Pentagon Is Jolted By Kennedy  Adm. Anderson Fired as Chief Of Onerations

M'Donald Gets Navy Post on  Joint Chiefs Adm. Anderson Dropped; LeMay  Kantac Air Bose

JFK Shocks Pentagon On  Joint Chiefs   Drops Auderson As Chief Of All Naval Operatians

PENTAGON JOLTED  Kennedy Drops Chief Naval Officer, Renames LeMay

LOST SINCE FEB. 2  Discovery Of Life Jackets Indicates Tanker Disaster

RAIN PREDICTED TONIGHT, TUESDAY  seth, Mees BA eeweew., wa ee ws

Man Freed In Bail On Knife Charge   Two Policemen  Sued For $200.000

Killed by Oil on Mississippi River —  State Forces Helping Rescue Ducks

Reynolds Tells Thompson fo Start Suit   Wants to Force Investment Board fe Seat Lucey

Thompson Ruling Prompts Squabble  Reynolds Unhappy About Decision

First Gubernatorial Candidate     nn  Mike Kuchera Tosses Hat in Ring

Today ::   Around the State . Aroand the Nation . Around the World .

For Failure To Register As Foreign Agent  Columnist Faces Charge

Igor Cassini Indicted In Trujillo Case   CASSINE CONFIDENT   OTHERS NAMED

As Publicity Agent For Trujillo— Indict Society Writer In Failure To Register

Jury Indicts Columnist As Dictator Aide   Cassini Cited For Failing To Register As Dominican Aide

‘Columnist Denies Charge  ‘Cholly Knickerbocker’ Accused o Not Registering as Trujillo Agent

U.S. INDICTS IGOR CASSIN   ‘Cholly Knickerbocker . Accused of Being Trujillo Avent

Mental Center Plan Wins First Test in Senate   Unanimous Vote Put: Bill in Position For Final Passace

New Patrol Chief to Concentrate on Killer’ Violations   Mikesch to Direct More Effort Toward Main Causes of Accidents; Less on Equipment Checks

Senate Vote On Measure  Seen Today   Effort To Stymie Transaction Fails

Tax Cut Dangerous Gamble, Byrd Says   Virginian Takes Issue With Kennedy Statement

Row Over Grain Sales to Soviet Stalls Action on Foreign Aid Bill

By Trying To Cut Taxes, Increase Spending Kennedy Taking Gamble With Solvency, Byrd Says

Grain Sales Row Blocks Aid Action  Proanncal ta Ran   Proposal to Ban Payments Guarante Sparks Hot Dispute

Senate Recess Forced After Leader’s Plea   Mansfield Fails to Kill Plan Aimed to Scuttle Sales Idea

Byrd Claims JFK Trying Big Gamble   Doubts Economy Will Suffer If Tax Cut Killed

Byrd Raps  JFK’s Tax  Cut Demand Takes “Dangerou:  Gamble” With  Nation’s Solvency

Grain Dispute Halts Foreign Aid Bill Action A Final Vote Was  Near When Fight Friunted In Senate

Kennedy Taking Gamble with U.S. Solvency: Byrd   Disputes President's Stand on Tax Cutting

Senator Views Cut as Gamble With Solvency   Spending Trim Also Necessary

Foreign Aid Held Up in Wheat Row   Dispute Explodes During Senate Evening Session

Row Over Grain Sales  Stalls Aid Bill Passage   Another Foreign Aid Story on Page 4.

Amendment To Proposed Grain Deal Raises Furor; Motion By Mansfield To Kill Rider Loses

Disputes President's Statements  Byrd Says JFK Gambling With Country's Solvency    Row Erupts In Senate  Aid Bill Snagged On Grain Dispute

Senate Dispute Blocks Bill Vote   Mundt Amendment Freezes Ballot

‘KENNEDY TAKING VERY DANGEROUS GAMBLE’  Byrd Says Tax Cut Would Threaten Nation’s Solvency

Senate Fight Over Proposed Sales Of Grain To Red Bloc Delays Final Vote’

Tax Cut a Threat: Byrd   Tax Cut Would Create Millions of Jobs: JFK

Breaks Out Over Mundt  Amendment   Final Senate Vote Appeared Near On $3 Billion Measure

Byrd Says U.S. Solvency Endangered ....  Kennedy Charged With Fiscal Gambling

What's Inside   NEWS CONFERENCE ASSERTION DISPUTED  Byrd Accuses Kennedy Of Dangerous Tax Gamble

Professor’s Arrest Hurt L.S.-Soviet Cold War Thaw   Sen. Byrd Says JFK Takes Dangerous Gamble With Tax Cut

Dispute on Grair Holding Up Bill   Row Erupts Over Mundt Amendment

Payment Guarantee Questioned   Mansfield Says Mundt Confuses Trade and Aid

Controversy Over Grain Sales to Reds Delays Foreign Aid   Senate Refuses to Insure Payments to Private Firms

Declares JFK Is Taking “Very Dangerous Gamble” With Solvency Of Nation 

Dispute Follows New Cut in Bill, Kennedy Protest   Mansfield Forces Halt Until Today On Hot Measure

Grain Dispute Blocks Decision On Foreign Aid  Mundt Demands Guarantee Ban On Road Dananl-

Tax-Cut Plan Assailed As  Big Gamble   Sen. Byrd Disputes Kennedy Claim  On Bill's Effect

Grain Sales Delay Final Vote On Aid   Mundt. Amendment. Sparks Baitle With Mansfield Rebufted

JFK Tells AFL-CIO Tax Cut Will Aid Economy, Employment   Sen. Byrd Says Cutting Taxes  ‘Dangerous Gamble’ to Nation

Byrd Says Kennedy Gambling Solvency   Bitter Dispute Over Grain Holds Up Foreign Aid Bill

Amendment's Table Move Voted Down   Kennedy Hits Bill's Cuthacks, Strings Jn Restraint Appeal

Kemmer Resubmits Defeated Proposal  Downtown Boon: Free Parking?         Aid Bill Stumbles  Over Russian Deal

Sen. Byrd Accuses Kennedy Of Gambling With Solvency Of Nation In Tax-Cut Plan

It's Aid Debate Topic   By Ernest B. Vaccaro Associated Press Staff Wrerites

Mundt Asks Ban on Loan Guarantee   High Court Appointment Of Rep. Mills Rumored

Kennedy Says Tax Cut Would Boost Economy   Byrd Disputes JK’s Views On Tax

RED GRAIN DEAL BLOCKS FOREIGN AID   Amendment To Block Financing For Sales To Communists Sends Senate Into Recess.

Its Time To Split Up Money   Senate President Sees End Of Term By Memorial Day

Rolvaag Tries to Boost Lead   Attorney Argues Votes Not Now Counted Should Be included in New Totals

Deny Outside Influence In Controversy  Zuckert Testifies  He Made Decision Pein: Pe. ly

Labor Presses For. Tax. Cuts, More Spending  AF L- CIO Pr ‘oposes Faster Slash Than President’s ”

Recession ls Feared By Unions   Top Group Pats JFK On Back but Asks More Impact

Weyerhaeuser, 3 Other Firms Start Shutdown In Northwest   What Effect Here? Mill Outlook Told

Offered For Sale  Print Historic Sauk Trail Series in Booklet Form

Study Upper Grade Expansion, Program  May Revamp Junior High   Offered For Sale  Print Historic Sauk Trail Series in Booklet Form

FDR, Jr. tells Congress:  “Business would welcome desegregation mandate"

Senate Gets Budget Plan   Key Test Faces Proposal Okayed By Bipartisan State Committee

Final Approvat Seen for Latest Comnromise Bill  Levy-Budget Plan Still Falls Short Of Full Needc

Murder Reports Expected When Valachi Returns   Hearing in Senate Resumes Tuesday

‘ JUST GO OUT AND KILL’  Valachi To Testify About Gang Killings  7

——— 10 Officers. Involved ——  California Deputies _  ‘Linked With Scandal.

JFK Urges Equal Treatment For All As Means To End Racial Difficulties

“Equal Treatment For All Citizens Necessary Before Race Peace Comes” —JFK

President Cites Need For Equality   Kennedy Hopeful That Birmingham Residents Can Find Solution

‘Deplores Crisis   Kennedy (Claims Racial Troubles Will Continue ‘Until All Get Equality

Microfilu service P. 0. Box 8066 Dallas, Terase   Riots Damage Image  Of U. S. Abroad--JFK

Until All Americans Get Equal Treatment   ‘JFK Sees Continued U.S. Racial Troubles

Equal Treatment for All Citizens Is Key to Race Problem, President Says

Kennedy Says:  Race Troubles wil Continue Until — All Citizens Equal -

Kennedy says U.S. fo have racial unrest until all treated equally   Brown's tax program moves in Legislature

Kennex y Hopes Tensions WillEase  - = __ Racial Difficulties Tc Continue Until AM Citizens Receive Equal Treatment

President Defends His Cuba Policy  Exile Leader * Quits With Attack

$112-Million Wall In S. Austin  Tell Plans For New  Teamsters Building

Satellites Due fo Seek Testinc  To Check Millions  of Miles in Snace

U. §. Will Launct Spy Satellites  Can Detect Nuclear Tests Out in Space

Satellites Capable Of Detecting Nuclear Tests In Space Scheduled

U.S. Satellites Will Detect Any Testing in Space  Tells Plans During Senate Testimony

20 Million Miles US. Will Use Satellites To Detect Blasts In Space

Nuclear Superiority Declared On Increase   20 Million Miles  U.S. Will Use Satellites To Detect Blasts In Space

IBACKS PACT LIMITING ATOM TESTS   Strength Figures Given To Public For First Time   New Satellites To Check Secret Tests

Huge Airlift fo End Ahead of Schedule   U.S. Troop Movement to Germany Clicks Despite Weather

Mission Ends at 3:40 p.m. CST Today Troop-Carrying AF Planes Wear End of Job Hours Ahead of Time

Historic Troop Trans fer From Texas to Germany to Finish 8 Hours Sooner. 

3 Children Die in Tent Explosion   6 Others Burned, 2 Critically, in Wisconsin Camp

A Social Revolution \Clergymen Call Racism [Blasphemy Against God

Railroads AskedToDelay Date ForNew Work Rules    Trouble Mav Not Be Over Business Head Quits When IMen Fail In Good Faith Act   Clergymen Tell House Committee That Segregation Immoral, Act Against God

Fifty-Year Citizens Historical Society Welcomes Old-Timers To May 25 Meeting

Cites Problem   Nuclear Bomb Test Ban Said Nearer But Diplomats Remain Cautious   Avoid Surprise Aattack

Treaty Omits Ground Test   U.S. Delegate Prepares Return to Washington; No Blocks Seen

Agreement on Ban ls Reported Near   Moscow Reports Say Initialing Of Treaty Due Later This Week

A-Test Ban Treaty Near OK by Big 3   Fear Nikita May Insist on Pact for Non-Aaqaressior

Final Touches Placed on Plan For Test Pact   Harriman Expectec To Sign Agreement Today or Tuesday

Finishing touches put on treaty to ban tests  West still fears Khrushchev will insist , on 2 non-adareccion nact ac nart of deal

Agreement Is Near on Test Ban Accord   Diplomats Say Treaty Virtually Completed Today

Rare Interview Granted  Mrs. Sandburg Recalls 55 Years Of Marriage   Rv RICHARD C. BAYER

INGGTTY Ye TeMis Sot  Mrs. Sandburg Says She, Husband Weren’t Sure Marriage Would Last

Castro Arrives in Soviet Union  For Friendly Visit With Khrushecher

Redistricting Aired By Blue  Speedy Action Is Seen When Specia  SS on wi wn. C \ sieee ieee

Quick Act Predicted For Bill   Most Lawmakers Said Ready Rare Session

] uN -rinanced Veal Under rire   Senate Holds Closed Hearing on Cuban Aid Project

Goldwater Hits Moon Proposal  Expedition Would Be Wasteful, He Claim:

U. S. Seeks Withdrawal Of Red Force   Rusk Says Presence In Cuba Is Danger

No Deadline But Russia, Cuba Notified  French Action Not ' Fatnt Ta United

WARNING ON REDS IN CUBA   Moscow, Havana Told  Soviet Forces Add To World Perils      LATIN AMERICA WILL HELP WATCH CASTRO

$1,000 Fine eted Out ,  o Garrison   Judges’ Charge Of Defamation Upheld In Orlean:

Slot Machine, Still Add To Bucks Wealth   Bucks County today is richer by one slot. machine, a small still, a gallon jug of untaxed liquor, a glass

MAJOR UNANSWERED QUESTION  Where Does Ross Fit Into Governor's Race?

Airliner Crashes in London Fog   Two Persons Hurt as Jet Careens After Takeoff from Airport

No Americans Aboard 97 People Survive Canadian Airliner Crash in London

PASSENGERS, CREW FLEE OK IN HEAVY FOG   All Aboard Canadians; Aircraft Wrecked During Takeoff   2 ON THE AIRLINER SLIGHTLY INJURED

Trans-Canada Craft Wrecked During Takeo  Rescuers Find Passengers Lost In Muddy Field

Civil Rights Bill Rejected By Assembly  9 Democra ts and   9 Democrats and 41 Republicans Oppose Measure

Senate Dems Rushing Debt Ceiling Bill   Change Strategy, Plan to Force. Showdown Vote

Five others fined $2,000 each Hornung, Karras suspended indefinitely by NFL today

G. {MBLING PROBE _HITS HORNUNG, KARRAS  Pro Grid Stars Suspended!

FINAL EDITION   Cuba-Based Soviet Troops Rush Site Buildup   GOP Plans to Prahe “Bay of Pigs.’ Pare 3A

Where to Find It   Islanders Sail For Old Homes  To Esecane Noise

If Troy Man Had Believed In Banks, He Would Have Been Multimiliionaire

Plugs for Program:  Kennedy Says Cut in Budget Would Cost a Million Jobs

Aims Words At Critics Among GOP   Kennedy Talks To Newspaper Editors Today

Kennedy Says $5 Billion Budget Cut Would Cost Nation One Million Jobs

All Benefits From Proposed Slash in Taxes Would be Offset, He Tells Editors

Now Hear This   Speaks to Editors      Kennedy Says Budget Cut Would Hurt Nation

Million  Would Lose Jobs   Balanced Economy Is Right Path To Balanced Budget Newsmen Told

‘Cut Would Offset Tax Slash Gain’   ‘Nation, Neighborhood Would Be Hit,’ He Tells Newsmen

$5 Million Cut Would Cost 1 Million Jobs   Federal Spending Has Useful Role In Economy

‘Tax cuts would be  useless’   President addresses newspaper editors

PROGRAMS CAN PLAY USEFUL ROLE   Seeks Support Of Editors On U. S. Progress

President Sees Many Jobs Lost  Tells Editors   Tells Editors Of His Aims For Economy

PRESIDENT MARES PLEA FOR PROGRAM  Loss Million Jobs Seen as Price of Maior Budaet Cut

Jobs, Defense, Space Cited in ASNE Address   Talk Directed at Program Critics

Sees Benefit From Lower  Taxes Lost  President Defends His Economic Policy

Tells Editors Slashes Would Offset Tax Aid  Pracident Savs   President Says His Proposals Help Economy

Talks To Editors  JFK Warns Cuts In Budget Would Mean 1 Million Fewer Jobs

J.F.K.: Balanced economy before a balanced budget  $5 BILLION SLASH WOULD OFFSET BENEFITS OF PROPOSED TAX CUT

Offsets Any Cut in Taxes He Declares  Give Views   Give Views In an Address Before Editors

Defends Federal Outlays In Talk To News Editors   More Widespread Assurance That Peace And Freedom Can Prevail, Kennedy Says Referring To Cuba

Might Bring Loss Of Million Jobs  Cutback In Spending Also Seen   Cutback In Spending Also Seen Offsetting Tax Relief Benefits

President Says $5 Billion Cut In His Budaet Would Eliminate Million Jobs

Kennedy Hits Cut in Budgei   Would Cost Million Jobs, Offset Benefits, President Tells Editors

JFK Believes Slash To Cost Million Jobs   Cutback in Spending Also Seen Offsetting Tax Relief Benefits

Recession Seen Unless Outlay High   Lashes View Tax Cut Would Aid Business; Says Budget Trimmed

Pictures Typical Community And How It Is Affected by Activities Of Federal Government

Kennedy--$5 billion budget slash  would offset benefits of tax cut   Jab at critice   In House-passed revenue bill Step taken toward full payment of agricultural land tax credits   Linder 40 ner cent

Says $5 Billion Cut Would Idle Million Workers   chief Executive Attacks Plan to Match Reductions In Taxes and Spending.

Cost Would Be Million Jobs, Editors Told  Would Offset All Tay Cut Renefite

Cites Slash Could Boost Jobless List   President Tells Editors Tax Cut ’ Would Be Offset

Will Offset Tax Cut Aid He Declares   President Aims Criticism At GOP Asking Fund Slash

Budget Cut Would Idle One Million, Says JFK  Makes Plea For His Program

Grand Ole Opry Bus Is Struck  Two Performers Hurt; Driver Of ‘Automobile Killed

: e . » Continue Deliberations  Jury Unable to Reach Verdict In Estes Mail Fraud Trial

 Continue Deliberations eS Re UenuiOn  Jury Unable to Reach Verdic In Estes Mail Fraud Trial

Russ wear Cuban uniforms  Russians, anti-Castro guerrillas clash

New Clashes Are Reported Between Soviet Troops, Cuban Guerrillas

Assembly Given  FusdIwvitinw  Plea by Reynolds For Senate 's Bill  Opposes Efforts To Revamp Tax,

REPORT BREAKINS — AT ADLER, GOETZINGER GARAGES OVER WEEKEND  Cash is Stolen  Bran One Diapn 

REPORT BREAKINS — . , AT ADLER, GOETZINGER GARAGES OVER WEEKEND  Cash is Stolen  From One Place :

Rusk Pushes For Approval Of Treaty   Says U.S. Will Resume Tests If Violations Of Pact Are Detected

Compulsory arbitration  Union leader attacks Kennedy railroad plan

Series Under The Stars Groups Combine To Sponsor  Summer Symphony Concerts

Symphony Beneath The Stars Groups Join To Sponsor  Summer Outdoor Concerts

Space Agency Planning Next Shot At Mars   Venus Success Cited As Reason For Plans Shift

Postpones Its Second Venus Trip   Success by Mariner 2 Cited; Try for Mars Late in 1964

“Has History of Invasions Syria Is Battleground In Clash of East, West

News Index   Oldest City In The World May Hold Key To Arab Nationalisn

The Birthplace of Arab Nationalism, Syria May Be Key to Mideast Future

Background Of Syrian  Revolution Political Situation Is Chronically in  Precarious Ralance

Congo Aid Lever For  Reform Call   U.S. Officials See Slowdown If Assurance Lacking

Objects to Crackdown Against the Buddhists   Hundreds of Arrests, Seizure Of Pagodas and Killing of Monks Reported by Diem‘’s Government

TAWES FAVORS SENDING BOYS TO VIC CULLEN   Backs Recommendation In View Of Training School Situation   INDICATES ACTION WILL COME NOV. i2

CONNALLY BACKS TWO Lawmckers Screen Requests For Five Four-Year Calleae:

He Vows to Lead Party. Tn Election  -Resignation :   Plea Is. Seorned.

' He Wanted To Impeach The President  Man Captured Following Bomb Threat

Bomb Seare Lasts Two Hours  x &*. & &* x & ko x we kk * * wk &k  Phoenix Man Beine Held Far Montal Obceraqton

 Bizarre Kennedy Impeachment Plea  ‘Puts Bomb Threat At Feet Of Justice

Arizona Man in Custody After Threatening to Blou Up Justice Department

Newspapers, Empty Can s  Tear Gas Ends ‘Threat’ ‘To Justice Department

Justice Department, Police Handed ‘Hectic Bomb Scare: Man Is Held

JFK Avoids New Strike Curb Plans  Fears Action Would Delay Tax Cut Proposals

Strike Problem Soft-Pedaled   President Hopes to  Keep Track Clear  Egor Action on Taxes

2 Women Killed, 2 Badly Hurt  Exonerate Mineral City Trucker In Fatal Crash

Way Cleared For Nuclear Strike Units  Approval of Allies Won for Unified NATO Command

Blistering Speeches Exchanged  SC Senate Defeats Move To Close Clemson Doors

Wallace Blocks Integration eit Te  May Send Federal  Troops to ‘Bama

SCHOCL INTEGRATION HASSLE Justice Department Heads For B umingham Showdown

Legislature Will Meet on Sept. 11  Gov. Romney Issues Official Call Today

Congress Appears Prepared fo Agree To Early Tax Cut   President's Proposals To Be Detailed In a Message on Jan, 24,

Congress Ready For Quick Action On Tax Proposal  Kennedy Message   Kennedy Message Jan.24 To Outline Exact Cut Steps

Members Await Details Before Final Decision   Some Ask Bigger Portion of Slash Go To Businesses

Dem Leaders Pledge Speedy Tax Cut Action  Levy Reduction Seer ‘Matter Of Urgency’  Ta A _i...*  Ye

Proposals Put First In Congress   Leader Says House Group to Take Up Program Quickly

See Page Five for more reaction stories on the proposed tax cut.

Long Fight Ahead Over The Hows of Tax Cut Fast Support In Congress

Congress Registers Signs Of OKing Tax Slash Proposal!   JFK's Tax Reform Proposal May Be Shocker to Many

Conaress to Favor Tax Cuts   Members Await More Concrete Plan Than Given in State of Union

What And How Much?- . Solons Friendly To Tax CuttingWait For Details

McCormack calls cut a matter of urgency   Business expects boost in activity

SOLONS SET TO PICK UP TAX CUT BID   Congress Shows Signs of Accepling Revenue Law Reforms   AWAIT JFK MESSACE   No Commitments Until Learning Details of Kennedy Plan

MANY SPLITS NOTED OVER JFK'S PLANS   Several Other Special Programs Brushed Brieflv

PRESIDENT TO GIVE DETAILS NEXT THURSDAY   CONGRESS APPEARS READY TO ACCEPT SLASH THIS YEAR

Congress Shows Signs It’s Amenable to Kennedy’s Plans for 1963 Tax Cut

Await More Details On Tax Slash  Legislators Are    ee es ROC ©) Cee

Congress Shows Signs It Intends To Accept Plan  More Details Waited On Kennedy Tax Plar

Shows Siens Of Accepting Proposals  Congress Waits Further Details On Tax Cut Plan:

Annual County Business, Industrial Progress Review      ongress Seen Accepting Tax Cut Proposal

Congress Favoring Cut In Income Tax   Your ‘Loopholes Are In Danger

Demos Promise Fast Consideration On JFK's Income Tax Reduction Plan

Democrats promise speedy consideration of tax cut   Medicare not downaraded

Special message planned  Detailed plans for tax cut  io be given conaress Jan. 24

Democratic Leaders Promise Quick Action on Tax Reduction Proqram

Kennedy plan favored  Congress awaifs concrete details of fax cut program

Congress Awaits Additional Details  Kennedy Messages on Budget, eo EO

Signs Point ToAccepting Kennedy Bid   Members Await More Details About Program   Details Soon

Tax Cut Plan to Get Priority Billing   WILL INCLUDE TAX CUT PROGRAM New Budget Expected To Be Controversial   Award for JFK

Tax Cut Approval Forecast   Signs Indicate Congress To Okay Presidential Plan

‘CONGRESS SAID LIKELY TO VOTE TAX CUTS... BUT...  Possibility $30 Billion Deticit Seen

- Leaders Promise It Top Priority JF K: Schedules January 21. To Give Congress Tax Plan

Early Action On JFK's Tax Reduction Program Is Promised By Demo Leaders

Unmistakable Signs Point to Acceptance Of JFK’s Invitation to Cut Taxes in 1963

Congress Hints It May Accept Kennedy's Plan   Solons Want Detailed Report Before Deciding Fert: of Tax Slash Plan -

JFK Tax Message  Jan. 24   Quick Consideration Seen By Congress; Members Seem to Favor Tax Cut

Kennedy Sets Tax Message to Congress   Solons Vow Speed After They Receive Details Jan. 24

Winds Spur New Threat Of Fire Loss   Flames Crack!e In Dry Woodlands, Maine To Georgia

Blazes, High Wind Bring Death for 7   Thousands of Acres Of Forest Land Laid Waste Over 6 States

Terrific Woodland Fires Destroy Vast Areas, Take At Least 3 Lives

Wind-Whipped Flames Sweep Town Ss a Wisep! Lowi  Forest Fires Spread Death And Disaster From Maine To Georgia

Forest Blazes Sweeping Arid Eastern Areas   Death Toll Rises As Heavy Winds Spread Damage

Blazes Spurred By Strong Winds; Vast Areas Burn  - Georgia Has 1,000 Fires During Week

Raging Forest Fires Sweep East  At Least 7 Known Dead F: rom : Atlantic Coast Flames, Wind

Two More Boxers Killed in Matches  Probe Launched  In Pennsylvania

Fires, Crashes Kill 2? in Pa.   4 County Residents Hurt in Nearby Weekend Accidents

{LOOKING TOWARD 1968  Billy Graham Thinks Connally Ha: ‘All Potentials’ Of A President —

Rescue Cratf Save 3/0 Of 40 Aboard   Three Americans On Board, Says Report; Blast. Fire Cause

At Least 40 Are Killed When Argentine River Boat Sinks In Wake of Explosion, Fire

Alabama Wages Delaying Action On Integration   (A continuing study of developments on the racial front)  By AL KUETTNER

Reynolds Vetoes Bilis To Restore $300,000 Revenue  Plans To Provide   Plans To Provide For CD Officials Also Earns Veto

ONLY 15 YARDS FROM SAFETY  Rain Turns Cave Into Death Trap for Two

(TRAPPED FIVE DAYS  Cave Ordeal Ends tor 3   ONE FEARED DEAD Workers Save Pinned Man After Repeated Rock Falls

satellite Countries Criticized...  Castro Belittles Red Party Leaders

Disapproves of Missile Deal...  Satellite Slaves Rank Low With Castro, Writer Says

Castro Holds Low Dpinion of Soviet ‘atellite States   Derides Their Bowing to Khrushchev'’s Ideas On Subtect of Art.

Russia Puts Satellite in Earth Orbit   Unmanned Cosmos Third Space Shot ol This Year

Ginny Heads To Sea After Carolina Scare   Navy Planes Are Continuing To Fly Through Center

Hurricane Swerves Into Sea   No Damage Found To Beach Property On Carolina Coast

Both See Need for Tax Hike   lowa Parties Split On HOW to Raise  More Revenue

May Write Own Financial Plan For State   Agree With Governor On Spending Boost

GOP Solons Differ With Governor on How.to Raise Cash for Higher Budget

Mundt Would Warn Soviet Union Abou: Dangers of Flying Over U. S. Carriers

Officials Puzzled By Soviet Flights Over U.S. Carriers   May Be Retaliation For U. S, Inspection of Cuban Shinosing.

RED PLANES FLY OVER U.S. CARRIEF   Bombers Make Nine Passes Over Constellation In Western Pacific After Interception By Eiahters.

Overflights. By Russians Puzzle U. S.   Senator Says Such Action Sows Seeds Of Possible War

Tax Bill To Floor   US Puzzled By Overflights   Hit-Run Raid On Cuba Port

Flight Reason Puzzles U. S.   Mundt Says Soviet Should Know Action Is Serious

Russ Flights Puzzle US.   Several Reasons Possible For Passes Over Carriers

Russian Flights Over U.S. Warships Carry Seeds Of Conflict, Sen. Karl Mundt Warns

Mundt Demands  Motive Behind Red Planes Buzzing U. S. Ships Sought

State Senators Hear Local Group Protest Proposal  Change to Second District Assailed During Hearing

Rusk, Butler Define Areas For Agreement   Say West Must Keep Trying for Pacts With Reds

tee eetteetteee esta a fy Rusk, Butler Agree On Approach Toward Soviets

' Troops. Helicopters Mustered tree, Bencepers Se  New Blizzard Cuts Off Sector Of England

New Blizzard Cripples Much Of British Isles   Entire Counties Isolated; ‘Copters Fly Food Supplies

Second Blizzard Strikes West England After Partial Thaw From First Blow

Thompson given highway post as lowa governor appoints five   Bills signed by governor

Longshoremen Favor End of Walkout  Men May Return ToDocks Saturday

Local Disputes Won’t Affect New York  Early End Seen In Dock Strike

Ready To Withdraw N.Y. Pickets   teady To Withdraw N.Y. Pickets  Dockers May Be On Job Saturday

Longshore Union Members May Go To Work Saturday   Dock Workers Strongly in Favor of Accepting Terms

Many Strikers To Return Soon  Dock Workers Votin: For New Acreement

Jam At Docks May Be Broken Saturday As Longshoremen Return To Their Jobs

fatale & ACTUSE) Tt Disposition of Highway 91 In Canyon Undecided

‘Arctic Cold Paralyzes — Midwest   Record Lows, Snow Blamed for 100 Deaths, Traffic Jams

CHARGE FIVE COLLEGE Svueine FOR DAMAGE TO LARGE COW'S HEAD ON WELLS’ DAIRY SIGN  Gab RBhaunete Paiiph

CHARGE FIVE COLLEGE  STUDENTS FOR DAMAGE  TO LARGE COW'S HEAD.  ON WELLS’ DAIRY SIGN Set Mayor's Court

The World Today  *x*x* x xkx* *€ x*x*x   Britains on Alert for Traitor

14 U.S. Special Forces Troops Injured i in Mortar Barrage By Red Guerrillas in Viet Nam

14U.S. Soldiers Shot by Reds  Attack S. Viet Nam - Airport With Shells

Guerrillas Hit Troops  In Saigon   Reds Rake Airport. Wound 14. U.S.  Soldiers In Fray

14. GIs Hurt By Red Fire In Viet Nam   U.S. Headquarters Hit by Mortar Shell; 3 Reported Serious

- Enovid Can Stay On Market  FDA Urces Caution In Birth Control Pill Use

Enovid . Can Stay On Market .  EDA Herne Caution In Birth Control Pill bs

Hurricane Ginny Is Nearing Eastern Coast of Florida   Storm Is Desctibed As Minimal Hurricane By Weather Bureau.

Storm Ginny Advancing On Florida   Hurricane’s Force Drops; Warnings Might Be Posted

Hurricane’s Power Seen.  Not ‘Major’   Dim Hope Voiced Siorm May Loop, Miss Coast Area

Hurricane Watch for East Coast   Batten Down at Cape Canaveral; Ginny  Path Confusing

Peak winds of 75 m.p.h. clocked  On collision course with heavily populated area

Some Hope That Ginny Will ‘Loop’   Peak Winds Drap; Storm May flit Coast Tonight

Gale Warnings fly Wrong-Way Ginny Loops  Toward Florida’s Coast   Wheat Talks On  U.S. kx pected To O.K.  Corn Sale To Hungary

EAST COAST OF FLORIDA   Hurricane Turns Southward After Hovering: Off N. Carolina Since   Sunday; Packs 80  Mile Winds.

On Collision — Course With  Populated Area   Hurricane Ginny Loses Force During Night: May Change Course

Hopes Dim Storm To Change Course   Ginny’s 80-Mile-An-Hour Winds  160 Miles From Cape Canaveral

Storm’s Pattern Erratic  OT te ce a ee a   Workers Deployed  In Florida Cities

‘Wrong-Way’ Storm Heads Toward Florida  Ginny Not Termed Major Hurricane By Forecasters

Far From Major Storm, They Stress Forecasters Holding Hope  Hurricane Misses Florida

Watch Posted; Storm Might Change Course  _ Winds Increasing;  Showers, Squalls  ‘Become Rraauen

Canaveral  watch set by bureau   Red Cross sends disaster workers

Loses Strength During Night; Watch Is Posted  Confusing Storm May

HEADS FOR EAST COAST OF FLORIDA   Hurricane Turns Southward After Hovering Off N. Carolina Since Sunday; Packs 80Mile Winds.

Wrong-Way Ginny Makes Up Her Mind   East Coast Due To Feel Brunt By Tonight

Wrong-Way Ginny 4 oe Some Force  : Storm Center Set ) 155 Miles to East Of Cape Canavera

Forecasfers Unar? storm  Hurricane Ginny Moving Slowly Toward Florida's Eastern Coast

Hurricane Action Is Uneertain   Heads ‘Wrong Way Along Florida’s Lower East Coast

3rd Occupant Injured  2 Workers On Gas Line  Die In Carroll Car Crash

Commercial Club Meeting Will Be. Held Thursday   No Special Program Is   No Special Program Is Planned But Members To Hear Committees

Commercial Club Will Hold First Meeting Of Year  Officers For The New Year Will Be Elected; ‘Betelmace Bdhant Fi

U.N. envoys  ordered out  US. expelling three Russians in espionage case

TRIO LINKED WITH 2 SPY SUSPECTS   Members Of Soviet Deiegation To U.N.  PROSECUTION   Prevented By Diplomatic Immunity: FBI Recovers Stolen Secret Data

United Nations: 2a  Alleged Red  Spies to Pull  Out Priday U. S. Demanded  Expulsion of 3 On U.N. Staff

Accuses them of spy plot U.S. expels three members of Soviet UN delegation

Russians Due Boot By U.S.   Red Delegates Connected With Spy Case Probe

Three Red Diplomats Given Boot   Involved With Two  Others In Spy Piot

Trio in U.N. Group Tied To SpyPlot   Immunity Prevents Prosecution; Red Protest Expected

VIOLATIONS IMMUNITY CHARGED   Bail Revoked On Two Principals Espionage Case

U. S. Is Ousting Three Russians In Spying Case   Diplomatic Immunity Prevents Prosecution

Immunity Prevents Prosecution  Three Soviet Delegates To U.N. Being Expelled

Three Spies To Go Home   Passage Booked By Trio  After Plot Is Uncovered

Mrs. Nhu Say: U.S. Plotting Against Diem   Vietnamese First Lady Begins Speaking Tour

‘PLOT’ AGAINST VIET NAM Mme. Nhu Launches Tour Of U.S. on Pugnacious Note

SET HODGE RELEASE FOR JANUARY 31   Parole, Based On ExState Auditor's Failing Health, Coincides With Conditional Federal Release.

RELEASE FOR ~ JANUARY 33   Parole, Based On ExState Auditor's Failing Health, Coincides With Conditional Federal Release.

Alex Crash Victim Dies   1963 Traffie Fatalities  13  Same Period @ Year Ago  10  Total Deaths In 1962  26

Columnist Refuses _ To Name Lawmaker Congressmen  Really Upset Over Article

Weather   Committee Reject: Evidence  Reporte: Refuses to Name Capital 1 . 7  Source of ‘Cheating Congressmen

Medic To File Suit Today In Seeking Reinstatement   FPSTES CASE   NO PATIENTS   ETSTIMONY

eeping Fingers Crossed ..     Viet Nam Changes Moderately Please ‘Administration

Hopeful Yank Officials Sure Good Start Made in Saigon   Small Nations Push Russia,  U.S. into New Geneva Talks

School Boycott In Alabama Not All Successful   Students Staying Away From Classes, Get Little Support

Hundreds Out Of School In Racial Baycot   Tuskegee School Has Enrollment Of 13, All Negroes

{Yo Get Ruling on Resolution potest del nbshcasaimaia— laasiniadnnbete ite fa dlacadah  Permit Solons to Intervene in Remap SuitIn HighCour

Nye Held Guilty in Slaying —  Jury to Decide   J ury t to Decide Penalty Mondaj

Bar's Judge Poll Stirs Questions  Wisconsin Action Has No Precedent

Arm Against Red Trawlers  Alaskans Claim   Alaskans Claim Damage by Soviets

Fishermen in Alaska Armed   Want to Prevent   PA dhisr Losses boo pe we —-

Inside Today   Over 200 Jailed Greensboro N egroes” Stage Demonstration

Gilpatric, McClellan Have Tift   Issue: Whether Forme In Dynamics’ Corner On Defense Job

14 TENTATIVE JURORS—  In Este  ae Rus       ys! a \  S  Trial  kens

PRESENT BILL TC FORCE INCREASE IN REA RATES  _ SENATOR SAYS  SOME OPERATIONS  arr  ©- ciamriernr weet mem

JFK Tells Congress He Opposes Present Illogical Immigration Quotas

Kennedy Urges Annual Increase In Immigration  President’s Plan Would Hike Level To 164.500 Yearly

Kennedy Asks For Immigration Changes   Would Abolish Country-By-Country Quota System And Other Restrictions

Immigration Law Changes Are Proposed   ae ie am Dhewiten   Kennedy Asks Doing Away With National Quotas for 5 Years

Canvassers Give Okay To Document   Experts Say Recount Won't Change Outcome Have 48 Hours to File

Former Presidents ATK.C. Meeting   Will Attend Salute To Mexico Set Up By People to People,

Trial Starts Again After Blonde Sobs   By JIM STANTON And PAUL ALTAIRE

FEAR DEATH IS NEAR; LAST RITES GIVEN   Sudden Relapse Comes After Strong Rally; End Said To Be Matter Of Hours ... Or Days.

‘It Can Be a Matter of Hours— Or of Days’ One of Pontiff's Doctors Is Quoted as Saying

Pontiff Has  Peritonitis   Condition Very Grave, Vatican Radio Reports

Last Rites Given By Priest  Doctor Says J It  7. ee . ae   Doctor Says It Can Be Matter  Of Hours Or Days: Had Been Eetter

Pontiff Hovers Near Death Again   Dramatic Turn In Pontiff’s Illness

Holy Father Takes Turn For Worse   Lasi Rites Given After Pope Suffers Another Sethack

Takes Turn For Worse, Near Death   VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Pope John XXIIl’s life _ebbed away today and he was given the Roman Catholic Church’s last rites for the dying.

Last Rites Are Given  To Pontiff   81-Yeur-Olt Pape Reparte:l Failing Rapidly

A Dramatic Turn... Church Leader Failing Rapidly, Vatican Reports

Pontiff Given Last Rites: Suffers Pain   Yoarcan wiry — Vit) — Vatican officials said at 9:10 p.m. (3:10 p.m. EST) that the death of Pope John XXIII is imminent,

Takes Sudden Turn for Worse  Pope Failing Rapidly.  GivenExtreme Unction

VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Pope John XXIIl’s life ebbed away today and he was given the Roman Catholic Church’s last rites for the dying.

Death Is Near For 81-Year-Old Church Leader   Pontif’s Condition Takes Dramatic Turn for Worse  Joy      VRecaitee: phe: 5

Suffers New Crisis And Failing Fast   Rites Are Given; Had Appeared To Be Making Rally

Suddew Relapse   Lest Altes of the Chiteh Aditainared He Ailes Paatte

Pontiff  Suffers Relapse  Change Comes  After Reports Of Improvement

Receives . Extreme Unction Pope John Is At The Threshold  Of Death After Sudden Setback

His Heart, Circulation Fails Rapidly   Pontiff Has Trouble Breathing

Pontiff Sutfering Much Pain, Death Hovers Near Him   VATICAN CITY (UP!) — The Vatican announced at 3 p.m. CDT that Pope John XXIII has lost consciousness and that his death appears imminent.

Crisis Caused By Peritonitis, Doctors Report  Death Could be Hours Or Days Away

Pontiff Takes Sudden Turn For Worse   Extreme Unction Is Given Catholic Leader, Report Say:

Condition Is Steadily Worsening   eritonitis Blamed for Relapse at Time He Seemed Rallying

Vatican Says Pontiff Is Failing Very Rapidly   Catholic Head Is Unconscious; End Said to be Matter of of Time; Official: Called to Rame, Also Relatives

Family gathers at bedside His condition steadily worsening, Vatican says

Physician Says  Death Can Come  ii NOUTS; Days Sudden Setback  Followed Signs Of Recovery

Extreme Unction Rite Administered Today   Renort Extremely Serloud

VATICAN CITY (#—A sudden turn for the worse tod: srought Pone John XXII to the threshold of death.

Last Rites Administered To Aged Ruler   Showing Pain, Evidenced By Faltering Speech

Takes ‘Turn For Worse. .  Pope Given Last Rite: Of Catholic Church ©

PONTIFF IN PAIN, SAYS HE IS READY   One Physician Says Could Be Hours Or Days

Half-Billion Catholics Turn Eyes To Vatican As Pope Takes Bad Turn

Death Is Near For $1-Year-Old Church Leader   Pontil’s Condition Takes Dramatic Turn for Werse Durine the Night.

“A Matter Of HoursOr Of Days’   ‘Don't Worry, He Tells Physician

Cardinals Rush To Bedside As Word Spreads  Condition Worsens   Condition Worsens During Night But Patient Is ‘Serene’

Took Sudden Turn After Improving   Pope's Three Brothers. Sisters Rush to Rome; Receives Last Rites

Pope John Is On Threshold Of Death Following New Outbreak Of Bleeding; Administer Last Rites Of The Church;  eve “Bags Are Packed, Ready To Go   CALL TO PRAYER

Sudden relapse places Pope John near death  ‘It can be a matter of hours or of days,’   ‘It can be a matter of hours or of days, — ‘savs doctor: sacraments are administered

Death Could Be Matter of » Hotirs or Days:   Takes Sudden Turn for: Worse Alter Earlier Strong Rally __

Pontiff's Life Ebbing Away In New Crisis   Sensing The End, Prelate Requests Extreme Unction

Administer Last Rites Of Church   End Matter Of Hours Or Days, Doctors Say; “Very Ready To  Go,” Leader Of Catholics Says

Takes Turn for Worse in Early . Hours of Today:  Last Sacraments. of: Church Administered

As Condition Reverses Prins lcetetchnse tetas te lle  Pope Near Death, Says Vatican Aide

Pope Nears Death, Given Last Rites   Takes Turn For Worse During Nicht

Over $870 Grossed At Carnival   4-H Winners Named —  Grooming Contest

State Budget Standoff May Be Near End   Reynolds, Republican Committee Said to Have Reached Accord

GOP, Reynolds Reducing Outlay To $631.2 Million   Governor Okays Step to Provide For School Aids

Foolish To Go to China,  Returning Turncoat Says   Soviet Pressure

—ONLY GOD KNOWS WHY’- — Ohio Turncoat Says He Regretted Decision

By MORRIS W. ROSENBERG PORT AU PRINCE (AP) —Thi:  .., «» sito af Baa

Report from Port au Prince  Terrorized City Awaits Duvalier Tyranny’s End

DICTATOR THREATENS SLAUGHTER  Fear And Voodoo Are Stuff Of Life In Haiti

News Index   Haiti Is Land Of Ignorance, Fear   By MORRIS W. ROSENBERG PORT AU PRINCE — (») —

This Dispatch Was Censored in Haiti:  Port au Prince, City of Fear

IT'S IN THE WHISPER OF MEN Fear Reigns Supreme Everywhere In Haiti   By MORRIS W. ROSENBERG

Dropout Problem — What Does Future Hold?   State Industrial Unit Unimpressed By Retail Stores Hiring Negroes

‘State Industrial Commission Urges ‘Retails to Act on Fair Employment

Seek Upset Of Railway Plan In Suit  Justice Department   Justice Department Backs Union Action

(Airliner Cracks Up On Takeott   Happens During Heavy Storm; 36 Injured

IN VIOLENT STORM  At Least 7 Die In N. Y. Plane Crash   New Zealand DC: Crash Kills 30

Plane Crash In New York: Toll Mounts   Airline Tragedy In Heavy Storm; Many Injured

Mohawk Craft Burns During Heavy Storm   36 Others on Board Airliner Injured; Two of Crew Victims

Plane Falls On Takeoff — In Rainstorm  Killed Were In Fora Da  mm e* Fire

 All Others Reported Injured At Least Seven Die in Crash Of Airliner During Takeoff

‘Lawmakers Return to Work Load; \Democrats.:Press for Redistricting

LOCAL SENATOR SAYS IPAC HEAD IS VICIOUS LIAR  ACTION FOLLOWS — BLAST AT GOP

Equipment Misuse Is Alleged  Petition Nanie oe “_   Petition Names Conmniissioners

3,000 Negroes In Demonstrations  /Racial Troubles Mount In Alabam:

Celebrity-Packed Affair  ‘Cleopatra’ Greeted With Critical Acclaim As If Opens On Broadway

$40,000,000 Spectacle...  Critics Can't “Agree: Did Cleo Ring Bell, Lay Egg?

‘Cleopatra’ Hit By New York  Movie Critics   $40 Million Dollar Production Greeted With Mixed Reactioy

PSYCHIATRISTS SAY If you think you're normal married couple, chances are you're “dull”

 Lo Force Soviet-Indian Break   Policymaker Says U.S. Would Be Stupid

2,000-Mile-An-Hour Airliner Is Planned   Related Stories, Pages 3B, 120

Snow Wind, Slashing At  Midsection Temper ratur res  Peocee: he.   Temperatures Slump Far Below Zero

New Blast By Winter Hits U. S.   Midwest Suffers From Wind, Snow. Cold Weather

More Snow, Below Zero Are Recorded   Temperatures Range To -41 In Montana; List Other Readings

Winds, Snow Hit Nation's Midsection ©   Blizzards In Kansas, Texas

Sub-Zero Cold Grips Midwest   Slashing Winds   Slashing Winds Drive New Snow Across the Plains

Congress Faces Key Measures  < oneney Proposals  7. Foawe Ta Wate

‘Congress Tackling Nuclear Test Ban Pact, Tax Cut Bill This Weel

Congress Faces Key Measures  2 Kennedy Proposals Due To Come to Vote

ossible Prosecution Planned  Welfare Dole Fraud Found In Cleveland

Hitch-Hiker Is Killed In  Car Smashup   Slick Route 40 Near Washington Seene Of Tragedy

Psychologist Cites Harm Of Mixing  Observed Damag   Observed Damage To Negro Children Who Transferred

‘FIFTH DAY’ CONTROVERSY Some Rescue Workers Lash  Miner’s Complaint on Delay

Kennedy Names Lodge Envoy To Viet Nam  Regarded As Decisive Battleground By State Department

Action on sheriff legislation unlikely  State solons feel incumbents  ean fayaat va_nlackian hanac

SOME QUESTION, INDEED There’s Some Question About His Flying Soon

Could draw protest votes  Wallace's defiance a launch to primaries

Expect Khrush In Havana For Celebrations  Rumors Persist   Rumors Persist Red Chief Will Visit Castro

K May Visit Havana for Celebration   Cuba Observing 100 Anniversary of Santiago Revolt

Foreign Aid Excessive, Clay Says  Some Nations Get Too Much, He Testifies

AT HOUSE HEARING  Clay Estimates U. S. Aid Too Much In One-Fourth Of Cases

5 to 4 Vote Upsets Acts of Congress   Tribunal Backs Contempt Finding Aaainst Barnett

Court Splits On Revoking Citizenship   Book Censorship Plan Said Unconstitutional: Rules Against NLRB

McNamara     Defend      Secretary Cites Need For His Job; Meets Praise, Criticism

McNamara, Senator Clash On Defense Budget Funds   See Related Story Page 17-4

 Accuses Congressman  Defense Chief Says Its His Job to Knock Heads Togethe:

Power Strikes Hit England   Electricity Reduced Throughout Country By Wildcat Walkouts

 Held Without Bond Jack Ruby's Defense Lawyer Fears Fair Trial in Dallas

Ruby Lawyer Wants Trial  ro,  Gna eee   Says Fair Trial In Dallas Impossible Bond Bid Refused

Ruby Seeks Venue Change Bail Denied  Oswald Slayer Kept Under CloseGuard

IMPRESSED BY UNION BOSS'S LOYALTY  HOFFA’S ATTORNEY ADMITS TO BRIBE PLANS

Mama a Hot Rodder—   Drag Racer, Mother of Five, is Back at Wheel

Postmaster Is Victim . Arlee Couple Are Burned To Death in Home Fire

Reynolds Sees Floor Debate From Gallery   Debate On 27 Amendments Ends: Noon Recess Stops Roll Call Vote

Roll Call Vote Delaved After Eight Changes  Democrat's Plec   Democrat’s Plea Hints at ‘Break’ In Party Lines

Eau Claire Democrat Hints At Compromise; Knowles Agrees on Its Desirability

Jackson Racial Peace Hinges on Top - Level Talks   City Officials, Protest Leaders Set Confer. ence on Integration Demands.

RACIAL DEMONSTRATIONS POSTPONED  Negroes, Whites Meet For Grievance Talks

New Racial Protests in Mississippi Hinge on Outcome of Talks Today

Union Officers Ousted int, Josenk   Armour and New Officials Will Begin Talks on Monday.

'Young Rioters Battle Police; One Officer Dies   Fisticuffs Follow Racial Picketing

Pair Jailed In. Death of Mother, Son  Police Protection Provisions Probed

Two Of 3 Suspects Are Held By Boston Police; Stakeout Group Under ‘Official Fire’

TWO MEN ARRESTED  Mother, Infant Die In Wild Gun Battle   WARNED HUSBAND

STEERLS RALILYVY RRISKIY               China Behind Goals, But Gaining’   Pe RPICBARD PP. LISTER

Achievement Impressive  China Making Big Part Of Its Consumer Goods   Ry RICUARD PP. LISTER

But May ‘Purge’ Self City Guilty of Contempt In Ten Mile Water Fuss

ure wyueeeeee  Judge wont “order desegregation inBirmingham schools

Must Give City One More Test   Judge Bases Ruling on Pupil Placement Law

Refuses Order For Schools   Judge Says No Order On Integration Until Good Faith Has Been Tested

Integration Of Schools Not Ordered   U.S. Judge Denies Injunction Bid In Birmingham Case

Judge Orders Faith Test For Birmingham Schools   COURSE STAKED OUT

Negroes Told To Test Law  Judge Rejects   Judge Rejects Birmin gham  School Plea

Judge Refuses To Order Desegregation   Ruling Made In Birmingham Schools Case

Injunction Is Denied In  Birmingham  FT. 34... Ke FPF . 2. Um   Judge Refuses To Order Desegregation

Judge Turns Down Integration Plea  Warns Against Discrimination In Applving Placement Law

Judge Refuses to Order City Schools to Integrate Until Good Faith Tested

U.S. Judge Refuses  Injunction Until Officials’   Until Officials’ Good Faith Tested

But Birmingham Given Warning   Pupil Placement Law To Lose Its Color Line

Judge Rules For Segregation  BDivswianmkarw Manraac Torna ad Nawn

Birmingham Wins School  Decision   But Judge Warns Against Discrimination in Use Of State Placement Law

Judge Refuses Birmingham School Order   Warns Officials On Discrimination In Placing Pupils

Rules School Segregation Not Tested   Indicates Negroes Can Settle Issue by Transfer Bids

Judge Refuses To Order Birmingham Schools Integrated But Adds Proviso

INJUNCTION REFUSED AT BIRMINGHAM   Judge Declines To Order Schools Desegregated; Calls For Pupil Place ment Without Dis  erimination.

Refuses To Order Schoo!  Integration  Federal Judae In   Federal Judge In Ruling On Dispute In Birmingham, Ala.

Judge denies  injunction to  desegregate Until good faith  of school leaders thoroughly tested

Birmingham Given Chance To Test Plan   Lays Down Good Faith Challenge On Pupil Placement   NOT EXHAUSTED

No Decree For School Integration   But Birmingham Faces It if Good Faith Not Displayed

SCHOOL OFFICIALS NOT ‘TESTED Judge Refuses To Order  Birmingham Integration

burmigiam  Pupil Law Upheld      BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)—A federal judge refused today to rdet citv sehools integrated until the good faith of school officials

Rules Negroes Havent Used All Remedies     Judge Wont Order Birmingham Schoo! Integration

ee!  Judge Denies Desegregated School Order  Federal Jurist Warns Against   Federal Jurist Warns Against  Discrimination

Court Won't Issue Order   Federal Judge Seeks to Test Good Faith of Alabamans

Federal Judge Refuses Order On Integratior   Birmingham Win: Court Suite Despite Fact Schools Are Seorecated.

Federal Judge Refuses Order On Integration   Circuit Court Appeal Expected

Pope Survives Worst Crisis Of Illness   By Federal Judge At Birmingham  School Integration Bid Denied

Rules Negroes Haven't Used All Remedies  Little Doubt Given wri, gmt, @t..§.   Little Doubt Giver That City Schools Are Searegated

Denies School Desegregation   Federal Judge Refuses Request For Injunction in Birmingham

Judge Refuses Desegregation At Birmingham  Warns City Against Any Discrimination

State Pupil Placement  Law Cited   Says If Statute Not Applied He’d Request Desegregation Plan

WILL TEST GOOD FAITH OF SCHOOLS   Asserts Negroes’ Legal Remedies Not Exhausted

Integration Not Ordered By U.S. Judge   Discrimination Is Ruled Out In Placement

US. Judge Rejects Suit  _ Courts, Negro Leaders and U.S. Government Push Integration Fight

Injunction. Withheld In Birminghan  Desegregation Of Schools   Desegregation Of Schools Is Denied

For Good Faith Test  School Desegregation Plea Denied In Birmingham

But Warns Placement Law Must Be Used Fairly ~ Judge Refuses To Sanction Birmingham Desegregation

Judge To Test ‘Good Faith’   Denies Injunction Sought By Negroes

7-Year-Old Error  10,000 Faulty Dollar — Bills Are In Circulation

Pilots Get Order From  President   Action To Prevent Recurrence Of Shrimp Boat Attack

Two MIGs lire on Boat Off Florida   Order To Shoot   If Necessary  T....0070 Wrewe

Vessel Attacked In Florida Straits  ¢ Cubans Held Responsible For Firing By FE Saviet MlGe On Iinmarked Chriman Raat

JEK Issues Orders In Cuban Incident  Assault Against American Vessel Laid To Cuban, Not Soviet, Fliers

Tells Press Conference Cubans Must Take The Full Blame For Plane’s Attack On U.S. Boat

Only Cuba Responsible, Chief Says   Statement Short Of ‘Hot Pursuit’ Lawmakers Asked

Cuba MIGs Harass Boat        U. S. Fighters Get Shoot-Back Order   Senior Citizen Frogram Outlined Kennedy Medicare Goals Are Basically Unchanged

Firing On Boat Stirs Congressmen   MIGs No Match © For Phantom Jets

U.S. Calls For increased ‘Vigilance’ Venezuela  Accuses Cuba Of Aqaression

U.S. Urges ‘Vigilance’ Among Latin American Nations Against Reds

$750 Damage Suit Is Filed Against Farmer   John Glennon Cunningham Is Defendani in Damage Suit Filed as Result of Tractor Collision.

PUBLICIZED TERROR ACTS NOT TYPICAL   Says Red Powers Are Unable To Spread Influence

Despite Communist efforts  Betancourt says Venezuela covernment is stable

veaeeyrareTyy Tage EU TYTTTT VU ETY DEPTH) CUEDU ETL EEE CLT EEL LETT EEE   Betancourt Says Venezuela Stable

Betancourt, Kennedy In Conference   Leaders Talk Problems Of Red Threats

Betancourt Says Venezuela Government Stable Despite Communist Subversion

Betancourt Says  Venezuela Stable § , Despite Red Acts   Gulf Ports Oppose U.S Regulation

Betancourt declares his gov t stable  Despite Havana directed Red subversion acts

Says Venezuela fs Stable Despite All Red Subversion   Communists Lose Fervor, Betancourt Saya fn Speech to Press Club,

Venezuela ‘Is Stable’ Despite Red Agaressior  Betancourt Speaks _ to Press Club; Ship Arrives at Amazon

Betancourt Tells Newsmen . Venezuela Stable i in Spite  Of Communist Terrorism

Betancourt Blames Cuba For Terrorism  Venezuelan   Venezuelan President Says His Country Is Stable

8FromStafeon Missing Plane  Family of Air Force Man Were Passenaer:

AVGP SEEQPER CY OSE Halved house at freeway to undergo big remodeling

The World Today  xk*x*xk x*x* x xk**«x*   Profumo Denies Connections

‘Heeeeeeeee -  yaaaaaabiin  Rebel charge marks 100 years since Gettysbure

Community Day Biggest Yet’   Fishing Derby, Fireworks Highlight July 4th Events   Centennial Re-enactment  Pickett's Charae Today

Jackson Negroes Plan Mass March  Official Says Demonstrators Aww NM. LLY...CUr m= ee

Jackson Negroes Plan More Protests  Mayor Blames Outside Acitators   Mayor Blames Outside Agitators For Trouble

leamsters Rebels Get New Chance   NLRB Rules Violencs Used Reason For Another Election

Rep. James Makes Big Plea for Bil   Judiciary Committee Head Takes Floor; Fate Still Uncertain

House Passes Sunday Closing Bill: Its Fate In Ohio Senate Doubtful

News Index   Sunday Sales Pass House But Senate May Not Go Along

Ohio House Passes New Sunday Law   Leaders In Senate Seem Belligerent On Revised Measurt

Final Passage Held i in Doubt  e Approves Bi!   House Approves Bill By Heavy Margin

Rep. Armstrong Votes For Bill  Parcuatcive Sneach   Persuasive Speech Made By Rep. James

Final Passage Held In Doubt  Hou taut roves Bil By seth y Marain

' Vote 96 To 33! ‘Ohio House Adopts New Sunday Law Measure; Fate Doubtful In Senate

Final Passage Held In Doubt   House Approves Bill By Heavy Margin

More Than 3,000 Missing, Four Towns Wiped Out When Mountain Landslide Churns River Into A Poisonous Flood

West Border County Solons Fighting Plan Claim State Duels Nebraska

Western lowa Members of House Map Fiaht on Proposed Sales Tax Boost

Weather  Continued COOL and FAIR   Senate Leaders Agreeto Foreign Aid Cut

50,000 Forced From Homes In 3-State Area  At Least 17 Dead; Damage Counted Info Millions OF Dollars

A Dream With No End   *Ouake-Wrecked City ‘Worse Than Nightmare’

Ex-Film Czar Eric Johnston  Dead At 67  Trouble Shooter For FDR. Truman

Movie Czar Dead At 66 After Stroke  Eric A. Johnston Dies In Hospital In Washington, D.¢

AN AID PUR CURILUREIN  Advocate Offers Records Of Storybook Favorites

Babcock Appears With 3 Other Governors To Protest JFK’s Tax Plan for Oil. Gas

 Says We Must Take Chance Kiwanis Speaker Urges Action By U.S. on Cuban Situation

‘May Bury Selves,’ Kiwanis Club Told  Retired Minister Says Action Is Necessary

Jobless Pay Dips 34% Over May  Sharp Drop  In Line With Other Towns

Jobless Pay In Area Dips Some S1O.000   Notable Decrease Over Same Period Last 1 wo Y ears

16,000 Flown over Atlantic  US Flexes Gl Muscles In Big Airlift to Europe

Negroes Will Halt Protests Under Pledge   Whites Promise Integration Steps; Guard To Remain

Both Races Partial To Feud End   Agreement Made After Meeting With Attorney General

Strike Threat Also To Stop All Passengers   Will Make Effort Te Reach Destination Before Deadline

Congress Gives Hope For Action  Failing That, Service Stops Thursday

Railroads Set Embargo on All Freight   Order Goes Into Effect Wednesday Mid. night Because of Strike Threat.

 Move Made in Preparation for Strike Railways Slap Embargo On All Freight Shipments

Senate Votes 49-1 To Ban Inducing Rain By Seeding Of Clouds, Then Adjourns

Promises Balanced Budget  Education Gets Top Priority  In Keynote Talk

Rockefeller Endorses Ratification As Essential to Upholding Prestige

Lo Ss Gee 2 ©  Rockefeller Support Given to Test Ban Treaty With Russia

Officials Believe Two Youngsters Kidnap Victims   Stripped Bodies Are Identified By Stepfather

Riots Greet Malaysian Federation   British Lodge  Formal Protest With Indonesia

Indonesians Riot _ Over New Malaysia   Sukarno’s Opposition Backed By His Cabinet: U.S. Approves New Federation

VIOLENCE MARS THE FIRST DAY FOR MALAYSIA   Indonesian Mob Storm: The Embassies Of Britain, Malaya   IMMEDIATE PROTEST LODGED BY LONDON

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious  Features)

GOP Questions Test Ban ‘Treaty’s Effect On ‘Our Safety, Security’

Nightclub, Union Vice  Ring Cited   ; US. Clainis Canada Girls Lured, Cheated

Stays Of Execution Granted Pair Four Hour: Before Scheduled To Die In Electric Chair

Hated Hours ToLive ~ ‘Condemned Couple Gei  Last-Minute Reprieves

Accident Report   Two helicopters carrying twelve Americans crash in jungle; may have been shot dowr

Worst Loss in Anti-Red Asia Battle   One Report Blames Communist Guns; May Have Collided

Mid-Air Col Believed  o Biame  12 Yanks Die In Viet Nam As Marine ‘Copters Crash

Helicopters Seen Hit By Red Gunfire   Wreckage Found, But No Survivors Seen In Viet Nam

Guerrilla Ground Fire Is Suspected   Officials Say ‘Copters May Have Collided

Officers Blame Ground Fire Or Collision   First Reports Say All Died In Fiery Plunge

Two ’Copters Crash, Burn in Viet Nam   _All 12. Americans Aboard Apparently Killed in Crash

All Believed Dead  12 Marines Crash In Viet Nam: On Mercy Mission

Copters Crash In Jungle—No Survivors Seen  Craft Believed to Have Collided While Searching for Downed U.S. Pilot.

2 U. S. Marine Corps Copters With 12 Americans Aboard Crash, Burn North of Saigon

Moslems SeekToOust Shah in Iran   Score Killed In Rioting Over Reforms

) Men Missing In Ferry Boat River Accident   Collision Occurs During Thick Fog

Mishap in Midland, Penn. 2 missing when auto ferry  and tuq collide in foa

Custodian Bill Tossed Back to House   Hassle Rages Over Control OFf Janitors

Labor Dept. 50 years old Half century sees great change in American working man’s lot

IN LAST HALF CENTURY  Astonishing Changes In Lot Of U.S. Working Man Noted

(sain- x or We prkme mm  Labor De partinent To Mark 50th Birthday

ee ee LT  50 Years Bring Astonishing Changes to U. §. Working Mar

Better Life For Working Man.... Labor Department Notes  [Changes In Half Century

CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY Labor Dept. Notes Changes Time Has Brought Workers

Bib sohet Ag 5 AM  a ern,  ~ Labor agency views past 50 veaore  Prd ERT

JFK to Attend Banquet Tonight Honoring Labor   Department Observes its 50th Anniversary With Look at History

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR STUDIES PAST 50 YEARS  NOT TOO MANY WANT RETURN TO

Oldest Confidence Game Still Works   Dayton Woman, 74, Bilked Of $4,500 In Cash And $1,000 In Jewelry

—— BAUINIITG  - Tshombe May Try To - Take Over Peacefully   Ry TIM KNIGHT

Jordan Jails Five After Fresh Riots   Arrests Officials In Pro-Nasser Demonstrations

In ‘Good’ Shape, Considering Ordeal:  Rescued Miners Rest Abed, German Villagers Rejoice

U.N. Panel To Check Charges Against Diem   MAY HAVE TO STEP DOWN Macmillan’s Illness New Blow To Uncertain Tories

UN WILL PROBE  DIEM’S REGIME   Charges Made Rights .of Bud dhists" Are Being Violated

U.N. Mission Leaves Soon For Viet Nam   To Investigate Buddhist Issue

U.N. Slates Investigation In South Viet   To Probe Charges Diem’s Violating Buddhists’ Rights

To check Buddhist complaints  Factfinding U.N. mission to ao to South Viet Nam

U.N. Readies RightsStudy In Viet Nam   Mission To Probe Charge Buddhist Actions Suppressed

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Navy Prepares To Ship Diving Craft to Conn.

LB} Tackles Farm Crop Surpluses   President Signs School Bill: Meets Aariculture Group

Five Counts Carry Total Of 25 Years   Guilty Verdict Cites 4. Of Fraud, One Of Conspiracy

JURY CONVICTS SOL ESTES ON FIVE COUNTS   Sentencing Is Deferred Until The Probation Officer Reports   JUDGE COULD GIVE HIM UP TO 25 YEARS

Convict Estes On 4 Counts Of Mail Fraud   Each of Five Counts Has 5-Year Penalty: Sentencing Delaved

Teamster Group Gets New Chance To Leave Hoffa   Sentencing Deferred  Estes Convicted of Fraud, Conspiracy

Estes Guilty Of Fraud, Conspiracy Sentences Could Total 25 Years

Estes Found Guilty of  Mail: Fraud   Faces Vive Years on Five Counts

Special Summit Hinted  Final Steel Treaty Effort   THE UNION SPOKESMA®

Seek Settlement For Basic Steel  Last-Ditch Effort Appears Under*Way

Basie Seitlement Elusive  Last-Ditch Effort On Steel Pact Under Way

See Story’ Below   FIRST SINCE LAFAYETTE  Winnie Almost ‘American’

Sir Winston Churchill To Be First Honorary United States Citizen

NEEDS KENNEDY'S SIGNATURE Senate Okays Citizenship For Sir Winston Churchill

‘WATER IS LIFE — Il: Fresh Water Is A Re-Current Shortage In Many Communities

Say Biernat Killed by Professionals  _ Chief Investigator Makes Ruling, Oeane la SCeacck Caw Be dkeucvtkimckve

Biernat's Killing Called Execution By ‘Pro Slayers  Kenosha County, col Ca:ll Cl.-L   Kenosha County, FBI Still Check On Slim Clues

Divorced Five Days Ago Chief Justice Douglas Weds 23-Year-Old Woman

Five Days After Divorce  Justice Douglas, 64, Weds Secretary, 23

Rumored approval of corn sale  Soviet wheat buyers confer with administration chiefs

Russians, JFK Men Talk-- x  U.S. Reported Ready To Sell Hungary Corn

Soviet Wheat Buyers Confer With Officials   Rumors Indicate Sale Approved For Tons Of Corn

US. May Sell 40,000 Tons Of Com To Hungary  oviet Union Whea  Ped - Tulane With Freeman. Bal]

Rumored U.S. Ready ToApprove   Russian Wheat Buyers Confer In Washington

Study Sales Of US Corn  To Hungary   Would Be First Sale of Grain To Red Bloe Country

Soviet, US Work On Closing Wheat Sale      Use I In South Viet Nam

ON THE:-INSIDE PAGES   U.S. Ready To Okay Sale Of 40,000 Tons Of Corn To Hungary.

U.S. Considers Sale of Corn” To Hungarians   “Soviet Wheat Buyers Trying Again Today _ To Complete Deal

U.S. To Okay  Sale Of Corn  To Hungary Wheat Buyers From  Soviet To Confer Wish  oy ~ OM fieiale

Russ Wheat Buyers Seek To Deal  U. S. To Sell Hungary 40,000  Tons of Corn

U.S. Reported Set te Sell Hungary Corn   Soviets, Americans Confer On Possible Sale of Wheat

Rumor Corn Sales Due To Hungary  40,000 Tons Are Said To Be First  nam Csssbain Paal

Rumors of Corn Sale to Hungary   Washington Meeting on Wheat Sales

Attack On Red Cuba  Disclosed   Two Small Planes In Raids; Havana Denounces CIA

Assistant Foreman Tells of Trouble in Ventilating System Before Mine Blast

Proxmire, Humphrey Disagree  Hubert OKs Tax Cut; Wisconsin Solon Savs No

Urges Early Turn-In Of ACP Completions   Early Report fo Lead To Faster Payments.

NHRR TO SEEK SERVICE CUTS   Will Ask Court to Curtail or Abandon Commuter Runs to N. Y.

TO PREVENT ERUPTION Britain Accuses Soviet Union  Of Blocking Efforts In Laos

Ilinois Program Held Up  Birth Control Issue May Goto High Court

Line breaks after 35 hours  10,000 watch as boy battles 800-Ib. fish

akkkkkkikkkikkbkKkKKk KKK I   Expert Checks Local Trees   ee ee  ween Se ere FESS  Elm Disease Big Problem

KHKKKKKRAKKKKKRKKRKRKKKKKKREKKKEKKEKE   =xpert Checks Local Trees  Elm Disease Big Problem

Bonds Backed At Commerce  Coomntest Boa A tow   Special Rate Also Approved at Poils

US. Will Return Part Of Force in Viet Nam   Montana Fifth in Nation in Individual Taxe: Secretary of State Taxpayers Group Says

Settlement Bars India From Posts   Border Proposals Are Not Accepted -By Indians, Reds

Damages In State Put At $10-Million  17? Mare Caountioec   12 More Counties Join List Eligible For Dicacter Heln

Wheat Program Meeting Snags  ~ Johnson Proposal Stalled in Senate

Armed Forces Chiefs Give Backing to Test Ban If Safeguards Certain

Heads of Armec Forces for Ban  Commanders Accept Treaty Safeauards

Treaty Wins Full Support Of Military   Chiefs of Four Services Urge Security Safequards

Chiefs Of Services  Back Pact   United Commanders Say OK Conditioned On Firm Safeguards

Military Heads Testify   Enite In Support  Of Test Ban Provided Safeguards Are Guaranteed

Military Chiefs Unite in Favor  Of Arms Treaty   Barry Struggling With Treaty Decision

Service Chiefs Back Treaty if Securify Is Safe  - Insist on 1 Guarantee OF National Safety

Pact Backed ByPentagon ‘Hich Brass’   ‘Say Safeguards Provided Under ‘Big 3’ Accord

MILITARY CHIEFS TESTIFY BEFORE SENATE  Heads Of Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines Support Test Ban Treaty

Irealy Gels Jott Chaiels™ Pull Supoort  Backing Offered, Provided Security Safeauares Given

Test Ban Talks Are Continuing  Senate Questions Military Chiefs For Their Views

If Security Guaranteed  Military Chiefs United To Support Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Treaty Given Military Vote   Heads of Air Force, Army, Navy, Marines Support Test Ban Pact

BULLETIN   i Security Guaranteed Military Chiefs United To Support Limited Nuclear Test Ban ‘Treaty

Service Heads Unite In Support Of Treaty   Home-Front Victory Seen In Khrush’s Belorade Visit

Call for Minimum Security Conditions Previously Outlined By Gen. Tavlor

Armed Forces Chiefs Back Treaty Ban —   All Insist Mininuum Security Safe eguards Must: Be Guaranteed

Joint Chiefs Air Support For Treaty  Okay Is Conditioned   Okay Is Conditioned  On Guarantees for Security Safeguards

Military Heads J Approve Nuclear Pact On Assurance of Minimum. Safeguards

Military Chiefs Back Test Treaty  Leaders Say Pact Is Acceptable With  Seonritvy Safeonards

Three Say Conditions Are Basie  Associates Back Taylor  Tnantmancl we

lf Safeguards Guaranteed  Heads of All Military Branches Unite In Support of Limited Test Ban Treaty

Increase Set for October 13  House Takes Easter Recess After Ending Tax Battle

On_ Reapportionment Court Decision Could Alte: Course of Politics In State

Court May Come Up With Clearer Answer: Extent Of Influence Of Population On Determining Apportionment Eyed

 Ruling May Alter Course Of Politics In Pennsylvania  ‘High Court Holds Apportionment Answer

Refrain From Turning Conference Into “Conflicts Over Civit-Rinhts:-Fouhoc tines

Students Would Argue Wallace... .  Faubus Would Avoid Rights Conflict

Not An Arena Of Conft iet . Southern Governors Meet In West Virginia

FRENCH REACTIONS MIXED ON GRAHAM   AMERICAN ORDERED OUT OF RUSSIA

Russia Orders Yank Expelled in Spy Case   American, British Diplomats Charged with Complicity

Briton, Yank Are Expelled From Russia   Three Britishers Also Described As Unwelcome

Registration for Columbia Khoury League Players Saturday. March 9

CIRCULATE, NOMINATION PAPERS HERE THIS WEEK FOR MAYOR FE. R. SCHOLER AND TREASURER IVAN SCHULZ  Melvin (Bud) Gearke Is New Candidate —  Bore Park Conimilectanar

CIRCULATE NOMINATIO PAPERS HERE THIS WEEK FOR MAYOR E, R. ‘SCHOLER AND TREASURER IVAN. sc            Melvin (Bud) Gearke - & Is New Candidate = _ For Park Commissioner

 Job Classification State's Little Hoover Group Renews Efficiency Sessions

FIRST ANNUAL PARENTS’ WEEKEND AT WESTMAR TO OPEN WITH PLAY PRODUCTION TONIGHT

FIRST ANNUAL PARENTS’ WEEKEND:.AT. wterenn TO OPEN WITH PLAY PRODUCTION TONIGHT

‘Averaging’ Tax Prograrr Gains Okay   Athletes, Authors, Actors Would Benefit; Others Could Also Use Plan

Committee votes relief  Pro athletes, authors, actors to get tax break

PROGRESS NOTED AT OTHER SPOTS   Some Reverse Integration Is Being Noticed

Release Likely For Lostages   Four Americans Among Group Held Captive in Bolivia

Held by Ked-Led Miners     Terms Reached for Release Of Hostages in Bolivia

Cut Would be By Attrition Under Order   Unions to Fight Arbitration Law In U.S. Court

Arbitrators File Rail — Report Ditecting Slow Cut - Unions to Fight

LOGANSPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY   Board Rules Rail Firemen Cuts In Order

New Ladies of the White House   Arbitrators Rule Rails Could Cut 30,000 Jobs

Railroads Upheld by Arbitrators   Rule Roads May Cut 30, 000  Fireman Jobs

Yn fara engines . .- -.. Freignt # Fains  Firemen's Jobs ‘Should Be Eliminated

Railway Arbiters Report   Rule 90 Per Cent of Diesel Firemen’s Jobs Should Be Eliminated

90 Per Cent Should Go, Board Says   Attrition, Or With Job Protection, Recommended

ARBITRATORS RULE ON RAIL FIREMEN JOBS   Decide The Railroads Can Eventually End 36,000 Of Them      UNIONS TO PROTEST IN FEDERAL COURT

IN THE SILENCE OF NIGHT   Federal Board Ruling Scheduled to Be Announced Later Today

Firemen’s Union Plans to Challenge Arbitrators Ruling on Railroad Job:

Canadian Has U.S. Document   Washington Paper Says Diefenbaker Harangued Envoy

FINAL EDITION   INDEX   Khrushchev Plays Down Feud With Red Chinese   Khrushchey Speech Text, Analysis on 2C

Conflict on State Aid For Schools May Slow Drive for Early Finish

Rest ot World Passed Him By Longest-Serving Con Free After Serving 64 Years

Nation’ ; Forgotten Prisoner Progress Amazes Honeck Released after 64 Years

“TER 04 YEARS- FREEDOM ‘The Forgotten Prisoner’  Steps Into 20th Century

Eligible for Parole Since ‘49, Man Is Freed After 64 Years in Prison

F ree for C hristmas .... After 64 Years in Prison, He Is Amazed by Progress

PANEL TOLD PROBLEM IS URGENT   Wirtz Supports _ Retraining Bill In House Hearing

Congress Presses For Rights Bill   Rail Strike Threat May Cause Mixup lr Hearings Schedule

ce Storm Threatens North Texas  New Norther To Collide With Moist Air

Rolvaag Gets Governorship In Minnesota  Cleared for Office April 2; Andersen Weiehs Appeal Mov

Karl Rolvaag Ruled Winner By 91 Votes   Goy. Anderson May Appeal

Judges Rule Election Won By Democrat  Rolvaag Declared TON es ie Aftaw   Rolvaag Declared Governor After Minnesota Recoun!

Surgery Could Help Man Paralyzed ‘In Prenatal Posture for 22 Years

LAID 22 YEARS IN PRENATAL POSITION Fears Overcome, Man Is ‘Born Again at 37

per OKs. vil Rights Resolution  But Delegates Refuse To Admi Tepid Effort

Secretary Rusk Doubts Progress In Berlin Talks   Second Discussion Set With Soviet Ambassador In Washington Today.

Secretary Rusk To Discuss Berlin  Ieee Wiel Red Ambassador Debrynin.

Berlin Talk By Russian, Rusk Slated   Soviet Envoy To Meet Secretary At State Department

Hundreds of Admirers Send Greetings As Sir Winston Enjoys 89th Birthday

Gov. Wallace Vows to Personally Keep Neaqroes Out of University of Alabama

Court Test Taday  Wallace Vows He'll Keep 'White Only’ U Of Alabama

Tennessee Law On School Setup Voided by Court  Defiant Wallace To Keep Pledge On ‘Door Stand’

SHOULD COME BY WEDNESDAY  em ee a ee eR,  Judge Delays Decision On Gov. Wallace Injunction   ISSUE STATED

Expects To Hand Down Decision Wednesday  Judge Withholds Ruling In Wallace Case

J udge Withholds.  Alabama: Ru ing ~       Memorandum Die Wednesday: Third Neots Stident Accepted

HEARING OX PETITION IS BRIEF   Judge Hopeful Of Memorandum  By Wednesday

Third Negro Accepted for Alabama U   Governor Repeat: Vow to Prevent Admission

In Desegregation Bar  Decision Delayed In Federal Suit Against Wallace

ALABAMA DESEGREGATION  Judge Withholds Decision On Order Against Wallace

Wallace Would Bar Negroes . — Judge Delays Move to Keep  Governor Away From School

justice dep’t. asks injunction  Immediate ruling held up in Alabama intearation

U.S. BID 10 NIP WALLACE DEFY UP IN COURT   Governor Expected to Go  Ahead With Plans, Come What May   INJUNCTION ASKED   Would Bar Him From In. terfering With Admit. ting Negro: Students

Judge Delays Action As Governor Vows To Bar Negroes From Alabama U.

His Aim: No Negroes at University See Wallace Keeping Up Segregation Action

Wallace Isn't Yielding in Bid To Block Negro   Governor Is Expected To Skip Hearing Today In U.S. District Court

Repeats Vow He'll Refuse Negro Entry   Attorneys Slated To Appear In U. S. Court At Hearing

The Weather   U.S. Judge Delays Decision In Case Against Governor

Fast Ruling On Wallace ls Withheld   Judge Hears Plea foi Writ on Enrollment Bar by Governor

U.S.-Wallace Case Before Federal Court  Alabama Governor  Says He Wants to

Wallace Case Up InU.S.Court In Birmingham  _ Alabama Governor to Go Through With Plan

Alabama's Fiery Chief Executive To Keep Fighting   Two Dallas Policemen Mobbed By 50 Negroes

-SHOWDOWN ON INTEGRATION—  It’s U.S. Vs. Wallace  In Bir ‘mingham Court

LOSES RACE WITH DEATH   U.S. District Judge Withholds Ruling On Sutt Aaainst Wallace

‘Alabama Chief To Send Counsel Federal Govt.—Gov. Wallace Racial Case On Tap Today

Governor Of Alabama e Present  emoran dum By   Memorandum By Court Promised For Wednesday

LBJ Orders Job Freeze, Hints Further Moves   President Plunges Into Busy Schedule After Hunting Deer at Ranch.

LBJ Orders Government Job Freeze   Bags Deer at Ranch Before Plunging Into Busy Work Schedule

NATD ATIVE VE OFFIC ERS REPL ACE D  Soviets Boss Cuban Military Posts

FINANCIAL MANIPULATOR SLAIN  Mervin Gold’s Body Found Stuffed In Trunk Of His Car

Body Found In Car Trunk Cleveland Police Seek Slayer Of  Convicted Financial Manipulator

Apprehended in territorial waters of U. S.  Bartlett bill would seize foreign ships

Republicans To Meet ‘Saturday To Nominate 'Lauterbach’s Successor

Phiiadelphia Corruption ‘Sinister’ Tie to Democratic Machine Cited by Grand Jury

Soviets Blast Peking Policies In New Attack  Mikoyan Takes Part .. Oe.) .. we   Mikoyan Takes Part In Faltering Talks Between Red Power:

Soviets, Chinese  Remain At Odds   Russia Says Worse U.S. Relations Sought

Russia Declares Sino-Soviet Views Exactly Opposite  Chinese Are Blamed — For Peace Talk Flop

Russia Makes Sweeping Indictment  Against Red China on World Policie

RedChinese Oppose Us-Soviets Say   Peking Is Accused o Trying To Worsen U.S.-Russ Ties

Russian Communist Party Says Ideas on War, Peace ‘Diametrically Opposed’

Soviet in New Indictment of Chinese Reds   Major Contrasts in Wear, Peace Stands

Soviet Calls China Thorn  In Red Side  Seck To Split US., Russia

Reds Peace War Views Still Differ  Russians Stop Short Of Open Break In Talks

Michigan 27  Northwestern 6  Indiana 24 Minnesota 6   Cosmonauts Wed Today

\Judicial Set-Up Is Target...  District Attorney System Is Sought

Substitutes District Attorneys  Bill Proposed to Abolish County Prosecutor's Office

No Play Picked This Year  Faulkner Novel Winner Of Nobel Fiction Honors

Can Distinguish Words— Woman, Deaf From Birth, ‘Hears’ With Skull ‘Ear’

Artificial Ear Gives Sound To the Deaf   Electronic Unit Imbedded in Skul Tied to Nerve

She Was Deaf from Birth Woman Now Hears Well with Electronic Ear

Learning Speech Sounds Implanted Electronic Ear Enables  Woman, Deaf Since Birth, to Hear

Mrs. X Can Hear  RRR ec SEE a IT ace I  A Miracle Of Electronies

Eyes, nerves next? Electronic ear gives woman  hearing first time in life

Inside Today   Artiticial ‘Eyes’ Planned Hearing Of Woman Born Deaf Restored By Electronic ‘Ear’ In Skul]

License Plates With Letters JFK Go Like Sixty—and in GOP Stronghold!

RUN ON LICENSE PLATES JFK Not In Driver's Seat But Can Be Found On Car’s Bumper

Day Guilty of Fraud, Forgery  Cuyahoga County Recorder Convicted

Thresher Disaster Brings No Changes In Sub Design   STANDARD PROCEDURE   WHAT CAUSED IT?

Thresher Disaster Has Not Disturbed Navy’s Faith in Excellence of Design   Rv JAMES CALOGERO

 Design ‘Fundamentally Excellent’ iin. Mwitesicebeain es, AA Aaa  New Thresher-Type Subs  Planned Despite Disaster

For Construction of Vessels of Same Type— Thresher’'s Disaster Seen  Not Changing Navy Plan:

Rival Chairmen Predict Victory   Whites, Negroes Reaction Watched . . .  Civil Rights Issue Crops Up at Polls

Prospects Brighten For Labor Peace In Steel Industry; Sugar Prices Dip

NEXT FEW DAYS WILL TELL STORY Hope For Labor Peace In Steel Is Bright

Arab Union Seen Coming  Svria. lraa UAR   Syria, Iraq, UAR Hammer Out Details

Final Details Of ArabPact Given Study   Nasser Seems Sure To Head Federation And To Dominate It

Nasser Is Likely fo Head New Federation   eo a Oe eae  UAR, Syria and Iraq Work on Final Details.

Clues Huntec in 21-Death Hotel Blaze   Gator Bowl Fans Hit; Miss Americe Amona Survivors

Prohers Sift Hotel Fire Wreckage   21 Die in Smoke, Flames of Blaze  In Gator Bowl Cih

White Hote I Serves 3 Negro Ne ewsmen   SC Guards Against Trouble In Enrolling Negro Student

- Police Forces Deploved ‘Clemson Cam pus Calm For Gantt Enrollment

Clemson Calm For Integration  State Police Agents Await Negro’s Siqnup

First Negro Enters Clemsor College Today   Police Officials Say No Trouble Is Anticipated

Butler Says Soviet Aims Are Unchanged   Tells House Same Attitudes Toward Reds To Continua

Naval Chief Opposes TFX Plane Design   Says Plane Can’t Be Used on Many Of Carriers

INDEX   SHAKING HANDS ON HIGHWAY  Freedom Walkers Meet Billy Sol

On Inside Pages   Strong America Urged .. .  ~Nation Honoring Heroes

Saturn, Explorer Tests Double Launching Thursday Will End Space Shot Lull

Saturn, Delta In Doubleheader — 2 Key Space Exploits — Set By U.S. Thursday

At Cape Canaveral  Doubleheader Launching  To Break U. S. Space Lull

DOUBLEHEADER TO REVIVE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM   TWO ROCKETS TO BE SENT ALOFT LATE THURSDAY

SATURN AND EXPLORER YO BE FIRED THURSDAY  Two Rocket Shots Will Break Lull

No Sign Decisions Reached White House Says Actions Of Birmingham Under Study

Exploring Avenues  Of Control   Kennedy Expressed Hope Could Be Settled Locally; May Call Guard

Soviet Wheat Sale Permits Are Issued   Licenses to Two American Firms Total $40.6 Millior

Two total $40.6 million Licenses for Soviet wheat sales issued   A cach deal

Russian Wheat  Permits Okayed   Licenses Issued: ‘Deal’ in Doubt

Provided financial, shipping terms met  Conditional licenses issued for wheat sale

Wheat Licenses Issued by U.S.  2 Firms Permitted To Sell to Russia

ARE ISSUED LICENSES   Pave Way To Sell Grain Worth $40.6 Million  SOVIETS   Must Meet Various Conditions Before Deal Can Go Through

Conditional Licenses for Wheat Sales  40.6 Million Dollar Sales fo Russia Gel Tentative Approval

Issue Licenses for Wheat Sale to Russ   Reynolds Vows to Get Pay for His Appointee:

License Sale of Wheat fo Russia   Conditional Permits for $40.600.000.

Licenses For Soviet Wheat Deal  Conditions Set   Conditions Set Down May Not Be Agreeable

U.S. Issues Permits for  Wheat Sale  $40.6 Million Worth Deal With  Russia Possible

Wheat Sale To Russia Approved   Deal Remains In Doubt; 2 Licenses  Issued 2 Firms

Commerce Dept. Issues Licenses For Wheat Sales  Sale Would Invelve $40.6 Million In  Grain To Russiane

2 Licenses Issued For  Wheat Sale   Permits For U.S. Firms Stipulate Money, Ship Terms

Two Permits  For Red Grair Deals Issued  Conditions Imposed  ft. vo: a  z

Historic Pact To End Century-Old Clash   Rerouting Of River Set; Solons Disagree On Terms Of Agreement

‘New Route To Be Dug  For River   LoS. Cost Estimated AtS28 Million For Property. Rebuilding

Financial Storm Brews As Railroads Battle To Gain Control Of Rock Island

Prizes: Rock Island Lines  Financial Storm Brewing Between C&NW, Union Pacific Railroads   An AP News Analysis

Battle Brews In Rail Ficht   Goliath, David Lines Both Seek Rock Island

North Western Vs. Union Pacific —  Storm Brews Over Rock Island Rail Merger Plans

Railroad Prize In Big Struggle   C & NW Is Adversary Of Rich Union Pacific

Franklin County Boy Given Carnegie Hero’s Medal For Saving Playmate

Diplomat Put Aboard Plane   Moscow Denounces Arrest Of Diplomats In Subversion Plot

Blast Set Off NearHomeof Negro Coed   Girl Scheduled to Enter South Carolina School Next Month

No injuries, limited damage Dynamite explodes near negro coeds home in S.C

Reforms: ln Worship Are Considered. :   Giant -Atlas-D Shot: Fails.”

Bellville P. 0. Races Against Time For Timely Yule Mail Delivery

Faubus Apppeals For Avoidance Of Controversy  Hits at Proposal by Alt... ....¢4. fF. .......

Faubus Urges Governor's Session to Hold Off Controversial Issues

Faubus Appeals For Avoidance Of Controversy   Arkansas Governor Says Fight Could Wreck Conference

No Issues Plea For   Governors   Faubus Sounds Off After Report Of Civil Rights  Wi ee ae Oe

Faubus Uroing Governors To Avoid Trouble   Appeal Aimed at Alabamo's Chief

Conference Under Way nS  Dixie Governors Urged To Avoid Controversy

Fog Stymies ' Airplanes at Waterloo Port   Faubus Warning’ To Gov. Wallace

State Teacher TestinglsToo Strict-Woolsey   . Solon Claims “Rural School “Districts Hurt

Education Requests Heard  Rigid Teacher Standards Questioned in Fund Hearing

Emporia ‘Skies   Emporia Weather   Fair and Warmer Is  Forecast for Kansas

Pope Unhurt In Aceidental Fall on Steps  Pontiff Trips While Mounting Throne

Pope Nof Injured in Accident on Steps   Pontiff Trips, Falls While Mounting Throne.

Fulbright Says May Take Two Years fo Gel Major Pact With Soviets

WEATHER      Indiana's 2 Per Cent Sales Tax Produced Some Confusion Its First Day

Indiana's 2 Per Cent Sales Tax Produced Some Confusion Its First Day

LBJ Appeals For Help From Every American   Saddened Nation Pauses For Thankseiving Obsery ance

BACKS CIVIL RIGHTS   Passage of Bills Sought « as Fi itting Memorial to JFK

Sees Program Honoring Late John Kennedy   Applause Interrupts Address 30 Times; Reads Slowly, Clearly

> eee Johnson Asks for Help With JFK's Programs   Johnson Speaks to Nation Tonight

Urges Congress To Act Promptl   NOLL OF SADNESS Kennedy’s Assassination Puts Damper on Holiday

Text of President’s Address on Page 4; Arizona Congressional Comment, Page 10.

JFK Program Is Endorsed By President  Congress Asked To Aid, Told ‘No Time fer Delay’

Rights, Tax Slash Plans Emphasized   New President Endorses Program  Of Slain Kennedy

Plea Made To Congres:  For Action  wa a   Endorses All Of Kennedy  Prooram

Race Equality Appeal Made By President   Emotion-Choked Johnson Endorses Kennedy Program

10 YEARS FOR BRITON  Prosecuter Urges Death Sentence for Russian Accused of Espionage

Ask death sentence for Russian spy  10 years asked’ for contact man Greville Wynne

Death Sentence For Russian Is Sought at Trial   Prison for Briton? Testimony Spicy

PROSECUTION IN SPY TRIAL ASKING DEATH   Demands The Executioz Of Ex-Red Official; Term Fer Briton   SOVIET SPECTATORS CHEER PROSECUTOR

Death Asked For Russian In Spy Trial  Prosecutor Seeks 10-Year Term for British Defendant

Erhard Says LBJ Expects Germany To Support Peace   Fitst Venture Into  Personal Diplomacy Tietad a Snernase.

Erhard Says LBJ Expects West Aid      Related stories, pictures Pg. 6-A

HARASSMENT SUBSIDES—  Oxford Appears Calm On Outside But Discord Festers Underneath   Ky BEN THOMAS

California Talk Slated By Kennedy   President Sees 2 Navy Missile Failures in Texas

Kennedy Views Missile Fizzle  Navy Demonstration At White Sands Flops

Wheat Price Plan Is Proposed   Three Midwest Republicans Offer Bills

Wheat plan is proposed  ‘Make certificate law simpler and  more workable’

A gricultu re: 2-Price Wheat Plan Proposed   Midwest Republicans Offer New Program

OAS and Security Council Meet Today .... Threat of Dominican-Haitian War Recedes

Threat of War On Isle Seems To Be Receding  -_ Tension Still High;

War Threat Fades On Caribbean Island  Dominican President Denounces Haiti’s Duvalier as ‘Madman’

Tension High In Caribbean   Immediate Threat of War, However Appears to Recede: Meetinas Set

Tension Remains High © Dominican-Haiti War  Threat Said Receding

Americans Flying Out Immediate War Threat in  Haiti Appears To Recede

War Threat Wanes in  Caribbean   Haiti-Dominican Tensions Remain

OAS, Security Council Confer On Haiti Crisis   Tensions Continue But Immediate War Threat Eased

Dominicans Stand Pat On Frontier  U.S, to Evacuate Haiti Families

Military, Diplomats To Remain  Regime Seen ‘Trt 86[/UB Oe A a   Regime Seen ‘Falline Apart

Dominican-Hait Threat Of War Annears Easing  UN Security Council An d OAS Meeting To   TPdrceiece Nittiratian

OAS Expected ToDrawNod For Settlement  DR May Go On State vt Alert Rather  Aan imta Artian

Threat Of War     Seen Receding   Tension Between Haiti And Dominican Republic Remains High

Caribbean War Threat Lessening  Tension Still High ~ Between Haiti and Dominican Republi.

War Threat on Island Wanes; Tension Holds   Dominican Leader Acting Cautiously

U.N., OAS CALL MEETINGS i War Threat Appears Diminished In Haiti

President Bosc! Claims Duvalier Is ‘Mad Tyrant’:  State Denartmean}   State Department Says US Families To Evacuate Haiti

AWARDS PRESENTED   Haiti War Threat Fades; OAS, U.N. Call Meetings

Forces Poised On Border Of  Island Nations   Dependents Of U.S. Diplomatic, Military Corns To Evacuate

Threat.of War In Halff ls Receding But Tension High   U.N. Seenrty Counell Expected t6 Leave the Preablaw 16 tha GAS,

Immediate Threat Of War Between Dominicans, Haiti Appears Receding

Tension Still High  Threat Of War Seen Receding In Haiti Dispute

Soviet Union Declares U. S. Underground Testing Endanaers Test Ban Talks

Moscow Says U.S. Underground Tests Snarl Treaty Talks   U. 8S. Resumed Tests After Reds Broke O# Washington Seaston.

Tass reports testing would snarl treaty  Resumption of teat   Resumption of tests will give impetus to new arms race

vey, haa  Nuclear  Ban Hopes Dim, Soviet Says  Tass Alleges New Impetus to Arms Race in U.S. Tests

Moscow Unhappy Over U. S. Resu mption—  New Snarl Developing In East-West Ban on Tests

TASS SOUNDS RED WARNING OF ‘NEW RACE’   Negotiations on Treaty Slated to Resume Tuesday in Geneva   JFK SENDING PLEA   Calling far Accord Prog. ress in Message Carried by Nevotiatars

Senate Faces Close Battle On Tax Issue   Hike Tn Liquor Levy May Sce COP Delector

Liquor Tax Boost Faces Opposition WithinGOP  Ma jority Lesder   Majority Leader Says He’ll Vote Against Raising  State Levy 5%

Try to Seize Territory— Soviets Charge Chinese With Violating Borders

Peking Accused Of Violating Soviet Borders   Trying To Seize Russian Land

‘Violations’ Of Borders Also Listed   Chinese Avoiding Consultations, Try To Seize Territory

Soviet Blasts at Red China   Charges Mass Violations of Russian Borders

NEW BLAST AT PEKING IS LOOSED   Red China Told To Be Grateful For Russian Aid

Expect Byrnes Will Skip Race   Won't Make Bid as Favorite Son, Two Leading Republicans Believe

Villages Damaged By Mudslides   Others Are Menaced By Slides; Roads Are Blocked Off

LITTLE INFORMATION *   EASTERN SETBACKS LIKELY REASON FOR BLASTS AT GOLDWATER  Rocky Seeking To Halt Decline   Ry JACK RBRFLI,   NOT CANDIDATE   ROCKFEFFLLER CHARGE

Loss of : Support Clue to Offensive Against Goldwater  Rocky's New Jersey Votes Slip Away

Rail Group Hears Final Arquments   in.Eastern otates—  Rockefeller Sees Support Decining

Y ote Shitt Seen Rock’s Popularity Seen Dwindling In Latest Skirmishes   By JACK BELL

FOR CONVENTION BALLOTS:  New Jersey Support Is Slipping From Rock's Grip

Cloudy, Scattered Showers Tonight And Wednesday   Rockefeller's Chances Dip In New Jersey

AT GOP CONVENTION Rocky’s Political Chance Appears To Be Smaller

Rocky’s Blast At Right Might Cost   Jersey's 40 Votes May Go Elsewhere

'Legless Girl Has Smile  Debbie Talks About Toys, Boy Friends, Not Accident

Mum on Accident That Took Both Her Legs  Upstate Girl, 7, Just Talks About Her Toys, ‘Boyfriend’

Served Evangelical Lutheran     Rev. Seabri ght Leaving As Assistant Pastor Of Church

' Lightning Sets Trestle Ablaze :  2-Death Wreck Hangs Up Traffic

Conservative Group Gains State Strength   Cass Man Helped Found It,  Discusses Purposes

‘Cardinal Offers to Negotiate for U.S.  Prisoners of Cuba, Communis! China

Takeover Of Katanga Rolls On   Congo Central Government Sel  Up Civil Control

UN UNITS SPEED KATANGA DRIVE; TAKE RAIL TOW   Civil Contral Given ic Adoula Reginie for First Time   UN Expected to Demand Tshombe Surrender Koalwenzi

Civil Control In Katanga; Tshombe Out   Swedish U.N. Troops Seize Railroad Town, Neutralize Airstrip

CIVIL CONTROL ESTABLISHED   Katanga President Tshombe Superseded Politically In Capital

Civil Staff Takes Charge in Capital   Tshombe May Receive Ultimatum To Give Up His War Plans .

Civil Controls Assumed  By Central Government ... SSHOMBE SUPERSEDED IN KATANGA

Cuban Thrust  Confirmation  Still Lacking State Department  Criticizes Reports ‘As ‘Inaccurate’

Says Tax Cut Would Be Better  ~~ reese   For Negroes Than Any New Civil Rights Legislation

sen. Smathers Advises...  Want To Help Negroes? Cut Tax, Spur Economy

Carriers. Rail Unions Pick  Men On Panel   Four To Diseuss Choices For Neutral Arbiters

Union Members of Rail Board Named  Three Neutrals Yet to be Named

Brotherhoods Name Representatives to Serve on Railroad Arbitration Panel   By Legislation

Sharper Penalties  ROBENA MINE EXPLOSION TRIGGERS MORE DEMANDS FOR STATE SAFETY LAWS

falachi Names Five Cosa Nostra Families’ ‘ Genovese Link To Vegas Told

Says Cafe Man In On 3 Slayings   Gangland-War Crimes} Genovese Interests In Nevada Told

Genovese Tied To Gambling In Las Vegas, Nev  Valachi Tells Senate Inquiry of Gang land Murders I:

Probers Told Of Mob Wars By Informer   ‘Hood’ Puts Finger On Old Crony In Cosa Nostra Story

Valachi tells Senators  Cosa Nostra leader has interests in Las Vegas

Restaurant Man Called Triple Killer   Stoolie Solves Gang Murders in Senate Quiz

“Control Stems Murders Valachi Names Others Linked With Syndicate

Says Genovese Has Interests In Las Vegas  Valachi to Be Witness Against Crime Bosses

Hood Puts Finger On Old Crony   Disjointed Account Of Mob Warfare Told To Senators

De Gaulle Made Proposal —  U.S. Officials Discount Neutral Viet Nam Plan

VEHICLES COLLIDE ON TURNPIKE  1 Dead, 46 Hurt In Bus - Truck Crash

One Killed  (c In Crash Of St Bus, Trailer (Ca    Contractor On >f Stand In Kickbacl r Case In Capital

Burglar Surprised While Robbing Alexandria Station; Caught Later

Surprised by Officers in  Gas Station $714 in Cash  Found in Man’s Possession

Bond Issue Tops Agenda For Ohioans   2.6 Million Expected At State’s Polls

JFK Lauds Medal of Honor Winners 'At Reception forArmed Services

SENATE GETS PAY HIKE BILL   Solons May Act on Pro posal for Military Increases Today

Alabama Situation Now Calm   Birmingham Pelice Keep Demonstrators Away from Schools, Enrollment Down

Police Prevent  Congregations Of Students  March by Adal  D,..:i Aine Leta. t

Whites Not Allowed To Congregate  Enrollment Drops   Enrollment Drops Sharply At H. S.

No Disorder Reported as White Pupils Attend Class  In Four Southern Cities

WHITE PUPILS GO TO CLASS IN 4 CITIES   No Disorders But Some Vocal Demonstrations  GUARDSMEN   On Standby Basis In Birmingham: Wallace Plans Fight In Courts

_@ No Disorders Reporte  Whites Enter Integrated Classrooms in Alabama

No Disorders at Schools Today — In Birmingham  Same Situation Seen In Three Other Citie

Birmingham Integrated School Meets   Kennedy   Government Pleased Over Drama

All's Quiet As Whites, Negroes Attend Classes  Guardsmen Standing By In Case Schools

Birmingham — ls Quiet Again  School Desegregatior Goes on Smoothly

Hundreds Of Whites In Class   National Guard On Standby Alert Ja Birmingham

Federalized Alabama National Guard On Standby, Ready To Act If Needed

City Police Keep Order At Schools   Guard Standing By But No Disorders ; Reported In State

CITY POLICE ON HAND Quiet Prevailing In Integrated Bama   RARER HANDS

No Disorders Reported There Or in Three Other Alabama Cities, Federalized National Guardsmen Are Not Needed

Schools Integration Quiet In Alabama   Pledge Crackdown On Jewish Rioters

Alabama Cities Peaceful Amid School Integration   Guardsmen Ready at — Birmingham

All's Quiet In ‘Bama Schools  No Incidents At Intearation Sites    Party Erupts In Race Rio’

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Public utilities bill to Senate to consider House ainendments   lowa innovation

After Underworld Expose...  FBI Agents Keep Valachi From Hands Of Mobsters

FBI Guards Informer Of ‘Cosa Nostra’  Valachi Scheduled - To Testify Before  -wi@analia Invactiooctnwe

Di Has Him in Secret Hideout  Guard Underworld Figure Who Talked

FBI Guards Valachi  Ex-Mobster Scheduled To Tell About ‘Syndicate

May Break Underworld   Government Has In H ideout, Under Guard  A Once Fairly High Man In Mob Hierarchy

US Crime Ring Plan Disclosed   ‘Cosa Nostra’ Grou; Dominates Crime In Dozen Cities

‘Cosa Nostra’ Group Runs Underworld   Secret Society At Hub O: Organized Crime lr

 FBI Kee eps Mobsier Safe in Secret Hideout  McClellan Committee Waits Story of Major U.S. Crime Oraanization

‘Cosa Nostra’ Group Runs Underworld   Secret Society At Hub Of eae Crime In U.S.

U.S. Confident Underworld Figure Will Live to Tell Senate of Crime

FBI Guards Mobster Ready To Provide Blueprint On Racketeering Syndicate

Finger Is Put On Dominant Crime System   Underworld Figure Gives FBI Detailed Outline Of Group

Government Protecting Man to Testify Against U. S. Crime Syndicates

Underworld Figure Held Under Guard   Will Tell Story Of Gangsterism Before Senate   "57 MOBSTERS

Finger Is Put On Dominant Crime System  ea a Gives FBI Detailed Outlin e of Group

S b 6 B ) ®  — Probers Will Hear ndaerwor is os rld Figure’s Story

Secret Organization Described  Ex-Mobster Tells Of Crime Society

Genovese Named As  Crime Boss   Informant, Under Guard, Outlines Syndicate Setup

GENOVESE FINGERED AS SYNDICATE BOSS:  Underworld Figure Sings About U.S. Crime Structure, Chieftains

Sside Dds   TELLS OF CRIME ORGANIZATION  Underworld Figure Under Guard

Ex-Mobster To Testify In Drugs Probe  Crime Syndicate Informer Guarded

Government Expects Underworld Figure ‘To “Finger” U.S. Crime Organization

Fair and Warm   Finger Is Put On Dominant Crime System   Underworld Figure Gives FB! Detailed Outline of Group

Informant Tells FBI Syndicate Lowdown   Testimony Considered Breakthrough In Fiaht Aaginst Underworld Mob

Reynolds’ Order on School Aids Called Puzzling to Some Officials

POLICY IS BUSINESS OF PRESIDENT   Says Solons Will Duck Trouble If It Develops   improved Morale Noted In Viet Nam

MD, BAR GROUP IS RELUCTANT ‘AS MEDIATOR   Committee Explains How Cambridge Request Was Unexpected   “SAYS TIME NEEDED FOR ARRANGEMENTS

Sunday Closing Law Is Slated For vit Today   School Entrance Age Measure Is Narrowly Defeated In Assembly

Kennedy Raps Cuban MIGs, Soviet Troops  Gov't to Press for Further Cuts  Bee Bacwn nan Cita

President Kennedy Explains Position — Regarding Plane Attack on Shrimp Boat

Atom Ban Support Gaining Momentum   73 Senators Listed Favorable To Pact   FLTURE OLALITY

Good Start   RATIFICATION DRIVE GAINS  JFK Plans Treaty Letter To Senate

Push To Ratify Treaty Gaining Senate Support   Survey Indicates 73 ‘Yes’ Votes

Bipartisan Drive For Treaty Gaining Force   Goldwater To Decide Before Year End Whether He Will Run

JFK Asks Senate To  OK Treaty  Bipartisan Drive ry Te <«*f We oe

Pro-Treaty Drive Gains In Senate  Survey Shows 73 Senators For Approval

French Mines to Be Opened Soor  Month Long Strike  eselawant Dancrkad

Month-Long French Mine Strike Ended  De Gaulle Gets Rid Of Large Headache. Loses Some Prestive

His Prestige Has Suffered Waning French Strikes  A Setback To DeGaulle

Settlement of French Coal Strike Is Major Setback for President de Gaulle

Buddhist Monk Burns Himeelf   Sixth Suicide Sets Vietnamese Capital Into New Turmoil

New Crisis Touched Off In Viet Nam  Ruddhist Burns Self: Newsmen Beaten

Buddhist Crisis Flares Again  in Viet Nam   Sixth Monk Burns Himself to Death in Protest

New Turmoil Hits South Viet Nam   Monk Takes Life: Three U.S. Newsmen Beaten

Monk Burns Self fo Death in Viet Nam   Three American Newsmen Beaten; Lodge Shocked

AMERICAN NEWSMEN KICKED  Monk Kills Self, Throws  Saigon Into More Turmoil

Saigon Thrown Into Turmoil  Monk Burns To Death: Many Watch In Horror

SIXTH VIET MONK SUICIDE BY BURNING   Torches Self In Central Market; American Newsmen Beaten, Camera Seized By Police.

Another Buddhist Monk Burns Himself to Death; Saigon Becomes Tense

Saigon Tense After Death Of Buddhist  Monk Takes Own  Tife Re Rurning   Monk Takes Own Life By Burning In Market Place

Buddhist Becomes Fiery Torch   Hundreds Of Horrified Onlookers Watch

Monk Burns Self To Death   Buddhist Horrifies Hundreds In South Viet Nam

Gasoline Blaze Claims Another Protest Victim   Young Buddhist Dies in Saigon

‘ U.S. Newsmen Hurt ‘Saigon Thrown Into Renewed 'Turnoil With Sixth Suicide

Sixth Buddhist Takes Own Life In S. Viet Narr   Three Reporters Beat en by Police; U.S Embassy In Pari Under Guard.

HORRIFIES SAIGON THRONG  Young Buddhist Monk Human Torch Suicide

New Peak Reached in Viet Crisis  MMisleecle im Calnan   Hundreds in Saigon See Fire Suicide By Buddhist Monk

Buddhist Priest. .  Immolates Himselt   Continued Resistance To Diem; Three American Newsmen Beaten

Police Attack American Newsmen   Lodge Reported Shocked, Dismayed By Incidents

VATCHED PRIEST SUICIDE 3 U.S. Newsmen Savagely Beaten  By Saigon Police

Young Buddhist Monk Burns Himself To Death In Saigon Market: 3 Yankees Beaten

Throng Sees TorehDeath In Viet Nam   Sixth Suicide In Protest Stirs New Turmoil In Saigon

Saigon Buddhists Stage New Fiery Monk Suicide   US Recalls CIA Chief: Viet Nam Shakeun Beains

Lodge Raps Treatment of Newsmen   Sixth Buddhist Takes Own Life Before Hundreds

Saigon Tense Again After Monk Burns   Buddhist Sacrifice In Market Place Hortifies Crowd

_ Protest Against Diem Policy Continues  Another Buddhist Monk Takes Own Life by Fire

3 Ameriean Newsmen Are Beaten  Barricades Erected Inu Center Of City

Americans Attacked  as: 6th: Buddhist Burns  Hundreds, See Belk Ciémaiion ’ Protest on Street in Saigon

Hundreds See Buddhist Monk Burn to Death   Tension Flares Anew In Protest of Diem; U.S. Newsmen Cuffed

Monk’s Death Sparks Crisis   American Newsmen Beaten; Lodge In Sharp Protest To Diem Regime

Hundreds See Young Monk Die   U.S. Officials Ponder Political Implications

Newsmen Spectators Roughed Up   Military Surrounds Saigon; Lodge Eyes War Effort Effect

S. Viet Nam Braces for New Crisis   U.S. Newsmen Covering Flaming Death Roughed Up

Monk Kills Self by Fire In Viet Nam   Deed Emphasizes Resistance to Diem Regime Continues

Three U.S, Newsmen Beaten by Police  Monk's Torch Suicide Sets Off New Turmoil in Saigon

Another Human Torch   Buddhist Monk Burns Himself To Death In Crisis-Torn Viet Nam

New Suicide In Viet Nam  Stirs Crisis  U.S. Delivers Protest After Newsmen Beaten

Bellevue 30 Willard 14  Elyria 25 Findlay 14   Shelby 20 Norwalk 12  Akron South 20 Warren 12 SCMAEL    Margaretta 8 Lakeside 0  Fremont 26 Marion Harding 8      Nation In Turmoil  Marks Sixth Buddhist Suicide

Young Monk Burns Selfto Death in Saigon Street   Emphasizes Continued Resistance to President Diem‘a Administration,

Profumo Quizzed For Two Hours About Scandal   Relationship With Dr. Ward Subject O Questions: Security Leaks Suspected

‘Scotland Yard Still Questioning In Profumo Case   Hurst Police File Charges On Waitress

TAPE PARADE SET FOR ASTRONAU'   Cooper Accepts Wagner's Bid for N.Y, Welcome Wednesday

A Tale Of Two Mothers   Shock Silences Local Courtroom As Story Unfolds

Silence Shocks Courtroom Spectators   Young Mother Loses Custody Of Her Six Children

But U.S. Cautions  U.N. African Bloc Pushes Action Against S. Africa

Africa Bloe Shuns Plea  For Caution   Demands Action In U.N. Against South Africa

March Crime Rate Down      Sex Offenders Commission Urges 27 Changes In Law

Police Head Relaxes His Rigid Stand   Permits 1,000 To Parade Peacefully To Prayer In Park

-l, 000. NEGROES MARCH SUNDAY= No Letup Predicted In  ‘Racial Demonstrations

Negroes Continue Protests   More Than 1,400 Arrests Made In 4 Davs

Massive Racial Demonstrations To Continue  Negroes Sing, Pray   Negroes Sing, Pray In Alabama Park As Police Watch

No Letup In Integration Effort Seen  Negroes Say Plans   Negroes Say Plans Unchanged After Big Sunday March

In Birminaham   I , eng  Negro leaders vow mo ease in racial demonstrations

Negro Leaders See No Letup In Birmingham   Arrest Total Now Exceeds 1,400

Demonstrations To Continue, Say Negro Leaders  1,000 Sing and Pray

Negroes plan new marches   Birmingham leaders say there will be no letup

No Letup Seen By Leaders In Demonstration   Over ,000 Involvec In Birmingham For  March on Sunday

Massive F Racial  Brady,      nee  ioBe Cait  More’ Thaw 4,000" “-Mareh fo Park  7 fe Bieminahmee 6”

AND NO LET UP IS PLANNED  1000 Negroes Marching While 1000 Are In Jail

Negroes Aren’t Planning Letup In Demonstrations Despite Police Reversal

500 Children Under 16 Jailed  Negroes to Continue Drive in Birmingham   Never Felt Abandoned  Colonel Recalls Corregidor's Fall

Will Be No Letup in Massive Racial Demonstrations, Say Negro Leaders

Sunny and Warr   Integration Chiefs Plan More Action In Birmingham

No Letup Seen By Leaders In Demonstration  Over 1,000 Involved In Birmingham For R44...  tL .2. ef . jf. 

Vow no letup  in marches  More than 1,400 arrests made in Birmingham

Negroes To Press Campaign   Birmingham Police Allow Negro Marchers to Gather In Park Across from Jail

Massive Protests Continue  yp 6? 2 ¢ Seeaeur o. semere ee   Police Tactics Are Reversed

BIRMINGHAM IS PROMISED MORE NEGRO TROUBLE  MANY BEING HELD — ARE YOUNGSTERS

Leaders Vow No Letup in Negro Drive  De nafal Marah    Peaceful March  Allowed by Police In Birmingham

Inside Today's Times   OSCAR AWARDS TONIGHT Bette, Katherine Favorites

2 VETERAN ACTRESSES IN CONTENTION  Movie Elite to Collect ‘Oscar’ Awards Tonight

{Oscars To Be Awarded. Tonight  Davis And Hepburn Are  Sentimental Favorites

POLITE GUNMAN GETS $140.00   Flees Out Back Door ot Michigan Bank as Cops Rather is Eront

Living on Crumbs While Foretasting Cake Makes Happiness for New Yorkers

If Fischer Quintuplets Can Live the First 72 Hours They Will Have an Excellent Chance Experts Report

Infants Also May Get Their First Milk Formula Since Birth on Saturday.

U. S. Quints  Ready Today to Tip: Scales   72. ‘Hour ‘Danger Deadline Should Ro Pissed by 3:01 a.m: Tuesday:

Fischer Quints, Responding Well to Feedinas, Will Be Weighed Today

Unusually Healthy Five Tiny Squallers Have Date With Seales Today

Chinese, Russians  Will Talk   Truce Called In War Of Words, 2 Groups To Eve Differences

Asks Truce In Verbal Red Battle  Moscow Still Mum On Call to China

Will Discuss Ideological Split  Red Chinese Agree To Russian Talks

Calls Truce In War of Words With Moscow—  Red China Insists Upon Its Hard Line Against Westerner:

Chinese Agree To Meet Soviet  Words War Truce   Words War Truce Calley By Mao, Whe Still Raps West   SEND DELEGATION

Red China And Russia Will Try To Settle Difference; Chinese Set A Defiant Line

‘Peace - On Our Terms’ Khrushchev Is Invited To Confer In Peking

Truce Called In War Of Words Chinese-Russian Meet  On Ideology Scheduled

Red World Calls Off  Word War   Chinese Accept K's Bid For Conference

Agree on Truce HAREEe OF ee  Soviets, Chinese  Plan Peace Talks   Russia Can’t Accept  U. s. Officials Skeptical Of Any Solid Progress

Mao Calls Truce In War Of Words Pending ‘Meet To Discuss Ideological Differences   'U. S. Experts Doubt Any Agreement Can Be Achieved By Chinese-Soviet Discussion

Red China Ends War of Words   Parley with Soviet Delegation Arranged

Peking Also Agrees on Airing Row  But Chinese Insist Hard Line Against

Red Chinese Agree To Conterence  To Review Ideological Differences

Chinese Would Meet Soviets on Differences  Insist They Are  Correct in Ideas at Darty Thaary

In Conciliation Overture  Mao Holds Hard Line On Dealing With West

Decisive Votes Due Tomorrow:  Test Near For Key State Legislation

N.Y. School: Face Strike  Tomorrow   Salary Increase At All Levels Tops List Of Demands

In N. Y. Teacher Dispute   ee ee a Pe  Arbitration ~ Panel Meets to Avert Strike

Serauton Still Faces Big Problem Of Financing His School Program

Bargaining Resumed In  Rail Dispute   Negotiators Meet On Work Rules At Kennedy’s Request

5 Unions, 200,000 Men, Involved   Rails And Labor Will Try Te Bridge Work-Rule Gap

Says Sowans Happy No Mator Tax Increase   Work Rules Issue  Resume Rail Bargaining

AT REQUEST OF PRESIDENT Railroads And Unions Resume Bargain Talks

Resume Efforts To Ward Off Rall Strike      Railroads And Five Operating Unions Continue Bargainina

Wallace Rebuffs JFK Plea   Justice Dept. Mum on Plans  For integration

House  "GOP Remap Okay Likely   Dixietrat Plan     ~ South Bids For. Sirenath In 1904 Vote

Schools Remain Closed   Court Refuses To Order Virginia Schools Open

Federal Court Refuses to Open Virginia School  Jurists Say Prince Ed. ward Countw (Ca «ce   Jurists Say Prince Ed ward County Case Must First Be De cided In State.

Awaiting Ruling of State Courts Federal Court Refuses  To Order Schools Opened In Dixie Racial Dispute —

Court Refuses to Order Va.  Schools Opener   Ruling Made in Prince Edward County Case

Federal Court Refuses To Order Prince Edward To Re-open Its Schools

EQ GAR ARG RUPEE 25508  U. US. Co Cour t Waits on Virginia For Ruling on Closed School:

Who Are The Better Drivers?  Police Report Shows Vianalatinne far 1Qb9D

Who Are The Better Drivers‘  Police Report Shows Violations for 1962

if Necessary  GOP Legislators Are Expected To Favor Gross Income Tax Hike

New York State Electric & Gas Corp. Files With PSC For Reduction Of Rates

UTILITY SEEKS TO REDUCE RATES SOON   All Customers for Electric Power and Light Would Benefit by New Rate Schedule Filed With -P.S.C. é

U.S. Overseas Units to Get More A-Punch   Action May Be Sign Of Pending Troop  Cut in Europe, Asia

Negroes Tell JFK They'll Demonstrate  Back Anti-Bias   Back Anti-Bias Program, But Spurt Advice on Pressure

Khrushchev Kills On-Site Checks In Atom Test Ban   Earlier Offer By Soviet Chief Is Withdrawn

Victory Sure, Kennedy Tells. 650 Attending  ‘Must Make Battle For Negro Equality - ‘Peaceful Revolution

City Leaders Urged To Aid Negro’s Fight   Kennedy Declares Time Over For Idle Talk, Token Moves

JEK Predicts Equal Rights Final Victory  a oo —  nm Reenaneihiltic   Alerts 650 Mayors To Responsibilities  In Honolulu Talk

JFK Urges Race Peace   650 U.S. Mayors Advised Negro Rights To Be*Won

Mayors Urged To Join JFK  ‘Peaceful Revolution’ Bid   Estimated 5.000-Plas Sco Motel

Battle Sure To Be Won, He Declares   Gives Frank Talk on Racial Issue at Conference in Hawaii

Equal Rights Plea By JFK Given Mayor:   Other Meetings On Racial [ssue Ave On Schedule

MEETS THE PRESS MONDAY  De Gaulle Is Resolved To Go It Alone Again

SIGNIFICANT RISE IN OIL PRODUCTION   Little Guy Soberer, In Thought, Going Home New Year’s Eve

With Private Distributor .. . Supervisors View Water Problems in 2 Townships

With Private Distributor .. . Supervisors View Water Problems in 2 Townships   Quota Missed by 3...  Bloodmobile Gets 122 Pints Here

Cook For lwo Decades Army Sergeant, 74, Who Made Only Parachute Jump In 1943, Is Retiring

M.Sgt. Made First Jump At 54  74-Year-Old Soldier  Retires In N. Carolina

Made chute jump  Retires from Army at 74, after 36 years of service

Steel Workers Seek Informal Pact Settlement  \LAJ .ma D.Ili es,  ar   Wage Policy Group Meets Tuesday For Study Of Proposal

Moral laxness at Sacramento Prostitutes provided t to legislators by lobbyists

Worthless i in trealngi7y an   U. S. labels cancer cure “a very common substance’

Report Government Probe Of Krebiozen Shows It Is Worthless Against Cancer

Ellis County Day at Renner Foundation - - Countians Are Invited to Special Field Tour 16th

U.S. to Strike Back at Euromart for Sharp Hike in Poultry Tariffs

Storm Kills 10,000 in E. Pakistan   Death Toll Rises Steadily From Stricken Region

FIGURED NEAR RECORD LEVEL   Experts Give Advance Estimate For The Latest Quarter   PRODUCTION MAY BE UP BY $30 BILLION

Victim” OF Diem Dictatorship  ' ‘Political Detainee’ Recount: Torture In Viet Nam Prison   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Associated Press Staff Writer

Victims Describe ° Miet  D I em  Atroci ti es_ Concentration Camps :   BY. MALCOLM W.: BROWNE

Nhu’s Prisoners Tell of Torture. Death   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Associated Press Staff Wrii>or

‘CHOKED ME WITH WATER AND TOWEL'  Girl Relates Tortures In Diem Prison Camps

Torture toldin Saigon   : Pretty young lypist is beaten and choked

Draheim, Sussman Nearly Come to Blows in Senate   Both Sexes Exposed to Torture  Stories of Diem Regime's Brutality Are Told

Tales of Diem Regime’s Terror, Torture in Viet Nam Are Now Being Revealed

Stripped, Tied, Choked, Beaten Ey - Prisoners Tell of Tortures Under Diem   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Acenninind Preece Rtaftt Writer

Saigon Torture Revealed   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Aeccnciated Prece Staff Writer

Freed Political Prisoners Tell Of Diem Tortures   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Associated Press Staff Writer

In Concentration Camps in Viet Nam.  Victims Tell of Torture by Nhu’s Polic

Riley Plan Rejected, 73 to 26   Vote Indicates Certain Passage Of Shaff Plan

British Ship Sinks in St. Lawrence Seaway   Collision Leads to Ore Ship’s Loss,

British Vessel Sinks in Seaway  Two Ships Collide; Nine Bodies Found

Brown Asks — Laws to Cut ‘Auto Carnage   Six-Point: Program Given Legislature by ‘Governor:

Brown Expects Light Turnout  Ohio Secretary Of State Sends Out Vote Observers

Brown Making Election Checks  Indications Point   Indications Point To Light Ohio Vote

New Cotfon Plan Offered   Offers Better Competition With Foreign Competition

How lt Woz e “NOT SO WHITE” is  ‘OUTLOOK FOR HOLIDAY — MERCURY -CLIMRe

How It Wuz  “NOT SO WHITE” IS ‘OUTLOOK FOR HOLIDAY —~ MERCURY CLIMBS

Harvest Harvest 95 Pct, Complete  Cotton Crop Stands At 256,915 Bales

Ratification uf Pact Is Expected  Test Ban Treaty Goes To Senate

Atom Test Ban Treaty Goes fo Senate While 26 Nations Ratify Agreement

Test Ban Pact Goes to Senate Later on Today  26 Nations to Start Sianina of Treaty

Senate Gets Test Ban Pact, Kennedy Ratification Plea As 26 Nations Sign Treaty

26 Nations Sign Pact at  Ceremonies   Kennedy to Urge Ratification in Special Message 

Test Ban Treaty Goes To Senate   JFK Expected To Back Treaty In Messaae

Senate Gets Nuclear Test Ban Treaty  Officials Of 26 Nations Start  Signing Of Pact

Laos Premier Planning Visit lo Battle Aree   Souvanna Asks Pro. Communist Half. Brother for Safe. Conduct Pledge.

 House Action Today Compromise Sales Tax Hike Measure Accepted by Senate

Thresher Failures Revealed at Inquiry   Electrical Officer Explains Submarine’s ‘Inadequacies’

ll-Fated Sub Had ‘Trouble’ On First Dive   Former Skipper Testifies He Had to Halt Test Because ‘Something Was Wrong.’

Claims Trouble For A-Sub   Electrical Officer Said Many Difficulties Up To Sailing

Says Sub Had Many Mechanical ‘Difficulties. But All Corrected   Bulletin

Navy Court Of Inquiry Hears Testimony, Views Evidence Of Sea Tragedy

‘Cruise test cut short by subs skipper   Electrical officer testifies before board of inquiry

Corrections Madeon Eve Of Sailing  Electrical. Officer  Testifies Skipper

DID REPAIR WORK ON EVE  OF DISASTER   Officer Who Missed ' Thresher Death Testifies; March 23 Tests Called Off After Mis hans.

Officer Tells Court of ‘Thresher’s Troubles   Many Mechanical Difficulties Before Sailing

Scientists To Map Ocean Floor In Effort To Learn More Abort Threshe

Thresher Officer Claims Vessel Experienced Many Mechanical Difficulties

Ex-Skipper Reports Sub Had Trouble   Court of Inquiry Hears Story of Problems During 1961 Diving Test!

DOMINEERING, LAZY?  ~ Women of U.S. Deny - “Charees’ Made in Poll

CORE Protestors Arrested by Police  Milwaukee Negroes Want Lins Removed From Secia]l Commission

Home Burns Near Seymour As 9 Fire Departments Refuse Pleas For Help

THOSE KENNEDYS’ FAULTS   Chicago Or Clarksdale — Police Have Hands Full

Loan Bill At Passage   ‘Blue Law’ Measure Enactment Urged By Judiciary Committee

Judge Rules Hebard Insane  2 Psychiatrists Find Slayer of 5 ma. .«..4h.. ww De

Muddy Mop-Up Ts ‘On’   Most Waters Recede; Damages Estimated Above $10 Million

Cuba 1961--Frightened And Oppressed   (Sce piciures on pages 2 and 3)      By NORMAN THOMAS

Official Says Key To Civil Rights Vote   Local Inertia, Events Sped Up Kennedy's Legislative Schedule

Civil Rights Timetable Thrown Oft   Official Says Race  Flareups Share Blame

School District Right To Levy Ineome Taxes Not Seriously Considered

Red Boss Won't Visit In Peking  Tze-Tung Invited To Visit Moscow; Answer Awaited

Khrushchev Asks Mao  To Moscow  Face-to-Face  Meeting Shifts  S  ).-~.: TH 3%...

Khrush Shuns Visit to China  Meo Gets Invitation To Came ta Maccaw

Khrushchev Not To Visit China  Declines Invitation, Suagests Alternative

Khrushchev Invites Mao To Moseow  Denniier Raionte   Premier Rejects Proposed Summit Talks In Peking

Nikita wont °0 to China   Asks Mao Tve-tung to see him in Moscow

In Effort To Patch Widening Rift  Red China Leaders  Invited to Moscow

Summit Meet Of Red Giants  Faces Dela v   Khrushchev Rejects Bid By Red China

TOCAT TEMPERATURES   Khrush Shuns Visit To China   Mao Gets Invitation To Come To Moscow

Mass Transit Bill, Cut By $125 Million, Expected To Pass Today In Senate

Passage Of  Mass Transit  Subsidy Seen Senate Slices  $125 Million Off  Grant Proevram

City Relaxes as Threat of Disaster From Carao of Sunken Barge Fades

Solons Ask Salary Hike  $40 Per Day Bill Sponsored by Duffy   Legislative Roundup Page Two

Irked By Foreign Policy Critics  Pres. Kennedy Confident Allies Will Close Ranks ‘lf New Crisis Develons

Charges Readied In Shooting Case  Osage Beach Man Slain, Wife Wounded

Good Friday Gommemorated . Most Baffling Aspect of Christian Faith  To Others Is Attitude on Christ's Death

Commemorate Crucifixion”  Attitude on Death of C “hrist     “Battling to Non-Christians

CHRISTIANS’ ATTITUDE BAFFLING:  Non-Christians Fail To Understand “The Cross”

Sweepstakes Brings Money into New Hampshire Even before It Is Signed into Law by Goy Kinn   Bay State Left at the Post As Far as Track Funds Go

House Group To Check Rates Of State-Regulated Companies;  May Benefit Many Companies

BY CONSERVATIVE VIRGINIANS Goldwater- Tower Team Assurance Formulated

Conservative Council Move Barry, Tower Ticket Proposed In Virginia

 RB4RSPELEVE RB BPEsESEs SBVASAVESARZLNO CWEREUIN EG   Bell-Ringing Celebration Planned July Fourth

One Report In Fayette State Issues Warning  On Rabid Bats Danger

Kennedy Call Leaders For Treaty Talk  Debate Scheduled To Get Started   Debate Scheduled To Get Started In Senate Today

Kennedy Call Leaders For Treaty Talk  Debate Scheduled To Get Started

Ban T: reaty Backers Confident. Despite Southern Opposition   Barry Shuns Liberals To Oppose Ban Treaty   Goldwater’s Ban Stand  Given Going-Over by Tass

Debating on Treaty Set Today   Backers See Defeat for Reservations

Backers Of Treaty Sure ‘Of Ratification: By Senate   Goldwater tightens his bends with conservatives by his stand ‘on the test ban treaty. Page 9.

Party Heads To See JFK Beforehand   Supporters Confident Of Full Acceptance Despite Opposition

JFK Takes No Chances;  Calls Parley   Unofficial Count Indicates No More Than 20 Negation:

Photos Made of Campus; Racial Trouble Ahead?   Preparation for Alabama Crisis

Government Gels Infegration Plans Ready in Alabama   Air Force Planes Took Photos of Campue for Tnatice Danariman!.

12 Towns Help Fight Three Fires   Law Officials Guarding All Large Buildings

_@ Loss More Than $1 Million  Monmouth Firms Razed By Fires: Hunt Arsonist

IN 5 HOURS; MANHUNT ON   Guard Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Hotels, Factories In Wake Of Bomb Threats, $1,000,000 Blazes.

3 BIG FIRES IN 5 HOURS: MANHUNT ON   Guard Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Hotels, Factories In Wake Of Bomb Threats, $1,000,000 Blazes.

Bosch Claims Haiti Ruled By Madman  i a   Charges Human Rights Violated By Duvalier

Calls on OAS To Investigate His Charges   Hartran President Blasts at U.S.

Pressures For Racial Laws Mount   Major Week Is Seen In Civil Rights Field

Pressures Seen Mounting  On Civil Rights Legislation   New Segregation Protests Expected in Mississipp1

Mississippi Capitol Is Quiet Amid Reports of New Trouble   Pressure On For Civil Rights Laws

Jackson Quiet, Tense In Segregation Dispute   Reports Say Negroes Ready To Stage New Protests Aqainst Discrimination

Reds Tried Coercion,  FBI Says   Federal Employe, Target, Helped Agent:

Grocer Held In Alabama Racial Killing  Bullet Tests Show Can 1 loan Ta Glin nt

Rural Merchant Held in Slaying.  Attorney to Seek Bai For Alabama Suspec

Tornado Hits Car And Kills Nebraska Gir]   Slaying Suspect’ s Release Sought  _* * * * x * * * * * *   _ Bond Asked For Man In Killing Of ‘Freedom Hiker’

Storekeeper Held In Death Of Postman   Integrationist Shot To Death

Father Of 6 Is Held In Hiker Death   Release Of Rural Storekeeper Sought In Alabama Case

MURDER CHARGE EXPECTED Attorney Seeks Release Of Slaying Suspect

Buddhists Warn: More Fiery Deaths   Pressure Mounts For World Intervention In Viet Nam Crisis.

Buddhists Ask Aid in Viet Nam  More Fiery Suicides.   More Fiery Suicides, Bloodshed Said Coming

Intervention In Viet Nam Crisis Urged   Buddhists Warning More Fire Deaths, Bloodshed Tmminen

Buddhists Press For Intervention   Want Brake On Diem Regime; Bloodshed Seen

Pressure Is Up For Intervention  Buddhists Warn of  More Fire Suicidac

- .Recommenid No Revenue Sources  Read Group Wants Assembly To Find Another $40 Million

3 Killed, 71 Injured When Blast Wreck: Store in California  Boiler Maintenance Man Questioned, Official Says

THREE DEAD, 71 HURT IN BLAST   BOILER EXPLODES IN CALIFORNIA PENNEY STORE

California City Ripped By Blast  3 Dead, 71 Hurt   3 Dead, 71 Hurt In Explosion Of Store’s Boiler

Boiler Explosion In San Jose ,Calif. Kills 3 Persons: 71 Are liana

San Jose Blast Kills 3; 71 Hurt   Police Probe Ex-Custodian for Penney’s

> KILLED IN SAN JOSE Maintenance Man Quizzed About Explosion In Store

Explosion Kills 3, Injuries 71  Boiler Blast Rips Hole In Store Wall

Three Killed, 71 Injured In Store Blast   Boiler Explosion Rips Gaping Hole In California Store

Boiler Blast in Calif. Kills 3  9 Others Badly  - Hort in San Jace

Kennedy Lashes Republicans on Tou   FORMAL SOVIET OFFER EXPECTED  Pro - Cons of Wheat Deal Being Weighed

Miller says it's a ‘campaign tour' Kennedy tour stirs  reply from G.O.P.

GOP Leaders Challenge Kennedy's Claims Concerning Accomplishments

Ai Taxpayers’ Expense  JFK’s Remarks Irk GOP, Charge Trip Outright Political

President Ends Tour InNevada   Dedicates Reservoir, Dam in California; Lauds Recent Progress

JFK Nears End of Tour, Jabs at COP Again   Republicans Label Trip ‘An Outright Political Swine

U.S. Has Trouble  Spending Supply  Of Foreign Money Using Currency Of  Other Countries Is A Comoley Prahlem

Dillon Denies Telling Powell To Spend Franc:   Congressmen Spent U. S.-Owned Money  Fear Niah? an Tawn

American Army Captain Loses Life In Military Incident Near Saigon —

Supported By U.S., Russia Nuclear Armed § pace  Vehicle Ban Assured

U. 5, and Russtans Agree to Ban Atom Weapons in Space   Accord ts Backed by UL Nu Firat Action Since Teat Ban Pact.

‘To Assembly Tharsday  N uclear Space Weapons Banned By U. N. Measure

US., Soviet Give Support To Resolve   Political Unit Rushes Adoption Before Assembly

U.N. Approves » Ban On Nuclear Arms In Space   Proposal Sponsored By U. S., Russia And 15 Other Nations

U.N. Approval Of Ban Assured   Full Support Given By U.S. and Russia

Outlawing nuclear space weapons  U.N. Assembly's political comm. approvesresolution

United Nations: ee . Outer Space Nuclear Ban  Is Approved  Committee Gives  Full Support to TTS Cate Dia.

Crisis Grows In Algeria   [Unrest Seen Spread: ing; Ben Bella Seek: ine Morocco T'alice

Ben Bella Seeks Ease Of Tension  Berber Rebels Refuse Mission; Army Vigilant

Ben Bella Seeks Easing  Of Tension   Berber Dissidents Defiantly Reject Peace Overtures

Ben Bella In Attempt To Ease Tension   Repulsed At Home, He Seeks Accord With Neighbors

French Coal me ra      Committee Ponders Six Per Cent Boost: To Report Loter

Mrs. Kennedy Is Witness  Secret Service Agent Gets ‘Exceptional Bravery’ Medal

Mrs. Kennedy's Secret Service Man Is Cited  F ormer First Lady   Former First Lady Leaves Seclusion, Attends Ceremony

a) UU & nur WAY @eoe aaluy An INOUVOL BAU SO RL I I TE a i aT TET  Murder Case Closes with Boy’s Commitment to BIS

Served In Congress For Past 21 Years   Rep. Gavin Was Dean Of Pennsylvania  Congressmen; Interment At Arlington

Represented Clearfield County ...  Rep. Leon H. Gavin, 70,  Veteran Lawmaker, Dies

Pedersens Land Okay In Norway   Woman Displays No Strain After Lenathy Flight

STAND FOR BILL ATTACK   Hart Contends U.S. Disaster Neat  At Birmingham

Civil Rights: Wallace Would  Ignore a Law  L¥e Caen Danflaseramantk   He Says Enforcement Would Be Up to U. S.

Wallace: Won't Enforce Public Places. Bias Ban   Ponder  If Heaven Segregated   Register. or Jail

Wallace: I'd Not Enforce Rights Law   Discussion Arises on Whether Heaven Segregated

Wallace Says Accomodations Law ‘Compliance i in Alabama Up to U:S:

Regarding public accomodations  Gov. Wallace of Alabama won't help enforce law

Gov. Wallace Will Ignore 1§. Bias Bar   Calls Rights Laws ‘Death Knell’ to Private Enterprise

Alabama Governor Derides Public Accommodations Part of Civil Rights Bill

Would Force Government To Enforce It  Accommodations   Accommodations Measure Attack Continues in DC

Florida's Chief Slaps Measure  Equality ‘Purchase’ Scored by Bryant

Western N. C. Getting Snow  A Three To Eight Inch Fall Noted;  Some Schools Close

Attorney- General Steers Files Brief Terming Sales Tax Illegally Enacted

Steers Takes Definite Stand In Tax Issue   Brief Filed By Attorney General With High Court Claims Sales Tax Invalid

Torrential Rain, Hail, Snow Hit Ohio Areas  7 SUB EEs: ch TEE leer

Southern Cal Still Gripped By Heat Wave  Mercury Tops 100 In Los Angeles; Pace Of Business Falters

Excessive Heat In California Critical   Schools Close, Business Falters, Few Pedestrians Brave Streets: Fire Feared

Tropical Torpor Grips Southern California Area  Schools Closed, Crops Suffer  Tamnmnarntiirac Danek Dacard Mialk   Schools Closed, Crops Suffer Temperatures Reach Record High

Schools Shut And Cars Stalled  As Great Heat Holds Los Angeles  f

Great Heat Still Grips  California   Schools Close, Business Lags, Fires Threaten

Swearing-in Ceremonies Set for Jan. 6 Commissioners Slate Reorganization

 THE WORLD TODAY—  Oswald Described As A Nobody Who Wanted To Be A Somebody

He Maintains Funds Needed For Highways:  Governor Says ~ State Now 38th In Car Charges’

Texas Newspaper Executives Have Wide Variety of Editorial Opinion

IF BONDS STOLEN. BIGGEST THEFT. IN HISTORY.      $8 Million Missing From U.S. Bank

Government Bonds Vanish   Treasury Securities Valued At $7.5 Miilion Reported Missing

$7.5 Million in Government Bonds Missing  Neactiable Securitie   Negotiable Securities Lost or Stelen From California Bank

‘WOULD BE NEW RECORD   San Francisco Federal Reserve Reported Loser

PACTON, DENS DISAPPEARANCE OF FORTUNE BARED   Reserve Bank Fears  $7.5 Million Bonfire

U2Plane Wreckage Located   Lost’ Returning From Mission.  Over Cuba 

U2 Plane Pilot Sull Missing   May Have Survived Crash Into Gulf Where Wreckage Found by Divers

Believe Craff On Way Back From Cuba  Pentagon Sees Cause of Crash Ac MMachanicol

Tshombe Flies Back, Bunche Avoids Meeting   U.N. Envoy Leaves Early to Avert Discussion

‘Dr. Bunche Also There   ‘Dr. Bunche Also There Tshombe  Returns To Capital

Bunche Refuses To Have Meeting With Tshombe   Katanga Chief Returns To Capital; Accusations Against U.S. Published

© TODAY ‘:   p i nage 196d, A. Netionst ounc ‘hurches Religions Features)

’ ‘ » INDEX s Aa   — This Time By Republican —  Absentee Voting Evils To Be Aired

Just Wasn't The Same On Holiday .  No Laughter, Joy In Kennedy Home

Khrush Tells Soviet Voters Peaceful Coexistence Policy Only Sensible One To Follow

FINAL EDITION   INDEX   Chinese Claim Russian Plot:  Split Widens

Chinese Threatened  Russia Accused by Red China in Uprising Plot

Chinese-Soviet Relations Near Complete Split  Peking Charges Russians Tried To Foment Uprising near Border

Trojan Horse Action Laid To Russians   Relations Brought Tc ‘Brink Of Split? Sav Chinese On Air

Nik Puts Berlin On Ice  Seeks A Truce In Red Dispute   Khrushchev Backs Away

WORLD NEWS  Khrushchev Cools Berlin Crisis, Seeks Russo-Chinese Truce

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Marlow Report  JFK Blames All 50 States  ‘For Racial Discrimination

State Sets New Rules First-Offense Speeders to Get Break on Suspensions

Rreak For ‘Fitst Offenders’: New Driver Suspension Schedule Begins July I

Hot Fight Seen In Mississippt  Johnson, Coleman To Vie In Runoff

Mississippi Seeregation To Be Issue  Runoff Battle Due in Primary For Governor

Dam Breaks In California  ye, AME eee a ae! (ee oe ee i   Report 50 Homes As Destroyed

What's Prospect for Kennedy‘s Legislative Program? Capitol Reporter Assesses Outlook

To Push Fians     Democratic Leaders Say Legislative Outlook Brightens for Kennedy

Including Tax Cut Demo Chiefs Expect to Pass  Most of Kennedy Proposals

Rockefeller Criticizes JFK Program   GOP Governor says 1960 Campaign Vow: Not Carried Out

Boeing Strike Set For Tuesday If the Negotiations Fail   Major Steel Firms Still Hold Price Line

Space Collaboration Agreed  Joint U.S.-Russian Planet Probes Seen

Allies Favor Kennedy Plan   OF SPACE PACT  U.S., Reds Reach Agreement   Agree On Program

a     A Trigger Happy Thinker  Udall Sees Goldwate: First In GOP’s Heart

Soviet Union Note Attacks Proposed Formation of NATO Nuclear Force

Women See Planes Collide in Air, 3 Die  Cause Unknown;  One Man’s Body pe... d Mile Away

College Bill Draws Opposifion  Committee Will Seel Coordinating Plan

ROBERT W. KEHRBERG ATTENDS STAN KENTON STAGE BAND CLINIC   AT AKLAIVUER TIATTWRR Cin w

ROBERT W. KEHRBERG _ATTENDS STAN KENTON  STAGE’ BAND CLINIC AT DERNUEHD PNTUT PR eIDY

Abandon Hope Any More Mer  Alive in Mine  11 Miners Awaiting Rescue in Another  Shaft 2 Miles Away

21 Soldiers Mowed Down By Vehicle  Driver Questioned ; 15 Marchers Hurt, In Armv Hospital

4t Injured at Fort Vix  Car Rams Into Column  Of Marching Soldiers

21SoldiersAreMowed Down By Reservist As They March Alona Fort Dix Post Road

15 Hospitalized at Fort Dix  21 Soldiers on March Mowed Down by Auto

In New Jersey Accident 21 Soldiers Injured,  Driver ls Questioned

1 Soldiers Hurt: As Car Hits Squat Of Marching Men’       15 Ars Hospitalized At Ft. Dir Beaver le falew Paid.

21 Soldiers Mowed Down By Automobile   ‘Soldiers Were Lying All Over The Road, Says Capt. Dias

Morris Nettinga New Farm Bureau Presideni   Good Attendance at Meeting Thursday

For greater home rule _ Senate passes bill lifting 30 mill ceiling on tax levies

Blunt Speech Indicates New, Bitter Battle  Wide Rift Between   Wide Rift Between Governor, Legislator Hints Long Session

Greater Yield Possible on Bureau's Invested Funds, Commission Says

Warm   Soviet Admits Defeat in War Is Possibility   U.S. Analyst Finds New Trend in Red Military Thinking

 Writings Analyzed  \Reds Face Possibility ‘Of Deteat, Expert Says

Air Force Analyst Concludes— Possible Defeat In War Being Faced By Russia

Soviets See Possibility Of Losing In War   Revealed In Military Paper

The Weather   Soviet Admits Defeat In War Is Possibility  U.S. Analyst Finds New Trend In Red

Soviets Revealed As Admitting Defeat Possible In Case Of Nuclear Holocaust

Soviets Admit Russia Could Lose in War   Military Writings Indicate Experts Not Sure of Victory

 Admission of Possible Defeat Noted Military Writings Indicate Soviet High Command Divided on Strategy

For r The First Time Reds Facing Possibility They Could Be Defeatec

Soviet Admits Defeat In War Is Possibility  New Trend In Red Military Thinkina

Reds Concede Defeat Possible  * * * * * * * * * * *  Russian Military Writinos Analveed By AF Offiror

Statement On Basis of US. Report   Air Analyst Concludes On Study of Soviet Army Writings   Has Realism

Reds admit they may lose   Soviet Union faces up to possibility in case of war

Air Force Analyst Claims   Russians May Believe  They Can’t Win War

i ‘Levslative Program   Rockefeller Declares Moratorium Of 30 Days on Political Activity

Police and pickets clash  Dispute over job iscrimination comes to an end

Hundreds of Students Held in Jallahassee  Philadelphia Has Riot, then Quiet; Los Angeles Next

Trade Unions Accept Skilled Negro Workme: After Picket Line Struggle in Philadelphia

Philadel phia: . Negroes Hired To End Dispute   Unions Accept Four For Construction Jobs

Trying to Consolidate All Tests—  Attorney General to Work Or Challenge to Sunday Closing

Country’ s Worst  Disaster   Jet Caught Fire On Takeoff In Storm; Report No Survivors

Workers search through debris of crashed plane  Seek to recover bodies of 118 who died aboard iet in Canada's worst air disaster

Airliner Crashes During Rain Storm   Plunges To Earth Four Minutes Following Takeoff At Montreal; Explodes Like Bomb, Witnesses Say; 111 Passengers On Craft

Jetliner Catches Fire on Takeoff, Plunges to Earth  Explosion, Blaze Sweep Wreckage; None Survives

‘Canada’ s Worst Air Disaster  Rescue Crews Toil in Mud. to > Find Bodies of 118 Plane Crash Victims

Air Toll Canada’s Highest   Plane Leaves Montreal Just Before Crash

410 An. WA t.. O.-..1-°. Lio AFe WAHICU IT Udilaud t Worst Airplane Disaste1

‘Drop !n' Mail...   Cause Mystery in Canadian  Plane Crash Fatal to 118

118 Persons Die in Canadian Alrliner Crash: None Lives   Plane Explodes tn Field Shortly After Maniteaal Tabaat.

Air Disaster Reported as 2nd Worst   Crash Occurs Just Short Time After Takeoff in Rain

Blast, Fire Rip Aircraft  In Disaster   Montreal Vicinity Scene Of Nation’s Worst Air Trageds

CANADIAN JET CRASHES ON TAKEOFF   Search For Bodies At Crater In Mud Neer Montreal; World’s 2nd Worst Plane Tragedy.

Air Crash In Canada Amid Rain   Sabotage Ruled Out in One of Worst Plane Disasters Ever

Plane Catches Fire, Smacks Into Ground   All Aboard Craft Die in Canada’s Worst Aviation Disaster in History; Workers Hunt Bodies in Sea of Mud

Craft Afire, Two Victims  From U.S.   Second Worst Single’ _ Air Tragedy; Weather Slows Body Recovery

Crash World’s 2nd Worst Ever  Jetlhiner Toll of 118 Te GQreategt   Jetliner Toll of 118 Is Greatest For Canada: Sabotace Ruled Out.

Second Worst Single-Plane Disaster  118 Killed In Jetliner Crash

Workers Toil in Clinging Mud Over Quarter-Mile Area in Hunt for Bodies

2 From New York Believed Victims   Hobday Given Post An Foreian Service

Second Worst Air Disaster In World History  Officials Say 2 Americans Aboard Ill-Fated Craft

Newspapers Hike Prices In New York   Long Strike Ends As Engravers Vote For New Contract

Traffic Log  C—O   HELLO THERE Roar of Presses Musie  To Ears of New York

21-Gun Salute Fired in Park; Strike’s Cost $250 Million In 114 Days

‘NEW YORK’S ALIVE AGAIN’  eee tern semana ern sc onenpneeeetnt ene  News-Hungry New Yorkers Snap Up Papers As 114-Day Strike Ends

The Presses Roll Again In New York As Mammoth Walkout Finally Halts

After 114-Day News Blackout New York Newspapers Finally Hit Streets

Presses Roar’ Again  IN. Y.N ewspapers Resume ‘Onerations- Atter 114 Daue.

New York City’s Big Newspaper Strike ls Over      News-Hungry Inhabitants Buy Papers As Fast As They Are Printed

19,000 back to work after costly strike   Editions snapped up quickly by New Yorkers

Engravers In Fold  N. Y. Newspaper Strike Is Over After 114 Days

Loss Estimated At $250 Million In 114-Day Row   Vendors Say Papers Never Sold So Fast As They Did Today

Editions Hit Stands Amid Big Fanfare   114-Day Blackout Ends With New Contracts Signed

Presses Rolling In New Y ork  , ae jee Sean a   114-Day Newspaper Strike Ends After Final LU'nion Okay

Newspapers Read Again In New York  Long, $250-Million  Gee’L ao fiwar: Bunery   Long, $250-Million Strike Over; Hungry Public Boosts Sales

"Strike That Began Dec. 8 Is Brought To End  * Scena Roll In N.Y. City

Costly New York Newspaper Strike Finally Settled  114-Day Blackout Ends —_ Last  nian eante Tarme

New York City Newspaper Strike End   OR ee  JEK Expected to Block Rail Strike.

ARRIVES HERE TODAY  Dr. Landes Paid High Tribute By WF Church      Presses Roll in New York ‘As Engravers End Strike

 20 Lumber Ships, Barge Here For Cargoes In April   ‘Well: Hello There! We Have News For You N. Y. Headline

James Meredit Will Remain At Mississippi  Better Conditions For Spring Term

Missouri’s 137-Year-Old ‘Blue Laws’ Peclared LincanctituiendiRy Court.

Statutes Too “Vague” and “Backwoodsy”  Sunday Blue Laws Are Ruled Out In Missouri

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BOND ISSUE DISCUSSED  Billboard And Blue Law Measures Are Offered

la. Highway Post Given To Bradley   Hughes Names Forme Member to Position Helscher Held

Rusk To Visit With Adenauer Saturday   Negotiations Face Tough Going

Test Ban A Breeze  Next Round Of East-West Talks Crucial   NEWS ANALYSIS

Nonagression Pact Big Issue Next Step in East-West Accords ToBe Tougher

Test Ban A Breeze .  ~Neyt Round Of Fast- West Tals Crucial   NEWS. ANALYSIS

N onaggression Treaty Next?  U.S. Leaders Oppose Type Khru Demands

NATO Nonaggression Pact With Warsaw Treaty Group Creates Thorny Talk Issue   KHRUSHCHEV CLEAR

TEMPERATURES   Next stop in East-West negotiations not so easy   French President Charles di

Future Negotiations Between East and West! Expected to be Harder  Khrushchev’s Insistent Call for Nonacaression Pact Main Issue   An AP News Analysis

Khrushchev Might Cause Some Delay   Premier Demands On Nonageression Pact Major lasue

Nonaggression Pact Focal Issue : Next Step in Negotiations With Soviet Will Be Harder

Inspection Procedures Are Sought  East-West Negotiations Toke the Stage

Thursday Harness Entries      Next Round of East-West Parleys Wont Be as Smooth as Last One

Next Stage Of East-West Talks Not Expected To Be A Breeze   Khrushchey Has Made Insistent Call For Nonaqaression Pact

Soviet Want Nonaggression Pact —  Next East-West Talks Won't Be So Easy

Next Round Tougher x xe - + x<««x   East-West Nonaggression Pact Faces Hard Going   Raps Euromat Tariff on Chickens  U.S. To Retaliate In Poultry Dispute

‘Simple Funeral Mass Held   Community Pauses   Ordeal Nearing Climax

City Officials Are Briefed On Planning Goals  Tharmsalf merase A ee    Thoroughfares And Streets Subject At Thursday's Session

City Officials Are Briefed On Planning Goals   Thoroughfares And Streets Subject At Thursday's Session

Valachi Pushes For Jailing Yf Cosa Nostra ‘Kingpins   Freeman Challenged To Make Statement On Wheat Sale Talks

‘Only Solution   ‘Valachi Tells Senators Crime Syndicate Heads ‘Must Be Placed in Prison

So Valachi Tells Senators  “Only Way To Break Crime Syndicate Is To Jail Chiefs”

‘SUGGESTS WAY TO BREAK UP SYNDICATE  Valachi Tells Probers To Jail Crime Bosses

Castro Says U:S.Tightening Noose  Also Urges Payment Of Debt to Russia

Estimate Huge Savings For Farmers Through President's Tax Proposals

, .. CARE OF BIRMINGHAM JAIL"’-- - ; Gregory Leads Negroes To Jaj]

Negro Equal Rights Drive Stepped Up   At Least 867 Taken Into Custody; Comic Dick Gregory Seized

ilughes Takes Oath As Governor  ec laqwmakerc tn Vante Liquar-Rv_Drink and Neteat Shaff Plan   Urges Lawmakers to Vote Liquor-By-Drink and Defeat Shaft Plan   Biggest Budget in History of U.S.  Kennedy Defends National Spending As Method of Insuring Stimulation of Economy;   Kennedy Defends National Spending As Method of Insuring Stimulation of Economy; Considerable Opposition Evident As Congressmen Comment on Budget Proposals

Cigarette Firms May Be Liable If Products Cause Death, Court Rules

Florida State Ruling—  Cigarette Firm Liable tor Death, Court Says

SLANG DICTIONARY BATTLE  Book Foes F ight Fire With Fire: Smut Word List  a Al00, 000 Copies-of: Digast.. ~ May Be Civéulated in ‘Stat até By ELMER WELLS ; °

SLANG: DICTIONARY BATTLI Book Foes Fight Fire With Fire: Smut Word List 100,000 Copies of Digest May. Be Cir culated in State  CIDER WTC

Steubenville Has 15  Gambling Stamp Receivers Listed   Gaming Stam ps! ssued To Pinball Operators

Romney Denies Ambition  News Meet Called   News Meet Called To Quash Reports

Michigan's Governor. Backs Away   Romney Says He Is No Candidate, Now Or In The Future

Romney Says Again He's Not A Candidate  Governor Denies Rumors That He Eves Presidency

INTERPRETS HISTORICAL SPEECH - Barry Says JFK Would Coexist  With Communism, Even In West

Wait And See’ Attitude Taken In Rail Dispute   ‘TOO FAR TO THE LEFT’  Goldwater Raps New Frontier

CEYNOTE DECLARATION  Nation Too Far Left--Goldwater   SERIOUS THREAT

Others Isolated In Sedgwick Cou  Four Infant Deaths Are ‘Attributed to Salomonella

Chinese Nationalists  =  Threaten to Wreck UN      Nationalist Delegation at U.N. Attacks Peking Regime As Worst Mischief-Maker of The Entire Communist World:

WEATHER FORECAST   General Assembly Gets Warning of ‘Split’ Plan

Nationalists Fear Influence On World Body   Albania, Cambodia Are Seen Waging A Losina Battle

& Pet. Sales Tax OR Liquor, But Not Both   Onnose Sales Tax Here

Manhunt On For 4 Who Sawed Out Of Jackson   Castro Releases 26, Holds 1

Dictater to Alse Allow 800 Cubans Freedom   Castro Releases QL Americans For 3: Held in Bomb Plot, Another

US. Frees  Convicted Saboteurs   1,000 Cubans to Leave Red Island

Castro Empties Prisons of Americans   ONLY ONE LONGTIME ENEMY IS RETAINED

Exchange Made  Cuba Still Holds One American: Four Cubans InU. §. Jails Freed

Four Cubans Released In Exchange  Nearly 1,000   Nearly 1,000 Islanders Will Be Freed This Week

Flood-Control Far From Complete  Taming of Rivers Saves and Costs Millions   bonds lhey do petsrts damage than they used

Rivers Remain Untamed Despite Billions Spent in U.S. for Flood Control

Three-Party Board To Be Chosen   Two Key Issues Only To Be Handled First; Strike Now Averted ©

Congress off hot seat Both union and railroads accept firm arbitration   Intolerable blow

Arbitration Accepted By Both Parties   Two Key Issues Will Be Aired By Special Board

Break Comes 2 Weeks Prior To Deadline   Way Appears Cleared To Voluntary Ending Work-Rules Dispute

Teen-Age ‘Phone Tie-Up Blamed In Baby's Death   Troops Fire Over Heads Of Iran Demonstrators

Flow of blood through arteries decreased  liquor can make heart work harder

Science Reverses Old Theory — Discover Hard Liquor  Makes Heart Work Hard

Hurricane Menaces Spaceport   Weather Bureau Warns Storm May Reach Mainland Tonight

 $60 MILLION PROJECT  Winston To Establish  ‘Huge Business Center

Action. May Lead To Peking’s Expulsion  Moscow- Led Communists Indict Chinese Regime

State Fact-Finding Report   Senate Committee Says Birechers Not Dangerous

Propers rind Birch Society Not Dangerous  _ Report Warns  Of NewCrop — Of Hate Groups

Charge Discrimination  African Students Stage Moscow Demonstration

Mrs. Smith to welfare post Governor picks Dale Parkins as state labor commissioner

More Drought Help Planned, Bellmon Says   Revives Plan for State Feed Bank

Planned for 1964 Minting Johnson Asks Approval of Kennedy Half-Dollar

1962 Toll Is 255     State Has Seven Traffic Deaths Over Holiday   Stella Jones Helena Woman Among Injured

Stocks   oy He RS ada ae  Police And Troops ¢ Block Demonstrations

On World Market If US Prices Plummet—  Broad Powers To Freeman To Avoid Wheat Dumpina

Wheat Sales Power Hand rygy 4  lo Freeman   To Prevent Dumping Ot Surpluses On World Market

In Case U.S. Prices Dive .... Freeman Armed With Vast Powers on Wheat Dumping

Freeman Given Power To Guard World Markets  Kennedy Predicts Sharp Price Cut For U.S. Output

Gives Power to Freeman —  Kennedy Would Prevent Dumping of U. S. Wheat

JFK Gives Freeman Power To Prevent Dumping Of U.S. Wheat On World Mart

Freeman Giver Power to Halt Grain Dumping  a   Presidential Order Geared to Prevent Wheat Rush Action

Wheat Crop Powers Go To Freeman   President Signs Order To Prevent Dumping Grain —

New Power Given In  ‘Wheat   Kennedy Gives Freeman Authority To Prevent Possible Dumping

Freeman Given Power fo Bar Wheat Dumping   Move to Protect Foreign Agreements Taken by Kennedy

JFK Acts To Block U.S. Wheat-Dumping   Freeman Given Police Powers

50-Y ear-Old Grocer Father Of Quadruplets Busy Passing Out Handfuls Of Cigars

Celebrates Birth of Quadruplets . . .  Grocer Passes Out Cigars By the Handful

LAVRENS SUW gC Juwe 14943  Tay lok 3 -LuwD   “faylor J. Lund dies at age of 93; final rites held Saturday

Russian Woman Cosmonaut ls An Attractive Blonde   NOT TRAINED PILOT

Link In Space Is  Doubtful   Woman Cosmonaut, Male Comrade  In Orbit

Cosmonaut Followed by Blonde, 26   All Systems on 2 Ships Reported Working Normally

Red Woman Astronaut Whirling Around Globe  Male Soviet Comrade Also In Space --See No Link In Orbit

Woman Cosmonaut Said Doing Nicely After Nap; Link Up Rated Unlikely

Man’s Last Frontier Invaded  His And Hers Space Ships Lose Altitude

\Claims He Worked For U.S. Bulgarian Says S py Pay Used For Women

News Summary  From United Press International   Bulgarian Diplomat Admit: Espionage Role With CIA

Bulgarian  confesses to spying   Used U.S. money to kindle affairs

Church Leaders’ Meeting Would Signal ‘New Era’   TW-3' Going Off BBC  Liveliest TV Program Cut

Parents, Officials Criticize Governor  State Troopers Block Students At Four Schools In Huntsville

Troopers Bar Pupils From Four Schools  Some Parents Lead   Some Parents Lead Children Into School In Spite of Police

Governor Wallace faces federal court restraint   Plans telecast   Wallace is encroaching on precious city rights

Ala. Governor May Be Told To Baek Off   Hearing Monday Set on Motion For Necro Boys

FOR VICE-PRESIDENCY  Sen. Margaret C. Smith Said  ‘To ‘Deserve Consideration’

‘MODERN FALLACY’  ~ Former Admiral Blasts ~ MeNamara’s Tight Rein

10 PERSONS KILLED IN 3 ACCIDENTS   Three Deaths In Mt. Vernon Crash, Two Die In Wreck On Route 15 Near Mt. Carmel.

TEN KILLED IN THREE CRASHES ON STATE ROADS   SOUTHERN PART OF STATE SCENE OF MANY WRECKS

Wife of Chief Quizzed  Kenosha Woman, PoliceDepartment Secretary, Slain

- To Confer With ‘Big Business’ Kennedy Starts Jockeying   For Compromise Tax Slash

Compromise On Tax-Cutting Proposals Sours Hopes Of Approval On JFK Plans

Compromise on Tax Cut Hinted  May Ease Way for Other Legislation

Administration Hopes Rise For OK by Solons on Parts of JFK's Program

Concessions Expected on Tax Cut Plan  Kennedy Believed   Kennedy Believed Willing to Make  Some Compromise

'President's Plan Hits Stiff Opposition  Compromise Seen On Tax Cut

Concessions Indicated on Tax-Cutting  Move May Aid Other Sections of Kennedy Legislative Program

Tax Compromise May Spur Other Legislation  Kennedy Expected To Make Concession:  TESA, es, SS a, 

Hopes High For Deal On Taxes  Administration Optimistic   Administration Optimistic On Other Program:

COMPROMISE BY KENNEDY COULD HELP PROGRAMS   TAX CUT PLANS TO BE HEARD BY INDUSTRIALISTS

See Tax-Cut Concessions   White House Compromise Likely, Some Members of Congress Feel

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Possibility Of White House Compromise On Tax-Cutting Seen :

Compromise On Tax Cuttings Seen a a 2 Se ~*~ ok ok + ok Uk Ok  Kennedv Plans To Seck Support Of Business Leadors

Compromise on Tax Plan Likely Expect President to  a ee 2 2 oe ee ee ees

Lona Journey Home   Kennedy Could Be Ready  To Make Tax Concessions

Conway Will Not Resign from Board of Control   Fight for Place On Road Board ls Promised

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Brief Argentine Revolt Crushed By Government   Navy’s Leader Goes to Capital For Peace Talks

Agreement Drive On For Rail Peace   Train Crew Issue Of Immediate Concern; Featherbedding Next

Strike Halting Plan Labor Department Initiates New Rail Agreement Drive

Russians Hint Attempt to Link Two Spaceships   informed Sources Say Second Craft In Mission Might Be Manned by a Woman.

Russians Hint Spaceships May Hook Up   Soviets Trying For Flying Laboratory; Cosmonette Delayed

Cosmoneite Ready  Reds May Join 2 Craft  For Orbiting Laboratory

Bonn Approves French Pact  Parliament Seeks To End Old Hostility

State Demos To Oppose Work Measure   ‘Executive Committee Votes 8-7 to Boost Party’s National Line

PILOT'S LAST WORDS- ‘Out of Control—Down We Go   (See Pletures Page 18.)

‘GOING DOWN IN FLAMES... ES no  Evidence Sifted For Clues In Plane Crash Fatal To 8]

‘Out of Control— ... Down We Go’ And 81 Lives Lost  Last Moments of Airliner Heard By Newsmen at Elkton Hearing

Negotiations Move qT o Capital Tuesday W ith Cautious Hope   Rus ssia Would Acce ‘pt Unmanned Automatic Monitoring Stations

Panic Seizes Survivors Of Dam Disaster   False Alarms Of New Landslides Are Cause

Contusion Rife Among Villagers   Official Warns -of Danger; Bereaved Cry. ‘Murderers’

Negotiators Continue Efforts To Solve All ‘Work Rules Differences

Wishes It Was Over  Miners Lives Depend on Driller's Skill, Feel

Legislators could give time: Hughes  Asks economy in any special session

44 Revered Writer Became a Folk Myth in his Later Years  Poet Robert Frost Wrote of His Country; the Delights and Dilemnas of People

* nt sechaan  Civil Court Revisions Go  To Governor  Drastic Changes In Procedures Dace Blanes 194.4

Controversy Over Rules Committee in Spotlight As Conaress Convenes

Stiffer Drunken Driving Penalties Included in Bil; Passed by Missouri Senate

SS =   Top Honor Among Dailies in Missouri  News-Tribune Receives State Legion Award for Its Americanism Coverage

_ i 3 x KK - Top Honor Among Dailies in Missouri  (News-Tribune Receives State Legion ‘Award for Its Americanism Coveraae

Sen. Bartlett announces Government may drop IRS office curtailment plans

Hoffa Returns To Courtroom In Fraud Case   Will Enter Innocent Plea On Shady Deal

Harrison Sees No Pattern In Va. Assembly   ‘Young Turks’ Have Retired

'Cause Still Undetermined  (Jacksonville, Florida Hotel Fire ‘Has Claimed Life Of 22nd Persor

Cambridge Race Riots Continuing   Fires Are Started In Three Buildings; Phone Threats Made

ee —_— ee’ we dere dled «9 MA pore eviews Spanking Unruly Children Not Big Issue

Educators Have Varying Opinions  Paddine yp ce School Is Not Considered ‘Vital Issue’

School Head Asks Right To Spank Pupils   D.C. Superintendent Strongly In‘Favor Corporal Punishmen:

Should Son Be Paddled By Teacher?  Most Educators   Most Educators Favor Spanking As Last Resort

Educators Divided'On Issue D.C. School Superintendent Wants Permission To Spank Troublemaker:

—POLICIES, OPINIONS VARYShould Educators Have Right To Use Paddle

Before It Okays Tax Cut  House GOP Unit Insists Expenditures Be Slashed

Kennedy Killed by Sniper  Fatally Wounded by Shot from Ambushat Dallas

Gunman Fells Governor of Texas Also   Two Lawmen  Are Also Killed

Unknown Assassin Shoots President, Connally In Dallas   Holes In His Chest   Crouched Over Forms

n Bi-District.     ee Page 2-  Governor Connally Injured in Ambush

Gov. Connally Wounded By Rifle Hire   Wives Escape Accurate Shooting From Building   LATE BULLETIN

anemone  OnVvITEns Cooler Temerrew Fall Repert ong Map an Page 12 "ateikertem TEMPER APTETA   Governor Of Texas Wounded   DALLAS, Tex, (AP)—President John F. Kennedy, 36th President of the United States, was shot to death today by a hidden assassin armed with a high-powered rifle.

U.S. Chiet’s Life Ends In Hospital   Goy. Connally Also Shot by Sniper in Downtown Dallas

President is gunned down by sniper in downtown Dallas   GOVERNOR IOHN CONALLY OF TEXAS IS ALSO WOUNDED

Lyndon Johnson. New U.S. President ‘Gov. Connally. of ‘Texas Is Woundec

Shot In Head While Riding  In Dallas, Tex.   pan Also Strike  Governor Of Texas

Ambushed In Dallas   Dragnet OF City Ie Ordered   Counts Three Rifle Shots

Lyndon Johnson Heads Nation   AN EDITORIAL A Casualty In War  Against Division!

DALLAS (AP) — President Kennedy was riven the last rites of the Roman Catholic Shurch today after an assassin shot him down while the President was riding in a caravan.

President Shot Down In His Car   ‘Something Tragic Had Happened’

Assassin’s Bullet Strikes In Dallas Motorcade,  Texas Governor Critical

President Is fatally shot  Texas governor wounded; search for sniper in Dallas

President Dies from Bullet In Head From Rifle of Unknown Assassin

rign-powered ritlie useaq Dy assassin  First Lady cradles dying husband's bloodsmeared head in her arms

KENNEDY KILLED BY ASSASSIN’S BULLET CONNALLY INJURED--JEK AINE AISn nice

Man, Woman Believed To Be Assassins   Governor Of Texas Also Shot; Wild Confusion Reigns In Dallas

Gunshot Wound in Brain Fells Chief; Connally Is Hurt by Dallas Sniper

Blood Spurts From Head Of President  ar Se a ee i   Succumbs in Hos pital 1 Hour after Shooting

Lyndon Johnson becomes Nation’s Chief Executive   30-30 Rifle   Saw Weapon

Shot in Head by Sniper in Dallas; Vice President Johnson Succeeds to the Presidency: Texas Gov. Connally is Wounded

Shot Through Head By Hidden Assassin   Mantle of U.S. Presidency Falls to Lyndon B. Johnson, Riding in Same Caravan; Texas Governor Wounded

Nation’s Leader Lives Briefly, In Dallas- Governor Also Hit Lyndon Johnson Into Office

Self-Styled Marxist Denies JFK Slaying   Shots From Building On Parade Route Snuff Out President’s Life: Connally. Wounded. To Recover

DALLAS. (AP) — Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn in as President of the United States at about 1:38 p-m. (CST) today.  The oath was administered by U. S. District Judge Sarah T. Hughes.   Vice Praciden® Nas Ute   Dragnet Unprecedented

   Texas Gov. John Connally Is Also Wounded During Parade Ambush

Unprecedented Dragnet Of Dallas, Tex., Ordered In Search Of His Killer

—~KEPT SECRET SIX WEEKS-— Philanthropist Gives $128 Million To Flint

HEEDING THE C. ILL OF PERON iT  Blank Votes Stack Up 1:  VIO.     In Argentina Ballot

Thousands Cast Blank Ballots As Juan Asked   Ilia, Country Doctor, Holds Early Margin In Presidential Race

Newsman Tells Of Walk Through Quiet Streets Of Birmingham After Rioting

Worst in Wheat Country —   _ Freight Car Shortage Delays Crop Movement

‘Mosk Rules _ Appointees Set Poliey  Superintendent .. Must Follow > Directions

Body Temperature Dropped To 80 Degrees  Man Found Trapped In Refrigerator Car

“CunninglyManipulatedVeneer Of Imagery Hides Kennedy's ‘Sorry Record’ Ike Charges

In Tedov's Daily News   Kennedy’s Sorry Record Blasted By Eisenhower

Hits Headlong Retreat:  Kennedy Hides ‘Sorry Recorti’ Under Imagery Says Eisenhower

IF RESERVATION IS REJECTED  Goldwater Probably Will Vote Against Test Ban

CUBA RESERVATION UNDER BIPARTISAN ATTACK  - Barry Probably To Oppose Treaty

NIELSEN, JACOBSEN  TO TEACH SUMMER  SCHOOL AT WESTMAR Set Registration Monday Next Week

NIELSEN, JACOBSEN  TO TEACH SUMMER  SCHOOL AT WESTMAR Set Peseta

NIELSEN, JACOBSEN  TO TEACH SUMMER  SCHOOL AT WESTMAR Set Registration

it's Official   State's Western Sector Bears Brunt of Bitter Winter, Records Reveal

Portuguese Reportedly Sending Aid To Tshombe   NEW ROUND COMING UP Kennedy Versus Congress

Cattle ‘Drive’ on Missouri River Claimed Successful by Livestock Man

2 Churches In England May Unite   Move Follows World Christian Unity Pattern

Methodists, Anglicans Talk Merger in Midst of Worldwide Movements

Protests Nazi on Campus—   See ‘New Reformation’ in Merger, Unity Talks

‘British Reunion of Anglican, Methodist Churches Is Latest Merger Development

THOLALY TPMPPRAT Bre   Methodist-Anglican Merger Plan Is Advanced

Makes Flight Sound Simple  In Conference  Canaveral Staves Ric   Canaveral Stages Big Welcome; Wife, Two Daughters Prideful

Hero Heads — For Welcome In Washington   Schedule To Include: Medal From Kennedy, Talk Before Conaress

Huge Throng Greets Hero At Canaveral  Astronaut Tells How He Flew ‘Faith 7’ Home

FINAL EDITION   Cooper Makes Flight Sound Easy at News Conference   Cuba Commando Strike Reported   300 Top Red Operatives Reported Summoned Home   Trial Becomes Spy Thriller

Space Hero Makes Feat Sound Easy   Thousands Cheer ‘Gordo’ On Return To Cape Canaveral

Opposite Bob Kennedy's Office‘Man with Gun’ Turns  Out to be Only Worker

Polio vaccine clinics to be held in county today; to give Type Ill

 Many Considerations  Man Behind Prison Bars 64 Year: Poses Problem for Parole Board

RFK Says May Have Rise ‘Of Militancy   Believes Country Is On Right © Road Now

R. Kennedy: Moderates Must Get Together, Avoid Rise in Racial Extremism

GEORGIA IS PRAISED FOR sINTEGRATION   Warns Extremisn Is Expectable On Both Sides

Grain sorghum stubble canbe  f) ON  pastured safely, if care used .

House Advances Open-Meet Bill  - Rogers Talking in Senate  On Education Study Measure

Congressman brings Tears to (Own) Eyes   The ‘Chicken War’ Is Over. And Both Sides Win, Hooray

Wont Comment On Role As  ‘Favorite Son   Wants More Time To Study News Stories, Editorials On MGIC

Milwaukee Paper Blasted  oo aeons ne ae  Byrnes Charges Interview Twisted

Byrnes Charges Journal Story Distorted Stand   Denies Saying Firm Did Him Favor in Selling Him Stock

Cold Blasts Not Over, Is  Latest View   Low of 7 Hits New. Year's Day In Uniontewn

Gas Pocket Blamed For Disaster   Blast Occurs Mile. Deep In Mountain Shaft

Pocket of Coal Dust Or Methane Gas Believed Cause of Helper Blast

Below Estimated Cost  Award $59,676 Contract For Bloom Township Hall

Foreign Aid Bill Up For Senate Action   May Restore. Bia House Cut

In Congress [This Week  Foreign Aid, Civil Rights, Baker Have Top Billing

Aid and Rights, Get Top Billing  Most Floor Action Will Be in Senate

Hearing Slated  In Baker Case  Aid, Rights Bills On Congress List

PRAYER FOR .  ODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Anxious Senators Face Heavy Load   Federal Program Delo Kills Item House Plans

Conant Urges Free College Education For Top Pupils Who Become Teachers

Inside The Times   Proposed In New book  Free Teacher Training Urged By Conant

DR. CONANT WRITES OF EDUCATION .PLAN Proposes Free College Course For Students Planning To Teach

THOCAT. TEMPPRATIRPSE   Conant Urges Free College To Pupils Entering Teaching

See CONGRESS, Pace ?   One- -Cent Raise Plan Submitted  Gasoline Tax Hike Suagestec

Contract for Final Stage °°”  Houston Married  Of Reservoir Dam Is Let December 3

GOPs. Show. Little Action To: Halt FDR Jr.'s Commerce Appointment

Tax revision bill snagged  Won't hit Senate floor unt!] after Labor Dav—Bvyrd

Byrd Says Tax Bill Unlikely Before Fall   Finance Chairman Assuming House Passage by June 

Byrd Fears Long Wait Before Tax Bill Gains Senate Floor For Debate

COOPER WiLL ADDRESS BOTH HOUSE, SENATE   Joint Meeting Is Planned After He And Family Talk With JFK   PLANS FOR TUESDAY ALLOW MORE REST

SIGNING  *  See picture of President Kennedy signing historic treaty on Page 2,

Pur ww FN el  Taxnavers Association Urees Solons fo Forgel. Income Tax Boost

Favor Hike In Sales Tax. Not Income Tax      Propertv Tax Relief

lowa Unit: Don't Hike Income Tax   Tells Legislature To Peg Increases On Sales, Use Tax

UN Envoy Links CIA To Plot   Bulgaria Cites American Names In ‘Confession’

Arrested for Spying for U.S.  Was Red Country’s Former Second-in  Was Red Country’s Former Second-inCommand at U.N.

Bulgarian Spy Details Are Listed      High-Level Delegate To U.N, Allegedly Got Cash From CIA

Succeeds Merb Agocs Jim Sweeney Named Head Football Coach at MSC

Untied Leaf Here Averaged $43.51 Better Tobaceo Is” Hitting  The Robeson Sales Floors   Georgia-Florida

Untied Leaf Here Averaged $43.51 Better Tobacco Is Hitting The Robeson Sales Fleors   Border Belt

Keeps Trying tor Railroad Peace   Italian Senate Gives Leone Shaky Vote of Contidence

Italian Chief Wins Vote  A-Force Pledge Nets   Parliament Approval

First Negro Begins Training As Aerospace Research Pilot   Capt. Edward J. Dwight May Become Future Astronaut

Cost of Living Increase Halts In September   Consumer Price Index Remains Same as Ausust

‘Coddling Communists,’ Senator Says  Cox, Holiday Rap State Department's Bid to Justify Yugoslavs at Rolla

 ‘Doesn't Make Sense’  Solons Attack Bid to Justify ‘Red Students at State Schoo

Comrnencément  Will Be Held  Friday; May 24   Dr. W. Frederick Elwood; Bradley Professor, Will Be Speaker Of The Evening

Commencement For Class Of ’63-To Be Fri.   Dr. W. Frederick Elwood Of Bradley University Will Be The Sneaker

Army Adviser Slain by Reds   Viet Cong Guerrillas Ambush And Kill Yank and Two Viet Soldiers

Floods Rout HundredsIn W.Va. Areas   Virginia Also Hit In Wake OF Rains  And Thawing Snow

Stormy Weather Pounds Much Of U.S.  New Floods Hit Stricken Areas

Stormy Weather Pounds Much of Nation  OhioRiver Spills Banks After Weekend Rains

Ohio Valley Parts Hit by New Floods  Snow, Rain, Hail, Tornadacve Maka Iln   Snow, Rain, Hail, Tornadoes Make Up Weather Pattern

Storms Bring New Floods To 5-State Area  Town Square Under 4 Feet Of Mister In  lahksnan Yannarccas

Southicest Gets Snow  Floods. Snowstorms Strike  Wide Areas Of Nation

F resh Hoods triggered   Ohio River valley among areas newly hit

New Floods Hit Areas Of Five States; Tornadoes Rip Georgia, Iowa, Alabama

Heavy Rains Over Weekend Cause New Flooding In Ohio Valley Area   FIVE DAY FORECAST

Heavy Rains over Weekend Cause  New Flooding in Ohio Valley Area

-TORNADOES HIT THREE STATES— Rains Cause New  Flooding Along Ohio

New Downpours Batter Flood Stricken Areas   Snow, Rain, Hail Tornadoes Reported On Stormy Weekenc

Kentucky. W. Virginia, Virginia Hit   Many Communities Face Second Major Loss Within Week

Storm Demolishes Banjo Factory   Heavy Rains Over Weekend Cause 'New Flooding In Ohio Valley Arec

More Floods Are Reported Kentucky, Virginia, W. Virginia Hit 2nd Time In Week

Rains Cause Ohio To Rise  Snow, Hail And ic ay ee ee ae ae ae   Snow, Hail And Tornadoes Strike As Spring Nears

Ohio Valley  Again Hit  By Floods 15 inches Of  New Snow In c. nmr.base

City Native Is Killed In Accident   Virginia Total Nears ‘62 Pace   ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Heavy Weekend Rains Cause New Flooding In Ohio River Valley’

‘Snow, rain, hail and tornadoes  sweep across heart of the nation

Foreign Policy Problems Piling Up for President: Plans High-Level Meeting

Foreign Policy Problems Pile Up for JFK’   Calls High-Level Meeting Today at Palin Beach

Will Select Successor To Dean  Foreign Policy Problems Pile-Up Rapidly On JFK

Kennedy Meets With Foreign Policy Advisers   President Finds Prob. lems Piling Up Rapidly — In NATO,  Congo, Geneva.

Where To Find It   Foe of Kennedy Wins Mississippi Gubernatorial Race

Mississippi’s Voters Back Kennedv Foe  Johnson Gets Easy Win in Democratic Gubernatorial Race

Similar Delay Expected On Old Belt ee ECE Vn Vid Beit  Middle Belt Opening Set Back To Sept. 9

Similar Delay Expected On Old Belt  Middle Belt Opening Set Back To Sept. 9

‘Quint City USA’ — Big Birthday Party Held For Quints at Aberdeen

ANTI-BIAS RESOLUTION DRAFTED lowa AFL-CIO Says Some State Unions Discriminate

Macmillan Government Under Fire   Doctor Arrested By Scotland Yard;  Denies Prostitution

Scene of Struggle for Lite   1S RELATIVES WATE Gravely Hurt Boxer Batidles for His Life   Where To Find I   SOURCE OF STORY  IS ARRESTED  A NN CT LLL CLL:  Scandal Ensnares Society Medic

British Scandal Brings Arrest Of Socialite  Osteopath Claims Acqu ain ntance

British Regime Shaken by Profumo Scandal; Scotland Yard Nabs Central Figure in Case

Owned Cottage Where Profumo Met Christine Another Arrest In Sex Scandal

Widening Scandal Shakes  Macmillan’s Government   Businessmen Asked To Take Lead In Backing Integration

Osteopath Who Disclosed Scandal Taken Into Custody   New Arrest Shakes British Government

Dr. Ward Arrested In London   Scandal Threatening  Macmillan Regime  Grows Worse

Profumo Case Figure Arrested.  -Friend of Resigned Minister. Picked. Un: by Seotland ‘Yard   Publisher’s Body Sought After Boat Blast

Osteopath Is Arrested In Sex Scandal   Charges Expected Against Man Who Told on Profumo

Britain Nabs Figure In Sex Scandal  Told Relations - “Of Profumo —

Ward Accused Of Living Off Prostitutes   Scotland Yard Detectives Arrest, Jail Osteopath

New Home For Old Believers   Doctor Arrested In Boiling British Government Scandal

Osteopath arrested in  sex scandal  Introduced Profumo to pretty ‘call girl’

Briton Held For Hearing Tn Sex Case   Former Minister’s  Friend Accused, * Can’t Make Bail

Socialite Osteopth Jailed In Widening Probe of — British Govt. Sex. Scandal

Doctor Who Uncovered  Scandal Held  Affe: To... t   Affair Expected To Be Issue in Election Campaisn

Call Girl Probe Widens. . . . Society Doctor Hele In British Scandal

Works Well fo Dare  Expansion of Recreation Program Termed Desirable In Analysis Made by League

Much Data Needed  Advise City Adopt Program Planning Budget Procedure For Future Operations   By HENRY 5. GORDON f€aurier Stat Writer

Advise Single Chief  Splitting of Public Works Among City. Depariments Held Inadequate Operafior   By HENRY §, GORDON  Pawiae CLLt Ubletsen

Connellsville Not Alone  Lack of Centralized City Adminisfration Blamed  For Inefficient Methods   By HENRY S. GORDON  ierereiseame ee ee ee ee ee

Could Use More Men  Three Areas of Deficiency Affect Fire Deparfment Rating With Insurance Group

Lett Go For Years  City Neglects Improving ‘Many Operational Phases Outside Department Focus

Full Profession Today  Engineers Formed Nucleus Of City Manager Corps ‘During Early Years of Plan   By HENRY S. GORDON Ceuriar Chath Writer

Commission Reviewed  Revised Zoning Ordinance, "Master Plan” Updating Recommended by League

A Washington “First”  Idea of City Manager Form Of Government Originated In Letter Wriffen In 1792

Ofherwise Adequate  Regular Training Periods  For City Police Department  Suggested by League Study   By HENRY S. GORDON fauriar Stadt Writer

Cheating On Your Federal Income Taxes? Computer, Bureaucrat, Gal May Trip You!

Information Panel Hires Field Aide   TOC AL FREMPPRATIRES   Robot, Aristotle Fan, Green-Eyed Girl Trap Tax-Fudgers

Mechanized Marvel Or Monster— Depending On Viewpoint  Revenue Robot Spells Disaster For Tricky Taxpayer:

Inside Today   Kobot has No Feelings: Taxpayers Tempted To F udge OnU.S.  Returns Face Formidable Combination

Dollarwords Clue Omitted   Dont Fudge On Taxes, Robot Will Catch You

(New Machine In Virginia Shows Up Suspicious Looking Income Tax Reports

DON’T TRY ANY ‘FUDGING’ ON TAX  Robot, Bureaucrat Catch U.S. Tax Return Cheaters

Computer Checks Only Eastern Seaboard Tax Returns This Year In Just Three More Years, Robot will be After You, Too

Too Much or Too Little   Impersonal Robot Catches Those WhoFudge onT ax

LACKS FEELINGS  Robot Tax Collector Checks On Funny Business In Returns

 Refund Checks ...Or Warnings '\A ‘Robot Tax Collecter’ \Checks Federal Returns

‘Robot’ Without Feelings  ~ Better Think Twice Before. ‘Fudging’ On. Your U.S. Tax Returns

Lightning Fast Computer Helps IRS Check Millions Of Income Tax Return:

Pledges U.S. Aid to Resist Foes  French Cordiality Apparent  at Ononing af Parte Speetnr:

Rusk Contends Communist Subversion Major Threat To Southeast Asia Peace

Communist Tactics Still Defy Peace   Secretary Says U.S. Has ‘Vital Interest’ In Viet Nam Liberty

Rusk Reassures South East Asia Of US. Support   secretary Warns That Reds Still Constitute Major Threat to Peace In That Area.

Airs Pledge  U.S.ToCurb  Communists   Britain And France Support Stand At Sessions In Paris

Find Body, Debris in  Sea Search 39 Still Missing   39 Still Missing On Fishing Boat In Atlantic

Area Fire Chiefs. Informed of Duty. And Police Power   . State Police Fire Marshal Meets... With - Newly :Ap“pointed County. Assistants

Area Fire Chiefs Informed of Duty And Police Power   State Police Fire Marshal Meels With Newly pointed County

 Space official says U.S. must be ready  ‘Soviets may use space for military ends

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

YOUR INCOME TAX—I  1962 Law Changes Won’t Alter Individual Returns This Yea

605 Person: Left Ship  Earlier   ‘Tl Was Frozen, ’ Witness Reports

ENE NN REMY 24S,  NO WORD IN EIGHT DAYS- Little Chance Given For Louis Bova

Plane, Copter Cr ashes Kill  8 Americans Cauce OF Nauhle   Cause Of Double Loss In Viet Nam Sdll: Not Known

Copter and Army plane lost  Eight U. S. servicemen die in Vietnamese crashes

Eight U.S. Servicemen Believed Dead {n Two Viet Nam Crashes, One Survivor

8U.5.Servicemen Are Missing in Two Viet Nam Crashes   Motot Trouble Or Gunfire Were Cause Ot Alrerati Woes.

8 American Servicemen Die In Crash   Helicopter, Army Plane Crash Over South Viet Nam

8 Americans Believed Deac In Viet Nam  Servicemen Lost In Crashes of Big *Conter. Army Plane

Eight Yanks Are Killed In Crashes  Big Helicopter,   Big Helicopter, Army Plane In Separate Mishaps

8 Yanks Thought Dead in Viet Nam  1 Crewman Survives Crashes Of Helicopter, Army Airplane

8 Americans Lose Lives In Viet Crashes  Presumed Killed In Separate Plane And Helicopter Mishaps

40 LIGHTS BRIGHTEN SA TREE   Crashes fatal to eight GI's   Rescue ‘copter plunges carrying wrecked plane

Copter, Army Plone Crash InS. Viet Nam   8 U.S. Servicemen   8 U.S. Servicemen Believed Killed in Separate Tragedie:

HELICOPTER AND PLANE GO DOWN   Helicopter Carrying 5 Americans Crashes In Red - Infested Area; Army Plane Lost In Highlands.

Eight of US.  Die in Crashes   Helicopter and Army Plane Fall In Separate Viet Nam Accidents

JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY-- An Obituary:  He Bore The Torch Of World Leadership Courageously

Action Call Summed Up Life of JFK   Held Leadership Role In on Era Marked By Big Change

Khrushchev Speaks At Rally Today   Romanian Leader's Absence From Meet Sparks Rift Rumors

Campaign Aimed At Full Control   Government Force Driven Back By Pro-Commupists

Reds Drive To Capture North Laos   Pathet Lao Groups Batter Neutralists On Plains Des Jarre:

COMMIES TRY FOR CONTROL OF NORTH HALF   Neutralists Abandoning Strategic Ground Under Attack   PREMIER ASKS FOR  BROTHERHOOD, LOVE

Pro-Reds In Laos Hit Neutrals   Strategic Town Is Lost To Pathet Lao In Communist Drive

Communist: Break Truce In Laos   Attack Heavily And Neutralists Driven Back

Key City Abandoned  in Retreat   Reneieal of Unity Ashed by Premier

Reds Turn on Neutral Troops In Laos in Violation of Pledge   Gregory Peck Gets Best Actor Oscar

Laos Neutral Unit Attacked By Pro-Reds   Strategic Point Is Abandoned to Pathet Lao’s Battle Groups

India Studies Chinese Build-up  Reports Place 1.000 Planes on McMahon Line

Today’s Index   Going To Vote? Only 3 Days Left To Register   Easy To Spot

Capitol Police Called Sloppy   Uniforms Are Worst, Says Sen. Monroney

Surrenders to Clergyman Ex-Mental Patient Slays Son, Wife, Three Others

TO MILITARY GOVERNMENT ean iran acct  Viet Nam Guerrillas Surrendar

sutTfocates  Anaconda Man Dies in Fire   Overcome by 5moke Bozeman Woman Dies In Farm Home Fire

Democrat Rally Sets 1964 Sights  Bailey Says GOP Accepts Birchers

Redistrict Plan—  jy Voters Will Decide On Constitutional Changes

2 Boys Die As Fire Destroys Dormitory  College In Wickliff      College In Wickliffe Stunned by Deaths. 65 Others Saved

Two Boys, Afraid To Jump To Safety With Others, Die In Dormitory Fire

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY «   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

The Law And School: Reorganization Aims   LOCAL APPROVAL NECESSARY

CROP ACKE. ACREAGE UP 2 PER CENT  "63 Harvest Could  Top Previous Marks

Floating Tombstone   Depends on Weather Record Harvest  Seen Possible

Bunche Heading To Middle East   Seeks to End Tension In Embattled Yemen

Britain, Arabs At Odds  U.N. Trouble-Shooter Bunche Heads For Embattled Yemen

Press for VW  Of Ali Troops in Cub        Congress Leaders Unsatisfied With Red Partial Removat Pledge -

WEATHER   Solons Urge Red Pullout Of All Units   MARCH IS MENTIONED

Nikita Reveals Many Will Be Removed Soon   Sen. Russell Warns U.S. Should Not Become Complacent

Party Leaders Join In Calling For Removal Of  All Red Troops In Cuba

From Cuba  Demos Join in Call For Removal Of Soviet Troops  Party Members Insist JER Must Continue: T  eT: eee nent Lee

Some Democrats Join GOP Critics, Insist All Soviet Troops Quit Cuba

DEMOS ASK FOR WITHDRAWAL OF REDS FROM CUBS   JOIN REPUBLICANS IN CALL TO GET ALL SOVIETS OUT

Want Complete Cuba Withdrawal Of Military Units  Indefinite Pledge By Moscow Chief Held Inadequate

Congressional Leaders Say Administration Must Press ForReds ToLeave Cuba

Parties Join On  Cuba Issue   Leaders Want All Russians To Leave Island

Democrat Chiefs ~Join GOP In Call For Withdrawal   Members Of Both Parties Say Kennedy Administration Must Press For Complete Evacuation

Both Parties Ask Kennedy To Keep Pressure on Cuba; Empty Red Ships Reported

Democrats Join Row  Over Cuba   Party’s Leaders Echo GOP Demands On Soviet Troops

Solons Uraing Pullout of All Soviet Troops   Don't Want Just Partial Cuba Act

Russians in Cuba May Top 30,000   Exile Chief Testifie: To Having Evidence To That Effect

Demos Join With GOPs  In Demand   Khrush Plans But Partial Withdrawal

Foster Recites JFK's Appeal For Progress   Blast Anti-Soviet Broadcasts  Russia Orders NBC To Close Moscow Bureau

Soviet Tells NBC To Close Bureau  Kremlin Angered By TV ‘Specials’

italy Leans Center-Left, Backs NATO   Socialist Lend Aid; Fanfani Outlook Ok To Remain Premier

YUN LEADING JUNTA'S MAN In SO. KOREA   Militarist Park May Lose Control To Civil Opponent

Crewman s Voice Calm  ‘Clipper 214 Going Down in Flames’ Last Words From Doomed Pan Am Jet

Crime Bureau Transfer Asked  Ohio Senate OKs Bid By Attorney General

New Campaign  To Outlaw Sport Seen as Result Of Ring Death Of Davey Moore

5 Persons Die in State Car Mishaps  Two Concordia College Students  Among Victims

Income Tax Not Necessarily Part Of Romney Plan   Proposal Appears in Most of Eight Plans

Nations Highest Civil Honor Johnson Awards Posthumous  Medals to JFK, Pope John

Nations Highest Civil Fon     Johnson A wards Posthumous  Medals to JFK, Pope John   PIOQUr-Long Mceung President Discusses Budget. Atlantic Alliance Problems

All This And No One Hurt   President Johnson Confers Nation’s Highest Honor On 3)

Highest Civilian Award Also Giver To Pope John   31 Others Get Medal In White House Ceremony

Johnson Make Posthumous Award  Freedom Medal To Kennedy, Pope John

White rouse: . High Civil Honor Given  To Kennedy  _ Pope John Also   Pope John Also Is Awarded the Freedom Medal

Freedom Medal Awarded Today Posthumously  Robert F. Kennedy   Robert F. Kennedy Accepts The Honor For Slain Brother

31 Persons Get Highest Civil Honor   Late President Was To Give Freedom Medale«

Mrs. Kennedy Moves Out Of White House   High Civilian Award Given To JEK Pasthamancly

Presidential Medal of Freedom PopeJohn XXIII, Kennedy given posthumous awards

Highest Award For Late JEK   Johnson Makes  Presentation As Mrs. Kennedy Waoatrhac Bram Daan

Top Civil Honor to 33 Persons   Robert Kennedy Accepts Freedom Medal for Brother

Pope John, Kennedy Honored   Johnson Awards Freedom Medals To 31 Others

Awards Freedom Medals Postnumously—  Johnson Honors Kennedy, Pope

JFK Proposals On Civil Rights:   WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi dent Kennedy's civil right mes sage at a glance:

Macmillan Charges De Gaulle Committed ‘Folly’ in Blocking Common Market Bid

Blames United States . . . . «for Viet Nam ‘Tragedy’ Madame Nhu Says Bitter Farewell      . + for Viet Nam ‘Tragedy’

She Will Join Children in Rome .  Mrs. Nhu Leaves a Bitter Note i in U.S.

Blames United States . . . . for Viet Nam Tragedy’  Madame N hu Says Bitter Farewell

Mrs. Nhu  Leaves Bitter   Blames U. S.  For Vietnamese Tragedy As She Teaves For Rome

IANO TRAFFIC DEATHS   ‘Mrs. Nhu Prepares to Go, Issues Bitter Blast

ep... Sf AEC Honor ToScientist Oppenheimer, Once Ranned. To Return ?

Bit woozy at end of trip  Hail perilious descent after automatics fail

Nip - And - Tuck Landing Leaves Cooper Woozy   Electric System Fails In Space

Astronaut Starting Tests, Debriefings On Recovery Vessel   Wav to Reduce

Cooper’s Trip May Hasten Moon Voyage   Space Trip ts Fast Method Te Reduce

‘Success May Hasten Moon Trip   Astronaut Expresses Confidence; Doctors Say  Condition Pleacing

Cooper Fine After Perilous Journey; Tests May Hasten Landing on Moon   Doctors Delighted at Condition

Condition ‘Normal and Expected’ Says NASA Spokesman, Medical Men Most Pleased

Cooper's Great Space Trip May Hasten Moon Landing Attempt   World Is Astonished   Hail Iron Nerve,  Skill Of Cooper

Physical Condition Pleases Doctors  Cooper Flight May Have Hastened Moon Landing

15-Second Wooziness After Flight   Manual Landing Not Planned, But A Big Success

Astronaut Feels Bit ‘Woozy   May Hasten Day For Moon Landing; U.S. Learns Much

Confides-mt In His  Ability _AXs Pilot   Successful Flight: Boosts Moon Hope

Just Woozy’ After Long Space Flight   Condition Normal Following Heroic  Pacifie Landing

Flight Proved  Pilot's Ability  To Stay at Peak Astronaut Woozy Briefly at Finish CVE 24A_Maur Trin

Cooper’s Highly Successful Space Flight May Have © Hastened Dav When U.S. Astronaut Lands On Moor   W orld. Anxiously Awaited. ‘Cooper’s Final Success

Astronaut Was ‘A Bit Woozy’   SIDELIGHTS ON TRIP—  Prayer Aboard Ship When Cooper Landed   Cooper Lost Seven Pounds On Fliaht

Physical Condition  Big Point   Sessions Continue On Various Tests

COOPER’S CONDITION PLEASES DOC ‘TORS: —  Now Pointing To Moon Trip

Astronaut De-Briefed Today; Huge Recention Waiting In Hawaii Later

Cooper only ‘bit woozy at end   Cooper's performance astonishes Europeans

Coopers Successful Space Mission May Hasten Day For Trip To Moon

Physical Condition Pleases Doctors  Cooper Just Bit Woozy After Space Trip

Astronaut Not ‘Woozy' Long After Triumph  Everybody Happy Qver Grent Shaw

Flight May Speed Landing on Moon.  Actrananst Alaay at lLanelian   Astronaut Woozy at Landing But Called Entirely Normal

Astronaut Flies Ship by Hand As Power Fails   Emerges ‘Woozy’; Now Undergoing Debriefing Session:

Astronaut Reported In Fine Shape Hits Target After Perilous Descent

ASTRONAUT IN  TOP CONDITION  AFTER FLIGHT PERFECT LANDING GREAT CLIMAX TO  QA WUNIiR NODITIARL

Physicians Pleased With Cooper’s Condition After Perilous, Heroic Descent

Successful 22-Orbit Space Mission May Hasten Day For Trip To Moon

Astronaut To Be Flown To Honolulu Saturday For Public Reception   Says “We Have Learned Lot From This Mission For Future. More Extended Space Operations”

Lands OK on Target After Manual Descent  Cooper’s Flight May Hasten Moon Landing

U.S. and World Hail Success of Coopers 22-Orbit Flight in Space   Cooper Appreciates Math Job Done

“We Learned ALotfrom  This One’ , °  Astronaut Does } ,;  Superb Job with Manual Controls

Just Bit Woozy After Perilous, Precise Reentry   More Photos, Stories Pages 7, 9, 12, 17, 21

Medical Men Are Pleased With Condition Of Spacema      Granny Herd, Mom Cooper Glad Gordo’s Space Journey Is Over   Want To Lose Weight? Then Take Space Ride

Say Auto Failure Of No Concern   Cooper in Great Shape Atter Spectacular Feat

Into the Channel   DRAMATIC ATIC ACTION IN SPECIAL SESSION  Jury Frees Slant-Well Defendant

Following Feed Grain Bill Passage Administration Sees brighter Hopes For Referendum Victory

Feed Grain Bill Passed by Senate   Raises Administration Hopes on Wheat Referendum

Over the Top For Bloodmobile  140 Divnto af   169 Pints of Blood Given Here

‘Another Indictment  Kennedy Steps Up His Drive To Get Conviction of Hoffa

Steps Up Efforts Vo Get Hoffa  Dran Indictment   Drop Indictment For Mail Fraud

BOB KENNEDY. PROVES’ L'EENESS  Americans on the March ‘in President’s Challenge

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious beatures)

Stre es Preparedness Nee  ’ Nehru Rice Long Stretch-Out of Trouble!

Seven Establishments Hit in Blitz Revenue Agents Grab 9 Gambling Devices

Due 100 Years Ago? —  Early Ageroval Won For Mentally iN Measure

State Senate Advances New Insanity Bill   Would Do Away Witt 120-Year-Old Test In Criminal Cases

800 Viet Cong Guerillas Flee Into Jungle   Government Troop: Harassed by Mine Explosions, Snipers

Lowly Fungus Watched Cancer Sleuths Trailing Strange New Suspect

Pelectives oay Lowly Fungus Suspected As Possible Cause Of Cancer

Possible Cancer Cause Trailed   Dr. Oppenheimer Fermi Award Winner

—Ar Fei  Cuba Raiders Return—   Fungus Suspected as Cancer Cause

Researchers Study Fungus In Attempt To Find Out If It Can Cause Cancer

Cancer Detectives On Trail Of Lowly ‘Mold Or Fungus As Possible Culprit

Two Destroyers Steam Toward  Hijacked Vessel  Pirated Freighter   Pirated Freighter Continues to Ignore  Tracking U.S. Plane

Boyle’s notebook      They just don’t make hat: for the conservative man

Khrushchev Talks With Henri Spaak  Conference At Kiev Slap At Red Chinese  Aa: fC anawietancn

Late Bulletin   FAN MOTOR OVERHEATS IN COMMUNITY SCHOOL BASEMENT CLASSROOM  mm ._ 6. pPeret ge

Late Bulletin   FAN MOTOR OVERHEATS IN COMMUNITY SCHOOL BASEMENT CLASSROOM  Pupils File Out  OF Building in —  Minute and a Half

Careful, Tense Watch   89 Now in Mexico— Reveal Terror  Of Cuba Escape

Predict Wide -Gvil Rights Sponsorship  Backers Plan ' Yo Bypass Foe

‘Full Dinner Pail’ for State’s Willing Work Force Byrd’s Goal   Study Okayed on Proposed Institute of Industrial Technology

President's Hope Fades This Year   Foreign Affairs Top Theme In Conference With Newspapermen

But He Does Expect Action Before Election Of President Next Year

IN RARE PUBLIC COMMENT  Winnie Urges Britain To Keep Nuclear Force

Strict Curbs Planned Gentle Art Of Tattooing Target Of Ill. Lawmakers

Sanitation, barring minors, asked  Chicago moves to repress tattooine

Quints Continue to Improve;. Family Receives Home Offers   Queen Elizabeth Expecting Fourth Child Next Year

Crisis Has Not Ended, Castro Says  Cuben Leader Believes War Is Only Answer

Urges Armed Revolution Thro ughou t Latin Amer  nn a rrr tee cc     CASTRO ALIGNS CUBA WITH RED CHINA

_ASSAILS CRITICS Castro Tells Revolutionaries ‘To ‘Hurl Masses Into Combat’

Asks Masses Be Hurled Into Combat   Cuban Leader Says That Is Duty Of Revolutionaries

Castro Presses Hard Line, Asks Latin America Revolutionaries To ‘Hurl Masses Into Combat’

28 Deaths Raise Outcri ries 4 Status Of US Bracero. program Is Question IMark As Probes Mount

Inside ‘Today   Crash Turns Attention fo. Miarant Worker Program

On state, fed level Mexican labor probe arises from fatal crossing crash

28 Mexicans K illed  Death of Migrant Worker: Brings Call for Probes

Probes Pushed In Bus Tragedy  Outcries Mounting Over Crossing Crash

California and U.S. Probes in Bus-Train Crast   Mexican Labor on American Farms May be Prohibited

Saxhe Urges Rhodes For ‘Favorite Son  Nation Eyes Ohio Austerity Plan, Youne GOP Told

As Candidate For President Saxbe Proposes Rhodes Be Ohio’s ‘Favorite Son’

It’s News to Us- The Weekly Almanac   WEATHER REPORT—   ALBIA PRODUCE-

Cubans Create Uproar   er i “el Sele ee Qe atl tal & WV ed.  U.N. Assembles n Hopeful Note

Assembly Is 18th; Hope ls Keynote   Anti-Castro Group. Creates Disturbance Later In The Day

UN Opens Hopeful Session   Venezuelan Chosen President Of 18th General Assembly

U.N. Session Opens on Note Of Harmony  Delegates Elect Venezuelan as Their President

Anti-Castro Group Causes Brief Uproar   Stevenson and Aides See Gromyko Before 18th Session Opens

Ex-Santa Fe Mayor Gets $12,500 Job   Board Names Primary Foe Of Campbell

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   ‘Coprighted 1963, A Nationa) Council of Churches Religious Features)

Algeria Charges  Invasion Says Morocco Driving Miles -Into Sahara _

TOC AL TEMPPRATURES   Visiting Africa Students Given Beatings In Alabama

African Students Were On Tour  4 Ghanians And.2 Whites Beaten By Alabama Mob _

Johnson Leads  In Mississippi Democratic Returns Coming In Slowly

Mississipp1  Vote Lead  Is Johnson’s State Official   State Official Ahead In Democra Primary Returns

Mississippi Margin Held By Johnson   Returns Show Lead For Executive Who Barred Meredith

Lt. Governor Leads Vote In  Miss. Election  Paul Johnson Who Barred Meredith Tops Ex-Governor

Lead Gained By Johnson In Mississippi  2 Others Trailing Lt. Governor; 3rd Out of Running

Paul Johnson Out Front In Mississippi   iMan Who Barred Meredith At Ole Miss Campus Is Favorite.

Runoff Appears Certain  Johnson Leads 3 Opponents [In Mississippi Demo Primary

Big Sweat Starts As Rain, Thick Fog Envelop German Airport  NN nN  First ‘Big Lift’ Plane Lands At Frankfurt   Aerial Ferry Plans Were Tedious

Air Armatla Spans Ocean From Texas  First Ft. Hood   First Ft. Hood Troops Arrive  To Open Manuever

‘Big Lift like clockwork; first planes touch down   Viet special force  denied U.S. aid

J unior GOP Group Grabs Party Power  Eight Votes Won By Quick Coup

Junior GOP  Gr oup Stages Caucus Blitz  Oy 2... -..23   Elects Rep. Ford Chairman, Wins 8 Policy Unit Votes

Junior GOP LawmakersWir Council Seats   Stage Quickly Hatched Coup

Hoeven Loses Chairmanship. .  -Younger GOP: Group Blitzes Way Into Larger Part in the Party's Councils

Confident Of Victory   Young Turk Republicans Blitz Way Into GOP Party Councils

WHERE FIRE STRUCK BUILDING   Junior Members  Pull Quick Blitz In GOP Council

Athens:  Greek Premier  Resigns Today   He Quits Rather Than Depend on Red Support

Greek Premier  Resigns   Steps Down Rather Than Depend Upon Pro-Red Support

CHARLES W. TUCKER INSTALLED PRESIDENT  ASC reTAmeas  ALE OW A DIC

WEAN PEE ERVIN ES OLILL USED,  Telephone Firm Refuses to Install Dial System

With witnesses’ help Police making progress in Willoughby slaying

Korth Denies Ethics Breach   Correspondence Relates Dealings With Friends

Jolly Nik, British Meet   Jersey Town Expects No Trouble From Camp Routed In Carolina

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Dobrynin Meets With Secretary  NATO Nuclear Force Protest Seen Rejected

Rusk Urges Action On Laos Issue   Dobrynin Reminded Need For Fulfilling International Pact

Rusk Cites Laos Issue  To Reds   Dobrynin Also Told US Will Reply Soon To Soviet Protest

Injected in Berlin Talks  Laos Peace Importance Is Pointed Out to Soviet

Two-House Committee    Plans Action   Prices, Profits And Production Problems To Be Investigated

Test-Ban Talks Waste of Time Charge Soviets   Claim Western Powers Don’t Want Treaty

AMUN FRALEL gy LRACHA ENG AMAR gp eben  French Railroaders ‘Adopt’ Ill Lad

BAND OF (NGELS  eo en ee ee a ee  TI hree Toots Signal Happiness for Youth

Road Block Removed On Tax Bill   Mooty Allows Earmarking Special Funds

Ruling Changed to Permit Earmarking—  Maior Tax Bill Bar Removed

Must Respect Borders —— Reds Won’t Side With Peking Against India

Big Plane Drops In Sao Pauto- Suburb  41 To 49 Killed In Crash Of Airliner

Hails Evers As Symbol Of Victory   Wilkins Pays Tribute At Funeral of Slain Rights Crusader

Slain Negro Eulogized at Jackson Rite   Funeral Assemblags Hears Evers Called Herald of New Day

Acting Governor Speaks Jut.  Manning Believes New Tax Increases Favor Democrats

Drive On Poll Tax. Started   Attn Avniavienn   Latin-American Bloc Is Sought

No Bloes Needed, Says Governor  Connally Lashes Pena As ‘Would-Be Boss’ Of Latin Voter

SEARCH LAUNCHED FOR RACKETS FIGURE Convicted Cleveland Stock Broker Slain

Two Ohioans Are Claimed In Snowstorm  Northern Part Of State Reports One To Three Inches

‘White House Reception Observes '100th Anniversary Of Emancipation

Flash Flood Cuts 50-Mile Path Of Distruction Across Northeast Utah

‘Mav Become Tvnhoon’   ‘Records Deficient’   Utah Flash Flood Drowns Boy In Camp

[Flash Flooding Cuts A Wide Path Of Destruction In Northern Utah

FLOOD CUTS FIFTY -MILE WIDE PATI   Campers Swept Away In Utah, Boy Drowns; Save Wyoming Town From Dam Break.

Flash Flood Rips Area Of Colorado   Water Cuts 50-Mile Destruction Path; Child, 4, Drowns

Flash Flood Cuts 50-Mile Path In Utah   Boy, 4, Drowned As 10-Foot Wall Of Water Hits Campsite

BYRNES WANTS DEFICIT CEILING ~ GOP Aims ‘Economy’ Provision At Second Phase Of Tax Cut Bill

GOP Set To Trv Again On  Kconomy Bid   Kennedy Opposes Contingency On Tax Cut Program

Tucker Considering Bid For State Governorship   ‘Budget Conferences Slated By Johnson:

LB) Confers With Advisors On Budget 4   President Meets ~ Economic Experts  At Ranch Breakfasi

LBJ, Leaders Huddle Over New Budget  Confers with Joint Chiefce af Staff   Confers with Joint Chiefs of Staff, Fiscal Experts

3 Youths Face Murder Charge:   Small Boys Eat And Play Six Days Unaware Mother Dead

Law Sought To Close S. C. College  Lawmakers Try To Prevent Negro From Entrance

Bill’s Passage Doubted Some S. C. isoislators Would Close  Clemson Rather Than Allow! ntegratior

Winter Runs On Rampage   Debris From Plane Collision Kills Scores in Turkish City

On Plaine des Jarres Situation in Laos Worsens With Reports of Fighting

Romney Sets Up Education Study Group   Committee of 50 To Draft Program for Colleves

Bid fo Kill Tax Reform Plan of Governor Made   Detroit Democrat Seeks Delay to '64

Light Vote Expected Today On Amendments   Folsom Objects To Amendment No. 3

Slow V ote Predicted For State  Opposition Exists  Qn 2 Amendment:

FIRE DESTROYS SHOP BUILDING AT SHELDON AIRPORT LAST NIGHT   Place Merlin Bock’s  Parts and Equipment lanere at C4L 2A

FIRE DESTROYS SHOP BUILDING AT SHELDON AIRPORT LAST NIGHT  Place Merlin Bock’s Parts and Equipment  tf... #.,., £47 FRA

The California Poll   Mosk believed likely _suecessor_ to Enale _

Canada Crisis Grows   Two More Ministers Desert Diefenbaker Over Rift With U. S

Trade, Defense Ministers Quit; Others Expected to Submit Resignations Soon

Diefenbaker {s Minus Two More Cabinet Ministers  Hees, Sevigny Quit In Wake Of Canadian Nuclear Probleme

Senate Leaders Hope To End Session Today; Aid Bill Only Business

Jackson S2es Thermometer Take Plunge   Cincinnati, Zanesville Shiver At Minus 18; Little Relief Sighted

Outline Plan To Police Test Ban   Khrushchev’s Proposal First Aired in 1958: Still Hope for Accord

Red China Accuses U.S. of ‘Sinister’ Intentions  KHRU REVIVES A- INSPECTION OFFER

Plan Given To Prevent Sneak Attack  Troop Inspection  Suggestion Reowvived

K's Control Team Offer Is Renewed   Aim: Reduce Surprise Risk; Premier Sees Test Treaty Hope

Injunction Is Issued © Against Sunday Law   Another Court Hearina Starts

Dixie senators map rights filibuster   in wake of Mississippi killing

rete yi Ne mis (fatten Russell Charges Violence Used  To Plug Program

New Pontiff To Be 262nd In Succession   Changes In Long Line of Popes Explained

Vatican Gives Up Counting Pope’s Successor Also  To Be 262nd Pontitt

Freedom Of Skindivers Negotiated   Cuba To Release 9 Shipwieckei Meii. Attorney Say:

Donovan Negotiates  Cuba Frees Shipwrecked Skindivers After 7 Weeks

Cuba Frees 9 Divers From Jail   Missionary Among Prisoners in Donovan Accord

Skindivers are released by Castro   Nine Americans arrive in Miami aboard airliner

Viet Nam War ls Going Well, President Told  U.S. Will Aim For Withdrawal In Two Years

US. Weighing ‘Policy Moves  in Viet Nam   Hope to Finish Military Mission in Two Years

ite House Disclosure  Returning Troops From Viet Nam Get Top Priority

End Sought in Viet Nam >   U.S. Hoping to Pull Armed Forces in 1965

Hopes US. Troops Home In Two Years   Limited Number Of Personnel May Stay For Training

FIRST ENGRAVINGS IN TODAY'S WAXAHACHIE LIGHT   Connally Presents 7-Point Program   Asks Intern Problem

Angry U.S. Advisers Charge  Viet Nam Gls Refuse Orders to Attack Reds   2 Americans Safe After U.S.  Plane Is Shot Down in Laos

VIETS’ REFUSAL TO FIGHT STIRS ANGER OF YANKS   U. §. Captain Killed as He Urged Troops to Attack, Is Charas

New County Assessor Takes Oath   Angry U.S. Advisers Charge  Viet Nam Gls Refuse Orders to Attack Reds

Rhodes Delays Bonds Decision  Wants Facts on Sehaszl Ad a mtciee

Torporation Commissioner  Seven-Foot Picket Dies Today In Santa Fe

‘Your 7-Foot Friend’   Ingram B. Pickett, Colorful Politician, Dies in Hospital

lews ina a nutshell  FROM OUR WiRE SERVICES   Titan missile fails

Alabama's Problem Starts Spreading  Huntsville School Rejects Governor s Postponement Bid

Two Other Cities Join Birmingham As Trouble Spots   State Troopers Move to Mobile And Huntsville

Powell Not Alone in Fear Of Capital Race Trouble   By LOUIS CASSELS

Integration Elsewhere: Part II  Negroes Restless In D. C.   Ry LOUIS CASSELS

Legislature ls Convened In Santa Fe  Fahian Chaves.   Fabian Chavez, King Elected In Senate, House

Johnson Looks For Better Way To Aid Farmer   Asks Federation To Outline How To Attain Goal

Auto Surety Cost Hiked $12 Million   New Texas Rates Effective Aug. l

Nationalist China Hits Ban Treaty   U.N. Delegate Sees Advantage Going To Communist Nations

County Colleges Urging Reynolds To Change Stand  Governor Silent cert ag wang  nicec Annen

Maintain Move Would Shut Off Opportunity, ‘Add to Teacher Shortade: Reynolds Firm -

THREE SOLDIERS’ STORY: A Prayer, A Bullet, A Career... And Death

Retired Judge To Hear Charas Against Kohler   Civil Contempt Alleged by NLRB Against Company

ee Legislature Gets Bills  Dioiw., 4th   U.S. Army Plans ‘Air  Cavalry’

Million-Man Air Age Army Asked   Fas?-Hitting Sky Cavalry Plan Bared

Demos Plan Lawsuit If Reapportionment Act Not Fair And Equitable

‘One Huge Coffin’ Reseue Workers Search  Valley for 4,000 Bodies

Mrs. Nhu Feels Stress In Talk.   Envoy From Diem Regime Trembles At Start Of Colleae Address: Recovers

Over-Wall Escape Is Thwarfed   Prison Break Effort Fails At Leavenworth

Guards Smash Break  At Leavenworth Jail   One Prisoner Shot In Leg

Asks Quick Approval By Senate   Hick Urges Witnesses Be Sworn; Reply on E. Germany Heard

)RUSK TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE:  'Treaty Can Slow Arms Race’

vende:  Rusk Urges Ratification Of Test Ban  No Recognition of   No Recognition of East Germany Is Implied. He Says

No Damage  Expected To  U.S.Seeurity   Secretary Gives Testimony On Pact Before Committee

Call Issued For Speedy Ratification   Secretary Is Leadoff Witness in Kennedy Drive for Approval

Rusk Claims Treaty Should Slow Race For Heavy Arms; Testifies Before Committee   ALL WITNESSES SWORN

GOP DESIRE WITNESSES UNDER OATH   No Recognition Of East Germany Linked To Treaty

"COULD SLOW ARMS RACE"SENATE TOLD   Says Nuclear Test Ban “Won't Damage Security Of The U.S.

Would Slow Up Arms Race; No Danger to U.S.   Secretary Is First To Testify on Pact

Views Given  On Pact For  Comsnittees   Secretary Reports To President After  Khrushchev Parley

Rusk Urges Approval Of Partial Pact   Secretary of State Put Under Oath on Republican Motion

Claims Treaty Doesn't Risk U.S. Securify  Secretary Speaks To Senate Foreigr Dalatiane forann

SAYS ACTION WILL SLOW ARMS RACE   Secretary Of State Talks Before Senate Group   BCIVIC OCHIaALe UlUUuP  TOP WITNESS   Says Approval Of Nuclear Test Ban Pact Would Not Endanger Security

Foreign Committee  Hears Plea   Says Treaty Won’t Damage U.S. Security

Won't Harm U.S., He Says   Pledges No Recognition Of East German Regime

Witnesses Under Oath - - “  Hearings Opened        On T-Ban Pact; — Rusk Testifies

Urges Senate to Ratify Pact in Testimony Before Foreign Relations Group

Senate Urged To Ratify  Nuclear Pact   Administration In ‘Drive To Adopt Tri-Power Document

Rusk Urges Treaty Nod   Speedy Ratification By Senate Called For

Will Not Hurt U.S. Security,  Rusk Declares   Secretary Of State Testifies Under Oath Before Senate Grout

Testifies It Will Slow Arms Race   Ist Witness in Drive for Senate OK of Test Ban

Will Slow Arms Race, He Tells Senate Today   No Damage To U.S. Security In Banning Tests

No Damage to U.S. Security, Witness Says   Senate Committee Hearing Under Way

‘Limited Test Ban No Threat to U.S. Peace’  Rusk Urges Senate OK

Says It Should Slow Nuclear Arms Race  Rusk Urges Senate To Approve Treaty

No Threat to Security, Rusl: ‘Says of Treaty   Begins Testimony for Senators on Proposed Signing    Rockefeller: Must Approve Treaty, but Watch Trickery

Rusk Urges Senate To Ratify Treaty, Says Security Of U.S. Not In Danger

Dominicans Accused by Haiti Chief   Says Rebels Got Aid Planes To Massacre Other Haitians

Dominican Republic Chargea By Duvalier Regime With Giving Aid to Rebels

New Charges Fly In Haiti Strife   US Forees On Alert In Caribbean Area

‘Lawyers Seek Way To Save Two Dogs ‘Doomed To Death By Spinster’s Will

Charges Fly As Argentine Voting Nears  Ruling Againet Dara   Ruling Against Peron Supporters Draws Fire Blank Ballots Uraed

Call tor Blank Ballots Argentine President's Foes Charge Fraud as Vote Nears

TRUMAN HAS SURGERY FOR HERNIA TODAY   CONDITION CALLED SATISFACTORY IN ROUTINE OPERATION

Where To Find It   Truman Reported OK After Hernia Operation   KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)—Former President Harry . Truman underwent surgery for a hernia Friday.

Reported Satisfactory     Ex-President Harry Truman Undergoes Hernia Surgery

3 Alabama Schools Mix As Six Die   Birmingham Negro Church Is Bombed, Killed 4: Youth  Two Slain in Street Riot ~

Abominable Dynamiting Of Negro Church Killed Four; Hundreds Of Police On Hand

Racially-troubled Birmingham Integration continues in wake of violence

4 Girls Killed In Bombing, ) Others Shot   Force of 1.400 Guards Birmingham as Schools Resume Integrated Classes.  ys... eeraerwFtwrTréananse x rr er i are

4 Children Victims In Church Blast   Police and Troops Patrol City After Black Sunday

4 Girls Killed In Bombing, 2) Others Shot   Poree Of 1,440 Guards Birmingham as Schools Resume Inteerated Cla

6 Negro Children Die In Bombing, Shootings   From UPI and AP Dispatches

Church Bombed 6 Negroes Die  In Birmingham      *“Getting Along Fine’  Dakota Quints Readied For Scales

Students Enrolled Without Incident  1,400 Troopers, Guardsmen on Hand in Strife-Torn Ciliv

Weather   Tense City Closely Guarded Following Bombing, Shootings

Stanton Raps Veto, Points To Sewer Deficit   Jury Ordered To Probe Church Bombing   6 Negroes Killed In Birmingham

Huge Force Of Police Guard City   4 Dead Children Were In Sunday School; Two Others Shot to Death

Police, FBI Swarm Into Birmingham   Four Negro Girls, Ages 11-14, Are Dead; Iwo Others Killed in the City

You'll Find   4. Girls In Sunday School Perish In Dynamite Blast

By Integrationists  Massive Protest Staged In East St. Louis Bank

Dems Consider Primary Entry For President   Move Could Show Nationwide Appeal To Voting Public

Voluntarily Turnedover By Russian   Documents Are Sent to FBI; No Report on Their Contents

Red Envoy Gives Rusk Oswald File  Files Turned Over To FBI for Study

Data on Kennedy Killer Suspect Handed Over Voluntarily         RUSS GIVE US. OSWALD FILE

Soviets Cooperating  In Slaying Probe   State Department Given Oswald Data; File Contents Undisclosed

Voluntarily Given to Dean Rusk   Unknown Whether Russian File Has Any Value

Russ Envoy Gives Rusk Consul File   FBI Checks Source Of Money Received By Alleged Assassin

2 Parties Look for Gauge Tuesday In Election Across Empire State

Exile Leader Insists Air Cover Promisec   Takes Issue With Bobby

Exile Leader Insists Air Cover Promisec  Cuban Revolutionary Head Says Cover Was In Invasion Plans

Exile leader speaks out  Cubans were promised ful! air cover, 2eVarona says

Leader In Invasion Of Cuba Says Brigade Was Promised Full Air Cove:

Cuba Invasion Leader Denies Bobby's Claim  Says ‘Air Cover’ For Bay of Pigs DNyrive Pladacd

INSISTS COVER PROMISED RAID   INVASION LEADER SAYS WAS TOLD OF PROTECTION IN AIR

United Fund Gifts Are Nearing $13,000 Mark   Only a Few Workers Have Not Reported

U.N. Vote on Portugal Likely   African Delegates May Have to Accept Weaker Proposal

Geldwater Criticism JFK's Economic Program Labeled 1000-Day Flop

Urges Rockefeller Join Attack  Kennedy Policies Hit By Goldwater

Goldwater Calls JFK’ S Economic. Program A Flop   Suggests Rockefeller Attack Administration, Not Republicans

Join In Attack Economic Program  Termed A Flop   Ask Rocky To Join In

Economic Program  Is Rapped   Goldwater Calls Plan A *Flop’; Asks Rocky’s Aid

Four Die In Auto Collision  ae a ee   Wash. County Family of Three Lose Lives in Route 19 Mishap

Moisture in Clovis   Suits Filed Against Three New York: Daily Paners

Troops Sent ToHot Spot in W. Bertin   Military Police Are Bombarded By E. German Stones

School Official Blames Latest Incident on Meredith  One Student Suspended Fo: Part In Mississippi U. Riot

Students Warned to Stop   Ole Miss Asks Campus to Quit Chiding Mereditt

After Meredith Harassment   {fter Meredith Harassment  Ole Miss Student Suspended

MISSISSIPPI U. CRACKING DOWN   WARNING ISSUED AFTER JEERING OF NEGRO STUDENT

DRAGRAM CtINDAY      Student Suspended for Jeering af Meredith   Ole Miss Taking a More Stern Attitude.

Warns Against More Outbursts Terre eeteseeetieemmneinaneEnNNnns  Ole Miss Suspends One  In Meredith Involvement

Mississippi U. Authorities Clamp Down On Demonstrations Against Meredith

Suspend Ole Miss  student   Officials act against Meredith demonstrato

Ole Miss Starts Moving Against Protest Groups   Student Suspended Friday as Others  Receive Warnings

School Shift Plans Denied By Meredith  >. _ Paper Reports : t‘' Rs 8 Wa.  Te

Warn Students Against New Demonstrations   One Suspended At Ole Miss

Warn Ole Miss Demonstrators  Suspend Student; Meredith at Studies

ONE STUDENT SUSPENDED Ole Miss Students Told Not To Taunt Meredith

Ole Miss Starts Moving Against Protest Groups  Student Suspended Fr iday as toe rs  -...~* Ase 8 

Ceiling Of $3 15Billion Put On Debt   More Permanent Solution Urged As Senate Acts

Despite Their Disagreements —  Charles Shuman Favors Keeping Freeman on Jol

AP News Analysis...  Expect Heat In Cold War   Dark October...  World in Suspense Just a Year Ago

Diplomatic Observers See  End_Of.:Calm World. Fron'        Cuba Crisis One Year Ago   Tauy’s ‘Toot

Buildup Dus Entirely To Cuba Crisis  Today Marks Anniversary Pur Ca... tl

Truce on Cold War Believed Ended  Diplomatic Fronts Expected To Warm Up Again Soon

Diplomatic Warming Trend Is Forecast   Preparedness Sign Of Cuban Crises’  First Anniversary

US. Has Beefed Up Military Strength Since Cuban Crisis Just A Year Avo

It’s Been Year Since Cuba Crisis; U.S. Now Stronger and More Alert

Global Buildup Since Missile Crisis a Year Ago Today-— Soviet Union, Cuba Face Stronger and More Alert American Force

Year Sees U.S. Foree Beeted Up   Buildup Global Since Cuba Missile Crisis Erupted

WEATHER   a see § SUF, INU, Ge ts  Cold War Fisen Appears To Be Over

UUudDan UFrisis Annivers sary.  World Teetered On Brink Of War Year Ago ale

Vaar After Start of Crisis, U.S. Maintains Alert Military Watch on Cuba   Diplomatic  Officials See . Warmer Trend.in Cold War

NNO Keal Urama Expected  Diplomats Believe ‘Truce’ Over   AP News Analysis

Mysterious Circumstances   Cold War Truce Over?  * * ® * * * * * &

12 MONTHS LATER, U.S. KEEPS WATCH ON ISLAND  Cuban Crisis Hit Year Ago

‘Cold-War Truce Over? U.S. Ex pects Warmu p  On Diplomatic Fronts   An Associated Press News Analysis

12 Entrants © In Clerk Race   Period of East-West Diplomatic Calm!  Probably Ending,. U.S. Officials Think   Crisis Expected

On First Anniversary of Missile Crisis ....  Stronger, More Alert U. S. Faces Cuba

U. S. Forces Much Stronger One Year After Cuban Crisis   Little Or No Relief Seen For 40-Day Ohio Drought

U. S. Officials keel Long Lull on Diplomatic Fronts Due For Break

Year Ago Today..  U. S. Has increased Military Might Since Cuban Crisis

‘Continued Watch on Cuba  Uncle Sam Better Prepared for  Aggression Threat Than Year Ago

‘Calm’ in Cold War Endina, U.S. Believes   U.S. Military Might Soars  In Year Since Cuban Crisis

J- De. One SURE: Fy. TL SOF. tater  ‘Swift Jet Fighters Poised in Florida, 460 Ballistic Missiles Combat Ready

Relatively Long Period of Calm ‘to  East-West Cold War I Due To Warm Up

Today’s Telegram   Experts Believe—  Long Period Of Calm For US, Russia Ending

Quick Trial For J imenez Is Forecast  Vacations Halted By 15 Judges Of Supreme Court   PLUSH JAIL

ms Managente  Official Charges Press With Using ‘Cliches’ To Hide Issue In Dispute

‘Tell Truth or Button Lip’...  Government Ofticial Reiects News Ban

Part Of Press Clouds Issue Says Manning   _Government Need And Public Rights Basic Problems

Push Inquiry of Managed News Dispute   Manning Charges ‘Some of the Press Issue

Administration Official Charges Press Obscuring Real 'News Management Issue

Here Are Some Answers To Often Asked Sales Tax Questions   AP News Digest

Real Cool N ebraska   Gaitskell Dies at 56  Long British  Labor Leader

20 Die, 76 Hur' In Venezuelan Terror Wave  150 Are Arrested As Castroites, Reds   150 Are Arrested As Castroites, Reds Intensify Campaign

Fighting Leaves 20 Dead, 16 Wounded Police Battle Snipers In Downtown Caracas

Police Attempt To Quell Fights In Venezuela  - Two-Day Violence   Two-Day Violence Toll Leaves 20 Dead. 76 Wounded

Venezuela's Worst Outburst of Pro-Castro Violence Leaves Nearly 100 Dead, Woundec

20 Killed, 76 Injured In Caracas   Police Flush Snipers From City Buildings

Venezuelans Hit Snipers   Police Use Bazookas Today As Casualty Toll Nears 100

Nearly 100 dead or wounded Venezuelan officials try  to quell pro-Red violence

Police Use BazookasOn Snipers  150 Communists, Castroites Arrested

Venezuela Terrorism  Toll Mounts   Nearly 100 Dead Or Wounded in  Caracas Clashes

10 Are Killed By Terrorists In Venezuela   Police Use Bazookas To Flush Out Snipers

Police Flush Snipers From Caracas Buildings To Halt Pro-Red Riots

20 Deaths Are Caused By Revolt   Castroites Would Disrupt Dec. I Election

Pro-Communist violence explodes in Venezuela  Nearly 100 dead or wounded as officials strive to quell revolt in downtown Caracas

100 Killed Or Wounded In Caracas   Police Struggle To Put Down Red Violenre

Snipers Driven Out With Use of Bazookas   Nearly 100 Dead or Wounded Following Pro-Communist Violence; Betancourt Directs Mop-up of Reds

Hughes Undecided On Calling Legislature   Would Take Up Other Matters, Too, If Called

Report To Be Carefully Worded  Senate Probe On Cuban Arms Is Hard On CIA And Defense   Says US Caused The Fighting . Moscow Torpedoes Effort  For A Cease-Fire In Laos

1,000 TROOPS WILL JOIN IN MANEUVERS   Soldiers Of 25th Infantry Division Assigned   Another Show Of Force Ir Communist- Threatened Southeast Asia Area

Russ Blast Of Charges Hurts Plan  eas Say is 5.  ACHHANCI   Reds Say U.S. Responsible For Crisis

Soviets Switch to Hard Line   Harriman to Fly to Moscow to Remind K of Promise

SAY SOVIETS BLOCKING PEACE MOVES   Briton Places Kremlin Stand In Spotlicht

U. S. Army to Send Battle Group Of About 1,500 Into Neighboring Thailand for Maneuvers Planned Months Aao

Soviet Threatens Laos Neutrality   U.S. Battle Group  Goes To Thailand

Diplomatic Efforts To Head Off Civil War In Laos Near Failure   Lack Of Soviet Cooperation Triggers U.S. Military Gestures

1,500 Gls Being Sent To Thailanc   British Claim Soviet Obstructs Peace Group

Lord Home Says Soviets Block Peace  U.S. Blamed By Soviet Union For Fighting Renewal

Laos talks edge closer to breakdown   Deterioration of diplomatic situation in open

No Peaceful Solution Wanted?  Soviets May Wreck Laos Peace Efforts

Show of force in Thailand , Dipolmatic failure triggers U.S. military gestures

British Accuse Russia of Shift In Truce Policies  London Refuses   London Refuses Demand of Reds For U.S. Blame

Efforts To End Laos Civil War Nearing Breakdown   US Military Men Alerted

Drill Enlarging Escape Hole to Trapped Miners  Reaming Operation Is - Expected to Be   heaming Operation Is Expected to Be Completed by Sunday Night.

After Students Demonstrate   Hope Now for Weekend Rescue  Widen Mine Escape Shaft

May Reach Two Miners Late Sunday   Rescuers Move Painfully Slow to Prevent Cave-In; Shaft to 3rd Man Begun

Drillers Hone To Rescue Pair Sunday  Workers Complete Cleed Blheoce gar   Workers Complete First Phase Of Widening Shaft

Workers Press Efforts To Save Trapped Miners   Hope Held Two Of Three Men Will Be Brought From Mine During Weekend

‘New Drilling Could Be Ended _ By Late Tomorrow Night   Only Treaty Worry Is Crippling Amendments

WILL BE COMPLETED SUNDAY .  Cautious drillers widenlac shaft to miners

Workers Hope To Finish Hole Late Tomorrow   Progress Toward Third Man’s Spot Is Also Reported By RUSS GREEN ani

Delicate Reaming Started By Rescuers After Drill Hits Bull's Eve on Chamber

Russia Changed?   Sunday Rescue Seen  Action Slow In Reaching  ‘Two Miners

Hope To Reach Trapped Men Late Sunday   Progress Steady In Widening Of Big Escape Hole

Hope Rises For Return Of17 Yanks   Two Officials Of Red Cross Fly to Cuba

[Seven Children Drown In Iowa On Hot Day   Four Boys Drown Together In A Farm Pond

Four Boys Drown in One Pond   Riverside Lads, All Non-Swimmers, Were Wading

Emergency Grain Shipments Arrive  In Ada; Six Million Pounds Slated

Town Board To Open Bid Proposals Monday For Sewage Plant And Sanitary Sewers

Town Board Accepts Final Plans And Specifications For Sewage Treatment Plant And Sanitary Sewers

Soviets, Chinese Still At Odds  Ideological Talks  Continue In Russia

GOP CHIEFS CITE *MESS’ Do-Nothing Term Of Congress Laid At Kennedy Door

Cutback In Weapons Is Considered  a ae an oe eee eee eee   First Substantial Reduction In U. S. Since World War 

0 Mora Names. Added to State 1963 Traffic Toll  Eight Lives Lost In Mishap Series During Weekend

‘Dominican Republic Charges Embassy Seized, Could Mean War  Haiti Action Causes Concern

Armed Confliet Feared  Haiti, Dominican Republic     Cut Diplomatic Relations

Algeria Calls For End To Sahara Tests   Awaits Answer From France

France Told To End Tests By Ben Bella   Algerian Governmen Awaits Demand On Nuclear Testing

Action Taken by State's Mental Hospital Chiefs   Governor Defends Job Cuts Despite Fierce Criticism

State Senate Democrats Threaten To Halt Passage Ot All Legislature Bills

Rainfall In Kansas Is Scant   No Major Break In Dry Weather Is In Sight

State Promises D-Ville Highway Crossing Survey  Safety Commissioner Pledges Ins spection  2 =. . eee

Other Multiple Births Include Quads In Mississippi, Texas  Venezuela Quintuplets In Excellent Shape’

Golf Clubs To Talk On Integration.   ‘7 Members Of Neo-Nazi Party ‘Held On Riot Inciting Counts

Beauty Fete Filled With Smart Girls   Miss America Test No Longer Just ‘Leg Show’

President Invites Businessmen To Discuss Battle On Discrimination

Sub Delay Extended To Dolphit   Building of Super-Deep Diver Is Set Back To Late 1964

Safety Checks Delay Sub’s Commissioning  New and Rigorous Inspections Delay

Inspection Proposal Dusted Off   Foreign Ministers Begin New Talks To End Cold War

In Wake Of Test Ban Tr eaty Signing ning West And Russia Exploring New Ways To Ease World Tensions

Rusk Tries For More Headway In Cold War   ‘Still Too Early To Assess Results Of Test Ban Treaty

Secretary Rusk Asks Russians For More Data   Khrush Proposal Calls for Inspectors to  Check Troop. Arms  Movements.

Rusk lalxes Initiative  IM Mecking Scerciary of Staic  Meets Twieo With Gromyke, Home

Rusk Indicates Interest in Red Inspection Plan  Big 3 Discuss Proposals To Block Surprise Attack

Soviet Plan to Prevent Surprise Attacks Aired By Rusk, Visiting Solons

Dean Rusk Shows Interest in Soviet Plan to Prevent Surprise Attacks

May Be Interested In Red Plan _  Secretary Of State Rusk Continves Conferences With Gramvka And Home

Rusk Asks Gromyko For Details   East and West Continue Talks in Russia; Hope To Solve Other Problems

Would Prevent Surprise Attack By Either Side   Inspectors Would Be Placed Around Strategic Areas

Rusk Takes Initiative; Asks Gromyko to Explain Surprise Attack Plan

U.S. Leaning fo Russ Plan on Inspectior   Rusk Tells Soviet Americans are Eyeing Proposal

Prevention Of Surprise Attacks Would Be Goal;  Meetines Exploratory

West Shows Interest In Inspections  Way To Prevent Surprise Attack,

Italy Reds Predicting New Front  @... gk Ao Bgt ik ft umes   Say Leftist Group ‘May Take Control, Replace Democrats

Military Clamps Control on Ecuador After Ousting President Arosemena

West Penna Rivers Rise  With Thaw   V¥ ULL 8 GRAVY  Melting Snow, Rain Present BMhaadd TL aaa

Bomb Threats Received By Ottawa Hotels   NATO Meeting Is Scheduled

 Increased security precautions set up  ‘Terrorist threats surround NATO meet

As NATO Meeting Nears Terrorists Threats Bring  Out Security Precautions

Threats Sent As Delegates  Go to Ottawa Hotels Housing   Hotels Housing NATO Envoys Get Bombing Letters

Canada Tightens Security Terrorists Threaten Hotels  That House NATO Ministers

Bombers Threaten Diplomats   EEC Countries Surrender To VU. S. Tariff Cut Demands

Notes Sent To Number Of Hotels   Extra Security Precautions Being Taken-

Canada Is Checking On Threats  Diplomats Arrive  L',; yr rf ‘an f ornranra

Security Tightened After Bomb Threats as Meeting Of NATO Prepares to Open

Inescapable Facts      Coatless Ba’ar, Lazy Squirrels See Mild Winter

Polar Ba‘ar Will Have to: Borrow a Coat if It’s Cold; Conservative U.$. Weather Bureau Dodges Question

POLAR BEAR HELPS SET UP PREDICTION OF MILD WINTER  ‘Survey’ at Zoo Brings Heartening Forecast

"Ba'ar Doesn't Have Any Coat To Spe ak Of"— Polar Bear Fur Survey  Predicts Milder Winter   By RAYMOND J, CROWLEY

Weather Bureau Mum:  Survey Of Nature's Signposts Predicts Winter Will Be Mild

Science Wont Contirm, But Signs Point—  A Milder Winter Looms Ahead — Maybe

' . ‘Nature's Almanac  ‘Milder Winter Ahead.  Furry Friends Agree

Bears’ Fur, Caterpillars Tell a Tale   No Comment, Say: Forecaster, About Mild Winter Claim

Mild Winter Seen In Some Signs   Amateur Forecaster Points To Portents In Survey

Polar Bears’ Fur, Activities Of Squirrels, Point To This Prediction: Mild Winter

The Weather Bureau Won't Verify It— But Americans Should Have A Milder Winter If Forecast Based On Animals’ Preparation And Almanacs Is True

It Might Be ne But Then Again ect One Things For Sure, Winter's On Way

INDEX   SQUIRRELS UNWORRIED (OR ARE THEY?)  ~ Nutty Forecast: ‘A Mild Winter’

‘Unscientific Forecast: Animals Activities Point 'To Much Milder Winter

Bears’ Coats Thinner; Squirrels Unworried — Animal Signs Indicate  Milder Winter Ahead

Added Ships And Planes On Patrols.   Government Seeks To Halt Futile Raids By Cuban Commandoes

Downtown San Jose  Scene Of Tragedy  Boiler Explosion At Rush Hour  Hite (C’ Donnov Dereougw Kirme

Explosion In Boiler Rips Building   San Jose, Calif. Four-Story Structure Ruined

2,900 State  Jobs Erased  By Scrantor Claims It Has   Claims It Has Saved Estimated $10.5 Million

SIBLEY BOOK FAIR OF AREA INTEREST TO LIBRARIANS AND  —_ RCH OAO! TRACHERC

Jury Convicts Atforney on Morals Charge  Civil Rights Lawyer Found Guilty In 2 ee Sen eee, ee Re ee

Jurors Convict Rights Attorney  Higgs Stays Away From Court Trial

' ame e cl noe %  ct. av Uv 2co7s -ewye a . , w~o7V.cac .o7 Moves 2  ra-ca

—-FOUND GUILTY IN ABSENTIA Civil Rights Lawyer Convicted By Jury

Civil Rights Lawyer Slapped In Mississippi  Defendant Claims  Morals Charge Is Completely False

Civil Rights Lawyer Higgs Found Guilty  Convicted On MAnenle Charac

Civil Rights Lawyer Higes Found Guilty   Mississippi Jury Convicts Man On Morals Charge

Clash Violently With Cops Chicago Negroes Protest  Mobile School Classrooms

Pickets Hurl Bricks — : Chicago Police Patrol  South Side Negro Area

Chicago Police Patrolling Area  Officers Are Pelted With Bricks, Stones

Laborite Pressing President   Jointly Owned And Manned Atomic Nav Slowdown Demanded

_ Kennedy Committed  British Leader Asks  Brake on Nuclear Force

Briton Urges JEX to Slow N-Navy Drive   Opposition Voiced To U.S. Program by Labor Party Leader

NEWS CONFERENCE  Kennedy Says There Is No Military Influx’ Into Cuba

Military Buildup In Cuba Denied By Kennedy; Avers Close Watch Is Being Kept

President Denies  New Cuba Buildup   France Has Not Closed Door On British Request

Says Only One Shipload Of Red Military Cargo  Has Come in Since Crisis

Press Told Activity Is Defensive   Western Disunity. Grave Peril For All Is President’s View

Kennedy Says: No New Cubar Arms Buildup  Report Polaris Subs Going to Mediterranean

JFK Denies NewBuilduy In Cuba   Says Only One ‘Ship Carried Miltary Cargo

Reports Close Watch Being Kept on Isle   Only One Russ Ship With Military Cargo Arrived Since Crisis

JFK Denies Air Cover Promised  em een se  Shipload of Defensive Arms Only Recent Cuban'Buildup

JFK DENIES REPORTS OF CUBA BUILDUP   Tells News Conference Only One Russian — Vegsel Reported   GIVES U. 8. VERSION ON INVASION FLOP

Continual Guard Is Kept by U.S., President Says  Russian Forces On Island Lack  ey: pm me mh oe = 4

City School Tax At 46.89 Mills After Approval  No Objectors Visit   No Objectors Visit Final Budget Meet On Monday Evening

City School Tax At 46.89 Mills After Approval   No Objectors Visit Final Budget Meet On Monday Evenine

Statewide Plan in Effect  Fringe Benefits Set Up for Maintenance Men; Butte, Anaconda Denied Special Deal

Fringe Benefits Set Up for Maintenance Men; Buite, Anaconda Denied Special Deal

Lanada and Russia Sign Wheat Pact  Record Deal Part of a New 3-Year Trade Accord

Flour Also Listed in Huge Deat   Totals $500 Million; 25% of Shipment To Be Paid in Cash

State Set For Bids on  Bond Issues  $53.4 Million Total; Most for Building Program:

State to Sell Bonds Tuesday   Two Bond Issues for $53.4 Million Will Be Offered to Market

Russia Said Still Moving lts Men Out  Much Military Equipment Als   ne or es

Fewer Reds Now In Cuba Says Report   But Statement Fron Official Brings Out Strong Opposition

Import from Canada:   import trom Canada:  Wagon Racing Invades Rodeos

2 WAVSBEB4EF SB BWIAVR CN SAIN DA  Chuck Wagon Racing Popular Event at Rodeos

Tennessee Integrates Peacefully   New York Nabs 7 Demonstrators At Building Site

Loggers Vote lo End Strike  1,500 Woodsmen   1,500 Woodsmen Expected Back On Jobs Monday

Top FFA Leaders   LHS Team Takes First Place For Leadership Work

Search Delayed:  Minister And Two Daughters Trapped Under 100 Feet Snow

Campaign Of Fear By Russia   In Opposition To Nuclear Subs In Mediterranean

Angry Seas Battering Coast Area   South Carolina, Florida Suffer Impact Of Gale

East Coast Hard Hit by New Storm   Saridbags Rushed to Prstert Soonalie

Refuse to Comment   Democrats Cry ‘Politics’ at GOP  Invasion Probe

Dems Cry “Politics” As Republicans Plan Probe Of Bay Of Pigs Invasion

Negroes Sel 4. Demands In Birmingham  7>  gt BPR. =. aaa Pn   Rev. King Warns Demonstrations May Resume Soon

Birmingham Warned x xX £ x« *«* £ x« « € King Says Demonstrations Wil! Resume Unless .

New Negro Drive Faces Birmingham   King Warns Demonstration: Will Be Renewed Unless Four Demands Are Met

King Warns Alabama Of  New Action  Demonstrations To Oe I   Demonstrations To Resume Unless His Demands Are Met

Demonstrations Resume Unless 4 Demands Met, Rev. Martin King Warns

KING THROWS WARNING AT BIRMINGHAM   Negro Leader Says Demonstrations Resume Unless Demands Are Met.

New Threat of Demonstrations  Martin Luther King Warns Birmingham

New Explosion In Birmingham   Follows Arrival Of Blaik, Royall .

Police Hunt Terror Gang For Outrage      Arrival Of JFK’s Truce Team Seen Sparking Incident

Another Bomb Blast Shakes Birmingham      No Casualties, No Disorders

Birmingham Negroes Bombed Again;  Bias Ban Quietly Put Into House Bill

New Bomb Blast In Birmingham  No Injuries Reported, _ No Disorders Result

Negro Section ls Target, None Are Hurt   Two Explosions Were Intended Tc Harm Gathering

NEW PARKING RULES STILL MISUNDERSTOOD Overnight Restriction in Force Every Night —  Bina Paced Piuretann Crawe

NEW PARKING RULES STILL MISUNDERSTOOD. hi Overnight Restriction  In Force Every Night —  Not Just During Snows

Disaster Aid Being Sought By Farmers   Deought Effects Spreading Over Pennsylvania

Soviets Maintain America Backing Hit-Run Raiders   Moscow Protests Attack by Exiles On Red Vessel

Attack Comes Atop Protest From Russia   Soviet Blames U.S. For Hit-Run Raids On March 17

Cuban Raids ah Red      Soviet Note Holds U.S. Responsible For Hit-Run Actions

Raiders Claim Another Red Ship Blasted   New Caribbean Crisis Warned; U.S. Denies Violating Agreement

Charge U.S. Violating Crisis Pact  ove ernment Says   Government Says It Opposes Such Acts By Refugees

Expects U.S. to Take Action      Russia Protests Cuban Exile Attack on Ship

Russ Claim U.S. Backs Cuba Raids   Charge Violation Of Crisis Terms

Formal Protest  Lodged in Moscow   Assault by Exiles on Russian Ship Called ‘Piratical’.

Four Brothers   rN IN HIT-Al AND-RUN ATTACKS Russia Charges U.S. Aidins Cuban Exiles

Book On Fulbright Reveals Senator Opposed U.S. Help In Cuba Invasion

FORMER AEC CHIEF WARNS AGAINST TREATY  N-Tests Benefit U.S., Strauss Argues

At Least Eight Contests Could Occur In State  Some tansy Bn, Say Signs Right is or main

SIGNS RIGHT FOR UPSETS?  Sharply Contested N. C. Conaressional Races Seen

Inside The Times   Europe At Crossroads: No.  Fossil. ots xaaoihiaetetettadllidas dna  De Gaulle Prods Free Europe To Decision

France Reaches Hour Of Decision   By WILLIAM L. RYAN  AWs Ge..ntel Maenoecenesll sé

curope at rhe Crossroads  Ente of Western Alliance and World at Stake in Painful Decisions Facing Europe

EVERY NATION FOR ITSELF AGAIN? Europe Facing Hour Of Decision   By WILLIAM L..RYAN

- EUROPE -AT THE. CROSSROADS ~  De Gaulle Forces Hour Of Decision

Red Chinese Reject Russian Overture For Peace Meeting   At Crossroad Of History . Europe Facing Major Decision Soon

Free Europe at the Crossroads (The Common. Market \For Now, a Dead End?

Venezuele Reds Die In Battle   Betancourt Makes Appeal  'Cuba Blockade Sought

Betancourt Urges Air, Naval Block Of Cuba To Stop Exporting Of Arm:

Congressmen Face Statewide Election Again   Redistricting Defeat Hit  Shelton Blames Delegates

id-New Constitutions Pr “Evom Unreasonable Searciies, Seizures’      -Old-N Protect Citizens

"Top Military Brass Involved  S. Korean Junta Rounds Up Plotters For Ancther Coup

: ie ‘Top Military. Brass Involved : S. Korean Junta Rounds Up Plotters For Another Coup

TRUCKER LEAVES CONTAMINATED TRACKS Radioactive ‘Hot Foot’ Triggers AEC Search

Johnson Furnishes Insight into His Political Stance  Veep Travels at a Prudent Pace

Veep Job Neither Steppingstone Nor Barrier To Presidency: LBJ   By JACK BELL and  Tee a SASee 2 Baeareetee

‘Vice Presidency Is Neither Stepping Stone Nor Barrier to Presidency’ Says Johnson   Goldwater Raps 'Crybabies,' Urges Action Against Castro

President Step Possible — LBJ Discusses World And Domestic Problems

Evidence Grows That Johnson Pacing Himself For Democratic Nod In 1968

Vice Presidency Neither Stepping Stone Nor Barrier to Presidency, Says Johnson   By JACK BELL and JOUN CHADWICK

‘Eye Sull on Presidency J ohnson Seen Pacing  Self for Drive in 1968

Veep Discusses Situation .. .  Is No. 2 Man Looking Toward White House?

VICE PRESIDENT IS PACING HIMSELF FOR BIGJOB Johnson Gives Views On Problems   By JACK BELL  and IOMN -cRARWIFY

NATO NUCLEAR FORCE  DeGaulle May Revise Stand —   INSIGHT INTO POLITICAL STANCE  LBJ Pacing Steps Prudently For Availability In 1964.

Johnson Talks of Politics  a xe * xe € Savs Vice Presidency Neither Help Nor Hindrance

Constitution Question May Spur Record Voting   A Unanimous ‘Yes’

Pro-Western Thai Premier Sarit Dies   Thanom To Serve As Acting Premier Pending Selection

Legislation Is Stalled   Cotton Subsidy Bill Okayec By 216-182 Vote In House

Announces Change in Hours at Selective. . Service Office in S. L.

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e@   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Heavy Calendars, Backlog Faced By Both Chambers  Adjournment Delay Possible

Glenn May Resign Space Program to Enter Race For Senator, Is Report

. . Negroes Take No-Violence Oath  Greensboro Jails 200 In Mass Race Protest

Rusk Ends Conference Meetings   Object To Keep On Probing For Some Allied Aqreements

‘Escape Hole Reaches Two Trapped Miners, — : ‘Won’t Be Out Until At Least Sundav Bettis

Sunday Rescue Possible  Workers Enlarge Hole To Free Trapped Men

Rescuers Start Enlarging Hole foMine Trap  26-Inch Drill Bit  Reams Smaller Hole °.. benanna ELLA pb

Start Enlarging Twelve-Inch Shaft Into Cubicle Where Two Men Are Trapped, May Be Brought To Surface Sunday

12-Inch Shaft Reaches Men Entombed 11 Days; Enlarging Escape Hole

situation Still Dangerous, Fate Of Third Man Remains Uncertain— Rescue Workers Start Enlarging Escape Hole To Trapped Miners

Rescue Workers Cautiously Enlarge Escape Shaft, Fate of Third Man ls Uncertain

Trapped Pair ‘fay Be Lifted Jut Sunday  Fate of 3rd Man In Sha ft 11 Days R U  emains Uncertain

‘STILL IN DANGER’ Rescue Force Turns  To Enlarging Shaft   Cost Is Forgotten In Rescue Efforts

Enlarge Escape Shaft For Trapped Pair   Hope To Bring Miners Out Sunday

Very Optimistic Estimate Two Men to Be Brought Up From Mine by Sunday Nigh

Communists Rap San Jose Meeting  Attempt to Provoke ee es . ee. oe ae

Reds May Resort To Violence To Upset Kennedy's Moating Monday With Central American Presidents

Communists Begin Attack on Kennedy in Central America      Costa Rican Chief  Expects Success

JFK's Meeting With Central American Presidents Denounced By Communists

Violence Seen as Potential Hazard at Costa Rican Meeting   An AP News Analysis By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondent

————————————_  Reds Term JFk’s Latin Visit As A ‘New Plot Against Cuba’

President Orlich Of Costa Rica ts Certain of Action   Saye Presidenta Will Move to Provide Ald ond Curb Castrotam.

Steps to Aid Latin Nations Anticipated  Costa Rica Prepares For Meeting of Kennedy. 5 Leaders

Commies Threaten Latin ‘Summit’ Violence   Kennedy Meeting With Central-American Presidents Called Plot

Meeting of Presidents Causes  Reds Prepare An Alibi In Case of Violence to JFK   Nation Called Upon To Share Cuban Load

JFK Meet Denounced  By Soviets   Costa Rica Reds Create Alibi In Case Of Violence

During Kennedy's Visit . . . Reds Hoping To Provoke  Violence In Costa Rica .

Five Other Chiefs Wait  Conterence   Effective Moves Seen For Curbing Castroism Spread

Costa Rica Prepares For  JFK Visit   American Aid, How To Curb Castro On Agenda

6 Nations Set for Talks  Latin Leader Want<   Latin Leader Wants More than Words

Costa Rica Prepares For JFK   Will Visit Boost Economic Aid, Curb Castroism?

Central America: ee  See Kennedy Visit To Costa Rica As Step To Provide Aid

An AP News Analysis Hemisphere Reds Pulling Out the Stops To Try and Obstruct San Jose Meeting

Costa Rica Meeting Is _. Main Target   Menace Of Castro  Tops Latin Agenda

Costa Rica Seeks  Kennedy Formula  Aid Top Subject For Conference

JFK Will Visit Costa Rica: Reds May Stir Up Trouble   An AP News Analysis By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondent

Orlich Expects Aid Measures   Curbs Against Castroism Also Costa Rica Meet Aim

VIOLENCE MAY HIT J.F.K. VISIT  Reds Attack Parley  In Central America

JFK's Costa Rica Trip Denounced By Reds   General Motors Acquitted By Judge In Antitrust Case

Costa Rican Chief Asks U. S. Aid for  Central America Also Looks for Effective   Also Looks for Effective Measures to Curb Castroisim

Kennedy To Lead San Jose Parley   Security Agents Busy In Advance Of His Arrival

Action Urged Over Spread Of Castroism  Costa Rica Putting Final Touches on Conference Plans

CUBAN CRISIS CHIEF TOPIC ON AGENDA   Moves To Curb Castroisr To Be Discussed  KENNEDY   To Join 5 Latin-American Chiefs At Costa Rica Session Next Week

Communist World Denounces Meeting By Kennedy With Latin Americans

Reds Denounce Kennedy Visit To Costa Rica   Central American Talks Termed Plot Aaainst Cuba

Meeting Opens Monday   Reds To Pull All Stops   Will Denounce Kennedy's Costa Riea Parley   By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondent

oo ‘ omy won oo $78 ~@"0.7CeE Coszé %'ce- Meex~c      Pullout Behind Schedule

Where Catastrophe Struck— “AP: Phototex ‘Wire      Hultman to Seek Injunctior Against Waterloo Pollution

lowa to seex iniunction in Waterloo’s poliution   Started in 1961   “Uniustifiable delays”

Parents Picket School, Protesting Run-Down Condition of Buildinas

Over 50 Satellite ‘Payloads'  U.S. Enjoys Best Year In'62 Space Program

Kennedy tells cong! ress.  u. S$. success greatest treatest in past year

Dave Claims JFK Foreed Job On Him   Lawrence Takes ‘Housing Post Froin Kennedy

Nor'easter Smashes Florida West Coast, High Tides Cause Considerable Flooding

TIPSTER ‘SOLVES’ iMURDER IN OMAHA  ,OF BEN NOODELL ~BROTHER-IN-LAW  los MRS. ED MAZVINSKY

iTIPSTER ‘SOLVES’ MURDER IN OMAHA OF BEN NOODELL —  _ BROTHER-IN-LAW  OF MRC END MPATVINGYY

TIPSTER ‘SOLVES’ MURDER IN OMAHA  OF BEN NOODELL — BROTHER-IN-LAW  OF MRS EN MATZTVINGKY

All Students Attend Private Classes  Surry’s White School Closec

33.179 Are Given Sabin Polio Doses Sunday; Two More Clinies Coming Up

HAWARDEN DIAL SYSTEM  WILL EXPAND SERVICE  TO AKRON AND IRETON  — PLUS SOUTH DAKOTA Add 3,780 Telephones

HAWARDEN DIAL SYSTEM  WILL EXPAND SERVICE  TO AKRON AND IRETON  — PLUS SOUTH DAKOTA Add 3,780 Telephones  te Rin Tall Mharga Arna

Short-Lived Freedom  Used Sheet As Ladder To Drop From Third Floor Cell

Moisture In Clovis   Annual Vontusion Anead  Daylight Saving Time Set

Daylight Fime Confusion Starts   Clocks Set Ahead In 21 States, Parts Of Others

C. of C. Receives Citation From Gov. Seranton for 21 Annual Festivals

“CofC. Receives Citation. From Gov. ‘Gorantan: for 91. ‘Aniual “Festivals

trance Objects To Pawn Use   African States Said — To Be Used As Lever For Common Market

East Side Police Arrest 21 People Protesting Job Discriminations

Diefenbaker Delays His Resignation   Pearson's Party Waits To Organize New Government

4 Sections Natled Into Rights Bill  Accomo dations   Accomodations Provision Will Come Up Today

udcommutiee Adds 4 Sectiens  White House Rights Bill Gets Big Push In House

Rights. Committee Adds 4 Sections   Public Accommodations Provision Still Has To Be Taken Un: Scheduled Today

Jury Finds Lawyer Had Spouse Killed To Get  $1 Million of Insurance   3 Defendants Left In False Arrest Suit in Court Here

Appeals Court Upsets Collins Death Sentence   Jury Finds Thompson Guilty; Immediately Gets Life Term

LIFE SENTENCE HANDED DOWN FOR THOMPSON   Minneapolis Attorney Is Found Guilty in Wife’s Slaying   THE JURY WAS OUT FOR OVER 26 HOURS

Thompson Is Found Guilty of Masterminding Murder of Heiress Wife; Gets Life in Prison

Lawyer Gets Life in Hired Death of Wife  $1 Million Insurance Called’   $1 Million Insurance Called Motive for Bizarre Murder

: Thompson Is Convicted of Murder In Wife’s Death; Gets Life Term

Thompson Guilty, Draws Life. Term:   Christine Begins Long  Jail Term

House Puts Off Decision On WU Until Next Week  Spends Over Two Hours Playing With Measure Thursday

Security Action Upset Defector,  Izvestia Claims Naturalized U.S.   Naturalized U.S. Citizen Identified In ‘Open’ Letter

House Will Vote On Giving Cities Bond Authority   Industry Development Bond Plan Proposed

Other Woman “Tells All’’ at Murder Trial   Pillsbury Plant Site Committee Optimistic in Drive for Fund

Kennedy, Gromyko Meet To Review ‘Frictions, Reduce Danger Of War

Amendment Snarls Sales Tax Bill   State Senate Differs On Trade-in Value of Cars.

Ban Aimed By U.S. at So. Africa   Latter’s Racial Stand Bringing Cutoff of Weapons Sale

ON-SITE INSPECTION SNAG ISSUE   International Controls Plan Being Scrapped

Closest Ever to Success   However Despite Concessions, Both Sides Stand Firm

Test Ban Talks Near Failure — a“ _  oncessions rai   Concessions Fail To Solve Problem Of Inspections

US.-Soviet ’  Coneessions Seen Futile   Powers Divided On Major Issue Of Site Checkup

Talks on Brink of Failure  U.S., Reds Still Far Apart on Test Ban

US-USSR Remain Hopelessly Divided Marathon Nuclear Test Ban Sessions  At Geneva Are On Brink Of- Collapse

Atom Test Ban Talks Teetering   U.S., Reds Hopelessly Divided on Basic Checkup Issue

Nuclear ban talks on brink of collapse  On eite ineanechane   On-site inspections basic problem of differences

inspections Keep Nations in Deadlock  smiamnmtbre ECLbacd®   Diplomatic Effort Has Lasted Years Without Success

EVERYBODY'S HAPPY   JOHN JR. JUMPS INTO LAP Mrs. Kennedy Home, Receive: Joyous Welcome by Family

Revamp Strategy  GOP House Leaders Facing Party Revolt On Head Tax

Chicago Sit-In Demonstration Thwarted At Education Office   See Photo, ..,Qn Page B-7

Narcotics May Be Involved In Death Of ‘Big Daddy,’ Pro Football Star

Dope May Be Linked To Big Daddy's Death   Pro Football Star Is Found Dead at Home.

Pittsburgh Steeler Grid Star Found Dead In W. Baltimore Under Mysterious Conditions

Star Athlete { Apscomb  Dead at 31   Autopsy Fails To Produce Cause: Suspect Narcotics

Suspect Narcotics In Death Of Big Daddy’ Linseomb  Veteran Professional - Football Player Dies  Baely Thee Mdarnina

Good Mornins   30 DAYS IN AQUATIC VILLAGE Oceanauts Live Under Sea

‘Miltienaires Pay Nething’ a   Oil Income Tax Loopholes Raise Ire of Mlinois- Solon

Suspect Is Held In Bank Robbery  Livonia Man Gives Up To Border Official

Photos of Debris Near Ocean Floor Called Best Clues to Sub’s Tragedy 

™ cathe rvane  YESTERDAY   TARGET: EARLY IN MARCH     Verdict On Ohio Tax Step Expected Soon

) Arrested as Plot Smashed  Ldanad Ta Denfis   Hoped To Profit On Brazil Deals

Mon ney Orders +s Recovered  2 Men Charged With Stealing $1 Million

State’s Coal Study Setup Is Arranged   Will Embark On Pioneer Effort To Aid Industry

Military Pay Raise Bill Moves Along   Senate Commitlee Schedules Action on Measure

Ribicoff Blasts Agriculture Dept.  Blames ‘Bureaucratic Blight’ For Secrecy About Pesticides

Soviet Troop, Weapons Presence Also Flayed  Dodd Says U.S. Took Stand Last Fall. But Didnt Make It Stick

_ The President Saile Madel Cailhant   Kennedy Relaxes With Family at Cape Cod.

Gift from Italian president  Kennedy tries out son's toy sailboat

Godber Given Profumo’s Job  Of War Chief   Conservative Served As Minister of State, Disarmament Expert

Prime Minister Makes A ppointment Godber Successor  To John Profumo

Philippine Plane Missing: With 27  : Wreckage Spotted; Not Yet  - Known if Americans Akoara -

Friendly  Direction,  Girls Chat  Tuscaloosa Like Any Normal Day

lad NUR TE ET mm AT WLI ee Ul wo ee et nnn nnn nenmmnnnnmamnnn tna  No Incidents At Alabama School

-SEGREGATION WALL CRACKED— Two Ne groes Greeted  By White Students

All Quiet As They Go Into Classes  White Coeds Chat With Vivian; Youth Calls Hood ‘Jimmy’

Negro Students Get ‘Warm’ Welcome From Whites On Alabama U. Campus

At Integrated Alabama University  Campus Calm As Nearoes Enter Classes

Under National Guard Protection Negroes Enroll At Alabama University

Two Negroes Attend Their First Classes    Goy. Wallace Leaves Doorway As Guardsmen Are Federalized

Troopers Leaving  - Wallace Likely To Escape Government Prosecution

Students Are Friendly to  Negro Pair  Alabama Campus  Is Peaceful Today —

REWARD POSTED   Alabama Students Extend Friendly Hand To Negroes

Negroes GoTo First Classes At University  Students Seem ‘To Accept Two  Studente Taday

Negroes Attend Alabama Classes   Atmosphere of Tranquility  Replaces Strife on Campus

University Friendships Established   Federal Mavehals And National Guard On Hand, No Trouble

TWO NEGRO STUDENTS ENROLL  Wall Of Segregation Falls At U. Of Alabama; Wallace Yields

Extending Friendly Hands  Atmosphere Of Tranquility On Alabama School Campus

Alabama U Quiet; Negroes Attend Classes  White Students cecwaleww. ia

Allls Normal Totlay af Campus Of Alabama U,   Studanta Appear ta Ba Friendly to Two Negroes: Troops ta Be Withdrawa,

Alls Calm At Bama University   Students Give Quiet Welcome To Negro Pair

‘Bama Students Friendly to Pair   Related stories, pictures, Pas. 8-A, 13-A, 6B

2. Negroes:Attend Classes Under Armed Protectior   Kennedy Appeals To Nation To Follow Racial Golden Rule

Two attend  first classes  at university White students  extend friendly hands to Negroes

HANDS GO OUT TO NEGRO STUDENTS   Alabama U. Campus Is Peaceful   Barefoot Picket In Trouble Again

Enroll at Alabama U. - Wallace — To Sidelines - Violence Elsewhere

) Negro Students  Attend Ist Classes At U. of Alabama Without Incident

Few Guards In Evidence ~~  Two Negro Students Begin Closses At U. of Alabama Without Incident

Atmosphere Tranquil As They Walk To Classrooms: Wallace Balked At Blocking Enrollment

Campus Quiet Prevails At Alabama University   n Mississippi  NAACP Leader Slain

lant ee  Other Students Help Newcomers   President Grimly Warns Nation

Pair Begins Class Work In Alabama   Negroes Enrolled After Gov. Wallace Forced To Give Up

White Students Are Friendly to Young Negroes   No Tuscaloosa Trouble Today

Negro Students Attending Classes At Alabama Without Any Incidents

Kenneay Makes Fiea ror vongressional Aciion— . . 2 Negroes Enter University, Wallace Yields To Troops   Race Has No Place In U:S.

In Surprise Move Questions for TFX Inquiry Submitted by Cabinet Officer:

List of Questions Presented Attorney General, McNamara Make Surprise Move in Probe

Demonstrators Arrested After Clash in Chicane   Board of Educatic Offices Are Tarae!

[ys el Te Civil Rights Demonstrators  (Nabbed Near School Office

_ “SEWER GAS CLAIMS FIVE— Il Persons Drown In_  Ohio During Weekend

Shady man tagged spy   Espionage suspect identified as Russian; faces new charge

Pope Paul VI Crowned 263rd Catholic Pontiff   250,000 Jam Square For Coronation

QUARTER-MILLION CHEER  Golden Church Crown  Rests on Somber Pau]

See Troops Heading Into City   Washington Hears Iraqi Jets Carry Out Palace Raid

US. Wants Definition From Russ   Soviet Union Mist Spell Ont Type of

Ohio Assured Christmas Day To Be White   No Bitter, Foul Weather Expected In Buckeye Area

Former Secretary Of War Hurley Dies in Sleep ai 80   Marietta Mahood Dies at 103

Ww Namara, Taylor Will Make Study   Reds In Viet Nam Reported Stepping Up Their Activity

Parley Held On Viet Nam   Kennedy, McNamara and Taylor Confer on Troubled Situation

Top Advisors Sent ToSouth VietNam   JFK Seeks Review Of Military Situation

Gen. Taylor, McNamara To Be Sent   Expect Major Decision After Report by Pair

JFK Directs Military Review   McNamara, Taylor Ordered To Saigon

McNamara, Taylor To Survey Situation. . Kennedy, Aides. Review South Viet Nam Crisis

Kennedy Sending McNamera, Taylor To Review South Viet Nam Red War

McNamara, Gen. Taylor Get Briefing  On-Spot Check Set For U.S. Role In Fight Against Reds

McNamara, Taylor Will Give Report   Kennedy Seeking   Kennedy Seeking Informaion On Anti-Red Efforts

Gen. Taylor Also to Study Reds’ Drive   Seek More Data on Military Aid to Diem Regime

McNamara And Taylor To Vietnam   Kennedy Sending Paii To Make Study of Military Setup

McNamara, Gen. Taster Go To Saigon Top Brass To Investigate South Viet Nam Situation

McNamara, Taylor Will Give Report  ee ome et   Kennedy Seeking Informaion On Anti-Red Efforts

Kennedy Sending Defense Bosses to South Viet Nam For Survey of U.S. Position

IM'NAMARA AND TAYLOR (GIVEN TASK   Recommendations Could Determine  Aid In Future

Sent by Kennedy To Review Military Action   Future American Policy Will be Based On Study

Kennedy Orders Viet Nam Survey By Military Aide:  McNamara, Taylor — To Study Efforts a 2 54 FF, we.

President Sends McNamara  And Taylor To Study South Viet Nam Military Efforts

Battle Deaths Increasing Key U. S. Aides Plan Probe Of Viet Fighting

idy Confers et Nam Witt ry Leaders   ira, Taylor and ill Fly te Saigen

McNamara, Taylor  Ordered To Saigon Jl F K Sends Top Military Advisers

Believes Negro Should Be Sent   i McNamara And General Taylor To South Viet Nam

JI Sends Top Aides To Saigon   McNamara, Taylor To Take  Look At U.S. Aid To Viets   JK. VIEWS

McNamara, Taylor Start Survey Trip   High Officials Hope To Untangle Conflicting Reports On Viet Nan

Pair Leaves ~ Monday For Week's Study   McNamara, Taylor ‘Seeking First.Hand View Of Situation

MeNamara, Taylor, Ball  Hear Review   Bundy Also Joins In Session Before Trip To Viet Nam

Kennedy Talks On S. Viet Nam With Top Chiefs  McNamara, Taylor   McNamara, Taylor To Make Survey Trip

Urges Israel And Syria To Hold Their Fire   U Thant Wants Time For Probe

Cease-Fire Appeal Made By U Thant   Israel, Syria Asked To Exert ‘Every Precaution’

Otney Breaks Into Tears Over Arrest   Found Hiding In Tool Shed At Oklahoma City

Pope Vows To Strive For Peace   Calls for Cordial Relations Between Vatican, Every Land

Carthage Skies   In Audience For Dipiomats...  Promoting World Peace, Popes Aim

At special audience Pope Paul VI pledges continued peace efforts

Pontiff Will Strive For  a Just Peace  Pledges No Interference in Tem: poral Affairs

Pope Pledges Every Effort Toward Peace   World’s Diplomatic Representatives Hea Address by Pontiff

Pope Paul Pledges To Work for Peace  International Accord Based on

Founded Oa Truth, Justice  Pope Paul VI Pledges Work Toward International Peace

Pope Promises  To Seek Peace  Cordial Relations Between Trin atinnc llean-

Pope Paul VI Pledges Every Effort to Promote Peace Throughout World

Pope Paul VI Promises to Do Everything Possible to Contribute To International Peace Based on Truth, Justice, Love and Freedom

Calls For Cordial Relations Pope Pledges To Try  For International Peace

Pope Paul VI Meets World Leaders, Pledges Self To International Peace Work

Holds Special Audience  Pope Will Direct Efforts  To International Peace

Pope Gives Pledge For Peace Task   Calls For Cordial Relations Between Vatican, All Nation:

Papal Reign Dedicated to World Peace   No Interference In State Affairs Pledged by Pope

Message Directed  To World  All Governments, Chiefs Included In Pope's Talk

EMPIRE ST. ATE BUIL DING  a eeseenn mnneennear AE tt CRE  Cigarette Is Blamed For Skyscraper Fire

Usused By Cigarette? ee eee  N.Y. Skyscraper Fire Scare   (See Pictures on Page 29)

Empire State Bldg. Damaged By Big Fire   Occupants From As High As 85th Floor Forced To Evacuate Twice: None Hurt

it Wo Strings Are Attached  U.S. Is Willing To Exchange Observers With Soviet Union   Joint Space Research Accord In The Offing

U.S. Is Ready To Exchange Ground Observation Posts With Soviet Union

For Nov. 5 Vote  Action In Senate Places Big Bond Issue On Ballot

Ohio To Vote On Building  Bond Issue   Program Would Cost $250 Million

250 Million Bond Issue  Vote Slated  Ohio Will Ballot On Building For

Founder of Fight to Ban Bible Reading in Schools Urges Public Tolerance

On Inside Pages   Pittsburgh Fireman Loses Life...  Blaze Asphyxiates Vandergrift Man

Castro Offers Asylum to Red Hijackers   Venezuelan Ships, Bombers Search For Freighter

Mutineers  Get Offer From Cuba  Asvlum W aiting, Sea Hunt Goes On

ET BOMBERS, DESTROYERS HUNT SHIP   Believe Venezuelan Vessel Headed For Cuban Port  REPORT   U.S. Navy Planes Spotted Freighter; Say Pirates Communist Group

Destroyers, Jet Bombers Of Venezuela's Armed Forces Hunt Fugitive Freighter in Caribbean

Hijackers Offered Asylum In Cuba   Reds Set Sights On Venezuela   An AP News Analysis  By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Sneciat Correspondent

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Castro's Regime Will Shelter Communists on Captive Ship Stelen From Venezuelan Crew

Cuba Is Offering Refuge io Ship's Red Hijackers  Venezuelan Warship:   Venezuelan Warships Are Hunting Vessel

FIDEL READY TO WELCOME HIJACKERS   Cuban Broadcast Offers Asylum To Reds Who Seized Ship; U.S. Planes, Warships Join Search.

Ready To Welcome Hijackers  Cc. .k fe nr   Search Goes O1 For Freighter In Caribbean

Caribbean is scoured for fugitive ship   Betancourt calls on friendly nations to find vessel

JATILIGIU.  Castro Regime Offers Asylum To Red Hijackers; Captive Freighter Tracked

Venezuela Reds Take Over Ship In Caribbean   Move Made To Stop Betancourt From Visiting Kennedy

Castro in Offer to  Hijackers.  Mek Rh. bem LOR   If Ship Reaches Cuba Port

Cuba Promises Freighter To Be Released to U.N.  Venezuelan Navy Trying To Locate Seized Vessel

Cuba Offers Hijacked Ship Asylum;  ‘Venezuelan Destroyers, Jets Hunt It

Castro Offers Asylum To Communist Hijackers  Search for 3,127-Ton. bs og Freighter On Way to Cuban Seaport Is Intensified

Ship Hijackers Are Offered  Haven by Castro's Regime   Special U.S. Negotiator To Talk to Allies about NATO

NO DEFINITE TRACE YET REPORTED   Terrorists Keep Caracas Police  Busy With Acts

Fugitive Freighter Sought in Caribbean  Castro Offers Asylum To Communist Hijackers

RED HIJACKERS GET OFFER OF CUBAN ASYLUM  ICAICVIICI AAIC QAI   VENEZUELANS ON TRAIL OF VESSEL HEADING FOR CUBA

Chase Getting Hof As Venezuelans On Trail of Freighter   Hijackers May Be Headed For Cuban Port: Castro Offers Asylum for Rebels.

Ship Firm Sending Condolences   To Ship's Hijackers   Castro's Regime Offers Asylum

Hunt Made For Ship in  Caribbean   Venezuelan Vessel Believed Heading For Cuban Port

Cle Daily Gate City   Asylum offered by Castro to Reds seizing freighter

Bong development given green light   Captain describes attack on freighter

bullets hatned Down For An Hour  We Could Do Nothing But “Throw Potatoes’ Claims Skipper Of Strafed U.S. Freighter

Inside Today's Times   UNARMED SHIP HAS NO CASUALTIES  ‘WeWereLucky, SaysCaptain

Strafed Ship's Skipper Gives Attack Details   Freighter Docks After Incident Off Cuba’ Coast

‘Nothing But Potatoes’ Aboard to Repel Attack. Says Skipper of Freighte:

5.000 SEASONAL REMINDERS   WEATHER   The Long Ordeal Of Mrs. Kennedy   First Lady Drew Admiration Of World For Her Courage   SHARP CRACKS

IN BIRMINGHAM  Thousands Of Mourners Gather {At Funeral Of Blast Victims

 White Ministers Aid Thousands Gather at Funeral For Birmingham Bomb Victims

No Section of U.S. ‘Has Monopoly on Bigotry,’ Gov. Peabody Asserts

Must Be ‘Unfettered’  Curbs on Aired Editorials Opposed by Broadcast Groun

Macmillan Picks War Minister  Jos. Godber Named To Succeed Profumo

Christmas Markee Universal Peace IsElusiveGoal   Russians Ending Visit

Trouble-Spots Chur a with Vi olen  DISCORD VIES WITH ‘HOLIDAY SPIRIT

War Clouds Hover Over Coming Of Prince Of Peace To Troubled Earth

Christians Nofe Holiday Amid Signs That Peace Is Still an Elusive Goal

-—PEACE STILL ELUSIVE GOAL~  19th Christmas Since End Of World War I

INCIDENTS OF VIOLENCE MAR CHRISTMAS  World Peace Still Elusive Goal

Peace Elusive On Christmas  Christians Pray; Pope Accepts A Lamb As Gift

New trouble spots flare-up Christians rejoice despite despite lack of peace

Warring Isle — Cyprus Threatens To Erunt   Christmas Observed Universal Peace Remains An Elusive Goal

Christmas Good Will Marred By Berlin Wall, Trouble In Cyprus, Fighting In VietNam

TENSION IN BERLIN, CYPRUS, VIET NAM, KOREA Joy Of Christmas Tempered By Discord In Many Parts Of World

Christmas Is Widely Noted With Prayers  Despite Rejoicing  Fresh Signs Show Danna Clhawtsccx fiwal

Celebrate Christmas —  Christians Find Peace Remains Elusive Goal

Many Berliners Visit Despite Red Murder   In The News   A Tense Christmas

Peace Still Elusive Goal As Christmas Observed   Flow Of West Berliners Through Wall Continue:

‘Christmas Passes, But Peace Still Remains a Dream   Death of Would-Be Escapee Mars Breach of Berlin Wail

Secret Satellite Probe Reveals Artificial Radiation Belt May Hang in Space for Years

Air Force In Hint on Radiation   Reveals Artificial Belt Created Last Summer May Last Years

THEN SINATRA SR. WALKED IN Every 10 Minutes the Phone Rang in Carson City Service Station

America’s Waste (f Water Must Stop, Says Udall   Wasted by Pollution

$13 MILLION [NVOLVED  Jiminez to Face Trial In Embezzlement Case

Rusk Ruling Ends Complex 4-Year Fight  Perez Jimenez Accused in Theft Of $13 Million

US. Aarees To Extradite Exiled Latin   Former Venezuelan “President Jimenez Loses Court Battle

Rusk Orders Ex-Venezuelan Chie Returned   Perez Jimenez Must Stand Trial  For Embezzlement

FACES EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE  Former Venezuelan President To Be Extradited To Homeland

Two Democrats Put Obstacle in Tax Bill's Path   Invoke an Overlooke Rule in Senate Book

Tax Plan Faces New Roadblock   Two Democrats Invoke Old Senate Regulation

Rock Depiores Early Boost  For Presidency Gov. Knight Sets Up Organization In California

Calls for Unity Effort Rockefeller Deplores Action To Promote 1964 Candidacy

Prisoners Repair Damage At Riot-Torn State Farm As Troopers Stand Guard

$1.25 Billion Budget  Reported Planned By. GOP Governors;  Due On Tuesday

Scranton Plans to Ask Sales Tax on Clothing  $1.1 Billion State Budget Looms

Report Scranton Will Ask Hike In Expenditures And A Change In Tax On Sales

Capitol Sources Say Governor Will Recommend It Along With Budget of About $1.125 Billion.

Big Spending Boost Seen For State   Scranton To Seek £98 Million More; Sales Tax Hike Eyed

Montint Favored as New Catholic Leader i  Cardinals Locked Up Until New Pope Is Elected

Cardinals Start Secret Conclave; To Be Closeted Until Pope Named

IN SISTINE CHAPEL  Catholic Cardinals Gather In Secret Conclave To Name Pope

80 Cardinals Follow Cross Into Conclave  Tha Stav In Place   To Stay In Place Of Decision Until Pope Is Elected

Balloting Today   balloting !odaay  Cardinals Locked in Chapel To Make Decision on Pope

ICC Authorizes Action in Spite of Protests  C&O-B&O Rail Merger Is Approved

Range From 11 To 16 Years Old 5 Youngsters Are Arrested  As Armed Robbers, Surglars

Range Fri From 11 To 16 Years Old _ 5 Youngsters Are Arrested As Armed Robbers, Burglar:

Fischer Quints Have Birthday  They’re A Month Old And Showing Progress Daily

Month-Old Quintuplets Kick, Squirm In Isolettes As ‘Birthday’ Observed

Vote Seen Today On Package Plan   More Steel Price Hikes Announced

Adenauer Opposes Wheat Sale to Russ, Says It Saves Collapse of Communism

CALIS MOTHERS TO.  MARCH ‘FOR DIMES   Volunteers Needed to ‘Ald Campaign for 1963 Collection of Funds for Care of Crippled Children. Reply to Marilyn Bruen, Chairman ©

On Inside Pages   In Recognition of Achievements .. . Farm Show Atiendance  Records May Be Broken

GIFTS KEEP POURING IN  - Fischer Quints In Their Fourth Day And All's Well

Support Promised With Reservations   Average Family Would Pay Less

ANS SW ES GON. mF. VIN mn  Assassination Secrets Buried With Oswald

EVIDENCE CIRCUMSTANTIAL, MOTIVE CLOUDY  Oswald Took All Answers to His Grave

 Soviet Stiffens Position  U.S., Britain Search for Ways To Save Geneva Test Ban Talks

Soviet Ousts Chinese Reds As Hooligans   Tried To Smuggle Banned Literature, Kremlin Charges

Sino-Soviet Relations Take Another Dip   Chinese ‘Hooligans’ Are Expelled For Smuggling Literature

H4-Day Dispute Last N. Y.’s Blacked-Out Newspapers Back On Stands

Drake Denies Chief's Claim Of Wide Scope  Shootina Reveal:   Shooting Reveals Police Had Been Making Checkup

Saigon Moves to Normalcy  DaAnwnenn Deeman At. to WF7 *2 3.71. ..7 J Lr en tae ..» wen   Foreign Press Asked to Withhold Criticism

Viet Nam Martial Law Eases   Spokesman Forecasts Lifting If Things Remain As They Are

U. S., Canada Work Out Deal On Nuclear Arms   _ Formal Exchange Of Notes Due Within Month

Canadian,  U.S. Paet Revealed  Nuclear Weapons Deal Neari neg Completion

Chairman Levels Blast At Students  For Demonstratio: At House Hearing Officials leered

Memonsiratea at rearing  Defiant Students Called ‘Un-American’ by Solon

‘Deliberately Sev’ Says Fire Marshal Arson Suspected In Fire Damaging Bristol Twp. Home

State, County Join Investigation  Arson Suspected In Fire Damaging Bristol Twp. Home

2 More Killed Today —  101 Killed in State In October Car Crashes

Plans Studied For Check On Laos Warfare   SEATO Ministers Hold Secret Talks As Red Cains Seen

Inside Today   Due To War In Laos  SEATO Members Fear Trouble In Thailand

Fear Spread of Laos War to Thailand   SEATO Council Urges Red Nations to Uphold 1962 Pact

Fears Reds’ Takeover Ir  North Laos   Rusk Urges Group In Paris To Head Off ‘Aggravation’

SEATO Meets to Contain Laos War; U.S. Asks Soviets to Achieve Truce

WV other S hot L  Dead; Man Takes Own Life   Massena Woman Was Beauty Queen; — Albert Berry Was Manaver on Seawav Dam

AGREE TO END SHELL WALKOUT   TENTATIVE PLANS MAY ALLOW MEN TO RETURN SOON

Provenzano Elected Head Of Jersey Teamster Group; Foe “Out Of Order”

Friend of Hoffa. Wins Re-election  Rules Opposition Out Of Order Many Times

Inside Today   rmeaas teamsfers Council Candidate Rules All His Opposition ‘Out Of Order’ And Wins Re-Election

Conflict on news related   Public good not always served by disclosures

Failing to Keep Public Informed Not U.S. Purpose   Reply to Charges Made hy Official

Manning Defends News Policies  * * * * * * * * * * wk * * * *  — State Department Officig] Toctifioc Durine Peal.,

Bait Box Navigator  Rescued  Fisherman Survive: Wapk Aflaat Ordnra

Business Sees Good  New Year   Automobiles Lead Pace With Production, Sales At New High This Year

This Week in Business and Finance ....  Economy Shining Like Christmas Stat

Education Board Appears  N.C. General Assembly Opens Budget Hearing

*® * * Kennedy  Discusses Laotian Crisis  By STEWART HENSLEY SS SOS “

U.S. Force  May Be Sei.  To Thailan   Kennedy Discusses Crisis   Pro-Red Leader Offers Withdrawal

Reds Brush Aside Slaying Charges   U.N. Confronts Koreans Over Ambush in Demilitarized Zane

N. Korea Brushes Aside Charges  Accused of Killing   Lnarmed S Korean

fVinth Killing  Handyman Hunted As Sectoct \In Stranglings In Boston

Vow Federal Court Fight to Void Expulsion of Birmingham Students

Birmingham Students Expelled, Suspended  Negroes To Battle SchoolBoardMove

Federal Court Next Step by Negro Leaders on 1,000 Expelled Pupils

Negroes Boycott White Businesses In North Carolina   Birmingham Negro Leaders to Go To Court In Effort to Void Expulsion of Students

Negoes to Fight Mass Expulsion  Will Go to Court to Try to Void Order

Negro Leaders Plan Only Legal Step: To Fight Ouster of Birmingham Pupil

Negroes Eye Court To Void Pupil Ousting   Birmingham Board Acts To Suspend Or Expel Over 1.000

Court Fight Set To Void Board’s Act   Negro Children In Protest Expelled, Stirs New Fears

Birmingham School Case To Be Appealed  Negro Pupil Ouster Ta Go Into Court:

Birmingham School Case To Be Appealec  Neorn Punil Ou   Negro Pupil Ouster To Go Into Court, Integrationists Say

Protest Discipline Of: Demonstrators Negroes Will Litigate Action: Against. Pupils.-_

In Birmingham   Sees Rees Se eeSbotesicg  ‘Negroes to fight school board order

Negroes Fight Expulsion of 1,000 Pupils  Say They Will Go To U.S. Court to

Court battle to void schoo! board order   Negro leaders plan to fight by legal means only

Negroes Plan Court Fight Over Pupils  More Than 1,000 Ordered Punished  At Rirminoham

Negroes Plan Court Fight On Expulsion:   No Demonstrations Or Boycott Planned In Student Ousting

Negro Leaders To Fight Pupil Expulsion Move  No Mass Protests Due; Sit-in Ruling = a © on nafs

Negroes To Fight Pupil Expulsions  King Says Court Effort Planned In   King Says Court Effort Planned In Birmingham Order

Pope Paul’s Reforins Resisted   Conservative Bloe  AL Work Jn Curia

vat eel AU FCO  Foreign ‘Aid Finally Gets House Majority   Johnson Receives Suggestions From Ike

Most Return In 6 Months \Only 1 In 10 Cured Addicts Able to Stay Off Narcotics

Ecumenical Council Approves Bishops, Priests Saying Prayers In Own Languages

Sars G-s. Wennete Stren lnformetton Cuba Hurting, Castro Admits; Demands Lifting Of Blockade

He Demands U.S. Lift Blockade.... Castro Increases Prices  To Pay for Flood Control

Castro Hikes Prices in Cuba to Pay for Damage Done By Hurricane Flora

To pay for flood contro! program  Castro hoosts prices of many items

Fidel naises Price KaseS Trice  Beef, Birds, Beer, Butts More Expensive in Cuba

ridel WKaises Frice  Beef, Birds, Beer, Butts More Expensive in Cuba

Flood Control Program Castro Raising Price  Of Foods, Beer, Smoke:

Castro Ups Prices On Commodities To Pay For Damage Caused By Hurricane

Bill Proposes Modification Of Blue Laws  Toledo Republican Offers Legislation In Ohio Assembly

Ohio Blue Law Change Ideas Glut Hopper   8 Proposals Already Filed in House; More Suggestions Expected

Bill Offered To Modify Blue Laws   Hildebrand Leads Off In Race To  Change Measure

No Ban Placed On Hunting In Dry Woods   Forest Fire Threat Continues to Grow  With Each Fair Day

Governor Bans Brush Burning, Camp Fires  In View of Dry  Conditions

Ey-lke Aid Sought Death of De Gaulle   Countess Admits Conspiracy With ‘Most Wanted Mar

TRINITY COUNCIL SETS BROTHERHOOD ‘BANQUET FEB, 19 TAT NEW KC HALL

Costa Rica Asks. Foreign Ministers To Consider Dominican Republic Coup

OAS Study O1 Coup Urged  By Costa Rice   Dominican Junta Installs Civilian Ruling Regime

Costa Rica Asks OAS Action  Latins Want Protection Against Military Coups

Senator Byrd Holds Control of Tax Cut   Dominican Naar  Study Asked

Two Vietnamese. Also Shof, Says Military Source”  Guerrillas Kill All —  Waunded Save Renoar'

2 Vietnamese Also Killed In Ambush  Lieutenant Makes   Lieutenant Makes 73rd American To Die In Viet Nan

American Army Lieutenant Executed By Communists In South Viet Nam

U.S. Officer Executed in Viet Ambush   Jeep Blown Up by Red Grenade; 3 Seized, Shot

Reds Execute American In Viet Nam  Army Lieutenant, Two Vietnamese

U.S. Army Lieutenant Executed By Communist Guerrillas Today   By Rov Essovan

Ar rmy Man 73rd American Killed  AMERICAN LIEUTENANT 1S EXECUTED BY GUERRILLAS

American:  is executed  by Viet Cong Two Vienamese  also killed by Red guerillas

Only The Unwounded Are Captured US Army Lieutenant Dies: Betore Red Firing Squad

' —_ . American Is  Executed in  S. Viet Nam  Red Guerrillas  Kill Lieutenant, ln Oe a7

American Army Officer. Executed by Communist Guerrillas Near Saigon

Reds Execute U.S. Officer   Viet. Nam Guerrillas Blamed In Incident

Viet Reds Execute U.S. Officer   20 Others Slain After Jean Crash

U.S. Lieutenant Slain by Reds  Viet Nam Guerrillas Also Kill 2 Others

4 Men Plead Innocent To Tax Charges   Mannarinos Are Included In New Federal Counts

Soviet Policy Confused   Communist Rift Hampers Disarmament Tatks

_ Many Solons Unhappy  Leadership Blasts May Become More Frequent

General Says Military Stil Backs Treaty  Senators Told Gains to Reds Seen Smal

Sneak Test Expected By Chiefs   Despite This, They Support Ratification Of Ban Says Taylor.

Vietnamese Stir Up More Disruption   Anti-Diem Pamphle   Anti-Diem Pamphlet Put Out By Groups Calling For Strike

Underground Issues Pamphlets  Buddhists Call For Strike  Against Diem Government      Father, Kennedy Ionore Mrs. Nhu

_ Regular Inspections Planned  Drive to Enforce Health, Dumping Laws Slated for City

Close Inspections Planned  Mayor Announces Drive for Strict Health, Dumping Law Enforcemen:

ee TY f. cae’ ied eo  For “Associate Expect Compromise Bill To Sail Into The Senate

Compromise Wichita University Bill Appears Have Right Of Way In House

By Pacific-Northwest Trade Assn.  International commission's establishment urged

Today   Around the State . Around the Nation . Around the World .

‘It It Fails, It Will Not Be Our Doing’  Kennedy Signs Limited A-Ban Pact

Historic Event In Historic Room   President Pens Approval To Limited Nuclear Treaty

To Become Effective On Thursday   First Major Pact Since 1898 For White House

U.S. Will Nof Fail Pact, Kennedy Vows   Agreement Goes Oe owrr =~».

President Signs Test Ban Treaty,  Called ‘Message of Hope for World’

Kennedy signs test ban treaty   Historic pact goes into effect Thursday

J FK. Signs _ Nuclear Test Ban Treaty _   Pact Effective Thursday; Président Vows Visilance

Kennedy Signs A-Test Ban Documents   Promises U.S. Will Follow Pact In ‘Letter, Spirit’

President Signs Nuclear Testing Pact Documents  Action Completes U.S.  Ratification of Trea ty—Goes Into Ef.  fect Thursday.

Board Plans Dock Strike Offer Today  Both Sides Told Congress Action Is Alternative

Ultimatum for Adversaries in Dock Walkout   Presidential Board Will Give ‘Or Else’ Proposal Today

‘ONGRESSIONAL ACTION THREATENED Striking Dockers To Get Ultimatum

‘Or Else’ Plan In Dock Strike   Morse Says Chance In Congress May Turn Out Poor

Board Plans Final Strike Offer Today   Waterfront Opponents Warned To Accept Deal

FACTIONS 10GET ‘ORELSE’ OFFER BY FK BOARD   Congress Action Looms If Bid Is Rejected; Morse Ontinistic

Federal Official Thinks Collection Of Gas Could Have Caused Mine Blast

News In Brief  U.S. Army Demonstrates Berlin Backing; istes’ Jail Term Siidin ASES

Texas AG To Brief TF Case   Pledges Aid For City to Albright And Mayor Stubbs

No Significant Rain Forecast Rest of Week   ‘Only a Miracle’ Would Permit Small Game Season to Begin Saturday. .

Hopes for Turnabout     —  Kennedy Raps Drive lke Kill Public Works

VOTING RIILES   \Kennedy To Resume Fight  Raps Public Welfare Slash

Car En Route To Theater Rams Truck   Eight Children And Two Adults Head-on Victims

This Week in Business and Finance ....  Market Report and Tariff Jar Economy

ALL 97 SURVIVED Corpus Christian On Crashed Liner   Il Men Rescued From Flooded German Mine

Eleven Men Freed From Tron Mine   Bomb-Shaped Rescue Capsule Used To Free Buried Miners 

Once Believed Dead —  Save 11 Miners Trapped 2 Weeks In German Shaft

Brought To Surface In Capsule   All Taken To Hospitals  For Observation

11 Miners Hoisted To Safety from a German Iron Mine   Men Found Alive on Sunday Were Given Up Fer Dead Fearliiar.

11 Rescued After Weeks  In tron Mine   SMALL SHAFT   ELECTRICIAN

Eleven Miners Rescued After Two-Week Ordeal  183-Feet Beneath Surface

11 Trapped Miners Are Rescued   Entombment Of Two Weeks Comes To End

Rescuers Hoist 11 Miners From Underground Tomb; Trapped There 2 Weeks

Men Had Been Trapped in Pit  For Two Weeks  Survived Ordeal Well: 29 Others Listed as Dead

Two weeks after entombment  Eleven men rescued today from flooded iron mine

11 Men Saved From Flooded Iron Mine; Remaining 29 Are Given Up As Dead

Trapped 2 Weeks In fron Mine   Watchers Grow Silent As First Man Brought Up

11 Men Taken From Flooded German Mine  Brought to Surface 2 Weeks After Beinc

Eleven Miners Rescued   Had Been Given Up For Dead After Disaster Hit Octoher 394

11 Rescued From Flooded Iron Mine   Dramatic Operation In Germany

Eleven Men Are Rescued  From Mine   Brought Up Today From Flooded Shaft After 2-Week Ordeal

11 Trapped In German Mine Saved  d After Two  escue   Rescued After Two Weeks; Entombed, Given Up For Dead

Have Happy Reunions — With Kin   Millions Watch Germany Drama Over Television

PUP UI EETGHG FIGS RAETEICUITY DICGtiinyg .. «  Doctors Give First Family ‘Some Encouraaqement on Son

Kennedy Baby’s Condition Is Described As Serious   $35-Million Damage _  Buffalo Hard Hit By Flood

Infant Has Difficulty Breathing — Condition Unchanged  During the Night.

Kennedy Returns To Boston   Changes Plans After Consulting with Doctors On Condition of New Son

President Visits Baby In Boston  Doctors Say New Kennedy  Son In Serious Condition

Kennedy's ailing day-old son in new difficulties   Doctor risks life fo save injured fleeing criminal

Kennedy Baby Listed In Serious Condition But Doctors Remain Hopetul

Kennedy Baby Described Having Serious Trouble With Breathing Ailment

President Makes A Sudden Switch In His Schedule  Decides To Return To Boston Where  Caw le EDaowten fiwxl

Patrick Bouvier Kennedy’s condition serious but Boston doctors are hopeful this morning

ition of Kennedy Baby Today Is Termed. ‘Serious but ‘Encouraging 

Kennedy Baby Takes Turn For Worse   President Hurries Back to Boston From Cape Cod

President Receives Encouraging News About Infant  Doctors Hopeful For Patrick

But Doctors Give Encouragement One-Day Old Son Of President, Jackie Named Patrick Bouvier

President fo Remain Close To Wife, Son  , ee ee ene   Commutes Between Beston Hospital, Otis Air Force Base

‘DOCTORS HOPEFUL... Kennedy Baby Condition Listed As Serious Today

Kennedy baby listed in serious condition   Press secretary says breathing trouble © causing concern, but doctors are hopeful

Battles Breathing Ailment —   Doctors Described As ‘Sell Honetul’

But Doctors Express Encouragement Over  Way He Spent Night   First Use Of Word

DOCTORS STILL HOPEFUL CHILD WILL RECOVER   WHITE HOUSE PUTS WRAPS ON DETAILS ABOUT CONDITION

Kennedy Son Condition Is Serious   Encouragement In Way New Born Spent First Night

Repert About Baby Encouraging KXennecly Plans RerUurhn LO BOSTOl

Breathing Difficulties Menace Kennedy Infant   Kennedy Baby IIIness Detailed

For President's Infant Son  Physicians Hold Hope   South African Defiance Of U.N. Integration Plea Anticipated

Treat Child At Hospital In Boston  Doctors Are Encouraged; JFK Sees His Son

Kennedys’ Baby Listed  As ‘Serious’   Doctors Encouraged By His First Night; Jackie Recovering

Doctors Are Stull Hopeful  Tee TT aedes: Thaw   First Lady Has Good Night At AF PHosnital

President in Boston Awaiting Test Results   Catholic Leader Asks Prayers For Speedy Recovery of Infant Delivered Premature by Five Week:

Doctors Report Baby's Condition Remains Serious  Patrick Bouvier  Picked as Name - bs... F'Lctiz

President's son listed as serious   iFor science  U.S. employes munch on candy

JFK Visits Son Then Flies To See His Wife   Baby Having Breathing Troubles; Doctors Concerned But Haneful

Doctors Say rr, ‘st Night Gives Hope   President Pays Visit To Bahy; Jackie Rests icely, Spirits Good

MEE Von's Condition  President Receives Some ncouragement From Doctor:

PRESIDENTE FLIES TO BOSTON  eee eae aaan tea eaeaaeneieaeeeateaeaemeenininaaiennem nae neiemme eee nmennemmenntnne mm anean een a  Condition of JEK’s Baby leared Worse

SOME ENCOURAGEMENT, BUT...  Little Patrick fighting breathing difficulties

President Flies Back to Hospital   Suddenly Changes Plans to Be Near His Third Child -

Condifionof Kennedy Baby Termed Serious   President Visits Son This Morning At Hoenital -

Condition of Kennedy Baby Today Is  Termed ‘Serious but ‘Encouraging

Condition Called Serious But Doctors Hopeful   Mrs. Kennedy Recovering at Otis Air Base

Difficulty an Breathing Is Held Serious   Doctor Describes Son As “Lovable Little Monkey”

President In Sudden Trip To Boston Afier Talking To Baby’s Doctors-

MEET PATRICK BOUVIER KENNEDY;  President’s New Son In Incubator; Mother Okay

Infant Taken To Bosfon for Hospitalization   OTIS AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. (AP) — President Kennedy suddenly changed plans today and returned to Beston.

JFK's son encounters increasing difficulties from breathing problem

Operation Rumor Denied Little Patrick Kennedy Has Trouble Breathing

Patrick Bouvier Having Trouble Breathing Kennedys Baby Still Listed As Serious, Doctors State

President Returns to Boston Hospital 'As Son's Breathing Trouble Worsens

Baby Still Serious, But .. . Doctors Give Kennedy ‘Some Encouragement’

Physicians ‘Hopeful’ For Patrick Kennedy   RELATED STORY ... See Page 8

Kennedy Baby's Condition Serious  Infant Is Treated At Boston Hospital

Day-old Infant Has Difficulty Breathing... Doctors Give First Family  ‘Some Encouragement on Son

President Rushes to Boston Where Son Is Hospitalized With Breathing Difficulty

Premature Infant Is Fighting Breathing Difficulties at Boston Children's Hospital

 Patrick Bouvier—4 kbs., 10 Oz.      K ennedy Ba by Reported Serious, Medical Center Doctors Hopeful

Kennedy Baby Has Difficulty   President Changes Plans, to Boston

RACIAL DISORDERS HIT CLEVELAND  Negro Attack on Girl sparks Mob Violence

Non-political’ issue affects lowa politics   Scare at Governor's mansion was argument between drivers

Hugo Boy Held In Deaths of 2  fi ansle Chasill ta   Leads Sheriff to Gun After Burial

Hugo Boy Held In Deaths of 2   Leads Sheriff to Gun After Burial

Press Worker Is Fined $10 After Long, Heated Trial   San Quentin's First Gas  Execution Of 4 Planned

ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SBaVICES   Disabled plane lands

13 Minutes of Fuel Left  Plane Lands Safely After Two Engines Die Over Pacific

Plane carrying 84 lands safely with only 13 minutes of fuel left

Navy Plane Lands Safely On 2 Engines   Both Starboard Engines Out; Returns to Hawaii With 84 Persons Aboard

Crippled at Sea, Plane Back Safely   84 Aboard, 2 Engine: Out, Constellation Retraces Route

Western Electric Crews for CWA   Vote Decisively No! To Join Teamsters

PRESIDENT KENNEDY:  ‘Offensive Missiles in Cuba Would Cause Greatest Crisis

No Threat Contention Disputed   Congress Not So Sure About Red Troops

Conaress Not Agreed on Lack Of Coa Threat  old ty Renting   Goldwater, Keating See Troops as Peril To This Hemisphere

No Threat Says Kennedy —  Congressmen Disagree  With Soviet Troop View

No threat to hemisphere  JFK stand on Cuba meets some dissent in conaress

KEATING SAYS REDS’ BUILDUP POSES THREAT  GOLDWATER HINTS PRESIDENT IN NEEL

Dissent From Kennedy's Contentions  Some Solons Still View Soviet Force In Cuba as Threat to Hemisphere

Senators Back Policy But See Situation Grim  Keating Declares Troops, Weapons Remain Menace

State Traffic Toll Hits New '® High: { (47   1963 Traffie Fatalities  29  Same Perlod a@ Year Ago  16  Total Deaths   In 1962   696

Budget Slashers Work Compromise omise  GOP Plans: No Auto Fee Boost

$83 Million: Budget Slash Now Planned  Liquor License Hike Less, Cor Fee Boost Out

LONG WAY DOWN  A. F. Jump Team Sets Record With 43,000-Foot Free-Fall

Joint Army-AF Unit In 43,000 Ft. Plunge— 13-Man US Parachute Team In Record Jump

"It Was Routine Ail The Way,” Says One OF U.S. Parachutist Team Member's Afte er Record Jump

Aid to Warfare Technique U.S. Army  ’Chutists Set Free Fall Record

1,600 May Lose Jobs. In Michigan   Move Threatened By Gibson Plant

Long Day Seen For Legislature   10-Bill Calendar Faces Balloting In Senate

Conviction Of Kline Upheld   Supreme Court Rejects Petition of Former Kenny Foundation Head

ERVIN J .BLAUE, 63, RETIRED D-X STATION OWNER, TIRE DEALER — DIES AT HOSPITAL  Funeral Rites Set Saturday Afternoon Ai Methodist Church

ERVIN J .BLAUE, 63, RETIRED D-X STATION OWNER, TIRE DEALER — DIES AT HOSPITAL  Funeral Rites Set Saturday Afternoon  Ae BMaetkhanaditct Shircet

This Week in Business and Finance ....  Settlement of Rail Dispute Derailed Again

Powers Sign Nuclear Pact  Treaty Called Step ‘Toward  ® ‘ 4 7,gN i. Lessening W orid Lension

U.S., Russia, Britain Sign Nuclear Test Ban  Pact In Kremlin Palace

KHRUSHCHEV WITNESSES AGREEMENT]   Dean Rusk Signs Historic Document For U.S. In Kremlin Palace.

RUSSIA, KREG LAING Danger Of Risking War Is Sore Spot   U.S., Britain, Russia  A-Test Ban Treaty Signed

SOVIETS CLAIM SIGNING SHOWS AIM FOR PEACE   CALLED STEP IN ROAD TO SECURE, PEACEFUL WORLD

U. S.-Britain-Soviets sign treaty  Important step toward strenathening of peace

Stock Market Continues Rise   Signing First Step To Secure World-Rusk

War Threat Not Ended, Rusk Says   K Is Present But Does Not Take Part

Solemn Kremlin Ceremony   Nikita Watches As Rusk, Home, Gromyko Sign

Witness Solemn Ceremonies  Nuclear Test Ban Is Signed By Big Three

Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Signed By 3 Powers   Sees Pact Approval If No ‘Deals’ Made

TEMPBRATURES   Hailed As Peaceful Step...  Partial Test Ban Treaty Signed

Navy Jet Crash Probed   INSIDE YOUR DAILY TIMES   PRU DOE PY AEE UY FP SERS e  _ Ministers. Sign Historic Ban Treaty   Related story on page 12

US., Russia,  British Take  ‘First Step’ Khrushchev Looks  On at Ceremonies cr br _. 3s Tet

U.S., Brifain And Russia Sign Pact Today   Hailed as First Step Toward Peaceful World

East, West Hail It as Peace Step   By GEORGE SYVERTSEN  Associated Press Staff Writer

Step Hailed As Key Bid  For Peace   Khrushchev Views Kremlin Ceremony Held By Delegates

Solemn Rites in Kremlin Palace; 3 Powers Sian  Premier Khrushchev

Khrushchev Witness To Ceremonies   Rusk Declares   Rusk Declares Hope Of World In Treaty

Ceremonies  Are Staged At Kremlin   U.3., British, Soviet Leaders Sign Document

INSIDE YOUR DAILY TIMES   RUSSIANS WATCH ON TV  Ministers Sign Historic Ban Treaty   Related story on page 12

U.S., Britain, Russia Signers Of Document   Rusk, Home, Gromyko Ink Pact At Moscow: Khrushchev Present

Sign Partial Test nt Be , Tre aty.   Premier Khrushchev Witnesses Signing of Historic Document; Rusk Savs That Mankind Hones It Is the First Sten ta World Deng

‘First Step On Road’ To World Peace  Test Ban Treaty Signed At Kremlin

First Step To Peace  Savs Rusk   Up To Governments To Determine  What Future Historians Report

Rusk Sees Treaty As ‘Big Step’   Premicr Khrushchev Attends Ceremonien In Kremlin Palace

Pact Called First Step  To Peace  Partial Ban Inked During Ceremony In Kremlin Palace

Historic Pact Hailed as Move  For True Peace Plan Desc ribed   Plan Described As Initial Step  ae Oe 10 EnU ! ensiuon

Rusk Calls Pact First Step on Road fo Peace  Western Diplomatic Chiefs, Khrushchev

U.S., U.K., Soviets Sign Partial Test Ban Treaty   ‘First Step on Road to Peaceful World’

Should We Rejoin National Group?   Centennial Planners Eye Rose Bowl

 GREEK ROYALTY TO VISIT BRITAIN  iCrisis Looms Over Queen’s Trip

US. Weather Eye Satellite Put Into Orbit   Tiros-7 Sending Back. Pictures of Global Weather

One of Six Objects May Be Thresher  Research Ship May Find Sub Tamorraw

‘Project Constitution’ State Bar Association Girds To Revise State Judiciary

Bombing Range Opposed In Dare  Say Tourist Trade, Area Development

Plainfield Lake Yardstick for State's Drought   Farm Preduction, Flow of Rivers Reduced Sharply

WATER LEVEL DOWN TO 4 FEET  Plainfield Lake Provides State Drought Yardstick

Enter the Gazette Subscription Contest NO W!   —CONTESTANTS—. The Wellsboro Gazette

ned rift seen cause  Kremlin change of attitude with Yugoslavia evident

Altered Note Emphasizes China Split   Note Approves State As ‘Socialist’ In Later Wording

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Three-Mile Stretch Littered With Bodies  Scores Of Whales Commit Mass Suicide On Ponte Vedra Beach

King Is Convicted In Court   Negroes Threaten Biggest Show City Has Seen

\Steak House’. Fire . Threatens Ruin ‘Of Oldest Main Street. Buildine”

Stresses Policy Continuation  Pope Paul VI Vows Effort For Peace: Hints at Red Bid

Both To Orbit Last 24 Hours   Bykovsky Munches Caviar; Ludmilla Ready To Take Voyage

Soviet Silent On Story Girl  Due in Space  Cosmonaut Speeding On Eats Natural Form Food

Scranton Offers 14-Point Plan To Woo Industry  Governor Asks Tax Structure Revision and Expansion of PINA Activity.

Rains Too Late For Maximum Aid  Moisture Replenished in Many Creek Beds, Tanks for Livestock

Appeals Court Overrules ' Federal Judge’ Decision  Allowing Delay

Interstate Highway 10 Now To Be Made 6 Lanes Through Katy to Brookshire

Reunited With Dauchter   Fireworks Plant Fire Passes  ‘Up 35 Ton Cache of TNT

Chancellor Warns City Government   Erhard Sees Danger In Its Dealing With Reds On Wall Issue

Trial Takes New Turn  PS a oe = ee es a a ee aN = a a   Medical Evidence Submitted In Court Martial

In His In His Hometow town  Kennedy To Address  College Centennial

Exec Thinks They Found One  Chicago Firm Sent Men To Texas Looking For Tanks:

20,000 in Peaceful San Francisco March   Fiurry of Fists At Philadelphia Construction Site

US Airmen Cleared In Scandal   Three Rushed Home For Probe Of Link To Profumo Case

U.S. Airmen Are Cleared After Probe   3 Men Had Nothing To Do With Keeler, Official Declares

Clampdown Would Ease Gold Drain   Continuing Payments Deficit Seen; Tax Would Be ‘Temporary’

Paymen(s Deficit... Vey Biggs Pp S aie Gi J Orei git Borrowine ©  Tax Asked By JFK

J.F.K. Asks Tax To Retain Gold   Excise on Investments Abroad Proposed for Deficit Control

Tax Proposed to Lessen Drain on U.S. Capital, Decrease Dollar Deficit

raining Goid  President Seeks Congress Tax on Foreign Borrowing To Close Pay Balance Gap

To Intensify Attack On Dollar Deficit  President Asks For Temporary Tax On Foreign Borrowing Of U. S. Casital

Kennedy Sees Need For Clampdown ‘On Foreign Borrowing Of U.S. Capital

JFK Requests Tax to Stop Dollar Flow  Curb Needed to  Halt Drain on U.S. Gold

Delegated to Interior Dept.  White House Taken Out of Oil Policy Action by Johnson

Erhard To Confer With Kennedy In U.S. Next Month   Cabinet OKs Home's Delay In Parliament

Cabinet Approves Parliament Deiay  Home Expects ‘Real Cooperation’ From Soviets On Cold War Issues

Seven Rescued After 79 Escape  German Tragedy   Reservoir Breaks, Looses Torrent  Through Shafts

Order Blockinc Coast Guard's Plans Granted  Faery, ices: CR ee   Hearing Scheduled By Judge in Tulsa

House Will Tackle Tax Issue Again  Returns to Battle Monday; Solution No Closer’

Civil Rights Front Calm At Capitol   Committees Likely to Okay Most But Not All of JFK Plan To Halt Segregation

RST ROUND QUIET August Will Bring Big  Rights Test   Center of Controversy

i Two Two Key Issues— Tougher Going Awaits Civil Bill In Conaress

Faculties Seek  Enrollment Halt  Budget Deadlock Cited by Colleges

Rabinovitz Is Loser in Poll   State Attorneys Vote Almost 2-1 Against Sheboygan Man as Judge

Mentally Ill Person Kept On NSA Payroll   Now Defector In Russia

This Is the Week   May 10 Approximate Date for Legislative Adjournment

State Legislature Reconvenes, Aims ‘to Complete Session Within 2 Weeks

Meredith, NAACP Differ in Methods Of Achieving Civil Rights in Nation

Student in Flareup at Own People   Given Rough Time by Hearers After Talk To Youth Group

MEREDITH REBUKED AS ‘MODERATE’  Negro Bigots Chided In Rights Movement

Admits printing bogus bills on college press   2 at State Senate session, nary a one shows at Assembly   Late Bulletins

Work Relie’ Bill Up For House Vote  Witte @&1 2 BRilliian   Senators Seck To Whip #1.3 Billion Bill Into Shape

‘Hold Line’ Group Given  Fund Control   Connally Invited To Address Joint Session Jan. 15

Goldwater Says Kennedy Will Coexist With Reds   Re THWOWAS FT STONE

‘Hits Liberals ‘Craven Fear’ JFK Resolved to Co-Exist ‘With Reds, Says Goldwater

Goldwater Says Kennedy Will Coexist With Reds   Re Teeuwen FF STON

Short Found In Wiring of Cooper Ship   Electrical Failure Forced Manual Re-Entry on Flight

Spacecraft Trouble Determined    Scientists Find  Cause Of Failure In Re-Entry Svstern

Experts Track Down Cause Of Failures Which Forced Cooper To Steer Manually

WIPED OUT AUTOMATIC CONTROLS  Moisture Caused Short In Cooper's Spacecraft

Short In Gordo’s Amplifier Space Trouble Spotted By Scientific Sherlock:

3 Doctors Busv   Slow Hemorrhavinge   ‘Sweat’ Cause Of  Cooper Trouble?   Chanegec Sionale

Audit Reveals Faulty Claims At Fort Cobb   Examiner Gives School Findinas

Sokol Hall Scene Of Ag Highlight   Athletics Prepare for Living, Coach Stewart Tells Kiwanis

Classified Information Given Group   Portsmouth Inquiry Continues Today; Officer to be Hear

Life’s End   BEE 2 IEW  CHARLES BLEWETT, 72, OF KINGSLEY DEAD — SKULL FRACTURE FATAL AFTER FALL ON ICE

BEES 2 hI  CHARLES BLEWETT, 72, OF KINGSLEY DEAD — SKULL FRACTURE FATAL ARTERD EAI! ON ICE

Life’s End   CHARLES BLEWETT, 72, OF KINGSLEY DEAD — SKULL FRACTURE FATAL AFTER FALL ON ICE

Normalville Woman Injured When Her Automobile Wrecks   Hncnital Patiente_

Weekend Attendance 11,000  Annual County Fair To Conclude Tonight

Inside Today   Wrong Twice In 30 Days Town Rehires Weatherman Fired  For Too Many Correct Forecasts

Balloons Carrying Telescope to S can Mars to Be Launched Early Monday

Giant Balloon Set To Carry ’Scope Aloft For Close Look At Planet Mars

 Mrs. Kennedy Visits Husband s Grave Again, Flies to Hyannis Port

Jacqueline Joins Sad Thanksgiving Reunion   Thousands Throng To Kennedy Grave

Weather Bureau Sees No Rain For This Week   W ater Supplies Low In Some Towns; Small Game Hunting Season Threatened.

North And South Clash Again a eng South Llash Again  Korean ‘Buffer Zone’ Becomes Battle Field

North And South Clash Again  Korean ‘Buffer Zone’ Becomes Battle Field

None appeared deliberate  Breaks in Thule cable due to natural causes

,, Sabotage Denied: ‘Report Ballistic Missile ‘Warning Cables Were Cut

Today’s State Fair Activities Outlined   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Indianapolis-Business-Industry

Will Take Long While for All Answers  Education Department to Take Time On Working Out Details of Race Order

BRIEFED ON SPACE UNITS   Bypass Houston When Heavy Fog Balks Landing

TOP BRASS BRIEFED ON SPACE UNITS   Bypass Houston When Heavy Fog Balks Landing

54 AMERICANS ‘END CUBA VISIT   Group Who Defied U. 5. Ban on Travel Is Expected in Madrid

Photos Said Not of Lost Submarine Thresher’s Location Still Mystery

Friend Aids Downed Marcher in Jackson   Navy Scuttles Thresher Pictures; Tests Fail To Confirm Sub Find

Navy Reveals Photos Not of Sub Thresher   Instead, Camera ‘Shot’ Own Rig?

Life On The Mississippi   After The Flea Market   Thresher’s Hulk Still Unsighted

Ohio Legislature Adjourns Until Next Monday Amid Patronage Squabble   Kine Blocked Passace

Conditions Are Set By Gov. Dalton   Reorganization Plan for State Guard Accepted

Dalton Okays Guard Plans   Two Conditions Stated In Missouri Acceptance

High School Track Results Of State Meets   State GOP Votes To Keep Plan Of Endorsement

HULL BAND CONCERT PROGRAM Saturday Evening; July 13, 1963   Dep’t of Public Instruction Plans Vocational High School

Vocational training school could become a reality in Northwest lowa

The’ Fourth National Election’ In Six, Years Is. U coming my  Most C anadians Agree They Don't Wait. 'Another Indecisive Contest On April 8

Inside Today   It Could Happen Canadians Agree They Don't Want  Indecisive Contest In April Voting

An AP News Analysis  Indecisive Election Feared In April 8 Canadian Voting

4n AP News Analysis  Canada Faces Prospect of Another Indecisive Election

IN CANADIAN ELECTION — Indecisive Contest Looms   (AN. AP NEWS. ANALYSIS)

An AP News Analysis  Will Canadians Face Another Indecisive Vote in April?

Baptist Meet Opens Tuesday  Wilmington Hosts State Convention  At Annual Affair

Nation Is Given Special Report By McNamara  Defense Officials  Use Aerial Photos  To Prove Stand

McNamara Says No New Buildup Seen   New Aerial. Photos Fail To Budge Keating: Kennedy To Speak Today

JFK Orders Full Release On Buildup   Televised Program Outlines Details Of Intelligence

ERAGE AR AR ARAMA ARH CONVINCED BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT 3 oStbihhtttt tt  Cuba Free Of All Red Weapons--McNamarc

WORLD NEWS McNamara Answers Charges: No Offensive Missiles in Cuba

Revamped Beer Bill  Sets 19 as Minimum Ane Throunahout State  ~~ Se =

3 SISTERS DIE IN CAR AT FARINA   Car Struck By 1. C. On Crossing. Five Deaths, One Survivor In Lebanon, Mo., Wreck Today.  ‘eine,

DIE IN CAR AT FARINA   Car Struck By 1.C. On  Crossing. Five Deaths,  One Survivor In  Lebanon, Mo., Wreck ' Today.

Christmas At Palm Beach— Jacqueline, Children Plan Florida Holiday

Mrs. Kennedy, Children In Florida For Holidays   First Family To Spend Christmas On Tex. Ranch

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Jackie takes children to grave before flying to Palm Beach

Court Rules Tax Constitutional   Welsh, Ristine Sticking Together In Spite Of Political Differences

Cease Fire Announced By Algeria   Border Fighting With Morocco Began Oct. 14

Both Sides Claim Attacks Before Firing Was to Halt at Midnight; Hassan Says Pact to Be Observed

Bulletin Algeria Says Cease-Fire:  In Effect  Announcement Caomec After

Microxkilu wrvi Ow  Boskace Selnee   CROWD CHEERS POPE   Protestants Voice Relief  In Newly Elected Pontiff

President Answers Question  Top Irishman Tells Boy of ‘Little People

ANSWERS LEP TERS  Kennedy Tells Small Boy About His ‘Little People’

ANSWERS CALIF, BOY'S LETTER» The Little People’ Have Beards and Stovepipe Hats, JFK Says

They Want Only Peace and Friendship  ~ "Yes, Mark, the Little People Are There. If You Believe’

Ripley Township Could Be ‘Center Point’ For Northern School Unit

Vocational Training Seen As Key  In JFK's New Civil Rights Package

Kennedy, Congressmen Confer Vocational Training  Urged in Rights Bill

Rights Bill Vocational Stimulant   Package Program Gets Addition From Congressmen

Education Suggested As Answer  Kennedy, Top Dems Would Stimulate Vocational Educatic

Kennedy, Democratic Congressional Leaders Confer on Racial Issue Ahead of His Luncheon Session With 10 State Governors

JFK, Democrat On Civil Rights   Administration’s Racial Issue Efforts Draw Varied Reaction

Amid Conflicting Opinio   1id Conflicting Opinion  More Civil Rights Talks

Democrats,  JFK make proposal   - Vocational training answer to issue of Civil Rights

Vocational Training Due Emphasis In Kennedy's Civil Rights Package

Vocational Education Given Prod   it Will Be Part Of JFK’s Civil. Rights Package

JFK Plans to Add Education, Training In Civil Rights Bill   Republican Senators Split On Business Deseagregation

Civil Rights Plan Offered   Idea Would Stimulate Vocational Education, Retraining of Workers

Education Plan ls Labeled Key   Congress To Receive Message Wednesday

Civil Rights Package to Seek Education, Training   Deny Hostility to Keligion  Court's Rulina Upon Prayer s Received Calmly

Vocational Education, Retraining Seer In President's Civil Rights Message

New Rights Plans Made By Kennedy   President Confers With Democratic Convress Leaders

HER PLIGHT DESPERATE  Quads’ Mother Allowed $30 a Week for Support

rage Decide Dec. 3  Shaff Plan’s Strongest Support Is from GOP   Both Parties Have Officially Taken Hands Off Stand  By CAROL JOHNSON

Parliament Session Ends Under Attack   Furar Raised Over Delay For Election OF Douglas-Home

Parliament In Uproar: Labor Jeer   Wilson Taunts Regime Over Inability To Present Chief

Session’s Last Major Issue Is Road Program:  History Also Made As Members Meet Aboard Battleship

‘Informer’  hustled off?  Army refuses to give whereabouts of Joe Valachi

7 Appropriation Bills to Senate From the House  Session Marked by Education Debates

OPEN 88TH SESSION OF CONGRESS   Democrats In Topheavy Control But Kennedy Faces Rough Sledding On Key Items Of Program.

83th U.S. Congress Opens Its Doors   Rules Committee And Filibuster Battles To Affect Fate Of Kennedy’s Proposals   Banks Get New Slate   NATION DUE NEW KENNEDY:

Congress Facing Showdown   Leaders Receive Program Review By The President

Early Showdown Indicated on Administration Program in Decision on Rules Committee

Congress Busy Place  Once More   House Rules Group Deciding Factor

House Decision Expected Today On Rules Unit  JFK, Dems Chiefs Meet Prior to   JFK, Dems Chiefs Meet Prior to Congress Session

Democrats Hold Big Edge In Both Branches; House Leaders Hopeful : For Rules Committee Expansion

CONGRESS SET FOR BATTLE, OPENS DOORS   88th Session Aims a Showdown on Rules _ Committee Issue   FORMALITIES FIRST   Kennedy Calls Democrat ic Chiefs for Last-Minute Review of Plans

Congress Starts New Session   Politically Charged Showdown Due On Recention JFK Wij! Ger

New Session Of Congress Gets Started Today   Things Bustling Again In Washington; New Lawmakers Busy With Receptions

Battles in 88th Congress Likely  To Focus on Domestic Programs   Kennedy’s Biggest Problem in Congress: How to Get Democrats to Act Like Party   News Analysis

Ist Test Nea as Congress Convenes   Democrat Leaders Set to Push for Kennedy Program

From Weirton Barracks   Kennedy Previews Top Democrats 88th Congress Convenes With Oath-Taking Slated

House Rules Fight First Major Test   McCormack Claims Viclory Assured In Group’s Expansion

EXPECT SPECIAL SESSION TO GET REMAP PROBLEM   FAINT CHANCE OF COURT ACTION TO REMEDY FIASCO

MAP SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   Redistricting Commis sion Fails; Weigh Rules For Unprece~  dented Statewide Vote   On Legislators.

Two-Party Unit Fails To Do Job   At-Large Vote For 177 House Seats Looms

Soviet Flight No Surprise lo Washington   Blaha Te a San   Flights Into Space By American Women ‘Way Down Road’

Death Toll Heavy in Japanese Disasters  Mine Blast, Train Wreck Kill 269 _

Mine Explosion And Train Crash Within 8 Hours   Toll May Rise; Hundreds More Are Injured

{71 Miners Dead, Hundreds Injured In Mine Blast   98 Dead, 100 Injured In Smashup of Trains

Japanese Mine, Train Disasters  Take 251 Lives   171 Dead Counted In Mine; Train Death Toll Set At 80

Two Disasters In Japan Kill 269 on Train, Ina Mine   Explosion Deep In Coal Shatt May Have Eilled 171.

171 Miners Killed, Over 600 Others Entombed; 80 Killed in Rail Wreck

Dover Parade Slated Sunday   MINE EXPLOSION, TRAIN COLLISION Dover Parade  nC CTC AC Cet a  Japan Disasters Kill 257 Stated Sunday

Explosion Kills 171 Coal Miners, 600 Others Are Trapped Under. ground; 98 Die In RR Wreck.

Mine and Rail Disasters ‘Kill 269 In Japan   One-Hour Riot By 500 Betters At Jersey Harness Race Track

Hundreds Injured In Japan; 600 Trapped Underground In Chamber Filled With Gas

600 Siill Trapped In Coal Mine   Speeding Trains iit Derailed Freight

Disaster Strikes Twice In Japan With 269 Dead In Mine Blast and Train Wreck

114 Die in Yokohama Train Wreck -  600 Trapped — in Japanese Mine

Blast Kills 171. 80 in RR Crash   600 Are Imprisoned in Gas - Filled Area in Kyushu: Two Trains Collide

171 Miners Die In Blast   2 Passenger Trains Hit Freight; 98 Killed

600 Trapped In Japanese Colliery  80 Killed as Trains Collide, TAN Ieiec eed

HUNDREDS ARE DEAD, INJURED   Mine Explosion Is Followed By Trains Collision

Death Toll 171  In Mine Blast   80 Lose Lives As 2 Passenger Trains Ram Derailed Freight

Mine Blast Kills 171; Traps 600   Two-Train Crash Takes Lives Of 98 Other Persons

Japanese Death Count Nears 300 In Railroad. Coal Mine Disasters ©   Buddhist Help Promised To South Viet Nam Junta

78 wie IN train VConlision  Mine Blast In Japan Kills 171, Traps 600   Two Injured In Early Morning Air ‘Joy Ride’

Coal Dust Blast Shakes Huge Operation in Japan; Passenger Trains Collide

Delta-Winged Glider To Be Launched On 9,000-Mile-an-Hour Rocket Triy

Intelligence Official Holds Little Hope For Cuban Uprising   No Russian Help

Castro Regime Exerting Subversive Pressure On Latin American Nations

CIA Director's Comments Before House Group Given After ‘Security Deletions’

CIA director sees little hope of revolt in Cuba   Soviet bombers today in new harassment of U.§. Navy fleets

CIA's McCone Forecasts Little Chance for Uprising Comina From Within Cuba

Railroads Get Union Demand For Pay Jump   No Comment by Companies Yet

25 Per Cent Wage Boosi (sked By Railroad Union   Va. Schools Closine Old

Railroad Union Tells Demands  25 Per Cent Wage Increase Included

25% Rail Pay Hike Demanded  Banasian LU...   Pension, Health Plans Additional Goal of Firemen

SUPPLEMENTAL PROGRAMS ALSO BEING SOUGHT   AAR SPOKESMAN HAS NO COMMENT PENDING STUDY

Also Demands Increase in Pensions, Health Program With Costs Paid by Carriers

Key Railroad Operating Union Seeks 25 Der Cent Boost in Compensation

Of nation’s railroads  Firemen, Engineers ask 25 per cent waae hike

Union Seeks Railroad Pay Boost Of 25%   Brotherhood Wants Pension And Health Benefits To 78,000

OUR PILGRIM FATHERS GAVE THANKS FOR SO LITTLE..WE HAVE SO MUCH TO BE THANKFUL FOR

Betancourt to Present BattlePlan  Venezuela Chief ss icy u..ddl.

Venezuelan Head Offers Kennedy Plan   Economics And Social Structures Included In Talks

Castro Urges Reds To Heal All Rifts   Communist Must ‘Rise Up In Violent Upheaval Aaainst Imperialists. He Says

Castro Calls  For More  Revolution Rants Against   Imperialism : Vax TT ratrearo TUAW

RED UNITY.URGED  Castro Calls For Violent Latin American Revolution

WOrG NCWS REpOrt  Danish Voters Reject National Control of Land Transactions

NAME ROLLO BUDDE NEW VICE PRESIDENT OF BANK IN FLORIDA  Former Resident  Active in Civic  Work at Caral Mahlac

NAME ROLLO BUDDE  NEW VICE PRESIDENT  OF BANK IN FLORIDA Former Resident { Active in Civle  ial ab fCaenl Maklan

Labor Council Hits Mounting Unemployment   Leaders Declare Kennedy Tax Cut Plan Falls Short

Marches Staged Sunday   Biggest Rallies In Washington And New York

For six negro children slain in racial strife  Thousands joinin memorial services Sun

Many In Prayer For Six Youths   Rallies, Marches Staged To Mark Birminaham Blast

Bitterness and Charity Preached in Eulogies   Riot Follows Dance, Four Negroes Shot

Good Morning!   ~DR. DANA SWICK MAKES REPORT:  Flu Bug: Uninvited Visitor Of Schools

Killer Lies  In Wait Near Victim’s Home Big Rewards  Are Offered

OAS Team Heads for Troubled Area   Castro, Khrushchev Confer, Attend Ballet

Admiral Reports ...  ‘Polaris Subs Becoming  Thorn in Russia’s Side  ‘

‘Clear Lead Over Other Side’  U.S. Missile Subs Making Russians Eday, Admiral Says

Navy Man Says They Fear Them   ‘Russians Can't Cope With Them; U.S. Has Unequivocal Lead’

County Fair Will Be Held-At Flora Community Park July 29 To Aug. 2

NEWS EN DRE  CORE Plans Capital Racial Protest   U.S. PUSHES DISARMAMENT

White House Starting Point For Protests   Demonstration To Be Non-Violent Says CORE Leader

From White House To Justice Dept.  Capital Protest March Is Planned

LABOR DEPT,, UNION HUDDLE ON RAIL ISSUE   Sunday Meeting Kept Secret; Both Sides — Will Talk Today   LATE NEGOTIATIONS CENTER ON “RULES”

B52 Jet Bomber Crashes, Burns  At Least One Survivo In Crew of Six Men

ROBBERS LOOT BRINK'S TRUCK   DISARM DRIVER, GET AWAY WITH ABOUT $47,000

Brink's Truck Driver Robbed By 2 Bandits  Pair Seizes Bags Containing Total

GI Left On Firing Range 10 Hours With Live Ammo Dropping All Around Him

Shells Burst 10 Hours Around Young G.I. Mistakenly Kept In Target Area

Soldier Tells Of Being Left In Target Area As. Live Ammo Falls On Him

‘This Could Drive a as Nuts’  x « 2 & @ me OR   G/ Left In Target Area Under Plane, Artillery Bombardment

SOLDIER, 17, LEFT IN TARGET AREA  Spends Night Dodging Ammunition

Soldier Sticks to Post Despite Long Shelling   Cooper Begins Pre-Flight Check

Todav’s. Index   Terror In The Field:  Young Soldier Describes H His Ordea

Young Soldier Left In Target Area Where Live Ammunition Was Falling

‘IT AIN'T SO PEACEFUL HERE’  Soldier Guards Phony Mine Field Under Live-Fire Bombardment

Soldier on Maneuver Ducks Shells, Bullets 10 Hours in Target Area

Bullets Whiz Around Him  ‘! Was Scared To Death’, Says Soldier Left In Target Area In Army Maneuvers

Sir, ’'m Guarding a Minefield Mock Operation Turns Into Nightmare of War Reality.

Private, 17, Bombarded By Accident   Stays In Target Area 10 Hours As Jets, Artillery Fire

"Scared To Death' ; Forgotten’ Guard Survives 10 Hours In Target Ground

Slender GI Stands Guard Over Phoney Mine Field As Thousands of Live Ammunition Land Around Him

Legislature Ends 13th Week Not Father Of Highway Bonds Plan, Rhodes Says

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Tourists See Flaming Plane Fall From Sky

Christine Target Of Eggs As Crowd Turns On Her After Trial Appearance

POLICE RESTRAIN MOB  Hostile Crowd Throws Eggs At British Call Girl

China rejects test ban pact  Peking-Moscow may be near formal break

Mao Closer To Breaking With Russia  Peiping Rips Soviet  AVigawnnen Wal, W.Wc   Peiping Rips Soviet Alliance With West In Nuclear Accord

Peking may be nearing formal break with Moscow  Red China rejects Big Three test ban

Rift with Russ Grows Wider  RED CHINA FORMALLY REJECTS TEST TREATY

Formal Break May Be Near Chinese Reject Test Ban Pact In Attack On Russia

Red China Rejects Test Ban Treaty   Patil Eitatty  lndicates Formal Break With Soviet Diseiton le Near

Sino-Soviet Break Is Possibility   Red China Rejects Treaty, Tags It ‘Dirty Fraud’

Peking, Moscow Could be Nearing A Formal Break   Describes Ban As “Dirty Fraud” Against China

Red Chinese Reject A-Ban Agreement  AttackOn Soviet Indicates Formal  Break May Come

Parliament Must Act  U.S. And Britain Sign  Polaris Missiles Pact

LAPURENS SUN JO JSAM 19763   Lourensoun Jan /o, (F962 Luella Phillips, 86, dies at Iowa City; last rites Sunday

On Test Ban Treaty  Taylor Denies Pressure  In Joint Chiefs’ Stand

Says Industrial Relations Dept. Needs ‘Tightened Up’  Little Hoover Commission Presents Recommendations

LHC Hits Industrial  Relations   Calis For Tighter Operation Of Unit

6 HOSPITALIZED  Three Children in Family Killed by Poison on Farm

U. S. Delivers Diem's Hated Younge Brother to Revolutionists for Tria!

Other Areas Integrate  Charleston, S.C. Lowers School Barriers Quietly

palit Consulted, Insulted?  Author Stewart Alsop Again Defends Stevenson Article

Stevenson’s Soft-Line Policy ....  Alsop Defends Article on Cuban Crisis

Iraq Renews War Against Rebel Kurds   Northern Area Proclaimed As Combat Region

lraqi Regime Renews War Against Kurds  Council Sets Up   Council Sets Up Combat District ir Nerthern Areas

IRAQ VOWS WAR AGAINST REBEL   Kurdish Forces Given 24 Hour Ultimatum to Lay Down Arms

Weird Twist Of Timing  Ohio Senate Almost OK: Redistricting Measure

THE HOMETOWNERS  2 REE N LIGH  ry YALA ET ; ON IN MOKINNE Y os  erat une?  Pc)i IN COUNTY

New Blizzard EnRoute Yo Cold Britain   17 Persons Known Dead; Food Issued In Worst Hit Areas

ains Waits For  itiZaal Storms   Known De \i5 Now 17; Hundreds Of Animals PN Continent Eases A Bit

Clinton judge angry Youth paroled after 3 months of 6-year sentence at Eldora

Here’s The Way Racial Picture Appears Today  Dramatic Funeral Planned For Evers  At Jackson, Miss.

lalate babade bale hadhe he hatehaheahatetahaebatatatad  Terre Haute Gas Leak Discoveries Bring New Law

Inspection Of School Heating Plants Required In One Of New State Laws

Nursery School And Apartment Denied by City  Split Votes Listed   Split Votes Listed On Both Issues At Tuesday's Session

Nursery School And Apartment Denied by City   Split Votes Listed On Both Issues At  Tuesday's Session

Red Cross Chapters on Full Alert..  Ginny May Lash Cane Canaveral

Storm Ginny Perils Florida East Coast   Missile Center Batiens Down for Big Blow

Canaveral, Other Areas Post Watch   Weather Bureau Issues Warning; Remove Big Rockets From Pads

Drunken Farmer hills Ex-Viee President 1 Of Family. Himself John Garner Turns 95

New Evidence in Scandal Coming  Ward’s Girl Friend Has His Last Letter

Major Problems Still Confront Indiana Solons  Tax Conference Committee Plan

Last Inmates Leave Alcatraz:  “The Rock’ To Be Closed On June 30

Crambling “Rock” Is Being Closed.  Last 27 Inmates Leave Aleatraz

 Goldwater Silent  Politics Moratorium Lifted As Renewed Skirmishes Start

‘On Republican Ticket ‘Gov. Scranton Considers Presidential Nomination

Seranton Draws More Attention   May Be Choice Of Eastern  Derr ay Lee

Political Moratorium At An End   Scranton Emerges As Likely Choice Of Pennsylvanians

Scranton Man GOPs in East  Seem Backing  Political Moratorium Ends as Mourning for  JFK Officially Over

SKIRMISHING RENEWED _— Moratorium On Politics Ends With Bang; Scranton Bid Seen

‘Thrilled To Death’ Youth’s Love Of Flying  Costs His Life In fd,

 Killed on his first solo flight Boy, 17, thrilled to death with flying

SHEPPARD STYMIED AGAIN  Court Refuses to OK Lie Test for Dr. Sam

At time of Cuban crisis  Army plans to keep Haines cutoff open told by Eqan

Ben Bella Seeks End To Revolt  Algerian Sends Out   Algerian Sends Ou Cautious Feelers For Peace Talks

County Commission In Regular Session ey mmission in Regular Session  Dallas Daily’ s Contraet Is Extended Three Years

“eh e * County Commission In Regular Session  Dallas Daily’s Contract Is Extended Three Years

Ike Ignored Critics Of His Golfing Relaxatior   ‘NEED RELAXATION

Officers May Take Sample Of Fluids   Only Doctors Qualified To Draw Blood

Hultman: Cops Can Take Body Fluids   Rules on New Implied Consent Law

Subcommittee Head Says ‘Willful Men in Canada Set Newsprint Price

Man Held For Threat To Johnson   Weatherington  Said President ‘Had To Die’

Man Held in Washington   Vian meld in washington  Threatens President

Threat to LBJ Leads to Arrest  Seeret Service Seizes Man  at Hamme in Wachtnactinn

 Marlow Report  Russian, Chinese Intentions Alike; Nikita’s ‘Sophistication’ Disputed

Legislature Passes Fair Housing Bil   Bans Discriminatior in Most Types of Units in the State

National Income At Record High, 1962 Data Shows  Corporate Earnings at Unequalled $51.5 Billion; Before-Tax  Income lumne CF Rillian

National Income ls Boosted By Record Profits  Cmmerce Dept. Releases Report For Last Year

Senate Passes Sales Tax Hike   Tax Bills Designed To Offset) Defiert

U. S. to Get Big Sugar Shipment  Expect Drop In Prices; Big Buyers to Lose

Sugar Price Probes Set   Ag Department Claim Supply Is Plentiful, Hits Speculators

Lowering Of Sugar  Cost Seen   Agriculture Dept. Says Speculative ‘Bubble’ To Burst

Goed Morning    _ SPECULATIVE BUBBLE WILL BURST Sugar Price Drop Forecast

Sugar Bubble May Soon Burst, Speculators Warned; Brokers Forecast Price Declines

High-Price Buyers May Be Hurt— . “Speculative Bisbble” In Sugar Seen Bursting

Probe Slated Into Soaring Sugar Prices  Ag Department Says Speculative

Sugar Bubble Mav Burst, USDA Warns   Concern Prompts Congress To Plan Studies Of Picture

Supplies Of Sugar ‘Plentiful  cy’ pay   Congress Sets Two Inquiries

SUGAR SLIDE, BIG HOARDER LOSSES SEEN   Government Soys Gougers’ Bubble Will Burst Soon

Agency Holds Supplies Now Are Plentiful   ‘Speculative Bubble’ May Burst as Market Stability Is Restored

Sugar Prices Bring Warning Hoarders May Find  Themselves Losers  When Prices Drop

 Large Deliveries Due  USDA Predicts End to Sugar Jump Under Supply Pressure

Today’s Index      Price Still Going Up—But-~ Ses Bubble May Burst Soon, And Hoarders Could Get Stuck

Urges Negroes tc Elect Officials  Leader Out of Jail Short Time Speaks

Weather   BARRY’S ‘CHANCES DIMMER  Goldwater Blasts LBJ On ‘Politics’

Political Fight Reopens iGoldwater-Raps LBJ for Aid Bill Pressure

rlaying Folitics With Gnristmas, Giaim  “Arm-Twisting Of Congress Charged To LBJ By Goldwater   U. S. Issues Licenses For Soviet Wheat Sale

Dock Strike End Appear To Be Sure   New Orleans Agrees To Terms; Union Approval Fenectad

Record Dock Walkout Very Close to End  First of Idle Ships On East, Gulf Coasts

U.5. Envoy May Delay  Refurn Home  OAS Mission Doubts Safety Of Refugees

U.S. to Withdraw 3500 Airmen From Japan Duty  2000 Dependents Servicemen A  Involved in Move

Realignment in Far East i ch a  A.F. to Pull 3,500 From Japan Area

SLASH MEANS COMMANDERS TURNED 09 WN   Plans For Reduction Told By McNamara At Johnson City   CHIEFS OF STAFF ASKED FOR MORE

AF To Pull 3,500 Men Out of Japar  Realignment .   Realignment Of Far East Air Power Planned

3,500 Troops Said Involved In U.S. Move   5th Air Force Bombardment Wing To Be Deactivated

U.S. to Cut Air Force in Japan by 3,500 Men   New Airplanes, Tactics Drop Need for Permanent Units Overseas

Asks Rejection of ‘Last Minute’ Appointments  Battle Looms tor New Governor of Minnesota

Democrat Takes Over Today As New Minnesota. Governor   Redistricting Is Studied

Karl Rolvaag  New Governor Of Minnesota   Elmer Andersen Concedes Loss

Andersen Concedes, Rolvaag In  Minnesota Finally Has New Governor

Rolvaag Jakes Helm; Will Seek Key Job Ousters  Democrat Wants To Fire Choices By Andersen

Office Taken By Democrat In Minnesota  Rolvaag Becomes Governor After

Opens On Aug. 22 Board Outlines Program  For County's 118th Fair

lorpedoed Ship Tale  Discounted   Red Crew Says Ship Hit 3 Times

~ Japanese Maritime Officials Skenfical Of Chinese Freighter Torpedo Story’

3 U.S. Judges Consider Redistricting in lowa   Would Prefer Reapportionment By Legislature

ALABAMA U.OUT, THEN IN   Negro Leader Is Shot to Death  In Driveway of Jackson Home

2 Negroes Enroll At Alabama U.  Gov. Wallace Backs Down In Integration Showdown

President Federalizes National Guard  Two Negro Students Gain Admission To Alabama U.

Segregation Wall Cracked At Alabama  Governor Wallace Yields To Federal  fedor: Nanraac Enrol

Alabama U. Race Bars Fall   2 Negros Enrolled As Gov. Wallace Yields to Guard

Santa Feans Grab Prize  Thousands Jam Duke City Streets To Watch Parade

Still Opposes State Income Tax  Rhodes Dodges Questions At First News Conference

Rhodes repeats stand Opposing income tax   ‘Related article, pare 5

SECOND UTAH MINE DISASTER IN 4 MONTHS  KILLED IN UTAH MINE RIACT  By DUSTON HARVEY Te tines  Sie se CC nk .

Welsh Issues Bipartisan Plea To Legislators:   “State Of The State’’ Message Heard At General Assembly Session Today

Welsh Appeals For Giant Economic Booster Strides   Curricular Check: [I  Survey Of Jeff Grads Planned This Spring   mformation Sought

Vast Rescue Effort Pressed In Skopje   More Than 100,000 Lack Shelter; ‘Many Thousand’? Estimated Killed

Dan’‘l Boone: Local Yokel Or Big Hero’  Historians Debate Merits of Famed  0? a watesatincs Caomach

Others Verena nim  Daniel Boone Called Bumbling Backwoodsman By Historian

_ Lively Debate Under Way Whether Daniel Boone Real Hero Or Bumbling Backwoodsman

Inside Today   Daniel Boone Called Bumbling Backwoodsman Without Talent

Was Daniel Boone A Pioneer Hero Or  Just A Blundering Backwoods Bum?

BUMBLING OAF OR REAL TALENT? Dan’l Boone Latest To Come Under Scrutiny Of Deflators

A Blunderer, A Clod, A- Dupe . Image Of Daniel Boone — Crushed By Historian

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Soviet Defector Named  Laborites Plan New Attack On Maemillan’s Government

‘Was A Sickening Sight’ Construction Workers Drag  "At Least’ 15 From Wreck

Declared Unwelcome in Russia hc cc Secale  Reds Accuse 5 American Diplomats Of Spying; 5 Britons Also Named

Soviets . Make Spying Char ‘oes  Five Americans,  British Diplomats Are Named

Ten Accused Of Spying On Soviets   Five Americans, Five Britons Termed Luwelcome

Reds Ban Ten West Diplomats  Britons, Americans   Britons, Americans Accused Of Spying By Soviet Union

Americans and Britons Called Spies by Reds   Only One of 10 Still in Moscow

Diplomats Ousted soesieaenieneniennnentonnimminmnemsinnenienteetememiaciniibiahibenmteninn inaemmeatens ae temtiienanaat  Reds Aceuse 5 Americans Of Spyine

Soviets Oust U.S., British  Diplomats  All But One of 10 Accused of Spying Have Left Russia

Most Already Gone American, British Diplomats Ordered Out of Soviet Union

Let's — Think It - Over   oN Wises   Reds Accuse 5 Americans,  5 MoreBritishOf Spying

Russia Expels Ten Diplomats  Group Is Accused of Espionage Activities

10 WESTERN DIPLOMATS GIVEN BOOT   American, British Officials Accused In Soviet Protest

Link Envoys With 2 Men Found Guilty   All Except One Already Gone From Country

Five Yanks, Five Britons Charged  Russia Bans Envoys Linked to Spy Trial

Moscow:      Soviet Says Ten Are Not  “Welcome”  Five American, 5 Deoverel, Tite] nen nen   Five American, 5 British Diplomats Accused of Spying

Soviets Charge U. S. And British Envoys With Spying And Order. Them To Quit Russic

In Birmingham   Soviet Bans 10 U.S., British Diplomatic Officials As Spies

FIVE AMERICAN DIPLOMATS TO LEAVE RUSSIA  ACCUSED WITH   ACCUSED WITH FIVE BRITISH OF SPY ACTIVITIES

All asked to leave USSR © Soviets accuse British,  U.S. diplomats as spies

Diplomats Told To Leave Russi 4 Of 5 Americans  Charged As Spies Had Already Left

Americans are accused of espionage  Catia? Tlasan   Soviet Union  says diplomats are unwelcome

Spending Cut Pledge Asked By Conaress   Remap Appeal  Court Delays Williams’ Bid

Congress Wants Spending Curbs With Tax Slash   To Urge Kennedy To Use Restraint

Congress Yo Urge Cut In Spending  On Matter If Tax Slash Is Okayed

Limitation On Spending Tax Cut Tag   Spending Curbs Written Into Bill Before Congress

Group Requests Promise by JFK Of Deficit Slash  Early Vote Due; Proposal Facing Senate Battle

WHERE TO FIND IT   SPENDING RESTRAINT ADVISED Committee Votes Tax Cu

Congress Eyes. Curb on Future U.S. Spending   ‘Any Increased Revenue Expected to Be Used To Eliminate Deficits

if +QX VWurt rasses  Solons to Ask President For Spending Restraint

 Senate Delay Is Foreseen House Group Okays Cuts, Asks JFK To Trim Spendings

Sunny Skies Return To Kansas   Warmer Readings On Way After Skies Clear

SOUTHERN RAILWAY CASE Supreme Court Backs Rail Stand On Lower Grain Rates

Exile Affack     Cuba Puts Blame ( On U. 5. For Raid On Camp, Ship

Opposition to Commando Tactics I gnored ....  Cuba Blames U.S. for Raid on Sunday

Rhodes Boosts Budget, But Calls For No New Tax   For the text of Governor Rhodes’ State-of-the-State MesSage, see Page 3.

Budget Cut To ‘Bottom’ By Governor   Keeping Within Expected Income, Legislature Told

No New Taxe: Pledge Given  Legislature   Most Of Boost Goes To Schools And Universities

Brief Speech Calls For No  New Taxes   GOP Applauds Balanced Plan ‘Cut To Rock Battonr’; Spending Up $53 Million From 1962-63

Reveals 1962-63 Budget ri tte calle,  ‘No New Taxes,’ Rhodes Says In State Message

Don Stationed in Nepal       ‘62 Year of World Travel for Carier Family

3 Ex-College Students Are Accused of Causing ‘5,000 in Tire Damage

Children’s Pictures To Be Taken Free For Publication In Gorman Progress

PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN WILL BE TAKEN MAY 23   Pictures Will Appear In Register- Tribune At Later Date

Children’s Pictures to he Taken Free Nov. 5; will be Printed in The Leader

Children’s Pictures To Be Taken Free and Published In The Wayland News

Finances lop Agenda Solons Face Tuesday   Hope Resting In Close Ties With Governor

Making 17 knots today   Malapsina making up late start on maiden trip north

House Vote: To Repeal School Law   Goes to Senate   Goes to Senate Where Chances Are Uncertain

House Reverses School Law Vote:  Repeals 1961 Reorganization Law

Gaylord Nelson Has Suggestion For Freeman  Conference Schedulec   Conference Scheduled In Duluth for 2 Days

Nelson Offers Program for Norther Area  BDeamarnie flwan   Proposals Given Secretary Freeman For Discussion

Pope John, Italian Peasant’s Son Who Became Leader Of Catholic World, Was Man Full Of Surprises

Cooper Gefs Traditional Tape Parade  25 Elu de Polic Lines Bri efly To   25 Elude Police Lines Briefly To Shake Hero’s Hand

Residents Above Dam Warned  Before Disaster  Committee Named To Investigate  Paeethle Frrare

Madelia Soldier Jailed in Killing of 3, Wounding of 4 in Fairbanks

Criticism of Ship’s Crew, Denials Continue; 100 Survivors Refuse Passage Home via Sister Vessel

Inspection Can't Find Cause Of Mishap At Mine   Some Refuse To Sail Other Greek Ship

Dispute Delays Sailing   Some Survivors Of Cruise Disaster Refuse Trip

LAKONIA TRAGEDY  Controversy Still Rages Over Conduct Of Crew   CHRISTMAS IN THE NEWS  Santa Returns To North Pole

Captain Denies Crew Panicked  * x x * x * * * * * * * * * * * AT. , thnn cr. ..*.... ff VF F  e 7") 8«6Ff Tey cr offs   About 100 Survivors Of Lakonia Refuse To Sail

Fire Survivors Refuse to Board Greek Vesse   Vispute Over Crew's Performance Con: tinues; 42 Persons Still Missing.

LAKONIA CONTROVERSY CONTINUES Captain Denies Crew Panicked in Disaster

Vee ie ae RN ee BN beri ioealinar mm O8akk ms  Charges And Denials In Ship Disaster

Files to Limit Debate  Manstield Acts to Force Anti-Filibuster Showdowr

Three Teen-Age Boys Saved From Abandoned Mine  Crawl 2,000 Feet to Safety; All in Satisfactory Canditian

Lost Three Days, Lads Are Fine   Rescue Comes After Many Give Up Hope

Trio Reported In Good Shape; Lost Three Day:   Firecracker Top Clue in Search

Missing Since  Thursday   Hospitalized, But Conditions Thought Good

Firecracker Clue Leads to Miraculous  Rescue of 3 Teen-Agers From Coal Mine

MISSING SINCE THURSDAY  3 Youths Found Alive In Mine   FIRECRACKERS

Are Worn Out But in Good Shane   Lost, They Stayed in One Spot Awaiting Their Rescuers

Missing Teen-Agers Found   cae rae Ww  Two Youths Describe O} Ordeal

Missing Boys Found in Mine  Firecracker Leads Rescuers to Youths

Boys Rescued From Mine  After Three-Day Ordeal   All Three Appear In Good Condition

Three Youths Found Alive In Old Mine   Firecracker Leads Rescuers to Boys  Missing 48 Hours

Firecracker Leads Rescuers To Lost Youths   3 Boys Found Alive In Old Mine

Missing Boys Found in Mine  Firecracker Leads — Reccuere tar Yanthe

Worn, Dirty-But Alive  Firecracker Leads Rescuers to Boys  Lost in Mine Shaft

Three Taken To Hospital, Listed Good   Firecracker Found Int Mine Leads To ‘Peonunger      8° Rescue

Nautical But Nice   Firecracker Clue Leads to Miraculous  Rescue of 3 Teen-Agers Krom Coal Mine

Federal Court Refuses To Order Virginia County To Re-Onen Schools

Avery Reveals Plans fo Run For Governor  fC on wm wn. CUR   Congressman Ready To Give Up House  Tenure of Decade

Avery Reveals Plans to Run For Governor   Congressman Ready To Give Up House  Tenure of Decade

Chrysler Has Big Jump in  Earnings, Sales   First Quarter is Second Best in Firm’s History

BEFORE COLUMBUS  Scientists Locate Remains Of Viking Community In Newfoundland

BERLIN BLOCKADE IS ENDED  (Story In Column B Below}   Settlement Hints Viking Discovery of N. America   Pictures on Pages 1 and 4

Scientists Uncover Remains Of Viking  Abodes Near Newfoundland Village

Suit On 1078 Acres Here  'Slated Today In U.S. Court   East Beach Hearing Set For Today

LESS THAN STEEPLEJACKS  Astronauts Insured; at ‘Regular’ Premium:

Each One Gets $100,000 Astronaut Insurance Said Cheaper Than Some Types

First Graders Can Look Her in the Eye  Size Doesn't Bother Teacher

eaeaiaata alah ik Sabha dich ety edd Ah Cini hel hc a  Tiny teacher is only 4 feet tall

Pint-Size Teacher Popular   Four-Footer Wins Resnect Of Class, Faculty

She’s Just 4 Feet Tall...  First-Graders Look Teacher Right in Eye

‘I've Never Wished  Were Tall’ First Graders Can Look Tiny Teacher in Eyes.

She's Only 4 Feet Tall First Grade Pupils Look Teacher Squarely In Eves

JFK’s Plan Is Adopted   House Unit Takes Action; Total Cost Is $9 Billion

Provision Disallowing Gas, Tobacco, Liquor: State Taxes Included :

INCOME TAX CUT VOTED IN HOUSE   Leaders In GOP Doubt Final Action By Congress In ‘63

In House Ways And Means Committee  ‘Crucial Vote Near On Tax Cut

Cuts Would Average 20 Per Ceni   Treasury Would Lose $9.5 Billion; Corporate Pian to Be Reviewed

15 PER CENT AVERAGE Tax Cut Proposal Nears Crucial Committee Vote

Revised Proposal Unveiled   Would Average 1514% Reduction  For Taynovers

Proposals Revised to Same Goal  House Action Due  Early Next Month

Tax eut vote due in House   Most U.S. taxpayers would save 1514,%

Crucial Vote Near On Tax Cut Plan   Average Reduction Is 15.5 Per Cent

HOUSE GROUP MAY ACT TODAY   Bill Would Mean Average Cut Of 15.5 Per Cent  HOUSE   Expected To Take Up Legislation In September; Senate Later

Plan Worked Out By Treasury House Group Slates Vote On 15% Tax Cut Proposal

House Group May Act Today on Measure  Committee Vote lmminent  On JFK's Tax Cut Proposal

Proposed Bill to Cut Income Taxes Nearing Voteby House Committee

Income Tax Cut Okayed.   House Bill Cleared For Floor Debate.  n., Sai ee ge

Treasury Rates Proposal Finds Many in Favor   Ways and Means Decision Today?

Reaction In House Favorable   Reduction Even Larger Than President Asked

VERSION MEETS THE AIMS OF JFK PROGRAM   Reductions Would Apply  To Both individuals : And Corporations   WOULD MEAN MORE TAKE-HOME SALARY

House Group © Nears Vote On Tax Cut Plan   Proposal Will Cut Most Americans Income Tax About 154 Per Cent

Step Toward Early House  Consideration  JFK's Big Objective Of Tax Revision Plan Would Begin Jan. 

15.5 P.C. Cut Proposed for Most Payers  First of Slash Would Apply Next Jon. 7

$10.6 Billion in Reductions Ways and Means Set for Crucial Vote on Income Tax Cut Proposal

HOUSE BODY DUE 10 VOTE ON TAX CUTS   Treasury's Chief Unveils Proposed $10.3 Billion Aid

House Group Votes Tax Cuts For Everybody  Reductions Would Average 971) Par Cant}   Reductions Would Average 20 Per Cent at Cost to U.S. of $9.5 Billion.

House Committee Vote Is Near On $10 Billion Tax Cut Pushed By Kennedy

Key Vote Nears On Tax Cut   House Committee Ponders Slash For Individuals

T reasury  Plan May Be Voted   Tremized Reductions Will Remain Same

Income Tax Slash Faces Major Test  Cammittee in Bouse   Committee in House Schedules Vote on 151, Per Cent Cut

Temperature Chart   Kennedy Proposals Would Become Effective Jan. , Cost Treasury $9 Billion

Tax Cut Proposal Vote Near   House Panel Decision As Crucial Test

Part Would Be Effective Next Jan. 1   Reduction Would Average 15!2% For Most Americans

Rate Slash Averages 10 Per Cent   Congressmen   Congressmen To Vote Later On Corporate Levies

»T ax Proposal Approaches Crucial Vote   Plan Would Slast Income Revenue By 15 Per Cent   5 PER CENT FLOOR

Where To Find  Proposed Tax Cut Reaches Votes in Committee Today

Reduction lo Average 20 Per Cent   Plan Would Start Next Year, Cost U.S. $9.5 Billion

Agreement Expected on Rate Plan  Ways and Means   Ways and Means Group to Decide Reduction Proposal

AMERICANS MIGHT SAVE 152 PER CENT   Proposed Reductions Would Favor Highest And Lowest On Income Scale.

Average taxes down House Ways, Means group votes on proposed tax cut

Vote May Come Today House Group Ponders Tax Cul      Anolher Story On Pr. &

Time To Grab Initiative  German Says U. S.   German Says U. S. Can Take It From Reds On AIl Issues

American Troops, ROK Hunt Down, Exterminate Four Chinese Ambushers

BAD WEATHER PLAGUES COASTS  Household Fruit, Vegetable Budgets Are Taking Beating

Vegetables, Fruits Go Out Of Sight   Orange Prices Are Up As Much As 100 Per Cent

No Relief In Sight Bad Weather Hikes Price Of Fruits, Vegetables

Weather To Hike Produce Prices  * x kek * * * * x * x * x * x   - Freezes In South To Hit Housewives’ Pocketbooks

Orange Prices Are Doubled . Fresh Food Budgets ‘Take Beating From Severe Cold

WHERE TO FIND IT   NO RELIEF UNTIL NEW CROPS ARE GROWN  Cold. Strike Squeeze Citrus Prices

Household Fruit And Vegetable Budgets Take Beating Because Of Weather

Vegetable and Fruif Prices Rise Sharply  Widespread Cold Weather and Dock

Resentment Among Northerners  Setback Conceded In Negro Campaign

More Time Asked to Gather Data On States Oil Conservation Policies

Island Country May Go Broke   U.S. and Others Must Accept Regime, Claim

 Appeal for Acceptance ‘Dominican Leaders Predict ‘Bankruptcy Without U.S. Aid

Predict Bankruptcy, Uprisings  Dominican Republic Chiefs Stress Need Of Recognition

INGCW ROQUNS Viol FIUVS Wed, DUCATI  Dominican Future Rests on Yank Aid

Raise Scare Of Communism  Dominican Leaders See Ruin Without Recognition, Money

Bankrupt Dominican Republic Feared Unless U.S. Recognizes Regime That Ousted Bosch

Dominicans Face Bankruptcy If Aid Not Restored   Without Aid, New Government Will Topple

Early Economic Collapse Seen For Dominican   Regime’s Leaders Urge Acceptance

commends U.S. action  Kennedy calls civil rights a grueling test

 Senate Advances Land Transfer Bill  House Kills Primary Election Change

Day's Debris Fills 5 Railroad Cars  '400 Sweep Up Litter at Fair

Common Market Shows New Signs of Life; U.S. Frozen Chicken Gets Cold Shoulder

Two from Sitka at hearing HB90 providing for setting up boroughs discussed

STATE STUNG BY WINTER'S WORST COLD    Snowfall Ranges From Inch In South To 8 Inches In North; Bitter Chill To Linger.

TO HALT ‘RED THREATS’ JFK Pledges Full U.S. Support To Venezuela

Kennedy Pledges Venezuela Support   Betancourt Assured Of U.S. Backing Aaainst International Communist Force

NO ADMIT TANC - EXCEPT TO. AUTHORIZED PERSON   Amherst Boy Found After Night Search

BEES SNQUCCLE rt  Mansfield Asks for Probe of Rocketing Prices for Sugar

Veat th tou Loh _Ulimbs to 605  2 Japanese Disasters Fire Political Fuse

TRAGEDY BECOMES POLITICAL ISSUE     ae tear en AR ne aN oR SN Het  Dual Disaster Death Toll ln Jagan Soars to 614

State Prison Labor Camp Visit Set Hughes Also Plans To Fish in NE lowa

Ohio River Crest Threat Holds; Drinking Water Hit   Death, Destruction Rule In Wake Of Iey Floods

~ Rains Leave Strange Sights in Area      Center-of-Attention Today —              Ohio River toCrest ee

Birmingham Truce Off; City Quiet   Arrest Of Leaders Angers Negroes But No Action Is Taken

To Dualize Station  MoPac Plans Kindle Fire Of Protest Here, Hermann

Missouri Pacific Move New Haven, Hermann Oppose Part-Time Aaent Proposal

ARMORY DOORS OPEN TO RECRUITS -  Guard Muster Day Open House Sunday

House Approves Feed Grain Bill On Close Vote   Big-City Democrats Help President Chalk Up Big Legis lative Victory.

Rain   Jacobus Surprise Candidate Kane Lawyer Joins  County Judge Race

DISMISS GEHLEN CLASSES MONDAY AND TUESDAY FOR TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE

MRS. ROBERT LAUTERS’. CAR FLIPPED IN DITCH  Tar PAI TMF (ULIGSOC RI PAT

Navy Secretary Defends Choice Of TFX Desian   Says Pentagon Has Not Settled For Inferior Plane

Korth Denies TFX Will be Inferior, Costlier Warplane   Navy Secretary’s Testimony in Conflict With Service Witnesses

Denies TFX Design Is Inferior One  Navv Secretarv   Navy Secretary Testifies Before Senate Panel

Korth Denies TFX Choice Was Inferior  Testimony Before Probers Conflicts With Military Men

Korth Denies Pentagon Has Settled For Inferior, Costher TFX Plane

Navy Secretary Denies Inferior TFX Accepted   Korth Says GD Version Faster

Navy Seoretary Denies Settling For Cheap Plan  ontande Csener4   Contends General Dynamics Version Is Still The Best

INAVY CHIEF IS HEARD IBY PROBERS   Firmly Insists Selected Design Much Superior

Navy's Secretary Denies Charges  Testimony Conflicts With Other Witnesses

TELLS SENATE BEST DESIGN SELECTED   Navy Secy. First Pentagor Official To Testify  SAYS DYNAMICS   Craft Faster, More Maneuverable Than Plane Designed By Boeing

Korth Backs Pentagon in  TFX Action  His Views Conflict With Testimony of Other Witnesses

Korth Faces Senate Quiz  On Warplane   First Witness In Contract Dispute Denies Favoritism

Korth Insists — New Warplane Not Inferior    In Conflict With Report Of Military

120,000 Walk for Freedom Sunday. No Disturbance  Detroit Has Biqqest   Detroit Has Biggest Turnout Since 1932

Russia’s Boycott Of U.N: Finances Assailed By U.S. Delegate Plimpton

Adenauer Backs U.S. Leadership   DeGaulle Sternly Reminded But Not Directly Criticized

Adenauer Urges ECM  For Britain   Takes Issuc With Old Friend Gen. DeGaulle

ASSEMBLY PASSES FUND SUPPLEMENT  Republican Split Gives Brown Lift;   Republican Split Gives Brown Lift; Senate May Balk At Added Revenue

Sheriff Lashes Commissioners About Budget   Pay Raise Issue Brings a Reply By County Board

Sheriff Lashes Commissioners About Budget  Pay Raise Issue   Pay Raise Issue Brings a Reply By County Board

Rundown On Assembly  Legis! ators Unpack Bags  For Delayed Adjournment

Civil Rights — Picketing In. North Mostly   Jackie Robinson Is  Among Bearers Of.

LONG SOl G HT  Rete rene RARER  Red Dean of Canterbury Tenders His Resignation

Four Dionne Quints Say Childhood Was Unhanppvand Blame Their Parents

Parents Imbued Them With Guilt rr ernie mene,  Childhood Was Miserable,  Surviving Dionne Ouints Say

CALLED BLACK MONKEYS  ee  Students, Cured of Communism, Commence Mass Exodus from Bulgaria   By HANS BENEDICT

National Championship Fans  Dogs And Billy Clubs  Disperse Drag Racers

No purely national defense exists  Erhard pledges W. German aid toNATO

Editorial Hours«   Gov. Scranton Prepares To Go On Air With Fiscal Report  GOP Will Seek Tax Harmonv

GOP to Caucus On Scranton's Tax Hike Plan   Three Other Proposal: Also to Be Reviewed by House Republi.  cans.

fo Alear Governor  House Republicans Will Strive fo Unife Caucus Over Scranton Tax Setup

Wednesday Night: State’s Fiscal Condition Will Be Told By Scranton

Thoughts for New Year’s Day — ‘What Time Is It?’ Is a Cosmic Question

Council’s Future  Doubttul   Miro’s Blast May Unite Exile Units (See Page 4)

-UBAN EXILE CHIEF RESIGNS  Administration Charged With “‘Liquidating Fight”

Issues ‘W hite Paper’, Leaves For Costa Rica  Miro Resigns As Cuban Chief, But Vows To Continue Fighting

Revolution Unit  Leader Resigns With New Blast   Miro-Cardona Claims Kennedy Ignores Pledge

‘Looked Right Into Guns’ — Captain of Ship Describes Sneak Strafing Off Cuba

On Food   On Gasoline   WE WERE LUCKY’ Captain Describes Strafing by Cuba

Captain Describes Strafing Of Ship Off Cuba  ‘Looked Right Into Their Guns

'We Looked Right into Thei :  Ship Captain Reveal Details of Cuban Strafing  iy Guns

Officer Tell Of Attack Near Cuba  Shin's Canta   Ship's Captain Gives Details Of Strafing At Sea

Master of Ore Carrier Describes Strating Of His Vessel by Warplanes Off Cuban Coast

Just plain lucKy  Captain describes attack of ship by Cuban aircraft

Captain Tells Of Attack on Ship Off Cuba   Vessel Has Bullet Holes in Side, Others Along Deck

‘We Looked Right Into Their Guns’ Ship Captain Tells Of Attack Off Cuba

County contracts work on two roads, bridges   Approve bathhouse project

County contracts work on two roads, bridges   Two vears work   9 years  Approve bathhouse project

Jury Deliberates Estes’ Fate Today, Asks For Copy Of Censored Letter

Constitutional Revision  Some See Conivention Others Amendment As Solution: To Revision

Constitutional Revision —  ‘Yes’ Referendum Vote Will Empower Gov. To Act On Convention

Park Money Iry Delayed   By Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers Correspondent

Budget Cut ‘Blackmail,’ Says Brown  Governor Raps Republican Onppesition

But He Hints at Compromise on Reich Issue   v0 Pledge by U.S. on Cuba, Page 3

Living Cost’ Inches Up to Record High   Take Home Pay of Factory Worker Shows Slight Drop

Tshombe Seen Preparing To Resume Fight   Sabotage Threats Stir Fear Strife Could Erupt Soon

Will Demand TshombeGive Up Kolwezi  U.N. Preparing To Dispatch A Special Emiscary

U.N. Set To Crack Down On Tshombe   Surrender Or Face Attack Is Ultimatum

‘In face of U. N. troops attack   U.N. will demand Tshombe surrender

UN Will Demand Tshombe Give Up Last Stronghold  Warning Given Not To Blow Up Plants

U.N. to Call  On Tshombe  To Surrender Give Up Strongholc  fr... TT... Awe. i.

U.N. To Call On Tshombe To Surrender  Katanga President Believed Rallving For Final Stand

Tshombe Surrender  Order Set   U.N. Emissa ry W ill Deliver Final Ultimatum

Stronghold Faces Attack  U.N. To Send Special Aide To Seek Tshombe Surrender

U.S. Force Demands Tshombe Surrender   Threatens Criminal Action Acainst Him.

To Demand Stronghold Surrender-— US To Send Tshombe  Emissary To Kolwezi

To Surrender or Face Attack  Ultimatum To Be Given To Tshombe By U.N.

~READY TO ATTACK KOLWEZIU.N. Warns Tshombe:  ‘Surrender Or Else’

Demands Tshombe Surrender Kolwezi   United Nations Warns Unless Tshombe Surrenders Stronghold He Will Face Attack; May Also Be Facing Trial

UN Demands Kolwezi be Surrendered  Raliave Tchambkc   Believe Tshombe Rallying Forces for Last Stand

UN TO DEMAND TSHOMBE QUIT   Katanga President Be. lieved Rallying Forces for Last-Ditch Stand

Charleston  Bonds Total $690,000   Negroes Plan Appeal to Court For Reduction

Mayor Barr Leads Civil Rights March   Will Margaret Chase Smith Be Pioneer? . . .  Woman President Inevitable

Rockefeller to Propose ~ Periodic Eyesight Tests As Highway Safety Plan

Staebler On Science Committee   Congressman Draws His Assignment

Southern Governors. Conference To Open   Barnett, Wallace Seek South Support For 1964 Independent Elector Proposal

Faubus Says He Might Vote GOP In Presidential Election Next Year

Soviet Purchase Of American  ‘Wheat Strong Propaganda Tool   Kennedy to decide wheat iss . Pape +A,

Walkout Blocked On Albuquerque, Chicago Segment   Trainmen Union Curbed by Order Until Next Monday

Gen. Taylor Says Chiefs For Treaty   They Favor It Despite Its ‘Disadvantages,’ Chairman Says

Taylor Says JCS Approve Treaty  Admits ‘Military Disadvantage In Nuclear Test Ban Aqreemen}

Underground Shots Needed   Gen, Taylor Outlines Views To Probers

Gen. Taylor Says Forces Okay Limited Ban Treaty   Source Says Nikita Won't ‘Use’ Debate

AEC Chairman, General Taylor Support Treaty   Note of Warning In Chief's Report

Military Sees Few Handicaps Under New Pact  AEC Head Says Missile Defense ~ Work To Go On ~

Even though military disadvantages  Military leaders approve limited test han treaty

AEC CHIEF ENDORSES NEW CURBS   Dr. Teller One Witness Who  Omnneac Traaty

But Joint Chiefs Okay Ratification   Warns U.S. Must Conduct Vigorous Underground Tests

Joint Chiefs Back Vigorous Program Of Underground Experiments   Military OKs Partial Test Ban

REC chiet gives support to the treaty   Joint Chief of Staffs’ views related by Taylor

22. Items Listed In Call   Porter Approves Call Agenda   Waste In Foreign A id Program Latest Target  L.B.J. KEEPS UP PRESSURE FOR GOVERNMENT ECONOMY

\Medical Association warns against direct viewing of eclipse of sun

Serious Eye Damage Warning Issued For-Saturday's Eclipse of the Sun

Priests Call for Revision   Council Liberals Send Language Document Back for More Change

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Loyalist Units Ready in Case Others Attack   Marine Corps’ Size Cut in Conditions  To End Hostilities

Loyalist Forces Stand Ready  Chief of Argentine Rebels Surrenders to Government

Argentine Rebellion Appears At An End   Last Holdout Bastion Surrendered By Commander: Other Leaders Not Located

REBEL CHIEF SURRENDERS IN ARGENTINA   Loyalist Army Forces Ready To Attack To End Revolt   RESTRICTION MADE ON MARINE CORPS

IN FOURDAY-OLD REVOLT  Leader Of Argentine Rebels Surrenders Last Stronghold

Vatican To Make Gesture   Pope to Send Envoys To Orthodox Jubilee

iAn Im portant Decision  Pope Paul Will Send Envoys To Russian Church Ceremony

Mid-Cities Home Call CR4-8241 For Carrier Delivery   Airport Reps To Ask Hearings Before CAB

Presbyterians Air Race Issue  Report Calls For All Institutions To Lower Barrier:

PASSAGE TO CUT PATH TO ADJOURNING   Sets New Record For Financing  Two-Year Period

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e@   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Light Turnout Of State Voters Seen Tuesday   Doctors, Civic Leaders Pushing for Approval . Of Huge Bond Issue

rnett Seeks smissal Charges   imself, Johnson  laim Acts Of acked By Law

Ask for Dropping of Contempt Charges   Sery Two Mississippi Officials Upheld Law.

Sales Book Firm To Appeal — = Supreme Court Ruling In Lisbon Case Sought

Further Court Actions Loom : Dr. Ward’s Suicide : Doesn’t End Seanda?

Girls Admit They Fibbed Under Oath   Many Feel Osteopath Scapeqoat

Call Girls Face Date  In London  Public Sympathy Grows for Doc ‘tor  —-_ -_ 2 Oem eo oo, in a. tin

More Court Action Seen  in Ward Case   Call Girls! > Admit Lying

More Security, Sex Trials Seen  Ward Case Stirs  lLawvers. Lawmakers

WITNESSES ADMIT LYING UNDER OATH  More Court Action in Ward Case

Reach Terms To End Strike In Cleveland  Members of Last Holdout Union Will Vote Friday

leveland’s  ews Tieup earing End Agreement Reached  With Laat in Group  ger O1..2..... F..:...1... J

RESEA REPORTS NEW CANCER STUDY   Claims Many American: Could Have Virus ln Form Of “Cold”   HAS NO EFFECT ON HUMANS, HOWEVER

New Evidence Leads Scientists to Suspect Viruses as Possible Cause of Human Cancer

Cancer Soctety Seminar Report Human Viruses Proved To Produce  Cancers In Three Types Of Animals

Patrick Kennedy’s Affliction Hyaline MembraneDisease Smothers Babies’ Lungs

‘Behold,  Bring You Good Tidings...’   And A Baby Born In A Manger Became A King

Wow! That's Me   It's Politicking Time   Though Election Far Awa

310 Children Enroll In First Week Of ‘Summer Reading Club-Story Hours Set

Stay Despite Tshombe Trip Seeking ‘Peace;' Some Envoys Told To Leave

Peace Move By Tshombe In Katanga   Makes Pilgrimuge And Is Cheered By His People

Tshombe Makes Peace Pilgrimage In South Katange   Appears to Take Step to Meet Demands of UN

Release is Big Surp  Freed rom Arrest, Tshombe Makes Peace Pilarimage Into S. Katanga

‘Appears Taking Step For Unity   Makes Pilgrimage For Peace Into southern Kota

Goes Ahead Of Column Opening Way.   Tells Troops Not Te _ Resist Advance Of  TA! O.-22 DB.bhind

TSHOMBE ASKS SUPPORTERS TO BACK U, N   Katangan President Makes Pilgrimage After Release

Emotional Irish Visit Comes to End   President Sees Grave Of Sister; English Receotion Is Next

President, Macmillan To Confer   -Lea ves Ireland Amid Cheers Of ‘Cousin Jack’

To Visit Grave of Dead Sister _  Kennedy Ends Visit to ireland; Flies To Enaland For Chats With Macmillan

Kennedy Goes To England for Crucial Talks   President Ends ThreeDay Visit to Ireland With Emotion. Packed Farewell.

Kennedy Leaves Ireland, Goes to Meet Macmillan; Visits Grave of Sister

Eleventh-Hour Stay By Supreme Court Justice Halts Execution Of Three Men

in California  » ‘Not Kidding Me?’ ’ Asks Death Plotter ~~ At ‘Last’ Breakfast

Nikita Invites Mao to Moscow To Discuss Split  o—_ em oe aoe ae fo fo > =-— ww ues 2.

 Invitation to Red China Leader Serious Differences Reported Between Soviet, Yugoslavia

Khrushchev Admits To Differences   Yugoslavia To Be Criticized, Letter To Mao Promises

Stevenson Raps Aid Appropriations Cut   Johnson Declares Proposed Reductions Would ‘Straightiacket’ Foreian Policy

GAZETTE INDEX:   Skiers Defy Typhoid Risk.... Tourists Dance, Sing At Resort

They had to TALK End of months-long newspaper ‘strike solves N. Y. subway-ites dilemma’

) Train Unions Strike Against Fla. East Coas!   Walkout First by Operating Person. nel Since Court ‘Featherbed’ Ruling

Florida East Coast Line Is Hit Hard 2 Rail O perating Unions On Strike

Senate Gets Proposal for Budget Cuts   Banking Chairman Would Slash $6 Billion

Rebertzon Spells Out Proposal For €4 Rikleam Cart Im Kennedy’: Bedaet

38 Men: In a Steam Explositn’ Of Blast Furnace:   Blow Happeria Ammtd. 100 Wotlmen; Five Rast ian & eaetial.

Friend John Didn’t Have to Wait for the Hereafter to Be Rewarded for Good Wor!

Shrugs Off Warning Of Russia   Note To Cuba Demands Prompt Explanation

PEKING BLAST AIMS AT BREAK WITH KREMLIN  RUSSIANS DISPLAY  PATIENCE GALLING TO KHRUSHCHEV

a Displaying Patience —  Red China Tries to Force  Soviet Union to Break Ties

Soviets Use Patience  InRed China Dealings   (AN AP. NEWS ANALYSIS)

Kremlin Is Being Patient in Face Of Peiping’s Propaganda Attacks

Soviet-Baiting Tactics By Red Chinese Aimec At Breaking Party Ties  Russians Displaying a Patience That Must be Galling to Nikita

Reds Want Kremlin To Break Relations?   Analvsis Background Of The News

Moscow Not Taking The Bait Soviet-Baiting Campaign Launched By Red Chinese

Snipes At GOP's Dirksen Too  Dem. Senator Dodd Turns On Colleague Mansfield, Blames Him For The ‘‘Dribbling Pace’

Mansfield Hit  Democrat Blames Senate Foot-Dragging on Leader; Held Too Complacent, Soff

Congress Observers Spread the Blame By WILLIAM THEIS  Timtisoand Drace Umtianeenilnawnt

Legislative Slowdown ‘Senate Squabble Points Uy  /Frustration on Capitol Hill

SOUL-SEARCHING ORATORY BLOSSOMS  Senate's Dribbling Pace Decried

‘Easy-Going’ Mike Turns Other Cheek .  Mansfield in Center of Senate Oratory

Delegation Retires To lts Embassy   Tone Used Like That Usually Used Against Western Nationals

‘They Called Him “John The Good,” ‘And He Was Of The Plain People

Men Work To Enlarge Small Hole   Three Men Underground Since Last Tnesdar

in New York City Taxi Driver Told to Keep Change From $1,000 Bill

Powers Replaced U.S. Astronauts will Ger New, Softer Voice Sept. 

10-week vacation every 5 years  Aluminum industry agree on contract extension

REPORT MAKES FLORA WORST FOR THAT AREA   South Atlantic Storm Also Killed 5,000  Across Haiti   LATE DETAILS TELL OF BIG FARM LOSS

Castro Places Cuban Death Toll At 1,000   Says Damage Cost Millions Of Pesos; Indicates Loss Survey Not Complete

‘Thousands Of Houses Destroyed   Tremendous Loss in Cattle And Acriculture

Toll Reaches 6,000 Dead, 1,000 Cubans   Castro Says Island Pounded Five Days By Wind and Flood:

Storm Most Deadly Born In. Atlantic   Material Losses Heavy, Cuba Told By Bearded Leader

Cuban Storm Death Totals Exceed 1,000   Exiled Leaders Exulting Over Eeonemiec Lass

MEDAL OF HONOR WINNER DETAINED  Army Ponders Charge of Desertion

Johnson Sees Busy Days Cabinet Members Told  To Join Economy Drive

Tells Cabinet, Pentagon To Hold Down Spending  Johnson Continues To Emphasize Economy

President Orders Cabinet To Help Reduce Spending   Wheat Bill Hits Snag

Functioning . Is Smooth, Says Spacer   Astronaut Takes Out 8 Hours For Rest In _ Midst Of Long Ride

Everything Going Well In Faith 7   To Come Down At 7:23 Tonight  If on Schedule

‘Cooper Making 1 1th Orbit At 2 A. M., Monitors Hushed To Aid Siesta

Cooper Begins  Period of Rest On Ninth Tour  Astronaut and® ‘His Faith 7 In Good Shape .

Relaxed Astronaut Hopes To Reach 22-Orbit Goal   Europeans Hail F eat,  But TV View Is Flop

$13 Million Plan Bared   Teacher Salary Hikes Proposed   BILLS FILED. PAGE &   Uniform Summer Time Endorsec

Cranmer Enfers Not Guilty Plea  Centralia Resident Faces Murder Charge

Macmillan States His Position —   No Dominance, Among Allies, Is _ ‘Briton’s Viewpoint

Man Who Received Dead Man’s Kidney) /11 Months Ago, Has Near Normal Lite

Man Who Received Kidney Transplanted From Dead Man Still Alive, Doing Well

pao   [Maken From Dead Patient ‘Boston Man Survives Transplanted Kidney

Railroad ‘Featherbed" Laws Live Gn; Repeal Bill Dies   New Kidney Gives Men Aimost Normal Life

Operation 11 Months Ago —  Kidney From Dead Man ‘Keeps Accountant Alive

Invites Citizens To Come To Him ‘Whisth Their Prablome and Pranocaic

Ex-Law Dean At Harvard Guilty On Tax Charge   Sentencing to Be Aug. 30 in N.Y.C.,  For James Landis

Ey-Harvard Dean Admits Tax Guilt   Former JFK Aid James Landis Filed  Late for Five Years

income Tax Charges Landis Enters  Guilty Plea   Formerly Advisor  To Kennedy

JFK’s Assistant Once...  Ex-Harvard Dean Pleads Guilty to Tax Charges

Ex-Harvard  Dean Admits  Tax Charges Former Law Schoo!  Head Was Special ' Aid to Kennedy

Ex-Harvard Dean and Kennedy Aide Pleads Guilty to Income Tax Charge

Case Involves $310 000 Ex-Kennedy Aide Pleads Guilty To Tax Charges

‘Too Engrossed in Public Affairs’  Former Presidential Advisor Landis Indicted for Late Payment of Taxes

Ex-Law Dean At Harvard Guilty On Tax Charge  Sentencing to Be Aug. 30 in N.Y.C.

ACCUSED ON RETURNS FOR 1956 TO 1961   Former Harvard Dean And Assistant To President Kennedy Pleads   Guilty; Could Get Pri  eon. Fine.

Jim Landis Target of Tax Counts   Held Post at Harvard; Formerly Adviser To Kennedy

Judge guilty of tax charge Former Harvard  dean fails to file ‘imely’ returns

—Kennedy Adviser Neglects to File Returns—  Landis Pleads Guilty in Tax Case

Launcning postponed Satellites to check on  -nuclear tests delayed

ROCKY PUSHES HIS CAMPAIGN   Continues Fight for Nomination in Strategic NN

Rockefeller Pushes Campaign for N.H. Primary Win  Keeps Fast-Moving Pace   Keeps Fast-Moving Pace Despite Turn in Weather

Rockefeller Plugs Away in N. Hampshire  Governor Strives To Meet People,  Tiicance Tccuaa

‘Plunges Into Intensive CampaignGov. Rockefeller Goes All Out For N. H. Vote

Rockefeller Opens Vigorous Campaign InNew Hampshire   Says Goldwater te  Outside Mainstream Of American Lite,

By Mississippi Official  Kennedys Are Accused On Racial Conditions

Miss. Aide Attacks Kennedys  laaal Officer Save   Legal Officer Says Brothers Stir Up Racial Troubles

Freighter Seized By Communists On Brazil Course  U.S. Plane Sights Ship

Craft Seems On Course To Brazil   Plane Tries To Contact Ship By Blinker, Radio

Freighter Is Heading For Brazil   Venezuelan Ship Ie Sighted By U.S. Plane

No Signal fo Flashes From Navy Airship  Search Covers  750,000 Miles of High Seas

FREIGHTER IS STEERING FOR BRAZIL   J.S. Plane Finds Venezuelan Vessel Seized By Reds 180 Miles North of Dutch Guiana.

‘Despite Good Schools’ . State Study Of Education Produces Disquieting Facts

U. S. “Turncoats’ Where Are They?   By CHARLES WEST Associated Presse Staff Weiter

They Preferred Life In Red China ‘After A Decade, Turncoats Still Cannot Forge

Mt. Hope Speaks   Still In Red Chin  They Refused To Be Repatriated To U.S.

7UzS. Turncoats Still Behind Bamboe Curtain   Fort Pierce Turncoat  Reported To Be In Poland

President Kennedy's Mother To Get Degree President Of St. John’s University, N. Y. To Speak At St. Joseph Convocation @w

Syria Reports  Pro-Nasser Riot  Heavy Gunfire Heard As Army Enforces Curfew

‘eh lelsdighadeladada! “slabsteiaigl + Invasion Scare aves In Cyprus

Invasion Jitters Fade Across Troubled Cyprus   Tension Slacks Despite Buzzing By Jet Fighters

Sandys Will Lead Probe Of Fighting   Turkey Denies All; U.N, Hears Charge, Quits Without Action

Fears Lessen In Cyprus  Of Invasion   Jet Planes Again Buzz Nicosia, But Turkey Denies Warlike Moves

Cyprus Tension Lessens   Rumors Of Turkish Flotilla Approaching Island Prove False

Russians Visit Supermarket   Cyprus Tension Eases Despite Overhead Jets

Cyprus Jitters Wane Despite Plane Buzzing   Markings on Jets Clearly Turkish

Invasion Jitters Lessen On Cyprus Despite Flights By Turkish Planes

Hostility Is Eased In Cyprus  Attack Rumor   Attack Rumor  Proves False

Turkish jet planes again buzz Cyprus   Invasion jitters lessen despite latest incident

Cyprus Tension Is Down   ‘But Door Still Open To Peace’ Erhard Is Discouraged By Lack Of Red Cooperation

Invasion Scare In Cyprus Is Said Lessened   City Quieter Even Though Turkish Marked Jets Buzz

Hope Is Revived  For Settlement Of Tax Problem   Welsh, Ristine Meet With Committee; Plan Is Submitted To Four Caucuses

Debate Taxes Secretly   [one Harrington In Nain “Draft Goldwater’ Rele

Laos Efforts Feel China's Influence  Pathet Lao Parrots  Ideoloay -Of Peiping

Vic. Wehmeyer Cancer Chairman   Te Head 1963 Crusade Against Cancer in Warren County 17 Cancer Deaths in 63 in County

‘Disappointment Not Making Reds Quit  Soviets’ Trade-Aid Offensive Flops

. Captive Markets No Substitute Tracle No Aid For Reds For Competition, Soviets Find

Russia Still Puny Commercial Rival of U.S.  Soviet Trade-Aid Offensive  Disappointment to Kremlin

Soviet Aid Falls Short Of Success   TESS EVIPRESSED   FROV SCRATCH

Russia Falls Short In Aid-Trade Offensive   * Economic Disillusionment

In Today's Pape:   Moscow’s Confidence Dims LIME EE ATS  Aid Program Disappointing Kremlin

They Haven't ‘Buried’ West YetRubles—Promises Drive Disappointing To Soviet:

Concedes in Kremlin  Russian Trade Offensive Fails to Dominate Neutrals

‘Burying Nobody _ Jos  \Moscow Trade- And- Aid (Offensive Falling Flat.

Soviet Trade. Aid Program Disa ppoints   Puny Commercial Rival Seen In Reds By The US

‘Puny Commercial Rival’ of U.S. Russ Trade Offensive Disappoints Moscow

 Launched decade ago Russian trade-and-aid proves disappointment to Red camp

Pipe-Smoking Coed Is Worried About Parent’s Reaction To Her Stunt

Meningitis  under control  ' Medical officer - remembers boys hate to take pills

Lawmakers Hone Ayes for Budget  Awaiting $99 Billion Budget From Kennedy

Leaders Hone Axes to Make Budget Cuts   Kennedy Expected ‘To Submit Request For $99 Billion

Panel Leaders Hone Axes For Action  On $99-Billion Budget From Kennedy

Churchill's Daughter A Suicide   Had Been Active In Anti-Suicide Group Aiding Despairing

REPORT MAJOR MOVE IN RAl BULE DISPUTE   New York Times Say: President Beard. Gave Warning   MEDIATING GROUP MAY STOP TRYING

Thant Calls §. Viet Nam Chaotic Land   22 Senators Ask End To All Aid; Riots In Saigon

ArmyBlocks Guatemalan Communists   Army Takes Over Rule, Sends President Into Exile Though Approving

Washington Is Discreetly Mum  Anti-Red Strongman Will Rule Guatemala

Rule Seized By Minister Of Defense   Leftist’s Secret Return Apparently Touches Off Action

U.S. Faced with Another Latin Dictatorship  \‘Strongman’ Takes Over Guatemala

Coup Appears To Have Blocked Chance Of Red Election Victory In Guatemala

Junta Expels Ex-P resident  To Nicaragua  Coup Sparked By Areyalo’s Sneak Return

President Sent Into Exile In Apparent Move to Block Communist Victory at Polls

Commies facing setback   Congress dissolved, elections suspended

Military Chiefs Seize Power: Oust President  Feared Victory By Communists  Bam EE lain deo cae

Coup Is Bent On Crackdown Of Communists   Ydigoras Exiled To Nicaragua; New Leader Is Peralta

Anti-Castro Army Group Takes Over  No Cammant   No Comment From U.S. On Ouick Switch

Defense Chief Takes Power In Sunday Revolt   Says New Regime Won't Tolerate Any Type of Communism

Victory Blocked   Victory BiocKkea ee  Coup Called ‘Blow To Reds’

Coup Halts  Guatemala Commies   Hopes for Election Victory Blocked By Army Takeover

Successors Say Aim To Fight Reds  Y disor Flown Out To Nicaragua Exile

Coup in Guatemala Blocks Communist Takeover Affempt   Miltary Leader Says Reda Out: President Feela Army Is Right.

COUP BLOCKS ELECTION OF COMMUNIST   Peralta Takes Over, Exiles President Ydigoras; Elections Canceled Because Of  ~ Return Of Arevelo.

Military takeover kills election hopes: Ydigoras sent into exile

Move Aimed At Combating Communism   Military Leaders Want Crackdown On Subversives

Defense Minister Seizes Control Of Guatemala To Balk Red Election Victory   GOOD MOVEMENT

FUENTES SENT INTO EXILE IN SUNDAY COUP   Tanks Moving Through Capital But Public Reported Calm   DEFENSE MINISTER - GIVEN. TOP POWERS

Ydigoras Approves Guatemala Coup Apparently Blocks Red Takeover Bid

Guatemala Coup Blocks Election   Exiles Discouraged By Guerilla Report

Chance Of Red Election Victory Blocked  Military Siezes Power In Guatemala

Blocks Chances Of Communists Winning in Poll    Defense Minister to  Be Strona Man Chieti

Crackdown Vs. Commies Is Indicated   Fuentes Goes Into Exile in Nicaragua: Nation Stays Calm

Deposed President: Backs Junta   Defense Minister Takes Control As ‘Strong Man’

Ydigoras Is Exiled By Army   Deposed Leader Says Crackdown Aiding Nation

Military Junta Grabs Control   Deposed President Gives His Approval

YDIGORAS IS EXILED TO NICARAGUA   Radio Pledges Drastic Measures For Agitators

Move Blocks Any Chance Of Red Take-Over   Coup Has Approval Of President Who Is Sent To Nicaragua In Exile

Deposed Chief Gives Approval   Red Election Bid Blocked By Takeover

EXPECT MOVE WILL BLOCK COMMIES   Defense Minister Heading New Government   Return Of Former Leftist Leader Touched Off Military Takeover

—PRESIDENT OUSTED IN COUPMilitary Keeps Reds At Bay In Guatemala

Aides Say They Can Do Better Job  Former Leftist   Former Leftist Chief Reported Seerctly Returned

Well-Taught Lesson-—— Students Organize Into ‘Union’ For Bargaining

Jewish Leader Accuses Utilities   Says Fifty Firms Use Discrimination In Top Positions

50 FIRMS NAMED Gun Report Charges Utilities  Fate Discriminate Aqainst Jews  Brol   Gunshot Fatal to  Broker

Firms Accused of Group Bias  Selecting Executive:   Selecting Executives Unfairly, Jew Claims

 Texas Republicans Choose Dobbs,  Brace for Uphill Senate Election

State Vote On Poll Tax Surprising  Dobbs Faces Heavy  Odds Against Pickle

Texas Bid to Repeal Poll Tax Loses; Republican Facées:Heavy:Election’ Odds

LBJ Protege Faces House  Runoff Vote   25 Counties Favor Abolition

WESTMAR INCREASES TUITION AND ROOM RENT FOR 1964-65  New Tuilion Cos¢ Will he $800 a Year

WESTMAR INCREASES TUITION AND ROOM RENT FOR 1961-65  New Tuition Cast

Crash kills woman, closes icy Shoreway   vurses his prey Man gets 1-7 years for church thefts

Important Bills Set For Debate This Week   House Passes Amendment for Annual Sessions

Elevator Men Pleased, Farmers Hurry to Harvest  Early Wheat Rates With Fines

Elevator Men Pleased, Farmers Hurry to F-¥ ee Ves}  Early Wheat Rates Witb—-r Finest

Communists Sneak 6 Miles Inside Border   second Attack In Two Days Also Claims Lives of Two Reds, South Korean.

North Korea Raiders Kill A Third GI  2 Communists, South Korean  Lose Lives

Third Yank Killed In Hour Skirmish   Penetration Is Reds’ Deepest Since Uneasy Truce

American Officials Plan Bitter Protest  Red Koreans Kill 3rd U. S. Soldier

In Hour-Long Clash...  Third U.S. Soldier Killed by Koreans   Attacks On Yanks...   Slayings Seen As Deliberate

Rumors of 2 Aged Congressional Leaders Stepping Aside for Younger Men Scotched

McCormack, Hayden Keep Posts Angry Speaker Of House Slaps Resignation Rumor

To make room foryounger men  Suggestions elderly leaders sten aside irk Congress

-GM PAYS $1,136,000,000— Common Stockholders  Get Record Dividend

Showers To Continue Over Kansas   Skies Will Remain Cloudy Next Couple Of Days

Young Parolee Admits He Killed Babysitter In Minneapolis Park   Leaves $36,711 in Court —  Crippled ManH itchhiking To Rochester Mayo Clinic

Wool-Lamb Program Deadline Is March 31   Paymente Must Be Filed tor by April.

Crackdown on Cuba Shipping Expected Soon  Congressional Concern Over Gaviak Risldem Ile Imerancina

Weather   Demand for Removal Of All Russian Forces Ils Seen as Possibility

Congress Concerned Over Buildup  Prepare For Crackdown On Shipments To Cuba

Buildup Concern Mounts   Cuba Trade Crackdown Order Expected Today: Congressmen Worried

Bui vildup Concerns Senator  C iaiaiedcesl Slated On Cuban Traders

U.S. Concern Growing Over  Cuba Buildup   Expect Tightening of Crackdown on Foreign Shippers

News In Brief Crack Down On Shippers To Cuba; Soviets Blame  US. For Ban Talk Block

“dust Another Country Boy"— Town Knows Johnson  As Friend, Neighbor

Hike In Pay ls Approved For Military   House Passes First ‘Boost For Soldiers In Past Five Years

House OKs Military Pay Raise Bill .   Would Be First Pay Increase In Five Years

HOUSE PASSES PAY RAISE FOR SERVICEMEN   It Would Be First Hike In Salary Scales In Five Years      MEASURE IS PLACED BEFORE THE SENATE

Speeding Blamed in Half of State's Fatal Mofor Accidents in Past Year

Governor May Recal Legislators   May Se Necessary If Tax on Adjusted Grass Income OK'd

rays brief Visit 70 White Fouse .  Tito Says Negotiations Only Hope

US. And Yugo Chiefs Report Talks Useful   Communist Leader Greeted With Full Military Honors

Seven Of ‘Dead-From Baytown:   Rain Slicked State Hwy. 146 Causes ‘a Skid

Ten Killed In Head-On Auto Crash   Six Members Of Texas Family Among Victims

Traffic Kills 29 in State Over Weekend   Toll Sets Record . for the Labor Day Holiday

Alrer 5 vie In oan Jose Discharged Store Employe Charged With Manslaughter

House Braces For Expected Floor Figh' Monday Over Conaress Seats

Income Gain Reported by National Steel]   First Quarter Sales Below Total Of °62 Ouarter

Comments Of Grief Heard Across Land  Lament Crosses Party Differences

Ex-Presidents Hit by Shock Of JFK Death   Eisenhower, Hoover Express Their Grief: Truman Is Stunned

Rockefeller Has Troubles  In California   Knighi’s Action Is Called  Unauthorized

Californians Distress Rocky  Peg, Fe pigeon nrenay anny   Their Endorsement Comes Too Early

Knight Upsets Political Plans... Claim-Jumping Troubles  — Irk Nelson Rockefeller

Rockefeller Deplores Move in California   Knight Action Unauthorized

Trouble In California For New Yorker...  Rockefeller Is Experiencing Political Claim-Jumping

FHA Orders Checkup on Crop Damaae   Loss Through Heat and Drought Found to Exist In Many Local Areas.

Red Chinese State of Arms Is Confusing  Conflicting Views   Conflicting Views Cited on Timetable For Atomic Weapon:  -. srawre«an ran

Nuclear Issue Confused By Red Chinese   Radio Statement Opens Speculation On Capabilities

Hints Development Long In Future  RedC thine Sinai A-BombConfusion

‘Hot Telephone Line Between Washington, Moscow Now in Operation for Quick Contact

Inside The Times   Bell May Signal Crisis eee CE  Historic ‘Hot Line’ Open For Business

TINKLING BELL MAY SIGNAL CRISIS — ‘Hot Line’ To Moscow Is Open For Business

IF IT DOES --- CRISIS  U.S. Hopes That ‘Hot Line’ Phone Never Rings

‘Hot Line Open For Business  Moscow-Washingtor Communications Set

Washington-Moscow ‘Hot Line’ Opened   Design Communications System Between White House, Kremlin To Prevent Accidental Warfare

Grassroots Push For Tax Cut Asked   U.S.-Soviet Hot Line Open For Business Nobody Wants

Could Prevent War  Historic ‘Hot Line’ Between U. S. And Russia Now Open for Business

New ‘Hot Line’ Open for Business; Business Most Hope Never Comes

How It Wuz  OVERCAST OF LAST FOUR DAYS CLEARS  — PREDICT FAIR  SKIES AND WARMER =>

How It Wuz  OVERCAST OF LAST FOUR DAYS CLEARS  — PREDICT FAIR evire ANN WARMEG

Engineers fo Spend Up to $131 Million On Missouri Basin   Flood Control Dama Saved $15 Million In Damaces Thie Year.

Engineers Expect to Spend $30 Million In 1963 on Projects in Missouri River Basin

Engineers Unveil Spending Plans  River Project Costs Set at $130 Million

Warnings Sounded  For U.S., Bahamas  Similar To Flora, Storm Gains

Ginny Menaces  Florida  " Rohaasie e Ales   Bahamas, Also ‘May. Be: Hit-

House Passes Apportionment  Bill, 57-50   Sets Up New 19th Congressional District for Michigan

Inside Today   Life Saved By Quick Action  Woman Revived ‘Ater ‘ ‘Dying! Wher Artificial Heart Stimulator Stops

e i AUIppmMme Heart Stimulator Ajiner  Stops, She ‘Dies’ Disappears

Woman Was Lucky To Be In Doctor's Office When Gadget In Heart Failed

SHE‘LL GET A NEW ONE  Woman ‘Dies’ as Heart Device Quits; Doctor Saves the Day

Woman ‘Dies’ When Pacemaker Stops Working And Then Revived Through Cardiac Massage

Rep. Byrnes Hits ‘Russian Roulette’ Tax-Cut Policy   Senior Republican

“Flaying hussian Roulette with Destiny:  GOP Says Tax Cut Wild Gamble

GOP Hits JFK Tax Cut Plan   Republican Reply To Kennedy Asks Spending Curb

GOP Terms Tax Cut Without Spending Control ‘Russian Roulette With Destiny

GOP Spokesman Urges Federal Spending Control  Tox Cot Called an Roulette’ Without Ceiling

Rep. Byrnes  Of Wisconsin Says Tax Slash Without It  Is Huge Gamble

Kennedy Sends Congress Broad Program He Calls  “Responsible, Reasonable”   Include Equal Accommodation In All Public Facilities. Fair Employ ment And Speedier School Desegregation

BROAD PLAN OFFERED TO MEET NEEDS   Bitter Contest Is Inevitable Before Passage

President Say: Nation Faces Moral Crisis’  5 Point Proposal £ Renadact

Long, Hot Debate Certain; President Urges Sectional, Political Ties Be Iqnored

President Delivers Broad Package ‘Of Civil Rights Bills to Congress

Kennedy Sends Congress New Five-Point ‘Civil Rights’ Program Today

Would End Job, School, Facility Bias  JFK Asks Solons il   (Analysis on ‘Pape 2) :

Congress Given Rights Program   Kennedy Proposal  Aimed At quality

Five-Point Rights: Plan to Congress’   Aska Congtesa ta Stay fh Sexsion Wail Civil Rights Lawe Passed,

SENDS FIVEPOINT PLAN TO CONGRESS   Calls For Bans On Segregation In Hotels, Cafes, Asks Laws To Force School Integration.

Five-Point Rights Plan to Congress  Widest Program in Almost a Century

Problem is moral crisis Five point message covers broad area   Storm signals raised in path of foreian aid

Congress Given 5-Point Proposal   Equality For Negroes Sought In Schools, Public Facilities ‘Fair Employment’ Asked

Package Outlined In Special Message  Kennedy Sends C ongress d-Point Rights Program

Strong 5-Point Bundle . Kennedy Sends Congress Broad ‘Rights’ Program _

Asks Congress To Stay Until Program Enacted   Provides For Equal Rights In Facilities, Fair Emplovment Penalties Provided

Now Before Congress  Measure Provides Most Responsible, . - Reasonable Solutions for Problem —

Broad Package Offers ‘Solutions’   Plea For lUlnitv   Heated Dehate Certain   On The Inside

Would Give Negroes Equal Accommodations in Public Facilities, Speed School Desegregation, Provide Fair Employment, Bar U. S. Aid to Projects Where  Biase Occure

Sends Bill On Rights To Capitol   President Aims At Privately-Owned Public Facilities

Cites Growing Moral Crisis In Race Relations   Would Bar Racial Discrimination By Hotels, Restaurants, Theaters

SENT TO ; Kennedy: five-point program is solution to U.S. problems

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Five Major  Goals Listed In Measure.   Long Weeks Of Debate Expected

Strong civil rights legislation proposed  Kennedy sends 5-point program to Congress, urges fast action

‘Imperative’ Needs Cited In Message   Program Ineludes Negro Equality In Public Facilities

Kennedy Sends Congress His Civil Rights Program; One Of Broadest

In Special Message From Kennedy  Congress Receives Civil Rights Program

Private Firms Would Be Under Racial Program  President Applies ‘Interstate’ Rule Ta Cantrol Plan

Broad Package Held Solution to Race Problems  Measure Certain To Set Off Long

Congress Given Five Point Plan For Rights  Bill  Fove Eafe haat le   Program Is Needed, Savs Pres. Kennedy

KENNEDY ASKS SOLUTIONS TO RACIAL STRIFE BROAD 5-POINT  ~ PROGRAM WOULD ASSIST NEGROES

Stewardesses Battle Flight-Job Age Limit   . WHAT'S WRONG WITH BEING 32

Toughened.Cons Mourn Loss...  ‘Hoodlum Priest’ Dies In St. Louis

GOP Liquor Survey Reveals... Majority of lowans Favor It By Drink

Only 6 Men Patrol 6.500 Miles Of Water lowa Pollution Problem—Can Study Group Help?

New President Speaky— US Misunderstands Argentina's Issues   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

BY LOUISIANA MEMBER House Cheers Promises of New Slashes in Foreign Aid

 e ‘Communist Party Organ Lashes   Red China, Albania in Editorial

ATTACK KREMLIN ‘POLICY Soviet. Commies Blast  Red Chinese, Albania

Defends Policy Of Co-Existence   Split Expected 11 Be Top Issue At Berlin Parley

Seeks to Heal Split Among Communists  Top World Reds Gathering Soon In East Berlin

USSR Hurls New Blast At Peking  But Winds Up Tera: on. oOo   But Winds Up Willing To Talk With Red China

‘HE'S HERE,’ .. . _.. AND AN OLD WOMAN CRIES  Cheers, Whispers Mix Over Infamous Wall   NEGRO SPEAKS TO BOBBY:  'God Bless You, Sir   KENTUCKY GOVERNOR ACTS  Fuse Still Sputters on Civil Rights Bomb

IN KENT UCKY , MINNESOTA osscatetisieitisceleieleteietetetettenteresennnese ssengincarcnieinncererencncatn  ateteretatst etetreraretetetetatateteretentateteteteteteteterseesene wietltheleleleltcitatatatetenetesreiseetaletetetetetetetrereran PEEP ESSE S Eo eases SAAS ete eteetenet nanan essdebetateeeegegetentenisieteneeeeeeenneneeies eR eeacenale oot eee ee  Governors Begin Fight Against Discrimination

Lo End Wiscrimination Kentucky Governor Pledges State’s Full Resources

$20 MILLION INVOLVED  Indonesia, Seeking US Aid,  Buying Luxury Airliners

Temperature In 60s Due Election Day   Sunday’s Low of 13 Here Coolest  Qa Taser Mavaly

{will recall comrades who have gone  Surviving Doolittler aiders hold reunion

- Doolittle Raiders. ‘Men Who Turned Psychological Tide Of World War II Hold Reunion Tonight

Jury Awards $12,307 For Auto Victim  Gerald J. Groft, 26, McSherrystown, Wins Suit In York Court

Scores of Balloons Will Be Lofted —  ‘U’ Scientists To Study North Pole

End Asked To Teaching Of Hate, Evil   President Calls For Early Action On Rights, Tax Cut

ASKS CIVIL RIGHTS BILL AND TAX CUT   President Appeals For Congressional Action On Kennedy's Measures As Better Than Memorial Oration.

Makes Plea For End To Hate, Evil   No Time For Delay, But For Action, He Says In Address

Urges Fast Action on Rights Bill, Tax Cut   Deploring Fanaticism of Far Left and Far Right, New President Calls for Translating Ideals Into Effective Acts

‘THE TEXT OF PRES(DENT JOHNSON'S address -to Congress is on Page 10.

Johnson asks civil rights and tax legislation, end to hate, violence   Civil rights

Calls for End To Teaching of Hate and Evil   Urges Congress Act on Civil Rights, Tax Cut

Calls For Action On Ideas, Ideals Left By Kennedy   President Asks Congress To Pass Ciyil Rights Bill, Tax Slash. Without Delav

Must Translate JFK's Ideas Into Effective Action--LBJ   New President Calls For Tax Cut, Civil Rights As Tribute

New President Raps Teaching Of Hate, Evil   Safeguards Asked On Civil Rights; Tax Cut Backed

In Speech fo Joint Session of Congress the President Appeals for’an End to Preaching Of Hate, Evil and Violence in United Statec.

Calls For Tax Cut, Rights Law   Johnson Will Push Kennedy Programs

The complete text of President. Johnson's speech will appear in tomorrow’s Gazetie.

Calls for Action On Civil Rights And Tax Cut   End Teaching and Preaching of Hate and Violence

Johnson Tells Congress He Will Pursue Ideas And Ideals Of Ex-Presideni

Asks End to  Hate, Violence   Text of President’sMessage, Page 7B

Appeals for End of ‘Hate, Evil and Violence’ in His Message to Joint Session

It's Time We Stop Talking And Start Acting, Pres. Johnson Tells Conaress

Requests Congress Pass Civil Rights, Tax Cut Measures   Asks Action On ‘Rights’ Bill  As Memorial To Late President; Delivers 1.500-Word Message

LBJ Appeals To The World  kennedy's ldeas Must » gpxr.d<aa g @ 4 g ®

The Only Fitting Eulogy Is To Pass JFK’s Bills   Hopes Tragedy Will Bind All Americans He Says In Forceful Talk To Congress

Says Kennedy Ideas, Ideals Will Live On   Johnson Urges Congress to Pass Civil Rights, Tax Bills

Ideas, Ideals Of JFK To Be Continued   He Says They'll Be Translated Into Effective Action

New President Appeals for ‘End To the Teaching and Preaching Of Hate. Evil and Viclence'

Katanga Boss Lists ‘Conditions   Blown Bridges Slow U.N. Drive Toward Stronghold Citv

Tshombe May Return To Capital   But Ln poses Some Tricky  Conditions

Tshombe Agrees To Renew Negotiations   Will Return To Elisabethville Under Safety Guarantees; U.N. Cautious

FOR ‘Gh ee DISCl SSIONS  VTshombe Ties ‘lis’ To Return to Capital

Hundreds Die While Praying To Anary Gods  Nothing Left Green Within

1,200 Dead; Thousands Without Homes in Bali   Guatemalans Moved from Danger Area

Branches Caked White With Dust   Few People Remain Near “Seat Of Gods’ In Eerie Silence

Area of Death Stretches Around Agung Volcano   ‘Costa Rican Plateau Coated With Ashes

1,264 Have Died Under Agung Fury  Hundreds Roasted Po SRR es, . reer: eee, ie   Hundreds Roasted Alive Praying To sods Of Volcano

BEAUTY ISLE HAS AT LEAST 1,200 VICTIMS   Strange Silence Grips Land Scorched By Scalding Lava   NUMBER “MISSING” NOT DETERMINED

Good Morning   IN SHADOW OF AGUNG VOLCANO  Eerie Silence, Death Grip Bali Village

1,204 Have Died Under Agung Fury   Hundreds Roasted Alive Praying To Gods Of Volcano

Thousands Flee Homes  Volcanos Toll Mounts; Lava Covers Large Area

 ORED NEWS Tshombe Surrenders Stronghold; ‘Rioters Ransack British Embassy

Greatest Joys in Life Are Things You Dream About and May Get Around to Doing

Big Jet Bomber Explodes in Air, Falls Near Mora  Four Crewmen Survive Mishap In Rugged Area

Robertson Airs Prayer Edict   ‘Silent Medi In Schools        SEE STORY PAGE 10

3 Volunteer Firemen Killec  In Collision Of Fire Trucks   DEATH RIDES HIGHWAYS  15 Persons Killed On Minnesota Roads

Legislature on Home Stretch  Ohio House Passes $1.3 Billion Bill

Fund Would Run State For 2 Years   Six Democratic Amendments Lose Out During Debate

Big Parade Spotlights Objectives   Thousands Take Part in Drive for Civil Rights Legislation

DUNNE ALLE - Civoision saa ae  Beauty School’s Lone Male Vanishes

LAUSCHE RAPS KENNEDY DATE WITH GROMYKO   Ohio Senator Brands So. viet a Liar, Scouts Integnity in Any Talks   PRESIDENT BACKED   Would Meet Devil Himself to Help Peace Humphrey Asserts

Criticizes JFK for Scheduling Gromyko Talks   He Lied Once, Ghio Senator Wearns President

DEMO SENATOR RAPS KENNEDY   LAUSCHE WARNS GROMYKO CANNOT BE TRUSTED NOW

Lausche Deplores Kennedy Plans for Gromyko Meeting   Meeting Designed to Help Relax Tensions Between U.S.. Russia

Tentative Schedule Set Up for Cross-Country JFK Trip   Senator Criticizes Kennedy Plan to Talk with Gromyka

Syncom Satellite Roars Into Orbit Designed For Global Communication

Syncom 2 Into ()rbit; Network Advance Seen   Communications Experts Are Set

Syncom Roars  To High Orbit   President Speaks Tonight On Nuclear Situation

Sharp Battle In Second Day; Yank Trio Dies   South Vietnamese Casualties In War May Total Hundred

Fierce Fighting Continues in South Viet Nam. With Casualties Heavy

Three American Soldiers Killed, Four Wounded Im Action In South Viet Nam

Soviet Threat Of War Called Holiday Talk   McNamara Says U.S, Will Fire on MIGs Attacking U.S. Craft

DETAILS CLASSIFIED  U.S. Cuba Policy Is Outlined In Closed Meeting

U. S. Policy Seen Ending Castroism   Senator Russell Offers Comment After Hearing

Ouster Of Castroism .§. Aim   McNamara’s Policy, Says Sen: Russell After Senate Hearing

ned Marsnai's inreat Dismissed Elimination of Communism  From Cuba Still U.S. Goal

Details Of MeNamara’s  Talk Secret  Officials Dismiss Red ‘WWIP Thre:

McNAMARA BRIEFS COMMITTEE  Solon Assured Castro, Communism Will Fall

Earned $78 Month Back in ’30s; Borch Now To Head General Electric

Polls Open at 9 a.m. Two Contests  On City Ballot   MRS. DOROTHY BACON (For Sixth Ward Supervisor)

AWOL Soldier Slays OQmaha Cab Driver   Shot Without Thinking, Youth Tells Officers

Both Sides Avoid Violence Brooklyn Cops Are Busy Handling Negro Sit-Ins

GOP Forcing Rights Action   Negroes Renew Protest March Around New York Building Site

1983  Traftic  Fatalities   - 49  Sama Perlod a Year. Ago  10  Total Deaths In 1962  %

1963 Traffie Fatalities  24  Same Period a Year Ago  =  Total Deaths In 1962  26

Nikita Tells U. S§.:  Russians Haven’t  Given Up Efforts To Reach Moon

Alliance for Progress, two years old, cost taxpayers $2.5 billion

Views On Latin Aid Mixed 7 Alliance For Progress Cost So Far $2.5 Billion

4. Policemen Injured In  Race Fights   33 Arrested In Trouble On South Side Of Chicago

Policemen Hurt In Chicago Riot  Action Is Caused By Negroes Moving

Four Chicago Officers Hurt InRace Fight:  33 Persons Arrested After Third Night of South Side Troubles

Four Policemen Hurt in Chicago  Try to Prevent More Racial Disturbances

House May Balk On Foreign Aid  Halleck Says Senate Hike fC arsilel a i a inl

FK INTRODUCES MONA IN CAPITAL   President Cites Historic Ties Between France and Wf.

Cold Weather Covers U.S.A.  Subzero Readings Are Reported In Northeast, Midwest

Comes to US To Explain Policies Following Invasion  Of Red Chinese;  » pee A  eee &

Rusks Question On Withdrawal  Brings Evasion  Russian Diplomat Says Americans Shauldn’t Worry

Regulator Failure Blamed   “Nashville Residents Shiver, All Gas To City Is Shut Off

OHIO SENATOR INTERESTED IN HUNGARY  Lausche A gainst Secret Pact

Portland Boy, 4, Admits Starting House Fire Fatal To Invalid Woman

Tot, 4, Admits Fatal Blaze  Tells Of Lighting Fuel; Invalid Dies

Approves 3-Way Merger Talks—  C. & N.W. Plans to Seek Acquisition of Rock Island

[exec Gets Engagement Ring By Proxie Sheppard's Clemency Plea Rejected By Gov. Rhodes

Nation’s Trade, Security Could Be Impaired, President Asserts In Address To Executives

JFK Urges Restoration Of Aid Cuts  Cites Damage To Export Trade,

As Well As To Nation's Security— Claim Foreign Aid Cuts Threat To Export Trade

KENNEDY SAYS AID CUTS HURT EXPORT TRADE  CEEKS RACKING OF   SEEKS BACKING OF BUSINESSMEN TO REVERSE SLASHES

Damages Trade and Security — Kennedy Urges Foreign Aid Cuts Be Restored

JFK Warns Aid Cuts Would Be Disastrous   Halleck Links Tax, Budget Cuts

Kennedy says foreign aid cuts will damage U.S. export trade   Ewnliaine chand

Severe impact on U. S. exports ‘Disastrous’ foreign aid cuts will hurt business, says JFK

JFK Seeks Restoration  Of Aid Cuts   Bids for Support Of Industry To Win Senate Approval

JFK Renews Plea For Foreign Aid   Devotes Message At White House Conference To Abuse By Cut

Foreign Aid Tied fo Trade   Businessmen Hear JFK Plug for Program

Cut In Aid Hurts Export Trade—JFK   Asks Industry's Support In Restoring Slashed Fund

Driver, Two Guards Slain By Terrorists  Two Children Of Haiti's President Safe In Shaatine

Terrorists . Kill Haiti Chief Aide:  Tivo’ ‘Children _Escape Death

Security not breached Macmillan's cabinet rallies to his support

IN SCANDAL CRISIS  Lanett ALLE RN SNES  Cabinet Backs  Prime Minister

‘Cabinet Gives Full Support  to Maewillan   Backs His Handling of Sex-Security Seandal Case

Espionage Trial Opens In Moscow  Briton Pleads Guilty To Spying In Russia

PLEAD GUILTY IN SPY TRIALS   SOVIET MILITARY TRIBUNAL HEARS PLEA OF AGENTS

2 Charged With Spying Plead Guilty   Indictment Says They Were Hired By USS., Britain

Guilty Plea By Briton  In Moscow Says He Spied For Britain, U.S,

Britisher Admits Spying for West  Moscow Courtroom Is Packed; Russian Also Pleads Guilty

Two Plead Guilty To Spy Charges   Briton, Soviet May Get Death In Kremlin

Two Plead Guilty To Spy Charges   IN EAST GERMANY  Two: Americans Reportedly Defect

Briton, Russian Admit Charges  Two Tried as Spies  in MAa. yo at V's

Maximum penalty is death  oe  ‘Briton-Russian plead guilty to spying in Moscow court

Soviet Savant, Briton Confess Spy Activities  Dato Sent London.   Data Sent London, Washington, Pair Inform Red Court

Horses, Climate Team Up Friday To Boost Show  More Than 2,000   More Than 2,000 Present at Events On 4-H Falraraiunds

Horses, Climate Team Up Friday To Boost Show   More Than 2,000 Present at Events On 4-H Fairgrounds

; PILLOWS, LIFE RAFTS SPOTTED Plane, 101 Aboard, Missing in Alaska

MEREDITH RETURNS FOR SUMMER  2nd Negro Enrolls at Ole Miss; Can't Whip Army, Barnett Says

MEREDITH ON CAMPUS Second Negro Enrolls At U. Of Mississippi   WHERE TO FIND IT

Second negro registers  James Meredith returns; enrolls at Ole Miss

McDowell Enrolls In Law School   Gov. Barnett Says State Just Can’t Whip U. S. Army

GOV.BARNETT ADMITS ARMY ‘IS TOO MUCH   Carolinas Cities Plan To Lower  Race Barriers

Another Registered Wednesday  Meredith Plans To Enroll At Mississippi U. Again

2nd Negro At Ole Miss, College Quiet   State Caw’t Whip U.S. Army, Says Gov. Barnett

Meredith Is Back At UM  For Summer   m SPR bE ES  Second Negro Enters Ole Miss With Na Trouble

Barnett: ‘Can’ t Beat Army’.  Second Negro At Ole! Mis: Spends Day Minus Incident   Kennedy’s Proposed Tax Cut Is Shrinkine

BEGINS TERM AT OLE MISS   Cleve McDowell Enters Law School Without Any Incident   Police, Troops on Alert as  Student Registers for  lngame

Term Started By Meredith At ‘Ole Miss’   Another Negro Also Enters Law School at Oxford

Second Negro Enrolled af sqreuen U.  Meredith Also   Meredith Also Returns Today for Summer Session

2nd Negro Enrolls At Ole Miss   Cleve McDowell To Class Today Without Mishap

Meredith Back At Ole Miss   Second Negro Enter: University Quietly

Meredith Going Back to Ole Miss  Second Negro Student Enrolled Wednesday

Two Negroes In School...  Meredith To Return To Campus At Old Miss For Summer Term

(;overnor surrenders Allis calm at ‘Old Miss’  as second Negro enrolls

2 Negroes ~ On  .S  Campus  At Ole Miss      Wallace to Defy U.S. Cour

Ole Miss Quiet: McDowell Goes lo First Class   Second University Negro Student. Without Marshals

Ole Miss Has Second Negro; Peaceful Entry   To First Class Without Escort

Court halts hearing on  Ruby s bail   Matron disarms Ruby’s witness

Ruby Hearing Called Off: Gun Seized   Stripper, 19, Tries to Enter Court With Automatic   Picture on Page C-d

New Castle Bank Loot Is $15,000   Well Dressed Man Shows Gun Scoops Up Cash

LCONVMIG oiuey ONUWs Proposed Hydroelectric Site  Needs New Income Sources

Economic Study Shows  Proposed Hydroelectric Site  Needs New Income Sources

15 Ministers Jailed, Start Hunger Strike   Anti-Segregation March Charged In Williamston, N.C.

15-Clergymen Are Arrested After March   Begin Hunger Strike: In Williamston Jail After Demonstrations

Group Jailed, Decline Bonds In N.C. March   Wooden Crosses Carried By North White Ministers

Ministers Miss 2 Meals— Hunger Strike Brings Quick Jail Integration

It's a Gift   Ministers End Hunger Strike After Jail Segregation Stops

15 White Ministers Jailed for Leading Segregation March   Clergymen Refuse to Eat In Williamstown Teil After Arract.

15 Clergymen Go on Hunger Strike After Race March in North Carolina

Pastors Held In Jail Refuse To Eat Today   Arrests Are Made After March Defies  Injunction Orders

Food Refused By Clergymen Jailed in N.C.   15 Defy Ban by Leadina Protest

Weother   Food Refused By Clergymen Jailed in N.C.   15 Defy Ban by Leading Protest

15 Clergymen Start Hunger Strike In Jail   White Ministers Arrested Following Inteqration March

Late News Off The AP Wire   LONGER SCHOOL YEAR—   DPILEAR . INNOCENT...

Clergymen's food strike ends as jail integrates   Protestant ministers continue protesting after Thursday's anti-segregation march

Arrested for Leading Rights March....     Jail Integrated; Clergymen End Their Hunger Strike

Ministers End riunger strike  White Clergymen Arrested In Southern Protest Move

After leading antisegregation march  White clergymen end hunger strike in jail

Clergymen Arrested In South   Fifteen White Ministers, Carrying Wooden Crosses Lead Negro Demonstratior

Craft Circles 166 Miles Above Earth   May Complete 22 Orbits; Booster Follows Closely

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious  features)

Studebaker Corp. Official Explains: Being ‘Bled To Death’ At South Bend

Studebaker Action Jolt To Many ‘Car Dealers  And Workers Hardest Hit

$40 Million Loss Since ’59   PU ittttion Loss Since 59  Studebaker Was‘Bleedino’

Studebaker’s Losses Mount To S40 Million  Chairman Says Company ‘Being Bled to Death’

16 Are Injured As Span Falls   ‘Tourney Fans’ Weight Causes Support Failuxe

Golf Match Spectators  In Phinge   Woman Contestant Among Victims -

Sour Note — In Kennedy. Italy Visit —   U.S. Protests Manhandlina

Climaxes Racial Controversy  Atlanta's ‘Berlin Wall’  Comes Tumbling Down

Racial ‘Berlin Wall’ In Atlanta Removed By City On Judge’s Order

U.N. Assembly Hears Message  Of President   Johnson Urges Nations To Work For Real Peace; Pledaes Efforts Of U. S.

Johnson Pledges U. §. Dedication To World Peace   United Nations lold Country’s Purpose  Not Altered by As sassin’s Bullets.

resident ‘Addresses UN  U.S. Peace Striving  Promised by Johnson

U.N. Assembly Told of Goals   Maximum Security Measures Set Up for President's Visit

President Declares Nation Renewed In Spirit Following Tragedy Of Assassination

Johnson Cc Calls For World Peace, End To Cold War In United Nations Address

Our Aims Unchanged, He Declares _ President Urges Cold War End, Peace for All

Says We Must Make Reality Of Civil Rights   Bereaved America Faces New Year With Determinatior

President tells U.N.  of policy   JFK assassination will not alter America’s peace quest

Freedom From War, Want Is Emphasized  Delegates Are Urged to Take Message Home

Legislature Adjourns  Until Next Wednesday   Would Aid Taxpayers

Killer Hurricane Takes An Erratic Path; Threat To Both Bahamas And South Florida

‘Killer Rakes Cuba Heart, Perils Isles   42 Dead Left In Hurricane’s Wake On Erratic Course

WINDS LESSEN OVER ISLAND: PERIL EXISTS   Shift Gives Bahamas, Southern Florida Time to Prepare   DAMAGE HEAVY   Hurricane Devastates Wide Areas; Plantations Flooded

Florida Gets A Temporary Breather To Prepare For Hurricane's Deadly Punch

Storm Battering Cuba   Some 42 Dead — As Bahamas, U. S. Prepare for Flora

Crow To Take Disbarment To Top Court   Fails To Get New Trial on Contempt Conviction in Ohio

Khrushchev Claim Hurts Red Chinese   Dirksen Supports Test Ban Treaty

Khrushchey Charge Against China Appears To Have Hit Sensitive Spot

Flattened Villages Dot Valleys   Landslide Wrecks Lofty Dam In Alpine Area: Bodies Sought

Alpine Valley Catastrophe Washes Villages Away; Dig for Bodies Under Rocks and Mud Left by Torrent

Beautiful Valley May Now Be Grave For‘Fhousands   Other Natural Disasters Of 183, Pare &.

ManyBodies Are Buried In Debris   _ AvalancheCause Of Great Flood; -Dam Sull Firm

400 BODIES FOUND —  {talian Flood Death Toll Expected To Reach 3,000

BIG LANDSLIDE FORCED DAM TO OVERFLOW   Official Death Toll Still Estimated At 3,080; Hundreds Buried   ITALIAN OFFICIALS CALL FOR MOURNING

Called ‘Monstrosity’ Senate Redistricting Plan  F acing Filibuster Threat

NC Charter Stamp Goes On Sale Postmaster General Speaks At Tercentenary Ceremonies

Eases rire Ihreat, Aids Crops  Rain Ends Michigan's Month-Long Drought

LB} Teil NATO Allies Army to Stay   Dean Rusk Presents Johnson's Message, Talks With De Gaulle

President Assures NATO of Continued U.S, Arms Backing   Urees Allies Fullill Their Pair Share of Puvanean Datanses.

Support Of NATO Assured   Johnson’s Message On Troop Strength Read By Rusk  At Winter Meeting

Alliance Gets LB}'s Pledae   Gils To Stay There As Lond as Needed

Troops to Stay, U.S. TellsNATO   Rusk Reads Message From President Stressing Strong Line of Support

American Troops Will Be Maintained in Europe As Long as Needed--Johnson

Calls For            Posture’ Wants Others “Als  mh wre. immer . Wh i «

Johnson: No Troop Reduction   President Says Kennedy Policy To Be Followed

Assures NATO US. Will Keep Present Force   Secretary Rusk Gives Pledge at Opening of Paris Meeting of Council,

Says U.S. ToRetain ~ TtsForces   Message Read to NATO - By Rusk; Minister Meeting Opens

LBJ Pledges U. S. Defense of Europe   Troops To Remain Long As Needed, NATO Told

NATO Hears Rusk Read Message   Equivalent of Six Divisions to Remain ‘As Lona as Needed’

Allies Hear Message At Paris Meet   Rusk Says Strong Line By Kennedy To Be Continued

No Reductions Planned, Johnson Assures NATO—  U.S. Troops to Stay in Europe

Dean Reads Message  To NATO  President Calls   President Calls For Balanced  Defense Force

LBJ in NATO DPiladaqa   Promises to Keep Six  U. S. Divisions - tn Europe

To Keep 6 U.S, Divisions In Europe Johnson Lines  Up Behind NATO

Messa oe To NATO Team Read By Rusl   U.S. Pledged To Continue Kennedy Support Poliey

6 Divisions To Stay In Europe   Calls For Balanced NATO Defense Posture

Europe koree (,uaranteed  By Johnson   Tells Alliance Troops Will Stay As Long As Needed

PRESIDENT JOHNSON ASSURES NATO:  U.S. Will Keep Troops In Europe

Ministers Open 3-Day Survey of West's Defense   Britain Calls For More Contact With Soviets

Johnson assures NATO that U. S.  will retain needed troop strength

Johnson Vows Troop Strenath For Europe   President Tells NATO U.-S. Will Continue Strong Line of Supnort

Pres, Johnson Makes Promise In Rusk Message   Balance of Defense Posture’ ls Asked

5 DIVISIONS TO REMAIN IN EUROPE  Pres. Johnson Pledges U.S. Will And Resources To Support NATO

Promises Six Divisions While Needed   Dean Rusk Reads Message At First NATO Meeting

NATO Reassured   Johnson Pledges U.S. Will Keep Up European Forces

Rusk Reads Promise At  Paris Talks   Johnson Stresses He'll Continue Plan Of Kennedy On Aid

Hears Message From Johnson   Rusk Reads Statement Pledging U.S. Military Support To Allies

NATO Assured On U.S. Troops   LBJ Says Units to Remain In Europe

“Bale Of Cotton Ginned In Favace   Quake Strikes Iranian Villace

HAL ROACH STUDIOS TO BE RAZED  Temple Of Pie In The Face Being Auctioned Off

Hmmmm, Let Me See Now   US Begins Probe In GI's South Viet Nam Deaths

By Field Enterprises  $3.2 Million Offered For  \Future Astronaut Stories

Bonn Leader Discouraged By Soviet Responses To  Allies’ Peace Overtures

Chancellor Gets Pledge Of Support   Disconvagement By German Chief Aimed At Past Russ Action

More Hopeful for Future, Indicates Comment Applies Only to German Situation

Erhard, LBJ Confer  in Texas   Discuss Problems of Germany, Berlin

Depressed Erhard Tells Red Coldnesson Berlin   Peace Goals Discussed  At LBJ Kanch Conference

German Is Grieved by Red Moves   East-West Relationship Takes Top Spot in The Discussion

GERMAN LEADER PESSIMISTIC OF RED RESPONSES  LEAVES DOOR OPEN   LEAVES DOOR OPEN TO MORE OVERTURES IN LBJ CONFERENCE

Secretaries Say He Spoke Of Past Issues   Claim Chancellor Did Not Bar Way To Further Overtures By West

Mexico Branch Bank Robbed      W. German Chancellor Hints at Doubts Over Russ Responses to Easing Tensions

J.C. plans probe  Negro student replaced as escort of grid queen

Train Wreck Kills 2; 28 Are Injured   Odd Accident Cause Sought By PR Officials

RAILS, UNIONS CANT AGREE ON NEUTRALS   President Kennedy Will Have To Select Trio To Fill Out Board   NO TIME IS WASTED BY OPPOSING SIDES

Mine Search For 3 Missing Boys Halted  Rescue Workers Report No Proof

Temporary Halt Called As Hunters Fail In Attempt to Find Lost Boys

Halt Called In Search For Youths   Find No Proof Of Trio In Abandoned Coal Mine; Plan Ahove(?round Check

Search For 3 Teenagers  Is Halted   Find No Trace Of Boys In Coal Mine

OFFICIALS CALL HALT TO SEARCH FOR LOST BOYS   ABANDONED COAL MINE SHOWS NO SIGNS OF YOUTHS

Three Youths Lost In Mine  Searchers Probe Dissechirvak Caml Dee

nunt }emporarily Maltea Searchers Report No Proof Found lOf Missing Boys in Abandoned Mine

No Trace Found of Lost Boys  Mine Officials   Mine Officials Deubt 3 Teens Entered Shaft

No Evidence They Were in Mine.... Search for _ ‘Three Youths Is Called Off Temporarily

Find No Trace Of 3 Boys In Old Coal Mine   Weary Rescuers - Halt Search

Crews Report Search Of Pit  Proves Futile   Bikes Found Near Entrance Of Old Pittsburgh Mine

Bicycles Found at Entrance   Check Possibility They Did Not Stay In Abandoned Shaft

Officials Temporarily Halt Hunt For Youths   They Had Played In Sand The Day Before, But...

BY FEDERAL MINE OFFICIALS Search For Three Boys Is Temporarily Halted   SUSPENSION ORDER

Temporary Halt In Search for 3 Missing Boys   Abandoned Mine Scene of Hunt

Search Mine For 3 Youths   Find No Trace Of Teen-agers; Bicycles Found Near Entrance

Temporarily Halt Search For Boys In Abandoned Mine  -. Authorities Want To Check Above Ground For Three Teenagers

Halt Search In Coal Mine  No Proof Missing Bovs   No Proof Missing Boys In Abandoned Shaft

BIKES FOUND NEAR ENTRANCE  Call Halt To Search Of Mine For 3 Boys

Work Of ‘Prankish Kids,’ Police Say  Vandals Splash President's Car

12g “7 (Assoclated Press Phototay LY eres   Muscular Yanks: Top Mr. Universe. Contact   Sukarno Cuts Indonesia _  Trade Ties With Malaysia

Hopeful Signs In Gathering Of UN Envoys   Stevenson Visits Russia’s Gromyko

Kennedy's Proposal Raises Question:  US Couldn’t Win Moon Race?   AP News Analysis

An AP News Analysts Proposal May Be. Caused By Fear U.S. Can Not Get To Moon Alone

Wagner Visits Kennedy. Denies Reports of Rift   U.S.-Soviet Moon Trip Proposed by Kennedy   Joint Lunar Proposal Stuns Space Officials

Garment District Bob Hope Jackie’s Dress Designer Does Twist  As He Infroduces Spring Collection

Sti ir Of Preview Of Preview Oleg leo Cassini Displays Little-Bit- Closer Look

Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar  Opens November 20; Bargains  Galore For Wise Shopper:

Reds Attack Defenseless  UN. Mission   MARKINGS   TREET BRPHIAND

Says North Korea Ambushed Unarmed Men ona Mission   Charge Double-Crosa: Team Was Checking on Coase-Fire Markers.

American Wounded During Ambush By North Korean Reds  South Korean Officer Believed Dead; Troops Reportedly Unarmed

U.N. Accuses Koreds Of New Ambush   Unarmed Yankee Hurt, Korean Presumed Dead

UN, Troops Fired on by N. Koreans  Mission Leader ° A Kansan; R.O.K. Captain Is Killed

UN Unit Ambushed  In Korea   One American Wounded, South Korean Killed in Attack by Communists

U. N. Accuses Reds Of Double-Cross Communist Troops Ambush Gls In Korea

American Wounded In Attack  U.N. Accuses Korean Reds  Ot Double-Cross In Ambush

Double-Cross By N. Korean Unit Assailed   Unarmed Patrol Target of Guns

North Koreans Ambush Troops  One American Hurt In Demilitarized Zone By Commies

Eight U.S., S. Koreans  Not Armed   Small Unit Trapped By Communists In Demilitarized Zone

UN Raps North Korea  For Ambush   Double-Cross Tactics Charges On Communists

U.N. Flays Ambush by N. Koreans   Yanks and Colleague: Fired On for Hours In Neutral Zone

Korean Reds Attack Small US. Unit:   8 Unarmed Men Are Ambushed - Along Border -

Ambush In Korea Hits U.N. Patrol   South Korean Dies; Americans Flee Into River

U.N. Accuses North Korea of Treachery.  Ambush Follows:Notice:of .   Ainbush Follows: Notice: of Unarmed Party’s Mission-

American Wounded By North Korean Communist Ambush In Neuttal Zone

iLawmakers Chop Appropriation  Cuff Links Cost U.S. [Agency $1.6 Million

INVITE PUBLIC TO SHARE IN JEK MEMORIAL      Attorney General Joins Harvard President fa Announcement   PLAN FUND DRIVE TO BUILD LIBRARY

The inside story   Swept off freighter  Seaman rescued after 15 hours in Atlantic

Lucky Friday the [3th Sailor swept overboard, swims 15 hours, rescued

Khrushchev Parade Set For Friday   -E. Berlin Seeks To Surpass Welcome. To Kennedy In W. Berlin

‘Head "Em Up, Move "Kem Our ‘South Dakota Cattle Drive ~ Matches Best Of Old West

State Republicans Rally Their Forces  GOP Begins Annual Lincoln Day Fete

State GOP, DEMOS WHOOP IT UP—  GOP to Hear How {Demos Talk Over To Name Governor! 1964 Candidates

COMMISSIONERS DROP ANNEX ‘PLANS County Tract Here Will Be Sold Soon

Deep Freeze Spreads To South —  Bitter Cold Rocks  Eastern Seaboard

16 Perish In Fires Across The Country  Half Of Victims Children; 1 Fire Claims Lives Of 8

400 Negroes Try To Cast Ballots  Old Law Does Not Apply, Is Ruling

3 GOP Solons Refuse to Back Redistrict Bil   Plans for Final Vote on Senate Measure Delayed Until Next Week.

Economy Axe Falls  Public Works Funds And Fallout Shelter. Plans Strike a Snag

Not One Cent Okayed For Public Works   House Money Committee Also Axes CD Request

Investigate Air Crash, Fatal to 81   Experts Look for Proof That Lightning May Have Been Cause of Tragedy

Lightning Believed Cause of Jet Explosion   “BALL OF FIRE’  Pebris Threatens Family

Lightning May Be Cause   Investigators Check Maryland Crash Scene

Huge Jetliner Shattered   81 Bodies Scattered 4 Miles   Boy's Life Fades As Rescuers Risk Theirs

81 Perish In Plane  Disaster   Jet Disintegrated In Air; Falls In Field

81 Persons Are Killed When Huge Jet Falls In Fiery Flames From 5,000 Feet Sunday Night: Was Struck By Lightning

Witnesses Say Lightning Hit Plane   BL Perish In Fiery Crash Of Jet Airliner

Death in a Corn Field—   81 Die as Plane Crashes; Believed Hit by Lightninc

Believe 707 Jet Hit by Lightning as 81 Perish Over Maryland in Storm

Rosellini To Decide Negro’s Fate In Quickie Georgia Murder Trial

Arthur Says ‘Can't Afford Wichita U.   House Speaker Against Inclusion In State System

Rigged Football Game Charged   Bryant And Butts Deny Charges In Maaazine Story

Anti-Pain Injections  Given Pope   Death. by Nightfall Feared; ‘T am Gently Moving Toward the End,’ He Says

Death Likely By Nightfall Says Vatican   Pontiff’s Breathing Slow; Temperature ls At 100.4 Dearee:

Today's Index   Accident Report   Mme. Nhu confident of victory in war against Communists: willing to meet Kennedy, Rusk

CUBAN BANKER WARNS TEACHERS FROM THREE COUNTIES AT INSTITUTE ~— OF COMMUNIST  FRI? OOD APE eeh? 6ObmtlOUPtClUD

CUBAN BANKER WARNS TEACHERS FROM THREE COUNTIES AT INSTITUTE — OF COMMUNIST  watwraere mes AomYymat wat Umer on,

Scranton Will Sign 5% Sales Tax Program  Governor Tells GOP Leaders He Will {nk  Anu Daacanakla Diaw

After She Divorces Singer Eddie Fisher  Friends Say Liz To Wed Burton

a bil Burton Granted Divorce  Friends Claim Taylor,     Burton To Marry Soon

If Guarantees Provided Adenauer Says Germany Will Accept the Treat,

Where to Find Tt   Idleness Hits One-Fifth Of Nation’s Work Foree

DR. RAMONA MEYLOR WRITES OPEN LETTER TO SENTINEL READERS ABOUT PHOTOGRAPH

tn The Mail Bay  DR. RAMONA MEYLOR > WRITES OPEN LETTER  TO SENTINEL READERS ABOUT PHOTOGRAPH

New Wrinkle Reported —  ‘Mind-to-Mind’ Telepathy To Spacemen Under Study

Colavito Is ‘Traded By Detroit   Goes To A’s In Five-Player Deal

NEGRO SHOT IN BOMBING AFTERMATH   Board Yields Closing Plea To Governoyr’s

Wife of Miami Victim Among Trio —_— ————  ———————  Airmen's Widows Visit Crash Site

Wife of Miami Victim Among Trio  Airmen's Widows Visit Crash Site

Atomic Fiiel Still Remains  In Reactors  MEBA Sends Wire Saying Emergency

Federal Prison Still Is Planned For County Site   Development Council Hears Report At Annual Meeting; Driscoll Avain President

Institutions Bill Gains in Senate   Farm Organizations Succeed in Killing Wheat Council Plan

Police Find Evers With Slug In Back   (UPI) — The top integratio: onal Association for the Advance ple (NAACP) in Mississippi was inper early todav while returning

\Medgar Evers Tried To Speak Before © Dacth Ruz Mic Warde Ware Inenherent

Negro Leader Ambushed In Mississippi Capital After Civil Rights Rally

Weather   Mississippi Negro Leader Is Killed by Sniper's Bullet   Sincide Indicated

Top Integration Leader Shot In Back by Sniper   Jackson Police Ask FBI's Help In Hunting Killer of Medgar  Evers, 37.

NAACP Official Is Slain   . Mississippi Field Secretary . Js Shot in Back

- Sen. <eating; Van’ fita Satcere “u o* n*ormation, C aims:  Sov'ae M vary Mer 7 Co     hye

ree, Se VN nealing Lharges        Cuba B Buildup Now Admitted ‘Poccjh] 0’

‘Bases Not Dismantled’—  Senator Claims Soviet Buildup in Cuba Growing

Sen. Keating’s Charges About Cuba Usually Turn Out To Be Correct

SEN. KEATING KEEPS TELLING ABOUT More Russian Troops Are Now In Cuba

KEATING KEEPS CAPITAL ALIVE WITH ARMS DATA  INFORMED SENATOR SAYS RED MISSILES  Qe memes 6 ae ee a a a

Claim Aired By Keating, Quiz Slated   Stennis Declares Probe Needed Into Charges Of Beefup

Administration Kept Hopping With Charges— Keating Keeping Pressure On Cuba Arms Buildup

Keating Hits Red Buildup With Castro   Senator Declares Reds Have Greatly Multiplied Forces

Keating Keeping Administratior Hopping Over Buildup In Cuba      Senator Has Sachel Full Of Information On Soviet Arms

Administration Backtracks On Keating Char  Cuba Buildup Now Admitted ‘Possible

Senator Keating Keeping iWhite House Hopping Over Charges of Soviet Buildup

KEATING ON CUBA  Charges Loudly Disclaimed, Usually Prove Basically Right

‘Boosts Soviet Force Estimate Keating Keeps Up  Cuban Issue Fire

Keating Keeps JFK Hopping j   Cuba Buildup Claims Irk Administration

Shies Away from Showdown —  Wallace Allows School ‘Intearation In Alabama

Gov. Wallace Displays His Armed Force   Delays Opening OF New School;  Troapers On Hand

rr ee  Judge Osterman ‘Refuses Rockefeller  Request to Quit: Rock Takes Action

Action Needed Before Reorganization— Clark Continues Attack On Party's Racket Ties

School Leaders Ask 2 Sessions   Wallace May Decide That On Tuesday

$1.1 Billion State Budget On The Way   56 Bills Submitted To House Seeking Appropriations

$1.12 Billion State Budget inLegislature  Scranton to Fight for Strong Bill on Reorganization

Governor Swiftly Signs ' Welfare Bill   State Eligible For More T&S. Ata

SOLDIERS ON ALERT  Second Negro Admitted Ai University Of Mississippi

As Negro Enrolls      Ole Miss Free From Trouble   Beckleyans Seek Tourney Return

Florida Man Will Head State Police   Si. Petersburg Chief Appointed --By Seranton

Former FBI Man Heads State Police   Taylor Picks Committees In Senate

- WOULD TURN BACK THE CLOCK  TV Writer Is Held In Slaying Of Wife —

Urged to Accept Leadership  Challenge Issued to Missouri Lawyers

In Today’s Daily News   [Good Faith Negotiations  Johnson Stands Firm On Russia

Daily Chronicle Lenten Guideposts Offer Messages of Faith, Inspiration

SGINT EXPORT 1C OO ‘Partners in Space’ Urged  By President Before U.N.

Aft Monroe.... .  Negro Will Return To NC And Face Kidnap Charge

COMPROMISE IN  RELIEF MONEY  STILL SOUGHT LEGISLATURE IN  ADJOURNMENT AS ALL EFFORTS FAI

MANY ILLINOIS TOWNS BLASTED BY HIGH WINDS   FUNNEL CLOUDS SEEN IN SEVERAL AREAS OF STATE

Indiana House Stays In Session Until Midnight, Boosts Local School Aid

Silent Pilgrimage...  Thousands Trudge Past —  Late President’s Grave

Tuesday Finds More Mourners At Grave Site  Both Great, Meek Form Endless Line  Pal Crit Us tetéiawe

SVESIANT TRILALE Ee eeltatiactchial  Thousands Continue Pilgrimage to Grave

Steady Stream Of Pilgrims Files Past "Kennedy's Wreath-Covered Grave

Cuban Attack On Freighter Intended   Strafed Ship Reports Attack Of Hour With Plenty Of Flares: Shows Scars

Early Morning Disaster Leaves Thousands Hurt  Buildings Toppled ‘Like Cut Trees’ During Tremor

Famed Actor Woolley, 74, Heart Victim  » “Man Who-Came.to Dinner’ ‘Dies   ‘Man Who-Came,to Dinner’ Die. in Hosnital at Albany, N.Y.

Called ‘The Beard’  Monte Woolley, 74, Veteran Screen Actor, Is Dead

Stage, screen  actor is dead Monty Woolley, ‘The Beard,’ dies at the age of 74

Before the fair   Kennedy scores initial victory in civilrights program battle

iwo Measures Approved Kennedy Scores First V ictory In Civil Rights Program Fight      Democratic Leaders Predict Approval for Ban Agreement

Future for Atty. Gen. Is Puzzler   No Indication of Early Status Change; Bid To Be Governor?

Family Dinner, Message Top Johnson's Day   Americans Are Asked To Mark Thanksgiving With Memorial Tribute   FUTURE NOT PLANNED  What Is Next For Bobby?

"HASN’T HAD TIME’  Aides Say Bob Kennedy  Not Thinking of Future

World Sugar Shortage Ups Prices; Beet Crop May Ease Situation: Reasons Are Cited

No Relief Until Fall World Shortage Of Sugar Sends Prices Skyrocketing

Classic River Race Repeated  Louisville Belle, Delta Queen Compete

Thousands To Watch ; Old Steamboats To Race 14 Miles On Ohio River

Shades of Huck Finn: Riverboats _ Will Race Today Up the Ohio River

Steamboat Race Makes Comeback  Delta Queen, Belle Compete On Ohia Piver

Hi istory Repeated aan Thousands. See Race of  Steamboatson the Ohio

Why Huck Finn Got Excited — Up A Lazy River They Go-2 Steamboats In Wild Race

House Limit On Budget  Increased Floor Fight  ~ Looms Over Authorization

Portion Of Aid Funds Restored  $700 Million Cut   $700 Million Cut By House Added To Senate Bill

Senate Group Restores Cut To Aid Bill  Total Remains Short Of Figure Set By Kennedy

Senate Committee Restores Funds Cut hy House From $4.2 Billion Foreiqn Aid Bill

RUSK TAKES KEY ACTION ON MONDAY   First Time Any Former Chief Of State Extradited

+ ashingt  U.S. Agrees To Extradite  Venezuelan  Perez Jiminez  Charged With

Accused, Of $13 Million Grab US Decides To Extradite  Venezuelan Ex-President

S. Korean Ex-Premier, Hero,  Arrested By Political Rival   Accused Of $13 Million Grab US Decides To Extradite  Venezuelan Ex-President

Jimenez To Face Trial For Embezzlement   Allegedly Stole $13 Million; Marks American Milestone

Duncan Company Submits Low Bid On 4 Watershed Sites On Leader Creek

Doubt claims freighter  torpedoed  Japanese blame sinking on mines or sunken reef

Japan Doubts Red Chinese Ship Torpedoec   Probably Hit Submerged Reef

Japanese Doubt Ship Torpedoed  Believe Chinese Red Vescal Struck q Reef

Officials Doubt Ship Torpedoed   Japanese Tend to Blame Reef for Red Boat’s Loss

Japanese Doubt a Story of Chinese Ship Sunk by Sub   Reseus Ship Reports It May Have Hit a Reet or a Mine,

Doubt Red Chinese Sailors’ Claim Freighter Was Sunk by Torpedoes

Japanese Blame Sinking on Submerged Reef  Doubt Expressed Red Freighter Torpedoed

Torpedoing Of Red China Ship Doubted   Japanese Tend To Blame Sinking On Submerged Ree:

Chinese Claim Ship Sunk By Sub Doubted   Japanese Blame Reef Or Mines In Naval Disaster

in supreme Lourt Ruling On Georgia's County-Unit  Primary System Case Long Way Off

Dockebs stike Costs 9 Gia Million —aily   —May Require Months—  “oniiit Delays Unit Ruling

Youth Held In Slaying;, Town Rages  17-Year- Old ; AdmitsDumping Body in Ditch

Youth Admits Stab Slaying Of Little Girl   Boy, 17, Unable To Offer Motive; Town Enraged

Johnson Said Against Atom Plant Project   No Definite Stand Reported on Nuclec Facility for State

Kennedy’s Leadership Challenged Faces Some Agonizing Decisions In Next F ew Weeks   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Open Sea Violation, Note Says   Claim Two Volleys l‘ired At Boats

Fishing Vessel Said Attacked Fast of Norfolk   Kremlin Claims Three Navy Warships Involved In Incident March &.

Note Says Yanks Fire  On Trawler   Dummy Shells; Denial In Washington; See Propaganda Act

Soviets Say — 3 Warships Fired Shells  Incident Under Investigation By U.S.

U.S. Navy Fires On Soviet Boat, Moscow Says   Trawler Target Of Destroyers, Russians Say

Gov. Reynolds Warns Braves About Moving  Threaten Review  of US Legislation  Ravarnivnag Sant

Raps Rumored Braves’ Shift  Governor Asks Probe into Baseball Business

New Leader Is Sought In Wake of Hollow Confidence Vote   Plans for Fourth

Editorial Hours:   NEWS PHONES—OL 4-6651 WANT ADS—OL 8-5811   DENIES RELATIONS REVISED.

$68 Die in Fraffic     Rest of Country Has Somewhat Brighter Outlook

'For Chemical Industry Russia Considers $46  Billion In Investments

Ted Kennedy Meets With Madame Nhu   Two Sit Together Al Belgrade Talks: ’ Meeting Surprise

State Liquor Vote Talked  — Wets, Drys ‘Agree?  At Austin Hearing: 

Traffic Log   BANDWAGON Wets, Drys Both Back  Vote on Amendments

Conducted by Range Solon —  State House Has First Filibuster in History

Lived on apples, co okies, candy for 5 days  Father, 3 children, survive plane crash

bucks Not‘Off Limits’ To Red:  Ww WwW Ww Door Shut In Nearby Counties

Thousands Witness Crowning Of Pope   Pope Paul VI Pledges Reign To Pursue Goals Of World Peace. Christian Unity

Public Relations Course Set For March 5th-8th  HG B&PW Club Is Sponsor For 4-Night Course

Woman Who Expressed Hope for Defeat  Of U.S. in War Resigns University Post

Eisenhower Planned Only One Term : In White House, New Book Reveal

Constitution Issue Defeated Sixth Time; Amendments Get OK   GOP Cheers Gains;  Demos Win Prizes   Eisenhower First Wanted To Serve Only One Term, Memoirs Disclose

Fitzgerald’s Annoucement On Senate ‘Interest Draws Favorable Response

Politics Denied In Togo Coup  Soldiers Also State No Religious Motive Prompted Revolt

Togo’s Junta Expected To Choose Chief  Angry Ex-Soldiers Deny Political

Ex-Colonial Soldiers Hold Power In Togo   Rebels Deny Political Motive

Avtits VORNANY At Gata Lvent  Fiberglas Dedicates New  Insulation Plant In Texas

Says France Will Not Be Dominated   De Gaulle: Never by NATO, the U.N. or United Europe

Urges Group Which Can Borrow $360 Million; New Auto, Truck License Fees

Reynolds Submits $500 Million Road Program   Would Up License Fees

Reynolds’ Road Pronasal UIraes Heavier Outlays  License Increases For Cors, Trucks  Dw «th pe D em Ferre pie

120 SCHOOLS DUE TO MIX STUDENTS   Number Largest Since Decision Supreme Court

120 DISTRICTS TO INTEGRATE IN SOUTH SOON   OFFICIALS HOPE FOR PEACE IN BIG MANEUVER

New Home For Mrs. Kennedy   STStARY FARCE RIND OT iP Ht  New Threat Posed For Controversial Rights Bill

Dri rive Opens For Vote On Civil Rights   Republicans Oppose Petition To Get Bill From Smith’s Group

House Leaders’ Plan Threatens Bipartisan Backing  New Rights Bill Battle Looms

Rules Grour Still Holds Rights Bill  House Leaders Plan Petition For Release

Circulation  Of Petition  Is Opposed 218 Signatures Would Free Bill  For Discussion

Pressure Up To Pass Civil Rights Bill   Some Republicans Oppose Effort To Force Vital Vote

Leaders Consider Petition Plan  Bipartisan Rights Support Periled —

Civil Rights  Threatened By Petition Plan to Pry Bill  From Committee  Opposed by GOP

Push For Rights bill  Imperils Bipartisanship   Ike Could Become GOP King Maker

Shaky Backing of Bill Threatened  House Leaders_to Try .. Jo Pry Out Rights-Bill

Plan fo Petition Civil Rights Bill is Drawing Fire   GOP Members Don't Want Predsure Put Oa Thole Hoarinaa.

Leaders To File Discharge Petition  House Speed-Up Or Rights Bill Sought

House Action on Rights Bill Still Far Off   Rights Bill Petition Splits Supporters

Rights Bill Periled By  House Plan   Petition Seeks To Pry Measure Loose From Rules Group

Death Toll Goes Over 300; Council Hoping for New Low   6 Persons Die On State Road:

Question If Flight Needed Speculation About Another Orbit Trip   Senate Proves  It?s Non-Orbiting

Our Man Abroad:  Russia, Red China: Both Want World  By GEORGE G. GRAY Editor. Courier-Times

/Past Never Dims as Writer Finds Fact: “You Can’t Go Home Again:” He’s 76

Totally Unconcerned Humorist Facing Eviction  From Room He Calls Home

76, Blind, Totally Unconcerned  Humorist Edson Faces Eviction from Hotel

Astronaut Describes His Flight   First Reaction Was To Ignore Green Light

Gives a Humorous Touch to His Account of Sus pense-Packed Re-Entry; Easy to Sleep in Space. He Tells News Parley

PERSISTENT GREEN LIGHT AND PLUMBER’S NIGHTMARE  Cooper Details Entire Voyage

Junior College  Bill ls Okayed   Replacement of County Schools Is Voted by Wisconsin Assembly

“Imperitl Our Nation  Rockefeller Attacks Foes Of Rights Rule      BULLETIN

Rockefeller Protests ‘Gag’  Civil Rights, Politics Stari Battle at Governors’ Talks

Rule Would Throw Out Discussion   Rockefeller Assails Measure As Shirking Duty

Votes to Wipe Out Resolutions Committee After Republicans Object to What They Call 'Gag Rule’ Requiring Unanimity

Democratic Governors Wipe Out All Resolutions To Submerge Civil Rights   Rocky, Goldwater Racing Hard, Fast

Civil Rights Vote is Given Rude Setback   Resolutions Group ls Abolished By Governors

Aerial Stunts   Governors’ Conference  Rockefeller Moves Into Spotlicht

Rocky Fails To Get Vote On Rights Issue   Governors Decide To Abolish Resolutions Group

-GOVERNORS BEGIN CONFERENCE— Rocky Fires Opening Gun In Rights Battle

Conference Gets Under Way wtih Rockefeller Hit  Attacks Proposed

Gov. Rockefeller Suffers Setback At Conference   Push For Vote On Civil Rights Issue Fails: Resolution Committee Abolished

Wilkins Defends Demonstrations   Governors Submerge Civil  Rights Issue, 33-16 Vote

lowan Dies in Train Crash—   Governors Wipe Out Rights Resolution Group

G overnors Mee “t  ee atleast ant  Submerge Civil Rights Dispute

Will Discuss It Only  Governors Sidestep Rights Issue by Killing Committee

Rocky Hits Governors’ ‘Rights’ Rule   Politics Still Plaguing Annual Conference

Governors Sidesten Civil Rights   Rockefeller Loses Fight for Record  Vote con: Hot Issue   (Rocky's ‘Happy’ Scores Suecess ... Page A-7)

Vote To Wipe Out Resolutions Committee  Governors Avoid Rights Battle

Governors Hear  Attaek On Rule   Bye JACK BELL   Rocky, Barry Kick Up Political Dust  At Conterence

At the Governors Conference wees Death of Resolutions Group Buries Civil Rights Dispute

GOP Attempts To Kill Gag Rule Measure   New Move Will Restrict Governors To Regular Reports

Setback For Rocky Maneuver   Demo Governor Blocks Vote on Civil Rights

Setback for Rockefeller  By Governors Democrats Duck Civil Rights Vote

Would Bar Rights Stand  Unanimity Rule Hit At  Governors ’ Conference   Rocky Vs. Barry  Cloud Of Political Dust Rises At Miami Beach

Historical Association Congratulates ’63 Cast:   LGW BPHish Craze ‘Twitch’ Dance Honors Prince

Will Be Quizzed On Cuban Buildup _ McNamara Reports Secretly On Present Striking Power

‘On Economic Level on a i a Es Aa  Mundt Asks Tighter Blockade Of Cuba

CPE SE ELTA LAL ER ELE RE EAE OC Ea aa  Push Buttons Start Day on Note of Warmth

CESREERSEERTRRER ERE ERRREERE ee  Black Box Solves Cold Car Problem

Bill Is Submitted On Rail Dispute   County’s Mobile X-Ray Unit Moves Today To Myersville, Wolfsville

Rail Talk Extension  Is Pushed  Senators Propose Forced Discussion

Directed to Negotiate  Rail Legislation Introduced Requiring 60-Day Bargaining

WHERE IT RAINED   House Chops Session Three Days Short Of 149-Day Limit

NAACP Calls Rights Program ‘Inadequate  Mace Civil Riaht<«   Mass Civil Rights Convention Planned In Nation’s Capital

Dwelling Is Destroyed In Missouri   Believe Fire Started in Ceiling and It Fell On Victims   Tank Runs Drv

Belle Seeks Lower Bond  On Charges   $3,000 Discovered In Winter Coat Given To Father

Snow Storm Covers  Part Of Panhandle  Surprise Blow Drops Four-Inch

Arson Blamed In Mississippi Fire  Burning Negro Voter Registrations

odder For Ideological Fuss  oe eee nein nese aemenamunateenecmee ae —  Tito Offers India Arms

\Heat Sizzles Mid-Atlantic, ‘North States   New York 98 Ties Record; Torrid Spell Seen Until Tuesday

For Petticoat Postmen:  Post Office Ruies Hemlines Don’t Have To Follow Rules

PO Bosses Skirt Rift On Henline   Mailwomen Can Be Right  In Fachian

Ohio Escapes Big Death Toll   Fatalities Over Nation  Might Reach Record

BETWEEN MOSCOW AND UTOPIA ‘Operation Peace On Earth’ Ran Better Than 1964 Auto

On First Dive . . .  Trieste Unsuccessful  In Search for Threshe:

Deep-Diving Trieste Fails To Find Sub   Bathyscaphe To Go Down Again Today In Thresher Hunt

hey ii Dive Again loday Trieste’s Crew Finds No Trace Of Missing Sub

 According To Specialists In Education  ‘Halting Dropouts Is Project For Community

FE. amine Reported In Red China  * * * * * ; Do c.. — - ann LA OND Dt...   Reports Say 50,000-60.000 Refugees Have Fled

EASTER SEALS GO ON SALE MARCH 7   Funds Raised Are Used For Aid Of Crippled Children. Adults

‘END PREPARATIONS FOR EASTER SEAL “MAILING THIS WEEK  Campaign Set    wee aan March 7

END PREPARATIONS FOR EASTER SEAL MAILING THIS WEEK Campaign Set To Open March 7

Accused of trespassing  — 10 face court action in intearation case

Owners Holding Convention  City Of Shiny Trailers Springs Up Among Pines, Lakes Of Minn. Area

EE eee eee ee  Thousands of Trailer Buffs Flocking to Annual Convention

Civil Rights March Tomorrow  Watchful Waiting Air Settles On D.C.

Inside   — 10,500 Police, Troops On Hand —  Washington Braces For Marcel:

Washington, Old Hand at Parades, Makes Arrangements for Big Marct

Meagre Clue: Lead To Pair In Alabama   Baltimore Mail Carrier Was On Hike For Peace

Authorities Hold 2 Men As Suspects   To Question Pair On Fatal Shooting Of William Moore

in France ‘ Strike Leaders Standing Firm; Government Continues Threat:

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Coal Miners Continue To Defy De Gaulle’s Back-To-Work Order

SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULE FOR pp   Miner-de Gaulle showdown near

Prolonged Test Of Strength Looms Government Toughening  Against French Coal Miner:

Kennedy Gets Senate Aid Victory   Authority to Give Yugoslavia, Poland Favored Treatment Retained 55 to 15

Woman, 713; Dies In Two Car Crash Near Police Post   1963 Traffic Fatalities  28  Same Periad @ Year Ago  16  Toto] Deaths In 1962  26

Medical Society Advises: Get Sabin Oral Vaccine Even If You’ve Had Salk Shots

Maudling Mildly Received  Butler, Hailsham Vie  For Premier Vacancy

British Party Split By Large Three-Man Feud All Are Working To Succeed Ailing  Prime Minister

British Conservatives Split by 3-Man Battle {9 Win Post of Prime Minister

Three-Man Fight Waged For Macmillan’s Post   MACMILLAN’S CONDITION GOOD

Tories Split In Battle To. Select Leader   Three-Man Fight Develops In Wake Of Mac Quitting

Three-Man Fight On In Britain  Conservatives Are Split on Leader

Party’s Split In Fight For British Posts  Butler Seen With  Lead In Contest For Wi arasatllan ‘a =:

Conservative Party Splits  In Britain   Bitter 3-Man Fight To Succeed Ailing  Prime Minister

Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper   Power Fight Opens For Party Control

Call Us ‘Silver Dollar City’ Because That's Our Name   Maybe We're Wealthier Than We Think

Former Premier Of France Seeks Political Asylum  Expected to Be Sent Ty Some Other Natio:

Please Keep Me Safe   Adenauer Is Cool To Asylum Plea   Bidault’s Letter Returned

Slaving Suspect—   French-W. German Ties Strained by Bidault Case

Adenauer Spurns Plea  Of Bidault   French Terrorist Leader Captured In West Germany

Ex-Premier in Bavaria  Adenauer Returns Bidault Bid for German Asylum

WHERE TO FIND IT   ADENAUER ON THE SPOT  cy nea creer -anenernetpnenenmeae renee ee na REE  Bidault Asks For Asylum

Frenchman Seeks Asylum in Germany... . Adenauer Refuses Letter From Bidault

Bidault Move Strikes Snaq   Adenauer Doesn't Even See Letter Sent by Ex-Premier

Question for Local Authorities In Bavaria Where Leader Of French Terrorist Movement Is Under Police Protection

Bidault Bid For Asvlum Being Kved   Adenauer Returns Letter Unopened; Seen Bavaria Case

Former French Premier Asks Asylum In Germany   Execute Leader In Plot 'To Assassinate De Gaulle

Bidault asks  for asylum  French OAS political chief located in Bavaric

Germany May Expel Bidault   Action Left Up to Local Community, Extradition To France Seems Unlikely

PREMIER IS IN BAVARIA   Adenauer Returns Unopened Letter Of De Gaulle Foe Seeking Refuge; Expulsion To Neutral Country Likely.

Seeks Asylum in Germany —  Adenauer Sends Back Letter From Bidault

Farmer Aid Plans Urged By Kennedy   Presiden! Asserts Parity With City Folk Is Necessity

In Farm States Pitch .. . -Rural Opportunities Concern of President

JFK Calls For ‘Parity Of Opportunity’ Today   Gov. Connally Visions Texas That Staggers Imagination

a Standards  "Parity of Opportunity” To Help Rural Residents Stressed by President

Police Say Train Loot Is Littered   Find Suitcases, Returned Cash Up to $678,179

Scotland Yard Receives Help  Siete ee Bae Bess a Sele   Hundreds Looking For Robber: ' cot

EVERYBODY IN BRITAIN LOOKS FOR MAIL LOOT   TRAIN ROBBERY STILL UNSOLVED; VACATE HIDEOUT

Goulart Drops Request For Power in Brazil; 6 Mill Rioters Killed

B. W. Willis Who Heads Massachusetts School Study Commission, Resigns $48 500 Chicago School Superintendency Under Criticism

Young Buddist Monk Takes Own Life by Fire   Nation's 2nd Highest Paid Public Official Resigns

A  Despite ‘Widespread Attacks;,.   Calls For End Of Squabbling 

Defends tax cuts; urges  attacks end   ‘Not a melon to be divided, but a crop to be harvested’

Weather   President Appeals for End to Squabbling Over Tax Cut Plan   Says Slash Is Needed to Avert Recession This Year

EASTER SEAL SALE CLOSES APRIL 14   Public Requested To Mail Contributions TT, T.ocal Chairman

Addresses Parliament JFK to East Europeans: ‘Follow Ireland's Example’

Urges They Keep Fighting For Freedom  Appeal Delivered  Before Historic Parliament Meet

President Addresses Historic Session Of Dial  Kennedy Urges Red-Ruled Nations To Follow Irish Struggle For Freedom

Asks Slave People To Follow ris  wh ot bet Puntewe   President Praises Ireland's Role  In Cold War

lrish Held Up As Example — To Red Europe   Precedent Is Set By Kennedy’s Parliament Talk

JFK Points To Success Of Irish   lron Curtain Countries Told to Follow Example Of Percons in Ireland

JF K Tells Reds To Follow Irish   Khrushchev No Match For Kennedy in Berlin

JERK Crtes Eire’s Fight For Liberty An Example fot  Those Behind The Wall

JFK Urges Revolt in  Red Areas   (Related Story and Picture, Page 16)

Operations Cover Four States— Charge Mother, 2 Sons As Jobless Pay Cheats

MORE THAN $7000 INVOLVED  Mother, 2 Sons Swindle Four States On Bogus Jobless Pay   Buried eat $350,000 Found

Mother And Two Sons Are Charged With Swindling 4 States Out Of $10,500   COVERS 18 MONTHS

Will Demand U.S. Help If Attacked By Russians Exiles Claim Commandos Landed In Cuba

Forces Carry Arms to Rebels Fighting Castro Havana Is Silent  ~ On Revolutionary : wy °*,?9?  _ REST SEAOM ER Oe: Seaterertgam

Cuba Exiles To ‘Insist’ On U.S. Aid   State Department Casts Doubt on Size of Landings

3g 9 SofAteS UTP JOLOTH  CUba INVADED  ENN Cammandos Launch ‘Liberation

Cuban landings  uncertain   Reports are sketchy and unauthenticated

RADIO CONTACT AWAITED FROM A COMMANDOS  Cuban Landing Still ‘Mystery

Carry Arms ToAnti-Castro Rebel Forces   Council Says "War of Liberation’ Is Under Way

Cuban group wants help  Asks U.S. to aid commandos if Soviets come

Fewer Than Fiffy Anti-Castroites In lntilfration Party   Revolutionary Council Says It Will Demand U. §&. Ald Reatast pap

Claim ‘War’ of Liberation’ ls Under Way   Pentagon Denies Any Connection With Maneuver

Cuban Landings Still Not Confirmed Council Might Press For U.S. Assistance

Fewer Than 50 Infiltrators May Have Landed in Cuba: State Dept.   Denounces. Claims by — Exile Group

Exile Group Will Demand U.S. Aid lf Soviet Troops Attack Commandos

\Exile Council Claims Troops Landed  No Confirmation  ‘OF Cuba fnvasion

Rebels Demand U. S. Aic If Russia Helps Castrc   U.S. Says Fewer Than 50 Men Invaded Cuba

State Depurtment:: U.S. Doubts  Claim of Big Exile Action   Spokesman Says Fewer Than 50 Mav Be in Cuba

EXILES CLAIM PLEDGE  U.S. Aid Will Be Asked If Russians Fiqdht Commandos

Cuban Landings Still Not Confirmed  Council Might Press For U.S. Assistance   State Dept. Disputes Exile Landing Claims

CLAIM FORCES IN CUBA  Exiles to Demand Aid of U.S. If Soviets Attack Commandos   Claim Fewer Than 50 Landed

Council Reports Native Welcome Rebel Commandes Reperted Pushing To Cuban Interior

ft ROGS ATlack COoOmmMandos pec label  Cuban Council Says It'll Demand ‘Promised Help Of United States’

Cuban Exiles Demand Help  ncil Says _   Council Says U.S. Gave Word  lf Russia Involved

Cubans To Demand U.S. Help   Claim Promised Aid af Commandos Struck by Soviets

Commando Raid  Reported Staged   Washington Dubious Important: ventas nis Took: Place

Thousands Await Word From Cuban Invasion Forces  No Confirmation of Landings Evaw i GC filam Maveummante

Cuban Exiles Claim Forces  Reach Island   Commando Infiltration Reported at Three Points

‘The Begining Of The Liberation Of Cuba’ Invasion. Reported  By Guerrilla Bands

U.S. Insists Landings in Cuba Small   Exile Claims Labelec Highly Inaccurate By State Dept.

 No Cuba, U.S. Confirmation Commando Unit Invades Cuba, Council Declares

Commandos land in Cuba with arms reinforcing anti-Castro rebels   Tin Goose flies on  Ford tri-motor on TWA cross country trip

Semi-Summer   Commando Forces Sent Into Cuba, Exiles Say  Leader Clears Early Report That Beaches  Aan Oenenne J]

Rebels Say Cubans Put On Shore  Castro And U.S. Silent Ph OD eel Bc ws

Believe Few Men, Arms Are Involved   U.S. Officials Doubt Any Important Military Operations Took Place

TRIO ARRESTED Accused Sinatra Kidnappers All Minor Leaguers To Crime

Area Man Found Dead   Good Morning   CALLED MINOR LEAGUERS IN CRIME  Accused Kidnapers Are Strange Trio

Johnson Outlines Hemisphere Aim   Mann Is Friendly Globe-Trotter   Kidnapers Are Unlikely Trio; Friends Shocked at Revelation

Sinatra IKidnapers Rated As Bushleaguers in Crime   Soldier in Korea Defects to Reds

‘First Step’ Hailed By Dean Rusk   Khrushchev Looks On As Historic Document Inked

Three In jured!  Vehicle Crashes Through House And Sets It Afire

LUCKY BUCKS . AND  SOCIAL SECURIT:   Russ Object To Polaris Flee

Man Spent Loot For  High Living Lock Picker Prowled New York Hostelries

Funeral Services Monday For Mrs. Elmer McKinney Mother of Lake Park Man

Strawberry Ice Cream  Cone Just The Thing   More Cubans  Free Of Fidel

Another Arctic Blast Heads For Midwest  Killer Freeze Continues   Carolina Weather Eases

Ike, Johnson Talks  Highlight Holiday   Balmy Holiday Weather To Linger for Weekend

Holiday Deaths Set New Mark   Ike, Johnson Talks Highlight Holiday   Balmy Holiday Weather To Linger for Weekend

Former Soldier, Recently Returned From China, Held in Assault Case

Non-Vital Items Hit By Cannon  Other Assaults By Lawmakers  Labor Leaders

MRS. WIDENER LOST IN PLANE   Aircraft Carrying Notec Horseman's Wife Unable toy Pad te: Stages

Test Ban Treaty Seen As Forerunner Of New Pacts   Sino-Soviet Ideological Talks Fail

Split Remains Unhealed      Sino: Soviat Talks End in Apparent Failure

China-Russia Talks End In Failure   No Progress Made in Healing Ideological Split

Soviets May Scrap Peking Defense Pact   Moscow Parley Winds Up in Utter Failure

Death Given Kroeger Pair   Must Die For Murder Of Elderly Couple In California

wecrer AGenr _  Oswald Wrote Book Outlining US. Loyalties   Johnson Pursues Two Goals: Rights, Budget

Oswald Started Book  Critical of Soviets   Related Stories, Pages 2 and 7

Two Appointed fo Seek Peace in Birmingham  Kennedy Choices of Blaik, Royall

Race Peace Committee  Welcomed   Birmingham Gives Nod To Kennedy’s Selection Of Two

First Offical Word Birmingham Church Bomb Said Planted Under Steps

2 Appointed To Seek End of Racial Strife  Kennedy's Actio Anprov ved by B Ma ayo  mes

Pair Heads To Bama For Talks   Birmingham’s Mayor Hails Peacemakers

Mayor Welcomes Commission toSeek Race Peace  Birmingham Official Disaarees on Troops

U. $.- Soviet Expedition to Moon Urged by JFK in Peace Speech   JFK Names Blaik, Royall To Probe Birmingham

Boutwell Hails Kennedy Action  For Birmingham  Welcomes Study By JFK’s Aides  On Race Issues

Ex Army Football Coach, Ex Army Secretary Will Head Racial Peace Probe

Kennedy’s Action Praised By Birmingham Mayor But Disagrees With Proposal JFK Send Troops To Maintain Order In City

BirminghamMayor Hails Selection  Of Blaik, Royall to Work for Peace

MAYOR PRAISES TWO MEN SENT TO BIRMINGHAM   Boutwell Demurs On Use of Troops

Birmingham OK: Kennedy Panel For Race Study  Blaik, Royall Assigned To Crisis; Negro Ca a ena eae aname

President Sends 2 To Alabama   Kennedy Appoints Racial Committee For Birmingham

Birmingham OKs Kennedy Panel For Race Study   Blaik, Royall Assigned To Crisis; Negro Call For Troops Is Opposed

Racial Panel Draws Approval Of Bama Mayor   . Birmingham Leaders Meet in. Washington Monday With Kennedy

Pause In Cold War Noted In U.N. Address   Wants Joint Expedition To Moon Made By U. S. And Soviet Union   Mayor Welcomes Kennedy's Commission To Birmingham

Object: to seek racial peace  Birmingham will welcome presidential commission

MAYOR HAPPY WITH KENNEDY APPOINTMENTS   DISAGREES WITH NEGRO WANT OF FEDERAL TROOPS

Mayor Hails 2-Man Peace Commission  Kennedy Names Blaik, Rovall,  Urges Restraint

JFK To Meet B ham Group  ch ee ee eee   Boutwell Says True Side Of Story Will Be Told

Negross Threaten Ee Cs tanie Raventty   Whites Jeer at Negro ame in Chicage

Planning for Orbital Flight Gains Momentum   Crime Czar Costello. Wins Court Hearing

Red Wheat Lies Idled In 3 Ports   Locomotive Firemen Strike Would Keep Grain In Prairies

Canadian  Dock Strike Effective   Tug Stoned, Liner Kept In Port, Whea Shipment Stalled.

Violence in Canadian Walkout  Dock Strikers Halt Big Liner’s Sailing

100,000 Join Detroit Walk   King Says Freedom March Greatest In U.S. History

National GOP Circles Like Romney   Governor Issues Blast At Administration; Says He’s Not Running

Entertainment Galore  Missouri State Fair Opens For Nine Days at Sedalia

Beneke. Van Dvke To Appear   Biggest lurnout In Years Is Seen For 63 Showing

Claims Win In Battle Over Rules   House Speaker Also Predicts Congress Will Approve a Cut in Taxes

Fight On Rules seen As Solons Begin Session   Congress Opens Wednesday; Speaker Optimistic Kennedy Will Win Victory

LUDWIG ERHARD TAKING OVER Adenauer Era In Germany  Will Come To End Tuesday

Adenauer Resigns Tomorrow   Credited with Tying West Germany to West During More Than 14 Years’ Rule

Adenauer Steps Out Reluctantly  Erhard Will Assume _ Role Of Chaneellor October lo

W. German Chief Steps Down Today   Tie With West Seen Konrad Adenauer'’s Big Accomplishment

 Adenauer Steps Down Tomorrow Erhard’s Cabinet Likely.  To Exert More Influence

Bonn Leader Steps Out of Post Tuesday  Adenauer Leaving After 14 Years as  First Chancellor

Adenauer To Retire On Tuesday   Bonn’s First, Only Chief Executive Leaves Reluctantly

Erhard Assumes Chancellor Post   HEAVY HANDIC (PS   TIE TO WES   RY FRHARD

Led Germany In Peace Adenauer Leaves Office Tuesday, Ending An Era

Love Finds Convict after 60 Y ears Lifetime of Loneliness Ends in a Smile

Derrick Directory   64 Lonely Years In Jail Niece Visits Forgotten Prisoner   Rv ROR POOS

BY MRS. NHU  U.S. Agency Blamed For $. Viet Troubles   earlier story, Pg. 2-A

Sickel a oe oo coe = %  Soviets Attach . Strings To Any Nuclear Treaty

Non-Aggression Pact in Latest Khrushchev Bid   Would Require Treaty YH He Were to Agres te Nuclear Teast Baw.

MRS. NHU DUE INN. Y. TODAY   U, 5. Officials to Play I Cool But Public May Be ‘Warmer’

Mme. Nhu Flying To U.S. Today  "TT an 2 hae Coin Lae   To Defend Family Rule In Viet Nam

Tax Controversy Goes On And On In Legislature   Solons Reconverk With Only 12 Days Left In 40-Day Special Session

How Many Children Taken???  Russian Peasants Returned to Siberia

JFK Berates Viet Nam, But Won't Cut Aid   Reduced Southern Support Likely, President Admits

Success Of Anti-Red War In Jeopardy —  In TV Interview He   In TV Interview He Also Admits Loss Of Some Votes Expected

President Kennedy Announces Policy ‘Viet Nam Government Cannot Win Its War’

McNamara Opens Talks In Saigon   American Officials Expected To Advise Pressure For Action

Montanans Interested  Budget Includes $1 Million For States Libby Dam

Montanans Interested Budget Includes $1 Millior For State's Libby Dam      Water Projects Budget     Helena Valley Program  Has $310,000 Request

Conflict Measure Passed by House  Bill Draws Little Debate;  Requires Lobby Register

IN UNPRECEDENTED ACTION   U.S. SKEPTICAL OF REPORT Anti-Castro Commandoes Claim Cuban Infiltration

MORTON NAMED Succeeds Goldwater as Chairmar of COP Canata famaaion Cron

MORTON NAMED Succeeds Goldwater as Chairman of GOP Senate Camaaion Craun

A PRACTICAL LESSON— Seven Y ouths Get Taste of Lifelnside Prison Walls

APPEAL FROM RED CROSS  Mt. V. Man Faces Heart Surgery; Need Blood Donors

Rights Hearings Promised Soon  Rules Chairman Says Group Will Take Up Bill in January   Gov. Connally Back At Home in Austin

Wants 3 Annual Checks— Russia Defers Test Ban Talks Until France Signs Treaty

The World Today  kkk kkk xk   3-Star Bulletins From Around the World   Gromyko Says France Must Join

Regents to Ponder EMC Issues   —4-Year Degree Program, Library on Agenda

MeNamara’s Talk Fails  To Convinee   Cuba Build-Up Probe Going On

Action a ‘Surprise?   ‘Argentina Oi Oil Take-Over Linked to Aid Cut Talk:

McNamara Takes Full Responsibility For Awarding TFX Plane Contract

McNamara Says He Take: Full Responsbility For TFX Fighter Contract

Storm Skips Out Of State   Six-Eight Inches Of Snow In Northwest Area

U.S. To Reduce Viet Nam Aid   Pressure Seen Tool To Soften Harsh Rule

U.S. Will Reduce Flow Of Flour, Cotton And Milk To South Viet Nam Ruler

New Curb Is Second In 3 Days   Aim Is To Stop Trend Toward  Totalitarianism

U.S. To Trim Surplus Kood For Viet Nam   New Economic Pressure Part  Of Harder Policy

New Economic Pressure On Diem  U.S. To Cut Food Shipments To Viet Nam

New Members Invited   At Chic ago o School .  LY et  Ofticer Injured in Row with Negroes

Officer Hurt In Scuffle on Picket Line   By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

Fire Strikes Kenosha Arec  Loss Estimated at $500,000: Two Firemen Inivred

Miro Document Coming Tonight   Keating Renews Fire At Kennedy Claims

Hughes Raps Secrecy In Legislature   Cites Rejection Of Appointees In Secret Session

Stocks      Campaign ‘nine: eos wes  Rockefeller Makes S ae on JFK

Rockefeller Charges JFK Promises Give Way to ‘Evasion, Confusion’

21 Americans Are Released by Cuba AndLandin U.S.   Had Been Jailed on Counter-Revolutionary Charges by Caateo.

Up to 3 Years in Cuba Jails   Lawyer Donovan Completes Last Mercy Mission

Donovan Succeeds  Americans Held In Cuba Freed; Fly Back To U.S.

Not Running Yet  Goldwater Assails JFK, » Wilkins In. California...

SOLVED NOTHING Goldwater Irked  by Kuropean Tour   Mh KE DITH STILL SMOL DE RING  NAACP Secretar \ Discounts Friction Within Organization

Goldwater Flays JFK's Trip; Says Negro Leader Wilkins ‘Would Destroy Constitution

Hasn't Thought of Announcing  Goldwater Assails JFK Trip, Statement of Nearo Leader

Goldwater Hits Hard At Kenneay, Wilkins   With 25 Million Members  Church Of Christ Proposes Merger Of 6 Denominations

SENATOR RAPS JFK TRIP  Goldwater Fears Wilkins To. Destroy Constitution

Buddy, You Think You Got Trouble?   No Valuables   Getting Along Nicely

‘Ultimatum Tactics: By Soviet Rejected by U. S.   New Kremlin Peace Bid Held Likely

Sovict Planes Zoom Near  U.S. Copters   Aireraft Unharmed After Flights Over Kast Berlin Zone

Reach West Berlin Unharmed — Soviet Jet Fighters Buzz U. S. Helicopters

Soviets Hamper US. ’Copters Over E. Berlin  Come Within 500 Yards Of Craft On Routine Flight

TAX REFUNDS CAN NOW BE TAKEN IN SAVINGS BONDS   New Provision Gives Taxpayer Option For Any Overpayment

—-NEW LAW RAISES QUESTIONS~ Freeway, Turnpike  Speed Limits Hiked

Heavy Fine, Pris  Bill 7 Stiff Penalty At Land Firms Using Misleading Advertising

KERNER SHUNS POSSIBILITY OF FEDERAL POST   REPORTS SAID HE MAY BE APPOINTED TOU. S. JUDGESHIP

Santa Monica’s ‘First Love’ Float Captures Top Prize in Rose Parade

Carlino Seeks Agreement  On Liquor Tax  Ready to Call Monday Session Of Assemblymen

Wheat Vote Is Slated Tuesday   President Signs Bill For Feed Grain Control

Ballot Slated For Tuesday   President Signs Bill For Feed Grain Control

Reportedly F unctioning Normally  Russian Moon Shot Moves Through Space

Soviet Unions Moon Probe Whizzes Towards Its Goal   Much Work Ahead

Soviet Space Probe on Way to the Moon   Lunik 4. Expected to Reach Target by Saturday

Speculation About Steel Is Rampant   Basic Question Is What Union Will Demand

Hear Report Of Peace In  Steel Issue   No Wage Demand, But New Benefits Gaining Notice

Despondent, Deranged Wife Slays Mate, Five Children, Self InW.Pa.FarmHome

Takes Her Own Life Atfer  Slaying Six : 19-Month-Old Twins   19-Monih-Old Twins Among Victims; Used Shotgun In Slayings

New-Bills-Go-Into Effect  Speed Limit For Michigan Freeways Increased To 70

BIDAULT GETS VEILED SNUB BY ADENAUER   Request For Protection Is Officially Ignored By Bonn Regime   HOWEVER, BAVARIA CAN GIVE REFUGE

Adenauer turns Down Old Friend  Bidauit Plea For Asylum In Germany Is Rejected

SwWwSeeese BBX BAN EEA 4 2 welgn seieae  Adenauer Rebuffs Bidault’s Request For Asylum   Macmillan Seeks To Repair Anglo-French Relationships

3-Nation Group To Investigate Neutralis Side   7th Fleet Move, Urgent Meetings Underscore Tensior

Heavier Fighting reatens  In Laos  Pathet Lao Bar Truce Tea: From Territor Held hv Rede

Group Directs Peace Hopes Along Plateau   Kong Le Establishes New Command Post In Tense Region

Truce Team Flies Over Crisis Area   Attempting Daily Check To Supervise Laotian Cease Fire

Truce Team Heading For  Laos Plaine   Three-Nation Board To See Neutralists In Effort For Peace

COMMISSION TRIES TO EASE LAOS TENSION   Shooting War Pauses,  But World Powers   Show Concern   U. S. FLEET UNITS ARE ON THE MOVE

SHAKY TRUCE MAINTAINED IN LAOS WAR   3-Nation Team Holding “Survey” In Critical Battle Region   PRO-RED FACTIONS OPPOSE MEDIATION

Witch and Friend      ‘HAPPY HALLOWE'EN’   Real Life Witch Readies acai

WILL STIR CAULDRON BUT WONT RIDE BROOM  Real English Witch Is Set for Halloween

 Released In May ~ pet aa  Tech Band Has Hit In ‘Highty. Tighty’”

Didn't know mother dead  Youngsters play for days; dad too ill to aet help

Small Brothers Unaware Mother Is Dead As They Play About Home for 6 or 7 Days

Unaware of Irageay for Days     Ce? 88 2 O ewe SS come wees ee  Tots Played, Fed Themselves With Mom Dead, Father Il

—-FATHER TOO ILL TO ACT 2 Boys Play - As Mom Lies Dead For 7 Days

State Senate Gets Bill To Set Up MU Divisions In Kansas City, St. Louis

Medical Plan Inked by JFK   Huge Measure to Help Build New Schools, Help Students to Attend

Views it as significant health measure  Kennedy sians medic al-dental aid bill

Birmingham Leaders Wait To Welcome Blaik, Rovall   Bill to Help Produce More Doctors, Dentists ls Signed

WEATHER, CROP REPORT -— NEED RAINFALL NORTH Of® BEMCEN NEAR CRAIG

Oklahoma's Count Now 460 As Six New Deaths Listed; Figure 15 Over a year Ago

Frondizi Aides      Argentines Seize Seven In Red Revolution Plot

NEWS INDEX   MAY BE LONG Senate Launches Debate Over Filibuster Changes

Supreme Court Ruling Says Senate Approval Needed for Appointments

London Vice Trial Ward’s Lawyers Rest Case, Osteopath Could Get 25 Yrs.

Aid-to-Education Measure Gets Johnson's Signature   His OK Ends 3-Year Fight For the Bill

Medical Aid Plan Voted by Senate  Changes in Seat Belt Bill  on Se ee.

Bishop Says High Court On ‘Firm Basis’  Chaplain’s Prayer In Ohio Senate  Gives Diverse View

Ohio Bishop OKs Decision   But Fellow Methodist Deplores Prayer Rule

State to Provide Architectural Plans for Local Schools; To Reduce Costs

Lotige Gets Hero Welcome In Viet Nam   U.S. Ambassador, Wife Greeted By Shouts of Joy

U.S., Russia Reach Crisis Compromise   Agreement Means Little As Key Points Unsettled

U.S. Moves to Prevent New Riots at Berlin Wall   Guard Reinforced

Teamsters Asked To Aid  Voters Here   Official Says Request Also Came From Mathis

British Rocked By Fresh Evidence Linking ‘Honored’ Men, Call Girls

Britain's Vice Hearing Playgirl Doesn’t Retract Story About An Affair With Lord Astor

ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Playgirl Sticks To Story About Love Affair With Lord Astor

Ward Hearing Has  Britain in Uproar   Sensation-Packed Testimony Holds Up ‘Under Fire’

In Sensational Ward Trial... .     Under Cross Examination,  Call Girl. Sticks to Story

 DANCER TO ‘TESTIFY Upper Crust Britons Linked To London Call Girl Racket

Playgirl Stands Ground As Defense Attorney Slashes Away At Her Story

Britain Ponders  Mart Move   German Expert Thinks Bid For Membership Lost

Trade Expert Says British Bid Doomed   Macmillan Calls Top Advisers For Emergency Talks

Reported JFK Asked Korth To Quit Post   High Officials Decline To Talk

Harmony Twp. Police Chief Shot to Death  Son Wounded in Mystery ChLaabtinae tm Chak Mama

Nixon Choice For ‘64 Race Seen Possible  Most Republican Chiefs Doubtful. But They Hedge

“JFK The Man And The Myth’ Fully Nurtured Religion Issue Proved JFK's Best Vote Getter   By VICTOR LASKY (Copyright, 1963, by Victor Lasky North American Newspaper Alliance

JFK: THE MAN AND THE MYTH  ‘arefully Nurtured Religion Issue Was Best Vote Getter

Assembly Cuts New Beer Levy From Tay Sefun  Defeat for Entire Package Forecast After Action

Scheduled Friday  rn re ng tn erence  Demo Women to Honor  Mrs. Mansfield at Tea

Approves class action suit  No indefinite delay in segregation, court warns

Court Ru Against Ww Integration  Memphis: Facilities Must Desegregate In Prompt Manner

RECREATION AT MEMPHIS INTEGRATED   Filing Of Class Suit Upheld In South Carolina

Memphis Gets Order  ‘Indefinite Delay’ Hit In Desegregation Cases

‘Decision by Justices Is Unani  Court Rules Out Indefinite Delay In School Integration

Supreme Court rules against mixing delays  Knocks down Memphis plan on yarks; Wallace's troop suit is thrown out

Judges Tell Memphis to Open Parks   Unanimous Ruling Says “Indefinite Delay” Not Warranted

Memphis Must Oper City Parks   Goldberg Says Too Many Delays On ‘55 Decision

High Court Reaffirms  Race Rule   Indefinite Delay Does Not Qualify; Also Rules On Recreational Places

N COURT DECLARATION  Indefinite Mix — Delay Ruled Out   LARGE NUMBERS

OuUpreme UOUurl Nutles  Public Facilities Must Be Intergrated Soon

HOUSE DEMOS PUSH FOR VOTE ON FOREIGN AID   Predict Bill’s Passage In Lower Branch By Christmas Eve   SENATE, HOWEVER, IN NO RUSH TO QUIT

Demos Rally Foreign Aid Backers   Senate Plans Token Meetings  Every 3 Days

Democrats Predict Aid Bill Passage   Senate’s Sporadic Sessions Influence Time For Approval

Democrats Claim Enougt House Votes   Predict Passage Of Money Measure Before Christmas

But House Democratic Leaders Say Disputed Compromise Measure Can Be Passed Today or Tomorrow

Senate Schedule Clouds Approval Prospects  House Ready for Aid Bill Action

Aid Bill Passage  Pushed by Dems  Pre-Yule OK Predicted in House But Action by Senate in Doubt

NO CONGRESSIONAL RETALIATION EXPECTED  Cheers, Jeers Greet Slash in Bases

Despite Risky Political Climate   Economy-Minded Senators Peeved By Military Economy

Reaction to President's Order Depends on Where You Live  NEW HAMPSHIRE ECCApES

South Carolina Lawmaker Gets Little Symphathy In Move To Block Negro

Governor Breaks Pledge By Signing Gas Tax Increase  Measure Requested By Counties Desianed To Raise $70 Million

Brown Signs Bill to Hike Gasoline Tax Beeaks Vow of  Rao Laerease ; Oe: one er om ee

$-O-$ Screwworm Eradication  COMMITTEE LAUNCHES FUND-RAISING DRIVE

Cooper Taking Triumphal Whirl Along Canital’s Route of Heroes      ay 21—-(AP) Astronaut Gordon Cooper takes another spir along the canital’s route of heroes.

INCLUDES ADDRESS TO CONGRESS Capital Honors Gorda Along Glory Road

Record On ‘The Last Family’ Pokes Fun At Castro, Becomes Best Seller

Record Lampooning Castro Regime  Newest ‘Hot Seller’ Among Refugees

Senate Probe Of Crime Leads Off With RFK   Gamby Finds Love Fades

Senator Claims Russia is Keeping Offensive Missile Bases In Cuba

Authorities Seek Cause of Latest Explosions at Fireworks Factory

‘Khrushchev's Chemical Campaign May ‘Mean Economic Revolution in Russia

Probers Turn Attention To Detroit Area   Valachi Returned To Jail; McClellan Resumes Sessions

U.S. Ambassador Meets With Gromyko on Cuba   Demo's Lead Cut to 4 Votes In Minnesota Governor T rial

No Date Set For Trip to Castro Isle      Russian Again Warns U.S. in a Joint Communique   LAUDS FIDEL   Calls Cuba ‘The First Socialist State in America’

Says Failure Would Wreck Long Efforts   Goldwater Indicates Treaty Unacceptable Under Any Condition

President Pleads for Ov erwhelming Endorsement of Test Ban Treaty

SENATE ‘MUST’ RATIFY TEST BAN TREATY   Rejection Would Mean - Unlimited Atmospheric Testing   WOULD END EFFORT OF PAST 15 YEARS

Renewed Air Tests Feared   Goldwater Says Even Reservation W ould Not Make Treaty Acceptable

Viet Plane Crashes, 4 Yanks Killed   2nd Aerial Disaster in 2 Weeks Brings U.S. Deaths to 134

{ Americans On Ill-Fated Transport   Wreckage Scatterec Over Wide Area; Cause Unknown

Eight Killed In Accident Near Saigon   Four Americans Among Victins Of Transport Mishap

fa CUI, £FUWIL AXCW fCHreugry  Viet Crash Kills Four U.S. Fliers

eae gaat Me   Leyes Con Men Even Gave - Own Attorneys. Bum Cheeks

In Danville, Va.  Bullets Hit Police Cars As Negroes Demonstrate

—  Police Cars Are Hit by Bullets:   Shooting Follows Racial  Demonstration in Danville

Sniners Active. At Danville, Va  Shootings Flare In Race Trouble

9 Scouts, 2 Leaders, Reporte: Killed When Truck Overturns   In Racially Troubled Danville, Va.  Bullets Hit Two Police Cars

Wheat Sale To Soviets Up To President   Okay Expected From Kennedy

See JAYCEES, Page 2   29 Student Policemen At Wichita Disciplined For Cheating on Tests

Storm Brings Big Snow to New England        : vel: Disrupted;Midlands Prepare £60, Subzero Cold

New England Paralyzed By Storms   Scores of Schools Are Closed; Thousands Are Without Electricity

Agreement in the offing  Vietnamese forces may shift south of Saigon

Convict Dies in Prison Fight  Two Inmates Are  .fpo 2. f£ 8&2 A ok

State Will Get Only Scattered Showers, Heat   Additional Towns lap Emergency Water Supplies; Air Pollu tion Continues.

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 e Reds Attempt Propaganda Display  ‘10th Year Of Korean Armistice

President Kennedy Accepts McKinney’s Resignation      (See related story on page 8)

Bulgarian Admits Spying For CIA —   Was Counsellor And No. 2 Man Of Rec Nation To U.N. In New York 1956-61

Confesses In Bulgaria To Spying   Georgiev Admits He Worked for CIA; Expects Death Penalt,

Tov Fund Today   Bulgarian Admits Spying;  Expects To Be Executec

3 Women, ManDie In Crash   Volunteers Returning Home from VA Haspital

General's Plane Lands Crash-Style When Pilot Forgets to Use Wheels

Securlty Council in Rush Meeting Over Hot Cuban Situation   Kennedy Meets With Ruak In Advance: No Word on Diseusatan.

JFK-advisers discuss implications  Cuban government denies “intention” of shooting

U.S. Security Body Called Into Session   Soviet Demands U.S. Pay For Damage to Freighter

National Security Council Views New Cuba Tensions; Havana Cites ‘Error’

Railroads, Unions Agree One Thing: To Ask Conaress for Pension Funds

Record number expected to cast ballots Tuesday  Turnout of more than 450,000 is forecast: Kennedy issue dominates race for covernor

Halleck’s Forecast  House O.K. Seen On Priority Bills   Inside The Times   In Mississippi Primary  Climax Near In ‘Cuss Kennedys ’Campaign

in MissiSSIPpI  JFK appears in picture even though not on ballot

Anti-Kennedy Campaign Highlights Democratic Primary in Mississippi

JFK KEY FIGURE  IN MISSISSIPPI  PRIMARY SOON ‘CUSS KENNEDY’ IS  CAMPAIGN SLOGAN IN GOVERNOR RACE

Mississippi Primaries Set For Tuesday  ‘Cuss Kennedy’ Campaign Steals  Rlantian Snathiiaht

 State Issues Overshadowed — ‘Cuss Kennedy’ Drives Humming In Mississippi

‘CUSS THE KENNEDYS CAMPAIGN’  JFK Very Much In Mississippi Primary

Kennedy Figures In Campaigning In Mississippi  Name Overshadows Traditional Issues

Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Rap Kennedys  President Big Issue In Mississiopi Campaign

Dems To Elect  In Mississippi “Cuss the Kennedys’ Drive Ends Tuesday

Proposed 5-Point Program  Rockefeller Says U.S. Policy In Europe Pattern for Chaos

Earthmen Take Look At Mars   Big Balloon With Telescope Scans Planet

Balloon-Borne Telescope Back With Mars Photos   (See PICTURE, Page 10)

Giant Telescope Floats to Earth  Princeton Astronomer Says Flig  Te. Bweemimn BAe (A Cucrenest!

Telescope Balloon in Mars Look   Gets 2 Good Scans o' Infrared Spectrum; To Study Data

‘HEADING FOR -MARS VIEW _   Nightlong. Scan Made by: Giant-Telescope.

Giant Telescope Looks At Mars  * ke k  O® *~ ke * & x ke kok kk kok Dm _3. ... F¥ ... J. OUT). OD. TS. OTT ATT OD. OOF. ted   Balloon Lands, Tape Recording Will Be Checked

Carried By Balloon  - Telescope Floats To Earth After Closer Look At Mars

Giant Scope Looks At Mars, Falls Nearby  Bitart AAade TT Cane   Effort Made To See If Life Is There _As We Know It

Results of Telescopic Mars Study Expected To Be Known in Two Weeks

 Sent Aloft in Balloon ‘Answer to Life on Mars Query Sought With Giant Telescope

“A Folitical Landing Solar Peeping- Tom Returns;  Facts On. Mars Due Tomorrow

HAD NIGHTLONG LOOK AT 80,000 FEET  Telescope May Have Information On Mars

Big Balloor Lands In Tennessee  Telescope Views   Telescope Views Mars Clearly

To Make Study of Shipyards   Probe Is Ordered to Learn Capacity and Needs of 11

Betancourt Calls  For Blockade Against Cuba  Seeks Action To Prevent Arms Export

Third Coup in 18 Months  Rebels Claim Move Dedicated To Uniting Arabs

Military Seeks Revival for Arab Unity in Upheaval  Fighting Cuts Off News of Revo!t’s Actual Proaress

Pro-Nasser Officers Stage Syria Revolt   ‘Tensions Get More Serious Each Time Syria Explodes

Third Military Junta In 18 Months  Pro-Nasser Army Officers Take Over Syrian Control

‘Socialite Slain In Texas  Negro Held In Murder Of Millionaire’s Wife

327 Known Dead From Dust Blast   Do Not Know How Many Still Below Surface

Haile Selassie Delays Deparfure  Emperor Seeks to Mediate Moroccan-Aloerian Conflict

Haile Selassie Tries for Peace  Continues Efforts to   Continues Efforts to Mediate Border Fight

Rainfall Not Due Saturday  Tot DPacethibiits,   1st Possibility Is Tuesday

nennedy heads home Cheers of Neapolitans Climax President's Trip

JFK Calls For Greater Allied Unity — in New Challenge to French Leader

Winds Up Trip With Challenge:to De Gaulle  Kennedy Asks Allied Trust

Paul VJ Gives His Blessing to Al of America  Will Pray for End of  Race Discrimination

JFK Takes Final Slap At De Gaulle   Bids for End to European Nationalism; Starts Home

Op DCAKI ine, 0 Maly  Kennedy Seeks Continuec Transatlantic Harmony

Kennedy Pledges Defense of Europe  Calls for Close Cooperation Between Trans-Atlantic Nations

JFK Again Calls For NATO Unity  _ Received by Pope - For Private Talk

JFK Pushes Unity Theme _ As Tour Ends   Has Historic Audience With Pope Paul VI

De Gaulle’s Stand Again Given Blast   Kennedy Finishes Europe Tour With Speech At Naples

Kennedy Calls For U.S.-European Cooperation; Visits Pope Paul VI

NATO Unity Aids World Unity: JFK   President —  Confers  With Pope Ends Europe Tour To Wild Cheers

President, Ending Tour One Day Early, Stresses Need for Western Unity

President Again. Commits Us 5, f0: Europe's Datanse   Rennady Hes 40-Minuta Audishes With Boga Belore Visiting Naples,

JFK Wraps Up European Tour   Pope Lauds Kennedy's Work in Racial Field

CONFERS WITH POPE PAUL  President Envisions  World Unity In Time

New Challenge For De Gaulle In Trip Windup   Kennedy Agrees Russian Talks Must Be Continued

President Kennedy Urges Greater Allied Unity   FINAL STOP ON EUROPEAN TOUR IS MADE IN NAPLES TODAY

Naples Speech Again Slaps At De Gaulle's Separatism, Fears Of U. S. Domination

President Heads Home From Europe   Chief Executive Holds Conference With Pope: Ends 10-Day Tour

President Is Flying Home ....     Kennedy Calls for Western Unity Before Leaving Italy

Praised By Pope For Peace Efforts   Kennedy Calls For Greater Allied Unity

President Stresses Unity in Naples Talk   Kennedy, Pope Hold Historic  Conference; Peace No.  Topic

Gives Major Address at Naples After Historic Audience With Pone Pay! VI

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

NY Governor's Latest View  Barry Can't Win Unless He Agrees With Rocky   NJ ‘Liberal’ Won't Back Barry: Rights View Doesn't Suit

Rockefeller Calls —  For Reduced Taxes   Governor Also Urges Action To Stop Dollar Drain Abroad In Holiday Talk

Outbursts Again ‘Disrupt Hearing   HUAC Investigating Students’ Cuba Trin

6 Students Ejected From Hearings On legal Cuban Trip  ‘Throw Them Out,’ Chairman Shoute aos Maw Vinlanca Eriinte

Student Calls House Conduct ‘Dispicable   Noisy Supporters Of Students Barred From Caucus Room

Police Busy With Hecklers Again On Second Day of Cuba Hearing                                              lk House Committee Westin Thursday

Cuban Visit Backers in New Dispute   4 Ejected From House Hearing In Washington   OTHERS WATCH

Backers of Students Who Defied Ban on Cuban Travel Break Up Un-American Activities Session

 Inv igation Of Hlegal: Trip 7  ‘StudentDemonstra tors Ejectéd From Hearing

On The Inside   Move To Stop Disorders At Hearing For Student Visitors To Cuba

Boycotters Push School Walkouts   Promotion Finds Support, Resistance; Riot-Trained Police Break Up Crowds

BIRMINGHAM AND MOBILE MAIN POINTS   Whites Stay Away From Tuskegee -‘  Hich School

Beatniks Ousted At Noisy Hearing  Cuba Visit Probe Uproars Resume

Birmingham Students Avoid Class.  Teenage Groups Try To Influence Others To Bovcott Classes

Several Barred From Cuba Travel Hearings   News At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON

Eject Four At House Hearing   Two Carried Out Bodily as Group Hears Students Who Went to Cuba

Ask other to walk out  Protesting students walk away from classes again

Some Students Refuse To Join School Boycott   Birmingham Police Keep Kids in Check

Police Act To Prevent Another Outbreak Of Near-Rioting At House Committee Inquiry

White Teens Try Boyeott In Alabama:   Students Seeking To Start Walkont At Other Schools

Police Eject 4 From Hearing Koom  Backers of Students Who Went to Cuba Stage Another Demonstration      Students Find Support, Resistance to Walkout

¥* > 8 x ex - x  Police _ Bearded Ones. Rowdies  from Hearing On Illegal Cuba Trip

Student Trip to Cuba Six Students Ejected At House Hearing Today

Noisy Youths Continue to Make Trouble Again Today, Four Ejected from Conaqressional Hearing

Near Riot Breaks Out At Hearing on Students Traveling to Red Cuba

Another Disorder. Erupts Outside Committee Room  Police, Young Man Struggle After He’s — Barred From Hearings

Eject Four From  Hearing   Group Mainly Beatniks Mill Around Room After Attendance Denied

Illegal Trip To Cuba Probed— Police, Youth Fight At Travel Hearing

Students Ejected in Cuba Trip Probe   Committee Chairman Orders: Two Thrown Out by Police -

Police Carry 2 Out Bodily from Hearing Room   Violence Broke Out Twice at Thursday Session

Castro Financed Cuba Trip Hlegal Student Visitors Claim Abuse By Congress

4 Are Ousted From Hearing   "No Ordinary Group’ FBI Observer Says

Spectators again interrupt hearing  12 hackers of defiant students  ava thrawn ant at Wanueo hiilding

Student Hearing Becomes Riotous   4 Bodily Ejected  from Chambers

Guards Block Noise Makers  FromHearing   House Commitice Continues Probe Of Trip To Cuba

Six Booted Out Of Hearing on Travel to Cuba  Flareup Today Follows Pattern Set Thursday

Backers of Students Forbidden To Go Stage Demonstration, Four Forcibly Ejected From Room

Beatniks Gather At House Session   Police Eject Hecklers’ From Cuba Hearing

400 Youths Push School Walkout   Birmingham Teenagers Urge Sympathy Protest

Hearing In House Disrupted   Americans Who Went to Cuba Being Investigated

Noisy Ejections Spice a Hearing   Students Agitate For White Boycott

Hearings Marred By Students   Five Are Ejected By Un-American Activities Panel

Four Taken Out By Force; Two Carried Bodily   Chair irman Gi ves Orde

Urge Walkout  From Schools   Sympathy Move Sought Bv Some 400 Students

Classes Cut In Alabama  Integrated Schools   Integrated Schools Shunned By Whites

Chairman Has Police Heave 4 After Outburst   Beatnik Types Are Denied Admission

HUNDREDS STAY AWAY FROM CLASS   Stiff Penalties Assessed Whites Makine Trouble

POTICE EVICT DEMONSTRATOR   Screaming Students Ejected Wholesale At House Probe

Backers Of Cuba Visitors Stage Demonstration  Police Eject More From House Hearing   School Boycott Move Continues

Six Student Demonstrators Ejected Today   House Committee Hearing On Illegal Student Travel To Cuba Causes Flare-up

: BAR 50 YOUTHS IN BEATNIK CLOTHING Police Again Use Force To Keep Order At Hearing On Cuba Travel

Students Urge Walkouts At Birmingham Schools As Boycott Continues

Alabama Teenagers Join In An Attempt to Boycott      Wild Hearings for Student Travelers to Cuba

Police Oust Young Man as House Investigates Illegal Travel to Cuba

Attempting walkout   Birmingham students meet some resistance in boycott

Defiant Travelers to Cuba Ejected at House Hearing  Witness: It’s Right To Break Some Laws

POLICEMEN USE FORCE TO EJECT NOISY YOUTH   DENY ADMISSION TO 50 DRESSED IN BEATNIK CLOTHES

Birmingham Youths Push For Boycott   New Effort Scores Partial Success,  Partial Failure

Police forcibly eject two youths from room of quiz on Cuban tour   40 kept out   Noisy teen-age rally protests Birmingham school integration   Wallace to fight

House Group Conducts Hearing —  Police Oust 5 Youths At Cuba Travel Probe

Hearing on Cuba Travel Disrupted  Four Forcibly Ejected For New Demonstration

Police Strugale With Backers of Students   Hi Hea iting Opens aoe   Hearing Opens on Recent Illegal Travel to Cuba

Kicking, Strugg ling—  Six Students Tossed Out Erom Cuba Trip Hearing

Students Put Out Of Hearing Room After Disturbance   n-American Activities Group Has Difficulties With Visitors to Cuba,

Police Eject Four Persons From Room   Near-Rints Erupt During Questioning Of Student Group

Follows Previous  Pattern Willie Ohiectinr   Willis Objection Starts Outbreak

BOYCOTTS GAIN MOMENTUM; ARREST PUPILS   Only Negroes Attend Classes In One  School      POLICE CONFISCATE CONFEDERATE FLAGS

NEAR-RIOTS FREQUENT IN CAPITOL   One Witness Declares Laws To Be Broken

Resume House Hearings On. Illegal Visit Of U.S. Students To Cuba   By DANIEL RAPOPORT  United Preece Iniernational

Illegal Cuba Trip Probe Continues   Pro-Castroites Stir New Violence At House Hearing

Committee Mulls Recent Trip to Cuba   Violence Erupts Again During Hearing Into Illegal Student Visit

New Roads Show Up In Photos  Saitnw Of Tanke   Storing Of Tanks, Planes ‘Probable’

Gen. Fitch Gives Views To Senators   Declares Soviet Personnel Are At Work On Project

Army Chief Says Soviets May Be Using Cuba Caves To Store Military Weapons

Inside Today   Top Cubans May Not Know Contents  Thousands Of Caves InCuba May Hold Many Supplies For Russia

Caves In Cuba Get Attention   Held Possible They Are Being Used To Store Ammunition

ICUBA INVESTIGATORS TOLD [Russian Munitions In  Thousdnds Of Caves

Fitch Says Caves Used For: Storing   Claims Russ Personnel At Work On Sites

Soviets Storing War Supplies in Cuban Caves      Hiding Ammunition And Aircraft, Army Intelligence Chief Says

Strategic Weapons ‘Gone from Cuba’ General Suspects Caves  Full of Soviet War Goods

Soviets May Be Storing Arms in Caves   Drumtire of Criticism Continues Over Red Cuba

intelligence Chief Reports To Committee  Gen. Fitch Says All Offensive Arms

Reds Hiding Arms In Cuba Caves?   They May Ee, Intelligence Chief Says

Missiles es Believed elieved Gone  Russ Hiding Some Equipment inCuba

Cuba Caves May Hold Red Ammo   Army Intelligence Chief Savs Photos Indicate Roads

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Believes even Cuban military leaders barred from caves hiding Soviet arms

Intelligence Chief Claims Soviets May Be Using Cuban Caves To Hide Military Needs

Top Cubans Don’t Even Get Close Look General Says Reds May Be Storing Arms And Aircraft In Cuban Caves

US. ASSUMES CUBAN CAVES CONCEAL ARMS   Army’s Top Intelligence Officer Testifies At Closed Hearing   DOUBTS MISSILES ARE STILL HIDDEN

Intelligence Chief Says Photos Show Extension  Of Roads To ‘Hideouts      Informs Senate Group Russian Ground Forces Apparently Still On Island; Reports Cuban Military Brass Barred From Taking Look

Stockpile Possible  In Cuba   Even Top Cubans Said Not Allowed Near Cave Sites

Cave Use In Cuba Is Cited   Intelligence Chief Says Even Top Cubs Brass Not Allowed

Subcommittee Hears. General F itch _  Cuban’ Top Brass Can't Peek  Into Soviet Hideaway Caves

Army's Intelligence Chief Says Soviets. May Be Hiding Arms In Cuba Caves

Russians May Be Filling Up Caves Unseen Even By Cubans   DOFSN'T KNOW   VMORE CRITICISM

Cuba Caves May Hold Red Ammo      Aviiiy Liielligeice ; get  ¥s Photos  Tiididate Roads.

Without Showing Top Cubans Arms Might Be Hidden In Caves      Where to Find It      Na Solution t. to 0 Woe, Officials Say. -

Washington: Soviet Arms  Suspected in Cuban Caves  Intelligence Says Not Even the Top Brass Can Peek

Army Intelligence Chief Says Soviet May Be Storing Munifions in Cuba

But Not Likely Any Offensive N-Missiles  Or Bombers, Senators Told

Soviets Storing Arms In Cuba * *k * * * * * * * * * * * * * «x f'... B's %. A. 1... DP... 22 yyy gc Q¥Qt   Gen. Fitch Makes Report To Senate Committee

Soviefs May Be Using Caves to Store Weapons   Army’s Intelligence Chief Gives Views

Vehicles, Aircraft, Munitions Hidden  Army Intelligence Man Expresse Doubt Rockets. Bombherec Included

Red Arms Believed in Cuban Caves   Intelligence Head Says Photos Show Extension of Roads

Young Stamps ‘OK On Cuban Report   Army Intelligence Chief Says Arms Hidden In Cuban Caves

Roads Lead To Storage Caves In Cube   Aerial Photos Hint Military Equipment Stored

Report On Cuba : ‘Says Russians May” \Be Storing Military ‘Equipment In Caves

Nuclear Warnheads Doubted  Soviet Arms, Supplies Stored in Caves Top Army Intelligence Officer States

FEASTING WITH PANTHERS: 2  Communist Agent Ivanov Had Reason for Smiling

A Russian Agent With A Reason To Smile   Feasting With Panthers: 2

5 Rail Unions Appeal Decision On Work Rules   Supreme Court Asked to Reverse Order Allowing ‘Anti-Featherbed’ Changes.

To Help Elect GOP President . . . Members Sought For State Republican Club

SPY IN THE U.S.   ST e Whats :     Intrigue Launched  At Idlewild Entry

Polish Agent Takes Special Precautions in America   Rv Pawel Monat

His Aides For Deal With Reds   No Law; Only  Policy Opposes Russian Trade

Speaking of Hiking, Just Consider Average Housewife and Daily Chores

WS THAT ALLS  Ladies, Here's Your Answer To The President s Challenge      See Other Related Stories On Page Eight

Keeper of the House Remains Unmoved By Challenge to Prove Man’s Stamina

Brazilian Plane C. rash Kills 32  B47 DOWN IN, BERLIEV ING COLLISION WITH TANKER

32 PERISH IN BRAZILIAN AIR CRASH   Airliner Plows Into Sao Paulo Residential Area But Hits Unoccupied Building; 16 Survivors.

32Known Dead in Brazilian  Airliner Crash   Plane Plows Into Populated Area: Hits Unoccupted Apartment

Plane Crash In Brazil Kills At Least 31  17 Others Snatched From Airliner’s Flaming Wreckage

Brazilian Plane C rash Kills 32  B47 DOWN IN REFUELING COLLISION WITH TANKER

Brazil: Airliner _ Crash Kills 32  s F ills I nto eavily Populated

Unoccupied Building Hit  32 Killed in Crash ene  Of Brazilicn Piane

Brazil Plane Crash  Kills 32. Hurts 16   Reds Fire on Laos Peace Team Planes

Brazil Plane xplodes in Air, 32 Die   17 Snatched From Flaming Wreckage -In Residence Area

Airliner Strikes Building   Craft Plunges To Earth After Takeoff Explosion Reported

Brazil Crash Is Fatal for 32  Airliner Hits Apartment Building aa i,e~«86 sf. ™® &  ._ ff & ._. 228 BE*. be

32 Die In Plane Crash   ‘Freedom Marchers’ Jailed   Fire Kills 6 Retarded Children

Brazilian Plane Crash Fatal To 32 Persons  Airliner Plows Into   Airliner Plows Into Heavily Built Up Area In San Paulo

ip poi Hunters  ' 000 Women Kick, Shove,  Cause Near Riot In Store

George’s Influence  Still Felt   Bargain Stores Experience Near-Riots

' Berserk Bargain -Hunters Give F Each  Other. Big ‘Pane’; 1 Hurt in Rioting

ERUPTS IN ROLVAAG QUIZZING   Pennsylvania Sparks Trouble At Final Meet

Political Fuss Begins At Rights Bill Hearing   Related Story, Page 60

Washington: Uproar Caps  Hearings On  Racial Issue  Political Rumpus Is Touched Off After  Scott’s Questions

Blistering Row Erupts on Civil Rights Measure   Rolvaag Accused Of Ducking Issue During Conference

Hot Charges  Mark Hearing Political Row Breaks a As Racial Bill Debated

Public accommodations bill Political row rages in senate on civil rights

Rights Bil Quiz Winds Up in Clash   Sen. Scott Questions To Gov. Rolvaag Stir Protest   “We Don’t Know”

Ouestiontng foucles Off Solon hassle Governor Asked  To Vell How Ee  Votad at Manin a

Kozlov Becomes Soviet Mystery  Reports Claim He Is IH, Vacationing

JFK Approves \‘Jheat Sale to Reds   Bodies of 12 Yanks Found in Viet Nam

Kennedy Okays Wheat Sale To Russians, Move Seen As Boost To U.S. Economy

Cuba Is Excluded -- a President Okay ys Sale Of Wheat To Red Bloc

Kennedy Gives Green Light for Sale of Wheat   it’s Good Business, President Declares

JFK Approves Wheat Sale To  Soviet Union      Makes It Clear That American Grain Is Not For Use In Cuba

President  OK's Wheat Sale To Reds   Says Deal Will Help Trade Balance, Cut Surplus Costs

President Kennedy Okays ‘Wheat Sale To Russia, Eastern Europe, Not Cul

Kennedy Approves Wheat Sale  Presidential Action Draws Both Sparks And Cheers

WHEAT SALES TO REDS GET KENNEDY 0. K.   President Says Grain for Use Only in Russia, East Europe   NONE TO CUBA   Decision Draws Praise and Fire From Solons,  Bownnennmnuss

President Approves Sale of Whea  Emphasizes Grain Is for Soviet Union and Eactern Eurone Nat Cuba

Reaction Crisscrosses Party Lines  Kennedy Okays Wheat Sale; Foes Hasten To Attack

JFK Gives Wheat Sale Go Signal   Restricts Use to Russ, Europe; Cuba Excluded

Kennedy Approves Sale Of U.S. Surplus Wheat To Red Countries; Rules Out Cuba

Kennedy Sanctions Sale  Of U. $. Wheat To Reds   Kennedy Defends CIA's Role in South Viet Nam

Kennedy OK Wheat Sale to Red Bloc   $450 Million Dealssin Grain teh Re Private

Sparks and Cheers Stirred by Kennedy Decision on Wheat   Says Private Sales Should Not Be Held  Tle hy Gavarnmant

Kennedy Gives Green Light  U.S. Will Sell Wheat To Communist Nations

JFK Approves Wheat Sale   CIA Didn't Buck Policy On Viet Nam: Kennedy

Mammoth Transaction Would Improve U. S. Balance of Payments, increase Gold Supplies, Reduce Huae Grain Surplus, He Says

-CALLS IT ‘GOOD BUSINESS’  Kennedy Okays Sale Of Wheat To Russia

Kennedy Says. Sale of Wheat To Soviets OK   Doesn't Want Grain To Be Used in Cuba; Sparks, Cheers Follow

Grain Won’! Go To Cuba.  He Explains   Declares Pending Transaction Good For U.S. Business

Savs US Should neourage  Dissension Among Commies   Red Wheat Sale  Gels Green Light

Decision Draws Both Pratse, Criticism... ..  Wheat Sale to Soviet Given Green Light

Sales of U.S. Wheat Okayec   Green Light Is Given by Kennedy For Deals With the Soviet Union

Full Service   Private Sale Of Yankee Wheat To Soviet Bloc Nations Is OKd

Sale of wheat gets green light  ‘FOR USE ONLY IN SOVIET UNION AND EASTERN EIIROPE NOT IN CIIRA’

Reaction To Authorization  Quick, Sharp, Divided   PRESIDENT   Stresses Grain For Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, Not For Cuba

Valachi Ready To Bare Gang War Details   Testimony Resumes Today Before Crime Probers in Senate

On the Inside...   Valachi To Reveal Gang Warfare Details in Testimony Set Today

NO TROUBLE AT ALL... Arlington Family Claims 61 Years Of Church Going

_.NO TROUBLE AT ALL...  “Arlington Family Claims 61 Years Of Church Going  paves

Pope Urges Nuclear Weapons Ban.  In Order To Avoid Accidental War

DSSUBS HISTORICAL ENCYCLICAL  Pope John Calls for Wo rld Authority on Peace

Pontut Sketches Blueprint  Pope Calls For Space Age Peace. Based on UN

Arms Race End Urged By Pontiff   Expresses Fear Cold War May Become Hot

POPE ASKS ALL WORLD TO JOIN PEAGE EFFORT   Pontiff Outlines Plans For New Move To Avoid Holocaust   STRESSES BIG RISK OF ACCIDENTAL WAR

Pope Asks Peace in  Space Age Fears Nuclear.  Holocaust, Asks A-Weapons Ban -

U.N. SEEN FOUNDATION  Pope Calls For Space Age Peace In World Community

End Boycott Of Schools, Mayor Asks   Young Girl Claims Arm Stabbed on  Birmingham Sireet

Mayor Urges End to Student School Boycott   Minor Incidents in Birmingham Erupt Between Races

In Birmingham Integration Protest  Pupils Urged To Get Back To Classes After Boycott

Self-Reliant Aim Told By  Eisenhower   Speaks At Event Commemorating Civil War Clash

ike, Opening Gettysburg Program Calls For More Faith, Self Reliance

Eisenhower Speaks At Gettysburg  Self-Reliance Urged On Eve Of Ceremony Marking Battle Date

To Commemorate Battle  ‘Paternalistic Government’  Hit By Eisenhower In Talk   Story on the great battles in Harrisburg 100 years ago today appears on Page 5.)

Ike Hits ‘Paternalistic Government,’ Calls for Sturdy Self-Reliance

Complaints Lodged With VA (Croydon Acres Homes, Residents  \Are ‘Steamed’ Over Heating Units

Most Homes In Good Condition  Residents Take Issue With Croydon Acres ‘Steam Batl’

 Joins Throngs   FONTS LMTOMES  President Places Roses On Grave of Kennedy

THOUSANDS MAKE PILGRIMAGE President Joins Throngs At Kennedy’s Graveside

Where To Find It   Law Forbidding Solicitation By Telephone Ruled Invalid

For For JERK Pian Plan ‘Rusk Says Race Crisis Weakens, Divides U.S.

Rusk Says Racial Crisis Should Bring Approach Of Bipartisan Nature

Baltimore Hiker Shot in Alabama   Used Vacation for Vain Attempt to See Barnet

Civil Rights Man Dies In Ambush   Hiking to Mississippi For Racial Moderation, Postman Is Shot Twice

AN EDITORIAL  ‘Round-the-Clock’ Negotiations Needed   Watkins Doesn't Mind Transit Study

RONALD E. BAIN AMONG 129 MEN FEARED DOOMEL   HAD JUST SIGNED UP FOR SECOND FOUR-YEAR HITCH

Scranton Given More lime on Teacher Raises   General Assembly to Delay Start of Contract Year by One Month.

Fiscal Package Given Approval By Vote of 50-39   .-23-Reoublicens-Opposed Action In Assembly

Budget-Tax Bill Okayed   Assembly Vote Sends Measure to Governor

Vote on Controversial Measure Monday Fails To Follow Party Lines

Assembly's 50-39 Vote Sends Bill _ To Governor for Certain Approval

Davis Seeking Old House Job  3rd GOP Candidate In Newly-Formed Ninth Dietrict

Agency Shop Ban: Put Up to States  U. S. Supreme Court Issues Decision in Florida Case

eee ington:  Agenc yShop Bans Legal, Court Rules   Justices Uphold Florida: Decision  On Labor Issue

State Court Given Right  In Decision   Douglas Delivers 8 To 0 Opinion In Chain Store Case

. Labor Contracts Ruling RE RR te RRR  State Courts Backed ‘On Agency Shop Bans

‘States May Ban Agency Shop Paets’   High Court Rules  In Florida Case

Late News Off the AP Wire   NR. HAMILTON PROMOTE ?N..   FIRE-BOMB NEGRO HOME—

Rocket Ship Hits 270,000 Fee  X-15 Nearly Sets. Record On Flisht

Pre-Primary Convention Bill in Hopper  Senator Mead   Senator Mead Says Shorter Campaign is Aim

Bank Cashier's Recipe Wins Award  Police Family Here One Of ’“Cooking-Est” In U. S.

Blood Program Threatened by Area Shutdown   Region in Debt; Dates Set Here

‘Package’ Sales Levy Plan Slated  Spending ‘Bonanza’ Of @A2 Militar Gaan

Jokes Often With Fellow Astronauts On Ground; Praised for His Work

Forces Set For Recovery  Cooper Nears End Of Flight In Good Spirits

House Votes  Approval Of Road Bonds   79-19 Majority Sends Bill To Senate Where Two-Thirds Also Needed; Raise For Teacher Pensions Sent To Barron

Expensive Medicare Plan Given   Private Study Unit Offers Compulsory Medical Program

Study Group Urges Medicare Program   Care Of Aged Plan Would Cost More Than Proposals Approved By The President —

Study Group Offers Plan Ot Medicare   To Be Compulsory, More Extensive Than President’s Program

New Plan Ot Medical Care Urged   Private Study Group Calls for Program More Costly Than  Kennedy Proposals

More Expensive Medical Plan For Elderly Proposed   FPC Handed Challenge Robertson Vows  Fight Over Dam   Peace Corps Stalled

Rockefeller Future Seen  Undamaged  Political Trend  Swings Again

Mine Blast Survivor Recalls Terror, But Intends to Continue Occupation

Three-Power Negotiations Come To Enc   Reds Suggest Return To New Geneva Conference

Senate changes possible  Compromise  — ote Lbaly   What solons said in liquor argument

News Briefs   ADA Attacks 'Reactionaries.   "Rights’ Appeal to Nikita

Home And Overse asite ANG Verse as:  Leftist Group Attacks Heads Of Both Parties

Explosion Rips Penney And Drug Stores  ~ Window Glass d Tae wy 7 i ae Qf

California City Blast Comes  At Rush Hour; Adjacent Store Is Buffeted

Store Boiler Blast Leaves 2 Dead, 57 Hurt   Explosion Occurs at Peak of Rush Hour ir  San Jose, Californi:

Trio Killed, o?¢ Hurt in Boiler Blast  Store Rocked At Rush Hour

Commission Begins Death Probe   Fact-Finding Board Opens Inquiry  Into Assassination

Blue Ribbon Group Starts Work Today   Commission Is Headed By Chief Justice Warren

Panel Begins Assassination Investigation   Special Commission Confers Behind Closed Doors

Seven-Man Unit Begins Probe of Assassination  Justice Agency Official, Stenographer Only Outsiders Attending Meeting.

Committee Investigating Assassination Holds Initial, Secret Meeting

First Formal Meeting Blue Ribbon Group Convenes to Probe JFK Assassination

Viet Nam Forms Civilian Provisional Government   ... GENERAL WHO LED COUP IS PREMIER

Government Is Formed  In Viet Naw  Junta Names   Juuta Names New Premier

THO NEW PREMIER Civilian Provisional Rule Is Announced In Viet Nam

Serious Health Problems — 2 Million Americans Have Attempted Suicide

2 Million In U. S. Involved  Tries At Suicide Said Public Health Problem

INDE X   Physician Calls for Recognition Of Suicides as Health Problem

 Referendum Set May 21  Controversy Is Renewed On Proposed Wheat Plan

Sub-Zero Cold Strikes Across Northern U.S.   US, Airmen Drown in Canal Plunge

‘Well, Homer's Done It Again’   U. 8S. Weather Bureaa Agricultural Service Keiser, Ark.

Congo Jail Inmates Set At Liberty - Labor Union Rioter  Oppose Actions Of President: Youlou

Steelworkers, Industry Sign Historic Pact Good Through ‘65   Negro Freedom Call Sounded On Site Of Civil War Battle

es WEEE OE PE WE Fe  Police Department Plans Party But Chief's In Jail

Famed Flier Smashes Own Mark   Walker Views   Walker Views Canada to Mexice At Peak Altitude

ds Foreign Affairs Expert 9 = Britain's New Labor Leader Supports Western Alliance:

Asks End To Polaris Agreemen   New Labor Head Could Become Prime Minister

New British Labor Leader Against Polaris   Urges Britain to Abandon Its Pact With U.S.

New Labor Party Leader Wants Britain To Get Rid of Its Nuclear Armaments

\Possible Prime Minister  \iHarold Wilson Heads British Labor Party

British Leader  Shuns ‘Polaris  Wilson Urges End To Nuclear Role

4 Sertous Unes A ininute American Crime Growing Faster Than Population

 Four Offenses Per Minute  National Crime Toll Hit Record High Last Year; Still Climbing

U.S, GRIME TOLL SURGES UP TO RECORD HIGH   Increasing Four Times As Fast As Nation’s Population Gain   FBI REPORT POINTS TO MORE JUVENILES

Labor Picture  Still Goudy At Test Site   Castro Tries  To Stir Up Latin Lands

DESPITE SHOW OF FORCE Anti-Junta Demonstrations Break Out In Korean Cities

. KOREAN DEMONSTRATIONS Shouting Marchers Collide With Kicking Policemen

Demonstraiions Against Government  Break Out in Five Cities in Korea

Koreans Riot. In Opposition  To Junta Rule  Military Leader: Vow to Support Park Regime

South Korea Riot   Strong Man Gen. Park Backed Up By 15( Admirals and Generals In New Crisis

Atom Readiness Plan Is Outlined By Defense Dept   Program Meets Senate Demands On Test Treaty

Would Back Up Test Ban   Senate Assured In Case Treaty Would Be Broken

To Assure Security of The Nation   Done To Meet Senate Demands on Treaty; To Speed Testing

$100 Million-a-Y ear Cost Set for Plan Aimed at Meeting Senate Demands

Nuclear Buildup Cash Sought By Defense Dept   Today’s News Inside

Plan Aimed At Guar ‘ding U.S. Safety   Program Intended To Meet Demands Of Some Senators

On Inside Pages      New Goals Eyed . Negroes Reach  ' Duquesne Pact

Recommends ‘Checkup  Alabama Governor Nuts, ‘Morse Charges in Senate

Bobby Risks Political Brickbats In Plea for Milder ‘Rights’ Bill

Too Much Power, RFK Says  Version Of Rights Bill Too Strong For Bobby

Would Conciliate Opponents  Bobby Kennedy Guns For Hopped Up Civil Rights Bill

Mild Version OfCivilRights Bill Sought  / A deninieteatinn   Administration Seeks Proposal To Suit Congress

KENNEDY URGES MILD APPROACH ON CIVIL RIGHTS   MODIFICATIONS MAY GIVE BILL BETTER CHANCE TO SURVIVE

JFK Willing To. Take Risk  rere) AOD Harrie . em #4 Horie © ‘Ammann arena Tay ee  On Race Bill

Votes Are » Needed  Milder Civil Civil Rights Bill  Sought By Aduainistettios

GM Reports Record Profit of $1.4 Billion   Most Money Ever Made by An  American Firm

One Killed, 19 Injured as Explosion Wrecks Hammond, Ind. Warehouse

Data Service Reporte— Consumer Spending High; Promise Of Going Higher

WILL SELL NEVADA CASINO Sinatra Won’t Fight Move  To Revoke Gaming License

Partisan Debate Brings End to House Session   Democrats Complain Of Lock of Publicity

Kassem Begged in Vain for Life Reveal Bloody Details Of Revolution in Iraa

N. Hampshire State Lottery  Gets Approval  Schools To Benefit By Measure; Take

Efforts Expected in Other States  New Hampshire First State to Make Lottery Legal in 20th Century

N. H. APPROVES LOTTERY PLAN TO EASE TAXES   First State In Century To Take Such Step  For Revenue    BACKERS POINT TO AID FOR EDUCATION

NEW HAMPSHIRE ACT  . Controversial Lottery Bill Siqned      OM PAGE 124: Maryland in Love Jts Sint Machines

New Hampshire Enacts Lottery Bill to Raise Revenue for Education

Yearly Take  Of $4 Million  Is Expected;  At Least Year , Lo Set It Up

New Hampshire Solons Approve State Lottery  ‘Revenue Measure’ May Give Millions Ta Schaol Caffare

harst state worery’ Pancloned  New Hampshire Sweepstakes Now Law

‘Pirst Lime ifs Century: a  New Hampshire Adopts Lottery For School Funds

 Later Than JFK’s Goal Federal Tax Reduction Expected for January

Boxmann Victim of Pneumonia   Had Been Believed Recovering From Self-Inflicted Found

—~ BRONCHIAL PNEUMONIA FATAL — Slayer Of American  Singer Dies In Rome

Today   Around the State «. Around the Nation . Around the World .

Death Comes After Opera Singer Slain.   Alleged Slayer Was Recovering From Head Wound

Growing Rif Between Two Nations Widens   Tips From Heloise—Pg. 14A

No breach of contract  Chris Palzer strikes at his ouster by state

Connally “Presents ‘New Chapter in History’   Nikita Eases Pressure On Berlin Peace Treaty   Russian Dictator Tells East German Party Congress That U. S. Has 40,000 Hydrogen Bombs and Warheads

Books for  Children  Delightful new books for children are waiting, as summer activities begin tc wane.  ec... p..... oar   Ward’s Pal Leaves  Hospital  Treated for Pill Overdose

Ward Pal Gulps Pills; In Hospital   Claimed His Evidence Might Have Cleared Society Osteopath

cs for Children  Delightful new books for children are waiting, as summer activities begin tc wane.  See Pages 8-9C  Boot.   Ward’s Pal Leaves  Hospital  Treated for  Pill Overdose

Compromise or Civil Rights Bill Sought   Committee Slates Vote Tomorrow on Measure

Rhodes Renews Pledge to Aged  Will Escape Funds Cut, Governor Says

U.S. Judges Ban Hoffa Atlorney   Jury Tampering Try in Coming Trial Claimed

Quehanna Recreational Area Planned By State To Cover 40,000 Acres

Quehanna Set For Research, Vacation Spot  State Commerce Man Reveals Plans During

Work Rules Talks Still in Critical Stage  Carriers Accept Wirtz Plan, But Unions Balking

WILL PLACE TWO ISSUES BEFORE BOARD   Break In Long Stalemate  Has Taken Congress Off Hot Seat   ARBITRATION TO BE ‘BINDING ON PARTIES

U.S. LEADERS SIFT DUBIOUS VIET FUTURE   Lodge, Harkins First: At Summit Scene In Hawaii

7th Fleet Deployed Off Laos   Huge Armada Seen On Move As Warning

Warships Prowl Siam Gulf Area   60,000 Men Aboard 125 Vessels  in Southeast Asia Waters

Attempt To Run Blockade Nippec  By Soviet Force   Army Begins Assembling Supply Line To Group; Issue Centers  On Rules For Autobahn Travel

Reds Hold Release   50 French   Convoy Stopped Briefly; Yank Group Still Blocked

London Police Guarding C hristine As A Result Of Telephone Threats

 Ontgroweh Oj Profumo Scandal Christine Keeler Guarded By Police

SET PROBE OF RACIAL BIAS “IN REVERSE”   Congressman Claims Negroes Get Edge In Civil Service   MODIFICATION SEEN FOR CRIGHTS BILL

Priority’ Bills Face Action In State Assembly  eS) i a ey ae   House and Senate Open Second Leg ot! All-Rush for Ad journment July 31

FATHERS, GUARDIANS OF LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYERS TO MEET FOR PLAN SESSION  Elect Off_ cers Monday Night

Inside Today's Times   ‘Please Take Me Into Custody’   Voice OF US. Officer In Vief Nam

Grain Farmers Voting Tuesday  First Time Small Farmers Will Vote

High Court Bars Use of Tributaries   Upholds Master; Recommendation ii Favor of Arizona

Water Suit Award Goes to Arizona   High Court Split in 5-3 Decision

Individual Steps to Be Followed Outlined County Planning Program Approved

Breaks Barrier   Negro Senator Is Pleased By Acceptance In Georgia

Archbishop Freed by Czech Reds   Hopes Rise for  Mindszenty Case

TO PROBE SOVIET BUILD UP Group Begins Planning Investigetion Of Cuba

Would ‘Not Serve Public Interest... . ‘Kennedy Administration ‘Opposes Rail Merger

“Not In Public Interest" — Rail Merger Opposed By Administration

AFL-CIO WILL BACK STRIKE BY RAIL UNION   Council Says Situation Is “A National Disgrace”   OTHER UNIONS SEEK CUT TO 35 HOURS

Porters Get AFL-CIO Backing  Labor Sets 35-Hr. Week Its Top Goal

Assembly. Appropriations Commitfee Opens Hearings On New Budget Requests

Assembly Unit Opens Hearings On New Budget  ns to Onestio   Solons to Question Agency Officials on Requests for Fiscal  1963-064.

Discrimination or Ability? Which Is Behind Jobs Trouble in North?

FREEDOM OF PRESS CITED Supreme Court To Review  $500,000 Libel Judgement

High Court To Review Libel Case   $2 Million Aware In Alabama Race Demonstrations

Paris, Peking Discuss Trade   France Net Planning Recognition, French Spokesman Asserts

Chuong Says Support Now Gone Boot Out Diem’s Regime, His Former Envoy Urges

Castro Says He'd Have Boxed K’s Ears If He'd Come to Cuba on Missile Deal

Southern Store Owners Agree...  President Gaining Ground In Desegregation Move

Kennedy fo Press Rights Actions   Meets With Souther R  titinmowmecne cal wc

Business, JFK Plan To Confer  , = anh SES See Fer ameter   Voluntary Integration Pledges To Be Soucht

Business, JFK Plan To Confer  Voluntary Integration Pledges To Be Sought

Kennedy Talks To Businessmen  poe ener = Integration Pledges Being Sought

EXPECT PUSH BY PRESIDENT ON DESEGREGATION   SPECIAL MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED ON CIVIL RIGHTS

Kennedy Will Ask Aid To Desegregate  Business In South 100 Leaders Invited To White House For Important Conference

JFK Holds Talks With  Businessmen Seeks Voluntary Desegregation In South Stores

Voluntary Plan Advocated on Desegregation   President Hopes For Agreement but Seeks Leaislation

Rail Unions To Confer With Wirtz   Leaders To Identify Stand. In Negotiatio: On June 11 Strike

Kennedy meeting businessmen who have outlets in the South   No progress in talks Wirtz entering rail work rules dispute

WIRTZ TO STEP IN ON RAILWAY RULES DISPUTE  PROGRESS TOWARD AGREEMENT Nil

7 Injured In Racial  Disturbance   Inside   — Negroes Compressed In Ghettos —  Racial Unrest Plagues L.A.

Session Is Scheduled For Feb. 25   More Time Given To Prepare Views  yn. Patra’ 229 PO PEAA eo Oe

Session Is Scheduled For Feb. 25   More Time Given To Prepare Views

He’s Forming. Republican Government... If You Couldn't Say Nhu Or Diem i—~New Leader Is Nguyen Ngoc Tho   Viet Nam Roundup

Khrushchev Schedules Cuban Visit   Accepts Invitation As Castro Ends Stay In Soviet Russia

NIKITA ATLL COME TO CUBA   “First Socialist State In America,” Tass Calls Island   RUSSIANS STEP UP THE SUGAR ORDERS

Khrushchev Accepts Bid To Visit Castro In Cuba  No Date Set: Full Support Pledaed By   No Date Set; Full Support Pledged By Premier In Case Cuba Is Ever Attacked

West High Bears Chew Broncs, 74-62   HOLD SHOUTING BEE  After-Hours Congress Fighting Mad

Tuesday Seen As Earliest Adjournment   Shouting Congressmen  Deadloek On Aid Bill

Solons Shouting Mad Over Foreign Aid Appropriations Bill  Congress Scuttles Plans To Adjourn

Adjournment Balked as GOP Blocks Russ Wheat Credj#   CONGRESS IN TANTRUM

Leaders Will Keep  Solons In Session Demos, Wivite Haase « een use GOF  raf WHT

Governor Fires Back At Critics   Defends Policy On Employes Who Lost Jobs

Economy Is Reason for Firing State Employes, Rhodes Says in Statement

Expect 100,000 Whites, Negroes To Participate  Event Is Scheduled Ph: Dizi A waivunwenmves

Detroit to Have March June 23  100,000 to Be Massed On Woodward Avenue

SPOKESMAN UNABLE TO FIND ‘LEAKS’   Use Of Unnamed Sources Angers Wisconsin Solon

Late News Off the AP Wire   TT] OPEN FUND DRIVE—   py **'2 7.8. VISIT.

CFE? Be PGT C GIR WRC  OPEN MARILEE’S SALON OF BEAUTY AT BRUNSVILLE

 Mrs. Darrell Oltmanns OPEN MARILEE’S 'SALON OF BEAUTY  AT BRUNSVILLE

NEW YEAR’S EVE ADVICE  If You Drink and Drive Limit Your Drinking or Obtain a Relief Driver

Duplicate Prizes  Gallatin Bank fo Match Community Development Contest Awards in 1962

Kennedy Looks Into Space Program and Sees Polaris Shoot   To Cane Canaveral From Palm Beach Waabend titeawan

Kennedy to See Missile Center, Polaris Firing  President Has Busy

President Gets Report On Space   JFK At Canaveral To Diseuss Plans For Moon Trip

To Observe Missile Firing Kennedy Flies To Cape For Space Plans Report

Polaris Sub Shot Slated DuringTou   Gets First Hand Report On Space Program At Cape

Boosting Lunar Program  Kennedy at Cape fo See Polaris Missile Firing

Watches Missile Firing Man-In-S pace Project Viewed By President

JFK To See Moonport  Polaris Firing   Polaris Firing Also On Agenda

Kennedy To Get Space Progress Report At Cape   President Also To See Submarine Fire Polaris Missile

Kennedy Will Get Report on Space Program   President Flying To Cape Canaveral For Personal Look

ape Canaverdi: Kennedy Is  Taking USS. Space Tour   Busy Schedule Includes Polaris Missile Firing

Kennedy At Canaveral  Kor Report   Man-In-Space Program To Get  Top Level Check

Anaconda Steel Plans Curtailed   Montana Mines Graduates Gain Top Honors At Annual Convention of National AIME

Anaconda Steel Plans Curtailed   Montana Mines Graduates Gain Top Honor: At Annual Convention of National AIME   Union and Company Settle Shaft Dispute

Broadway High School Struck By Large Fire a One Is Injured;  Damage Estimated At $ Half Million

Hundreds Flee Homes During Torrential Rain  Ashland Has Wate:   Ashland Has Wate: Over 14 Feet High After Dike Breaks

Damage In Millions  Hundreds Of Families Are Left Homeless By Floods In Nebraska

Widener’s:  Wite, Plane  Missing « Fails to Land : In-Florida -¢

Wheat Harvest In the County ls Early Again  at. rm. 2 eS ee   Peak Could Be Past As Fast as July 4  Second Year in Row

Wheat Harvest In the County is Early Again  As Fast as July 4 Second Year in Row

In U. S. offer to Japanese  Terminology of ‘abstention principle’ may be yielded

Russians Release sy 5 Suspect  1 tm Lendon yi   pargnoormn PUTIVES In London After Quick Moscow Move

Igian Paratroopers In Training — Sinn fF aratroopers in I raining  & Of 47 Escape  Flaming Crash

Weather   Belgian Plane Crash Kills 38   9 Paratroopers Leap to Safety

As GOP Presidential Nominee  Conservative Goldwater Appears Near Point of No Returr

Council Plans Tax of $10 to Bolster Funds   New Measure Would Avoid Increase In Altoona Real Estate Rate.

Department Reacts To House Cuts  ” Big Offices’ New   Caayvien bMirina    Big Offices’ New Service, Hiring, Overtime Affected

Orders Sent To Heads In 68 Cities   Action Comes After House Made Sharp Cuts In Budget

Restrictions Set on Hiring and Overtime   - Drastic, Reductions /Séen If Sénate - Trims Budaet

Officer Testifies He Listened Over Telephone To Thresher’s Death Throes

Naval Officer Tells Inquiry Board:  Thresher Tried To Surface Desperately

Mother’s Day Delayed   Armed Civilians Arrive in Alabama College Town as Crisis Nears; Governor Asks Peace

Mother’s Day Delayed   Armed Civilians Arrive in Alabama College Town as Crisis Nears; Governor Asks Peace   ‘Kennedy Urges Mayors to Aid Negroes; New Talk Due Today

Weapon-Tloting Civilians Nabbed In Alabr-:a City  Peace During Integration Crisis

Issue Of A Bread Tax May Be Raised In Relation To Efforts To Boost Wheat Growers’ 1964 Income

Bread Tax Plan Looms  As Bie Issue   Some Farm Groups Hope to Offset ‘64 Income Dip-

Negroes Grant More Leeway   Birmingham Council Resents Appearance Of Hiring Pressure

Proposed New Welfare Board Isn't Monster  No ‘Frankenstein,’   No ‘Frankenstein,’ Says Bellmon Aide

Kennedy Cuffs Young Democrats, GOP Foes   Rebukes Goldwater, Rockefeller Statements On Red Commitments. Economic Growth

JFK Braces  For Movemen  In Campaign Takes Short Jab   Takes Short Jab At Some Rivals, In Press Meeting

Crucial Week in  Congress  ecm: ob: ee   Rights, Tax Bills Pressed

e-Bay Commemoratien Petit easiaadcaeeiiabaininata lett ahd  Visitors Jam Gettysburg For Centennial of Battle

Gettysburg Set  For ( alohratinn  Wiwwitiwirwvit  Battle Centennial To Open Monday

Thousands Pour Into Gettysburg As Epic Battle Is Commemorated  i

Inside Today   Three-Day Commemoration Thousands Of Visitors Stream Into Gettysburg For Battle Anniversary

Battle Of Gettysburg Centennial  Draws Vast Crowd; Town Is Jammed

Three Day Commemaration  Gettysburg Centennial Drawing in Thousands

Referendum Next Step... Constitution Overhaul Bill Reaches Scranton

Rain Squalls Bring Relief In Heat Wave   Records Broken In Many U. S. Cities; July Will Be Hot

Hollywood Mourns Loss Of Two Stars  Caneer Claims Two More Victims In Powell. Carson

Hollywood Shocked and Saddened By Deaths of Four Film Personalities

Pesch DiscontinuesPointSystem   Outworn as Measure for Traffic Safety

Pesch Announces Discontinuance of Traffic Point System For Licenses -

Outworn Its Usefulness, Pesch Says   Driver Suspensions To Continue as Usual, But No Points

Hit-And-Run Operations Restrained   Cuba, United States Both Appear In Curbing Mood

Cuba, US. Both Appear Trying to Stor Hit-Run Actions Which Could Start Wai

JFK Aim To Force Soviet Troops Out   Castro Cautions Nat To Provoke AIl-Out Invasion

Hit And Run Concerns Both Sides   Accomplish Nothing Could Spark War, Is U.S.. Cuban View

Loyalists Say  Fleet Will Not Attack Capital      Adm. Vazquez Ceases Operations Of Navy; Will Support Guido

Argentina Says Rebel Ships Hali   Claims Two Insurgent Strongholds Given Knockout Blow

Firing Wounds Yank and Kills  South Korean   Small Unit Is Forced To Hide Under River Bank for Four Hours

Four-Hour Riot Marks Anniversary  Of Red Wall   Youths Clash With Police; Explosion Heard Early in Day

Jacket-Clad Youths Lead Fighting   Bemonstrations Follow Mysterions Blast On East Side

Violence  Erupts  In Berlin Wal! Birthday   Wall Birthday Sets Fireworks

West Berliners Clash With Police In Protest Of Wall   FOUR INJURED Pickets Clash With Police In Chicago

21 Terrorists: Shot, Slain in Surprise Raid   Venexuelans Invade Hideout; : Betancourt Asks Cube. Blotkad

Venezuelan Troops Hit  Communists   Betancourt Calls for Blockade of Cuba

‘Appointive Power Row Define ‘Advise, Consent of Senate, Thompson Asks

/Attorney General Files Brief  Both Governor, Senate ‘Can Appoint, Report

Hit-and-run driver found   eee £2U USL  Student admits he hit Steinauer airl on sled

jam mpromptu Interview  Castro Warns Next Crisis Could Be Worse   Rv HANIFL HARKER

Castro Denounces ‘U. S.  Prompted Raids’ On Cuba   Bv DANIEL HARKER

Sales Tax Veto To Bring Slash?   Legislature May Cut Spending to Fit Current Income

BUDGET MAY BE SLASHED TO MATCH REVENUE Assembly Sends Sales Tax Bill To Gov. Reynolds For Promised Veto

Sales Tax Bill Sent fo Reynolds For Certain Veto  Democrats Warn They Will Resist  A i oe ae Any Compromise

Assembly Republicans Vote Down Amendments and Threaten to Slash Budget

People’s Daily Diatribe Seems To Have Ring Of Ideological War Declaration

‘SIZZLING DIATRIBE FROM PEKING HINTS RED CHINA WANTS RUSSIAN PREMIER OVERTHROWN AS LEADER

Kennedy To Visit Four Other States  Texas, Florida Are . 5s 2 el

Straight-Party Voting Features State Primaries   Few Candidates Fail to Upset Organization Choices In Light Balloting.

WASHINGTON ITEMS Detecting Of Nuclear Tests Would Be Costly, Difficult

Professor, Freed By Russians, Is  Flown To New York   Says Reasons For Arrest May Never Be Known; Holds Press Conference

SAYS REASON MAY ALWAYS STAY UNKNOWN   Denies He Gave Any Cause For Charge Made By Soviets   ANXIOUS TO TALK TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY

Professor Held as Spy Back in US., Says Full Story May Never Be Known

Red Motive May Never  Be Known   Barghoorn, At Home. Denies Spy Charge

Wants Washington OK Before Talking Prof Puzzled bv Detention in Russia

Barghoorn Denies He  Was Spy   Yale Scholar Home Refuses To Discuss Soviet Questioning

lewman Would Go To Jail Movie Actors Feature Of Civil Rights Rally

Actors Talk At Rights Demonstrations; Pledge Help At Alabama Rally

Actors Promise Negroes Aid in Rights Struggle Brando, Others  Speak at Rally In Gadsden, Ala.

Nebraska Court rules inQmahacase  Aine maven   ‘One paragraph change to make it constitutional’

State’s Instalment Sales Act Is Unconstitutional   More on Page 8

Strengthen patrols to end bombings  Police release bombing suspect in Ala.

Led by Shaplain Men Of USS Kearsarge Send Up Prayer As Cooper Returns From Sky Safely   COOPER LAUDS SCIENTISTS

Astronaut In A-Okay Shape After 34-Hour Space Ride   AMMAR   Space Sidelights

India Offered MoreArmsBy Pr esident Tito   Move Poses New Threat To ‘Reds Unity Program

Highway Deaths Climbing Slowly   ‘ABOUT NORMAL’  os.  ~ Few Accidents Reported Here

   Judge Says Irrigation Water Is Subject To Depletion Allowance

Marchers Choose To Stay In Jail   Peace Commission In Haiti Alarmed

House Panel Shaping Tout Rights Bill   Key Decisions Are Still Faced By Subcommittee

It’s Twice Yearly Event   Ast Dollar Day For 1963 To Be Held On Thursday

lis Twice Yearly Event Merchants Finish Plans  For Dollar Day Thursday

Small Car Crushed in  Accident   128 Persons Aboard — Airliner Loses Engine;  Makes Safe Landing

One Engine Is Ripped From Jet Airliner; Pilot Makes Safe Emergency Landing

Probe Begun In Cause Of Jet Enaine Failure   Today's Telegram   Tar Heel Never Met His Benefactor

Causes .  Sought For  Jet Damage Plane Forced Down  By Loss of Engine  Vee Aces Ls a eh cae

18TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIROSHIMA  World Anti-Atomic Bomb Parley Opens In Japan

'A Chest-Red Cross Agency...  Red Cross Helping Hands Ready for Any Disaster

iA Chest-Red Cross Agency . .  Bucktail Council Serves Over 800 District Bov:

A Chest-Red Cross Agency . .  Fund Helps Hospital Pay Free Patient Care Cost

A Ches Chest-Red Cross Agency .  USO Carries ‘On Jot Throughout The Worlc

A Chest-Red Cross Agency . .  Clearfield ‘Y' Provides  Services for Community

A Chest-Rea Cross Agency .. . Salvation Army Supplies Three-Fold Program

A Chest-Red Cross Agency . .  School Milk Fund Aims At Better Pupil Health

A Chest A Chest-Red Cross Agency ..  New Benefits Seen I Scout Reoraanization

Scranton Says Deficit Not So Big   7 Million Less Than Forecast _ Earlier in Year

Rains: Break Heat Wave Over State ”  South Texas. ; ‘Gets Soaking

Mine Blast Testimony Conflicting  Witnesses Fail To Agree on Presence of Gas

Inside The Times   No Radiation Threat Blast At Texas Base ScattersUrantumDust

Chemical Blast Alarms People  Hundreds Flee Area   Hundreds Flee Area Despite Assurances

Despite lack of radiation threat  Blast at AEC base causes alarm in San Antonio, Tex.

Kennedy fo Get Harriman Story On Treaty Meet  Will Learn If Soviet Seeks Tension Easing

NFO May Launch 2nd Holding Action   Posters in Several Cities Sav Move Scheduled Monday

Tiny, Energetic Crew at Picher  ALansaw Telae  ancl   Mayor Takes Lead In Street Program

Tiny, Energetic Crew at Picher   Mayor Takes Lead In Street Program

Snow, Sleet, Icy Air Strike Many  Areas Of Mississippi, Louisiana

South Chilled by New Cold Wave   N. Florida in Path Of Wintry Weather

Snow, Sleet High Winds Lash South  wi de f Areas  egreee Mime  Y seeses nero eer e es   Wide Areas Get Warnings Of Freeze

Mud Slide Swamps Home Icy Air From Northern Midwest Surging Into Southern States

Kennedy Schedule Changes   New Child Expected In Late Summer By LU.S. First Family

SO JACKIE CAN GO ALONG JFK To Make ‘Business Trip’ To Rome, Delay State Visit

SIATE Viotl LATER  JFK Trip Now All Business   ESTHER CLEVELAND BOSANQUET VET  News Ages White House ‘Child!

DIG ISSUER: COUNCIL COVERAGE <r Dispute Looms on  GSA Meet Agenda

NO DETAILS GIVEN  Envoy to Panama Quits In Dispute Over Alliance

SEEK REMOVAL OF LOTTERIES BAN IN STATE   HOUSE APPROVES INCREASE IN AID TO ALL SCHOOLS

Soviet Army To Withdraw Ln Hungary   “Move Would Help ‘Ease Tensions Lit Fastern Europe

Soviet to Pull Troops Out Of Hungary  Faw Token Unite   Few Token Units To Remain Under Warsaw Pact —

Soviets ‘To Leave Hungary  "Tatlan T laste dae   Token Units To  Be Left Behind

Russians To Leave Hungary  Few Units Due   Few Units Due To Stay Behind

SAY NAVY MIS LEADING NEW ACTION   Guido Backtrack: On Statement Rebels Crushed

Rodriguez of Venezuela Is Elected President  Disharmony as U.N. Convenes

Makes Flawless Leap Into Space  er   Trail-Blasing Mission to End Tomorrow If All Goes Well

Astronaut Told To Keep Irying For Planned 22   ‘ondition of His Spacecraft to Determine If Mission Continues to 17.

Vrail-Blazing Space Jaunt Starts Well   36-Year-Old Astronaut Reported to Bein Good Health, Spiriis -

A ‘Bang’ In The Bushes Sends The President Bolt Upright   Nomination Scramble Under Way  Fast-Starter Panics GOP Liberals

Cautions Senate On Compulsion  Hearing Is Held on Proposed Legislation

IN DESEGREGATION  Mayor Counsels Against Compulsion By Government

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PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious  Beatures)

approve Kennedy’s proposal to turn the matter over to the Ina Commerce Commis-

Missoula Woman Killed, Daughter Badly Injured in Car-Train Wreck

Senate Lines Up to Scan New Treaty  ‘Diplomats Work  Rare Adnct Nlatianc   ‘Diplomats Work For Most Nations To Join Ban

Frost Damages Yards, Gardens Here Overnight  Coraware Mana Eao   Growers Hope For Partial Recovery  From Some Crops

Frost Damages Yards, Gardens Here Overnight  Growers Hope For Partial Recovery

dd To Population Explosion  Quads Are Born Te  New York Teacher,  Attorney Husband

Success Makes Most Folks Happy and Julie Andrews Is Certainly No Exception

[AUTO ACCIDENT ©  2 South Caston Players Injured      Near End Of Blast Probe

Review History of District  Self-Supporting MWCD Has Retired All Bonds

GOP Sets Stage For Showdown On Tax Slash   Amendment Offerec That Will Harness Economic Proposal

Caught In Indian Candy Trap  Sweet Tooth Undoes Runaway Pet Monkey

Seven Dead In Crash Of Navy Plane  Hits Mountain On Approach To Landina

Patrol Plane Crashes Into Alaskan Peak   Five Survivors Of 12-Man Crew  Listed ‘Serious?

Cold Records Shattered on Wide Front   Schools, Highways Businesses Close; Deaths Top 43

First Children Of Teen-Age Couple  Doctors Successfully Separate Siamese Twins In Race Vs. Clock

In Taday’s Daily News   Siamese Twin Sons Are  Successfully Separated

by &. ‘ es mamdesd opmeds Crampton Leads PGA Look for the Stars, Section ©   Final Copy Expected Within Several Days

Senate Postpones Filibuster Fight   Political Setup For Congress   Demo Who Seeks Seat on Ways and Means Committee Says He Would Press Medicare

If, Given Chance_ a Ay 2  Pat J ennings  Backs JEK Medicare Bill:

Aid Also Cut Over Ouster  Of President   U. S. Believes Army Take-Over Weakens Caribbean Stability

Communities Isolated EES ESOC  Floods Drive Many From Homes In US

Some Areas Are Isolated: Call Guards   Emergency Declared In Newark, Ohio; Rain. Thaw Blamed

Rampaging Floods Rage Thru Four-State Areas   Snow Slows Search for Three Lost in Avalanche

Communities Isolated: and Schools Shut   Thunderstorms, “Sriow, Twisters ‘Hit Other-Areas

Venezuelans Charge Embezzlement —  U.S. Has Problem of What to Do With Dictator

Enforce Court Orders Without Federal Force— Administration Decides It Fared Well With Wallace

Administration Pleased With Victory Over Gov. Wallace   Alabama Schools Integrated Without Use Of Federal Troops

Pleased With Results In  Integration   Government's Role In Letting Drama Play Is Revealed

Kennedy Fared Well in Crisis On Integration   Federal Force Not Needed to Enforce Edicts

Preliminary Plans Drawn  For Hospital   Project Is First Major Ste p Toward Mee ting Area’s Needs; To Renovate Pr esent Building

Preliminary Plans Drawn For Hospital   Projeci Is Fitst Major Step Toward Mecting A¥ea’s Needs To Reiiovate Pie esciit Building

State Auditor Reports — _ School Income Tax and   General Fund Overdrawn

Soviet Boss To Attend Treaty Rite   Khrush Puts Off Vacation for Monday Signing

KING-MAKERS EYE OTHER CHOICES Remarriage May Mar ‘Image’ of Rockefeller

Possibility of Rockefeller Remarriage Stirs Speculation In GOP On Political Effect

COULD HURT CHANCES  Rocky's Possible Remarriage Sets Off Wide Speculation

Volunteer Child ‘Cheerer-Upper’   Nuclear Wallop to Be Added To Canada’s Military Might

Brown May Seek Tax Withholding   Reforms Drafted by Finance Chief; Deductions Hit

- Area Deaths  JUDGE T. E. KLAY RITES SET WEDNESDAY AT ORANGE CITY CHURCH  Was District Court dJudae Since 1955

Area Deaths  JUDGE T. E. KLAY  RITES SET WEDNESDAY  AT ORANGE CITY CHURCH Was District Court  Leredlrae Coma WMP

Bill Action Completed By Rolvaag  Approves Plan F or Committee Meetings

FBI Seizes Earl Belle on N.Y. Arrival   Built ‘Paper’ Empire That Crashed, Then Fled Country

‘Wizard’ Returns to Face Fraud  Young Financial Standout Belle Gives Un Brazil Refuoe

‘Boy Wonder Financier Belle Returns Voluntarily To Face U. S. Fraud Count

On Civil Rights And Tax Cut   Rockefeller And Goldwater Disagree

Disagree Gn Some Vital issues  Barry, Rocky Agree On 2-Front Political Attack On JFK In 1964

TOP REPUBLICAN CONTENDERS GIVE VIEWS Rocky, Goldwater Split On Issues, : Toaether On Ways To Rap Kennedy

Rocky, Barry At Odds On Civil Rights, Medicare, Tax Cut, Right-To-Work Laws

Rockefeller, Goldwater Give Views  i ee OR Re ee ee aa ie . .. FY i. sme Ih; esecxy rod der Lbiho Pee od V; thr: +l Me yifor   Two Agree On Foreign And Economy Issues, Disagree On Other Vital Matters

Agree on Attack on Kennedy in 1964....  Goldwater, Rockefeller Divided on Issues

In Accord on Clobbering Kennedy  Barry, Rocky Disagree On Civil Rights, Medical Care

TASS RAPS NATO NUCLEAR FORCE   ATTACK ON KENNEDY  Rocky, Barry Agree On One Issue

GOP hopefuls agree on two-front attack   By JACK BELL AP Political Writer

 opt on Civil Rignts Legistation  Goldwater, Rockefeller Present Views on Issues   By JACK BELL AP Political Writer

Barry; Rocky Agree on 2-Front Attack in 1964. .  GOP Contenders Disagree On Some Vital Issues

ADVOCATE ATTACKING KENNEDY;  Rockefeller, Goldwater Differ On Some Issues

gs Sage oot eee ee  Rocky, Goldwater Are  In Disagreement Over Some Vital Issues

DIVIDED ON RIGHTS ACT  GOP Heads Give Views      “BY JACK BELL AP Political Writer

Agree On Kennedy, Cuba  Rockefeller, Goldwater Divided On Vital Issues

Goldwater, Rockefeller Possibilities For GOP Presidential  Nomination Discuss Major Issues

a DEEP DIVISION DISCLOSED AR OMRON TOSS  GOP Hopefuls Can’ t Agree on Civil Rights Approach   Soviets Hit New Concept of NATO

Foreign Poticy to be farger  Rockefeller, Goldwater at Odds on Maior U. S. Issues

Red China Bid \eain Rejected   Rocky And De  GOP HopefulsDiffer  On Major Problems

Open 8 A.M., Close 9 P.M. DST: Polling Places Set For Primary Tuesday

Tax Protest Meet Scheduled Monday at Courthouse; Anderson to Head Speakers

$3.2 Billion Okayed By  Committee   $497 Million More Than House Voted; Bill Due Up Today

Senate Gets $500 Million Aid Restoral   House Cuts Partly Offset  By Committee

Foreign Aid  Heads Into  New Fight Senate Committee  Gives Approval to 299 Di... Bl

FIGHT LOOMS OVER CUTS IN BILL   Hope For Final Action Be fore Holiday Recess   COMMITTEE   Restores Some House Reductions By Approving $3.2 Billion Outlay

Art Buchwald Comes To Fayetteville  Next Week In The TIMES   Fulbright Advocates New Approach  Clear Warning Seen-In Foreian Aid Slashes

$3.7 BILLIONS APPROVED 63-17   Funds For Foreign Assistance Cut $8.2 Millions   ~ ACTION SEEN   As Warning Further Curtailments Loom Unless Program Revised

ADMINISTRATION WARNING:  Slashes In Foreign Aid Endangering Program

Unpalatable to Congress Further Cuts Indicated In Foreign Aid Program

Program Is In Trouble Kennedy’s Foreign Aid Bill Cut $827,250,000

Despite Kennedy Pleas Rebelling Senate Votes Slashes In Foreign Aid Bill

5827 Million Under Request — Foreign Aid Bill Passed by Senate With Reservations

Foreign Aid Measure Faces Further Cutting   Portlander Travels For Coins

—COMMITTEE RESTORES. CUT- Action To Precipitate Fight On Foreign Aid

Fight Loomis In Senate Over Foreign Aid Bil   Proposed House Bilf Cuts  ‘Pentagon Civilian Powers

Warning Given On Foreign Aid  _ Temper in Congres: : g@qwzpe . ao kd gm «

Boy, How She Shines ‘Em   Tattered ‘Aid’ Bill Approved by Senate

New Battle in Senate Looms for Foreign Aia   Johnson Signs Fund Bill For Vocational Education

oy  A Ss Senate Hat ES i Clirled  ys frall  Foreign Aid Warning Is Flashed

Foreign Aid Slashes Get Senate Okay  Kennedy Request Is   Kennedy Request Is Cut $827 Million

. * 7 e Foreign Aid Slash Is W arning  Entire Program Needs Revision

Stage Ready For Senate’s  Aid Debate   Committee Assures Battle By Restoring 700 Million Of Cut

BILL PASSED BY SENATE   Reductions And Amendments Warn Administration Whole Handout Program May Be Stopped.

Stage Set For Battle On Aid Bill   Senate Group Restores Part Of House Slash

Floor Fight Looms Over Foreign Aid   Committee Restores House Slash, Sets  Stace for Showdowr

Foreign Aid Bill  Before Senators  Group Hikes Fund, Drops Credit Ban

Senate Vote Warning On Foreign Aid   Deep Cut Voted, Shows Program Must Be Revised

Senate Intoa New Debate on Snarled Forelan Ald issue   Compromise With House Likely to Be « Little More Than $3 Billion,

$3.7 Billion Measure Passed Senate’s $8 Million Cut In Aid Flashes Warning

Solons Chop Foreign Aid As Warning   More Cuts Slated By Congress, Cite Peoples’ Protests

Committee Restores Some Cuts   VA Center Host  For Seminar _ About Aging

FOREIGN AID BILL PASSED BY SENATE   Reductions And Amendments Warn Administration Whole Handout Program May Be Stopped.

Senate Unit Sets Stage for Fight  Most of Foreign Aid Cut Restored

Senate Approves Sharply Cut Foreign Aid Measure; Slashed By $827 250.000

AFTER SENATE ACTION Sharp Curtailment Seen In Foreign Aid Program

Fight Renewed On Foreign Aid In The Senate   Overseas Funds Exceeding House  Vote Are Okayed

Slashing of Foreign Aid by Senate Signals Warning Whole Program May Be Going Out

FOREIGN  FACES SENATE FIGHT TODAY   Johnson- Reviews Farm Program

Equipment Thelt Tops $500,000   Colonel, 2 Former Officers, Soldiers fn Radiv Brauch

Ohio Szhool Problems Eyed  Mare Funde Needed:   More Funds Needed New Board Studied

Would Create Board of Regents  Education Group Asks Passage of School Bill

Area Farmers Welcome Rain: Winona, Rochester Get Most   Twister Hits Area in lowa

Not Counting Mortgages Credit Buying Soars 1,000 %  Since W Alo $61.5 Billion   By JOSEPH D. HUTNYAN United Press International

SEND CONTROL COMMISSION TO SCENE   Neutralists, Communists In 10-Day Battle   SHOW OF FORCE   Scheduled By SEATO As A Warning To Communist Pathet Lao Faction

REFLECTIONS   New Pressure Builds to End Laos Fighting   Situation Remains Tense, Three-Nation Team Finds

Fighting for 10 Days Three-Nation Commission Tries for Laos Peace

Diplomats  Try To End  Fighting SEATO Schedules Show Of Force As

Int'iControl Group Tries to Halt Laos Bate  Cannot Establish. Base i in Area of “ProcRed Attacks

3 Nations Trying To Bring Peace In Laos      De Gaulle Aide Joins Rusk, Others In NATO Nuclear Defense Parley

3-Nation Group for Peace Valk  Fighting Eases,   Fighting Eases,  Attache Reports

Commission Tries To Obtain Accord For Peace in Laos  Flies to Plaine des Jarres   Flies to Plaine des Jarres In Effort to Win Agreement

‘Soft Talk, Big tick’ For Laos      Troops Will Return To Thailand

Nation Seen As Test For Russ Policy   SEATO Plans Show Of Force In Thailand

Flies to Trouble Spot Comunission Seeks  To Obtain Truce in 10-Day Laos Fight

Three-Nation Control Group Visits Scene   Mediators Hope To Arrange Meet Between Pathet Lao, Neutralists

ICC Makes BidFor Laos Peace  SEATO Show OF  Force Also Planne  om VAS on me rT. 4 fat _

Laos Peace Is Sought By Group  Fighting Rages Across Plains   Fighting Rages Across Plains After 10 days

International Control Group Flies To Laos In Effort To Halt Fighting

Control Group in Action....  Will Strive to Restore Peace in Laos

3 Nation Control Group Flies to Scene of Battle   Seek to Bring Peace To Warring Laotians

SEATO Plans Show Of Force 3-Nation Control Group In Laos For Peace Talks

'Control comm. makes visit  Situation at Plaine Des Jarres reported as tense

International Control Commission Seeking Peace In Plaine Des Jarres

Peace Unit Enters Laos Battle Zone   Hopes to Arrange Settlement Between Neutrals, Commies

International Control Commission Now Seeks  To End Laos Conflict

3-Nation Control Group Flies To Vientiane  New Laos Truce Parley Sought

Sees Approval Of Kennedy's Tax Cut Plan   Passage This Year Predicted

Senate Group Clears Truck — Weight Boos   Initial Okay of Meas. ure Follows En. dorsement of Gov. Scranton.

Senate Given Bill To Raise Truck Limits   Scranton Puts Stamp Of Approva On Leaislation

Under High Pressure 4Navy Men Will Spend 2 Weeks In ‘Ocean’ Tank

ulle Meeting Adenauer Bring Crisis  aoacder Hac Dealt   cader ras Vealt lolt to Europe Unity

Senate Approves Two Liquor Bills   Markup Cut, Excise Tax On Beverages

House Agrees To Changes, Senators Told   One Reduces Markup, Other Boosts Levy

KU Enrollment Of 12,486 Is A Record Mark   Total This Year ls 1.052 Ahead Of 1962-63 Pace

\Vatican Would Like One... Will JFK Ignore Hint ,. \To Send Envoy To Rome:

An AP News Analysis  President Seen Unlikely To Send Envoy to Vatican

Prospects Dim for U.S. Vatican Envoy  Senators’ Opinions Mixed After Rome Catholic Paper Drons Hint   Aun AP Neirs Avalysis

Quietly Ignores Rome Hint  Kennedy Won't Send U.S.  Representative To Vatican

Shippers Brace, Expect Trouble  Violence Flares in Quebec at Sailing

Executive’ Pimmeled= = Crippling Shipping Tieup Imperils Canadian Ports

VIOLENCE LAST NIGHT  Shippers Expecting More Waterfront Disturbances

Violence Occurs On Docks   Shippers Braced. For Possibility Of Further Trouble —

STRIKERS PEL SHIP OFFICIAL   Dockmen Peril Canadiar Shipping; Another Man  Sg

Violence Flares In Ship Strike  Dockworkers Beat Official of Liner

Dock Pickets Stone Liner  At River Port  Y is: [cera SO ere) ue   Canadian Strike Spread Threatened By Rail Enoineers

CanadaDock Strike Hits Luxury Ship   Walkout Inperils Grain Shipment In Deal With Russia

STRIKERS STONE SHIP AND TUG Walkout May Imperil Canada’s S hipment  Of Wheat To Russia —

Shippers. Brace For New Trouble  Halt of Freight Trains Feared — In ILA Strike

‘Race Barriers Spur White House Talks   Kennedy Meets With Biracial Group, Two Negro Leaders

ENLARGED  POLICE FORCE SOUGHT Phila Council Given 2 Rezoning Request:   School Board Here  ‘Logs Long Session

Council Okays New Tax Rates:  More Police Sought: Report On Cost Of Improvements In Square

LawsonNew-Con Are Included in Work of Solons   Governor Calls for Setting Aside Ranco:

White Craft ‘Dive Bombs’ E] Camino  Police Checking Out Fleeing ‘Ghost’

Copters Race to Periled a Sea Towers  28. Men Taken. Freja’ Two Post: ‘an Wind. Swept Atlantic :

Copters Lift 28 Men Off  Two Towers  Raging Winds, Furious Waves Batter Frames

Covey Of Choppers Evacuate 28 Men   Wind-Shaken Texas Towers Regarded As Unsafe: Workmen Were Dismantling Two

State Senate Works Into Early Hours Of Morning On School Appropriations

Kennedy Gefs Proof Marines In Good Shape   Hiker Hurries To Keep Date

_ Marines Toss Off 50-Mile Walk - : Girl Sprints Home Streteh ° With Hiking Marine Officer

Marines Toss Off 50-Mile Walk Girl Sprints Home Stretch With Hiking Marine Of fiecer

Situation Under Control as Marine Officers Complete Fifty Mile Hike

Had to Keen A Date With A Girl  =o “me CRETEDS ory ow  50-Mile Hike Can Be Covered In One Day, Marine Proves

Marine Comes Through ' Handsomely, Is First. _ To Complete Long Hike:

Kennedy- Harriman Set For Talks On Test Ban Pact. Other Cold War Matter:

Kennedy Awaits Moscow Report From Harrimar  President Hails Tes   President Hails Tesi  Ban Treaty With So:  viets as ‘Step Away  From War.’

HARRIMAN RETURNS  Further Cold War Thaws To Be Reviewed With JFK

On Inside Pages   After Test Ban Accord .. . Kennedy Awaits Harriman View

Harriman Flying To Hyannis Port   Rusk To Attend Conference Too; Ban Treaty Hailed

Negotiator Returning From Moscow ‘Harriman To Brief ‘Kennedy On Pact

Hustler Jets Set To ‘Affack’  i i   Supersonic Bombers Plan Runs Tonight

Hustler Jets Set To ‘Attack’  Supersonic Bombers   Supersonic Bombers Plan Runs Tonight

Hustler Jets Set To ‘Attack   Supersonic Bombers Plan Runs Tonight

SPECIALISTS SAY TRAFFIC LAWS ARE UNREALISTIC   CITE TOO LITTLE ACTION TAKEN ON SLOWPOKE DRIVERS

Steel Boss Says Kennedy Favored Labor Union in Price Controversy

AMA in Answer To Charge by Senator   Claims Alaska Senator Trying To Blame Medical Association for The Failure of Government Agencies

NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT, ETC. TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE

 NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT, ETC. TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED THE EPCTATR

NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT, ETC. TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE  Rr aA PMC SE Sn AN A RIT

Job printing—guaranteed to pleas        WNTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

HIGH COURT'S RULE FAVORS NEGRO PILOT   States Are Declared Free Te Bar Race Bias In Hiring   TRIBUNAL DECISION HITS COLO. RULING

Father of 5 whisked off to stockade because he went AWOL 11 years ano

11-YEAR-OLD AWOL CHARGE PENDING  Wife, 5 Children Stranded by Army

After Being AWOL II Years F ather Sent To Stockade ‘For Deserting From Arny

Parking Signs (Turn to Page 6)   Bidault’s Hideout Tr, Remain Secret

On DEW Line flight Five killed, one seriously hurt, airline reports

Kansas Is Hottest Spot In Nation  No Relief In Sight  ESAS Ree  ee peer mee   No Relief In Sight Except For Some Scattered Rain

Bill Sent To Floor Of House   Neither Party Wants Blame Yor Willing lt

Violence Toll Is 19 In State  Several Drowned; Traffic Accidents Take Most Lives

Cold, Snow, Hail Over Wide Areas TW, Tat! Vver Wide Areas  Fires Spread Havoc Across US.

At Least Three Persons Killed During Storm   New England Staggers Under Squalls, Cold

Havoe From Fires, Wind Widespread   Siorins Kill 3, Uproot Trees, Dowti Power Lities

FIRES, COLD, SNOW, HAIL... High Winds Stagger East  Coast, Maine To Georgia

Havoe From Fires, Wind Widespread  Storms hill 3.   Storms hill 3, Uproot Trees. Down Power Lines

Roaring Winds Fan Blazes From Maine To Georgia; 3 Die; Snow, Hail Elsewhere

Wild Weather Spreads Havoc Over Nation   Roaring Winds Fan Fires, Uproot Trees From Maine To Dixie

Twister Rips Alabama Town; Damages Estimated In Millions   Floods In Ohio Valley a 14 Persons Dead

Damage Runs Into Millions: Many Injured Another Strikes Town  In Georgia; Winds, Floods In Tetinessee

14 dead, 4,000 homeless as  floodwaters sweep 4 states   Tornado damage reaches millions

Death Report Doubted New Mystery Complicates  Britain’s Profumo Scandal

Fireman Die: As Jefferson Barn Burns   Has Heart Attack As Flames Level Large Structure

No Berlin Grab, Says Red Boss   Russian Premier Asks Confidence In His Policies

CONTROVERSIAL MEASURES PASSED  City Taxing Bill Vote Nears   Governor Criticized On Director Choice

New Faces Reported In Cuba   Russians Said Being Replaced By. Other Reds

MAY CANCEL K’s VISIT  Sweden Arrests Colonel as Spy tor Communists

Swedish Officer Arrested Spy Scandal May Force Nik to Beg Off Again

Spy Scandal May Bar K. 2nd Time   Arrested Colonel’s Contacts Boosted Out by Angry Swedes

COL. ONCE DECORATED BY U. S.  Swedish Spy Scandal May Cancel K's Visit

NIKITA MAY CANCEL PLANNED VISIT  Decorated Swedish Officer Held As Red Spy

Khrushchev  May Cancel  Sweden Trip Spy Scandal Causes  Angry Reaction In Neutral Country

Sweden Sp\ Case Puts K on Spot   Russian’s Visit May Be Canceled

Sweden?  Scandal May Bar Visit by Khrushchev  Disclosure of Air Force Colonel as Spy Rocks Nation

Spy Scandal Stirs Anger In Sweden   Khrushchev May  Cancel Visit

Spy Mess Could Hit Nikita   Khrushchev May Be Forced To Cancel Second Visit To Neutral Sweden

Soviet officials involved  Spy scandal in Sweden may cancel K's visit

Khrushchev May Have to Cancel Proposed Visit  Colonel Is Accused Of Selling Secrets

LATEST SCANDAL COULD CANCEL NIKITA’S TRIP   SWEDISH OFFICER FACING CHARGE OF SPYING FOR RUSSIA

Was Swedish Attache In Washington US Bestowed Deceration  Mn Swedish Spy For Reds

Spy Case Stirs Anger In Sweden   Two Russians Sent Home; Swedish Air Force Colonel Formerly in U.S., Held

Spy Scandal Jolts Sweden   Air Force Colonel Charged With Spvina for Soviet for 15 Years

Swedish Office Named As Spy  Gave Soviet Union Data for 15 Years

sovier Colonel meid; KR Visit May Be Off  SPY ANGER GRIPS SWEDEN

RFK Seeks Laws to Put Racial Problems in Court   Spy Scandal Rocks  Neutral Sweden

Sweden Rocked by Espionage Scandal  Disclosure May Force Nikita to Cancel Planned Spring Visit

Sweden Uncovers Russian Spy Ring; Nik May Be Forced To Cancel Trip

Angry Swedes May Compel Khrushchev To Cancel Visit Over Stormy Spy Scandal   SOLD MILITARY DATA

I EEE Ea ee  Urge Greater Effort on Selling State, More Funds for IDC— ‘Farm Bureau, Legislative Leaders. Favor More Industry Coming to lowa

Reactions to Image Report— Farm Bureau Backs Industry Drive   Sell What We Have

New York Rally Sparks Violence  Police and Negroes In Clash in Harlem

SOUTH PLANS ‘OUTLINED lat JACKSON   More Arrests Of Demonstrators Are Reported

N.Y. Harlen Rings in — Race Clash   Bricks, Bottles Fly As Patrolmen Wield Nightsticks

Negroes, Police Battle in NYC  Widespread Acts of   Widespread Acts of Violence, Vandalism

Taft Says GOP Prospects Good  Hasn’t Decided on Bid for Senate Seat

Police Disperse 750; 6 Cops Hurt  Violence Erupts in Charleston Ist Time

Charleston Has Race Violence  Troopers Ordered In By Governor;  Guard Is Alerted

Pentagon Stirred a, aes  Civil Rights Issue On Many Fronts In U.S.

Restrictions Clamped On  Servicemen   Integration Of Sports Stadiums Placed Upon Scene

National Guard Alerted State Troopers Ordered Into Charleston, S.C.

Where To Find It   Troops Barred From Marches  McNamara Issues Order to Pentagon

Civil Rights Blozes Across Many Fronts  Army Restricts Activities

Integration — in Sports Held Success   Baseball, Football League Head: Testify; ‘Red Probe’ Asked

Servicemen Warned on Demonstrations  Civil Rights Fight Rages !n Congress

6 Teeners In Passing Car Are Held  Neero. ‘Fireman Shot      Cops And Fireman Hurt In Charleston Rallies   NC Racial Developments  Thomasville Jails 40 Negroes

COC BLOT Petite  McNamara Restricts Military’s Participation in Demonstrations

St tate Journal Ex-Owner   Publisher Richar rd Lloyd Jones Dies At 90 In Tulsa

NOTHING TO RECONSTRUCT Mockup Impossible In Fatal Jet Crash   Crash Pictures, Passenger List (See Page 3)

No Sabotage Evidence Probers Of Jet Airliner Crash  Can Find Littl To Reeonstruet

ALL 81 ABOARD KILLED  CAB Chief Says Jet Crash  Cannot Be Reconstructed

Confirmation On ‘Report’ Not Given Yet   Claim Tshombe To Allow Katanga, Congo Integration

Last Stronghold  Reported Given Up By Tshombe   Integration Of Katanga With Rest Of Conqo Said To Have Been Conceded

Briton Says Katanga Set For Return   Last Stronghold Given Up, Consul Advises Newsmen

Tshombe ‘Hollers Uncle’   Surrenders Kolwezi, Announces End To Katanga Secession

Wins Pardon For Himself: Followers   Central Congo Leaders Give Approval; Some Take Cautious Attitude

 a oy * ’ Union Miniere in Kolwezi.  Cnneedes Katangca'te Intacration

But More Opposition Expected ee eel  Tshombe Gives Up, Halts Katanga Secession

Tshombe Said Ready to End His Secession   Katanga President Reported to Have Surrendered His Last Stronghold.

Tshombe Surrenders Kolwezi Hold, Announces Katanea Seeession End

NAMES IN THE NEWS  Ailing Eddie Cantor Granted $5,000 Monthly From Estate

Legislation ToSpeed Up Court Cases   Bob Kennedy Propose: Changes Involving Negro Voeters

Frost Warning   Ohio Dems Claim Rhodes Abandons Austerity Pledge   New Bond Issue Proposal Draws Coleman’s Attack

Nixon Makes nay Trip Into E. Perlin  Entertains German . ae ys Fy gf   Entertains German Night Club Patrons With Truman Waltz

East Berlin Is Visited By Nixon.   Makes One Trip Afler Shaking  Commie Agents

Total Cost of Program Over 3 to 4 Alacaldl Ba Alanat &S Bila     Vampe Vf it

Package Goes To ness  gv Plan Tail  a.   New Plan Tailored To Meet Some Previous Objections

Catchall Plan Will Be Equal lo : ) billion  tment, 6 et.   President’s Outline Very Much Like The First Two

Program Equals Present Outlay Of $15 Billion   Carries Nearly Every Request Kennedy Has Made Since Taking Office.

Fate of Gov. John Dalton’s Sales Tax Hike Proposal Hinges on Action This Week

Week of Decision in Legislature on Sales Tax Increase   Many Amendments Will Be Attempted in House tt Seema Likely.

Tops Assembly Agenda  House Facing Decision On Sales Tax Increase

(Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religiogs Features)

2c pound more, except pinks  Salmon price raise aimed at ending trollers’ strike

There Is No Substitute  Lack of Dailies Leaves Gap for New Yorkers

Newspaperless New Yorkers Don’t Like ‘Living In Void’   daily press—here last December HEART CROWS FONDER

DiIadMes oUua WYCUTMEE  Khru Admits Production — In ‘Rather Difficult Position’

Court Fight on Ruling Pledged   Education Group Official Comments

Up to /U Inches Reported rc POTTED  New York Buried by  Vicious Snow Storm

Rest Of U.S. ls Described As ‘Icebox’   Record-Breaking Temperatures Hit Most Of Nation

Much Of Nation Is Still Virtual Icebox  Western New York Buried By Seventy Inches Of Snow   Ohio Is Promised Only Brief Respite From Cold; 17 Below Zero In Cincy

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Hopes Are Dim for a Tax Cut This Year

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   ‘Core Of Arctic Air Mass Driffs Eastward Bringing Record Lows

 More record lows repoted  ! Intense cold wave moves into northeast today

Two Bombs Explode In Birmingham, One, ‘Booby Trap’--Designed To Kill

As Current Session Winds Up In Vatican City— Jewish, Religious Liberty Vote Doubted At Council

nhymes with tume New leader's name often mispronounced   Health question

Mac's choice  no amateur  in politics Advocate of a firm policy toward Russia

i  This Has Been An Interesting Decade’  Warren Defends High Court

‘Unprecedented’ Session  California Bar Honors Chief Justice Warren

Warren Defends Court Decisions   Gov. Brown Lauds Bar's Alert Stand

United States Steel to Consolidate Seven Divisions; Could Be Job Loss

Streamlining Process U.S. Steel to Combine for  More Effective Operation

More Senafors Voice Approval Of Ban Treaty  @  ._.. gg. gf .   Supporters Are Confident of Nearly 80 Votes

Treaty Support Bolstered   ‘Whiz Kids’ Battle Military During Pentagon Dealings

Senate Drive for Treaty Approval Picks Up Support   Backers of Agreement Count 80 Votes; Kennedy Message Helps   Civilian “Whiz- Kid’ Power Rampant in Pentagon

Thanks to Kennedy, Dirksen...   Nuclear Test Treaty Gains New Backers

Senate Pact Drive Gets New Support  Almost 80 Votes — Counted In Favor Of Test Treaty

Test Ban Pact Drive Picks Up New Supporters   Senate Leaders Count Almost 80 Votes For: Dirksen Gives Backing

Almost Eighty Senators Have Approved Pact  Dirksen, Kennedy Helping To Push Drive In Congress

SEE 80 VOTES IN SENATE FOR PACT   Letter By Kennedy Gives Push To Ratification   Pledges No Letup In U.S Defense Buildup; Dirksen Urges Approval

Nuclear Test Treaty Gains More Support   Backers Count Nearly 80 Votes For Agreement

Support Mounts For Test Treaty   Labor Union Racial Curbs under Fire

Nearly 80 Senator: s Now Counted on for ‘Yes’ Votes  Treaty Picks Up Supporters

A-Test Ban Appears To Gain Votes   Senate Drive To Ratify Treaty Picks Up Backing

Ratification  GainsSupport   For Nuclear Test Pact Count, Almost 80 Votes

Supporters of nuclear test ban ratification now count almost 80 votes in the Senate   “*Accurances ”

PUSH BY PRESIDENT Nuclear Treaty Gains Fresh Senate Support   ASSL RANCE   Taree eF aati

Mor ‘e Plan To Support Test Ban   Nearly 80 Votes Listed For Treaty

Pre-Trial Talks Held  In Recount   Attorneys Hope Disputed Ballots Can be Reduced To about 10,000 Total

Inside   — Plan ‘Unconstitutional, Undesirable’ —  Ervin Sets Tone For Rights Bill Foes

Crisis Peril Eases Fast  As It Began Problem Appears To Be Removed,

Report Russian Blockade Lifted On Berlin Road   Threat Of New Crisis Subsides As U.S. Convoys Are Permitted To Pass

Threat of New Berlin Crisis Fades Quickly   Soviet Blockage Of U. 8, Military Traffie Removed

Flathead 19, Helena 6 Army 30, Boston U 6 Alabama 32, Georgia 7 Navy 51, W. Virginia 7   Pope Paul Moves to Liberalize Curia

Pope Plans To Revise Roman Curia   Streamlining Church For The Space Age

Check on Drillins   STRIPPED TO UNDERWEAR  2 Policemen Killed  By Tavern Gunmar

Now H igh F lying British Airline Introduces New Skirt for Stewardess

Republicans Attack JFK Cuba Policy  Daraledinn Care   Resolution says Troops Violation Of Monroe Doctrine

First Session Shows Strained Relationship   Progress Doubtful In Closing Widening Breech

Atmosphere Is Charged With Hostility Following Last-Minutes Charges

Sino-Soviet Talks Open On Bitter Note  Relations Between Tw Red Giants Strained

Bitter Charges As Sino-Soviet Delegates Meet   Relations Between 2 Communist Giants Strained to Break. ing Point.

Reds. in ‘Battle’. Of. Tdeas   Split Possible  In Sino-Soviet : Relations as. ‘Meetinas Beain

RailTunnel Walls Fall, Man Saved   Cave-In at Wood Project Still Holds Another’s Fate

Man Pinned Under Rock Is Rescued   Other Caught by Fal In Railway Tunnel Believed Dead

New Philadelphia Man Jailed For Possessing and Distributing “Bennies”

Winter Arrives On Frigid Note  Record Low Charted In Capital Saturday

Charge Geneva Accords Violated  British And Russians Clash  On Proposed Truce In Laos

10 Other Children Affected  Child’s Death Laid To Leaf Pesticide

General Assembly Review New Legislation On Branch Bank Expansion Is Entered In Assembly

Youth Held in Double Slaying at Sea   Father and Son Teen-Ager Admits Slaying Pair at Sea

Daily Chuckle  The girl who says she jus turned 23 is likely to he 32   Today’s Index   Forced=Landings

Finnish Newspapermen Visit Waxahachie Today   FE ditor-In-Chielt

Final Report On Mission Cooper Describes Vivid Colors, Wondrous Sights During Flight

‘Wondrous Sights,’ Says Cooper $$$ ys 00pel  Astronaut Describes Flight

TALKS END PROJECT MECURY Sunset in space held astronaut spellbound

House Returns Foreign Aid Bill; Insists on No Wheat Sale Guarante:

Foreign Aid Getting 2nd House Test   Plan Would Give Johnson Authority To Pass on Deals

Congress Drive To Quit Blocked By GOP Action   Passage of Foreign Aid Bill Involved

Second Test Vote in House  H oliday-Bound Legislators Called Rack for Decision

Test On New Compromise to Be Made Today   Leaders Calling Back Members Who Had Left

Republicans, Southern Democrats Block Passage   Push Through Amendment Barring Gov’t From Guaranteeing Private Financing Of U.S. Grain Sales To Soviet Bloc Nations

Conferees Agree On ale Deal   Compromise Set On Credit Limits For Soviet Sales

Foreign Aid Money Bill. Is Blocked   GOP Maneuver Foreing Delay In Adjournment

EMA FTP ee irene  New Compromise Drafted On Foreign Aid Measure 

Second Test Today On Aid Bill   Compromise Reached By Committee In Rider Which Has Snacced Foreign Aid

Second Test Is Due This  Afternoon  Pe    Battle Endangers Foreign Aid Action

Fate of Foreign Aid  Now a Confused Issue GOP MOVE RIOCKS PASSAGE

$3 Billion Bill Slated For Restudy   Fate Of Measure For This Year Is  Cast In Confusion

Lafe Compromise On Ald Bill Must StH Pass House   Credit for Sale of Surplus Wheat Snagged Confetence Commitiaa,

FOREIGN AlD SNAGGED ON SOVIET GRAIN   GOP Fights Credit Sales; Compromise Would Let LBJ Make Deals, Report To Congress.

GOP LeadersinHouse Reject Senate Version   Senate Approval Doubted   ‘Republicans Vote 115 - 3

Compromise On Red Sales Ils Worked Out   By ERNEST B. VACCARO Associated Press Writer

House to Vote Again Today On Revised Bil!   Change in Wording of Objectionable Clause Made in 10 Minufes

IN KILLING OF CUBAN House Committee Opens Inquiry Into Ouster Of Marine Officers

Pupils See Power Generated—   Prospects in Talks on Berlin Not Encouraging

An AP News Analysis  There’s Nothing Encouraging About Berlin Talks Prospect

Is Khrush Getting Ready To Cause Berlin Trouble?   He’s Following A Harder Line

Hope s Dim Over Talks On Berlin   Squeeze Catches Khrushchev At Unfortunate Time

Move a puzzle  to U.S.   Nothing encouraging seen in negotiations

U. S., Russia To Open New Berlin Talks   Authorities Find No Encouragement In Present Outlook

Communist Forces Will Plot Strategy   Berlin Talks to Be Resumed Scon

Uverati Loss To Be Startling  Severe Drought Hits Farmer’s Incaqme 

No Rewriting Planned House Committee to Act on  School Reorganization Bill

This Week in Business and Finance oor Economy on Even Keel for New Quarter

Copter Ready To Pick Up 2 U.S. Climbers  May Take 2 Days To Reach Pair With Frostbitten Toes

Only Helicopter In Nepal Is Secured To Remove Two Frostbitten Yank Climbers

Reds Attack Right. Wing  Laos Forces   TZ... OQV.-l AT.   Fear Clash May Trigger Another  Civil War

U:S. Orders Russian Diplomat To Leave  Caught Trying To Recruit CIA Employe To Act as Spy

Soviet Secret Police Agent  Red Diplomat Ouster Ordered For Spy Recruiting Effort

U.S. Expels Red Diplomat In Washington   Reported Trying To Get CIA Employe To Spy for Russia

Red Attache Ordered Out Qf Country   Tried To Force Employe Of CIA Into Espionage

Blizzard Hits Midwest With Stunning Fury  Harlan Center Of   Harlan Center Of Dangerous Flood From Cumberland

Rains, Thaw Send Rivers Over Banks   Traffic Halted In Multi-State Blizzard Area

20-Coun ty Area Suffers Most; Midwest Gets New Blizzards; Tornadoes Blow

THOUSANDS HOMELESS IN THREE STATES   Tennessee, Virginia And West Virginia Areas  Hard Hit   SURGING WATERS ‘FOLLOW TORNADOES

Blizzard Hits Midwest With Stunning Fury  stooge  Dan ood nate pda

Pilot, Passenger Suffer Minor Hurts In Crash   IN STATE DURING WEEKEND  Two Dieln Road Mishaps

Early Sunday Services Held At Sepulchre   Many Pilgrims Visit Holy Land In Brotherhood

LAVE WEALTH Grieving Father Kills Self   PALGHTER DEAD   CALLED SEWSPAPER

Dumped Body Into Pacific   Father Grieves At Death Of Daughter, Takes Own Life

A CRAYON DRAWING  Sorrowing Dad Gives All Away Follows Daughter in Death

Widower Lost Only Child Mar. 4— Grieving Father  Dead In Suicide

‘Someone Must Have Loved Her Very, Very Much’ ——— eee er very, very Much  Grieving Dad Dies by His Own Hand   Gave His Possessions to Charity in Memory of Daughter Killed in Fire

Father, Who Gave Everything Away After Daughter’s Death, Kills Self

Grieving Father Kills Himself  Follows His Daughter To The Grave

Invasion Anniversary Signals Exiles’ Split   kather, Grieving For Daughter. Gives Away Wealth, Takes Life   Refoare lee died in a North

Daughter _died_in_fire  Grieving father kills himself ' after giving away all he own:

VICTIMS OF MUCO VISCIDOSIS  N.D. Couple Knows 2 of Their Children Wont Live Too Long

Mother Knows Her Two Children To Soon Die      Bov Knows What's Comina

@ Ivy, Durovic Notified Consider Prosecution Of Krebiozen Developers

Grain Diversion — May Produce Suits   No Evidence Of U.S. Wrongdoing In Disappearance Of Austrian Shipment

Major Defeat For Administration’s  Farm Policies   TWENTY-TWO FARMERS  Vote in County

High Subsidy Plan Fails to Receive Simple Majority Throughout U.S.

1964 PROGRAM FAILS 10 GET MAJORITY   Growers Vote 596,943 To 547,151 Against Plan  TWO-THIRDS   Approval Required To Put Crop Reduction Proposal Into Effect Next Year

National Referendum  Wheat Vote Falls By Solid Margin      Defeat More Emphatic Ohio Farmers  Speak Loudly

Wheat Farmers Reject Kennedy Plan  For Stricter Control, More Subsidies

Nation Overwhelmingly Rejects Federal Controls  By GAYLORD P. GODWIN United Press International

Nation . ‘Overwhelmingly  Rejects Federal Controls:  ‘By. GAYLORD P. GODWIN  : Pinteead Drace Iméarnatinnal

Administration Program Suffers Stinging Defeat   Colorado Wheat Growers Vote Resounding ‘No’

Farm Vote Highest  Ever Cast  Outcome Casts ts Eyes es fr... LCrhal... Pp.

Wheat Men Deal Blow To Controls   Kennedy Plan Is Spur .vd In Slap At Administration

Kennedy Dealt Major Defeat In Wheat Vote   Nation s Farmers Overwhelmingly Reject Strict Control Program for L964.

; Kennedy Accepts I Ballot Defeat   Hopes Choice Wise, But Warns of Oven Market Competition

Hotly Contested Issue Captures Mere 467 Vote   Small Growers Play Key Role In Big Defeat

rerse Srarement,.. Hope Is Expressed  That Wheat Men Made Wise Choice

Administration Suffers Sethack as Farmers Defeat Stricter Crop Rules

Wheat Farmers Rebel Against Controls  JFK Farm Policy Is Handed Defeat

Huge Vote Buries Plan For Subsidy   Kennedy Suffers Major Farm Policy Defeat; Farm Bureau Happy

CURB VETOED BY WHEATMEN   Kennedy Defeated or Question of Stricter Crop Control

66.7 Per Cent Approval Required but Only 47.8 Per Cent Backed Proposal

Wheat Growers Oppose Plan for Stricter Control  Adminictration Put   Administration Put Prestige Into Plan

President Accepts Wheat Vote   Warns Market Will Centrol ’?64 Price

GOP Grabs Offensive In Wheat Issue   Kennedy Gives No Sign New  Proposals Planned

Kennedy Farm Program Suffers Setback  Wheat Farmers Reject Stricter Control Plan

Wheat Plan Defeat Seen Severe Blow   Negalive Vote In East Main Factor In JFR Sethack

Rebellious Farmers Regect Wheat Plan   No New Wheat Hill  Seen for This Year

Wheat Proposal Soundly Thrashed in Referendum      Wheat Proposal Soundly Thrashed in Referendum  FARMERS HAND JFK MAJOR DEFEAT

‘Spa nish Student’: ‘Mob Riots: Before US,: Consulate»          Incensed Because of References to Spain'‘by Kennédy at 0 AS Mee

STUDENTS STAGE ANTI-U.S. DEMONSTRATION AT EMBASSY  Mob in Spain Chants Yankee Go Home   Russia Mounts Drive to Take Heat off Cuba

Spanish Mob Demonstrates At U.S. Office   Protest President's ‘In sulting’ Remarks at Costa Rica Confer. ence.

Kennedy Angers Spain   Costa Rican Speech Historical Quotes Draws Pupils’ Fire

10 BELOW ZERO HITS VANDALIA   NO BREAK SEEN IN FRIGID WEATHER FOR EGYPT AREAS

O Chl EFLAUTIC  Icy, Subzero Temperatures Grip Nation’s Midsection

Rail Unions Push Back Strike Deadline   Kennedy Acts In Alabama Crisis

Union officials agree to hold off threat of nationwide rail strike

Wirtz Plan Will Delay Rail Strike   Unions Take Plan For Postponement

Rail Unions GetPleaTo End Dispute   Wirtz Asks Talks Extended As Time For Strike Nears

‘Railroad Union Officials Ponder ' New Proposal By Secretary Wirtz

Railroad Unions Agree to Delay Walkout Threat   Accept Federal Fro: posal to Extend Bar. gaining Talks for Five Days.

Bargaining Resumed After  Acceptance   Brief Telegram Tells Approval Of Wirtz’ Plan

Nationwide Bail Strike . Threat Eased   Both Sides Accept Wirtz Proposal on Status Ouo

Coal Miners Ignore Draft Order ———imnore erat Urder_  French Labor Backs Strike  Downtown Paris In Blackout

 Coal Miners Ignore Draft Order French Labor Backs: Strike,  Downtown Paris In Blackout

Sentence 5, Balked at Relief Jobs  Charge ‘Strike’ Against Welfare

ig CtSloS WIS FIUIoe, SVINUCIINUUION  ‘Cambridge Reiteulant Owner Tells of Fury Building, Attack on Negro Demonstrators

Soviet Agents Seek Red Spy Defector   Race Violence Plagues Ordinary Man

 Hope To Adjourn Today Lowest Foreign Aid Bill In Years Is Approved

Testifies In Own Defense — Thompson Says Wife Knew About ‘Affair’

Typina’s A Preablem At Anv Ace   4 Negroes Attack Cop Are Hauled Off To Jai

Negroes Halt Marches In Torn Danville  Leaders Meet Witt  Racial oo Tole Ile

DEMONSTRATIONS HALTED Danville Negro Leaders Meet With Mayor's Racial Advisors

Gas, Water, Break Down: Slow Deep-Mine Rescue   _ Drilling Probes Continue  Man Will Descend Shaft — To Lock For Third Miner

2 Rescue d, Five Others Known Alive  8 Known Dead In Utah Mine Blast

TUD FRUORAI LIN PP ERA LIN Rhodes Names Akron Man To Direct Drive

New Jobs Plan Goes Into Effect   Rhodes Signs Bill, Names 7 On Board, Wilson As Director

Spare Rod at School, Not at Home: Kennedy   WASHINGTON (AP)—President Kennedy believes 1 sparing the rod at school. but not at home.

President Takes A Crack At Spanking By Teachers   JEK Saves Jr.-Senior Prom

EQUAL SERVICE LAW LOOMS IN LEGISLATURE   Public Accemmodations Bill Covers Hotels And Restaurants      DECISION ALSO NEAR ON SLOT MACHINES

CONTRARY TO BELIEF  Admiral Says US Has Only Small Edge Over Reds In Atomic Subs

Comparison Unknown  U.S. Nuclear Sub Advantage Is Small, Admiral Declares

Set Up Conference Committee on Tax Bill for Missouri   Senate Leader Says He Can't Accept It As Passed by House.

Premier Obtains Cease-Fire Pledge  From Warring Factions in Laos

Pledge To End Laos Fight Seen   Premier Souvanna Reports Promise To Stop Feuding

Neutralists Fear Civil War Threat   Pathet Lao Mav Win Control OF  Shaky Government!

Appointment of Nitze May Set Off Fireworks On A-Carrier Decision

Congressional Blast Seen in Carrier Row   What's Behind Nuclear Navy?

Nitze Might Stir Up New  ‘Explosion’   Faces Quizzing On Views Concerning Nuclear Carriers

Atom carrier controversy to a head   Congressional explosion likely on Pentagon act

CHAIN REACTION EXPECTED OVER PENTAGON STAND   NITZE CERTAIN TO BE ASKED ABOUT NUCLEAR VIEWS

Navy Feud May Erupt In Congress   See related story, page 1-B “Navy Foresees”

Senate Likely To Ask Nitze for His View  es a   Korth Defeat In Nuclear Argument Factor In Quitting ‘

Appointment to Set Off Reaction Congress May Explode  cme Vantaa mnm Artiar

Navy Presses For ‘A’ Ships   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Pentagon Denies Navy Request   wae gee Bs USE ew ey  F ight Looms Over  Nuclear Carriers

Korth’s Resignation Feeds Aireraft Carrier Dispute ©   Navy Says Atomic-Powered Warships More Practical

NITZE SUCCEEDS KORTH AS SECRETARY Navy Faces Nuclear Power Fight

Major Rhodes Proposals Given lo Legislature  ommi tein hy s Are Offered

Light Snow   Major Rhodes Proposals Giver To Legislature  ommission

9 County School Charters To Be Revoked By State   News Index   Golden Age Village And Youth Com mission Bills Introduced In Legislature

Major Rhodes Proposals Given To Legislature  Golden Age they - a Youth Com Plans Are Offer eo

2 Chief Bills For Rhodes’ Plan Offered  House Gets Golden Age Village, Youth  Granun Moaaen rac

Major Rhodes Proposals Give To Legislature   Golden Age Village, Youth Commission Plans Are Offered

Major Rhodes Proposals Giver To Legislature  Golden Aae Villaae   Golden Age Village, Youth Commission Plans Are Offered

Soviet Foreign Minister Says Yale Professor Arrested as Spy Was Being Released Because of Kennedy's ‘Personal Concern’   Argentina Annuls Multimillion-Dollar Oil Pacts With 8 U.S., 4 Other Foreian Firms

Foreign Oil Deals Annuled By Argentina  8 U.S. Companies Slated To Lose

Argentina Ends Big Oil Deals With 12 Firms   Ignores Warning of Serious Consequence

Argentine Government Ignores U.S. Warning: Takes Over Oil Production

May Forfeit U.S. Aid Foreign Oil Contracts Annulled In Argentine

Foreign Oil Deals Annuled By Argentina   8 U.S. Companies Slated To Lose Control Of Firms

Argentina Cancels Oil  Contracts  Harriman Warns ee ee oe i   Harriman Warns  Of Serious Results Unless U. S. Firms Get Compensation

lilia ignores U.S.warning   Argentine president annuls rich oil contracts with 8 American firms

'Warning by U. S. Ignored  Argentina Annuls American Oil Contracts

ignores U.S. Warning Argentina Annuls. Its. Oil Contracts: With — Eight American Firm:

Oil Contracts Are Annulled By Argentina   Step Is Taken Despite Warning From U,S,

AUTHORIZED IF NEEDED   Compensation Left Indefinite In First Orders

U.. S. WARNING .IGNOREDPetroleum Contracts —  Broken By Arg gentina

‘Cempensation Not Setied  Argentina Ends Contracts ot 8 U.S. Oil Coipanies

KEYS TO 22 ORBITS Of 4: Critical ‘Go,’ ‘No-Go’ Points, Gordo’s Passed 2

Critical Flight — Points Listed .  Go, No-Go Decisions Must Be Made There

$45/,000 Appropriation Voted For Welfare Dept.  Special Session Completed

SEEKKEREKEKKKRKRKKREKKAREKKKEKKEKEKE EK EK EEE EEE EEK KK HHS  ‘Highlights Of The Week’s News:

What's It Like Under the Sea?  Writer Tells of Reactions in Deep Dive

No Panic There  What's It Like Deep Down In The Ocean?      By ELTON C. FAY AP Military Affairs Writer

Under the Sea in a Nuclear Sub Says Submariners Show Steel Nerves in Crisis

Panic Aboard Thresher? Not With ‘Steel Nerves’   By ELTON C. FAY AP Military Affairs Writer WACKIINGTON (APi—Whate

Veteran Newsman’s Views —  ~ Submariners Don’t Panic   By ELTON C. FAY AP Military Affairs Writer

‘National LutheranCouncil told  New erain Christian relationshin seen

[In Lutheran Report New Era In Christian  Relationships Foreseen

2 RESIST ARREST Four Arrested by FBI  On Espionace Charees i ! uF

New York Pair Put Up Strugele  Did Spying  For Russia,  FBI Contends

Spying Charges Made as FBI  Nabs Four More  Agents Hit in N. Y And Washington

Agents Arrest Four In New York, Washington On Conspiracy Charges

McNamara Defends His Action  aie ai Es - we pe a ah = =  S ys es he - ‘*   Secretary Of Defense Savs He’s In ‘Best Position’

Defense Chief Defends Actions  Notes Inevitable Political Pressure

Rusk Meets Dobrynin In  New Round   Meeting Today Is To See If Serious Talks Are Possible

Berlin Talk Is Resumed With Soviet   U.S. To Explore Possibility Of ons     Serious &

Berlin Talks Resumed By U.S., Russia      Rusk To Meet With Dobrynin

Talks on Berlin Resuming Today  Only One Session Definitely Planned

RUSK MEETS WITH RED ENVOY   Single Session Scheduled Today In Washington  OBJECT   Of Conference To See If Serious East-West Negotiations Possible

U. S., Russ Open Talks ‘On Berlin   Aim To Learn Of Agreement Possible

Red Envoy,  Rusk to Hold  Discussion Object of Meeting  To See If Serious Parley Possible

Berlin Talk Is Resumed  With Soviet   U.S. To Explore Possibility Of  Serious Sessions

City Advisory Council’s Tour of Municipal Facilities to be Sunday

TS ae  City Advisory Council's Tour of — Municipal Facilities to be Sunday

Indiana Gas Explosior  Kills 63, Injures 341  In Ice Pageant Arena   Valley Woman ls Among Dead   Finale Of Horror Climaxes Colorful Show

Bloody Finale To Show  Peonle ‘Fly Through Air Like Cannonballs’

Victims Were Ice Revue Spectators   Ice Revue Ended Just .Betore Blast —  Bodies Sprawled Over Ice

Ada Survives Festivities With Minor Damage; Wounded Feelings   Crimson Smears Shimmering Ice After Disaster

Horrified Witness Says People Were ‘Flying Through The Air Like Cannonballs’

Assembly Hears Dalton, Adjourns  Committee Hearings To Begin Next Week

State Employes Await Word On Tuesday Work  Lincoln's Birthday   Lincoln's Birthday Question Pondered By Appellate Court

task Belongs To Lawmakers —Camphell  Governor Cites Daniulubkinn Chile.   Governor Cites Population Shifts In New Mexico

World Dignitaries Are Gathering To Join In JFK Funeral March   Mass At ‘St. Matthews Is Set For Noontime; Burial In Arlington

Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy to Join in Husband’s Cortege to Cathedral: Cardinal Cushing to Celebrate Mass

Dignitaries Will Attend  Procession Mrs. Kennedy To Be Joined B:  National, International Official

First Lady To Lead Procession  Boston Prelate To Celebrate Funeral Mass

Things Same As Before—  Police Chief Changes His Mind About Being Censor

REVOLT AGAINST VINSON  House Votes To Hike Pay Of Retirees. Combat Men

Jury Convicts  Estes of Fraud  In Farm Deals Texan May Receive  25 Years; Sentence Expected in 2 Weeks

Estes Calm as Guilt Declared   Fraud Conviction Sentencing Later

$20 Billion   wr rewe were  Man-On-The- Moon Project Boss Quits In Disgust

On-the-Job Drunks Bad  For Business  Du Pont Launche: Program to Cure

loTalkon Follow-Up Of Treaty   Kennedy Given Letter On K’s Thanks over Signing of Ban

Khrushchev Visit Said ‘Possible’  President And Gromyko Set ‘Follow-Up’ Talk

Kennedy To Confer On  Test Ban  A aa ee 2 £5 6%   As a Follow-up Step to EKasing East-West Tension

JFK agrees to talks with Gromyko  Follow-up talks scheduled with Soviets on test ban

Smudge Pots And Old Tires Burn Over Valley As Farmers Fight For Crops

Surgeon Bares Governor's Narrow Escape  Connally, Once At ‘Brink Of Death Of Bullet Wound, Now Recovering

TV INTERVIEW DOES NOT MEAN TEXAS GOVERNOR WILL RECOVER IMMEDIATELY

School Aids Bill Set Back   Joint Finance Unit Recommends Plan to Restore Funds Be Killed

Tells Exile Leader Of Danger   Says Only Castro Benefits By Feud

Feud With U.S. Will Mt Only Aid Reds’  Miro Advised To Calm Down

ns 'O Alr Variances:  Feuding Futile, Cardona Warned By Latin Heads

Refugee Feuds With U.S.   Cardona Warned Feud Will Benefit Kremlin

ARO. te STATE LAW Fifty-Four Minnesota Life Termers Released on Parole in Last 4 Years

Stillwater Prison Lifer  List Pared  New Law Cuts Number to 54; 104 in 1959

 Fifty-Four Gain Parole Since 1959  'State Gives Lifers Priceless Gift of Hope

Continued Aid Granted Madrid P Washington  to Retain  Navy Vital Installation

ng Students sted by Riot ps in Viet Nam  s Will be Drafted, Sent

Vietnamese Students Arrested   Troops Arrest 750 Jeering Schoolboys for Defiance To Vietnamese President

Troops Rush Into School, Arrest 750°   Schoolboys Defy _Diem Government, Go on Strike.

150 Schoolboys Are Arrested in Saigon by Troops  g.. #™... ne ee wh ha;   Defy Government by Barricadina School

Striking Pupils Jailed in Saiger  750 Jeering Boys ~ Hauled off in Truce

Saigon Troops Assault School  FTE Dafiant Rave   750 Defiant Boys Put Under Arrest

Defied president Diem’s directives  Viet Namese troons arrest 750 boys

Club-Swinging Viet Nam Troops Rush School, Drag Out 750 Striking Pupils

Diem's Soldiers Arrest Students  Clash Also Flares At Laos Capital ©

Today's Index   Kitten Down Sewer   Cries End After Futile Day-Long Effort

Meows No Longer Heard—  Major Excavation Job Fails To Free Kitten in Drain Pine

INVADING SHIP FROM MARS? Keenes Boy Tells Story Of The “Flying Saucer”

VALACHI LINKS  U.S. MOBSTERS  WITH MAFIA GIVES VALUABLE  INFORMATION TO NARCOTICS RIUREAL

Canton Livestock Changes Sale Day; Secures McNallys As Auctioneers

Canton Livestock Commission Changes Sale Dav Beginning August 10

Two Nearby Blazes Said Arson—  Fire Fatal To Six Ruled Accidental

Fire Destroys Home; 6 Die  Firebug Possibility  Checked By Police

WHEAT AND RED CHINA _  Mr. K’s Luck At Low Ebb : ; Se ~ As He Tries To Explain It

Cites “The Terrible Truth’ Barry Fears Ban Pact [Has Unacceptable Risks

Goldwater says treaty risks ‘unacceptable’   Urges they leave Cuba  Rusk optimistic Russ seek to ease tensions

Goldwater Says)  Test-Ban May Be First Step Toward Red-Controlled Non-Acaaression Pact

Fears Ban Pact Is Lead To Red  Peace Terms Goldwater Says Treaty Carries Risks; Sees Reds Stormina U.S.

Young Woman Won't Answer 40 Questions  Gives Only Name, Name Of Attorney

In Week of Aug. 24   : * 1° Demos Name Atlantic City ‘As Site of °64 Convention

CHICAGO LOSES OUT =... Atlantic City Picked. ‘As  Demo Convention Site

First Time East Since °48  ‘Dems Select Atlantic City F or Nominating Convention

Dems Choose Atlantic Gity as 64 Site   National Convention Slated To Begin on August 24

Democrats Decide On Atlantic City As Their National Convention Site

Dems Slate Convention At  Atlantic iaty  De £...2-. DLL   East Coast Kesort Chosen For Parley In August 1964

Democrats To Hold 1964 Presidential Nominating Convention In New Jersey

BEF ORE FATAL FIRE  ~ Boy, 9, Admits. Playing With. ~ ~ Matches In Hote

Russians ‘Freaks and Monsters’, Says China, for Approving Treaty

Reds Trade Barbs Over Test Treaty   Red Chinese Call Russians Freaks For Sianing Pact

War of Words  Russ ‘Freaks, Monsters ; Chinese ‘Act in Bad Faith’

kor Approving Ban on Testing  China Terms Soviets ‘Freaks, Monsters’

Red Chinese Expand Test Treaty Attack  Tempest Brews! Soviets Labeled ‘Freaks And Monsters’

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Red China Calls Soviet Leaders ‘Freaks’ For Approving Treaty

Labels Soviets ‘Freaks, Monsters’  Red China Flays  Russian Leaders

aearenemnseonmewasnee"FREAKS, MONSTERS! =o: onan  Red Pals Trade Bouquets   ION THE INSIDE   Kennedy Improves Test Treaty Hope

Soviets Trade Verbal Blasts With Red Chine   Red Leaders Called ‘Freaks, Monsters’ For Anprovina Treaty

Freaks, Monsters Say Chinese of  Soviet Leaders Say ThreeTreaty  Dartnarc Acting.   Say ThreeTreaty Partners Acting. In Bad Faith

Approval of treaty attacked   Russia says Chou  acted in bad faith

‘For Approving Test Ban Pact  Red Chinese Call  Soviets ‘Freaks’

Peking Rips Soviets on Pact Action   - Moscow Scores “Bad Faith’ © > Shown by Chou

China Press Bitter Over Test Treaty  Soviets Called “Freaks And  Moanctarc’’

Moscow Accuses Chou of Bad Fath  ommuUnis   Communists Trade Charges Over Test Treats

PEKING CALLS SOVIETS FREAKS AND MONSTERS   RUSSIANS FIRE CHARGES OF BAD FAITH AT CHINA

Chinese Launch Verbal Attack Against Moscow ‘Monsters   SEMINAR GUEST FAVORS NUCLEAR BAN TREATY

Moscow, Red China Trade  Blows Over Nuclear Pact   U.S. Will Continue Underground Tests--JFK

Albania In New Blast At Mr. K   Chou En-lai Is Also Biasted By Russians

China Reds Again Blast Khrushche   Russian Leaders Termed “Freaks” For Pact Accord

Peking Unloads Fresh Abuse on Moscow Chiefs   Albania Echoes Peking Charges

Moscow Assails Chou En-lai  Red China Calls Soviets ‘Freaks, Monsters’ for Okay of Test Treaty

Peking ng Raps Moscow On Test Treaty  Soviet Paper Says Chou En-Lai Acted  In Insincere Way

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

(Jueen’s Guard Bolstered During Peace March   x K K xr KK XK  Mac Faces Storm Over “Peace Spies’

Extra Guards Are Posted At Castle Walls  Anti-H-Bomb Band Passes Windsor:

During Anti H-Bomb Crusade  Queen Elizabeth’s Guards Are Doublec

Court Action  IsPrepared On Robena   Three, Perbaps Four  Tot  sation

In Remote Panama Area oT RSIS SNM Area  ‘Voice From Sky’ Teaches Villagers To Carve Airfield Out Of Junale

VILLAGERS BUILD AIRSTRIP IN) PANAMA   ‘Voice From Sky’ Directs Worker:

Gales on Great Lakes, Snow in South Dakota, Water in West Virginic

Wisconsin GOP  Renames Pierce,  Keeps Efidorsing Runoff Balloting  Defeats Attempt Ta Amana Diilo

South Carolina Desegregation Orders Issued   University Ordered To Admit Negro Girl

in South Carolina. Judge Orders Integration iOf USC And Public Parks

Inside Today   S.C. Is Ordered To Integrate University, Parks Run By State

Segregation End Orders In Carolina  Negro Enrolls At University: Parks Opened

JUDGE ORDERS NEGRO ADMITTED TO UNIVERSITY OF SC   British Queen Booed In. London  ‘Monarch [s Shaken

Integration Ordered In  S. Carolina   University, State Parks Given Notice By Federal Judge

Desegregation Ruling Given In S. Carolina  Federal Judge Says Public Parks, School

Integration Ordered  South Carolina Delays Action, Studies Appeal

Arkansas River Outlook Hailed By Army Figure   Engineer Predicts ‘Victory’ by 1970

§. Carolina Ruling Gives Basic Pattern   Unanimous Decision Sets Stage for Series

Rules Dixie Segregation Laws Invalid   Warren Delivers Opinion Upsetting Six Decisions

School Bus _ Compromise Is Sought  Parochial School   Parechial School _ Proposal May Delay Legislature Vindup

In Philadelphia March Eve...  Blackface Plan Bucked By Civil Rights Groups

Milliken, Geerlings Clash ~     State Senate Taxation Hearing Sparks Fireworks

Dietenbaker Has Parley With Party Members   W. Germany Wants In On Nuclear Arms

Diefenbaker Regime Ousted  May Call For General Elections On April 8

Dietenbaker Bows Out Over Nuclear Dispute, General Elections Set

Would Stop Making Jews Scapegoats  Most Council Fathers In Favor Of Document Seeking Warmer Relations WithProtestants. Jew:

Pie to Attorney General  Law Officers Harass Negro Voter, Charge

‘Dromedary’ Could Stay Aloft Days   aaRanEREE  U.S. ‘Studying New Aerial Dreadnought

Plans for Plane Capable Of Continuous Flight for Several Days Being Studied

‘Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Krebiozen Believers To Picket  Bianswsa Bnew Clee £4   Hope For Sign O1 Kennedy Heeding

Dem wae     one Toss- Ip Chandler Confident  ag Voters Choose = . - v.«  =

OO  Ex-Premier’s Arrest Sends His Korean Political Stock Soaring

Foes Hit Korean Arrest   Opposition Rallies After Regime Jails Korean War Hero   REGIME ACCUSED

Song's Stock Soaring After Being Arrested  Ne a   Three Opposition Parties Pick Hero As Their Candidate

Political Stock Of Ex-Premier Of Korea Soars   Parties Rally After His Abrupt Arrest

New Part v Picks Song  As Nominee   Arrest Sends Korean War Hero's Stock Soaring

Flareup in South Korea ‘Arrest by Military Makes .Ex-Premier Political Hero

Diefenbaker Promises to Soft Pedal Dispute With U.S. in Coming Campaign

See HEAVY, Page 2   Controversy to Have Place In Local Education System

Calls Art Weapons of Class War   K Tells Artists, ‘Ne Place in Soviet For Abstract’

Soviet Writers, Artists Are Told Works Weapons Of Class Struggle

Congress Sef To Study Idea   Railroad Association Supports President

Congress Takes Up Proposal To Avert Strike   Labor Silent, Solons Appear In Favor Of Action

Rails Stick To Plan of New Rule:   Strike Still On Unless JFK’s Bill Passed By Deadline   First of Manv

Representatives Of Carriers Back Proposal   Management's Stand On Work Rules Keep: Strike Threat Alive

UNIONS STILL CONSIDERING THEIR STAND   Congressional Leaders Say Prospects For Bill To Let ICC Settle RR Work Rules Are Favorable.

But Walkout Still On Unless Congress Acts   Solons Have Until Monday To Pass Bill

Prospects good for okay of JFK plan   Management in support; union still deliberating

HEARINGS SET QUICKLY ON PROGRAM   Union Spokesmar Thinks Little Of  ICC Involvement

Congress must act by Tuesday  Railroads okay Kennedy formule to head off strike

Requests Congress Give ICC Authority  In Work Rules Issue         Kennedy's Pr oposal To Be Taken Up First In Senate: Quick Action Urged To Prevent Strike July 29

Johnson Calls For Felp  Cites Statement   Cites Statement Made By Kennedy,

Cuts Sought By Johnson In Spending   Federal Agencies Asked To Aid In Trimming Costs

Government Depart ment And Ag ency Heads Notified  JOHNSON AGAIN ORDERS PRUDENCE AND ECONOMY

Agency Heads  Get Directive   Proposals To Cut Extravagance, Effect Sartnos Next Year Asked

Twin Watchdogs Designed to Spot A-Tests in Space   Moonlets Aimed To Take Stations 57.000 Miles Up

400 Guards Are Ordered ToDuty   Strict 9 p.m. Curfew Set; Six Persons Shot During Racial Strife

Carriers Asked To Halt Pending Rules Showdown   Management Says Work Changes To Go on Schedule

Rock- Throwing Mob in Detroit   Minor Injuries for Several Policemen

Rock: Throwing Mob in Detroit  Minar Iniuriec far   Minor Injuries for Several Policemen

New Mexico Youth Forest Camns Sought  Would Relieve   Would Relieve Overcrowding At Springer

Names Withheld: Interest of Probe Cited as Reason  Race of Suspects Not Mentioned In Statement

Arrests Are Imminent In Bomb Case  Wallace Says Case wit " _—  Sivest ¢. O.... OS eo neem

FINGER PUT ON SORE SPOT WITH LABOR LEADERS   LOSSES LARGELY IN WHITE COLLAR WORKERS’ SHIFT

Report Touches Sore Spot  Job Patterns Blamed In Losses By Unions

GREE 2a BE ce Ee iS See See eee ee   Loss OF Members Hampers Cnions

Membership Loss by Labor Unions Noted  Job Shift Toward More White Collar Warkere Rlamoed

SHIFT IN JOB PATTERN NOTED Union Membership Loss A Sore Spot With Labor

What's Inside   MORE WHITE COLLAR WORKERS  Union Membership Loss Causes Concern

MEMBERSHIP LOSSES Labor Department Touches Labor Unions’ Sore Spot

size Uf Cache Not Disctosed More Train Loot Found; 2 Charged With Robbery

Two Men Slated To Clash in Vote Again on Aug. 29  Meredith Figures   Meredith Figures in. Vote Campaian For State Offices

Runoff Slated In Mississippi Demo Primary   Johnson, Coleman Lead in Balloting For Governor Race

Johnson Leads Miss. Primary, Faces a Runoff   Ex-Gov. Coleman Foe on Aug. 29

Lt. Gov. Johnson And Coleman Leading In Vote   Head For Runoff For Governorship Of Mississippi

Mississi ppi Lt. Governor Leads Voting   Johnson To Meet Ex-Gov. Coleman In Runoff Race

Mississippi:  Paul Johnson,  Coleman in Lead Political Veterans Head  p=   Political Veterans Head For Gubernatorial Race

Two Democrats Facing Runoff In Mississippi  Ex-Governor And   Ex-Governor And Lt. Gov. Johnson Top Thursday Vote

Brace For  Campaign In Mississippi Johnson, Coleman Landina in Primary

Runoff Vote to Decide Winner In Mississippi   Coleman, Johnson Leading Votegetter: In Four Man Race

Ex-Governor to Be in Runoff  Coleman, Johnson in - Lead in Mississippi

Johnson Ahead In Mississippi  Runoff Primary   Runoff Primary Set for Aug. 27

Two Democrats Facing Runoff In Mississippi  Ex-Governor And 1+ Gav lahnean   Ex-Governor And Lt. Gov. Johnson Top Thursday Vote

Security Unit Called In New Cuba Tension  Kennedy Summons Committee After Attack On U.S. Ship

Recent Developments Bring New Wave of Tension With Castro and Soviet Union

Jets’ Attack On U.S. Ship Sparks Session JFK Calls Security Board  As Cuban Tensions Mount

MIG Planes Make Seven Firing Passes In Vicinity  Of U.S. Vessel Near Cuba

U.S. Ship Returns  To Floride   Merchant Vessel Strafed By Jets North Of Cuba

PROBABLY WAS  ERROR, CASTRO  REGIME CLAIMS U. S. DEMANDING  EXPLANATION OF ‘SUSPECT’ CLAIM

JFK Calls In Strategy Committee       New Toiisisiis Over Ciilia Fave U.S, y Groitp

Kennedy Calls Security Body Into Session  Council Meeting Amid New Wave of Tension Over Cuba

President Calls Security Council Into Conference   Firing at U.S. Ship Creates New Tension Over Cuban Situation

Strafing Occurs 20 Miles From Coast Of Cuba   Two Russian-Built Planes Made Three Firing Passes; Explosive Shells Used. om man Reports

{las FIRE ON U.S. SHIP «Cuba admits attack  - JFK, top aides meet eRussia hurls threat

President Calls Security Chiefs In For Parley   Ship Attack, Soviet Troop Withdrawal, Exile Raids Studied

L Russian Built Planes rire Shots Near U.S. Vessel   Navy Jets Fail to Locate Attackers

Castro Government Says Forces Were Out Looking for ‘Suspect Boat’ Off Cuban Coast

Explains Jets Were Hunting ‘Suspect Boat’  Skipper Charges Navy Craft Took Hour to Respond

‘Russian MIGs Fire Shots IS. Ship. Near Cuba  Over. j  atone ee SE Cee th

Havana Message — Admits ‘Error’  _ President, Security Council in Qoscet nay ge fo vaere AT Anite

Two Soviet-built aircraft  Captain of Floridian tells of Migs firing on ship

Council To Check Into Jet Attack   Other Matters Likely To Be Discussed

RETALIATION FOR ANTI-CASTRO COMMANDO RAIDS?  MiGs From Cuba Fire Across Bow Of U. S. Ship   RUSSIA DEMANDS U.S. PAY DAMAGES

Ask Full Explanation From Havan:   Motor Ship Attacked By Two Jet Fighters; Vessel Was Not Hit

Say Planes Looking For Suspect Boat   America Sends Havana Demand For Explanation

Note Has Earmarks Of Apology  _   Russia Calls on U. S.  To Pay Damages For Attack

Tension Hits Peak Again.  Over Castro   National Security Council Executive Committee Meetine

Cuba: Jets Fired On U.S. Ship “by Error”   Merchant Ship Not Hit: Navy Jets Arrive Too Late

MIGs FIRED AT BOW, STERN  Captain Of U.S. Ship Describes Attack Ott Cuba

JFK Calls In Strategy Committee   New Tensions Over Cuba Face U.S. Security Group

Cuban Tension Mounts Jets Fire on U.S. Ship; Strategy Session Set

Study New Attack By Red Planes   Exile Raids, Soviet Troops Also Problem

New Cuba Crisis Discussed ...  - Security Council Leaders ~ Called Into Special Session

Want Full Explanation  Floridian’ Shooting Was Accidental: U.S. Not Satisfied

A NEW WAVE OF TENSION OVER CUBA JFK Calls Meeting Of Inner Strategy Group To Discuss Situation

Could Str ain Relations With Kr emlin  Top Advisors Called  In New Cuban Crisis

Shots Fired Over Boat’s Bow, Stern   Navy Planes Reach Scene 55 Minutes After Incident

Two MiGs Fire Four Times At American Merchant Ship   Fired In Error  Cubans Tell U.S.

JFK Calls Meeting  Over Cuban Incident   Communications Link Between Russia, United States Wanted

Castro: Maybe ‘Erred’   JFK, Top Aides Huddle On Crisis   Withdrawal Tao Slow

Ca plat n couldnt believe it   Navy jets arrived -- * 55 minutes after call

Cuba Tension Renewed Affer Atfack on Ship   Russian Troops In Cuba, Exile Raids To Be Discussed

Two Jets Fire On Yankee ‘Cargo Ship Off Shore Of Cuba Thursday; Miss Mark   SECOND INCIDENT

CASTRO REGIME CLAIMS BOAT INCIDENT PROBABLY AN ERROR   Kennedy Calls Strategy Group   DENIED CHARGE   WORD OF ATTACK   SOVIET INTENTIONS

Captain Tells Of Attack By Cuban Aircraft   Two Fighters Fire At Yank Ship Yesterday

REDS CLAIM MIG ATTACK WAS MISTAKE   Had No Intention Of Shooting At American Ship, Havana Claims; U.S. Demands Full Explanation.

Russian-Builf MIGs Strafe U.S. Vessel   Incident Occurs Off Cuba Coast; Report Says Ship Not Hit

Merchant Vessel Not Hit by Cannon Firing   Navy Jets Arrive 55 Minutes After First Distress Signal; Ship Escorted To Miami by U.S. Fighter Planes

Two Planes Involved In Provocation   Three Passes Made But Nobody Hurt, Vessel Not Struck

Cuban jets ‘probably’ fired on American ship  Pactrn racime cave MICs may have shot   Castro regime says MIGs may have shot in error while looking for another boat -

Security Counc Group s Called By Pres. Kenneci      Strategy Group Has Meet About Cuba

Captain Tells Story Of Ship Being Fired On Off Coast Of Cuba By Soviet-Built MIGs

Showdown Nears In Katanga   For Russia's Khrushchev  Berlin Trip Rumored

Khrushchev Trip To Berlin Rumored  E. German Congress Opening January 15

Khrush May Pay Visit To East Berlin   Party Congress Due To Open There This Month

Moscow Buzzing Khrushcher Rumored Planning Berlin Trip   An Associated Press News Analysis

Moscow Diplomats Report  Khrushchev May Soon Visit In East Berlin

, New Soviet Offensive  Visit to East Berlin ‘Hinted for Khrushchev

De Gaulle Has Easier Attitude   NEWS DIGEST Laos Testing Co-existence   IN THE WORLD

Easing of De Gaulle Stand Hintec   PARIS (AP) — NATO members have agreed to establish a coordinated nuclear command, including French units, informed sources said Wednesday.

Arplane Crash At Kansas City Fatal To Eight   Airliner Rams Into Dike Located At End Of Runway

5 Passengers On Board  Kight Killed In Plane Crash At Kansas City

Plane Burns After Crash Off Runway   Plunges Into Dike  While Attempting To Land At Port

All eight aboard killed  Prop-jet airliner crashes  at Kansas City airport

Wreckage Burns     Plane Crashes at Kansas City Airport, 8 Killed

Jet Crashes During Landing Eight Killed   Mass of Tangled Wreckage Burns for 20 Minutec

$8 Killed In Kansas City  Jet Crash   All Bodies Recovered From Burned Plane

Coming In For Landing At Municipal Field— Jet-Prop Airliner Crash  At Kansas City Kills Eight

All 8 Aboard Airliner Dead   Kansas City Tragedy But One Of Four

Landing Plane Crashes, Kills 8   Navy Plane Reported Missing At Sea

Jet Falls. 8 Killed in  Missouri Plane Hits Dike Trying to Land at Kansas City

All 8 Killed In Crash Of  Jet Airliner  Plane Strikes Dike On Landing Try At Kansas Airport

Jef Airliner Crash At Kansas City Is Fatal fo 8 Aboard   Continental Viscount From Texaa Hits River Dike During Landing,

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Nobel Peace Prize Goes toDr. Pauling   Controversial U.S. Foe of Atom Tests Gains 2nd Award

Pauling Awarded 2nd Nobel Prize  1963 Peace Honor Given Jointly To Two Red Cross Organization:

Second Award to Chemist  Controversial Dr. Pauling Gets Nobel Peace Prize

Dr. Pauling Wins Prize For Peace   California Chemist Is Second To Take 2 Nobel Awards

Nobel Prize to linus Pauling   Second Award for   Second Award for Controversiai U. S. Scientist

Inside The Times   IAC tT LPFos cis  P ome ya we 62 Nobel Peace Prize

Nebel Awards for 1962 and 1963.... American Scientist and Red Cross to Get Peace Prizes

It’s His Second Award—  Peace Prize to Pauling, Foe of Nuclear Testing

Controversial Scientist Fought Testing  Dr. Pauling Wins Nobel Peace Prize

JFK Lulling U.S., Dragon Lady Says   Says He Should Inform People About Commies

Mrs. Nhu Says JFK Should Tell People of Red Danger   Photo: Page 2

‘LULLS YOU INTO FALSE SECURITY’  JFK Should Give U.S. Facts About Red Danger: Mrs. Nhu

Mrs. Nhw’s Advice to JFK: Tell of Red Dangers, Forget Lulling People

Giving views   VEG VIC Wo     Mrs. Nhu says JFK should  warn of Communist threat

Mrs. Nhu Cites Communist Danger;  Says Kennedy Should Inform People

pronwcmoeNe False Sense OF Securityssssunnas  Dragon Lady’ Says She’ d  i Inform People Of Danaers

~ How It Wuz  COOL TEMPERATURES conraiue AS SPRING EBBS AWAY TO SUMMER

How It Wuz  COOL TEMPERATURES  CONTINUE AS SPRING. EARC AWAY TH CliheaseE

Jury Gives  Wally Butts $3,060,000 Libel Award  Post Magazine ‘Announces wr gees. yl

Atom Tests by Chinese in 2 Years   Adm. Felt Says Nuclear Advances Worry to Russia

Rainfall, a trace,   Thermometer readings:   German Party Faces Test

Rail Unions  Must Score. ‘Real Victory   ; Davidson Claims 7 “Nation: Faces ‘Major Strike Néxt- March

Brotherhood Officials Say Threat of Railroad Strike Next March May Develop as a Result of Secondary Issues

Nationwide Rail Strike Threat Raised   Union Head Warns of Possibility of Crisis in March

Nationwide Rail Strike Foreeast For Mareh. If  Unions Don’t Score Win

K Defends Soviets in Long Letter   Tells Briton Culprit: Shot Without Note To Race, Creed

Republicans Name  State Director  Will Steer Party Plans, Activities

Pressure Rises For Liberalized Soviet Dealing  Carlson Proposes   Carlson Proposes New Food Policy

Pressure Up  Over Wheat   Carlson Stresses Need For More Trade With Commies

U.S, Red Trade Hike Requested  Canadian Wheat Deal Is Helping To Build Up Steam

U.S. Faces New Pressure On Red Trade   ‘National Interest’ Kennedy Appeals To Public To Back Tax Cut Proposal

in NPF treaty on fisheries  Japan will work for end to abstention principle   in wake of Canada’s wheat sale  Pressure builds upfor liberal trade

FIRE CONTROLLED ONU, 8. FREIGHTER   S.S. Bridgehampton Says Blaze Still Smoaulders in the Mid-Atlantic

“_--ee ees os  ALA. OR SHOWDOWN  —*                      ‘. se 6 . <<. 2. * . a  4 ees eee eee

President Urges Gov. Wallace ‘To Abandon Plan to Block Entry of Negroes Into College

Session’s End May 30 Seen For Assembly  House Has Reached Its Halfway Mark, Speaker Cloud Says

Separate Buildings For 1,500 Girls, Boys  Two Catholic High Schools 'ToOpenIn Warminster In ’64.

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   ‘Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Congress Fight Is Building   Rules Issue To . Be Major Issue, Leaders Declare

CONSERVATIVES SEEKING POWER Tax Fight Imminent During 88th Congress

Conservatives Stage Battle for Powe As Congress Approaches Starting Line

Army-AF Teams to Play Chicago Area Girls ‘Agog Over Approach \Of Academy Cadets

REV. CHRIS SPOOR IS NEW PASTOR OF CALVIN CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH IN LE MARS  Plan Ordination — For June Graduate Or Michigan Seminary

REV. CHRIS SPOOR IS NEW PASTOR OF CALVIN CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH IN LE MARS

Waterloo Is Target tinal a  Pollution Problem  Irks Cedar Rapids

Political Roundup  Pew To Boost Goldwater Battle In Pennsylvania   Goldwater Called Good Vote-Getter

Pennsylvanians Boosting Goldwater Threaten Draft-Scranton Movement

Negro Youth Suspect In Arson Case  wee a   Birmingham Store In Shambles After Explosion, Blaze

Birmingham Negro Held In Gas Blast   Explosion Wrecks Meat Market In Nesro Area

Deed Transfer Tax Net Hits : Low for Marct   City and School Dis. trict Divide $2,269. But Share $13.016  In First Ouarter.

County Units Share $11,520 In Deed Taxes  Realty Transfers Ne   Realty Transfers Net City, School District $6,277 During Month of lune.

Deed Transfer Tax In August ~ Reaps $11,237  Altoona Unite Net Re.   Altoona Units Net Re ceipts of $5,941 Balance of County. $5.296 In Month.

Deed Transfer Levy In July Nets $13,132   City Units Realize $7.048 From Tax In Month, Rest of County $6,085.

September 10, 11, 12 Bloom Adult Night Schoo!  Announces Sign-Up Time

Outline Classes Announce Registration for  Bloom Adult Night School

400 Are Due At Anti-U. S. Meet in Brazil   Sponsors Jubilant: Goulart Will Not Suppress Meeting

Jubilant Reds Prepa  Anti-U. Ss. Confab In Brazil   British Set Stage For Trade  With Russia, Commie China

Sponsors Say 400 ‘Foreign Personalities’ to Attend  Goulart Won't Interfere With Anti- U. 5. Red Parley i in Brazil

Against Castro  War Declared’ By Underground   Reds Elated Over Hands-Off  Ruling on Brazil Conference

President Loses Some Popularity  Will Be Re-elected, Says Robert Kennedy

CHANGE IN POLICY State Dept. Seeking Support For Reopening Hungary Ties

Driver Couldn't Shift Gears Biggest Jewel Heist Turns Oui To Be Colossal Flop -

Abandoned Gems Taken By Workers   Getaway Auto’s Manual Shift Too Much For Bandit

SEARCH FOR TRUTH ‘CASUALTY’ Mississippi People Said Hoax Victims

Search For Truth "Becomes Casualty"— Claims Toftalitarian Mississippi Society

Ole Miss Professor Says: Mississippi Now Has  Totalitarian Society

PROFESSOR CHARGES:  Whites In Miss. Dare Not Speak   ... STATE ‘CLOSED SOCIETY’

Caracas UPI Man Wounded  Terrorists Fail To Stop Massiv Voter Turnout

May Attempt Ship Linkup With Colonel   Dark-Eved Blonde Is in Close Orbit With Second Craft

Dual Flights  May Include Space Meeting - Soviets Report Both  Pilots Feeling Fine; 3rd Firing Rumared

Russia Wins New Lap In Space Race   Two Astronauts Expected To Land Within Teo Davs

Valentina, Bykovsky In Orbit   Rumor of Third Cosmonaut I[s  Taken Lightly

No Inerease In Taxes For  Next Budget   Scranton Declines To Discuss Politics During Moratorium

Increase To 10 Per Cent Asked   Not Possible With  Present Budgetary Sidnatian — Serantan

Scranton Rules Out Any Pay Raise For 80,000 State Workers In 1964

Rep. Scott Will Quit Politics  Health Is Blamed   Health Is Blamed For Decision; GOP Hopes Brightened

Students Seize Jrag Embassy In London   Press Attache Says Baathists Are Back In Control

Civil Rights Bill Runs Into Quick Opposition   Bob Kennedy Gets Early Hint Of Difficulties Tt May Meet

Gets Hint of Trouble  Attorney General Urges Approval of Rights Bill

R. Kennedy Calls For Richts Bill   Obstacles Met In House Hearing From GOP And South

Demo Says He Will Not Quit Board   Fights for Seats or Control and Road Units Looming

ratalily injured Attendant mangled by lion in Binghamton, N.Y. zoo

WAS CLEANING CAGE... Lion Mangles Attendant In Zoo, Shot By Police

Foreign Aid Cut Another $240 Million  Funds Approved For Research On Birth Control   LITTLE DISCUSSION

Daily News Index   FREED ON PAROLE  menrateneneronecmaenan erecta. ere ane st tenn agate ENR Se RRR «eR  ‘sam diy Barr  Oui of Bail

Judge Releases Integrationists  174 Whites, Negroe: Freed in Baltimore

§ CHILDREN BORN SINCE OPERATION Sisters Survive Kidney Transplant, Live Normally

Given Kidney From Twin Sister; Has Two Babies— Make Medical History Leading Normal Lives

Twin Gave Sister A Kidney Seven Years Ago, Both Live Normal Lives

Receive School Money Totaling Over $278,000   Newton County Gets Share of Foundation Funds

HITS DIKE AFTER LANDING ATTEMPT  8 Killed as Airliner Crashes Near Airport

Continental Has First Fatal Accident Airliner Crashes, Burns: 8 Perish’

Cratt Hits 30-Foot Wal] After Pilot Overshoots Municipal Port Runway

ANNUAc NAACP CONVENTION TO START TODAY   EXPECT THOUSANDS TO ATTEND 6-DAY CHICAGO MEETING

Assembly Tours In Pasquotank On Trip Today  Visits Site Where First Legislature RA «§ HAD WT gg...

Denies Sales Tax Increase  Scranton Says Backfilling Of Strip Mines Imperative

British Crisis Grows   Next 24 Hours May Determine Political Fate Of Macmillan

Macmillan’s Political. Life P eriled   Faces Second Gabinet-Cri is

British Prime Minister Fights To Hold Power   Four In Macmillan’s Cabinet Reported Planning to Quit Over Profumo Case.

:  Cabinet Members “Mum  ‘Fate Of Government 1 Ver Likely will Ba Dacided Within Next 24 Houre =

Next 24 Hours to Determine Fate Macmillan Fights for His Political Life As Second Cabinet Crisis Meeting In 2 Days

 Defensive Action Israel Ready to Take Steps To Maintain Own Security

Israel Warns It Will Move Against Syria  Provocations Along Border Claimed By Defense Minister

Gov. Connally’s Condition Good   Expected to Make Complete Recovery

LBJ assumes chores of U.S. presidency   Wounded Gov. Connally told by wife of President's death

Emporia Skies:   Emporia Weather   Rain Is Predicted For Eastern Kansas

Life’s End   DR, D.E, WEIDLER — FORMER WESTMAR FACULTY MEMBER IS DEAD

Exemptions Important When Filing Your Income Statement for Last Year

Traffic Toll 24. In State Over Holiday   No Deaths Recorded On Major Highways; Friday Worst Day

24 Die In Ohio Holiday Traffic  Two Drown, Six Others Are Killed

Travel Curbs Imposed on  Red Diplomats   U.S. Closes Areas _ to Satellite Nation Envovs

Direct From High School—  Girl Aerialist, 18, Makes Ring History

roormnill areas get o-in or rain  Homes flooded, beaches lost mud oozes into streets

Los Angeles Area  Struck: Mud Flows   Skies Clear After Storm Causing Six Deaths; Homes Flooded, Beaches Destoved by Frasion and Cars Tranned

‘Russians Claim Moves Infended To Take Over Red Held Territories

Soviets See Situation As Alarming   Charges Chinese Are Attempting to Claim Russian Territory

Reynolds Warns Of District Suit  Tells Legislators To Reapportion

‘Walleye Fishing Picking Up in Brainerd ‘Area; Some Limits Reported from Gull   LARGEST CRAPPIE

Senate Gets Test Treaty This Week  Hearings Sct Three Days Next Week

Schedule Set pte. ci we erase  JFK May Send Treaty To Senate Thursday

Today's Index   Thousands Of Ducks Dying After Oil Pollutes Streams

Viking Settlement Believed Founded In 1000, Discovered In Newfoundland

Striking Paris Students and Police Battle   More Facilities Sought by Youth

NEW FIREFLY THEORY   ‘BIG WHOOP FOR COOP’  - Great Day In Cocoa Beach

Senate group reports on Philippine lobbyist activity  Contributions made to campaian funds

War Claims, Campaign Gifts Linked   Philippines Agent . Named as Writer  of Influence Chack-

Legislators Were Given  Lobby Fund:  Contributions By Philippine Lobbvist

More Than20 MembersOfCongressReceived Campaign Money From Well-Paid Lobbyist

Philippine Promoter Made Gifs.  20 Congressmer   20 Congressmen, Associates'Got Campaian Cash 

UK. Envoy Named Spy  for Russ   Misding Man Sald . Behind fron Curtaiti

Ex-Diplomat In Spy Case,  British Claim   Harold Philby Red  Informer. Commons Told by Minister

Macmillan Has More Spy Scandal Trouble   Ex-Diplomat Revealed As Spy For Reds: Warned Buraess And MacLean

British Want. In But Terms Contain Flaw   Nuclear Fleet Idea _ Liked But Britain Wants Alternative

Trading Post —1011 E. Liberty Closed until Further Notice Due to tragedv-ad

Fourteen New Astronauts Named ....     College Degrees Are Equal To Pilot Training in Space

Probation Refused   Another Ohioan Picked  14 More Named U.S. Astronauts

All Have College Training — Space Agency Selects 14 New Astronauts

New Astronauts Boost Capabilities Of American Spacecraft Trainees

U. S. Space Team Boosted To 30  * *  7 4, a Astronauts Need. Home Soe] Torii.

Name 14 New Astronauts To US Space Team Boosts Moon Shot  Manpower Pool To 30 Astronauts

Broaden US Capabilities—  Name 14 New US Astronauts, Total Now 30

U.S. Astronaut Pool Has 14 New Trainee:   College Degrees Come Out About “Even With Advanced Pilot Training

U.S. Names 14 New Spacemen  Air Force Places 7 In Moon Shot Pool

8 Test Pilots included Scientific Training Big Help in Selection of 14 New Astronauts

14 New Astronauts Selected as US Boosts Moon Shot Pool   White House Called Over Cupid's Mistake

jYne Trias Doctorate  New Astronauts Broaden Space Program Capabilities

First ‘Dr. Astronaut’ Space Fliers Joined  By Scientist - Pilots

 Pontiff Retains Primacy   Bishops At Ecumenical Council Vote  They Share Authority With Pope

PLAN SUMMIT TALKS IN ROAD WORKER SLASH  5 LABOR LEADERS HINT CONGRESS MA’  iatse FA OL ee Os

Rail Unions Urge Summit  On Plan to Cut 40,000 Job:   Russians Seen Proposing Red Summit Talks

Rail Unions Offer Plan On Dispute   ‘Summit’ Talks Are Proposed By Five Groups

Rail Union Leaders Seek Summit Meet   Aim To Settle Dispute Over Plans Of Railroads To Shelve 40 000 Jobs

SEEK TOSETTLE ROW OVER PLAN TO OUST 40.000   [Dispute Threatens to Tic  Up Virtually All Rail Traffic

13 Killed in lowa Weekend Accidents   MOST OF DEATHS OCCUR ON STATE’S HIGHWAYS

Russians Back Down  After 48-Hour Wait   Rusk Says Peace Hindered By Dispute Over Germany

Reds Lift Blockade Of Berlin   U.S. Troops Roll Into Divided City; Delayed Two Days

Vehicles Roll Triumphanty, Morale High  Americans Refuse ~ To Heed Demands In Sensitive Area

Berlin Trattie  Moving Again   Soviets Lift Blockade After Firm U.S. Stand

Soviet Forced To Back Down  Convoy Goes Past Wiiélnasnt Eallacsuinen

U. S. Troops Go Through Russians Back DownonBlockade   JFK Sees No Thaw In Cold War

Red imposed blockade ends after 48 hours   U. 5S. forces refuse demands to be ‘counted’

Head Count Order Gets U.S. Rebuft   Russians Withdraw" ‘Armored Cars, ‘Say . “You Can Go Now’”’

Soviets Lift Blockade of Yank Convoy on Autobahn   Action. Promised On Parking, . River Pollution   JFK Officials See. ‘Genuine Soviet Misunderstanding .

Unyielding Stand Gains Americans Access to Berlin   Soviet Bullying Fails to Impress Determined Gls

 Blockade Is Lifted  enhanc, estan nent eee nteleasinal en, man mnttanettattantinmestNt  Reds Forced To Back Down; U. S. Convoy Into berlin

Most Passengers From Burned Ship Fished From Sea  160 Are Dead Or Missing After Abandoning Greek Cruise Liner

Other 160 Aboard Vessel Are Dead or Missing; U.S. Planes Give Big Help Off Northwest Coast of Africa   Many Children Were Aboard Liner

RESCUE FLEET ON SCENE   NRESULE FLERE UN SUBINE  876 Picked Up In Atlantic

 On Christmas Cruise  International Rescue Fleet Saves 877 From Burning Ship

870 Rescued, 136 Missing And 24 Dead   Ships Criss-Cross Ocean Area Picking Up Fire Survivors

International Fleet Rescues 876 Victims   Flaming Greek Liner’s Passengers Have Tragic Trip; 160 Known Dead Or Missing

Ri lida. A AL a i i Ndi aki Sethe 1 a ; }  Six-Foot Drifts iat  Powerful Risin: Storm Gucene Midwest

18, 372 Emplane Here in ’62  (Local Port Ranks Second On Allegheny Airlines List

Dearborn Jolted B y Near Riot   Whites Throw Rocks In Racial Demonstration

Ganmen Market Dispute  U. S. Has Praise for De Gaulle’s Opponent:   An AP News Anal

5 Nations Stood Up  to French  U.S. Has Praise for Their Action   U.S. Has Praise for Their Action at Belgian Meet

Recapitulation Of Tragic Scene   ‘Kennedy Probably Was Dead Before Arrival At Hospital

Death of a President...  Doctors, Nurses Fought In Vain To Save JFK

f ene Last, rutiie Minutes in Dallas mospital  ~“T Believe You Had Better Step Outside...Cai! A Priest...His Eyes Are Fixed And Dilated”

Johnson's pay started af 2 p.m. Friday   President tells military chiefs he expects economy   Rain fails to interrupt crowds at Arlington   How surgeons tried to save Kennedys life

Here Is What Happened At Hospital When Word Was Flashed Of President’s Shooting

Bill to Protect Good Samaritan Voted by Senate   Safeguards Doctors Aiding in Emeraency

Tension Building Up Another Dramatic Finish Due  For Missouris Legislature

Ce ee ee ey eee: me Armr  Meee ene eee Sen EE EET SEE  AP News Digest

Inside The Times   ‘Champion Croaker  Repo Hops 13 Feet To Win In Frog Olympics

Prize Frog   ‘Repo’ Takes First Ir Jumping Contest With 13-4 Leap

‘Repo’ Proud Frog After Track Meet  Calaveras County   Calaveras County Success Story’ Slough to Fame

Navy Units Trying To Oust Guido   Revolution Said To Block Election. Of Peron Backers

Argentine Election Protested ... Retired Generals  Touch Off Revolt

Naval Units Back Uprising Against Guido But Army Backs Presi dent; Situation Hazy. —

Government in Argentina Says Revolt Fails —  _ Rebels Trying to Block Threatened Red Takeaver

Plot Aimed To Prevent Elections   Navy Troops Back Off After Summoned By Rebel Genevals

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Argentine President Says Effort To Oust Him Has Been Crushed

Navy Leads Revolt in Argentina   ‘Rebels Crushed,’ Guido Says; Then Backtracks

(AVY THREATENS BOMBARDMENT   Argentina Split By Military Revolution

Argentine Military Revolt   Government Claims Effort Unsuccessful

President Guido Declares Argentina Government Crushes Ouster Attempt

Navy Revolt Perils Ruler of Argentine   Encircle Palace, Threaten Shelling of Buenos Aires

Naval Forces Back Revolt In Argentina   Rebels Announce Their Aid to Avert National Elections

Gov't Scoffs At Uprising  in Argentina   Retired Military Leaders Attempt a Rebellion

ei SS a IIB IRON REE ete ey ry SE DS aig ERR CM A SMa Rear Re alg ee ee amare ae phe   Coffee-ame.

Try to Assess West Michigar Crop Damage   Fruit, Vegetables Hit by Record Cold Wave

Parents, 8 Children  Victims   Trapped In Beds In Missouri Home; Cause Undeterminec

Family of 10 Dies in Burning Missouri Home   Parents and 8 Children Die, Road Patrol Reports

See CANADIAN, Page 2 —_——_—_.—_—_—.  COOL NIGHT DUE FOR LAWRENCE

U.S. Marshals Beef Up Protection... —  Valachi Testifies Amid Reports of Bomb Plant

Valachi Singing Again   Assassination Attempt Rumored; FBI Tighten: Protection Of Stoolie

Tip bomb placed in hearing room  Valachi resumes testimony with beefed up guard

Hearing Room Searched for Reported Bomb  Mafia Tattler Due   Mafia Tattler Due To List Kingpins of New York Crime

Guard Bolstered   Net GER ES Gee ee  F “Federal Officers Receive Threats  On Valachi’'s Life

Senators Resume  Hearings  Marshals Beef Up Protection Far Mohcteor

Phone Tip Received On Bomb   Mobster Back To ‘Sing’ Again About Crime

Bomb Tips Received Valachi Resumes  Story Of Crime; Guard Beefed Up

Profection Of Valachi ls Beefed Up   Anonymous Tip Says Bomb to Be In Hearing Room

coe wate taeeate On Mobster’s Life Protection Increases As Valachi Talks

Of Valachi  Marshals Beef Un Protection  Tips Indicate He Is A Sitting Duck

Assembly Speeds To Wednesday Adjournment.  Redistricting Is Left In Air For  Special Session      Armed Officers Patrol Meeting Discord Reaches Fever Pitch  As Youth Republicans Split

Young Party Group Hears  GOP Leaders   Exeitement Centers Around Night Speech

Redistricting Is Left In Air For  Special Session   Armed Officers Patrol Meeting  Discord Reaches Fever Piteh  As Youth Republicans Split;

Young Republicans Hear Unity Advice  College Men Wrangle Over Two Chairmen

Advice tor Farents  Don’t Shield Our Youth From Work Opportunity

NO WOOD BOX TO FILL  Today's Idle Children - Frustrated, Educator Says

‘We've Made Them Useless’  Find SOMETHING for Teens To DO, Educator’s Appeal

Tax Battlelines  Will Take Shape At State Hearing  Reynolds Appears Wednesday Before Finance Group

Weather   Condition of Kennedy Baby Causes Concern   In Boston Hospital; Breathing Trouble Common in Cases of Premature Birth

Wirtz Fighting New Rail Dispute Crisis  Rift On Secondary Issues Clouds  Pictures Camniulearvy Rules Seen

Secondary Issues Threaten Arbitration Plan      Wirtz Wrestles New Rail Crisis

Split on Handing  Of Minor Issues  Mars Bargaining Firemen’s Union  Eases One Curb  On Arhitration

Floors Are Filling For Tomorrow’s Sale   First Sales Will Be Untied  Warehouse Ass'n Official  'Foresees Some Price Loss

Floors Are Filling   For ‘Tomeorrow’s Sale.   First Sales Will Be Untied i ates Will be Untied  Warehouse Ass’n Official Foresees Some Price Loss

Bill Lynes, veteran lawmaker, is dead   Shute aff talk   San MeCarthy

First Sines: TOSS   First Since 1958 Auto Safety Check Program Slated May 27-29 in City

First Since 1958 Auto Safety Check Program Slated May 27-29 in City -

Short Session Conducted Nuclear Test Ban Negotiators Head Toward Difficult Ground

Proposes Data Clearing Center Glenn Urges Use of Space Findings As Spur to People

'NEWSMEN HEAR SPACEMAN  Glenw Urges US Spur  New Resourcefulness

‘CRAB GRASS OUR MAJOR ENEMY’ Glenn Urges Americans To Stir Their Stumps!

Glenn Urges Space Data Clearing House   Calls on Americans For Resourcefulness In Using Information

Uproar at York, Pa. . Librarian Bans Youths From Staying in Library

Live On Wafers, Water  150 Persons Spend Night In School Fallout Shelter

Civil Defens Defense Drill IsHeld  150 Spend Night In School Shelter;

Leading Firm Accused of Hiding Findings That Heart Drug May Have Been Harmful

Million Seized In Phony Bills  Secret Service Nips NC Counterfeit Ring

Million Seized In Phony Bills ER In Fhony Bulls  Secret Service Nips NC Counterfeit Ringe

Space Hero, Family Due BackSunday   Kennedy To Greet Cooper Monday At Ceremony In D.C,

Mercury Skidding; No Warmup Seen   Week's Outlook: Temperatures 15-2( Below Normal

FBI PATROLS AT DAWN IN HUNT FOR KIDNAPERS   Telephone Calls At Carson City Arranged Ransom For Sinatra Jr.

Expands Commissions  Pope Intervenes to Speed Work of Ecumenical Uni

Dominicans Map Strategy For Invasion   President Confers With His Military Leaders, Cabinet

JFK Fights Cutin Aid To Viet Nan  Contends War   Contends War ‘Against Reds Must Be Won.

Victims names withheld  Stolen dynamite explodes in Butte, Mont. smelter

Dynamite theft ends Find it difficult to tell the number of casualties

Identity Of Deceased Unknown After Load Of Pilfered Dynamite Explodes

ALL Is CONFUSION  Blast Of Stolen Dynamite Rocks Butte. Mont.. Area

Butte Damage. ‘Heavy.  Confusion Attends Probe Of Stolen Dynamite Blast

Loss Heavy In Blast Of Stolen TNT   Number Of Dead In Confused Butte Case Unknown

CONFUSION HIGH FOLLOWING BIG DYNAMITE BLAST   IDENTITY OF MEN KILLED UNKNOWN AFTER EXPLOSION

Stolen Dynamite Explodes —  Identity of Blast Victims Is Unknown

10 MPH Bid Gets Several Alterations   Final Authority Would Be Given Highway Director

M’Cloy Could Be JFK’s Pick As Negotiator   Banker Considered As U. 8. Envoy To A-Test Ban Parleys

Harriman Named U.S.  Negotiator   To Represent U.S. At Nuclear Test Parley In Moscow

 Economy May Take Jolt  French Veto on British Market Entry Boomerang:

French Veto Of Britain Bounces  In Brussels  . Five Members Of ECM Iey At Meeting On Africa State:

France's ECM Veto Backfires   Italy, Netherlands Move To Block Bid Of Former Colonie:

juempers Ionore Franc Drain eee  French Veto Of Britain  Boomerangs In Brussels

House May Fall In Line   There’s More Inside  See editorial comment on Page 4 and news of additional area aid grants on Page 13.

Coast Guard searches for two  Beechcraft unreported since yesterday afternoon

Hundreds Injured, Many Critically, In Explosion Blamed On Leaking Tank of Liquefied Gas

—62 KILLED, 385 INJURED— Gay Indianapolis Crowd Ripped by Violent Blast

Indianapolis Blast Fatal to 62  385 Other Persons Watching Ice Revue Gravely Injured

385 Others Injured in Indianapolis Coliseum  Official Death Toll in Tragic Blast Set at 62

Fiery Explosion At Coliseum  62 Die As Blast Rios Show Crowd   Bloody Finale To Show   Peonle ‘Fly Through Air Like Cannonballs’

Scores Hurt In Blast At  Indianapolis   Slabs Of Concrete ‘Large As Pianos’ Fall On Audience 

Drug Store Explosion in Marit..ca, Georgia Kills 7 and Injures 25; Blame Gas Leaking

Seven Dead, 1, 25         Quiet Halloween. Draws. Praise From ‘Area. Policé

Some Indiana Dead  Still Not Identified   More Stories, Pictures Pages 10 and 11

Leaking Tank of Gas Blamed __  62 Bodies Found In Rubble Of Ice  Show Explosion

Blast, Fire at Show Kills 62, Injures 385   7 Die, 25 Injured As Drug Store In Georgia Blows

62 Are Dead, 385 I njured By B last  At Indianapolis Auditorium Shou   7 Killed, 25 Are Hurt In Georgia Store Blast

Flames, Slabs Hit Patrons at Indianapolis  Charred, Crushed Bodies Found

Seven Fatally Hurt In Georgia   Marietta Drug Store Exploded As Contest Was In Progress

At least 385 are injured at Indiana State Coliseum   Grim disaster mars once-colorful show

As Holiday on Ice show ends  62 killed, 385 hurt as explosion hurls concrete

Blast in Indianapolis Injures 385 Persons   Concrete Slabs as Large as Pianos, Flames Hurled Through Crowd; Many Survivors Reported in Bad Condition

Gas Leak Blamed For Explosion At Indianapolis  Coliseum Is Scene Of Great Horror»

63 Die In Blast  In Indianazolis   Seven Perish In Blast In Georgia

Gas Leak Blamed In Arena Tragedy; Hundreds Buried By Cement Slabs

62 Are Killed, 385 Injured In Gas Blast That Transforms Indianapolis Coliseum Into A Scene Of Horror Thursday Night

Explosion at Ice Show Kills 62 ‘And Injures 385 in Indianapolis   Clark Youth Is Killed in Route 36 Crash

Blast Rocks Store, Kills 7 in Georgia  25 Others injured As Explosion ; oe ee os a ore

Dear Sal  Blast Kills 62 In Indianapolis   Seven Killed In Georgia Blast

62 persons dead and 385 huri  in blast at Indianapolis ice show   People flew through air lite cannonballs’

62 Dead, 385 Injured In Coliseum Tragedy   Mrs. AliceMaddox, 56, Tina-Avalon School Dies in Arlington, Va. wrecked by Vandals

Injured Toll 385  inl ndianapolis   Blast Blamed on Leak in Corn Popper Gas Tank

Drug Store  Blast Kills  7 in Georgia At Least 25 Hurt;  Explosion Occurs At Height of Fete

62 Dead in Indianapolis Explosion   MILITARY LEADS REVOLT AGAINST DIEM   Survivors Describe Horror at Ice Show

385 ALSO INJURED MINUTES BEFORE BIG SHOW ENDS   GAS EXPLOSION HURLS CONCRETE SLABS, PEOPLE

Tragedy Strikes as Large Crowd Watches Ice Show in City Coliseun

52 Persons Killed in Explosion at Ice Show   Then They Were Dead

Hundreds injured, 62 killed as blast rips  Indianapolis coliseum

EXPLOSION AT ICE SHOW INJURES 38°   Flames And Concrete Slabs Hurled Into Crowd; Gas Tank For Popcorn Poppers Causes Disaster.   DEATH LIST ON PAGE 2

7 Killed In Georgia Blast   Explosion Rips Drug Store, 25 Injured

Explosionin Georgia Laid ToLeaking Gas   7 Persons Killed, 25 Injured, Drug Store Shattered

Explosion Hits During Ice Show At Fairgrounds   Report 385 Injured When Gas Explodes In Coliseum; 4,100 In Building As Tragedy Occurs

FINALE OF ICE SHOW   Huge Concrete Slabs Are Hurled  Over Audience

Indiana Red Cross: 385 Hurt   Blame Gas Leak In Tank Heating Popcorn Poppers

Explosions Rock Georgia, Indianapolis   T Die In Ga. Drug Store   62 Dead In Indianapolis

62 Are Killed by Blast at Indianapolis   Another Blast In Georgia Leaves 7 Dead

Search Pressed for Other Possible Victims  Mysterious Explosion Kills Seven in Georgia

Explosion Rocks Coliseum;  62 Are Killed, 385 Injured   Witness Says People Were Flying Through Air Like Cannonballs

176 Remain in Hospitals, Many Critically Hurt by Falling Concrete Slabs

389 Injured Atlee Show  in Coliseum  Gas Ex plosion Hurls  Concrete Slabs ls 3) 8 gti lg

62 Dead, 385 Hurt  In Ice Show Disaster   Like Cannonballs ... Victims Tell Fearful Story of Death on Ice

Sorority Council Officers   Two Killed, 13 Are Injured As U.S. Jet Fighter Strafes Banker In Target Practice

AT FLORIDA AIR BASE  Air Foree Jet Kills Two On Rocket Practice Run

Republicans Take Stand On Ceiling   Democrats Hint They May Put Aside Bill To Raise Limit

Republicans. Pledge Fight To Hold Line ‘On Debt Ceiling; House To Act Thursday.

GOPs Fight Move to Hike Debt Ceiling  Treasury FKsetimates   Treasury Estimates Congress Must Take Action in Two Week:

Corn reseal  is announced  Extension of current price support loans

Sen. Goldwater Slightly Modify His Stand On Civil Rights   Backs Training For Jobs And Power To Bring Suits

Would Cost $60 Yearly If You Make $6,000  Bristol Twp. School Board Considers 1 Pct Wage Tax

LLL E LL  Would Cost t $60 Yearly If You Make $6,000  Bristol Twp. School Board Considers 1 Pet. Wage Tax

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION SCRAMBLE:  Seinen Wants To Avoid State As Battleground

Will Make Unity Piea...  Scranton Frowns on Pa. As Political Battleground

She Was Just Shy of 111 Years— Woman Who Remembered  Union Soldiers Ils Dead

— Aboard Dependable Delta Rocket —  Telstar-2 Boosted Into Orbit

Delta Rocket Succeeds Again  New Telstar Satellite Fired into Orbit in Perfect Shot

Praises Communist China  Albanian Delegate Lashes at U.S., Jibes at Soviet Union

~ How It Wuz  CROCUSES POKE THROUGH GROUND; SPRING ISN'T HERE — OR I$ 1T?

How It Wuz  CROCUSES POKE THROUGH GROUND;  SPRING ISN'T Weer np ie ITs

Emporia ‘Skies   Emporia Weather   Cold Front Lingers Under Cloudy Skies

Board Uphelc In Summers School Case   No Discrimination In Failing To Hire Negro, Judge Rule:

Negro Teacher Rebuited  Judge Contends Summers Board  Showed No Bias

No Foreign  Link Found   Oswald Charged; Police Question Second Man

Photos Seen As Evidence   Oswald Reported Shown With Two  Weanons: Coamnosure Ie ‘Shaken’

Of 24 Murder Cases, 23 Death Penalties— Prosecutor Is Confident  Oswald To Pay With Life

Dallas Police Say Photographs Link Oswald With Assassination Rifle

CHILDREN LEARN OF DEATH Mirs. Kennedy Holds Up Well in Tragedy   Photos Tie Rifle to Oswald

DALLAS POLICE CERTAIN OSWALD WAS MURDERER   SAY PHOTOGRAPHS LINK PRO-RED TO ASSASSINATION

Say Photos Link Him With Rifle Used in Slaying   District Attorney Confident Marxist Will Get Death Penalty

Photos Link Suspect With Murder Rifle   District Attorney Expects To Obtain Death Sentence

House Okays ‘Optional’ Bus Plan   Senate Support Sought On Rides To Parochial Schuols

Atmospheric Test To Begin Soon Atter   Improve Methods Of Detecting Any Sneak A-Bomb Tests

U. S. Maps  Emergency Test Plans  Quick Blasts Set If Soviet Cheats

In Case Treaty Violated... U.S. Atomic Agencies Preparing For Nuclear Tests in Atmosphere

Doing Fairly Well Siamese Twin Girls In Pa. Separated By Operation

Podres Chokes Yankees Until. Mh: Score 4-1   Maris !s Hurt On Play in Third Inning

Civil Rights Petition Slowed After Getting 100 Signers  Goal To Force House Showdown In Januarv

Attack Kansas Students Passing Through South   Two Ordered Out of LaCygne Believed Escapees from KSP

Conference: Continue In Civil Rights  Peacitdant Calle In   President Calls In Governors; Plans Due For Congress

Kennedy Confers With Governors   Proposal for Private Business Segregation. Now Top Issue

President Continues Conferences on Civil Rights Amidst Complaints

Kennedy, 10 Governors Discuss  Possible Civil Rights Action   GOP SENATORS ARE DIVIDED

JFK Continues Conferences on Civil Rights Plar   President To Give Views to Governors At Luncheon Talk

Governors Hear JFK Or Civil Rights   Met Monday With Religious Leaders

In Civil Rights  Goes Too Far, Too Fast   Opinion Divided On JFK Plans

Civil Rights Conferences To Continue   President To See Educators, Then Lawyers

President Will Continue Today Rights Meetings   Some Think Kennedy  Goina Too Fast. Far

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   U.N. Delegates Seek Solution To Money Crisis

Says Democrat Disqualified By Private Interest   Investment Firm Presidency Held Bar to Serving

South Bay Crossing Is  Alternative  Report Urges New South Bay Span

Report Urges  New South Bay Crossing Capacity For  Leeal Span Told

TONIGHT IN THE TELEGRAPH   Defense Spending Is Believed At Its Deak

Defense Spending Nears Peak kK kK ok * i a ce a a oa  . ‘Officials See Substantial Doisntiurn In Vornre Ahoad

Russians Release Prot. Barghoorn   Flying Home; Reds Won't Drop Spy Charges

_Public Votes Big For Legal Lottery   Yale Professor Expelled From Russia After Spy Accusation

Barghoorn: : Imprisoned  Two Weeks      American ‘Arrives : In London; Kennedy Action Instrumental

Professor Silent On Arrest, Release   Related Stories On Page 4-A

Russians Bow To U.S. Wrath   Polaris Performs For President;  16-Ton Space Booster Displayed

Reds Release US Professor  Russians Refuse To Back Down On Spy Charges

Professor Arrives  At London Russians Stick To Charge He Spied for U. S.

Folk Music  Ivs Sweeping the Country A Nationwide Roundup, Page 7B   Police. Training Local Men Undergo Rigid Schedule  Clover Deatira Santian B   Presidential Report Made by Barghoorn

“NIKITA SAYS NEXT WAR WILL BE LAST         NEW ONES TOUR CITY waaeeeaa2=em: Teachers Welcomed By Civic Leaders

Congolese Troops Beat Revolt Try   Iribe in South Kasai Burned Villages, Ruined Crops

Mpuku revolt beaten down by Congolese   Violence still constant threat in South Kasai

South Kasai ‘Rat People’ Pose Threat   ‘Revolt Put Down By Congo Troops, 100,000 In Hiding

flamsey High Se hool Stays White  To Put It Bluntly: ‘Nigger Go Home’

.. And Richard Stood Outside Looking In   School Doors Close To Nesro Youth

JFK Charts Civil Rights Legislation   New Bill Slatea To Go to Congress Battle Predicted

“Corps Spokesman Says   Congressional Authorization ‘(Needed For Waterways Study

Defense Fund Cut Predicted By Pentagon   Congress Will Use Scalpel

Sir Alec Says Tide ls Turning   Laborites Dispute His Assertion Of  Cancearvative Gain

-SIMPLE RITES FOR OSWALD-—  400 Policemen At  Patrolman’s Funeral

On same day as Kennedy rites  Hero policeman and his slayer buried yesterday   By ROBERT H. JOHNSON Jr Associated Press Staff Writer

Fund for: Jimmy Up to $3.63)   A Hacking, Whooping, Barking Public Pessimistic About Cold Cure Claims   But They’re Not to Be Sneezed At

ited Religious Persecution  Soviets Who Sought US Help Are Headed Home

Cut-Off For U.N. Nations In Red Fails   Prosperous Nations Face Cutoff; Morse Vows Further Cuts

Suceeeds In First Step Of Tizhtr ope Act  aie Aimed At Burying Party ce ee eke

New Premier Acts fo Heal Split in Party  Tory Leader Paves Way for National Vote

Butler Will Be Foreign Secretary   Home Persuades His Major Rivals To Accept Posts

Conservatives Seek New Image  Lord Home Forms New British Cabinet

Butler Accepts No. 2 Position In Unity Move   Home Seeks To End Factionalism, Create Better Party Image

ON POLITICAL TIGHTROPE  Home Places 3 Rivals In Top Jobs In Forming His Cabinet

Conservative Cabinet Set   Avoids Trouble By Putting Rivals In Top Job Positions

Kennedy Urges Businessmen to Promote Export Market to Stem Flow of Dollars

Kennedy Asks Export Trade Boost By U.S.   ‘Expansion Urged To Stem Flow Of  ‘Dollars Overseas

 In ‘Spirit of Daring’ eee Asks Businessmen  To Expand Export Markets

Kennedy Calls for More Aggressive Trade Policy for Increased Exports

Passage of money bill has shown theway  GOP house members ready toadiourn

Studebaker Corp. Quits Production Of Cars in U.S.   Firm to Continue Building Autos In Hamilton, Ont.

IRVINGITES RELATE..  ‘Bright Spots’ In Dismal Congo: Church Missions

R VINGITES RELATE.. ‘Bright Spots’ In Dismal   Congo: Church Missions ~

Bryant Rape, Kidnap Case Bound Over   Hearing Waived By Accused Man

Arch H. Smith Asks Recount  Council Presidency  Vate To Be Checked

Evening!   Good Friday — most solemn of holy days when we commemorate the saddest drama of Christendom, the Crucifixion.

HERALD INDEX   East Germany Faces Major Winter-Time Coal Shortage

Record Entries, Crowds Set For Gala Four-Day Fair And Rodeo Opening Friday

Goulart Causes Concern  U. S. Charges Reds  in Brazil Government

School Law A pproved In Pennsylvania  House Passes Bill  AD. .1o fecies eo TP ne * mane

House OKs Senate Plan By 123 to 73   Original Bill Revised Sharply In Both Houses

Organization By Teamsters Is Hof Topic   Starr County Has Pro-Con Argument Over Passibifitiac

Jackson Officials Set To Arrest Many   By United Press International Authorities at Jackson, Miss., were prepared toda ‘o arrest racial demonstrators by the thousands.

Set To Arrest 1000's In Jackson: Protests Are Continued Nationally

SSS ae REE ee ie ea .2...—_—=_=_~"~"  — SS  Jackson Prepares Wire C ompounds As It Expects Mass Race Arrests

Rockefeller Ups Attacks On Kennedy  Governor Appears  Lining Up with GO!

Continues Attack on Kennedy Rockefeller Preparing For Possible '64 Race

Rocky Going All Out To Criticize President Kennedy  Blames Demos For Present Disarray In The Atlantic Alliance

Gary Mills Get Back to Normal.  Wildcat Strike Idled 15.000 Men Tuesday

WETS IN THREE IOWA COUNTIES TRIUMPH IN FIRST BAN LIQUOR  PY THE NDING aPrrarmpPt

WETS IN THREE IOWA... COUNTIES TRIUMPH  IN FIRST BAN LIQUOR RY TIE DIAL ATTRrAIDT

Idaho Accidents Kill 3: Labor Gains Cited   A.F. Teacher Dies In Salt Lake Crash

Life Jacket, Debris of Sulphur Queen Located   Evidence Found 14 Miles Southeast Of Key West; Intensive Search Beginning For Possible Survivors of Lost Shio

Debris May Be That Of Lost Tanker  Intensive Searc   Intensive Search For Survivors Of  Vessel Ils Resumed

Sulphur-Laden "Sulphur Queen" Puzzle Unr  Missing Mystery Ship Debris Found

Debris Found Near Key West May Be From Missing Ship   Among Items Discovered Is a Lite Jacket Labeled "Sulphur Queen”,

Big Issues Still Undecided Congress In Homestretch With Much Work Undone

A LE SE NCAT-LCOUMG Nessie’ IMRAN MNRnHAN eR  F Dacidirees Has Much of Major Work Undone

Train Runs Into. Freight, 15 Hurt  ’ Peninsula ‘400’ in Crash at Marinette

House Labor Committee Okays Resolution  Right-to-Work Issue Pops Up

To Pay Benefits. ¢ »:” N¥-Paper Union ls Mortgaging  lts Headquarters

NEWS BUILDING MORTGAGED TO PAY STRIKERS   GUILD TELLS PLAN, URGES NEW TRY AT 46-DAY SHUTDOWN

JFK Pledges U.S. Support  For A-Freeze Cheering irish Overwhelm President’s Car

Irish Parliament Wildly Applauds U.S. President   Chief Executive Recalls Ireland’s Key Role in UN

JFK Gives New Pledge On Nuclear Weapons .  Speaks Before’ Treland’s Dail; Also Visits County Cork

JFK Pledges Atomic Curb By America   Appears At Dail;  Enthusiastic Irish  Endannerce Safety

Would Seek Worldwide Arms Control  Makes Unexampled Appearance Before

JFK Vows Effort On Atom Ban   Kennedy Addresses Cheering Members Of Irish Dail

JFK Pledges Efforts To Halt A-Arms   Dublin Speech Well Received By Parliament

Kennedy  Applauded   President Pledges Power To Freeze ° A-Weapon Spread

Irish Praised For Efforts Before U.N.   Crowds Mob JFK  After Appe arance

Police Disperse Protest March Demonstrators  Anti-Segregationist:   Anti-Segregationist:s Attend Some Church Services, Others Turned Away.

March In Birmingham ee  Some Negroes Attend Services ‘At White Churches

Police Rout Marchers In Alabama   Arrest 30 Negroes In Demonstration Against Segregatior

Turned Away at Others .,,     Negroes Aitend Services At Two White Churches

Elected to Congress by Some 18,000 Votes Johnson to Push for New Area Industry

ASAS 16-NATION CONFERENCE  Soviet Disarmament Proposal Wins Support

Soviet Plan For Summit  Gets Backed   L8-Nation Talks On Disarmament  Urged By Gromyke

Sen. Morse, Two Others Appointed by Kennedy To Look Into Dock Strike

JFK NAMES FACT-FINDING BOARD  Dock Strike Passes ‘Point of Toleration’

1OU,QUU Idied Sy Strikes Quick Settlement Of Dock Strike Seen; Newspaper Situation Glum

100,000 Workers Idle In Labor Tr oubles-   Board Seeks To End S trike

Printer, Transit, Shipping Strikes ‘Contribute toldleness of Thousands

Police Hunt for Cleveland Racketeer in Toledo Area   Find Birns’ Auto Parked at Motel

Birns Surrenders; Faces ‘Questions In Gold Slaying    Pole Defects!  Flies Plane At 160 Feet; Eludes E. German Radar

Racketeer Treated For Hand Injury Birns Surrenders,  Ouizzed By Sheriff

Arrest Praying Negroes in Birmingham   Cites Ordinance   New Riots Rage in British Guiana

Arrest Praying Negroes in Birmingham   NEGROES TO CONTINUE GREENWOOD DRIVE   New Riots Rage in British Guiana

32 Negroes Arrested In Birmingham  Halted En Route his pein Hall For  emuar AAaAaAtina

More Racial Arrests Made In Alabama   Birmingham Police Offiical Vows To Fill Jails

With Civil Rights Legislation  Congress Asked Not To Hurt Businesses

ICHS. FUND DRIVE WORKERS NAMED   Will Solicit Funds To Aid Handicapped Children In Iowa

Bill Butler, Observer   Appreciation Day: Continues Today, Friday, Saturday

At) Sted home t UIliIve Brown Says Pressure Is Being Applied Against His Candidacy

Soviets Rap U.S.-British N-Pact Act   Signing of Treaty By East Germany Isn’t Recognized

Soviets Put New Note In Test Treaty  East Germany Cold Shoulder Draws Protest   NOTES TO EMBASSIES

Damage a million, 13 hurt in blast of metals furnace   500.000 turnace   Cage accident traps 75 men in gold mine

_oss Estimated at $1 Million— 13 injured in Blast at Council Blufts Plant

Blast Rips Plant: 13 Men Hurt   Water Hits Hot Meta At Bluffs Factory; $1 Million Loss

Two Killed In Murphy Mine Crash   Three Injured In Tale Mine On Saturday

Major Bills Hang In Balance  Debate Threatens. To Slow Assembly To A Staid Pace

New Celer and Mevelty  Cals svelty Will be Featured at State Foir This Year

Court Rejects Defector’s Request  To Restore Status as U.S. Citizen

‘Nazi’ Loses Pleas  Dass Dalveesce   Court Refuses — Citizenship Bid

Major Cuts By House  Committee   HEW And Labor Departments Get Slicing; NIH Not Spared

5% Less Than JFK Requests   House Committee Slashes All Items In $5.5-Billion Bill

VISITS HOME. TOWN -. < Ike Returns to Abilene With Minimum Fanfare

VVages at issue —  Two sides i in lumber, woods strike coming back for falks

Water Pollution Reported As Ohio Drought Continues   Stringent Measure Taken F or Conserving Of Water

Churchill Aims Shot At Critics   Conservative Aim: Are Supported By Elder Statesman

Churchill  Fires Sharp PartingSho   Holds Britain Must Keep Its Nuclear Arms

CHARGE TWO MICHIGAN MEN WITH THEFT OF — MERRILL MAN’S CAR HERE SUNDAY NIGHT Cherokee Man’s Car Abandoned Earlier — East of Ovens

CHARGE TWO MICHIGAN MEN WITH THEFT OF — MERRILL MAN'S CAR HERE SUNDAY NIGHT . Cherokee Man’s Car Abandoned Earlier  — fFeact anf OQvuane

Flora Nears Haiti; Heavy Loss Feared   U.S. Navy Base In Cuba Goes On Hurricane Alert

Negroes End. . 2-Day Truce © In Orangeburg   Protest Marches To Be Resumed

GOP Will Convene  In San Francisco  West Coast City Wins in Bidding For July 13, 1964 Convention

KOLWEZI, Katanga (AP) — United Nations forces moved peacefully into Kolwezi today and the military action to reintegrate Katanga with the rest of the Congo secmed virtually at an end.

U.N. Troops Taking Over  In Kolwezi  City Last Of Strongholds Of Tshombe

U.N. Units In Kolwezi  Stronghold   Tshombe Gives In As Mining Center Found Undamaged

Second Bullet Killed Kennedy?  a a ee ee ee ee x ke wk ok ok  Autopsy Expert Says First Shot Was Not Fatal .

Second Assassin's Bullet Caused Death Of Kennedy, Newspaper Savs

Recent Account of Kennedy’s Death Claims First Bullet Was Not Fatal

HIT HIM IN BACK, DAMAGED NO VITAL ORGANS  JFK May Have Survived First Bullet

First Bullet Not ‘Serious’  JFK Wound   Autopsy Findings Point to Second Shot As Fatal One

First Hit Him In Back—  It Was Second Bullet That Was Fatal to Kennedy

rirst Dullet cntfered onoulder Writer Says Autopsy Showed JFK Could Have Survived First Wound

2econd Bullet Proved Fatal.  Kennedy Could Have Survived First Shot

Kennedy Might Have Survived First Bullet; Killed By Second   P.O. Notes Drop-Off Yule Mail Held Dowr By Kennedy’s Death

JFK Might Have Survived  Assassin’s First Bullet   { ‘Evidence Of Narcotics Ring  At UW, Madison Chief Savs

First Bullet May Not Have San Kennedy   Missed Vital Organs  Second Shot Fatal,  Report Indicates

First Shot Not Deadly  Autopsy Discloses Kennedy's Second  Wound Fatal One

-NEW THEORY ON SHOOTING— ‘Kennedy Might Have Survived First W ound

Might Have Survived First Report Indicates Second  Bullet Fatal To Kennedy

BICYCLES FOR.THE NEERY   Autopsy Finding? - Late JFK “Might Have ‘Survived First Shot

Second Bullet Killed President Is “Unofficial Finding” Writer States

Autopsy Reveals a Second Bullet Was Fatal for Kennedy   Fitst Shot Hit His Back and Did Not Hurt Vital Organs,

Second wound suffered by Kennedy proved fatal, autopsy expert reveals

New Report On Wounds Kennedy May Have Survived First Shot: Second Bullet Fatal

Source Familiar With Autopsy Says:  Kennedy Might Have Survived First Bullei

ACCOUNTS DIFFER  Report Reveals Second - Bullet Fatal To Kennedy

Only Second Bullet Fatal To Kennedy, Report Says   Sidney Builder  Turns to Crime

 Second Wound Fat  Autopsy “Study Shows Kennedy Could Have Survived First Shot

Last Bullet Was Fatal To President John F. Kennedy, Autopsy Report Shows

Kennedy Migh Have Survived First Wound  Second Bullet “Billed President,  srebamew Etieo2laehe

Autopsy Expert Says ‘Yes’  Could Kennedy Have Survived First Shot?

Warns Of Danaer In Cuba   Canada Accuses United States Of Unwarranted Interference

State Dept.  Declaration  Under Fire Criticized Delay  In Acceptance   OF N-Weanons

Canada Won't Be Satellite, Commons Told   Opposition Parties Echo Resentment;  Will Recall Envoy

Canadians  Don’t Want Atom Arms   Prime Minister Accuses America or Pe         hHieaE

Hurricane Veers Off U.S. Coast   Another Disturbance Prompts Precautions

Neutralists — AndPro-Reds Fight in Laos  New Crisis Grows  . As Cease Fire Order Fails

reeing in Washington  Negro Leadexship Sane, Responsible, Olsen Says

dicot. Stl marae! Negro Leadership Sane, Responsible, Olsen Says

3 Groups Seek State Sales Tax   Taxpayers A-sociation, Chamber Committee, Farm Bureau Back Tax Proposal

High sczool girl's view City Council meeting   ig — a hen party for men

High school girl's view  City Council meeting — a hen party tor men

UC Radiation Laboratory to Study  Effects of Radioactive Contamination

POWELL RITES TODAY, CARSON'S SATURDAY  Services Set For Filmdom’s Cancer Victim:

Wants Clothing, Shoes Included In Higher Levy   Governor Also Asks Penny Boost on Cigarettes to Meet State Deficit.

Plan Embraces Clothing, Shoes   Boost Asked In Teacher Starting Pay

Concern Growing for Miner Separated *  From 2 Others Trapped in Pennsylvaniz

Grim Drillers Push Rescue Work For Miners Trapped Underground On Tuesday   DRILL LIFELINE

40-Ton Rig Employed by yrs sat  rn Grows fo   Concern Grows for Miner Separated From Other Two

ae Of3 Silent. Since Yesterday  mince Testerday  Drillers Rush Shafi To. Entombed Men

Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper Concern Grows for 1 of Trio  Trapped in Mine Over 6 Days

Drilling  Rig Begins  Operations 8 Hours Needed  rT Qn. ys woe   8 Hours Needed To Reach Trio Trapped Aug. 13

Rescuers Drilling Another Hole to Trapped Miners   Building Road   AYU WRU Dist i AN EEE)  3 Entombed Men Lived on Sulphurous Water

Second Hole Drilled for Trapped Tric   Rescuers: Express. Concern for One- of 'Miners-tn- Shatt

Larger Hole Being Bored for Rescue of Two  Rescuers Seek to Reach Third Miner with Second Drill Hole

DIAGRAM FOR RESCUE  Fog, Dampness Hampering Rescue Of Trapped Miners

AFL-CIO Discusses Plan To End  Discrimination in Cincinnati Unions

Union To Try Race Cleanup In Cincinnati _ AFL-CIO May Follov  Campaign In Ohio With Other Attempt

New Drive Is Set On Test Ban   U.S. Aide Returns Tc Geneva Following Kennedy Visit

Predict Bills To Start Flow To Assembly   Committees Send Mostly Minor Acts Into Floor Action

Special Chair Used By Presiden  JFK’s Ailing  Back Is Still Problem

— Accent On Vigor Overshadows Ailment —  JFK’s Aching Back - Still A Problem

Planning Board Asked To Beat Bond Deadline   Lease Dispute in Capitol Spotlight

Figure to Set All-Time Peak  For Peacetime Johnson Talks With  Congressional Heads, CGavernare. Meany

May Go To $103 Billion Says Report   President Confers With Nine Governors On Huge Expenditure

LBJ Shoots For Under $103 Billion   Spending Program May Exceed JFK’s, Governors Told

Could Be Record  Johnson's Fiscal Budget May Surpass $100 Billior

Would Be Peacetime  RecordHigh   JFK Planned Expenditures Of $98.3 Billion

Johnson’s 1965 Budget May Hit $103 Billion; Would Set New Record

LBJ Seeking Budget Under $103 Billion   Actual Amount Expected To Top Previous Record

$100 Billion Budget Seen   Federal Spending Likely To Set All-Time Record

Kaiser Jeep Plant Employes Million $ Auto Parts Theft Ring Uncovered

Ben Bella i ‘in Uniform 8g ; _ wi weg  Assembly: Off, ‘Algesst Rally to Ar my War Call

2,100-Mile Trek to U.S. Embassy  Siberian Peasants Unable To Win Asylum in. Moscow

32 Turned Away At US Embassy  Said They’d Be Shot If They Had To Stay In Soviet Union

Seek Refuge in U.S, Embassy Siberian Peasants Protest Red Religious Prosecution

Group Fled Religious Persecution  _ Thought They Woule  Be Cranted Asvlam

: Take Refuge in Moscow Embassy  Siberian Peasants  Ask U.S. Asylum

CHRISTIANS HANDED OVER TO REDS IN MOSCOW .  U.S. Embassy Denies Refuge to 32 Russ

Siberian Peasants Claim Persecution  Find No Refuge In U.S. Embassy

Siberian Peasants Ask Asylum   But They’re Taken From U. S. Haven To Moscow Hotel

Porce Way into Uo LMIDAssy  Siberian Peasants Seek Refuge from Reds

‘Claim Beli ious Persecution ~ Siberian Peasants Force  Way Into US Embassy =

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Profesting Siberian Peasants De nied Refuge In U. . Embassy

Want Freedom Of Religion   American Officials Turn 32 Christians Over To Soviets

See CARSON, Page ?   See POWELL, Page 2   Siberian Peasants Fail In Attempt to Flee Homeland

' Flee Religious Persecution Siberian Peasants Hope For Protection Of US.

Watching His Home Crumble   Persecuted Peasants  Denied US Asylum   Kohler Goes By The Rules.

Charge Persecution  ee ee ee ene  Si ae eee  RefugeInU.S.Embassy

Persecuted Soviets Seek  Refuge At U.S. Embassy   Siberia Christian Group Charges Religious Abuse

Persecution charged  Siberians seeking refuge taken from US. Embassy

Allege religious prosecution by Soviets  Siberian peasants seek refuge in embass)

‘PERSECUTED CHRISTIANS’  Siberians Ask Refuge: Taken Away By Soviets

Little Band of Siberian Peasants Loses Appeal for Refuge ‘in U. S. Embassy

RCC BCMIRONS 2 SOCUGHE 2 ss  Siberian Peasants Force  ‘Way Into ‘U.S. Embassy

Charge Religious Persecution by Soviets— _  Siberian Peasants, Seeking Asylum, Force Way Into U.S. Embassy in Moscow

Chains Religious Persecution Siberian Peasants  Seeking U. 8. Refuge

Peasants Looking  For Refuge   Protestant Sect Hauled Away In Soviet Buses

Claiming religious persecution  Siberian peasants seek haven in U. S. Embassy in Moscow   Threats of iail

Australian Crowds Smaller  ‘British Ponder Success of Queens Tou

DOOR CHAIN PREVENTED ESCAPE  Jury Will Be Asked To Indict Thompson

Special Session Called   indiana Lawmakers Adjourn Without Enacting Budget

Six Charged In Bogus Cash Case  Others Sought  In Eastern  Carolina Case

‘Still Others Sought ~ In Eastern N. C. After Lengthy Investigation

Yugoslavia Red Leader To Visit U. S  J omy D__.. 4   News Received By Congress With Calmness

Thompson Takes Stand in Own Defense  Carol Told About Affair   Democrat Quislings Are Target in Budding Revolt by Party Liberals

Romer Takes Stand in Own Defense  Carol Told About Affair    Pressure fo Be Put on Recalcifrant Democrats  Democrat ‘Quislings Are Target in Budding Revolt by Party Liberals

Big Robber Runs Qver ¢7 Million   Precision Of Train Robbery Credit To Commando Tactics

Mask Aids Fight Against Deadly Gas Fumes   Train Loot Is Over $7 Million

Train Holduy Loss Exceeds  $7 Million   Rewards Soaring To $728,000 In Dramatic Search

REWARD SOARS TO $728,000  Losses Of Over $7 Million Counted In British Robbery

$728,000 Reward Offered  Loot in Train Robbery Soars Over $7 Million

Figure Sets New Record For Holdup   Offered Rewards Total $728,000

World's Greatest Frain Robbery Loot Stands At $7-Million; Rewards Soar

Loss Mounts In Train Robbery   British Estimate More Than Seven Million Stolen

Cool   Loot in Train  Holdup Soars To $7 Million  TD atweewwa EVER awat Sas   Rewards Offered for Thieves Total More Than $728,000 Now

Rewards Soar  English Train Robbery Loot Now Amounts to $7 Million

Food, Clothing Tax Inevitable, Says Scrantor   Governor Sees Extension of Sales Levy ‘Some Time In Our History.’

Scranton Sees Clothing, Food Tax In Future  Governor Will — Go Along With  6§ Per Cent Plan

EXCHANGES KISSES FOR FOOD  Baby Bear-ly Escapes With Face Licking at Campsite

Demos raise million  600 pay $1080 a plate fo eat with President

Taxes, liquor 1wo big issues     lowa General Assembly in session

Dying Pontiff Prays Hour . Alter Hour .  alu ll andapw‘c   Holy Leader’s Words Make Men Of Religion Weep

Dying Pope John Prays Hour After Hour. Suffering Pain   Pope Has Been Ill for a Year, Bulletin Savs

Pope’s Prayers Bring Tears To Christian Eyes  Worldly Throats Catch At Words Of Dving Pontiff

Chronology Of Illness Of Pope John   Men Weep at Words — Pain-Tormented Pope Prays Hour After Hour

Inside Toeday’s Times   Israel ‘Entitled’ To Defend Its Border, Premier Eshkol Declares

ISRAEL WARNS IT WILL ACT   ‘Entitled to Take Steps to Defend Self,’ Premier  Save

Michigan Road Deaths Now at 23   Accidents at Lansing And Near Bad Axe Each Fatal to Five

10 Die in 2 Crashes State’s Holiday Traffic. Death. Toll Skyrockets

Mixed Reaction   Ohio Valley Threatened With More  Heavy Rain   Storms Sweep Some Sections Of Midwest, Movine East

Billy Groham Hits Out At Court Ruling   (Read Editorial “Our Godless Court"—Page 4)

IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE  TO MAKE NATURAL GAS  peerinen SAL RAAY Mili ¢

(OWA PUBLIC SERVICE TO MAKE NATURAL GAS  ES CTR*TERIFAY Fahd] RBAW BIL!

AF Charges Quiz ‘Abuse’ On Contract   Report Says Senate Probers Used: Pressure Tactics In TFX Inquiry

Tell Officer's Collapse Due to Grilling   Browbeating Laid to M'Clellan Probe of Plane Contract

LE LLER R TELLS KIDS ‘HIS MIST, TAKE  ‘Picked UpaGun... Pulled the Trigger

Harrison Sees No Trend In Demo Primary   Local Issues Govern Voting

New Congo Leader Sees  Hard Times   Massamba-Dehat Bans High Living By. Top Officials

EASTERN STARS OBSERVE 75th ANNIVERSARY   Pleasant Social Event Held Here On September 6th

“Anybody who would spend $40 billion in race to moon for national prestige is nuts”

Where Youll Find:   WElels (OC PE Seeee FXO NUtS Ike Blasts Spending of Billions in Noon Race

Ike Said Anvone Who Would Spenc $40 Billion To Go To Moon Is Nuts

Raps Kennedy Space program Eisenhower blasts moon race $40- billion outlay

Eisenhower Says: ‘Anybody Who Would Spend $40 Billion In A Race To The Moon For National Prestige Is Nuts’   JFK Is Plugging For ‘Rights’ Bill

JOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   In temporary injunction Waterloo ordered to stop polluting the Cedar River

To Be Below Zero Again Tonight   Winter Refuses to Release Grip on Missouri: Southeast Area Gets Snow.

W orkers Burned in  Flare- Up   Ignited Gas Turns Tower into Torch

W orkers Burned in  F caret) a  Bowes ttn..t £* re oe   Ignited Gas Turns Tower into Torch

Rail Unions Don’t Like JEK’s Plan  AFL-CIO Urges Talks Eyed  By Concress

Union Spokesman Assails Rail Plan: Congress Urged To Monitor Bargaining

Rail Union Hits JFK Proposal   Stalemated Talks Reopen On Rail Work-Rules Issue

‘Harsh and Unfair’ Railroad Spokesmen Assail Kennedy's Work Rules Plar:

=“ DEVELOPMENTS  Union Attacks JFK Rail Plan   ONLY ON COMMITTEE APPROVAL  Tim for EMC Arts Degree, But—

Assail Administration Plan  Rail Unions Call ICC Unacceptable Arbitrator

Stronger Bill Is Needed on Sunday Sales  Attorney General Citee Wlaaleaccoc   Attorney General Cites Weaknesses In the Measure

Cupid for Cadets. Has Broken Hear ts   . Secbotnpies ‘Shot Down While ‘Seeking Honor of Blind Dates

DATE MATCHING OPERATION  Cadets’ Cupid Stirs Working Gil Ruckus   NEW ROUND EMERGING:  Sandy Group Protests Jailing

Cupid Gets Run-Around At ChicagorCity Hal So Working Girls Ask White House-For Helr

Playing Cupid To Cadets Selective,  2 Girls Complain To White House

APPEAL TO WHITE HOUSE Banned As Cadet Dates, Working Girls In Revolt

Who will benefit from.MAA plan?   Workin [girls rotest a Cupid battles City Hall

White House Gets Call For Help Controversy Stirred Up On Plans To Play Cupid

Civilian Freighter Not Hit   Unidentified Jets Make Strafing Run

Castro Regime Threatened by Storm Disaster   Still No Official Report on Loss

‘Almost Anything Could Happen’  Castro Rule Seen Hit By Gale Loss

HURRICANE HAS CASTRO IN TROUBLE   Devastation, Suffering, Short Food Supply Reportedly Put Fide! On Ropes.

Flora Ruin Threat To Castro Rule  Serious Setback  \ : ae a   Serious Setback For Communists’  Grip On Cuba

Storm Damage in Cuba Major Blow   Anything Could Happen, Is Report

Hurricane Weaken: Castro Grip, Say Free Cuba’ Forces  Wind’s Devastation a Major Setback. U.S. Group Believes   Wind’s Devastation a Major Setback, U.S. Group Believes

‘Anything Could Happen’  Flora Struck Big Blow To Castro’s Rule, Exiles Say

COMMITTEE SAYS ANYTHING COULD HAPPEN T0 CUBA   HURRICANE DAMAGE, COLLAPSE OF FOOD SUPPLY DANGEROUS

Anything could happen  Hurricane damage seen threat to Castro rule

Cuban exile group sees devastation of hurricane a major setback for Fidel Castro's dictatorship

Exiles See Castro  On Shaky Ground   FEW REPORTS   BASIN FLOODED

Storm Damage Latest Threat fc Castro Regime Dictatorship in  Peril, Anti- Red  A... Pagernne, meme Ce je

‘Almost Anything Could Happen to Him Now’ Castro Dealt Reeling Blow by Hurricane, Exiles Also Cite Food, Red Discipline

Hurricane Causes Devastating Damage In Cuba; Many Lives Lost; Hint Threa To Dictatorial Rule Of Fidel Castrc

MT. V. BOARD OK’S BUDGETS  $879,000 LEVY FOR HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE

Written to Stanton— Letter In Handwriting Of Lincoln To Kansas U.

Clubbed to Death  Reporter Witnesses A Murder   She Thought They Were Playinc

Khrushchev Says _ U.S. Using Allies  As Missile Decoys   Analysis: WHAT THE NEWS MEANS

Russian Fans Allied Fears Of Nuclear Attach   (An AP News Analvsis)

Red Puts Self Into NATO Fus:   Khrushchev Hurls Charge U.S. Uses Allies As Decoys

in Nuclear Debate  Nikita Says U.S. Exposes NATO Allies to Red Fire      Tells Italian Paper Just Before Electio Khrushchev Says German Situation Must Be Settled First of All

Khrushchev Projects Himself In Middle Of Western Debate   Charges U. S. Wants To Divert Nuclear Missiles From America

2,000 PULLED OUT Soviets Removing Troops In Cuba, But Bulk Remains

Big Bulk Of Soldiers Still On Island   Reds Appear To Be Keeping Promise Made To Kennedy

Great Bulk Of Military Still There   U.S. Not Sure Combat Units Leaving; Wants All Russians to Leave

Cuba Invasion Impossible . . .  Continued Blockade Danger Told Solons   On Inside Pages   Bulk of Soviet Forces Remain in Cuba

Say 2,000 Have Left ‘This Month   Latin Nations Get LS. FKoree Offer

On Inside Pages   Cuba Invasion Impossible . . .  Continued Blockade Danger Told Solons   Bulk of Soviet Forces Remain in Cuba

Great Majority Of Red Troops Appear Still Very Much In Cuba Despite Latest Exodus.

Some Troops Leave Cuba, But Bulk of Soviet Force Said Staying on Island

Many K Troops  Remain in Cuba   One Transport Temeco Completing Taking on Load Pelivery of Units

Red Pullout Leaves Bulk ‘Still There   2,000 Russians Leave Cuba, But Picture Unelear

Some Russians Leaving Cuba— Bulk Remains   J.S. Officials Say Al most 2,000 Have Pulled Out During Past Month.

2.000 Plus Red Troops Pulling Out   Stands Re Declaration   Exile Claims Revolt  Quelled By Russians

‘Charge Collaboration with U.S.  Red China Levels New Blast at K

80 Cardinals  Prepare To Elect Pope   Pray For Guidance Prior To Conclave; Voting Thursday

WHERE TO FIND IT   VOTING BEGINS THURSDAY Cardinals Assemble For Conclave; Pray For Guidance In Naming Pope

80 CARDINALS MEET TO ELECT NEW POPE   Voting Scheduled To Start Thursday With Four Ballots Planned Daily

Life’s End RED.,OAK POLICE CHIEF BAILUS HOLLAND RITES HELD THERE MONDAY

No View, Taverns Ticketed   Police Siart Drive Enforcing Window Law

Kennedy Visit to Texas Amidst Big Democratic Fight   Trip Is Billed as a Non-Political Tour Ot Lana Star Stata.

Urging Forces Not To Fire on U. N. Forces   House Arrest Lifted After Guarantee Of Freedom of Movement on Sakania Road: Seeks to Avoid Massacre

QUITS HOME FOR TRAVEL WITH TROOPS   Action Follows House Arrest For Fiery Statement

HE EMERGES FROM ARREST ORDEREDBYUN   Drives Far Into Jungle With Lone Escort, Urgine Cease-Fire      VILLAGERS CHEER   Scattered Troops Out of Control; Industry Sabotave Feared

U.N. Piloted Into Katanga By Tshombe   Released Rebel Asks Own Men To Yield To Advancing Force

Tshombe: Don't Fire: Upon U. N.   Drives Into Jungle on Peace Mission

Tshombe’'s Power Broken, He Urges Katanga Forces Not to Fight U. N. Troops

Released from house arrest  Tshombe urges partisans  not to fire on U.N. forces

Tshombe Asks His Gendarmes Not fo Fire onU.N. Force   British and Belgian Consula Are Ordered to Leave the Congo

DODGERS WIN 2ND GAME, 4-1 “MARIS HURT   1234536789 RHE  LA. 20010001 0-4 101 N.Y. 00000000 1-1 70

Explorer 17 Orbits Earth  Its Mission Is To Gather Data About Atmoenhere

Election iscue   Explorer 17 satellite to report on makeup of the atmosphere

Explorer 17 Zips Into Orbit  U.S. Satellite To Collect Karth Atmosphere Data

Explorer 17 Equipped To Gather New Information Concerning Atmospheric Conditions

Launching Successful  U.S. Explorer Satellite Zips Around the Globe

_ Space Developments . U. S, Puts Brain Into Space To Gather Up Information

GATHERS DATA FROM OUTER SPACE   Explorer Satellite Orbits Globe Every 96 Minutes   To Be Commanded To Send Information: Reaches 570-Mile Altitude

Where To Find It   BREAKTHROUGH EXPECTED  New Satellite Probes Earth's Atmosphere

Delta Hurls Device Into Outer Space   Satellite To Get Atmosphere Data, NASA Announces

Orbiting Explorer 17 May Outstrip Data Of Centuries About Earth's Atmosphere

New Satellite Hustles to Collect \Long Sought Atmosphere Secrets

Explorer zips around globe  410-pound bal!]   410-pound ball is orbited by the United States

Collects Data On Atmosphere   U. S. Satellite Circles Earth   SENDS INFORMATION

 To Match Centuries of Study  Explorer 17 Orbits Earth Collecting Atmosphere Data

Centuries Of Knowledge To Be Outstripped Explorer Satellite Collects Atmospheric Information

Explorei 17 Equipped To Gather New liforniatioi Couceriiiiig Atmospheric Conditions

Data Being Collected  Extra Fine  410-Pound Ball Loaded With  Inctrumantec

LAUNCHED TUESDAY NIGHT Explorer 17 Satellite Orbits Earth in New U.S. Space Gain

New Satellite May Gain More Data In 2 Davs Than Ever Has Been Known

Data Sought On Earth’s Atmosphere   Explorer Orbits Successfully In New Mission

Explorer ‘Lab’ Circles Globe, Collects Data   Good Signals by Newest Satellite

Police Find Hideout Of Train Gang  Vehicles, Mail  . AD - 5   Vehicles, Mail Bags Abandoned At British Farm

Hideout of Rail Bandit Gang Found   On Farm Northwest of London; Seemingly Vacated 3 Days

Train Gang’s Hideout Found  Truck and Two Army Type Vehicles Dieravered Rut No Trace of Loot

Find Hideout of Mail Trair Bandit Gang   Farmhouse Used; No Trace of Loot in $7 Million Haul

Police Find Hideout Of  Bandit Gang   Truck And 2 Army Ve. hicles Discovered A’ Old Farm House.

Scotland Yard Finds Hideout  Belonged to Gang That Carried Out Great Train Robbery

Celebrates L9lo nes Oe        Mayor, Proclains Jaycee \Week Here

Solons Warn Schedule To Be Changed   Several Phases Of Proposal Are Not Acceptable

250,000 Invading Harrisbura   Party $700,000 in Hole...  GOP To Pick Truax, Swell Party Cofters

They’re Identical! Young Lima Mother Gives Birth To Quadruplet Girls

BATTLE COMMEMORATED  Crowd At Gettysburg Hears Call For Unity In Nation

Scranton Urges End to Racial Prejudice, Calls For National Unity

‘ oo : m  Urges National Unity   Governor Makes Gettysburg Speech

BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG COMMEMORATED Gov. Scranton Urges Eradication of Prejudice

Scranton Calls For National Unity In Speech At Gettyshurg Memorial

Good Morning   BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG COMMEMORATION  Yanks, Rebs Meet In Peace

Mandatory Study Set In Schools   Gov. Wallace Invites Challenge To Decree

K Proclaims New Yugoslav: Russ Harmony   Major Differences Solved in Talks With: Tito

U.S. Recalls Two Ambassadors For Consultations on Market   Canadian Government T otters In Wake of U.S. Arms Demand

To See De Gaulle Again Johnson Already Deep In World  Of Int. Diplomacy   To See De Gaulle Again

Public Wks. Funds Voted By House   Action Victory F«   Action Victory For  Kennedy; Funds Ove Committee's Figure.

_ PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM OK’D— House Gives Kennedy  Big Legislative Victory

Cape Girardeau College President Puts Taboo On Good Night Kisses

Unmarked Cars Deserve Trial, Hughes Feels   Hughes Expects Liquor Law Problems To Be Largely Seffled Soon in lowa

Loday’s Kuns Final...  Four Famed C&NW ‘400° Trains Heading For ‘Last Roundhouse’

Next City Budget Below Current Cost   By CHARLES GIBBONS Stalf Writer

n New City Budget .  Public Safety Cost to Be $641,311   By CHARLES GIBBONS Riaftf Writer

May Offer Haven To Oswald Widow   Said Wreck Tumed Her Mind To Helpfullnena

[Fitchburg Concern Feels Squeeze — Wirtz Plans New Try At Ending Dock Strike

Saturn orbital test delayed until January   Booster for Saturn goes to federal space agency

Mid-section Of U.S. Rocker By Earthquake   21) Communities  Hit; Toll Is Light

Vanishin g. Model Talks to Newsmen  Keeler Girl Ends European Chase

Disappearance Stirred British Political Storm  Missing Model Appears In Madrid After Pulling 2nd Vanishing Act

WOULD THE U.N. HELP? Armed Clashes Raise Issue Of Malaysian Tranquility

Armed Clashes In Sarawak On Borneo Border   Raiders Trained In Indonesia

Soviel Blockade  Raises Tension   U.S. Consulting With Allies  Over New Berlin Crisis

More Concert Felt Over Red Convoy Delay  Mificiale Afraid The   Officials Afraid The Incident May Assume Serious Pronortions

Fear Is Expressed Of Plight  Consultations Are  Held by Big Three

United Nations Truce Observers Probe New Flare-Up Between Israel and Syria

2 Multiple Fatalities  At Least Tl Persons Die On State Highways ‘Palm Sunday Weekend

FRONT RUNNERS FOR GOVERNORS — VE  Badeley Waits For Jonas To Move

‘Money Is Returned 50-Cent Coat, Bought at Auction Sale, Yields $1,000

Coat, Coat Whose Got That Coat?   Honesty Reaps Reward in $1,000 Old Coat Case

Kaiser Workers Split a Jackpot   Some 113.3 Million Due To Lose Hour on Sunday

Industry eyes share plan  Kaiser workers’ checks fattened  hv new pnraqram

Business Drinking Creates ‘Half-Man’ Who Operates At Low Speed On Job

Business Drinking More Prevalent in America ‘Among Most Executives

Gov. Connally Fears Incident Wednesday In March At Austin   Lack Of Quorum Halts City Council Meeting

The Party Got Off Ground But Fast Bandages An Asset At FFA Convention

Made ’Em Feel A Little Better Homesick Ohio Boys Treated i\To A Party In K.C. Hospital

Sinatra To Be Questioned By FBI As Father Spends ‘Best Birthday’

With Returned “Son  Papa Sinatra Celebrates Happiest Birthday Ever

Solons Override Bellmon’s Veto Of Power Loss   Bill Would Remove Governor's Authority To Fill State Offices

Area Deaths   are ww wwe seta  FRED EMERY COOPER WAS KINGSL FY RESIDENT

Tripped by Coincidence  CHP Captures Armec Fugitive on S. State   Shades of Captain Bligh-Mutiny on the Hiah Seas

Cooper Gives Crowd Glimpse Into Soul Of Man Hurtling Through Space.

‘Democracy Really Can Compete’  yngress Humbled By Cooper’s Prayer

‘Congressmen Hear. Astronaut Cooper Recites Prayer He Recorded In Orbit.

Chief Justice Westhues Retires  Accepts Appointmen As Commissioner

Eager Elected Chief Justice  Westhues Retires as Judge; Assumes Commissioner Post

U.S. Told War Looms  It Cuba Hit   ‘Blood-and-Thunder Morale Builders,’ Washineton Says

Moscow's Talk of © Supporting Cubans Called Propaganda   Washington Calls Russian Threats ‘Blast and Bluster’

CALLED ‘BLAST... BLUSTER? PROPAGANDA   [el al! a le i ler rian:  U. $. ‘Shrugs Off New Soviet Missile Threat

Blast and Bluster,” Unimpressed U.S. Says of Red Threat  Defense Minister's Warning — Gets the ‘Ho-Hum’ Treatment

Seen As Blast And Bluster   een As Blast And Bluster  U.S. Shrugs Off Red War Threat

Missile Talk Called ‘Blast And Bluster’   * Russian Marshal Had Warned Agains' Attack On Cuba

Reds Warn Of Nuclear War If Cuba Attacked   Called ‘Blast And Bluster’ Propaganda By Sen. Russel]

Blast, Bluster Shrugged Off U.S. Is Firm  World War Threat On Cuba Termed A, 1f...] FP..._§ ate.

Lawmakers Rate Blast Propaganda  Soe Rr   U.S. Planning Future Policy Toward Castro

Red Threat Of Third War lf U.S. Defends Attacks By MIGs Called Bluster

Washington Shrugs Off  Russ Threat Claims of War Branded as Propaganda

U. 5. Unimpressed by Soviet. Threats:   Urey Speech. Believed: Simply to Be Morale Builders

Blast, Bluster Shrugged Off. US. Is Firm   World War Threat On Cuba Termed  As Usual Reaction

Ofticials Shrug Off Red Threat   U.S. Leaders Say Defense Minister's Blast Designed For Russian, Cuban Morale

Called Another Morale Builder: For Cuba, USSR Malinovsky Warns  An Attack On Cuba Would Mean War

Latest Soviet Threat Shrugged Off By U.S.    . Castro Denies Attack On Boat iInsists U.S. Creates Tension

Russia Reaffirms Vow To Protect Cuba  Soviets Blast and Bluster’ Line Shrugged Off By U.S.

U.S. Shrugs Off Russian Missile Flexing as Bluff  Threats Regarded as

Dean Rusk Discounts Threat, Sen. Russell Does Not Believe ‘Russians Are 0 Feet Tall’

Red Marshal Threatens U.S. ‘Blast And Bluster’   ... And More Of Same

Morale Builder for Home, Castro... Washington Views Russian Threat as ‘Blast, Bluster’

OFFICIALS SAY  THREAT IS TO  BUILD MORALE DIRKSEN SAYS TO  GIVE ANSWER TO RUSSIAN LEADERS

Washington Shrugs Off Red Threat  Malinovsky Speech  5, ee a ¢  ree 2

U.S. PLACES BLUSTER TAG ON MARSHAL   Senators Hear Defense Chief Outline Plans

CALLS THREAT PROPAGANDA BLUSTER   Red Official Says Attack On Cuba To Mean War   ~ SEN, RUSSELL   Says American Planes To Shoot Down MIGS That - Attack Yank Ships

The Inside Story   ‘More Russians Than Before Blockade’  Cuban Refugees Tell of Shootings

\Just Like Berlin Wall Havana Airport Shooting Scene ‘Reported By Refugees From Cuba

Refugees from Cuba tell stories of Berlin-wall shooting scene at Havana

Approves Depressed Area Bill  Senate Hands President Part Comeback Victory

Interstate Highway Meeting Set   Senate Votes Additional Depressed Area Funds

Senate Passage Brightens Prospe aw.  -ARA Has ‘Second Chance’ In Senate

Depressed Area lo Get Funds   Senate Hands JFK Chance To Reverse Previous Setback

Democrats Hope House Will Change Mind About Aid to Depressed Areas

Victory for JFK$23.0 Million Aid Kor State Approved  $455 Measure Now Goes to House Which Defeated Tt 2 Weeke Aon   $455 Measure Now Goes to House  Which Defeated It 2 Weeks Ago

Senate Passes Depressed Areas Aid Bill, 65-30  Action Brightens Pros  Action Brightens Pros. pects for ‘Second Chance’ Try In House.

SENATE GIVES $455 MILLION FOR KENNEDY   HOPE TO REVERSE STUNNING SETBACK SUFFERED IN HOUSE

Senate Backs Measure For Depressed Areas   ...Gives Kennedy Chance To Overturn House Defeat

Threatened Educational System  College Board Says Barnett Was Just ‘Playing Politics’

NATO Study Is Scheduled   Government Studies Withdrawa Of Air Units From Viet Nam

Top Leaders Are Deeply Concerned   Officiais Are Trying To Resolve Situation; U.S. Won't Back Down

Rusk Calls Act ‘Very’ Serious  Kohler Sent Back, U.S. Files Protest

Of serious proportions claims Rusk  Kohler expected to launch formal nrateat in Masco

Serious Situation  -- Rusk   Kennedy Keeping Watchful Eve  On Developments

Overall Rise Only 1“ Expert Doubts Steel Hikes To Affect Consumer Prices

Proposes Disarmament Try  Gromyko Gets Conciliatory Before General Assembly

Offers Moscow As Site ‘Gromyko Urges Summit Parley On Disarmament

Bilking of Foundation Of Millions   Ex-Minneapolis Mayor Among Defendants In Long Trial

NO Retiet 15 i Siht For Winter Whipped Northeast  Pe ee   Temperatures In New York State Dip To 27 Below Zero

Frozen East. Lashed Anew by: Icy Gales   Blizzard: Blamed for Fire, Traffic and Boat Deaths

icy Gales Hit Northeast: No Relief In Sight   Blamed For Deaths Caused By Fire, Traffic Accidents, Boating Mishaps

Little Relief Promised From Winters Grip Temperatures Drop  To Record Lows In  Northeastern Areas

Jey Gales Continue in Northeast  Celebrations Curtailed by Storm

Arctic winds continue to lash the Northeast   Howling blizzards hit Britain again

Many Killed By Terrilie Tey Gales, Bitter Cold In New England States

Little Relief ls Promised Through Today   Some New York Temperatures Are 27 Below Zero

RECORD LOWS RECORDED SOME AREAS   Worst Blizzard In Decade Hits Maine Residents

Icy Gale Hovers In East  Record Low   Record Low Temperature In the Area

Northeast Staggers Under Gales   Icy Blasts Cut Down New Year's Eve Revelry

At Least 2,000 Persons Stranded Throughout Maine   ‘Temperatures In New York State Plunge To 27 Below: Power Lines  Toppled By 90-Mile Wind Gusts

No Relief From Cold Is Sighted   Temperatures Set New Low Marks In Some Areas

Winter's Fury   Icy Gales Continue To Lash Northeast As Mercury Hits New Low:

Storms Continue Vicious Assault   Gales Blamed for Multitude Of Disasters in Northeast

Vortheast Still In Icy Grip  Death Rides Gales, Subzero ‘Cold   Northeast Still In Icy Grip

‘Study Voted On Disposal Of Vet Units   Fairfield RIM to Name Committee to Niicnase of Housine   [Funds Also Voted to Buy Land for School Driveway

STUDY VOTED BY FAIRFIELD ON 50 HOMES   RTM Names Panel to Rec: ommend Action of Reef Road Veterans Proiect   $7,500 Appropriated to Buy 1.3-Acre Tract From - Aydubon Seciety

Snow and Ice Handicap....     Kansas Entry Wins Annual Pancake Race With Olney

10 Cubans Tell Of Sea Ficht   U.S. Officials Put Questions To Group Concerning Backers

Why U.S.-Canadion Rift?... Refusal To Take Warheads iLeft ‘Gap’ In Air Defense

Morse Says Gap Left by Canada  Sen. Scott Attacks Kennedy ‘Bumblina’

Hazardous Desert Jour urney Reporter With Algerians Tells of  Fighting for Stretch of Wasteland

Police, FBI Find Body o! Mill Citian  Locked in Trunk ue fan  abt at

French Bid Blocked” ae Tempers Rise As Market Nations Discuss Britain

Icy Gales Keep On In Last; 20 Victims Anda Low of -27   British Weather Cuts Food Stocks

Judge Watkins is Dead At 64  Roving Jurist Had Just Given Speech

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY @   ‘Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

On Inside Pages   In 4th Month of Keign .. .  Pontiff Marking 66th Year

In Fourth Month Of Reign:  Pope Observes 66th Birthday At Vatican

Pope Paul VI Observes His 66th Birthday   Pontiff Contiuues Modern Trend Set By His Predecessor

@  Rinas & Vows MADONNA HARPENAU AND LYNN NUEBEL PLAN AUTUMN vows

Rinas & Vows  MADONNA HARPENAU AND LYNN NUEBEL PLAN ALITLIMN VOWS

Washington Window Deadly Political Strategy  Used Against Goldwater

Miller is new administrato1  Former Beatrice man elevated at University

Poll Indicates... State Lawmakers  To Take Action On  Reapportionment

Raises problems, but he doesn’t oppose it  Steelworkers head discusses automation

STALEY’S CRITIC YIELDS   Not Against Automation but ‘for’ Finding Jobs

Early Start Hoped For .. . Air Force To Develop Orbital Space Station

USA Space Station Development To Start Soo  USAF Planning ‘Space Patrol’

Slain Children Buried —  Fail to Find Woman’s Body in Private Lake

 Search Staged For Mother  'Bodies Found In Tank  Buried In Tennessee

DISORDER IS BRIEF   Mobile Quiet As 2 Negroes Sign Rolls   Mother Is Sought In Lake

President Has Odd Itinerary For ‘Non-Political’ 11-State Tour   Rusk, Dobrynin Hold Cordial Talk

Communist Confidence ls Growing   Armed Troops Block Student Demonstrations

Iwin Offensive Fails To Hold, Loyalists Say  U.S. Observers Fail To Agree With Reports

Show Growing Confidence... Viet Cong Guerillas Strike Two Capitals

No Quota, Highway Chief Says   Marshall Denies Retraining Courses Designed to Punish Patrolman for Few Arrests

Blast Blows Mother Out Of Trailer   But She Rushes Back In To Rescue Her Baby

Juveniles Held  In Birmingham  Hundreds Arrested In Racial Protest

Judge Refuses Bond for Younc Race Paraders   Second Offenders Will Stay in Jail

Hundreds of Children Among 600-700 Persons Arrested in Antiseareaation Drive

HUNDREDS OF NEGROES ARRESTED   Court Sets $500 Bond For First Offenders; Skipped School To March On City Hall.

OF NEGROES ARRESTED   Court Sets $560 Bond For First Offenders; Skipped School To March On City Hall,

Birmingham Strife Still Growing  Many Children Among 700  Arrested in Demonstrations

Children Are: a In-Connet! 1 Integration el       tenia hie, Rian: te ain al Matching) 815° Vesuneataea fdatad,

‘NATO Forces To Compute Basis Of Military Structure  15 Nations To Use McNamara Method  In Proiectina Precent Future Needc

Step Up Pace of Moscow  Nuelear Talks   Reported Moving Near Partial Test Ban

Soviet Paet Call Clouds  Conference   Optimism Reigus Al Moscow Talks To Remove Threat

Non- Aggression Pact Bid May Tie Up Parley   Larly Optimism at Test Talks Tempered by Possibility of Red Maneuver.

No-Agaression Pact Could Be Hindrance   Diplomats See No Reason For Treaty Failure

Reports Say Progress Being Made   Fear Russian Calls For Non-Agression Pact Mav Hinder Conference

Poison In Iflinois River... Chemists Find Cyanide In City’s Water Supply

Can't Reach Agreement, Peking Says Ideological Talks Between China, Russia Seen Near Ena

Red Talks Continue In Failure   Red Chinese Admit Moscow Meeting “a flop,” Likely To End Before Monday

Break May Speed East-West Accord  Chinese View. Moscow Meeting BReothire With Woany Hearts?

Talks Are Flop, Chinese Claim  Silence Is Broken By Red China Friday

Reds Admit Unity Talks Are Failure   Eapect Negolialions To End Shortly; East-West Nuclear Ban Talks Scheduled

RED CHINESE TAG MOSCOW PARLEY FLOP   Efforts To Settle Rift Seen Ending, Probably Sunday

Sino-Soviet Unity Talks Nearing End   Chinese Claim Theyre Trying To Avoid Split

U.N. Delays Debate Until  Group Report   Red Charges U.S. Gunboat Diplomacy Factor In Troubles

Barry Attacks Kennedy Clan In Boston   Urges Conservatives In East, South To Rally ‘Round

Cites Desire To Perpetuate  Goldwater Calls On Demos To Stop JFK Kingship Aim

GOLDWATER INVADES KENNEDY STRONGHOLE   Democratic Conservatives Urged To Rally Around Republican Colors

PUBLIC INN, Y, CLAMORS FOR NEWSPAPERS   Broadway Dealer Says “Can’t Get Enough” Copies Of Post   TALKS CONTINUED   FOR OTHER PAPERS

Annual Preview For State Press  Guests Will Tour Grounds, Hold Buffet Dinner Later

WORLD NEWS ~Somalians Riot at Embassies In Protest Over Border Clast

Dr, Eugene C. Blake: Kennedy Dispelled Fear of Roman Catholic President

JFK Erased Catholic Fear. Minister Savs  Leading Protestant Delivers Eulogy At Church Assembly

Good Mornine   IN WAKE OF REVOLT  U.S. Breaks Ties With Honduras

Council Concern  Is Laity   Catholies Talk On Lay Methods To Aid Churches

Kathryn Shockley Named Miss DHS; Brenda Martin Is First Runner- -Up -

They're "Just Plain Scared” ©   As Vicious Double Murder Goes Unsolved

Life’s End   ALBERT RIEDIGER, 77,  RETIRED LINCOLN TWP.  FARMER, IS DEAD Funeral Thursday  Rs @*°. ... gab, _

- Life’s End MRS. ELVA CRADIT, 78,  RITES SET THURSDAY -AT-SIOUX CITY.

Life’s End  ALBERT RIEDIGER, 77, RETIRED LINCOLN TWP. FARMER, IS DEAD  Funeral Thursday At Sloux City

Life’s End   ALBERT RIEDIGER, 77, RETIRED LINCOLN: TWP. FARMER, !S DEAD  Funeral Thursday

Pickets Return To Hospital Site  Act in Defiance of Cleravmen’s Truce

Pickets Up Again At Hospital Site   Defy Truce Proclaimed By Negro Clergymen

Pickets Back At New York Building Site   Defy Truce Called Afte: : {Conference fr With Rockefeller -

Provo Woman Named Clyde Completes Special School Study Committee

To Explore Other Areas With Soviet Peking, Moseow Split Worsenus

Stage Is Set For Signing  A-Test Pact   Ceremony Is Today  As Discord Grows Between Nik, Chins

Nuclear Pact Precedes Talks With Kremlin.  U Thant To Witnes  Gianitna In Adnecenw:   U Thant To Witness Signing In Moscow; May Offer Proposal -

Cautious Hopes Arise As Signing Draws Near   Nikita Staging Show For Signing of Pact

Where Will Valachi Be Safe After Mobster Stops Talking?   Dilemma!

Guaraed_ From Vengeance  Govt. Ponders Where 7 To Hide Mobster Valachi After He Stops Talking 

Safe From Vengeance  Government Has Problem.  Which Jail for Valachi

New Dilemma For U. S. Officials  Valachi Must Be Hidden ~ Awter Talking, But Where?

TOO MANY ‘CELEBRITIES’ READY TO KILL HIM  Finding Prison Hideout For Valachi Worries Officials

Big 3 Agree In Principle   Valachi Poses Dilemma For U.S.   - Lael - -” Lol a Lol nm fa!  Where Will Thug Be Hidden After He Stops Talking?

-Valachi Poses Big Security Problem For US   Where To Put Him After Testimony?

Hiding Valachi ls Big Problem  Eaderal Officiale   Federal Officials Looking for Place

Safety Feeder Cattle Sale : roblen Prices, Number Pen   Valachi. Safety Poses Problem

Talkative Mobster Poses Problem for Federal Officials   aikative Mioposter roses rroblem tor Federal Utticials  Where Is Haven for Valachi?

Hiding Valachils ABig Problem for Bureau of Prisons   Many Federal Prisons Hold Men Who Want te Sea Witness Killed

ew Dilemma For  Where will Tha Hide Valachi For Remainder Of His Life?

Babcock Blasts U.S. Attorney's Report on Oil Industry Control   Federal Encroachment

Center Oi  Storm Moves Fastwarc  illinois, Jadiine, Ohio Ice-Cadted As Traffic Snarls Up

ROADS TREACHEROUS   Snow, Freezing Rain Whip Across Midwest And East

Expect End to Speculation in Sugar Market   Big New Delivery Commitments  Made to U.S.

Speculative Bubble Due To Burst   Delivery Commitments Exceed 1962 Supply; Two Probes Ordered

INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY   Sugar Bubble May Burst, Official Says   New Delivery Commitments Received by U.S.

To See If Speculators Responsible  Senate to Look Into Soaring Sugar Price

INSIDE  THE LIMA NEWS   Sugar Supply To Increase; Price Skyrocket To Fizzle

U.S. Agency Sees Lower Sugar ‘Price   Expected:Sup plies May ‘Burst Bubble’

Senate Pays Its Homage To Kennedy   Session Reserved For Tributes to Assassinated Chief

FIVE-STORY PEORIA HOTEL BURNS; 2 DIE   More Than 100 Patrons Routed From Old Landmark, 5 Hospitalized; Nearby Motel Threatened.

TWO KILLED IN FIRE AT PEORIA   GUESTS ROUTED AS OLD HOTEL BUILDING BURNS

Today   Aroand the State .. Around the Nation . . Around the World . .

‘Its’ May Delay Legislature's Adjournment  Appropriations Bill, Industrial Measure

Special Session On Tax Reforms ls Set Sept. 11  - Governor, Lawmaker _ Are Agreed on Date

Roman Catholic Ottticials Say Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools Save American Taxpayers More Than $25 Billion a Year

‘Parochials  a lower taxes Saving taxpayers over $2.5 billion a year says NCWC

ceranentnaamnn beh on  Italian Parliament Ousted: National Election Awaited

Birmingham (Turn to Page 2)   Racial Intermarriage Is Wrone, Truman Says

Property Loss Said Tremendous   All Communications Cut Ott With Area; Same Coast Hit in 1960

1000 Are Feared Dead as Vicious Cyclone Smashes East Pakistan Coast

t   Coastal Tragedy  Cyclone Smashes  Into Pakistan Coast: Death Toll Is Set At 1 000 

Negroes Return In Small Groups For Registering  — Others Lining Up  For Surplus Food

SAC Is Sending Nuclear Bomber Flights to Spain   Base Agreement Is Signed in N.Y.

Flights called training operations  Fast, long range bombers fly to Spain

MISSILE FORCES LEAVE TURKEY   ANTIQUE JUPITER WEAPONS IN ITALY ALSO ON WAY OUT

Jupiter Rocket Called Anfique  Turkey, Italy Seen Losing Missile

Nato relying on the Polaris   Jupiter rockets destined to be pulled from bases

Jupiters Become Antiques in Four Years  US Withdraws Missiles From Turkey And Italy

Behind the Scenes Negotiations  Jupiter Missiles May Be Cut From Turkey, Italy

They’ re Obsolete —  —US.To Remove Missiles - From Turkey And Italy

U.S. Missiles Now In Italy and Turkey May Be Pulled Out   British Rocket Force Is Also Out of Date: To Depend on Polaris,

‘Jupiter’ Units in Turkey, Italy  lo Be Removed  Allies Will Rely On Polaris Subs For Defense Job

One Car Carried High Explosive... Santa Fe Train Derailed: Escorting Soldier Injured

Carload Of High Explosives Among 31 Derailed Cars   Guards Are Posted Around ‘Hot Box’  Near Lewie Kaneae

US. Efforts Pushed for Rail Peace  Mediation Continues on Work  Rules

Both Sides Meet With U.S. Team  , ns . ir te   Congress To Get JFK's Proposed Lecislation Monday.

New Push Made in Rail Situation   Wirtz Renews Effort To Forestall Strike

DEADLOCK GETS ATTENTION OF WIRTZ, KENNEDY   PRESIDENT PLANS TO USE CONGRESS IN FINAL EFFORT

JFK Prepares Recommendations     Push Last-Ditch Efforts To Break Rail Deadlock

Final Talks In Railroad  Crisis Held   Mediators Press Efforts To Break Longthy Deadlock

Reopen Negotiations With Unions in Attempt to Halt Threatened Strike

Nhere lotind!lt   (S WEDIITORS CONTINUE TALKS  JFK Readies Rail Measure

Seek Accord Before JFK, Congress Act   U.S. Panel Sees Hope of Ending Stalemate Soon

Kennedy Shape: Proposals for Railroad Peace   Congress To Get Recommendations

Rail Deadlock Efforts Pushed  President Prepares To Seek Legislation

Gpen ‘Negotiations On 0.5. Hatiroads  Push Efforts To Evade Strike

Wirtz Intensifies Rail Negotiations  Sunday Sessions Slated With  Tinwan  padare an ? Ohhetaponc

Mediators Fight To Crack Rail Talk Deadlock  _ Kennedy Works On Spiel To Congress As Deadline Nears

Rail Situation Efforts Increase  Wirtz Meets While President Works On Action Plans

Last-Ditch Effort Made To Settle Dispute   Wirtz Re-Opens Railroad Talks

Mediators Push For Settlement In Rail Dispute  mane Baadsa   Kennedy Readies Proposal to Halt Threatened Strike

IN RAIL DISPUTE   IN RAIL DISPUTE  Mediators Make Last-Ditch Push

Wirtz Opens Rail Talks on Top Problems   Special Message to Conaress Readiec

‘On Threatened Rail Strike  JFK's Recommendation To Congress on Monday

During Election Year jScranton Accuses Lawrence \Of Overspending on Road

Borr rowing Necessary  Scranton Blames Road Fund Shortage On High Spending By Lawrence

Scranton ‘Says Lawrence Overspent State Highway Funds in Election Year

Immediate Denial Fired Back:  Scranton Blames Predecessor For Highway Funds Depletion

-voking Quick Denial .. . Scranton Says Democrat  Roads Outlay Political

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Highway Dept. Executives to Attend Seminar

Road Death Toll Breaks July 4 Mark   Two Records Fall As Fatalities On Holiday Hit 575

Holiday Count Hits 5385 Mark   Safety Officials Now Predict Grisly Total of 575 Deaths

Drownings Claim 65 Lives. . .  2 Grisly Records Set As Road Toli Mounts

Fatality Toll Moves Past — 1962 Record; Fear Final Total May Be Summer High

Koreans slain responsible for ambush  Ballistic tests prove guns used in killings

Results Of Ballisties Tests Revealed; New Firing Hits   NONE HURT

Four Breakins a Prescolt Stores  Robberies Found  Rye BDanar Marriore

King Leads Group Meeting With Kennedy   Bobby Recommends Negro Policemen In Birmingham

'o restore communications Kennedy meets with seven Negro leaders

JFK To Make Personal Bid In Race Strife  Meeting Set With Business Leaders On Desegregation

75 Southern Leaders Get Kennedy Bid  President to Talk  With Business  t Wee ce geee ce eo MPSSo ned] ow

White House: pe  Persuasion To Be Racial Strife Tool  Kenitiedy to Meet 75-100 Business T eadere in Santh

 $848 Million for 10 Years  U.S. Senate Votes Mental Health Funds

Senate Votes MR Funds   Bill Authorizes $84é Million to Attack Mental Illness

$848 Million Authorized  Senate Passes Bill to Aid Mentally Ill and Retarded

White House Quiet About King’s Idea   Senate Passes Kennedy Mental Health Measure

Senate Proposal to Cut $700 Million Off Foreign Aid Calls For Overhaul   U.S. Getting Impatient With Allies’ Criticism Of Military Policies

py eoue pegins MOnaday e 6 ik Senate Proposals Threaten  JEIC’s Foreign Aid Program

Foreign Aid Faces Slash  In Congress   Senate Proposals May Force Major Overhaul By 1965

K ¥K KO OUCKeOCUCKKGUCKRKUCUC KOUCHNER  Fi ire Sweeps Tanker After Crash With Freighter; 95 Men Injured

5 Injured As Crash Sets Tanker Afire  Norway Freighter Involved; Flames Subdued By Foam

Vessels Locked In Fiery Grasp After Collision   Freighter, Tanker Run Together In Haze Off Cape Coc

Coast Guard rescues both crews  Freighter and coastal tanker collide in foa

2 Ships Collide.  5 Seamen Hurt  Fire Rages As Freighter Locks With Oi Tanker

Fire Sweeps Tanker In Collision With Freighter At Canal Entrance

‘Ships. Locked . Together   Vessels Collide Off Cape; Tanker Burns for 4 Hours

Malaysia _ OKs Japan Mediatio                 -. Premier to  -Address!

Navy Pays Homage To Thresher Crew   SUNK IN MUD?  Admiral Thinks Sub Will Remain Mystery

Full Mystery Of Thresher Loss Probed   Navy Gives Up Ship As Lost To End  Rumors, Speculations

Denies Rumors Men May Be Alive In Vessel   Board of Inquiry Begins Probe Into Tragic Disaster

PUSH SEARCH FOR CAUSE OF TRAGEDY   Korth Attempts To Still Rumors About Disaster

Mystery Package Brought From Scene Of Sinking  Navy Probes Sub Loss

Stull Rumors Of Crew Being Alive  Doubt Mystery Of Thresher’s Loss Will Ever Be Learned

[Inquiry board probes cause of disaster  Navy pays solemn homage to 129 lost

Deep-Diving Craft Readied For Search  Fate Of Thresher On Sea Bottom Mav Be Mystery

What Went Wrong May Never Be Known   Diggs’ Clarksdale Host Target Of Molotov Bomk

Navy Sifts Facts on  Sub Loss   (Related Stories and Pictures on Pages 5,.15 and 38)

NO CHANCE 129 ALIVE ON BOTTOM  Little Hope Held For Solving Sub Mystery

Act to still rumors any of 129 still alive   ‘The Search’—Page 2

Navy Has Scant Hope of Solving Mystery of Sub  Officials Act to. Put  cC.A an Craeiilianstian

Navy Seeks Sub’s Loss Cause, Honors 129 Dead   ! 7 Probe Resumes In Secret; Court Gees To Portsmouth

Urges Restraint   cents Up Ship As Lost With 129 Scant Hope Held Of Ever Solving A-Sub’s Disaster

‘Mrs. Belle Rosie Bly. 99, Dies in Moberly   Navy Pays Homage To Crew of Thresher

Navy Has Scant Hope Ever Finding Out What Happened To Submarine   Court Of Inquiry Resumes Its Probe Behind Closed Doors

Discount hope of solving puzzle of worst US submarine disaster   Can't be raised   None alive

Navy Pays Homage To Its Men Lost in Sunken Submarine   Court of Inquiry ts In Progress to Find What Caused Disaster.

Pay Tributeto.. Sailorsof Sub: Thresher Today  Brief Cer remony Held AtSub’s

VAVY INQUIRY OPENS  Skipper Called Sub Seaworthy   OFFICER TESTIFIFS

Sinking remains mystery,   Navy holds scant hope of solving‘sea disaster

CALLED WORST UNDERSEA DISASTER   Report No Possibility 129 Crew Members Survived   Research Craft Being Prepared To Probe For Nuclear Submarine

129 Died Aboard USS Thresher — Navy May Never Solve Mystery of Sub Disaster

Sunken Sub Shields Its Tragic Mystery   We'll Never Know What Happened

 —FLAGS AT HALF-STAFF— Navy Pays Honor fo Crew Lost Aboard I-Fated Sub

Navy Court Hears Testimony That Submarine Skipper Considered Shin Completely Sound

Korth Acts To Subdue  Speculation   Secretary Sees No Possibility There Micht Be Survivors

Navy Begins Inquiry Into Sea Tragedy   “Will Never Know What Happened,” Admiral Asserts

lay Never Solve Mystery urrounding Loss of Sub      Ship Officially ‘Lost’; Navy Launches Inquiry; Deep-Divinge Research Craft to Seek Clues to Disaster   Bits of Cork, Gloves Rise to Surface: Navy Mourns Tragic Loss; Echo Gear Locates Wreck

Hope Slight OnLearning Entire Story   Court Is Convened In Groton, Conn., To Study Available Data

Chances Of Unraveling About Nil   Depth Alone Ends Hope Of Any Surviving

VMPC AFENMHODLOCF bbb sh LWh Yurer y ee  Navy Pays Homage To Thresher Crew

Extensive Inquiry Begun to Gain All Possible Details About Thresher Disaster

Final Tribute To 129 Victims Offered at Base  Admiral Believes ‘Thresher’ Sinkinc

Sad Nation Pays Homage to 129 Dead; Navy Probes for Cause, Hunts for Hull

Federal Units Moved Near Birmingham  Troops Will Go Into City If New:  Vialanee Frunte

“Pough Vony’ Dies:  Anthony Anastasio, Brooklyn Waterfront Overlord, Succumbs

Withdrew from world Lawyer who became recluse when FDR beat Hoover, dies

Negroes Stage Protest In Fatal Shooting  100 Policemen Needed To Quell Demonstrators

WASHINGTON — President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. EST Thursday.

Shooting of Suspected Thief Sets Off Racial Rioting in Philadelphia

MS veathe rvane  YESTERDAY   Youngstown Jury Indicts 8 In Gambling

Jury Brings 8 Gambling  Indictments   Law Enforcement Officers Rapped By Mahoning Panel

NASA Closes Mercury  Project For Gemini Try   More Advanced Program Next Step Towar« Moon: Schedule Laid Out In Three Steps

NASA Abandons Mercury Flights For Moon Plans   Gemini, Apollo Projects Given  Full Speed Ahead

Democrats Cross-file in Jud geship Race...  Voting Seen Light On State Level

Kennedy Made Freeman of Cork   Negroes Gain Study Of Beloit Complaints

Negro Rally Brings  Promises in Beloit  Rev. A. D. King Leads Small But Persistent Protest Crowd

Passage By House Expected   Money Earmarked For State-Aided Inctitutions

2 YOUNGSTERS DIE IN FIRE  Polio-Crippled Mother Tries to Save Children

Kennedy Offers 5-Point Plan To Curb City Racial Tension   Mayor Presents Wassenberg Award At National Peony Show

. Wants ‘Peaceful Revolution’ Mayors Support Kennedy In 5-Point Race Program

Kennedy Makes Strong Plea for Negroes Key Mayors Promise Fight to Reduce Racial Tensions

Mayors Weigh Kennedy Call For Steps To Bring Easing of Racial Tensions

Urges Program To Cut Down Racial Tension   Mayors Pledge Cooperation

Mayors See Support On JFK Appeal   President Urges Five-Point Plan To Remove Bias

o-Foimnt rrogram Pushed  Mayors Promise Kennedy Rights Proposals Fight   Court To Air Cases Of Reapportionment

Five-Point Plan Given for Cities   Real Challenge, Wagner Asserts

Several Mayors 4 Medge To See JFK’s Racial Precqae—e ram Through

President Sets Eye-Popping Record For Spending The Tax-Payer’s Dollar

Here is a review of the news of Mt. Vernon and vicinity from the files of The Register-News.   JANUARY.

1963 Kit Vernon News Highlights      Here is a review - of the 1 news of Mt, Vernon and vicinity from the files of The Register-News.

IN UNOFFICIAL RETURNS  South Korea Strong Man Park Emerges Victor In Election

PRESIDENT'S IMPROMPTU TOUR GIVEN REPORTERS MARS MRS. JOHNSON’S DAY

27 Hungry Relatives Wait Dinner While Johnson Tarries With Press

‘Men!’ (Even the President Tries Soul of a Housewife, Parades Guests Through House)

Not Likely Any Cowboys on Mars; Maybe Cactus Plants, Expert Says

Threat of War in Hispaniola Ebbs  Dominican Republic Ie Claiming Victory

Dominicans Herald Victory...  Caribbean War Threat Recedes Today

War Threats Recede In Caribbean Haiti Bows To Dominican Ultimatum

Haiti Removes Its Guards On Embassy   War Fears Lessen As Haiti Promises “Diplomatic Security

Dominican Claims Victory  War Peril Eased As Haiti Removes Embassy Guards

Threat Of War Ebbs On Island   Dominican Republic Claims ‘Victory’ In Row With Haiti

Guards Quit Dominican Embassy   Santo Domingo - Claims Victovy ry In Arcument

Guards Removed From Embassy in  Port au Prince  Troops Still Held on Alert at Border; Peace Mission Due in Santo Domingo Today.

War Fear Said To Be Receding   Dominican Republic Claims Bloodless Victory Over Haiti

Haiti Pulls Troops Out Of Embassy   Bosch Satisfied With Withdrawal At Port Au Prince

Dominicans Claim Victory over Dictator; Inter-American Mediators Fiy to island

TOP OFFICIAL SAYS IT EASES TALK OF WAR   ‘Both Nations Located On Small Island In  The Caribbean   PEACE COMMISSION HURRIES TO AREA

Haitian Action Seen Triumph 8u Dominican   Guards’ Withdrawal   Guards’ Withdrawal From Embassy Said ‘To Be Turning Point

Dominican Radic Claims Triumph In Haiti Dispute  Haitian Guards Are Withdrawn From Neighbor’s Embassy

Caribbean War Threat About Over   Dominicans Say Dignity Preserved

Dominicans Claim They Won Feud  r Haitians Agree   Haitians Agree To Remove Guard ~ Fram Embas     "

Haitian Guards Removed  War Threats Recede As Dominicans Claim Bloodless Victory

War Threat Recedes As Haiti Bows   Dominican Radio Claims Victory, Dictator Rapped

State Total Now 812  Holiday Weekend Traffic Kills Ten   Nation’s Highway Deaths Hit Record

Traffic Mishaps Fatal to 11 More  State’s 1963 Toll Increased to 812

Was Wrong On City In  Connecticut   Respected Business Man By Coincident Bears Thug’s Name

Resumes Story Of Syndicate  Valachi Corrects Mistake In Crime Figure Identity

Solons Told Wrong City Was Listed   Slayer’s Address Incorrect, Former Mobster Asserts

VALACHI SPILLS TO CRIME PROBE Inner Workings of Cosa Nostra Told

Right Name, Wrong Town, Valachi Says   Underworld Turncoat Corrects Testimony  In Senate Hearinas

‘Favors Stricter Laws Scranton Starts to Work o1  ‘Mine Bill After Aerial Tour

Maryland Police Ask Martial Law.   Martin Luther King Spurs Jail-F illing In Danville   Dummy Rockets Kill Two In Control Bunker

Maryland Police Ask Martial Law   Dummy Rockets Kill Two In Control Bunker

6 Hurt In Maryland Flareup  Guard May Be Used To Quell Race Riots

Huntingdon’s Low Rent Housing Plan Ineludes 84 Units   See Sketch Of Honsing Proiect Site—-Page 2

Sleuth Job Shifted on Crisis Eve   Switch of Sky-Scout Burden from CIA To SAC Told

Inside...   Plea For Parley:   Picea for rarey.  Morocco Stops Algerian Forces Seeks Meeting Of Unity Group

Algerian Move Reduces Hopes For Settlement  Top Diplomat Sent te U.N. Instead of Con:   Top Diplomat Sent to U.N. Instead of Con: tinuing Talks With  Morocco.

Widow Visits at Midnight Eternal Flame Maintains  Vigil Over Slain Chief

Today's Journal Helps You   Fragile Flowers Are Widow's Midnight Gift

Midnight Gift from Sorrowing Widow Flowers Placed on Kennedy Grave

Publishers Make Guild ‘Final and Last Offer’   Railroads, Unions Remain Deadlocked

en Guild to Vote  On Contract Bid Monday  Publishers Offer Compensations to Extend Expiration

Printers Vote To Continue Their Strike   Hopes Dimmed for Publication of Dailies This Week

Second Union Okays Pact in Paper Strike   Stereotypers Accept Contract; Guild Weichs Offer

Today   Around the State . Aroand the Nation . Around the World .

Printers Reject Contract Terms  In N.Y. Strike   Vote to Continue Shutdown of Eight Daily Newspapers

Papers Give Guild ‘Final’ Offer Publishers, Stereotypers Announce Pact in New York

Printers Vote To Continue Paper Strike   Hopes Dimmed of Getting 8 New York Dailies Back On Streets This Week

News Strikes Continue In NY, Cleveland Prin ters Reject. Contract Terms

Close Vote Continues  News Strike   @ nits Ch... 2.   Split Seen in Printers’ Ranks In Stormy Meet

Atomic Force Talks Shelved By Leaders   Military Aid For India Also Discussed

Test Talks Discussed In England Two Leaders  Reach Accord On Strateey

OSU Professor Balks at First During Inquiry   Says J. Howard, Colston Involved

ALL LANCASTER FAMILY MEMBERS GATHER FOR  me mer wise Clare 165AR

Mysterious Activities Unexplained   Blast Partly Destroys Giant Dynamite Plant

~~ Rundown On General Assembly , House Due To Act Today On Safety Seat Belt Bill -

Jackie Gives Birth To Son   President Misses Big Event Again;  Baby Premature

Child Is Born Prematurely . AF Hospital  President Flying to  Cape Cod to Join Wife

President Races Stork  First Lady Is Rushed To Air Base Hospital

Kush 10 hospifai Jackie Arrives On Time But Stork Beats President

Son Born to Kennedys in AFB Suite   Jackie Rushed to Hospital From Hyannis Port

Selore Fresident Arrives  First Lady Gives Birth To Third Child — A Son

President Loses  Race With Stork   Premature Baby Born at Air Force Hospital: Both Well

First Lady Is Rushed To Hospital The President  Dashes to Her Side

President's Wife Gives Birth to Boy   President’s New Son Develops Respiratory Ailment After Being Born Premature by About 52 Weeks

Mrs. Kennedy Enters Hospital At Otis Air Base  President Called, . Takes Helicopter.

Temperature Chart   Baby Born 5!/2 Weeks Early By Caesarean Section At AF Base

White House Says Mother and Child In Good Condition   Baby Is Born At Hospital At Otis Air Base”

Infant developes respiratory ailment  Son, 4 pounds, 102 ounces, born prematurely to JFK's

:Expecting 3rd Child: !  First Lady Is Rushed To Air Base Hospital

a a a ta ae” a)  It’s A Boy--President’s Third Child Born.  +e 8 8

SECOND SON OF FIRST FAMILY UNDER OXYGEN  PRESIDENT FAILS TO ARRIVE PRIOR

President Gets Unexpected Call  STORK?  Decwecie Olscinbieaal Tim: Mihm

Kennedys Newborn Son Is Treated For Respiratory Ailment   SENATE GETS TREATY TODAY Twenty-Six Nations Will Sign Test Ban Pact In Washington

President Flying To Join Her   No Details  On Early Admittance For Third Child

Jackie Rushed To Hospital, President Races To Her Side      U.S. Carefully Guarding Him  Stool Pigeon Valachi Living Dead Man To The Underworld

First Lady In Hospital At Otis AB   Flown There Because Time Was Pressing; — Dad Late Again

Infant Has Difficulty Breathing   President Visits Premature Baby In Boston Hospital

w% BULLETIN* Kennedys Have Nev Son; Born At Otis Air Force Hospital

Jackie Rushed To Hospital; JFK Scurries To Her Side   OTIS AFB, Mass. (UPI) — Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of the President, gave birth today to a four-pound 10/2 ounce boy at the Otis Air Force Base hospital.

John, Jr., Was Premature =  Jackie Taken To Hospital, Kennedy Flies To Hyannis

Wives DIrtn To third cniida  Mrs. Kennedy has son at Otis AFB Hospital

Birth Comes Prematurely   JFK Flies To Hyannis On Emergency Call

Child Has Respiratory Ailment Premature Son Born  To President, Wife

Stork Arrives! Third Child For Kennedys; Jackie Gives Birth To Son

Jackie Kennedy Has A Boy, 4 Pounds, 10 Ounces; Both in Good Condition

NEW NEGOTIATOR TO REPRESENT U. S.  Early Settlement Of Arms Issue Unlikely

Nikita Visit May Widen China Split   Disarmament Stalemate  Changes Said Doubtful

o Break Seen —     18-Nation East-West Talks. On Disarming Deadlocked; Press Inspection Demands

16 Cuba Raiders Jailed   Second Attack Boat Prowling Caribbean Awaiting Opportunity

KENNEDY MAY TAKE ACTION IN WALKOUT   Dock Strike Costing $26Million Daily; 500 Ships Idled

Kennedy May Act In Dock Walkout  Will Be Required to  Danarkt tn f annrace

Kennedy May Intervene In Dock Strike  Action Hinges On Labor-Industry TIL Pay a

HINT IS GIVEN IKK MAY ACT IN ARK TIE   Wirtz’ Aide Gives ‘Warn. ing’ If Issues Aren't Narrower] Today   RAPS BOTH SIDES   Says Positions Unrealis tic, Must Be Modified Qohefantially.

Drought May Be Factor In Wheat Plan Outcome   Special From  Pearson

GAS STATION ATTENDANT — SHOT DOWN   Youth Wearing Glasses Suspected Of Robbing Carbondale Cafe Of $500 And Du Quoin Slaying.

GAS STATION ATTENDANT IS SHOT 3 TIMES  POLICE HERE ARE AL ECRTON Tn t nny   POLICE HERE ARE ALERTED TO LOOK FOR YOUNG MAN

State Government, Conservancy Join  In New Park Play   Relocation Of Road, Motel, Service Center, Sewage And Water Systems Included

So Complains Senator To The FDA Frozen Cherry Pie Package Pictures Pretty And Loaded With Cherries ( But Few Inside )

For Nomination Rac~  October. Seen As Date For Rockefeller Plunge

Toy Fund Today   nN TT TN Cire   Boy Friend Tells Of Threatening Notes  ‘Murdered Actress Warned

AT SENATE HEARING  McNamara Says Military Wont Be Used For Racial Reforms

Oil-Gas Convention Concludes i wgte ° ‘Today After Officers Election

Rolvaag Is the Winner  GOP Rival Gives Up In Minnesota Governor Race

Sentencing Delayed Pending Appeal Judges Find Zantzinger Guilty Of Manslaughter

MAKES ICY HIKE IN 17 HOURS     Atty. Gen. Kennedy Beats Aides tn 50-Mile Jaunt

Ohio Assembly May Adjourn By Mid-June   ‘Must’ Legislation May Clear House In Another Three Weeks

Legislature W indup Due In Mid-June   Tempo of Assembly Action Indicates Big Push in Next Weeks

WEATHER FORECAST   ARMORY BRICKS GO UP   Rusk, Home Hold Talks   Viet Nam News Restrictions Assailed By Solon Committee

Rusk, Home Discuss Mutual Problems Before Meeting Gromyko for Dinner

Rusk and Hume Air Colonialism  To Join Gromkyo At Dinner Tonight

To Triple Output of Chemicals   Unfolds 7-Year Setup To Improve Life Of Millions

Plans Given by Khrushchev for Big Farm Leap   Places Accent on Fertilizer Plants

Never Will Russia Export Grain, Let People Starve  Khrushchev Unfolds Program For Better Life For Millions

Sub Disaster ResultedFrom Bursting Pipe   Naval Officer Gives Opinion On U. S. Tragedy

Construction Of ‘Lavish Buildings, Unnecessarily Large Gymnasiums’ Banned By Education Commission

School Commission Policy Opposes 'Unnecessarily Large Gymnasiums’

Air Force Sergeant  Arrested  Kanes Theft   Faces Theft Charge In Meore Case

Search Continues for Two Little Girls Who Vanished Five Days Aqo

Traffic Carnage Heads for Record   State Records Four Holiday Fatalities

Vow to End Job Bias  JFK Gets Labor Pledge To Back Rights Program

New projects at Story City   JFK gets support Organized labor pledged to fight job discrimination

300 Union Leaders Give Word to JFK   peaks to Republican Leaders  Eisenhower Heaps Scorn on Kennedy

NEGROLABOR APPEAL GETS MEANY’S NOD   Union Chief Given No-Discrimination Request By JFK

Labor Pledges Fight Against Job Bias   Mac Weathers Cabinet Crisis   JFK to Speak At Charleston

President Seeks Support of Plans For Negro Jobs  AFL-CIO Chiefs Attend Session At White House

- 2 VEU  ~~ < *HUPSGay’s meeting, with  The car was a total heb. IN MEETING WITH PRESIDENT   Labor Leaders Pledge To End Discriminatior

In Job Discrimination Drive  Support of Unions Sought by Kennedy

JFK Asks Labor’s Support  ‘Against Job Discrimination   Senate Votes Next Week On Big Ohio Money Bill

Unions To Fight Discrimination  JFK's Plea On Work Riahts Is Heeded

Exce Except Red China And France  World Heralds Agreement As A Step Toward Peace

Only France, Red China Fail To Laud Treaty— Ban Seen immensely Heartening In World

Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Wins A Welcome Around The World      Seen Step On Long Road Toward Disarmament, International Trust

Reaction:   World Welcomes Good News, Hopes New Steps Are Planned

i France, Red China Only Holdouts  ‘Nuclear Test Ban ee Cheered by Most of World

Wave of Labor Unrest Shows Sians of Ending   Government Expected to Block Scheduled Walkout by Boeing Machinists,  we.. turrroaowrwrarne nmrmmrenm

Nickel Plate Mercer Is Recommended  Examiner Would Joi  Road With Norfolk   Examiner Would Joir Road With Norfolk And Western Line

Partly Cloudy   Says Diem’s Brother  Vietnamese Have ‘Lost  Confidence’ in America

Repeats Charges  Diem Advisor Says Vietnamese Have Lost 'Confidence In U; S..

VIETNAMESE PEOPLE... : g : “ “Have lost confidence in United States

US Has Lost Face, Nhu Tells World   New Attitude Not Understood By Viet Leader

Patrol Disrupted By Moving Day   Agency Goes Into Its New Headquarters.

Traffic Toll for Holiday a Record Pace   Deaths Reach 97; Calif. Far Ahead With 21 Fatalities

FINAL EDITION   Valachi Unveils Ritual of Crime   Conptete Vatachl Covecago, Pago 7A

Near Columbus base U. S. funds uncertainty causes school to close

PCrmaguvr tui  McNamara, Korth lock horns over atomic-powered carrier

Dispute Rage: Over A-Power For Carrier   McNamara, Korth Split Over Question Decision Is Held Up

A-Power For Ship  Hot Issue  Karth McNamara   Korth, McNamara Split Over New Navy Carrier

Financial Puzzle. Unsolved  Toughest Problems Bemain For Legislative Action After Recess

lowa Solons Recess   Money, Taxes to Get Priority After Vacation

Home Calls U.S. Great British Ally  Clashes With Labor  Party Leader Over Polaris Program

Sugar Supplies Said Adequate  Prices Beginning To Drop After Big  Increases Recently

Three Weeks Goal Is Set By Chairmen   Appropriations Hearings To Start Tuesday Morning

‘Ich Bin Ein Berliner’ : Emotions Run High As Kennedy Visits Wall

Once Angrily Swore Off Press Conferences  Nixon Faces Questions Of Newspaper Editors

Editors Will Hear Nixon  Former Vice Presid   Former Vice President To be Questioned After Brief Address

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   ‘Nixon To Face Questions Of 500 Newspaper Editors Today

In Questions To Kennedy . F Editors More Concerned About Cuba Than Steel   Nixon To Face Press

Asian Flu Hits Epidemic Proportions   New York City Hit ‘Hard By Influenza

IN EPIDEMIC PROPORTIONS , Asian Flu Spreads Through New York; Southern States Also Hit

Fatalities b “timate” Trimmed Record Low Lyed For  Holiday Highie ay Toll

Could Be a Record Low  Nation’s Auto Fatalities Qn Holiday Mount Slowly

Highway Tol Coasts at Lower Pace   . By Assoclated Press Despile some multi-death accidents, the nation's New Year

(However Toll Is Under Estimates  Hopes For Safety ‘Record Disappear

News Day, Night   New Year’s Death Toll Is ‘Short’  Mav Be Less  Than Estimate

364 DIE ON ROADS: BELOW ESTIMATE   83 Killed in Fires; Miscetlin: sous Mishaps Claim 127 Others

Death Toll in Holiday Traffic Is Nearing 400  Figure Below Estimates of Safety Council

NATIONWIDE ROAD DEATH PACE SLACK   Safety Council's Highway Fatality Estimate Revised

'Toll Lowest In 10 Years iFor Holiday   Road Deaths Far Below Estimates Made By Council

Low Highway Toll Gratifying   Nation’s Traffic Deaths Run Far Below Safety Experts’ Estimates

ROAD TOLL 364 4-Day Holiday Traffic Death Fig  nea fine nt i awact

Holiday toll one of lowest   Far below early estimates by safety experts

Long New Year's Holiday Deaths Below Estimates   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Traffic 373 Fires 84 Miscellaneous 130 Total 587

Traffic Takes 304 Lives In lone Holiday  ‘aw? 888? 88 ve 5 Saieae   Toll Falls Short Of Estimates By Safety Experts

Road Toll Less Than Expected   Traffic Deaths May Be Least For 4-Day New Year Holiday

Holiday Deaths On Roads Below Early Estimate But Over 40,000  Highway Deaths In ’*62 Set A Record

U.S. Traffic Deaths Far Below Estimate   364 Reported, 420 Predicted

But Record Low Could Be Set Trattic Fatalities Are Climbing At Close Of New Year’s Holiday

Conferees Working On Aid Figure   Appropriation Bills Sidetracked In the Senate

Cuban Sugar Mill Bombed   Another Is Over Havana Refinery Resulting in Antiaircraft Fire

See 18 LHS, Page 2   Official Rainfall Total Is 41 of Inch During Night

Urges Closing 9 TB Hospitals  Would Save State $3 Million A Year

LITTLE HOOVER COMMISSION SUGGESTION:  Nine TB Hospitals Could Be ‘Eliminated’

Little Hoover Report Hits TB Hospitals   Mt. Logan Among Nine Commission  W ould Close

pe eee Pee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee eee Eee eee ee   More Probing

SUB PHOTOS UNDER STUD\   Navy Still Seeking Answers to Thresher Disaster

IN X15 ROCKET SHIP Maj. Rushworth Becomes Second Winged Astronaut

REDECORATING COMPLETED; LE MARS TRUCK HAVEN REOPENS -—~ FREE COFFEE AND  RFANILITOC TIIMCRrAY

REDECORATING COMPLETED; LE MARS TRUCK HAVEN REOPENS — FREE COFFEE AND  WANTIITSC Triecwmay

REDECORATING COMPLETED; LE MARS TRUCK HAVEN REOPENS  — FREE COFFEE AND DONLITC TIlZzenayv

The Eace Of Birminaham   Trapped in Phone Booth Violence Seen from Front Row

Teeming Negroes Play Cat-Mouse Game With Shotgun-Armed Police   By PHIL ORAMOUS

Vietnamese Officials Both Angered and Relieved by Statements of Kennedy

Pnree Veragicts  Jury Receives Instructions In Falls Ax-Slaying Case

Protest Lodged By U.S. Steel On Probe’s Findings   _ Recommended Prosecution Of Three Men Disputed;  Evans, Scranton Disacree

State Makes Check Near Cass Lake  26 Operators Arrested; 48 Given Warnings

Party Girl Under Guard House of Commons Convicts Protumo of Grave Contempt

Profumo ls Punished  For Lying  > PPA Pe A EF   House Of Commons Convicts Him Of Grave Contempt

Commons Condemns Profumo.  —— eet eamecss   Dooms Him To Political Netherland

Profumo Held In Contempt; Girl Guarded   House Content In Dooming Him To Political Oblivion

House of Commons Bitterly Denounces Profumo in ‘Grave Contempt’ Conviction

Correspondence Learning Popular Too — St. Cloud Retormatory Inmates Take High School Courses, Get Diplomas

 School Goes On at Red Wing, Sauk Centre, Too  Cells Don't Bar Education at Reformatory

You'll Find   Conservatives Balk At Bishops’ Power; Cardinals Divided

In Teday’s Daily News   (Yin Miners Ready For Fight Bolivia Tense; ' Troops On Move

Troops Moving In Bolivian Miners Dispute  Rebellious Miners Continue To Hold

Moderation In Weather Continuing   Definite Trend Of Warming In Most Of Kansas

Get Special Forces Back to Combai Or Lose U.S. Pay, We Tell Viet

Diem Special Forces Taken  From Payroll   U.S. Says Troops Must Fight Reds And Not Buddhists

U.S. tells Diem Forces must leave Saigon  Must return to combat   Must return to combat or face allowance cut

Plush Gambling Club Exposed Near Roswell   Sheriffs, Prosecutor Strike Swiftly After Anonymous Telephone Tip; 15 Area Residents Among Those Charged

LITTLE SOLDIER MOVES   ATTACKS DISCRIMINA TION National Council Hails Church Unity ‘Climate’

Protestants Hail Climate of Faiths  Greek Orthodox Leader’s Call ‘for Talks Studied by Vatican

NCC Hails New Spirit In Church Unity As Mutual Seeking For Understanding

Inside The Proeress   As Assembly Ends...  Church Council Hails ‘Closer Religious Ties

‘MUTUAL SEEKING OF UNDERSTANDING’  Church Council Hails ‘New Climate’

Urge Industry, Federal Action— Doubled Coal Exports Goal Of US Research

To Check 1,891 Precincts     Dems Officially Launch New-Con Recount Drive

[Dermios Launch Campaigr To ‘Overturn Vote On .New. State Constitution .

--And Peace Prospects ‘Brighter’ President Reports  Moves To Make Nation Stronger

‘America {s Stronger, He Asserts   ‘Peace Prospects Are Brighter Too, Diners Told At Fund-Raiser

Kennedy Claims Credit for Nation’s Growing Strength, Hopes for Peace

Million Lines Route Of Funeral Cortege   rrieving Wife, Brothers Ignite Kternal Flame On Arlington Slope

Sombre Day for Americans  LEADERS OF MANKIND ATTEND KENNEDY RITES

‘Toxic Conditions on Planet  Clouds of Smog Said To Bar Life on Mars

NO ‘LIFE’ IN SOLAR SYSTEM? Scientists Report Evidence That Toxic Yellow Smog Covers Mars

Last Chance of Finding Life-Supporting P  There Is Evidence That. Mars Is Crossed By Great Yellow Clouds of Toxic Smog

Say Mars Has Clouds Of Yellow Toxic Smog That Make Life There Unlikely

Last Chanee Could Be Gone  Evidence That Planet Mars Has Some Toxic Smog Clouds

Supreme Court Grants Hearins to Costello  Former Gambling   Former Gambling Kingpin Battles Deportation

Deportation Delay Given Crime. Czar   Supreme Court ‘ Grants Hearing 46 Frank Castello

Revolt Ends As Leaders Capitulate   105 Wounded, 41 Dead During Four-Day Uprising

Peking Wants Atomic Bombs At Any Price  Russia Savs That   Russia Says That Is Reason Chinese Won’t Sign Treaty

Chinese Reds Hit by Russia  BHL¢°. tas... x...   Kremlin Charges Pekin Wants Own Atomic Power

House Votes to Extend Deadline  Pee Be et FO Bg.   Resolution Is Sent To Senate fer Action

Few Hoosiers Are Keen On Paying For Indiana Exhibit At World’s Fair

Legistature: Cd  Fee for State Parks Approved.  Pt alle Lae Cethn,   Bill Calls for Stickers To Use Camp Facilities

Civil Rights Bill ‘Sellout’ Cry Raised   Negro Leader Raps Administration Bid To Modify Measure

Negro Leader Accuses JFK Of ‘Sellout’   Mitchell Avers  Stronger Bill Could Sueceed

Civil Rights Bill Action Displeases Negroes _  Leader Charges   Leader Charges ' Administration With ‘Sellout’ Of Strone Bill

Life’s End  MERRILL’S OLDEST — WILLIAM A. KARLEY DEAD AT AGE OF 93;  RPiPec creer tule raermerav

Life’s End  MERRILL’S OLDEST — WILLIAM A. KARLEY DEAD AT AGE OF 93; Bree eCreT WEDNESDAY

Governor Flies Over Strip Mines  Contends Lack OF Enforcemen  Big Problem

Rescuers Work Against Time To Reach Miners   Drilling Rig Boring 12-Inch Hole; One Man Feared to Be Unconscious.

One of 3 Trapped Men Believed Unconscious   Mine -Rescue Effort Spurred

Talks Continue on Banning Nuclear Tests   Kennedy Approves Civil Rights Protests

Big Mareh Given White House Okay   Capital Rights Rally In Late August Has President’s Blessing

Mass Mareh Given Okay By Kennedy  T ant: i wn cones co wal “4 ye   Look Forward To Being In Capital, President States

Calls Situation ‘Two-Way Street’  JEK Encourages  Demonstrations   White House Cop Collapses Exchange Students Storm  Kennedy And His Protectors

UPSURGE CUTS U.S. BUDGET DEFICIT   Avers Gain Bolsters His Tax Slash Argument   'daX OidSh APQUMENT  CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Gives Blessing To Civil Rights March In Aug.; Decries Violence

NS  Warns Against Violence — Kennedy Okays Rights March To Washington

‘Applauds Peaceful Protests . . . [Kennedy ‘Looks Forward’ To Being At Racial Rally

Calls Situation ‘Two-Way Street’  JEK Encourages  Demonstrations

Applauds Peaceful Protests  ‘President Gives Blessing To Capital Demonstration

JFK May Witness August Civil Rights Demonstration   Test Ban Talks May Lead to Summit

Kennedy Blessine For Rights March   Applauds Peaceful Racial Protests

(Also Expects Lawmakers  To Be There   He Also Warns About Violent Demonstrations

JFK Gives Okay To D.C. Rights March   President Tells Newsmen He Plans To Be There, Expects Congress To

Where to Find It   President Gives Blessings To Capital Demonstration

Kennedy Looking To Attend Rights March   Nod Given To Demonstration

RFK Outlines Urgent Need Of Rights Program   JEK Gives Blessing To Marches  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 5 * Dyoaet dont TT. Os pent DN eee eee otwretakKa NT oat NA 2nv,thL Is, TD ’ Ai

Leaders aren't Communists  JFK gives his blessing to civil rights demonstration

Looks Forward To Being here In Late August  Applauds Peaceful  Rm. .*‘..4 M..khwiane

‘TPlan ‘To Be Here’  Civil Rights Demonstration Gets President's Blessing

J-F.K. Backs Washington Protest: ‘l Look Forward to Being There’   Test Ban Conference Seen  Leading to Broader Talks

Kennedy Applauds Rally Supporting Civil Rights, Stands Behind Tax Cut

Help Stop Outflow Of U.S. Gold   Press Conference Roundup  Kennedy Will View August Civil Rights Protest In Washington

First News Conference i in Eight Weeks Covers Many Topics: ~ oe Business, Taxes, Cold War, Moon Race. Rail Strike. Civil Richts

Sees Move As Peaceful Race Protest  Kennedy Touches Oh», Wit. D.... mr   Kennedy Touches On Wide Range Of  News Questions

Kennedy Gives March Praise   Hopeful For Test Ban Treaty; Summi' Meeting Premature

Peaceful Protests Endorsed   JFK Applauds Demonstration In Washington

Kennedy Gives His. Blessing To Big Civil Rights Demonstration In Capital

Kennedy Gives His Blessing fo Civil Rights Marchars   Witnesses Say Rights Bill Will Elimfaaie Cause al Peaublaa,

JFK Pleased With Cold War Talks, Business, Moon Race: Eyes Rail Problems

Kennedy Says HeLooks Forward To Being Present  He Deplores Violence And Bloodshed Of Riots In Cambridge

Kennedy Blessing To March   Looks Forward To Demonstration At The Capital

't Look Forward to Being Here’ He Says, Applauding Peaceful Racial Protests But Decrying Those That Can Lead to Violence

Nod by JFK To Marchers  President Will Be on Hand For Auaust Rights Session

Mecries Violence es _Y MOrence  JFK Gives Approval To Civil Rights March Planned On Capital

Longhorns Whip Texas Christian   Barry Not in Step With GOP Thinking

Rockefeller Asserts Goldwater’s Views Conflict With Republicans’

DEMOS LEADING IN KENTUCKY, PHILADELPHIA   Demo Opposed To JFK Is Winner In Miss.  Governor Race   ANALYSTS SEEKING TRENDS IN VOTING

Jet Bomber — Explodes In. Rugged Area  One Known Survivo: Possibly Others In “New Mexico Crash

Garner Has 95th-Birthday ‘Phone Call from President   (Photo on Picture Page)

Immediate War Threat Disappears  OAS Mediation   OAS Mediation Of Island Dispute Likely Satisfactory

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY @   (Covvrightead 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

(Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

ELEVEN CHILDREN IN STATION WAGON HURT  United Press International

At Start of Pilgrimage— Pope Paul Vi Will Carry Cross Along Via Dolorosa

U.S. Colonel Is Kidnaped In Venezuela  ‘Won't Be Harmed To Be Used Only

Seize U.S. Colonel in Venezuelz   Army Mission Office! Kidnaped by Armed Terrorist Band

Chenault Still Held By Rebels   Phone Call Says Kidnaping Only For Propaganda

U.S. Colonel Kidnaped in Venezuela   Four Pro-Castro Terrorists Seize Military Adviser

Chenault Seized By Venezuelans  FALN Holding Him For Propaganda Purposes, Man Says

US Envoy Kidnaped By Four   US Army Chief In Venezuela Taken From Car

HE'S 89 TOMORROW   Four Venezuelan Terrorists Abduct American Colonel!

For Propaganda Purposes  U.S. Captain Is Kidnaped ‘At Gunpoint In Venezuela

**For Propaganda Purposes” .... Terrorists Seize American Army Officer in Venezuela

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Festures)

For + Negro Voters: oo  Federals. Plan To Alter Miss. ‘lection  Proces:

U.S. Enters Fuss In Mississippi  Court Order Sought in Voter Siqnup

Asks Court Order for Registering   Negroes Campaign For Registration In Mississippi

 Presidential Chances At Stake As Goldwater Ponders Treaty Vote   Analysis: WHAT THE NEWS MEANS

Moment Of Decision Goldwater At Crossroads And Must Make Up Mind On Support Of Treaty

Vote Decision On Ban Treaty Hard for Barry   Campaign Impact Must Be Weiahed

Test Ban Pact Decision Faces Sen. Goldwater   How He Decides May Affect GOP Chances in 1964

   VOTE COULD AFFECT CANDIDACY Goldwater Struggles  With Test-Ban Decision  

GOLDWATER ON TREATY  Decision Could Affect Presidential Aspirations

See RAINS, Page 2   Goldwater Test Ban Stance ‘Could Affect Aspirations

Russian Force Removal From Cuba Aided   Refugee Raid Crackdown Also Assist To Nikita

rresigen? ays Raids On Cuba Give  Russians Excuse For KeepingTroopsThere

Temperature Dives to Zero   Several Upstate Points Register Low Marks as Cold Front Arrives

Victim Of Cancer Doctors To Decide Whether Child Has To Lose Only Eye

News of Nation And the World Told in Brief   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) — In. the news from Washington: ’

Today In Washington     Unemployed Teens Account For 25% Of Total Unemployed

Air Force’s Titan-2 Shot  Is Failure —   ‘Mightiest Of U. S. Arsenal . Misses Target In Atlantic

Pressman Voted New Comptroller   Former Governor Wins Balloting In Democratic City

Note Warns Of ‘Appropriate Measures’ Soviet Threatens Action  Over Raids On Ships In Cuba

Russian Claim In Third Note In Three Days   Accusation Made Public By Khrushchev

Charges U.S. Behind Attacks Russ Threaten Measures  To Guard Cuba Shipping

Khrushchev Again Flays Aid By U.S.   Soviet Boss Says Attacks. On Ships Were ‘Encouraged’

Will He Cast Shadow Or Not?— Punxsutawney Groundhoc Nabs Spotlight Tomorrow

France, Reds Sign Pact Raisina Trade   “Groundhog Day to Grab Spotlight

‘Aggressive Cooperation’ Credited  Rubber Company Plans Ohio Plant

4 Oceanographers Await Calm Water To Begin Look See   14 Ships Hover Over Spot  Where 129 Died in Thresher

High Seas Block Search for Sub   Inquiry Moved to Home Port of Ill-Fated Sub

4 Scientists Ready Mapping Of Ocean Floor  Men Transferted To Research Ship

READY FOR BOROUGH CLEAN-UP   Scientists Will Map Part Of North Atlantic Floor In Search for Missing Sub:

U.S. Coastal  Areas ‘Safe’   Haiti Death Toll May Top 5,000; Cuba Reels After Four-Day Blow

Alabama Governor Spurns Order Pres. Kennedy Authorizes Use of Federal! Troops

Market Now Split On Deal For Britain  France Opposes Cooperation Plan TT, pl... Ae

 Common Market  Still Split      France Opposes Co-operation With Britain

Five Support England France Remains Opposed To Common Market Role

600 Convicts in New Rioting at Canadian Prisor  _ Guard Held Hostage By Danaerous Felons

Felons Begin Fresh Rioting  More Than 600 Hold Prison Guarc   More Than 600 Hold Prison Guard As Hostage in British Columbia

Rebels Take One Guard As Hostage  Prisoners Smash   Prisoners Smash Windows; Police Use Tear Gas Shells

Convicts Barricaded In Cell Block   Guards Throw Tear Gas Into. Main Building.

600 Convicts In Canadian Prison Riot   Prison Guard Taken Hostage

600 Convicts InNew Riofing  Prison Guard Held As Hostage During Nioght-of Vielance

Prison Guard Held Hostage 600 Convicts Stage Riot In Canadian Penitentiary

Late-Season Forest Fires May Be Record   Lightning Causes Four Spot Forest Fires in Area

Tito Urges Summit Meeting   Yugoslav Leader Backs Coexistence In U.N. Speech

Tito At U.N. Urges Meet At Summit   Yugoslay Leader Appeals For End To Cold War

Tito Is Seeking Peaceful Coexistence For The World: Calls For Summit Meeting

Appeals for Cold War Halt  Tito Urges Summit Talk On Code for Coexistence

Cloudy and Warr   Tito Favors Coexistence For Nations   Summit Conference Urged Today in Talk At United Nations

Tito U rges Summit For Peace Code   Appea!s For End Of Cold War In Speech At U.N.

To chart code for peaceful coexistence  lito urges summit meeting in UN talk

Tito Calls For Summit Meeting In UN. Speech  Appeals Urgently For An End To The  Present Cold War

Tito Calls For Code Of Peace   Makes Proposal Of Peaceful Coexistence  Tn TT. N. Talk

lito urges tast-Wes! Summit  Plea for peace   Plea for peace voiced in U.N.

 e  Tito Proposes Summit on Coexistence  Meeting to Chart Code for Nations Tleovoed in TIN. Talk

Makes Plea For End To Cold War   Addresses U.N On Peaceful Coexistence

Tito Proposes Summit Talks fo UN Group   Yugoslav Leader Makes Appeal fo: End of Cold War

General Assembly:  Tito Appeals For Peaceful  Coexistence Summit Meeting  Urged in Speech At United Nation:

Governor Holds to Promise   (See related stories on Pages 2,4 and 6.° .,

New High in History of Any State   Plan Gutstvips expected Revenues

>~Weathervane  YESTERDAY   Ohio Cost Cuts Hit At Legislature, Too

Appeals kor Economy On  Bills Pav Off   Fewer Measures In Ohio Hoppers: Expense Is Cited

FEB. 1 MARCH 22  Signup For 1963 Feed Grain Diversion Program Slated

Single-Package Bipartisan Farm Bill Introduced  Anderson Joins Move To Replace Wheat,

Ice Jams, Rains Isolate Some Parts _ Of State; Heavy Erie County Flooding

Court Directs Pickets to Quit Campus Ground  Tiuden Wt len   Judge Klepser Grants Sheriff Reed’s Re quest to End Serv: ice of Deputies.

More than 30 Million Voting In Crucial Italian Election   Explosions Mark Election Day

Senate Slates New Effort at Redistricting   Re »publicans Face Task of Overcoming Op. position by Three  Members.

State Senate Set To Resume Action On Shaky Reapportionment Measure

More Riots Among College Students   Police Called to Act In Separate Incidents at Yale and Brown.

Few Controversial Bills?   rew Controversial bills: Complaints af Low Ebt  Legislators Wondering: Where’s Mail From Home:

rew Controversial bills: Complaints at Low tbb  Legislators Wondering: Where’s Mail From Home?

fms ey sadiall WELL v AY EkN  pp aetan s Wife Rescued by ‘Most Beautiful Man’

Expansion Progresses on Schedule   91 Fewer Wrecks,  15 More Injuries

Cruel Winter Officially Ends But East Hit By New Wave of Heavy Snows and Frigid Wind

AFTERMATH OF FIRE   f£BR BRARGLIRL SE 2 Wi . Qiu ea aT AT ETT EE,  Telshe planning ; new $2 million cam]

BEATS STEIGER, SPRINGER  Talbot Peterson New Republican Chairman

Where to Find it   pa te Re Rewritten  $1 75 Million Shelier Plan Backed By Subcommittee

aa aPaPanaMaMaMea raMeMaMeMaMaataMataMa“ameteneetataMstaMetsatsetene atatatatete’  Washington Roundu; 7

1,100. Expected Here on Sunday For Music Camp  Record Enrollment   Record Enrollment Expected at Oread For 1963 Session

1,100. Expected Here on Sunday For Music Camp   Record Enrollment Expected at Oread For 1963 Session

Push On For 6-Week Goal  To Adjourn   Assembly Back To Wind Up Action On Recents Bill

Regents Bill Is in Danger  Of Revision  Sponsors in House Not Satisfied With

Final Step Due On Regents Bill  Legislators Enter 1S4+h Waal nf War

Regents Plan For Colleges Faces Assembly   State’s Legislators May Cut Personal Property Tax In Ohic

HARK THE HERALD - - .   Who Appointed The Old Western ‘Sheriff ?-

SAFETY IS DETERMINING FACTOR Guidelines Laid Down For Removal Of Most Railroad Yard Firemen

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Gradual Removal Of Firemen From Yard, Freight Trains Uraed

Guides For Ending Rail Dispute Told   ' Safety Is Key Factor In Omitting Firemen

[PMR SAMOS AMIS oS  Lays Down Guidelines for Removal of Rail Firemen

Railway Panel Lays Down Guidelines for Settlement   CENTRAL ISSUT

Railroad Work Rules Reported  Guidelines Laid Down By Kennedy Advisers

Panel Urges Rail Dispute Talks   3-Man Board Reports On Argument Over “F eatherbedding”

Panel Presents Guidelines for Rail Job Cuts   Removal of Firemen Is Issue in Dispute

Presidential Panel Lays Guidelines  Plans Outlined for Railroad Jobs Cuf

Rail Panel Maps Job Cut Process   ‘Eisenhower Frowns on ‘Race’ to Moon

Draft Plan For Remova Of Firemen   Safety Factor Is Rails’ Guideline

Lavs Down Railroad Guidelines  emer.   Would Gradually Remove Firemen In Some Cases

Panel Reports To JFK Today On Rail Issue   Strike Set For June 12

Panel Gives Findings 1 in  Rail Dispute   Gradual Removal Of Most Firemen Urged in Report

Panel Suggests Solution to Railroad Dispute to Kennedy in Report Today

Board Sets Rail Labor Guidelines   Urges Elimination of Posts Be Subject To Negotiation

JFK Panel Sets Rail Dispute Guidelines   Asks Safety Be Key to Job Cuts

CENTRAL ISSUE IN RAILROAD DISPUTE Presidential Panel Eliminates Firemen

Panel Submits Broad Guidelines for Gradual Removal of Most Yard, Freight Train Firemen

Board Board Lays Down Rul: s Down Rules  Gradual Cut in RR  Firemen Proposed

Safety Guideline Suggested Give-and-Take Bargaining Held Answer for Railroad Dispute

PANEL’S IDEAS FOR RAIL PACT   Special Group Stresses Mediation, Rather Than Settlement Terms   Findings Not Binding But Would Delay Walkout 20) Dave

Rail Board Urges Job Negotiations   Settlement In 30 Days Possible

‘SEEK TO AVERT STRIKE  JFK Panel Offers Report To Settle Railroad Dispute

Guidelines Set in Rail Argument   Kennedy Urges Speed by Roads Brotherhoods

{OSPITALS CUT VISITING HOURS  sastaneniitt tl LALA LL NA DAA AA LAL AAA  Flu Continues Lethal Rampage

Some Hospitals Are Suspending Visiting Hours   Flu Epidemic Closes Schools

Predict Floor Action Cutting Foreign Aid   eCecee etree tees rasa wesaeseseenaeeseeseeeeoee nent  Washington Report

Senate GOP Leader Sees  Slash In Aid   Dirksen Asserts Committee Teniper ‘Indicates Cutback

How lt Wuz   GENERAL RAINS GIVE RELIEF THROUGHOUT THE AREA — REPORT 58 OF AN INCH HERE  Pe Pee, ee 2 ee

How It Wuz   GENERAL RAINS GIVE RELIEF THROUGHOUT THE AREA — REPORT 58 OF AN INCH HERE Sweltering Heat, bbviewddtise Poxcccdbecccc

How It Wuz   GENERAL, ‘RAINS, GIVE RELIEF THROUGHOUT THE, AREA — REPORT 58 OF AN’ INCH HERE  Sweltering Heat,

How It Wuz   GENERAL RAINS GIVE RELIEF THROUGHOUT THE AREA — REPORT 58 OF AN INCH HERE

JFK Backs Stands in Dinner Talk   ’Give Equal School Chance to All;’ Backs Tax Slashes

PLUGS FOR TAX PLANS, EDUCATION   Gives Attention To Civil Rights At Los Angeles

Many Drivers May Wind up in Jail Under New Drunken Driving Law Effective Sunday

New Law Effective Sunday Increased Drunken Driving Convictions Appear Likely

Chou Wins Tunisian Support   Recognition Of Red China Promise Make: Propaganda Weapon

Kennedy Challenges Critics to Say Whether They Advocate Going to War to Ous? Castro

Kennedy Sees World Balance At Stake in Laotian Crisis   J.F.K. Tells Cuba Critics To Come Up with a Policy

Harriman Arrives For Laos Mission   Kennedy Roundup .  Concemed About Laos

Kennedy Hits At Critics Of Cuban Policy  Challenges Them To Say Whether They Advocate War

Kennedy Challenges Critics on Cuba   ACCUSES FOES OF ‘SIDESTEPPING’ ISSUE

JFK Challenges Critics Of His Cuban Policy   Asked To Say If They Advocate Going To War To Topple Castro

Laos Crisis Threatens Peace In Southeast Asia Says President Kennedy

Pre Ss C onference:  Kennedy Is Concerned  Over Events In SE Asia

CITES DANGE OF VICTORY BY REDS   Would Increase Threat To Southeast Asia Nations  PRESIDENT   Says It Would Be Imprudent Now To Recognize Cuban Exile Gov’t

Are They Willing To F ight?  President Challenges Cuban Policy Critics

JFK Answers Crities of His Cuban Policy   Says U.S. Is Doing Everything Possible to Combat Castro

Do Cuba Critics Advocate War? President Asks   Have Done Everything Possible, Press Conference Told

Scott Flays JFK Foreign, Home Policy   Challanges Dems Over Situations Ju Cuba And Laos

Southeast Asia Qutcome Vital Says Kennedy   Coexistence Seen   Coexistence Seen Hinged To Threat To Neutral Status

Southeast Asia In Balance... . : Laos May Decide Future Of Peaceful Coexistence

: Dramatizes Laos Concern  ‘Coexistence’ at Stake, Kennedy $ Savs

JFK Considers Laos As Holdine Key To Peace   Southeast Asia Military Security May Hang in Balance Of Struggle

JFK Says Rature Of Coexistence May Depend On Laos   Others To Finish Slain Man’s March

Policy critics challenged  Asked if they a a   Asked if they advocate war in toppling Castro

JFK Says He’s Trying To Combat Cuban Red Regime But Must Be Careful

Kennedy Ties Southeast Asia Peace To Laos   President Dispatches Harriman To Question Khrush On Situation

Fearful Of Wor Threat And Results   Reviews World Situation At News Seascinn

Kennedy Ties Peace fo Laos   President Dispatches  Herriman To Questior ‘Khrush on Situation

President Kennedy Indicates  ‘Peaceful Coexistence Hinges On Laos

Future Of Peaceful Coexistence  May Be Decided In Laos: Kennedy   Question Being Sidestepped ... JFK Challenges Critics To Declare Whether They Favor War With Castro

Kennedy Voices Concern seta sit* ARM onc np cel  Laos Crisis Tied  To Future Peace

-PRESIDENT SHOWS CONCERNCoexistence At Stake In Laos, Kennedy Says

Claims Future May Hang on Current Crisis   President Sends Note on Situation To Soviet Premier

Ranges Widely In News Conference ;  JFK Fears World Peace Hangs In Laotian Balance

Cuba Policy Critics Hit By Kennedy   Challenged To Say If They Favor Going To War Over Castro

Says They Sidestep Question Of Going To War As Solution; Replies To Nixon And Keating

President Says Critics Should Voice Specifics  Opposition Called Evasive in Stand On Cuban Answer

President Challenges Critics To Be More Precise In Proposals On Cuba

President Wary Of Discussing Southeast Asia   Dramatizes Official - Concern Over Crisis

Khrushchev Rebuffs New  Bid for Nuclear Test Ban   Do They Want War? Kennedy Asks  President Raps Cuban Policy Critics

President Says Critics Should Voice Specifics  Opposition Called  Evasive in Stand   Opposition Called Evasive in Stand On Cuban Answer

Kennedy Awaiting Harriman  President Shows Deep Concern Over Red Threat to Laos

!andmark may go   Kennedy discussed Cuba, Laos, nuclear test ban

Segregationists : Nabbed In Front A labama Capitol   JF K Defends U. Ss. Cuban Policy  zk OO * x * tad x ok *  Claines Evervthine Being Done To Combet Red Recime

Cuban Policy Critics Hit By Kennedy  Sidestep Question About Advocating War. President Save

Laos Held Key To World Wide Peace Efforts   President Makes Statement After Troops Ordered Ir

Southeast Asia's Future May Hang In Balance   Doing All That Is Possible In Cuban Policy

Bobby Kennedy’s Wife Has Eighth Baby After Frantic Copter Flight

GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL TO ASSIST GIFTED CHILDREN   PAGE SAYS PLAN WOULD MAKE STATE LEADER IN FIELD

Berlin Wall Should GoChaneellor   Erhard Stepping Up To Top Position In West Germany

Adenauer  Bonn Pins   Retirement Eve Finds German Chancellor-Sad

: Wichita Officials Here Today A e e  'Wescoe Home, Feeling Fine

They're Brought Separately  Childrens’ Visits Brighten The Day For Mrs. Kennedy

First Lady Gets Visit by Children   Role in Hurricane Watch Played by Missile Range

Family Visits Jackie  Caroline, Jolu   Caroline, John Cheer Mother

Kennedy Books Congress Talks   Leaders To Confer On New Legislation

Holiday Ends For Kennedy  In Florida  President to Greet -Coangresce Leaders.

JFK To Return To Capital To See Leaders   To Outline His Program

Kennedy Returns To Capital Today With His Program  Congressional Leader: Will Be Briefed At Afternoon Meetina

Youths Admit They Robbed  Area Places   Pair Is Caught In Chase South Of Boonville

U.N. Studies Nuclear Ban Resolution    Underground "Test Proposal Expected To Gain Approval

Information Bill  To Committee   MU Dean Leadoff  = Witness at Hearine

Airlines Fare Dispute With England Watched; Retaliation Indicated

Plane Seizure Retaliation  Power Asked  Kennedy to Countet Any British Action In Fares Dispute

 Atlantic Plane Fare Dispute        Kennedy Will Ask Congress F or Retaliation Authority

Retaliation in Fare Fight Seen  British Trying to Force an Increase

JFK Seeks Authority To Strike Back If British Seize Any American Aircraft

Retaliation Power for JFK Pushed if Britain  Seizes American Planes

Air Fares Rift  With British  Spurs Bill Bid JFK To Ask O.K.  To Retaliate If Planes Seized

Legislature:  Old Mansion’s Sale Proposed  Ge owe BRAK escewrma,

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National ‘Council of Churches Religious Features)

Nursing Hom Blaze Takes Lives of 60  24, Others Rescued In Pre-Dawn Fire Near Norwalk, Qhic

US. Plans Strategy Conference  Top Level Meeting   Top Level Meeting To Be Held In Hanalulis Nav 30

Al PLAQUEMINE  Police Disperse Negroes   Four Are Rescued From Gulf

British Are On Guard In Old Colony   Trying To Hold Down Conflict Until Greek, Turkish Garrisons Take Over; Students On March In Athens, Ankara

British Forces Try to Keep Lid On Cyprus Strife   Attempt Pends Greek, Turkish  Peace Agreement

British Patrols In Nicosia On Watch   Keep Peace While Leaders Of 4 Nations Seek Permanent Settlement Of Dispute

Cyprus Area Patrolled By British Unit   King Of Greece Sends Note To Turks’ Leader

2 Yanks Die as Viet Reds Down Copter   Crash Kills Captain Lieutenant; Three Americans Shat

Three Negro Girls Killed in Birmingham Church Blast Eulogized at Mass Funeral

Will Check on Radiation — _ Interplanetary Motoring Platform Soars Into Space

Seeks to forecast solar flares  Interpanetary monitoring platform soars through space on mission today

Solar Flare Forecasting Vehicle U bh  ee ee Ye eee a   Centaur Space Shot Is Slated  For Later Today

‘Bugs Plague Titan Rocket   Second Stage Engine Failure Is Repeated

‘Bugs’ Plague Titan Rocket  Second Stage Engine Failure le Ranaated

Titan Missile. Troubled Again  Test Is Far Short Of Goal; May Delay Gemini Program

Farm Hands Are Victims At Crossing   California Police Say Death Toll May Reach 30

India Rejects Red China's Proposal    Will Not Agree To Keep Indian Troops Out Of Territory Recently Evacuated

First Step On A-Test Ban Urged  a Sampbrey   Dodd, Humphrey Team To Propose Offer By U.S.

LARGEST SUMMIT MEFTING   Offer To. Soviets -Senators Seek Test Ban Pact

New Nuclear Ban Proposed   Senators Back Offer To Gain Red Accord

Surprise Test Ban Proposed   Democratic Leaders Suggest U.S. Offer Aaqreement

Humphrey, Dodd Propose Test Ban Agreement   Would Halt Nuclear Shots in Atmosphere And Under Oceans

Plan Would End Shots In Space, Under Waier    Recommendation by Dodd, Humphrey Termed ‘Surprise’

Fulbright Calls For Passage In U.S. Foreign Aid Program   Solon Says Deep Cuts Will  ‘Pose Lnacceptable Risks’

t Thanks Amid Mourning ‘Gloom Cast Over Holiday Because ‘Of Late President's Assassination

 An ‘Empty Place At Every Dinner Table’—  Americans, Hearts Heavy, Prepare for Thanksgiving

Whats In The News ‘Today a   ‘Mourning Americans Prepare To Observe Thanksgiving Holiday

Empty Flace at Every Table Nation Prepares for Thanksgiving With Heavy Heart, Prayerful Resolve

Sorrowful Hearts Dull Thanksgiving  America Turns Again to God ‘While Yet Mourning Kennedy

‘AN EMPTY PLACE-AT. EVERY TABLE’ Heavy-Hearted America Pauses For Thanksgiving

While mourning Kennedy slaying Americans prepare for  Thanksgiving prayerfully

Cats Nin Hunters In Thriller. 64-61   Johnson Urges Prompt Action On Civil Rights And Tax Bills            Americans Prepare To Observe Thanksgiving Day With Heavy Hearts

As Nation Readie »s Observance     resnemanane nee ene ee en  Empty i Chair  At American Dinner ‘Table

‘Heavy Hearts, Prayerful Resolve U.S. Awaits Thanksgiving Still Mourning President

KENNEDY TO BE REMEMBERED Sad Americans Preparing To Observe Thanksgiving

Empty Place At Every Table   American Thanksgiving Fraught With Mourning

Every Table Has Empty Place  Thanksgiving Will Be Observed In Nation Despite Heavy Hearts

See CHEMISTRY, Page 2   Mental Health Needs Cited During KU Sessions Today

S. Koreans Protest Rule By Military   Big Demonstrations Staged in Seoul, 2 Southern Cities

Korea Erupts With Challenge   Strongman Says He Will Extend Rule For Four Years

ROK Protest Groups Stage More Par ade:   "Many Arrested In Seoul As. Military Rule Extension Set

Anti-Junta Acts Erupt in Seoul  Big Demonstrations Are Held in Capital

pales Tax Called “Goad Possibility’  10-Year State Development Program Urges Tax Reforms   Problem of Numbered Ballots Given Court

RUSS TROOPS ON THE MOVE, REPORTS SAY   Paris, London Confirm ‘Sizeable’ Shifting To Chinese Frontier   WEST HAS LEARNED OF MYSTERY REVOLT

SENATORS GIVEN PREVIEW Crime Cartel Defector To Bare Secrets Today

Ousted State Auditor Refuses To Yield Job  To Reynolds Appointee

Keliher Balks  Over Remova   State Auditor Declines to Give Up Post to Governor’s Appointee

Auditor Keliher To Fight Removal By Reynolds Step  Successor Gibson Balked in Attempt To Assume Office

Keliher Stays; Gibson Shows Up in Office  Doubts Legali of aaa an ty

Aid to African Nations Blockec  Italy, Netherlands Support a Delay

ECM Fund to Aid Africa Blocked  Italy, Netherlands Hold Out for Delay

Rep. Ron Everson, (Con.) Wadena. Wadena County   Rep. R.N. Nelson, (Lib.) Breckenridge, Wilkin County   Sen. Cliff Ukketberg, (Con) Clitherall, Otter Tail County

Rep. Ron Everson, (Con.) Wadena, Wadena County   Rep. Henry Henning, (Con.) Pelican Rapids, Otter Tail Co.   Rep. R. N. Nelson, (Lib.) Breckenridge, Wilkin County

AEC Claims Evidence Of Red A-Blast   Russians May Have Conducted Nuclear Test, Report States

Savings-Loan Bank Income Tax Offered   5 Per Cent On Net Proposed By Committee

Governor Scranton Caught In Middle of Controversy Over Robena Blast Report

\cranton Finds Robena Report A Hot Problem  Owners Of Mine Dispute Findings é Of Ex-Secretary ~

On Report Of Robena Mine Blast Scranton Is Caught In Middle Of Contreversy

Red China Cold To Ovation   Khrushchev, Ulbricht Cheered; Wu Booed ’ At Red Party Meet

SUVIRIT-LMDNA SFLIT WiIDERINS  Red China’s Wu Walks Out of Final Meeting

Larry Whitfield Wins 1962-3 Three-Bale Cotton Contest   Son of Mr. and Mrs, N. H. Whitfield, Rte. 1, City Makes 1431 Pounds Per Acre

Morehouse, Lilbourn Youths Winners in 3-Bale Contest   SECOND PLACE

‘Six Presidential Candidates May Seek Republican Support from Minnesotans

6 MENTIONED FOR PRESIDENT NTE TUR ERERIVEN   GOP Interest Up in State

eet eererenmee  Konawa Plans Progress Celebration In October To Mark City’s Recovery

Qne Double Fatality  15 Persons Are Killed During Weekend In Pa. Traffic Accidents

CWARouts TU int Union Vote  ee ee,   To Represent WE’: 17,200 Installers

Wirtz Trying To Get Talks Moving Again   [Informed Source Says Settlement Pros. pects Appear to Be Getting Better.

Negotiated Shiitersent Passible Chances Improve  For Rail Accord

U.S. Navy's Role in Sea Quest Told   ‘Locate, Trail Hijackec Craft;’ Ship Offered Haven by Castro

DESTROYERS HUNT VESSEL Castro Offers Asylum To Hijackers Of Ship   U.S. PLANES AND SHIPS JOIN HUNT FOR VESSEL

United States Navy Searching For Freighter  Search Details For Publication

New York-Paris Under 3 Hours Will Be Goal   President Gives Out First Word On New Venture

Fastest Jet Yet Coming   U.S. Plans Plane That Will Fly To Paris In Less Than Three Hours

Keating Asks On Location Rights Study   Senator Says Move Would Spur Action On Race Leaislatior

Romney Looking To State, Local Tax on Incomes  _ Fiscal Reform to Be Set in Combination

Will Steel Seek Hike  In Prices?   That’s Question Asked Fellowing  ‘Peace Contract’

ECUMENICISM   BANC E Sa PER Ee ii  Cleric Calls for a New Approach

Today In Washington  ‘Turncoat Will Get Back Pay; ‘Hearing To Study Cuba Visits

csi: Ai Sia See ea i i  Newsmen Hold First Outer Space Press Conference

Cross-Section of Editors Predicts Re-Election of Kennedy Over Nixon

Girl Killed At Mt. Pleasant   One Crash: 5 Victims  11 Violent Deaths On Iowa Highways

E ocuis On Sheriff Race te a  Pulaski Democrats Hold Primary Tues.

News Summary  From United Press International   Washington Toughens Cuba Shipping Controls

Easier For Shipowners To Pull Ships  State Department Fuec Rian Cruetin   State Department Eyes Big Cut In Next 15 Months

Pressure Placed To Solve A Serious Cotton Marketing Problem With No Additional Legislation

Algeria’s Ben Bella On Warpath   Aims Action At South Africa And Portugal

Ben Bella-Stirs African Congress To War Spirit  Immediate Action Against Portugal And Saunth Africa Uraed: Tanaanvika Aarees

U.S. Forces To Remain in  Germany—-JFK   President's Statement Aimed at Calming  W. German Fears

2 McDowell Men Drown; Damage High  Hundreds Forced   Hundreds Forced To Fleé Homes In Stricken Virainia

2 McDowell Men Drown; Damage High   Hundreds Forced To Fleé Homes In Stricken Virainia

Wants To Produce ‘Moantain Music’ _  Ex-Stripper Offers To Help § State

IN VIET NAM  U.S. Issues Sharp Denial To Charge Of Aid To Rebels

R.C.A, Adult Bible Conference at Okoboji: on August 23rd to 26th

Must Step Up Growth hate—-Nennedy  Sees Jobless Boost Without A Recession

Job Problem  No. 1 Concern   President Speaks Bluntly About Darkening Outlook in Chicago Talk

Jobless rolls to  increase   —tnless growth rate is accelerated: JEK

7 Pet. Jobless In Prospect, KennedvSays   Rate May Climh Without Slump, Sneech Notes

JFK: Rate Of Job Lack Will Climb   Even Minus Recessior Unless Taxes Are Cut Quickly

7 Pet. Jobless In Prospect, KennedySays   Rate May Clitnh Without Shinip, Sneeeli Notes

Kennedy Says Tax Cut Necessary fo Create More Jobs   Economy Growth Isn't Reeping Pace With a  Rise in Work Force.

Unemployment Will Rise Unless Production Is Stepped Up, He Declares

URGES  NATION BOOST RATE OF GROWTH   Points To Large Increase In U.S. Work Force  PRESIDENT   Speaks At Dedication Ceremonies At O’Hare Airport In Chicago

Jobless Rafe fo Climb, Kennedy Says in Speech   Disturbing Prospect Told in O'Hare Talk

JFK Says We Must Step Up Rate Of Growth      Appeals For Approval Of His 3-Year Tax Cut Of $10.3 Billion

JFK Warns Future Job Hopes Dim   Steady, Swift Rise In Idle Seen-If Tax Decrease Not Passed

JFK Predicts Increase In Unemployment  President Says Tax Cut Only Answer to ‘Number 1 Problem’

JFK: Must Boost Rate Of Growth   Otherwise, Jobless To Rise Even Without Slump, He Says

ASKS HELP IN GETTING TAX SLASHES   Earlier Speech Defines Role In  Supersonic Age

Declares Tax Cut First Necessary Step  Kennedy Sees 7% Jobless ‘Unless We Spur Growth’

Cites Need Of Stepping Up Growth Rate   Sees Jobless Increase Even Without Recession

Kennedy Warns U.S. Must Face Growth Problem  Cites ‘Tidal Wave’ Of Work Seekers In Chicago Talk

Blunt Bid for Plan      Jobless Ranks to Grow if Taxes  Not Cut--JFK

JFK Says Jobless Ranks Will Swell Unless We Step Up Rate of Growth

Unless Rate of Growth Is Stepped Up   Tax Cut First Step to Gain More Jobs

Jobless rolls to increase   —Unlk is avecler       growth rate  ated: JFK

Need Seen For Growth Rate Boost  President Appeals   President Appeals For Approval of Proposed Tax Cut

Need of Jobs Big Concern  Of Kennedy   7% Unemployment Seen Unless Growth Rate Gains Increase

President Fearful Of Rate Climb   Appeals Anew For Tax Cut To Aid Growth

Passage Predicted Today  Unfir’ Mothers To Lose Kid S. Under Bill Before NC Senate

Passage Predicted Today _ ‘Unfit’ Mothers To Lose Kies Under Bill Before NC Senziec

Claim It Will Practically Be ‘Undeclared War’   Plans Announced for 4 British Polaris Subs

Soviet Warns About NATO  Nuelear Foree   U.S. Plans for Big Fleet Denounced in  39,000-Word Report

Says It Would Spread Danger Of World War; Sends Note  To Washineton

Russia Warns Against NATO ‘Nuclear Force  _Missile-Armed ~ Fleet Denounced In Note to U.S.

Soviet Note Attacks A-Force Idea  Multinational Force *envande RNannar fay   Multinational Force ‘Spreads Danger Of War’ Says Red Tass

_ Activities Of General Assembly First Highway Safety Bill  Goes To Senate Committee

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State Aid Chief Falls Before Republican Ire   In Senate.  ~ GOP GOP Attenot. To Slash ~ Public Works Funds Fails

Soviet Bloc Will Set Up Own Bank  Dade’ Enctaen Alling   Reds’ Eastern Allies Reiect Moscow Plan

Doctors Give Warning on  Use of Drugs   Expectant British Mothers Cautioned On Taking 2 Kinds

New Algerian-Moroccan Fighting Explodes as Selassie Attempts Truce

VV NVEQUBLIEVY LNES VY J Morocean King Offers Peace Talks  As Troops Clash on Algerian Border

Demo National Chairman on Firing End  Kansas GOP Delegation Blasted

New York Mayor Awaits Reports From Striking Deintare and Publishers.

What's Inside   McCormack Says Medicare Dead   Castro Raises Price Of Beef, Poultry, Beer And Cigarettes

DOMESTIC ECONOMY IMPROVES Business Assesses Market Split Effects

1963 EASTER SEALS ARE CONTROVERSIAL AND STARTLING — /NEW DESIGN CONCEPT

Internal Struggle   Negro Leaders Divided In Desegregation Drive

TENSE ATMOSPHERE  Attorney General Meets Ala. Governor On Race Problems

18 White Marchers Arrested In Alabama Bob Kennedy  And Governor Talk About Racial Dy vhlam

Officials Meet  On Race Issue   Attorney General, Gov. Wallace Review Tension In Alabama

Bob Kennedy, Wallace Sean  Racial Issue  ~ 18 Demonstrators  Arrested at Alabama  Capitol; Air Tense

Bob Kennedy In Alabama’s Strife Area   Aitroney General Visits Governar At Montgomery

Monacan Rovalty Visit White Sulphur   Attorney General Visits Alabama’s George Wallace

250 Arrested In Brooklyn Protest  1,000 Take Part In  Di nwe Pee ens Seed  RaAitial   1,000 Take Part In Racial Demonstration

Construction Project  New York Police Arrest 250 In Race Picketing

‘An Imperialist, Scheme’  Indonesia Head Denounce: Plan fo Unite Territories

Aetion Is Asked On Tax Proposal  Senate GOP Leader  Tits, PXE 2a... gt.

Hoffa's Staff Resigns As Protest Of Actions Following Assasination

Pretest Assassination Remarsk eee dana hdhedaitihaadalh al  Top Assistant to Hofta, Four Other Aides Resign

McNamara tells Congress of Russia and Red China split   Congress hears report of Russians still in Cuba

ENCOURAGED BY RUSSIAN-CHINA SPLIT —  ‘McNamara Reports on U.S. Defenses

Russia-China Split Termed “Irreparable’   Defense Secretary Says World Remains In Peril

Traffic Toll 1962 to This Date—13 1963 to This Date—.8   U.S. Defense Aims Told

Annual Defense Report Given By McNamara   World Situation Called Perilous; Preparedness Of U.S. Is Stressed

Communist Unity Of Russic, Red China Hac Boon Fractured. MecNemeara Daclarec

Tells Congress U.S. Fully Prepared to Destroy Key Red Targets After Attack.

McNamara Sees Perilous Days Ahead Despite Irreparable Sino-Soviet Split 

Red Split May Be Permanent, Says McNamara   Defense Chief Nheas-. sures Congress U.S. Able to Destroy Key Soviet Targets.

Defense Chief Reports to Committee of Congress On U.S. Military Power

oe ee ee ee  McNamara Tells Congress Unity of Red China, Russia Fractured ‘'Irreparably”

Detense Boss Tells Congress Of Increasing  Evidence Of Irreparable Split Between Reds

McNamara Cites Evidence Of Party Split   Congress Given Annual Report By Defense Head

PRAYER FOR. .  @ TODAY r   (Coprighted 1963, A> National Council of Churches Religious lb eatures)

“PREMIER KASSEM SHOT  - lragi Rebels Order Red Agents Annihilated

Report Iraq  leader was tried, shot   No new fighting today, but holdouts reported

Communist Crackdown  Is Ordered  Other Bodies Herm   Other Bodies Found In Defense Ministry

NEW REGIME ISSUES APPEAL FOR SUPPORT   Pro. Nasser Junta Seizes Control in Baghdad, Names President   TO FIGHT RENS   Borders Are Sealed, Curfew Imposed Under Penalty of Death

RED CRACKDOWN ORDERED Rebel Leaders Say Kasserm Executed by Firing Squad

In Rubble  ‘Mad Dictator H   ‘Mad Dictator Has Met Death Under Feet of People’

lragi Rebels Shoot Kassem   Radio Report Says Ex-Chief Had Trial   Portrait of Aref; Story. Page 2

PUT 10 DEATK FOLLOWING REVOLT   Rebel Firing Squads Carry Out Court’s Order   ONE LIEUTENANT

Firing Squads Shoot Kassem, Three Aides  New Regime’s Grip On Nation Appears Far From Firm

Iraqi Premier © Overthrown By Army Rebels    Anti-Communist Leaders Urge People To Enlist And Fight

THREE TOP "AIDES ALSO EXECUTED   'raq Anti - Red Rebels Control Baghdad Where Military Court Condemns Leaders Of Deposed Regime.

Appears grip on nation is far from firm   Annihilation of Communist agents ordered

borders Sealed Off In Revolt  fraq Premier, Top Aides Executed, Broadcast Says

Red-Tainted Kassem, Aides Executed   Pro-Nasser Junta Rules In Iraq

IRAQ’S PREMIER: NOT SLAIN‘ IN:REVOLT FIGHTING   Rebels Execute Kassem, His 3 Top Aides

Arab Nation Recognition  Of Aref Due   New Regime To Be Pro-Nasser; Three Others Die In Coun

Rebels Kull Premier, 3  Top Aides   Bodies of 2 Other Lieutenants Found ln Ministry Ruins   (Picture On Pave 12)

Baghdad Radio Reports...  Iraq Premier Shot, But Reb Control Weak

Kassem Is Executed By Rebels   lraq’s Ousted Leader Captured, Sent to Firing Squad

Dethroned Premier Of Iraq And 3 Top Lieutenants Executed By Firing Squads

Recruit Plea Indicates Revolt May Not be Over   Borders Closed And Neighbors Are On Alert

lraq Rebels Tell of Executing Kassem Following Takeover   Reports of Fighting Indicate Rebels May Not Yet Be in Control.

Two Lieutenants Also Are Killed: By Army Rebels  People Are Asked to Defend. Revalution

Three Aides Listed Shot After Trial   Situation Tense In Middle East, Junta Takes Over

Kassem Shot Along With 3 Henchmen   Face Firing Squad Following Trial And Sentencing

Overthrown Premier Of Iraq, 3 Top Aides Slain By Rebel Firing Squads

Rebel Radio Reports On Shootings   lraq Premier, Lieutenants No Doubt Dead

Top Aides Also Slain In Lightning Revolt   ‘Mad Dictator Has Met His Death Under the Feet of the People,’ Is Shout As Iraq Rebels Move to Extend Power

Syria Closes Own Borders, Braces For Possible. Trouble From New Pro-Nasser Regime, Turkey Alerts Gendarmerie, Air Force Units

Rebels Slay Iraq Leader By Shooting   Arab Nations Recognize Changed Regime Quickly

Military Group Tightens Control With Swift Moves   Dictator-Premier Slain Following Summary Trial

lragq Rebels Execute Overthrown Premier   Soviet Treops In Cuba Only ‘To Instruct, Says Kheush

AIDES ALSO — - EXECUTED   lraq Anti - Red Rebels Control Baghdad Where Military Court Condemns Leaders Of Deposed Regime.

3 Lieutenants Also Killed In Military Coup   Regime’s Biggest Threat Comes From Communist Group

Followers of Nasser Stage Military Coup   New Government Pledges to Work For Arab Unity

SNOW   Kassem Is Executed By Rebels   Firing Squads Kill 3 Others

iraq premier killed by anti-Red junta   Baghdad radio reports Kassem shot shortly after army revolt

You'll Find   3 “Henchmen Also Die, Radio Report Says OFf Shooting

Next Move Up To Congress as Talks Collapse   Both Sides Accuse Each Other of Failing to Bargain Realistically.

Collective Bargaining Talks Fail   Moratorium On Work Rules Ends Auqust 29

Rail Issue Tossed Back  To Congress   Wirtz Announces ‘Collapse Of Talks With Negotiators

Negotiators Resume Talks  Kadar’s Welcome Overshadows Communist Strategy Debate

Gala Welcome  In Moscow for  Hungarian Red Peking Unleashes Another Attack on  rental) 1 ae oe

Sino-Soviet Parley Seen Ended Soon   Peking Fires New Blast At Kremlin As Khrush Returns

Moscow-Pekin Breach Widens Red Carpet For Hungary, Cold Sheulder To Hungary

Hungarian Kadar in Moscow during talks   Khruchchev returns   Pravda opposes Chinese

Hungarian Red Leader Greeted By Khrushchev  Chinese-Russian Ideological Peace Parley Reeume

Red Chinese Again Blast Soviet Party   No Progress Seen In Moscow Talks; Mr. K Greets Kada

First Grain Shipment Greeted   K Welcomes Hungarian Chief As Sino-Soviet Talk Resumes

Welcome Kadar As Peace Talks “acume Today   Hungarian Is Greeted By K At RR Station -

Talks Continue After One-Day Interruption  Red China Issues Another Attack on Russian Policies

Several Students Accuse University of Chicago of New Restrictions on Free Love

Lucas County Authorities Arriving Today   Four Youths California Bound When Arrested

18-Month Delay On CMI Plea   ‘Byrnes Had Speeded Ruling For Rival

Strict Campus Security Is Exercised Today   South Carolina Is Last State To Mix Its Schools

EV ENT CITED AS HISTORIC  Clemson College Prepared To Register First Negro

Clemson Set  To Enroll Its  First Negro College President  Calls Day Historic In South Carolina

Gantt enrolls in Clemson  First Negro to enter school in 69-vear history

‘Adistorie Day’ Says President Of Clemson College  School Is Preparing To Enroll Its First Negro Student Today

First Break In Carolina Schools   Strict Security As Former ISU Student Admitted

Two Are Feared Dead; One Man Critically Hurt   Fire Spreads Over Wreckage; Several Cars Are In Creek

SHOW STOPPER:   Standing Ovation  ‘Red’ Wins Crowd’s Cheers As Du Quoin Fair Winds Up

Standing Ovation  ‘Red’ Wins Crowd’s Cheers As Du Quoin Fair Winds Up

FOUR CARS COLLIDE ON ROUTE 37   Michigan Woman Skids In Passing On Wet Pavement, Starts Bakerville Pileup; 2 Mt. V. Women Die.

COLLIDE ON ROUTE 37   Michigan Woman Skids  In Passing On Wet Pavement, Starts - Bakerville Pileup; 2   Mt. V. Women Die.

Tornadoes Hit Illinois, More Than 30 Injured  Storm Rips oy Line 15 Miles Wide Toward Indiana Line; 20 Communities Pounded

Northern areas get snow lilinois and Indiana hard hit instorms   Tuccola hattered

Through Illinois and Indiana  Violent storms cut swaths of destruction

Youth Bill Faces Opposition Today  Democrats Claiming Votes for Passage

Youth Job Bill Faces Hard Going  Dems Claim Votes There to Pass It

Kennedy Youtt Program Faces Stiff Challenge   Demos Claiming Eventual Victory

Youth Bill  Faces Stiff  Opposition Kennedy Proposal  May Meet With Lone COP Dehate

Youth Bill Is Readied for  Senate Vote  Democrats Predict Passage Despite Hot Opposition by GOP

BATTLE LOOMS OVER BILL FOR YOUNG WORKERS   REPUBLICANS GET OPPOSITION HELP FROM SOUTH DEMOS

JFK Message Asks Reversal Of Program   Estimate Change Would Reduce Costs Up To $500 Million

Proposes Continued Crop Management, Mainly On Voluntary Basis; Keep Mandatory Curbs On Wheat.

No Compulsory Curbs Proposed For Milk, Feeds  President Wants Moves to Reduce

JFK Asks Voluntary  Controls Insists U. S. Must Manage  ' Production  De OAVUIT, A RAADTIAL

JFK Urges Voluntary  Farm Output Controls   President Sees A Necessity For Milk Production Curbs

JFK Urges Voluntary  Farm Curbs   New Programs May Cut Federal Costs

Kennedy Asks Farm Production Curbs  Program Offers Aid  to Farmer, Taxpayer

Plan Aimed At Curbing Opposition   Says Government Must Continue To Guide Production

Switches To Voluntary Controls _  Kenned y Unfolds  His Farm Plans

Kennedy Urges Farm Subsidies To CurbOutput   Cotton, Milk and Feed Grain Payments WouldSaveFunds, Lower Prices. We Claims

President Aims To Encourage Voluntary Production Curhs On Feed Geaine. Milk

Feed Grain Plan Same As in ‘6l   President Asks Mandatory Wheat Control System

President Seeks Voluntary Curbs On Grains, Milk   Subsidies to Spur Cotton Sales Also Included In JFK Farm  : Proposals.

Farm Control Easement Proposed by President To Reduce Federal Cost

Kennedy Sends Farm Message To Legislators  EP EES a ore ee \A/....lA   President Claims Proposals Would Lead Toward Stable Farm Economy

JEK’s Plan Geared To Cut Prices   Proposal Encourages Voluntary Control On Grain Production

President [Tells farm Approach   \ oluntary Crop  Controls Asked

Continuation Of Farm Production Management But On a Voluntary Plan At Less Cost Proposed By Kennedy

Stresses Need for Limited Production; Cost May be Cut, Spokesman Estimates

JFK Seeks Voluntary Cron Curbs   ~President's Farm _Message Reverses “Stand: Costs Cut

_ Kennedy Believes Plan Would ‘Lead Toward Stable Economy   Highlights Of Text At a Glance

Cotton, Milk Subsidies Are Sought   Voluntary Production Curbs on Feed Grains, Milk Are Suggested

Major policy reversal  Government must continue to manage fram production

In JFK Farm Message . 3B Voluntary Control ler: f  Farm Production Sought

By the Administration Voluntary Farm  Controls Asked   New Milk Program Called  Vital for Dairies, Taxpayers

Aim reversal to overcome opposition   ‘Gov't must help manage farm production’

Says Govt. Must Continue Aid — JFK's Farm Program Cites Voluntary Controls

Paris WweSSUgGe ae pe aa  JFK Asks Subsidies For Cotton, Limit On Milk Production

Kennedy Seeks To Cut Federal Farm Outlays   Feed Grain, Milk Programs To Be Void Of Government Curbs

Insists Government Control Needed  President Kennedy Urges Voluntary Farm Controls

Attaches No Price Tag to Farm Program   Says Government Must Continue to Guide Production

Kennedy Calls For Voluntary Farm Controls   Insists Government Must Continue To Help Manage Farm Production

Kennedy for Voluntary Controls Over Nation’s Farm Production   Insists Federal Assistance Still Is Needed

President Wants Voluntary  Controls on Ag Production ~ Savs Federal Management Still Needed

President Reverses Last Year’s Farm Program Stand; Estimate  Plan May Save $500 Million

Attaches no price tag  JFK unveils farm program       Woos congressmen with voluntary controls plan

Voluntary Farm  Controls Asked   President's Program Aims At Overcoming Opposition   IMPROVED INCOME

JFK’s Farm Message Calls For Subsidies To Cut Output Of Nation’s Milk, Grains

JFK Message Asks Subsidies To Spur Sales   Would Encourage Production Curbs On Grain, Milk

Controls Would Be Voluntary Under New Plan   Payments for Reduced Acreage Of Surplus Crops

Cotton Subsidies, Voluntary Milk,  Feed Grain Curbs Requested by. JFK

TO REDUCE SURPLUSES   No Price Tag Is Placed On New  Crop Proposals

JFK Proposes Voluntary Feed Grain, Milk Production Curbs In Farm Message

Voluntary Farm Controls Urged By President   Insists Government Must Help Manage

President, in Major Reversal, Proposes Voluntary Controls on Farm Production

JFK Seeks To Cut Federal Ag Outlay   Feed-Grain, Milk Programs To Be Void Of Government Curbs

Attaches No Price Tag To Proposals   in Big Reversal President Asks Voluntary Contro!

Kennedy Farm Bill Uses a Voluntary Controls System   President Believes Government Must Ald American Acriculture,

Kennedy Reverses His Stand   nneay mMeverses Mls Stand  Voluntary Crop Controls Urged

Says Govt. Must Keep Up Its Role   No Price Tag Listed $300-$500 Million Reduction Seen

KENNEDY ASKS FOR CHANGE TO WIN SUPPORT   COMPULSORY AID MAY GIVE WAY TO VOLUNTARY PLAN

KENNEDY FARM PLAN PRESENTEL   Proposes Continued Crop Management, Mainly On Voluntary Basis; Keep Mandatory Curbs On Wheat.

Committee’s Report at Mansfield State College Shows Signs of Unrest

Oswald Evidence Not All Revealed  Dallas DA Rejects Full Public Report .

Hellcat Flies Aaain .   OVERNIGHT CAMPING BAN BRINGS CONTROVERSY

Former AEC Chief Worried About Treaty   Concerned Over U.S. Failure In Super Bomb Tests

Rutgers ‘U’ White Oak To Be Felled — Where Is The Kilmer Tree That  Inspired Writing of Famous ‘Trees’?

Kilmer's Famed Tree Is Doomed   Huge White Oak Is Old Age Victim

 Inspired “Trees”  Joyce Kilmer’s White Oak ‘ToGo As Victim Of Old Age

Slayton Made Chief Astronau'  Helps New Space Fliers Learn Ropes

Ken nedy Fearful  Viet Nam May Be Lost If Changes In Rule Not Made

U.S. Continuing To Urge Drastic Reforms by Diem   President Backs Lodge in Efforts At Nhu Ouster

Today's Telegram    War May Be Lost JFK Disturbed By Viet Nam Crisis

Discusses S. Viet Nam JFK Says His Criticism  Understates Situation

Congratulations, Mrs. President . .   Warnings Come That Win in Viet Nam Rests on Reforms

Council Has Long Session On Hearings   Paving Hearing Results In Rerouting Truck Traffic Off 32nd St.

Wirtz Prods Both Groups To Bargain   Court Ruling Goes in Effect on March 29,  Secretary Declares

SP, Union to Submit Dispute to Arbiters —   Wirtz Prods Railr ‘oads, Unions to Resume Talks on Work Rule:

Urges Renewal OF Discussions Now in Recess; March 29  Stratecic Date

Foster Goes To Geneva....  Disarmament Chief Seeks Treaty On Nuclear Tests

U.S. Sends Envoy Back  To Geneva   Attempt to Bring About Test Ban  Treaty Planned

A Forlorn Attempt Now   4 Forlorn Attempt Now  Test Ban Hope Dim

REDS IGNORE US. TEST BAR CONCESSIONS   Chief Negotiator Going To Geneva; Treaty Hopes Low

little Hope for Success in Nuclear Pact  Reds Stand Firm against More Than 2 or 3 Inspections

Soviets Refuse To Bargain On Inspection Plan   Stage Is Set For Expected Propaganda Battle At Geneva

Foster Back To Test Ban Conference   Forlorn Attempt To Be Made For Treaty

Foster to Renew  Bid for Test Ban   U.S. Makes Another Concession Offer but Soviets Will Not Bend

Disarmament Chief Returns To Geneva Talks   Russians Balk At Increasing Number Of On-Site Checks

Soviets Reject:  New U.S. Test Ban Concession   Disarmament Chief Foster Will Go To Geneva To Resume Efforts

Pledge ‘Giant Mareh On Washington It Filibuster Begins In U.S. Senate

Amy's Help Asked in War On Terrorists  ‘Quebec Premier Acts After New  Ramh Fvnlocsion

AT GETTYSBURG Kennedy, Eisenhower Call For Rededication To Lincoln Goal

Nuclear Ban Treaty Now In Senate   Committee Report Assures Senate That ‘Balance of Risk’ Favors Ratification

.. COMMITTEE REPORT Senate Assured Balance Of Risks Favors Treaty

Senate Told   senate fold Burlington Risks’ Balance F AVOFS Recegenien  Test-Ban Ratification Police Dept.

Committee Assures Senate “Balance Of Risks” Favors Treaty Ratification

Grieving Over Ruined Home   Senate Told Risk Balance  Favors Pact

Senate Agency Seeks Approval Of Test Treaty   Formal Report Say: ‘Balance of Risks’  Favors Ratification

Committee Report ‘Balance Of Risks’ Favors Ban Treaty, Senate Told

Senate Told Risks Favor  Ban Approval   Committee Says U.S. Capability Is Sufficient

'USSR Would Be Destroyed in Retaliatory Blow’       Senate Told Balance Risk  Favors Treaty Ratification

Enrollment in Public Schools Was 14.970   Senate Group Asks Test Ban Pact OK   ‘Balance of Risks’ Said Favorable

Senate Assured Balance of Risk Favors Ban Pact  U.S. Capability to Strike Called Vast

Foreign relations committee assures  ‘Balance of risks’ favors ratification

Pope John’s Death Mourned By World   Four-Day Ordeal Ends At Sunset; Global Leaders In Lavish Tributes

Relatives  AndPrelates  At Bedside 261st Pontiff  Had Risen Fr ‘on i a i oe

PONTIFF DIES AFTER LONG, WEARY BATTLE   End Finally Comes As  : Praying Thousands } Gather Nearby   DOCTORS AMAZED  AT HIS STRENGTH

‘My Time Will Come at Night’   Rome Throng of 100,000  Mourns Urider Window

Pontiff Dies After 4 Days Of Suffering   Roman Catholic Leader Praised Around World By All Countries, Faiths

Strong Heart Yields At Last Ah Long Duel  Rays Of Sun set   Rays Of Sunset Cross Square As Pontiff Succumbs

GIVEN FIRST FEEDING CONDITION STILL GUARDEI  Five Little Fischers Full of Wiggles and Holler

Morocco, Algeri Agree to Cease Border Warfare  Hassan, Ben Bella Conclude Treaty To Restore Peace

Frog’s Eye Recreated By Science  Electronic Eye May Aid War  Wilasmame C@rsode

Sinatra, sr. ReportsSon Gave Clues   Says FBI Head Claim: Case Solved and All Suspects Captured

Kasavubu Sends Parliament Home  Lawmakers Refuse to  Obey Congo President

'U. S. Insists on Delivery Promise After Grain Disappearance Report

Department of agriculture tells congress  Believes missing grain went to Germany

Congress told No evidence of missing grain being behind Iron Curtain

Where, Oh Where ... ... Did It Go ‘Barn Door’ Has New Lock But Grain Still Missing

BORDER SHEE EOESEHOOSE SEE OSESEOSSEOLSOOOSESSEHOOSOOEESOS (00OOOESSSSSOTSOSEEESOEESONEHEOEOOESSEAO CESS OOESCOMEHSESHEOSESCODEHSIHSHS ULOHESSEHED De ShSSOHEHHL SOSSOOSHONETHO 1 OE OHSOHOOOECESSEHSSSEUSECRESECO  US. Tightens Controls On Misguided Grain

Grain Deal Regulations  Are Revised   Government Locks Door of Barn After Export Shenanigan

U.S. Puts Lock On Barn Door After 24 Million Bushels Of Grain Vanish

U.S. Tightens Grain Buying Regulations  - New Curbs Imposed Since 24 Million

After U.S. Grain Disappears— Ag Department Tightens Rules to Grain Buyers

Lost Grain Not Sent To Soviet Bloc   Finding Reported To Congress; Crop  Goes To Germany

No Evidence That Missing Gralii ls. In Red Coutifries   Moal Wea Niagally Imported tate West Goemeny USHK Sava,

Curfew Clamped On Country Syria Executes Ten   U.S. Tightens Regulations On Grain Shipments

Red Bloc Didn't Get Any of Huge Grain Diversions  hAn Rs a WU es Ss a   Most of Vanished Shipments Traced To West Germany

Where, Oh Oh  Where  Ba . Did It Go     ‘Barn Door’ Has Nets Lock But Grain Still Missing

Ag Vepartment says There Is No Evidence Missing Grain Went Behind Iron Curtain

WN WAKE OF MOU ATION  Government Tries To Halt Misuse Of Grain Exports

U.S. Bolsters Safeguards In Grain Dealings  In Effort To Avoid Anathary Claialhse af   In Effort To Avoid Another Sleight of Hand Foreian Trade

Ready For Any Emer rgency.   8 US Ships Steam: Off Haitian Coast:

CRUISES OFF HAITI SHORE   Eight Ships, Helicopter Force And 2,000 Men  — Stand Ready To Protect  Americans.

U.S. FLEET CRUISES OFF ~ HAITI SHORE   Eight Ships, Helicopter  - Force And 2,000 Men Stand Ready To Protect Americans.

U.S. TASK FORCE WATCHES HAITI   EIGHT VESSELS KEEPING EYE ON LATEST CRISIS

Task Force Cruises Near Haiti Coast  Ships Sweat Out Possible Call To  Tht ana: fsteane

Russians Pull Out Of  Lunar Race   American Officials To Continte Effort In Space Program

U.S. Will Continue Man To Moon Efforts   Webb Says On-Off Lunar Program Would Brina Serious Cost To U.S.

CNERERTAS bea ARIES as  Proceed With Lunar Race, Says NASA Official

WILL RETURN TO WASHINGTON  Mrs. Kennedy, Children Will Spend Thanksgiving At Cape

Indiana Demos Introduce Net Income Tax Program   Democrats Offer Tax Comparison

Committee Halts New Spending   Burns Asks Budget Cut of $8.5 Million;

10 Consider Amendments  WU Bill Passes House; Goes Back To Senate

Wichita U. Bill Passes House 78-46   Measure Heads Back To Senate For Action

Five Dead, Damage Heavy  Cool Front Chills Midwest After Barrage of Storms

Contract Talks Pace Quickens In Cleveland  Five- Week News Strike

Daily Chuckle  The road to success is al ways under construction.   Today’s Index   16 Pages. 2% Sections   Cadavers In Demand

Fresh Water Rationed at Harlan, Ky.   Tornadoes, Heavy Rains Strew Damage Throuch Six States

Storm Toll Continues To Mount .. cl  Flash Flood Knocks. Out City’s Pumping Station

30.000 homeless in South Flood-stricken Harlan, Ky. begins water rationing

Devastation Runs High In South  1" Doixncnnme Nance   17 Persons Dead, 6 Others Missing; City Without Water

Kentucky Rations Water  30,000 Left Homeless FromFloods And Winc

DEAD, SIX ARE MISSING   Stricken Town Forced To Ration Water Sunply

Water Being Rationed In Harlan  30,000 Homeless   30,000 Homeless In Wake Of Tornadoes, Floods

x Missing, 30,000 nomei  Southern Tornads, Flood Death Toll Climbs to 17

W. Va. Area Due To.Get Federal Aid   17 Dead And Six Missing In Wake Of Winds, Flooding

30,000 Driven From Homes; Floods Kill 17   Floods, Tornadoes Create Havoc in South; Damage in Millions

i/ Lead, Damage in MIO  30, 000 Left Destitute  In Floods. Tornadoes

WATER SYSTEM KNOCKED OUT IN HARLAN, KY,   1,000 FAMILIES ARE AFFECTED BY SOUTH TORNADOES

More Than 30,000 Persons Are Homeless  Floods Tornadoes Take Seventeen Lives In Southlands

7LOOK WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE   —SCHOOLS CLOSED, WATER RATIONED—  Floods, Tornadoes Ravage Wide Dixie Areas

Water Rationing Follows Floods  . Count 30,000   ~ Count 30,000 Homeless After Weather Rampaae

Washington Handed Protest   ‘Kentucky City Rations Water As Pump Goes Out  30,000 Left Homeless By Floods, Tornadoes; 17 Dead, Six Missing:

‘Floods, Tornadoes Leave 17 Known Dead, /30,000 Are Homeless, Heavy Destruction

30,000 Are Homeless iin The Southland  Ask Disaster Arca Designation for Kantucky }

Red Cross Working To Relieve Victims Of Flood and Wind   Water Being Rationed In Kentucky Town Hit By a Flash Flood.

HEAVY LOSSES IN SOUTHERN STATES   17 Persons Dead And Six Reported Missing  KENTUCKY   Hit Hard, 25,000 Forced To Flee Homes: Water Rationed In Harlan

2 AN EDITORIAL sees os... Mishap Shows Urgency Of 19° Safety Needs

Bond Issue For Schools Up For Vote   Proposal Would Continue Taxes On Cigarettes

$250 Million Bond Issue Bill Faces Senate   Extension Of Tax To Year 2000 Seen As Aid To Schools

Cigarette Tax Measure Faces Test In Senate  Would Provide Fund: For New Buildings

Broad Program Outlined Today For Legislators   Some Tax Relief Also Considered By Gov. Anderson

Anderson Seeks Action. On Many Current Issues, Headed by School Affairs

Anderson Presents State Action Plans   Broad Outline; Details Later

[Anderson Proposes An Action-Packed Program Before State Legislature

PROPAGANDA FORUM’ SEEN Soviets Warn Nevada Tests May Hamper Talks

Goldwater Ties Cuba To Treaty   For Nuclear Ban H Reds Pu'l Castro's Missiles

Kennedy Back from ‘Non-Political’ Junket, Turns to Dollar's Case in Addressing Monetary Fund

President’s Tour Recounted ...     Balance of Payments Problem Explained

J.F.K. Vows To Protect US. Dollar   Stability Cited As Beneficial To Others Also

 Plugs fax netorm Gill in Speech   Kennedy Reaffirms U. S. Intentions  To Protect Stability of Dollar in World

Plugs Tax Bill ‘Kennedy faforas           Group That U.S. Will Back Dollar

JFK Tells International Bankers That U.S. Will Protect Its Dollar

Robena Survivors In Suit‘Against U.S. Steel Corp.   Damages In Excess Of $300,000 Sought By 29 Widows, One Son; Action Filed In Greene Comity

Pope appears tired, drawnat ceremony  Balzan Peace prize presented Pope John

Pope John XXIII Receives Award  Pontiff’s Face Tired And Drawn Appearine

May have cancer   2 eee ee Fee ee  Pope Gppears fired as he receives peace prize

Peace Prize 0f $160,000 Goes fo Pope  ees. ee. ae: ee   Pontiff to Continue Efforts; Physician Silent on Illness

Charges Flying as Meet Begins  Kremlin Uses Kennedy Message as Indirect Rebuke to Peking

Moscow Sessions Underway  Rea Officials Begin Attem pis To Bridge Gulf

Prints Note Of Thanks From Kennedy  Khrushchev ae As Sovi et-Chi

BPROCPECTS RETTER   Soviets Develop Artificial Limbs Operated From Nerve Impulses

C REATURES FROZEN » Ds 000 1 YEARS  Soviets Claim Salamanders Restored to Life

000-Year-Old Salamanders? Scientists Scoff AtFrozen ‘Life’ Story Of Soviet

Packaged Smoked Whitefish Felt ‘Cause of Death by Deadly Botulisir

Doctors Fighsi ing Silent. ‘Batt ie  Smoked Whitefist Carry Rare Killer

Churches Close   TWO DIE IN TENNESSEE  \Doctors Wage Urgent Battle [Against Deadly ‘E’ Botulism

New Leader Was Backed By Birchers  Conservative  Defeats a Moderate

GOLDWATER BACKERS WIN IN CALIFORNIA  Ultra-Conservatives Score GOP Cour

N 2ND DAY OF THOMPSON TRIAL  Segell and Fosseen  Quibble Over Juror

Defense Attorney, Judge Quibble On Questioning  Ot Prospective Juror

SP Shutdown Ts Expected; Talks Fail  Clerks Promise Service Over  Weekend" -..

Sniper Slays Scientist; Nab Ey-Colleague   Father of 7 Shot Dead at Dinner in  Home With Family

‘ellow scientist Charged With Murder Computer Inventor Is Slain By Sniper

Swiss Authorities Ask Ban On Kissing, Dancing  Typhoid Outbreaks For LA, Village In Alps

Man Slain in Carolina Race Strife   Violence F lares: at Lexington: Alabama Enrollments ‘Set 

State Troops Rush To Scene To Aid Police   News Photographer Wounded As Shots Fired, Bottles Hurled

Armed Man Ques tioned  ceaenemeemeiaaee 2 ener ean ae neem os Fhe a Meena  Man Dead. Newsman Hurt In North Carolina

Incident At Lexington Is Carry -Over Krom  Wednesday Night Fight

One Dead, 1 Wounded . . .  Street in Lexington Scene of Race. Riot

One Man Killed In Lexington Racial Rioting   News Photographer: Suffers Wound, Police Kept Busy

Cooler Air On Its Way   Northeastern U. S. First to Feel Effects

‘More T han 200 Gadgets Already Submitted...  lowas Inventors Come Alive  ) > S  ) %

Post-Session Roundup Financing Schools Top Problem of Legislature

Congress Might  ryy : ‘ * Irv Compromise   Chiefs Told  ‘ToHLeonomize

Civil Rights Johnson‘s  Big Problem   An AP News Analysis By JACK BELL AP Political Writer

Civil Rights Bill Major Item On President's Agenda   New Honors For Kennedy, As Johnson Looks Ahead

Mood of Moderation Not Expected To Enhance Hope of Speedy Action

Where To Find  ‘An AP News Analysis Getting Civil Rights Action Johnson’s Biggest Problem

Action on Civil Rights Looms First Among New President's Problems   Mood of Moderation May Bring Activity On Other Measures Pushed by Kennedy

SS een eel  LBJ's Biggest Domestic Problem ls Getting Action on Riahts Bill

Negroes Rights Stil Big Issue   Controversy Will Test All of President’s Ability To Deal with Conaress

A Political Necessity --  Johnson's Top Problem At Home: Civil Rights

LBJ Inherits JFK’s No. 1 Problem   Getting Civil Rights Action Poses Biggest Domestic Problem   UNACCEPTABLE

Action Seen: UnderStudy By Kennedy   Wirtz Hints Of Move As- Walkout Blocks Shipping

Neither Side Said Willing To Give In  Difference of Four Cents On

\Fischer Quints Very Much Off Limits To Curious Visiting Hospital Where Babies Continue To Thrive

50 Students to Return to U.S.  Violated Travel Ban Of State Departmen!

ee aed Throng Pays Homage  Flicker Of Eternal Light A Lure To Kennedy’s Grave

May Be Forced To Rewrite It To Get Support; To Caucus Again Monday

From refuse of atomic tests  Arctic inhabitants being exposed todanaerous levels

Soviet Ship Veers on Signal  Trieste Fails to Find Thresher on First Dive

Kennedy Wins Italy’s Cautious Suppor From Fanfani For NATO Nuclear Force

Local Union to Vote on Pact  Reach Contract Accord In 15-Week Gould Strike

TAX REFORMS AXED . Legislature Adjourns In Budget-Chop Binge   See Page 8A

One Is Saved In New York   Vehicle With Nurses  Plunges it, Lasi River

9 Persons On Board ] Rescued   Vehicle Taking Group Back to Hospital Jobs

New York Bus Plunges Into River  24 Women On  Vehicle, Most Of Thon. Bicuen.

Four Survive InN. Y. City; Driver Believed ToHaveSuffered Heart Attack

Accident Laid To Driver's Heart Attack  Many Escape Fatal Ride, Walk In Mild Weather

Heart Attack Hits Driver In New York   Tides Push Vehicle 60 Feet From Wall Before Cops Arrive

Six Dead, One Missing As Bus Falls Into River   Four Persons Rescued After Driver Suffers ~ Heart Attack at Wheel

SURVIVORS RELATE BUS RIVER PLUNGE   Driver Apparently Had Heart Attack Without Word Of Warning

Coronary attack caused driver’s collapse  Four saved as bus n!u nges into East River

(ar) Are Dead Or Missing fa N. Y. Tragedy  Bus Catapults Off Sea Wall With 11

Bus With Some 24 Aboard Is in River   Plunges From Road on New Yor.  City's Welfare Isiand

Late News  Bus Carrying Hospital Workers. ‘Plunges Into East River At N.Y.

Seven Die On Bus  In River   Survivors Tell Of Escape From Sunker New York Vehicle

EAST RIVER TRAGEDY  Driver's Coronary Blamec In 7-Death Bus Plunge

Heart Attack Hits Driver In New York  Tides Push Vehicle 60 Feet From os Refore Canc Arr

At least four rescued Bus carrying 11 plunges into East River today

Bus With Nine Women Into River   Two Known Dead, Six Presumed Lost, One Rescued

VANISHES IN ICY WATER; EIGHT LOST   All But One Of 9 Aboard New York City Bus Were Nurses On Way To Work.

Vehicle Sinks In Frigid Water  Three Bodies Are Recovered: One   Three Bodies Are Recovered; One Person Rescued

Vehicle Dives Into East River  Bus Driver Slumps At Wheel, 11 Persons Dead Or Missing

‘Ho, Hum, Tomorrow's Another Bray’   Believe 8 Dead as Bus — Dives into River in N: Y

SEVEN LOST AS BUS RUNS INTO RIVER; 4 LIVE   Driver Suffers Attack

Driver Has Heart Attack — 7 People Dead or Missing In New York Bus Plunge

Survivors Tell Of Bus Tragedy  New York Disaster Occurs After Driver Nas Heart Attack

Disappears In Ice-Choked Waters  10 Feared Dead As N.Y. Bus Skids, Plunges Into River

FRANKFORT COUNCILMEN DEFY VOTERS   Refuse To Accept Canvass Of Recall Election Which Defeated Them By 3-1 Margins.

U.S. To Get Answers To Foreign Affairs Questions By Push Button:

D.C. Looks Into Baker  Operation   Baker Business Affiliates Get Close Tax Look

Syria, Israel Cease-Fire Is Pledged   Russians Veto Condemnation

Veto Brings Israel-Syria Promises   Sovict Blocks U.N Condemnation of Border Killings

Negotiators Working On Treaty Draft   East-West Officials Radiate Optimism  In Interviews

an EE ay etiam, By Me gual Tram aes. ae     ery?  Coffee -tunie,

Food, Drugs Exempt Fror Sales Tax   Local Areas Could Also Assess Income Tax; 20 Bills Introduced

Cabinet Should Be Next in Line For Presidency   Ike Thinks Line Of Succession Should Be Chanaed

GOP Governors Eye 10 Capitols In ‘64   New Organization To Press Campaign In States Showina Slim Dem Maiority .

Koufax Pitches No-hitter; Dodgers Beat S.F. 8-0  Snarte   On Mother’s Day, a Mother Awaits Astronaut Son’s F light

Johnson Facing First Big Test With Congress  Estimated Cost To Taxpayer Ist Year Is $118 Million

N. Y. Mayor Bans Sit-Ins At City Hall  Wagner Orders Diekate Ont After

Retiring presidentof A.P. warns )"; '  ‘Newsmen can’t take freedom for aranted

 Press Freedom Has Been Hard Won Outgoing AP President Warns Of Complacency

Mass Boyeott of Birmingham  Schools Urged   Motoreade Tours City; Altendance Drops Sharply

McKeldin, Goodman Wir In Primary   Rain Slows Vote As Baltimoreans Choose Candidate:

CONGRESSIONAL ROUNDUP  Bobbie Kennedy, Solons Discuss Rights Plans

85 SWEATED AND PRAYED  Pilot Feels 20 Years Older After Landing Crippled Plane

Look Out Below   No Reluctance to Try Again After Harrowing Experience

Passengers, Crew Take Off Once More For California After Nervous Ordeal

Before Reaching Land  ce ONE CT Cte  85 Aboard Aireratt Sweat It Out, Pray

felate experience  Passengers of crippled MATS transport flown to California

real Sacrilice. Man Jettisons 12 Bottles Of Scotch To Lighten Load On Crippled Plane

Pilot “Tired” After Epic Flight  =~” Th - gt . rma FF. ray. .)—hteté«w~téCTCi‘i‘é GTC TOD

85 Board Relief Planes After Tense Ocean Flight On A Crippled Transport

Tackles Relief Plans   UNITED NATIONS, N. ¥Y.—UPl—The General Assembly prepared today for its annual debate on a U.N. seat for Red China.

SOVIETS NOT SPONSORS OF NEW EFFORT   Another Rebuff Virtually Certain On Admission

New York, Annapolis Charleston Stirred Demonstrators Arrested; Marches Keep  gm ee Le nee oe ee on

Kentuckians Headed Home emma  River Yields Answer On Missing Travelers

Drow ning Victims!  2 Missing Lima Families  Found Dead In Kentucky

Boy Accidentally Hangs Self   6 Lima Residents Found Dead In Their Submerged Auto

Missing Lima Families Dead  Found In Overturned Car In Licking River

Charge By N.Y. Jury pe a te ae  4 Indicted For Organizing Trip of Students to Cuba

Four Indicted for Conspiring Trip to Cuba  Recrui mes U.S. Students for lilega Hi ou, rney

Conspiracy Charged in New York   Young Men Saw Cuba With 55 Other Students

Conspiracy Count Brought By Grand Jury   Students Travel During Summer Basis For Act   FORM COMMITTEE

Cuba Trip Group Facing U.S. Trial  Jury Indicts Four Ac Taur  eaderc

Truman Resumes Work On Series For Television   APPEAR PERSONALLY

Vice President Johnson Sworn In; President’s Body To Be Flown To Washington; Suspect In Custody

46-year-old Chief Executive dies half hour after being struck in temple by rifle bullet

Gov. Connolly Also Shot--'Serious' Kennedy Fatally Wounded By Assassin's Bullet; Lyndon Johnson President

Lyndon Johnson sworn in aboard plane   Kennedy shot through head as he rode in Dallas cavalcade

French Leader Host to Erhard   Toasts Exchanged In Elysee Palace

WHERE TO FIND IT   Brazilian Leftist Leader Makes No Bones About Anti-U.S. Tactics   Rv GQKFORGE ARFELD

Leftist Laahas Openly Declares Plans To Use Force in Latin Nation Effort   By GEORGE ARFELD

FORCE ONLY WAY Latin makes no bones on how’  to combat ‘capitalist influence’

© 2 Others Hurt at Ottawa :  Crossing Crash Kills 3 ‘PutnamCounty Youths

Soviets Nof To Compromise On Test Ban   Two Or Three Inspections

Severe Atlantic Storm Turns Into Hurricane, Brings Drought Relief

Drought Area  Fringes Get Little Relief   Fair Skies, Balmy Temperatures Rule  For Most of East

, e {. 2 Life’sEnd  ALBERT KOERTING DIES AT HOSPITAL — PLAN  DrIMrpoo awh PF AVPARAYTO Waruerce

tt Ott ot tt  Temperatures YESTERDAY  LOW: 62 at 5a.m. HIGH: 90 at Noon   Married Men Excused From Military Draft

How They Tallied At The Polls   Order Halt In Drafting Of Married Men

Halts Drafting Of Married Men  Kennedy Issues Orde To Limit Inductions

JEK De ‘ops Husbands F rom Draft   Tfolds As Long As Singles Fill Quota

Married Men  Are Exempted from Draft   Executive Order Alters Status of Young Husbands

Kennedy Halts Draft Call for Married Men  Sinale Men Betweer   Single Men Between 19 and 25 Take Priority in Future

340,000 AFFECTED Kennedy Signs Order To Stop Drafting Of All Married Men

Married Men Free Of Draft   Won’t Be Called While Enough SinglesAvaitable

Husbands Exempted From Draft   Kennedy Ordér Relieves 340,000 Awaiting Inductio:

Younger Age Group to Feel Effects Induction Married  Men to Be Halted

 Until ‘Singles’ Run Out Married Men Excused From  Draft By JFK Order

Under New Presidential Order  Military Service Cut For Young Husbands

When single men available Kennedy orders halt of ‘drafting of married men

MARRIED MEN RECLASSIFIED BY DRAFT BILL   HUSBANDS WILL GO AFTER 19-25 SINGLE MEN LEAVE

To release 340,000 husbands  Kennedy's move exempts married men from draft

President Orders Halt in Draft of Married: Men, Effective at. Once

Draft Decree     OK, Gals, Tell Bachelors It's Altar Or Uncle Sam

Enough Single Men to Fill Need....  Married Men Freed From Draft by Executive Order

 Except In Case Of National Emergency Kennedy Exempts Married Men From Dra TE

No Drafting Married Men, JFK Orders   Enough Single Men Available, Sources Report

But Proponents Of Measure May Carry On Fight To Pass Similar Bill

Papers Back Tonight? . Only Ratification Remains As Paper Strike Nears End

— Publishers, Photoengravers Agree —  N.Y. Presses May Roll Today

Photoengravers Ready to Okay New Contract   Presses Ready to Roll Tonight — New York Times Doubles lts Price.   Ready to Roll

Engravers OK Pact With NY Publishers   Presses Likely To Begin Rolling At ‘Trib’ Tonight

Presses ready to roll in N. Y.   Many affected by 110-day strike

Pr resses Are Ready ‘To Roll   110-Day Blackout Cost $330 Millon

Cestly News Strike All But Over... New York Presses  Set To Roll Again

Newspaper Strike Near Settlement In Gotham   Legislator Would Ban All Boxing In Texas

Bills Aimed At Streamlining State School Operations Introduced Today

Notorious Third Man Macmillan Faces New Political Storm In Case Involving Agent

The Star Joday   Deadline Saturday  Sounds Last Call For Homemaker Search Entrants

NEW RESIDENTS HERE ORGANIZE NEWCOMERS CLUB — PLAN MONTHLY MEIKDRTINCS COCTAI FYVENTS

Lawrence Hits Back At Blast By Scranton  Flays Governor For “"Untruthful Words, Hypocritical Actions’

Clean Water Proposal  Absentee Balloting Open, City Attorney Announces

2 Cars Damagec Near Yatesboro   Auto Crushed in Ohio ge  8 Killed as Steel  Drops from Truck

First Vote Since Assassination... .     Louisiana Democrats Pick  Their Choice for Governor

  Kennedy's Decision to Visit Pope 'Now Gives Rise to Rumors on Health

Pope’s Health May Have Prompted Kennedy to Change Decision on Visit

Friends Pay Homage  President to Be Buried in Arlington Cemetery

Arlington To Be JFK Burial Site   Local Churches To Hold Memorial Services Today

Kennedy To Rest In Arlington Cemetery   CASTRO RAPS SLAYING, BUT CRITICIZES JFK

World Leaders Are Prenaring For U.S. Trips   Great and Humble Mourning Kennedy

Arlington Site  For President  Washington Burial Is Wish of Family

McNamara says nation getting its money's worth from $4.5 billion foreign aid program

Who’s Who of Show Business Attend Hollywood Rite for Dick Powell

FINAL RITES ARE HELD FOR DICK POWELL   Many Show Business Personalities At Fun eral Services

Former Negro coed  Discloses secret marriage to white university student

Expecting Child In December  First Negro At Ceorgia U. Bares Marriage To A Wiiite

COUPLE EXPECT A BABY Negro Girl's Marriage To Southerner Unveilec

Baby kxpected in December  White Student's Marriage To Negro Girl is Revealed

WEATHER REPORT—   (By George Seibert, Official Weather Observer)   ALBIA PRODUCE —

Cot <a a ee eT  any Seerye Seibert, Oificial eather Observer)   ALBIA PRODUCE—

oe a e eee  Record- Setting ‘412 Million Education Bill Is Offered

HIS PARISH OFF LIMITS TO SERVICEMEN  ‘Hell With U.S. Government’  Says Fiery Leander Perez

Won't Obey Military Orders — Segregationist At War With Tiny Navy Post

Fiery Perez, Admiral! Square Off  Over U. S. Order To Deségregate

Perez At War With Navy On Racial Order   Political Czar Would Make Area Off Limits To Gls

 Battle in the Bayou  T no lectama Snervnadatinnict Takacs Qn Navy   ‘Louisiana Segregationist Takes On Navy

Thermometers Start Up: _ Mercury's Rise Brings  Some Ease Over World

Reds Balk At British Peace Appeal Tension Soars Due To Soviet Action

Red Turndown Asks Document Condemn U.S.   Kremlin Stand Sparks Fears Of New Turmoil

ltalians Voting For Parliament  Premier's Experiment - Is at Stake in Poll

LBJ Forging Liberal Bloc For Support   Labor, Negro Groups Enlisted For Backing In Election Year

Acting Vice President Now Goal Of Avres   LB) Welding Voting Coalition

— To Amend, Or Repeal, Existing Laws? —  Fate Of N.C. Absentee Ballot Studied

AF Group Raps Treaty  Senate Gets ‘Assurances From JFK On Ban Pact

FBI Bribe Probe May Be Expanding   Air Force Chiefs Concerned Over Contract Bids

Republicans Wont Offer Amendments   FORCED END   FXECUTIVE ORDER   VORF PROBLEME

Republicans Balk At Amending Rights Program   FARMERS, POLICE CLASH  French Labor Crisis Snowballs

Political Infighting Over Civil Rights Erupts As Republicans Refuse to Offer Amendments

Political Fight On Rights Opens Before Senators   Danihli- ce Wan’

SOME GOP WON'T OFFER ANY CHANGE   Attorney General Back On Stand For Second Day

SENATE SEEKS RIGHTS BILL ANSWERS      SENATE SHEERS AIGOTS DILL ANSWERS  Bob Kennedy Again Questioned

Bickering Mars Rights Hearing  Republicans on Committee Balk at Offering Amendment   Related Story, Page 4

Twisters, Falls Up  To Four Inches Hit   Killeen’ Streets Flooded: Other  Date f'n Doo. NE Ne ek

Adenauer To Press British Market Bid   Pressuring  Be Eaall T, Chan   Pressuring De Gaulle To Stop Blocking Entrance Of Britain

TOP SOVIET NEGOTIATOR IN NEW YORK   Russians Show Interest While Stands Unchanged

Before Geneva parley  U. S. Russia may hold private test ban talks

To Precede Geneva Conference ..  Private U.S.- Russian Test Ban Talks Are Considered

Another Louvre Lady   U. S., Russia Planning On New Test Ban Talks

 Glimmer of hope an accord may be reached  'U.S.-Soviets may hold own test ban talks

U.S. and Russians May Hold Private Talks on A-Tests      Tsarapkin-in New York; Talks Wil2s’Betore  Conterenca Reasnans.

U.S., Russia Plan Private Test Ban Talks  Detaiis Unknown; Meet Reportedly BAF a8 a nha Ur

New Soviet Bid On Test Ban Seen  Washington Paper Saves Overture Made

4 Loaaers Killed in Slide—   U.S., Soviets Explore Test Ban Approaches

Ward Trial Publicity Bad For Business  The Heat Is On,’ London Girls Complain

Trainload Of Tragedy   Do-It-Yourself Kit Provides Detection Of Cervical Cancer   Maryland Test Of Techniques Successful

pW AAUPRUNS L7OCLOF ARNOUNCES:   Do-It-Yourself Kit For Cervix Cancer Test Available

Doctor Finds Way to Provide Early Detection for Women With Cancer

100 Invaders Executed in Cuba Landing   Failed to Contact Guerrillas, Says Underground Aid

‘The Welfare Citizen’ APES  ‘Inalienable Rights? In Quiet Revolution

Thaw, Heavy Rainfall Cause Flooding In Northern Part Of State; No Injuries

WSN eeee Weed onesie eee Mme a me TC en mT a ht eae ae eee Me eee eat ae ee eae  U.N. Keeps Tshombe Under Unofficial Surveillance

Tshombe Is back under surveillance   Shows willingness to cooperate with U.N. after peace pilgrimage

TSHOMBE BACK UNDER WATCH: FACES CURFEW   UN Ends House Arrest But Imposes Curb on Wiehtly Moves   CITES COOPERATION   Katanga Chief Says He Made Tour ‘Ta Prove Cand Intadinwst

Tshombe Under Curfew After Peace Journey  Good Faith Shown   Good Faith Shown On Tour Prevents House Arrest

: Following peace tour  Tshombe back in palace, as Kolwezi situation unclear

Tshombe Finishes Peace Mission In Southern Katanga   Rusk Is Hopeful for Quick Completion of Conao Reuntication.

Tshombe Cooperating  Kolwezi Copper and Cobalt Mines Threatened by Tshombe Followers

Tshombe Under UN Surveillance At Elisabethville   After Leading UN Column to Katanga Border

Tshombe Again Under Surveillance In His Palace After “Peace Drive”

Motion Rv Clausing   Congo Peace Tour Ended  Tshombe Under U.N. Surveillance

Tshombe Returns  To Palace President Kept Under Watch After Peace Tou

TEMPERATURE   Tshombe Is Removed From House Arrest After Cooperating With UN

South Africa Hears Tshombe Calling Off His "Scorched Earth” Program —

Katangan President Will Not Be Restrained Unless He Tries To Incite Followers Against U.N, Or Renews Scorched-Earth Call

Peace Tour Completed By Tshombe   Katanga Leader Returns to Palace Under Surveillance

Co-operation With UN Lifts Arrest EdictTshombe Back Under Surveillance After ‘Peace Tour’ Among His Troops

‘Peace Tour’ By Tshombe Stirs Hopes   Orders Troops To End Resistance As Curfew Is Imposed

Must Observe Nightly Curfew ..  U.N. Eases Restraints on Moise Tshombe

TSHOMBE IN PALACE: MUST HEED CURFEW   Katanga President Re-' turns To Capital After’ Peace Tour To Border; Kolwezi Still Holds Out.

Diplomats Find Reds Softening Cold War Stanc   Inspection Plan Has Been Offered To Negotiators

Diplomats Encouraged After Statement Made By Red Leader At Talks

FI oy OP mc re re il ‘esi pan Treaiy Taik Goes On; Pact In Sight.

‘dgreement In Sight” —~Nikita  Partial Test Ban Accord Seen Neat

Weather   ‘There's A Russian Plane!’ N ewspapermen See Forrestal Scouted

Dock Strike  Pressures  Increase Labor Official  Cites Impact On Foreign Aid

Strike’s Impact Felt Overseas  Kennedy Concerned About Aid Effects

DOCK STRIKE VERY COSTLY   ‘Losses Exceed $400‘Million ; Appeals Made  To Kennedy

DOCK WALKOUT IMPACT SEEN BY PRESIDENT   KENNEDY SAYS PRESSURE GROWS ON BOTH SIDES

Dock Strike Being Felt AsFarAway AsGermany   Food for Foreign Nations Piling Up on Piers; Talks Still Lag

ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Effect Of Dock Strike On Foreign Aid Concerns U.S. Officials

THURS. NITE — ALL YOU CAN EAT Fish Fry, $1.00  ( (+(§-_x=perse Wt SS 3 SA Sear Se ere

Ben Bella's Mission To Morocco   Tries to Patch Up Relations With Neighbor

Ben Bella Names Mission to Make Visit fo Morocco  Becks Better Relations kh Wie Narahkar

Ben Bella Names Mission To Morocco   Mass Troops Or Algerian Border

Berber Tribesmen Reject) Peace Offer Bella Moves To Patch Up  Relations With Morocco

Peace Offer Rejected  Berber Revoit Spreads   In Saigon Central Market  Another Monk Burns Himself To Death

Today Is Happy Day for Many U. $. Workers  26 Millian Ta See   2.6 Million To See Minimum Hourly Pay Scale Go to $1.25

Today Is Happy Day For Many U.S. Workers   2.6 Million To See Minimum Hourly Pay Scale Go To $1.25

Cupid Is Stupid? Computer Says Reporter Wed To Wrong Woman   Rv CHAD SKAGGS

 Tax Committee Studies Bill  $50 Million Goal i in ‘Resources Proaram

GEN. GREENE GETS TOP MARINE POST   Will Replace Gen. Shoup as Commaridant of the Corps Dec. 31

Test Ban Due Ritt  In Senate Ike Clarifies   Ike Clarifies View On Pact

Kennedy ‘The Referee’   Sends Both Sides To Corners In TEX Fight

Kennedy Asks Pentagon Stay Neutral In Battle Over Warplane Contract   Marlow Report  JFK Assumes Peacemaker  Role In Controversies

Battling Over Warplane Contract Probe— JFK Gets Between Solons, Defense Officials On TFX

President Steps Into TFX Fight  Urges Pentagon Cal   Urges Pentagon Caln Until Prabe Ended

President Now Referee For Airplane Argument   Pentagon Told to Wait in Corner While Congress Continues Investigation

Kind Words For Both Sides — President Pours Syrup Over TFX Controversy

J.F.K. TRIES TO CALM T.F.X. FUSS   President Has Kind Words For All As McNamara Testifies   MeNAMARA BACKED

JFK Says McNamara Was Right  Kennedy Enters   Kennedy Enters in Battle Over Warplane Probe

Pentagon Told To Wait For TFX Decision   President Confident MecNemara To Be Proven Correct

Feels Probe Will Clear McNamara Kennedy Steps Into Lively Warplane Contract Battle

Kennedy Steps Into TFX Controversy, Says McNamara’s Decision Was Proper

Kennedy Supports Defense Secretary On TFX Contract   Wants Pentagon to Await Result of Senate Inauiry

JFK Sees McNamara As Right   President Has Kind Words Foi All Concerned

AwaitOutcome. KennedyonTTX   Confident McNamara to Be Proven Right; Kind Words for Both Sides

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   JFK Defends Awarding Of TFX Contract To General Dynamics

Backs McNamara Contract Decision For New Aircraft  Pentagon's Note On Probe Hazing Anaers Senators

Oil On Troubled Waters   Ju Puts £ FOUNDER W alers  Kennedy Steps Into TFX Dispute

Kind Words for Both Sides — Kennedy Enters Row In TFX Plane Probe

Soviet Troops Block Convoy Of Armed GI's   Russians Ignore Strong Protests In Berlin Flareup

U.S. Convoy Halted by Soviets   Conservative Group  Pushes for Lord Home

Reds Block US. Convoy In Berlin   Russians Ignore All Protests; Demand Traffic Aqreement

RUSS IGNORE U, S, PROTESTS ON BLOCKADE   Unexpected Flareups In Berlin Lead To Tep Level Talks   AMERICANS REFUSED TO HAVE ROLL CALL

OFFICIALS, THOMPSON CONFER  Find No Dope Ties To Shipments Of Cheese

Demonstrators Swarm Capital For Rights Rall   Seek Redress For Old Grievances In Washington March

W hiteHouse Session Set  For Leaders   Historic March On Capital Staged ToSeek ‘Equality? Law

Mass Turnout Resembles Big Revival Rally   Nation’s Greatest Meeting Held For Negro Rights

Capital's Civil Rights Demonstrators Peaceful: Chanting, Placards Prevail

00,000 March in Nation’s Capital Stage Giant Rally for Nearo Rights     By MERRIMAN SMITH  ASHINGTON (UPI) — Scores housands of chanting demontors from ail over America

Giant Civil Rights Rally ls Orderly   ‘Freedom’ Chanted by Throng Brought by Bus, Train, Plane

Thousands  March For Negro Rights   Leaders Say Short Trek To Help Resolve Crisis

Given No Fromises  Bearded Beatniks Among Marchers in Civil Rights Demonstration in Capital

Come By Car, Plane, Train,  Roller Skates   (More stories, pictures, Pages 3, 39)

Many Thousand Marchers Rally In Washington   Demonstrators Converge On Capital In Trains. Planes. Buses. And Cars

110, QOO Marchers In Big Revival Meeting   Anti- March Show At Austin Fizzles

Scores of Thousands Swarm Into Capital From All Sections of Nation.

Three Hurt. Two Blasts Break Glass   Police Probe In Explosions Near Capitol Started

Sl b POE iN. AS SERV KD  — ae ae tern  Senate Probing  3 Radio Stations

Where to Find it   Deuble-Barreled Meve  Mansfield Maps Strategy  For Filibuster Showdowir

Broken Wheel On Gas Tank Car Is Blamed For Freight Crash; Eighty Families Flee

No More CYA Curhs, Urges Allen Dulles  Be. Aoenev Chief   -Ex-Agency Chief Expresses Views In Coming Article

‘hief Raps °  Ci songre essional, Curbs        Allen Dulle Warns of Espionage : niques of. Russie Sel baie

Governor Kicks Bricks From Funds   Connally Says Not Enough Brains In State Budget

IN DEX   ) NAME GOES TRIPPINGLY  Icelandic Red-Head  Earns Beauty Crowr

PRET IY FACE BUT WHAT A NAME!  Scandinavian Girl Top World Beauty

PAAAADALALALLLLAL LALLA LAA LALLA LALLA AAA NGAGE SSS SSS  MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN WORLD:  ‘Gudrun Bjarnadottiv’

™ Neathe rvane  @VweecrTrerbonbna’W?   IN THE INSIDE   ‘Miss Iceland’ Wins Crown

Rolv aad Lead Dips To 12 In Vote Dispute   Rivals Concede Changes In First Stacks Of Ballots

Voting Scramble Unwinds In Painstaking Drama; Court to Determine Loser

Inaugurated As Ohio’s 6lst Governor  Rhodes Emphasizes  Keonomic Climate

Takes Oath As Governor At Columbus Favorable Ohio Economic Climate Made Theme Of Rhodes’ Inaugural

We must make jobs  —-Rhodes   New governor calls for improved economy

Rhodes Says economy Is Big Problem  Inaugural Held   Inaugural Held Inside Capitol

INAUGURAL THEME  Ohio Must Advance Economically, Says Governor Rhodes

Portrait of Regents   Grid Fans Asked To Arrive Early, End Traffic Jam

Fair schedule   Venezuela takes former . strongman home for trial

Compromises Start Forming   Ohio Legislators Told To Adjourn June 27

Legislature To Adjourn On June 27   Board of Regents Compromise OK'd By Joint Group

1 Annoying Peking Group       Pro-Moscow Italian Reds Plan Crackdown

One Of Seven Frederick Jail Escapees Nabbed At Thurmont; Wide Search Fer Six Others

Sends Hot Message To  Celebrezze   State-Federal ’ Controversy In Biiter Stage

Romney Defying U.S. Officiats On ADC-U Bil!   Sends Tough Message Reporting Bill Voted

Sends Message In Response ryn e e ® . e , . lo Discrimination Charges

Killer Tornadoes Rip Into Midwest   College Damaged   Health Officers

One Dies, 1 70 co url  InKiller Tornadoes   College Campus Reduced to Rumble Gifford, Indiana, Very Hard Hit

Twisters Rip Wide Section   Young Mother Dead, Two Children Missing, 70 Hurt, Damage Heavy

Tornadoes Rake Midwest   Nampa Student Relates Olivet Tornado Damage

Drysdale, Bouton to Hurl Today   Sunny Weather Seen fer 3rd Series Game in Los Anceles

Avery Due $125,000 For Land   It’s Included In Milford Dam Reservoir Area

Democrats Tell Strategy on Tax Repeal Proposal  AAia ld Out Davantnac   Would Cut Revenues, Bring No New Income

Martial Law fo Be Lifted Soon  Saigon Chief Says Press Must Assist

Expect All Quints to Be Home by Christmas   All Five Are Doing Well; Boy First at Home

Parents Acquiring M Domestic  Fischer Gsintiunlads Will Be At Their Home for Christmas

Inside Today   Dad’s Back On Old Job All Quintuplets May Be Home For Holiday

 Soviet Graft Executions  Crackdown on Corruption ‘Keeps Firing Squads Busy

Soviet firing squads kept busy  Bribes, oratt, illegal currency deals hit

Death Penalty For Bribery, Graft — Firing Squads Execute Crooked Soviet Officials

Report on Fiscal Year Shows State in Better Shape Than Anticipated

Four-Inch Rain At Indianapolis Is 1963 Record   Hoosier Areas Hit by Series fats Thoynderctarme

ONE MAN’S ORDEAL BY FIRE   Searing Heat Disrupts Life   By PAUL STAPLES  = 2 age ieee = ee = INR   COVERNOR RESPONDS

Ordeal By Fire—I  ‘We Can Make Difference’   By PAUL STAPLES of the Seattle Times

Century's Worst Blizzard Sweeps Northeast Regior  Temperatures Dip Far Below Zero In New England

CONVINCING BARITONE Her Stories Are Fantastic. But Someone Always Falls

‘Felde String Quartet At Zion Lutheran, June 25   MUSICAL PROCRAM

Austria Holds Alleged Aide To Eichmann  Suspect Questioner   Suspect Questioned But No Details Given to Public

Henchman of Adolf Eichmann Arrested By Austrian Police   Erich Rajakovic Waa Reported Linked to Murder of faws.

WILL FLY AS CIVILIAN  Astronaut Don Slayton Is Quitting Air Force

Astronaut Quits Military Service   Slayton Will Seek  Wings’ as Civilian

Major Resigns From Air Force  Deke Slayton Will Go After His Space Wings as Civilian

40 Injured In Collision Of Trains   Commuter Smacks Nine-Coach Train In Dense Fog

Poor Relief Freeloading  Is Hit in Bil   Ohio Senate To Vote On Plan Setting Up Work Requirements

Vote Due In Senate on Poor Relief Measure  Bill Would Make   Bill Would Make Able-Bodied Work In Return for Aid

Aimed At Chiselers  W ork-Relief Bill Set  For Ohio Senate V ote

Season’s Firsf Hurricane Far Out In Atlantic   Has Winds Of 100 MPH

Pie tis  Season's Ist Hurricane Is  Headed West  Genes Geil] ‘Tan   Storm Still ‘Too Far Out to Be Threat to U. S.

iNew Break In Soviet Facade? Romania Red Leader ‘Absent From Parley

Renew Support In China Strugg! Kast European Puppets Bid Farewell to Nikita

KHRUSH BEGS FOR BACKING AT RALLY   Asks Support In Dispute With Communist China   Of Two Red Nations Stay Away From Conference In East Berlin

Khrush To Talk At East Berlin Rally   Soviet Satellite Leaders Home After ‘Summit’

Red Satellite Leaders End Berlin Parley   Romania's Absence indicates New Rift On Communist Froni

Berlin Talks Show Crack In Red Wall   Leaders Head Home From Weekend Meeting With K

Red Chiefs Going Home /From Summit Parley   Absence of Romanian Hints At Growing Split

New crack appears in Red facade  - Romania snubs top level talks

Red Chiefs Go Home After Ta!ks With Nikita; Show of Unity Marred

Leaders of Red Bloc Nations Hear Unity Plea   Communist Split Indicated by Absence Of Remanian Boss

Soviet Chief Will Address Berlin Rally   Romanian Leader Shuns Session OF Satellite Group

Romanian Absence Hints New Rift  Red Satellite Chiefs End Beriin Talks

Romania's Red Leader Not Ai         Khrushchev. Seeks Support. In His : ‘Worsening Dispute With Red Chinc

Soviet Satellite Leaders Heading For Their Homes  Meet Khrushchev On Feud With Chinese

Red Leaders End Talks in E. Germany   Display of Unity — Marred by Absence Of Romanian Cuief

Komanian’s Not a... ;  . aeuieeiaiaiinedmmmmmeaientmeee ee  Reds Go Home After Chats With Nikita

Khrush’s ‘Firm as Granite’ Boast  Marred by Absence of Red Leader

New Break Appears In Communist Bloe Despite  Khrush’s Talk Of Unity

Brother Loon ComestoCall .. .   Romanian Stand Puts New Pressure on Russ

Red Satellite Leaders End Berlin Parley  Romania’s Absence Indicates New Rift

Show Of Unity Marred By Absence Of Romanian Boss  Satellite ‘Summit Meet’ Ends

Romanians’ Stand Mars Red Accord   Satellite’s Absence At Summit Meeting Causes Speculation

State Highway Toll Reaches 781 —  Car-Train Crash At Melrose Kills 3

YOUTH SET 33 CHICAGO AREA FIRES   Confession Made; One Blaze Fatal To Two Persons

Fear Death Total May Hit 5,000   Thousands Are Injured; Red Cross Puts Out World-Wide Call for Aic

Yugoslav City Damage Has No Estimate  Most Of 200,000   Most Of 200,000 Residents Caught Unaware In Bed

Thousand Dead, Report 100,000 Now Homeless   Injured List Is Staggering, Details Limited

Many Thousands Killed, In jured In Catastrophe   Nearly Three-Quarters of Province Capital of 200,000 Report ed Destroyed.

4QQ, O69 Homeless vo Red Cross Makes Emergency Call  For Ait-Sunnlies

Yugoslav City n Skopje Destroved   Buildings Collapse; Many Victims Trapped in Debris

Violent Shock Catches City of 200,000 Asleep; Injury Toll in Thousands

5000 Feared Dead; Panie Seizes City  Many in Skopfe Trapped in Riins

Over 1,000 Die In Earthquake In Yugoslavia  Dienctar in City Of CLaalia  anwac   Disaster In City Of Skoplje Leaves Thousands Injured And Homeless

Death Total May Surpass 9,000 Mark   300 Guests Die In One Building; City In Ruins

£4 Fhysicians Keport  Controversial Cancer Drug  Ruled to Be of No Value

Capacity Throng Hears First Democrat Chief in Generation “IN THE LIONS! DEN’

120 Killed in Pakistan Clash  Moslem Sects Battle In Religious Parade

Cuban Exile Colony Rallies Behind Miro   Revolution Head Breaks With JFK; Offers Resignation

Cuban Refugees Support Split With Kennedy  Exile Council Vows to Continue Fight De.   Exile Council Vows te Continue Fight Despite Official U. S.  Policy.

Cardona Gets Exile Backing In Split With President Kennedy   Serious Kennedy, Exile Split

mappy !s Mere, loo:  Rockefeller Invades NH To Test Voter Appeal

Dulles Communist, . Says Robert Welch   At News Program, Founder Of Birchers, Accuses Eisenhower Aqain Of Treason

Caplin Barely Beats Income Tax Deadline   Like Most People Chief Collector A Dilly-Dallier

Must Be Mailed By Midnight Tonight— Nation's Tax Chief Just Beats Return Deadline

Admits He Dilly-Dallied nen  Chief U.S. Tax Collector Beats Filing Deadline

Didn’t Heed Own Advice _ _Nation’s Chief Tax Collector Caplin _. Barely Beats Income Levy Deadline

[Caplin concedes he did dilly-dally a bit  Nation’s top tax collector beats deadline

DID _DILLY-DALLY  Income Tax Chief Beats (Yaay!) That Old Deadline

Progress Only .Cure: Atty. Gen. Kennedy   Warns Of Future Racial Trouble

South Hear: Warning on ae Issue  Te lone IE eects Bax   Robert Kennedy See: New Trouble Unless Provress Is Achievec

RFK Talks to Georgia Governor   Urges Progress in Race Relation:

Kennedy Sees Bloodshed In Race Dispute   Altorney General Airs Fears, Talks With Gov. Sanders

Khrush’s Line Perpetuates Red Slavery   Nixon Warns Against Free World Approval

Where You'll Find:   After East Berlin Visit      Nixon Warns - Against ‘Co-existence Line

Fair Housing Pressure Eyed   Builders To Be Urged To End Discrimination

Pressure On Home Builders  Housing Officials Seek  To Erase Discrimination

Housing Campaign  Pushed   Federal Officials Seeking Way to Step Up Pressure Against Discrimination

U.N. Diplomats Told to Leave Immediately   Trio Linked With American Engineer Accused of Passing  Secret Data.

Three Accused Soviet Spies Packing Bags; Gov't. Orders Departure

“U.N. Diplomats Pack Bags —  U.S. Ousts Soviets Accused Of Spying

FRANCHISE ‘SYSTEM AT STAKE  GM Cleared In One Suit, Faces Another

U.S. Judge Rules Out Conspiracy   Chevrolet Case Will Be Taken To Civil Court

Justice Dept. fo Act Against GM  Continue Anti-Trust Fight on Corporation

GM WINS OVER  GOVERNMENT IN  LEGAL BATTLE FIGHT NOT OVER  AS AUTHORITIES PI AN NEW ACTION

GM Wins Case:  Civil Suit Looms  U.S. To Try Again In Sales Dispute

WORLD NEWS Negroes Walk Out on Mayor. Justice Dictates to Memphis

Annest TWO BROTHERS   AERER THEY FAIL  ‘TO RAY THEIR-FINES - .-»fore 1S JAILED “

ARREST TWO BROTHER: AFTER THEY FAIL TO:PAY THEIR FINES ‘ ANI i YANLED

19 NOT ACCOUNTED FOR  16 Known Dead as Blast Rips German Foundry

June 8 Or 15 Is Target Date Legislature’ s Drive For Final ‘Adjournment Started This Weel

Voting Light in Commission Race  City Polls Open ‘til 8 p.m.   Plan to Build 30-Unit Apartment Here

HOPE FADES FOR MISSING ATOMIC SUB   WV Se YM SUN we  President concerned over possible steel price hikes

Hopes Fading For Cre wmen      $45 Million Craft, Natiow’s Fastest, Lost East Of Boston; Aid Rushed

Son of Nashuan And. Milford Youth Are Revorted On Sub   At Portsmouth:

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Atom Craft Dives And Alls Silent   President Expresses Nation’s Sorrow

HopeDim For. Sub. With 129.   Atomic: Craft Feared’ ‘Sunk At’3.400 Bosr

Oil Slicks, Debris Are. Believed From Submarine   14 Miles Under Water

Gives Up Hope For 129 Aboard Nuclear U-Boat   Reports Second Sighting Today Of Oil Slick: Submarine Lost 220 Miles Off Cape Cod Coast

Only Miracle of Sea Could Save Vessel; Oil Slick Only Clue As To Fate; Last Heard From Wednesday Morning whileon Deep-Diving Test

Salvage Ship Spots Oil Slick   Deep Dive Test Results In Disaster

Oil slick sighted over sub  129 aboard lost when sub fails to return to surface

129 Men Aboard: Oil Slick Found East Of Cape Cod   Two Ohio sailors are members of the Thresher’s crew: George R. Kroner of Cleveland and Patrick W. Carmody of Toledo.

Atomic Sub Thresher Down With 129 Men   Contact Lost With Sub Yesterday 220 Miles Off Cape Cod in 8,480 Feet Of Water: Navy Chief Loses All Hope

Salvage Impossible _ Be 129 Men Go Down In Nuclear Sub; Oil Slick Found :

Would Be Peacetime’s Worst Sub Disaster  Navy Concedes Nuclear Sub Lost With 129 Men Aboard   Explosion Rips Muskegon Plant

Adm. Anderson Has Concluded Submarine Lost Oil Slick, Cork  Found On Water Help In Decision

Thresher Said  Down 1'/ Miles In Atlantic Ocean   Sub Had Been Modernized Recently at Overhaul Base; Two Sister Subs Restricted

Oil Slick, Cork Debris Seen In Stormy Atlantic Above 8480-Ft. Depth

Tragedy Occu rred East t of ‘Cape Cod_  Admiral Anderson Reports Second OeShick Found tn North Atlantic

Vessel Down      By. CHARLES W, CORDDRY United Press International

Navy Gives Up All Hope for Ill-Fated Atom Submarine   Is Perhaps This Nation’s Worst Sub Disaster of All Times: 129 Men Lost.

Oil Slick and Bits of Cork Only Clues to Disaster 220 Miles East of Boston

Oil Slick, Debris Found In Worst Disaster; 129 Perish Aboard ‘Thresher’

Hope Is Small Of Ever Finding Vessel Or Men   Try To Figure What Happened During Maneuver

129 Men Are Feared Dead On Missing Nuclear Sub   Secret Dive Capacity

Inquiry Board Will Check Into Overhaul  Two Other Subs in Class Ordered To Limit Depth of Diving for Now

Among’ Casualties.  Skipper Of Missing Sub, Three Crowes Are Natives Of Penna

Find Second Oil Slick in Area of Dive   Search Continues for Clues to Cause Exact Location

An Oil Slick ls Found, Admiral Says   Other Thresher Class Vessels Put On Guard

129 PERISH IN ATLANTIC DISASTER   Abandon Hope For Submarine Thresher Down In 8,400-Foot Depth, 220 Miles Off East  Coast.

Anderson Tells Of Materials Found In Area   Second Oil Slick Also Confirms Fact 129 Drown

Admiral Announces Sub ‘Has Indeed Been Lost’ But: Hunf Will Continue   See Page 17 for Additional Photos, Rita aw Sls:

129 Officers, Enlistees On Sub Missing 25 Hours   Oil Slick, Bits Of Cork Found In Cape Cod Area Where Sub Went Down

Pronounce Final Doom Of Sub, With 129; Put —  Limit on Current Tests:

Nuclear Sub Missing in Test Dive; Navy Chief Reports No Hope for 129 Aboard

Operations Chief Tells of Evidence Of Sea Disaster  Oil Slick, Bits of Cork Faund hu Canerhare

Grim Search Persists Amid Fateful Odds   WIVES, FAMILIES WAIT AND PRAY  Stories, Page 4B  2e-.mC<“C“C HSCS

Navy Announces Hope For U. S. Sub Abandoned   Second Oil Slick Reported Found In Area Of Test Dive In Atlantic

Craft With 129 Aboard Sinks East of Boston   Search Vessels, Planes Scour Area; Oil Slick Sighted

Navy gives up hope on A-sub   Families of seamen hear the bad news

VANISHES IN DEEP DIVE TESTE Rescue Operations Called Impossible By Veterans Of Sea

Hope Fades For Finding  Missing Sub   Bad Weather, Deep Water Hamper Navy Search For Vessel

Debris Seen In Second Oil Slick   Disaster ~Sidelights Appear on Page 12

Worst peacetime loss in U. S. naval history, 129 on ill-fated sub

Sub, 129 Men Lost In Denths   Grim Words Most Families Knew Truth

Vessel Said Indeed Lost’ In Atlantic   Chief of Naval Oper: ations Says Men Would Have Lived Only Few Minutes.   Oil, Debris Found

Salvage Vessel Following Oil Slick 200 Miles East of Cape Cod Finds Bits of Cork Used in Construction Of Such Craft

Water At Spot 8,400 Feet Deep Odds Against Search For Lost "Sub'   RLLLETIN

Lost Contact In Test Dive Presumed Crushed  By Weight Of Sea   SC Newsmen Cruised In Thresher ~ iewsmen Vruised In Thresher  She Was Rough On Surface. But Gentle When Submerged

Nuclear Thresher Lost In 8,400 Feet Of Ocean Depths Off Boston Coast

Naval Chief Concludes  Vessel Lost   Bits of Cork Used In Construction Of Ship Recovered

Nation’s Worst : Undersea Tragedy: in Peace or War  All 9 Aboard d Probably Died  fb! .7T gr. 3 wp pe   All 129 Aboard Probably Died Quickly, Admiral Believes

News Day, Night   Vessel, 129 Men May Be Crushed At Bottom Of Sea

Atomic Craft Lost At Sea, In Atlantic   129 On Submarine Reported Missing Fast Of Boston

INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY   British Official Admits Affair With Playgirl

British War Minister Admits Intimacies With Beautiful Model; Kesigns

Pakistan Surgeon To Speak at First Methodist Church   American Medical Mission“ary Teaches Native Doectors: Heme an Leave

Read the Small Print, Ike Urges on Treaty   Rail Hearings Wind Up Today

Eisenhower Cautions  GOP On Nuclear Pact   Analysis: WHAT THE NEWS MEANS.

lke Won't Take Stand on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty   Two Republicans Attend Signing of Pact in Moscow

Geneva Disarmament Talks Adjourn for Treaty Signing   lke Cautions GOP on Ban Treaty

Sums Up Majority Opinion Ike Cautions Republicans On Test Ban Treaty Action   Committee Winds Up Rail Dispute Hearings

Women Drivers   Ike Flips On a “Caution Light” For GOP Regarding Test Ban Pact

ike Flips Caution Light  Ww atch Pact Closely,  Eisenhower Warns

Disappoints Kennedy Ike Advises Republican  Caution On Test Ban Pace

New Lawrence Post Office Site   Sra AND ON TEST BAN IS AVOIDED:   Ike Flips on Caution Light

: \Guideline for GOP Ike Cautious on Takings 'Test Ban Treaty Stand

Refuses to Take Stand Ike Takes Cautious View Of Nuclear Test Ban Pact

TEST BAN TREATY  Ike Urges GOP To Listen Closely   NO PART   TAKES STAND

zest Ban Treaty — ike Flashes — Caution Light   An AP News Analysis

Eee ee ee ee a a  Ike Issues Go Slow Word On Nuclear Test Ban Pact

Flips Caution Light For GOP Senate Action   Says Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Has Advantages And Disadvantages

SOP Noncommital Ike Urges Senate Caution On Approving A-Ban Paet

Ike Urges Close Look At A-Treaty   Flips On Caution Light For GOP Study Of Pact

US. Tries to Budge Russ On A-Treaty  Pact ‘impossible Unless Soviets Ease Stand

Reds Blocking Test Ban Pact, U.S. Charges  Russians Urged To Soften Stand On Inspections

Foster Sees No Test Ban Unless Russians Yield   U.S. Delegate Urges Soviets to Remove ‘Obstacles’ to Nu. clear Talks.

F oster Asks Russia Ease  Rigid Stand    Says No Progress On A-Test Ban At Geneva Possible

Shriner's Parade In Chicago Today  Runs For 6 Hours More Than 50 Bands And 500 Clowns Give  Factiva Atmacnhera

Brought to Hospital...   Mosquitoes anc Mud Plague :  Guardsmen -

Northeast In Grip Of Cold: South Balmy   Mercury Dives Also To 30 Below In Some . Areas In Interior

Spur Drive to Block Big Fees for Lobbyists   Senate Committee Will Consider Rewriting Law

Conaress Eyes Blocking Fat Lobbyist Fees   Drive Spurred By Disclosure Of Contributions

HANDOUTS REVEALED Drive Under Way To Block Huge Fees For Lobbyists

NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE  Poll Says Kennedy Will Win by 412 Million Votes

ccassermmaRACIAL ISSUE STIRS SWITCHES wrescsesomasore 4'-Million Vote Victory By JFK Forecast In Poll

Atty. Gen. Backs Throwing Out Of Sales Tax; Another Special Session Of Assembly Looms

When He lestifies In Puolic Ponder How to Protect Mobster With $100,000 Price Tag on His Head

Kennedy Assures Italy Of Protection by U. S.   Police in Rome  Manhandle Aides

Hoanoarahle Mention   Cihis Ati.pictwiry   Second Team   Need Assistance In Culline Sheep”

Second ‘Team   Honorable Mentian   Need Assistance In Culling Sheep?

Border Talks Said Crucial   Moisture In Clovis   Red China Warns India

No Details Yet On Conference In W. Germany   Private Session in  Chancellor's Office

Bonn Says" Way Found To Ink Pact   Rusk Talks. With Adenauer Open Way To A-Ban Signing

Bonn Tells Rusk It Will Sign Pact   Secretary Is to Report to President Today in Telephone Chat

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious ‘eatures)

Security Overhaul Suggested   ‘Cuban Affair Brings Move To Simplify — ‘Handling Of Crises

Directed At JFK Report Questions One - Man Direction In Cuban Showdown

SENATORS URGE US OVERHAUL “SECURITY SETU      Subcommittee Sees Peri  in One-Man Direction of Pralonnad Cricic   Jackson Unit Cites JFK's Virlual Takeover in Case of Cuha

OVERHAUL URGED  Report Says JFK One-Man Director In Cuban Crisis

Red Terrorists Hijack Venezuelan  Airliner, Fly to Nearby Trinidad

rrom Venezueia  Pro-Castro Terrorists Hijack A Venezuelan Airliner ©

PISTOL HELD ON: PILOT   Woman, 5 Others Captured After Trinidad Landin 1g  Propaganda Stunt Designed   Propaganda’ Stunt Designed to Upset National Election

Case Laid Before OAS For Action  Cuba Behind Terrorists, Caracas Regime Charaes

Airliner Is Hijacked in  Venezuela   Woman Leads Terrorists; Pilot Forced to Fly to Island of Trinidad

UN Official Claimed He WasU.S.Spy   Cannot Appeal His Death Sentence By Bulgarian Judges

Alleged US. spy  sentenced to die  Was in Bulgarian delegation to U.N.

Turkish Jet Planes Upset Good Feeling  Cypriots Continuing   Cypriots Continuing To Trade Gunfire; UN Complaint Filed

Former President's Memoirs Published  ‘Milton Urged Brother Ike Against Second-Term Bid

Soviets Show Off New “Anti-Missile”   kes Memoirs Reveal Thoughts On Second Term

Thugs Pillage U. 5. Air Bases   Moroccans Leave Facilities ‘Useless’

Weather   YANK BASES PICKED CLEAN  Thorough Job by  Morocco Looters

FROM LATRINES TO MOTORS Thieves Pillage Bases U.S. Gave to Moroeco

Pillaging Of Africa Biases Is Disclosed   Morocco Facilities Stripped, L seless When Handed Over

Former Korean Premier Arrested After Urging President Not to Run

Gov. Hughes Signs Drinks Bill; Doubts That Liquor Will Flow on 4th of July

Transit Strike Settled.   Philadelphia Union Accepts Contract After 19 Days Off

Union Votes 3-1 To Take 2-Year Pact   Seme Trollies, Buses Start Running in 19-Day Halt

Policeman Escapes From Two Killers  Ex-Convicts Force Officers Into Desert Where Partner Is Slain

Oswald’s Letters to Cuba Committee Show He Was Unsanctioned Agent

FBI Obtains Oswald “Fair Play” Letters    Pro-Castro Committee Head Releases Letters. Denies Group Affiliation

A Long Island School Seeks Cancellation Of Racial Imbalance Rule

GEHLEN NUN COMPLETES RADIATION BIOLOGY STUDY AT INSTITUTE .  Receives Atomic  Detection Kit

Kennedy Urges a Closer Unity: In NATO Relations   Enda Conlerones with Adenauer 64 @ Note GO! Gloss Hawanaay.

in Agreement On Plans for NATO Nuclear Force  /annan FrAAinn   Kennedy Ending Two-Day Stay In West Germany

Bonn Agreement  On Defense Told   Kennedy, Adenauer  Pledge Lciforts

Kennedy Adenauer to Press For Joint A-Force in Europe   Other Common Defense Efforts Gain Backing

U.S. And Bonn Chiefs Agree Force Needed   Kennedy Holds Out Hope For Unified Germany In Future

To Work for Stronger NATO Defense—  Kennedy, Adenauer Aaree on Nuclear Force

Unity Urged in Planning. for Defense   President Calls for Trade Policies Friendly to U.S.

ALLIES ARE REMINDED OF U. 8. BURDEN   Much Of Talk In Conflict With De Gaulle Aims

Reluctant NATO Allies. Their Target   Criticrem OF Fren   Criticism Of French Action Veiled But Not Hard To Spot -

‘JFK, ADENAUER PLEDGED FOR NUCLEAR NAVY   Will Try Te Convince NATO Members Of Its Urgent Need   ISSUE STATEMENT AFTER BONN TALK

France Is Reluctant JFK, Adenauer Promise To Push  For Seaborne Allied Nuclear Foree

To strengthen defense in Europe Will use their best efforts toward achievina this goal

Begins 10-State Tour Next Week  Goldwater to Bear Down Or GOP Differences With JFK

eginning next ween Goldwater plans campaign to show JFK weaknesses

Moves To Sea Builds Up And Aims At Miami   Total Damage At Haiti Unknown, All Radios Out

WALKER RESIGNS IPAC. Chairman. Will Remain a Memher of Commission

WALKER RESIGNS IPAC Chairman Will Remain a: Member af fommiccinn

‘WHAT A HELLUVA WAY TO DIE’  Pilot Survives 5000-Foot Plunge Into Sea

Marine Fighter Pilot Survives 5000-Foot Plunge Into Pacific Ocean After Chute Fail:

P PARACHUTE FAILED TO OPEN  Pilot Tells of 5,000-Foot Fall into Sea

Men Trapped In W reckage As Cargo Liner Wrecks, Burns Near Frisco

Crash Landing Kills  4 In San Francisco  Slick Airways Employes Burn To Death At Foanay Airnort: Four Othere Ininrod

Four Killed In Crash Of Cargo Plane   Tried To Land At San Francisco In Heavy Fog

Mansfield Pleads for Strike Delay   Union Leaders Get Stoppage Assianments

House Majority Leader Doubts Republicans Can Supply Sales Tax Votes

touse Leader Concedes Lack Of Votes Now   Postpones Assembly Action on Seranton  Proposal to Hike  Sales Levy,   Delav Showdown

State Legislature Asked fo Increase Sales Tax Revenue   New Programs Needed But Meena of Finance Must Be Found First,

Ask Legislature ToBoost State Sales Tax Today   Spradling In Effort To Hike Bite To 3 Cents

Legislator ‘S Told to Face Up to Facts  Need More Funds  Sais 4M   Need More Funds To Carry Out Planned Programs

But Less Than ’62 Acreage  Texas Has Near Half Of Country’s Cotton

Inspects Debris   Thresher Sinking Probe Moves Into Craft Home Port   Navy Court In Portsmouth Now

(2 senha asMonaniibmaiiic” iia Masia” 7: 8 ee  6 Women Arrested in Search for Villain

 Dragnet Out for ‘Captain’ ‘Six Senoritas Arrested in Art Theft Probe

ta SCANDAL. SPABADS  ~ Mac. Plunges Into. Fieht For Political Life

British Prime Minister Huddles With Cabinet Over Playair] Seondal

British Leaders Huddle on Scandal  Macmillan Returns to. Face ~~ Echoes of Profumo Case .

Against GOP Opposition  Democrats Push Okay For Public Works Bill

GOP Attack On Measure  Seen Losing   Kennedy Request For Fund Likely To Gain Approval

Demos Claim Enough ‘Yeas’ For Passage  _House Vote Set Today On Public Works Funds

Governor To Attend With President  — Both To Be Present At TVA Program A  ha” tt. CL ot.

Joint Session Tuesday   HE SESStOT fuesaay  Congress Wants Gordo   Sunday on TV   Two Alabama Cities Move To Establish Racial Peace

No Plans to Confer  J.F.K., Alabama Governor AtTVA Ceremonies Today

JFK, Alabama Governor To Meet Today   Huntsville Hires _ Nearo Policeman

Wallace, JFK to Meet  Alabama Cities Make Moves for Racial Peace

Racial Peace Moves Made In Alabama   Set Stage for Meeting Between Gov. Wallace  And Kennedy Today

Pope Paul VI Sends Cable  From Vatican  World Leaders Send Personal Messages

World Reacts To Baby’s Death Messages Of Sympathy Sent To First Family

World Leaders Send Messages On Death Of Kennedy Infant   Condolences Pouring In For Saddened President And His Wife

Sympathy. Expressed lo Kennedys  ecenanec € ame Frhr   Messages Come From World Capitals AndMany Other Places

On the Inside .. .  Braves Defeat Cardinals, 6-3  Details in the Peach

SYMPATHY EXPRESSED TO KENNEDYS oO rere’  World Saddened By Baby’s Death

Now Cape Kennedy lec hailainthitentachitnen  Jackie Asked for  Renaming of Cape

r int-sized poets Worden fitth graders strut  proudly in parade of poetry

IN NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y.  Worker Kills Wife, Son, Three  In-Laws In Burst Of Violence

Angry Man Kills Five, Surrenders  Include Wife.   Include Wife, His Small Son, Three In-Laws

Research Specialist Claims Smoking  Kills More Than Highway Accidents

OS Officials State Department Restricts Non-Essential Travel to V. Nan

‘PRECAUTIONARY STEP” U.S. Curtails Traveling To Strife-Torn Viet Nam

Soviet Seeks Disarmament  U.N. Assembly Hear: Gromvko’s Propnosa!

THREW STONES   Would Invite 18 Nations  ‘Red Proposes Summit Parley

Gromyko Asks for Summit on Disarmament  “hig pos mel Boda - UN Ass embly

Gromyko Calls For Summit Meet on Arms   Proposes 18-Nation Session on Issues  During Early 1964

Russia Seeks Disarmament  Ll) N. Aceembly Hear   U.N. Assembly Hears Gromyko’s Proposal

He Cites Improved Relations   Tells UN Meet Would Be Held In Early 1964

Soviet Seeks ° Disarmament  U. N. Assembly Hears Gromyko’s Proposal

‘ToRemove Thousands From Cuba   Exact Number To Be Withdrawn Unclear; “No Deal Made”

WOMAN SEES TRAGEDY  Six Killed At Railroad Crossing In Wisconsin.

Six Die At Rail  Crossing  &   Mother, 3 Children Are Victims Of Tragedy

Debate Opens OnGOP Sales Tax Proposal  Alfonsi Announces Bill Will Pass

Leader Alfonsi  Bans Amending  Of Senate Bill Democrats Balk At Vote Pairing

Moon To Block Out Sun fn Rare Display; Total Eclinse Lasts About 59 Seconds 

Moon Has A Chance lo — Shine Today   ‘Speck of Dust’ To Eclipse Sun In Rare Natural Show

Eclipse To Darken 1 Sky  * wr ® xk ke   . nn. fi  vy mT Cc" #*- Wer i 4, Wye i ¥Y¥a2 Bw* .. pf   But There Is No Safe Way to View It Directly

The inside story   If clouds clear up   ciouas ciear up  Moon, sun combine for beautiful show   Science edging out good fairy  Childran chance mailhay aver nillaw   Children choose mailbox over pillow

Nation Awaits Spectacle of Total Eclipse   Space Show Slated at 3:29 p.m. in Michigan

Doc ‘tors Warn: Be Careful  Clouds May Kclipse The Kelipse Today

Loses 35 Gallons of Blood  Doctors Bleed Man 282 Times to Give Him  Reprieve From Medical Death Sentence

COST HIM 35 GALLONS OF BLOOD   Bleeding Saves Man from Medical Death Sentence

Hussein In Gamble To Keep Rule.   Jordan’s Kiiig Shakes Up C: abit Picks Nasserite

An AP News Analysis Hussein Revamps Cabinet To Try and Save Throne

Easing The Tension   Young Jordan King Juggles Cabinet To Save Shaky Throne

Fi ire Rages U nehecked  Flames Destroy 100  Staten Island Home:

Good Morning   IN RACE TQ SUCCEED MACMILLAN  Odds Swing To Lord Home

Plot Is Foiled In Venezuela   President Betancourt Calls For Arrest of Reds as Slaying Fails

Venezuela Red Pro- Castroites Being Arrested  Betancourt Orders Jailings after Try at Assassination

Order Given for Mass Arrest of Venezuela Reds   Betancourt Again Escapes Plotter:

Betancourt  In Escape  From Death Venezuelan Head  Of Stale Orders Arrest Of Reds .

40,000 Reds. Facing Arrest in Venezuela   Betancourt Issues- -Order: After. “Another Assassination: Try.Fails

After Assassination Attempt.. Betancourt Orders Arrest Of Venezuela Communists

Order arrest of 40,000 Communists   ination attempt brings Betancourt call

Betancourt To Arrest All Reds   Assassination Attempt Fails Gn President

Betancourt Escapes Assassins   Venezuelan President Orders Arrest Of 400,000 Commies

Venezuela:  Plot to Murder Betancourt Fails   Arrests of All Reds in The Country Ordered

Arrest Of All Reds Ordered In Venezuela  Betancourt Acts After Escaping Assassination Try

Crackdown On Reds in Venezuela   Decree for Arrest 0 40,000 Extremists By Betancourt

Where to Find It   Ketanconart Acis After Plot Fails ree ae eg ee  Io x i (Venezuela Reds and Castroites ‘Face Mass Arrest In Roundup

Where to Find I   Betancourt Orders Arrest of an Estimated 400,000 Communists and Pro-Castro Rebels

He Escapes Assassination Venezuelan President Vows  To Jail All Known Commies

ORDER COVERS FOLLOWERS OF CASTRO   BETANCOURT   Acts Following His Escape From Another Assassination Attempt

‘ Escapes Assassination Plot  Betancourt Orders Arrest O! Communists in Venezuela

Betancourt Has Thousands Put Under Arrest   Venezuelan Leade Escapes New Plot To Take His Life

Caracas Reds, Pro-Castroists Face Arrest  Venezuelan Chief  : Acts After Attempt

All Reds, Castroites  Included   Attempt On Life Of  Betancourt Fails

Escapes Assassins --40,000 Reds Are Ordered Arrested By Betancourt

Orders Communists arrested  Venezuela president assassination plan fails

Move Follows Attempted Assassination  Order Is Leader’s Toughest Step Yet  A gems enn Cc cbcores sn tccui

Decree Comes After New Plot ——— een ner aeenemmememeenenmmemanamnnann  Seize All Communists. Is Order in Venezuela

Senate May Pass Measure Today  Truck Bill Clears Major Roadblocks

Big Truck Bill Ready for Vote In State Senate   Amendments Clear Major Roadblocks to Measure Boosting Weight Limit.

JFK Program ls Generating Political Heat   1.5 Million Likely Eligible To Mark Ballots Tuesday

Nation's Wheat Farmers Vote On Control Plan   Outcome of Referen. dum May Decide Future of U.S. Aid to Agriculture.

WHERE IT RAINED   President Kennedy Signs Feed Grain Bill Into Law Today

Vote Tomorrow   Wheat Referendum Expected To Draw Record Farm Numbers

Two Thirds of Farmers ‘Must Approve Controls  By GAYLORD. P. GODWIN

Kennedy Signs Feed Grain Bill — Before Farmers Vote On Wheat Issue

Farmers Voting Today on Possible Turning Point   x «*«& &k&kehU KY KF Referendum in Texas

Outcome could be turning point in federal aid concept   Would Cut Acreage

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Adenauer Overruled  In Caueus   Christian Democrats Nominate Erhard For Next Chancellor

Adenauer  Is Handed Bitter Blow   Party Selects Erhard To Be His Successor

EXPERT IN ECONOMICS Erhard To Head Germany Despite Adenaur Opposition

Overrule Objections:  West Germans Pick Erhard  As Suecessor To Adenauer

Adenauer Foe Gets Approval As Successor  Aging Chancellor Opposes Selection Of Ludwig Erhard

Speaker Sets Effort Urging Rights Laws   Plan To Be Launched Monday  To Free Bill From Committee

Act to Force Vote on Civil Rights Plan   McCormack Move: to Pry Bills Out of House Unit

ON NEXT MONDAY   IVE SNE IViNSIN EZ PT  House Plans Rights Action

Battle Is Shaping Up Over Attempt To Force House Vote on Rights Bill

House Leaders Hope to Force Bill to Floor   Speaker McCormack Says ‘Every Effort to Be Made’ to Bring It to Vote.

Effort Slated To Pry Civil Rights Measure Out Of House Committee

Seek House vote on civil rights bill  Move to force bill out of committee

Voting Light House Hopes To Break Across State  Civil Richts Bottleneck On 4 Issues

Makes Effort To Put Bill On House Floor   Files Petition To Take Law Out Of Rules Committee

Solon Move To Pry Out Civil Rights   Demo Leaders Mee} With Johnsen, Plan Strateay

Joard Asks Peabody To Commute Life Term Mrs. Clark May Be Paroled

Public Session Set for Friday....  Valachi Bares Underworld At Closed Senate Hearing

Pope’s Body Put in Grotto Of St. Peter's   Cardinals Pay Their Final Respects

Cardinals pay last respects Pope John XXII buried at St. Peter's Basilica

Money Bid Expected In  Grain Plan   Administration To Seek Funds For 1964 Program

64 Crop Fund To Be Sought   Feed Grain Program To Hinge On Decision

64 Crop Fund To Be Sought  Faed Gra   Feed Grain Program To Hinge On Decision

Republicans Set to Whack New Budget  Intends to Cut All Possible Waste,  Johnson Declares

GOP LOADS FOR ASSAULT ON '64 LBJ SPENDING   “UJ OPLINVING  EXPECT BUDGET TO TOP $100 MILLION IN ELECTION YEAR

GOP Ready For Assault On Budget   Total Expected To Go Over Record $100 Billion

Republicans Map Attack On Budget   President Says He Will Cut Every Dime Of Waste

Paper Reports Bud To Retire, Run for Senate  Ta Onnace Howard’   To Oppose Howard? Bellmon Vs. Mike?

Five Others Make Leap  To Safety   Attempts By Father To Reach Trapped Youngsters In Vain

Youngsters b. As Fire’ Razes rrame Home  Parents, Three Other Children

When JFK Goes Abroad He'll Be Just About As Safe As If He Stayed Home

OSE NICE YOUNG MEN . Secret Service to Offer JFK Complete Protection on Trip

Charged In Wife’s Death Jail Cell Interview  Sought With Rinaldi

Italian dam disaster obliterates 8 villages: more than 4,000 die

d Alpine Villages  ‘Er salt   500-Foot Waves Caused by ‘Twin Slide at Dam

Tipps Suggests Bellmon Follow ‘Economize Plan   ‘Padded Payrolls’ Draw Ire of Ardmore Senator; Welfare Switch Blasted

Gangster Tells of Life in Underworld Jungle   Gravel- Voiced Valachi Makes Like Soprano for Senators   Cast of Characters In Valachi’s Drama

During Senate testimony Mobster tells of syndicate power inside prison walls

Gangster Sings Loud  To Senators   Namics Genovesi Boss of Crinie Syndicate

Joe Valachi Puts Finger (n Mobsters   Says Cosa Nostra Boss Has Power Of Life, Death

Tells Senate’s Probers About Kiss of Death  Turncoat Hood Never Bates Evelash Gi iving

Valachi Says Boss Gave Him Kiss of Death’  Senate Probers Hear Workings Of Underworld

Valachi Reveals Underworld   Admits Killing One Prison. Inmate And Fears Of Biq Boss

Valachi Describes Underworld Jungle   Careers Of Crime Figures Reviewed

You Mean I'm Supposed fo Eat This Stuff?   Combat Police Drag Off 300 Rebellious Children in Saigon

Saigon Cops Arrest Rock  Throwing Tots  School Rebellion Sweeps City

‘Rock-Throwng, Jeering Students  Saigon Police Arrest 300 Children In School Revolt

Diem Forces Crack Down on Students   600 Young Girls Among Those Rotepd in Rajide nn Schogle:

300 Pupils Stone Police, Put in Trucks   Students' Revolt Sweeps Viet City; No Serious Injuries

Police Drag Off Rock-Throwing, Jeering Pupils   Anti-Government Group Shouts ‘Kennedy Supports Diem Beatinas

. SCHOOL CHILDREN REBEL  Saigon Is Scene Of Wild Uprising; 300 Arrested By Police

RIOTOUS VIETNAMESE KIDS HAULED TO JAIL   ‘Jury Finds Quitman County Solon Guilty in Moonshine Conspiracy

Police Storm Schools, Haul Off Children  Anti-Government   Anti-Government Demonstrations Precede Arrests

300 Children Are Arrested   Saigon Police Quell Jeering Rebellion

300 Jeering Students  Dragged By Police To Trucks; Most Under 15

Police Nab 800 Youths In Saigon   High School Pupils Protest: America’s  Aid To Ngo Dinh

Resentment Grows Among Critics Of  Governor's Policy   MOST UNDER AGE OF 15  Youngsters Riot in Saigon

Saigon Police Battle Rioting School Childre   Officers Drag Rebe! Students Into Army Trucks

Student Revolt Sweeps Saigon   About 300 Rock-Hurling, Jeering Children Carried Off by Police

300 Children Are Arrested  Saigon Police Quel feastann, Out. 06:...

Saigon Pupils Taken by Police for Rebellion  High School Youths Swept into Trucks, Turn Parents Away

Police in Saigon Seize Children In School Revolt  300 Rock Throwing

New Premier Of Thailand West Friend  Kittikachorn Gets Post After Death Of Sarit Thanarat

New Premier Takes Reins  In Thailand   Another Friend Of West Succeeds Dead Regime Head

Thai Premier Sarit Dies; New Leader Is Namec  Staunch Friend Of West, Kittikachorn Rules The Nation

Despite Ip position  ere etme tte ete N ttre CNN NAL NTE Ct TTD  New Hoffa Move To Rejoin Fold

Hoffa Making Bid for Return To Union Fold   AFL-CIO Expected . To Snub New Attempt For Teamster Return

Chances for Admission ‘Zero’  Hofta Making New Bid For AFL-CIO Entry

Kennedy Jet  In Moscow  Speed Mark   15 New Records Are Claimed In Nonstop Jaunt

JFK’s Jet Streaks Non-Stop. To Moseow 15 Records Set;  Russian Claim Of Impossibilit Is Disproved

JFK Jet Sets Speed Record To Moscow   Fliaht Is Answer To Russian Taunts

[Late News Off the AP Wire   CHINESE WARNINC..   SUSPEND LICENSK.W.

FLOWING WELLS CHEAPEST  Much Criticized Catalina High ~ Cheaper Than Rineon, Palo Verde

90-10 RATIO,  “Operations, N Not _ Building, Key To Dist. 1 Cost

Dist. l’s $24 Per Capita ‘Maintenance Cost Is $4 To $14 More Than Others

Emporia Skies   Emporia “Weather   Fair and Moderate Weather Predicted

Chamber Asks Budget Cuts  U. S. Busineserman   U. S. Businessmen See Possibilities to Trim Spending Fiaure

Tyler Plant Closed As Talks Fail   Firm Won’t Allow  Time Extension

‘Benny Cries in Silence ... Courage of Badly Burned  Scout Amazes Attendants

Manages to Smile  Boy Hurts Too Much to Talk, Fven Has to Cry in Silence

“BURN VICTIM RECOVERING   It Hurts To Talk, But Benny Says ‘I Feel Fine

REISE SRR se Ser ee ee  Skin-Grafting for Burned Boy   ‘If Only He‘d Complain ...He Cries in Silence’

‘He cries in silence  Badly burned boy displays much courage despite pain

After Major Skin Grafting Operation  Boy, 15, Suffers in Silence

_IT HURTS TO TALK, BUT YOUTH SMILES  Boy Scout's Courage Amazes Nurse

a Deposit Fund Drive Reaches Into 40 States  Unique Grassroots Move Launched for Goldwate:

In speech at Laramie, Wyo. To unlock secrets of air,  land and water to man

United Nations Troops Start Move To Tshombe's Southern Strongholds

Katanga Battles Continue  Pelambke Adaw   _ Tshombe May Ask Ceose-fire For Negotiations ’ With U.N. Forees

United Nations Units Resume Katanga Drive   Tshombe’s Appeal fo: Further Talks anc Cease Fire Rejected  By UN.

U.N. Troops Push Drive In Katanga   Tshombe’s Cease-Fire Request Turned Down; Offer Safe Conduct

Drive is Resumed By UN   Tschombe Believed Massing Troops For Combat

UN Troops Renew Drive In Kafanga   Strongholds Of Tshombe In Soutt Are Objectives

Arab Union With Iraq, Syria Now Seems Dim  Coup Charged, Supporters of Nasser Nabhed

Prospects For Arab Pact Dim   Iraqi Government Arrests Nasser Supporters

fraqui-Syrian UAR Merger  Now Remote   Security Is Tightened By TIraqui Faction; Nabs Nasser Backers

Reflects Two Laws  Sharn Two-Year Decline  in lua Marcates ls. Noted

Girl Missing Since Role in  “Wash. March   Marriages in lowa Decline 23%

U.S. Soldier Of Fortune Dead at 8]  Adventurer Fough In Seven Wars

Q Men Die When Tanker Explodes   Millionaire’s Son Fought In Seven Wars  Scldier Of Fortune Dies From Infirmities Of Age

‘Lawmakers Study Legislative District Solution For Grant, Other Counties.

Senate OKs Public Vote On Buses  House Defers - Action on Own  ¥ aoielatian

yer PA Pepi  Aging Vets Must Be Aided Metcalf Says at Dedicatior

New VA Hospital  Aging Vets Must Be Aided, Metcalf Says at Dedication

beeennibortl Report Doubts And Forebodings On Partial Test Ban Pact

General Rise Feared Senator Objects to Hiking FHA VA Ceiling on Interest

‘Zone’ Of fered   Cubans Rebuffed On Price Quoted  For Guantanamo

Guantanamc Demand — Rejected   Cuban Demand Price For Demilitarized Zone Plan Approval

"Blephant: Shot, Killed “After Two-Mile Rerapae -Through Lansing, Mich,

Police BulletsEndChase  - Rampaaing Elephant Smashes: Trouth Store

Carnival Elephant Bolts Act   Crashes Into Department Store; Is Shot Down

Elephant Tramples Through Department 'Store in Lansing, Kicks Man. Is Killed

Elephant On Rampage   Bolts Carnival Act, Wrecks Store, Finally Killed

Police Bullets End Chase  Rampaging Elephant Smashes Through Store

House Approves New Coroner Plan.  School Unification Passed By Kansas Senate, 25 tog

IF FEDERAL CUT DEVELOPS  State Bill to Protect Income Tax Proportion

Pope Paul To Travel Holy Land  No Other Pontiff b pen > ¢ er es 0)

Tells Court People Are Not Dissatisfied —   Cites Failure to Call Constitutiona Convention

Peace Talks Resumed With Laotian Reds   Premier Facing Larger Demands

Laos Premier, Reds Resume Peace Talks   Neutralist Faces Widening Demands From Pathet Lao

With Communist Pathet Lao Neutralist Laos Prinee To Resume Peace Talks

Widening demands made Phouma begins peace talks with pro-Red Pathet Lao

Neutralist Flies To Plain of Jars, For Peace Talks  Souvanna ‘to. Confer

Phouma Keeps Appointment to Talk Deace With Red-Controlled Forces

Bombshell at Trial of Thompson  Witness Tells   Witness Tells of Cash Offers for Killing 2

Dick Anderson Testities to $3,000 Murder Contract  , e / Slaying of Mrs. Thompson's Father Said Also Planned

Harriman Arrives For Moscow Talks Ace U.S. Trouble-Shoater  Hopeful on Peace Mission

Price Tag Of $23 Billion Put On Indiana, According To 1961 Values

Negro Leaders End Jackson Strategy Meet  » Fail To Disclose Plans After Early Session Today

Ben Bella Pledges to Crush Revolt  Charoes Forcion Plots.   Char: ges Foreign Plots, to Mobilize Alnarians

Foreign aid bill enters long siege   Senate ‘sniping’ sparks debate

Foreign Aid Bill Weathers Senate Fight   — Long Siege Seen Ahead for Measure By Both Leaders

Long Siege Seen For Foreign Aid Bill in Senate  Weathers First Fight   Weathers First Fight With Anary Sniping

MORSE MOTION REJECTED Foreign Aid Bill Facing Lengthy Siege In Senate

U. 8. FORESEES   U.N. fVNLVLLD  Foreign Aid Gets One Senate Okay

Long Siege Ahead For Foreign Aid   Angry Sniping Enlivens Senate Battle

Diplomatic Bombshell  “Cruel, Insulting” Statement bye Mrs. Nhu Draws Answer by Lodge

‘Little Soldiers... '  Mrs. Nhu’s Rap At US Oftices Cruel — Lodae

Lodge Blisters Mrs. Nhu Over ‘Shocking’ Dig   ‘Cruel, Insulting’ Remarks Scored

Lodge Criticizes Mme. Nhu's Verbal ‘Attack on U.S. Army Junior Officers

Envoy Lodge Calls Mrs. Nhu ‘Cruel, Insulting’ to Yanks   Seen as  Diplomatic Bombshell’

Soldiers of fortune’ Lodge charges Mrs. Nhu insulting to U.S. soldiers

SNOCKINGQ SIVTOTNRTE     Lodge Blasts Madame Nhu For Insult to U.S. Officers

Mrs. Nhu Criticized  Blast At U.S. Officers  Shocking. Says Lodge

Described Junior U. S. Officers —  Lodge Brands Remarks Of Mrs. Nhu As Cruel

Lodge, ‘Dragon Lady’ Continue Verbal Duel...  Ambassador Denies Madam Nhu’s Attack On U.S. Staff

Diplomat Says Her Remarks Are Insulting  U.S. Officials Be egin Vi et Nam  mamnnt'i.g T....

Lodge Hits Mme. Nhu’s Statements   U.S. Ambassador Fires Back at Charge Junior Officers Play Acting

LODGE ANSWERS HER  Madame Nhu: U.S. Officers ‘Little Soldiers of Fortune

Calls Verbal Barrage Cruel To Officers   First Ambassador To Challenge Ruling Ngo Family

He Defends American  Soldiers   Blunt Protest Expected to Be Political Bomb

Her Blast At Officers Shocking   Vietnam's First Lady “Speaks Cruelly,” Envoy Asserts

DEFENDS JUNIOR OFFICERS Lodge Crosses Verbal Swords With Mme. Nhu

Words of Nhu’s Wife ‘Insulting’   Statements She Made In Rome Attacked by Lodqe

Statement A Diplomatic Bombshell  Mrs. Nhu Insulting, Lodge Says

‘Shocking Statement’  Lodge Blasts Madame Nhu For Insult to U.S. Officers

Bond For Improvements   Drop Condemnation On United Store Building

Signing of Radical, Defiant Document Celebrated Today by U.S. Citizen:

Radical Document Spelled Birth ofa Nation  Spirit of ’76: Defiance

U.S. Notes Deed Of 56  Nation Recalls Today   Nation Recalls Today Bold Men’s Defiance

Use of Dogs At Lab Here Stirs Protest  Anti-Vivisection Society Against

ib Mrs. Nhu Still May Have Good Links To New Tunto   ‘ Dragon Lady May Be Astute With Bucks

Source Close To Family Says:  Mrs. Nhu Isn’t Broke   Mrs. Nhu Believes She Can Reaain Power In S. Viet Nar

Madame Nhu Says Officers Still Loyal   Dragon Lady Reported To Have Ample Finances   THOUGHT DEAD TWO WEEKS AGO  11 Haggard Miners Rescued

Mrs. Nhu Seen Returning to S. Viet Nam  Reported to Think She Holds Loyalty Of Certain Officers

Members Of 88th Congress Arriving For Session; To Face Double Donnybrook

Battle between liberals, conservatives will kick off 88ih Congress session

FORMAL START WEDNESDAY OF 88TH CONGRESS   LEGISLATORS STREAM INTO WASHINGTON FOR NEW SESSION

Congress Looks For Rules Battle  Outcome Expected to Have Effect on Kennedy Program

BOTH SESSION TO CONVENE WEDNESDAY   Rules Fights On Both Sides Of Capitol Loom  SUCCESS   Of Kennedy Programs Will ~ Hinge On Issue Of En :  ~ larging Rules Group

WHERE TO FIND I7   DOUBLE DONNYBROOK Rules Fights Ahead In ~ BothHouses Of Congres:

Members of 88th  stream into capital DOUBLE DONNYBROOK COULD GE’ SESSION OFF TO ROUSING START

Members of 88th Congress Stream Into Washington   Ready for Rousing Start of Session

88TH CONGRESS TO FORMALLY OPEN WEDNESDAY Legislation Will Divide Members  On Liberal-Conservative Lines

FIGHTS OVER RULES LOOM IN CONGRESS   Filibuster Control In Senate, Size Of House Rules Committee Are 88th Congress Issues.

Liberal Vs. Conservative ‘Brawls’ Will Open 88th Conaress   lt So, He Can Thank Himself —  Peabody's Honeymoon Has Ended

Rousing Start Expected— 88th Congress  Members Stream Into Washinaton

88th Congress To Face Battles   Legislators to Run Headon Into Rules Fights at Opening Session

Members Of 88th Congress Convene Ready For Anticipated Hot Session

New Session Begins Wednesday  Congress Faces Early Fight Over Rules

Congressmen Getting Ready For Donnybroo  Session Wednesday   Session Wednesday To Open with Pair Of Fiahts over Rules

Congressmen Getting Ready For Donnybrook  ssion Wedne — Te Open with Pai

Congress To Open Wednesday   Rules Fight In Both Sides First Issue

Legislature To Open; Olympians Leave Town   Rousing Start Near   Members of 88th Congress Stream Into City

Congressmen Getting Ready For Donnybrook   Session Wednesday To Open With Pair Of Fights Over Rules

Expect Rousing Start From 8th Congress  Formal Opening of Session Set for Wednesday

Congress Ready for  Big Battle Fight Over Rules Facing  L ecislatore

New Congress Set For Action   Rules Committee Showdown Exnected To Begin Tomorrow

Grief For President Dallas Tra ged Vv Brings Tears And Heartache

News Reverberated Around World  Shock Of Kennedy’s Death Gives Way To Tears, Grief

(Messages of Condolences Received  ‘At White House From Around World

President’s Death Dims Santa Event   Messages Of Condolence Pour Into Capital From Heads Of State

By both the great and the lowly Everywhere the passing of Kennedy is mourned

Messages of Sympathy and Condolence From Great and Lowly Sent to White House

And Everywhere the Great and Lowly Mourned Deadening Shock, Universal Heartbreak for JFK Family

Nation Mourns Death Of President: Johnson Takes Reins Of Government   LIKE A CLAP OF THUNDER  World Lies In Shock

Describes ‘Dead’ Miner's Call.   Bova’s Plea In Depths: “Come On.  Want Te Take You Home”

Waved In By Principal Negro Children, Parents Allowed Unregistered Entry In N. J. School

Rawat apy Rauetiog — Soviet Hits ‘Freeze’ _ For Cultural Project

Protest by U.S. Rapped by lass  American Reaction To Arrest Js Hit

aIVed On KAainwarer ree  Woman Survives Long Ordeal In Desert After Crash of Airplane

After Plane Crash — Woman Survives in Desert  On Rainwater and Pastry

Woman Survives Week In Desert  Beside Plane Wreckage, Mate’s Body

Beside Dead Husband Crash Victim Survives  W eek’s Ordeal At Site

(Husband Dead in Wreck Woman in Plane Crash Survives 7-Day Ordeal

: Woman Found Alive Beside Body of Husband Week After Plane Crashed in New Mexico

Inside Today   Husband Killed In Crash ‘My Prayers Were Answered,’ Woman Says Affer 6-Day Ordeal In Desert

— Husband Lay Dead Beside Her — Woman Rescued After Week In The Desert

Find Woman In Desolate Area Week After Husband Lost Life In Plane Crash

Calls Assassination ‘Dirty Crime’ ‘Mme. Nhu Plans to Go Back to South Viet Nam

USDA Gets Varied Reactions On Plan To Alter Grading Systems For Wheat

Skybolt Row Will Continue  Official Axe Has Fallen, But Efforts o Revive Coming

1O Inches in some Places ese Mt some Fiaces  Pre-Christmas Storm Pile: Up New Drifts in South

TIGUWAY 'FRAVEL IN SOUTH IS DANGEROUS  TeV lt 8 SLY oats Oe Wa th Pas Le Cd be RTT

Memphis Traffic Snarled  ‘Heaviest Snowfalls Of Century  Paralyze Some Southern States

Vast Storm Rakes East, Deaths Rise   Record Snowfall, Bitter Cold Bring Danger To Drivers

Air, Road Travel Hazardous  Some Southern States  Hit by Heaviest Snowfall in Century

Repairing Telstar After ‘Six Weeks Of Blackout Is 'CalledNewSpaceAgeFeat   cCADES IN NOVEMBER

Great New Space Feat is Service Station That Cured Ailing Telstar

New Feat Of Space Age Is Accomplished   Bell Lab Tells Of Revitalizing Telstar From Earth

Uperating From arth  Telstar Repaired By New Space Age Service Station

New Space Age Service Station Gives Telstar Aspirin Treatment And Starts It Going Again:

Le EUGACIEICETIL  Space ‘Doctors’ Cure Telstar’s  ‘Brain Fever’ With Radio ‘Dose’

‘Fever’ in Telstar Cured by Unusual Feat of Space Age  Radiation Encountered Was 100 Times Stronaer Than Exnected

U.S. Satellite Back In Full Operation Telstar's BrainFever' Cured By New Electronic ‘Aspirin’

Telstar Back In Action... Earth-Circling Satellite Gets An Assist From Earth

Great New Feat Of Space Age   4 ® ‘” ® ™ Service Station On Earth Cured Telstar ‘Sickness’

BNRATN FEVER CURRY DT TRICA <n ieieieahaceaaelainiaiatniintin  karth Service Station Repaired Balky Telstar

Scientists Set Up Service Station In Space To Cure Fever In Telstar

STUPENDOUS ACHIEVEMENT Space ‘Doctors ‘Cure Telstar in Science Feat

Portrait Of A Tragedy  The Struggle Of 15 Surgeons To Save The Dying Kennedy

Events Unraveled At Ballas’ Parkiand Hospital  Frantic Efforts Futile To Save President

New State Unit ToTry to End  Press Strike  Rock te Form Commission of Public Concern

Senate Passes $5.5 Billion Space Budget   Criticism of Moon Race Is Raised Durin: Debate

Railroad-Utility Agreement Sounds Death Knell For Slurry Pipelines

Macmillan Cites France for Double Dealing   Says Do Gaulle Afraid of Britain In ECM.

Wallace Risks U.S. Retaliation   School Ready To Obey Desegregation Order

GOV. WALLACE, SCHOOL HEADS AT SHOWDOWN   Alabama Top Executive Orders Delays In Integration Step   EDUCATORS CLAIM U.S. FORBIDS HALT

Alabama Citizens Critical of Wallace's Segregation Move   School Integration Spreads Through Southern States.

Troopers Turn Students Back: Board Defied   Governor Ignores Prospect U.S. May Act To Force Intearation

Board Overruled On Integrating   City Public Schools Wait Record 12,000

Desegregation Order Defied   State Troopers Head For Birmingham Area

School Board Wanted To Open, Wallace Says No      South Carolina Integrates First School

WALLACE KEEPS SCHOOL CLOSED DESPITE THREAT   IGNORES FEDERAL ORDER TO PERMIT NEGROES TO ENTER

Move Called By Wallace At Tuskegee  Order Defies Local   Order Defies Local Board's Actions To Integrate Students

Wallace Blocks Integration Of School In Tuskegee, Ala.; Troops On Guard

Alabama Uses Force  To Keep School Shut   U.S. Crackdown Is Aimed At Ousting Diem’s Brother

Mounted Deputies Join Troopers  ‘Alabama School Remains Closed   (Group's Action Not ‘Grass Roots Feeling,’ He Says  Rockefeller To Buck Ruling Of GOP Committee

Wallace's troopers keep Tuskegee school closed   No Federal! action

Governor Acts To Prevent Desegregation   Troopers Turn Away Teachers, Pupils at Tuskeaes

 _ Wallace Sends In Mounted Force Pupils Can’ t Reach: ‘Classes For Ring Of National Guard

Governor Orders School C losed   Alabama lroopers Turn Back Students

Desegregation Is Peaceful At Other Points   Most Troopers Withdrawn from Tuskegee at Noon

Gov. Wallace Keeps Pupils From School   State Troopers, Mounted Deputies Enforce Orders

Authorities Let No One Go Inside   Tuskegee Citizens Accuse Wallace Of Armed Invasior

Board Against Action   Risks Federal Retaliation At Tuskegee Public School

State Troopers Guard Building At Tuskegee  Students.   Students, Teachers Turned Back

Tuskegee school still closed  Gov. Wallace withdraws al but 25 troopers

Alallama $ Boss Keeps School At Tuskegee Closed  Helmeted Troopers Turn Back Teachers And Students Again

Board Defies  Wallace, Fears Court Action   Clash of Authority May Set Stage for Federal Interventior

Armed Invasion Count [s Hurled At Governor; Most Troopers Depart

Gov. Wallace Keeps Public School Closed By Force In Tuskegee; BarsIntegration

NO TROUBLE . REPORTED IN lOTHER AREAS   Alabama Chief Tight-Lipped On  Future Pians

No Federal Action Is Taken Yet   Mounted Police Keep Out Black And White Pupils

Helmeted Alabama State Troopers Used to Bar Students From Building

Defies U. 8. Order   Keeps School Closed With State Troops   Quietly Integrate Savannah Schools

Risking Federal Retaliation for Act. Uses Force  State Troopers Keep Tanchare Punile Ont

Integration Barred By Wallace   Governor Uses Force To Delay Start Of Classes

Gov. Wallace Refuses  To Let School Open   Tuskegee Residents Hur! Charges Of ‘Armed Invasion’ at Official Because Troopers Rushed to City

School Kept Shut, Board OK Ienored   Governor Sends Troopers To Halt Entry Of Negroes

INTEGRATION PREVENTED BY WALLACE   Governor Sends Troopers And Mounted Deputies To Keep Negro Students Out Of Tuskegee.

News Summary  From United Press International   Barry Asks For Conclave On Campaign Plans For '64

US. Forces Ordered Into Alert   Jeep Patrol Hit Inside Own Lines

Ist Cavalry Unit Placed On New Alert   Third Soldier Wounded; Jeep Was Flying White Flag When Ambushed

Clemency Aske For Dr. Sam fo Serve in India Would Operate  Clinic, Attorney Says in Appeal .

Anonymous Donor Would Back Project   Offer Stipulates That ‘Murderer’ Must Be Freed

JUSTICE DEPT. ACCUSED  Charge Leak In Jury Testimony   ASK HEARINGS

FILIBUSTER OPPONENTS LOSE FIGH]   Backers Of Move Tc Limit Debate Fail Tc Muster Two-Third: Majority In Senate.

Anti-Filibuster Forces Lose Another Battle   Senate Stalled Since Jan, 5 Over Issue

Senate Votes Down Move To Limit Debate   Defeat May End Filibuster Row

RENEWED FIGHT  EXPECTED FOR  FILIBUSTER RULE SENATORS FAVORING  TIGHTENING LOOK TO NEXT CONGRESS

Senate Kills Drive to Curt Filibusters   Rights Fight Lost on Failure to Get Two-Thirds Vote

Antifilibuster Battle Shelved  Next Congress Slated To Resume Debate

Senate Ends Battle   Bid to Terminate Filibuster on 3/5 Vote Defeated

Senate Attempt to Limit Filibusters Is Defeated ina Vote   Upper House Will Now Move on to Business Crowding Its Docket,

Anti-Filibuster Rule Defeated   Bill Fails To Get Two-Thirds Approva

Long Kules Fright Uver  Senate Defeats Move For Filibuster Curbs

Adjournment Wipes Out Fight .... Senate Ends Long Battle, Defeats Filibuster Changes

ENDS FIGHT COVERING FULL MONTH         Javits Unhappy Because Ignored Before Ballot

U.S. Senate Marathon Battle Ends  Anti-Filibuster Move Voted Down

Filibuster Foes Improved Vote  - Four-Week Battle Ended in Senate

Filibuster Foes Lose In Senate   Vote Ends Tiff Tying Up Chamber Since Congress Met

BETTER SHOWING THAN IN THE PAST Senators Favoring Tighter Rule On Filibusters Lose, But Gain

Rules fight ends in defeat   Adjournament wipes out long Senate hassle

Filibuster Control Won't be Tightenec   Backers Fall Short of Needed Two-Thirds in Test Ballot

Lacks two-third vote  New anti-filibuster battle nt senate ends in defeat

Proposed Anti-Filibuster Rule Defeated In Senate   LAUSCHE AND YOUNG VOTE WITH MAJORITY

Filibuster Fight Ends In Defeat For Proponents   ‘Lack Needed Two-Thirds to Chanae Rules

Two-Thirds Try Fails In Senate   Chamber Adjourns, Will Take Up Issue Again Monday

Reynolds’ Movie Held Legal But ‘Disturbing’ In Thompson's Ruling

In Sofia, Bulgaria, today  Demonstrators smash all windows in U.S. legation

Embassy in Bulgaria hit by demonstrators  University students smash windows   University students smash windows to protest alleged hiring of spy

Sofia’s Police Check Riot At U.S. Legation   Disorder Linked To Spy Trial Of Bulgarian Envoy

4. American Autos Also  Overturned  Alloaawosd PWtats. Fhe   Alleged Hiring Of Bulgarian Pratested

Smash All Windows On Three Floors   Protest Alleged Hiring Of Envoy As Spy For CIA

Anti-American Demonstrators Act Up In Sofia  Bulgarians Protest Over US Hiring Of Christof Georgiev

Demonstrators Break Windows, Overturn Autos  Protest Apparently AgainstAlleged American Link In Spy Case.

‘SPY TRIAL’ IS BLAMED FOR EVENTS   Protest, Damage Demand Filed By Washington

Washinaion Demanding Repayment  Cars. Overturned; Spv Trial Linked

Anti - U.S. Riot Hits Bulgaria   Rioters Protest After U.S. ‘Spy Pleads Guilty

Demonstration Said in Protest Against Alleged U.S. Employment Of Bulgarian Diplomat as Spy

U.S. Makes Protest To Bulgaria   3,000 Damage Legation In  Sofia During Laur Tange Attacle

4. U.S. Cars Over om ‘ned During Riot   Thousands Protest Alleged U.S. Hiring Of Ex-Diplomat

Bulgarians Demonstrate Against U.S.   Police Slow to Gef Mob Dispersed After Attack on Leaation

Bulgari an Reds  Stone Legation   Police Force Is Slow  In Arriving at Scene

Spy Case Stirs Up Emotions   U.S. Legafion’s Windows Broken, Cars Overturned

Legation in Sofia Attacked by Mob   Windows Smashed, Cars Upset In Agitation Over Spy Trial

4 American Cars Outside  Overturned  Protest Hiring Of Bulgarian Diplomat As Spy

500 Protest U.S. Role In Spy Case   No Injuries Reported As Demonstrators Cause Heavy Damage

Icicles Hurled At U. §. Embassy  Anti-American Riot Staged in Bulaaria

Bulgarians protesting spy episode smash windows of US legation in Sofia

US Legation Under ‘Siege’ Bulgarians Protesting Employ ment of Traitor

Diplomat s espionage Stirs riot   Glass smashed, cars overturned

Thousands Hurl Rocks, Upset Cars   Employment OF Diplomat As Spy Protested

Bulgarians Hurl Stones and Coal At US Building   American Automobiles Overturned In Sofia Demonstration Over Spy

Windows Smashed at Sofia Legation   Spy Trial Protest Claimed; Police Slow in Arriving

Anti-American Demonstrators Smast  Windows In U.S. Sofia Legation   ‘State Department Planning ‘Immediate Protest To Sophia

Anti-U.S. Riot Occurs In Bulgaria   Thousands Storm  U.S. Legation

Tnial Touches Off Disorders   Legation Building Is Target Of Bulgarian Demonstration

Over 500 demonstrators  U. S. Legation building attacked by Bulgarians

Brandt Aide Protests to E. Germany   U.S. Protests Bulgar Attack on Legation

WINDOWS SMASHED AT LEGATION   Demonstrators Hurl Ice Chunks, Overturn American Cars; Sey Protest Hiring Bulgarian Diplomat As Spy.

Mob Riots At Legation In Bulgaria   Windows in U. S. Building Smashed By Demostrators

Onslaught By 3,000 Bulgarians   Washington Calls for Compensation for Sofia Damage

On Spy Involvement...  Bulgarians Demonstrate Before U. S. Legation

Vote Merger Of Central Jersey &  Matawan Bank   Boards ‘Seek Approval . Of State Commissioner And Federal- Government

Recent Spy Cases Involve No American  Reported Concern On Arrests Spurs Pentagon Remarks

McNamara Says Spies From Sweden, Britain  Caused No U. S. ‘Leaks’

McNamara Knows No Leaks of U. S. Military Secrets  Says American Personnel Not Involved in Security Cases

McNamara Says U. S. Military.  Secrets Sate   No Loss Through Current European Sov Cases

Tribal War Raging in Congo Area  Hundreds Roasted Cl...   Hundreds Reported Slain as ‘Perennial Feuds Revived

Tribal War. Raging in Congo Area   Hundreds Reported Slain ‘as Perennial Feuds: Revived.

Nex e Holding Acti nts Launched ©. °  FNO To Keep Feed Feed Grains Off Market

NFO Starts Holding Move   Action by Farmers Group Aimed To Keep Feed Grains Off Market

Group to Concentrate First on Soybeans NFO Launches Holding Action on Grains

Young Rocketeers Quarreling With Army Over Use Of Camp Atterbury

Barracks City To House People  Yugoslavia Rushing Temporary Building 

Fight Looms In House  Bitter Floor Battle Shapes Up On Package ToUp Teacher Salaries

Thi ugurat sSOofemMmn, Ga y.  Jack M. Cam pbell Starts Gov.’s Role

Kenned Kennedy Aides Re Aides Rebuffed  Alabama Blasts Hit Negro Area

Seek To Prevent Violence  Voluntary Desegregation Occurring In More Cities

wners Defer Action        Dockworkers Accept Deal To End Shipping Strike

Mediators Offer Wage  Inerease   CompaniesDefer Action Pending Members’ Vote

W orkers A pprove Pro posal   Ship Owners Defer Action Until Tuesday

Longshoremen Agree To Proposal For Settlement Of Shipping Strike

Dock Dispute Now in Hands of Employers   Meanwhile, Newspaper Strike Into 48th Dav.

Proposals Accepted by  Dock Union   Owners Will Act Tuesday on Plan of Presidential Board

Longshoremen Accept 39-Cent Offer; Shipowners Defer Action For Member Vote

39-Cent Pay Hike Offered By Mediators   Longshoremen, Shippers Study Board Proposal

‘Doard’s 30-Cent Package Proposal Includes 24 Cent Hourly in Wage Boosts and the Balance ts Fringe Benefits.

Stevedores OK Bid:to End Strike   Shippers-to Give Ansieer. Tomorrow

Negotiators For Union  Approve Plan Ship Owners Delay  Their Decision  Until Tomorrow

Union Officials Agree To Halt Dock Strike  = al Board's  attlamant Deannecal   OK Special Board's Settlement Proposal. Owners Delay Actior

Vote Set Today By Workers   Bourd’s Proposal Accepted Sunday By Longshoremen

Longshoremen Negotiators Accept Plan For Ending Month-Long Strike

Owners Defer Action Until Tuesday Workers Accept . Dock Agreement

ILA ACCEPTS TERMS FOR ONE SECTOR   Similar Action By Employers Now Anticipatec

Dock Strike Peace Plan Is Acceptec   Longshoremen Okay Board's Report; Owners Meet

Ship Owners Scan Plan To Boost Wages   Decision Slated Tomorrow Gn Bid To End Walkout

Test Ban Status ‘Somewhat Hazy’   Reception for Test Ban -'Uncertain’ in Senate

lest Ban Treaty Needs 2-Thirds Vote in Senate  Outcome Uncertain; Senators Wait to State Positions

Last Minute Problem Raised  3 Powers Strive To Ready Nuclear Pact For Signing   [Uncertain Reception Seen  Test Ban F acing \Hurdle In Senate

Red Tape Teases Final Test Ban   Three Faiths Brand Segregation Wrong

Pact Facing  Possibility of  Senate Fight Dirksen Is Waiting For Details Before _  , ee

Western Diplomats Hope Partial Test Ban Treaty Can Be Signed Today

lodays  Morning: The time of day whe   Last-Minute Snarl Sends Test Ban Negotiators Scrambling

What's Inside   MUST RATIFY TREATY Test Ban Fate In Senate Uncertain

Nonagression Pact  Tied to A-Test Ban   Senate Reception Of A-Test Ban  Treaty Uncertain

Test Ban Treaty Reported Completed After Delay; Senate Reception Uncertain

Cautious Diplomats Hope To Lock Up Nuclear Pact   Uncertain Reception Awaits Test Ban Pact

Nuclear Treaty Faces Uncertain Reception in U.S.   Proposed ‘Agreement Shown to Committee On Foreign Relations

Move by Russ Delays N-Pact   Last Minute Problem Raised By Soviet-Nikita Voices Optimism

Diplomats Hopeful Test Ban Accord Can Be Signed Today   Test Ban Treaty May Get Lively Reception In Senate

Western Diplomats Still Hopeful; Russians Raise Problem at Last Minute

Experts Called Into Hard Work Session Today   Trying to Finish Test Ban Treaty

Uncertain reception awaits pact   No commitments from Foreign Relations group

A-Test Pact Reception Is Uneertain   Senate Approval Needed To Make  Treaty Binding

Uncertain Senate Reception Seen Awaiting Test Ban Treaty   Draft Of Agreement Shown To Foreign Relations Committee

Final Work Pushed For  Acreement   Phone Call Brings Change In Attitude Among Diplomats

fy fe Gan save ta apie Can jave face  Khrushchev Might  WithdrawMoreMer

Khrush Ready To Withdraw More Troops  Loss Of Face Only Deter rant  7 eee

Democrats Charge Deceit In Governor’s Campaign   $9 Million Gain on Harness Racing From Taxes on Track Betting

Waited, Cried, And Prayed Trio, Trapped 50 Hours In Mine, Tell Of Ordeal

me £rweyee Gh UPlEE LOL, £00” a ee  Rescued Boys Silent About Grim Adventure

Searching For Clues That Caused Mishap   Pieces of Northwest Airline Wreckage Being Hauled to Annette Island Where FAA, CAB Agents Wil! Conduct Project

Assemble pieces in Ketchikan  Investigators gather to seach for clues

Fire F ighters es By Many Fires  Ohio Drought Exnected To Last A Few More Davs

Dr. R. . White Cites Challenges Kent State University InauguratesNewPrexy

Permits Forwarding, Personal Message  5-Cent Stamps for Yule Cards  Best Bargain, Pomaster Claims

Under Shaft Plan : : Little Gain for lowe Counties ‘Having Larger Populations -

Major Move Is Hinted In Rail Dispute   Unions Reported Seek: ing Some Plan Which Would Lead  to Settlement.

Chinese Defy Kremlin in Public  Moscow-Peking Rift May Weaken Communist Cause

Russ-Chinese Split May Mark Opening Of New Chapter In Communist History   Khrushchev Shakes Missile Club Before Workers In East Germany

May Signal Split Public Defiance of Kremlin Hints New Communist Era

News Index   Berlin Talks Seen Splitting China, Russia Into Two Communist Groups

POSSE SEARCHES FOR SLAYER  2 Officers Killed By Maddened Moonshine

Officers Killed In  Gun Blast   \Maddened Moonshiner Being Hunted In Alabama Area

fo Participate In Seminar 0 Saruetpate In Semina  HU. Business Dep t. Head Is Honored

Trial Starts for 20 ‘Elite Guards’ Accused of Murdering Millions   Alabama Blasts Laid to Four Guardsmen

21 Men Charged  in West German  War ‘Crimes Trial   Murder and Complicity at Auschwit:

Biggest War Crimes Case  21 On Trial, Accused In Auschwitz Murders

2I Men Face Charges in West Germany’s Biggest War Crimes Trial Today

Accused of Mass Murders During Hitler Era  Auschwitz Camp Guards On Trial ln West Germany

21 GERMANS ACCUSED  Millions Of Murders Charged In War Trial   COOMEPE TOUTS

War Crimes Trial Starts For 21 Men   Death of Millions Charged Against Former SS Trocps

2\ Accused as War Criminals Placed on Trial  Took Part in Murde Of Millions, Charge

INFAMOUS CONCENTRATION CAMP  21 Go On Trial In Auschwitz Slaughter

War crimes trial opens   41 men accused in connection witl mass murders

21 On Trial In Frankfurt Charged With Gassing, Shooting, Hanging Or Fatally Torturing Millions In Auschwitz Camp

War Crimes Trial Opens  Against 21  Charged With Slaying Millions At Auschwitz

Biggest War Crimes Trial Opens Today  21 Men Accused Of Taking Part

West-Central Kansans Ready for Elections Soon   ATAFPORTN COUNTY

MineRescue Drilling Rig Is Repaired  Efforts To Save Three Miners  Speeded Again

Whoops of Joy Heard at Mine Shaft   As Drilling Resumes to Rescue Miner:

Rescuers Joyous  Repaired Drill Starts New Hole for Trapped Miners

Russians Support Cuban Demand for Base Withdrawal   May Not Veto an Atom-Free Study Ct Leave Aenasten.

Outbreaks Feared At Racial Hotspots   QUESTION OPPOSITION  OK Of ‘Justice’ For Dixie Urged By Attorney General   US. Hands Mexico Section Ot Downtown El Paso, Tex.

River Fall Opens More Area Roads  Route 348 Gets Heavy Damage From Scioto

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Alabama Senate Filibuster Continues: Deadlocked Gyer faxes

School Finance Filibuster on Alabama Sena tors  ' Outraaed by Bill

Compromise Sought In Filibuster  Alabama Senators  In Lengthy Battle

Tax Filibuster Still Raging In Alabama   Compromise Sought As Senate Meets 4 Deys and Nights

HOW TO OBTAIN PROOF OF AGE   New York State Residents. Are Advised of Steps Essential to. Prove , Their Age, a Necessary Bit of Data For Many Business Purposes.

Census Bureau Assists Thousands In Obtaining Proof of Birth Dates

PRAYER FOR .  e@ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

New Robbery Clues Probed   Scotland Yard Comks Lonely Farm Hideout

Police uncover new tram robbery clues  Discovery of hideout may lead to solutions monev still missing

Police Tighten Nel in Train Robbery  Finding of Hideout Uncovers New Clues in $7 Million Theft

MAIL TRAIN ROBBERY  Suspicious Neighbors Tell Of Visitors To Hide-Out

$7. Million. Still, Missing — a ‘New Clues F Found ‘In Train Robbery

New Avenue Of Leads In Mail Robbery   Clues from Gang’s Hideout In Record $7-Million Robbery

TRAIN GANG MIGHT HAVE USED PLANE   Scotland Yard Hot O: Trail, Stretch Search T¢ French Riviera.

British Police Checking Leads In Big Robbery  at Hidano   Discovery of Hideout Brings New Clues

 Get Name, Descriptions  Officers Trace New Leads In Probe of Mail Robbery

In Search For Mail Robbers... .  Scotland Yard Men Comb Hideout For More Clues

British Police Find New Clues Scotland Yard Reportedly’ Has Nanaes Of 10 Suerects

British Investigators Uncover More Clues To Great Mail Train Robbery

HIDEOUT FARM DISCOVERED  Scotland Yard Turns Up New Train Robbery Leads

Little Hope For Their Live  t Lives  25 Entombed By Mine Explosion

Glenn Proposes Creation Of National Information Center For Space Data

Republican Donkey-—   Glenn Proposes Center for Space Information

To bypass information gap ' Proposes national information center

‘National Center Proposed Glenn Suggests Space  I nformation Programs

Everyday Living Would Be Helped — '  Glenn Proposes Closing Space Information Gap

Astronaut Addresses Editors Glenn Proposes Center For Space Information

In In Speech’ h To To New 8 papermen  Information Center Proposed By Astronaut

Showers   Glenn Calls For Space Data Center   Astronaut Sees Need Of Facts  Coordinating Setury

Data Center on Space Proposed By John Glenn   Astronaut Speaks Betore AP Group

Glenn Sees Moon Trip Greatest th a en a kok oo * a ee ee “Astronaut Save Snape Infarmatian Contor Noodo

ASTRONAUT ASKS  SPACE DATAFOR  GENERAL PUBLIC GLENN CITES NEED  FOR INFORMATION CENTER. NOT FILE

Editors Hear Astronau aut  Glenn Proposes Center For Space Information

‘OR SPACE NEWS—  Astronaut Glenn Suggests National Information Center

Glenn Speaks At AP Meeting  Information Cente For Space Age Data Proposed In Talk

GLENN ADDRESSES NEWSMEN  U.S. Astronaut Proposes Space Information Center

American Heiress Begins Divorce Action Aga inst  Her Ex-Chauffeur Mate

Will Oppose Army Posts Integration   Miss. Chief Pledges Tc Help 2 Cities Fight Change at Bases

Committee Voting to Stay Same   Groups Controlling Progress of Bills Win Rule, 61-43

Says Teen Dope Evil  Is Serious  Commander Begs For Help In War On “Goofballs’

Says Teen Dope Evil Is Serious  Commander Begs For Help In War Ghen “Slennlle-. 2a”

Moisture In Clovis   U. S.. Exile Split May. Take Time To Repair

SEE ‘SHIPWISE’ ON PAGE 4 FOR FACTS ON RTD TeSTADIOER CATITTMRITS

Minority Out To Restore Compulsory Features . ...  GOP Demos Clashon School Bil

GREGORY EXPECTED Lack Of Arrests Spurs Negro Leaders; More Protests Planned In Birmingham

During Sailing Jaunt  Republican Charges RFK Monopolized Coast Guard

Leaves Erin Airport For. LondonTalk   Three-Day Visit Ends As Throngs Cheer For ‘Cousin’

Receives Honors In Galway   Heads For Britain Today; Talks With Macmillan Slated

Kennedy Grins Like Schoolboy, Leaves Ireland  President Promises To Return to Eire

President Ends Trip to !reland, Heads for Mac   Kennedy, Irishmen Delighted by Visit  To Forebears Land

Kennedy Says Farewell To His Ancestral Land   Takes Off For England And Talks With Prime Minister Macmillan

Happy President Leaves Ireland After 3-Day Visit  Makes Stop At Grave Of Sister En Route To Macmillan Visit

Good-By Bid By Kennedy To Ireland  Thousands Cheer ts Y oF rr pb   Thousands Cheer President Before Flight to England

, —M. AY HAVE: SUNK IN SEA— Winged S pacecr aft ‘Lost’ After F light

Winged Payload Is Lost  Snacecraftt   S pacecrat i Model Hunted  In Atlantic

Spears, Crossbows, Soviet Rifles Used By Viet Cong Jungle Forces

\Zablocki, Thomson on Tour  Viet Nam Reds Using Primitive Weapons

New Tornado Alert Flashed for Alabama   Twisters Kill Four As Three States Are Battered

Floods, Fog Snow And Rain Hampering U.S.   Southern Twisters Claim Four Lives, Plus Many Injured

Big Building Bill Facing  House Test $29 Million  Proposal Must Be Repnassed

LB) Gets Stunning Sethack   Administration Fights to Wire To Beat Wheat Curb

Conservationist ls Assigned to County   SCS Sends Warten George to Chillleothe to Work With New Livingston Dlstdet

Conservationist Is Assiqned to County   SCS Sends Warren George to Chillicothe to Work With Naw Livinasten District

Reaction to Kennedy’s Ideas Is Hopeful but Dubious   STATE OF THE UNION  JFK Offers  Tax Cut Plan

Tax Cut Idea Fascinates Solons, But They’re Wary   Need of a Program Cited ‘to Recoup Saine of Lost Revenue

Kennedy Insists  On Tax Slice   Tax Revision Plan May Lose   Committee Posts Before Senate

Showdown Due on Committees   Clark in Fight to  Get Help for JFK

GOV. ANDERSEN TRAILS  ‘Recount Court's Rulings Put Rolvaag Lead at 43   High Court Hears Arguments ‘in 2 Religion, Schools Cases.

News Summary  Fram United Press International   Khrushchev Planning Cut In Soviet Military Forces

News Briefs   Russ Military Cuts Slated   Whopping Cutback House Committee Pares Foreign Aid

Zantzinger Acquitted Of Ist Degree Murder But Motior Denied On Lesser Charges

2 TOP COMPANIES JOIN TREND   TEMPLE CIITAN DELIVERS. KINDNE SS  Milkman. Gets Poem and $200

LIMIT WOULD BE RAISED TO $309 BILLION   wy al ww bt bl — —_. _— —_— —_! — — cee

PRESSURE OFF  AS HEARINGS ON  RAILS CONTINUE UNIONS EXPECTED  TO ATTACK PLAN MADE BY KENNEDY

Rail Unions Giving Views To Congress  Sharp Attack Seen On Kennedy’s Plan  TT. Gottla Ticnnta

Attack Seen In Congress  On Rail Plan   Hearings Continue (in Kennedy's 100  Referral Proposal

Congress Hears Unions Side In Rail Case  Railroad Men  y UG Sphaaeleaeh: URGE, MiypeemnqmiNerONensee

Rail Union Heads Give  Plan Views   Proposal To End Dispute Expected To Draw Attacks

Point of Ethies Raised ‘on Senate Employe Who ‘Mixed Business. Politics.

Gains Seen In Senate Tax Study   Testimony By Dillon Swayed Undecided, Administration Feel:

AFTER WEEK OF HEARINGS Administration Feels Gains Made On Tax Cut Enactment

WALL OPEN FOR CHRISTMAS  Pact Signed To Allow Visits To East Berlin

Yule Visits  Across Berlin Wall Okayed   { Half-Million West Berliners Likely To Make Trip

WEST BERLINERS TO CROSS WALL Red Germany Agrees To Allow Yule Visits

Berlin Wall To Open For Christmas   East Admits West For First Time Since August ‘61

Today's Telegram   As Senate Chairm an  Sen. John Pastore Busy With Crucial Matters

One Hearing After Another pata taba: Elbe: tance  3 Top Issues Keep Sen. Pastore Hopping

Dapper Senator Busy These Days  Pastore Deals With 3 Crucial Issues

Military Cutback Speeded   Johnson Steps Up Drive To Close Unneeded Bases

End Of Waste Is Goal  LB) Orders Axe For Unnecessary Military Bases

NIKITA TELLS JFK OF MOVE TOWARD PACT   However, U.S. Diplomats Are Cautions About Sudden Change   4 MEETINGS HELD RECENTLY IN N.Y.

Appear Closer Than In Past Two Years   Premier Khrushchev Removes Barrie: By Telling Kennedy He Will Accept Two or Three On-Site Inspections

Agreement  Would Aid  Negotiation   Offer Is Short Of U.S. Wishes. Officials Say

US Views Khrushchev Offer With a Guarded Optimism  - PETTERS EYCHANGCEN

REDS AGREE TO LIMITED INSPECTIONS   Senate Cautious But Encouraged At Progress In Kennedy - Khrushchev Letter Exchange; Negotiations Tuesday.

JFK Reported ‘Encouraged’  By New Offer  khruch Will Acecont   Khrush Will Accept On-Site Inspections; U.S. Sees Break-Thru

Says He Will Consent To 2. Or 3A Year  Offer Is Far Short _Of Number + Thought

Nikita Will Accept  On-Site Inspection   Major Barrier To Nuclear Test Ban Removed?

Than At Any Time In Almost Two Years  U. S.-Britain-Russia Appear Close: To Nuclear Test Ban Agreement

Nuclear Test Ban Possible  Khruchchay Anqraaec On Site Incenactions

Nikita Accepts A-Test Inspectior: In Principle: JFK Is ‘Encouraged’

Khrushchev Moving — Toward Site Ingpection, Recent Letters Show _

Late Bulletins   Reds Remove Nuclear Barrier meas Remove iWuctear barrier  Soviets, Allies Close To Agreement On Test Ban

Says Check . 2 or 3 Times a Year OK   U.S. Solons Say Bid Inadequate, See Ban Hopes

OKs ON-SITE PROBES  K's Offer Puts 3 Nations Closer to Test Ban Pact

K Accepts On-Site I nspection Principle  Test Ban Agreement Nearer

A-Weapon  Testing Ban  Favored Khrushchev  Removes Major Barrier in Talks

Nuclear Test Checkup Offer Studied by U.S.  Khrushchev Plan Brings Cautious

Fight Promised   Nikita Removes Barrier oe ee  Hopes Are Elevated On Nuclear Test Ban

Nikita Agrees To 2-3 Yearly On-Site Probes   Soviet Leader’s Move Encouraging, Senate Reaction Is Cautious °

U.S., Russia, Britain Finally Appear  To Be Nearing Nuclear Agreement

A-Test Inspectior Proposal Made By Khrushchev   Soviet Agrees To 3 On-Site Checks Yearly

Agrees To 3 On-Cite Inspections  Khrushchev Yields To West Demands On A-Test Checks

Offer Could Lead To Pact On Test Ban   Premier Makes Proposal In Letter To JFK

Will Permit Three-a-Year On-Site Looks  Offers Proposal To Kennedy in Letter Exchanne

Wl ICrrer CACHUNQGeS WITT NOMHCuy  With Khrushchev accepting "on site’ inspections

Khrushchey Agrees to Inspections   3 Powers Appear Nearer to Accord On Test Ban Pact

-U.S. REACTION IS CAUTIOUS— K Yields On Nuclear  Test Ban Inspections

Big Three Nearel To Agreement or Nuclear Treaty  Khrushchev Willing To Accept Inspection

NIKITA OKAYS ON-SITE CHECK IN PRINCIPLE   Would Accept 2 or 3 In. spections a Year; Kennedy ‘Eacouyacad’   SENATE CAUTIOUS   Deal Called ‘Absolutely Inadequate’; Big Three to Push Talice

Washington Feels Encouraged  Mr. K Makes First Move Toward Nuclear Test Ban

‘Nuclear Test Ban A gieement Nearer As Reds Agree To Some Inspection

Vik OKs a few inspections Big powers closer to test ban pact      President ‘encouraged, bul senators cautious

Nikita Removes Major Block on Test Ban Talks   Closest to Accord In Past 2 Years

Khrushchev Opens Long Closed Door On Test Inspection   Nikita’s Acceptance Ot An On-Site Probe Principal la Cheering.

NIKITA REMOVES BARRIER  U.S. Feeling Cautious On Nuclear Test Ban

Nikita Removes Major Barrier  Allies, Russia Nearer Ban On Nuclear Tests

K Offers To Accept Nuclear Site Inspection   U. S. Reaction Is Highly Cautious, More Desired

Mrs. Nhu Is Going Home: Blames U.S   » LOS ANGELES (UPI)— Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nbu said Saturday ‘that she would return to South Vietnam,

Mme. Nhu Accuses \U.S. in Downfall   Fate of Three Other Children Still Unknown

Temperatures   ‘Atomedice’—A Dream Come True   New Concept Hospital Opens In Alabama

This Elenhant Won’t Foraet   Russians Fire Unmanned — Research Vehicle At Moon

‘Expected there onSaturday Soviets fire unmanned research vehicle at moon

Russia Fires New Vehicle Toward Moon; Landing Of Robot Observatory Hinted

Vehicle Due In3l2 Days Russia Says  Firing Is From Orbit Platform

May Land Robot On  Surface   Part Of Soviets Preliminary Work In Race With U.S. To Put Men On Moor

Temperature Chart   Research Station Expected To Reach Goal In 3!2 Days;  Instruments Function Okay

Russia Sends Space Vehicle Toward Moon  Astronomer Hints   Astronomer Hints At Attempt to Land Robot Observatory

Soviets Launch Moon Shot From an Orbiting Satellite   U.S. Asked to Bar Raiders’ Re-Entry

Believed Robot Soviet Union Fires Unmanned Space Vehicle to Moon

Moon Probe is Launched By Soviet Union      3,130-Pound Vehicle May Land Robot Observatory On Surface

Soviets Fire  Moon Vehicle   Interplanetary Research Station. Scheduled to Arrive in 34 Days

Russia Fires Shot at Moon; Its Unmanned   May Land A Robot Observatory

Russ Launch Ath Rocket Toward Moon   Renort 3. 730. Pend Valea.   Report 3,130-Pound Vehicle~ Should Reach Goal in.312.Davs

O ARRIVE IN 3'2 DAYS  Soviets Launch Moon Shot Off Orbiting Snace Station   TO ARRIVE IN 34 DAYS

Russians Fire Moon Rocket. Tass Reports   Everything Going Well, Slated To Take 3% Davs

Hint at Plan toLandRobo! Observatory.   Vehicle Is Sent From Orbiting Earth Satellite

Radio Says Big Vehicle  Unmanned  Due To Reach The Planet In 3% Days

Progress Made In Drafting Ban Treaty   East German Head In Moscow To Discuss Berlin

Elder Greek Figure Wins Ballot Upset   Papandreou Seen Headed Toward Prime Ministry

Miss America Calm Waiting for Rescue   21 DEAD, 66 INJURED  ort reaererenmsancitninetengca oa _ennarenintaanams ra saat  Cause Probed  Kn Hotel Fire

In Florida Hotel Fire Miss America In Narrow Escape; Tells of Rescue

Document Puts Castro Solidly Behind Khrush   Hore: snity and Rutvles Poy OH   Survey in Ottawa County Shows—  Hundreds Dont Vote

Storm Plagues Atlantic Coast  Large Waves, High Winds Endangering Ships In Its Path

Winter Gale Perils Ships In Atlantic  Storm Batters Resort Areas Alon: Qantharn Craact

ACTION BY OTHER FIRMS AWAITED)  JFK Concerned Over Threat Of New Steel Price Crisis

fier fighness Princess Nope Of Sikkim  American Girl And Himalayan Prince Wed In Buddhist Rites

"22-Year-Old American Girl  Now Asian Crown Princess   (More About Wedding on Pare AS)

American Girl Becomes  Crown Princess Of Sikkin   Rates Yellow Umbrella

Graces rraces Equal — Now  New York Socialite Becomes Princess Of Himalayan State

Buddhist wedding in Sikkim. ~ American girl becomes crown princess

HungarianBoy Starts School Here Tuestlay   * Hopes He'll Learn  English: Quickly and ~Make New Friends; “Be PENNY RLEILE _

hungarian By Starts School Here Tuesday   “Hopes He'll Learn’: English Quickly and Make. New Friends

SOVIETS SWITCH POSITIONS ON BIGGER COUNCIL   DROP INSISTANCE ON SEAT FOR RED CHINESE AT U.N.

That Drill Isn't Far Says Fellin   Complete Shaft Expected By Mid-Afternoon

Buried Men Can Hear Drill  New Escape Shaft Nears Trapped Miners

Miners Claim They Can Hear Drill   3 In Hassett Case Appeal Conviction

‘rapped Eleven Days  Miners Hear Drill Getting Nearer      For More On Trappec Miners, See Page 2

Fellin, Throne Report Hearing Sound Of Drill   Hope Prevails Escape Tunnel Is Successful  Re PITS? CPPOA .

Drill A ppears On Target   Report Rescue Workers Near Trapped Miners

Trapped Miners Can Hear Drilling Of Shaft, Rescue May Come Today

Trapped Men Report Hearing Drill Bit Biting Into Earth   By RUSS GREEN and

Sen. Dodd Says U.N. .. ‘Actions in Congo an "“Unspeakable Traaedy’

FBI Investigating LBJ Protege  Democrat Aide Recsiqns Senate Post

Official  In Senate  Resigns FBI Probing  His Business Interests

Secretary’s Resignation Announced hiciacadal eal — eaeniasiaii ahaa  Senate Democratic Aide’s  Deals Under FBI Scrutiny

Baker Quits His Post in U. S. Senate  FBI Launches Probe of His  Business Affairs

Sal cacao ae alae emia  FBI To Probe Aftairs Of Senate Secretary Baker In Defense Contract Awards

Robert Baker Resigns Democratic Post....  FBI Probes Affairs of Senate Secretary

FBI Probe Starts on  Contracts  Baker Quits Post As Damaces Asked

Official Of Demos  Resigns Probe Launched   Probe Launched Into Business

ROBERT G. BAKER  FBI Launches Investigation Of Former Senate Official

Business Affairs Studied  Democrat Senate Secretary Under  Inquiry By FBI

FBI Is Checking Business Affairs Of Robert Baker  anatiane in Sis

Inquiry Begun Into Affairs of Party Official   Democratic Worker Accused of Using Job to Get Contracts

Accused Of Conflict Of Interest   Demo Secretary Reportedly ‘Used’ Senate Position

Baker Resigns From Majority Secretary Post  Damage Actions Claim Influence  On U.S. Awards

FBI Checks on Robert Baker's Business Deals   Secretary of Demo Majority Resigns

JFK Signs Equal Pay Legislation   Aims at Full Opportunity For Women

Meeting seeks to patch differences  Between N. America and Europe in directing affairs

Equal Partnership Urged by Pearson  NATO Ministers Mee: In Defiance of Reds

NATO Meeting Opens in Ottawa  Equal Partnership  Is Urged  Batwaan Narth Amrnete. CLL.

Canada:  NATOAllies ProceedWith Nuclear Plan  Calls for Equality, Solidarity Heard By the Ministers

Three-Day NATO Ministerial Meeting Hears Pearson At Opening Session

Pearson Calls For Equality in NATO Affairs   Ministers’ Meet Opens in Ottawa

State Is Facing Sharp Boost In 1963-64 Budget   Governor Indicates Sales or Excise Lev. ies Mav Provide  Needed Funds.

Inside Today’s Times   United Fund Campaign Meeting Slated Tonight

Israeli, Arab Planes Fight Over Desert   Ey ypt Claims Staat'invaded

 . i  Denies He Seeks Asyium Russian Pianist and Wife Granted  Permission to Remain in England

IN HIDING WITH WIFE Russias Leading Young Pianist To Live In Britain

Outstanding Young Russian Concert Pianist Hiding Somewhere In England

He, wife, child seek British asylum  Leading Soviet concert pianist defects

They'll Live in Britain   No. 1 Soviet Pianist Abandons Native Land

Young Soviet Pianist Nof To Return Home   In England With Wife. Son

Haitian Exiles Predict Dictatorship Will Fall’   No U.S. Comment

U.S. Rocket Explodes; § Koreans Die   Victims Collect Scraps Of Metal On Firing Range

Gathering Scrap On Firing Range  Honest John Rocket Kills Nine Koreans

Cross-Quonership Of Media To Be Eyed.  Probe Into News ‘Industry. Starts:--

PERILS ARE FAR WORSE   Not Optimistic Early Agreement Can Be Reached

ARMS RACE PERILS ARE FAR WORSE   Not Optimistic Early Agreement Can Be Reached

High Court Bans Georgie Unit Voting   Systems Favors Rural Areas, Tribunal Rules .

U.S. Airlift to Germany  Is Underway   Operation Will Tavelve 14,000 Combat Troops

Bulk to leave Tuesday Vanguard of Big Lift troops fly to Germany

First Troops Take Off In Big Lift   Maneuver Begins As Cold Wer  Temperature Dinos

Hone for Racial Peace Glimmers In Jackson, Miss  Negroes Tentatively Ae wee 8. Dermraral

Some demonstrations continue  Hope for racial peace shows in Mississippi

Some Hope ‘or Peace In Jackson  Acree for Present To Cease Marches

Rusk Sets Talks With 1] Envoys   Secretary Of State Plans Meetings With Foreion Minister

Secretary Sets Fast Pace...  Rusk To Confer With  Il Foreign Ministers

Rusk Schedules {1 Talks Today  Sets Fast Pace for Diplomatic Activity

Rusk To Confer With 11 VIPs   Foreign Ministers To Parley At U.N.

Rusk Sets last Pace  With Talks   Afternoon Visit Set For 6 Leaders Of Central America

U. S. Submits Plan To Limit Site Inspection To Six Weeks Periods

U.S. Suggests Time Liniton Inspections  6 @-Week Maximum For Nuclear Test Ban Check Set

U.S. Poses A-Test Cheek Time Limit  American Calls For Resvonse By Soviets On Offer«

U.S. Poses A-Test Cheek Time Limit  Ainericaii Calls   Ashericaii Calls For Resionse By Soviets On Offers

'N’ Test Check Limit Proposed   U.S. Suggests Six Week Inspection Time

Airman ‘Recruited’  For Invasion Duty General In Alabama Air Guard Willing To Talk To Congressmen

Jap Leftists Blame Ikeda In Disasters   Conservative Party Rivals Will Conduct Own Investigations

Right Wing Rapped For  (Disasters   Three Parties Tarn Accidents Into Issue For Next Elections

Leftists  In Japan. Blame  Government  Satusiwacan Elen   Stirring Up — Trouble Over Train and Mine Tisasters

Under Surveillance  Venezuelan Freighter Receives Night Visitors

Hijacked Freighter Anchors Off Brazil   Captors of Ship Promised Asylum; U.S. Keeps Watch

Pirate Ship Steams Toward Brazil Port  lift Anchor OF   Lift Anchor Off Island; Heading For Fither Belem Or Recife

PRO-REDS CALL THEIR MISSION 100%, SUCCESS   Brazilian Destroyer Expected to Sail to Rendezyous With Ship   ASYLUM PROMISED   Betancourt on Way to See  Kennedy in Defiance  : of Rebels

U. 5. DESTROYERS JOIN CHASE OF PIRATED VESSEL   Pentagon Receives Reporl From Search Plane on “Dead Ston’

ASYLUM IS ANTICIPATED BY CAPTORS   Planes Observe Little Activity Aboard Vessel

U.S. And Venezuelan Warships Are Closing In On Hijacked Freighter

Mystery Boats Pull Alongside Runaway Craft ' Two U.S. Destroyers,   Venezuelan Warships Pursuing Anzoatequi

Hijacked Freighter  At Brazil   Surrender Offer Made to Nation: AsylumPromised

Pirate Ship Continues In Role Of Ocean Phantom   U.S. Pulls Back Surveillance  Of Hijacked Ship

ANTICIPATED BY CAPTORS   Planes Observe Little Activity Aboard Vessel

U.S., Venezuela Ships Speed Toward Vessel  Navy Spotter Planes   Navy Spotter Planes Keep Close Watch On Pirate Freighter

Prepare To Ask Asylum   Captors of Freighter Await Boarding Party

REDS EXPECT ASYLUM: WILL GIVE UP SHIP   Communist Gunmen Took Over Vessel To Embarrass Venezuelan President Betancourt Who Leaves For U.S,

Warships En Route To Seene   Identity Of Persons Who Visited Vessel Sunday Is Mystery

Hijackers Offer Selves To Brazilians   Destroyers Head For Rendevous With Commies

Captors Arrange lo Give Up Boat;  Promised Asylum  U.S. Keeps Close Watch on Vessel After Dash Ends

Near Island Off Brazilian Coast  Hijacked Freighter Stops Dead, Meets Mystery Ships

Vessel Lifts Anchor Off Small Island   Reds In Command Seek To Surrender At Brazilian Port

Hijacked Freighter to Be Taken Into Custody  Brazil OKs Asylum for ‘Shipnapers’   anil OF EMpPNGSIS PIO VASO  State Department Aide Tells House Unit Commies Plan Violence in Latin America

Hijacked Freighter Motionless   Warships Speeding Toward Scene Off Brazil

Freighter Off Coast Of Brazil   Two Mystery Boats Appear Alongside Runaway Anzoatezu

Stolen Ship Is Anchored Near Brazil  Vessel Is 3,000 Yards Off Shore Of Maraca Island

U.S. Ships Close In On Pirates   Mystery Boats Visit Freighter During Night

Mystery Ships Meet Hijacked Vessel  EREIGHTER STOPS. TWO) 11S DESTROYERS IN PLIRCIIIT.

Fugitive ship is anchored off Maraca   Pro-communist captors to be allowed asylum

Captors of Venezuelan Vessel Reported As Ready to Surrender Selves to Brazil

“en to receive asylum  oe Venezuelan ship anchors in Brazilian waters

Hijacked ship to be taken into Brazil   Pro-Red insurgents apparently will be granted political asylum

Freighter Makes Mysterious Stop   Pursuing Warships Speed Toward Scene

U.S., Venezuela Warships Speed To Scene; Crew Believed Seeking Political Asylum in Brazil

Hijacked Freighter Spends Night Off  Coast of Brazil  Small Boats Visit Runaway Vessel. U.S. Navy Renorte

Freighter At Anchor Off Brazil   Mystery Boats Made Contact During Night

Freighter Inside —  Brazilian Waters “Hijacked Ship Anchors off. Isle; - Captors Seek Asylum in Brazj!

2 Small Boats Visit Fugifive   U.S., Venezuelan Warships Near Scene

Spends Night Lying To Near Maraca Island   Inside Brazilian Territorial Waters Awaiting Promised Asylur

Freighter Watched By US. Fores   Pro-Red Pirates May Surrender To Brazil

Ship Halts Near Island; Boats Appear   2U. S. Destroyers Join In Chasing Red-Seized Craft

Stolen Venezuelan Ship Drops Anchor In Brazilian Water   Brazil Has Promised to Give Rebels Asylum and To Return the Vessel,

Pro-Reds Offer To Surrender Venezuela Ship   Vessel Anchored In Coastal Waters Between Devil's Island, Amazon.

GIVE ASYLUM TO COMMUNISTS ON FREIGHTER   U.S. BRAZILIAN VESSELS MAINTAIN CONSTANT WATCH

Havana Radio Says Group To Surrender   Indications Are Gov't Won’t Return Them To Venezuela   ON OCEAN SURVEY

Hijacked Vessel Spends Night Off Brazilian Coast  Why Vessel Stopped There fs o Mystery

Under Constant Watch By U.S. Navy Planes   Pro-Communist Captors Said Ready To Surrender to Brazil; Fails to Stop Betancourt From Making Visit to U.S.

véanted fo Embarrass Betancourt  Hijackers Of Venezuelan Vessel Halt Sea Flight Off Brazil

Anzoategui Reported In Shallows  Two Destroyers Aid Venezuela To Nip Piracy

Convened In Wheeling   Warships Speed To Site Seized Freighter Stops Close To Brazilian Coast

Mystery Boats Appear Alongside; Vessel Ignores U.S. Plane As Warships Race To Area

US Navy Sees No Sign Of Action  Pirated Ship Lies Off: Brazilian Isle

Warships Speed to Location Two Mystery Boats Visit Vessel. Off  Brazilian Island

Hijackers Set to Give Un Vessel   Pro-Communists Claim Mission a Success: All Personnel Sate

Hijacked Freighter Holds Mysterious Midnight Rendezvous off Brazil Isle

NAVY WATCHES SHIP  Hijacked Vessel Spends Night Near Brazil Coast

US., Venezuelan Warships Continue Pursuit  Mystery Boats Visit Hijacked Freighter

In. Fiery Traffic Accident  37 Hurt As School Bus, Cement Truck Collide

Monks In_ Sanctuary To Remain   Formal Request By S. Viet Nam Fails To Move Embassy

Viet Plea Rejected By U. 8.   Embassy Won't Give 3 Monks to Diem

GOVERNOR HAS MANY BILLS TO SIGN OR VETO   CAUGHT IN SNAG OF POWER POLITICS TO REMOVE PETERS

SCHOOL AID . AS DILEMMA FOR KERNEF   Legislature Voted School Increase, Didn‘t Provide Funds; Police Pay, Peters Battle Are Problems.

Hoffa Accuses Robert Kennedy on Bond irms’ Failure to Cover Union Leaders

FOR JOBLESS RELIEF  Panel Okays Youth Corps   State Gain Seen Large Under Plan

Gevernor's ‘Pr roject 66°  Highway Program Is Called ‘Investment in the Future’

'Your Dream Vacation Oe See ee  Slower Than Rocket  But More Luxurious

A Nation Pauses To Mourn Death of Poet Robert Frost   SEE EDITORIAL PAGE 2

PRAISED BY PRESIDENT Nation Pauses To Mourn Death Of Favorite Poet Robert Frost

U.S. Mourns Death of Poet Robert Frost   Four-Time Pulitzer Prize Winner Dies  In His 89th Year

Tower Stands As Tombstone Over Skopje   Stopped Clock Shows City’s Date With Death

-Yugoslavs Recount Quake Terror   By WM. F. SUNDERLAND Inited Preae Iniernational

France Faced With Pressure Over Britain   (Related stories, pg. 8)

Five In ECM Ready Push   Want Showdown With France On Britain's Entry

Carly Deadline On British Bid Will Be Asked   Tension Holds as De Gaulle Balks

Seeks Probe Of Seranton’s  Tax Proposal   But Johnson Predict: House Will Provide Sales Levy Increase

Redistricting Bill Receives House Okay   Complaints of Demos Brushed Aside; Plan  Is Sent to Senate

Constitution Hampers Our Governors SS essssssssssssnessssssssssssssstssssenssssesmsse  Only 1 Made White House

Constitution Hampers Our Governors a ees sll  Only 1 Made White House

Goes Before Committée oe Treasury Sec. Dillon i in Dieg for Tax Cut Action

Dillon Embarks On Huge Selling Job For Kennedy  Attempting To Sell Tax Cut Package To ~ Sen. Byrd And Co.

Dillon Bid On Tax Cut Set Today.   Treasury Head ‘ Goes Before  Canitmiitee” .<”

U. $. Treasury Chief Drives For Tax Cut   Byrd’s Senate Panel Hears from Secretary Dillon

Dillon Begins Job Of Selling Tax Cut Plan  Head Of Treasury Faces Sen. Byrd, Finance Committee

Dillon Begins Drive To Sell U.S. Tax Slash   ‘Byrd Seeks Delay, Opposes Cut Unless Spending Reduced

PLEA CARRIED TO SENATE GROUP   Essential To Well-Being Of Nation, Dillon Says  FACES TACK   Of Selling JFK’s Slash Measure To Sen. Byrd, Major Opponent

Secretary Has Tough ‘Selling’ Job  Senate Unit Hears Dillon On Tax Cut

Racial Truce On, Off—.  On in Dixie 24-Hour Treaty Cools Alabama

Two Negro Leaders Outon Bond   Negotiations Bring Prospect Of Settlement

Negroes OK Truce for  24. Hours   Leaders Jailed.  Then Released

Two of Negro Chiefs Jailed  Several Hours   Prospects for Early Settlement Are Seen In Continuous Talks

24-HOUR LULL DECLARED IN RACIAL UPROAR   Two Leading Negroes Jailed For Time; Out On Bond   PROSPECTS GOOD FOR SETTLEMENT

Ugly situatio  Truce Is ‘Called  in Birmingham Racial Trouble Despite Leaders Trip to Jail

Progress Alliance  Meets Under. Cloud   Brazil And Argentina Problems Over Oil ~ Dampen Hopes For Harmonious Relations

Probe Store Blasts—   Delay Likely for Firs! Legal. Sales of Liquor

Federal Government Hopes to Block Wallace on Threat at Schoolhouse

Aiapama VS. IN€groes Governor's 'bar-the- door policy in US. court today

French, German  Talks Ineffective  De Gaulle, Adenauer Fail To Solve Market Problem

Paris-Bonn Conference Proves Dud   No Accord on Britain Mart by De Gaulle And Adenauer   Youth Group

ECM I) DISCUSSED  De Gaulle And Adenauer Fail To Settle Problems

Absentee Ballot Reform Speeds Toward Showdown   Senate Today Maps Course For NC’s Higher Education

Hurricane’s Cuba Death Toll Climbs   Aid Bid Of U. S,_ Red Cross Draws ‘Attack By Castro

The World Today  Ry JAMES MARLOW (Aceorjiated Prase Newe Analvei)   Trade seen possible as next step in very slow East-West proareéss

F PROPOSAL OK’D Cory Says Redistricting Would Favor Metropolises

Heavy Snow Falls In New England Area   PPPPIPPAPPIOD EOE OEFIFPEPPP OOOH:

An AP News Analysis Ike May Get King-Maker Role In Light of Events

WEATHER   ING IN G.OP.N NOMINEE IN 1964  oe ate tam armen temesnamtr enti  “Tke Mav Now PI: av Key Political Role

“4+? KREPOHed  Goddard Makes New Plea For Compliance With Ban On Smoking, Woods’ Fires

Forest Fires Drop —Public Caution Uraed   No Serious Blazes Re ported Wednesday. But Water Shortage  Continues.

New England Weather Takes Turn to Cold  Quick Change in Temperature

THE MOSCOW STORY ‘A eo & : Christian Peasants e 4 e & ‘ Branded ‘Criminails

Cuba Exile Raid Stirs Russ Anger   Formal Protest Sent By Kremlin Says Act Piracy

Space Team Selections Later Today  Potential Member:  A ¥y F ,~* Fe Yt .   Potential Members Are Identified By  Informed Sources

New Astronauts fo Be Named Today   Three Arrived at Houston Thursday Night: 10 to 16 Expected to Be Selected,

Uperation Big Lint...     Armored Division Heads  Home After Mock Crisis

Redistricting Bill Approved   Gov. Reynolds Expected to Sign Measure Passed by State Senate

On Inside Pages   Capitol March Planned . . . Vandalism Reflects Outrage of Negroes

Home From Hospital = Hiccuping Siege In 21st C Day but He Feels Better

From France to England English Channel May Soon Be Tunneled For Travel

British, French Experts Advocate ‘Chunnel’ Under English Channel

Complete Programs Missing — Most School Districts Lack Minimum of Pupils

gj pits “~~ aN AN NER  (Nuclear Arms Statement Is (Quickly Altered

Traffic Signal System Up-Dated By New Controllers   Revolutionary Turbine Automobile Introduced

Chrysler Unveils Turbine Auto  * * * * * * * * * * x Ok * * * *  New Car To Be Tested By 300 Motorists This Year

To Test 200 Next Year Chrysler Ushers In Jet Age With Turbine-Powered Cai

ROTARY GOVERNOR REPORTS LOCAL CLUB  PART OF “SISTER" DISTRICT mr EAICT AUN

ROTARY GOVERNOR REPORTS LOCAL CLUB PART OF “SISTER”  VNHICTRICT AW AIC ANN

In Contempt Of Court King, 10 Other Ministers Given 5-Day Jail Terms

N. Y. Exchange Closes Ear  Market Reacts Violently To Assassination Of JFK

It Is Not The Clickity Clack That Irritates, It's The Toot, Toot, Toot

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS  De. MDTha Ce, ae ee i. eee   iLate News Off the AP Wire   LUNG RECIPIENT DrFr¢c.

Man Executed In Alleged Plot   Attempt to Overthrow Sihanouk Is Charged

Rights Bill is Broadest Since 1860s  JFK Cites Doctrines To Defend Broad Powers Asked

~ Kennedy's Civil Rights Proposals Most Sweeping Since Reconstruction

Make Party’s Principles Clear, Attorney General Evan Hultman Tells GOP’s

$2 MILLION IN PAINTINGS, BOOKS  ‘Ali-Baba's Cave Holds  Vast Stolen Art Treasure

TORNADO RIPS MISSISSIPPI; LIST 5 KILLED   CD, Emergency Units Converge Upon The   Disaster Area   REPORTS TELL OF OTHER TWISTERS

Amended Bill On Wichita U. Approved   Recommendation Gives Free Hand To State Regents

Contrast Of Visits Seen Between Kennedy In Ireland And In Europe

RENNEDY TRAVEL ANALYSIS  Presidential Trip Seeks to Quiet European Doubt:

PLANES, YACHTS, LIMOUSINES AND THINGS— _  Byrd Just Wonders Aloud:

House‘OkayLikely “- = City Taxing Hike Studied   Senate Group  Judges’ Pay Compromised

Board Favors Third High School Bonds   Requests Detailed Program of District Auendance a

‘VO-NOTRING SESSION?  Politicians Argue About Snail Pace Of Congress

: slow-Motion Show Demos Deny Administration Program Boaged in Congress

Somebody Goofed ©  800 Olmsted AF Base Paychecks Missing; Feared Sent To Calif.

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Cold Front Too Fast To Storm; Freeze Slatec   (Photo on Page 1B)

With United States ; Soviets Decide to Take Time on Cold War Truce

Government Prosecution Held Possible   B‘ham, Tuskegee Students Continue School Boycotts

Birmingham Warned Of Prosecution   White Students Still Boycott Schools But Response Fadina Out

States Righters Called By F adewal Grand Jury  In Birmingham Monday

Suspect Freed In Freedom Walker Death   Federal Court Eyeing Boycotters

Boycotting Continues  In Alabama   Brings Warning Of Possible  Prosecution

Rescurers Reach Depth Of 38 Feet With 26-Inch Escape Hole To Mine

"Ghetto Carts” Cause Stir— Mobile Classroom Now Racial Trouble Vehicle

FP Wirep!  VISIT FROM DE CAULLE   Birmingham Blasts Damage 8 Homes

Comfort Of Yesteryear Re-Enacted In Flight Of Tri-Motor Airplane

Reject GOP Tactic   Too Much Power   Kennedy Lauds Ford Group’s Tax Cut Plan

Ford Group Advocates Big Tax Cut   Calls for Income Tax Reduction of $10 Billion Effective In Near Future

lax Cut Asked By Businessmer  $10 Billion Slash Proposed In 1963

Business Group Asks $10 Billion Reduction in Tax  Henry Ford, Others  Mave Plan for Drive

36 Prominent Businessmen File Call  For $10 Billion Slash In U. S. Taxes

$10 Billion Reduction President Hails Tax Cutting Plan by Business Leaders

Kennedy Praises Move  $10 Billion Tax Cut Sought By Ford's Business Group

$10 Billion Cut; Let ‘Reforms’ Wait Se ores Vat  Henry Ford I! Heads Group To Speed Up Tax Reduction

Group Urge: $10 Billion Tax Slash  KK ansiesaclo Uaile Aut   Kennedy Hails Act Of Businessmen  Headed by Ford

President ‘Hails Businessmen’s Call For $10 Billion Reduction in Taxes

President Hails Move By Leaders  Henry Ford ]   Henry Ford II And 36 Others Join In Action

Ford, Others Ask Tax Cut $10 Billion Slice Proposed; Kennedy Approves The Move

Red Boss Admits He’s Aging  Nikita To Step Down? Experts Doubt It   Business Grou p  $10 Billion Cut In Tax Urged By Committee      Council-Manager Form Given Support  Women Voters Survey City Governments

Group Of Prominent U.S. Businessmen Call For $10-Billion Tax Cut

Business Group Asks *10 Billion Slash for Taxes   President Praises Ford's Committee  For Statesmanship

Ford Committee Asks $10 Billion U.S. Tax Cut   Cut Should be Made Effective For This Year

Businessmen Report on U.S. Economy:...     Tax Cut, Spending Balance Recommended

Support for tax cut hailed by President  Businessmen call for 10 billion dollar reduction

$10 Billion Cut; Let ‘Reforms’ Wait  Henry Ford If Heads Group To Speed Up Tax Reduction

$10 Billion Slash Their Aim  Ford Leads Business Move for Cut in Taxes

36 Leaders In Business Urge Slash   Cut of $10 Billion Proposed by Top U.S. Industrialicts

Californian Slain by Pro-Castro Terrorists, Roommate Hospitalized with Serious Injuries

BACK ¢ K ON MONDAY  Representatives on 2-Week Holiday; Senators Grumble

IN THIS SESSION OF LEGISLATURE  Chances Look Slim For New Sunday Sales Law

ittle ‘BlueLaw Action Seen  Legislators Expectec To Ignore Issue

Water Plan to Utilize Aqueduct  Won't Abandon   Won't Abandon MWD Facility

Kennedy Has Kind Words For All in TFX Wrangle   Pentagon Finds McClellan Tough Man To Pick Or

Kremlin Appears Trying to Blame West  For Demonstrations by Negro Students

Toll From Ex plosion Increases   Woman, 81, Dies: Gas Leak Is Blamed For Blast

Hoosier Toll Climbs To 71  Indianapolis Blast   Indianapolis Blast Is Blamed On Gas

Indianapolis Blast Toll Increased to 71  Liquid Petroleum Gas From Small Heater Believed Cause

Korean Reds Shoot Down A Helicopter  Deen nt the "Thoin   Fate of the Two American Pilots Is Not Revealed

North Korean Troops Shoot Down ’Copter   Two U. S. Officers ‘Aboard Craft, Fate 1s Not Disclosed

Commies Shot Down US *Copter   Incident In North Korea; No Fate On  Teen Amarieang

Communists Force Down U.S. ‘Copter Fate Of Pilots Remains A Mystery

Reds Mum On Return Of Pilots  Report Helicopter  Downed byGunfire

2 Pilots involved  North Koreans Report U. S. Army Copter Forced Down by Gunfire

NORTH KOREANS REPORT ATTACK ON HELICOPTERS   FAIL TO REVEAL  FATE OF AMERICAN PILOTS ABOARD

Two Pilots On Board; Fate Unknown  Craft Goes Down On Border Of North Korea

US. ‘copter forced down  Fate of pilots   Fate of pilots unknown, craft ‘badly damaged

Reds Down Helicopter  In Korea   No announcement Of Fate of Two  American Pilots

Three Boys Are Victims of Accidents   Korean Reds Say They Shot Down Yank Helicopter 

North Koreans Down ‘Copter; Yanks Aboard   But Fate of Pair Isn’t Known Yet

N: Koreans. Hold Fliers of US. ‘Copter  ‘Downed by Shots - While Inspecting Markers on kine

Korean Reds Force U.S. ‘Copter Down   Fate Of Two  Pilots Unknown

U.N.Demands  Return Of  Copter, Men Tells Commission  Landing In Red Area Emergency

U.S. Army Helicopter Forced Down, Enata of Two Pilots Still Unknown

Korean Reds Shoot Down Yank Copter   Return of Two U.S. Pilots Demanded by U.N, Command

Korean Reds Claim ’Copter Foreed Down   No Announcement Made of Fate of 2 American Pilots

-Portions of Thresher  Get Ocean Floor Photos of Submarine Wreckage

Thresher wreckage is located  Hull identified  by photographs OO AM £20 Aacm

Thresher Vhotographed On Ocean Floor Searchers Locate  Wreckage Of Sub

May Send ‘Trieste’ To Scene   Court Probes Photos Taken By Sutface Ship

Photographs Show. Parts Of Sub .  Wreckage On Ocean Floor Identified As Thresher

Photographs Taken  Thresher’ Sue ) oy        ther’s-Wreckagi Found By Searchers

Thresher Wreckage Is Found   Identity Made From Pictures  Taken by Ship

Pictures Reveal Thresher Parts On Sea Bottom   Wreckage Is Found 8,400 Feet Below  Surface of Ocean

Photos Show Thresher Hull  Located On Ocean   Located On Ocean Floor In 8 400 Feet Of Water

Find the Thresher Hull ant 8,400-Foot Depth; Awaiting Photographs   Pakistan Storm Toll to 1,000

Phofographs Show Sub on Ocean Floor   Identify Thresher's Hull, Diving Plane; Trieste Stands By

Photograph  Wreckage  Of Thresher Part of Hull  Seen on Floor  Of Atlantic

Democrats to Pay Mckheon $30,000  Backing JFK on CR May Backfire on Rocky

Second Look At Scranton School Anns   Slale Senators View Proposed Board Setup

Six Possible Objects Are Located : Navy Uses Cameras  To Find Thresher

Navy Seeks Pictures Of Sunken Sub   Cause Of Tragedy To Be Determined, Senator Declares

HKEKKKKKKKKKKRKEKKKKKKKKKKKKRKKKKER KEE EE KEE EK KK KES - Among Dozen Underwater Objects:  CAMERAS PROBING FOR SUB   Sub Mechanics Were Disciplined

Thresher Search Narrowed- Navy To Use Cameras  About Dozen Objects We ees a ac A   About Dozen Objeet: Located In Area Where Nuclear Sul  Disappeared.

Budget Hassle Likely   President To Submit Controversial 1964 Proposals Thursday

Sensitive areas will be total cost and how Kennedy plans to pay bill

Explanation Of Schedule ‘Sensitive’   Pros And Cons Concerning Bid Weighed By All

Congress to Get Budget Thursday  JFK Will Explain 3-Year Tax Cut  Proaram

GOP Calling For Foreign Policy Review   Clear, Concise Probe Is Asked In Conaress

Limiting Of Taverns Is Included   Schroeder: Let's Take Our Heads Out of Sand

Grain Trucks Checked at Duluth Make Poor Showing  FAULTY BRAKES BRING 21 ARRESTS

INACCURACIES ARE CHARGED IN PETITIONS   Public Accommedatien: Law Backers Asking Action By State   LEGAL TEAM WILL CONTINUE PROBING

Y’'S BUSINESS WORLD—  isin Of Over-The-Counte: Listings May Change In 64

‘Anti- Meredith Campaign Will Continue Despite Crackdown On Demonstrations

Senators Seek Barracks Ban   Ole Miss Officials Hit Hard At Student Rowdie:

Warns Of Discontent Of Negroes   NAACP Secretary A Convention Opening Scores Violence

U.S. Denies India Use Of Missiles  Soviets Agree To Supply New Air Weaponry

India To Get Weapons From USSR   Defense Gear First Sought From U. §.

GOP Senators Fail To Act On Redistricting.  Ehrgood Is Among Three Holdouts Against Passage

Redistricting Vote Delayed  Rift Dims Hopes of Passage by Thanksgiving

Two Oppose And Sen. Frame Mum on Stand; Senate Quits Until Monday

The Inside Story   Life With Castro Big Headache  Ane 2O fant Aenirin Salle far £2

 And 89c Aspirin Is Selling For $3   Life Under Castro Is  Just One Big Headache

89 CENT ASPIRIN FOR $3...  Refugees report life under Castro is one big headache

Homemade Plane Wreck Kills Two  Second Crash For   Second Crash For Experimental Home-Built Planes

All The World Represented At Requiem Mass For Pope John   NAACP Chief Hits CORE, King Group

Republicans May Get A Chance To Nominate Stasser  Tells Gathering What He'd Do If He Were President 

Halleck’s Leadership [mperilled   Resentment Over — Lone Wolf Decision: Sparks Rebellion

: Republican Congressmen Stage Revolt Aqainst Minority Leader Rep. Halleck

Kennett Man Named To Tenn.-Mo.  Bridge Commission   W. S. Jones Jr. Succeeds Dr. E. L. Spence, Whose Term Expires Aug. 5

Murder Conviction Of Woodward State Hospital Patient Is Set Aside

'WESTMAR EXECUTIVE BOARD TOLD COLLEGE "BUDGET IS BALANCED FOR LAST SIX MONTHS

On Inside Pages   Ambitious Space Flight Slated Tomorrow . . .  Everything Set tor Cooper Trip

All ‘Go’ For 22-Orbit Shot   Astronaut Gordon Cooper Anxious, World’s Weather Good

STATE DEPARTMENT —  Absolves US Officials In ‘Lost’ Grain. Story

Enchantment Fades Ethiopian Student Eagerly Departs Moscow Program

‘Get Me Out Of Here’ Ethiopian Student Tells  Of Treatment By Soviet:   By STANLEY JOHNSON  Associated Press Staff Writer

Tshombe in Peace Drive  Remnants of Army Ordered Not to Oppose U.N. Forces

Katanga Leader Is Held Briefly In House Arrest  Army Disintegrating,   Army Disintegrating, Control Is Shattered

Fantastic Peace Drive To Rhodesia Northern Border Is Made By Tshombe

CALLS ON HIS ARMY NOT TO OPPOSE U.N.   Katanga President Released From House Ar _ rest, Rides To Border  _ Ahead Of U.N. Armored Force.

On Fantastic Peace Drive  Cease Fighting,  Tshombe Tells Battered Army

First Swiss Vietim Typhoid Epidemic Takes Life 62-Year-Old Woman

hLpitdemic Claims Life   Typhoid Outbreak In Swiss  ‘Town Pats Scores In Hospital

Rusk Urges Ratification Of Ban Pact  Testifies At Hearing ‘Of Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Secretary Sees Greater Hazard In Nuclear Race   Senate Group Assured U.S. Has Not Forgotten Past Lessons  In Red Dealings.

Rusk Appeals for Senate Okay of Test Ban Treaty   Contends Risks Are Less Than Those of Arms Race

County Approves Courthouse Bond Sale On Split Vote...See Page 4   U.S., BRITISH EMBASSY OFFICIALS ALSO NAMED

Paul Vi Vows Peace Fight Will Continue  New Pope Greets Vatican Embassy Leaders In Rome

Paul Vi Vows Peace Fight Will Continue  New Pope Greets Vatican Embassy

ON ‘HARASSING MISSION”  Nationalist U2 Plane Sho’ Down, Chinese Reds Say

Kennedy Honored By Protestants at New York Banquet  Given "Family of Man”

‘Trust Funds To Be Set Up... . Jackie, Children To Split Estate Of Late President

Wife and Children Are Beneficiaries   Kennedy Left Estate To His Family.

Today's Index   Widow, Children Primary Beneficiaries in JFK Will

\Size Of Estate Unknown  John F. Kennedy Will ‘Is Filed For Probate

Widow, Children Are Primary Beneficiaries Named in Will of Assassinated President

 Still Far From Reality  Wheat Sale to Russians Rertiains Hot Controversy

Hunt Killer Of Woman  Mother of 5 Shot  To Death by Sniper  In Michigan Home

GOP Leaders Ignore Request  Special Session Hinted Unless Legislature Acts on Highway Bill

LEGISLATURE DRIVES FOR RECESS Senate Votes ToRemove Electricity Tax; Demos Push Highway Measure

ley Wallop Dealt U.S.  Midsection   Snow, Rain Adding _To Discomforis Of Sub-Zero Readings

Below Zero Mark Hits Many Places  _ Massive Assault by  Early Winter Storms

Autumn Moves Into Winter — Frigid Blow Handed  Midsection of Nation

Cold Strikes Sikeston, 12 Degree Mark  Brisk Wind Blows As City Records New Seasonal Low

Operation “Big Lift’ Runs Ahead Of Schedule Despite Fog, Rainfall In Germany 

U.S. Airlift Running Ahead Of Schedule   By CHARLES W. CORDDRY United Press International

Aerial Lift Still Ahead Of Schedule   Armored Division Transfer Running ‘Like Clockwork’

Big Lift Runs Ahead Of Schedule   Fog, Rain Fail To Hamper U.S. Troon Movement

U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Europe Feared   Massive Overseas Transport Exercise Ahead of Schedule

If UUU Troops In txercise  Massive Airlift Pours GI's Into West Germany

Man Accused of Posing As Hospital Psychiatrist Also Has Two Wives

Finnish DC3 Disaster Is Unexplained   Plane Burns After Fall Into Swamp; Three Survive

$113 Million Benefits In UMW Fund   Annual Report ° Shows 177,139 Persons Aided

King Hails Bi-Racial Agreement   Integration Provided Downtown, in Schools; City Officials Defiant

‘ALL WALLS WILL CRUMBLE’ Dr. King Hails Victory; Birmingham Strife Ends

Pact Reached in Birmingham Racial Strife   Committee Agrees on Demands; King Lauds ‘Victory’

Birmingham Aids Scoff at Agreement   Voter Registration: Drive Mapped by  Integration Forces

ss ee, et ee  Pact Signed Yesterday y; A voiding Threat Of Martial Law In Alabama’s Big City

Agreement Ends Racial Turmoil In Birmingham   Pact Breaking Down Barriers ‘Is of Great Significance Throughout South.’

Atlanta Minister Hails Birmingham ‘Victory’ . . . Dr. King Sees End  To Segregation

State Assigns Staff Of 6 To Aid Assessor  Anderson Will Use Hancock Clerks To  Speed Tax Figures

COLLEGES STIR FIGHT IN HOUSE   San Angelo Uni Bring Tangle Over Support

Senate Faces First Test Vote Today On Bill To Head Off Nationwide Rail Strike

Night Quiet, Uneventful In Lexingfon, N. C.   Highway Patrol Still On Duty

89QUGVN0ICS MIF  Kennedy Defends Income Tax Program Against Widespread Criticism ©   General Assembly Takes Up Scranton’s Program

_ Will Send Envoy To Europe   Kennedy Will Try To ‘Sell’ Nuclear Force Within NATO

Overflow Crowd Hears Barnett  New Civil Rights Plan Assailed at La Crosse

Students Hear Barnett Rap Civil Rights  Overflow Crowd Listens While

‘Rare Anti-toxin Flown To Country ‘To Stem Feared Rash Of Poisoning

Scarce Anti-Toxin Flown To Knoxville  Tainted Fish Death Toll Now Six

‘Blue Law’ Pushed Toward Legislative Tests Medicare Bill Sidetracked, Study Adopted

Sunday Laws Move Near  Hoor Tests   ‘Badgering’ By Supporters Miffs Some Lawmakers

Boeing Strike Threat Fading   Machinists Cancel . ~ Immediate Action

Mental Health Advance Seen  Compromise Next   Compromise Next Washington Step

$238-Million Price Tag Is Put on Plan   Far Below Thot Okayed by Senate; Compromise Seen

 Price tag far below that JFK asked Mental health bill moves to compromise

Today; States   JFK Urges Governor To Stay Home, But Georne Will Keep Vow

Israelis Seek U.N. Meeting; Syrian Incident   JERUSALESN = UP) — Israel claimed today one of its French-built Mirage jet fighters shot down a Soviet-built Syrian MIGI7 over the Sea of Galilee.

Governor Says Budget Will Be State's Highest  No Decision Made On Possible Need Of New Taxation

New Penna. © Budget May Be Highest Ever   Scranton Says He Does Not Know If  Waw Tavec Ara Naadar

Governor Hints Record Budget; Taxes Unsettled   Scranton Sees No In dieation That ‘Cur rent Deficit Prob. Jem Will Let Up.’

oa aa ee ee ee ee ee a re ee Se ee ee ee ee  * Unsure About Any New Taxes:  : Record Budget Due--Scranton

; Kansas Corporation Commission Official Says  Natural Gas Ruling Won't Affect Kansas

Mrs. Godenzweig Dies in Accident Near Her Home   FOURTH OF TYPI Marker at Allevton on 90 Will be Dedicated Saturday

AVWN 2705 S104 aAnAlde,  Goldwater Isn’t Threat To Nation, Ike Declares

County Villages Seek Liquor Vote   ‘Two county lawmakers “Meet the Press.” Story on Page 4.

ft Law Denies Civil Rights  County Villages Seek Liquor Vote      Two eounty Iz lawmakers ‘Meet the Press.” Story on Page 4.

Backs Railroad Move To Stop Useless Jobs; Nationwide Strike Possible

Railroads Win High Court Fight On Work Rules   Ruling Affects Jobs Running Into Thousands

Action Poses Strike Threat By 5 Unions   Featherbedding Issue Revolves Around Big Stake in Economy

Negotiations Could Result In U. S. Strike   Elimination of 40,000 Firemen Jobs to Be Only Issue Discussed at Chicago,

US Railroads, Unions Plan —  Negotiations      _Featherbedding Issue May -Resultin Nationwide Strike

Court Ruling Paves Way For Talks; Paralyzing Strike Seen Possibility

omrike reared  Negotiations Over Work Rules on Railroads Will Be Continued on March 13

Featherbed Rule Right Is Upheld But Both Sides  To Continue Talks

Railroads May Change Work Rules  ‘Featherbedding’ Ruling Of Federal Courts Unkeid

Rails’ Given OK to Cease 'Featherbeds      May Eliminate: 165.000-Pine Johe

Chicago Meet On March 23 Is Reported   Jobs of Firemen Will Be Talked

REKRKKKHKKKKKKKKKK KEK KKK KKH KEE EK KEK TEKST SEES  s Meetings Set In Wake Of Court Ruling:  * US. Rail Strike Threatened

Court Backs ‘Featherbedding’ Ban; Nationwide Rail Strike Threatened

Renk, Reynolds  ‘Star’ in GOP's Political School  Republicans Told Governor Strong As Campaigner

Rescue Crews Fight to Reach Trapped Men   Three Men Buried Since Thursday in Flooded Mine

Planning Group Will Discuss Bid For Project Site   Johnson Denies “Discount House Plans Involved

May Change Driver Test Fitness Law   Purdy Studies Enforeement Of Disputed Setup

Tuskegee, Birmingham Blocked  Governor Determine   Governor Determined To Prevent Schools Being Integrated:

Civil rights proposals seem cerfain to endanger other parts of Kennedy program

South’sCongressmen,] rkedAtJK’s  Civil Rights Demands, Certain To Give Other Programs Big Trouble

Civil Rights Program Is Jeopardizing Other Parts of JFK Legislation

Congress Prepares  for Rights Battle —      = Ee Ve) i . Rallies Heldi in + South

OO a aan aetna einai aeiial  John Dunn Is Ordered Restored To Hospital

THIRD WHITE MAN ARRESTED IN BOMBINGS   One Man, Held Earlier In Birmingham, Is Freed On Bond   FILE MISDEMEANOR CHARGES AGAINST 3

One U.S. Team Conquers Everest   Dne U.S. Team Conquers Everest  Second Unit May Also Reach Top

Americans To Try  Again On Everest   First Climber Still A Secret

1 American, Guide Reach Everest Peak   Identities Secret; Expedition Tries 2 Other Routes

Second U.S. team imay*be on summit   Word waited as flag flies on wind-lashed Mt. Everesi

U. S. Flag On Roof of World—  Second U.S. Team Pushing Assault Upon Mt. Everest

SECOND ASSAULT PLANNED American, Sherpa on First U.S. Team to Scale Everest

American Climbers Conquer Everes Stars, Stripes Planted Atop Roof of World

erst First Assault Succe ceessiul  Await Word If Second Mt. Everest Climb Made

American, Sherpa guide conquer peak  Old Glory put atop the world’s  © note cmd’ dn seneen bento

2nd Team Tries to Conquer Everest  2 Members of American foemiin at Tan af Warld’

U.S. Flag Flies Atop Mt. Everest, Await Word on Second Attempt   234 Winners of Medal of Honor Hailed: by Kennedy at Reception

Second Team May Climb Mt. Everest   Stars And Stripes Already Planted On Roof Of World

Climbing of Everest by Yank, Guide   Names Still Withheld; Had Listed lowan As in Position

American, Sherpa  Guide Plant Flag On Mt. Everest   SECOND ASSAULT

Second Team On Summit Of Mt. Everest  Attempts Being  8 ge) eS   Attempts Being Planned For Other Groups

‘Word Now Awaited On Second U.S. Attempt To Reach 29,028-Foot Summit of Mt. Everest

Base Camp Sends Back No Details  Americans Trying   Americans Trying To Match Feat of Swiss Climbers

,American Climbers Plan ‘and Assault on Everest   Base Camp Radios Climbers Are Well Dual Conquest Made by Swiss in 1956

GUIDE SCALED MT. EVEREST   Aluminum Flags Placed On Summit; Other Americans To Attack Peak On Different Routes.

Await Word From Second ‘verest Team   US Pair Succeeds In Conquest Try;  All Are Safe

Await Word From Second American Expedition On Climb To Everest Peak   MATCH SWISS FEAT

Second Team Pressing on To Summit  Graune’ Idantitiac   Groups’ Identities Secret; Scalers Safe After Climb

Pair Scales Mt. Everest   Word Eagerly Awaited Whether Team Completed Second Ascent

Names not revealed:  American Sherpa plant Old Glory on Everest’s peak

Other Assaults On Mount Are Being Planned   Find No Evidence Of Earlier Climbs

American Flag. Is on Summit of Highest Mount   All Personnel Well; Third Team Will Try

Await Word Whether Americans Have Climbed Mt. Everest Two Davs In Succeecian

School Children Join  Alabama Race Drive   1,000 Kids Skip  Classes, Some Jailed   First Reports Come From Everest Sealers

Asks industry consultations  SEC okays sweeping stock cli overhaul  ,

Settlement was near in June  Instead of legislating a solution to controversy

Hughes’ at Dinner—      Will Seek Deductions on Smoking, Drinking Costs

PAUL COOPER JOINS PARKINSON MUSIC CO. AS ORGAN SALESMAN  Set Summer Sales Cireus This Friday

PAUL COOPER JOINS PARKINSON MUSIC CO. AS ORGAN SALESMAN  Set Summer Sales gmt...) ome  a re

PAUL COOPER JOINS PARKINSON MUSIC CO. AS ORGAN SALESMAN  Set Summer Sales  ne ee a

Where To Find It   Vote for Pope Wednesday  Cardinals to Open Conclave

Handcuffs In Robbery Vital Clue?   London Police Raid Homes of Many Known Criminals

In Great Mail Train Robbery sees Unusual Handcuffs May Lead Detectives to Robbers

‘State Trip’ Delayed a Year . Kennedy's Italy Journey Will Be ‘Working Visit’

JFK's Visit To Italy Revised   "Working Session’ Replaces State Trip Until Jackie Can Ge

Wife’s Pregnancy Causes Switch Kennedy Changes State Trip To Italy To ‘Working Visit’

—AP Wirephate .  MRS, KENNEDY IS PRECNANT   J FK Italy Trip Cut To ‘Working Visit’

JFK’s Italy  Visit to Be ‘Work’ Trip Jacqueline Will  Remain at Home

Injunction Won, Tie-up Called Off   50,000 Would Be. Idied in 7 States Served by Trains

Injunction Issued  by Superior Judge  Will Remain in Effect 10 Days. While Neonttatanse le a

Old Timers To Meet For Picnic July 21   Lapel Farm Is Host In Management Tour

Who Owes Tax On $2 Million?   Woman Leaves Big Bundle To Help Retire National Debt

Backtrack Last Hours Of Pastor   Seen Driving Alone ir Albert Lea Before Violent Death

MANAGER OF WEIR RADIO  Robert E. Badger Dies Sunday In Pittsburgh

May Stall Plans to Adjourn Next Week  Money Problems Yetto be Solvec

House Girds For Battle on Tax Bill  2nd Tussle Over Thorny Money Issue Monday

Pair Accuses Each Other in Police Slayinc   “Ex-Convicts Kidnap Two LA. Officers, Kill One:on Farm

Beckwith Denies Charge peanesnasaieithsnon naiiiesaertariiastanhadel — ban  [Boy Is Wounded In Racial Clash

Teen-Ager Wounded lin Race Riot   Demonsirctions Held In Washington, New York, Miami

Mountain Region Is Hit by Storms  Most of Rest of U.S. Dry, Temperature Up

US, Argentine Relations Lower  Yank Oil Contract Annulments Possible

Argentina U.S. Head  For Crisis   Effort To Block Annulment Of Oil Pacts Collapses

Argentina To End Oi Contracts   Relations with U.S. Sinking as Action Nears This Week

U.S.-Argentine Talks On Oil Contracts Fail, Relations Sink Lower

Argentine Oil Talks Collapse ‘Buenos Aires  Insists It Will Annul Contrac

Today’s Weather: WINDY, COLDER   Firms Can Lose Huge  Investment

Governmen To Press For Action   flarrinun Unable Yo Slop Decision tn Buenos Air

New Administration  Would Annul Pacts   Harriman Talks With Government Unavailing; Aid Loss Threatened

Plan to Annul Oil Contracts  Ties Sink Between  U.S. and Argentina

Harriman Is Unable To Avert Action   Argentina Statement Fails To Mention-Any Indemnification

Kennedy Sees Absolute Need For Test Ban Newsmen Told -Failure Means — Sure Disaster 

New A-Test Round Seen  By Kennedy  JFK ‘Not Hopeful’ Of Ban Agreement

Kennedy Not Hopeful Of lest Banning  Waiting To om Wha OAS Doe In The Car then

Kennedy Says Failure Of Nuclear Ban Can Lead To Disaster For Entire World

In Birmingham   in Dirmingnam  Truce Held After King Is Released   Kennedy [elis Keporters  Test-Ban Failures Would Lead To Additional Shot:

NOT HOPEFUL OF AGREEMENT  Kennedy Says Lack Of Ban Would Be Great Disaster

Kennedy ‘Not Hopeful’ Of Ban On Tests   Chief Executive Is Optimistic About Birmingham Crisis

News Conference   JFK Not Hopeful Of Agreement To End Nuclear Tests

Want Retugees in U.S. Embassy  Report Viet Nam Demands U.S Hand Over 3 Buddhist Priests

Wonder What They're Really Thinking?    Viet Nam Demands U. $. Hand Over Buddhist Priests

US. Rejects Vie Demand fey Buddhists   Washington Asks -Diem Guarantee Safety of Priests

Key Civil Rights Bill and Tax Cut May Be Delayed   Aid to Education May Be Voted Upon Soon

Speed-Up On Bills Expected   ‘But Little Chance On Rights, Tax Cut

Appeal Gears Up Congress  Key Bills Are Unlikely; Other Chances Excellent

Congress Is Gearing For Quick Action   _ But Doubts Final 4 Approval This Year On Rights. Taxes

Thompson Gets Life in Prison In Wife Slaying  Dapper Attorney of

Lawyer Found Guilty; Given Life Sentence  oOnvic  Jurore C   Jurors Convict Husband in Plot For Wife’s Death

Dapper Attorney Guilty Of Arranging Murder Of Wife: Gets Life Sentence

Life Sentence for Thompson  ‘Minnesota Attorney Found Guilty Of Arranging for Wife's Murder

Appeal for Thompson Is Indicatec   Life in Pen to Lawyer For Arranging His Wife's Slaying

Convicted Of Arranging Death Lawyer Receives Life Sentence In  Slaying Of Wife

Where to Find It   Minneapolis Attorney Is Sentenced to Life Term for Wife’s Murder

Thompson Found Guilty; Given Life Prison Term   Attorneys for St. Paul Man Ponder Appeal   May Write Book Sometime — Mrs. Olesen Refused  Comment on Verdict

Sentenced To Life Term In State Prison   Verdict Returned 9 Months After Attorney's Wife Was Brutally Slain

Lawyer Is Guilty In Wife's Death   Sensational Minneapolis Trial Comes To End

Thompson Found Guilty; Given Life Prison Term   Attorneys for St. Paul Man [Ponder Appeal

 -JURY CONVICTS THOMPSON~ Arranged Slaying Of His Wite, Is Verdict

Life Sentence For Thompson   St. Paul Attorney Convicted Of Arranaing Brutal Killing of Wife

Thompson’s Convicted In  Death Plot   Attorney Gets Life Term For Planning  Murder Of Wife

Belgian Aide Ordered Out Of Katanga   Consul-General Ousted After Clash With Minister

While Reducing Spending \JFK Should Have Asked Ta: (Cuts In Early 1961—Serantor

DE GAULLE STILL STUBBORN  U.S. Will Press Britain's ECM Entry, NATO N-Force

Backing London On Market Issue; Assails Charges  Drive for Nuclear Control by NATO To Be Continued

DeGaulle Has Polite Nofe From States  US Also Asks Nuclear Arm Under NATO

U. §. REPEATS FULL SUPPORT FOR ENGLAND   Continues to, Press fo Britain’s Admission to Common Market   IDIFFERS WITH PARIS   Washington Also Cling: to Aim of NATO Nu clear Pact

Late Bulletin   eC Ee VEE aee CANCEL WESTMAR TRACK MEET SCHEDULED MONDAY

EXPLANATION OF REFERENDUM: The New Constitution F e New Constitution ror  State - - - What About It?   Ry VINCENT P CaROCC)

22 Refugees Are Permitted To Leave Haiti  Tension Eased But Threat of Uprising Remains

Haiti Agrees To Set Free               To Allow Group to Leave Safely, Sources Report—

Crisis In Haiti Today  Appears To Be Easing, Oy, Are Given Freedom

Haiti Okays Safe Exit for 22 Refugees   Duvalier’s Decision Eases Crisis With Dominican Republi

Haiti Pledges Safety of 22 Political Foe:   Refugees to Be Allow. ed to Leave Domini. can Embassy In Por  Au Prince.

Tension Eases in DominicanHaiti: Crisis   Agree to Permit Political Refugees to Ouit Haiti

Haiti Frees Refugees A:  Crisis Eases   Safe Conduct For 22 Pledged, Prohe By OAS Continued

Haiti OKs Refugees’ Departure  OAS Team Probes  Dominican Change

Haiti Submits To Dominican  Republic Threat   Tension Eased As Haiti Promises 22 Political Refugees May Leave Safely

Great Man Deeply Moved  Churchill Will Be Happy To Be Honorary Citizen

JOHNSON SAYS REPUBLICANS HURT NATION DIRKSEN DENIES  VICE PRESIDENT -  TINDERMINE CLAIM

TEMPERATURE   For College Commission...  Defeated Bill Revived, Approved

Governor Applies Pressure  College Commission Bill Revived. Passed in House

Judges Give Newsmen Free Acces: To Files Involving Juvenile Crime

P.O. Department, Brimming With ZIP, Starts Putting VIM Into Mail Delivery

TEMPERATURES   FOR BIG BUILDINGS  U.S. Post Office Putting New VIM Into Its Mail Delivery

VERTICAL IMPROVEMENT MAIL  Full Of ZIP, P.O. To Add VIM To Service

MAYBE WEOLL HAVE “VIGAH? NEXT  Post Office Puts Some VIM Into Its Service

Post Office Department, Brimming With ZIP, Puts VIM In Deliveries   Rapid Downtewn Delivery Of Mail Gets Under Way

Clinics Set For Children & Chests   November Clinics at Health Center in Brewster Will be Held on the 19th and the 14th. Call Public Health Nurse Hopkins for Detalls,

Testimonial Dinner Set For Hynes   Top UMW Officials: To Attend Dinner Monday Night

SLKARNO PROMISES PEACE   SUKARNO PROMISES PEACE  Anti-British Moves Checked

Indonesia Tries To Mend Rift in British Relations  ge ._*. WF... ..s’*ane   Foreign Properties Will Be Protected

INDONESIA TRIES TO MEND RIFT WITH BRITISH  CIIKARNO PROMISES   SUKARNO PROMISES NO SEIZURE OF FOREIGN PROPERTY

Legislators Get Set for Bills Deluge  Short, Full Week As Filing Date, Recess Loom

Legislators Expect Flood of Bills . As Individual Filing Deadline Nears

Deadline for Individual Bills Thursday —  Legislature Expects Flood of Bills This Week

Today’s Index   40 Pages. 4 Sections   Rare Tornado Rips Denmark

Slides Over Berlin Wall on Seat of Pants  Trapeze Artist Flees Vopos on Power Cable

ON SEAT OF PANTS   : Trapeze Artist Rides Cable In Flight From East Berlin

Cruiser Packs Triple Punch   HE FLIES THROUGH THE AIR Aerialis¢t Flees Over Red Germans Heads

Used High Voltage Cable — . E. German Trapeze Artist Slides Way to Freedom Into West Germany

Didn’t Know Current Was Off Trapeze Artist Flees East Germany  On Power Cable Over Heads Of Guards

Trapeze Artist Flees To West Berlin By Sliding On Unused Power Cable

110,000 Volts Tickle Sect  Trapeze Artist Flees East Berlin on High Power Line

Escapes To West Berlin— Flees Over E. Berlin Guards On Power Line

Saved by Seat of Pants:  Trapeze Artist Rode Powe Cable Across Berlin Wall

Over Commies’ Heads Artist Slides To Freedom Along 110,000 Volt Cable

DEFIES DEATH IN AIR, ON GROUND  Flees Reds Over Berlin Wall On 110,000-Volt Power Cable

Sliding Along On The Seat Of His Pants—  nari ne EN A Rt  Trapeze Artist Escapes From Reds On Power Cable

“Slide For Freedow ‘Trapese Artist's Skill Used To Elude Russians

i Se  IN NODMAN WUAME   East German Slides Into Berlin on Power Line   Trapeze Artist Didn't Know It Wasn't Hot.

On Seat of Pants Above Reds Trapeze Artist Slides To West Berlin on Cable

ISlides To Pazedot On Wire — He Escapes E. Berlin By Seat Of His Pants

ared electrocu  al deel tl  Trapeze artist escapes to West on power cable

... surprise!   Trapeze Artist Flees E. Berlin Sliding Along Hot Power Line

OVER HEADS OF VOPOS ©  Trapeze Artist Flees Reds via High Cables, Towers

Professional Trapeze Artist  German Flees To West  On 110,000-Volt Cable

Flees E. Germany On High Wire   Trapeze Artist Crosses Border On. Cable

Warrant Sought For Cop Killer  VYauna Adan Admite #:   Young Man Admits tc Slaying Say Police

Diem Orders Army Control For Viet Nam  Ministries to Take Orders af Military   Ministries to Take Orders of Military During Martial Law

Forces Take Full Control Of Ministries   Officers Trained, Supplied By U.S. For War On Reds

Military. In Charge At Saigon   Lodge Visits With Buddhists And Seem: To Be Confident :

IN VIET NAM CRISIS. Diem Says All Ministries To Be Under Command Of Military

But Lodge Is Confident Diem, Vietnamese Military Appear To Have Control

In South Viet Nam:  U.S. Officials Say Military Junta Taking Over Government

Armed Forces Chiefs Trained And Supplied By This Nation To Fight Reds

Three Persons Perish In Hoosier Blazes, Fire Levels Business Building At Forest

Prot’s Arrest Said Serious  Kennedy Issues Denial Of Soviet Spy Charges

Due To Barghoorn Arrest Meeting On Cultural  Exchange Is Canceled

Kennedy warns of most serious effect  U.S.cancels culturalexchange talks with Russia over Prof. Barghoorn’s arrest

Halt Negotiations With Russians On Exchange Accord   Prods Congress For Action This Year On Tax Cut

Cultural Relations Hurt  Kennedy Denounces Red “Arvest of Yale Teacher.

President warns Soviet Union of serious effect that arrest causes

Future Relations Are Endangered, Says President   Professor Not Spy, Kennedy Declares

U.S. Abruptly Cancels Plan For New Cultural Exchange Agreements With Russians

BY PRESIDENT KENNEDY  Soviets Issued Warning On Arrest of Professor

NOT A SPY “KENNEDY   Warns Moscow Barg: hoorn Arrest Wil! Af. fect Relations; U.S Cancels Student Ex change Talks.

US. Cancels Parleys for Culture Pact   President Says Arrest Can Have  Cantrce Baeilix

President Blasts Action By Soviet   Read Times Editorials  PACE or

Grave Blow To Cultural Links-JFK   Negotiations Canceled Following Seizure Of Yale Man

He Denies Yale Man  Was Spying He’s Concerned  Over Arrest; Talks Canceled

KENNEDY FLATLY DENIES SPYING CHARGE BY REDS   RESULTS COULD AFFECT RELATIONS OF TWO COUNTRIES

Warns Arrest of Distinguished Political Scientist Could Have "Most Serious Effect’ on Future U.S.-Soviet Cultural Relations

Fake Spy Charge Dangers Outlined   Negotiations for Cultural Exchange Agreement :Cut Off

U. §. DROPS CULTURAL PACT TALKS   Americans Told Russian Visitors Propagandists

President Assails Soviet Union for Barghoorn’s Arres!   Sees Threat to Future Effort at Cultural Ties

CULTURAL PACT TALKS   Americans Told Russian Visitors Propagandists

American Professor's  Arrest Cited   President Says Barghoorn Held No Espionage Role

JFK Warns Khrushchev  U.S.. -Soviet Relations Hurt By ‘Spy Incident’

Denies Professor  Was Spy   Says Arrest By Soviets Could Have Serious Effect On Cultural Relations

Warns Russia Barghoorn Case  Hurts Relations ad of Cultural  rn er wre res Li; oe   End of Cultural Program Hinted In ‘Spy’ Issue

Cultural Meeting Canceled Due to Barghoorn Arrest  Rennedy Seys Yale Professor Wasn't  Gia Gautae Miealan 

JFK In Blunt Warning To Russians  Says Barghoorn   Says Barghoorn Case Can Have ‘Serious Effect’

JFK Lashes Russ Arrest  Of Professor  U.S. Cancels Negotiations For Soviet Cultural Pact

Where to Find lt   Russians Warned Arrest of Yale Prof May ‘Hinder Cultural Exchange

Could Have Serious Effect On Future Cultural Relations   Negotiations For New Exchange Agreement Called Off; Kennedy Says Prof. Not Espionage Agent

—CARDINALS ARRIVING IN ROME— Largest Conclave In  History Of The Church

5 Prelates From United States Will Be Among 82 To Elect New Pope; Start Balloting June 19

Problem Seen With Housing For Cardinals   Church Conclave Slated To Select New Pone

Many Cardinal: Arrive inRome   Largest Conclave a In History Must Find More Space

Vatican City Pushes Plans For Conclave   Cardinals Gathering To Elect Successor To Pope John XXIII

Vatican City For Conclave  Cardinals Gathering  To Ta Pane laka WWI

Calls on Bishops To Share In Governing  Pope Paul Decrees Reform Of Roman Catholic Liturgy

Pope to Visit Holy Land  Great Change Decreed For Catholic Worship

COUNCIL IN RECESS, REFORMS ORDERED  Pope Paul To Be First Pontiff To Visit Holy Land Since St. Peter

Announces Holy Land Visit  Pope Ends Council With Decree Of Vast Reforms

"Pope To Visit Holy Land In January   ‘ Will Be First In Jerusalem Since St. Peter

Pope Reveals Plan to Visit The Holy Land   Reforms of Worship ‘Decreed by Pontiff   Christian Unity Stressed   Shared Powers Supported

Pope Decrees Greatest Catholic Worship Reform In 1,700 Years   Pope Paul VI Plans Visit To Holy Land

Decree Calls For Vast Reforms In Worship   Pope Paul Plans Holy Land Visit

Vast Reform Proposed In Roman Ritual   Papal Decree Ends Ecumenical Council Session

Urges Bishops To Share In Its Government Vast Reform In Catholic  Worship Decreed By Pope

Pope Paul Decrees Important Reforms, ‘Announces Plan for Visit to Holy Land

To Visit Holy Land Next MonthPope Paul Decrees  Vast Church Reform

Pope Decrees Vast Reform Of Worship   Po pe Paul Will Visit Holy Land In January

First Pontiff Visit Since St. Peter— Pope Paul Announces 1964 Holy Land Trip

Bishops Told To Share In Government  Vast Reform Of Catholic Worship Decreed By Pope

Asks Bishops Share Rule — Pope Decrees Retorms  For Catholic Worship

Holy Father Airs Decree  On Reforms   Trip Next Month ‘First By Pontiff In Modern Times

‘Reforms’ Include Papal Trip to Israel  Catholics OK Modern Language:

Tells Bishops They Must Assume More Responsibility in Government of Church; Plans Holy Land Trip   Centuries-Old Traditions Are Changed   Plea for New Commission Members Fail

‘Roman Catholic Reform Is Given Pope’ s Decree as Council Recesses; Church Ruler Going to Holy Land

After momentous meeting  Pope Paul Vi, bishops recess Vatican Council

JMPRR ERC OR CRRA GPRS WES     Pope Plans Holy LandTrip Decrees Liturgical Reform

Pope Paul Decrees Vast Reforms In Worship And Announces Holy Land Trip

‘Paul Vi Calis on Bishops to Share in Church Rule ©  Pope Paul to Make Historic Trip   Arms Embargo Faces Union ol South Africa

 Council Recessed Until Fall  Matican Session Gets Reform Decree   Trip in January  Pope Plans Unprecedented Pilgrimage to Holy Land

Pope Decrees Vast Reform of Roman  Catholic Worship   Calls on Bishops to Share in Government of Church, Announces Plans for Trip to the Holy Land

Pope Plans Visit to Holy Land   Council Session Ends With Decree Ordering Reforms

EXACT DATE IN JANUARY NOT FIXED   Many Precedents Will Be Broken By Pilgrimage

Catholic Reform  Decreed   Actions Taken At Closing Of Second Vatican Feumenical Council

Pope Reveals Plans To Go To Holy Land   Bishops Told To Take More Duties In Church

POWER FOR BISHOPS  Pontiff Decrees Vast Church Revamping   PONTIFICATE   Pope Sets Unprecedented Excursion To Holy Land

Pope Paul Decrees AGreat Reform in Catholic Worship   Popa Will Make a Historic fourney 5 the Holy Land,

Unprecedented trip planned  Pope Paul VI to make visit to Holy Land

Papal Decree Sets Up Church Worship Reform  Paul To Be First Palestine Visitor

Pope Decrees Greatest Reform In Catholicism Worship In 1.700 Years

Three Steps Large Strides  In Path to Unity; He Also Plans Holy Land Trip

Firs st in 139 Years  Pope Paul Plans January Voyage to Holy Land

Vast Reform Of Worship s Decreed   Council Recessed, Bishops Are Asked To Share Authority

Historic Visit to Holy Land Announced .... Pope Decrees Vast Liturgical Reforms

He'll Visit Hely Land ,  Pope Orders Vast Reform of Worship In Unity Action

Pope Plans Trip To Holy Land   Decrees Reforms In  Catholic Worship   OSU Group Will Obtain Options invites Planner To Seek Site

Second Session of Ecumenical Council Ended Today Gives Ro‘man Catholicism First Councilor Decrees in 93 Years

Holy Land Visit Planned By Pope   Trip In January Will Be First Outside Italy For A Pontiff In 159 Years; Will Go By Plane

Vast Roman Reform. Decreed by Pope Paul   Qa ~ ~~ VAITICwWTenp 7. eT ALC

First to Make Pilgrimage Since St. Peter; Decrees Great Reformin Worship

[TRIP SET FOR JANUARY  Pope to Visit Holy Land   Ecumenical Council Recesses  Public Worship Changes Given Church's Approval

Pope Decrees Vast Reform In Catholic Worship; Will Make Trip Into Holy Land

Pope Paul VI Plans Historic Visit To Holy Land In January   guTion iNoTe ooundcead  Doubt Cast On Rights Bill  Action This Year in House

Pope Paul Will Visit Holy Land  Marks Longest Visit of Pontiff Since St. Peter

AT INOPPORTUNE MOMENT Attack On Iranian Plane  Laid To Red Fighters

Two Men Seized In New Jersey On Spy Charge  F8I Also Holds   FSI Also Holds Two Russians  In UN Mission

Outside Experts May Help Set Up New Tax Structure   ABC Out OF Picture

( ongolese Rough Up Diplomats   ‘Compromising’ Papers Seized From Russians

Russ. Envoys Beaten, Held by Congolese   ‘Soviet Embassy Pair Refused to Allow Car Search

Soviets Jailed By Congolese   Two Soviet Diplomats Beaten By Security Agents and Gendarmes

Congolese Drag Reds From Auto   Sources Report ‘Compromising’ Documents Taker

Reds Refused To Allow Men To Search Car   Relations Between Local Government, Commies Are Bad

Congo Strikes At Russia  Afeteanmc Dant [at] 9 Comcctmh Cosme eo   Africans Beat, Jail 2 Soviet Envoys

Pair Claims Diplomatic Immunity   Soviet Embassy's Officials Have No Word Of Their Fat

Soviet diplomats severely beaten by Congolese and tossed into jail

Fate Of Pair Is Unknown   ‘Highly Compromising’ Documents Said Seized

Congo Security Men Drag Pair From Their Car   Embacey Hace No Worse,   Embassy Has No Word On Their Fate Today

Drag Them Feet First From Auto; Mission's Phones, Electricity Cut

Soviet Congo Agents Held After Beating   Red Diplomats H ‘ad. ‘Refused ‘to Submit to Search of Car

2 DRAGGED OUT OF CAR AND JAILED   Leopoldville Attaches Arrested On Return From Brazzaville, Papers Seized; Cut Russian‘s Telephones.

Pair Given Beating by Congolese   Are Dragged from Car After Refusing To Permit Search

“Highly compromising’’ document Beat them with clubs before hauling to jail

Confiseate 2 Envoys’  Document:   Claim Russians Were Pipelines To Rebel Leader:

Pair Balked at Search of Car Following Trip   Fate of Russians Today Not Known

RED DIPLOMATS BEATEN WITH CLUBS, JAILED   CONGOLESE AGENTS DRAG 2 FROM CAR; FATE IS UNKNOWN

2 Russians TakenFrom Car, Beaten  Rad Offieiale Sav   Red Officials Say No Word Received On Diplomats’ Fate

Pair Beaten And Carried Off To Jail   Resisted Search By Gendarmes On Return To Capital

Leopoidyitie: Two Soviet  Diplomats in Congo Held  a   Dragged From a Car, Beaten by Security Agents

Power, lelephone Lines Qut Soviet Officials Beaten, Jailed By Congolese Security Agents

Soviet Embassy Employes Given Rough Treatment; Taken From  Car By Heels And Papers Seized

Congolese Attack Soviets   Diplomats Beaten, Jailed After They Refused To Have Car Searehod

Giupped py mNarive rorce  Two Soviet Diplomats Are Jailed In Congo

MrUggey FIOIn AAULY     Soviet Diplomats Beaten. Jailed by Congolese 

Envoys Seized After Refusing Auto Search   Congo Sources Claim Documents Taken From Pair

‘COMPROMISING’ DOCUMENTS SEIZED  Congolese Club 2 Soviet Diplomats

Government Hints Spy Charge  Soviet Envoys Beaten, Arrested By Congolese

Congolese Drag Reds Over Coals  cmvave Rantan: SGaviat \Wiirac Cit

Two Soviet Diplomats Beaten by Congolese   Gendarmes Drag Pair Feet First Out of Auto

Diplomats Balked at  Car Search   Claim Secret Papers Taken From Soviets

WEARY WORKERS LABOR THROUGH NIGHT IN TEXAS   TRY TO CONTAIN FLOOD WATERS CAUSED BY CINDY

Workers Fight to Avert Texas Flood  Cloudbursts End but Water Threatening to Top Levees

Westerners Can Visit East Reds To Open Berlin Wall For Christmas

Hospital Stay For Children Is Touchy   Doctor: Don’t Get Them Worriec - About Operations

So Your Child’s Going To The Hes pital  Family’s Role Of Hospitalized Child Is Discussed By Johns Hopkins Symposium

A judicious hint And Farents Lay it Un - xk tk xk xxenrtk xkert  Young Vandals Get Hides Tanned

Chicago City Hall picketed by whites   Racial melee halts community program

Chicagoans Rap Proposed Fair Housing Legislation   Israel To Rap Jewish Youths For Anti-Christian Rioting

Man-on-Moon Goal Moved Well Ahead By Cooper’s Effort   American Astronaut Orbits Earth 22.9 Times in Drama in Space

Heroic Effort Fails 12 Children Die in Series Of Home Fires in Country

Mother’s Panic Bars Phone Call For Help Heroic Teen-Ager’s Bid To Save  Younger Brothers, Sisters Fails

Ninth District Spring Conference To Be Held At Sioux City May 21

Astronaut Speed S  Toward U.S. Mark   World Watches New American  Voyage Into Space Experiment

At Least Seven Orbits Planned   Additional Cooper stories, pictures Pgs. 3-A, 6-A, 8-A, 12-A, 17-A, 18-B

Atlas Boosts Astronaut Into Pertect Orbit Today   Observe Lights

22 Orbits If All Goes Well; Success Will Bring Manned Flight to Moon Step Nearer

Air Force Major Is so Relaxed That He Even Dozes While in Flight

Dozes Off. Launches  Satellite   Prospects Good For Complete 22-Orbit Flight

Cooper Speeding Round and Round Earth   Fired Into Orbit On Schedule Today—Expected to Make 22 Orbits

Cooper Goes "Round And ’Round And ’Round   Profile On Gordon Cooper, Orbiting U.S. Astronaut   Eyes Of Millions Are Watching Cooper

Calls Flight — ‘Thrill,’ Fires ‘Satellite’  99 fhehbts Tele, Dinnnod]   22-Orbit Trip Planned For 6th Yank in Space.

Given Green Light For First Sever Orbits: Ganl Ic 29 By Tomorrow

COOPER EXPERIMENTS WITH HIS OWN SATELLITE  Astronaut Swings Into 5th Orbit

Cooper Swings into Fourth Orbit   Launches a Small Satellite for Test; Everything Going Well for 34-Hour Trin

See Page 32 for full page of pictures and articles relative to Cooper's  flight.

22 Orbits Scheduled; Gets Okay On First Seven   “Quite A Thrill” Is Description "Astronaut Gives His Celestial Ride

ORBITS; GIVEN GO FOR SEVEN   Cooper Blasts Off At 8:04 a.m., Completes His Fourth Orbit; Circles Earth Every 88 Minutes.

SEVEN ORBITS ALREADY SET AS MINIMUM  C\VICDOVTUIAP CH   EVERYTHING GO ALL THE WAY IN HISTORIC FLIGHT

Cooper Fires Own Satellite From Capsule   Spaceman Thrilled and Comfortable as All Goes Well

After Perfect Launch, Astronaut Aims At 22 Full Circuits Of Earth

Round and Round To a New Reeord  ~ Launches His Own Satellite  As He Speeds Across Ocean

Cooper on Way To U.S. Space Record   Still Shooting for 22 Orbits Of Earth; Paving Way Toward Landing On Moon; Flight ‘Quite a Thrill’

Temperature Chart   Sooner Takes A Nap, Even Launches Own Satellite Into Orbit

Capsule Circles Globe Perfectly In Longest Jaunt  Air Force Major Launches Sphere On Third Swing

“Quite a thrill’ says Cooper  At least 7 of planned 22 orbits to be made

22 Circuits Planned For U.S. Record   Definite Go-Aheac Is Given For At Least 7 Orbits

Smooth Trip for Cooper; Heads for 7 Orbits, Then A Decision on 15 More 

TRIES FOR 22 ORBITS; GIVEN GO FOR SEVEN   Cooper Blasts Off At 8:04 a.m., Completes His Fourth Orbit; Circles Earth Every 88 Minutes.

Teddy Roosevelt, Pinchot  [Kennedy Will Salute (Republicans On Trip

On Conservation T our—  President Kennedy Will Salute Two Republicans

Two Republicans To Be Saluted   Kennedy to Visit at Former Pinchot Home

To Salute Republicans -—— Kennedy Plans Tour  National Historic Site

Introduced by Sen. Bartlett Bill to prohibit foreign fishing receives support

Yule Throng Sweeps Into East Berlin   Estimate 25,000 West Berliners Stage Reunions

Bomb Removed From TV Tower   Canadian Terrorist Organization Blamed

Inside Today   Suspected Food Poisoning  A&P’s 4.400 ae  Remove Canned Tuna

A&P Orders All Tuna Off Shelves  Precautionary Action Taken by Food Chain

A&P Stores Withdraw Tun From Shelves   Food Poisoning Ils Suspected

A&P Canned Tuna Taken Off Shelves   Suspected Food Poisoning Cases In Detroit

Traffic Forecast  Ts 430 ©   Scores More To Lose Lives In Aecidenis

Fear Record High Road Death Toll   Law Enforcement Units Mobilize All Available Officers for Patrols

Speculation On Missing Miner Ends  Volunteer Doesn’t  Find Bova In Spot   W awn "Th rAPriaas

Work Continues On Several Shafts Body In Mine Just Remains Of Plug Used To Close Hole

‘Body of Bova Was Hole Plug, Volunteer Finds  Drilling Resumes In New Attempt To:Reach Miner

Work Continues  Search Of Mine Tunnel Fails To Give Evidence Of Missing LouisBova

Drills Ream New Shaft, No Trace of Bova Seen in Underground Search

Volunteer s Hazardous Drop  Proves Bova Not Entombed In Rescue Chamber Of Mine

New Holes Drilled Into Mine   Volunteer Finds No Body On Trip Into Cavern, Several Holes Drilled Now

Only Water Heard Over  Microphone   Courageous Miner Lowered lito Pit Shaft, Finds Nothjig

More Shafts Are Drilled Mine Chamber Reveals  No Sign Of Louis Bova

‘Body’ Spotted by Camera Was Equipment Volunteer Descends Into Pit, Fails To Find Missing Miner

Entombed Miner Not Found In Same Cavern Where 2 Others Were Rescued

Miner Lowered into Chamber Reports:  ‘Form’ Seen on TV Not That of Bova

Drillers sink new shatts Volunteer finds no trace of Bova in mine chamber

Bova Search Now in New  Area of Mine   Man Lowered, Says Object Seen on TV Camera Noi a Body

Today’s Teleqram   Bova Still Missing — Drillers Continue Work ‘In Mine Search Effort

Bova Not Found By Volunteer on Trip Into Mine  Drillers Resume Work On Several Shafts

Bova s Bedy Not In Pit Where Two Were Saved   Miner Lowered Down Shaft Finds It Is Empty

Vote Set For Sunday  Printers Will Reconsider Newspaper Strike Terms

‘Take Awav Good Will’   Property ‘Tax Relief Vs. Austerity Battle Looms

Battle In House Committee   tle In House Committee  Showdown On Tax Bill Looms

Hughes Says Many lowans Change Views   Tax Increases Will be Fought By Western lowa

‘Austerity’ Or Property Tax Relief   Bill Expected To Reach Floor For Debate Today

NEW MARCH IS STARTED BY NEGROES   High Federal Officials Seek Calm Situation

Negroes resume protest activities in Birmingham   Alabama patrolmen put stop to march

Negroes face snarling dogs and fire hoses   More massive demonstrations in the making

Grumpy Gromykc Causes Surprise  Calm View Is Taken   Calm View Is Taken Of Biq 3 Comments

Beef Bar-B-Que Will Be Held Sat., Sept. 21   Tickets Now On Sale In Commercial Club Stores: Many Prizes Offered

NO FOOD, 1, DRINK -OF WATER; MATE DIES  Weis Rescued After 6-Day Ordeal

Two-Plane Collision 10,000 Feet Up... .  Ankara ‘Times Square’ Sealed Off As Debris Searched For Victims

Turks Seal Ott Area Of Disaster   Five Americans Die As Planes Crash On Capital City

Crews Seek Victims of Air Collision  Turkish Citute   Turkisn City’s ‘Times Square’ Sealed. 79 Dead

 DISASTER SQUADS HUNT VICTIM   Turkish Plane Crash Toll Climbs to 79

REDS DROP DISMOUNT DEMANDS   Berlin-Bound Force Backs Soviets Down

West’s Firm Stand Cited   U.S. Says No Concessions Made; Soviets Delay Trucks 41 Hours

British, French Rush to Support Sty ed Am  Soviet Backs fun i in : Beslin

Cost To Collector... $2 50 Misprint UN Stamps Bring $10,000 In Sale

Sheet, of Misprinted U.N. Stamps Bousht for $2 Now Worth $20,000

Gronouski  Named To Day Post   Kennedy Nominate: Wisconsin Man As Postmaster General

Kennedy Names New  PM General   John Gronouski Of Wisconsin Taxation Expert

Damages. Heavy In Hotel Fire   All Guest Floors Blackened; Cause Not Yet Determine:

Martial Law To End In South Viet Nam—   Elections To Be Held: Student Unrest Continues

Vietnamese MartialLaw Set to End   President Diem Asks Resumption of All, Govt. Functions

Lifts Martial Law In South Viet Nam   Diem Sets Elections © For Sept. 27

Diem Slates End Of Martial Law   WIFE OF GROCERY CLERK Woman Has Quints

Martial Law Lifts Monday In Viet Nam   Student Rebellion Reported Spreading To Outlying Areas

Diem To Lift Martial Law Noon Monday  Elections Also Rescheduled To Diek Kecamhbhly

Vietnamese Unrest Seen  Still Rising   President Ordera Assembly Election On September 27

News Pleases  U.S. Officials   Civil Control To Resume Monday; Election Set: Students Restless

Brazil President ‘Sure’ Of Government     Betancourt Shrugs Off 1ij

Fail To Deter Betancourt, Who Departs On Scheduled Visit to U.S.

EXTRADITION SOUGHT Venezuela Hijackers Anchor  Ship, Ask Asylum In Brazil

Betancourt Leaves For  U.S. Visit   Ship's Captors Ask For Asylum. Await Authoritie

Hijackers Want Asylum In Brazil   See Editorial, “Bone In Our Throat,” Page 6

Brazilian’ Vessel  To Bring Ship In   Hijacked Venezuelan Freighter Anchor: Off Belem: U.S. Plane Escorted Her

 ‘Nobody Is Proposing War’  GOP Attacks JFK Assertion War Against Castro Is Issue

Republicans Reply To JFK On Cuba   Call Policy “Talk Big, Carry Wet Mop”; Must Take Risks, Goldwater Asserts

af " SHIP LOSS COINCIDES WITH TERRORISM  Venezuela: Second Cuba?   News Analysis

Communist-Castroist Campaign — Hijacking Called Signal  ‘For Venezuela Revolt

Terrorism Erupts Anew In Caracas  Ship Seizure Part Of Plan To Bar Venezuelan Elections

Reds Set Sights On Venezuele   An AP News Analysis  By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Sneciat Correspondent

Hoffa, Others In Court Today  Appear on Charges Of Jury Tampering

Teamster Boss, 10 Others to Face Court on Jury Tampering Charges

DESTRUCTION WIDESPREAD   Transportation, Utilities Are Badly Snarled

Married Ruling  Pleasing «To Defense   «To Defense As Studies Show Bie Dealt Saving

RESCUE SHIPS DRAW PRAISE  896 Saved, 131 Feared Dead In Cruise Liner Disaster

‘ Heroism Contrasted With Scrambling   Reports Of Lakonia Tragedy Differ

Picture Puzzle   Lakonia Started Cruise  Amid Calm, Folksy Cheer   Then Fire Shattered Yule Trip

Contlicting Reports Of Heroism And Hectic Scrambling  Atmosphere Aboard Lakonia Serene Before Fire

Lazy, Sunny Christmas Planned Lakonia Passengers Were Having Leisurely Time When Fire Struck

Sunny Holiday Ended in Tragedy  Final Cruise of Lakonia Recalled

Confusion Or Panic?   Contrasting Reports Prevail Over Liner’s Disastet

Forced To Flee Stricken Ship — Sunny Christmas Cruise Comes To Fiery End

—Cruise Passengers Fianned Lazy, sunny Christmas Holidays—  [Aboard Lakonia, There Was Gaiety and Laughter, Then...

CAPTAIN LAST TO LEAVE BURNING SHIP —  1120 Persons Still on Lakonia After Last Boat Launcher

Death Toll in Sea Disaster Still Not Certain  Last Hours on Burning Cruise Ship Bordered on Panic

What's Inside   CRUISE BEGAN CHEERFULLY  The Tragic Voyage Of The Lakonia

In relaxed fashion  LBJ spends Christmas with family on ranch   In wake of tragedy Reports conflict with regard to conduct of crew on Lakonia

Lazy Cruise Into World Of Sunshine Turned Into Confusion, Fear, Death 

VONEY ON DEPOSIT IN DENTON COUNTY   Tragedy Ruined Peaceful Voyage  Passengers Tell Contrasting Stories Of Heroism. Panic On Burned Liner Lakonia

Late Night Fire Alarm on Cruise Ship Lakonia Wasn't Another Drill

Tales Of Heroism, Panic On Liner During Fire; Captain Last To Leave

<EBolksy Cheer” Recalled   Lakonia’s Voyage Is Recreated As Britain Remembers Disaster

Santa on chimney meets a sad end   Confusion aboard Lakonia offset by heroic reports

Turkey Dinner, An 8-Foot Tree —  President And Kinfolk Have Texas Christmas   All Was Merry On The Lakonia UntilSuddenly, A Sunny Cruise Turns Into Night Of Terror

Lazy, Sunny Christmas Voyage On Lakonia Turned Into Hell At Sea; At Least 95 Died In Disaster

Contrasting Reports About Heroism and Scrambling of Lakonia’s Crew

jy AIeTY OF SIND isasrer Se  Lakenia’ s Survivors Tell Varied ‘Stories About Heroism and Panic

BASKETBALL  Centralia Scores  Cahokia 62, Marion 60 Decatur 72, Canton 63  Herrin 35, Edwardsville   Tlalftinin)   S90 caved, 131 Lost  Fire Guided Rescue Ships To Lakonia

Wichita's Fate Still Hinging On House Unit  Means Committee  Li we , wv... 4. —_:   Means Committee Has a Key Lever On Bill Proposal

Hold Inside Track On Deciding What Kind Of WU Bill Reaches House First

Wichita's Fate Still Hinging On House Unit   Means Committee Has a Key Lever On Bill Proposal

Opens special session  Gov. Reynolds pleads for superhighway bill

At Cleveland Hospital Delicate Brain Operation Seen As ‘Breakthrough’

Plead For Higher Education Budget Of $70 Million  Senate Ways And  Means Committee

Hood Ornament   $76 Million Budget Urged For High Education in State

ft UPERG.  Regents Ask $76 Million For Schools  Reed Says Budget  Is Minimum for LY: Lng Bd nntiann

With inciaents  Red China Plans Further Attacks on Soviet Policy

Hopes To Shed 50 More : Former WAVE.Loses 115 Pounds On  Starvation Diet In California Hospital

Sure Way To Reduce: Don’t Eat   Veterans Hospital Starves Patients And They Get Wel

CURED OF OBESITY, DIABETES  Patients ‘Starve’ Way to Good Health

Twelve Starve Way to Better Health  HEAVYWEIGHTS GO ON NO-FOOD DIET

————~ Under Supervision Starvation Diet Sure  Method To Lose Weight

WHERE TO FIND IT   SECURITY EVALUATOR DISMISSED  Sen. Scott Demands Full-Scale Investiqation Of Otepka Firing

 Highlights of Economic Report  e ‘President Expects Increase  In Consumer Buying In’63

High Quality Leaf Expected On Border Belt   Lower Yield Seen This Year; Markets Open On Thursday

Farm Groups Raise Voices  On Grain Sale   Drought Has Cut Back Russia's Grain Harvest; Large Importation Required

Jackie Left In Tearless, Dazed State   ‘Says Goodbye. With - Kiss On Lips, Slips Her Rine Ov Finger

Jacqueline Kennedy Remains at Husband's Side Through Sad Trip Home to Washington

‘/FORMER FIRST LADY CONSTANTLY AT SIDE OF FALLEN MATE  Mrs. Kennedy Bids Husband Farewell!

Jackie Says Her Last Farewell  Her Kiss On Lips, Ring On His Finger

Hours Of Trial And Tragedy —  Stricken First Lady Gives Farewell Kiss

JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY   First Lady At Side Of Her Husband Constantly Throughout Tragic Hours

‘Pray for Him,’ First Lady Said, — Then a Last Goodby With a Kiss

Gives Up Fight For Secession; Will Help U. N.   Appeals for Amnesty For Self. Followers

Mountaineers Raid Camp   ‘Nudism ... immorality ... Integration’

Yank’s Role Tn Invason  Of Cuba Told  18 U.S. Airmen Volunteered, He Writes

Byrnes Hits Deductions Floor Plan  Predicts It Will be  Eliminated From - pw y an

JFK Challenges  Education Quality   Sees Link © To Problems On Rights .

Education  Aid Plugged By Kennedy   Says Civil Rights Problems Due To Inadequate Education Of Americans

Kennedy links education deficiencies with increasing civil rights problem

Speaks at graduation  JFK links educational problems, civil rights

President Plugs  For Aid Program   JFK Hits California On Five-State Tour

U.S. Schooling Said Inadequate   President Points Out Extent Of Challenge

LINKS FIGHT OVER RIGHTS TO SCHOOLING   Hits California After Spending Night In Texas

Kennedy Challenges Adequacy Of U.S. Education, Plugs For His Aid Bill

Kennedy Links Education Need to Civil Rights Revolt   Sees Inequality in School Opportunities

OVER RIGHTS TO SCHOOLING   Hits California After Spending Night In Texas

Cites Problems In Major Speech At San Diego  Says The Quality Of U.S. Schooling  Svatem Inadeanate

 Speaks at San Diego U.S. Education Inadequate, Kennedy Tells Graduates

JFIS Plugs For Aid To  Edueation   Blames Problems  On Backwardness

Kennedy Plug for Education Bill on Western Travels   Witt ‘Bpand Night On Gatter dnd Soe Naval Mansuvare.

JFK Calls Education Lacking, Retarded By Negro Problem   Wallace Maintains Adamant Position

Speaks for Aid To Education   .w Mewes  Kennedy Links U.S. Backwardness Wish Civil Rights

President Links Education Aid and Civil Right:  In San Diego to Speak to Graduates of State Colleae

President Pleads For Aid   Reveals Gap Between White, Negro Schooling

Cruise with Navy Tonight; Then — To Hawaii   Backwardness In Education Linked To Civil Rights

U.S. Schooling Said Inadequate  Dannitdant Betatea Miurd   President Points Out Immensity of Challenge

Elsa Maxwell, Known for Lavish Parties She Gave, Dies in.New York

Elsa Maxwell Dies, 80; From Keokuk To Worldwide Leadership In Society

Famed Party Giver Elsa Maxwell Dies in New York After Heart Attack

Hobnobbed With History-Makers  Elsa Maxwell, Famed Party-Giver, Succumb:

Famed Hostess Elsa Maxwell ls Dead at 80   Heart Ailment Takes Life of Social Leader

World's Greatest Party-C Giver Came From Humble Home  ‘Elsa Maxwell Dies: Hostess To Royalty

Rocky’ Attacks Sen, Goldwater   Who Is a Republican:  Aske NY. Governor

WARREN RECEIVES REPORT  FBI Concludes Oswald Got No Help In Assassination

New Pontiff Takes Name Of Paul VI   Cardinal Montini, 65, Is Chosen to Become  262nd Catholic Head

Commando thrust made into Cuba   Pope Paul VI a known progressive

New Pontiff Backs Views Of John XXIII  Cardinal Montini To Be Crowned CQ undaAanyv  aww an.

JFK plans meeting in Rome  Pope Paul VI gives crowd first blessing

Takes Name Of Paul VI As Christian Unity Symbol      Chosen By College Of Cardinals On Fifth Or Sixth Ballot Today; Set Coronation For June 29; May Give Message Saturday

Coronation Is Scheduled For June 30  Pontiff May Carry On Predecessor’s   D ry wie Pyp.Yt J © wee os  s wen

New Pope Is Identified With ‘Progressive’ Group In Chureh’s Hierarchy

Progressive Chosen As New Pope   Milan Recalls New Pope As ‘Bishop Of Workers’

Viontini Klected Pope; Picks Name of Paul VI   Expected To Continue Progressive Policies

New Pontiff Identified As ‘Progressive   Former Archbishop Expected To Follow Predecessor's Ideas

Pontiff Chooses Paul V: as Name  Affar E:auatian KIIGE LIVYGIIVII  Likely To Work For Completion Of John’s Plan

New Pontiff Picks Name  Of Paul VI   Holy Father Seen Following Policies Of Predecessor

Archbishop of Milan new pontiff, Montini chooses name Paul VI   A proarecsive   First blessing   TJek eanturwe

New Pontiff Takes Name  Of Paul VI   Expect Paul To Continue Policies Of Pope John

Paul VI Taken as Name  Backs Policies   Backs Policies of Pope John '

Roman Catholic Church's New Ruler Is Expected to Carry Forward Progressive Policies of His Predecessor, John XXIII

100,000 Roar Delight Below In Square   New Pope Is Termed Dynamic Progressive; Coronation Is June 30

Paul VI Is Name Chosen by New Catholic Pontiff   Expected to Carry on Progressive Policies

Selects Paul VI As Name   New Pope Expected To Carry On Progressive Rule Of Late Pope John

Chooses Name Of Paul Vi As Symbolic Of Unity   Pope Paul VI   Ecumenical Council Exnected To Continue

Milan Archbishop Is 262nd Catholic Ruler  Cardinal Cicognani Renamed State  Secretary: Coronation Is June 29

Cardinals Pick Milan Prelate, Unity Supporter   Thousands Cheer News in Vatican

New Leader Takes Name ‘Of Paul VI   Vast Throng In Square First To Receive Tidings

New Pontiff Younger And Energetic   Former Pope's Unit  EKwmehwele Evwarntad   Former Pope’s Unity Emphasis Expected -To Be Continued .

Cardinal Montini Named Pone, Picks Name Paul VI   DIPLOMATIC SKILL

New Pontiff Chooses Name  Of Paul VI   Expected To Carry On Progressive Policies Of His Predecessor

Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini Selected in Third Session; Called Progressive

CORONATION AS PAUL VI ON JUNE 30   College Of Cardinals Elects Milan Prelate And He Appears On Balcony After White Smoke Signal.

MIGUCTHUS FF UPemt  Milan Archbishop Elected New Pope =—He Is Paul VI

POPE PAUL VI  weet... at  #t ae           Montini Chosen On Fifth Ballot   ‘Worker's Bishop’ On Peter's Throne

New Pontiff Picks Name. Of Paul VI   Expected To Go Forward With John’s Policies

Italian, 65, Elected on 2nd Day   Milan Cardinal Was Favorite Of Pope John

Milan Archbishop Expected To Press On With Council   Montini Noted For Keen Mind. Diplomatic Skill

THE NEW POPE: PAUL VI   A Progressive: Chooses Name Venerated By All Christians

CORONATION SCHEDULED ON JUNE 39   Worked Closely With Pope John On Unity Move

Archbishop Of Milan Is New Pontiff   Coronation Slated for Day on Which JFK Is Due in Rome

Coronation on June 30, World Address Tomorrow; Progressive Policy Seen

Expected To Follow Steps Of Predecessor   Cardinal Montini Had Been Favored Prior To Voting

Expected to Follow John XXIll’s ‘Progressive’ Polici ies—_  ‘Montini Elected Pope: Takes Name of Paul VI

Pontiff, 65, Chooses Paul VI For Name — As Symbol Of Unity   Fr. Capuano Granted Audience In ‘61 —  City Priest Recalls Talk With Cardinal Montini

Name Paul Assumed  By Montini   Milan Cardinal To Be Crowned Sunday, June 30

Milan Archbishop Chooses to Reign As Pone Paul VI   Skilled Diplomat Expected to Keep Policies of John

Giovanni Battista C ardinal Monti tini Of ‘Milan Considered a Prosressive e

New Pontiff Takes Name  Of Paul VI   New Leader OF  Catholics Is 65

Chooses Name Of Paul VI   Archbishop Of Milan Selected As New Pope

Thompson Jury to Get Lurid Details of Murder as Court Opens Monday

Trial Will Start Monday — Prosecutor Will Tell Thompson Case Details

Ag. Dept. Says State Farm Income Down; Livestock and Crops Decline

Exciting ‘Lucky You’ Grand Prize Ready *>**  n Column 7   Red Chinese Treachery Charged by Soviets

Kremlin Blasts Red China Line   Leaders Accused Of Treachery, Hypocrisy -For Anti-Pact Stand.

Only Want Own Bomb, Says Tass   Better To Keep Soviet Monopoly, Kremlin Decides

STOCK MARKET I$ CLOSE 10 ALL-TIME PEAK   Many On Wall Street Expect Dow- Jones  List To Climb   OTHER AVERAGES ALREADY AT HIGHS

Wall Street Stocks Near Record Peak   For Further Details See Page 19

Use of School Here Approved .. . Countians To Get Oral Polio Doses

Jse of ocnool riere Approved ...  Countians To Get Oral Polio Doses

‘President Delays Cooper Reception   World Cheers U. S. Astronaut

The World Today   3-Star Bulletins From Around the World   Railroads Break Neaotiations

Amine RIS gRe ery ge,  Moment TR  Senate Probers Ready To Question Sylvester

aay or £wo ssemmeiemmniimealitiies icin  Wheat Sale Decision [s  Due Shortly

243 Religious Leaders Requested Form National Civil Rights Group

Held Delicate Posts Pope John Experienced ‘As Diplomat And Pastor

Pope John Had Experience As Both Diplomat, Pastor   Rw RENNET M ROLTON

Meredith to Go Back to Ole Miss For Spring Term   Sees ‘Signs of Hope’ For Adequate Conditions

Scranton’s Plan To Cost $6'2 Million  Senate Gets Bill Providing  F ree Buses For Parish School:

Should Use Armed Force If Needed   Castro-Communist Subversion Is Danger To Latin America

Rocky Aide Hits at Bush Sees ‘Smear’   GOP National Committeeman Blasts Attack on Remarriage

Communists Applaud Pope John’s Broad ‘Pacem in Terris Easter Encyclical

SL NAY AAAI, SOP ODOR IRS OPE PIII OE PIT CoOL PAA ST PN Ee a RE  ‘Reds Welcome Pope’s S Call

Changing Spirit  Reds Hail Pontiff’s Peace Call      An Associated Press News Analysis

Martial Law Is Ended In So. Viet Nam   Press Censorship Is Also Lifted By President Diem

Newspener Renorts Pone Has Cancer And Doesnt Exnect To Live Long

Paper Says Pontiff Has Cancer Vatican Worried At Pope's Health  YER gos

Mayor Ray Boyd Resigns Office   CITY ANNEXATION PROGRAM POSTPONED

May Need That Mueh For Balance   Budget Chief Concedes Deficit Of 825 Million

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   ‘Coprighted 1963, A Nationa) Council of Churches Religious Features)

He'll Buy ‘Holy Wine’ Spiritualist Gets Word Meditating in Coffin

4 injured in  Derailment  at Evansdale  10 More T reated; 5 Cars of Train Leave Tracks

Macmillan Sees Unity Threatened  Briton Says French Policy May Brina   Briton Says French Policy May Bring US Isolationism

Maemillan Again Blast: DeGaulle  WesternAllianc: Could Suffer, Wa Cawtinnie

Je Uaurle § roucies Vecried  Macmillan Fears U. S. May Tarn Isolationist

MACMILLAN HITS AT DE GAULLE   French Chief Could stir New U, S. Isolationism, British Leader Savs

Macmillan Disturbed By France   De Gaulle’s Stand. May Drive U.S. Into New lIsolationism

Maemillan Confidence Debate Begun   British Leader Says Alliance Of West Jeopardized

SOVIET UNION SAID PRESSING  U.S. Navy Admits Fleet Needs Modernization

ENE TE NSN ESSE ESSN SSSAS SSNS TAS NS ANNA SSSA SERA SS SN SEAS  Watch The Phillies  a

25,000 in Deep Freeze When Gas Pipeline Breaks   5th's Legislators Organize Unit For Mutual Aid

Furnaces  Relighted  For Sedalians 25,000 Shiver as Gas   25,000 Shiver as Gas Main Break Is Fixed

Temperatures Dip to Near Zero...  Two Missouri Cities Shiver Without Gas

DANGEROUS TO STAY ALOFT Bykovsky's Craft Is Losing ‘Speed As Flight Nears End

Macmillan Government Faces Quiz   Exposure Of Top Secret Plans Puts Pressure On Rule

‘Peace’ Unit Bares Plans  For Defense Hunt Launched  For Instigators

Four brothers reported dead  Earth movement tumbles houses into sea of mud

Huge Earthslide in Quebec Swallows Five Houses and a Truck Carrying Four Brothers

Houses Lost In 2nd Earth Movement   First Swallows Up Four Brothers, Other Structurec

Mud Slide Kills Four In Quebec   9 Houses, Bridge Lost in Gigantic Earth Movements

6 Homes Slid Into ‘Mud Sea   4 Brothers Die In Landslide; Homes Disappear

Earth Swallows 4,  Demolishes Homes  Brothers In Auto Are Killed As Movements Stain Quebec

Tremor Causes Weird Tragedy In Gaspe PeninsulaEarth Swallows Up 4 Men. 3 Houses

EVENING OUN   Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper   Earth Slide Swallows Truck With 4 Brothers; Homes, Bridge

Four Canadian Brothers Dead In Earth Slide   Ocean of Mud Gobbles Homes

Canadian Peninsula Is Struck   Homes And Bridge Ruined By Sudden Shifting Of Land

raral sea OFT Mud  Huge Earthslide Claims Four Brothers, Wrecks Four Homes

Earth Shift Swallows Up 4 Brothers   Homes And Bridge Wrecked In Canadz By Huge Movement

Earth Shifts Kill 4 Carry Ott 9 Homes  RA ot C.. @.,... Ife... Lhe. .w   Mud Sea Swallows Houses, Humans in Quebec Tragedy

Houses, Bridge Destroyed .. .  Earth Moves, Swallows Four Brothers in Truck

FOUR BROTHERS MISSING... Homes, Bridge Demolished In Earth Slide In Quebec

Landslides Reported In Quebee Gaspe Town Hit by Deadly  Earth Movemen

v  SWALLOWED BY EARTH   Four Brothers in Truck Die in Quebec as Ground Drops 150 Fect into Pit.

4 Brothers Swallowed Up In Huge Earth Movement; Homes Dumped Into River

Earth shift swallows 4  in mud sea   Houses, highway bridge also disappear in Quebec disaster

Giant Earth Slide In Quebec Dumps Houses Info River   Four Brothers Lost When Truck Washed Into a Sea of Mud.

Other Homes, Bridge Demolished  Sudden Earth Shift Swallows Up Four Brothers in Truck in Quebec

4 Other Homes Carried Info St. Lawrence   Sudden Earth Move Mav Have Killed More

Negroes Defy National Guard In Cambridge  Guardsmen Arrest 14 Demonstrators In Maryland City

Billion-Dollar State Budget Is Disclosed   Highest Biennium Figure in History

LUNAR MISSIONS WITHIN DECADE   ‘NO .LETUP IN. ARCTIC STORM WAVE  More Tee, Snow Attack Nation

HOT BOLOGNA DAYS TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AT LUDWIG’'S FROZEN tctnAKe. CREE SAMPLES

HOT BOLOGNA DAYS  TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 1AT LUDWIG'S FROZEN — FOAOKRS:- REE SAMPLES

Arms Negotiator In Private Talks  W. C. Foster Meetine Neutral Deleaates

BEGIN PRIVATE TALKS TO GET BAN ON TESTS   FOSTER HAS FIRST CONFERENCE WITH HASSAN FROM U.A.R.

Kennedy has private talks  Meets delegates at 17-nation meet  a ET 

lke Urges Change in Successior   Suggests Cabinet fo Youth, Continuance Of the Program

4 MONTHS AT SEA Man, 70, Rides Raft Alone  Over S. Pacitic To Samoa

‘Missing’ Busload Of School Pupils Found; Group Wasn't Lost, After All

All Hands Safe! Locate Missing Bus, With 15 Aboard, In California

PUOL A Sieninibceal ce,  - ‘Missing’ Bus And Students Weren’t Really

Former Defense Research Chief Backs Test Ban   Ur. Herbert York Says Treaty Offers Some Hope for National Security.

Pact Called  Small Step to Security   Senators Hear  Research Chief

Drug Firms Ordered To Prove Claims ‘For Antibiotics Sold Over Counter

19.200 Ohio  Bell Workers  Due Pay Hike 38-Month Pact To Be Signed Monday

So Government Can Borrow To Pay Its Bills  Dillon Asks Extension Of Higher Debt Limit

Christmas in May?— _   ICC Prepares to Set Up a Utilities Commission

ASSASSINATION BECOMING A TRADITION Time For America ToLook At Itself: James Marlow

May Tighten Guard Over President   Time for Americans to Take a Look a t Themselves—  Nation’s Ideals Are Being Ignored

Several Firemen Critically Injured  Blast Occurs In Building  Tn Santheact

It’s A New Ball Game Rocky Marriage Might Shift Candidate Picture

Entirely New GOP Ball Game Results Of Rocky’s New Marriage Venture

DALLAS MAN GIVES $25,000 0 - Money For Assassination  Film Is Gift To Tippits

Johnson Given Jail  > Term, Fined $5,000   Boykin Fined $40,000 In Influence Case

GALYL STO)  nside cece  Phe ALL AMIE COTE   Pershing Missile Fired After Rough Test

Race Strife Simmers — In 2 States   Troops’ ‘May Remain, An ‘Cambridge’ For Three Months  _

Robs Chaffee, Mo., \Bank of:$13,000   Puts Six Employees of Firm in a Vault.

Hoffa Faces New Federal Indictment   Others Charced   Others Charged In Nashville Jury Tampering

Hoffa Is Indicted Ona Charge Of Jury Tampering; Six Cthers Named

AFTER LENGTHY PROBE Hoffa, Six Associates  Indicted In Bribe Case

HOFFA FACES GRAND JURY INDICTMENT   Federal Jurors Name Six Other Men With  Teamster Boss

Hoffa and Six Associates Accused of Tampering With Jury at Nashville

Teamster Boss Ils Freed Under Bond Of $10,000   Six Associates Are Also Named In Federal Action

Hoffa, Six Others Indicted On Charge Of Trying To Fix Jurors At Nashville

U.S. Soldier Dies in Viet Red Ambust   50 Enemy Slain While Attacking Border Garrison

Jailed Negro Students Released   Tension Hieh In North Carolina Racial Unrest

Racial Disorders Continue In N.C.   Wallace Plans To Block Court Order

Unrest Is Continuing ....  Greensboro Jailers Release  goo Racial Demonstrators

Progress Made Elsewhere (Greensboro Racial Troubles ‘Continue; Students Freed

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Racial Unrest Continues In Greensboro, Subsides In Durham

Over 900 Freed At Greensboro   Negro Students Placed in Custody Of College Chief

Racial Unrest Unabated In Greensboro  900 Negro Students Released From Jail Into Custody

Tensed-Up Greensboro Frees 900   3 Temporary Jails Emptied, but Race  Unrest Continues

900 Freed In Custody Of College   Racial Unrest Still Prevails In Greensboro

Ruby will enter plea ot insanity   Assassin suspect meets revenge

Alleged Slayer Of President Slain In Dallas   Oswald Shot By Night Club Operato: Dies Without Making Confession

Dea th Penalty To Be Sought For Assassi n’s Executioner  Pistol Shot Ends Chance Of Hearing Oswald Story

Killed As TV Audience Watches he tii alin ntact ADE ct hd xe  Police Close Books On Oswald: World To Never Know Motive

Flashy Night Club Owner Cheats Law; Kills Oswald In Front of TV Cameras

Murder Seer By Millions or Nationwide T\  Night Club Owne: Seals Lips of Youn; Communist - Castre Sympathizer.

Killed As TV Audience Watches cetdthiaeace e  Police Close Books On Oswald: World To Never Know Motive

Oswald Dies With Lips Sealed   Self-Styled Avenger Kills JFK Assassin

Oswald Gunned Down Accused Assassin of Kennedy Slain in Dallas Jail

Lee Harvey Oswald Is Dead, Police Close Books On Him, Turn To Ruby, His Assassin

Accused Slayer of President. Is Shot To Death In Dallas City Jail

Police Close Oswald Book; Ample Evidence   Police Puzzled As To How Ruby Reached Basement

— Oswald Slain By Striptease Joint Owner —  A Cold Slab And Eternal Disgrace

cost b Operator's Shot Fells Alleged Assa  [Oswald Slain  in Dallas Jail

Ruby Facing Texas Trial  For Murder   Death Penalty To BevAcked For Him, _ Peoseniter Asserts

Backs Proposal to Eliminate Schools by ‘68   Governor to Veto Any Appropriation Hike Voted System

Thresher Revealed: Badly Split  But Submarine In One Piece, Navy Man Savwc

jesidhiccams:” (Micpkcidiaialiiiiaiteiine’ ‘inieaiead —_———— $$.  Thresher ‘Whole’ But Split

Evidence Found Indicates Thresher  Is Still In One Piece But Badly Split

Navy Inspects Pictures of Sub   Three Honor Grads Lead MHS Ceremony

Michigan Gets Sub-Zero Blast   Bitter Cold Grips Midwest, Storm Buries East

Walkout Slated for Thursday  U.S. Intervention Halts U.P. Strike

TUE -RATIIRIS   Final Appropriations Bill Okayed By Dalton, $10,000 For Airport Here

Last of Money Bills Signed By Gov. Dalton   Budget Director's Figures Show Total Near $1.5 Billion

Last Of The 1963 Appropriation Bills For Missouri Signed Today By Dalton

Cambodia, U.S. Break  Relations   Dispute Threatens Upset In Balance of Power, Opens Way for Reds

An AP News Analysis . . .  U. S.-Cambodia Fight May Aid Communists

Relations Take Dangerous Skid U.S.-Cambodia Dispute Threatens To Upset Power Balance in Asia

Rift Can Oper Way To Reds In Cambodia   U.S. Envoy Reeall Could Bring China Commie Pressure

CAMBODIANS RISK PEKING GRAB IN ASIA   American Relations Periled As Nations Recall Ambassadors

RARE SUPREME COURT INCIDENT  Justice Douglas Rips Into Justice Black’s Reasoning

Panel Hints Insanity Bid Considered  5 Possible Rulings Proposed By Judge In Deliheratiane

Rockefeller Arrives At Conference  Ready For Fight On ‘Rights’ Stand

U. §. Wont Desert Laos, Unger Says   Ambassador Blasts Pathet Lao Tactics In Blocking Peace

‘Towed Into Fort  Almost Submerged Cruiser Found On Lake With No Sign of 2 Aboard

WORLD NEWS BRIEFS:  Striking Coal Miners.  Planning Trek To Paris

More Solons Dispute Officials     te ante A le REAR ne eae at ED  Cuba'sMissilesNot Dangerous to U.S.

‘None Imperils U.S.’ rae Five Kinds of Missiles In Cuba, Says McNamara

NCRAMARA SHS RUBANS HAVES Mic] E TYPES   None Threats to U.S. Avers Defense Chief in Interview   NOT ‘OFFENSIVE?   ‘Officials Dispute Charge 40 IRBM'S Remain  in Cuba

DEFENSE HEAD ADMITS CUBA HAS MISSILES   However, McNamara’s Statement Declares  None Are Threat   DECLINES COMMENT ON TROOP GROUPS

He Sees No Peril From That Kind   Keating And Bruce Declare Armaments Constitute Threat

mcyamara Gives Ar Anerview  5 Types Of Missiles ‘ Said In Cuba, But Aren’t ‘Peril’

Not Waco Suspension Bridge   Gov. Connally Says Newspapers Instrumental In Justice and Individual Liberty

Governor John Connally Proclaims Newspaper Week—October 14 to 19

9 Persons Injured In Road Mishap:   Two Hurt In Accident At  Crnseeaais   Ronte 21

‘Marvin Zaisers to Have ‘Open House November 17 ‘To Mark Anniversary

Marvin Zaisers to Mark Twenty-fifth Wedding Anniversary November 17

Before house civil service comm.  Vets groups oppose bill concerning Alaska RR

Ready for Tough Race Against Hughes—  Hultman Announces His Candidacy for Governor   Hitchhikes Part of Way to D. M.

Candidate For GOP Tells Plans   Asks Debate On All Issues With Hughes

Hultman Enters Race For lowa Governor   Wants Public Debates WithHughes

Rundown On General Assembly — Daylight Time Runs Out; Wet-Dry Issue Up Again ©

‘Allied Strategy Under Pressure of Rebellion By french Against U. 5.

Flays Kennedy  Cuban Exiles Make Plans To Rebuild Forces Affer Resignation of Cardona

Miro And Seven Others Resign Refugee Posts   Varona Trying To Build Up Strong Council

Kennedy Assailed By Leader   Claim Promise Not Kept By President

Miro quits, charges Kennedy backed out   Seven Others Resign   The inside story   ‘Caged’ man free atter five months

President of Cuban Exile Croup Quits   Charges Kennedy Failed to Keep Invasion Promise

Exiles — Hope To Regroup   ‘Miro Resigns In Stormy Session, Charges JFK Didn’t Keep Promises

Legislative Summary—No. 2 Biggest Post-Session Puzzle:  Will Governor Veto State's $46 Million Building Program?

Utah Legislature's Building Plan Could Bring Special Session Call

Yarborough Dinner Seen First Sten   6000 Expected At Austin Affair  Honoring Senator

SHOWDOWN IS DUE JULY-5. Soviet Negotiators Told To Stand Fast In Red China Break

Russians Stand Pat in Showdowr  Accuse Red Chinese Of Breaking a Pact

Kennedy, Lawyers Confer—   Russians Order a Hard Stand Against Chinese

No Concessions by  Russia fo China No Room Left   No Room Left For Negotiations

Little Boy Strays Into Woods;  Searching Party Finds Him In Marsh

Fellow Democrat Calls for Reform....  Johnson Faced With Revolt in Congress

President faces revolt among liberals in House  Some Southern conservatives described as ‘subversives and quislings of Demo party’

Aimed at Conservatives  Johnson Facing. Revolt By Liberal House Group

HOUSE REVOLT STILL PLAGUE FOR JOHNSON   Liberals Hit At Old Guard

@ Problem for Johns  Bolling Leads Revolt By Group of House Demos

Among Group of Demo Liberals '  - Johnson Facing House Revolt      It Began — Before Death Of Kennedy   Johnson Tells Joint Chiefs: Get Tor Dollar Value on National Defense

Liberal Dems May Slow LBJ   Johnson Honors Kennedy, Seeks New U. S. Greatness

President — Faces Revolt By Liberals  Party Policies Wauld Be Punicha-

Liberal Democrats In House Threaten Revolt Within Party   Would Curb Privileges of These Who Balk at Policies

LBJ Faces Revolt In Congress   Liberals Seek To Withdraw Party Seniority From Foes Of President

DIXIE ‘QUISLINGS' FACE LOSS OF PRIVILEGES Democratic House Revolt Brews

Johnson Facing  Revolt Among  House Liberals Democ ratic Action  y ae mrt lm. fn RmamaeArce

To Purge Southerners  Demo Liberals Plan Revolt   LBJ's Big Domestic Problem: Civil Rights

Revolt by Liberals Faces LB   Missouri's Bolling Would Punish Those Defying Parly Tickel

House Structure Shakes Democrat Liberals Hope To Corral Party ‘Rebels’

WRAIDTRATLIR ES   President Johnson Facing Liberal Demo Revolt In House

Revolt Seen by Liberals in the House   Uprising Started Weeks Ago, Now Plaques Johnson

State Mental Hospital Billing Change Studied  Liability Of Patient’s Family May Be Given

State Mental Hospital Billing Change Studied  Liability Of Patient’s Family May Be Given Fresh Definitian

Votes Skyrocket in Princess Contest   Peggy James Holds to Lead; Leaders Now Have Polled § Million Votes.

Marlene Hendrix Regains Vote Lead   Only Two Weeks Left In Springtime Princess Contest Now Under Wer

Marlene Holds lot in Princess Contest   Votes Are Tabulated for 18 Communities as Event Goes Into Fourth Week.

Inside Today   Many Traditions Broken Pope John’s Successor Will Come To Papacy Signiticantly Changed

Papacy Significantly Changed  Brought Church to Grips With 20th Century

For New Buildings, Other Facilities— Scranton Cuts State Funds For 5 Pa. Private Colleges

Jackson Changes Stand on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty  Wiechinntnn Ramarrret Crave Th,   Washington Democrat Says That ‘Risks Serious, but Acceptable’

One Holdout  Democrat  Backs Treaty   Senator Jackson, Once Pact’s Foe,  Will Vote ‘Yes’

Sen. Jackson Comes Out For Treaty   Washington Demo Generally Regardec As Critic of Pact

ADVICE AND CONSENT Jackson, Ban Treaty Critic, Swings Support To Kennedy

Rebel Invaders Deny Haitian Victory Claim   Government Says Force Crushed, Bui Exiles Report Move ment Is Growing.

Invasion Success Disputed   Haiti Says Invaders Smashed; Rebels Say Movement Is Growin

Turkey Sends Warships Near Cyprus Coast   fLovernment Denounces Appearance of Vessels as Arms ‘Diplomacy.’

Temperates Take Chavez to Task   Pre-Primary bill  ‘To Rules Committee

3 Children Frozen in:  Car Crash   Chicugo Traffic Snarled by Snow

UN. Aid To Cuba Irks Congress.   ‘Incredible’ And. ‘Unbelievable’ Say Several: Probe On

DATES BACK TO COURT DECISION Predict Riots To Play Big Roll In Politics

>~Weathervane  YESTERDAY   Falls Hospitalize 2 Women; Workers Get Hospital Aid

PRR Chairman Envisions Eventual Four-System Eastern Rail Complex

Calm Cooper Spins Toward Last Orbit   Astronaut Set To End Flight This Evenina

— VU. 9 space FUGNT Kecords  — ‘ScUERRE RI RRCEEERIRNURCNERRRERTIRENEREREREIAR... AATERRUNRIRRETN   Astronaut Spent 712 Hours of Sleep In  Drifting Flicht: Listed In “Fine Shape’”

RIVER STEAMER SINKS—  Small Boats Battle Fog In Search For 20 Persons

‘With Death Toll Standing At 40  Search For Shipwreck Victims Continues

Havana Evacuation  Of 250 Hits Snag   Cuban-Americans Held: Despite Castro's Reported Permission To Leave: Country

Hint of Berlin Deal Indicated   Little Else New Found by West Diplomats in Khrushchev Speech

Sa y Western: Diplomats 2p = “Berlin Hint ( Only Thing ‘New In Nikita’s Speech

Nikita Avoids Maj or Issues  DuringSpeech   Soviet Boss’ Gives Hint Of Possible Berlin Compromise

Mr. K Hints Compromise   Premier's Speech Leaves Many Unanswered Questions

 Involved in Campus Rioting  Indiana U. Students Face Subversive Activity Charges

3 Students Accused O}  Subversion   Indiana University Group Indicted For Activities

Trio At IU. Accused Of Subversive Activity   Sir Winston Retires At 88

Reflects Concern Over Guerrillas  Saigon Says Move Proof Government Makes Proovress

Reds Blamed For Violence In Venezuela   Castro Terrorists Step Up Campaign With 20 Killings

Castro Is Blamec In New Violence  Terrorism Cause of At Least 20 Deaths

CASTRO BLAMED FOR VIOLENCE IN VENEZUELA   CHAOS SUPREME IN MOST LATIN AMERICAN LANDS

Latin American Nations Face Violence. Castro Blamed for Venezuelan Riots

‘Cost 20 Lives In Past Week Betancourt Cites Castro For Venezuelan Violence

1.2 Million Hike Sought For Schools  New Budget Goes To State Solons

USES PLAIN WORDS IN CRITICIZING ALLIES  Say U.S. Losing Reputation In Doubletalk

Sylvester Faces Quiz  On News   Sharp Criticism Js Leveled At  Naws Policies

Sylvester To Testify In Probe Of Governments Information Policies

beginning to Lose [ts Reputation  State Department Speaks in Blunt Words

Planning Stamp Sale Federal PO Employe To Arrive In April   Diplomacy For Enemies Only?  U.S. Allies Get Plain Talk

State Department Sheds Doubletalk In Its Criticism Of Friends And Allies

U. S. Losing Tactful Reputation In Criticisms of Friends. Allies

Castro Statement Is Softened But U.S. Pledges Tight  Reign On Cuban Island      On The Inside   Right Ending Could Justify State Department’s Plain Talk To Allies

Diplomats Seen Using ‘Blunt Talk’   State Department Losing Reputation For ‘Doubletalk’

Canada And Brazil Stands Show Change   Reputation For Doubletalk Lost In Face Of Attitude

President Introduces President   Sylvester to Appear Before Investigators

Defense Aide fo Testify Monday  Due for Questioning About Official lL iec

News Handline Quiz Delayed Until Monday  Assistant Defense Secretary to Tell gst. @:.). of Sines

Sylvester To Testify At Information Handling Probe   ON THE INSIDE PAGES   ‘State Dept. Uses Blunt Words In Criticizing Friends, Allies

heabeneninsnmeess  Flain words replacing diplomotic dai hlata ll

Insi de 4, doy   DOUBLETALK IS GONE   State Department Talks Straight

Before Investigators . Sylvester Will Testify On Handling Informatior

Sylvester Appears To Explair   Official Tells Why He Thinks Lying’s All Right

When Is It Right To Lie? er anatase ages eM Information Policy Under Probe

{Diplomacy Disregarded  U.S. State Dept. Rough On Canada and Brazil

Informatior Policies Hit At Hearings  Sylvester To Give Views on Handling

U.S. Getting Reputation of Being Blunt  Diplomatic Doubletalk Thing of Past?

Canada, Brazil Remarks Examples— State Dept. Beginning To Use Blunt Words   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Huck Flunges UTt Mountainside:  NINE BOY SCOUTS, 3 ADULTS KILLED

Anderson Nears End Of Left-Over Bills   ‘Anderson Vetoes Proposed iChanae In Buralarv Law

Catholies Set Masses For Pontiff  Nine-Day Period Of. Mourning Begins

Back Multi-Nation Nuclear == Defense Against Communist Aaaression

JFK's Outline On Defense Gets Support   France Possibly Lone NATO Unit Rejecting Force

N ATO Allies Shy Away From DeGaulle Policies   U.N. Claims Revolt Ends

Most of Allies Line Up Against French Position   DeGaulle Orders His Foreign Minister to Boycott Paris Meet ing.

Allies Support Kennedy Plan Boosting NATO   DeGaulle Keeps Foreign Minister Out Of Meeting

Allies Back Defense Plar   Most Western Nations Line Up Against France to Support JFK

Negroes iri TAbite”: To Thelr Leader: At Jackson, Mice.   Hundreds Fite Baal Coltiny * Vidlenée Bsvpta Blasiehats  ti Bath Noth aad South, .

Mourning March Granted  ThousandsPay Tribute To Slain Negro Leader

Lines File Past Coffin Of Negro   Mourning March Planned Through Jackson; Churches Toll Bells for 15 Minutes

Long Lines See Body of  Slain Negro   Mourners Arrive For Rites; March To Be Permitted

Negroes Mourn Slain Fighter In Race Cause   Evers Funeral Is Today; Procession  Slated in Jackson

Mourning March Set for This A fternoon weer Thousands Gather for the Evers Funera

Long Lines File Past Evers Coffin   Flowers, Bells Pay Tribute to NAACP Aide; ‘March’ OK'd

McCone Tells Of Training For Latins   CIA Director Describes Action In Nearby Cuba

GOP Critic Wants More Data  CIA Chief Says Cuban-Trained Latins Pose Red Threat to Hemisphere Nations

Dangers To Hemisphere Cited By CIA   Guerrilla Warfare, Sabotage Taught Latin Americans

Latin American Subversion Is Laid To Cuba   McCone Sees Highly Dangerous: Training Being Conducted

‘Students’ Learning Terrorism   Troops Organize   Troops Organized For Return Home As Liberation Arnr

By CIA Chief McCone Red Subversion Apparatus Said Being Organized in Cuba

But Republican Not Satisfied; Contends CIA Not Leveling With People

GOP Critic Hurls Charge Of “Coverup’   McCone Says Group Being Built Around Latin Americans

Probe Set To Check Air Aic At Cuban Bay  Dirksen Wants To   Dirksen Wants To Put History Right On Aerial Strikes

Dirksen Asks ‘Straight Story’ On Cuban Fiasco   (,-2 Report Backs JFK  On Cargo Reaching Cuba

Were Strikes Canceled?  Dirksen Says GOP Seeks Straight Story on Cuba

Six Teenagers Killed in Lake County Crash Following Chesterton-Lowell Grid Contest

Flora Hits Cuba With Full Fury   Rain Brightens State  Forest Fire Picture

Senate To Vote On Nuclear Test Ban. Treaty Tuesday...See Col. 2   POLNT IS CLEARED UP  Those Gifts To Quints’ Ma And Pa Tax Free

Chimp No Chump; He Chomps Choice Chops   Thousands Attend Home Show Opening

British Civilians Leaving  Indonesia  ft m4   Going Despite Sukarno Pledge To Protect Them From Violence

300 CIVILIANS EVACUATED TO SINGAPORE   Action Taken Despite Sukarno’s Promise Of Protection   BURNED - OUT ENVOY MOVES IN WITH U. S.

 Despite Pieage Special Planes Take British From Indonesia Capital City

Good Mornings:   A LOOK AT U.S. CRIME  Why The Valachi Story?   By G. MILTON KELLY

Shins Collide Off S.F. Bay; Seaman Lost   Save 43 Men on Japan Boat; U.S. Vessel OK

Completion Of Committee Hearings Marks First Turn By Rights Bill

Rights Program Passes Ist Turn On Lengthy Roac  Hearings Completed By Two Committees

Expect Bills: to Be Written in The Near Future  End Three Months Of Hearing on the Seven Point Plan

Kennedy Civil Rights’ Long Road to Equality  Must Cross Committees

First Hurdle In Rights Bill Study Passed   ‘Hearings End; Hous: Battle Seen In Fall; Senate Outlook Dim

= Start Writing Bills Soon Congressional Groups End Rights Hearings

Complete Hearing on  Rights Plan   Committees Will Write Bills Soon

Civil Rights Program Passes First Turn in Road to Enactment    Two Congressional Committees  Complete Hearings on Measure

Living Cost Shows Drop In December   Crop Freeze Seen Boosting January Figure

Cost Drop Biggest In Four Years   Florida Freeze To Boost Food Prices In Month, However

Crop Freeze Pushes Food Prices High   Living Costs In December Showed Decline

Herter Begins U.S, Press for Cuts In European Tariffs   Goal Is a Better Deal In Trade with Common Market,

U.S. to Push for Cuts in Tariff With CM Group  Position els Told by Herter in Belaium

May Include Agriculture—  U.S. to Press Talks  on Tariff Reductions

8 Americans  Feared Dead In Viet Nam   Helicopter, Plane Down In Bloodiest Day For U. S. In Jungle Warfare; Total Of Servicemen Killed Boosted To 144

More Yanks  Lose Lives  In Viet Nam 2 Die in Crash  Of Helicopter, 4 in Plane ©

Eight Americans Are Feared Dead In Viet Nam’ Copter, Plane Crashes

Shaff Sees Easier Sailing for Plan   Thinks Legislators Will Act Early In New Session

Soviet U.N. Deleaate Arrives—   Reapportionment Plan  Will Win, Shaff Feels

Shaff Confident Of Easy Sailing For Reapportionment Plan In Legislature

St. Patrick’s Day New Yorkers’ Favorite Color? Faith, It’s Green

Tomorrow Fifth Anniversary of Navv Sattellite   Green Takes Over Today As Everyone Goes Irish

lrish Take Command In New York City   St. Patrick's’ Day Observed

rer’ tn tne Act ‘Irish Nationality Not Necessary  To Get Spirit of St. Patrick Day

N.Y. Observance Biggest Almost Everybody Gets Into Spirit Of St. Patrick’s Day With Parades

Almost Everyone Gets Into The St. Patrick's Day Spirit In New York

They’re Wearin’ The Green Today, As Well As Sunday And Monday, Too!

Holiday Observance Under Way Eyerybody GettingInto St. Patrick's Day Spirit

ot. FAaTFICK Ss Lay  Everyone gefs into the spirit for the ‘wearin’ o the green’

Irish Begin Four-Day Observance, By Gorry That Long Green Line Willi Be in Vogue Until Tuesday

WASHINGTON (# — The House has passed the biggest military buying bill in history—a $15.8-billion authorization for aircraft, missiles and ships.

Chief Of Rescue, Salvage Studies... Navy Asks Capt. Anderson  'To Head Submarine Grour

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Will Help Rescue Work  Former Nautilus Skipper Pulled Back Into Service

Navy Recalls Pioneer Nuclear Skipper To Help With Underwater Operations

Today's Index   Out Of Retirement   Captain Is Recalled To [Direct Salvage Studies.

Ecumenical Council fathers Vote to use modern languages in worship

Nation’s entire defense strategy revealed  Stolen military secrets costly to Sweden

Cooper Down on Target ‘Despite Electrical Failure   Manual Landing Without Incident   RADIATION

Capsule’s Electrical System Failed,  But Smooth Return Thrills Nation

Probers To Ask Valachi About Narcotics Ring   Former Hoodlum Is Telling All; Knows His Fate

‘ ZIP Mailing Code Americans Get Another Number ‘For Addition to Growing List

Vl De Wenmng FOS Witic  “Mr. ZIP Flashes Across Nation Tomorrow in Big Postal Change   See Revolution in Mail Distribution

“ZIPp-A-Dee-Doe-ba  Post Office Inaugurates Code System         Related Story, Sea Page A-14

Today   Around the State . . Around the Nation . . Around the World . .

Search Pressed For Rapists  Police Dispell Crowe At Scene of Attack

Violence lurks in rape area   Police out in force to prevent race war

BLAMES ‘ADVERSE BUSINESS CLIMATE’ Wisconsin Is Losing Industrial Expansion Race, Heineman Says

State Falling Behind  Industry Climate ls Unattractive, Rail Head Says

Wisconsin Losing Prime Industry Because  Of Adverse Business Climate’: CNW Head

RCA Rodeo Set for Moab July 26-27 Will Bring Ton Performers Here

Valued at $170,000 Hearing Opens on Mystery Ore Found in East Helena

WHERE THE H ARE THOSE G-STRINGS?  Rob Strippers, Show Goes On (or Off)

Huge Defense  Bill Is Signed   Measure Approves $47.2 Billion To Keep Military Muscles Flexed

BRITONS GUARD EMBASSY FILES IN FIRE RUINS   Suspect Indonesians May Have Already Taken Papers   UNEASY AGREEMENT EASES SITUATION

British Diplomats Stand Guard Over \Vault In Embassy Ruins; Indonesia Hit

Charges Are Made British Diplomats Swap Turns On Guarding Burned Embassy

British Diplomats On Guard   Indonesian Police Finally Help Out At Embassy Site

‘Bare Bones Budget’ Given’ _ House Republicans Agree  To Speed Tax Bill Action

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Bus Plunge Carries 7  To Death  18 Persons Hurt in Canyon ir California

18 Injured, Driver Dies In Accident   Bus Skids, Rolls 120 Feet, Lands In Deep Canyon

Bus Plunges  120-Feet Into Ravine; 7 Die   18 Others Injured As Greyhound Vehicle Spins Off Rain-Slick California Road In Blinding Squall; Volunteers Aid Rescue

120-Foot Plunge . . : . .. to Canyon Floor Skidding Greyhound Bus Carries Seven to Death

a KR  Bus Mishap Kills Seven   Rig Vehicle Plunges Wi ereee Winnssmtates Raad

Seven Killed as Bus Plunges into Canyon   Canadians Vote Monday Campaigners Ignore  U.S. 'Get Tough Note

Deere Sales for Ist Quarter Are Up- 31_Per -Gent   Deere & Co. reported.today its sales- for the first uarter of the 1963 fiscal year were 31 per cent higher

ROUGH WEATHER BLAMED  A-P, Rockport Shrimp Landings Drop 50,000 Lbs. In Past Week

BIRMINGHAM TRIF Floyd Patterson.to- Join Jackie Robinson in Race Fight

Legislators See Gig gling Girls and Glistening Floors at Training School

Buyer Happy With Old Fire Truck, Something She Has Always Wanted

President Johnson Pushes His Drive for Economy in Huge Defense Spending

OIL POLICIES GIVEN UDALL  Johnson Seeking To Make Dents In Defense Budget

Johnson Presses For Cuts   Security Only Bar To Reduction Effort On Defense Expense:

U.S. About To Match Red Thrust   Comment Comes On  Heels Of Saturn-1

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Rescued From Jungle — Plane Crash Survivor  Says Pilot Gave His Life

Hero Label for Viet Nam Pilot   Survivor Credits Dead New Yorker

Survivor of B26 flight tells details  Pilot of plane died to save 2 others

Khrushchev’s Peace Offer Increases Hones For Partial Test: Ban Success -

Nuclear Test Ban Prospects Grow Brighter   Negotiators Are Reported Putting Final Touches On Draft Of Treaty

Nikita Sees No Obstacles To Accord   Next Meeting Schedulec Monday Between U.S., Russia and Britain

Big Three Add Finishing Treaty Touches  Expectations That   Expectations That Treaty Will Be Initialed Next Weel

Ireland Welcomes  One Of Its ‘Sons’   Enthusiastic Crowd Even Surpasses That Of Berlin: De Valera Greets Him

‘Home Folks’ Line Dublin  Parade Route   Quarter OF Million Estimated By Police: In Cheering Crowd

Wild Hello Given JFK In Ireland   Quarter Million See President in Dublin Met by De Valera

EIRE CHEERS ITS “SON WHO MADE 6000”   Enthusiastic Dublin Meb - Jams So Close Official Car Is Halted      WELCOME IS GIVEN. BY AGED DE VALERA

4.000 Die In Local Rebellion   UN and Tshombe Not Involved In This Conflict

State GOP Pledged firecracker  Blasts Light To Goldwater Club Up Ohio Sky

By Public Agencies     Legislature Will Get Bill To Ban Closed Meetings

Vatican Body Favors New Ruling Plan   Bishops’ Group Would Share In  Pope’s Authority

Ecumenical Council Decision - Bishops To Share’ Pope's Authority

Ecumenical Council Favors Declaration That Bishops as Body Share in Pope's Authority

Vatican Council Fayors Declaration: That—  Catholic Bishops as Body Share in Pope's Authority

On Political Jaunt s—  Goldwater Uses Tip From Kennedy   Pe WAITEKR RR NIFARS

Al IAE LANUVIVATECS  Galilideier Uses Kennedy Tip for Early Campaign   By WALTER R. MEARS

As He Spans Continent .  Goldwater Taking C Cue From JFK on Campaiar

Shuns White House Advice  Goldwater Sets Hectic Travel Pace   Re WALTEP R. MEARS

But He Follows JFK Tip.. Advice From Washington Cuts No ice With Barry

How They Operate:  Goldwater Takes JFK Tip In Political: Campaigning

Follows. Lip from Kenneay  White House ‘Advice Cuts No lee With Goldwater   Ry WAITER R MEARS

Goldwater Makes Active Campaign For Non-Candidate   Weekend Trips to All Sections Come On Hie Reanda.

PPP III IKK HK HK KKK KKK  White House Mechanism Cuts No Ice With Barry

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   'Goldwater’s Political Formula In Line With Tip From Kennedy   Ry WALTER RFR. MEARS:

Ohio Idle Pay To Be Harder To Collect   Lower House Approve: Measure To Build Up Unemployment Fund

Qhioans Will Find Unemployment Benefits Harder To Get After Change By Legislature.

Jobless Aid Bill Passed In Ohio House   Key Measure Now Faces Senate Test; No Hearings Set

Measure Faces Test In Senate   Rates Same But Benefits Tighter In Building Fund

House Sends Unemployment Bill fo Senate  Plan Okayed by   Plan Okayed by 87-44 Vote; Would Boost Benefit Fund

WEATHER   Ohio Idle Pay To Be Harder To Collect   Lower House Approves Measure To Build Up Unemployment Fund

i “ Harder To Collect   Lower House Approves Measure To Build Up Unemployment Fund

Shots Hare As 2 Resist Legal Papers   Neighbor's Suit Over Private Road Cause Of Trouble

Today in Washington i ee  See Possible Filibuster on School Issue

Aid To Seor egated Impacted Schools  Seen Facing “Pilibuster In Senate

Republicans Applying Pressure For Stronger Action Against Castro

Unusual, To Say The Least  reenter cress nate aenceineinetietnstt teen tee  ‘W.VA. MOON’ WINS TOP ART PRIZE

Uproar Develops On House Floor  Recognition !ssue Stirs Partisan Row

Partisan Roy Erupts In State House   Speaker Orders Member Thrown Out of Chamber

Bids Totaling $12,453,279 In Road Construction Approved For Misscurt

Charge Steel Firms With Fixing Prices   Indictments Returned by Federal Grand Jury.

7 Steel Firms Face Charges On Price-Fixes   Grand Jury Action Taken in New York On Equipment Fees

Price-Fixing Conspiracy in Steel Alleged  Bight Firms Are  . a ee   Eight Firms Are Cited for Violating The Antitrust Act

8 Steel Firms  Charged With  Fixing Prices Indictment Is Fourth  ' Returaed in Last 15  Months in New York

COP TO BLOCK DEMPSEY BD FOR TAX HIKE   House Will Approve Increase Only in Cigarette Levy   PROGRAM OFFERED   Budget Revisions, Use of

CAUCUS RELECTS OTHER HIKES IN DEMPSEY BUDGET   Fiscal Program Revamped to Eliminate $62 Mil tian in Now Ravenee   SURPLUS IS CITED   Spending Cut $26 Million, Tax Yield Estimates Rajsed hy $20 Million

Publishers Try To Place Curb OnU.$. Secrec   Tell Senate Group Agencies Can Bar Access to News

Khrushchev Says Soviets To Pace World by 1970   2.650 MEN, 41 PLANES TO BE REMOVED  U.S. Reveals Cut in British-Based Forces

Khrushchev Is Boastful During Red Celebration   French Units Allowed To Pass Through Red Checkpoint in Berlin

Khrushchev Says Soviet To Gain World's Top Spot   Nikita Advises Not to Gloat

Macmillan Expected To Survive Test   Offers Plan To Counter Effects Of French Veto

Macmillan Victory Likely, Raps De Gaulle  No Confidence Vote Due Today after Debate over Market

Wins Okay 'To Counter  De Gaulle   Conservatives Defeat Opposition Motion Of No Confidence

rdriidament:  Vote on Plan To Counter  Market Veto  "Nig Confidence”   “No Confidence” Motion by Labor Party Is Doomed

Macmillan Plan Gains  Support Would Counter Blackball to  Common Marke

Macmillan Sure To Get Backing On Trade Plans   House of Commons to Wind Up Debate

DeGaulle Veto Den  Macmillan Certain fo Win Approval on Market Action

<< DEFLATED Macmillan Wins Parliamentary Approval Of Economic Program

Macmillan Overcomes Opposition   No Confidence Vote Fails By Unexpected Marain: 333 To 227

————ey “regram Commons Expected to Support  Macmillan on Common Market

Outlines Plans To Parliament  Macmillan Seeks Stimulus  For Ailing British Trade

See Victory for Macmillan in House Vote  Offers Program to Counter Veto of Market Bid

Macmillan’ 5 Trade Plans Due Support   Confidence Vote _ Victory Certain For Conservatives

VOTE TESTS WON BY MACMILLAN ON TRADE PLANS      Government Turns Back Opposition Assault on Economic Policies   Top Fiscal Official Sees Eventual Admission Into Market

Macmillan Appears Certain To Win ‘Parliamentary Vote Of Confidence

Nab Crime Boss Back From Italy   Reputed Philly Head o Cosa Nostra Seized At Boston Field

FBI Arrest Head Of Syndicate   Cosa Nostra Head Seized As He Leaves Plane; Hod Been In Italy

Arrested After Flight From Italy   FBI Seizes Him At Airport In Boston

Bruno Seized On Arrival From Italy   Under Indictment In Philadelphia On Extortion Rap

One of 13 Revealed By Valachi   FBI Climaxes East Coast Extortion Case

Commissioner Isn't Yellow  * * m  But 5th Ave. Is -- and Won' ' “os

Senate Gives 2nd Reading To GOP Plan   House Gives First Of Three Required  Readings to Proposal

Six-Vehicle Pileup Kills Two in Fog   Holiday Homecoming In Tragic End; Nine People Injured

Meee errr eee era ee Tere TTT TT EUUT ER SUT EI SECRRGOENGE   Five Students Killed

5 LSU students killed, others injured in crash  lInueual automobile accident involves   Unusual automobile accident involves croup returning from fraternity party

Rep. Gieen, Dem Leader, Dies At 53   _ Philadelphian Had High Place Tn Party Ranks

“Bill” Green, Phila. Demo Leader, Dies  Veteran Lawmaker Was Parly Boss In Dhila Far 1f) YVeare

JFK Hoping To Clear Up News Clamp   Invites Varied Group To Anend Private Confab

WORLD NEWS Fighting Stopped in Argentina, Soviet Rocket to Pass by Moon

Kennedy Holds Talks on Laos  : ICC Nations Urged To Act on Fiahtina

Clerks Fight  Order With Court Move  S.P. Union to  Ask End to Restraint

Railway Clerks Will Fight Restraining Order Against Southern Pacific Walkout

‘Receives Senate Approval —  Colored Oleo Bill  Sent to Conference

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious leatures)

It's May Day Russians Parade In Red Square; Law Day Is Observed In U. S.

Middletown Faces $1.50 Tax Boost; Budget Of .$2,299.043 Is Approved

‘Middletown Faces $1.50 Tax Boost; : ‘Budget Of $2,299,043 Is Aupr oved °

THE HOT WIRE  > wthLbhiin >] PR anal. DC aamac A nnrawor   Rathbun. Red Rock Funds Approved

Juvenile Code Change Sought   Would Put Juvenile Offenders on More Adult Basis in Court.

Stiffer Juvenile Law Suggested By Sen. Taylor   Says Youth Needs Realistic Approach To State Statutes

Bill to Make Juveniles Realize Responsibility: To Obey Law Introduced

Junk Mail, Pool, Nepotism  ‘Economy-Minded House Votes Itself A Few Luxuries

Atomic Warheads Needed Dispute Over Nuclear Weapons  Is Prompted By ‘Probable Kill’

INVOLVING NEGRO VOTERS Alabama Officials Deny  Descrimination Charge

Johnson So Informs State Dept.   President Busy On Several Fronts With Personal Diplomacy

World Power Gains Noted   President's Pledge To Maintain Status Cited At Top Level Meet

Discusses Taxes, Civil Rights  LBJ Notes Power  Balance Improved

Byrd, Halleck Consulted   Johnson Promises To Protect U. S. Gain In Cold War

Top Officials Told Balance Has Improved   President Declares U.S. Must Be Strong And Temperate, Too

President Cites Improved World Balance of Powe  ‘LS   Johnson Pledges Not to Give Away ‘This Advantage’

‘I Don’t Intend To Give Away This Advantage,’ State Department Told

Informs 800 Aides U.S. Must Hold Position but Be Temperate; Meets with Leaders on Pending Issues

A-Test Detectior Challenge Given Soviets by U.S.  Foolproof System   Foolproof System Needed Safeguard,  Foster Declares

Soviet Troop: Still Exiting From Cuba   Military Aid Planned For Latin America To Fight Communism

2000 Russian Soldiers Taken Out of Cuba  Another 1500 Ready to Leave Rafare Weekand

Communist Invasion  Could Spark Move  Soviets Said Continuing Cuban   Soviets Said Continuing Cuban  Exodus: Renort Scoree Mevrira

ean’ af LVF AGED SL EEEOE EO  US. to Answer Red Threat With Force

Attempt To Bring Focus Back on Ban   Malaya to Strengthen Forces Due to Threats

President Vows US.  Observation   Pact Takes Effect Thursday With Special Ceremony

Kennedy Signs Pact Officially   U.S. Pledged To Keer Pact In Letter And Spirit As First Step

JFK Signs Nuclear Ban Pact   Kennedy Vows U.S. To Observe It In ‘Letter And Spirit’

Kelley Issues Study Report  on New-Con   Recommends Means to Smooth Way for Doeument

Attorney General Kelley Lists Changes Neaded to Imnlement New Constitution

Kelley Says There Is Big Task In Implementing New State Constitution

Weapon Sharing  Discussed   Kennedy Talks Over Plans With Group From Both Houses

Kennedy Seeks to Share U.S. Weapons Secrets   President Offers Missiles

Phone Workers Will Go Limit’ In New Demands  Ask Substantial Gains  From Pension Reserve

Telephone Workers’ Union Plans Drive  Vo Win Greater Pension Benefits in 63

Report Conquest Made Wednesday   First Since 1956 To Climb To Summit Of 29,028-Foot Mountain

TWO REACK SUMMIT OF MT. EVEREST   Radio Contact Restored, Confirms Climbing Of Peak Wednesday; Other Americans Ready To Follow.

Base Camp Radios Report Of Success  7 2) Le   Two Climbers Not Immediately Identified

American Pait Conquers Mt. Everest   Bitter Winds, Icy Footing Hampers Mountain Climbers

Third Time Mountain Defeated   Scant News Report Claims Two at Summit

Two Members of American Expedition Reach Summit of Mt. Everest, Radio Message Says.

Radio Woes Delay Word Of Success  Mountain Top Reached on Schedule

Base Camp Reports 2 Reach Top   Radio Trouble Delay Word of Scaling of Highest Mountain

Radio Break Hides Fate of U.S. Climbers  Team Battling Way  Toward Summit frye Ads rt zanna '

Two Climb To Top Of World's riiagnest Mount         Duplicate Feat Of British In 1953 And Swiss In 1956

Mt. Everest Conquered by  » Americans  Base Camp Says Summit Reached

Conquer Highest Mountain  Two Americans Reach Mt. Everest Summit, Radio Report Reveals

Two Reach Summit Affer Tough Climb  Radio Blackout  Delays Word Of -. Team’s Success

PEMPERATURES   Base camp reports  American climbers reach summit of Mt. Everest

Two Men Scramble To Top After Radio Communications Cut Camp Off From World

LOSE CONTACT WITH CLIMBERS   RADIO BLACKOUT DELAYS WORD ON MT, EVEREST FEAT

Radio Blackout Delays Word On Efforts   Scheduled Called For Scaling of Peak Wednesday

U.S. Climbers Make Assault On Mt. Everest   Radio Blackout Hides Fate Of  Amertean Wikan-

Farm-City Award To Adams County  For Town-Country Wark Dinu Dead eniw

Jewel Robbers Hit Twice More   Third Theft in New York in Four Days

Wirtz Predicts Rail Settlement  Blames Union for Action by Conaress

Ward Kept Fees, Witness Declares   Korth Says He'll Resign If Integrity Is Challenged

Arkansas Republicans Count Noses, Claim Kennedy In Trouble In State

nee ACRES OUPPrise faith  —  Arkansas Republicans Say JFK Turnout Disappointing

Faubus Attacks Proposal  Trouble Ahead For Kennedy In Ark.? Trip Disappointing

Arkansas Republicans Say Kennedy's Visit Proves He’s in Trouble There

‘Arkansas GOP Claims-Kennedy In Trouble There   Calls Trin Disannointing

Industrial Development, ‘Strip Mine Control Plans Will Be Given Legislature

Savings Firms Will Boost 64 Dividends   AREA BUILDING   RECORD SAVINGS

Forbid Military Units To Take Part In Events With Segregated Groups

New Pentagon Order Sure to Provoke Storm  McNamara Aim: Another Blow at Discrimination

Affects National G uard Expect McNamara Order To Provoke Controversy

Military Is Given New Bans  Bases Face Tighter Rule  BR. NARPRLTIT Carwionn

Mwamara priockbuster   Senregated Events Ruled “Otf-Limits’ To GI Units

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sandel! spent the weekend in Omaha in the Leroy Benson home.

80) Pickets Arrested In New York   Things Easier [nei ‘Cambridge But Ban On Gatherings Stands

 Seek More Jobs Negro Ministers Arrested In New York Demonstration

9) f75 5) SLY  ———— GM Chairman. Highest Paid  Executive in Auto Industry

Prisoner Swap Made By U.S.. soviet Union   Two Americans Exchanged For Two Russians Arrive In New York Today

Native Of Shenandoah  Priest Held In Siberia 20 Yrs., Mass. Man Freed By Russians

Priest And Student Exchanged For Spies  Freed Americans Arrive In New York

Priest Returns—   Americans Back From Prison in  Soviet Exchange

Onels APriest 2. Americans Home From Soviet Prisons  In Trade For Spies

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   RUNAWAY TRUCK WRECKS GROUNDS AT DULUTH HOME

Find Wreckage Of Airliner   3 Families Wiped Out By Traffic Accidents

 THREE SMALL CHILDREN ORPHANED—  Accidents Wipe Out Three Families

Outstaters Bore Brunt of Week-end Carnage   2 Die, 1 Hunted as B47s Crash

IN FORMATIVE STAGE : Macmillan Embarks On Attempt To Repair British-French Rift

Begins Plan To Wipe Out Differences   United States Gives Proposal Tacit Blessing

Vatican Council Debate Gathering  Reformers Demand Lietarre Shabain

Vatican Council Debate Gatherine  Reformers Demand Historic Shakeup

Discord Enters Council  lebate Centers   Debate Centers On Vatican Government Unii

Sugar Price Reversal Is Not Likely  Exchanae Head I   Exchange Head Is Skeptical Of Any Cut In One Year

Salary Table Compared   Sveedy Approval of New ‘Taconite Package’ Looms

Kennedy Urges Congress Pass Aid Bill; He Receives An Award From Protestants

ets Say Castro Sent Prisoners’ Lansom Supplies via Soviet Submarine

Ceylon, Indonesia Push For Investigation  U.N. Eves Diem’s Treatment Of Buddhists

elea@remas in “harge ' Fire Season Officially Opened in County Today

Middlemas in Charge  Fire Season Officially Opened in County Today

Good Morning! TODAY’S WORLE   By United Press International VATICAN Vit

Fou r Buildings Are ‘Dedicated  State College Chancellor Speaks At Diamond Jubilee

Arrogance in Birmingham  King Will ‘Inspect’ ‘Bama City, Then Decide Tactics

- Highlights Listed In Life Of Lyndon B. Johnson, 36th President Of U.S.

Tshombe Ends  His Secession, Wins Amnesty U Thant Welcomes  Declaration Offered - By Katanga Leader

KATANGAN VOWS HE'LL COOPERATE WITH UN RULE   U Thant Hopes Decision Will Be Put Into Effect Pronnnity   DETAILS AWAITED   Tshambe Displays Little  Emotion as He Tells of Surranriap

Promises To Return To Capital   General Amnesty Only Condition To Halt Secessior

Katangan Leader Gives InToUN.   Skeptical U Thant Wecomes Statement And Hopes For Action

‘Tshombe Gives Up  Congo Fight   African Leader Granted Assurance Of Gen Ainuesty

UN Assured Cooperation By Tshombe   Says Secession Is Ended; Given General Amnesty

Anti-Strike Act Repeal Blocked  State Senate Votes Medical Aid: Pay Raises Approved

House Refuses to Accept Measure to Repeal Remaining Portion of Utility Anti-Strike Lay

Gourley Use of State Funds  Hit in Decision   Ruling Given at Lollar's Request

Ruby ‘Can Take Care of Himself} He’s Well-Known to Police, D. A.

 Birmingham Testimony  Blough Rejects Economic Squeeze as Race Weapon

Blough Rejects Economic Force  Should Not Ra tlead   Should Not Be Used In Race Relations

Blough Hits Jobs Use In Racial Fuss   Endorses Plan To Cut Barriers Between Races

Permit Granted For Another Unit Of Ballou Center   Against U.S. Steel Usina Economic Influence In Race Issue.

Blough Rejects Compulsion on Race Problems   Favors Other Means In Waging War to End Discrimination

 , MEMORIAL MASSES, SERVICES WILL BE HELD  : Assassination Shocks, Saddens Minnesotans

Churches Se' Today for  Mourning  Special Prayers Will Be Said for Kennedy Family

Goldwater Critical Of President   Missile Pessimism Scored By Senator ‘At Treaty Discussior

Democrats — Use Name © Of Kennedy ‘ToPushTate   Name of Tate Seldom Heard: In Scramble - — For Votes Today

Charter Revision State Issue  See Close Contest For Philly’s Mayor

Cuban Raid Figure Balks At Lie Lest  ne Bie ee a he eee Se.   Photographer Says Rights of Self, Partner Violated

Sunday Law Tossed Out With Ruling   High Court Claims West Virginia Act Not Legally Passed

Boat Found, Pair Missing   Little Hope Held by Coast Guard Of Finding Michigan Men Alive

Engagement of Miss Autrey, Palmer, To Mr. Robinson, Ferris, Announced

How It Wuz  TEMPERATURES TAKE SHARP SLUMP —,  LIVRER AVTDC ACT CHE

How It Wuz  TEMPERATURES TAKE SHARP SLUMP — UNDER OVTRCACT CKIRS

The Weather   well GIUSS VIG V ICTOry Convoys Rolling As Crisis Ends

U. S. Convoy Rolls Into  Berlin; Blockade Lifted ~ Both Sides Claim Victory

Khrushchev claims U.S. backed down  — “Good thing, dispute could ve

‘Could Have Been a Shooting War'  More Trouble on Autobahn, Khrushchev Warns U. §. Grour

Autobahn Blockade Is~ Over; Appears Russians Yield, Thev Deny It

Russians Lift Traffic Block; Highway Open   Both Sides Claim Autobahn Victory

Allied Unity Spurs Reds to Give in  Convoy Allowed tq Go Throuah

Says US Backed Down On Autobahn; We Say He Did   Convoy Grimly Enters Berlin

U. S. Convoy Proceeds To West Berlin After Blockade Lifted: French, British Support Yanks

Russians Let U.S. Convoy Enter Berlin  Both Sides Claim Victory in Traffic Control Strugele

Civil Defense Drill  102 High School Students Spend Night Underground

Winter Wonderers..   Crawl-Space Under School Used ia Defense Drill  PUPILS SPEND 15 HOURS IN SHELTER

Emporia Weather   Instant Arrests Are Smothering Racial Efforts in Jackson

Aid Opponents Blasted by Rusk   Warns Slashes Mean Opening for Soviets

Rusk Lashes Defeatists  Calls Foes Of Foreign Aid  Communist Cooperators

Secretary Says Cut Would Let Reds Move In   Opening Salvo in An Annual Fight

Annual Battle On Funds Begins   Secretary Backs $4.5 Billion Bill

ual Battle—  Rusk Blasts Foes of U.S. Aid: ‘Would Let Reds Take Over’

Foreign Aid Foes Would Let Reds ‘Begin to Take Over’ Says Rusk   Senate Mass Transit Subsidy Bill Has $375 Million Limit

Sec. Rusk Blasts Foes of Foreign Aid as Defeatists   Says Commies Want "Yanks" to Pull Out To Insure Tolcaover,

As ‘Defeatists Who Would Let Reds Take Over   Opens Fight to Block Deep Cuts By Conaress

AID FOES AS ‘DEFEATISTS’   Would Let Commies Begin To Take Over, ‘Congressmen Told

DEFEATISTS DRAW FIRE AT HEARING   Asserts Soviets Want Yanks To Remain At Home

Rusk Calls Aid Foes Defeatists Coral ere, us.  Out of Cammitiee Told

Rusk Calls Aid's Foes Defeatists   Says They Would Le Communists “Begin World Takeover”

Rusk Blasts Foreign Aid Plan Foes   Would Let Reds Begin to Take Over World, Group Told

Rates Hike For Gas May Result Soon  Publie Service  piensa   Public Service Firm Says It Can’t Absorb Hike

Rates Hike For Gas May Result Soon  Public Service Firm Says It  Can't Absorb Hike

Group Votes To End School Aid by 1964  Wald kh.   Monies Would be Cut Unless Unit's End Segregation

Tensh-HUT! Port. Arms   Senate Takes Up Foreign Aic Bill With Plea From Johnson

 Drives to Oftice Now  Truman Celebrates 79th Birthday Tickled That People Remember

Harry Happy 16 Fing ~~ That People Remember On His 79th Birthday

Harry $ Truman Turns 79 Today  Greets 10,000 Fellow Baptists at Meetina

Medgar Evers Shot in Back At His Home   Political Leaders Condemn Assasinatior

Shock Wave Follows Killing Of Jackson Negro Leader —   In Wake of Murder...  Push for Rights?

Killer Ambushes NAACP Official  In Jackson, Miss   Assassination Shocks Nation; Rewards Offered

Oil Contracts In Argentina Face Change  Precident.Flect   President-Elect Says Deals Against Nation’s Interests

First Of Kind In N. C.  Recall Vote Is Held At Statesville Today

State-Owned Planes: How They’re Used   For Shopping. Taxi-ing, Picking College Sweetheart, Scouting Athletic Games

COMPULSORY ABITRATION WITH ADDED EVIL  Brotherhood chief puts thumbs down on! FK plan

Union Leader Says He'd Lose Job If He Backed JFK’s Railroad Plan

Engineers’ Chief Blasts Rail Policy   Endorsement Would Cost Him His Job,  Davidson Declares

Rail Union Says ICC Not Okav  Union Head Tells Congress [i's Impossible To

Union Leader Says He Would Lose Joh If He Endorsed Kennedvy’s Rail Plan

Davidson Says He'd Lose Job if He Backed JFK.   Union Heads Would Demand My Removal, Davidsan Statac

Roy Davidson Tells Congress That Engineers Oppose Kennedy Proposal to Avert Rail Strike

CLAIMS UNION WOULD REMOVE HIM FROM POST  PANAOT @C@1riponoT   CANNOT SUPPORT PRESIDENT PLAN TO INVOLVE ICC

At Congressional Inquiry  Union Calls J.F.K. Plan For Rail Peace ‘Unfair’

‘Added Evil’  ana  Union Chief Declares He Can't Endorse Rail Plan

Scranton Says Plans Not Formalized  At Least 2 Extra Sessions Planned

Apportionment and UC Governor to Call at Least 2  Special Assembly Sessions

Space Rendezvous Attempt Expected   . FIRST SPACEWOMAN DIMPLED, UNMARRIED   Stylish Cosmonette Likes Tchaikovsky

Russ Blast Cosmonette Aloft to Join ‘The Hawk? in Historic Rendezvous

Reds’ Show Of Force In 2nd Day  Civilians Let Through Roth Wavs:

WEATHER   Soviets Halt U.S. Army's Supply Unit   German Incident Is Unexplained, Worst In Years

Troops Halt. U.S. Convoy  From Berlin   Worst Incident In Recent Years Stirs Cold War. Tension

Russian Troops Detain Convoy on Autobahn   U. S. Protest Calls Action Uniustified

Combat Troops At Checkpoint   Worst Incident In Years On Autobahn. Lifeline Highway To West Berlin

100 Troops Sent Out as Convoy Aid   Russians Demand Settlement of Traffic Dispute

Army Supply Convoy From Berlin Blocked  By Russians; 100 Armed Soldiers Rushed To Give Assistance: Harassed At Start

‘Worst Incident’  100 Soviet Troops Block U.S. Army Supply Convoy

Most Serious Autobahn Incident..  Soviets Block U. S. Convoy From Berlin

Russians Halt U.S. Military Traffic  To Berlins Worst Incident fn Years

“Worst Incident’ On Autobahn _  E. Germans Detain US Supply Convoy

U.S. Protesting Berlin Incident  Dobrynin Is Called Into Rusk’s Office  For Consultation

Soviet troops halt US Army convoy on autobahn at edge of West Berlin

Strong U.S. Protest   Act ‘Unwarranted   Mystery In Russians Stopping U.S. Convoy

Rusk personally summons Dobrynin to office  U.S. protests Autobahn holdup of troops

Soviet Soldiers Hold Up Convoys Of U.S. Troops   Incident Worst in Years on Autobahn

Armed Soviet Troops Blockade GermanRoad   American Army Supply Convoy Be'na Held Up

100 Russian Combat-Ready Soldiers Seen   Armed Americans  Rushed to Scene  Hf Mal, Needed

Unwarranted Russians Told   U.S. Convoy Held Up By Red Troops At Berlin Checkpoint

Worst Incident in Years; Dispute Over Handling Military Traffic—  s Block U.S. Army Convoy From Berlin

President Calls Aides to Parley On New Tension  Russian Revival Of Harassments Brinas Protest

Combat-Ready Soviet Troops Block U.S. Army Supply Line in Germany

Rusk Calls In Russian Emissary   Situation Discussed at Huddle of Kennedy And Top Aides

Action Draws U.S. Protest Filed by Rusk   Worst Incident To Occur On The Autobahn in Years

Soviets Halt U. $. Army's Supply Unit   German Incident Is Unexplained, Worst in Years

Armed Soldiers Sent To Help Americans   Worst Incident in Years Causes Tension to Mount on Autobahn; Convoy Harassed Since Thursdav

Incident Called Worst In Years On Berlin Road   AMERICAN TROOPS   Moved From Berlin To Checkpoint; Red Soldiers Carry Submachine Guns

fioad to Berl  im Blocked by Armed Reds   U.8. Protests Act as ‘Unwarranted’

U.S. Protests to Reds  Stoppage of Vehicies OnGerman Autobahn   Gromyko, JFK Talk Without Decisions

Is Worst Ineident  In Years  Wholly Unilateral. I! S. en Blockade

Russ Troops Stop Convoy Berlin Road Incident  Said Worst In Years

Supply Trucks Are Halted Near Berlin   Additional American Soldiers Sent to Area

REASON FOR NEW THREAT IS MYSTERY   Combat-Ready Russians  Order Americans Off Trucks At Berlin  Checkpoint.

Rusk Delivers Protest      U.S. Convoy Blocked By Red Troops On Autobahn

Worst Incident On Berlin Road In Several Years   Rusk Protests Harassment to Foreign Minister

' Combat-Ready Red Soldiers Demanding a Settlement of  Clash Over Military Traffic

Russians Harassing GI Convoy   East German Checkpoint Alive With Armed Men

JFK Meets With Top. Advisers  Salinaer Refuse   Salinger Refuses To Evaluate Traffic Incident

ACTS FIND GROMYKO IN U.S. CAPITAL   Expect Kremlin To Reconsider German Moves

Here Is How Blue Law Looks   Sunday Sales Items Listed In Proposal

hi ‘Necessary’ Articles Listed  [Exemptions to Sunday  Sales Ban Spelled Out

One More Day   Mum as Usual About Details But Claims It Is Going Well

Piggy-Back Shot Suggested Soviet Announces Largest  Of Launchings Toward Moon

25 Case Groupings Docketed  U.S. Tax Court Will Open On January 20

CHARLES B. HOEVEN LOSES GOP POSITION HELD SINCE 1957 —  ‘maQuiiem CALICUS CHIEF

CHARLES 8. HOEVEN LOSES GOP POSITION HELO SINCE 1957 ~—  HOUSE CAUCUS CHIEF

ARLES B. HOEVEN: OSES GOP POSITION. ELD’ SINCE 1957°—  IOUSE CAUCUS :CHIEE

Stand On Soviet Ban Is Awaited   Package Deal From ‘K’ Will Probably Be Unacceptable

ETAT LEER RS SE RE _ eee erate  J K Is Still Wondering What Stand To Take On Red Offer

Electrical Workers to Duties Again  Will Allow Personnel to Do Disputed Work

lowa Power, UnionReach  Agreement  Workers Scheduled to Return to Jobs Tonight

For Exhibit      State Museum Will Receive Flags From USS Helena

CUBAN DEAL ALLEGED Dominicans Charge Haiti  Has Close Ties With Reds   MOSCOW CELEBRATION  Reds Launch May Day By Scoring US

Latest Blast Presented To OAS Mission   Censorship Covers Port Au Prince As

Caribbean Charges Still Fly   Haiti President Leans to Reds,   Dominican Say:

OAS Hears Charge      Haiti-Commie Link Claimed   Moscow Hurls Accusation  At USS. As May Day Starts

Haiti Accused Of Close Ties  With Commies  Dominican Republic Official Lawe Charce   Dominican Republic Official Lays Charge Before Peace Mission

MILITARY BASE OFFERED CUBA, DOMINGO SAYS   Latest Charges Made — During Efforts To  Avoid Fighting   ‘ALSO CLAIM CZECHS HAVE FOOT-IN-DOOR

Dominicans Charge Cuba Offered Base   Duvalier’s Regime Reportedly Imposes News Censorship

: Animal’s Sale Brings $768 Homeworth Boy Repeats As Champ Steer Owner

James, Robert Steed Get $1,355 for Animals  Homeworth Brothers Win Top Steer Awards At Fair

News Summary  From United Press International   Rights Hearings Promised Soon By Rules Chairinan

PPP BALI PIL LD PPI LD EEE OO CE ee  Family Loses Seventh Child. Sull No Clues

10 Are Aboard Ship Drifting In Atlantic  Hurricane Ginny   Hurricane Ginny Sweeps Outer Part Of North Caroling

Crippled Vessel © With Ten Aboard Riding Out Storm   Hurricane Ginny Is Reported Stalled 100 Miles Off North Carolina Coast

Navy Destroyer  Escort Spotted By Search Plane   Ship With 10 Men Aboard Battered By Hurricane 150 Miles From Coast

Ten Aboard Ship; Winds Threaten Coast   90 mp.h. Gales Whip Sea Into 40-50 Foot Waves

Hurricane At Standstill Off  Carolina Coast   Rescue Ships Stand By Disabled Navy Vessel

Ship Adrift In Hurricane: 10 Aboard   Navy Vessel Drifting After Tow Line Breaks

Storm Batters Disabled Ship   Gale Winds, High Tides Pound North Carolina’s Outer Banks

Weather Fairly Cold in North  New England and Rat # ...2 @g.. £1 *1I,,

84 Negroes Arrested In New Mareh   Defy Order By Staging Protest In Louisiana

Negroes Defy Judge's Order: 84 Arrested   Stage Another Protest March

O'HARE DEDICATION Kennedy Considers Flying to Chi. anne Shoonk OF

Because He Integrated 4 . — oO ————— m7 4 we : . Ass’n Forces Restaurateur  To Relinguish Presidency

Local Legislators  Discuss Message   REP. ODD WILLIAMS   SEN.) DON HULTS

WEATHER   INTEGRATION RULING STARTED VIOLENT COURSE OF EVENTS  9 Years Ago—Historic Day

Segregation Ruling’s 9th Anniversary Marked By Strife South, Demonstrations In North

Court Outlawed Segregation In Public Schools Throughout Nation 9 Years Aao

  Segregation Ruling Nine Years i/Aao Has Brought Repercussions   By RELMAN MORIN APD Gnanial Caweracnnandant

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   After Nine Years Schools In All But Three States Desegreaated   By RELMAN MORIN  AD Snerial Cnrrecnnonsont

EGREGATION ILLEGAL Historic Decision Came 9 Years Ago   Related Story, Page 2B   Rye RPREFATAW ATORIN

Inside The Times   Ninth Anniversary  Ruling Sets Background Of Strife

Nine years ago today   ine years ago today Supreme Court ordered school desegregation   By RELMAN MORIN  APD Cnanial Carracnandant

Segregation Ruling Nine Years Ago Has Brought Repercussions   By RELM: AN MORIN  AD Gearial fasnacnandant

Nine Years A fter Historic Decision .  Three States Still Sepregate Student:

Gialm Wayne GO. Wan UWES O70,0717F Uncle Sam Spurns  Lusk’s $500 Offe:

Open 2nd Session Of Vatican Council   About 2,500 Churchmen to Meet Today With Pope Paul

Redistricting Bill Passed,  Faces Veto   Legislature In Recess Pending Tax Compromise

Motorship Not Struck By Bullets   International Waters Scene OF Incident

Ship Attacked In Caribbean   Planes Said To Resemble MIGs;  Incident Follows Castro Warning

Unidentified Craft Fails To Strike Boat   Shots Burst Across Bow, Stern; U.S. Jet Fighters Go to Area

Unidentified Planes Shoot Without Hits  Navy Dispatches Fighters to Area: Details Lacking

Reports Good Lead In Alabama Slaying  CORE Plans to Complete Hike Reaun by White Intearationist

‘Good Lead’ Seen in Slaying   Alabama Presses Hunt For Roadside Killer

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Chill Off Hornbeck, Purdy . . . Demos Quiz 2 Other  Scranton Appointees

State Democrats Planning (Closed-Door Questioning 0f Scranton Appointees

Tov Fund Todav   Cigarette Sales Increase Despite Cancer Warnings

Lost Legs In Mishap Victim Of Crash Appeals For Safety Behind Whee

REGRETS LACK OF SEAT BELT—  Woman, Who Lost Legs, Looks Back At Autombile Crash Ten Years Aco

SEAT BELTS, BETTER LOCKS, DRIVER AWARENESS Legless Editor Gives Traffic Advice From Tragic Experience

Traffic Death Figures are Impressive: Only the Maizued Recall the Injuries

-Whole Story Of Accidents Includes Injured   Editor Hurt In 1953 Accident Looks Back

It’s Not Bad If You Keep Moving   It Could Happen To You New Year's Eve

Busy Bank — Will Open Doors Again   Shut Down Three Weeks After Offe Of ‘No Charges’

STYLE STUDIED Authorship By St. Paul  Questioned   EVIDENCE DUE   AUTHOR OF FOUR

Electronic Computer Claims St. Paul Authored Only Four Of The 14 Pauline Epistles

Scien ntific Inquiry Computer Shows is Oi 4 Epistles by St. Paul

Science Enters Religion —  Computer Says St. Paul Wrote Only 4 Epistles

Pulls Plug: On Winter Fun   Ready For Sitting And Sniffing   Did St. Paul Really Write Much Of Pauline Epistles?  Counle OF Recsearchere Say “Ne”

FIRST SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE Computer Decides St. Paul Authored Only 4 Epistles

RESULTS OF STYLISTIC STUDY ~ Researchers Using Computers ~ Say Paul Wrote Only 4 Epistles

Researchers Computer Says St. Paul Authored Only Four Pauline Epistles

On Legislative Front Report Scranton Opposed  To Reorganization Repeal

Gov. Scranton Opposed To Outright Repeal of School Reorganization

IMacmillan and Fanfanj Plan Strateov in Effort to Defeat Gen. Charles de Gaulle

Fanfani-Macmillan Continue European Unity Talks as US Makes Bid to Strengthen Ties

British, Htalian Leaders in Meet Over ECM Today  Seeking to Overcome

British Leader, Fanfani Confer Britain’s Entry  Into Common Mart Obiect OF Talke

Bill To Include Magistrate, Probate Judges In Retirement Plan Advanced

East German Says Chinese Aim af War  BG hI ee   Khrushchev Gets Support From Old Stalinist

"Life's End  ‘MRS. CAROLINE WOLL [FUNERAL SERVICE SET ‘AT EFLILENDALE CHURCH

_ Lire s Ena  ,MRS. CAROLINE WOLL ‘FUNERAL SERVICE SET AT FLLENDALE CHURCH

_ Lite’s Ena ‘MRS, CAROLINE WOLL  FUNERAL SERVICE SET ‘AT ELLENDALE CHURCH

Live's End  MRS.. “CAROLINE WOLL FUNERAL SERVICE SET Ar ELLENDALE CHURCH

Lemay Sees Drawback In Test Pact  But Political  a See ee Cee og eee  UN   But Political Advantage Called Reason For Support

Test Pact Peril Cited By LeMay   ‘Disadvantages Offset Politically,’ Air Chief Admits

Late newsin brief   by UPI   Tito hoves-to meet with-Kennedy-this-fall-

4 Service Chiefs Back Ban Treaty   Air Force and Navy Concerned Over Russia’ Lead in ‘Bia Bombs’

Mrs. Ngo Nhu Critical Of Cabot Lodge  Former Ki inst Lady  fr... Wr.   Former First Lady On Way To Paris To Meet Publisher

Dirksen To Back Treaty  GOP Leader Praised For Bipartisanship  Prin Tiaod Bee Ment

PURE Patt Po                           hs Renblcnes Lauded ln Nuclear Treafy Fighi

‘Arm In Arm By The Front Door’  Mansfield Praises Dirksen For Bipartisan Pact Views

Scranton’s View   Republican Legislators Draft Bill to Embrace School Districting Plan

Texas-Bound, American-Owned Ship Strafed By Gunfire Off Cuba Coast

22a OM Miske — as  Planes Fire on American Ship  Owners Report Attack _ Occurs Off Cuban Coas

V essel Near Cuban Coast   No Casualties Reperted; Ship Damaged By Fire

U.S. Ship Strafed Oft Cuba   Registered  Under Foreign Flag; Captain Reports  No Casualties

AP WEE  CRACK AT ROTTOM OF RESERVOTR   Freed Hostages In Bolivia Tell Of Threats, Tension

$3.8 BILLION SOUGHT WITH NO TAX HIKE   Governor Asks More For Mental Health, Highways, Schools; Expects Bigger Return On. Present Taxes.

SEEKS RECORD 03.8 BILLION IN NEXT TWO YEARS   MAINTAINS TAX INCREASE WILL NOT BE NECESSARY

Senate Passes Nursing Home Bill; Young Views Industry-Tax Proposal

He still loves her  Wife convicted of plot to electrocute husband

Wife Faces Prison Term, Result of Electric Toothbrush Murder Plot

Historic Tests Ban Treaty s Now Effective   Proclamation by Kennedy Today

Test Ban:  Historic Treaty Goes Into Effect   Ceremonies in Capitals o:  Big Three Mark Event

Situation Is Uneasy In Syria   Twenty Rebels Executed By Firing Squads

Half-Dozen Amendments Approved   Senate Group Deletes Portion On Eminent Domair

Leadership Role Slated  For Varona   Long-Time Fighter Against Oppression Mav Assume Contro

Despite His Rejection of Top Post  Varona Is Strong Choice ban’-Exites’ Leade:

Negroes Clash with Police; 80 Arrested   Violence Flares in New Jersey Demonstration.

lestimony Links TFX, President   Zuckert Says McNamara Told Plan to JFK °-

British Labor Party Elects Leftist Harold Wilson To Succeed Gaitskell

Wilson, New Labor Chief, Offers Ideas   Would Withdraw From Nassau Agreemen: ‘Gracefully’ With Polaris Under NATO

After Release By Castro--Women Tell Of Hearing Russians  Test Missiles Near Cuba Prison

Say Underground Rock Quarry Used  Freed Cuba Prisoners Claim Missiles Tested

While Prisoners In Cuba   While Prisoners In Cuba  Heard Russ Test-Firing Missiles

Claim Russians Tested Missiles at Cuban Site   Save Quarry Is Test Site

GAZETTE INDEX   Former Prisoners Tell Of Blasts.... American Women Report Missile Tests In Cuba

2 U.S. Women Report  Heard Test-Fir ring Of Missiles While  In Cuban Prison

American Women Freed From Cuban Jails Say They Heard Russians Test-Fire Missiles

Two American Women Tell Of Hearing Soviets Test-Firing Missiles Near Havana

Heard Missile Tests in Cuba Women Report   Two Freed From Prison, Returned

‘They shook the prison bars’     Castro captives tell of Russian missile-iesting

Russ Heard Test Firing Missiles Outside Havana  Report Comes From Two American Women Releaced From Cuba

‘2 Freed U. S. Women Claim They Heard Russians Test Fire Missiles Near Havana

Heard Cuban Missile Tests, Say Refugees   They Weren’t Small Ones

Released By Castro (2s cesenennetenmemeemesaee  Women Say Reds Test  Missiles Near Havana

Two Released From Prison,  Flown To U.S.   Other Americans To Be Freed When Ransom Completed

Castro Releases Two Americans... .  Women Say Missile Shots Shook Prison

2 Freed American Prisoners Report Soviets Test-Firing Missiles in Cuba

Cubans Release Two American Women Unexpectedly  Prisoners Heard Russians Test-Fire Missile:

2 Women Releasec In Cuba Say Reds Test-Fired Missiles  Other Native-Born Americans Expected to Receive Fraadam

Missile Tests In Cuba Claimed   Former Prisoners Say ‘Firings’ Shook Jail Bars

2 American Women, Freec From Cuba, Claim Soviets Are Test-Firing Missiles

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2 Released From Cuba Tell of Tests   American Women Assert Russians Are Trying Out Missiles

Say Missiles Being Tested Near Havana   Heard By Two Freed Prisoners

Prisoners Report Hearing Missiles   American Women Tell Of Test Firings In Quarry Near Prison.

Missile Tests in Cuba Told by Freed Pai   U.S. Women Say Russ Rocket Firing Shook Prison Bars

Iwo Women Freed by Cuba Talk— Russians Test Fired Missiles Underground

‘They Shook Pris  Lf & Women Tell of Hearing Missiles  Test-Fired In Cuba

WELL, BACK. TO THE HASSLE. ON BROADACRES:  “No Official “Action.” Taken” Says ‘Hanilion

District 17 VFW and Ladies Auxiliary Will Hold Their Convention Here Sunday

ncreased Communications With Russic  Kennedy Spells Out U.S. Policy

U.S. Employs Soap Maker Approach—Don't Irritate   Fnvovs lostructed

Saranac Lake Gets Hearing on Railroad   Supervisor Mansion Makes Contacts For Special Hearing in Tri-Lake Area

Dominicans Rush Troops Up to Border   Situation Worsens Rapidly; Tank Assault Unit Ready

Troops Nearing Haitian Border  Dominicans Insist Actions Defensive

STOAKS & GORDON LEAD:  Swine Judging Winners Are Named at Co. Fair

Blames U.S. For Everything  Germany Is Top Issue,  Khrushchev Declares

On The Inside   Settling Problem Of Divided Germany Of Prime Importance-Khrushchev

Contends Washington Moves Are Intended to Divert Any Soviet Reprisals From U. S. ¢o Its Allies

‘ution Vital to Peace, He Says in Blast at U.S. ‘a e ‘hrushehev Insists German Problem Top World Issue

Nikita Issues War ning Uniting Germany Is Key To Solving All Problems

Khrushchev Sets Berlin Issue First  Takes Precedence tee a  rt 7   Takes Precedence Over Disarmament, Russian Warne

U.S. Blamed Again  Red Leader Sees Berlin Solution Vital For Peace

Berlin First, Khrushchev Insists   Throws His Weight Inta Italian Vote

' BLAMES U.S. FOR EVERYTHING GOING WRONG German, Berlin Settlement Must Be First, Khrushchev Say:

Khrushchev Push For Berlin Pact In Italian Paner   Blames U.S. for Cold War Tension on Eve of Italien Elections.

U.S. U.S. Blamed for All Troubles  Nikita Says Berlin Still Top Problem

Soviet Premier Blames Truce Delay On U. 5.  Claims Settlement   Claims Settlement Of Other Issues Would Follow Soon

‘Khrushchev Warns U.S.   ~ German Settlement Top Issue of Soviet  

Khrushchev Says Settlement Of German, Berlin Problems Must Come First   U. S. Soldiers Back To Thailand?

Germany Called No. 1 World Problem Khrushchey Pushes For Berlin Settlement

Khrushchev Blames U.S. for World's Ills   Peace Treaty With Germany ls First Aim   Take Russ Word

_ DbYS UCETMANY DIS rroolem  "Khrushchev Blames U.S. For Everything

K Rates Germany Top Issue   Other Matters Must Wait, Insists Premier

Flight Home Slated Today   U.S. Blamed Fer Everything Gene Wrong  r Sounds Like Broken Record In Intervie

Takes Precedence Over Disarmament— Khrushchev Says Berlin Tops In World Problems

Soviet Premier Discusses Cold War Issues ....  Berlin Settlement Tops Khrushchev's List

SETTLEMENT OF PROBLEM FIRST ISSUE IN WORLD  AGAIN BLAMES U. S,  FOR NOT ACCEPTING WORD OF RUSSIANS

Berlin Issue First, Nikita   Must Take Precedence Over Other Problems, Soviet Premier Warns

Don't Rock the Boat   BY KHRUSHC “HEY  a ae siemnemscemeemenaivemnenes  German Issue Given Priority

Khrushchey Cites Reich  Main Issue   Gives Interview To Italian Editor And Blames U. S,

Claims U.S. Cause U.S. Cause ot All Woes ot All Woes  — = ¥  Berlin Top Issue: Nikita

Precedence Over Disarmament, Other Issues —  Germany Settlement Comes First - Khrushchev

Settlement Of Germany Asked First   K Says It and Berlin Should Come Ahead  Of Disarmament

wows GERMANY PRIME PROBLEM +=  K Heaps Cold War Blameo on nU. Ss.

GERMANY IS MAIN ISSUEKHRUSHCHE\   Russion Uses Italian Election Propaganda Opportunity To Sound Off Against The United States.

Precedence to settlement in Germany   Berlin first, other questions to fall into place

AN EACLUSIVE UNE ERYILW  K Blames U.S. For Everything Going Wrong

Inside Today’s Times   THREATENS TO WITHDRAW N-TEST BAN OFFER  <hrushchev Blames U. S. For World Tensions

Solve German Issue First, Khrush Insists   Tells Newspapers U.S. To Blame for Troubles

Facilities To Be Shut  Chicago's Fifth Army Headquarters On List

A Funnel Cloud Near Storm Lake  Bolt Strikes Rembrandt Farm; New Front Expected

Soviets Say U.S. Creates Incidents On Berlin Autobahn; Demand End 

Soviets Say End Convoy Incidents —   Note Puts All Blame ~On Americans For Convoy Stoppages

Red Troop Removals  Far Short   Cuban Withdrawals Less Than Promised

10 ‘Walkers Arrested By  ‘Bama Police  Hikers Hauled To Jail After Crossing Line

~ 69ne Mere Minute To Change Your Mind’  ‘Freedom Marchers’ Arrested

Judge Affirms Dismissal of Mrs. Jane Case  Sharp Reverses Decision In Courthouse Job Dispute

In Courthouse Dispute  Reinstatement To Job  Reversed By Judge Shary

 He’ ll Watch on Television  Sir Winston Churchill Becomes First Honorary Citizen of U. S.

Briton Becomes Citizen Of U.S.  Honor Bestowed ne Churchill Is First  Civen In America

Sir Winston To Become First Honorary Citizen Of U.S. In Ceremonies Today

Churchill First So Honored Sir Winston Becomes Honorary U.S. Citizen

Honorary Citizen  axe ae x xe   Churchill Becomes Official American Today

Sir Winston Churchill Officially Becomes Honorary U.S. Citizen Today

Sir Winston Churchill Becomes First Honorary  Citizen Of U.S. Today   RELAY ABROAD

Winnie becomes one of us   Three former presidents can't attend ceremony

Churchill Gets First Honorary U.S. Citizenship  Sir Winston Unable Tr, Be Precent Today

Sir Winston Becomes- ~~  Yank Today   Honor Uniquein U.S. History

Final Vote Next Week on Levies,  Republicans’ Aim Some Dissatisfied But Few Sug gestions for Substitutes Are RAacla:s LIaad Paunmnt Vhaswerl ar:

Leaders Aim For Passage  By Next Week   Democratic Charges Of Haste, Abdication Of Powers Are Made

af40 £6 Wh OF O° 4S ———  Machinery To Seiect New Pontiff Starts Immediately

President Has Gay Christmas  Inspects Cattle.   Inspects Cattle, Delivers Flowers,  Sees His Kinfolk

Many Items On Schedule At LBJ Spread— President's Christmas  Gay, Busy Day At Ranch

‘Air Force Head Confirms Shut Down of Rome Base   Final Legislation

Begins Talks On Projected Nuclear Plan   French Minister Shows Interest In Numerous Details

Rusk Opens Policy Talks With Allies:  SEATO Group Parley Set In Paris Today

Rusk To Meet  French Leader   Secretary Gains Some Interest On Nuclear Force For Alliance

Rusk, Allies Begin Urgent  Asia Talks  Wins Flicker Of French Interest In NATO Project

Soviets Seek To Correct Farm Woes   Khrushchev, Experts Opening New Attack On Farming Failures

Khrush Sets  Meeting on  Farm Fiasco Big Push Seen  On Fertilizer, Irrication Plan’

Khrushchev Rallies Lieutenants  Reds Seek to Ease Agricultural Bind

All Ohio Parks To Stay Open   Historical Group Included By Rhodes

Withholding System Included   ‘ithholding System Included  House Still In Tax Bill) Hassle

lowaHouse Debates Tax Plan   Compromise Bill Has Income Tax Withholding Featur:

No Trace Found Of Lost Tanker  Coast Guard Planes Fly Over Vast Area

Miss Jean C. Desidoro and Gerard E. Humiston Wed at Saratoga Springs

HOME  EDITION     PRICE: SEVEN CENTS   Gunpowder TraceFound:  Threat Told

TIME GROWS SHORT State Legislators Split  Over Educational Issue

Syria and Iraq Seen Delaying Arab Federation   Political Unrest In Both Nations Also Perils Proposed Un. ion With Egypt.

House Kills Secrecy on Arrests  Measures to Prevent Gain From Position Are Advanced

Life’s End   HERBERT L. LARSON, 61,  WAS LIFELONG RESIDENT  OF FREDONIA TOWNSHIP Funeral Rites Set  ee

Life’s End   Life’s End  HERBERT L. LARSON, 61, WAS LIFELONG RESIDENT OF FREDONIA TOWNSHIP  Funeral Rites Set Saturday Afternoon  at > ee

Accident Report   6 die in fire including 5 members of one family

Five Are Members of Que Family = Six Perish As Flames Sweep Through Marinette County House

$240,000 Cash Paid: For Singer   Gang Of Seven Involved; FBI Handling Case

Gong Kept 19-Year-Old Singet Blindfolded for 54-Hour Orded!  ‘NO QUESTIONS ASKED’

After 54 hours Frank Sinatra Jr. released after father pays ransom

Sinatra Pays $240,000 For Release Of Son, 19, Abducted By Kidnappers Sunday Night From Lake Tahoe Motel

Sinatra Jr. Released OK  After Ransom   Father Says He Paid Out $240,000 To Get Youne Sincer Rack Safe   TALKED TO SON

Youth, Blindfolded 3 Days, Safe; Ransom Paid To Gang Of '7 Or 9:

Young Singer Not Harmed By Cantors   Father Says He Paid $240,000 to Get His Son Back Safely

Sinatra Jr. Says A Gang Kidnaped Him   Sr. Says He Paid  @G9IARAPARA D.......

19-Year-Old Singer Held Blindfolded. 54 Hours After Being Kidnaped at Gunpoint

Father Claims Abductors Paid $240,000 Ransom; Youth Returns ‘To Mother’s Home In Hollywood

Ransom Deal Made Over Phone   Found By Policeman Near His Mother’s House Early Today; Not Harmed

Castro Urges U.S. To Lift Cuba Embarga   Doesn’t Want Yankee Aid; Death Toll Set At 1,157

Fidel Asks U. S. to Lift Economic Embarao: Defiantly Refuses Help

‘Starvation, Flood Tolls Are Cited  Our Embargo On Shipping Adds Hardship

Castro Tell of Starvation ‘After Storm   "Hypocritical Help' Not Wanted, Only ‘Chanae of Policy'

ITension. Grips Several Cities —  Troopers Aim To Keep Outsiders Away From Racially Tense Danville, Virainia

MORE RIOTS FEARED  Virginia Police Seal Off Racially Tense Danville

Kirchhoff Tells Land Affected   1,084 County Farms Involved In Program

Grazing Deadline Nears in Wheat And Feed Grain Programs Says Clark

 First Bow as Lawyer  [RFK Ready to Appear In County-Unit Action

From $697,000 To $200,000  House Pulls Rug FromUnderPowell’s Expense Request

vieetSs With Uromynxo     Kennedy Prods Soviet On Troops in Cuba

AT HOUSE HEARING Press Spokesman Hits Any Bid To Check Newspaper Mergers

Epidemic Hits 26 Children Typhoid Closes Camp; ‘Manhunt’ for Carrier

Health Officials Speeding Search For “Carrier” To Check Epidemic

CARRIER SOUGHT IN FIVE STATES  Typhoid Epidemic Hits Camp In Pennsylvania

Calls Him Volunteer Worker Havs Savs Ohio Friend Took Trip, Paid His Way

Leave the driving to us Baby girl born on bus to dismay of fellow passenger:

Rescue Crews On South Plains Free Many Motorists Without Fatality

U.S. Wants Soviets To.  Talk Sense   Arms Negotiators Say Reds Demands  Are Too ‘One-Sided

Talk Sense on Disarmament, U.S. Tells Red:   Soviets Criticized for Asking One-Sided Concessions From  the West.

Lawyer Tells of Parole Payment  $10,000 Given to Mack Nations in HallP’s Of fice

Showed Sudden Wealth After Alleged Pay-Off —   Did $10,000 Buy  Woman's Parole?

Nations Shelled Out $4,000 After Alleged Payoff  eaectimanyu f amac   Testimony Comes During Second Day Of Trial At Wichita

State Money Bill Studied  Ohio Solons Ponde Cowen netla th. J. on

{Us Up To Lawnntkers  Ohio Money Bill Goes Inio Legislative Mill

Appropriations Bill Goes Before Legislators  Action Expected TT. bp. ff _ a tae   Action Expected To Be Completed By End of April

State Money Bil Studied  . $. 2 6 ee   Ohio Solons Ponder Governor's Budget

It's Up To Lawmakers  Ohio Money Bill Goes Into Legislative Mill

Your Income Tax-II  Its Important That Proper Form Be Used in Filing Tay

Lands On Highway  Three. Persons Killed In Small Plane Crash Near Chambersburg

3 Are Killed When Small Plane Crashes Off Road Into Field And Then Burns   YOUNG WIFE SAVED

Shot in Head      EUG Ob Abt  Body Taken From River Near Miles City Believed to Be Missing Billings Osteopath

ONOL in Tread hope on Ankl  Body Taken From River Near Miles City Believed to Be Missing Billings Osteopath

 Headquarters Here  Statewide Radio Network Planned by Highway Agenc,

[CALL AMBULANCE -BUT NO ASSISTANCE NEEDED IN CAR MISHAP  Report Damage Tataling $OS0

CALL AMBULANCE - BUT NO ASSISTANCE  NEEDED IN CAR MISHAP Report Damage

enens Pypes in italy Europe’s Great Freeze Blacks Out ‘Buekingham Palace, British Homes

Many Dead As Mercury Takes Dive   Sicily’s Palm Trees Covered By Heavy Snow

Buckingham Palace Dark, Rome Icy   Humans, Animals :  Cavaral Cauntriac   Humans, Animals In _ Several Countries Perish In The Cold

Youth Faces 3 Counts In Crime Wave   Suspect Is Shot During Episode In Area Store

- Story in the Sports Peach   Hondurans, Dominicans Lose Aid  U.S. Recalls Two Latin Missions

Two Latin States Lose Aid of U.S.  Military Coup:  _ Spark Action

U.S. Cancel: ‘All Aid to ‘Honduras   Withdrawing Missions Also From Dominieans; Relations Cut

Rusk Says U.S. Nof Planning Tests In Air   Still Seeking Pact With Reds

U.S. Plans No Further Air Shots Now: Rusk—  Soviets May Renew Nuclear Tests

FEAR RUSSIANS PLANNING MORE WEAPON TESTS   REDS RELUCTANT TO TALK ABOUT TEST BAN IDEAS

Russia i lay Conduct More Weap ins Tests  ‘US., Russie tea Discussion Daal Naw én Atmespheric Blasts

Rusk Says U.S. Has No Plans for More Air Tests   Soviets Reluctant To Discuss Ban On Testina Now

Couple Given $45,000 For Road Mishap  Hancock Petit Jur - Returns Finding Ir Chester Collision

Railway Clerks Strike Halted By Court Order   Federal Judge Sets June 6 Hearing on Permanent Writ

Avoid Charges Of Police Brutality Jackson Cops Use Trusties  To Handle Arrested Negroes

Negroes Plan Demonstration  eee 4 EE eh BBS © tec € Elsen 0 4 Soke com’?   Capitol Street Gool Of Jackson Marchers, Negro Leader Says

NAAC Planning Demonstrations In Jackson, Miss  Police Promise to

Vow Boost In Displays At Jacksor   Promise of Continued Arrests Not Awing Integrationists

Jackson Is Expecting New Activity   Leaders Plan To Step Up Demonstrations

On The Inside   Integrationists To Step Up Demonstrations At Jackson

New Incidents Expected In Jackson, Miss.   Negroes Plan New Demonstrations; Police Promise Instant Arrests   Negroes In North Begin ‘Assault On Racial Barriers

Mississippi Braces For New Difficulty With Integrationists  NAACP Leaders Map Plans;  Jackson Vows Swift Arractc

MINIMUM OF VIOLENCE  NAACP Defies Threats Of Arrests In Mississippi

More Integration Demonstrations  Planned at Jackson   Police Vow Instant Arrests

House Group  Okay's Rail Bill   LBJ Asserts Administration Program Deserves Support

Elizabeth Has Role In Scandal  If Macmillan Quits, She Can Appoint 

. Conser rvativ ves 5 Hold Majority —_  Queen Would Dick  Patt In British Shakeup

; Conservatives Hold Majority  Queen Would Pick Path In British Shakeup

Murder Mystery, With Trimmings, Unfolds In Indiana Town Of Warrerx

wr FS Fe Ss = oa ae ee elle a ee ee  Gov. Reynolds sees $25.6 million surplus

200 More FBI Agents Are Proposed   House Committee Okays Funds For Expansion

Christmas Star Now  In Orbit   Should Be Visible At Twilight in U. S. During Holiday Season

Satellite Orbit Achieved   ‘Christmas Star Should Be Visible Over The Holidavs

‘Christmas Satellite’ Will Glow   Balloon in Orbit; No Sighting Schedule Yet Available

Yule ‘Star’ Satellite Is Sighted  Should Be Visible At Twilight: NASA

A Christmas Star Satelite Goes Info Orbit Around Earth   Silvery Balloon May Be Seen at Dusk tor Many Years to Come.

LALENR CUMMIETS SULULDE af ‘ 4 = U.S. Army Serseant  Sells NSA Secrets

Codes, Other Vital Data Not Included   Sergeant Took Own Life When FBI Closed In, Defense Official Savs

PAID $40,000 BY SOVIETS U.S. Army Sergeant’s Suicide Linked To Sale Of Secrets

Troop Move By Britain; Isle Quieter   Greek, Turkish Action Posed Risk of More Serious Conflict

Assassin Feared Loose At South Bend; Woman Slain, Man Critically Wounded

Intended To Prevent Accidental War -  Aareement Reached On Hot Line

US, Reds Agree On ‘Hot Line   Specialists Settle All Details For Teletype Circuit

Emphasis on Food Soviets Approve Record Budget   Colleges, Hospitals to Get Funds  Scranton Signs ‘Non- Preferred’ Bills

Johnson Takes. Task of U   Murderer Killed An American Dream   Stunned Unbelief

Valechi Kept Under Guard At Army Post   Talkative Hoodlum Probably Will Stay At Fort Monmouth

Economic Progress, Cuban Defense  Talks Climax Final Costa Rica Meet

San Jose parley  C.A. leaders said to be delighted, disappointed

U.S. Aid Pledge Helps Climax Lain Meet  . Sey ae Payee   Alliance Program Seen Best Way To Stop Commies

Historic "Decfaratfon?  President Promises Stepped Up Help To Central America

US. Pledges — Central American Aid  Seven Nations Agree to Guard gett PsihaAw a hirano tices

OK Ways to Curb Fidel  Central America Pledged More Aid  At President Meet

Anti-Castro Steps Taken  At Sessions   New Measures To Curb Subversion From Cuba Mapped

Emphasis Put On Economic Development   New Measures Also Planned to Halt Flow of Men and Funds From Cuba.

6 Presidents Pleased With U.S. rogram   JFK Confers With Presidents in Closina Dav

Judge Orders Mental Test for Hebard  Youth Admits Reavy rse Over Fathor’ec Reath

Slayer To Get Mental Checkup  Judge Orders Test In Hebard Killings

iGness Includes Everything  ‘$20 Billion Moon Flight Biii \Estimate Puzzler For NASA

More Debate Faces Solons On Loan Bill   Recess Fails To Solve Differences; Session Nears End

Taxpayers Reminded To Enter “Tax Account” Numbers On Tax Returns

British, French convoys stopped  Convoy held on road to W. Berlin tor 36 hours

U.S. Reds Stand Firm On Rights  hd ok’   In Meantime Army Convoy Stays Blocked

French Resume Trip Over Autobahn Under Orders Not to Go Through Marienborn Checkpoint Unless Americans Allowed to Pass

Berlin Crisis  Building   Yank Attempt To Break Through Potiled hw Redc«

Plan Supply Line To ConvoyCrisis Looms  In Blockade   BERLIN (?.—Soviet officers held a French cons voy briefly on its way out of West Berlin today, then let it through, Allied officials reported.

Soviet Troops Keep Hold on Yank Convoy   Also Briefly Halt French And British

French Convoy  Passed   Reds in Berlin Halt It Briefly   Picture on Page 16

Soviet Roadblock Begins Second Day With American Troops Sitting Tight

Russian Troops Halt 10 French Vehicles Today  Kennedy Keeping In Close Touch

Supply Line Is Set Up By Army   Latest Incident is  Considered Serious

TRUCKS, WATER TANKERS READY FOR ASSISTANCE   EARLY MORNING TRY TO BREAK THROUGH HALTED BY RUSSIANS

Berlin Reds Prevent U.S. Convoy Escape; French Unit Delayed   NIKITA STEPPING ON JFK’S TOES  Road Block Held Red Move To Hurry East-West Treaty

Heading Towards  U. S. Group   French Ordered Not To Pass  Unless U. S. Convoy Gets Go Ahead

Showdown Looms As French Convoy Nears Checkpoint   Blockade Said  ‘Very Serious

French Convoy Halted Briefly At Checkpoint   10-Vehicle Unit on Way to Bottleneck

Russians Halt French Unit Also  Reds Block U.S.   Reds Block U.S. Breakthrough With Armed Men

BERLIN (®) — Soviet officers held a French convoy briefly on its way out of West Berlin today, then let it through, Allied officials reported.

Rusk Terms Russian Blockade ‘Serious  French Convoy Tries To Reach Trapped Americans   French Convoy Tries To Reach Trapped Americans

Americans Stand Fast  {In Germany   British Also Send Troop Convoy Out Onto Autobahn

French Face  Road Block   French Convoy Halted Enroute to Americans

French Convoy Stopped, OK'd By Soviet   U. S. Vehicles Bottled-Up At Marienborn

Supplies Ready For US Troops At Checkpoint   Convoy Held By Russians Since Mondev Mornina

Soviets let Allies go past block   American convoy remains bottled

44 Men Held by Russians Since Monday Morninc   Morale of Soldiers is Reported as High

f  THEN FREE FRENCHMEN   'French Refuse To Leave Vehicles; U.S. Sets Up Supply Line To Blockaded Men,

Military Convoy Held Second Day ai Soviet Checkpoint   Army Starts to Assemble Supply Line for 44 Men

ay To U. S. Con  French. Are Held Briefly   Supply Line Assembled  For Convoy

French, British Convoys Are Halted Briefly   State Department Claims Russian Blockade Serious

Trucks, Tankers  Set to Roll   Morale Reported High Among. Stranded Soldiers   (Picture on Page 15)

Index   o_«©7“<£ OR STATES PRACTICING DISCRIMINATION sess:  Rights Bill Plan Cites Aid Cut

MEMORIAL SERVICE URGED  Rumble From Bombing still Echoing in North

Final Ransom Ship To Sail  For Havana   Cargo Brings Total Payment To $49 Million

Jordanian, Israeli Troops:  Exchange Fire; One Killed   Related Story on Page 2

Ohio Dems Ask Rhodes Action  eetient 3 tid ascot   Hospital, Housing Measures Pushed

Okay Sleigh All The Way Air Defense To Chart . Santa’s Reindeer Ride

According To A Study Small Businessmen Will Be Most  Favored. Under JFK's Tax’ Program

 Still Seek Spending Cuts  Small Business Operators Would Reap Big Tax Gains

Benefits  for small business   Study shows proposed tax cut of $1.2 billion

Report Study Indicates Small Firms Would Benefit Most From Tax Program

JFK Tax Cut Proposals Would Ard Small Firms   Haven't Totaled Benefits

$1.2-Billion Cut Due—  Small Business To Benefit From JFK's Tax Plans

ee  CUTS WOULD TOTAL ABOUT $1.2 BILLION Small Business Favored In Tax Program

S-a 3us ness Wo. d Ge- 3 ¢ces™ ‘S- axe’ Fron.—ax Ci-s, Study S-ows

Tax Cut Plan To Aid Small Business Most  But Leaders Opposs i Re a   But Leaders Oppose Reforms, Press for Curtailed Spending

Gentler Critics   Gentier Critics Small Business Men Favor Tax Cut

Small Firms BigGainersin Tax Reduction  Their Cuts Would Total $1.2 Billion If Blan le Adanted

Small Business Would Gain Most In JFK Tax Plan   Reductions in This Category Would Amount to About $1.2 Billion.

Among Favored Beneficiaries Small Business Looks With Favor at Tax Cut

3-Day Talks Start   Business Aid?   Tax Cut Seen Helping Small Firms

IRAQI CROWD ROUTS STAFF OF EMBASSY   London: Building Seized By Group Of 300 Students

Students seize lradi embassy      Youths protest new Aref regime

. Everybody y's Diggin 4 ‘Couple Finds Valuable Coins ‘Buried In Crock Near Salem

2ND TREASURE HUNT IN OHIO Cache of Gold Coins Discoverea Under Barn on Pastor's Property

Inside The Times   Treasure Story Spurs Search  Crock Of Gold Unearthed By Ohio Minister

MORE BURIED TREASURE FOUND ae ED TREASURE FOUND  $655 In Gold Coins Unearthed In Salem

Senate Okay On Bill Sent To the House   Service Payrolls Would Be Upped Some 1.2 Billion

 Bill Returned to House  Senate Votes Big Pay Hike For Armed Forces Personnel

Military Pay Raises Get Senate O.K.   Bill Goes Back To House; Year*y Cost $1.2 Billion

Senate Passes Military Pay Bil kk & a a a a a woke kOe   Measure Increases Payrolls More Than $1.2 Billion

Military Pay Hike Voted By Senate  Unanimously Approved; Now Goes to House

Military Pay Boost Given Senate Okay   Increases Costing $1.2 Billion Passed In Unanimous Vote

Senate — Passes — Measure   Aimed To Make  ‘Careers “ Attractive’

Senators Unanimously Approve Raises ‘In Pay for Most Jobs in Armed Services

Military Pay Hike Approved   Bill Goes Into House For Final  Consideration

Bill Would Hike Payrolls $1.2 Billion   Measure Approved Unanimously 84-0; House Action Next

Senate Approves Increase in Pay For Servicemen  Plan Could Mean . ry ge   _Dlan Could. Megan  Raise in Payroll By $1.2 Billion

Servicemen’s Salary Boost Passed By Senators In Unanimous Ballot

Adds $1.2 Billion: To Payroll Senate Approves Pay Hikes For All Uniformed Services

Senate Approves Bill Raising Military Pay of Almost Everyone-Goes to House

Senate Passes Bill To Raise  Services Pay  $1.2 Billion Annual Increase Proposal — Goes Back To House

Reservists, Guardsmen  Are Includec   Only Lowest Ranks  Would Not Benefit

Service Pay Raise Voted By Senate  House Gels Bill  wD... ..?%....   House Gets Bill Boosting Payrolls Over $1.2 Billion

Two Northern Senators Warn Dixie States   May Lose Votes _ In Congress

‘SHOPKEEPER’S ROLE UNCLEAR   More Sit-Ins Seen Following Court Ruling

Increase In Sit-Ins Forecast   NAACP Lawyer Says Ruling As Important As One On Schools

Hail Ruling By Court As ‘Great’   ‘More Important Than Decision On School Bias’

Court's Ruling Will Bring Increase In Sits-ins by Nearo Demonstrators

High Court's Ruling Seen As Open Door  NAACP Official Says Sit-Ins Will Increase

Says Top NAACP Attorney; Can Businessman Discriminate?— Ruling Seen Increasing Negro Sit-In Activity; Individual Decision Near   Washinaton

Sit-Ins Expected To Grow   More Important Than Ruling Against School. Segregation   Mocdy Sees No Threat To NC Trespass Laws

Outlook Brightens At Tariff Parley  U. S. and Common Market Deleaates Virtually Aareed   N lew Demonstrations Forecast  Negroes Expect to Increase Sit-ins As Result of High Court's Decision

After Court's Ruling ‘(More Demonstrations  Now Expected In South

Strong Drive For State Retail Sales Tax Grows In Legislative Parleys

Warren Under Heavy Guard During Talk At Georgia Tech’s Observance

Development Lags  - Chief Justice, Told by: Georgians -He Is Unwanted, Talks Anyway

Warren Says Law Not Kept. up with Times  Impeachment Signs on Atlanta Property Greet Chief Inetice

World Must Improve Law. Warren Says   U.S. Chief Justice Speaks In Atlanta; Under Heavy Guard

Law Lags, South Told By Warren   Visit by Chief Justice To Atlanta Causes Hostile Display

World ts Lagging in Efforts to Improve lis System of Law   Science Surging Ahead But Only Crisis Spurs New Look at the Laws.

Chief Justice Is Speaker at Georgia Tech   Lags in Profession Of Law Emphasized

Georgia Tech’s 75th Anniversary tees  Law Lags Behind Science,     Technology, Warren Says

Hughes for Debates by Candidates  ‘Good for State’; Calls Hultman Able Candidate

Sen. Cooper Predicts est Pact Passage  Ky. Republican  Plans to Support ~ Limited Treaty

Sino-Soviet Talks End In Failure   Collapse Leaves Red World Split into Ideological Camps

No Casualties Reporied     U.S. Patrol Exchanges Fire with North Korean Reds

US. Patro! Trades Fire With Commies   N. Korea Reds Engaged Neer Groat Ambuch Site  4

Army Patrol, North Koreans Exchange Fire   No Casualties Reported From Latest Skirmish

Allen-Scott Report Kennedy Might Intervene To Stop Venezuelan Coup

U.S. Seeks To Break 4-Day Deadlock With European Common Market Nation:

LARGE TURNOUT IN DEFEAT OF KENNEDY'S BILL   ILLINOIS FARMERS CAST MAJORITY NO; SOME CHALLENGES

LOP-SIDED "NO" VOTE IN ELLINOIS   Farm Bureau Leaders Hail Defeat of Acreage Cuts and Two Prices On Wheat.

"NO” VOTE IN ILLINOIS   Farm Bureau Leaders Hail Defeat of Acreage Cuts and Two Price: On Wheat.

Budget-Tax Bill May Be Revived   Assembly Is Expected to Vote On Reconsideration Sometime Tuesday

Negroes Plan Beach Marches  Wilmington Picked As The Target For  Integrationists

De Gaulle Hit for Ingrafitude   Italy, Britain Agree on Plans for Unity   Related Stories, Page 3

List Funeral Service For  Local Banker   Tloward Jolimstou Rites Conducted Friday Morning

Reynolds Talks Of Compromise On State Taxes  Refuses to Detail   Refuses to Detail On How Far He Is Prepared to Go

Reynolds Says: He'll Compromise On Taxes, Won‘t Say How Much   Senate OKs Redistricting Bill, Plans Week's Recess

jou rvi ve + Wo WOKS in : below old  Young Pilot, Eskimo Boy Travel 60 Miles to Bring Aid to Six Downed in Arctic

Taylor, Burton, Fisher Fringe Benefits Dispute Holds Up  Divorce Bargaining

Health Merger Drive Unlikely   However, Bellmon Still Favors Idea

rouse sfill split: 2U-2U  Is unorganized legislature a legally convened one?

Maryland Patrolman Is Victim   Prince Georges Co Man Shot; Arrest Made Last Night

News of Wisconsin  UW Can't Curtail Enrollments For Lack of Money — Thompson   Bids for Demo Pest

River Boat  Fire Kills 18 Off Argentina  Rescuers Pull 370 From Water Near Buenos Aire:

Hundreds Saved As Boat Sinks   Overnight Cruiser Catches Fire And Burns On River

Save 400  from boat   Montevideo-Buenos Aires ferry erupts in fire

Passengers And Crewmen  Leap Off Boat   Survivors Picked From Argentine River By 2 Ships

Boat Burns, Sinks; Most Are Saved  421 Dive Into   421 Dive Into Fog-Shrouded Water

420 Leap Of Burning Ship in Argentina   Réport 370 Saved by Disaster Crews in River Plate Gulf

Exact Death Toll Unknown Argentine River Boat Afire. Over 400 Jump Into Water

421 Aboard  Argentine River Boat Is Swept By Fire; Score Unaccounted For

Flames Force 42 Persons Into Water   Fog Complicates Rescue; Craft Still Afloat

41 On Board As Boat Sinks   Original Estimate Was That 200 May Have Been Drowned

Fire Sweeps River Boat Near Buenos Aires Carrying 421  Communications Are Difficult But Think All But 20 Are Saved

MANY DEAD IN ARGENTINE DISASTER   Overnight Boat From Montevideo To Buenos Aires Bursts Inta Flames With 421 Aboard.

400 Saved in Boat Accident   . Overnight Ship Burns, Sinks in Argentine River

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Neutrals Ready Compromise or Test Inspectior  Eight Nations Expect ad ta Offer New Pro   Eight Nations Expect ed to Offer New Pro posal at Geneva Par lev Next Week.

Negro’s Car Hit By Paint  Pana om Bypakan   Peace Broken At Delmar

Japan Protests Rocket Testing  Reserve Right to See Rn... ff. 2 mm =: -

Young Expectant Mother Beaten, Raped And Dumped In Field; Two Men Arrested

Cuban Trip Hearings End   Violence Erupts For Second Day   SUG EDGE SECEREe CueeEet, FAid.     150 Students Invade Office Of Mayor

CLASH WITH POLICE Beatniks Again Break Up  Hearings On Cuban Travel

Students Disrupt reeraye th  Beatnik- Type Set   Beatnik-Type Screamers lam Cuban Trip Probers

State Highway Dept. Workers Get Pay Hike   Goy. Harrison Cites Turnover

‘louse adopts state withholding plan as feature of revised tax legislation

Disgruntled Valachi Lifts Underworld Lid   Wil Give More Details Tomorrove on Sersive to Crime Oreanization

‘COUNTESS’ TELLS OF PLOT ROLE   Ex-lke lnterpeeter, Captain Quizzed Anew on Plan to Kill de Gaulle

) Rail Unions Tell Strategy  Plan Court Attack On Board’s Ruling

Rail Unions Set Fight In Job Ruling   > Bare Strategy For Court Attack On Federal Action

Why can Trieste dive deeper? Navy explains bathyscaph is no ordinary submarine

National, World Problems New Leader of U.S. Speaks to Congress, People Wednesday

Groundwork Of Foreign Policy Eyed  Agree To Huddle With LBJ In ‘64

Scheduled to Work On Speech for Joint Session of Conaress   New Chief Executive, Foreiqn Leaders Talk

into Famed PF lal Offic  Johnson To Meet De Gaulle, Home In 1964

Seen Urging Support For JFK’s Plans.   Civil Rights And Tax Cut Measures Get Top Priority

New President Prepares First Message To Conaress...GOP Scans New Political Picture

President Plans Major Policy Speech Wednesday  JOHNSON MOVES TO WHITE HOUSE

Urges Push For Rights, Tax Cut Biks   Meets World Leaders: Asks Bi-Partisan Suppor

New President Works on First Congress Speech   Address to Nation Slated Wednesday; Outline of His Policies Expected.

Meets  World Leaders   DY oTewart Mensiey  WASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson met a succession of key world leaders and spokesman today to lay the groundwork of his foreign policy.

Congress Address  Slated Tomorrow   Tax Cut High on List; Meets With Foreign Representatives

Top World Leaders Meet LBJ   De Gaulle Will Return Next Year; Briefly Discuss Key Problems

 of ‘The Man And The Myth  Has JFK Started U.S. Moving Again? To Where?   By VICTOR LASKY (Copyright, 1963, by Victor Lasky) N. American Newspaper Alliance

‘Final of “The Man And The  Has JFK Started U S. Moving Aaain? To Where:

Terwilliger Is Potentate Of Algeria Shrine Temple   Appointive Officers

Judge Refuses to Ban Huntington Cafe Sit-ins   aclé comments at restaurant ewrer Roho Onecacnherrc.

Budget Report By Committee Believed Near  08 ON One, © ace Vln Fie   Head Of House Group Says Work On Compromise Plan Almost Complete

both im the ring and in the crowd nearby before a dozen police could restore order.

Altoona to Lose Seat ‘Four Counties Holding Up ‘House Redistricting Plans

Fayelle County Will Lose One Assemblyman Under New Districting Program

Advocates Oil Blockade aoa tes  aockade  Nixon Blasts JFK For Not (Using Planes at Bay of Pies

Nixon Asks Stronger  Cuban Acts   Criticizes JFK for Lack Of Air Cover in 1961; Advocates Oil Blockade

fe VaAVN FF Gat € VER tte  Nixon Rakes JFK For Bay Of Pias Fiascc

Says Air Cover Should Have Been Provided Nixon Slams Kennedy On Invasion of Cuba

‘Revives Issue of Air Cover  Nixon Blasts Kennedy On Bay of Pigs Fiasco

Nixon Hits JFK For Cuba Policy  Ex-Veep Advocates Oil Shipment Curbs

In Abortive ral Cuban Invasion . Nixon Hits New Frontier For Lack of Air Cover

Nixon Attacks Kennedy Administration For Lack of Air Cover in Cuban Fiasco

Lack of Air  Cover i in Cuba Hit by Nixon  . ioe are ee Dhoveet wear   Kennedy Regime Rapped for Failing To Act in Invasion

Nixon Blasts at Administration On Cuba Invasior   Hits Lack of Air Cover for Invaders

Kennedy Criticized  Nixon Says Ike Would Have Given Invaders Air Cover

URGES CUBA QUARANTINE JEK Erred On Invasion  Air Cover. Nixon Avers

Nixon Hits Lack Of Air Cover At Bay of Pigs   Former Vice President Advocates UV. S$. Oil Blockade of Cuba

Nixon Assails Kennedy For Failure To Give Air Cover In Cuba Invasion

BEULAH BLOWING STRONG        <n ee tt AAS Se SSS  Forecasters Concerned

Bigger Than Arlene—  Tropical Storm Beulah Is Cause of Grave Concern

Adjournment Possible Friday   Senate Rejects New Cuts In Foreign Aid

JUNIOR HIGH COMPLETED   Move toward final vote today  Senate debates aid

Solons Turn Down New Cut in Aid   Final Vote Scheduled Later Today; Congress Scheduled to Adjourn

Measure Heads For Final Vote At $33 Billion   Bill Still Must Go to Joint Conference Committee for Compromise.

Claiming processors boycott NFO creameries plan to dump  40.000 lbs. of milk in river

N.Y. STOCKS   Details on Page 25   BEING SMART S A INT OF THINGS!

Glenn Scores Big Hit In Japan  x * & * x oo * * * xk x * *   Nipponese Compare Visit With Red Cosmonaut’s

2%. Day Visit Boosts U.S.  Candid Glenn Wows Them in Japan  KENNETH IgHIL

John Glenn  Kinds Visit  To Japan Trip Did Much  To Counteract Rad Publicity

fo See frend Of tivents  Senate Leaders Decide To Hold Up On New Work Rule:

Senate Eyes Formal Plea for Extensior   Rep. Harris Asks for More Time to Find Solution

SEEK 30-DAY WORK RULES DELAY   Request Made To President Of Railroad Assn.   Within 24 Hours Sought By Chairman Of House Com. merce Committee

Mansfield, _ Dirksen Wait  Solons Won’t Ask Rails To Delay Work Changes

More Time Sought by Congress   Seeks 30 Days To Study Row, Draft Legislation

Senate Won't As Rails To Hold Up Work Rules   Leaders Say They Want To ‘See The Trend Of Events’

Senate waits trend of events  Request to railroads to delay new rules held off

Senate Leaders to Hold Off Request On Railroad Delay   Repors Indicata a New Baley Will Hold GH Suis l&e Meath,

Senate leaders decide to hold up rail request   Postpone formal resolution asking a delay in posting new rules: House chairman acts

1 To Allow Congress Time to Enact Legislation—   Asks Railroads to Delay Work Rules

PANEL HEAD ASKS 30-DAY EXTENSION   Reported Unions Are Opposed To Handling By ICC

1,000 PATRONS STAY FOR LAST WIGGLE Curtain Falls on Last Burlesque House

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On Inside Pages       Bumpy Era Ends in San Francisco . . .  Burlesque Grinds to Halt

American Producers Want In on Big Iron Curtain Market  U.S., Russia May Begin Trade Deals

An Assoc ss News Analysis  Girplos US W heat Might Be Trade Bait With The Russians

Result of Canadian Purchase — U.S. May Increase Farn  Trade With Soviet Bloc

 In Ag ricultural Goods IU. S. Apparently Headed Toward More \Liberal Trade Relations With Russia

U.S. Studies New Farm Trade Views Toward Soviet Bloc   Russion Oller to Buy Surplus Crops Might Now Be Accantable.

A News Analysis U.S.- Soviet Agricultural Trade Relations May Be Liberalized

Depends On Russian Leaders  U.S. Seen Near Liberal Trade With Soviet Bloc

US. Eyes Trade With Red Bloe   Government May Relax Policy On Farm Products

Where To Find  An AP News Analysis  Is United States On Verge Of Better Trade With Reds:

Space Chief Webb Closes Door On Anv More U.S. Mercury Seace Shots

Mercury Program  Ended   NASA Halts One-Mar Orbital Shots, Steps Up Project Gemini

Mercury Space Shot Program  Ts Concluded   NASA to Proceed With Two-Man Gemini Flieht

Mercury : Is Finished;  Gemini Next  Astronauts’ Pleas Are Reiected

U. S.. ‘TO ‘CONCENTRATE .ON GEMINI ;  Door Glosed On More Mercury Space Shots

Criminologist Gives Opinion On Racial Feud  Californian Save   Californian Says Crisis Is Test of Democratic System

a a ee es Se  Current Integration Crisis Is Seen as” Deeper Than Just Accepting Negroes

‘Negro Crime Abortive Fruit Of Our Failure’  Criminologist Offers View On Racial Crisis

Current Integration Crisis Is Seen as Deeper: Than Just Accepting Negroes

Negro Group Demonstrates For Mayor  Danville, Va. Police Arract 4 MAnechorc:   Danville, Va. Police Arrest 6 Marchers; Plans Are Indefinite

Jackie Visited By Caroline, John Jr., JFK   President, First —~ Lady Cheered By Children’s Actions

President, First Lady Cheered Up By Antics Of Caroline, John, Jr.

Jackie Said Much Bette: » After Visit   President's Son Draws Laughter From Newsmen

JOHN’S QUIP PROMPTS LAUGHTER  Kennedy Children Visit Their Mother

Gem From Little John, Flowers From Caroline  Puts Glow in Darkness

[Two Kennedy Children See Mother for First Time at Otis Hospital  John Jr.'s Fixation With Camera Flashbulbs: Makes His Dad Laugh

After Tragedy . Jackie's Children In Visit To Mother To Provide Comfort

Two. Parts For Budget Message   Governor Says First to Be Given To State Leaislature Wednesday

Wide-Range Plans Urged By President   Special Message Asks Congrces lat $31.35 Million

Kennedy Offers $31.35 Million Program To Combat Problem Of Mentally Ill

$31.35 Million Cost in First Year Outlined   Community Centers Included in Plans

Mental Health  New Program Urged   JFK in Special Message To Conaréss

HE WALKS PAST EUROPEAN CUSTOM   25!'.55 MILLION COST  JFK Urges New Program to Free Mental Patients

Mental Health Strides Urged by Kennedy Cost $31 Million First Year

Know Your Town series   Tide schedule   Mental health funds sought

Kennedy Program Would Cost $31.35 Million in Ist Year; Aimed to Cut Retardation Roll

Useful life for retarded goal is set   Eventually would lighten tragic toll across the nation

$31 Million Also Would Batile RetardationKennedy Urges Huge Mental Health Plan

Nationwide Mental Health Program Asked by JFK in Special Messaae

Cost: $31 Million   President Offers Bold, New Mental Health Plan

Wants U.S. In Mental Health Field   Kennedy Asks Congress To Approve New Programs

Message Is First On Subject  $31.35 Million Is ‘Urged First Year

KENNEDY ASKS FUND TO CURB MENTAL ILLS   President Urges ‘Bold Pro gram’ to Combat Mind Retardation   HEALTH CENTERS   Proposes Pre-Natal Care for Mothers-to-Be; Trained Personnel

Salinger, Too? JFK TellsMarines To Takea Hike   Number of Patients   Jays Fiall WOUIT REGUCE Number of Pallen  Kennedy Urges Sweeping Mental Health Programs

Kennedy Sends Special Message — Urges Bold Program For Mental Patients

Program Asks $31.35 Million for First Year   Kennedy Message First of its Kind by Any President

PREVENTATIVE MEASURES SOUGHT   First Special Message Of Kind Given Congress  PRESIDENT   Says Program Will Cost $31.35 Millions First Year Of Operation

JFK URGES BOLD NEW MENTAL HEALTH PLANS   SEVERAL PROGRAMS   Mac Says Missiles No Menace   Canada Crisis Moves Near Heated Climax

RETURN MENTALLY ILL TO HEALTH   $31.35 Million Program Urged by JFK

K. enned: ly ai      “New: Community Centers. Would Rattle: Retardation

Bold new programs proposed  Kennedy urges congress to pass mental health bills

Network of clinics  is urged   Would lighten toll, President predicts

First Message Of Kind Ever Sent To Congress   President Calls For Action On Mental Health; Plans Four New Bills

Salinger, Toor JFK Tells Marines To Takea Hike   Number of Patients      Kennedy Urges Sweeping Mental Health Proerams

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Kennedy Proposes Bold New Program To Aid Mental Patients

Help Sought In Proposal To Congress   Program Offered To Aid Thousands Now Hospitalized

Party Fetes Anniversary - OF JFK’s 1960 Victor   $1,000-a-Plite Dinnes Precedes Star-Packed Entertainment

Western Summit Session Planned Early Next Year   Believe Russians Will Avoid Pravocations for Some Time

W.Germany WouldBuild Bigger Subs  _ Expected To Ask  Allies To Ease

Peace Chances Between Syria And Iraq Dim   Violence During IlI-Fated Coup Deteriorates Treaty

Preposterous Prevarication Pleases  Pleasant Potentates Preparing Prizes

Khrushchev Tells Women:  Next Battle Will Be  War of Extermination

Worst In Century  Food And Fuel Shortages Plaque Europe Due To Severe Weather

RESULT OF BAD WEATHER  Shortages Of Food Fuel Growing More Critical   Fly Mercy Mission

Sun Welcomed As Another Icy Front Expected   State Highways Still Hazardous

New Constitution — Wins Approval of Voters in Michigan  Proposal Carried in Spite of  Damaerntc’ I pa laces Praman'hinax

Romney’s Political Star Rises:   Victory For All People, Says Happy Governor

Romney Gets Narrow Edge In Vote Test   New Constitution ‘Adopted, Governor Prestige Boosted

Candidate for City Mayoralty Basis of Issue  Minority Party Objects   Minority Party Objects to Submission of Name After Deadline Expires.

State School Aid System Is Criticized by Anderson   Traffic Fatalities   Senate Action Repeals Obsolete Laws

 From Governor Anderson — [Present Setup Of State Aid To \Schools Draws Sharp Criticism

—SLOWING DOWN U.S. ECONOMY= Halt Agencies’ Power Grab, Congress Urged

Air Force Units To Be Cut In Europe   Reduced Staffs Likely For All Overseas Bases

U.S. To Maintain German Forces,  Reduce Other European Base Staffs

Pope Sets Trip For Jan. 4-6   Historic Meeting With Leaders Of Orthodoxy Seen

Pope Paul Trip Plans Stir Plea For Unity Parley  Pontiff To Start Three-Day Tour Of Sites Jan. 4

Head of Orthodox Church in Is‘tanbul Urges Meeting of Leaders of All Major Religions Then

Jan. 4-6 dates announced  Pope Paul VI to leave on historic Holy Land visit

Pope Sets Holy Land Visit Date   Plans Meeting With Orthodox Leaders; Plans Masses There

DATES SET FOR HISTORIC TRIP Pope FliestoHoly Land Jan.4,ReturnsonJan.6

Se en ae ees OE  ~ Pope Pla Plans Busy Schedule On His Trip To Holy Land

SUMMIT OF RELIGIONS PROPOSED   Orthodox Patriarch Suggests Meeting Of Christian Leaders During Pope’s Flying Visit To Jerusalem.

Religious Summit’ Meet Urged   Pope's Holy Land Visit Proposed as  Occasion for Talk

Pope Paul Plans Trip Jan. 4-6   Pontiff to Fly to Holy Land; Meeting of Leaders Urged

Says Time, Cash Loss Runs High   Mercury Official Vows Tight Rules For Future Projects

Reduction in Aid Urged to Improve Imaae of U.S. in South Viet Nam

Economics professor advocates  If total benefits would exceed total paving costs

Idea Voiced At Meeting On Highway   Charge for Use Of Road Seen as Financing Method

Publisher in German Crisis Ordered Freed  Held on Suspicion Of Treason but Was   Held on Suspicion Of Treason but Was Not Brought to Trial

Big City Hails Cooper   Millions Welcome ‘Greatest Astronaut’ In Tickertape Parade

Storm-Swept Town Declared Disaster Area  Damage In Glassport - Estimated At More Than $2.2 Million

‘ Even Original Name Is Gone Today  ‘Few Battle Scars Left in Stalingrad

Stalingrad Fell 20 Years Ago  a. espondent Recalls   Correspondent Recalls Surrender of Germans

Hitler's Forces Surrendered In Ruins Of Stalingrad Just 20 Years Aco Today

Stalingrad Fell 20 Years Ago   Correspondent Recalls Surrender of Germans

War's Turning Point; Victory for the Soviets  Correspondent Recalls Last Days in Battle of Stalingrad

Today Is 20th Anniversary Of Nazi Defeat In Russia   Rv EDDY GILMORE

 War Correspondent Returns  ‘A Look at the U.S.S.R..  Memories of Stalingrad   Ry EDDY GILMORE

STALINGRAD WAS FIRST BIG DEFEAT OF AXIS POWERS  20 Years Ago, War Tide Turned

OUTRUNS DEMAND    GREATEST GERMAN DEFEAT 20 YEARS AGO—  ‘Correspondent Returns to Stalingrad, Recalls 1943 Scen   Rv EDDY GILMORE

Great Turning Point of World War lIl....  Parks Now Hide Stalingrad’s Battlefields

Bloodstained Stalingrad Lost  In Shady Parks Of Volgograd   By EDDY GILMORE

Parliament Opens Debate Over Scandal   Labor Party Leader Charges Evidence Of ‘Sordid Under. world Network.’

Despite Contidence Vote .. . -Macmillan: Expected  Jo Quit After All

Foreign Aid Examining Committee Hands JFK a Contused, Contradictory Report

Two Paroled in Manslaughter Guilty Pleas   From Cowboy to Courtroom by Flick of Doa's Ear   This Mongrel Has Remote TV Control

Nabbed at Sigourney Young Soldier Charged i in Slaying of Omaha Cabbie

Youth admits killing cabbie from Omaha   Body is found near Bluffs, shot twice in the head

Questioned About Port      30,000 An Hour Pass Pope — Figure Could Hit 2 Million

Kansas City: ~~  Ouster of Police Chief Is Advised   Recommendation Made By Atty. Gen. Fereuson

NAN B44 BPE4ABE4ES WIR L4BSV SA 424A SBY SPS +BSBORYNZAN SII A     Fires Damage Buildings in Downtown Pittsburgh

Leaf Growers Are Urged To Accept Cuts   Surplus Said Cause Of Woes

Common Cold Easy to Get, But Very Hard to Overcome   By BARNEY SEIBERT  et ee Mew leew ws nl

County Township Officials Oppose New. Constitution:   ‘Regard Possible Provisions as Dangerous;:'May Mean Revival of Privileces

Goldwater Raps ‘Alliance’ Plan  GOP Senator Sacks Juntas Opposing ‘Communist Curse’

Levee Sandbagged —  Flood Situation Critical In Beaumont, Tex. Suburb

SITUATION CRITICAL . Rising Waters Threaten. To Top Port Acres Levee   Gasoline Tank Explosion In Burkburnett Hurts Two

Stuation Uritical,  Rising Waters Threatening Hundreds Of Texas Home:

To Guard Against Sneak Attack   Canada Agrees To  Install ‘A’ Missiles

Cooper Flight Still On   Weather Might Delay 22-orbit Shot Tomorrow; ‘Countdown’ Sterts

Morning Cloudiness Over Cape Canaver. al Could Delay Sho  on Tuesday.

Scientists Are Working Confidently  NASA Hopefal Skies Will Clear

Cooper Set for Tuesday Orbit Launch   Weather Threats Eyed; First Part of Countdown OK

Cooper Takeoff Set Between 9 and 11:30 a.m.   Second Countdowr Likely To Begin After Midnight

Collecting Dirt Hard Job for Girl   Some States Too Busy to Contribute Samples of Soil

Gets Varied Responses Loe Collecting. Dirt From . Big Cities Tough For Girl

On Jeff Schedule: hedule:  11 11 Martinsville High Athletes Suspended

State Troopers Enforcing O  Teachers and Students Are Turned Back From School Wallace Closed

Officers Seek Solution to  Murder Case   Retired Businessman Found Shot: Son Goes ta Jail

Teen-Agers Wild, Destructive Path Leaves Trooper, Sheriff Deputy Dead

Two Boys Murder Officer Kill Deputy In Crackup, Wound Third In Wild Ride

Patrolman, Deputy Sheriff Killed by Two Teen-Agers   One Dies in Automobile Crash: Young Killers, in Hoepttal, Face Charges,

2 Officers Die In Teen Spree   California Youths Face Murder Charges

Two Youths Face Murder Charges In California  ‘Crummy Pair’ Hurt Croching Raadhta-bL

Inch Of Rain Falls   Deputy, CHP’er Dead  Murder Charae on 2 Teens

2 Left Dead In Wild Drive Of 2 Youths   Patrolman Slain, Deputy Killed, Mar Shot in California

Two California Teen - Agers Slay Patrolman  Boys Nabbed After Causing Accident Fatal to Deputy

Probe Told TFX Plane ‘Versatile’  Can Do All Jobs Performed By Six WwW Il Crafts

Former Cannon Commander Says TFX Ic One OF World's Greatest Planes

aga. Qa ——EeE————  AF Officer Says TX Does All Jobs Cheaper   Robyn Beaver Wins  Miss Snyder Crown

With Area Coordinator      Public Invited To Civil Defense Meetina Toniah!

After 1] Convicted Calif. Police Protect Jurors From Muslim ‘Intimidations’

Lodge, Diem Meeting May Spark Row   Actions Denounced As Saigon Regime Combats Buddhists

Ambassador Blasts Diem, Resigns Post   Lodge In Saigon To Put Weight Behind Protest

Clash Seen.   Strong Words Expected When Lodge Meet s With. Viet President

Diem Army Raids Centers Of Religion  Diplomatic Clas! Between Allies Seen Imminent

Over Diem’s Opponents  Viet Nam Regime Appears Headed Toward U.S. Clash

Envoy To U.S. Resigns Post   Showdown Meet Ex pected As Lodge Arrives In Saison To Meet Diem

Government Seems Bent On Policies   Ambassador, Wife, And Foreign Minister Resian In Protest -

Lodge Arrives To Take Over Envoy Duties   Diem’s Ambassador To U.S., Wife Quit, Buddhist Attack Hit

Disarmament on Shelf   GREAT LAKES SHIPPING TO BE LATE, DIFFICUL'

Today’s Chuckle   Daddy Turns inté Groucl   Kicking the Smoking Habit Not Easy

State dchools:  Regents Try to  Recover Funds $72.4 Million Budget   $72.4 Million Budget Includes Wichita U.

Warning Also Up For Cuba   Guantanamo Base Set For Blow: Vinds Matntain 140-MIPH Pace

Marlow heport Medicine Of Mercy Used By Pope John In Trying To Heal Ills Of The World

Pope Favored Mercy Over Severity  Doubtful If Any Other Created As

Secret Conclave Will Name Pope   Pope John Given Worldwide  Respect in Quest of Peace

Pope Expires ‘Religiously’   Related Stories, Pictures, Pages 3 and 4   Extended Good Will To Non-Catholics  Pope Sought Peace With Mercy

LEFT VICTIM IN WASHINGTON CITY BUILDING   Scene Of Killing Is Only Short Distance From Nation’s Capitol   STOLEN GUN WAS “FIRED IN PANIC”

Quints Grow Stronger;  Three Ready to Switch  To Milk Formula Diet

Three Ohio Men Killed In Sandusky Plane Crash   Progress Report Given on Wafer System Expansion

VOTING GAINS CITED  Italian Reds Make Cabinet Post Bid   Trend To Left Seen

Carlino's Bank, Mahoney's Insurance Connections Discussed by N. Y. Paper

Khrushchev in Berlin, Visits Wall:  Brandt Declines Invitation to Parley

Berlin Wall Is Visited By Khrush  Brandt Rejects His Invitation .

Rejects Bid Reluctantly. -Blaniing Pressure by Political. Group °2°

SE De Be Be  ONO EF £EVEt WW Ads FV Eoti™ Brandt Rejects Nikita Talk Bid

K Extends Invitation  To Brandt   Christian Demoerat Pressure Forees Mayor To Decline

‘No Says Brandt To Khrushchev   Party Pressure Puts Halt To Conference “Over City Issues

Wily Brandt Rejects K’s Invitation   Premier Spends 15 Minutes At Berlin Wall

Brandt Refuses Invitation For Talk With Khrushchev      Picture, Pg.

DIV ACJCUI CY  Khrushchev Visits Berlin's Wall, Asks Brandt To Talks

Premier Visits Berlin Wall  Nik’s Bid for Talks Spurned by Brandt

ATR WARMER SDOWEMIE  “Rash of Wi Wife- Swapping Irks Post Office

Fire Crew Saves Victim of Ordeal   Police Probe Racial Haired - Theory in Walnut Attack

Labor dep’t. points out Recent steel price hikes les:  than after World War Il

Shaky Birmingham Truce May Break Down Before Racial Crisis is Settled

Lull May End Before Groups Get Together   Negro Leadership Apparently Biggest Settlement Problem

Truce Collapse In Birmingham ls Threatened Negro Leaders Hope scout  a le mer

Police Seem  In Control Of Situation   Some 2,200 Negroes Have Been Arrested For Demonstrations

MARKET NEWS   New York Stocks. Néon Quofaltons fran J. A. Hoéle & Ca

New York Stocks. Noon Quotations from.J, A. Hoale & Co   Livestock

New Move To Isolate Red Nation   Puts Cuba in Same Category As Red China

Committee Resumes Work  Settlement Uncertain In Birmingham Crisis

Settlement Still Not Worked Out   Negro Leaders Optimistic But Not Officials

Final Birmingham Solution Uncertain, Officials Insist   CONNOR SAT:

Prospects For Settling Birmingham Turmoil Uncertain; Hope Is Voiced

King Says All Settled But Few Details  But City Officials _ m Agreemen t ya or

Birmingham Situation Brightens   Demonstrators Reported Being Released from Jail; Negotiations Continuing

Agreement Near On Race Problem Of Steel City  Dronnina of Charaes

Expect Bulk of Demonstrators Being Held in Jail Would Be Released Today

-IT’S ON AGAIN, OFF AGATN— B irmingham Officials Disavow Settlement

Fension in birmingham: inal Settlement Is Uncertain ‘Despite Optimism by Negroes

Hopes Brighten For Settlement In Birmingham   Negro Leaders See Prisoner Releases

City Claims Any Accord Not Binding   Warning Sounded By Negro Leaders  Of More Marches

Birmingham Peace Uncertain  Negroes’ Leader Sees Settlement Formula Devised   (Picture om Page 9)

' Birmingham City Officials Won’t Play Ball  Racial Settlement Uncertain

Racial Situation Improves   Agreement In Making Could Lead To Resolving  lhifferences

Negro Leaders Claim Progress  In Negotiations  City’s Officials Won't Recognize Group's Status

Briton Turns Up in Soviet, Given Asylum  Philby, Once Foreign Office Aide. Gone   Philby, Once Foreigt Office Aide, Gone Since Last January

Bill Passes First Hurdle In Ohio Senate   Committee Approves Possible Voting On Amendment

Metropolitan Federation Amendment May Be on Ballot Again in November

Blackmail. Reported In Scandal   British Laborite Says Case Will Burst Aaain

2nd British Scandal Is Predicted   Man Who Broke Firs! Case Says Nothing Is More Certain

MAN WHO BROKE PROFUMO MESS PREDICTS MORE  SAYS BLACKMAIL   SAYS BLACKMAIL MAY BE CENTER OF NEW SCANDAL

HOUSE SURRENDERS Al DAWN  Sleepy-Eved Conaress Gives LBJ Foreign Aid ‘Gift

House Hands Johnson  ‘Victory on Aid Bill   Senators Wanted Vote

Wheat Sales Curb Deleted From Aid Bill   Senate Approval Monday Will End Congress Session

House Hands Johnson  “Victory on Aid Bill   LBJ Returns to Native Texas To Spend Christmas Holidays

POSSIBLE SNOW   Readings As Lowas  6 Below   Accumulation May Develop

What Public Thinks  See Gallup Poll Page 2A  Se ee EO ee EY FORE, PRC RTC, Peer rae   Chinese Statement Attacks Russians

Moves Toward Russia  New Map of Asia Published In Red China Shows Peking  Will Subjugate Neighbors

Committees Taking Time Studying Towa ‘Liquor by Drink’ Proposals

Dogging It   JFK Takes Trip to Cape Cod For Visit With Ailing Father

Bishop DeF alco To Be Installed In Diocese of Amarillo June 13   Mser. Wolf To Observe Anniversary on June 9

Valachi's Code Break Noted af Hearing’s Start   More Enforcement Tools Are Needed

Panel Hears About Secret Meetings, Assassinations i  Senate Opens Probe Of Crime

One of U. S.’s biggest businesses  Senate opens probe into national crime syndicate

“BOB: KENNEDY. TESTIFIES 9 To 12: Top Mafia Scoundrels Direct Crime Senate Told

Weather   Call Robert Kennedy As First Witness In Senate Crime Probe

Bobby Sets Stage for Crime Quiz   Tells About Syndicate’s Secret Meetings and Assassinations

Robert F. Kennedy Begins Testimony— Senate Opens Probe Into US Underworld

CRIME PROBE BEGINS —  Curtain Of Fear Hides Syndicate ‘Operations. Says Robert Kennedy

‘SECRET MEETINGS, ASSASSINATIONS’  Crime Syndicate Probe Begins; RFK First Witness

TEMPERATURES   Attorney General Sets Stage For Opening Today of Big Crime Probe

Bob Kennedy Tells of Killings, Power Struggle  Mafia Informer Scheduled me ae  QE Caan VAsia

Senate Hearings  Under Way   Murders, Deals, Feuds Outlined fRv Atty. General

FEAR MAKES OPERATIONS DATA TOUGH   Attorney General Admits Picture Details Are Usly

ON THE INS'IDE PAGES   Senafe Probing Crime Syndicate: Bobby Kennedy Heard

KENNEDY TELLS OF KILLINGS, BIG POWER BATTLE   VALACHI DETAILS SIGNIFICANT IN NATIONAL PROBE

'R. F, Kennedy Leads Off  ‘Senate Probe Into National ‘Crime Syndicate Opens

Secret Meeting, Assassinations Described By Attorney General As Crime Probe Opens   The leaders of Cosa Nostra in

Senate Opens Probe Into Crime Syndicate   Robert Kennedy Says Underworld Silence Code Broken With Valachi’s Disclosures

R.Kennedy: Criminals Organized   Claims Gangster Has Disclosed Mafia‘s Secrets

Senate Open: Crime Probe La Cosa Nostra  Society Affairs Will Re Ewrnlared

R.F. Kennedy Testifies at Crime Probe  Attorney General Tells of Activities By Syndicate in U. §

New Synthetic Rubber Described At Meeting   Oil Production Has Small Drop

Confesses To Vicious Crimes  High School’ Athlete Describes Slayings

PROBABLY MISTAKE, BRITISH_SAY  Cuba AA Guns Almost ‘Bag Fidel, Russ Envoy

Extension Council Elections This Week and Next in Sioux   Places and Times Are Announced

Vault at Olympia, Wash., opened  Gambling operators to he questioned by police

Lowdermilk Names Three Local Unions  ‘Threats To Kill’ Also Are Cited In Civil Action

Younger Sister Says Mrs. Nhu Doing Harm To South Viet Nam   Ry SPENCER DAVIS

FRANK TALK AT INTERVIEW  Sister Says Mrs. Nhu Should Quit Politics

Mrs. Nhu's Sister Asks Fiery First Lady To Return Home: Quit Politics

‘She Should Have Stayed At Home’  Mrs. Nhu’s Younger Sister Verbally Spanks First Lady

DAMAGING VIET NAM IMAGE Mrs. Nhu's Younger Sister Suggests She Return Home

Laments for South Viet Nam  Younger Sister Advises Mrs. Nhu To Go Home and Stop Doing Harrr

Sister Is Critical Of Speaking Tour By Dragon Lady  Sava Mes. Nhu tea   Says Mr, Nhu Has Hurt South Viet Nam Cause in the Uf. So.

Fears “More Harm To Our Country’ Madame Nhu Challenged By Sister To Go Home

Mrs. Nhu Denounced By Sister   Vietnam's First Lady Urged To Go Home, Give Up Politics

Johnson Hits House Unit's Aid Bill Draft   (See story on Page 4)

Aid Program s Handed Severe House Setback  Prompts Appeal by   ee. = 

Johnson Deplores Cut  in Aid Bill by House   Russia May Trim Military -- Khrushchev

Johnson Calls For Passage Of AidMeasure   ‘Proposed Reductions Would Put Aid Policy In Straightiocket’—LBJ

Aid Program !s Handed Severe House Setback   Prompts Appeal by President Johnson

IN TODAY'S PAPER   Exiles Resentful, Plan Big Raids  Frustration Increasing. Defiance Of U.S. Action Against Anti-Castro Groups Planned

Former Leaders Accuse Staley of Using NFO   Protest Meeting At Mexico, Mo., Attended by 600

FAMILY OF THREE SARDINED  Sweat Out Escape From Behind ‘Iron Curtain’

Flue-Cured Leaf Quality  Use Of Burley Tobacco Adds Fuel To Dispute

Pay Increase for Services Sought  President Approves,, Says Defense Chief

To Seek Pay Boost For Armed Forces   What It Might Do For Air Force Men:

GI Pay Boost To Be Sought  Kennedy To Request s.... _ . fe G4 DA

Military Pay Hike Of 14% To Be Asked  Congress Will Be Requested To Set Up $1.75 Billion

Gl Pay Boost To Be Sought   Kennedy To Request Increase Of 14 Pct.

Military Raises Approved by JFK  14.4% Increase Up To New Conaress

Military Pay Raise Is Sought   Proposed Cost Will Be Near $1.75 Billion

Gl Pay Boost To Be Sought  Kennedy To Request Inerance OF 14 Des

McNamara Sets Up Pay Raise Plans For Military   Servicemen’s Pa y Hike May Cost $1.7 Billion

Congress Asked to Boost Military Pay  14.4 Per Cent Raise Sought  Ear Servicamen. Retcervisic

Pay Hike for Servicemen To Be Sought  Estimated Annuc   Estimated Annual Cost of Increase Is $1.75 Billion

Servicemen Due Pay Hike   Reservists Also Included In New Proposal

$1.75 billion annual cost  Pay raise for active duty servicemen to he sought

GI Pay Boost Gets Support Of President   McNamara Says Congress To Get Plan This Month

Average 14.4 Per Cent Administration Will Ask  Servicemen’'s Pay Hike

McNamara Asks Pay Hike for Armed Services; Cost Would Be $1.75 Billion

GI Pay Boost To Be Sought  Kennedy To Request Imneranean aft 14 Des

AUTO PLOWS INTO TRUCK AT PONTIAC   Father And 5 Children On Vacation Victims Of Tragedy On Illinois Road. Mother, 2 Daughters Injured.

Brisk Pace Set By Legislature in New-Con Work  Vote Likely Today      Vote Likely Today On Election Bills

Miss. State 13 Auburn 10  Holy Cross 14  V.M.I. 12   State Dept. ‘Fires’ Two  Under Fire

2 U.S. Officials  Put on ‘Leave’   Hruska Says Should Fire Pair  For Lying to Senate Committee

Flare-Dropping A.F. Transport Crashes In Asie   Four Americans Believed Lost In Viet Accident

‘Nice’ Woman Kills Husband, Salli Children  19-Month-Old  Twins, 3 Other

‘Nice Woman Kills Her 5 Children   Also Murders Her Husband, Then Takes Own Life

Wage Freeze Bill Is Filed In the Senate  Act Excludes Only Salaries: Paid her

in Willoughby Bud scores in 2nd try      fn Dastlake Lady mayor shows mettle

NASA SAYS RED SPACE FAILURES ARE BIG SECRET  PENTAGON HOLDING INENRMATINAL TN   PENTAGON HOLDING INFORMATION TO HELP INTELLIGENCE

Assembly Stays On Fiscal Study   Formal Debate Starts Late Today On State’s Budget-Tax Problems

L Poll Tax ‘Short Cirenit:     Lame Duck’. Session ‘ToConvene Tuesday

LOCAL FOLKS TO R. E. A. CEREMONY IN NORTH DAKOTA   County R.E.A. Officials And Newsmen Fly To Bismarck Saturday

WEATHER, CROR~REPORT — TWO RAINS PROVIDE RELIEF. TEMPORARILY — NEED MORE MOISTURE

WEATHER, CROP REPORT — TWO RAINS PROVIDE  RELIEF TEMPORARILY — NEEM MAP asniceTriipe

'Winkowski Firing ‘Charges Governor Tries  To Capitalize on Dismissal

No First Hand Information  McClellan !nvites Chicagoan To Tell All

Two Youths Cited for Drag Racing; One Fined in Magistrate Court Here

Rites Wednesday For John Milburn  U’ville Man Is Killed When Car Hits Trees

\Only 2 More Probes Planned — Paper And Rags Sightec By Trieste During Dive

How [t Wuz   CLEAR SKIES, CHILLY TEMPERATURES ADD ZEST TO HALLOWEEN — LOW IS 18 DEGREES TERE  October Very Dry  — On'y .61 Inches

CLEAR SKIES, CHILLY TEMPERATURES ADD ZEST TO NWALLOWEEN — LOW  $8 18 DEGREES WERE    October Very Dry  — Only .61 Inches

Ready Bill for College  Aid Program   Plan $1.2 Billion ‘Bricks and Mortar’ Accistunce

—emememauamaamcaianaaemamaaamaasinananesapsammmnn ieatamnemnemmamanaiemateemiae ee emmnammamnetneammennee enemies  RECESS TALKS IN STRIKE BY NEWS PRINTERS  MEDIATOR TAKES

Negotiations alted In N.Y. Paper Strike   Mediator Says No Substantial Change Gained From Talks

Newspaper Negotiations In Recess   Mediator Sees No Substantial Change ‘From Either Side

Today   Around the State . Around the Nation .  Around the World . 

Measure to Regulate Credit Charges on Automobiles Is Introduced in State Senate

Regulation Of Credit Charges IsBill’'s Aim   Introduced In Missouri Senate Today

Foreign Aid Bill Voted By Senate; to Johnson  “Republicans ; Voice  Some’ Resentment At President’s Pressure for Action

Congress Is Finally Adjourned   House Quits 1 Minute After Senate; Next Term on Jan. 7

New Compromise  Sends Foreign Aid Bill to President  Johnson Given Authority to  Prete rmmtnn Cwnwts Emmy Disrow tm

Compromise Foreign Aid Bill Passes   Soviet Credit Amendment Okayed; Session Near End

Way Cleared For Solons — To Adjourn  Action Follows   Action Follows GOP Protests Of Johnson Move

Senate Okay On Compromise hid Bill Today   Republicans Protest Demo Push On Measure

Senate Passes on Foreign Aid Bill To White House   Republican Senators Complain of Interruption Of Christmas Holiday,

Acts Speedily On Compromise  Voted by House  Republican Group Resents Pressure

SENATORS OK SPENDING $3 BILLION   Quorum Called Back Over GOP Protests, Sends Measure To White House On 46-14 Vote.

Foreign ‘Aid Vote Today   Senate, After Wrangling, Agrees To Limit Debate On Controversial Issue

Johnson's Signature  Needed Yet   Compromise Bill Guarantees Credit For Wheat Sales

Co  Senate Puts Approval on Compromise   Amendment Gives LJB Authority on Red Bloc Credit

Congress Finally Adjourns  Senate Passes   Senate Passes  Foreion Aid Bill

Full Service   Solons Back After Holiday Interruption  ee ne   GOP Senators Object To Quick Vote On Aid Bill

Senate Agrees To Vote Today On Foreign Aid   Four-Hour Limit On Funds Debate

Solons Fuss Over Holiday Interruption  GOP Senators Object To Quick Vote on Aid Bill

Senate Passes, Sends Aid Bill To White House   Congress Adjourns  be)

Compromise aid bill wins Senate approval  Goes to White House as Congress adiourns until new session, Jan. 7

Senate Expected To Pass Foreion Aid Pact Todav   Khrushchev Airs  Peace Prospects

$3 Billion Bill Slated  In Senate   Mansfield Wins Consent Ta Limit Dehate Ov Plan

Senate May Approve Aid Bill Today   Members Agree To Limit Debate To ‘Not More Than Four Hours’

Now goes to White House Senate passes compromise foreian aid measure

Compromise Bill Trims Fund To §3 Billion  Vote Clears Way For Congress To Adiniirn Seccian

Johnson Wins Senate Victory   Measure Includes Clause for Sales te Communists

‘Originator of Religion vs. School aati Activated by Son's Question

General Assembly Hopes Rise For Absentee Ballot) Reform   School Name Change Splits  Rowan. Cabarrus Delegates

In Northern Minnesota Woodpeckers Can’t Tell  Frozen Trees From Pipes

Views From International Falls —  Trees Frozen So Hard Woodpeckers Can’t Tell Them from Iron Pipes

Woodpecker Has It Tough In Minnesota  International Falls - Lives Normally Despite Coldness

Law To Bar Sale Of Easter Chicks, Rabbits Asked Her   Trees Frozen So Hard In Minnesota Area Woodneckers Can’i Tell ‘Em From fron Pines

THE DEATH OF A RAILROAD   AT INTERNATIONAL FALLS Logger Says Trees Freeze So Hard Woodpeckers Think They re Pipes

International Falls  Takes -38 in Stride   Fresh Storm Crossing U.S.

INDEX   Khrushchev Leads Velegation to Berlin  Russia-China Issue to Dominate Communist Meet

Khrushchey  Sets Talks At East Berlin  To Lay His Case Against Red China Before Satellites  ww. ferewe w©@ereaeace @ i ee is ial a

Soviet Case Against Red China  Khrushchev to Give Satellites His Views

Fast and Loose Spending of Tens of Millions Charged Against Kennedy Administration

‘fHiusband Lost Lite  Woman Survives Six Days. and Nights. On Dry Mountain Following Plane Crast

White Girl Abducted In Flight  Negro Driver Slays 2, Wounds 3 Before Surrendering Meekly   Lost Week In Wilderness Wife Survives Desert Crash

Woman Survives Plane Crash That Killed Mate, Rescued After 6 Days Out In Desert

Help Comes After 31x Days Civil Air Patrol Rescues Crash Survivor

 Ne Food Or Water  Woman Survives 6 Days ‘On Mesa With Dead Mate

Survives Six Days on Mountain Mesa   AFTER HUSBAND DIED OF INJURIES IN PLANE CRASH

Tells Of Ordeal Woman Rescued After Six Days On Mountain Following Crash

PRIVATE PLANE CRASHES Woman Rescued After Six Days Alone in Mountains

‘HINTON’S BAR-B-Q  SATURDAY TO FEATURE KIDDIE PARADE — STAGE ENTERTAINMENT AND STREET DANCING  Highlight Wil Be Old Setters and Historical Meating

HINTON’S BAR-B-Q SATURDAY TO FEATURE KIDDIE PARADE — STAGE ENTERTAINMENT AND STREET DANCING Highlight. wit, Be  _ Old Séttlees: and Historleal -Meetina

Doctor Who Operated Savs In McAllen—  Never A Chance Jo Save President

Civil Rights Skirmish... Job Training Aid Raised By House      Lower Racial Bars

Unification Hassle   Trustee Charges Illegal Fund Use   ‘Scorched Earth’.Warning  Tshombe Willing To Talk Peace

Unruh challenges Rafferty to deny Bircher plot to blitz school votes

Right-Wing Power Grab Charge Laid   :Plots-With Birchess, “Seeks. Governcrship “Speaker Declares —

Battlin’ Bessie Backing Con As Lawmaker   Fiery Briton Sees Injustice Of Prisoner

Clear and Cold Today Following Wednesday Snow  Bw "WEL ASCACIITAT WE) DPpPwwe

Fire Destr oys Restaurant In  Atlantic City   Damage Is Estimates At $1] Million; No lnjuries Reported

Mundt, McClellan Answer Testimony Attacks— Valachi Hearing Criticism  Draws Retorts By 2 Solon:

What's Inside   NOTE CRITICISM Senators Defend Valachi Testimony

Joy Reigns In Preyer Circles  Bonnet Mave   Bennett Move Is Welcomed By Candidate

jar rested On Hunch._ .     Sailor Confesses  Killing Young Girl

FBI, Deputies Search Mountains for Kidnaped Son of Noted Film Star

Scholle Planning Court Challenge Of Constitution  Possibility of Suit Voiced by CIO Head

Scholle Prepares  For Fight   Labor Leader Op poses Plan To Re-District

Rural-City Issue Before High Court  Urban Areas Claim Unfair  TRICIAME

Review Is Granted On EPC Rules   Redistricting ts On Court \genda

Districting Pleas Set In High Court   U.S. Tribunal Has 8 Appeals Due For Two-Weeks Debate

Congressional Apportionments, State Legislative Districting Before Court

SCHEDULE EIGHT APPEALS FOR 17 HOURS OF DEBATE   CENTRAL THEME IS FAVORITISM SHOWN TO RURAL VOTERS

In Supreme Court  Arguments Scheduled ir in 8 Apportionment Appeals

Court to Hear Arguments About Apportionment  Q Anneanie Scheduled

Urban Voters Main Issue  Supreme Court Tackles Legislative Divisions

High Court Taking Up 8 Appeals .   Arguments Slated In Apportionment Actions of States

Arguments Are Slated In 8 Pleas   Discrimination Against Urban Voters Studied

Court Begins Remap Hearing  City Voters Seek More Voice In State lL aaiclature

High Court Dives Into Revamp War  Battles Rage In Several States on Issue

Supreme Court Sefs Hearings On Apportion   Other State Rulings May Nullify Action On Oklahoma Reaues'!

Seating Cases At High Court   Maryland Included In Congressional Apportionments Issue

Yligh Court Takes Up Thorny Issue   \ Reapportionment On Docket; Will Hear 8 Appeals   FINAL DECISIONS

Supreme Cour! Studies Cases On Districting   8 Appeals to be Argued This Week Before Tribunal

Troops Comina Home-—   Tribunal Plunges Into Apportionment Cases

Smokejumpers’ School Montana Center Trains  Elite Corps of Firemen

Fear Growth of Materi ialism  Women’ s Clubs Hit at Tendency to Bar Religion From Public Schools

New Industry, Delay In School Act Top Items   scranton Vuttiines Tis Proposals Before Joint Session of Legislature.

14-point Program Also Includes Request for More Industrial Funds

Legislative Review  Seat Belt, 65-Mile Speed Limit Bills Win Committee’s Approval

Public to View Body on Sunday; Funeral Monday   Requiem Mass Scheduled In Capital Cathedral, Burial In Massachusetts.

Body Of Slain  Leader Returned To White House   Will Lie In State At Capitol Sunday; Final Rites Are Planned For Monday

Body Lying in Repose at White House   Wife and Brother Walk Behind 6 Who Bear Coffin

275-300 Attend 2-Night County-wide ‘Operation Bootstrap’’ Workshop

Weekend conference scheduled   Sessions scheduled Saturday, Sunday in Kolob Stake House

Rep. Britt Approves Executive Sessions  GOP Deplores Secreey Veil  In Discussions Of Budget

Good Morning   RECORD OFFER FOR RECORD HAUL  $728,000 Reward Posted In Theft

SLICK GANG ESCA  Yard Flashes World-Wide Alert for Train Robbers

Weather Drift Sags Mercury To New Lows   25 Below for lowa As Arctic Blasts Plunge Southward

HUGE SNOW DRIFTS  Blizzard Sweeps  Midwestern Plains   Europe Hit By Cold Wave

Nikita Ends Moon Race; Doubts Wheat Sales And looks For Chinese Peace

Technical Diificulty Blamed _   Premier. Seeks        Peking Truce’

Withdraws On Plan To. Reach Moon   Sends Mild Peace Feeler To Chinese Reds In Statement

Four World Statesmen Voice Views  "Town Meeting Of World’ Held By Way Fre  .1_.... A. J FAVS

Cancer Kills Dick Powell, Jack Carson   Friends Die Only Hours Apart

— Dying Comic Conceals Iliness —  Cancer Kills Comedian Jack Carson

Jack Carson Expires At Age Oj 52 Cancer Kills Two Hollywood Actors

Told Her of Mrs. Olesen and Discussed Insurance; Mother-in-Law Backs Him

Revolving Door Helps Trap Bandit Following Manhatfan Bank Holdup

Guards Think Fast  Bandit Is Trapped In Revolving Door After Staging Bank Holdup

WORLD NEWS Red Prince of Laos to Withdraw Victorious Pro-Communist Troops

Mostly Clear Skies  East Is Chilly on First Day of Spring Season

CPL Hotly Denies Charge Of Too-High Utility Rates   Texas Firms Take Issue  With NRECA on Survey

HY MAY ORDER MAIL REFERENDUM - Printers Turn Down ~ Contract Settlement

Printers Vote Down Pact in  Paper Strike   ITU President May Call for Referendum

Printers Balk At New Terms In N.Y. Strike  City In 101st Day Without Papers  A- Daerils ME Vata

New York Publishers Plan Meeting To Consider Rejection of Printers

In Newspaper Negotiations  ‘Unexpected Rejection Creates New Problems

JFK to Give Go-Ahead On Wheat Sale   Approval Expected Late Today; Goldwater Qoposed

Proposal Would Increase Money For Missouri s  Higher Education A Third

Mother, Father Separated  Future Looms Bleak For Identical Quads

 Yearned for Horseplay —  St. Peter Patient’s Head ! Dunked in Toilet Bowl

MeNamara Announces Reduction   Military Chiefs Lose On Request For More Money

Joint Chiefs Lose Appeal For Increase  Reduction Set After Talks

Defense Budget Cut Of Billion Planned    Military Chiefs Thus Lose Bid For More Funds: Oriainally Asked $60 Billion

Defense Budget Cut $1 Billion   Spending Level to B $51 Billion; Military Asked for $60 Billion

VICTORY FOR DEMOCRACY Argentinas New Government  May Offset Recent Setbacks

Democraev   Gets Boost In Argentina   New Government May Offset Coups In Latin America

inside The Proaress   in Argentine inauguratt on.  Setbacks for Democracy  May Be Offset Today

11 More Killed In State Traffic  Seven Victims Die In Two Crashes

© TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nations Council of Churches Religions Features)

USE WATER, TEAR GAS ON MARCHERS   Powell Offers Church As Base New York Drive

Three States Report Thick Fall Of Snow   Up To 10 Inches In Northeastern Ohio; Maine, Mich. Hit

sselineematetneeaenieemeneaammmmeiiamen lima  North Ohio Gets Heavy Snowfall

Yanks Lose Opener; LA Ace Strikes Out Record 15 Batters   Battery Mate John Roseboro Raps Three-Run Homer. Sets Out Mark

New Disappointment  Drill Misses Trapped Pair; Operation Halts Affer Bit ‘Hits Rock Below Chamber

Drill Drifts, Bypasses Their Small Chamber   Rescuers to Lower Radioactive Material In Attempt to Locate Men.

Hold Little Hope Third Still Alive   Radioactive Material May Be Used to Help Pair Trapped 10 Days

Sinking of Third Shaft Planned   Still Hope to Reaclt Survival ” Chamber: Hope Fades for One

‘Second A ttempt to Drill Hole Through to Trapped Miners Fails Today

Russian Diplomats Beaten In Congo Plot Hinted To Overthrow Regime

Long Solitary Confinement Ends For Maryland Man in 12 by 12 Room

_ services Friday  President, Other Leaders Pay Tribute to Sen. Kerr

Tradition Was Followed But It Wasn’t The Same   Kennedy Poems To Be Published Sunday

Thanksgiving Sad At Home Of Kennedys   Traditional Dinter, ° Reunion Patiern Like Others, But -Net Sammie

Thousands File Past Grave Of Late President   Kennedy Family Spends Sad Thanksgiving Day

‘What Are US Plans?   wy ERS AAC Ud a tallse :     fo \House Group’ Opens  Subversion Hearing

House Probes U. S. Move: To Curb Subversion By Reds In Latin America

ATTY ee ICa tA Spot TERE Bat’ 3 a  Red Subversioil Is Being Probed

House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee Probes Red Subversion Among Latins

Inquiry Opened On Subversion In Latin America   By NORMAN G. CORNISH United Press International

UPHOLDS U.S. ON MISSILE THEORY Moscow Line Contradicted  Unexpectedly by Castro

Also Will Refute FBI ClaimsMother of Lee Oswald  r  May Move Son's Body

General Assembly Recesses After 25 Work Weeks Legislators To Reconvene  July 10 To Finish Session

LEGISLATURE RECESSES AFTER 25 WEEKS  Rhodes’ Program Sailed Through

JUDGES BILL REVIEW SLATED   Ohio’s 105th General Assembly Ends Working Session; Bills Passed Listed

BABSON’S Authentic Statement   BABSON DISCUSSES THE COST OF LIVING

. ,.. Supreme Court’s Ruling Has Little Effect  Prayers Said, Bibles  Read In Classrooms

Many U.S. Classrooms Hold Prayer Despite Supreme Court's Prohibition

Prayers and Bible Reading Continued InNation’s Schools   Open Defiance of a Supreme Court Edict Is Being Practiced.

Open Defiance of Court Ban.Js Rare But— Many Schools Hold to Pravers on First Dav

Despite Court Ruling, School Opens With A Prayer Across The Country

TEMPERATURES   RITTIE Wen LeTIGNCce,..,  Bible Reading Continues In Nation's Schools

Ignore Supreme Court Ban Many Schools in U.S. Start Day With Prayer

Ban On Prayers Ignored In Many Parts Of U. S.  Schools Defy Court's Ruling on Bible Readin

Inside  “The Globe   Bible: ‘reading: _continues..  Challenge court. prayer ruline

-\Des pite Court Ban  Public School Prayer, Bible Reading Common

Business Versus Pleasure — Fancy Living Hit Hard By New Expense Law

Millions Face Job of Keeping  Expense Diaries  Tight Tax Rules Pose Questions,

Some Intriguing Problems New Income Tax Regulations Likely  To Bring Changes In Living Standarc

Abductor Still Sought... Little Girl Tells of Kidnaping From Shopping Center Parking Lot

Idaho State Bengals Edge Bobcats, 19-15   "He Left Me Here’ Stolen Child Sobs

Abused Tot Found Safe On Road   Abductor Drags Her From Car As Mother Shops

Searchers Hunt For Kidnapper   Girl, 5, Sobs After Being Found In Ditch

Weather   CHILD MOLESTED, LEFT ALONG ROAD  Kidnaper of Michigan Girl Sought

Jubilant Friends, Relative: Greet South Africa Miners   Pass Halfway Mark

US. to Halt Atmospheric Bomb Tests   JFK Announces Talks On Nuclear Ban To Be Held in Moscow

‘High-Level’ Efforts Set On Test Ban   Meetings Likely To Be In Moscow About Mid-July

No- Experiment Pledge Depends On Soviet Action   President Announces New Talks on Treaty Ban to Begin Soon In Moscow.

Save $1.7 Million   WERE OB OY BE SEER Ee Bae meee ee OEE ee  Regents Okay Refinance Program

Silver Bow Costs to Zoom  Babcock and. Anderson Clash Anew Over _ Custodial Fee Changes

Senate Votes Arbitration Lesislation   House Must Vote Similar Proposal Before Midnisht

Quick @kay Expected! For Rail Bil   House Speaker Forecasts Passage Before Deadline

Congress May Beat Deadline   House Approval Forecast On Senate-Passed Rail Measure

RR Strike Blockage Expected   House Rushing To Enact Law To Beat Midnight Deadline

To stop railroad strike Wednesday  House comm. seeks to make compulsory RR arbitration

Solons Okay Bill; :Speaker Sees Passaae   Arbitration Board Weuld Study Dispute For Binding Decision.

Deadline At Midnight .     Congress Expected \To Avert RR Strike

Washington: Congress Is  Working on Railroad Bill  Hope for Passage By the Deadline On Wad eeeday

Railroads Prepare To Invoke Rules; Congress Trying To Beat Deadline

March On The Capital    Congress Expected To Rush Rail-Strike Legislation

House Chief Predicts No Rail Strike   Senate-Passed Bill Likely to Reach JFK Before Night

Predict House Will Head Off Rail Strike   Senate Approves Bill Setting Up Arbitration Board

Arbifration Bill Okayed By House Unit   Measure. Leaves Other Issues To Baradinina

Arbitration Bill Okay Seen By Midnight   senate Passes Measure Barring Walkout, Ordering Binding  Decisions.

SCOPE IS LIMITED House Committee OKs Compulsory Arbitration Plan

The Deadline: Midnight  Congressional Legislation  ‘Expected To Avert RR Strike

General Is Slain In Tax Argument  Wife Says It Was Over Her Failure  Be gg i ee

Campus Housing Gets Scarce At Iowa Schools   Few Openings As Start of Fall Term Nears

Considers Others. Too  Hughes Will Veto Bill  On Totctes Appoiniments

At National Parlev—   Hughes to Veto One Bill and Possibly Two Others

Surgery’s Miracle Child Loses 11-Year Fight For Life   Plan Varied Program ‘To Cite Memorial Day

Rodney Brodie, ‘surgery’s miracle child,” loses his battle for life

Hillsboro Area Scene of Tragic Aircraft Breakup  IIlinois Victims

California Agriculture Hard Hit by. Killing  Of ‘Bracero’ Kessem

U.S. Denies Cuba Charge Plane Fired On Oil Crew   PHIPPS RESIGNS ' Apffel New City Attorney, Legal Department Full-Time   House V otes To End U.S.-Mexico Bracero Program

$l Million Given Away   Retired Farmer Says Uc’s Plumb Tuckered Out

Second Fire Hits Building In New York  Insulation Found Rurning in Empire

After a Month in Office Johnson Begins to Stamp Own Brand on Presidency

Goldwater To Decide Role By Yearend  Senator Tells Of Pressures To   Senator Tells Of Pressures To Seek Presideney

To Surplus Grain 'Deal'  PDPPOP 28 Oe PP POPP P OPPO  Wheat Belt Gives Guarded Approval

Wheat Sale To Russia  Gets Okay   Growers Believe Move Will Drop Big U.S. Surplus

in Wheat Beit...  ‘Red Gran Proposal Gets Guarded Approval Today

Wallace Seeks Public Support   Senate Remains In Filibuster, Governor On TV.

Want Congress fo Stop Redistricting   Resolution Is Moved to Senate by Voice Vote.

Resolution Asks Bar to Court Reapportionment  Graham Heads Fight,   Graham Heads Fight, Wants U.S. Judiciary To Keep Hands Off

Prisoners’ Wall Blast ABig Flop  a La je   Escape Fizzles At Moundsville

Another Full Page of News on the President's Death on PAGE 3   Capital Scene of Funeral  RITES, BURIAL TODAY

JUNTA BEGINS EASING RULE IN VIET NEM   Permission Is Granted For Funeral Of The Two Dead Leaders   MRS. NHU IS TOLD ‘OF ‘BRUTAL KILLING’

INSIDE WASHINGTON   Weekly Sizeup by Washington Staff Of Scripps-Howard Newspapers

STREET CLOSINGS Map on Page A-2   Washington Calling Negro Leaders Go to Summit

To Check Baby Adoption Racket, Dope Peddling Solons Plan Heavy Diet of hvestiaanans

Over Five Million Spent Last Session On Investigations  Congress Probe List Heavy

Baby Adoption Racket, Dope Peddling Top List ~  Congress Planning Heavy Diet Of Investigations

Estes May Take Encore ‘Congress Plans Heavy Die Of Investigations for 1963

Heavy Snowfall Covers State— Up to 9 Inches  Southland Paralyzed by Snow and Hard   Southland Paralyzed by Snow and Hard Freeze; Snow Moves Up East Coast.

PRT AN TCE Pe PrN POULT EVEN TOMLIN NEES UE WET TU TOV OUYN SUL Te wy  World News.  Briefs.

Ousted Campers Find a Refuge  Camp Was Raided b: Anary: Mountaineers

Blue: Ridge’ Folk, Raid Youth Camp.  : Integration, :  Mudiiv Charges

Mountaineers raid summer camp in N. Car.  Campers, counselors, fly from violence

House Committee Rejects Tough Measure  Kennedy Wins Civil Rights Bill Fight   Senate Panel’s Hearing Closed  Probe Of Baker Opens   Lawmaker Wants Inside Story On Beauty Whisked Out Of U.S   River Work Periled Unless Congress Acts Soon

Pentagon Says  Treaty Would  Slow Soviets      See Balas Stery, .. Page 5

Claims Test Treaty Would Improve Rather Than Damage U.S. Position

en S ays vet oe fica Bye Treaty Would Help U.S.   U.S. Prepares Tests In Event Reds Breach Pact

Pentagon Researcher Backs Pact   ‘Favorable to U.S.';  Kennedy Assures of Security Safeguard

Dr. Harold Brown Supports Kennedy   Tests Could Start Tf Treaty Broken

The Dangers of Radioactive Fallout On the Agenda of Legislative Hearinc

World Joins Kennedys  In Mourning for Son   Jackie Shaken by News of Baby

Kennedys’ New Baby Unable To Survive    Mother In Sedation, Father Grieved At Loss Of Patrick Despite Expert Efforts

Needs Governor’s Signature  School Unification Bill Clears House

4.0 Million Pupils Now In Schools Costs 19 Billion  NEA Reports,  A @ ft «@

Dispersal Of Air Force Jets Slated   Will Spread Out Defense In Event Of Missile Attack

U.S. To Disperse Jet Interceptors To Balk Knockout  Scattering Planes To Avoid Russian  Missile Blastina

Air Force Jet Fighters Being Dispersed to Cut Vulnerability to Attack

Dispersal O1 Air Defense Jets Slated  Shift Intended To   Shift Intended To Cut Vulnerability To Missile Attack

— REDUCES VULNERABILITY —  U.S. Air Force Will Disperse Jet Fighters

U.S. Will Disperse Jet Fighters to Cut Vulnerability  Precautions Ordered to Avert DacciLl. Wrnaebm: ry kK, BAtentlac   Precautions Ordered to Avert Possible Knockout by Missiles

etd eat Air Force to  Scatter Jets This Summer  Action Aimed to Cut Vulnerability To Red Missiles

Air Force To Disperse 100 Jet Fighters   Will Reduce Vulnerability

In Case Of Soviet Attack  U.S. To Disperse Jet Fiahters, Reduce Their Vulnerability

(00 Jet Planes To Be Dispersed  Reduce Vulnerability To Attack by Russia

McNamara Outlines U. S. Hopes For NATO Designed To Handle Commie Threat   France Blackbalis Britains Entry

McNamara Says:  U.S. To Stay In Driver's Seat   Must Run NATO Show As Long As {tf Spends Monev

McNamara Tells House Committee:  U.S. To Stay In NATO Driver Seat As Long As It Pays Bills

PROTECTION   H eavy  Burdens  Cited  Urges Greater wb 8 wb 2   Urges Greater Role By Others

Asserts U.S. Must Continue To Lead So Long As She Carries Most Of Load

But It Will Have to Stay in Driver's Seat as Long as It Carries So Much of Western Defense Load Savs McNamara

McNamara Calls for New Missile  U. S. in NATO Driver Seat As Long as Burden Is Ours

Leadership Needed For Time Being  Defense Chief Outlines Hope: For Alliance

McNamara Says US Must‘ Stav in the Driver’s Seat+   Not a Desire To Dominate  NATO Group

Europe should shoulder bigger load  U.S. reluctant it has to dominate NATO

McNamara Tells Congress ‘U.S. Domination Of NATC  Is Reluctant But Necessary

Defense Chief Reveals Policy To House Group      Can Absorb Attack, Still Destroy Russia, McNamara Says; Ready To Send Troops To S. Viet Nam

Defense Chief Cites Nation's Military Might   Declares Country To Dominate NATC While Paying Bills

o- Year Defense Program Designed To Handle Red Threat Given Congress

Responsibility Must Go With Defense Costs   McNamara Calls On Allies To Shoulder Biqger Share Of Burden

NATO's Problems Reviewed   MeNamara Tells Congress U.S. Must Remain In Driver's Seat

McNamara Says U. S. Will Stay In NATO's Top Seat Long As We're Footing The Bill

Defense Chief Cites Necessity Of U.S. Control   _’Must Stay in NATO Driver's Seat,’ Says Secretary of Defense

U.S.ToKeep NATO Reins  McNamara   Says Allies Should Carry Bigger Share Of Burden

US Must Retain NATO Reins As Long as Western Defense Load Comes from US Purse

McNamara Outlines 5-Yea Defense Plan  Says Allies Should Shoulder Bigger Chaen «lf Bardon

Load Carried by Nation Is the Greatest  Country Would be Happy to Chava Riredaw

Vr ateaie Might UL U.S. Stressed oe ee  $56-Billion Defense Budget Asked By McNamara

US Must Stay In Driver’s Seat _ a McNamara In Secret Session Unveils 5-Year Defense Plan

M’Namara’s yaews Given To Congress   Defense Program Outlined To Curb Threat Fron: Reds

Big Defense Load Makes  It Necessary Defense Chief Presents 5-Year Plan for Nation

U.S. Hopes For NATO Are Mapped  McNamara Outlines   McNamara Outlines 5-Year Plan Aimed At Handling Reds

WOULD LIKE ALLIES TO SHARE LOAD   New Defensive Missile Given Special Emphasis

Says Ametica. Wori {Dominate NATO’ sForces   Wants Burden “Shared By All  Particinante

U.S. to drive as long  as it carries big load  ADMINISTRATIONS DEFENSE FUND REQUEST DEFENDED BY MCNAMARA

 a ao ee -_ rT wor ™= FF S&S FF et  silver Bow, Cascade Plead Against Levy

/Explosion feared   Memphis man risks life to put out gas truck fire

‘DENIES REWRITING \JFK ‘RIGHTS’ MESSAGE   High Tribunal Agrees to Hear Remap Suit

STAYS IN CORPS      One- -Legoed Marine’s - Parachute Jump Perfect

Personnel Act Repealer Sent To the Senate   Amador-Page Sponsor Bill To Kill Low

Government Cites Living Cost Record.      .Néw High: Reached An’ October; Boost

Living Cost To New High   No Inflationary Trend; Strictly Season Increase

Living Costs Edge Up © For October   Boost Seasonal Only Nominal;. No Trend Rising

‘ Foiled By Double Check  ‘Plot To Free Convict By Forgery Uncovered

Foil Plot to Spring Prisoner  Alcatraz Chief Uncovers Fake Court Documen

Alcatraz Warden Uncovers Plot to Free Bank Robber -By Means of Forged Papers

Aleatvaz Warden Says It’s Unlikely  Could Federal Inmate Ever Write His Way to Liberty?

Justice Dept. Investigating — Warden At Alcatraz Uncovers Plot  To Free Robber With. Forged Papers

 Alcatraz Warden Discusses Attempt  Forged’ Prison Break. Try. Is Haltec

Plot To Free Bank Robber ls Uncovered   Forged Papers Sent To Prison

Detects Forged Court Orders. Warden Foils New Teehnic  Of Escape From Aleatraz

Berlin Wall To Be Opened   4 American, 15 Other  Hostages Are Released

Bolivians Free Four Americans  Hostages Released After Noisy, Tense Meeting Of Miners

Four Americans Back in LaPaz  15 Others Released   15 Others Released By Mine Workers

Four Americans Freed in Bolivia  Hostages Released After Miners Meet

Held Hostage 10 Days 4. Americans, 15 Others Given Freedom In Bolivia

Hostages Releasec In Bolivia After 10-Day Captivity   Miners Approve Agreement During Turbulent Meetina

Held Hostage 10 Day: ...  Four Americans Freed, ReachBolivia'sCapital

Four Americans Back in LaPaz  15 Others Released By Mine Workers

Captives Gain Release After Bolivia ‘Deal’   Four Americans, ~ 15 Other Hostages Toe Be Flown Out

Americans Released In Bolivia   Released Hostages In Good Health Although In Highly Nervous State

19 Hostages Freed by Red Bolivian Miners   Four Americans Well but Are Highly Nervous

One Negro Killed In Wild Melee   Wallace Announces Closing of Three Publie Schools

Negro Leader's Home Bombed for  Second Time Gunfire Kills  ne Man ac

Postpone ni  Opening Of Schools   Gov. Wallace  Back On Scene; Home Of Integration Leader Is Bombed

Close Birmingham Schools After Bombing, Violence: One Man Killed, 20 Hurt

Negro killed in melee . Violence forces delay in Birmingham mixing   Troops pull out  of Birmingham

BOARD AGREES 10 POSTPONE INTEGRATION   Action Follows Outbreak Of Violence In City   Of Alabama Backs Six Parents Filing Suits To Stay Desegregation

New Bombing, Violence Flare At Birmingham  Board Calls Off Classes; Negro Slain in Riot

Police Riot Squads Busy Holding Back Screaming Mobs on ‘Dynamite Hill’

One Negro Killed; Bomb Rocks Home  Seti Buel   Education Board Agrees to Close 2 of Schoole

W allace Issues Order After Negro Is Killed  Due To Race Violence

Wallace Shuts Up Schools   Riot Follows Blast at Home Of Negro Leader

Home Hit By Bomb;  Negro Slair   3 Schools Set For Integration Ordered Closed

Integration Postponed  By Violence   Negro Fatally Shot During Disturbance

Wild Violestce Halts  "Bama Integration   Judge States  Juror Policy

In wake of violencelast night  Wallace announces closure atter session with schools

Negro riome bombed... ... Riot Breaks Out  Violence, Death Postpone Birmingham School Start

Negro Home bombed . . Riot Breaks Out  Eee  Violence, Death Postpone Birmingham Stank Stave

OUTBREAK OF RACIAL VIOLENCE   Board Delays Integration Ordered by Court After Night Of Terror; Negro Killed, Home Bombed.

One Dead, Home Hit In Violence   20 Persons Injured In Wild Outbreak After Explosion

Home of Negro Leader Bombed For Second Time in Three Weeks, Another Nearo Fatally Shot

Negro Killed, Another Has Home Bombed  Violence Reason School Board - Cleses Schools

Negro Is Fatally Shot in Riot af Scene of Blast  AN F..... f..* ... g

BOARD AGREES TO POSTPONE INTEGRATION   Wallace Back in Picture; Negro Leader’s Home Bombed Again   WILD OUTBREAK   Slain Man Felled by 3.Bullets; 20 Hurt, Including 4 Policemen

Racial Strife  Causes Delay Desegregation Put) Off \ffer Vioglenee Ruref

Bombs, Bullets, Slaying Mark Racial Outbreak In  Birmingham Integration

Negro Killed House Is Hit By Bombing   ‘Fhree Schools Remain Closed After Rioting   Picture on Page 6.

Violence Leaves One Dead, Several Injured; 3 Schools Set for Integration Closed

One Dead, 20 Hurt In Night Of Violence   Birmingham Delays School Integration.

Indirect Slap at Congressman  Rep. Adam Powell's Fund Request Slashed by House

School Integration Starts in Danville, Va.  Maltatal Cénerr Bane 2A

Long Island School Blaze Tijures 45   Panic Spreads As Flash Fire Traps Students

ae V0 One Killed In Flash fF  Mf Students, Teacher Hurt, In Bellport School Blaze

At Least 15 People Dead   FIRE RACES THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL  “Thank God, No One Is Dead’

Forty-five injured — Student récalls he was ‘terrified’ during fire

44 injured in school fire   Many of 900 pupils jump two stories to safety

44 Students, Teacher Injured  Boy, 18, Describes Panic In New York School Fire

WITNESS DESCR'BES PANIC Students Trapped In Flash Fire At School: 44 Injured

45 Hurt in New York School Fire   Scores Trapped on 2nd Floor as Flash Blaze Hits

Miracle: No Deaths ERE IS SEES SS SE IE IESE TD  School Fire Injures 44

44 Injured, Ne Deaths  Flash Fire Sweeps School; (Scores Flee Frantically

—COMPULSORY EVERY 4 YEARS~ Drivers Re-Examination Wins 6-0 Endorsement

—COMPULSORY EVERY 4 YEARS— Drivers Re-Examination Wins 6-0 Endorsement   Statements Could Hurt NU‘s Budget   .. ATTRIBUTED TO GREENBERG

 Press Officer to New Job  An Era Comes to End In State Department

dy. send Saturn 1 Site.  ; When It Soars— A Milestone’?   Reds Couple Orbit Shot, Missile Threats to U.S.

lowa Budget  At A Glance   Hughes’ Proposal NS ee LC,  Income Tax Collection

lowa Minister Is Found Slain   Stock Market Bounces Back Sharply in Year

Survey Indicates 13 Senators Are Solidly Opposed to Test Ban Treaty   Mrs. Nhu Says U.N. Probe In So. Viet Nam Welcome

POLICE RECOVER PART OF LOOT  Bandits Pull Off $1.5 Million Gem Robbery

Seek Known Alleged Slayer  FBI, Police Stage Raids Throughoui Boston as Rites Are Held for Detective   Fans.

Half Of Loot ls Recovered In Six Hours   Robbery Said Smooth Operation Getaway Clean

Recover Half Of $1 Million In Gems Taken In Bold New York City Holdur

FBI Joins New York Hijack Case  * * * * *. *   Stickupmen Pull Nation’s Biggest Jewel Robbery.

FORTUNE IN JEWELS GRABBED  LOLOL LL NLL LOLA LN NOC NNT NNN CELE teemetainseTettertatiiet-neenNeeattmetemsenccninaedamn  FBI Joins Robber Hunt

One Of Biggest Robberies  Nearly $1.5 Million In Jewels Is Hijacked By Five Daring Bandits

News In Brief  From Capital   $250 Million Bond Issue On Ohio Ballots In Nov.

Committee Rejects Toll-Road Study ....     Proposed Ottawa-Emporia Link Criticized by Senators

Kennedy Is Not Making Bets on Soviet Moon Plan  Wait far Deaade Not

JFK Doubts Russia Ending Moon Race   Believes U.S. Should Continue Space Program

No Change in Program  President Doubts Russians Intend To Quit Race to Moon With U. S.

JFK Doubts Reds Shun Moon Race  Remains Skeptical Of Soviet Claim

‘Sti Vv With’ It  JFK Questions If Soviel Union Outils Moon Race

News Conference Roundup . . Kennedy Isn't Buying Khrushchev's  Remark About Abandoning Moon Race

JFK Doubts Russia To Quit Moon Race      Tells Newsmen U. S. To Keep Forces In Germany; Willing To Debate Goldwater

Russia still in race to moon--JFK   President wary on Soviet stand

Soviet Union Moon Status Clouded  Kennedy Supports U. $. Moon Program

Kennedy. Questions Red Withdrawal in Moon Pace: Wants Lyndon on Ticket

On Visit To United States— Polite US Cold Shoulder Ready For Mrs. Nhu

Today's Telearam   Icy Correctness - —  U. S. Plans To Give Cold Shoulder To Mrs. Nhu

Mrs. Nhu Facing Icy Reception   U.S. Policy of Polite Cold Shoulder Is Decided On

U.S. fo Avoid Talking Match: With Mrs. Nhu   Polite Cold Shoulder Policy Is Outlined For Her Visit to U.S.

Cold Shoulder  Marge - @   Officials Decide on Policy for Mrs. Nhu

South Viet Nam’s First Lady ‘Cold Shoulder’ Awaits  Mrs. Nhu On U.S. Visit

TODAY'S INDEX   Lodge Defends Mission  hak Landis EEA le Polite Official Cold Shoulder For Mrs. Nhu During U. S. Visit

U.S. OFFICIALS MAP PLANS FOR MRS. NHU’S TRIF  COLD SHOULDER TREATMENT WILL

US. Officials Set Policy of Polite Cold Shoulder Toward Mrs. Nhu

See VALACHI, Page ?   Cold Shoulder to Be Polite, However  Mrs. Nhu Due for U.S. Chil

Raps Government Agencies  ws  KrebiozenDiscoverer Drops Experiment Bid

Cancer Treatment Controversy . : Ld Drug Discoverer  Withdraws Bid

Kim Tweedy Is Spelling Champion Billie Jean Henley 2nd in Jr. High

Attendance Officers Hired  Educators Tackle Neu School Laws In State

Ball Urges” Plain Talk For Envoys   Says Words Not To Conceal Ideas, But Express Them

Vietnamese ‘Suicide by Fire’ Continues  As Two Men Put Themselves to Torch

Border Market Tobacco Prices Rise Slightly Ist Day Average  Was The Lowest  In Twenty Years

17 Cubans Caught On Small Key   Action Backs Up U.S. Opposition Tc ‘Anti-Castro Raids

17 Fighters Taken Aboart Patrol Ship   Back U.S. Effort To Halt Attacks On Cuba Coast

The Weather   JFK's Railroad Panel Sets Up Busy Schedule  ae Be Sr rr een   Legislature Appeors Oniy Way To Avert Nationwide Strike

Legislation. Seenas Only Strike Bar  Members Give No . Sign of Planning ©

SIFTING WORK RULES ISSUE FACTS   Say No Sign Of Mediation Chance Evident   Report To Aid Kennedy Ir Proposing Legislation; Truce Ends July 29

NEW CROSBY POST OFFICE   Report Due July 20- JFK Fact-Finders At Work On Rail Issues

Further Demonstrations Vowed: Chase, 65 Others Remain In Jail      Task Force Now Is Scheduled To Invade City On Sunday   ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Fact-Finding Panel Begins New Study Of Railroad Labor Dispute

Feel Legislation Only Way Out —  Blue Ribbon Rails Panel Draws Up Busy Schedule

No More Mediation Attempts Expected  President’s Rails Panel Draws Up Legislation

Little Hope Of Settling Rail Work Dispute Without Action By Solons

R. R. Legislation Appears As Only Strike Answer Despite Panel's Activity

Group Starts Railroad Study  To Give President Report By July 20

Busy Schedule Is Arranged by Rails Probers  Group Not Selected Ener MAadintian Inhb

Busy Week Ahead for Rails Panel  LegislationLooms as Only Way to Avert Strike

PANEL STARTS HUNT FOR PLAN ON RAIL PEACE   Fact-Finding Committee Sifts Facts in Work Rules Dispute   ‘ARBITRATION SEEN   Group to Report to Ken. nedy Week Before Strike Deadline

Rail Group Goes To Work   New Study Under Way In Work Rule Controversy

Rail Fact-Finders To Have Report Ready By July 20  President Plans To Use It As Basis For  Ad weit me T- i" shove

Fact Finders Start Sifting Rail Issues  Report to JFK by July 20; Strike off Until July 29

JEK’s Special Fact-Finding Panel Sees Little Chance 0! Resolving Railroad Dispute

Committee Sets Full Work Week  Rail Study Group Moves [nto Action

JFK's Railroad Panel Sets Up Busy Schedule   Legislation Appears Only Way To Avert Nationwide Strike

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES Through July 1)   “Wait and see”’ approach taken in rail rules dispute

Meany May Enter Scene  Little Chance Seen For Settlement Of Rail ‘Dispute Without Law

Rail Group Plans Busy Schedule   Signs Grow That Action By Congress May Be Only Solution in Rail Dispute

Committee Begins Rail Fact-Finding   Report May Become Basis For Kennedy’s Proposals For Congressional Action

Panel Faces Busy Week Legislation Looms As Only Way To Avert Nationwide Rail Strike

Rail Panel Sets Meetings On Stalemate   Views of Labor, Management Sought For Report to JFK

Each Side Faces Quiz By Panel   Committee Hopes To Submit Report To Kennedy Friday

Rails Group To Begin Facts Study   6-Man Committee Goes To Work To Prepare Report

Congress Action Seen Necessary In Rail Dispute  Government Circles Hold Little Hope for  Agreement Before

The Alien-scotrt Report  Perilous New Intelligence Gap Has Developed in Cuban Affairs

"Profumo Scandal       Pressure Rises for Macmillan’s Registration

House Group Compromises On 20-14 Vote   Republican Backers Praised by Bobby; Long Road Ahead

Compromise Rights Bill Moves Ahead    House Committee Approves Less Drastic Version: Rules Committee Next Stop

More Moderate Measure Passed By House Group  Judiciary Committee - Action Wins Praise - From President

Comunittee Of House  Approves   JERK Administration Wins Another Round in Fight For Passage

Administration Wins House Group OK On Compromise Civil Rights Measure

Compromise Plan Victory For Kennedy  Sweeping Measure   Sweeping Measure Rejected; House te Act in Few Weeks

Compromise Bill Approved By House Unit   Sweeping Measure Rejected; President, RFK Acclaim Action

2 Telephone Calls Deepen Mystery In Chicago Negro Leader's Slaying

Negro politicc found slain  _ Mysterious phone — calls surround  Ohheanea billiine

9 GIs Hurt In Bombing   Terrorists’ Blast Hits Viet Bar; 3 Waitress: es Wounded

Top Medal of NASA Pinned On Astronaut   Great Lift for Nation Is Hailed

Kennedy Leads U.S. InHonoring Cooper For Space Triumph   Astronaut Gave Nation Great Day and Great Lift, He Says

   Thousands Cheer Astronaut In Nation's Capital  Cooper Visits President, Receives Medal

Cooper Greeted In Capital   Bizwigs With Underprivileged To Greet Space Hero; Family With Him

Cooper Is In Capital  For Honors To Receive Medal  Address Congress

Cooper To Receive Medal From President In Whirl Along ‘Route Of Heroes   ASTRONAL TS REUNION

Cooper is given triumphal welcome in nation's capital   CHEERS RING FOR HERO; MEDAL FROM KENNEDY; SPEECH TO CONGRESS

WASHINGTON FOR COOPER   Astronaut Gets Medal From The President And Addresses  Joint Session Of Conaress.

Taking it in stride   Cooper receives hero s welcome in Washington

HIGH HONORS ACCORDED COOPER   Given Distinguished Service Medal By Kennedy   Describes 22-Orbit Flight Before Congress; N.Y. Welcome Wednesday

Accolades from an Admiring Nation Washington Ceremony Nets Medal for Cooper

Honors Bestowed Qn Astronaut in White House Rite  Thousands Turn Out rr gr»~ **s 4 FR... J.   Thousands Turn Out For Capital Parade

JFK Award To Cooper  For Flight   Smile And Word Of Thanks Is All  For The Astronau

PARADE IN WASHINGTON FOR COOPER   Astronaut Gets Medal From The President And Addresses Joint Session Of Congress.

INDE X.   MINE BLAST VICTIM ‘Death Zone’ Bravec To Rescue Fugitive

SAVES GERMAN FUGITIVE Medic Pulls Minefield Victim From Red Zone

10 Witnesses  Called Before  Grand Jury Next to Last  Thompson Case Chapter Starts

One a. m. closing somewhat of a — on lowa’s legal toast to arrival of 1964

All-Time Record Was Set In Personal Income Last  Year: $24 Billion Increase

Jersey City Police Guard Against More Violence. After Slaying of Negro Girl

WHERE IT RAINED   $135,000 Bond Issue Nears In Road District Five

Reds Claim Victory in Italy's Vote   Fanfani Control Badly Crippled

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   '(Coprighted 1963, A National ‘Council of Churches Religious Features)

Pair Caught After Two Car Mishans   Crachy, Gipson Remain Free; Four Fled Jackson Prison on April 23

Hitchhikina to Clinic—   Yemen Threatens Use of Force Against British

States Seek Curb  On Federal Power  Plans Would Amend U.S. Constitution Soon

Says Buildup Claims Irresponsible  McNamara Angrily Flays Conaressional Critics

MeNamara Hits Baek in Cuba Build-up Row   Defense Chief Raps Statements by Congressmen

Stratton Goes After Keating  : Mc Namara Scoffs At Statement. 'On Russian Buildup In Cuba

McNamara hits GOP’‘s  claims as ‘irresponsible’           Related article, page

McNamara Raps Solons’ Charges On Cuba Buildup   Defense Secretary Denounces Statements Questioning Pentagon Figures.

ath Laaenalees Lawmakers - = McNamara, Engages In-Verbal Battle -

WIFE RECALLS HUSBAND'S FEARS) Reactions Of Families V ary From Grief To Bitter Anger

Auto Show To Open New Parking Lot   Special Exhibit Of °64 Creations Friday, Saturday

Frost, Snow Bite Crops In Wide Aree   Temperatures Hit Record Lows in Many Sections

Great Lakes Ships Battle Wind, Waves   Thunderstorms, Twisters Plague Atlantic Coast

Wintry May Day Breaks Records  Crops: Frosted. im Midwest:   Crops: Frosted. in Midwest; Wind, Snow Fits Hast. Area

Delaware Solon Sparks Investigation   Baker Once Aided By Man Who Is Now His Nemesis

Baker Benefited From Tax Break Obtained By Sen. Williams, His Present Nemesis

Beneficiary To Target  alain aeeheenetinernensineneieiepanecehimnemeemeimeiiiommeiammesasiecemeaiaauesiinaaatetaieetli ae meneetitiiibenmneiiuniaial  Current BakerInquiry May Reach To Others

@e° eescewesse Se’ FY  Mining Faced With Challenge  Savs Mining Concress Nfficial

Opposition To Test Ban Building Up   Supporters See Help From JFK ‘Cuban Statemert

Weather   Supporters Hope To Kill Reservation  Barry Balks At Test Ban Treaty

Ban Backers Hope To Kill  Reservation  Count On JFK For New Policy  TY ewe memale LN ale mw

Goldwater Reservation Is Target   Senator Wants Russia To Clear Island of N-Arms

Ginhy’s Threat Eases As Other Hurricane Turns Into Squalls...Page 3    Everybody Knows All About ‘Canes But Weatherman

Prospects Seem Not So Glum Despite Taxes, Strikes And Adverse Weather

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Taxes, Weather, Strikes Affect Economv

President Delivers Address At Air Academy Graduation   Cope With Challenge

JFK Speaks At Air Force Graduation   Stresses Connection Between Military, Political Policies

Kennedy Talks to AF Grads  Links Military,   Links Military, Political View

Chief Executive starts Five-Day Western Trip   Kennedy Delivers Commencement Address At U.S. Air Force Academy

JE Embarks on Five-Day Western Trip   Speaking, Inspection Tour Extended to Include Hawaii

Cuban Crisis Demonstrated Future Actions  Kennedy Denotes   Kennedy Denotes Military, Political And Diplomatic Tie:

Company And Loggers Agree; Strike To End      Walkout Marked By Violence

Loggers May Resume Work In Ontario   Temporary Accord Between Union, Paper Companies

Sierra Pacific to Seek Nuclear Power Reactor  In Walker Lake Area

Troops Stop Revolution In Turkey  Chief of Staff: ‘No Ground for Worry’

Loyal Troops Crush Rebels, But Situation In Capital  Iz Not Clear

Kennedy Offers Price for Treaty   Pact Acclaimed ‘Tarning Point’

Little Hope Seer For 63 Okay of Rights, Tax Cul  Cornerstones of JFK iti ili cictal  Mie k ie ts et ie   Cornerstones of JFK Program Expected to Pass Over Into Next Seecian.

Demo Caueus Seen Key to  ‘Tax Program  Hint Brown Ma) Compromise On Plans

Corporation Tax Speedup Again Asked   Key Bill in Brown Program May Be Only One Offered

coer 64 BESET SD ——  Integration Martys Buried As Hero In Arlington

White House represented  Integration leader buried with military honors today

Evers Is Given Impressive Rite   Dignitaries Join Arlington Throng

Irked By U.S. Policy Qn Anti-Castro Raids Cuban Exile Leaders to Meve to Central America

Also Proposes Repeal of Sales Levy in Package  Governor's Plan Seeks Bank Tax, 1% Income Hike

Governor Proposes Boost In Levies on Incomes, Corporations and Banks

Leap Into Sea As Trawler Sinks—  Eight Men, Lashed Together With Rope, Hoisted From Gul}

Five American Legion Posts To Be Honored At Spring Convention Here

LIONS BACK PARK LIGHTING   Demand Brisk  Selective Increases Will Be Made Soon by U.S. Steel; No "Slapdown” Anticipated

USW Wage Plea Expected To Follow . . .  Steel Price Hikes Nearly Unanimous

Big Steel's Ranks Close   ‘Selective’ Price Boosts Spread Through Key Industry of Economy

Nine Listed As Selective Boosts Due   White House Stays Silent As Industry Breaks Price Line

No Repetition Of ‘Slapdown’ Is Looked For  Bethlehem Last Of ‘Big Ones’

vated ZtCCl FICICMs JUNG Front  Bethlehem, National Announce Price Hikes

Big Steel Unanimious On Increases   Biggest Firms Apparently Doubt Slapdown By JFK

Big Steel Prices Up;  Selective”  Join Ranks of —_Other- Producers

Bethlehem Steel Joins Other Big Steel Firms In. Announcing Price Hikes

STILL SEARC FOR MISSING TANK VESSEL   Ship Carrying Sulphur Disappeared With Crew Of 39      FLOATING DEBRIS  S$ BEING CHECKED

Planes Spot Debris But Not Tanker   Rescue Ships Plan Closer Inspection Of S. Atlantic Site

Sulfur Ship Is Missing In Atlantie   Stain in Water Is False Clue, CoastGuard Sav

Discounts Bar  Poll on Judge   Compares Attorney To Justice Brandeis

Reapportionment plan passes by 5-1 margin  Barnett will call lawmakers into special   Barnett will call lawmakers into special session Feb. 25 to set up posts in House   Lawmakers praise vote on reseating

Mississippi Voters Okay New Seating   City, County Officials Pleased At Outcome

Quick Action  House Gives Unanimous Approval fo Increased Allotment fo Help PIDA

U. N. Congo Forces To Be Kept 6 Months   Assembly Votes Over Opposition From Soviet Bloc: Financing Plan Approved

U.N. Foree In Congo Staving On / . Contributions  To Augment  Ready Funds

Beistet Teachers nad Fvebicus In 1840  Pu nile San Lincoln Rie Oe a

Bristol Teachers Had Problems In 1846  WT  oe Pn Lincoln ec Throuoh ee

Raps Sec. McNamara  Vinson Hits ‘Political’ Orders For Servicemen

~VINSON ACCUSES MeNAMARASays M ilitary Being liade Political Agent

Racial Problem Rule ‘Dangerous   Vinson Says Servicemen Made ‘Political Agents’

Order Is Attacked By Vinson   Servicemen Called ‘Political Agents’

Vinson Accuses Defense Chief  Bill’ to Keep Military In Defense Business

HI. HO. COME TO THE FAIR   Vinson Acts To Keep Army Out Of Politics

Sirens Sound in Relief  Boys Found Alive, Well After Two Days in Mine

Three Boys Found ’Alive After Three DaysinDeadly-Gas-Filled:Mine _

Two-Day Search Ends in ‘Miracle’ Rescue  Three Teenage Boys Found Alive In Closed Coal Mine

Senate Votes Against Rules Change 53-4?   Liberals Lose First Round

Six Persons Hospitalized— Three Firemen Dead In Wake of Fuel Tank Blast

Still No Trace Of Lost Plane   Bolivian Airliner Was Carrying 41

bata ff  rate Ui Aboard  Nol   Residents ia Borders Town Hear Crash In Area: Search On

FEAR 41 LOST ABOARD PLANE   ONE AMERICAN LISTED AMONG THOSE MISSING

Bolivian Plane Missing Today  4] Persons on Board   41 Persons on Board Four Enaine Airliner

Planes Seek Lost Airliner Carrying 41   Chile and Bolivia Put Aside Dispute for Border Search

28 Day. Walkout EndsLongest Strike at AEC's  Plant at Oak Ridge Ends

Claim Air Base Taken By Govt   Report Rebel Fleet On Way To Capital; Seek To Oust Guido

Loyalists Claim They've Made Rebels Surrender At Air Base In Argentina

Naval Units Pose Threat To Key City   Loyalist Forces Reported Gaining In Aerial Attacks

Conflicting Reports Obscure Picture  ‘Crushed Revolt’ Rocks Argentina

Report Fleet Heading for Capital City  President's Forces Cannter With Atraok   President’s Forces Counter With Attack  On Insurgent Bases

Loyal Troops On Offensive  In Argentina   Rebels Reported En Route To Attack Capital

Air, Ground Forces Open  Big Attack  Navy Seeks To Overthrow Guido Regime

 Forces Move on Argentine Capital Navy Leads Revolt to Oust Pres. Guido

Loyalists Report Air Base Has Surrendered After Air, Land Battle

Argentine Loyalists Attack Rebel Base, Insurgent Fleet Approaches

Insurgents’ War Ven Near Capital  a... % 43... 3 jy   Revolt Aimed At Ousting President Over Election Issue

Loyal Troop: Ou Offensive In Argentina  Rebels Reporte ed. Ta Ban      Rebels Reported En Roite To Athick Captial

Warships Move Toward Capital, Attack Feared  Rebel Naval Forces To ‘Fight to Death’

il Ss ind:  Rebel Naval Air Base Is Attack Victim  Fleet Threatens Action Against

Rebel Warships Aim For Capital   Revolt Is Leveled Against President

Varied Reports Heard On Revolt in Argentina   Buenos Aires Under Threat of Attack By Rebel Fleet of Warships and Carriers

Argentine Loyalists Stage Attack on Rebel Air Base   “RESPONSIBLE FOR RAIDS’  U.S. Rejects Russ Charges

More Fighting ls Predicted In Buenos Aires   Anti-Guido Troops’ Warships, Carrier Headed for Capital

Loyal Forces Hit Argentine Rebel Air Base   Warships Approach Threatening Attack On Nation’s Capital

Rebels Plan Air Attack On Capital   Large Fleet Already Near Buenos Aires

Insurgents Vow F ight To Death  Rebelling Marines   Rebelling Marines Abandon Capital

Loyalists Hit Rebel Air Base   Fleet of Warships Reported Nearing Countrvy’s Capital

Warships Speed Toward Capital   Revolt Is Leveled Against President

Outcome Of Argentina's Revolt Still In Doubt: Fleet Threatens Attach

Baccalaureate Services Sunday; Commencement -On Wednesday Evening

Mill St. Businessmen Help, 2 Workers Rehired  Response Great, Blind Assn. Sees Hoyx

Word Battle At Tullytown Council Meetin Subject: Teen Gang Rumble; Avsreed: Mustn’t Happen Again      Mill St. Businessmen Help, 2 Workers Rehired Response Great, Blind Assn. Has Hope

Port Ludlow   PVE LUUIU Vv  Bomber crashes info Port Ludlow hill

Instructor ejects; two missing  Navy jet bomber dives into hillside, disintegratina

Huge Spending Program Will Add $11.9 Billion To U. S. National Debt   President Tells Congress Record Sum Needed To Finance Essential “Investment In Future”

Big Deficit, Debt  Increase Listed  ie com Se eee oe   President Calls His Program Investment for Future.

USM prof speaks up AAUP urges segregated schools be denied funds

Aetegnens. Casped Bonhes Story  Faubus Claims Dead Pilots Betrayed

Arkansas Notional Guard Pilots Were — Patreweacl’ sae Canrensgraneanet® Eeasabasse Grave

yhief Denies Arkansas Air Guard Planes Involved  - Faubus Charges U.S. Recruited, Then ‘Betrayed Invasion Fliers

former Kennedy Adviser Given 30-Day Term  For Five-Year “Oversight” on Income Tax

Landis, Once Chairman Of SEC, Gets 30 Days  In Tax Violation Case

Birmingham, Alaa., racial tinder box in wake of four dynamite deaths

Officials Try to. Calm Birmingharn   Hours of Terror Follow Bombing and Slayinas

Wallace Sends 300 Troopers To Birmingham   23 Others Hurt As Bomb Explodes During Service

Four Negro Girls Killed When Church Is Dynamited; Two Others Shot To Death

Birmingham Officials Act to Restore Order, Four Die in Bomb Blast

Bombing Brings Steps To Block Further Violence   Ask U. S. Action   In a Lounge

Blast hills  Officials Take Stes To Head Off New Violence After Bombing Deaths

Officers Move To Head Off Trouble After Six Die On Rioteus Sunday  Birmingham Fears New Outbreaks

FOUR KILLED IN BOMBING; TWO OTHER NEGR ROES SHOT  FBI, TROOPS SEEK TO HALT VIOLENCE

Six Young wWegroes Killed  Guard Alerted: Troopers Rushed Into Birmingham

Riots Erupt In Wake Of Bombing  ig ials Move ~ EKand Of Naw   Officials Move To Head Off New Violence In City

Four Children Die, 23 Hurt in Bomb Blast at Birmingham Negro Church

FBI Agents Are Sent To. Birmingham  Steps Taken To Avert Violence

4 Negro Girls Die in Alabama Blast; 2 Boys Shot to Death   White Pupils Start Classes

Two Boys Are Shot in Other Area  Most Frightening  Birmingham Day

FBI Agents Join Search In Atrocity   Troopers Ordered Into Birmingham;  Four Girls. Killed

Alabamans Urged To Keep Peace   Birmingham Still Tense After Six Youngsters Killed

SIX DEAD IN DAY OF VIOLENCE  State Troopers Called,  FBI Begins Probe, Guard Alerted

Alabama Guard Put On Alert      egrocs Outraged By Blast-Deaths  In Birmingham

Nixon Joins Republican Unity Parade Speaks in Favor Of Rockefeller,

Nixon Joins Republican Unity Parade   Urges Strongest Possible Ticket

NIXON SUPPORTS GOP UNITY DRIVE   Rocky and Barry Viewed as Ticket

Nixon Backs GOP’s Unity Bid For ’64.   Candidates Should Enter Primaries. Party Figure Savs

Police Turn Hoses On Jeering Negroes   BAD WEATHER  Plane Hunt Cancelled

Bandits Use Boat After Gem Theft   Florida Thieves Get $100,000 in Jewels; Police Have No Clues

Daring Bandits Steal Fortune In Jewelry  Combat-Garhed Pair Steal Up To $200,00( ‘In Gems In Florida

$100,000 to $200,000 loss  Gunmen scoop up gems, flee in getaway boat

Reporter Joins In Walk  10 Arrested Freedom Marchers Feel They Are Held Unjustly

Inside The Times   Capital News   Capital News  Astronauts To Receive Trophy

Belgium Agrees to Pay Share for Congo Force Requested by Africans

UN-Conge Support Is Urged.   African Nations Ask Assembly To Maintain Forces

Berlin Incident Probe  Official US Policy: Don't Be Nasty To Russians

JFK To Visit 12 States  ‘Non-Political’ Trip Includee 12 Sneacrha<   ‘Non-Political’ Trip Includes 13 Speeches Night In Log Cabin

Tour Slated Across U.S. By Kennedy   Five-Day Journey This Month Will Cover 12 States

Tour Slated By Kennedy  [> ees Pc ce Ce oc os   ‘Nonpolitical’ Trek Includes 12 States

Kennedy Plans 12-State Swing  Alawéiire i Dacaireac   Natural Resources Inspection Slated

Eternal Flame Lighted  John F. Kennedy Laid to Final Rest in Arlington

World Says Farewell To. Martyred Chief; Hero’s Burial In Arlington, Va.

President Is Buried In Arlington   Cardinal Cushing Conducts Simple, Moving Funeral] Rite

1,200 Attend Simple Catholic Mass For Slain President; Burial At Arlington National Cemetery

Burial On Arlington Hillside  Family and The Great Of Many Nations Present For Simple Funeral Mass

Anti-Castro Cubans Pick Chief   Provisional Post Goes To Marquez

TIED PARENTS SEE DAUGHTER ASSAULTED  Robber Terrorizes 3 In Family

Something may be worked out later  Wheat deal with Russia hits new snaa

Russian Wheat Deal Seems to Have Hit Snag   Shipping of Grain Brings New Delavs

REPUBLIC, 32D LARGEST, JOINS IN THE TREND   Pittsburgh Steel Also “Goes Selective”; Total Now Four   KENNEDY CONFERS  WITH HIS ADVISERS

Quiz Ordered By Congress Into Problem   Kennedy Talks With Economie Advisers; Top Firms Are Silent

Republic, Pittsburgh Follow Suit   Congress Planning Investigation Of Industry Problems

Republic, Pittsburgh Take Action   Stull No Move By U.S. Steel And Bethlehem

Two More Steel Firms Raise. Prices  Top Companies Mur As JFK Confers On

Congress lo Investigate Prices, Profit  No Word Yet From Top 2 Producers; Kennedy Watching

Price Boost By Republic Steel Corp.   Sull No Word From Top Firms; Probe Is Ordered

Quick Stop for Deputy Patro! Cer   Congress to Investigate  Two More Firms  Raise Steel Prices

No. Appropriations   ‘ INO. Appropriations  Demos Introduce Bill For TV

Educational TV. Bill Introduced  Action Taken By Group Of Democrat

Le gislature: Educational TV Bill Introduced  TV weteladan Deasacod

INDEX TO  Inside Pages   USES PRESTIGE, F LATTERY -- KROCK Noted Journalist Assails JFK Tactics

Charges managing of news  SFK target of Krock, elder statesman of journalism

CANCER DRIVE TAIK   Famous Journalist Kroch Assails JFK News Policy

Policy On Government  News Hit   Newsman Charges News Is Managed To JFR’s Ends

Krock Raps Kennedy On News "Weapon"   Charges It Was Used to ‘Inflate Success, Gloss Over Error'

No White Hou No White House Comment  “JEK's N Ds Methods Attacked

News Handling Squabble Grows  JFK Said Handling Its Release With Cynicism, Boldness

Kennedy's News Policy Attacked By Noted Writer  News Is Managed to

“PUBLIC GETTING FALSE IMPRESSIONS”  Veteran Writer Attacks JFK For “Managing” News

Shows Little Emotion on Way to Gallows—_~  Fequer Hanged for Kidnap- Slaving

Man Sent to Gallows for Slaying   lowa Executes Ist Person Under Kidnaping Ruling

ONLY DAILY  NEWSPAPER* _ (PUBLISHED dn The — ADIRONDA CKS         T T COAL FOR 7 AS PRESIDENCY   Rockefeller Speaks On National Affairs

Inaugural Address Indicates Rocky’s Top Political Concern Is Presidency

As Seen by Clare Booth Luce  The Truth About Vietnam         See editorial on Page 4.

Goldwater Hits, Hails Rights Plan   Senator Against Private Section, For Retraining

Khrushchev Ups Hope For Peace   China Says Khrushchev Sold Out To Capitalist

Predicts Test Ban In Sight   Khrushchev Makes Statement In Presence Of Harriman

French Underground Leader Held In Bavaria  Adenauer Rejects Bidault Appeal For German Asylum

Adenauer Snubs Personal Plea By DeGaulle Foe   Former French Premier May Be Deported to Switzerland or Austria.

Police Quiz De Gaulle Foe   PMNS MMI bo IOUS IU     Adenauer Rejects Bidault’s Plea for Asylum

IGOP May Expand Tax Committee   Congress May Be Willing to Okay Kennedy Tax Cuts

Cuban Refugees Defy Government   THREATEN TO PUBLISH ‘WHITE PAPER’ SOON

See Exile Defiance of U.S. Govt   Publication by Council Of “Embarrassing” Paner Expected

Presidential Board Tackles Dock Issue   ‘Sen. Morse And Two Members, Meet With Each Side, Expect Talks In Good Faith

Presidential Panel Starts Dock Strike Peace Job Has Five Days Under Morse  To Resolve Tight Issues

Board Steps Into 26-Day Dock Strike   JFK Says Point Of Public ‘Toleration’ Has Passed

SET MONDAY AS DEADLINE ON RESULTS   McClellan Offers Legislation To  Curb Walkouts

Dock Strike End Sought By Board   Group Begins Task Aimed At Settling 26-Day-Old Dispute

Aims for Settlement     President's Board Enters East Coast Dock Strike

Mediators Seek End of Dock Strike   Special Kennedy Beard Hope: to Get Action by Monday-— -

25 March Past Guards Into School  Huntsville Women - Tobe Childeran Ta   Huntsville Women - Take Children To Closed Building

March into School With Children   ‘No One Injured As They Pass Troopers. At ‘Closed’ Building

Governor, Police Still In Control  lrate Mothers Defy Troopers At One Schao

Some 25 Women With Their Offsprings Walk Past Troopers Into Building Ordered Closed

MARCH PUPILS PAST TROOPERS INTO SCHOOLS   NEGRO STUDENT AT SECOND SCHOOL IS TURNED BACK

Children To School; Mothers Lead March   City Leaders Up In Arms

March Children Info Building; Ignore Trooper  Governor's Aide Says —s« C}locina le for Day

March Children Past Troopers Into School  Women Turn Deaf Ear to Advisory by Guard That School Was Closed

Mothers March Children Past Police Cordon   Troopers Yield, But Reinforced Units Again Bar Entry To School

March Children Into School That ‘Chief’ Ordered Closed  Wallace’s Troopers Respect Children; Don’t Hurt Them” Call Oheved

‘DON'T HURT THEM! DON’T HURT THEM!  Mothers Defy Wallace, March Children Past Troops To School

Some Ignore State Police At Huntsville   Governor Orders Schools Closed; City Objerts

March Past State Troopers — Huntsville Mothers Put Children in School

Mothers Cross Lines: Into Alabama School  25 Women Ignore State Police Commands Fa Barall Children in Huntcville Svctem

25 Determined Mothers Defy Gov. Wallace And Troopers: March Pupils Into School

Take Children Into One Unit  Despite Troops  City Fathers Rap Governor, Insist On Reopening

Police Halt Children In School Area   Governor Ignores Board And Blocks Entry Of Pupils

Huntsville Mothers Defy Governor Riarch Their Children Into School

Wallace Meets His Match:  Moms Push Past Troopers lines Hold At 3 Other Schools

25 Mothers Defy Wallace, March Children Into Closed Public School

A Giratfe’s Dilemma   Enter Closed Huntayille School   25 Ala bama Mothers Defy Gov. Wallace

March Children Past Troopers At One Building  3 Other Huntsville Integrated Schools Closed for Day

Mothers Push: Past Troopers:  With Children.   Ignore Order Of Governor  On Closing

March Broods Into School   Huntsville Officials Blast Wallace Action:

Forced to Cook Out   Fleeine Wrecked City   Skopje Faces Epidemic Threat

Epidemic Threat In Tremor's Wake Brings Exodus   Rescue Force Stays in Skopje; New Shocks Hit

Government Orders. Mass Evacuation    Tremors Continue,  Peril or Falling a ' Walls Scll Dane

a a es + * &* kk ok a ee  Threat Of Epidemic Spurs Evacuation Of Yuso City

RISING FEARS OF EPIDEMIC ADD TO TASK   Survivors In Steady Stream Moving Out Of Danger Zone   TWO RELATE HORROR OF TOMB IN RUINS

Many Criticize Oswald Slaying  Some Say Slaying In Dallas Justified

opeculaie on successor     K Hints at Resigning One of Major Posts

POR LOPE DO LP OO LPO POOR G 5 Well-Known Arctic Aviator : Allowed To Break FAA Rules

‘Johnny, the Blind Boy’ John L. Sullivan, 80, Native Of Marysville, Is Dead

Rhodes Ohio Cutbacks May Hit 7,000   Austerity Program Cuts 5.226 Worker: Off State Rolls

State Steeled For Additional Snow  Cold Weather Records Continue To Fall In Ohio

Barnett Asks Rights Stand  Speaks at Confab of Southern Governors

Sanford Not Wedded To Old Ways é Scuthern Governors Avoid  Action On Extreme Issues -

Damper Slapped on Touchy Race Issue;  No Vote Taken on Southern Resolutions

Governors Drop Rights Battling  Wallace, Barnett   Wallace, Barnett Soundly Beaten As Damper Is Put On

Dixie Governors Are Moderate On Civil Rights   ‘Bama, Mississippi Chiefs Fail To Arouse Strona Rebel Yells

Barnett, Others Denounce Policy On Civil Rights  Response Is Polite,

Gov. Barnett Rejected On Rights Debate  Mississippi Chief Files Resolutions At Governors Talks

Are Moderate On Civil Rights   ‘Bamo, M Chiefs Fail To Arouse Strong Rebel Yells

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Southern Governors Refuse To Debate Civil Rights At Meeting

Southern Governors Show Growing Moderation On Civil Rights Issue

4. Governors Attack U.S. Rights Policy  Growing Moderate  Position Shown By @ pesthawe T weadnws

Southern Governors Sidestep Controversy .   No Rights Appeal, No Rebel Yell:

Southern Governors Sidestep Segregation Controversy, Moderate Sentiment Grows   Re DON MCKEE

‘Times Are Changing’ Southern Governors Actior Seen as Sign of Moderation

INDEX   ‘AIMED AT CIVILIAN POPULATION   Rl  France Maps Destruction Plans

Argentine Truce Talks Not Held, No Reason Given  No Word From Rebel  Rleauale Ctrannkald

Meeting Between Argentine Loyalists, Rebel Negotiators Fails To Come Off

No Word From Naval Base  Truce Talks Come To Standstill In Argentine Revolt

Latin Uprising At a Standstill   Silence Follows Surrender Terms

Truce Talks in Argentina's Navy Revolt at Standstill, So Is Revolt

Would End 4-Day Revolt  Army, Rebel Leaders Sift  Truce Pact In Argentina

Judging School Underway Here   Argentine Truce Parleys, Revolt Reach a Standstill

Among Hearst Art Objects   Argentina Truce Talks Said at a Standstill —

Say Many Farmers Don’t Understand New Wheat Plan   Growers Will Decide Ita Fate in National Vote on May 2),

Effect Is Challenged  Senate Votes Against Cut In Missouri Income Taxes

Tinker General Remains In Critical Shape With Gunshot Wound In Heac

Solons Probe Snatching of Douglas Pact   Pentagon Flouts Navy on Plane Contract Award

Flora Aims Her 140 Mile An Hour Punch At Haiti  Heavy Loss Of Life Is Expected By Weather Bureau

GUANTANAMO BASE IN PATH   Death - Dealing Flora ; Set To Hammer Haiti 

Haiti Awaits Hora’s Visit A Heavy Loss Of  Life Feared There When Storm Hits

MiGShcrily ‘senvede 2 sates CG. P.O. BOX $466 4924 COLE AVE. DALLAS, TERAS cour.   Flora Aims Deadly ‘Wind Toward Haiti

Klora Aims Heavy Blow At Haiti   Loss Of Life And Heavy Damage To Area Predicted

Hurricane Flora Racing Furiously For Haiti At 140-Mile-An-Hour Speec

Eye Most Vicious Since Carla Flora Aims Full Fury At Haiti; Cuba Next

§40-Mile-an-710ur Wings Hurricane Flora Called Deadliest in Two Years

Hurricane Flora Roaring Toward Haiti and Cuba   Heavy Loss of Life Feared in Caribbean

140 Mph. Wind To Hit Island   Heavy Loss Of Life, Property Damage Seen

Fear heavy loss of life, property as hurricane roars toward Haiti

Hurricane Flora Headed for Haif  Storm Is Potentially Most Deadly in Years

Frain: Heavy Loss Expected in Flora's Pury U.S. Guantanamo  Base in Cuba Is In Path of Storm

Flora Fury Perils Haiti, Guantanamo   Wildest Storm Since Carla in ‘61

Potentially Savage Hurricane Flora Roars Across Caribbean Toward Haiti

Mac Favors Home to Take His Position  Old Prime Minister Battles to the End To Thwart Butler

OPPOSES BUTLER CAMP. GN:  Repor t Macmillan Favors Lord Home as Successor

Meeting Of Khrushchev, Mao Hinted   Summit Possibility Raised In Russian Party Newspaper

Soviets Seek Tatks on Rift With Chinese  Party's Paper Suggests Nikita eet With Mao

Pravda Hints Soviet-China Summit Talk  Editorial Apparently Is Reply   Editorial Apparently Is Reply To Demand for World Assembly

Moscow-Peking Rift  Pravda Hints Soviets Seek Khrush-Mao Summit Meet

Will Attempt To Overcome Split Russia-Red China Summit Predicted By Party Paper

Forece      May Heal ‘Split In Red Ranks   Moscow-Peking 'Palks Suggested By Party Paper

PHE VANISHING FOURTH: ‘Hey. What Do They Call This Day Off, Anyway?

momronvea cms AMERICANS LOSING SPIRIT OF HOLIDAY sx:seaxmaxcex  Remember When ‘4th’ Was Glorious?

Duvalier Denies He'll Resign as Haitian Leader   Scoffs at ‘Wishful’ Reports That He Made Plans to Flee the Country.

Haiti Still in Grip of  Duvalier   Scofts, Refutes Plains to Flee

ICC Schedules Butte Hearing On Milwaukee Road Service   Legion Commander to Arrive  Today for Regional Meeting

Ohio Is Near Floodstage; High Water Affects Areas In Three State

FALN Head Reported  Kidnapped    U. 8. Army Coloncl Spent Eight Days As Red Prisoner

Kidnapped U.S. Colonel Is Released   Johnson Woos Republican  Leaders, Dirksen, Halleck

CANCER-—FOCAL POINT OF MEDICINE I  Where And How A Cancer May Originate

Bella’s Foe Urges Blow At Regime   Convoys Reported Headed Toward Rebel Stronghold

Algeria Army Units Joining Rebel Forces   Ben Bella Claims Morecco Troops.on Border Plan Attack

Ben Bella Seeks To Rally Masses   Algerian Army Units Joining Rebels

Algeria Army Units Join Dissidents   Rebel Leader Calf: For Decisive Fight Against Ben Bella

pad <Sdihad  Bella Troops Join Rebels  In Mountains  Berber Colonel Calls for a Fight  A. Ate Ee Deastdane

Sales Spotlight   ‘Units Of Algerian Army Joining Dissident Troops Of Berber Area

Leader Urges Overthrow Of One-Man Rule   Noncommissioned Officers And Men In Berber Area Desertina

Algerian Troops Join Dissident Colonel's Force   Non-Coms and Men in Mountain Area Desert

IN FIGHT AGAINST BEN BELLA Units of Algerian Army Join With Dissidents

Army Troops Desert To Algerian Rebels   Army. Leader. Demands _End of i-Man: Rule. °”

Algerian Army Units Deserting  Begin Joining Dissident Troops For Fiaht Aaainst Bella Reaime

Report Ben Bellas Army Deserting To Ou El Had; ‘In A “Decisive Struggle’

Army Units Join Rebels In Algeria   Leader Orders Decisive Fight Against Ben Bella

Algerian Army Joining Rebels’ Fight Against Ben Bella Government

' Anti-Bella Revolt Gains Momentum  Regular Army  -’' Units Defect T,., §D.1../f  60 MILES EAST

FIGHT AGAINST BEN BELLA LOOMS   Say Most Troops In Berber Area Desert  LEADER   Of Revolt Calls For Decisive Battle Against Dictatorial Regime

ALGERIAN ARMY UNITS JOIN REBELS   Ben Bella Tries To Stir Support As Ou El Hadj Organizes Opposition Among Berbers.

Calls For Decisive Fight— Dissident Algerian Gls Join Rebellious Colone

Rebe! ‘Troops Gain Forces In Algeria   ‘Dictatorial’ Regime Target Of Dissidents

Algerian Army Units Join Dissident Troops  Of Rebellious Colonel

Dickinson Volunteers Attend Schoo! In Prenaration for Bloodmobile

“Leute Didn't Anseer’  Woman Stands Vigii Over Son She Shot As ‘Prowler’

Given Little, Chance to Live  Mother Wounds Son  Mistaken for Prowler

PAGODAS IN SHAMBLES ae SAN  Viet Nam Pushes Drive To Defeat Buddists

Reynolds Warns Of Veto for Any Sales Tax Setup  Governor States He ‘Won't Licten’

Third Eskimo Member  Dies of Exhaustion   Air Force Locates Hunters An Hour Before Search To Be Called Off In Bering Sea: Survivors Taken to Nome

ToBeResumed If Ban Talks Break Down   Negotiations With Russians Resume Tuesday

Some Obstacles  Soviet Grain Buyers And U.S.  Dealers In Capital

REDUCTION IN OWN DUES SOUGHT  Soviets Demand U.N. Hike U.S. Assessments   soviet Mission Balks On US. Freight Rates

Ist Legislation On Constitution Voted in Lansinc  Effort to ‘Freeze’  lizxdawae le Chlhacacd   Effort to ‘Freeze’ Judges Is Charged

Fannin Calls For ‘Rescue’ River Proje ct  cat orn a :   “Kuchel Says Arizonans Use’ Steamroller. Tactics

To Avoid Party-Split Goldwater Is Pictured Determined To Avoid Big Primary Battle.

Goldwater Avoiding Party Fight  ALD opnisntan   No Commeni on  Rockefeller

JANUARY DECISION  acne ~<a eR ee eens ceneneetns it  Barry s Campaign Strategy Viewed

No knockdown campaign  Goldwater determined to avoid party-split

New Year’s Ritual of Revelry Here;  Melancholy Note Curbs Merriment 

8 Ceminintente: Spanace Stand. Supt. Willis Proposes Chicago Pupil Transfer

Nnrth Rocecuth Leacdcue   Titonka Woman’s Club Meets At Brandt Hom

“Property Loss Heavy -Wind-Driven Grass, Forest ‘Fires Plague 6 East States

Scores of Homes Are Destroyed, Two Are Dead   Virginia And New Jersey Hardest Hit

Homes, Forests Burned as Wind Howls in 6 States  Thousands of Acres Of Grasslands Destroyed

aa 6FlClURee ES ee  —_ ‘E GRANTS REP PRIE VE eat ge  Scranton Bi aiianiieais In Irish Setter Case

Complete Plans For Neosho On Parade Event   Annual Event Set For Friday Night On Sauare

Mansfield Urges Freezing Of Internal Revenue Plans for Reorganization

Mayor Names Panel  To Mediate Strike   N.Y. School Board’s Offer Rejected By Teachers Because No Pay Raise Granted

Panel Trying To Avert N.Y. School Strike  Teachers Threaten To Walk Off Jobs  Monday Morning

Mediators Seek To Avert Strike  Teachers Threaten New York Walkout

JUDGE DELAYS RAIL STRIKE IN EAST ST. LOUIS  DISPUTE INVOLVES TERMINAL CHANGE;

To meet President's ‘test’  U.S. reviews dealings with South Viet Nam

SPELLS OUT TEST  serene nomen ea ER a NE AN AND,  U.S. Examines  Viet Aid Policy

Ready For God's Will   Arms Conterees Doubt Red Okay Of Solons’ Plan

Party Girls Receive Short Prison Terms   Christine Keeler Asks For Mercy, Gets 9 Months

Christine Given Term in Prison Admits Perjury in  Court Appearance

sentence Is Nine-Months Bai tt it badd  Christine Pleads Guilty To Perjury, Conspiracy

ONTHS IN JAIL FOR CHRISTINE   Prostitute Playmate Of British Wor Minister Pleads Guilty Of Framing Negro Lover.

Christine Gets 9 Months   Party Girl Who Shool A Government Plead: Guilty to Perjury

PRISON FOR SCANDAL STAR (linet inclement tide  Christine Found Guilt

Court Heeds Plea For Mercy — ESS Fitea For Mercy  Christine Keeler Sent To Prica:

Keeler Asks Merey, Given Nine Months   Internationally-Famed Call Girl Gets Light Ponalty From Court

Sad Exit From White House   Siate Death Lag   Urge ecrju W CMS Pirac  Cluiaine. Pldads Guilty, Gets 9 Months

Court Heeds Plea For Mercy  Christine Keeler Sent To Prison   OTHERS SENTENCED

Call Girl Gets 9-Month Term  Throws Herself At Mercy Of The Courts Of Britain

She Pleads Guilty, Asks Mercy - Christine Keeler Gets 9-Month Sentence

Today :   Around the State . Around the Nation . Around the World .

The School Bond Issue—  ‘No’ Vote Could Mean Split School Sessions

The School Bond Issue—  New School To Have 1000-Student Capacity

The School Bond Issue—  Hope Available Funds Can Be Used To Equip Planned New Building

'The School Bond Issue—  Planned New School ‘To Adapt To Changes

paite: Heuse Interested ——_—  Atomic Research F. acility For Madison Under Study

ESS ISIGLUTL  cements nt  House Discusses Tax Cutoff Date   School Bills Onposed

Political Fortunes May Ride on Existing Problems  Hog Prices May Mean Trouble

Campbell Issues Blast at Critics Of His Program  Governor Makes GOP Special Target:   Governor Makes GOP Special Target Sees No Deficit

Education Council Faces Reorganization  Motor Licensing Study Askec

Tie Vote Kills State Income Tax Reduction   Can‘t Afford Loss Of $12 Million, Opponents Contend

Senate Floor Fight Starts  Speeding Up   Dirksen Expects 40 Amendments During Week-Long Debate

Several Towns Reported Captured by Band af 500 Well-Armed Guerrillas

2nd Largest City Encircled   Rebels Seek Ouster Of Dictator Chief

Report Haiti Invaders Have Surrounded No. 2 City: Call OAS Session

Say Troops Surround Cap Haitien   City Is Not Captured; Duvalier Appeals For OAS Help

Exile Band Invading in  North Area   Dominican Forces Alerted After News of Landing

Dictatorship Of Duvalier Is Threatened   Claim Capture Of Cap Haitien, 90 Miles North Of Port au Prince

Invaders Land On Haiti   Duvalier's Regime ‘Shaken As Exiles Capture 3 Towns

BUT HAVEN'T TAKEN TOWN YET Haitian Rebels Surround Nation’s 2nd Largest City

Duvalier Regime Imperiled   Towns Captured; Dictator to Ask OAS Intervention

VOMmMInIcan ead Comers With Iwilitary  Curfew Imposed; Officials, Troops Reported Fleeing  SANTO DOMINGO, Dominicar Republic (AP)—A spokesman fo: Haitian rebels who -invaded thi north coast of Haiti said today that two columns of troops have / sufrounded Cap Haitien, Haiti’: second city.  fle said the invaders have not captured the port city of 25,000 as was rumored in Santo Domin. go this morning, but now com mand the Palin du Nord in fron of the city and much of the arez around it.   OAS to Mec? 

Capture Of Cap Haitien Is Reported   Exiled Soldiers. Make Landing In Haiti

Information Is Sketchy On Exile Attack   Voodoo Dictator Appeals To OAS For Assistance

INVASION CONFIRMED—  Force Of Haitian Exiles Seek To End  Duvalier's Regime

Haifian Exiles Report Capture Of Four Cities   Second Largest City On Island Is Surrounded

Invader Force. Claims Gains   Troops Seek Ouster Of Dictator Chief

Exile Forces. Seek Quster of Duvalier   Dictator Appeals: to OAS for Help; 500 in Invasion

Frile Sources Say Force of 500 Landed  Rebels Advance Toward Nation’s 2nd Largest City

North coast of Haiti hit by guerrillas  Band reportedly in control of

OAS COUN CIL CALLED  Haitian Invaders Surround Country's Second Largest City, Says Spokesman

Exiled Soldiers Invade — To Overthrow ‘Papa Doc’   OAS Meets To Discuss Haiti

500 Armed Men Threaten Regime Of Dictator  OAS Calls Meeting  To Discuss Landing

Exiles Invade Haiti; Duvalier May Be Topplec   Cap Haitien Said Captured; Report Is Not Confirmed

Exile Columns Surround Second Largest City  Landing Made   Landing Made On North Coast Of Island Monday

sien i CAFES a ORE ESHER THR MN ein  en mR  e A EA an y emsm  Large Migition City Captured

Exiled Soldiers Invade Northern Haiti; ‘Dictator Duvalier’s Regime Threatened

Rebels Claim Second Largest City Surrounded  Exile Force Invades Haiti's North Coast

Hope to Oust Duvalier —  Exiled Soldiers Invade  Dominican Republic

ee OE Se Me ee ee Re een ee ee EAIEEAEEE ameter el  Oranges and Eves Key to Sailor’s Survival

U.S. aid OK’d on  sewers   Comes to $408,000 for Menteur project

Comes to S35 per owner   Bolton sees 8 108,000 check only the first

‘Russia Agrees        on 4 Neutral: Laos:      Whether Khris       ( hev. Walt Acce pt

(Not Without Precedent  Kennedy, Pope Paul Meet Tuesday For Historic Conference at Vatican

Pope Paul 6 Meeting With JFK Historic   First U.S. Catholic President Is Third Executive Received

M, BRA 5 Te-elect= e e tf TWO, ion. in the if the con= use of the  arently rees anly) in cerning job he declared  , “1 KNOW e eaning Ne= ' , delegates r the wise erpreta—     LUMN ON   ‘The White Man Cannot Lead Me,’ Abner   Role Of White Liberal Is To ‘Help And Join In — But Not To Decide’

. M, BRAas re-electof T.W.O., tion. In the of the conuse of the arently reoes only) in 1werning job  he declared @ ~~“) aww eaning Ner, delegates t the wisinterpreta    ILUMN ON  - CONVENTION STORIES, PAGES 5, 19, & 21— SEE MELNICK STATEMENT, PAGE 8   ‘The White Man Cannot Lead Me,’ Abner   Role Of White Liberal Is To ‘Help And Join In — But Not To Decide’

State Budget Reaction Split On Party Line   Austerity Plan Gets GOP Plaudits, But Dem Blasts

County Recorder’s Office Handled 5,092 Documents During Past Year

Soviets Claim Age-Frozen Lizards Revived: See Space Possibilities

Police Doss. Fire Hoses Used In Birmingham To Curb Marchers: Jail 200

Hoses, Dogs Used On Racial Crowds   Mass Arrests in Birmingham Reach 1,300; Appeal Made

Dogs, Water Halt Negro Protest Walk  Police Report 200 Jailed For Parade Without City Permit

Fire Hoses, Dogs Chase Marchers  Five Negroes Repor ted Hurt  a Wi Wg res

Rockefeller Raps Policy Of Kennedy   ‘Ruthless’ Method Abroad Has Sapped ‘Alliance Confidence

Film Colony fo Pay Last Rites fo Carson   Many Celebrities at Dick Powell Funeral.

FUNERAL FOR THE FAMOUS:  Celebrities Turnout At Rites For Powell

Call of the House filed for today in battle over liquor by the drink   Cant ao home

Democratic Party Pi Promises Unity After  Anneanrance at Vice Pracident len Detraii

End To Time Troubles Sought By Robertson    But His Pranks Annoy Hundreds  Rep. Powell--He's Still A Little Boy

‘Mummy Does It Again’ Australian Woman Has  Her Fifth Set Of Twins

“MUMMY HAS DONE IT AGAIN!”  Woman Has 5th Set Of Twins And 4 Singles

Woman Gives Birth To 5th  Set of Twins  Gynecologist Says Odds Are High  Avainst Occurrence

ODDS ARE 3 BILLION TO i Australian Woman Gives Birth To 5th Set Of Twins

Threatens Legislation Solon Says Congress’ Intent Flouted In Ski Resort Loan

Small Bait Box Saves Fishermar  Pennsylvania Man Floats for 6 Days

House Passes Defense Bill By 410-1 Vote  Senate Expected To Concur On Most Of SAT Rillinn Meacure

House Passes $47 Billion Defense Bill   Senate Expected to Approve Cut of © $1.9 Billien

Househunting Is One Of Major Tension Points Of Civil Rights Dispute

In In North and South Housing One of Top Tensiot (Points In Rights Campaien

Opposition To Treaty Increases  Three Members Of Committee Plan ‘No’ Vote

Three Reveal They'll Vote Against Pact   Opposition Expected From Within Senate Armed Services Unit

3 Senators To Oppose Ban Treaty  Armed Services Members Wary Of Ratification

OPPOSITION TO NUCLEAR TEST BAN GROWING   Three Senators Voice “No” Votes Based On Hearings   DEBATE SCHEDULED TO BEGIN MONDAY

WSS Delegation Wins Point In Routing New Highway   Avoid Irrigated Fields

Railroad Merger Affirmed   Supreme Court Alsc Hits Unions, Stock Market ‘Scalping’

Rail Merger Gets Approval Of High Court   ‘Rail Unemployment Will Affect Nation’— Union Spokesmen

CAPER DESERVES ANOTHER ‘Girls Try B.V.D. Raid; Harvard Men Hit Back

IicNAMARA VISITS SENATOR Hayden Writes Johnson, Hits Litchfield Action

State Patrol May Be Given More Authority   Legislature Also Studying Change Ir ‘Spirit of ‘76’ Law

‘Andersen Attorney Wants Every Vote Proved, Judaes Study Briefs Monday

healistic Deneliclary Tiny East Africa Nation Plays It Cool,  Takes $90 Million Red Arms. Spurns U.S

In Prince Edward County Privately Paid Negro Education :  Pregram Set Up

BI-RACIAL GROUP WILL OPEN UNITS   Governor Makes Announcement A News Conference

Prince Edward To Get Private Free Schools   Biracial Group Organized To Take Over, Harrison Announces

Open to both white and negro children  Private free schools planned in Virginia

in Today's ALTOONA MIRROR  Dan.   State Group to Make Inspection

Income Levy Cut Included  State Senate Group Approves 3-Par Plan Based on Sales Tax Increase

Me Asked, Forit, Dur.  Cambodian. Ruler Rips US For Cutting Off Vital Aid

Size Of Rules Committee Cause Of Controversy - -   xx * x** kkk  Concreseni Under The Gun

Size of Rules Committee Considered Critical Matter  Returning Conaressmen Caught Under Political Gun

Fight Loom: Early Over Rules Body   Congressman Caughi In Controversy Thre Days Before Session

Filibuster, Rules Battle Lines Drawn   Members Arrive For Roll Call On Wednesday

SOLONS PLUNGE INTO ROW OVER RULES UNIT SIZE   Caught Up in Controversy as They Return for Conoress Opening

Fight Begins, Congress Not Yet at Work!  House Members Pick Up Sides Over Size Of Rules Cammittee

YS Aig Te a Olt + gt linden GRO) are Sak EA sighs *  ' Coffee-time!

Senate Move Due as Rail Strike Nears   Chairman Say s Committee to Vote Today In Initial Sten

New Rail Crisis Only Week Away  Senate Group ©   May Vote Toda  Cee er aan

Rail Strike Legislation Promised  Senate Group is Re Ce 2 ) oe ue

“Reasonable Arbitration” Proposal studied To Head Off Rail Walkout.

Congress To Act On  Rail Issue   First Legislative Step Promised As Strike Date Nears

New Civil Rights  Proposals   Commission Unanimous In Suggestions For First Time

“A Menace To TheRepublic!”’ Says Top Dem. Cannon OfJK’s Budget In Outburst In House

OPENING BIDS FOR WAXA GYM TODAY   Ennis Optimist Swimming Pool Opens: Operated by D. Stewart

~LEONI IS PRESIDENT-ELECT— Anti-Castro Candidate    Winner In Venezuela

Violence On Wane: Leoni Wins Election  Ex-Labor Lawyer Pledges To Keep  A onntt SL eetan DPaliaw

Leoni Venezuela Win Seems Certain   Five Die As Four Vehicles Collide

Castro Foe Winning in Venezuela  - Raul Leoni Tops  - Opponents; Terro1 In Caracas Eases

Leoni Scores Vote Victory In Venezuela  Government's Man Leads Nearest Foe By Over 200,000

Leoni Scores Easy Victory In Venezuela  New President  Beats Nearest Foe P.. h...... 92n ann

Violence Flares Following Vote In Venezuela   Winner Raul Leoni Pledges Continued Anti-Castro Drive

Leads Nearest Rival By 200,000 Votes  Leoni Wins Smashing V ctory In Venezuela

As votes pile up for Leoni  Pro-Communist terrorists active in Venezuela today

Leoni Victor by . Wide Margin in Venezuela Poll  Pledged to Carry On Opposition to Castro

Leoni Vote Tide Brings New Venezuela Violence   See Story, Page 11

Venezuelans Choose Raul Leoni President  Violence Subsides in Caracas, No Sign of Pro-Castro Reds

95 PER CENT OF VOTERS BALLOT IN VENEZUELA   LEONI IS SMASHING SUCCESS AS PEOPLE DEFY COMMUNISTS

Moisture In Clovis      Senator Losing Battle To Cut Water Research

Negro Is Freed At Greensboro  Charges Against Jackson Dropped; Dunn Is Picketed

Cuba Visit Accepted By Khrushchev  No Date Is Set For ‘Visit’ To Caribbean Island

British Society In Dither Over Scanda   New Revelations Expected To Follow Death Of Dr. Ward From His Friends

US. Asking Russian Aid To Halt War   Serious Washington Concern Is Conveyed Directly to Kremlin

SERIOUS CONCERN CONVEYED Ask Soviet Influence To Halt Fight In Laos

Soviet Asked to Use Influence To. End Fighting   Serious Concern Over Laos Is Disclosed

Asks Soviets To Call Halt On Pro-Reds   Russ Envoy Advised Of  Seriousness

His Stout Heart Beats On  Dying Pope Clinas To Life   Pope John’s Recovery  Was Prelude To Crisis

Fading Pontiff's Heart Still Beats: Family Near   Italy Halts Parades in Respect for Pope   Pope Has Requested Basilica Resting Place

Dying Pope John Resists the End ©  Pontiff's s Stout Heart Keen: Reciias   Devout Remain in St. Peter's Sauare

Of Caps, Gowns  It’s Graduation Time   Say Condition Is Stationary In Its Gravity

Third Day Of Mortal Struggle   Condition Worsens but Stout Heart Resists To the End

Kin Remain At Bedside  In Vatican   Stout Heart Of Pontiff Resists Inevitable Death

Three Suspects Arrested In Bombing Of Roger’s Home...See Page 9   BLESSES THOSE AT HIS BEDSIDE   Pope J chit Astonishes Doctors By Coming Out Of Coma

POPE JOHN STILL CLINGING TO LIFE   Pontiff Is in Deep Coma As Strength Swiftly Ebbs

Pope Pulls Out Of Deep Coma   Pontiff Had Slipped to Brink Of Death, Rallied to Brothers

Pontiff Regains Consciousness At Intervals   1943 Traftie Fatalities  Ws ~  Same Period a Year Aga  10  Total Deaths In 1942  26

Vatican Says Pontiff Asked ForLast Rites  New Infection . Brings Relapse Following Rally

Pope John Sinks Back Into Deep Coma of Dying   Pontiffs Condition Is ‘Stationary? After Losing Consciousness Sccond Time.

Comes Out Of Coma For Hour   Recognizes P rela tes, Kin and Gives Blessine   TALKS TO DOCTOR   *hysicians are Surprised at Display of Vitality

Conscious Only Part Of Time   Doctors Fear Pneumonia Could Complicate Case

‘Condition Stationary in Its Gravity,’ as Pontiff Emerges Briefly From Coma

FEAR PONTIFF’S DEATH T0 COME AT ANY MOMENT   CONSCIOUSNESS RETURNS LATE SATURDAY NIGHT

Doctors Claim His Death Is Inevitable   Drama Surrounds Pope's New Crisis

Sinks Into Long Coma, Then Rallies Enough To Recognize Relatives   VATICAN RADIO ANNOUNCES: “ALL HUMAN HOPE” NOW ABANDONED

Pontiff Regains Consciousness, Sits Up in Bed  Blesses Relatives   Blesses Relatives After Emerging From 6-Hour Coma

Pontiff Deep In Coma; Still Fights On Gallantly   Handy Place To Take A Tumble

All Visits Suspended as  Pope John’s Sturdy Heart Continues to Resist End

Says ‘America On The March’  Kennedy Helps Phila. Demos Raise $450,000 In 5-Hr. Visit   (See Picture Page 28)

Plugs Mayor Tate Everything’s Rosy Kennedy Tells His Philly Listeners

JF K Says U. 8. Is ‘On The Mareh’  * * * * * *  a oa aes Otel aps ak   President Addresses Democratic Fund - Raising Dinner

Kennedy Skirts Racial Controversy In  Philadelphia Fund Raising Dinner Talk

6 Democratic Candidates For County Commissioner  —No Republican Battle

~ Please Phone Our Office 2331 Or  2332 By 6:30 P.M. lk Paner Miccad

. Please Phone Our Office 2331 Or  2332 By 6:30 P.M. If Darnar AAtecad

Please Phone Our Office 2331 Or 2332 By 6:30 P.M. If Paper Missed

"Kneeling Pontiff Touched by Ashcs—Symbol of Humility and Penance

Pope Broadcasts Lenten Message; Gets Smudge of Ashes on Forehead

School Bloc Leaders Map Plans To Override  Bellmons Veto of Pay Increase for Teachers

Officer Kills One of Four Attackers   Was J imped When He Tried to Arrest Woman Suspect -

Fanatie Blamed For Bomb Explosion  That Damages ‘School For Gamblers’

11 Injured In Hot Springs Casino Blast   Fanatic Blamed; Explosive Damages ‘Gamblers’ School’

HOT SPRINGS —1§ BOMBED   Eleven Persons Injured,  _ School For Gamblers Damoged At Swank Arkansas Gambling Resort:

Investigators Hint Fanatic Caused Blast  11 Injured When Explosion Wrecks ‘Gamblers’ School’

In move to curb spying  Parts of America off-limits for envoys of some nations

U.S. MARKS OFF LIMITS LINE FOR RED DIPLOMATS   MOVE MADE TO CURB SPYING IN LARGE PORTION OF NATION

Sections Of U.S. Declared Off Limits To Russians   Student-Faculty Program T hreatenedProfessor's Arrest Casts Shadow Over Cultural Exchanges’ Parley

US. Imposes Russian Bloc  Travel Curb   Move Designed To End. Spy Activity, Officials Explain

Satellites of Russia Facing Travel Curb   11 Per Cent of U. 5S. Put Off Limits to Communist Envoys

Lewis and Clark County ‘Off Limits’  Curb Put on Red Travel In U.S.; State Included

Travel Curb Imposed on  Red Envoys  11 Percent of U.S. Put Off Limits to

Red Travel in U. S. Is Curbed By Government  11 Per cent of US. Dlacad OFF Limite

Where To Find  Soviets’ Travels in U.S. Are Curtailed te Curb Spying; Area Counties Off Limits

Action Is Taken To Curb Spying   State Dept. Order Bars Many Counties To Soviet Satellite Diplomats, Russian Travelers

To Curb Spying U.S. Slaps Travel Restrictions On  Red Envoys Here

Travel Restriction On Soviet Satellite Diplomats in U.S,   Fourteen Counties In Missouri to Be Mtaned ta Bada.

21 Counties in Kansas Banned ....  U.S. Limits Soviet Travels In a Move to Curb Spying

But Tension Is Easing... Charleston Negroes Told ‘To Wear Walking Shoes

1,100 May Participate Negroes In Charleston To Stage Large Marcel

$650,000,000 Federal Employes’ Pay Boost Would Include $10,000 Hike for All Congressmen

4E‘S MAD AT.SENATE _ They Can‘t Tell Me What: to Do, Says Oklahoman; Fights Rider

Norwich Is Made Disaster Area; Damage Running Into Millions; 6 Persons Dead

Norwich Clearec Of Most of Mud   Damage in Millions; Six Persons Killed

JFK TIE CLASP RETURNED IN’ PERSON  Conscience Aches, Youth Breaks

Want to meet president? try stealing his tie pin   Quality product

1 eT the al  $350, 000 Fi Fin ire e Damages.  Elks Temple In Traverse

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the last of a three-part series on U.S. defense strategy.

Khrushchev Returns to Old korm of Diplomacy   Bv STANLEY JOHNSON

EDITOR'S NOTE; The writer of this dispatch returned recently to the United States after six vears as an Associated Press correspondent in Moscow.

Recalls memories of his former antics  Khrushy returns to cocktail diplomacy

Liner Hits Wreckage   Khrush Up To Old Tricks: Diplomacy At Cocktail Party

IS SINO:SOVIET SCHISM PATCHED UP?  Say Khru May Be Up To Old Diplomatic Trick By Remark

Links Soviet With Red China  Khrushchev Wheels Back To Old Diplomatic Style

Khrushchev Resumes Old Diplomacy, Plugging Communism Over Cocktails

Stirs Memories of Bygone Days _  Khrushchev Back In Cocktail Form

HARD DRINKING STAR OF MOSCOW:  Cocktail Parties Used For Khrush Party Line   By STANLEY JOHNSON  Deenntimnédad Daan Gialte Wetéoe

Soviet Premier Reverts To Cocktail Diplomacy   By STANLEY JOHNSON Associated Press Staff Writer

Rollicking, Hard-Drinking Khrushchev Returning to Familiar Role of ‘Cocktail Party Diplomat’

Cheers—Nikita Renews His Cocktail Diplomacy   Rv THE ASSOCTATED PRR

PUSHING THE COMMIE CAUSE Khrush Back in Old Rollicking Role at Parties — —Purposefully

Hurricane Alert Ends  On Coast   Drive to Expel S. Africa From UN Dying Out

Internal Foes In Conspiracy, Pompidou Say:   Accuses Opponents Of Uniting Former Hitler OAS Men.

Khrushchev Stops Over At Warsaw   Private Talks With Polish Leader Leads To Speculations ©

KHRUSHCHEV SLATES TALKS ‘WITH GOMULKA   Decision To Stop Off In Warsaw Surprise To Polish Leaders

NIKITA Y{SITS POLISH LEADERS   Premier Slops for Talks While on Way to East  Garmany

SECLUDED SESSION  Khrushchev Stops For Talks In Poland On Way To East Berlin

Father Sits at Phone in Reno Hotel   FBI Invokes Wall of Silence Arounc¢ Kidnaping Probe

FEARS GROWING FBI imposes Silence On Sinatra Kidnap   Related Story, Page 4B

Fear Grow: For Safety Of Sinatra   Round-the-Clock Vigil Is Kept by Victim’s Father

Fear for Safety of Son Frank   100 Officers Find Few Clues In 2-Day Hunt

Growing concern  of singers safety SEARCH FOR REPORTED HOSTAGE FRANK SINATRA TR. IN IND DAY 

Sinatra Son's  Fate Unknown: No Calls Made  FBI Says Seized Men Not Linked To Kidnaping

Sinatra still missing as searching continues  Sheriff expresses growing concern over singer’s safety in kidnap case   Phone pranksters play vicious new game here

Reynolds Splits Budget Messages  Seeks To Pinpoint Where Funds Go

Reynolds Plans Two-Part Budget   One Will Deal With State Government Costs: Othet State Aid. Shared Taxes

Committee Cuts Funds Of Agencies   Customs Bureau is Denied Pretty Hostesses

Cut Three Agencies      House Budget-Cutters Lop Off $149 Million

Pizza Is Pushing Hamburger School Foods Group Hears W hat Is Favored For Lunches

Six Plead ‘Guilty, 10 ‘Innocent   Group’s Second Boat Still Prowling In Search Of Vessels

No Court Ruling On Segregation   Court of Appeals to Await Supreme Court Action in Virginia.

Prince Edward. School Ruling Is Sidestepped   Federal Court To Await Decision Of Virainia’s Supreme Court

Romney Prograr Faces Hurdles In Legislature  Opposition From GOP Included

Cite Soviet Premier’s Stand Against On-Site Inspections As Bar To Possible Agreement

‘Officials Harbor Little Hope For Breakthrough In Test Ban Talks

Little Hope for Breakthrough in N Talks Held  ihroshchad Holdina

Officials Harbor Little Hope For \Breakthrough In Test Ban Talks   News At A Glance

U.S. Doubts Any Accord On Test Ban  Khrushchev Stands Firm On Demands  AN AP News Analysis

Little Hope For Test Ban Talks Held  Khrushchev Against Ao... VT... tlt   Khrushchev Against Any Inspections Inside Russia

In Talks At Moscow In July  U.S. Sees Little Chance For A-Test Ban Treaty

Hope Dim For Ban On Tests   Premier Reported Still Adamant Of Inspections

U.S. Not Hopeful On Test Taiks  * * * * * * * * * * * * * 5 * * ‘Kk? Seen Under Pressure To Stace Anather Spripe

soviet Policy Ri gid Western Hopes Are Slim For Treaty On Test Ban

Little Hope For Success  In Ban Talks  No Inspection Zh rs Trt _— #8 >.

News Index   1U. S. Observers Believe Russian Atomic Proposals ‘Are Not Designed To Result In Treaty Writing

Not Expecting Moscow Talks To Crack Deadlock  East-West Nuclear Test Ban Conference

With Nikita’s stand   VVith Nikita s stand  U.S. officials doubtful on success of ban talks

‘Markets   Towns Meet Requirements For Increased Road Use Tax Funds

Serious Water Shortage Prolonged Drought Results In Ban on Park Camp Fires

Door Block Surrendered By Governor   2 Negro Students Enroll In Cniversity With No Trouble

Two Negroes Sign Quietly At Alabama U,   Gov. Wallace Leaves Campus After Guard  Federalized by JFK

Two Negroes : Registered by U. of Alabama  Governor Gives. In After Guard IsFederalized .

Barrier To Integration Falls Again   ‘Wallace Makes His Stand But Students Quietly Register

Guardsmen Federalized By Kennedy   Wallace Blasts At “Military Dictatorship’

Governor Bars Door,  Then Leaves   Wallace Submits After President Federalizes Guard

Wallace Blocks Negro Students But Then Yields   Federal Power Quells Defiance  Of Court Orders

Segregation Barrier Falls At U. OF Ala.   Governor Makes Stand, Then Bows To Federal Force

U.S. THREATS OF FORGE SEEN “BITTER PILL”   Governor Steps Aside After Winning The First Round      DEFIED COURT RULE IN DOORWAY STAND

Federalized National Guards Protect Pair  Gov. Wallace Says It’s Bitter Pill  For Guards To Enforce Desecrecation   JFK Sketches His Plan For Negro Rights

Red Attitudes To Get Study   Rusk To Host Gromyko, Britain’s Home At Saturday Lunch Parley

Hundreds of White Students Remain Away, But Thousands Attend Classes

Others Quietly Attend Classes With Negroes   By DON MCKEE  Associated Press Staif Writar

Would-Be Demonstrators Kept Moving ....  Alabama Racial Scene Te ‘Sestne Taday

Boycott Continues but Calm Prevails at Alabama Schools   Youth Salute Dance Ends in Wild Indiana Racial Melee

DISORDERS MISSING WEDNESDAY   Guardsmen On Standby Alert But Not Needed

Attendance Far Below Normal  White Students Continue Alabama School Boycott

Alabama Integration Draws Little Protest  Somé White Students Boycott Two Schools, Rue Thavecand« of Otharce Rack in Clacscec

World Press Sees Plot In Dallas Events  Russians, Arabs   Russians, Arabs Quick To Charge Cover-Up By U. S.

Mean Urcered DY £ Oilltcal Group £ aaa naan  European Press Attacks Handling Of Oswald Case

Non-Red Papers ‘ Question Motive Of Jack Ruby;  Soviet Press  Blames Richtists

World To Hear Both Sides Of Their Argument  Khrushchev Rages Against Chinese At Kremlin Rally

2 Red Camps Swap New — Denunciations   Premier te Confer With Envoy From Red China.

Khrushchev, Red China Delegation In First Meeting   Supper Sasson Planned Tonloht Hes Been Nege-

Get-Together Believed First During Talks   Peking Accuses Soviet Boss Of Bowing To West

Khrushchev’s Policy Hit by Chinese Reds  Split Over Ideology Appears Now To Be Just as Wide as Ever

Peking In New Blast At Mr. K  Capnitulatine Ta Th   Capitulating To The West, Latest Charge

China Takes Up Dare to Air Dispute  ff. ..%. {.,.". 2. 2... 6.   Capitulation to the West Is Charged In Peking Blast

Red China Accuses Khrush Of Capitulating To West; Soviet Premier Reasserts Claim To His Leadership Of Communist World

Our Legislators In Topeka Still Have Many Major ProblemsOn Drawing Board

Flurey of Activity Expected at End of Session Major Bills Still Pending Before Legislature

Ex-con turned minister  Devotes time and effort to help ex-convicts along

Nuclear Test Ban Pact Set By Big Three   Final Session In Moscow Begins As Initialling Seen

@ EEINAE We JI     Partial Nuclear Test Ban May Result From Big 3 Parleys

Accord On Partial Nuclear Test Ban Is Expected To Be Reached By Wednesday

Rusk Plans To Attend Ceremonies   Underground Testing Isn‘t Included In Pact

TEST BAN TREATY LIKELY  Rusk May Fly To Mosov For Final Nuclear Talks

Emporia Skies:   Emporia Weather   Freezing Weather Is Forecast for Tonight

Radiation Is Hazard In Space  Manned Statio;   Manned Stations Would Need Better Shieldine

SEC Report Recommends Abolishment Of Floor Trader on Stock Exchanges

vous EYES CAN HELP OTHERS SEE; LIONS EYE BANK —_ WILL HAVE  '  DONOR CARDS AVAILABLE

YOUR EYES CAN  HELP OTHERS SEE;  LIONS EYE BANK  BOOTH WILL HAVE {DONOR CARDS AVAILABLE

tL nmereciful hora Heading Seaward   VAN-WIFE TEAM TAKES SPOTLIGHT IN CONTEST

GOP Leaders Eye the White House Barry Gets Cheers, Romney Gets Nod

Khrushchev’s Okay Seen Within Days   Approval By President Reported; Link Could Rar ‘Accidental? War

Emporia Weather   Intense Cold Wave Blows Into Kansas; Snow Is Forecast .

mm NC mS a a Ni Tee a  Ferdinand. lreland And Dale Chalk Up Wins

Flowers Cover the Spot Where Kennedy Fell; Note Asks, Is Dallas to Blame?

Little Boy Views Scene of Assassination  Flowers NoHelp:He'sDeac

Boy Looks at Wreaths in Dallas : ‘People Bring Flowers ... but That Doesn't Help Any--He’'s Dead Now

SMALL BOY’S WORDS: They Bring Flowers, but It Doesn't Help - He's Dead

Report Made On Capital’s Football Riot   Committee Calls - Outbreak Serious Racial Conflict

School System Laxity Gets Blame For Washington Riot   SCHOOL SYSTEM   HOODLUMS

Official Report =~ oa ven vest  Race Strife Direct D. C. Riot C" ‘ise

“ rs i  inl    i) ta) rN  i)  Expect Plenty Of Fire For JFK From His Conservative Critics

Prospects Appear G Good for Passage Of Tax Cut Pronosed By Kennedy

ULER OF TINY HIMALAYAN STATE  ~ American Socialite to Wed Sikkim Prince

Indict Belmont County Sheriff   Faces Bribery And Embezzling Counts

Two More Pending— Burnet Contractor Low Bidder For Valley Creek Flood Control Dams

Proposal Sent To General Assembly   Zanesville Solon’s Bill Would Create Three-Man Board

Atomic Ban For Space Held Likely   Gromyko, Rusk Both Indicate Agreement Nea:

NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY Dr. Ford Named Chairman Of Med Center Department

Roof Falls At Kensington Palace Princess Margaret Sees Fire Threaten Her New Home

Blaze in Palace Damages Roof   Princess Margaret Watches Firemen

 Meg Watches  Flames Damage Britain's Historic Keninaston Palace

Roof Falls on Her Apartment — Kensington Palace Fire Damage’s Mag’s Home

Fire Rages In Palace   Quarters For Margaret, Antony Badly Damaged

Tragic End for Elephant Show   Man Trampled When Elephant Breaks Loose in Michigan

Elephant runs amuk for 90 minutes---tramples man, shakes up crowded department store

Hawaii Squad Prepares For HSC Contest   Two Dozen Bullets Fell Amok Elephant

Elephant Crashes Through Department Store, Injures Man Before Being Killed

Rampages Through Store:  Elephant Runs Amok, Tramples Man, Killed

Profits Are Huge, Life Is Cheap  Mobster Fingers Big Boss Of Organized Crime In US

Gangland War  , a x* «x * x xk €  Valachi Tells Senate Unit of Fight for Power

Begins Second Day Of Testimony  Valachi To Give Mobster View Of Gang War In ’30s

apnea brief illness  ‘State Sen. Elton Engstrom dies yesterday; was 57

Kennedy Says Cut In Budget Would Make US, Second   President Lashes Out At Republican Critica Of Budeet end Policy.

SOMEWHAT LIKE A GOP TRUMAN  Ohio Gov. Proves Good Via Political Grapevine

Five-Year-Old, with Stick, Wades Into Pigs Attacking Grandfather

Pickefs Prevent. Youngsters From Attending Schoo!   500 Students Dismissed By Officials Today

Bar Loading of Buses Pickets Charge Segregation At South St. Louis Schools

 Segregation Charged  ~ School Buses Blocked In St. Louis Protest

in St. Louis, Mo..... School-Bus Picketing Keeps 500 Children From Classes

Pickets Delain {25chool Buses In St. Louis   Keep 560 Children trom Classes: fs Protest on Saareqaiad Sahasta.

Pickets Stop School Buses i in St.. Lovis   Human Chain Circles Transportation Units "At Assembly Area in Neare Nelahberhood

In St. Louis  No Schoo! Today For 500 Children  Pickets Prevent   Pickets Prevent Buses From Moving

New March Planned  Birmingham Hearing Set On Judae’s Jurisdiction   Caraonada  U.S. Rebukes Castro Foe For Blast On U.S. Policy

New March Planned Birmingham Hearing Set On Judge's Jurisdiction   U.S, Rebukes Castro Foe For Blast On U.S. Policy

SOVERNMENT GRANTS  VILLION DOLLAR LOAN  TO WESTMAR COLLEGE  FOR STUDENT HOUSING Approval Today

SOVERNMENT GRANTS MILLION DOLLAR LOAN TO WESTMAR COLLEGE FOR STUDENT HOUSING Approval Today In Washinaton

iMany Exhibit Requests  35,000-Pound Cheese Lacks Home ‘At World Fair But Is in Big Demand

‘Kids are underpaid’      Ivll cost more tor baby-sitters Feb. 1

Some Employes Disciplined For Sloppy Overhaul Work On Sub ‘Thresher’

But Warming Trend Today Is Predicted   At Least 9 Deaths Reported In State In Wake Of Storm

Chance Held For Rise in  Some Parts   8 Below Reported In Cincinnati, Zanesville Areas

end Day Of Testimony  Valachi Returns To Give View Of Gangland Strife

Valachi Airs Gang Wars:  Crime Hearings Resume   News At A Glance

LeMay Charges Civilian Bosses Silent on Reason  Senators To Make New Cost Checks On Plane Award

In TEJ plane contract award LeMay testifies civilians overruled miltary proposals

By the General Accounting Office...  New Probe of TFX Costs Will Be Made

\While Protesting Imports [Steel Companies Criticized  [For Buying Ore Outside U.S

FOR, Jr. Seeks Support For Tax Cut Bill   Lobbies Among Industrialist

Military Experts Say Soviets Still Regarded  As No. 1 World Threat

Soviets Remain Major Menace  America Longa Hac   America Long Has Eyed Possibility of Power Realignment

ENGAGES OFFICERS IN GUN BATTLE Berserk Gunman Slain At Gratiot- Area Home

Indiana Reapportionment Case Due  ‘To Be Tried Friday In U.S. Court

Party Secretary’s Death  Soviet Policemen Draw Death for Beating

Texas Dept. of Public Safety Urges Auto. Owners To Get inspection Early

Knowles, Byrnes Urged for Races  _ YGOP Also Asks  Goldwater Bid

Leaos From El Tracks   American Cardinals Predict Ecumenical Council To Continue

New Pope To Keep Alive Unity Plans  orecas ts Point   Forecasts Point To Continuance O Ecumenical Counci

Cardinals See Renewal Of Pope John’s Council   Failure To Continue Pontiff’s Plan Would Shock World Public Opinion

Aid Shakeup Study Is On   Split Program Ts Proposed By President

Panelists Study Aid Break-Up   Aim Is To Divide Program Up Into Manaaeable Portion

Rolvaag Says State Faces Fiscal Crisis;  Hatfield Is Blamed    i Tax Commissioner Backs Estimates; Won’t Resign

Predicts $23,800,000 Deficit for Year .. .  Rolvaag Blasts Hatfield: Cites State Tax ‘Crisis

Predicts $23,800,000 Deficit for Year .. .  Rolvaag Blasts Hatfield: Cites State Tax ‘Crisis   But Hattield Ciicks i Guns

Christian School Board Members, Teachers to Meet   Convene at Hospers Friday, April 5

The Show Must Go On, But - -  xx kk “ee *  lt Ends In Real ‘Brig

Investigating Committee Being Urged   It Would Be Permanent State Institution

“ennedy Sees New Round Of Nuclear Testina      President Doubts There Will Be Test Ban Treaty Neaotiated

JFK Sees New Round Of A-Tests   Pessimistic On Negotiation Of U.S.-Soviet Ban

Pessimistic About Testing Ban  Racial Matters Dominate Kennedy News Conference

President Sees Hopes Now Slim For Testing Ban  Calls on Leaders To Cease Strife At Birmingham

: * Pessimistic. About. Testing Ban Racial Matters Dominate “. Kennedy News Conference

 edicts More Testing This Year Kennedy Doubts Soviet Agrees On A-Test Ban

'Unless test ban treaty agreement  JFK foresees new round of nuclear testing

News Conference Roundup Kennedy Fears More U.S.A., Russian Tests

Bullets flew in Kansas City (See story on page 3)        -- HOME EDITION      JFK: No hope  for test ban —

New Tests Round Seen By Kennedy   President Doubts A-Blast Ban Pact Will Be Nevotiated

Not Hopeful For Ban Pact With Soviets   Expresses Optimism Birmingham Racial Strife To Be Settled

JFK Predicts New Round Of Testing Unless Ban Is Negotiated This Year

JFK Sees More Tests Of Bombs   President Doubts Treaty Talks Are Getting Anywhere

Biddeford Sells Bond Issue ‘To Portland, Boston Firms   Hopes Voiced For Racial Settlement   ‘Kennedy Predicts More N-Tests

Hopes Voiced For Racial Settlement   Kennedy Predicts More N-Tests

New 'N’ Testing s Predicted by Pres. Kennedy  Doubts Ban Treaty Can Be Negotiated

New Nucleai Testing Seen By Kennedy  Urges But Doubts  Test Ban Treaty Is Negotiated

BRITAIN, FRANCE PROTEST  Jewish Zealot Indentified As Leader Of Attacks In Israel

Salesman Assumes Responsibility Britain, France Protest  Against Violent Attacks

Noiseless Revolution In Labor   Equal Employmen Opportunities Cases Get Results

Quiet Revolution in Race Relation: Taking Place in Nation’s Factories

Tadav'« Telearam   Quiet Revolution Seen In Industrial Relations

Five Saved: Police Find One Body   Nine Persons Were Reported Aboard; All Were Hospital Employes

7 Dead in Bus”  Mishap  : Phin woe ae   Plunges Into N.Y. River -

Big Vehicle Skids Off of Road, Sinks  Four Believed  Dead; 5 Safe

Five Survive: Trap in Iey N.Y. Stream   ' Vehiéle. Smashes Through ‘Wall as  “Driver Collapses

Marlow Keport Red Chinese And French Dilemmas [May Remain With U.S. For Years

News Index   France And Red China Are Questions About Which Kennedy Is Vague

Viona Lisa Showing A ‘Bust’  ‘Second Great Lady’ From France Hailed

Mike Goes Dead, Elevator Stops, Glass Glares As Mona Lisa’s Debut Fizzles

Rules fight  showdown late today   Congress convenes; trouble ahead for many programs   The debut Man, troubles galore

Different Reactions   — Famous Lady Smirks —  American Debut Of Mona Lisa Marked By Comedy Of Errors

Pope Paul VI Plans Reforms in Vatican   Pontiff Will Eliminate ‘Archaic or Superfluous’

HST Distrusts Reds. Sill Backs Treaty   No-Contidence Vote Ousts Norway Premier

Norway's Government lopples  Odd Coalition Ends  Socialist Party's Rule Of 28 Years

‘Russian Suburb’ Dirksen Declares Cuba Threat To Hemisphere   Not Planning To Lose  Chairman Says GOP Win In 1964 Vital To Nation

ULBRICHT SAYS U.S. IS WEAKER  TELLS W, GERMANS   TELLS W, GERMANS NEW POWER IS IN COMMUNIST LAND

BONN WARNED BY ULBRICHT   IEnds Party Congress by Telling West Germans Not to Trust Ul. S$.

Ulbricht Says U.S. Cannof Defy Russia   Tells West Germans Not To Put Trust In America

Warns West Germans Against U.S.  Ulbricht Cites Soviet Power In Closing Berlin Red Talks

 Soviets power U. S. can’t defy  Ulbricht warns W. Germany against U.S.

Courthouse:  Farm Agent Is Hired for Lyon  Alvin Maley to Move Here From Morris Co,

Retired Official Hits  Mines Bureau   Mixed Up With UMW Politics, He Charges

News Summary  From United Press International   Another Texan Charged In Old Threat To JFK

Polls Indicate Castro Disliked In. America  Se ae ee. oe    Kennedy Sees Red Subversion As Top Present Threat

Surveys In S. America  Revealing  Opinion Going Against Cuban Red Premier

Rumson Notice : Rumson Clean Up Week Au gust 5 through August 9. Albert A. Kerr Jr. “Raranueh Mart AédAu

Missouri Voters Select Officials, Decide On Variety Of Issues Tuesday

MAGQECTINOETE  State Senate Unit To Debate Aid Ceilings  eehioue

Woman, 82, Bludgeoned To Death   Sister Is Beaten Unconscious By Two Men

LBJ Stops In Finland On Tour   Interim Official: Greet Johnson In Airport Rain

Red Chinese Refugees Flee  To Soviet Union   D.C. Has Dim View of .. .  - Royal Snap, Crackle, Por

Capital Residents Don’t Appreciate White House’s Booming Fireworks

15 Homes In Indianapolis Razed, 165 Damaged By Tornado; 16 Persons Hurt

Twister Hits In Capital   Homes Demolished, Nine Injured In Starm

Cardinals Only Ones Who Visit   Serenity Praised  By Vatican Radio

Hopes Raised On Viet Nam, Says Rusk   Sees Unified Action Against Communist By New Government

Rusk Displays Optimism Over New Viet Nam   Freedom, Security Only U. S. Concerr  Secretary Asserts

Rusk Says! S. Has No Selfish Saigon Interest   Hope of ‘Free, Secure’ Nation

Exhibit Building on Exhibit   NEW HOPE SEEN FOR TROUBLED VIET NAM  Rusk Is Optimistic

SEES HOPE FOR SECURE, FREE NATION   U.S. And Britain Recognize New Saigon Government, Mean To Save Nation From Reds.

Ston of satisfaction   Council compromises Law to unleash  dogs a little bit

Drought Burns Deeper Into  East's Forests Water Supplies In New England Areas Lowest In 25 Years

Committees — (Continued from Page 6)   Final Rites Held For Carrie Wilson

FINAL EDITION   Session 8 Months Old, But Most of Work Is Still Undone

Judge Clarifies New Court Setup   xk *& xk & Village’s Revised Traffic  Laws May Be Wasted Effort

Name Epstein, Ousted SLA Chairman, As Target for $39,000 Bribe Deal

Saturday Night Spree Costs Illinois Man Year In Jail, $1,650 In Fines

‘Senatorial Opposition Develops—  Lobbies Work for Test Ban   More Explanation Needed to Dispel Senate’s Doubts   A-Ban Pact Final Draft Concluded

Administration Pushing Campaign For Senate OK Of Test Bun Treaty

- Updraft Still Due, Experts Say  ‘Soaring Sixties Still Not Off Grounc

Heller Predicts ‘Soaring 60s’ Will Take Off About '65 But Attaches Some Big Ifs

With Good Luck, by '65   Chief Economic Adviser Heller Optimistic ‘Despite Flooding of Labor Market

Or Will Decade Become ‘Slumping Sixties ?’ Will New Families Spark Huge Employment Boom?

Pretty ‘Sogg gy’ So Far..  Predicts Soaring 60s’ To Take Off On Economie Sweep By 1967

Timetable For ’60s To Begin Soaring Still Delayed; ‘Expert’ Optimistic

Slightly Soggy ’60s Now  Looks to Luck, Lower Taxes to Spur Economy

WITH A COUPLE OF IFS ATTACHED.  ‘Soaring 60’s will take off about 1965

If We Have Good Luck And A Tax Cut  Heller Predicts Upturn In Economy In 1965

Expert Sees Big Upswing Start in 65  Kennedy Adviser Attaches Couple of Ifs to Prediction

Tuskegee Will Admit 13 Negroes   Public Schools Set te Take Them Monday; 3 Cities Later

TE) MPORARY ORDE! (RY ORDER  Judge loe Tells Union To Halt Rail Strike

County Court Proceedings   Union Electric Co. Presented Petition Asking for Permit To Construct electric Transmission Line

County Court Proceedings   Art WNistendirk Resigns As Maintenance Man—Various Requests For Road improvemen

County Court Proceedings   Various Requests For Read Improvements—Total of $4720 Approved For Right-of-Way

N ewspaper Str ike End Due Today   Pyrotechnic Display To Mark Publishing Afier 106-Day Halt

New York Presses May Roll Tonight  Real Fireworks To Signal Strike End

Soviets Okay   Crash Plan   Seven-Year $46 Billion Fertilizer Idea Backed

$46.2 Billion Involved Soviets Approve K's Crash Plan For Farm Mess

Claims Soviets Support Treaty Since They Have Missile Defense System

Noted Scientist Opposes Limited Test Ban Pact  Military Officers Express Misaivings

DENIES PLOT MAJOR STEP TO PEACE   Doubts Weapon Can Be Made To Erase Humanity

Scientist Sees Missile’ Defense .Bar—  Pact Possible War Sten: Teller

Noted Physicist Sees lest Ban As Dangerous   Gen. Power First High Military Man In Opposition

Nuclear physicist breaks with military brass band   DR. EDWARD TELLER FIRST OUTRIGHT OPPONENT OF TEST BAN TREATY

Believes Russians Have Learned How to Defend Against Oncoming Missiles, Hope to Prevent U.S. From Getting Similar Knowledge

 ‘Not In Best Interests Of US’ Gen. Powers’ Treaty Stand  Reverses Chiefs Of Staff

Pact thougtt Posstloly Step lowarad War  Testimony Follows Rejection Appeal By Head of SAC

Teller Sees Treaty Step Toward War   Famed Scientist Tells Solous Of Holocaust: Fears

Stress Put on Defenses   H-Bomb’‘s ‘Father’ Reverses Stand on Rocket Defense and Pact Need

Chief Of Strategic Air Command Opposes Tests Pact: Not Best Interests   By ERNEST B. VACCARO

Treaty would hamper U. S.  Believes Soviets now have missile defense knowledae

Fears Treaty Is Step Away From Safety   Father of H-Bomb’ Says Red Experiments Show Defense System Feasible.

Teller Outright Opponent  Physicist Sees Treaty As ‘Step Towards War’

Teller Sees — Red Trickery In Treaty   Russians Want To Keep Defense Edge, He Says

Challenges President’s Areument That Plan Is Bie Move Toward Peace

‘Possibly A Step Toward War,’ Physicist Says  Teller Testifies Against Test Ban Treaty

Area Weather Forecast   Teller Urges Senate Reject Test Ban Pact

SAYS TREATY COULD LEAD TO WAR   Senate Group Hears Views Of Dr. Edward Teller  PasrsizsAtAaeeaae 6A lCUCUcrkKlC ae   Partial Banning Of Tests Would Halt Development Of Missile Defense

'WASMER POST SCHEDULE: CHILDREN’S VARIETY  REVUE IN SEPTEMBER FOR RENEFEIT ne YOUTH

WASMER POST SCHEDULE: CHILDREN’S VARIETY :  REVUE IN SEPTEMBER AS PENSE IT ankt VOALITL

Local Bills On Agenda-Texas House Ponders _ Adding More Colleges

Solons Approve $47.2 Billion for Defense   Committee Passes Race Bill

INSIDE  THE LIMA NEWS   Integration Elsewhere: Fart =  Harlem ‘Black Man’s Ghetto’

Negroes In New York's Harlem Area Are Demanding True Equality Rights

Rights violations not confined to the South   By GARY FPF. GATES

Civil Rights Leaders Feel Removal Of Harlem Could Ease N. Y. Racial Tensions

Visits Include Berlin Wall . . .  Kennedy Departs On Foreiaqn Tour

Kennedy in Europe for 12-day Tour   President to Take ‘Good Will Message From United States

Seven Hour Flight Will Bring Kennedy, Party To West German Airport

Checkpoint Charlie Among Tour Stops   Will Not Try To Negotiate During 4-Nation Visit

 Busy $10,000,000 Transport JFK Jet Leaves Washington For Moscow in Record Bid

HAD WINNER’ THERE ‘WINNER  GOP Selects Cow Palace   ERMANT  Kennedy on 12-Day Tour of Europe

Commies To Block View To Promote Good Will  Kennedy On Way To Open His  European Tour In W.Germany

Will Attend Rites With.  Bonn Leader   Ten-Day Mission Set To Aid West Unity, Good Will

Kennedy Flies  To Continent  President Begins 10-Day Trip for Unity in Exrepe

Itinerary Lists Erin, of Course’   Review Slated of US. Policies

 First Stop in Germany  President Starts 10-Day Trip To Boost European Relations

JFK Visits Europe To Encourage Unity   STRESSES BROTHERLY LOVE Pope Calls on Mankind To Avoid Nuclear War

President To Depart For Europe   Kennedy Will Confer With Konrad Adenauer On First Stop on Tour

Longest Tour Since Entering White House   Political Strife Grips All Stops Along The Way

lirst Stop Will Be In Germany  Se ee. Ne   Kennedy Carries Personal Message Of US Friendship

Governor's Lady to dance at Inaugural Ball in white peau de soie with bead embroidery

Gloom Heavy As Hope Fades On Agreement  Both Sides Appear Set to Run Bluff On Taxina Imnacce

80th Senator in Support of Pact  Ratification Will Require 67 Votes

81st Senator OK’s Test Pact  Only 13 Now Oppose Nuclear Ban Treaty

Sen. Miller Declares for Test Treaty  lowan 80th to Indicate Support; 13 Still Opposed

lowa Senator Offers Support For Test Treaty   Sen. Miller Becomes 80th to Join Forces Backing Ratification 

lowan Backs Nuclear Pact  80 Senators Now ’ Have Indicated Their Sunnar

NicNamara Nixes N-Fower Fian  ‘Navy Ordered to Build Big Carrier

Governor Puts Restrictions On Newsmen  An Appointment, Office Clearance Now Necessary

East German Police Hold Four American Students at Gunpoint   Four Hurt in 4-Car Crash Here As Baby Is Rushed to Doctor

Kennedy Asks $43,000 For Hocking Survey   U.S. Chief Proposes $40,715,500 For Ohio Water Proiects

Both Parties Pondering Candidates Half Dozen Names Dominate Speculation

FOR SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION; ® 6 Democrats Deciding  Between Hall, 0 Neil

In Soviet For Visit  Ottawa Lady Mayor Uses Wit, Has Reds Off Guard

Girl Attacked, Dragged Toward Pen By Dog Is Saved By Passing Motorist

Christians of Many Nations Pause to Mark Joyous Easter   Housewives, Health Officials Search Frantically for Canned Tuna Said Poisoned

Housewives, Health Officials Search Frantically for Canned Tuna Said Poisoned

' Blackballer Or Common Market Plan:  -D’Gaulle’s Memoirs Shed Some Light On Actions; ‘Has Long Been Deeply Suspicious Of US, Britain

‘Grand Design on His Mind More Than 20 Years Memoirs Reveal DeGaulle s Suspicions of US. Britain

Jewish Eyes Are Smiling cas   Yiddish Sons of Erin Pick 35 Beauty Finalists

For Purim-St. Patrick's Festival— Yiddish Sons Of Erin To Pick Colleen Queen

Kathy Keig will represent Fayette in Northeast lowa band festival

Dominican Republic Will Stay on War Footing; Want: Guarantee for Refugees

Dominicans Demand Safety For Refugees  Haiti Withdraws Policeman From Embassy, Eases Tension

SURPRISE ACTION  Tariff On Frozen Chickens Boosted By Common Mart

Ohio Power Proposes Another Rate Reduction For All-Electric Homes

Showdown On in Row Over Brader   Sehate Committee Takes-Up Brown's Education Chates

State Senate in showdown on educator's appointment   "Mikado cast invites students — to see dress rehearsal tonight

ball players Willie Mays and Ernie Banks, and entertainer, Eartha Kitt.

Haitian Troops Hunt Invaders  Spokesman of Rebels Claims New Triumph:

Try to push invaders out  Haitian rebels claim triumphs in mountains

Some Areas May Get  Showers    More Towns Use Emergency Water Supplies

~ ) Cons Sought  Following Riot   Jimenez Faces ? Venezuela Trial F   7 Injured During Indiana Outbreak

Two prisoners missing, two injured  Indiana state farm riot quelled by police

Troopers PulDown An Indiana State Prison Farm Riot   Some 500 tnmates Take ‘Part: Two Are Missing, Seven Others Woundad,

Two Prisoners Missing in Riot  State Troopers Quell Indiana Disturbance

) Cons Sought Following Riot  7 toatiswad Pissoiem   7 Injured During Indiana Outbreak

Riot Quelled.  At Ind. State  Prison Farm Shotguns Fired By Troopers At  Aine wees WY...

Authority To Spend Withheld   House Denial Blow To Administration; Vote 209 To 204

INTERNATIONAL ISSUE  ener ensentpetsinneeuteneenseen  Denies Blocking  Oil For Russia

Session Bills Due For More Study   U.S. To Seek OAS Embargo On Cuba

Voters reject housing measure of city council  Anti-discrimination bill loses in Berkeley

Traffic Accidents Take Heavy Toll  Nation s Fatality Count In Two-Day Period Is 316

Where to Find It   Council Approves Use of Modern Language in Mass

Ecumenical Fathers Heavily In Favor  New Languages OKed For Mass

Ecumenical Council approves proposals ee elt Gpproves proposais  To replace Latin in portions of the Mass

mage To  Windows Is Extensive Second Explosion   Jolts LSU Student: From Their Bunks

Blind Negro Plans ‘Prayer March’ Birmingham Jails  Are Filling Up

Calis For Religious, Press Freedoms  US Envoy To S. Viet Naia Tells Off Ngo Dinh Diem

Hundreds Of W. Berliners Gather at Wall   Pay Tribute To E, German Killed Trving To Escape

TRIBUTE GIVEN TO SHOT YOUTH   Place Flowers On Wooden Cross Close To Wall

/  PETER FECHTER, MURDERED AT WALL   —-— :  Thousands Honor Memory  Of Famed Victim Of Reds

Quarter-Million Savings Drop 200 Liquor Store Brands, State Advised

‘Ohio Hoover Commission Sug gests \Discontinuine 200 Liquor Brands

BLAST KENNEDY FARM PROGRAM   ADMINISTRATION UNCONCERNED SAYS WISCONSIN SOLON

Laird Criticizes Freeman Altitude  Cites Milk Price Drop Since 1961

China Citec As Threat By Pravda   Kremlin Change Or Policy Toward Tito Suggested By Press

Where Cooper Is to Finish’ Orbits   "Slept Too Soundly fo Dream,” Cooper Renorts: Performance as Pilot Tops’

‘Eternal Flame’ Burns At Grave WwW W WwW ke Lasting Memorial To Slajn Proeidons

School On Social Security And Tax Is Planned At Monticello On Jan. 2

Cosa Nostra Boss Is Hunted by FBI  4 Arrested, Others Sought in Tri-State Extortion Crackdown

JFK Hits Waste Of  Resources   President Begins Five-Day Trip In Great Lakes Area

Kennedy Trip Centered On Conservation   Depressed Areas In — West Scéne Of Talks Pluaging For Remedy

Inside Today      Will Last About 10 Days  Moscow Test Ban Talks Beqin

Highway Force Mass Walkout Looms Today  AFL-CIO Head _ Starts Polling Cammittes Chiafe

12 Meet Death On Pa. Roads Over Weekend  Highest Count For 1963 Led By Triple Fatality During Chase

Greensboro Race Mareh Continues   More Cities Have Similar Demonstrations

Vatican Ecumenical Council Votes To Modernize Sacraments of Church

Members Get Their Oaths In Gay Mood   Bills Introduced in Senate Centering on School District Law

‘Ewo in Senale . Would Repeal Reorganization: Bitter Battles Appear Ahead

Legislature Reluses To Enact State Budget For First Time In 100 Years

Named Strange-Johnson  se cerca gat ne Sennett em  He or She, Kenneth or Kathleen Brings Confusion to Old Bailey

SEE NO END TO 31-DAY DROUGHT   No Large-Scale Blazes Reported Thus Far   Ordered For Natural Resources Fieldmen: Ask No Camp Fires

Weathermen Forecast No Relief for Ohic  Natura 1 Dacaurerae   Natural Resources Fieldmen Placed On 24-Hour Alert

Charged With Embezzling Cattle Preliminary Hearing Set For Bank Official!

 Leaders Not Alarmed Congress Accomplishments Slight in First Six Months

Congressional Progress  Slow In First 6 Months   Battle Of Gettysburg 100th  Anniversary Celebrated —

After 6 Months, Congress Has Little ‘To Show Except Unfinished Business

. .Has Little To Show For Its Work:-- a  Congress Takes A Holiday

Legislators Take Break For July 4   Scorecard Shows Little Accomplished In First Six Months

SEVERED LEG “1S RESTOREL   Boston Man Has Some  Feeling After 90 Per Cent Amputation

“Miracle of Surgery” Restores Leg Nearly Severed From Bostonian’s Bod:

Ex-Marine’s Leg Is Sewn Back On; May Become Major Surgical Miracle

Baby Is Killed In Home Fire    DOCTORS TRY SURGICAL MIRACLE  _ Leg Stitched Back On

nigh Schools To Be Integrated . _ Birmingham To. End Segregation

Birmingham Yields To Court Order, Prepares To Integrate High Schools

“HOWS EVERYTHING GOING, BILL?”?— JFK  Scranton Plugs ‘70° As JFK Pushes Conservation

Over Leadership  Khrushchev Avoids Open Rift With Red Chinese   NEWS ANALYSIS

‘Pray for Peace,’ He Wrote Theresa GI Victim of  North Korean Ambush

Bigger U.S. Patrols Set Red Traps   Force Withdrawn At Dawn Without Korean Contact

U.S. Force Waits In  Vain   Commies Failed To Show For  Ambush Traps: Force Enlarged

U. S. Troops Withdraw  From Position   No Contact Made With Communists Near Panmunjom

No contact with Koreans  U.S. forces set up ambush posts in neutral zone

Fail to contact North Koreans  U.S. forces set up ambush in demilitarized zone

Contact No North Koreans —  Combat-Ready Yanks Set Up Ambush Posts

U.S. Sets Up Ambushes for North Koreans   Forces Withdraw At Dawn After Making Ne Contact

U. S. Force Sets Up Traps For Koreans  Manwnanes WO the dkseces   Troops Withdrawn Without Contacting Any Communists

BLOCK TRIBUTE TO JFK  Red Chinese Break Up   Communist Peace Parley

Newspaper Kngravers’  Ballot Set   Union Votes Today On Proposals For Settling Walkout

Record Breaking Year For Christmas Mail Predicted By Local Postmaster

Justice Department Probing Hot Springs Crime   Robert Kennedy Announces Attack On Syndicate

SLATED FOR MORE DEBATE  - Senate Revives County: Salary Freeze Bill

As Active Candidate Ike Urges Gov. Seranton  'To Enter 1964.GOP Race

He May Toss In Hat  Scranton’s Word Ups Speculation In Ranks of GOP

ital 5 Suggestion Given “Deep Thon ght? . ; ‘Seranton Urged “To Be: Candidate

Huey Long’s Son. Vietnamese Has Key Role In Suffer Heavy Tax Slash Drive Battle Losses

Two Charged in Murder of Hood   Are Indicted by N. Y. Grand Jury

Council Approves Use Of Modern Language In All Sacraments By Catholics   VOTE IS CHEERED

Pope's Decree Due Nov, 29 Prelates Modernize Language for Masses

rind Wreckaa OF US. Plane  In 5. America Charter Pilot, Two Others § éare Victims Of Calombie Crash

If Congress Allots Funds  ARA Could Add 900 Jobs   Proposed Area Projects Not Hit Bv ARA Defeat

MAY HIT ADJOURNMENT  School Bus Issue Is Before House   Bell Doesn't W ant Delay on Bus Action

School Bus Issue Uptfor Showdown   Indecision by Democrats Stalls Niaht Session

TFX Contract Award Secret To Anderson  Naval Chief Said   Naval Chief Said To Have Testified He Liked Boeing

Boeing Design Best, Claims Naval Head   Anderson Testimony Follows Pattern Set By Lemay

_ Mystery Clouds Storms _ ‘Rainmaker’ All Wet? Deluge Douses Doubts

TALKS OPEN WITH AIM OF CLOSER TIES   Moscow Press Tries To Make Up For Lack Of  - Enthusiasm At Reception For Cuban.

LAUDS SOVIET ECONOMY WITH HOPE FOR HELP   CUBAN LEADER’S MOSCOW WELCOME NOT ENTHUSIASTIC

Welcome Lacks Spark 40,000 Russians Led In Parade  To Honor Castro

Castro, Nikita Starting Talks  Tr f'oamont Rolatane   To Cement Relations

WITH AIM OF — CLOSER TIES   Moscow Press Tries To Make Up For Lack Of Enthusiasm At Reception For Cuban.

Polite, Restrained Crowd Meets Castro in Moscow   Nuclear Test Ban  Talk Still Stymied

Khrushchev Opens Talks With Castro   Moscow Throngs Not Excited Over Cuba Boss’ Visit

Nikita And Fidel Start Red Talks   Military, [economic  Aid) Get Priority

Castro, Khru Begin Talks   Soviet May Send Cuba INew Military Weapons   Haiti, Dominican Crisis Deepens

Castro, Nikita Discuss Boost In Soviet Aid   Russian People Give Cuban Chief Passive Welcome

Khrushchev, Castro Confer Talk Likely on More  Arms, Economic Help

Khrushchev, Castro Begin Their Talks  Increased Soviet Aid Is Believed

Mr. K Signals For Applause Muscovite Audience Cool  To Fidel Castro’s Charm

Cc ement Relations  Castro, Nikita Open Talk: On Cuban-Russian Pact

Wild Castro Welcome   Khrush Leads 40,000 Reds Through Moscow _—

Stepped Up Military, Economic Aid High On List In Khrush-Castro Talk

No Frenzied Enthusiasm As Expected  Cuban Heaps Praise On Russians

Castro and K open talks  Soviet military, economic aid likely on the Ist

Rails, Firemen Meet Jointly on Featherbedding   Head of Presidentia Fact-Finding Grouy Is ‘Cautiously Opti mistic,’

Enraged. Huntsville, Ala, Citizens Shout ‘Go Home’ At Governor's Soldiers

Marching Mothers Score Coup Friday In Huntsville By Registering Children

Police Block Integration At Huntsville   Two Negro Students Fail to Show Up for Fall Term Classes at Mobile.

Wallace Closes 4 More Schools, Halts Huntsville Integration Plans

Wallace Stations Police to Bar Four Huntsville Schools; Lacks Support of Parents and Officials

Militant Moms March Through Lines of Police   Wallace Closes 4 Huntsville Schools

Alabama Mothers Defy Governor   Birmingham Delay Denied by Court

SLAMS FOUR SCHOOLS SHUT  While Wallace Rants, Southerners Get Angry

Gov. Wallace To Let Classes Begin Monday  By White Parents To Halt tntearation

Children in Huntsville Registered   Schools Ordered Shut For Single Day by Gov. Wallace

Parents Go  Past Police  To Register. Huntsville Told  Integration Off  ForJust One Dav

‘Cites Racial Ténsion ~     Gov. Wallace Closes Huntsville Schools

- But Says Classes — Can Begin Monday  Mothers Defy.¥ roopers, March Children Into One School

Wallace Policy Irks Huntsville  Only 4 of 28 Buildings Are Closed by Order

Anyone Else Getting Tired of This This?  Huntsville Schools To Reopen Classes Monday

Indignation  Stirred Up By Wallace   ‘Hornet's Nest’ Loose In Integration Battle

25 MARCH — CHILDREN ~ TO SCHOOL   Troopers Bar Doors After Entry At School Governor’s Troopers Closed Against Wishes Of City.

Wallace Uses Troopers To Temporarily Close Four More Hunisville Schools

Militant Moms Defy Wallace, Register.   But Negroes Are Kept Out

Gov. Wallace Shuts Down More Schools   Promises to Allow Monday Opening; Pupils Parents Are Unhappy

“Don’t hurt them,’ said trooper  March through lines of troopers to enroll   Wallace plea rejected to halt intearation

Gov. Wallace Closes Four More School   Alabama Troopers Block Classes  In Huntsville

Deaf Ears Turned fo Police Pleas   Gov. Wallace Orders Closure Of Four Schools

Some Mothers March Children Through Lines   Wallace Says Closing Only For One Day

One Grour Goes Past Patrolmen   But Breakthrough Temporary, Other Schools Closed

State Police Moving Info Mobile Also   Negroes Seeking Federal Court Aid In Reopening

CHILDREN TO SCHOOL   Troopers Bar Doors After Entry At School Goyernor’s Troopers Closed Against Wishes Of City.

HUNTSVILLE NEWEST TARGET     Wallace Troopers ‘Close 4 Schools —

Way Forced Past Troopers at Huntsville  Mothers Defy Gov. Wallace, Take Children into School

Gov. Wallac Detied at Huntsville   Register Children; Reinforcements Close Classrooms

WOMEN TAKE PUPILS PAST TROOPERS   25 Mothers Escort Youth: Into Huntsville Bidg.   In City Remain Closed As Alabama Governor Sends In Reinforcements

Legislation Being Amended . . .  Strip Mine Battle Looms in House

Pressure Is Up On Legislature  Demands Mounting For Action on Tax

U.S. Raises Warning Flag for Any More Latins Planning Power Grab

U.S. Warning On More Coups In Latin America   Suspends Aid tc Honduras and Dominicans

Washington: —————  USS. Severs Aid to Coup  Governments   Action Serves as Warning to Other  Latin Americans

U.S. Withdraws Aid From Honduras And Dominican Republic Coup Leaders

U.S. Seeks Check Against Latin Coups   Withdraws Economi And Military Aid From 2 Countries

ean  U.S. Makes Honduras, Dominican Republic Examples For Future latin ‘Pawar Crahe’

Missions Withdrawn From Two Countries—  . Warns Against Any More Latin American Coups

River Rescue   U. S. Raises Warning Flag On Latin-American Unrest   Nixon Article Expresses Fears on Foreign Policy

U. S. Warns Against Any  ‘More Grabs For Power By Military In Latin America

Aid Withdrawn From Latin Countries....  U. S. Has Had Enough  Of Government Coups

U.S. Warns Militarists  Latin Power Grabs   Latin Power Grabs Bring Sharp Frown

Tolede Whitmer 32 Port Clinton 0  Bueyrus 8 Tiffin Columbian 0   New London 28 South Central 8  Barberton 14 -Akron Garfield 14   Avon Lake 16 Vermilion 12  Cin. Roger Bacon 6 Cineinnati Purcell 0   No New Coups, Latins Warned   U.S. Halts Aid To Dictatorships

Republic, Honduras Lose US Economic, Military Aid   Warn Those Planning Coup  Rusk Denounces Military Revolts

Aid Missions Are Withdrawn — U.S. Sends Warning Flag  On Latin American Coups

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Latin American Military Leaders Planning Coup Are Warned

Lesson For Other Latin Nations  U.S. Aid To Honduras Is Halted After Coup; Warning Flag Raisec

U. 8S. Withdraws Money, Military  Aid From Dominican And Honduras

USS. Posts Stern Warning Against More Latin Coups  ‘ Doniinican Republic, Hondura: woe Pew eae ASD

Stricken With Brain Malady— Boy, 4, Made Citizen;  Tomorrow He May Die

A Last Wish:   Jinimy May Soon Die, But At least Hell Be An American

PROGNOSIS DARK New U.S. Citizen, 4, Waits Death’s Call      NAMES IN THE NEWS

Naturalized At Age of 4—  It He Must Die, Boy Will Die As Citizen

.SEVEN BRAIN OPERATIONS IN TWO YEARS  Dying Boy Granted Citizenship

Saar ea aaa a eee  Boy May Die Tomorrow’ But He’s U.S. Citizen Today

‘Human Error’ Believed Cause  of Sub Disaster ©   Former Comdr.. of The Threshe Says ‘Defiziencies’ Correcied

Includes Jan. 1, 1964 deadline Senate reverses itself to  pass measure 11-9 today

Comes up again tomorrow  Senate turns down bill for mandatory borough set-up

Railroad Union Attacks Compulsory Arbitration and "Merger Mania’

Battles Drifts In Hike For Help  ce wey gg osiyernrd ute we: -— =e: 4.0 oes,

I Rescued from Suowboond Car After 21-Hour Ordeal ‘High’ In Colorado

21-K Hour Ordeal Ends For 3 Women, be Children  7 Rescued From Snowbound Car

Rescue 3 Women, Four Children From Car Buriec 21 Hours In A Snowdrift

FATHER HIKED 10 MILES FOR HELP Snowbound In Auto For 21 Hours, 3 Women, 4 Children Are Rescued

Father Battled Drifts For Help —  3 Women and 4 Children Survive 21 Hours in Cold, Snowbound Auto

Four Children Are Includ  7 Yramned rs Snowbound Ca Are Rescued After 21 Hours

Victims Pinned In Wreck   Seven Rescued after Being Trapped 21 Hours in Stalled Car  Three Women, Four Children Escape Death

Peale tere ee ahem  Tome Tae ee et eset Ty ee T ee ate ana eye en etl eat ue  Mountain Snowstorm Traps Family Ir Automobile For Freezing 21 Hours

Red China, Soviet Unior Settle Down To Thrash Out Many Differences

Two Communist Giants Attempt ToReach Accord   Russia and Red China Locked In Crucial Business of Settling Differences.

Commie Chiefs Settle Down To Business   Red China Adds Another ‘Bitter’ Charge

Say Swiss To Visit _ oo Jailed Yanks  Held” by Cuba   On. isle- of Pines:

Report Attorney General R. Kennedy To Give Full Support To President   LORAIN PARK NAMED FOR JOHN F. KENNEDY)

Bob Kennedy Ready To Give His Full Support To Johnson   Reds Await Instructions On Joint Moon Fliaht Plan

Too Early for Decisions on Own Political Plans  Bobby Kennedy Plans to Be Loyal Johnson Aide

Bobby Seen As Supporter For Johnson   - Early Rumors Say Johnson May Ask Him to Join Ticket

AFTER BRIEF RKEST-—  Robert Kennedy Expected Back On Job Supporting President

Will Serve LBJ As He Did Brother  Bob Kennedy To Continue On Job

Tax Cuts Still Held Unlikely      President Expected 'ToKeepR.F. Kennedy

Boh Kennetly Expected to Keep Office   Attorney General Described as Ready To Support Johnson

WILL HE RUN FOR PUBLIC OFFICE?  Bob Kennedy's Plans For Future *          What Are

Capital Wire  R. F. Kennedy To Back Johnson   Johnson Outlines Economy Plan

CONSIDERED KNIGHTLY CRUSADER evieretajiansionsemonsiamemssalpeyseennespesapuensentasianietnasienesemmeeentean  Whats Robert’s Future?

See MRS. KENNEDY, Page 2   Bobby's Future Uncertain, But He'll Support Johnson

LBJ Can Expect Bobby Kennedy’s Full Suppor   Secret Service  Honors On Tap

Johnson Is Assured Of His Support   By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY Resociated Press Staff Wriiez

State In Grip Of Icy Blasts; No Relief In Sicht From Cold   WEATHER

READINGS PLENTIFUL UNDER ZERO   Colder Weather Is Forecast For Saturday Night

State department has heaped abuse on him  Miro accuses U.S. of defaming reputatior

Cuban Exile Chief Blasts At U.S.   -Says State Dept. Breaks Promise

Party $700,000 in Hole...  GOP To Pick Truax, Swell Party Coffers

SAYS McNAMARA-- ~ RUSSIA KNOWS U.S. AWESOME MIGHT   Brass Claims Boeing Had Best TFK Offer

Education Becomes Top Spending  Category In State Under New Budget

_irseasenaanienneinme canine ee my  GOP Attempt To Slash ~ Public Works Funds Fails

$450 Million Appropriation Voted  Senate Beats GOP Move To Cut APW

Senate Passes Bill on County  Superinfendents  Would Let Voters Make Decision On Dronning Offie

County Superintendent's Job Target Of Bill Allawina County Ontion

All American Personnel in Viet Nam Safe  RAacecama Sant tn   Message Sent to Washington by Army Commander

We've Never Been the Same Since  Armory Show of 13 Recreated in New York

Solon Attacks Civil Rights Group ‘As Senate Debates on Extension

Jackie To Be Out Of Limelight Long Convalescence Is  Started By First Lady

Kennedy To Meet With March Leaders   Around 200,000 Expected To Parade In ~ Bia Washinaton Demonstration Project

Legislaturefo Face Democratic Referendum —  . Romney to Stand by  smbhmimbamme Wie

Inside Today   First Spring Weekend  Only Six Road Deaths Reported In The State

Reward Is Offered For Yanks   Vietnamese Officer Posts Fund for Rescue of Three Army Men

Instant of Flaming Horror  6 Killed in ‘Copter Crash at Idlewild

Huge ’Copter Crashes In Flames at New York Airport: Six Are Killed

COPTER CRASH ATN.Y. AIRPORT CLAIMS 6 LIVES   Shuttle Service Craft Exploded Shor tly After Takeoff   3 PASSENGERS DIE ‘WITH CREW MEMBERS

Helicopter Crash Kills 81x Persons   Craft Comes Down, Burns on Takeoff from Idlewild Airpo

Crashes, Burns On Takeoff  At Idlewild; Was Headed For Manhattan

Craft Falls In Flames At Idlewild  Witnesses Fell OF Explosion; A Oy. Raced Mand

UNITED NATIONS, NW. Y. — The Soviet Union threatened   The Nation

State likes it   It’s sound, economical —iransportation chief   See Page 20 for new W-E bus schedule

State likes it   s sound. ee ied It’s sound. economical —transvortation chief

French Doubtful of U.S. A-Support  President Defiantly Proposes  mit Se SS.   President Detiantly Proposes Plan for NATO Nuclear Force

Charge Made By De Gaulle Irks Kennedy   French President Says U. 8S. Unable To Defend Furone

Kennedy Irked by De Gaulle’s Defense Doubt:  Feels Khrushchev Believes U.S. Would  Rabandll Ciiwanka

Kennedy Reported Deeply Irritated by De Gaulle’s Accusation About U.S.

JFK Irritated By Accusation De Gaulle Made Said U.S. Couldn’t  Be Depended On Tc Defend W. Europe

De Gaulle Accusation That U.S. Can't Be Depended On Deeply Irritates Kennedy

Secretary Rusk Expected to Back Kennedy's Contention There Is No Evidence of New Buildup

 & Evidence Con  Renewal a Nuclear Arms Shipments to Cuba Hinted

HE MINIMIZES REPORTS, CITES AIR SCRUTINY   Says Up to 17,000 Russians ‘Exercising, Building Barracks"   ONE SHIP ARRIVAL   Focuses on Need for Western Unity, Pushes Tax Cut Now

No Buildup In Cuba, JFK Says   News Conference Emphasizes Need For Western Unity

Napoleonic De Gaulle Moves JFK to Anger on ‘A’ Weapons Confidence Must Be Matched

No Evidence of Increase In Soviet Arms  Senate Begins Probe By  Pe, poe yy ae

Sen. Symington Voices Concern On Air Complex   Two Express Views After Hearing Rusk, McCone Briefing

News Conference Told 17,000  Russians Still on Island WESTERN UNITY STRESSED

Calls For Western Unity  Claims No Evidence Of Cuban Soviet Buildup   Still Skeptical  No Brakes On GOF Invasion Inquiry

Sen. Alken Tells Status After Briefing   Situation Aired During Closed Door Meeting

Kennedy Says No Buildup   Aerial Scrutiny Fails to Support Talk, JFK Says

Ne NE Ey etl iliad oo el  Rusk Admits Large  Soviet Power In Cuba

JFK Sees No Arms Buildup in Cuba, . “Calls for $13.6 Billion Tax Cut

SAYS U. S. WILL. NOT DEFEND EUROPE Pres. Kennedy Irritated By De Gaulle's Accusations

Tax Program Given Another Plug  Kennedy Assails DeGaulle, Denies New Cuban Buildup   Tax Package May Be Split by Solons

Not On The Rise, JFK Asserts  Senate Opens Probe Of Buildup In Cuba

Secretary Of State Rusk Ist Witness In Probe Cf Possible Cuba Buildup   No Cuban Arms Buildup Seen In Aerial Photos, Says JF

KENNEDY IRKED BY STATEMENT OF DE GAULLE   FRENCH PRESIDENT SAYS U. S. DEFENSE NOT TO BE TRUSTED

About Defense Of Europe Kennedy Said Deeply Irritatec By De Gaulle’s Accusation

Kennedy says aerial study shows no buildup in Cuba   Kennedy peeved at De Gaulle charges U.S. not dependable

BUILDUP IN CUBA-JFK   Kennedy Says Aerial Photos Show Russian Army There Is Only Exercising And Building Barracks.

MORSE SAYS ‘CONFIDENT JFK RIGHT   Briefing Given As Aftermath To  Press Session

Cuban Arms Buildup Probe Begins, Rusk Is First Witness   President Irritated by De Gaulle Claim  U.S. Will Defend Europe, JFK Says

President Says Scrutiny Shows No Cuba Buildup  DeGaulle’s Lack Of Faith In U.S. Disturbs Kenned,

De Gaulle’s Charge Hit By Kennedy   Says Argument Not In Interest of Western Alliance

Calls for Western Unity Kennedy Says No Basis For Cuba Buildup Story

Rusk First Witness In Cuba Probe  Some Skeptics Not Convinced By JFK

Quillen Assigned   JFK SaysReport Shows No Soviet Buildup In Cuba

Kennedy on Air Cover Issue It’s All a Matter of Words      Dean Rusk to Testify on Cuban Arms ‘Buildup’

Kennedy Says He Has No Evidence Of New Soviet Military Might In Cuba

DeGaulle Claims U.S. Protection Not Dependable   No Air Cover Planned In Bay of Pias Attack

Presidential News Conference Russ Buildup Denial, Need For Western Unity Highlight:

Aerial Scrutiny Fails fo Support Report, He Says   Russian Soldiers on Isle Are Exercising

Report JFK Irked By De Gaulle   ‘Deeply feritated,”  informants Say

Rusk Is First Witness Senate Starts Probe Today On Cuba’s Military Strength

NO BIG NEW BUILDUP IN CUBA-JFI   Kennedy Says Aeria Photos Show Russian Army There Is Only Exercising And Build. ing Barracks.

Daily Aerial Scrutiny Made Kennedy Says No Proof Found Of Buildup In Cuba

Kennedy Said Irritated at De Gaulle lor Lack of Confidence in U.S. Pledge

The President’s News Conference ....     Kennedy Denies a Build-up Of Russian Arms in Cuba

-GovernmentSees No Big ‘Cuba Rush; News Hour Cautions France Firmly.

Secretary Rusk  Called for Probe Of New Reports  GOP Will Insist On ‘Bay of Pigs’ Dispute Review

Aiken Charges Soviet Increase ls Continuing   Comment on Cube Follows Kennedy Denial Thursday

President Says Aerial Scrutiny Shows:  No New Soviet Military Buildup In Cuba   Senate Opens Investigation

Daily Aerial Scrutiny Of Island Taken   16,000 Soviets Still On Island, Kennedy Claims

Cuba: i “Enormous” Soviet ‘Base  Is Growing   Senators Tell of Military Complex After a Hearing

CUBA ‘COVER-UP’ SUSPECTED Huge Red Base Bared By Atken   ONE SHIP ARRIVAL

__ News Conference Covers France, Too _  President Flatly Denies Rumor About Cuban Arms

DeGAULLE REMARK IRRITATING - President Reported Upset Over French Defense Idea   FORMER ENVOY

Russ troops just building new barracks   Kennedy forcuses on the need for Western unity

JFK IRRITATED AT A-CHARGES OF DEGAULLE   Hits Claim U. S. Can’ Be Depended on to Defend Europe   SAYS NIKITA KNOW‘   Bares Plans for Team to Prepare for Nuclear ) re

JFK DENIES SOVIET BUILDUP  G.O.P. Senators Skeptical Of Kennedy’s Claim About Cuba

Claims US Won't Defend With A-Arms— Report President Irritated By DeGaulle US Remarks

No Evidence of Buildup, Kennedy Says  Aerial Scrutiny of Cuba Fails   Aerial Scrutiny of Cuba Fails to Find Trouble

No Evidence Of Soviet Buildup In Cuba--JFK   President Stresses Needs For Western Unity

No Sign Of Action From Air   Knows 17,000 Soviets Still On Island

‘Aiken Says Russ Has Strong Military ‘And Political Base Located In Cuba

JFK Discounts Buildup Rumor As Probe Start   Support of Chief By Rusk Viewed

_ Senate Probers Want To Know:  Who's Got The Right Dope On Cuban Defense Buildup?

Aerial Scrutiny Fails To Support Reports-Kennedy   Proposed Income Tax Slashes, Nuclear Tests, Meredith Case, Strikes Discussed With Press   Report Kennedy Irritated By De Gaulle’s Remarks

Rusk to Testify On Cuban Situation  No Evidence of Military Buildup - Kenned)

JFK Reports on Cuba — No Evidence of New Soviet Military Buildup

New Arming Alarms GOP, Demo Solons   Aiken, Symington Report After They Hear Rusk Briefing

President Says Soviets in Cuba  Just ‘Exercising  Seeks to Clarify ‘Air Cover’ Issue At Press Parley

Briefing Indicates Strong Defensive Posifions in Cuba   Chairman Morse Backs Recent Statement of Presideni an Bema

Testimony Disagrees With JFK   Senators Claim More There Than Six Months Ago

Strong Russian Military, Political Base Still in Cuba  : Senate Foreign Relations Sub-Committee ~ Hears Confidential Renort by Official:

2 Joke, Sitag Upon Relurt lo Surtace  Throne to Remain la Hospital 2 Days Pellin for Weels

Pulled Out — Early Today   Doctors Amazed By Pair;  Search Goes On For Bova

2 Miners Condition Excellent   Doctors Amazed They Weathered 2-Week Ordeal So Well   Sniritual Man

Doctors Say Fellin, Throne In Good Shape After Ordeal   FEET SWOLLEN

 Nikita Won't Yiela   * * ‘No Soviet Concessions ‘At Nuclear Test Talks

No Soviet Concessions For Nuclear Test Ban   Will Not Permit Inspections to Enforce Ban

 Rejects Inspections  \Nikita Leaves A-Ban  \Concessions To West

TAWES VETOES LIQUOR BILL AND 36 OTHERS   Geverner Explains His Action On The Price Fixing Measure   AUTO INSURANCE HIKE ALSO KAYOED

Dislike attitude towards West  Red Chinese denounce Khrushchev’'s unity policy

Cuba Guerrilla Forces Weak   Exile Leader Reports On Anti-Castro Hopes

Anti-Castro Forces Are Weak, Lack Arms  ExileGroupsDiscouraged by Report on Cuban Guerrillas

Report Says Cuban Guerrillas Weak  Crackdown Imposed On Exile Leaders

Cuban Rebel Groups Weak, Lacking Arms   Exile Colony in Miami Discouraged By U.S. Crackdown

Cuban Guerrillas Weaken As US. Restricts Exiles   RESTRICT LEADERS

CRACKDOWN ON LEADERS STOPS RAIDING PLANS   CLAIM GUERRILLA FORCES ARE WEAK AND WITHOUT ARMS

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Cuban Exiles Despondent Over Crack-Down On Hit-Run Raids

Report Guerrilla Forces Are Weak, Cuban Exiles Facing Bleak Outlook

‘No Strong 5th Column Exists Now   Cuban Exile Chief Say: Fight Not Halted By U. S. Edict

-BLEAK OUTLOOK FOR EXILESGuerrillas In Cuba  “Are Weak, Lack Arms

TLOOK WHATS ON THE INSIDE   Guerrilla Forces in Cuba  To Suffer from U. S. Order

Guerrillas Weak, Says Cuba Exile   Report Firtier Dainpeiis Spirit OF Castro Foes

Cuban rebels  lacking arms Bleak outlook for guerrillas fighting Castro

Defense Chiet Says He ll Rule With Iron Fist   LACK OF ARMS, SUPPORT  Outlook Bleak For Exiles

Say guerrilla forces wither  Cuban exiles diseour: aged at crackdown on raids

EXILE COLONY DISCOURAGED BY ACTION   Crack Down On Anti-Castro Groups in Miami, Fla.   Leader Denies Reports Of Strong Guerrilla Movement On Island

Cuba Exiles Chafe Under  Crackdown  Gloom Hits Florida Colony as U.S. Acts To Halt New Raids

Bleak Outlook For Exile Colony  Guerrilla Units Reported Weak, Lack Arms In Cuba

Wallace Set To Bar Door At Alabama   Governor Arrives As Showdown Due On Negroes’ Entry

 Offici als Gei n Conf  ‘Speculation ae on Possible = Flight With No Limit Except for Safety

SPACE OFFICIALS MEET PRESS Attention Again Focuses On Chance Of Second Long Flighi

Keystone Promotion Organized   Scranton Hopes To Stimulate State’s Economy

Pope ‘Rallies a Little’ Following New Collapse      ‘Slowly Sinking, Death Not Far Away, Vatican Radio Says; Endures Extreme Pain But Stilt Has Full Lucidity af Mind

Pontiff Is Conscious  In Suffering   Resistance Said Beyond All Predictions

Prelate Says He Is “Going Like a Candle’   Marshalls Strength To Give Blessings To World Once More

Masses Said In Communist  Lands Also Pope's Suffering Moves Many Of Other Faiths

Stamina Amazes  Doctors Repeated Crise   Repeated Crises Assail Pontiff

New Collapse Brings Death Step Nearer   High Prelate Says Holy Father ‘Going Out Like A Candle’

VATICAN SAY HIS STRENGTH EBBS SLOWLY   Doctors Had Expected Each Day Would Be Pontiff’s Last      TEMPERATURE RISES BUT HEART STRONG

rUpe Il PUG erly Vi AAQUTHY kok * kk kk Ok  .eea Flame Flickers   Z2ND DROWNING  Big Hole River Claims Angler

Pain, Prayer Mark Pontiff's Ebbing Hours  Vatican Ranorte Poo   Vatican Reports Pope Fading ‘Like Candle ‘Living With God’

Look Who’s Here   Drivers Must Undergo Eye Tests When Getting Permits

Military Rule Foes Scatter Protest Papers   Downtown Seoul ls Saturated

May Try To Take Over Peacefully Tshombe Is Optimistic About Future Of Congo

Kennedy Calls Ban Pact Important First Step   Rail Unions Assail Kennedy's Plan For Ending Dispute

‘First Step’ In Peace Quest Seen   Nation Told It Still Must Maintain Guard

lew PAPUA PAI  Test Ban Agreement Is ‘Step Towards Peace, Reason

Registration Is Surprising For Local Election   Rush Friday Hikes Total Near 8,500 For April Voting

Registration Is Surprising For Local Election  Rush Friday Hikes Total Near 8,500

STARTING WITH EVERS FUNERAL  . pha Meredith Calls For General Strike . Followed By National Negro Boycott

Goldwater supporters. shrug off claim that political shifts have hurt ihem. .,

Soviet Union Will Cut Off , U.N. Payments   Also Refuses to Pay Costs in Congo, Mideast .

Attempt to get liquor license fees lowered for unincorporated towns meets opposition   Earlier close

US Denies Viet Nam Request   Release Of Monks Is Refused Until Safety Assured

US. Holds Monks For Assurances   Saigon Has Not Yet Given Satisfactory Promise Of Safety

U.S. Wont Turn Over Viet Monks   Their Safety Must Be Assured Before They Leave Refuge

U.S.Protects SomeMonks In Saigon  - Won't Release  Them Unless Safety Assured

Russ Let U.S. Convoy Pass After 41 Hrs.   ‘Over Our Dead Bodies’ If Yanks Resorted to Force

F YANKS TRIED FORCE Nikita Says Convoy Issue Might Have Triggered A War

FOLLOWS “BIG DADDY’ Brown Begins 3-Day Visit in Washington  “Trip Viewed as Attempt to Rival Unrith’s Show   Unruli Receptions Drew Kev Firares   Unruk Candidacy Raises Hackics

Italians Mourn Disaster Dead; Inquiry Begins   Rumors Dam Crumbling Spread Panic

Italy Opens Investigation Of Disaster   Nation Mourns Loss; Survivors Move Back Despite New Threats

Italy Mourns Unnumbered  Flood Deaths  Believe 2,000 Lost In Immediate Area Of Vaiont Dam Site

ITALY MOURNS, INQUIRY OPENS ON DISASTER   Hundreds Of Survivers Ignere Warnings, Ge Back Inte Valley   }CORNFIELD TURNED lINTO BIG CEMETERY

FEELING FIT, HES LOOKING TOWARD MOON      Groggy Hero Bounces Back to Normal After Hie 22 Orhite   CONFOUNDS MEDICS   Hailed for Maneuvering Bullseye Landing When  Autamathe Faile

CONGRESS HOPES TO FINISH WORK YET THIS WEEK   HOUSE DEBATING ON FOREIGN AID APPROPRIATIONS

House Debate Launched On Foreian Aid Matter   LBJ Has Budaet Meet

Congress, With Its Mind on Holiday Matters, Debates Foreign Aid Bill

Johnson Wants Cuts Restored Solons Rushing to Adjourn 'Debating Foreign Aid Fund:

Vote Slated On Aid Bill  In Congress   House ‘Action Set . As Johnson Urges Big Cut Restored

Restore Aid Fund, Congress Urged: Adjournment Nears  All Controversial Measures  Cleared; Wind Up Saturday?

House Debates Foreign Aid Appropriations As Congress Heads Into Final Work Week

House Debating Foreign Aid Bill In Final Week  President Appeals

House Talks Foreign Ait In Last Week  Congress Prepares   Congress Prepares For Adjournment o! 11-Month Session

British Conservatives Change:  LEADERS SWITCHING TO KENNEDY’S PLAN

Britain's Conservative Government Switching To Kennedy Missile Plan

Frenech-German Axis Poses  Threat To Unity, JFK Says   \ews Analysis

Kennedy Tells Adenauer French-German Alliance Would Threaten NATO

Notice-Washingtonville ResiGents Monday May 20th Annual Clean un Dav-ad

Top Civilians In Pentagon Lose A Round   Bill For 4-Year Term For JCS Pushed Through

NOTES, BACKGROUND "  Thousands Ready To March In Nation's Biggest Parade

Biggest In Nation’s History  All Now in Readiness For Washington March

Concerts Schedule ‘Completed by” Canines at Saturdavy’s Meeting -

No major chinks in Statehouse harmony   "Tight squeeze” on liquor bill

Harmony in Ist 2 Weeks Of Session  Demo Chief, GOP Legislature Get Along So Far 

Jack Ruby Is Indicted For Slaying Of Accused  Presidential Assassin

EARLY TRIAL DATE FIXED iN RILLING   Defense Counsel Hints Insanity Plea Is Coming

ROMEO a  Ruby Indicted in Oswald Slaying   Murder-With-Malice ‘Trial Set for Dec. o

if ury Indicts   “Bee AM I cag viata ht  Ruby in Jail Murder Case

Inside  ~The Globe      Jack Ruby indicted by jury in Oswald death

Grand Jury Indicts Ruby on Charge of Murder With Malice; Trial Dec 9

Ruby Indicted By Grand Jury  Accused of Murder In Slavina Oswald

Indict Ruby On Charges Of Murder   Trial Scheduled Dec. 9 In Texas District Court

Ruby Is Indicted By Grand Jury   Charges List Murder With Malice In Slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald

TRIAL SET DEC. 9  Ruby Indicted For Slaying Of Accused Assassin Of Kennedy   IN ASSASSINATION COMMENT EE Eee  Police Hit By Foreign Press

Defense will plead insanity  Jack Ruby indicted for murdering Lee Oswald

Insanity To Be Plea For Oswald Killer  Malice Charged In Texas Indictment:   Malice Charged In Texas Indictment; Inquiries Ordered

Ruby Indicted at Dallas On Charges of Murder   “Hold Rites for Oswald: Tiopit

Jack Ruby’s Indicted In Oswald Case   Charged In Murder Of Man Accused As  President's Slaver

Western Nations To Show Power  Military Maneuvers Slated in Far East

S. Dakota Mother Is Okay Too   Shipping Clerk Overwhelmed by 4 Girls. 1 Bov

Sales Spotlight   Bank At Seaboard Robbed; $5,000 Is Taken; Men Escape

NAME LYLE DAY NEW COMMANDER OF WASMER POST, AMERICAN LEGION   Slate Carnival  And Circus Dates

‘NAME LYLE DAY NEW ‘COMMANDER OF WASMER POST, AMERICAN LEGION  Slate Carnival And Cilreiic Plaine

Czech Premier Is Given Boot  ‘Shortcomings’ Are Claimed in Report

Czech Head Shakes Up Government   Stalinist Past, Economic Woes Bring On Ousters

Demonstrations  Halted by King   President Exploring ‘Every Avenue’; Concessions Near?

Halt Is Called To Race Riots  Kill Settlement   Full Settlement Is Believed Near

Birmingham May Grant Concessions   Hints of Accard Come as Alabama Troopers Pour In

Big Snowstorm Spreads From N'west Kansas   Roads Impassable Over Wide Area

bo Negro Pupils Enter Classes.   Largest Group Takes - Part in Sit-in Today

Part Of 3-Day Classroom Sit-In— Jersey Negroes Attending “Segregated” Classrooms

lb Negroes File InN. J. Class   Police Deny Claim Woman Pushed In School Hall

News Day, Night   Vote Given Maemillan  By House Drive Slated To Aid Areas

Kennedy Expects Hard Fight for Re-election   By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

JFK Expects Hard Fight Next Year  Demos Have Had  Reugh Times In fo sg EP gst

JFK Sees Hard Fight For Re-klection in °64   By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

jPuctors Point To Close Race  President Anticipates  Hard Reelection Fight

REASONS CITED Kennedy Expects Hard Battle When He Runs For Re-Election

Relief Grants To 40,000 Will Be Cut April  Reduction To Last   Reduction To Last 90 Days; Special Session Ruled Out

Relief Grants To 40,000 Wil Be Cut April t   Reduction To Last 90 Days; Special Session Ruled Out

Iraq’s New Military Regime To Ask  Deposed Premier To Join Government

Under Regents’ Control oppe . ° $39.8 Million Appropriation  Bill For Schools Is Introduced

Nhere To bind Ut   TER SORTA KIOTING Guard Is Placed On U.S. Building

‘Capitol Spotlight’ ‘Dalton Says State Must Meet ‘Needs to Avoid Interference

 ‘Capitol Spotlight’ . [Dalton Says State Must Mee [Needs to Avoid Interference     ;

"1 my 3 Asiwice ns See Change Under Johnson   HOW JOHNSON WILL DO

MicloriLu SEAVECE @ SALES 06, P.O» BOX 8066 4924 coLe ave. BALLAS, teyae eAue

Slower Rights Pace Is Foreseen   JOHNSON FOLLOWING KENNEDY COURSE TOTAL NATION   JOHNSON ON CIVIL RIGHTS TOTAL NATION

Richard Sealey will head county ASCS committeemen (Polk)   ASCS committee named in county

GOP Leaders Go To Conference  Rockefeller, Scrantor Are Among Governors

Candidates Among Them peaninnnenincenctataticdancetiniy. Sse  GOP Governors Meet In Denver, Eyeing 64

AUSA-Chamber Speech Planned Sen. Edmondson To Visit City, Fort Sill March 22

PROSECUTION FOR TRUANTS   Guard To Be Released By Midnight On Thursday   ATTENDANCE SAID TO BE NEARLY NE _.AL

Parents Are Warned By School Board   Will Prosecute If Alabama Students Continue Boycott

White Pupils Must Return Says Board   New Violence Erupt:  In Southern City; ffsmbivann DadivrorA

Charges Talked in Birmingham Boycott   USC Quietly Enrolls” Three Negro Students

Creates 24th Congressman  2 GOP Legislators Push Ohio Redistricting Plan

18th Would Get 3 Additional Counties  2 GOP Legislators Propose Measure To Redistrict Ohio

SCHOOL BOARD HERE OPPOSED KERNER'S PLAN   RAISING DROPOUT AGE TO 17 ALSO FOUGHT BY PAGE”

Urges Big 4 To Work Jointly New German Chancellor Bids For Reunification

Erhard Bids for Reunification  Urges Big 4 to Keep On With Conference:

Help Bring Reunity, Erhard Asks Big 4  Supports NATO but Fights Any Move to Widen Rift

Erhard Urges Unity Efforts For Germany   First Speech To Parliament Gives Support To NATO

Revive Conferences  Chaneellor Erhard Asks Joint Work By Big Four

INDEX:   (QNE SECTION, 12 PAGES)   Plane Falls In Suburb; EveryoneQK

Navy Plane Crashes, 33 Cheat Death   Three Hospitalized As Transport Falls In Residence Yard

Was landing on one engine  Navy plane crashes with 33 abeard, all escape

Plane Crashes All 33 Persons Aboard ‘Safe’   Navy Transport Burns In Backyard Of Memphis Hom:

33 Escape Death As U-S. Navy Plane ils Forced To Make Emersency Lardina

News Policy Hit         FOUR-YEAR STATUS FOR TWO SCHOOLS _  Colleges Win Aid

Kremlin Refuses To Publish Blast By Red China on Soviet Policies

Chinese Fire Attack Over Mild Policy   Publication ‘Would But Aggravate’ Rift Between Red Nations

Rotation Move Normal: Nof A Withdrawal   Movement Kept Secret; Europe Still Concerned

NO Cut in strengin  1,500 Troops In Reich Sent Home Via Rotation

INo Cuts Contemplated     US. Reassures Europeans — ‘on Retaining Troop Strength

1,500 Soldiers Leave Europe on Bia Lift Planes   Rotation Move Is Kept Secret to Avoid Arousing Fears of Bigger Withdrawal.

Europeans Uninformea ‘Big Lift’ ‘Transports Carried 1,500 Home      Profume-Like Secret Hearing Due  On Capital Scandal

Claim Move Was Normal Rotation   Return Kept Secret For Fear Europe Would Claim Big Withdrawal

‘ Think There Will Be Action’—  Wheat-Feed Grain Farm Aid ‘Bill Ils Pushed By Dirksen

President Urges Long-Range Job Growth Efforts   rears Increase In Un: employment If New Work Opportunities Not Created.

sntimvonbiimimmseieiesiiinnaiiieal — uinimndamiacscmmmmcies  Kennedy Brands Unemployment As Nation's No. 1 Economic Problem  TO ENACT TAX CUTS

Kennedy Prods Congress to Act   Warns of Dangers To U.S. Economy

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES Through March 10   Urges long-range plan to combat joblessness

President Plugs For Pax Cut   Skill Upgrading, Retraining Needec

Kennedy Tells Congress About Waste Riddle   President Plugs His Tax Outlines At Every Chance

President Declares Quick Action Needed to Provide Stimulus to U.$. Economy

Redistricting Act Outlawed by Judge   000 Cross Saturday ... Berlin Reunions End in Heartache

The World Today  x*x*x* x*x*x x*x*x 2.Séar Riullatine Fram Araund the Warld   France Not Slamming Door

PRAYER MEETINGS BANNED Negro Assets Civil War May Erupt In Cambridge

Ban Prayer Meetings On Cambridge, Md. Courthouse  Lawn: Negroes Plan Move

Compulsory Arbitration Only Way To Settle Rail Rift, Spokesman Says   Negro Leaders To Decide On Action After Refusal

Negroes Expected to Ignore Ban on Demonstrations at Cambridae, Md.

50,000 From W. Berlin Cross Red Wall to Visit Despite Death of Youth

Christmas Day Escape Attempt Ends In Death   50,000 From West Cross Wall Freely To Visit Friends

MORE THAN 50,000 WEST BERLINERS CROSSED EAST TODAY FOR CHRISTMAS

Cross” Wall For Visits —   Many Saddened by Slaying OF East Berlin Youth  Scaling Barrier to Freedom

Troops Push On Despite Casualties   Vital Mining Center Taken Over; Tshombe Pledges Better Fight

Tells Canadian Newsman No Missiles In Cuba, Troops There Just ‘Weapons Instru ictors’  KHRUSHCHEV SAYS U.S. HAS NO CAUSE TO BE CONCERNED

Khru Says Americans Needlessly Alarmed Ove: Russian Troops in Cuba

Khrushchev says Alarm  Not Justified  Forces In Cuba Said No Reason To Be Worried

U. §. Concert Unjustified Over Issue   Premier Calls Berlit Most Pressing Problem Now

Where to Find It   Christmas Plans Dim For 6000 South Bend Studebaker Workers

sure of water at the mile-anda-half depth at which the nuclear-powered Thresher was lost last April.

Rusk Schedules Meetings With British Leaders  Secretary Leaves ai End of NATO Con.  ference — McNa.

Rusk to Confer With Top Britons  ' NATO Conference Cut Short as Controversial Issues Skirted

Rusk, Johnson Plan No Talks With Russians   Probably Won't Attend Geneva Disarmament Debat

Wants More Safeguards  Former Nuclear Official Condemns Test Ban Treaty

Straiiss Lashes gt: Test Ban Pact.  OF ormer AEC: Heail Fe ears: U. s. Security, Russian'Duplicity

Woman Tries to Convert Atheist Who Is Planning a Center at Stockton

{Conversion Try Fails, However  \Atheist Accepts Deed to Kansas Land

21 injured, some critical in California   Feather River, near Oroville, site of accident

Experts Scan Ocean Photos  For Lost Sub  Success To Decide   Success To Decide If Bathyseaph Will Deseend To Depths

Marine Photos Are Scrutinized  If Thresher Found Trieste Will Dive Soon To Take Look

Study Pictures Of Ocean Floor In Sub Disaster   Results May Show If Bathyscaphe Will Make Descent?

If Kennedy's Plan Passed ; “ Demo. Congressman. Fears. Nationalization OfRailroad:

Rent-A-Truck Company Destroyed  Two Die, 20 Hurt As Truck Explodes

2 Firemen — Die 20 Hurt In Gas Blast   Explosion Reduces ‘Building To Rubble

Tank Truek Blast Kills 2 In Cleveland   Garage Is Leveled As Propane Ignites; 20 Others Are Hurt

Thousands of Germans Cheer Frankfurt Speech   Pope Delivers  Talk in English

Will Risk Own Cities If Necessary   Million Germans Cheer President; Reviews 15,000 American Gls

Kennedy Gives Pledge To West German People   President Asserts U.S. Will Risk Its Own Cities To Defend Allies

Million Hail President at Frankfurt   Declares Threat to Europe Also Perils America

Says US. Will Risk Its Cities It Necessary   President Renews Call For Economic, Political Unity Against Soviets,

Record Set Straight For All Critics   Strong Promise Of Support Interrupted 20 Times by Applause

Cheering Germans Hear President Call for Unified Front Against Reds

Battle Of The Sexiest   Kennedy Again Urges Strong Program Of Conservation

JFK Gives Reaction To Tour   President Insists Again On Strong Conservation Plar

Held By Terrorists ie, By Tereselaes Comb Caracas tor  \Kidnaped Colonel

Comb Caracas For Kidnaped Officer  Snatchers Say He'll Be Released Saturday

Caracas Combed For Kidnappers   President’s Death Called ‘A Plot Against Communism

EEE EE Ll Oe FT DA AR BALAAA aA Pt  Naclear Vessel Develops Trouble

Approve Liquor by Drink   Senate Accepts House Amendments: Hughes Wil! Sjgn B;/

Liquor by Drink Bill Is Sent to Governor   Senate Accepts Bill as Passed by House by 27-23 Vote

Senate OK: All House Provisions   Reconsideration Of By-the-Drink Bill Impossible

US. Jets, Coast Guard Watch Helplessly As Cubans Strafe, Capture Refugee Band

Anti-Castro Group Caught On British Isle   Strafing, Kidnapinc Incident Witnessed By American Force

‘Try To Hide Blunder’  Says UN Call Girl Probe Just U.S. Smoke Screen

MPORTANT MEASURES PRESENTED  Legislators to Study Traffic Safety Bills

Indiana Briefs   United Press International SURVIVES 40-FY. FALL

festimony starts  Witness Testifies Look  Car Traveled at 40 MPH

3rd Worst Traffic Toll  is Recorded 720 Lives Lost in lowa So Far; Near ‘56 Mark

Rex, Comus Drink Tonight—  New Orleans Stages Its Frenzied Blowout

Agreement Far Off   Lunacy Anywhere Else  Mardi Gras in New Orlean: Is Big Frenzied Blowout

Lunacy Anywhere Else     Mardi Gras in New Orleans ls Big Frenzied Blowout

‘Recollections Of A Rebel’--Final Article: Tales Of Suffering In Cuban Prison Were Not Exaggerated

necoliecrions OF A NeDel  ~ Hardships Tsach Prisoners They Must Not Fail Again

Ready to Go Back Cuban Rebel Wants to Fight  Despite Suffering In Prison      By JOSE M. GONZALES Written for UPI

RESTORES DIPLOMATIC GUARANTEES   Haiti Backs Down  ~ In Dominican Clash

Haiti Bows To Demands Of Republic   Both Countries Agree To Accept OAS Peace Missior

Dominican Republic Given Guarantees For Embassy Safety  Action Eases Tensions  In Sudden World Hotbed

——A U.S. First  South Dakota’s Quints Reported In Good Condition

Four Girls, Boy In South Dakota  Farm Pair Have First U. S. Quints

Limit on Income Tax in Michigan Will Be Sought   Governor's Spokesman Joins Others in Move

Leading Senators J oin Move   Woukl Put Limit On Income Levy Jn Constitution

PSYCLUATRISTS’ OPINION  Oswald Action Suggests  Lunatie Fringe Stress

Air Guard Reports Not Clear   Bellmon Says Study Fails To Show Much

SYLVESTER DEFENDS: HANDLING OF NEWS   ... Earlier Remark ‘Out Of Context’

BELMONT COUNTY AGENCY TRANSFERRED Shortages in Accounts Of 2 Registrars Found

‘Old School Ties’ Hit . ‘Sex Scandal Probe Clears Maemillan  of Security Leak

Repor t Clears Macmillan i in Se andal Case   Investigator Says Cabinet Should Have Had Prior Knowledge

Ousted Peron Backers See Boycott Fail   Radicals’ Choice Plans Meetings With Other Partie

To Rejoin 3 Younger Children  Mme. Nhu Planning To  ‘Fly To Rome Tomorrow

Madame Nhu Postpones Reunion With Children. Hears Saigon Reerets

Astronaut John Glenn Covers Night Beat In Cruiser With New York Police

British Embassy Stormed Tuesday By Congolese Mob  Congolese Police Stand By

Nikita Berates Soviet Farmers  Poor Fertilization Of Crops Blamed For Slack Harvest

Russian harvest poor   Russian harvest poor  Use more fer tilizer—Khrush

Khrushchev Angry Over Poor Harvest   Berates Farmers, Bureaucrats

Ruffled By Khrushchev   2d By Another Poor Harvest hchev Tears Into Farmers

Exported fertilizer arouses his ire  Khrushy berates farmers after another poor harvest

Two Other Groups Endorse Bond Issue Real Estate Board Contributes $100 to Clean Water Campaiar    Angered by Poor Harvest  Khrushchev Raps Farm Inefficiencies

84 Degrees In City Af Midnight   Overnight Low Manages To Reach 76

Artiticial Gravity M ay Be Answer  To Weightlessness Space Problem

Surfax Plan Under Attack   $28 Million Asked   For Increase in  fas. LL...) A‘.

Foe Says MSU Plan to Create ‘Two Headed Monster’   Dr. J. R. Crowley Named Aeting NMC President

Foe Says MSU Plan to Create ‘Two Headed Monster’   State to Lose $4 Million Federal Highway Funds It Cities Get Gas Tax Cut

New Pontiff Personal Favorite Of Both John, Pius: Seen As Dangerous By Reds

Cardinal Montini of Milan chosen Pope; takes name Paul VI   Communists tried to scare "dangerous" Montini with bombs

Personality Spotlight On  Giovanni Battista Montini RomanCatholics 262ndPope

Late Bulletins   New pope gained experience with Vatican secretariat and in Milan

Oswald Guilt” ‘Assured  Air- Tight Case   Air-Tight Case Told by Pélice

Case Tightens Around Assassination Suspect   Photos Show Oswald With Rifle

HAVE PICTURES IN EVIDENCE- ‘DALLAS POLICE CLAIM OSWALD CASE AIRTIGHT

Slaying Probers Report Evidence   Lee Oswald Had No  - Accomplice, Police Say

Eyewitnesses Report Flash   Big Pan Am Jetliner Crashes During Storm Over Maryland

“SPLENDID .. FACTUAL’... Mississippi’s Solons Laud Report On Rioting

Four Survive Crash of B-52 Near Mora  Explosion Rips Bomber, Two or ae ae 24  Pe    (Related News and Photos of Pare @-1)

U.S. Troops To Remain In Germany   Kennedy Brushes Oft Charge of Falsifying News

Noncombat forces may be cut  JFK says U.S. will keep combat troons in Germany   Charges active help to Algeria in dispute  Morocco cuts Cuban diplomatic relations

Rifle, Police Units Moved To Ft. Bragg  Contingent Of 250 At Ft. McClellan   Contingent Of 2500 AtFt. McClellan To Remain In Place

Two Units Head For N.C. Base      Others Sent in During Birmingham Crisis Remain

Blast Claims 2 More   Ice Show Disaster Death Toll Now 66; 19 Remain Critical

Soviet Creates New Council (n Economics  Coordinating Unit To Guide Industry And Construction

ay May Quit Next Month   Await Address by New President on His Plan for Civil Rights Bill

Congress In Clear Mood ToGo Home  The Only Chance Of Remaining Is

Loan To Build India Steel Mill Blocked   Action Comes As House Consider: Foreign Aid Bill

RedChinese Say Soviet ls Tattling   Accuse Her of Giving A-Secrets to U. S. To Bar Peking

.To Bar China From Nuclear Club \Peking Accuses Russia Of Giving  ‘Communist Secrets To America

Chinese Hurl New Charges At Moscow   Soviets are Accused OF Revealing Secrets In Bitter Radio Blast

Chinese Hurl New Charge At Russians   Accuse Soviets Of Tattling Red Secrets To U.S.

Chinese Say Russ Revealed Secrets To Keep Them Out of Nuclear Society

* ¥* ¥* ¥* K« K  3 U.S. Military Officers Killed In Red Viet Ambusl

Ambushed  On Mission  2 a ee ee   3 Vietnamese Also Wounded In Attack

2 Americans Killed In Viet Cong Ambush   3 Vietnamese On Medical Mission Hit By Gunfire

3 Americans Killed In Viet Cong Ambush   S. Viet Nam Pressed To End Buddhist Row

Reds Kall Three U.S. Servicemen In Viet Nam   Ambushed  Near Village; Brings Total In War to 89

WAR TOLL AT 89 Three US Servicemen Die  In Red Viet Nam Ambush   (See Photo On Page 2)

3 Natives On Mission  Hit by Fire   2 Special Forces Captains, Sergeant Victims of Attack

Viet Cong Atrocity Le OS: SE OCILy.  3 Yanks Slain  Giving Medicine

Council Meets Wednesday U.S. Pins Hopes for Easing NATO Rift on Canada Session

Alabama Sehool Authorities. Negro  Leaders Plan To Re-Open Schools

By Aiskama Educators And Negro Leaders     Plans Drafted To Reopen Schools

U.S. Denies Involvement in 1960 Cou Aqainst President of South Viet Nam

I. ALLMARK GRERTING C: ARDS uth’s’ Stationery” 58 Main Axe, Ocean Grov

ASCS NEWS   Jaunary 31 Final Date For Storage Loans On Most 1962 Crops

STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIOt ASKS FOR BIDS ON $11,750,000 IN HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION

Highway Commission To Open Bids May 24 On $14, Million  In Road Work

HIGHWAY COMMISSION ISSUES CALL FOR BIDS ON ESTIMATED SO 750.000 IN IMPROVEMENTS

SEVERAL FAITHS ASK WHITES TO JOIN IN MARCH  ~ DEMONSTRATIONS   DEMONSTRATIONS IN AUGUST AIMED AT WASHINGTON

BLL LR LLL LLL LLL LLL  Gruff Doctor Is Considered Answer To Mother’s Prayer

Strongman Wins In South Korea  — Gen. Park Elected as  Pracideant of Country

Park Wins but Marain Close  Korean Rival Yun   Korean Rival Yun Goes Into Hiding

Ex-President _ Admits Defeat To Strong Man   General Seized Control Of Nation In Military Coup Two Years Ago

Strongman Park Triumphs In South Korean Election   NOT END FIGHT

South Korean Presidency Is Won by Park   Yun Virtually Concedes Victory ts Junta Chief

South Korean Vote Favors Chung Park  Civil Or Military Rule Major Issue  Ta Stann Biantines

Civil Rule party concedes defeat  Gen. Park wins election for S. Korean presidency

Park Appears To Be Winner Of Korean Election   Unofficial Count Gives Him A Lead Of 100.000 Votes

Ex-President Concedes Vote To Gen. Park   Pork’s Group Urges United Korean Front For ‘Third Republic’

Election Won By Military In S. Korea  ' Civil Rule Party   Civil Rule Party Virtually Concedes Victory of Parks

Park Elected Korean Chief   Strongman Who Seized Controi In Coup Two Years Ago Ballet Victor

Park Elected President of South Korea   Spokesman for Rival Party Virtually Concedes His Victory

NCC President Says Cotton ‘Growers CanBeFreedFromGovernmentSubsidy

Agencies Are Urged To Unite   Attorney General Asks Health Board To Take the Lead

Stream Pollution Problem To Get Attention In lowa   To Major General     & TT? . ~Huclin Wins Promotion

‘NEWS MANAGEMENT’ INQUIRY OPENS Government Urged To Tell Truth in Crises

Does Government Have Right to Lie to the Public? ABT GCA BOCECT  “iearings Open.on Federal ‘News Manadéiment’

Government Told It Has No Right To Lie...  Give Public Truth,  Publishers Declare

Work With Mental Defectives Snarled By Red Tape   (Last of « Series) By HARRY GRAFTO; Trally Times Gislf wriler

4nousands Injured In OKOpyje Uisaster  Quake Levels Yugoslavian City, 1,000 Killed

Thousands Hurt; Fires Flare in City   Most of Population Caught in Beds by Thunderous Shock

Farlhquake Fells Some Tall Buildings li Yugoslav City   1,000 Persons May Have Bean Killed: Thavsenda fahiead.

RUBBLE FILLS STREETS _ Quake Shatters Yugoslav City; 1,000 Feared Dead

Thousands fnj ured in City of Skopje .  Heart of City Razed as Early’ Morning Teniblor Strikes

Catastrophe Hits Capital Of Macedonia   Tembtar Levels Large Buildings; Damage Huge

Downtown Skopje Hit Hard   Report Thousands Injured, Homeless  In Maecedonian Cit

Yugoslavia City Jolted; Vast Ruin   Communications Cut, Hospitals Badly Damaged

Thousands Injured by Michty Jolt   Victims Trapped in Beds; Homes, Buildings Collapse

Earthquake Rocks Slavic City; Death Toll May be 1,000   Catastrophe Hits Skopje at Dawn; Tall Buildings Topple

Buildings, Homes Toppled In Yugoslavia   Fear L000 Dead In Earthquake

Old Capital Hotel Razed  In Disaster   Thousands Hurt, Many Buildings Toppled In City

Macedonia s Provincial Capital Hif   Thousands Injured As Temblors Rock City Of 250,000

Thousands Are Injured in Destruction of Yugoslav City  Quake Death Toll of 1 000 Feared

1000 feared dead in Yugoslav quake  re. i w*®...,. Law. Bae. fe 2. f"”   Buildings, homes topple as big city is jolted: thousands injured

Temperature Chart   Thousands Also Hurt As Catastrophe Hits Large City Of Skopje

Earthquake Smashes City In Yugoslavia; Number Of Deaths May Exceed 1,000

More Than 1,000 Reported Killed In Earthquake In Ancient Macedonia Capital   CAUGHT IN BED

Skopje, City Of 270,000 Badly Damagec  ands Iniured:   Thousands Injured; Shock Hit While Most Were Asleep

‘Thousands Injured’ as Tall Buildings, Homes of Skopje Toppled At Davbreak

Death Toll May Be Higher as City Of 270,000 Is Scene of Devastatior

Tall Buildings Are Toppled In Yugoslav City      Belgrade Radio Says Thousands Are Injured In City Of Skopje

Yugoslav City Of Skopje Hit   Thousands Injured, Fires Follow In Toppled Buildings and Homes

1,000 DEAD; THOUSANDS OF INJURED   Peaple Of Macedonian Province Capital Caught In Beds. Hotels, Apartments, Public Buildings Leveled. *~

Thousands Hurt In Catastrophic Event at Skopje   Macedonian City Has Heavy Damage

Hits Skopje At Dawn Today   Topples Buildings, Thousands Injured In Yugoslav City  OF 2704000

Most resident asleep as quake hits _  Buildings, ,homes fall like cards; thousands injured

Slav City of 270,000, Skopje, Is Demolished By Quake: Toll In Doubt

Thousands Hurt As Quake Strikes During the Night  Shock is Felt in ~  viet ° twits A And  Hamec Gane

SHOCKER HITS WHILE CITY SLEEPS   Most Of Skopje’s 270,006 Routed At Dawn Today  MANY BUILDINGS   Including Hospitals, Rail Station And Hotels Are Wrecked By Quake

Count May Go Higher, Says Radio   Yugoslavia City Of Skopje Hit At Dawn

Fear 1,000 Is Yugoslay Quake Toll   Thousands Reportedly Injured as City of Skopje Struck

Quake Strikes Skopje, Yugoslavia; Toppling Buildings, Killing 1,000

IS STRUCK IN NIGHT   Fearful Damage Described By  First Refucees

Book Says Ike Gave Dulles Approval For A- Bombing Dien Bien Phu in 1954

Polio Clinic Attendance Is Stressed   Third Make-Up Immunization In County Centers

WHO WILL BE NEW KING OR QUEEN? Gifts Await County's First Baby Of 1964

Bills Concern Industry Board And Education   Propositions Among Thirty Given To Group

Gov. Rhodes. Sends Bills To Assembly  “Detail Changes In State’ s Setup  a. PR ES eR. ¢ eae aeoee aoe

Rhodes Puts Industrial Development, Education Plans Before Legislature

BILLS ALSO MUST BE ADJUSTED  State PUC Calls On Gen-Tel To Submit To Arbitration .

Soviet Press Hurls Blast AtRed China   War Of Words Is Worsening; Latest Clouds Relations

«Regulations Become Effective In December   New Laws Help You Get What You Pay For

15 Haneock Indictments  To Be Sought  2 Murder Charges Await Grand Jury At Session Tuesday

RADAR-RADIO PICTURE OF VENUS:  Scorching Desert Swept By Fantastic Hurricanes

Where Wild Winds Blow Scientists View Venus As Searing Waterless Desert

ivVlariner II Sees Dry Desert, Hot As Fire Dream Life On Venus More Like Nightmare

Rebel Chief Issues Call For Support  Oral Sniping Gives Way  To Shooting

Railroad Proposals Contlictina   Clarifying But Not New, Say Some Dispute Spokesmen

AT BARGAINING TABLE  Efforts To Settle Rail Issue Continue; New Proposal Seen

Judge Botts Dies at Home After IIIness  Pioneer Attorney Was Former High

/est Penn vs. Ford City Borough... Power Suit Testimony Now Matter of Record

Negro Pilot Wins Fight To Gain Job   Former AF Captain Had Been Refused By Colorado Firm

13 LHS Seniors Semifinalists In Merit Tests  Record Established By Total This Year; Qvuar.All Cl ti ka 690

13 LHS Seniors Semifinalists In Merit Tests   Record Established By Total This Year; Over-All Figure 59

CRIES ‘SEGREGATION FOREVER’ Wallace Tells Nation South Will Win Next

To Elect Next President  Alabama Governor Pledaes Southern Fight

Eccentric $1,055,000 Insurance Buyer Is Being Tried For Murder Of Wife

Parade For Betancourt Postponed   Bad Weather Moves Kennedy Welcome Off Lawn

PARADE FOR BETANCOURT IS DELAYED   }now Forces Postponement Until Wednesday Of Ceremonies In Washington For Venezuclan President.

U.S. Prepares To Welcome Betancourt  President Kennedy Pn ry Pa   President Kennedy Orders Parade at National Capital

President of Venezuela To Get Capital Honors   CT aE EAE AA Aa a Praise Given Toa Retancourt

Hijacking Feat Ends with a _Whimper  Betancourt Affirms Anti-Castro Stand

Betancourt in US., Parade Delayed a Day  Venezuelan Chief Publicly Ignores Freighter Incident

Honors Paid Foe Of Reds. By Kennedy   Parade Postponed  As Snow, Rain Hit Washington Area

JFK Order: Parade For  Betancourt   Venezuelan Chief Greeted Warmly In Puerto Rico

Parade Will Be Held Wednesday For Betancourt   Visitor No. 1 Latin  Eas af Fidel Castro

pe INSPECTION OF TYLER’S BEAUTY   SCHOOL HERE MONDAY   Last Inspection  ~ Set in a Week

World's Biggest Business Part 2:  One Half United States’ Outgoing Mail Is Deposited After 5 P.M.

Cops Fight Rioters In London   Reds, Anarchists, Pacifists Object To Greeks’ Visit

Broadcasting Industry Is Assured Editorializing Not to be Curbed

Welsh Signs Legislative Pay Hike; Tax, Budget Mess Still Up In Air

Gov. Scranton Outlines Program, Sees Costs Heavy  Budget Message Highlights

Jack Ruby, 32, Owner Of Club, ls Being Held  Map May Reveal Blueprint For FK Assassination

Dallas Police Sure Oswald Was Guilly Of Assassination   Plan to Lay Evidence Before Public: Ruby Charged with Murder.

Police Say Proof Found Of Killing   aon Watch Murder on Television. any Judge It Revolt Against Justice

Link Map To Slain Oswald   Path of Bullets Which Killed Kennedy Marked, Says Paper

SUSPECT SLAIN SUNDAY LEAVING JAIL IN DALLAS   OPERATOR OF NIGHT CLUB CAUGHT IN ACT BY CAMERAS

Iswald Left Behind Blueprint for Murder?      AIRTIGHT CASE CLAIMED  Oswald Evidence Noted

Oswald Had Map For Assassination   Oswald Should Have Had Trial, Residents Assert

Find Map Marked With a Bullet Line   Oswald Shot Fatally in Police Sta tion by Night Club Owner

Evidence In Oswald Case Spelled Out  ‘No Doubt,’ Says Prosecutor. On  A cencein « Identity

Fatal Shot’s Path Shown   OSWALD EVIDENCE   The Ed Kditer  ~ Recommends

Seek Oswald Murder Blueprint   President’s Assassin Shot Down By Executioner

Reported After Club Owner Slew Suspect  Line On Map In Oswald ’s Room Marked Bullet Path

Evidence Mounts Linking Oswald To Murder Of President John Kennedy   Map charting path of fatal bulfets found” in his room — Sought visas to flee U. S.

Blueprint For Murder Is Found  7 Gay Gane a. ie Ses *.   Major Evidence Against Oswald As the Assassin

Dist. Atty. revizws evicence  Evidenceindicates Oswald was slayer of Kennedy

Map Discovered In Oswald’s Room Traced Assassination Bullet’s Path

Kennedy's Father Not At Service   ' Motorcaae. Map: round -_ be . Kennedy: ‘Asscssin ‘Killed: Continue Inquiries

Marked city map in Oswald’s room corresponds with path of bullet   Evidence of police shows ironclad case

Report Oswald Left Assassination Blueprint    ‘TEARFUL WIDOW MINGLES WITH MOURNERS  ‘Let Me Walk, Pleads ‘Jackie’ ‘After Second Visit To Casket

Blueprint For Killing  Oswald Killed In  Transfer at Jail   Ruby Held In New Charge

Did Oswald Leave Behind a Blueprint For Assassination?   {Photos on Picture Page)

Oswald cut down by Ruby’s bullet; police tell of assassin’s blueprint.   Here is evidence against Oswald

Oswald Case Evidence Revealed  * * * ok * * * * a * x  4 Details Of Killer’s Actions Disclosed By Official -

in Kennedy Killer Made ip of Crime, Paper Says   arvey Oswald Killed by Club Owner in Basement las Police Headquarters   Excepfed  Id Eulogizes Kennedy

SLAIN BY NIGHTCLUB OWNER  Oswald May Have Left Behind Blueprint For Assassination

Oswald Slaying Will Be Probed  By Government   Johnson Proposes to Give American People Full Story of Assassination

Oswald Map Plots  Assassination Line   MULCH HARDER   SINGIF RLILET

Police Find Map Tracing Path Of Assassin’s Bullet   Found In Search Of Oswald’s Room; No Verification Given By Officials

@ Recites Evidence  Oswald Definitely Killed Kennedy: Dist. Attorney

World pays last respects   Oswald may have left his plan   Washington churchmen deplore second killing

Johnson Sets Meetings With World Statesmen   D.A. Says Death Blueprint Was in Oswald’s Room

Nighicluh Owner Kills Suspect Lee Oswald Is Murdered; Map of Motorcade Found

World Leaders Attend  Solemn Funeral Rites   World Dignitaries Arrive for Funeral   Report Map Links Oswald to Murder

Assassination Blueprint Reported — Left Behind By Lee Harvey Oswald

‘Bank Run by Women Robbed Again but This Time Bandits Are Caught

Nab.2;;Recover Casn.*  Rank: Qnerated by. Women, Robbed For Third Time.

Greenback Gets Greenbacks Back kok ok kk ok Pa ee ee)  omen’s Bank Robbed Third Time In Ficht Manthe

No Alarm——No Police  All-Woman Bank Is Hit ‘3rd Time; Thugs Caught

Commerce Well Pump Arrives  Restrictions To Hold During Installation

NO-CONFIDENCE MOTIONS FILEG BY OPPOSITION   Government's Position on  Defense Hit by Leaders nt 2 Dartine   SEEK NEW ELECTION   Diefenbaker Could Grab Initiative by Dissolving Parliament

Crucial Ballot Due  In Commons Today Diefenbaker Loses Support After  Defense Minister Resions Post 

Defense Chiet Resigns, Raps Diefenbaker   Prime Minster May Dissolve Parliament Soon, Bring Election

Ouster Expected Today in Voting On Confidence  Nuclear Arms Feud Sees Defense Chief Resign in Protest

Could Topple Government; Motion Fellows Defense Chief's Resionation

Vote tonight ‘On Motions of. No Confidence Opponents Act  After Minister — Of Defense Quits

Defense Chief Quit: In Dispute   Cabinet Divided Over Question OF vuclear Warheads

WORLD NEWS Diefenbaker Conservatives Shattered By Resignation of Defense Minister

MEETS HARRIMAN  Nik Pledges Laos Pact   IN DISCUSSING FUTURE  Khrushchev Said Showing Strength

Cindy Dies on Reaching Land Texas Coast Storm  Causes Little Loss

Fast-Rising Hurricane Loses Punch As Quickly   Leaves Only Smal! Damage Along Coast Of Texas

Cindy Blows Self Out To Small Storm   Loss Is Confined To Coastal Area; No Fatalities

REFUGEES SOON TOLD TO RETURN   Hurricane Eye Ill-Defined As It Moves Inland

Gov. Wallace Firm A ONSET SECRET TOT OA CLL ELLE AINE A A ENE  ‘Last Stand’ Shapes Up In South

JFK, Wallace Will Clash  In Historic Showdown   Troops Leave Alabama Area

Legal Guns Are Facing Alabama  South’s Last Great   South’s Last Great Sovereignty Stand Comes Next Week

Wants Rocky And Barry On 1964 GOP Ticket \Vixon Advocates Open U.S. Support For Anti-Castro Cubans

“Just Fair Talk”... Page 13  Fairs Improve Since Early Days ... By W. L. Robertson ...« Page 4.   Light Plane Cracks Up in Schoolyard

School Board to Seek Advice from State Group  'Two-Track'Colleae Approved

School Board to Seek Advice from State Group  ‘Two-Track College Approved   State Junior College Action Board to Meet

Chances Dim for Kennedy's Tax ‘Reforms’   Lawmakers Forecast Passage of Tax Cut This Year

Congress Seen Casting Aside Tax Reforms   Reduction Bill Okay Predicted, But With out Elimination of ‘Loopholes.’

Congress em reeRS ERG T Fax Cut, Casis Retdoa Ott Gatttng Patarnce a Waraite

JFK's Reforms Falling Aside Very Quickly   Dem House Whip Sees Approval Of Reduction Bill

CONGRESS OKAYS CUTS; NO REFORMS   Tax Cut Passage Seen Likely But Reform Measures Appear Headed For Scrap Heap

Tax Reform: Bills Will Be -Shelved  By Congressmen   Income ‘Other Than Wages Must. Be Listed in Filing Tax Returns for Past Year

Fellin Sings: Throne Does Jig For Crowd   Efforts Started Immediately To Bring Up Bova

Two Miners Hauled Up Early Today, Ffforts Continuing for Louis Bova

One Sang, One Danced After Rescue   Two-Week Ordeal Ends For Miners

Miners Brought to Surface In Good Condition; Flown To Hosnital for Checkups

Assassttahion’s backwash  Rockefeller Guards Review Security Measures

German Scientist Shares Award  Nobel Prize Won  By Two Americans

2 Americans, German Share Physics Prize   First Woman Winner In 60 Years; 2 Split Chemistry Award

Shares Prize With Another Yank, West German— US Scientist First Woman . To Win Nobel Physics Prize

‘Physics and Chemistry American Woman Is  Nobel Prize Winner   Schema on Bishops Criticized

3 Share Nobel Physics Prize  West German, ‘Italian Win Chemistry Award

Chemistry Awards Made Also  U. S. Woman Sharing In Nobel Physics Prize

U.S. Woman Winner Of  Nobel Prize   Kirst In Physies Since Marie Curie; Award Is Shared

Nobel Goes To Woman From U.S.   Shares Physics Prize With West German, American

Vote Against Tight Controls On Production   Raises Cloud Of Confusion Over Nation’s Farmlands

Wheat Growers’ Vote Clouds Farm Future  Defeat.of Referendum Means bs Se Cieeadtc eel Me Pausiels i

Fails To Gain Even A Majority   Severe Kennedy Setback. Wheat Program Defeated

SEE OPEN MARKET ON 1964 CROP   Control Needs TwoThirds Vote, Falls Short Of Majority; Administration Fights New Farm Legislation.

To Hold Farmers  To Choice   Will Be In Effect For 1964 Crop; Volunteers Only To Get Price Supports

CLOUD OF CONFUSION  Wheat Growers Vote No To Controls Plan   HEFAVY PRESSURES

No New Legislation Planned Wheat Control Program Turned Down By Farmers In Referendum

Nation’s Wheat Farmers Vote Against Federal Control Program and Price

W heat Farmers Reject Controls   Wheat Prices Rally After Scare Selling

Stinging Defeat for President   Stricter Controls Fail to Receive Simple Majority

Wheat Producers Tum Down alan Of Tidkt Contvol   Adiitatetyailon * Blaws ‘Hs’ Mare beolalationy Pais Blea Canase.

Sharp Veto Dealt Govt. Wheat Plan   Administration Shuns Bid for Any New Legislation

Kennedy Supported Program Soundly Whipped— Defeat Stricter Wheat Controls In Both National, State Voting

Farmer Faces Prospect Of ‘No Program’   Administration Says No New Legislation To Be OKd This Yea:

Wheat Growers Shout No To Stricter Contro! Plan   Farmers in Kansas  Reject JFK Curbs

Farmers Say No to Curbs in Wheat Pol   Resection Clouds Federal Program of Crop Controls

Seek Less Restriction Wheat Growers Defeat Kennedy Crop Control Plan

SEE  1964 CROP   Control Needs TwoThirds Vote, Falls Short Of Majority; Administration Fights New Farm Legislation.

Prestige Given Severe Setback In Wheat Ballot  Secretary Warns Alternative Plan “To Be Foliowea

‘Where Now?’ Is Big Question As Farmers Axe Kennedy Wheat Program

Wheat Growers Vote Aaainst New Controls   No Turnout Wheat Ballot In County Fails

Administration Will Hold Farmers Te Choice Made Yesterday In Nation

Wheat Farmers Reject Kennedy’s Plan for Stricter Crop Controls   Their Loud 'No' Raises a Cloud Of Confusion

Administration To Stick With Farmer Verdict   Fair Trial Ahead, Freeman Asserts

Ihree Killed in Crash near State College  Condition of 4th Man in Accident Remains Critical

Premier Aldo Moro takes oath  Italian cabinet includes Socialists for first time

Italy’ s New  . Government  Takes Office   : Socialists Enter Cobinet For First ‘Time In 16°Years

Political Crisis Ends . Socialists Take Giy Seats  In New Italian Government

Italians Get New Regime   Socialists Are In Government After Long Snub

Italy's Cabinet Sworn in Today   Socialists Included First Time in Years

Four-Party Regime Takes Italian Reins   Socialists Hold Six Cabinet Positions In Moro Government

Moro Sworn In As ltaly’s a Premier  6 Socialists In Center-Left  2 ee 2 en

Get oeats Arter (0-r ear ADsence  Socialists Gain In Italy's Cabinet

Coalition Gov't in Office; Italian Crisis Ended   Moro’s Cabinet Includes Socialists, First Since '47

New Italian Premier Takes Over   4 Party Coalition Government Ends  Political Crisis

New Premier. Cabinet Take Oath In Italy  4-Party Coalition First In 16 Years; Strain On Alliance

Moro, cen ter-left  Cabinet sworn in ITALIAN GOVERNMENT INCLUDES SOCIALISTS, FIRST IN 16 YEARS

Cabinet Sworn in  At Rome  New Coalition Ends Lengthy Political Crisis

Senate Sets A pproval On  Foreign Aid   Adjournment Eyed Following Today's Vote On Hot Issue

Senate Seen Okaying Aid Bill Today  $1.5 Billion   $1.5 Billion Less Than Kennedy Asked

Senate O.K. Expected On Aid Bill   House Stands By For Adjournment Of Long Session

Senate OK On Aid Bill  Seen Soon Adjowrmmest will  aw Pacenna   Adjournment Will Follow Passage Of $3 Billion Measure

Foreign Aid Bill Anproval Is Predicted  Senate Expected fo   Senate Expected to Act by Nightfall; To Adjourn Saturday

Foreign Aid Vote Slated By Senate  Passage Expected Of @2 Rilkian Ril   Passage Expected Of $3 Billion Bill By Nichtfall Toda,

Senate Expected To Vote Foreign Aid by Tonight  Haica Standina by

by the President  : Management And Labor Asked To “Hold The Line”’

LB] Pledges To Protect Consumers   Issues Warning Againsl Price Wage Spiral

New Mexicans Pay Tribute to Patrick Hurley   Hundreds Honor Oklahoma Native

100-Year Old Congressional Awards At Mercer Museum  ~ Bucks Man Won 2 Medals For  Heroic Act

100-Year Old Congressional Awards At Mercer Museum  tacinenncteneteaaihatiamnatestateetttii Antti NCCT NONE CTI  Bueks Man Won 2 Medals For  Heroic Act

State Joins Nation In Mourning Losa  Pennsylvanians Shocked By Assassination Of Kennedv

Business Said Brisk to Moderate  Cash Registers Jingle as Stores Stay Open Sunday

Brisk Trade In Missouri Sunday Sales   Stores Open As 138-Year-Old Blue Laws Die

Hoffa Scores Victory Over AFL-CIO in Key  Representation Election

Hoffa Wins 2-1 Victory In Contest   Insurgents Lose In Four-State Union Election

Hoffa Forces Win Victory Over AFL-CIO   Defeat ‘Voice’ Two To One

Teamsters Win Two-to-One eer reams inion neo  Key Vote Victory Scored By Hoffa   (Picture On Page 13)

House Okays Rules Change   It May Forecast Trouble For Wichita U. Bill

Hot Issues Face Legislature....  Unification and Medical Care Discussed

Gifts of Hope and Compassion Best Christmas Presents Not Found Under Tree

The Best Gifts Are Those Of Hope, Of Selflessness And Compassion

Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies Here August 29 To Open 12 Miles Of Interstate 70

‘Vacant’ Lot Has School  r Zit, FF...)   F irm Had Bought Ground

Coal Decline Hurts State Economy  Increased Use Of Cas. OF Blamed   Increased Use Of Gas, Oil Blamed In Bank Report

According To Federal Reserve Board— Decreased Coal Business Cause Of State's Plight

Strike Off, Boeing 8 Marchers  on Postman: Union Plans Vote Trail jailed

Faced With Bracero Program Loss Solons Busy Reviving Labor Bulls

SKS. &, 200 JUDGMENT” i  *ROM: _PEW’S -IN MOVING. “woORTEe HOME TO SITE.

Redistricting Plan Vetoed By Reynolds  TT. OA A....Li..   Governor Objects To 24 Assembly Seats in Milwaukee

Reynolds Rejects Districting Setup  Anticipated Veto Given GOP Bill

Teachers Go On Strike In Indian   GARY, Ind. (UPI)— Fourteen-hundred teachers went on strike yesterday and forced all public schools to close in Indiana’s second largest city.

Schools at Gary Shut By Walkout   Picketing by Teacher In Indiana City; Board Balks

Bodies Hurled Through Air at ‘Holiday on Ice’ Halloween Performance

Coliseum Explosion Toll 63   Experts Seek Cause _Of Disastrous Blast At Ice Revue Show

331 Injured At Huge Coliseum   Governor Pledges Investigation Of Indiana's Worst Tragedy

44] Injured In Vast Coliseum At Indianapolis   Diast believed Caused by Ignition of Com. pressed Gas Beneath Seats.

Bodies Hurled 4.0 Ft. In Air As Skaters Whirl In Indianapolis   (See Other Picture Page 2?)

Gas Fumes Blamed 64 Persons Dead In Explosion;  Hospital Lists Report 385 Hurt

385 Injured InExplosion That Takes 63 Lives Gas Cylinder  Leak Blamed At Coliseum

64 Dead, 385 Hurt In Indiana Tragedy   Inside   Soviets Launch Maneuverable Spaceship

Experts Probe For Blast Cause At Indianapolis  — 61 of 63 Victims   Of Ice Revue - Dieacter Identified

Indianapolis Stunned; 331 Are Injured   Gas Leak Blamed For Gruesome End Of Halloween Eve

Investigators Probe Ruins  Of Fair Blast Fatal To 64.   3 German Miners ‘inally Rescued

 64 People Killed  Experts Probe Ruins in Indianapolis To Determine Cause of Explosion

ioe Persons Injured  ‘Blast Rocks Coliseum In Indianapolis Leaving A Scene of Horror

Heavy Seas Still Slam Coastline   Some Rivers Are Near Flood Stage  In South Caroling

Inside Today’s Times   TERRORIZE PATIENT, NURSE  Masked Bandits Rob Hospital

Still far from any agreement  3 nations resume closed door fisheries conference

Traditional Observance  Plan Memorial Day Ceremony, Parade in Village

Showdown On Troops Shapes Up  WN OW’ Laan   Gov. Wallace Plans Appeal To U.S. Courts

State, U.S. Troops Are Big Issues   Alabama Governor Accused Of Trying to Undermine Agreement on Race Issues

Troopers Stay In 1 Birmingham —  Pe ge SA EES, sy. ESN   Governor Demands U.S. Troops Leave

Criticism . Is Aimed At Wallace   Negroes Protest -'Froopers Sail Jn i Cite Limits

Racial Dispute  Claim Alabama Governor. Tries To Evade Aareement

Negro Leader Charges ‘Undermining' -Alabama Governor's Race Stand Hit

Appeal Gets Spurned By Gov. Wallace   Kennedy Ignores Governor Demand Troops Pull Out

Effort to scuttle truce pact charged Pull out troopers, Negro leader urge:

-NEGRO LEADER PROTESTS— ‘Wallace Trying To  UndermineA greement’

3irmingham         Suit will test Kennedy’s right to use U.S. troops

 Whites Boycott Stores  Wallace to Challenge Kennedy s Use of Troops

NEGRO LEADER HITS WALLACE ON STATE COPS   Bids Alabama Governor Remove Them; Charges Undermining of Pact   Fires New Telegram to Kennedy, Asking Pullout ot Bedéeal Trosnk

Troopers Will Stay, Wallace Tells Minister   Governor Again Protests Troops

BIRMINGHAM SITUATION  Ala. Governor Says He Will File Suit On Troop Action

Gov. Wallace in Turn Calls On President Kennedy to Withdraw Federal Troops From His State

Negro Leader Asks Removal Of State Police  Declares Presence   Declares Presence In Birmingham Undermines Pact

Alabama Sues to Bar U.S. Troops   Governor Asserts JFK Acting Under Unconstitutional Law

Birmingham Negro leader  Claims racial agreement undermined by governor

Urges Troopers Leave Birmingham  Integrationist Accuses Gov Wallace

Governor Means To File Suit   Gov. Wallace Says. Federal Action Is Military Dictatorshir

What’s Inside   IN BIRMINGHAM  Withdrawal Of Patrolmen Requested

Negro Leader Claims Gov. Wallace Undermining Agreement in Birmingham

Wallace Accused Of Undermining Race Agreement  Governor Calling for Removal of Soldiers

—— MAY SPEED UP READING Ohio Educators To Study New Atphabet In London

Macmillan Tells Of Waiting For Proof   Could Not Call Profumo Liar Until It  Wae Proved: Interviewed Over Radio

Algerian Troops Are Forced Out Of Border Post  Moroccan Victory   Moroccan Victory Admitted After Peace Talks Collapse

le tbtethd ol stGSt His  —— NIC ee  Algerian-Moroccan Peace  ‘Talks Have Broken Down

Algiers Radio Says Troops Pushed Back   Ben Bella Setback Follows Collapse Of Peace Efforts

‘Food Prices Soar  ‘Economic Blockade Threatens ‘Congo Capital With Starvation

May Set Down Some Guidelines For Standards Of Capability For Districts

How It Wuz   WEATHERMAN PRODUCES “ONE FINE DAY” FRIDAY FOR HOMECOMING EVENTS

WEATHERMAN PRODUCES “ONE FINE DAY” FRIDAY FOR HOMECOMING EVENT:  Predict Frests Dueine Naee Wack

HELP-KU Drive Has Fast Start In ‘7,835 Fund  Speakers Point Out Need of Loans For © Crises of Students 

Gallaher Fire Damage May  Hit $10,000   Furnace Blamed; 5 Firemen Escape Falling Ceiling

Gallaher Fire Damage May  Hit $10,000   Fiirniitve Bhinied; 3 Fireiticn Escape Falling Ceiling

Stresses More Funds, District Reorganization   Scranton Asks Teacher Pay Hikes, Increased Aid to State Colleges.

SPAIN ASKED TO EXTRADITE —  -Peron's Return Sought   Priest Attempting To Free 4 Yanks

Four J ailed, Police Claim Ring Broken   Uncle, Nephews In Auto Accident - Near Frederick.

Grieving Widow, 22, Wonders  How Do You Tell Boy, 4, His Dad Isn’t Coming Home

Bill Providing State Operation of © Junior Colleges Goes to Governor

PEEKIN’ AROUND CORNER   Traffic Deaths Hit New High for Memorial Day

Traffic Toll Sets One-Day Death Record   Preholiday Estimate Surpassed During Holiday Observance

Memorial Day Traffic Deaths Set New Record   Nine Die In Indiana

Tops NSC Estimates  Record 155 Persons Killed In Memorial Day Accidents

Traffic Deaths For Holiday Hit New High Mark  Death Toll on Roads emorial Day Is 141

Holiday Traffic Toll Goes To Record High   Widow Of Siain Man Killed In Rt. ] Crash

U.S. ROAD TOLL AT RECORD 141 OVER HOLIDAY   Deaths for 30-Hour Peri. od Top Previous High of 109 in 1956   Fatalities Occurring al Nearly 100 a Day

TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL SETS NEW ONE-DAY MARK  EXCEEDS ESTIMATE MADE BY NATIONAL

Traffie Toll Hit Record For Holiday   141 Deaths Exceed Old Mark Of 109, Estimate Of 130

A Record High  155 Persons Killed In Highway Accidents On Memorial Holiday

Memorial Day Traffic Deaths Exceed Estimate   So Far 155 Persons Have Died In Wrecks; Count Expected Moun

Tito visits Washington  Red carpet welcome as 100 nrotectere nickat

‘Discrimination Ban Edict Issued ‘To Baltimore's Catholic Diocese

Archbishop Bans Racial Restrictions  ~ 4 way   Orders Flock To Integrate Tn Marviand

Eastern Archbishop Bans Discrimination      Flack Urged To Make Intergration Par Of Their Personal Relationships Too

“HITS ‘BUCK DEER   Contact over 500 families for county cancer survey

Governor Refuses Talk On Alternates—  GOP Caucus Asks Support For Scranton Tax Proposals

‘Big Shots Favored?’  Old Question Pops Up  Over Tax Settlements

In Settling Tax Debts  ~ Are Big Shots and Little Taxpayers Treated Equally?

Governmental ‘Bargaining’ On Tax Debts Cause Collectors To Shudder

Do All Taxpayers Get Same Break? Internal Revenue Sweats Out’ Each Settlement

Tax Trouble   ‘Big Shot’, ‘Little Guy’ Get Same Treatment In Settlements

When Government Settles Cases.... Critical Taxpayers Ask If Honesty Really Pays

Internal Revenue Man Explains Tax Case iSettlements for Fractional Amounts

Does Big Shot, Little Guy Get Equal Treatment Whenever Government Settles Tax Debt?

News Index   Revenue Service Explains Policy On Tax Settlements In Disputed Cases

IRS DENIES PARTIALITY  Do Big Shots Get Break In Settling Tax Claims?

Are Tiny Tax  Settlements Really Just?  Or Does Revenue Dept. Cater to Qian Shat Neaktarc’

Tax Settlement Puzzle Do Big Shot, Little Guy Get Same Treatment?

IRS Has Explanation  Do Big Shot, Little Guy Get Equal Tax Treatment?

£U Went OC€n1 OO, DULTINS Says NO  7 5  Do Big Names Pay Less Tax?

Tax Collectors Shudder _ How Government Settles Tax Bills   By WHINEY SHOEMAKER

Do Big Shot, Little Guy Get Equal  Treatment in U. S. Tax Settlements?

No Favoritism, Says Revenue Service   Olfficiala Explain Why Some Persons Get Better Settlement Than Others.

ntti tints intitle ee pensmtenteees  ‘Uncle Sam Collects All He Can In Disputed Tax Cases

Committee: OK Oleo, Gas Bills   Both Proposals to Face Heated Fights on Floor

Hayti Delegates Attend 1963 Convention of National Federation of B & PW Clubs, Inc.

New Tremors Spread Fear As Toll Rises   Number Of Known Dead In Yugo City Passes 700 Mark

Civilians Evacuated From City   U.S. Cargo Planes Speed Assistance To Quake Victims

Evacuation Of Civilians Is Speeded   700 Known Dead; Hotel May Be Tomb For 300 Others

Thousands Believed Stull Buried   U.S. Sends In Field Hospital’ From Germany

Death Toll Hits 70C In Yugoslav ‘Quake   New Tremors Rattle Stricken Skopje; Search Continues In Once ‘Model City’

Speed Effort To Evacuate  Quake Sector   Fear Thonsands  - Still Buried In  Rubble Of Homes

Jurors Deadl 0 cke d Over Mitchell Case   Judge Tells Them to Continue Deliberations on Bribery Charges

Anti-Castro Protests Mar First Session  Moalawctan Vecen   Malaysian Issue, Chinese Question Prompt Disharmon

‘Cuban Exiles Cause Excitement at ‘Opening of U.N. Assembly Session

Lawmakers’ Record-- 2  “PF ._g.. yg .,  # em ,5 weer... f PS... tg   Labor, Industry Both Pleased, Disappointed

Demos Linked In Goldwater Treaty Stand   Senator Opposed To Limited Ban Qn Nuclear Tests

Goldwater Tightens Up Bonds   Position On A-Ban Strengthens Ties With Conservatives

Katy School District Budget Hearing Set For August 8th Board Meeting

Real Inroads Made Against Red Viel Cong   Installations  Are Wrecked

im ¥iler Nam ——_  President Diem’s Troops Make Inroad Into D Zone

Tiros Weather Rocket Launched, Sends Back Cloud Pictures on First Orbif

U.S. Sends Up Tiros 7 Weather Eye  Satellite Could   Satellite Could Provide Extensive Photo Coverage

Tiros 7 Sends Cloud Photos On First Pass   Launching From Cape a Success

Seventh Tiros Shot Into Space  Satellite Intended To Spot Hurricanes

TIROS 7 SENDS PICTURES—  New Weather Satellite Is Rocketed Into Orbit

U.S. Orbits Tiros 7, Robot  Weatherman Satellite Will  T...bL.... AF CW...

STOCK MARKET INDEX   ROBOT WEATHERMAN STUDIES STORMS.  Tiros 7 Orbits, Eyes C sii

- TRANSMITS CLOUD PICTURES  New Weather Satellite Is Rocketed Into Orbit

Tiros 7 Sends Cloud Pictures On First Orbit   Weather Satellite Rocketed Into Space Early Today

MA voathe rvane  YESTERDAY   IN THE INSIDE   TIROS 7 LAUNCHED IN SUCCESSFUL ORBIT  New Weather Station Making 'Tracks

Tires Sends Back Photo:  Fr rom Space   Seventh Satellite Goes Into Orhit, Robot Weatherman

Weather Satellite Hurled Into Orbit By U.S., Sends Back Clear Pictures

Photos Sent By Satellite Weatherman  Tiros 7 Rocketed Into Orbit For Hurricane Study

‘Weather Satellite Goes Into Orbit ‘Sends Back Cloud Cover Pictures

OCTOBER VOTE WILL BE HELD IN CAMBRIDGE   Sufficient Signatures - Listed On Question — OF Equal Service   CITY NEGROES MAY SHUN REFERENDUM

Republican Women Are Meeting Here Today   66 Women from 12 Counties at District Meeting

Starts Thursday Golden Jubilee Event Political Crusaders Will Speak At Bar Association Convention

Starts Thursday Golden Jubilee Event Political Crusaders Will Speak  At Bar Association Convention   Headquarters at Placer

Riots, Looting Rage In Guiana  Attempts To Burn Businesses Halted

GRID SCORES   One still unidentified 13 families lose 2 or more in blast

18 Families Lost More Than One Member  Coliseum Blast Toll Reaches 64

Prelude to Manned Flight  Doubleheader Shai” Toward Mars Scheduled

Green Light Given New Jet Airliner  OK Signaled  By Kennedy Whar ase an way exld fyX   U.S. Planning Double Mars Shot In Preparation for Manned Flight

—SLATED FOR AUTUMN OF 1964—  U.S. Planning Double Space Shot At Mars

Virginia and Tennessee Scarred  As Forest Fires Destroy Timber   Lee     8- Year Old Accused of Hotel Fire Killing Four

49 Arrested In oth Night Of Tension   Racial Protest Continues In Chicago Area

49 Arrested in Race Incidents  Chicago Policeman Is Hit by Bottle

Man, Wife Sentenced For Forcing  Sharp Objects Under Child’s Nails

steaming Struggle Expected  May Demand Clearing of The Galleries

Storm Churns Eastward Across Nation   Sub-Zero Cold Grips Plains and the Midwest

Only 15 of Nierants  Survived  TRaloind .Glnied thd pie   (Related -Story ‘and Pictare, ’ Page 19C:)

25 Drown In Florida   15: Escape As Migran Workers Bus Falls “Into Canal

15 Survive Florida Tragedy  2/ Thought Drowned As Migrant Workers’ Bus Plunges Into Canal

Avoids Court Appearance — _Hughes Changes Legal Course in TWA Battle

(ESP EMEYAGNHRO QUE teu ioe TIO 5 $0 WARREN IS MeO tS EIN SN RE  In Hushed Tones, Talk Centers On Dead

Laotian Foes Hold Lines, Silence Guns  e-Fire Lal   Cease-Fire Lull On Tense Plateau Reaches Third Day

Feed Grain deadline near   Farmers have two more weeks to make up minds

Signup Deadline Nears - More Farmers. Show Interest In New Feed..Grain Program

7.1.3 Learn Torments Of POW Camp Life   ‘North Korean’ Flag Flies Over Hawai

Armed Forees of Hemisphere Are  ‘To Be Used if Cuba Branches Out

Rusk Says Castro ToBe Kept from Exporting Revolis   Guatemalan President Calls On OAS to Put Mammias Out af Coke,

U.S. Will Throttle Attacks Out of Cuba, Rusk Vows  Assurances Unlikely to Halt   Assurances Unlikely to Halt Crackling Debate Over Crisis

Goal; to oust forei yn Reds Guatemala president asks OAS to unite on Cuba

PLEDGE GIVEN IN TEXAS SPEECH   Says Hemisphere To Halt Castro’s Use Of Arms  JOINT ACTION   To Enforce Monroe Doctrine Asked By President Of Guatemala

Rusk's assurance unable to quiet  critics of U.S. handling of Cuba   Hughes hints of extra session if tax bills prove unacceptable   Would be stopped   To raise $105 million a year Big ‘package deal’ tax plan tossed into Senate hopper

Cuba Will be Halted From Starting Attack   Rusk Says U.S. Will Stop Cuba From Trying to Use Arms Outside Own Area; Soviet Presence Can Not be Accepted

Hemisphere Forces Will Act, He Says   Assurances Held Unlikely To Quiet  Kennedy’s Critics

We'll Curb. Cuban Arms: Rusk  But Foreion Poliev Debate Still Crackles

Rusk Assurance On Cuba Unlikely To Still Debate  Use of Arms Outside

Secretary Says Any Attempt Will Be Halted  Pledge Not Expected To End Nehates an   Pledge Not Expected To End Debate on JFK's Island Policy

Rusk Pledges Fighting Action If Castro Tries To Extend Red Program   NO RED SORE

Some Republicans Sceptical  Rusk Promises To Block Export Of Armed Attack

To Block Castro From Exporting Armed Attack   U. S. Will intercede, Interrupt And Stop Any Attempt Made

Aiken Says Others Have  Soviet Arms   Some Republicans Are Still Skeptical

Rusk Promises To Halt Castro's Exported Rebels  Says Joint OAS Force Can Stop  a 8 @. et,

Rusk Says Well Block —  “Export” Of Communism   Too Little, Too Late, Says GOP   (For a Cuban refugee’s view of what should be done, turn to Pz. 15)

“Soviet Military Presence Cannot Be Accepted”...  Rusk Pledges to Halt Castro-Led Attack

His Assurance Does Not Quiet Crackling Debate   Guatemalan Says Reds Must Go From Island

New Orleans Makes Merry~~      Rusk: Won't Let Castro Exportan Armed Attack

Castro Will Be Blocked From Using Arms Outside Cuba, Rusk Pledges

Debate Continues inGdehniinnaen,  U.S. Pledges To Block Any Aacression By Cuba

Rusk: Will Foil Cuban Arms Push   “Hemisphere To Mee Any Castro Try at Outside Attack”

Rusk And Cuba   Castro Containment Pledged By Secretary —Critics Still Balk

Not Seen Quieting Cuba Policy Debates— Pledge Block To Castro Export Of Armed Attack

US. To Block Cuba Moves, Rusk Claims   Assurances Not Likely To Quiet Debate On Policy

Rusk Gives Assurances In Speech  ‘Infection’ Of  Hemisphere Is mf 7+, 8... ffl   IN OTHER COUNTRIES

Dean Rusk So Pledges In Speech   Won't Allow Exporting Of Revolution

Rusk Warns Cuban Boss,  Airs Pledge   Armed Attack In Hemisphere Will Spur U. 8. Action

LOWER DAMAGE FIGURE  Panel Leans Toward ECM In Chicken War’ Arbitration

Chicken War Truce Looms: U.S. Is Loser   Amount Of Damage Set By Arbitration Panel Favors ECM

fii be Gr Venrervitlie     “Crippled Children’ S Clinic October 16

PLAN TALKS TO EASE TENSION   U, S. OFFICIALS VOICE HOPE FOR GOOD MEETINGS

U. §. Hoping for Better Relations  Weapons Test Ban Pact Called Goal

Hope Voiced For Better Soviet Ties   Possibility Seen Talks May Bring Test Ban Accord

Kennedy, Red Review Issues  Periodic Talks May Bring Breakthrouch

N-TEST POLICY AGREEMENT Improved Relations Eyed for U.S., Soviets

PROJECT 70 AMONG FIRST INTRODUCED: Scranton Proposals Begin Moving

Ee: Rae eee  Scranton Moves Swiftly To Implement Proposals; ‘Confirm 2 Appointments

Navy To Accept 14th Polaris Sub   Tinoit Contributions Pass $175.000

INDEX   — Gaitskell’s Death Adds To British Political Chaos —  Labor Party Torn By Power Struggle

STATE TO RELOCATE ROUTE 7  Wheeling Steel Co. Tc Expand on Ohio Site

Industry To Get Less In New Shakeup   ‘Time Has Come T¢ Satisfy The Needs Of The People’

K’ Vows To Fulfill Red Ideal   Premier Promises More Food, More Consumer Goods

‘T CAME TO SEE AND TO LISTEN . Scranton Ponders His Decision On Strip Mine Law

Space, Science, Civil Defense Funds ‘Slashed   Fallout Shelters Bombed

House Group Votes Deep Cuts in Funds   Civil Defense, Space, Science Programs Slashed

Space, Army Appropriations Slashed   House Committee ~ Cuts Arms Budget

Civil Defense, Space, Science  Deep Slashes V oted  In Several Programs

Civil Defense, Space Program: Funds Slashed   Action Taken By House Group -

Deep Slashes in Funds Are Voted  Civil Defense, Space And Science Are Cut

Shelter Program Funds Rejected   House Committee Holds Sharp Knife

Appropriations: House Axe Falls On Big Programs   Science, Civil Defense, Space Cut $1.5 Billion

Turkey Land Bases May Be Closed   Seaborne Polaris To Replace Jupiter Rockets Is Reported

WOE MOTNe fF Ot  U.  S. ” Jupiter Missiles ‘Withdrawn From Turkey

Democrat Says Republicans Keeping His Party Out of Hunt for Economies

Seven Americans Killed as Army  Hel’copters Crash In Viet Nam War

4 'Copters Crash In S. Viet Nam; 1 Yanks Killed   je & Army Fhoto Plane Missing; American Death Toll In War Hits 56.

Call Recess In Trial of  Thompson Judge’s Order And Protest by  Defense Reason

‘Police Break up Disorders as Racial Differences Spread Throughout South

Police Head Off Riot in Georgia Park As Racial Incidents Continue to Flare

Kroegers killed old couple  Jury finds husband, wife guilty of murder

President Signs Education Bill  $1.56 Billion Measure Takes In Vocational Program. Student Ai

Surprises Not Expected in FBI Report   Probably Will Say Oswald Acted Alone In Assassination

Nith Heavy Losses...  Fires Rout Many In Numbing Cold   Blaze Routs Rural Valley Family of 4

City Council Considering Amendment   Rule Would Require Committees to Report To Council First

$1, Joseph Man Will Be Swiss Ambassador   True Davis Is Head of Phillips Roxane Co,

It’s For Guerrilla Warfare  Potent ‘Dart Rifle’ Unveiled By Army

Test Rifle Could be Ready in FebruaryTiny Darts Rather Than Bullets To he Used in Army's New Rifle

7 Die in One Crash...  Autos Take Lives of 11   Freeporters Say Outsiders Created High Water Scare

\4 Of One Family  7 Killed In Collision Of  3° Cars OnN. Y. Highway

Lechin Said Ready to Negotiate   Leader of Bolivian Tin Miners May Talk of Freeing Hostages

The WEATHER Sheed Cold.   Lechin In La Paz:  Leader Of Tin Miners Seen Ready To Confer

High Court  To Consider  Revamping Cases Involve  5 States on East Coast

Missouri Action  acetates eset th tm et  Ltilities Seizure Is Illegal: Court

Court Will Hear District Cases  Reapportionment to Be Arqued Next Fall

Kitig-Thoinpsori"” Law Ruled Void By Supramé Couit’      fustiess Urantiious ta Ruling on Legtelation lavalving tutitaa,

 Anti-  Anti-Strike Act -t Knocked Out Missouri Law is Struck  Down by U.S. High Court   Decision Ends 16 Years of Legal Strife   Rehearing May Be Asked By State, Says Tom Eagleton

Redistricting Cases Will Get Hearing   Missouri Seizure  Law Is Ruled Out

Supreme Court to Consider More Reapportionment Cases   Court Outlaws Missouri Laws On Utilities

Supreme Court Hits Missouri Utility Law  Unanimous Decision Handed Down Which Ends State's Right to Seize Public Firms

Supreme Court: —————  Reapportionment  Suits Scheduled   Five States Involved In Cases Set for Fall

Apportioning Cases To Go Before Court  Justices Agree To Consider

Supreme Court: Missouri's  Antv-Strike: Law Invalid  Court Rules Right To Bargain Denied By Utility Seizure

Hultman Sets Date At Dee. 20  Attorney General Will Present Reapportion Plan

Interstate Paving Under Discussion   Hultman To Offer Remap Plan Of His Own Dee. 20

Telstar-Is Out Of Commission  Satellite Moving in  Aron nt Radintinn

Argentina’s Navy Opens Truce Talk   Loyailisis Siiidy Te — Fleet Conimiaiider  s Froiti Rebel

Hope for Solution: Loyalist  Truce Terms Studied In Argentine Revolt

Revolution In Argentina Goes Into A Recess  Loyalist Military Leaders Gather To T.IL Tencea Tarme

Oar RE Fee bere,  Rebels Seek Truce to End Their Revolt  Loyalists Take Over Navy Base; No Shots Fired

Discussions Begin With Rebel Head:   Hope For Solution Ts Expressed By Loyalist Army Boss

Argentine Revolt Info Recess Now, Truce Discussed  Army and Air Forces

Fall of Second Fleet Center Is Fynected Soon   Insurgents Glum, Newsman Reports

Rebels Holding Only One Base in Argentina      Loyalists Seize Mar Del Plata; Admiral Vazquez Seeks Truce

Cease-Fire Conditions  Laid Down   Both Gov’t, Rebels Claim Victory ; See Hope For Solution

Argentina's Navy Opens Truce Talk   Lovalists Study Terms From Rebel Fleet Commander

Argentine Troops Take Rebel Base   Fleet Commander Meets Loyalists On Truce Offer

Truce Terms Discussed by Loyalist Chiefs  Argentine Rebels Give Government Leaders Peace Plan

Argentine Revolt in Recess  Loyalists Discuss Rebel Chief’s Truce Terms   Kennedy Says 9,000 Soviets Have LeftCubain5Months

Navy Recesses To Talk Truce  : Argentinian Revolt  Is Mass Of Puzzles

Argentina’s Revolt Goes Into Recess   Loyalists’ Generals Study Truce Bid by Chief of Rebel Fleet

Late News Off the AP Wire   NO LIQUOR STAND.   NEGRO TERMS STAYED—

Loyalists Take Over Navy Base In Argentina  Remains to Rebels ._ As They Ask Truce

GIRLS SMOKE CIGARS?   Truce Terms Are Offered In Argentine Revolution

Navy Man Given Life for Spying  ~ Negro Is Convicted  Of Selling Secrets

Negro Is Given Life for Spying   Nelson Drummond, Navy Veteran, Convicted July 19 of Conspiracy

Sentenced To. Life Imprisonment  Negro Navy Man Convicted As Cold War Spy For Reds

Enlisted man gets life imprisonment  Navy man who spied for Reds sentenced

\Death Sentence Possible = ee ee  \Negro Sailor Is Given Life \For Selling Secrets to Reds

14 Die in Series Of State Mishaps Four Youths Lose  Lives in Crash

wv bas mien ieee MANPESESAREL UCR FUE Sa SearnaernIRee Sa ee TEE SO  Senate to. eobe. Assassinatior      Grieving Jackie Active, Sets a Busy Pace

Singer's Son Seized At Gunpoint   Young Entertainer Taken From Motel At Plush Resort

Snow Slows Wide Search for Suspects   Tie Roommate, Take Singer Just Before Show

— Most of Dramatic Signals  Ever Erect, Never Faltering, Widou Kept Decorum Few Women Could   Meets Old Friends

‘Not Afraid Now PE shdnccinithheacataiancatraeniia  Girl Returns, Ready To Face Leg Operation

ON YUGOSLAV TRIP Beaming Khrushchev Is Greeted By Tito   Editorial Comment See Page 6

Khrushchev, Tito Trade Warm Hugs   Rad Chinece Indianant At Evidence Of   Red Chinese Indignant At Evidence Of Good Will Between Communist Leaders

KhrushGets Warm Tito Welcome   Sharp Contr ast  Tri wre   Sharp Contrast To His Visits In 1955. 1956

NATO FORCE ‘DEFENSIVE iS CLAIM   Moscow Recalls Envoy To U. S.  For Consultation

Military Vehicles Allowed to Pass On Berlin Route  New Border Crisis   New Border Crisis Abruptly Ended After 42 Hours

Soviets Yield After Holdup Qf 42 Hours   Reds Drop Demand American Soldiers Dismount For Count

Soviet Forces Lift Blockade Of US Convoy   Break in Crisis Is Signaled as British And French Advanee

Vehicles, Men Start For Berlin   U.S. Army Trucks Delayed 42 Hours At Red Cheekpoint

Barred 42 Hours Soviet Forces Remove Blockade  Of 44-Man U. 8S. Military Convoy

omy “zw Forces Litt Berlir. Blockade  US Army Convoy Follows British. French Movement

Soviels Pass Vehicles Atfer 4)-Hour Delay  Kennedy Confers With Top Aides in Washington.

GIVE BRITISH AND FRENCH PASS      Soldiers Of All Three Rations Refused To Leave Trucks}   WEST COMMANDERS UNITED ON POLICY

‘Lift Blockade Of US. Convoy After 42 Hours On Lifeline Into Berlin 

To Avoid Red Takeover... U.S. Pushing for Early Recognition Of New Regime in Scuth Viet Nam

i i i a i et i, a   i i, i i, ol, il, i i, i  Equal Education Key ~ To Racial Progress

Race tension still critical . in many areas   Demonstrations occur in both North, South

2 ARERR ANKE A NAR  ; Equal Education Key  K .s  x To Racial Progress

Feel Good Progress  Is Made   In Erasing Signs Which Specify ‘Whites Only’

Believe Progress Is Being Made In Civil Rights   But Administration Feels Situation Is Still Explosive One

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© TODAY e   (C ted 1962, A Nations! pe gr Charches Religious Features)

Congressmen Meet Today or Yard Charges  i Union Group ' Seeks Hearing

Good Mornine!   Kingsport Man Is Killed In Accident At A-SG Plant

Bomber Cutback Planned   U. S. To Withdraw Nuclear Planes From Overseas Bases Soon

U.S. Plans To Return Bombers   Defense Department To Withdraw Nuclear Planes From Overseas

Police Halt Racial Riot In N.Y. Area   Savannah Negrocs ’ Say Black Tornado Slated To Strike

400 New York Policemen Quell Rioting At Racial _ Hotspot In New York City

‘Demonstrations Aimed At Furthering in  Intearation Scheduled isa Meuy Areas .

GOP Leaders Hope to Raise 500 Gs at Fete   Dinner Salute Slated For Sen. Goldwater In Fund-Raising Event

Hope To. I ncrease Coffers ve GOPs Stage Salute To Sen. Goldwater

Kennedy's Youtl Employment Plan Survives   Wilderness Area Bill  Easily Passes Senate

Dems Optimistic About House OK of Tax Cut Without Spending Rider

GOP THREAT DISCOUNTED  Demos Said Confident Over Tax Cut Passage

Demos Optimistic About Passing Tax Cut Bill Minus GOP Anti-Spending Amendment

Thanks-And Grief For Nation   Country Heeds Proclamation by Fallen President

Today’s Index   Accident Report   Grieving America prepares for Thanksgiving

Maybe / t's an Early Start on a Valentine   Morse Hopes To Announce Dock Strike Settlement Sunday Night

Try To Settle Longshore, Newspaper Strikes, ~~ Avert Missile Walkouts

Mediators Press To End Strikes  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * x  ad _ > mo 7 =, agerataee oe —- ‘ieee ea a ae   Action Expected From Washington In Dock Tieup

Watkout At Boeing Plants Looms US. Pressing F For Dock Strike’s End

 NEW TALKS SCHEDULED  (Government Seeks Ways ‘of Avoiding Walkouts

U. §. Mediators Push Talks In Major Strikes   Settlements Sought In Shipping, News. paper and Airplane Plant Walkouts.

Prospects Appear Good For Settlement: Of East Coast Dock Strike This Weekend

James. Andrew Is Leading The Way .  2 Of Quints Now On Bottle Feeding

Berlin Talk Friendly, To Continue _ Meeting Was First  Since Cuha Crisis, At Soviet Request

Berlin Talks Resumed Bui No Progress  Atmosphere Good But No Pronasals

US., Russia Confer on Berlin Rift  Diplomats Seek  Peace Formula

RUSK, DOBRYNIN MEET  New U.S.-Soviet Talks On Berlin Problem Opened

White House Guards Halt Demented Man   Brother's Death Scene Brings Suicide Attempt

U.S. Asked: Open ‘Bama Schools   Morse Charges Wallace Getting Psyco Pay

Ferfilizer King Takes It Calmly  Didn’t Intend To Defraud Anyone   Didn't Intend To Defraud Anyone, Billie Sol Says

Senate  Leaders Express  Doubt On Tax Cut In '63   Appropriations Committee Chairman Seeks $12-Billion Slash In Budget

U.S. May Pull AF Units from §. Viet Nam  Army Elements May Be Freed te

Withdrawal In Viet Nam Considered   Air Force Combat Elements Considered As Politically Hot

Wichita Storm Raging Again In Legislature  . Corbin's Comment   Corbin's Comment Brings Reaction  And -Told-You-Soe

Wichita Storm Raging Again In Legislature   Corbin's Comment Brings Reaction  And -Told-You-So

Committee Would Repeal Wichita U. Law—  Storm Blows Up Again in State Legislature

She’s Getting Slimmer But So Are Her Chance: Of Reaching Set Goal

Far-Ranging Late-Winter Storm Heaps Snows, ‘Spawns Killer Tornadoes in South & Midwest

Other Traffic Injuries  Toddler Seriously Hurt As He Runs Before Car

Name Petit Jurors for  October Term  Jurors Will Appear at Courthouse October 29.

Yugoslaviar  Royalty Il  Alexandra ‘Grave’ Sn ch 2 \ Sf ? o V: Ce

Klan Rally in Carolina '   Fear Ex-Queen Alexandra Near Death from Pills

Last-Ditch Battle For New Carrier   Admiral Rickover Still Pitching  For Atomic Power

WORLDWIDE BIRTH CONTROL Fashion To Dictate When Families Have Children?

To Have Children When Fashionable?7—   Birth Control Social Consequences Noted

Could Have Led To War, Khrush Says   Warns Of More Blockades Unless Pattern Followed

Quickly Denied  In Washington And by U.S. Commandant .  In Berlin

Nikita Voices Veiled Threat  Over Convoys   Premier Insists He’s Glad Shooting Incident Averted

Khrush Views Are Disputed  By Americans  Imulication af Atom   Implication of Atom War Carried in Nik’s Talk to Businessmen

Nikita Implies That War Might Have Resulted From Autobahn Dispute

BOR te a EP Re  Boy, 10, Rescued From Ledge Of £.000-Foot Canyon Cliff

Montana ina © dimbe er  Boy Stranded On Clift  Rescued Via Ladder

Lad, 10, Rescued Affer Spending Night Stranded on 1,000 Foot Mountain Ledge

100-Foot Wooden Ladder Used in Rescue  'Bov on Cliff Perch Saved

Three safe after crash of small plane  Rescued pilot asks first about Cooper

3 Are Rescued In Plane Crash  Pilot's First Thought About Astronaut

Health and Welfare,  Revenue Posts Filled   Robert Stevenson Revenue Chief; Col, Browning To Head Department Of Health, Welfare; To Leave Service

Congested City Traffic Needs Remedy   Grants Approved By  59-41 Vote After   Grants Approved By 52-41 Vote After Spending Cut-Back

TV Speech Angers France °  Britain Believes Georges Bidault Fled After Talk

Czechs Free Archbishop, Four Bishops  @ean. Gaan TPaacovit   Step Seen Toward Better Terms With Catholic Church

Czechs Release Five Prelates  Action Seen as Mov   Action Seen as Move For Better Relations

Nixon Received By Pope Paul VI  Private Audience — Is Held in Library

Nixon Received in Audience by Pope   VATICAN CITY (AP) — Richard M. Nixon was reraived in audience today by Pope Paul VI.

May Regulate Pulse Takers Of Radio, TV   Spending Likely To Exceed $98.8 Billion Despite Cuts By Congress

Students, Police Patrol Town For ‘Mad Arsonist’’   By RICHARD L. ADORJAN United Press International

Bellmon Again Rips Freeman; Clash on Beef   Governor Wants Cut in Imports

‘Not Going To Bat For Farmers’  Bellmon Labels Freeman Misinformed, Poor Choice

One Dead As Result Of Missouri Wind Storms   Landslide Knocks Train Off. Of Tracks; 26 Homes Crushed

High Cour Setback  For Unions States Can Enforce TRgenncy Shops Ban,

INCREASES STATE COURT POWER Supreme Court Restricts  Labor Relations Board

figh Court Vote fel “pee Shop  - genet in ‘Unanimous. Verdict States’. Power-to- Enforce “Ban:

High Court Rules State: May Ban Agency Shop:   Highway Commission Contract Covered by Court's Decision

More Are Born, More Live Longer, Americans Getting Both Older and Younger

Apparently Americans Are Meat Eaters, Consuming Owr Weight in Meat Each Year

Americans Write About 12 Million Checks Every Year, Some Are Good, Some Not

DOOR TO DOOR SEARCH  Police Critical Of FBI  _ Sinatra Investigation

14Inch Rain Brings Flood in Nebraska      2Swept to’ Death, ‘National Guard’ Out

Reproduced Automatically From Perforated Tapes—  Notice Anything Different? We're Out in a Larger, Easier to Read Tvpe!

Today's Star Is Printed With 9pt News Type; Here It and Old 8pt Compared

More Legible, Easier Reading— New, Larger Type Used For Gazette Readers

Reading Easier?   Salem News Being Printed In Larger Type   ~ Read the e editorial, “This” Is Our Week.’ on Page 4

Final Demand ls Four-Point Proposition   Citizens’ Group Not Spokesman, New Mayor Says

To Be Partial -In U.S. Eclipse Of Sun To Draw Big Scientific Audience

Barrage of rockets to herald eclipse  Natures big show to draw large audience

RECORD AUDIEINGK BAe Scientists Are Preparing For Eclipse On Saturday

AWESOME: EVENT   billet Felidae  ‘Soentists: Gather to View Nature's Sky Spectacular

oclentists Seek Data—  Total Eclipse Of Sun’ Not Just A Spectacular

Nature’s Big Show Saturday  Eclipse On Saturday To Be Viewed By Many Scientists

ECLIPSE OF SUN  US. Getting Ready For  Nature Show   EYE DAMAGE   PLANES TO CHASE

Racial Strife In Abeyance   Birmingham Negroes   Awatt Mavar’s Renly

6 Citizens — Sue To Halt Integration  Negroes Enter   Negroes Enter White School  Jn Birmingham

Birmingham Negro Boys Enter School   Governor Backing Move In U.S. Court To Halt Integration

Court Action Is Sought To Stop Alabama Integration   Scuffle With Police

FDA Moves In Fight on Antibiotics   Govt: No Evidence of Value in Treating Common Colds   Order Proof

Antibiotics Are Target of New Capitol Action   Value Doubted in Treating Ailment

Propose Ban or 50 Antibiotic Cold Drugs   Find No Evidence They Have Value a: Effective Remedy

Prescription Drugs Included Only Says FDA   That No Evidence Group Concludes Of Cold Cure Value

No Value in Antibiotics SP TT EE TE  Cold Cure Drugs May Be Banned

Suggests They Have No Value   Would Affect 50 to 75 Cold Remedy Items

investigators Are Froping - WhyrLos Angeles Dam Crumbles; Three Dead. Loss In Millions

With damage of $10 million, three dead  Investigators probe cause of devastating dam breakup

PROBERS SEEK ‘WHY’ OF DAM DISASTER  Heartsick Homeowners Join Cleanup Crews To Move Flood Wreckage

Three Dead, $10 Million Damage  Investigators Seek Cause Of California Dam Collapse

As L.A. resevoir breaks  Three dead, $10 mllion damage in dam disaster

Los Angeles Disaster  Kills Three   $10 Million Damage Seen Caused By Collapse Of Dam

Three Hundred Million Gallons Of Water Sweep Away Homes: Three Dead, Loss $10 Million

me {NUP BEGINS AFTER RAGING FLOOD  Big Disaster Investigated   FARTH SHOOK

MAYOR ORDERS RESERVOIR PROBE   Cleanup Is Pushed In Baldwin Mills

California Investigates Cause Of Dam  Breaking In Wake Of Disastrous Flood

TREMORS, LEAKS OR DRILLING? Reservoir Break Probe Seeking Many Answers

3 Persons Dead;$10 Million Damage To Property Caused by Flood Waters

Officials Study Cause of Break In Dam Disaster   Queries: Why? WhoPays?   Court Decision Expected

Big Question, Why Did Reservoir Break?   Move to Clear Mud, Debris

/ wa ictiums Want To Know  ‘Why? and Who Pays For L.A. Dam Break?

Cleanup Begun in Baldwin Hills   City, State and Federal Probes of Disaster Scheduled

Three Dead; Damage $10 Million Investigators Seek Dam Disaster Cause

Mind Made Up   Dam Flood Leaves Heavy Toll; Big Question: Why It Burst:

Three dead, damage tops $10 million when reservoir breaks in California

Los Angeles Dam Breaks; Wall of Water Kills Three, Sweeps Many Homes Away

Los Angeles Disaster Damage at $10 Million   One Question Unanswered {Why?) After Reservoir Breaks Causing Three Deaths; Big Cleanup Begins

Big Questions In Dam Break  But Why Remains   But Why Remains Most Important; Three Killed ~

Flood Leaves Three Dead, Property Loss in Millions   Investigators Seek Cause of Los Angeles Disaster

THREE DEAD, AT LEAST $10,000,000 DAMAGE—  Los Angeles Counts Loss

Investigation, Cleaning Up Under Way   DEEP GULiLirs   NtOoO HOoLPF

$10 Million Damage as Dam Breaks In L.A.   3 Dead, 259 Home: And Buildings Lost or Damaged

Seek Answet To Why Big Dam Broke   300 Million Gallons Of Water Roar Out Of Reservoir Hole

Heartsick L.A. Flood Victims Seek Answers   Probe of Break In Dam Started

Three Dead; Damage in Millions... . Investigators Seek Cause  Of Los Angeles Dam Break

Why, Is Big Question _ Investigators Probe Cause  Of West Coast Dam Collapse

. FOR HOUSES THAT. WERE WASHED AWAY Homeless Want To Know Who Will Pay Damages

Three Lose Lives When Reservoir Breaks Open; Many Homes Swept Away

Massive Task Facing Section Of Los Angeles  Reservoirs Floods Wreck 64 Homes Fatal to Three

: Die In Wall Of Water  Reservoir Fault Probed  ) :  In Los Angeles Disaster

Se ee ee ee a ee ee ee  3 Dead, $10 Million Damage in Los Angeles Flood

Cleanup Starts =~ — Probe Disastrous Flood ‘As Los Angeles Dam Broke

Inches of Mud Now Covers All Left in Path of Flood Damaae Great in Reservoir Break

Talks in Other Disputes Still Deadlocked Agreement Ends Transit Strike in Philadelphia

TOS. AMERICA BASES;  New Thrusts At Cuba Expected;  Commandos Go

New Exile Hits. On Castro Seen  Invasion Veterans Prannrina tn Move

Exile Forces Planning Nev Cuban Attack  Anti-Castro Chief Seeking New Bases For Early Attempt

New Cuban Invasion?   Invasion Veterans And Commandoes To Move To Bases In Central Americs

From Central American Bases  More Exile Thrusts  Against Castro Seen

Exiles Heading To Latin Bases  New Assaults on   New Assaults on Castro Are Seen

London Police Arrest 74 In Parade Rioting   “Ban Bomb” Agitators Distribute Secret CD Information

Ban-Bomb Paraders  BattlePolice   74. Arrested; New Securi "ity Scandal Looms

7A Jailed After Fights With Police      ‘Spies For Peace’ Disclose Secret Government Plans

Fists Swing In London Over Bomb   74 Arrested When Marchers Scuffle With Law Officers

 Arrest 75 Marchers  London Police Battle 30,000  [evra Wie Demonstrators

Security Breach Deplored:  Anti-Nuclear Demonstrators Swarm Over London

M nore: Preyer Stump In Different Areas; Doggett Is Entering Race

Foes of Bomt Get Details in Pamphlet   Scotland Yard Quizzes Group Staging March

‘Nuclear Survival Secrets Bared British Probing Leak In Security

Taft Foresees Unity Helping GOP in 1964   Inside an Armored Personnel Carrier—Sudden Death  Describes Last Hours of Diem, ‘Nhu   No Two. Accounts  The Same

Diem’s Last Hours i lisshusaiesaaancivenbiteeDe tetas  Brothers Fall In V tet NamCycleOf Violence

Characteristic Vicience, Revenge Repeated  Diem's Final Hours Described   Ry MALCOLM WW. RROWNE Associated Press Staff Writer

Neporrer Vescribes Last Hours Of Viet Nam Rulers - Diem, Nhu Fled In Terror—No Escape—Death Stalked Their ae eee

Northwest, Crocuses  Mid-South, C-O-L-D   Cold Wave Warnings For Eight States: Issued As Arctic Sends Weather South

Sa CE alee) AM SM See ea tes "= *"S MUGIIVU Wyott wT @tvuigs: BR ee IR PIS RRS A NEN en Nae eR  Well Digger Rescued From Death

Trapped Since Wednesday —  Well-Digger, Buried In Sand Pit, Rescued

Well Digger Is Rescued From Cave-ln   Buried Up To His Shoulders For 14’2 Hours

Well Digger Pulled Free  In Cave-In   Wisconsin Man Spends 14% Hours Buried Up To Shoulders in Well

mm Uxay, Fioney  Well Digger Saved After Spending 15 Hours Buried in Shifting Sand

‘Prettv Darned Tough’ Digger Rescued From  Shifting Sand In Well

Buried 15 Hours, He Wins Fight   Lake Tomahawk, Wis., Woodcutter ‘Was Confident’

Well Digger Buried in Shifting Sand Is Rescued After Night-Long Efforts

Was Trapped In Well for 1412 Hours  Man Is Rescued After Being Buried In Sand

Well-Digger Rescued After Being Trapped 'By Cave-In Since Wednesday Afternoon

jAppears In Good Health . . . .  Well Digger Pulled Free ‘After ‘Buried’ 14% Hours

We Expect Impossible Things From Our Wives   A Magazine Editor Declares

Kisenhower Speaks On President’s Job Ae eR TT EE, A CA CD IE LE SS  Some Personal Risks Must Be Taken

Hazards Increasing  President Must Accept Risks, Eisenhower Says

Presidents Must Take Risks—Ike   Hazards Appear On Increase, He Writes

President Has  To Take Risks, ike Asserts  Says Demands Coulkt Make Virtual Prison Of White Houce

Being President Involves Certain Personal Risks Which Must Be Accepted: Eisenhower

Ike Warns: ‘Safety Consciousness May Make Prisoner of President’

—-FAVORS FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT—  Risks Inherent In Job Of President, Ike Says

Presidency Involves Certain Risks  That Must Be Accepted, Ike Says

Bureau Studies Influence Charges SS Ct uence Unarges  Aid Halted For Highway 220

7 Persons Are Killed On State Highways   Flora Rains Destruction  On Cuba, Menaces USS.

Search Is Stimulated For Vessel   Flare Is Seen In Straits Of Florida

Kennedy takes action to prevent recurrence of attack from Cuba      cee ge eee SO ee  Flare, debris spur hunt for lost ship

Flotsam Lettered. ‘Sulphur Queen’ Owners of Vanished Tanker  Plan Inspectiori of Sea Debris

Move Serves As Challenge To Governor - Special Session Looms If Outlay ~

CONNALLY PROTESTS IGNORED   Governor Keeps Quiet About His Course Of Action

Pope May Attend Eucharistic Congress In India, Hopes Other Faith Leaders Will Attend

POPE MAY ATTEND MEETING IN BOMBAY, WELCOMES HOLY LAND SUMMIT SESSION

HINT KERNER HAD SOUGHT RESIGNATION   Conference With Governor and Party Caucuses. Delay Senate Action Against Public Aid Chief.

FBI Report To Be Given In Slayings   ‘President Orders Details In Dallas _ Killings Prepared

Farewell Salute   A Lasting Tribute from SUI   Public To Get Kennedy Murder Details

FBI Ordered To Report On Assassination   President Says Public To Be Told All Facts

DEMANDS PEOPLE KNOW OF OSWALD, KENNEDY CASES   MAIL ORDER GUNS TO BE RESTRICTED BY LEGISLATION

President Orders Detailed Report on Assassination   Wants All Facts Published, Including Oswald’s Murder

To Probe Oswald’s Murder... . FBI Will Report to, Nation  On Kennedy’s Assassination

Ruby Indicted In Jail Killing  Lawyer To Make Plea of Insanity   All Agencies To Act Full FBI Inguiry Ordered in Killings

FBI data to be made public Johnson orders report on assassination

FBI Report On Kennedy Death Asked   ‘Johnson Requests Public Be Told All ‘Assassination Facts

FBI Ordered To Report on Assassination  President Says Public To Be —- ges ~se ge ,.

‘Buy’ Orders Beef Up Stock Mart   Johnson Requests FBI to Provide ‘Detailed Report on JFK Slaying   ABORTS GBISCLOCLIPE

To Be Made Public. LBJ Orders Detailed Report On President’s Murder

PROCESSION LEAVES CAPITOL   LBJ Orders Detailed Report  On Kennedy’s Assassination

Order Probe. Full Reports On Deaths   Federal Agencies All To Cooperate White House Says

LBJ Orders FBI To Find — And Tell All Slaying Facts   So People Will Know The Truth

FBI To Shape Full Report on Assassination   LBJ Wants Public To Know All Facts

Report Also To Cover Oswald Death  FBI Will Probe Kennedy Murder

Give People Facts, LBJ Orders  FBI To Probe Kennedy, Oswald Murders   Fountain Drive Called Success

-FBI TO REPORT ON SHOOTINGS~ People Must Be Told All The Facts--LBJ ©

Investigation Includes Fatal Shooting by. Ruby   President Johnson Orders Action, Wants All Facts of Assassination In Texas Presented to the Public

USS. Forces  Lose 19 Men in Accidents   Altadena Pilot Among Dead or Missing at-Home, Abroad

In US. and Abroad ° ° ° Aecidents Claim Lives of 16  Servicemen; 6 Are Missing

Armed Forces Lose 19 In Air Mishaps  Six Others Listed As Missing in Air Accidents

DEMONSTRATION RECALLED            At Least 19 Dead in Series Of Armed Forces Mishaps

JAMES MUECKE ASSOC. PURCHASE GOODJOHN CO. ‘AT LEAVENWORTH, KAN.  Former Resident  Executive of Firm  With 135 Emploves

‘JAMES MUECKE ASSOC. ‘PURCHASE GOODJOHN CO. AT LEAVENWORTH, KAN.  Former Resident Executive of Firm

Asks Law to End Job Discrimination   SECRETARY WIRTZ APPEALS TO CONGRESS

Wirtz Wants New Laws To Help Negroes   Labor Secretary Seeks Tools To End Job Discrimination

Labor Secretary P leads For New Weapons To Comb at Discrimination

Wirtz Appeals To Congress For New Tools To Fight U.S. Joh Discrimination

Says Bias Is Plight  Of Negro   Follows Bobby In Urging Proposals

Wirtz Seeks To End  Job Discrimination   See Analysis, .,.On Page 3

Labor Secretary Presenis Appeal  Wirtz Seeks Aid To Halt Job Bias

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES Throueh Tune   Labor secretary asks fight against job discrimination

Not Unheralded Now... President Will Visit  Seat Of Kennedy Clan

Cardinal Asks That Women Be Admitted   Suggests Other Religious Orders Attend Meetinas

Sears Leader In Plea  Ur ges Ecumenical Council To " Aadene Women to Session

3 NEGROES ENROLL Integration Carried Out  ~ Quietly at Texas A&M

Arabian Royal Jel In Crash   18 Persons Lost, Including 9 From Kine Saud’s Party

Cease Fire Broken In Border Battle   Algeria, Morocco Unleash Attacks, Bombard Towns

New Fighting Along Border   Algerians and Moroccans Charge Each Other With Breaking Truce

Fighting Rages Despite Algeria, Morocco Truce   Each Side Charges the Other With Break: ing Midnight CeaseFire.

Bitter Fighting Explodes After Cease-Fire Starts; Shots, Charges Exchanged

Ceasefire Fails; Desert War Erupts   Algeria, Morocco Leaders Accuse Other of Violatior

(Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

PRAYER FOR .  e TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches i Features)

Senate Opens Hearings On Proposal  House Okays 4- Year Extension Of Draft

Would Provide 4-Year Extension —  House OK’s Draft Law --Next Test In Senate

~HEADED FOR SENATE ACTION-— Draft Law Extension Approved By House

Three No Votes Are Recorded   Rep. Gross Asks Why Military Can’‘t Get Jobless Youth

3 Dissent As-House  Approves   Reuss Amendment. Loses 154. to 143

House Vote Q.K.’s Draft  Extension   Abele, 2 Others Oppose 4-Year Centinuation Bill

Hearings Begun in Senate on 4-Year Extension of Draft   House Passes Measure With Only 3 Votes in Opposition

Draft Extension Bill Is Advanced   Legislation Approved by House Now Beains Journey in Senate

HOUSE PASSES  EXTENSION OF  U.S. DRAFT LAW AMENDMENTS TO  FOUR-YEAR LAW RCATCN Pani v

Draft Extender Voted in House:  Sent to Senate  Three Members Oppose Action in Final Vote

Bill Cleared On 387 To 3 Roll Call Vote   Measure Sent To Senate Retains Present Age Level

Senate Gets Draft Plan For Debate   4-Year Extension Voted in House Witt 8 Dissenting Veices

Four Year Draft Extension Voted By House 381- 5  Senate Hea   Senate Hearings Open On Pentaaon Proposa!

House Vote O.K.’s Draft Extension   Abele; 2 Oiliers » Ojijiose S-Yeii Contitiiation Bill

Cyprus Freeing Hostages; Firing Still Going On   New Gun Battle Mars Cease-Fire As British Act to Restore Order

Cyprus Exchange  British Troops Hold Buffer Zone While Leaders Split

After gunshots mar cease-fire Greeks, Turks release hostages on Cyprus

kyar eer biti» sii Ba 45 eee Aa ———  Workers Cut Through to Isolated Families

Dinners Accuse A clonstcatctrention ac Memlectiae Ciwil Right  GOP's At Lincoln Day 

Cambodia Cuts Off American Aid Program  Prince Claims United States Behind Plot

Also Rejects Military Aid For Country   Sihanouk Charges Aid Used To Upset His Government -

Much Ado About Belmar   Cambodia Cuts Economic.  Military Ties With U. S.

Aid Rejected By Cambodia  Charges U.S. Undermines Sihanouk’s Government

U.S. Links Are Severed  By Cambodia Ruler Charges Effort _ Made To Undermine Him

AP News Briefs  Cambodia Severing All Ties With U. S   Third Explosion Unsolved

Cambodia Breaks Ties  With U.S.   Prince Charges U.S. Aid Used To Fight Him

Cuban Trip Report   Cambodian Prince Cutting All But Diplomatic Ties With U.S.

Prince Claims American Aid Used in Plot   Spokesman Describes Ruler’s Action to Be ‘Tragic if It’s True’

Special Election To Be Held On Tuesday, Dec. 3   Voters To Approve Or ' Disapprove Shaff Plan “For State Reapportionnent

Diversity Key, Reynolds Says  Offers Suggestions to Improve North

Board Acts In Favor of Hoffa Foes   Rebels Given Anothe Chance at Taking Big Local Out

JEK Huddles In New York Ballot Trip   Plana Strategy Thi State Vital To President

Kennedy Ends Strategy Trip   Task Apparent In Choosing GOP Opponent

921 Saved In Ship Disaster   Spokesman for Line Reports 115 Dead or Still Missing

Survivors On Rescue Craft   Crew Is Criticized In Actions At Sea

Chaos Cited After Liner Caught Fire   Air Force Reports 919 Saved, 18 Dead And 85 As Missing

Criticize Action Of Crew  Rescue Ships Arrive With 533 Survivors ‘Of Lakonia Disaster

Lis Sitit Missing. Survivors F rom ‘Lakonia’  Fire Brought To Island

Burned Ship’: Crew Rapped By Survivors   Passengers Charge Sailors Failed To Helo Victims

Ifo SU Missing... . Survivors From ‘Lakonia’ - Fire Brought To Island

Body Found in Car Trunk     Detroit Policeman Admits Slaying Man

Cocktail Party Probably Began In Ancient Greece  France, US. Lead Alcoholisn

Social Drinking   Cocktail Party Fad Still (Hic) Big Stuff   By Harry Ferguson

[Millions Drink      Americans Enthusiastic About Cocktail Parties Of Ancient Greek Origin

PS PAS. OEE   Invented j in it Ancient Greece . _ Cocktail Party Spurs Social Drinking in US

DRINKING—t : Ancient Greece Started Cocktail Parties, Not The United States

After scraping ledge at Surgis Point  Matanuska limping south for repairs

Cuba Arms  May Bring  New Crisis Inquiry Starts  Into Build-up Of Soviet Fore:

NEW MOVE SEEN ON RED TROOPS BASED IN CUBA      Sen, Stennis to Direct Probe; Withdrawal Demand Hinted

Capital Of Mississippi Next Targef   Jackson Bracing For Outbreak In Racial Tension

More Racial Unrest . ackson. Keeps Uneasy Watch      Proposal That JFK Escort Negro Students Shunned

—-FEARS RACIAL DEMONSTRATIONSJackson, Miss., Next In Concessions Bid

Jackson, Miss., Officials Keeping An Uneasy Watch On Racial Dispute

Negroes Tag Next Target   Jackson, Miss., Tense About Its Future

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Jackson Officials Keeping Uneasy Watch On Racial Situation

Near Blizzard Conditions ——  Old Man Winter Hurls New Icy Blast at State

Enters Berlin ‘Death Zone’ Doctor Risks Death to Aid Injured Man

Doctor Risks Own Life To Rescue Fleeing Criminal From ‘Death Zone

Good Mornins   DOCTOR DARES RED GUNS  ‘4 Human Life Was At Stake’

a i i iii i i ani iia ie ec ia i ac a i Ri it i te ie ee i acti i aie Di i tie i i i i Nae ct i a i in i i i ae i en ti Nei ie i i lai  They'll Be Off And Rolling In Derby Tomorrow   Derby Pictures, Stories on Pages 3, 4

They'll Be Off And Rolling In Derby Tomorrow   Derby Pictures, Stories on Pages 3. 4

Tape Seized By Police in British Probe  Recording Made By Scandal Figure

Bridal, Accessories Dial TE 3-3800 for information   pUTI CN RBECRICERATORS

Six Youngsters Killed In Fire  Blaze Started By Clothes Dryer In Home For Retardec

Fire In ons For Retarded Children Kills Six Tots, Five Others Injured

Unaccustemed to Fame and Fortune  Fischers Are Quiet, Hard Working Couple

Dame Fortune Chooses Unlikely Parents For Fame in Birth of U.S. Quintuplets

Past Critical Period  Quints Are Healthy, Getting Wealthy   Unaccustomed to Fame and Fortune  Fischers Are Quiet, Hard Working Couple

Dead Found In Viet Nam  U.8. Copter Debris   U.S. Copter Debris  Yields Four Bodies

13 Americans Believed Killed In S. Viet Nam   Four Dead, 9 Missing In Plane Crashes

Crash Kills 4. U.S. Men In Viet Nam  Fate of Eight Still Unknown

VIET NAM HUNT CONTINUES   Bodies of 4 Gls Found   Related News, Page 2A

13 AMERICANS IN AIRCRAFT FORCED DOWN   At Least Four Knows Dead In Viet Nam After Crashes   2 COPTERS, BOMBER LAND IN RED AREA

‘Copters  Crash In Viet Nam   Four Americans Art Found Dead; Nine Others Missing

: The Harris Survey  Middle- of-Road Voters Might Decide Kennedy-Goldwater Race   GOLDWATER IMAGE

NIKITA SAYS... Long, long time before Red China “has nuclear capability of any importance”

$15.8 Billion Approved For Military Spending   $326 Million for Controversial RS7O Plane Included

85 Passengers  In Hawaii: after - Six-hour Flight. . On Two Engines

Plane Back Safely After Engines Fail  Returns Nearly 1,200 Miles With 85 Persons Aboard

2 Engines Conk Out! Crippled Plane With 85 Aboard In Safe Landing

Say Tax Cut Could Stall Dip in 1964   JFK Advisers Do No See Recession as Coming Sooner

FLICKERING LIGHTS AND IPS POLE FIRE — RESULTS OF DAMAGE  RY Bifnti nm mitt t = re

FLICKERING LIGHTS AND IPS POLE FIRE ~ RESULTS OF DAMAGE BY RIFLE BULLETS

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Temperatures Climb  Under Clear Skies

THE GASTONIA GAZETTE   British Entry Would Require Unanimous Vote

Britain’s Future Is At Stake Common Market Struggles To Preserve United Frent 

\Decision On England May Be Delayed Compromise Planned In Euromart Dispute

British Bid Rests With West Reich   Compromise Secu. On Market Entry, Decision Delayed

British Entry Resting On German Decision   Test Ban Agreement To Be Known Soon

Airliner, Jet Fighter Come Close to Crash  5 Passengers Hurt  As Pilots Take

Airliner and Jet Near Collision  Five Passengers Hurt Nlane af Tham Sarian:

Near Collision In Air Over Syracuse Averted By Alert Airline Pilot

Passenger Plane, Jet Fighter Take Evasive Action To Avoid Collision

Quick Action. Averts Crash Between Jet. Airliner With 52 Passengers

Collision Avoided 22,000 Feet in Air   Craft With 52 Passengers Plunged to Avert Crash

Robots, Leisure Cited As Perils  How Will End Be: Bang or Boredom?

Scientific Spring Fever? Mankind May Loaf Himself To Death, Professor Says

2,500 Soviets Out, 500 In   Boredom (It'll Kill You) ‘1 of 3 Great Perils’

LUSH VALLEY SPARED NEW HARD FREEZE   . Pacific Coast Suffering From  Chilly Readings

Space Hope: At Cape Soar, Slip —   Titan 2 Rumbies To Success; .  Saturn Delayed

Troubles Delay the First Full Flight of Saturn 1 Booster   Mon-in-Space Program Gets a Boost from a fttan 2 Success,

US Man In Space Program Receives Boost And Settach   a  Poe aae  ee ee   Excellent Showing From Titan 2: Saturn Launching Postponed

United States Lifts Titan 2. But Delays Big Saturn Test   FLIGHT DELAYED

Titan 2 Rocket Makes Flight — U. S. Man-in-Space  Program Given Boost

Titan Rumbles 5,8000 Miles, But... Space Program Sustains Setback

Spacemen Have Slim Successes   One Rocket Does A-Okay, But One Suffers Delays

Titan Has Success  Tr ¥ a  In Lanunen   Saturn Shot Postponed Three Weeks

Unaik Up One, ocratcn One,,  Success, Delay For Man—In—Space Proqram

But Saturn Launching Postponed  U.S. Space Program Gets Boost With Titan’s Flight

U.S. Space Program Has Boost, Setback  Titan 2 Performs  Well; Launching of   Titan 2 Performs Well; Launching o Saturn 1 Delayed

A ee eee Inside Teday   Expansion of Vocational Training Gets House OK   To Launch Weather Satellite .~~  Titan 2 Test Bolsters Mani in- Space Plans.

MAN IN SPACE PROGRAM GIVEN STRONG BOOST  TUESDAY SET FOR  eae AMrwr ne, 4 Se A Se   TUESDAY SET FOR IMPORTANT TEST ON WEATHER DATA

Titan Flight Gives Space Plans Boost   Unmanned Satellite: Program Is Moving Ahead; Launch Sét.  By HOWARD BENEDICT AP Aerosnace Writer

Honduran Government Overthrown   Heavy Fighting Breaks Out; Many Dead Reported

Honduras Goverment  Toppled by Militarists   East Germans, U, S. Guards in Skirmish

Temperature Chart   President Removed To End Red Threat, Anarchy, Rebels Say

President I Ousted In Honduras   Heavy Casualties Reported in Capita During Army Coup

Heavy Casualties : in Street Clashes   - Some Loyal, Troops Resisting Land. Reform Kev-to Revolt?

Army Seizes Power, Defie Plea by U.S.   Heavy Losses Told for Both Sides  in Tequciaalna

Bitter Fighting Follows Coup— Casualties o  Civil Guards Continue Resistance: Presi.   Civil Guards Continue Resistance; President Morales Renarted Prisoner.

Pre-Dawn Coup In Honduras; Many’ Dead  Army Deposes President Morales   Leftists Ready To Strike Vs. Dominican Junta

Some Army Units Puttine Up Fight —   Heavy Casualties Seen In Street Battles; Leaders Order Curfew

PRAYER FOR .  @ TODAY °   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

State Police Arson Squad Called In   Central Michigan Students Were Watching Fire When Wall Fell

Mt. Pleasant Fire Kills 3 CMU Students   15 Others Injured When Section of Building Falls

Si Students Buried Under Bricks __  B vilding Struck By F Fire Meas Just leross Fram Centres M        lselaeeieam Common         ABS

Harriman Argues Soviet Will Honor Test Treaty   Rusk Says Khrushchev Wants Peace In Europe

lowaHouse Sends Bill To Senate   Approved 73-28 After Weathering Sharp Criticism

Riley's Bill Now Goes To Senate   lowa House Approves Measure, 73-28, After Fight

Johnson Will Confer With West Allies   Britain, Italy, W. Germany Plan Separate Visits

European LeadersTo Pay Visits   British, Italian, German Chiefs Tc Meet Johnson

Leaders of  3 Nations  To Visit U.S Erhard, Segini, Sir Alee Set

Hotel Submits to NAACP Demand For Removal of Statues in Lobby   Jersey Picket Battle Alerts Police for Renewed Violence

FUNDS TO BE USED TO EQUIP NEW LAUNDRY ROOM AT TOSPITATL.  [ruxos AUXILIARY DRIVE

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY DRIVE FuNps TO BE USED  TO EQUIP NEW LAUNDRY ROOM AT PBPOSPITAL

Nikita, in New Slap at China, Meets Spaak  Talks in Kiev With  Reloian on Easing of   Talks in Kiev With Belgian on Easing o Cold War Tensions

Ignores Showdown  ‘K’ Takes New Slap At Chinese; Talks With Belgium On Cold War

KIEV CONFERENCE  Khrushchev Snubs Red China Meets With Belgian Minister

Red Chinese Snubbed By Khrush   500 Miles Away: No News Leaks From Parley

Charyk Will Head U. S. Satellite Firm Kennedy Discloses Choice of  Air Force Undersecretary

L00.000 Fost to Charvh. ..  U.S. Satellite Job To A. F. Official

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   iCharyk To Head Commercial Communications Satellite Firm

SENATE STARTS  WORK TO AVOID  RAIL WALKOUT NEGOTIATIONS AT  — STANDSTILL WITH  AUR. 92 DNEADLINE

Negotiations fo Settle Dispute Are Snarled   Committee Will Send Bill to Senate Monday

Committee Working At Top Speed   Measure May Be In Final Form  By End Of Day

Rail Talks End, Senate Prepares For Legislation  — Seek to Avert Strike  Expected Next Week

START WORK ON RAILROAD STRIKE LAW   Senate Commerce Committee Drafting Legis. lation; Talks To Aver RR Strike Next Week Hit Snag.

New Impetus To Legislation On Rail Strike   Senate Commerce Committee May Have Bill Prepared Today

Legislative Means Sought To Avoid Railroad Strike Threatened for Aug. 29

Ne w Sense of v rgency  seeenccemnceteen ae esata  Strive to » Avert Railroad Strike

ON RAILROAD STRIKE LAY   Senate Commerce Committee Drafting Legislation; Talks To Avert RR Strike Next Week Hit Snag.

RAIL STRIKE LEGISLATIVE STEPS START   Senate Committee Prepares Measure After Talks Flop

Senators Act On Rail Issue   Committee Hopes to Be Ready With Bill for Senate Debate Monday

Move Begun For Law To Avert Strike   Sen. Magnuson Gets Committee Action ox Levislation Rolling

Threatened Rail Strike Only Week Away, Senators Start Writing Bill

Committee Seeks Way To Avert Rail Strike’  “Hopes for Settlement by Negotiations ‘Between Carriers, Unions Broken Down

Senate Unit Maps Bill In Rail Dispute   Committee Begins Job On Legislation To Avert Walkout

Group Prepares Legislative Step Under JFK's Plar   Action Expected _By Upper House _ Early in Week

Way Sought To Avert Rail Strike  Committee Hopes   Committee Hopes To Present Bill  To Senate Monday

Senate Group Tries To Halt Rail Walkout   CompanyUnion: Negotiations At Imnasse

Unions And Carriers Far Apart  As Rail Deadline Nears Congress Starts Sprint

Lee  As Union, Carrier Talks Collapse. Keon  Senate Girds For Railway E Bill

MEASURE MAY BE READY TODAY   Impasse In Negotiations Stirs Committee Action   Will Be Presented In Senate Monday; Walkout Deadline Week Off

Rockefeller Raps Barry, JFK Views   Rocky Says Kennedy Basic Policy Differs ‘In Five Major Areas

Advantages on Side of Russia, Committee Told  By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAIR SCHOTT

Researchers Find Mars Water Wouldn ’t Even Wet ‘Canals’ of Astronomers

‘Man Image Turns Out To Be Rope, Plug   Should Know Today If Missing Miner Is Still Alive

‘FORM’ IN MINE WAS CONCRETE PLUG Volunteer to Search For Entombed Miner

Will try to tind Bova ‘Body’ in mine turns out to be concrete plug

TV “Form” in Mine Rope and Plug; Search Continues for Missing Miner

Drilling Work Continues at Sheppton Mine  e Shaft Widened   mescue Snait Widened In Search for Bova — Volunteer May  Go Down.

Hope Fades For Third Trapped Miner   TELEVISION IMAGE NOT THAT OF MAN‘’S BODY

Items trom Methodist Cornerstone  History Uncovered in Church Cornerstone

Protest’ Discrimination  Arrest 24. Ministers In Brooklyn Blockade

Anderson Calls Meet Or Kerr-Mills   Welfare Board, Medics To Work Out Disputes

PDB®D BADD DANS er eee eevee tt i  TAMPER wW ‘AT H ‘Ss. 4TELLITES:  Gremlins Work In Space?

Scientists’ Only Explanation Do ‘Gremlins In Space’ Tamper With Satellites?

“GOOD AN EXPLANATION AS ANY?’  Are Space Gremlins Fouling Up Our Satellites?

Are Mysterious Space ‘G remlins’ Tampering With U.S. Satellites?  Four Are Blacked Out But Suddenly Rejuvenated

Only Jackson. Richland To Be Lower   Do Space Gremlins Tamper With Satellites, Then Fix ’em Again?

Tsk, Tsk! Equhantest Blacks Out, Then Goes On Again ‘Do Gremlins Tamper With Satellites?

Space Gremlins?   That's Scientists’ Suspicion About Off-On Again Satellites

Gremlins In Space?  Scientists Puzzle Over  ‘New Life’ Of Satellites

sentinel  Strike Warning Issued by Wirtz   ‘Compulsory Arbitration Law Is Likely Prospect

———————————————————————————  Wirtz Warns Strikes May Bring New Laws On Forced Arbitration

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

11-Member U.S. Delegation Will Go To Moscow   Five Senators In Group Headed By Rusk; Treaty May Be Siqned Monday

3 Vemo., 2 UUF senators Bi-partisan group to go to Moscow Friday

Two Republican Senators In Delegation Going to Treaty-Signing Ceremony

Rusk, U.S. Delegation  Including Republicans Go Friday to Sign Ban

Rusk Will Head US. Delegation At Pact Signing   Five Senators, Includ. ing Two Republi. cans, Going to Mos. cow Friday.

U.S. Group Leaves Friday For Kremlin   Five Senators Among Delegates Headed By Rusk

To Head I1-Man Treaty-Signing Delegation  Rusk Soviet-Bound Friday

Polifical Partisanship Inference of Democrals Rejected by GOP Leaders

Aiken, Saltonstall Going With Rusk   U.S. Party Will Leave Friday for Pact Signing tu Moscow

In Cuba   a7 VWoevee  Russians Reported Using Caves For Equipment

Army Intelligence Chief Reports Cuba Toaaded With Soviet Weapons in Caves

White House Shuns Publicity Subcommittee Tightens Bite Against Business Race Bias

Group Adds Provision To  Rights Bill   Subcommittee Seek: Ban On Racial Bias In Public Places

Say Sweeping Addition Made In Rights Bill  Committee Keeps Change Quiet As

Inc ivil Rights Bill Commiffee Tightens Ban On Race Discrimination~

Concerns Public Accommodations Sweeping Discrimination  Ban Added To Rights Bill

Ban on Discrimination in Places of Public Accommodation Reported in Civil Rights Bil:

Expands Administration’s Request .  Key Addition Reported To Civil Rights Bill

Hlouse Puts New Ban In Rights Law   Tighter Control Proposed On Public Accommodations

Further Curbs on Segregatior in House Bills  Addition Hushed to Avert Loss of Tax Cut Bill Votes

PRAISE EFFORTS IN NEWS STRIKE   WAGNER COMMENDEL FOR ACTION TO END NEW YORK WALKOUT

10 Years Ago Mobs   Broke Thru Police  Lines to View Them   Whites Let In- Broke Nesroes Barred Lines t

Wallace Defies Government By DesegregationOrderWith Police, Guard Standing By

3 cities are kept all white       ‘Negro leader to ask federal court suit

Puts Troops On Alert In Three Cities   Cites Birmingham, Mobile, Tuskegee ; Huntsville Ignored

GOVERNOR HAS NATIONAL GUARD AT BIRMINGHAM   FEDERAL SUIT TO CHALLENGE ACTION TO BE FILED TODAY

Alabama Head Places Guard Units on Alert  Patrolman Turns  Away Negroes at School In Mobile

AHRUSH SENDS FIDEL CASTRO INVITATION   Trip To Moscow Is Slated Sometime This Year   Letter Says He Wants To Discuss Relations Between Two Nations

Forest Fires Continuing   Castro Is Planning on Visit to Russia -

Good idea During the Blackout Excursions Proposed for Newspaper Readers

Hot Pursuit Not To Be Invoked For time Being  Cuban RPanimo Penta:

Blame Bigots, Fanatics  MAT * =) Sn ON oo ie oe   NCC Speaks Out.  On Assassination

Khrushchev Demands ‘No Aggression —   After Signing, Soviet Premier Says Next Is Nonaggression Pact

Stull Much To Be Done, Leaders Say   Nuclear Testing Forbidden in Sar, Space, Underwater

Kremlin Hall  Scene of Pact  Signing Event Nik Repeats Demand  For Nonaggression  Accord With Reds

Treaty Hailed As Important Move for Peace  However, Much  Still To Be Done,

‘Joint Efforts Could Bring Change for Better’  Khrushchev Takes Look at New Year

Foresees Balanced Budget If Kennedy Tax Plan Is Passed   Says Detense and Space Expenditures Show Signs of Leveling Of Soon.

Wenther   KREBIOZEN CONTROVERSY FLARES ANEW  Coed Finds Hope in Cancer Drug

2 Alpena   Kennedy Questioned Soviet Troops in Cuba Stull Matter of Concern

Churchmen Are Divided In Reaction   Some Legislators Angry, May Seek New Amendment

Clergy, Laymen Differ On Bible, Prayer Ruling   Negroes Plan Boycott Of Schools In Boston

To Challenge ‘Under God’ In Pledge Of Allegiance  As Amendment Violation

$771 Million Chopped Out Of Defense Dept. Requests   Set Extensive New Study Of TFX Warplane Cost

Budget Cut Drive Pressed  Congress Committees Chopping Out Funds

Capitol Hills Budget Cutting Speed Increase:  $771 Million Cut From Defense Dept Militarv Reauesct«

Budget-Slash Drive Pic king Up ‘Steam’  Senate Committee Nips $771 Million In Diafance Ride

Bids To Cut Budget Gain  Momentum   Committees in Both Houses Make Initial Dents in Money Bill

Military Funds Cut In Senate   $407 Million Chopped From Kennedy Reques'

$500 million denied Public works program  slashed by house comm.

Extensive New Probe On TFX Warplane Expense Scheduled; Will Take 60 Days

Thorough Audit OF TFX's Cost Jo Permit Coo!   Possible 60-Day Delay in Dispute

Budget Cutting Drive Is Opened  Defense Department Cut $771 Million

Military Hardware Request Is Slashed by $771 Million   Extensive New Study Is Planned By GAO on Cost of TFX Warplane

Coldest Weather Of Winter  Pushing Into Central Texas   Freezing

SLEET AND SNOW FALL MANY PLACES   Chilly Weekend Seen As Warmup Still Days Away

Impacted Area Medsuce  School Aid Bill Advanced With Desegregation Rule

Gov. Dalton Takes Proud Look af the State of Missouri   Asks Legislature to Help Work Oui the  Madarn DProhlama.

Project Due At Brilliant Ohio Power To Join Firm In Big Generating Plant

Congress  Feudin 9  On Posts  Duc ‘ome » Efe 2EL Ove Dis   Outcome Effect On Programs  Of Kennedy Eyed

Solons of Both Parties Feuding Over Key Posts   Action Moves Backstage While Con. gress Is In Recess Until Monday.

Committee Bid: Cause Feuds By Congress  Intramural Fights Cauld Carry Fate   Intramural Fights Could Carry Fate Of JFK Proposals

Outcome Could Effect Kennedy Legislation   Behind-Scene Bickering Is Being Reported

Rails Stymie Spurs New Wirtz Talks   Civil Rights Snarls Governors’ Conference Prelude

Rocky's in the Thick of It Wrangling Begins at Governors’ Parley

Anti-Red Yugoslavs Mar Tito UN Visit   Plane Strafes U.S. Ship Off Coast Of Cuba

AL. NEMMERS, 84, DIES — WAS LIFELONG RESIDENT AND FORMER  CONTRACTOR HERE

Life’s End   AL NEMMERS, 84,  DIES — WAS LIFELONG RESIDENT AND FORMER CONTRACTOR HERE

Constitution ‘JGIP Causes Are Sought   Revision Proposal Rejected By Close Margin. In State

Weather Records In Eastern U.S. Broken   Snow Spreads Over Much Of Midwest As Warnings Of Bad Driving Go Out Widely

More Cold  Standards  Shattered Then as Usual  More Snow Js Predicted

Offer Bill To Allow Cities ToLevy Tax  Would Let All Towns Levy Retai Salae Tavee

Court Upholds Sufficiency of Work Petition   Labor Forces Plan Continued Fight

Combat-Ready Red Soldiers Demanding a Settlement of Clash Over Military Traffic

Soviet Troops Block Convoy on Autobahn  Mystery Surrounds ‘Unexpected Red Move   ‘Mystery Surrounds Unexpected Red Move As More U.S. Soldiers Center in Area

Women’s Rights Measure In Legislative Tangle   Colleges’ Bill Sparks Battle

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Economy Looks Good for Big Fall Rush

Mail-Order Company Under Fire   Advertise ‘Near Lake’, But It’s 45 Miles Away

Fraud Charges Filed by Justice Department   Government Says Nearly Worthless *Eotates’ Sold

YUICES HOPE & PUR ¥. DAC?  3,000. See. Nancy Kneeland Crowned 1964. Rose Queen

  Work Resumes  At Butte Plant   $14,000 Damage Suit Lodged  Against Electricians Union

16,407 ATTENDED FAIR Successful Horse Show Caps 'Four-Day County Fair Stand

BES aSECT.  Workers Get No Response  From Bova  TV Camera Will Be Lowered Into Mine Chamber

No Response From Bova,  Workers Say  Bang On Drill Sten After Completing Hole Underground

‘Portrait of Tragedy ‘President Believed Dead  ‘Before He Got to Hospital

Justice Views Requested In Sit-In Cases   Supreme Court Divides 5-4 In Delavine Action

Regarding constitutional issues  Supreme court asks new sit-in brief

Paper Charges Plot Against Diem Regime   Reports Opposition Leader Planning Possible Coup

Saigon Paper Charges New Revoit Plo   Exile Leader Said t Have Alerted Fol lowers; Reds Over run Two Towns. 

Poll of County Demo Leaders Show Bush Leading Hearnes for Governo!

Young Latin American Reds, Aching For Violence, Courted by Red China

SEEKS COMMUNIST LEADERSHIP —  Red China Bids For Latin Revolutionaries

PRCSIGCAT MCCICesS  Motor Hotel Grou pDoesn’! Sanction Liquor Measure

President Declares  Motor Hotel Group Doesn't Sanction Liquor Measure

Five Blocks Of Goo Two Million Gallons Of Soybean Oil Gushes Out

Pennsylvania State Grange Enters Picture— Buchanan Changes Mind  On Strip Measure Hearinc

0 Attend Ses  School Board Stands  Firm on Salary Action   ‘Request Made to Trim Federal Funds  Civil Rights Group Calls for Crack-Down on Mississippi

Head-On Clash With Unions De Gaulle Aim  French President Manmnae Chitdawn   French President Hopes Shutdown will Defeat Labor

Jead-On Test Of Strength De Gaulle Plans To Smash Labor Unions Power

Prepar es For Tes t Of Strength  De Gaulle Intends To Battle Unions

‘How the Stories Were Composed  The First Christmas   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Religion Writer

ONE DAY ONLY   The Original Christmas Story  John Realized God’s Love   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Relivion Writer

The Garistmas Gospeis John’s Writings Show F ull Significance of Great Event      Ry GEORGE W. CORNELL  Sar SEE cc,

The Gospels of Christmas  Meaning of Christ's Birth Preoccupied John All His Life

The Original Christmas Story  John Realized God’s Love   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Relisign ries

Phenomenon Of C hristmas:  The Last Disciple Tells Great Story      By GEORGE WwW. CORNELL  5 eee

TOTAL OF $595.00  IN CASHLO-RAMA Final Saturday Of Promotion Draws

$585.00 PRIZES IN “CASH-0-RAMA’ THIS SATURDAY   Seven Receive Prizes Totaling $260.00 — Here Last Week 

‘County Red Cross Board Meets New Field Executive   Monday Evening at Or ganization’s Rooms; Dis: cuss Various Changes

County. Red Cross Board Meets New Field Executive.   Monday Evening’ at’. Or ganization’s . Rooms; Dis fuse Various Chances

Eariy Pact. On Defense Promised    Kennedy, Pearson End Meetings . At Hyannis Port 

JFK, Pearson Discuss Nucleat Defense Issue   Leaders Report Progress on Othe Major Problems

WARHEADS ISSUE LAST ON AGENDA   Communique To Deal With Nuclear Defense Dispute; Make Progress On Closer U.S.-Canadian Relations.

Progress Made on Six Other Major Questions in Four Hours Of Talks at Hyannis Port

Declaration Promised By JFK, Pearson   Pronouncement On Sticky U.S.-Canade Issue Expected Soon

Kennedy, Pearson Head Info Windun Of 2-Day Meeting In Hyannis Port

Dutch Beauties—Girls And Tulips   Announcement On Defense Issue Awaited   Kennedy And Pearson End Talks

At Hyannis Port JFK,Pearson Near Decision  'On Nuclear Defense Issue

Defense Issue Topic of Talks By Two Leaders  Kennedy and Pearso! Naar Canferancea En,

~CANADA TO ACCEPT WARHEADS? JFK, Pearson Agree  On Nuclear Defense

JFK, Pearson Continue Talks  Pronouncement Due On A-Defense Issue

Discuss Nuclear Issue  Kennedy, Pearson ToConclude Two-Day Conferences Today   World News Digest

J. S. Canadian Leaders To Issue Formal Communique Today Regarding Defense Issue

U.S, CANADA INCH TOWARD PACT   Kennedy, Pearson Near Enc of Talks on Defense  Teanm

Kennedy-Pearson Statement Slatec ‘On Nuclear Weapons Controversy

2 Leaders Map Report On Parley   Progress Seen On Six Other Major Questions At Talks

Leaders To Close Talk On Defense  Kennedy, Pearson Promise Formal   Kennedy, Pearson Promise Formal . Statement On Issue

Kennedy, Pearson Near A greement  Believe Joimt Statement - May Settle Defense Issue

mse * rearson —  eee A hn ED  '2 Close Friends’ Discuss Defenses

Legisiative Review  Assembly May Have To Enact 2 Redistricting Bills This Séssion

Senate Begins Study Of Test Ban Pact Today   Khrushchev Says China As Nuclear  Power Is Far Away

Harriman Opens Treaty Hearings Quotes Khrush ichev a as Saying  en ee ee ge ces ee ees

QUIZZED BY SENATORS   Negotiator Says ‘No Gimmicks’ In Moscow Pact

HARRIMAN QUIZZED BY SENATORS   Negotiator Says ‘No Gimmicks’ In Moscow Pact

12 Known Dead, Many Missing  Five States Ravaged With Floods Begin Cleanup; 30,000 Homeless

Houses Ripped Apart, Trees Bowled Over  Floodwaters Smash 5 States, 30,000 Flee Homes, 12 Killed

a A ee a a a Aa ie  Keokuk Plans an Ultra-Modern Business District

Nehru Studies India-China Peace Plan   Says Parliament Must Decide

‘Americans Tell of Experience  Bold Exit Cheerea by Bolivian Miners

Cheered By Mires es ss oe eo os so es es es Four American Hostages _ Take Stroll To Freedom

ACAVY DAMAGE Southwest Va. Town Clearing  Flood Debris For Third Time

Bombs: Rip US. Base in Viet Nam.   10 Die, 38: Hurt. by. Reds' Blasts; 3 Yanks Injured

Bombs Explode In U.S. Building  10 Vietnamese Killec And 38 Are Wounded

PRESSMEN SUE . Union Charges Lockout on 3 N.Y. Panorc. Ask €577 it)

He Zigged, We Zagged, And  Died   Parnelli Jones Takes Reporter For Joy Ride

CUSTOM MADE  RUBBER STAMPS UPCO PRINT SHOP   First Methodist Youth to Take Part in CROP Move Halloween

Goldwater's Leaders See Nomination  Claim Senator Has 500 Votes Of 655 Needed

Goldwater Camp Sees 500 Votes   GCanatar Neaade On!   Senator Needs Onl) 155 More for Nod

Goldwater Camp Sees 500 Votes  Senator Needs Onl, 155 More for Nod

Cops Battle ‘Strikers   ‘More Than 160 Injurec in Bloody Rict in Downtown Rome

Harassment Tn Berlin Continues ‘US. and Britain  Now Viewing  It as Serious

Soviet Troops Delay British Units 9 Hours   Officials Convinced Second Action Since Saturday Deliberate

Marlow Report Kennedy Has To Stay Coo When “Incidents” Occur   Shrimp Boat Crewmen’s Signal For Help Answered By Gunfire

2 for 1 split voted by directors  Chysler Corp. again to split stock

Heroic ‘Hoosier Houseboat’  USS Indiana Saga Submitting To Scrap

Jim Clark Takes 2nd Place In Lotus-Ford   REGAINS LEAD   FANTASTIC SPEED

Chance to End Nuclear Arms Race Appears Slight as Negotiations Deadlock at Geneva   An AP News Analysis Ry IOHN MM HIGHTOWER

hussia Unmoved Alter  ( Years  U.S. Hopes for Ending Arms Race Again at Low Tide

s ANG Waits  Nesiiliahen Dig Patiently Away At Tough Disarmament Problems   An AP News Analysis By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

HAS CHANCE EVER EXISTED?  Hope Remains For Disarmament Act   An AP News Analysis By JOHN M. HIGHIOWER

Hope Still  Is Held ByAmerica  GreatChange Must  Be Moscow’s Move

Hope For Disarma as Perststs  Best Chance’ For Ending Nuclear Race Appears Near Collaps

mt May Be Now Or Never For Nuclear Accord  Best Chance’ To Halt Arms Race Feared Collapsing

st Chance of U.S. - ov { n Pact Seen Disintegr       New Deadlock Dims Hope for Dis armament

No Farewell To Arms?  Hone Still Persists But No One Is Optimistic

2 ‘ . p P a te ° : , Soy « fe ey Pi a. Pa oe   7 ro ‘eon Ee ia aaa me  . !  §. Be : my A ales Bott a ae me e i } Dp O 7 n oO rm S a ce S  Ga rs O a wae      (An AP News Analysis)

Under Weight of Deadlock— N-Arms Peace Treaty Talks  Near Collapse?

Best Chance of Ending Arms Race Now Appears on Verge of Collapse

17 AP .Yeuws ANALYS’  Deadlock Threatens to End Discussions On Ending U.S.-Red Nuclear Arms Race   By JOHN Mo HIGHTOWER

Geneva Deadlock--Fate Of The World Disarmament Hopes Grow Dimmer

Best Chance to End Arms Race Appears to Be Collapsing  U. S. Still Operates eae Assumption Disarmament Is Possible

Best Chance To End N-Arms Race Fading   By; JOHN M._HIGHTOWER An-AP News “Analysis

Best Chance Begins to Collapse  'Arms Ban Hopes Fading With Deadlock

Best Chance for Ending the Nuclear Arms Race Appears Near Collapse   Soviet Actions at Geneva Deal Se: vere Blow to Deep U.S. Hope of New Trends in Russian Policy

it F Magy Be Now Or Never For Nuclear Accord     "Best Chance’ To Halt Arms Race Feared C ollapsing   NEWS: ANALYSIS.

Current Deadlock Brings Deep Gloom Affer 17 Years of Effort Led by U.S.  HOPES FOR DISARMAMENT CONTINUE TO SHRINK

‘Chance for Test Ban Truce Doubtful  End to Nuclear Arms Race Unforseen In Near Future

‘New Deadlock May Crush Hopes To End Arms Race   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWEFR

Crists-Born Hope Fades ....     Prospects for Disarmament Seem Grim   By John M. Hightower  Aan AP Aiewe Analvcic

AP Writer Analyzes Situation   U.S. Still Eyes East-West Ban After 17 Years

Chance Of Ending  Nuclear Arms Race Appears Collapsing   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

WEATHER   Belief Growing No A-Ban Possible   After Rising Hopes, Latest Red Stand Greatly Dims Possibility Of Agreement   SANT ARY VIFW

Grim View YVaken Over  Big 2 Talks   Geneva Stalemate Seen Critical As Reds Stand Firm

Polio to Get Coup de Grace   Last Stand Sunday   Florists to Elect Officers Today

Bitter sitter tells story Baby-sitters’ strike falls through   More readers write letters on baby sitters — Page 20

JFK: The Man and The Myth  Kennedy Eves Presidency After Loss to Kefauver

JK: THE MAN AND THE MYTH  Began Drive Like True Son of the Confederacy   ‘Hot Line’ Now  Open for Business

OAS Council Fears War Possibility   State Department Sees Situation as ‘‘Tense;” Naval Units in Position

Lawyer's Remedy “Vote by Mail” Proposal  Gains National Attention

Overhaul of Securities Code Asked   Drastic Tightening of Laws by Congress Urged by SEC

Securities Law Rein Is Proposed   Sweeping Plan Sent to Congress By the Commission

Wide Tightening Of Securities — Laws Proposed   SEC Asks Big Bundle

SEC Sends Proposal To Congress  Sweeping Overhaul Of Securities Laws Uraed

Tightening of Securities Laws Asked   SEC'S Proposals for Overhaul Sent to Conaress

Enactment of Entire Bundle Is Asked—  Securities Laws Measure Sent to Congress by SEC

Stock exchanges approve  SEC sends proposed tight security laws to congress

‘Ole Miss President Answers Attorney General  With Claim School Has Obeyed All U.S. Orders

Since Meredith Crisis  (Ole Miss Official Says School Has Obeyed All Federal Orders

‘Ole Miss’ Head Denies Meredith Case Allegations   Chancellor Says School Obeying All U.S. Orders

Ole Miss Says It’s  Innocent   Universeity Denies Kennedy Charges Of Disobedience

(OLE MISS SAYS IT COMPLIED   Anawering Robert Kenne. dy, Chancellor Says U.S. Orders Obeyed

ANSWERS BOBBY KENNEDY  Ole Miss Chancellor Says All U.S. Orders Obeyed

Concerning Treatment Of Meredith . Ole Miss Official Denies Charges, Recent Criticism By Bob Kennedy

KATANGA FOCAL POINTS   Mississippi U Officials Deny  Kennedy Charge

College Claims Laws Obeyed In Negro Case   ' Charges By Kennedy _Denied by Mississippi; Meredith Says He']] Qui

Mississippi U. Chancellor Replies To Robert Kennedy In Meredith Case

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Chancellor Says Ole Miss Has Complied With All Federal Orders

Ole Miss Obeyed All Federal Orders Since Meredith Riot, Says Official

“ALL ORDERS OBEYED’  Ole Miss Official Denies Charge By Bob Kennedy   Grand Jury Convenes Today To Review Charges Of Riotine

Ole Miss Chancellor, Answering R.F. Kennedy's Charges, Says That University Has Obeyed All Federal Orders

ee ayYE—E—E————— SE  Vatican Council Invite: @Other-Faith Observers

Weather   FBI Makes Arrest In Slaying Of Evers   Bitter Civil Rights Battle Scheduled This Week

Boy, Girl Picked From 5,000 —  White House Gives Pups To 2 Children

Chosen from among 5,000 Missouri boy and Illinois girl will get White House puppies   Thev make sure

(Chosen by First Lady M issouri Boy, Illinois Girl Get ‘Space Dogs’

For Missouri Boy, lilinois SGirl— “House’ Canines To 2 Happy Kids

Happy Youngsters     Missouri Boy, Illinois Girl 'To Get Dogs From Kennedy:

Khrushehev’s Daughter,  . Son-In-Law Granted  Audience With Pope John

Military Aide Want: Nike Zeus   Kennedy Accepts MeNamara Views On Production

Western European Assembly Hands U.S. Setback on Nuclear Force Crew Proposal

British Plan Business Deals With Russians  Also Will Trade With Red Chinese; Pail Biv AI fa be Cavuiat Limian

Judge Orders Integration ln Powhatan   Can't Close Public Schools

Judge Strikes Down Powhatan Segregation  Order Aimed At ‘Prince Edward Tvpe’ Action

‘Stoppages Hit  Janesville Units  Fisher Shut Down; Chevie Crippled

Stoppage Idles Fisher Plant At Janesville   Chevrolet Assembly Line in City Runs at 50 Per Cent Capacity

Upholds  Conviction of lowan  High Court Denie: Plea to Overturn

Defends Law Requiring Defendant Prove Alibi With Preponderance of Evidence—  High Court Rejects Stump Plea in 5-3 Decision

Fire Destroys Detroit Auto Plant, Church   200 Children at Church Services Escape Unhurt

200 Children Flee Church; No One Hurt   200 Detroit Firemen Battle Blaze; Other Structures Damaged

Iderton Power Project . . . Design Contract Let For Keystone Plant

Elderton Power Project . . . Design Contract Let For Keystone Plant   sion line to be built concurrent. ly by a group of 18 investor-own ed utilities.

oJ0 Neported Sate Sailors Panicked, Bitter Survivors  Of Lakonia Claim

Survivors Claim  Crew Panicked  In Ship Disaster Left Passengers  To Save Themselves,  Travelers Say

Panic’ Tag Pinned to ©  Ship Crew   “Survivors Rap Rescue Effort

Letter: Moscow to Peiping  K. Says Any Peace Talks Must Be Held In Kremlin

Dispute between Communist giants      Khrushchev regains initiative over Red China

House Votes 91-37; Senate Gets Measure  Four Hours of Heated Debate Ends in Passaage of Closing Bill

SUPERSEDES LOCAL ORDINANCES ~ Minn. House Passes - Sunday Closing 91-37

Plan Shown In Article By Minister   Atomic Deterrent Hoped To Operate Within Seven Years

Atomic Subs Included Jn  France’s Aim   Nuclear Deterrent Plan Unfolded By De Gaulle

Jack Paar Is Quitting NBC Again: Miffed at Failure to Get More Time

At Least 65 Killed in Attempts  16, 456 Climbed Wall  in Past Two Years

Cold Wave  To Return Tonight   Today’s Weather Respite To Be Brief; Overnight Lows of —12 to —20 Seen

News Day, Night   U.S. Justices Press For Views On Accommodation Request

High court drops hint in dispute   Rights question may be decided

Where to Find It   Italian Voters Shy Away  From Fanfani’s Government

‘Silver Whistle’ Opener Provokes Laughter, Praise   “THE SILVER WHISTLE,” by Robert E McEnroe. A comey in three acts presented by Trail of Six Flags Theatre. Charles McCally directing.

Russ Ignore Joint Moon Shof Plan   Press Reaction Favorabie to JFK Appeal for Peace

Mav A VMVUEEDREAR LN 2 YRARS  Extra Police Called To Quell Chicago Racial Conflict

Senate Hones Axes For Cut In JFK’s Stepped Up Bill  GOP Split OnWorksProgram

Dynamite Is Sought In Racial Calm   Cases Reported Stolen Prior To Birmingham Riot

Negro Pupils Are Expelled   Birmingham Board Cites Race Marcher:

Says Dynamite Stolen Before Bias Blasts  _ Sheriff. Fears  ‘Plenty Loose’ In Birmingham

School boycott proposed  Reprisals threatened if negro pupils suspended

Police Alert For Possible New Bombing   Kennedy, Wallace Talk Briefly OF  Integration Issue

Alabama Pu Pupils Are Expelled  1,081 Negroes Are liveived Due To  Demonstrations

In Birmingham  1,08] Negro Pupils Expelled For Desegregation Activity

100Pounds Taken Out Of Storage Sheriff Says That  Heavy Patrols Out

Birmingham Dynamite Theft Bared   Stolen Explosives May Be Linked Te Racial Blasts

Dynamite Theft In Birmingham Revealed Today  fw... Gg. egw ee Ramee

Sheriff Reveals Dynamite Theft   Link to Bombings In Alabama City

Conversation ‘Not Unfriendly’   Governor Greets President In Racially-Tense Alabama

AFTER KENNEDY VISIT  Dynamite Theft Probed As Calm Settles In Birmingham

Probe Theft Of Dynamite In Alabama   Kennedy. Governor Wallace Discuss Racial Troubles

THEFT OF DYNAMITE IS ‘REVEALED   Uneasy Calm Prevails Over  Past Weekend

1,081 Negro Student Marchers Are Expelled In Birmingham   HOLD HEARINGS

Police Probe Large Theft Of Dynamite  Uneasy Calm Exists  In Birmingham  During Weekend

‘Frightening Amount’ Stolen -Birmingham Probes Dynamite Theft   Bulletin

DYNAMITE LOOSE IN BIRMINGHAM   Big Theft of the Explosive Probed; City Is Calm; Security Tight

PROBING THEFT OF DYNAMITE IN ALABAMA AREA   UNEASY CALM IN BIRMINGHAM WITH LOOSE EXPLOSIVE

PROBERS CALL LARGE AMOUNT FRIGHTENING   Dynamite Stolen From Storage House Prior to May 11 Bombing   CITY ‘CALM’   Police, Troops Stand By; Kennedy, Wallace Meet; Not ‘Unfriendly’

Negroes lose school credit  1,081 paraders are suspended, expelled in Ala.

3irmingham Authorities Seek Missing Dynamite   in Greensboro.... Negroes Plan New Marche:

JFK Confers With Wallace   Sheriff Says Dynamite Stolen Before Birmingham Bombing

\29 PERSONS ARRESTED  ‘Blind Singer Released: Plans Another Protest

Quintuplets’ Mother Is Anxious To Return Home to Other 5 Children

AT SENATE HEARING Attorney General Says States Rightists Seeking Exploitation

States Righters’ Views On Civil Rights Hit In RFK Plea to Senate

Robt. Kennedy Hits States Rights Use   ‘Noble Concept’ Degraded To Serve Exploiters Of The Underprivileqed

: Pushes Accommodations Plan  Attorney General Criticizes Supporters of States’ Rights

ATTY, GENERAL TESTIFIES FOR C-RIGHTS BILL   Reminds The Committee That Humans Must Be Protected   SEES LONG NEGLECT IN RACIAL DISCORD

-KRU00 INTO DEMILITARIZED ZONE 22 8 Oe eee  REDS ATTACK IN KOREA

Letter Ties Aging  Suitoeto Singer  sie pale SAS  Police Probe Background of Man wha ¥illed Amarienn Qnrarna Sta

Love Letter To Slain Opera Star Is Found   Written By Accused Man

American Opera Star Shot to Death in Rome Hofel   Find Note in Purse from Talent Agent; Slayer Shoots Himself tn Heed.

de Gualle Agrees Not To Torpedo British Yet   ee ob ee Temperatures YESTERDAY HIGH-19 at 2 p.m. LOW-7 at 8am.  KKM Kk a & ar   GOES TO CONGRESS THURSDAY —   Kennedy Launches Tax Program

Me Ob tt ot ot tt Temperatures YESTERDAY  Low 65 at 5 a.m. High 90 at 2 p.m,  + + + + we ww   IN MEDITERRANEAN  U.S. Rejects Soviet oe For Removal Of Missiles

Liberty Amendment’ Bill Killed By Senate Committee...See Page 27

Princess Graces Niece ls Missing Three Weeks; Young Boy Friend Absent

15-Year-Old Missing For Three Weeks   Is Niece Of Princess Grace

Scientists Study Sun Eclipse   Fast Jet Gives Extra Margin For Study

Science Studies Eclipse Dafa   Longer Look Needed At Solar Phenomenon

WHERE TO FIND IT   SOLAR FLARES EXAMINED Scientists Get Longer Look At Eclipse In Speeding Jet Plane

Moon Helps Science By Making It Easier To Steal Glance At Hot Sun

Diggers ‘Strike Gold’ Under Mill; Owner Had Told of Burying Money

TOLD SECRET FEW HOURS BEFORE DEATH  Workmen Dig Up $350,000; Owner Didn't Trust Banks

Buried Cash is Dug From Under a Mill  Over a Half Mill ion; Owner Didn't Trust Banks

Man Just Didn’t Trust Ban  Buried Famnics $500,000 oj It, ls Found Under Feed Mill

Miller Didn’t Trust Banks Buried Treasure Pouring:  From Cans Found At Old Mil

Find Buried Treasure In Excess of $14 Million; Man Didn‘t Trust Banks

Buried Money Is Uncovered  At Ohio Mill   Third ‘Treasure’ Milk Can Discovered At Feed Plant; Over $500,000 Found

Nearly half million found © Who said buried treasure can’t be uncovered in ’63?

Belonged te Owner  $350,000 Buried Fortune Unearthed Near Ohio Miil

‘Fortune Of Half Million Dollars ‘Found Buried Under Mill At Troy

The Late Mr. Altman Didn’t Trust 3anks  Spade Work Uncovers An Old Man’s Fortune

MA ty EXCEED HALE MILLION  neces seheenmite SON Rae NNOC tA tt  Fortune Discovered  Beneath Feed Mill

He Didn’t Trust Banks  Treasure Seekers Find $500,000 in Cash Cache

‘Troy Treasure Hunters Find Milk Cans Stuffed With Money  Ohio Mill Yields $500,000 Cache

Buried treasure found under old mill An Ohio   More than half a million dollars dug up as hunt continues: man didn t trust banks

Find Over $500,000  Diggers Unearth Fortune Beneath Altman Feed Mill

Treasure Found Under Old Mill  $350,000 Recovered; In 10 Gallon Cans

TREASURE HUNT UNCOVERS CANS STUFFED WITH BILLS   Heirs Dig, Find Fortune in Buried Cash

Distrustful of Banks, Mill Owner Leaves Buried Fortune of $500,000

MAN DIED AT ROCHESTER ERA ETE  $500,000 in Currency Found Under Feed Mill

Inside Today's Times   Workmen Find $350,000 Beneath Feed Mill Plant

mae Beneath Mill  ee ee  om ee NR SS ee  Diggers U LicUuVv erg  Buried Gash Hoards  / 

Man Didn’t Trust Banks, Children Say  $350,000 Found Buried Under Mil

Owner Didn’t Trust Banks — Thousands of Dollars Found Buried In Cans on Grounds of Old Mill

Mill Owner Didn’t Trust Banks  Digeers Unearth Fortune In Milk Cans

Buried Treasure Dug Up From Beneath Old Mill  In Southwestern Ohio

Treasure Hunt   Half Million Is Dug Up Near Trov: Wl Owner Didn't Trust Banks

Mobsters Loot Transport Depof, Take Jewels, Other Valuables: Offer Victim Champagne

Samaritan Bill Is Expected To Pass Senate   Aim Is to Halt Malpractice Suits In Accident Cases

Russia Vetoes Test Ban Talks by Big Three   Insists 17-Nation Arms Group Thrash Out the Issue

Soviet Veto Snarls Talk On Test Ban   ‘Reds Insist On Disarm Parleys. By Entire Group

125,000 Stage ‘Freedom Walk  in Detroit   Rev. King Addresses Largest U. 5. Civil  Riehts Demonstration

Me NAMARA MAKES HIS RE PORT Viet Nam Pledge Renewed:  U.S. Optimistic For 1964

US. Vowing Support for S. Vietnam   Govt. Is Determined To See Steps Against Reds a Success   (Photo on page 10D.)

Lee at Gettysburg: 'We must return to Virginia’   World, Washington Briefs

Gettysburg Battle Report Is Recreated in Story   Re THw HWEASHAW

WEATHER   LEE TURNED BACK AT GETTYSBURG  ee AA RRR A ON  Confederate Mareh Halted   HFAVY IT OSES

Commerce Aide Fears Rail Strike   Urges Congress Act Promptly; Cites Some Scare Buying Reports

Believes Rail Strike Will Occur   Roosevelt Asks For Prompt Action

OFFICIAL 10 ACT IF BRAZIL REDS PONVENE TANAY      Anti-Communist Governor Vows to Arrest Rio Parley Chiefs      ‘CUIBDIVISION’ SEEN   Cuba Solidarity Congress to Meet in Sao Paulo, Be hes

uban lines with Moscow not Peking ;   Committed to K’s side in big ideological war

Fidel Backs Khrushchev   Red-Carpet Treatment. Rubles Make Difference

Report Castro Winding Up Soviel Trip  ee Bok   Havana Backs Russia in Titf With Red China

Document Puts Castro Solidly Behind Khrush   Hospitality and Rubles Pay Off

Khrushchev Wins Castro To His Side   Cuba Leader Signs On Every Item Whicl Has Irked Red China

Today’s Index   ROOSEVELT BOOSTED TEXAN IN SPOTLIGHT Johnson, Clever Campaigner, Faces - Fight To Keep Presidency In 1964

Negro Leaders Predict More Than 100,000 Will March on Washinaton

Catholics Protest Missouri Ruling By Filling Public Buses, Schools

U.S. Ship Picks Up Passengers; Four Americans   Vessel Sinks Near  _* 2. ._.. @... gg...

185 Rescued In Big Air and Sea Rescue Operation   Four Americans, Only Ones Known Aboard, Picked Up

Two Dead, 43 M issing Off Okinawa      185 Persons Saved As Ferry Boat Sinks

Ferry Boat Believed To Be Carrying 240 Sinks Off Okinawa; 185 Rescued

55 Missing, 185 Saved a Ferry Sinks  Wolk. APL   4 Yanks Named Among Survivors  of Okinawa Ship

RESCUE 185, 2 ARE DEAD, 53 MISSING   Four American Servicemen Among Survivors Of Disaster Off Okinawa.

  A Ainerican Sey rvicemen Picked Up OX   Two [Known Dead,  Others Missing  Near Okinawa

Heavy Seas Sink Ferry; 185 Saved   Japanese Vessel Had 240 On Board From Okinawa Port

'  2 ARE DEAD, 53 MISSING   Four American Servicemen Among Survivors Of Disaster Off Okinawa.

240 Aboard, 4 Americans Among Rescued—  Ferry Boat Sinks, 185 Saved

Ferry Boat Carrying 249 Capsizes, Sinks   185 Rescued; Others Missing

185 Of 240 Passengers And Crew Saved As Okinawa Ferry Boat Capsizes, Sinks

24.0 Aboard; 2 Are Dead, Rest Missing   Jap Ship Capsizes In Stormy Seas, 4. Americans Rescued

Helio, Therei  agi0 pa  iin Meet You On The Feature Page   Ferry Sinks; 185 Rescued

4. Americans Are Among Those Saved  Search Is Launched   Search Is Launched  For Survivors

185 Rescued When Ferry Capsizes  240 Including  Some Americans Were Aboard

Pope Stronger After He Has Blood Transfusion   Appears at Studio Window, Blesses Bia Crowd in St. Peter’s Square

IMPROVEMENT NOTICED FOR AILING PONTIFE   Pepe Again Appears At Window, Blesses Great Throng   REGULAR PHYSICIAN REMAINING ON CALL

Pope Gives Blessing To Huge Crowd   Holy Father Appear: Vasily Inproved After Nicht’s Rest

Rest and Blood Transfusion — Improved Pope Blesses Crowd From His Windou

Pope Is Strengthened By Blood Transfusion; Will Begin A Nine-Day Novena

Pope Appears fo Be Better Today  Appears at Window to Bless Larqe Audience

Blessing crowd of 15,000 Pontiff appears much improved as result of blood transfusion

PONTIFF RALLIES "ARTER RELAPSI   ‘(Blood Transfusion Was ‘Real 1 Tonic,’ Looks Vastly Improved; Blesses 15,000

FOLLOWS GENERAL PATTERN     Blood Transfusion ‘Tonic’ For Pontiff

Transfusion boosts Pope  Rallying well from his most recent relapse

Pope Rallies After Sleep, Transfusion  Looks Vigorous Blessing Crowd From His Window

Wife Is Told Of Tragedy ByPresident   Death Comes During Night After Doctors Battle for 39 Hours

President To Wife's Bedside   Shows Strain Of Two Days OF Worry Over Infant

Respiratory Ailment Brings Death   Plan Private Funeral; Jacqueline’s Condition Is Called ‘Excellent’

Comforts Jackie In Time Of Tragedy Grief Stricken JEK Joins Wife

 Tragic News Flashed Around World  Chief Executive Was With Son When lEnd Came: Funeral Set For Saturday

President's  Son Is Dead   Loses Struggle for Life At 3:04a.m. Oshkosh Time

Heart Gives Out  After All Efforts By Doctors Fail  Disease of Lungs Led to Patrick’s  ee So i Be  SS — DUDIUI

Disease Takes Life of Son 39 Hours Old  President Goes To Wife's Side;

Breathing Difficulty  Too Severe   President Nearby When Infant Dies

President Goes to Mate in Hospital   Son Loses Battle to Breathe After 39 Hours of Life

Infant's Heart Exhausted After 39-Hour Struqgle   President With Tiny Son When End Comes, Goes to  Wife at AF Base.

Parents Get Many Words Of Sympathy   President Only Few Feet Away as Child Loses Battle for Life

Kennedy Baby Dies  from Lung Disease Battle To Save Infant’s Life Fails   News At A Glance

Baby Patrick Kennedy Dies Early Today   Private Funeral Ts Planned for President’s Son

Kennedy Leaves Hospital To Break Bad News To Wife   OTHER CHILDREN

Cardinal To Say Mass for Child Tomorrow  President   President In Room  When Baby Died

Breathing Too Much  For Heart JEK Goes to Otis.  Funeral Saturday

Kennedy baby dies: fight for breath too much   Sorrowing President returns to wife's side

World Mourns Death Of Kennedy Child   Mass Of Angels To Be Celebrated

President's new son loses battle for life   struggle to keep breathing too much for tiny boy

Lung Disease Fatal To Premature Baby   Kennedy Flies From Boston to Give Tragic News to Jacqueline Who’s Still Confined in Air Force Hospital

Tiny Patrick Lived Only Forty Hours   Hyaline Membrane Disease Of Lungs Cause Of Death

iny leat Overstrained      Expressions of Sympathy Sen? From Across World

Heart Fails From Labor Of Struggle   President Near By As Child Succumb: To Lung Condition

Arrives At AFB Hospital —  President Joins Wife To Share Heartbreak

Kennedys’ Baby Dies  Of Membrane Disease   Mis. Kennedy Gets News ‘Of Death From Doctor

Private Rites Will Be Held On Saturday   JFK At Son's Side; Jackie Said Excellent

Grief-Stricken President Rushes To Wite’s Side: First Ladv In Privaey

President at His Wife’s Side to Share Heartbreak of Their Infant's Son’s Death

Aa KF KD  Membrane Disease Fatal Kennedy Son Dies in Boston Private Rites Set Saturday

Baby Loses Battle; Tiny Heart Stifled  Cardinal Cushing To Officiate At

Kennedy Visits Wife’s Bedside Two Are Sharing  After: ie) Daath Of Raby

Of respiratory ailment  Kennedy baby died 39 hours after his birth

NVisits for 2 owns; Yilles Sel Sal larday  : Xennedy Leaves:  «Por Summer ome To Sec Children

Private Funeral  Rites Tomorrow  Infant Succumbs After 39-Hou - Madical Battle to Save Life

Services For Kennedy Infant To Be Held In Boston Today   rede Wisease Thal” HOR TE of new-born Patrick Kennedy has baffled medical men for ‘ears. Storv on Pare 4.

Heart Exhausted by Struggle .. .. Patrick Kennedy Dies After Living 39 Hours   Kennedy Consoles  Grief-Stricken Wife

Struggle To Breathe Is ‘Too Much For Heart Of Kennedys’ Infant Child

PREMATURE BOY LIVES 39 HOURS   “Mass Of The Angels” Saturday For Patrick Bouvier Kennedy.

President Only a Few Feet Away As Baby Son's Tiny Heart, Overstrained by Breathing Difficulty, Stops Breathing

Kennedy At Wife’s Bedside   Flies To Otis AFB After Baby’s Death

AFTER SHORT BATTLE FOR LIFE  Messages Of Sympathy Pour In After Death Of Kennedy's Sor

President Near, Carries Tragic News to Wife; Private Rites Saturday— _  Kennedys Son Dies From Infection in Lunas

Struggle To Breathe ‘Too Much For Baby   Jhkk Conodies Grieving Wife

Infant Dead After Only 39 Hours   Patrick Kennedy Dies Early Today In Boston Hospital

President at wife’s bedside   At News-Herald / Reading Record No. 3 available:

LUNG DISEASE STIFLES HEART EARLY TODAY   NEWS KEPT FROM MRS. KENNEDY AT AIR BASE HOSPITAL

Sorrowmg Kennedy At 'Wite’s Side   Flies To Air Buse Hospital Following Death Of His Son

Prematurity, Lung Iflness  Are Blamed  Funeral Rites For Infant Tomorrow

PRESIDENT STANDS NEARBY  Baby Succumbs To Lung Disease   SHARE HEARTBREAK President Spends Two Hours With Wife After Son‘s Death

Heart Gives. Out In Fight For Breath   President) Nearby At End; Wife Not  Told Ininediately

Private funeral planned  Kennedy infant dies early today of lunq disorder

Struggle Strains Heart  Patrick Lives   Patrick Lives Only 40 Hours

THEIR NEWLY BORN DIED THIS MORNING:  President At Wife s  Side, Share Sorrow

Dr. John Walsh Informs Mother Of Tragic News   Family Arrives To Help Jackie At Otis Hospital

President At  Child’s Side Cardinal Cushing To Officiate At Funeral

Lung Ailment Overcomes Tot's Heart   President at Bedside As End Comes at 4:04 This Mornina

Kennedy baby dies; lung ailment overcomes heart   President only a Tew teet away at time of death: services to be held Saturday

Kennedy Infant Succumbs Today   Stillness Hangs Over Otis AF Base Hospital

Strain is foo much for Kennedy infant   President returns to Jackie...   to tell her of the sad news

Relief Checks Halted In Ulinois  Emergency Food Centers     Like Depression Days

Food Centers Set Up in Chicago fo Ait Hunary After Relief Funds Are Gone

Lawmakers Consider Compromise LoanBill   Food Is Distributed To Hungry Families

flor r ve (Jrbidis. TD Mahes  f Paulls-Lve Landing          Last Moments Tense; Newest Astronaut Remains Calm Through Hectic Landine

Sub Skipper Dedicated To Sea Life   His Parents Cling To Hope He'll Bring It Through

IdeaGrows For Stricter Parole Plan   Will Study Case Against 3 Caught In Gunfight Here

Policeman Buried: lowans Protest ‘Easy Paroles’ That Cost His Life

Today’s Index   FLORA TAKES BELT AT HAITI   Killey Storm Lashes Island; Heavy Loss of Life Indicated

 I: ews in a nutshell  * PROM OUR WIRE SERVICES      Graham doesn't have cancer

“Dear Klaus” Letters. Are Written By German Girls To Border Guards

In Council Bluffs Slaying .. «  Ex-Mental Patient Object of Manhunt

Holiday directive is vetoed   State employes win back 2 paid holidays

e “=GOV, RHODES REBUFFED-— Court Rules Against Holiday Work Order

Inquiry Counsel Hiring Act Due  Senate Unit Faces GOP  Demands in Baker Caca

Business-Farm Program pesiscssinisietincedtatnincimestnuiiaiis. scsi  Gilpin. Cunningham Honored

‘Liquor by Drink’ Bill Author Has Doubts House Will Approve Measure

Sees Little Chance for Liquor Bill Rep. Dietz Doubts  His Measure Can Pace House

‘Biggest Pork Barrel Project In History, Magazine Says  Arkansas River Navigation Program Criticized

JFK: Give ICC Power To Modify   Message to Congress Aiming To Block Nat. Strike

Forecast   FEDERAL COURT RULES  Reapportioning Meets Demands Of Citizens Suit   REQUEST DENIED

Oe Oe ee et 3b ot Ot  Temperatures * YESTERDAY  LOW: 55 at 1 a.m. HIGH: 77 at 1 p.m.  Oe oe ae ae ot ae   Britain’s Prime Minister Signs Away Royal Titles

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Says Castro Cubans Build Airbase In Mexican Junale   Expelled For Trying To Hide The Evidence

Denies guilt but ‘n> comment’ Hoffa facs new charges of juror bribery

DURING CONSPIRACY TRIAL  Hofta Facing Charis Of Jury Rig Attempt

Hoffa Faces New Charges In U.S. Court  Unionist Accused Of Trying to Bribe Tuorors in Trial

Hoffa ls Charged With Attempting To Bribe Jurors  §-Count Indictment Is Returned Against Teamsters President

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Hoffa On Charae of Jury-Bribing Attempt

Hoffa Is Indicted By Federal Jury  Charged With Trying to Bribe Jurors in Conspiracy Trial

Teamsters Chief, 6 Others Indicted On Charges Of Offering Jurors Bribes

Charges Of Bribery Hit Hoffa   Indictment Says He Attempted To Influence Jurors

WORKING FOR NOTHING  British Playgirl Says Ward Reneged On Payotts

Sex Scandal Irial Continues  - Star Witness Insists She Perjured Herself

Indict 2 in SAC Data Leak Ploi   information Involved it Engineer-Chauffeur Case Pinpointed

3 onspir aey  8 Re In. Spy Case   Federal Grand Jury Returns 3-Count Verdict

Jury Indicts 2 On Spy Charges  Canrve Dae   Court Postpones Bond Hearing For U. S. Engineer. Ruceian

Romney Revises Approach to Tay Reform Problem  Government Costs May Be Cut Sharply

Strong Winds, Hail Rip State   Milwaukee, Montello Suffer Most As Storm Whips in from Northeast"

7 Sailboats Capsized By  Lake Squall   All Crewmen Taken Safely To Shore By Coast Guard

Friendly Guests  Blaik, Royall Set Meétings With White, Negro Officials

Presidents Team Schedules Meeting   Royall And Blake Style Themselves As ‘Friendly Guests’ In Birmingham Crisis

IN BIRMINGHAM Presidential Team Begins Job To Help End Racial Tensions

CIVIL RIGHTERS IN CLASH WITH CHICAGO POLICE   PROTEST ‘DE FACTO’ SCHOOL SEGREGATION ATTEMPTING SIT-IN

Reductions WouldCome In 3 Stages  Sl) BillionAsked For Individual Taxpayers

Reforms To. Recover Part Of Amount.   Applause Lightest   Applause Lightest At Tax-Revamp Par Of Lona Messaae -

President Asks Record Slash in Taxes   Anti-Filibuster Plan Introduced

IDEA FAVORED BUT ECONOMIC ICCHES DAICED   Solons Call for Economies to Offset Any Tax Cnt   PROBLEMS REVIEWED   ‘President Warns of Complacency in Message lo Lonoress

May Find Trouble In Congress      *resident Urges 3.5 Billion Slash In State Of Bnion

Plan Receives Little Applause During Talk. .  President Sees _ No Relaxation. In Cold War

$13.5 Billion Slash Asked   ‘Bat Dean Takes Gloomy View  - Foster Sees Test Accord      Disarmament Talks  ‘Open In New York

Many Lawmakers Call For Economy   Lower Levies Deemed Desirable, But Economic Wisdom Questioned

Trouble Seen As Economies  To Be Sought   Warning Against Any Complacency About World Status Issued

Things Move Quickly Now In Legislature  Senate's Finance  Init Urced OK Of

Finance Group Okays Budget tor Two Years   $750,000 Added By Committee to Emergency Fund

hUTURE IS BRIGHTER  Bureau Suggests Priority For a New Mexico Route

Barry Opens Fire On New Rights Edict   Democrats Join Him In Denouncing ‘Off Limits’ Order

GM Reports Top Profit for “62  Net Income Set At. 31.459 Billion

GM Re ports Record Sales  Net Income   S1.4 Billion For 1962 Tops  Previous High

W. Berlin Returns Willy . Brandt Sails to Victory By Impressive Margin

Communists Shut Out in West Berlin   Willy Brandt’s Socialists Hold 62.3% Majority

TODAY'S MARKETS  Local . . . K. C. Livestock Chicaso Grain ...N. Y. Stocks  =~ TONAY'S MARKETS TONDAY—   NEW WVoORK ecrocre

Two Markets Rocked By Explosions   They Come On Heavy Shopping Day In St. Louis

Troops Break Wallace Resistance, ‘Escort Students info Alabama U.

WALLACE’S DEFIANCE [S ENDED Federal Troops Escort Two Negroes Into the University

Ex-Premier of Togo. Takes Job   Finding Work for Soldiers Biq Task

Belaunde Lead: In Peru’s Vote  But Frauds In 2 States May Delay The Final Result

More Than 2 Million Ballots Cast Vote Frauds Hang Up Tally As Peruvians Held Election

KHRUSHCHEV-TITO PARLEY  Russia, Yugoslavs Begin New Era of Friendship

800,000 Set To Cross  East Germans Enlarge Two Crossing Points For Christmas Visits

Guards Enlarge Wall Openings  Thousands of West Berliners Waiting

YULE REUNIONS START IN RED SECTOR   First West Berliners Pass Wall For Visits

Santa Flies High in Rio   West Berliners Crossing  Red Wall for Yule Visits

Red Wall: First People Cross Into  East Berlin  fl... a tg TY.   Communist Passes Not to Have Been Valid Until Friday

West Berlin Resident Cross Wall   Early Starting Of Holiday Visits Causes Surprise

West Berliners  Start Reunions  Reds Admit First Of Yule Visitors

\4¢ Christinas Gift  Firs st West Berliners Pass Thr ouch Wall To East Sector

Berlin Wall Crossings Enlarged   Flow Into Red Sector Begins Friday Morning

First group leaves to visit relatives  Berlin Wall opens after two years

OUD UW Pa, PEStt i - , ‘ “ -- .. 6 First Crossings ol *,  Red Wall Are Made

Christmas Visits hristmas Visits  West Berliners Begin Crossing to East Zone

—REDS PERMIT EARLY START— First West Berliners Begin Visits To East

Traffic Beains Through Wall Into E. Berlin   Early Crossings Are a Surprise

Holes Enlarged In Berlin Wall By Communists  First From West Cross Over Today To Meet Relatives

Pre are For Yule Crossin “i  E. German Border Guards Enlarge Wall Check Points

Christmas Knocks New Openings in The Berlin Wall   800,000 Berliners Are Expected to Visit in East with Relatives,

Inside The Times   For Berlin Cr  Reds a Up Gates To Speed Yule Flou

For Christmas With Relatives  Flow Of West Berliners To Red Area Starts Friday

Veterans of W.W.1 & Auxiliary Install Otticers   World WarlI ~ Veterans Meet’

What Next? Group Of Young Politicians Pick Dog As Their Chairman

Amendments tc 5% Sales Tax Likely fo Pass  GOP Leaders in House Not So Sure on Liquor Tax Hike

Senate Bans Aid To UAR  Yugoslavia  Vote To Keep Lid on Funds  ee ef

W asin, gion:  Aid Banned For Arabs,  Yugoslavia  Senate Refuses Request for Free

Senate Bars Aic fo Tito, VAR  Senators Ignore JFK Rid for Frea Hand

Also Put Curb On JFK Power Of Discretion’  Surprise Setback   Surprise Setback For White House Jolt to Leaders

ALUMI INIOTE RA LION. BUCKED ~ Senate Votes to. Ban id to Slavs, Arabs

ACTION ALSO INCLUDES ARABS   Keeps Lid On Assistance To Indonesia, Others   Tacked To Authorization Bill Puts Restrictions On Administration

Snubs White House, Own Leaders  Senate Puts Ban On Aid To Yugoslavia And UAR

YUGOSLAVIA  WILL NOT GET  AID FROM U.S. OKAY AMENDMENT  TO KEEP LID ON AlN TO INDONESIA

Turns Back On JFK, Leaders  U.S. Senate Votes To Cut Off Aid To Yugoslavia And Arab Republic

Puts prohibitions into aid bill  Senate votes to ban aid to Yuaoslavia, U.R.A.

Turns Back On White House Aid To Yugoslavia Is Rejected In Senate

Senate Stops Tito Aid And Rebuffs JFK   Nasser Included In Cut-Off As Leaders Lose In Vaice ¥ote

Turns Its Back On White House And Own Leaders   Administration Forces Reeling After Action

Senators Vote Aid Fund Bans   Administration Loses Fight to Keep Free Hand On Aid to Slavs, Arabs

Senate Puts Prohibitions In Measure  Votes Amendment To Keep Lid on

Senators Cut Off  Indonesia   Deny Money to Latins Because Of Fishing Policy

Senators Ban  Aid to Tito, UAR   Progressive Cardinal Calls Holy Office ‘Unfair, Unjust’

Senate Votes To Ban Aid To Yugoslavia And The United Arab Republic

“Runaway’ Senate Puts  Hobbles On Foreign Aid   Administration Whipped Again

Senators Turn Backs On Leaders, Kennedy   Solons Also Approve Amendment Putting Lid on U.S. Assistance In Indonesia: Administration Reels

Wishes Of Administration Ignored As Restrictions Pile Up On Bill

Repubs Aim Guns On Angry Dixie   LTUANS DAUA UN  Renee Votes Aid Ban To Yugoslavs, Arabs

Senate Votes No Aid for Two Nations  Turns Back on White House—Refuses Money  i ee

Denies JFK. Rights Of  Discretion   vr Tre Fy ey. TTF   Keeps Lid On Help For Indonesia

ACTION BLOCKS KENNEDY'S BID FOR FREEHAND   Senators Also Approve Keeping Lid on Aid to Indonesia q   Lausche Would Wipe Out Discretion on Helping Any Red Nation

senate Snubs White House  Foreign Aid To U.A. R.,,  Yugoslavia Are Banned

Wire snaps beneath Great Wallendas troupe  Six injured as human pyramid falls

Door Is Closed ...  Derby's Field OF 9 Is Topped. By Candy Spots

Youthful Coack Trial Witness  Ruts Libel Case   Butts Libel Case Enters Third Day

Bolton Called As Witness School Aide Says butts Confirmed Conversation

Trio Seized AtStoreIn Mississippi   Action In Jackson Taken As Leaders Talk With Mayor

DEMOS 10 GET 1] MORE SEATS ON COMMITTEES  NEW ALLOTMENTS Tr OCT ADDODNAVUAI

CHAIRMEN MOSTLY sO UTHERNERS Democrats Pick Up Il More Committee Seats In Senate

Probe Strafing of U.S.-Owned Ship Off Cuba   Havane Admits Its Air Force Attacked Vessei

Havana Admits Strafing Of Vessel Says It Carried Arms, Saboteurs   EXILE RAID

Strating of Shi Pp by Cuba Probed  U.S.-Owned Vessel Attacked by Planes; Mistake Hinied

Strafing. Cuban Attack At Sea Probed      Military Alertness  U.S. Learned Lesson from Caribbean Crisis

Ship Strafed During’ Jury Trims  Land Aware  Cuban-Exiles Battle? To $20,000

U. S. Probing Attack on Ship Of Cuban Coas!   Havana Radio Says Vessel Strafed but Doesn't Give Reason

Inside The Proaress   U.S.-Ownec Ship Hit  By Cubans  Government Starts Probe Into Strating

U. S. Is Probing Ship Strafing  Vessel Possibly Ran Into Exile Attack On Cuba

Launch Probe Into Strafing Of U.S. Ship  - Fired On Off Conet OF Crhe

Castro Admits Vessel Attacked  U.S. Probes Strafing Of Ship Off Cuba Coast

Strafing of Ship Will Be Probed By Government  Cuban Planes Fired Aa A... 2°... Vee. ft

U.S. Launches Probe Of Attack by Cubans   Reason for Strating Ship:Near Cuba Coast Unknown

Ship Attack By Aircraft Stirs Probe   Cuba Says Planes Fired On Pirates In Caribbean Area

: Off Cuban Coast ‘Government Launches Probe ‘Into Strafing Of U.S. Ship

Probes Strafing  Of Ship   Cubans Claim Ship Carried Men and Arms

U. S. Probes Strafing of U. S. Ship  Havana Radio Reports Planes Attacked Vessel

Cuban artack  State Department looking into strafing of U.S. ship

U.S. LAUNCHES  INVESTIGATION IN  SHIP STRAFING SHOOTING DONE BY  CUBAN PLANES FOR REASONS UNKNOWN

87 Perish © In Kruption Ot Voleano  Toll May Go Higher   Toll May Go Higher In Balinese Tracvedy

Fair, partly cloudy Sunday   74 at 1 p.m. today 40 low this morning 77 high Friday  52 high year ago 26 low year ago.

Chance of few snow flurries   40 at 1 p.m. today 17 low this morning 38 high Friday  32 high year ago 25 low year ago.

Goldwater Rejects Rocky’s Challenge   Solon Would Debate Only Demo ‘Weaknesses, Not GOP Policies

BARRY VS. ROCKY  GOP Debate Vetoed   Ike, Nixon Reject Kingmaker Roles, Page 8A

Larry Rejects Rocky's Offer OfBigDebate   Two Potential ° GOP Candidates Talk In Oreaon

Instead Urges New York Governor to Challenge Principles of Democrats

Sen. Goldwater Rejects Rocky's Debate Offer   Anti-Kennedy Talks Preferred Over GOP Inter-Party Policies

Retail Sales Tax Of One Penny On 25-Cent Purchase To Start July 1

By. Senate Commerce C ommittee . Showdown Session:  Held On Railroads

UNC Bars Haldane As Speaker   First Action Under New Law Re TLesislature

Heavy Storms Roam Great Lakes Region High Winds, Hail  ‘Trigger Accidents In Midwest Belt

Inside   President Broadens Crackdown On Anti- Reds   By Robert Allen and Paul Scott

n Crackdown Extended  Administration Flip-Flop Hamstrings Exile Groups

Tumultuous NY Visit Gordo And Trudy Cooper Celebrate ’Til Wee Hours

SPACE HERO VISITS BROADWAY  4 Million New Yorkers Pay Tribute to Cooper

Cooper Sees Broadway Show, Goes Clubbing, To Cap Big Day InN. Y.

‘Gordo’ Tours N.Y. Night Clubs kok ok Ok x ek kk * x ok *k * k ok ok *   Astronaut, Family Heading For Houston Welcome

Goldwater Challenges Udall Boys to Contest   ‘See earlier stories on Page 40)

© TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nations’ Council of Churches Religioas Features)

St. Clair Case  High Court Holds Negroes May Bypass State Channels

COURT RULES © NEGROES FILED SUIT T00 SOON   DISCRIMINATION IN TRANSFER WAS ST. CLAIR CHARGE

Death Toll Rises From Outbreak Of Flu: Fast. South Hit Hard By Chest Ailments

PICK-UP TRUCK HITS REAR OF GASOLINE TANK TRUCK HALTED  Piet CSA OUR eI

PICK-UP TRUCK HITS REAR OF GASOLINE TANK TRUCK HALTED  eke: EGE  waren

Explore Details Of TEX Link   Gilpatric Recalled To Senate Talks

Problems and Blessings  Wives of San Antonio ministers tell about their problems, on Page 1-E.   Paintings Recovered  In Caracas Gun Fight

LN Fl RNITT Rk BOXE s Police Eecover Five French Paimdimes Afier Gun Battle

VENEZUELA NABS 3 ART THIEVES   5 Paintings Worth $659, 000 Recovered in a Wild Guin Battle

Boyden Student To Receive Bachelor of Arts Degree ‘From Westmar Collese

Local Student To Receive Bachelor of Arts Degree From Westmar Collere!

Bill Offered ToSet Up Nev Jobs In Ohio   Board On Higher Education, Primary Date Change Asked

Rhodes Bills To Get Action  Measure To Create New Jobs Is Studie

Extra Levy Defeated County Voters Renew TB  And Child Welfare Levies

No Subsidy — For Soviets In Grain Deal   U.S. Taxpayer Foots Expense for Subsidy; One Advantace Seen

JFK Says No; Halleck Says Yes  ‘Does U.S.-Russian Wheat Deal 'Involve A Subsidy For Soviets?

Kennedy Has Opposite View  Halleck Sees Wheat Sale As A Subsidy For Russia

Today's Telegram   At Taxpayer's Expense: Halleck Declares Wheat  Sale To Involve Subsidy

Ils Wheat Deal Subsidy to Russians? Kennedy Says No, Halleck Says Yes   Halleck:

Kennedy Has Opposite View  ee Stas Vpposite View  Halleck Sees Wheat Sale As A Subsidy For Russia

ls Wheat Deal Subsidy to Russians? Kennedy Says No, Halleck Says Yes  a Pe Paha FELT CO oP  Pa

Taxpayers Foot Bill For Wheal   Dispute Rages Over Whether Subsidy’s Given

En  Raymond E. Bielema and Joyce Badrick Are Wed Saturday   Clubs & Lodges

Charred Body Believed Moio :  Rackets Figure ~ Shot Through Head

West Blamed For Wanting  Inspections  Tsarapkin Ignores Demand For Clear Poliey Statement

Isarapkin Sees talk Breakdown  Russion, American Envoys Clash Sharph

Clashes With U.S. Delegate Inspection Demand Will Bring Ban Talks Halt, Soviet Says

Soviet and U.S, Clash Over Inspections  Tsarapkin Says West to Blame If Ban Talks Fail

President Sees Danger Unless Okay Is Prompt   Says Passage by Current Session of Congress Would Insure Against Recession.

Little Hope For Tax Cut This Year   Senate Group Crushes Plan to Speed Up Hearings on Program

Committee. Kills 1963: Tax Action  Senator “s Reject  Speedup IL-1

Senators crush move to speed action on tax bill   Romney's plan fo revise Michigan tax law fails

Reject Move to Speed Up Bill Hearings   HI-f Vote Kills Hope for Action Before Next Year

He’s Donated Millions Rejuvenated Jake Factor Admitted to Citizenship

WHERE TO FIND IT   JOHN F. (JAKE THE BARBER) FACTOR Ex-Convict Becomes Citizen Before Judae Who Tried His Tax Case

Jake the Barber “luckiest man alive’’  Ex-con turned philantropist now citizen

Moves Made to Prevent Violence At Capital March   SECOND FLOOD IN 2 WEEKS  Torrential Rain Swamps Buffalo

Washington Demonstration Plans Told  Negroes Pledge Peaceful March

AL Precautions To. Avert Frouble Taken   Nlegro Leaders, Capital Police Working Fa hAake Demonstration Peaceful Affair

Kansas Gels Space Chance From NASA   Administrator Tells How To Go About It

Visit To K-State A lour Mignignt  Webb Challenges Kansas To Get Into Space Act

HAROLD SCHMIDT BUYS  RED OWL GROCERY STORE AT WECTRDONMY «sasinind

 Coffee-time.  e—     HAROLD SCHMIOT BUYS  RED OWL GROCERY STORE aT weerTepoany winw

THIS IS JOHN GLENN DAY Astronaut, Noted Ohioan, Gives His Flight Souvenirs To Smithsonian

GLENN HONORED U.S. Marks Anniversary  Of Ist Orbit   DAY OF MEMORIES   FAMILY VISITS

Ceremonies Today At Smithsonian Institution  Glenn To Present Space Souvenir.

Fidel Gets Fast Look at Russ Rockets on May Day   U.S. Envoy Boycott Soviet Fete

CASTRO SEES BIG PARADE IN MOSCOW   Reds In Rome Hail Gains In Recent Voting

Yanks Boycott Moscow Display Starring Castro   (Photo on Picture Page)

Khrushchev, Castro Review Big Parade   American Ambassador. . Stays at Home

Gen. Nosavan (Turn to Page 5)   Senator Takes Student Off Government Pavrol

eam SATELLITES  US, Soviet Scientists Sign hii On Joint Space Plan

2 Nations Reach Satellite Accord  U. S., Soviet To   U. S., Soviet To Probe On Weather

2 Nations Reach Satellite Accord  U. S., Soviet To Probe On Weather

HOW'S THIS FOR A SWITCH:  U.S., Soviets Pledge To Be Space Buddies

Jumping Rope May Lead To Killer? Mystery Surrounds Lancaster Murder

Fairfield Death Probe Pushed   Attractive Lancaster Woman's Body Found

Shaff plan  survives three tests  Fatal error is  rejected, 33-17

GREEKS, TURKS Cyprus Fighting Kills 2, Hurts 9   PoLlit¢ bP PATROT

Battle Flares In Cyprus On  Constitution  Two Turks Shot Dead In Affray; Nine Waoaiunded   GUN BATTLE

Oshkosh State Prepares For Huge 1969 Classes  Page R.?   Hour-Long Gun Battle Breaks Out Between Turks and Police

Blood Flows In Cyprus As Greeks, Turks Clash   Johnson Today Completes First Month As President

Greek-Turkish Strife Bursts Into Violence; Two Killed, 9 Injured

WWW WW RWW OWN WOW WOW WOW WW 9 2 Known Dead In Worst Cypriot Riots Since 60

Greeks Battle Turks   2 Turkish Cypriots Are Killed And Nine Others Hurt

FS FE EN OS eS ee A ee  2 Known Dead In Worst Cypriot Riots Since '60

Temperatures  Around U.S.   Tratfic Toll Drops in Ohio As 17 Die During Weekend

Deficit Finance Proposal Given Committee Nod   $13 Million Total May Be Lowered

N.Y. STOCKS  —_—. ,. FF... we...   Details on Page 15  Good . Appetite

Racial Demonstrations Delayed in Greensboro   SOME TROOPS LEAVE BIRMINGHAM AREA

New Racial Bias Film Produced by University of Wisconsin Attacked

Only Mississippi Holds Out wee School Bells Ring In New  Era: Integration In South

Keeps Close Eye On South Viet Nam Sifuation  By Soha M. Hightower   School Bells To Toll End Of Era In South

MISSISSIPPI ONLY STATE HOLDING OUT   Most Prepared For Violence  If It Comes

WIN UIN ES TY OY  Bells Toll Out End Of Segregation In Many Dixie Schools

Bells Tolling Out Ending of Era in Southern Schools  White Pupils Have Negro Mates   White Pupils Have Negro Mates In Alabama and Carolina Classes

{School Bells Will Toll This Week to Bnd Ironclad Segregation in South

100 MPH WINDS POINT TOWARD ISLAND ~Hurncane Warnings Hoisted in Caribbean

U.N. Urging Ban on Arms To S. Africa  No Effect Expected On Its Policy of  Racial Seoregatiann

Security Council Asks Arms Embargo UN Aetion Isn’t Expected To ‘Reform’ South Africa

All UN Nations Will Not: Enforce ~~ The Arms Embargo ‘On South Africa

‘Worldwide arms ban called by U.N   Indications all members will not enforce embargo

Apartheid Seen Continuing  Embargo Unlikely To Stir South Africa

Continuance of §. African Race Policies Seen  Despite Call for * Arms Embargo by UN Security Counci

Where To Find  South Africa Arms Embargo Won't Affect Racial Policy

Charge Meddling In Africa  Some UN Members View Arms Embargo Askance

Denies ‘Unfair’ Charge * Riffle Defends Finance Plan For Tech School

15 NEGROES JAILED IN KNOXVILLE New Racial Troubles Rreak Out in South

New Integration Troubles Frupted On Numerous Fronts 'e Sexth Thursday.

Shaky Truce  In Birmingharr   Some Minute Problems Remain In Dispute, Negro Leader Declares

Is it part of race to moon?  Soviet flight studied by budget trimmers

U.S. ASSIGNS NAVAL REINS TO M'DONALD   6th Fleet's Boss Tokes Anderson's Job in Pentagon

_ Expansion Will Deperid On Traffic  Scheduled Air Taxi Starts Here May 29

on Will Deperid On Traffic  Scheduled Air Taxi Starts Here May 29

Life’s End   Lite s tna  ELLA A. MEINERS, 71, FUNERAL SERVICES SET — FRIDAY AFTERNOON

Life’s End  ELLA A. MEINERS, 71, FUNERAL SERVICES SET — FRIDAY AFTERNOON

Full Use of Montana Timber Resources Could Multiply Payroll, Butte Group Told

Drummond-Hall Area Children Enjoy Butte ‘Y’   Full Use of Montana Timber Resources Could Multiply Payroll, Butte Group Told

4-Year Wasteland In Va. Education Ends As County Opens Schools For Negro Pupil:

Negroes Have Had 4-Year Vacation Few Whites Are Expected In Prince Edward Schools

Midcontinent Areas Receive  Some Rainfall   More Blazes Break Out in Several States Along Atlantic Coast

‘Woodlands  Are Closed  In Virginia Winds Stirred  By Hurricane Pose Threat

Potal of 258 Arrested  In Chester Trouble  ‘Demonstrators : hee To Block   ‘Demonstrators Try, To Block Entrances  To School

Negro Protest Brings Police  Pa. School Termed  p.i.... €,...../]..J}

Some Feel Change in Governors Not to Have Maior Effect on Leaislation

> Claim Future ‘Uncertain’ ‘Coalmen Drop Scholarships —Blame Tough Mining Bill

‘Man of Month’ Held In Threat to Bomb Schools, Hospitals   Criminal! Assault Charged to Youths

See BUILDING TOPS, Page 2   Uganda-Hippo Banquet No Threat to Steak Dinners

St. Mary's Church In The Hollow Of The White Hazel Near To The Rapid Whirlpool Of Llanty Silio Of The Red Cave ls Nothing But A Phony

No Announcement But Observers See Rocky As Already Off and Running for ‘64 Nomination

Integration Letter Topic  For Diocese Catholics Urged Accept Mixing As Inevitable   “LITTLE DOUBT”

Bellmon Qusts Director Lyons Of GRDA Boare   Sen, Wilkerson Is Blamed by Pryorite

AF TQ PURCHASE {000 PHANTOMS   Plans to Haye 14 Wings af ‘Best Fighter’ by 67, Gen, Disosway Says

ALSO FRIGHTENING ~  Story Of Havana Bombing Amazing   VARIED SIGHTS

100-POUND BOMB IN BACKYARD SHED Florida’s Secret Arsenals Behind Havana Air Bombinc

 in ntiiad ewe cis svrurnw a gf Oe Bk eee oer  Frichtenine Story Behind Cuba Bombing

Stock Secret Arsenals ee  Anti-Castro Adventurers \Load Grenades in Miami   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1968, Boston Traveler

Adventurers Annoy Fide! With Make-Shift ‘Fleet’   By JOHN RAYMOND

Boston Reporter Reveals How Cuban Freedom Fighters Live   By JOHN RAYMOND

School Board Says: No Smoking, No Drinking For Friendswood Teachers

American Taxpayers Not Alone   Situation Even Worse in Other Parts of Globe

—IWO-ofage Frocess-— Experts Forecast Small  Tax Cut Bid by Kennedy

Two-Stage Plan Would Begin July 1   Second Income Tax Reduction Would Follow Next Year

See JFK Tax Cut by July   Expect Modest Slice Now, 2nd Cut Next Yeor

Freeze   Tw o-Stage Tax- Cutting  Plan Seen  Kennedy Expected   Kennedy Expected To Propose Slash  Of $10 Billion

Two Phase Tax Cut . Expected  Reduction May Total About $10 Rillion

KENNEDY AIMS TO CUT TAXES ABOUT JULY 1   President Plans a Seconx Reduction in Levies Next Year   SEES DEFICITS   Some Objections to Slash Indicated in Both Haine

2-Stage Tax Slash Plea Anticipated   Kennedy Expected To Ask for Cut Effective July 1

SEE 2-STAGE $10 BILLION REDUCTION   With 1962 Portion Of Reduction Starting July 1  ane asace™ wats   To Send Tax Message To Congress Late In Jan.; Anticipate Deficits

Modest Tax Slash Plan Anticipated  2-Stage Reduction Would Not Be In Effect Before July

CWA Suspends Three Leaders   Local's Withdrawal Sours Union Action

Farmer Testifies How — Billie Sol Showed Him The Way To Owe Monev

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copvrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Demonstrators Removed From State Capitol; Two Chain Selves to Seats

JFK Puts Guard In U.S. Service   Negroes To Attend Classes Wednesday, Federal Aide Says

Loose Ends Are Tied Up  ~ Complete Aareement Reached In Press strike

Development Post Is Given To John Faber   Richard Everett Also Appointed By Gov. Campbell

From Coast to Coost—  Long Distance Call Rate to Be $1 For 3 Minutes

102 Boys, Girls Stay in Shelter  Civil Defense Test Held for 15 Hours

323 Sailors Eseape Fire on Navy Ship   Destroyer Hit by Flash Blaze at Maine Pier

Flash Fire Erupts On US. Destroyer   323 Crewmen Aboard Flee Vesse! Blaze Confined to Boiler Room

CONFEDERATES SCORE MINOR GAINS BUT UNION LINES HOLD  Major Battle Apparently Brewing

Debt Limit Hike Put On Shelf 5y Committee  ual Problem sam icate d By

Congressmen Face Chore Of Raising Debt Ceiling While Pushing Tax Cuts

 ppineDebt Limit Poses  Painful Job   Congress” Task Complicated By Tax Cut Plans

Raising Ceiling On Debt Annual Job of Congress   Task Is Difficult For Demo Leaders

Debt Limit Hike Put On Shelf By Committee   Annual Problem Complicated By Tax Cut Proposal

Congress Postpones Debt Limit Action   But Increase in Ceiling Will Come Later: Hope to Keep to Minimum.

CONGRESS FACES PAINFUL ANNUAL EXERCISE Raising National Debt Ceiling Is Difficult Job For Dems This Year

RaisingNational Debt Ceiling To Be Tough Job   Especially Difficult Because Of Kennedy’s Tax Program

House Unit Delays Debt Hike Action   Task Painful In View Of Kennedy’ Tax Cut Proposal

Postponed for Month House Grou p Delaying Boost for Debt Ceiling

UppingDebi Limit Poses Painful Job         ess? Task comiplicatedl By Tax Cin Pans  Cong

Debt Limit Boost Task Put on Shelf   House Committee Delays Action on Distasteful Issue

Many State Firms Would Shut Down   Auto, Cereal Industries ould Be Hardest Hit In Matter of Few Days

Wallace Promises To ‘Take Action’ Despite Injunction By Federal Judge

Wallace s Enjoined By Court   Governor Intends Tc Act Even If It Will Mean Jail Sentence

Vows Action To Bar Trio At University  Three Students Will Attempt to Enroll Monday

Gov. Wallace Taking Risk On Position   Federal Jurist Enjoins [executive Fron Interfercuee

LBJ Pledges To Continue  Peace Fight  Promises Congress He Will   Promises Congress He Will Pursue Kennedy Policies

Johnson Pledges Search for Peace   New President Maps Foreign Policy Course

lells Congress He Will Pursue JFK's Policies   Chief Executive Gives Top Priority to Passage of Tax Cut, Rights Bills.

Tells Congress need for rights, tax cut bills  Johnson asks cooperation

Promises Pursuit Of JFK Policies   Top Priority Given Tax Cut, Civil Rights Bill

Promises To Maintain U. S. Peace Commitments In Viet Nam. Berlin

Rights Bill Enactment Urged As Tribute To Fallen Leader: Appeal Made For Tax Slash

Asks Action On Program By Kennedy   Peace Commitments To Be Carried Out, New Leader Asserts

Legislators Map Attack At Harrisburg   Albert W. Johnson Expects to Submit Resignation Today

Three Major Assassination Probes Start   FBI, Senate, Texans Search For More Details  By JACK VANDENBERG

Major Probes Developing in Assassination  —   . President Johnson Orders FBI to  Investivate

Three investigations into Kennedy slaying   World press asks answer 'to assassination riddles

Three Major Probes Beain   Inquiries Expected to Disclose All Details on Kennedy's Death

Two Drown:  In Flash Bisse Flood  Lubbock Hard Hit:  Many Leave Homes  When Water Rises

ighteen Dead ‘Oh Holida . FEAR OK OK OE OK OA A EO OE OK OO Oe STATE. LEADS IN TRAFFIC DEATHS AT HALFWAY MARK

Proposed In Ohio House School Districts May Get OK To Levy Income Tax

Income Tax For Schools Is Proposed   Bill Would Give Local Districts New Fund Source

School Districts May Get OK To Tax Incomes   Bill In Legislature Would Be Limited Tc One Per Cent Bite

Proposed Bill Would Give Ohio School  Districts Power To Levy Income Taxes

--WOULD AVOID STATE LEVYProposes Income Tax For School Districts

School Districts May Get OK To Tax Incomes  Bill In Legislature Would Be Limited Tx

ome Express Concern over Wheat Sale  Mixed Reaction by Wheat Belt Farmers over JFK's Decision   Landon Labels Sale a Bad Deal   Kansas Reps Ask For Assurances

Trieste Makes Test Dive in Harbor As Inquiry Board Continues Stucy

Two Boys Held for Slaying in Birmingham  Negro Scuffles With Troopers, Loter Stabs Man

Two White Teens Remain in Jail In Negro Death   Search for Bomber Still Continuina

Press Church Bomb Probe Two Youths Are Jailed In Death of Negro Boy

Two White Teen-agers Are Held In Jail Without Bail On Charge Of Killing Negro

Two White’ Youths Are Denied Bond   Held In. Jail In Negro Boy Slaying

Two White Youths Held i in Slayin eo  Jailed Witheut Bond in Death - of Negro Boy in Birmingham

In the Birmingham Crisis... Two Boys Are Held in Jail Por Slaying a Negro Youth

Two Youths in Jail as Birmingham ‘Continues Investigation of Deaths

Teen-Agers Remain In City Jail   Search Continues For Bomb-Thrower In Church Deaths

2 White Boys Held In Jail In Birmingham   No Bail Is Allowed Youths Accused Of Slaying Negro, 13

2 White Boys Held For Grane Jury In Killing  Birmingham Teeners Charged With Slaying

2 White Boys Still In Jail For Slaying  Pair Denied Bond In Shooting Death Of Negro Youth

White Youths Held In Slaying Of Negro Boy   Two Teen-Ager: Denied Bond

Four Are Hospitalized Tornado Causes *1 Million  Damage In St. Marys Area

Chicago Quizzes Three in Slaying  Checks on Stories In Alderman Case

Trying to Prove Fitness  Ozark Ridge Runner Leads estes on 50-Mile Hike

Airport Gay Just Before Crash  Welcome Home Party That Never Came Off

... Joy Turns to Concern, Then Fear... Finally Word: No Survivors

DIDN'T KNOW HONEYMOON WAS OVER   Laughing Group Waited For Plane

Rice Throwing Kin Awaited Honeymooners   Joy Turns To Sorrow As News Is Released

Clarifies K Proposal Nuclear Treaty Is Linked To Ban On War: Mikoyan

Russian Deputy Links Ban Plan To Polish Pact   Mikoyan Talks to Western Reporters

Turks Fire On Britons; Reasons Not Determined   Cesriots In UN Rap ‘Turk Fleet Movement

Armed Turkish open fire on Britons in Neapolis   Security Council meets Cyprus accuses Turkey of ‘gunboat diplomacy’

Woman Shot in Ist Attack onForeigners   Three Jets Buzz Major City After Warships Scare

Turks Fire on Britons   Report Shooting Incident In Strife-Ridden Cyprus

CHICAGO 10 “MEET FORCE WITH FORCE"   Police Won't Interfere With Peaceful Picket ~ ing But Must Protect Themselves.

In Legislative Hearings In Reform Proposals— Jobless Pay Loophole Threat Told By Exec

Peron Power Is Shown By Blank Ballots   3 Million Backers May Vote Blank In Araentina Election

\inety Refugees Arrive in Miami By Air from Cuba   Wants to Go Back

90 Persons From Cuba Land in U.S.   38 American Citizens Included In Group Aboard Ransom Plane

In Central America Gun - Smugglers Are Trying To Arm Anti-Castro Cubans

Florida Boss Backs Plan To Name Cape for JFK   Earlier Story, Page 2

Local Residents Irked   Florida Boss Backs Plan To Name Cape for JFK   Earlier Story, Page 2

New Orleans’: School Board Gets Demands   Ohio, New Jersey And Kansas Cities Have Mass Protests

Wichita, Cincinnati hit by racial demonstrations   Related stories on page 2

BENTDAHL TO LEAVE INTERNATIONAL MILL POST HERE FOR BANK AT RUSHFORD, MINN.   Name Minneapolis  - "Be een MES Gone.

BENTDAHL TO LIAVE INTERNATIONAL MILL POST HERE FOR BANK AT RUSHFORD, MINN.  Name Minneapolis  Man His Suecessor+

Measure Doubles Present $1 Per Barrel Levy, but Nine Smaller Breweries Unaffected

Senate Okays New Beer Tax   Measure Would Double Present $1 Barrel Levy on Product in State

New Beer Levy Eased for Small State Breweries  Salary Increase Proposals Killed   Salary Increase Proposals Killed In Bucy Session

Khrushehev Iwadar Talks Decisive?   News Index   Lodge Walks Into Mess Which Has Cost U. S. $5 Billion Without Result

Space Flight Funds Curfailed  House Committee Cuts Appropriation

Rabbit-Like Humanity   CESSES GEG FeCersecessss 7  Historian Warns Of Population Problem

But Only on Our Terms, Soviet Says   17-Nation Conference Told Letters Make ‘A New Basis’

Controversial Anti-Filibuster Battle  Finally Taken From Senate’s Agenda

Entire Seven-Man Crew of Missing Vessel Rescued South of Key West

Governor Is Confident on ‘Taxing “Plan  Brown Thinks Deduetion Plan: : Will Pass.

Featherbedding Elimination, Better Income Noted at Hearing on Milwaukee Road

Cool Air Brings _ Only Minor Rainfall   Winds Fan Major Forest Fires In Two States: Heavy Snows In Some Places

Dominican President. Demands Investigation   Says Rights Violated By Haiti’s Duvalier.

British Face Major Threat From Riots   Macmillan’s Government In Trouble: France Also Has Labor Crisis

Red Rift Healing Suggested   Moscow And Peking Speakers Urge End To Bad Relations

Rev. F. P. Kearney, Dean Of Studies 'At The Mount, Dies Of Heart Attack

Accident Renort   GALS CAN VISIT MALE DORMS Students look for right book--one that won't keep door open too much

Chacharis Is Given 3-Year Jail Sentence   Demos Introduce Compromise Plan For Reapportionment of Indiana Legislature   Cay Mayor Blamed Again By State Board

19 Beer Age Bill  Amended To Balk  Uniformity Hopes Senators Decide  To Permit Option For Higher Limit

Lomtracl lo Low bidder Highway Commission Rescinds Reflector Buv

The World Today  xkx«n* xk x**kn*   Red China Broadcasts New Attack

Auction Ring Here to Give 50c Per Cow to Fight Against Screwworms

Order Birmingham schools to make integration plan   Submit by Aug. 19

SUUTMERN GU FEEL:  Lyndon Tougher to Beat Than JFK   OVER ROCKY, BARRY its  Sees Margaret As Winner

Twisters Accompanied By Torrential Rains Cause Great Damage In Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi.

Twisters, Flooding Bring More Misery   Tornadoes Strike Tennessee, Alabama Mississippi; Five Known Dead, Scores Injured; Property Damage Severe

5 KILLED: HIGHWAYS FLOODEL   Twisters Accompanied By Torrential Rains Cause Great Damage In Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi.

Five Dead, — Damage High  In Twisters   Flooding Covers Wide Sections Of East Tennessee

Twisters Kill 5 In South; Floods Add Destruction      Heavy Upriver_Rains_To Put Ohio Crest At 55 Feet

Series of Twisters Kill at Least Four   Kentucky Floods Chase Thousands From Their Homes

3 States Swept By  Tornadoes   Flood Waters Add To Heavy  Propertv Damage

Twisters Leave 5 Known Dead, Damage Is Heavy   Major Highways in Tennessee Flooded

» Die; Floods Follow Winds   Three States Battered; . Water Shrouds Damace

Five Known Dead In Three States   wintry....  Snow And Blow Forecast For Northern New Mexico

Tornadoes Hit Three States: 5 Are Killed   STRANGLER STRIKES AGAIN Fashionable Section Shrouded In Fear

Tornadoes Hit 3 States. 5 Are Dead   Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi Lashed; Seores Are Injured

3 States Report 5 Fatalities   Tennessee, Alabame And Mississippi In Worst Trouble

JFK happy over tax bill; to fight delay  Won't concede plan imperiled by Conareas battle

Coup Attempted While Leaders Out of Country   Uprising Said Smashed After Heavy Fighting In Streets of Damascus.

Fighting Erupts in Damascus _~ .  Syria Tanks Put Down Rebellion

Indicate Coup Crushed Civil, Military Rebels Launch Syrian Revolt

Rebels Strike When Leaders Leave Country   Reports Indicate Some Casualties In Street Battles

Tribute Effective  uesday—      i  Sir Winston Churchill Is Honorar V American

mejtecttons on Stir Winston  Whitman’s Description Fits Churchill: ‘I Am Large. I Contain Multitudes”

OUR NEW CITIZEN, CHURCHILL:  'A Crumbling Lighthouse That Led Great Fleets to Harbor’

‘Woman Hoarded Huge Wardrobe  nh Devante Thaneande Of. Dresses. Shoes Went Unworn —

Stes Dead Now, But... iFantastic Wardrobe Uncovered (In Rich Chicago Woman’s Home

Cold Extends Into Areas of  Gulf States  Mass of Arctic Air Holds Tight Aerodss Midwest

Cold Snap Clings To Southland  North Florida Ad Teoee be.   North Florida And Texas !n Freezing Zone

Cold In South But No Stormy Weather Today   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  A heavy snowfall began in Garrett County early today and accunwlated nearly two inches within four beurs. ....

Dublin, Berlin Throngs Greet U.S. President  Kennedy Speaks OF Wi nd Of Change  Biaasimm Baaee VAseot

Irish Greet Famous Descencant   Sentimental Journey Into the Land Of His Family

Dublin, Berlin Throngs Greet U.S. President  a ee   Kennedy Speaks Of Wind Of Change Blowing From West

Ohio Sales Tax Boost Hinted   Rhodes Denies Plan: For Hike Underway

Speculation Grows in Capital  State’s Tax Future Still Big Puzzle

LBJ Favors Lowering  Voting Age  OKs Report On Poll Taxes, Literary Tests

TERROR OF TEXANS ~ Remains of Kiowa Chiet ~ Returned to Oklahoma

Bothered by Fleas? There's Market For Your Unwanted Guests in Britain

IF YOU HAVE ANY, PLEASE HELP Flea Circus Is Itching to Uncover New Stars

~~ Down To Four Stars Flea Circus Performers Hard To Find Says English Trainer

Health Rules Create Scarcity — Operator of Flea Circus Scratches For New Actors

 Contest Rules Outlined      - Six-Class Tractor Pulling Contest Farm Bureau Sponsored at Youth Enix

Emporia Skies:   Emporia Weather   WoW Goodland Gets First  Snow of the Season

Among 14 Selected For Space Trips   Capt. Anders, Capt. Eisele Picked by NASA

WEST GERMANY HIT  Russians Caution U.S., Allies On Proposed Nuclear Defenses

‘OBSERVERS RE-EXAMINE ROAD EVENTS   Statement Quick After Return Of Nikita, Gromyko

Soviet Warns Against West Nuclear Fleet   Russians Declare Cold War Peace Efforts Imperiled

Reds Forcef ully Caution U.S.  Against Nuclear DefenseForce   Artillery Firepower Beefed Up

Pact Signed After Debate  Reds To Open Berlin Wall For Visiting On Christmas

West Berliners May Visit Kin...  Berlin Wall Will Be Open for Holidays

Agreement for holidays reached West Berliners may visit relatives in East Berlin

Agree to Opening Wall for Holiday   West Berliners May Visit Kin in East

Will Study East: Germany’: s Christmas ‘Open House’ for Its Political Significance

Berlin Wall Passes OK'd For Holidays   Agreement Signed To Allow Wes Berliners To Visit Kin. Friends

Agreemen F 2GNeES  Wall to be Opened for Holidays To Permit Visits by W. Berliners

Pact To Open Red Wall For Holiday Visits   W est Berliners. East Germans In Agreement

New York Stock Exchange Not Immune From Antitrust Laws, Court Decides

Mart Ruled Subject to Anti-Trust   Exchange’s Regulatory Power Over Dealing Curbed by Court

Supreme Court Ruling Given by Justice Goldberc  Dissent Says Ruling - Is Not Satisfactory

Stock Exchange Subject to Trust Laws, Court Decides   SEC Act Does Not Provide Immunity, 7-2 Ruling Says

High Court Puts Curb On Market   Rules Exchange Not Immune From Antitrust Laws

No Immunity For Stock xchange  Supreme Court Antitrust Law Ruling Is Made

Demos Hur! New Darts__ At District — ShiftBill —  Rat Sica shine :   Bat Senate  Comunittee. OKs It With  ’ Minor Changes

Wife Of Third Miner Under Medical Care   Rights Pressures Lure 6 From Area

Valachi Testifies Friday   Mobster Has Agreed To Finger Ex-Bosses

Mobster Valachi To .Give His Story   Underworld Anxious To Shut Mouth Of Former Member Who Knows Far Too Much

Valachi  To Testify  Tomorrow Agrees To Put  Finger on King OF Thndenwarle¢

Mobster To Appeat In Probe   Valachi Testimony To Be Heard At Hearing Friday

Pair To Detect Blasts  U.S. Slates Launching Of Sentinel Satellites

U.S. Will Launch Two New Satellites to Detect All Nuclear Explosions

Two Sentry Satellites Due Aloft   Karly Launch Seen; Move To Be Warning

Satellites To Detect Space Blasts   U. S. Perfecting Nuclear ‘Spies’

Further N egotiations On Total Disarmament One Of 2 Resolutions      Twin Sentinels To Police Outer Space

Nuelear Blast Detection Job Of Satellites   U. S. Twin Sentinels Set For Launching Within Few Days

Hunt Atom Blastsin Deep Space   U.S. To Launch Pai: This Week; Called Foolproof Move

ou mmer is yee oreve  —e eee  Heat, Drownings Take Toll of Lives

Tut Tut! Don’t Complain About The Heat (Remember Those Days Last Winter?)

Conflicts With De Gaulle s Aim For Strength   Special Envoy Is Told By President To Work Rapidly

Columnist back from four of Europe  Walter Lippmann finds Moscow losing its grip on satellites

[New Training Courses      Manpower Training  Bill Signed by LBJ

Johnson Signs Amendments To Training Act  Bill Establishes New  Programs To Train --Unskilled, Unschooled

NEW PRESIDENT BUSY  Employment Gets Boost   RICLHARDOUN KLOIVEINIO  Parents Reveal Artistic Work Of Talented Son

4527 Million Training Plan Helps Jobless   Education For Unskilled Youths, Adults Available

LB) Signs Bill to Aid Unemployed   $500 Million Fund To Retrain Jobless Okavyed by Presider

LBJ Signs  Bill To Aid  Unemployed   President Slaics Conferences With Finance Advisers

Police Still Searching — Fail to Find Single Trace of Missing Girls

Hunt Two Girls at.  Minneapolis Think Tete   Think Tots Were Kidnaped

LOCAL MARKETS   Dutch Elm Disease Control] -  Prune Dead Elm Wood Before April 1

Eisenhower Snubs Rocky. Goldwater   Racial Drive  New Protests Due At Baltimore Park

lraq Leaders Relax Curfew Over Country   Disagreement Over Aref As President; Syria Raps Iraqi

Guard Unit: Resist Coup By Military   Pro-Nasser Group Seizes Power In Oil-Rich Country

Britain’s Bid  For Market  Entry on Ice De Gaulle Agrees To Proposal for  Cc, .f4. .frpr.i.tt....

De Gaulle Agrees To Shelving It   Question of Britain’s Entry Is Set Aside Pending Survey

DeGaulle Agrees To British Study  Problem of Entry in ECM ls Delayed

Prevent Dramatic Market Talk Break   Problem of British Entry Put on Ice

France Agrees To New Study At Paris Talk   Group Will Explore Great Britain Entry Into Market Plan

French Chief Puts OK On Market Study  Problem Of Britain Entry ‘On Ice’ As Paris Talks End

Britain Will.Rest On Ice ‘Harmony’ Rules Between France And West Germany

BRITAIN WINS RESPITE OVER MARKET PACT   De Gaulle Agrees to Pu Problem on Ice for  Several Months   Adenauer Signs Treaty With France for Wide Cooperation.

Trio Jailed In Lieu Of Large Bond   Agents Recover Most Of $240,000 Ransom Money

Wirtz Says Joblessness Can Continue   Declares Tax Cut Needed Now To Halt Trend

Sec. Wirte fredicts Unemployment Rate Will Continue ‘At Six Per Cent

A modern Keystone Cop caper More funny stuff than they could stand

Vew York’s Happy Election—Everybody Won   Gleam in Wagner’s Eye  No Bets on Off-Track Bets

Panel Urges Rail, Union Arbitration   Kennedy Supports Group Suggestion, Unions Still Silent

TO HALT RAIL STRIKE THREAT =i  Board Urges Arbitration In Featherbedding Dispute

Court Installs Go-Stop lichts for Attorneys   National Guard Becomes Key in Services Anti-Discrimination Move

Guard Sees ‘Raking Over The Coals’  May Be Hardest Hit by Probe On  7 J . Fiteansententetins

Guard Face: Criticism by Committee  Discrimination To Be Charged By Probe Group

FUNDS TO_BE WITHHELD? Expect U.S. Report On Discrimination To Blast National Guard

National Guard May Be ‘Raked’  Report Due Soon on Racial Discrimination in Same lInite

National Guard Fears Scolding On Racial Issue   Presidential Group Shaping Final Report On Discrimination

Moscow, Belgrade United; Red China Assailed by Tito  Says Chinese Undermining World Communism. Pramatina Raciem

yr Fr  No Invasion  US. Policy   Conflict In Remarks :  3e) wpe ke gt pe gs

Return to Federation Gets Veto   Meany Slaps at Hoffa; ‘Proper Request To Be Considered’

Meany-Didn‘t Ask Admission   Meatcutters Agent Supports Hoffa Resolution

Start Drive to Elect ‘Labor's Friends’ In ‘64   Will Fight to Make Registration Of Voters Easier

$3.7 BILLION PROPOSED IN BILL   To Move To Table Amendments, Dirksen Says  MORSE SAYS   He Will Fight For More Cuts In Senate Version Of Measure

To try for its passage by Thursday Senate leaders hope to spur foreign aid

Leaders Talk Of Spurring Action on Aid  Senators Would Push Bill Toward

All about the legislature (See story on page 3)    HOME « EDITION   Bill Lynes,  Waverly, dies

WORLD NEWS De Gaulle Heeds German Plea Waits on British Entry Block

ances sim Anyone Survived riery Expiosion 3,UUU reet Down in Utan Potash Pit

25 Men Trapped By Utah Potash Mine Explosion   Rescuers Hopeful Some May Be Alive; No Contact Since Blast Late Tuesday

25 Men Trapped By Fiery Blast ln Potash Mine   Rescue Crews Hopeful at Least Some Alive 3,000 Feet Below  Surface.

New Stand By State  Supervisors   Decide To Back  New Constitution

Peronists’ Bid Spureed By. ‘Guido ©  Argentina Will  . Vote Tomorrow

Argentina To Ballot — On Schedule   f Guido Turns Down Bid to Postpone — National Election

Vow Argentine Elections Will Be Held Sunday   Reject Peronist Bid ta Postpone National Veting

Argentina Will Vote For Leaders   Peronist Bid To Postpone Election Fails

Government Says Drug Is Readily Available Under A Different Name

U.S. Test Results _ Revealed   ‘Main: Ingredient ‘Common Chemical’

Anti-Cancer Drug Krebiozen Ineffective — Government      ‘Inexpensive Chemical; Sponsors Disagree

Move To Permi Distribution Of Krebiozen  Sen. Douglas Makes Bid To Have Drug Shipped To Doctors

‘Sadge Entire Man’ Catholic Magazine Says » Rocky’s Divorce Irrelevant

; But Man, Dig  Those Male Swimsuits!     : Skimpy Bikini Passe For Gals

riayS, Afed rrojects wisred  Urge Approval Of $79. 7 Million For Flood Control Projects In Four States

Statesmen Of World Pay Tribute   Widow Lights Eternal Flame With Torch —

Fallen Chief Honored By  Top Leaders   Grief-Stricken Wife Lights An Eternal Flame On Grave

Majestic Burial Rites At Arlington   Full) page of Kennedy funeral pictures on Iage 7.

World Figures Attend Rites In Washingfon  Muffled Drums And Tolling Bells Signal Mourning

Low Requiem Mass Celebrated by Cardinal Cushing in Cathedral: Interment in Arlington Cemetery

Widow Lights Eternal Flame At Graveside   Great And Humble Pay Final Homage To Slain President

Country Pays Final Tribute To Its Leader   Host of Dignitaries From Abroad Joins In President's Rites

Arlington: The Final Chapter   Remains Of JFK Come To Rest; Flame To Burn At Grave

30-Day Mourning Period in State  Reynolds Issues Statement After Return From Omaha

‘Governor Flies Home  State Schools, Offices to Be Closed Monday

oo Many Difficulties Says Johnson  Senate Committee Asks Reappraisal Of Entire Program

ON ee ee ee aise eit ieee einen  Senate Accepts Report On Padre Island Bill

Regains Custody Of Children   *ischer Quintuplets Stronger; Family Offered Bigger House

MAN IDENTIFIED  Officers Seek Clues ‘In Deaths of Pair      SHANGCED GOUD das SURVIVAL’  Quints’ Make: ‘Medical History With Every Breath

State Highway Department Launches Campaign to Eliminate Billboards .

Scorched Earth Threat ‘Not Executed Tshombe’s Dwindling Army Retreats To Last Hideout

U.N. Pondering Tshombe’s Move  Katanga Military Buildup Goes On In The Meantime

U.N. Treating Tshombe Move With ‘Caution’   Katanga’s Secession Ends; U.N. Continues Its Military Buildup

Wary UN Continues Buildup in Katanga While Awaiting Tshombe Peace Action

He Has Capitulated Before UN Deoesn’t Lower Guard  As Tshombe Surrenders

Await Tshombe’s Next Move  U.N. Military Buildup In Katanga Continues

Troops Kept On Alert In Congo Area   U. N. Leaders To Await Next Move By Katanga Chief

Officials Awaiting Next Move   Military To Be Built Up In Meantime

UNITED NATIONS WARILY AWAIT MOVE IN CONGO   INDIAN TROOPS IN KOLWEZI ARE HIT BY MORTAR FIRE

U.N. Units Kept Alert In Katanga   Officials Wary Of Next Move By Moise Tshombe

Wary of Surrender Offer UN Forces Remain on Alert Awaiting Moves by Tshombe

U.N. Continues Congo Buildup   Wary of Tshombe’s Surrender Offer

What Will Be Moise Tshombe’s Next Move?   Winter’s Latest Blast Kills 6

WINTER HITS NATION HARD; LARAMIE -46   Below Zero Weather In 15 States Today As Howling Blizzard Hits Northern Midwest.

Blizzard Blasts a Wide Area of U.5.; Mercury Falls Too   Snow Belt from Texas To Maine; -53 Degrees at West Yellowstone.

Icy Blizzard, Raging Wine Hit Midwest   Snowdrifts Hinder Travel;.6 Deaths Caused by Storm

MOST OF NATION SHIVERING ‘Mercury Shrinks Below Zerc ‘In Blizzard-Swept Midwest

Blizzard Hits Broad Areas 0} Midwest U.S.   Michigan Gets 5-Inch Snow

FIND NO TRACE OF LOUISVILLE MAN OR FAMILY   PLANE REPORTED TAKEN FROM CLAY COUNTY PROPERTY

7 IN FAMILY DISAPPEAR   Louisville Anti - Red “Stored” Private Plane Weeks Before Vanishing; Car Found Near Sprinafield.

Negro widow legal owner  Developer intends to appeal court decision

Records Fall As Cold Snap Perils Crops   Fruits, Vegetables Suffer Damage As Temperatures Skid

Columbus OKs Renewal Deal  47}-Acre Purchase Due for $2.7 Million

Talk’s No Help. Says Mansfield   Analvsis   ~ MEECHEE YOR     Backgrou nd  Of The News

BEAUTIFULLY TUMULTUOUS EVENING’ Literary World Honors Carl Sandburg At 85

‘Beautifully Tumultuous Evening’  Poet Carl Sandburg Reaches 85,Honored

Clouds Hover-— But No Rain Has Fallen In Area   Flood Breaks Drought, Page 2

-Almanac—  Unele Sam Plays No  Favorites  Sunday, May 19, 1963  Uren wtpececretE es

Premier Killed, Say Reports by Turkish Agency  Junior Army Officers , ee RE pene”. meme

Pro-Nasser Group Takes  Over Reign   Premier Reported Slain in Attack on Defense Ministry

Pro-Nasser Forces Assassination Reported        Iraq Revolt Overthrows Premier

Reports Say Premier Killed  Defense Ministry   Defense Ministry In Baghdad Attacked

Premier Kassem Reported Slain; Rebels Appear to be Seeking Link With U.A.R.

IRAQ REVOLT; pe SAID TO BE KILLED   Junior Officers Who Are Pro-Nasser Rise Against Regime   CLAIM VICTORY   Say Their Planes, Tanks Demolished Kassem's Residence

Kassem's Regime Crushed in Coup  Pro-Nasser Iraqi Rebel Forces Canture Defense Ministry   Early Broadcasts Say “We Have Destroyed The Tyront’ But Premier's Fate linknnwn

Report Premie Kassem Killed During Revolt   Broadcast Says "His Dirty Rule’ Now Destroyed

Shooting InBaghdad Nears End   New Ruling Group Reported As Pro-Nasser

Rebellion Breaks Out In Baghdad   Rebels Claim Premier Killed, Other Sources Say He Survived Attack

Pro-Nasser Rebels End Kassem Rule   Premier, 48, Assassinated, Reports Say

KASSEM RULE CRUSHED IN IRAQI BATTLE   Rebels Storm Defense Ministry Where Kassem Was Reported Holding Out; Say Mustafa Is Leader,

Junior Officers In Iraq Claim Revolt Success   Hint Kassem Slain; Pro-Nasser Rule Is Held In Force

lran Reports Premier Slain During Coup   Pro-Nasser Officers Ask for Support of Nation’s Population

Dirty Rule Destroyed,’ Rebels Cry   Claim Planes And Tanks Demolished Kassem’s Ministry

Kassem Falls In Pro-Nasser Revolt in Iraq   Junior Army Officers Lead Uprising: Premier Killed?

Young Iraqis Stage Revolt  Premier Kassem’s Fate Isn’t Known At Present Time

Pro-Nasser Ar ‘my Unit Takes Over   Junior Officers In Control After Kassem Is Slain

Jraqi army rebels take over Baghdad   Premier's fate is not definitely established

Pro-Nasser Uprising Iraq Rebels Claim Victory  Over Karim’s Government

Reports Say Chieftain Killed   Defense Ministry In Baghdad Attacked

LP LVaOIWCUT     Army Rebels Crush Regime   Arab Radio Hails  Trao Revolution

lraq Dictator Reported Slain In Army Revolt  Baghdad Seized By Rebel Forces In Quick Coup

Planes, Tanks Attack Defense Ministry In Baghdad  Junior Army Officers Lead Revolt In Iraq

Report Premier Kassem   Of Iraq Is Murdered vs Nasser-Sponsored Revolt

Reports Say All Borders Are Closed   News Dispatches Say  Kassem Assassinated

Storage Building Destroyed    Fate of Premier Kassen Not Known  raga Regime Topples in Pro-Nasser Revolt

Revolt Topples Kassem Regime Inlraq Today   Pro-Nasser Officers Lead Rebel Troops

Pro-Nasser Group Stages Insurrection  ee ee ee   PRR GEE ENS EARP EE  Rebels Claim Baghdad Defense Ministry Destroved

Rebels Claim Resistance In Baghdad Ends   Fate of Premier Kassem Is Uncertain

Defense Ministry Demolished   JFK Deals Blow To Those Who  Thought Rusk Was On Way Out

Pro- Nasser Officers Take Over   Fate Of Ousted Premier Kassem Still Uncertain

Armed Forces In Iraq Stage Pro-Nasser Revolt; Fate Of Premier In Doubt

On Page 4   Forces backing  Nasser   All Iraq’s borders reported closed

N avy N-Carrier Request Denied by McNamara   Orders Conventional Super Carrier Be Constructed

M‘Namara Orders Conventional Carrier But Will Take Second Look At Nuclear Flattop Case

Governor Snens Day Reviewing A Mountain Of Bills  One ‘Measure Being Watched Closely By Many Kansans

U.S. Must Keep Hands Off Cuba, Nikita Warns at Farewell Rally for Castro

Khrushchev Speaks Out At Fidel Rally   Yank ‘Hot Heads’ Blasted For Ideas On Cuban Activity

Soviet Boss Attacks U.S. CubanStand   Warns American “Hot Heads’? Second Crisis Is Likely

Two Major Complaints  State Liquor Laws  Supported by Most  License Holders —

Discoveries About Cause Of Common Cold So Rapid  Even Physicians Confused

Agreement Announced By Kennedy   U.S., Britain, Russia To Seek Accord at  Parley in Moscew

JFK CANCELS U.S. TESTS IN ATMOSPHERE   President Orders Nuclear Holiday While Others Avoid Blasts; Announces High -~ Level July Parley.

Moscow Meet On Test Ban Is Announced      U.S., Britain, Russia To Send Special Negotiators To Conference

President Says 3 Will Send Aides   JFK: Immediate Halt To Shots in Air lf Others Do   Must Avert Error

PMIDNDAY'S SAN ANTONIN re   New A-Ban Talks Set: U.S. Not To Test in Air

High-Level Conference In Moscow   Big ‘Three To Send Top Representatives To Judy Session

Kennedy, ' vie ts, ’ ‘Bi  r we Agree to High - Level Tal   -U. S. Will Refrain from Nuclear Weapons Tests; Leaders’ Representatives to Meet, Not A Summit Conference

Seek Early Agreement  On Test Ban  Schedule Talks For July; Not  i gr

KENNEDY BARES MOVE IN ADDRESS   Breakthrough In Frustration Now Indicated

Top Men Going To  Moscow   Khrushchev, Macmillan, U. 8. Sending Men In New Breakthrough

‘High level talks on test ban pact planned this summer in Moscow   Rack from Mawaii

Big Three To Confer  In Moseow   T.S., Soviet Union Britain Leaders Agree To Meeting

N-Test Ban Meeting Set   U.S., Britain, Russia to Attend Moscow Conference in Mid-July   Mayors Pledge Fight To Cut Race Tensior

First Hopeful Break in Issue Told in Address  President Halts Nuclear Blasts _

Kennedy Bans U. S. Tests In Atmosphere Provided Russians Do Not Test

High-Level Sessions In  July Slated   American, British And Seviet Parley Due On A-Test Ban

Top-level test ban talks set   President’s racial program is backed

U.S. To Refrain From Atmospheric Nuclear Testing   Wallace Remains Defiant

Kennedy Tells Approval of ‘K', Mac  Extensive  Sessions Are Due for July

U.S., Britain, Russia Seeks Accord; Kennedy Halts U.S. Blast Plans

Big 3 Session On Test Ban Is Scheduled  President Rules Out U.S. Bombs In Atmosphere Now

U.S. To Refrain From  Nuclear Tests In Air: Treaty Conference Set

U.S., England, Russia Will Hold “High Level” Meet On Test Ban Pact

Big Three Plan Test Ban Talks      Calls for Peaceful Integration  JFK Asks Mayors Aid In Civil Rights  ! i

Negotiators to Moscow for  conference ‘U.S. will not be the first to resume blasts’

Conference Not To Be ‘Summit’ Meet of Leaders.  U. S. to Refrain From  Atmacnharin Tartine

U.S. to send representative  High-level conference to be held in mid-July

U.S., Soviet, Britain   Three- Nation Test-Ban Talks Slated Next Month

Kennedy Orders Ban on U.S. Explosions in Atmosphere—  High Level Nuclear Test Talks Set in Moscow

SAEED HOVE IN ADDRESS   Breakthrough In Frustration Now Indicated

New Bomb Ban Talks  Announced   Britain, U.S. to Send Special Negotiators to Conference in Moscow

Big Three Plan Talks In Moscow   Kennedy, Macmillan, _Khrushchev Decide On Top-Level Try

To Involve USSR, Britain; To Be No Tests If Other Nations Also Refrain

Agrees To Halt U.S. Testing In Interim  Moratorium Hinges On Other Nations   Moratorium Hinges On Other Nations Joining in Ban

Special Talks Set in Moscow  For Mid-July   Kennedy Pledges No Atmospheric Testing  If Others Hold Back

President Also Declares Immediate Ban on Any U. 5. Tests In Atmosphere So Long as Other States Refrain From Testing

MOSCOW TO BE LOCATION FOR JULY MEETING   U. S. TO REFRAIN: FROM TESTING OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS

U.S. WILL HALT TESTS AS LONG AS OTHERS DO   President, Macmillan, Nikita Sending Special Envoys to July Meeting   Not a Summit Session Nor a Conference of Foreran: Ministers

Hope Talks Will Solve Stalemate   Atmosphere Test Resumption Now Up ta Khrushchey

Kennedy Says High Level Talks May Be Held In July.   a a a i ll  ON RACIAL TENSION  JFK’ s Plan Backed

“Moscow Session Scheduled in July  U.S. Moratorium on Tests in Almosphere Announced

Kennedy Call Is Reaffirmed By President   LBJ Rededicates Alliance As JFK ‘Living Memorial’

Latin America  Told Alliance Will Continue  Johnson Affirms Again Pledge of His Predecessor

WESTMAR COLLEGE CHOIRS TO CONCLUDE FINE ARTS FESTIVAL SUNDAY EVE —  Schumacher Piane Concert Tonight . — Reader Theatre  tlevt an Beanram .«.-.... .

WESTMAR COLLEGE  CHOIRS TO CONCLUDE  FINE ARTS FESTIVAL  SUNDAY EVE  Schumacher Piano Concert Tonight ° — Reader Theatre

WESTMAR COLLEGE CHOIRS TO CONCLUDE FINE ARTS FESTIVAL SUNDAY EVE  Schumacher Piano  Concert Tonight  ~— Reader Theatre Next on Program

‘A LITTLE GLIMPSE OF HEAVEN’  Woman Almost Totally Blind Since Birth Sees

“AA Wonderiul Freak’. SL TE a  Blind Since Baby, She Regains Sight

Inside The Times   Bind OF 7 ears  Woman Regains Sight, Sees ‘Bit Of Heaven’

After 60 Dark Years—Sight  Woman Gets. A ‘Little Glimpse Of Heaven’

Blind 60 Years, Woman Gets ‘Little Glimpse Of Heaven , Gains Sight

Wonderful, Amazing Freak’.  Blind for 60 Years, i She Regains Her Sight

Virtually Dlind since Nine Weeks Ulid  Woman Regains Her Eyesight At Age 60

‘A glimpse of heaven’  Woman suddenly regains siaht after 60 years

Like Aladdin’s Lamp... Blind 60 Years, Casually Rubs Eye — Now She Sees

Refrigerator Big As House Woman Blind For Most of 60 Years Calls New Sight ‘Wonderful Freak’

Blind Nearly 60. Yeats, a. Woman Suddenly Recut ‘Sicht Without Treatment

Woman Blind For 60 Years, Regains Sight   Sees Objects For First Time

Calls It ‘A Little Glimpse of Heaven’ WomanSeesAgain  After 60 Years —

President Going to Ranch in Texas For Christmas and Brief Vacation ©

Johnson Plans To Relax, Hunt at Ranch   LBJ’s Daughter To Leave UofT

Today's Index   Wholl Be LBJ's Running Mate?   Adlai Stevenson And Bob Kennedy Lead Speculative List

Ag Setup to Follow Same Line   Kennedy: Don’t Pile Up More Farm Surpluses

Tyke Leaguere   Men over 200   Shirley Tjarks Honored At Shower, March 16th

Year-Around, 3-Term School Usage Revived For Ohio Legislative Study

Year-Around School Year in Ohio Proposed  ‘Trimester’ System   ‘Trimester’ System Would Give Greater Use of Buildings

your ENCOMPASS ENTIRE YEAR  Legislature Gets Bill For 3 Complete School Terms

Bill Proposes 3-°Trimester’ School Plan  Year-Around Use   Year-Around Use Of Facilities is Goal Of Legislators

‘Trimester’ Plan Given  Ohio House   Year-Round Use Of Buildings Not Made Mandatory

Year-Around School Year In Ohio Proposed   ‘Trimester’ System Would Give Greater Use Of Buildinas

- Board of Governors Votes 17 to 12  ‘State Bar Leadership Decides to Continue ‘Poll on Rabinovitz’s Qualifications as Judge

State Bar Board of Governors _ Vote to Proceed with Rabinovitz Pol

Negroes Enter University Of §.C. Today   Plan Special Registration

Wallace Holds To  Defiance   Personal Effort Set To Block Negro  Enrollments

Wallace Headinc For Crisis Over Negro Students  Alabama’s Governor Is Risking Jail Term

Two Negroes Due Tuesday—  Wallace Heading For Imminent  ‘Bama Crisis

COMING OUT OF THE GROUND   Governor To Risk Jail In Stand Against Integration On Tuesday

ENROLLMENT ATTEMPT TUESDAY Alabama Racial Showdown Looms   Mayor Conference Hears Kennedy Plea for Human Rights. Story Page Four.

Negroes Return, Troops Stand By  Wallace Heads For Campus Showdown

Students Wait For  Showdown Gov. Wallace Clings To Stand  On Secreration

Wallace Carries On Fight Despite Possible Jail Term  Alabama Governor Insists He CVV ll), on Cc  nr 7 ae pean ae

Integration Eve At ‘Bama   Wallace Repeats Vow To Block Negro Entry

Keeps Defiant Segregation Stand Wallace Risking Jail  To Bar Two Negroes

WALLACE SAYS HE WILL DARE AT ALABAMA U.   Defiantly Heads for Showdown Tuesday on Admitting 2 Negroes   Renews Appeal to People to Stay Away; Guard Troops Mobilized

TOMORROW IN ALABAM)   Governor Sticks To Segregation Stand As Negroes Prepare To Enter University; Troops Ready.

Wallace Heads For Showdown With Students   Governor of Alabama Renews His Appeal Over Keeping peace

Crisis Set By Wallace In Alabama  Will Defend Right: At University,

Gov. Wallace Is All Set To Stage That 1-Man Fight  Two Negro Students Slated To Enroll At

Guardsmen Stand By--  Wallace Ready To Face Crisis At Tuscaloosa

Negroes Await Showdown  Gov. Wallace, €linging To Stand, Faces Crisis

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 7:18 Youth Fellowship.

 Query Tickles Spouse Party Leader Denies Drive To Boost Romney Candidacy

Miller Sees No Concerted Romney Drive   National Chairman Says Party Has Many Possible Candidates

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   GOP Chairman Knows Of No Concerted Drive For Gov. Romney

SOYBEAN CROP IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HIT   DECATUR AREA IS ORDERED TO FREE SOME OF BOXCARS

Sen. Clark’s Opinion: * Greatest Menace * To Democracy  : ts Legislatures

California, Nevada  Assailed By Floods   Near-Blizzard Due; Winds Cause $200.000 Damase At AF Academy

Romney Prograr Head for Some More Changes  BEunentn tare Ohectacrla   Encounters Obstacle Among Republicans

in Bensalem ii al tin ete  Police Seek Car Which May Have Hit Youth

7  in bensalem j  allMwscttastantatet so:  pane Seek Car Which May Have Hit Youth

Power Among Powerful Men — Death of Sen. Kerr, 66,  To Have Repercussions

Death of Kerr Ends Career of Powerful Man  Wealthy Oklahoma: May Be Replaced by Gov. Edmondson

ON THE INSIDE PAGES”   Death Of Sen. Kerr Expected To Have Wide Range Renercussion

Sudden Death Of Kerr, Termed ‘Senate King,’ To Have Wide Effects

WEATHER      Senator Kerr's Death To Bring Repercussions  Oklahoma Governor eg Be ays cone  etn VS in ee ae

Dies Tuesday of Coronary Occlusion  Death of Senator Kerr To Have Vast Effects

Widespread Effects in Senafe Seen — ‘As Resulting From Sen. Kerr's Death

Senator Kerr's Death To Bring Repercussions  Oklahoma Governor May Be Appointed To Senate Vacancy

FAIR   Senator's Death Shocks Nation... Edmondson Is Expected To Succeed Robert Kerr

Senator Kerr of Oklahoma Dies   Death !s Expected to Bring Repercussions

Uncrowned king of senate  Sen. Robert Kerr's death will have repercussions

Kerrs Death May Have Far-Reaching Effects In Capital   Picture Story Of Kerr In Ada, See Page Five   Brilliant, Devoted, Unforgettable: These Are Memories Of Bob Kerr

NATION. STATE MOURN SEN. KERR'S DEATH   Local Residents  Shocked by Death

VITAL COG IN ADMINISTRATION ~ Kerr, Influential Senator, Dies At 66

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A power among powerful men See wide-ranging repercussions from death. of Sen. Robert Kerr

Effect Of Kerr Death Assessec In Washinaton   Studies Gradual, 9-10 Billion Slash  JFK. Worried Over Fate In Divided Congress, Ready To Compromise On Amount Of Tax Cut   NEWS ANALYSIS

SEN. KERR DIES; - BIG IMPACT SEER   Oil Tycoon, 66, Succumbs te Heart Attack; Kennedy to Altend Funeral

19 PER CENT TO 150 PER CENT  AT&T RAISES WIRE RATES TO NEWSPAPERS

Russian Report on U.S. Armed Power Recently Captured   Forecasts Cutback in SAC Bomber Force and Satellite Launchincs.

Rogers Promises Fight To Keep Oil Depletion Allowance At Same Level

129 Men Aboard Missing Submarine ~ Relatives Wait and Pray for Loved Ones

Twa Brothers Aboard Submarine   Kintolks Of Those Aboard Missing Submarine “Waiting And Praying” While Living In Hope

Wives And Parents Waiting, Praying   Hopes And Fears Expressed For Those Aboard Missing Submarine   Two Ohioans Listed Aboard Missing A-Sub

Brothers, Each with  4 Children, on Sut      An Anauished Wait for Sub Crews Kin

w J e e  Reéatives of Missing Men Living in Hope Re THE ASSOCTATEL PREG

Relatives Just Wait And Pray.   Wives, Parents: And Other Kin Of Missing Still Holding Hope

REPORT 30,000 CUBANS SLAIN   BLOOD BATH BY CASTRO REPORTED AS CONTINUING

Cuba Blood Bath Still Continues  Estimate More Than 30,000 Are Executed

Seven Union Officials Face Fraud Charge   First Witness Tells Of Attending  Communist Meeting

DST Start Set Sunday   Americans To Miss 1 Hour’s Sleep .  You'll Yawn At Dawn

Pentagon Interested In"Camel Plane’ _   Could Fly For Days Without Being Refueled

 How It Wuz  [MAY CONTINUES Low MOISTURE PATTERN OF LAST 4 MONTHS — MOISTURE DOWN SOME 267 INCHEE

How It Wuz  MAY CONTINUES Low MOISTURE PATTERN OF LAST 4 MONTHS ) MOISTURE DOWN    i\SONME 2.87 INCHES

45 Men in Madison, St. Clair Could Lose Jobs  Railroad Talks Break Down

Postal Cuts Threat Eases   No Drastic Cutbacks as Result of Funds Action

No Drastie Mail Service  Cuts Likely   Compromise On PO Budget  Eases Situation

Cutback In Mail Service Now Averted   Compromise Budget Worked Out Promises To Be Satisfactory

POST OFFICE DEPT. JUNKS CUTBACK PLAN   Compromise Bud geting Restores Enough To Operating Fund      SOME CURTAILMENTS MAY BE NECESSARY

Major Postal Cuts Are Out   Senate-House Compromise Restores $35-Million Of Previously Cut Budget

Try To Tailor Liquor Bill To House Drys   Senate Gets Liquor Bill

House Group Seeks to Draft Liquor Bill Which Can Win Affirmative Vote

Obiects to Huches’ Liquor Action—   House Unit. Works  on Liquor Measure

OD Oe  Woman Accused OfKidnaping Commits Suicide After A Series Of Heartbreaks

Father, Six Children Die; Mother Critical   Nearly All of Cecil Landers Family Perish; Mother Sounds Alarm By Blowina Horn of Family Automobile

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Penelec Reports Millions Spent For Expansion

Macmillan lo Give Up Chiet Post   Successor To Be Named To Lead Conservatives

FUL Vibe Vo Wthy FC Feaet  Hearing On _ Transportation ~~ Plan Thursday

Citizens Take To American Highways For Start Of Summer’s Final Holiday

RECORD LABOR DAY TOLL FEARED Americans Hit Highways For Summer’s Last Fling

Men, Ladies Becoming  Enemies? Churchmen Say   Churchmen Say Rivalry Ruining Relationship

Battle Of The Sexes  Church Leaders Call For New  wollte Od  Dus yam  .  a arene ovens -f LE Ciby Ad TTTIEAT)

SUUCewurws 8 8 8  Overtime, Extra Personnel  Work To Straighten Chaos

Child born in February  Marlon Brando served with paternity suit

Kennedy Action Falls Far Short Of Original Plan   Order Is Aimed At Discouraging Trade With Island

President In Edict on Ship Moves   U. $.-Financed Cargo Is Denied Vessels Visiting Island   How It Works

Shipping Ban Is Ordered By Kennedy   Government-Financed Cargo Barred From Ships Geing To Cuba

Kennedy Order Not as Strict As Expected   Aim to Discourage Free World Ships In Cuba Trade

West Trade With Castro  Discouraged  A aiiun Cnet, Gti... 2   Action Falls Short Of Sweeping Plan Considered In °62

Kennedy Restricts Trading   Ban U.S. Goods From Those Who Ship to Cuba

reine ian: Restrictions  Ordered on Cuban Trade  Ban U. S. Cargoes From Vessels in Cuba This Year

Kennedy Moves to Limit Shipping to Cuba by Non-Reds   Administration Will Report on Cuban Anns Situation to Nation.

JFK Moves to Curb Ships i in Cuba Trade   Bars Govt.-Financed Cargoes on Such Vessels

Trade Already Cut Drastically  Tougher Regulations Might Yet Be Issued If Needed

New Move To Isolate Cuba Made By JFK   Ships Visiting Cuba Penalized

report could then be finished by September, 1963, and the bonds to fi (See BILL ... Page 6)   Cuba Shipping Ban Revealed

ee ee eee Ee — peeeeeeeatnne  EH Band Garners 31 First Division Medals at UIL Contest, Temple

Sen. Morton Says Kennedy Plays Politics With Cuba   (Related Story on Page 12)

[Kentucky Senator Charges JFK ‘Of Plavina Politics Over Cuba   Panama Issues Ultimatum

Morton Raps Kennedy on Cuban Issue  Senator Charges Penacidant Wilh

What's Inside   Sen. Morton Charges President With Playing Politics Over Cuba

Wishy-Washy Policy  Morton Charges JFK With Playing Politics ‘Over Cuban Situation

Charge Of Playing Politics... . Morton Labels President ‘Wishy-Washy On Cuba

Morton Labels Kennedy Cuba Claim ‘Politics   Kennedy Seems Stumped over Cuba Problem

GOP Charges Demo ‘Politics On Cuba Issue   Morton Raps Kennedy Hint Ike to Blame For Present Problem

MORTON CLAIMS KENNEDY PLAYS CUBA POLITICS   RESENTS BLAME BEING PUT ON GEN. EISENHOWER

Morton Charges Kennedy Playinc Politics on Cuba   Hits at Statement Blamina Eisenhower

 NEW HOMES REPRESENT $5,350,000 — - 418 Dwellings Built In Hamilton County from 1950 Through 1960

$300 thousand needed for 34 on each ship ‘Bradshaw asks sleeperettes on ferrys

Dallas Man, 24, Charged With Assassination  Lee Harvey Oswald. Avowed Marxist anc Castro Sympathizer Denies Guilt.

EVIDENCE PILES UP AGAINST MARINE REJECT  Oswald Charged With Murder of President

CRITICIZES COUNCIL  Cuba Rebel Group President Resigns   JILTED MAN SLAYS TWO CHILDREN

TRAPPED FOR TWO WEEKS  Strange Experiences Described By Rescued Miner David Fellin   Copyright, 1963, by The Associated Press By DAVID FELLIN

Fellin Tells Of Strange Incidents While Entombed In Mine:   By DAVID FELLIN

Battle Starts On Dividend Tax  House Committee Gives Approval To Tax Cut Bill   Senator Says Passage Unlikely  Tax Cut Doubts Voiced By Byrd

Sen. Harry Byrd Joins Republicans In Expressing Doubts Over Tax Cut

Recover. British Train’ Robbery Mailbaas:      ‘Congressional’ Leaders ©  Doubt Tax Cut This Year

House Group Studies Cuts in Dividend Taxes  Party Line Battle Due; Income Levy Cuts Aporoved

Dividend Taxation  Faces Test  House Group Votes Individual, Corporation Cuts

Dividend Taxing Battle Opened  House Ways, Means Group in Party Fiaht

Byrd Joins Doubters on  Tax Cut Bill   Senate Finance Chief Sees Passage During This Term Unlikely

Committee okay to heart of program   See stiff party line battle over dividend taxation

begins Jan.   Democratic Tax Writers Plan to Scale Down Help Offered fo Heavy Payers

‘House Committee Plunges Into GOP    -MVs. Demo Battle on Dividend Tax:

Individual and Corporate Tax Chops Okayed   Stiff Battles in Congress Ahead

Va. Senator Says Opposition To Measure Is Building Up; Rights Filibuster Poses Bar

Dividend Taxes Up For Debate   House Committee Appoves, Private, Corporate Slashes

First Step in Series on Steps  Taken to Reduce Tax Burdens SOME DOUBT APPROVAL .

Committee Faces Stiff Partisan Batfle Over Dividend Taxation      Individual And Corporate Tax. Cuts Approved By House Grour

Stiff party-line battle over dividend taxation faces House Ways and Means committee   Doubts raised   Low-income aid

Other Rates Slashed House Committee Launches Battle on Dividend Taxes

5 Suspects Nabbed In Train Robbery   Sen. Byrd, Republican Chiefs Doubt Congress To Approve Relief In Taxes

Doubts Are Cast on Cut This Year... .  Committee Launches Dividend Tax Battle

House Demos Plan to Hike Dividend Ta)   Proposals Would Keer $50 Exemptions. But Boost Rates or Remainder.

Three Leaders  Raising Doubts Nwar Final NAkaw  VUiUD Pia Unay Partylines Break On Some Angles; Cut Steps Hailed

New Issue Develops   Stiff Party Line Fight Likely On Dividend Tax

Tax Cut Passes Hurdle  Committee Approves   Committee Approves Cut, Turns Attention To Tax On Dividends

Republican congressional leaders express doubt on tax reduction bill

Kennedy plan to point of ‘touch ‘n go   Time element, jammed schedule may hold up bill

BYRD STATES OPPOSITION MOUNTING   Civil Rights Filibuster Could Delay Action   Reported Unlikely To Stay In Session Long Enough To Act On Bill

Opposition In Senate’s  Group Cited   Says Prospective Rights Filibuster May Slow Action

Sen. Byrd, Republican Chiefs Doubt  Congress To Approve Relief in Taxes

Opposition to Any Reductions ls Building Up  C..§ Duell Tatme VAsate   Sen. Byrd Joins With GOP in Telling Views

House Unit To Continue Tax Studies   Heart Of Kennedy Program Approved; Dividends Next Up

House Group Turns Attention To Dividend Tax   Ways, Means Committee Okays Tax Reduction For Two Catecories

Backs GOP contention Leaders doubt tax cut will ever pass   In Virginia Schools fo reopen affer long four years

Voice Doubts For Tax Cuts   House Group Takes up Dividend Taxation After Okaying Slashes

Brass Tax. Stiff Battle Due On Dividend Taxation   Don’t Fupdet Final Action This Year

Tax Treatment Of Dividend Income  Still Faces House Committee Action

Sen. Byrd Doubts Tax Slash  Pinmtas lasane £-FiD   Senator Joins GOP Leaders In Opinior On Tax Measure

House Finance sroup Reported Divided on Plan  Filibuster on Civil Rights May Also Delay Legislators

Byrd Cites  Increasing  Opposition   Head Of Finance Group Doubts Bill Can Gatn Majority

) Administration Setback Senate Adopts Morse Move To Trim Foreian Aid Bill

Aid Bill Cut Sets JFK's Side Back  Change Slashe: Funds, Cancels

‘MUSTER DAY’ OPEN HOUSE AT KOENIG ARMORY SUCCESSFUL  Nice Sized Crowd Throughout the Day Inspects Facilities

‘MUSTER DAY’ OPEN HOUSE AT KOENIG ARMORY SUCCESSFUL  Nice Sized Crowd Throughout the Day  Beecee ecg Tg Ht be

THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   Arkansas Regional Forecast .. . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Demos Support Romney on Two Bills in Senate  Republicans Wrangl Over Port Measures

Senate Puts O.K. On All  Appointees   DisSalle Choices Since LOGTL Get ‘Total Rejection

-PARTY LINES PREVAIL— Ohio Senate Rej jecting  DiSalle Appointments

Rhodes Cabinet Is Approved  House Gets Bill on Vehicle Incnectian

Convictions for Racial Protests Are Overturned   Harlan Delivers Partial Dissent

Retuse early trial ruling urt hearing  on Barnett appeal to come next term

Court Says Mandatory Segregation Unlawful; Won’t Rush on Barnett

Barnett Case Follows Order   High Court. Throws Convictions For Sit-Ins Out

Goldwater Says Kennedy Can be Beaten in 1964   By WILLIAM THEIS and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH Tinited Press Inlernational

CRIME HEARINGS ARE RECESSED Valachi Gives Proof Syndicate Does Exist

Valachi Story Discloses:  Gangland Government Menaces U.S. Society

Sen. McClellan Declares Valachi Offers Evidence  ‘Crime Combine Menaces US

Believes Combine Exists Sen. McClellan ‘Convinced IBy Valachi’s Crime Tales

Secret Gangland Menaces Society in U.S., Valachi Informs Senafe Inquirers

MeClellan Convineed. Valaehi Spills Kvidenece Of Menacing Underworld

Evacuation Of 250,000 Threatened   Ash Clouds Blot Out Bali Skies; Airfield Closed

Hughes— Iowa Moving But Not Fast Enough   State’s Economy Not Living Up to Its Potential

Compromise Drafted to Pacify Opponents of Test Ban Treaty   House Approves Bill Setting Up First Step for Vast System of Fallout Shelters

Water-Borne Cattle Drive Continues Today, Heading Up Missouri River

Thompson Snubs Plea by Reynolds For District Suit  Attorney General Also Clears Way  Por Racacc Stan

Kennedy Tells Nation: If Necessary, Troops Will Be Used In U of Alabama’

To use troops if necessary.  To Crack racial barriers set up  at Alabama U

\To Crack Racial Barriers .  Kennedy Makes It Plain: ‘He'll Use Troops At UA

Troop Move  In Alabama  If Necessary To Crack Racial  Barriers at Alabama University

Kennedy to use troops if necessary to integrate University of Alabama

Kennedy Set To Back Up Court Orders  Says He Will Use Troops If Needed At Alahama Schoo!

JFK Will Use Troops In Ala. If Necessary  Says Soldiers Will Be Used To Crack  Racial Barriers

Kennedy warns he will use troops   Kennedy favors sparing rod at school, but at home—Pow!

Not Abandoning Guantanamo te  President Willing to Use U. 5. Forces In Breaking ‘Color Line’ af Alabama U.

ft ALdDAT d  JFK W Would Employ Troops To Crack Racial Barriers   Digest Of Today's News

At U. of Alabama, if needed  JFK says he will use U.S. troops, marshals

Troop Use At Alabamz Is Possible   JFK Voices Hope Wallace Will Heed Intearation Order

rs EY airace Yows fo Keep Negroes Out - JFK Will Use Troops To Crack University. Of Alabama Race Rar

Makes It Clear to Governor   Wants Court Orders Heeded   Related Story, Page 2

U. S. Troops May Be Used By Kennedy  Set to Crack  Racial Barriers  At Alabama ‘U’

KENNEDY SET TO USE TROOPS AT ALABAMA U,   But He Hopes Wallace Will Heed Court Order  te Admit Necrnas   President Reveals He Is Considering Additional Rights Lecislatian

Kennedy To Use Troops, Marshals, If Needed, To integrate Bama U.

Kennedy Pledges Troops, Marshals If Needed to Integrate Alababama U.   A Roundup of the President’s News Conference

President Expresses Hope State’s Governor Will Not Bar Pair From Registering

JFK Would Use Troops In Alabama   President Demands University Break Its Racial Rarejer

Kennedy Hopes Force Not Necessary To Desegregate Alabama University

Kennedy’s News Conference  [Federal Aid for Negroes Entering Alabama

At President Kennedy’s News Conference...  Civil Rights, Wheat Vote Are Main Topics

Under Integration Ord  President to Use Troops If Needed at Alabama U

President Warns Troops Might Be Used In Alabama   Kennedy Named Father of Year

Kenneuy Keddy” To Use Soldiers In Alabama Case   President Hopes Gov. Wallace Will Yield to Courts

Hopes Gov. Wallace Will Heed Court Order  Kennedy To Send Troops If Needed To Crack Alabama U. Racial Bars

News Meet Highlights  President Would Use Troops At Alabama U To Crack Racial Bars

Kennedy To Use Force At University Of Alabama lf Governor Interferes

Expresses Hope Gov. Wallace Will Back Down  Will Decide on New  Riahtce lawe Sanne

JPR Lays it on the Line  U.S. Troops Will Insure University Integration

Cambridge Integrates Peacefully   Other Southern City Schools Accept Negroes

Yale Students Are Arrested   [Lossibte Veath oentence  Eleven Face Sabotage Charge:

To Teil Of Secret Gangland Em pire a  eerigtand Empire  Celebrated Stool Pigeon  To Face Probers Soon

Lawmakers Are Guests Of Bankers   But Insist Votes Won’t Be Influenced

Says Father Of Quadruplets ‘It's A Good Thing That   Own My Grocery Store’

ea ay kA Na I  Quintuplet Boys Born in Venezuela;  Quad Girls Doing OK in Mississippi

Jackson Grocer Thankful for Store As Quadruplets Swell Family To Nine   Quintuplets Born

Expected Twins, Got A, B, C, D  Father Of Quads Lucky— He Owns Grocery Store

But Dad Owns Grocery (Quadruplets Are Born 'To Mississippi Woman

MUISSISSIPP! DIFTAS  Father of Quads Is Glad He Owns Grocery Store

Dad Has The Groceries — Quad Girls Are Born To Jackson, Miss. Couple

Quintuplet Boys Born In Venezuela;  Quad Girls Doing OK In Mississippi

_ MOM _HAD EXPECTED TWINS Girl Quads Are Doing Fine In Mississippi

Alabama Case Is Appealed  Immediate School   Immediate School Injunction Sought

Want Immediate Injunction  Negro Leaders To Appeal Birmingham School Ruling

NEGROES ACT TO KNOCK OUT SCHOOL BIAS         Seek Court Order Barring Birmingham Segregation   Kennedy Discusses Racial Unrest With Business  T ences:

Negro Attorneys Seek Injunction On School Issue   Segregated System In Alabama City Target of Request

RULING DUE WEDNESDAY ON WALLACE   Florida Racial Unrest Blamed On Gov. Farris

Lawyers To Ask Injunction To Strike Down Segregation In Schools Of Birmingham

In Racially Troubled Birmingham... . Court Fight to Desegregate Alabama Schools Promised

Appeal Set On School  Injunetion   Negroes Carry Birmingham Case Higher

Attorneys Request Desegregation Injunction   Related Stories, Pages 2, 12

Birmingham Schoo! Appeal Scheduled  Negro Attorneys Will Ask For Immediate Iniunction

Injunction Sought In School Case   Negro Attorneys File Notice Of Bid  In Alabama Strife

Negroes Seeking  Mixing   U.S. Court To Get School Request In Birmingham Dispute

INJUNCTION ASKED Immediate Ruling On Birmingham's Schools Souqht

US. Indicates Saigon Aid — May Be Cut   Thousands of Collegians Arrested in Mass Rallies

Shaping Labor Policies From Court Bench? ineniiinsieemmtetes Ce wewst SONnenr  Rumors Denied by Justice Goldberc

Justice Goldberg Denies Labor Role  says Court Duties Keep Him Busy

Last Body Found As Rescue Teams  Retrace Footsteps  Officials Held Out Hope Until Bodies Recovered

Rescue Team Recovers All Bodies   West Virginia’s Worst Disaster Since October, 195

Pickett’s Heroic Gettysburg Charge 100 Years Ago Is Re-enacted Today

100 Years Ago!  Dramatize Decisive Climax  Of Battle Of Gettysburg

To Balance Supply, Demand  1964 Tobacco Acreage Cut To Be 10 Per Cent

Cardinal Cushing Pleads For Merciful Acceptance  Of Slain First Citizen

Commended To Mercy, Care of God   Mrs. Kennedy, Childrer Lead Leaders of U.S., 53 Other Nations

World Leaders Attend Rites Conducted in Washington by Pastor of Slain President

World Leaders Join In Homage At Last Rites   Mass At St. Matthew's Cathedral Followed By Burial In Arlinaton

World Leaders Attend Service   Aura Of Simplicity Marks  Final Rites For President

Solemn ceremonies mark Kennedy rites  —.. lL. UT , eens ag * si eae laced Ma oe ai PS   Dignitaries from 53 countries attend   Joseph Kennedy alone today

Scott Wants Contents Of Cuban Notes   Senator Asserts Messages Sent Ry Khrusheheyv

MPC Feels Rate Fair, Will  Appeal Reversal of Increase   96 General Laborers Strike at Victor Plant

PRERLLOREL LLL ORAL ALE PREG HRE  Comic Dictionary PPEBREPELOELLL LOL Le BRE AIRAGB SM  @ «PACH ATAN €@

Consider Plan Over Seranton Revenue Ideas   Higher Levy Would Be on Present Items. Plus Cigaret Boost   Scranton to Air Views Tomorrow

Getting Serious Consideration Among House Republicans; Would Boost Cigarettes, Too.

Republican: Consider  3 Per Cent Sales Tax  Would Retain Exemptions On Clothing, Other Items

After House Arrest Moise Seems To Be Yielding To U.N.   Last Rites For Phoebe Snow  Another Rail Casualty

Richardson Re-named  President of NRVIC   Commission Cites Progress

Pope Is Showing Improvement in His Health Today  Officials at Vatican Cautious in Comment

Fale of Vatican Ecumenical Council Hinges Upon Recovery of Pope John

Condition reported satisfactory  Pope, in improved health works briefly before retreat

Pontiff Showing Steady Gains  Fate Of Vatican Council Hanging On Pope’s Health

Fate of Council in Balance Pope Improves, Still  Coneern Over Health

Pope John’s Condition Improves   Pontiff Shows Gain Of Energy; Preps For Spiritual Retreat

Pontiff Shows Improvement. Starts Retreat  Titness Causes Concern Over  Vatican Council

Pore Continue: To Register Improvement  Pontiff’s Health Is Causing Concern on Future ef Cauncil

Potomac Dam Plan Supported   Program Also Draws Legal Questioning At D.C. Meeting

SHS Band Concert Due At 4:30 P.M.   JOHN DEERE DAY TO BE HELD THURSDAY AT PARISH GYM

Crowds Yell For Union of  Syria, Egypt   Iraq Proposes Arabs Unite in 5-Nation Unit

 Demonstrators In Syria Demand ‘Link With Egypt, Chase Communists

Kennedy Sets Personal Plea For Test Ban   Geneva Conference Is Scheduled to Re. sume Tuesday After Lenethyv Recess.

Dr. Sheppard Transferred To Maximum Security Section Of Penitentiary

Sheppard Returned to Ohio Pen as  Result of His Mail:Order-Romiaricé”

Treaty Meeting  Khrushchev's Happy Mood Regarded As Pose   NEWS ANALYSIS

TV to salute  screen's best Emmie awards  - anteamea taniah?t   Emmie awards outcome tonight hard to predict

Unanswered Questions Over Appointments By Gov. Hughes   GOP Are Over Political Barrel On Civil Rights

Ruby’s Trial Is Postponed Until Feb, 3   Oswald Slayer’s Defense And State Agree To Delay

FBI Probe Nears. Finish.    Assassin’s Killer Facing Feb. 3 Trial in Dallas —

At Least 1 Said Killed  In Violence   All City Police Rushed to Scene To Quell Mob

State pesticide study under way   ;  , eo : a ee Days of pure water in lowa are gone’ cave oftj-j-

Two Girls Are Trapped In  200 injured "As Commuter Trains Crash In Philadelphia

Commuter Train Crash Hurts 200  Plows Into Another   Plows Into Another At Philly Station

2 COMMUTER TRAINS RAM; 100 INJURED   2 Girls Tropped In Philadelphia Collision Freed

ARMY OFFICERS OPEN BASE IN BIRMINGHAM   Nearly 3,000 Federal Troops Held Ready In That Region   JFK TELLS WALLACE [REASON FOR ACTION

IN RIOT-SCARRED CITY  Army, US Officials Set Up  Birmingham Headquarters

JFK Defends Peace Action To Governor   Federal Forces Will Not Intervene Unless Necessary

President Hoping For  Settlement   Federal Soldiers Held Ready At Two  Rases In Alabania

Unemployment Picture ‘Changes Little Last ‘Month. Agency Reports

District Court:  Defendant Wins A Damage Suit   Mrs. Merry Receives No Award From Tury

Poster Coniest On Clean Up Is Scheduled   Offer $20 In Cash Prizes

Will Judge Clean-Up Posters on May 14th   Contest Sponsored By Woman’s Club

New Pact In Aluminum Or Steel Pattern  10-Week Vacation Approved After

Husband Held for Murder— Baby Dies After Delivery From Slain Mother's Bedy

Infant, Born After Mother Is Slain, Dies  Doctors Keep Premature Baby Alive 514 Hours

NEWS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS  JFK Says CIA Didn't Buck Administration

Kennedy Says CIA Has Not Bucked Policy   Discusses Role In Viet Nam

Speculation on C10 Is Refuted  Unjust to Agency, Pracidant Claims

Kennedy Hits Rumors CLA *‘Bucks’ Policy   ‘Wholly Untrue. He Saves Of Ageney  In Viet Operation

Report ‘Wholly Untrue’-JFK Denies CIA. Bucked South Viet Nam Policy

Traffic Deaths  i pn ee   Violent Riot Leaves Little Kansas Town in Shambles

Policeman Dies As Youths Riot  Little Kansas Town. Picking Up Pieces

Riots mar  Kansas races Beer-drinking   Beer-drinking youths fight police in Garnett

After Riot in Which One Died —  Little Town of Garnett Picking Up Pieces

Iniured Painter Lowered to Safety   Garnett Shattered By Weekend Riot

Heart Attack Kills Officer  Boozed-Up Youths Riof, Mob Tiny Kansas Town

F VOILE bla  Beer-Drinking Youths Put Garnett In State Of Shock   Cop Dies While Trying To Quell Riots In Garnett

: heb De é. bri : IS     Ga arnett Picks. e Ip   Fire Hoses Disperse Beer-Bottle Throwing Crowd   In Garneit: Tranquility Turned To Turmoi

Cleanup Time   Beer Halis Clos  Wild Riot Leaves Bad Taste at Garnett

Special School Board Elections Slated Tuesday   Diamond And Granby Votes Are Outlined

Can change orbit at will  Maneuverable space ship launched by Soviet Union

Maneuvers In All Directions —  Soviet Launch New Kind of Space Ship

Maneuvers In All Directions saneuvers in All Directions  Soviets Launch Space Ship

Russians Announce New ¥ atch a a  SovietSpace Ship Can Change Orbit

It Can Change Direction and Orbit ....     Maneuverability Achieved In New Soviet Space Ship

Claim Diem Ousted, Nhu Slain   Injured Drivers Are Hlusband. Wite   ‘ehicle Is Unme Is U nmann ved  New Soviet Space Ship  Can Maneuver In Orbit

Russ Space Ship Can Change Orbit   Can Maneuver In All Directions

Versatile Shot In Orbit, Says Soviet Report   Maneuvers in All Directions

Soviets Loft Space Ship  ae ad Cratt Can Maneuver In All Directions

‘Citizens’ Party Seen By Romney   Governor Cites Need For Party Not Limited To Any Single Group

Dr. King Returns To Birmingham * t * * * * *  * * * * *  Civic Leaders Ask N esro Police Emnploved By Cita

Negro Decision Due on Protests In Birmingham  Dr. King to Address Meeting Tonight: Whites Ask Police Force Integration.  —_—_.,,.dUlCcC(< (Cs eee ere ah hCO ee ee ee ee ee

Casual Use Of Pesticides Hit  Backyard Gardener Biagest Offender

New Tiros Alert For  Storm Signs   Joins Earlier Satellite Tn Weather Wateh

Tiros Weather Satellite Joins Other in Orbit   Camera-Toting Space Twins on Watch for Hurricane, Typhoon

U.S. Orbits New Weather Satellite To Hunt Storms   Series of Cloud Cover Pictures Sent to Earth

Pair Now in Orbit _ .  New Weather Satellite Starts Photographic Watch for Storm:

‘Stormy Weather in Some Areas as Rainfall Spreads Across Oklahoma

‘iIn rash of military plane accidents  ‘Tl servicemen, 2 civilians lost recently

B47s Collide Over lowa; 2 AirmenKillec   Death Toll Hits  7”. ¥.. OF gg ane

Military Plane Crashes Kill 13.   Rash of Accidents in Many Different Area:

Rash Of Military Mishaps 11 Servicemen, 2 Civilians  ‘Killed In Aircraft Accidents

VISITS TO BIER SPACED OVER DAYS   Many Foreign Visitors Due To Attend Last Rites

Last-Ditch Appeal From U.S. Ignored   Five Members Favored English; Common Market Talks Have Collapsed

DeGaulle Sinks Britains Bid To Enter Mar’   France Ignores LastDitch Appeal by U.S... Warning of Peril to NATO.

SCUTTLED BY DE GAULLE...  Britain's bid to enter Common Market fails

Bans England From Market Ignores JFK  Pe a crcnite ee   American Warning Nato Imperiled Goes Unheeded

PRAYER FOR...  e IQDAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Cc ouacil of Churches Features)

Destructive Missile  Skybolt Was Object Of Bia Allied Controversy

State Committees Ready For Bills.... Last Assignments Made  On Legislative Groups

Legislature Is Facing  New Issues  Roads, Private Education Bills   Roads, Private Education Bills Are Introduced

LBJ May Decide On Bodyguard  He Has The Right To Say Whether He  Wants Protection

Oregon Climber ist On Everest  Five Others Chosen For Second Assault

Hecklers, bomb threats unperturb candidates  Canada’s election campaign warms up

i i Rom, ’s Horn at Sundown wiley sowasiumumemamcoayieseiuace  _ High Holy Days Begin For Jewish People

Says Matter In Hands of Legislature  Bond Borrowing Rejected to Holt Spending Level

ESCAPE HATCH IS OPENED 10 TRAPPED MEN   Will Try Te Bring Twe Miners To Surface Possibly Today   CONTINUE DRILLING ALSO TOWARD BOVA

Drilling Slowed To Avoid Cavein, Move Cautiously  Midafternoon Break Throuah Is Expected

‘Trapped Men Less Talkative As Rescuers ‘Drill Steadily To Break Through Cavity; Third Miner Silent Since Tuesday Night   By JAMES V. LAMB Associated Press Staff Writer

TRAPPED MEN CAN HEAR DRILL Drillers Completing New Rescue Hole For Miners

Trapped Miners  Hear Drill   Third Try To  Reach Men; Hope Fu: Breakthrough By Mid-Afternoon

Rescue only 30 hours away  Must be enlarged to 17inches for their escape

Mechanical Breakdown... .  Another Setback Deals ~ Blow To Three Miners

Temperature Chart   escue VViil ake Another 3U Mours, hough  rill Almost There, Excited Miners Shout      Ry JAMES VT. £ AR

Drilling Delayed  Twice  Repairs Take bo 17 Ll an ee   Related Story, Page 2 Related Drawing, Page 14

Drilling Of New Escape Hole Moves Along At Steady Pace   BULLETIN

Determined Rescuers Push Ahead In Third Attempt To Sink Shaft To Trapped Miners

Pit Rescue Task Again Gets Delay   Breakdowns Halt Huge Drill, Work On Repairs Pushed

Pace Slowed To Avoid  New Cave-In  Roannsy Ria Rawing   Second Rig Boring  Hole Toward Bova

Hungry, Trapped Miners Ask for Food....  Drill Breaks Through Into Mine Cavity

Miners Hear Drill   Breakthrough Nears, Nothing Heard from Thirc Man for Days   BULLETIN

Latest Escape Hole Nears Miners; Afternoon Breakthrough Expected

Escape hole drilled through to miners   Pair should be out in 30 hours: crowd on the surface goes wild

Fellin, Throne Watch Ceiling In Mine Tomb   Breakthrough in Afternoon Likely

Drill Inches Closer, Men  Hear Sound  Breakthrough Due   Breakthrough Due Soon; Speed Eased To Prevent Cave-In

Entombed Miners Say Fewer Words  Drilling of New Escape Hole Continues at Steady Pace

In at Least 30 Hours Rescuers Expect to Reach Trapped Miners Soon

12-In. Drill To Reach Men Today  If Effort Proves  Successful, Hole

Drilling Of New Escape Hole For Three Trapped Miners Nears Finish

A 30-Hour Rescue Job Still Ahead   Escape Shaft Reaches Chamber Where 2 Long Trapped

Miners Report Hearing Drill In Rescue Try   Third Attempt to Dig Rescue Hole Expected To Succeed By Sunday

Workers Suffer Another Setback in Attempt to Rescue Trapped Miners

3RD TIME THE CHARM? Mine rescue crews fight  - failuresin race for life

Breakthrough Expected Late Today  Miners Can Hear Reseue Drillers -

Drill For Escape Hole Near Trapped Miners   Two Victims Report They Can Hear Machinery Now

Trapped Miners Say Drill Near ‘Their Chamber   By JAMES V. LAMB Associated Press Staff Writer

2 Trapped Men Less Talkative  Second Drill Prahing Rawarrd   Second Drill Probing Toward Louis Bova

Escape Drilling  Nears Two Men  Rig’s Pace Slowed To Avoid Cave-in

Miners Hear Drill Today  Close Watch Kept On Ceiling For Sions Of Trouble

2 Men Hear Drill Nearing Mine Pocket   Trapped Workers Expect Bit To Come Through Ceiling Soon

TWO REPORT THEY HEAR DRILLING   Apparently Near Locatior Of Throne And Fellin  NO WORD   Received From Bova Since Tuesday; Task Delayed By Breakdowns

TRAPPED MEN HEAR ‘THE DRILL   Twelve - Inch Drill May Break Through This Afternoon; 30 More Hours For Widening Hole To 17 Inches.

Filed in liquor raid Legal action against Ottumwa police chief is up for hearing

Wirtz Plan Rebuffed By Rail Unions   President: Ponders Move To Ask Law To Settle Dispute

Labor Chief Mum On Action By Congress   Wirtz Bitterly Disappointed Over Rejection

Legislators End 1963 Session at Midnight  Pass Record Appropriations, Boost _ State Sales Tax to 2° Per Dollar -

N&W-Nickel Plate Merger Gets Approval  Lease Of Wabash, Delay Of Stock  Cantral Favored

 @ Nickel Plate and Norfolk & Western   cola: Mebeibiniies “aatiiiiiiaiiaiinn “linden: tniemaionne diene  Recommends OK Of Rail Merger

Texans’ Design For TFX Best, Senators Told  General Dynamics' Executive Defends Award of Contract

Texans’ Desigr For TFX Best, Senators Told  General Dynamics’ Dnesik ss pacleo am re ee   General Dynamics’ Executive Defends Award of Contract

Navy Leader Backs Treaty   Adm. George W. Anderson Jr., Who Recently Retired, Qualifies Stand

Support Given To Test Treaty  Adm. Anderson Says Safeguards  bee Navracenru

Treaty Gets Anderson’s  Formal Nod   Qualified Support Voiced by Ex-Chief Of Naval Operation:

Retired Chief of Navy Backs Pact  Qualified Support Givan hv Andarcan

Support Is Qualified -Ex-Naval Operations Boss Leery Of N-Ban   Labor Thraws Up’ Read Bleek = ia Hope Fades For Anti-Rail Strike Bill

exeClniel Of Navy OKs Pack   tas Reservations, Wants to Maintatr Military Allianecs

Senator Eyes Favoritism  Ot LBJ Co.    Johnson Family's Radio, Television Holdines Questiancd

Retaliate for Blocking British Bid      Kelahate tor Blocking British Bid  Common Market Nations Rebuff France

French Veto Causes Meet Cancellation   Economic Alliance May Get Renewed Breath From Action

Pro-British Five Boycott Market Talk   Angry Ministers Refuse To Attend Discussion Requested by French

Poland, Yugoslavia  Favored  Partial Victory Follows Severa Senate Sethack:

Kennedy's Powers Restored   Senate Votes Most — Favored Nation Righ Despite Lausche ©

Senate Votes To Restore Aid Requests  Favored Nation Trade Treatment Will Continue

AN ANALYSIS  JFK's Tour Unlikely To Change Allies Much   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER An AP News Analysis

JFK’s Visit Spots  Foreign Policy Issue:   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER An AP Nawe Analyvcice

BUT NASA VOLUNTEER A NEWLYWED  3'4 Months in Isolation Bad Enough

Oneida County Authorities Hold Milkman’s Helper in Heinen Family Killing

As Britons Cheer . Princess Weds Scottish Commoner in Abbey Rite

Marries Scottish Commoner  British Princess Wed Before Array of European Royalty

U.S. Says Plane Came From Cuba   No Casualties; Bullets Damage Ship, Start Fire On Large Ore Carrier

Dibrell Blasts Government Program Tobacco. Industry ‘Withers On Vine’

Mr. K Quips As Moseow  Talks Begin  7. .5 Wee... 6B Bee   West Believes Split With Red China Has Effect On Prospects

Khrushchev Hopeful Pact Will Be Signed   China Appeals to Red Nations to Support Viet Nam Guerrilla:

MARKSSTART OF PARLEYS   Feel Prospects For Agreement  Above Normal

East, West Seem Optimistic On Chance Of Limited Pact   RERIIN SPRFECH

Khrushchev On Hand As Test Ban Talks Oper  Red Leader Jovial As He Meets With

Jokes With Envoys As Talks Open   Limited Test Ban Pact Aim Of Conference

KHRUSHCHEV JESTS WITH DELEGATES   “Shall We Start Off By Signing?” Russian Asks. Both Sides Optimistic On Ban Chances.

Meeting Envoys Of U.S., Britain In Kremlin Today  Jokes About Signing  Agreement at Once

Atom Ban onferees  Open Talk   Jovial Nikita Believed Ready To Sian At Last

Hopes Bright For Test Ban   Russian-Chinese Argument Encourages Western Group

Optimistic About Agreement on Partial Nuclear.B Russians May Turn West After Failure of Red Chit

Soviet Boss Repor ted In Jovial Mood   U.S. And British Leaders On Hand For Major Parley

Quick On Quip Khrush Jovial At Ban Talks   Optimism In Kremlin Air

Parley Opens Today ‘Nik’ Optimistic On Accord On Limited Tes? Ban Pact

in imism hrush’s Clowning Marks _ wa As Test Ban Talks Open In Moscoi

British, U.S. Delegates Trade Humorous Remarks With Soviet Party Boss

Aides Expect Limited Pact   Russian Leader Sits Down With British and American Negotiators

Test Ban Meeting Opens—  East-West Gntsnaiitics Premier Opens Talks

Stage Is Set For 10-Day  Conference U.S., British Envoys   U.S., British Envoys Bidding for Limited Nuclear Agreement

Optimism Prevails  At Meet   Special British, U.S. Envoys Altend

Optimism Exudes as-Parley Begins    Limited Nuclear Test Ban Seen; Underground Not Included

RUSSIAN CHIEF IN JOVIAL MOOD   As Talks On Limited Ban Open In Moscow   Representatives See Posslble Agreement As Soviet, China Breach Widens

Conference Begins With Optimism  ~ Russia-China Split  BRancte Dencnanta   Russia-China Split Boosts Prospects For Agreement

Nikita Jovial At Session With Western Envoys  Talks In Moscow Expected To Last

Harriman, Nikifa Quip At Session  Khrushchev Mooxc ect ec  Sharac   Khrushchev Mood Shares West's _ Hopeful Attitude

Optimistic K Opens Test Ban Session Today   Nikita Jokes As Talks Begin On New Treaty

(OPTIMISM MARKS START (OF PARLEYS   Feel Prospects For Agreement Above Normal

Korushchev Jovial — Optimistic On Test Ban   Nikita Opens Parley In Good Mood:

Optimism Is Enhanced By The Widening Split  Between Russia, China

Nikita Jovial In Personally Opening Parley   Early Indications Of Success On Limited Test Ban Aacreement

Nuclear Parley Hones Bolstered By Cordial Reds  Khrushchev Aids Moscow Meeting Hopes by Jokes

U.S. Negotiator Tells Geneva About Hopes   Statement Coupled With Kennedy’s Appeal To Confab

SHAFT MISSES TARGET  Officials Map New Plans For Rescue Of I] Miners

German Miners Still Entombed  Man From Surface To Connect Rescue  Shaft With Tunnel

Miner waits to make perilous trip  Rescue shaft to he connected with tunnel

Miners Ready fo Connect Tunnel  To Make Perilous Journey Into Mine

Oshkoshians Hurt in Wreck   North Western Passenger Train Hite Semi-Trailer in Milwaukee

irain Strikes Semi-Trailer In Milwaukee  20 Persons Injured As 5 Cars Plunge Down 10-Foot Hil!

Education Bill Passes Congress   Will Aid Constructio: in Four-Year and Junior Colleges

Measure Gives $1 Billion Plus For Constructior  Congress Sends Kennedy-Backed

College Aid Bill Is Sent To President   Authorizes Funds For Both Public, Private Schools

Will Help Build Many Classrooms.  "2,100 Colleges And Tinivercka

District 3 Loses 7  Towns   4 to Represent Each Division  By HARRY MAITLAND and DON MURDAUGH

District3 Loses 7  Towns   4. to Represent ‘Each Division By HARRY MAITLANI

Plea To End Strife Made By Johnson   President Pledges Support Of Efforts To Restore Peace

President Acts to End CyprusFigh   Bags Deer on Hunt with Gov. Ellington; To See His Aides

Message To Factions Uraes Peace  p.-L- ite Detaen:   Backs Up Britain, Greece, Turkey In Their United Aims

Ex-lowan Held for Threat to Johnson   Note Found When He Was Arrested For Vagrancy

‘Immediate Goal . . . Johnson’   Secret Service Nabs Man With Assassination Note

PEPE UE neler siisay e e« « WV (eden tach  Secret Service - Nabs Man With Assassination Note

Public Urged to Get Vaccinations To Check Communicable Diseases.

For a Separate Force.... Rusk Rejects Rockefeller’s  European Nuclear Proposal

Rusk, Rocky Disagree On EuropeA-Unit  Secretary Of State Skeptical Of Idea On Separate Force

Comments On European Unit Proposal Rusk Tangles With Views Of Rockefeller On Force

Rockefeller Views Rejected  Nuclear Force Proposal Draws Rusk Criticism

Dr.D.M. Branch Dies In Wreck  Was Secretary Of Baptist Convention In North Carolina

JAaren Metrick  Daughter of former residents among six killed in wreck

3 Traffic Crashes Kill 16  VIOLENCE!   Ohio Shootings Take 2 Lives

Highway Bill Due Approval In Ohio House   Will Allot Nearly $739 Million For  Building Program

Rusk, Dobrynin Holding Talks  Search for Agreement On Berlin Involved

Nuclear Force Plan May Snag Talks On Berlin   Rusk and Dobrynin Scheduled to Renew Washinaton Meetina:

Rusk, Dobrynin Meet Today  ‘Complicated Talks Predicted on Berlin

Rusk, Soviet Renew Talks Over Berlin   Search for Accord Seems Likely To Be More Complicated

Rusk, Dobrynin Resume Their Talks on Berlin   Reds May Inject Issue of U.S. Plans For Nuclear Force

Legislative Unit  N..tetane Mifaca KEVISIONS Offered  Republican Plan Goes to Senate

Her Case Not Slated For Hearing   Sen. Williams: I Know Nothing Of German Girl

sossies Diselaims Story  Air of Mystery Cloaks  Role of German Woman

Kditarial Hoaure   Supreme Court Aftirms IRS Wire Tap Conviction

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Supreme Court split over use of recorded evidence

Proxmire Urges Start on Project  Letter to Johnson Seeks Accelerator

5 Gls Suffer Slight Wounds In Red Attack   Americans Certain Some Koreans kKillec In Long Exchange

Meaning of Clashes Uncertain ees ncerlain  Some Red Attackers Died, Yanks Are Sure

Naws 2c %¢  “ .: yx. aan“ a a ww. ¥ wav ow  Qa new prnenl! se ow ar Oe    -2"¢ Rod A: acd Foraces=9- 4as --—_ C=-e->-ocre>——

Congress Expected To Delay Decision  No Action Seen on Medicare Until'64

Medicare Action May Lag Till 64  Kennedv Hopeful   Kennedy Hopeful Of Quicker Vote On Care For Aged

Health Care Plans Delay Anticipated  Supporters, Foes See No Congress Action This Year

Delay Seen In Medical  Care Action No Decision Before Next Year Indicated

KEY FIGURES IN MEDICARE SEE LONG WAIT   PRESIDENT HOPES FOR QUICK MOVE ON RENEWED PLEA

 Kennedy Still Hopetul  Decision on Health Care Not Expected This Year

Could give U.S.-the edge  Diplomats sharpen up with memory course

Protest Violence Grows   Royal Couple Cheered On Arrival For Dinner With Greek Visitors

The Racial Front  Nationa! Guard Is Called To Duty As Violence Rips Maryland Town

4 Wichitans Into Custody   Questioned On Series Of Bad Checks, Robbery

Lawmakers Avoid Talk About Tax   Filibuster Keeps Senators Occupied On Insurance Issue

Likes His Cabinet Post  Hodges Counts Himself Out Of 1964 Race For Governor

Granddaughter Of Evalyn McLean One-Time Hope Diamond Owner, To Wed New York Auto Salesman

Hope Diamond Baby Weds  * \ * * * * * Fai * Heiress, Now 20, Shakes Gem's Curse

‘Commies SORES Leste _     Iraq Re Rebel Regime Consolidates: Gain

Aref's Forces Appear to Have Control of Irac   New Regime Mopping Up Scattered Areas of Communist Resistance.

2,500 Negroes Pray Facing White House   Labor Backs Civil Riahts

Race Protest. Peaceful i in Washington.  . March Staged. in Capital as Tension. Grips. Other Cities —   March Staged: in. Capital as Tension. Grins. Other Cities

Negroes March In Washington   Extra Officers Put on Duty Aroune  Executive Mansion

MORE FIRE INDICATED  _ Rusk Foreign Aid Blast Could Prove Bie Blunder   Elusive Anti-Castro Exiles. Keep U.S., British Hopping

RUSK’S ATTACK MAY BOOMERANG   CHARGE MAY DRAW FIRE INSTEAD OF DIMINISHING IT

Secretary Adds Fire fo Dispute Over U.S. Outlay:   Foes in Congress Hint at Reprisal For “Scolding’

SS FOREIGN AID Friends, Foes See Rusk's Attack as Tactical Blunder

Rusk Statement On Foreign Aid Called Blunder  Charge May Draw More Fire Instead Of Diminishing It

Rusk’s Blast  at Aid Cutters  Seems Blunder Charge Might. .  Draw Increased — Fire on Program

Cuban Raiders In Florida, Bahamas Stay In Hiding   ON THE INSIDE PAGES   ‘Dean Rusk’s Attack On Foreign Aid Foes Seen Tactical Blunder

Rusk Attack Might Harm Aid Policies   Friends, Fues Claim Charge on Slashers Could Inerease Fire

New Executive Takes Over; Rites for JFK Arranged; Assassin Suspect Grilled   Pope Paul VI Had Received Him

‘Will Do My Besi’ Vow Of Newly-Sworn Leader   President Johnson Sets Up Parleys With Rusk, Eisenhower: Congressmen Pledge Full Support

World Mourns Kennedy’s Death; Congress Unites Behind Johnson   Stunned U. S. Faces Change Of Course   An American Dream Dies With Kennedy

Police Blame Slaying onMan, 24, Said Friendly to Russia, Castro   Bullets Hit President, Governor   Nation Lowers Flags in Mourning   Johnson Takes Oath On Plane

“I will do my best,” he pledges  Asking God's aid, Johnson takes over as President

President Calls in Rusk, Eisenhower      Gathers Up Monumental Tasks; Given Pledges by Party Chiefs

Lyndon Johnson Assumes Office  Of President   News Of Assassination Stuns World; Expressions Of Grief,  Sorrow And Surprise Pour In

Johnson Asks God's Help in Assignment  Chieftan Plunges Inta Camlarancace   Chieftan Plunges Into Conferences With U.S. Leaders

Tough Texan Haggard As He Takes Top Post   Johnson Calls for Conferences With Eisenhower, Rusk and Others As He Ponders Problems of World   Bartlett, Rivers Shocked At Kennedy Assassination

Assassination  Of Kennedy Stuns World   Congress Expected To Go Home Soon

Johnson Asks God's Help In Assignment   President Plunges Into Conferences With U.S. Leaders

Texan Asks God’s Help In Big ‘Task   Consults Advisers As Nation, World Mourn For Kennedy, Dead By Assassin’s Bullets

President Asks For Help Of Nation, God: Tackles Monumental Problems

Johnson Takes Up Duties Amid Grief over Murder   Funeral Mass Is Scheduled  for Monday

New President Asks Guidance In Assignment  Chieftain Plunges Into Conferences With U.S. Leaders

JFK Assures Nikita US. Wants Peace   East-West Problem: Can Be SeHled Says President

Kennedy Says He Shares Nikita's Aims "To Move Ahead With Understanding’:

The battleship that is  - Truman blames Ike for Missouri location

Truman Wants ‘Mighty Mo’ Moved to Brooklyn As Shrine; Blames Ike for Bremerton Anchor

Relates Matia’s  Initiation   Senate Probers Want Inside on More Murders

niorming on syndicate Mobster tells committee testimony seals his doom

Mobster Tells Of Initiation Info Syndicate  Alleges Genovese, Luciano Lured

Threats, Sniper Fire, Sabotage Prove Useless to Communists; American Newsman Critically Shot in Attack,

Shots, Sabotage Mark Massive March To Polls  UPI Newsman Shot   UP! Newsman Shot During Outbursts Of Red Resistance

Disruption Effort Is Failure   Leftist Activity Inereases in Final Hours

Massive Number Of Voters Defies Snipers, Threats  Expected Successor Of Betancourt Takes Early Lead

World Health Group Report: Cancer Data   Link Lipstick Artifical Flavors, Cigarette Smoking

1963 Traffie Fatalities  31  — Same Period @ Year Ago  21  nd  Total Deaths In 1962  26

- 1963 Traffis Fatalities  3  Same Period @ Year Ago  2]  Total Deaths In 1962  26

11 HURT IN ‘JONAH’ SHIP ACCIDENT  Broken Cable Cuts Legs Off 3 Crewmen On Constellation

11 Injured In Accident On Carrier   Two Constellation Crewmen Lose Both Legs

Three Lose Legs!  Aircraft Carrier Cable  Snaps; 11 Crewmen Hurt

‘Fantastic, Fern-Like, Feathry Frost Found   “Like A Cracked Whip”  Men's Legs Sheared Off  Aboard.’ ‘Cursed” Cartier.

2 Crewmen Lose Both Legs As Anothe:  Aecident Hits Carrier Constellation

Ship Overdue; Search Begun  Alarm Issued by   Alarm Issued by Madrid Officials

Incident In Falls Links Cases Middletown Police Arrest Two \Teenagers On Assault Charges  ; . -

Incident In Falls Links Cases ‘Middletown Police Arrest Two ] : !Teenagers On Assault Charges

Worst Phila. Blaze Routs Large Group   High Winds Add To Fury; Scene Near Gil Tanks

Blaze Cailed City’s Worst In History   Hundreds Evacuated As Flames Threater OW Tanks In Area

FirstOutside Witness Set By Senate  Widow Of Baker’s wT _...... PR Ort.   Widow Of Baker’s Partner To Talk In Closed Session

Patae n*s"e"s Oe eee eee eee ne ee eee were eee  Washin gton Report

RUBBLE ON PURPOSE   Lawmakers Step Up Probe Of Sieaming Baker Aitairs

Baker Group Calls Widow Of Partner  Senate Probers  Will Hear First

Widow of Pariner In Motel Brought Into Senate Probe   Senate Eyes Conflict Of Interest by Their Matority Secretary.

Widow Of His Business Associate Called As Witness In Baker Probe

Adjournment neatinie, wasn.  Legislators try again for state redistricting

U.S. engineer caught as he gives data to Soviets   senators probe secretary Baker gained from bill sponsored by his critic   He's getting use to it  Warren bombarded by pickets in New York

Haiti, Cuba Raked:  Wind Force Grows   Flora To Approach U.S. Coastal Area Today: Damavce In Millions

Hurricane Flora Heads Towards  South Florida   Eastern Cuba Feels Wrath; Toll Now 41

Hirst Major Clue  Missing Coed’s Umbrellc Turns Up In El Cerrito

Test Ban Talk To  Resume   Adviser Predicts Agrecment Within “Shooting Distance

SECRECY MARKS NEWTALKS ON ABLAST CURBS   Negotiators to Meet Again at State Department Today at 3p.m.   Wiesner Sees ‘Real Issue’ Now as the Number of Insnectians

Agreement On Test Ban May Be Near   British, Soviet, U.S. Delegates Continue Talks

(. S. HE SSH. ENGL IND  Test Ban Talks Open With 4-llour Session

Negotiators Mum As Ban Talks Resume  1D. DHiriat And Ra   ‘Be Quiet And Be Patient,’ Russian Advises Reporters

LAST CHANCE TO SETTLE STRESSED   Congress Could Take Action If Deadlock Remain:

POCeINENT AE CApnADITY   SEN. MORSE HOPES TO END LONG DOCK STHIKE

Wirtz Asks Help From  Businessmen   ‘Labor Secretary Urges Closing Of Emplovment Gap

Co-Existence in: Relations With Reds a Prospect  Lord Home Declares   Lord Home Declares Guard Must Be Kept

President Johnson Declares Tomorrow Day of Mourning   Chief Executive Takes Swift, Erm Control of the Nation

Government Offices, Most All Businesses fo-Close in Mourning  Tomorrow Proclaimed Respect Day for JFK: Some Industries Stay Oner

‘President Johnson Declares Day Of Mourning   Kennedy Will Be Buried In  Arlineton National Cemetery

Big North Pacific Coast Storm Kills 3; 100 Mile Per Hour Winds Lash Oregon

Ball Urges Truce on:  Cuba Talk   Diplomat Asks : Trust-in Kennedy

JFK Wins Rights Fight As House Group Alters Bill   Budget Outlook Improves But Debt Limit Hike Sought

Judiciary Committee Puts Aside Tough Measure in Favor of One With Broader Bipartisan Support

Parliamentary Tangle Means Another Vote  Committee Bows to Kennedy, Puts Acide Touch Bill

Compromise rights bill gets committee approval  Administration wins battle to kill tough   Administration wins battle to kill tough measure, succeeds with mutual support

House Unit Sides with President   Proposal with Broader Bipartisan Backing Wins Approval

Tougher Bill Defeated by Committee   Substitute Plan, Supported by JFK, Wins 20-14

FINAL PLEA BY KENNEDY EFFECTIVE   _Another Voter Required Before Action Is Final]

New Sunday Closing Law Challenged   Constitutionality Of Law Questioned By St. Louis Firm

Paper Participating Newspaperboy Aivard Plan  Adopted For Local Carriers

KEY STOCKS ADVANCE POINT OR BETTER Stock Market Drives Toward New Highs

Italian Leaders Called in Crisis  Chamber's President Tries for Government

$6 Billion Budget Cut Proposed   Big Slash Asked in  Miltary, Foreign Aid And Domestic Funds

Democrat Accepts Challenge ; Claims $6 Billion © Budget Cut Possible

WARNS ABOUT TIDAL WAVE OF TAXATION   Notes Only Small Slice Revenue  Not Dedicated   Virginian Urges Budget Cuts

Senate Democrat Urges Reduction in Kennedy's Budget   Sen. Robertson Puts His Finger on Cuts at Up to $6 Billicn.

Assembly Fight Looms \Dispute Flares Over Report  Criticizing State Milk Laws

Asks Missouri State Line Turnpike To Run Between Kansas City, Joplin

Turnpike Bill  Filed in House  Kansas City-Joplin Link Is Proposed

WHITE HOUSE EXPLAINS Reaction Sharp to Byrd's List of JFK Vehicles

4 BOATS, 10 HELICOPTERS  White House Defends TFK’s Yachts. Planes

Pace Passes One A Day  7 Die In Bloody Weekend On New Mexico Highways

Gov. Reynolds Raps Partisanship In Defeat Of Road Building Program

Gov. Reynolds Vows Fight for Wisconsin Highway Building Plan  Claims ‘Partisanship Has Gone Too Far’ in State’s Politics

Reynolds Vows Further Efforts On Road Setup   Blames Politics For Resounding Defeat of Plan

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   State’s Severe Cold Spell May Be Ending

Three Cheers! Colc Spell’ Is Ending!   More Records Fall As Bitter Month Ends

Three More Weeks to Go  Legislators End Week Of Long Hours, Debate   Committee Slices $19,153,000  Governor Protests Cuts In Major Program Funds

Differ About Radioactivity From A-Sub  Opinions Weigh on es \b cea, Sees ed   Opinions Weigh on Side of Optimism On Danger Chance

Opinions Differ On Radioactive Threat From Sunken Sub; Explosion Ruled Out

Experts See Radioactive  Hazard Low   Ocean Depth Regarded Chief Safety Factor

Senate Kills School Measure  Legislatures Fifth Bill Sets Up Exhibit for Fair

‘Dangerous’ Path Cited By Kremlin   Russians Assert China Reds Shun Talks In Dispute

. Ferguson’s Opinion \Candidates Can’t File Until  Legislature Revamps Itself

Candidates Must Wait For Filing   Legislature Must First Be Reapportioned

South Carolinians Cheer Him  “Desegregate Peacefully Or Be 2nd Class State,” Says Outgoing Governor

Gov. Hollings Says S.C. Musi  Desegregate    Governor Given Standing Ovation For Farewell Talk

Retiring Governor Declares South Carolina Must Accent Integration

A-Ban Talks Declassifying  Is Demanded  Republicans Say Administration Is Withholding Date

‘SO U.S. PEOPLE CAN HELP”? — Non-Secret A-Test Ban Talks Urged By GOPs

CONGRESSIONAL ROUNDUP  TFX, Transit Systems, Civil Rights Discussed

Kennedy's Oil Profits Tax Plan Attacked   Five Governors Urge Outright Rejection

Testifies Of Offers In Murder   Morris Testifies He Heard Offers of $2,000 Made to Men by Mastriar

Glib Night Club Manager Talks  Testifies on $2,000 Offer for Murder Hir

First Attempts Failed —  Witness Says Mastrian Hunted for Triggerman

Names. Places Cited  Murder-For-Pay Offer Rejected, Witness Says

Judges Will Finish on Schedule  Reluctant Printers Can’t Slow Probe

! New FCC Application  ‘0 Konski Switches Merrili TV Plea: Seeks Channel 12

Where To Find lt   NEGOTIATE AWAY FREEDOM  Nixon Attacks JFK Poliey

Reds Acitating InS. Viet Nam  Viet Cong Caught Of Guard by Buddhists

ee SO AA ES Yai dd Seunenaieenintiatiniieenintaeee ne  Angry man barricades road

U.S. Reveals Soviet Failure In Space   Satellite Blown Into 24 Pieces After Launching

Red Vehicle  Disintegrates  NASA Says 24 Pieces Orbit After Launching Last Fall

~WAS THERE A MAN ABOARD?—  U.S. Reveals Breakup Of Russian Satellite

E ploded Last Fall, U.S. Says  Break- Up of Soviet (Spacecraft Told

Soviet Satellite Failed Last Fail, NASA Reveals   Exploded tats 24 Blocaa After Lautehtiign Noi faawn Tl th Was Aencad

ateliste me port: NASA Tells  Of a Russian Space Blast  Craf)e Annarently   Craft Apparently Exploded Into 24 Orbiting Pieces

Russian Space Snatlu: Disclose Soviet Spacecraft Exploded Into 24 Orbiting Pieces Last October

4‘Mum’s the Word’ in Russia  U. S. Data Points to Red Spaceship Blast

U. 5. Agency Discloses Apparent Breaku Of Soviet Space Craft Launched in "62

Steel Rises at Power Plant   Crack-up in Orbit Revealed Soviets Mum on Space Shot. Failure

.. . For Next Two Years   State Spending May Equal Governor’s Proposal   Babcock’s Montcare Measure Killed by Senate, Kerr-Mills Plan Advances

SSL. § Million Recommended . . .. FOr NExt 1WO Ted  State Snendine May Equal Governor’s Proposal

‘Today's Index   JON’T DISCOURAGE STUDENTS Ignore Most Theme Errors Teachers Of Enalish Uraec

Educator Thinks High School Teachers Often Grade Enclish Paver too Closelv

“Bad Effects of Over-Correction Cited  Teachers: Go Easy with Red Pencil

Jn Lroubled Labor Scene ‘News Strike Continues; Urge ‘Printers To Reconsider Offer

Sends Plan to Congress Asking Delay   President, Leaders Confer on Crisis: ‘Accord Hopeless’

Kennedy Proposes ICC Take Over in Rail Dispute  Strike Now Hinges on Leaislation

y Nal Pro  Plan To Ban Strike   Dispute To ICC For  ‘Disposition   Discrimination In Jobs Protest

JFK To Make Recommendations igs  Solution Of Rail Dispute Now Left Up To Conaress

Government Presses Efforts To Avert Strike. But Meetings Avail Nothing

Action Due By Congress  On Proposal   Time Granted By Carriers To Aid In Act Approval

Railroad Dispute  To Be Referred To Gommission   Prompt Disposition Sought From Interstate Commerce Commission

Legislation Would Bar Strike   W ants Rail Dispute Referred To [CC

Action Eyed For Settling Rail Dispute   Hope Dim For Fast Settlement; Parley Slated On Proposal

Seeks prompt action and disposition To ask Congress to stall strike

The Weather   Congress Receives Kennedy Proposal For Railroad Peace

Congress To Get Kennedy s Recommendations To Settle Impending Rail Strike Today   HAVE EIRST DRAET

JFK to Seek Legislation   Last Minute Ef forts Fai! Yo Settle Rail Dispute

TO AVOID STRIKE ~.  Give Railroad Work Rules Disput To ICC For Decision, JFK Uraes   Congress’ Agenda Clear For Rail Issue

Rail Official Claims Only Congress Can Avert Strike   JFK Says Put Rules Dispute Before ICC

View Of Kennedy, Railroads: “Only Congress Can Avert Rail Strike’

Kennedy Ask: Congress For ICC Rulings  \A/ arL Diilac AA ws   Work Rules May Be Studied For  Years To Come

Rail Dispute Handed ICC By Kennedy  Dems tcl unt Samelinn   President Sending  Meseage to Congress Outlining Reauest

Rail Work © Rules To Goa Before ICC  Kennedy Would Let This Group Make Rulinc«

Congress To Get Special Bid Today   Delay of Strike Eyed Until Agency Disposes of Case

Rail Dispute: Shunted to New Agency.   President to Ask Congress for Special Hearing by ICC ...

Commerce Group Will Set Hearing   Employe Security Wil Be Included in Any Order of Approval

Hope Gone For Quick  Settlement   Kennedy To Ask Legislation In Report To Congress

Carriers’ Official Says Compulsory Arbitration Only Hope to Halt Strike

CONGRESS T0 ACT   Compulsory Arbitration Is Likely To Be Sought   CHIEF EXECUTIVE

A Plan To Bar Strike  Put Dispute   Put Dispute Before ICC  For Action

Legislation Offered To Congress   It Would Preserve Collective Bargaining

Congress To Get Word At3 P.M.   Appears Congress Will Be Asked To Hold Off Strike Until Heard By ICC

Kennedy’s Proposal to Bar Strike   Will Ask Congress To Block Walkout Till Case Decided

JFK Formula To Avert Strike  ICC Will Take Action In Work Rules Dispute

Official Says Congress Must Act Swiftly   Arbitration Said Sole Relief From Rail Shutdown

Kennedy Urges Congress Okay Of Legislation   Sen. Mansfield Denies Plan Calls for Com. pulsory Arbitration or Seizure.

Kennedy Briefs Congressional Leaders  Rail Legislation Unveiled   Barron Backs JK On Rights

JFK's Plan for Rails Due Toda  No Settlement by Industry, Unions

JFK Unveils Legislation On Problem   Rail Chief To Put Strike In Effect July 3¢

Weather   Kennedy, Lawmakers Discuss Proposals to Settle Rail Dispute   All Attempts to Break Deadlock On Work Rules Issue End in Failure

Decision or  Rails Rests With ICC   President Gives Plan to Congress

Kennedy Readies Anti-Walkout  Recommendation   President To Submit Legislative Request Today

Intensive Mediation  In Rail Dispute Fails   President Schedules High-Level Talks; Walkout Set For July 29

Presents Plan Before Solons This Afternoon   Outline Given at Special Huddles

Kennedy seeks legislation  CN } b . . a . a, 4 a , E i : yy c=  fs pee : : . s g ve A a, . : 4 i: : nae) - z Tre. re ae "ES Be : ae 2 me spt weet ee loa cs ‘eee v 7

RAIL INDUSTRY SPOKESMAN, JFK NOT OPTIMISTIC  EXPECT KENNEDY  — ~~, APO my PPT A   EXPECT KENNEDY TO SEND REQUEST TO CONGRESS NOW

Poland Mourns Kennedy:  ‘Mounds of Flowers At a Dollar Apiece’   By JOMN STEINBECK {As Told To UPI)

House Refuses Sunday Closing   Council Vetoes Consolidation Opposes Plan to Change Status of Montana Mines

Smog Is Threat To Persons With Respiratory And Heart Ailments  Drought Worsens

FIRE, PASTURE DAMAGE MOUNTS IN DRY WEATHER   SMOG, FOG FILL STAGNANT AIR ON EASTERN SEABOARD

“WORST DROUGHT IN YEARS’ Emergency Fire Measures Invoked In East And South

US. Wilts As Drought Continues   Fire Danger Rises Across East, South

Emergency Measures  Nations Worst Drought Results in Heavy Losses

Drought Damage  Goes On   Fires Threaten Pasture Areas  Of East. South

Danger of Fire Mounting In. Tinder-Dry East, South   Stagnant Air With Smog, Fog, Smoke.

Other Plans For Revenue  Cast Aside   + PC Only Broad Tax That Can Pass, House     ief Claims

FEELING .. . Two couples take different flights, wives die in crash

McKean Co. Fair To Have 5 More Big Days & Nights   Midget Auto Races Featured At McKean Fair First Time

Rockefeller Puts Stress on Jobs   AFL-CiO Pays Little Attention To His Stand on Tax Reduction

Rockefeller Claims Jobs Top Problem  Calls For Tax Cut rye ab) , e Tied To Spending

1,000 Get Compensation 7 Striking Robena Miners  Drawing Jobless Benefits

Monk’s Bid For Retuge Is Refused   U.S. Embassy In Saigon Turns Away Young Buddhist

U.S. Denies Asylum To Monk   (Related Slory and, Pictwes on Page 2h)

Monk Refusec Asylum At U.S. Embassy  Young Buddhist Turned Away In 1 Try To Join Others

U.S. Embassy Rejects Plea For Asylum by Fourth Monk   See more stories about South Viet Nam on Page Five.

Democrats Plan Pressure to Get Aid for Children  w*+. B... @...L. kg   Benefits Are Sought Fer Kin of Jobless

JFK Pledges US Will Defend Its Allies   President Inspects US Troops

Makeup Clinic for Oral Polio Vaccine To Be Held Saturday, May 11

@ Old Age Assistance Totaled $57,336— ‘1220 Received *72,474 In  Public Assistance In July

Old Age Assistance to  14, 013 In Aid 01263 af Henry County In March

€ Old Age Assistance Totaled $65,698—  1250 Received $72,183 In Public Aid During April

 Expect Changes Next Yea  Committee Reports 65 Aid Cutoff Considered

Proposed Tax Cut Would Aid Smallest, Biggest Brackets    First Reaction Shows Program Has Better Than 50-50 Chance

Smallest, Biggest  Moneymakers Stand To Benefit ‘Most’  20 to 30 Per Cent Cuts Asked   20 to 30 Per Cent Cuts Asked In Top, Bottom Income Brackets

Boy Scout Trig In Utah Desert Ends In Tragedy   Nine Scouts, Three Adults Killed; Many Hurt In Truck Michar

Truck Careens Down Hill, Killing 12....     Tragedy Ends a Boy Scout Adventure Into Utah Desert

Brakes Fail on Hill  Scout Bus Tragedy  Fatalto 12 in IJtah  Atal UV Bee EEE WU UGE

Truck Overturns; 12 Die In Utah Wilderness  Bov Scouts Killed On Way To Camp

OVERTURNS IN UTAH DESERT WITH 46 ABOARD  Scout Truck Crashes: 12 Die

9 Boy Scouts, 3 Others Die In Utah Crash  Truck Carrying 46  Through Historic

12 Killed, 28 Hurt As Truck Tips Over In Utah Desert Area   9 Boy Scouts, 2 Leaders, And Woman Reporter Perish

In Remote Desert Area  Nine Scouts, 3 Adults Die In Utah Truck Accident

Nine Boy Scouts Are Killed When Truck Overturns   15 Hospitalized Bus To Tragedy Burng Wate Pon Be wnes

Two of Leaders, Woman Reporter Aso Victims  Truck Overturns on:  Dirt Road in Utah

Inside The Times   Expedition Ends In Tragedy A  Seout Truck Overturns In Desert; 12 Die

Boy Scout Jaunt Ends In Tragedy  Nine Youths, Two Leaders Amona Dead

Utah Desert Is Scene Of Accident  15 Hospitalized;   15 Hospitalized; Two Are Critical

Boy Scout Trip Into Utah Desert Ends in Tragedy; 13 Persons Killed

Scout truck  rolls; Il die,  30 injured Adventurous  expedition tire ta tracedy

Rolls Off In  Truck’s i Brakes Fail; Crash Kills 9 Scouts, 2 Leaders, Reporter

12, Including 9 Boy Scouts And Woman Reporter, Killed As Truck Upsets In Desert   DESERT EXPEDITION

Nine Boy Scouts, 2 Leaders, Woman Reporter Die in Utah Truck Crash

9 Scouts Killed In Crash   Three Adults Die, 15 Hurt As Truck Overturns In Utah

TRUCK WITH 46 ABOARD OVERTURNS   Engine, Brakes Fail, Explorers’ Truck Plunges Into Gully; Nine Boy Scouts Among Dead.

Rail Talks End With Deadlock  Work on No-Strike   Work on No-Strike Law To Start Today

BOWLING SCORES   ROCKTON WOMEN’S PIONEER BOWLING LEAGUE  Oh bis wc Bc ei

McNamara Lists Orders Limiting Serviceman Role   Secretary Views Part in Activities As ‘Inappropriate’

Ex-Governor Leaves Sick Bed For Meet   Split in Party Looms As Fight Develops Over Chairmanship

Two cars collide head-on Crash near Erie, Ill., kills 4 girls today

Need Action Now, He Tells Garden Guests   Dinner Honors Local Senator In Capital Tonight

NAME WINNERS IN TWO REGIONAL SOIL CONTESTS   Charles Reich Wins Division 3 Honors In One Contest

20 Years Later, And You Wonder — A SS SNES  What Happened To The Soldier With Guilty Arm?

in Sout h Pdi: tis Nt MM ha Riiisak Man ltd 8 cute e ele      New Winter Storm Spreads Snow and Ice

 Costly Projects Nikita Studies Sharp Shitt  ‘In Agriculture Investments

_. Skeleton Crews Maintain Utilities Strike Climaxes Protests Against Argentina Regime

Peronists Launch Argentine Strike  Press for Government Action to Get Jobs

Pro-Peronist Unions Strike In Argentina  Press Government  For Action To Eas

Peronist Labor Unions Strike in Argentina   Demand More Employment

Peronists Call General Sirike   Test Of Strength in Argentina Sought

ne:  Crisis _  TAB ene foe Te obeopenreorn LS  Cools UN Forces Open Move To Kolwezi

IANCOCK ~ounly - $92.6 million authorized by House for test facility

Destructive Storm Hits Northern Indiana; Many Roads Blocked By Trees

Storm Causes Extensive Damage In Indianc   or flooded by the downpour. Utility company crews’ worked

Children’s Bodies Found  Lake To Be Drained In Search For Mother

Wallace eases guard at Tuskegee school   lo major incidents Four Baton Rouge  schools integrated   Children found slain Lake is searched for young mother

Cuba Refuses To Sign Test Ban Now  BFnwav ta IJIN Claime   Envoy to UN Claims U.S. Has Undeclared War Against Nation

AT UNITED NATIONS Cuba Refuses To Sian Nuclear Ban Treaty, Denounces U. S.

Lechuga Attacks —   Refuses To Sign Pact While U.S. Keeps Up Cold “War’ On Cuba

JFK Bans Deadline On Nuclear Talks    Chief Russian Disarmament Heaotiator Leaves Geneva

KENNEDY LASHES OUT AT UNION LEADER  Patience Said Key to Nuclear Ban

foucnes Many oubjecis Test Ban Subject Tops Kennedy’s  Press Conference

Kansas Traffic Score   Margaret Chase Smith Has  Eve on Presidential Races

Sen. Smith ives ‘Third Choice’ Role  Maine Republican May Enter Some Presidential Polls

May Enter Primaries —  Sen. Margaret Smith  In Presidential Race?

To ‘Offer Choice’ °  - Margaret Chase smith May Enter GOP Races.

Court Agrees To Hear Two Voting Suits   Practices Vary  It's Time To Shell Out For Auto Taas

In Emergency Session Supreme Court Of Illinois To Consider Election Suits

Hearing Report Discloses—  Doubtful Loyalty No Disqualifying Factor

NU Victory Details: Sport Red   8 ‘Doubtiul’ Americans In International Employ

U.S. Loyalty  Is Questioned  Americans Employed By U.N. Cited. Not Named

US. Loyalty Suspects Get Jobs in UN.   Doubtfuls Employed Despite Unfavorabl. Data, Prabe Told

's ‘Hurricane Flors set Nearing End In n Open Atlantic   Detroit Mafia's Yearly Take Set At *150 Million

$200 Million Yearly Mafia Detroit ‘Take’  Peaberc Are Told   Probers Are Told Metropolis Linked With Coca Nostra

‘WORLD NEWS  Dr. Martin Luther King Freed; OAS to Discuss Haitian Crisis

King Jailed, Then Freed Under Bond   Arrest Of Negro Leader Nearly Upsets Armistice

Civil Rights Rally Held in Cleveland; Foes Plan to Resist Negro Movement

Turner and Bond At Soil Conserv. Meeting This Week   2-Day Workshop Directed by McKeever; Discussion on River Basin

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0ODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious bh eatures)

Able to Buy  Liquor Soon  Burris Sets July 4 Target if Bill OK‘d

Supersonic Bomber Program Wins Okay  31-5 by Committee  Missiles ‘A Dangerous Course;   Missiles ‘A Dangerous Course;’ $353 Million for Two Airplanes

House Committee Calls. Increasing Reliance On Missiles Dangerous

PLANES OR MISSILES? House Defies. President In Bomber Controversy

East Kentucky Engulfed By Record Flooding   Thousands Flee Their Homes Before High Waters Come

Hazard s Hardest Hit Community  Property Damage Runs High; One  a) an , Sa ae

Thousands Flee, Damage Heavy   Other Floods Hit Eastern Tennessee

Train Upset; Loss To Run Into Millions   Plunges Into River After Hitting Slides 75 Pupils Maroonec

TORNADOES WREAK HAVOC IN SOUTHWEST —  Kentucky Has. Worst Flooding in History

Vamage Estimated In Millions  Floods Force Thousands From Homes In Kentucky

House Working On Tax Bill Amendments   Rejects Increase In Supplemental Aid to Schools

U.S. Tax Cut Stull Wanted. Dillon Says   Program Called Central To JFK's Basic Objective

Mf Legistature peel «eid lta  Bill For 50 Percent Tax Hike Introduced

It's Economical, But Merry Christmas  Commissioners Chop 20 From Payroll

“<* “a bt oe “ aN on” 7  Versatile Girl Named Winner Ton Cold Star

Boycott Negro School: Half of Pupils Absent  Planners Behind Movement Set Up Private Claccoc

Group Opens Boycott of N.J. School  Authorities Say Almost Half of Pupils Absent

Sen. Thurmond Hits Testimony of McNamara   Says Defense Chief’: Treaty Testimony “‘Grossly Deceptive’

McNAMARA BLASTED OVER TREATY TALK   Sen Thurmond Compares Defense Chief To ‘Confidence Man’ After Testimony

For On-The-Spot Checkup Ordered By President  McNamara, Taylor Arrive In South Viet Nan

Attacks Precede Arrival Advisers Reach Viet.  Will Confer With Diem

Kennedy's trouble-shooters Arriving in Saigon, McNamara and Taylor to see Diem shortly

Troubles in War on Reds Studied  McNamara, Taylor in South Viet Nan

Will Review Situation —  McNamara and Taylor Arrive in S. Viet Nam

mJ  >~Weathervane  TODAY 760. .....25. 2: 38 YESTERDAY High 66 Low 35 RAINFALL  Tact 94 houre : None   TOMORROW   Advisers Start Viet Nam Probe’

MeNamara And Tavlor In Saigon   JFK s Advisers Arrive To Check On War Progress

2 Military Heads Due In Viet Nam  McNamara, Taylor   McNamara, Taylor Arrive Today To View U. S; Efforts

INJURED ACTOR LEAVES   Top Military Leaders Arrive in S. Viet Nam

McNamara, Taylor Arrive in Saigon   Special Mission May Help Shape Future U.S. Policy in Viet Nam

Will Confer With Diem Kennedy's Fs Top Military Advisers Due In Viet Nam

Advisors To Confer With Leader... U. S. To Investigate Diem-Buddhist Conflict

Kennedy Aides In Viet Nam  McNamara, Taylor is en i aat Ase Matata

 Military Message Relay Purpose  New Communications Satellite Plan Set

Remains In Control In New Setup  Constitution Draft Approval Expected By Parliament  Tito R

Administration Asked to Prove Test Ban Treaty Will Helv U.S. Securitv

Test Ban Value Must Be Proven. Jackson Asserts  Senate Is Urged - To Study Treaty With Great Care

Schools Oust Negroes in Birmingham  Move Hits 1,081: Boycott Looms

Rey. Martin Luther King Says Federal Suit Will Be F led Against Ruling

Ohio's Highway Accident Toll ops Prediction  29 Die In Mishaps, Overall Count Over Fourth Totals 37

Holiday Kill Sefs Record   Both State, National Tolls Top Predictions

> NEW ATTACK BY ALGERIA IS CHARGED   Morocco Says Will Abide By Terms Of Truce

Morocco ~ Urges -Meeting As” Border ‘Battling Flares   Army Units Bolstered  At: Frontier.

Morocco Reported Seeking Supporl fo End Border Fight   Algerians Say Ail Shooting Stopped Lata an Gundaw.

Moroccan Forces Rip Invaders  Thousands Of   Thousands Of Algerians in New Frontier Battle

Oi Oi ob Oi bib ' OO OO Oi O'S" OO O*S Hassan, Under Algerian  Fire, Urges Fast Action

New Surge of Cold Spreads  Across Nation   Drought Ends in California, Snow  Blankets Plains

Expense Account Living To Force Big Reduction   Rv STFRIING FF CrRrEENW

‘Expense Account..  — New Daily  Ritual: Due   Expense Accounts—Part I

Outline Basic Regulations On ‘Expense Acct. Living’   By STERLING F. GREEN

Many Grumbling Millions Of Americans Begin Jotting  Down Entries In New Expense Diary

‘Daily Ritual’ Starts  New Expense Account Rules Go Into Effect Immediately   expense Accounts — Part I Ty @PERIING F. GREEN

Armed Raider Dodged Hunters   CRITICAL OF DIEFENBALKER  ‘U.S. Paper’ Stirs Canada

Freezing Rain Hits  In Texas   Central Area Glazed As Most Of State Gets Weather Respite

A KK A  Nice if You Can Get It  Outboard Jaunt to Wisconsin Just Work Says Game Agent

Conservation Researcher To Make 1,300 Mile Trip Studying Mississippi River

On River Research Trip  Conservation Official To Combine Work with Fishing

News Day, Night   VEOSCOW AEPOrts Say China, Soviet Talks At End

Sino-Soviet Conference A Failure   Peking Delegation Set To Leave; Khrushchev Lashes Red Chinese

PINK [S COLOR OF HAPPINESS  Little Girl's Heart Risghted by Sursery

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious  Features)

House F ight Looms Over Rules Control   MeCormack Lines Up Support Against Conservatives

McCormack Aims To Keep Conservative: From Reaaining Control Of Committee —

McCormack Moves Moves  Liberals Liberals Seek Help For Rules Squabble

Macmitian Calls Huddle Of Cabinet   LONDON (UPI)—Prime Minister Harold Macmillan vesterday summoned his council of war session today as the Lord Chancellor completed a crash investigation into the Profumo sex and security triangle.

Macmillan Summons Cabine! For Crash Probe of Profumo “Sex and Security’ Triangle

Nude Pictures Passed Around  Assembly Group Kills Bill On Pornoecrapby

LIVE MISSILE 18 OBJECT OF WIDE SEARCH   Navy Flier Reported It Accidentally Fel! On Somerset County   AIR-TO-GROUND TYPE HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE

Returning Germans  Jam Wall  Traffic Snarl  NR peck Seana   Traffic Snarl Worst Since Visiting Began

Thousands of West Berliners Returning From Visits Cause Immense Traffic Jam

West Berlin Cars Create Traffic Jam  155,600 Return   155,000 Return From East Berlin Family Outings

ip Algerian Dispute.  cme Rel “ae S ott  € Is Refuse Negotiation Offer

Mountain Fighters Reject Ben Bella  Rule, Negotiations; Build Defenses

Not since Grover Cleveland President and Mrs. Kenned y expect White House visit by Mr. Stork

Kennedys Expect 3rd Child in August   First U.S. Family Rates a Rulletin

Kennedys Elated; Jackie Expecting Third Child Latter Part Of Auqust

First Lady Takes It Easy (Caroline and John Jr. \Have Company Coming

JFK, Jackie Expecting   Kennedy Clan Expected to Hif 23 Children

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   President And Mrs. Kennedy Expecting Third Child In Auaust

First Family Announces Third Child Is Expected  Sometime Durine Aucust

Stork To Visit White House In August; Jackie Kennedy Expecting Third Child

First Lady Is Expecting Third Child   Physician Orders Cancellation Of All Engagements

Kennedys Expecting 3rd Child  Couple Elated;   Couple Elated; Ist Lady Calls Off Activities

Kennedys Expect  3rd Child in August   First Lady Prepares to Cancel Official Activities

sown wetammaeross FIRST FAMILY ELATED eo  Another Kennedy Duei in August

First family expecting 3rd   President joins brothers in the ‘waiting game’

Third Child  For Kennedys Next August   President's Wife To Have Her Baby In Washington

Kennedys Expecting  New Baby   3rd Child In August; JFK Joins Brothers In Waiting Game

New “Tax Exemption’ Is Due in August; First Lady Cancels Activities

Attorney Charges Gunpowder May Have Been on Plane  1960 Air Tragedy Takes Twist

New Offer Made By Rail Unions  Senators Encouraged In Railroad Dispute

Union Reports New Offer... . Committee Is Encouraged By New Railroad Proposa

Union Leader Declares New  Plan Offered   Senators Report Hope Rises For Settling Dispute

Little Kansas Girl Gets Gift She Wanted Most—A Visit With Johnso1

Called To” Testify To Congress =  Gives Reasons = ae See, oe, Ee ee

Secrelary  Opens Drive ror Aoproval Says ‘62 Events .  Gave Russ Look At A-War Danger

Miss Kentucky Crown Winner   Voted Most Ideal High School Girl In Mobile Contest

2 Strato-Tankers Vanish  Oil Slick Spotted In Hunt For Missing Jet Planes

Ane Me *n Aboard!  Hunt Two Missing Planes: Find Oil Slick And Debris

Slick May Be Clue to Fate of 2 Jet Tankers  Search Plane Spots Oil in Atlantic 560

‘Looks Like Pieces Of Airplane’.... Oil Slick, Debris Found Where Planes Are Missing

rWO JETS DISAPPEAR Plane Parts in Atlantic First Lead in Craft Fate

Find Debris In Hunt for Eleven Men   Two Jet Tanker Planes On Same Mission Vanish at Sea

Jet Tankers Are Missing  Oil Slick, Debris Spotted by Search Planes in Atlantic

Strato-Tankers Have Vanished  oi Slick, Debris That Looks Like Diane Pinete Ramil

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INDEX   ‘Nothing Much to Tell’ about Journey from Truk to San Francisco.  Moves 6,000 Miles te New Job Without Leaving Hom

Ohio Senate O.K.’s Change In Benefits   De Gaulle Setback Strike Settled, French Mines Due To Reopen

e  _— Senate  Passes Work Benefits Bill  Republicans Push Measure Through On Partv-Line Vot

WEATHER   Senate Republicans Pass Bill To Modify Compensation Law

-DROPS LIBERALIZED PROVISIONS Worker C ompensation  Bill Passed By Senate

~~ s = 2 FF RP OF Fe Ue UF Uh Um.hUDS.UmS  Politicos Open Trek to Austin

HOOSIERS FAIL TO GET BUDGET, WORK OVERTIME  GOVERNOR BLAMES  IC CND

Two Prisoners Escape 3rd-Floor Cell Story And Picture On Page 5   Would Give Arrest  Power To Wardens

SAINT AMONG MEXICANS Native Of W. Va. Coal Field Throws $75,000 Yule Party

Revolt Chiefs Reject Appeal  Ben Bella Ouster   Ben Bella Ouster Stand Reiterated

CHIEFS REJECT PEACE PLEAS OF BEN BELLA   Berbers Decline to Joir Proposed Parley With - President   STAND FIRM   Rebel Leader Demands Ouster of Regime; Posts Guarded

Demand His Overthrow Berbers Refuse To Accept Ben Bella’s Olive Branch

Debris Covers ) Square Miles In Everglades   Miami-To-Chicago Airliner Crashes, Kills 43 Persons

Chicago-Bound Jetliner Falls In Everglades   Wreckage Indicates It May Have Shattered In Flight Shortly After Takeoff.   Morcue Set Up   No Bodies Moved

Hint Plane Shattered In Fliaht   Wreckage Covers Two Miles in Everglades; Aviation Experts at Site

Investigating plane crash x ® *® Kx *« ®  May have been shattered in flight

Jetliner Crash  In Everglades Takes 43 Lives   No Survivors; Wreckage Scattered Over Area About Two Miles Square

Hint Mid-Air Breakup of Plane: 43 Die   Liner Wreckage Scattered Over Two-Mile Area

HARRIS TRIAL IS POSTPONED FOR ONE WEEK   CHARGE DROPPED AGAINST FORMER -HARRIS EMPLOYE

HUTCHCRAFT MURDER CASE IS DROPPEL   “Black Charlie’s” Trial At Fairfield In Pond Creek Slaying Continued To May 21; Farm Hand Cleared.

U.S. Figures Only 1,900 Pulled Out   However, Large Group To Leave This Weekend

LargeGroup Believed Set To Depart   Intelligence Data Eyed to Determine What Has Happened

DEADLINE TODAY IN CUBA Soviets Slow In Fulfilling Troop-Withdrawal Pledge

Soviet, Troop  Withdrawal ” Lags i in Cuba   2,000 to Sail This Weekend But.U.S. Keeps Close Watch

Say Soviets Lagging In Cuban Withdrawal   Appear To Be Falling Behind Fulfillment Of Pledge To Pull Out Thousands Of Troops This Week; U.S. Gov’t Keeps Close Watch

Officials Say Only 1,900 Have Departed  Sev rol Thou and   Several Thousand Were Promised To Be Withdrawn

Large Group May Leave Mavand I his YV eekend  Russia Behind In Removing  Bulk Of Forces From Cuba

Russians Falling Behind Promise to Remove All Cnhan Troops This Month

Soviets Jag on Cuba exit   But many Red troops may leave on weekend

Soviets Behind Schedule On Troop Exit From Cub  Bet Large Group Sltily 40 Manes Seal  This Week End, Intelliaence Reports Show -

U.S. keeping close watch on situation   Indications of more troops to leave Cuba soon

Red Troop Removal  Lagging   U.S. Government Keeps Close Watch, Large Group May Leave Over Weekend

Weekend May See More Reds Quitting Cuba  Those Already on Way to Soviet

Reds May Be Behind On Pullout   Large Group May Leave Havaiia Over Weekend

TPP ES PALL DONE  More Troops Kxpected To Leave Cuba This Weekend

IT’S NO BLARNEY SHE’S IRISH   Mid-March Goal.  Soviet ‘Exodus’ Gains Momenturr

More Soviets Leaving Cuba This Weekend   U.S. Keeping Close Watch as ng Close Moves at Slow Pace

Soviet Union Appears Falling Behind In Pledge To Pull Troops Out Of Cuba

BEHIND ON PROMISE!   Fail To Remove Troops From Cuba By March 15, But Large Group May Leave Soon.

U.S. Keeps Close Watch  Russia Lags On Cuba Troop Pullout Promise

‘Behind In Fulfillment Of Promise ‘Large Group Of Reds Due To Leave Cuba This Week

CLOSE WATCH ON PROGRESS   Identification Of Departures Not Revealed

Russia Lagging On Removal of Troops in Cuba   Large Contingent Appears Set To Quit Havana This Weekend

Soviets Appear fo Be Slow in Pullout But Move Is Ahead   Reports of 2,000 to Sail Thia Weekend Beard In Havana

Assassination Plot Is Foiled’   Five Persons Held In Train Robbery

Three Men, Two Women Arraigned ...  Scotland Yard Closes in on Train Robbers

Investigation Cloaked in Secrecy Speculate Near a Big Break, British Mail Train Robbery

Nationwide Hunt Still  Continues   Nearly $7 Million Still Missing From Robbery Last Week

WHILE NET TIGHTENS ON OTHERS   5 Train Robbery Suspects Face Judge

Five Suspects In Train Robbery, Including Two Women, Taken To Court

More Of Loot Recovered  3 Men, 2 Women Held In Mail Train Holdup

Britain Charges Five With Role In Big Robbery   2 Sisters and 3 Men Before Court

Hunt For Train Bandits Believed Nearing Climax   Five Persons Are Charged With Taking Part In Robbery

Five Charged In Train Robberv   Suiteases Filled With Cash Found

British Police Hold Five Charged In Train Robbery; Comb London For Cohorts

5 Britons Charged in Big Robbery.   Includes 3 Men, -2 Women; $394,800 of $72 Million Found

5 Formally Charged With Participation in British $7 Million Train Robbery

Sisters Among Suspects Charged In Connection ith Great Train Robbery

Squabble Starts For Reward Money  Hold 3 Men, 2 Women In British Robbery

2 Women, 3 Men Taken  Into Court   Group Ordered Held As Hunt Goes On for Cash. Confederates

Five Formally Charged With Train Robbery   Accused Of Participating Or Receiving Part Of $7.2 Million

Amount of Recovered Loot Rises   Place Hoods on Three Men, Two Sisters  As Precaution   **Mav as Well’’

PUSH SEARCH FOR REST OF LOOT   Police Recover $394, 800 Of $7. 2 Million Loot  NET TIGHTENS   On Rest Of Robbery Ring; Three Men, Two Women Are Arraigned

Hunt for Train Robbery Gang Seen Near End  Five Suspects Held; CratlanA Vard FF   Five Suspects Held; Scotland Yard Keep Next Moves Secret

Police Say Part of Loot  Recovered   Suspects Appear Before Magistrate Near Robbery Site

 Five Brought into Court This Morning  iNet Tightening in Hunt for Train Robbery Gana

5 Face Train Theft ~ Charges in Britain  nee an —_— OD tre as. Ld fo Uttheeien   Three Men, Two Women Held in Village Near London; Total Recovered ‘304,800

Five Charged In Train Theft  Three Men, Two Women Arraigned lant Baravarad Rancrhaec 6204 8}

5 Charged With Roles In Great Robbery   3 Men, 2 Sisters Face British Judge In First Arraignment

Five Arraigned: $395,000 of Loot Found by Police  RAW tee AA eh od

Five are charged In train robbery  Three men, two women arraigned;   Three men, two women arraigned; case is believed nearing climax   Search continues for missing Petal man

3 Men, 2 Women Charged In British Train Robbery .   Wear Hood As They — Enter Court

>» Charged In Britain’s big  Mail Robber: y   Suspects Arraigned In Village Court; Net Tightens

Hunt widens net tightens on hijackers  Five are charged   Five are charged in $7.2 million holdup in Britain

Britain Closing In On Robbers   Five Taken To Court Today; Nationwide Hunt Aunesra Dai

PRESIDENTS AGREE  Castro Regime Will Soon Fall   NEWSMEN DEMAND:  News—Not Propaganda

Letter Hints Connally as Main Targel  a ae ee ee    Oswald Asked Texan to Reverse Marine Penalty

Christian Society Will Elect Four School Board Members Monday   Nominees for Posts Ave Announced

‘Here Come The ‘Kennedy Kids—2 Kennedy finds his son, John Jr., skipping to meet him.  J JFK: ‘Where Are My Rascals?’

President Johnson  Hold Spending To Bare Essentials, U. S. Officials Told

Johnson Orders Budgets Held To Minimum President Backs Up Pledge of Thrift  In Government

Hustle to Game   DOLLAR VALUE FOR DOLLAR SPENT  Johnson Pledges Frugality

LBJ Repeats Government  Thrift Plan  Wants Officials To Hold Budgets  RitTaur Tavale

Coulee Rock Club Where Rock Hounds Gather   Johnson Orders Budgets Be Kep‘ At A Minimum

LB) Backs Up Pledge Of Thrift   Orders Top Aides t Hold Budgets at Barest Needs

Sen. Harry F. Byrd is expected to -onert a lot of inHuence on President Johnson's budget declsions, Page 2,

State X-Ray Technician Leaders   Twisters Smack Three States Fort Worth Damanes $1] Millian

Small Twister Strikes Texas  Nebraska And Kansas Get Blow   Nebraska And Kansas Get Blows From Tornadoes, Injuring Many

Man on Groune Almost Caused Air Collision   Yoodoo Controlled By Radar During : Mishap With. Line:

Farm Program  in Trouble           Deal Spotlights Soviet Failures   A UPI News Commentary

Farm Program in Trouble  Deal Spotlights Soviet Failures      A UPI  News Commentary

CALIFORNIA POLL  Most Residents Oppose Sunday Sale Restri ietion

Wee ce en pegs Ae es ties et aed ota thant pan anenees ote te DRI abe’ BARS BEWICEShT

BEER M HEH HHH HH He RETURN TO WORK ANTICIPATED BY WEEKEND WHeHHe ee ee eee ete ett ee  Longshoremen Vote On Strike End

Lincoln’s Masterpiece: It Was An Afterthought   100 Years A go Today, Lincoln Gave A Modest Speech That Was To Become An American Classic

Gettysburg Address---100 Years Ago Lincoln Thought Four-Minute Talk Was A Failure

GI Insurance Helps  U.S. Personal Incomes Hit Record Annual Rate

Contract Time Ne ar—  Steel Workers Union’s Long Silence Will End

Rockefeller Moves Near Candidacy   Opens Campaign to Win New Hampshire in March 10 Primary

The Strange Story Of A Woman Who Became Infested With Termites Told

‘All May Serve in  Big War’   Surviving Son Exem ption  Is Blocked

[T W AS‘ALL A JOKE’  Student Who Threatened Life Of Kennedy-Is Bailed Out

Labor Chill Greets Rocky’s Proposals   Meany Says Automation Is “Curse”

URGE SHORTER WORK WEEK  AFL-CIO Gives Cold Shoulder  To Rockefeller At Convention

AFL-CIO Cool To Rockefeller   Renew Demands For Shorter Work Week, Opposing Kennedy

Rockefeller Proposals Ignored  - Shorter Week Call Renewed. “Re ARTCIO

Loud Revelry Marks Cuban Celebration  Castro Observes 4th Anniversary .. : Of Rise To Power

 60 Nations Join The Faithful ~Havana-Spurs- Enthusiasm For Castre Celebration 

‘GOP Can  Win In ‘64!  Victim Of ; ee   By WILLIAM THEIS and JOHN A, GOLDSMITH  Tinttead Deace Iniornatinnal

Hits JFK ‘Indecision’ ‘Goldwater Feels GOP Can {Win White House In 1964   By WILLIAM THEIS and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH  eS ae ee oe eS

Thinks GOP Can Oust New Frontier .  Goldwater Calls FK Victim or Indecision’

Goldwater: Kennedy Plasued By Indecision   By WILLIAM THEIS andl TOWN A. GOLDSMITH

Goldwater Predicts GOP Win in ‘64, Rules Self Out for Vice-Presidency   By WILLIAM THEIS and JOHN A, GOLDSMITH  a ee re

Sen. Barry Goldwater Views Current Issues.   BY WILLIAM THEIS and JOHN A, GOLDSMITH  Binder ‘Dencce tatarnatiansh

Sen. Barry Goldwater Views Current Issues   BY WILLIAM THEIS and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH United Press International

“A Victim Of Indecision” Says Barry Of Kennedy; He Says GOP Can Win   By WILLIAM THEIS and JGUN A. GOLDSMITIE

Senator Says Party Nomination “Up For Grabs”  Goldwater Thinks GOP Car Oust New Frontier In 1964

WEATHER   JEM. Indecisive, Can Be Beat In ’64 Says Barry Goldwater   By WILLIAM THEIS and John A, GOLDSMITH.  Tlaidadd Peeks. Veetnreintianal

Sen. Goldwater Claims GOP Will Oust JFK   By WILLIAM THEIS and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH

Marginal Life On Mars Seen As Possibility   Space Balloon Shows Water Vapor Present

Macmillan’s I[Iness Causes Turmoil  In Ranks Of British Conservatives

Operation On Macmillan May Force British Chief  To Surrender Leadership

Hint Effort Started For Successor   Prime Minister's IIness Marked By Shock. Confusion

Maemillan Stricken  By Illness   Sense Of Unreality  Hits Party Members On Unexpected Ellness Of Government Head

Surgery Thursday Possible For Prime Minister; Tories Jolted by Surprising News

Macmillan Surgical Date Puts British In Immediate Governmental Crisis

TIness May Force Mae’s Retirement   Will Undergo Surgery Thursday

Tories Feel Macmillan To Resign Post   British Premier To Face Surgery; Party Is Shocked

MACMILLAN ILL; MAY BE FORCED OUT   Conservative Party Thrown Into Confusion By Prime Minister's Hospitalization; Secks Heir-Apporent.

Hear apparent sought in Britain  Macmillan, stricken by illness, may step down

M'MILLAN ILL; GLOOM CAST ON CONSERVATIVES   WILL BE OUT OF ACTION DURING CONFERENCE TIME

Tories Look for Heir-Apparent.... Macmillan’s Days as Prime  Minister Appear Numbered

I 1 )  Macmillan's Surgery Casts Doubt ‘Over Conservative Party Plans ©

Macmilllan ll, May Step Down  Conference of Party Shocked, Confused

Tories Feel Macmillan To Resign Post  British Premier   British Premier To Face Surgery; Party Is Shocked

Sudden Illness of Macmillan Shocks Party  Some Conservatives Feel Prime Minister MAnret Racian Pact

Party Leagers Meet  Conservatives Feel That Macmillan Mav Have to Yield as Prime Minister

Tory Leader Hospitalized For Surgery  Macmillan Ill; May Step Down

Party Reportedly Already Trying to Agree on Heir-Apparent To Prime Minister Now in Hospital for Suraery

Macmillan Taken IIl; Party Upset  Many Leaders Believe He Will Step Down Soon

Macmillan’s Iiness Hurts Party  * * x * * * * *  Imunreceian Croan cy Ho We sT] Li nao “fA RCtam / 2 ee ce

Macmillan Iness. Casts Gloom   Uncertointy Camps Among Conservatives

Ailment May Lose Leadershit For Macmillan  Hospitalized Premier _ May Be Ouf Of Action Twa Ta Thraa Manithe

Macmillan Ill: May Resign As Prime Minister      Conservatives Must Agree On Man To Be Desiqnated Heir-Apparent

IlIness Hits Macmillan   His Hospitalization Casts Gloom Over Annual Conference of Tories

Previdi Set In Jail Post   New Sheriff to Take Over From Burlant Tomorrow

Today’s Index   PREVIDI IS NAMED TO JAIL POSITION   New County Sheriff to Be Sworn In Tomorrow, Succeeding Burlant

Hoffa: offa Finally Gets His  Union Bond  Charged Pressure From Government

Khrushchev warns U. S.  Future Cuban crisis will he much harder to solve

Pair Exchanged For  3 Red  Spies In U.S.. Russian Da     we      Missiles Due To Fly — Over New Mex. Aaain

Catholic Priest Released by Russians Ie ‘OQverioued to Be Back in America’

Hora Racing To Her Death In Open Sea   Offer Of U.S. Aid To Cuba Rejected As ‘Hypocritical’

Cuba Rejects U.S. Aid Offer Flora Races to Her Death in Atlantic

Flora Heads  For Own .  Destruction Haiti Faces  ‘Stark. Prospect  “rye WT. VL...

Inhalent Taken Internally  FOUR BECOME ILL AFTER EATING ASTHMA REMEDY

Did It “For Kicks” — 4 Boys Made Ill After Eating Asthma Remedy   Collapse of Rail Tunnel Roof Buries 2 Workmen

2 Cows Are Killed — _ Crop Dusting Mishap ~ Sends 38 To Hospital

MOST BARRIERS LIFTED Texas U. Okays Negro Athletic Participation

Naval Court Clears Skipper Of Escort Ship  Skylark’s Captain Carried Out Duties,

: Family Will Join Cooper in Honolulu:  Visit to White House Set for Tuesday

Astronaut Reception.  penediled  *, FW sg   Capital Fete Reset Tuesday

[Washington Reception For Astronaut iCeoner Is Postponed Until Tuesday

WUVET TVET TVVERNUY NCL URNUSONEUOU SUT OUN TOD! (OUUT IT NONIETONNONTYEOEOLITINIGUEE TO TEY TEOte YIN TONNO NT ION, UTEP TEPER Te  J Johnson Calls In Diplomats For Foreign Policy Session

Johnson Briefs Foreign Envoys On US. Policy   Washington Diplomatic Corps Invited to White House for Session,

Ambassadors Invited To White House   Johnson Follows Precedent Set By Harry S. Truman

Johnson, Top U.S. Diplomats Confer  Get Acquainted at White Mouse for Review of Foreign Policies

Top Diplomats Set To Meet With Johnson  Policy Views Chief Topic For Session

Johnson Invites Envoys For Get-Acquainted Talk On U. S. Foreign Policies

Tells Press Conference Some Cuts in Non-Combat Personnel Is Likely; Favors Retaining Moon Program 7

JFK Pledges Battle Units To Remain  Supply Troops May Return From Germany

Except For. Noncombat ‘Personnel   President Discusses Wide Range Of Items At News Conference

0 Keep Six Combat Divisions in Germanv   Reports U.N. Aides Being Retained in Yemen

‘NEWS CONFERENCE  Kennedy Says U.S. To Keer  Combat Troops In Germany

J.S. to Maintain Combat Strength President Says  Six-Division Force To Stay on Posts

Saranac Lake Woman Killed:  Holiday Death Toll Mounts On State Roads, Waterways

Mayor Tries Hand AtN.Y. Printer Talk   No Opportunity Seer For Progress; Gain Seen In Cleveland

K Lauds, “Interprets Doctrine Of Lenin   New Blast Aimed At Chinese; _ Kremlin Studies Industrial Lag

Political Gain Motive Charged   Teamster Witness  Jabs ‘At R. Kennedy

Teamster Uses Civil Rights Hearing To Stage Harsh Attack On Kennedys

Union Aide Assails Bobby And Johnson  Sees Vote Suits A Weapon for Administration

‘POLITICALLY MOTIVATED’ Teamsters Official Hits Civil Rights Program

Blazes Still Plague East  Most C « ntrotle d; Six Persons Known Dead

Kennedy Lies In Death in White House   Body To Be Borne Yo Capito] Sunday. Bires Set Monday

Casket Will Stay Closed At Viewing   Family, Friends, Officials To Visit At Various Times

High Government Officials, Family Pay Last Respects      (Pictures on Pages 6 and 7)

Body to Lie in State in Capitol For 24 Hours  Bamweiles flaca Cetande

Mysterious ‘something  Slows, inhibits growth of human cancer cells

- SCIENTIST REPORTS DISCOVERY   A ‘mysterious something’ may cure cancer

Bloodshed Involved Red Campaign to Control Serbian Church Is Probed

Armies Movea in  “Aloboma. U.S. Government Moving Toward Showdown

Government, Wallace Ready for Showdown   Governor’s Forces Grouped at University

Gov. Romney Declares A AC AS LETT  Overwhelming  Reaction of Community Leaders. Has Been For Siste Income Tax

Consensus Indicates Income Tax   Romney Says Most Community Leaders Are Agreed on Need

Substitute Instructors  Are Hired  Charge School a   Charge School Board Refused  Pav Neontiatione

Memo To That Flying Saucer Crew: You Owe For Potatoes And Barley

‘LYING, SAUCER. OR OLD BOMB? .  Big Potato Patch Hole Is Mystery in Britain.

Mysterious Hole In Farmer’s Yard Brings Out All Kinds Of Guesses -

Laos Crisis Continues  With Shelling Reported   JFK Challenges Critics Of His Cuban Policies

Reds Renew Shelling of Neutralists   Averell 'Hopeful' of Soviet Accord to End Fiahtina

Harriman in Moscow   Renewed leftist shelling of neutralist positions in Lacs

Fresh Outbreak Of Shelling Reported On Plains Of Jars ‘Situation Seen Dangerous

Neutralists Charge Red Attack   i  Report Renewed Leftist Shelling in Laos

Leftists Continue Shelling Positions Held By Neutralists   Hopes For Laos Peace Rest On Harriman’s Mission ‘lo Moscow

Fired Robbie Turns Guns  On Andersen Plans To Appeal To Courts; Calls Ouster: Political

Arid York Area Seeks Made-Rain   Water Firms, Paper Maker In Dire Need

Seize Texan for Threat on Kennedy Life   Said Nov. 21 He'd ’ Get JFK With Gun, U.S. Agents Charae

HOLDS JOB NEAR DALLAS ‘TRADE MART   Arraigned On Complaint By Secret Service

Student Arrested For JFK Threat   IN MOSCOW  Reds Seal Off Ghanian Embassy After Protest

Boast To Lie In Wait With Gun Is Cited   Christmas Food Ideas  SEE SECTION

STONEWARE CRAFTSMAN AND HIS ART   STAYS OFF STAGE Peggy Goldwater Keeps Out Of Husband's Political Limelight

Limelight Not for (Mrs.' Goldwater   Peggy Leaves Political Job Up to Barry

Todav's Telegram   New Weapon Used — Racial Unrest Hovers Over Small Ga. Town

Sugar Price Upsurge Is _ Investigated  Two Hearings Bein  Organized To Find  Out EFacte Invalverc

Nation Has Sugar Surplus, Mansfield Says: No Evidence Of Hoarding

Rights Bill Advances By One Step   One Section Given Tentative Approval By House Committee

Will Help Solve Racial Disputes Congress Takes First Step On Givil Rights Program

Rights Measure  Advances Tentative OK   Tentative OK Given On Part

E. P. Faces System Walkout   Clerks Refuse To Meet With  Sautharn Pacific

How It Wu:   MAY DAY IS WINDY AND RATHER COOL — EXPECT SHOWERS  April Ends Short Of Moisture Here

Ohio House Vote Set on Jobless Pay   Bill Seeks To Build Compensation Func  Up te $450 Million

Solons To Face Vital Measures In Legislature  Appropriation Bill, Industriel Buildu Dividisis wim —— e

Solons To Face Vital Measures In Legislature  Appropriation Bill, Industrial Buildup r “ee

Industrial, Appropriation  ‘Ohio House Action Slated On Pair Of Major Bills

Major Bills Up For Vote  Semifinals’ To Start Today In Ohio House

Solons To Face Vital Measures In Legislature   Appropriation Bill, Industrial Buildup Program On Ballot

Life Returns To Normal In Saigon   Report S. Viet Nam Army Still Loyal To President Diem

Diem Appears Ta Have Sueceeded ln His Crackdowr   Rebellion Seems Unlikely, A News Dispatch Discloses

Crackdown on Buddhists Looks Complete  Dictatorial Acts Cause Concern for Aid to Diem Gov't

Vietnamese army remains loyal to Diem  1,000 monks and  nuns arrested

Monks,Nuns Seized By — Army Units   Government Appears To Have Succeeded  In Backing President

BUDDHISTS CRUSHED IN S. VIET NAM   Army Remains Loyal To Dictator Diem In Wholesale Arrests Of Monks And Nuns; U. S.  Angry.

Diem Smiles, U.S. Fumes As Buddhists Sit in Jail   Stakes in Viet Nam Are High: Control of All Southeast Asia

Vietnamese Stymie Foes   U.S. Reassessing Its Policy Toward Dictatorial Regime

South Viet Nam army reported successful ‘n crackdown on Buddhists, foes of Diem

Gives New Impetus to Angry U. S. Government Reassessment of Its Policy Toward Diem's Regime

S. Viet Nam Army Takes  Over Control Crackdown on  Buddhists; U. S.  Ww »  ™ a

Army Nabs Many Nuns  And Monks   Gives New Impetu: To Reassessment Of U.S. Policies

DIEM OPPONENTS ROUTED  Viet Nam Rebellion Unlikely; Action May Alter U. S. Policy

One Killed, 30 Wounded by Diem Forces  Crackdown Breaks Back of Resistance By Buddhist Groups

Buddhists Losing Battle; U.S. Government Is Angry   MANY ARRESTED

Rebellion Is Viewed Unlikely  1.000 Monks, Nun:   1.000 Monks. Nuns Seized in Raids

Lightning Raids By Diem Succeec   Angry U. S. Will Reassess Its Policies

‘Ambassador to U. S. resigns  Opposition to S. Viet Nam's Buddhist crackdown grows

Anti-Buddhist Drive Succeeds But May Backfire Against Diem Regime

DIEM BALKS OPPOSING BUDDHISTS   Says To Release Most Captives If They Cooperate

Army Remains Loyal to Diem   South Viet Nam Rebellion Seems Unlikely-Envoy to U.S. Resigns

LAVRENS SUN  13% Suw /963 wrllars m. Parks   Willard M. Parks, former resident, dies at Ruthven   fen ff" 7

Astronauts Will Log 2,000 Orbit Hours Before Moon Flight  Rarlioe Shat Dato Te ’°628

Astronauts Will Log 2,000 Orbit Hours Before Moon Flight  Karliest Shot Date Is ’68

Rivalry of Congress, Executive Branch Is Highlighted by Controversial ‘Otepka Case’

Sure U. S. Will Protect Europe Erhard Believes Bonn Can, Must Depend On NATO

Erhard Assert: Bonn Reliance On U.S. Power   Desires Closer Washington Tie

Conaress Faces Series Of Major Bills This Week  Republicans Open Drive To Cut

News Day, Night   Congress Steps Up Its Pace  House. Senat View Efforts

Congressional Activity Quickening  With Raft Of Money Bills Exnectec

Running Behind Schedule Shitting Earth Delays Rescuers In Working to Free 11 Miners

Workers will have to do additonal drilling  Shifting earth delays rescue of 1] miners

Earth shit stops drills  Rescue attempt to reach miners hehind achedule

Shifting Earth Delays Rescue of 11 Miners  Drillers Behind 12 Hours; Men - Trapped Oct. 21 -

Restudy Asked of REA Loan   Legislative Committee Asks Reconsideration, Blatnik Also Opposed

Tawes To Sign Bill Creating New Congressional District  Alona With Other Measures

Signing Set For Wednesday   Poised And Ready Are Petitions Against ‘Shoestring’ Which Includes Carroll

Western Bulldogs Trip ‘Jackets, 27-19   EMERGENCY CALL  Soviets Short Of Fertilizer

lass Urges Fertilizer For Natior   Appeal Echoes K Move That Farms Become More Productive

Fertilizers Appeal Sent To Chemists   Central Committee Echoes Premier’s Promise To Nation

Bostwick First To Get Federal Aid For New Water And Sewage System

For Farmers And City Dwellers Alike, Here Is a Special Report on...  A Crucial Vote For American Agriculture

For Farmer, City Dweller Alike  Wheat Referendum Is A Crucial Vote For American Agriculture

Clarence Lang Appointed Chairman Of Heart Drive For Dickinson County

Sandusky 52 Lorain 6  Oak Harbor 28 Clyde 8          Jackie  Heads For

Group Urges New Site for State's Fair  Milwaukee Area: . Favaread. Cact Sai   Milwaukee Area’ Favored; Cost Set At $14,175,000

Officials Deny But Four British Papers Insist...  Jets Pierce Defenses in Mock Attack

A Reminder Of Our Heritace   LBJ Says Less Civil Rights Talk, More Action Is Needed

Western lowa Bloc to support Issue—  House Takes Up Home Rule Liquor Measure

Senate-Passed Bill Chosen by House Leaders   More Flexible for Amendment Than ‘Dry Bill’

Tito Calling On Kennedy For Talks   President May Get Views on Russian,  Red Chinese Rift

Yugoslavian  Chief Visits Washington President May Get  Tito’s Views On Soviet-China Rift

Talks With President a lr 8 II A kh RO Ee i i A ES HS TS cL ATS SE A eA ECORI  ‘Tito Visits White House

Kennedy To Get Story On Moscow-Peking Rift From Yugoslavias Tito Today

President Tito Visits Kennedy  Yugoslav Leader’s Appearance Causes  Criticism In U.S.

JEIK May Seek Tito’s View Of Rif   White House Visit Draws Criticism From Goldwater

Meeting Infuriates Goldwater   No Official Agenda Set for Todavx’s Talks

TITO IN FIRST  VISIT TO SEE  U.S. PRESIDENT EXPECT DISCUSSION  OF VIEWS ON RED CHINA, RUSSIA ROW

‘Tito Visits White House Today: ‘Kennedy Hopes To Explore Red Rift

K Claims Wars Not Necessary   His Doctrine Exact Opposite From Chinese

Khrushchev Says War Not Necessary In Building Up Communist Movement

Khrush Replies To Chinese Critics; — Nuclear War Might Ruin Mankind

After Nuclear War   After Nuclear War  ‘We Might Even Envy The Dead’

Khrash Answers Chinese Critics With Warning On Effects Of Nuclear Wor

Mr. K Says A-War Might Ruin Mankind  Claims World War Not Necessary To Build Communism

FLIGHT OF DESPERATION   ‘WAR NOT NECESSARY’  New World War Could Destroy Mankind: K

Nikifa Informs Red China War Is Not Necessary   Warns Nuclear War Could Destrey Mankind In Blunt Talk to Reds

Blunt Reply to Chinese Foes From Khrush   Communist Triumph Without War Seen

Chinese Hear Blunt Challenge From Nikita   Warns Nuclear War Cauld Destroy All of Mankind

No World War Needed for Goal —  Red China Handed Challenge by Nikita

Attacks Chinese Reds   Khru Throws Blunt Challenge At Foes   Khru Optimistic About Test Ban Pact Chances

Clevis Markets   a (Quotations at 2 p.m. Nov. 12)  ve ow  web * Fe . gg. te

Lobby Unit, Two Others Eliminated   Names Democrats to Posts Held by GOP Before Clash

Latin Leader Slights U.S. Aid Program  Goulart Gives Alliance  Few Words In Speech   Goulart Gives Alliance  Few Words In Speech

Cold wave overspreads the northeast   New York City’s reading lowest since Feb. 1961

Unusual for coastal area New York City 2 below zero as cold surges into northeast

CAN AFFECT MOST STATES   Can Be Studied, Not Presented As Exercises

DECISION CAN AFFECT MOST STATES   Can Be Studied, Not Presented As Exercises

Canadian Grain Ship Is Blasted  Cause of Explosion At Chicago Unknown

2 Bills Before Ohio Legislature  Revamping of Sunday Sales Laws Indefinite

Ex-Governor of New York Dies  Herbert H. Lehman  Gar war Ban OTT ne Senne

Four-Time New York Chief Dies  ‘Herbert Lehma Raranisrento nt OS

Lehman Dies: Ex-Governor of New York   Democratic Party Elder Statesman Succumbs at 85

On Eve: Of Honor Award —~ .  Ex- ‘Gov. Lehman Of N. Y. Dies Thurs.

‘Herbert H. Lehman, 85, Dies of Heart Attack Four Times Governor

Heart Seizure Takes Life of Lehman at 8   Former Governor, Senator in N.Y,

Suffers Heart Attack— Lehman, Four Times N. Y. State Governor, Is Dead

Lehman Is Dead: Long N.Y. Chiet   10 Years as Governor Also Was Senator; Reform Leader

Lroops On General Alert ~~ -ee ere  Algerian Rebel Stiffens Opposition To Ben Bella

Split May Set Off New Conflict Algeria Tense as Berber  Chief Defies Government

Ben Bella's Dismissal Edict lanored   El Hadj Will Continue Move Against Governmen

Ben Bella’s Government Faces Fight   One-Party Regime Hit By Berbers; Capital Of Region Sealed Off

 Y ° 7 . Curtin From Washington  Port Bill Reported Out Of Committee

C urtin From Washing gton  dsolnaishedibenseeestea: Ce  Port Bill Reported Out Of Committee

First Full Day Of Winter Marked By Heavy Snow. Freeze In Midwest

 Snowstorm Moves Into Ohio After / Dumping More Than Foot on South

Dies of injury   Condition satisfactory Tot falls from car traveling turnpike

Norwegian Tanker Captain and Crew Battling To Keen Vesse! Afloat

Two Try To Reach Isolated Buddy  Rescue Shaft Cracks Roof, Drilling Is Started Anew

Crews Push Resctie Task At Hazleton   Two Miners Dig “To Reach Third Trapped In Pit

Third Man Found Alive in Pennsylvania Mine; Will Drill New Hole for Rescue

Third Trapped Miner Still Alive But Brother Doubts He Can Be Rescued

News Index   Trapped Miners Work To Reach Third Man Separated From Them

Best Hope For Getting Aid To Bova, Cut Off By Debris   ‘My Brother’s Going To Die

LONE MINER CONTACTS BUDDIES  Underground Rescue   Picture Page 10

Rescuers Rush Drilling To Reach Third Trapped Miner, Separated From Others Near Hazleton; Fear Collapse Of Roof

Budget Measure Accepted   Calls for $151 Million Spending; Egan Asked Less

Legislature calls quits Saturday  $151-million appropriations bill okayed

Are Established   New Departments  Are Established More Changes at Capitol As New Laws Take Effect

dnd: sani nee, Favepanes More Changes at Capitol As New Laws Take Effect

Drill Worker Cited for Skill  In Rescue Rig Operator Used Machine Delicately  rey

Rescue Is Successful   oe ee Escape Hole lor Bova Is Started   Driller Had Anxious Moments

Last Few Inches of Drilling in Mine Caused Consternation Among Observers

Operator Of Giant Drilling Machine Had Touchy Job In Rescue Of Miners

_teld for Possessing Dynamite, Not Mt  Three Charged I        Snetainlalingy \i2hi fF)  nd 2 ombing Probe

Possession of Dynamite  Another White Man new In Birmingham Bombing Prob

Honduran Coup Worries Washington — Deposed President Seeks Safe Haven   Demand His Overthrow eS Uv erthnrow  Berbers Refuse To Accept Ben Bella’s Olive Branch

JIN AUNDURAS—  Some Resistance Remains Despite Claims Of Victory

Report Some Pockets Of Resistance In Honduras   KILL 20 GUARDSMEN

Ousted Head Of Honduras In Costa Rica  20 Reported Kille  z.. WHethe 4°

Honduran Coup Worries Washington Deposed President Seeks Safe Haven

Junta Claims Coup Victory. List 20 Dead   Deposed Honduras ‘President Flown To Punta Arenas

Deposed President In Costa Rica  VictoryClaimedby Honduras Junta

—VICTORY CLAIMS PREMATURESome Holdouts: Still Fighting In Honduras

Morales in Exile in Costa Rica.... Few Pockets of Resistance  Hold Out Against Military

Some Pockets Of Resistance Still Hold Out   Deposed President Of Honduras Exiled

Loyal Units Still Resist  In Honduras   Victory Claimed By Junta; President Goes to Costa Rica

JUNTA MOVES AGAINST FOES IN HONDURAS   Military Acts to Wipe Ou Pockets of Resistance im Areas   ” REMAIN LOYAL.   Some Guards Still Stick to Villeda Morales Deepite Ouster

Rockefeller Cites Damage  To Chances.   Governor Says Remarriage Hurt Nomination Bid

FORRESTAL DWARES TIIGS   Realistic’ Analysis - Rockefeller Admits Remarriage Damaae

Rocky Admits Divorce Handicap a a a 2 ee * ok * a a ee 2 rE PLES 5 ey LP TL ee Ae  ee re   Says It’s ‘Realistic’ To See Remarriage Damaging

Fair and Warm   Rocky Admits Political Harm Arising from His Remarriage

Summon birmingham — Grand Jury Over Blast; Calm Returns to City   Reaction to Remarriage Clear to Rockefeller

Remarriage Hurt His Chances for ‘GOP Nomination, Rockefeller Says

 Realistic Look  Remarriage Could Hinder  Or Help Rocky’s Chances

Transit Strike End Nears But N. Y. Talks Bog Down in Series of Developments

Endo Philly Transit Strike Seems ‘Near: Newspaper Talks Bog Down

Transit Stall May End Soon...  Thousands Still Idle In Labor Uprisings

Ruby’s Trial Seen Likely In 2 Weeks  Indicted In Slaying   Indicted In Slaying Of President’s Accused Assassin

Ruby’s Trial Tentatively Set for Dec. 9  District Attorney Will Ack Neath far

Ruby Trial May Come Up In 2 Weeks   Death Penalty Will Be Sought In Oswald Death

Ruby’ s Trial For Slaying Slated Soon   Due To Open- On Dec. 9 In Dallas, Prosecutor Savs

Wade Plans Death Penalty a Ruby Murder Trial Start Probable in Two Weeks

Communist Meeting This Month May Show Who Wins Political Maneuvering, Tension Within Kremlin Increase With Report Of Kozlov's Illness   By Harrison E. Salisbury ‘c) 1963 New York Times News Service  we. eee STIS

Communist Meeting This Month May Show Who Wins A ea gl Political Maneuvering, Tension Within Kremlin Increase With Renort OF Kozlov's Illness   By Harrison &, Salisbury (c) 1963 New York ‘Times’ News Service

Girl, 16, Dies In Accident   Tragic Ending For College Fraternity Party

' 4962'S VITAL STATISTICS  — SHARP DECLINE SHOWN  IN BIRTHS EXPLAINED

Judge Delays Enrollment Of Three Negroes      Tells Schools Not To Close

Being a Negro Inspired Row, He Says .. . ‘Everyone's Doing It,’  Powell Replies to Critic

Quote Of Day   says ITS Face issue  Powell follows Senators’ example

Rusk Reports Reds Leaving Cuban Area   Shipping Enroute To Embark Thousands Of Troops In Week

Guild Unit May Reject Final ( Offer   Offic   Officers Vote To Recommend Rejection

Birmingham Court Ruling ls Awaited   Negro Leaders To Hold Strategy Meeting Today

On Harness Racing, Education Overhaul...  GOP's in House, Senate Advance Scranton Bills

What's Inside   Lumberton Doctor Watches Pair Die Hanging From Hotel

Russians  Disturbed  By Africans Suppress News  OF Student’ Demonstration

Rebel Dems Maneuver On Primary Plan   Seck Showdown In Mi  Lavalty Prepa:     ssippi

Showdown on Barnett’s elector plan due today   Senate-approved proposal faces critical vote in House before session ends tonight

Rebel Dems Maneuver On Primary Plan   Seck Showdown In Mississippi  Lovalty Proposal

Yes, Virginia, You'd Better Get With It .. .  Santa To Gladden Child Heart: —If They Know His ZIP Code

Dover Couple Jailed On Eleven ‘General Nuisance’ Charges Of Neighbors

‘Restricted’ License Studied:  Tough Road Safety  Program Softening?

New Legislation Proposed— Tough Highway Safety System Faces Battle

Greyhound  To Provide Extra Buses  Clerks Expected  To Strike on Wednesday

Greyhound To Provide  Extra Buses  Cierks Expected To Strike in Afternoon

Bidault Leaves West Germany For Portugal   Will Continue His Campaign

JFK DISLIKES MEASURE  Group Approves Joint Chiefs Bill   WEARINGS FINISHED

House Group Votes 4-Year Chiefs’ Terms  Move to Take Away   Move to Take Away Presidential Power Is in Closed Session

Limitation Backed By Ex-Members  Next Action Will Be Up To Vinson’s  Hauca Cammitte

Syme! Of Vitality Things Are Better Nowadays  I n Moscow-Building Booming

Alabama's Guard ls Federalized;  Policemen Control Birmingham Mob

College Acts Vs. Rioters   2 Princeton Students Jailed, 47 Suspendec For Destructive Spree

Attend IMC’'s Heart Clinic On Thursday      Tarawa? Shoup Will Never Foraet It

Gen. Shoup Recalls Battle Clearly... Marine Keeps Promise Made - at Tarawa

20 YEARS AGO TODAY  Shoup Relives BattleOf Bloody Tarawa      Ree UPEN & HOFFVMAN

‘Few Seconds Missing from Memory        Marine Boss Vividly Recalls Corps’ Most Costly Battle

Reminisces On Tarawa  ren Shoup   20th Anniversary Of Battle in Whic’ 990 Marinec Died

What's Inside   VITAL SECONDS REMAIN BLANK Marine General Remembers Blood-Drenched TarawaBattle

Marines’ Most Costly Battle  Gen. Shoup Recalls Bloody Tarawa Battle

20 Years Ago loday  Marine General Recalls Assault, Capture of Tarawa Island Fortres:

Dragged From Car   Battle Of Tarawa   Gen. Shoup Still Relives Bloody Conflict With Japs

Started 20 Years Ago Today  Marine General Relives Battle of Tarawa

He'll Never Forget  Bloody Tarawa Left Vivid Memory, One Blank Spot With Marine Chief

Battle Of Tarawa Started 20 Years Ago; Bloodiest In Marine History

McNamara Wont Junk’ Dyna-Soar   Air Force May Benefit From Civilian Contact

Regents Fire Sharp Salvo  W.U. Measure Turns  Into Sizzling Issue   Committee Asks Probe of KSTA

aS TURES 5 nts «   Lteavy Opposition Against School  IW. U. Bill Turns Senate Into Hot Nehate   Gov. Anderson Criticizes  Wichita Office: Building

Hope to ease tenstons  US., NATO allies confer  on coming talks with Reds

iMeet in September  U.S., Allies Map Plans For New Russian Talks

U.S. Kyeing Next Soviet. West Parley  Consultations Wit NATO Allies Begi

U.S. and NATC Preparing for Russian Talks   Western Position _ For Negotiations  Being Formulated

NATO Allies Discuss Next Soviet Parley   Hope For Western Negotiating Position By Mid-September

Hijackers Say They Command Caribbean Ship   Venezuelans Call Them Red Pirates Headed for Cuba

Red Pirates Reported On Cuban Course   Terrorism Rocks Caracas; Cryptic Message Received

Official Call Issued:  Legislative Reapportionment Session Of Assembly Nov. 12

Cape Fear Dam Proposal Heard Conference Called  In Washington By Rep. Harold Cooley

Boyle Gives Satisfactory Union Reply   Distriet Minrrs Will Report On Official Parley

Refugees in Saigon — Dispersed  Viet Police Quell  Demonstration Try

Businessmen Believe 1964 Will Be Good   State CC Reports Its Survey Findings on California Firms

Georgia Coach Wins $3,060,000 Damages   South Dakotans Go To Hawaii

Ex-Georgia Coach Wins Jury Ruling   Suit Against Saturday Evening Post Over Game-Rig Claim   Brvant Denies   Was Swamped

Butts Wins Suit Against Magazine   Jury Holds Former Georgia U. Coach Didn't ‘Fix’ Game

House Endorses  Speed-Up in U.S  Space Program $5.2 Billion NASA  Budget Approved «pp. AAQ EF Vin.

DN AOE ALY. ADU AIY YAR EULYD Europe Sees Birmingham  Damaging Image of U. S.

Alabama Racial Trouble May Hurt U.S. Image Abroad, Officials Fear

AT TODAY'S HEARING HERE  Parents Absent   By ELIZABETH PARSONS Of the Daily Light Statt

Brother Of Viet Nam President Says His People Have Lost Confidence In The United States   Nhu Charges Deliberate Grab By US. Officials

Alarm Bells On the Flow Of Dollars  Dillon Addresses Group of World

Hits All-Time High of $4.2 Billion U.S. Appears To Have Pu Brake:on Payments Deficit

Vote Brings  Republican  Solidarity 24-1 Party Stand  Forces Democrats T.. Omnaee Rill

GOP Tricks Democrats in Senate Voting   24 to 1 Vote on Bias Amendment Impresses NAACP

Republicans Put on Show Of Solidarity  Civil Rights Move Made by Senators For NAACP Benefit

Police Shoot Lion, Recover Body Of Mangled Attendant In Zoo Cage

FORCED TO SHOOT KILLER  Zoo Attendant Believed iMangled By Two Lions

110 Persons Are Aboard  ‘Powerless Old DE At Mercy Of “Ginny”,  ‘Latest Hurricane

Wi dows, Elderly, Needy Got Cash ‘Estranged Wife Sues To Clip Angel’s Wings

NOTICE SHIVELY’S RESTAURANT AND  meaasmtancoreiccu:meme. m Plorantiucecdesae:

Prisiiher M urders T hree Men, Wounds Fourth In Escape, Dies In Gun Fight

Convict Killed After Slaying 3  Escaped Prisoner Leaves Trail of Dend Wainded

Wounds Another During Flight, Holding Several As Hostages  In Georgia ©

Escaper Shot Dead After He Kills 3   2 Deputies Die in Florida, Georgia Reiaqn of Terror

To Be Honored at Sunday Dedication       Unemployment Figure Lower  Area Job Situation “Brigh

Kennedy, — Pearson  Have Talks   Cordiality Characterizes Parley Of Two Leaders at Hyannis Port

U.S.-Canadian Talks Open on Friendly Note  Leaders Report Progress on we eaiem  Wimgiicei ee

Leaders Eye Mutual Issues, Recent Strain   Nuclear Defense High On Itinerary Of Study Discussion

CONTINUED EXPANSION FORECAST ee,  Tax Cut Expected To Spark Economy

Commerce Secy Eyes 5 Percent .  Economic Growth Rate Speedup Seen

GOP Calls Moratorium In Polities   Top Contenders Cancel Speeches In Mourning Time

Speeches Are Postponed In Deference To Kennedy   President's Address  Will Be Televised

Rocky, Barry To Be Silent For 30 Days   No Political Speeches Out Of Respect To JFK

GOP Leaders Abstain From Political Talks   Rocke “aller and Goldwater Declare Truce of Month

For Month In Deference To Late President— Rockefeller, Goldwater Drop Political Speeches

Candidates Will Be Quiet a Montt   _ Barry and Rocky Plan No Speeches »

\Rockefeller, Goldwater Say No Speeches Of Political Nafure Planned for a Month

GOP Rivals Suspend All Political Talks   30-Day Period of Mourning Set by Rocky, Barry

-Cnnecy mopeiui ror Strike ind — Dock Treaty Accepted By New York Shippers

Month-Long Dock Tieup May End   Peace Formula Was Proposed By Presidential Board

Pact Ineffective South Of Norfolk Longshoremen Vote Today’  On Dock Strike Agreement

IS VOTING ON PEACE PACT   Employers Accept Terms Of Presidential Board To End Longest East Coast Harbor Strike.

MAY GO BACK FRIDAY  Dock Workers Vote on End Of Record Month-Long Strike

Striking Longshoremen From Maine To Virginia Begin Voting On Pact

NAM Hits At ‘Peace Formula’ Shippers Agree Reluctantly  To Accept Strike-End Terms

HOPES RISE IDLE SHIPS WILL MOVE   Rank And File Votes Required On Agreements

Northeast Ship Terms Okayed Votes Required   Still No Accord In South, Gulf

CFIKES AC A lance  eee ere nen ren ene  Dockworkers Vote On Contract Today

Longshoremen Vote: Railroad Idled by Strike  Shipping Tieup Expected- to Enc Before Weekend

32-Day Shipping Walkout Could End This Week   Little Progress Reported In Other Major Strikes — Florida Railroad Idled.   Railroad Struek

Pact Settles Port Walkout   Longshoremen Expected to Okay End to Long, Costly Dock Strike

Contract Gets Approval of Shipping Firms   Manufacturers Hit Intervention by Presidential Board

Dock Union Expected Ta Ratify Pact   Return To Work By Friday Scen, Shippers Agree

Dock Strikers Voting Today  oe. ae   A Return To Work By Friday Held Possible

Employers Agree To Terms Offered By U.S. Board   Unions to Vote Today, Thursday  On New Formula

Pact Would End Costliest Dock Tieup In History Striking Longshoremen Vote Today, Tomorrow

Longshoremen Begin Voting On Settlement  Strike’s End Seen Break In Seige

Agreement Affects Only Northeast —   Government Terms As Accepted To Be -Voted On By Union

Some Ports May Operate By Friday   Washington Said Worried Over Vote In Gulf. 8. Atlantic

Peace Pact Approval To End Strike   Chance Men To Return. To Jobs By Friday

N.Y. Firm Accepts-Formula For Dock Strike Settlement   Deduction Curtailment To Hit Tax Savings Proposed By JFK

JFK ‘GRATIFIED’ HOPES SHIPPING TO RESUME SOON   lla’s Avcepiance Subject to Membership Vote Today, Tomorrow   COSTLIEST STRIVE   Millions Lost; Month-Long Tieuy Has killed Nearly 100.000 Persans

 Southern Ports Now Key N.Y. Shippers Accept Terms For Ending Maritime Strike

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES  Thenanak Yan 79   Dock workers vote on pact   Labor unrest widespread

RELUCTANTLY  cece ene AR mc te nee reentrant  NY Shippers  Accept Terms

DOCK UNION IS VOTING ON PEACE PACT   Employers Accept Terms  OF Presidential Board - To End Longest East  Coast Harbor Strike.

Vote fo End . Month-Old Dock Strike  Decision Waiter From Other Eas Coast Concerns

Shippers Accept Formula Longshoremen’s  Vote Awaited On Dock Peace Pact

Dock Strike Vote Starts Along Coast   Pact Approval Would End Long Shipping Tieup

10 Dead In Ohio Traffic On Holiday   Officials Predict 27 To Die Before Count Period Ends

Solons Predict Speedy Okay or Economic Plar  GeneralApprova Greets Governor’: yay  nmhnrarroawn tr

Lakonia Survivors Hurl Bitter Charges At Ship’s Crew...See Col. 2   HOMAGE TO THE PRINCE OF PEACE Christmas Observed From Judea To Frozen Antarctica

Lawmakers Have 1 Week to Act on Emergency Bill  CONGRESS DIVIDED ON RAIL PLAN

Lawmakers Are Divided Over Rail Proposal  Congress Tackling Kennedy's Proposal

\Congress Tackles K Kennedy Prised. To Black Nationwide Railroad Strike.

pai ‘Disguised Arbitration’  Congress Is Divided Over Pronosal On Rails

Gets Backed In Congress.  On Proposal   Would Allow Icc Tmpose Rales For Railroad Workers

GOP Leaders Divided Over JFK's Plan   Group Would Have Full Power In Rail Dispute

Congress  Divided On JFK's Plan         Seeks fo Block Rail Strike With ICC; Hearings Set

Kennedy Slates News Conference   Expect Approval Of Wheat Sale Today

JFK Expected To Okay Wheat Sale to Reds   Announcement Way) Come at News Con ferences ‘One-Shot Deal Is Predicted.

NO DOUGH TO ROLL Brakes Slammed on Envoy’: $ Train by Congressman

Gravy Train Derailed  Envoy Deprived Of His Train Will Have To Fly To Parties, Ski Runs

McCarty Joins Boecher In Opposing Plan; Study Will Be Made Between Sessions

Emporia Group Raises $18,232   Foundation Announces  Cash and Pledge Total

Scholarship:  Emporia Group Raises $18,232  Foundation Announces wy. . J mt. 3.2. “T_T

ane ee atate tata es ss ss ee ne ene ee CoC TERN AN RO SESE Tee  Washington Report:

Senate OKs Plea Made  By Kennedy Table Mundt’s Bill on Wheat Sale to Rueecia

U.S. Seen Continuing Financial Aid To Brazil   EXCITING CHANGES New Dream For Russian Youth

U.S. To Give Aid to Brazil   Communism Frustration  To Be Ignored by JFK

Lists Counter-Moves   Report JFK Resolved to Push Brazil Aid Plan

A Wide Section Of Kansas Gets Needed Rainfall  Storm Deposits Over 23 Inches Of Rain In Hutchinson

TWO STEERS IN ARENA. AT GROETKEN TRUCKING ENJOY BRIEF FREEDOM  — ONE NEARLY MISSES . eCRAACWING WINKBOW

‘TWO STEERS IN ARENA ‘AT GROETKEN TRUCKING ‘ENJOY BRIEF FREEDOM _- ONE NEARLY MISSES SMASHING WINDOW

Aid for Shelter Projects Asked   McNamara Gives Plan to Conaress

Kenned ¥ Plans Tour i in. September  Pr eis deni, to Visit 10 States, ia Interest’ of Conservation.

U.S. Protests lo Bulgaria  a ai ia i — ii a I i   Demonstrators Shatter Windows

Bulgaria Is _, Facing Bill For Damages  Attack On Legation Protested By U.S,

Conipensation Demanded _  U.S. Tells Bulgaria © To Pay Riot Damage

MOB DAMAGE STIRS QUICK PAY DEMAND   Bulgaria Receives American Request For Compensation

US Demanding Compensation For Damages  Strong Protest Lodged Against Gafia GCavarnmant

Demonstration: Se CT!  Payment Is Demanded For Damage  America Protests Vandalism at Its Legation in Sofia

U.S. Is Asking Bulgaria to Pay  Embassy Damaged By Demonstrators

Pay Damage. U.S. Asking Of Bulgaria   Strong Protest Made Over Stoning Of Sofia Legation

Demonstration Cited  U.S. Demanding Bulgarians Pay Office Damages   How To Deal With Soviet?  Johnson, Erhard Talk About Reds

U.S. Protests To Bulgaria  Demons trators   Demonstrators Shatter Windows

U.S. Hands Sofia Bill  On Damage   Demand Made In Strong Protest On Demonstration

Pay Damages, Bulgaria Told   U.S. Demands Compensation For Destruction During Demonstration

U.S. Demands Buloaria Pay For Damages  Feeling is Outburst   Feeling is Outburst Of Mob Was Inspired By the Government

Court Makes Various Appointments—Matter of Securing Read Right-of-Way Discussed

Weather   AREA FORECAST: Continued generally fair and hot today through Saturday. Highs 95 to 100; lows tonight middle 70s,

‘Civil Wrong’ Program Hit . Arkansas Governor Tells Kennedy Off To His Face

Where fo Find It   Freshman To Draw Birds, Flowers--But No Elephants

FORMS ARE SIMPLIFIED Figuring State Income Tax To Be Easier, Official Says

yew Card Form being vitered  Ir’ll Be Bit Easier To Report Your State Income Tax

Collides With Ore Carrier In Mississippi   Drops Anchor To Battle Fire; Situation Danaerous

Wallace Ordered to Court Over Integration Dispute   See related story on Page 2   Court Verdict on Zoning Expected in Several Days

Governor To Appear On June 3   Injunction Sought To Prevent Action  Against Negroes

Wallace Ordered To Court   Showdown On State’ Defiance Of Federal Authority At Hand

Showdown Due on Pledge  Alabama Governor Ordered To Appear in Federal Court

High Court Okaysilisilaivte Service in Annexed Area, Disallows New Customers  LET.

Hectic schedule   Astronaut Cooper in final training for space mission

BIRMINGHAM AGREEMENT REACHED   FINAL PHASES ARRIVE  Cooper Ready for Ride

Tests Ready Astronaut  For Orbits  Cooper Nearing -34Hour Flight

Astronaut Has Final  Practice  faanar Dandy Enar   Cooper Ready Fo. 34-Hour Flight Set Next Week

Simulated Launching Held  Cooper Continues Space Flight Preparations

Rocky May be In Floor Fight   Defeat Predicted on Civil Rights Issue at Governors’ Meeting

83 Buildings Raz  Ohio Fire Works Plant Leveled, Cause Not Known

Hassan Anc Ben Bella Sign Pact   Cease-Fire Accord Pledged Even As Other Fiahts Erupt

Algeria Sians Cease-Fire With Morocco  Leaders to Halt Shooting During Peace Efforts

CEASEFIRE EFFECTIVE FRIDAY Morocco, Algeria Sign Pledge To Halt Sahara Desert Battle

Truce Goes Into Effect Friday Night   Two Leaders Agree To Submit Frontier Dispute to OAU

USW Will Seek Guido Appoints Accord Without Peron Supporter Pact Re-onener Io His Cabinet

lowa House Votes fo Take Billboard Control Measure Away From Commitee

Butte PDS Faces Federal Charge   Newspaper Sued for $150,000  Ry fannty Cfammiccinnare

Butte PDS Faces Federal Charge   Newspaper Sued for $150,000   By County Commissioners

TODAY’S INDEX  Four Killed In Dynamite Blast   Double Crisis For N.Y. Schools

New York's Schools Face Strike, Boycott   Administrator Gross Must Resolve Dual Threat With Only Two Weeks To Succeed

Three Top Military Chiefs Supported Skybolt Tests   Only Gen. Taylor Voted To Scuttle Missile

He Favors Dropping Missile...  Taylor, Military Chiefs Differ On Skybolt Issue

Schedule  Of Events TONIGHT  8 o'clock—Auto thrill show FRIDAY  1 p. m.—4-H market sale.

Manager of Southwestern Electric Ends Years Of Service at Marlin

Ist Cavalry Story: From Utes to Gooks   U.S. Division Dates Back To Civil Wer

Military Sticks To Opinion   ‘But Willing To Go Along; Senators Not All Ready

Inquiry Still Going Strong  Air Force Chief Willing To Let TFX Plane Pact Stand

Chief Of AF Says Contract On TFX Wrong   Believes Civilian Defense Chiefs Made Mistake

32 Russians Ask U. S. Embassy For Asylum From Religious Persecution; Nabbed by Soviet

Where to Find It   U.S. Embassy Turns 32 Weeping Peasants Seeking Asylum Over to Soviet Officials

U. S. Embassy Turns Away Refugees From Russian Religious Persecution

U.S. Embassy Turns Over Religious Group To Soviet Police  Protection Refused ec

U.S. Embassy Rejects 30 Religious Refugees  Turned Over to Soviet Officials

\Push Way Into U.S. Embassy  Religious Persecution Protection ‘Sought By 32 Russian Peasants.

Charge Persecution .  Siberian Peasants Travel 2,000 Miles, Ask U.S. Embassy for Help

Religious Persecution Feared Russian Peasants Ask  U.S. Embassy For Aid

Mining Center Reported Held  By UN Military   Soviet Sect Seeks Asylum

STORM MOSCOW EMBASSY Peasants Seek Asylum,  But U.S. Refuses Plea

Red Peasants Seek’ Refuge From Soviets   Siberians Force Way Into U. 8. Embassy In Moscov

US Embassy Turns Down Russian Peasants After Persecution Protection

5,100 Concrete Seats To Be Built Preliminary Plans For Grid Stadium At Neshaminy Old

Two-Day Blockade Ended  Soviets Change Minds, U.S. Convoy Proceeds

No Troop Count Made, Was Main Soviet Point  Release Comes After Protests Made In Washington, Potsdam and Moscow

Russians Pull Out Blockade   U. S. Troops Win Autobahn Battle After Two Dave

Finally Roll Into West Berlin   U.S. Wins Battle With  Russians Over Convoys

U.S. Convoy Rolls Into West Berlin   Americans Win Latest Battle With Soviets Over Dismountina

Reds Lift 2-Day Blockade Of U.S. Military Convoy   HEED PROTESTS

Rail Unions To Challenge Law In Court   Five Groups Plan Attempt To Upset Arbitration Ruling

Rail Union Fight Set On Ruling  Five Labor Chiefs Map Legal Attack On Arbitration

Unions Set To Contest Rail Ruling  Arbiters’ Right ToBeChallenged

Leaders Prepare Multiple Attack With Court Suits   Labor Forces Seck to Prevent Reduction in Jobs

Rail Unions  Plan Legal  Assaults  On Ruling Also’ Challenge Congress’ Right To Order  Arhtinathinn

Rail Unions Plan Legal Attack Soon   Seek To Demonstrate Unconstitutionality Of Arbitration Fiat

Dormant Accounts of  Bank of the Southwest Riawtlh decom £)n Dago 2

Dorman Accounts Of Texas National Bank In  Bh cotkes Mtencamt Dmatnan

Riffe Puts OU Bill In Ohio House   Measure Asks For $2 Million Beaiich Builditie Funids

Riffe Puts OU Billln Ohio House   Measure Asks For $2 Million Branch Building Funds

Vice President's Driver Is Killed  Death Casts Cloud. Over Johnson Trip

Cardinals To Gather  In Rome   Secret Conelay Will Select Another Pope

ame home since 1893 Kansas farm couple observes 72nd wedding anniversary

Output Hike Seen in ‘64  Increase to Be Greater ot mr £Fdetina a Hoe geet Me ait Maran   increase to Be Greater Than 1963 Was Over 196;

F TAXES ARE CUT PROMPTLY— Planning Unit Predicts Huge Gross National Product Gain

Prompt Tax Cuts Would Hike Output   National Planning Group Sees Boost To Record Levels

$26 Billion Increase In National Output Seen If Taxes Are Reduced

Tax Cut Held Spur National Output   $26 Billion Boost Seen if Proposal Is Approved

M’Cone Also Testifies At Probe Start.   New Buildup By Soviet Reported By Some Sources

Crackdown on Buddhists  South Viet Nam Under Grip of Diem’s Troops 

Regime Charges ‘Sabotage’ . Troops Continuing Mass  ‘Arrests In S. Viet Nam

Troops Have Tight Grip On Viet Nam   Continue Pagoda Raids; Government Says Monks Guilty of ‘Sabotage’

Public Service Award Made:  Announce Pulitzer Journalism Winners

2 Posthumous Pulitzer Prizes Are Awarded  William Faulkner, Whe Died In 1962, Honorec For Second Time

1963 OFFICERS ARE NAMED:  SUNDERMAN NAMED COUNTY AG. EXT. COUNCIL CHAIRMAN

F; rankjurt: Germany Is  Told Troops Will Remain  Rusk and Erhard  Join in Plea for

Pleas Made For Welding Strong Pact   Secretary, Erhard Caution Against Loosening U.S. Ties

Rusk Allays Fears Over   GI Pullout   Allies In Europe Told Of Failure On Commitments

Assurance Given By Dean Rusk  U.S. Will Keep Six Divisions In Germany As Long As Needed

Six Divisions  Will Remain As Long As Needed      Rusk Joins Chancellor Erhard In Urging Stronger Atlantic Pact

Rusk, Erhard Urge Stronger Atlantic Alliance   Joint Appeal Is For Maintenance  Of West Defense

Politely Tells Europeans They Are Not Living Up to Military Commitments in NATO

Rusk Gives Pledge on Troops   Tells West Germany U.S. Will Keep Six Divisions in Germany

Rusk, Erhard Stress Unity   Ask NATO Nations To Share Burdens Of Western Defense

Rusk Seeks To Still German Fears  Six U.S. Divisions  To Remain In Europe

6 Divisions To Be Kept  In Europe   Other Nations Get Appeal To Provide  Promised Defense:

‘6 Divisions Will Stay In Europe’  Rusk Gives Pledge, _ Asks Aid OF Allies

Rusk Tells Germans: Troops Will Remain   ‘Maintain 6 Divisions’   Marchall Memorial

Rusk Joins Erhard in NATO Bid  U.S. 'Proons   USS. Troops To Stay Put

As Long as There Is Need for Them  Rusk Says U.S. Will Kecp  Six Divisions in Gcrmany

In Germany   Rusk pledges continued stay of U.S. divisions   President to get his civil rights answer

Secrefary Says Six Divisions Will Remain  But Diploma‘ically  *Accorte Furaqne   But Diploma‘ically ‘Asserts Europe Not Doing Share

Rusk stills allies fears Six U.S. divisions will remain in West Germany

Secy. Rusk Repeats Troop Vow  Erhard Joins Appeal for Strong Alliance

Joins Erhard for Atlantic Power  Rusk Pledges Troops Staying While Needed

Rusk Pledges 6 Divisions to Be Kept in Europe   aabe ta CHll Bane

Seeks To Still Fears — Rusk Says U. S. to Keep  Troops in West Germany

State Highway Violence Attacked From All Angles at Helena Safety Workshop

Mostly Cloudy   Camera Locates ‘Body’ Of Lost Miner; Rescue Effort Pace Stepped Up

It's Been 4 Months Since State Voted on Governor   LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP Rolvaag Withholds Comment on New Taconite Amendment

Judges Set Feb. 25 for Ballot Trial  Minnesota Still Must Wait for  News on Governc

JOBLESS, LACKED BUS FARE Father of 4 Hitchhikes 35 Miles to Face Court

Union Tells  Members To Return   Strike Triggered By Company Suspensior Of Committee Man

UNION -SFOPS. WALKOUT  Workers Stage Wildcat Strike At Large Indiana Steel Mill

 Many Business Leaders Like Cut,  But Urge Federal Spending Curbs

President, in State Of Union Message, Urges  $13.5 Billion Tax Slash

Foreign Aid Rock Bottom Said $4 Billion  Clay Tells Conaress   Clay Tells Congress Biggest Cut Could Be In Latin America

Clay Addresses Congress on Foreign hid   Says ‘Rock Bottom Allowance May Be $4 Billion In ‘64

Foreign Aid Rock Bottom’ Said $4 ilion  Clay Tells Co eg 9 ee wid 8 In

Congress Told $4 Billion Rock Bottom for Aid   Clay Recommendatior Made Public Friday

Warns Congress Against Further Cut—  Clay: $4 Billion May Be ‘Rock Bottom’ for Aid

TERMS FIGURE AS MINIMUM REQUIRED   Disclose General's Testimony To House Group   MINTY 1U FIUUSE UlOUp  WARNS SLASH   Under “Rock Bottom” Proposed Would Result In Serious Problems

Clay Warns On Unwise Aid Slash   Believes $4 Billion Is ‘Rock Bottom’ Figure for Program

‘Could Cut Latin Plan’     Minimum In Foreign Aid  Is $4 Billion, Says Clay

Below Figure Kennedy Asked —   Clay Fixes $4 Billion Foreign Aid

$4. Billion Foreign Aid Advoeated  Gen. Clavis Views   Gen. Clay’s Views Are Made Public

Foreign aid need outlined   ‘Rock bottom’ spending. general tells Congress

Clay Report Seeks Slash In Aid Fund   Total Sought By Group Below That Asked By Kennedy

Says $4 Billion ‘Rock Bottom’ For Foreign Aid   Less Appropriation Will Create Problem, Clay Tells Conaress

Cautioned   Congressmen Cautioned ‘Clay Says $4 Billion ‘Rock Bottom’ For Aid

Vows To Defend Island   Half Billion Under Kennedy’s Request  $4 Billion In Foreign Aid Termed As ‘Rock Bottom’

Clay Claims ‘Rock Bottom’  In Foreign Aid Next Year’ May Be 4 Billion Dollars

GIVES SOLONS ROCK BOTTOM FISCAL FIGURE   Sees Deep Money Slash  to Latin America CeaBhie   CITES PROBLEMS   Chairman Cautions on Further Reduction in Program

Clay Calls Cut ‘Rock Bottom’ In Foreign Aid   $4 Billion Is Seen As Minimum Total In JFK Program

Clay Belives Foreign Aid Can Be Cut   Says $4 Billion Figure Possible Sf Latin Budaet Cut

Assessment Given Congress  $4 Billion Level For Foreign Aid Set By Gen. Clay

Nine Cuban Refugees Gunned . By Vessel .  New York Pape Runs Story  OF Incident  In Caxthhnaw

ideo LJ/CUGTE wPpens in Ue  Johnson Requests Joint Moon Shot, A Kennedy Dream

U.N. DEBATE OPENS U.S. Appeals To Soviet Union For Space Flight Cooperation

US. to Push Idea of Joint Moon Flight   Johnson Appeals to Soviet to Take Small Step Toward Project

Practical Nurses Training Course Starts in Williamsnort Jannary 974}

Practical Nurses Training Course Starts in Wilhamanort January %7¢!

US. Gold Supply Could Not Satisfy All Potential Claims, Treasury Say

Seek Help Of Citizens  In Crusade  MeNulty Meets With Delegates From  Civie Groups

Seek Help Of Citizens In Crusade  MeNualty Meets With   MeNualty Meets With Delegates From  Civie Groups

6 Communities To Elect Total For Village Contests  Declines With 40 Entered

Faubus Says Guard. Pilots Invaded Cuba   Claims Recruitment Was Made Secretly; Others Deny Charge

No Accidents in Gentry County on Holiday Weekend   ‘Reports From Officers Indicate that County Got Over the  Holiday Without Accidents,

Expect Hard Campaigns Over Shaff Plar   Before lowans Vote Dec. 3 On Reapportionment

The Iowa State Bank will. close Tuesday, December 31st at 12:00 noon. .    PALO ALTO 4-H CLUB OFFICERS TO RECEIVE TRAINING — :

Bullet-Riddled Vessel Reaches U.S. Captain, Crew Describe Hour of Terro1 As Jets Strafe Ship Near Cuban Coast

CYOrYUuus GH £ GH uUcg  Underworld Informant Valachi Gives Testimony

If Daley Loses in Chicago Tomorrow the Upset Will Rival Truman’s Over Tom Dewey

Potpourri Facing Assembly Includes Compensation. Sunday Closing Bills

Dem Minority Set To Offer Amendments  Natural Resources evenue Program Alea Dua Ear Vate

W. Germany Target For Reds Fire   Smaller Nations In Harmony With Softer Tone Set By Biq Two

Marina Oswald Admired JFK * ke & Fk +t & k * kk k& * * Weedtasn One A annueosl A ecenece:n In Deatontinsn . ore olew

Kennedy Can Be Defeated: GOP  Party Heads Meet to Pick Convention Site

Fditarial HWanre:   Failure Of States To Provide Funds Stirs Manpower Training Opposition

ALL DEFENSE CONTRACTORS GET LETTERS   Goes With Family To Visit Grave Of Predecessor

ALL CONTRACTORS GET LETTERS   Goes With Family To Visit Grave Of Predecessor

Tight Laws Relaxed in Viet Nam   Curfew Is Eased; Permission Given To Bury Diem, Nhu; Saigon Near Normal

Martial Law Is Relaxed In Saigon   But Regime Tightens Rules For Its Worker:

Government Eases Curfew in Saigon   Madame Nhu Slates Departure for Rome

But Workers Warned Martial Law Curfew Is Relaxed By Military Regime In Viet Nam

Martial Law In Saigon ls Relaxed   Some Rumors Heard That Brothers May Be Rebel Victims

Saigon Army Government Easing Laws  “V7.1... WW   Workers Warned To Report To Their Duties

She Has No Arms, But Lots of Spunk   Nine-Year-Old Lives Normal Life After Mishap

AALITTMESS NArol  Little Girl Sparkles With Plastic Arms, Steel Clips

Loopholes ...  Oil Operator Pays No Tax On $28 Million, Senator Says

Students Probe:  In Speciel Course At Central, Logan Family Meeezine   Fires Take Heavy Toll In East; Report 1 Dead

Many Homeless As Fires Sweep Big Eastern Area _ Damage Runs Into Millions; Cnale Danth-ic Danartedl

Chanting Column At Cambridge  Heeds Genera NAACP Leader Says  Demonstrations  Will Continue

Kentucky Primary Set Today  Oe ee ee ee   Chandler Seeks Try At Third Term In Governor's Seat

Air Stull Not Clear  In Moseow   Non-Aggression Pact Needed, Russians Flint

. McNamar VicNamara Testifies:  US Is Out Front  In Nuelear Race

Khrushchev Voices Warm Praise; Europeans Tense Until He Lands in Safety

Europeans Follaw Space Trip  Khrushchev Cables Salute To Courageous Astronaut

EVEN KHRUSHCHEV IMPRESSED  W. Europe Astonished By Cooper's Nerve And Skill

Arouses Wonder, Astonishment  Europe Thrilled By Cooper’s Skill   Prayer Offered  x «xk *

Khrushchev Sends Cable To Kennedy   Epic Flight Stirs Acclaim For Flier In Western Europe

‘Followed Tension-Packed Voyage  World Heads Send Messages \On Cooper’s Orbital Feat

Congratulate Kennedy On Cooper Trip  New Contribution To Kxploration, Zs * *@ . . xz % . .

Index Plan Gives Impression —  No Highway Patrol Quota System Found

Fear Skopje Deaths May Go to 10,000   Thousands Injured And 100,000 Left Homeless in Temblo1

60 Per cent of Skopje City Ruined  1,000 Feared Dead in Yucoslav Ouake

Earthquake Hits Town In  Yugoslavia 80 Per Cent Of Buildings Fall To Rubble

Up to 10,000 Feared Dead in Skopje As Clean-up Begins After Earthquake

Theusands Are Injured In Skopje   No Report On Americans Visitinea City

UN NOTIFIED OF HIGH LOSS IN YUGOSLAVIA   City South Of Belgrade Struck By Violent Tremor At Dawn   GREAT FIRES RAGE OVER SEA OF RUIN

d eye (AY Good. Reading ....   Mankato ‘U’ Bill Sent  To Senate Finance Unit

President To Stand_ Pat On Cuba   . Kennedy Ignores Various Threats : To Chance Course

PARCEL POST FACING THREAT OF ELIMINATION   CONGRESS PROVIDES NO ACTION; RATES MUST BE ALTERED

Goldwater Says Constant Shifts In Peritagon Views ‘Aids Russians

Shot Minutes Before Communists Driven Off   Guerrillas Shoot Two Men Before Wives In Roadblock Northeast of Saigon; Reportedly Carrying Medicine in Auto

LOSE LIVES MINUTES FROM RESCUE   Helicopter Over Area Signal For Executions

5 Hours To Trace Call  a ee a Operator Saves Lite Of Man Cut By Razor

119 Orders for Kennedy Book; Star Will Close List Here on Saturday

202 Orders for Kennedy Book; Star Will Close List Here This Saturday

GOP Attaches Ar IF To Support Of Rights Measure  Would Back Off If Bill Is Used For Political Gain

Filibuster In Senate  Predicted   Legislation Won't Go Before House For Several Weeks

Republicans Issue Rights Bill Warning   Support Pledge Of If Demos Seek Political Gains

Congress Will Continue In Operation :   Administration Wonts Action

Congress To Work Into 1964   GOP Is Given Administration Praise tor Civil Rights Litt

Tax cut, civil rights bills  First nonstop session of congress in years

SOLONS SAY CIVIL RIGHTS CHANCES DIM   Holdups In House And Long Senate Filibuster Ahead

Cautious Republicans Take Praise In Civil Rights Bill   FORMER SECRETARY  Senators Say Secrecy Vital For Baker Probe

GOP Aid Praised In House   Rights Measure Due Rocky Ride Through Senate

Marathon Stay Plans Outlined In Washington   Congress Faces Nonstop Session

Rights Compromise Facing Obstacles   Congressional Operations Continuing Until “64 Sessior

Non-Stop Session Planned   Congress May Not Act In °63 On Taxes, Civil Rights

Nonstop Session Is Seen  Top Priority   Top Priority Legislation Is the Reason

Ohio GOP Solon Praised by JFK   GOP Is Leery of Praise Voiced by Administration

Rights Bill Due To Face House Fight   Kennedy Pleased As GOP Backing Aids In Victory

Warning Issued To Democrats  GOP Efforts To Launch Strong Civil Rights Bill Receives Praise

GOP Solons Lend Support To Rights Bil   Warn They'll Refute Pledge If Democrats Try to Meke Gains

Strong Bill Is Launched .... Democrats Are Warned Not to Capitalize on Rights

Republicans — Praised For — Helping JFK      Demos Warned Not To Make An Political Gain At-GOP Expense —

‘Rights Bill Faces Delay, Filibusters   Hopes Dim for Tax Cut, Civil Rights Bill

Congress in Session for Rest of Year  May Lack Time te   May Lack Time to Act on Tax Slash And Civil Rights

GOP Is Praised For Aid on Bil On Civil Rights   Warn Administration About Political Play

GUPF Warning Sounded  Civil Rights Bill Faces  House, Senate Delays

Congress Slates Nonstop Session   Still May Bypass Tax Cut, Civil Rights

Republicans Hurl Warning President Lauds  House GOP On Rights Measure

Congress Will Remain In Operation Right Up To Start Of 1964 Session

Winds At 140 Miles Per Hour Haitians Brace For Assault  As Killer Flora Nears Area

Flora Points Deadly Winds Toward Haiti   Tropical Storm Has Claimed 25 Lives Since Birth

K-3 Food Supplement Under Ban  But FDA Denies It’s Dangcrous Ta 7 lialeasts:.

‘NO CAUSE FOR ALARM’ FDA Bans Vitamin, Denies Use  Dangerous To Unborn Infants

Western Ties Threatened —  U. S. Leaders Wonder What De Gaulle Will Do

DeGaulle Trying To Split Europe Away From U:S.?   JOLT FOR BRITAIN

ls DeGaulle Trying To Push America Off The Continent?   Who’s Toughest, JFK or DeGaulle? See Page Ten

Washington Awaits Next Move... Will De Gaulle Attempt ' To Split U. S. Europe?

‘Could Be Little Short of Disastrous’ Will De Gaulle Now Try to Weaken Ties Between the U.S. and Western Europe ?

‘Understanding’ With Tito -: K Back In Belgrade For ‘Final’ Talks _

lrion Called To Explain District Plan   U Professor First Witness Before House Unit

10 Bolt Party  One Democrat Will Vote For Increased Sales Tax To Provide State Funds

REPORTS LINK OSWALD WITH WALKER CASE   Assassination Suspect Said Te Have Fired Shot At General      ‘PANIC’ POSSIBILITY ISCITED BY MGTHER

Inside The Times   State Contest  Bolton Expected To Try For At-Large Seat

ROISTEROUS CELEBRATIONS ON TAP Americans Preparing To Welcome New Year

Nation And World-At-Large Getting Ready For Big Blow- Off Tonight

Dillon Tells Congress  $10 Billion Cut Would Add $2.9 Billion To Local, State Revenues

Dillon Sees Tax Cut Of $10 Billion As Boost To State, Local Revenues

325 BABIES, CHILDREN TREATED Mild Flu Cases Jamming Cook County Hospital

See Heavy Fruit Loss From Frost   Cherry Crop Hit Hard; Traverse City Has 24, Other Areas Also Cold

FRIDAY, AUG. 9, 1963 NORWICH, N.Y. 72nd YEAR  VOLUME 72, NUMBER 124 SEVEN CENTS PER COPY   JEK’s NEW BABY DIES

Inside Today   N. C. Negroes Report  Racial Protests Will Be Stepped Up In 1964  )

Kennedy Visits  His Ancestor's Home in Ireland   President Clips Three Days Off Schedule For Sentimental Trip

Hour Spent With Third Cousin At  Ancestral Home   Spacewoman May Visit Berlin

Visits Irish Hamlet Where Ancestors Lived  ee) Penne pene, © ee ne   ‘Welcome Home’ Signs Displayed As JFK Arrives

Louisiana Election Set   STILL NO ACTION  Civil Rights Appeal Now Nine Days Old

Election Held In Louisiana To Pick Governor  Ten Seeking Post; Campaign Changed After JFK Death

Honor Paid Posthumously   Assassination Complicates Louisiana's Statewide Primary Election Saturday

e Tox Cut, Civil Rights  Johnson's Appeals Fail To Speed Up Key Bills

Election Held For Governor In Louisiana   BEF BAPTEEOS CURIE  Democrats Picking Nominee from Fiele OL 10 Candidates

WALKS FOR FIRST TIME   Louisiana Votes To Pick Choice  For Governor

 No Dramatic Change Rights, Tax Bill Progress Slow Despite LBJ Appeal

No Change Seen On Rights, Tax.  Senate Timetable On Taxes Speeded

Louvisianans Go to Polls On Saturday   10:in Competition For Governor; . Runoff Possible

Rights, Tax Slash Push Gains Little   Not Much Change Appears in Outlook For Two Measures

Clyde Won't Put Public School Financing On Special Session Agenda

Accused of harboring crime boss Sinatra may lose gambling license

“Ne  Sinatra Host To Gangster, Nevada Says  Singer Faces Loss Of Gaming License Under Complaint

Host To Crime Overlord May Revoke Sinatra's Nevada Lodge License

Gambling Club License in Jeopardy  Sinatra Gangster Ties Spell Trouble

[Host To 1 To Hood!  Frank Sinatra May Lose Gambling Casino License

May Lose Gaming License  Sinatra’s In Trouble Over Crime Overlord

Top Man in Syndicate  Accused of Hosting Crime Boss, Sinatra to Lose Gaming License

hsA*te tied ad vy ZPC TAA Nevada Accuses Frank Sinatra  Of Playing Host to Crime Lord

Sinatra May Lose License   Nevada State Board Says Singer Entertained One Of U.S. Crime Overlords

Accused Of Allegedly Allowing “Crime Overlord" In Lodge— Sinatra Threatened With Loss Of Nevada Gambling License

Accused Of Harboring Sam Giancana   Nevada Gaming Agency Threatens License Withdrawal   TALKED BY PHONE   (see Photo Page 3-C)

Sinatra May Lose Gambling License For Association With Top Gangster

Charged With Playing Host to Crime Chief  Sinatra Faces Loss Of Gaming License

Sinatra’s association with crime czar may cost him gaming rights

Criminal Giancana Has Frank Sinatra on Spot; May Lose Gaming License

Ceremonies Saturday  Crusier USS Helena to Go  Into Inactive Service

“SOLD GAS RANGE THE FIRST }MORNING AD APPEARED”   Burton Divorce

Throckmorton Gives Testimony—  . $. Aid, No Controls Is Urged For Schools

HUSBAND REMEMBERS  Life Ran Out in 9 Hours ~ No One Stopped to Help

Six Die in Traffic   PEC IGS UMMC        Nine Meet Violent Death in Montana

Ix Die in Trattic rire Claims Uhildre  Nine Meet Violent Death in Montana

Territorial Dispute Ecuadorean Officials  Seize U. S. Tuna Boats

Ty fo Rescue 2 After Tunnel Ro Collapses   Second Cavein Hampers Effort To Reach Victims

One Believed Dead, Other Li Aving  Railroad Tunnel Cave-In  Traps Two Behind Stone

MUD & ROCKS HAMPERING RESCUE   One Worker Alive: Give Up Hope For Other   CAVE-IN OCCURS   As West Virginia B & O Workmen Raising Roof Of Railroad Tunnel

Mud, Rocks Slow Tunnel! Rescue Try  Roof Of B&O Line Passage Collapses; Two Men Trapped

Youth's Daring Flight Creates Buzz in Berlin   To Survive Bullet Wound in Chest

E. German Youth  Shot in Escape. Uses Armored Car In Fleeing to West

Youth Wounded Fleeing Reds  Stolen Armored Car 8 ee ae ff GAs. £6

DARING YOUTH SLIPS THROUGH E. BERLIN WALL   SUCCESSFUL IN SPITE OF FIRE FROM RED GUARDS

Determined Young East Berliner Makes Dramatic Escape To The West

ESCAPE IS TALK OF BERLIN Youth Shot In Daring Dash From E. Berlin

Wounded but Safe in Armored Car East German Youth Rams Through Wall to Freedom

ommunist rire  * Wounded Youth Rams Car Through Berlin Wall   Contract For Beaver Powerhouse Issued

East German Youth Makes Daring Escape   ‘Teenager Ys Shot Breaking Through Berlin’s Red Wall

Armored car  crashes wall  East German youth is shot fleeing to West

Planes And Politicians  Goldwater.Vantk Hurl Charges In Craft Use

News Index   Air Transport Of Politicians Is Causing Charges And Counter Charges

Isle of Pines—No. 2 , . Prisoners Defy Castro During ‘The Big Strike’

LHS CLASS OF 1923 TO CELEBRATE 40TH ‘ANNIVERSARY REUNION   Plan Evening

LHS CLASS OF 1923  TO CELEBRATE 40TH  ANNIVERSARY REUNION Plan Evening  _ Dinner Saturday

Flight recorder recovered Tragedy of Clipper 214 now mop-up search of field

‘Mop-Up’ Under Way In Crash Of detliner   Fear Mounting For American's Safety

Airliner’s flight recorder battered so badly its story may be lost

Peoris oti! Scattered — Plane’s Recorder Date May Give Crash Clue

PWR MWOWUITO CONTROL DEPARTMENT Problems as well as insects on increase   Plane crash stilla mystery

Soviet Reports Lunik To Pass Near the Moon   Landing Attempt Talk Discounted

WON'T INCREASE TAXPAYERS’ COSTS  School Board To Request Operating Levy Addition

Second Negro Enrolled at Mississippi U.  ewe... Ftc Peer   Spends First Day At Campus Withou: Open Opposition

DUBUQUE AREA   Cedar Rapids Youth Critical In School Grudge Shooting

Book Clerk Found Guilty Of Selling ‘Obscene’ Novel: $500 Fine Assessed

VEEP ‘SAFE’ IF RACE ‘SHOO.-IN’ Nixon Hints Kennedy May Discard Johnson

Won't Release Commies  Bolivia Refuses To Make Any Dea  For U.S. Hostages

a Ses See ae ey See es. OMe ee eee Se a, ee cram, eet nee Stay: Geet ae  NEWS IN BRIEF

Researchers Feel They May Have Major \Break-Through In Fight Against Cancer

Girl Takes Car Without Permission—  Traffic Light Pole, Felled By Car, Kills Pedestrian

WORLD NEWS  Cooper Sets U.S. Orbit Record, NASA Hopes for All 22 Orbits

Astronaut Flies Over Red China   Jaunty AF Major Eats, Sleeps, Sets U.S. Distance Mark

NEA. Votes  'No To Sanctions Against Utah —  rll es Way Open  to fo Apply   Leaves Way Open to Apply Pressure at Future Date

Inside Today   Town Covered In Green, White  Bit Of Ireland To Come Alive In Texas Saturday When Shamrock Celebrates

Biggest St. Patrick's Day Fete— Shamrock, Texas  Set For Big Day

Shamrock (Texas) Ready For Big Day   rs  YIDDISH SONS OF ERIN Matzo Balls Turn Green For St. Patrick’s Fete

40,000 Visitors Expected  Shamrock, Tex., Ready to Tos Its Annual St. Pat's Blowout

GIRL WHO WAS LOCKED UP   TEXANS GO GAELIC Shamrock Turns Green For Irish Fete Saturday

JFK CAUTIONS NATION GREAT TASK REMAINS   Hails Test Ban Treaty But Says U. S. Still Needs Strength   NATO STUDIES RUSS NONAGGRESSION BID

Mankind a victor in test ban treaty says Kennedy   40 minute war

Calls Pact Important  First Step   Talks as Senate Prepares Pact’s Consideration

Says A areement Ist Positive Step to World Peace  Capability of U.S. Assured Acainst Secrct Soviel Tests

Kennedy Calls Pact ‘Victory For Mankind’   Important First Step Toward Peace, Chief Executive Declares

Initial Step  Kennedy Calls Nuclear Ban Pact Victory for Mankind

JFK Reveals Details Of Agreement   Sees Ratification As Step Toward World-Wide Peac:

Nuclear Ban Treaty Kyed By Kennedy   Cautious Hope Expressed Over Tripawer Move

7 Marlow Report  ‘U.S. Trouble With Allies Over Atomic  Weapons Results From Secret Pact

News Index   Kennedy Is Unclear How Far He Can Go In Solving Atom Arms Problem

$3.5 Billion Sought  Tax Reform May Close Your Personal Loophole

REAL SHOCK STILE PO COME? JFK?s Tax Program May Boost, Not Cut, Your Own Tax Bill

Reforms May Be Taxing For All —  Watch The Loopholes --They May Be Yours

 Brace Yourself for a Shock—  Kennedy’s Tax ‘Reforms’ May Include Closing Loopholes for All Incomes

Tax Loopholes Kennedy Want To Close May Be Your Own   Score Of Proposals To ‘Broaden The Tax Base’ Under Treasury Stud

Get Ready For Kennedy Tax Cut Shock.. Loopholes Hed Close May Be Your Own

Record $99.5 Billion Skimmed Off By IRS   TRANSPORTATION HIKE   LOOPHOLES JFK CLOSES MAY BE YOUR OWN  Brace Yourself For A Shock

YOU MAY LOSE DEDUCTIONS  Brace For A Shock On  Tax Reform Proposals

Brace Yourselt - - Tax Reforms Sought Ry Kennedy May Cut Down Exemptions

Influenza Halts Journey by Tito  Calls Off Flight on  vice of Doctors

Influenza delays tour  Calls off flight to California at doctor’s advice

Tito Suffers Flu Attack, Delays Trip   Yugoslav Leader Runs Temperature. Cancels Events

Flu Attack Forces Tito  To His Bed  Delays His Departure for California

Northeast Lashed By Snow, Sleet   Heavy Falls Reported With Gale Warninas

 8 Inches Fell In Mass.: Severe Weather Lashes Coast: Gales, Snow Stagger Wide Area

Chateaugay Wins Derby In ‘Great’ Stretch Run   At Convention In Oxford  Alabama’s Machinists  To Honor Guy Sparks

Eliminates Advertising I ax  Agree On Compromise Sales Tax Increase Bill

3 Per Cent Sales Tax Salvaged in Committee   Hotise — Senate Conference Restores .

New French Move  Crisis Signals Fly  In Common Market   US. Warns On Tariff

Legislature To Reject Many Bills   Taconite Legislation Likely To Be Best Remembered Accomplishment of Session

‘Shoot Now and Ask Later’ Policy Asked in Congress Following Attack on Boat

Senator Says \  American Pilots fo Shoot First, Then Ask Questions When Reds Attack Vessels

U.S. Planes Won't Wait Next Time   Officials Shrug Off Russian Threats; Jets Will Defend Shipping

Sen. Russell Wants Pilots Shooting First   Georgia Democrat Offers Theory On Red Attacks

UU. §. Pilots Told to Shoot At Commies  peers   Airmen Instructed To Ask Questions After Downing Red:

M’Namara Discusses Cuban Policy  U.S. Shrugs Off Russ Warning On Cuba

PRAYER FOR .  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious leatures)

Plane Explodes After Takeoff In Mississippi   Rescue Efforts Hampered; Presume All Crewmen Dead

ASK QUESTION FOR TEACHERS Passing School Levy Would Help-—for Now

Engineers On Nuclear Ship to Quit  Pay Offer Rejected In Dispute Idling  . ) ey a 2 wee pe ween

Dissatisfaction in State  Local Upsets In Election Bare Widespread Unrest

Lands Faith 7 4 Miles From  Rescue Vessel   Kennedy Lauds Fea Of Astronaut After His Brilliant Trip

Cooper Hits The Bullseye   63rd Birthday Present For Astronaut’s Mother

Triumph For Peace,  JFIK Says   Gordo Receives Red Carpet  Treatment

Astronaut in Amazingly Accurate Landing To End Perfeet Space Shot

Splashes Within 4 Miles Of Waiting Pick-Up Ship   . HIS HEALTH APPEARS EXCELLENT

Picked Safely  From Pacific —   Spacer Splashes Into Ocean Near Pick-Up Ship Kearsarae

Hits Water 4 Miles  From Rescue Vessel   Jokingly Apologizes For Not Getting Closer To Rescuers; Lands 90 Seconds Off Schedule

cS F ww OS OT we  *BXp _— eer 425 i Ss ‘yr, 9 oi “70.2. fod ~~ yer InIs es  22-Orbit Flight

IN FINE SHAPE SAY PHYSICIANS: HE SAYS ‘WOW!   Brilliantly Takes Capsule Down by Manual Controls   PERFECT SPACE SHOT   Hits Water 1% Minute Off Schedule; Is Chipper on Rescue Shin

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Cooler Air Expected To Arrive Saturday

Mercury Will Go Lower— Mild Surge of Cooler Air Due In Kansas Saturday

GOP Presents Bill on General State Sales Levy   Proposal Follows Committee Snub Of Reynolds Idea

LIP SERVICE UNTIL TOO LATE’ Nixon Says JFK Inaction Caused Trouble On Rights

Nixon Charges Civil Rights Crisis Mostly Fault Of President Kennedy

Nixon charges nothing but lip service  JFK to blame for civil rights crisis

DE GAULLE SCORNS U. . OFFER QF CONDITIONAL MUCLEAR AID, vo See Story an Fi

CAB Investigators Checkinc Possibility of Sabotage  By JANES K. CAZALES

PVMPIUELO PATE GF FUACVIET 2. 6 rrr  43 Die As Jetliner  Plunges into Swamp

Weather   Plane Disaster Cause Hunted At Crash Scene in Everglades   Explosion Rips Airliner Following Miami Takeoff, Killing 43 Persons Aboard   - ad be iat =  Six Persons ‘on Fishing Trip See Fireball in Sky

Minutes Arter fakeorr...  43 Die As Jetliner  Plunges into Swamp

Jet Plunges © Into Swamps  In Everglades All 43 Persons on Board

Tanker Sinks  In Wake Of  Crash, Fire Had Rasaed tate Freighter; Only S

eo JEREVS WULEIUMOS AULT FOR ——  Tanker Sinks After Ships Are Parted

3100-Ton Tanker Sinks As Tug Pulls Ships Apart   ‘Bounced Like Billiard Balls’

None Aboara Seriously Injured  Flaming Oil Tanker Sinks After Collision

No One Aboard  Ship Crippled in Collision Sinks After Separation

‘Florida Telephone Strike   jorias felepnone Strike Guards Ride Shotgun With Line Repairmen

High Court Asked To Reconsider Law  Eagleton Says State Needs Utility Act

Warm Weattier Draws Drivers fo Highways  Deaths Boost State's Traffic  ‘masmh £m

State Accidents Take Lives of 11  Former Pepin D.A. Victim in Crash

SEPARATE INTERVIEWS  Rockefeller, Goldwater Swap Support Pledges

z2,'t in Aid Risky, Fu.bright Claims  tf Drastic, Security in Peril,’  Sanatar Warne Callanaisac

Fulbright Pleads for Foreign Aid   Warns Against Cuts ir Funds as Foes Ready Hot Fight for Slash

Fulbright Urges No Aid Cuts  Debate On JFK's $4.2-Billion Plan  Onen: In Sanate

Compromise Civil Rights Bill Offered   blow to Economy or Vital Link in Security!  Senate Launches Foreign Aid Debate

lron Ore Mine Slide Traps 90 In Shaft   No Knowledge Of 43 Others; Several Escape

Flood Traps West Reich  Iron Miners   Seven Contacted By Phone As 43 Listed As Missing

LAUGHTER AND GIFTS   LAUGHTER AND GIFTS  Santa Pavs Pays Early Visit To Tippits

Also Increase On Cigarettes; No Alternative To His Plan, Seranton Says

“There Is No Alternative”, He Says; Must Make Up Deficit And Face Added Needs.   Union Leader Plans Mass Demonstration By Highway Workers

State Savings, Loan Director Sold His Stock   Winkowski Denies Insurance Shares Involved Conflict

CLOUDS COVER WIDE AREA  Mild Cool Front Touches Off Showers Over State

Beauty Title To Arkansan      Donna Axum, 21, Wins ‘Miss America’ Hon or at Paveant

Arkansas Girl, 21, 1964 Miss America   She Eats To Keep Her Fiqure

Arkansas Beauty Selected as New ‘Miss America’ —  . 21-Year-Old Donna Axum Is  ‘UManarad ta Panracant li S 7

Packers Top ‘Skins, 28-17  Braves Beat Phils, 6-4  Sane, fe, ee ae ee 3

MAX PEHLER LEAVES — . TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR D-DAY ANNIVERSARY TOUR — NEWT Clingairrn

Laborifes Call For Debate In Parliament  Possible Security Breach fs Discussed

Labor party asks investigation  of war ministers resignation   Agents At Work

Laborites Ask Airing Of Scandal   “Check as to Security  Breach;” Elizabeth Waives Protocol      (Photo on Picture Page)

SECRET SERVICE AGENTS AT WORK  Labor Party Calls For Probe in Sex Scandal

Queen Won't See War Minister Who Quit in Scandal Over Playgirl Link

President Aref Headed Coup, Broadcast Says  Takeover Comes Five Days After Another Attempt

Airliner Crashes In Cameroon   Walter Honored   Trieste Dives   B-47 Pilot Found

A REAL-LIFE LASSIE!  Wife In Labor Sends Note Via ~ Dog ToSummon Husband At Work

[Baby Girl Gets Dog’s Name Pooch Helps Ex pectant ‘(Mother Contact Mate

 Reached Hospital in Time — Wite, Expecting Baby, Sends Dog With Note To Summon Her Husband

Pop Receives Message Family Pooch Helps Mom Reach Hospital in Time

Charge Hoardi ing.  Mad, Worried, Stubbort Are_ Public Reactions To Rise In Sugar Price:

Many People Angry As Sugar Prices Keep Rising; No Shortage Reported

Tempers Flaring Around Sugar Bow!   Soaring Prices Have Some Folks Mad, Others Worried

SOME ANGRY, OTHERS WORRIED  Rise In Sugar Prices Brings Varied Reaction   Subcommittee Will Investigate Price Of Sugar

Housewives Sour On The Sweetener Sugar Hoarding May Not Develop \4s Many Persons Are Predicting

Dalton Signs Bill So Bigger Trucks Can Use Highways   New Weights Are Same As Those Allowed Ry Rardoring States,

Priest Fasts Three Days ToForceFightonSmut   Water Scarce, So Customers Get Champagne

More Employes May Be Laid Off in Move   Amendment Is Seen Foiling Rehiring of Some Rejected Aides

More Employes May Be Laid Off   Finance Chief Says Economy To Continue

First Talks Are Held On Direct Line   British Want In On Tension-Easing ‘Hot Line’ Hookup

Set Back tor Negroes  Virginia Court OKs Closing Public Schools by Counties

RAPS THOSE WHO REVEAL U. S. SECRETS   Undiscretions Are Making Us Laughing Stock

Today's Index   For Views On TFX  Chief Of Naval Operations’Is Oustec

What's Inside   TFX Battle May Have Cost Anderson Naval Chief Post

BUT LeMAY RETAINED Navy Chief’s TFX Stand Suspected In Staff Ouster

OPPOSED PENTAGON'S TFX POLICY  Anderson Out As Chief Of Naval Operations

Believe Anderson’s Stand On Fighter Plane Cost Him Naval Operations Post

Pentagon Is Surprised  JFK Replaces Navy Chief; TEX Stand Seen as Cause

Inside The Times   Military Concensus  TFX Stand Costing Anderson CNO Posi   An Associated Press News Analysis

Inside Today   To Be Replaced In August Adm. Anderson’s Strong Stand On TFX May Have Cost Him Naval Chief's Job

Navy Iss m Starts New Sea  ‘Chuting Stars Free Fall In 120:-MPH Maneuvers   ‘Anyone Who Says He Isn't Afraid Is Lying’

inside Today   To Thrill Thousands Navy Parachutists Oper Season Of Exhibitions

pectacular eam satis in rrecsion —  Navy's ‘Chuting Stars’ Ready To Fly

BUSY: SEASON’ AHEAD FOR NAVY PAR ACHUTISTS Daring Performances In S pace To ‘Thrill Many American Audiences

German Spy’s Story Denied By A. Dulles   Heinz Felfe, On Trial In Germany, Says Dulles Associate Gave Him Help

Central Texas Voters Ballot In Big Runoff   Winner To Replace Homer Thornberry

To Push Berlin Settlement Renewal Of Conference Hoped By U.S. Officials

Exploratory Berlin Talks Considered   Russian Proposal For Rusk, Dobrynin  Parley Given Chance

U.S, Russia May Resume ~ Berlin Talk:   Kennedy Weighing Red Proposal for ‘Exploratory’ Discussions on Issue.

IRS proposes list of do‘s, don'ts of expense account tax deductions

xpense Dedu  IRS Offers ‘New ‘Do, Don't’ List, Critics Fire Before Ink Is Dried

‘Latest Income Tax Rules  Exees Dowt Know What To Do  About Expense Account ‘Don’ts’

-ROPOSAL UNDER FIRE ALREADY  New List of Dos And ‘Dont's Issued by IRS

Ease Expense Account Tax Deductions   NEW LIST ATTRACTS IRE OF RESTAURANT GROUP

SOCIAL SECURITY REPRESENTATIVE TO BE tar NCHEATA MAROEE 18. 196:

Social Sccurity Representative WILL VISIT OSCKOLA  Peal ATWTICOTOMm 14 n0e0

Cc oper Enters Seclusion On Cape: Awaits Tuesday’s Marathon Flicht

Shot Slated Tuesday ‘Cooper Prepares for ‘Marathon Space ‘Flight

Due on Tuesday  Gordon Cooper fo Enfer Seclusion on Canaveral To Wait for Space Trip

Local Tobacco Sales Reflects Better Leaf   SC Governor Calls Hearing On Leaf Market Situation

6,000 Workers Face Bleak Christmas   LARORERS MUST RELY ON UNION FUNDS

Studebaker Corp. ‘Being Bled White’  Yule Looks Pik  in South Bend   A DPI Team PRanart

Fires In U.S. Kill Three, Injure 200   Conflagrations Continue To Rage Near Eastern Coast

Timber, Brush Fires Flare Over Eastern Half Of U.S.   Hundreds Homeless

Conditions Tinder Dry  Millions Of Dollars In Damage Caused  By Brush Blazes

‘Leaves Just Like Gunpowder’  Spectacular Fires Threaten Va., W.Va. Forests

\Three Persons Die, Over 200 Injured 'As Series of Fires Sweep Eastern Area

SPE FS SUITS. ———  College Students  Die in Collision   Impact “Sounded Like A Bomb:” 6 Are Killed

Syndicate Link To Biernat Death Mystery Doubted  Kenosha Officers  Check Out Clues On Coin Setun

Husband Also Takes Stand —  ‘Other Woman’ Testifie: At Trial of Thompson

First Showdown On Office Terms Is Due Today   Bill Scheduled for House Floor Debate

Showdown Expected In Legislature   County Officials’ Tenure In Office At Stake In Bill

He squealed On Willie sutton)  With “Canary” Valachi ‘Singing’ To Feds’, Old Mysteries Are Being  Solved; Here’s The Schuster Story

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious leatures)

US. And — NATO Make Progress   DeGaulle Keeps Door Open To Cooperation But Extent Unknown

Kennedy Wont Balk At Mark-Up In Some Steel   News In Summary   Inside   Atlantic Partners Progress

NATO Allies Report Real Cooperation  Camblinad Al.selane   Combined Nuclear Weapons Command Almost Assured

Inside The Time:   Fifth Day In Space  Russian Sets New Distance, Orbit Marks

Female Space Partner Still Circling Earth   No Announcement Of Return Plans

But Height And Speed Being Lost   Bykovsky in His Fifth Day Up; Valentina In Third Day

Soviet Cosmonauts Expected To Land Sometime Today; Bykovsky Setting New Recorc

Russian Cosmonaut Losing Altitude,  ‘May Be Brought Down to Earth

Bykovsky Shatters Marks As Vostok Loses Altitude: Cosmonette Reported Fine

Both Russians Still Aloft: Enters 5th Day   Female Space Partner in Third Day {n Space; Both Reported Feeling Fine as Orbit Around Earth Continues

Red Cosmonaut In New C Orbit.  Distance M orks   But His Ship Loses  Altitude  Female Partner _ Whips Into 3rd Da

FIFTH DAY IN SPACE WITH NO DESCENT PLANS   WOMAN PARTNER REMAINS ALOFT FOR THIRD DAY

Red Astronaut Breaks All Marks For Snace Trips. But Ship Loses Altitude

Girl goes into third day Russian cosmonaut breaks  distance, orbits records

REPORT SHIP IS LOSING ALTITUDE   t. Col. Bykovsky Starts Fifth Day In Space  WOMAN   Enters Third Day In Orbit: Early Descent Indicated For Both Cosmonauts

Breaks Records For Distance, Orbits in Space  Soviet Spacewoman le in Hor Third Dav

Red Cosmonau Sets Mark for Space Flight   Bykovsky Breaks 64-Orbit Record; Woman Still Flyine

Russian Cosmonaut Breaks All Space Records; Loss Of Orbit Creates Danger

ispacewoman goes into third day   Cosmonaut losing altitude; woman holding her own

Orbiting Red Sets Records   All World Records Are Shattered; Female Partner Now uo Third Day

IS LOSING ALTITUDE   Cosmonaut Sets Recorc For Distance And Or. bits But May Be Forcec To Land Soon.

Russ Breaks All Records for Orbits   But Bykovsky Ship Losing Altitude at a Disturbing Rate

New Records In Space By Soviet Pilot   Female Partner Whips Into Her Third Orbital Day

5 Days, 66 Orbits But Losing Altitude AllRecords Shattered By Soviet Cosmonaut

SHIP LOSING ALTITUDE Russian Breaks Records  For Orbits Around Earth

Ship Losing Altitude Soviet Spaceman Breaks Orbit. Distance Records

Hijackers, Vessel _ Held by Brazilians Tervorists t to 0 Receive Asylum;  ys rc; es

County's Wheat Is in a Slump; Sun Important   Recovery Possible As Crop Is Better Than West Section

County's Wheat Is in a Slump; Sun Important  Recovery Possible  As Crop Is Biter Th

Urge Direct Link As Guard Against Accidental War   Communication Between Kremlin, Washington Succeatad ni Cenacr

NS Oe Pee  US. Urges Direct Line To Kremlin  Link Would Cut Accidental War Risk, Steele Says

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Investors Digging Deeper for More Cash

More Cold Records Set in East US.   - Pittsburgh Has 9th "New Low; South, >Midwest Shivering

KKKKRKK KER Temperatures YESTERDAY  Low-35 at 6:00 a.m. High -62 at 2:00 p.m.

ie ee  COUNCIL INTERVIEWS TWO CANDIDATES FOR CHIEF'S POSITION  Mark De Force and Lt. Joe Sutton Are  Under Consideration

nn“ a a  COUNCIL INTERVIEWS TWO CANDIDATES POR CIEEEEF’S: POSITION  Mark De Foree and Lt, Joe Sutton Are  Under Consideration

House Group Delays Vital Rights Vote   Efforts to Narrow Scope of Measure  Blocked by Backers

House Balks Weakening Of C-R Bill   Administration And Committee Heads Rebuffed

Supporters of Strong Civil Rights Legislation Block Weakening Moves

Strong Rights Bil In Lead   Supporters Block All Moves To Weaken It ‘Compromise Dead’

Tough Rights Bill Backers Rebutt Foes  Liberals Claiming   Liberals Claiming Votes To Advance Measure To Floor

Brown Pleads For No Vote On Housing   Governor Fears Campaign To ‘Pit Race Against Race’

‘Craig Cornells Die in Plane Cornells Die in Plane  Crash Kills Dillon Pair

Military Pay Hike Approval To be Speeded   Senate Unanimously   Senate Unanimous); For Bill; Quick House Vote Seen

Thev’re being polled       Post office switch_  up to Headlanders¢

47 White Youths Arrested On Chicago's South Side For Brick, Bottle Tossing

INTEGRATION ROUNDUP.  Chicago Jails 47 More _For Racial Disorders   ‘(NEW DEMONSTRATIONS

Race Strife Stirs Again In Chicago   White Youths Roam South Side, Tossing Bricks, Taunt Police

Youths With Swastikas Taunt Police   Massive Rights Demonstrations Continue In N.Y.

 Eagleton Asks Ouster  Six Steel Firms Accused Of Bid-Rigging in Missouri

About 900 Are Rescued From Ocean   Fire, Explosions Rip Greek Ship 500 Miles Off Moroccan Coast

More Feared Dead in Sea Near Liner   Vessels Rescue All Survivors: Sal for Ports

100 Reported Rescued From - Burning Ship   U.S. Air Force Plane Sights ‘Lifeless Bodies’ In Water OM Morocco.

Bodies Seen Floating in Life Jackets   Fire, Explosions Rip Greek Ship on Allantic Trip

Direction Shift Unusual; Alert Flags Lowered   Toll in Caribbean Remains Unknown

Hurricane Flora Swings to Sea After Cuba Hit  Sudden Shift Eases    Sudden Shift Eases Threat to Bahamas As Florida Relaxes

Hurricane Shifts Away From U. S.   Flora Flails East Cuba, Swings Back To Caribbean Sea

Ris TO U.S. MAINLAND SUBSIDES  Hurricane Heads     Back To Caribbean

Romney's Case Given Backing  Put Before Meeting Of All Gavernorc

Huntersville, Charlotte Men Carnegie Hero Medals Awarded To Tar Heels

Pope Pau Impresses Observers   Casual Remark Wins Praise As Step To Unity

Delegates Are Impressed By Unity Efforts   Non-Catholies Have Privileged Seats At Council

$6,856,700 INCREASE Hattield Hands Rolvaag  New Revenue Estimates

Redistricting Showdown on Tuesday  Seven Proposals on File; Shaff's Plan is Favored

Approval In Senate Expected   Spirited Debate Shaping Up Over Two Amendments

Boyden and Hull Legion Units Urge Flag Dispay On Veterans Day -Nov.11

ADOPTS CUSTOM OF MORNING WALK Secret Agents Escort President on Stroll

Confesses Tampering With Boiler   Discharged Custodian 3 Killed, 70 Hurt In San Jose

Store Boiler Explosion Kills Three. Injures Scores   By RICHARD BARNES

Exolosion Injures 70 in San Jose   Suspect Fails in Part of Lie Test, Police Report

Man jailed after blast leaves 3 dead, 70 hurt  Discharged maintenance worker flunked © nart of lie detector tect. nolice charae   Shot opera singer and himself = Accused killer dies of pneumonia

KENNEDY CALLS FOR LAW, ORDER IN BIRMINGHAM      Tells Gov. Wallace Troops Won't Be Used Unless Violence Erupts      President Due in Alabama Saturday for TVA Anniversary Ceremonies

‘Troops’ Will Not Enter Birmingham Unless Uncontrolled Violence Erupts’

3 FROM. WISCONSIN HURT  Bus Skids, Overturns During Storm in Texas

AIR POLICY DIFFERENCES  French Minister To Talk With Kennedy And Rusk

Hijacked Ship Sails  Up Amazon   Brazilian Marines In Full Conmmand Of Pirated Vessel

Brazilians Say Pirates Are ‘Guests’  Venezuelan Rule ~ Wants Nine Men Tend nimi Pernl

Brazil’s Navy Sails Pirated Boat to Port   Freighter Is Due in Belem Thursday; Ends Drama on Sea

zilian Marin  Drama of Piracy, Politics Trails Hijacked Freighter

SIOUX CITY HIKERS TAKE UP CHALLENGE — PICK LE MARS  ae heer sn arinkgs

SIOUX CITY HIKERS TAKE UP CHALLENGE — PICK LE MARS  AC DESTINATION

Find Only Life Jacket, Gas  Five ro pa © In Cold Cabin, Find Parents Drowned   Wife Escapes, Summons Aid—  Dairy Farmer, 6 Children Perish In Fire at Home

Big Airlift To Europe Scheduled  15,000 Troops To Be Flown   For Trainine

Active Bidding For Choice Steaks 494-11 Baby Beet Sold AtPuii Bring A Total Of $16,639

Legislators Get Spending Bill Tonight   Last Major Task  ' Before Adjourning

Intact Civil Rights Bill is a “Must, Bobby Tells Senate  2 Sees More Difficulties Ahead   Sees More Difficulties Ahead If Legislation Fails to Pass

Public Accommodations Law Passage ‘Imperative,’ Attorney General Tells Solons

To remove daily insult to negroes  BFK uraes passage of civil rights bills

Robert Kennedy Pushes Rights Legislation   Says Accommodations Bill Vital to End Daily Neoro Insult

CLAIM ALL OTHER AREAS ARE LINKED   Senators Hear Warning About More Trouble

Robert Kennedy Hits Segregation Of Businesses  Testifies in Behalf Of Brother's Plan

Bobby Says One Rights Billa Must   ‘Accommodations Law Needed To Remove Negro Insults’   Not Apply to All

Congress Asked To Outlaw Bia   RFK Says Bill Needed To Remove Daily Insults

Robert Kennedy Says Public Accommodations Must Have Desegregatior

Testimony Centers On Private Firms   Discrimination Cited As Gross Insult To Nearoes

Court Action On Criminal  Libel Charge   Seldon: Invoked Count Is Filed Against Paper

Civil Rights Action Time Running Out   Administration Abandons Hope For Any Senate Action

Time Runs Out On Civil Rights  Hope Is Abandoned For Vote by Senate

Inside Today   Time Is Running Out  Action On Rights Bill This Year Is Doubttul

Time appears to be running out  Any congressional action on civil rights doubtful

Time Running Low On Civil Rights Action   WRITTEN VIEWS   DELAY HEARING,

Leaders Nip New Revolt [n Argentina   Military Reaffirms Promise to Hold Elections June 23

Military Balks Argentine Coup  Bid for Power by Navy Civilians Checked

IMilitary Chiefs on Alert New Navy Bid To Take Over Argentina Foiled

Remap Bill s Dealt A Blow   Filibuster Threat Continues To Hang Over All Measures

Priority Given to Civil Rights Legislaton Dims Prospects for Tax Cut Passage in ‘63

Gvil Rights Gets Priority Little Chance of Action on Tax Cut This Year

Pullouts Cut Russian Troops i in Cuba Now-at.5.000-7.000..U.S. Estimates”

Lharges Kennedy Evading issue  Rockefeller Calls For Showdown With Russia

Rock Wants Showdown With Soviets “Strong, Decisive Cuban Stand  Must Be Take By Kennedy”

Warm Reception Given by Members Of U.N. on Soviet Top Level Meeting

End to Aid To Viet Nam Is Demanded  Fn) a i      Church Introduces Resolution by 22 Senate Membete

Senate Gets Resolution — Condemning Aid For Diem   ‘And Pope ‘Gets Easily Worried’ Mrs. Nhu Sees Kennedy As Political Appeaser

Solons Seek End Of Viet Nam Aid   22 Senators Decry “Oppression Policy”

Resolution Calls For Halt in Aid  22 Senators Join Ls Alaa Attach

Religious Persecution Is Cited   Sen. Church— Reform or Reds Will Win

Diem's Enemies Also Aim at JFK, Mrs. Nhu Charges   Belgrade Parley Told of Scheme By Group of Six

Youth Badly Hurt as Car, Bicycle Hit   Gory Mansfield, 13, Is Given Emergency Surgery Early Today

Unharmed   He Rode With Kennedy Wounded Connally Leaves Hospital

, TOC TO GET TEST BAN  Y Op. a Offering To Slash Atomic Material Output   TRAP BAITED

Dramatic Duel With Death Over   End Comes After Extraordinary Mass At St. Peter’s

Sturdy Heart Seems to Weaken Thousands Wait, Pray As Pope’s Life Ebbs

HEART GIVES OUT AFTER 4 DAYS’ AGONY   Head Of Catholic Church Succumbs At 1:49 p.m. Today After Four Days Of Crises; Was 81 Years Old.

His Stout Heart Gives Up After roe Strugale  Final Illness 5 Caused toma

Aged Pontiff Beyond Pain, Sinks Slowly   Vast Throng Stays In Square, Keeping _ Vigil During Night

Thousands Hear News At Vatican   " VATICAN CITY, (AP) ~ Pope. John ‘XXII is dead.

Sinks Into Stupor Today   Condition Eliminates Need Of Drugs  To Kill Pain; Heart Weaker

His years at pinnacle few, imprint great   Goes serenely ready, ‘sweetly to the end’

Blood Pressure Drops, Heart Reported Weak   Pontiff’s Resistance To Death Amazes Attending Doctors

Pope Sinks into Stupor; His Heart Is Weakening   The Agony Continues

END COMES SOON AFTER SUNSET MASS   Major Church Projects Now In Uncertain State

Pope John’s Stout Heart Gives Out Today   Pontiff Dies at 12:49 P.M. After Long _ Illness

POPE CONTINUES TO FAIL FAST; WORLD WAITS   Blood Pressure Drops Drastically

Pope John Sinks Into A Deepening Stupor Today As Stout Heart Weakens   THOUSANDS PRAY

Popes Lengthy Battle Ends      VATICAN CITY (AP}—Pope John XXIII sank into stupor today and his sturdy heart seemed

HEART WEAKER AS COMA ENDS HIS TORMENT   Blood Pressure Drops; Resistance to Death Confounds Medics   VIGIL AT VATICAN   ‘Prayer Is All That Can  Be Done for Him,’  Prelate Says

Doctors Say Agony Ends For Pontiff   Condition Declines As Church Leader Sinks Into Stupor

Vatican Release Says That Pontiff’s Heart Gave Out At 1:49 CDT; Nations Mourn

BULLETIN  VATICAN CITY, June 3 (UPI) —Pope John XXIII died today, the Vatican Radio announced. He died at 1:59 p.m. Terre Haute time.  See Page 10 for other story.

Long Fight Reaches Its End for “Pontiff Of Unity and Peace’   Relatives There

Unity, Peace Were His Watchwords   Death Comes After End of Mass In St. Peter’s Square

81-Year-Old Pontiff's Stout Heart Stilled   Long, Dramatic Struggle Ends; World Mourns

Death Comes to Pope After Long Suffering   81-Year-Old Spiritual Ruler of Half Billion Catholics Said to Have Been Im ‘Atrocious Pain’ as Death Strikes

Most beloved of Popes  Pope of unity and peace stricken at age of 8]

Pontiff, 81, Passes After Long Battle   20,000 Pray Outside Just Before the End

VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Vatican press office announced today Pope John XXIII is dead.

HEART FAILS  AFTER GREAT  FIGHT TO LIVE DEATH COMES TO  CATHOLIC LEADER THIS AFTERNOON

nfiff Cline  Dontiff JIps  Into Eternity As Fight Ends  Stubborn Battle Ton live Amaved

President Says Treaty To Aid U.S. Security   No Sure Way To Detect Underground A-Blasts

GOP Demanding Proof Test Ban Boosts Security   Dirksen Leading Party Spokesman

Dirksen Aims Barbs At JFK  President Says U.S. Security Enhanced

Experts to be questioned  GOP demanding JFK prove  treaty to increase security

JFK Ban Assuranc  GOP Demands Proof Of Claim   Military, Scientific Experts To Face Treaty Questioning

Renubicans Demand President Prove Claim Treaty Wiil Increase Security

On Test Ban Treaty ly  GOP. Demands Proof  Of Increased Security

President Says Treaty Will Increase Security... Republicans Demand Proof of Ban Claim

Republicans Ask Proof On Test Ban      Kennedy Claim That Treaty Will Increase Security To Be Topic of Questions

GOP Wants Proof On Test Ban —   How Will Nation’s  Security Increase?

Republicans Call on JFK to Prove Treaty Will Increase U.S. Security

lf It Will Bring Security... .  Republicans Tell Kennedy: Prove Claim On Test Ban

Test Ban Pact Faces Scrutiny  GOP Senators Noi Sure About Treaty

GOP Wants Proof About Ban Treaty   Dirksen Schedules Quiz On Kennedy's Claim For Security

Military Aides To Be Queried   100 Nations Expected To Approve Treaty

GOP Wants Proof That Treaty Won't Hurt U. S. Security   Military, Scientific Experts Will be Questioned Extensively

Testimony By Experts Scheduled   Kennedy Message To Senate Claims Best For’ Mankind

Outlasts His Image—   Demand. Proof Pact Will Increase U.S. Security

Stress JFK Prove Help  From Pact Security Is Main Concern of GOP

Hearings to Start .  Ask Security Proof On Nuclear T est Pac:   Federal Fund Request Bill To Be Revised

JNPUBLICIZED FLIGHT’ . . COULD GET POLITICAI  ~ Women Shoot Down Regents

U.N. General Upbraids Red: For Raids in Neutral Zone   Experts Say Full-Scale War Not Likely in Korea

TSHOMBE KEEPS PLEDGE UN Forces Peacefully Occupy Final Stronghold In Katanga

 Tshombe Honors Pledge 'UN Forces Occupy Kolwezi ‘Without A Shot Being Fired

Tshombe Is On Hand To Greet Troops   Reconciliation Plan Calls For Federal Union

S. Carolina University Is Ordered Integrated . State-Operated Parks Also_   MM _, TF.

Dispute Halts Gary Plant Work   Demonstrate After Emplove  Roesivne “peneneinr

Donovan Seeking. Prisoner Release  "' Negotiating for Freedom of 25 Americans in Cuba

Three Die In Indiana  Fading Winter Lands Storm Punches; Rains Spawning New Floods

-SNOW, FLOODS, TORNADOES— Winter Is Throwing A Variety Of Punches

Late Winter Storms Hit Many Areas   Heavy Rains Posing New Flood Threats

Deaths Rise As Families  Flee Floods   ‘Tornadoes, Snow Storms And Rain Cause Suffering

Wild Outbreak Includes Heavy Snow, Rain. Hail And Tornadoes; Three Die In Indiana Storms

Suggested by. JFK Group of Business Leader: Joins Drive for Tax Slash

Schick Wins As President In Nicaragua  _ +4 Killed As Somoz: Clan Extends Rule  In Sunday Election

TROOPS CLASH WITH CROWDS INNIGARAGUA   Three-Hour Battle Was Outgrowth Of Voting Day Excitement _   GUARDSMEN QUELL RIOTS, HOLD LEADER

4 Die, 8 Hurt As Nicaragua  Elects Head  Disorder Erupts   Disorder Erupts During Balloting; Somoza Man Wins

Violence Marks Nicaragua Vote; Four Are Killed  Election 's Held on

Election Hit. By Violence In Nicaragua   _ Four Dead, 8 Hart . As Somoza Family  ‘Rule Is Extended

—_—,, Three Men, Baby Die in Election Riot   Somoza Family’s Rule Is Extended In Sunday’s Vote

CLASH DISRUPTS NICARAGUA VOTE   300 DEMONSTRATORS BATTLE WITH ARMED FORCES AT ELECTION

Managua, Nicaragua Is a Tropical Place ‘'Where Men and Infants Die on Voting Day

HEAVY FIGHTING MARKS ELECTION IN NICARAGUA   2 Die as Troops, Rioters  Battle for 3 Hours in Capital

Demonstrators, Guar dsmen Clash  a ae  Gunfire Mars Ni icaraguan Vote

Statement *: Tells of Rift With JFK:   Costa Rica Haven Binted by Leade

Want Wrongdoers Punished  Debt Adjusters Make Plea To Legislators

Economy Measures  ~ Bill To Abolish Driver Training Is Introduced

 Sentenced To Die In Kansas—  Supreme Court Denies Hearings to Latham, York

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious  Features)

U.S. Sees Red Split  Growing  ee Oe   Nation Surprised by Anti-Chinese Actions at Meet

Bitter Tea Is Served Red Chinese At East Berlin Communist Conclave

U. S. Surprised by Vehemence Soviet-Chinese Split Believed Beyond Mending

U.S. Experts Eye Red Split   Soviet-China Schism Said Beyond Repair

Vehemence Of Anti-Red Chinese Demonstration Surprises U.S.      Officials Feel Moscow-Peking Split !s Beyond Mending —

Chinese Forced To Kat ‘Ginger’ In Berlin  ~eeat-arte*en a £4e Pe

CATTLE MUST BE TESTED BEFORE COUNTY FAIR  kK... Beatanett I BiarLvliund

CATTLE MUST BE’ TESTED BEFORE COUNTY FAIR  BR...) meee OD Pa lamleleaercl

No Harassment on Aufobann  US. Test Convoy Passes Two Russian Checkpoints

Reds Clear Unit After Brief Delay   U.S. Sent Army Convoy Through Checkpoints As Test of Rights

Haiti Future Is Still Shaky  Next Two Weeks   Next Two Weeks Probably To Tell If Violence Coming

Crisis Remains  Dictator Rule  Outward Calm Seen   Outward Calm Seen Deceptive; Next 2 Weeks To Tell Tale

Gathering Storm  x « x x « x « *« Next Two Weeks Critical for Haiti’s Duvalier   AP News Analysis

‘Calm Is Deceptive ‘Two Weeks Could Tell Story Of Haitian Crisis

Crisis Remains Ahead For Haiti Dictator Rule   Outward Calm Seen Deceptive; Next 2 Weeks To Tell Tale

BOARD FAVORS FUND INCREASE FOR COLLEGES  TOTAL EFALIL& Suy   TOTAL FALLS SHY OF AMOUNT ASKED BY UNIVERSITIES

aakt Wil Impreve mo aeeey eventing ee  Set More Telstar Tests for Tonight

Navajos Select Nakai Chairman   New Leader's Vote Drive Lpset Jones

Wee kend Tragedy Family Of 9 Killed By Carbon Monoxide Fumes In South Dakotc

Charlotte Integration. Is Proposed  C of C Adopts Resolution To That Effect

Inside   ‘Iraq Puts Armed Forces Under Syrian ‘Command As Crisis Flares With Israel

Miners Home: Hope Is Gone For A Third   120 Days Needed To Reach Man, 54. Trapped In Shaft

if FVAGTE Gil Oe al American Expedition Making Final Push Toward Mt. Everest’s Summit

Making final push American assault team nears Mt. Everest summit

Climax Try At Everest Believed On   27 ,800-Foot Camp Se Up, Preparatory to Final Onslaught

After Tumultous Welcome  Kennedy Hails Irish Solo Role In Cold War

First Foreign Dignitary To Address Both Houses Of The Irish Parliament

Airs Praise In Struggle For Liberty   President First Foreign Official To Address House:

Johnson Urges Military Economy After Briefing   Chief Justice Heads Unit Group to Probe Kennedy Death

New President Gains Negro Leader’s Support   Johnson Names Commission To Investigate Assassination

4 Dangerous Convicts Flee Tn Michigan   Nationwide Search Is Under Way After Jailbreak at Jacksor

HOUSE FAVORS JUNIOR COLLEGE AID INCREASE   CRUEL HOAX ON COLLEGES, CLAIMS ONE LEGISLATOR

Hope for ’63 Passage of Tax Cut Dealt Death Blow by Senate Group

HEARINGS SET UNTIL DEC. 3 Senate Group Deals Blow To Hopes For Tax Cut This Year

Senate Deals Apparent Death Blow To Hopes Of Tax Cut Bill In 1963

Hopes Glimmer For Tax Cut This Year   Wisconsin Lawyers Don't Think Demo Committeeman Qualified For Judge

Early Action  On Tax Cut Is Ruled Out   Senate Hearing To Run  Through Mid-December

LATE HEARING WINDUP  senate Schedule Apparently Nips Tax Cut For ‘63

GROSSING OVER $11 MILLION Research Shows Retail Business In Hamilton County High in 1962

Major Aid Cuts Lose In Senate   Response to Plea by President Against Fund Slashes

Senate Rallies With Johnson To Reject Foreign Aid Cuts  Throe Amondmonte Fal] in Flanr Vatoe   Three Amendments Fall in Floor Votes

Back LBJ's Plea for ‘Our Own Security’   Kill Amendments to Slash Loans, Eegnomic Susport

4 American Pilots Were Killed  in ‘61 Cuba Invasion, Says Dirksen

4 American fliers killed in Cuba fiascc  Dirksen claims evidence shows atatement true

Dirksen Claims Four U. S. Fliers Were Killed in Invasion of Cuba

Solon Claims They Died In  °61 Invasion   Seott Says GOP Warned Against Abortive Action

Solon Says U.S Fliers Killed In Cuba Attack  Dirksen Reports On One-Man Probe OF Disaster

Dirksen Claims Four Yanks Died In 196] Invasion Of Cuba   Hollywood Begins Annual Oscar Derby

One-Man Inquiry Dirksen Says 4 Americans Died In Bay Of Pigs Raid

Dirksen Conducts Probe — Claims 4 U.S. Fliers  Died in Cuban Invasion

Dirksen Claims 4Yank Airmen Cuban Victims   Reports ‘Findings’ On ‘Pigs’ Invasion

During ‘Bay of Pigs’ Invasion  Dirksen Says U.S. FliersDiedInCuba

Thinks 4 U. S. Fliers Died in ‘61 Invasion   Dirksen Ready to Submit Findings to Senate Probers

Senator Dirksen Uncovers Disputed Evidence  4 Americans Killed In 761 Bay of Pigs Sortie

Dirksen Claims Four Yank Fliers Were Killed In Bay Of Pigs Invasion Fiasco   NO U.S. MARKINGS

Ciaims 4 U.S. . Fiiers Killed In Cuban Invasion   Sen. Dirksen Reports Evidence ~ After Completing }-Man Inquiry

Four Fliers Lost Lives Over Cuba Dirksen Assemble:  Data for Probers

Kennedy Will Accept 4 Fliers Died $10 Billion Tax Slash In Invasion, Even Without Reform Dirksen Says

Dirksen seeks probe.   Claims 4.U.S. airmen killed in ‘61 ‘invasion’

Did Americans Die In Bay Of Pigs Invasion?   Republican Senator Says Evidence Shows Four Fliers Did

Dirksen Reports New Evidence...  Did Four U. S. Fliers Die In Cuban Invasion:

Has Evidence Fou US Fliers Killed In Cuban Invasion  Dirksen Ready To Turn Info Over To - Senate Invactinatare

Abortive ’61 Cuban Invasion American Fliers Said  Killed At Bay Of Pig:

Gls Died Ih Bay of Pigs   “Senator: Claims ‘Four Americans “Killed in Fiaseo

Dirksen 's Evidence Related  Claims 4 Yanks Were In Crafts without U.S. Markings

Death Of 4. U.S. Fliers GOP Claim   Dirksen Reports Finding In Bay Of Pigs Disaster

Dirksen Says 4 Americans  Died In Cuba   Senator Claims He Has Evidence Fliers Killed In Invasion Fiasco

Says 4 US Fliers  Killed in Invasion   Dirksen Completes Personal Inquiry of Cuban Disaster, Claims Evidence

—DIRKSEN REPORTS FINDINGS— 4. Americans Killed  In Cuban Invasion?

Michigan Community Terrorized as Sniper's Bullet Kills Mother of Five

Sniper Is Terrorizing Small Detroit Suburb; Mother Of Five Is Killed By Shot

Lights Burn ‘Til Daw  a a  Suburb Is S Gripped By Fear Of Sniper

Mother Of Five Killed; Police At Dead Loss  enn enema rsssnenetnnngnsoenstneenaereseneen cinerea ve eee  WEALTHY COMMUNITY TERRORIZED BY SNIPER

Money Bill Veto Hinted By Connally   Governor Unhappy With Amounts For Schools, Hospitals

ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Freeman denies charge

In peaceful uses of outer space  U.N. okays blueprint for cooperation

Plebiscites To Be Held On Federal Arab Union   Movement For Unification Of Syria, Iraq, United Arab Republic Under Way

Move Started To Link UAR,  Syria and Iraq  Agreement Reported Reached for Federal  Arah Republic Groun

See tes      Ssyria-Spurred Unity Program Under Way, Savs Premier Bitar

‘Slag Heap Of Human Beings’  Urgent Need For Finding Work For Teenagers Cited By Wirtz

Wirtz Says, Unless Jobs Are Found  We'll Have Growing Slag Heap of Human Beings

To Press Legislative Program His Predecessor Started; Calls for Thanksgiving Tribute to Kennedy

Russ-China  unity parley  is faltering Mikoyan takes hand in bogged

After Cancelled Visit France Levels Blast at Princess for Royal Snub

Plea Rejected   Ecuador Seizes 21 ni S. Fishina Boats In Dispute

HONOR STUDENTS NAMED AT H.H:S.   HAYTI HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL 8rd Quarter

Uproar Over Dutch Exch ange Student In Michigan Town Branded Silly

Mayor Daley Jeered During Negro Rally   Forced Off Speakers Stand

Angered Chicago Mayor Daley Jeered From Platform By Nearoes At Rally

Hecklers Win At NAACP Rally   ‘Mayor Daley Gives Up  Attempt To Speak At Chicago Meeting

Mayor Bows  To Hoots  In Chicago NAACP Rally  Also Jeers Neoro Pastor

Chicago's Mayor Gets Mob’s Boos   Daley Leads In Holiday Freedom Parade Downtown

Clergymen Force Mass Arrest In Maryland Integration Try   Daley Jeered at Nearo Rally

. African Gold Miners On Surface   All 63 Trapped Men Safe After Mishap, Ordeal

Rides, Shows, Exhibits, Fun ee  Pulaski Fair- Open: For Six Full Days’

Economy ‘Gain’  Expected   Assassination Slowdown Ends, CGrawth Now Seer

‘Fair- Sized Gain’ Seen in Economy   Pope Wins Affection of Parishioners

Try fo Limit Sales Tax Hike toa Half Cent Is Defeated   State Senate Leader Pointa to KCU Plan aa Need for More Funda,

‘snate Beats Down Attempt On Tax Limit  Defeat Measure Tra Hald Calac

U.S. Stops Soviet Buses— _      More African Students Getting Out of Bulgaria

Below-zero cold dips down to Kentucky area   By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

Florida Fruit Growers Fire Smudge Pots   Below Zero Recorded From Montana To Maine

TimesTable   Today's Chuckle   Comb State For Girard Murderer, Robber and Rapist

First time since 1930  Total eclipse will cut path across N. America

Solar Eclipse Nation’s First Since 1932  Scientists: Warn of Eye Damage by Direct View

Direct Viewing Termed Dangerous To Sight— First North American Eclipse Of Sun Since 1930: Cite Danger

Solar Eclipse First Since "32  Scientists Prepared For Saturday Show

For First Time Since 1932, Sun Will Cut Night-In-Day Shadow Across U.S.

Eclipse of Sun Ist Since 1954  Safest Way to See Phenomenon on TV

Solemn Papal Ceremony .  Pope Paul VI Gives Catholic Church In US First Male “Blessed”.

COULD BECOME FIRST U. S. MALE SAINT American Beatified In Rites at Vatican

Twisted Political Developments Occur At Home and Abroad During January

What Appeared Dead Gets Resurrected —  Things Get Twisted During First Month of 1963

VE iow EXO PUEL  Says Robert Kennedy Pulled Political  Boner With Cuban Invasion Statement

R. F. Kennedy Unzi a ‘Bag of Cats’  Cuba, Once Safely Buried, Is Now Unburied

(Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religiow Features)

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious ¥ eatures)

Police . Stations Attacked’   Independent Leads Early Vote Tally

' Religious Programs At Schools  ‘Some States Plan Religious Exercises, Others To Alter Programs,Some Drop Then

Search Continues For Four Convicts Who Escaned From Jackson Prison

U.S. Orders Dependents Out of Haiti  Private Citizens Also Are Urged To Return Home

CRISIS MARRS TIME  ee annette  No Decisive Move Against Dictator

No Decisive Political Or Military Move To Unseat Duvalier Likely Soor

220 Will Be Flown Out Soon   Fear for Safety Of Dependents Prompts Order

Airlift To Be In  Operation   Dominicans Hold Off War Orders In Deference To  eee Swi ait sk

‘Haiti Asks UN Action ‘In Dispute   Situation Marks Time As Observers Expect No Quick Moves Against Duvalier

ALL OTHERS ARE URGED TO DEPART   Chartered Planes Will Evacuate PeopleWednesday

Arrangements Underway For Evacuation  Private Citizens Also Will Be  Burniched Transnort

More Because Of Duvalier Reign of Terror Than Threat OF Conflict

Prepare To Airlift Dependents Of Diplomatic, Military Staffs  As Situation Is Deteriorating

Situation Said ‘Deteriorating  Evacuation Airlift _ in. Sa Ff s .

OAS May Be Called Upon  To Settle Fuss Between Haiti, Dominican Nation

Emporia Weather   Bosch Says Guns Aim at Dominican Embassy in Haitt

UN Gets Plea By Haiti For  Crisis Action   Council Likely To Turn Matter Over To OAS For Study

UN Council Step Waited  Over Crisis   U. S. Authorities Doubt Dominican’s Power To Conquer

Airlirt set Up For Dependents . Americans Being Urged To Depart Haiti

Evacuation Via Airlift Starts Today   Dominican Leader Charges Embassy Still Threatened

U.S. Women, Children Ordered To Leave Haiti: Airlift Will Be Provided

Dominican Units  Hold Up Invasion  Of Neighbor Land Duvalier Reported  Increasing Guard Around Embassy

Others Are Kneouraged  To Pull Out   Kennedy Concernes For Some 1.300 Citizens There

Situation Said Deteriorating   Evacuation Airlift To Start Wednesday

State Department Orders Families of U.S. Officials to Leave Haiti

Island Dispute Marking Time  No Early Decision Is Being Expected

Stale Department Orders Dependents To Evacuate Haiti   Bosch Promises OAS No Invasion Unless Healt Attacks Embosay,

U.S. Orders  Of Uneasy Haifi   Airlift Evacuation To Start Wednesday For Quick Removal

Dependents Will Return via Airlift   Other Citizens Urged to Leave as War Loams

U.S. Orders Americans  Out of Haiti  Evacuation of All Yanks Ursed

Malaya Tells Indonesia —  “Hands Off’  Premier Bewildered At Growing Crisis In Southeast Asia

School Prayer Issue Back in  Supreme Court Lord’s Prayer, Bible Reading te Be Considered

‘Supreme Court Takes Another Look At Prayer In U.S. Public Schools

Issue Started Huge Storm In June ‘62  Philadelnhia And   Philadelphia And Baltimore Cases To Give Arauments

Supreme Court Is Taking Another ‘hank Ae Prawar fn Peshite Schanie

School Prayer Argued   Supreme Court Takes Look at Lord’s Prayer  In Publie School:

Court Takes Another Look at Prayer in Public Schools   Soviet Premier  2eunds Warning

Court Mulls Religion, School lssue   Debates Involve Bible and Prayer

30 Days To Better Grades: (4)  How To Disasree In Class And Get Good Marks

“JER: The Man And The  John F. Kennedy Saved From Oblivion in 1956

Unilateral Moves Are Considered as New Way to Thaw East-West Cold War Tension

Western Allies Examining Series of Moves  Studying New Way to Reduce Tension

Sir Alec Takes Over Leadership   Would ‘Save Country From Socialism’ As Parliament Opens

Sir Alec Has Plans for Parliament   New Prime Minister tc Aim at Social and Industrial Progress

Sir Alee Asstinies’ Party Reins, Promises Fieht Against Socialism

Ohioans Rap Wheat Plan  fanm Lfeneta thaw   Clean Grain Idea May Be Costly

Unpledged Elector Move In South Appears Withering   Ry JACK RELI,

Movement By Unpledged Electors Said Withering On Vine In Dixie   Analysis  Backgrou nd     Nf Tha Nowe

 Only 3 Of 11 States Join  Dixie’s Political Uprising ‘Not Making Any Progress

Unpledged Elector Drive Is Gimmick —  Move To Bar Kennedy Re-Election Fizzles Out

Today's Teleararn   Survey Indicates— Unpledged Elector Plan ‘Losing Steam In South

DIXIE GROUP’S PLAN WITHERING  Wants House to Pick Next President

Meets With Ca binet —  JFK Is Back At White House; Convinced Trip Strenethened Alliance

State Preference Bill Voted in Senate  House Approves Bank Interest Measure

House Passes Bill to Permit Banks to Pay More Interest on Deposits of State Fund

Britain Sees Johnson-Nik Talks Started   No Basic Changes In World Situation Expected Before °65

SEARCH REACHES INTO BOWERY  Authorities Looking for Donor of Diseased Blood

AFFLICTED: BOWERY DONOR SOUGHT  Diseased Blood Stirs Detective Chase

MEDICAL DETECTIVE STORY  Widespread Search Seeks Donor Of Diseased Blooa

Danger Of Tainted Blood In Transfusions Seen In Dramatic New York Story

‘typhoid Mary’ in Modern Dress  Potential Death Stalks Bowery in Body of a Bum

Gregory To Leave Miss. City  Says His Task Is Completed In Vote Drive

 On Announcing New Pope artes Wow t Permit Vatican To Use Automatic Signals

USSR-Cuba Conference:  Under Way  May Involve Differences In Policies

Fidel, Red  Open Talks Differences In Policy Believed Main Topie

Cuban Gets Elaborate’ Treatment .  Castro, K Talk Power Politics

Castro Talks Top Polities With Khrush   More Soviet Aid For Cuba Economy May Be Stressed

Fidel Ignores Nikita's  Dislike of Tobacco, Puffs Heartily on Jumbo Cigar

Soviet, Cuban Chiefs Begin Policy Talks   Khrushchev Takes Castro To Special Ballet Performance

Cigar-Pufting Castro Meets With Russian:   Power Politics Talked Across Table In Kremlin; Fidel Has Busy Time In Soviet Capital: Sees Special Ballet

Wears Usual Uniform  More Aid Believed Topic For Castro, Khrushchev

U.S. to Force Integration of Alabama U.  Wallace Facing Showdown Over Throa Naarnee

Administration Hopes To Avoid Use of Troops To Enroll Three Neorare

FIERCE COLD STRIKES AGAIN OVER EUROPE   Violent Snowstorms Hit Greece; 430 Dead On Continent   SOME FAINT SIGNS OF LETUP IN U. §

Tshombe Stronghold  U.N. Units Roll Into Jadotville      Viet Cong Guerrillas Humble Vietnamese,  U.S. Military Advisers

Indians Push Tshombe To Northwest   Secession Leader Believed Staying In Kolwezi

Technicians Will Visit Geneva To Air. ‘Hot Line Details With Russians

Temperature Sinks fo -23 af Manifowoc  Two Rivers Alse  Marks Coldest

‘That's The Truth’  Bob Kennedy Denies He's Being Groomed For The Presidency

Won't be secretary of state Bobby says he doesn’t plan to run for 1968 presidency

REK Has No Presidential Aspirations; Calls Secretary Of State Rumors Silly

HIS EVERY WORD IS EXAMINED: Robert Kennedy Shrugs ‘No He's Not Groomed For ‘68

_Emphatically. Nor fs gx ae aS Robert Kennedy: 1 Don‘ “Plan to Run in 1968

Bob Denies He's Eyeing Presidency   Attorney General Still Insists: “I’m Out Of Politics”

Robert F. Kennedy Denies Any Plan to Run for President   Juat Plans to Do His Justice Depattment Job the Beat Ha Can.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW  Robert Kennedy Says He Will Not Run For President In ‘68

Denies Rumors He'll Be Named to Rusk’s Post as Part of Grooming—.   Won't Run for President in'68, Robert Kennedy Declares

Presideney Goal Denied By Bobby   JERK s Brother Save Secretary OF  State Plan Untrue

BOBBY WILL NOT RUN FOR PRESIDENCY   POLITICAL FUTURE WAS SUBJECT FOR NEWS INTERVIEW

Presidency Goal Denied By Bobby   JFK's Brother Suys Secretary OF State Plan Unirue

Robert Kennedy Denies He Will Seek Presidency Or Become Sec’y Of State

But Nobody Seems To Believe !?-— Robert Kennedy Denies Presidential Ambitions

Candidate? ‘Absolutely Not! Says Robert Kennedy   By LOUIS G PANOS

Bobby Says  ‘No’ To 1968  Presidency Not Troe Abrus   Not True About Appointment As Secretary Of State

R. F. Kennedy Speaks: Presidential Candidacy Not Planned For 1968

Bobby Says He Won't Be Candidate For President Or Take Rusk's Job

$10.6 Billion Slash Asked Over 2 Yrs.   Individual Cuts Range 14-70 Pct, in New Proposal

Court Upholds Ohio's Revised Fair Trade Law  Tribunal Vote Split Over Price of Neme Brand iteme

Republicans Say Democrats Have Riahts Responsibility   NAACP Blasts JFK Program Calls Rights Convention   Fulbright Predicts New Law To Tighten Lobbyist Reporting

PY FAOETEINA EIS WLIO ER  Tallest American, Little Guide Scale Summit

Tall Redmond, Wash., Mountaineer Identified As Conqueror Of Mt. Everesi

Lesinshi Predicts Defeat   Legislature Opeus Special  Sess  sion Foday

from pace 1   Kim Novak Mum on Weddina Rumo:   BRILLIANT DISPLAY Two Secret Satellites - Launched by Air Force

WASHINGTON — The first destroyer escort equipped with missiles joins the fleet today with the launching of the USS Brooke at Seattle, Wash,’

15 Per Cent Of School Units Face Short Terms Or Enlarged Classes

'News of the World in Brief  Free-for-all Next Year?   400 Jailed   Will Comply

BARRY, ROCKY  NOT FAVORED  BY EISENHOWER MENTIONS ROMNEY,  THRUSTON MORTON AS POSSIBILITIES

Language Change Approval Certain  ~Vatican Modernists Score Gains

ON THE INSIDE   Progressive Wing Appears ‘Top Ecumenical Influence

Victory Claimed By Catholic Wing  Sacrament Rules Change Approved

‘Tremendous Harm Result Of Hearings   Individual Hurt To Many Is Seen By Defense Head

McNamara Sees Only Harm In It  TFX Probe Postponed   WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate investigations subcommittee today called off a scheduled session of its TFX warplane investigation.

Troop Carrier Falls Shortly After Takeoff   Seven Aboard Apparently Not Seriously Hurt

On Inside Pages   Holding Wife, Child Hostages... Gunmen Force Bank Manage: To Open Night Depository

A Average Schooling Only 8.8 Years Barron Terms Education Lack Biggest Problem Facing W.Va.

Says They Have Made Their Point Sanford Counsels Negroes Not To Invite Resentment

How Do You Land a Jet on a Carrier? Sn ee ee ree oe a ee eve Or ee Oe  It's Done With Mirrors

How Do You Land a Jet ona Carrier? ey Ce eee eerrters  It's Done With Mirrors

Miners are hauled safely to surface  Throne & Fellin in good shape:   Throne & Fellin in good shape; attention switches to third man

Fellin, Wite Reunited .. She Br 2 Miners Saved, Drill Toward 3rd   Pair Fine but Worried About Bova   Fellin Promises Wife  Anna Wins- -Old Pro Davey Gives Up Mining

eee VIUCw@e wee More Tenston Ahead ee  Two Miners Safe Above Ground But Concerned Over Buddy Buddy   Ayter 1Wo oscape  Drill Going For Bova Breaks

Bills Affecting Unemployment Laws Introduced  Aimed at Restorina

20th Century Records Set In ~ Pennsylvania   Mercury Goes to 18 Below at Pittsburgh — All-Time Low Was —20 In 1899.

British Spy, Red Traitor Stand Trial   Mead Guilty In Soviet Court To Espionage, Treason

Demonstrations in Mobile  Hocky-playing students in integration protests

Alabama School Protests Spread   Mass Demonstrations Staged In Birmingham and Mobjle

Alabama Student: Boycott Classes, State Protests   WROTE TICKETS

Attacks Dole’s Behavior During Salina Meeting  Lew Strnad Says Bob’s Remarks In ‘Very Bad Taste’

Would Elect New VP 3 Amendments On Presidential  Succession Proposed In Senate

West Accused Ot Stalling At Test Ban Talks   Reds Say Pact Within Reach

With Legislature’s Approval Governor To ‘Borrow Funds From Future State Income

Around the State .. od a Around the Nation .  Around the World . .

After Racial Disturbance  Negro Girl Slain By Wild-Shooting Trio

jAt Vatican Council : Pope Reduces Dependence ‘On Bishops On Vatican Curie

PRELIMINARY TO RECESS   Progressives In Catholic Church Gain Objectives

Pope Grants New Powers ToBishops   Pontiff Appears Before Ecumenical Council Meeting

Bishops’ Powers Extended By Decree of Pope.Paul VI   Privileges — Added, Others  Permanent

On side of progressives List of bishops’ powers placed on permanent basis by pontiff

Pope Gives Bishops Limited Powers on  Permanent Basis  Prelates Need No Longer Gaak Curia’e Autharizvation

Papal Decree Gives Bishops Greater Power  Curia Authority  For Full Control ee Re ne

ROYAL PRODUCTIVITY   Pope Extends Powers Of Bishops, Reduces Dependence On Curia

Bishops Given New Power by Pope Paul Vi   Permanent Basis For Concessions

Pope Extends Bishops Power   Decentralizes Church, Cuts Curia’s Authority

Reduces Dependence on Curia  Pope Paul VI Extends More Power to Bishops

Democrats     Put Across Grain Bill ©   WRONG-LANE FATALITY   May Attack Big-Company Pipe Line ‘Grip

Talks Begin on Southeast Asic Near Honolulu   Brass Mapping Future Strateay

High Level Talks On S. Viet Nam   Military, Diplomats Conferring in Hawai

High-Level Talk On Viet  Nam Begins   Day-Long Session To Study Strategy Against the Reds

U.S. Holding High-Level Talks on Southeast Asia   Russians Dragged from Car, Beaten by Congolese

Military, Diplomats Open Talks On Future Of U. S. Program In Viet Nam

Top Military, Diplomatic Men At Meet   Honolulu Talks To Help In Fight On Communism

Viet Nam: nd  U.S. Policies In S.E. Asia Talked Over  Diplomats Meet Military Men in   Diplomats Meet Military Men in Honolulu Today

heage mopeful of megtrire See SAU E IE OF INERT  U.S. Brass Maps Strategy on Viet Nam

PLAN REVIEW OF POLICIES IN ASIA   Top U.S. Officials Meeting Today In Honolulu  CECCINN   Attended By Rusk, Lodge, McNamara And American  Military Leaders

Thrust Into Hands Photographs Caused Barghoorn’s Arrest   In Today's Paper   Military Men, Diplomats Meet  Viet Nam Policy ‘Reviewed

British Seek Free World Economy Aid   Rebound From French Blockade On Market Bid

j2eeks Flelp For Sagging Economy  Britain Rebounds From French ‘Blockade’

Maemillan Seeks U. S. Support  Prime Minister Denounces De Gaulle’s Blockade

Britain Looks to U.S. and European Partners for Help in Increasing Trade

Britain Seeks Help From U.S. To Aid Economy  Macmillan Denounces   Macmillan Denounces ""Folly’’ Of De Gaulle In Bitter Tirade

Macmillan Raps De Gaulle Action   In Wake of Nassau Pact...  Canada To Reply On Nuclear Policy

British Leader Asks Speed-Up Of Trade Talks  Ag   Macmillan Turns te U.S.. Other Nations to Bolster Sagging Economy.

Britain Seeks Methods To Bolster Economy After French Market Veto

Despite French Blow  Britain Looks To U. S., Other Free Nations To Boost Economy

Special Meetings At Call Of Scranton Legislature Ends Session  But Work Is Not Done

State Assembly Adjourns; Fall Session Slated   Solons Finish Work Early Today, Bu Clocks Are Turnec Back to Aug. I.

Irritated by Leak  Soviet Delays Agreement On Hot-Line Link to U.S.

Agreement On Hot Line ls Delayed   Soviet Reluctant To Tie In Geneva Conference, Reason

Astronaut and Family Reunitec In Honolulu  Cooper Is Flown From Carrier to Gala Reception

Bitter Cold Brings  Misery To Europeans   Hospitals Crowded, Fuel And Food In Short Supply: No Relief Yet Predicted

NO LETUP SEEN IN EUROPE’S BITTER WINTER   Food And Fuel Short, Hospitals Jammed, Schools Closing   MORE THAN 100 DIE DUE TO LONG FREEZE

World in Salute to Birth of Christ   New Hopes Stirred by Pope, at. Berlin Wall, in Holy Land

Blue Law Challenged  In Court   Suit Filed By 61 Discount Stores

On eve of election Campaign on controversial Shaff plan draws to close

Both Sides Battle Down To The Wire  Iowans Vote On Shaff Plan Tuesday

WOULD LINK HIGHWAY T0 57, 64 HERE   Governors Tell President Of Agreement On Bridge Below Cairo, Road Through Marion,  Mt. Vernon.

Critics Refuse To Accept New Farm Program   Government Help In Management Still Draws Opposition

'President’s Farm Policies  Still Rapped   Shift To Voluntary Controls Fails To Satisfy His Critics

Four-Point Agreement  Is Reached  Group Meets Today For Final Action

Race Parley reement  Is Reached  But Meetings Continue Today In Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM  Negro Leader Says Major Points Of Settlement Reached

REFLECTIONS   Studebaker Losses Hit $40 Million   Company Confirms Assembly Plant In U.S. to Close

Studebaker to End Production in U.S. but Will Continue Canadian Output

Losses Force Auto Output Cut   Studebaker Will Shift Operation To Canada Plant

Studebaker Auto Loss $40 Million  Guthrie Outlines Plan for Shift

In United States Since 1959 Says President—  Studebaker Firm Lost $40 Million Making Cars

just Before Christmas   Economic Crisis Confronts  7000 ) Studebaker Workers

Studebaker Car Losses $40 Million Since 1959   Related Story, Page 8

PLANT TO CLOSE AT SOUTH BEND, IND.  Studebaker Co. Lost $40 Million Building Cars In U.S. Since “59

South Bend plant to close  Studebaker reveals losses of $40 million since 1959

Relaxes Stand Taken Earlier; Says He Expects Program’s OK By June 1

Scranton Is Willing to Discuss Alternate Tax Programs If His Fails

Ancient Nazareth Is Busily Preparing for Arrival of Pope Paul VI

Nazareth Preparing For Visit Of Pope Paul VI; Will Say Mass At Grotto

- FIRST TO VISIT SINCE PETER — Nazareth Preparin  For Arrival Of Pope

 Where Christ Lived. Worked  City Of Galilee Prepares For Pope’s Visit

Pontiff Eagerly Awaited — Nazareth Preparing For Pope Paul's Visit

Nazareth Prepares For Pope   75-Minute Stop Planned By Pope On 11-Hour Tour

@©@2000000000 8000808080006 4 Nazareth Prepares For Arrival Of Pope Paul

British Labor Party Raises Storm Over Ex-War Minister and Playairl

Closure of US.  Steel's Gary, Ind. Plant Threatened By Wildcat Strike

Budget-Tax Bill Is Killea   State Assembly Refuses Approval Of Compromise on 66-27 Roll-Call

Solons To Ballot Tuesday on Huber ‘Salvage Motion  Lawmakers Voted   “T teceme time Tm tise.

WHERE TO FIND IT   RESUME DEBATE ON MONDAY  Motion To Reconsider Death Of Budaet-Tax Measure Introduced

Secretary  raps curb on aid bil   Berlin situation labeled serious   (see story, page 2)

Cites Hopes For VietNam Government   Free, Secure Nation, War Against Cong Listed As Top Items

Rusk Notes Uncertainties  In Viet Nam   US. Recognizes Regime, Pledges Full Supnoert

Boston Gets Racial Bias Strike Call   Negro Leaders Ask Memorial Service For Medgar Evers

Nixon Moving fo New York June 1; Will Become Partner in Law Firm

NIXON IS MOVING T0 NEW YORK   Will Leave California June 1 To Become Partner In Law Firm; Silent About Politics.

New Political Career? Nixon To Leave California For Post in New York Law Firm

To Move to the City June Ist...  Richard Nixon Says He Will Join New York Law Firm

Nixon Plans To Move to New York   No Indication Whether He Will Enter Politics

Nixon Plans To Move to New York   Joining Manhattan Law Firm, Press Told in Statement

Nixon Moves To New York From Calif.   Gov. Rockefeller Hopes He Resumes Political Role

Nixon Joins Law Firm In New York   ‘But Denies Any Political Aims In New Move

MOVING T0 NEW YORI   Will Leave Californie June 1 To Become Partner In Law Firm: Silent About Politics.

Nixon Will Make Home In New York   Political Comeback Might Be In Air, Politicans Believe

Nixon Moving To New York  Joining Law Firm; No Indications   Joining Law Firm: No Indications  Of Plans For Political Career

Nixon Moving to New York City: Joins Law Firm  No Indication Given Lo. Doha OD...

Nixon To Join N.Y.  Law Firm  Ex-Vice President   Ex-Vice President Is Moving From California Home

Nixon Reveals He Will Join N.Y. Law Firm  Does Not Discuss Any Plans For A Political Future

Nixon Will Move To New York City  Joining Law Firm Early in June

Nixon Reveals He Will Join N.Y. Law Firm   Former Vice President Will Move From Los Anveles

Nixon Move To New York  Is Confirmed   Former Veep To Join Law Firm: Leave California

Pils RYUTTOLS AT REST  Glenn Not To Toss Astronaut’s Helmet Into Political Ring--At Least Not Now

Hotta Loses Bid in Court   Supreme Tribunal Rejects Plea Asking Review on Trial Transfer

Hoffa Loses Attempt to Block Trial   Top Court Rejects Petition for Transfer Review

DELIVERED BY TRIBUNAL   Many Arguments Face Justices On Districting

8 Redistricting Cases On High Court Schedule   Chief Teamster Must Stand Trial at Memphis

Court Rej ects Hoffa Review  In J uror Case   Boss‘Of Teamsters Loses‘ Altempt To . Block U. S. Trial

Turnpike Won't Upset Program, Governor Says   No Slowdown on Other Highways

CHARGE GERHART WEBE! WITH MURDER INTENT  -. JUDGE RULES YOUTH ‘ADULT’ FOR HEARING  IN SIOUX CITY COURT  ese 2? ep Mga kita

CHARGE GERHART WEBER WITH MURDER INTENT  — JUDGE RULES YOUTH ‘ADULT’ FOR HEARING  IN SIOUX CITY COURT

CHARGE GERHART WESE"  WITH MURDER INTENT  — JUDGE RULES YOUTH  ‘ADULT’ FOR HEARING  IN SIOUX CITY COURT Victim of Stabbing  Biceneiiwil ‘Eee

He Wont Tell Whose  2 Call Girls on Senator's ‘Payroll, Lawmaker Says   Small Town Rocked  Cars, Parents Share Blame for Scandal

jAADOUL TOXES: + 4 ve French, Monacan Leaders Ready To Settle Dispute

Monaco and France Reach Tax Agreement  "Principality Keeps . Many Privileges; : lannholec Claced

PHONE BRINGS BAD NEWS Hunt For Friends Lost  In River Ends With Call

Traffic Toll May Exceed 1961 Record  Fourth Of July Holiday Fatality Count Tops 350

Grim Holiday  Count Soars   Today’s Final Hours To Be Worst, National Safetv Council Warns

Road Death Toll Rising,  Record Seen   Council Expects 6) Traffie Mark Will Be Exceeded

Don't Like Seaborne NATO.  U.S. Calls Charge by Reds ‘Preposterous’

Called Second Worst Civilian Plane Mishap   All Aboard Perish In Flames Despite Driving Rain Storm

Plane Burns 2 Hours In Mud A Foot Deep   Impossible For Rescuers To Search For Bodies: Crater Filling Un With Water

Airliner Dives  After Takeoff   Jet Explodes, Burns On Impact; None Survive: Bodies Unrecovered

Plunge Comes During Driving Rain Storm; Police and Army Working in Dark to Remove Bodies from Debris   Report Bodies and Wreckage in Trees

Giant Craft Crashes In Driving Rain  111 Passengers, Crew Of 8 Die In   111 Passengers, Crew Of 8 Die In 2nd Worst Tragedy

TRANS-CANADA JET WAS GOING TO TORONTO   Disaster Scene North Of Montreal Soaked By Wintery Rain   WORST AIR LOSS IN DOMINION’S HISTORY

Giant Plane Wrecks During Wintry Storm   Second Worst Single Civilian Air Disaster Is North of Montreal

Included in Kennedy budget Senator Bartlett asks for  flood control allotments

‘Paladin’ — Badly Hurt In Crash .    Actor Richaid Boone -Hits-Parked Car

Khrushchev hits Twice At Chinese   Economic Concepts Ridiculed, Fords Methods Praised

Indonesia Retaliates Malysia   ‘Trade Relations   Are Broken;  Move Directed At

Sukarno Cuts Off All Trade To Malaysia  Economic Break T.. M.2.l'.2'... ff...   Economic Break In Retaliation for Diplomatic Rift

13 More Deaths For State Boost 1963 Toll fo 787  Traffic Accidents During Weekend Take Ten Lives

‘Unemployment Compensation Measure (Recommended by Senate Committee  

Asian Flu  Epidemie  Threatens Building Up  Over Country prs Danny ce

Asian Flu Is Believed Building Up To U.S. Epidemic After Slow Start

Says Communism Will Continue To Flourish in Cuba  Ulbricht Says It Will Extend Itself In. Weet Hemienhera

Says Ulbricht In Praise Of Nikita  Reds Continue Push In Americas

East Germany's Ulbricht Promises Communism in Western Hemisphere

Ulbricht Says Communism Will Continue To Spread From Its Cuban Inroads

Red China’s Attacks Hit By Ulbricht   Communism To Flourish In Cuba, Says Kast German

Communism To Continue To Flourish In Cuba, East German Leader Says

Red Sees Growth  In Cuba   Berlin Parley Told Communism To Push Western Hemisphere

In Western Hemisphere A ,  Ulbricht Confident Reds Will Flourish

News Day, Night   Dy Walter Ulbricht  Reds Are Told Movement West

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Ulbricht Says Communism Will Continue To Flourish In Cuba

Ulbrict Says Communists Intend to Extend Influence Within Western Hemisphere

Venounces ned Uninas Atracks Ulbricht Sees Expansion Of Communism in West

Nikita Hailed in £. Berlin on Cuba Role   Ulbricht Credits Him With Saving World From A-War  Des UIT YT YART Y DYVART

sees Growth In Western Hemisphere Communism To Flourish  In Cuba, Ulbricht Asserts

Ulbricht Says Communism Will Continue To Flourish in Cuba, Extend Itself in West

GermanRed Hits Peking ‘War Plans’   Ulbrieht Claims Cuba To Continue  Under Communism

POLAND CHIEF CLAIMS REDS GAIN IN CUBA   Ulbricht Tells Party Con gress of Communist Expansion Goals    HAILS STRIDES   Denounces Peking At  tacks on Nikita; Praises  Moscow Polieiac

ULBRICHT’S PREDICTION Sa ys Communism  Will Continue To Flourish In Cuba

Ulbricht Predicts Red Gains in Cuba  Defends Khrushchev and Raps Attacks on Him by Chinese

Ulbricht Sees Long Life For Reds In Cuba  Nikita Expected   Nikita Expected To Give Policy Speech Wednesday

Ulbricht So Claims In Speech   Also Intends To Expand In Hemisphere

Communism Spread From Cuba Planned  East German Head Says Khrushchev

East German Chief Heaps Praise On Khrushchev For Compromise On Cuba

Will pny on Cubs  East’ German Red Sees Island as Base Ens Infiltvratian af Wectarn Wamicnhara

Ulbricht Predicts Communist Spread In Lafin America   German Red Leader Denounces Chinese; K Rules Out Wer.

Ulbricht Sees Communism’ Spread In Wes   East German Red Leader Praises Khrushchev Policy

Successor For Adenauel Is-Selected.  Erhard Candidate OF Christian ©  Damacrat Dartyu

Late News Off the AP Wire   ERHARD NAMEN.   9TH NITCIL_RAR <cIiire....

Plane Crashes In Storm; 4 Members Of Pittsburgh Area Family Are Killed

WEATHER   Downed During Rainstorm, Fog  Light Plane Crashes; Four in Family Die        

JOINS WITH BRITAIN IN ‘PARTS TALKS   Transports Are Used To Move Guerrilla Units

 Defies Fresident  Pro-Red Leader PlansNew Campaign in Guatamala

Back-Door Cold Front Into Kansas   Most Sections Getting Relief From Heat Wave

Integration Stalling Must Cease   Avoidable Delay No! ’ To Be Tolerated, Unanimous Rulina

‘Deliberate’ Speed Not Swift Enough   High Court Also Refuses To Hear Gov. Wallace Suit

Court Orders Integration  Of Public Schools, Parks Without Further Delay

Attorney General Holds Racial Meet   Rules on Recreational Facilities  High Court Warns Segregated School:

Unlicensed Nurseries -- A Two -County ‘Jv ‘gle’?   That’s How Many Licensed Directors See It The Nuh: No ‘Watchdog’ Provision In Law  Final Solution Probably Lies With Parents

They’re Entering The HOME STRETCH In  The Cullman Times ‘Coshedl Y Wins”

STANDING OF CONTESTANTS  In The Cullman Times  “nm * EE SS V Ll)... ws

It's RED HOT and Nobody's Blue in The Cullman Times  +“ 0 everybody Was "

Say Rocky Willing on Liquor Tax  Sentiment Holds kor Further Cuts

Drugs Smuggled Into U. S. 75 ‘Bums And Addicts’ Smash  Gigantic Narcotics Syndicate

[Dena Sempre soee.>.© '75 ‘Bums And Addicts’ Smash \Gigantic Narcotics Syndicate

Actors Dif Different, Theme Same In Soviet, Chinese Dispute Case

Wirtz Working for Settlement to Bypass . Compulsory Legislation in Rail Controversy

Panel Reports Complete Deadlock  Wirtz Meets Both Sides In ‘Railroad Work Rules Row

Wirtz Re-Enters Railway Dispute After Deadlock Develops Over Key Issue

Winning Colt   Railway Dispute Deadlock Holds As The 1th Hour fs Ticked Off

Integrationists Keep on March In Dixie States   South Carolina Gover. nor Urges Statewide ‘Summit’ Meeting of  Officials.

NorthCarolina’sGovernorUrges Summit Meeting of Mayors To Discuss Desegregation

N. Y. Mayor Still Hoping To End Strike   Marathon Meetings Continue In Effort To Setile Walkout

Travel Restricted In Viet  US Abandons Efforts To Have Nhu Ousted

Won‘t Make Reductions In Aid Plan   Decide Against Pushing Demands That Diem Drop Chief Advisors

Eisennowers in lowa Former President Agrees On Rail Strike Postponement

NO PERMANENT CUBA FORCE  Rusk Says U.S. Expects All Soviet Troops To Pull Out

School Board Election   ne ge ee Ser wee  Russia Giving Little Help In Counting Soviet Troops

Today’s Good Reading oe o's   ‘She Handles Great’ — Space Re-Entry Ship Tested by Col. Yeager

Works like a fling fish  Navy unveils new long  range submarine weanon   Boat-shaped re-entry vehicle  Experimental M2 handles satisfactorily

(Major Money Bills Approved By Legislature   Provide Bulk Of Financing For Two Years

Ex-Senator  Gets High Connally Job   LONG SERVICE   FINANCIAL ADVISER

CONNALLY FILLS FIRST STAFF JOBS   Midland Man Is New Governor’s Executive Aids

viernamese ocnools Kaicedq  Diem Arrests Hundreds Of Teenage Protestors

Opposition To Diem Revived By Students  U.S. Inter   U.S. Intervention The Major Aim Of Buddhist Campaign

New Student Protest Flares  In S. Viet Nam   Cops Arrest 300 Youths   Buddhists Seek U.S. Intervention

South Viet Nam Students Riot Against Government   300 Arrested; U.S. Support Sought In Fight Against Nao Diem

300 Arrested During Protest Against Diem   Jeering Youngsters Battle Police At Several Schools

INTERVENTION SOUGHT  ‘ Students Revive Open Opposition Against Diem

FLARES AT 8 SCHOOLS   Heavily Armed Forces In Raids At Several Spots

‘Help Us!’ Cry ls Directed at Foreian Press   Fights Erupt ot Several Schools

Opposition to Diem Revived   Jeering Youngsters   Jeering Youngsters Arrested by Combat Police in Viet Nam

Youths Plea d For U.S. Help   Rock. Throwing Demonstrations  Auaivet Diem Flare At Schools

Vietnamese Schools Raided Diem Arrests Hundreds Of Teenage Protestors

Russo-Chinese Parley Futile  Negotiations Seem To Get Nowhere Yet

Actress Hurt, Woman Dies In Accident  Arlene Francis’ Car Hits Another In New York City

Arlene Francis Injured In Crash  Which Takes Life Of Another Woman

TV panelist hurt in wreck  Arlene Francis suffers fracture in fatal crash

Highway Toll Soars Near New Record For Labor Day   ESTIMATES REVISED

Count Reaches 40; New Surge Of Traffic Due   Final Total Might Skyrocket to 530

HOUSE PASSES KEY FARM BILL BY 206-196 VOTE  REPUBLICANS BID TO STALL ACTION IC DOCOATCAI Mn wala

Impeachment Trial Dropped by Court  Judge Poelker Quits, _. Surrenders License

Khrush Approves Joint Moon Flight While Announcing New Satellite

President Pays Bill At Otis AFB For Wife's Care, Delivery Of Child

JFK Got Billed Same As An Airman, But Service Was A Little Bit Different

Turnpike Conspiracy  Case Killed   Court Dismisses Charges Against 2) Defendants

Logan Twp. Authority:  County's Legislators Seeks Bus Group Help

Bills to Exempt Bus Authorities Are Introducec   Liquid Fuels, Gross Receipts Taxes and License Fee Relief Sought.

Holding Program  Delayed   Farmers’ Unit Fails To Launch Meat  Price Move

NFO's Picketing Begins, Quickly Stops at East St. Louis Stockyards

On the inside”   News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Law ruled unconctitutianal

Supreme Court Bans Rook Censorshin Acts   High Court Strikes Down Law That Takes Away Draft Dodgers Citizenship

NAME EDWARD BUSS  COUNTY CHAIRMAN  OF CANCER CRUSADE Pian Extensive

NAME EDWARD BUSS COUNTY CHAIRMAN OF CANCER CRUSADE  Plan Extensive  Ps... wt lll elgg

NAME EDWARD BUSS  COUNTY CHAIRMAN  OF CANCER CRUSADE Plan Extensive  Educational Goal

Rusk Takes Break From ‘Peace Talks   Seeretary Scheduled To Visit Khrashehey At Black Sea Villa

Rusk Goes Sightseeing  U.S., Soviets Take Break in Talks To Report Progress—

98 Escape Boulder School Fire   Personnel React  Calmly, Swiftly At Boulder Blaze

58 Escape Boulder School Fire   Four Workmen Killed On Yellowtail Dam Job   Personnel React  Calmly, Swiftly At Boulder Blaze

New Crisis in Argentina   ‘  Peronists Banned   Peronists Banned From Executive Jobs in Election

Argentina Sees New Troubles  President Bans Aides Ta Paran Fram Pacte

Guido Bans  Peronists From Race  Party Candidates Limited To Seek Legislative Posts

Argentina Bracing For More Trouble   Peronists Banned From Elections

Argentina Sees New Troubles   President Bans Aides To Peron From Posts

Believes Flooding On A-Sub   Former Skipper Testifies Before Board Of Inquiry

Displeasure  Still High In  EastGermany   Reporter Says : No New Reyolt  Rrewiis In Secetar

East German Revolt Doubted   No Evidence Found By Visiting Reporter

‘No Revolt Brewing x *« * x x *  E. Germans Dissatisfied, But Morale Higher  By JOHN © KOFHIFER

Dem Protests Likely, But To No Avail   ‘No Work, No Relief, Proposal Passes 101-27

‘Companion Surrenders  Seven Bullets Finally Stop Officers Slayer

Funds Questior in School Plan Causes Doubts  Details Later on Scranton Program; OKed Otherwise

N.C. Makes Bic For Tobacco Research Lab   Opposed By Kentuckians

Construction Time Nea en nC Nears  Glen Haven Bids Sought August 1

Treasury Sees Stock Selling _ ree In 190  ss Expected tc   Congress Expected to Touch Off Sales Surge by Cutting Tax on Profits.

OKC RAN POSTPONEMENT   $100 Million Oil Stock Sold to Ship Tycoon

Transaction By Shipping Tycoon Ludwig— Personal $100,539,000  Investment In Oil Firm

Air Route Plan Shelved   US. Soviets Were Near Pact On Air Service

Dillon Asked For Views on lax Reduction  Republica 3 Want   Republicans Want To Know Whether He President Differ

Sharp Questions Given to Dillon.  Differences Over Tax Pranram Are Renartec

Lawmakers Get Ready for Fiery Special Session   State Senate Redistrict ing Sole Subject. But Others May Be Added.

Reapportionment Proposal May Provide Fireworks At Session of Lawmakers

Pilot Ditches, Saves Family  Father Sets Plane Down In Lake Erie

Awakened by Smoke — Mom Saves 5 Children From Fire; Runs for Help

Panel Approves Shorter Version In '35' Dispute   Bid To End Fight May Not Succeed

Malaysia Warns Jakarta Against ‘Drastic Action   Indonesia, Philippines Refuse to Extend Reeognition to New   Federation.

Republicans Make Clear GOP Price Tag for Helping Civil Rights Bill Through Congress Is Strong Hand in Writing It

Labor Secretary Wirtz Testifies:  New Anti-Bias Rules Set For Federal Project Jobs

New Standards To Be Issued on Home Projects  Aimed at Preventing

Government Will Issue Employment Standards To Avoid Discrimination

New Standards To Be Issued   Federal Construction Employment Studied

Predict New Employ ment Standards  To Eliminate Wee. oi tu ce ee

Government To Aet SS TS OER  To Tighten Poliey  On. Discrimination

j.S. to crack down on job discrimination   Wirtz says new rules planned guaranteeing equal opportunities on all federal projects   Columbia political rally Gubernatorial candidates spar   Guardsmen busy at Shelby

Wirtz Testifies New Standards To Help Negro   Discrimination on Federal Jobs Hit

Govt. Will Tighten Up Bias Curb   Wirtz Tells Revision Goldwater Seeking Rule on Unions

POLICY WILL AFFECT U. . PROJECTS   Wirtz Says New Standaras To Be Disclosed Soon   Says Contracts Will Not Be Awarded Firms Failing To Abide By Ruling

Employing For Russian U.S. Projects Reaction To Be Revised Hardens

Wirtz Says Labor Standards Needed   Non-Discrimination Policy  On U.S. Jobs to Be Changed

Affecting Federal Projects Wirtz Says U.S. To Tighten Up On  Discrimination

Civil Rights Program New Standards For Employment On Federal Projects Scheduled

Job Opportunity To Be Broadened  Government To Tighten Up Standards To Prevent Bias

@ On Federal Projects  Plan New Standards To Avoid Job Discrimination

To Bar Discrimination New Hiring Standards On U.S. Projects Coming

New Standards To Make Sure Racial Discrimination Out’ Will Be Issued

AGAINST DISCRIMINATION  Federal Job Work Rules Due Tighter Enforcement

New Standards Will Eliminate — Discrimination   Labor Secretary Announces Policy In Employment On Federal Projects

Splashers   U.S. To Tighten Employment  Standards on Discrimination

Wirtz Cites Federal Job Right Stand   Nondiserimination Policy Tightened Up In Construction Field

Wirtz Bares Racial Plans In Testimony   Intend To Wipe Out Discrimination On Federal Projects

To prevent discrimination  Government will makesure of equality of employment

Wirtz to Tighten.  Anti-Bias Standard Labor: Chiet Says: Civil: Rights Bill  ~ Most Importt int Before € sonsress

Wirtz Adds Push for Civil Rights   Standards to Rule Fair Employment On U.S. Projects

New Rules On Federal Proiects Due   Wirtz Follows Bob Kennedy In Civil Riqhts. Plea

To Bar Job Bias On Govt. Projects   Wirtz Tells U.S. Plans   Alternatives

Wirtz Reveals New Racial Standards For Federal Jobs  Nondiscrimination Policy for Construction Industry Tighter

World, Washington Briefs   INTERNATIONAL   Swedes Thirsty   France Has Woes

Fringe Gales Of Flora Lash South Florida  400 Reported Dead in Haiti In Storm’s Wake

Waves, High Winds Hit Florida Coast  400 Reported Killed On Haiti; Damage Heavy On Castro Island

Treasure State Involved . State Approves Merger Of Insurance Firms

U.S. Rejects Blame For Viet Nam Coup   Good Morning   THUMB NOSES AT MORALITY LAWS  Vietnamese Celebrate

U. S. Officials Say...  Violent Deaths Of Ngo And Brother Regretted

‘Blowtorch’ Tornado Hits Calif. Town   Storm in Dinuba Makes U-Turn; Damage Heavy

ECONOMIC AID ENDED  U. §. Breaks Relations With Dominican Republic

British Embassy Says Elusive Model, Diplomat Mav Return to Great Britain ‘In Coming Days’

Story of Tragedy at Sea In Which Four Perished Is Told by Lone Survivor

Lone Survivor Relates Tale Of Ocean Nightmare as Ship Sinks and Four Persons Die

Blast Possibility Being Checked In Airline Crash   Planes Circled elplessly Overhead  Lone Survivor Describes Death In Atlantic

Britain, US Offer Ban Idea   Ambassadors Give Proposals To Red Leader In Moscow

Envoys Call On Nikita   Ideas for Untangling Test-Ban Talks Given

K Receives West Plan On A-Ban   U.S., Britain Urge Russian Approval To End Testing

Talks Reach Impasse:  Allied Envoys Brief Khrush On Plan To End N-Testing

House Group Ready to Investigate Red Subversion in Latin America

HOUSE 10 PROBE RED MOVES IN LATIN AMERICA   Committee to H ear First Witnesses Monday on Subversive Oneratinne   OFFICIALS TO TESTIEY   State Dept., CIA, Cuban Exile Bigwigs Will Open  Yeastimnnany

HOUSE PROBE OPENS MONDAY ON SUBVERSION   Communist Infiltration In Latin America Major Problem   CHIEF OF U. S. CIA TESTIFIES TUESDAY

House To Probe Into Subversion   Subcommittee To See What's Going On In Latin American Area

 me ; : ‘Railroad Firemen‘'s Union Requested ‘To Assemble Decisions-Committee

Move Puzzles Labor, Industry Negotiators   Both Sides See No Proposal to Present to Decision - Making Group Next Week.

Expulsion Of Chinese Reds Seer   Norld Conference of Commies Expected To Make Move

Conrterence rlanne  World Communists Said Ready to Expel Red China

Ca ai  World Conference Of Communist Countries To Be Called Soon

Co nference Soon? —  Says Red Chine Will Be Ousted . From Red Group

Ghostly Fresh Tremors © ‘Cause Shivers in Ruins  Of Quake-Hit Libyan City

Estimates of Dead Vary Tremors Cause New Scare For Shattered Town in Libya

Aftershocks Felt In Libya ‘Quake Area  Al Marj Crumpled, Estimates Of Deaths Ranging 265 To 500

WEATHER   Logan, 20 Other Ohio Cities Join U.S. Retraining Program

PROTECTIVE \ MEASURES THREATENED   Charges Rebels Given Support By United States

Cuba Says Shots *tn Error’   Reds Ask U.S. Vo Pay tor Raid   Security Advisers  Confer With JFK

Russians Demand  Damage Payment  Renew Charges U.S, Behind Exile Raid

INDEX   Russia Threatens Action to Guard Ships; Demands U.S. Pay Damages

Measures Threatened To Protect Vessels  Russia Asks Damages In Ship Raid

Russ demand U.S. payment for exile raid   Moscow claims attacks come from American soil

THREATENING NOTE  Russians Demand Damages For Exile Commando Raid

Missing Model Back   Russia Demands U.S. Pay For Damages to Freighter

Dry Spell Seen Going On And On   Temperature May Dip To Near 30 ln Area “Ponjeht

Assigns Billboard Measure To Unfriendly Committee, Now He Can’t Dislodge It

Bill Gains Support   HARRISBURG (AP) — Gov. Scranton’s proposal for mandatory school reorganization appeared to be gaining support today, but the

Thousands Await Blackout  * . * * * k * * . * Maine Town Front Seat For Eclinse

Thousands after ringside seats for total eclipse of sun Saturday

Inside Today's Times   Resort City Flooded For Eclipse   Thousands Want Front Row Seat For Phenomenon

Thousands Pouring Into ~  Maine Resort For Front Row Seats To See Eclipse

Thousands Go to Maine for Front Row Seats at Tofal Eclipse of Sun

Thousands Pour Into Bar Harbor To Watch Eclipse   ATOP MOUNTAINS

Governor in Belgrade  Brown says Tito hopes to meet Kennedy in U.S

Cooper's Mom is All Excited   Astronaut’s Flight To Be Eved Closely

Hattie Cooper Excited Son Gets Ready to Go -On Historic Excursion

See JUNIOR HIGH, Page 3   Astronaut's Mother Excited About Journey for Her Son

Operating in Viet Nam — 7 USS. Soldiers Die. In Helicopter Crash

Copter Crash Bodies Found   Seven Recovered From Wreckage Of Troop Carrier in Viet Nam

‘Viet Nam W....,  IS CH  a ge in his ‘Yank Victim: ter an  t  Now Total 5“

Seven Americans Killed As Helicopter Crashes On South Viet Nam Delta

7 Americans Die In Crash  Of Helicopter   Troop-Carrving Craft Downed In South Viet Nam

‘Copter crash  kills 7   Suspeet Reds shot down ‘bird’ carrying Yanks

U. S. Crews Find Bodies On Island   Helicopter ‘Troop Carrier Wrecked On Return Flight

Plane Crash In Viet Nam Kills 7 Yanks  Viet Cong Ground as. . ;. .., * As   Viet Cong Ground Fire, Suspected At First, Ruled Out

Bodies of Seven Yanks Recovered   Helicopter Crewmen Found After Troop Carrier Plunaed to Earth

Seven Americans Killed in Viet Nam  Red Fire Downs Army Helicopter

Copter Crash Claims Seven  53 Americans Are Killed To Date In Military Buildup

Helicopter Crashes In South Viet Nam   Troop Carrier Returning To Base When It Went Out of Control; Three Others Also Downed by Mechanical Difficulty.

7 Helicopter Crewmen Killed in Viet Nam   Rule Out Red Guntire As Cause of Crash.

7 GIS KILLED IN VIET NAM "COPTER CRASH   Cause Not Reported Bu Red Ground Fire s Susnentpd   SLYING TO SAIGON   Was One of Three Craft Returning From Nearby Base

RED JUNGLE TARGETS ARE UNDER ATTACK   Are Suspected Of Being Communist Bivouac Near Cambodia   ARMY OBSERVATION PLANE IS MISSING

Murder Case Probe Moves   Bowlin Clues Are Sought In Oil Field Near Greenwich

oT Negroes Enter Fi irst Grade AtF orl Worth  ‘Last Major Texas City Desegregates

Flaming Collision Is Called Worst In City’s History   (See Picture on Page 6)

Six Killed In Fiery Crash Of  Five Vehicles  Pittsburgh's Worst Crash In History; Five Trannad In Wrerkane

Pittsburgh's Worst Car Wreck Flaming Crash of 4 Autos, Bus Kills 6

Pittsburgh Crash Take: Six Lives   Four Members Of One Family Are Victims

Mr. Atkins Is Elected To Office   Meritorious Reporting sees Jimison Winner Of Press Award

Formal Charge: Against Men Still Pending  Grand Jury To Get Cases; ‘Clean-Up’

BY GOVERNMENT?’S ‘4th BRANCH’   $11 Billion Said Spent, Aimlessly

Report Cite: Power « of  Aid Grants.  Rates Program Fourth Branch

Grants Wrapped in Mystery  Up to $15 Billion Is Spent By U.S. Without Any Control

trom tero0 un oos0 pon, cae day othe annual car. safet -check will be held in Le Mars Rotarians will be tak ng: tim  CARMEN’S DRESS SHOP OPENS IN NEW LOCATION -—- REGISTRATION FOR OVER $500 IN P?IZES   aaeen D Mm”arrm fa TIAIFS RT ALS

‘CARMEN’S DRESS SHOP OPENS IN NEW LOCATION — REGISTRATION FOR OVER $500 IN PRIZES WILL END SATURDAY

King Reports Only ‘Minor Issues’ Left   Negroes Awaiting Decision, Hold off  Demonstrations

Bond Postec For Release Of Nearoes   $237,000 Is Put Up For 790 Negroes Jailed During Demonstrations

Bar Portuguese Delegate Today  U.N. Sponsored Mee Objects to Policies

See WILSON. Page 2         Intense Heat to Continue In Wake of Tuesday's 105

Khrushchev Honors His Ally, Kadar   Hungarian Premier Gets Red Carpet; Showdown Still On

Nikita Makes Big Show of  Saluting Kadai Avoids Mention  Of Hot Debate With Chinese

IN MERAMEC AREA  Predict 13-Million Person Days of Recreation Traffic

OVER 13 MILLION PERSON DAYS GF RECREATION ATTENDANCE PREDICTED IN MERAMEC BASIN   Figure Means $40 Million Would Be Spent Annually On Recreation

You'll Find   War Fever Mounts; Americans Resume svacuation Flights

Accuses Yanks Of Destroying Democracy   Haiti Opposes On-Spot Inquiry By OAS Team

Duvalier Takes Defiant Stand On OAS Inquiry   Foreign Ministry Charges This Coun. try With Attempt to Destroy Democracy.

Hatt Leader Defies OAS  Accuses U.S. Of Trying To Ruin Democracy

Haiti Chief Raps U.S., Cries ‘Plot’   Refuses to Free 7 Prisoners  In OAS Demand

Haiti Blasts U.S. Action. Defies OAS   Foreign Ministry Charges Plot To ‘Destroy’ Regime

Duvalier Now Accuses U. S. Of Trying To Destroy Democracy In Haiti; Defies The OAS

Laos Army Under Intense Attack  Pro-Red Force Drives Troops Out of Town

Reds Mount Attacks In North Laos   Communists Could Drive Neutral Units From Entire Area

General Says Forces Face   Neutralists Driven Out of Strategic Xieng Khouang

Pathet Lao Drives Out Neutralists   Koiig Le’s Laos Aritiy Under Heavy Pro-Red Atiack

Key Garrison Captured by Communists   Loss of Northern Sector of Nation Highly Probable

'Neutralist Commander Le Says  His Army Under Heavy Red Attacl   Serious Violation Committed, American Statement Declares

rei in Laos Say: Reds tacking  Gov't Army Force - Evacuates. Town; Intervention: Barred

HOSPITAL ESCAPEE SURRENDERS    Red Takeover Of Laos Area Likely As Fighting Rages

Neutralists under attack  Red domination of northern Laos real possibility

Battle Rages In Plaine des Jarres  Reds Attack Neutralists In Laos

SURVIVES STORM IN OPEN BOAT  soldier Rescued After 3-Day Ordeal at Sea

Coast Guard Surprised by Survival of GI Adrift in Small Boat on Raging Seas

GET SMART   Transit  Talks  Resume Red Arrow,   Red Arrow,  Union Meet

Urges Tight Controls  Boasting Of Auto Speed And Power Is Criticized

King Meeting Crisis With Firm Action   Patrols Keep Lid On Rioters; Four Killed, 80 Held

Parliament Dissolved Jordans Cities Patroted By Military After Crisis

Improve Chances To Settle Rail Dispute   NAACP Pledges Militant ‘Direct Action’ To Rights Program

Assassination: Adds Fuel To Crisis In Laos “High-Ranking Police   High-Ranking Police Official Slain; Could Fan Into Civil War

Low Temperature   EDITOR’S NOTE—Back in 1950, the Federal Bureau of Investigation began listing its 10 most wanted fugitives. This article reviews the list’s history and describes the 10 who make up the current listing.   WASHINGTON (AP)—Ten desperate men notorious or their viciousness are the objects of a relentless, naionwide manhunt by the Federal Bureau of Investiga-

Since 1950 Law Officers Have Captured 169 Out of 182 on Most Wanted List

DISTRICT GOVERNOR TO MAKE ROTARY CLUB VISITATION TUESDAY AT NOON LUNCHEON

DISTRICT GOVERNOR TO MAKE, ROTARY CLUB i  eet TUESDAY AT NOON LUNCHEON

Manhattan:   Seventy Survive Flaming Crash   Only Six Hurt When Plane Plunges. Burns

Seas Hamper  Alaska Quest   Debris But No Survivors Sighted: Soldiers, Dependents On Plane

Jurist Delays His Ruling Or Negro’s Plea   Green Told To Take .Appeal- To Ole Miss Admissions Group

Ruling Delayed On Negro’s Bid At Mississippi   Greene Told to Use All Other Remedies

Claude Kirkpatrick Will Be An Independent Candidate   Lanary —     ” Suit Is Filed Against Bill   Robert Kennedy Makes Plea Fer Action On Civil Rights   GOP Wants Hand In Civil Rights Bill

Shaff plan wording Is ruled legal   ‘No magic words’ which must be used: Hultman

Czech Castles, Youngsters Please Editor Lidice Provides Grim Reminder Of Nazi Barbarianism In War

CONSPIRED TO HARBOR DESERTER   Lester Kellums, Former Mt. Vernonite, And 10 Others Guilty. Arrested In Raid On Estate.

'Tab, New Low Calorie Beverage. Introduced In Jackson Trade Territory!

Weather   Bellmon Says Farm Storage Key Objective   Governor Reveals ‘Feed Bank’ Plan

Tax Battle Under Way  In House   Republicans Plug for Cuts In Budeset. Too

Sioux Adopt Quintuplets   House Tackles Tax Cut Bill—Key Votes ‘Today

Church Steeple Painted   Tax Cut Called Step  From Big Government

Showdown Action Slated Today House Hears Pleas  For Tax Bill Votes

Tax-Cut Forces Ask Democrats To Help   Rep. Mills Emotionally Pleads With Colleaques To Aid Policy Turning Point

Macmillan Accused of ‘Gambling   Wilson Says He Played With Security in Party Scandal

Labor Party Chief Blasts Maemillan  ‘Russians Given Triumphant Suecess’

Line Up For Profumo Case Debate   Sex Scandal Debate Opens  Sitter Wound: Mac

Laborites Oper Attack Agains Macmillan  ale tion Says aida 1 Tr iumph  or RUSSIANS

SPT TC GEE,  Wilson Calls Sex Scandal  Soviet Gain  ’ Security Gamble Charges Open the Profumo Debate

Macmillan Fights Bitter Security Gamble Charge in War Minister Scandal

PARLIAMENT IN DEBATE OF CENTURY   Macmillan Seems Confident Will  Survive Vote

Debate Begins; Labor's Wilson Rips Macmillan   Scandal Seen os Triumoh for Reds

Scandal Called  Soviet Success  Wlilean Save Adarmillan   Wilson Says Macmillan Gambled With Security

NEWS INDEX   SCANDAL DEBATE OPENS  Laborite Says Macmillan ‘“Gambled With Security’

Wilson Leads Labor Attack      Profumo Scandal Debate Opens in Commons

Racial Leaders Vow To Support  hights Program Wont Call Off Marches

Warns Against Violence President Gets Rights Rivals to Back Program

BIG MARCH POSSIBLE ON CAPITAL   President Gives Leaders Warning About Violence

Over 20,000 Leave Homes In Wide Area   At Least Eight Drown; W.Va., Ky. Towns Bear Brunt

Koop To Block  Advance Payoffs  Un School Aids Warns Rothwell  Of Withholding Due to Deadlock

NEWS IN BRIEF Britain Holds Russian Spy Under Heavy Guard   Press For Ban

Important Red Defects to West, Is Heavily Guarded In London; West Scores Big Spy Victory

Russian Spy Defects: Hid By British   Reveals Mass Of Information On Espionage

Top Soviet Spy Defects, Gives West Secrets   Russian Under Heavy Guard In Britain After Being Quizzed  Here.

THRESHER HUNT MAY BE DROPPEL   Sub Hulk Believed Gettin: Covered by Strong  fDlnevanta

If He Comes Down In China—  Arrange With Reds to Recover U. S. Astronaut

Red China Recovery  Deal Seen  Flight Over Asia Poses Possibility ( 1.S..Pekine Talk

Sir Winston Granted US Citizenship   Son Randolph Reads Letter Of Gratitude

Churchill Receives  US. Citizenship   President Confers Honor With Praise; Acceptance Read By Statesman’s Son

Fraisea DY Nennedacy  Churchill Receives U. S. Citizenship, A Tribute Unique in American History

Sir Winston Given U.S. Citizenship   President Confers Unparailled Tribute On One Of Greatest

Boy Oh Boy Oh Boy Oh Boy Oh Boy   Blind Youth Meets ‘Tall, Neat’ Kennedy  Be. RIAL TADRERBCON

Cuban Blockade @....  eee ee eee + ee  Solon Says Will of Congress Flouted

Buddhist Treatment Cited  Mrs. Nhu Challenged  On Viet Nam Version

DragonLady Draws Blast At Belgrade   Ceylon Delegate Challenges Diem Regime’s Version

Former Diplomat Wants Intervention By U.S. in Korea  Says Park Should be Forced To Replace His Military Junta

Smoke in Tunnel: Perils Passengers 100 Sent to Hospitals and 100 Others Treated at Scene

600 Caught In Brooklyn Subway Fire   Trains Stalled; Many Need Treatment for Inhalation of Smoke

Legislative Review  The General Assembly Visits Camp Lejeune   Monday Session

Tragedy Ends Daring Theft Of Dynamite   Possibly 5 Men Blown To Bits Near Butie, Mont.

AINKED WITH CHINA   Soviet Papers: ‘Assail France   China N-System  Seen No Concern

Khrushchev Not Overly Concerned About Red Chinese Nuclear Arms; Senate Hearings On Treaty Closed

Red Chinese Give Blunt Rejection To Khrushachev’s Call For 4 Truce 

Church Bells Ring Out in Al Corners of Globe; Millions Stroll in Fine Weather.

Christendom Rejoicing In  Resurrection   Bells OF Rome's 450 Churches In Midnight Unison

Free World Hails Easter’s Glory      Many Thousands Draw: To Rites At Sunrise, Colorful Parades

Christians Celebrate On Easter   Church Bells Peal On Joyous Feast Day Over World

Thousands Go To Services; Bells Ring Out  Feast Day Marks Close Of Solemn Season Of Lent

World Joins To Honor Risen Christ  Easter Parades  Draw Millions

Christendom Is United On Joyous Day   Church Services Set Pace For Easter Sunday

Christians Unite For Easter Fete   Eastern Orthodox Churches Likewise Celebrate Holiday

Natron Mas rine Spring Weather —  Christians Unite For Easter Feast

FEAR BROAD MEASURE ‘WILL LOSE   No Indication Much Progress Beine Achieved

PRESS HOUSE GROUP .  - Kennedy Forces Seek ~Passable Rights Bill

INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY   Mexico Ranches Seized By Bands of Squatters

2 Fatal Crashes Mar Holiday in This Vicinity   Soviets Plan Rocket Tests   Bulldozing Path in Wood: To Reach Huge Telescope

RENEWS ATTACK ON JFK GOP Denies Using Cuba For ‘Playine Polities’

GOP Attacks JFK Aim On Cuban Policy   Demoerai Claim Of Politics Is Given Denial

Republican: Deny Cuba ‘Polities’  Renew Attacks On Kennedy Foreion Policy

Dislikes JFK’s Western Europe Pian  Rockefeller Hits Nuclear Program

Rockefeller Hits At Nuclear Plan  NATO Forces Plan Would Be Crazy Quilt

Good Mornings   GEN. DINH FEARED RED TAKEOVER  Diem Would Have Lost War

Libby Reports Worry Over A-Test Treaty   PEACEFUL USES   NO ANTIMISSILES VIEWS

Dr. Libby Tentatively Favors Nuclear Pact   Worries About Soviet Union's Biagest Bomb

aises Big Bomb Question  Libby Endorses Test Ban Pact, But Not Without Reservations

Chemist Urges Caution—  100-Megaton Bomb May Be Advantage For Reds In Pact

Russia's Big Bomb Worrie: Scientist  Libby Testifies At Hearing On Test Treaty

Senate Urged To Remember Big Red Bomb  Dr. Libby Worried About 100-Megator  Wieannn at Cawinte

DUE IN JANUARY  New Book Will Give Full Account Of Dallas Events, Funeral Rifes

SOVIET UNION  DENIES ALASKA  FLIGHT CHARGE UNITED STATES  TO DROP MATTER RIIT KEEP WATCUW

Soviets deny overtlight  Moscow says planes over 200  milae att Bleclrw

Soviet Denies Overfly Charge   Says Planes Didn’t Come Within 200 Miles Of Alaska

Alaskan Flight Denied By Reds  Planes Said Over 200 Miles Away At Time Of Complaint

cies tb Alaskan Flights Denied by Soviet   Diplomatic Exchange Ends Overfliohte Issue

Denial Is Made on Red Planes  Soviets Say None  Over Alaska 15th

Kennedy Pushing —  Economic Program   Alliance for Progress Main  Concern at San Jose Talks

Crime Suspect Kills Sheriff, Police Chief  Search for Illegal Whiskey Led to  Shootina, Man Flee

If Congress Were Bombed  Lunatic Could Create Chaos With Grenade

Target for Grenade Thrower — House Document Notes ‘Joint Session’ Danger

Welcome Wadena   ‘One Lunatic with a Grenade .  Joint Sessions Said Hazard

Document Notes . . . prctetchl Lice SAS t  Lunatic With Hand Grenade Could Plunge U.S. Into Chaos

Fear Of Terrorists Expressed In House  ‘One Hand Grenade Could Plunge Nation Into Chaos

Joint Congress Sessions Could Produce -_  Succession T   Succession To Presidency Might Be Ended Suddenly

‘Lunatic With Hand Grenade Could Plunge U.S. Into Chaos’, Report Says

HAND GRENADE COULD PLUNGE U.S. INTO CHAOS   ALL SUCCESSORS TO PRESIDENT AT JOINT SESSIONS

News Index   ‘NEW JERSEY MEMBER MAKES POINT  Congressman Fears Lunatic

At Joint Congress Session  Document Says Lunatic With Grenade Could Plunge Country Into Chaos

Fears Joint Congressional Sessions Invite Lunatic  To Wipe Out Top Officials

At Joint Sessions of Congress House Member Fears  ‘Lunatic With Grenade’

Sir Alec Addresses Parliament   Says Nuclear Power Question Will Be Pu Before Voters Later

Sir Alec Reveals Big Issue   Independent Nuclear Power Choice He'd Leave To Electorate

MEANY DOUBTS STRIKE ‘CURBS   Believes Pending Propos als Will Be Beaten in Conoress

New Talks In Algerian Clash Seen  Troops Dig In As Undeclared War Flares

New Talks On Desert War Hinted   Flight To Morocco — By Algerian Official Brinas New Optimism

Pumpkinbdurgers—foo...— Punkin’ Sundaes, Milk Shakes On  Circleville Menu

Bill Raising Debt Ceiling Sent To JFK   Senate Switches Signals, Approves House Measure

Senate Group Probing   Foreign Aid Corruption Is Charged By Iranian

Probe Started   Corruption Charge By Iranian Sparks Hot For Scandal

Solons Hint Seandal in  Aid to Iran  Report: ‘Misuse’ Of $100 Million

Probers May Uncover Foreign Aid Corruption   . . IRANIAN CLAIMS MISUSE OF FUNDS

Good Morning   FOREIGN-ALD SCANDAL  Senate Probing  Corruption Count

Probers Checking On ‘Scandal’   Disclese Allegations Of Corruption In Foreign Aid

Gigantic Foreign Aid Seandal  Is Feared  Senate Group Is Checking Into Charges Bv Tvanian

IRANIAN CHARGES CORRUPTION IN lS. FOREIGN AlD   ‘One of Biggest Scandals in Our Histery—If True,’ McClellan Says   S100 MILLION MENTION   Senate Committee Giving Documents Prior Check

‘Ridiculous,’ Fribley Says— Seven Officials Ask State To Purchase Cars For Them

‘Expansion In Use Of Telephones Cited  Ohio Bell To Spend $300,000  For Improvements Here In ‘63

Negroes Are Barred In 4 Three Cities.  Two Admitted First.   Two Admitted First.  Time In Hunteville.

Wallace Bars Negro Pupils In 3 Cities   What's Inside   Special Session Date To Be Set

TROOPERS LET WHITE STUDENTS Ih   Governor Blocks U.S. Court-Ordered Integration At 3 Cities, Alert: Troops; 4 Negroes Enroll At Huntsville.

Alabama troopers block Negroes at 3 schools   But color barriers tumble at elementary level as Huntsville facility is inteqrated   Testimony begins in protest hearing   , Wallace ordered  not to interfere  'with Mobile mixing

Governor Defies U.S. Court Order   Emergency Meeting Called By Attorney General Kennedy

Wallace Alerts National Guard To Stand By   Negroes Turned Away At Schools In Three Cities

Negro Pupils Stopped By Alabama Troopers   But Race Barrier Falls at Huntsville

Wallace Orders Segregation Be Maintained  Alabama Police Bar Negroes From Schools

Wallace Maintains Blockade   But Two Negroes Attend Classes  At Wiintecrtil. Ale

inside. Today   Troopers Bar Negroes af. Schools in Three Cities.

Troopers Sent To 3 Schools   2 Negroes However Are Admitted  At Huntsville; First In State

Rings Schools In 3 Cities  TO Pe Oe 3 8   White Students Allowed To Pass   Bulletin

Two Pupils Admitted at Huntsville in Ist Grade To Break Color Barrier

Integration at Huntsville  Negroes barred from court ordered deseqrated schools

Wallace Troops Bar Entry At Schools   Negro Students Allowed To Enter At Huntsville

WUGTOESINEH ALEFUEG “agit  Wallace Continues School Segregation In Alabama

State Troopers . Bar Schools In Alabama Today   _ Negroes Not Granted Entry By Governor

Only Huntsville  Opens Integrated   MOTION FILED   COPITFS HANDED out

School Ban On Negroes In 3 Cities   But First Graders Are Admitted In Huntsville, Ala,

Gov. Wallace Orders State Police To Maintain Segregation in Birmingham, Mobile and Tuskegee But Makes No Mention of Huntsville

IN egroes Turned Away; National Guard Units Placed In Birmingham

Troopers Enforce Orders, Guard Alerted; Lets Huntsville Integrate—  Wallace Bars Negroes at Schools in Three Cities

Police Bar Integration In 3 Cities   Wallace Issues Orders Against Deserrezation

Blocked at Schools in Three Cities   Governor Alerts Guard; Color Barriers in Huntsville Fall

Racial Bans Remain Up In 3 Cities  Do ccnebeae ft.  *Llae   Huntsville Lifts Barriers; Guard Units on Alert

All-White  Classes Continued   Huntsville Defies Wallace’s Order

Wallace Police Bar Integration in Three Cities   Mobile, Tuskagee Birmingham Face Governor's Ban

Barriers Fall  In One School  Two First Grade Pupils A dmnitiad «ot Oe sie baw ti.

But Barrier Falls at Huntsville... Troopers Bar Negroes From Alabama Schools

Color Barriers Fall in Lower Grades {st Time  2 First Grade Pupils Enter at Hunteville

State Troopers Bar Negroes in 3 Bama Cities  But School Barrier  Falle at Hunteville

Wallace Lets Whites Only: Into Schools.   Color Barriers Fall First Time at Huntsville

ADMISSION ALLOWED AT HUNTSVILLE   Fiery Governor Tries New Moves In Early Hours

Wallace Orders Action  State Troops Bar Negroes   Maintains Segregation  In Schools

Orders Segregation Of Schools Continued In 3 Alabama Cities;  Robert Kennedy, Aides Confer

No Worldly Life Monastaries In Greece  To Mark 1, 000th Birthday

State Ranchers Given Tax Relie By Senate Bill   Items, Machinery Used In Farm Production Due Exemption From Tax

Whisked Back to Germany  Boastful Beauty Tells Of Frolics in Capitol:  Inside Story Requested

Lawmaker Links Her With Baker   ‘Inside Story” Of Deportation Sought by Gross

“Kiss-And-Tell” Beauty's Scandal Might Be Told   Baker Probe Is Underway

Republican Asks Faets On Beauty  Whisked Out Of U.S, — — t  arxf 4 2.

Gross wants German beauty’s Washington love frolics aired   Robhyv Baker

Washingten Scandal Demand Grows for Inside Story on German Beauty

inside Story Demanded on Serman Beauty  Congressman Wants Ta Know if National Security Invalved

German Beauty ‘Whisked Out of Country’  Republican Calls for ‘Inside Story of Amorous Frolics’

Unpublicized Deportation C Causes Stir  Inside Story Sought On German Party Girl

LINKED WITH BAKER PROBE  GOP Solon Asks Inside Story Of ‘Expelled’ Beauty

_@ Linked to Washington Probe Asks Report on German Beauty s Affairs in U.S.

Full Story Demanded In Congress   Administration Is Pressed For Fublie Airing

Lass: frolics stir request Rep. Brooks asks  inside story on German beauty

Inside Story. Is Demanded On ‘Beauty’   German Sent Home After Tales Arise Of Amorous Frelics

Probe Asked Into Frolies  Of Brunette   German Beauty Whisked Home From Washington

Gross Sees Possibility of Security Leak  Demands Probe Tied to Inquiry Of Baker Affair:

Deportation Incident — Is Stirring  Washington  ‘Case Involves. German Woniar And Some High  Palnieianc

Demands Full Story of German Beauty Said To Boast of Amorous Frolics in Washington

German Beauty Reportedly Bousted Of Her Amorous Frolics With Washington Figures

Rep. Gross Asks Inside Story on Her Deportation   Reportedly Boasted of Frolics in Washinaton

GOP Solon Asks If Any Security Break In Matter   DEMO SECRETARY   DIDN’T KNOW

Question Of Security In Ouster Raised   Gross Links Case Of German Beauty To Baker Probe

REMSEN MAN ‘BURNED’ — BY EXPLOSION OF AMMONIA FERTILIZER  Tearm Bah Tantinnner

REMSEN MAN ‘BURNED — BY EXPLOSION OF AMMONIA FERTILIZER Term Bob Tentinger  tn Fair Condition

Soviet Union Marks End Of Its First Decade Since Stalin Died In Kremlin

Foday Is 10th Anniversary Of Death  No Tributes For  Stalin In Russia

 Biseredited Dictator Given Only Silence, Abuse   Ruse: Mark. 10th Anniverséiry’ of Stalin Death

iCANCEL TOUR AT WHITE HOUSE PARTY  Jack’s Mother Was Asleep  In Abraham Lincoln Bed

Cardinals To Decide Policy With Election   Decision To Show Direction Catholic Church Will Take

Papal Innovation  Versus Tradition Leading Candidates Personify  Factions in Selection of Pope

Date And Place To Be Decided 'Simple Wedding Planned By Mary Lee, John Paul

Martin Schools May Be Closed  Monday Deadline Given Students ue To Bovcott

freighter Anchors At Brazil Port   Diplomatic Fight Looms Over Fate Of Nine Hifackers

BRAZIL WEICHS LAW ON FATE OF HIJACKERS   Ship Now In Custody, But Future Of The Rebels In Doubt   ISSUE MAY REACH TOP COURT LEVELS

Venezuela Asks Return ()f Pirates   Courts To Decide Fate; Plans Made To Reclaim Vessel

Ship Anchors At Brazilian Amazon Port   Diplomatic Fight Looms Over Fate of  Pro-Red Hijackers  RR. TUPrNnImiIMnerr A nec wp

Local Income Tax Bill Faces Vote In House   Revenue To Be Used To Finance Higher Education Development

For Higher Education  Local Income Tax Issue Set For House Vote Today

Ohio’s House Sets Tax Vote For Educatior   Would Allow Loca Voters To OK 1% Levy For Colleges

Gov. Dalton Still Believes Full Cent Sales Tax Increase Needed for State’s Program

Claim Russia Will Surpass U.S. in Industrial Output Before End of 20th Century

Few Consumer Items Russians Closing Industrial ‘Gap at Expense of Workers   By JOSEPH D. HUTNYAN United Press International

WIFE, 4 CHILDREN DROWNED IN 1961  Dix Man Killed: Only One Of Family Left

ADA Role Hit By Goldwater  ‘Racial Left’ Real Danger, Senator Says in Interview

Barry Won't Follow Plan To Split GOP   Charges Demos Try To Put Bad Light On Conservatives

That Regulate Business, Industry Pressure Bears Heavily  On Government Agencies

DO THEY STAND FAST? Government Agencies Under Pressure From Many Angles

Good Morning:   RESIGNATION STIRS DEBATE  Official Found Pressures ‘Cruel’

Hospital Aides’ Salaries Made Public   Budget Increases Less, But Tax In Big Leap

Soviets Give U.S. Oswald File   Evidence Indicates Oswald Was All Alone in Assassination of JFK

Details Sought In JFK Murder   Some Believe Death Was Part O1 Mass Conspiracy

‘Americans Are Asking These Questions on the Assassination   Did Oswald Alone Fire All 3 Shots?

Did Oswald Fire Three Rapid Shots?   Boy Goes Home Leaves Sisters

Clam Up On Assassination  Americans Grope Over Unanswered Queries

U.S. Wants Full Details Of Murder  Officers Contend QOcwald Wae Alan   Officers Contend Oswald Was Alone In Planning Death

U.S. Wants Full Details Of Murder   Officers Contend Oswald Was Alone In Planning Death

° . Trinity Canal Project Clear: Ky ‘ it) YUL UIC S  ina  ederal Asen Gey , : 7? a    LBJ Names Inquiry Pane!   BILES PROPOSEN   Two Big Questions About Shooting   Was Oswald Ordered Silenced? Could Just Qne Man lire Rifle Rapidly Enough?

Firing Speed Questioned Americans Still Inquiring About Assassination Details

Was There Conspiracy? Many Questions On Assassination Still Unanswered

JFK Slaying Probe May Take Year  Oswald Shirt Threads Found On Death Rifle

inquiry into Killing May Take Year   Long Task for Warren Unit Seen; Oswald Clues Disclosed

PotaMatn’MaMetataMehsPaas"ae a a a*oMatae "a "e"n"a"eMatn a a"  Washington "Report

LBJ Calls Meeting With Military Heads And Fiscal Experts   With Chancellor E ery  Johnson Injects Texas Hospitality in Meeting

At LBJ Rancn     President Johnson Calls For Budget Conferences With Military Leadership

Fiscal Experts Discuss 1965 Defense Costs   Johnson Returns To Domestic Work After Erhard Visit

Johnson Holds Budget Talks With Advisers   Military High Com. mand Spends Most of Day at Presi. dent’s Texas Ranch.

Pay Increases, Layoffs Are Key Issues PTC Strike Sends 1,000,000  Riders Scrambling In Phila.

THE HARRIS SURVEY  Voters put personalities ahead of records in GOP presidential race

Lights Go on Again—      Judging Candidates or Personality, Not Recorc   The Harris Survey

Bakery Drivers, Milk Drivers, Dairy & Ice Cream Local 873  ciicrer rT AA LAP

Bakery Drivers, Milk Drivers, Dairy & Ice Cream Local 873  NOMINATION NOTICES

Bakery Drivers, Milk Drivers, Dairy & Ice Cream Local 873 ELECTION NOTICE

Life’s End   MRS. CATHERINE MILLER -—FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN LOS ANGELES

Oswald's Widow Determined To Become Good American   By JAMES MANGAN

'To Protest Hiring Discrimination   Demonstrators  March on Capital

Race Tension Tide Rises; Capitol March ‘Sit-Iv? Planned  At Filibuster On Rights

Morning Meet Not Held; More Arrests Made   ON THE JNSIDE PAGES   Nation's Capital Worried Over Rising Tide Of Negro Militancy

Housing Bias Ban Promised  'Negro Group Scores Big Victory [During Washington Protest Marck  1

Clay Report Accepted, Says Bell   Foreign Aid Chief Expects To Tighten Up As Recommender

Letters to the Kennedys ae te A CTE YS  Congratulations—Stork Received

Weather Summary, Page 17   TINCOLN. TEMPERATURES   French Vienna Bread

LE MARS ‘HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1923 PLANS — 40TH ANNIVERSARY REUNION AUGUST 10

LE MARS’HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1923 PLANS = 40TH ANNIVERSARY PD CLINION AUGUST 10

New record in Middle West  New blast of cold wind drives mercury down to 50 below

Session Ends But Extra Term May be Called   Slight Reductions In Taxes but Road Measure Shelved

Business Profits Run High   Earnings of More Than 500 Corporations Up 15 Per Cent This Year

PENTAGON ACTION ‘ASKED  Officers’ Movie Roles as Drunkards Protested

Over 100 Monks Arrested Government Forces Fire Inte  Buddhist Pagoda in Viet Nam

U.S. Embass) Presses For More Details   Teacher Noted For Strong Anti-Red Views

MIAO VY UFimeA Tale University prorese sor, noted for his anti-Communist views, has been arrested by the Russians as a spy, the U. S. Embassy announced today.

Yale U Professor Nabbed by. Russians   Worried About Son's Health —

Arrived In Russia Last Month   Noted for His Critical Anti-Communist Views; Was on Tourist Visa

Was On Tour Of Soviet Union   Russia Arrests Yale Professor As A Spy

Reds Jail Yale Prof For Spying   American Embassy Pressing For Further Details

Soviets Inform U.S. of Seizure   Russia Criticized in Earlier Speech by Captured American

Accused Is Member of Yale Faculty  U. S. Embassy Not Informed of Wherabouts

Reds Report His Seizure DuringTour   No. Details Given To: U: S.- Officials In Espionage Case

Byry It Woz MERCURY WARMS —  HOLIDAY SHOULD BE PARTI Y CINIMY cho

Bow It Wuz  MERCURY WARMS — HOLIDAY SHOULD BE PARTLY CLOUDY. COOL

Evacuate Area In Truck Blaze   Multiple Deaths Hit State Safety Efforts

Family Of 7 Dies In Crash   Genoo Area Collision Fatal To Total Of 10

Ohio Safety Effort Dealt Major Blow   Multiple Fatality Crashes Boost Toll, One Pileup Kills 10

U.S. Engineers And Press Get Boot by Slavs   Tito and Khrush See New Plant

What's Inside   US. Engineers Barred From Plant During Khrushchev Visit

Within Hours After Hearing Scranton's Appeal—   House Passes $4 Million Boost In Funds For PIDA

House Votes ; 4 Million Hike  in Industry Aid  Senate Rewrites Education Bill; AdAuanean Deaiannt Th)

Romney Again Penies He Is 64. Candidate   Says. Goldwater, Rockefeller Top Candidates At Present 

 Sees Goldwater, Rocky In GOP Battle Romney Not Candidate For President In 1964.

Denies Encouraging His Own Candidacy Romney Satisfied to Leave 1964 Republican  ~ Nomination Fight to Rockefeller, Goldwater

14 New Jersey Prisoners In Massive Jail Break, 4 Are Taken Into Custody

HEARINGS OPEN MONDAY  Grand Jury Puts Bobby First On Witness List

Diem’s Brother Jailed bv Junta   Mme. Nhu’s Plans Are up To Viet Nam    Youthful Vietnamese Coup Instigator Tells of Events Leading to Overthrow

; J. Franklin (Home Run) Baker Dies  At His Eastern Shore Residence

Governor Vows Withholding Tax Campaign  Also Says Water Bond Sale To Be Delayed For Month

Sen. Ribicoff Scoffs At Pesticide List Denials   ' Officials Accused Of ‘Bureaucratic Blight’ In Blocking Vital Information

BY SENATOR RIBICOFF Pesticide ‘Secret-Keeping’ Denial Is Called ‘Fantastic’

BY SEN. RIBICOFF  Agriculture Dept. Denial Of Pesticide Action Denounced

No ‘War Chest’  ; School Boards, Teachers, Said Getting Along Well

On Kansas’s 102nd Birthday .... Plea for Republican Unity, Politics Highlight Activities

3 Men Run From Store;  One is Shot  Burglars Surprised; One Caughi,

REPORTER LIVES WITH REBELS  Kurds Want Support from West   Rv ALEX EEFTY

Reds May Give Them Aid  Rebellious Kurds Look East   By ALEX EETY

Maconaquah at Eastern (Howard County) Southwestern (Tippecanoe county) at Delphi Rochester at Peru North Miami at Western (Howard county)   Youth Charged In Birmingham Crocery Blaze

Revised Boosts  Are OK'd   Big Factor  Settled   KEJECTED RY BRT

Test Ban Pact Ratified by ‘Bie Three’ Powers Documents Are  Traded by U.S., Britain, Russia

(Cotton Candy and Pr tivacy  ‘Kennedys, Minus One,  Visit Amusement Park

You’ re Next!® Oh, No!" Jackie Takes Kennedy Kids To the Park, Avoids Scales

aE SULUILUES « « ©  Birth Control Program Starts for Welfare Womer

Relief Birth Control  Move Stirs Furore   No Central Direction In Fourth Branch

Foreign Aid Bill Passed By Congress  Appropriations Committee Sets Review Session   DEBATE MONDAY

Foreign Aid Bill Approved   House Committee Urges Financing Be Held To $3 Billion

Johnson Is Sent Aid Fund Bill  eg Ne ee Speman   House Group Urge: Spending Be Held To $3 Billion

$3.6-Billion Aid Bill Authorized   BUT HOUSE UNIT WANTS TO SLASH FINANCING

sath: Dee eMTNQHONNRNREtET eT SHADRY Ts PHYTO aR: Srat: Rent CERETAHRN CS a ea eee Ree  Congress Allows $3.6 Billion For Foreign Aid

Pope’s Name Will Live Forever At Tiny Town In Northern Italy   Ry REANET AF ROT TON   Students Demonstrate In Protest Of Rule Change

He Never Forgot His Humble Origins- .  From Tenant Farm To Vatican

Pope Son Of Tenant Farmer; Walked 12 Miles To School During Boyhood In N. Italy   Rv RENNET M RBROLTON

Pope’s Name Will Live Forever At Tiny Town In Northern Italy   Students Demonstrate In Protest Of Rule Change

Inside Today   Cardinals Start Steps — To Select New Pontiff   Walked to School Daily . Italian Tenant Farmer's Son Rose fo Become Head af Church

lt Had to Happen Sometime  ‘Prophesy..."This Child Will Become a Priest’

FROM FARMER’ $ BOY TO POPE  His Name Is Part Of History      Ry BENNET M. BOLTON

GOV. LAWRENCE SUMS UP HIS YEARS:  ‘Democratic Party Not Repudiated   Re PRED WALTERS

Current Politics: Views By Governor Lawrence No. — : Lawrence Says Dilworth Campaign Not Party, Caused Election Defeat

Sunday Sales Measure Okayer [P Cariate Tad  “Sdme: Senators: . Don’t Like It . But Vote ‘Yas! -

Wallendas Grieve Over Star's Death   Aerial Troupe To Continue Act Despite Second Tragedy: ‘It Ils Our Living,’ Said

UN Studies Segregation In. S. Attica   Council Considers Norway Resolution Denouncina Policy

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   ‘Coprighted 1963, A) National Council of Churches Religious leutures)

Other Farm Programs  Affected  Legislativ re   Legislative Prospects Now Uneertain

Partisan Politics Factor  Wheat Program Prospects Surrounded by Confusion

New ’64 Wheat Law in Doubt    Bills Put Wheat in Feed Grain Plan

See RESIDENTS, Page 2   Kansas Investigator Warns  About Shady Siding Sellers

Babcock Promises Consideration of Demands For Equalization Board Chairman's Ouster

Police probe death of mystery woman   John Bensley leaves  police department here

$134 Million in Water Projects Are Scheduled   Sooner-Arkansas Programs Backed

TT we "  DT I I I I I i I i i i i ie a   Appropriations Proposed :  State Budget Hearings Continue

Certificates in Swiss Bank Now?  $7.5 Million Vanished From Bank in March

Bonds Disappeared Last March  Missing $7.5 Million In Swiss Bank?

San Francisco Examiner reports  Missing certificates may bein Swiss bank

Gotham’s Nine Major Papers Printed Again   Hope Is Expressed Some Way Found to Avoid Future Tieups

Metropolis  Again Has  Newspapers Method Sought  For Avoiding More Strikes

LEGISLATU OPENS; SOLID GOP FRONT   Kerner Faces Two Hostile  Houses, First Time For  Any Governor Since  Stevenson in 1951.

Witness Tell Probers About Plot   Former President Of Cuba Senate Called to Testify

Integration Appeal Made By President   Executives Generally Endorse Plea

Traffic Violator Signed Up   JFK Urges Executives to Blaze  Desegresation Trail in South

Businessmen. Debate Future’ After Sudden Loss Of Chief Executive

Miss Universe competition opens  ” 43 beauties seek U.S.A. title

New Syncom Info Space This Spring   Plan Communication Satellite To Be In Stationary Orbit

WAS MAYOR OF HOLLIDAYS COVE  J. Ross Hindman fil Dies of Heart Attack —

Alleged Discrimination In Trades Unions to Be Discussed by AFL-CIO

Despite area droughts  Crop productions soar toward record volume

Millions Start Records For  New Tax Rule   Htemized Expense Figures Required By Regulations

New Taxation Regulations Are Outlined   Expense Account Living Ended By Congress, Tax Aides

New Taxation Regulations Are Outlined  Expense Account Living Ended By

16-year-old  girl missing  since ‘march Did not return to Michigan home

U.S. Captain Slain by Reds   Eight Vietnamese Soldiers Also Die as Guerrillas Ambush Truck

For Special Session... o Legislators Go Home, But They Will Returr   To Get European Alliance ... .  JFIK Must Follow Oratory With Practical Program

Legislative Democrats Hold Special Hearing On Board of Education

MRS. LAVERN FEUSNER  WINS BEEF QUARTER AT RANDALL'S SIIPEP VAI Ii

MRS. LAVERN FEUSNER  j WINS BEEF QUARTER AT /-RANDALL’S SUPER VALU

MRS. LAVERN FEUSNER  WINS BEEF QUARTER AT DPDANKA!I! ‘eC ClipEep VAI)!

Big Cut Would Show “We Are No Longer Going to Be Suckers’   Move Closer To Deadline

‘Quakes Kill 80 In Libya   Air Force Says At Least 500 Persons Injured

Report 250 Are Killed In Earthquake In Libya; U.S., British Rush Aic

GOP MAY HOLD CONVENTION IN SAN FRANCISCO   FINAL DECISION NOT SCHEDULED UNTIL JUNE 21

Despite Some Protest San Francisco Is Selected For 1964 GOP Convention

GOP Moves Toward S.F. Convention   Top Source Says Decision Will Be Announced in June

Political Celebrities Get Ribbing   ‘Somebody Shoved Me’ Adlai Theme In Club Spoof

Pres. Johnson’s Churchgoing Habits Exemplifies The ‘Mobility’ Which Is Characteristic Of Protestantism

3 Striking: agers Diem Feud  Ln 19°03 Bice         : vitari “Workers Helit:

19 Independent Loggers Arrested After Opening Fire on Lumber Workers.

Rousing ‘Howdy For Cooper on Oklahoma Visit   50,000 Watch Shawnee Parade

Urban League Seeks Jobs for Negroes  . Acocks Deactsont in Taneck   Asks President to Launch New Public Works Pregram

Negro Jobs Asked   Johnson Urged To Help; New President in Budaet Study

ublic Works Program To Ease Negro Unemployment  ‘CRASH EFFORT’ BY LBJ. URGED      Congress   Action Seen To Protect Jackie

Negro Jobless Rate at 15%, Johnson Told   President Urged to Undertake ‘Crash Effort? to Ease Unemployment.

‘Crash Effort’ In Public Works Urged By Negro   LOQUAL OPPORTUNITY

Plan To Ease Negro Job Issue Urged  LBJ Meets Urban League Official; To See Aides

Negroes Ask ‘Crash Effort’ For Jobless   President Johnson Gets Appeal For Immediate Public Program

Proposes public works program Negro asks Johnson for ‘crash effort’

Urban League official:  Urges Johnson to ease Negro unemployment

Also Budget Session Johnson Confers  With Leader On Unemployment

pu bli ic Works Program To Ease Negro Unemployment  CRASH EFFORT’ BY L.B.J. URGED

‘Police Tests Show Assassin Could ‘Have Fired Shots In 3.5 Seconds

Congress To Be Handed Rail Disp te Soon Barring Unexpected Ag oe ee

Congress To Face Rail Decision * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Work Rules Problem Involves Tobs Of 65.000 Mon

ng         Cubans Rash  : Er For feit Homes, ‘Possessions j to: Fulfill Castro’s Demands.

Freedom just hours away  Bay of Pigs   Bay of Pigs relatives ready to leave Cuba

Formalities Delay Sailing Of Ransom Shit   Cubans Must Forfeit Alf

House Prepares to Cut Rep. Adam Clayton Powell’s Budget More Than 40 Per Cent

Rejects State Plea to Block Federal Move   3-Mile Line Still Under Contention by Justice Dept.

U.S. Wins Submerged Land Ruling   Aim Is To Set Boundary Along California Coast

LED BY EX-COLONEL  Turkish Rebels Attempt To  Seize Power, Are Crushed

REBELS CRUSHED INISTANBUL BY LOVALIST TROOPS      Situation in Capital !s Uns certain; Reports Tell of Shooting   APPEAL FOR CALM   Plotters Led by a OncePardoned Revolutionary Ex-Colonel

Willis Labels Cuba Visitors As Red Dupes   Committee Ends Hear. ing After Police Eject Shouting Youths From Room.

Wild Melee at Hearings     Labels Beatnik Demonstrator: As Dupes of Communists

Congressman Says Reds Engineered Disturbances At Committee’s Hearings

Beatnik Demonstrators at U.S. House Hearing Called Dupes of Communists

Hearing Ends Amid Shouts Of ‘Nazis   Willis Charges Communists Inspired Protests

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   New Cold Front Will Bring Snow to State

_ Rundown On Legislation NC Revenue Shows Gain  But Budget Eats It Up .

Today's Indey   More Spending, Too’ NC Revenue Estimates  Have Been Increased -

Soviet attache expelled from U.S. on spy charge   IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Macmillan faces new scandal

Solid Red Bloc Stand Against Peiping Likely   Top Communist Leaders Meeting With Khrushchev

European Red Chiefs Gather In East Berlin   Khrush Wants Solid Soviet Bloc

S. Viet Nam Vacuum of Power Seen  Bsarwarta  12 Be   Observers Think Situation Could Lead to Upheaval

Generals May Fall to Wrangling No Guarantee of Viet Government Harmony

Saigon Recime Not Safe From New Unheaval   Lot of Time for Political Shifts

Power Vacuum Created  Diem Ouster Could Bring More Viet Nam Upheaval

(rs a  roneymoon fo End operon ert Viet Nam's Military Junta Carries Heavy Load

Power Vacuum Exists Affer Viet Nam Coup   Officials Wait To Determine Next Sten

Vietnamese ‘Power Vacuum  Could Lead To Instability   AP News Analysis

hue DV :. /ommittee  Coup Leaves Viel Nam  Open To More Upheaval

Demise of Diem’s Regime Can Lead To Unstable Power Vacuum in Asia

PASSING OF DIEM GOVERNMENT TO CREATE PROBLEM   LITTLE GUARANTEE OF HARMONY WITH COMMITTEE RULE

"Bye “Bye Birds, Ground Hogs Officials To Discuss How To Get Rid Of Farmers’ Pest:

Four Sisters Die Under Ice   Oldest In Family, Age 11, Is Rescued

A Sisters Drown Under Lake ice  3 Young Boys Plunge Through Ice, Drown

Col. Blimps Will Turn in Graves-\Queen' s Elite. Guards Go on Strike

45 hurt in school fire (See story on page 2)   lews ina nutshell  FROM our WARE SERVICES”                Elite quards “fed up”

FIRE FIGHTERS, POLICE LAUNCH PAY BOOST TRY   ae et EF sree  PIERCE FILES BILL TO RAISE MINIMUM MONTHLY SALARY

Bunche Arrives  in Leopoldville  UN. Othe al Gives Go: Ahead  free Bees hoon

Gendarmerie Of Katanga Starts March  Minister Musters Shattered Forces To Attack Capital

Rebels Claim U.N. Halted As Tshombe Aide Leads Column on Elisabethville

‘Something Wrong With Party?      Jennings Calls Va. Poll Tax — ‘Watered Down’ Right To Vote

Fire Bomb Duo Seized  ‘Ne ‘gros Solon Visitor In Home Set Ablaze

Mississippi Men ‘Having Fun’ Pair Hurls Fire Bomb at Negro Congressman   Alabama Police Jail Martin Luther King  Story, Page 3

Young Men ‘Having Fun, Admit Bomb  Molotov Cocktails Hit House Where Congressman Guest

ASKS COUrrT for hl Negro teacher says rights work prompted her release

New Junta Head Promises June Election Peru Appears Unemotional About Bloodless Takeover.

Peru Is Calm In New Shakeup  Bloodless Coup Brings Change in Commanders

CODOY OUSTER WONT AFFECT PERU ELECTION   Claim Godoy Sought To Be Dictator

Anti-Red boss is  ex- Yank   Six million citizens take change calmly

Shakeup In Leadership Won't Delay   Lindley Takes Over As Top Junta Leader

Junta Vows Peru Election Will Be Held  \ eee, Green: Seta 5 ite Wine   New Leader Claims Removal Of Godoy Won't Delay Ballot

Peruvian Elections Still Slated   Bloodless Ouster Of Godoy Won't Affect Balloting

Peru Appears  Undisturbed By Bloodless Coup   Gen. Lindley New Chief; Ouster Not To Affect June Elections

Peru Apparently Undisturhed Over Weekend Shake th  ‘Ouster Of Godoy Not

Godoy Out; Lopez Now Junta Chief   New Military Boss To Serve Until Civil Election Set June 9

Removal of Gen. Godoy Announced   New Military Junta Leader Says Nation's Elections Not Delayed

Junta In Peru Has New Chief   Free Elections Are Promised Following Bloodless Ouster

Bloodless Coup Staged In Peru  Ouster Of Godoy Will Not Affect  Elections In June

Won't Affect Elections —  Peru’s New Junta Chief Explains Godoy Ouster

“Black Moses” Kine Entieces Southern  Nesro To Do Battle, Without Violence

King Calls 3  Mestinas In  Birminéham Demonstrations  Result in Jail For 1000 in Two Days

ne Fe US  Additional Racial Demonstra tions Planned Again Today In Alabama

Birmingham Facing More Bias Protests   ‘Double D-Day’ Declared In Drive to Crack Major Segregation Barriers,

[Plan More Marches, 1,000 Arrested  ‘Alabama Negroes Step Up Protests

Urge Negroes to Make This “Double D-Day” in Ala.   Memento Packet for Each Family of Thresher Victims

Jail 1,000 Negroes In Two Days   Police Used Fire Hoses, Dogs Friday; Report 10 Negroes Were Bitten

 JrK. che Man And ine Myth  Kennedy Steamrollers Democratic Convention

JF I<: The Man and the Myth  Kennedy Steamrollers Democratic Convention

POLYUNSATURATED WORLD  ‘Fat, Dumb And Happy’ Man Draws Glenn’s Fire

‘Commandos Gain  Status With NAACP   ‘Sanctions’ Most Used - And Abused - Word At NEA Mee!

 Two Women Gain Freedom  Attorney Hopes to Gain in Release of 122 Americans Held In Cuban Jails ©

Donovan Says He Hones To Gain Release Of 33 More Cuban Invasion Prisoners

2 Fly Home; 20 More Due By 6 Weeks  Donovan Says Release Tied to Ransom Speed

Donovan Hopes To Gain Release Of 33 Americans   New 1o0rkK ATLOFHC) Gains Freedom fot Two U.S. Women Held by Cubans.

20) Others Expected Home Soon   Donovan Also Hopes For Early Release Of Nine Skin Divers

U.S., Russ Start Talks on Hot Line   Teletype Circuit Between Kremlin, Capital Studied

Late News Off the AP Wire   MEDICAL BILL PASSES...   PROGRESS IN VIET NAM-~

U.S., Russia Open Direct Talks Today on ‘Hot Line’ To Prevent Accidental War

 Between U.S., Russia \Negotiations Opened \On ‘Hot Line’ Circuit

President Confers  With Byrd   Johnson Uses Every Opportunity to Build Support for Tax Cut

Johnson, Byrd Talk On Tax Cut   : Employment Need Stressed By President

DISCUSSION AT LUNCH IN WHITE HOUSE   President Prods For Action On $11 Billion Tax Slash Bill Before Byrd's Senate Committee.

Senator’s Group Lags  On Measure   President Using Every Chance to Build Up Support

QUICK ACTION ON MEASURE SOUGHT   Virginia Senator Invited To White House Lunch  AArTAlRrAIT   Sets Goal Of 75 Million Jobs; Requests Labor, Industry Backing

To Get Stalled Legislation Enacted . . .  President Asks Labor, Industry for Support

Labor and Business Leaders’ Help Asked   President Invites Sen. Byrd, Senate Finance Committee Head, To Lunch in Effort to Get Okay

Johnson Invites Byrd To White House For Luneh  Another Step In   Another Step In Plan To Get Tax Cut Bill Passed

$11 Billion : Tax Cut Aim of President   Tolineson Socks Sen. Byrd   Johnson Seeks Sen. Byrd Aid to Speed Reduction

Johnson Asks Byrd  To Luncheon Maneuver Seen As Prod for Tax Cut Bill

SUPPORT SOUGHT  Johnson Woos Labor, Industry   President, Sen. Byrd Confer On Tax Cut Bill

7 7 ra % ~ a m ma caf ~~”  FOR LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM  Labor Backing Sought

Byrd Asked To Lunch  By Johnson   Another Maneuver Aimed At Getting Tax Cut Approval

White House: ER  Johnson Is Pressing for  Tax Cut Bill  ~ He Asks Labor, Business Leaders  To Support Bill

LBJ Seeks Labor, Industry Aid  Wante Sumnart Of Leoidation Stalled In Caonorese

Johnson Seeking Backing to Get Program Voted  Business and Labor

Pres. Johnson Woos Byrd As Senate Finance Chairman Keens Tax Cut Bottled In Committee

President Invites Senate Finance Committee Chairman to Lunch At White House

President Asks Aid In Getting Measures OK'd  Johnson — resses CID  warbhrsrbsiwsa   Johnson Addresses AFL-CIO Exectutive Committee Group

To Back Drive For Legislation  Johnson Asks Help Of Labor, Business

PICKETING ATTEMPT FOILED —  dd Cambridge. Negroes Jailed by Guardsmen’

Guard Frees Negroes Who Defied Ban   Protest Called Off As Troops Prepare To Move In On Mob

Guardsmen Arrest 14 Nearoes   Cambridge, Md. No! Only Place Where Race Troubles Flare

MARCHERS END PROTEST WHEN 14 ARE FREED   Mrs. Richardson With Those Rounded Up By Guardsmen   GROUP HAD REFUSED TO STOP PICKETING

National Rights Parley Slated —   NAACP Says Kennedy Program Inadequate

Will Meet in Capital  “NAACP To Hold Parley ‘On Civil Rights Aug. 6-8

Stitfer Rights Bill Is Urged By NAACP  Civil Legislative Convention Called

Annual State Farm Management Tour On July 17, 18 Will Make Four Stops

TELLER INVITED TO CONFERENCE ‘Governors Stumble Onto Nuclear Treaty Battle

KERNER FACES SALARY RAISES SECOND TIME  RENIIECT WIKE IN   REQUEST HIKE IN PAY DESPITE BIG MONEY PROBLEMS

A Look at What 1964 May Bring   Continued, Decline of Cold War Tensions Is Anticipated

 China’s Conttict With Russia May Heighten  Soviet-West Tension Expected To Ease In 64   NEWS ANALYSIS

BUT WATCH SINO-SOVIETF CONFLICT  East, West Tensions  ~ Expected To Ease In ‘64

R.I. Road Toll Percentage Lowest; Factors W orking In Its Favor Cited

BOSS RE ALLY dy WRIGHT  ‘Workers to Get Yule  Cruise, Extra Wages

Soils-Crop Conference Speakers   Charlies Socamano and Roy Kueny To Be Guest Speakers —Detailed Program Next Week

Goal: Policing Test Ban Treaty Two Satellites Launched On Secrecy-Cloaked Trip

Satellites To Police Test Paet   Sentry Vehicles Into Orbit On Secret Mission

2 Satellites Launched In Secrecy  Saturday Earlies To Know If First   Saturday Earliest To Know If First Phase Successful

2 Launched For High Orbits To Detect Space Explosions   HUGE ORBITS

Two Sentry Satellites Sent On Secret Mission   Aimed At Perfecting Foolproof Mean: Of Policine Limited Nuclear Test Ban

Two Sentry. Satellites On Secret Mission   May Detect Nuclear Blasts

Detection of Nuclear Blasts in Space Is Goal  Sentinel Satellites Take Posts 57,000 Miles Out

Way to police A-test ban sought U.S. launches two sentry satellites

Two ‘Nuclear Watch Satellites Launched   U.N. Debate on Red China  Is Embarrassing to Russia

'U.S. Launches 2 Satellites to Test Ways of Policing Test Ban Treaty

SATELLITES NOW ORBI   Mission Is To Chart Outer Space Radiation For Maps To Police  t Nuclear Explosions.

Detectives Far Over Earth  Two Satellites Aimed at Finding ‘Way to Police Test Ban in Space

Reporters Barred From Canaveral Firing —  Sentry Satellites To Guard Against Secret Nuclear Shots

Mission Cloaked In Secrecy  Two Seniry Satellites Orbit To Police Nuclear Test Ban

Two Sentry Satellites Racing On   Launched Secretly To Detect Explosions In Outer Space

Two Satellites Sent Aloft On Spying Mission Foolproof Means  Of Policing Test — Ban Treaty Sough

Two U.S. Sentry Satellites To Check Possible Outer Space Nuelear Blasts

Sentry Satellites Race Through Space Guarding Against Nuclear Attack

2 Sentry Satellites Launched to Study Means Of Policing Nuclear Test Ban in Outer Space

SECRECY-CLOAKED MISSION  Satellites Seek Method Of Policing Test Treaty

Racing Through Space. OnSecret Mission Aimed At Policing Of Test Ban Treaty

TWO SENTRY SATELLITES NOW ORBIT   Mission Is To Chart Outer Space Radiation For Maps To Police  ‘ Nuclear Explosions.

Satellites Race Through: Snace on Secret Mission +   Seeking Way To Check on  Explosions

Sentry Satellites Are Fired By U.S. To Keep Watch On Nuclear Tests

‘2 Satellites On Space Assignment  Seek Foolproof Way To Police   NO REASON GIVEN

For Future Test Ban Pact Check U.S. Sends Up 2 Sentry Satellites ToSpotRadiation

2 in Space For Data On Testing  May Know on 19th If Method Is Good

Satellites To Police Test Ban   Two Aloft, Third ‘Hitchhiker’ Check: Space Radiation

Sentry Satellites Soar in Test For Foolproof Checkup On Nuclear Blasts:

U.S. Satellites In Complex Pattern  Space Police   Job: Nuclear Explosion Detection

U.S. Launches 2 Satellites On A Hush-Hush Missio  May Pave Road For Policing Test Ban Pact In Outer Space

Designed To Police A-Test Ban Treaty   Say Devices To Detect Nuclear Explosions Far In Outer Space

Christmas Message To World Pope Paul Renews Plea  For Peace Among Men

‘Brutality’ by Police Charged  CORE Directors Call Officers A ‘ivnch Mob’

Law Officers in Mob, Is Charge  Chased Negroes Into Churches, Is Charge

TELEVISION CAMERAMAN !S ATTACKED  Thousands Get Relief Food in Chicaac

Vacation Pay To Be Given Wednesday  Special Payroll   Special Payroll Of Weirton Steel Totals $5,917,836

Authorities Are ‘Pretty Sure’  Link Diary, Grocer In Death Of Crusading Postman

‘Moisture ‘In Clovis   Man Charged n Postman’s Slaying Released On Bond

Upw ards of 40.000 Protestants Will Be on Line  Key Role Set for Church in CR March

THREE MAJOR FAITHS REPRESENTED Religious Groups in Capitol Rights March

Church Takes Large Role in Rights March  Protestant, Catholic. Jewish Leaders Are Due To Join Parade

‘Clergymen to Meet Kennedy Religious Groups Have  Active Roles in March

To HOME, SCHOOL ASSN eek TQ MAEET WEDNESDAY   Bible Study Groups To Meet This Coming Week

Soybeans Show Increase Over Last Year  Corn and Wheat Estimates Up

Corn Crop Estimate is 77,080,000 More Bushels Than August Forecast; Wheat ‘Crop Estimate Off

Inside The Times   Ihio House Bills  Views Vary On Jobless Pay Qualifications

Ohio Assembly Set To Study Unemployment   Divergent Views Aire _ In New Bills Placed   Before Legislators

Ohio Assembly Set To Study Unemployment  ec In New Bills Placed Before Leaislators

Ohio Senate To Begin Work On 600 Bills   Passed Only Two Routine Proposals In First 8 Weeks

600 Bills Await Action In Ohio General Assembly   CLEVELAND PRESS CLUB BROOKS PIERRE SALINGER

Ohio Senate Ready To Take Up First Bills   600 Measures Face Legislators In General Assembly

JEFFERSON CO. FAVORS SCRANTON: Goldwater Favored In  Clearfield, Elk Areas

Left area without filling their quota  Japan's halibut fleet mostly out of Bering

Fireworks Plant Blows Up, Sprays Town   jared and there were reports that another was killed.

BLAST SEEMED LIKE ‘ATOMIC BOMB  Aa RAR LAREN PEO COELIAC NLA eR ACC NENA CONN NCAT tt te  Fireworks Factory Blows

A-Ban Pact Gets Senate Vote Tuesday   Kennedy Says OK ‘Crucial’ for U.S. Peace with Russia

Pieces Strewn Over Wide Area Of Everglades; Wiiness Tells Of Air Blast

Explosion In Air Reported By Witness   Most Bodies Found Intact; FBI Agents In The Everglades

Examiners Cheek On Jet Crash   CAB, FBI Agents Try Putting Together Pieees In Puzale

Probers Study Death’s Jigsaw   Reports Of Air Blast May Be Clues In Plane Crash

Crash Investigators Puzzled By Wreck   Some Evidence Indicates Explosion While In Flight; Debris Strewn Over Wide Area

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U.S. Troops fo GoonManeuvers In Thailand   Move Planned for   Move Planned for Months. ts Report

Vietnamese Reds Launch Attacks  Five Military Posts Hit in Offensive

Viet Guerrillas Overrun Three Military Posts   Federal Soldiers Routed in Attack In Far South Area

Agri-Business Caravan  Farm Modernization In Britain  Hampered By Complicated Law:

Agri-Business Caravan Cooperatives Play Major Role In Advancing Danish Farming

: Agri-Business Caravan ‘British Concerned Over Decline  ‘In U. S. Flue-Cured Leaf Quality

Harriman Flies to Moscow for Talks On Laes Fighting   Sees No Reason to Belleve Khrushchey Won't Honor Daas

Khrushchev Gets President's Plea For Truce Efforts  Harriman Flies To Red Capital With Message

Harriman Arrives For Moscow Visit  Carries Kennedy Message Seeking Laotian Neutrality

Harriman Carries Laos Plea to Khrushchev   Hopes to Reach Agreement to Save Neutrality

U..S. Diplomatic Troubleshooter Says Communist Accusation That U, S, Is Responsible For Flareup Is 'Most Insulting’

Horriman Flies To Mescow To Di Laotian Crisis \  ASCUSS With Kremlin Leaders

Undersecretary Of Siate ‘hopeful’ For Audience, Aareement With ‘Nikita’

Harriman Flies To Moscow On Orders By JFK Will Make Appeal  To Khrushchev To End Fight In Laos

JFK LETTER TO EXPLAIN U.S. STAND   Cease-Fire In Laos Is Holding At Present Time

Conference Slated With  Khrushchev   Emissary Has Note From Kennedy: Call For Neutrality Made

Harriman Takes Plea  To Moscow   Will Appeal to Khrushchev To Restore Peace in Laos; Troops Sent to Thailand   CHIEF NEGOTIATOR

lakes Kennedy Peace Appeal To Khrushchev   Undersecretary Sees “No Reason’ for Soviets Not to Honor Aorcvement.

Envoy: Takes Laos Appeal To Moscow   JFK Wants Khrushchev To  Honor Geneva Pac:

U.S. Diplomat Reaches Russia Carrying Appeal   Khrushchev To Be Reminded Of Pledge To JFK

Diplomat Carries Note To Russian Premier   Harriman Expects to See Khrushchev To Deliver Message from Kennedy; Confident Understanding Possible

Harriman Flies Into Moscow  Seeks Khrushchev Aid in Keeping Laos Peace

Harriman Arrives In Moscow Seeking Khrush’s Support In A Peaceful Laos

Harriman Takes M  From President to Mr. K Soviet Premier to Be Reminded. of Pact   Gaarantacina ECutura Mantestu alt leac

Harriman In Moscow For Laos Talks .   Emergency London Sessions Precede ‘Flight to Russia

Asks Khrush To Support  Laos Peace   Special Envoy Carries Message From President

Harriman Leaves To  Deliver U.S. Message   Wants Soviets To Calm Laos

Hopes to Settle Laos Crisis . ..  Harriman on Urgent ‘Save the Peace’ Mission in Moscow

U.S. Envoy Visits Red in Peace Bid   Laos Issue Asian Status Threatened

With Message from President  Harriman Flies to Moscow  To Appeal for Laos Peace

Harriman delivers note to Khrush   Try to restore peace, keep Asiar kingdom neutral

Moscow Mission For Laos   Harriman Arrives Today To Talk  With Khrushchev On Keeping Peace

Harriman In Moscow  With Note To Krush   Krush Rebuffs Bid For Test Ban Talks   Coexistence Is Menaced In Laos Crisis, Says Kennedy

Envoy Says ‘Hopeful’ of Laos Peace Believes Nikita  Will Carry Out Pact

Harriman In Russia  On Laos   U.S. To Seek Nikita Support To Bring Asian Crisis To End

To Probe Red Aims On Laos   U. S. Envoy Has Message From President

JEK Sends Message To  Soviet Boss   Underseerctary Hopes To Restore Peace In Laos; Arrives Tonight

Khrushchev To Get Laos  Peace Plea   Diplomat Carries Short Message from President Kennedy

ASKS SOVIET SUPPORT FOR LAOS PEACE   Undersecretary Of State Carries Kennedy Letter To Khrushchev; Reminds Russians Of Neutrality Pact.

Bears message from JFK Will enlist his support for peacekeeping in Laos

TERMED ‘ACCIDENTAL SUICIDE’  New Tale Of Viet Nam Death      Mrs. Nhu Plans Home In U. S.

Vietnamese Rebels Give New Report   Say Both Killed While Trying To Get Guard’s Gan

JUNTA LEADERS CLAIM: —  . Ngo brothers’ deaths ‘accidental suicide’

“Suicide” Story Reiterated By 5. Vietnamese   Diem, Nhu Claimed Slain in Struggle For Guard's Pistol

Diem, Nhu killed in figh for firearm  We 2 CSS Se ee oe   No request for extradition of Madam Nhu

In Deaths Of Diem, Brother Nhu—  “Accidental Suicide" Claimed In Vietnam

Idaho Traffic Deaths   Ngo Dinh Deaths Saic ‘Accidental Suicides’

Diem and Nhu: ia  Vietnamese Alter Story On Suicide  Accidental Deaths Resulted From a Struggle for Gun

 Killed in Struggle ‘Accidental Suicide’ New Explanation for Deaths

Story Changed on Diem, Nhu Deaths   Saigon Government Talks Of ‘Accidental Suicide’

Ngo Brothers Said Killed In Struggie   Mrs. Nhu Planning To Set Up  Home In Los Angeles Area -

Viet Nam Tells of ‘Accidental Suicide   In Struggle For Pistol -

Now Claimed An Accident  Rulers Say Diem, Nhu Killed During Strueole

Russians Back Down In New Confrontation   U.S. Turns Over Kin Of Ngo Dinh Family   Considered ‘Accidental Suicides’

Viet Nam Generals Say Diem Brothers Accidentally Killed   Bhot While Trying To Take Gun from Peatactaa Otfiear.

Death Of President Diem And His Brother Called An “Accidental Suicide’

Dit tty Bag’ Packed  Cooper Expected to Rocket Into ‘Space Tuesday for 22 Orbits

Has ‘Ditty Bag' Packed  ‘Cooper Slated To Blast Off In ‘Faith 7’ Next Tuesday

22 Orbits Scheduled Cooner Gets Ready 4 3 9 bd 4 For Tuesday’s Ride

COOPER READY FOR 22 ORBITS   HISTORY-MAKING FLIGHT SET FOR NEXT TUESDAY

Scheduled For Tuesday  Cooper Has Bag Packed For 22  Orbits Of Earth

Cooper Ready For Space F fight  x * * * * * * *  F aith 7 Sch eduled r, or 29. Orbit = ission Next Paces

Astronaut Cooper Set To Take Off Tuesday on 22- Orbit Space Flight

   22-Orbit Space Flight Set Tuesday Astronaut Cooper Packs Ditty Bag

Cooper Ready for 22-Orbit. Space Flight .  Blastoff Set == for Tuesday, to Land b Next Day.

22 Orbit Flight Scheduled— Cooper's Bag Packed, Ready For Space Shot

Cooper's Orbit Set Next Week  Everything Packed That Is Necessary

LACK OF FLIGHTS   WEATHER   Cooper All Set For Next Orbit   34-Hour Trip, U.S. Longest, Scheduled To Begin Next Tuesday At Cape Canaveral

Due To Blast Off Tu eaday mo  Cooper Is All Packed d Up For 22 Orbits Of Earth

Schedule Takeoff Tuesday For 22 Circuits Of Earth      American Astronaut Will Be In Space More Than 34 Hours And Travel 600,000 Miles; Trek To Cover Parts Of Five Continents

Next Space Trip Set For Tuesday  Astronaut Cooper Packed For Tour  “Round The World

— FLIGHT SET TUESDAY — ..  Astronaut Packs Ditty Bag For Most Extensive Tour

for orbital trip   ‘Faith 7’ readied for Tuesday's space journey

Cooper Packs For Extensive Space Journey  Tuesday Is Date For Blast Off On 34-Hour Trip

 More [han a Million Expected  BIGGEST State Fair Opens Gates Saturday

West May Reduce A-Cheeks   Further Concessions Hinge On Soviet Acts On Atom Safeguards

‘Né Maginot Line in Space’  Scientist Hits Critics Who Call For Emphasis on Space Weapon:

SPACE ARMS DEVELOPMENT  Scientist Challenges Critics   By HOWARD BENEDICT AP Aerospace Writer

-SCIENTIST ‘DEF ENDS PROGRAMM ilitary’ sS pace Rol; Sull Not Determined

VILITARY LAG DENIED  eee nn ARERR LE NEN Nt  Space Etiorts Are Detended  eR Im ARERR Ne tt SOR INN NN cate

T-HALLENGES SPACE ARMS ADVOCATES  Gov't Scientist Upbraids Critics   BY THE NAVY

Weaponry Must Be Flexible — Broad Space Projects Advocated By Scientist

Maine Gets 18 Inches Of Snow   Find Airmen; A Still Lost In Maine Storm

Heavy Snow In W. States, N ew England   18 Inches Fall In Some Maine Areas; Midwest Still Dry

9 shopping Fours Activites for Russan Guests i a e Continue in Zero Weather

Typical American Christmas Activities For Four Russians Visiting Portsmouth, 0. Family

Say Drug Found To Be Ineffective  Krebiozen, Claim Tr aan sacalen le An   Krebiozen, Claim Experts, Is No Help For Cancer

Drug Founs Ineffective For Cancer   Welfare Dept. Releases Report On Investiaation

Krebiozen Said  No Cancer Cure  Chemical Called A Normal Element Of Human Body

Medicine:  Drug Ineffective Against Cancer FDA Finds Krebiozen  Is 2 Common Chemical

Drug Found Ineffective In Cancer Fight  Krebivzen Named As Tnexpensive Chemical In Body

No Cancer Cure in Drug Krebiozer   Welfare Department Identifies It as Inexpensive Chemical Creatine

ALLEGED CANCER CURE  U.S. Body Rules Drug Ineffective   ALREADY IN BODY

Govt. Says Krebiozen Ineffective   Labels It a Chemical Available in Diet; Retort from Ivy

See PACKED, Page 2   Nancy Edwards Candidate For KU Homecoming Title

are  “Atl: Now Up To Stockholders. ure oe  Scottish. Directors ‘Approve Mercer

Who Will Head the Ticket?   Se ae AN RANE AAR BAU See  GOP Governors Busortein About 1964

16 Governors In Doubt Over GOP Nominee   Statements, Actions Favor Rocky Over Potential Rivals

Major's Traffic Fine Paid   - Indignant Letters Deluge Police Chief

Where to Find It   Policeman Who Can’t Fathom Joke Gets Snowed Under bv Scores Who See Point

Plans Message To Khrush To See If He'll Keep Earlier Promise   Kennedy Terms NATO Split Disaster

Nuclear, Economic Policies Kennedy Says NATO Split Means Disaster

Harmony At Last  Rhodes, DiSalle See Eye- T'o-Eye ‘On Need To Alter Cabinet Term

Kansans Are Sworn In   Inauguration Parade Held In 12-Degree Weathe:

Latest Sports Texas Ekes Out Over Arkansas ‘Look for the Seoree. Seantian 1   Congressional Seats  Thrown Up For Grabs

Solons Blast New Policy By Pentagon   Sen. Russell Caims Military Not Group To Push Social Reform

Each accuses other  Russia, China ideological battle rages: meeting eyed

C OMMUNISH,  Russia, Red China Trade  Accusations   Moscow’s Bid to Settle Differences Hidden in Words

Russia and China Use Sharper Tone In Critical Stories   West Is Told Not te Be Deluded by Red Ideological Solte.

Soviets, Red China Continue Sniping; Betraying Communism, Counter Charges

Red China, Russia Step Uj Word Battle   Each Accuses Other of Aiding Imperialism

Deer, Antelope Hunting Could Be Authorized; State Senate Approves

Dates To Register  Are Set   Teams, Places Named For Final  Drive

bU.S. Copters Are Shot Dowr In Asia Sector   Viet Cong Scores Biggest Success

Army Officer Killed by Reds  Five U.S. Copters Downed In Viet Nan

Red Guerrillas Shoot Down Five U. S. ‘Copters, Killing One Officer, Wounding Three

> Gee. Ge. Ge, Ge oO oO os Oo oo oo BIG. RED VICI TORY  U. S. ‘Copters Downed

ne American Killed, Five Wounded  VIET CONG DOWNS 5 U.S. COPTERS

Congress Must Work Harder If It Wants Respectable Batting Average

Congressmen Preparing Ta Step Up Pace  Scorecard for First Four Months Shows

Industrial Promotion  Bill Readied   Ohio House Group Does Rewrite Job on Key Rhoades Project

Ohio Industrial — Push Bill Readied   Congress Holds In Low Gear .  Major Legisletion Still To Be Improved

Castro Agrees To Release All U.S. Prisoners   TWO BILLS IN HOPPER  Billion Doilar Budge’     Faces Both Houses   LAWMAKERS smOW LUW GAIL LING AYCRAGL  Easy - Going Congress Refurns From Easter Vacation

Bill To Spark New Industry In Committee  House Group Eyes Measure To Create Special Department

Congress Holds In Low Gear  Major Legislation Still To Be Approved

Congress Holds In Low Gear  Major Legislation   Major Legislation Still To Be Approved

More Work Awaits  Weary Lawmakers Houses Have Litthe To Show  For Four Months In Session

leen Education Taking Unusual Forms SUT Forms  ‘Learning Through Hypnosis! Test Talks Boys Into Sleeping in Class

hse Z TWO, THREE—SLEEP, BOYS, SLEEP’ Sleeping Students Learn Faster, ~ Better In Hypnosis Experiment

OPERATION TEEN-AGER ; Young convicts address students   ‘Sleeping in class condoned, even encouraged

Schoolboys Talked Into Sleep, Given Lesson; Apparently Mastering Studies

Anaconda ‘s Plea In Case Changed  No Longer Contests - Price Fix Charges

ANGTIIESD Nett ye ——————  Roberts to Head K.C. Star Board   R, B. Fowler, Editor, Is the New President

‘Rotation Agreement \East-West Issue Pops \Up In Governor’s Race

Pilgrimage To Old Sod  Kennedy Trip Shapes Up   As Sentimental Journey

Key Proposal Is Passed-- ~ Dalton Will Concentrate On Other Recommendations

Dalton to Push For Legislation In Six Fields   Shifting Emphasis Following Passage Of Sales Tax Hike

Cindy Has Lost Punch, Heavy Rains Reported  Almost Two Feet Of Water Caused

Dying Hurricane Triggers Cloudbursts; Hundreds Flee to Higher Ground

Nearly 2 Feef Of Rain Fall   Beaumont Area Socked By Widespread Floods

OVER 22 INCHES MEASURED Beaumont Area Deluged  With Rain From Cindy   FMERGENCY   AT DEFWEYVILTF

Cindy Drops Less Than  S. E. TEXAS AREA GETS 22.78 INCHES OF RAIN

Cindy Weaker hut Drenches Coastal Areas   Beaumont, Tex. Get: 14 Inches of Rain, Foot More Possible

Cloudbursts In Wake Of Hurricane; Nearly Two Feet Of Rain In Texas

Hundreds Flee Homes In Texas  Weokening Cindy’  mene Cf lrssAmitvrete

Cindy Dumps Almost Two Feet of Rain in Southeast Texas, Leaves Inland Sed’

Nearly 2 Feet Of Rain Falls In Some Places   2??.76 INCHES OF RAIN

Weak Little Cindy Unleashes Floods All Across Gulf Coast Of Texas

WIDESPREAD FLOODING REPORTED Cindy Triggers Cloudbursts Over Texas Industrial Area

Trucks evacuate trapped families  Huricane Cindy's rainfall measure near 2 ft. in Texas

Hundreds Flee Homes in Texas as Cindy Stalls Over Area Causing Flooding Rains

Dying Hurri ricane ¢ Dumps   Flooding Deluge Of Rain On Cult Coast Cities

Cindy Loses Punch But Floods Areas   Rainfall Totals 15-18 Inches

RAINS TOTAL NEAR 2 FEET SOME AREAS   Several Hundred Evacuated From  Homes At Night

Child Found In Ditch; Attacked   Girl, Five, Taken From Parked Car; Brother Heloless

It's Big Day for Relatives At Congressional Kickoff   Science Goofs at Lisa's Debut

THE COUNTDOWN Lipstick, Powder, Rouge -Okay Blast This Rocket Off

-THOUGH DIEFENBAKER SCOFFSLiberals Given Edge In Election Monday)

Fourth Ballot in Six Years Pearson's Liberal Party Gets Nod To Win Canadian Electior

Canadians Will Go To Polls Today   Pearson’s Liberal Party Is Favored By Experts To Win

Both Pearson Diefenbaker Predict Win   Experts Agree That Minority Government To Once Aqain Reign

Inside The  Nets   (Liberal Leader Favored To Win Canada Election Today

Hard Scratching! (Concrete Tossed On Barnyard Of Kennedy Ancestral Home

Who Threw The Concrete In Mrs. Ryan’s Barnyard? [An American Trick?]

‘Who Put Concrete In Mrs. Ryan’s Barnyard?’, Indignant Irish Ask

Concrete Replaces Barnyard Trish Folk Question Who Changed JFK Homestead

 Where Kennedy Will Visit Who Threw Concrete Topping On Mrs. Ryan's Barnyard?

Kennedy Homestead Far Different From Place President Last Visited

Where to Find It   Old Homestead Gets Modern Plumbing for US President

Tshombe Believed Back In Stronghold   UN To Send Surrender Ultimatum

Last Stand ls Feared: Of Tshombe   Secessionist Leader In Kolwezi; Faces Ultimatum To Yield

Area Coal Mine Firms Threaten To Abandon Pits  Industry Unit Says   Industry Unit Say: Most Will Quit Busi ness Unless Striy Bill Softened.

Ruination Seen _ Say Strip Mine Operators Will Bow Out of Business Unless Bill Is Soffened

Budget’s Message Welcome  Lionaring Sot   Hearing Set Monday Night

French agents charged in terrorist kidnaping   Israelis charge Syrian firing

Kenya Bus Falls in River: 58 Die   HUNDREDS HORRIFIED Falling Debris Kills 3 Students at Fire

Today’s Good Reading ....   One Brother Dies, 2 Make  Escape in Cave Collapse

LITTLE HOPE IS HELD FOR ANY RESULTS   Soviet Threaten To Resume Tests In Near Future

RETURNS TO WASHINGTON  JFK Looks For Signs Of Moscow Peace Advances

Are Women Pushing Men Out of Jobs?   Gals Grabbing Jobs at Faster Rate Than Men

Worked for Tshombe : ‘What Kind of Man Is 20th Century Mercenary’

Worries Most About Getting Last Of His Pay  Profile Of Mercenary Soldier In Congo Given

Those Green Eyes Rarely Smile —  Portrait Of A Mercenary Soldier

Good Start Sighted By Holy Father   Radio Broadcast By Pontiff Has Global Audience

Peace Possible, Pope John Says  Fs  fFagz £ae   Theme Of His Easter Message

Pope Charts Peace Plan it Easter Talk   Calls for Ending Suspicions, Strife Among Countries

ADMIT  TO PEACE IS NEVER EASY   Continues His Offensive For Better Relations

At The Vatican   Aft Ine Vatican  World Told That  Peace Is Possible

Pope John Says Worl Peace Can Be Accomplished  But It Will Be Ditfi ult, He Notes  actar Maeccano

Pressure Mounts To Have Macmillar Resian Despite Vote Of Confidence

Macmillan Under Fire To Give Up   Confidence Vote Fails To Remove Pressure By Foes

Pressure Rises for Resignation ‘of Maemillan   Despite Confidence Vote Victory in Commons

Macmillan Still Under Pressure To Leave Office   British Prime Minister May Quit This Sum. mer Despite Confidence Vote.

Macmillan Under Fire; Wins Vote   Believe Party Leader Will Step Down Soon; JFK Visit Still Slated

Survives Monday Vote Macmillan Under Pressure To Give. Up Minister Post.

Kansas Body Rules Books Are Obscene   Validity of Law On Pornographic Matter Upheld

$1 Million Roundup By Cushing   Identifies Self After Pressure From Newsmen

He Collected $1 Million to Free Cubans  Prelate Asserts Host of Donors Backed Pledae

CUSHING BARES PW FUND ROLE   Raised $1 Million; Justic: Dept. Says Bob Kennedy Asked Help

Solely Responsible Far Raising $1 Million" — Cardinal Cushing Admits Raising Prisoners’ Cash

By Raising Million Dollars...  Cardinal Helped To Free Cuban Invasion Prisoner:

Group To Return Sunday on Flight  For Repatriation  Cardinal Cushing Tells of Raising $1 Million Cash

Cardinal Raises $1 Million Cushing Helped Ransom Prisoners From Castro

American Woman’s Association Mrs. Jacobs Receives Award For Eminent Achievement

Bank Deposits Show Texas Economy Stronger   San Antonlo Report on Page 7)

Sunday N ioht Rush Boosts Heavy Fatals   Final Figures Pass Estimates Of Safetv Group

Holiday Toll Approaches New Record  Count of Highway Fatalities at 490; Preevinuce Vark 5090

Road Deaths Ata Record For Weekend   993 Are hilled By Traffie Alone  Over the Nation

U.S. Highway Deaths On Increase But The Rate Of Climb Offers Hope

Traffic Deaths Over Holiday Reach Over 500   Independence Day Fatalities Sets A New Record

903 PERSONS LOSE LIVES IN PERIOD   Surpasses Previous Mark Of 509 Two Years Ago  OTHER FATALITIES   Include 143 Drownings And 41 Persons Killed In Boating Accidents

Indiana’s Toll Is 23 As Nation's Tratte Deaths Set July 4 Holiday Mark

' ~ACCIDENTS TAKE 538 LIVES— U.S. Holiday Traffic Toll Sets New Record

Record Number Killed During Holiday Weekend  Exceeds Estimate As Handed Down By

' Death Log 3 a.m.: 134 traffic, 16 boaiing, 52 drowning. Total. 292.

538 Killed During Four-Day Holiday   Count 32 Dead On State Roads

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Vore than fiwe every hour 538 lose lives in traffic over Independence Day

New record for holiday  Traffic deaths total 553 in Fourth of July weekend

Previous High Over July 4th Holiday 509  143 Persons Die Ry Deawnina Al   143 Persons Die By Drowning, 41 In Boating Mishap:

Now Traftic Death Record forlong Holiday Weekend   At Least 583 Persona Killed Ga Rowda: Tatal ia Missourt ta 22,

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Profumo Won't Meet the Queen  Figure in British Scandal Begs Off From Audience

Royal Report Is Exempted  For Profumo   Request Removes The Queen From Political Storm

No Audience  For Profumo   Partying War Minister Spares Queen Embarrassment In Affair With Redhead

‘Profumo s love rival a Russian’  Call girl poses new headache for Macmillan

Queen Allows Profumo To Cancel Visif   Action Permits Elizabeth to Avoid New Controversy

Profumo Beg: Off Audience With Queen   After Resigning Job Following Party Girl Affair

British Queer Grants Plea Of Profumo   Elizabeth Cancels Audience With Seandal Figure

BRITAIN STILL RUMBLING OVER HIGH SCANDAL   Profumo Saves Queer Embarrassment In  Party Girl Case      LABORITIES READY FOR LOUD ATTACK

Boroughs Ass’ n. Hears: Spencer on On Tax Increase.   President : Robert Black, 0! Liberty. Présides; “Peach: ere’: Selartec . Diseicced ”

Boroughs Ass’n. Hears Spencer on On Tax Increase   President Robert Black 0! Liberty Presides; Teach ers’ Salaries Disonsced

News In Brief  From Capital   WASHINGTON (AP) — In the news from Washington:

Republican Controlled State Senate Expected To Pass Appropriation Bill

JFK, Family Are Present At Funeral   Private Mass Said By Cardinal Cushing; Jacqueline Recovering

Kenne Kennedy  I; amily Mourns  Quiet Rites, Burial Held for Infant

Mass of the Angels for Kennedy infant   Mrs. Kennedy bears up under tragedy

emmeclys liniamal Sow Is Buried  Rites in Family Plot Conducted   Rites in Family Plot Conducted Im Strict Privacy

Regents’ Head For Research, Faculty Raises  — Educational Gain A Must If State Is to Keep Pace

Where to Find It   ‘Hate America’ Delegates Want Troops To Guarantee Rio de Janeiro Convention

53 Arrested Pro-Cubans Ask Court To Order Rio Meeting   Seized In Bus

Viet Nam Police Fire-On Demonstrators Killing One: 2,000 Placed Under Arrest

&,;V¥Y #Ul  Diem “Regime Shifts Efforts To Students Siding With Buddhists

Angry Students Carrying Fight In Viet Nam   Police Kill Girl During Potest, Hundreds Jailed

-POLICEWOMAN PACKS A PUNCH: Expectant Mom Helps  Capture Two Thieves

Pay Hike Gets Senate's Okay  lbilmanimaiic Vato   Unanimous Vote Boosts Military

Senate Passes Pay Boost Bill  House Approval Of Measure Expected

Congress:  Military Pay Bill Is Passed By the Senate   House Expected To Approve the $1.2 Billion Raise

Speedy house okay expected  Senate passes military pay increase of $1.2 million

Quick House Action Expected Military Pay Boost Bill Passes Senate

HOUSE VOTE NEXT Senate Unanimously Votes For Big Military Pay Boost

Senafe OK’s Pay Boost For Milifary   $1,2 Billion Hike Goes to House; Its Passage Predicted

WHERE TO FIND IT   PASSED BY SENATE Military Pay Raise ~ Bill Before House

Rail Worker, Back from Sick Leave, Goes Berserk, Kills Two, Wounds Another, Then Suicides

RAILROADER TAKES OWN LIFE  Berserk Worker Shoots Boss, Kills Two Others

Opponents Fear Tax Hike Squeeze  House Advances School Aid Boost

Inside. Today   Reaction of Amish Leaders Awaited To Court Ruling Regarding Schools

Amish Not Exempt From School Laws   Children Must Be Taught by Approved Teacher

Children Not Kxempt  Court Ruling Against  Amish In School Fight

Three Caught After $100,000 Store Holdup   Search Continues for Remainder of Missina Bandits

Police Search for Group That Robbec  Wauwatosa Store   Loot Recovered After Shooting At Mayfair Shopping Center Unit

Mereury Plunges to Below Zero  Warming West : Rav raged by   Bonde {ee

Wintry Wave Speeds East: Mercury Dips   Heavy Rainstorm Slaps California; Winds Belt Texas

Offer Proposed Revision Of Kansas Economic Development To Replace KIDC

Economic Plan For Kansas Is Unveiled Today   KIDC Replacement Included in Study  Given to Anderson

fo leave crossroads Anderson presents proposed economic development change

Broad Revision of State Economic Development Program Is Proposed

Jury There Too               Two-Alarm Fire Routs Residents_        At Newark Hotel

Hot Contenders For Oscar... .  Davis, Hepburn Are Stars To Beat In Academy Race

‘First Priority’   Oscar Favorites   Davis, Hepburn, Peck And Lemmon

Senate Democrat Leader Acknowledges 4 U.S. Fliers Died In Cuban Invasion   Nominations For ‘Oscar’ Movie Awards Announced

: GB's Shirley Knight Nominated Hepburn, Davis Top in Oscar Race

Two Veteran Actresses Leading Contenders For Oscars; ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ Tops Field

They Last Won Oscars In The 1930s... ette, Katharine Nominated  For Best Actress Category

Inside Today   Both Won In 1930s Bette Davis And Hepburn tead In Race For Oscar

Old Stuff to Bette and Kate... 2 Veteran Actresses Hottest ‘Contenders in Oscar Struggle

~INCENDIARY ACTRESSES NAMED Oscar Winners In 30s Are Nominated Again

Bette Davis, Katherine Hepburn  Named in ‘Best Actress’ List for Movie Oscars

‘onstruction Could Start By Late ‘April  New City Hall Site Acquired

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BRITISH LAWYER SAYS  Red Lover Pried Secrets From Playgirl Christine

From Profumo’s Model Girl Friend Lawyer Says Russian Sought Secrets

House Coalition Unaffected By Dispute   An AP News Analysis By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST Associated Press Staff Writer

No Surprise on Rights Action  Blast at Halleck Not  ‘To Last on Coalition

\FAMILY TOLD BRIDE WHAT TO DO  Judge Warns Parents: “Leave Newlyweds Alone’

The Harried Married - - Judge Slaps Injunction On 4: Meddling -Parents

Daughter Of Refugee Is Miss U.S.A.   19-Year-Old Now Candidate For Miss Universe   (see Photo Page 3-D)

Refugee’s Daughter — Illinois Beauty- Wins ‘Miss U.S. A!’ Honors

Thousands See Gray Sky Turn Black  Nature Allows Peek At Eclipse

‘Vo General [ax Increase — Legislature Adopts Record Budget of About $639 Million

Decides To Pay Farmers To Help Cut Surpluses   JFK Against Rigid Controls

118 Bills Await Action ‘Spotlight Panelist Suggests Debate on Sales Tax Increase

Debate on Sales Tax is Proposed  Ran Staslman Savc   Rep. Steelman Says  Clarification Needed

32 Nations Sign Test Ban Treaty   France, Red China Ignore Limit Put On Bomb Blasts

JFK Polishing Senate Appeal For Test Pact   Resounding Backinc Sought by Kennedy During Ratification

Kennedy Asks Test Treaty Ratification  President Says No Secret Agreements  wn im: hones

Urges Nod On Treaty  hte Told  rf en —— ee ce   Senate Told No Secrets Behind Pact

Kennedy Calls for ‘Peace’   President Asks Senate to Approve Test Ban Treaty

Senate Asked lo ‘Approve New lreaty  Would Adveanee World Peace Ane  Tefiafyr® Armrne @aea

REITERATES NO HUSH AGREEMENT   Says Advances, But Not Assures, World Peace

Heavy Legislative Calendar   leavy Legislative Calendar  House Problem Of Week: Taxes

Taxes, ‘Home Rule’ Liquor On Agenda   House To Get Taxes Tuesday

Home Rule Liquor Bill Also Slated   Amendments Filed Against Every Item in Tax Bill

Federal Judge Acts in Ala. University Case   Negro Students Due at School On Monday

Influenza, Similar Ills, Affect '21 States, Spread Across Nation

LOCAL MARKETS.   Open house Sunday at Wells’ new plant   URGE LOCAL DRIVERS TO BE COURTEOUS -AT WELLS’ OPEN HOUSE

Wadena News      230 Church 10:30 ‘am. ‘Worship Service 4215 Youth Fellowshio.   _ OHI ANEDAW. FEDERATED

Freeman Says Farmers Need ‘More Muscle’   Not Organized Like Other Groups At Market Place

State highway patrol resumes use of car, plane radar to trap speeders

py Supreme Court... Compulsory Arbitration in Kansas  Ruled Unconstitutional in 1925

Talks Continue With Soviet And Chinese Delecates   Nuclear Talks Enter Third Day

Chinese And Soviets Resume Policy Talks With No Hint Of Compromise

 ~ e * Sino- Soviet Meetings Resumed:  Expect Reply To Pravda Attack

Striking Contrast   Soviet, Chinese Delegates Take Recess From Talks

Sino-Soviet Delegates Talk Again  Chinese Believed Ready to Answer Moscow Aftack

Demos Claim Top Election Prizes   Sales Tax Seen As Issue In Hoosier Elections

Democrats Reap Top Prizes   But Republicans See Trend In Election — Fiqures Over Nation

GOP Sees Gains In Election   Democrats Take Top Prizes In Balloting, However

Aftermath Of Elections  Both Democrats, GOP Predict Strength In °64

‘Tired of Carrying Burden He Says; Shot Attendant in Florida Holdup

Assembly Starting Second Month  Senate To Tackle Moratorium Bill

GOP Senators Eye Controversial School Law  ‘Action Seen On Reorganization Delay

Education Plan  Republicans in Senale Hope fo Approve Delay In School Reorganization

JFK Paints Rosy Picture For Business   Tells Cof C Tax Cut Is  "ndispensable'

Tshombe Feels UN  Pressure   End Of Katanga Secession Asked; Reprisal Feared

Secession Days Just About Over   Leader Being Prodded From Two Sides

PRESSURE FOR CONGO UNITY INCREASES U.N. Unit Takes Tshombe Stronahold Of Jadotville

U.N. Hurls Ultimatum In Katanga   President’s Asked To End Secession Of Rebel Province

Tshombe’s Threat Still Possibility   * Both Military And Financial Pressure Applied In Congo

Secession With out Condition   Big V Viet Nam Battle  Hundreds Of Casualties Evacuated

McNamara Sticks To Old Power   Request For A-Power In Carrier Rejected With Renacone Stated

A-Powered  Carrier Out  Clamctruntian Doalac   Construction Delay Cited By McNamara

Huge Radar Network Operational   Alarm System Guards Against Any Surprise Rocket Attack by Reds

Fire Takes lis Toll   Boost in Mercury Like a Heat Wave After Cold Blasts

TO BE MADE IN MARION   Outbreak of Flu, Pneumonia Hits. Across Country

WORK FORCE AFFECTED  Thousands Are Felled By Pneumonia and Influenza

 No Immediate Drop Seen In- Epidemic’ ‘Pneumonia, Flu Hit   Thousands In U.S.

12 STATES HIT  Schools, Work Force Affected As Asian Flu Epidemic Spreads

Officers Voted Pension President's Report Gives Bright Picture To Potters

Conservation Commission Pressing Ffforis Aaainst Stream Pollution 

Erratic Ginny Shows Signs 0! Breaking Up  Hurricane fs Now Almost Stationary ~ Off North Carolina

Hurricane Ginny Stalls Off Coast   Weather Bureau Says Ginny May Break Up; New Storm Spotted

Adenauer’s Rift With Aide  Poses Dangers For France      Analvsis  ——     Background  Of The News

Alsop Says Stevenson Considered Yielding Guantanamo If Necessary

A_BRUSH WITH DISASTER  Valve Popped and Paint Flew, Town’‘s Red, but Mood Is Blue

"Gee what a mess’... seeing red  Paint blast aives area red coat

Auto Paint Company Damaged By Fire   Here's An Fasy Way To Paint The Town Red

300.000 Cubans Seek U.S. Entry      pfistou Town. Painted Red— For Real

Senate Action Due This Week On Liquor Tax   Bill Boosting Levy by > Per Cent Expected to Reach Chamber Floor Today.

Navy Task Force To Aid Americans If Need Arises  Dominican Troops Reportedly Assume

1000 Citizens OFU.S. Still In Country   Dominicans Mass Troops At Border Of Island Neiehbor

Five Increases Since 19)  No Further Tax Hikes Needed, Says Survey

Drought Could Be Worst Since 1826; State Duck Hunting Season Suspended

Performance analysis key issue  Machinists demand Co. revise contract offer

Boeing Co. Handed Sirike Ultimatum   Scheduled To Begin Thursday

Ultimatum To Boeing  Union Says It   Union Says It Hopes To Avert Any Walkout

Boeing Strike Looms Thursday  Revised Contract  Is Only Hope Of Averting Walkout

Dirksen Laughs At Idea Move Started In Senate To Limit Excess Talks

Dirksen Calls Chances Dim for U.S. Senale fo Place Curbs Upon Speeches

Daughter Kept Hidden 30 Years  Authorities Free Handicapped Girl

Solons Fear Soviet Arms Stil in Cuba   Say Caves Hide Missiles, 17,500 Saldiers Remain

Possible Arms Hidden in Cuba Worrying US  Intelligence Chiefs Say High Urgency

Issue One For Grave Concern Group Reports   Inspection Termed Only Possible Way To Find Out Facts

Senate Told Intelligence  Errors Made   U.S. Should Learn If Strategic Missiles Still Hidden in Isle

Senate Probers Quote CIA Chiefs as S Saying Grave Concern Is Felt

Senate Committee’s ‘Grave Concerw’  That Missiles Hidden in Cuba Caves

Caves ‘Could’ Hide Rockets   Senate Group Urges Closer Check On Island: Surveillance Lag Seen

Dwindling Power Supply May Force Negotiation  Resumption With Miners

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Would stay put if downed Astronauts in jungle test

Astronauts  out of jungle Crabs, snails, tropical fruit sampled by 16

Where To Find It   Spacemen Practice Life in Jungle   See Photographs from Panama on Page 20.

Democrats Wait For Ruling on Benefits Data  Conflict of Interest  Wile Cianad Claim

Dems Leaders Seek: Legal Ruling Before Proceeding With Probe Of Romney

‘Hi, Jack’ Headline Welcomes Kennedy   Pope Promises Vatican Will Not Interfere In Affairs Of Other States

Viet Nam Army Has 10,000 Cons Reds Boxed-In  Believe Families Feeling Pinch

Tax Slash, Big Budget In Prospect   President Briefs Both Party Heads  Prior To Session

‘Friendlier’ House Rules  Emphasized   Denio Leaders In Congress Ask Pleasant Sailing

Sunday Sales Law Passed by House   Bill Goes Back to Senate For Action on Changes

Senate Poised for Vote in  Rules Fight   Motion Should End Anti-Filibuster Controversy

UN. Forces Halt  Advance in Conae   Drive Stops Short of Tshombe’s War. Capital: Chance for Peace Talks Seen

Clears Way for Congo — Peace Talks   Drive Suspended 80 Mi. Southeast of War Capital

Way Seen Opened for Talks Try   Advance Stopped 80 Miles from War Capital of Tshombe

Ralph Bunche Pledges Action Will Go on Until Freedom Of Movement Can be Assured

Tshombe Bid Disputed Bunche Vows Continued  U.N. Action In Katanga

Katanga policy is  declared   Bunche says UN wants freedom of movement

Freedom Of Movement In Katanga Objective   Report Conflict Among United Nations Heads Over Plan To Talk With Tshombe

Bunche Says U.N. Continuing Action To Clear Kafanga   Flying Column Slows To Allow Transports Chance to Catch Un.

SPLIT IS SEEN ON NEW TALKS WITH TSHOMBE      United Nations Aims to Be Sure of Freedom of Action in Katanca   NEXT MOVE AWAITED   Troops Halt at Jadotville, 80 Miles From Secessionist Stranchald

Bunche Pledges U. N. Action Will Continue   Some Observers Think Kolwezi Due to Fall

Fighting Stops As UN Awaits Tshombe Talks  Bunche Forceful,   Bunche Forceful, Rusk Optimistic, And Moise Quiet

Bunche Makes Move Upon Congo Arrival   Report Comes Amid Talk of Conflict Within Organization

U.N. To Press Right To Move In Katanga   Thant Bolsters Position  By Dispatching B unche

Stop Short of Tshombe's Base At Kolwezi  Clears Way for New Moves for Peogce Talke

Delegate Seeks to PatchUp  ‘Break’ in Communications TSHOMBE RETREATS

U.N. troops halt drive against new war capital   Action clears way for possible peace talks with Tshombe: Bunche arrives on the scene

lurry Arises Over Capture  Of Jadotville  Conflict Eased Over Advance Of

Seeks Freedom Of Movement of Troops in Area  Speculate Force _  _s

Pledge Made Among Reports Of Conflict   Troops May Have Overstepped Orders In Taking Jadotville

Advance Is Stopped At Jadotville   Want Tshombe To Return For Talks

U.N. Halts  Conao Talks Possible   Diplomats Feel U Thant Winner

Dr. Bunche So Pledges On Arrival   After Freedom Of Movement . In Katanan

Declares Capture of Jadotville Had Been Part of Plan Approved By U Thant Last October

Apparent Attempt To Clear Political Air   Halt Advance at Jadotville; Bunche Pledges United Nations Will Carry On Action Until U.N. Assured Movement

WHERE TO FIND IT   BUT IT’S NOT ALL BAD Fog, Enemy To Many, Is Heaviest During Fall In Tri-State Reqion

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QUITS AFTER 15 YEARS AND 109,500 CIGARETTES:  Stop - Smoking Clinic Underway

EX-HEAVY SMOKER TELLS OF BATTLE Stop-Smoking Clinic Works.  At Least For Some Persons

Calls Clinic a Success   “Atter 15 Years and 109,500 Cigarettes, He Says He Has Finally Quit Smoking

On The luside   You Can Quit Smoking! Reporter Says Newest Technique Will Work

Clinic Succeeds in Convincing  30 Men to Give Up Smoking   Insurance Co. Blames Smoking for Recurrence of Emphysema

‘After 15 Years and 109,500 Cigarettes,  Have Quit Smoking,’ Says AP Staff Writer

Todav’s Telearam   Successful TestWriter Tells How Group Fights Cigarette Habit

AP Staff Writer In Unique Experiment— Quits Smoking After 15 Yrs.; 109,500 Cigarettes   By MICHAEL KEATING

30 At Stop-Smoking Clinic ‘Win Out Over Long Habit   Thy MICUAEL KE ATIN

30 of 60 in Stop - Smoking Clinic Have Quit Habit, Reporter Notes   By MICHAEL KEATING Acecociated Press Staff Writer

Beulah’s Winds Are Increasing  But Forecasters Think Storm Will Miss Mainland

Red China, Soviet Hint Peace Talks   Ideological Quarrel Eases, Negotiations Now Appear Likely

Red China-U.S.S.R. Move Toward Peace  In Commie Quarrel Khrushchev Willing To Talk To Chinese Red Leaders

Red Chinese, Soviets May Talk Peace   Fresh Signs That Communist Giants May Sit Together

Soviet Union, Red China Due To Talk Peace  7 TA! Ln «a> OE icin oe OY catenin at   New Signs Commie Giants May Sit Dowr And Air Differences

QUARRELS SUBSIDING Soviet, Red China Seem  Headed for Peace Talk

Fresh Signs Two Giants May Confer   Face-To-Face Talks Would Center On Close Cooperation

Asks Equal Educational Opportunity   KENNEDY SPEAKS AT CALIFORNIA COMMENCEMENT

Kennedy Asks Equal School Chance for All   President in San Diego Spurs Education. Equality in U.S.

IFK gives commencement address  Equal educational opportunities stressed

JFK Calls For Equal Education   San Diego Address Stresses Necessity For Full Opportunity

/OVERLOOKS, RULE. VIOLATIONS=: .. Board Okays Disputed Schinagle Parole 3-2

Temperatures   ‘No Time To Feel’   Death Count At 63 In Ice Show Explosion

State Senator Cites Action Beiore Riots   Called Effort To Break Democratic Power In State

‘iendliest Employe Contest   Voting Deadline Nears   Courtesy Card To Nominees

Pacific T&T Stonped by PUC Order   Restraint Won in Suit Filed by Foes in S.F.

Montini says blessing to large crowd  - Cardinals select Milan cernaida rita

10, 000 view smoke signal  New pontiff tobe crowned in Sunday ceremonies

Roaring Sea  100,000 Surge Into Square To Cheer Newly-Named Pope

re ce  Vie ictim Of Dam Disaster Says He Has Nothing   By RICHARD L. BARNES and ROBERT COOK

Guidelines Set  For School District Plan  Combine Old, New Concepts Under New Reorganization Law

inciuae No Surprises .  Standards Adopted For School Reorganization

Adopted By New State Board Of Education— No Surprises In School Redistricting Guidelines

N. C. Pays Final Homage loJFK  Memorial Services Are Being Held Across The State

And In This Kind Of Weather  Elderly Man Doesn't Mind Living Outdoors At All

Night Club, Religious Groups Duel  In Row Over Jazzed Up Gospel Songs

‘Saints’ Battle Singers   Are Jazzy: Gospel Sonos: Blasphenious?

Jazz ‘Blasphemous’? ‘Saints,’ ‘Chariot’ Vie In Battle Of Musicians

Issue Debated At Supper Club— Are Jazzed-Up Gospel Sonas Blasphemous?

Negroes March in Protest at Capital   Starts Near  White House   Foreboding Air

Smoking Case Turned Down   Court Refuses to Consider Plea Of Widow Suing Cigarette Firms

5 See aS Owe ww HEN Eo eS Oe ee ee ee ee ee ee a ee es ee ee ee  ‘Supreme Court Declines Cigarette-Cancer Case

Court Refuses Smoking Case  Suit Appeal   Arguments Heard in Five Negro Sit-in Cases

Slayer Of 5 Dies In Electric Chair With Final Wisecrack And Smile

LAST-MINUTE APPEALS FAIL TO SAVE WOOD  Killer Of Five Who Wanted To Die Wisecracks On Way To The Chair

PTE STE TRUE UE eT  Five-Time Killer, Who. Fought Reprieve, Is. Executed In Sing Sing

Wisecracks Before Execution Convicted Killer Fulfills Wish To ‘Ride Lightning’

Wisecracking, Smiling 5-Time Killer Gets His Wish To ‘Ride The Lightning’

“Five-Time Killer, Who Opposed Further "Delay, Executed in Sing Sing Prison

Dies in Chair  W isecracking   Five-Time Killer Pays Penalty In Electric Chair at Sing Sing

‘Wood Goes To Chair With Smile   Repudiates Try By ‘Do Gooders’ For Reprieve

Carson Rites To Be Saturda ay Powell’s F uneral  To Be Held Today

oast suits continued i i i  - Barnett gambling report is too late

Ohio Roads Payroll Cuts Considered  Sie   Masheter May Droy 1,700 Employes From Department

Spending Cut ls Ordered   State Employes Lose 2 Holiday Days Off

Third Is Wounded Seriously  popererce Segue fey   Barracks Is Scene Of Fatal Gunfire

DESPITE PHYSICAL CONDITION Kennedy Patriarch Takes Tragic News Very Well

Men Accused Of Trooper’: Murder Are Captured, Plead For Their Lives

Police Flush Cop Killers In Delaware   Three Prisoners Throw Out Guns, Plea For Lives

Dayton Voters Decisively Reject Move To Scrap City Manager Government

Offer Proof on Pupil Reaction  Clergy Backs Claim JFK Death Cheered

Report From Dallas   Students Cheered Kennedy Slaying, Ministers Assert

Measure Banning Segregation In Public Accommodations Passed by Senate Committee

Heart Of Rights Bill Toned, Backed  @.... Pw... gt UE CUD es, Cf.   Some Exceptions Made But Clause On Public Accommodations Is Approved

Senate Unit OKs Modified Rights Plan   Many Exceptions Put Into Measure to Ban Racial Bias in Places

SENATE GROUP APPROVES BILL FOR C-RIGHTS   Committee Tones Down Measure, Inserting Many Exceptions   MORE DELAYS SEEN BEFORE THE DEBATE

Snow Upto 10 Inches Blocks Roads in Ohio  Lake, Ashtabula, Geauga Counties

Cold air sweeps in from Lake Erie  Snow up to 10 inches blocks Ohio roads

Grain Bil Snags Anew In Senate   Balky House Gives President [89-158 Victory, Adiourns

Hard to Tell Age of Men anc Women Today There’s Such a Conspiracy to Stay Youna

Cars Total’ Wrecks— Driver OK   MAN KILLED BY TRUCK JIN EXPRESSWAY

Kennedy Urges Rights for All Citizens   Troop Dispute To High Court

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Faubus Rips Rights Move As Invasion  Kennedy Sits By Grim-Faced During

PLATFORM SHARING IN ARKANSAS Grim Kennedy Hears Fa ubus Lash Out At Rights Program

Kennedy, Faubus On Platform   Governor Attacks Rights Program; No Reply From J.F.K. —

JFK Hears Faubus Hit Richts Plan   eee Taster StonyFaced Sharing Platform With Governor

JFK Hears Faubus Hit Civil Rights   ' But He Sticks ~ To Conservatior In Arkansas

Civil Rights Attacked By  lan Governor   Applause Withheld Ry Arkansas Crowd

Faubus Attacks Kennedy's Civil Rights Plan  Before President Dedicates Arkansas Dam

Nationalist China Hits Test Treaty   Kennedy Hears Faubus Blast Civil Rights Plan

President Listens  To Faubus Attack  Governor Declares Program Cuts Citizens Basic Rights

13 Republican, 6 Democrat Coalition Saves Proposal By 18-14 Vote Early Today

Six Democrats Join in Okaying Revised Package   Assembly Battle Seen After Cuts™ In Revenue Yield

UN. Official Fired Upon by Assassin   Sniper Bullet Hits Couch Inches Fron Intended Victim

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES  A eat eo, 2... * Oo   New trial ordered in Woodward case

Cameron Man Fatally Hurt In Cycle Crash  Passenger in Hospital After Motorcevele   Passenger in Hospital After Motorcycle Leaves Route 120

Asks Speedy Ban Approval   ‘Rarely Possible To Recapture’ Missed Chance, President Warns

TEST BAN PACT NOW AWAITING SENATE’S OK   President Kennedy’: Message Stresses The Opportunity   RATIFICATION SEEN CRITICAL QUESTION

Signing Done In Three Of Capifals   India Signs First In Moscow; In U. S.  Aucetralia le Firet

Kennedy Asks Speedy  Senate Treaty Passage   Many Nations Sign Nuclear Test Ban

JFK Sends Ban Pact To Senate   President Urges Speedy Aproval Of Limited Ban

34 Nations OK Treaty With Senate to Go   10-Point Message Sent by President

JFK Urges Speedy Pact Ratification   Senate Told Test Ban Treaty Will Increase Security

JFK Asks Early Okay of Treaty   Nations Rush To Endorse Test Treaty

JFK Calls For Quick  Approval « of Ban Treaty  One Third of Nations Join; More Signer s

With Call for Speedy Approval  Senate Gets Test Ban Treaty   Nations Sign Pact; Story on Page 3

BUT REVERSAL. COMING . Food Prices Push Down ~ December Living Cost

Woman Seen Set To Join Red in Space   Fifth Cosmonaut Circling  Earth on Extended F light

Soviets Hint Girl Set To Follow Man In Orbit   Cosmonaut Already Up Reported Scheduled For Five Days

Exploit Puts Reds One-Up Qn Americans   Khrush Tells About Launching at Talks With British Leader

Reported Set To Try For Orbit   Spectacular Effort Hinted By Khrushcher

Blastoff Might Be Scheduled Today Or Later   Orbits Expected To Be Parallel, Name Is Ludmila, Age 25

First Female Flight Could Come Today  No Competition From U.S. Seen For 18 Months

Fifth Soviet Cosmonaut Circles Earth   Hint Second Ship To Join Flight On Parallel Course

Kin of Crewman Claim:  ‘Thresher’ Nearly Failed to Come Out of Dive Last Year

N-Strike Force Plan Basis for JFK-Mae Talks   Britain’s Coolness to Idea Prompted June Meeting

Late June Confab Added To JFK's Trip   Talks Sandwiched Between Ireland And Italy Visits

Kennedy to See Macmillan About A-Strike Force   British Coolness to Proposal Persuades President to Visit In London.

Telephone Wins First Place Blue Ribbon State Community Improvement Contest

[NAME COLLEEN BUCKLEY  NEW DIRECTOR OF LEGAL AID cnCcIinTy NY OMATITA ©

[NAME COLLEEN BUCKLEY NEW DIRECTOR OF LEGAL ADD SOCERTY INO OVUATTA

ive-inch white blanket  Snowstorm eases grip of record breaking cold wave

LINER DEADLINE i1.A. M   KARLO’S. TAVERN  RINE TAS Ff ATIDORURIoO

Khrushchev declines Moscow visit  Invites Mao to Moscow to discuss their differences

K Rejects Bic to Peking, Invites Mao   Slaps Yugoslavia, China's Whipping  Bov. in Letter

rrr wrerwrwrr er e' Te eee eee eee ae  Traffic Table Is Turned on  Hit-Run Driver

Soviets Yield After Forcing §-Hour Delay   London Announces W. Berlin Garrison Will Be Bolstered

Britain To Increase Garrison In Berlin   Police Of Illinois Town Brace For New ‘Mad Arsonist’ Strikes

AQAA AANA NUR RN UU AD SUNN AAEM NUNNU NUNS UNND UNA UNUR UU NNNN NESS NANA NUNUA MND EUNENERNUNRNSANONNT SUUNNNNI EN NN NNNNN NNN NNNRSANNURNUSENSNNENENNYERSSREN NTE  Four School Districts Undecided On Bible Issue

ome GOP Memb  ‘One Shot’ Wheat Sale To Russians Generally Backed

Bipartisans Back Russ Wheat Sale  : “Sou ie to Pay 9250 Million * for 4-Million. Surplus Tons .

Approves $250 Million Deal  JFK Proposes ‘One Shot’ Wheat Sale to Russia

Mirror of Death for Yardman   SOME REPUBLICANS BALK  male of Wheat   ILOILO LLL ELL LLL LEO LL OL OL LER, (See Stories on Page 14) PROP ILL L EGE RA LOLOL AHLAERMALD D4

Controversial WheatSale Picks Up Some Support   Kennedy Says Barry CanBeGOP Nominee

U.S. Wheat Will Be Sold to Russians   KENNEDY’S PROPOSAL WINS SUPPORT IN CONGRESS

Some Key Republicans Oppose Sale   President Gives Okay To Sale of Wheat To Russia, Satellites

President Announces $250 Million Sale to Russ  US Wheat Sale Gets Backing

Sale of Wheat To Reds Draws Some Criticism  President Annroves   President Approve: ‘One Shot’ Deal ai Prices Lower Thar Domestic Cost.

Some Bipartisan Support  President Okays Huge Wheat ‘Sale To The Soviet Union

Kennedy Given Bipartisan Support 'On Soviet Grain Sale In Conaress

Approval Of Grain Sale To Reds Gets Measure Of Bipartisan Backing

Late News Off the AP Wire   MARKET ABUSES TOLD—   TO ARM FRENCH PLANES-

Powhatan Integration  ls Ordered   County Barred From Closing Schools To Stop Action

DeGaulle Angry By References Of Being ‘Hitler   Free Trade Area Charge Leveled At United States

Briefing Today U.S. Tightens Vise On Red Cuba  As Tension Mounts      De Gaulle Denies Using Hitler Tactics-Rans US.

\Blames U.S.  De Gaulle States He’s Not A Hitler      Report Asked On Britain’s Bid

Backs Sfand  De Gaulle Says U.5. Aims To Use Britain to Set Up European Free Trade Plan

7 Climbers  Located In  Plane Search Bush Pilot Sights _  Harvard Team In Mie Moakinlaw Acann

7 Climbers Spotted Okay  On Mountain   SIX DAYS   19.470 FORT SUMMIT

 Pinpoint Efforts Pushed  ’ Here Are Major Conclusions Of Aid Report

AS_RUSK & CO. LEAVE FOR MOSCOW...  GOP Hoists Fresh Treaty Storm Warnings

DOORS JAMMED   Dallas Medical Finding   Kennedy Assassin Used Dum-Dum Bullet

Mme. Nhu Sings Sad Refrain, “Where Oh. Where. Has Mv Little Dad Gone?”

pat eaenameneie a eaatenaariaiiaeciel PO  FARMER, 7 CHIDREN PERISH IN BLAZE

Seven Children Farmer Die in Blazing Home  Woman Escapes; Penn State Student Is Survivina Son

Explore Locations  Study Need for 10 More  Classrooms in District 161

NaviesChas« Hijacked Freighter   And Terrorism Flares Again InV enezuela

U.S. Navy Plane Spots Ship In Caribbean Sea  Piracy Part Of Revolt Against Democratic Betancourt Regime

Venezuelan Freighter in  Race fo Cuba  Theft Triggers Terror Activity Against Regime

Hijacked Freighter Being Hunted  U.S. Navy Helping Venezuela Capture Fleeing Vessel —

Big Push for Repassage Of Building Bill Opens   Legislature To Receive State Budaet

B’nai B'rith  To Celebrate Its Birthday  Pitcher Koufax Among Notables

As lt Gets Ready For 120th Birthday Party— B'nai B'rith Happy Sandy Koufax Belonas

Criticisms Are  KSTA Secretary Tells His Side  Of Hassle to Senate Committee

Weather   May Extend Hunting Seasons State Sees Little Rain For 30 Days

Backfill, Other Provisions lroned Out .. .  Conservationists Hail Stripping Bill

ie 7 3 British Elections  Douglas-Home’s Sweep Offsets Party Loss

British Chief Captures Seat In Commons  9,328-Vote Margin May Take Sting Ou Of Party's Defeat

HOME TAKES HOUSE SEAT; TORIES GLAD   Prime Minister's Whopping Victory Averts Disaster

Conservatives lose another seat  Lord Home wins Commons seat by whopping margin

© 9,328-Vote e Majority  Prime Minister Elected To House of Commons

Home Wins Commons  Seat Top Briton Gets Whopping Margin In Seottish Vote

Conservative Disaster Averted SRE A EEG, «fleet ES  Home Wins Commons Seat

9,328-Vote Winner '‘Douglas-Home Scores Easy Victory in Commons Race

Takes Sting Out of Previous Party Loss  Douglas-Home Wins Seat In Commons by Big Margin

Home Elected lo Parliament By Big Margin  Victory Takes Sting Out OF Heavy Defeat

Business  Heads Study Job Picture  Some Believe Big Problem Will Be Solved

How Big Is the Jobless Problem!  Car Maker Says His Firm Over-Automated, Thinks New Plants to Need as Many Men   Some Feel Burden Not So Heavy

Business Mood  Of The Nation Being Examined Most Say Idle  Rate Won’t Go Up To Great Extent

-.  QNE PREDICTION ON JOB SITUATION  Two: Thirde Will Support The Other Third

Industry, Labor Leaders Disagree On Decline, Growth Of Unemployment

«wa Many Business Leaders Think Problem Will Be Solved zs:m= Just How Serious Is Unemployment?

‘statistics Misleading’ Some Claim oe eeroeenng 2ome Liaim  Unemployment: Problem Or Pattern?

already Vver-Aviomalca,  Seriousness of Unemployment Is Questioned in Survey

 MONTHUY EMPLOYMENT IREPORT   Banker Feels Unemployment Not Out of Hand... BUT...  Labor Leaders Voice Dissent. Say More Jobs Needed

On The Inside   Many Business Leaders Think Unemployment Problem Will Be Solved

WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD?  What's The Truth About Unemployment?

Business Debates Toll Of Automation   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS AP Business News Wriler

iny Experts Not Worried  Our Unemployment ‘Crisis; Is It Real?   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS

Automation  Heading For  Slowdown? This Is View Of  Ly...) OAL Oa wtrelowe ss

CHRYSLER ALREADY ‘OVER-AUTOMATED’  Debate Grows On Seriousness Of Unemployment

WILL JOBLESS SIELUATION GET DANGEROUSLY WORSE?  How Big A Problem Is Unemployment? Say Some Firms Are Over-Automated

Se a os ee See  Business. Labor Leaders View ‘Unemployment   Machines Vie For Jobs

Debate On Jobless   Some Businessmen, Economists See No Big Increase

Governor Hold: Jobless Aid Bil  Prefers Action at Special Session

High schoolers act up in Jackson   Officials converting fair exhibit buildings to jails

News Day, Night   U.S. Unit Seeks To Prevent Head-On Clash With Wallace

U.S. Justice Depariment Fears Another ‘Ole Miss’ Crisis: Asks For Injunction

Ask Injunction To Bar Action By Governor  U.S. Officials Take Steps To Avoid smelt. 024'..4 . .{ ts

Gov. Wallace Due  for Court Hearing   Action Planned to Avert Repetition of ‘Ole Miss’

Justice Agency Acts to Prevent Alabama Crisis   Court Asked to bar Gov. Wallace From Resisting University Integration.

Seek to Avert Another ‘Ole Miss’ Crisis   Justice Dep’t Tries to Avoid Encounter in Alabama

Hope to Avoid Clash at School Department Asks Injunction Acainst Alabama Governor

Publishers Accuse Some Federal ‘Agencies of Trying to ‘Cover Up’

Annual Fair Queen Contest To Be Heid in Grand Saline Tuesday Night, Aug. 20

Governor Protests Pi JFK Send s Federal Troops to Alabama To Prevent Rioting

Federal Troops On Guard At Riot Scene   Cooper keady; Bad Weather Looms

Storm Kills 30, Imperils Haiti, Cuba Flora Whips Up 140-MPH Winds; Warning Issued

Babcock Retreats Somewhat Asks Legal Decision on Appointee   Has Found Technicality

fF) NAIR   Senate Passes Bill To Create Educational Television System

Maemillan's Newly Supported Position Threatened by New Developments in Sex Scandal

Profumo Scandal Bare: Bomb, Royalty Angles   Red Attache Said to Have Warned Of Attack Danger During Crisis

Macmillan’s Aides Voice Full Support   Scandal Widening As Hints Heard Member Royal Family Named

MAY FACE EXECUTION   Fort Pierce Had Mystery Ship, Too   ‘Rex’ Comes And Goes As She Pleases At PB Port

vers’ Wives Receive Checks  Senators Ask for Probe To  Discover Source of Payments

WORLD   Most men, we are afraid, have a good idea of how important they are.   Newspaper Errors

Tribune to Present Series on Subject  Value of Psychological Tests Stirs Controversy

Negro Minister Wants Troopers Away From City   Integration Leader Claims Patrolmen Employ ‘Brutality’

Ask Withdrawal of Troopers  Gov. Wallace Accused Of Trying to Upset Pact

Use Of State Troopers In Birmingham Assailed   Chicago Violence Blamed On Birmingham Trouble

Negro Leader Asks Governor Withdraw ‘Brutal’ State Cops From Birminghan

x plained By Golt Administration Supports New School Finance Bill

4. Suspects In Slayings Are Nabbed  a — Face Questioning In Ohio Killings

Manufacturers would take corporation tax boost if moneys, credits levy is repealed

eveww ster  "Meramec Basin Group Changes Officers, Hears Progress Reports   BERGER FILES PETITION Plans Annexation Election

Given Party in Miami Jimmy Durante Marks 70th Birthday, Doesn’t Want Everybody To Know

INDEX   JAMES IN DA NOSE - Schnozz Greets 70th Boitday Wit’ a Little Tea — ‘n Fren’s

Dollars Flow but Pennies Pinched  So Pery Turns to Finland for Picks and Shovels

Peruvian President Has His Troubles Trying To Raise Money To Buy Simple Tools For Peasants

President Belaunde Terry Says  U.S. Loses Good Chance  To Help Poorest Peruvians

SBI Investigating Illegal Sales Of Drugs, Narcotics In The State

They Lead To Addiction ..,.  State Agents On Search For Goof Balls, Bennies

Wallace May Enter State Race   Tells Newsmen  10 Per Cent Vote Would Be Victory For Sauth

lowans Shiver; Coldest Weather of Season Hils   Mercury Sags Tn Three Below

Even Though Your Name May Be Koufax, You Can't Park a Car on a Sidewalk

3 Members of Edinburg Family Die in Air Crash   See Pieture, Pare 17

Kolwezt's Fate In Congo Aired Observers Saying  Town Will Fall To U.N. Forces Soon

See U.N. Capture Of Kolwezi Despite Assurances By U Thant      Tells Belgium And Britain That Troops Will Not Enter Mining Towr

An AF Analysis: ... Diplomatic Observers See Fall Of Kolwezi In 10 Days

Cain U-Thant Justify Move? UN Expected To Capture Kolwezi Within 15 Days

U.N. Forces Will Take Kolwezi; U Thant Will Be Hailed If Secession Ends, Belief

1,000 U.S. Troops Coming Home  Victory in Viet Nam In Siaht. Ic Clatm

Harkins: “Victory Just Months Away'—  U.S. to Withdraw 1,000 Troops From South Viet Nam

United States To Withdraw Viet Nam Uni   Gen. Harkins Sees ‘Victory’ Within Matter: Of Months

1,000 Troops In Viet Nam Coming Home   U.S. Commander Sets Departure Within 2 Months

‘Victory in Sense It Would Apply To This Kind of War' Only Months Away Says Toop Commander

A.C.E. Plugs Federal Aid To Colleges   Sweeping 11-Point Program Outlined by Influential Council

Masked Man Flees With Sacked Cash  Getaway Car, Ancient Shotgun  5... .. FF AT... CoD... Fd Shh £1... ..

The Weather   UN Announce Tshombe Arrest In His Presidential Palace

Ike Backed Guatemala Invasion “Morton Says  Aid Was Ready lf Needed

It’s Steadily Worse During Yule Rush— Shortage of Coins Begins To Concern U. S. Treasury

Todav’: Telearar   Treasury Is Concerned — Over Shortage Of Coins

WHERE TO FIND IT   300,000 HOMELESS U.S. Rushes Aid To Fire-Scarred Brazil

US. Doctors, Nurses, Food Sent to Brazil  300,000 Homeless in Forest Fires; Fear 250 Killed

U.S. Rushes Aid to Refugees  Brazil Fires Leave 300.000 Homeless

After Brazil disaster  U.S. rushes food, aid  to forest fire victims

U.S, Sends Food. Aid  To Brazil   300,000 Homeless In Forest Fires In Coffee Region

Only rain can save coffee  plantations.  Fear 250 lives lost, 300,000  left hameleaa

U.S. Rushe: Brazil Fire Area Relief   300,000 Homeless And Scores Killed In Forest Blazes

U.S. Sends Food To Fire Regions  Heavy Rains Moving Toward Stricken Area

Food Rushed To 300,000 Rio Homeless   Uncontrolled Fires Still Raging In State of Parana

City Starts Cleaning Up Pecatonica Flood at  Darlington Subsiding

IN THOMPSON CASE  Which of Chief Witnesses Will  Jurors Believe?

{2 Vehicles Halted; No Miscalculation   Russians Assert Right To Decide Convoy Processing

Russia Insists On Head Count   Western Allied Commandants Regard Incident as Serious

12 Vehicles And 44 Men Are Delayed   Western Officials Hit New Harassment; See Situation As Serious

Soviets Block US. Convoy on Way to Berlin   \ilied Commandants Meet to Decide Action Against New Harassment.

Soviets Again Block Convoy to W. Berlin   Americans Refuse to Leave Trucks to Ba Counted

Russians Half U.S. Convoy In Germany   12 Army Vehicles Headed for Berlin Are Stopped

Russ Block GI Convoy To Berlin   Allied Commander: Confer; U.S. Halts Troop Exercise

Detense Chief In Parleys  Confers With   Confers With  Commanders

Spanish Send Red Leader Before Firing Squad   600 Convicts Renew Rioting After Wild Night

Spanish Red Leader Grimau Is Executed   Nikita Makes Clemency Plea

Spanish Red Leader Executed   Khrushchev’s Plea Fails  To Save Grimau

Plea From Khrushchev Is Ignored   Death Sentence Carried Out Early Today

Khrushchev TriesTo Intervene  Briton Calls Act Miscarriage Of Justice; JFK Mum

Preferred Treatment   Despite Khrushchev Appeal  CommunistLeader In Spain Executed

Spain Executes Commie Leader  Khrushchev Plea for '» Clemency Is Iqnored

Spain Executes Communist Leader Despite Khrush’s Clemency Appeal

Hope to Speed Uy  Sessions   set July 4 Target Date For Assembly; Tax Bills Uo

Liquor Levy Boost Voted  Assembly Sends Sales  Tax Hike to Scranton

Rail Arbitration _  Senate Committee Votes Today On Strike Measure

Senate Committee Will Vote Today On Whether To Bring Out Rail Bill

Vote on Rail Bill Due Today  Measure Would Put Issue to Arbitration

For ‘Reasonable Arbitration’ Senate Unit Decision Due  On Bill In Rail Dispute

Carriers Set Thursday Deadline Leaders Expect Rail Strike Before Congress Can Move

Senate Group Pondering Bill To Aid Rail Fuss   ‘Reasonable Arbitration’ Of Railway Work Rules Is Outlined in Measure

Rail Dispute. Bill Drafted As Vote Near   Senate Group ‘Acts To Prevent Strike Slated Next Weck

Committee Votes on  Rail Bill   Could Cast Form From One of Several Molds

Rebel Radio Vows To ‘Fight On’ Despite Apparent ‘Collapse In Efforts To Overthrow Government

Rebel Leaders Negotiate Surrender Terms With Argentina’s Government

Rebels Vow To Continue Fight In Argentina, Although Revolt Appears To Have Collapsed

Probers Seek Reasons for Airliner Crash   Sift Wreckage of Plane in  Which 81 Died

CAB Still Searching Jet Ruins   Grim Job Of Hunting For Plane Victims Continues At Elkton

Resounding Defeat for Bloc  Senate Kills Rule To End Filibusters

Debate Issue Tabled By Vote of 55-42   RULES FECD Texas Senators  Support Johnson

ANTLETUBUSTER RULE HITS FIRST SNAG IN SENATE   53-42 Tally Kills Move to Force Vote on Rule Change   HOPE SEEN DIM   Mansfield Calls Recess _ Until Monday; New Fight Seen

Both Parties in Opposition ———— —____—Preren  Assembly Ambushes Threaten Tax Plan

Assembly Bloc  Rebuffs Efforts  lo Ambush’ Bill Democrats Taking  Shots at Reynolds Tay_-Riudaat Plan

Malaysia Born Amid Violence  Philippines Give New nd  pnebinrnwm

Violence Mars Official Rites InMayalysia   Mobs Storm Embassy Compounds During Indonesian Riots

Trouble Plaques Newest Nation   Moalaysia’s Birth Brings Protests

~NEIGHBORS SNUB MALAYSIA— Demonstrations Greet  Birth Of New Nation.

Police plan to halt demonstration  Negro pupils boycot seareqated schools

South Viet Nam Unstable After 7 Years Of Aid   Senators Report U.S, Spent $2 Billion On Country Since 1955

Khrushchev Again Brags On Missiles   Says U.S. Invasion Of Cuba Deterred By Russia’s Might

Russian Rockets Pointed At U.S.. Khrushchev Savs   East Germans Told 120 Missiles Poised on Pad

Texas Farm Bureau Reaches New High In Members; Ellis County Largest

Scuthwesters Sun Carnivel Activities Announced For Holiday Season

Delaware Pupils May Read Bible  No Laws Necessary, Rule State Attorney

Double Dose for Smokers . . .  Pennsylvanians Paying Hiahest State Sales Tax

Fennsylvanians Begin Paying Top Sales Tax  5 Per Cent Tax Highest in Nation: 105 AAitllian AAnra

Deiense Files Dismissal Motion —  Testimony Ended In Thompson Trial

Guilty or Not Guilty?   Judge Fosseen tc  Rule on Motion for Dismissal

Relations With Haiti  Resumed   Does Not Mean U.S. Approves  DuvaherRecime

\'Feudal Dukes’ Difficult to Unseat  Old Men Cling to Key cs Posts

Feudal Dukes’ Difficult to Unseat  Old Men Cling to Key Conaress Posts

Burlington Man Will Visit Any Place He Likes  Was Among Those Traveling To Cuba Without A Permit

Oe oe oe oe ot ot  Temperatures YESTERDAY  High 87 At Noon  Low 67 At 6 A.M..  me 68 eh oh an ud ts A Ce   Talks Continue On Rail Dispute

JFK, Soviet Minister Will Conduct Talks   House, Senate Act On ‘Rails’

Hope Fades Action Will Be In Time   Threatened Walkout Just Two Days Away

Parity Of Opportunity ‘New Farm Goal Is Stressed by  Kennedy In Talk

New Farm Goal Urged By Kennedy   Calls For ‘Parity Of Opportunity’ With City People

Find Princess’ Niece—      ‘Parity of Opportunity for Farmers New Goal

‘Parity Of Opportunity’  New Farm Goal Asked By President Kennedy

JFK Asks Parity of Opportunity’   President Plugs 7-Point Program in Duluth Stop   Judd Speaks At Dallas

‘Equal Chance With Urban  Residents’  President Stresses Pocketbook Issues

New Farm Goal ls Called for by Kennedy Today  Caracene DaeLathnan

Kennedy: Parity of opportunity’ with city folk is new farm goal   Cites provcrams

JFK Proposes New Farm Goal  Parity Of Opportunity For Rural Folks Asked

Seeks Parity of Opportunity For Farmers  President Wants  Urban and Rural A ge

held  ree vita!     JFK stresses pocketbook issue on Western tour

Kennedy Seeks Parity ‘For Rural Opportunity   New ‘Farm Goal’ Proposed In Grand Forks Talk

FOCKeTDOOK issue  Kennedy Says Farm Goal Is Parity of Opportunity

Farm Parity With (City Urged  athankl lec   Pocketbook Issue Being Stressed By JFK On Journey

EEE rear Yes] Van tee pes ter meet cee teen Oe eet eet  Two Divorce Suits Filed in Court Today

 Survey Attacks Deficit Budgeting  Solvency of U.S. Viewed as in Danger

Endangers National Solyency  Survey Blasts Deficit, ‘Blind Alley’ Budgeting

Criticism of Travel Facilities Rejected Kennedy Will Inspect Conservation,  Natural Resource Projects in 10 States

IDAHO APPARENTLY OMITTED Kennedy Plans Western Tour of Project Areas

Soviet ultimatum unacceptable  On number of on-site inspection on test ban

BAN PLAN IS ULTIMATUM   Soviet Refusal To Negotiate On Allowing More Than 3 Inspections Not Acceptable To U.S.

Rejected By U.S. Calls Soviet Nuclear  Test Ban Inspection Proposal Ultimatum

Is Nuclear Test Figure Ultimatum   U. S. Had Not Seen  As Such but Reds Making It So

Red Test Ban Stand Decried   On-Site Inspection Plan Shunned By U.S.

Soviets Refuse To Negotiate  Little Chance Seen For Test Ban Pact

U.S. Cannot Accept Red ‘Ultimatum’  New Proposal By Khrushchev      New Proposal By Khrushchev Hurts Parley

U.S. REJECTS RED PROPOSAL ON A-TEST BAN   Ultimatum Seen in Limi . of 2 or 3 On-Site Inspections   PACT IN DOUBT   ‘Western Nations Shaken by Russian Refusal to Negotiate Visits

iarmament: aaa  Russian Ban Ultimatum Is Unacceptable   Negotiator Says West Shaken by Freeze on Checks

ONE WAS GIVEN UP FOR DEAD:  Swap Of Spy Suspects   MAY OFFICIATE AT WEDDING:  Reaction To Spy Swap

See Electric Shock Aiding In Slide Fight  p..2bp.f..... —f... Jj.

See Electric Shock Aiding n Slide Fight  Council Unit Li Research Proposal Rut Bafuceac Funde

Vacationing Family Dies As Light Plane Crashes   Officer Crashes New Plane, Walks Away From Wreckage

snarling Police Dogs Break Up Ensuing Riot; ‘Communism in Purest Form’ Says Mayor Hanes.

23 Negroes  Arrested in  Alabama Dogs Break Up  City Hail Riot; Nicht-Riders Ac

Africans — Irked By Veto Threat   Russia Objects To Council Enlargement Without Red China

Police Find Mail Robbers Hideout Void   Trucks Recovered; Search for Leader Spreads to Riviera

Search moves to French Riviera  Police find farmhouse that harbored mail robbers

British Police Find Robbers Hideaway  Canned Foods, Truck, Mailbags Left By Gana That Dicsnersed Several Davs Ago

Gang Hunt Is Shifted To Riviera  British Robbers’ Hi dannt TI aratad

Mrs. Nhu Vigorously Defends Her Country   Belgrade Congress Gives Her Ovation; Claims Buddhists Victims Of hattatare

‘Campaign Of Blackmail And Terror’  Mrs. Nhu Blasts South Viet Nam Foes

‘INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN’  Mrs. Nhu Defies ‘Blackmail’ She Sees Aimed At Viet Nam

Big Snake On Loose   Eight-Foot Anaconda Escapes From Pet Shop In Mich. Town

TwoCosa Nostra Kingpins Defied Narcotics Ban   Valachi Says Geno. vese, Anastasia Vio. lated Syndicate’s Order on Drugs.

Includes Non-Emergency Costs as Way to Clear Path for Tax Reduction

Byrnes Asks Moratorium on Spending  Ciaims Kennedy Could Ease Way

To Ease Way For T ax Cuts— Suggests M oratorium On Federal Spending

‘ACTUAL EMERGENCIES’ EXCEPTED Spending Moratorium Suggested By Byrnes

Trew Vw ewe VS ere eee eT Oe eC  C aviar Taste kKaces Death in  Infant Stage

JFK Ponders New Moves In Laos Crisis   Fresident Meets With Security Council

U.N. Rejects Red Chinese By 57 To 41   Door Is Closed Again In Formal Assembly Action

UN Again Excludes  Red China   Vote Constitutes Victory For US In Long Battle

Red China Fails To. Gain Seat   United Nations Vote Shows Some Shift On Perennial Issue

Red China Again Loses  In UN. Bid   U.S. Hails Vote. Another Victory Ir Rejecting Peking

“SNAILS’S PACE’ HIT Adm. Rickover Calls Reforms In U. S. Education Inadequate

COMPARED TO EUROPE Rickover Charges Time  Wasted In U.S. Schools

Lite-Adjustment People Are Still In Education Saddle, Asserts Rickover'

Adm. Rickover Continues To Blast America’s Slow Education Reform

Four Empotia High School Seniors Honored for High Scores on Test

Drunken Drivers  Since Jan. 1  19 Ervin Beve:, 43. Shiocto   Appeal to Teen-Agers  Iceland Has Cigarette Tax to Fight Cancer

Smoking Tax Going Into Cancer Fund  Iceland Taxes  Cigarettes to Biches ge RE em

li al eo aw           Oe SS OTT TSC UST CCST U ee  Goal Of Century   Wheeling Has Centennial Ceremony

Shipowners May Accept Board Terms   Longshoremen Ready To Sign New Contract

Second Officer Named Party To Thresher Probe   Adm. Palmer Makes Request

Appropriation Bill Sent To Ohio Senate; Proposes $9 Million Increase For Miami U

U.S. Moonlet Orbits for Space Study  3-Stage Success 6th Straicht’

Explorer 17 PutIn Orbit   Satellite To Study ‘Distant Atmouphere

NO DETAILS ON ARREST  Yale Professor Resumes Quiet University Life

Silent on Imprisonment . . .     Barghoorn Resumes  Life of Scholar

Barghoorn Reviews Soviet Arrest:  ‘They Confused Research, Espionage

‘Strange. Bizarre Aspects”  Barghoorn Disinclined  To Discuss Red Ordeal

BAR LEVIES ON ALCOHOL, CIGARETTES   Senate Group Dumps Measures Sought By Daley And Downstate Mayors, Fought By Merchants.

~ NOVEMBER VOTE LIKELY —  Propose $200 Million School Building Issue

SCHOOL FUND ALSO EYED BY BUDGET GROUP  PETERS STILL TO  1NANK COND CILaACcU

Britain Looking For Ways To Tighten Links With Other Euranear Nations

13-Month-Old Boy Is Victim of House Fire   Mother, Three Other Children Escape Flames

Mom, 3 Children Safe Neighbors Battle in Vain To Save Infant From Fire

At Meeting Monday Regents to Look at MSU $35.2 Million Budget      Board to Discuss Isolated Schools   Total Cost $475,000 Legislators Decide Boulder State School Dormitories Will Have Twice as Much Space

Board to Discuss Isolated Schools   Total Cost $475,000 Legislators Decide Boulder State School Dormitories  Will Have Twice as Much Space

MeCormack Predicts JFK Victory in Congrecc«   bp IMR elie nant VUVERNUR TO ADDRESS JOINT SESSION- Legislature Convenes Today

Tax Cut Victory Is Seen   McCormack Is Confident: ( oneress Opens Tomorrow

Georgia's Guard Put on Standby  Racial Peace Hopes Brighten With Truce

Racial Peace Hopes Raised In Savannah  _ Truce Secretly Negotiated with Cunarde an Standhv

SEES NEW RECORD FOR SEASON—  Mail Early for Christmas, Postmaster Urges

Panel Begins Study Of Rail, Union Dispute   President’s Plan To Avert Strike Accepted 8 Hours Before Deadline

ihen ro Congress  Blue Ribbon Panel ‘Begins  1-Day Study of Dispute

Railroad Rules Dispute To Face Congress Action; Walkout Threat Delayed

Rails, Unions Okay Delay To July 29   Labor Secretary Calls First Meeting; Report Due to JFK on July 22

First Step In Move for Legislation   Panel Picked by JFK To Report to Him On July 22

Kennedy Gains Valuable Time In Rail Strike   July 22 Deadline; Meany, Wirtz Head Blue-Ribbon Panel

Postpones Strike For Present  West Gavlken<+   Will Submit Plan On July 22

JFK Board Sifts Rail Rules Feud   First Move Toward Putting Dispute in Hands of Conaress

Board Studies Rail Work Rules Dispute   Congress Wary Of Legislation In Rail Crisis

Panel Seeks Solution to Rail Crisis   Will Submit Plan to JFK Earlier Than Requested

JFK to Submit Proposals After Report by Panel   Fact-Finding Board Holds First Meeting, Agrees to Finish by  July 20.

Action Termed Possible Break In Stalled Talks   Licenses Allow For Grain Deals Of $40.6 Million

U.S. Authorizes Shipments Valued At $40.6 Million   Johnson Names Aid Overhaul Committee

First Resort Now, Not Last  ‘Drug Treatment Of Cancer Is Improving

Still In Cuba, But No Menace: McNamara   Doubts Any Surface Rockéts There; Silent On Manpower

Humphrey Asks Public Hearing On Cuban Arms   ‘Candor Required,’ Demo Leader Says In.News Conference

Humphrey Asks For Public Hearings On Charges Of New Buildup In Cuba

Ice Cakes in Garden After Floodinc   Humphrey Calls for Open Hearings in Cuban Probe   Raps Those Who Dispute Kennedy

SAYS CANDOR REQUIRED BY SITUATION   No Indication Kennedy Holds Similar Views

Publicly In Congress lH earings Are Proposed  \Over Cuban Arms Issue

Request Made By Senator Humphrey— Asks Public Congressional Hearings On Cuba Missiles

Hints This Is Kennedy Strategy   Senator Wants . CIA Boss McCone To Give Report

 Strikers March on Office  French Coal Miners Scuffle With Police: Tension Mounts

19 Killed, 70 Wounded In Venezuela   Communists Trying To Disrupt Dec. 1 Presidential Vote

Venezuela Hit By New Terror  19 Persons Killed In Caracas; 70 Hurt And 190 Arrested

Castroites Stage Riot In Caracas; 19 Are Dead, 70 Wounded,100 Jailed

ori-Business roup Returns educed Quality f U.S. Tobacco  eard Everywhere

80-19 Vote Ends _ Weeks of Debate   President Cheers. Action as Step Toward Peace

SPECIAL INSPECTOR   FROM PEKING-MOSCOW EXPRESS Soviets Boot Chinese Passengers

Soviets Oust Red Chinese   Crew, Passengers of Train Are Accused of Propaganda Smuggling

Russians Expel Chinese   Holy ‘Alliance Charged by  Red China. Pare 7

AN AP NEWS ANALYSIS  Free Union, Management Bargaining Is Just a Myth

News Index   President Will Act By Publie Demand To Prevent Rail Strike Thursday

RR Bargaining ‘Free’ Up to A Point   JFK Takes Charge Of Railroad Talks

Governor Emphasizes Quality  Offers Program  To Balk Repeal  Owe @..1L..WaT....

V.F. W. AUXILIARY WILL AGAIN HOLD WRITING CONTEST   All H. 8. Students Invited To Take Part In The Competition

Damage To Island Is Heavy   Feared As Bad As 1954 Storm, Killing Hundreds

Haiti Crushec by Hurricane: Loss Heavy   Communications Cut; Province in  Cuba Being Raked

High Death Toll Feared On Island   All Communications Shattered; Cuba Next In Path

Hurricane  Flora —  Hammers at Haiti Fear High Death Toll. Heavy Damace

NOT OUTSIDE STORM ORBIT  Fear High Death Toll In 9-Hour Island Lashing

Hurricane Battering East Cube   Story of Devastation In Haiti by Flora’s Winds Predicted

ee Se ee RON Se Meer ee ayant amc Ome Seen oe er  Washington Roundup

Tl NANELL \ IME D SPE fhER  Lesislatare Opening Sweetness and Light

Daniel To Say Farewell To 2 Houses   Little Business Expected Before Tuesday Ceremony

Trapped nearly I1 days  I! German miners await rescue workers shaft

11 Miners ~ Feared Dead Wait. Rescue    * German Workers. Trapped IT Days 187 Feet. Underground

Drill Nears 11 More Miners   Russians Block Convoy Of American Troops on Vital Berlin Highway

Were Discovered Alive SundayEleven More German Miners Awaiting Rescue

Miners Given Up for Dead Awaiting Rescue   Four Airmen Enter Space Capsule for 40-Day Test

Tl ‘Dead’ Miners Wait For Ride Back To Life      3 Families Almost  Wiped Out In Crash   AMID COLISEUM DEBRIS  _ Seeking Killer Of 68

Wirtz Makes Last-Ditch  Proposition   Discussions Set Oa Government's Next Step Today

Wave Knocks 4 Off Carrier Enterprise   Three Men Recovered But Only Two Alive.

Negroes Plan Drive In North   Plans Laid for Campaign To End Segregation of Schools in Northera U.S.

NAACP Plans. Summer Drive InNorthU: 5S.   Segregation In Schools Cited

Conspiracy Stres  Outline What State To Teach Children  About Communism

What Kansas Youngsters Will Be Taught  Book Outlines Communistic Facts

AWalT rouse YOote Of Dit  Here’s What Students Will Be Told About Communism

Atlanta Judge May Rule Toda On Barriers   Create Racial Buffer Zone

Decision Waited On Atlanta Wall  Racial Buffer Zone Bars Said Nuisance

Judge to Rule on Legality of Atlanta’: ‘Berlin Wall’ Blocking Negro Section

4 Demos Get High State Jobs   Wolf to Regents; Zack To Conservation Commission

Document must be revised  Approval of changes in Mass withheld by Vatican Council

Council Rejects Latin Replacement In Catholic  Mass; 1,417 Back Change

The Burlington Hawk-Eye   Council Vote Delays Big Change In Mass

Vatican Council Fails to Grant Changes in Mass  Outcome of Voting Callad lLlinavnactad  di

‘Vatican Ecumenical Council     Change Approval Withheld  For Roman Catholic Mass

Senate Quizzes Gilpatric on TFX Inquiry   Pentagon Criticism Under Scrutiny by Lawmakers

RUSK CRITICIZES THE CRITICISM OF FOREIGN AD   - Defeatists’ ‘Help Communists’

Aid Slashers Seen Helping Red Strategy  *‘Defeatist’ View Hit By Rusk In  Honse Hearing

Secretary raps critics. Cuts in foreign aid would help Reds, Rusk warns

Sec. of State Rusk Assails Advocates Of Slashes in Foreian Aid Program

Secretary raps oritics       Cuts in foreign aid would  help Reds, Rusk warns

RUSK SUPPORTS  HUGE SPENDING  IN FOREIGN AID WAVES FLAG AT  ALL OPPONENTS TO JFK PROGRAM

Morocco Claims Algerian Planes Bomb Territory; Desert Fighting Still On

Oswald Tried To Hint Being U.S. Agent   Stenographer Says Accused Assassin Criticized Buccia

Non-Southern Officials Find Rights Struggle Puts Them On Firing Line

Curfew Among Drastic New  Rules Decreed  Guardsmen Fan Out  To Potential Trouble A _ Te... =-_ 4 es... WW noc ae ld nl

State. Troopers Enter Savannah After Second SuccessiveNight Of Violence

After Night o Terror  National Guard Breaks Up Maryland Negro Protest

Maryland Marchers Halted By General   Troops Ordered Out In Georgia; Demonstrations More Peaceful

Group Heeds Instructions  From General   Strict Curfew To Be Enforced; Guard on Patrol

Maryland Guardsmen Recalled   General Talks Crowe Into Dispersing; Drastic Rules Made

General Turns Back Negroes  Recalled Guardsmen Halt Cambridge Demonstration   Angry Mountaineers Close ‘Immoral’ Camp

STRICT RULES ENFORCED 10 STOP RIOTING   Dramatic Moment Came As General Turned Back Parade   CURFEW REINSTATED AS CALM RETURNS

Demonstration Halted Before It Got Started   Cambridge Placed Under Drastic New Rules, Curfew

March Halted In Cambridge  More State Troopers Arrive in Savannah

Six Whites Wounded In ‘Karlier Fight   Drastic Nev Rules Imposed By State ‘To Prevent Trouble

Kennedy Says Limitation of Nuclear Tests Is First Step Away From War

step fo reace  President Makes Appeal For American Support Of Nuclear Test Treaty

Printers Give Approval To Continue News Strike   Lun dhaouetie Owner Sings Newspaner Blues

Dividend Increase Vividena Increase  AT & T Proposes 2 For 1 Stock Split

says Assembly Stealing His Own Powers  Democratic Governor Threatens to Take Fight to People

Governor: Power Is  Weakened   Interim Committee Is Given Right To Transfer Funds

$50.9 Million Road  Program Announced (See Story Page 15)   Nebraska's Grade School Teachers Rank Second Lowest In Preparation

Unable To Obtain Office Bond Legal Action Expected Against Jimmy Hoffa

May Seek To Stop Operations  Action On Hoffa Bond Considered   Has Private Audience  Macmillan Talks With Pope John

Gov't May Move To Remove Hoffa As Union Head If He Can't Get Bond

Government Set To Lower Boom On Jim Hoffa  Lack Of Bond Seen As Lever To Oust

From Handling Union Funds... Government Might Take  Action To Stop Hoffa

If Teamster Boss Unable To Get Bonded  U.S. May Take Legal Steps To Oust Hoffa

U.S. May Launch Stop Hofta Move   May Act If He Fails To Get Bond

Government Set To Lower Boom On Jim Hoffa   Lack of Bond Seen As Lever To Oust Boss of Teamsters

Study Halt To Hoffa's Operations   Govt. Ponders Action If He’s Unable To Obtain Bonding

Government May Try to Oust Hoffa As Teamster Boss   Bond Must Be Obtained ' By Feb. 8: Some Bonding Firms Are Baling.

Government Set To Lower Boom On Jim Hoffa  Lack Of Bond Seen As Lever To Oust Bose O¢ FT i

Legal Action Seen LE OE ED  May Seek To Oust  WHoffa From His Job

PRAYER FOR...  e IODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Festures)

Uneasy Watchon Negro Vote-ins In Mississippi  Unregistered Negroes CC. ..nwtad at sha Dalle

Mississippi Election Officials Keep ‘Uneasy Watch for Nearo Vote-ins

Negroes May Try Vote-ins’ In Mississippi  As Balloting Begin:  Im State Primary

Racial Tension Marks Primary  Mississippi Dems DieLina Candjdata

Negro Vote-ins Being Watched For in Election   Mississippi Holding Democratic Primary; 450,000 May Vote

‘Threat of Negro Sit-In Spreads Tension In Mississippi During Primary Election

Negro Ballot Ky ed Closely In Mi ississippi  Vote-In Bid Waited By Election Aides In State’s Primary

Election Officials Eye Mississippi Polls For Unregistered Voters

450,000 Might X Ballots Toda In. Mississippi  Democrats Are Picking Nominee rr. ~F_

Mississippians Fear Vote-In By Negroes   State Goes To Polls To Select Governor In Democrot Primary

Mississippi Is Uneasy as  Polls Open   Election Officials Keeping Close Watch For Negro Vote-Ins

Illinois Opens Birth Control For Reliefers Critics Alarmed At Implications

Court Fight Starts As State Of Illinois Offers Birth Control To Indigent Mothers

Freeman Favors Wheat Sale   Announcement by Kennedy Is Expected at Press Conference

Today’s Good Reading .... SS   Use Private Trade and Dollars —  ~ Freeman Favors Sale

REDS HAVE NEWS  BLACKOUT ON  GRAIN HARVEST WILL SHELL OUT  $500 MILLION FOR CANADIAN WHEAT

Russ Mum On News Of Harvest   West Sees Kremlin Disappointed Agair

Defense Plans Studied  Further Cuts Are Eyed In Overseas Spending

Tighten Belts. Reduce Drain. Military Told  Order Issued By   Order Issued By MeNamara To Cut Gol’ Dollar Flew

-McNAMARA ORDER DISCLOSED-—  U.S. Tightens Belt To Halt Dollar Drain

MeNamara Notifies Defense Posts... . Belt-Tightening Is Ordered To Offset U. S. Gold Drain

McNamara Seeks Cut  In Costs   Defense Chief Orders Belt-Tightening Abroad To Aid Trade Balance

Belt-Tightening Orders Issued By McNamara   Action Is Intended To Help Ease Drain Of Dollars Overseas

Possible Savings On Dependents wee McNamara To Reduce Cost Of Operations In Europe

WORLD NEWS Rebels Slay Togo President In Successful Military Coup

Exile Asked To Assume:  Leadership  West African Leader Regarded Ae Ti & Begand

Togo Chief Assassinated  Revolutionaries Dump Slain Man’s Body at U.S. Embassy

McNamara Optimistic Over Progress  To Be Made in. South Viet Nam War

Viet War Report Is Depressing   But McNamara Says He Is Optimistic

. . McNamara Voices Optimism Over S. Viet Nam War Against Viet Cong

McNamara ‘Optimistic’ On Viet Nam   Government Forces Step Up Activity Against Reds

After visit to S. Viet Nam  McNamara optimistic over progress to be made in 64

“Progress to Be Made .. .  McNamara Still Optimistic Over Viet Nam Situation

Saigon Report By McNamara Is ‘Optimistic   Military Outline For 1964 Given

McNamara Optimistic On Progress   Visits Viet Nam Leaders and US Officials There

Southeast Asia: ———— ——  Review in Viet Nam Completed  _.McNamara Optimistic ,

McNamara Says He Is Pleased About Progress   Confers With Junta In South Viet Nam

TITO ADVISES NEW SUMMIT ON COLD WAR   U.N. Gives Slavic Chief Big Ovation In Peace Appeal

Tito Urges — Summit On Coexistence  Yugoslav, In U.N. Speech Asks End To Cold War

APPEAL TO . END COLD WAR URGENT   Cancel Receptior Thursday Night  As Precaution

Governor Issues Call  for Peace   Refuses to Disclose What He Wil Do

FIVE LUCKY WINNERS’ NAMES ARE DRAWN — FOR 10 SILVER $SSS°  AT HOME CunwW UcDr

FIVE LUCKY WINNERS’ NAMES ARE DRAWN — FOR 10 SILVER $55$°  AT HOME SHOW HERE

FIVE LUCKY WINNERS’    NAMES ARE DRAWN —  'FOR 10 SILVER $355 AT HOME SHOW HERE-

Assist for Four Million ‘Marginals’ In California Sought by Gov. Brown

Canadian Seafarers In Protest   Union Set To Stage March Against Law Requiring Trustees

Protest Bill Putting Then In Trusteeship  Cleanup Battle Could Result in Seaway Closing

Bill Stirs  Unions’ Ire  In Canada . Seafarers Plan  Protest March On Ottawa

Rescue Of Coal Miners Is Delayed   Timetable Set Back Until. Tomorrow;  Chances Stitl Good

Enlargement of Escape Hole for 2 Entombed Miners Stalled Again  Ragged Conditions Blamed for Setting Back Rescue Timetable 

Timetable Set Back To Monday   Trapped Men Brace Up Small Cubicle

ESCAPE HOLE PROBLEM  Mine Rescuers  Suffer Setback   RESCUE SMOOTH

Timetable Of Rescue Upset Mort   Work Slowed 13 Hour: To Have Bigger Bit Sent from Dallas

Mine Reseue [ry Faces Problems   Hole knlargement  Causes Setback

13 Hours Lost in Drilling   Escajie Timetable’ Set for Tomarrow.

Encasing Of Shaft Is Delayed   Unable to Slide Steel Lining Into Crooked Hole

Workers Encounter Hole Enlargement Problems at Mine: Rescue is Set Back

Equipment Is Rushed  To Seene   Rescue No Earlier Than Monday Seen

New Difficulty For Drill Crew At Hazleton, Pa   Steel Capsule for Lift Is Prepared

Can't Get Out Before Least Monday   Problem Hasn't Jeopardized Chance; Try Smaller Hole

30-Inch  DrillIs © Churning  Trapped Men  May Be Free Early Monday

——— TO TR 'O TRADITIONS  Major Issues On Nov. 5 Ballot   By VINCENT P. CAROCC]I

Cold Front Info Kansas   Expected To Be Over Entire State By This Evening

Erhard elected as W. Germany’s second chancellor   Related article, page 2

Margin Larger Than Adenauel First Given   New Chancellor Not Expected To Hold Post Lona

New German Leader Erhard Is Elected As Germany’s Chancellor To Replace Adenauet

Khrush Seen Trying to Delay U.§. Moon Sho’   Kennedy Advise! Doubts Soviet: Have Slackenec Space Program.

—— Enters 2,300-Pounder In Contest'——  Giant Yule C ookie Gains Soph $3,749

Brown Signs Cut Budget   Governor Asks Fund Restoration When Legislators Return Next Week

Bridging at Rich Fountain and St. Thomas in 1964 Highway Program

Tecumseh Citizens Flunk Medical Test; Small Towns Not So Relaxing After All

Action By Scranton Administration— Prepare New State Plan For Indigent Hospital Care

Debate Opens On Fallout Shelter Plan  Could Mean Death   Could Mean Death Trap For Millions, Committee Reports

Meters Might be Death Traps  Committee To Explore Fallout Shelter Merits

‘Obituaries, Page 13   Congress Opens Debate Over Fallout Shelters

‘Life Savers or Death Tra ys? Congress L nit Opens Debate ‘On Fallout Shelter Program

FUEL ADDED TO SQUABBLE OVER NEW CITY TAXES   STATE MUNICIPAL LEAGUE, CHICAGO MAYOR SEEK AID

Midland: Wife of a Texas Oilman Is Slain   Burglar Suspected in Death of Mrs. Turner

Midland Woman Beaten to Death ln $500,000 Home   Daughter Gun-Whipped by Negro; Suspect Nabbed After Fleeing Mansior

ARREST IS MADE AFTER IONE ESCAPE   Mrs. Fred Turner: Found Slain In  Dressing Room

Daughter Is Knocked Unconscious  Mrs. Fred Turne   Mrs. Fred Turner Beaten to Death; Suspect ls Held

Midland Oilman’s Wife Found Dead   Mrs. Fred Turner Bludgeoned To Death: Suspect Arrested

WHERE TO FIND IT   MULES DON’T HAVE BABIES, BUT ARIZONA RANCHER'S DID

Nobody Explained !t to Maude _Rare Birth of Colt  ‘To Mule in Arizona

Speculation On Program Under Fire   Governor Says Fiscal Reform Basic Key; Won't Confirm Story

SAYS ALLIANCE ‘OUTA )F-DATE ’ French Minister Urges  NATO Reorganization

Billion-Dollar Plan     ~ Outdoor Recreation Bill Clears Its First Hurdle

Twisters And Rain Harass Minnesota, Michiaqan, N. Dokata; Several Injured

Thunderstorms, Twisters Leave Trail Of Death  Drownings Widespreat In Wake Of Heavy Rainfall {In 4 States

Desegregation Plea by JFK ‘Well Received   Go-Slow Policy on Legislation Urged By Southern Leader:

JFK Urges  Voluntary  Integration Talks With 100  Businessmen ALnan & oie

Enforcement Measures To  Be Demanded   Interstate Trade To Be Basis For Legislative Moves

JFK APPEALS TO TRADE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS   “GO SLOW” POLICY IS SNAG FOR PLEA   100 Business Leaders  Urged To Step Up Integration Move

JFK Appeals  For Integration   Southern Businessmen Hit Discordant Note

White House ‘Parley Talks Integration   100 Business Leaders in Warm Response to JFK Plea      OPPOSE NEW LAWS   They Are Asked to Act Quickly, Quietly, Voluniarily

100 Leaders Of Business Appealed To   Kennedy Urges Quie'! And Voluntary Store Intearation Soon

JFK Meets Leaders On Rights   Warm Response Tc Integration Plea Seen At Session

Wind Blown Snow, Low Temperatures Expected to Hit Minnesota Tonight

Civil Rights Stand Costly  Popularity Loss Cited By Attorney General

Entries Placed As County Fair Is Under Way   Total of Livestock For Judging Is Up  From Previous Years

Entries Placed As County Fair ls Under Way  Total of Livestock For Judgi ng Is Up  fC... B....*...6 We akg

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS...  Eleven Prominent Americans Receive Horatio Algier Award

UVFrPrUNMiUlvei ® AIVUCAD...  Eleven Prominent Americans Receive Horatio Algier Award

Rockefeller Attacks Goidwater’s Position on U.N.. World Bank, Aid

Rockefeller  Opens Attack On Goldwater  N.Y. Governor Hit: Senator’s Stand on U.N., World Bank  aan Biase Ai,

Mississippi Riot Heard ©  Federal Jury To Take Up Charges Against Walker.

Mississippt Grand Jury Sets Meet   Former General Walker 10 Others Face Wide Variety of Charges

Friction Between Meredith, Negro Youth Discounted  Pioneer Student At ‘Ole Miss’ Sheds  Teare Over ‘Dichanar’

Friction Between Meredith,  NAACP Youths Discounted   ~ See Related Stery, Pape &R

Meredith Scores Negro Leadership  Friction Discounted By NAACP Executive

Meredith Slap At Leadership Is Discounted   ‘Low Quality’ Is Cited by Student

Wilkins Trys To Dispel _ Rumors Of NAACP Split   But Meredith Is Still Grumbling

‘China’s Allies Attack Western Europe’s Leaders  ‘(Praise LBJ, Vow Support

Where Sub Was Repaired Waiting, Praying Goes On At Portsmouth Navy Yard

DR. REUBEN SAMANI  —. NATIVE OF IRAN  OPENS MEDICAL PRACTICE THIS WEEK IN AKRON

NEW DOCTOR WILL LOCATE IN AKRON   “Dy: Reuben Samani To Begin Practice Here On May 1

ABA Target Of NAACP At Meeting   Delegates Demand Economic Boycott O! Portugal, S. Africa

AT CHICAGO CONVENTION NAACP Condemns Bar Group Urges Boycott Of Two Nation:

NAACP Raps  American Bar Unit at Parley   Calls for Economic Boycott of Portugal, South Africa Union

THREE SUB-DIVISIONS WILL ADD ‘DOZEN: OF LOTS TO CITY. : REAL ESTATE: MARKET.

THREE SUB-DIVISIONS.  WILL ADD. DOZENS OF LOTS'TO'CITY  REAL ESTATE MARKET

Khrushchev. Rusk Confer At Retreat   By GEORGE SYVERTSEN Associated Press Staff Writer

Khrushchev, Rusk Negotiate In Shirt-Sleeve Atmosphere   Related Stories on Pages 10 and 14,

SHIRTSLEEVES MEETING TOOK NEAR 3 HOURS   Results Remain Secret But Diplomats Will Continue Talks   WESTERN NEWSMEN GET RARE WELCOME

Khrushchev And Rusk Ir Conference   Pair With Aides Go Over Hot Issues At Khr.‘s Summer Home

Little DeGaulle Allies Can Do Now About His Unrelenting ECM Stand

Committee Hears Defense Plans pene ALAR died alte he  McNamara Claims Communist Threat ‘Larcest' in Europe

Reds in Europe Largest Threat fo Free Worl  McNai ama a Tells   McNamara Tells Senators of His Defense Proqram

Surprise Party   McNamara Offers Senators Assessment of U.S. Strenath

Commie Threat In Europe Great   Defense Secretary Outlines Dangers

SENATORS HEAR FRESH NEWS U.S. Defense Secretary Reveals Soviet Power

Questioned By Senators McNamara Says World’s Biggest  Threat Is Communism In Europe

McNamara Says Red Peril In Europe Is Greatest Threat   Outlines Defense Plans Before Senate Armed Services Committe:

‘Uf Washington Were President  ‘There Would Be No Cuba  \Situation. Senator Says

Wouldn‘t have authorized Bay of Pigs invasion  Washington wouldn't be faced with Cuba

Strike Back At President  Sauthernare  aiuncl   Southerners Launch Beat-Kennedy Drive

‘Southern Committee To Elect Next President Of United States’ Formed

Southerners issue call to throw presidential election into House

FLORIDA WRECK TOOK LIVES OF 43 ON FLIGHT   INVESTIGATION INTO CAUSE OF MISHAP BEGUN EARLY TODAY

HOMEMAKERS EXTENSION TO HOD 27TH ANNUAL MEETING   eee ‘Will: Be Next: Wednesday At Midlend-Club

Buddhists Promise Loyalty   Their Support Is Needed In Battle Against Viet Cong

New Regime Has Promise of Help From Buddhists   Will Aid in War Aqainst Communisn

Buddhists Pledge to Aid Fight With Reds   Viet Nam’‘s New Regime Wins Promise of Help

Inside Today   m. Hyman G. Rickover Says:     “US Education Not Good Enough’   By Vice Adm. H. G. RICKOVEI Copyright 1963,  Re The Acenninind Drace

Admiral Rickover Lashes School Methods In U.S., Urges Standards   By VICE ADM. H. G. RICKOVER Copvrisht 1963.

DESPITE U.S. ANGER Special Viet Nam Force Still On CIA’s Payroll

Used Against Buddhists—CIA Bitter Vietnamese Troops  Paid By U.S. Deal

 U.S. Paying So. Viet Nam Forces Which Led Attack ‘On Buddhists, Is Report

So Say “Reliable Sources”  Viet’s Troops, Subsidized by U.S. [ToFightRedGuerrillas, SameOnes Who Drove Against Buddhists

News Day. Night   Reportedly $3 Million Yearly U.S. Paying Guerrillas Who Raided Buddhists?

er in Viet NGM: American Trained  Guerilla Forces On Secret Payroll

tea uC ts Red eg esi a Lar tl cate ate eae Ea  Troops Begin to Dig in ‘As Sahara War Rages

Restaurant worker ‘‘feels a little lighter’’  Remove surgical clamp, after seven year:

Adam C. Powell: “The king is dead!”  Libel suit hits debonair congressman

Conq. Powell Hit by *211,500 Libel Judament   Will Anneal Verdict

“The King ts Dead“  Adam Clayton Powell Jolted With $211,500 Judgement For Libel

THE HOMETOWNERS  Prdt GREEN LIGHTS ON IN MoOKINNE ¥  COLLIN COUNTY

France Planning H-Blast   South Pacific Isle Thought To Be Site Selected For Tesis

Texas Power & Light Will Construct  New Generating Unit At Lake Stryker

JFK Plugs For Water Projects In Western U.S.   President Fighting Hard For Voter Enthusiasm In Rocky Mt. Area

Costly Frojects Vitee  Kennedy Bids For Voter Support i in Water Conscious Mountain District

President Seeks Votes In Mountains  K annady La tere   Kennedy Claims All-Out Effort for Water Projects

The Weather   Kennedy Plugs For Resources  Woater-Conscious Wes«   Water-Conscious West Hears Call For Action

Kennedy Slaps Policies of Ike Administration   Sharpens Attack on GOP Daring  Western Tour

From President Kennedy Eisenhower's Electric Power Policies Are Under Attack

Kennedy Rips Ike’ s Electric Power Record   Praises. .Democratic: Policies. _on Non-Political. Trin: “West.

JFK Plugs For Water Projects   Fighting For Voter Enthusiasm In Talk Today In  Rocky Voanntain Aroa

Visits Montana, Utah, Washington On Trip's 3rd Day   Billings Hears Anti-lsolation Sermon Wednesday

Water Resources  _” Tries to Increase Support Tas Phra mememete tn Vlecd

JFK Plugs For Water Projects   Fighting Hard For Voter Enthusiasm

Water Plans Are Plugged By Kennedy   Administration Ha: (,one All-Out For Projects. He Says

Eis enhowerAdministration Attacked By Kennedy On ‘Non Political’ Tour

President Fighting Hard for Support On Water Control   Weatern Speech Tour Taking Him to Water Ganaciaue Sactiana.

PublicNo Served, —  He Says   Private Interests’ Given Advantage

President Raps ‘Hell's Canyon’ Of Ike's Regime  Kennedy Claims He Has Fulfilled

JEK Swings {nto Third Day Of Tour   President Argues He Has Gone All-Out For Water Resources

JEK Predicts 393 Water Project Starts   Vights For Votes In Rockies Area  On Speaking Tour

Fights for Vote Support in West   United Fund Going Up, Total $20,401

Promises 393 Water Projects  JFK Fights for Votes In Rocky Mt. Region

Kennedy Plugs For Resources   Water-Conscious West Hears Call for Action

JFK Claims His Administration Has Fought for Water-Resource Projects

JFK Makes Big Pitch In West   President Says Administration Helps Westerners

Appeal to Montana Voters  Kennedy Claims Major Gains In Water Resources Field

Rusk Thinks Settlement Likely In Congo   Next Week In Paris....  Ball To Open NATO Talks On Allied Nuclear Force

WAR IN KATANGA STALLS; PEACE PARLEYS SOUGHT      Diplomats Try to Persuade Tshombe to Meet UN Renresentatives

U.N. Stalls Drive: Tshombe May Go To Capital   U.S. Indicates It Wants Pledge Against Use Of Force By Chief

Drive Halts, Rusk Voices Peace Hopes   British, Belgians Seek To Persuade Tshombe’s Return

But They Couldn't See the President  East Berliners Thronged To Wall

Tears, Laughter Greet Kennedy At Wall   ‘Lift Your Eyes Beyond Dangers of Today’   Happy Irishmen Welcome Kennedy

MILITARY PAY INCREASE IS RECOMMENDED   Boost Would Average 14.4 Per Cent For Active Duty Men   RESERVISTS ALSO COME UNDER PLAN

Current Budget Trends Indicate Surplus Fund   Administration Decides To Suggest Pay Boost

Say Program To Cost About $1.75 Billion   Retirement Pay Will Be Put on New Basis Under Same Project

14.4 PER CENT BOOST Administration Will Propose Pay Increases For Military

IFK WILL ASK CONGRESS FOR GI PAY BOOST      Federal Pay Study Panel Recommends 14.4 Per Cent Raise   $1.75 BILLION COST   McNamara Says Revision Is ‘Large, But Fully Tietified?

14 P.C. tor Man in Uniform Administration Favors Increase in Military Pay

Military Pay Boost Is Favored  Administration Plan Would Cos' Near 1.75 Biliary

Military Pay Hike Planned   14.5 Per Cent Raise To Cost $1.75 Billion

Boost of 14.47 To Be Requested From Congress   New Program To Affect Men  In Retirement

Plains Area, Midwest Hit by Icy Blast   28 Below Zero and Foot of Snow in Butte, Mont.

Unseasonable low temperatures  Snow and cold holds sway inN. Plains

17 Below In Montana...  Winter Storm In Icy Grip Upon Wide U.S. Areas

Snow, Cold Grip Section Of Midwest   Unseasonable Low Temperature Hits Much of U.S. East

Heavy Snow. Below Zero Recorded   N orthern: Plains, Midwest Struck; Report 16 Deaths

RMPERS PRAM AT COE SPRITE AUER OR RE ASS EER FD INE  Delightful “Brigadoon” Ends Season

Leaders Admit Votes Needed For 5% Levy  Shift of Sentiment   Shift of Sentiment For Plan Reported By Majority Leader

Body found Friday Expectant mother fails fo reach home of relative

Teday In Washington     Administration Should Settle Por 84,1 Billion In Aid Funds

Summons All Americans To Freedom's Cause— Ike Leads Rededication Of Gettysburg Address

Roads South Of Holland Are Closed   High Winds Pile Up Huge Drifts; Majority Of Side Roads Shut

Wife Gets Into Hiking Act  Pedometer Clocks Mileage In Housework

MOM MUST BE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION: SHE WALKS 15 MILES DOING HOUSEWORK

Tt Just Seems 50 Miles Pedometer Shows Wife  Travels Only 62 Miles

Housewives Not Qualified As 50-Milers  ‘Wise Guy’ Proves Wife Walks Only  AlA AAtlae aa rf ....

SIX AND A HALF MILES, WISE GUY’ Checks Wife's ‘Mileage’ With Pedometer, Ends Up In Doghouse

HOW FAR DOES A HOUSEWIFE WALK? Reporter Finds Out, And Now He's In The Doghouse

Floating Island Causes Debate  Rauemlemeee §atkea Gaosad   Buckeye Lake Spot Linked To Ice Age

Floating Island Causes Debate  Buckeye Lake Spot Linked To Ice Age

Floating Island Causes Debate  Buckeye Lake Spot  linked Ta lea Aaa

World IN  JFK Hesitant To Enforce  With Troops   By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

Integration Showdown in ‘Alabama Seen   President Reluctant, But Will Use Troops lf "Nacessaiy.

LATE BULLETINS   UN AAiccinn Will Leqve Yemen   Panel Okehs Raised Debt Limit

FRUSTRATING SPELLING  A Ruff Cuff And Hicuff Pluff Congressman Thruff

UNMANNED STATION FUNCTIONING NORMALLY.  Soviets Launch Moon Rocket

We'll Try To Orbit Stainless Steel Ball Russians Launeh Space Rocket Toward The Moon

An Busca In Fise al Year Y ear  Urge Added Fund  For Dam Project   je s Now Or Never  astdintans Hope to End  Session Saturday Night

Fail In Effort ToHave Senate Review 2 Bills  ‘Charges Hasty — _ActionOn Two Amendments

No Immediate Danger on Allegheny ...  Flood Waters Hit  Southeast Areas

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   _(Coprighted 1963, A National Com of Churches Religious Features)

Scofland Yard Discovers Hideout Used in §7 Million Train Robbery

Fer Demo Gubernatorial Choice— Bitter Mississippi Campaign Nears End

Shafer Urges Hearings On School Bill   Lt. Gov. Favors Public Session

‘Stability’ Is Aim Of RE Group   To Consider Detroit Anti-Blockbusting Ordinance

Synod Leaves Lutheran Unit   Wisconsin Evangelical Cuts Ties With Federation of Conservatives

Christian Arab Student Will Speak Sunday, July 14th at Our Savior Lutheran Church

In Montgomery Dispute  Alabama's Top Court Seats Race Peacemaker as Mayor

Court Installs New Mayor, — 9-Man Council   Former Lt. Governor Promises Cooperatior In Race Relations —

*  Multtons tn U.3, Tax Money For...  The Rama Road: Jungle Route in Nicaraqua   Re BILLETS FF. ecrnowr

Millions in U.S. Tax Money For...  The Rama Road: Jungle Route in Nicaragua   By WILLIS E. STONE

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Snside YI Fi. d: ex   ° FREEMAN MOTION ON AGENDA  Dowtict Showdown Set Qn College  DAVLEStl VLU TUuY iY Oper.

Adversaries Say Bill Too Watered Down’  8- 5. Vote Sinks Yorty' Two: Year. Try Backed by Joe Holt of Valley

Adversaries Say Bill Too ‘Watered Down’  8-5 Vote Sinks Yorty’s Two-Year Try Rarbod hy tan bdale af Valin,

TILL CHIEF OF STATE, HE SAYS Buddhist ‘Affair’ Closed, Diem Tells U.S. Reporter

STILL CHIEF OF STATE Diem Considers Recent  Buddhist Affair Closed

‘1 Am Not A Coward’ Diem Announces He's  Still Chief Of State   Ry RORFRT FINSON

He Is Stillin Control... . Diem Considers Buddhist ‘Affair’ in Viet Nam Closed

Diem Still Boss Over 5. Viet Nan   Buddhist, Student Affair Held Closed

Still- Holds Viet Nam Reins  Diem Feels Buddhist Incident Closec

Exclusive interview  President Diem Contends ‘He Is in ‘Full: Command

Diem Takes Both Credit And Blame   South Viet Nam President Airs View on Buddhists

Accepts Responsibilities For Decisions, Diem Says   Rv RORERT EUNSON

Diem Tells AP He Is Still Chief of State  qoawornnmanw   Government Considers Buddhist. Student 'Affair' Closed

In Interview With Associated Press President Diem Upholds . Neo Dinh Nhu’s Honesty

Diem Still in Charge, Says Buddhist ‘Affair’ Closed   By ROBERT EUNSON

Columbus Man Heads State GOP  Renubleange Piek   Republicans Pick Robert Stewart To Succeed Brown

Sioux City In Squabble Over Liquor   City, County Dispute Flares Over Use At Parties

877 Rescued From Lakonia   ~. . MORE THAN 150 PERISH ON CHRISTMAS CRUISE SHI

158 Others KnownDead Or Missing   Flame-Wracked Lakonia Lies Dead in Water

Believe 150 Others Lost Lives at Sea   Ships Criss-Cross Eastern Atlantic In Rescue Attempts

Aireraft Carrier Hunts For Missing as Other  Vessels Sail for Home

Blasts Ripped Greek Liner In Atlantic  Many Children Passengers On Holiday Cruise

LABOR SUPVYLY ADEQUATE   Good Mornina   Start The Day With a Chuckle

At injunction hearing C&NW official testifies  on rail merger figures

VFI VUTTicials Ten vongres s  PP PPP PL PPP PP PLD PPP OPO OPPO? w  Increased Wire Rates Will Hurt Coverage of Smaller Newspapers

Huntingdon Fire Loss Estimated At $1 Million   J. C. Blair Company. Owens-Corning Fiberglass Ware houses Destroved.

Amish Warned of New Charges In School Row   Dispute Taken Up with State Official Today

All Witches, Set Your Clocks Back   Scientists Find Earth Revolving Slower Recently

WHERE TO FIND IT   Halloween ToBe Longer As Science  Adjusts To Slower Spin Of The Earth

Negotiator Hails News Of Release   Aychbishop Beran, 74, Had Been Ieid by Reds Since 1951

Viet Cong firring Up Trouble   Religious Strife Their Latest Tool To Gain Their Ends

Viet Nam Official Says Communists Trying fo Stir up Religious Strife

IN WAKE OF COUP  -Viet Nam Minister Says Reds Stirring Up Religious Strife

General Fund Measure Give  To Assembly  Prospects for Final   Prospects for Final Adjournment Are or Legislative Horizon

Oil Companies Tax  Hike Plans Attacked   (Related Story Page 20)

MORE GENTLEMANLY APPROACH IS OBJECT  Free-Style Girl Watchers Organizing

GUILD T0 VOTE ON NEW OFFER BY PUBLISHERS   IT FUDLIONER  SEEK TO REMOVE MONEY BLOCK IN NEGOTIATIONS

Vote Set F riday  Publishers Offer M oney Packages In Attempt To End Paper Strike

OFFER PLEASES GUILD OFFICER: END SEEN NEAR   Another Roadblock In News Strike Goes Down

ROCKY MAY ATTEND GOP W.VA. EVENT   Returns To Public Affairs In Testing Nuptial Reactions

Test Period Ahead For Rockefeller  Appearances With New Wife Planned

Nomination Plans Eyed  Rockefeller Starts Test Of Marriage Acceptance

Wife Accompanying Gov. Rockefeller on Heavy Schedule of Public Appearances

Rocky Tests Nomination Chances, Introducing New Wife to Politics

To Test Effect of New Marriage  Rockefeller Begins Tour of New York

Rocky To Begin Testing Period x ok ok x ok kt x ok ok ok x ok ok,  nM wryrea A iw ae oe   Takes His New Wife Along On State Appearances

Red Cross Bloodmobile   Rockefeller Begins Testing Period That Could Chart Nomination Course

To_deter determine ‘64 course Rockefeller begins political testing

Vast Reform In Catholic Liturgy Coming - Greatest In 1,700 Years

PHVTAAEF EDS OFRHUHAPeReCTCSHQaereeerersesvonrerrenee @aaie@ & & @ét &we Vw” & Sesesoaedabesseesuseseseecceteseeesescsbes syissens shodaaweee peeeria  Model United Nations. fat Solves World Problem:

Train Crashes Bus,  28 Workers Killed   Tragic Driveway Accident Fatal to Yates Center Tot

Victims Mexican Migrant Workers   PIOESSS SICAL GH? PVLIQUGUAT V¥ OF KROES  Train Rips Into Truck-Bus Killing 28

28 Mexican Field Workers Killed in California‘s Worst Road Crash

California Bus, Train Collision Claims 28 Lives  Termed Worst Vehicle Accident Im Stata’e Hietary

28 killed in California bus-train wreck   Nationwide memorials set  tor. little Negroes

28 Killed In Worst Vehicle Accident In State History  35 Braceros Hurt As Bus, Train Collide Near Salinac

Thirty-five more injured Worst vehicle accident in all California's history

35 INJURED IN ACCIDENT ON CROSSING   California‘’s Worst Vehicle Accident; Celery Field Workers’ Bodies Strewn Half A Mile Along Tracks.

Crossing Crash Toll Climbs to 28 in California   At Least 6 Others In Critical Shane

California’s Worst Vehicle Accident. . .  Train Hits Bus, 28 Persons Die

28 Dead, 35 Hurt As Train Strikes  Busi in California  » Vehicle Filled With Mexican Workers Shattered in Tranacdy

28 Migrant Workers Die in California As Speeding Train Rams Makeshift Bus

28 Die as Train Shatters Makeshift Bus in California Bodies Strewn for % Mile

Crash Worst In History Of California   Vehicle Transporting Mexicans Driven Into Path Of Locomotive

Worst In State's History— Train Strikes Bus In Calif.: 27 Die, 35 Hurt

Mexicans Are Victims Of Tragedy  Described As Worst   Described As Worst Vehicle Accident In California History

California‘s Worst Road Accident Train-Bus Collision Kills 28 Mexican Field Workers

Path of New Water Line   Train Hits Makeshift Bus: 28 Persons Die

25 Injured In State's Worst Traffic Mishap  Bodies Strewn fo One-Half Mile Alon Railrand Tracl

Train-Truck Crash Kills 28 Persons   35 Mexican Field Workers Injured In Califorsia Smashon

President in Texas For Five Scheduled Talks  Hopes Iron Out Rough Spots In Troubled Areas

New Era Is Cited Bv Kennedy   New Frontier Slogan For All Reflects Bipartisan Efforts In Texas

President Dedicates AFB Center   Tells Texans U. S. Faces Era Of Crises And Opportunities

‘New Frontier’ Belongs to All, Kennedy Says   Says Slogan Offers ‘Bipartisan Approach For Mankind’s Benefit

San Antonio Talk Reply To Critics  Bnnvticanchin   Bipartisanship Bid Reflects JFK Worry About State

Kennedy Praises Science Program As Bipartisan  All Mankind Will Benefit. He Savs

 Plugs New Frontier In Texas a  ‘Kennedy Claims Program Aids All

President Flies Into S.A.   (Other Stories, Pictures on Pages 2 and 3.)

Kennedy Arrives In Texas   JFK Backs Progran In Science Against Critics In Congress

Program to Aid Mankind, Kennedy Says   Scientific Aims Are Bipartisan, He Asserts in Texas

HIN TEXAS DEDICATION= awed JF K. Terms Science:  Program Bipartisan.

New Frontier Is Bipartisan Move Toward New Era   Voter Sentiment Will be Assessed During Visit

 Sees Benefits to All ‘New Frontier Scientific Proaram Hailed by JFK

Space Plans Benefit All, JFK Claims   Bipartisan Approach Pushed By Kennedy In Texas Specch

RRR RR RRR RRR RRR RRR RAAAH  JFK Spreading Political Oil On Lone Star Waters

First Texas Speech  Kennedy Notes Bipartisan Aim   Food Ideas Galore -Sect. B

WEATHER   Kennedy Says _ Science Buildup ls Bipartisan   Envoy Says Cambodia Is Not Shunning West

Kennedy Starts His Trip Into Troubled Texas   Dissatisfaction In Big State Causing Presidential Worry

President In Texas Address— Pictures Scientific. Plan As Bipartisan

> JFK Talks To Texans ‘New Frontier Science Depicted As Bipartisan

Bipartisan Approach To Future ‘Kennedy Sees ‘Frontier’  Plan Aid To All Mankind

JFK Says Program  Bipartisan All Mankind Will Benefit  From Science

Religiously Mixed Marriages  Cardinal Would Lift  Catholic Restrictions

Cardinal Raps Marriage Pledge  * * x * * * * * * * * * * * * *   Cushing Cites ‘Irritant? On Raising Of Children

No pledge on faith of offspring Cardinal Cushing for changing restrictions on mixed marriages

Cardinal Cushing Suggests:  Catholic Church Lift Rules  Affecting Mixed Marriages

Today   Around the State .. Around the Nation . . Around the World. .

Cardinal Sees New Stand on Mixed Nuptials   Believes Church to Ease Requirement o! Catholic Children

SITUATIONS ARE TENSE “MANY POINTS   Mississippian Is Buried With Military Honors

WHITTLIN’ WALTER HARVEY   This Man’: Hobby Doesn't Interfere With His Job

American Cardinals  Divided On Issue   Judicial Powers For Conferences Of _ Bishops Finds Them On Different Sides —

‘Girls Friday’ Hope to Set the Pace for Presidential Aide Salinger.

Dozen Capitol Hill Cuties Feel They Can Outwalk Salinger; Plan Their Own 50-Mile Hike for Wednesday

AllGirl, All-Day Hike Is Planned : Capitol. Secretaries ood:  Steal March On Pierre

Rebs Claim Syrian Coup   Reports Of Fight Persist, Bringing Unrest To Mid-East; Borders Sealed

Army Rebels Win Control In Syria Coup  Reports of Fighting Persist; Iraq Sends Traane ta Krantier

Syrian Revolt Stirs Fear in Middle East  Fights Reported Despite Rebel Success Claims

CAIRO WARNS ‘HANDS OFF’ Fear Sweeps Middle East. In Wake Of Syria Revolt

Army Rebels Claim They Control Syria   Bloodless Coup Staged at Sunrise; Waves of Fear and Uncertainty Sweer Middle East After Second Uprising

Waves of Fear And Uncertainty Sweep Through Middle East  After Uprisine

Syrian Rebels Claim A Bloodless Victory   But Reports of Fighting Persist

IRAQ RUSHES TROOP UNITS TO FRONTIER   Despite Claims, Reports Of Fighting Persist; Mid-East Jittery      ISRAEL AND JORDAN TOLD: “HANDS OFF!”

Foreign Aid Called Vital By Kennedy  i some. oe, a, .) eT   We May Be Tired But Adversaries Are Not, He Points Out

President Puts In Plug For Aid Bill   Full Support Of House Asked  At Conference

Kennedy Puts in Strong Plug For His Foreign Aid Program   Khrushchev Plugs Communist Line In Belarade Talk

Kennedy Plugs For Foreign Aid  Urges Approval of $4.1-Billion Measure

PLYMOUTH REC NET  WORTH TOTALS OVER  TWO MILLION DOLLARS 900 Members Attend  mes... dae at tb

PLYMOUTH REC NET WORTH TOTALS OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS  900 Members Attend

Works As Waitress : Princess Grace’s Niece —  Found With Boy Friend

Special Group ls Dispatched To Haitian City   Mission To Leave For Island Area This Afternoon

Ultimatum By Dominican Republic Special Mission To Try To Halt Sheeting War

OAS Moves To Head Off Conflict   Military Action Seen As Dominican Republic Haiti Trade Charges

OAS Action Starts To Curb Strife   Haiti-Dominican Republic Charges Pose Isle Crisis

OAS Moves To Avert War In Caribbean   Haiti, Dominican Republic on Verge Of Armed Conflict

Mississippi Issue Stirs Up Congress  Plan To Deny State TI]. S PBinde lanitac   Plan To Deny Stat U.S. Funds Ignites Civil Rights Fight

‘Aet Draws Fire From Senators   President Quict On Proposal To Punish Misc.

Proposal Draws Fire Of Senators   President Silent On Action Slated For Mississippi

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Proposal To Punish Mississioni Condemned By Dixie Lawmakers

Mississippi Rights Plan Hit, Lauded   Southern Senators Bitter at Proposal To Withhold Funds

Civil Rightists Urge Fund Cut-Off Kennedy Hints No Action.  In Mississippi Situation

Funds cutoff proposals stir: rights fight  No indication Kennedy plans

Flare-Up Breaks Out In Congress  Proposal To Punish Mississippi Touches Off Latest Battle

Punishment For Mississippi Riles Dixiecrats   Civil Rights Panel's Suggestion To JFK Brings New Flareup

New Flareup in Congress Over Rights Proposal   Plan for Punishing Mississippi Cause

Civil Rights Flareup in Congress Touched off by Mississippi Issue

Dixie Senators Aroused  New Civil Rights Fighi  Flares Up in Congress

New Flareup Set Off Over Civil Rights   Proposal to Deny Funds to Mississippi Stirs Up Congress

Non-Strikers Are Targets —— mers Are largets  Charlotte Strike Becomes Violent

Some State Officials Question Need Of Senate-Passed Law About Streams

State Supreme Justices Question Some Aspects of Penna. Radar Law

Venezuela Communists Increasing Terrorism   Raid Haspital, Escape With Wounded Chief; Three Are Slain

Terrorists Raid Hospital, Free Wounded Leader  Doctor, Two Policemen Killed  Bey FALN Gunmen

SERVING NOTICE TODAY : Schwartz To Fight Senate On ‘Contlemen’ s Agreement

Amidst Hints Of Possible Summit --   West Near New Test Ban Plan

Court Order Bans State  From Setting Up Plans To Collect New Sales Tax

Judge Acts To Prevent State From Collecting New Retail Sales Tax

Third Buddhist Burns Self Up   Sacrificial Suicide Is Viet Nam Protest

eee   Girl Attempts Suicide  Buddhist Monk Burns Self to Death in Protesi

THIRD PROTEST SUICIDE IN VIET NAM  Young Monk Turns Self Into Torch

3rd Buddhist Monk Burns In Protest   Charred Body Found With Letters Denouncing Roman Catholic Persecution.

Buddhist Burns Himself to Death  Novice Monk Is Third Suicide In Protect af Viat Nam Rilerc

STORMS CLOUT ~NEW ENGLAND   Small Twisters Rip Through 6-State Area; 4 Die in Maine: Somers Hit

Twisted By Tornado   .- And Small Tornadees..  ‘Storms Roar Through N.E.   Lowell Man to Testify At Bessette Trial

CHARLES RASAR, 79, EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL — WAS LONGTIME REAL ESTATE DEALER Funeral Rites Set

CHARLES RASAR, 79,  EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL  -— WAS LONGTIME  REAL ESTATE DEALER Funeral Rites Set   Thursday Afternoon

House Group Okays Cotton Subsidy Plan   Reject GOP Attempts to Tie in Wheat Legislation

Wagner Sought As Newspaper Strike Referee   New York Mayor Under Pressure To Aid Settlement

Mayor Asked To Arbitrate News Strike   Both Publishers And Unions Friendly To Kennedy Suaqestion

Ate ee fF ianec        US Increases. Pressure For  [Release Of Yale Professor

UNITED STATES PROTESTS BITTERLY  “Spy” Arrest Chills Soviet-American Relations

Canadian Police Hunting Bombers   Terrorism Seen as Effort For Secession of Quebec

Wave Of Montreal Bombings Probed; Terrorists Blamed   ON THE INSIDE PAGES   U.S. Rejects Soviet Protests Against NATO Nuclear Forces

y Wave (AY Oexeye Reading ....   ‘We’re Not Pantywaist’? —  NFO To Solve Problems

Apartment Invaded By Gunmen Trio   Husband's Rival Warned Him: ‘Stay Away From Her’

Ready For Emergency   ) FOr DTMlerSency  $277-Million U.S. Military Stockpile In Europe

In Case of Emergency....     Weapons Stored in Europe Worth Quarter of a Billion

Totals $277.5 Million [Stockpile Of Weapons In Europe Staggering

$277 Million Arms Stocked In W. Europe  Equipment Awaits Army Divisions © > Ae 3e2. . an mo Tr ot

WEAPONS IN EUROPE . Over a quarter billion dollar:  stockpiled in tanks, artillery

Equip Airlifted Divisions — U. S. Has Big Weapons Stockpile in Europe

U.S. Weapons Stockpile In Kurope Bared   Has $277.5 Million In Tanks, Artillery Trucks, AP Reports

U.S. WEAPONS IN EUROPE MOUNT TO BIG MONEY  EQUIPMENT FOR TWO DIVISIONS

Ohio's Jumbled Finance Status Given Review  Republicans See State   Republicans See State In Hole $45 Million; Dem Figure Far Lower

Reconciliation Of 2 Views On Debt Simple °  Ohio’s Financial Worries Reviewed

Ohio's Jumbled Finance Status Given Review   Republicans See State In Hole $45 Million; Dem Figure Far Lower

Ohio's Jumbled Finance Status Given Review  Republicans See Stat In Hol 45 Million;

Brewer, Burch Enter Prison  Were Cnmeulatedk: O   Were Convicted Of Influence Peddling Charges Last Year

SENATE SRO SETS PROBE OF ‘BOBBY’ BAKER   Quit Under Fire From Job High In Upper  House Democrats   ‘INVESTIGATION MAY TOUCH MANY OTHERS

For use between B.C. and Whittier  Alaska SS Co. to purchase railcar ship New Orleans

Severe Kast. Drought Due to Continue - ‘   No Widespread. Break in Sight as Record Dry Spell ‘Hangs. ani

Parched Areas Get Sprinkles; Much Colder Weather On Way   Loss $1,000 In Field Fire  Break In Drough

College Aid Bill Wins Approval From Senators  - Meqaure Contains Provis ion fo Yost

$1.9-Billion Plan For Construction Is Sent to House   Sponsors Fear Objection To One Provision

Federal Aid For College Work Is OKd      Senate Passnge May Find Honse In Disagreement

Rail Dispute Not As Hopeless As Public Has TReen Led To Believe _

House Owns Final  Say In JBC Bills   iR VOTES MUSTERED   INTTIAL. TESTS

Tuition Boosts Held Off For Year at Three State Collegiate Instifutions

ABC Personnel And Funds Are Axed by Panel   Drastic Action in Rush Toward End

NF O Insurgents Hope ‘To Gain More Support   Walk Out of Meeting With Board Thursday

Troops Will Be Leaving Cuba Within A Week   Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin Says Several Thousand Will Be Withdrawn

Soviets Say Troops Will Leave Cuba   Several Thousand Going Home Shortly, Ambassador Renarts

SOVIET ENVOY GIVES US. PLEDGE   Dobrynin Puts Promise On Public Record   SAYS TROOPS   To Sail For Home Before Next Weekend; Exact Figure Not Revealed

Not Always Best to Make Developments Public — Rusk  Dobrynin Promises Further Trooo Withdrawal

Red Envoy Puts Pledge Publicly On Record— Soviets Renew Promise  For Removal Of Troops

Ambassador Dobrynin Makes Public Promise That Several Thousand  Will Leave Within Next Week

Red Pullout Pledge Put On Record   Soviet To Keep Cuba Promise. Dobrvnin Savs

Promise of Troop Exit Is Renewed   Moscow's Envoy Says Thousands Sail by Next Weekend

‘Thousands To Leave’ Says Dobrynin  Russians Renew Pledge On Cuba Troops

Thousands to Leave Isle Within Weel   :Dobrynin Renews ‘Promise: Ships on Wav to Exodus

CLAIM TROOPS TO LEAVE CUBA IN EIGHT DAYS  WILL NOT NAME AOWIIAT BRITIAAR YR

Red Pullout Pledge Put On Record   Soviet To Keep Ciba Proiiiise,

Russia Renew: Vow on Cuba Withdrawal  Troops To Leave Island in Weeky  pm bivincmi lain Rinne:

Russia Declares It Will Remove Several Thousand Troops From Cubaln Week

Soviets Say Troops Due  Out of Cuba   Promise Several Thousand to Leave Soon Renewed

Russian Envoy Renews Troop Pull-Out Pledge  Dahrunin Save Savaral Thancan;s   Dobrynin Says Several Thousand Will Be Sailing From Cuba By Next Weekend

Reds Renew Promise To Remove Troops   “Several Thousand” to Be Out of Cuba in Few Days,

Rusk Given Pledge By Red Envoy   Russian Vessels Moving To Island To Take Men Home

: Dobrynin Says Troops Will Leave  ‘Cuba Keeps Congress In Flurry

WITHIN TIME LIMIT FIXED   Silence Policy Being Ignored: By Republicans

Reds Pledge Exit In Week   Dobrynin Reveals No Figures In Reassuring Rusk On Cuba

Russians Renew Pledge to Take Out More Troops   Several Thousand to Leave in Next Week

Ambassador Puts Promise  On Record   Soviets Leaving Cuba, But Number Js Stith Uncertain

Soviet Renews Promise ——  Several Thousand (?) Troops To Leave Cuba

Soviet's Troop Piedge Renewed  Envoy Says Units To Start Sailing

Party Girl Claims Russian Tried To Recruit Her to Spy on Profumo

Christine Says Red Uraed Her 0 Get NDat   Her Lawyer Goes “to Macmillan Who Remains in Power

May order new inquiry  Profumo scandal increases; Macmillan calls in aides

Macmillans Grip ‘Weakening      ‘Call Girl’ Admits Soviet Try For British Secrets

Report Russ Tried to Spy Via Call Gir!   British Nuclear Secrets Sought, Lawver Reveals

New Security Leak Charges Made as Clamor Against Macmillan Continues

Girl Admits, Then Denies Russ Aide Asked Her to Get British Secrets

Soviet Soviet Naval Attache Tried To Get Chris  To Obtain Nuclear Secrets From Profumc

‘HRISTINE DENIES IT Russian Sought Nuclear Secrets,  Savs Attorney

Lid Blows Off In British Cabin et Sca ndal —  Party Girl Admits Red Envoy Asked Her Help As Spy

Soviet Attache Sought Nucleai Data, Girl Says   Christine Keeler’s Statement Seen as Blow to Macmillan

Macmillan Summons Top Aides   Legal Adviser's Remarks Conflict Wek law EFirm‘e

Serious Blow To Macmillan—  Party Girl Says Attache Sought Nuclear Secrets

SCANDAL WIDE OPEN Playgirl claims Russian tried to acauire secrets

Tried To Get Information  Espionage Aspects Deals New Blow To Macmillan   Party Girl Tells Story

New Charges Hit Macmillan In Vice Scandal  epaseeimant Absbacmaw   Prominent Attorney Says Red Aide Tried To Wheedle Secrets

Model Denies Soviet Attache Wanted Secrets  British Scandal   British Scandal Flares Up Again

Espionage Effort In Seandal ~   Party Girl Tells Of Attempt To Obtain Secrets

Christine ‘Keeler Reports cae Soviet Spy Tried To Get Secrets From Party Girl

Red Attache Sought Nuclear Secrets, British Aide Says  Links Party Girl With Attempt To Make War Minicter ’Tall-’

New Charges Hit Macmillan In Vice Scandal  Prominent Attorney Says Red Aide Tried

New Charge In Profumo Case Aired  Mistress Says Red Tried to Get Her Toh Ohtain Secrete

Scandal Is Heated Up: Spy Angle   Christine: “Red Tried For Nuclear Data From Profumo”

Conflicting Stories Told In Sex Seanda  Macmillan Confers ith His Top

SCANDAL IN HEADLINES ONCE AGAIN   Macmillian Calls Security Aides On Develovment:

British Scandal Darkens; Aides Called by Mac   Christine Denies Secrets Account

Macmillan Calls Top Probers   Party Girl Denies Red Aide Asked Fer War Secrets

Spy Angle ‘Blown Open’ Playgirl Says Russian Sought Nuclear Secret

Reveals Ivanov Wanted Christine To Get Secret Data From Profumo   Report Deals Serious Blow To Macmillan

Nuclear Secrets ...  lvanoy Asked Christine To Aid Espionace Work

Business Group Gets Forecast National Economy  Rise in 1964 Seen

—VIGOR OF RISE UNPREDICTABLE— Business Council Hears Growth Forecast In '64

He’ll Never Forget This Father’s Dav   Wie rue Court Appeai . University Of Alabama Seeks Integration Delay

Appeals Court Ban On Delay Alabama Prepares To Upset University Desegregation

“tens Taken fo Oust Negroes At Alabama U.  _ Board of Trustees Plans to Appeal Integration Order

Files Court Notice—  Alabama U. Taking Steps Aimed At Removing Negroes

Surplus Tobacco Warning Issued By L. T. Weeks  600-Million Pound Excess Feared By Market Year’s End

Despite Ban Treaty De Gaulle Insists France — Will Steer Own Course

De Gaulle To Shun  Alliance   President Wants An Independent Future for Francs

reeble-Minded To Be Targets   Solon Seeks To Curb Power Of Procreation

Sergeant Who Killed Himself Sold \Secrets To Soviet Agents For 2 Years

SMALL * PAE i Pa Ei epedaeatwapntinins: odie  US. S. Space Agency Will Loft Artificial Star Soon

 Fotka-Dot' To Be Lofted For Science OO  US. May Have Own Christmas Star

Miss Texas Contestants Hurt In Wreck   More About Wreck On Page 6A

ee ee ee ee  Red Berry Wants To Slice Texas Into North-South States

Dock Strike Ends   Longest And Costliest East-Gulf Port Tie Uy Over After 34 Days

Longshoremen Are Back On Job After Strike Of 4 Days  Walkout Settled On Formula Mi roposed By Presidential Board

Dock Strike Ends, Coast Ports Busy   Virginia, Alabama Local Dispnies Only Delay In Work Day

Dock Workers Back On Job   Mobile Port Last Place To Agree To New Proposal

Longshoremen Back to Work; Ships Moving   Returned Strikers Earn Time, Half

Times says announcement to come Tuesday  Britain may extend fishing limit 12 miles

Valley to Get Warmer Day, Clear Skies   Mercury Will Reach About 75 Degrees; Expect Light Smog

SPACE PROGRAM   HERE’S WHERE YOUR TAX DOLLAR GOES   GOVERNMENT COSTS   ADMINISTRATIVE

Ships Collide In Fog: 14 Seamen Killec   More Men Injured. 1 Ship Sinks in St. Lawrence River

Lobbyist Proved Wrong  Both Parties Beholden --- }il Convention Vote

Safeguards Being Erected; News Parley Touches Many Current Topics

Conference With Press Ranges Wide   Wants Foreign Aid Rights, Tax Cuts . Voted By Conaress

Strong Plea For Aid Made By President   Continued Decline in Number of Red Units In Cuba Is Reported

JFK Says All Major Safeguards Being Met.   . . RAIL DISPUTE DECISION COMING

No Secret Deals In Treaty: JFK   ‘Tragic Mistake’  Physicist Pleads Against Ratification of Treaty

JFK Denies Any Side Deal: In Ban Treaty  Urges Approval Of $4.1 Billion In Foreign Aid

President Says All Safeguards Now Being Met  Makes Strong   Makes Strong Bid for Foreign Aid Approval

No Secret Deals In Treaty: JFK   Elagie Miisldhe Physicist Pleads Against Ratification of Treaty

Safeguard On Pact Claimed   Kennedy Pushes Foreign Aid Bill, Savs National Economy Is ‘Good’

Staff-Urged Safeguards  ‘Being Met’   President Pushes Passage Of Uneut Foreign Aid Bill

JFK Repeats: No Side Deals on A-Pact   New Opposition Seen to Ban Treaty

Pasadena Board Adopts East-West Freeway Route  ‘Formally Agrees With: State on Highway Through. City:

Board OKs — Freeway Line in Pasadena   “East. West Route Accepted; * Follows. Santa Fe Tracks   East-West Route Accepted; Follows. Santa ‘Fe Tracks *

UNHAPPY STORY OF DIONNES      Dad Took Our Money, Say Quintuplets

Tell About Mansion, The Saddest Home Thev Ever Knew   Tell About Mansion, The 5addest Home They Ever Knew  Quints Recall Unhappy Childhood

UNHAPPY LIFE; The Famous Quints Now Tell All   Dionnes’ Life Story Reveals Sad Days With Father After Parents Won Legal Battle

Dionne Quints Lived In Home Of Sadness, Magazine Story Of Four Survivors Reveals   “li leve hewets love. euilt he

 Parents SnongM Mt Ohametul  Four Remaining Dionne Quintuplets  Tell Of Sadness After They Returned Home

—-PAPA DIONNE GETS BLAME— Quints Call Mansion Their ‘Saddest Home’

U.S. Pulls Marine Unit Out of Haiti  Duvalier Asks Their Removal

Birmingham Factfinders Finish Job  Blaik and Royall Back in Washingtor For Renart to IFK

Mariner 2 Setties Long-Standing Speculation  Venus Much Too Hot to Support Human Life

Japanese Leader In  Vote Bid   Ikeda Dissolves Parliament In  Political Move

Franeco-German Treaty Put First  Adoenaner Tries for Fast   Adenauer Tries for Fast Approval of Pact in Bonn

Rae aoe mo SEN ee tS  Sll Billion Deficit Séen On $122 Billion Expenditure   GOP Calls It A ‘Mockery’

Record U.S. Outlay Includes Deficit  Of $10.3 Billion   President Says His Tax Cut Plan Will See Surpluses Follow By Boosting EKeonomic Growth

President Asks Record Outlay Of $98.8 Billion   Insists Surpluses Will Result If Proposed Tax Cut Program Is Approved.

GOP Leaders Score Budget, Deplore Deficit   Democrats Laud Increased Space, Defense Funds

GOP LAUNCHES SHIFT ATTACK ON JFK BUDGET   Record Spending Pro. gram, Large Deficit Deplored in Conoress   TERMED INCREDIBLE   Democrats Hail Defense Increases, Suggest Cuts ain Other Snending

Huge Deficit Accompanies Dollar Outlay  ied Approaches cs rf For $122.5

Republicans Blast Proposals; Democrats Cautious As Budget To Show One Of Top Deficits

Republicans Call Budget Incredible   Blast Large Deficit; Democrats Hail Boost In Space, Defense Fund:

Kennedy Says Big Deficits To Be Offset If Congress Approves Tax Cut Program   ‘Incredible, Cynical, Radical’  Record Spending Proposals Scored

the Budget: $99 Billion Asked To improve The U.S. Economy   Republicans Cail Kennedy's Record Breaker Incredible

WEATHER’   President Defends Whopping ‘Ten Billion Dollar Deficit.

$10.3 Billion Deficit Seen For This Yeat   $98.8 Billion Outlay Sets Record tor Any Peace or Wor Budact

Record Federal Budget Outlined By President   Kennedy Calls For Deficit Spending In Budget Appeal To Congress Today

Progressive Group Wins In Vatican   Ecumenical Council Prelates Ballot On Commissions

The Harris Survey  J FK’s Failure In Congress Looms as Campaign Issue

Record High Bank Deposit Total Seen  Before-Christmas Reporting Date

British Magazine In-A Dither. i  ' How Does JFK Greet Lady? _ With Slap On The Back?

Drive Aims To Put Hat On Kennedy   _ Can't Properly Greet a Lady, Magazine Opines

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Four Square Mile Area Flooded with Mud, Water; Wall of Water 30 Ft. High, 100 Ft. Wide Sweeps Canyon

3 Lose Lives 5 Injured In Disaster   64 Homes Destroyed, Government Declares Site Disaster Area

Flood Loss Is 3 Lives, 259 Homes   Officials Say ‘Miracle’, Kept Death Toll Low

Li A.Flood Toll: 259 Buildings Lost, Damaged  Only Three Lives Lost—   Only Three Lives LostMiracle, Officials Say

Survey Reveals Three Killed, 259 Homes Destroyed  $10 Million Damage  Krom Dam Disaster   Explosion Rocks New Jersey Plant

Name Adamany of Green Bay fo PSC Post   Has Been Serving as Gov. Reynolds’ Poerdocx Counsel

Little Boy To Play Baseball As Soon As He Gets New Lea   Mexia Youth To Write To Boy Who Lost Leg

Oklahoma:  Boy of 13 Has Man’s Courage   Little Leaguer Who Lost Leg Hopes to Run Again

Injured Tipton Lad’s Will To Live  Given Boost in Mantle's Letter

Khrusheher-Castro Fall Parley Is Seen As Boast To Red China, West

Khrushchev Scheduling Visif fo Cuba   U.S. Observers See Trip as Move To Build Followinc

Khrushchev Plans Fall Visit to Cuba  Seeks to Strengthen Position in Sharp Conflict With Chinese Reds

To strengthen  his position of  leadership Possibility he may attend U.N.  Becamkhiuw ananinc

Panel Suggests Limited Access To Rts. 22, 22   improvements tc Highways Said Key to Attracting More Jobs to State.

By Governor’s Council A  Vast State Projects Urged To Lure Industry, Create Job:

Three U. S. “Floating Armories”’ Ready To Move Quickly To Asian Crisis Points

SAYS STATE MAY PURCHASE OWN AIR FLEET  ‘Smylie Lashes Out at Idaho Airline Service

Reds Insist They Will Keep Pledge   Spokesman Promises Russia Will Remove ‘Several Thousand’

Russia to Keep Troop Pullout Vow—Dobrynin   Several [Thousand to Leave Cuba by Next Friday, Ambassador Says.

Promise To Withdraw By Friday   Rusk Says US. Watching Cuban Operation Close

[Russia To Keey Promise on  Troop Pullout   Soviet Ambassador Gives Assurance of Withdrawal

Dobrynin Says Russia To Pull Troops   Cuba Stationed Soviets Will Leave Says Ambassador

Russia Will Pull Several Thousand  Troops Out of Cuba by Next Friday

ROTC SHAKEUP IS PROPOSED BY PENTAGON   May Withdraw Support From Junior Course  In High Schools   HINT OF OPPOSITION HEARD IN CONGRESS

Wheeling Steel Withdraws Pari Of Increases   Action Puts Firm In Step with USS

SACK IN STEP WITH U.S. STEEL  Wheeling Steel Leads Price Hike Rollback

Wheeling Rescinds  Some Steel Boosts   3 Other Firms Abandon Cuts; National Output Continues Boom

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ©  ARE LITTLE LEAGUE DAYS — BOYS TO ACCEPT. DONATIONS ON STREETS: :

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ARE LITTLE LEAGUE DAYS — BOYS TO ACCEPT BRANATIONG ON CTRERTS

Daughter-of: Department Store. Manager Is Winner In State’s Beauty Contest

Grief Presses on Capital   Atlanta Widow, Friend of Kennedy, !s Threatened

SILENT -- STARING MASSES SHUFFLE INTO ROTUNDA OF CAPITOL:  Images Of Grief On This Day Of National Mourning   DID HE LEAVE BEHIND BLUEPRINT OF DEATH?  Self-Appointed Excutioner Kills Oswald In Swift, Savage Reprisal

Rest in Peace   Keeping Score On The Rainfall   Images of Grief: Tragic, Unforgettable

What's Inside   J. §, Wearing Mantle of Grief, Mourns Slain Leader

Images Of Grief...   Mrs. Kennedy Returns Second Time To Rotunda

STIFLED SOBS, GREN TEARS “ALONG. MARCH ROUTE: Tri p To Capital Rotunda Abounds With Tragic, Unforgettable Scenes

MUFFLED DRUMS, STARING MASSES, FLAG-DRAPED COFFIN Americans In Tragic, Unforgettable  Tableaux Of Grief For Slain Chief

; ‘HE WAS OUR PRESIDENT’  : All Through The Night, The People Came... 

300,000 Persons Bow Their Heads As Casket Passes   Governments, People JoininMourning Rutes

Tragic images of grief shimmer in capital air   Johnson’s schedule includes conference

WEATHER   { LOOK AT TRAGIC IMAGES OF GRIEF  They Said: ‘He Was Our President

breland. Holland And Otwell Win Net Qnener-;   (Picture on Page 18)

- Gov. Wallace on a New Hot Seat: Now the Issue Is ‘Cities’ Rights’

‘CITIES’ RIGHTS’ ISSUE Resentment Rises In Alabama Over Governor's School Move

Wallace Is Criticized On Many Sides; Resentment Rises In Opening Delay

Rocky's Decision Off Again   Word on Candidacy Won't Come Until ‘After Labor Day’

‘ British Common Market Expert Travel:  To Bonn To Seek More Negotiations

Connally to Tell Civil Rights View   Television Report Tonight at 9:30

Precinct Vote for School Board   Voters Okay One Constitutional Amendment but Kill Two Others

Kennedy To Reply To Governor  Pracidant Will   President Will Be In State This Weekend

CITY BACK TO NORMAL BY MONDAY   Federal Officers Collecting For Possible Moves

Army Rlot Troops into Birmingham As Tension Eases   Peastdent Biehninge a Trp to Alabama: No Ftahtina Geamlaht.

Ready for Birmingham  Disorders Police Report All Is Quiet; Traffic Normal

Birmingham Quiets Down After Rioting   Violence Erupts After Bomb Blasts Negro Home, Motel

U.S. Riot Control Troops Arriving in Birmingham  Racial Situation Continues Sensitive, Tense; Robert Kennedy Expects Present Pact to Hold

Racial Situation Sensitive   President Make: Plans to Visit Troubled State

TO NORMAL BY MONDAY   Federal Officers Collecting For Possible Moves

First Federal Troops  Arrive in Birmingham Kennedy Reaffirms Plan for Visit

Alabama Has U.S. Troops   Birmingham Is Quiet Today After Rioting on Weekend

Quiet Returns To Birmingham After Outbreak  Virtual Martial Law Prevails In Part Of

President Sends Troops to Alabama, Issues Warning; Negroes Await Famed Pair

JFK Sends Army Troops to Two Bases ‘In Alabama Following Rioting Sunday

Inside   Chilean Consuls Wife Beaten To Death By Masked Trio In N. Jersey

Chilean Diplomat’s Wife Slain  Woman Killed D.. Rahkhane   Woman Killed By Robbers  In New Jersey

“houtine neport i  JFK Briefs Legislators On Cuba, Latin America

LEADERS GET CUBA BRIEFING IN SECRECY’   President Gives Run Down on Latin America Threat to U. S,   Legislators Evade Ques. tions on Seriousness of Situation

Congressional Leaders Get Cuba Briefing   Legislators Say Only Rehash of Situation Occurred

Congress Leaders Get Cuba Briefing   JFK Orders Parade In Washington To Greet Betancourt

SOLONS BRIEFED BY JFK, AIDES AN CIBAN [CSIE   Democrats Willing to Comment Call It a ‘Routine Renort’   LEADERS ATTEND      One Republican Charges Parley Bid to Still Critiniany

McNamara To Assess  U. S. Power   OUFSTIONS READY   Hastily-Called JFK Briefing Termed ‘Routine’

Venezuelan Hijackers Ask Asylum in Brazil In Freighter Episode   Lawmakers Briefed On Latin America   General Motors Plans To Invest More Than $1.3 Billion This Year

Cuba-Latin America Situation Discussed  _ Lack Of Comment Sparks Rumors Of Future Maior Announcement

Congressmen Briefed on Latin America      Prospect of. Tax Cut - Revision \Snlit Hinted by Administration   Technical Society Organizes, Will Elect Officers

It Doesn’t Soften GOP Criticism Kennedy Calls Big Shots  For Briefing On Policies

Russia Plans To Withdraw  Some Troops   Promises Several Thousand Will Be  Taken From Cuba

Congress’ Leaders  Are Briefed on Cuba  Amid Attacks on U.S. Policy

“Effort to Still Criticism”  JFK, Aides Brief Congressmen on Cub:

Leaders Hear Cuba Data At Seer et Talks ©   Briefing Session . Held By Kennedy, Termed ‘Routine’

Congress Leaders at Meet _  JFK, Aides Outline  Cuba-Latin Issues

Eight Persons Get Treatment  Variety of Mishaps Plaqued Youngsters

Eight Persons Received Aid   Emergency Coses Handled at Hospital

City Water Bonds Are Refinanced, Saving $351,000 Over 20 Years   Spirited Bidding

Violence Boils In Caracas  Castro Communists aotii @@ tAs ween. il 79%   Castro Communists Kill 18, Wound 73 In Terror Campaign

18 Dead, 73 Wounded; Prevention of Election Is Goal Set by Castro

18 Killed In Caracas Slum Area   Martial Law Imposed; Troops Guarding City

2 SHIPS COLLIDE OFF BALTIMORE   No One Hurt as Jay Freighter, U. S$. Tanker, Crash in Chesapeake Bay

Young Mother Admits She Strangled Her Baby Because She Was Crying

Steel Agreement Is Without Precedent  New Contract to Cost 15 Cents a Man-Hour

Steel Industry, USW Agreed on Contract  Settlement Is Reached Withou: Strike or Threat of One

Steel Signs Historic Pact Insuring Labor Peace And Featuring Vacation Plan

Unprecedented 21-Month Steel-Labor Accord Reached   Cardinal Montini, 65, Is Proclaimed Pontiff

No Pay Hike Included In  Agreement  13-Week Vacation Due Some; Other Fringe Benefits Set

Pact Averts Steel Union Strike Fear   Vaeation Clause Hailed, To Hike Jobs In Industry

shtovgh Informal Talks ...., Steel Agreement Reached Without Threat Of Strike

Peace Insured For 21 Months; No Wage Hike  Partial Answer To Unemployment Tile Of Induetry

‘Historic Agreement Longer Vacations, New Benefits In Steel Pact

Jobless Ills To Be Eased By Contract   Pact Provides More Benefits But Omits Increase In Wages

— HISTORIC AGREEMENT — Steel Pact Milestone’ In Collective Bargaining

Historic New Steel Contract Could Revolutionize Collective Bargaining

Steel-La Labor Reach Accord — For First Time Without Shutdown Or Strike Threat   Steel Facts At A Glance

bong YaCcdtion Fiall  Steelworkers, 11 Major Producers In Agreement

Settle without threat of strike  Steel lakor agreement ratified by leaders

Steel Industry, Union Reach Agreement Without Strike Threat; Runs 21 Months

Steel Union Companies Sign Pact   Agreement Makes History, Is First to Be Reached Without Threat of Strike

Steel-Labor Agreement  Is Reached   Historic Pact Partial Answe To Industry’s Job Problems

INDUSTRY UNEMPLOYMENT CURE  Steel-Labor Pact Called Revolutionary

Carries Novel Vacation Plan —  Steelworkers Give Approval to Contract

Steel Pact Carries No Wage Boost  bli... Mon Low ek   New Contract Being Hailed On All Sides

Time Off, No Pay Raise, In Unusual and Early... Steel Union Asreement

Pact Is First Signed Without Strike Threat   Accord Features Extended Vacations No Waae Increase

Could Revolutionize Collective Bargaining ....  Historic Steel Contract Assures Peace

Steel To Grant  Senior Workers  Longer Holidays 13-Week Vacation  Top Item in New USW Aareement

INSURES PEACE UNTIL °65 Steel-Labor Agreement May  Revolutionize Bargaining

Battle Lines For GOP N  ‘od Are Drawn      Barry, Rocky Command Posts Just Doors Apart

Thaw All Over   Side By Side  Goldwater, Rockefeller Headquarters So Near Each Other And So Far Away

Barry, Rocky Command Posts Active   Just Few Doors Apart; Tactics Differ, Goal Same

Barry, Rocky Battle Lines Backers Draw   Command Posts Are Set Up In Nation’s Capital

Tactics Different, Goals Same— Goldwater, Rockefeller Aides Draw Battle Lines

What's Inside   TACTICS DIFFER  She Rockefeller Battle Lines Are Drawn

Battle Lines Only Few Doors Apart  Goldwater, Rockefeller ‘Command Posts’ Set Up

FORMER THIRD PLACE WINNER POLISHES UP   Goal same,  tactics differ Top spot on GOP presidential ticket ia soucht

High Plains Mountain   Backers of Barry, Rocky Have Drawn Lines of Battle

Barry, Rocky Backers Draw Battle Lines   Command Posts Are Set Up In Nation's Capital

Rockefeller Missionary Office Set Up In D. C.; Goldwater Seeks Dollars

Today's Index   TACTICS DIFFER .. . GOALS THE SAME Rocky, Goldwater Backers Set Up Shop As Neighbors

Goldwater, Rockefeller Camps Battle For °64 Spot in Washington Quarters

UUPF candidates  Draw battle lines for run to top spot on party ticket

Car Crash in Albany Cause of $850 Damage Suit   Walter Scott Norman. Sr. Is Plain tiff in Suit Against Another Albamy Man. Alvin Miller,

Ohio Emerging From Ice Box   Forecasts Indicate Climbing Temperature

Rock Affacks Kennedy on Cuban Policy  Says U.S. Must Demand Soviet Halt Subversion

Rocky Wants Reciprocity’  f°... wm. ._.¢. @LE. £8 bhi ta 82.   Claims Russia Should Halt Its Tactics Of Arms, Subversion

Authority, Commissioners Meet Tomorrow wie natatiting:* 5A eminem a eaten toe sete allt eatenesedantbens  5,300 Homeowners In Twp. Face $400-$500 Sewer Charge

Authority, Commissioners Meet Tomorrow 5.300 Homeowners In Twp.  Face $400-$500 Sewer Charge

Hospital Rapped By Ousted Doctor  Mada Fyvamnle Tak   Made Example, Tahi Tells Investiqators

Supreme Cotitt In supper al Move       Blain: Négis Leader ts Receive Military Birlal ai Asingion,

Washington March Ready Court Backs Jackson Ban  On Racial Demonstrations

rrayers Answered  Trapped Miner’s Wife Held Constant Hope For Husband’s Life —

U. S. Forces Staying In Europe  W. Germany Consoled About Troop Strength

Statement Says Issue  Dissolved Secy. Vance, Then Rusk Give Word

Space Communications Canaveral Sends Telstar 2  Spinning Into World Orbit

New Telstar in ‘Orbit: Test Scheduled Tonjaht   Dominican Says Embassy Surrounded by Haiti Force

Delta Used To Hurl It Into Space   Tracking Station Says Signals Of Satellite Heard

Telstar 2 Up And Will Be Used Tonight  awe New Satelite Ta Serve   New Satellite To Serve In Television Exchange

Delta Blasts      Program Exchange Scheduled Tonight Across Atlantic

Video Test Slated Tonight — Second Telstar Orbits, Sends Signals To Earth

All Seems Well on TV Satellite   Private Screen Viewing Tonight Will Test It

New Telstar Into Orbit From Cape  A Step Toward World Wide Syster

Rocket Has Success for 17th Time   Plan 10-Minute Closed  Program Tonight With Europe

Plan Transatlantic TV Exchange Tonite   Report Communications Device Sending Clear Signals: Expect  Orbit Rate Up To 6,559 Miles

TransAtlantic TV Exchange Is Slated Tonight  Parfect Performance

Satellite To Go Far Into Orbit   Another Step In Worldwide System Setup

REACHES ORBIT AS ALL STAGES FIRE NORMALLY   90-FOOT ROCKET MAY RELAY NEXT ORBITAL FLIGHT

Delta Blasts Off, Orbits 2nd Telstar   Signals Received At Antigua; Flight Appears Normal

‘Communications Test Vehicle Second Telstar Satellite Is Blasted Into Orbit Today

A New Telstar  Is Sent Aloft From Canaveral  Broadcast Is Set. Tonight Between America, Europe

dnd Telstar Rockets Into World Orbit   “Scheduled to Relay U.S.-Europe TY Exehanae Toniaht

Project Officials PlantoUse New Satellite Tonight in TV Exchange With Europe

Station Gets Signals Sent By Satellite  Launching Another Step Toward Space

DUE FIRST TEST TONIGHT  United States Rockets Telestar 2 Into Orbit

Keating Resumes Attack  Cuba Formally Denies MIG's Fired on U.S. Shrimp Boats

Castro Denies Shrimp Boat Firing: [Keating Wants Coherent Cuba Poliey

KEATING AGAIN CLAIMS BUNGLE IN CUBA POLICY   Mansfield Of Montana Replies U. S. Can’t Take “Pat” Stand   NEW DEVELOPMENTS ADD TO HASSLING

Karras, Hornung Barred Suspension of Pro Grid Stars Warranted, NFL Officials Agree

 Committee Abolished Democratic Governors Stop Rockefellers Resolution

Racker Frustrated By Democrats   Civil Rights Issue» Disturbs Governors’ - Miami Conference.

All Work and No Play...   Democrats Spoil Rockefeller’s Drive for Civil Rights Stand

Conference Won't Take Race Stand   Rocky Reacts With Hot Blasts At JFK, Demo Executives

Students Back French Strike   3,000 at Sorbonne Battle With Police

Parade of Witnesses Talk on Lower Ages   Hearing Continued Until Thursday With Dozen Witnesses Still to Testify; Arguments Both Ways on 19-Year-Olds

 Packed house for liquor hearing  Young people favor 19 as age to purchase liquor

NEARLY 500 CONFINED TO STOCKADE   More Trouble Is Anticipated Over Weekend

JFK Urges Massive Desegregation; Seeks Negro Aid in Ending Violence

Praise, Anger Greet _ Kennedy’s Rishts Bill         Asks Congress } For Fed Control :

President Requests Armistice   Demonstration Matr Urged; Equal Access Threatens Proposals

Washington:  Rail Union Meeting Set For ‘Tuesday  Chairmen Called To Discuss New Turns in Dispute

Railway Union Heads To Meet  Developments In Work Rules Issue Will Be Discussed

Late News Off the AP Wire   REDS CAPTIIRE 91.—   PECPIUT CURANS_

2 Drotherhoods © Call Meeting   Consider New Developments Tuesday

TO CONSIDER DEVELOPMENTS Firemen Call Meeting ‘Of General Chairmen

Family Will Live In Harriman House; Caroline to Return for School.

MRS. KENNEDY LEAVING WHITE HOUSE, BITTER MEMORIES BEHIND HER TODAY

Jackie Moves Today   Bittersweet Memories Of Near 3-Year Stay Left In White House

“Bittersweet Memories’.     Mrs. Kennedy Moves Out Of White House

Jackie, Children Leave White House  7 Kennedy F amily Is Moving Today

Teachers in Latest March on Parliament   State Police Arrest Reds Going to Rally

East Germans Arrest 3 Berliners On Holiday Visit: No Reason Given

No Reason Given .  Report Three West. Berliners Are Arrestec By East German Reds

 Early Afternoon Snack—  Raiding Icebox, JFK Cuts His Finger Slicing Bread

Council  OK’s 2 Lights   $10,399 Approved For Washington, Menard Signal

‘Wants Probe Broadened  ‘Laird Doubts TFX Will be Built Under Present Setup

High Court Voids Laws On Sit-Ins   Historic Ruling Declares No State Or City May Interfere In Any Way With Peaceful Racial Intearation Attempts

State, City Segregation Laws Killed   But Justices Rute Shopkeepers May Restrict Clientele

State-City Interference In Calm Sit-Ins Banned   Legion Cancels Convention Plans For New Orleans

Integration Drive Given New Impetus   Historic Decision Bars Interference By State Or City

Integration Triumph  Supreme Court Decision Upsets Convictions Over Racial Sit-Ins

 Far-Reaching Impact  US. Supreme Court Supports Racial Sit-In Demonstrations

Peaceful Sit-Ins _ Upheld   High Court Upsets Previous Rulings ~

Johnson Lauds House For Passage   Lyndon Attends Final Rites for Rep. Green; Moves on to Texas

Johnson Flies to Philly For Green Rites   Applauds House Passage of Foreign Aid

—4He’s Not A Cornball Rural Hick’  _ figs President Johnson-- Study  n Cc ontrasts

Will Try for Overhaul . . .  Scranton Sees State Constitution as Drag

Defeats bipartisan compromise  Senate proves foreign aid unpopular in both parties

Aid Program Has Friends And Enemies   By See-Saw Vote Senate Rejects Ellender Challenge

President's Foreign Aid Bill Has Equal Number of Friends, Enemies

Friends, Foes Of Foreign Aid Almost Equat  Both Parties Help Defeat Challenge By Sen. Ellender

Ellender's Foreign Aid Challenge Turned Back By Just Three Votes

Where To Find  Foreign Aid Bill See-Saws In Senate Action Tuesday

AT TOKYO EMBASSY.  Peking Aide Seales Wall Asks Soviet Asylum: —

Want Explanation Of Blast Robena Miners Delay Their Return To Work

Board Named by LBJ for Full Probe Of Assassination   President Wants Nation, World and History to Know All the Facts.

Chief Justice Leads Pry In Dallas Deaths  2 ee a een,    7-Member Panel To Study, Report On Assassination

President Appoints Special Commission   Seeks To Avoid Multiple Inquiries Into Murder Of Kennedy; Chief Justice Warren Chosen By Johnson To Head Investigation

LBJ Names Warrer To Direct Probe   Jackie lin Seclusion.  Pall Of Sorrow Covers Cape Cod

Johnson Names Chief. Justice To Head Group: Will Include . Allen Dulles

Johnson Wants Facts.on Kennedy Death  Warren Heads Assassination Probe

Johnson Names Top-Level Panel, Headed By Justice Warren, to Probe Assassination

Johnson Picks Men To Probe Assassination  Justice Earl Warren To Head Top-Flight

LBJ Selects Assassination  Probe Group   Top-Level Panel Will Make Report To Nation, World

Chief Justice Earl Warren To Head Group Johnson Names Top-Level Panel To Probe Assassination of JFK

LB) SELECTS UNIT TO SIFT JFK SLAYING   Warren To Head Extensive Study Of Dallas Tragedy

T-Member Body Namec By Johnson   Killing Of Oswald To Be Included In Study And Report:

WARREN TO HEAD GROUP EVALUATORS   Feels Multiple Inquiries Could Cloud Results

rieaded by Earl Warren  Johnson Names Panel  To Probe JFK Murder

Chief Justice Warren Heads Special Panel Johnson Implements Assassination Probe

‘So Nation, World Will Know Facts  Chief Justice Heads Panel To Probe Kennedy Death

Panel Is Named To Investigate  Assassination  LBJ Wants Nation, World, And History To Know The Facts

PRESIDENT NAMES PANEL FOR PROBE   Chief Justice Warren Will Head Group Looking Into Assassination Of Kennedy

Johnson Names Panel to Probe Kennedy Death   Chief Justice Tops Seven-Member Unit: Public Report Due

Presidential Panel Will Probe Death   Johnson Selects Warren To Head Investigation

New President Appoints Group For Death Probe   Warren To Head Kennedy Slaying Inquiry Panel

Johnson Names Warren Head alee ee een  Panel Will Probe Kennedy’s Death

x Ke KF  Earl Warren to Head Assassination Probe  By Top-Level Group

L.B.J. Names Top-Level Commission To Probe Kennedy Assassination

Panel Named by Johnson  Chief Justice Warren Heads Assassination Fact - Finders

High-Level Panel Into JFK's Death   Johnson Gives Mandate To Commission

Picks Top-Level Panel  Johnson Names 7-Mar Commission To Hold Assassination Probe

Wants Public Report On Full Story   Justice Warren Named Chairman Seven-Man Board

Directors Of Country Club Will Vote Tuesday On New Golf Course Watering Plan

Soviet Agent (n Germany Bribes Gls  Aginwank Ta (oak   Attempt To Get Atomic Weapon Unsuccessful

KERNER AIMING AT NEW TARGET   SAYS STATE CAN BECOME WORLD'S MEDICAL CENTER

Ruby Is Tough, A Loner, Takes Care Of Himself   SLAIN POLICEMAN’S WIFE  Widow Weeps In The Wings

Policeman-Hero’s Widow Weepsin Wings; Mrs. Kennedy, President Send Condolence

President, Kennedy Family Express Sorrow to Widow of Dallas Officer

Tough Blue Law Proposed  Sunday Sales Bill   Sunday Sales Bill Oftered Committee

President Asks Negra Restraint   JFK Acts to Cut Racial Tensions

$240,000 Given To Kidnapers; Boy Unharmed   frank Jr. Found Walking Along Street After Money Left at Hospital.

Officer Says Youth Freed Before Kidnapers Learned $240,000 Ransom Was Paid

Famous Dad Says  To 9 In On Snatch   Says He Talked Twice With Son Since Kidnaping

Ransom Payoff Totals $240,000   Youth Taken to Mother’s Home In Trunk of Patrolman’s Car

Frank, jr, Talks Way To Release   Kidnapers Let Him Go Prior to Knowledge $240,000 Paid

Frank Sinatra Jr. Is Found Safe Following $240,000 RansomPayment

Sinatra Pays $240,000 For Son’s Release   Young Singer Picked Up By Officer, Returned To Mother's Bel-Air Home

Crime Syndicate Authority Valachi Reported Mentally Ill By Philly Paper

Center is Dedicated For Use   Roberts rere at Honey Grove  Proaram

Center is Dedicated For Use  Roberts Srieaks at Honey Grove , Prog  ram

Safety Experts Shocked By Highway Death Toll In U.S. Over Labor Davy   Few Accidents Reported To State Patrol Over Long Holiday Weekend

New Record In Holiday  Road Deaths   iin tie aie nnn: sais Nee  Action on U.S. 50 Vowed

Death Toll Skyrockets; New High?   Highway Accidents Fatal for 549; California Leads

Three-Day Toll Surpasses 1962 Labor Day Mark   Safety Council Fears It Will Be Worst Car. nage of Any Summer Period.

In State Legislature      Exemption. Of Foods, Drugs ‘From Tax Bill Introduced

Wants Neither As GOP Standard-Bearer  Ike ‘Thumbs Down’ on Rockefeller,Goldwate:

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Eisenhower Reported Against Both Goldwater And Rockefeller

Little Progress Is Seen In Naming GOP Favorite   Analvysis Background Of The News

REPORT ROCKY, BARRY NIXED BY IKE  Eastern GOP Big Guns Wrangle Over ‘64 Presidential Choice

Army Secretary Denies European Troop Cutbacks   Secretary Rusk Arrives In Bonn for  Talks With West  German Leaders.

3rd Youth Survives  2 Drown When Car Slips Under Lake Ice In West

One Survives Icy Water — Car Plunges Through Ice; 2 Students Drown

Inside The Times   Car Takes Frigid Plunge ec neis aneceen welceeaaenates  2 Die In Short Cut Across Lake

*-LECT RIC WINDOWS IMPEDE ESUCAFE Youth Escapes From Submerged Car In Lake: Two College Buddies Drown

Today’s  Sun Grin   Drowning Man’s Last Words -‘You Gotta Help Me--I Can't Swim!’

YOUTHS DIE AS  CAR PLUNGES  THROUGH ICE TRIO WAS TAKING  _ SHORT CUT ACROSS ~ LAKE ON SUNDAY

What's new in lowa? ——(Roundup on page 3)—    HOME EDITION   lavas epnennseeemppeiasialiias eit   Two drown under ice  "You gotta help me!”

Youth Escapes Drowning After Car Crashes Thru Ice: Two Others Perish

SHORTCUT ACROSS ICE  “  Two Of Three College  Mer Die As Car Sinks .In Lake

Short-Cut Across Traverse Fatal —  Two of Three in Car Perish in Plunge Through Lake Ice

Youth Survives Crash in Lake, ) Pals Drown  Car Broke Through  lee on Shortcut:

Car Falls in Lake;  2 Killed   Tragedy Strikes 3 S.D. Students, Only One Lives

Tie ee eee  Car Plu Plunges Through Ice And Settles On Bottom Of A Lake

TEMPERATLC ES   [WO DIED IN LAKE ‘SHORTCUT?  Youth Tells Of Ordeal In  Auto Submerged Under Ice

Preparations Readied In  State By SF   Leaders Plan To Broaden Racial Barriers Campaign

Aid Flood-Ravaged Harlan .... Two Cities Send Dramatic Answer to a Plea for Help

4. Christmas Story...  Dickens Tries To Sell ‘Carol’ To TV Network

»crooge Character Has to Go Sorry, Dickens, Christmas Carol’ ls Too Downbeat

ecrooge Unaracter rigs tO WO Sorry, Dickens, ‘Christmas Carol’ Is Too Downbeat

¥ est Virginia Iiethoa Cited  Byrd Calls For Drastic, Quick Welfare Overhaul

Cost-Saving Melon Worth Million Cut by Kaiser Corp. Under Novel Sharing Plan

Pennsylvania Governor’s Hat In Ring   GOP Nominee Quest Becomes More Uncertain

HA ATA NA     ‘NA Deep Thought O20. NR MT  Eisenhower Throws S cranton’s Hat In Ri ms

In Madison County  No Site Chosen For Rest Home   (An architect’s drawing of the rest home appears on Page 7 of today’s Standard-Post)

Castro Due Big Welcome In Moscow   His Aim Is To Cement Relations With Russians

CHEERED BY CROWDS IN ~ MURMANSK   Cuban Dictator Outshouts His Translator In Ceremonies At Aretic City After HushHush Journey.

The People’s Choice   Castro Elated By Greeting Given His Arrival In Russia

Castro Gets Noisy Russian Welcome; Mikoyan on Hand   Fidel Outshouts Translator. Praises War Il Sacrifices

Thousands Greet Castro In Murmansk   Fidel In Hush-Hush Trip To Russia For Meeting With Khrush

Premier's Trip To Soviet Union Made in Secref  Arrives in Murmansk On Wav ta Maccow

Welcomed By 200,000. Cuban Says   Visitor, Mikoyan Deliver Specches at Murmansk Meeting

Visit to Soviet Union Was Closely  Guarded Secret . Cuban Chief Met by Mikoyan  Peay: Ap tareed tar Maver

Thousands Turn Out in Murmansk as Dictator Arrives to See Nikita

Welcomed at Murmansk After Hush-Hush Flight   Moscow Prepares Gala Greeting For Cuban Leader

Arrives in Murmansk To Midnight Greeting   Cuban Prime Minister Makes Secret Flight to Participate in Communist May Day Celebration Next Week

Cuban Red Arrives At Arctic Port   Moscow Prepares Ecstatic Greeting; To See Khrushcher

Cuban to. meet  Nikita   Makes longest nonstop air trip in the world

Flight From Cuba Was Kept Secret  Cuban Boss Greeted By Premier Mikoyan

Castro Visits Russia   Soviets Prepare Big Celebration for Cuba’s Chief

‘Red’ Carpet Is Rolled Out For Castro   Bearded Cuban Leader Arrives In Soviet Union

Cuban Chief Terms Visit As Exciting   Muemansk, Arctic Port City, Mikayan Give First Greeting

SURPRISE TRIP BRINGS GREAT RED RECEPTION   Nhe hy PARRA OP EME  BEARDED WONDER GOES WILD OVER MIDNIGHT CROWD

Castro Lands In Russia Amid Cheers And Treats Reds With A Shout Fest

Castro Gets Welcome In Soviet City   Cuba Boss Flies To Murmansk In  Hush-Hush Trip

Visit Is Cuban Leader's First To Soviet Union   Fidel Arrives tn Murmansk En Route To Waiting Moscow

OQutshouts ‘Translator  On Arrival  Red Capital Set   Red Capital Set For Bearded One

MAY ACCEPT COMPROMISE ON BITT.   ‘Cuban Says  Russ_ Dr ‘inking 6 All Our Rubbing Alcohol’

“Refugees Flee Cuba Complaining Ivan Drinking Up All Their Alcohol

cacarsay A Faulure ie adi Baca ot Ak vn cfs     Sino - Soviets Enter  New Cold War Era

@ weicon & TO THE  ‘DENICATIONS   China. Russia Start Commie Control Bid

Democrats Will Seek Overhaul Of Election Law  Have Little Hope of Overturning Con Vote

WURLYD NEWS Attorney General Accused of Sellout on Rights Legislation

Negroes Assail ‘Sellout’  Softer Rights Measure Wins important Support

High Court Refuses Hoffa's Trial Plea   Transfer Of Trial From Nashville Try Fails: Carpenters’ Head Appeal Fails

certain areas of the country closed to travel by their envoys.   Won't Block Hoffa Trial

10 Bodies Recovered In Sf. Lawrence  Every Available Rescue Ship Sent

Ore Carrier Goes Down In  ;  St. Lawrence   10 Bodies Found, 20 Sailors Missing After Seven Hours

Two Ships Collide; 30 Feared Dead   British Vessel Sinks In St. Lawrence River; Report Area Was Foqay

British Ships Collide In Seaway Fog   Second Vessel Quebec-Bound Without Aid

FEAR COMMUNIST TAKEOVER  TRUCE TEAM TO TRY TO STOP FIGHTING IN LAOS

Indiana Budget Bill Defeated In House Vote   Legislators Start Saturday Session Puzzled By Surprise Development

Operations In Viet Nam Improving   McNamara Tours Central Highlands

McNamara Told:  Buddhist Crisis Hasn’t A ffected War Avainst Reds

TOURS HUT oFUly  McNamara Is Told Buddhists Not Hampering Viet War

McNamara Tours Hot Territory   Religious Trouble In Cities Has Little Effect On Soldiers

Defense Chief Reassured Battle Against Reds Going Well McNamara Continues Viet Nam Tour

U.S. Aide Tours In Viet Nam  Ad aAl amare Danartar   McNamara Reporte Pleased With View Of Battle Areas

Buddhist crisis didn't  curb Communists war   LT. COL. SIDNEY BERRY ON VIET NAM TRIP

‘Defense Chief, Touring Viet Nam, ‘Is Assured Military Morale Good

In Viet Nam  U.S. Chiefs Assured Buddhist Drive No War Hindrance

Report Buddhist Crisis Hasn’t Blunted S. Viet Nam Drive Against Communists

McNamara Tours §. Viet Nam Aree  Buddhist Campaign Not Hindering War

McNamara Takes Tour of Viet Nam   Reassured Buddhist Drive Against Diem Has Not Hindere? Red War

McNamara reassured   ’ Religious issue hasn’t hindered war   JF K takes issue  with conservatives

M’Namara, ‘Taylor Tour Battle Area   Viet Nam Leaders Claim War Effort Is Not Hindered

Buddhist Revolt No Hinderance — McNamara Declares War Against Reds Continues

Lost At Red Light!  Dayton Family Separated In Hollywood; Set For Reunion Today At Disneyland

Stamps Due Legal Fight   Matter Eventually Expected To Go To Supreme Court

More Land For Atheist Colony?  Report Says City Of Speed Offered

Heated Tank Of Liquid Petroleum Gas Caused Coliseum Blast Tragedy

Pope Makes First Address   Number of Cardinals. May Be Increased to Near 100

—Captive Officer Saves Seli— Fleeing Gunman Slain  By Barrage Of Bullets

Hostages _ Still Held. By Rebels   Dynamite Attack. Follows Warning By Government

Terrorists blast home   Bolivia government ultimatum on hostages triggers dynamite attack

Kentucky's Governor Bans Bias   ‘Appeal to Justice’ Rights Bill Plea

Bob Offers Rights Plan ‘Assurance   Denies Humble ‘Mrs Murphys” Targets Of Proposals

Challenges Congress To Approve Plan   ‘Clearly Up To’ Legislators To End Discriminatior

“Mrs. Murphy Not Target’ Attorney-General Testifies On Civil Rights Proposals

JFK Rights Plan Is Laid Before Pane!   Strongest Attack Against Prejudice In Private Firms -

[Attorney General Appeals to Sense of Justice in Asking for Civil Rights Bill

Attorney General Says ‘Mrs. Murphy’ Not a Target....  Kennedy Pleads for Civil Rights Program

DETAILS OF PLANS ARE \ SPELLED OUT   Attorney General First Witness Before Concress

Senator Claims Soviets Pushing Arms Increase  Declares Build-Up In Cuba Undeniable And Evidence Sure

DEFENSE DEPT, HITS WARNING BY SENATOR   Keating Of N. Y. Claims Russ Ship Brought Cargo Of Arms      DECLARES EVIDENCE HAS BEEN VERIFIED

Sen. Keating Says Nation Wants Facts   Defense Dept. Challenges Statements

Keating Charges Buildup   Defense Dept. Says No Evidence In Cuba Of Offensive Arms

Keating Sees More Red Arms in Cuba   Macmillan Defends British Defense Before Parliament

SENATE IS TOLD OF CUBA BUILDUP   Keating’s Charges Bring Pentagon Challenge of Two Statemerts

German Reds Add ‘Forbidden Zone’  Along Berlin Wall 4. Guards Flee New Fence

Pair Invades Rural Home Near Negley   Women Forced To Reveal $200 Cash At Point Of Pistol

In Tedov’s Daily News   Mourning Spans tron Cur  World Is Saddened By Death Of Pope

World Leaders Of All Faiths Praise Late Pope For Efforts Toward Peace

Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie Arrives For Talks With Kennedy; Plan Honors, Parade, State Dinner

Museum Crammed With Western Relics Gone  Fire Destroys Most of Historic San Francisco Cliff House

Prague Mayor Greets Editor Gray  Czechs Must Live With Communism

Beauty Contest Is Planned During County 4-H Fair July 29 To Aug. 3

Hallucinations Hazard of Space  ~ Cooper Observations Are Called Errors

Science Notes Space Hazards  Hallucinations Seen j _ = a so mae 8...

Science Notes Space Hazards   Hallucinations Seen On Prolonged Flights

Unidentified Abductor Is Shot In Chase  Kidnaped Kentuck) Officer, 2 Others  enamea Piesntea

Officers Chase Slay Kidnaper  Policeman, Woman, Children Abducted

Gift from City      Electric Refund Checks Go in Mail Here Saturday   CREAMERY GETS $1,555.50

‘Customers to Get Equivalent of One Month's Bill   Refunds to Total About $14,000

Airman Held In Holdup,  Kidnap Cases   Capture After Chase Solves Both, Police Say

Seized Girl In Flight Airman Captured After Finance Office Holdup

Six-Month Expedition 19 Americans Plan Assault ‘On Everest, 2 Sister Peaks

Doris Day Dethrones Elizabeth Taylor As Sweetheart Of U. S. Theater Owners

MEETING SET TODAY Kennedy Requests Conference  On US-Soviet Wheat Question

Meetings On Wheat Scheduled  Will U.S. Sell To Russia At Cut Rate?

Kennedy Calls For Sessions OnRed Trade   Speculation High That Soviets Have Already Made Offe:

HaitiFighting Continues; War Feared   Triple San Quentin Execution Is Stayed By Justice Doualas

Execution Stay Given By Douglas   Supreme Court Justice Grants Delay in Execution Of Three Men In California

Douglas Halts Triple Execution Fourth Scheduled Gas Chamber  Vietia, Wins Rrown Clomonry

Three Slayers Granted Stays  of Execution  California Trio.   California Trio’ Reprieved from Gas Chamber

Executions in West Delayed  Stoys for Three   Stoys for Three Granted by Jurist

High Court Justice Grants Stays of Execution to Trio in California

Stays granted  to condemned  _ Three scheduled to die today in Proc menitan mile nee eee

Trio Granted Reprieves by Douglas   Brown Commutes L.B. Murderer's Sentence to Life

Four Men, Scheduled To Die Today In Gas Chamber, Receive Reprieves

‘Death Show’ At California Pen Encounters Delay  Stays Of Execution For Three; Anette Saved By Gav

Douglas Stays Execution Cf Three Killers   Scheduled To Die Today

Justice Halts Gas Executior  Of Three Men   Douglas Prevents Death Penalty At California Prison

nw “~ rs “ws    Baking Claims To Follow Views Of Lenin: Old Line Is Harder

VIETARMY HITS GUERRILLA FORCE   No U.S. *Copters in Night Attack on Viet Cong Village

Legislature In Battle On 2 Bills   Jobless Benefits Bill, Tightening of Workers’ Voting Time Debated

Where To Find It   Pace Quickens and Country Faces Deepening Crisis  Negroes Fight for Equal Rights Puts U.S. on Edge   Pace Quickens; Is It Too Fast?

Debris From Airplane Located Off B.C. Coast   Strange Disaster Overtakes Plane Enroute to Elmendorf; No Sign Of Lite Reported by Searchers in Area

Military Craft Crash Leaves No Survivors  Parts of Bodies Found; Disaster Swift, Strange

DC7 Crashed Into Sea With Great Impact   Debris And Bits Of Bodies Found By Ships At Scene

Several Families Wiped Out   Evidence Hints Crash Impact Of Great Force

IN NORTH PACIFIC  Debris Of Plane Which Took 10] To Deaths Is Picked Up

Crash Sent 101 Persons To Deaths   Airliner Plunged Into Pacific Off Coast Of Alaska

NoHope Of Survivors  “Bits Of Bodies’ Found In Alaskan Air Disaster

Wythe Grad Passenger On Airliner  Chartered Craft Falls 3 Miles Into

All 101 Die In Air Crash   No Hope Is Held fox Suryivors; Debris Pound

DEBRIS ON SEA ONLY CLUE TO AIR DISASTER   Mystery Shrouds Loss  Of Military Plane   With 101 Aboard      WRECKAGE HINTS AT “GREAT IMPACT”

No Hope Of Survivors, Says Report   Cause Of Tragedy Unknown; Several Families Wiped Out

Bloodshed Is Likely Nation's Negroes to Go Full Way in Drive for Civil Rights

‘Minus 24 Is State's L s Low  peek  Sub-Zero Temperatures Continue To Plague Ohio

Approved 26 to 24 In Senate   Cities, Counties Issue Licenses, Passage Cheered

LOCAL WEATHER   Report 3,500 Are Dead And 100,000 Homeless As Flora Heads Into Atlantic Ocean

U. 5. Interrupts Relations With ‘Haitian Regime   Action Taken to E press Disapproval of Duvalier Meta

Get something in return  Goldwater challenges free wheat for Russia

WANTS RUSSIAN CONCESSIONS Goldwater Says U.S. Should Demand Something In Return For Wheat

Decision By Keith  Overruled  State Senate’s Action Held Unprecedented

Mace. Saving G estures  Governors Vary Vote Rule  To Block Wallace’s Plans

Southern Governors Avoid Fight   Civil Rights Sidestep Face Saver For Wallace

South Governors  Avoid. Showdown  Switch. Rules, ‘ - Bing uniinity  on

Violence Breaks Out in the North  Philly Negroes Protest Work Discrimination

Policemen Stabbed In Race Riot  * * * x * * * * * * * * * * * *   Violence Flares Again At Philadelphia School Site

Philadelphia Riot Injures At Least 25   Two Officers Slashed; Finally Reach Accord To End Negro Protest:

Trade Union Discrimination Violence Cause  Non-Bias Agreement ee te «§ ~—-e....hL.LUmw   Non-Bias Agreemen Follows Closely Trouble Outbreak

, ' Policemen 5 Stabbed During Racial Demons tration Violence Erupts In Philadelphia

In Philadelphia 2 Policemen Slashed As Negroes Protest Alleged Union Bias

Police, Negro Pickets Clash   Job Bias Claims Lead to Violence at Philadelphia Construction Site

Racial Clash Injures 27 af Philadelphia   ' Agreement to Give Building Jobs to Negroes Ends Row

Violence Erupts In Philadelphia Racial Protes!   Two Policemen Stab hed Before Aceort Reached lo End Jo!   Pickeling.

Governor Gratified by Response to Tax Talk   Sales Levy Still Big Topic in Pa. Legislature

GOP Mulls Cut in GI Pay Boost   ‘Economy Task Force’ Sets $600 Million Slash As Minimum

U, §. APPROVES FIRST SALES IN WHEAT DEAL   Transaction May Mean Break In Deadlock With Russians   INFORMATION GIVEN HELD TO MINIMUM

$40.0 Million Transactions Are For Cash   Export Licenses For Deals Granted By Commerce Dept.

First Sale of Wheat to Soviet Union Authorized at Price of $40.6 Million

First Sales Of Wheat To Russia Authorized  Would Amount To Around  $61 Million;  No Details

Ohio Shivers Again In Below-Zero Readings   That Weatherman Still In Rut on Forecasting

U.S. Supreme Court Rules 8-1 Against Lord’s Prayer Use   Justices Say State Committed To Position of Neutrality

Court Rules Unconstitutional For State To Require Bible Reading In School

8-1 Ruling’s Effect to Be Widespread   First Amendment Said to Require Strict Neutrality

Lord’s Prayer Recitation Also Ruled Illegal in Decision; Stewart Dissents

Unconstitutional... . Court Bans Lord's Prayer From Public School Rites

High Court Gives 8 to  Decision   Historic Ruling Cites First Amendment; Stewart Disagrees

‘Responsible’ Civil Rights Action ‘Vital’   Court Rules Against School Prayer

Majority Ruling Cites First, 14th Amendments; Stewart Only Dissenter

Lord’s Prayer, Bible Reading in School Is Rejected by High Court

Supreme Court Rules The Lord’s Prayer And Bible Readings Are Unconstitutional

3-1 Opinion Delivered In Two Appeals   Stewart Dissents As Bible Reading Practice Voided

Includes Prayer In Ruling   oays ILS Unconstitutional; Ruled On Appeals Jnvolving Maryland

Public School Bible Readings Ruled Illegal.   Recitation Of Lord’s Prayer A!so !s Declared Unconstitutional

School Bible Reading, Lord’s Prayer Termed Unconstitutional By Court

Supreme Court Hands Down Long-Awaited Decision  . EXERCISES RULED ILLEG!

So Rules Highest Court  Bible Reading, Use Of Lord’s Prayer In Schools Is legal

OFFSHORE WEATHER   U.S. Justices 8-1 Against Bible Use For Class Opening

Court Rules It Is Unconstitutional  To Require Bible Reading In Schools

Lord’s Prayer Alse Out  Reading of Bible In Schools Ruled  Unconstitutional

Supreme Court Rules Prayer in Public School, Bible Readinas Unconstitutional

Religion Ini Schools  Is Unconstitutional   upreme Court Bans Bible Reading And Recitation Of Lords Prayer

State ‘Neutral’   Supreme Court Rules Mandatory Prayer Ils Unconstitutional

Classroom Devotions Unconstitutional   Court Bans Lord’s Prayer In Schools

ig Oli : ‘ eerie. Carp .  ei Court Bans Requiring Bible Reading, Prayer In Schools   Justices Decide 8-1 That Acts Violate Constitution’s Prohibition Of Government Aid In Establishing Relicion,

Bible Readings Also Ruled Out By High Court   Violate Constitution Says 8 to 1 Decisior

Supreme Court Bans Lord's Prayer  And Bible Reading in Public Schools   Major American Jewish Groups Welcome Supreme Court Decision

i je 4 ‘@ - , ‘ : ? a  Bas ys } i. , we x v . Va We Se 3 ye et “i 0 gp eles 0 Re liai Se  ) q ;.  Justices Hand Down 8-1 Decision On Bible Reading, Praver Services —

Relationship To God Must Be Neutral  Stewart Accuses  Court of Trampling V/s/ieh Giunmevamtan

Bible Reading Required by State In Public Schools Unconstitutional

Bible Reading, School Prayers Voided by Cour   Ruling Declares “States May Not Require Action

but Court Holds No Bar to Study— MMegal for State to Require School Religious Practices

Lord’s Prayer, Bible Reading in Schools Ouilawed by High Court   Government Must Be Neutral in Respect to Religion, Justices Rule

Temperature Chart   States Must Stay Neutral On Issues, Justices Hold; First Amendment Is Cited

Court Rules It, Lord's Prayer Out   Holds Such Practices In Public Schools Unconstitutional

High Court Bars Lord’s Prayer, Bible Reading   Eight to One Decision Rules  Use in Schools Unconstitutional

Bible Reading, Lord's Prayer Ruled Out   Supreme Court's Decision 8-1, Stewart Dissents

Court Rules Use of Lord's Prayer, Bible Reading in Schools Invalid

Bible Reading Ruling By High Court   Unconstitutional For States To Require Reading

8 To  Vote Holds Acts Nof Constitutional   ‘Atheist’ Baltimore Mother Brings Up Lord’s Prayer Case

Use Of Lord’s Prayer And Bible Reading In Schools Are Held Unconstitutional

Court Rules Bible Readings, Saying \Lord’s Prayer in Public Schools Illegal

Supreme Court Decision Can’t Require Bible Reading   Rule Against Lord’s Prayer In Schools

Violation Of Constitution, Justices Say   Bible Reading, Prayer Rejected By. 8-1 Vote

Mobster Tells Of Jail-Based Gang Operation   Witness Guarded Heavily; Caucus Room Jammed

Solons Hold Public Quiz Ot Mobster   Charges Genovese Directed Killing From Prison Celf

Before Crime Investigators are Underworld Turncoat Bares Slaying Order

Labor Party To Investigate Sex Scandal   Harold Wilson Opens Debate

Kennedy Civil Rights Program Came Two Years Too Late, Rocky Charges

2 2 Year ars Too 1. ate  Roc “ae 9 Hits New  Civil Rights Program   Olbn Cuba Claims  prom en meena meattaetettRtt nen ements  GOP Challenged On Criticism Of Kennedy

‘Two Years Too Late  Rockefeller ‘Assails JFK’s New Civil Rights Program

‘Campaign Promises Ignored’  GOP Hopeful Claims Administration Plan Lacking

Rockefeller Hus New  Civil Rights Program  Too Late?      On Ciba Claims  GOP Chatlenged Ga Criticism OF Kennedy

SAILS INTO KENNEDY PROGRAM  Rocky Tells NAACP JFK Two Years Late

‘Rocky’ Affacks Kennedy's Civil Rights Program   Ignores Promises of Campaian, He Claims

Rocky Attacks Rights Program Of President   Claims JFK Hasn‘t Followed Promises And Is Too Late

. Rips Kennedy Program Civil Rights Proposals Blasted by Rockefeller

100,000 to Demonstrate Rights Groups Are Mapping Capital March, Step-by-Step

JFK Prepares For Talks In Costa Rica Next Week. With Latin-America Chief:

America’s Chief Executive Is Given Cheering Welcome By Million Cermias

Substitute Mental Center Bill Voted  House Measure Would Hike Aid to Hospitals in Cities

CONTINUE PROTESTS mms unmnmnususm mse Soviet Police Hurl Back Ghana Students

Wife of Millionaire Sportsman —  Peter Widener Dies in Air Crash

Senate Is Split — On Rail Dispute   Readies Action To Halt Strike

EMERGENCY BILL  7 Demos Attack Key Provision In Rails Arbitration   ‘GUT’ BILL

Civil Rights and Communism Mississippi State Senator Dubs Statement Brazen

Senator Raps Bobby For Cover-Up Of Communist Race-Riot Influence

Car Abandoned Near Canton  Body of Man Found In Racket Figure’s Auto

Body Is Found In Canton Car   Rackets Figure Linked To Mysterious Death

Body Found In Auto At Strip Mine  Authorities Say le. r wT ee. ..   Authorities Say Car Is Registered To Rackets Figure

Body Is Found In Canton Car  Rackets Figure Linke   Rackets Figure Linked To Mysterious Death

Four Cuban Crooks Part Of Swap Deal.   Todav's Index   12 Escaped Felons Still Loose In Western N. C.

WHERE TO FIND IT   NEITHER SIDE LIKES COMPROMISE Tax Bill Narrowly Escapes Death Blow As Party Chieftains Caucus

Life’s End   W. F. (BILLY) ARENDT DIES UNEXPECTEDLY WHILE ON VACATION AT ST. PETERSBURG Former Hat Shop  Owner's Rites Here

RHC 5 ENG  W. F. (BILLY) ARENDT DIES UNEXPECTEDLY WHILE ON VACATION AT ST. PETERSBURG Former Hat Shop  Ownar’e Ritae Hara

Life’s End   W. F. (BILLY) ARENDT DIES UNEXPECTEDLY WHILE ON VACATION AT ST. PETERSBURG Former Hat Shop

Elks-Sponsored Grid Dinner at H.S. Wednesday   Lone Survivor in Icy Atlantic

Cutback in Municipal Services Urged At Convention of City Managers

Plan Discussed With Both Sides, Says Governor   Controversy Involves -_ s£ eo Cz.’

OVER $500 DAMAGE  TO POLES IN BLAZE  AT LAMPERT YARDS Rlaeck Gmaka Perifee —

OVER $500 DAMAGE TO POLES IN BLAZE AT LAMPERT YARDS  mee oeog ps frm. Poe

Auxiliary To Sponsor Pillow Cleaning Service At Local Legion Hall

Lone Bandit Robs Bank Near Butler   Forces Salesman And 3 Employes Out of Trousers

ONONDAGA DA. HAS INDICTMENT FOR NEWSPAPER   Incorrect Story On Jail Incident

Death Toll Kdges Upward Bells, Picnics Featured As Events Greet Holiday

2% Sales l'ax Okayed By State House   Radar Computer System Repatred  Cooper’s Orbital Flight Set For 8 A. M. Today

Faulty Radar At Bermuda Is Repaired   Astronaut Takes It Gamely; In Space Craft About 6 Hours

Fault Fixed; Faith 7 Now Set To Go   Weather Looks Good, Say Officials; Off . After 8 A.M. Today

Space Launch Scheduled for This Morning  Powers Reports Everything Now In Go Condition

Cooper s Space Flight Set Today  Hering Brought  Pew «Ore o Le Perea   Radar Brought One-Day Delay; It's Fixed Now

School Law Revision Advances  Final Action Is Possible _In Senate Toda

Senate Set For School Law Action   Legislation Would Revamp L96U Measure

Kennedy Set To Present  School Bid  $6 Billion Omnibus Package May Be Final Message Form   $6 Billion Omnibus Package May Be Final Message Form

3-Year Cost Estimated At M.0-Billion   Rough Road Ahead Despite Changes From Last Year

Plan to Cost $4.6 Billion First 3 Years   Congress Gets Bill Without Any Great Show of Enthusiasn

School Aid Request Modified   Form Designed To’ Meet Opposition To Earlier Proposal.

Howard B. Heard Dies Sunday; Last Rites Read Tuesday At Baptist Church

Borneo Missionaries © Guest: Speakers-at'.: Ansonia Church. Sun.

Beds In Miami ‘Cover Arsenals   By JOnw RAYMOND  ecvtentcd  -€PRETCR PRs MBlcwdes

FreedomRaiders’ Arms Better Than Capone’s   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1963,

News Index   Cuban Exiles Busy Supplying Arms And Ammunition To Raiding Parties

Cuba In Store for More Relentless and Reckless War Is Waged by Exiles   By JOHN RAYMOND Conpvricht, 1963, Boston Traveler

For Anti-Castro Guerrillas Gun- Running Maneuver Put M unitions on Beach

Gun-Running to Cuba Has Its Hazards   By JOHN RAYMOND _ Copyright, 1963,

nave Jet Fighters, Too.  Cuban Exiles Storing Arms In Miami In Reckless War Against Castro

Reporter Tells of Running  Guns, Clash With Cuba Reds   DUMPED GUNS

Reporter Tells of Buildup Of Arms by Cuban Exiles   By JOHN RAYWOND Copyright, 1963, ihe Boston Traveler

How Raiders Stow Arsenal in Miami   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1963,

Hide 100-Pound Bombs — And Other ArmsIn Miami   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1963,

Reporter Tells Of Buildup Of Arms By Cuban Exiles   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1963,  me

Reporter Tells of Building Of Arms by Cuban Exiles   By JOHN RAYMOND 1963  ’ MM. Bactan Weacalen

Dangerous Gun-Running Expedition To Cuba Described By Participant

Exiles Gun-Running Raid Is Harrowing   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1963,

News Index   American Finds Cubans Poor Shots On Gun-Running Trip To Island

SS  REPORTER DESCRIBES GUN- RUNNING ‘MISSION Freedom Fighters’ Speed Boat Trades Shots With Cuban Reds

Writer Tells Story Of Miami Arsenals   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright. 1963. The Boston Traveler

Describes An Anti-Castro Group's Buildup For Attacks Against Cuba

Gun-Running Expedition Off Coast Of Cuba Described By Newsman   By JOHN RAYMOND  Copyright, 1963, The Boston Traveler

Gun-Running Effort Recalled by Scribe   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1965, The Boston Traveler

USS. Leaders Sound Praise  Of Pope John   President, Clergy Of Many Faiths Join In Giving Tributes

eee meee nerersapaneptespetiretieees + OTE ee  JFK Leads Official Mourning

Kennedy Leads U.S. in Tribute To Pope John  tm aeoen far Wimcn   ‘Concern for Human Spirit Transcended Boundaries ‘of Belief

President Joins Fellow Americans  In Grief Over Death Of Pope John

Pay Tribute To Pontiff Kennedy, All Americans Grieve Over Pope’s Death

In Cambridge Strife ntacaccsciae obi. ition  Marvland Race Solution Soughi

Seek To Avert Another Crisis. In Cambridge   ' Negroes Voice Another Threai

White, Negro Group Seeks Racial Peace   Demonstrations Te Resume In Event Of No Agreement

Parley Held As Deadline To Act Near   Negroes Ready To Stage Marches If No Accord Reached

Cambridge Strives for Race Truce   Firm Efforts Made For Solution Before New Crisis Develons

“Cambridge, Md. Waits — ~ ‘City Pins Peace Hopes ‘On Biracial Committee

Negro-Whit Panel Hunts Race Peace   New. Demonstration Threatened Unless “Way Our. Found ©

Negroes Threaten New Demonstrations Cambridge Committee Studies Race Problem

Solution to First Crisis — Sought Before Second Develops In Cambridae

SUSPEND DEWONSTRATIONS  Cambridge Racial Tensions  Ease Pending New Proposals

Truck Bill On Length Is Vetoed  Height Increase a... fe eS   Height Increase Plan Goes Out In Same Bill

Gov. Dalfon Vetoes Bigger Truck Bill For Second Time   Says Bigger Tricks On State Highways Would Be lWreacta.

JFK Firm on  Use of Force   Alabama Governor Told President Has Power to Send in U.S. Troops

Kennedy Hopes Troops Will Not Be Needed  Racial Crisis Is Subject at White House Meeting

President Stands Firm on Troop Order  JFK, Dem Leaders Confer on Alabama Crisis

Without Use of Troops  JFK Hopeful for Racial Solution in Birmingham

As A Child He Heard Father Speak At Gettysbur g  MacLean Calls For Re-Dedication To Ideals Of Confederate Heroes

Due To Go to Chair Tonight—  Murderer Wants to ‘Ride the Lightning’

After Three Stays Of Execution  Wants ‘Do Gooders’ To Keep Out Of Case So He Can Die

OPPOSES EFFORTS TO STOP EXECUTION  Man Wants To Ride the Lightning

But Welcome Attitude Noted— Nasser Said Cautious On Arab Unity Offer

Cautious Bult ‘Yes’   : ‘  ‘Nasser Studies Plan For New Arab Union

Russell Slates Committee Probe Senator Says Arming India  Would Be To Arm Red China

SENATOR OPPOSES WEAPONS TO INDIA         Russell Bases Stand on graceful Exhibition—in Border Mountains’

Brown County Youth Fair This Week   Arms Aid In India Draws Opposition

Sen. Russell  Opposes Arms Aid to Indians  Believes Weapons ' Would be Captured  i Be Mhimmese Basle

SOLONS FEAR GIVING INDIA BIGGER ARMS   China Communists Would Get Them, Russell Declares

Many Lawmakers Opposed To Sending Modern Arms To India   Sen. Russell Says Weapons Sent To India Will Fall Into Red Hands

WITH RED CASH ON BARRELHEAD   VIOLATE IMMIGRATION LAWS Indict Four New Yorkers  As Cuban Trip Organizers

Cuban Trip Organizers Face Trial   Court Issues Warrants On Immigration Law

Senate Hopes To End Bloek On Workload   Organization Fight Has Built Backlog Of Top Legislation

NIMES SQUARE GETS BRUSHOF!   PU Make YouCome Clean Said Snowey Sweepingly

 Filing Closes in One Chamber Bill to Reapportion Missouri House Introduced in Senate

Three Young Negroes Will Face Nov. Trial      Charged With Raciai Slaying

McNamara Worried More on Latin American Unrest Than Arms in Cuba

Khrushchev, Tito Touring  Skopje Ruins   Conmeanist Bosses Claim To Possess ‘Common. Interests’

J. D. Gilliland Dies Of Wound  German-Born Wife Of The Outspoken  Lawyer Questioned

Rain Through Weekend  Total Fall Far Month Ts   Total Fall  For Month Is 3.14 Inches; Rainbow In West

Big Merchant Ship Growth By Soviets   Report Says U. S. Cargo Fleet Is Deterioratina

Hope Is Slim For State Aid For Branch  Rhodes Budget Pur Damper On Funds For Portsmouth

Hope Is Slim For State Aid For Branch  Rhodes Budget Puts Damper On Funds For Portsmouth  >. 8'99 vane ee Zraareee

Building in Valley Holds Record Pace.  Seven-Month Total a 12, 8% ( Over  Previou

YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER   7-Month Total 12.8% Above Previous High  July’s Dollar Value Surpasses Same  Manth Lact Yanr hy Amazing 74% 

Fear Felt for Marooned Rural Residents ‘As Maine Digs Out After Giant Blizzard

Pr rofi Tes Reveal Similar Interests 4. Carriers Enjoy Working With Car:

Accident Report   COMPARED TO DICTATORS... Hoffa biasts administretion

a A ee ee i, a a a f  Prexy’s Wife Gives Prowler Heap of Trouble

Tricked By British,  Acri carl CRAY Dacia  FACLUSLS OpPy weciares

1 Was Tricked, British Spy Tells Soviet Court   Was Unaware of Role, Wynne Insists, But Penkevsky Charges He Knew All

Accused Spy Tells Court In Moscow He Was Tricked Into Espionage Work

Toledo Police Kidnapers Are Captured Near Lima In Running Gun Battle

Alleges Big Payoff For Liquor License  Playboy Clubs Operator Tells ‘Of Extortion in New York City

BRIBERY SCANDAL GROWS  Playboy Club Operator Cites Paycff for NY Booze License

New York Probe   Night Club Owner Charge: Payoff In Liquor Scandal

NATO Council Ponders Next Russian Move   Assesses World Situation After Forging ‘New Look’ Nuclear Strike Force.  De. CTEWART HENSLEY

Top News Topics NATO Ministers Agree On  ‘New Look’ Striking Force

Saigon Protest Plans Choked  Teen-Agers Shout Coessthe wt Tommme

Saigon Protest Plans Choked  Teen-Aaearc Shai   Teen-Agers Shout Insults at Troops

Viet Nam Force Halts New Protest  Students Quieted Down By Threat Of Troon Action

Plans of Saigon Students Balked  Children Bang Desks Quiet Down Quickly

Force Silences Viet Nam Youth   Squelches Plans For Demonstration Aguinst Diem Rule

Calm, Dignity Pledged For Washington March   CONNALLY FEARS INCIDENT Anti-Integrationists Asked To Stay Away From Austin

Rail Strike Could Strand Thousands  Negroes in Capital Await March Signal

Human Factor in March Furrows Capital's Brow   Related Story, Pare 7

‘Civil Rights Leaders Pledge March ‘In Capital Wednesday To Be Dignified

Rights Leaders Pledge Orderly  Parade, Events City’s Officials  Fear Strandina  Of Thousands

RAIL STRIKE MAY STRAND THOUSANDS Transportation Snarl Feared As ~ Rights Marchers Head For Capita

Calm, Dignity Pledged Uncertainty of Transportation and Violence Clouds Civil Rights March

Staff Vows Dignified Rights Trek   Fear of Violence, Rail Strike  Loom as Perils

Leaders Pledge Calm, Dignity  Civil Rights March Set for Wednesday

Apprehension Hovers Around Marchers As  Descent on Washington, D. C. Approaches

Nall sirike would strand many eee rand “many  Washington digs in for massive march

Leaders Pledge Caim And Dignity For Rianis Maren, Trouble Feared

Leaders Pledge Calm and. Dignity For Maccive Civil Rights. Demonstration -

Rights March Spokesmen  Pledge Order   Some Apprehension Seen About Possible Threat of Violence

Vow dignity in big march Estimates range  from 100,000 to 250,000 in D.C.

MAY STRAND THOUSANDS   Apprehension Over Number Of Civil Rights Demonstrators And Danger Of Violence In Washington.

Leaders Pledge Peaceful March  Law Officials Ready If Trouble Starts

Some Subzero Areas eee er ree ener eeeeeeeeee eee ee,  Wind, Snow Whip Towa:  Hichways Near Normal

Now It Was ‘Machine Guns’,  Not ‘Rockets’, That Cuban  Migs Fired At Shrimp Boat

Crewman of shrimp boat say planes fired machine guns, not rockets

Former Phone Co.  Manager Expires  Clarence Schmidt, Coshocton. Stricken

Senate, House Both Have Plans Up For Consideration To Redistrict Oklahoma

Pope's Primacy Is Not Threatened By New Powers for Church Bishops

A Reverse Earhart Trip By Aviatrix She’s Delivering  Airplane to. Australia -

Bob Hope Receives Gold Medal, Swaps Quips With Kennedy At White House

Fight Looms on Amendments to ADC-U Measure   Measure ts Awaiting Action by the House

Pay Raise In House A Hot Potato   Congress Pay Boost Included With All Its Likely Perils

ASHTON COPPOCK; TAKES SERVICE MANAGER POST — HRENVER CAR AGENCY   To Assume Duties May 1 — Family Will Remain Here Later this Spring

ASHTON COPPOCK TAKES SERVICE MANAGER POST  mPmanirrs Mm#am Arrciitw   To Assume Duties May 1 — Family Will Remain Here Later this Spring

 Picture brighter for shoe workers, carpenters  Newspaper, longshore strikes stalematec

After Being Trapped Underground  Welldigger Freed From Sandy. Pit

Tm Okay, Honey’ .- After 15 Hours Underground  Welldigger Saved From Sandy Grave

United Nations Troops Advance On Strongpoint   COmMmanders Predict Capture Tonight — Tshombe Where. abouts Unknown.

Cheap Diodes Cause Trouble  cea i  Ranger Mooncraft To Tote TV Camera

White House Mum On New Russian Offer   Other Officials Say Secret Meet Discussed Troops

Pullout Slated In 3 Weeks, Say Officials   Kennedy Briefing To Solons Apparent Result Of Action

THREAT CITED BY DEFENSE SECRETARY   Largest Single Threat We Face In World--McNamara   Of Western Europe To Soviets Would Drastically Alter Power Balance

FIGURE SET (ON EXODUS   No Deal Involved In Kremlin Move Cut Castro Help

To Remove Troops  Soviet Union Says It Will Pull Out ‘Several Thousand’

Russians to pull ‘thousands’ of © Cuba troops out   Change :plans for Betancour! canital visit

Soviet Reports Troops To Leave Cuba Bases Soon  No Deal Involved In Move, Capital Sources Claim

JEK gives report on Cuba   Lawmakers summoned to secret session  BULLETIN

March 15 Date Set in Message —  Word From. Kremlin. Sparks Sudden White House Session;

Withdrawal of Troops Promised   Administration Told - OFf Decision Monday

Pull Troops Out Of Cuba   Figure 3,000 Of 15,000 Are To Be Called Home

Several Thousand To Leave Within Next Three Weeks   Informants Say No Deal With U.S. Involved

Mostly Cloudy And Colder Tonight And Wednesday   Russia to Pull Some Troops Out of Cuba

Russ to Pull Thousands of Soldiers From Cuba   McNamara Calls Red Threat in Europe Biggest Problem

CLAIM ACTION BROUGHT ABOUT FAST MEETING   BIPARTISAN GROUP SUDDENLY CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE

No ‘Deal’ Is Involved In Latest Development   Several New Bills Are Entered As Assembly Starts New Week

SLATED TO TAKE PLACE IN ABOUT THREE WEEKS  Russia Announces Cuban Troop Withdrawal

Russ troops leaving soon  Reported reason for Kennedy calling in solons

PROMISE 10 CALL 3,000 OR MORE HOME   Kennedy Tells Congres sional Leaders With_ drawals Expected In 3 Weeks; Claim No - Deals Made.

McNamara Quizzed On Military Power   FROM PRESIDENT  Solons Hear Cuban Briefing

WordGiven By Moscow To Kennedy   Several Thousand To Be Withdrawn In Next 3 Weeks

Reds To Leave Within 3 Weeks   Congressional Chiefs Told Of Development

Pulling Out Of Several Thousand Sef   Kennedy Told of Pian By Soviet Embassy

Several Thousand To Be Withdrawn Soon   Tells U.S. That Troops Will Be Pulled Out; Kennedy Says ‘No Deal’ Made; No Demand er Price for Reduction of Men

Troop Movement fo Take Place Within Next Three Weeks, According fo Message Reaching JFK Through Soviet Embassy.

Several Thousand Russians To Be Withdrawn, JFK Told; Congressmen Get Briefing

Says Korean Truce Line  Cooling Off   Believes Commies Wantec To Know If We Were   Awake.

Reds found out Ist Cavalry was alert  Korean truce line activity cools off

The Weather   (icemed Oy ee U.S. Weather Berece of Peterson Fretd.   Seemeeg cay

Two Wichita Students Are Killed   Four Other Persons Are Injured In Oklahoma Crash

' She’ s Now 27 Years Old Sole Survivor Of One Of The Two Sets Of US. Sextuplets Living In Missouri

 Forgotten Event  Sextuplet Survivor Located In North Missouri Community

Sextuplet Survivor Living In Missouri With Parents   Girl, 3, Dies As Mom  Pours Pepper In Mouth

At Gettysburg Battlefield— Teacher Finds “Moldy Stuff” For $54,200

Even Lack Of Stamp Doesn't Stop Mail   Worth 554.200  ‘Moldy Stuff’ Is Spendable, Teacher Told

Today's Index      Moldy Bills On Battlefield Worth $54,200 To Teacher

VEY SOUS ATS OU OF mig... WYOW.  Gettysburg ‘Moldy Stuff Worth $54,200 To Finder

an ee  Wad Of Moldy ‘Dough Found By Touring  Teacher Happens To Be Worth $54,200

Teacher. Gets the Good News  That ‘Moldy Stuff’ Worth $54. 200   Found. at Gettysburg Battlefield

Finders Keepers  Second Trip To Battlefield Worth$54,000 To Teacher

‘Moldy Stuff’ Proves Valuable ——_— 2 Valuable  Teacher Finds $54.200.

$54,200 In ‘Moldy Stutf   Teacher Finds Mutilated Money at Gettysburg

Urge Building Bill Passage — Welfare and Veterans Asks Legislative Action

[Return money   NOC MVICYy  Church thieves have conscience trouble

Repentant Thieves Return Money Stolen In Ea&ter Robbery At Church

Letter Asks for Forgiveness —  Thieves Return Part of Money Stolen From Church Easter Sunday

\Thie ves Ask Forgiveness—  Easter Collection That Was Stolen Is Returned to Church

GOP Makes Bid On Tax  Exemptions   Battle Lines Drawn For Major Fight In State Legislature; Proposal Would Take Sales Tax Off Food, Medicines

More Areas Threatened By Streams   Cleanup Starts; Death Toll Reaches 14; Six Missing

Loss Mounts In 5 States Hit by Floods  Thousands Return To Their Homes in  Dartinnae nf Santh

SPER EF LY Of BN EO LE es ene  Floodwaters Recede In Five-State Area

Rains Leave Mud, Misery In 5 States   Southern Section Hardest Hit By Rampaging Rivers

But Torrential Rains Cease —  Mud, Muck, Misery Greet Flood Victims

IN 5 SOUTHERN STATES Thousands Return Home  to Mud, Muck, Misery

On Return To Flood-Stricken Homes—  Mud, Muck, Misery Gree’ Thousands Of Families

Thousands Returning  To Homes   Report 15 Deaths And Six Missing In South Areas

Thousands Of Flood Victims Return Home; Greeted By Mud, Muck, Misery

Thousands Homeless As Death Toll Hits 15  Floods Ease In Hard-Hit South

Thousands Face Mud, Misery  Flooded Dixie Familie:   Flooded Dixie Families Returning To Homes

flood Waters Neceding —  Thousands Of Families  Returning To Homes

Floods Receding in Most Areas; Damage s Heavy  Mud, Muck, Misery  Qiraat MAany Familioc

Evacuated Families Returning      But Worse To Come Reported In Some Sections Of Netion

15 Persons Reported Dead in Final Count  Damage Estimates Expected To Total

Start Clean-Up After Floods and Twisters   18 Dead In South.   Water Rationed ‘At Harlan, Ky.

Southern Flood Victims Move Back fo Homes   Overflowing Rivers, Streams Recede, Rains Appear Over

Disaster Areas Declared  Cleanup Operations Start After Floods Some Sections Are Still Facing Dange:

Worse Flood Due In Some  River Areas  14 Deaths Blamed On High Waters, Six Said Missing

Area Braces for New Threat  Flooded South Starts Giant Clean-up Task

Five Southern States Hit Hard By Raging Rivers  Waters Receding But Mud. Debris

Floods Bring Millions In Damage, Loss   Torrential Rains Are Easing Off, However

30 Years Ago Today Franklin D. Roosevelt ‘Began First Term In Depth Of Depression

Roosevelt's Inaugural Address Recalled On Thirtieth Anniversary of Epic Event

30 Years Ago Today  Bank System Nears Collapse; President Calls for Strength

Banking Security, Jobs Programs Of Roosevelt   By W. B. RAGSDALE ir.

JU Years Ago Today Franklin D. Roosevelt Took Over The Reins Of Coyernmant

Banks were closing across nation FDR was inauguarted 30 vear ago—March 4, 1933

WRITER TELLS HOW  Nation’s Banking Nearly Collapsed This Day In 1933

On The Inside   National Bank Holiday Ordered By FDR Just 30 Years Ago Tomorrow

Depression Could Do Same Again  ‘Roosevelt Took Office 30 Years 4 oo Today. Closed Banks March 5

Spy Plane Falls In Gulf Of. Mexico     U2 In Crack-Up On Cuban Flight

—BOUNDARY DISPUTE SETTLED—  U.S. Will Give Mexico Part Of El Pase. Tex.

U.S. To Give Mexico Strip Of Land In Settlement Of Century-Old Land Dispute

Mexico to Recover Et Paso’s Stockyards Sector in Settlement of an Old Dispute

Today's Teleqram   After 100 Years— Strip Of El Paso Goes Across Mexican Border     ,

Involves Disputed El Paso Area M ingled Emotions Greet Land Transfer To Mexico

Mexico to get EI Paso strip  Settlement of century-old houndary fichi

To Settle Century-Long Boundry Dispute  U.S. To Give Mexico 437 Acres of Texas

In Land Deal With Mexico.... Some Residents Unhappy About Crossing Border

‘Lunatic Left’ — Peril Cited by  Goldwater :  Calls Group ‘True Danger on American Political Scene’

Allis GOP FEUDS ” Goldwat Goldwater Says Leftists - Are Top Threat to U. S.

John Gronouski. named postmdster qeneral   Says ‘radical left’ danger t2 political life

Armed Truce on Apportionment To End Tuesday  Legislature Returns

Peterson Also Is Wanted in Nodaway County   Kansas City Man Charged With Auto - Theft Is Wanted for Alleged Robberies in Barnard.

Mitchell Reinstates Himself City Manager; Acquitted In Bribe Case

Reinstates himselfas city manager  Mitchell, freed by jury, returns to job

Soviets Raise  Space Test Issue  Tsarapkin Says Shots Rehind Moon Possible

Says Butts Gave Information To Bear Bryant  Outcome Of Game Possibly Changed, Governor Told

Says Butts Gave Data to Bryant   Georgia Official: Facts May Have Affected Game

Attorney General Reports — Georgia Governor Told  Coach Bryant ‘Unethical

GOP in Anniversary Blast  JFK's Policies Called Great Leap Backward

GOP Flays Kennedy's Policies:   Senate Republicans See ‘Leap Backward In Prestige Of U. S.

Mansfield Gives Emotional Reply  GOP Senators Say JFK Policies Caused 'Great Leap Backward’

Senate Republicans Criticize Kennedy's Foreign Policies In Speech Marathon

Drought May Be Worst In Last 80 Years   Precipitation Won't Be Much; Record 224 Fires

KING SAUD'S AIDES KILLED IN JET CRASH   All 16 Aboard Die As Airliner Smacks Mountain In Italy

JET CRASHES; KING SAUD'S 16 KILLED   Plane Which Had Carried Arab King Hits Mountain; 7 From Court, 9 Crewmen Die.

Budget-Tax Pack Wins State Senate Okay on 24-8 Vote   Assembly Test for Compromise Measure Scheduled for Monday

State Senators Adopt Package By Vote of 24-8  Rejected All But One of Changes In Quick Order

Rail Combine Said Contrary To Public Good   Gov. Scranton Expects to Have His Decision Ready by Middle af Manth.

W here To Find It   ‘Bis Lift Advance Party Leaves tor German Exercise

DiSalle Cuts Sentence Of Mrs. Klumpp   Convicted Slaver Made Eligible For  Parole In 7 Years

DiSalle reduecs stntence   Mrs. Klasipp « otigibte  for parole in 7 years

~ONE OF DiSALLE’S LAST ACTS~ Klumpp Sentence Cut ByOutgoingGovernor

DiSalle reduces sentence   Mrs. Klumpp cligible  for parole in 7 years

Opens Way For Freedom  In 7 Years   Outgoing Governor Rules 2nd Degree For Woman Slayer

Convicted In 1958 Slaying  DiSalle Cuts Sentence Of Cincinnati Woman

Report 2 Of 4 Dangerous Michigan Prison Fugitives May Be In Ohio

Adenuer To Be DeGualle Guest  May Decide Fate   May Decide Fate Of Britain In ECM

De Gaulle-Adenauer Talks Expected to Center on Britain’s Entry Into ECM

De Gaulle and Adenauer To Meet in Paris   Talks Hold Key io British Entry. Into Comnion Market

Visiting in Uhio Russian Family Finding Selves Center of Attention

Russian Family, Making Yule Visit, Have Exciting Day With Ohio Host

Russian Family Has Exciting Time Visiting Family in Portsmouth, Ohio

Nearly Half Of Topeka Is Blacked Out   Utility Plant ls Destroyed By Blaze

ODDS NEVER CALCULATED  4 Perfect Hands! 2nd Bridge Rarity in Week

Alabama Governor Wallace Accuses JFK of Bringing America to Brink of Civil Warfare

Rights Bill Threat To U.S. Peace, Wallace Warns   JFK Leads Nation to Brink Of Civil War, Congress Told

JFK Accused Of Appeasing Negro Chiefs Bama Governor  Blames Riots On Kenneds

bad Abd  Wallace Says USS. on Brink Of Civil War  ’ Governor Makes C..e.. it Di...   Governor Makes Statement Before Senate Committee

Alabaman States JFK.  ‘Pressured’   Gov. Wallace Says Kennedy Approves Violence, Rioting

Cov. Wallace Accuses Kennedy of Bringing Country to The Brink of Civil Warfare’

Southerner Says He Back Mob Violence Governor's Attack  Challenged During Senate Hearina

AT SENATE HEARING  Gov. Wallace Attacks JFK Position On Civil Rights

Wallace Blames Kennedy   Says President Put Nation On Brink Of Civil War

Gov. Wallace Raps Kennedy  Says President Pressured Into Approving Violence

Says Policy Leads To Civil Strife   Statement Is Challenged By Group Members

Wallace Hurls War Aeeusation at JFK   Civil Rights Bill Prompts Charge

Youth Arrested by Police   “ON BRINK OF CIVIL WARFARE”  ec AR a EN a ee NNN em NNR MO eee RO rN NN eA REN nat ere so nine tera niet nme acer manent ene ent ese eer y e eme  Wallace Mits Racial Strife

‘BRINK OF CIVIL WAR’  Wallace Raps JFK In ‘Rights Hearing   LIBERAL VS. CONSERVATIVE Let's Fight On Principals, Says Rocky To Goldwater   EXPERT'S VIEWS ON JOB QUALITY Millions Of New Jobs Needed

Charaes Red Influence In Racial Issue  Says President Put in Position Of

CHALLENGED BY PANEL   Repeats Charge Communists Bacl Inteerationists

JFK Accused Of New Civil War Threat   Governor States Troops May Be Needed In U. S.

Over Racial: Problems .  Wallace Sees Nation c on Brink of Civil Warfare -

Wallace Says JFK Pressured:   Committee Told Nation Verging On Civil War

Gov. Wallace Accuses JFK of Incitement   His Racial Policies Threaten Civil War, Alabaman Charges

Assails New Civil Rights — Legislation; Says Kennedy Should Be Fired

Monoxide kills nine   Fumes of faulty furnace wipe out whole family

Heiress To Wed   Cambridge Officials Seek Truce Support   Work To Head Off White Petition Drive

Truce In Maryland Is Shaky    Officials Reported Pushing Campaign To Keep Agreemen:

RUMBLES STIR SURFACE CALM IN CAMBRIDGE   Officials Of City Trying  To Swing Tradesmen   View On Petition   MANY SAY IT WOULD RENEW ARGUMENTS

BABSON’S Authentic Statement   BABSON. DISCUSSES FOREST AND PASTURE LAND

‘airgrounds Become Jail At Jackson  As Police Await Demonstrations In Mississippi

POLICE PLAN +TIGHT LID ‘ON NEGROES   Arrests Under New Law Draw Court Challenge

The Common Cold...How You Catch One...How Science May Prevent It

Off Kodiak Island Sunday Russian fishing fleet leaves  when C. G. cutter appears

Bay boy Answers Yes" to Murders   Admits Well Planned Executions of Five Members of His Family

Other Case Held in Abeyance; Former DA Will Defend Accused    Other stories and pictures jon Pages B-1 and B-3.

House Refuses ToReconsider Banking Bill .  Would Allow More Service   Would Allow More Service At Motor Banks

Refuses To Reconsider  Banking Bill   Committee Approves Bill to Allow Vote  On Superintendents

House Refuses To Reconsider Banking Bill   Committee Advance: Bill Establishing Court Of Judiciary

Voting In Miss., Kentucky, Philly May Result In Some Indication As To Sentiment Of Masses

Elections Will Provide First Major Appraisal _Of White Voters’ Reactions to Negro Campaign

IMPORTANT ELECTIONS Racial Issues Evident  As Voters Go To Polls

Congressional Seat at Stake   Rights Revolution Dit to Polls Test

Secretary of State Says  Soviet Troops in Cuba Is Matter of Concern’

Rusk Reports Russia Has 4: Units in Cuba  Says Soviet Pilots Fly Planes Able Ta Carry A-Awme

‘Matter of Real Concern  Soviets Continue Force  ‘On Cuba, Rusk Advises

Dean Rusk Reveals Cuba Has MIG Fighters Capable Of Carrying Nuclear Weapons

‘Matter Of Real Concern’ To US Rusk Admits Soviet Fliers .  Are Training Cuban Airmen

Fighter Planes Able to Carry Nuclear Arms  potter Is of Real   Anecearn SAarwe Hitc

Secretary. of. state Dean Rusk comments  ‘Soviet combat arouns in Cuba of concern

~STILL HAVE NUCLEAR PUNCH-—  Soviets In Cuba Are ‘Real Concern’--Rusk

‘Matter Of Real Concern,’ Says Rusk  Russians Flying MIGs In Cuba

Red Pilots Are Flying MIG Planes   Sec’y Of State Gives No Hint Of Deadline For Troop Removal

WHERE TO FIND IT   ‘MATTER OF REAL CONCERN’ Soviets Have 4 Combat Groups In Cuba—Rusk

Says 4 Soviet Combat Units on Island  Rusk ‘Concerned’  Over Reds In Cuba

Rusk Bares Concern on Arms in Cube   Raps Continued Presence of Russ Combat Earcac

Four Heavily Armed Combat Groups Placed In Cuba By The Soviet Union

AMBASSADOR KOHLER RETURNS FROM MOSCOW  Test Ban Possibility Due Soon      Heavily-Armed Soviet Troops Now In Cuba

U. $. Concerned By Soviet Arms  Rusk Says Cuban Aid Considered Defensive

Sec. Rusk Bares’ Real Concern” Over Heavy Armed: Soviet Forces in Cuba

Russian Pilots Flying Nuclear- Capable Planes  In Cuba, Rusk Reveals

“Defensive Arms” Policy Upheld... . Rusk Says Soviet Weapons In Cuba Still Worry U.S.

Rusk Admits Russia Has 4 Armed Combat Groups ‘And MIG Fighters In Cuba

Can carry N weapons  Kremlin fighter planes are stationed in Cuba

Te TMARKIO SURVEY ee  Public Ready To Give LB: Chance in'64, Poll Shows

Thus Far One-Man Fight Stymied— Suggests National Lottery To Provide Federal Funds

UrgesLottery  for Revenues Congressman Pushes Bill for Needed Fund

Solon Urges ‘Nation Look To Lottery  New Yorker Hits . Congress For  daemacricy’   BREAK ICE

NC Pupils Undisturbed By Integraticn Stepup   No Violence, Few Incidents  Southern Schools Take Integration In Stride

A SLAP AT RED CHINESE Moscow Warmly Welcomes Indian Military Group

FBI Sus spects Him Of Other H oldups ee her Holdups:  hair Bluff Bank Bandit Speeds Away With $290

FBI Suspects Him Of Other Holdups  Fair Bluff Bank Bandit Speeds Away With $290

Weather   Dare Asks Visi By Minister as Chair Beckons   No Bids To Halt Execution Seen

Civil Rights Move Asked   Aid Slash Suggested In Mississippi Case

Officials Seek End To Violence   Philadelphia Moves ‘To Prevent Further ‘Racial Incidents

RR Strike Threatens Marchers   Hundreds Would Be Stranded By Massive Tieup

WALKOUT SEEN POSSIBLE AT CRITICAL TIME   Advance Information, Estimates On D. C. Rally Are Hazy   TENSION IN CAPITAL CONTINUES TO RISE

Good Mornms   THOUSANDS MIGHT BE STRANDED  Strike Could Hinder March

Rail Strike Could Cause Big Strain.   Might Leave Many. Marchers Far From Home

Walkout Would Hit Marchers   Threatened Rail Strike Poses Question for ‘Freedom Trains’

Mareh Beset By Problems   Rail Strike’ Threat May Strand Many Going Rack Home

OR ALONG ROUTES TOWARD HOME Threatened Rail Strike Could Strand Rights Marchers in Nation’s Capital

New Minnesota Study of Taxes Is Latest ‘Of Many Which Have Accomplished Little

Another Tax Study Group Starts Work  Seeking Reforms In State System; Changes Are Slow

Spending to Be on Pay-Now Base, Battle Due on Car License Hike, Over $100 Million for Education   Look to Smokers. Drinkers for Sum  Of $392. Million

UMWA (alls on Scranton To Retain State Mines ‘Head Until Inquiry Ends

‘Writer Traces Tragic Weekend Of Jackie Kennedy   By FRANCES LEWINE \ccociated Press Staff Write

‘Key Allies To Visit Johnson...      President, Aides Confer On Money Defense ltems   Mrs. Kennedy's Tragic Weekena      By FRANCES LEW

From Start ToFinish—=  Jacqueline’s — Assassination — Ordeal Retraced

Wife's Courage Gave President Kennedy Majestic and Dignified Memorial of Devotion

A STEP-BY-STEP ACCOUNT  Mrs. Kennedy’s tragic ordeal   By FRANCES LEWINE Associated Press Staff Writer

Ex-First Lady Spared Herself Nothing in Ordeal  Mrs. Kennedy Pays Highest Tribute to Husband

Mrs. Kennedy Patterned Husband’s Funeral After That Of Lincoln   By FRANCES LEWINE Associated Press Staff Writer

Acts Without Sheriff   Mrs. Kennedy’s Ordeal   Brave Woman Serves As Husband’s Memorial

REPORTER TELLS STORY OF LONG ORDEAL—  Mrs. Kennedy's Courage Inspiring Chapter in History

JFK Halts Atom Tests In Nevada   Moves To Create Better Atmosphere For Ban Conference

Negotiations  With Soviets  Will Expand SEK, Nikita  Exchanged Letters

U.S. Nuclear Tests in Nevada Halted to Promote Ban Talks   Moratorium Temporary, President. Emphasizes

Nuclear Test Ban Negotiations Gesture  Kennedy Halts Underground Blasts

Western Leaders Praise Lyndon Johnson   U.S. Launches New Rocket Essential to Moon Exploration

HOTEROED, UNION’ SIGN — Twin Pact Virtually Ends — Possibility Of SP Strike

A Man Does What He Must—Profiles In Courage, JFK  Personal Consequences, In Spite Of Obstacles And Dangers And Pressures, Basis Of All Human Morality

PROFESSOR SAYS: Teen-age Attitude Not a Threat to Our Institution of Marriage

Rep. Powell Blasts White Liberal Foes   Will Follow Advice Of Negro. Leaders, Conaressman Says

French Leader Plans Parley On A-Weapons   General Says Relations With U.S. Are Friendly

Turns down non-e ggression pact  De Gaulle rejects nuclear test ban

Stresses Friendship  De Gaulle Planning 4-Power Nuclear Meeting this Year

Tells Amity 10 US., Plans Own Parley   French Leader Seeks Destruction of Nuclear Arms

Pope Paul to Issue Letter Tuesday wae     Broader Powers for Bishops Imminent

Pope Paul To Extend New Powers To Ali Bishops   FARLIER DEBATE   OTHER TOPTOS   UNITY SCHEMA

Inside The Times   Message To Council  Pope To Extend Bishop Powers

JAACTS TO ENG Mispute  Pope Paul's Apostolic Letter to [Extend New Powers to Bishops

Vatican Council Alerted  Pope Paul VI Plans New Powers For All Bishops

Bishops to Get Added Powers   Pope Paul to Issue Apostolic Letter

Bishops To Get New  Powers   Pope Paul To Issue Apostolic Letter; Apparently Will End Council Dispute

$3.8 Million Aid To Ceylon Halted By United States  Compensation Must Be Paid Companies

Must Compensate Oil Firms  U.S. Cuts Off Ceylon Aid Over Oil Property Seizure

U.S. Halts Aid to Ceylon for Failing  To Pay for Nationalized Oil Property   The Maple Industry Forever  Aiken Raises Syrup Banner

OIL SEIZURE ISSUE  US Tells Ceylon $3.8-Million In Aid Being Halted

Ceylon Aid Halted Due To Oil Grab   American Companies Properties Had Been Nationalized In ‘62

Life’s End   Live S ENG  FRED OLOFF OF CRAIG EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL

Impressive Or Unimpressive? Ohio Little Hoover Savings Predicted At $35 Million

Requested by Judges, Attorneys ‘Patrol Resumes Use of Radar ‘In Effort to Slow Death Rate

Notes buildu p in Cuba OAS committee urges battle  against Reds in Americas

OAS Calls For Joint Effort Against Reds Report Of 8-Nation  Special Committee Not Yet Made Public

By a Committee of the O.A.S...+American Battle Against  Communism Recommended

NOnTINeNtTal Air LineS Lase  Court Upholds Colorado Hiring Discrimination Ban

Supreme Court Supports Negro In Airline Case   Discrimination by Continental Cited

Protestant Praises  Pontiff’s Leadership   By Bishop Fred Pierce Corson Written for The Associated Press (Copyright 1963 by The AP)

Methodist Bishop’ s Views  Pope Sought to Heal Wounds of Religion

East, West Mourn Death of Pope John   Methodist Tells of Pope’s Influence  On People of All Denominations

‘Test Shows The Answer Is ‘Yes’'— Can Trains Lure Drivers From Busy Highways?

Commuter Plan Succeeding—  Bay State Rail Lures Drivers  From Daily ‘Chariot Races

With Better Service... .  Railroads Want To Lure Commuters Back On Train

NAACP Official Arrested Carrying Sign In Mississippi Anti-Inteqration March

‘Rathgeber “Report” on Dean Ludy ‘Results in Meeting of Presbyterians

Rathgeber “Report” on Dean Ludy Results in Meeting of Prechviertans

‘Orderly, Not Subservient’.  Civil Rights Leaders Express Hope as March Nears

CAR CRASHES INTO HORSE; FIVE KILLED   Three Cars Pile Up In Utah Accident, One From Illinois; Eight Persons Injured.

CONSIDER SUIT IN PROTEST OF AT-LARGE VOTE   SPECIAL GROUP TO DRAW MAP OF HOUSE DISTRICTS

OP R BILL KILLED BY KERNER   Governor’s Commission to Attempt Redistricting, Success Doubted By GOP; See Statewide Legislature Races,

ENE BRE EAL GE oe $$ is es  State Has No Jurisdiction at Ft. Harrison

12 Persons Are Killed: Damage High   Some lowa Rivers Are Near Flood Stage; Chicago Has Snow

Tornadoes Kill 12 in Five States   South, Midwest Battered by Wind, Torrential Rains

Five States Hit by Tornadoes   Heavy Rain, Vreakish Winter Weather Follows Twisters

MRS, L. C. O'TOOLE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SACRED HEART HOSPITAL AUXILIARY  Install Officers  — Next February

MRS. L, C. O'TOOLE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SACRED HEART HOSPITAL AUXILIARY  Install. Officers  Bre i, r_¥...... ._-

Thant Plans For Congo Withdrawal   Most of Force To Be Out By Year’s End

Gov. Brown Seeks Death Row Solution Against Crowding   Declares Courts Already Repealed Capital Punishment

Flexible U. S. Force Urged   McNamara Cites Necessity Of Second-Strike Potential

MeNamars Tells Plan To House   Defense Secretary Calls For Fle “xible Weapons

Would Give U.S. Another Way To Strike Back; Gives Congress Peniagon Plans

McNamara Gives Idea At Hearing   Flexible Force Of . Strategic Weapons Needed House Told

McNamara Urges Second - Strike Capability In Outline To Congress

Might to Hit Back Is Asked By McNamara  Strategic Power Now Sufficient for First

DEFENSE CHIEF TESTIFIES McNamara Emphasizes Retaliatory Capability

Second-Strike Nuclear Capability Urged By McNamara In 5-Year Plan   News In Summary

Harriman in Plea To Khrushchev  Asks for Help in Giving Laos Peace

For Peace And Neutrality, Says Khrush   Jame)  Russia And USh In ‘Accord On Laos

Khrush Claims He  Favors Laos Peace   Agrees With US, Harriman Told

Reaffirms Desire For Neutral and Peaceful Laos   Meet at Kremlin For 3% Hours; Ne Word of Action

Khrushchev Backs Laotian Agreement In Kremlin Meeting   Harriman Sees Premier, Gete Affirmation That Accord Sul! Strone.

Nikita Joins InHopes for Neutral Laos   Communique Issued After Discussion. With Harriman

Joint Communique Issued After Premier Discusses Laotian SituaFon With Harriman

Khrushchev Joins U. S. In Affirming Support For Laos Neutrality   Khrushchev Hints He May Give Up Some Of Duties Eventually

Neutral, Peaceful Laos ) jacked by Khrushch ev   Communication From President Brings Hopeful Reply From Kremlin

Khrushchev Assures Ave He Joins in Supporting Neutral. Peaceful Laos

Russian Assures Harriman  Laos Peace Pact Receives Backing Of Khrushchev      Calls On 3rd Dixie Governor  Bob KennedySees Georgia Leaders

K promises full support   Joins the U.S. in keeping Laos neutral, peaceful

Russia Favors Neutral Laos,  Khrush Says   Joins U.S. in Supporting Peace, He Tells Harriman

Nikita Assures Harriman Soviet Joins U.S. In Seeking Peace In Laos

'Assures Harriman  Will Aid Neutrality   Makes Declaration in Communique Issued After Discussing Situation With United States Traveling Diplomat

Will Live Up To Terms of Peace Pact   Harriman, Premier Hold 34-Hour Talk; Communique Issuec

Nikita Affirms Full Laos Pact Support   After Long Talk With Harriman

Premier Claims Agreement On Laotian Crisis  Statement Comes After 

‘Word From Khrushchev  Soviet Supports Laos Pact, U.S.  Envoy Assured

mae eames ——————E—————————__  S=0 Billion A Year Is Spent On Illegal Gambling Over The United States

ee Chief Source Of Revenue For n Underworld  ‘Illegal Gambling Rakes In About $50 Billion Annually

Att.-Gen. Attacks Illegal Gamblinc Under New Laws With:New Ideas

‘ - Heavy Case Load en  Iowa Corrections Chief To Request More Agents

How It Wuz  WARM AND WINDY — NEARLY HALF INCH OF RAIN HERE VoNnna\

How It Wuz  WARM AND WINDY — NEARLY HALF INCH lore PAIN HERS RMoONNa?

Summit Meeting Unlikely   Officials Doubt Rusk’s Talks in Moscow Will Lead to Conference

RUSK TO GO TO MOSCOW  Officials Doubt Talks Prelude To Summit Conference

No New Plans Expressed In JFK's Letter   Secretary of State To Sign Partial Test Ban Treaty

Express Doubt Rusk Talks to Precede Summit   Secretary of State  To Deliver Message

RECALL HORSELESS CARRIAGE   Officials Doubt Rusk's Moscow Talks Will Prelude New Summit

U.S. Officials Not Expecting Summit Talks   Rusk Will Deliver Kennedy Reply to Khrushchev Letter

Rusk’'s Trip NotPrelude To Summit  Carrateru at Cinta   Secretary of State To Carry Kennedy’s Reply to Khrushcher

MH IVMUSLOW JOO, See Ne  Rusk’s Visit No Prelude  To Summit Conference

Georgia Governor To Give Views On Civil Rights Bill   ON THE INSIDE PAGES      Rusk’s Moscow Talks Not Seen Prelude To Summit Conference

U. S. Feels Summit Talks Unlikely. Rusk Takes Kennedy Note to Nikita

Officials Doubt Moscow Talks Summit Prelude   Rusk Will Deliver Letter From Kennedy To Soviet Premier

Little Chance For Summit Parley Seen   Rusk’s Message To Moscow Expecte; To Be Mere Reoly

US. Doubts Summit Mav  Be In Offing  Rusk Trip Believes No Preliminary Tc

McNamara Plans Cuts In 16 States   30 Military Bases Involved In Cutback Says Congressman.

“¢ DIES, CANDLES     _ Cooperating Additions Feature Unit Lighting

INDIANAOLIS (# -- Gov. Matthew E. Welsh issued an executive order today giving another 1,000 State Highway Commission em  William F. Altmann Of Ferdinand Is Taken By Death

Thoroughly immoral,’ he Admits  Central Figure   Central Figure In Vice Trial On Witness Stand

Ward Gives Testimony im Own Defense  Christine Jeered By Crowd at Old Bailey

Tossed Eggs Miss Christine  Playboy Agrees He's ‘Thoroughly Immoral

11 Men Rescued After Two Weeks  In German Mine  Millions Watch Via TV as Group Cawed Ream Tamh

Eleven German Iron Miners Brought Up   Bearded, Pale, Survivors Of Two Weeks Underaround Get Checkup. See Relatives

11 Men Saved From Flooded  German Mine   Given Up for Dead, Miners Rescued After Two Weeks in Pit

11 Germans Rescued After Spending 2 Weeks In Flooded Iron Mine   Russians Show Rockets In Anniversary Parade

AEC Chairman. Strongly Backs Test Ban Treaty   Will Not Handicap Development Of Missile Defense, Seabora Says

AEC Chairman Endorses Limited Test Ban Pact In Best Interest Of U.S.

AEC’s Head Backs Rusk On Test Ban   Seaborg Says Wide Range of Weapons Provress Is Possible

Savs Treaty In Best U.S.  Interests   Underground Tests Seen As No Curb To Nuclear Program

Senators Probe Test-Ban Treaty   Proof That Ban Won't Stop Missile Reliability Sought

WY Bhoriefe ee blire, ——S— =e  AEC Chief Backs Test Ban Treaty     Nuclear Weapon   Nuclear Weapon Development Not Hindered. He Sav.

Supports Rusk, Other Witnesses Before Senators   Underground Testing Permits Development

Seaborg Confident Of Wide Leeway   Soviet Reported Pledeing Hands Off

‘Would Be In Best Interest Of U. S.,’ Seaborg Says  AEC Chief Urges Okay Of Nuclear Vat:

Sub-Soil Tests Held Helpful   Senators Hear A-Ban Testimony From Scientist

AEC Chairman Says Underground Test Will Permit Antimissile Development

Nuclear Chairman  Backs Pact   Says Underground Tests Would Permit Big Range Of Weapon Develonment:

ATOM POWER CHIEF ASSURES SENATE  Antimissile Work Safe, Says Seaborg

Head of AEC Backs Treaty   Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg Sees Wide Range of N-Arms Development

DR. SEABORG SAYS PACT NEEDED      Believes Wide Range Of Tests Still Possible  CHAIRMAN   Favors Plan Of Nuclear Explosion For Peaceful Purposes

AEC Chief Endorses  Ban Treaty Sees Development  Over Wide Range

‘CAN TEST UNDERGROUND’  Atomic Energy Chairman Says Approve Test Ban

Christian Democrats Show Vigor   Strength In Chile   Strength In Chile Election Surprise; Reds Snowed Under

Pakistan Lodges  Arms Complaint  Indian Aid Cited — At CENTO Session

Common Market Talks Near Agreement On How to Deal with Non-Communists

Bishops Cite Importance  Of Laity  Catholic Role In Everyday Life  Vi Dew ends ected

Laity Plan Supported By Bishops   Pittsburgh Bishop Leads Drive For Proposed Declaration

Drill Nears Final Work At Hazleton   Pace Slows As Hole Is Enlarged Close To 2 Trapped Men

Rescue expected tonight  Giant drill rig nears miner:   Stories, songs, poems Reading Record No. 4 bows in

Should Be Free Tonight  Giant Drill Churns Away - Toward Trapped Miners

Drilling Operations for Miners in Final Stages; Hope for Rescue Tonight

DRILLING RIG CHURNS DOWN TO FINAL AREA      Authorities Plan to Slow Pace Near End to Prevent Cave-in: °   Fate of Third Man.Js Uncertain But Brothers Ba heve He's. Alive

Drill Slows To Avoid Cave-In  Trapped Miners Expect Rescue Before Morning

Escape Hole for Miners Being Dug; Rescue Attempt Planned for Tonight

Drill Slows To Avoid C i piows fo Avoid Cave-In  Trapped Miners Expect Rescue Before Morning

Eseape Capsule Readied   Several Test Runs Planned Before Men Are Pulled Up

Jet Pilot Flies Family to West  Polish Flier Crams Four Into Trainer

Air Officer  Flees Poland  With Family Put Wife, 2 Sons  In Plane And Flew Tk... W..t Raelin

Polish major flees to West   Take family, hedge-hops plane thru air defenses

Polish Pilot Flies Family To W. Berlin  Air Force Major Avoids Defenses  In 110-Mile Flicht

 Tired of Communism  Polish Officer Flies Family to Berlin, Avoids Air Defenses

Auto Deaths Set Record Over Nation   550 Killed During Holiday Weekend

Highway Deaths Set New Record  Grim Reaper Has Busy Labor Day         32 Die Violently In NC

Lion Cub at Vilas Zoo Practices Growling   Labor Day Weekend Traffic Toll Sets Mark

Labor Day Deaths Set New Record  More Than 540 Die on Roads Over Weekend

Highway Toll Reaches 543 On Labor Day   Fatality Count Sets New Record For Road Deaths

Slaughter Exceeds  500 Mark   21 Killed in Indiana, Another 923 in Illinois

Toll Reaches Record High Over Holiday  Crashes Claim 545 Acroas Nation For Labor Day Period

Nine killed in lowa  Highway deaths soar far past 501, previous high   Tall in lowa

Traffic Toll Soars to Recorc 545 in Nation  - Pennsylvania Deaths Low over Weekend, 12 Die on Highways

- Highway Deaths Set New Reco  New Record  Grim Reaper Has Busy Labor Day   32 Die Violently In NC

Road Slaughter Over Weekend Breaks Record  At Least 550 Killed On Highways During Labor Day Period

All Previous Records Shattered  Holiday Traffic _ Death Toll Is 559

Labor Day's Traffic Toll Is New High  Death Count for 3-Day Weekend

550 Are Killed in Holiday Traffic   Crash in Maryland  Kills ex-Racine Man

Labor Day Toll Hits New High   Weekend Deaths In Traffic At Staggering 543

RECORD TOLL FOR US.; 23 IN ILLINOIS   Nation’s Traffic Fatalities Exceed Former 501   Mark; McLeansboro   Accident Adds To State Road Deaths.

Figure Record For Labor Day Weekend Period   Multiple Fatality Accidents Includes 10 Killed In Texas

News Day, Night   Delay Is Turned Down   University Board Accepts 2 Negroes

Alabama Asks Delay In Student Admission University Trustees Agree To Enroll 2 Students After Cooling-Off Period

Two Negroes Win Entry At Alabama U.  Trustees Ask Admittance Delay Till Dispute Quiets

House Group Hears Rep. Hall Blast One-Sided Television Presentations

East Europe Stymies Russ Planning Unit  Rebuff for Khrush  a a eo Ul tl .wte   Rebuff for Khrush Stalemates Efforts For Moscow Contro

East Bloe Economie  Unit Stalled   Satellites Reject Production Control By Soviet Planners

‘Comecon’ Rebuff Of ‘K’ Seen  Central Control ” fe   Central Control Of Red Economies Is Reported Rejected

Police Report 110,000 Joining  In Mass Parade  Quiet, Orderly Actions Mark Early Stages

BETTER GRADES   Big Show Aimed at Congress   Sight Called  Impressive

Capital Protest March Expected to Have Little Effect on Congress Vote

100,000 Rights Marchers Are Impressive Sight As CongressmenViewParade

Group Is Described  Impressive   Singing, Carrying Signs, Mass Marchers Call On Congress To Bar Discrimination

Mass Call For Racial Equality   Protest Orderly, Leaders Meet Congress Leaders

Protest One Of Quietest On Record   Throngs Move To Lincoln Shrine As More Buses Roll In

FESTIVE MOOD PREVAILS  110,000 Join D.C. March   1,500 Indicated In Austin March

Sound Mass Call To Drop Racial Bars  A oneerent Fc mm (bed nwe   Accent Is on Orders Little Work Left to  Giant Police Force

100,000 in March on Washington Win No New Congress Racial Pledge

; Huge ‘Crowd, Softly Chanting f Freedom Songs, So Well-Behaved * Police Have Little to Do

Mixed Crowd of Negroes and Whites Parade Between Lincoln Memorial And Washittaton Monument at Noon.

es And Whifes Throng Wash  “110 000 March On Capital   Our World Today

’ Marchers Form Huge, Peaceful Crowd  Civil Rights Demonstrators Converge On Capital

Jver IUU,UUU strong  Massive civil rights march reported orderly

100,000 Join March To Lincoln Memorial  Demonstration Leaders Meet with Senate House Members te Discuss Problems

Group visits JFK, Conaress leaders   What's it all about? See Page 33.

Turnout Is Estimated At 100,000   Mass Call For Congress To Bar Discrimination

100,000 In Washington RightsMareh  March Takes On  Carnival Air 

Rights March Begins Today   Advance Estimates Place Figure High as 250,000

‘Rights March Encouraged by JFK's Word:   Thousands Stream into Washington, One on Skates

Crowd Estimates Vary on Demonstrators at March; Say Gathering Orderly

nights Demonstration  Throng Estimated at Over 100,000 Stages Orderly March in Washinator

Police Estimate Turnout by Noon Exceeded 100,000 Negroes, Whites

Push For New Civil Rights Bill's Passage   Mansfied Claims Nothing Asked, Nothing Promised

Negro March On Washington Is Launched  Demonstration piece Orderly  fr ..... yf

SERVE GIANT DEMAND FOR END T0 BIAS   Vast Parade Is Orderly; Negroes And Whites Sing, Meet Hollywood Stars At Lincoln Monument,

URGE RACIAL BARRIERS LIFTED   Negroes And Whites Take Part In Procession   Meet With Congressional Chiefs: To Hold Session With Kennedy

val Atmosphere Evident as Civil Rights Demonstratio  175 ,OO0OO0 MARCH IN "ANTI - DISCRIMINATION PROTEST

Push For Civil Rights Unfolds Very Orderly      “CHARLESTONIANS JOIN WASHINGTON MARCH See Pictures On City Pece

No Disorder in Early Stage of Gicantic Show   Placards, Songs Proclaim Stand

March Orderly Up to Noon Hour In Washington  _ Crowd Estimated at / 110,000 by Police

Over 100,000 In D.C.  D.C. March [s Orderly Affair   Rights March Sidelights

Leaders To See President  I 00. 000 In March At Noon And T hrong Still Arriving

Vast Social Upheaval . .   Negro Won't Wait Any Longer for Equality

Reflections of Negro Mood Equality—Force Behina Vast Social Upheaval

Salinger Arrives in N.Y. To Attempt Resolution Of Newspaper Blackout

Salinger To Assist Mediation   Both Sides Together To Negotiate Long Newspaver Blackoul

Talks Resume In Newspaper Pact Dispute   White House Press Secretary Arrives In New York City

New Split Hinted in Red Ranks   Romanian Communist Chief Shuns Top Level Talks Called by Russia

Passes Up E. German Gathering. Pe erman Meathering  Romania Rebuffs. Moscow’s Regime

Needle-in-Haystack Search Yields Killer in Huge Circus Parade Crowd

Israel Official  Resigns   Security Leader Quits After Spat With Ben-Gurion

Premier Opposes Direct Tactics tis.  Israeli Security Chief Out In Squabble Over Germans

Israeli Security Chief Has Quit  German Scientists Working For Arabs Cause Of Dispute 

-Gr ateful For Help, But Wants No Strings Attached  ‘Cambodia Asks Withdrawal Of U.S. Military Aid Mission

America Will Retaliate International Trade May Be Hur By ECM Hike A gainst US Poultry

OAS Airs Charges   Chicken Conflict   U.S. Takes Hard Tariff Stand   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS AP Rucineee Newe Wreiliar

U.S. Plans To Get Tough In Trade War With CM.   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS

 Chicken Stirs Retaliation Move  ‘Action Against Common Market [May Bring Price Jumps in US.

Trade Furor.  Over Chicken   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS AP Business News Writer

New International Fight Not Over Nuclear Bombs, But Lowly Chicken

Common Market Wrangle  U.S. Tariff Retaliation Threat Portends Trade Trouble

‘Chicken War’ Heralds Common Market Battle   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS AP Business News Writer

Chicken Causing International Fight—  US. Retaliation Move Raises New Fears That World Trade js in Troubl

Lowly Chicken Cause of Fight Over Tariffs   U.S. to Retaliate Aaainst ‘Market’

U.S. Quarrels With Friends Over High Chicken Fence   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS AP Business News Writer

New Fears Raised Trade In Trouble  U.S. Plans To Retaliate For Poultry Tariffs Hike   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS  AP Ricinece Nowe Wrfor

FEATHERS FLY IN TARIFF FIGHT U.S. To Peck Back In Chicken War With ECM

Lowly Chicken Is Causing An International Tussle   Senate OKs $1.2 Billion Military Pay Increase

War On New Front  Lowly Chicken Is Creating An International Squabble

U.S. Will Retaliate If Settlement — len't Made With Common Market

US. Threatens Tariff Retaliation If International Settlement Fails

ls European Trade Shaky?   U.S. Plans to Retaliate Against Common Market.

Dr. bits wesigns City Position  Physician Ending 31 Years of Service

Incipient Racism Blamed on China  _- USSR Says Peking Seeks Colored Allies

Soviet Spies Case Pressed;  4 Are Named   Federal Grand Jury Returns Indictments

Russians Again Hit Red China  oS Renae 2. eee  ae   Moscow Peace Talk Drag On In Face Of Bitter Attack

SOVIETS CLAIM CHINESE WANT COMMIE HELM   Moscow Also Declares They Hope To Start Colored-White War   LATEST RAP HINTS TALKS ARE ENDED

Russian gov't. paper makes charge  Soviets accuse Red Chinese of heing step from schism   Denystin said to be living in Moscow  Soviets confuse identity of defected spy

China Goal:  Pit Races,  Russ Claim ‘Aims to Split, Direct Reds’

Russia Charges Chinese Reds Trying To Set Up New Center Of Communism   A-Test Talks Open

Second Mass Polio Clinic In District   Volunteer Groups Ready To Assist On Oral Vaccine

Even Toaay, Ihe Nation Can Be Thankful  Gov. Bradford, Thanksaiving Founder, Forgotten By Historians

a  Founder of Turkey Day ‘Lost’ Man   Pilgrim Governor's Work Overshadowec In History of U.S.

Kennedy Statement  Attacked   Publisher Levels New Charge Reds In Race Movement

Bobby Under Hot Fire For ‘No Red’ Talk   New Englander Reports Commies In Rights Furor

Cloudy   New Commie Charges Made In Rights Row   Attacks on Kennedy Stand Come From  Both North, South

REDS BACK AGITATION   Renewed Civili Rights Battle Charges Come From Both North And South

NH Publisher Claims Reds Back Negroes  Bobby’s Denial Challenged as ‘Unbelievabie’

New England Publisher Says Communists Back  Of US Civil Rights Fight

Engine casing cracks  Malaspina runs into trouble on dress rehearsal run

Khrushchev and Rusk Meet For Talks On Possible Cold War Settlements _

Rusk, K Frolic, Hold Shirt-Sleeve Talks at Resort to Ease Cold Wa

Secretary Rusk Confers With Soviet Premier   Talks Aimed at Easing Cold War Tensions, Guaranteeing Berlin Security.

IN TERRITORIAL WATERS Ship’s Hijackers Seek Parley With Brazilians

Storm Hits Wide Area In Midwest   ¥Ylundreds Homeless Tn W. Va., Western Pennsylvania, Qhio

Ohio Valley Streams Rise Over Banks   Below Zero Marks Plague Northeast And Middle West

Court Orders Mobile, Ala., Integration  School Board Meet: To Consider Next Move After Ruling

Today’s Good Reading ..   In Desegregation Issue —  Mobile School Board Meets to Consider Move

September  Deadline For Schools   Fast Court Move; Ist Grades Must End Segregation

ORDERED T0 INTEGRATE   First Alabama Desegregation Below College  Level Looms for Schools On U.S. Court Order.

Mobile Ordered To Desegregate  School Board Meets To Consider Action

Mobile, Ala., Schools Get Court Order   Board Has Meeting To Plan Action After Directive Is Received

in Mobite, A SETAE No Intergration Ye           School Board Ordered to Desegregate

Desegregation order is  studied by Mobile, Ala.   Assures forceful stand   Wil’ «etudy order

Mobile Ponder: Course After Mixing Order   Appeals Court  Sets September Integration Date

Mobile Ordered To Integrate  School Chiefs Study Plans For Action

Mobile Gets Court Order To Integrate  City-County Board Studies Next Move Concerning School.

Hosts To The US President Costa Ricans Are Proud  Of Abolishing The Army

Costa Rica Proud of TwoThings  Has Civil Guard, (,00d School Plan

Costa Ricans Proud Of Gains   Army’s Minor Role, Literacy Rate Lauded

See ONLY. Page 2   County Event, Rodeo Close Week of Local Exhibitions

Villages Wiped Out   italian Dam Disaster Killed Estimated 4,000

‘One Huge Coffin’... Hunt Through 25 Miles Of Mud For Bodies In Italian Disaster

Death Kstimate Kises  Four Minutes: Period Between Living, Dying

Estimate 4,UUU Killed  Rescue Workers Search 2 Miles Of Mud For Bodies Buried By Dam Disaster

Lobby Inquiry Confronts MSU   Senate Committee Is Ordered To Investigate Pressure.

Significant Reforms... Conservative Roman Curia Pope Moves To Liberalize

LIBERALIZATION OF CURIA AIRED BY POPE PAUL   By WILLIAM F. SUNDERLAND United Press International

Moon Proposal Receives Praise   Pope Paul Moves to Liberalize Curia

President And Family Planning Long Holiday Weekend In Cloudy Florida

Kennedy fo Relax During Weekend   Has Finished Work on Rail Strike Message: Ai Nephew's Baptism.

Republican Slate Makes Clean Sweep   Mrs. Childs, Dr. Burnes, Williman Win In Scheel Race   FDR’s County Finally Votes For FDR’s Party   Democrats Win Control In Youngstown And Columbus

Bremer County Business Volume Down in Fourth Quarter of 1962; Tripoli Sales Up

Refail Sales in Bremer County During Second Quarter of 1962 Over 6 Million

Retail Business Volume Down in Bremer County During the First Quarter of 1963

2 U.S: Tuna Boats Seized by: Leuador’ :  Feud Evitpts Onis Territorial Claim

Boat Seizure, Blockade Push U.S. Close fo ‘Tuna War’ with Ecuador

NO INDICATION OF CLIMAX TO POLITICAL BOUT   RELIEF CHECKS STILL SHUT OFF THRUOUT STATE

 Twists and Turns Hard to Follow  ‘Redistricting Lost in Political Maze

House OKs $5.2 Billion For Space  $1.5 Billion  RA. Rae. TOK!   $1.5 Billion More Than 1962 Authorization

House Authorizes Space Exploration   Only 57 Dissenters Appear As Bill For 5 9 Billion Wins Vote On Roll Call

5900 MILLION UNDER REQUEST  House Votes $5.2 Billion  For Space Exploration

Detroit Suburbs Crificize Plan  Romney’‘s Proposal Under Fire at Meet

Board Votes To Retain Closing Law   Second Vote Fails To Gain Majority Needed to Exempt Area

$1.25 Hourly  Minimum Set  In Proposal Measure Would  Include Million Ohio Workers

$1.25- Hourly Pay Proposed As Minimum  Would Aid Million In Ohio Not Now

Minimum Wage Extension Sough By Ohio Solons  Bill Would Cover   Bill Would Cover Million Not Under Federal Protection

President Makes Plea For Action   Legislation To Produce Hot Fight

FIGHT LOOMS OVER TAXES   Kennedy Redoubles Ef. fort for Action on Levy Plan

KKK HHH HCH  Temperatures  YESTERDAY Low - 26 at 3 a.m. High - 74 at 2 p.m...  > > + > > >t >t ys   BY KILLING BRITISH MARKET HOPES U.S. Charges de Gualle  ‘Ignoring Hard Reality

Forest Fire Threat Mounts   Hundreds Enter Woods In Massive Firefighting Effort

Diplomats Consult At Meetings   Continent Friends Work to Balk Effort To Kill Appication

Stakes High As British, Allies Talk   Aim To End French Balk Against U.S., Enalish Influences

Future Of Europe Hangs In Balance  CTRAIAI A TTFA IFAC RBA RI CVC

CONFERENCE TODAY Diplomats Try To Preserve British  Bid ToEnterECM

British Entry Opposition Is Near Showdown   DeGaulle Stand Could Upset Unity Plan In Europe

Diplomats Seek Help  For Britain   Herter Become: Silent Partner In Situation

Satellite Conference Report Radiation Belt Mysteries Solved by Pacific Blast

Test in Pacific Yields Valuable Scientific Data   ‘Better Understanding’ Of Radiation Belt Seen After 1962 Experiment

Radiation Belt Mystery Solved By Bomb Blast   Valuable Side Effect Revealed

Young Students Scream U.S. Backs Beatings  Riot Protests Diem Policies

Vietnamese Woman to Come toU.S.   Sister-In-Law of Diem Reported Planning Trip To Reveal Her Views

More Cuban Photograshs May Be Released To Refufe Critics Of U. S. Intelligence

Blank Period Cited In Cuban Missile Photos   Pentagon May Release More Evidence of Aerial Surveillance During Buildup.

ESB OS TET RAR Rae A ET Oe OLN gr ra De ol ON eer eed SNE ORR NG Met om ar ee  Coffee time

Jurors Charge Subversion by Student Group   Three Indicted for Urging Overthrow

Deathbed statement proves accurate  Half million in buried money recovered

Mill Owner Kept Eagle Eye On Men Employe Recalls Repairs  At Site Of Buried Money

Treasure Trove Total $500,000  Repairmen Close to Linnrd & Yanre Ana

You'll Find Your Treasure Is There’ eee  ‘It WAS Right in Their Own ‘Backwards’   Pictttre, Page A-5

BAD ADVICE COSTS SOME LARGE SUMS   Fulbright Raps Need Of Agents In Washington

sr .ernsgs, eee  Regents Seek $4.4 Million For Schools  Requests Reflect Over $4 Million  Increase for ’65

Aid Cutoff Treason’ Cutoff Treason’  Mme. Nhu Raps : tate Department

Hemisphere Gains Seen  For’ US.   House. Group. Urge: “Better™ Protection : “Aeninst” Red Fors:

House Unit Claims U.S. Rates High   Says Our Standing ir Latin America Good After Long Tour

Found — Strangled InTrench  Body Bound,  T oe ananr fo nnwr rw. J

New, Minor Tremor Hits  ‘Model City’   Yugoslav President Tito Inspeeis Arens Search For Vietines

New Earth Tremor Rocks Yugoslavia   Express Train Loaded With Vacationers Reported Lost In Devastated Community

Skopje Rocked Again   Mercy Airlift Set Up By U.S.; About 1,000 Bodies Found

TITO VIEWS QUAKE DESTRUCTION Another Tremor Strikes City as Rescuers Work

000 Bodies Recovered By Rescuers   Officials Fear Additional 1,500 Will Be Unearthec

U.S. Airlifts Aid to Devastated Area As Rescuers Sift Rubble for Victims

600 Bodies Uncovered In Skopje   Yugoslav Leader Doesn't Flinch © At Minor Tremor

‘Yugoslavs Tackle Grim Task Of Clearing ! Ruins of ‘Quake In Which Hundreds Died

WECPCY AAMPARIE Raltcncg New Tremors Terrorize Beleaguered Yugoslavia

More Shocks Rock City’s Wreckage  Thousands Still Buried in Skopje:

Unofficial City Voting   Harrell Pastor Says” Cult Leader Abducted

Chinese Reds Admit Unity Talks A Flop   Enter Final Meeting With Soviets; Peking To Demand New Confab

Soviet-China Talks Halted: Called aFlop  New East-West Attempts to Ban Tests Open Soon

—PRESENT PARLEY CALLED FLOP=~! Chinese Reds Pushing For More Unity Talks

Peking Already Calls Meetings Flop Sino-Russian Unity Talks AppearTo Be Nearing End   Soviet Agents Ordered To Kill Britain Searched For Spy Defector

Unity Parley Between Reds Appears a Flop   Peking Is Pushing For Further Talks  In Ideological Row

Unity Talks Called Flop By Chinese Hope Way Clear ed for New Efforts on Test Ban

Red China Calls Talks With Russia A Flop   Hold Door Open For More Talks On Red Split

Talks’ Flop Isnt Fatal “Red Chine   Peking Hints Move fo New Sessions with Russians Later

Peking Puts ‘Flop’ Label On Sessions  Russia Clears Way Rae Nuolear Talks   Russia Clears Way For Nuclear Talks With West Delegates

ORIENTALS PIN FLOP LABEL ON PARLEY   Report Attempts To Heal Breach Have Failed   Say Present Situation Very Grave As Final Sessions Scheduled Today

China Admits Failure of Efforts to Heal Widening Gap in Communism Ranks

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

Good Morning!   General Dynamics To Get $23 Million   Defense Department Will Pay TFX Costs

At 46, A Big Grin   Judge Throws Out Government School Desegregation Suit

Prompt Test Ban Talks Are Dealt Blow Soviet Delegate Leaving Geneva Disarming Talks

Soviel Recalls Chief Delegate At Arms Parley   Action Lessens Hopes for Prompt Negotiations on Nuclear Test Ban.

WAVES AT GUARDS Berlin Famous Architect  Pays His Handiwork A Visit

Shakes Hands   Khrushchev Takes Time Off To Pay Visit To Berlin Wall

GOES RIGHT UP TO. U.S. CHECKPOINT  Joking K Visits Wall, Shakes Yanks’ Hands

Laborites Program ls Strona   Conference Ends In Mood Of High Hope ‘And Full Confidence

‘Youngsters  Happy as Pets Capture ‘Prizes. Galore in Friday's. Parade.

Youngsters Happy as Pets Captur Prizes Galore in Fridavy’s Parade.

1,500 Guard Ala. U. on Eve of Showdown   Governor Still Vows to Block Nearoes Tuesday

1500 Police, Guardsmen Seal Campus   Wallace Calls For Order; Takes Personal Charge

1 Negroes Gef Dormitory Assignments  Tuscaloosa Calm As It Awaits Wallace Arrival

Administration Uses Photos To Prove Cuba Is No Threat   Educators Urge Speed In Education Proposal

— Critics Unconvinced By McNamara’s Intelligence Briefing —  Administration Presses Drive To Prove Cuba No Threat

Critics Are Unconvinced On Claims   Central Intelligence Director Has Meeting With Subcommittee

All Offensive Missiles, Jets Said Removed   But Crities Remain Unconvinced by Two. Hour Briefing Given to Nation.

PRL OSSOO EO SGO ST FO DO SDER COREE ORT COR SCONE O SEA SEO o Ce  sAdministration Fails To Subdue: Critics With Cuba Arms Report :   On Cuba Reconnaisance:  Most Comprehensive Briefing Credited To Civilian, Pilots

McNamara Does Best to Prove Cuba No Threat; Crities Aren’t Convinced

Assembly Set For Tax Fighi   Formal Sessions Resume Tuesday On Much-Amended Compromise Bill

‘G2 Lenislature.... Taking Breather  From Tax Battles  Behind-of-Scene  Work Continues A... Cicer! Dien

LHECKING CONTRIBUTIONS — Probe Of Tax Commission  May Not Be Finished Yet

REVIEWED BY RUSK   Denies Any Bases Special Interests  Sought Abroad

Berlin Block Must End, Rusk Avers   ‘More Dangers’ Still Ahead  a So So ee oe 

Reports of Nudity and “Free Love” Anger North Carolina Hill Folks

TFX Probe Group Hits at Pentagon  Senate Commit: tee Renews Demand for Papers

Demands TEX Documents LEE EE ES ES RE LS ES eT TS TT  Pentagon Ace used  By Sen. MeClellan

McClellan Says Pentagon Refuses Or Fails to Give TFX Information

Fails Or Refuses To Co-Operate Senator Charges Pentagon  With Clam-Up On Cost Data

Temperature Chart   Plea For Evidence Renewed; Competitive Test Proposed By Two Aircraft Companies

Senator Blasts Military   McClellan Says Evidence, In TFX Mess Is Hidden

Fails Or Refuses To eo-fiper ate - 7 i ds Senator Charges Pentagon  With Clam-Up On Cost Data’

Powell Unhopeful on Key Section of ‘Rights’ Bill   Special Delivery: Bee-Mail Did Postmen Ring — or Buzz?

SEES NEW DEMONSTRATIONS Powell Expects No Law ~ On Negro Hotel Rights

Tall Tail With Meat To It   GOP MINORITY LEADER JOINS MAJORITY  Dirksen Beats Treaty Drums

WHOM DO YOU WANT IN WHITE HOUSE? Harvard Class of 1948 Asks RFK Questions That Need No Answer

Eye Witness Gives Accoun  Of Jet Crash   Elkton Resident Sends Wife, Family Down To Basement

AN EYE-WITNESS ACCOUNT  ‘. One Big Ball Of Fire .     By RAYMOND GREGG

It was coming toward the house’  ‘T saw the plane explode’   By RAYMOND GREGG

Swampland falls to bulldozers, piledrivers  U.S. builds huge spaceport for moon shot

SNAKES AND ALLIGATORS DISPOSESSED  U.S. Building Huge Spaceport For Moon Launching:

Lausche, Young Won t Attend Get-Well Party   Lausche Cites Health For Absence; Young Didn't Get Invited

Ohio Democrat Senators Miss Get-Well Party  Leusche Citece Menleh   Lousche Cites Health For Absence; Young Didn't Get Invited

Ohio Democrat Senators Miss Get-Well Party   Lausche Cites Healt} For Absence; Young Didn't Get Invited

U.S. FIRMS RESUME WORK Indications Grow That Haiti Back To Normal After Attack

Could correct other errors by legislature   Morrison invites discussion on special session

Morrison invites senators to meet with him, discuss subjects for special session

Chances For Sanford’s Plan Grow Dim  Redistricting Becomes Parliamentary Football

‘Rockets To Be Back if Cuba Is Hit   Premier Says Soviets  _ Would Help Peking  Against Attack

New Threat Covers All Red Nations   Vows No Further et  Concessions on  A-Ban Inspections

Nikita Warns Against Attack On Island   Says Aggression Means Return of Rockets. Bonibers

Won't Leave Cuba Alone If Invaded   Russian Leader Issues Blast on War Range Of Cold War Issues

Rattles Rockets   Russian Premier Switches Election Speech To One On International Policy

arand Jury Uectares...  Vote-Buying A Common Practice In Carroll County

Charge Carrollton City Councilman   Vote-Buying Is Charge By Grand Jury, Which Says Practica Was Commor

Same Dismal Forecast: Cold   Wild Weekend Storm Hits Northeastern U.S.

Mereury Does New  Sharp Dive   Records Fall; Gulf and Florid: Areas Menaced

Big Freeze Threatens Southland   Rain, Snow Together Spreads Over Much Of North Carolina

Latin America   Latin America     'Denuclearization Causes  First Serious Split In UN

UN Vote To Spotlight Break  Cuba, Russia Split On Nuclear-Free Zone For Latin America

® Purebred Livestock News   Labor Department Says June Living  Costs Set Record

Record-High Living Costs Keen Rising   Increase in June Is Largest Since Last September

Living costs to another record high  Up four-tenths  at ane nar Can

‘Sensitive’ Congressmen Continue to Place Their Relatives on Payroll

Candidates continue attacks   Johnson says — rumors spread   Coleman. talks on TV tonight

Will Expand Defenses CANBERRA, Australia (AD)  CAPITOL CORRIDORS

Bidault’s Location Now Secret   Deletion of Hair From LicenseUr ged

Implications Could Be Far-Reaching On Wheat Referendum Vote May 21

In Kansas. . Guard Told Step Up Recruiting Plan To Fill 1.000 Vacancies

Big Bill to Boost Federal Salaries Passed by House Civil Service Unit

Dozen Bills Up For Vote In Ohio House  Fate Of Cuyahoga Subdistricting Plan Nip And Tuck

15 Per Cent Increase IU. S. Is Capitulating In Air Fares Squabble

SENATOR REPORTS:  pennant ARONA NARCOTIC stk tt Na  LS. Vo Yield On Aur fates

Council Ends 1963 Session Bishops Get More Power   Tax Cut, Rights Legislation May Reach Important Step

Helmeted State Troopers Patrol Birmingham Streets   On Two Streets New Areas Soughi Chamber Told Downtown Parking Ban Will Stay Under BPR Rule

On Two Streets New Areas Sought Chamber Told Downtown Parking Ban Will Stay Under BPR Rule

Cites Rocket Stronghold On Island   Cuban Refugee Says 50,000 Troops in Cuba; Reports Much Activity

Traffic Toll  1963 to This Date—29 1962 to This Date—43   EX-EMPLOYEE HELD  California Store Blast Kills 3; 71 Others Hurt

ENDEX.   (ONE: SECTION, 12 PAGES)   3 Killed, 71 Hurt in Store Blast: Police Grill Employe

RED ROMANIA SHOWS SIGNS OF REBELLION   Russian Satellite Heading For Orbit Of Chino, Albania

Soviets Host To Rebellious Romanians   Growing Signs of Estrangement Notec Between Red Allies

Hostages Still Are Being Held.... Clash Is Feared Between  Bolivian Peasants, Miners

KMED CLASHES EXPECTED Peasants Back Government Against Miners in Bolivia

Bolivia Clashes  Feared   Armed Peasants Are Moving To Help  Government

Hostages Held In Bolivia May Prompt Clashes   Peasants Defend President Against Rebellious Miners

HOSTAGES STILL HELD Fear Peasant, Red Clashes In Tense Bolivia Mine Area

Peasant Militlamen On March Against Rebellious Miners   Bolivian President Is Moving Cautiously to Free Union Hostages,

Clashes Are Feared In Bolivia   Armed Peasants Are Marching On Tin Mines

~FEAR CLASHES IN BOLIVIA~ Armed Peasants Move On Mining District

Fail To Release Hostages  Fear Clashes As Armec Peasants Move Towarc Bolivia’s Tin Mines

15 Hostages Still Held     Bolivian Peasants Stage March Against Miners

Fear Mounts  Of Clashes  In Bolivia Armed Peasants  Reported Moving o1 Mining District

a  IS Hostages Still Held... Bolivian Peasants Stage March against Miners

Fighting May Hit Bolivia   Americans Still OK As Peasants March Toward Mining Area

Bolivian Militia Marches Toward Rebellious Miners   Want U.S. Arms

Militiamen of Bolivia March fo Back Gov t  Newsmen Interview Yankee Hostages, Report Them OK

Bolivia Militia ls Marching on Tin Mines Area   Fear of Clashes as Peasants Begin March

Conservatives Lose in Bid To Control Rules Committee   Girl Gives Parts of Bones To Help Little Sister

JFK Victory Margin High   Committee Membership 15 ‘Good For JFK Program

Committee To Remain Same Size   235-196 Vote Deals Sudden Death To Conservative Hones

House to Keep Rules Committee At 15 Members   Administration Forces Thwart Conservatives’ Bid to Gain Control

Conservatives Hopes on House  Body Smashed  Imoressive Victory For President As  Congress Opens

Kennedy Is Gratified By Tally   Senate Conducts Ne Business Excepting: Flowery Speeches.

JK FOES LOSE RULES VOTE AS CONRRESS (PENS   President’s 39-Vote Edge Compares With Margin ot Five in 1081   ‘Senate Delays Business Until After State-ofthe-Union Messane

CEREMONIES MARK OPENING OF CONGRESS   Conservatives Lose Bid Te Recapture Control Of Committee   ADMINISTRATION PICKS UP VOTES

Committee Remains At 15 Members  Surprise Margin ar Van io ha'e   Surprise Margin Buoys Kennedy's House Prospects

Kennedy Wins First Battle In 88th Conaress Session   ON RULES COMMITTEE— Texas Congressmen Back Administration

Kx  RK WR RRR RR 15-MEMBER RULES GROUP OKAYED JFK Handed Decisive Victory As 88th Congress Convenes

President’s Support Is Decisive   JFK Gratified With Margin On Committee Size

Surprise Over Size of JFK’s Victory Vote   President Gratified By Outcome; Senate Puts Off Real Work

Conservative Coalition Loses By Big Margin As Congress Opens Session

235 to 196 House Vote A Surprise   JFK ‘Gratified;’ Ceremony Marks Senate Opening

Green, 10 Others Certified in State Plea to Secretary  Light Rain Boosts Hopes Here; More Needed for Crops

SECOND DIVE IN SUB HUNT CALLED OFF   Nothing Observed In Monday's Trip To Ocenon’s Floor

Will resume search tomorrow  Technical problems hold up bathyscanpe Trieste

Blue-Ribbon Panel Confers  AFL-CIO Chief Will Take Hand In Mediating Rail Controversy   Harriman Heads for Nuclear Test Ban Talks in Moscow

Sen. Jackson to Vote for It  Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Gains Influential Backer

Key Solon Endorses A-Treaty   Jackson, Stennis Air Divergent Views

Jackson To Vote For Ban Treaty   Influential Senator. Aware Of Risks But  Renefit Sunercedec

This Nation Cannot Afford To Rest In Resource Development, Says JFK

President Speaks In Whiskeytown, Calif., To Rest At Palm Springs.

President Near End of Journey Through West   Rests at Ranch Home of Federal Park Superintendent?

10,.000-Mile ‘Conservation Tour’  Kennedy Set To Conclude Five-Day Speaking Trip

Wilderness Stop lo Be Followed By Hossy Spots  Di wet dank ft mien bn

Tours Palm Springs, Las Vegas  Kennedy S pends N igh In Wilderness Res pite

JFK to Stop At  Flossy Outposts  President Goes Today From Forest to 2 Resort Areas

PRESIDENTIAL ‘CONSERVATION TOUR’  JFK Spends Night In Wilderness Area

President Concluding His Conservation Trip   Kennedy Heading for Las Vegas, Palm Springs After Dedicating Reservoir in California Community

Will Rest at Palm Springs Over Weekend   Stops to Dedicate Reservoir at Whiskeytown, Cal

JFK TOUR TO END IN LAS VEGAS   President Speaks In Whiskeytown, Calif., To Rest At Palm  Springs.

Algerians File Protest Against Test   Ben Bella Group Asks Revision Of War Treaty

mMergetic Protest’ Issued Algerians Say France Staged Nuclear Blast

Senate OK’s 1.3 Billion Ohio Fund   $7.50 More Per Person To Be Spent Than Under DiSalle

Rhodes Regime To Spend More Than DiSalle   Hard Facts Of Life Up Per Capita Cost Of State Government

Voters To Decide $250 Million Bond Issue  $1.3 Billion Budget For Two Years OK'd By Ohio Senate

U.S. Judge Cancels Folsom Approved Gulf Coast Lease As Breach Of Trust

Eager for Serbian Christmas   Siberian Peasants’ Plea Goes Unanswered at US. Embassy

Krebiozen ‘Ineffective’  Specialists Denounce     Popular Cancer Drug

Man Burned, 50 Families Evacuated  Blasts, Flames Raze Fireworks Factory

Dynamite Shed Threatened   Fireworks Explode;  Rock Bellaire Area

Fireworks Blasts  Spark Ohio Blazes  Devastation Avrerted As Flames   Devastation Averted As Flames Spare Dyvnamite-Laden Structure

10 More Killed In State Traffic: Toll Reaches 749  Bay City Man, 77, Dies in Accident  Caused by Prank

Bill Liberalizing the Aid Formula Under School Foundation Program Pared Sharply

Moon Adventure  x« *« & = = ¢ x * €  .$994 Million Apollo Contract Awarded

20,000 Firms Awarded Roles In Moon Projec   300,000 Are Involved In Apollo Spaceship; At Cost of $20 Billion

9943.4 Million Contract Negotiated  Apollo Spaceship To Be Costliest

From $20-$40 Billion Moon Program To Be Mankind’s  \Costliest Venture In Peacetime 

Total Cost Estimate: $20-To-$40 Million  Apollo Most Expensive Peacetime Progran

What's Inside   Three-Man Lunar Adventure Will Bear Fat Price Taq

“ne oeetieelS lia ciaaalcata Ticket To The Moon  . Will Run Into Money

$20 BILLION PLUS — Big Money Begins Pouring Into Apollo Moon Proaram

a Man’ s Most Expensive Peacetime Venture  : Apollo Shot To Cost $20-40 Billion

Fat Price Tagged To Apollo  ® Total Cost Ranges To $40 Billion ©

$20 BILLION, 20,000 COMPANIES INVOLVED Americans Reaching For Moon In Most Expensive Peacetime Quest   By HOWARD RENEDICT

News Index   ILLIONS OF TAXPAYERS’ DOLLARS GOING UP  (pollo Project Is Most Expensive Peacetime Effort Ever Undertaker

Apollo Launch To Be Man's Biggest Effort   Moon Spaceship May Cost Up To $40 Billion

Where To Find It   Man's Biggest Peacetime Venture: Trip to Moon

Bigger Than Life   Moon Venture Cost to Soar   By HOWARD BENEDICT

YOST RASEY reacetime Venture U.S. 3-Man Apollo Moonshot Will Put Thousands to Work

PAOST Lostly:  $20-$40 Billion Price Tag Hung On 3-Man Spaceship Project

LIKES °10 DOO THINGS’  New Type Of Agronomist Tames A 300-Acre Tract

RANCHER AND HERD...   New Type Of Agronomist Tames A 300-Acre Tract

MARK D'FORCE RETURNS TO MAKE LE ‘MARS HIS HOME: F ?OLLOWING DEATH ar HIS WIPF IN OHIO

MARK. b’FORCE RETURNS TO MAKE LE MARS HIS HOME FOLLOWING DEATH ar uit wirk tN OHIO

X15 Flies To Altitude Of Nearly 07 Miles   Far Above Previous Mark In Hop Planned For Less Height

Educators Demand Aid For Schools   Convention Ignores Kennedy's 24-Point Assistance Proaqram

Christine Fretful After Operation  Leg Amputation Aftermath Rugged For Cleveland Girl

The Leg That's Gone Still Hurts —  Pain And Anguish Fill Christine Sinko’s Life

A IIE EE Pel 1 ENEEE 2 PEt FAP YER RP ECO REEE PS FAS nt es  Daysand N ights Pilled With Pain for Girl Without a Lee

Traffic Toll   Each Mood Overshadowed By Tears—  Christine Simko Finds Days, Nights Full of Pain, Anguish

Do We Realize What To Be Thankful For?  14-Year-Old Girl In Battling Cancer \Overshadows Amputation, With Tears

It’s Trying Time for This Girl   Pain and Tears After Losing Leg to Cancer

Pain, Anguist Daily Story Of Amputee.   Cleveland Girl Displays Variety Of Different Mood:

Since Cancerous Leg Amputated,... ~ Christine's Days, Nights Filled With Pain, Anquish

Local Weather   FOCAL eTE™MPPRRATIRES   Girl, 14, Battles To Face Each Dawn With A Smile

Outer Space Nuclear Patrol ‘Watch-Dog’ Satellites ‘Working Perfectly’

Top-Secret Satellites Are Shot Aloft By US. To Patrol For Nuclear Tests

‘NEAR-PERFECT’ LAUNCH HAILED  U.S. Launches Patrol Satellites Into Orbit

U.S. Fires Top-Secret Satellites   Moonlets Set for Orbit 60,000 Miles Up; Will Report All A-Blasts

— Pairol be Palrol Space: Nests N-Tests Two Top-Secret U.S. Satellites in Orbit

Machine Gun Attack Halts” German Trio   Tires Riddled, ‘Auto Overturns; Grab: Fugitives:

REDS GUN DOWN ESCAPING TRIC   Three Are Captured as Autc Js Wrecked at Border Checkpaint

 diaie oweepsiaxes Ukayed New Hampshire Lottery Bill Signed into Law

State Lottery Set in New Hampshire  Governor Signs Bill for First:   Governor Signs Bill for First U.S. Sweepstakes Since 1894

 f Proce Proceeds Earmarked For Education  State Lottery In New Hampshire

Hubbard Medal of National Geographic Society JFK present Everest climbers with award

Canadian Front Puts Wintry Clamp On Wide Texas Area   Freezing Rain In Forecast For Central Texas Reaion

a OFFSEASON  .  Icy Norther      Heavy Snow Belt Covers Broad Area

Severe Norther  Hits Panhandle  Ice, Snow, 11-Degree Low; Colder Weather Due   Related Story,/Page 14

EX-MARIEITA GI RETURNING FROM ORIENT   Scott Rush Admits Turncoat Mistake; Has Chinese Wife

Now Used Only On Animals... ‘Magic Lantern’ May Be Clue To Cancer Treatment

STALIN'S GHOST Still Haunts Kremlin (Parade Magazine)   Reports ‘Magic Lanterns For Difficult Body Areas

Congressman Identifies Them— Reveals Tito's Officers Attend U.S.War College

GOP Plans to Slash Spending   Caucus Discusses Compromise Plan Of Gov. Reynolds

GOP Senators  Now Turn Guns  Un Budget Total Dempsey, La Fave  Want $70 Million Slash in Outlays

Indian Shotgunned to Death In Bloody Onion Creek Fight   By GPORGE FE. ENGDAHI

IWA, sawmill workers  Simpson offers unions new working agreement   Big Six oppose offer made fo two unions

525 Persons Die During Four-Day Holiday Period   Old Mark of o09 Fatalities Was Set During July 4 Observance In 1961.

Traffic Toll Across Nation Sets Record   Holiday Weekend Claims 525 Lives on Highways

Holiday Traffic Across Nation Fatal To 574   Previous Record For Memorial Day Deaths Shattered

More Than 500 Killed     Highway Death Toll Hits Record Mark For Long Holiday Weekend

County Youth And 3 Others Die In Crash  Truck Veers Into Paths Of Cars On Hill Near Ravenna

THREE BODIES RECOVERED  Damage Set At $10 Million In Los Angeles Dam Break

PROCEEDS TO BUY EMERGENCY CART —  Hospital Auxiliary's Benefit Barbecue Is Tomorrow (Fri.) Nit

If. Additional Warning Is Needed About    Saturday's Solar Eclinse----READ THIS

$30,000 Worth Taken In Bronx  New York Gem Thieves Stage Another Robbery

Gem Thieves Continue to Plague City   Get About $30,000 in Jewels at Apartment of Jack Rubin Family

Judges Start Hearing On Vote Gentes  Governorship Of Minnesota At Stake In Case

Minnesota Vote Count  Case Tried   3 Judges Hearing Claims in Dispute Over Governorship

Recount Trial Opens On Monday  3 States Judges Will Decide on  Governor Issue

Three J udges Will Decide  Governorship   Minnesota Trial In Wake Of Close November Election

vin Minnesota  Trial To Help Determine Who Was Elected Governor Opens

Trial without precedent opens  Court to determine who is coverncr of Minnesota

3 Judges Will Pass on Ballots In Minnesota  Trial Expected to ‘ Help Determine WwLa le i es

Bickering Marks  Legislature Week Situation Develops When GOP  Staaes Series of Protests

Tempers Getting Short... Speaker Attempts to Have Warden Arrested to Assure House Quorum

Trucks Collide, One Man Killed  Other Driver's Condition Critical

2 Brothers Die as Fire Strikes Home  Smoke Inhalation Causes Tragedy at Port Washington

BLAZE NEAR ROCHESTER  Grass Fires Kill Man, Do  Heavy Damage in Minnesota

Washington OKs Permit to Export Million Bushels   Russian Group Opens Discussion  For Wheat Sale

U.S. Okays Corn Sale  To Hungary   Wheat Negotiations Are Showing Progress, Too

Miro Says Kennedy Has Granted Castro Absolute lmmunity   Exiled Leader Raps President, Nikita’s ‘Sinister Desians’

Kennedy accused of breaking invasion pledge Castro given free hand-Cardona

Says U.S. Protecting Red Cuba   Miro Qitits As Leader Of Rebel Organization

Victim Of ‘Master Move’ By Soviets, Miro Says  Kennedy Broke Promises, Exile Leader Charges

Cuban Exile Leader Claims Kennedy Gave Castro Immunity To Aid Khrush   Kennedy Mum On Miro Blast

State Department Issues Statement: Exile’s Charge Against JFK  ‘Inaccurate And Distorted’

Cuba At A Glance   U.S. REACTION FEARED  Soft Pedal Given Miro Accusation

AS LEADER CUBA EXILES   Dr. De Varona Will Attempt To Enlarge Council

President Gives Castro Complete Immunity, Claim  Leader of Exiles

Cuban Exile Leader Says JFK Has Given Castro Immunity   Says Kennedy Backed Out On Promise Of Second Invasion

Miro, Stepping Down as Cuban Exile Leader, Says JFK Gave Castro ‘Absolute Immunity’   Warns of Communist Buildup In Hemisphere

Cuban Exile Leader Claims Kennedy Gives Castro Immunity To Aid Khrush

Exile Leader Quits, Denounces Kennedy  President Reneges on Pledge To Invade, Cardona Charges   ‘Inaccurate, Distorted,’ State Department Says

Kennedy Is Accused Of “Liquidating Struggle To Free Cuba From Reds

Squabbling Cuban Exiles Hear Ex-Chief Lash at Kennedy   ‘Patrols on Alert  For Castro Moves

Cuban Exile Boss Insists Kennedy Broke Promise      Navy Maintains Close Watch over Caribbear

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS Ry The Associated Press   Miro Accuses Kennedy of Backing Down on Pledges

Exile Leader Quits, Hits At Kennedy  President Accused Of Barkeng Out of  T..... .*. . Fe. i st

Letter Of Resignation Claims Kennedy Backed Out Of Promise  For Second Invasion Of Island

Castro Given Immunity, Cardona Says   Exile Leaders Says JFK Backed Down On Promises

Cardona Is Bitter as He Steps Down   Refusal To Attack Castro Opens Door To Reds. He Charges

Miro: Kennedy Backed Out  On Second Invasion Promise   See interpretive articles on Page Five.

An AP News Analysis — Administration Won’t  Clash With Cuban Chief   An AP News Analsis By JOHN M, HIGHTOWER AP Diplomatic Affairs Writer

~ Sees ‘Master Move’ By. Soviets   9 Council Members Resign As Cuban Exile Leader Quits

New Hampshire's Legislators OK State-operated Sweepstakes   Big Budget Cut Means ~ Job Losses--Kennedy      JFK Reneged, Says Cuban Exile Chief   Alliance for Progress   Aerialist Dies in Plunge

Council Splits As Leader Quits Miro Denounces JFK's Refusal To Invade Cuba

Retiring Exile Leader Raps JFK Cuban Policy   @ In Appearance Here  GOP Panel Blasts Kennedy Police

Cuban Revolution Leader  Claims JFK Backed Out   Administration Makes Little Of Exile Leader’s Charges

Resignation of Miro Includes Blast at Chief   Charges Kennedy Reneged on Vow

Cuban Exile Leader Quits After Attacking U.S. Policy   Cuban Charges Bring Little U. S. Reaction

GET-TOUGH POLICY IN EF FECT : Armored Police Cars  Sent To Danville, Va.

All Night Vigil Of Negroes Ends At Danville Va.  Get Tough Policy Adopted by Police

Historic Space Feat  First Satellite Launched by Use Of Nuclear Power

School’s Out and Fishin’s Good   Negro Students’ Civil Rights March Stymied by Barricade

Young Says Syracuse a Trouble Spot  New State GOP Chiet Plugs Rock for President

Force Craft To Trinidad: 17 Aboard   Second Spectacular Action Staged In Last 24 Hours

17 Aboard: Pilot Heads For Trinidad   Pro-Castro Action Follows Kidnaping Of U.S. Colonel

SUMMER BASEBALL   Webb, Cameron fo Attend State FFA Convention From Quitman

B-26 Fighter Crashes In So. Viet Nan   Two Americans Killed While Strafing Reds

Two U.S. Pilots Die In Plane   Fighter-Bomber Hit While Strafing Red Guerrillas

Craft Crashes In Viet Nam; ) Yanks Die   No Survivors As Plane Falls While Firing At Commies

2 American Pilots Perish as B26 Crashes While Strating Viet Cong

BASE FOR MOON PROJECT World’s Largest Building Goes Up on Merritt Island

JFK View Of Diem Criticized  Viet Nam Snokecma:   Viet Nam Spokesmar Welcomes US Aid Pledge, However

Kennedy’s Criticism of S. Viet Nam Policies Is Challenged by Diem

President Criticized By Saigon  His Data Fanitv.   His Data Faulty, Diem Bloc Avers

Viet Nam Challenges JFK Criticism, ‘Welcomes More U.S. Financial Aid

Diem Regime Blasts Back At Kennedy   Challenges Monday Comments, But Wants Our Aid To Continue

Cites West's Position As Forcing Issue   Italian Editor Asks Soviet Boss Several Pertinent Questions

Nikita Says U.S. Policies Block Disarming, Peacé   Glenn Is Convinced U.S. Will Put Man on Moon

, West's Stand on Inspection Forcing HOW KHRUSH SEES IT: Soviet to Consider Withdrawing Offer

Khrush Gives His Views On  Chief Issues   ltalian Editor Gets Interview With Premier

Khrushchev Says During Exclusive Interview  Soviet Union Considers Withdrawal From N-Inspection Talks

NIKITA CLAIMS ULS.INSISTS ON FORCE POLICY   Soviet Premier Gives Copyright Interview To Milan Editor   SAYS MOSCOW MAY END CONFERENCES

U.S, France Cloud Issue, Says Premier   Berlin Settlement Prerequisite To  Poace, He De        res

Propagandists Gatecrash Bia Dublin Parade  - Explosion Kills Man In Cork, Damages  Manument to IRA

Romney Will List Major Action Areas   State of Union Talk Set Thursday; Leaders Huddle With Governor

Drillers Keep Rigs Going In Pennsylvania   All Efforts Fail To Locate Missinc Miner Lou Bova

Volunteer Lowered  Drilling Doggedly Continues In Search for Trapped Miner

Crews Seek To Disclosé Bova’ s Fate   Another Volunteer. ‘May Go Down Into °2%.Inch Hole. Today

ue Hy  i ie ts se ‘ ee i shee  owe  7”) .  Hats Off:To Secretaries;  the 4scy, :  “Phe  r.  + eh (a)  ey   : "OS ae  cv ,  % x  eep  L  ‘ . a 4s . a re us  Things Going

Bankers Like Kennedy Talk, but Not Ideas   Menibers See Tax Slash as Dangerous Without Drop in Federal Snendiy -

Harrison Backs AEP   tharpison. backs ALI  Governors Step In ‘Hydro-Dam Quarrel

110,687 Failures Patrol Gives 350,000 Driver License Tests During 1962

Dominican President Bosch Prepares Openly For Possible Invasion Of Haiti

Top Officials Hint Invasion Of Haiti Near   Appeal By Refugees Spurs Preparations For Possible Attack

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IMMUNITY NOT GIVEN INFORMER   Some Violated ‘No Narcotics’  Gangland Edict

Lee-Norse Hearing  In Court   U. S$. Trying to Halt Merger of Three Coal Eauipment Firms

WOULD EASE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS Airlift May Foreshadow Troop Withdrawal From Europe, East

German Airlift Foreshadows Eventual Reduction in American Forces in Eurove

May Cut U. S. Combat Forces — Plan to Airlift Full  Division to Germany

Troop Pullout In Europe Sighted  H — Airlift To Reich Foreshadawe Withdraaral

18,000 Men, Armor In Exercise -Airlift Hints At Troop Cut In Europe

COULDN'T BE CLIMBED’ Deadly Avalanches Made Las Slopes of Kangtega Perilous

Captured in Auto Near Newark  Accused Killer, Abductor Surrenders Meekly

Police Arrest N. Jersey Man For Slayings  Mother-In-Law, QAsS°9 oC. @4: grees   Mother-In-Law, Wife Slain, Girl Abducted By Negro

Ohio Guard Units on Move  37th Division Heads ~ For Training Camp

Ohio National  Guard Outfit  Goes to Camp Revamped Infantry Division at Michigan Site for Two Weeks

Ohio Nafional Guard Heads For Training   Michigan Summer Camp To Draw 9,000 Buckeye Soldiers

Kennedy Busy  With Conferences  Sees Rusk, McCone Awd Cienlattar

Rusk Confers With Kennedy on Congo Issue   Secretary Sees Chance of Getting Quick Settlement

Amid White Neighbors’ Jeers Negro Family Gains Possession Of Home

Both Sides Stand Firm In Dock Strike  Shipping Group’s   Shipping Group’s Chairman Indicates He’s Not Optimistic

DOCK STRIKE HITS IMPASSE   Both Sides Stand Firm in Walkout Extending Coast to Coast

Will Use Volunteers _ Fair Fire Protection Plan Hit by Sedalia Denartment

Legistature: ; House Turns Down School Unification Joint Committee _ Will Try to Iron  Out Differences   BULLETIN TOPEKA (AP) —~ The Sen-

Conferees Act So As To Adjourn   Congress Acceptance Of Report Only Step Yet Remainina

SENATE, HOUSE CONFEREES OK OVERSEAS AID   Action Clears The Way For Adjournment Of Congress   FORMAL APPROVAL SEEN FOR MEASURE

Johnson Given Credit Control On Grain Sale  88th Congress Draws Close  ee ee ee i

Adjournment For Holidays Is Assured   Final Form Sets Appropriations At $3 Billion

Other Big Issues Left Kor 1964  Conferees Set   Conferees Set $3 Billion Top

Way Cleared For Congress  To Adjourn   Johnson Gets Right To Give Credit For Grain Sales to Reds

Wav Clear For Solons  To Adjourn   Final Okay By Both Houses Stil Needed

Breaks gangland's silence Mobster gives invaluable aid to to Justice Dept.

By Unanimous Vote  Senate OKs $47 Billion For U.S. Military Might

Adams Lists Pay Raises  Police Welfare   Public Welfare Hike ‘Over-Due’

FIRST 1964 Gl INSURANCE DIVIDEND CHECKS WILL BE RECEIVED BY JAN. 2

Reading Of Bible Case Argued Out   Religion As Opposec To Education, Gist Of Arauments Used

PENNSYLVANIA TAKES TURN IN PRAYER CASE   State Says To Forbid Reading Of Bible Is   Unconstitutional   HIGH COURT WILL GIVE RULE LATER

NewFronfferFixture Youth Corps First Major Test of -Kennedy Program

ST. AUGUSTINE ON EDGE WITH MORE RACIAL TENSION   KILLINGS STIR CONTROVERSY OF MORE VIOLENCE

Dr. Newburn Acts ‘Like Whiz Bang‘        MSU Stops ‘Venture’ Publication Due to Objectionable Material

Dr. _ Newburn Acts ‘Like Whiz Bang’ MSU Stops ‘Venture’ Publication Due to Objectionable Material

Train Robbery Ganag’s Hideout   Race Pickets, Police Clash; Four Injured   Congo Mob Storms Jail, Frees Inmates; Five Slain

Bricks And Debris Fly In Chicago   Police Say: y: “Not A Demonstration But Almost A Riot.”

Mobile School  Brings Protest  By Chicagoans 100 Pickets Jailed  As Whites, Negroes Stage Demonstration

Soviet Bloe Will Never Catch Up With U.S;   As Long As We Stay On The Ball, America Will Stay Ahead

Hunting Of Ohio Quail  Proposed   Bill To Allow Open Shooting First In 60 Years

CYPRIOT LEADERS TALK PEACE   Girl Files Suit to Force School to Give Her Diploma

JFK’ s Civil Rights Progrant Sets Off Anticinated Bitter Baitie in Conaress

JFK's Civil Rights Plan Touches Off Bifferest Congress Fight In Decades

JFK Proposals Trigger What Promises To Be Bitter Legislative Fight

*x x * In The Nation's Capital: * * * Rattles Over Gvil Rights, Taxes, Prayers

See Bitter Legislative Battle in Congress Over Kennedy's Civil Rights

Bitter Battles Seen In Gongress Over New Civil Rights   Congress To Investigate Radio And Television Editorializing

Kennedy Faces Tough Battle on Rights Program   Southerners Threaten to Bottle Up Rest of JFK’s Legislative Proposals.

Backers Expect Many Slashes From Congress   Kennedy Plans To Meet With Rights Leaders

JFK's Civil Rights Progran Sparks Battle  Some Of Key Items Are Expected To Be Chewed To Pieces

Battle Looms  On Civil Rights   See Delay of Kennedy's Tax Cut Plan

Bitter Rights Battle Seen   President Calls Meeting Saturday to Urge Moderation in Protests

Congress Digs in  Bitter Battle Expected On Civil Rights Program

Pay Increases Will Cost $1.3 Million Year   One Measure Authorizes Increase? One Appropriated Money; House Okays 3.5 Mills Under School Foundation Act

By economy-minded house  Teachers’ pay increases of $1.3 million a: year voted

U. §,, Canadian Chiefs Discuss Cuba, Economy   Kennedy, Pearson Re port Conference Productive of Bet ter Understanding.

JFK, Pearson Exude Sweetness and Light U.S. And Canadian Wounds Healing Via Cape Cod Talks

Kennedy and Pearson Resume Their Two Dav Talks In Soirit- Of Accord 

JFK-Pearson Still Talking   Castro Casting Himself In Role Of Communist Camp's Peacemaker

Stricken Bali Appeals For Help   Deluge Of Lava From Eruptions Stops As Deaths Mount To 1,100

40,UUU0 More Homeless on Pacific Isle  Voleanice Qutburst Leaves at Least 1,1 00 Dead on Bali

Volcano Toll Reaches 1,100   Governor of Bali Reports 75,000 Homeless and Makes Plea for Aid

Bali Volcano Kills 1,100; Routs 75,000   Lava Deluge Finally Stops After Eruption Of 5 Days

Tons Of Lava, Searing Ash Blanket Bali, Governor Reports 1100 Dead

Governor Of Bali Sets Volcano Toll At 1,100 — CANO TOM AT 1,100  Hundreds Burn In Searing Ash

Lava Deluge Hits Island, ° Deaths Rise.   75,000 Homeless In Sacred Voleano ‘Violent Eruption

MORE VIOLENT ERUPTIONS FEARED   Report 75,000 Homeless; 100,000 Flee Area   Of Acres Of Once-Fertile Riceland On Island Buried By Tons Of Lava

Nearly 1,100 Have Died on Bali Due fo Volcanic Eruption   Total of Homeless Is Up to 75,000: Much Farm tend Buined.

‘Gove vernor Of Bali Sets Volcano Toll At 1,100  ee SE a ats Vetcano Toll At 1,100  Hundreds Burn In Searing Ash

Volcano Tol: L264 Hot Ash Roasts Islanders Praying In Bali Villaces

75,000 Left Homeless By Lava Deluge   Another 200,000 Seen Deprived Of Jobs As Riceland Is Blanketed

Eruptions May Have Killed At Least 1,100  Bali Volcano Stops Belching After Five Days Of Terro

Lava Flow Over After Five Days  75.000 Homeless,  ManvF leeinocArea

1,100 Lose Lives On Isle Of Bali When Old Volcano  Spurts Hot Lava Five Days

Governor Sets Bali Volcano Toll af 1,100   Lava Flow Halted But More Violent Eruptions Feared

Death Toll on Bali Reaches 1,100; 75 000 Left Homeless, Seek Food

Over Thousand Die In Bali Island Eruption   Deluge of Lava Reported to Have Stopped; Hundreds of Persons Said Roosted Alive by Clouds of Ash

‘We Need Help From Everybody’  100,000 Flee But   100,000 Flee But Some Will Not Go

Lava Flow Ends After Five Days   Report 75,000 Homeless And 200,000 Idle

75,000 Without Homes; Need For Aid Stressed; 5-Day Eruption Halts

‘Death Toll In Bali's Eruption At Least 1,100   Sacred Volcano Ends Eruptions After Five Days

Volcano toll hits 1,100 as deluge of lava stops  100,000 Balinese fleeing stricken area; 5-day eruption leaves 75,000 homeless

Lava, Hot Ash Roast Victims   Deluge Lasts 5 Days; 75,000 Left Homeless

Lava Flow From Bali Voleano Stops; 1,100 Are Dead; 75,000 Homeless

2g hUU EF EGEOTE  lava From Bali Volcano Ceases; Island Blackened

1,100 Bali Islanders  Have Died 75,000 Made Homeless by  Valeann J AWA

Voleano Makes 75,000 Homeless  Lava Kills 1,100 On Island Of Balt

Deluge Of Lava From Volcano Finally Stops  1,100 Are Reported Dead After Five Days Of Eruption

News Day, Night   Volcano Quiet Today Many Balinese Die In Crater Eruption

STOPS AFTER FIVE DAYS   Hundreds Perish In Lavo But Most Victims Die In 230 - Degree Hot Ash; 75,000 Homeless.

Bali Lava Whhe: Toll  Sabie A.  Hits: 1;100  Dennitow Bde   Eruption Ends After-Five Day.

Over 75,000 Islanders Left Without Home:  Deluge of Lava   Deluge of Lava Stops After Five Days of Terror

Z Along Side Langhorne Pools  1,000 ‘Brave’ Weather, Hear Concert   (See pictures on Page 3.)

Over 400 Unaccounted For In Tragedy Off African Coast   ny ne  600 Rescued From Burning Greek Ship

600 Passengers In Greek Ship Disaster Saved  Rescue Efforts Go On; 400 Aboard Cruise Liner Still Missing At Sea

Fire. Blasts Rip Ship Oti Afriean Coast: Vlore Than 600 Are Reseued

Rescue On For 400 On Vessel   600 Others Saved’ From Sinking Liner

Hundreds Of Pupils Stay Away From Classes      NO INCIDENT AT TUSKEEGEE SCHOOL

Historic Move Follows Actiot  By President  JFK Places 17,000 National Guardsmen In Federal Service

Alabama Admits 20  Nearoes to Schools       - More:. About : Alaban Integration, _Papes 2.34

Gov. Wallace Fails To Stop Students  Kennedy Federalizes Guard As 20 Negroes Enter School

Brazil Marines Sent To Take Over   il Marines Sent To Take Over  Hijacked ‘Ship Heads For Belem

Brazilian Marines on Freighter   Hijacked Craft Heads For Belem, Port at Amazon's Mouth

BRAZIL MOVES TO TAKE OVER PIRATED SHIP   Sends 4 Marines ia Board Craft; It’s Reported Under Way Again   HEADING FOR PORT   2 U.S. Destroyers Watch. ing From International Waters

WHERE TO FIND IT   HIJACKERS PROMISED ASYLUM  Brazilians Board Stolen Vessel

VESSEL DUE AT AMAZON PORT SOON   Steps Taken To Avoid Intercept By Other Powers

Piracy: Brazilian —  Marines Are  Aboard Ship  Vessel Proceeds Toward Balem at  =z F 

Hijack Ship Gets Steam, Heads South  Sergeants Under rders to Take Control af Craf

Brazilian Marines  Board Stolen Ship  Owners of Hijacked Venezuelan Vessel

leading Toward Port  Vessel’s Sea Drama Seems Near Finale; Surrender Expected

Several Thousand Red Troops To Leave Cuba   Diplomats Report K Made Offer   Brazil Marines Board  Red- Hijacked Vessel   Panel Questions McNamara ‘Amid More Cries Over Cuba   PARADE POSTPONED

Brazil Marines Board Hijacked Freighter Today  All Aboard Vessel Are Reported Well

Hijacked Ship Heads For Port  a Oe   Brazilian Marines Sent Aboard Vessel

Seized Ship Heading For Brazil Port   Boarding Party Reported In Control of Freighter.

Hijacked Ship Proceeding To Brazilian Port      Four Brazilian Marines Will  Go Aboard Venezuelan Freiqhter

Brazil To Take Over Freighter  Four Marines      Four Marines To Pilot Ship Into Port

 Campaigns for Unity  JFK Assures Italians Of Protection From U.S.

Pledges Aid  To Protect Freedom There Police Manhandling Of f Party B Brings Sou  Amrizant

U.S. Officials Roughed Up By Policemen   Incidents Disturb Chief Executive; Complaint Lodged

Officials Of His Party Roughed Up   But Continues His Campaign For Strones Ties

VICTIM_IN ON _ DEAL  Tar-Feathering Called Plot To Sell Houses To Negroes

Leave on 10-Day Vacation —  House OKs $450 Million Public Works Measure

Biggest triumph for JFK House passes public works  money bill: then adjourns

Senate Okays Youth Program House Passes Kennedy’s  Huge Public Works Bill   Late News  Flashes   Sales Tax Asked

House Votes $4.50-Million Works Outlay  Kennedy Given   Kennedy Given Biggest Triumph Before Vacation

Public Works Program OKd   House Gives Kennedy Fat Appropriation

Millions Are Voted For Works Plan  ) K annedyv Trinmnh   Kennedy Triumph May Be Blunted On Senate Side

Works Bill Approved ir House Vote   Passage Is Triumph For Administration; Senate Test Looms

bese Lory  “Honduras Coup Another Blow To U. S. Policy Hopes   YU. 9., British, Ke oe aese  Ban On Orbiting A-Weapons OK'd

— ee  Padures fom Another Blow To U.S. Policy Hopes   U.2-, sn, Keas Agree  = On Orbiting A-Weapons OK'd

By Man Who Says He Runs ‘Legitimate Restaur ant  Press Club Is Picketed

NEW ASSEMBLY T0 BEGIN WORK WITH TAX BILLS   LEGISLATURE WILL HOLD HEARINGS ON LOOPHOLE PLUGGING

Physical Fitness Is Running Wild; Now They Want Pigs To Exercise!

College Building Control Asked  State Educational TV Bill Is Introduced in House

SEVERE STORMS BRING DISASTER TO THE STATE.   Twelve Meet Death ; Seven in Plane Crash

Moscow Displays Military Might For Fidel Castro  Pope Also Marks   Pope Also Marks May Day With Tribute to Workers

East Berlin Power Show  Angers West World Leaders Call For Peace, Unity

SAME PANEL LINEUPS...   AME PANEL LINEUP)... Judge Criticizes Court  In Race Case Practices

Senators Get Little Data Out of Estes   Probers Trying to Wind Up Inquiry Int Affairs of Texan

Estes Takes ‘Fifth’ To 25 Queries   Report By Solons Tc Close Book On Case

___ River Shipments Are Rescued ~ Oul Interests Optimistic  About Iraq’s New Outlook

River Shipments Are Rescued Oil Interests Optimistic About Iraq’s New Outlook

Curbs And Gutters For Elizabethtown Road  Right Of Way Is Blocking A Major City Improvement

Curbs And Gutters For Elizabethtown Road Curbe And Gutters For Elizabethtown Road  Right Of Way Is Blocking A Major City Improvement

Rusk Meeting Khrushchev af Luxury Estate  Shirt-Sleeve Meet On Cold War Issue:

Secretary Rusk, Khrushchev In Conference   Discuss Cold War Issues At Premier's Black Sea Estate

Shirt-Sleeve Parley For Rusk, Khrushchev   Luxurious Black Sea Estate Is Scene of Talks

U.S. ENVOYS WARMLY GREETED  Rusk, Nikita Study Cold War _at K's Estate on Black Sea

At Premier’s Luxurious Black Sea Estate  Rusk, Khrushchev Begin Talks

Shirt-Sleeve Meeting  Rusk, Khrushchev Open Talks On Easing Tension

Russia:   INS IEG,  Rusk Meets Khrushchey At Seashore  Cold War Issues Are Discussed at  7 a

Khrush Host to Rusk at Plush Estate on Sea   Shirt-Sleeved Pair Airing Key Issues

Khrushchev, Rusk Discuss World Issues   No Top Decisions Expected To Result From Conference

KHRUSHCHEV TALK TODA   ‘Secretary Of State And Red Premier Sit Down   For Shirt-Sleeve Con. ference.

At Luxurious Estate  Rusk, Nikita Discussing ‘Hot’? Cold War Issues

Rusk, ‘K’ Talk Over Cold War   American Visits Premier's Villa On Black Sea

Rusk, Nikita Hold Informal Cold War Talk   Russian Leader Congenial Host at Black Sea Resert

Overlooking Black Sea Rusk, Nikita Hold Shirt-Sleeve  Conterence On Cold War Issues

DEAN RUSK, KHRUSHCHEV TALK TODAY   Secretary Of State And Red Premier Sit Down For Shirt-Sleeve’ Conference.

TALKS COVER COLD WAR ISSUES   U. S. Diplomat Soviet Premier’s Guest At Estate   Future Of Berlin And Proposals For East-West Nonagaression Pact

Rusk, Nikita Hold Parley at Soviet Resort  No Major Decisions itt? bi on Fram C

Mansfield Calls For Total Quarantine Of Cuba   Cuba Rations Clothing

SCHOOL AID INCREASE UP TO KERNEF   GOP Senate Approve: School Hike But Shelves Bill For Payment From Gas Tax. Teen Curfew Passed.

ith 15 Persons Known Dead  Toll In Terre Haute Blast Expected To Rise

Blast Destroys Meat Packing Planf: 12 Dead   - Four Missing In Rubble

RESCUE CREW UNCOVERS LAST VICTIM TODAY  ALL WORKERS NOW ACCOUNTED FOR:

“Acted as State Officer’  Barnett's Attorney s AskChargesDropped

Question Haunts Parents After Tragedy— No Reason For Suicide  By Teenage Kansas Boy

Question Haunts Folks; Boy Asks About Supper Then Commits Suicide

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Johnson Suffers Setback  House Upholds Cuts Of Foreign Aid Bill,  Restricts Grain Sale

mouse vpnolds Vur  Foreign Aid Battle Costs Johnson First Capitol Hill Setback

HOUSE UPHOLDS CUT, ADDS RESTRICTION  Johnson Takes Aid Bill Beating

Sharply Cut Foreign Aid Bill Passed   Amendment MayBlockWhea Sales to Russia

Aid Bill Costs President First Setback on Hill  Cinal Paccane OF   Final Passage Of Measure Unlikely Before Early 1964

House Jolts Johnson by Voting Slash   Also Puts Crimp In Proposed Wheat Deal With Russia

Foreign Aid Sethack for 'ohnson   President Criticizes House, Hopes Senal Will Recoup Losses

Foreign Aid Batile Deals Johnson First Setback Since Taking Office

House Hands President Johnson Surprise Jolt In Wheat Credit Plan

Congress  Hands LBJ First Jolt  House Passes Badly Slashed Foreign Aid Bill

He Replies With Stinging Criticism... Johnson Suffers Firsi Setback on Aid Bill Vote

Aid Bill Costs President First Setback on Hill   Final Passage Of Measure Unlikely Before Early 1964

House Deals Double Jolt  Fight On Foreign Aid CostsJohnson His First Setback

Fund Fight Shaping Up In Senate   House Votes Sharp  Appropriation Slash

He Looks Hopefully To Senate for Help   House Deals Double Jolt With Surprise Amendment Hitting Wheat Sales and Upholding of Huge Cut

Foreign Aid Bill Slashed Drastically  Johnson Handed Double = By  Dea ren m rm

WAII TO BE OPENED TEMPORARILY   Johnson Suffers Setback In House On Foreign Aic

Sharp Setback For President On Foreign Aid   House Votes Ceiling Of $2.8 Billion; Bars Wheat Guarantees

$2.8 Billion Limit Placed On Spending   Also Puts Crimp In Wheat Sales To Soviet Bloc

‘President Johnson at UN 'Urges End To Cold War   Foreign Aid Money Bill Slashed to $2.8 Billion

House Hands Double Jolt To Johnson   Foreign Aid Cut, ‘Amendment Is Put Upon Wheat Sale.

House Cuts Aid Bill Drastically   Pass Amendment To Hamper Wheat Sales To Soviet Union:

Johnson Dealt First Setback On Foreign Aid  House Okays Cut In Fund, Wheat Guarantee Ban

House Slash: $800 Million --  Johnson Hopes Senate Will Restore Aid Cut

S800 Million Cut O.K.'d  House Hands President Double Jolt On Aid Bill

$800 Million Cut In Aid by House   Bars Insurance On Wheat Sales

‘FUNDS CUT, WHEAT DEAL HIT.  House Hands LBJ Double Setback On Foreign Aid

Measure Could Block Wheat Sale to Russia  Passage Deals _ Administration  Double Jolt

TOCcCAL TE™MPERRATIURES   Barking Dog’s Bark Dulled By Operation

Underground Detection Eyed   Scientist OKs Treaty Despite Weakness

Jerious Uap in ArMS LONiro}  No Sure Way has Been Found to Detect Identify All Subsurface Nuclear Blasts

Test Ban Pact Shows Gap in Nuclear Technology   Related Story, Page 2

Nuclear Treaty Points Out Serious Technological Gap   UNDERWATER   RESEARCH CONTINUES   “DECOUPLE”

Underground — Tests to Cause Gap in Treaty?   Neither Side Wants To Reveal Progress In Subsurface Study

Could Mean Complete Ban Research On Underground  Test Detection Is Rushed

Could Bring Full Ban Research on Underground Test Detection Is Spurred

No Underground Checks  Negotiator Points Out Gap in Arms Control

CentStamp Rush Tops Yule Spree  One-Time Relic  Is Popular Again

AIM TO CHECK EROSION   RELIC’ NEEDED NOW One-Cent Stamp Back In Large-Scale Use

Beca use Of New Rates One-Cent Postage Stamp, Nearly Forgotten Relic, Back In Wide Use

Lines at Windows Rival Christmas Season  New Popularity for 1° Stamp

Because of postage rate boosts  One-cent pastage stamp back in use

Nearly Forgotten One-Cent Postage Stamp Is Back In Large-Scale Use

Fe re New. Rates Go’ Into Effect cee Ss  One-Cent Stamp Is. Back In Large-Scale Use Now

KERNER ORDERS  SCHNEIDER T0  TOLERATE RUSK NEW AG DIRECTOR  TO BE TOLD TO END FAIR CONFLICT

Stockton’s Mayo Not In Favor Of Planned Colony  Church Leaders   Church Leaders Express Surprise At Announcement

Adjournment Date Tuesday  Reconsider School Aid In State Legislature

Indiana Plant Blows Up  12 Dead in Midwestern Blast: S.F. Explosion Kills Fireman

US. Studies Policy For Wheat Sale  Denies Soviets Tendered Offer To Buy Grain

Exercise Big Lift, Flying Of 16,000 Overseas, Moving Ahead Today Despite Hurricane Ginny

Largest Military Airlift tn US. History Underway  First Of Some  —- igprnrin_._...eé..

Show-Of Strength Maneuver Army And Air Force Start aercise Big Lift To Europe

Army, Air Force Join Hands for Demonstration   2nd Armored Division In Bia Operation

ARMY AND AF TAKING PART IN PROJECT   200 Transports Carrying Troops To Germany  EXERCISE   Demonstrating Power Of United States To Toss Overseas War Punch

Forces Germany-Bound Army, Air Force Join Hands For Historic Airlift

‘Big Lift’ Transports  In. Germany 350 Planes in -Giant Exercise 

Army, Air Force Cooperating In Mammoth Feat   Exercise Big Lift Will Carry 16,000  To Overseas Sites

‘Big Lift’ Under Way Smoothly  Planes Leaving Like Clockwork In Historic Move

—ARMY. , AF JOIN HANDS~ Europe: -Bound Airlift Of Troops Under Way

Big Lift Shows U.S. Mobility   Troop Planes Rumble Toward German Bases

Division’s Vanguard In Europe   16,000-Man Lift Historic Show Of Military Mobility

200 Transports Begin Airlift of 2nd Armored  pademste Phksin oe cn

Quick Move  Demonstrated Big Army, Air Force  Overseas Lift Begins

Mass Troop Movement To Europe Big Lift Demonstrates U.S. Ability To Mobilize

NEW FEATURE   Soldiers Head tor  Germany  64‘ ee =a. = ee A Is fe eek’?   ‘Ginny’ Alters  Flioht Plans

350 PLANES ' SHUTTLE THE ATLANTIC   First Plane Arrives In Germany As U 5S. Moves 16,000 Men Of 2nd Armored From Texas.

200 Planes Start U.S. ‘Ouick-Punch’ Airlift   Year Since Missile Crisis Peak Soviet, Cuba Facing  More Alert U.S. Now

Soldiers Head tor  Germany  6Cinne’ Alters   ‘Ginny’ Alters Fhoeht Plans

‘Big Lift Launched To Show American Militarys Mobility   HISTORY'S LARGEST   PLANS CHANGED

MOCK NUCLEAR WAR  Big Litt to Prove Quickness, Power of Nation's Forces

Displays Fighting Punch   Calm Pertod May De  Diplomatic losis Expected To Warm Up Again

Air Armada Speeding To Reich Bases   Armored Division Carried In MATS Transport Planes

Ist Troops Arrive in Germany   Plane After Plane Crosses Atlantic in Historic Demonstration

Units Being Transported From Texas   U. 8S. Shows Power To Throw Quick Punch Overseas

Coolness to His Speect Hurts Chances for Prime Ministry   Rocky Challenges Barry to Debates

Narcotics—First Of Four Articles  Red Chinese Attempt To Flood World With Opium Hinders U.S. War On Drug Addiction

China’s Newest Strategy In The Cold War Is To Flood The World With Dope

After Two Years Overseas’... .  (Jobs, Scholarships Ready [For Peace Corps Veterans

Negroes Aiming At Registration   Leaders Claim Birmingham Victory, Ci ity Officials Scoffing at Agreement

Steel City’s Leaders Hit Vote Accord   Negroes Jubilant Over Biracial Pact,  Begin Registration

ARRIVING FOR BAND FESTIVAL   Birmingham Negroes Plan Drive For Registration After Biracial Pact

Jubilant Negroes Map Plans   Integrationists fo Conduct Voter Registration Drive

Registration Drive Sef By Negroes   Integration Chiefs Jubilant  In Birmingham

Accord Seen By Negroes In Alabama  Birmingham Heads Say Agreement Not  Rincd?ing an Thom

Negroes Set Registration as Next Goal  Claim Victory in Birmingham Integration Effort

Negro Vote Registration Drive Set  Jubilant Leaders   Jubilant Leaders Plan Campaign  After Agreement

Indicted By Grand Jury   Negro Leaders Map New Voter Registration Drive

Victory Claimed by Birmingham’s Negroes Scorned by City Officials

Vote Drive Is Planned By Negroes   Birmingham City Officials Scoff At Victory Claime

Officials Scoff At Agreement By Commiffee   Not Binding on Them, City Leaders Claim

Integration Battle Stull Up In Air   Birmingham ‘Pact Stirs Varied Views By Rival Factions

City Officials Scoff AtBirmingham Accorc   No New Demonstration: Planned In Nashville

Integrationist Leaders Plan  Voter Drive  City Officials Say Pledges Are Not

Settlement Of Dispute Is Questioned  Some Officials Say Agreement Not Bi dae an Tham

Birmingham Officials Deny Pact  VoteDrivePlannec By Negro Leaders

Vote Drive Planned For  N. egroes   Integrationists Jubilant Over Truce: City Officials  Scoff Proposals

OFFICIALS SCOFF AT AGREEMENT Birmingham Negroes Map Plan: For Voter Registration Drive

Nearoes Halt Protests, Map Voting Project  Officials Assail Pact as Having ‘No Standing’

Wamock Annointed   Eisenhower, 73, Works, Celebrates On Birthday

Narrow Margin Of Votes Gives Romney Backing  Democrats Capture 8 Of Educational Jobs

Truman Falls While On Morning Walk   Tumbles Into Shrubs At Grinnell Campus.

Harry Takes Spill On Walk   Falls Headlong Into Patch Of loawa Sheakheaeru

Truman Tumbles Into Shrubbery  Ex-President Not Hurt in Fall Today

Expulsion ls Based On Security   Believe Russian Was Involved With Central Intelligence Agency

lraq Shakes Cabinet, ‘Plans New Alignment   Saadi, Others Involved In Coup Attempt, Barred Pending Elections In 4 Months

Iraq Regime Reshuffles Its Cabinet   Ministers Who Fled After Coup Are Not To Be Included

‘BECOMES CAMPAIGN ISSUE  Death Toll Hits 611  In Japan Disasters

LEFTISTS BLAME GOVERNMENT FOF OVER 600 DEATHS   MAY HAVE BEARING ON PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS SOON

Over 600 Are Killed In Japan   Political Issue Raised On Mirie, Train Disasters

Japans Tragedies Into Political Ring   Leftists Blame Government

Jap leftists make campaign issue of tragedies, blaming government   Qne American

Death Toll.Tops 600 Make Campaign Issue of Twin Japanese Disasters   CSIR E EEE EEE Ex-lowa Mar Amone Victims

Make Campaign Issue of Tragedies  Leftist Japanese Seize on Disasters

DEATH TOLL WELL OVER 600 TOTAL   Blame Placed On Negligence By Government

Two Japanese Disasters Kill Over 600   Leftists Seize Tragedies As Major Campaien Issues

Japanese Leftists To Make Issue   Seen Factor In Elections 10 Days Away

Jap Leftists Rap Premier In Tragedies   600 Persons Die In Coal Mine, Train Mishaps

Ikeda Gets Blame For Disasters  Politicians Seize On Dual Tragedy A  Camnaion Taane

Deaths in Train Collision 162: Hundreds Hurt  Government Neglec [ fri ..._—s=—idi—««dw—s«sés a Ge gg tg

More Than 600 Killed in Mine,  Train Accidents  Leftists Charging Regime of Ikeda With Neglect

Jap Polificans Use Disaster To Make Gains   Government Neglect Charged by Leftists; Death Tol] Over 600

Lettists Blame Government For Japan Disasters   Explosion, Train Crash Claims Over 600 Deaths

J ap Leftists’ Leaders Rap Safety Lack   Mine Aud Railroad ‘Twin Tragedies’. ~ . Cause 611 Deaths

Japanese Government Faces Leitist Charges of Neglect As Nation Mourns Loss  More than 600 Persons Killed in Coal Mine Explosion and Triple Train   More than 600 Persons Killed in Coal Mine Explosion and Triple Train Collision; Injured Exceed 500

Coal Dust Explosion Kills Some 450 Miners, Triple Train Wreck Claims 162 Lives

600 perish in blast.  train crash   Leftists blame Ikeda policies

600 Die In Crash,  Explosion   Socialists Blame tkeda Government

Leftists Hurl Charges Of Gov't Neglect   600 Persons Killed In Mine, Train Disasters

President Ikeda Is  Pressured  2 Leftist Parties To Canduet Probe

Japanese Say Government Neglect Is Responsible For Twin Disasters

600 Dead In Wreck, Mine Blast   Leftists Blame Government for Double Disaster

ts Lay Blame Disasters to 70vernment  <plosion, Triple   <plosion, Triple rash Kill Over 600

2 Tragedies Seized as Main Issue   Politicians in Drive on Elections Only 10 Days Away

Victims Mourned  ln Annan acta rve Frm ht aol C Yeo dD, mlebs cte   Japanese Disasters Blamed On Rightists

Pathologist Testifies On 5th Day Of Trial nadine ac a  Murdered Man May Have Been Wildly Drunk When He Died   By PAUL ALTAIRE and JIM STANTON

Pathologist Testifies On 5th Day Of Trial  Murdered Man May Have Been Wildly Drunk When He Died

Dirksen To Back Test Ban   GOP Leader Announces Support, Says President Will Issue Statement

’ DIRKSEN IS NEW BACKER OF PROPOSAL   Preparedness Panel Report Draws Attacks

Says Letter by President May Dispell Doubts   Follows Session At White House

Dirksen to Vote for Ratification  Reveals JFK Will Issue Statement “Fa Bicnel and Resolve Misaivinas

Presidential Statement Will Give Assurance On Test Ban, Sen. Dirksen Says. Predicts Ratification.

Dirksen Says He Will Vote For Test Ban  Kenndey- Expected To Dispel Fears In Senate Letter

Dirks n Promises To  re For Test Ban Treaty  Kennedy Meets With Senate Paadees

Dirksen To Favor Test Ban Treaty   Says Kennedy To Issue Statement To Quiet Others’ Worries

DIRKSEN WILL CAST VOTE FOR PACT   Announces Stand Following Talk With President   KENNEDY   To Clarify Provisions Of Agreement On Partial Nuclear Test Ban

Meets With Senate Leaders JFK Bids For Support As Debate On A-Pact Begins

JFK Builds Up Support For Treaty   Senate Starts Debate Today On Test Ban

Dirksen Backs Test Ban Pact  Kennedy Expected To Give Assurance In His Statement

PASSAGE PREDICTED   Dirksen Endorses Nuclear Test Ban   GAIN VOTES

Dirksen To Vote For Treaty; JFK To Give Message   Republican Chief Sees President; Debate Starts

Dirksen to Vote for Ratification Of Limited Nuclear Test Ban Pact

Predicts its ratification  Sen. Dirksen GOP leader will favor test ban treaty

Dirksen Will Vote To Ratify   Says President's Statement Might Dispell Doubts

Lawmakers Launch Debate On Nuclear Test Ban Treaty   Tw) Mae syT

JFK to Issue Statement  Leaders of Both Parties Back Test Ban Treaty

Dirksen To Back A-Ban  Ratification   Kennedy To Issue Statement Clearing Up Treaty Points

Dirksen to Vote For Ratification Of Test Treaty   Says President Plans Statement on Pact

Dirksen To Vote For Paet  Nuclear ‘Test Ran Support   Nuclear Test Ban Support From the GOP

[Dirksen Throws Support Behind Treaty   JFK To Assure Senate Pact Is Safe To Ratify

Dirksen Throws Weight Behind Test Ban Treaty  Piedges Vote for Ratification, Says JFK ta issue Statement   Piedges Vote for Ratification Says JFK to Issue Statement

Senate s GOP Chief To Vote For Test Pact   Dirksen Announces Support After Talk With President

Senate Set For Debate On Test Bar   Kennedy Seeking Bipartisan Support Calls In Leaders

President Meets With  2 Senators  Kennedy Seeks To Build Support

7  $13 Million Year* Take’ Indicated  Accused Face Jail And $10.000 Fines

Leader For Better Understanding  Presbyterians Offer Prayers Pay Tribute To Pope John

Presbyterians Offer Prayer For Ailing Pope   Astronaut Heads for Home, Another Round of Honors

Pro-Castro  F orces Free  peters  FALN Commando:  Storm Main n Gate

Seranton In 15-Point Plan For Industry   Tax Reform Is No. 1 Item In Program; Covers Broad Range Of State Activities

Mass Venezuela Jailbreak Staged By 620 Inmates  Downtown Area Of Caracas Turned  Into Battlecround

Unemployment Bill Expected To Pass House  Highway, Safety   Highway, Safety Measures Okayed In Tuesday Session

Ohio House OK Due On Jobless Aid  AFL-C1O Claims It Will Hit Hard At  Unemployed Ranks

Warmer   New Idle Pay Bill Assured Of Approval   GOP Caucus Reveals Ohio House To Give Its OK to Measure

Ohio House Vote Set on Jobless Pay  GOP Is Confident  Tighter Regulations

Our Big Defense Gamble: 2 Deadly Game Demands Weapons Breakthroughs   (Second of Three Dispatches) By COL. RAY CROMLEY Newspaper Enterprise Militar  Amalwee

Lead Panel Discussion  No Ohio Resolutions Proposed, Says Rhodle:

2 U.S. Teams Meet Near Top Of Mt. Everest   First Time Ascent Is Achieved From Peak’s West Ridge

r EXPEDITION JUBILANT Two American : Meet At Mt. Everest s Summit

Two Teams Meet Atop Mt. Everest  Historic Conquest. aleae 6 Rararde

FIRST SUCH MEETING IN HISTORY  4. Americans Meet On Everest’s Peak

Americans ‘Two-Time’ Mt. Everest   Teams Meet After Scaling From Two Sides

Memorial Dedicated   U.S. Teams Conquer Everest From Two Sides, Meet On Peak

Supreme Court Upholds Life Term in Billings Murder   U.S. Bans Sale Of All Arms To South Africa

Red Guerrillas Inflict Heavy Loss in Ambush  28 Government Soldiers Killed In Surprise Attack

LEGISLATURES CONSIDER INCREASES  ~ Don’t Count Tax Benefits ~ Yet—State BiteGrows _

COULD NULLIFY HALF OF CUT Rising State, Local, Social Security Taxes May Slash Proposed Tax Cut

-FOUR-YEAR CYCLE CITED-—  This Is The Year For States To Hike Taxes

Social Security Rates Up, Too Rising State and Local Taxes Are Seen  Nibbling Away at U.S. Tax Cut Benefits

Rising State Taxes May Cut Away Large Chunk Of Kennedy's Proposed Tax Savings

By Rising State, Local, Social Security Levies—  Kennedys Proposed Tax Cuts May Be Offset

UNDER JFK’S PROPOSALS Other Tax Hikes To Nibble Away Half Of Savings

JFK‘s Proposed Cuts Will Be Offset  Any Major Tax Relief Is Out   President Opens Fire On Tax Plan Critics

Rising state, local, 5.5. tax dilute gains   Many factors working to offset Kennedy plans

Rising State And Local Taxes May Nibble Away JFK's Proposed Tax Cuts

State, Local. SS Fees Figu reln  Other ‘Tax Hikes May Ruin Kennedy Cut Plan

Taxes: ——————  State Boosts May Offset Federal Cut  May Equal Half The $3.2 Billion "

lowans Have Company-—How State Solons Would Erase Benefits of Federal Tax Cut

Social Security, Other Hikes  [Much Of Proposed Tax Cut Would Be Nibbled Away From Individual

May Offset JFK’s Proposed Tax Cuts   May Offset JFK’s Proposed Tax Cuts  Most States Consider Levy Hikes

Rising Local Taxes To Hurt Kennedy Plan   Federal Cutback May Be Nibbled By Other Revenue

Other Taxes Likely to Take Over Any Savings Developina for Taxpavers from Proposed Cuts   LACK OF ANY ALTERNATIVE PLAN CITED  Tax Critics Challengec   Rolvaag Move Cuts Margin —

BY SOCIAL SECURITY, POSTAL RATES  - Tax Cuts To Be Partially Offset

Tax Savings May Be Taken In Other Ways   Rising State, Local, Social Security Taxes Mev OFffeat JEK’C Clael

Tax Relief Dollar May Shrink Down ‘To Half As State Taxes Take Over

State, Local Taxes Keep Rising  * x * * * * * * *¥ ¥ ~~ * * * *  Could Nibble Away Anv Crits By Can orece Actinn

Increase In Other Levies Will Cancel Large Part Of Tax Cut   Rising State, Local And Socia! Security Taxes Pointed Out

MANY NIBBLES 10 OFFSET ANY TAX SAVINGS   SOCIAL SECURITY, POSTAL RATE HIKE GET LARGE CHUNK

Raise Cycle Due In 1963 State, Local And SS Taxes Eroding Proposed Tax Cut

May Nibble Away Half of President's Proposal Increase In Other’ Taxes  Would Affect Federal Cut

Other Taxes Likely to Take Over Any Savings Developing for Taxpayers from Proposed Cuts   By STERLING F. GREEN

 State, Local, Social Security taxes would cut into Kennedy program

State, Local and Society Security —  Other Rising Taxes To Nibble Away Kennedy’s Cut Program   By STERLING F. GREEN

Seen Nibbling Away At Proposed Tax Decrease— Rising State, Local, SS  Levies To Hit Tax Cuts

State, Local, SS Taxes Could Nibble Away Big Chunk of JFK’s Tax Slice

Rising State Taxes May  Offset Cuts   Social Security, Postal Rate Hikes Nibble At Benefits

Rising State, Social Security Taxes May Cancel Muchof Any U.S. Cut

Sunday Rules Revamping Seen Complete   Higher Education And Road Budget Also Introduced

Sweeping Proposal To Revamp Ohio Sunday Closing Law Introduced In House

New York’s Pigeons  Tagged as Killers; Extermination Battle Divides Officials

BLAMED FOR BRAIN FEVER  Harmless Pigeons or Messengers of Death?

City Wonders How to Get Rid of Birds   New York’s Pigeons Disease Carriers

Piping Unit Blamed for Sub's Loss   Navy Court's Verdic In Thresher Case Is Announced

Sub Tragedy ls Blamed On Piping   Court of Inquiry Says Steps Taken to Insure Integrity of Systems

Absenteeism:  Now Problemr Ala. Schools: Little Need Is Seen  For Federalized Troops Ta Enforce Ordare °

Political Row Hares Up In Rights Probe   Pastore And Scott Tangle Over Line Questioning Takes

HARK THE — HERALD - -   The Scientific And Technological Challenges-

November levy expected       We'll ask for more money, Wickliffe school chief says   THE SCHOOL BOARD Wednesda

Vovember levy expected We'll ask for more money,  Wickliffe school chief says

Post Office’s Erection Due  Salineville Project Will Begin Shortly

On Inside Pages   As Deterrent to War... Congressman Would Orbil Nuclear-loaded Satellites

Soviet UN Delegation Involved: American, Russian Held By FBI On Spy Charges

Said To Have Supplied Classified American, Russian Nabbed On Espionage Charge By FBI

Russian, U.S. Citizen Are Held   Two Soviet Members Of U.N. Delegation Were Also Questioned

Redistrict Plar Allows One Eack In City, County  fiwarall Giles af Cham.   Overall Size of Cham. ber Will Be Re: duced by One to 9090 Memberc

Governor Voices Cautious Optimism Packase May Sneak Through Senate

Message To His Widow In Dallas  Young Texan Pilot Dies Fighting Viet Nam “War”

vewww Next fo His Family — He Loved Flyingyewww  Death---At Place Called Can Tho   By ROBERT C. MILLER Ginited Press International

Nikita Again Assailed By Red Chinese   Two Delegations Holding Secret Sessions At Villa Outside Moscoy

Russ Press Mum On Huddle  Chinese Attack Nikita Again As Red Talks Start

ccuse Russian Of “Selling Out’  Chinen Continue To Assail Khrushchev

Withdraw to Hills Near Moscow to Iron Out Flaming Ideological Feud

Secret Session (n Ideological Feud Is Held  Russian Premier Called By Name In Peking Attack

Red China Again Assails Khrush As 2 Communist Delegations Hold Parley

Called Wrecker Ot Pacts  Delegations   Delegations Meet at Villa

Chinese Again  Rap Khrushchev  Un SOI Policy Secret Top Level   Secret Top Level Sessions Resumed In Moscow Villa

Kake Coexistence Line as Showdown Meeting Continues—  Chinese Hurl New Accusations at Khrushchev

Mission Works On Ideological Fight of Reds   Delegations Meeting In Secret, Report

Red Summit Opens In Russia   Peking Press Rips Khrushehev’s Policy

Red China Continues To Assail Khrushchev   Raps Soviet Chief’s Coexistence Policies As Communist Giants Seek To Settle Feud

Red Papers Say Little About Parley   Red Chinese Dailies Level Blasts at ‘K’

RED CHINA CONTINUES ITS ATTACKS ON KHRUSHCHEV RED CHINA CONTINUES ITS ATTACKS ON KHRUSHCHEV But Mission Joins Kremlin Team In Seeking A Solution To Crisis

Chinese Reds Blast Khrushchev   Secret Session Deals With How To Bury The West

Conference:  Talks Do Not  Deter Blasts  By Red China Peking Takes Aim  At Khrushchev As Envoys Meet

ypscow Conterences begili in Secret  ed China Blasts Khrushchev Again as Parleys Open

Control Of Communism Is Goal Of Talks  Delegations Go To Isolated

Red Chinese, Soviet Groups in Secret Talks  Chinese Keep Up Bitter Assaults on Khrushchev Policies   JFK Speaks for Captive Nations

Red Teams Hold Secret  Conference  Chinese Papers Accuse Russian of

Red China Blasts Khrushchev Again As Talks On Ideological Feud Open

Commies Meeting In Seeret   Ideviugical  Feud Continues As  Soviets, Red Chinese Get Down Tea Work

Red China ‘Hits Anew At Khrust   First of Real Working Sessions on Dispute Apparently Held

Soviet Plan For Peace  Is Assailed  Red China Hits Proposals For  ‘ * rf pewretlanra

In Secret Meeting At Villa  Red China Again Assails Mr. K In Ideological Feud

Leopold to Get Freedom in 2 Days; ls in Puerto Rico on $10 Week Job

JURY RETURNS TO DELIBERATE MURDER CASE   Handyman's Fate in Hands of Eight Men and Four Women   COURT JAMMED   Panel Was Excused Last Night Alter 2 Hours of Deliberations

Three Gr ‘oups Arran ge Interfaith ‘Local C ampaign Against Racial Bias

Viet Coup Troops Battle Reds Again  ‘Saigon Returns to Normalcy; Junta Pledges Civilian Rule

Marines Return To Front   (Related Stories, Picture, Pages 14, 24 and 76)

 POLICE DEPARTMENT ‘REPORTS BUSY YEAR . ROUTINE MATTERS AND MOST CASES

 POLICE DEPARTMENT /REPORTS BUSY YEAR . ROUTINE MATTERS ‘AND MOST CASES  ‘SHOW INCREASE IN ‘62

‘UTTERLY FALSE’  U.S. Denies Soviet Planes Made Flights Over Texas

KHRUSHCHEY EN ROUTE T0 EAST GERMANY   Red Congress May Show Soviet Leader Battling On Two Fronts   BERLIN COMPROMISE MIGHT BE OFFERED

Expect Khrushchev To Fire Both Barrels   West And Red Ching. May Be Targets. At East Berlin Meeting Of Communists

Two-Front Fight Seen For Nikita   Broadsides At West, Red China Forecast At E. German Meet

At Berlin Congress  Nikita Expected to Loose Broadsides on Two Fronts

Khrushchev Expected To Take Political Shotgun To East German Red Conaress

Communist Conference Next Week  Red China To Bi   Special Problen For Khrush

ACCORDING TO TOP. SECRET FILES  Red Chinese Army Faced Revolution

Board Accuses Public Instruction Department of Placing ‘Excessive Tax Burden’ on Property Owners

Naval Inquiry Board On Job Of Sub Study   ‘Everything That Went Into Overhaul Of Thresher’ Recently To Be Checked

ALR i yo veri reek UCL Eo ESN a a RTS RE PRL EES RAPE EIEN  Chronology Of Three Historic.Days

Powhatan Can’t Shut Schools   Federal Appeals Court Upholds Part Of Order

Cambridge  near normal  Fingers crossed; under watchful eves of Guard

Cambridge Returns fo Uneasy Calm   Guardsmen Keep Watchful Eye On Maryland Towr

NATIONAL cuanosnes KEEP ORDER   Governor Says He Will Take More Active Role

Includes Apostle Islands In72,000-Acre Addition to State’sRecreation Region

Castro Anniversary Speech Gives No. Hint of Chanae in U. S.. Relationship

Missile Displayed * A Castro Blasts ©  US Speech On Anniversary:

No Clues In Fidel Speech   Little Promise Of Any Change In Policies

No Change Hinted In Castro Speech  Cuban Leader Blasts United States, JFK.

Speaks At Military Parade  Castro Remains Firm !n Stand Aqainst U. S.

visitor at any time of the vear in PENNSYLVANIA'S GRAND GAN, YON COUNTRY   Country Club Gala

World’s Leaders at Rites   LBJ Moving ‘To Establish  Image of ‘Firm President’

Navy Seeks Cause of Jet Crash Into Picnic Group      YEMEN! VILLAGERS ARE VICTIMS Egypt Said Using Poison Gas

Criminal Names Echo in Annals Of Empire State   Had Tanimanv Tink

Showdown Scheduled  Karly Today   Johnson Reealls Demo Lawmakers, Fetched By Jet

Democrats Fall 3 Votes Short On Foreign Aid  Effort to Get Rill an Flaar

Democrats. Fail To Win New Tussle In Aid Battle  House To Meet -At7 A.M. Today Tn New Effort 

Main Battle Postponed Till Today   Johnson Calls Party Men Back From Trip: Lama Th Save Rill

U. S. Refuses To Surrender ) Buddhists   Lodge Again Turns Down South Viet Nam Request to Give Up Refugees.

[2 Killed On Kansas Highways During Weekend  Traffic Death Toll Climbs To 146 For

In Maxton Recorder Court — men Recorder Court  Cutting Fray Leads To Jail

Inside Today   A Daring Flight To Freedom And Happy Ending For Guard

Arbitration Plan To Senate   Freedom Leaper Of Berlin Is Identitied

Told Not to Leave Miami Area   U.S. Aetion Aimed at Carbine Raids

Exiles Anary Over Ban on Cuban Raids  U.S. Restricts Movements of Refuaee Chiefs

Exiles Hit Action On Cuba Raids  Eighteen Restricted On Orders From US

Cuban Exiles React Angrily To U.S. Ban   18 Restricted To Miami Area; One Says Move Making Group Hostile To America

Drop In Marriages, and Births   County Releases Vital Statiatirs

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Weekend Weather to Be About the Same

Integration Set In Shore Area  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Drive Slated For Chyl R; alte Ty, MA pee aclceaa sl vy

ERS Nia cS Dome 8 re lec ah lay ace laetR ange oo  vas ( ® Coffee -titie

A ety gang fer mE a I Mime. ype = RF ame  = “  . ae en, ik ke ae a an ew ge oa? yee teen wtb aa

Norstad Bows Out Today As NATO Chief   Diifts 15 Feet Deep; Britons Expect Still Worse Blizzards

Negotiations ‘Fruitless’  No Break In Month- Old N .Y. Newspaper Strike

Religious Surve y Tomorrow P. 6   Blast Danger is Over At Arkansas Town

Train-Truck Blaze Perils Town In Ark   Police Evacuate 1.200 Residents as Cargoes of Fertilizer, Gasoline Burn.

Judge Denies Defense Move  Jury Selection \loves  Slowly In Murder Trial   By CORT KLEIN Stall Writer  BULLETIN

MAN THREATENS TO KILL GOV. RHODES  Intruder Seized in Statehouse

Pontiff Asks Peace Based On Freedom   Pope Haggard But In Good Spirits As He Visits With Seoni

50 at Route 322 Project Hearing... Philipsburg Areca By-Pass Discussed

Scranton Choice  St. Petersburg Chief Will ‘Be Police Commissioner

‘Piloting Aircraft ‘Simple’ Art   Engineer Lands Craft After Pilot Dies

HMMM YE TAT TO DO WHEN THE PILOT DROPS DE A Donnnnnnnniinonimmmiiiimimnnmrne  Learning Flying the Hard Way With One Quick Lesson

Just ‘Steered The Thing’ _ Engineer Who Never Flew Plane Makes Landing After Pilot Dies

Pa. Fiscal Outlook Said Good   Alde lo Scranton Indicates No Need For New ‘64 Taxes

Scranton Sees Chance to Keer Budget Down  No New Taxes Needed; Deficit in  Ravanisa fallactian

"Outlook Is Pretty Good" — Scranton Doubts Pa..Tax Increase In New Budget

JFK In, 600 Students Out Demo Fund Dinner Bumps School Function From Hotel

FROM BEVERLY HILTON BALLROOM $1,000 -a-Couple Dinner for JFK Bumps $18-a-Couple Senior Prom

‘Lobacco Markets  Robeson Volume Is Light But Quality Shows Gains

Latin Nations Gain Respect For Johnson   Some Still Cautious, Most Feel Policies Quiet Initial Uncertainty On Succession

Optimism Among Latin American Nations Replaces Uncertainty at Johnson’s Succession

‘School Is Lacking in Discipline’   Robert Kennedy's Aide Tells View Of University

Justice Official Is Irked af Ole Miss In Meredith Case   Says Administration Weak; Didn't Entorce Strong Discipline,

Justice Officials Blame To Faculty at ‘Ole Miss’  Sttict Discipline of Students in Meridith ice. Wladd Ube Shckead Baca: Claett..

TOC AY. TEMPPRATI RES   Nemesis Of Zillions Of Indians Dies At 89

House Okay: Benefits To Widow   Temporary Protection For Mrs. Kennedy, Two Children Included

Cuba Battered Again; Crops Badly Damaged  Ce ee   Economic Disaster Facing Nation As Result of Storm

School Bus Issue ‘Dead’ This Session  Committee Kills Bill for Second Tienon Manday Nioh

Critically Hurt Mother Gives Birth To Child, Then Dies In Waukeaar

AT LEAST FOUR DEAD  Windstorm Rips Areas Of East Causing Deaths, Heavy Damage

Windstorm Rips East, Fans Many Woods Fire:  Effects Felt From Georgia  To Canada:

Car Flipped Off Road, Hundreds of Fires Fanned; Balmy Temperatures Drop Sharply.

Damaging eastern wind  clocked at 99 m.p.h.   6 below zero   Contrasts meet

‘Windstorm Rips Inte East, Fanning Fires   Four Deaths, Overturned Autos, Glass Windows Broken, Part Of Wide Damage

inds Clocked at 76 MPH  Sudden Spring Storm Hits East—At Least Four Killed

STRIKE FIGHT LOOMS IN SENATE  Javits Plan Would Allow JFK To Seize Railroads

Rails Fi oht Looms   Senate To Act Today On Proposal To Block Strike

House Committee Gives Approval — For Arbitration In Railroad Disput

similar To Senate Version  Work Rules Arbitration Bill Approved By House Committee

Senate Gets Rails Issue;  Strike Near  Warm Debate Seer On Legislation To Settle Job Dispute

Committee Approves Rail Bill   Hopes Raised For Meeting Deadline

rouse Panel  Olays Ral  Dispute Bill Similar te Senate  Plan; Clears Way To Speedy Debate

House Agency Okays Measure On Rail Tieup  Arbitration to End Work Rules Dispute

Committee Approves Rail Bill   Legislation’s Designed To Halt Strike

Senate Takes Up Legislation on Railroad Crisis  Cowen Ak Sek mm   Forced Arbitration Of Dispute Proposed

Spirited Fight Brewing Over Bill To Prevent Nationwide Railroad Strike

House Agency Okays Measure On Rail Tieup   Bill Would Regiure Arbitration to End Work Rules Dispute

Strike Veadiine inursaay morningHouse Moving Quickly To Halt Pending Rail Strike

‘Try To Beat Rail Strike Deadline   Committee Approves Legislation

House Committee Approves Bill Would Require Arbitration Of Rail Work Rules Dispute

CLEARS WAY FOR QUICK ACTION   On Any Legislation Senate May Approve   Railroads Proceed To Post Work Rules To Go Into Effect Thursday

Pending Bill Highly Controversial Quick Congressional Action  Needed To Avert Rail Tieup

ration Plan issed as Rail  >» Time Nears 1 Predicts Strong GOP a for Compulsory Action

Long, Bitter Session On Rail Strike   Forecast Strong Republican Support For The Measure

Time Running Out as Senate Sets Study on Rail Strike Solution Plan

Committee Approves Rail Bill   Way Cleared for Speedy House Consideration of Bill If Passed by Senate   SEPARATE CAUCUSES

Time Is Running Out  Senate Trying To Halt Rail Strike In Nation

Senate Ready To Take Up Rail Dispute   Compulsory Arbitration Is Goal Of Bill Slated For Debate Today

Battle Seen In Railroad  Legislation   Sen. Javits Asks Seizure Power Lf Walkout Ordered

Measure Aims To Block Strike  Senate Fight Seen Over Railroad Bill

Commerce Committee Okays Plan   Legislation Slated To Avert Nationwide Rail Strike Thursday

House Committee Seeks Arbitration to Settle Dispute on Work Rules

House Follows Senate   Favors Arbritration Of Work Rules Dispute In  Rail Strike Threat

Acts to Halt RR Strike   House Committee Okays Law to Avert Walkout Set Thursday

THURSDAY JS DEADLINE Time Dwindling, Discord Clouds  Rail Discussion

Senate Opens Debate On Rail Measure  Dirksen Predicts GOP Support For

World, Washington Briets   INTERNATIONAL   ‘Must Beat Women’   Satchmo Blasted

Always A Future  For Small Firms.   Publishers Financial Bu- reau Editor Says Small © Business Can Be ‘Durable

Goldwater Op posed to Text Of Proposed Test Treaty   See Related Stories On Pages I3 and J4.

Al GLOSED-DOOK BRIEFING  Mixed U.S. Reaction Greets First Test Ban Draft

Senate Rejects Bill For More Old Age Aid  Spradling Differs With Governor's Views on *1.2 Million Cost Increase

rmored Car Driver Back In U.S.  Wants To Make Deal For Missing $325,000

SU BSTANTIAL AMOUNT ACROSS- TEXAS  ape ttennn enemas seeps AN me RB am net acer mannsetaty Sate Fmt: Aimetinsermemntemai at nasa  Official Bares Illicit Dope Traffic

Third Breakdown in Dispute... .     Railroad Negotiations Over Changes in Rules Collapse

Unions Say Rail Heads Quit Table   White House Intervention Seen Certainty

Negotiations break down Quick White House intervention seen in event of railroad strike

Rail Negotiations Appear Stymied   JkhK Intervention. Strike Possible

White House Action Likely  Rail Talks Collapse, Could Trigger Strike

RAIL WALKOUT IS POSSIBLE: TALKS BROKEN   Expect JFK To Act Ti Avert Strike Across Nation   RAILROADS PLAN TO PUSH CHANGES

Talks On Rail Issue Collapse   Possibility Of Nationwide Rail Strike Raised

Railroads, Unions End Conference   Strike, U.S. Intervention Seems Likely

Strike And White House Action Loom Rail-Union Parley Again In Deadlock   Steps Toward Rail Strike

Railway-Union Talks on Work Rules Halted   Carriers Say Changes Made as Soon as Pessible

WEEEWE ED WWE EWEIWUE  Protest Strike Over Layoffs   White House Intervention Appears Almost Certainty

After Negotiations Collapse  Nationwide Rail Strike, White  House Intervention Is Possible

Intervention By White House Seen   Management To Act Soon On Work Changes

Rail Negotiations Collapse; Early White House Intervention Sighted

STOWAWAYS ON CARRIER   Rail Talks Collapse 90 Minutes After They Begin

National Railroad Strike Is Nearer as Talks Break Down   President Is Expected To Halt Strtke Quickly lf Any Develons.

Railroad-Union Talks Break Off  Strike, White House  Intervention Hinter

Rail Companies, Unions Are Far Apart on Rules  Meeting Today to Tr

Could Bring Quick Move By Kennedy  Talks Break ora n  bak Wee   Talks Break Down 90 Minutes After Bargaining Opens

Rails-Unions Talks Collapse   Intervention by ' White House Likely

STRIKE LOOMS  OVER WORK CHANGES   White House Action Could Postpone Walkout  CARRIERS   To Act Soon To Eliminate Featherbedding Under High Court Mandate

Over Featherbedding Issue:    Work Rules Talks Bogged Completely

Rail Parley Fails, Strike Call Coming  Nationwide Tieup,   Nationwide Tieup, Presidential Action To Intervene Seen

Railroad  Talks Again Collapse Raises Again  Possibility Of Walkout

Railroad Strike, U.S. Intervention Seen as Likely  Railroads to Act Soor fe Phannn nf Bale

Negotiations Of Railroads, Unions Fold  Nationwide Strike, White House Actio1 Annear Possible

COULD HEAD OFF STRIKE SIXTY DAYS   Railroads Free To Cut Jobs After March 29; Unions Then Can Strike, Bringing Presidential Action.

CATHOLIC FAMILY FROM MINNEAPOLIS   Mr. And Mrs. Richard T. Seidel Are Parents Of_11 Children, Two Of Them Priesis

Easter Celebrations To Take Many Forms  Christians Await Day Of Joy

He Will Triumph  fo heictinn Ulaelel Calaleenteac Leauemtic blann ff Cactear

‘Whatevar Stands a Sign of the:Cross ‘Christians to Celebrate Christ's Resurrection   Holy Saturday Rites Noted Across World

Insnects Debris Found Over Sub   Christians Prepare For Celebration Of Easter

Christians of Nation Observe Easter Drama of Christ’s Resurrection

Christians Throughout Nation To Join In Annual Easter Observance Sunday

Centuries-Old But Ever-Radiant Drama Of Chris}’s Resurrection To Be Marked Tomorrow

Each in His Own Way, Christians to Celebrate Easter   Will Observe Reeurrectior of Christ in Various Ways, in Many Places,   National Award to Enaelmann’s

Easter Services  fn. =—hlCGC ioohlmlté‘“ié«—~—SD   Christians Throughout the U.S. Bow In Prayer

Christians Prepare for Joyous Day  Colorful Easter Services Scheduled Across Nation

Drama Of Resurrection   Nation’s Christians Prepare For Easter   ‘Thousands Take Part  In Holy Land Rites

Christians Throughout The Nation Gather Tomorrw, Mark Resurrection

Clear Skies Expected in Most Areas  Resurrection Dram: Were Vi... rw... ..   Resurrection Drama Will Draw Throngs To Various Services   See Special Services  ‘Thousands Visit Holy ‘Land for Easter Rites

On Easter Sunday Morning .... Christians Commemorate  -Drama of the Resurrection

— THE CENTURIES-OLD DRAMA — Christians Throughout World Observe Easter

DRAMA WILL BE RECALLED   Many Services To Include Prayers For Navy Victims

Many Worship Where He Died   A Day Of Rejoicing In Christian World

Christians ‘Wait Dawr Of Easter   Nation Will Hold Worship Services in Many Settings

To Celebrate Resurrection   Big Easter Parade Slated At New York

2,000 Trudge 28 Miles To Washin gton  Tite Tes Be.   Dise Jockey Leads Huge Hiking Array From Pittsburgh

Trudged 26 Hilly Miles To Washington, Pa.— 2,000 Foot-Blistered Hikers In Pittsburgh

Governor Names  Jankowski to Jot  Given Rahr’s Job On Conservation

Troops To Maintain  Order If Necessary  President In Appeal to City’s  Rocradontes Nodntintnre Raturn

Army Unit Sent Near Scarred City   Preliminary Steps Taken To Call Out Alabama Guaardsnier

—_ First Steps Taken for Guard Mobilization  Fed eral Troops Converge on Birmingham

MAKES PLEDGE TO KEEP ORDER, PROTECT LIVES   Army Units Move Into 2 Bases Near Troubled Alabama City

JFK Orders  Army Alert In Race Strife Government Will Do  Whatever Necessar To Maintain Order

Kennedy Pledges To  Save Lives   Negotiators Also Ordered Back To Save Truce

Army Troops Put On Alert By President  Kennedy Pledges   Kennedy Pledges Law And Order In Tough Language

Pledges U.S. To Preserve Order in City   National Guard May Also Be Summoned To Cope With Riot:

Units Near  If Rioting. Flares Again  National Guard, Army Stand By

TRAINED IN RIOT CONTROL   Kennedy Pledges Federal Action to Keep Peace

Steps Taken To Safeguard Racial Truce   President Orders Negotiators Back To Troubled City

Stocks   U. Oo. £orces Commanding General Praises Vietnamese Fighting Man

Russia Moves To Placate  Africa States  Red China Blamed For Afro-Asia Delays in U.N.

Sino-Soviet Relations  At Low Ebh   Chinese In Strong Protest On Ouster

Holiday Death Log   BREAKING POINT NEAR?  Soviet, China Swap Bitter Words

FACING MAJOR ISSUES  Three-Day-Old Legislature Session Off To Fast Start

WILL ATTACK ILLITERACY IN NATION   Legislation Is Labeled Tribute To I ate I eader

Johnson Signs Bill Providing College Funds   Signature Puts End To Three-Year Legislative Struqale

Barnett Goes Before Probers On Civil Rights   Mississippi Governor To Present His Views To Senate Committee

Sanford Won’t Testify Scuthern Governors Blast  Kennedy’s ‘Rights’ P?--15

Barnett Kicks Off Fight .  Southerners Open Attack On Discrimination Bill

COUNCIL SPLITS 3 WAYS ON PROPOSAL TO SPREAD POWERS OF LAW-MAKING

Supreme Court To Reconsider Genovese Case   9 Others Convicted With Syndicate Boss Also Covered By Order

High Court Gs Review for Genovese   Lower Tribunal to Study Dope King's Trial Plea

Genovese Case To Be Reviewed  Kingpin Of Crime Was Convicted On  Narcotics Count

Conviction  :  Of Genovese Faces Study   Reconsideration  Ordered By Court

Court Orders, Rehearing for’  Vice Overlord+   Described as Kingpin of  Costa Nostra

Orders aResfudy Of Vito Genovese Dope Conviction   Alleged Cosa Nostra Leader Serving Term In a Federal Prison.

High Court Orders New Study Of Conviction Of  Crime Syndicate Leader

REPUTED OVERLORD OF CRIME Court Asks Reconsideration of Conviction of Genovese

Conviction of Genovese to Be Reconsidered  - Supreme Court Orders Action;  eee ee Decca lic

WINS IN HIGH COURT, 6-3   Conviction Of Cosa Nostra Boss On Narcotics Charge Sent Back To Circuit Court.

Conviction Of Genovese Due Review   Action Ordered By Supreme Court of U.S.

Reputed crime kingpin now jailed  Supreme Court sends case back to Circuit Court

Supreme Court Orders Reconsideration Of Narcotics Law Conviction of Genovese

Top Court Orders Reconsideration Of Genovese Narcotics Conviction

9 Others Convicted With Him Also Involved in Supreme Court's Order

Crime Overlord Serving 15-Year Term  Top Court Orders Genovese Review

CRIME LORD WINS IN HIGH COURT, 6-3   Conviction Of Cosa Nostra Boss On Narcotics Charge Sent Back To Circuit Court.

High Court Sets Review Of Genovese   Crime Figure Serving 15-Year Term; Named ‘Boss of All Bosses’

High Court Orders Rehearing of Case Involving Accused Cosa Nostra Chief

Crime Boss » Wins High — Court Ruling   Lower: Tribunal to Re-Exaniine Genovese’s New Trial Plea

‘Supreme Court Sends Back Genovese Dope Conviction: ‘Calls For Reconsideration

Genovese Case Review Orderec   Court Divided on Narcotics Matter

USES NATURE’S ENERGY  Asphalt Might Provide Key for Improvement of Weather

ocientists fold Says Cheap Asphalt Could Bring Rain to Deserts,  May Free Cities of Smog

Over 7,000 March Of Dimes Messages Mailed To Jackson County Residents

March of Dimes Program to Launch In Dickinson County Scon Says Baird

KU Rush Week For Fraternities Set Next Week  Actives Are Here Aleaadu: én Bermin   Actives Are Here Already to Begin Annual Preparations

KU Rush Week For Fraternities Set Next Week   Actives Are Here Already to Begin  Annual Preparation:

Guard Clamps light Controls Over Cambridge   Halts Disorders By Militia Law In Uneasy City -

Powderkeg  National Guard Keeps. The Lid On Fragile Peace In Maryland

Guards Hold Cambridge’s Testy Truce   Militia Law Imposed After 6 Are Hurt in Shooting Outbreaks

Violence In Cambridge Is Halted   Negro Leaders Plan Next Move; Impose  Martial Law, Curfew In Shore Communiiy

Troops Bring Fragile Peace   Clamp Tight Restrictions On Cambridge, Md.

Bank In Tennessee Target For 3rd Holdup In 8 Months   Fragile’ Peace Descends Upon Scarred Cambridge

Troops Hold In Maryland Race Peace  Negroes Meet to Plan Next Move for Integration

With Fixed Bavonets  aasetinrtaiadesnaraneeeeanthintiimtatestnentedeatinahiaenneet natin ae eee ae  A Fragile Peace In Maryland City

National Guard Keeping Peace In Cambridge  400 Troops Patrol; Curfew Is Imposed; No New Violence

Negroes Plan Next Move --  Fragile Peace Exists  In Uneasy Cambridge

» Thousands File By Bier At Capitol   Dead President’s Widow Kisses Her Husband's Coffin

Americans Mourn for JFK Sorrowful Lines Pass Bier All Nioht Lone

Thousands File Past Casket  Mrs. Kennedy Pay:   Mrs. Kennedy Pay: Surprise Second Visit to Rotunda

[DAMAGE ESTIMATED IN ‘MILLIONS’  Pittsburgh Area Dazed By Storms

Two Killed  in Eastern Windstorm   75 Persons Huri; Buildings Collapse

No Evidence of Racial Bias in State Education  Bathwall Devanie   Rothwell Reveals Findings in Letter To NAACP Official

Kennedy Meets Top Diplomatic, Intelligence Men  Topic NATO, Nassau, Says Press Secretary

Rusk. Other Officials Meet With JFK   Activitv At Holiday White House Comes After Dean Resigns

Meeting Held By. Kennedy, Top Officials  ' President Confers Week Dinlnematin

JFK Confers With CIA's Director   Hastily-Set Appointment At Palm Beach

Kennedy, Policy Officials Confer  Rusk, Intelligence Director Closeted With President

Kennedy and McCone Meet  oe Pes ee   Heavy Foreign Policy Implications Likely in Plans

Six file for City positions   More expected before deadline Wednesday at 5

Willie Mays Breaks Two Game Records   Error, Wildness Beat American  In 1963 Classic

Burglary Spree, Long Chase Of 3 SIS Escapees Ends In Rugged Hills Near Dillon

By State Department  Red Violence Expected Soon In Latin America

HOLD CASTRO REVEALED AS SOVIET TOOL   Two Courses Are Ruled Open Now For U.S. Action

INSIDE WASHINGTON  Weekly Sizeup by Washington Steff ! Of Scripps-Howard Newsoapers 

Man's ‘Body’ ls Recorded By Tv Camera   Mines Secretary Says Rescue Worker to Be Lowered 300  Feet Underground.

TV Camera Sees Image Of “Body”   Believe Evidence Good Enough To "Take A Look”

Came Apart  Investigators Reveal Decision  ‘In Recent Plane Disaster

New Missile Bolsters U.S. Europe Force   Pershing Weapon to Replace Old Redstone Rockat

British Experts See No Danger of Red China Becoming Nuclear Power Soon

Mercury Hits 89, But It Snows in Madison   Chinese A-Weapons Not Near

British Leaders Deride Red China’s Boast Of Ending ‘Nuclear Club’

16-Year Effort .  House Agrees Womer Entitled To Same Pay As Men On Same Job:

As soon as minor differences adjusted  Equal waaes for women billnear passage

™M veathe rvane  YESTERDAY   IUSTICE! Congress Okays Pay Equality  For Women Doing ‘Man's Job’

Equal Pay Bil!  Is Close to Law Two Houses Work to  Tr... fr... TCC...

House Approves Equal Pay Bill  Women’s Equality Will Be Assured  ; Renee ay manta

Close to Becoming Law of U. S. ‘Bill Approved Granting Women Equal Pay If Doing Work of Men

Equal Wage For Women  Bill Passed  Measure Is Close To Becoming Law

Congress Approve: Equal Pay Bill  Minor Differences To Be Ironed Out

Measure, Already Approved By Senate, Will Go To President After Minor Changes Made: Effective Year After Kennedy Signs Bill

Equal Pay Measure Due— Women Nearer Full  Equality In Our Society

Equal pay bill close to law House, Senate  okay similar work legislation

Equal Pay for Women Principle Given Backing  Congress Gives Its Approval to Idea

Equal Pay Bill Close To Being Law Of The Land   House Yells Okay; Similar Measure Passed By Senate

DIPLOMATS SAY 800,000 TONS IS AMOUNT SOUGHT]   $60 MILLION TAB INVOLVED WITH OTHER COUNTRIES

Shippers Ask Permit To Export   White House Only Obstacle To Transaction

Hungary Sef To Buy Large Grain Supply   Offers to Purchase 800,000 Tons if U.S. Will Approve

Hungary Set To Buy U.S. Grain Supply   &00,000 Ton Order Awaiting Kennedy Administration Moye

See Czechs, Bulgaria in Like Moves   Cargill Requests Right Of Export; Summer Was Unfavorable

‘Silly Questions .. .'  lke Unavailable For Goldwater's Hershey Affair

Insurgents Surrender ls Report   Death Estimates Range From 27 To Seven In Battle

Buying Splurge Pushes Market To a Huge Gain   Big Recovery Seen On Losses Created By Friday Tragedy

Buying Wave Puts Market At Big Gain   ~  Orders So Heavy  Exchange Officials Have Difficulties

Haitian Rebels Report Shooting Down Aircraft   PROTECTION FROM UNDERWORLD Military Force Sent To Guard Informer

Quints Stay In Hospital Incubators  Mrs. Fischer Has 7  Quiet Homecoming

Speaks At Dinner  Kennedy: Civil Rights  Isn’t A Partisan Issue     i

Kennedy Tells Audience in Philadelphia: ‘Civil Rights Non-partisan Issue’

KENNEDY SEEKS  MORE SUPPORT  ON RIGHTS BILL AGAIN REQUESTS  BIPARTISAN AID TO HELP NEGROES

Civil Rights Not Partisan Issue, Says President    Matter of Concern to All in U.S.. He Says

Ri ohts Issue Not Partisan, Kennedy Says  IT ahale Tt Mattar   Labels It Matter Of Concern to All Citizens of US

Tells Democratic Rally. . : :  JFK Says. Gil  Rights Is Not Partisan Issue

JFK Says Civil Rights Is Not Partisan Issue   Denies Demos Will Drop Johnson From ’64 Ticket   Reports Quiet Revolution In Factory Race Relations

 Speaks in Philadelphia  Civil Rights Not Partisan Issue. Kennedy Declares

Not Democratic Or Republican Issue He Says.   Concern To All Americans, He Tells Audience In Philadelphia.

Civil Rights Is Not A Partisan Issue, JFK Says  “It Is A Matter Of Concern To All - Americans.” He Saye

50-50 Chance State Will Get Atom Smasher  Sen. Nelson Makes Prediction During Visit to Stoughton 

State Has 50-50 Chance For 5150 Million Atom  Smasher, Nelson Renorts

Russ Accept ‘Hot-Line’ Ties to U.S,  2 Nations Curb Risk of A-War

Dems Attempi To Get Funds For Schools   Sen. Carney Seeks Elimination of Sale Tax Exemptions

2 Proposals Offered For School Funds   One Would Replace Ohio's Sales Tax With Income Levy

Consolidation Timetable Extended .. .  Senate Given Scranton’s Substitute School Bill

School Reorganization, Civil Service Programs Put Before Legislators

At Monday Meeting  County Dads Talk Roads,  Building and Finances

Disputed Figures Pentagon Reports On Russian  Missiles And Equipment In Cuba

New U.S. Intelligence Data On Cuban Arms   Report Shows 600 Anti-Aircraft Plus 400 Soviet Tanks In Cuba

Led bandits nade     Russian Military Power In Cuba Revealed After Senator Voices Protest

Senator, Pentagon Differ On Strength Of Russian Weapons, Forces In Cuba

Defense Agency Confirms Soviet Buildup In Cuba  Russia Has Nearly 600 Anti-Aircraft Mis.     siles, 400 Tanks on Island. Ry NARREII GARWOOD

Defense Dept. Casts Doubt On Thurmond’s Estimation Of Extent Of Reds’ Cuban Strength

Weather   PENTAGON RELEASES FIGURES ON RUSSIAN EQUIPMENT IN CUBA   Information Differs From That Given to Senator

U.S. Reveals Cuba Arms  Inventory —   Intelligence Figures Released in Dispute

Pentagon  Releases its figures  on buildup   Defense Department, S.C. Democrat differ on details

Our Defense Department Reveals Facts   Thurmond Dispute Causes Intelligence Information Baring

U.S. Prepared To Match Soviet Nuclear Attacks  McNamara Cites Various Methods Of Retaliation

We'll Bash Reds The Way They Bash Us   In this story and in one on Pg. 2, Secretary Of Defense McNamara explains U.S. defense plans.

Flexible Second Strike For Flexible Second Strike Force McNamara Tells Con Tells Congress How U. 5. Would Reply to Attack

McNamara Sets Stage —  U. S. to Retaliate Should Soviet Start Nuclear War

U.S. Could Retaliate  Ready To Wipe Out Russian Cities   We Pay, So We Say—McNamara

Second Force OFU. S. Gives Soviet Choice  McNamara Says It   McNamara Says  Offers Decision Within Russia

McNamara Tells OF US. Plans If Russia Attacks  Will Retaltate in Kind If Attacked

Against any Soviet nuclear attack  U.S. will retaliate in kind, McNamara testifies

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   U.S. Will Retaliafe In Kind’ To Any Sovief Nuclear Affack

COMPARES PRESIDENTS Sandburg Prefers Poetry, But TalksOnWorldAffairs

HOME { _EDITION .   A name for JFK's new baby  A domestic Panroa CC Acne

New Baby On The New Frontier  * * * * * * * a * * * *  - Planners At Work On Domestic Peace Corps

News Index   TO AID INDIANS (AMERICAN) TELL STORIES AND TEACH JUDO  Latest New Frontier Baby Doesn’t Have Official Name

Texas Schools Desegregate 54 Systems   Fort Worth Joins Other Major Cities With Stair-Step Plar

Fair, Wa rmer, Tonight, Cloudy, Warmer Thursday   New Group on Southern March

Trace Moore’s Steps Integrated Group Starting March Through Deep South

Returning Friday  Kerner Shortens Vacation Because Of Relief Crisis

 Last Barrier Will Be Broken Gantt Enters Clemson Mon,, State’s Leaders Ask For Calm

One Negro Killed, Several Injured Last Night In Alabama Race Riots

State Legislature Awaits Governor's Budget Proposals  Anderson Scheduled To Deliver Message Around 10:30 Tuesday

Balloon Confirms Water Vapor, Carbon Diox  Life on Mars? Still Don’t Know

Priest, Student Released Two Americans Freed in Russian Spy Swap

Joyous reunion In N. J. Two Americans freed by Russ, return home

—AP Wirepnol  HOME FROM RED PRISONS   U.S., Russia Swap 4. Accused As Spies

Pri t Declared Legally ‘Dead’  2 “Americans Freed By Russia Reunited Today With Families

— College Budget Requests Slashed —  Battle Looms Over Higher Education Fund:

AMENDMENT PROPOSALS     Ceiling on Welfare Pay At Stake in Nov. 9 Vote

AMENDMENT PROPOSALS Ceiling on Welfare Pay  ~ At Stake in Nov. 9 Vote

Bob Scott In Attack On Plans   Proposed Change Of Utility Laws Gets Hearing

Co-Ops To Testify Hearings Into Controversial  Utilities Laws Start Today

Administration Sources Say.... Harriman May Initial Test ‘Ban Agreement This Week   One Idea Shelved.... Real Progress  Made, Says ‘K’

TEST BAN TALKS SHOW PROGRESS TOWARD TREATY   KHRUSHCHEV MAKES POINT OF LETTING HARRIMAN LISTEN

Nikita Says Big Three Negotiators Are Making Real Progress In Work

Summit Meet Looms As Atmosphere Good   JFK Has Indicated He’s Ready For Conference If It Appears Something Will Be Accomplished

No obstacles encountered as yet in talks  Delegates shelve undergroun   Delegates shelve underground blast treaty

Idaho Traffie Deaths   ‘Khrushchev: Test Ban Near lf Parley Keeps Same Path

Khrushehey Gives View  At Kremlin   Real Progress In ‘Rig Three? Falks On Pact Reported

Red Chinese Leave, Rift Not Closed   Test-Ban Agreement  In Sight, Says K

ASSERTS NO OBSTACLES UNCOVERED   Renews Drive For Nonaggression Treaty At Once

Course Is One To Success, K Explains   Progress Clearly Made On Aerial — Blasts, Not Ground

sgenate lo End Vebate Treaty Vote Set Tuesday; Approval Seen Certain

Approval Seems Certain     Senate Votes Tuesday Qn Treaty Ratification

Budget Board Reports --  2-Year State Spending Pian is For $3 Billion

U.S. Readies Troops For Alabama U.   No Plans to Use Marshals If Race Riots Break Out

Federal Government Will Use Troops If Necessary at University of Alabama

Integration Of University Set Tuesday   Federal Action Is Expected If Gov. Wallace Tries to Block Three Negroes.

Men Make History Floating Across Buelich Channel in Hot Air Balloon —

Pair Cross Channel in Big Balloor   Sioux Falls Men Make Flight on Hot Air In 3% Hours

‘Daring American Adventurers Cross  Enalish Channel In Hot-Air Balloon

Cross English Channel — 2 Yanks Set a Record In Big Hot Air Balloon

Planes Find No Trace Of Missing Ship   Tanker Now 2 Days Overdue

AMARILLOGO NATIONAL BANK   AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK   FIRST NATIONAL BANK   FIRST STATE RANK   NORTH STATE BANK   Timing of Bank Calls  Protested

12 Member: Of Family  Die in Fire   Six Survive Heater Blast In Charleston

Sc ai a a eS  By Pro-Communists ‘Appeal For Peace In Loas Is Ignored

Anglo- Russ Bid In Laos War Futile   Premier Charges Reds Again Attack Neutralist Force

British-Russian Appeal For ‘Laotian Peace Appears To Have Met Failure.

British-Soviet Peace Appeal In Laos Falls on Deaf Ears As New Attacks Are Chargec

Plea to Laotian Factions Futile   Reports of New Military Action

SUMMER READING PROGRAM   Pathet Lao Troops Stage New Drive On Neutralists

Traffic Toll  1962 to This Date—28 1963 to This Date—15   Rusk Outlines Policies

Most Optimistic About Release, Donovan Asserts   Lawyer Returns From Three-Hour  Talk With Castro

38 Million People Now Part Of UAR   Constitutional Institutions Are Incorporated

Pursuit, Slaying of Togolese President Is Described to Reporter by Assassin

DeGaulle  Remains Defiant   Will Not Renew “Talks on British ECM Entry

French Say ECM Talks Are Dead   European Partners Defied On British Entry In Market

DEFIES MARKET PARTNERS. ~ France Insists Talks For Britain Membership Ended

Other Five Sull Press  For Britain   Economic Co-Op Talks Scheduled To Resume Today

France Defies Its European Partners   British Common Market Membership Out In French View: Others Oppose Move -

Talks Ended,  France States  Defiant Stand Threatens Common Market Program

France Breaks Off Mart Talks  De Gaulle Defies European Partners

For a Worm With a View   Pearson Ready to Take Over Reins in Canada   Cuban Exiles May Move Base Of Operations to Costa Rica

For a Worm With a View   Pearson Ready to Take Over Reins in Canada

Senate Gets Scranton’s 561 Substitute . . .  Education Issues Occupy Assembly

Republicans To Introduce School Bill:   Education Expected to Hold General Assembly Spotlight This Week.

Introduced By Senate Republicans  State Assembly Backs, School Redistricting Plan In Spotlight

Senate Advances  Tax Aid for Aged  Measure to Abolish County School Post Killed in House

120,000 In Peaceful "Walk To Freedom"— King Hails Detroit Demonstratio

Detroit, Mich. Negroes Stage Freedom March  More Than 120,000 Demonstrate; King Is Group’s Leader

What's Inside   “A WALK TO FREEDOM’  120,000 Protesters Move Through Detroit

Ohio Blue Law Hearing Opens  Sponsor Of Change OKs Sunday Beer Sol.

Prospective Lutheran. ‘Minister Told He Must Shed Lard’ to Serve the Lord

Too Pudgy For Pastor _ 419-Pounder Must Lose 200 Pounds To Be Pastor

House Panel Rejects JFK Funds ns  Refus as to Gra unt   Refuses to Grant Any of Request For $500 Million

Ohio Teachers Saddled With Bible Decision  Classro Readings Appar ny Le 7 ‘On Indiv eee Bas

Ohio Teachers Saddled With Bible Decision  Classroom Readings Apparently On

Classmates Are Killed   Lawrence High School Pair Die On U. S. 59

Thousands Stand. Vigil In Vatican  Crowds Ignore Rain, Kneel In Aged Square

Inspections Today, Private Dinne Tonight, to Hawaii Saturday ‘Is ttinerary for Busy Kennedy

Kennedy Inspects Military Stations   Céntribators’ Dinner Tonight; . Denarture for Hawaii Slated

No agreement on civil rights  Robert Kennedy meets with Southern Senators

First Job Picked    FIFST JOD FICKCG  Engineers Arrive to Initiate Sewer Improvement Program

Phot UL FIiGancgd  Engineers Arrive to Initiate Sewer Improvement Program

Rocky Criticizes Administration on National, International Front:

TELLS ILLINOIS AUDIENCE JFK IS STUMBLING   CLAIMS LACK OF ORGANIZATION AT HOME AND ABROAD

EARNINGS ARE BEST SINCE ‘57   U. S. Steel To Disclose Data In Coming Week

IN STALINGRAD FIOT TING  Stalin Blunderer, Nikita Hero of Battle

Marshal Says Stalin Blundered In Battle   Yeremenko Cites Late Leader's Part At Stalinarad: Praises Role Of Khru

Congress Shows a Blank for Opening Month of Session   Senate Has Been Held Up In Fillbuster Issue? House Has Moved.

Ww QOIVTE wi ari PF. Viera mn  Conaress’ Legislative Scorecard Is Still Blank

Scorecard Of Congress Stull Shows Zero   No Early Entries Expected: Lincoln Holiday's Ahead

Congress Takes a. Holiday After Coasting for Month   Takes 30 Davs

88th Congress’ Scorecard ls Still Blank  Many: Members off Next Week to Speak of Lincoln

Congress Is Month Old Today And Legislative Record Is Still Zero

é MORE FIRMS JOIN IN HIKES »  _ Congress To Tnvestigate  ~ Increases In Steel Price.

Congressional Group To Probe Steel Hikes   Third Largest Steel Producer Joins Price Increasing; President Keeps Close Watch Over Price Increases

Carbon steel products listed  Third steel company to make selective increases

[Eyewitness Says Explosion [Sounded Like ‘Firecracker’   By RICHARD CROWELL As Told To UPT

Chicago Racial Strife Persists   Shouts and Stones Directed at Police

Chicago Neighborhood Still Upset ‘By Presence of Negro Residents

Racial Row Continues In Chicago   Arrests Top 100 After Fourth Night Of Residential Rift

Whites Protest Movings Race Turmoil Continues  In Chicago’s South Side

Chicago Racial Disturbances In Fourth Night  Residents of White Area Shout Protest:

Chicago police arrest 41 in racial disturbance  Trouble erupts for fourth straight night as whites protest mixing of neighborhood

RG £CHE Wd « we  Study to Determine Need For Inspections Proposed

Forecast      "For A. Test  Ban Is Told  Proposes Study To Determine ’ Need Of Checks    KEEP TRYING

The text of President Johnson’s address at the joint session of Congress appears on page A-20.

Mize Studies Arguments In Biloxi Mix _ Attorneys Seek Delay In Gulf ae

Come £10 10uUr Senses  Soviet Press Charges Red China Forcing Final Split With Russia

German Peace Corps Started  Kennedy Assistance   Kennedy Assistance Helps Launch Plan

TERMS ACCEPTED IN STORMY VOTE Four Americans, 17 Others  Released By Bolivian Miners

At Least Twenty Killed; Family Of Six Is Wiped Out   Thousands Of Negroes Stage Big Antisegregation Rallies Across Country

Thousands Urge Race  Integration   _ Rallies ‘Conducted In At Least Eight Cities Over Holiday

Red China Bitter At Russians   Friendliness With U.S. Heavily Scored By Communist Pres:

Inspection Team Returns To Washington   MacNamara Silent On Contents Of Battlefield Tour

MeNamara. Taylor Hold Findings On Viet Nam Until Kennedy Meeting

New Issue in Supreme Court On Appointees  2 Officials Hold Positions Legally

Big Three Initial Treaty < et  Stage Set For Possible » Breakthrough On Wide Ranze of Cold War Problems

Temperature Chart   Dramatic Action Sets Stage For A Possible Breakthrough On Many Cold War Issues

Expect Test Ban Treaty Signing Today Report Last-Minute  Revisions To Pact Underway In Morning   Late News   Sign Ban Treaty

Mishap That Killed 8 Still Probed  Driver In Fatal Crash Stunned by Tragedy

Lunch Tab Grabbers Breathe More Easily  New Expense Account Rules Less Drastic than Feared

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   New Expense Account Rules Are Less Drastic Than Feared

New Expense Account Rules Less Drastic   Started Relief Rolls Fuss Newburgh City Manage On Trial For Bribery

Only Living Standard Cut — New Expense Account Rules Not So Drastic

IRS Announces an Expense Account Cut for Business   Regulations on Travel And Entertainment Are Set Forth by Caplin,

Expense Rules For Deductions Relaxed Slightly  Taxing Crackdown Eased for Limits On Entertainina

New. Expense Account Rules Less: Drastie — Than. Business Feared

New Regulations Less Drastic Than Expected  IRS ‘Eases’ Expense Account Rules

SUME: BREATHE MORE BASILE  New U.S. Tax Deductible Expenst Account Rules Less Drastic

‘Easy’ Tax Regulations  ee ORS  Rules Won't End  ‘Expense Living’

TAX DEDUCTIONS EASED  Marlinis Can Stay, Bul Chorus Girls Gotfa Go

New Rules On Expense  Tabs Issued  Provisions for Tax Deductions Less Drastic Than Feared

Men in Grey Flannel Suits Relax, Expense Account Tax Rules Eased

IRS Issues Basic Regulation Expense Account Rules Not Tough As Expected

Expense Account Living Reduced   IRS To Check Cases For ‘Lavishness’

US., Soviet Spy Trade Effected   One Of Americans Ir Captivity 23 Years; Four Pass In Air

Two For Two Swap Second In Three Vears  ne American in   One American In Prison 23 Years; Due In NY Today

Priest Believed Dead  United States, Russia Trade Imprisoned Spies

Alter 593-Hour Ordeal Young Brothers Rescued From Coal Mine ‘Tomb’

Rockefeller, Talk ‘Attacks JFK Policies   Republican Aspirant Says Leaders Show. Lack Understanding.

Rocky Hits JFK In Missouri Bid  New York Governor Jabs Foreiqn Policy

U.S. Offers to Train Cuban Refugee Unit  Opportunity to Stay in Armed Forces Included

Konrad Adenauer Leaves Office Today After  Fourteen Years As West Germanys’ Chancellor

Steps, Down Reluctantly  Chancellor Adenauer Leaves. Office Today

Ludwig Erhard Will Be New West German Chancellor Adenauer Ends Reign Today

Chancellor Stepping Down After 14-Years   Doesn’t Like Current Dealings With Soviet Union

Had Been Buying Stock Hoffberger Gets Control Of Baltimore Orioles Club

Another Year In The Red To Follow After Kennedy's Unbalanced Budget

Dillon Backs JFK's Deficit Spending Plan   Treasury Official Says Unbalanced Financing Planned ‘In Future”

Taft, Bliss In Rockefeller Eye Rocky Visits Citadel Of Ohio Republicanism

Survivors Flee Skopje by Thousands  As Typhus Threatens: More Are Found

Ten Found — Buried Alive In Rubble   Quake Kills 2 Americans; Typhus Epidemic Feared

Threat Of Typhus Epidemic Has Hif Yugoslavia City  Believe Nearly 700 Dead Still Buried Under The Rubble  —— —— =

Thousands Flee From  Quake City   Slavs To Raze, Rebuild Skopje; Typhus Threatens

Rescue work hampered by typhus threat  Girl, entombed   Girl, entombed 80 hours, pulled alive from rubble

Thousands Hee Scene Of Quake  A Typhus Epidemic Threatens Skopje; 900 Bodies Found

Abandoning City With Fear of Epidemics- Toll Estimated Near 1600 

Threat Of Typhus Epidemic Forcing Many Thousands To Flee Quake-Wrecked Skopje

-~THOUSANDS FLEE SKOPJE-_ Fear Ty phus Outbreak In Quake-Ruined City

Nearly 900 Bodies Recovered Threat Of Typhus In Quake-Rocked City A: Thousands Flee Area

}nousands Fleeing Yugosiavia Ciry- Typhus Epidemic Feared In Quake Area

Survivors Flee Yugoslav Capital As New Danger Of Typhus Epidemic Threatens

Thousands Flee Typhus-Scared Yugoslavian City  Authorities Say Search For More Survivors To End

Thousands Flee Area and Epidemic Threat —  Girl in Rubble 80 Hours Rescued

Thousands Flee City After Quake   Fear of Typhus Epidemic Frightens Survivors; Nearly 900 Bodies Found

Thousands Flee City After Quake   Government to Raze All Buildings In Ancient Capital

BUILDINGS T0 BE RAZED   Survivors Flee Threat O Epidemic; 900 Bodie: Recovered, 700 Stil Buried In Rubble.

Thousands Flee Stricken City, Typhus Threat  Number of Recovere Dp. diane Rae nw ONA

=-ear Typhus Epidemic in  Quake Aree   SKOPJE (AP) — Ten more survivors were plucked from the death tombs of Skopije’s earthquake ruins Monday,

Fear Typhus ‘To Break Out  Entire City to Be Razed _ After Devastating Quake

THOUSANDS OF SLAVS FLEE CITY   Epidemic Of Typhus Is Feared In Town Ravaged By Tremors

Slay Survivors Flee Threat of Typhus Spread   Stench Envelops Earthquake Area

—_ EPIDEMIC THREATENED—_  Thousands Of Survivors Flee Quake-Stricken Area

ALL SKOPJE BUILDINGS T0 BE RAZED   Survivors Flee Threat Of Epidemic; 900 Bodies Recovered, 700 Still Buried In Rubble.

Survivors Evacuate Quake-Shattered Skopje, Typhus Epidemic Threatened

Will end searca, raze stricken city, as epidemic tireat mounts   Firct American

Survivors Flee Yugoslavia City  Evacuation Is s Ordered  PAAMSFT AR

Quake Survivors Flee Skopje, Typhus Threat  900 Bodies Found,  Estimated 700 Didone Jd

Typhus Epidemic Threatens Skopje   Search For Survivors Is Ending

Ravaged Skopje .  To Be Lcandoned  Yugoslavia Maps Complete Razing

Survivors Fleeitig Macetlonian City lin Wake of Quake   Govertinent to Begin Razing: Lite Hope For Mora Rescues,

Thousands Fleeing  Desolation   Epidemic of Typhus Now Threatening

Thousands Flee Quake-Shattered Skopje, Near 900 Bodies Recovered

ea OND OND OND OTD Oe OND TD Te ND LN TNT TN IEEE  Evacuate Skopje  Flee Typhus Threat In Shattered City

1 600 Believed Dead  Quake Victims Flee To Lscape  ML we CNET Tf...  APA LEEL R D y Aus pu Ciie

NAME 11 STUDENTS ‘TO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AT GEHLEN  Special Dinner  Fallawe Ceramoany

NAME 11 STUDENTS TO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AT GEHLEN  Svecial Dinner

“Holds back progress”  Hughes reikes state's “old” operating ideas

Governor Seeks Health Center For Our State  Congress Is Told $50 Million Would  Re Saved In Time

_ Tells Congress Of $50 Million Saving Sanford Urges Triangle “As Health Center Site

 Chirb On Ilegitimacy Is Up Again l’’s Homecoming Night  In State ‘Legidlatars -

Curb On Illegitimacy Is Up Again It's Homecoming Night  Tn State Levislature

JFK MEETS ITALY’S CHIEFS    ete ee OF CI ysSburg’s Last Casuaity   Old Soldier Was Dying While Reliving the Battle

VWettysourg’s Last Casualty .  Old Soldier Was Brine While Reliving The Battle

Gettysburg’s Last Casualty...  Old Soldier Was Dying While Reliving The Battle

Spies and Secrets~—No. 2  CIA Is David Fighting Soviet Union Goliath

opies, secrets  (IA Mere David Fighting ‘Goliath Russia With Top Espionage Force in World

Spies, Secrets And The CIA:  ‘It’s U.S. David Versus Russian Goliath

As Vice Presidential Choice...  RFK Mentioned Most By County Chairmen

> Men Found Alive, 10 Dead In Utah Mine   Water Slows Rescue Work at Mine Where Man Trapped Since Aug. 17

Water Hampers Rescue Efforts  Microphone Picks Up Nothing In Mine

Bova Search Brings No  soe   Water Offers Snug  But Not SerIOuS   Say Recene Crew

Detect Water  As Crews Try To Find Bova   Deposit Is Termed Not Serious Enougl To Deter Rescuers

POLITICAL PROPHETS FIGURE: Rockefeller's Fate May Rest With Wife

Financial Trouble Still Faees State   C amitre ME Won't Sign Bills Uintil Wrasless. at nee

Legislators Face Certainty Of Snecial Session In 1964,   House Ready To Extend Draft Lasy

Fish and Game Vs. Highway Dept.  Board May Decide Whether to Sacrifice Part of Beaverhead River for Highway

Legal Hassle Looming Over Relocation of Beaverhead River Section South of Dillon

 fish cl Game ¥s. migdWway ep.   Board May Decide Whether to Sacrifice  Part of Beaverhead River for Highway

Storms Drift Through Rockies Flash Flood Rips Into Camping Area Sweeps Three Small Boys To Death

President's Brother Says Report of Row With Photographer Is Distorted

Thieves Die  In Dynamite  Explosion Trick Lures  / Men to Ambush: Blast Is Mystery

Table Shows Comparison Of. Number’ Of Davs Temperature Has Been_90.Or More’

Table Shows Comparison Of Number Of Davs Temperattire Has Been $0 Or More—

Unfinished Business to Keep Legislature Busy In Final Week Session

U.S. Embassy Attacked by Bulgaria Mob   State Department Protests, Demands Pay for Damage   U.S. Note to Russia Protests Wall Killinc

Visits Continuing Berliners Protest  Murder On ‘Wall’   ‘Held Up Briefly’

WATERFRONT STRIKE STILL ON ee eee IEW  Transportation Strikes Paralyze Philadelphia

Dock Workers, News Strikes Deadlocked As Transit Halt Hits Philadelphia

Mass Strikes Plague Firms Across Nation   Transit Workers May Strike in KC

House Leader Raps Foreign Policy Crities  Rep. Albert Voices  ia cil it i A i L\ 41D   Rep. Albert Voices Concern Over GOP Attacks on Subject

Carl Albert Voices Fear  Of Criticisn   Republican Attack May Lead To End Of Bipartisan Attac!

[Two o-Bill Pa ckage Is Studied  : ‘Dept. Of Mental Health Planned

b= A A. oan ea  = =a aa oa) wow “  me es eo —  saw Qaaqa  asg ee a en a ed

AFL-CIO Eyes Politics   Seeks More Force On State And National Scene

Labor Forces Flex Muscles   Want To Be Even More Potent Politically

Use The “Want Ads’   Read the Want Ads   Scout-o-rama at Waterloo Sat., May 4

Across From Haiti... . Heavy Movement of Soviet  Troops Reported in Cuba

751 More Reach Freedom  Cuban Refugees Report Soviet Submarine Base

Refugees Tell of New Sub Base  Two Russians To One Cuban te —_ Pieiamha

Russian Troops On Move, Says Cuban Refugee   Conditions Told As Exiles Arrive

Refugee Says Soviet Troops Close fo Haiti   Cargo Ship Brings 751 to Florida From Cuban Homes

LEAREMUMLL LOSS CRMRRLU LY STOTT T OTS LTE PRLS       Many Soviet Troops

Soviet Troops Move In Cuba  Refugees Report  eS RY. .   Refugees Report Many Seen Near Windward Passage

Strangulation Wave Continues In Boston   Unsolved Slayings Reach 10 As Bodies “Of Girl, Efderly Man Found Saturday —

Boston Tallies 9 and 10 Killed By Stranglers  Latest Slayings In Wierd Series  Seam Lnrelated

10 Unsolved Murders In  Boston Area   2 More Slayings By Strangulation Plague Police

Japan Skeptical  Ikeda Claims Red China Helpless Without Russia Even in Conventional War

Would Need Russian Aid, Asserts Ikeda   Chinese Participation In Disarmament Talks Deemed Unnecessary

Lack Vital Resources  Red Chinese Said Militarily Helpless Without Russians

says Japan's ikeda:  Red China Needs Soviet Help For NuclearWeapon:

(Editor’s Note: The following dispatch was written by the president of United Press International who is making an Asian tour.)

Tennessee Man ‘Dies’ Five Times  Before Getting Mechanical Lifesaver

Battery-Powered Device Aids Heart— “Died” Five Times, Given Mechanical Lease On Life

ee STARTED 10 PROTEST ——— Battery-powered heart keeps ‘dead’ man alive

Device In Abodmen Tenn. Man ‘Dies’ 5 Times Before Getting Mechanical Lease On Life

Mechanical Heart ~~. ‘Dies’ Five Times Before  Getting New Lease On Life

MECHANICAL LEASE ON LIFE  Man ‘Dies’ Five Times Of Heart Failure

Heart Victim “Dies” Fi ive Ti mmes  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *   Mechanical Device Keeps Business Man Alive

With Mechanical Device . .  Patient ‘Died’ Five Times Before Regainina Health

JACKIE TAKES BACK THE RING BEFORE BURIAL   Life Magazine Reveals White House Aide Returned It   WIDOW TELLS ORIGIN OF THE ‘FLAME’ IDEA

Joey, The Burro, Balks  * * *   Heehaws In Middle of Choir Number

Reaction To Assassination scorers arianiiaaaieneeeneeienaaaanbalaial  New Record Set By Stock Profits

$15 BILLION REBOUND IN VALUES Spectacular Market Spurt Tuesday Reflects Confidence In Economy

Congressional Session Nears Close. Legislators  Face Choice Between Tax, Civil Rights Passage

WEED TAX   Congress Time Running Out   Kennedy's “Musts” May Not Both Get Through This Year

Not Likely To Complete ‘Must’ Action   Subcommittee Still Working On Rights, House Has Tax Bill

Congress Short on Time to Complete Civil Rights and Tax Cut Action

Civil Rights Measur e Moy Lag _ Sig ig: rt ek,        rc Be cape No

Hopes Dim For Decisions On Tax Cut, Civil Rights Bills Before End of Year

A] Freight Cars Derail   Katy Mainline Tied Up At East Edae Of Erie

Bolivian Boss Of Labor Says Hostages Safe   Four Americans, Others Termed Not in Danger

State Continues Ban on Hunting, Use of Forests   Action Dashes Last Hopes of Sportsmen for Opening of  Casenn Gatnund aw

© TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nations Council of Churches Retigions Features)

Throne Tells Of His  Feelings To Press   Haggard, Happy, With Fellin Has Faith Bova Is Alive And Will Be Rescued Too

Harmony Sought By Demos   State Convention Asked to Support Governor's Program

23 DISTRICTS FOR CHICAGO   Proposal For Pre-Census Number Jars Republi_ cans Who Warn Gov  ernor OF “Crisis.”

DEMS SEEK 23 DISTRICTS FOR CHICAGO   Proposal For Pre-Census Number Jars Republicans Who Warn Governor Of “‘Crisis.”’

Kennedy Get: New Regime In Viet Nam   Premier Is Rated Well Qualified To Handle Crisis

Viet Nam Regime  Nguyen Tho, Former Vice President, ,To IHead New Government

Tho Expected To Take Over As Premier  Hac Served Asc   Has Served As Vice President Of Viet Nam

Awards Given at Birthday Dinner Of Area Red Cross   Honors and Appreciation for Dedicated Service te Bamaniiarian Crann

Awards Given at. . Birthday Dinner . Of. Area Red Cross   Honors .and Appreciation for Dedicated Service to Haumantiarien.Grann

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Kennedy does not plan to hold a news conference this week, the White House reported late Monday,

Navy Vessel Adrift With Ten Aboard   North Carolina Coast Battered; Tropical Storm Moving Slowly

FFA And FHA Sponsors Annual Christmas Dance  ha Och ne] Minnaombkar 34

FFA And FHA Sponsors Annual Christmas Dance At School December 21

Princeton Student Swept To Death In Flash Flood   CAR ROLLED OVER

Airlift for Overseas Defenses Predicted   Passage of Tax Cut © Bill This Year Unlikely

Committee Lagging In Hearings  Not An Ounce Of Effort Shown So Far Claime lana

Five Children Die  In Milwaukee Fire   Attic Playroom Swept By Flames; Mother Shopping

Five Children Perish in Blaze   Father and Mother Absent When Flames Start in Milwaukee Home

TALE OF N.Y. 'UNDERWORLD' On Christmas, a Saini Is Found in Brooklyn

He Floods The Building   Mattering Mailman Finds A Way To Beat City Hall

Politicians Needed Flushing Out’  City Hall Flooded By Disaruntled Mailman

Corn Sale _ To Hungary Authorized  U.S. Officials. Hope It Will Be  Only Reoinnina

Okay Sale Of Corn for Hungary   Export License Issued on Deal of $1,929,384

N-POWFPRED ME2CHANT CHIP   Report From Austin -- ' Legislators Pushing Issues Into Debate

FIRE BUG ON LOOSE? Suspect Seized in Fire At Martins Ferry Plant

Urge Equalization of Property Tax Values   Interim Group Says Tax Body Should Act

Should equalize property assessments, taxmen told   Control Board

Frigid Weather Envelops Vast Areas of U.S.   Arctic Air Pushing Deep Into Southland

-3 In Atlanta —  Parts Of Midwest, South Set Below-Zero Records   Area shivers—pg. 3   Subzero Cold Covers Nearly All of Hlincis

Would Lighten No. 190 Traffic  City & C-C Asking For Nolanville-Belton Road         Chamber of Commerce Talk Tourism, Traffic, Trade

Would Lighten No. 190 Traffic City & C-C Asking For Nolanville-Belton Road

Diplomatic Immunity Claimed  Release of Russian Pair In Spy Case Is Refused

U.S. Rejects Soviet Demand To Release Alleged Spies   U.S.-British Security Work ‘Unaffected’ by Spy Cases

Immunity Is Claimed On Red Couple   Protest On Egorov Arrests Made To Official At U.N.

Couple Held Tormune With  Link To U.N.   FRI Arrests Four Reportedly Ready  For Russian Reeall

Red Demand U.S. Give Up 2 Rejected   Immunity Claimed For Russian Couple Accused of Spying

Demand Made For Release of Soviet Couple  Have Diplomatic Immunity, Claim Of Red Officials

Russian Demand Denied AUSSI eee  Release of Soviet Spy Duo Rejected

Ex-Premier Triumphs in Greek Vote   Gains Substantial Margin Over Rival In Election Upset

Underdog Party Wins Greek Poll  Decisive Ma ajorit In Pa rliament

Center Union in Greek Poll Win  Party Falls Short of  Parliament Matority

NO MAJORITY DUE IN GREEK VOTING UPSET   Defeat May Put Former Premier Out OF Politics

Pops Artists   Pops Audience of 500 Gets Both Fun and Good Music

Last Obstacle Removed When France Doesn't Oppose Charge SUBS ARE PLEDGED U.S. and Britain to Make  Biatew. Mu.kt Bee hws

Long-Debated Plan Quickly Gets Approval   French Action Lifts Final Obstacle to Powerful Defense

15 Western Allies Agree lo A-Force   U.S., Britain Give Elements To Force; France Unopposed

U.S.-Sponsored Defense Proposal Swif tly Approved   Powerful Forces Given by Allies To Guard Europe

Select Beacon‘s Report On Assassination For SUI Slide Presentation

re EE  Reporters Front Page on Death Of President Cited as “Notable

Reverent Celebrations In Jerusalem ee  Dilarime To Holv Land Mark Christ's Resurrection.

Talks Slated On Katanga’: Surrender   Tshombe to Return To Elisabethville For Discussions

SET SURRENDER TALKS IN CONGO   UNOPPOSED ENTRY INTO KOLWEZI IS STILL FIRM ORDER

Tshombe in Leopoldville  Ready for Talks to Discuss Surrender Of Katanaa Provinc

TSHOMBE DUE FOR PARLEYS ON SURRENDER   President Slated to Arrive in Capital, Quit * Resistance      FIRM DEMANDS   UN _Lays Down Stiff Terms for Entering Kalwesvi Ares

Spacecraft Gets Awed Response From Viewers  Most Surprised At Small Size of U.S.  A «bene wivk V.bL?.l.

Spacecraft Gets Awed Response From Viewers   Most Surprised At Small Size of U.S. Astronaut Vehicle

Cites ‘Awesome Might’ of U. S. McNamara Gives Review  Of NATO Military Power

McNamara tells NATO ministers  U.S. atomic arsenal can destroy Reds if attacked

NATOTold Of Mighty U. S. Power  McNamara Says U. S. Can Cate Bap Trealf in Wan

NATO Parley Told About U.S. Might   McNamara Tells of Power fo Destroy Russian Society

Atomic Might Told to NATO   U.S. Arsenal Could Wipe Out Russian Society, Says McNamara

U.S. Atomic Strength Perils Russ              McNamara Ta ik Assures ‘NATO

McNamara Says Awesome Might Of Atomic Arsenal  Could Destroy Russians

U.S. CAN DESTROY RUSS, NATO TOLD   Ho PE RESTS WITH SENATE  Foreign Aid Marks First LB) Defeat

Defense Chief Addresses NATO McNamara Says West Could Destroy Russia

NATO Told West Able In Any Size War   MeNamara Cites Arms For Nuclear, Conventional Clash

MeNamara Tells NATO Of A-Power  Secretary Says U. S.   Secretary Says U. 5S. Arsenal Could Destroy Russians

McNamara Gives Views  NATO Told U.S.  A-Arsenal Could  Destroy Russians

McNamara tells NATO U.S. able to take care of itself in any kind of war, little or big   Varied defence

If West Were Subjected To Nuclear Surprise Attack  U.S. Could Destroy Russia --McNamara

McNamara Cites American Might  Tells NATO Ministers U.S. Ready for Any Kind of War

Holds West Too Strong  For Russia  "McNamara Talks _Of Awesome Might

Could Destroy Soviet Society If At tacked  VUJsanet Cteana Frais   West Strong Enough To Protect Itself

McNamara Tells NATO West Able to Take Care of Itself in Any War, Big or Little

U. S. Retaliatory Power Could Destroy Russia, McNamara Tells NATO

Webb: U.S. Will Get to Moon First   Space Program Chief Says We’re Ahead On Techniques

Scranton Is Not  Running   Believes Draft For President Or Vice-President “Impossibility’

PUBLIC HEARINGS Si ART  Rails Asks Arbitration Board to Start All Over

Rail Work Rules Case In Hearing   Board Asked To Go Over Entire Case

Drop Old Bids. Rail  Lines Ask   Study Merits Of Dispute, Board (rf Arbitrators Urged

New Start on Settlement Wanted Disregard Earlier  Offers, Rails Ask

Rails Hearing Starfed Today  Companies Asking Start at Beainnina

Where The Money Goes   Railroads Ask for New Start in Work Dispute

Inside Teday   Shaff Reapportionment Plan Facing First of lowa Legislative Hurdles

Shaff Plan Runs Into First Snag   4 GOP Senators Oppose Wording; May Delay Remap

Loses Gamble to Keep Leg Controversial Drug Fails to Save Illinois Girl's Life

Pretty T r Relied on Krebiozen, Died of Ca  She Gambled on Life--And Lost

Justice Building Is Target   Demands To See J. Edgar Hoover About ‘Evidence’

BOMBER’ TRIGGERS UPROAR  . Brives Un Stens Of Justice Department

Threat Made To Blow Up  Justice ra Man Drives Car on  ¢ @a.....  .   Man Drives Car on Steps and Demands  Parley With Hoover

FBI ‘BESEIGED’  Bomb Threat Scares Capital   THE ATTORNEY GENFERAI

Capital Ruffled By Bomb Threat  Arizona Man Drives Car on Steps of Justice Building

Washington Startled By Bomb Threat   Man Drives Car Up Justice Dept. Steps But Bomb Not Found

TEAR GAS ENDS “BOMB” SCARE IN THE CAPITAL   Man Drives His Auto Up FBI Steps With Fake  Explosives   DEMANDED HUDDLE WITH G-MAN CHIEF

BILL ON WAY TO WHITE HOUSE FOF LBJ SIGNATURE   ACTION FOLLOWS GOP PROTEST ON VACATION BREACH

$3 billion for LBJ to spend  Wheat credit goes through   BULLETIN 

ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ARGUMENT i i Congress Slowdown Helps the Taxpayers

Billion Dollars Saved Already  ‘Do-Nothing' Congress Saving Taxpayers Money

Drinking Bout Fatal For Youth   Larry Tankerseley DOA At Hospital

Suspend Highway Engineer  Irregularities in State Road Prompt Actior

Engineer Is Under  Suspension Involved in Work On Highway 63 Said Substandard

aati nee eri nie annem a  Ennis Riding-Rodeo Club Receipts Ist Group of 30 Monday Evening

Lawyers’ Vote Says He’s Unfit  nn ee em eR  Rabinovitz Poll Affect a Questior

),040 Lawyers  See Rabinovitz  As ‘Unqualified State, National  Law Groups Rap JFK Selection

1,110 Cuban Refugees Land In Florida   Many Sick After Rough Trip Aboard Freighter

1,170 Cuban Refugees at Florida Port   Largest Single Group of Exiles Freed by Castro

Compromise Bill Slated For 2nd Vote   President Receives Severe Blow to His Prestige in Turndown

Congress set for foreign aid showdown ns hc selenide at cht dre  Wheat sale feud blocks odiwarviiana

Issue Delays  Adjournment House Deals Johnson Setback   House Deals Johnson Setback In Grain Sales Controversy

Homes Lost Typhoon Smashes Saipan   Boeing Pact Revision Hopes Held by Union

Saipan Is Shredded By Typhoon   95 Per Cent Of Isle’s Homes Are Destroyed

Most Saipan Buildings Torn Downi in Storm     a ee! Te en    "95. Per Cent of “Homes Destroyed ~ By Typhoon. Olive

Typhoon Olive Destroys 95 Per Cent Of Homes In Saipan; Loss $2 Million

Loss Heavy As Typhoon Rips Saipao   Island’s Homes Are 95 Per Cent Gone; Damace $2 Million

More Than 6,000 Expected Today For Area Tour  Dogwood Event — May Set New

Scheduled To Go Home In 8 Days  Coed, Rescued In Yukon, To Lose Her 5 Right Toes

 Plumpness Helped Survival  ‘Miss Klabento Lose ‘Toes on One Foot

xescuer reprimanded Yukon survivors recovering from numerous injuries

Rescued Girl To Lose All Toes on One Foot   Both Will Be Able To Leave Whitehorse Hospital Soon; Pilot of Rescue Plane Reportedly Reprimanded by Official

Their Health Found OK — ~ Yukon Crash Survivors Found in High Spirits

HAPPY, HOPEFUL AGAIN. Yukon Crash Survivors Mend; Woman to Lose 5 Right Toes

She'll Lose Five Toes—  Heroine of Yukon Is Going Home In  About Eight Days

Pilot Who Rescued Pair From Frozen Yukon Fined $15 For Making Landing

But She And Pilot Doing Fine — Rescued Heroine Faces Amputation Of 5 Toes

Pilot, Girl In Good Spirits ... . Miss Klaben Will Lose Toes: On Her Right Foot

Rescued Plane Crash Victims In High Spirits And Soon May Leave Hospital

Singer, Actress Separated After Brief Marriage   Rescued Girl To Lose Five Toes  * ik we Lk * * x * *«* * * * * * * *   Pilot Saved In Far North Saga Appears Livelier

Girl Rescued in Yukon to Lose Toes on Right Foot   Miss Klaben, Flores Making Quick Recoveries in Hospital

Yukon Heroine Must Have Five Toes Amputated, Still Has Some Good News

Passenger, Pilot Are  Recovering   Rescuer Fined For Landing; He Says

—Girl Losing Toes— Yukon Ordeal Survivors Show Courageous Spirit

DILOT SAID RECOVERING Heroine of Yukon Ordeal To Lose Five Right Toes

Vote Earlier Mourning Dove Hunt Bag Limit Reduced From 15 To 1  Game And Fish Commission Orders Whitewing Season Closed

In Desolate Mexican Country .. .  17 Adventurers Obiect of Search

Search On For River Explorers   14 Americans Missing A Week In Mexican Canyon

U.S. Intensifies Search For Missing Explorers In Mexican Wilderness

14 Missing On River Exploration Found In Good Shape, Need No Help

Adventurers Lost  Military Rescue Teams Called In  On Mexican Search

Today’s Good Reading ....   Hunted in Northern Wilds of Mexico —  14 Explorers Missing

14 MISSING FOR WEEK IN BLEAK MEXICAN AREA  Hunt Grows For Group In Canyon

Helicopters Join Search for Americans Missing on Trip into Mexican Canyon

Daring Group Took Trip In Rugged Area   Americans Hunted In Mexican Gorge By USAF Planes

IN MEXICO      Aerial Search Resumes For Missing U. S. Adventurers

AF, ARMY HEED CALL FOR AID IN BIG EFFORT   Yank Expedition af 12 Men, 2 Women Missing a Week   ISTH IN HOSPITAL   Official Not ‘Alarmist of Overly Optimistic’ About Others *

Americans. Safe _ in Mexico Wilds. :  Pilot Sights 14 Feared °  ee ane: ee Sey eer

No Word From Explorers  U.S. F orces Searching  For Group in Mexico

Missing Over A Week  Rescuers Hunt 14 U.S. Adventurers In Mexico

Gov't fo Aid U.S. Explorers Stuck in Gorge  River in Mexico So Low Rafts Can’t Travel: Fond Gana

In Desolate N. w. Mexico  U. S. Moves in Helicopters In Search for Adventurers

' Government Presses Search For 14 Americans Lost ‘On Exploration Trip In Desolate Region Of Mexico

_  SATURDAY High 77 Low 37  YESTERDAY  vr... an VT mexse S&H   LOST IN DESOLATE MEXICO WILDERNESS  nena ett ete  Search Pushed For U.S. Adventurers

‘Copters, Team Join Search Hoe! =+ ember shel tai  Rescuers Hunting 14 Explorers In Wilds Of Mexico

Member of Group Spotted by Plane In Desolate Area  Others Contacted  in  peer hkearAawme f«£ AIS

txplorers in ‘Fine Condition’...  ‘Lost’ U.S. Expedition Found by Plane Searchers

Missing Explorers All Safe in Mexico   Search Plane Locates Them

No Need For Elaborate Rescue Effort   River Runners To Take Train To Chihuahua

Americans In Party Search Pressed For 14 Missing In Mexico Wild:

Exploration Party Said Safe in Desolate Area— 14 Missing Americans Found In Mexico Wilds   By LOU ARMIJO

Rafts Spotted Sunday   One Brings News Of The Dilemma   Bulletin

Lost Expedition  x« *«K* € x x x x K € Fee ®  = a  , A ®  >_>,   U.S. Group Missing In Desolate Mexico Area

— IN DESOLATE MEXICAN AREA —  Search Pushed For Daring U.S. Adventurers

Thousands Jam Square  As Pontiff Breathes Last   Chronology of Suffering Pontiff's Mortal Strugele

Opposition Appears In Russia   Khrushchev Believed In Battle Over Budget, Wins Only Partial Victory

26th CarDeath: Driver Charged   2 Hurt As Girl Driver ‘Crashes Car Into Home

State Assembly Faces Backlog Of Legislation   Progress Depends on Whether Demos Decide to Resume Stalling Tactics.

General Assembly Returns To Work Faced By Huge Backlog Of Measures

President, Red Envoy Hold Talks   Troops In Cuba Issue Is Raised

President, Gromyko in Conference   Both Sides Seek Possible New  Areas of Accard

East, West Seek New Ground For Accord  J FK, Gromyko Hold ‘Two-How Conference;  _ Make No Repor

Kennedy Pushes Soviets On Troops Still In Cuba   Reds May Seek More U.S. Farm Products

"House Nixes Moon Trip With Reds, Clears $5.1 Billion For Space '   —JFK, GROMYKO MEET AS NIK ISSUES APPEAL—  U.S., Russia Willing To Widen Accord

Cuban Issue  Talks Topie   Gromyko’s Response  To JEK Undisclosed

Inmate Clubs L.A. Mobster in US. Prison      Hoodlum Condition ‘Very Serious'; Rush Him to Hospital

‘Outlines evolution of gang control  Valachi tells sordid story of gangland killings

Valachi Links Genovese To Gambling   Says Convict Has ‘Interests’ In Las Vegas

Housewives Reassured—  Congress Unit Maps Probe  Into Soaring Sugar Prices

Panel Maps Sugar Price Boost Probe   But But Panic Buying Will Hike Prices  Sugar Supply Here Is Called Adequate

On Inside Pages   Barricade Solves Little for Communists ..  - Berlin Wall 2 Years Old

Even ‘Wall-Keepers’ Escaping  East Berlin Wall Has Not Solved Red's Problems

Conditions Bad, Morale Low, Border Guards Deserting Daily  ‘The Wall' Hasn't Solved East Germany's Problems   Decoiked Ry Civilians

On Inside Pages   vs Solves Little for Communists ..  - Berlin Wall 2 Years Old

Sno” Boy ( nre ported al  Ship Still Unlocated.  Tabletop Recovered

WANTED TO BEAT BOBO Divorcee’s $6.5 Million Settlement Marks Goal

More Than Bobo Got  Heiress Wins $6.5 Million  In Divorce Settlement

Held for Eight Days ‘American Colonel Released By Venezuelan Terrorists

Col. J. Chenault ls Unharmed by Pro-Red Capfors   Kidnaped on Eve of Presidential Vote

U.S. Aide Released in  Venezuela Officer Kidnaped   Officer Kidnaped By Terrorists Is Found Unharmed

U.S. Colonel Released By  Terrorists  Chenault Unhurt After Kidnaping By

Vehicles collide on bridge approach   See another mild weekend in makince   CAMPAIGN A FAILURE : Terrorists release kidnaped U.S. colonel

Pro-Red Terrorists Release U.S. Colonel   Chief of U. S. Military Mission In Venezuela Is Unharmed

Caracas:  Col.Chenault Is Released  In Venezuela  American Officer Unharmed by 8 Days in Captivity

Pro-Communist Terrorists Free American Officer  Was Victim Of A Kidnaping 8 Days Ago In Caracas

U.S. Officer  Released By FALN Reds   NONE INJURED   WALKED HOVE   CENTER-LEF]

Red Terrorists Free Colonel   FALN Frees U.S. Officer  Near Home

@@e@e@e0e000e000000000009060080 Venezuelan Terrorists Free Kidnaped American

Terrorists Release U.S. Army Officer   Colonel Unharmec By Venezuelan Pro-Communists

American Officer Is Freed by Rebel Venezuelan Reds  Had Been Grabbed   Had Been Grabbed In Futile Attempt Ts Healt Flectiana

Uneasy Truce on Morocco Border  Fighting Is Stopped Alona Sahara Front

Uneasy Truce Prevails On The Frontier  Moroccan-Algerian Border Battling  ASA FtAe tiv ae AR

JFK Displays Driving Power On Golf Links   Shows No Sign Of Back Ailment

Estes Given 15 Years for Mail Fraud  Court Assails Promoter for Giant Swindle

Billie Sol Estes Given 15-Year  Prison Sentence Judge Castigates   Judge Castigates Texas Financier For ‘Gigantic Swindle

Estes Given Prison Term  In Swindle   Federal Jurist In Harsh Words During Sentence

. BRL NEM AIL. PEA AN CUINGG YD ARS Secret Talks Discuss Placing  Haiti Under OAS Control

PRAYER FOR...  e I0QDAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Couneil of Churches Religious Features)

Senate Okay for Longer Trucks  Only On Highways Over 22 Feet Wide

State's Higher Schools Would Get More Money   John Hikes State Costs Of Operation

Kennedy Tax Plans Get Crossfire Of Criticism Reuther Offers Plan

‘Too Little, Too Late,’ Reuther Says—  Fresh Criticism Aimed At Kennedy Tax Program

Bulldozer Burned Near Elkton  Fire Causes $8,000  Loss at Lisbon Home

GUANTANAMO ‘ATTACK’ REVEALED  Pilot Gives More Pig’s Bay Details

Pilot Reveals Plan For Fake Aerial Attack On Guantanamo ‘To Give Excuse For U.S. Action

In View Of Invasion’s Failure  Editor Reveals Proposed Fake Attack On Gitmo

 Full Scale Welfare Probe Demanded   Barron Calls Special Legislative Session

ASC ELECTIONS FOR PALO ALTO SET SEPT. 19   Urge All Eligible To Vote

Religion Won't Hamper JFK In '64, Udall Says   Thant Is Optimistic About Disarmament

Florida:  Mote Refugees Atrive in U. S.   Rough Trip From Cuba Makes Many Seasick

Life’s End   LE MARS CAFE OWNER — ARCHIE WALDO IS DEAD AT AGE OF 51  Hold Funeral. Rites Monday at Rock Branch

Life’s End  LE MARS CAFE OWNER ~— ARCHIE WALDO IS DEAD AT AGE OF 51  Hold Funeral Rites

Proposals Ending Racial Conflict in Birmingham Meet Campaign Goals

BI-RACIAL GROUP AGREES ONPACT IN- BIRMINGHAM   Accord Has No Official Status; City Must Take Action   HAILED BY KING   Sees ‘Climax’ If Not the End of Segregation Conflict

‘DR. KING TELLS ‘OF ACCORD ON FOUR POINTS   However, City Officials Warn They're Not Party To Terms /      NEGROES CALL OFF DEMONSTRATIONS

Biracial Unit OKs Demands  For Integration  King Calls Off Demonstrations In “Good Faith’

 No Official Status  Citizens Group Reaches Agreementin Birmingham

Group Claims Racial Truce    Citizens’ Committee Agreement Still Not Official In Birmingham

Four Points Outlined In Biracial Pact   City Leaders Insist Agrecment Lacking Any Official Status

Agreements Reached In Birmingham  Biracial Citizens Committee Ends Protest Conflict

Negro Leader Says Pact Not Official Move  Marches Called Off   Marches Called Off By King on Basis o! ‘Good-Faith’ Accord

W. Va. Girl, Studying In Boston, Slain In Her Apartment   Minister WhoPerformedRocky’s Ceremony May Face Censure

Land, Brown Petition For Former Jobs  Prosecution Cites Hung Juries, Cost, SS oe rr eee

Sewer Line To Garland Completed  Two Cities Share Treatment Plant Operation Costs

Senate To Get Treaty Today   26 Nations To Sign During Day; U.S. Approval Seen After Debate

Hearings Start Monday  Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Opened to Other Nations

TEST TREATY THROWN OPEN TO COUNTRIES   Australia Will Lead Signing Of First 26 Nations   SENATE HEARINGS BEGIN ON MONDAY

Senate To Get Nuclear Ban Treaty Today  Bi be is Troe   Spokesmen for Both Parties Predict Ratification

2 Countries Sign Test Ban Treaty Today   Senate Will Get Pact And Special Kennedy Message

16 Scheduled To Sign New Treaty Today   President To Send Document To Senate With His Messaae -

26 Nations Will Sign Ban Treaty   Senate To Hear Ratification Plea Today

Arter rare operation  Two-year-old surviving like any normal child

Kremlin Agrees To Direct Line  With Kennedy   Seen As Necessary Safety Link To Prevent Accidental War

Accord Called First Break Of Arms Talk   Negotiations Expected To Begin Next Week On Connection Devise

'Between Moscow- Washington  Kremlin agrees to open direct communications link

Soviet Agrees On Open Wire Link to U.S.   Safety Device to Bar Accidental War; Big Break in Arms Talks

HOT WIRE IDEA DESIGNED FOR MISSILE SLIPS   Link Between Capitals Weuld Give Alert, Stress Accident   FIRST ACHIEVEMENT TOWARD DISARMING

Drops Previous Conditions; Called First Achievement In Arms Talks

PLAN REFERRED TO AS WORST IN STATE HISTORY  NO ATTEMPT TO  BE MADE TO PUT : BILL UP AGAIN

Clean Up Drive Starts Wednesday   Clean Up In Business District On Opening Day

Ceremonies to Start at 6:30 P.M. Jail. Dedication. Rite Wednesday

Baker Got Tax Favor For Firm   Congressman Says Helpful Ruling Had Committee’s OK

Sentinel Links Byrnes To Baker Stock Operation  Milwaukee Firm's Plea for Tax Aid

Trio Serious After Collision Near Paulding   Debbie McDouggal Dead; Her Father Taken To Parkview

Manned Space Lab Is Planned  McNamara Tells Of New Project At News Meeting

AIR FORCE PROGRAM  aac ase bsteeenememeaneeeneemmneneenmmeanenememeesasiannnnenemeneeeneenemanemmmammmmmantiaaaiall  Orbiting Lab To Be Butlt

Dyna-Soar project abandoned  Air Force will develop Sec. McNamara announces

ORBITING LABORATORY PROPOSED   Project Replaces Dyna-Soar Work For Air Force

Dyna-Soar Project Scrubbed .     New Air Force Assignment  Calls for Space Laboratory

Riofing Follows Student Arrests  Teenagers Throw Rocks at School

100 Pupils Arrested In Saigon Riot   Bavonet- Wielding Troops Roar In After Rock-Tossing

—-UNREST LEADS TO NEW RIOTS Troops Arrest More Students In Saigon

Welsh Proposes State Budget Of $1.684 Billion For 63-65   Says State Is Not Promoting Tourism

Johnson Sworn In As New President   Man, 24, Held: Not Established He Fired Shot Which Killed President

Suspect Is Arrested Within Hour; Lyndon Johnson Takes Oath as Chief Executive; Returns to Capital

Ex-Marine Oswald Formally Charged With Murder; Rifle found: Lyndon Johnson Takes Oathas President

Two Shots Strike President; Oath  Given to Johnson   Jacqueline Kennedy Sitting Just Ahead Of Chief Executive in Car When Slug Rips Wound in Head: Hunt for Assassin

Oath Given To Johnson  Aboard Jet   President Lives Barely 30 Minutes After Sniper's Bullet Strikes Him; Suspected Killer Of Cop In Buildina

Kennedy Succumbs After Rifle Fired At Auto in Dallas  Towac Cavernar Wannded. Rut   Texas Governor Wounded, But Condition Called Satisfactory

Russia Says Japan Plans U.S. A-Arms   Possible Acceptance Of Atomic Submarine: Draws Red Warning

Rusk Calls On Americans To Complete Task Lincoln Began With Proclamation

Liberty for All Men — Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address Lauded by Rusk

LEADER BLASTS  NEGROES AS OWN  WORST ENEMY SCOLDING COMES  AFTER PEACEFUL DEMONSTRATION

Negro Aide Rip: ‘Uncle Toms   Detroit Colored Folks Said “Too Satisfied’

Negro Aide Rips Uncle Toms’  Detroit Colored Folks cC.+ 5 iF... @ _,* g+ gf

2,000 Marchers Are Scolded by One of Leaders  Envoy of Governor le Baned hy w

Negro hero lambasts complacent brothers ‘CA SATISFIED ITS SICKENING’

Forest Fire Danger Cited In District   Area Forester Pats Emphasis On Drv Spell

Bongo Revelers Jailed ——  Historic Church Scene  Of Raid By Policemen

Hawaiians Cheer For  Astronaut   Cooper Finally Sets Foot On Solid Ground

Longshoremen (Turn to Page 12)   Great Bend Police Chief ls Fired By City Council

Communists  Cancel Talks   Soviet, Red Chinese Reported Far Apart

However, Chinese Deny It Means End For Moscow Talks      KREMLIN HAD GIVEN PEKING SHARP DiG

Red Chinese Halt Confab With Soviet   Action Follows Moscow’s Rebuke; To Resume Today

No Progress Indicated In Peace Talks   Communist China Gets Stinging Rehnke From Rruesi-

Session Of Red Talks  Canceled  i I   Moscow Meeting !s Recessed After Stinging Rebuke

Red Giants Still Seem Far Apart   No Explanation For Canceling Tuesday Talks

Contract Sale ls Scheduled For Nov. 26   Roadside Rest Area Will Be Like Those On Interstate Roads

Gaines Area Economy At Even Pace March’s Bank Call Figures Indicate

Africans Battled By Reds   ‘Unhappy Students ‘Revolt in Bulgaria

AFRICANS RIOT IN BULGARIA OVER RED BAN      200 Students Clashed With Club-Wielding Po lice, Vienna Hears   SCORES INJURED   Group Defies Sofia Edict Against Union, Protests Arrests

Pay Hike Approved For City Collector  Council Extends Date   Councif Extends Dote On Sanitation Pact

LONG RANGE ETRE ND     " Bmes of W We: ather man Sav U.S. Gets Cooler

Hot Spell’s Over; U.S. Is Colder   Weather Expert Finally Admits What We Knew

Nab Suspect In Robbery   Police Say Narcotics User Held in $262 WU Holdup

SUSPECT NABBED IN ROBBERY CASI   Accused of $262 Holdup a Western Union Office Here

“Heavy Workload: —  sAssembly T Turns E Eyes To Slots, Track Bills

Soviet Cosmonauts Break Records  For Snace Flights, Orbit Dwindles

Bykovsky Orbiting In Fifth Day   Spaceman Losing Altitude + Landing fndieated Near

Man’s Orbit Shrinking  Soviet Pair Continues Setting Space Records

Soviet Spaceman Breaks All Mark: For Earth Orbits   Bykovsky Aloft oe, ee. ) oo er vee   Bykovsky Aloft 5 Days; Valentina In Her 3rd Day

Landing Near For Russian Space Pair   Bykovsky Sleeps As’ Woman Circles Earth

All Records Are Broken For Flights In Space  Russian Enters Fifth Day Aloft   Russian Enters Fifth Day Aloft Girl Cosmonaut Starts Third

\Newspaper Reports US Has Document Outlining Red Knowledge Of Our Strategy

SPEEDS ALONG SILENT STREETS President In New York To Attend Lehman Funeral

Top Security Effort Marks Johnson Visit   New York Musters All-Time Maximum Security Precaution

Surrounded by Guards   LBJ Zips In and Out   Cuban Held President Threatened   Bolivia Vows to Aid American Hostages

Johnson At Funeral Of Lehman   President Gets Maximum Security Guard in N.Y.C.

Bond Is $25, 000   N. Y. Security At Peak For Johnson’s Sad Call

Johnson Attends Funeral, Visits  Hoover In N. Y.   5.000 Uniformed Police, Agents, Plainclothesmen Patrol Route

Attends Leiman FE uneral Se  N.Y. Drops Security Net  ‘Over Visiting President

Artifieral Leo. bor Litthe Girl   Nash Scheduled For Inauguration

on Welcomes Decision  8]-Year-Old Englishman Forbidden To Operate Aufo For Next 10 Years

See ee ee ee eee ee ee a a a  ae — ee ee  Family Happy When Highway  reed of I Uppy

JFK Gives Startled Indonesian, 19, Tie Clasp in Return for His Own

News Reporter Won't Name Sources  For ‘Scoop ‘on Big TFX Contract

Kennedy To Remain In Capital for March   Bobby Kennedy Says  Civil Rights Action To Put Out Flame:

Bill Aimed at Racial Discord   Committee Hears Robert Kennedy on Civil Rights Plan

Testifying On Civil Rights Atty. Gen. Wants ‘Justice’, Wirtz Stresses Economies

‘Discord’ Target Of Rights Bill   Atty. Gen. Kennedy, Wirtz Tell Committees Plan Good for Al!

To ‘Stamp Out Discord’  Bob Kennedy In Third Appeal For Rights Bill

Attorney General Says emanates ay  Civil Rights Bill Aimed At Stamping Out Discord

Where to Find I   Authorities to Question  Wife of Wounded General

Livestockmen Urged To Complete Information Sheet !n Sending Specimen

Home Fights Off Assault Of Laborites   Stormiest Session In Years Is Held in  House of Commons

Laborite Assault Repulsed   Party, Without. His” Presence, Wins Hot -Fiqht In Parliament

Texas Highway 70 MPH Speed Limit Goes Into Effect Friday, August 23rd

House Passes GOP Plan To Reapportion, 36-42; Fate In Senate Doubttul

U.S. Bans. CubaTradé, Ties Funds   Move Aimed at Castre Subversion.

2,000 More Russ Troops Leave Cuba   _. Kennedy Say $ There Has Beén * o Exddié it Past 314 Months

State Democrats Pick Hanson as Party Chief   Mellen Man Replaces Patrick Lucey As Chairman; Nikolay Vice Chairman

Man Survives 20-Day Ordeal In State Forest With Only One Candy Bar For Nourishment

Self-Imposed Ordeal : Found In Forest, ‘Lost’ Man Regains Strength

‘LOST’? MAN FOUND AFTER LONG ORDEAL  Circleville Man Eats Little During 20-Day Tar Hollow State Park Stay

Can ‘Explosion’ Be Avoided Wednesday?  Hot, Humid Weather Set for Rights Protest March

Hope For Best, Prepare For Worst... Law Enforcement Officers  Expect 100,000 Marchers

Tense Questions Hover Over D. C. March   Hot And Humid Weather Likely; Police Urge:  Leave Cars Home

Austin March Gathers Steam   SCHEDULED WEDNESDAY  Washington March Called  Social Protest Experiment

Water Pours Into Helena  And Missoula   Other Area Flood Pictures Inside

Red Regime Claims CIA Agent Slain   2,000 Russians Leave Cuba Port On Soviet Vessel

Castro Claims Downfall Of ‘Spy Ring’ In Cuba   Of Mysterious Red Planet  Telescope Shows Details

Assails Gordon Statement  Sen. Byrd Calls for Ouster Of New Director of Budget   Liberty Amendment

Defense Aide Too Hopeful Over Viet Nam  Sylvester Admits He   Sylvester Admits He Went Too Far in Hi: Appraisal of Battle

SYLVESTER RETREATS Viet Nam Optimism May Have Been Too Great, Aide Says

McNamara Aide’s: Answer— Optimistic Viet Nam Report Could Change

Those Press Reports From South Viet Nam May Hiave Been a Bit Too Rosy After All

U.S. Utticial Alters Views On Viet Nam  May Have Made Situation Seem Too Optimistic

Sylvester's Optimism ‘Too Far.   S. Viet Nam Facts Still Being Sought By Defense Chief

Maryland City Under "Martial Law’   Demonstrations Are Suspended By Inteqrationists

3 Seized After Telephone Call On Kidnaping  Bie Pcs ebe avi   2 Ex-Convicts and Another Man Under Arrest in {Illinois

Wants Concessions in Any Transaction With Soviets: Matveey Says Russ Have Enough Wheat to Last Until Summer

Sen. Dirksen Favors Wheat Sale To Reds      Wants Gold On The Barrelhead

Dirksen Asks Fringe Benefits In Sale of Whea   Senate GOP Leader Indicates He'll Back Deal With Russians

Pay With Purchase — Dirksen Favors Russian  Gold for U. S. Wheat

Battle Over: Rail Proxy . Warms Up  Key Participants Argue in New York

Boston Schools Boycott Hailed Negro Success   Order Maintained; 3,000 Skip Classes

Protest ‘De Facto: Segregation’— Negro Students Boycott Boston Public Schools

Negroes boycott schools in Boston   3,000 students skip classes to protest de facto segregation

Negroes Boycott Boston Schools  Action Is Called A Success Today

Boston Hit By Boycott Of Schools   3,000 Negroes Skip Classes In Racial Protest

PROTEST ALLEGED SEGREGATION  3,000 Negro Pupils Skip Boston Classes

Some 3,000 Boston Negro Pupil: Boycott Classes in Mass Protest   Charge 'DeFacto Segregation’ In City's Schools

iN Birmingham ———  Guardsmen Standby   Alabama City Gnly Racial Trouble Snot

Integration Peaceful At 2 Schools   Wallace Pledges _ To Continue Fight For Seeregation

Alabama Guard, Under U.S. Control, On Standby Alert In Three Southern Cities

NHU Professor Is Criticized  For Position Daggett Ideas Called Weird

Faulty Radar At Bermuda Corrected   Launch ‘Scrubbed’ 12 Minutes Before Scheduled Liftoff

Radar Is Repaired; All Equipment Set   Weather ‘Looks Good’ For Early Launch; Optimism High At Cape

The inside story   Queen seals appointment  Lord Home succeeds in forming cabinet

Gets Royal Appointment To New Post   To Resign Earldom Expect Cabinet Announcement

From 3 Cabinet Membe  British Leader Facing Hurdles In Organizing New Government

Home Organizes Cabinet Despite Split In Party   Dritish Foreign Secre: tary Appointed Prime Minister by  Queen.

Lord Home forms new government   Home overcomes resistance of three cabinet ministers

Home Faces Struggle In Forming New Government, 3 Ministers Rebel

 ’ 4 1 e ry Spectacle In Sky Thrills Thousands ee a  Nip In The Air Greets Arrival ‘Of Autumn At 2:24 P.M. Today     }

Spectacle In Sky Thrills Thousands  Nip In The Air Greets Arrival Of Autumn At 2:24 P.M. Today

More Than 70 Girls, Nuns Die When Roof Collapses on Parochial Schoo! in Ecuador

Evers Called Race ‘Martyr At Services   Negro Speaker Say: ‘Whites Facing Moment of Truth’

Several Problems Involved In Teaching Proper Reading   By FRANKIE McCARTY

Educators See Future Improvement  In Methods of Teaching Johnny to Read

Kepublicans Also View Nixon — een ew NIxon  Poll Indicates Goldwater's Strenath

Goldwater Favored For 1964   Pollsters Give Barry Runaway Margin So Far

Arizonan Overwhelming Favorite of Party's Leaders Nationwide  GOLDWATER 85-PCT. CHOICE IN GOP POLI

In Nationwide Poll   Goldwater Leads Field  As Presidential Favorite

ov Fer Uent for Darry .  Goldwater Runaway Choice for GOP  Presidential Nomination in AP Poll

65 Per Cent Pick Barry Poll Shows Goldwater Top  Choice in Republican Race

Trouble Is Seen In Nomination  Nationwide Survey Selects Barry As Strongest Republican Choice

GOP POLL REVEALS   (GOT TULL REVEALS  Barry Strongest C andidate

Goldwater Backed by  Chairmen   Four-fifths of County Chairmen Support Arizona Senator. Nixon Second

Goldwater Favored ‘As Candidate  Called GOPs - Strongest Man Against Kennedy

THE INSIDE STORY   Barry Runaway GOP Poll Choice   State, County Leaders Say He’s Strongest Choice, Will Be Nominee   CALIFORNIA   OTHERS MENTIONED

Goldwater Favored  By GOP   County Chairmen Over the Nation Views In a Poll

Goldwater Far Ahead, Poll of GOP Indicates   Strongest Choice Against Kennedy

NIXON NOSES OUT ROCKEFELLER Four-Fifths Of GOP Leaders Rate Barry ‘Strongest Candidate’

i MU LO TTL ACE ORDI N\ G : T ( ) N\ A T ION W LE Cpt FAA  Goldwater Runaway Choice for GOP Nomination

County Chairmer For Goldwater As Candidate   Believe Senator to Gain Nomination

NIXON" I5_TIE-BREAKER — Poll Shows Republicans ~ Prefer Sen. Goldwater

24 Million Bushels Vanish  GOP Lawmakers Pressing For Probe Of Grain Loss

Probe Is Asked By Republicans In U.S. Senate   Silence by Freeman Called ‘Deafening’

Probe Urged In Case Of Missing Grain   24 Million Bushels Vanish Somewhere On Woy to Austria

24. Million Bushels Vanished Senate Republicans Seek Probe Of Missing Grain

Solons Ask Investigation  $32 Million in U.S. Grain  Said Missing Overseas

DEMAND PROBE IN SENATE ON POSSIBLE DEAL   BARLEY, SORGHUM AND CORN MAY BE BEHIND CURTAIN

GOP Senators Question Disappearance of Grain Sent for Austrian Use

Probe Urged  into Case of  Missing Grain 24 Million Bushels.  Vanished During Voyage to Austria

GOP Senators Seek Probe Of  Vanished Grair Charge $32 Million Worth May Have Gone

$3) Million Worth Of American Grair Has ‘Vanished!’  Lost Somewhere On The Trip  To Austria

Austria Bound Grain Vanishes Reports Say 24  Million Bushels Have Disappeared

Demand Investigation  Missing Grain Subject Of Republican Senators

24 Million Bushels Van  GOP Leader “Asks Probe Of Missing Grain Reports

'W hat Happened?, Republicans Ask —— BPS, Repualicans Ask  24 Million Bushels of U. S. Grain Lost Somewhere on Way to Austria

24 Million Bushels Of Grain: Just What Happened To It?   PANFL PROPOSED   NOT REHIND CURTAIN

May be behind Iron Curtain  GOP in senate ask probe of missing grain shipment

Will Make Estes Out A Piker    60 Per Cent Of  One Shipment Sold

Good Weather Is In Prospect Over Weekend  Forecast Is Sunny, Mild In State And  Acrace Caintry

100 Involved In Clash  Brooklyn Rioting Nipped By Police At Building Site

Police Curb Racial Mob In New York   Demonstrators Get Violently Ont of Hand

YELLING MOB SUBDUED BY N.Y. POLICEMEN   Racial Demonstrators Go Out Of Control At Building Site   BROOKLYN PICKETS LED BY CLERGYME)

Inside Today’s Times   Red Chinese Blast U.S., Will Ignore Test Treaty

-WHEN IS ORBIT AN ORBIT?— SpaceF lightLang guage Can BeMostConfusine

Well, Relax Anyway  When Is An Orbit An Orbit  Is The Question Answered

Soviet Snooper Ship Near Monitoring Ship   When's An Orbit Not An Orbit?  A Matter of Semantics

Question On Orbits  Revealed   Orbit for Cooper One of Two Things: Both Are Different

World in Brief  Meredith Gets No Protection   By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

Rockefeller Is Banking on Winning in Fourth Quarter   By RORERT T GRAY

Drivin ig Hard for Nomination  Rockefeller Hoping for Late Rally

In ntaliaa Sidetrack Goldwater... Hard-Driving Offensive Planned by Rockefeller

Hard Drive Mounted By Rockefeller   Governor Hopes Strategy To Pay Off In Contest

In Drive For Candidacy—  Rockefeller’s Optimistic In Underdog Role

Trying ° To Come From Behind Rockefeller Mounting Hard Drive To Beat Goldwater

je Mes Traiing  Rockefeller Hopes to Overtake Sen. Goldwater's Apparent Lead

National Congress On Medical Quackery Opens In Washington   Come-From-Behind Win Possible, Rocky Thinks

More Negroes Arrested In South; Gov. Romney Leads Integation March

Pravda Hints Peking Out To Provoke War Between U.S. And Soviet Union

Racial Strife  School Situation In  Alabama Dominating Integration Picture

House Of Delegates Reconsiders Bill, Votes To Rid State Of Slot Machines

Coast Guard Captures 4 Buddies too   Taken by U.S. Unit in 3-Hour Chase; Are Held at Miami

Buddhists Tell of Torture Tactles in South Viet Nam  Most Praonets Are

Diem Prisoners fell of Torture By Government   Brutality of Police Revealed By Many  Former Priconerc

Pretty Typist Stripped and Beaten — ~ Released Political Prisoners Describe Torture

Torture told in Saigon   Pretty young typist  is beaten and choked

Prison Tlorror Revealed   Victims Saved By Defeat OF Diem Regime

Non-violence taught  CORE runs unusual school for youngsters in Jackson   By JOHN HALL

TOP LABOR MAN TALKS ‘ON WHEELS’   New Pressures Applied Daily On Funds Saving

To boost chance for tax cut Johnson outlines economy in government program

Economists Are Optimistic   Recent: Business Spurt Seen As Solid Trend

Stargazer Balloon Fouls Space Flight Once More   ‘Phete on (.13)

Miss Dreamland Contest To Be Held Tonight —   21 Girls To Vie For Chance In The Finals; Will Be At Baliroom

Ole Opry In Crash   Patsy Cline, Cowhoy Copas, Nawkshaw Hawkins Victims

Plane Crash  Kills Three  Singers ‘Opry’ Members Die in Mishap  In Tennessee

Trio Of Grand Ole Opry Performers Killed In Crash   Patsy Cline Once Lived Near Elkton

Voice Stilled   PLANE WRECKAGE YIELDS BODIES  cenataaaaimancna aieats aati AAA  Crash Kills 4. Opry Stars

Open Meetings Set On Budget Measures   By HORTENSE MYERS  United Press International

ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER - PUBLISHED —  In The. ADIRONDACKS   POLITICAL WAR OVER AUTO FEES GROWS SHARPER   GOP Rebels Face Retaliation

Aim at License Revolt  Cut Appropriations. Jobs Threatened   By JACK BELL and FRED S. HOFFMAN

Political Strength Displayed In Effort to Ouell Rebellion   WHO'S GOVERNOR?

Cracked Nut, Easy-living Era Over?  Austerity Looms for Free-loading Sauitrels

rrance ruses  Vdalfipalgil     Common Market: Talks on Brink of Collapse

ECM Talks Near Point  of Collapse   Nation Not Ready, De Gaulle Claims

French In Campaign Jo Halt Britain's. Eniry Into European Common Market:

Dr. Sam’s kin takes own life   “Tired of it all,’ writes Marilyn's dad

‘Tired Of It AIP ather-In-Law Of Sheppard E nds Life With Shotgun

Cuba Called  ‘Inconvenient Missile Site  Khrushchev Claims Unity For Germany Under Communism

Better Sites Than Cuba, He Asserts   Red Ruler ‘Puts Hope In Neither God Nor The Devil

Communist Leader Also Boasts,Soviet Club’ Kept U.S. From Invading Cuba

Reassures E. German lron Town   Hints Arms Are Inside Soviet; Boasts He Halted Cuba End

NIKITA BOASTS OF ‘VICTORY’ IN CUBAN RETREAT   Withdrew 40 Missiles, Put Up 80-120 Elsewhere, He Declares

Sets Number At 80 Or 120   Implies They Are In Russia; Criticizes U.S., Red China

Snow, Barnum In’ Final Round Tie  See Sports Section —   K Flexes Missiles

‘Put Others Elsewhere Nikita Boasts He Removed 40 Missiles From Cuba

Laos Development New Fighting Breaking Out Af Four Different  Spots On Plain Of Jars

New Jersey Negro Caught After Spree   (See Picture, Page 2-A)   ASSAULTED

Necro Kills Two, Wounds Three, Rapes White Girl, Says, ‘I'm Sorry’

Midwest Hit By Drou sht; Cr ops Suffer   Disaster Committee To Consider Request Of Wisconsin Countic:

CRIME WITHOUT PUNISHMENT’ - Teamsters Connived To Spread Crime Network. Over Portland

Crome Without Punishment-Chapter 2  Teamsters, Racket Lords Take Over Portland, Ore.

Cooperatively by Russia and United States  Lunar landing site could be seelccted

More Than 275 Affected by Poisonous Chlorine Gas Pouring From Tank Car

LEAKS FROM PIPE  Poison Gas Fells Scores Of People   PICKED UP ANIMALS

Automobile Deatl 4  Mar Weekend      Weekend Accidents Take 35 Lives in N.Y. State

Area Council Of Churches Plans Event   Race Relations Service Will Be Held Sunday

‘RBEDROLL GROUP”   iT omorrow’s H iroshima Anniversary Se EE EES an thts asm aS  Has World: Learned Lesson?

If All Nuclear Weapons Are Banned, Would Wars Be All the More Likely?

Other Bills May Draw Filibuster   Gilchrist Gives. First Warning On Senate Floor

Governor Calls — On Department  Heads To Review Outlay Estimates

$32 Million General Fund Loss Is Seen   Urges 20 Per Cent Overall Reduction In Operating Costs

Owners Meet Today on Strike Plan  Dockers Accepted Compromise in Sumday Talbe

Cuban Crisis Cost U.S. $180 Million   Shippers Asked To Halt Strike

Press Strike Still On Fate Of Costly Dock Strike Rides On Shippers’ Meeting

First lady of S. Viet Nam rips blackmailing attacks   “Mieinformed”’

First Lady Tells Of Plot   Mrs. Nhu Declares Kennedy Also Victim

CONSPIRACY BLAMED IN TROUBLES   Denies Buddhists Are Persecuted By Government

Peete Bee Me RH KKK KEKE AKARKKRKENS Viet Nam Dragon Lady’ ‘Breathes Fire At JFK:

First Lady Of Viet Nam Fiery In Slav Speech  Diem Sieter.in.! aw   Diem Sister-in-Law Lashes ''Blackmail'' And an ''Appeaser'’

First Lady Of Viet Nam Fiery In Slav Speech   Diem Sister-in-Law Lashes ''Blackmail'’  And an ''Appeaser

IDAHO TRAFFIC DEATHS — Buy THE ACSSOACRBATTN proeee   Viet Nam’s First Lady Vows Defiance

Calls Attacks ‘Perfidious   Says Plot Directed Against Kennedy Also

Viet Won't Yield To'B lackmailing’, Mme. Nhu Swears   Gets Ovation In Belgrade; Calls JFK An ‘Appeaser’ Who's Been Misinformed

Diem Won't Yield, Mrs. Nhu Asserts   First Lady of South Viet Nom Tells Newsmen of Plot Against Family, JFK

Will fight to preserve right to live  Mrs. Nhu vows S. VietNam won'tretreat

No Retreat Pledged By Mrs. Nhu   Angry First Lady Of Viet Nam Assails Press. Communists   (Ses Photo Page 7-C)

Makes Long-Awaited Attack on Senators  Schwartz Tells Senate He' 7 Reveal Votes of Secret Meets

Released From Hospital  Mayor Hopesto Resume City Duties January 

Accident Report   .. . Industrial group seeking information . . .

AEWSPSrEe WANTS HIM EXPELLED American Accused O!% -~Major Soviet Crime

Supreme Court. Decision Knock Down Racial Walls   Turna Down Appeal Of Clemson Colleges More Cases Ahead,

UIE PRCA CUVEE SUS see   Supreme Court Begins Hearings On Cases On Alleged Racial Discrimination

ARGUMENTS ON SIT-INS UNDER WAY   Decisions May Be Far-Reach'ng At This Session

Appeals Affect Private Business es... . ; rete x Hearings Started on Key “Sit-in” Cases

Breach of Peace Cases Involve Conviction of 65  Arauments Heard on

Convictions  Review Asked  Supreme Court Directs Breach of Peace Study

High Court Asks S. C.  To Reconsider Action On Racial Protesters

Court Orders Sit-In Cases Reconsidered   Significant Rutings Expected in Five Racial Hearings

State Trespass Laws In Court   High Tribunal Hear: Legal Debate On Negro Appeals

62 Negroes     Supreme Court Orders Re-Study Of Breach Of Peace Cases

In breach of peace convictions  Supreme Court tells South Carolina to reconsider

Ruling From Supreme Court: Hearing Opens  Breach of Peace ; eee an en oe   Breach of Peace Arrests Made in South Caroling

Supreme Court Rules:  iS. C. Must Reconsider  65 Negro Convictions

U. S. Supreme Court Begins Hearing Two Days of Arguments in Five Sit-In Cases That May Bring FarReachina Rulinas

Race Questions Draw Decisions By High Court   Federal Judges Order Review Of Convictions

IN S.C. CASES  Reconsideration Of Negroes’ Convictions Ordered By Court

[Late News Off The AP Wire   LAUDS NEWSPAPERS—   TRAINS CRASH, 40 HURT—

Police, FBI Checking Bomb. Fragments Called Best Clue Yet in Bama

Chances Good For N-Accord   Major New Effort Launched By Three Powers to Reach Test Ban

Big Three Oper N-Talks Today  Britain, Soviet Join LS in State Dan’+

Nuclear Meeting Launchec   Test Ban Pact Sought By Three Major Countries

U. S. HOPEFUL BUT CAUTIOUS OVER ACCORD   Best Chance in 2 Years, But Many Issues Must Be Solved   MOSCOW COOL.   Agrees Only to 3 On-Site Inspections Yearly, Official Says

Big 3 Sets Major ‘Try For Pact 5 Inspections,  France a Part  Soviet Stresses

Hope to Break Long Deadtocr .  New Nuclear TestBan Talks Under Way

West, Russia Launch Effort On Test Bans   U.S. and: Britain See Good Chance To End Deadlock

RAISE NEW — OBSTACLES   Gromyko Demands France Join U.S. And Britain In Controls; Limits Inspections To 3 A Year.

U.S. Officials Cautious. Cite Issues Ahead  Gromvko Dashes Cold Water On Optimistic View

3 Nations  Seek Path to Test Ban   Kremlin’s Offer Lifts Optimism

Big Effort Launched For N-Ban   Major Powers Trying Anew To Reach Accord

Optimism Laced with Caution  Expressed on Inspection RECT OUARKICEL

Big 3 Launching Test Ban Effort  U.S. Officials Voice Caution Over Talks

US., Soviet And Britain Open Parley   Little Cold Water Put On Optimism By Kremlin Aide

U.S., Russia. Britain Try For Accord   Officials Stress Many Issues Will Have To Be Solved

Between U.S., Britain, Russia Test Ban Conterence Opens In Washington

Talks Given Big Chance For Accord   However, Many Issues Still To Be Solved

Termed Best Chance In Two Years for Truce   Russia Says France Must Be Included In Negotiations

Major new test ban talks get under way  anfaranan anan na hnat ahanan If Waare   Conference seen as best chance in years to break deadlock between West, Soviets

Best Chance In Two Years For Accord  Nuclear Test Ban Talks Begin

Guarded Hopes of A-Bomb Test Ban As Talks Started   Soviet Change In Aititude On Site Tnamartian BWretled_

MIX CAUTION WITH HOPES OF SUCCESS   Many Difficult Issues Remain For Solution

BEST CHANCE T0 BREAK IMPASSE   Stress Many Issues Will Have To Be ‘Solved      To Be Discussed By U.S.. Britain And Russia Is On-Site Inspections

Passengers contribute to rising toll  Nebraska gets by holiday with

Nation’s Death Log   Death Toll Lags Behind Safety Council Estimate

National Road Death Toll Rising   191 traffic, 19 boating, 65 drowning. Total 275.

Death Toll!  Falls Below  Estimates Officials Hope  Total Remains Under 500 Figure

Highway Traffic Toll Is Rising  Figure Near Mid-day Is 182 Lives Lost

End Is Seen To Deadlock In Cleveland   All-Night Session Sees Agreement On New Pact

Fog Causes Train, Truck Collisions   2 Killed, 38 Hurt , in Pileup on New Jersey Turnpike  om on 2 @S én Ga 2 Sete oe ee ee

U.S. Lroops At ‘Ready’ In Alabama   Force for Use  If Police Fail

No survivors are found in wreckage of airliner   Government agents study remains in effort to learn why plane with 43 aboard crashed

CHICAGO AIRPORT DRAMA . Anxiety Swiftly Turns to Grief As Plane Crash News Arrives

Carolinas Hit Hard  Death Toll Mounts As Flu Strikes In Lastern States

Wreek of Jet In Swamp   Fell Minutes After Takeoff at Miami   DEATH LIST ON PAGE 6

Airliner Crash In  Florida Kills 43   Anxiety Gives Way To Grief As Kin © Wait In Chicago -

No Survivors in Florida Tragedy; Plane Is Burned  Swampy Everglades

Pieces of Fallen  Jetliner $ Studied All 43 Die in Elorida. Eyesaledee 

Crash Cause Sought; 43 on Plane Killed   Peter Loy Injured In One-Car Crash

Plane Plummeted Into Everglades Soon After Takeoff   Violence Hits Loggers Strike

Investigating Crash Or Jet Airliner in Florida Everglades   No Survivors Among 43 Persons Abourd a Chicacdo Fiteh::

Wreckage searched for clue  Jet airliner crash in Everglades kills 43

Investigators Seek to Learn Why Aircraft Plummeted Out of Sky Minutes After Miami Takeoff

Chicago - Bound Plane Falls In Flames Minutes From Miami; Turn Seminole School Into Morgue.

43 Dead In Flight To Chicago   Northwest Orient Plane Demolished In Florida Swamp

Anxiety Yields to Grief As Relatives Keep Vigil   Few Hours Earlier

43 DIE IN EVERGLADES CRASH Reception Held Probers Study As Lincoln Day  Crash Wreckage Barbs Hurled

All 43 Aboard Die In Mishap   Florida Everglades is Scene Of Crackup

verglades Tragedy Kills 4... Rescue Teams Join  Air Crash Probers

Airliner Goes Down Minutes After Takeoff   Investigators Hunt Cause of Tragedy; Search for Bodies

Charred Wreck Of Jet Probed: Cause Is Sought   Plummets Into Swamp Minutes _ After Leaying Miami For Chicaao

All 43 Aboard Die in Florida Plane Tragedy   ‘Fireball’ Report Only Clue; Craft Hit Swamp Area

Seek Cause of Crash in Everglades Dig Into Jetliner's  Debris; All 43 Aboard Killed

AIR EXP SEEK CAUSE OF TRAGEDY   35 Passengers, 8 Crew Members Die In Swampland

Miami Plane Crash Claims Lives Of 43   Indian School Let Out; Building Is A  Temporary Morgue

Government Hopes To Find Cause   Coast Guardsmen Sighted Wreck  From Helicopter

‘Recovery of 43 Bodies Delayed While Crash Cause Sought  Clues Hunted in Crash Wreckaae

Jet Airliner Crash Probed  All 43 Aboard Die in Florida Everalade

FBI agents search for crash cause   Helicopter airlift of ‘burned’ bodies delayed for time

Anxiety Turns to Grief at Airport   Jetliner Crash Cause Sought After 43 Die in Everglades

43 Killed As Jet Airliner Crashes In Everglades; Tragedy’s Cause Unknown

PROBERS SPUR GUARDED TASK IN EVERGLADES   Craft Plummeted Out of Sky After Leaving Miami for Chicago   Planned ’Copter Lift of Bodies Delayed by Federal Oniz

Everglades Giving Up 43 Bodies   Fishermen Tell Of Seeing Ball Of Fire In Skv

43 Killed in Northwest Wreck in Everglades   Rescue Teams Search for Bodies In Plane That Crashed Minutes After Leaving Miami for Chicago, West Coast

None Aboard Survive; FBI Probing Cause   Craft Plummets Soon After Leaving Airport at Miami

13 DIE IN EVERGLADES DISASTER   Chicago - Bound Plane Falls In Flames Minutes From Miami; Turn Seminole School Into Morgue.

Plane Bits Studied for Crash Clue   43 Dead in Everglade: Wreck; Jet Pieces Over Big Area

43 Killed On Airlines In Florida   Rescuers Struggle Throngh Everglades ‘To Reach Crash Site

43 Persons Die As Plane Plummets Into Swamp After Takeoff From Miami Airport

Manhattan Woman Alive Because Of  Broken Tradition   Grief Sets In After Relatives Hear Fate

50. FLORIDA'S EVERGLADES SCENE   Craft Plunges Soon After Takeoff At Miami  GOVERNMENT   investigators Seek To Determine Cause Of Crash During Rain Squall

Hearings Proceed In Senate, House Committees  Lawmakers Hear Testimony On Rights Bills

Civil Rights Plan Moves On 3 Fronts   President Asks Women’s Group For Assistance

Rights Bill Airings Move On 3 Fronts  Kennedy Urges _ Women to Help in  Tact 'Nanciane

President’s Civil Rights Bill Pushed   Kennedy Appealing To Women Groups; 3 Hearings Are Held

Civil Rights Plan Is Aired  Assistant Attorney General Testifies

Rights Hearinc Opens Today   MAY AFFECT MARRIAGES ALL OVER NATION  Ark.-Hitched Couples Have To Re-Tie Knot

CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS TODAY ON CIVIL RIGHTS   KENNEDY APPEALS FOR WOMEN’S HELP IN RACIAL STRIFE

GOP Wants To Re-Count Recount  Minnesota Governor Race Climax Near

Election Trial Nearing Climax  Demo Rolvaag Holds Lead OF 78 Vatec

Ex-Leader Of Cuba  In Exile  Urrutia Is First 7 pew ben ‘ay 4 " pcan   Urrutia Is First Victim Of Coup Via Television

row iim VF TY CVUP DETAT © NL  Cuban President Escapes to Miami Fyile

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   At $6.24 per hour  Quits job: Sunday work

Wants Sunday Free  Turns Back On Substantial Job To Serve Lord —

Smali Part Of Inheritance ‘Our Beob’s’ Daughter Gets $2 Million Of Her Fertune

 Before House Committee  Opponents Of Plan To Unify ‘School Districts Get Chance

PLEA BY OFFICIALS AND FACULTY —  UNC Trustees Are Urged To Oppose Speaker Ban

Consolidated UNC Officials ‘Repeal Of Communist ‘Speaker Law Is Asked

TIT-FOR-TAT COLD WAR MOVE Professor s Arrest Clouds  Talks: US Bans Red Travel

First Break in Press Blackout!  New Yark Pact ta Recumea Puhlicatian Manday

Plagued By III Luck, Grand Ole Opry Stars  Involved In Collision

Some boycotts rep orted  Thousands in Birmingham attend integrated schools   Three youths hospitalized  Dance honoring youth turns into racial melee

Salute fo Youth Ends in Racial Fist-Swinging  Property Owners in Chirnan in Pratact

Three Hospitalized After Indiana Racial Incident   Israeli Government To Prosecute Rioters

BATTLE OF ‘ISMS’ PLAGUES REDS But Much of the Labeling Is Nonsense

Nation's Bitter Drought Continues; Hot Fall Costing Millions of Dollars

PARATHION BLAMED  Child Dies Of Insecticide Poisoning, 10 Others Il

Bulgarians Promise Protection   Government Makes Offer After U.S. Delivers Protest

103 KILLED IN COLLAPSE OF SCHOOL   Report Chapel Falls In On Convent Pupils At Town In Mountains Of Ecuador.

McCorgary Is Arrested Here Friday   Ex-Convict Is Booked Into Jail At Wichita

Haiti In Extreme  Danger   Ex-President Says Isle May Fall To Reds

‘COULDN'T STAND IT CRYING’ Cincinnati Mother Admits She Strangled Her Infant

TEMPERATURES   8 Republicans, 11 Democrats Opposed..  GOP Joins Demos In Treaty Vote

Inauguration Festivities Climax Today  Connally, Smith To Take Oath As State’s Leaders

U.S. May Reevaluate Moon Shot Program   Nik Pulls Reds Quit of Race

She prayed for peace, for one day Aged Negro asked a small favor of Lord

Keystoners DefendVote On Aid Bill   Object to Way Federal Funds  Administered

Adenauer Satisfied By Test Ban Guarantees: Agrees To Sign Treaty

Bonn Accepts N-Pact   Rusk Persuades Wes: German Chancellor To Sign Agreement

(guarantee By  U.S. ‘Enough’   Senate Hearings On Test Ban Will Start Monday: Little Debate Seen

FOES TRYING TO BOLSTER POSITIONS   Goldwater Again Grabs Spotlight With Questions

Bear giont  Four Service Chiefs Back Nuclear Ban  Approval Based  On Assurances of

Air Force Man Testifies For Senators  Chiefs of Staffs Majority, However,  pnanar

Would've ‘Opposed Treaty, Says LeMay Aarees t Should’ Be Okayed Now

Military Chiefs Unite to Back Test Ban Treaty   LeMay, Others Say Safeguards Vital,  However, to Plan

URGING BAN SAFEGUARDS   Military Chiefs Endorse Pact At Open Hearing Of Senate On Moscow Nuclear Treaty.

Differs with other officers  Gen. LeMay not too happy over test ban treaty

Safequards Key To Nuclear Pact Backing of Group   Action Qualified By Full Promise ~ Of McNamara —

HIGH BRASS URGING BAN SAFEGUARDS   Military Chiefs Endorse Pact At Open Hearing Of Senate On Moscow Nuclear Treaty.

Murder Charge Filed in Wake Of Rifle Death   Claude Landon, 49, Arraigned Today In Saturday Shooting

 Civil Rights Hearing ‘Sen. Ervin Questions  ‘Robert Kennedy Today

DISORDERS NOT REASON FOR MEASURE   Panel In House Hears Wirtz On  Accommodrstions

Congress Undertakes Intensive Study  Decline Of News Competition Comes Under Probe Scrutiny

NS a Ah rkidteeR Ratna eg  Heatly’s Committee Approves 2-Year Record Spending Budget

Panel Okays $3.08 Billion State Budget:  ‘Cut Version Still Biggest in History;  _ — _ gi ga. .

Leave Worldly Possession Behind  Ship Lands 1,170 More Cuban Refuaees In U. S.

eee Se ee Fe eee ee PETE eT ETT “~~ rereeehmerrrmrmrereerrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrr-rmh oe  ‘Thank Castro,’ Says Cuba Red Cross Aide

Mrs. Murphy Is Bride Of Millionaire   Couple Will Go To Venezuela  For Honevrnoon

PRINCESS FROM CORK   World News Betancourt Fails  ‘To Win Mateos To  Views On Castro

WORLD NEWS  Mexican Chief Fails To Take Anti-Castro Stand      CASTRO GETS EASIER CREDIT TERMS

ANOTHER MILLION FOR REND LAKE   Senate Advances Appropriation For State Spending To Kerner; Legislature Passes 200 Bills.

Adenauer Urges DeGaulle Not To Torpedo Britain  Franco-German Treaty Okayed

DeGaulle Seeks to Call Off Confab   French Leader Promises ‘To Think it Over’; Adenauer Offers Plan

New Parleys Scheduled in Rail Disputes  Negotiators Secking Cenmes I Palo: fas   Negotiators Secking Ground Rules for Bareaining Session

Seeking Work Rules Agreement— Railroads, Unions Far Apart On Ground Rule:

Railroads, Union Still Far Apart   Representatives Attempt To Start Negotiations On Dispute on Work Rule:

New Pope Says Council Will Be Principal Work   Paul Vi Sets No Date for Second Session: Vows to Seek Social Justice.

 Pope's Inaugural Speech:  lPoutificate Dedicated To Ideals log Ecumenical Council. World Peace

EREKEKEKKEEKKKKKKKKKKRKKEKKKEEKE KE KEK KEE EEE EK KKK KEK  POPE IN INAUGURAL SPEECH

Pope Paul Dedicates His Pontificate  To Ecumenical Council Continuation

Will Continue Ecumenica ical Council__—___—  Pope Paut Tells Goals Of Reign

New Pope Will Continue Efforts Toward Church Unification, World Peace

FEPC Bill to Be First Civil Rights Measure to Be Acted on in House

House Plans  ‘Fair Work’  Practice Bill Rights Item Slated  For Floor Prior Te NS Ov... .«..s >: 1

House to Take Up  Fair Employment  Rights Bill Action Bue Before Aua. 28

FEP Bill First Civil Rights Act  Measure Set For Floor Test  In House Soon

Fair Practices Bill Heads For House Action  First Civil Rights Te

Fair Employmen Practices Act First on Agenda  To Go to House Before Aua. 28

First Rights Move May Be On FEPC Bill   Action On House Floor Planned Before Protest

‘Measure Faces Rough Going Fair Employment Bill Due for House Action

Fair Practices Bill Heads For House Action   First Civil Rights Measure Expected To Face Heavy Going

Civil Kignts  Fair Employment Practices Bill Is First On Calendar

EMPLOYMENT  MAY GET FIRST  HOUSE ACTION TRY TO BEAT DATE  OF WASHINGTON DEMONSTRATIONS

During Current Session : First Civil Rights Legislation May Be On Fair Employment Bill

House Gives FEPC Move Top Priority  Drive Slated To Get  Law Passed Before ’ Washington March

HOPE TO PLACATE DEMONSTRATORS House Battie Looms On Employment Bill

AJC re. eee  Soviet Union Denounces  French Test  Delegate Charges U. S. Condoned  Wl .* gt...

Soviets Link U.S. to New French Test   “Russ Ambassador / Plays: Nuclear Shot; France Still Silent”

] I 4 a ‘CANADA JOIN PROTESTERS   Russian Raps American Plea For Discussion

U.S. Bishop Gives Talk  To Couneil   Nature Of Church Debuted At Third Vatican Session

Says He'll Give Facts To People   Iowan Tells Chief He Doesn't Want To — Hinder Plans

Quintuplets (Turn to Page 3)   Steps Down From A $75-A-Day Post With AID Proaram

Congress Into Ninth Month of Session Today  Most of Big Battles Seill Ahead of Solon:

Congress Moving af Record Slow Pace   Major Issues Remain To Be Decided. .

Big Battles Face Congress   Many Controversial Issues Still Unsettled

Congress Moves Into  Oth Month   Several Battles Face Members In Leng Session

9th Month Month In Session Session  Thic Thicket et OF LL egislation  Blocks Congress Path

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Congress Enfers Home Stretch With Most Of Big Battles Ahead

Big Fights Lie Ahead In Capital  Cx mgressmen Look  To Long Session

3% Levy Plans Would Exclude Food, Medicine  Republicans Map ‘Clear Alternate’ - To Reynolds Idea

Congress Pushing On Rights  Saturday Meet   Saturday Meet Held in House

Important Step  On Civil Rights  Teken by House Another Legislative  Day Is Ticked Off  In Bypass Maneuver

IMPORTANT STEP TAKEN Move Is Due Monday To Ge Rights Bill To House Floor

Rare Maneuver Clears Way for Rights Petition   Vote on Measure Step Nearer Now

Algeria Reports Large Invasion By Morocco   Declares Thousands * In Armored Force Invade Sahara

BorderSkirmishing Casualties Denied   King Declares Nation To Defend Integrity, Dienity Of Frontier

Frontier Posts Said Recaptured   King flassan Quiet On Battle While daeckico fs Present

Morocco Insists It Regained Posts  Minus Casualties Algerian Official  Says Moroccans  — Used Tanks, Planes

Two Killed In Crash   2 Sisters Returning From Sunday Sehool  Are Injured By Car   Blast Rips  N ecro Home

Last-Minute Aetion  Supreme Court Justice Halis Triple Execution

’Pins Blame on Negro Leaders   Louisiana Lawyer Before Committee

Attempted Coup In Syria Smasher  By Loyal Forces   Damascus Radio Says Daring Raid At Palace Defeated

Reds Said Mounting Laos Push:   Neutralists Again Shelled on Plain

Diefenbaker Nuclear  Reply Planned Today   OTTAWA (UPI)—Prime Minister John Diefenbaker  today replies to the U. S. government’s repudiation of his!

Canadian Prime Ministe To Reply To Criticism Of Nuclear Weapon Policy

Inquiry Opens Inte  Arab Liner Crash King Saud Indicates Belief Sabotage Of  Cnacint Plane Wlae Reennneithlie Crauce

Senate Okays Merger of Two Agencies  10 Oppose Joining Parks, Game And Fish Roards

For Flood Control—  Valley Creek Water Control District Calls Fer Bids On First Two Dams

JACKIE TAKES CHILDREN 10 HYANNIS PORT   Before Leaving, Makes Another Visit To JFK’s Grave   BOB KENNEDY AND FAMILY STAY IN VA

Peking Foes Cite Split  UN Debate On Red China  Embarrassing For Soviet

Red China Debate In’ U.N. Again   Action Takes Embarrassing Turn On Russia

Red China Talk ls Embarrassing To Soviet Union   Nationalist Delegate Quotes Russian Views

ANNUAL TRY TO SEAT PEKING HAS FACES RED  CHINA OPPONENTS CONCENTRATE ON RED GIANT'S RIFT

Red China Debate Has Russ Blushing   Peking’s Foes Concentrate Attack on Solit Between Communist Giants

Nationalist Chinese Heap Embarrassment -On Russians In U. N. Debate On Red Chin:

UN Debate on Red China Embarrasses Russia, Foes Use Soviet Publications

Uncomfortable For Soviet at Latest Debate   Peking’s Foes Put Stress on Dispute

Soviets Embarrassed By Red China Debate   Listen Glumly As Seat in U.N. For Peking Opposed

Red Chinese Issue Russian Problem  Proposal to Seat Peking In U.N. Embarrasses Soviets

Soviet- China Dispute Colors Debatein U.N.  - Embarrassment for - USSR; Albania: Urges Membership.

Raises Hopes For Easement Of Cold War   Communist China Keeps Up Attack On Ban Treaty

To Stay In Moscow For Talks   More Concessions  Hinted By Nikita

Khrushchev To Lead Soviet Delegation In Big Three Talks  Further Cold War Thaw Comina?

Khrushchev to Personally Join In Big 3 Talks  New Moves to Relax Tension Seen Possible

Khrushchev Will Head Delegation   Hopes Rise for New Steps to Ease Cold War, Contab Opens Monday

Tunisia Recalls Envoy I Algeria; New Crisis Looms In North Africa

Riles Sel Friday For BoIn  Deaths of Dick Powell, Jack Carson Stun Hollywood

Cancer Claims Film Stars      Hollywood Loses 4 Giants Within 18-Day Period

Powell Becomes Fourth Hollywood Giant To Die Of Cancer In 18 Days

Cancer Ignores Wealth, Fame Two Hollywood Stars Die Dick Powell Jack Carson

Dick Powell, Jack Carson Mourned..   Film Colony Stunned by Cancer Death of Four Celebrities

Dick Powell Dies:  Veteran Film Star   Aetor Jack Carson Is Dead of Cancer

Death Claims 2 Hollywood Stars Within Five Hours   Dick Powell, 58, Dies of Cancer After Being in Coma for Two Days

Both Cancer Victims  Dick Powell, Jack Carsor Movie Stars, Are Dead

SAD DAY FOR HOLLYWOOD’  Cancer Fatal To Dick Powell, Jack Carson

Another Cancer Victim —  Dick Powell, Who Won Fame As Singer, Dies

On the inside   4 Hollywood deaths in 18 days  - Cancer claims Powell, Carson

Actors Dick Powell and Jack Carson Are Dead, Both Victims of Cancer

Funerals Set for Powell and Carson   Other stories, picture en Peace 3

Dick Powell Dies at 58   ~~ ee 66K  Actor Jack Carson Dies from Cancer

Fourth Hollywood Cancer Victim in 18 Days ....  Dick Powell Dies as Wife Holds His Hand

4 Hollywood Deaths By Same Disease In 18 Days [Dick Powell And Jack Carson Die; Cancer Ends Long, Notable Careers

Jack Carson Was Never  Complainer   Even Close Friends Not Told Of Wness

-ilm-TV Giant in Coma at End...  Dick Powell Dies Of Cancer at 58

ACTOR JACK CARSON VICTIM OF CANCER   Had Been Ili Since Collapsing Last August During Performance In New Jersey

DICK POWELL, JACK CARSON Cancer Fells Two More Hollywood Film Notables   Carson's Death Came As Surprise

Actor Jack Carson Dies Suddenly   Hollywood to Bury Two Stars, Powell, Carson Friday

Jack Carson Kept Affliction Secret  Didn't Tell Wife He Had Cancer

Cancer Claims 2 Movie Stars  Dick Powell, Jack Carson Are Victims

Dick Powell Falls  Victim To Cancer   Won Fame As Singer, Actor, TV Magnate

Hollywood Stars Die Of Cancer   Film Colony Stunned By Sudden Deaths. Of Top Performers

Five hours apart  ‘Actors Powell, Carson both’ victims of cancer

Dick Powell And Jack Carson Both Die Of Cancer On Same Day In Hollywood

Military Chartered DC7 Was Carrving Service Ven. Women. Children

101 on Plane Vanish, Stir  Alaska Hunt   Radio Repor ts Sighting DC? Wreck, Life Rafts

Site Will Be.  Subject Of  Master Plan Authority Asks  Engineer Here

Inside The Times   Save Your Sacroiliac  Slow Start Is Sensible, Safe For Spring

Lone Bandif Robs Bank At Stanley   Suspect Caught 15 Minutes Later In Missouri

Discovery Made Last Saturday   Geologist Thinks Quantity Enough For Commercial Use

Italy Is Facing New Crisis As Cabinet Quits  ~ Natlan le Dlnnae   Nation Is Plunged Back Into Continuing Political Controversy

No Matter What Russia Does  U.S. to Try for Moon During This Decade

ANOTHER MERCURY SHOT ‘UNLIKELY’  ~ Decade Mission: Man on the Moon

U.S.-Favored Plan For Multilateral Mixed-Man N-Force Fails Stitt Tes

Senate Probes Cuban Crisis.  Reconnaissance   Summon Air Foree Intelligence Chief for Quizzing

On Cuban Reconnaissance  Subcommittee Summons Air Intelligence Chief

Pact Would Ensiave 97 Million   Nixon Says JFK Under Pressure For Aqreement

Change in U.S. Foreign Policy Asked by Nixon  Sees Pressures for

Conference Fight Looms Senate Committee OKs  $90 Million for Knowles

In Woman’s Death . . . Coroner Jury Finds Lack Of Criminal Negligence

Coroner’s Jury Finds No Criminal Negligence In Death Of Area Woman

Axe Family Quadruplets Home First Time   Airliner, 61 Aboard, Dodges Jet

wont Sudden Action _ Wwiilil!hinn Jet Airliner Avoids Collision With AF Plane

Late news in brief   Will retaliate aqainst Common Market nations

 Measures to be Taken for Increased ‘Duties Placed on American Poultry by  ‘Western Kuropean Economic Bloe

Where Vo Find tt   SPACE FOR PEACE OR WAR Kennedy Gets Close-up of National Military Muscle

‘A: WONDERFUL. DAY:.  JFK Sees Perfect Firing Of Polaris From Submarine

‘Wonderful’ Day Kennedy Tours Space Town; Hears Reports On Projects

‘Wonderful Day,’ Says Kennedy After Seeing U. S. Space Potentials  Views Polaris Being Fired,   Views Polaris Being Fired, Inspects Huge Superrockets

Early Birds at Tourney—   Kennedy Sees ‘Perfect’ Polaris Undersea Shot

AT, NEAR CANAVERAL Kennedy Sees Nation’s  Rocket Might Displayed

*dnoo SYK3L ‘SvtIVa “SAV 3100 veer 9908 KOT ‘Od OO S3UYS 2 JdIAUBZS WIIJOBOIN    POLARIS FIRING  JFK Views Missiles

JFK Finds’ ‘Missile Site ‘Wonderful   President. Views U.S. Space Plans For Peace Or War

Put On  Show For  Kennedy Savs Exhibit  Of US Ability Was Wonderful

Polio Victim Set Afire .. . - Brace- -wearing Girl Turned into Torch

MOTHER TELLS OF HARASSMENT Lame Girl Turned Into Human Torch by 2 Boys

Because she wore braces  Crippled girl burned in malicious teasing

‘Guns on Mountai n Ridges  Berbers Vow to Defy Ben Bella Even if Civil Warfare Breaks Out

Berber Rebels Defy Ben Bella  MA oS int a LY   Mount Cannon Or Mountain Ridge

BERBERS MAN GUNS, VOW DEFIANCE   Ben Bella’s Forces Plan To Arm Vigilantes  GOV'T TROOPS   Put Ring Of Roadblocks In Dissident Area In Effort To Isolate Rebels

Berber Rebels Vow Defiance Of Ben Bella   Government Plans To Arm Vigilante Groups to Fight

Heavy Fighting Reported Along seh Border  oroccans  evere Losses;

Morocco, Algeria Set Peace Meeting   Algerian Radio Blasts King Hassan

Algeria, Morocco  Set Talks  But Agreement Is a Surprise  To Mediator

Filibuster Showdown  Planned   General Assembly  Taylor’s Allies Get Key Posts

Committee Power Posts  Handed Out   Taylor Names Allies As Two Top Chairmen

Through 305 - Ft Hole. 3        Volunteer ‘May. Be. : Lowered Into Mine

Late Bulletin  JOHN NIGGELING TAKES OWN LIFE BY HANGING AT GRAND CENTRAL HOTE!

Ce a ee Ree  JOHN NIGGELING TAKES OWN LIFE BY HANGING AT GRAND CENTRAL HOTEI

Navy Board Action Seen  As Surprise   Thresher’s Hulk Reported Found; Story Is Denied.

Tee EEE EEE TEER ERE EE TEESE RR ERERER EER ERE ERED ~ Two Crewman Testify:  :“STOPPY’ WORK PLAGUED SUB

“Sloppy Overhaul Work, Mechanical Difficulties Plagued Sub’, Ex-Crewmen

Crewmen Charge’ Sloppy’ Work Plagued Thresher During Overhaul, Tests

List Flaws In Repairs On Thresher   Difficulties Were Corrected; Changes Hampered Fast Respons

Negro March In State Urged  Total Assault On Segregation, Is Abernathy Call

12 WORDS POSE BLOCK  4. Nations Sidestep OAS  Anti-Subversion Campaign

Thaw Helps Cleanup In Eastern U. S.   Chesapeake Bay Covered By Ice; Maine Digs Out

Says Regime Of Ben Bella Is Not Legal   Algerian Strife Seen Resumed As Ouster Demanded

Club confesses liquor violation, asks clemency   Tirinkine at 1-90

Fire On Escapee  Red Wall Guards Invite Westerner: Over Amid Shots

West Berlin Visitors Pour  Through Wall   Thousands Wait for Christinas Dav Passes

2.57 Negroes Arrested After Being Stopped With Tear Gas in Florida

GAS CUTS OFF NEGRO MARCH; 257 ARRESTED   Tallahassee Police Curb Parade of Students, Others   Anti Segregated Actions Continue to Pop Across Nation

IN TALLAHASSEE Authorities Use Tear Gas  To Stall Negro Marchers

Arrest 257 Negro Protest Marchers   Launch General Strike After Riots in Argentina

Argentine Unions Launch 24-Hour General Strike   Antisegregation Demonstrations  Held In Various U. S. Cities

Tear Gas Used To Halt March In Tallahassee  257 Are Arrested In Florida Capital

Race Troubles In Many Areas Raise Tensions  Tallahassee Has Protest Uproar; Jackson Seethes

257 Negroes Taken to Jail  Anti-Segregation Marches Lead to Arrests in Florida

257 Under Arrest In Tallahassee   Antisegregation Activity Staged In Other Cities

TEAR GAS USED TO BREAK UP DEMONSTRATION   ARREST 257 NEGRO COLLEGE STUDENTS WITHOUT VIOLENCE

Tallahassee Is Target of Racial Demonstrations, Los Angeles Next

INTEGRATION EFFORTS SPREAD  Tear Gas Used To Thwart - Tallahassee Racial March

Racial Protests Over Nation  257 Arrested In Floride   or 1-Day Holiday  Record High Traffic Toll

257 Negroes Arrested During Tenth Consecutive Day Of Demonstrations

Tallahassee Police Break up Antisegregation March With Tear Gas, 257 Persons Arrested

Tear Gas Stalls One Demonstration  Tallahassee Police Arrest 257 Integration Marchers

From Dixie To Los Angeles  Desegregation Stew Continues To Simmer

Marehers Stopped With Gas   257 Arrested In Tallahassee  Demonstrations

257 Arrested In Demonstrations  Tallahassee Police Use Tear  Gas ToStall Negroes March

Tallahassee incident 257 Negroes  are arrested   x K *  Some reports of racial progress

Tear Gas Halts Mareh By Negroes  TR Po Ao OT   Police Arrest 257  In Tallahassee, Fla.

J jackson . Jails cae toe Six Other Citi .        Outbreaks of faeces

NO GENERAL DEEPFREEZE FASING SEEN   Dixie Frigid As Worst To Come

Church Seeks Injunction In Land Dispute   Jawa EiveDJav Ferecast

‘Demonstrators Continue fo Picket in ‘New York; Block Mayor's Office Door

Sit-ins Resume At Construction Jobs in N.Y.  Police Arrest 12 at Brooklyn Hospital

Seeks Funds By Levy on  Cigarettes 8-Point Plan Is Spread Over Next 10 Years

In House Of Representatives: Cool Reception Greets Loan Shark Regulation

1,350 Attend Spectacular Charity April In Paris Ball in New York's Americana Hotel

Pay $150 Each To Be Applauded  1,350 Attend Biggest Charity Ball

Charity Ball   Rich, Famous Attend Lavish Party In New York City

1,350 Of U. S. Society's Elite Attend Biggest, Most Expensive Charity Ball

Split Exploitable . iti ag WERE ehh PR Motes Experts See. Cuba Veering. From Soviet

Split Exploitable Experts See Cuba Veering From Soviets   NEWS ANALYSIS

An Increase In Insurance Rates Today   Raises Necessary Because of Higher  Costs of Accidents

. — aoe UG . a Em. BM. SF Bb’ aw NU SS.  Killa Vote on Union Tuesday

Feguer to Hang Friday for Kidnap-Killing of Doctor   Last-Minute Appeal Sent To Kennedy

Feguer going to gallows at dawn tomorrow for kidnap and slaying of Dubuque doctor

To Pay with Life for Crime  Will Hang for Kidnap-Slaying Of lowa Doctor

Sa%a*ea"a"n"c acco nes se een seen nesneneaseen see enaes  - Washington Report

Court Upsets Conviction O1  Sia Negroes   South Carolina Case Cited In Marchers’ Ruling

‘Orangeburg, S. C. March High Court Overturns  '373 Negro Conviction:

U.S. Supreme Court  Convictions Of Negro Marchers Are Overturned

Action for This Week — Peanuts, Birds and Fish On Docket of Congress

Jeers, Insults For Marchers InDeep South   Spend the Night In Tiny Church

“Freedom Marchers” Continue Walk In Pro-Integration Demonstration

Jeers Hurled AtMarchers  8 Negroes Plannin   8 Negroes Planning Similar Parade Put Under Arrest

RETRACING FATAL MARCH OF INTEGRATIONIST  Southerners Jeer Marchers

Expect Arrest In Alabama ‘Freedom March’ In Georgia Meets Only Jeers, Insults

College Establishes Scholarship Committee   ‘Freedom Marchers Continue Deep South Hike

'Retracing Slain Postman’s Route  ‘Marchers Start 2nd Leg of Walk

SEE 81,609 DROP  Researchers Predict Doom for Small, ‘10-Cow’ Farm

RUSSIA MAKES EXCHANGE FOR ACCUSED SPIES   ‘DEAD’ PRIEST IS ONE OF TWO U.S. CITIZENS INVOLVED

in Spy’ Exchange Priest, Scholar Return  After Red Prison Ordeal

A Legally Dead Priest, Seholar Back In America  They Are Swapped For Two Accused od  ‘Aw ieamsek Kms

Freed Captives Returned To U.S.  ++ rr «+ gg « a «© *€  «§ =& «   Priest And Student Swapped For Two Soviet Spies

Accused Pair Swapped For 2 Russ Spies   Priest, Legally Dead, Spent 23 Years In Siberia

In Soy Exchenge Long-Lost Priest, Scholar Emerge From Red Siberia

Freed Legally Dead Priest and Young Scholar Return to United States From Soviet Prisons

BOTH LACK WORDS FOR  ‘TAIL ORDEAL   Churchman Was Seized In 1940 At Poland Post

COLLEGE EDUCATION ‘SERIES:  LAT ATER = CAAT  The Christian Brothers’ Role In New Schoo!

COLLEGE EDUCATION SERIES:  The Christian Brothers’ Role In New School

Gilpatric Says TFX Dealing On Up and Ur   Award Said Based On ‘Consideration Of Defense’ Only

See OCTOBER, Page 2      Hunters Off to Good Start In Opening of Duck Season

Katanga Key: ‘  Last Stand To Stronghold   U.N. Secretary Sees Congo Rift As Near Finish

World Council of Churches prays for unity Cardinal joins in public prayer

Senate Okays Ford-Canton Compromise   Senate Committee Readies  Report On Cuban Buildup

Homes Of 5 Criminals Under Guard   London Detective: Follow Tip In Train Robbery   RED STOP LIGHT

Frazier Denied Admission To Ole Miss: Jailed For His Activities   Brand New Car Rams Dyckman Bridge

ASK INCREASE IN TELEPHONE RATES   Increase Needed To Provide Extended Area Service

Says Tercentenary s ‘Meaningful Occasion’... Hodges: ‘Fair Representation For All

3-Month Probe Continues  Madison Police Chief Has Evidence Narcotics Sold in University Area

ee a es  384 Men, Women, Children Ditch Bas:  eeace  Crippled Navy Connie Flown 890 Miles onCrutches, Prayer

aA WON     Crippled Transport Limps Into Hawau With Seconds to Spare

85 Aboard 3 Engines Gone  Crippled Transport Limps Into Hawau With Seconds to Spare

Expected Baby Has No Room Kennedys’ Virginia Home Planned Without Nursery

«KENNEDYS’ RETREAT vesssscnnssse  ‘Bedroom Space J ugeling Due at Hide-Away Home

Border Belt Prices Rise   Sen. Jordan Favors Weight  As Basis For Leaf Control

Summit Meeting Of West Likely   Talks Tentatively Set by President

Still a Chance Of Allied Meet At the Summit   Tentative Okay in Washington

SESSION MAY BE EARLY IN 1964   Arrangements For Meeting Not Yet Worked Out   Has Tentative Plans For Talks With De Gaulle, Home And Erhard

Plan To Aid Pa. Growth ls Unveiled   Report Outlines Recommendations Ir Six Maior Areas

Ask More Aid for Business, Employment  Highway Priority in Local Areas Part of Program

By Scranton's Business-Industry Council— Suggestions In Six Major Areas To Aid Pa. Proaress

Curbing. Of Reds To Be Chief Goal  Angry Defiance Is Shouted By Castro

Late Bulletin  RAED BeretPVeA' Al res tairs   MRS. M'COWN FOUND DEAL AT wae MOME

Assigning Of Jobs for All Listed   Grissom on Two-Man Gemini; Cooper Set for April

President Assassinated   Meredith Returns To Find His Car Vandalized

Key Defense Bills Up For  Hou ouse Vo otes      8 Billioi For Miliary, Dif

Kev Defense Bills Up For House Votes  815.8 Billion For Military. Draft Evtension Proposes

House Schedules Vote Next Week on Draft Extension and Defense Expenditures Funds

Today Is Hurricane Carla's Birthday   Hurricane Cindy Rips Into Gulf Coast

Object In Same Chamber From Where 2 Rescued: Closer Look To Be Made   Rescuers Continue Search For Missing Louis Bova And Man May Be Sent Down To  Take Real Look

Will I Lower Man  Into Escape Hole   TV Shows What Looks Like Body

Official Is ‘By No Means Sure’  Camera Down Rescue Shaft Starts Rumor Of A Corpse

Effort Goes On To Find Third Miner   Television Camera Spots What Seems To Be ‘Man's Body’

Was He In Same Chamber With Fellin, Throne?  Man Will Go Down Escape Hole, View ‘The Area Today

To Lower Man In Search  For Miner   Television Camera In Mine Showed What Could Be Bod,

Did Bova and Rescued Miners Share  Same Cavern? Camera Shows Body

Will Inspect ‘Chamber For 3rd Mine Victim  “TV Camera Shows Mysterious Object 2 “a Goose’ Male Evrae Wick 9 Wace Creat

Miner’s Body Believed In Same Cavern Where  2 Others Were Rescued

‘Television Camera Lowered Into Mine Reeorded  ‘What Looks Like Man Says Secretary Of Mines   iW hite Crowd Demonstrates In Front Of Negro Home; Minister Is Routed

‘What Appears To Be Body’ In Shaft Where Pair Rescued To Be Probed

Camera Shows What Appears to Be Man's Body —    Volumeer to Descand Escane Holle

Television Shots Show ‘What Appears to Be’ AMissing Miner's Body

CAMERA SPOTS IMAGE OF ‘BODY’  Man To Be Lowered Into Mine To Look For Bova

_@ Object Sighted, May Be Body  Man Will Go Into Mine To Hunt Missing ‘Miner

Man to be lowered  into miners tomb ‘WHAT APPEARS TO BE A BODY IN SAME SHAFT TWO RESCUED FROM’

Camer amera a Spots ‘body ‘body  Man To Descend Hole, Search For Lou Bova

Camera Shows Body Thought To Be Miner” Rescuer to   Try Recovery

To Lower Man Into Hazleton Mine Chamber After Camera Locates Body Underground   CHOICE IS SECRET

Will Cheek Out ‘Body’  In Cavern Bova Is Object OF Blinc Theioont

Man Heading Into Shaft To Seek Third Miner   10 Found Dead, 5 MoreRescuec

Rescuer Will Be Lowered   ‘F ellin-Throne Chamber  Scene of New Discovery

Camera Reveals Object Looking Like Man's Body  Fellin Is Confused, Says State Official

DAG Nae i UUL A IEOUS ECECHON,   amera  ‘Body of a Man’ in Mine Chamber

Believe Picture Taken Of Man’s Body in Mine   Decide to Lower Man Fawn Hole

--VOLUNTEER T0 GO DOWN   Possible Body Seen In Fellin And Throne’s Hole; Fellin Shown TY Photos, Is Now Confused.

Man To Go Down To See If It’s Third Miner  TV Spots Body In Fellin-Throne Cavern

Unidentified Object May - May Not Be Bova ‘Body’ Spotted By Camera?

BIG DECISION AHEAD House Writers Working On Administration Tax Cut

— Leepholes Closed eee ES Shosed  House Tax Writers, JFK $2 Billion Apart. On Bill

Tax Writers Must Decide On Major Cut   Committee Goes Part Way With JFK’s Propvusal

Tax Writers of House Act on Tax Revision   Decision Pending on Most of Proposals

Tax Bill Is Starting To Take Shape   House Writers Going Along With Majority Of Kennedy’s Plans

Major Part of U.S. Tax Cutting Is Still Ahead  ~ House Committee Limits Cooperation with JFK Proposals

Major Tax Cut Move Still Due  Slash Mav Be Near S10-Billion Plea

Traitor To Communism!  ~ Red China Accuses Khrushchev Of Seeking U.S.-Soviet Coalitior

Good Mornine   5 Friends Pitch In To Exercise.   B r a l n-Bender. Ss Ex-Grid Hero’s Rusty Reflexes!

——IJMMOBILIZED BY ACCIDENT—— Virginians to Help Iniured Neighbor 

Sino-Soviet Talks Ended On Hot Note   Russians Attack Peking Stand As Rift Seen Wider

New Charges Published By Party Paper   Russia Says Battle Has Hit Eeonomy, Trade Of Nations

Wynn Makes It   detween Soviets, Chinese  Reports Claim End  To Moscow Session  With Rift Unhealed

‘PEACE TALKS’ GRIND TO AN END Russia Charges Red Chinese  With Undermining Communism

TRADE RELATIONS HURT Russians Blame Chinese For Peace Talks Failure

Montana Recalls How '59 Earthquake Tossed Mountain Top, Burying 28

Four Years Later’ Years Later Scars Of Yellowstone Ouake Draw Tourists

‘Here’s How the Site of the Montana Earthquake Looked 4 Years Afterward   By GEORGE MOSES

NINETEEN BODIES STILL ENTOMBED Four Years After Montana Earthquake Thousands Of Tourists Pour Into Area

Montana Recalls How '59 E arthquake Tossed Mountain Top, Burying 28    Ry GEORGE MOSES

Ste of Disastrous Montana Avalanche — Four Years Later   By GEORGE MOSES

19 Campers.Stll Entombed Under Rock Following Earthquake In 59   Rv GKFORGE MOSES

Governors End Meet With ‘Few Benefits’   Harrison Says Meetina Helpful

Governors Harvest Few Political Fruits   Rocky Camp Calm Ai ‘Goldwater Gains’

Men Not  Only War Casualties   American Women, Too, Have Given Lives in Service

Cathedral Of Pines Bell Tower A ReminderAmerican Women Also Diec

Ladies In War  x «© x xk x x* Women Involved In U.S. Conflicts Since Revolution   Rv MARTHA COLE.

Pope Is Gravely Weakened By Recurrent Hemorrhages   Women War Dead To Be Honored  In Services On Memorial Day, Too

PIM EGGy be yo  War Is Man's Business, But Women Have Served Nation as Well

4 DEEP SOUTH DISTRICTS INVOLVED Government Sues To Desegregate Schools

U.S. Asks Bias Ban In Schools   Government Sues For Desegregation In ‘Federal’ Areas

Four Counties In South Are Named In Suit   Huntsville, County Receive U. S. Funds As Impacted Area:

Justice Dept. Files Suits For School Mixing  in Defense Area Mississippi, Ala. And Louisiana Are  Caine Fy ~ “ie

Epidemic of Birth Defects in Atlante Baffles Doctors; They Call for Help

Visitors Are Barred   Medical Detectives  T FF Ff - = © = FF €¢ Need HelIn In Kinding CLaetle = ea

Montreal Police Say Fifteen Responsible for Bombings   ‘Medicos Seek Baby Epidemic Cause

Todavy’s Index   ~~ Medical Detectives Hunting Epidemic Baby Killer

Birth Defect Cause Still Mystery For Group of Medical Detectives

Medical Detective Team, ‘Baffled By Fpidemic of Birth Defects in Atlanta Seek Aid in Tracking Down Killer

_Atlanta Cases Puzzle Medical Experts  Birth Defect Epidemic Still Mystery

Today’s Good Reading ....   Only Two of 16 Babies Survived — Epidemic of Birth Defects in Atlanta Battles Physicians; They Ask for Hel,

Medical Detectives Baffled— Birth Defect Epidemic In South Under Study

Ghostly Epidemic Bafiles Experts  Mystery Baby Killer Claimed 14 in Atlanta

—-MEDICAL TEAM BAFELED— Cavt Find Cause Of Fatal Birth Defects   TOPCO tern prHan

PYNOWS 7 OFieT  Priest s Fast Wins Victory   Mayor Wagner Pledges Drive On Pornography

tke’s Story: Part 4 Part 4 — . Eve of Vieto ry— A Look at Past,  Perilous Future

Chancellor Pledges To Back Effort   Khrushchev To Visit E, Germany To Boost Morale.

E. German Morale Sags After Visit   Nikita Plans Tour; Germans Pledge ‘Best Efforts’ To Sea Force

Nuclear Force Deemed Vital By President   Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Pledges His Support for Unity

Khrushchey to Visit E. Germany Adenauer and Kennedy  Back Seaborne A-Force

Khrushchev Slates  Own German Visit   Russian Bid To Counteract Blow To Sageinge Eastern Morale Seen

Pearson Is Victor  In et  Diefe bake Aci To Give Up Ca —   Diefenbaker Pressured To Give Up Government

Senate Bill On Rail Pael Is Attacked   Action by Congress In Time To Head Of! Strike Questionable

Rail Dispute Shifts Back ToCongress   Deadlock Would Bring Compulsory Arbitration Plan

Congress Rail Ruling Possible   Move Hinges On Outcome Of Present Talks

IF NOT VOLUNTARY  Congress Might ‘Force Action In Rail Arbitration

Arbitration Conditional With Unions  Of Cooperation In Setting Up Plans

Rail Dispute Light Shifted  To Congress Possibility Arises While  WVahlintare Aweonnd Snnaht   Possibility Arises While Voluntary Accord Soucht

Congress May Take Decisive Railroad Step   Attorneys Seeking D.C. Agreement

TOO MANY ‘IFS’ STILL EXIST IN STRIKE DISPUTE   OPTIMISTIC WIRTZ FAILS TO RECEIVE SIGNED AGREEMENT

Compulsory Arbitration Possible Step As Solution to Stubborn Railroad Dispute

Rails, Unions—  Congress May Enter Dispute  Five Attorneys  hatin nine Ta Cartman   Five Attorneys Attempt To Form Practical Solution

State Minimum Wage Law Fight Brewing Today  Last of Six Proposals as°at.  bl, fF ee hbarn

Senate Set For Quick Ban Okay   Leaders Alerted To Muster Aid For Ratification

U.S. Navy Intercepts  Freighter   Venezuelan Vessel Headed For Brazil; Won’ Alter Course

Brazilian Port  Vessel’s Goal   Venezuelan Bombers, Destroyers Pursue: Turn-Back Order Scorned

Pro-Reds Defy U.S. Orders To Change Course, Sail On With Brazil Apparent Goal

Hijacked Vessel Ignores Orders To Alter Course   U.S. Navy Sights Freighter Making Escape to Brazil

Venezuela Vessel Defies Shots and Refuses To Alter Course to Brazil

HIJACKED FREIGHTER INTERCEPTED   PLANES DOG FREIGHTER  U.S. Navy Fires Rocket Over Hijacked Vessel

CRAFT STEAMING AT ITS TOP SPEED TG BRAZIL HAVEN   Pro- Reds Ignore Orders of U. S. Planes to Turn to Puerto Rico

Ship Hijackers Defy Yank Plane’s Rockets  Think Rade Racing Vanasiialn \/ncend i. Det!   Think Reds Racing Venezuela Vessel to Braz/!

Heading For Port In Brazil   Expect Brazilians To Give Asylum To Venezeulans

Hijacked Ship Is Spotted By USA   Latin Raat Tonorves Naw Racket

Captors Of Venezuelan Ship Ignore Rockets, Hold Course For Brazil

Craft Keeps HeadingFor Brazil Port   Pentagon Cites Rockets Fire To ‘Get Attention’

1 Uneasy Caim Restored After Rioting in tran   Religious Fanatics Stage Demonstrations  Against Government, Threaten Merchants

‘A worthy successor’  Europe welcomes election of Pope Paul fo throne

Europe Hails Election Of New Pontiff  Reformist Policies Compare Favorably With Predecessor

News Digest   _ Evades Status Of Invasion Fliers Exes ee Svasion Fliers:  Kennedy: Still Holds Hope Of Tax Cut With Reforms

Two Wisconsin Colleges Plan fo Consolidate   Lawrence and Downer to Form New University

College Merger Shifting Downer  To Lawrence Site  Appleton Campus To Be Expanded In Changeover

Students, Faculty, Staff Will Blend at End of Year on Appleton Campu:

Fishing Industry Concerned Over Drop in Sales   Deaths and Illness May Put It on Rocks

Nobody Eating Fish These Days   Industry Braces For Hard Times Ahead

Traffic Judge Throws Book At Speeder —   Put In Jail, Fined $1,150

INSIDE YOUR DAILY TIMES   Bachelors Beware: W omer ’s  Fashions Keyed to Sex Appeal

Legislature in Brief Recess; Walton Seated  “Public Censure’ of   “Public Censure’ of New Member Is Voter

Entertained at Austin a  “Acteanante’ Wives Deny They Have Heroine Roles

Astronaut’s Wife: We're Not Unique  ‘Suffer No More Than Wivec of

‘Do Vo o More Than Ot Others’  “‘Spac e ce W ile’ Compar eS  Life With Sub Families

Wives Of Astronauts Visit Austin, Are Honored At Air Force Luncheon

Where to Find:   Teamster Denies Threat Of National Str Strike  Hoffa Aim: Cross-Nation Pact

/Brief Filed In U. $8. Court Virginia Should Be Dismissed From  Prince George School Suit, Button Says

Servicemen Stage Revolt In Argentina  Rebels Hold Out 10 Hours After Start of Uprising

Rebel Group Stages Revolt in Brazil   Enlisted Men of Military Services in Rebellion

MeNamara Torpedoes  A-Carrier   Orders Immediate Start On Craft With  Standard Power

Navy’s Plans For A-Carrier Given Setbacl  McNamara Orders ro en  s_Ff  gts   McNamara Orders Start on Ship with Standard Power

McNamara Torpedoes Naval Plans for Building Nuclear-Powered Ship

New Carrier Not To Have Nuclear Powe:   Hopes Killed By McNamara

Orders Start On Standard Power Craft  Cost Difference   Cost Difference Not Emphasized In Final Decision

NNo Nuclear Powe For Next Carrier, McNamara Rules   Defense Secretary Orders Immediate Start on Flattop

LATE NEWS SPORTS FINANCIAL   McNamara Rejects New Atom Carrier   Orders Immediate Start of Standard Power Warship

‘McNamara Orders Immediate Start ‘On Standard Power Aircraft Carrier

Navy's Hopes Torpedoed   Nuclear-powered Craft Rejected by McNamara

Torpedoed  x x xX x x «x   Navy's Bid for 2nd A-Carrier Rejected

Action Taken Without Ob jection... Finance Board Eliminates Interest-Free Bank Deposits

Khru Again Pledges Support Souvanna Says Reds Tactics Peril To Laos

Defends U.S. Activities  Laos Leader Accuses Red: Of Jeopardizing Future

Old Cloak-and-Dagger Tradition Slipping a Little; Uz S. Sailor Kept Walking in Soviets’ Front Door —

fo-hum, Another Day Selling Secrets _—— ee BeCRels  Spy Tale.Fell Short of Tradition

DISCLOSE COUNTERSPY METHODS  FBI Agents Unfold Tale to Rival Spy Thriller

Rebuttal ef Cardinal Spellman  German Archbishop Defends Proposal to Use Deacons

Late News Off The AP Wire   VOTE FUND SLASHES—:   TUMOR MALIGNANT—

Poll ce ; Chief Watches Man Under Indictment For Murder Kill Self

Time’s Man Of Year Goes To Rev. Kine   First Negro To Win  Honor

Heavy Rains Drench Areas  Georgia’s Tobacco Crop Threatened After Downpours

First Degree Conviction  In Erie Trial   Bichighauser. Jury Assesses Life Sentence

Wintry Vise Clamps Cold On Midwest   Polar Wave Breaks Record, Favs Outward

POLAR COLD MOVES INTO EASTERN U.S,   Temperature Readings Among The Lowest This Century   SOME INDUSTRIES CUT TO SAVE POWER

Unsurge In Frostbite Patients Midcontinent’s Relentless Cold Wave Spreads To Gulf, Atlantic Coast States

Snow, High Winds Add To Misery   See Foreign Weather Story, Page 2...

Polar Cold Sweeping Eastward   Southland Sees Temperatures At Record Lows

Snow and Cold Close Schools And Factories, Slow Traffic, Kill People

Cold Weather Records Go In Midwest   Snow,. Winds, Rain Accompany Frigid Cold From North

Hurricane Winds Of 140 MPH Threaten   Flora Slows Apparently To Take More Northwesterly Course: Dangerous Storm

Slight Fails To Appear At Block Club Meeting; Claims Not Invited   Warrant Sworn Out For  Martin And Chew Supporter

Western Reps. I ntroduce . Many Bills Offerec  New Proposal For Local Government In State

Key Members of Committee Agree On $400 Million Cut In Foreign Aid Bill

Expects Kennedy to spell out campaign against Castro next month at meeting in Costa Rica

President May Spell Out U. 5. Anti-Cuba Plan   Sen. Humphrey Ex: pects Clarification at Costa Rica Meeting In March.

In Costa Rica‘ Meeting .  Kennedy Expected To Spell Out Cuba Measure:

mumpnrey oays  President May Spell Out Campaign Against Castro At Costa Rica Conterence

They Were Civilian Volunteers  Dirksen Said 4 Yanks Died In Cuban Invasion—He Was Right

Treed Bear Grid Buff?   Stunned by Daughter’s Death *  God Took a Hand, Says Marksman

Weather   Ritleman Accidentally Kills Daughter in Trick Shot Act

Kennedy's Body Lies In Repose   Public to View Body in Capitol Rotunda; Funeral Service Monday   Assassination Witnessed By UPI Reporter

Wife Goes With Body to Last White House Repose   Six Military Pallbearers   Services Held Monday

Damaging Floods Rage Over Southern Idaho as Rain. Wind Melt Snow

GOVERNOR'S OFFICE NEXT STEP?  Rep. Secrest ‘Glad To Be Back in Congress

Evacuation Underway In Louisiana   Tropical Storm Taking Path Of Carla, Audrey

Thousands Flee ‘Death Row Path Of Other Storms   Quick-Forming 80-MPH Winds Bring Exodus

Populated Areas in Path Of Tropical Gale That Develops With Speed

Louisiana, Texas In Storm Path   Weather Burean’s Announcement Starts Evacuation Of Co:

Ships In Trouble Hurricane ‘Ginny’ Lashes East Coast  With Winds, Tides

Gale Force Winds W hip Large Area  10 On Lost Vessel; Another In Trouble

“Ginny” Rakes Carolina Coast With Big Wind:  - Storm Whips Heavy Seas; Ship With Ten Aboard Said Missing

‘GINNY’ WHIPS NORTH CAROLINA COAST  Hurricane Adds To Weather Woes

Storm Rakes North Carolina Coast and Whips Up Heavy Seas. Moves Northeastward

Hurricane Ginny Is Holding a Disabled Ship in Stormy Sea   North Carolina Coast Raked By Storm But Damace Not Sartaus.

Seas Are 40 to 50 Feet High  ¥ >. >. Communications  Cut, Travel Halted

Eastward Movement By Ginny   High Winds Hit North Carolina, Ships in Trouble

Helpless Shin Is Located by Storm Aircraft   Word Awaited on Fate of 10 Men

Ship With 10 Men Aboard Reported Lost  Storm Centered Southwest Of

Ten aboard endangered by seas  Decommissioned destroyer Fog breaks away from tug

Ship Whipped by 50-foof Seas  Hurricane Hunter Aircraft Sights Missing Navy Craft

 - Spanish. Speed - Speech Coupon On Page 6   Nothing Said About 10 Aboard  Missing Destroyer ls Spotted Upright

Two Ships in Trouble  -Hurricane Ginny Brings  Gale Winds to Coast

HURRICANE GINNY WHIPS HIGH SEAS   Destroyer Lost Under Tow Is Still Afloat, No Word Of 10 Aboard. Gales Batter N. Caroling.

FOCUS ON LAW ENFORCEMENT   Storm Off Cape Hatteras -‘Ginny’ Rakes Carolina Coas   Texas To New England -Drought's Economic Effec} Deenen

Ship Missing In Hurricane Since Saturday Sighted  But Nothing Said About The Ten Men Who Were On Board

MEET THE LATEST HURRICANE:  US Navy Ship Missing As Ginny Whips Ocean

Carolinas Spared by Hurricane   Storm Turns to Sea Report Destroyer With 10 Adrift

Missing Vessel ls Discovered By Hunt Plane  10 Men Are Aboard   ebsanva

Hurricane  Churns Off East Coast  Land Areas Appear Safe; ODS Obs Peete Penk,   Land Areas Appear Safe; Two Ships Having Trouble

Storm Roars Off Coast Of Carolina   Plune Sighis Ship With ‘Fen Aboard, la Atlantic

Two ships reported in trouble  Carolina coast raked by gale winds from hurricane

Hurricane Heads Away From Coast   High Winds Lash Carolina, Virginia; Lost Ship S hbad

Tea Winds Logged at §0 M.P.H.   Navy Airplane Sights One Ship; No Word on Crew

Kast Coast Raked By  Hurricane   Gale Force Winds Whip Coast Of North Carolina

fwo onips in trouble     Hurricane Ginny Brings Gale Winds to Coast

115 MILES OFF CAPE HATTERAS  Two Ships In Trouble As Hurricane Churns At Sea

Naval Craft Carrying 10 Feared Lost   ‘Second Ship Listed In Trouble, Coastal Areas Hit By Gales

Storm Appears Heading Away From Mainland  Ship With 10 Men Aboard Spotted; One Is In Trouble

Hurricane Off Carolina Coast   Two Vessels In Trouble In Choppy Seas

2 N. J. COPS SLAIN IN NIGHT CLUB      Ordered to robe Before Being Shot; Ex-Convict Hata.

Iwo Policemen Killed in Club  Placer Lemar: Chandi   New Jersey Shooting Results in Manhunt Inside New York

Policeman Killed In Night Spot  Search for Killer Spreads to N. Y..

Two Policemen Shot To Death we we a ve   Ex-Convict Held In New Jersey Night Club Murders

Two Policemen Shot fo Death  Officers Gunned Dowr In New Jersey Lounas

Night club disturbance fatal to two  Search for killer   Search for killer of two policemen spreads to N.Y.

Two Policemen Shot To Death In Night Club, Search For Killer Reaches N. Y.

Soviet Premier Held Dangerous  Powerful Ist Lady Of Viet Nam Talks

‘K Is More Dangerous Than Mao’  “Coexistence Not   ‘Coexistence Not Genuine’—Mrs. Nhu

i DISTRICT KC OFFICERS - HOLD MEETING HERE — HEAR STATE OFFICIALS

 DISTRICT KC OFFICERS WOLD MEETING. HERE. -. HEAR STATE OFFICIALS

Would Merge Or Abolish Biggest  Boards, Agencies   xy ire A x K& SF  (,overnor’s Major Recommendations

K Rejects Summit in  Red China   Premier Invite     Mao to Russia

Khrushchev Asks Mao To Summit  Russian Turns Down   Russian Turns Dowr Chinese Proposal For Peking Meet

Khrush Says No To Visit In Red China  Tells Mag Moscow   Tells Mao Moscow Will Welcome Him There For Parley

K Rejects Red China’s Parley Bid  Shuns Confab © In Peking;  Offers Moscow

Undersecretary Of State Calls For End Of Long Hassle On Cuban Issue

State Department Official Calls For End To Public Debate On Cuba Situation

End Debate On Cuba, Ball Urges   Calls ‘Hectoring’ Extraordinary; GOP Keeps Firing

Administration Official Calls For. An End To Public Debdte On Cuba

Calls for End To Debate Over Cuba   JFK Gets Country on Feet In Nationwide Walking Craze

End Rift On Cuba, Says Ball   Defends U.S. Date As Candid, Open: GOP Stil Pushes

Rusk Aide Hits Public Talk on Arms Situation   Republicans Press for Harder Line. Sen. Clark Raps GOP  ‘War’ Policy.

‘Cowards Seek War,’ He Says   Observers See Definite Chill On Peace Talks

‘Vessel Reaches Key West... .  Youth Kills 2 On Boat, Backs Down On Suicide

Marine Survives 15,000-Foot Fall Into Ocean From Disabled Jet Plane

REVOLUTION NOTED BY CHURCHMEN   Say Segregation Is Blasphemy Against God

Calls on Robert Kennedy to resign post  Teamsters see civil rights as political

IDAHO TRAFFIC DEATHS   Kennedys Using Rights Drive, Says Teamster

‘Mo. Highway Patrol Urges Caution During i Halloween Celebration

OAS Called ‘For Another Crisis Meet   Diplomat Claims Haiti President Plans Bloodbath

Dominicans Send Tanks, Gis To Haiti   Special Session Of OAS Group Called; Situation Is Tense

Dominicans Strenathening Border Units  Diplomat Says Duvalier May Order Bloodbath

Dominican Army Sent To Border   OAS Calls Another Special Session In Haiti Dispute

OAS Again Called Into  Conference   Troops Ready If Order Comes: Situation Tense

win we     “er Funds Need’   Sways Democrat, . el ‘af CAD hawt nme - :

To Stop All Efforts to Blast Cuba   Coast Guard, Customs And FSI To Prevent Altacks fram U.S.

U. S. Says Cuba Raids Must Stop   Hit-Run Attacks Said War ‘Threat

yi Anti Castro Raids Draw  Blast From President   Pressure Scien  On Ethics Code

Attacks Serve To Keep Soviet  Forces in Cuba  State And Justice Depts. Speak Out

Cindy Hits Gulf Coast, Collapses No Deaths Reported, Damage Slight

No Deaths, Injuries Occur; Rains, Dying Winds Pushing North; Refugees Start Home

Tropical Storm Shows Signs Of Weakening   Thousands Flee, No Casualties Are Reported

Storm Touches Down in Texas   80 m.p.h. Winds Subside to Blow In Galveston-Port Arthur Area

No Casualties, Little Damage To Property   Storm Hits In Sparsely  Populated Area Be tween Galveston, : Port Arthur.   Hich Winds Die

ae Casualties Reported . Hurricane Cindy Hits Gulf Coast, Collapses

Hurricane Loses Power: Damage Light   Storm Brings Wind, Rain To Texas Coast

Flood Fear Aroused By High Tides   Hurricane Weakens After Hitting Land. Near Port Arthur

‘Cindy’ Chops Mighty Path lo Mainland   Hurricane Reported Weakening

Most Lett Coast Before Storm Hit   No Casualties Reported 7,000 Persons Sought Shelter Farther Inland

nn EEG aaa             At,  FINA         Troops in  Alabama Move

House Prepares To Vote on Step To Constitution  Interim. Committee

Calls tor Lconomy   U.S. Farm Income Goes Ur In 1962 Agency Reports   Estimates Giver

60 Injured In Building Filled With Grid Fans   Smoke Claims All But One Life—Terrified Woman Dies In 7Story Fall,

Miss America Rescued From Tenth Floor   Roosevelt Hotel Jammed With Gato Bowl Football Fans

Fatal Hotel Fire Probe Under Way   (Dramatic Fire Pictures On Page 2)

Investigation Launched in Hotel Fire  That Caused Death of 21 in Jacksonville

Authorities seek cause of hotel blaze that killed 21, injured 60

ae a ee nan KR Kw c_ KK WH HW  Miss America Has Close Call Along With Gator: Bowl Fans

Florida Fire Fatal for 21   Helicopters Join Rescue Effort: 60 Suffer Hurts

Cause Of Hotel Fire Killing 21 Persons Sought  60 Hurt; Miss America Among Guests   60 Hurt; Miss America Among Guests Escaping From Jacksonville Hotel

Jacksonville Fire Injures 60 Others   13-Story Hotel Crowded With Gator Bowl Fans; Scores Are Rescued

Thousands Visit Kennedy's Grave On Thanksgiving  Slain President’s Widow Is Among

Fleet Commander Says... Reds Fear U. S. Warships Can Bloek Expansion

US. Flattops Deter Soviets, Sides Asserts   Admiral Declares Flyovers Point Up Moscow’s Fears

Russians Fear Navy, Sides Says  Admir val Claim  waiyeo6FlCU   Admiral Claims Flights Show Red Interest

Reds Fear  Carriers,  Pu  . gt? _§ 2,2. Ci...”   Overflights Show Fear, Admiral Sides Declares

Chenault Unharmed By Captors   American Officer Held Eight Days Takes Taxi Home

Released Unharmed   Kidnaped U.S. Officer Freee  By Venezuelaa Terrorists

Colonel Freed Unhurt   U.S. Officer Held Eight Days By Terrorists  In Venezuela

Chenault Released  In Caracas  U.S. Officer Had Been Held For Eight Days

I AI hk ie i Nl a a  Favorable Voter Reaction Is Sought On Constitutional Reform Questions

Kennedy Back To Work After l-Day Vacation   President. Suntanned and Chipper, to Discuss NATO Future With Rusk.

 Great Falls Brownie Leader Tumbles From Cliff and Drowns as Horrified Girls Watch

Spokesman For Senator Says Story Ridiculous; Brands It ‘Distortion’

Ted Kennedy Seizes Film, Faces Charge   Photog Claims Senator Grabbed Camera at Resort

,  Prenty or noom (Mrs. Kennedy Moving Into Home Full of History, Warmth, Art

Located in Georgetown Harriman house new home  for Mrs. Kennedy, children

Former Harriman Residence Mrs. Kennedy To Live In House Filled (With History. Warmth And Art She Loves

Home Of History, Warmth  Mrs. Kennedy Will Move To New Address Friday

First. National . Bank Enters. Thto™ ‘Lending Agreement With New Coun

First National Bank Enters Into  Lending Agreement With New Corp

rire Prevention Week--Part 2:  CITIZENS CO. WELL- TRAINED, EQUIPPED TO SERVE BOROUGH

Fire Prevention Week--Part 1  BLAZING ARROW CO. MOVES LONG WAY SINCE ’81 START

THC FVCvenuon WEEK--Fart 4:  CITIZENS CO. RESCUE SQUAD NEWEST ADDITION TO FORCES

eet Praise for Progress Racial Demonstrations  Rock ‘All-American City’

_ High Point Is In Turmoil City Cited For Race Policies  Is Target For Demonstrators

To Take Shape August 31 Malaysia Federation Formed As Block Against Reds in Asia

WECILEEY SUE 6 0 0 New Federal Nation Planned  As Anti-Communist Bulwark

The N.E. Teacher Outlook  Mass. Supply Adequate, Some Other States Worry

Would give U.S. 1-2 punch New Nike-X antimissile system included in budaet

Nike-X System Given Priority   New 1-2 Punch Seen In Kennedy Strategy

New Nike To Help  Defense   Nike-Zeus Designed to Intercept Warheads Beyond the Atmosphere

TEMPERATURES   New Nike Anti-Missile Would Give U.S. Big One-Two Punch

Nike-X Would Give Double Missile Guard  bln,  Ae Bee "he   New Antimissile Missile Would Be Faster Than Zeus

Inside Atmosphere  Nike-X Would Give U.S. Second Crack At Missiles

On Drawing Board bantivelimalesinestii, Amati le  New Nike-X Offers U.S.  ‘1-2 Antimissile Punch

BACK TO NATURE   MUCH FASTER THAN ZEUS  Nike-X Would Smash Missiles Near Earth

ANNUAL RABBIT HUNT  Legionnaires Plan ‘Bunny Bop Despite Loud Cries Of Protest

Barbaric And Cruel, Says Humane Society  ‘Bunny Bop’ Stirs Public Indignation

Perennial controversy   Club- wielding Legionnaires ‘gird tor war. with: rabbits —

Saturn-1 Is Poised for New Launch Satellite is  ' Postponed by Space Chiefs

On the Inside. . .   New State Laws   Red Guards Called ‘Murderers

Refugee Murder Denounced  70,000 West Berliners Cross Wall Into East

INSIDE YOUR DAILY TIMES   BUT HE HAS NO ‘GET OUT’ PRESENTS  Santa Shows Up at Broadmeadows

House OK’s New Tax Package      Cuban Charges J FK Broke Promise   Political Donations By Lobbyist Bared

 Interest in Philippine War Dam  Lobbyist Accused ‘of Donating Freely To Campaign Efforts of Both Parties

Lobbyist Blasted By Senate Group   sEGOR EL © WEE VELUNCE  Park Board Is Without President

Both Parties Given Checks ny Lobbyist  eter re seh   Lawyer Interested In Passage Of Bill Aiding Philippines

Probers Reveal...  Congressmen Received Political  Campaign Cheeks From Lobbyist

Lobbyist’s Fees Get Going Over   Fat Fees, Plus Campaign Gifts Stir Senators

Lobbyist’s Activities  Revealed   Free With Cash During Political Campaign

Lobby Probers Cite Pressure, Cash Handouts  Reveal Activity Of “Sugar Agent” For Philippines

EARLY BIRD FARMERS ARE DISKING AND SEEDING OATS STANDS Siatd Wark About

EARLY BIRD FARMERS ARE DISKING AND SEEDING OATS STANDS  Field Work About One Week Early

South Viet Nam Asks€or Inquiry  Suspect Americans Involved in Drive

Chancellor Heads for Texas...  Erhard’s Market Position Increases Parley Stature

Visits Johnson Friday—  Common Mart Victory Hikes Erhard Prestige

Chancellor Erhart to Visit U.S.   Plans To Fly Friday To Johnson Ranch, Makes Strong Start

Erhard Set For Meetin With LBJ    West German Leader Flying To Texas For ‘Weekend Meet

Erhard Prepares Te Meet LBJ   Solution In Common Market Bolsters Stand In World Affairs

Common Marketcrisis resolved  Erhard to meet Johnson; after besting DeGaulle

Erhard Wins First Test Of Strength   Leaves Friday For Talks With Johnson

Erhard Heading For U.S. Friday  Solution To ECM Crisis Gives Him Greater Prestige

jl STOCKTON Carl Brown Attends Religious \Service As Minister’s Guest

Merchant An ves In      Special U.S. Enyoy Tours Capitals To Push Seaborne Idea

Committee Session Runs Late  Extension Service Resolution Debated

Pilot And Passenger Missing In Yukon  Long Lost Plane Spotted, 2 Oeeupunts Thought Safe.

Flying Saucer Mystery Solved By British Army   AMSTERDAM CRASH Infant Follows Parents In Death After Accident

Arts Foundation at Ingram Ifas Full Summer Schedule; Opens Season June 3   Hal B. Snead Elected President Acocusiant Associaticn

Arts Foundation at Ingram Has Full Summer Schedule; Opens Season June 3

Five Killed After Conn. Dam Break:   Another Missing As Water Sweeps Through Town

Deadly Water:   Rampaging Flood In Conn.:-Town Causes Plan? Explosion Fatal To 5

Mother Swept Away As Dad Saves Kids,  Five Killed By Blast After Dam Break ©

Mother of three swept away  Wall of water from hillside park causes five deaths

Explosion Caused By Dam Break   Connecticut City Scene Of Traaedy

Senate Set To Vote On Money Bill   £500 Million Bond Issue Proposal.  ADCU Bills O. Kd

$150 Million Distribution  Up For Vote   Senate Approves Bond Issue Vote

Hopes To Adjourn Within Week  Senate To Vote on Fund Distribution

Road Bond Okayed For Ballot Spot   Aid To Dependent Children Of Jobless Approved By House

US. To Send Infantry, Paratroops To Red-Threatened Thailand in May

REDS WATCHING SURVEY VESSEL  “U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Plowina Ice Near Siberia

WEDNESDAY NIGHT   Fredericksburg Jaycees Will Meet With City’s Young Men

No Bloodshed, Says Ben Bella  Peasants Cheered By Seizure Of Land

A Painter, My Union Fee for a Painter   Algerian Cries  No Bloodshed

Algeria Hope: For Bloodless End to Crisis   Dissident Units Dig In to Resist Bella: Farm Lands Seized

 Without Bloodshed Ben Bella Declares Algiers Rebellion Will Be Settled

New Crisis Unresolved In Algeria  Ben Bella Tri ‘ies To Get Support  f%eswey

Two White Teen-Agers Are Held  In Murder of Birmingham Boy   Sheriff Optimistic About Bombing Case

Mine Official Sa Mine Official Says:  5 Blasts At Coliseum   Fire Kills 25; Resume Search For 16 Victims

U.S. Rejects Senate Kerr - Mills Fund Bill   Would Not Meet Requirements for Federal Grant

NavajoFight Taken  Into Nakai’sGarage   Nakaiand Federal  MenSeizeReeords

Reduced Salmon Run Strikes Bristol Bay   10,000 on Verge of Starvation Because Government Failed Them, Sen. Gruening Says ta President

Ten thousand face cold, hunger   Because of disastrous run of salmon at Bristol Bay

It’s A Little Bit Of Heaven’   Woman Sees For First Time In 50 Years

Lifetime Of Blindness Ends For Woman After 50 Years   By MISS BESSIE SIKES As Told to The Associated Press

Blind 50 Years, Woman Suddenly Sees   By MISS BESSIE SIKES Lc Told ta The Asenciated Prac

SPESELNEF BE UVEM LEVEE SB EELLIN VU FEUD  Woman Rubs Eye, Suddenly Regains Sight

QUDDEN MIRACLE   Blind 50 Years, Woman Tells Joy Of Regained Sight

Rusk Sees Quick Congo Settlement  JFK, Secretary In Conference At Palm Beach

/@ Min imum Salaries for Police, Firemen —   cho i Reema cote eaten,  ‘Kerner Weighs Wage Bill Veto Ples

ECONOMY, HOME RULE CITED AS PRIME REASONS   MINIMUM PAY OF POLICE, FIREMEN FOUGHT BY CITIES

¥ Chosen From 20 Beauties   Miss Hiawatha Reigns As 1963 Aquaqueen

Europe Confused, Angered ;     W. Germany In Move To Check De Gaulle

‘West Germany Rallying Forces Against De Gaulle: idee  French Action Shocks Europe

Missile Tumbles Wildly  Multi-Million Dollar Test Cone Ruined in Atlas Try

Traffic Toll Rise Disturbs Governor  Brings Plea to: ‘Judges lo Get. ‘Toueher With Violators

Courts Told:  Be Tougher On Drivers  Brown Jarred   By Traffic. . Deaths 

History Could Turn On MeNamara’s Visit To Viet Nam. -. Pape A-2.

Plane Lands OK Despite Engine Out   M'Namara, Taylor Arrive in Saigon on AF Transport

Britain Inf New Trouble With Spies   Officials Discount Major Scandal Story As Not Well Founded

IN LEGALIZING LOTTERY  Gov. King Stresses Need For Tax Relief In N.H.

Sweepstakes Legal In New Hampshire   NEWS DIGEST Denies Missile Not Effective   IN THE NATION

Gov. King Tells Why He Signed Lottery Bil   Will Relieve N_H. Taxpayers

Legalized Sweepstakes Signed Into Law By Governor— New Hampshire's State-Sanctioned Lottery First In USA Since 1894

New Hampshire Has Sweepstake  Lottery Leqalized,   Lottery Legalized, Governor Sians Bill

Six Die in Explosion   (PROVISIONS REVEALED  Freeman Sets Wheat Vote

Road Extension To Connect With Crystal Lake and Bancroft Highways

Administration Knocks Critics Of Its Efforts  Test Ban Treaty yn A) a

Assertions Called ‘Not Correct’ Administration Strikes Back At Test-Ban Critics

JFK Officials Strike Back, Defend Policy   Fisher Argues That U.S. Nuclear Edge Can Be Maintained

Opponents Of Treaty Efforts Hit   Unlimited Testing Would Reduce U. S$ Lead, Says Fisher

Claims Lead Over Russia Can Be Held  Critics Alarmed By Concessions On Safeguards

visser      Administration Says Dodd's Assertions Are ‘Not Correct’

Final Decision By Full Court In Few Weeks   10 Days Given For Objections

‘WORLD NEWS - Federal Troops Amass in Alabama; Racial Tension Spreads to Nashville

Headquartered In Birmingham 3,000 Riot Trained Soldiers In Alabama

Senate Ons   Measure  No: Final Approva _ Due'for Last Vote  car Pon © paunceee:  RORaar yee

Khrushchev Is Believed Trying to Goad Chinese Into Breaking Off Talks

ee a eu Bn a Het . So ee - ives as aes . efile  bee gy ft. .t...  eG es ese Ge Bera 7  . . ' : Ss . a :  n g +   Nikita Badgering Chinese To Quit Showdown Talks

GOP Leaders Warn Against False Hopes  Efforts on Jobless Problem Attacked

Flays JFK's Job Idleness, Tax Program   Halleck. Dirksen Give Views Ie Latest Criti

PallyCal CalShes sdllOrs Cye  President hitchhikes ride on catamaran

Inside Todav’s Times   FLAGS DOWN SAILING CRAFT  President Turns Hitchhiker

Senate Fight Expected Over Rail Proposal   Morse to Seek Substitution of JFK’s Original Plan for ICC Action.

Brown County Damage High  Storm Causes Crop Loss As Hail, Wind Hit Area

K. P. and L. Crews Called... Storm in Northeast Kansas  Causes Widespread Damage

Winds snap trees, poles  Northeast Kansas littered by early morning storm

Valachi Lays Bare Racketeer World  Relates Death Sentence Passed on Him With Cenavece’s Kiccinge Hand

Communists Are Outlawed In Keuador  Military Junta Imposes Strict Martial Control

Red Party Is Outlawed In Ecuador  Junta Rounds Up 150 Leftists, Ousts President

Military Junta Outlaws Reds   Round Up Leftists; Call President Drunk

Junta Exiles Veep, Installs Martial Law   Military Rulers Expect To Retain Power For 2 Years

Proclaim Martial Law  Ecuador Outlaws Communist Party   Its No Bed Of Roses For Henry Cabot Lodee

Who Needs It?  Red China's Mao Tung Promises Civil Rights Leaders His Support

Proxmire Calls Migrant Bil Slave Labor’  ' Upsets Democratic Pians to Send  Banepa tn Cannta

First Since: War  “US. Considering Cutback In Atom Weapons Output

Reduction Of A-Arms Considered   Nuclear Arsenal Study Is Ordered By White House

What To Do When That Time Comes:  —__f FatherWasBald, Cha 'n.2 That His Son Will Be Also

A Lost Cause Bald American's Son Almos! Certain to Lose His Hair

ine Said racts You Gettin’ Thin On Top? Blame It On Pa And Ma   Ry RARNEY SEIBERT

A Court of Inquiry In Thresher Mishap Waits on Witness   Foreign Ship in Area Proves to Be Norwegian Fisherman Not Involved.

Not Aware Of Message No or re Days  oes ee ee: ee   RearAd m. Ramage  Testifies Today

Thresher Probe Recessed For Undisclosed Witness   State Could Tell Orange To Provide School Funds

Thresher Probe Recessed After Admiral Heard   Has Opinion As To Cause Of Sinking: New Witness Awaited

Navy Adjourns Court of Inquiry Atter Testimony   Expected to Re-Convene Later Today

To Reconvene "As Soon As Possible"— ena Ae SOOT 258 FOSSIDLG —=  Recess Thresher Hearings Await Unidentified Person

Won't State It In Open Court  Rescue Director Has Opinion On  ‘Sub Loss Cause

Delay Cited On Message By Witness   Officer Declines To Give Opinion At Public Inquiry

AWAITING MYSTERY PERSON  Navy Court Recesses In Thresher Hearing   TO TESTIFY   “MINOR” PROBLEM

Thresher Probe Haited To Await Special Witness  Admirals Refuse To Make Public Their Theories

Admiral Refuses To Reveal Opinion Formed As To Cause Of Sinking Of Nuclear Sub

‘Knows Why It Sank, Can’ Tell Publicly:   Rescue Operation Chief Questioned  at Naval Inquiry

Admiral Has ‘An Opinion’ On Thresher  But He Won't Tell It In An

Admiral Forms Opinion As to Disaster Cause   Declines To Give Views in Public

Court Recesses, Awaits Witness In Sub Inquiry  Opinion Is Formed b Chief Rescue Office:

Man on Leave From Sub To Testify Admiral Has Opinion On Thresher Disaster

in Thresner mearings Court Unable Continue Without  Presence Of Unidentified Person

RESCUE BOSS NOT TALKING IN PUBLIC   Top Officials Not Informed On ‘Difficulty’

Court Of Inquiry Witness Has Opinion On Thresher's Sinking, Won't Tell It

Russ-America Progress Seen as Cause for Rift   - AUPI  News Commentary

Verdict Makes Death Penalty Mandatory  Defendant Guilty   Defendant Guilty Of Torch Slaying In Insurance Plot

1-Step Plan To Reshape Guard Cited   Reorganization Wil Be On Same Basis As Regular Army

End To ROTC Program  May Be Defense Proposal   Reshuffled NG Units Plan Seen Acceptable

Guard Revamping Plan Unveiled One-Step Army Proposal Supported Ry Covernors

Believe most states will accept move   Division along the same pattern as reqular Army

Plan Unveiled To Reorganize National Guard   New Proposal Would Shape Divisions Alonc Regular Army Patterr

Governors Accept  Revision Of Guard   Army Plan OK'd By Texas Leader

Plant Mishap Fatal To Man   Oswald's Mother Says Body Will Remain Where It Is

SOLID FOR GOLDWATER Republicans Optimistic Over Chances In Dixie

[Supreme Court Refuses to Reconsider 7-1 \Ruling Favoring Arizona in Water Dispute

Earlier Rulinc by Justices Must Stand   State's Petition Turned Down: Arizona Scarac

Officials Agree Astronaut Cooper Sort of Saw Boat, Train and Truck

Efforts to Get Senate Majority to Back Civil Rights Bill Bog Down

A Key Issue in Civil Rights Tussle: Will Property or Human Rights Prevail?

 Senators Express Confidence  Effort for Bipartisan Backing On Rights Bogs Down in Senate

Bipartisan Rights Try Bogs Down   Javits Predicts Majority Will Come Around

New Market. Health Men To Meet   State Health Department Cites Urgency To Correct Contamination

The Weather   Most Crops Harvested Material Losses In Ohio Drought Believed Light

Says Baker Handed Her Heavy Cash   Mrs. Novak Discusse Big Sums at Time Of Motel Deal

He Knew ‘Available Of Stocks   Widow Novak Tells of Splitting $54,889 Profit

Brutal Cold Spell Due to Ease Its Grip   Ice Jams Niagara, Freeze Damages  Calif. Crops

COLD HITS CALIFORNIA TOO——~CSTO Huge Ice Jam Threatens Niagara River Properties

Kr KK KK  Cuban Aid In Doubt  UN May Not Approve  A went new beux mer Den rwuarkh Chea

Wheat Sale Is Stalled   Shipping Charge May Hold Up Deal Between LU So Savies

Dicker for ships  to move wheat $250 million deal with USSR ready

Racial Unrest Stirs Illinois Demonstration, Fights in Alabama, Tennessee

Income Levy Reduction Would Span 3 Years, Accompanied By Curtailed Federal Outlays

Three-Year Plans May Gain Support From Both Parties   Proposed Tax Formula Provides Net Reduction of SIL Billion

In Integration Strife   Justice Department Cites Voluntary Steps Taken

Liberal Acts in Rejecting Andersen Appointments Bring Filibuster Cries

Filibuster Charged  In Senate   Liberals Deny Debate on Andersen Appointments Can Be Called Filibuster

‘Slightly Conciliatory’  Sharp-Tongued Mme. Nhu Arrives for U.S. Visit

 People in the News Navy Commends 7 for Actions Acainst Red Boat Off Cuba

VU £0GiS FALiC® 22 HOMD Bp ee  Ban Issue Violently Echoes In Hiroshima

Supreme Court Agrees To Rule on Foreign Stays By Naturalized Citizens

Naturalization Law's Validity Will be Tested   U.S. Supreme Court Agrees to Consider Hts Constitutionality

Ruling Promised On Citizenship  Naturalization Law Section to Get Test

Immigrant reguiation challenged   Court will rule on citizenship

KERNER FORCES BEGIN DRIVE IN STATE ASSEMBLY   SEEK DEPARTMENT ON WELFARE AID; SCHOOL AGE CHANGE

Military Coup Hits Honduras  Organization Of Latin iene came Parley

Honduras Taken In  Quiet Coup   Armed Forces In Control Of Centra American Nation

Presumably To Bar Presidential Election  Honduran Army Seizes Power

Military Coup Staged  In Honduras   Armed Forces Grab Government; Capital is Ouiet

Bloodless Cour Upsets Regime In Honduras     Armed Forces Chief  Issued Order, U. §. _ Report indicates

Military Coup In  Honduras   Reports Indicate Move Is Bloodless; Morales Still In President’s House

Honduras Governmen  Is Ousted   Military Takes   Military Takes Over Country Early Today

Coup Staged By Military In Honduras  Reports Indicate   Reports Indicate Bloodless Overturn Of Morales Rule

Reports Say Overthrow  Is Bloodless   Insurgents Seek To Halt Election

Northeast Recives © New Frigid Weather   Other Parts Of Continent Feeling  Some Easement From Massive Wave

Girl, 4, puts hand through cage bars  +  Bear and girl’s mother in tug of war

SOLON CITES HIGH PAY Gridder’s Job As Peace Corps Recruiter Scored

Bizarre Shooting Aftermath  Man Faces Murder Charge In Mount Vernon Slaying

Claims ‘Orders From Jesus Christ’  Galion Man Faces Murder Charge

Violence Takes 16 Lives In N.C.  Roads Responsible For Most Deaths; Soldier Is Stabbed

x* *« * x * * President Tells Newsmen  No Threatening Inflow Seen

SONAR PROBES DEPTHS FOR THE THRESHER   Meanwhile, Painstaking Investigation Seeks  Cause Of Sinking   ‘ALL HOPE FOR MEN ‘ABOARD ABANDONED

Underwater vy To Probe Dev   Navy Sets Plans ‘h Motion To Solve, Atlantic Sinking 

Television  May Be Used  To See Sub Navy Is Still  Trying ToS pot ~— Gost Veccel

Filibuster Foes Lose In Senate   Foes to Carry Fight to Voters After House OKs Shaff Apportionment Plan

House Passes Shaff Plan, 77-28   Goes to Voters In a Special Election Dec. 3

Gets Final Approval In House   Shaff Plan OKd 77 to 28 After Subctitute Killed

Hits Threat to Block Two Nearoes at U.   Injunction Would Ban Interference With Enrollment

Steel Probe. Under Way; Emphasis OnPrices  ‘Executives Hop Investigation

la ile ll  TwrTewTTvrTevr@TwrerrecereersT eer ees  School Honors Collected by  Young Marrieds

National Newspaper Week Newspapers Make Difference In Lives Of Many People

INQUIOMGE INE WSPUDeT TYR  Newspapers Make Difference ‘In Lives Of Many People

Newspapers make a big difference in The lives of a free people everywhere

White Mother In Arkansas Getting Threats For “Reverse” Integration

SENDS CHILD TO NEGRO SCHOOL  ~ One White Mother Real Integrationist

Senate Overrides Governors Veto   Bills Involved Established Bridge Pact With Illinois

Dirksen Clarifies Ike on A-Treaty   respect to use of atomic weapons in time of war or some other emergency.”

Used Another Wall Gate —  U. S. Stops Red Buses At Checkpoint Charlie

4 Busloads Of Red Soldiers Turned Back   Try To Use US. Berlin Checkpoint Instead Of British

At West Berlin Checkpoint  U.S. Authorities Bar Soviet Military Men

Berlin Episode ps halen, ventana  U.S. Halts Soviet Buses At Wall

4 Busloads Barred From  ‘Charlie’ Gate  Re-Route Ordered:   Re-Route Ordered; ction Canses Halt viet Ceremony

Halted on British Request  Soviet Troops Delayed On Entering West Berlin

Kisses for Bride   U.S. Authorities Bar Soviets From West Berlin Checkpoint

Yanks Bar  Russ Gls at Berlin Gate  Comin fnpmenmunrszian Carll...

Stop Russians af Checkpoint Charley   U. S. Authorities Say Mixup In Routing Is Cause of Incident.

Four Busloads Held Up..  Soviets Try To Defy U. S. Order, Barred From Berli

=. t=  Test Ban Progress Reported Made At Conference      Test Ban   Stocks      US - Soviet Non - Aggression Pact Shaping Up In East-West Talks

IN MOSCOW TALKS Progress Reported On Draft Of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

SEE PROGRESS IN TALKS ON TEST BAN PACT   Statement By Kennedy Matches Optimism At Moscow   FAST PACE HINTS TENSIONS EASING

Progress At Ban Talks Reported   ‘Limited Test Ban Agreement Deemed Likely To Result

Progress  Reported »  In Moscow Quick Accord  On Limited Test Ran Loom:

PUBLIC AID TO MOVE OFFICE TO SPRINGFIELD   SEEK $92 MILLION MORE FUNDS FOR THIS BIENNIUM

PAC OFFICE MOVING 10 SPRINGFIELL   Aid Commission Unanimous For Move From Chicago; Asks $92,908,000 More To Finish Year.

Mrs. Estrella Schilling, 62 of Kredericksburg, Tex., was killed Sunday when she was hit by a pickup truck.

(German Officials Concerned Dean Rusk Arrives In Germany for Meetings

IN BASILICA CEREMONY  Catholic Church Beatifies Immigrant American Bishop

State Reorganization Corporation Commission Sets Standards   STATE MINIMUM STANDARD! What are the minimum standards established by the  Rianate Cammission?

Over 750 Register For RC Swimming   Adult Classes Start August 5

Approximately 800 Register Monday in County Learn-fe-Swim Prooram

JFK Wins a Round  Key House Group Approves Record Budget for Defense

WORLD NEWS  Arbitration Board Rules that Featherbedding Be Reduced

Arbiters Order Gradual Cut In Rail Firemen   Ninety Per Cent of Jobs Said Unneces. sary; Unions Threat en Court Fight.

Successful Financial  Reforms To Be Key  Money, Credits To Be Doled Out Gradually; Red Furor Not Aired

Crash Fatal To Douglas Woman, 42   Mrs. Charles Fosdick Succumbs to Injuries On Way to Hospital

UNION CHIEF LEADS THE CHARGE   [Schools Shut Down by Teachers’ Strike

Scranton Defines Favorite Son Role, Says State Should Get Due Attention

‘Concerned’ Over Northeast  Scranton May Seek ‘Favorite Son’ Tag

Scale perilous west face ote periious west trace  U. S. record on Everest

2 Americans Set Record at Everest   First to Scale West Ridge; 2 Others Climb South Ridge

2 American Teams Climb Everest  * * * * * * * * x *   One Becomes First To Scale Peak By Way Of West Ridge

Russians Unwilling To Pay High Rate ot U.S. Shippers  Piasahehae tance   Rhruehchey Hopes Farmers Will Push Change in Ovlaze.

Birmingham, Nashville Quiet:  Race Tensions Shift To Raleigh; Federal Troops May Not Be Called

North Carolina Is Site of New Racial Protests  Demonstration Staged in Capital 34 Are Arrested

i, i, A ee ee he te A te te A ee i i he he i i i i i i i ie i  North Carolina Negroes Pick Up Rights Demand:

Hitler Took Reins Thirty Years Ago   Some Suspect Nazis Awaiting Another Chance

PHAM LAL LALLA LEE IFRAME REET ee  Comic Dictionary ee ee  @ jill) @   Kashback Puts Spotlight on Nazism

In Today's ALTOONA MIRROR   Several In Local District Changes Effected In Area Methodist Church Charge:

Kennedy Urging Senate To Act Soon on Tax Cut   House Passes Bill. 271-155

Bill Passed Over GOP Opposition   President Hopes Solons Give Okay This Year To $11 Billion Slash

HOUSE GIVES APPROVAL IN 271-155 VOTE  Tax Slice Bill Moves to Senate

Vax Cut Bill Goes To Senate  * * *  IF K Pressing Fo or F inal Enactment Before Christerns

JFK Presses For Enactment By Christmas   Bill Overrides Strong Opposition From Republicans

—— rr Tw haw Faas Cwwe Cynenes  House-Passed Tax Cut Faces Delay In Senate

Tax Cut Bill Gets By The ‘House But Faces Rougher ‘Days At Hands Of Senate

House Approved Tax Slash Bill Goes To Senate   Administration Presses For Final Action; House Votes 271-155 For Cut

Time - Table Maybe Upset  Senate Gets Tax Cut Bil: JFK Wants Quick Enactment

Slash OK’d In House by 271 to 0 155  “a7.   Big Victory Claimed for  Administration

Negro School Attendance tight nee tight  Hundreds Ready  To Demonstrate

New Demonstration Planned by Young Alabama Negroes  Intearation Leaclers Promise   Integration Leaders Promis¢ To Press Fight for Rights

No Letup In Racial  Actions   Demonstration Leaders Vow A Continuance

CUBA RELEASING ANOTHER 1.25¢   205 U. S. Citizens to Bi Flown Out; PW Kin Leavine: bw Skis

U. S. Citizens Leaving Cuba  First Planeload Set To Depart For America Today

TAP Wilrepnit  OLD SOLDIER RETURN   San Juan Hill Vet Would Fight Again

IF YOU MISS YOUR DAILY TIMES .__.   LBJ, Party Arrive in Sweden On Scandinavia Goodwill Trip

Johnson Pays Sweden Visit On His Tour   Vice President On Goodwill Trip

Ambitious Proposal s, se ea a Sanford Says He's Ne: ‘Lame Duck’ Executive

Tshombe Fired Power Plant   Explosion Just After Katanga Was Surrendered

Tshombe Held The Gun Kolwezi Area Power Plant - Blasted Before Surrender

$506,000 Church Fire   Curtis Criticizes Peabody For Delaying. Prorogation   Castro Calls Americans Swindlers

African States Want Boycott U.S. Holding Out  Against Punishing Supnremaciat Grour

Twin Bridges, Sheridan and Ennis Bidding for Rest Home; Voters to Select Location April 6

Effort To Hike Limit On Debt Stirs House   Treasury Asks Borrowing Okay To Pay U.S. Bills

House In Uproar On Administration Attempts To Hike National Deficit

Mrs. Kennedy Back At Capitol  Returns To Rotunda In Surprise Move 

$99-Billion Budget Plans Told by JFK   Capito} Comment   Cash Budget

Bad News for Montana: Colder Temperatures on Wavy   State, National Weather

Babson Forecasts Johnson's Election In Nov.; Enactment Of Tax Reduction; Larger Federal Government Deficit

Babson Sees LBJ Election Victory, Tax Cut, Good Business in Year ‘Ahead

TMaACtOTL  ALNOUgN SNOCKEa DY L1SSUsst  Babson Predicts 1964 Will Be ‘A Good Year’

30 Predictions Made Por Upcoming 12 Months ~ "64 Should Be Good Year,  Babson Says In Forecast

Roger W. Babson Gives Forecast For The Year   By ROGER W. BABSON

On Inside Pages   Johnson's Re-election in 1764 Predicted in Babson's Forecast

babson’s Business, Financial Forecast  For 1964. Revealed   Predicts Johnson Eléction To Full Term As President; Sees Retroactive Tax Cut

Sees No World War Babson Business Forecast  Predicts Good Year In 1964

sh @* &* @* @*O*O*O*O* OB OO &*b* b* &* b* bb * OO & bb O* OO OO O* a OO" a OO" Babson’s 1964 Business, Financial Forecast

Bolivian Rebels Ready to Free 4 Americans   iners Call Meeting te Consider Govern. ment Offer to With.  draw Troops.

Bolivians Push Action  Long-Awaited Release Nearing For Hostages

20 Enter Classes  In Alabama   Nationalizing Of Guard Balks  Wallace Action   Wallace’s Mustering of "Bama Guard Forees Revision of Federal Tacties

Pres, Kennedy ls Skeptical on Price Increases  Anxious to Head Of A... J. J... B..2k

FEARS GENERAL INCREASE BY BIG COMPANIES  KEEPS PHONE HOT EASTER SUNDAY

Car Plunaes into Creek—   Kennedy Concerned by Rises in Steel Prices

President starts study of 3 increase  Skanthcal an hib-,   Skeptical on hike being in public interest criteria

MORE FIRMS SLATED TO POST HIKES   Report President Skeptical About Lukens Postings

Kennedy Skeptical On Whether Steel Price Hikes Meet Public's Interest

senate to Investigate New Steel Price Boost   President Skeptical Of Increase

—A DELICATE RETICENCE —  Steel Firms: After You, Charley   Reported Skeptical Of ‘Public Interest’

JFK Lifts Eyebrows At New Steel Hike   He's Reported To Be Skeptical

President Anxious For Stability   Lukens Second   Lukens Second Company To Announce

Congress Probe On Steel       Lukens Plans Increases President Skeptical On Steel Price Hikes

Republic Makes ‘Selective’ Hikes  Follows Weekand Ranct by I itlane   ‘Congress Starts Study of Steel! .

May Make Move This Week  Expect Big Steel To Seek General  Increase In Prices

Price Upped On Products By Lukens   Big Firms Expected Soon to Announce Increase Decision

New Steel Price Hike Studied   Worried President Holds Phone Conferences, Wants To Head Off General Rise   ISSUES STATEMENT   SELECTIVE ACTION

Reason: Price Hikes--  “3 ‘Congress Grders Steel Probe   BULLETIN

JEK Eyes Hike By  Lukens Co.   Other Firms May Join In Round Of Boosts This Week

Triggered By Price Increases   Kennedy Skeptical Of Boosts, Cites ‘Pubic Interest’

Congressional Inquiry To Be Launched Soon  Does Action Meet Public Interest Criteria Pro

JFK Is Skeptical Of Need For Steel Hike   ICC Authority On Rate Cuts Upheld

Hearings Open Next Week On Profits, Cost Factors; JFK Watches Situation

Kennedy Cautious On Steel Question   WASHINGTON (AP)—A com Brewional Inquiry into steel Prices, profits and production problems was ordered today.

Increases This Week Predicted   Report President Skeptical Boosts In Public Interest

News Index   Wheeling Steel Sticks Neck Out, Lukens Follows, Now Its Up To JFK

Trend May Start After Latest Rise   White House Looks Into Lukens Move For Public Interest

Lukens Announces Increase  JFK Ponders Effect Of ‘New Steel Price Boost

JFK Skeptical Whether Action Meets Criteria   Other Companies Expected To Announce Selective Increases

Wall Street Journal Says Other Companies Likely Will Follow Suit Shortly

Luken Is 2nd To Announce Boost  JFK Skeptical on Steel Price Hikes

Others Are Expected To Follow Suit   Producers Hopeful Selective Boosts Will Be Given Approval

School Fight  Is Spreading Across State   Jaycee’s 5th Annual Home Show Called Big Success

° - , Reconstruction Erases World War Il Damage  Poles Nationalist-Minded, Proud Of Historic Heritage

Studies ' Crisis in Caribbean   Dispute Between Haiti And Dominican Republican Marks Time

Marking Time In Dispute   Inter-American Peace Mission Studies Situation; Charve Commie Tin!

Island Dispute: Marking Time  Peace Mission Now   Peace Mission Now Studying Situation

Duvalier Defies Rivals as Isle Fight Simmer   Mission at Work As Tension Ebbs

WEATHER FORECAST   Dispute Studied By OAS   Haitian Leader Vows To Keep  Natianal Powe:

Peace Mission Visits Haiti   Calls Middle East  Tension Explosive

OAS Peace Team In Halll Seeking Island Settlement   Hattten Brabtdant te Spesch Sava He Wit Nal Giva the. Dawes,

100 Escape Down Ladders Four Die in Pre-Dawn Blaze at Boston Hotel

Thompson’s  Bid Goes to High Court  Seek Freedom On Bond While Anneal Ic Made

Tariff Talks Compromise Efforts Fail:   Delegates Believe Kennedy-De Gaulle Accord Is Needed

US. And ECM Compromise Efforts Fail   Europe Common Market Proposal “Unacceptable”

Heads Of 3 Governments To Visit President Johnson During Next Three Months

Writes Appeal For Cost Slash  By Contractors  Sets Up Schedule For Capital Talk: With Wlact Chiat

Will Meet World Leaders President Calls For Cut In Defense Costs

Johnson Opens Conference on U. 5. Budget   Economy, Defense Aides Summoned To White House

Johnson Meets Three Government Officials  President Asks Close Cooperation Of Contractors in Reducing Expenses _.

Heavy Schedule  Defense, Commerce Aides Meet Today With Johnson   Man Held After Threat

Johnson Talks With Cabinet Officers, Presents Award to Oppenheimer

Christmas Lights Turned On   Johnson Takes A Look at Defense, Economic Matters

Johnson Meets With Officials   Hodges, Gordon, McNamara Discuss Economics, Defense

Abilene’s David Parks No.  draft choice of the National Football League. See story, page 12-A.   Lyndon Calls in Hodges, icMomara for Meetings

Cabinet Officers Summoned to Meetings Today  Defense Contractors A-L,.- ba ff aeh  ae

No ‘Weekend Lull  Economic, 1 Deferise Items Before President. Today

Budget Gets Priority In LBJ’s Talks   Defense Matters Also Discussed At Top Aide Sessions

LB) Talks to Top Aides on Defense, Economic Matters   Now President Has Busy Weekend: Asks Contractors to Cut Costs If Possible.

JOHNSON CALLS  ON CABINET FOR  ECONOMY TALKS DRAFTS LETTER TO  CONTRACTORS TO CUT DEFENSE COSTS

President Has Series  Of Talks   Calls Two Cabinet Members, Budget Head To Conference Today

Johnson summons aides to discuss top matters  President calls on two Cabinet officers,   President calls on two Cabinet officers, budget director for important conference —

Discuss Keonomice And Defense Matters  Johnson ‘Talks With Cabinet Members

Johnson Opens Conference On U.S. Budget  ett Mie.   Economy, Defense Aides Summoned To White House

Full Sunday Sche ule  For Johnson-Sets -—  Little Summit Meetings

After busy Sunday at White House  Johnson confers with aides about economy, defense

CONTRACTORS CONTACTED BY LB)   Calls Session Today On Economic Matters   Discloses Dates For Talks With German, Italian, British Leaders

LBJ Discusses Budget, Defense   President Plans to Emphasize U.S. Commitment to Europe

Budget Gets New Review  By Johnson   ees apes OO i aa   President Confers With Defense Chief Secretary Hodges

Johnson Discusses . Econoinics, Defense   Mrs, John F.:Kennedy’s ordeal, (raced slép-hy-step; Page: ry

Johnson, Aides Hold Conferences  Defense, Economic Matters Top Subject of Discussion

19-Point Life-Saving Plan & 'Governor To Address  Assembly On Tuesday

Republicans Put On Notice Concerning Legislative Change— Demos To Contest Redistricting In Courts If Not Fair, Equitable

Republicans Reject William Feero’s Name   Ask for Meeting With Governor In Order to Settle Question; Egan Gets Trapped in Statement After Rejection

Fourth turned down as Stalemate continues in appointing state senator

Meany Sees Lack Of Jobs Big Problem   Thus No Equal Opportunities

FINAL RUSH PACE LEAVES LITTLE HOPE   Many Billion Miles Traveled Over Holiday

Soaring Death Toll On Highways May Set Tragic Record   Estimates Fluctuate as Reports Ebb, Flow; Busy Hours Ahead

May Reach At Least 580 Holiday Deaths hens Country A ppear To Be Headed For Recora

Harvey Gantt Enrolls Today At Clemson   State Police Ordered To Keep Peace On Campus

Arbitration Argument  House Panel, Hoffa  Union Views Differ      ‘He’s My Kind Of Candidate’  Romney Elates U. S. Chamber

 Addresses U.S. Chamber Meeting Romney Wins Hearts Of Busin Is Rale Ae Precidential Pacscihilt

Businessmen Laud Romney During Talk   Gets Standing Ovation In Washington; Hint Top Role in 1964

Furor Is Heated Over Park Board Member's Activily   Dalton Calls Upon William E. Dye to Resign From Post.

Dalton Says He Has Aske Dye to Quit  Governor Says He Will Force Him

Test For fayicr:  General Asked To Justify Test Ban Treaty Support

Senate Group Demands Detailed Information  Taylor Continues Testimony On Test Ban, U.S. Security

seeks "Truth Packaging"  FTC chairman urges stronger legislation

No Reports Of Clashes On Cyprus   Greek, Turkish Troops Under British Command Patrol Nicosia Streets

News Summary  From United Press International   Greek, Turk Troops Patrol Quiet Streets Of Nicosia

British.Troops Patrol Cyprus  No Reported Clashes Today; Medical Team Aids Wounded

Fighting in Cyprus Halts  Under Truce  British Command   British Command Troops Enforcing Cease-Fire

"Reports Cubon Exile .  Soviet Troops Used to Quell Uprising in Province of Cuba

4 Convicted By Jury On Tax Charges   Conspiracy To Defraud Counts Tn Federal Court

President, Wallace in Tense Meet   Kennedy Pleads for Rejection of Bias and Violence

Birmingham s Patrolled by Police, Negroes  Extra Forces on Alert to Prevent More Outbursts

President Makes Quick Trip South   Executive Claims Federal Government Is Not Stranger

President Asks End to Violence  Later President, ‘Covermmr eee? = lererteemen or

President Carries to Dixie His Appeal for Racial Peace  ‘Government Not a Stranger or an Enemy’

By Federal Jury ‘Pro Agitator’, 3 Others  Indicted In Ole Miss Riots

Four More Indicted Ai Ole Miss  Testimony Heard   Testimony Heard Concerning Walker  And Five Others

Ole Miss Jury Indicts 4 Men  Professional Aaitato   Professional Agitator Gets Condemnation

S. Carolina Color Line  Is Broken  Negro Grantt Is Bar olled At Clemson

NEGRO QUIETLY ENROLLED AT $. 6, SCHOOL   State Was Last With Unbroken Public Segregation   GANTT SURPRISED AT FRIENDLY WAY

Gantt Gets F riendly Reception   South Carolina Lowers Barriers Under Court Order

‘Surprised’ At Friendly Reception  Charlestonian Ends Tradition  bh. MI DADDY TD

Clemson Acce pts Negro Registrant   Gantt Registers, Picture Page 9

WEST BERLIN VOTE SWAMPS COMMIE PARTY   Mayor Willy Brandt’s Forces Show Hate For The Wall   CITY’S FIRST BALLOT SINCE THE BARRIER

Communists Are Shut Ont in  West Berlin’s First Election Since ‘The Wall’

W. Berlin Socialists Wi Again   Brandt’s Party Gain: 85 Of The 134 Seats In City’s Parliament

REDS REPUDIATED IN WEST BERLIN MUNICIPAL VOTE   Brandt Scores Landslide in Massive Turnout of ‘Wall Haters’

Hatred of Wall Is Demonstrated By Voter Turnout   Mayor’s Socialist Party Captures 89 of 140 Seats

Brandt Is Victor In Berlin Vote  mR JsIph.... C/..... ..._J   Red Party Slapped In Divided City’s Municipal Voting

Cuba Has Powerful Defensive Missiles  U. S. Survey Shows Castro Has Many Communist Arms

Solons claim government hindered UM riot probe   Charge Department of Justice refused to provide the names of marshals used

Secret Service Agent Cited for Bravery Shown During Assassination of President

As Mrs. Kennedy Watches Secret Service Agent Honored for Bravery

Consumers Not Likely to Be Hurt by Upset of Kennedy's Wheat Program

UN. Seizes Chief Bastior of Tshombe   Katangese Flee After Sabotaging Mine Equinmernt

CEASEFIRE IS DELAYED Firing Is Continued After Algerian Truce Is Signed   Ry GHRORCE BHATARY

Correspondent Assigned to Cover Cease Fire Caught in Sneak Attack

Mich. State 30  Wisconsin 13  N. Carolina 28 Georgia 7   Algerian Soldiers Violate War Truce   By GEORGE HALABY

Texas Totals 65 Deaths Through Holiday Period   U.S. Shatters Death Mark For Highways   FATAL CRASH

HOUSE RULES FIGHT  _ Landrum Denies Deal To Support Kennedy Forces

Libel Action Rivals   Woman Awarded $211,500 Verdict In Libel Action  Rep. Powell Plans Appeal

LEGION AUXILIARY DESIGNATES POINTS — FOR COLLECTION  OF COFFEE STRIPS  Schedule Gift Drive  For Children’s Homes

4 Operations In Progress At The Time   Prompt Action By . First Company To Arrive Wins Praise

Fire Breaks Out in Chicago Hospital; 109 Evacuated Credit All-Negro Fire Co. For Miraculous Stop of Blaze

lrish Dail Addressed By Kennedy   He Urges Small Nations To Imitate Ireland

Calls on Small Nations to Back U.N.—  Kennedy Addresses Irish Parliament

President Has Wild Welcome By Parliament   Erin's Support Of U.N. ls Cited As A Blow for Peace

Asks Small Lands Copy Aid to U.N.   Irish Parliament Opens Heart to Visitor; Cork Ovation

JEFIK Praises Irish — For Support Of UN   GOP Leaders Cautous 7 In Evaluating JFK Trip

DAIL HEARS SPEECH BY U.S. CHIEF   Kennedy Will Go To Britain On Saturdav

Dublin Address Today First by Yank President  Del Givee Guect   Dail Gives Guest A Great Greeting

IRISH ROLE IN U.N, LAUDED Noisy Welcome Given Kennedy In Dublin, Cork

In support of U. N. JFK calls on small nations  to imitate Irish example

JFK Laurels Irish Support ofU, N. in Parliament Speach   Island National Has Heaped Honors on the Besatdant ai th &

Standing Room Only . . .   KENNEDY SPEAKS BEFORE JOINT SESSION OF DAIL

Kennedy Becomes First President OF U.S. To Address Irish Parliament

Kennedy Urges Small Nations To Help U.N.   Peacekeeping Efforts Cannot Work Without Such Aid. He Says

Warm Welcome Given Kennedy . In City of Cork  Going to Dublin to Address Parliament

LuDIIN?  Dail Is Told Ireland Sets U.N. Pattern   President Calls on Small Nations to Follow Example

Small Nations Called To Imitate the Irish   Tells Joint Session of Dail That Support of United Nations Surest Guarantee of World Peace Right Now

ln Attempt To Cut Budget Congressional Republicans Are  Getting Ex-Budget Head’s Hel

EXPERT GETS HELM IN GOP BUDGET WAR   Maurice H. Stans Thinks $3 Billion Cut Is Possibility

Helicopter Pickup Asked : Two Everest Climbers Suffer From Frostbite

To Ask Standard Be Set  Sen. Hart Wants More Cherries in Cherry Pie

“How IrWoz~  PENETRATING COLD UNDER CLOUDY SKIES — SEE NO LETUP:

Ne TN ee FUNG Wl ek ee A oe   France ls Joining the Nuclear Club

Foreign Churchmen Eve Event i Re  See March as Call To Fuller Justice

Returning From Hunting —  Small Plane Crash Kills Father and Son

Kennedy Previews Proposals For Leaders of Both Parties   President Returns To Capital on Eve Of New Concress

JFK Previews Proposals New Congress   Leaders of Both Parties Briefed

Tight Battle Ahead on Bid to Clear Tracks for Program  PREVIEW TODAY   President Calls Leaders in Advance of Congress ‘Opening Tai errcer:

Meets With Top Lenders On Program   Believed To Hold Edge In Conaress

Conference Slated for Top Leaders  Dinpetdent Preaviows   President Previews His Proposals in Advance of Session

Action Expected By Congress on Major Issues   President To Give Proposals Preview To Leaders Today

Kennedy Holding Slim Margin in Fight for Action   President Reviews Tra a 7 ». ™™ 4...   President Reviews Plans Later Today

As 88th Congress Prepares to Convene  Administration Seen Winning House Rules Group Fight  But Curb on Senate Filibusters Appears Less Likely

See Slim Margin For President’s Legislative Proposals To Congress   DiSalle In Final Address To Ohio Legislature Today

Police Search IRS Building   Cali Arouses Fear for The Attorney General

HUNT CAPITAI FOR ARMED MAN      Man With Gun Spotted Or Roof Of IRS Building  LOCATION      Overlooks Entrance Used By Robert Kennedy At Justice Department

Roof Worker Gives Capital  Police ‘Scare  Sighted at Point Covering Robert Kennedy's Door

Young John Salutes Casket   Man With Gun Reportedly Spotted Near RFK’s Office

‘Man with Gun’ Was a Worker, Police Decide   President Orders Probe Of Both Dallas Shoctinas

Dodgers Nip Yankees, 1-0   Los Angeles Gains 3rd Straight World Series Victory

Dallas, Trying to Show Its Best Face to The World, Is Cloaked in Shame, Grief

REACTS WITH GRIEF AND SHAME  Dallas Recoils From Two Deqradations In 48 Hours

AND DEEP GRIEE  48 Hours Of Shame For Dallas   SECOND TIME   PRAVDA CHARGE

Goldwater Urges Income Tax Probe  y =)   Accuses Attorney General Ot ‘Police State’ Powers

Plane Blast Kills Three  Four Hurt As Bomber Rips Apart At Roswell

Series of Blasts Rips Big Bomber At Walker Base   Four Are Hurt Fighting Flames After Explosion

Dillon Backs Wheat Sale To Red Bloc   Treasury Chief Says Trade Would Assist Balance Of Payments

CITES ECONOMIC BENEFIT Dillon Endorses U.S. Sale Of Wheat To Reds

Twelve Men Injured In Explosion   Unarmed Missile Destroyed In Fire At California Plant

rea Wide News Of You tnd dour Neighbors--WEEK END EDITION   tee  Russia Launches Fifth Cosmonaut   First Woman Pilot Standing By For Sky Voyage

‘Romanov And Juliet’ To Meet?   Soviets Report Gir Stands Ready For Earth Orbit

——— lc wl,,r”rmrrtrtr~<“‘CrOCOCOCOS—C—S~s~s~—~s—OCOCiCiCOSCSCssSC‘EC  PURE  Russia Launches Fifth Cosmonaut  Riret Waman Pilnt RQtanding Dies Bmw Ghee T/ meen mee   First Woman Pilot Standing By For Sky Voyage

U.S. Alters Schedule Of Flights   Delays Apollo Trips for Nine Months; Cuts Off Four Test Orbits

Americans Freed by Russie Arrive Home   United States, Soviet Union Exchance Prisoner<

Freed In 4-Person Exchange   Priest Held 23 Years; as Thought Dead

Priest Has Trouble with Native Language After Long Confinement; Student Released

' TRADED FOR SPIES. 2 Freed In Prisoner Swap Return Home From Russia

Relatives Greet Priest and Youth   Plane Passes Red Couple Released as Part of Deal

dq vead     ‘Grief of. Survivors Mirrors Tragedy of Flood in Italy

Eyewitnesses Tell Of Dam-Break Desolation   By HARRY J. STATHOS United Press international

Hundreds of Bodies Broken By Wall of Water  Old Woman Digs at Flood Ruins with Spoon: My Sor: My Son, He's in There

FREIGHTER SINKS   Eighteen Sailors Missing as Two  Vessels Collide

House Bars Kennedy s  Moon Shot   Funds Refused for U.S.-Russ Venture

Cold Moves Eastward, Into South  Mercury Drops To 2 Below  In Atlanta

Low Marks Set Record In Georgia   Hazards Created By Biting Wind, Snow, Slect, Cold

Piercing Cold Moving East: Death oll up  inus 2 in Ga,;   Minus 2 in Ga.; Chicago Warms up ti Minus 13 Degrees

Cold Spell Holds Gri "ip On Nation   Arctic Air Hits Eastern Sections And Most Of Scuth

Frigid Blast Sweeps East, Deep In South  Mercury Dips To 2 Below At Atlanta.

-TWO BELOW IN ATLANTA Eastern Half Of Nation Held In Winter’s Grip

Below Zero Readings In Many Areas   Kentucky Has Minus 21 For New Record

Little Relief In Sight From Cold Miseries   Biting Winds, Snow, Sleet And Rain Add To The Inconvenience:

'Rescued Flier Excited About Reunion ‘As Girl Books Flight To Gotham Home

Has broken. jaw  Flores excited about visit of wife: says She won't know me

After 7-Week Ordeal in Wilderness .... ‘Mrs. Flores Flies to Yukon To See Her Pilot Husband

Helen Klaben Expectec In Fairbanks Today   Wife of Flores To Arrive at Whitehorse; Brother of Miss Klaben Flying From Seattle To Join Victim of 50-Day Ordeal

BIRMINGHAM INTEGRATES   CROWDS GATHER Hundreds Of White Students Stay Away

Two Negroes Enter High School — White Students Boycott Classes in Birmingham

Spectators Join With Objectors   Jeering Session Begins As Two Negroes Admitted

School Desegregation Follows Quickly After JFK’s Order; Gov. Wallace Silent

Unofficial Rates   ‘Weak Hurricane Prances Off Coast OF N. Carolina

Can Communism Be Curbed?  Viet Nam's Problems Go Beyond Diem’s Dictatorship   Madame Nhu Attends Mass For Relatives

Veterans Honored By President JFK   Viet Nam Generals Solved Some Issues

Sus $s Political Motivation  Kennedy Challenges Rockefeller, GOP to Give Policy Alternatives

British See Labor Head Next Chief   JFK Challenges Rocky To Offer Alternatives

Tshombe Threatens Blas!   Photos, Page 8   AS WE GO TO PRESS .. .

London Says Tshombe To GiveUpFight   Reported Ready To Work For Unity

More Congo Confusion: As Tshombe Talks Both Peace, Scorched Earth —

Major Katangan Industries Are Mined....  Tshombe Renews Scorched Earth Pledge

Reportedly accepts plan of unification  To cooperate with the U.N., abandons  leet Aténk. mals ene

Ready to Give Up Fight: Tshombe Destruction Is Warned  If UN Attacks Kolweiz

Tshombe Declares He Will Demolish Mines If Forced   Thant Is Suspiclous of Negotiation; « Savage Tribe Wor in Kasai.

Tshombe F'lips Again, Declares  He'll Fight Back  Over 400 Reported Dead In Trthal Kiahte see I cheese

Tshombe warns against U.N. attack on Kolwezt   Vows to demolish every major industrial installation in the town if troops invade

HEEDS URGING BY BRITISH  Pres. Ishombe Gives Up Fight For Independent Katanga

Destruction Threatened In Katanga   Tshombe Says He'll Fight Back with Scorched Earth Policy if Kolwezi Attacked

Tshombe Issues Warning About Scorched Earth      If U.N. Hits His Base 

Tshombe Vows “Scorched Earth” Policy If Uniled Nations Attacks Kolwezi

British Say Tshombe Giving Up Fight For Independent Katanga      Statement Says He Will Cooperate With U.N. Plan For Unification

scorched Earth Vowed By Tshombe   Katangan Pledges Fight lf War Center Attacked

Tshombe Ready To Toss Towel  Cw   Reportedly Quitting Independence Fiaht

Yielding In Struggle Indicated By Tshombe   Threat Of Destruction Are Renewed By Tshombe

Scorched Earth Battle Planned IE UN Attacks   Earlier Reports Said Secessionist Would Give Up

Reported Prepared To Cooperate With U.N. On Unification   Issues Statement After Parley With British Consul; Quoted As  Saving More Bloodshed Useless

COMES CLOSE ON HEELS OF PEACE TALKS   London Issues Statement That Fighting Ending

Switches stand of Tuesday  Tshombe threatens U. N. with scorched earth policy

U.N.’s Congo Unity Bid At Delicate Poin  Leader Threatens  To Blow Up Vital

British Say  Secessionist Drops Fight   Tshombe Report Indicates Droppin: Independence Bid

LONDON BARES SURRENDER’ TO UN PLANS   Strongly Urged by British Consul to Abandon Sab otage Move   Capitulation Comes After Defy on Return to Elwsabethville

Scorched Earth  Vow Renewed   Tshombe Threat Follows Report He Will End Fight

Tshombe's Threat to Blow Up Industries Puts U.N. in Spot   U.N.: Tshombe Could Prove His Intentions

Tshombe Vow Of Sabotage Snarls Peace   Leader Says Vital Industries in Katanga Will Be Demolished

Tshombe Fires Fresh Threat Against U.N.   Demolition Ready, Katangan Says after Reassuring British

STATEM ENT TO BRITISH Tshombe Is Re ported Ending His Fight   Related Story, Page 4.

Rebel Leader Accepts U.N. Unification Plan   British Officials Say ‘Scorched Earth’ Policy Abandoned

Tshombe Agrees To Quit Fight  nmtAnrnnran   Katangan Leader To Toss In Towel

UN Must Weigh Possibilities  Scorched Earth Threats Are Tshombe’s Hole Card

Tshombe Blows _ Hot, Cold  Renews Threa   Renews Threat to Fight

Tshombe Warns [Against Attack   Major Industrial Installations in Katanga Are Mined

SOME DOUBT IT CAN EASE THE COLD WAR   Reporis From Moscow Give No Indication  Of Agreements   NEGOTIATORS REST, NO MEETING SUNDAY

Communist World Still Seems Split   Two Powers Trying To Reach Accord Ta Ideological Talks

Red Chinese And Soviets Deadlocked   Parley in Moscow Will Resume Today Khrushchev Absent

Red. Yellow Can’t Mix   Soviets, Chinese Still Appear Badly Split

Red Powers To Resume Rift Talks   Take Sunday Off, Silent On Progress In Marxist Conflict

Eastern State's Canteen Hit in Report of Audit  Control Over Fund

Eastern State's Canteen Hit in Report of Audit   Control Over Fund Advised by Rogers

Charges of Vote Fraud Threaten More Trouble in Peru   President Announces Plans For Talks in Soviet Union

Second Vote Faces Upset  Leftist Candidate Appears Winner In Peruvian Election

Won't Affect Guard Under Stafe Control  Move Due to Head Off Trouble With Governors, Solons

Guard Excluded From Directive  State Controlled Units May Enter Segregated Events   By FRED S. HOFFMAN Associated Press Military Affairs Writer

German Iron Mine Flooded Suddenly   Two Shafts Started. But Hope For Saving Entombed Men Slim

Seven Miners Get Out Alive   Hope For.Other 4: Dims; Shafts Are Beina Drilled

Seven Miners Rescued In West Reich   43 Others Still Missing In Iron Ore Workings

7 Rescued  From Mine  Flooded  In Germany 43. Other Men   43 Other Men Still Missing And Their Fate Undetermined

rned of Violence  House ‘Student’ Inquiry Shaken Twice by Rioters

$700,000 Jewel Theft Reported  Comes Right After Biggest Jewel Case

49 Candidates In Races -GOP Seeking Gains In Texas Saturday Polls

APPEARANCE BRINGS HUSH IN RED SQUARE   Modern Weapons Were Feature Of Gigantic May Day Display   U. S. AMBASSADOR BOYCOTTED SHOW

News in  Nutshell   2-HOUR MILITART SHOW  Castro Sees Indian-Giver’s Rockets Go By

No Peking Visitors Go To Moscow May Show  Also Boycotted By U.S. Envoy;

Tragedy Toll Stands At 5   Boys, 5 and 8, Suecumb To Burns In Milwaukee

Tent Fire Toll Climbs to Five   Two Small Boys Fourth and Fifth Victims of Blaze in Moraine Area

56 Fugitive Back In Prison   Respected Citizen To Serve Out Term

Reynolds Vetoes GOP Sales Levy As ‘Tax on Poor   Republicans Hit Governor, Point To Credit Item —

JEXPLOSION THROWS FLAMING GAS Drag- Racer Hits Crowd, One Killed, 10 Injured

“OPERATION PEACE ON EARTH’’-American-Russian Families Have Unique Merry Christmas

In Portsmouth, Ohio  Merry Time Had by All In US-Russian Christmas

ne Fe MN ~~ — UM US  C cmmenists. Will Adhere To April 14 Pact: Withdrawing To Old Positions

Laos Pro-Rec Chief Proposes Truce, Pullback   Pathet Lao Action Raises Ho pes of Early Solution to Asian Crisis,   Reds Broke Cease-Fire

Hope For Solution ‘To Crisis  Proposal Would   Proposal Would erase Victories

Told Wife He Fired Shot  FBI Checks On Oswald As Sniper At Gen. Walker

Oswald  ‘Plot’ Grows   May Have Tried to Kill Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker

FOR WIFE KILLING   IN GEN. WALKER SHOOTING.  FBI Probing May Point To Oswald

WAGNER MOVES TOEND STRIKE   Gives Proposal to Photoengravers, Last Holdout Union

See Contests in 3 of the 4 City Wards   Three Have Filed in 1st, 3rd and 4th for Alderman

Way Cleared For Nevada  Nuclear Test  Kennedy. Acts After Breakdown of Treaty Seccianc With Bade

Kennedy Getting Ready To Resume Underground Test:  Decision Is Taken After Russ Decides To Call Off Talks

Reds Call Off Further Talks   Rusk Discusses Cuban, Canadian Problems

U.S. Prepares to Resume Underground Tests After Russia Terminates Talks

JFK Acts As Soviets Quit Ban Parley   Kennedy’s Views On Canada, Cuba Are Also Aired

Talks break brings about U.S. decision   Rusk refuses to speculate on Russian move

Jnderground shot planned  After Soviets call off talks until atter Feb. 12

Action Taken After Talks Breakdown  tn   Rusk Tells Of Kennedy Decision At News Parley

JFK Orders. New. Tests as Talks Fail   Rusk Hints ‘New ” Cuba Action; Give: Caiiada 'Asoloay'

JFK CLEARS WAY FOR U.S TEST SHOTS   Lifts Ban On Under. ground Blasts Following Break Of Nuclear Test Ban Talks With Russia.

Underground Test Work to Resume   Resumption of Preparations Ordered by JFK After Test Ban Talks Break Off

Ban Talks at End Talks at End..  ‘Readiness Ordered On Nuclear Testing

JFK Okays Resumption Of A-Tests   Preparations Started Following Breakup Of Talks With Russia

U.S. GIVING CUBA NEW LOOK President Orders New Bomb Testing As A-Parley Fails

Rusk Says Test Plans  To Resume   President Ordering Preparations for Underground Shot

Warning By Rusk On Cuba   Smooths Over Nuclear Troubles With Canada

Rusk Reveals Decision to Press; Also Gives Regrets To Canada Over Position

Rusk ‘Regrets’ Canada Action But Upholds It  Sounds Warning To Kremlin Over Troops in Cuba

U.S. To Resume Underground Nuclear Tests   Talks With Soviets Halted

Rusk Cites Parley.End By Soviets   Action By Russia’ Came As Surprise, Secretary Claims

JFK Ordering Preparation for New A-Testing   After Talks With Soviets Break Down   Rusk: U.S. ‘Regrets Offending Conada

JFK Orders Underground Nuclear Test   U. S. To Maintain Readiness Despite Ban Proposals

Rusk Discusses Canada, Cuba ee EE  Preparations Resumed  For U.S. Nuclear Test

Breakup in Talks On Nuclear Ban  Surprise to US.   Negotiations Will Resume With 18 Nations in Geneva

JFK Orders Preparations For A New Nuclear Test   DeGaulle Gives Khrush Big Opportunity   Stennis Says Subcommittee Will Get Facts

President Orders A-Test Resumption As Talks Stutter   Rusk Apologizes to Canada: Says Soviets Must Leave Cuba.

American, Vietnamese Pair Slain   Lieutenant 73rd_ To Die; Ambush Leads To Killing

Bitterness Marks End Of Session   Both Parties Maneuver for New Contests

Texas Calmly Raising Racial Curtain   Segregation Gradually Going With Few Demonstrations, No Violence

Babson's Column Highlights National Newspaper Week—  “Newspapers A Vital Force’

Underwent historic lung transplant   Convict who aided science wins pardon

Convict Who Agreed To Help Science By Undergoing Operation Gets Pardon

UM Medical Center  Convict pardoned after role in lung transplant

Governor Also Plugs His Program   Unprecedented Talk Addressed To Both Houses

Newspapers 'To Go On Vacation Front June 39 Threuoh Juiv 14: Ask Reader Help >

Newspapers ‘To Go On Vacation From June 29 Through July 14: Ask Reader Help

Si ays Georgia Says Georgia ‘Simply Outplaye “dl? Trippt Discounts Charges Bryant, Butts Fixed Game

Fr ee ae ee, en ee     recone sees. BUTTS LIBEL SUIT PROCEEDINGS «= a  Charley Trippi Says Georgia Simply Lost To Better Team

Hemisphere Threat Remains, OAS Told   Thousands Of Soviet Troops Still Remain: Anti-Castro Moves Urged

Organization Which Upset Pendergast Machine In Kansas City Seeks Return

84 Cheat Pacifie by 13 Minutes Transport Flies  850 Miles on Two Ensines

Discharged Georgia Teacher Fights Book Ban at State Level  Huck Finn, Bell for Adano, Top Magazine Draw Fire

Keeps Door Closed on Britain  De Gaulle Renews Stand For French Nuclear Force

NATIONAL SYSTEM DeGaulle Declares Intention  To Forge Ahead With N-Force

GALVESTON  Att ARICA CUT  nT   Inside The  News   DeGaulle Continues Nuclear Plannine

DeGaulle Defiant On Plan   President to Push Own Nuclear Striking Force

SAC Bomber Claims Speed,  Distance Mark   U.S. ‘Hustler’ Flies 8,028 Miles in 844 Hours

Johnson Pushes Drive to Trim Defense Budget   President Calls In Top Military Aides; May Close Some Installations.

Domestic, (verseas Slashes Seer  Sactdand Means   President Keeps Pressure On  Top Assistants

LBJ Reviews Military Plan: With Aides   President Plans To Trim Defense Funds Next Year

Russian Family Heads for Home After Eventful Visit in Portsmouth

Regional Spelling Champ ‘Ready’  Gary Heads For  National Contest

Blind Boy Gets To "See JFK   It’s Grand Occasion For  11-Year-Old

THE “BEST DAY’ Blind Boy Receives - JFK Gift, Greeting   WATS AT DEPGT

Blind Joey Renzi. Aced II. Gets His Wish —He Meets President Kennedy

Blind 11-year-old  Joey has wish fullfilled  when he meets President

Inside Tadav’s Times   ‘ WILL TREASURE EXPERIENCE ALL MY LIFE’  11-Year-Old Blind Boy Meets President

Whites Move Out As Negroes Move In , New Slant. On Racial Woes--Resegregation

PUPULATIUN OFirFiS ARE BLAMED Resegregation: New Word In Racial Vocabulary

Changing Racial Patterns Blamed  Schools Are Resegregated After Shift in Population

Changes In In + Racial Patterns Have Changed Desegregated ‘Schools Back To Segregated Schools Causing New Burden

Rolvaag Tells Legislature to Enact 6-Point Program to Aid lron Range

Integrationists Discover Negro House of God Not Considered Sanctuary

Echoes Of Riots Still Rumble Over Mississippi   Brazilians Die In Fatal Fall

school Board Accepts Bid        Student-Built Dwelling Is Sold for $16,700 

School Board Accepts Bid Student-Built Dwelling Is Sold tor $16,700

House Expected to OK Senate Amendments to Bill Raising Sales Tax

To the Rescue   Bond Issue on School Ballot   $220,000 for Longfellow

To the Rescue   Bond Issue on School Ballot C79N NNN far Tanefellaw

Goldwater Says Democratic Leaders Linked With “Corrupt” City Machines

BARRY LINKS DEMOS WITH ‘CITY MACHINES   CHARGES FLY IN WARRING YOUNG GOP CONVENTION

i   Speaks at Young GOP Convention Goldwater Says City Machines Democrat Leaders in Alliance

In convention speech   in convention speeci Goldwater links Demo party with ‘big city corruptness

Democratic Leaders Hit By Goldwater  Allied With Corrupt Big City Machines, Young GOP Told

Dems Hit By Barry At Rally   Old-Time Liberals Praised By Favorite Of Young GOP Meet

Goldwater Hits ‘Corrupt Big City Machines’  Young Republic Give GOP Senator  Roaring Ovation

Warring Young Republicans Told... Democrats Captives of City Machines, Goldwater Says

Insists He Is Running Only For The Senate  Goldwater Blasts Demos At Young GOP Mee

Linked With ‘Corrupt Big City Machines’ Goldwater Hits Democratic Leaders In GOP Rally Talk

Goldwater Links Democrat Party With Machines  ’Cynical Alliance’ Rapped in Speech

Goldwater Lashes Demo Leaders  Warring Young Republicans Face New Battles at: Meet -

Son, Goldwater Pounds Away At Modern Liberals      They're Softshelled Creatures, He Tells Youna GOP Gatherin

U.S., Russia Working On Disarmament Ideas For UN   Argentina Has New President

WON IN DIVORCE ACTION  Texas Woman's Property Settlement Of $6.5 Million Believed Record High

President Cites Benefits in Split Of Russian Bloc  Chief Executive Ae ee . ae   Chief Executive Departs Theme Of Conservation

JFK: Chances of Secure World Increasing   Calls Soviet Split Sian of Progress

Kennedy Says Red Bloe Split  Secures World  Departs From His   Departs From His Conservation Theme To Cite Ban Treaty

Kennedy Sees Red. Split An Advantage   Touring President Departs From Theme. Of Conservation As Thousands Cheer

Tito Flight Delayed Due to Slight Flu   Visit to Capital Is Not All Sweet, Makes His Point

President Tito Has Influenza  Delays Departure From Williamsburg For Day At Least

Tito’s Speedy Visit Assailed  Complains about T Vv   rade to Kenned

Flu Delays Tito’ s Califor nia Tri ip.  Y iigoslav: Leadér Expected ; “to — eby Plane Tomorrow

State Prison Mixup Eyed  Rhodes To Study   Rhodes To Study Schinagle Case

Pope’s Plans Could Affect Vatican Policy   Decisions Involve Church’s Place In Modern World

Death Toll on Highways Exceeds 270   Weather Threatens to Increase Total Over Weekend ¢

Soviets Bow, Acree to Send 3 Spies Home   Delegation at U.N., However, Denies Men Implicated in Plot

Spy Plot Is Denied By Russians  But Will Send U.S.-Aceused Trio Back Hom

In Note To Note To U.S S. Deleg ation  rene ett cereal  Spy Charges Are  ial By Russia

Jimenez Lega Escape Sought   Venezvelons Arrive To Claim Custody

Faces Embezzlement Charge — U. S. Will Extradite  Jiminez To Venezuela

Ex-Dietator Is Ordered Back To Venezuela  Jimenez Set To Be Extradited To Face Embezzlement Trial

Extradition Of Jimenez Given Okay   Suit Only Bar To Returning Former Venezuela Leader

Paternity Suit Keeping Perez On U.S. Soil   Ex-Dictator To Be Extradited

U.S. Plans To Extradite Former Venezuelan Chief For Embezzling Millions   PATERNITY SUIT

CAPITAL AS WARM_AS PUERTO RICO Rep. Powell to Find Widespread Anger in Washington

IS ENRAGING MORE PERSONS: Controversial Powell  Will Stir Washington

of Duties Sets Off Condemnation  Rep. Powell of New York Denounced on Senate Floor

Opposition To Powell  Tnereases  Actions Draw Wrath From   Actions Draw Wrath From Congressmen

Congressman Veteran of Controversy  Powell's Current Jam May Be Worst

POWELL FACES NEW ATTACKS   Congressman to Get Stormy Greeting on Return From Trip

Powell Likely fo rind Climate in Capital Warm _   Faces Displeasure of Committee, Senator

Rep. Powell Will Face Wrath Of His Own House Committee On Return From Puerto Rico

Rep. Powell Raises Ire  In Congress  Latest Absence May Te Bol... Ren

ON THE INSIDE PAGES      Warm Washington Reception Awaiting Rep. Adam C. Powell

Could Be What ‘Party Needs...’ Get in It, Trib’  Plea to Scranton

Additional Action Is Seen For Proposals  Heated Debate Marks Numerous House Changes In Loan Controls

Bill Reguiati Loan Sharks   Revamped Version Returns to Senate For Consideration

House Okays Patch-Work  Loan Control   Annexation Bill Receives Voice Approval by Senate

Unity Plan For Africa Is Adoptec   Summit Pact Pledge: Drive To Liberate Full Continent

Goals For Continent Spelled Out  Charter Intended To Give Nations

Male Stronghold Collapses  Texas A&Mto Admit: Coeds After June 1 ©

Old Grads Voice Loud  Protests  92-Year Tradition’s End Set For Tune ]

Cambridge  In Appeal  LX virr. rn,   Call To Tawes Marks Marvland Race Strife

Cambridge Asks Aid  Of Governor Tawes   City Officials Appeal For Visit To Help End Martial Law, Solve Racial Strife

SAY GOVERNOR IS NEEDED 10 HELP IN TALKS    City’s Uneasy Peace Continues Under Guard Control   NEGROES PREPARE  FOR NEW ACTION

 Lells Teamsters  omen  ‘Ho ‘fa Dubs Attorney General Spoiled Young Millionaire

ICOTS JOPt. ov  Exclusive Series on Kennedy Sure to Become Storm Center

 tarts sept, 3 Exclusive Series on Kennedy ‘Sure to Become Storm Center

Fatal Barracks Brawl Results In Convictions   3 Americans Get Terms in France

Weather   Fatal Barrack: Brawl Results In Convictions   3 Americans Get Terms in France

Johnson Raps ‘Partisan Angles’ a er ee ee? ko. & & x &* *& * x &* & * TW? eweue ic fL Ananennre TT. Lian tm nACnMROAA n.. {2 ,.2]} DR: hk fa   Warns Governors In Controversy On Civil Rights

Demos Blitz ocky On Civil Rights Lyndon Urges Governors To Forget Partisanship

Governors Keep Up Political Fire  Rights Controversy Rages at Confab

Political Sniping Continues At Governors Talk  ice Fresiagenr Advises   Vice President Advises Chiefs To End Civil Rights Partisanship

Johnson Admonishes Governors  Firing Continues On Rights Issue   Rhodes To Get Word  On Convention Site

Governors Admonished By Johnson  an. ee a 2   Vice President Hits At Exploiting Issues For Partisan Ends

Political Sniping Continues At Governor's Talk   Vice President Advises Chiefs To End Civil Rights Partisanship

Demos Blitz =ocky On Civil Rights Lyndon Urges Governors To Forget Partisanship   NC Racial Developments

Political Battle Over Civil Rights Continues At Governors Conference

‘Partisanship No Answer’  Governors Contin ue Rights  Fuss After Johnson Speech

VICE PRESIDENT SAYS ISSUE IS UP TO AMERICA  WARNS GOVERNORS   WARNS GOVERNORS OF PARTISANSHIP IN CONTROVERSY

Johnson Asks "American Answer ON  Governors Baffled By Civil Rights Question

NEPART ON NOSTALGIC JOURNEY   F BI Agents Seize ° Explosives Intended  For Raid on Cuba

Vote On Cotton Bill Scheduled  Would Eliminate Two-Price System For American Lint

W eather   OFFERED NIXON, LBJ SUPPORT  Lobbyist Tells Senators Vote Hedge Went Awry

(ON SHIPPING ARE INVOKED   Effort Being Made To Quiet  Big Controversy

Cuba Data ls Offered By Keating   Senator Is Willing T Tell Kennedy About Arms Information   By Jack Bell and Fred S. Hoffman

CUBAN DEBATE ON TV TONIGHT   MeNamara to Discuss Military Question

Kennedy Aides To Submit Data On Cuba Dispute  McNamara Taking To Radio-TV Nets For Arms Story

Inferview Reveals His Latest Data   Doesn't Think Any Invasion, Or Attack On U. S., Planned

Keatin g offers data  on activities in Cuba  BUT WON'T REVEAL EVEN TO J.F.K. THE SOURCES OF HIS INFORMATION

Undisclosed Inf  Keating Offers to Give JFK Data on Cuban Buildun

McNAMARA ‘ HEADS NEWS CONFERENCE   Defense Secretary Expected To Give Ac-~ counting On Estimates Of Russian Power In Cuba.

Defense Chief fo Reply To GOP Critics; Solon Offers to Supply Data

Keating Offers Kennedy Previously Undisclosed Data On Cuba   PRED © HOFFMAN

ba Reveal U.S. Estimates  McNamara Talk Slated Today On  Cuban Situation

Cuban Situation Discussion Set On Radio Today  McNamar ra To Talk  scmetobentbian   McNamara To Talk On Administration's Estimate Of Buildup

Sen. Keating Offers New Information About Cuba   Top-Level Intelligence To  Make Public Cuba Report

 Soviet Arms Status To Be Aired  News Contab Set On Cuban Buildup

McNamara To Discuss — Cuba Issue  Expected To Discou  - er wre 88t ..:

President Steps Into Cuba Debate   Report Scheduled On Red Military Strencth in Cuba

Keating Ready To Give President Previously Undisclosed Information About Reds In Cuba

Radio - Television News Conference  Set For 5 P.M.      Defense Chief McNamara To Head Panel Assigned To Give Public  U.S. Figures On Soviet Buildup

Sen. Keating Offers To Give Kennedy All His Dafa On Cuba   Willing To Release Previously Undisclosed Facts About Buildup   By JACK BELL anid PRED S HOrTMAN

Keating Offers To Give Kennedy Secret Data On Soviet Military Buildup In Cuba

JEK Offered Previously Undisclosed Information on Cuba:   By JACK BELL and  ae hla er

BUT WON'T GIVE SOURCES Keating Offers To Reveal .. Cuba Reports-To-JFK   By JACK BELL AND FRED S. HOFFMAN

Claims Soviet Build Up —  Keating Offers To Give Kennedy Data on Cuba

INTERVIEW  New Yorker Won't Tell His Sources   Medium Range Missile Sites

Defense Seeretary To Discuss Cuba Early This Evening  amara And Othe

Previously Undisclosed Data on Soviet Military Activities Keating Offers Cuban Information to Kennedy

TELLS EARLY HISTORY   Sen. Keating Offers JFK Undisclosed DataOnCuba  In Exclusive AP Statement   ERED $¢ HOFEMAN

Cuba Ship Curtailment Orders Official Today; Situation Briefing at 4

Sen. Keating Offers Cuban  Information   Lawmaker Willing To Tell President About Reports

Keating Offers Private Cuba Data to JFK, Says U.S. Should Be Told   By JACK BELL  and ERED @ TORERATAN

 U.S. To Hear Estimates About Cuban Strength McNamara Goes On Air To Give JFK's Views

Keating Offers Kennedy New Scoop On Cuba   By JI\VCnK BELL and Peery =~ 6a MEAN

Says Government Has Nof Told All About Buildup  Ninecn’+ Want to Tell   Doesn't ‘Want to Tell Source of Information

KENNEDY ACTS INCUBAFUROR: REPORT SET UP   President Approves Public Statement by CIA Chief on Red Arms   WOULD QUIET FUSS   Dirksen, Keating Endorse Humphrey Proposal for. Public Hearings

IN AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: @ Sen. Keating Bares  Cuba Buildup Info

Willing to Talk to JF   McNamara to Discuss  Red Buildup in Cuba

Keating Offers to Reveal Cuban Information   By JACK BELL  and  EPER ¢ WORFEMAN

Sen. Keating Says He Will Give JFK Cuban Information   Says He Didn't Mean Missile Bases Still Intect on Talend.

Red Activity Is Revealed   Keating Offers President Information About Cuba

Intelligence Findings in Cuba on TV  ~ Sec’y McNamara   Sec’y McNamara to Give Rundown on Estimates of Forces

Information Offered JFK  Keating Doubts Cuba Aims ita auadias against America

 Refuses to reveal his sources  Sen. Keating offers to give Kennedy undisclosed information on Cuba

Cuba arsenal must go’  Sen. Keating details to AP his Cuba information

Defense chief to broadcast W.H. report   Move to quiet belligerent partisan debate

Keating Offers to Give President Information He Has on Soviet Military Activities in Cuba   JF K Arranges for Top-Level Report on Red Force in Cuba

Senator Ready To Give Kennedy Cold Facts About Cuba   ERED S& HOFFMAN

Keating Details Information On Cuban Buildup   Senator Says Government Holding Back Information, Should ‘Give All The Facts’

Source Won't Be Revealed—   Keating Offers Undisclosed Cuba Data to Kennedy   By JACK BELL AND FRED § DELL. Mx)

-EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW —  Reating Offers New Data On Cuba To JFK   Prime Minister's Conservatives Fall

Keating Offers JFK New Cuba Data   Talks of ‘Gravel-Base Missile Sites

Lid eee RAR. ASAE Ue BM AABNY ERIVY B/E BF  Sen, Keating Offers To Give JFK JFK New Data On Missile Buildup By Soviets In Cuba   FRED S&S. HOFFMAN

Sen. Keating Offers to Give Kennedy Pre viously Undisclosed Information Regarding Cuba Buildup

Senator Keating Offers President Information On Red Moves in Cuba

Report On Cuba Arms  Buildup Set   MeNamara To Tell Of Soviet Power In Public Address

Senator Doesn’‘t Believe Russia Planning Attack on U. S.—  Keating Offers to Give Cuban Data to JFK But Not Source of iareatiad

Information  Offered JFh JFK  Keating Doubts Cuba Aims Weapons Against America

Senator Keating Tells Of Cuban Buildup In Exclusive Interview   By JACK BELL

Keating Set To Air Cuban Info  * * ~ &k& kk * * * *&* * * * * *  Solon Willing To Give Kennedv Buildin Data

M’Namara’s Talk Slated On TV At 5   News Conference Set To Describe Weapons In Cuba

Keating offers report on Cuban might   JUPURC OFF SOCOUIEE MUCOR  Court thins ORCO pickets; some workers to lose jobs

Sen. Keating Offers White House Information Concerning Russian Military Buildup In Cuba

White House Indicates Defense Chief to Give Detailed Accounting of U, S. Intelligence Findinas

Defense Chief Will Attempt To Clear Air   McNamara Takes To TV Today At 4 p-m. To Discuss Cuba

Keating Offers JFK New Details On Cuba Arms   By JACK BELL  and FRED S. HOFFMAN

McNamara To Speak On Cuba   Will Publicly Discuss U.S. Estimates of Red Military Power in Cuba

UNDISCLOSED INFORMATION OFFERED KENNEDY  Keating Discusses Charges On Cuba

AF Exclusive interview (seamen evanescent daeenmeremersmadinistatntetnireeinitetiatimniisesitninneislinatateinninciisiamnniaiti,  Keating Gives Previously Undisclosed Cuhan Inf:

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Keatina Offers JFK Data On Rewiet Buildup In Cuba   By JACK BELL and

Keating Offers JFK Information Or Russian ‘Military Activities In Cuba   By JACK BELL and .  Pprre cc www’ & oT

Willing To Share Reports On Cuba   any fe ae - SPR and FRED S. HOFFMAN

News Parley Over Radio-TV Slated Today   Officials to Discuss Estimates of Soviet Strength on Island

PUBLIC REPORT TODAY ON RED FORCE IN CUBA   5 P.M. BROADCAST BEING READIED BY PENTAGON OFFICIALS

EXCLUSIVE PRESS INTERVIEW Keating Offers Cuban Estimate To White House, Backs Charges

U.S., Britain Give Nikita Proposal   Joint Measure Concerns On-Site Inspections Of Soviet Territory

Proposal Aimed M t Saving Talks From Collapse   U.S. and Britain Ask Khrush to Accept 30 Inspections Over 7 Years.

U.S., British Present Bid On Test Ban   Khrushchev Gets Proposal To Avert Collapse Of Talks

Alabama University Officials Accept Third Negro For Enrollment June 10

Third Negro Is Accented By Alabama U   Federal Judge Delays Ruling In Wallace Case

Alabama Issue Ruling Delayed By U.S. Judge   Justice Department Request Studied

Solon Denies Cuts  Handicap Services Allocation Of $47 Billion Near Amount Asked: ‘Unity’ Claimed

West Virginiz Senate Airs Tax Changes  Debate Scheduled On Tompos Bid To Take Tax Off Food

Sea 73 ‘Arro gantly Ignor rant: Tre asury ‘Un der Attack: By. Report

Railroad Fireman, Engineer Killed  In Cab; No Clues Of the Murderer

‘Just Getting to the Fun Part’  Cooper Comes Out Smiling, ‘We'll Try Again Tomorrow’

She And Mate Held For Extortion  SS Ae rr nn a Sc RE  Wile Uses Recorded Weosing To Blackmail ‘Other Woman’

Two Held In Extortion   Assistant D. A., Wife Arrested In Bizarre Case

ASSISTANT D. A., WIFE ARRESTED Love Chats Put On Tape In Weird Extortion Try

She And Mate Held F or Extortion Wile Uses Recorded Wooing  To Blackmail ‘Other Woman’

iil i  Asst. dist. attorney, wife in ‘bizarre case with ‘‘other woman”

U. S. Rejects Demand for  ‘Ehree Monks  D.. FT IL°... WY...   Buddhists Were Given Asylum at Saigon Embassy

U.S. Insists on Monks’ Safety  Rebuff< Demand hv   Rebuffs Demand by Saigon Government

U.S. Insists on Monks’ Safety  Rebuffs Demand by Saiaon Government

JFK CALLED ‘RED BAITER’  U.S. Revokes Passport Privileges of Students

Inside Today's Times   Barry To Give Decision Friday On Presidential Nomination

Ari: zona Senator To See GOP ts,  Barry Will Give  Decisicn Biptclag.

Summons Party Leaders : Sen. Goldwater to Announce  His 1964 Decision on Friday

Senator Slated For Re-Election Bid In Arizona  SE te tein, ok, i ee   Conservative Faces Tough Decision Now

On '64 GOP Race  BARRY'S ANSWER ) TO COME FRIDAY        Defense Contracts  Rickover Urges Brake on Profits

RUSH HOUR ACCIDENT   Empty Commuter Train Skids Into Rear Of Passenger Train Stopped At Evanston.

34 INJURED AS STOPPED TRAIN HIT IN STATION  ACCINEAT ANPKiDpOLT   ACCIDENT OCCURRED DURING RUSH HOUR FRIDAY EVENING

Lawyer Is Held In Slaying Of Wife; Victim Insured More Than Million

Called Murder For Profit After Statement Made by Man Held in Case

Lawyer Held For Hiring Wite-Killer   Police Claim He Hoped To Collect Insurance Fortune

‘St. Paul attorney held in hired murder of wife   Arre<ct in Aonril

Kansas City Soldier Makes Berlin Mighty Wurlitzer Ring Qut Again

FourMore File For Juco Posts; 17 Now In Race  Will Pick Six Ae Diracrtare nf   Will Pick Six As Directors of Proposed School

Bailey Plane Had Been Dismantled   Olathe Man Charged With Grand Theft for Stealing Ailreratt,

: ~~ oe Minister Gives Views   By THE REV. JOHN CROSS Pastor of the 16th Street Baptist Churel As Told Te

Minister Describes Chaos   By THE REV. JOUN CROSS Sunday Schoal Supt. Pastor of the 16th Street Baptist Chureh  a. Ma Tr.

Kvewitness Accounts  Ot Blast:   By THE REV. JOHN CROSS Pastor of the 16th Street  Baptist Church Ae TalA Ta

OE I SE CN LD  Bernie Drozd Elected Vice-Pres. Univ. of Dallas Student Gov't.

SOME LOOT RECOVERED  Hordes Of Officers Join Hunt For Gem Hijackers

Negroes Plan For Marches As Memorial   Memory Of Girls Killed In Church Explosion Honored

Maemillan’s Resignation © Odds Increase   -Operation-Perils Conservatives “Teadershin. Election Campaign

Democrats Lose Out Over State   17 Administrations Toppled, but Biggest Prize, Indianapolis, Escapes Republicans

Overshadows Chicken War Common Mart Urges Steel Tariffs Increase

France Urges Increase in Steel Tariffs  Would Virtually Double Rates on Specified Types

France Is Urging Steel Duty Hike  Could Make Chicker   Could Make Chicken War Look Very Small

CONVOY ROLLS INTO BERLIN   French Plea to CM to Kite Tariff on Steel Seen Severe Blow to U.S.

Steel Tariff Increase?  French Sparking New Foreign Trade Crisis

Fowl! Feud May Look Like Chicken Feed .... France Proposes Steel Tariff Increases

SOLES" ROLLER RINK ANNOUNCES SPECIAL. PRICE! OF SATURDAY _ MATINEE-SKATING FOR ©  Lone NDOEAS 14 ARITR TRHINGCD

SOULES’ ROLLER RINK ANNOUNCES SPECIAL PRICE OF SATURDAY MATINER SKATING FOR CHILDREN 14 AND UNDER

SOULES’ ROLLER RINK ANNOUNCES SPECIAL PHICE OF SATURDAY   [Saipe'sianing. FOR:  CLT NNRGA 14 ANIN TINNKR

View Given On Foreign Policy Aim   President Also Sees Need To Be Just, Temperate, Patient

Strong, Just, Temperate, And Patient OO A LS. TTS SNA eM 8 oT A RR: ANN  johnson’s Foreign Policy

Says U.S. Must Be Strong, Just, Temperate, Patient  Johnson Outlines Foreiqn Policy Philosophy

Johnson Outline Foreign Policy: Strong, Patient, Just, Temperate

President Outlines Foreign Policy Philosophy to Security Council

LB) FOREIGN POLICY GIVEN ‘STRONG’ TAG   Shift In Balance Of Power Cited By New Executive

REPORTS U. $. HAS POWER EDGE   Jeclares Nation Must Be Strong, Temperate  PRESIDENT   Says He Will Depend On State Department For Action And Advice

Says Justice Department: Regret, Disappointment Noted in Ole Miss Case

Fayette County Organizes Joint Action Committee For Better Education

Enfombment For Nearly 14 Days Ends   ‘I’ve Got to Try To Help My Buddy, Says David Fellin

hescued Coal Miners Worry  About Friend Still Trapped   Fellin Has ‘Had Enough   Rescuers Use Giant Drill With Delicate Precision   Lifeline Begun To Third Miner

Up From The Depths   Rescued Miner Concerned  About Third Mans Fate

Two Saved  Krom Mine  Miners In Good Shape:  Coneerned About’ Budd)

Long, Happy Ride to Safety Springs Trap for 2 Miners   All Rescue Efforts Turn To Search for 3rd Miner

Miners Rescued: Start Drilling For Third Man   Two to Surtaca Are ta  Good Condition But Cleercenad Rhea Betsadd

Fellin And Throne In Good Condition  Men Deeply Concerned Over Fate Of Bova; Fellin Helps Officials Map Plans

Pair In Good Condition After Ordeal   Deeply Concerned Over Bova; Drill Rescue Underway   IN FINE SHAPE

CONCERNED OVER BOVA   Rescued From 2 - Week Entombment, Works In Hospital Bed On Plans To Help Trapped Man.

sh Sood Condition  Lift Miners  o Surface   Both Are Concerned  About Bova

Foreign Aid Bill Cut By $330 Million   Senators Get Much Advice At Hearings But Conflicting

The World Today  ae eee MR hs = “gees Saeere   Dog Foils Attempted Robbery

School Board Slashes $308,000 Off Budget   Mt Hope Bridge Exceeds Record

Hints Special Legislative Session Unlikely  Funds For Police Can Be Found, Faubus Says

Rundown On Legislation  Assembly Hits Redistricting On Two Different. Tangents

Mercy Granted to Traitor   Last Act of Kennedy to Free Jananese-Amecrican

Baptists Name New President  Rev. K. O. White Of Houston Chosen On Third Ballot

Spurn U. S. Help, Brazil Chief Hints  Goulart Calls On Latins  rT Oe ee LY ne dD... L] fa Dee OS   Goulart Calls On Latins To Solve Own Problems

U.S. Linkup In Argentina Sinks Lower   Express Views At Meeting Of Counei! Group

GOP Senator Lashes Demos  For Secret Soviet Mission   LEFT IN DARK

They'll Wait And See....  GOP Complains: ‘We're In Dark On Test Mission’

New Hampshire Governor Signs Sweepstakes Bill   Gov. King Says Move Won’t Violate U.S. Law, Urges Full Cooperation

oweepstakes      Will Not Violate Federal Law He Tells GOP-Controlled Assembly

Legalized Lottery To Get Chance   New Hampshire First State In 70 Years

N.H. Governor Signs Sweepstakes Bill; Ist for Any State Since 1894

New Hampshire Governor Approves Country’s Only Legal Sweepstakes

Issue Kept State In Turmoil For Months— New Hampshire Governo: Signs Sweepstakes Bill

Senate Delay: lowa Tax Bill  Debate on Farm Land Tax Credits   Where To Find It   FIRST IN 70 YEARS New Hampshire Begins State Sweepstakes

Governor Signs Bill— New Hampshire to Have ‘Sweepstakes In State

BILL SIGNED BY GOVERNOR .0N TUESDAY   Will Attempt To Avoid Any Federal Levy

Today’s Good Reading ....   New Hampshire Governo! Signs Sweepstakes Bill

ssue Embroiled in T urmoil New Hampshire Governor Sians Sweepstakes Bill

Fail to supply jobs to occupy work force  Cannot accept this situation

Renews Bid For Tax Cut, Other Plans   Says Joblessness Wasting Lives And Unrealized Output

Unemployed Called Big Problem   Kennedy Says Congress Can Aid Nation’s Jobless

SAYS JOBLESS RATE IN U.S. GROWING   Tells Congress Unemploy ment Major Problem   PRESIDENT   inks Tax Cut Appeal Witt Figures And Forecasts On Nation’s Manpower

Again Pushes Tax Slash To Aid Economy   President Sends Manpower Report And Urges Action

Kennedy Calls Unemployment No. 1 Problem’  Says High Number Of Jobless Cheats  Sy ae pe ee ee ee

Problem Is Called No. 1  For Nation   Needs of Growing Population, Work Force Must Be Met

 Reviews Unemployment Action on Programs to Spur U.S. Growth Asked

Points to tax cuts  as help   7% of U.S. work force seen jobless by °67

Wasted Manpower Flayed by Kennedy   2 MONTHS OF DILLY-DALLYING Congress Gets Down to Work

Expansion Held Vital To Economy   Plans Steps To Utilize Manpower

Reriews Call For Tax Cut, Growth Spurs  y Jobiessiiess Nit As Wasting Lives,

Economy Fails to Supply Jobs: JFK   Wheat Farmer's Prosperity Depends on World Market

Unrealized Production Could Increase Nation’s Living Standards, He Says; Urges Tax Cuts And Other Proposals

Urges Congress To Act To Spur Job Expansion   Calls On Lawmakers To Approve ‘Tax Cut Plan And Other Proaram:

JOBLESSNESS IS NUMBER 1 PROBLEM-JFK   Unemployment Rises Faster Than Economy Grows; 7 Pct. May Be Out Of Work By 1967.

Beats The Drums For Tax Cut  JFK Tells Congress Job Expansion Is_  Our No. 1 Problem

Kennedy Tells Congress Unemployment Is Lowering Nation's Living Standard

Kennedy Calls Unemployment ‘Our No. 1 Economic Problem’   Waste in Lives, Unrealized Production, He Says

Unemployment Is No. 1 Problem   Cannot Accept Manpower Waste, Kennedy Says

Kennedy Gives Congress Data   7 Pct. Idle Rate Seen Facing Nation By ‘67

JOB LACK LABELED NO. 1 WOE   President Again Calls On Congress To Trim Tax Rate

Employment Not Keeping Pace With Production; Renews Tax Cut Pleas

Calls Unemployment No. 1 Problem— _ ‘Kennedy Urges Spurs to Economic Growth, Job Expansion

Phone 335-3611   Kennedy Gives Congress Data   7 Pet. Idle Rate Seen Facing Nation By ‘67

JFK Says Lives Are Being Wasted By Our No. 1 Headache-Unemplovment

Wasting Lives And Production — Unemployment Rated Top Economic Problem

Renews Call For Tax Cut, Growth Spurs  Joblessness Hit As Wasting Lives, Huortine Outout

CONGRESS GETS  ANOTHER URGE  ON TAX CUTTING SAYS ECONOMY IS  GROWING STEADILY BUT NOT ENOUGH

Unemployment Is No. 1 Problem,’ President Says  Kennedy Pushes Plan To Boost Economy

NO. 1 ECONOMIC PROBLEM  JFK: More Jobs Needed to Boost Living Standards

Educational Aid for Ohio Is Requested  State Senate Hears Plan for Sales Tax

Bama Chief Is Asked To Heed Order   46 Lawyers Call Upon Governor To Comply With Court Rule

IKE, NIXON TURN DOWN BIG ROLE FOR CONVENTION   EISENHOWER HAS EMPHATIC ‘NO’ IN REJECTION

Cities Must Share Tax Under Bill   Split Proposed Where Taxpayer Is Nositesident,

Bill Proposes Cities Share Tax Proceeds  Other Subdivisions Would Get Split In Non-Resident Cases

Mt. Gilead Lawmaker  Joins Feud   Municipalities Asked To Share Take With Local Subdivisions

Top Red Leaders Executed in Iraq  Among Many Arrestec Following Revolt

Clouds Full of Empty Promises  Winds Fan State’s Forest Fire Crisis

Oppenheimer Gets Top AEC Award  Physicist Denied  Clanrance in 1Q54

Oppenheimer to Get AEC Award  Denied Clearance or Security 9 Years Age

Highest AEC Award To Oppenheimer Despite Lack Of Security Clearance

Macmillan Seeks Labor Accord on Profumo Inquiry  Opposition Party Ex.   Opposition Party Ex. pected to Press for Power to Subpoena Documents.

Britain's Conservatives Searching for Possible Successor to Macmillan

4 ff be Peres, Sept. 3  “MR. CONSERVATIVE: BARRY GOLDWATER,’ BY JACK BELL

ae ., Sept. 3  “MR, CONSERVATIVE: BARRY GOLDWATER,’ my JACK BELL

Tax Cut Felt To Be Necessary By Dillon   Even Though Debt Is Boosted, Passage Of Leaislation Would Block Recession

Call Alabama State Troops To Birmingham   President Kennedy In Close Touch With Situation

Riot-trained troops ers,  sent to. Birmingham   Others to join. struggle   Rabbis leave Baseball star meeting for to back Birmingham movement

Governor Sends More Troopers To Birmingham   President Kennedy Indicates He Has No Immediate Plans to Intervene.

Birmingham Demonstrations Hottest   Birmingham Residents Left To Solve Racial Problems

Alabama State Troopers Help  Rout Negroes in Birmingham   Savs Merchants Renecaced

Send 250 Police  Negro Demonstrations In Birmingham Occupy Race Spofligh! in South

Pathet Lao Neutralists Trade Raps   Western Leaders Afraid Fighting May Erupt Into Civil Wa

Laotian Reds Say Rightists Join Neutrals  Western Leaders Fearful Fighting   Western Leaders Fearful Fighting May Start Civil Wai

West Fears New Fighting On Plaine   Red Leaders Say Rightist Troops Are Aiding Neutrals

 Civil War Feared Rightist, Neutral Forces Reported Joined in Laos

West Fears Civil War On ‘North Plain   Communists Charge Meo Cause Of All Fighting In Area

Pathet Lao Says Rightists Join Neutralists   Neutralist Leader Denies Charges By Pro-Communists

County Firemen’s. Association _ Covers: Full: Agenda: on. Tuesday

MAYOR PROCLAIMS — APRIL 29 TO MAY 4 CLEAN UP, PAINT UP. ' AND FIX UP WEEK

MAYOR PROCLAIMS —. APRIL 29 TO MAY 4 CLEAN UP, PAINT UP.  ‘ ARID PTIY IID Wweew

Opposition To Senator Byrd ls Demanded   Urged By Young Republicans

Pearson's Government In Friday   Diefenbaker Finally Willing To Act To Ease Chanaeover

Vol. Workers Chairmen ‘Named at. Hospital Aux ‘Meeting Tuesday Morn

‘Home   Nostalgic Kennedy Returns ‘Hon a Sentimental Journey To Ireland *

Relaxed and Cheerful Kennedy Exchanges Quips with Irish, Greets Old Friends

President Given Wild Welcome By Relatives   Visits Homestead of Great Grandfather and Has Tea With  His Cousins,

Ancestors’ — Rural Home Area Visited   Town Populations Swelled Along Route OL Sentimental Trip

lrish join in taking Kennedy to their hearts   President visits nun, a third cousin

Sips Tea With Cousins; Visits Old Homestead   President Relaxed, Happy After Grim Visit To Berlin

Mrs. Kennedy Moves Family To New Home   Johnsons To Take Official Residency Over This Weekend

Vacant—One White House   . POSTHUMOUSLY FOR JFK, POPE  ‘Medal of Freedom Bestowed on ‘Designer’

Hoye It Wuz  KILLING FROST HERE THIS MORNING — REPORT STATE LOW OF 1° DECREE:

Bow ft Wuz  KILLING FROST HERE THIS MORNING — REPORT STATE LOW OF 17 DEGREFS

Freedom for Negroes Now Is Demanded  Speakers Parade Before Masses at Lincoln Memorial

Rrentdent Gets Report Seven Steps Proposed  F or Control on Drugs

Commission Suggests Seven Steps   Presidential Advisory Group Outlines Need:

ADVISORY GROUP ASKS CONTROLS FOR PEP DRUGS  KENNEDY TOLD 7 STEPS NEEDED

Kennedy Gets Drug Report More Control Over  Tranquilizers And Depressants Asked

13 Cases Of Polio Hit Area   Cumberland, Perry Counties, Pa., With Dreaded Disease

POLIO OUTBREAK (3 Cases Reported in Harrisburg Bea in Twa Weeks —

SOME MAY HAVE FAILED U.S. Reports On Secret  Soviet Space Ventures

Other Activities Withheld Soviet Launching of 24-Part Satellite Disclosed by U.S.

U.S. Tracking Stations Report Piecemeal Satellite Fired by Soviets Last October

Good Morning   U.S. DISCLOSES FLIGHTS  Reds’ Space Blowups Planned?

Supreme Court Expects To Clear Some Haze ‘On State’s Legislative Reapportionment

Court Order Blocks Integration  * * * * * * * * * * *  Tl. Qe Tairiet Citoe Toaonecian In Clonrvraia Ott

Federal Judge Blocks Enrollment of Negroes at School in Brunswick, Ga.

Called Dangerous. Desperate 4 Convicts Break Out  Of Prison in Michigan

4 Convicts Escape in Michigan  Saw Through Drican Rare:   Saw Through Prison Bars; Search Starts

Cardinals Sealed In For Voting   Princes of Churcl To Elect Pope  John's Successor

Accord Reached to End Transit Strike in Philly   Union Expected to Give Prompt Approval of Agreement

BABSON’S  Authentic Statement   BABSON APPRAISES AIR CONDITIONING _

MOONSHINE ¢ ON THE ROCK KS:  Illicit Whiskey Shows Decline Over Nation

 HOME _  EDITION    Cracking down on ‘shiners  Sources of supply hit

Robena Miner Testifies .. . Alarm Signal For Fan  Breakdown Unheard

West F ails to Budge Russia on Ban Issue   Conference Remain: Deadlocked on Inspections

Where the Tall Flowers Crow   Bloody Ax Located in Probe Of Great Falls Bludgeonings

‘Wunsch Says Democrats May Gain Some Seats By Reapportionment Of Senate

U.S. Tanker Is Missing In Atlantic  39 Crewmen   39 Crewmen Aboard Vessel;  Hunt Under Way

Tanker, 39 Crewmer Missing In Atlantic   Seo And Air Rescue Craft On Way To Aid Of Ship Loaded With Liquid Sulphur

Fear Vessel Mef Disaster In Bad Storm  Ship Overdue With Cargo of Liguid Sulphur

Feared Victim of Storm  Tanker With 39 Men Aboard Missing Off Atlantic Coast

Kennedy Wins No Pledges on Civil Rights   Proposals Laid Before Leaders Of Both Houses

JFK, Solons Huddle on Civil Rights.   Bipartisan Drive Includes Truman, lke and Unions

Immediate Consensus Is Lacking Key Republicans  Plan Conference Tr, Dierrnce Stand

Kennedly Bits For Support From GOP   Second Meeting Scheduled Monday At White House

Both Parties, Top Leaders Are Briefed   Voting, Schools, Public Places Are Included; FEPC Is Not Stressed

Sen. Barrett Chairman of  Finance Unif  Named Over 15 GOP Members Of Committee

‘Zening: Ghanges Top Warrant Special Town Meeting In Acton Next Monday

2 aE. a a ee  Acton Voters Will Face 6 7 Articles At Town Meeting

 Temperatures Hit Record Lows  ‘lev Air Covers Most of U.S.   Biting Cold Envelopes Most of Pennsylvania

Sarasota Father Saves Tots In House Fire, All Are Burned .. . Col. 1   OSWEGO, N.Y. BURIED BY SNOW  Record Lows Put Most Of The Nation In Deep Freeze

Temperatures Hit Record Low:  Across Nation  Snow Continues To Pile Up; Deaths Reach 27

Mereury Plummets to Record Lows.  Frigid Air Clings to Much of U.S.

What's Inside   THE DEEPENING CRISIS   Negroes Push Massive Vote Registration Drive   Ry REILMAN MORIN

INCREASES POLITICAL LEVERAGE  Voting Rights Big Negro Weapon   By RELMAN MORIN

The Deepening Crisis: 5  Voter Registration Drives Assist Negro   Ry REILMAN MORIN

THE DEEPENING CRISIS.-5 . Political leverage of  Negro is on increase

ON THE INSIDE   Deepening Crisis: Part 4 SPCC DORNER WUTSGSS. 5 Ut ©  Vote builds Negro power

Deepening Crisis— V: The Political Ley erage , Vote Registration Accompanies Rights Efforts

Negro Vote Promoted   Ballot Helps Equal Rights Campaign   Rv RELWAN MORIN

Four Children Perish In N.C. As Home Burn:   Father Saves Three Others

After 50 Hours In Abandoned Pgh. Area Mine— 3 Teenage Adventurers Alive, In Good Spirits

Thanks in part to three bicycles  Three teen-age boys rescued from mine

Mail Sifted For Word About Youth   FBI Says Gang Caught Nearby Not Kidnapers

Conservatives Closing Ranks For Showdown   Health Minister Supportina Mac

Powell Follows Macmillan Step  Conservatives _ Prepare For Parliament Debate

WAR MINISTER ROMANCE ROCKS ALL OF BRITAIN SHOWDOWN FOR  PARLIAMENT IS SET FOR MONDAY

Civil Rights Movement Brings More Action and Arrests Throughout Ohio

Third U.S. Soldier Is Killed In Korea   GY £FOUCS ACUVve Ld  Civil Rights Incidents Reported Throughout Ohio

‘Spellman Backs Tradition  Cardinals Clash on ‘Sharing’ Pope’s Power With Bishops

Cardinal Spellman Argues With German On Who Should Have Power: Pope or Bishops

Loyal Forces Move Against _— pide.  Invadere Adwa   Invaders Advancing In 2 Columns From Cap Haitien Sector

Government Says Rebels. Came By Land   Capital Sends Men By Airlift To Head © Off Moving Column:

Reports On Attack Are Varied Airlift Carries  Government Forees North

Papa Doe’ Airlifts 150 Troops   Rebels Advance In 2 Columns From Cap Haitien

House Vote Increases Unemployment Loot   Senate Approves  Anti-Bypass Bill

Problems arise from 3-day heat wave  Over 100 temperatures in Los Angeles

COUPLE ACCUSED OF COUNTERFEITING   Don't Be Lulled By Russia, Chieh Warns

Bidault Faces Three Choices On Fufure Soon   Political Oblivion Appears Likely Fate of Ex-Premier

Destiny — Political Oblivion...   Destiny — Political Oblivion ...  Bidault: Tragic, Hunted Exile

Bidault: Tragic Figure Freneh Want Him Badly  And Germany Doesn't

‘A Tragic. Hunted Exile   A lragic, Nunted Exile  -Bidault Appears Headed For Political Oblivion

Tragic Vigure Bidault Seems Headed For Political Oblivion   An Associated Press  —* A ~ a

Bidault Seems Headed For Political Oblivion   An Associated Press  Analysia

Ex-French Premier Tragic Figure  Only Political Oblivior In Store For Bidault

Boy Scouts To Help With Goodwill  Industries Program   scouts CONDUCT GOOD TURN

Negro Heac Testifies On Rights   Wilkins First Key Integration Head To Appear

Before Senate Commerce Committee— Negro Leader Wilkins Testifies On Riahts

Wilkins Heads Parade On Civil Rights Today   Governors Wipe Out Resolutions Groun

New State Budget Hearing Delayed by Partisan Snag; May Be Resumed on April 16

Criminal, Lowy  fe. ey ae Lee ry.  e seine EE  “Hiretor Mu     er. Faces  poe as ee eae  rder Trial

JOHN M. CATHEY, JR.  J. M. Cathey Jr. Elected Lions Club Dictrict Gavernar

Federal Judge Rules I ntegration Is Ordered I n Charleston Schools

Integration Of Charlestor Schools Due  Officials In South Carolina City Bow

Order Covers 13 Students  - Judge Orders Charleston, S.C. To Admit Negroes To Schools

Way Cleared To Integrate In Charleston   Judge Orders Schools To Admit 11 Negroes Sept. 3

Trustees To Appeal peptide  Court's Ruling Clears Pathway for School Infearation af Charleston

Integrationist s Home Bombed In Birmingham 2,000 Rock-Hurling  Negroes Assemble; Several Shots Heard

‘acial Scene Turbulent Birmingham Bomb Blast Brings Out Angry Mob

“Under Under: Aitack - mic Seek School  Reorganization law Repeal.   NOTE OF SYMPATHY

Eclipse of sun will be a rare sight Saturday, but don’t go out and look

Capital City Is Scene Of  Air Disaster   Mideast Airlines Passenger And Air Force Craft Collide

Demolition Bids Will Be Onened Here  Razing On Urban Renewal Is Set For Next Month

One Dead; Eight Hospitalized— 15 In Station Wagon Involved In Fatal Crash

U.N. EMPLOYEE NOT IMMUNE  U.S. Rejects Soviet Bid to Release Accused Spies

More Persons Being Watched In Spy Probe  Attorney General   Attorney General Makes Disclosure  As Russia Protests

U.S. Expands New Spy Hunt, Soviet Protest Is Rejected   80° Nesroes Riot In Michigan Town After Two Are Arrested

Russ Demand Accused Pair Be Released   Protest Rejected By U.S.; FBI Probe Of Ring Continuing

Y oulou Resigns Congo Post as Mob Wins Out   Yields as Throng Surrounds Palace

Youlou Resigns As President of Brazzaville Congo  Dramatic Announcement Made b: leader From Stensc of Palace

[Africans jubilated over his downfall  Youlou resians as army takes over powe!

Youlou Quits As Congo's President   Mobs Demand Ouster Of Former Priest; Army Seizes Power

Mob Forces President To Resign  Congo Republic’s Army Takes Over

President Of Congo  Resigns  Chanting Mob of 10,000 Africans  Circles Palace

Former French Colony Congolese Army Seizes Power, Ousts President

Workers march on palace Congo republic's president Youlou resigns under fire   Priest-politician

Congo Mob Forces Youlou Out Of Office   Army Takes Over On 3rd Anniversary Of Liberation   BREAKING UP

His palace besieged  Congo President resign: in face of howling mob

President Of Congo  Resigns   Youlou Quits Post; Army Takes Over In Brazzaville

‘Youlou Yields To Demands — Congo President Quits, Army Assumes Control

Congo President Resigns Office, Army in Power  Dramatic News Giver Ceanm Dalaran Tadayv

Congo Republic Chieftain Quits  Army Takes Power As Natives Cheer

 Army Assumes Power Congolese President Resigns After Anary Public Demand

Youlon Quits, Congo Army  Takes Over   Labor Resentment. Economic Chaos Lead to Upheaval

Howling Mob Forces Congo President Out   Youlou Resigns, Power Seized by The Army

Congolese President Quits In Face Of Besieging Mob   One Week After It Happened  Scotland Yard Cracks Mail Case

Congo President Bows to Demands (f Howling Moh, Fesians His Office

MOTHER SETON HAILED Beatification Ceremonies ‘Held To Honor American

Hope’ High for Little Girl’s s Kye  7 ‘Nicest Gift: « -for Daushier.

Coast Guard Disputes Early Claim   Captain’s Family Continue Vigil As Hope Renewed

Could Level Largest Of Cities’ ~  U. S. Deploys Doomsday Missile

Doom Missile To Be Placed At U.S. Bases   ‘Weapon, Like Russ Model, Could Level Largest Of Cities

‘Doomsday’ Type To Be AtU.S. Bases   Rocket’s Potential Could Level Cities, Destroy Civilization

Bil Friday Warns Committee .... ; Keep College Doors Open To All State's Students

Warn Against Higher Fees For Students      Sanford Wants Them Hiked

Remarriage, Liberal Image   Two Weaknesses Confront Rocky, Observers Feel

Bucks Board Opposes Changing Scenic Rt. 32   (See other story. Page 16)

Call Girls Life ‘In Danger’   fall Gurls Life ‘In Danger’  Profumo Convicted Of Contempt

Commons Rules  Against Profumo  Ex-War Minister Found Guilty of Grave Contempt

LETTER TO COMMISSION   Contempt Motion In Profumo Case Voted Unanimously

John Profumo Is Convicted  Contempt Of House Of Commons Spells ‘His Political Doom

Tipsters Warn Her Lite In Danger —  Guard Placed On Christine Keeler

CHRISTINE’S LIFE THREATENED Commons Convicts Profumo of Contempt

Profumo Helc In Contempt By Commons   House Action Spells Political Doom for Former Minister

Profumo Is Convicted Of Contempt   kor Statements In Seandal Investigation

Profumo's Political Grave Dug   Kx-War Minister Guilty Of Contempt ‘Commons’ Decrees

Plugs Foreign Aid Bill   PIUGS Forelgn AMG But  ‘Cold War Tide Running Our Way’ — Rusk

Autos, Appliances Likely to Increase  1964 Model Prices  Drag on Consumer Purse-strings To Rein Farm of Cantians Tnae

Hemisphere Arms Would ‘Stop’ Cuba   Secy. Rusk Tells Newsmen Island Must Be Checked

Baker's Club Opens Doors For Inspectior   Newsmen Tour Capitol Snuggery Linked in Probe

Search On As Raiders’ Ship Eludes Planes   Anti-Casiroites Get Boal Ba Minus Anuuaup

Search On As Raiders’ Ship Kludes Planes   Anti-Castroites (get Boat Back. Minus Ammunition

Three Girls, Boy OK © a NY Teacher, 90-Pounder, GivesBirthtoQuadruplets

PDO LLLE LE LE LLL LL LAMELLAE BAER  Comic Dictionary @ PrPaAIKE @

Tension Mounts Viet Nam Seethes With Rumors Of Impending Buddhist Violence

But Buddhists Say They Plan No Major Action Until Arrival Of Ambassador

Tension Up As Trouble Is Reported   Buddhists Said  Awaiting Envoy

Slayer Of Five Is Held   Ex-mental Patient Kills Wife, Son, 3 Others

Eight Others Escape Death  Five In Family Slain By Former Mental Patient

JFK Throws First Ball   Fy-Mental Patient Slays Wife. Son, Three Others

Two wounded, eight escape  Ex-mental patient kills wite, son, three in-laws

Former mental patient on shooting spree  Berserk man kills five. wounds two, eicht escape

Eves Cyprus, Awaits Erhard I oreign Affairs Heading  Seen! s Activity Today

Seainny Wnaling Johnson Discusses Cyprus,  Awaits Arrival of Erhard

Foreign Affairs Keep LBJ Busy   Erhard Due In For Talks  Crisis In Cypru   Crisis In Cyprus Draws Attention

2-Day Stay Scheduled For Erhard  President Briefed fry.. fr ......ss_gf ™— 8 te   President Briefed On Cyprus Crisis By Intelligence Aide

LBJ Awaits Arrival Of Chancellor   Foreign Affairs Dominate His Texas Activities

Van Cliburn Will Play For Erhard Barbecue   Johnson Studies Foreign Affairs

LBJ Is Briefed on Cyprus Crisis, Prepares for Talks With Erhard   Johnson Is Planning Blend. Of Music, Menu for Erhard’

Watches Cyprus Crisis; Prepares For Meeting  With Erhard Saturday

Good Music. Good Food  That’s The Menu When Erhard Is  Johnson Guest

President Sef For Sessions With Erhard   Talks With Bonn’s Chancellor Will Begin Saturday

KEEPS WATCH ON ‘CYPRUS CRISIS F oreign Affairs Top  Johnson’s Activities

Johnson Set To Welcome  Bonn Leader   Foreign Affairs Dominate Activities At Texas Ranch

German Food, Entertainment  Johnson Plans Special Treats  For Erhard To Feel At Home

West Germany's Chancellor Flies To Ranch Today   President Gets Briefing On Cyprus Crisis

McCone In Texas Visit   Licenses Issued For  Sale Of U. S. Wheat

LBJ Studies Situation On Cyprus   _ Key Points Aired For Visit by  Bonn Chancellor

Erhard To Get Large Welcome  Cliburn Will Play erman Music At Indoor Barbecue

CONFERENCES SCHEDULED  LB) Briefed On Cyprus; Preparing For Erhard

W. German chancellor to visit Johnson, briefed on Cyprus will talk with Erhard

President Mixes Music With Menu This ‘Weekend At Ranch For Chancellor Erhard

Arter oriering ON Crisis I Cyprus...  President Prepares for Erhard

Johnson Prepares for Talks With Chancellor Erhard   President Briefed on Cyprus Crisis and on Other Oversece Araan.

"CYPRUS SITUATION WATCHED  Ehard. LBJ Huddle   Music, Menu Set For Erhard

West German Leader Sees President   Erhard, Johnson Conferring; Overseas Problems Top Issue

SKINNAY ENNIS, MUSICIAN, DIES   ‘Band Leader, 56, Stricker While Dining in Beverly Bille Restaurant

JOHN LEE SMITH  are Rn ACARI RN Ifa RR ARNE RR SELENA MRE nN ue  Death Claims Politician. 69

Sustained In Courthouse F ray Sheriff Survives Surgery For Three Bullet Wounds

Says ‘Golden Silence’ Not Hurting Party   Goy. Harrison Defends Belief

Cure for Leftist Leanings  a meena nanan cen sey te  African Students Tell of Rude Treatment

U. S. Job Picture ls Improved   Labor Dept. Says December Figures Slightly Better

Job Picture Up Slightly  In December   Improvement Not As Good As Had Been Predicted

Go Before U.N. Today On Crisis  Each Accuse   Each Accuse The Other Of Aaaression

Council Set for srael Charges   Syria Also Ready With Complaints

Israel, Syria Flareup Gets U.N. Hearing  Israeli Spokesman Says 2 Settlements Fired On by Arabs

U.N. Gets Ageression Complaints   Israel, Syria Square Off In  Security Council

State To Pick Court Finalists In Vote Tuesday  Five Candidates In Race To Take 1964 Vacancy

Hughes Savs Issue On Barry and Crawford Will be Carried to Court Test

Two Interim — Appointments Are Ruled Void   But Hughes Hits Ruling By Hultman  - Governor: Issue Headed to Court

Appointees By Hughes Ruled Out   Rules No Vacancies,  So Not Valid

Hughes Takes  Issue   ue  Attorney General Rules Out Barry, Crawford Choices

‘No Legal Vacancies To Be Filled   Outgoing Officers Will Remain in Same Positions

F inal Senate Action Today ‘Tax Measures Put  In Passage Position

U.S. Protests Arrest of American Professor: Reds Release No Information

Arrest Puts Dark Cloud On Exchanges  Yale Professor Held By Reds

Doctors Gave Up After Drugs Failed To Reach Catholic Leader in Coma

VATICAN CITY UPI — Pope John XXIII died today, the Vati can Radio announced.

Chemical Tests Bill 3  seinacs of Governor’ sMékte re lose * Final Round, Only Three-Short-79 to 63

Lacked Three Votes [Driver Drunkenness Test Dies 'In House Despite Dalton’s Plea

29 Cases Due Before Grand Jury Tuesday  County Bar Sets Dinner Monday F Fon  ag SERRE a

6 Cases Due Grand Jury For Ist Day   Bar Unit Launches September Term Of Court With Dinner

WHERE TO FIND IT   FINANCE COMMITTEE REVERSED  Senate Acts To Cut Home Electric Tax

216 On Ferry Drowned ...... ....... Arabs Mourn Victims  Of Nile, Assassin Gun

Death, Arab Dissension Surround Nasser   Algerian Dies: Nile Claims 216

Gloom Shrouds Nasser's Visit   Algeria in Mourning As Top Minister Dies

Over Algeria   gf  Minister’ s Death And Nile River Tragedy Casts Gloom

Gloom Over Alveria-After Death of Foreign -Minister, River Tragedy

Gloom Cast On Nasser’s Algeria Trip   Nile Tragedy, Minister’s Death Cancel Plans

Nile Tragedy, Death Of Foreign Minister WAestrriesel Sex leeseis

AT HOME WITH STUDENTS...   Minister Has Suggestions For Combating Communism

Maemillan And Fanfani Have Parley   Britain Trying To Keep Alive Market Hopes

Forecast   BRITISH MART FUTURE  poner eran temas: in  Macmillan, Italian Chief Join On Issue   “HIGHER”

Kennedy To Seek Support For Aid Bill   Gen. Clay To Ask That House Cuts Be Reinstated

Push Plan To Restore Aid Slash   Advisory Committee Joins JFK in Fight To Up Foreign Aid

Clay To Head JFK's Attempt To Regain Cuts   Committee Wants Foreign Aid Funds Upped By Senate

North lowa Also Hit by Wind, Hail   Washouts Hit Trains; Five-Inch Rain at Charles City

GOP's Proposal  Culs $16 Million From New Budget   New Sales Levies, Boost on Incomes Feature Package

Minimum of politics In first month legislature has done alot of hard work

Only One Bill Passes  Into Session Laws   Tangible Results Lacking, But Much Committee Work, Public Hearing Being Held: Finance Committee Ahead

: Committee Posts Ways and, Means Vacancies ‘Highlight House Scramble

Controversy Aired for Senators ....     Pearson Is Not Optimistic Over Prairie National Park

Proposed Kansas  National grasslands park controversy moves to D.C.

BEC Reet S AMES CONE  Love ls Wonder Drug In Hanford Soldier's Fight For Life

Ach! Mere _ Mishap Can‘ Stop Love   GI, German Sweetheart United ‘Endlich’

Race orries In New Jersey  Wor kers, Pickets And And Cops  Have Freé-Swinging Brawl

Agreement With China Seen by K   He Says Soviets Wil Surpass U.S. in Seven Years

Will surpass U. S. in seven years  Khrushchev boasts of Soviet progress

Washington Hails New  Space Hero   President, Vice President Join in Praise, Congress Sends Its Congratulations

Achievement Wins Praise   Victory for Human Spirit, Says President Over Radio, Television

"Victory for Peace’   ‘Victory for Peace’  Flight Praised by Washington Leaders

Cheers Sound In Washington For Astronaut  Kennedy, Johnson Hail Progress in U.S. Space Program

Valachi Says  Genovese Is Crime Boss  Starts Public Testimony   Starts Public Testimony On Secrets Of Underworld

Valachi Describes Underworld Army   QUITS STATE POST Pickle To Run For Conaress   Retired Defense Attorney Fred Woodard Dies at 71

Gangster Tells of Underworld Army Run by Genovese   Formet Gang Boss Testifies Before a Senate Cammitiaa.

FAMIIIAR SYMBOL   Valachi Says Syndicate Has 500 'Crime Soldiers’

400 to 500 ‘Soldiers’ Sworn to Lawlessness, He Testifies at Probe

Ex-Member Is Star Witness Before Senate  Vito Genovese Is ~ Held Boss; Heavy Guard For Valachi

Turncoat From Gang  Testifies " Deseribes   Lawlessness   Dedieatian OF   Describes Lawlessness Dedication Of Genovese Men

Underworld Has Army of 400  Valachi Tells Senate Group About Crooks

Says Syndicate Under Command Of ‘Commission   Senate Probers Told of ‘Troops’ Headed by Boss

Over 400 To Do His Bidding   Genovese Named By Valachi AL  Senate Hearing

Valachi Tells Senate Committee Genovese Mob Chief; Says Gang  Sworn To Life Of Lawlessness

Ex-Gangster Tells of Major Hoodlum Army  Valaehi Raaine   Valachi Begins Testimony Today Before Committee

Valachi Tells His Story    Says Ex-Boss Commands Army Of 500 ‘Soldiers’

Valachi Tells Of Underworld Army Gang Figure Takes Stand In Senate Crime Hearing

‘Soldiers’ Sworn to Crime Life  Valachi Is Tense At Probe Hearing

Valachi says Genovese in command  of underworld army of 400 to 500

Ex-Hood Starts Relating Long Tie to Rackets   Has Heavy Guard At Senate Hearing

All Sworn To Life Of Crime  Mobster Says Ex-Boss Has 400-Man Army

400 To 500 ‘Soldiers’ Of  Genovese   Convicted Slayer Begins Testimony In Senate’s Probe

Turncoat Gangster Describes His Former Chief in New York Crime Syndicate as ‘Boss of Bosses'

Senate Hears About Army Of Criminals   Valachi ‘Fingers’ Vito Genovese As Underworld Chief

Mobster Tells Version Of Crime Syndicate’s Policies and Overlord

HAS ARMY OF 400-500 ~ GANGSTERS   Stool Pigeon Tells Sen ators Vito Genovese, Cosa Nostra Boss, Gave Him Kiss Of Death.

Star Witness In Senate Inquiry   Crime Syndicate Comprises 500 ‘Soldiers’, Valachi Says

Won't Prediet Tax Passage Within Week   Governor Sees Good Chance OF } PC Increase

Security State Bank And Trust Q:en ose Senedutled  In Frederickscurg Saterday & Suvday: Fisher to Sneak

Security State Bank And Trust Qren Hoss Scaeduted  In Fredericksbure Saterday 2 @ Sore doy Fisher to Sneak

pne Lignrer side— West Gives Clues to Way Anyone Can Easily Stop Smoking Habit

Rebel Move Is Surprise In Saigon   Word Spreads As Attack Draws (sunfire. Shells

Lakeside 20 Elmore 14  Amberst 32 New Londen 22   _ BUSINESS AS USUAL FOR AMERICANS   Moonlit Battle In Saigon

Wilkinson Wants Rumors To Cease  Another Report Says He'll Enter Politics

Blast Shakes  Texas Area   San Antonio Shaken After  Explosion at Secret Base

INT Blast at AEC Plant In Texas Breaks Panes  In City 10 Miles Away

Only minor injuries and damage Blast at plant engaged in nuclear weapons parts

Windows Knocked Quf 10 Miles Away   Three Men at Site Receive Only Minor Injuries

WINDOWS BROKEN TEN MILES AWAY   Report No Radioactivity Danger From TNT Explosion At Secret San Antonio Nuclear  Racon

Windows 10 Miles Away Knocked Out  Explosion Caused By TNT Being Put Inte Sterade Shed

Nuclear Material! Involved San Antonio Rocked by Blast at Secret Base

Defense Cut Back Reported For 5 States   Complete Details To Be Spelled Out Today

‘Congressmen Of 5 States Are Told Some Military Bases Will Be Closed

Unhappy over engagement Mrs. Nhu's daughter again tries, and fails to see grandparents

SET OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY  AT PRESTON TWP. CHURCH FOR MR.. MRS. GERT HAAGE

SET OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY AT PRESTON TWP. CHURCH coo we MRS GERT PAAGE

Cuban Rebel Chief Upheld   Council Rejects Resignation And Vows to Continue Fight on Castro

No Special Liquor Bill By Hughes   Format Left to Solons. Won't A'sk Sales Tax Boost

N.Y. Strike Takes Turn For Better   Publishers And Printers More Harmonious

Barry Red? Of Course Not, Says Senator  ‘Fulbriacht Scores Goldwater in Senate Satire

Diplomats Hoping Accord Will Bring New Peace Slens   Gromvko Acrees   Gromyko Acrees More Important Pacts May Follow

Many Faults in Thresher Prior: To Sea Trials   Court Told Sub Was In Good Condition Before Last Voyage

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Provers Told Of Malfunctions That Plagued Submarine Thresher

Where To Find It   Two Young Career Girls Are Stabbed to Death in Swank Apartment in Manhattan

Two Young Women Slain In New York Apartment; Motive Is Not Learned

Author's Niece, Surgeon’s Daughter Killed.  2YoungN.Y. Career Girls Found Brutally Slain In Apartment

Two Attractive Young Women Are Murdered   Girls Put Up Fight Before Being Slashed to Death

Two women found slain  in apartment   Bodies bound hand and foot, slashed to death

Bound and slashed Find two young women slain in their Manhattan apartment   Phane threats

Sadistic Killings Baffle Police     »,  Young Career Girls Slain In New York

CALLS FROM LUNATIC Blonde, Brunette Bound, Slain In Plush Apartment

Police Say Bedroom 4 Torn Apart  One Victim Was WW tale Wee cha   One Victim Was  Wriier’s Daughter

Daughters of a Writer and a Doctor....  Two Women Found Bound, Slain ina N. Y. Apartment

NIECE OF PHILIP WYLIE  Two Girls Tied, Slain InNew York Apartment   Safety Council Estimates 430-520 Holiday Traffic Toll

Slasher Kills 2 Career Gir Roommates   Lunatic’s Phone Calls Told: Find 3 Bloody Knives

Ban Pact Risks Are Disputed   Top Government Scientists Declare No Danger Involvec

Pro and Con Arguments Continuing  On Ratification of Test Ban Treaty

Two Military Experts Assail Teller’s Views   Another Sides With Scientist on Atom Test Ban Agreement

Two Top Nuclear Scientists Deny Risks of Test Treaty Endanger Security of Nation

Test Ban Security Debated   Experts Testify On Both Sides Of Fence At Senate Hearina

Nuclear Debate   Two Scientists Refute Teller; But One Sees ‘Serious Dangers’

Scientists In Dispute Over Treaty Risks   Radiation Lab Director Joins Teller In Dissent, Says Pact Could Hamper Weapons Development, U.S. Security

UCLEAR SCIENTISTS BEFORE COMMITTE  Experts Challenge Dr. Tellers Attack on Treaty

Charge of Teller Challenged by 2 Nuclear Experts  Los Alamos Lab Hea One of Government  Pair Taking Issue

A POLITICAL FAILURE AT 65—  Congress ls About To Make Churchill Honorary Citizer

Castro Requests More Aid From Soviet U         Cuban Leader Opens Talks With Premier Khrushchey Jn Kremlin

iT Van ea py mugnes Wexr Tear  GOP Legislative Leaders Declare Remap Only Issue for Special Session   But Demes Don't Aaree

When. What To Include. How Soon? a)  Opinions Differ On Sunclia Session

GOP Leaders Would Limit Special Session to Reapportionment Issue.

Only Issue ls Remap, GOP Says   Frommelt: Special Session Can Study Pressing Problems

Dogs and Kids   2 Small Rural Rochester Children Drowned in Rive

U.S., Britain Plan A New Test Ban Bid   U.S., Communism Now Engaged In Weird Goose-Gander Setup

INSISTS BAN TO BENEFIT BOTH SIDES   Door Not Shut On Possibility Summit Session

Leaders Talk Trying To Ease Race Tension   Unrest Continues In Cities Of Both North And South

Limited martial law declared in Maryland town as nation's racial troubles mount

Jurors Selected For Circuit Court   Persons Selected To Serve As Petit Jurors at the September Term of Court, Sept. 23

Jurors Selected For Circuit Court   Persons Selected To Serve As Petit Jurors At the January Term of Court, January 27

Jurors Selected For Circuit Court   Persons Selected To Serve As Petit Jurors At The May Term of Circuit Court, May 27

On the Inside... Madison Needs Rights Ordinance  Page of Opinion  Full Text of Law, Section 2, Page    Prof. William Hesseltine, 61, Civil War Expert, Dies Unexpectedly

‘Great Joy To Great Tragedy In Seconds’   Governor Says Kennedy Slumped, Said Nothing After First Shot

‘Vexas Gov. Connally Describes Awful  Moments of Assassination in Dallas

Gov. Connally Says JFK Gasped “Oh!” As Bullets Hit Him   Wounded Texan Discloses Jackie Cried “They've Killed My Husband”

Sign-up extends to March 22 Tells farmers benefits in 1963 feed grain program      Offers income protection, less production cost

Small Grain Program Offers income Protection And Less Growing Cost

‘West Concerned That Gromyko's \Visit to BerlinCould Bring Pressure

Gromyko s Berlin Visit Worries Allies   May Result In New Pressures Against Rights

Gromyko’s Berlin Visit Renews Withdrawal, Free City Demands From Communist World

West Fears New Crisis In Berlin   East German Visit By Gromyko May Bring Increased Pressure

Allies Fear New Red Pressure On West Berlin   vromyko Visit With Ulbricht May Lead to Revival of ‘Free Citv’ Demands.

On Inside Pages   10 Relatives Bening [ron Curtain... West Berliners Carrying Food Through Wall's Christmas Gap

Yule Hole Is Made Tn Wall   Berliners Rush To Relatives In Red Section

Brief reunions with relatives West Berliners swarm through crack in wall

Thousands of West Berliners Swarm Through ‘Christmas Crack’ in Wall

ciecrion April d  Canadian Political Party Campaigns Are In Full Swing

Diefenbaker Meets Rebuilt Cabinet: Pearson Makes Pre-Camnaian Speech

More Red Troops Officials Indicate Than Was Believed Have Left Cuba

Officials Think More Troops Pulled Out of Cuba Than Had Been Revealed

Violence In Htaly OLZANO, Italy (AP) — Gunfir  CAPITOL CORRIDORS

JFK Sends Harriman To Moseow   United States Plans Display Of Force Soon In Neighoring Thailand

Nikita To Get Note On Laos   JFK Sends Harriman To Moscow; Maneuvers Set To Begin In May

U.S, To Show Force Display Next Month   3,000 Troops, Jets To Hold Maneuvers In South Viet Nam

3,000 TROOPS GROERED TO 60 TO THAILAND   Kennedy Announces Harriman Te Rush ‘Trip To Nikita   PRESIDENT WARNS THREAT IS SERIOUS

0  30 Days To Better Grades - Second Day 30 Days To Better Grades - Second Day  School Helps Develop Your Outlook

30 Days To Better Grades - Second Day  School Helps Develop Your Outlook

Foreign Aid (Turn to Page 7)   No Letup In Forecast For Gold, Gold Kansas

Arms Conferees Meeting After 0-Week Recess   Geneva Parley Opens In Atmosphere of Optimism Gener. ated by Test Accord.

IN RENEWED SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM  17 Nation Disarmament Talks Resume

Disarmament Talks Resume With Optimism   Non-Agression Pact Try Likely By USSR Delegate

: Disguised Police Foil Holdup Street Cleaners, Taxi Didi Ambush Bandits

Zoo Is Scene of Gun Battle as Bandits Bent on Holdup Run Into Police Trap

One Killed, Two Captured  Zoo Bandits Walk Into Elaborate Police Trap

James Hood Gives Up At Alabama U.   Negro Student Withdraws Because Of “Physical And Mental Condition.”

Where To Find It   INeoro Student Is Dropping Out of Mississippi U.

May Not Be Allowed Readmittance  Negro Student Withdraws From Alabama University

Negro Student Quits Alabama  Lawyer Says Hood's   Lawyer Says Hood's Health In Jeopardy

Negro At Alabama U Withdraws   Pullout May Be End Of Hood's  School Career

James A. Hood Negro Student, Quits Alabama   Cites Physical, Mental Condition As His Reasons

Negro Student Quits Alabama  Lawyer Says Hood's Health In Jeopardy

Negro student quits ‘Bama; health cited   James Hood faces quiz  on university charges

Neero Will Drop Out O% Alabama U.   ‘Cancel Meeting To Consider Charges

Negro Student Quits Alabama  Physical and Mental Conditions Are Cited

Hood Leaves ‘Bama Campus, May Not Return   “Charges Facing Negro After Speech Could . Block His Re-Entry

Aid Halt To Segregated Schools Seer  Final Voting By Subcommittee Is

blow To Segregation  Bill Cutting Off Dixie School Aid  Looms In House

School Aid Limitation Advanced.   House Sub-Group Agrees On Bill To Affect Seareaation

iN  HOl SE SUBC OMMIT TEE  Bill Halting Aid to Rac ‘ially  Segregated Schools Reported

Murk Work   Traffic Situation In City Improved Over October, '62

RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK EVENTS PLANNEO ON WESTMAR CAMPUS  Set Interpretive Program With Jarz And Modern Dance  Pec da Bitte.

RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK EVENTS PLANNED ON WESTMAR CAMPUS  Set Interpretive Program With Jazz

Huge Jet Age Layout. -Chicago’s O'Hare Airport, Busiest  In. World, Now Almost. City In Itself

Viet Reds Ambush Missionaries; Kill American, Wound Two Children

Stocks   Weather   pe? J Se WeerrreterrerwNe  Meaners Killed F Hipine American and

Traffic Toll  1962 to This Date—14 1963 to This Date—.8&   ‘Black Box’ Details Given

U.S. Tells All Concerning Safety Device   New Title Given Station To Check Siesmic Blasts

seismic Station ‘American Officials Take ‘Wraps Off Atom Black Box

U.S. Removes Most Wraps From ‘Black Box’ In Nuclear Test Ban Talks With Russians

 Highs Canceled Out Lows Survey Indicates Business Held Own Despite Winter Extremes

Miss Spring “Comes Out’  Tn Fashion   Extreme Winter Wasn’t As Hard On Business As Usual

Store Shelves Cleared  Tuna Turns Deadly   ‘Nation’s Commerce Did Richt Well   Businessmen Didn’t Mind Bad Winter a Bit

Action Seen As Propaganda Move  Nikita, Red Leaders Meet In East Berlin

Khrushchev, Red Leaders In E. Berlin  Meeting Described As a ‘Surprise Sirmmit Canferanre

Khrushchev Arrives in Berlin For Red Summit Conference   See related story on Page 3.

New Berlin Crisis Is Rumored  Soviet Bloc Leaders Meet Khrushchev In KE. Germany

Soviet Bloc Leaders To Meet! Khrush   Surprise Summit Meeting Set In East Berlin

New Berlin Crizis Is Rumored aa Sin &ricis is ®kumored  Soviet Bloc Leaders Meet Khrushchev In E. Germany

East Berlin Trip Brings Red Summit   Khrushchev In Divided City With Satellite Leaders

The Wor-it Today kkk kx kkk  -_ ee ~« = as   Air Force Jet Shakeup Planned

‘Syncom’ Designed to Relay Messages Be. tween North Amer. ica, Africa,

But Contact Is Lost  U.S. Syncom Satellite Placed in ‘Hanging’ Orbit

Some Doubt lf Orbit Is Perfect   Trouble Develops When Kick Rocket Is Fired

Syncom Fired Into Hanging Earth Orbit  Satellite Located   Satellite Located 22,300 Miles Above Earth

N nail C we wee F a To Lincoln by Aunt  Mrs. William Mowbray Beats  Detectives, Restraining Order

N — C hildren F lown To Lincoln by Aunt  Mrs. William Mowbray Beats  Detectives, Restraining Order

Roads, School Needs Expected lo Be Reasons   Both Problems Are Called Urgent By The Governor

Sales Tax Bill Sent to Senate   Joint Finance Committee Places Approval on Measure by 10 to 3

) Programs Affected By Short Funds   Deficiency Outlay Isn't Enough, Say Welfare Officials

From April 1 To June 30      Cutback In State Relief Pay Likely   Newspaper Strike Finish LikelyIn Cleveland. N. Y.

Marilyn Monroe's Mom Flees Mental Hospital, Seeks Refuge in Church

Report Tonight   FOUNI ND INC me KC H  RENE s Miother  Flees Asylum

WEATHER      What it Means  Little Brightness On Racial Front   Voluntary Action Greenville Set For Integration

Senate Told USF acing No Sugar Shortage   Ag Official Predicts Rising Prices Will Return to Normal

Nile vase      Sure Passage Seen Tuesday -Of Nuclear Test Ban Pact

Overwhelming Senate Approval Of Treaty Seen  Goldwater's Test Ban Proposal Rejected

RIDER BEATE IN SENATE 19 101]   Amendment Sought Ouster Of Soviets From Cuba   Vote Slated For 9:30 A.M. Tuesday: Dirksen Sees 85 Voting Approval

Senate Rejects Goldwater Plan To Limit Pact  Republican Wanted Caviat Mis nal Cirakar

Biggest Hurdle Crossed Proposed Amendments To Limited Test Ban Treaty Defeated 77-17

15-17 Vote Overcomes Top Hurdle  Solon’s Pr oposal Wo ero   Solon’s Proposal Would Require Seviet Cuba Exit

Only 17 Solons Support Barry  Test Ban Treaty OK . ££. 45 1s. Uk

Ratification Vote Tuesday  Senate Rejects Goldwater's Treaty Amendment, 75-17

GOLDWATER AMENDMENT DEFEATED  Wide Test Treaty Approval Expected

GOLDWATER AND TOWER ARE LOSERS   Pact Approval Now Indicated Tuesday Morning

Refuses to Tie A-Pact to Cuba Troop Removal   Action Virtually Assures Passage of Agreement Without Anv Reservations.

Goldwater Reservation  Loses 75-17   Treaty Scheduled for Vote In Senate Tuesday at 9:30; Easy Approval Expected

Chenango County's Daily Newspa Goldwater’s Nuclear  Ban Amendment Fails

Goldwater Gets Rebuff by Senate  In Proposal Vote  Only 16 Support Demand; Treaty Certain To Win

Goldwater Proposal  Rejected  Was Regarded As Miggest Hurdle On  Test Ban Treaty

Senate Expected to Reject All Proposed Changes in Nuclear Pact With Soviets

Approval Of Nuclear ' Treaty Without Si trings More Certain  es <a  Senate Rejects Goldwater Rider

KEEP CUBAN WEAPONS   Senate Votes 75 - 17 Against Demand Reds Pull Out Of Cuba Before U.S. Accepts TestBan Treaty.

See Treaty Assured on 75-17 Vote   Dodd ‘Understandings’ Dropped; Mansfield: ‘Faith at Stake’

Senate Votes Against Cuba ‘Price’ for Nuclear Pact—  Reject Goldwater Reservation

Beaten 15-7; Was Biggest Hurdle in Way   Reservation Asked Removal of Arms, Troops in Cuba

Ratification Of Treaty Assured Senate Rejects Goldwater Test Ban Amendment

Claim Defeat for Proposed Treaty Changes  Dirksen Guesses 85 Senators to Favor Test Ban 

On Removing Russ Troops from Cuba  Senate Rejects Goldwater's Treaty Proposal

Goldwater Proposal On Treaty Rejected   Would -Have Tied Pact With Cuba

Big Vote Expected For ‘Treaty  Anticipate Margin Over Two-Thirds

Goldwater Loses Out In Senate   Plan Was Biggest Hurdle for Pact, Final Vote Tuesday

Senate Rejects Goldwater's Call for Tying Soviet Troop Removal From Cuba to Treaty

Under W. D. James Bill  Jonas, Broyhill W ould Be In Same District

Signs Show Tax Program May Be Split   Defense And Space Expenditures Seem To Be Leveling Off

Split Seen For JFK's  Tax Plans Levy Cuts Without   Levy Cuts Without Reforiis Possible, Senator Indicates

Tax-Cut Bubble To ‘Split?’  Leveling Off Seen On Budget Space, Defense Planning

Inside The  News   DEFENSE, SPACE LEVEL-OFF SEEN  Balanced Budget By 1967. Pr cedicted

Budget Man Pictures  LevelingOft OtSpending   And Signs Rise That Kennedy Tax Program  May Be Split

Tax Package May Be Split, Hearing Told   Budget Leader Sees Defense and Space  Outlay Leveling Off

Wind-Swept Hires Sear Timberlands  Rain Is Needed   Rain Is Needed Along Wide Span Of East Seaboard

East Tallies Heavy Loss  From Fires  Three Missing, Two Dead In New Jersey

Hundreds Left Homeless After Flames Subside  At Least Two Lives Lost; Fires Still Raging in Some of Parched Areas; No Rain in Sight.

Seaboard   RW A/S SORT ANY GAR. TA  Is Swept By Fires  Damages Put  TF, paeeTvT

Cool Front Moves East sits  Cool Air. Pushes East. Driving Temperatures Down 10 to 15 Degrees

Even Christmas Trees Hit In N. Mexico —  Higher And Higher Go Taxes On State Level

:Competition for Federal Tax Dollar  ‘Rising Costs Boost State Taxes Across Country

Taxes Being Pushed Up In Many States   Widespread Trend In Legislatures

Taxes Are Being Pushed Up Again  ' Widespread Trend in State Legislatures

 Offset Federal Efforts at Decrease  States Push Taxes Higher and Higher

Goal: To Keep Hoodlums and Syndicates Out   Enforcement Is Mainly Job for Local Officers

Venus too hot for life, cloud covered  Mariner II's report on planet released

Science:   Venus Found Too Hot for Normal Life  Ametican Rocket Records a Mark Of 800 Degrees

Planet Too Hot, Says Mariner 2   Surface Temperature 800; Thick Belt of Sub-Zero Clouds

SPACECRAFT REPORTS Mariner: Venus Too Hot for Life as We Know It

Mariner Il Finds — Venus a Hot Spot   Shows Surface Heat of 800 Degrees Fahrenhel?.

REPORT FROM MARINER I!  ‘Venus Found To Be Feverish: 800 Deqree:s

Cawt Harbor Earth Life Venus Has 800", Sub-Zero Clouds, Mariner Reveals

Surface Heat On Venus Sef At 800 Degrees   Mariner's Report Shows Layer of Higt Below-Zero Clouds

SHE’S 800 DEGREES ON TOP  Venus -- Red-Hot Mama Of Universe -- Unveiled

Police Guard Minister Who Accused Students of Cheering Kennedy's Death

Minister In Dallas Gets  Protection   Threats Follow Statements On Student Conduct

‘Police Protect Minister Who Said ‘Children Cheered Kennedy’s Deatt

Al NEAT ELECTION  Mac Hopes to Lead Party   ee ee ee     High Society Sex Testimony Stuns British Courtroom 

Macmillan Say He'll Stay As Party Leader  Prime Minister   Prime Minister Rejects Demands That He Step Down

New British Labor Party Leader Confident Of Victory in the Next General: ‘Elections ©

All Are From This Area—  Examine Three Rifles In Murder of Bowlins

JFK: The Man And The Myth’  Kennedy Flunks Special Session Leadership Test

Where To Find  JFK: THE MAN AND THE MYTH  Flunks Leadership Test in Special Session of Congress

JFK: The Man and the Myth  Candidate Kennedy Fails to Sway Special Session of Congress

FULL-SCALE SHUTDOWN THREATENED  Striking Throng Protests de Gaulle

Wheat Sales Amendment Stalls Action  LBJ’s Prestige On Line In Fight

Defiance Urged on Bible Ruling   Senator Backs Use of School Prayers

Wallace Blasts JFK Nomination   Makes No Mentior Of His Role In 1964 Primaries

Challenge arbitration result Five rail unions unite to upset federal ruling

Rail Unions Challenge Job Ruling   Constitutionality Of Emergency Law Alse Faces Leaal Tes;

Rail Unions Seek Upset  On Job Rule   5 Crafts Unite To Challenge Panel And Law

Rail Unions Band Together For Court Fight On Ruling   FRIDAY DEADLINE

'5 BAND TOGETHER   Rail Unions Plan Legal _ Effort Against Ruling

—~COURT SUIT IS PLANNED— Five Rail Unions Join  To Fight Loss Of Jobs

Lnions ‘To hieht  Railroad Ruling   Delay Seems Certain  fn Ruby Murder Trial

Will File Suit Against Job Edict Friday   Arbitration Decision Would Eliminate Thousands Of Jobs

Rail unions brace to fight federal arbitration ruling and associated legislation   Federal suit

5 Rail Unions Unite to Test Federal Ruling  _ Charge Railroads   Charge Railroads Would Profit at Expense of Workers

5 Rail Unions Seek to Upset Panel Ruling   Plan Suits Aimed At Decision to Eliminate Johs

Challenge Ruling Of Board and Legality of Law   Suit Will be Filed Friday On Jobs Ruling

Five Rail Unions Go To Court   Brotherhoods Charge Ruling Would Give Big Profits to Companies

$200 MILLION WORTH   Accord On Sale Of Wheat  ‘To Russia Said Imminent

$250 Million Worth   A greement Said Near on Sale Of Wheat to Soviet Union

NATO Plans  Considered  By Leaders 2 Also Talk Over  Negotiations on AST net Ran Tenaty

Kennedy, Adenauer Begin Talks   President Gets Enthusiastic Welcome in German

Two Meet Alone for Two Hours  Moscow Meeting, Nuclear Setup, Trade Discussed

STRONGER PARTNERSHIP SOUGHT  Kennedy, Adenauer Discuss  Formation of NATO Navy

Seek To Strengthen U.S., European Ties   Kennedy, West German Leader Also Diseuss Other Problems Including Trade, A-Test Ban

2 Leaders Hold Bonn  Conference  President Gets  Great Welcome In West Germany

Talks With Bonn Chief In Capital   Two-Hour Session With Adenauer Gn Major Issues Held

JFK, ADENAUER DISCUSS NATO NUCLEAR NAVY  TALK OVER COMING  NEGOTIATIONS ON NUCLEAR TEST BAN

Aftermath of a Saturday Shooting Fatality   JFK, Adenauer Talk 2 Hours  NATO Navy on Bonn Agenda

Talks Cover Wide Range Of Problems   Results Will Be  Published Later

President Talks With W. German Chief Iwo Hours  Saak ta Ste   Seek to Strengthen Western Alliance

Adenauer,  JFK talk  on problems Discuss creation of multination nav; to aid partnership

JFK, Adenauer Discuss  Problems After Germans Hail President’s Arrival

Kennedy, Adenauer Talk On Nato Nuclear Fleet  Baan Denhlam naf Aliiad Aoraamant:   Face Problem of Aliied Agreement; Thousands Line Street; Despite Weathers

President Receives Triumphal Welcome To Germany  Kennedy, Adenauer Discuss NATO Nuclear Navy

JFK Meets Adenhauer  For Talks   Would Strengthen Ties Between US And West Europe

Triumphant Arrival In Bonn   Multinational Nuclear Force Heads Agenda

Leaders Also Consider Ways To Strengthen Atlantic Partnership Between U. S.. Western Europe

Adenauer Host For Talks After Gala Welcome   Nuclear Navy for NATO Discussed

West German Chancellor    Trade Relations Between U. S. And Common Market Also Tonic

President, Adenauer Ir  Vital Talks   Nuclear Navy And Strengthened Ties Receive Attention

Plan Tactics To Sway Other Allied Leaders   President Pleased By Warm Welcome In West Germany

Talk NATO Nuclear  Navy   Also Discuss Coming Talks On Nuclear Test Ban, Trade Relations

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   If passed by Senate Hughes would sign death penalty ban

Dock Strike Takes Big Toll In U. S., Abroad   Germany, Ecuador Both Feel Pinch as Shipping Is Idle

Ecuador’s Banana Farmers Are Worried  Dock Strike Losses: $400 Million So Far

Dock Strike Losses Up  In Millions   West Germans On Furlough; Banana Crops Threatened

German Workers Are Laid Off Due To Longshoremen’s Strike In U. S.

U.S. Dock Strike Works Hardship On Many Persons Throughout World

DAILY LOSSES IN MILLIONS  Dock Strike Fiaving International Effects

WHERE TO FIND IT   CARGO TIED UP AT 41 PORTS  $400-Million Loss To Domestic Economy Estimated In Dock Strike

ON THE INSIDE PAGES      U.S. Economic Losses Of $400 Million Caused By Dock Strike.

Losses in Millions of Doliars—  Dock Strike Economy [mnact Felt Widely

In United States, Europe— East Coast Dock Tieup Effects Widely Felt

Effect Spreads to Foreign Lands  Dock Strike Losses Are $400 Million in U.S.

Sub Inquiry Is Resumed   Classified Testimony Is Recorded Monday

West Is Seen As Vital Fore In GOP Plans   National Committee Gets Down to Work In Denver Meeting

 Goldwater Support Indicated  \Western States Start Drive For Recognition at GOP Meet

Nominees Viewed At GOP Confab   Western States In Drive For Recognition

GOP Says ‘Go West At Meet   Republicans Launch Drive For Western States’ Recognition

Reynolds Taps Zeidler for Resource Post  Calls Former Milwaukee Mavo:   Calls Former Milwaukee Mayor Dedicated Servant

Auto Burns, Four Youths Are Killed   7 Dead or Missing Bus Plunges in River

Car Crash, Fire Kills Four Youths  Auto Hit Bridge In Pepin County

Removal Of Soviet Troops From Cuban Bases Slow As  Mid-MarchDeadlineNears

Soviet Airs First Word  On Removal   Propaganda Seen Started By Party Paper In Moscow

Red Troops Quit Cubaat  Slow Pace.   Soviet Press Claims 4 Ships Have Sailed, Sth Now Loading

U.S. Notes Slow Pace. Moscow Reports 4 Ships Have Left Cuba With Troops, Fifth Is Loading

U.S. Claims Cuba Troop Pullout Lags   2 Days Remain For Soviet Premier To  Honor His Pledge

Today’s Good Reading ....   Moscow Reports Sailing of Ships —  Russians Pulling Troops Out of Cuba At Slow Pace

Propaganda Buildup wie fh Soviet Newspaper Reports  Troops Are Leaving Cuba   Russians Say U.S. Ships Fired On Fishing Vesse

sian Pullout of Troops Lags Behind d-March Schedule Set up by Nikita  —

. Mr. K’s Promise Is Near Deadline Soviet Troops Leave Cuba At Somewhat Laggard Pace

Soviets Pull Out of Cuba At Slow Rate  fine +   Time Running Out On Nikita’s Pledge Of Mid-March Actior

Reds dragging ‘their heels on Cuban troop exodus; fourth ship has sailed

Khrushchev Has Only 2 Days To Go To Keep Pledge on Troops in Cuba   ' Face Treason Trial

Russian Troops Are Departing Cuba But Pace Is Slower Than Promised   Kennedy Sees ‘Disaster’ If Tax Cut Is Denied

Khrushchev's Own Deadline-Soviet Troops Have 2 Days To Leave Cuba

PRAVDA SAYS SOME RUSS LEAVE CUBA      Official Russian Newspaper Takes First Notice Of Troop With. drawals Promised By March 15.

Khrushchev Has Only 2 Days To Go To Keep Pledge On Troops In Cuba

Khrushchev And De Gauile View New Year's Prospects With Divergent Opinions

i World Greets New Year DeGaulle Salutes Chances For World Peace in 1963

/Khrushy warns nuclear war will destroy world  DeGuulle salutes possibility of peace in 63

Khrushchev Gives ‘Realistic W arning’ To West Against Starting Nuclear War

De Gaulle. kh aulle. Khrushe hev Agres Agree  Leaders 1 alk Peace For 1963

Truce Talks Get Started InArgentina   Rebel Navy Group Gets Proposal For Ending Rebellion

Conditional Agreement ls Reached To End Four Day Bolt In Argentina

Argentine Agreement  Is Studied   Factions Discuss Four Main Points

Truce Talks Today Could End Revolt  Army ocgdare   Army Leaders, Navy Rebels In Session

Argentine Military Dispute Continues   Soviet Gives Nod To Direct U. S.-Moscow Communication

Hemisphere Not Sate “Intil Then   President Addresses University Students; Quotes Roosevelt

COMPULSORY ARBITRATION EYED : Special Legislation Seen For Dock Strike

Congress Action Likely in Strike  Dock Walkout Moves Bejing Considered

Situation Daily More  Serious   Water Supplies Are Depleted, Crops Suffering And Woodlands Are Menaced

WATER BE ECOMING PRECIOUS  Much of Nation Caught i in Dry Grip of Drought

Water Short As Peril Of Fires Mounts   Big City Reservoirs — Becoming Low; Crops In Desperate Shape:

Emergency Actions Ordered In Drought   Water Use Curbed, Fire Threat Grows

Drought Is Affecting Vast Area   Dry Spell Tightens Grip From Plains To New England

Two Cars Smash Head-On Today On Open Highway  Scene Was Sweeping Curve On Illinois 3 In Alexander County

Winnebago County Joins the Red Cros: Blood Program for County Residents

Soviets Allow Convoys to Pass After 54 Hours  U.S. Army Trucks Roll Into West Berlin After Russians End Blockade.

Reds Finally Let Convoy Move Out   Russians Had Blocked Men, Vehicles for 54 Hours at Checkpoints

wovieits Yfiela First 1n War ol Nerves; VCOnvoys On Move Again  RUSSIANS LIFT BERLIN BLOCKADE

ee ee en a Se See eT: Lowers  elon  Reds Back Down In Berlin Dispute

Troops Held )4-Hours By Border Guard   Support Group Leaves; Russian Head-Count Refused

GOP To Accept ‘Special’ Label On New Session  Gives Legislators Right To Receive Expense Funds

Wants To Bar Upward Spiral Of Pay, Prices; Notes Recent Price Rises

APPEAL GOES TO INDUSTRY,  LABOR HEADS   President Also Tells World Of Renewed Hope For Peace   CAUTIONS ON WAGE AND PRICES CLIMB

'IN- ANOTHER BUSY DAY President Asks Business, abor To Bar Price Spiral

LBJ Counting on Industrialists, \Labor Leaders To Curb Inflation

Restraint In Wage-Price Level Asked  Johnson Pledges Full U. S. Share

Restraint In Wage-Price Level Asked  Johnson Pledges   Johnson Pledges Full U. S. Share In Peace Efforts

LBJ Asks Bar On Any Wage  Price Boosts   Promises Diplomats Of 111 Nations U.S Will Work for Peace

Wage-Price Restraint Is Urged by Johnson Hikes for Some Goods Cited

Would Avert Spiraling Of Waaes, Prices   111 National Envoys Promised Cooperation Of U.S. Toward Peace

Girl Tells About ‘Wonderful,’ ‘Terrible’ Trip Behind Wall   By ERIKA STAMMLER  . Written for” The Associated Press

Yule Visit in Last Berlin Both Joyful, Saddening   By ERIKA STAMMLER Written for Th» Accanrieatad Derace

Yule Visit in Last Berlin Both Joyful, Saddening   By ERIKA STAMMLER Writien for

President Pledges Full Suppor t To Furope an Freedom Maintenance

JFK Rattles Mighty US Sword   President Says Nation Will Defend Allies   Democrats Select Ailantic City

Staters Vie for Governorship   5-Month Total a Record  Building Pace Is Tops

Turn Could Menace U.S.   jurn Could Menace U.5.  Flora Hits Cuba Hard

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Economic Barometers Are Contradictory

Business Pulsetakers Confused  Pp... f". tademme se Ce Oy Contradictions fii Economy

Ranks swelled by deserters  Haitian rebel invaders in move to cut off north

Haitian Rebels Continue Push   Attempt Made To Seal Off Parts Of Island

Army Deserters Swelling Ranks Of 500 Invaders   Cantave Trying To Cut Off North Coast Part Of Neary Republic

Rebels Seek To Cut Off North Coast   Invaders Pass  Up Cap Haitien

Americans Ordered Out Haitian Rebels Continue Invasion of Country

Rebels Trying To Cut Off North Coast   Another Landing Rumored Northwest Of Port Au Prince

Haitians In New  Moves  Exiles Thrust To Cut Off  lelanal A BE Fa

Deserters Swell Ranks Of Invaders  Gen. Cantave Seeks to Cut Negro Republic

Haili Rebels Drive fo Cut Off Republic   Duvalier Airlift Troops to Prevent Port City Seizure

RANKS SWELLED BY ARMY DESERTERS  Haitian Rebel Leading Units In Cutoff Thrust   Invasion Began On Anniversary

Deserters swell ranks  of invaders Haitian rebels push beyond Cap Haitien

Rebel General Reported Attemptinc To Cut Off Haitis Northern Coast

2 Columns Of Invaders Make Drive   Dictator Airlifts 150 Soldiers Over Lines of Enemy

Americans Told To Flee Battle Zone   Gen. Cantave Leads Invaders in March T. Gaal Narth Cnaact

Ranks Swelled By Deserters Of Haiti Army   Exile General Leads Thrust To Southwest, Bypassing Cap Haitien

Airlift Sent By Duvalier Over Lines   Gen. Cantave Leads Exile Force In Bid To Cut North Coast

Haiti Rebel Force Tries  New Thrust  Invaders Claim Two-Pronged Advance

Inside Today:   Soldiers Are Airlifted to (an Haitien by Duvalier

Insurgents Try to Cut Off Areas  Airlift Loyalists To 2nd Top City

Rebel Invaders Move To Sever North Coast Area Of Haiti; Army Deserts   2ND GROUP HANDS

Likely We'll See $3 Haircut Quicker Than a Return to That Good Five Cent Ciaar

World Series in New York Koufax Winner; 15 Strikeouts Break Record

1In lowa  One Liquor License for Every 1,714 Persons   About Same Ratio As Four of Border States Around lowc

One Legal Drinking Spot Licensed in Jowa For Every.1,714 of Population

Ex-Associate Of Lefkowitz In Bribe Plot Hyman D. Siege Pleads Innocent To Four Counts

State-Wide Income Tax Still Looms   Gov. Romney, Officials Study Fiseal Program; Session Opens Sept. 11

AND A CARD...’FROM MRS, BENNY PARET’ . SS ET FARE!  A Spray of Lilies for Boxing’ 5 Newest Widow

Mrs. Paret Sends Flowers to Funeral And Letter to Widow of Davey Moore

Byrnes Maybe Set for Role as Favorite Son   Expected to Agree To Enter Name in Wisconsin Primary

Guided by U.S. plane British warship captures Cuban exile raiding party

Anglo-American Policy Enforeed   Miami Underground Band Says it Will Defy Crackdown

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Destructive celebrotors

Negroes Join Whites In Birmingham School  oF tat Dienreadave Plo. 2. oF... OR   Briet Disorders Flare as Two Brothers Fnifer

Negroes Enter White School In Birmingham   Wallace Fails To Interfere

Birmingham Disorders — Flare Briefly Segregationists —  Vow to Stay Until. Classes Closed —

Brief Disorders Are Quelled By Birmingham Police, Gov. Wallace, Who Massed State Troopers in City, Maintains Silence

2 NEGROES ENROLL AT BIRMINGHAM   Police Break Up White And Negro Crowds At School; Gov. Wallace Sends Troopers.

2 Negro Students Enroll in School   No Interference From Governor of Alabama, Troopers

Boys Enroll AsGovernor Backs Down   Wallace Fails To Send Troopers In Birmingham Area

Dirmingham Police Control Crowd, Arrest 4—  Disorders Break Out as 2 Negro Pupils Enroll

Governor Fails ToUse Troopers Sent Into City  Disorders Break Out After Two  Rrothere Reoicter

Police Halt Brief Disorders   Governor Quiet Today In Integration Battle

UVUVERNORK EVADES FEDERAL SHOWDOWN  Holds Off Troopers In First Alabama School Integration

Some Disorders Result — 2 Negro Children Enter Birmingham Grade Schoo

Wallace Holds Back Troops as First Negro Children Enroll at Birmingham

‘Bama School Is Integrated  Negroes le Grade School For First’ Time

Brief ‘Disorders  Break Out   Police Bring  In Riot Squads: Wallace Silent Ahout Threata

Governor Calls Off Cops Birmingham Integrates  As Wallace Backs Away

\ “INTEGRATION IN ALABAMA~ Crowd Shouts While Negro Pupils Enroll

Negro Brothers Registered Averting Pending Showdowr   Five Negro Parents Arrested

Brief Disorders Erupt...  Negro Boys Enter Alabama Elementary School Today

School In Alabama  Integrates   Alabama Chief Surprises By Not Interfering

GOV. VYValiace silent 3 Few disorders follow registration of two Negro children in Birmingham

Wallace Silent As 2 Brothers Enroll   WHITES VELL   See other integration news, photos, page 6A   FLAGS WAVED

Wallace Makes Segregation Fight While Rest Of Nation Quietly Drops Race Barrier

Wallace A pparently Heads For Nex  Showdown On School Integration

Wallace Bids Showdown  Defies U.S., Local Authorities on Segregation

State Troops Withheld By Wallace   Demonstrators Try To Break Police Lines

Wallace Sends Troops But  Negroes Enrolled At White School   Same of the pupil« and parents

“Bama Governo Remains Quiet: Disorders Brief   Registration Of 2 Negroes Makes History

Wallace Men Not In Sight   Minor Rallies By Birmingham Whites Quelled

Angry Whites Are Dispersed; Negroes Enroll   Goy. Wallace Not On Hand, Aide Denies He’s Given Up Battle

WALLACE DOES NOTHING No Interference, Negroes Enroll In Birmingham, Ala.

Barriers Fall In Other Places Alabama Governor H eading  To New School Showdown

a Troopers Fail To Show Up   Negroes Enroll In Birmingham School

Brief Disorders At Birmingham   State Police Fail To Appear Today As School Opens

Brief Disorders Break Out  2 Negro Students Enrolled \At Alabama Public School

Birmingham  Integrates  Its Schools Brief Protest Marks Entranee  pnrenac

WHITE GROUP SOON ROUTED BY POLICE   Wallace Asserts Wednesday Only  ‘First Inning’

paaerserenne  Not Offered By Wallace   First Integration Of State’s Schools Below College Level

Negro Pupils Enter School At Birmingham   Gov. Wallace Makes Surprise Move, Sends No State Troopers te Scene

No Alabama Troopers Around   Negroes Enter School Without interference

NO STATEMENT BY GOVERNOR ON INTEGRATION   STATE TROOPERS NOT PRESENT AS PUPILS ENTER

Temperatures  Around U.S.   Bread Sales Limited as Khrushchev Studies Lagging Farm Production

Steelworkers, Management Agree To Contract Ending Six Months Of Negotiation

USW’s New Contract Is Ok’d; ProvidesForExtended Vacation Designed To Provide More Jobs

New Steel Pact to Insure Labor Peace   ALL 50 STATES AFFECTED  BUC Workers To Skip Payday

Union, Steel Industry Are Agreed   21-Month Contract Stresses Job Security, Extended Vacations

Steel Contract Agreement Is Milestone in Bargaining   Vacation Plan Designed To Create New Jobs

Miaorofiln services P. 0. Boz 8066 Dallas, TOZaw.   Parties Concur In Steel Strife

Labor Assured Peace Nearly Two Years  Waae Increace   Wage Increase Passed Up For Job Security

Hodges Sees Continued Expansion  PersonallIncom Up in 1963,  Secretary Savs

ABC Violation Of Open Meet Laws Claimed   Publishing Firm Lodges Protest

Poet Frosts Death Mourned Over Globe   Four-Time Pulitzer Winner Succumbs In His 89th Year Following Operation

that was caused .by the May 29 cyclone and tidal wave on the Bay of Bengal coast,

Datters [fatteras  Atlantic Storm Gives Coastal Regions Breather

See EUDORA SPAN, Page 2   Journal-World Scholarship Awarded to Richard Luallin

Soviet Ship Hit In New Cuba Attack  Freighter Shelled In Nraring Caactal Raia

SHIP WAS LEFT DAMAGED IN GUBAN PORT   Russians File Protest Against Previous,  Similar Incident   EXILE GROUPS USE  HIDEAWAY BASES

Commandol Raiders Hit Russian Ship   Leave Vessel Badly Damaged, Still Afloat

Meredith Returns,  Registers  Ole Mice Takes   Ole Miss Takes Steps to Squelch Any Disturbance.

Meredith Enrolls At Ole Miss Under Strong Guard; 2nd Negro Expected

Meredith, With Guards, Begins His Registratior  Report Second bd wwe ths tdi Mk   Report Second Negro Will Enroll at Mississippi

Meredith Back On‘U' Campus   Report Another Negro Flt Seek to Enroll

Bill Calls For ‘Rackets Probe’  Senate Hears Charges Hoodlums Tried to Aid Governor Candidates

RECAGTS . 1vee oe ayn  Senate Told Underworld Urged  Funds on Governor Candidates

Man Wounded in Twin Bridges Slaying Said ‘Someone Shot Me,’ Jurors Are Told

Where To Find It   RETAIN 1961 COLLEGE PLAN  lowa Regents Reject New $140-Million Building Plan

Will Propose Standing Fund To Solons   Regents Want Joint Study of Long-Range Institutional Needs

Governor Says Cutting Rail Rates Would Be Harmful to Duluth Port

KENNEDY MEETS WITH KUZNETSOV   Soviet Official Brings Up Berlin in Skimming of Cold War lesuas

Kennedy Talks Cold War Topics With Kuznetsov  Cuba Settlement.   Cuba Settlement, Berlin Discussed  In White House

U.S.-Soviet Feuds Aired  JFK, Russian Skim _ Through Difficulties

‘Atmosphere Cordial’  JFK, Kuznetsov Discuss Berlin, Other Problems

AND OTHER COLD WAR ISSUES  Kennedy, Soviet Minister Discuss Cuban Situation

Berlin And Other ‘Problems Skimmed Over At Conference   KUZNETSOV GOING BACK TO MOSCOW

Mercy Mission By U.S. Halts Polio Outbreak  Dramatic Results Seen In British Guiana Epidemic

American Aid Halts Polio for “Anti-Yankees’   British Guiana Called for Help, And Received it

Mission Completed   U.S. Helps Anti- Yankee Regime Cheek British Guiana Epidemic

With Dramatic Results  U.S. Medics Fought Polio In Anti-Yankee Guiana

United States Helps Its Enemies and Makes Friends When Polio Hits Guiana

MERCY MISSION  HELPS END ILL  FEELING IN U.S. AMERICAN TEAMS  FOUGHT POLIO IN BRITISH GUIANA

Dramatic Results on Mercy Mission ....  Anti-Yankee British Guiana Gets Polio Aid From U.S.

Medical Ald to Guiana May Aid U.S. Image There   See Double Success in American Effort to Halt Polio Epidemic,

Guiana Polio Victory Aids U.S. Image  Merey Mission Offsets Sentiment  Of Jagan Forces

Yankee Team Halts Polio in British Guiana  Public Health MDs Also Improve U.S.’  Imane in Colany

labor spokesman pyédicts recession    Khrushchev offer no-strinas-attached aid

K Offering Big Cuban Storm Aid   Will Send Experts ai Soviet Expense To Aid Rebuilding   Building Equipment

Thompson To Remain  On Stand   May Be Final Witness For Defense, Faces Cross-Examination

Attorney Tells Story on Stand  Claims Wife Knew About His Affair

At Orient 5  ~ Collapse Of Drill Shaft ~ Forces Firefighting Delay

Legislature  Tied Upon. Its Last Day  -Senate Slaps  .Brown’s Fax - Procram

Tax, Housing Budget Bills Hanging Fire  MeCarthy Halne Rinc lk Vata   McCarthy Helps Block Vot. On Corporation Tax Plan

President Johnson Otters Assistance In Gaining Release  Americans Abducted Saturday  Dos Mamescal F eon Taher Amnmndte

DESPITE SUMMER SLOWDOWN West Virginia's Economy Continues To Make Gains

Riots Erupt In  Iranian Capital  1,000 Hurt, More Than 20 Killed As Moclem Mahe Ramnana

AAOSEEN MOBS BATTLE POLICE  Violent Clash in Iran Injures More Than 1,000

Moslems Riot Over Reforming   Angry Mobs Seek To Oust Shah Of Iran

lran Police Joust Moslems   Shah’s Ouster Askec In Bitter Rioting

1,000 Hurt In Rioting In Tehran   Shah Overthrow Demand Causes Riot, Killings

Mobs Demand Overthrow Of Ruling Shah   Police And Troops Battle Riofers In Second Day Of Unrest

Moslems Rioting Tn Iran   Calling For  Overthrow Of Shah; Roval Palace Heavily Guarded By Military

Moslems Call For Ouster of Shah of Iran.  More Than 20 Are Killed Early in a Battle With Police

1,000 Reported Injured  lran’s Police, Troops Fight Mobs Demanding Overthrow of Shah

Shah, Heavily Protected, In No Danger 20 Dead, 1000 Hurt  In Iran Ouster Riot

[Moslems Ueniand Over throw Of Shah  1,000 Injured In Rioting In Tehran

‘Casualties in Tehran Mount In Reform Programs Protest;  Ruler Safe, Heavily Guarded

City Recreation Program Slated To Begin Monday   lran Police  Shoh’s Ouster Asked Sa Btasa.. Mi... Ata

Twenty Killed, 1,000 Hurt By Tehran Police       Demand Overthrow Of Shah; Machine Guns-Used On Rioters

Moslem Riot Against Shat Shakes Iran   20 Die, ,000 Hurt; Nation's Capital Pui Under Martial Law

1000 Hurt, Several Killed In Anti-Shah Violence Moslem Mobs Riot In Iran

lran Troops Battle Mobs; Score Killed   Sect Seeks Shah’s Overthrow Over Realty, Women’s Rights

20 Killed In Move to  Oust Shah  Royal Palace Is  Ringed by Tanks

Soviets Skip Noise in Taking Sputnik Chunk  Manitowoc Will Get Replica of Space Fraqmen

The College Picture 40 Per Cent More HighSchool Graduates Seen For 1965

Both Boys and Girls ‘Go on to College? Yes, American Public Thinks

Why College Classrooms Are Bulging   Enrollments Will Double, So Will Amount of Facts

Concerning Buddhists  Viet Nam regime charges U.S. showing unjust doubts

Diem Charges U.S. Showing Unjust Doubts   Statement Refers To Declaration Deploring Methods

UNITED STATES RAPPED BY DIEM OF SO. VIETNAM   Claims Regime _ Oniy Protects Self

Diem Regime Raps ‘Unjust’ Doubt Of U.S   Charges Monks With Sabotage, Political Subversion   NEVER BROKEN

‘Totally Erroneous Information’  US Goes Off Half Cocked, According To Saigon Note

Policy toward Buddhists to continue  Viet Namese gov't. charges U.S. action uninformed

US Accused By Head Of Viet Nam   Says Unjust Doubt Shown Because Of Erronevus Info On Ruddhist Turmail

Diem Regime Charges U.S. Shows ‘Unjust Doubt’ in His Saigon Government Based on ‘Erroneous Information’

Viet Nam Claims US Is Unjust   Controvery Over Martial Law Status During Past Week

Diem Blasts U. S. Stand On Viet Nam   Troops Patrol Saigon, Page Twelve

Diem Denies Breach of Faith Vietnamese Say U.S. Criticism Unfounded

Argentina Rebellion Collapses  Loyalists Smash -‘Rebel-Held Base  Buedhan Cccumamanu

Navy Withdraws Support  Argentina Says Military Revolt Has Collapsed

Top Naval Leader Halts Rebel Moves   Fleet Commander Seeks Conference; Opposes Return to Peronism

Pemiscot Soil District Election  On; April 17 Deadline   Ballots Must Be Voted By This Date to Receive Consideration

Quality Stressed In Reorganizing  Of School Areds   Increased State Aid Request Deferred In Governor’s Plan; Community Colleges Urged

 INSIDE MUTI ON BARAT Aa      FBI, DAYTON POLICE LAUNCH SEARCH  Crippled Boy Kidnaped

Inside Today   Unusually Tall Group Argentine Girl To Crown Miss Univers Tomorrow From Bevy Of 15 Beauties -

Lauds Rescuers Rescued Miner Offers Again To Search for Trapped Bova

Rescued Miners Out Of Hospital   Fellin Offers  Again To Lead Tiunt for Bova

Fellin Offers To  Lead Bova Search   State Abandons Building Of Tunnel Proposal As Neither Feasible Nor Safe

Strike Talks Delayed By Snow Storm  Gloomier Aspects   Gloomier Aspects Develop As Cold ‘Spell Hits’ Philly

Kennedy Calls for Steel Industry To Show Restraint in Price Hikes

Airliners Threatened By British   Warning Issued U.S. Planes May Be Seized

British Threaten To Seize  Airliners   Europeans Want U.S. Carriers To Raise Fares  Bvy 5 Per Cent

News  Brief   Conservative Is Opposed   UK Threatens Airline Seizure

U.S. AIRLINES GET BRITISH WARNING      Aviation Unit Threatens Seizure of Airliners in Rate Hike Row

Boston Woman, 62, Is 9th Victim Since June  Slayer Strikes Again

STRANGULATION IN MASSACHUSETTS — * Terror Seizes Town  After Ninth Murder

Woman, 62, Found Dead By Husband  Cleaning Man Being Sought By Police

SUSPECT QUESTIONED  CAMBRIDGE, Mass, — LA — A suspéct-In the Belmont strangling was selzed:late today and taken te ‘Cam: bridge pics headquarters for qiiestloning,

9th Strangulation Since June Fear Stalking Boston Suburb After Slaying

9th Victim Since June Cleaning Man Sought In Strangulation Murder Of Prominent Boston Woman

 Boston Wotan Dead  iF ear Shrouds Suburb  After Strangler Strikes

Ninth Woman Is Found Slain   Volunteer Boston Hospital Worker Is Strangled With Silk Stocking

Hood Guilty In 1 Fire   PALATIAL HOME LEFT IN SHAMBLES 14 Young Socialites Accused of Vandalism

:- TEMPERATURE      Dill introaguced loday..  Would Set Up Program On Higher Education

U.S. ALSO TO WITHDRAW IMF FUNDS   Moves Necessary To Help Balance Payment Deficit

Surprise Move Made  To Congress   Aim Is To Help Stem Overflow Of Gold, Doliars Abroad

President Proposes Tax Idea   New Levy Urged Or Purchased Foreign Stocks And Bonds 

Hopes to Cut Flow of Gold   U.S. Also Will Cash  Other Currencies

Tax on Foreign Stocks, Bonds Deals Proposed   Faces Check Charge Surprise Move

Bold Attack On Dollar Old &ttack On Dollar Drain  Kennedy Asks Tax On Foreign Deals

Foreign Stock Tax Proposed   President Asks Levy Designed To Help Stem Outflow of Dollars

President Asks Congress to Tax Americans on Most Purchases Of Foreign Stocks and Bonds

In Surprise Move— Kennedy Asks New Tax On Purchase Of Stock   Gold Drain Problem

—~ SURPRISE MOVE Alien Bond Tax Asked   JFK Gives Blessings ToMarch On Capital   RFK Appeals For Rights Bill

Proposes Tax On Foreign Bonds, Stocks  Congress Asked to   Congress Asked to Make Plan Effective Today Until 1966

Bold Plan Is Surprise ‘To Congress   Rate Would Range Up To 15 Per Cent

Tax on foreign stock requested  KENNEDY, IN SURPRISE MOVE, TO  LILVT Hh CHrPasg AATIVL TS Aare, AAP FATT FT

Proposes Tax On Purchases Of Foreign  Stocks, Bonds By Americans

Congress asked for legislation  To tax American purchases of foreign stocks and bonds

President Asks Tax On Purchase Of Foreign Bonds  Called Boldest Act Taken To End Flow ' Of Currency Ahraad

Would Help Stop Outtlow Of U.S. Gold   Market Declines At News; Battle Seen In Congres:

JEK Acts To Halt U. S. Gold Outflow   Senate Passes Sewage Bill;  School Bus Bill Hopes Fade

Would Block Flow of Gold And Dollars  World Money Markets Certain To Feel Impact

TAX FOREIGN INVESTMENT   Seeks Levies On Purchasers Of Foreign Stocks, Bonds. Gold Down To $15.7 Billion.

In Effort To Stop Outflow of U.S. Dollars  JFK Asks Tax on Purchase Of Foreign Stocks, Bonds   Big Parade   JFK ‘Looking Forward’ To March on Capital

President Asks Tax on Buyers 0 Foreign Bonds  Denannenl Evynactad +,   Proposal Expected te Affect Money Marts

Move Aimed At Stemming Dollar Drain  U.S. Also To Draw On International

Plan Would HaltOutflow Of U.S. Gold   Special Excise Tax Would Remain On Books Until 1965

Congress Asked ‘To Halt Gold Loss   Foreign Tax Levy  Asked By Kennedy

Tax Asked On Foreign Securities   Kennedy Proposal Aimed at Curbing Outflow of Gold

JFK URGES: TAX FOREIGN INVESTMENT   Seeks Levies On Purchasers Of Foreign Stocks, Bonds. Gold Down To $15.7 Billion.

Kennedy Makes Surprise Tax Proposal To Stop Big Outflow OF US. Gold

Congress Action Needed Te Stem Outflow of Gold   Surprise Move Made by President Asking Tax on Purchase of Foreign Bonds

Congress Asked To Tax Americans Purchasing  Foreign Stocks, Bonds

Proposes Tax On Investments In  22 Countries  U.S. Will Draw On International

a sec cneaeeeneanssmaueanererscempanampen acca seas ee ee ee ae  Foreign Stock Tax Asked Of Conaress

JFK Acts To Stem GoldDrain   Tax On Purchase O Foreign Stocks, Bonds Proposed

REQUESTS TAX ON FOREIGN BOND BUYS   Asks Congress Authorize Up To 15 Per Cent Levy   PRESIDENT'S   Goal To Reduce Huge Balance Of Payment Deficit Now Over $3 Billion

Hopes to Stem Flow Of Dollars   l nprecedented  Proposal Sent  rr ge

Kennedy Asks Congress to Tax Foreign Stocks   Recommendation Aimed To Help Stem Outflow OF U. S. Gold, Dollars

Congress Asked to Tax Foreign Stock Purchases  To Stem Dollar Outflow

Yet 2S UF R/ ewe Cr earn Arm OY  Americans May Face New Taxes   JFK Backs Civil Rights March Set For Capital

Congress Asked  for Surprise Tax   Excise Levy on. Buying  Foreign Securities Sought

JFK ADVISES TAX 10 STEM FUNDS DRAIN   Excise On Foreign Stock Buys Asked In Congress Note

Tax on Buyers Of Foreign Stocks Urged  Kennedy Asks Levy To Help Stem Flow Of Gold, Dollars

TO STEM GOLD FLOW  ents rennin mare exmeniianiiie ar eanenoneranaerinmn —  Rennedy Urges Tax On Foreign Stocks

UNPRECEDENTED PROPOSAL Kennedy Asks For Tax On Foreign Stocks To Stop Outflow Of Dollars

Tax Asked On Foreign  Securities  Will Stem Outflow Of Gold. Dallare.

Kennedy Plan To  Congress   Aim to Discourage Mounting Flow Of Savings Abroad

SURPRISE MOVE BY JFK CALLS FOR STOCK TAX   AIM IS TO HELP STEM OVERFLOW OF GOLD, DOLLARS

Wants Flow Of Dollars, Gold Curbed   Request Certain To Have Effect On World Markets

Surprise Move by President   Immediate Impact On Markets Is Anticipated

Congress Is Advised To Take Action  President Grapples With Balance of

Congress Asked To Tax Foreign Stocks, Bonds   Kennedy Makes Unprecedented Move To Stop Dollar Outflow

De Gaulle In Bonn For 2-Day Visit   Hopes To Counter Kennedy Gains On NATO Issue

Stay ToWoo BonnStarted By DeGaulle   French Chief Hopes To Offset Any Kennedy Gains In Germany

W. Germany Draws Visit By De Gaulle   - French President ‘Anxious to Offset Kennedy’s Inroads

DE GAULLE. ADENAUER CONFER   De Gaulle in Bonn Arguing Against JFK

De Gaulle On  German Tour   French Chief Hopes He Can Counter Effects of Kennedy

China-Soviet ParleySlated Despite Split   Red Chinese Delegates Told To Adhere To Tough Policies

Mile-Long Train Smashes Truck  Two Men Killed in Freight Car Pileup

Thompson Witness Tells Of Note Carol Wrote on Suggested European Trip

12 Children Die in Fire In Charleston  Porents Survive   Parents Survive But Father Critical

12 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE AS PARENTS TIP STOVE IN PUTTING GIFTS BY TREE

12 Children Never Awoke To See Santa   /Charleston Tots Perish In Biaze; Parents Survive

Jo de FUGHWOAY SE io.  Public Hearings To be Held Soon      Help Offered on No. 82  C-C Supports Bypass on 121

ES MIS PPO SOUMMECrM THINGS University stuay  ‘Migrant Workers’ Children Handicapped In Education

Federal Oftice Gleans Data From Southern Illinois University Study  Migrant Workers’ Children Handicapped In Education

Rocky Tears.  Into Kennedy  Tells West Virginia President Failed To Meet Promises   FAILED TO ACT

coers Name ouUggesied ' Many Americans Send Good Wishes And Baby Gifts To Mrs. Kennedy

Many Persons Already Sending Baby  Gifts, Good Wishes To Mrs. Kennedy

Expecting Third In Late August Jackie Already Recipient Of Many Gifts For Baby

. AAO, lereenia. ceed. ANN ae,  Texas Welcomes Chief Executive On Flying Trin

Legislative Review Log jam Building Up In Assembly With Major Decisions Unsettled

Another Would Enable State to Get Federal Aid For Dependent Children

REV. AMOS WALKER —  FORMER MERRILL PASTOF DHIEC IN AL RIINNIfe pall

Army Deposes Pres. Ydigoras of Cuatemala   Military Regime Takes Over in Bloodless Coup

Army Action Taken To End Complacency   President Exiled In Bloodless Move By Military Group

New Leaders In Guatemala Hold Tight Rein   Ex-Defense Chief Installed As New Latin Executive

Military Takes Over Guatemala   Ousted President, Wife Are Flown to Exile In Managua, Nfcaragua

President, Wife Take Up Exile In Nicaragua   Curfew Calms  Down Capital,   Curfew Calms Down Capital, Reds Throttled

Military Leaders Oust Guatemalan President In  Sudden, Bloodless Coup

New Guatemalan Leaders Maintain  Control Following Bloodless Coup

DST Barely Squeezes By Senate 16-15   Bill Goes Back To House For Decision On Effective Date

Award in boy's death Ask high court rule in detergent case   Purex defendant

South Viet Nam Report Is Intended To Silence Criticism, Church Says

Still Wants Aid Cut Off Senator Looks Skeptically At McNamar ‘-a- Taylor Report

Church Says Viet Reports Designed to Quell U.S. Revolt Against Diem   U.S. Withdrawal in Viet Nam  Expected to Be Slow Process

Administration on Limb with Viet Nam Timetable; Senators Express Skepticism

Sees Effort To End Revolt Against Diem   Optimistic Report Cited

Carmichaels Miner, Uniontown Police Sergeant, ‘ Ten-Year-Old Girl Are Closest To Puzzle Solution

More Youths Face Hearing  On Cuba Visit  House Erupts Into Struggle Between Students. Police

Near-Riots Kru pe  House Hearings Will Resume  a0 or Yanks Who Toured Cuba

Clash Flares At Hearing On Studerits   Jeering Youths Battle Police In U.S. House

HUAC Unit Quizzes Cuba Visitors  Dolice. Youths Clash at t Hearing      President Praises Gronouski, Denies Politics in Selection

LN CC LLL LLL ALL AAD ALL A ALLL ALL LLL AAA Wh hl ar en eee ee oe  Police Watch Hearing to Quell Student Violence

Violence Erupts At Hearing  (C'lach AAanrbe Hare   Clash Marks House Group’s Start On Cuban Visit Probe

Students Clash With Police During Probe Of 50 Youths’ Trip to Cuba

Group Branded ‘Red’ in House Hearing  Quizzing of Students Who Visited Cuba Starts Brawl

Melee Begins at  H earing  Callean Clacha   College Cuba Trip Aired

At Un-American Hearing  Police Ready to Cope With Student Hecklers

Noisy Youths Thrown Out of Hearing In House on Group Visiting in Cub:

PANDEMONIUM DISRUPTS INVESTIGATION Police Take Up Positions As Hearing ‘Resumes On Students’ Trip To Cuba

AT CUBA VISIT INQUIRY   - Beatnik Brawl Erupts  In House Caucus Room

Judges Will Hear Union Bid April 22 To Bar Rutland Rail Abandonment

Army Plan For Guard Revamping   ‘Reorganize Division: By Same System as With Requlars’

States Bid For Guard  Agreement   Governors Group Asks Concessions On Reshaping Unit

Wait for Pact Between States and Pentagon   Governors Raise Objections to Reorganization

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Governors Seek Concessions In National Guard Reshapina Plan

Governors To Grips With Army   Concessions Sought In Guard Reorganization

STATES SEEK TO EASE CUT IN GUARD PLAN   Committee of Seven Governors Will Meet Army Chiefs   ACTION TO BE SLOW   Will Require Time to Study Proposed Changes

Parley Seeks To Ease Blow In New Setups  Battle To Retain Manpower, Units Gets Under Way

LES OO Concessions  Are Asked in Guard Plans  Governors Meet © Army Secretary On Reorganization

Governors and Army to Meet On Guard Plans  Concessions Soucht   Concessions Sought In Planned Drastic Moves by Pentagon

Proposals Sought On Guard Act   Governors Meet With Army Head On Concessions

Mother Views Quadruplets   Army Has Plans to Reorganize Units of National Guardsmen

With Secretary Of Army  Committee Of Governors  Confers On Guard Plans

Army Announces Skakeup Of National Guard Units   sovernors May Approve; Cutback In College ROTC Program Plannec

Governors Bid To Alter Guard Plans   Army Unlikely To Agree With Ideas

\National Guard’s Reorganization  Set In Same Way As Army Revamty

Cuba Exiles Sion Charter   Leaders Unite To Plan For ‘Second Independence War’

CHARTER SIGNED BY LEADERS Cuban Exiles Unite, Form  ‘Committee’ Of Liberation’

MYSTERY DEEPENS IN DISAPPEARANCE Mine Search Renewed For 3 Missing Youths

Pd nMarold Karr-——Waiao Feaster Receive Urder of Merii—  Wetzel Succeeds Feaster As Lone Bear Chairman

@ Haroia Karr-——Waigo reaster meceive urger oF meri  Wetzel Succeeds Feaster As Lone Bear Chairman

Harriman, Gromyko Discuss Situation  JFK's ci Note ‘Delivered toNikita

De Gaulle Feels He Is Saving Britain From Being Used As A Stooge By U.S.

DeGaulle Shrugs Off Accusations Made by British   Tries to Save Britain   Tries to Save Britain From U.S. Domination

Protects Her From Uncle Sam’ 8 Clutches.  DeGaulle. Pictures Himself As Savior Of Great Britain

News Index   Cuban Organizations In U.S. Have Common Aim But Agree On Little Else

President Places Wreath At Tomb Of Unknowns In Arlington Cemetery

Grateful Nation Pays Its Annual Tribute To Soldier Dead All Around World

President To Lay Wreath For Unknowns   Speeches, Parades, Gunfire Salutes Are On Schedule

Wreath Put On Tomb Of Unknowns —   Johnson Speaks At Gettysburg; Nation Pays Its Respects

Nation In Tribute To War Dead   President Leads Ceremony At Arlington

PRESIDENT LEADS RITES OF TRIBUTE   All Americans Reminded Of World Crisis

in Memorial Day Tributes   n Memorial Day Tributes  Nation Honors War Dead

America Honors Her War Dead   President Lays Wreath At Arlington

lest we forget...nation pauses on Memorial Day   War Is With Us, Speaker Says   Into Northern States  Race Strife Spreads   Pea Ridae Military Park Dedication Tomorrow

Places wreath on Tomb of the Unknowns  JFK leads nation in honoring war dead

100-YEAR-OLD CUSTOM Amerieans Honor  Dead Of All Sections   LONG HOLIDAY   OLD VETERAN

U.S. Pays Tribute To War Dead   Memorial Day Observance 1006 Years Old

Deceased Loved. Ones Honored by American People  Roots of Observance Go Back for Century ©

U.S. Honors War Dead  JFK Lays Wreath At Unknowns’ Tomt  — ——— oo ee ae 2 eee oe ee

JFK Leads Nation In Honoring Dead  Lays Wreath At  Unknown Soldier's  Tomb Today

Kennedy Goes To Arlington To Lay Wreath   Other Ceremonies Conducted In Cities, Towns Across Country

Late Storm Clears Out   Foot Of Snow Is Left In Northwest Part Of Kansas

Reynolds Warns  Of Drastic Cuts  For Schoo! Funds Tells Lawmakers  To Speed Action On Package Bill

» State Executives Will Hold Annual Session In Miami Next Week  Governors Likely To Gang Up On Rocky

Meet In Miami Sunday:  State Governors Will Block Any Rockefeller Political Attempt

Governors Sef fo Upset Rocky's Plans To Grab Spotlight af Annual Conclave

Moratorium Proposed fo Legislature:   Governor Asserts Executions No Crime Deterrent *

EVERYONE FOR EVERYTHING’  Quints’ Sobbing Mom Goes Home to Family

‘Last Temptation’ Stays in Arcadia   Library Board Unanimous in Vote After Long Hearing  ee ei eae ee

Business Dean Revealed Today By University   Joseph W. McGuire   Joseph W. McGuire To Assume Office Vacated by Surface

Business Dean Revealed Today By University   Joseph W. McGuire To Assume Office Vacated by Surface

About 3,000 Rus: Troops Gone, Kennedy Says  Fi tet: Bi S ,   Waiting to See If More Are to Be Withdrawn

JFK Claims 3,000 Soviets Departed Cuba  Commenis On 3-Day Visit With Leaders Of Latin Countries

Terms Parley In Costa Rica Most ‘Useful’   Lauds Agreement on Need to Halt Agents From Cuba to Latin:

3,000 Russ Troops Pull Out: Kennedy   Waiting Hopefully For More To Leave President Reports

HOPES IT’S ONLY A STARTER  3,000 Soviet Troops Have Left Cuba-—JFK   Fifteen Nuclear Powers By 1975?

He Is Pleased With Costa Rican Co nference . .  Kennedy Says 3,000 Russians Left Cuba

3,000 Russ ‘Troops Pull Out: Kennedy   Waiting Hopefully   Waiting Hopefully For More To Leave President Reports

Informs Newsmen Latin America Ready To Fight To Preserve Freedom

3,000 Leave: March Limit Not Yet Past  Costa Rieg Talks : Produced Good,

—-REPORTS 3,000 WITHDRAWAKennedy H opes More Reds Will Leave Cuba

Nat fea et NN A Na at Fea Nt     Kennedy hopes Soviets will — move out troop:

HOPES MORE TO LEAVE  JFK Says 3,000 Russian Troops — Have Left Cuba

Hopes for More; Cosia Rica Conference Called Useful At News Parley

JFK Hopes Soviet Troop Withdrawal Of 3,000 From Cuba Is Only Starter

Reds leaving says Kennedy  Hopes the 3,000 already gone only a starter

Confident Of H emisphere Friendships  Renarte On Red   Reports On Red Troop Move, Costa Rica Agreement

Hopes ‘This Is Only a Starter  Russians Withdraw 3,000 From Cuba, Kennedy Says

Kennedy Says 3000  Soviet Troops Gone   President Hopeful Russia Will Strip More Armed Force From Cuba Soon

President Hopeful That Soviet Will Withdraw Further Troops From Cuba

President Says Soviet Has faker 3,000 Troops Out   Hopes This is Only Starter of Removal

Russians Have Withdrawn 3,000 Troops, JFK Says  Tells News Meeting He Hopes This Is Only A Starter

Kennedy Says He Hopes Soviet Withdrawal rom Cuba Is Only Beginning

Hopeful More Will Go Home   President Pleased By San Jose Parley

3,000 Soviets Quit Cuba, JFK Asserts  _ ee Withdrawal Only. =  . Cinvtar ia Bueeuatan

Red Pullout Hope Voiced By Kennedy   Says 3,000 Have Left Cuba, Gives Report On Parley

JFK Reports 3,000 Soviet  Troops Gone   No Recession Due in 63; MeNamara Given Praise

Confident Of Hemisphere Friendships  Reporis Oui Red Troop Move, Cosi:

Soviets leave Cuba, but  Intelligence not convinced combat forces withdrawn

3,000 Russ : Withdrawn, 7 Says Kennedy  _ President Awaits Be hepartirre : ok Moro up r 2   President Awaits Departure of More Troops From Cuba

Expresses Hopes More  Leave Soon   Reads Statement On His Three-Day Talks In San Jose

News Meet Highlights JFK Hopes Withdrawal Of 3,006  Troops From Cuba Only A Starter

Kennedy Says 3,000 — Have Left Cuba  e Waiting’ for More to Depart

ut, J FK Says   President ‘Hopeful’ More To Go;  Mum On Whether Pledge Fulfilled

Kennedy Reports: New Withdrawals of Red Troops - )  Cites Program to Halt. Movement of Castro Accents

JFK Says 3,000 Reds  Leave Cuba   Hopes Russia Will Push Withdrawal. Situation to Be Known by End of Month

U.S. Waits Developments  JFK Says 3,000 Soviets Withdrawn from Cuba

President’s Cuba Policy Is “Wait-See’  Hopes 3.000 Soviet   Hopes 3,000 Soviet Troops Already Out To Be Just a Starter

Praises TFX Probe: Sure Tax Cut Coming      . FEARS FUTURE SPREAD OF A-ARMS

President Hopes 3,000 Red Troops Withdrawal From Cuba Only A Starter

 Presidential News Conference   3000 Soviets Leave Cuba—JFK   110 To Have A-Power By 1970— Kennedy Fears Growth Of ‘Nuclear Countries’

3,000 Soviet Troops Left Cuba Recently   Kennedy Hopes Withdrawal Will Continue: Report on Costa Rican Talks Optimistic

Kennedy Says 3,000 Troops Have Departed   President Is Confident Latins Will Continue Pursuit of Freedom

Mrs. Gilliland ls Being Held  Murder Charged’ In The Death Of Lawyer Husband

Europeans Hit Back At France   Italy, Netherlands Oppose Gaullists On Euromart Issue

CATZETTE INDEX   (Delay Is Blow To France... . Italians, Dutch Refuse  ‘To Sign New Trade Pac!

Italy, Dutch Retaliate For French UK Veto   SIX-NATION AID FUND   NO ACTION UNTIL MAY

FRANCE HIT BY TRADE MEMBERS   COMMON MARKET COUNTRIES BALK AT NEW TREATY

Market hits back at France   Other nations retaliate for blow ai Britain

Tells Bankers Congress May Slash as Much as $13 Million   Italians, Dutch Leading Revolt Against French Market Policy

Resentment Over Exclusion OfBritain Major Factor In Refusal to Sign Treaty

Italy, Netherlands Lead ECM Attack On France For Halting Britain Entry

Netherlands, Italy Strike At France   Refuse To Sign New Market Trade Pact With African States

MISSEUNANRY SAYS..  Christianity Is Answer To Thailand Communism

TODAY’S THE BIG DAY...   MISSIONARY SAYS..  Christianity ls Answer To Thailand Communism

Operation Starts Tonight  U.S. Soldiers Prepare for ‘Exercise Big Lift

Khrushchev P Predicts Americans to Be Ousted  U.S. Defeat Seen in Viet Nam

‘Colonialism’ On Way Out  Khrushchev Predicts US Ouster from So. Viet Nam

Indonesia Takes Control of Former W. New Guinea; Socialism Pledaec

New Homes To Be Viewed In This Area   Publie Invited Te Participate Tn Novel Event

Segregation Of Business Spots Rapped By Kennedy   Altorney General Testifies In Behalf Of Provision For Civil Rights Bill

Senate Given Rights Views Of Kennedys  Discrimination Hit  In Appearance By Atty. Gen. Kennedy

Attorney General Asks End to Bias  In Businesses that Serve the Public

takes hughts Law Plea To Senate  Segregation Of Business Attacked By Bob Kennedy

Segregation of Private Business Under Attack; Conaress Uraed to Act

‘Bigotry’ Hit In Hearing Or  Civil Rights   Attorney General Testifies For President's Plan

RFK Opens Assault On Racial Ban   Ailorney General Blasts Bigotry At Senate’s Hearing

Calls it an insult   Provision faces stiff opposition from South

Urges Laws to End Practice As He Testifies in Béhalf of President's Civil Rights Package

Senate Committee Hears RFK  Segregation Ban in Business Bigotry’

Civil Rights Testimony  Attorney General Assails Immoral Logic Of Bigotry

Atty-General Assails Color Bar in Business  Testifies in Favor of President's ‘Riahts Package

Congress Asked To  Impose Ban   Rejects. Private Property Argument

‘Private’ Segregation Hit   Robert Kennedy Takes Plea For Rights Bill To Senate

Bobby In Pitch For Civil Rights   Privately Owned Businesses Are His Target

Legislators Say They Il Override Bellmon Vetoes   Rogers Says Vetoes ‘First Big Mistake’ Committed By Henry

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Keligious Features)

What's Inside   JFK Considers Swing Into West To View Conservation Efforts

Kennedy Plans Western Trip. In Political Move   President Eyes Visit In Goldwater Area For Look at ‘64 Race

Natural Resources, Politics President Considering  A Swing Into The Wesi

JFK Ponders Trip Into West  eimnece Paliticee   Business, Politics Both Seen As Goal

Wants Look at Conservation Efforts in West  Kennedy Eying Campaign Swing

Conservation aim of trip  JFK may make swing into west later this year

President May Travel Into West   Trip May Take Kennedy Into Senator Goldwater's Home State of Arizona

Kennedy Reported Planning Trip West For Some Politicking And Check On Resources

Report Kennedy Considers Trip To West States   To Look at Natural Resources, Voters

Kennedy May Be Planning Western Trip  President Would Mix Polities With Wilderness Tour

Kennedy To Make Swing Into West   He May Venture Into Goldwater Stronghold

Trip West In Making For JFK   Natural Resources, Political Exposure Two Main Reasons

State Opposes Pennsy, NYC Merger Now   Governor Acts After Committee Reports It Sees No Evidence of Gains.

Breakthrough Is Aim  Birmingham Is Biggest  Target Of Integrationists

Yuch at stake for both sides Birmingham biggest target yet in civil rights battle

Birmingham Bigger Target That Either Litfle Rock Or Oxford   Breakthrough In Heart Of Dixie Is Goal Of Deseqreaationists

Negroes Hold Victory in Birmingham Will Mean Breakthrough ‘Everywhere’

Negroes See Birmingham  As Key City   Breakthrough There Will  Smash Dixie’s Barriers

SUCCEED HERE -EVERYWHERE Birmingham:  Key Target   ‘HOSTS LEADERS  Fort Worth Now ~ Wooing Denton

Battle For Integration  Birmingham Described As Top Racial Target

Birmingham Riots Differ From Other Incidents: Is Biggest Target so Far 

Negroes Seek Breakthrough  Birmingham Is A Target Cit)   By RELMAN MORIN

Negroes Feel If Birmingham Submits to Integration the Fight Will Be Nearly Won

‘SUCCESS THERE MEANS SUCCESS EVERYWHERE’  Negroes Seek Breakthrough in Birmingham

Sringing Snow, Sleet, Rai ging Snow, Sleet, Rain  Biting Cold Dips Into US Southland

Group Is Seized Preparing Attack From Bahamas   One American Is Reported In Exile Band

Darlington Man Loses Life in River Accident   ‘Clarence A. Ross, 274, Drowns While Trying to Recover Homemade Fishing Boat.

‘NO MORE, NO MORE’  Eighty Killed as Plane Plunges to Fiery Crash

43 Victims from One Small Town — .  Swiss Jet Crash Claims 80 Lives

FINAL RADIO CALL BROKEN  Swiss Pilot Died Aware Of Impending Air Crash   Fast Action Averts Boat Mishap

Scranton Hopesto Avoid Higher Taxes, Despite Claims of Adversaries

JOY TEMPERED WITH CONCERN FOR LOUIS BOVA   3RD MINER STILL DOWN; NEW RESCUE ATTEMPTS STARTED

— In Good Shape, Doctors Say  Pair Litted From Mine Safely After 14-Day Ordeal

Drilling of Escape Hole for Bova Is Bequn This Morning   Mrs. Fellin Getting Her Way at Last

Fellin Labels Ride Up Best One He Ever Had  Joy Tempered With Concern for 3rd Man; Drilling Is Resumed for Bova

Workers Begin New Escape Hole  No Contact Made   No Contact Made With Louis Bova For Seven Days

Throne And Fellin Pulled To Surface Early This Morning   Joy Tempered With Concern For Bova; Drilling To Free Last Of Trapped Men Under Way; Last:: Heard From Week Ago

Both Men Joke, Sing As Rescue Harness Lifts Them From Cave-in Site

Crowds Ignore Third Man  As Rescue Try Resumes      ite td Dev      Joking, Singing All The Way

They're up! two entombed miners lifted unharmed to surface today   Felling reunited   Airlift? to hospital

But Joy. Tempered by Missing Mate —  Victins Tell F ‘aith in. God During Long-Drawn Vigil   Drilling Started — for Bova

Pil NOMMTG Up,  Miner Calls Out   Hero of the Day Is Big Mike Who Minutely Drilled the Escape Hole

Trapped Miners Drawn fo Surface By Safety Sling   Both Well, Happy;  ‘Drilling Launched For Third Victim

Start Drilling New Escape Hole Toward Third Man, Last Heard From Week Ago Today

(Crowds Weep For Joy As Trapped Miner: Are Pulled To Surface After Two Week:   PEMOVED TO HOSPITAL

Joy Calmed By Concern For Man Still Trapped   Rescue Climaxed World-Wide Drama: Faith, Courage Mixed With Frustrations

in Good Condition After Longe Ordeal   Hopeful That Bova Is Alive

Two trapped miners rescued unharmed   After incomparable feat Drill operator says he was a little shaky’ at end

Rescued Miners Appear To Be In Good Shape   Drillers Begin New Effort ‘To Reseue Third Miner

Miners Brought To Surface Ending 14-Day Ordeal   Miner’s Wife Is Getting Her Way

THEIR HAUL TO SAFETY CLIMAXES STIRRING DRAMA:  Two Miners Joke, Sing During Rescue Ride   ‘War Games’ Last Nighi

Throne, Fellin Rescued From Mine After14-Dav Underaround Seclusion

Crews Starting Escape Hole For Louis Bova  Optimism Prevails That 3rd Trapped Miner Is Living

Iwo Miners Are Brought To Surface in Dramatic Rescue After Long Ordeal

Dramatic Rescue   Both Are In Good Shape   Mrs. Bova Taken To Hospital

Report Both Men In Good Condition   Fortnight’s Ordeal Ends Early Today For Throne And Fellin; Resume Efforts To Rescue Bova

Two Miners Lifted to Surface After 14-Day Ordeal.in Mine   NEW DRILLING TO REACH THIRD MINER BEGINS

Lifted To Surface After 14 Days Underground  Two Of Three Trapeed Miners Rescued

Ken Treinen to operate /Remsen’s Hiway station   2 PERSONS ATTEND  DIRKS-FRERICHS REUNION AT AKRON

'U.S. Bomber Flies Tokyo To London   Convair Jet Takes 8 Hours,-35 Minutes To Cover The 8.028 Miles: Praised

KILLS MARRIAGE RAN   Governor, lawmakers  Trade charges as session nears close

Scrap Old Charges on Eight Reds   Time Served by U.S Party Leaders on Other Counts

Funisnead ror rioting  ‘15-Year-Old Indictments Against 8 Convicted Communists Dropped

Scrap Indictments Against 8 Reds   NEW YORK (AP) — Fifteen-year-old federal indictnents against eight convicted top Communist leaders

Fodty's. Telegrain   U. S. Drops Indictments Against 8 Communists *

Reds Freed From Old Indictments  15 Year Old Charges Scrapped by Court

Kirchoff Grabs Strings from Failing Chute  Marine, Les Veq Friend Land Herd, But Are Unhurt

CPL, WILBER KIRCHOFF OF MARCUS ESCAPES — DEATH IN PARACHUTE LEAP AT MARINE BASE Saves Buddy’s Life

BREEN SE SARS or ER dott 2 ER ERAT ee Mae te 2 Ma RE SETS.  “tN ies : 44. . AO ree “Une

Today's Chuckle  Marriage is an institution helweern fan nannin on wubhiceh

Five Countries  Side To Gain British Entry   Hope Based on Effort Of Adenauer To Alter French Opposition

Western. Europe Hails Flight as ‘Incredible’.   SALARIES DUE PRIORITY _  H-SU Head Urges Higher Standards

Sub- Freezing Cold Hits California; Crop Damage Is Worst In 14 Years —

How Budget-Tax Bill Voted  28 Democrats Team  with 22 Republicans

For Labor Day Weekend  N.E. Highway Deaths Ove Holiday Equal ‘62 Fiaure

“Salt and pepper—a united people’’ Civil rights demonstration  goes without any trouble

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Romney Wili Offer Wayne Tax Powers   Governor Attempts To Gain Democratic Backing by Move

To Air Proposal Arts Center Meeting Set   Walsh Is New Ghamber Prexy

Erratic Hurricane Remains Stationary 380 Miles From Miami: Winds Hit 100 MPH

Fast Climb By Mercury Over Kansas   Warming Trend Follows Record Lows Today

Labor.ts.Asking. A Shorter Week  Few Receptive Ears Found in Conaress

Claim It’s Only Answer To Unemployment  Labor Leaders Campaigning To Shorten Working Hours

Short Week Pushed By Labor Bosses   Estimate 5.5 Million Already Have Short Week

Civil Rights Bill Lacking Senate Helr   Scarcity Of Sponsors Shows Opposition To Leaislation

PIN whiywenie  Backers Of Civil Rights Bill F ailToGetSponsor Majority

Changes Ordered Inspectors Report Penal Farm  Under-Staffed, Under-Financed

South Dakota Quints - Baptized, Confirmed   Aberdeen Is Anxious to Help the Fischers

Candlelight Service Ends Mourning For President Kennedy...Col. 4   FLAMES SWEEP GREEK PLEASURE SHIP   JOO Abandon Vessel In Atlantic

Other Vessels Racing to Rescue 180 Miles North of Madeira; 18 French Sailors Saved in Nfld. Sinking

Big Rescue Operation Under Way   Ship Believed. Still Afloat In Atlantic -

Rescue Craft Begin Picking Up Survivors  Some of Passengers  Reported Picked Up

Report 1,000 Leaving Ship In Atlantic   Several Vessels Speeding To Area; Radio Is Silent

Rescue Ships Sight Survivors Of Greek Ship   Most Aboard Britons On Holiday Cruise; More Ships Arrive

PASSENGER VESSEL STRICKEN IN EAST ATLANTIC   950 Abandon Fiery Liner;  Ships Take On Survivors

National Guard in Serious Decline, General Tells Southern Governors

 Tight Budget Blamed Army Guard at Low Point, Southern Governors Told

Rights Declaration Is Blocked  Southern Governors Hear  Budget Weakens Guard

National Guard Strength Sinks To Low Level?  Budget Cuts Cited At Governor Meet

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Proposed Gas Pipeline from Katy Field Ranks as oneof largest projects in history

Computer May Eliminate St. Paul As Author Of Nine Pauline Epistles

Computer May Strip Nine Epistles from St. Paut Authorship, Says Scotsman

Two Revisions Souaht To Ease Major Objections  a ef 2, ae   Involve Sales Tax Changes, Reduced Personal Relief

Governor Confident New Amendments ‘will Permit Budget-Tax Bill Passage

3 Officials On Leave  In Wiretap   Inquiry Launched In Eavesdropping In Otepka Case

Avenging Club Owner Bursts Through Police, Kills Accused Assassin

Could Kindle New Buddhist Demonstration   ‘Don’t Ignore People’s Rights’ Pope Urges Diem

Second Buddhist Priest's Suicide by Fire Tightens Tension in S. Viet Nam

‘Slow Suicide,’ McNamara Says—  ‘Fortress America  Concept Said Dead

PENTAGON CHIEF BACKS FOREIGN AID   Asserts Other Methods Require Prohibitive Cost

[Late News Off the AP Wire   ACCUSES SOVIETS—   MAY SALVAGE FUNDS—

CHIEF BACKS FOREIGN AID   Asserts Other Methods Require Prohibitive Cost

Defense Chief Urges Need for Military Aid   No Good Alternative McNamara Asserts At House Hearing

Emporia Weather   No Rain in Sight; Cold Front Moves Out of the State

Rattle Scene   Hoffa’s Contention   Cold and Winds Hold State in Tight Grip

CUBA ‘STUDENT’ TOURISTS Anti-Castro Forces Fight New York Po-ice at Rally

Pro-Red Rally Spurs Riot Cops, Anti-Castro Cubans Tangle Off Times Square

MESS OF ECONOMY  Theft, Corruption Cost Russians Staggering Sums

Extradition Of Jimenez Is Imminent   Goldberg Rejects Bid For Stay by Former Venezuela Dictator

Jiminez:   Venezuelan Denied Stay By U.S. Court   Justice Goldberg Says Real Claim Is Without Merit

Jimenez Stay  Bid is Denied   Real Claim to Block Extradition Lacking in Merit, Says Justice

Goldberg Denies Jimenez Appeal  Justice Refuses to Ria-ekl Evtradition

Inside Today   Claim Lacking In Merit  Justice Not To Halt Jimenez Extradition

200 Killed   British Take Over Greek- Turkish  “Forces in Cyorus

Turkish Cypriofs Attack Greek Defense Position Despite Truce Agreement

Turk Cypriot Civilians Attack Greeks  tiie wei   NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — Turkish Cypriot civilians attacked Greek Cypriot ciyilians in Nicosia for four hours today, breaking a cease fire agreement.

Greek Civilians Under Attack For Four Hours   British Army Takes Command of Military Forces, Send In More Troops.

Civilians Break Cease Fire in Cyprus Village  British Trying to Hold Control; Situation Tense

Question of Constitutionality Supreme Court Studies  School Religious Cases

U.S. Supreme Court Is Considering 2 School Prayer Reading Test Cases

Ohio May Hike Liquor Prices Another 10 Pct.   Appropriations Bill May Get Final OK in Assembly This Week

Ohio May Hike Liquor Prices Another 10 Pct   Bill May Get Final OK In Assembly This Week

Ships Collide  in Dense Fog   43 Rescued Off Japan Freighter; Refrigerator Vessel Heads for SF

" Governor Meets Press...  Sheppard Defended in ‘Post Despite Conflict.

Next Week To Be Last Of Session   Some Hope Still Held Out That Legislature Could Quit This Weekenc

Senate to Get Kennedy Letter On A-Weapons   Sen. Church of Idaho  Calls Test Fact ‘First   Step Back’ From Disaster.

Church Asks ‘Senators To Ratify Pact   “First Step Back From, A-Disasier Cited In Debate

Sen. Church Urges Ratification  Test Ban Treaty Called Step Back From Disaster

World Peace Not Seen In Russia-China Split   Analysis     Background yf The Nose

Perhaps This Week Shattering Sino - Russian Split Now Seems Certain

BREAK FOR ALLIES  Russian - Red Chinese Split Appears To Be Certainty

 Former Governor in News  Fred Hall Asks for Help iTo Battle Birch Society

Escape Clause Said Included In Agreement   Non-Signer Threat Could Relaunch Tests

Backed By State Troopers Wallace Delays School Start To Impede Integration Order

Board Move Overruled By Wallace   Tuskegee Public Classes Slated To End Bias First

Wallace Postpones Opening In First Integrated Alabama Public School At Tuskegee

TROOPERS RING SCHOOL Wallace Delays Tuskegee Class Deseareqation

SSUES EXECUTIVE ORDER  Wallace Orders Delay In Opening of School

Berea RAR LULLUULLOST LS EIRMMER RUE EREEECLSET Ue ecescvesess UU LOrdsée LUICd  Indian Sivan Drought Raises Fire Hazard

General Assembly Comes To Grips With Twin Bills Of Civil Service, Mergers

Civil Service, School Reorgan  ‘Assembly At Grips With Twin. Tigers

State Legislature Convenes for 1963 with No Governor at Helm :for First Time in History

Social Credit Party's Votes To Decide Fate  ) an, eee, Siemens   Nuclear Weapor Arqument Splits Ottawa Regime

SPLIT BESETS DIEFENBAKER OVER A-CRISIS   No- Confidence Motion Has Good Chance to Topple Government      Defeat Would Dissolve Parliament, With New Election 60 Days Later

Conservative Farty May Be Toppled From Power In Canadian Struggle

Ministers Want Diefenbaker Out   Urge Resignation in Effort To Avoid No-Confidence Vote

Prime Minister May Call For Election First~ Diefenbaker's Government May Be Toppled By Vote

Tide Of Votes Build Up Against Diefenbaker Over Nuclear Warheads

Government May Fold Up By Tonight   Diefenbaker Could End Parliament to Head Off Defeat

Diefenbaker May Close Canadian Parliament To  Stave Off Defeat Threai

CANADA FACES. POLITICAL VOT ON ARMS ISSUE   No-Confidence Vote For Diefenbaker 

Government May Topple In Canada   Oppositian Enters No-Confidence Bids Tn A-Weapon Crisis

Six of Cabinet Put Issue Up to Prime Minister  No-Confidence Vote  Se

Diefenbaker asked to resign  In hope of saving Canada’s Conservative government

Votes Against Prime Minister Mounting Up   One No-Confidence Motion Has Chance Of Being Approved

 Rusk Is ‘Man In Middle’ ‘Premier May Dissolve Parliament  ‘In Canadian Nuclear Arms Crisis

Canada Chie Refuses fo Quit in Row   Diefenbaker’s Ow Aids Demand He Go; Showdown Du

TRY TO AVERT VOTE OF NOCONFIDENCE   Conservative Party Ministers Would Dump Prime Minister To Retain Control; Showdown Tonight.

Diefenbaker Might  Dissolve Parliament   Would Head Off Defeat In  Gommone

No Confidence Motion Has Chance to Topple Canadian Conservatives

No Confidence Motion May Topple Party  Conservatives Badly Split

INDEX   Liberals Contest Appointment Of Landrum To Key House Post

McCormack Struggling To Quell Revolt By Labor-Backed Group Of Democrats

TimesTable   3 Tots Apparant Wittnesses  Babysitter Murdered At Massillon Home

1 DELL. COLLINS, re WAS. LONGTIME WELL ‘CONTRACTOR — RITES TUESDAY AT SIBLEY

Life’s End   DELL COLLINS, 83, WAS LONGTIME WELL CONTRACTOR — RITES TUFRSDAY AT SIBLEY

Life’s End   DELL COLLINS, 83, WAS LONGTIME WELL CONTRACTOR — RITES TIITCHDAY AT StRIRVYV

LORIG OCLE UT $0.0 WELTON NCV¥dGd ANLei cots  ‘Sinatra Dropping Gambling Line

Society TeHs Precautions pacar eddit  Warn Eclipse May Hold Peril to Eves.

UNUSUET TMEV UV OeTOUET UUN UNS UUUUNYUUUY WHEE UEET TETENEE yvEEET UTE     Pope Is Bey ond Reach Of Drugs

From East Coast io Kansas on SE 10 Mansas  Shock Wave of Asian Flu Hitting Wide Area of U.S,

Fulbright Sees Funds for ous Domestic Problems  ‘Treaty Could Mean More Jobs’

Education Costs Deductions Asked  New Front Opened on Issue of Private Schools

Ik ALL ELSE FAILS   hee Se eee ee en ee ee Se  Barry Backs U.S. Force In South

dnd Republican Revolt Stirring In Legislature  Minimum Wage Bill  fg .. ge pgp

Coordination Of Nuclear  Units Indicated  Assurances Reported In Kennedy Meeting

French Move Toward Unity  Kennedy Gets Assurance   cennedy Gets Assurance On Nuclear Cooperation

Shriner and Friend   DeGaulle May Mesh French Nuclear Forces With NATO's

He'll Be the GOP Nominee, He Says  Rocky Flushed With Optimism After Visit to Washington

Rockefeller Optimistic   Leaves Washinaton “More Encouraged Than Ever’

KHRUSHCHEV’S PLAN AT STAKE Communists Prepare For Important Policy Debate

Party Leaders Pin All Hopes On 5° Proposal   Governor's Program to Be Serapped Although Substitute Still Shy of Votes.

On Inside Pages   To Raise $139 Million in State Revenue .. . 5% Sales Tax Viewed As Only Possibility

/OMpromse  Five Per Cenf Sales’ Tax May Raise $139 Millions In Needed Stafe Revenue

Red Rocket Tests Set  , ™% Woman Cosmonaut’s   Craft Being Readied ?

Safeguard on Treaty Urged by Goldwater   Would Require Russ Military Removal from Cuba

Goldwater Proposes Test Treaty That Requires Russians, Missiles Out of Cuba

Link Cuban Exit, Pact: Goldwater   Senator Urges Treaty Clause To Require Russian Pullout

Goldwater Wants Russian Troops Out of Cuba Before Test Ban Treaty is Ratified

_ SRemove Soviets From Cuba’  Goldwater Proposes     Treaty Amendment   LATE NEWS

Goldwater Proposes Treaty Reservation   Mansfield Says Good Progress Made in Columbia River Talks

Proposes Treaty Reservation Goldwater Wants Russian Forces Moved From Cuba

Goldwater Says Russia Should Pull Out of Cuba Before Treaty Is Ratified

Goldwater Wants Treaty Reservations  Calas Bxwnnne   Solon Demands Soviet Withdrawal From Cuba

Goldwater Links Pact, Cuban Issues   Proposes Requirement Russia Remove Missiles Before Passing Treaty

Fiesta Head Says Critics “All Wrong’  ‘This Fair Is The Best.’ He Says

Fiesta Head Says Critics ‘All Wrong  This Fair Is The Best:’ Wilson

Congress Braces For Blow   Bitter Battle Looming Over JFK Rights Plan   Kennedy’s Civil Rights Program ‘Far-Reaching, But Still Limited’

billion Dollar Take’ Fraud Expert Says ‘Con’ Artists Thrive in U.S.

Employment Figures at Record High; Teenagers Looking _ For Work Boost Jobless Total

U.S. Employment Hits Record Peak   Total Of 70.9 Million Employed In July; Jobless Rate Decreases

Washi ngton Roundu p  70.3 Million Workers  Recorded During June

Hopes of Federal Income Tax Cut Stir Business and Financial World

Land Profit by Unnamed Solon Is. Hit   ‘Report Termed. . Cowardly; Probe for Fraud Asked

Laborites Rap Mac On ‘Market’ Failure      ‘Black Boxes’ On Nuclea Ban Actually Biq Vaults

Macmillan is target of Labor Party   Britain's prime minister out to restore sagging economy

State Senate Committee Revives Reapportionment Issue in Surprise Move

Floor Vote Next For Bill On Court Rule   Session Near End As Friday Work Starts In June

Soviets Accuse U. §: of Faking Data on Tests   Reds Charge ‘Falsified Scientific Evidence’ Used to Block. Ac  anand

Russia Accuses US. of Faked Scientific Data   Soviets Deliver Harsh Speech at N-Ban Talks

Assassin Wounds Top Cuban   Agrarian Reform Chief Is Listed Severely Injured

‘CUBA AT A GLANCE  Top Cuban Red Woundec  In Assassination Attempt

TOP CUBAN RED REPORTED SHOT   Sources Say 4 Bullets Wounded Rodriguez Wednesday

Less Than Half Ohio’s Voters Seen Casting Ballots In General Election

Freaicr Lignr Onio Vore  Bond Issue Is Center Of Interest In Election

Brown Expects 2.6 Million to Cast Ballots  1,500 Local Bond Issues, se IRF  Arr LT lAr Le lle

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copvrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

Leader Goes on TY Over French Treaty  Khrushchev Denounces New Pact

POLARIS FORCE FOR NATO MAY BE IN OFFING  DE GAULLE’S NOTE OPENS WAY FOR DETAILED TALKS

De Gaulle Sends Note To Kennedy  _ Way Seen Opened   Way Seen Opened For Talks on NATC AcMissile Force

FRANCE OFFERED POLARIS DEAL  De Gaulle Message To JFK Opens Way For Talks On NATO N-Force

Way Appears Opened For U.S.-French Exploratory Talks On Polaris Offer

DeGaulle Letter to JFK Apparently Opens Way For NATO-Polaris Talks

py ASTIN ELON:  Way Paved For NATO Missile Talks  De Gaulle Does Not Turn Down Nassau Proposal

Way OpenedFor NATO Polaris Striking Force.   Kennedy To Confer With Rusk After Getting De Gaulle Messaqe

Way Seems Open For Talks About Nuclear Force  DeGaulle Message to  iene we nd Cnmbardnw

Polaris Talks To Start Soon On NATO Plan   De Gaulle Answer Due for Discussion  By JFK and Aides

Paris Note  Opens New Missile Talk   French to Study Missiles Offer

“  Message To Kenne dy  ‘France Opens Way For Talk: On Nuclear Missiles Forces

In Message To Kennedy De Gaulle Keeps Open Door To Polaris Force

Talks Loom On Forming  NATO Force   De Gaulle Note To Kennedy May Spur  Polaris Discussion

Message To President Opens Way  Kennedy Plans  Conference oe Pe 2 ee Pore

NATO MAY GET POLARIS FORCE   Message to Kennedy Fron De Gaulle Opens Way to Exploratory Talks

DeGaulle Set  For Talks on  Polotis Plan JFK Program Viewed Coolly

Decision Near On NATO Arms   DeGaulle’s Message Opens Way for Talks

Way Appears Open for NATO Polaris Talks   Note From DeGaulle Not Discouraging, Officials Report

To Discuss U.S. Offer on Polaris Missiles  De Gaulle, JFK May Confer On Nuclear Force for NATO

U.S. Thanks Tr racking N ations On Anniversary of First Satellite

US Tribute Paid Space Trackers  NASA Ceremonies Mark Anniversary

Honored by Kiwanis  Four Helena Youths Wir Safe Driving Citations

FOR FILING IS MONDAY   Few Entries So Far; Expect Rush In Final Week

ALDERMANIC FILINGS END ON MONDAY   Few Entries To Date; Expect Rush At Deadline

Claims Dummy Shells Used  Moscow Charges U.S. Ships Fired On Soviet Vessel

Washington Starts ProbeSoviets Charge U.S. Warships Fired At Vesse

Russ Charge Attack at Sea   Claim Three U.S. Navy Warships Fired at Soviet Fishing Trawler

Vessel Fired On, Russian Note Claims   Fishing Boat Target Of U.S. Warship in Attack Off Norfolk

Soviet Union Claims U.S. Warships Fired Dummy Shells at Fishing Ship

Soviets Charge U.S. Warships Fire At Trawler Off Virginia   U.S. Begins Investigation

Soviet says U.S. ships shot at Russian vessel   Claims dummy shells fired at fishing boat in open sea: warns of grave consequences

Check Is Made  Of Incident  Off Norfolk   Russians Claim 3 Navy Vessels Lob Dummy Shells at Fishing Craft

Russia Charges U.S. Warships With Firing At One Of Its Fishing Ships   U.S. Starts An Investigation Of Russian Charge

U.S. Will Probe  Soviet's Charges  Reds Say Warships Fired on Trawler

Soviets Claim U.S. Shoots Dummy Shells at Trawler   INDEX   Soviet Troops Pulled From Cuba At Slow Pace; Deadline Friday

Dummy Rounds Used In Attack, Russians Claim  Reds Sav Incident   Reds Say Incident Took Place In Oper Seas Off Norfolk

INCIDENT 70 MILES EAST OF NORFOLK   Moscow Protest Claims “Dummy” Shells From 2 Cruisers And Destroyers Missed Trawler ~ Near U.S. Coast.

Note Asserts Incident Off Norfolk, Va.   Cites Act As Sheer Wantonness; U.S. Has No Comment

Russians Claim U.S. Warships Fired Dummy Shells At Red Fishing Vessel

Russ Claim U.S. Shot A Soviet Ship   Protest Sent ‘To Embassy In Moscow

U.S. Checks on Soviet Charge.   Russians Claim Ship Fired on by Warship

Soviets Say U.S. Fired At Trawler   Moscow Rejiorts Say Warships Used Daniiny Shells

Pa ralyzed ; b y : Tick : Bite.   Say Yanks  Fire at ©  Russ. “Ship:  SoViate. Re 4 Pears ‘Dexa   Soviets:-in:: Sharp - Protest

EAST OF NORFOLK... — Russian Trawler Fired On  By US Warships, Reds Say

Russians Charge U.S. Cruiser Shot At Fishing Ship   Investigate Incident Off Norfolk, Va,, Twat Pelderew.

US. Fired:  At Red Ship,  Soviets Say Claim Fishing   Claim Fishing Vessel Incident Tes. Atlantic

Navy opens inquiry into alleged act   ‘Vessel engaged in fishing 70 miles off Norfolk, Va.’

Say U.S. Fired At Trawler   State Dept. To Investigate Sea Incident

Russians Claim US Ships Fired At A Fishing Boat   US Navy Is Investiaating

4 Shells Labelled  Dummies   3 Craft Involved; Act Called Wanton

Soviets Charge Attack on Russ Ship   Lithuanians fo Die for Theft State Property

‘End D Deficit Spending’ Bureau Resolutions Ask      PTC PLP PLA EL Lh hh bded

REPORTERS BRAVE SHOTGUN  Model Denies Hi-Jinx With Top D.C. Brass —

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Fire Destroys Two Sections Of Historic Natural Bridge Hotel

Three Students Charged With Plotting Government Overthrow   Race Riots Flare Anew

Indiana U. Student's Father Says Son Has Too Much Colleae; Hates Reds

DA To Demand Supreme Penalty In Oswald Trial   PAIV TO BOTH   PERSONALLY

Governors Hear Moving LBJ Plea For Cooperation  Chief Executive Hoping To Avoid U.S. Confusion

BITTER COURT BATTLE  Pecos Doctor Wins Fight to Continue Using Hospital

Sub Photos Reveal Boat With ‘Rent’ Found In One  Piece At Depth Of Some 8000 Fee

Offset Kennedy Tour — :  - Spacewoman May Join Red Chief On-Visit:To Berlin

. Anti-Climax After Kennedy  Mr. K Needs A New Gimmick To Spur E. German Acclaim

Spacewoman May Accompany Khrush To East Berlin As His Spectacular’

Girl Cosmonau May be Visitor In East Berlin   Nikita May Use Gimmick to Offset Visit by Kennedy

Offset Kennedy Tour  Spacewoman May Join Red Chief On Visit To Berlin

Where to Find It   Mr. K Needs Drumbeaters to Offset Kennedy’s Triumph

Nikita Tries To Out-Do President   He May Take Red Spacewoman To East Berlin

K May Have Space Woman on Berlin Trip  Some Spectacular _ Feat Needed to - Motch JFK Greeting

C osmonette May Visit East Berlin   Khrushchev To Try To Offset Kennedy’s W. Berlin Triumph

Khrushchev May Take Spacewoman On Berlin Visit   Red Premier's Tap Sean aa Ailerini te Glavatasana fee.

oO oftset JFK welcoime Spacewoman might join Nikita on Berlin visit

Khrushchev Likely to Pull Spectacular  Russian May Bring Soviet Spacewoman To East Germany

Paper Strike Still Remains Tn Deadlock   Joint Meeting Ends As Printers Call For Unien Caucus

Gore Attacks Comunications Satellite Plan  Says Senate Faces  ean fn a oe   Says Senate. Faces Endorsing Venture For Profit-Making

SAGLES AND AUXILIARY WILL HOST WESTERN ZONE MEETING HERE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

FAGLES AND AUXILIARY WILL HOST WESTERN ZONE MEETING HERE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY  Announce Schedule

News Day, Night   Americans Hold. Free Soviet Bus   Move Is Made  In Retaliation

~ How It Wuz  TEMPERATURES SOAR ‘TO 50 DEGREES HERE AFTER WEEKEND GLOON

How It Wuz  TEMPERATURES SOAR TO 50 DEGREES HERE  Ca ee Ee ee ae ee Ee a

CLARK COUNTY FAIR OPENS NEXT SUNDAY; EXCELLENT HORSE RACING PROMISED DURING WEEK   -- SWODINS’ “DAY - BPECTALS

lists Four States for Key Moves   Missouri, Mich., Minn. And Hiinois Named Top 1964 Areas

Increases, Not Cuts, Thus Far In Tax Meesure  Reductions Will be Considered Last by

Tax Cut Bill Tax Raising Bill So Far   House Committee Adds $136 Million To Annual *Take’

Today's Index   Hey! They're Raising Taxes Instead Of Easing U.S. Load

Tax Cutting Bill Involves Raises  Ways, Means Group Prepares Its Version

Controversial Business   New Tax Cut Bill’s Changes So Far Are Raising Levies

More Hikes So Far In Tax Ci Billas Planned by House   ‘May Ba Laie Getobar Balove Any Action ts Patan an Faas,

The Reduction Is Really Increase —  There’s No Cut In Taxes So Far

Last Item: New Rates  Tax Cut Bill For ’63 S pells Raises So Far

On Nuclear Weapons  Officials Discount Peking Claim That Russia Reneaed

Power Split In Red Camp Over Bombs   Blast By Chinese Bares Basic Cause  For Commie Wedge By JOUN M. HIGHTOWER   Associated Press News Analysis

AP News Analysis...  U.S. Officials Doubt Red China’s  Claim on Soviet Offer of Bombs

 Fair Housing Bill Dies in Committee; CORE Leaders Considering Next Move

Segregation, Negro Views Unchanged   Many Southerners See New Capital Rights Impetus

6 Are Killed in Turnpike Pileup  14 Vehicles Involved ’ In Collisions in Foa

Six Persons Are Killed When 14 Vehicles Pile Up In Fog On Jersey Turnpike

14 vehicles pile up in dense foa   Ten others are injured, one of them critically

Car Pileup on Pike Kills Six  10 Others Iniured   10 Others Injured During N.J. Fog

LBJ AT ALMA MATER   14 VEHICLES INVOLVED  Smashup on Turnpike Leaves 6 Dead in N. J.

14 Vehicles Involved  Six Perish In Chain Accident On New Jersey Turnpike

6 Lose Lives In N. Jersey Pike Crash  10 Others Injured As 14 Vehicles Pile Up in Fog

Report Says 100,000 Possible  Massive Protest on Capitol Hill Fearec   By C. MILTON KELLY

March of 100,000 Negroe: On Capitol Aill Is Hinted   +  WRT AN RELLY

Negroes  Plan March  On Capital 100,000 Seek To Back Demand: For Civil Rights

In Washington  100,000 Negroes Ready For Civil Rights Protest March

Violence Feared When Negroes March in Capital   100,000 Are Expected In Huge Demonstration For Civil Rights Cause

Violent Acts Expected In Race Protest   Dixie Filibuster Could Stir Mass Capital Outhburst

Intelligence Reports Say 100,000 Negroes May March on Capital Hill

Police Fear Violence With Racial Protest   100,000 Negroes May Make March To Capitol Hill

Negro Siege Of Congress In Prospect   Tip On March Of 100,000 Alarms Washinaton Police

FEAR NEGROES TO MARCH ON CAPITOL HILL   REPORT 100,000 TO DEMONSTRATE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS

 Police Say 100,000 Negroes ‘May March for Civil Rights   JFK Asks Congress to Back Vocational Training Program

Expect Enrollment Spiral   Mayor Richton Denies U.S. Won't Buy Link

lf BBDC Underwrites Remodeling  New Industry May Locate In Beckley

If BBDC Underwrites Remodeling   RARE Wes FPPshGD Ft ee  New Industry May Locate In Beckley

Soviet Spy Within Ranks Stuns Sweden  American Secrets   American Secrets Reported Sold To Reds Also

Retired Swedish Air Force Colonel Confesses Selling Defense Secrets

: Water Levels Reported Down owl evels Reported Vown   Drought Plagues Much Of Nation

MANY PROBLEMS AFTER-EFFECTS OF DRY SPELL   ILLINOIS-INDIANA DAMAGE MOUNTS TO NEAR $50 MILLION

No Break Seen in Heat Wave   Indiana, Ilinois Damage May Hit 635.850 Viillion

Much Of Nation Plagued   Precautions ‘Taken ‘To Halt  Forest Fives

Some States Repor t Loss In Millions   ’ Woodland Ravaged _As Long Dry SpellCreates New Peril

Midwest. Northeast Hit Hard   Report Food Supply For Livestock Short; Water Levels Down

With Woodland Fires and Water Shortages - —  Drought Grows ‘Critical

Drought, Forest Fires Plague Nation; ‘No Break Seen in Dry, Mild Weather

Drouth Continues To Plague Nation  Little Relief Seen In Dry Condition

Drought, Fires Plague Nation  No Break Is Seen In Long Dry, Mild Spell Of Weather

Drought, Wood Fires  Spreading Eastern Area Reported in Critical Stage

Drought and Woodland Fires Plaque Many Parts of Nation   Only Light Sprinkles of Rain

Near critical stage Drought, woodland fire: plague much of nation

Missouri Man, Two Others Die In Crash   Drought, Woodland Fires Plague Many Areas Today

Drouth Is Hazard to Woodlands   Say Illinois and Indiana Suffer Heavy Loss; Water Shortage

Red Chinese Rap Policy Of Russians   Pledge Full Support To N. Vietnamese In Guerrilla War

Labor Boss (Turn to Page 2)   Had No Idea She Was Going To Have A Baby

SEL ASKS New Laws, Stemer Self- Policing  Sees Confidenéa Of Public Given ‘Boost. by Report

[IMPACT ON MARKET FAVORABLE  SEC Asks Power To Curb Shady Stock Mart Dealing

SWEEPING INVESTIGATION  SEC Asks Sterner Laws Tc Halt Abuses In Securities

 Attempts to Rea  SEC Urges ‘Action to Halt Abuses in Stock Market

SEC Report Stresses Self-Policing Idea   But Fat Report Also Urges Legislative Action That Exchange Feels Unnecessary

To Correct Grave Abuses New Laws, Stern Policing  Ordered for Stock Market

Tax Chop Plan ls Outlined by Treasury Chief   Dillon Proposals To House Panel

Dillion Offers )-Step Plan   House Panel Receives Administration Deal

Election Outlook Good     Home Cites Peace As Prime British Goal

Violence Rides High--  Easter Weekend Death Toll In Texas Hits 20

Because Of Two Drastic Droughts  Extra $1.5 Million Will Be Paid Dairy Farmers

TEMPERATIRES   Wheat Growers Raise Objections To Selling Product to Soviet Union

_ SAMPLING. OF MILLERS, FARM ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS INDICATES MAJORITY FOR SELLING  Santiment Growina in Favor of Wheat Sale to Soviets

 Kennedy’s Farm Message Appears On Page Seven   Army Captain Is Victim of Guerrillas

Prisoner's in California On Strike   4,000 at San Quentir Sit Down, Causing Work Stoppage

Tears, Hope, Faith Mixed  In Families’ Emotions   Searching Sub Picks Up Sound

ANGUISH SPREADS  ‘Both My Sons. Both...         Casualty List (See Page 8)

Rocky's Trip to West Coast Ends  Only Thing Missing  Te Lee Amnninmramant

Agricultural Meeting. Leaf Farmers Praised  By Charles S. Murphy

Demo Leader Tells JFK Senators Should Okay Nuclear Ban Agreement

Treaty Outlook Picks Up   Support for Ratification  Of Test Ban Called Excellent

Deme Leaders Say Outlos!:  is Geod For Bieartisan Support Cn Treaty

Cuba Denies Any Attack on Boat By Its Fighters   Report Search Was on For Stolen Boats and Arrest Has Been Made.

First historic step, doctors say  Man lives four days with plastic pump in his heart

INDEX   DRIVES FOUR DAYS  Plastic Pump Keeps Heart Ticking   EQUIPMENT REDESIGNED

Charm Course Results Electrifying sf st ve ms  2 ees of ....  ee Lae a. oe .   Turns Tomboy Into Attractive Teenager

Charm Course Results Electrifying WwW Ww Ww T upies Tomboy Into Attractive Teenager

STILL HOPING FOR TAX CUT  Kennedy Denounces Foes Of His Foreign Aid, Civil Rights Bills

Slaps Hard At Critics Of Foreign Aid   Says Some Solons Don't Understand Its Importance

Doubleheader Space Launch Cut In Half Payload Trouble  Postpones Fi iring

The Weather   Doubleheader Launch Delayed  Satellite Is Scrubbed; Catiurnmn Riactatt Sat

Launching Of Satellite Postponed   Countdown Still Proceeding on Saturn Booster

One of 2 Space Shots Cancelled  Delay Is Caused by Payload Trouble

Saturn Shot Waits ‘Go’ At Cape Pad   Doubleheader Try Canceled With Explorer ‘Flaw’

Launch of Explorer 17 Satellite Postponed, But Saturn Launch Proceeds as Scheduled

Half of Double Space Shot Off  Explorer Launching Delayed by Flaw

Doubleheader Launch Delayed   Satellite Is Scrubbed; Seturn Blastoff Set

(ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Payload Trouble Erases Half Of Scheduled Space Doubleheader’

Saturn Still Sef For Launch Today  ‘Doubleheader’ Snace Shat Had

SATELLITE DELAYED But Saturn Firing Is Scheduled for This Afternoun

As Companion Attempt Proceeds  Trouble Cancels Explorer 17 Space Attempt

Payload Trouble Delays Launching  Explorer 17 Shot Off; - Saturn Countdown On

Cancel One Satellite Due to Malfunction  Other Launch, of Saturn Booster, to — Be Engine Test

COUNTDOWN ON  SUPERBOOSTER  IS CONTINUING PAYLOAD TROUBLE  POSTPONES FLIGHT OF EXPLORER 17

a aytoaa trouwote Explorer 17 scratched from  part in space doubleheader

Cloud Cover May Delay Space Flight   Astronaut Cooper, Capsule and Rocket Are In ‘Go’ Condition

Countdown Is Underway At Canaveral   Giant Atlas Rocket Fueled: Takeoff Set Between 9-11:30 A.M

Cloud Threat Doesn't Half Launch Plans  Cooper Ready T.. Cuemuh Cu...

INDEX   New Entry Marked in Soaring Market for First Class Old Masters

Hals’ ‘Merry Lute Player’ Brings Bid of $600,000 at N. Y. Gallery

[At N.Y. Auction 17th Century Painting Brings Bid Of $600,000     S     1 t

INTERNATIONAL. MILLING ANNOUNCES PUBLIC SALE OF COMMON STOCK Proceeds To Be Used For New Product  ‘Research, Expansion

INTERNATIONAL MILLING ANNOUNCES PUBLIC SALE OF COMMON STOCK  Proceeds To Be Used For New Product   DB nennech 3 Fynoansian

In Congressional Race . .  County G OP Aims” I Thomson Bid Tomorrow

Where To Find It   Regents Voted $50 Million $5 Million Under Request

Board Gets $50 Million Annual Budaet   Capital Improvements Still in Doubt, But Middle Ground Hinted

How It Wuz  RAIN AND FREEZING   DRIZZLE NASTY, BUT lnamteTIIpDE 1¢ WEI COME

How It Wuz  RAIN AND FREEZING DRIZZLE NASTY, BUT MOISTURE 1S WELCOME

Apportionment Bill Is Vetoed By Gov. Welsh   Action On Measure For Immediate Reapportionment Not Unexpected

Civil Rights Touchy Subject For Governors   State Leaders Differ On Ways to Achieve Equality in All Things

 Civil Rights. “Civil War Presidential Politics Has Governors’ Parley In Uproa

 Governors’ Conference ant Governors’ Meeting —  Looms As Civil War On Civil Rights Issue

Get Your Gastonia Little Theater Season Tickets Now      Governors Seem To Have Another Civil War On Their Hande   BULLETIN KENNEHY PLAN

State of the States America’s Governors Face A  Civil War on Civil Rights

Civil Rights Discord Seen At Governors’ Conference   Rocky, Goldwater Fight  Features Governors Parley

Conference Buffeted by Politics Civil Rights Issue Principal Topic on Governors Agenda

Cleveland Newspaper Strike Over  RecordBlackou   RecordBlackowt Lasts 126 Days;  News Reviewed

Running in Arizona’ Goldwater says campaign supporters wasting time

‘ONLY RUNNING IN ARIZONA’  Goldwater Won't Order Dratt Backers Stopped

Sen. Goldwater Lets Down Bars   Supporters May Nov Start ‘Draft’ Move

Negroes See Progress In Birmingham   Demonstrators To March Again If All Points: Not Settled

TRUCE HOLDS AT LEAST 10 THIS MORNING   ‘Negroes, Whites Reach  ! Accord On Two Of   Four Demands   THREATS ARE MARE TO RESUME MARCHES

Give Issue Of Britain To Study   May End Difference tin Membership In Common Market

POUMOWS FPAMCUGCIAIGIE ZACH Ye  Powers To Restudy ECM Membership For Britain

W. Germany's Thousands Ge To E. Germany  Commies Try to Turn Yuletide Happiness Ta Theale Adwoantene

EAST BERLIN VISITOR TIDE ON INCREASE   Red Wall Guards, All Smiles, Drip Sugary Welcomes

East Berlin Guards, Tass Don’t Miss Propaganda Chance On Yule Visitor.

Flow Through Red Wall in  Berlin Rises   Communists Try To Turn Crossing Into Political Gain

Joy, Tears Mark Visits In E. Berlin   Heavy Flow of West Berliners Expected to Rise

Inside The Progress   Along Berlin Wall...  Reds Try To Turn Crossing to Advantage

West Berliners Going East In Growing Mass   Reds Stepping Up Propaganda Effort For Holiday Truce

Communists Try to Turn Holiday Border Crossings af Berlin fo Political Advantage

Reds Irying for Political Gain From Opening  240,000 Application:  For Visits Approved

Earth Jolts  Bring Scare To 7 States  Plaster Cracks, Dishes   Plaster Cracks, Dishes Rattle Across Midwest   Snow Sweeps 3, Auto Into Gorge

Bellevue 40 Norwalk 6  Lorain 20 Mansfield 16.   Amherst 24 Vermilion 20 Springfield South 38 Hamilton Garfield 6   Runs For State Issue

The Deepening Crisis: 11 Negroes Describe Irritations   By JUNIUS GRIFFIN

Today's Telegram    2eepening Crisis—xX: Negro Outlook Many Negroes Hate White Systen

Recommends Closing Institution  Hoover Unit Contirms Ohio Library Proposal

Would Save $140,000 Each Year  Brahm In Line For Tat... iI lg se _

JFK Tax Plan Is Based Upon Great Paradox   Revenue Increases Through Slash Not ‘Sleight of Hand’

JFK Tax Plan Is Based Upon Great Paradox  evenue increases   Thrauah Slach Nat   Revenue Increases Through Slash Not ‘Sleight of Hand’

Changes Beaten Down  Party Lines Hold Firm On Relief Bill Passage

Hopes Rise, Sink as Relatives Maintain Vigil Outside Disaster-Ridden Moab Mine

Racial Front Is Quiet Former Klan Leader Found eGuilty In Negro Attacks

Fired Shots At Dwelling. Into Chureh   Freed On Bond But Rearresied On Court Of Intimidating Pair

Tension Eased in Birmingham _  Ex-Clansman Is Convicted Of Shotgun Raids in Dixie

Senator Mansfield Claims Actions In Syria Point Out Errors In U.S.

Mansfield Says Syrian Upheaval Points Up Need for Non-Partisan Approach io Policy

OVER BILLION PROVIDED BY BILL   Vote Is 54 To 27 On Important Legislation  MONEY   To Be Used To Construct Classrooms At 2,100 Schools In U.S.

WHERE TO FIND IT   HAILED AS HISTORIC ADVANCE College Construction Bill Wins Passage In Senate

A College Aid Bill of $1.2 Billion  Wins, Cheers Demo Sponsors   A Compromise Appropriation Bill Through

$50 Million for Junior Colleges  Demos Jubilant Aboul College Bill Success

President Gets Bill On  College Aid   Democrats Call Education Best  Feature Of 1963

College Aid Bill  Goes fo Johnson  $1.2 Billion Voted For Construction

54-27 Vote Sends Plan To Johnson   President Says $1.2 Billion Bill An Historic Step

$1.2 Billion College Aid Bill Approved   Senate Sends Measure Up For Johnson's OK

College Aic Bill Sent  To President   Most Important Measure In Century, Backers Say

JUNIOR COLLEGE BUILDING AIDED BY SENATE BILL   VOTE $50 MILLION FOR CONSTRUCTION AS FEDERAL AID

SenateDems Jubilant After 34-21 Victory   Term Education Best Feature on Conaress Record

School Aid Bill Given To Johnson   Senate Approves $1.2 Billion Fund For Construction

$1.2 Billion College Aid Bill Approved  Senate Sends   Senate Sends Measure Up for Johnson’s OK

Measure Hailed Senate Approves  College Aid Bill; Sent To Johnson

Hailed by Supporters  Johnson Receives $1.2 Billion College Aid Bill

College Bill to Pres. Johnson  $1.2 Billion Aid For Construction

Senate Approves, Sends College Building Aid Bill For Johnson's Sianature

Education Bill To Aid Building Before Johnson   $1.2 Billion Measure Called Most Vital Of Kind in Century

Senate Backers Hail Passage Of College Measure  $1.2 Billion Construction Bill

Tactics in TFX Quiz Denounced   Pentagon Says Senate  Aides Rough with Air Employes

M'NAMARA ALSO HEARD AT SESSION   Deputy Secretary Denies Business  With Plane Firm

An AP News Analysis  Fence-MendingNeai For China, Russia      Ry STANLEY JOHNSON

_-.,, Blame Somebody Else For. Their. Fight ' Bee een, .  Peking And Moscow Seem To Foster Reconciliation

Bury hatchets, pledge ‘brotherhood’  Soviets, Chinese turn hammers to fence mending      Market hits back at Franee   Other nations retaliate for blow at Britain

SENATE VOTES ON COMMITTEES   DEMOCRAT MEMBERS IN DISPUTE OVER SOME ASSIGNMENTS

a, Blame Somebody Else For Their Fight : Janna ricer beeps Peking And Moscow Seem To Foster Reconciliation

Signs Of Thaw Seen  Between Red Giants   An AP News Analysis By STANLEY JOHNSON

SLAW LUN HUY RELATIONS!  Peking, Moscow Appear Ready To Bridee Great Red Gan

MORE $5 SWEEPSTAKES WINNERS TODAY   . Bury hatchets, pledge ‘brotherhood’ Soviets, Chinese turn hammers to fence mending

Communist Leaders Appear Thawing Icy Relations Between Top Powers

Writer Sees Soviet Union, Red China Reconciliation   Ry STANLEY JOHNSON

SOON AS THEY ARE ABLE     Liz, Burton Marriage Plans Told in Press

Cloudy, Same Snow Tonight vAnd Friday   Senate OKs Change In Jobless Benefits

“Square Turned Into Battleground _  Complaint About “Indecent Exposure” Leads To Riot in Smal! Kansas Town

Capital Pours lts Honors Upon A Calm Cooper   Crowd Estimated At 250.000

Receives Medal, Speaks to Joint Congress Session   250,000 Crowd Parade Route To Cheer Him

READS HIS PRAYER TO CONGRESSMEN   Wildly Cheering Throngs Lined On Capital Streets

Gordo necorded Frayer in Urbit..  Hero's Welcome In Washington For Astronaut

250,000 in Turnout for Space Hero   He Lauds Colleagues Reads Prayer He Taped in Orbit

Spaceman Given Medal By Kennedy   Sooner Proves To Be Man Of Few Words

Nation's Capital Pours Hero Honors On 22-Orbit Astronaut Gordon Cooper

Given Distinguished Service Medal  Cooper given heros honors on arrival in capital

Nation Admires Cooper On Washington Trip  Kennedy Awards Astronaut Medal   Kennedy Awards Astronaut Medal Before Parade

Top- Level Campaign Emersi ging   Red China Tries To Present Qwu Side To Russians

Senate Begins Move To Revive Civil Rights Bill   House Expected To Approve Military Pay Increase Today

Civil Rights Commission inn Expires   Senate Expected to Approve Revival of Agency

Inside Today's Times   Rescue Efforts Launched For CR Commission   Humphrey Assures Agency Of Year's Extension

SENATE SLAPS CLOSER CHECK ON REA LOANS   SEN. AIKEN SAYS ACTION MAY HAVE BEEN DESERVED

Britons Preparing To Leave Indonesia After Turbulent Riot, Blaze

APOLOGY GIVEN AFTER LOOTING BY INDONESTAN'   British Embassy Subject of Attack

Mob Burns, Loots Embassy  British Women, Children Set To Leave Indonesia

Regrets Anti-British Outbreak, Says Sukarno   U.S. Loan to Build Dominican Hall

Pressured By Britain And U.S.   Indonesian Units Restore Order in Tense Jakarta

Sukarno Deplores ‘Uncivilized Behavior’ US Envoy Prods Indonesia  To Conciliate Great Britain

British Women, Children Flown From Indonesia   Government Expresses Regret For Burning Of British Embassy

Under Prodding From Washington And London   Jakarta Quiet; British Women anc Children to Leave

Embassy Riot Is Regretted By Sukarno   Relations Strained With London and Break Threatened

Indonesia Says if Regrefs Alfack on British Embassy  Stasatingn te Pancan   Situation te Tense In Jakarta: The New Malevata ta Ganaaad.

Sukarno Expresses Regret Over Riots  British Properties Burned and Looted

 @VENING QOUN   Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper  INDONESIA RIOTS SIGNAL BRITISH  EVACUATION MOVE

Regret lor Mob Violence Is Expressed  Asian Statesmen Offer Peace Try In  Malavsia Protest

Indonesians Send Regrets For Violence   Do So Under Pressure of Two Nations

Indonesia Curbs Protests   After Britain Threatens Diplomatic Break

Sukarno Send Regrets Over Embassy Attack   British Women, Children Begin Leaving Jakarta

Indonesia Voices Regret for Assault On British Embassy   Avoids Break in Relations After Prod by Washington

Soldiers Halt Riots In Capital   Britain Threatens Diplomatic Break With Government

Indonesians Regr et Mob At Embassy   Government Issues Statement Deploring Student Violence

We re Sorry  x « on x x £ x *« * a pS eae, Sean 8 nf . Detbieak a ee   Indonesia Apologizes for Burning British Embassy

Indonesia Tells Regret for Mob Acts in Jakarta  Faced With Threat Of British Break

WOMEN AND CHILDREN EVACUATING   Troops Restore Peace In Jakarta After Pillaging

Defense Dept. Orders Study   Survey Could Presage Shift Of Work to Private Yards

Bigger Race Protests Loom Today   King Rallies Negro Groups to Build  Up Demonstrations

New Birmingham Protests Promised   Night Sticks, Dogs — Break Up Negro Mok

Hundreds Flee Philadelphia Fire ee kK ok ok o* ~ ok k 9n LI nw pe  2 eee  Fy: BT nee Wane‘ Twas J D A  ‘oe Den   30 Homes Ruined In New Year Day 12-Alarm Blaze

GUARD: AGAIN AGAINST” RICH ESCAPING   JFK Leads Nation To Honor Veterans

Nation Pays Homage Today  to War Dead   President Leads Ceremonies at Arlinston

Gen. Shoup Hails Effort To End War   President Places Wreath At Tomb In Arlington Cemetery

President Leads Nation In Tribute to Veterans Of All American Wars   Belgium and France Mark Armistice Day

Kennedy Lead: Rites Honoring Wartime Dead   Canadians Join in Observances in Philadelnhia

JFK Places Wreath at Tomb of Unknowns In Leading Nation's Tribute to Veterans

-KENNEDY LEADS OBSERVANCE- _  Nation Pays Tribute To War Dead, Veterans

Nation Pays Due Tribute On Vets Day   Varied Programs Tu Honor Of Living And Dead

President Heads Vet  Memorial  Nation Honors All Who Fought Wars

AT TOMB BY JFK   Veterans Day Rites Held In Arlington Cemetery   THE PAP TEEIQ AU ET ee  MARINE CHIEF   Deplores Man’s Failure To Live In Peace Despite Scientific Strides

Simple Rites Held At Tomb (f Unknowns   Silent President Places Red, White And Blue Wreath

A Red, White And Blue Wreath - -  Nation Tributes Its War Veterans

JFK Honors Vets at Tomb of Unknowns   Rites Across U.S. Accord Homage to War Hercoes

VREATH LAID IN ARLINGTON  President Leads U.S. in Honoring  War Veterans

President Honors War Dead  JFK Lays Wreath at Arlington Cemetery

THEIR DAY JERK Honors Dead, Living War Vets   CHIPF ANDRESS   NO PANACEA

President Leads © Day's Observances   Veterans Honored At ArlingtomAnd Elsewhere With Peace Still Not Here 

Nation Honors Veterans, Both Living And Dead  JFK Leads Nation In 10th Veterans Day Celebration

Surplus Wheat Sale To Soviet Union Pending   Export Licenses For $40.6 Million In Grain Issued

Sale Of Wheat On The Brink   Commerce Dep't. Issues Export Okays

U.S.-Russian Wheat Deal Appears Near  Commerce Dep't  Issues Licenses Pf... Too. a

FIRST BREAK IN LENGTHY NEGOTIATIONS  Grant licenses for wheat sales

U.S. Surplus Wheat Sale Deal With Russia Seems Teeterine On The Brink

FIRST BREAK IN NEGOTIATIONS  Wheat Traders Get ‘Hunting’ Licenses

Grain deal on vere of  completion   US., Russia make headway in trade

Dogs Track Rail Thieves  20_Mile Arad Ie Cambed   30-Mile Area Is Combed In Search for $7 Million

Cooling - Off Time Asked In Battle on Auto Fees   Legislators React to Rockefeller Charge; Opposition Continues to Grow

JFK Bluntly Warns Reds About Missiles   OTHER POINTS   TEAPERATURES   MANY URGE MORE ACTIVE ROLE  Kennedy Deals Blow To Talk Rusk May Be On Way Out         SOUGHT ANONYMITY

 HISTORY'S GREATEST CRISIS POSSIBLE IN CUBA  JFK Has Warning lor Soviets

Senate Continues Probe of Buildup   ON MISSILES McNamara Sends Note to Keating

United States Will Know It And Will Be Prepared for History's Greatest Crisis, Kennedy Says

JFK Cautions Soviets Against Arms Buildup   United States Will Be Prepared For History's Greatest Crisis If Russia Sets Up Offensive Again

No Lessening Of Red Peril, Says Stennis   Probes Continue Into Subversive, Military Situation

But Kennedy Tells News Conterence He Thinks Offensive Weapons Out

Kennedy Blunt, Warns Russians Of Cuban Move  Mis-Step Will Put World in Greatest

Discussions With Soviet Continuing   Deal With Facts, Keep Our Heads, Kennedy Appeals

Denies Any New Threat On Island   However,Admits Situation Still Serious Concern

Refuse To Accept Arguments   Congress Continues Investiaa ation Into Castro's Red Island

PRESIDENT SAYS  Red Cuba Forces  Cause Of Concern   OF SENATE HOPEFULS  Resignations Are Asked

President Says Nation ls On Guard   Problem Being Discussed With Soviet Union

JFK firmly warns Russia  U.S. will know of any offensive weapons in Cuba

Kennedy warns Reds. hits critics on Cuba   Says U.S. can uncover any new moves to arm island

JFK Warns Reds Against Buildup In Cube  Hits U. §. Critics  For Stand Against Administration's View

Ty pe e OFA ( . n : : base ae eey  23 PRE  be 4 pe  re  my ae  . & ng  —  Lhe      Return Of ‘Offensive’ Weapons : Would Spark Crisis, World Told —   Congress Skeptics  Still Unconvinced

TAX DOLLAR BREAKDOWN   Kennedy Bluntly Warns Soviets On Cuban Arms

Inquiries To Go Right On For Facts   Stennis, Selden, . Dirksen, Keating Want To Go Deepe

REVEALS U.S. HOLDING TALKS WITH MOSCOW   Claims Administration Has Given Public The Evidence   PRESIDENT SAYS “WE SHOULD KEEP HEADS”

Probe Pushes On : , Investigators Refuse To Accept  Report That Cuba Threat Wanes

-Inside Today   Blunt Warning  Given Sovief Against Atfemoting Cuban Offensive Arming

INVESTIGATIONS CONTINUE  Senate Probers Reject JFK Contention On Cuba Threat

Says It Would Create History's Greatest Crisis   Has No Evidence Of Secret Arms, But Could Be Wronk

Crisis Potential  ssemmmpemenmneemsamenmmnmamnnii net  Soviets Get Blunt Warning From JFK

Aamuiustration Unattenged  Cuba Threat Not Easing, Say Investigating Solons

PRESIDENT SAYS CASTRO LACKING OFFENSE POWER   Sees ‘Greatest Crisis’ {f Soviet Missiles Are Reintradirad   SCORES ‘RUMORS   Kennerly Avoids Attacking De Gaulle; Stresses Unity Need

Pro-Nasser Rebellion   neni icirnitY  Says U.S. Will Be Prepared For Greatest Crisis ee ee ener  m  Kennedy Warns Russia On Setting Up Offensive Arms Again In Cuba  ee

Russia Warned By Kennedy On Cuban Weapons  Offensive Buildup Would See World’s  Greatest Crisis

(Cites Danger Of Brash Action Based On Rumors JFK Bluntly Warns Soviets Of Risks In Cuba Weapons

Risk Greatest Crisis  Plain Warning to Red: On Offensive Weapons

We'll be ready to act, says President if Russians set up weapons in Cuba

Reds In Cuba  Being Scanned   Despite No New Buildup, Government Is Alert

Deal With Facts About Cuba, JFK Ureoes American People      Not Convinced by TV Show  ‘Senators to Continue Probe

Russians Receive Warning on Cuba  Kennedy Believes Soviet Union Realizes Great Risks Involved

Refutes Critics But Cites Threat In Russian Setup  President States Shaping of Policy Requires ‘Facts’

PRESIDENT EMPHATIC ON DANGER   Answers Critics On Question Of Weapons

Reds, U. S..  Critics Hit  : by Kennedy   ‘Warns Soviets. Again. on. Guban : Arms, Raps’ American: Rumors

Kennedy Warns Russians U.S. Prepared For Any Crisis In Cuba Plotting

Kremlin Is  Warned Of  Crisis--JFK Declares Risk In Cuba Alarming .

nennedy Gives Soviet Union A Blant Warning’  Tells Russians To  Keep Offensive Arm QaE PAL Muchean C.'!

Kennedy warns Soviets against new offensive buildup in Cuba   Senators still not sold on Cuba stand

Kennedy Warns of ‘Greatest Crisis’ If Soviets Return Missiles to Cuba

President Indicates War Likely If Offensive Arms Found —  KENNEDY HITS CRITICS

CONFERENCE OF JFK DEVOTED 10 ARMS IN CUBA   BELIEVES REDS PROCEED WITH CAUTION, CARE

Soviets  Get JFK  Warning Cuba Must Nol Be Stockniled   Related Story, Page 12

Cuva Dominates News Conference ....  Kennedy Warns Soviet Against Build-ur

Warns Russians Against Offensive Arms in Cuba   Some Dissent In  JFK Cuba Claims

Sees Crisis If Missiles  Returned   Kennedy Blunt But Grave In Declaration

JFK Warns Russ of Crisis Hf Cuba ‘Arms   U.S. Cautioned Not to Stampede Into Rash Action

RussWarned Against New  CubaBuildup   JFK Says Greatest Crisis In History Would Result

Russia Gets Blunt U. Ss. Warning —   Kennedy Says America ‘ls .Prepared -for Crisis.

Kennedy Issues Blunt Warning To Russians   President Happy With Rusk

Kennedy Blunt, Warns Russians Of Cuban Move   Mis-Step Will Put World in Greatest Jeopardy He Says

Says U.S. Prepared For Greatest Crisis  If Cuba Armed Again   Soviet Offensive Weapons Could Be Detected, Kennedy Declares; Defends Intelligence Program

Blast Aimed At Russians By Kennedy   President Warns Against Setting Up Weapons in Cuba

Soviet Gets  War ning On New Beefup   Kennedy Asserts Cuba Move Could Stir Great Crisis

Bar Help for Peking  Dems Will Back Kennedy On Wheat Sale to Soviets

With Legislators Bi a:  President I Dtinunini Proposed Wheat Sale

 Formal Re-Opening Of Pact May Be Passed Up   Steel Union Contract Settlement Seems Hopeful

Pope John Holds Private Talk with Russian Adzhubel   Editor Son-In-Law of Premier Khrushchev Visits at Vatican.

May Pave Way for Premier  Khrushchev s Son-in-Law Pays Visit to Pope John

For Private Audience ET,  Khrushchev Son-in-law Summoned By Pope John

Son-in-law of Khrushchev is granted papal audience   Makes hictoryv

Khrushehev’s Son-in-Law,  Pope Confer   Russian Suminoned By Pontiff to Private Audience

Chou Claims U.S. Blocks Peace Hope   Reviews ‘Hostile Policy’ Toward  Regime in Peking

PEKING TURNABOUT Chou Says China Favors Peaceful Coexistence, Too

Chou Softens Harsh Tones   Says Reds and Free World Can Live Together

Peking Now Believes In Coexistence  Red China Leader Softens Tones In Ty wena oss BR tes el el

Chou Declares Peking Wants Coexistence   Charges U. S. Puts ; Obstacles in Way Of World Peace

Peking Is Soffening ‘Hard Line’   Chou Says Chinese Believe In Coexistence

Chou Says Peking For  Coexistence   Premier Softens Red Tone. Hits U.S. Obstacles

The Daily Times Will Publish New Year’s Day   Peking Sottens Stand  Coexistence AT 2 5 ee es

Chou Eases Red China Hard Line  5 ances “Tatle bwe   Leader Tells French War Not Inevitable In World   FORMOSA DEMAND

Today's Telearam   Chou Softens Peking’s Tone Says War Is Not Inevitable

NATIONALIST SOLON DIES   IPEKING’S ‘PEACEFUL’ COEXISTENCE  Red Chief Softe ns Tone

Peking's Strident Tone Is Soffened   Chou Doesn’t Think War Is Inevitable

PEKING SOFTENS  TONE TO PEACE  WITH AMERICA STILL BLAME U.S.  FOR OBSTACLES IN COEXISTENCE PATH

The Daily Times Will Publish New Year’s Day   Peking Softens Stand  ' Coexistence Naw Citod

Harriman Pleased With Results Of Talks In Moscow   Negotiations Continue In Laos Between Pathet Leo and Neutraltsis.

Harriman Says Talks With Mr. K May Improve Situation In Laos   U.S. Official Says Soviet Premier Pledged Support For Neutral Lao:

Laos Accord Between U. S.  Russ Viewed   Harriman Hopeful Talks With ‘K? To Bring Improvement

Harriman Hopeful On Laos Situation   Castro Wildly Greeted  On Arrival In Murmansk

In Moscow For Talks With Khrushchev-—  Harriman Expresses Hope For Better Laos Situation

«= HOPES FOR IMPROVEMENT — Harriman Optimistic  After Talk With K

Harriman Is Hoping Talk To Aid Laos  American Diplomat Says Khrushchev Is

Party Views Vary; Solons Pick Sides   MOON LANDING IS HOPED IN DECADE America’s Huge Space Program  Upped Again By JFK’s Budget

Here’s President's Budget In Brief   Big Boost In Spending Asked For U.S. Landing On Moon

JFK Asks Rise InSpace Budget  In Effort To Put MAnn an Adare hk, “IN

$4.2 Billion Sought Kor Space Race  Big Boost Urged To Blaze Trail   Big Boost Urged To Blaze Trail On Moon Project

Seeking Big Boost In Space Spending  $4:2 Billion Wanted For Fiscal Year 64

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100,000 See Khrushchev Tour Skolpje   Miles Of Wasteland Viewed By Soviet Premier

FLAUQLESVAHUELUUOSUDALEOULUOAAVOQptENFLNTAUESULOU ESCO UOTOUURUHUSTTERREETESTIIEEAHT    100,000 Greet Mr. K On Streets of Skopie

Dumps rain; then heads seaward Hurricane Ginny sweeps up Atlantic coast today

Ginny Drops — Welcome Rain  In Northeast Storm’s 100-Mile Winds  ; Heading Intn Atlanti-

/‘Ginny’ Again Flirts With Coast ‘Hurricane Brings Relief in Drought

Storm Heads Out to Sea wee Eastern New England Gets Drought Relief From Ginny

Set June 7 For Election On South Hamilton Junior-Senior High School

Father's Day Contest  Less Than Week Left to Write Letters on Dad

Father's Day Contest Less Than Week Remainsto Write Letters on Dad

Rescuers Drill Carefully Toware Trapped Miners  Officials Discount Hope Others  Are Still Alive

Rescuers Cautiously Drill Toward Miners; Hopes for More Survivors Destroyed

ADJOURNMENT IS DELAYED Provision On Grain Sale  Holding Up Aid Measure

‘Something for Christmas—      Seek a Compromise on Foreign Aid Money

Foreign Aid Issue Delays Congress Exit  _ Conferees Face Fight on Grain — Credit Dispute

Holiday 'Nipped Adjournment Plans  Shelved Until Foreign Aid Passes

Repulses Four Cut Attempts   Conferees Convene Today To Iron Out Disputes Over Bill

SENATE UPS MEASURE T0 $3.2 BILLION   Senate Also OKs Wheat For Russia; Joint Conference Dispute Could  Stall Bill This Year.

Bill Threatens To Upset Plans On Adjournment   Speaker McCormack Forecasts Session May Drag on Additional Day.  B..08 «den

Conferees To Work On Foreign Aid   Try To Settle Difference Of $470 Million

Conference: Agreement  Is Sought on Aid Money  Dispute Over Red Grain Sales Is a Major Hurdle

House Slashes, Wheat Rider Are Rejected  Conferees To Try To Settle Major  - Tadayu

Grain Sales, Foreign Aid Top Agenda   Senote-House Group Trying to Iron Out Appropriation Fuss

Foreign Ald Bill Stalls Conaress   Conferees Fail to Reach Agreement; Halt Adjournment,

senators Vote More Than House  Aaraamant le Caneht   Agreement Is Soughi On Selling Grain To Soviet Bloc

Aid Battle Holds Up Adjournment   House, Senote Conferees Said Deadlocked

Time Running Out Congress Trying To Settle Foreign Aid Differences

Aid Bill Hinges On Grain   Conferees Attempt To Settle Dispute Over Sale To Reds

Senate OKs $3.2 Billion Foreign Aid   House, Senate Conferees Work On Differences

Senate and House Confer On Aid Money   Seek Agreement on Bill for Sale of Wheat to Russia

Former Sioux City Resident  Has Note Threat To Kill Johnson   Foreign Aid To Block  Adjournment

Conferees Seek Accord On AidFund   Senate-House Group Also Working on Grain Sales Issue

uanatanomo trong  eam nett retin ene gh eee  Roberts Heads  Base Inspection

lraqi President Aref In Charge   Sporadic Firing Continues But Regime Seems Firmly In Control In Baghdad 

Aref Takes Full Control Of Iraq   Sporadic Firing Goes on as Ba‘athists Are Ousted from Regime

Aref’s Iraq Coup Forces Mopping Up   Firing Continues; Hold-Out Guard Given Ultimatum

Adoula Recesses Lawmakers   Hompered Premier Hopes Next Session More Constructive

Universities Urged To Get heady For Drastic Rise In E nrollments

Colleges urged to tighten   Hoover Report says enrolbnent going up

WEATHER   Tighter State University Plan Urged   Little Hoover Group Studies Education Setup

To Meet Student Boom Coordination Is Urged At State Universities

Tighter State University Plan Urged   Little Hoover Group Studies Education Setup

Report Issued On Universities  Hoover Unit Cites Possible Savings

UN. Winds Up Session With Optimistic Look   Johnson's Pledge to Work for Peace. Civil Rights Is Well  Received.

Scranton Asks GSA Borrowinc Power Go up  School Allocations . “Would Put Figure over $1 Billion

Anderson Is Assigned  Space Committee Chair   From the Journal's Washington Bureau

Approval. of: Budget 3  Forecast: .  GOP. Blockade : May: ‘End Toda

Honduras Shows Signs Of Tension   Military Dictator In Firm Control: U.S. Aid Withdrawn

Limits Size and Placement —  ~ Battle Over Billboards  Launched in Legislature

Author of ‘American Way of Death’ And Husband Called Pro-Communist

Solon Raps Critic of Morticians   Rep. Utt Charges Author Mitford ‘Pro-Communist’

Bill For Non-Partisan Election Of Supreme Court Judaes Loses   Good Morning

Action Due Today on Payroll Tax   Mountain of Bills Faces Lawmakers In Final Days

Move Spreading North, Is View.  9 Negro Lawmakers Express Opinions

Sety McNamaré Reports to JFK   (Arrogant and Power Mad: That’s Our CIA in Viet Nam— Page B-7.}

Showdown Coming Up In Alabama   Gov. Wallace Still Defying U.S. Authority

Invokes Alabama's Sovereignty After U. S. Court Rules Desegregation Can't Be Stalled Because Of Racial Trouble

Federal Judge Refuses To Delay Enrollment of 2 Negroes at Alabama

Wallace To Block Negroes   Alabaman Plans To Defy Ruling OF U.S. Court

JUDGE REFUSES DELAY Alabama Governor Acts To Bar University Integration

Governor Plans to Bar Entrance of Negroes to University of Alabama

Court Order To Be Defied By Governor   State Sovereignty Invoked; Showdowr With Kennedy Set

 Invokes State Sovereignty Alabama U. Integration Meets Roadblock Set Up by Wallace

Nation’s Job Situation  Unchanged   Seasonal Decline In Employment Noted In Repert

lob situation is unchanged   Unemployment up to 3,817,000  in December

Job Situation Stayed Static In December  Employment Dippe ; 420,000; Jobless  7's -— 2 Sartor

JOB SITUATION IS UNCHANGED   NATIONAL PICTURE REFLECTS SEASONAL UNEMPLOYMENT RISE

Little Change Reported in Jobs Picture  Seasonal Drop of 420,000 Workers

Birmingham Council In . ‘Disagreemen   Hiring Of Negro ‘ Police Causing Some Problems

[Dixiecrat Predicting Republicans ‘Can't Tie Up JFK's Tax Cut Plan

South Viet Nam War May Be Won Despite Politicians   BARRY, ROCKY AGREE ON ATTACK  Kennedy Facing Barrage

JAAN Ar NewS ANalysis — ST  Viet Nam on Brink of Victory, Defeat

FUTURE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA AT STAKE  Frightened Regime Plays South Vietnamese Roulette

Educators to Convene Here   acome Senseless, Dull   Famous Chimp Space Age Pioneers Now Being Used in War Nerve Gas Experiments

Alert Become Dull, Senseless  Chimps Are Used In Warfare Nerve Gas Testing

WHERE TO FIND IT   Mark Listened To Peter And Wrote Life Of Christ

How the Stories Were Composed  The First Christmas   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Religion Writer

Mark Recorded  Peter's Account   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Peligian Weiter

The Original Christmas Story  Mark Lived In Perilous Era   By GEORGE W. CORNELL A eligion VUriter

The Original Christmas Story   Mark Lived In Perilous Era   By GEORGE W. CORNELL  ge an UWritar

The Christmas Gospeis  Simon. Peter Provided Data for Mark’s Story   Ry GEORGE W, CORNELL Belician Writer

The Gospels of Christmas  ‘Mark Set Down Recollections of Peter, Blunt Man of Action

Ineligible FamiliesGet Aid Benefits   5.4 Per Cent Figure Noted In Report

Approve 12 Others Senate Democrats Delay 4. Cabinet Appointments

1] Missing As Launch Tips Over   Men Traveling To Destroyer Off Long Island

200 IDLED BY INDIANA FIRE   10 STORES WIPED OUT BY FLAMES AT TERRE HAUTE

To Have International Theme  Swim Show Planned Two Nights at Pool

In Major Reversal   een Oop Bek 2nd Negro May Enter Ole Miss   Clemson Officials Report No Incidents

Returns to Campus Today  Elaborate Security Measures Taken to Protect Meredith

Meredith Due On Campus Today  Second Negro Reported-Ready To Enroll At Mississippi U.

Meredith Returns To  ‘Ole Miss’   Justice Department Men Along; Another Negro May Enroll —

Other Parts Of Michigan Also Cold   Swan Creck Has -24; Mercury Began Dropping Shortly After Midnight

TRINITY SNATCHES UP NOTED DIRECTOR, PAUL BAKER  Maior Walkout Shatters Baylor Drama Department

24 GOPs Bolt Party's Ranks To Oppose Act   Johnson Planning te Resurrect Measure; Scranton Is Silent

98.6 Per Cent Of Shares Voted  Scottish Stockholders Vote Overwhelmingly For Merger

98.6 Per Cent Of Shares Voted ares Voted  Scottish Stockholders Vote Overwhelmingly For Merger

NoWonder These Vacationing Nurse: Enthuse About Florida Hospitality

Two Cabinet Members Ask Tax Slash   Hodges, Dillon Testify Before House Committee

Legislative Halls R ing With Youth Debates   Parks Groups  Menibers Named

BLPPY MIELER ‘TIRED     Woman Completvs First Solo Flight to Australia

Damage in Millions  ‘Philadelphia Has Biggest Fire ‘In History, Many Homes Burned

Philadelphia Fire Loss Set At Millions  3 Dozen Dwellings Razed; 9-Story Plant Burned Out

9-Story Building, 36 Homes Burned In Worst Blaze In Philadelphia History Jan. 1

POST OFFICE, TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION UNVEIL 19632 CHRISTMAS STAAAPS

Hurricane Beulah Grows Rapidly 'In Area 1,500 Miles From Florida

Girl Gets Handkerchief, Boy A Tie Clasp  Foreign Students Run Wild, Mob President

ALMOST KNOCKED DOWN  Students Mob JFK On Lawn   (See Photo Page 5-B)

Sirl snatches president's handkerchief  2500 students run wild  in mass rush on Kennedy

eM ik ee WITH 75 MPH WINDS ww sh pen Churns Sane East Of Puerto Rico

Where to Find It.   When He Outlines: Financial Plan,  Connally May Ask Hik

"SIX PERSONS HURT IN AREA ACCIDENTS “SUNDAY AFTERNOON   Four Are Treated At Hospital Hers

SIX PERSONS HURT  IN AREA ACCIDENTS  SUNDAY AFTERNOON Four Are Treated  Ba ER. ££. 94.98 , eS eee

$1X PERSONS HURT  IN AREA ACCIDENTS SUNDAY AFTERNOON Four Are Treated  At Hosnital Hers

Why all fuss  over driving?   —Tede G9 naceac   Lady, 92, poses problem with her citation collection

MIAMI POLICE WOWED, ALSO STUMPED Woman Driver, 92, Nine Tickets, Says Folks Keep Running into Her

She Ignores Tickets Men Unsure What to De  With Woman Driver, 92

Utah mine where 18 died  closed for investigation   Helos familias

Moab Mine Is Closed Indefinitely   Federal State Investigation  Of Blast Set

Potash Mine Closed Down For Inquiry   Gane Packate Pravent Racavarv Of Body   Gas Pockets Prevent Recovery Of Body Of Remaining Victim Of Explosion

Real cute kid   c€al cute Kid  Weather-happy child runs up a phone bill

Proud Parents Marvel At Son’s Dialing Ability — Until They Get Phone Bill

533 for Toll Calls. Little George — ‘Cute, Smart'- Then Came Bill

Parents Proud Of Child’s Many Phone ‘Calls Until They Get Bill For $33!

Calls weather 42 times Parents proud of litiie Ceorge until $33 telephone bill came

Maine Blanketed By Sudden Snow   Second Earthquake Jars New England Coast Ares

Big Storm Piles Snow In Maine   Foot And Half Of Snow Blankets Areas.Of State

Maine Has Second.  Snowstorm    Five Persons  Are Missing Te. Wild Awoac

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CATTLE TULELULHALLES ELEY UT LASSE PEERY URLEAILAE - ae 8      Not Concerned

MANUAL FOR RE-ENTRY   Cape Canaveral Control System Not Concerned When Automatics Fail In 19th Orbit.

Project Chiefs Had Confidence In Astronaut  Perfect Landing Near Aircraft Carrie

Experts Review Space Trip   Cooper's Successful Space Mission May Hasten Day For Trip To Moon

Not Worried Despite Control System Failure   Project Mercury Official Says

Disturbances Erupt At High School Grid Games in Two Citles   Bomb Thrown Into Crowd at Des Moines: More Trouble at Pleasantville, N, J.

Des Moines Child Injured   ‘Vandalism At Night Games ‘In Towa and New Jersev

Schoolboy Rowd yism Erupts  Post-Game Fights May Kayo Night Grid Tilts

nts And Spectato  Rowdyism at School Night ht Grid Games Hurts 10; Many Arrested

Des Moines Boy, 4, Is Badly Hurt   Pleasantville, N. J. Scene Of Disturbance

Rowdies plague  games    Cities call off night football contests

Interim Law! s Changed  fClaunnte Bianhes   County Fights For Revenue

Fidel Raps K on Removal of Missiles   ‘Should've Boxed His Ears,’ Cuban Quoted as Savina

Inspection System Plan Suggested  Non-Ageression Pact Also Is Proposed

Soviet Premier Gives New Life  To Pact Hopes  Offers Several New Proposals  For Nonaqgression, Arms Cut

Safeguards — Against Snap Attack Urged   Premier’s Proposals Seem Headed Right For Summit Parleys

Surprise Plan Seen Heading  For Top Meet   Agrees Three Powers Nearing Agreement On Atomic Test Ban

Includes Inspections  Premier Asks Nonaggression Pact  To Back Up Ban On Nuclear Tests

Kickbacks Cost Ex-Mayor 3-Year Term, $10,000   State Again Raps New Gary Mayor

DOWN WENT THE PAVEMENT   Electrical Engineers Strike Utility Firm

Power Workers Picketing Plants  Service Continues In State Areas

Flectric Strike Begins in State   No Breakdown in Service; Pickets Are Posted After Marathon Talks Callapse

Wisconsin Michigan Not Involved as Engineers Walk Out at Parent Firm

Shout Through Resolution — Legion Calls for 2 Investigations at ‘U’

Vehicles Roll After Refusing Soviet Demand   Russians Wanted  Men to Dismount  to be Counted

Convoy Held Up 9 Hours At Border —   Troops Go On After Refusing To Dismount

Vehicles Proceed After Commander Stands Firm. InResisting Demand

HOLD BRITISH CONVOY FOR NINE HOURS   Britons Refuse To Dismount In Incident Similar To Last Week's  - U,S.-Russian Crisis.

‘Troops Move On  ‘Own Terms   Question Whether Delaying Tactics Will Be Repeated On Rerlin Autobahn

Convoy Is  Blockaded, Then Freed   Britons Refuse Soviet Demand To Be Counted

RED DEMAND FOR COUNT REJECTED   Moves Westward After Delay Of Nine Hours  INCIDENT      Occurs At Same Point On Berlin Autobahn Where U.S. Forces Blocked

Commander Rejects Red Demand  British Convoy Continues or Way After Halt by Soviets

British Refuse To Dismount To be Counted   Convoy Proceeds After 9 Hours On British Terms

British Convoy Delayed   Russians Give Up Demand After Holding Convoy at Checknoint for 9 Hours

British Put Convoy Pasi Roadblock  They Refuse Soldier Count Ry Savieris

Troops Refuse To Dismount To Be Counted  Soviets Delay British Convoy For 9 Hours

Ally Rejects Demand for TroopCount   Unit Enters Berlin On Own Terms Alte 9-Hour Blockade

British Convoy Stopped 9 Hours, Released After Refusing a Headcount

Troops Stop Vehicles In.  Berlin Area   Reds Rebuffed On Demand For. Cont Of Men In. Convoy -

Soviet Troops Block British Military Convoy   Delayed For Nine Hours

‘Deliberate Plot Alleged   British Protest Soviet Blockade on Autobahn—'Mistake’ Disputed

DN ERE AE EN NEES ES OE  U.S. Officials Are Gratified  Aver Ralease

Action Would Delay Strike For 2 Months   Emergency Board to Seck Compromise In Dispute Over ‘Featherbedding.’   Thirtv-Dav Study

Action Seen Due To Halt Rail Strike   Kennedy To Name Board In Effort To  Gain Compromise

May Halt Work Rule Kk nactment   Job-Cutting Plan Set For Monday

Would Ease Cuts  ‘Kennedy Considers Board To Effect Compromise On Rail Featherbedding

Troop Rotation On 3-Day Basis  400 Guardsmen   400 Guardsmen Leave City Today

Guard Being Rotated City Officials Campaign i\To Preserve Racial Truce

Inside...   4U0U Guardsmen Vepart.  Three-Day Rotation Of Troop: Begins Today In Cambridge

Yale Prof Boards London Bound Plane   Kennedy Concern Cited As Reason For Quick Release

Barghoorn Is Freed With Great Speed   Personal Concern Of President Is Cited by Gromyko

Yale Professor Freed, Expelled By Soviet Union   Frederick Barghoorn Is Put Aboard British Airliner Bound For London

Soviets Act Fast After Protests   Barghoorn Put Aboard Plane for London; Insist He Was Spy

Russians Free U.S. Professor Seized as Spy   Barghoorn Put on Plane Bound for London; Reds Cite JFK ‘Concern.’

‘Sectional Tourney  Section Included In Hergld Tomorrow  Ewe Wee) 6 WCRI Ee

Conferees fo Start On Money Bills   State Senate Total Ig $30 Million Less Than Suggested by House,.

Money Bills Reduced By  S30 Million   House And Senate Conferees Studs To Begin Monday

Conterences Start  Monday on Bills   Governors Budget Trimmed $26 Million by Senate

House Members ToWorkOn Money Bills  Most Passed By Senate P ..9 bf? _ hg

President Tells Senate Test Ban  Treaty Is ‘Safe’  Hands Not Tied   Hands Not Tied On Nuclear Defense  Of U.S., He Says

No Way Ties President’s  Weapons Use  Safeguard Assured By Kennedy as Set

Kennedy Reassures Senators   Letter Read Before Senate By Dirksen On Nuclear Ban Pac!

But Admits State Situation To Hinge Much On Economic Health of Nation

President To Huddle WithErhard   Chancellor, Johnson Will Hold Discussion On Common Market

Erhard To Talk With  President   German Chancellor Flies To U. S. For Parley

Erhard Flies  To Houston,  LBJ Meeting   LBJ Calls In Officials For Plans On Parley

West Reich Chief Heads  For Houston   Erhard, Top Aides To Hold Sessions At Johnson Ranch

She Asks to Plead Manslaughter Court Hears Miss Clift Bid  To Reduce. Murder Charge

Investors ‘Taking Initial Phase Of Stock Industry Report In Stride

i i  Over-the-counter study  Wall Street report mild      Partial Report

Gray On Way Out At Lansing— Pastel Colors Are Being Used In Penitentiary

Professor Reluctant To Reveal Details Barghoorn Describes Arrest As Bizarre And Unpleasant

Little Light Shed on Experience ....  Back Home, Barghoorn Looks for Quiet

Professor Denies Spy Charges   Withholds Details Of Imprisonment Until After Conferences

JFK Defends Policies In Address at Tampa   PROFESSOR DESCRIBES  Unpleasant Experience

Idaho Traffic Deaths  Eu THE ASSOCTATEN purec   BarghoornDeclinesDetailsonDetention

Back ick To Books  Yale Pr of Home. Mum On Prison      Hits Gol q oldwater Stand ater Stand  Rockefeller Busy With Politicking In Capital

Professor Refurns fo Bookish Life   Barghcorn Calls His Arrest by Reds ‘Unpleasant

Professor —— By Spy € Charge   Returns To U.S. After Being Expelled By Russians

Block Off Boardwalk Destroyed   To Resume Work On Book  Freed ‘Spy’ Home Again

15,000-M.P.H. Flights Seen By JFK As Regular Thing   Barghoorn Wants ‘Period Of Quiet, Mum On Arrest Until Capital Talks

Gives Few Details of Arrest by Soviets  Barghoorn Returns  To Bookish Life’

PROF.BARGHOORN WORKS ON BOOK, HOPES FOR QUIET   REFUSES ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ON ARREST, RELEASE

Tells Unpleasant Experiences. _  Yale Prof Home, Denies He Spied

‘PERIOD OF QUIET’ Barghoorn Returns To Book After Release By Russians   ANY BASIS   St\ TRIPS   TQ) MOTHER

Quiet Period — Hope Voiced By Barghoorn  Yale Professor Returns Home After Release by Russia

Barghoorn Withholds Details  Professor Calls Arrest By Russians ‘Mysterious’

Just a Hundred Years Aco   Barghoorn Arrives Home From Prison in Russia

_ Professor Home _ = ressor Frome  ‘Spy’ Racket ‘Unpleasant’   NONCOMMITAL

Auto Firm Hangs Up New Marks   General Motors Breaks Records All Over Place

El Hadj Holds Key City, Sounds Rallying Cry For Rebels   Time Poll Says Goldwater: Would Give JK Close Race

Russian Pilots, Technicians Leaving Soviet Influence in Laos Said  Lost to Red China, Viet Nam

GOP Senators Virtually Solid On New Cabinet   Way Is Cleared for Confirmation of Ap. pointments by New Governor.

Trash Burning Halted In N.C.  Wilson Among 73   Wilson Among 73 Counties Plaqued With Dry Weather

Propose Consolidation Of Legislative Agencies   House Committee Bill Draws Support And Opposition

FBI Investigates Finances - -  ‘Demo Secretary Quits Posi   Inside   Smoked Whitefish Producer Quit:

At Bratislava  Life Not So Cozy In Cozy Red State   Editor Abroad

Accident Report   Student expelled for attempting to bribe 2 cagers

- TODAY'S MARKETS Local . . .. K, C. Livestock Chicago Grain . _N. Y. Stocks  ~TODAY'S acuicete TODAY   Manhattan Markets

SET MEET FRIDAY NIGHT TO DISCUSS NURSING HOME   All Citizens Urged To Attend Meeting At Schoo) Auditorium

Second Major Winter Storm Hits Midwest   Zero Line Presses Into North Kansas Many Schools Close

MIDWEST IS HIT BY HEAVY SNOW   Secand Storm in Weel Batters Area; Mercury Ralnw Zero?

NEW WINTER STORM HITS   Midwest Racked With Subzero Cold, Heavy Snows And Winds

3 Politically-Sensitive Issue \Senate Redistricting \Flares Up In Assembly

CLASH SIX! MILES INSIDE SOUTH KOREA   North Korean Raiding Party Hunted Down 400 Yards From U. S. Command Post; 2 Yanks Killed Monday.

Root Out and Slay Four No. Korean Infiltrators Below the Truce Line.

ENCOUNTER NEW PARTY ON TUESDAY   One American Is Killed During Armed Clash

Member of American Patrol Also Dies; Red Infiltrators Intercepted Near Yank Post

FOUR NORTH KOREANS ARE KILLED   Found By Yanks Six Miles Inside South Territory

But Another US. GI Slain After Reds Invade Demilitarized Zone Sector

May Have Slain U.S. Troops North Korean Soldiers  Killed Below Peace Zone

Six Miles South Of Demilitarized Zone  U.S. Patrols Kill 4 North Korean Infiltrators

4. of Enemy Slain South Of Border   American Soldier, Native Police  Officer Also Killed

U.S. Army Kills 4 Reds In Hunt for N. Koreans; 3 Americans Now S/qin      U. S. Blames China  For Korean Action

Patrols Nab North Korea Raid Force   Fighting Takes Life Of American In 7th Infantry Division

U.S. Beefing Up Patrols in Korea.  = SS ae * =—_—~  Four Reds Slain As Infiltrators

'U.S. Soldiers And So. Korean Police Kill 4 No. Koreans In Raiding Patrol

U. S. South Korean Troops Kill Four North Koreans tn Battle: One American Dead

Another American Dies  North Korean Raiders Tracked Bows And Killed

Army Patrols Strike Back  Kill 4 Red Infiltrators To Retaliate For \lurders

U.S. and Allied Police: Retaliate  One American, One ‘Native Die in Trure Fone Clad

4 North Koreans killed as Americans hit back   U. S. soldier and South Korean also lose lives in clash south of demilitarized zone

Marauders Slay Third American   U.S. Patrol Hunt Red Intiltrators ‘Under Every Bush'

3rd Yank Is Killed In Battle   Commie Raiders Are Hunted Down In Big ‘Dragnet’

U.S., South Koreans Hunt Red Raiders—  Gun Down North Korean Infiltrators

U.S. Soldiers Kill 4 Red Raiders, Slayers OF 3  American Gls In Korea

WEATHER   ‘Another U. S. Soldter Loses His Life Today In Grassy Bottomland

U.S. Soldier, S. Korean Policeman Killed:  Four Red Soldiers Dieln Korea Clash

3 American Servicemen Lose Lives  Believed Members Of Raiding Patrol

Raiders Kill Two  Americans   U.S. Soldier, S. Korean Cop Die in Clash

‘Every Bush’ Searched For Infilfrators —  Ciash Farthest South Since Truce Signed in 1953

Four Korean Reds Killed As Hunt For Slayers Of Three Americans Continues

Another GI loses life in armed clash   Same infiltrators likely responsible for fatal ambush

Strengthened Army Patrols and South Korean Police Climax Search for Red Infiltrators

Three American Soldiers Slain From Ambush      Infiltrators Found Six Miles South Of Demilitarized Zone

3 American Soldiers Slain by Infiltrators   ‘Looking Under Every Bush’ For Red Raiders, Says Officer As Tensions in Korea Mounting

4 North Koreans’ Shot as U. $. Army Beefs Up Patrols   Now Red Incursiona May Link to Chinese Kuaer Ovas Taat faa,

2 Casualties Incurred in  Belting nteds   Gl in 7th Division, South Korean Police Officer, Die in Action

Hunt Down And Shoot Four Reds  One American Dies In Clash With Raidarc

U.S. Soldiers Clash With N. Koreans  Four Infiltrators Are Slain South

U. S. Army Patrol Kills 4N. Koreans  Another GI and South Korean Policeman Slain

Third Slain DuringHunt  For Raiders   Four Reds Killed, Believed Tn Party That Ambushed GIs

Another Americar  Soldier Dies In  Fighting Today Believe Two Of  Korean Agents Took Own Lives.

US. Troops, ROK Police Kill Four North Korean Soldiers 6 Miles South of Demilitarized Zone

Kennedy Tells Germany Time Runs Out for Ban Of Nuclear Device Test

Still Long Way to Go, JFK Admits— U.S. Insists On Safeguards In Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

U.S. to Insist On Test Ban Safeguards-JFK   Says Negotiations With Russia Have Long Way to Go

Airman Still Missing ‘After Crash In Wyo.   State’s Violent Deaths Reach 27 For Weekend

Two bodies found Sunday One airman missing in  crash: one found unhurt

Announcement Of Kennedy's CheicesDue— Expect President To Name  3 Members To Rail Panel

Rail Panet Selections Due Shortly   President to Name 3 Neutral Members To Arbitration Board

Kennedy Ready To Name Three Rail Arbiters   President Forced to Select ‘Neutrals’ After Union-Indus-. trv Stalemate.

JFK Will Name Rail Dispute Panel Shortly  Three Arbitrators Of Bitter Issue Will Be Neutrals

Karly Choice Seen In Rail. Union Panel  Kennedy May Name Neutrals NR .foanveo Friday

Carriers And Unions Have Acted  Kennedy Has Little Time To Name Rail Arbitrators

Kennedy Ready To Tap Railroad Pane! Members   President Must Select ‘Neutrals’ Before Saturday

- Answers Concealed  ‘Mrs. Nhu’s Penniless Plea Doubted by Saigon Officers

Cuba Reports Attack   Two Fishing Boats Shot Up, Seized By Armed Pirate Launch

WALWORTH COUNTY SPOTS HIT Arrest 12 In Liquor, Vice, Gambling Raid

State Raids Hit Walworth Spots  12 Nabbed in Huge Gambling Drive

SMALL SIGN, BIG WORKS nae penal her meee O ~ Local Aircraft Firm Grows Fast

N.Y. Post Resumes Publication To End Newspaper Blackout   NEW YORK (AP) — The presses rolled ‘at the New York Post today, breaking the New York City ‘news-

Presses Roll At Post Breaking NV Payer Blackout  er Goes Up As is

Paper InN. Y. Goes To Press  3 SS - Oe   Cheer Goes Up In Pressroom As Post Breaks Ranks Today

POST RESUMES PUBLICATION  Headway in Strike Negotiations Reported

One New York Paper Starts Publication  Blackout Broken By Post; Progress

Post's Presses Roll in N.Y. as Blackout Ends   Cheers Accompany Pushing of Buttom

\Sen. Goldwater Reports —  U.S. Low-Level Flights Over Cuba Suspended

U.S. Refutes Goldwater On Story That ‘Electronic Ear’ Cheeks Cuba

Goldwater Stirs New Controversy  ‘Electronic Ear’   ‘Electronic Ear’  Now Being Used

Listening From Outside —  U.S. Uses Electronic Ear’ To Spy on. Cuba

Senator Says U.S. Now Uses Electronic Ear’  U.S. Officials Deny Statement, Insist Miceiane Cantinue

Sen. Goldwater Speaks; Report Called In Error Says Planes With  ‘Electronic Ears’ Are Listening In

Goldwater Claims U. S. Reconnaissance Planes Not Flying Over Cuba

As Low-Level Reconnaissance Tapers Off  -€lectronic Ear’ Keeping Watch On Red Cuba

Claims U.S. Has Stopped Low Level Flights Over Cuba   “Electronic Ear” Planes Now Employed in Reconnats sence, Says Goldwater,

U.S. aide says it’s not true   Republican says US. using ‘electronic env’

But Officials Deny His Report Low-Level Flights Suspended— U.S. Using ‘Electronic Ears’ to Listen in on Cuba, Sen. Goldwater Savs

Government Denies Report Low-Level  “Spy” Flights Over Cuba Suspended

FLIGHTS OVER CUBA HALTED “GOLDWATER   Senator Reports LowLevel Reconnaissance Abandoned In Favor Of Off-Shore Electric Ear Planes.

Goldwater Says Listener’ Jets over Cube  Gov't Denies All High-Flying U-2 Flights Cancelled

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Us S. Using ‘Klectronic Far’  U2 Missions Over Cuba Suspended, Senator Says

INOW USING CF  Low-Level U.S. Flights Over Cuba Suspended, Goldwater Charges

senator Declares Low-Level Flights Over Cuba Ended  mem meme nn T..*.. ~,.] I... 2...   Government Denies Goldwater Story; Reconnaissance Continues

Goldwater Told Flights  Suspended   ‘Electronic Ear’ Reported Used in Cuban Surveillance

‘Electronic Ears’ Outside Cuba   Vlectronic Ears’ Outside Cuba  No Low-Level Flights: Goldwater

‘Electronic Ear’ Is Eavesdropping OnCuba Declares Sen.Goldwater   U. S. Source Denies [+ Supplants Law-Level Reconnaissance Flights

CLAIM Io VIOFUIED  Goldwater Says Flights Over Cuba Suspended, Electronic Ear Used

Replace U2 F lights: Goldwater  ‘Eleetric Ears’ Check  Cuban Activities Now

Senator Says High- Altitude Checks Made   Goldwater Eres On Surve Plan. Source Says

Senator Says Flectronic Ears Are Being Used   Government Source Says Report in Error

‘Listening Planes Watch over Cuba   British Probe Cuban ‘Raiding in Bahamas

Cuban Flights Halted. Report   Senator Goldwater Asserts U.S. Now Using Electronic Ear Planes

U.S. aide °.9  Says its  not true   Republican says U.S, using ‘electronic car’

Senator Say S High-Altitude Checks Made   (roldwater Errs On Surveillance Plan. Source Says

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Yanks On Civil Rights:  Fine For The South, But No Negroes In Our Block

Taku Scrapes Bottom; Ordered to Drydock   Certificate to Carry Passengers Stopped By Coast Guard; Boat Had Only Been In Service a Week: Will Return to Seattle

; Malaspina voyage as scheduled  Ordered to Seattle for : ‘renair by Coast Guard ©

Kuchel May Heod Delegate Slate Rockefeller Strategists Lining Up  Support for Primary in California

HEAR TEENER'S PROTEST Assembly Unit OKs Raising Minimum Driver Aqe to 18

TEMPERATURES   ape eneom nat AIR SERVICE  hesinendtatlinseratonddh dnd Adal tenis cll teat   Old ‘Tin Goose’ Taking Off To Repeat Historical Era

See OBSERVATIONS, Page 2   See OBSERVATIONS, Page 2  No Local Bids On Post Office

Red Peace Talks Break Seen As Possible   Showdown Talks Open in Moscow

End To Red Peace Talks Is Said Near  U.S. Authorities Say Breakoff To Leave Wide Gap

The inside story   Legislative dispute holds up checks  Crisis in Illinois relief program

Precedent For Use Of Troops Goes Back To Washington And The Whisky Rebellion

Red Budget Unveiled To Commons   Deficit Set-Up Will Relieve Low-Income Tax Payers A Bit

Maemillan Has Budget With Deficit   3.75 Million Will Be Freed  Of Income Taxe:

British Unveil Budget With Tax Slash   Deficit Spending Designed To Help Jobless, Underpaid

Invited to slay as teacher   Can't get along with aides, Biederman told

Mentor coach  fired   Can’t get along with aides. Biederman told

Hospital Head Backs System  State Uses Lay Administrator Medical Director

Legislators Hear Robt. Hoffmann ‘Team’ Hospital Direction Backed

DeGaulle Heeds Plea by — Adenauer; Agrees Not to Wreck ECM Negotiations

DeGaulle Agrees Not fo Torpeda Euromart Talks   French President to Permit Review of Great Britain’s Bid for Membership.

Accepts Appeal by Adenauer     De Gaulle Stays Action on Market Issue

Won't Block Britain--Now RE  De Gaulle Compromises On Common Market Try

De Gaulle Will Not Torpedo British Bid Accepts Appeal By  Adenauer For Review Of Market Applicatior

Fleet Will Help. Deter Red Plans  U.S. Naval Task Force  - To Patrol Indian Ocean

Performers To ‘Testify Before House Probe Of Raters Of ‘TV, Radio

Rebels, Loyalists Still Negotiating Argentine Peace   Rumor of Split In Government  Ranks Denied

MORE SPACE, PERSONNEL __. Hospital at St. Peter Needs Money, Lawmakers Advised

Brown Wins Budget tight in Assembly   Lower House Bars Senate Economies, Forcing Conference

Sentences Meted Gut in Special Court  Hubbard Hears Guilty Pleas

Sentences Meted Out in S pecial Court Court  Hubbard Hears Guilty Plea:

Conservative: Chief Leaves  Cabinet Post Defense Policies  Issue in Canada -

Russia Cordial But Unwilling to Yield On Friction. Points Such as Berlin Situation

Gromyko Is Friendly’   Russia Willing To Talk In No Hurry To Act

Soviets Won't Make Major Concessions   President, Gromyke Make Progress On Secondary Issues

Gromyko Very Congenial USSR Willing To Make Concessions ‘But Not On Berlin Or Germany

We ‘Help Our Euemics?  U.S. Intelligence ‘Silence Is ‘Golden, Congressman Says

Kennedy Hails Plea for Less Talk About U.S. Intelligence Activities   Nixon Raps Kennedy for No Air Cover in Cuban Invasion

Congressman Asks Public Officials To Keep Quiet About Intelligence Reports  Cc -~ra gre i g,£. O7?fR 1 1+4x2,x°8& °°

‘Intelligence Silence Is Golden” . Kennedy Applauds Speech In Congress on Loose Talk

Plea For Secrecy To Aid Intelligence Efforts Welcome News To President

LOngTeSSMall Says Officials Should Keep Mouths Shut  Says We Are Letting Too Much Secret Info On Intelligence Out

Silence plea is welcomed   JFK, congress meet suggestion with enthusiasm

Rep. Mahor Asks More  Discretion  Wants Public Officials To Keep Quiet

Attack on Loose Talk Welcomed. By Pres. Kenned\   Nation Is Laughing Stock. Says Mahon

Solons Praise Secrecy Plea   Administration Prediction ...  Tax Trim Would Spark Reform Bill

Many Members Agree Attack On Loose  Talk In Congress Pleases Kennedy

“siience 1s g olden’ President smiles on plea for more secrecy controls

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Sen. Mahon’s blast approved "Silence is golden” wins approval of JFK, solons

on  Solon Tells Officials To Button Lip On U. S. Secrets; Many Others Agree

—DISCLOSURES HELPING REDS?—Solon’s Secrecy Plea Welcomed By Kenned\

PLEA IS MADE BY HOUSE MEMBER   Loose Talk Blistered By Rep. Mahon, Texas  REPORT   Texan’s Speech Welcomed By Kennedy, Praised By Congressmen

REFLECTIONS   Free Exiles To Hit Cuba, Nixon Urges   U.S. Must Face Up To Risks Involved To Cut Communism

ut Not Invasion  Nixon Urges Kennedy Risk Allowing Cuban Exile Raids

Nixon Urge: JF K Move In Cuba   Ex-Vice President Demands Change In U. S. Policy

Nixon Urges Measures fo Oust Soviets  Would Increase Efforts to Force   Would Increase Efforts to Force ‘Russians From Cuba

But Nol i Not I nvasion  Nixon Urges Kennedy Risk Allowing Cuban Exile Raids

Must Take Risks To Defeat Reds, U.S. Editors Hear  Ex-Vice President Asks Elimination —

Aftermath of Prison Rio}   Nixon Urges. SFK: Take Cuba Risks And Unleash Exiles   Calls for Big Change In Policy.

Nixon Says We Must Take Risks If Cuba Is To Realize Freedom Again

Nixon Urges JFK To ‘Unleash Exiles’   ‘Fundamental Change’ In Cuban Policy Needed. Editors Told

VIRGIN MARY Bishop Says Texas Vision  ‘Not A Faet’   WO PFPOUNDATION

Texas GOP Chairman Starts Idea   Tells Newsmen Arizona Senator Has Great Appeal

As GOP Candidate  National Group Forming To Draft Sen. Goldwater

Gale-Driven Fires Cause Death, Chaos   Flames Destroy Forests; Heavy Rating tn Texas

CAR FRAME KNOCKS ARNOLD HARMS, 18,  UNCONSCIOUS — HE POCAPHR. WITT RRTTERS

CAR FRAME KNOCKS ARNOLD HARMS, 18,  UNCONSCIOUS ~— HE EKCCAPEC WITH BRINKS

NOONE S WANE FReAUK, WUintt  Trouble Is Brewing in Beatnik Coffeehouses

1 In 10 Iowa Workers Have Government Jobs   126,000 Employed By Local, State or 1] S Governmentc

McNamara Praises Yank Pilot Caution   In Not Firing on Cuban Jets _ Alter Reds Attacke  tlc e@bkockoonmG,

Resurrection Of Christ Is Celebrated  Easter Marked By Millions In U.S.

PERONIST REVIVAL THREATENS   Party Favoring Former Dictator Wins Approval

‘FRONTIER’ USE RIGHT   Big Research Medical Center Is First Stop

U.S. In Desperate Anti-Sub Search  Nuclear Missile Submarines Almost The Invincible Weapons, And Reds May Soon Have Them   SVAWATFR DFASPE

Driver ‘‘very sick’’ wanted to see Kennedy  Light truck smashes White House gates

Adams County Boards Oppose  Supreme Court Students Who Oppose Program To Be Allowec To Leave Classrooms

Father Wonders How To Tell Daughter She. .  ‘Can Mover Sanes Aanin

Little Girl Who Loved to Dance Loses Leas as Result of School Bus Accident

‘Tmo INCUMBENTS DEFEATED McLeansboro Elects  Oldham, Nalley, Keaton

Ward By Ward — Vote In Mt. V. City Election   TMO INCUMBENTS DEFEATED McLeansboro Elects Oldham, Nalley, Keaton

Ist Penny Of New State Sales Tax To Be Paid On 25-Cent Purchases

Soviet Official Says U.S. Attack On Red-Cuba Will Lead to WW Ill

‘War Would Be Set Off By Attack   Speech by Malinovsky; K, Seated Nearby, Sports Uniform

Soviets pledged to aid Cuba Malinovsky warns attack on Cuba means World War

Soviei Minister of Defense Warns U.S, Not to Alfack Cuba   Says Attack Would Be Start of World War, RK Nuclacne Cateateanhs.

Soviets again rattle saber .  _ “Attack on Cuba would bring on World War III’

Soviet to Be in Ist Ranks  Attack on Cuba Means Third W W: Malinovsky

Red Defense Boss Warns Of Cuba War  “WW III Would   ‘WW III Would Erupt if U.S. Attacks Island’

Soviet Warns U.S. Of Cuba Defense  Declares Attack Would Be Fatal

New State Officials Take Oath Monday   U.S. to Bid for European A-Force in Parley

3 Killed In Blast At Coal Silo   Torch Ignited Dust -And-Gas, Evans Declares

Blast Rips Coal Silo, Killing Three Workmen   1 Killed, 1 Hurt As Plane Crashes On Frozen Lake

Miami lo Chicago Flight Ends Quickly In Tragedy West Of Departure Point

. Ron-smokers’’ before the  y. A third physician said all the evidence is not in yet.

Weather   Guardsmen Are Placed In Federal Service to Enforce Court’s Order

White Students Shout Protests   Angry Youths Demonstrate At 1 High School in Birmingham

Display by Whites Is Put Down   President Federalizes Guard: Wallace Is Told To Desist   Not Received

Schools Are Integrated   ‘Negroes Enter Classes Afier Guard Is Withdrawn

FLEMFNTARY   Guardsmen federalized  Integration comes to Alabama

White Students Demonstrate In Birmingham   Police Control Mob; Negroes Enter Classrooms

Public Schools Enroll Negroes   ‘Kennedy Federalixes Guard, Issues Cease, Desist Order

Police Fight Rioters in Birmingham   Parents Remove White Students From Classes

State Guard Federalized By President   Negroes Begin Class. es In Three Cities; White Students Demonstrate.

Married Men Now Exempted From Draft   Kennedy blocks Wallaces Use Of Guard

White Students Demonstrate—  School Integration Is  Carried Out in Alabama

Signs Two Orders  20 Negro Students Admitted to Five White Schools

Cuba Is President Kennedy's Nichtmare~He Cannot Satisfy All His Critics

A bad Uream For Every Chief — xecutive isd iets atacand  Cuba Is President Kennedy's Nichtmare--He Cannot Satisfy All His Critics

State Highway Reorganization Plan Unveiled   Eat Sugar Lumps  18,600 in City Polio Vaccine Clinics Thronged By 20,053 in Helena District

Cleveland Case ‘Cracked’  Police Hold 5 Negroes In Attack on Couple

Venezuela Terrorists Kidnap U.S Army Aide  Latest Action :   Latest Action ° In Red Efforts To Bring Down Government

Venezuelan Police Tighten Security ....  All-Out Search Is Launched For Kidnaped Army Officer

U.S. Officer Kidnaped in  Venezuela   Terrorists Seize Deputy Chief of  Army Mission

By Pro-Red Terrorists  U.S. Colonel Kidnapped in Caraca:   Propaganda Purposes

Explorer Data Reveals: nn  High H-Bomb Test May Foul Un Space 30 Years

Offer Pay For ‘64 Feed Grain Cuts   Price Supports At 1963 Levels

Who Won  Van Buren Liquor Vote’  VAsasre Ar? DP...   Wets Win Revised Count, 1,249-1.170

Genovese Linked to 2 Killings   Valachi Tells Bloody History OF Cesa Nostra

Valachi Tells Murderers of Top Hood:   Testifies Luciano, Genovese Removec Crime Emperors

Ex-Mobster Traces Bloody History Of Crime Syndicate Before Senate Investigations Subcommittee

Informer Tells Of Slaying Of Two Gana Bosses   On Stand Before Senate Committee For Third Day

Genovese Linked with Slayings   Valachi Tells of 193) Killing of Two Bosses, Tells of Death List

Genovese Linked  With 2 Slayings  Valachi Tells About 731 Deaths of Gana Raceac

Valachi Clears Old Mysteries   Probers Told How 2 Bosses Eliminated

N. ¥. Gang War Story -Valachi Blames Genovese For 2  Killings In 1930s

Ties Genovese, ‘Lucky’ Luciano To Killing Cases  Rivals in Crime Fol aa nr 7   Rivals in Crime Setup ‘Removed’ In 1931 Cases

2 Slayings Blamed to Gang Boss  Valachi Traces Bloody History o  Fig fo IE Re De LAS, aoe

Doublecross In Slaying Cited   Valachi Tells Of 1931 Gang Killing Set Up By Genovese

Vito Genovese Linked to Killings Valachi Says Crime Boss Directs Mob From Prison

Probably During Next Session Legislature Must Find More  Revenue Soon, Anderson Says

INDEX   Kuchel Says Moderates In Control  ‘Tells Reaction  “Te Anti-Birch : Speech

City Gives Go-Ahead on Facility   Tell Airline Interest In Operating Locally

Legislators have their fun (See story on page 3)   It’s all Ben's fault

DAYLIGHT SAVING   Lost. Hour   TALS BNE Abs “e  TA Started With Ben Franklin

BEN FRANKLIN STARTED IT  DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS 2 A.M. SUNDAY

Space Agency fe Try Spacecraft Look at Mars  NASA Decides Against Another

U.S. Mars Space Probe Planned  Sees No Need 7 Toye ] aes Paneer   Sees No Need Tor Another Shot at Venus

MAJOR SHIFT  U.S. Drops Plans For Venus Probe, Will Try Mars Shot

U.S. Turns Instead To Mars Shot      Lauach Toward Red Planct Slated For End Of 1964.

Home From Conao   New Probe  U.S. To Try Space Shot-Look At Mars

lito Included Of East Lands  Dulles In ‘55 Last Secretary Of State To Enter Yugoslavia

Rusk Off on 10-Day Tour  Visit to Tito Included on Secretary s Agenda

Husband Injured Critically—  Mother, Child Die As Car Plunges Into Creekbed

Defense Analysts Believe Soviets Seek to Gain New Prestige With Tactics

Flyover By Reds  Interpreted as Test  Observance of U.S. Defense Reflexes Is Military Theory

Multimillion - Dollar Blaze Sweeps Half Block In Heart Of Terre Haute

Wabash Valley Delegation Appears  Before Congressional Committee

Big Airliner Dives Into Sao Paulo  Bodies Of 27 Found; 16 Survivors Listed

Some of 49 Aboard Survive F laming Brazilian Plane  Crashes Among Homes

Believe Some Survivors May Be in Hospital   Fire Truck Rushing To Scene Plows Into Crowd, Killing Four

49 On Board; 16 Are Taken To Hospitals   Fire Truck Enroute To Scene Kills 4 As It Hits Crowd ;

Airliner Hits Housing Area  Tn Sao Paulo   Fire Vehicle Going To Seene Rams Into Crowd Killing Four

Venezuela Terrorists Seen Losing  Chances Considered flan Rian . Awe   Chances Considered Good Elections  Will Go Off Sunday

Defeat for Venezuelan Reds Seer   Their Bid To Compe Vote Cancellation Appears Beaten

Venezuela Still To Hold  Its Elections — Red Efforts Are Thwarted

Red Vote-Block Try  In Venezuela Fails   Hated JFK, Rocky Mental Case Flees: Caught

Reds Falter On Aims in Venezuel:   Extremists Losing Drive to Halt  Sunday Elections

Election Foes’ Defeat Seen In Venezuela   Failure in Bid To Block Sunday Vote Indicated

Commies Losing Fight   Elections Will Go On As Scheduled In Venezuela; Tanni Ssaen Winner

Venezuela Reds Losing ‘Fight to Halt Election   Chances Are Good Voting Will Go Off With Little Trouble

Inside The Time:   Hijackers Held: Vote To Go On eel  FALN Loses Venezuela Punch

Reds Seem fo Have Falled in Effort to Derail Elections   Despite Torroriats Venezuela Will Go To Palle on Sunday.

AGT Gs. DT  Communists Losing Fight  In Venezuela  . wt   Prospects Good Elections Will Be Held This Sunday

REDS VIEWED AS FAILURES IN VENEZUELA   Terrorists Did Not Succeed

Financed by $500 Million Bond Issue  Rhodes Outlines Highway Program

Blue-Ribbon Panel to Get, Reveal Facts   House Whip Says Congress Inquiries to Be Unnecessary

Johnson To Appoint Committee   House, Senate Member: Included; Seek All Facts of Assassination

The The People Speak- Speak--Tribume Exclusive  ‘Jobless’ Statistics Mislead on Nature of Economy

The Problem Of Unemployment  Nation’s Thinking Needs Repair   Ry SAMUFL LUBELLL

Where To Find   APARTMENT, 252 23rd N.W IDEAL FOR NEWLYWEDS DIAL TE 2-455R80   ITALIAN FGOD MARKET CORNER OF FIRST AND CHERRY RD WwW

Nobel Peace Prize For Pauldin  * * * * * * * * * * * *  ‘World Without War Is In Sicht” He Declares

Scientist Gets Nobel Prize  Pauling Glimpses “World Without War’

Nobel Prize Is Accepted By Pauling   Scientist Says World Without War Is in Sight

PSU to Operate Hershey-Created Medical School   Foundation Donate: $50 Million for In stitution Near Har. risburg.

Where Mass of the Angels Was Held for Kennedy Baby   Cardinal Cushing Celebrates Mass of The Angels for Little Patrick Kennedy

Circumstances of Parachutist’s Death at GB Still Mysterious   Related Story, Page 2

Police Seek Child Killer  Tall, Muscular Man Sought in Slaying of Girl

Air Disaster Worst Ever in Canada   Two Americans Die, DC8 Goes  Down in Storm

Russia, West Progress on Nuclear Ban   Treaty to Exclude Underground Test; Germans Show Up

Underground tests included  Soviets, Britain and U.S. release joint communique

U.S., Britain, Russia Report Progress Made In Drafting Some  Provisions For Test Ban. Treaty

Test Ban Talker: Make Progress’ In Red City   Official Release Says Formal Drafting Reached

Test ban in draft stage  Communique shows talks still aoinag smoothly

Test Ban Talks Show Progress   Underground Shots Not Included In Proposed East-West Pact

Big Three Writing Test Ban   Underground Tests Excluded As Pact In Drafting Stage

Progress is reported at test ban conference   Communique indicates discussions going smoothly: underground blasts excluded

Moscow Nuclear Talks Continue To Be Held In Secret  All Indications Are "Big Three’ Will Be Able To Auree On Pac

East-West Cold War Thaw Hinted  Three-Power Parley   Three-Power Parley To Outlaw Nuclear Tests Underway

Negotiators  In Rare Mood Of Amiability Contrast Noted  With China Parley

Youth Urged To Prepare Entries For VZ County Fair Aue. 22-24  —& ‘woe

21 Hostages Are Held By Bolivian Reds   4 Americans In Group; Commies Want 3 Leaders

Bolivian Leftists Seize Four Officials  One A Peace Carns Vaoluntoocr

17 Others Also Kept In Bolivia   Miners Seized Them To Get Release of 3 Red Leaders

BY LEFTIST TIN WORKERS Four Americans Seized  _ As Hostages in Bolivia

Three Officials of U.S., One Peace Corps Man Being Held as Hostages

Pressure on La Paz Regime  4 Americans, 16 Bolivians and a German Hostages for Red Leader:

Miners in Bolivia Seize 4. Americans  Hold Hostages Until Government Releases Communist Labor Men

Hostages Seized Following Arrest Of Ccmmunists  Bolivian Technicians   Bolivian Technicians Are Also Grabbed By Tin Workers

Reds Seize  4 Americans   Bolivians Seek Exchange For Communist Prisoners

Hostages For 3 Red Union Mer   Miners to Hold Americans Until Leaders Released

Bolivia Rebels Seize, Hold {Americans  3 US. Officials  Amona Hostaages

Bolivian Labor Rebels Holding Yank Hostage   Demand Release Of Commie Trio

‘Ked Labor Bosses... ... in Bolivia  More U.S. Personnel Kidnapped

LBJ To Slice $1.5 Billion From Defense Budget   Three VU. §. Officials “Hostages”

May Sell to Russia  Sees Kennedy   Wheat Decision Within 72 Hours

MOSCOW (AP)—Premier Khrushchev told the Russian people much wheat is coming from Canada and Australia. He hinted he might not need U.S, wheat.

Early Decision By JFK Predicted On Sale of Wheat   Approval Likely For Soviet Deal, Humphrey Hints

Munch On Fudge Bars At Work— Federal Workers Aid In US Diabetes Study

Federal Employes in Nine Cities Munch Fudge Bars in Diabetes Test

U.S. Conducts Diabetes Test  ~ Workers Eating Candy on Company Time

Sweet But Serious Experiment — They Eat Fudge Bars To Aid Diabetes Fight

2 Whife Men Put in Jail in Bombings  Not Known If Pair Linked With Fatal Birmiraham Blast

Alabama Arrests Anti-Integration Pair in Bombings  - State Picks Up 2 in Surprise Move: Fraac Savara] Othare   - State Picks Up 2 in Surprise Move; Frees Several Others

Two Jailed For Quizzing On Bombing   Police Continue Investigation Into Deaths of Negroes

Pair Is Not Definitely Linked With Church Blast On Sept. 15 That Killed Four Negro Girls

2 Birmingham men held for bombing questioning  Known Ku Klux Klansman is one of pair nabbed by Alabama State Highway Patrol

Intensified investigation underway  Two held in connection with Birmingham bombing

GIVEN OUT IBY WALLACE   State Official Refuses Direct  Link To Church

White Men Placed in City Jail   Under Surveillance in — Birmingham; Others Were Questioned

Face Added Questioning; Others Arrested in Probe Released, Official States

Birmingham Bombings Probe Jails Two Suspects   + {Sen pleture, Page 3)

State Police Make Arrests Of White Men   Not Definitely Linked With Blast At Birmingham Nearo Church

Two Arrested in Alabama Church Blast   Roundup Nets White Suspects, Gov, Wallace Say:

Two White Men In Jail: Suspect They Set Church Bomb   Known Segregationiste Are Nabbed by State Poliaa in Alaa.

White Men Jailed In  Alabama   Suspects Tn Blast That Killed Four Young Neero Girls

Alabama Police Hold Two White Men in Connection With Bombing of Church

Integration Foes Questioned: First Arrests in Series  Officials Remain Silent Over Link

Two Are Held In Alabama's Bomb Probe   Police Won't Link Them To Death Ot Girls At Church

Pair Faces Quizzing In Fatal Blast   Others Questioned At Birmingham In Dynamiting Series

2 arrested © as suspects in bombing - Birmingham police hold ‘pire an open charge  RD. BDARDTYPNT COARDNHAA

First Arrests In Some 40  Terror Blasts   Trooper Chief Mum on Link To Four Deaths

2 Arrested In Alabama Bombings   Pair Held In Jail As Birmingham Probe Continues

No Definite Link Yet With Deaths   KU KLUX RALLY   COVERED FACES   406 ROMBINGS

BIRMINGHAM QUESTIONED   State Troopers Decline To Link Prisoners With Church Bombing Which Killed Four Children.

Other Suspects Quizzed in Death of 4 Negro Girls   Other Suspects Quizzed in Death of 4 Negro Girls  ) MEN JAILED IN ‘HATE BOMBING

Pair Being Held Without Formal Charges Not Definitely Linked To Explosion at Negro Church

Church Bombing Suspects Held  Both Previously Connected With Klan. Official Says

ADVANCE TIP GIVEN OUT BY WALLASE   State Official Refuses Direct  Link To Church

\ wronpe Continges   \Fwo Men Are Arrested. ‘For Birmingham Bombing

Birmingham Jails Two for Bombings   Not Definitely Linked With Blast That Killed Four Girls at Church

Officials Mum On Church Case   Men Previously Tied To Racial Incidents

FAIL TO LINK WHITE MEN 10 CHURCH BLAST   OTHERS RELEASED AFTER ARRESTS FOR QUESTIONING

Suspects Held In Birmingham  Further Investigation of Bombings  Fynectad: Na Charneac Filad Ac Yat

Police Head Declines To  Air Details   Other Suspects In Atrocity Released After Questioning

Others Are Questioned, Released   No Definite Link With Church Blast

Hold Suspects On Open Charge   BIRMINGHAM, Ala. —UPI—Two white men were jailed early today in connection with a church bombing that killed four Nearo air's.

Two Jailed In Alabama Bombings   Not Yet Linked To Church Blast That Killed Girls

Two White Men Are Jailed in Bombing Inquiry  First Arrests Since Bombina of Church

Tip-Off Came From Governor   Two Arrested In Alabama Bombings      (Photo on Page 15)

Both Suspects Linked With Ku Klux Klan  State Police Refuse   State Police Refuse Comment, but Birmingham Official Identifies Pair.

State Police Decline To Give Details  Two Jailed In Birmingham Bombing Probe

20 Charlotte Rail Workers Buck Unions Political Use Of Dues — Goes To Supreme Court —

Committee Says Gas Tax Boost Best Way To Finance Road Improvements

Congressional Leaders Question ‘Withdrawal Clause’ Of Nuclear Ban

Withdrawal! From A-Ban Treaty Told   Harriman: U. S. Could Resume Tests After 3-Month Notice

Birmingham Joined by Atlanta in Spotlight as Negroes Step Up Activity

Negroes Step Up Integration Drive   Briton, Russian Plead Guilty At Soviet Spy Tnal

As Headlee elected president  Jaycee award winner hurls charge leadership gutless

Dick Headlee Heads Jaycees  Wins Presidency After Tumultuous. Wearying Electior

JOHNSON-ESHKOL EXCHANGE OF LETTERS   Israel Reacts With Shock To Tragic Loss of U.S. Chief

For Fututre Park Development  Bucks Agrees To Pay $63,000 For 15 Acres Of Land In Twp.

For Fututre Park Development ee cdeeocemectnenaneiale  Bucks Agrees To Pay $63,000 F or L5 Acres Of Land In Twp.

State House Bill Would Create Fire Commission To Name Fire Marshall

Bill To Create State Fire Commission Introduced Today In Missouri House

Brink's Guard Is Accused Of Stealing $70,000 For Fling In Arizona Sunshine

Brink Guard Caught Living lt Up   ACCUSED OF STEALING MORE THAN $70,000

2 Expensive Autos, Living Quarters Lavish Party Over For Brink’s  Guard Who Fled With $70,000

Sun-Seeking Guard On Armored Car Lands In Dark Cell--$70,000 Missing

Former Brink’s Guard, Accused of Taking $70,000, Nabbed in Arizona

BLISTERING REPORT - Union Is Accused  Of Key Role In Call Girls Case

PROFESSOR IN LONDON   Rocky Raps Kennedy's Diplomacy   "Crisis-to-Crisis Stumbling’ Seen as Incredible

Statewide Fishing Season Set for 1964; Higher Campground Fees to Be Studied

Rip-Roaring Welcome For President   3-Day Visit of Central America Gets Under Way

COSTA RICA WELCOME IS UNEQUALLED   Puts Emphasis On Economic Developments

LeadersHuddle  With Kennedy  In Costa Rica   Seek to Tighten Wall Against Commies

250,000 Yel Greeting to : Motorcade      Latin Neighbors Urged ‘to, Push Fight aa "lmoerialier’

Fund Quotas Dropped by Democrats   States Wil] Not Have to Send Funds To National Party

Mental Ills Plan Heads Senate List   No Stiff Opposition For $840.Million  Program Expected

SENATE FACES  FLURRY BEFORE  MEMORIAL DAY MANY BILLS NEED  ACTION: HOUSE TO HAVE LEISURE PACE

Doa in Storm’s Wreckage   Mental Illness. Bill af . Top of Senate Calendar

Senate Turns to Mental Health  Recess Wednesday for Memorial Day

Senate Embarks On Action Packed ‘Day Schedule  Nothing Big Planned   Nothing Big Planned In House As Holiday Recess Approaches

Senate Faces Major Issues   Mental Health, Money Bill To Top Agenda

Senate Prepares For Weekend  Flurry of Activity On Today's Calendar

24 Hour Drilling Attempt Halted As  Special 12-Inch Bit Dias Into Rack

Second Try To Rescue  Miners Fails   Drilling Is Halted After Bottom Rock is Struck By Bit

Mark Possible For Tonganoxie Fair's Visitors  Goal of 55,000 Is   Goal of 55,000 Is Considered Likely lf Weather Holds

Mark Possible For Tonganoxie Fair's Visitors   Goal of 55,000 Is Considered Likely If Weather Holds

Republicans Oppose Sale   Clamor Is Toned Down Somewhat by MidWest Coneressmen

Funeral Held Friday For Mrs. Ben Vande Berg   Dies June 26 at Loeal Hosnitat

Funeral Services Held Monday for Nirs. John Smith   Dies Unexpectedly at Home Thursday

CONCENTRATION CAMPS More Executions Reported   As Cuban Rebels Organize

Nants Face - to Face Showdown But in Own Backyard; No Immediate Reaction From Peking.

Says Risks ‘Tolerable’  Sen. Jackson Supports Test-Ban Ratification   ooviet site Among Ihem  US To Inspect Antarctica Bases

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   in Antarctica  U.S. to inspect Russian bases

U.S. To Inspect Soviet Bases At Antarctica   Under Terms Of 1959 Treaty; November Is Date

US. To Excercise Rights Via 09 Treaty With 12 Other Nations, TolnspectReds AntarcticBases

U.S. Plans to Inspect Bases “In Antarctica   Installations of Soviet Union, Other Na. tions to Come Un. der Scrutiny.

You'll Find   thc telat behead  U.S. To Inspect Soviet, Other Nations’ Antarctica Bases For Peaceful Nature

Antarctic Bases Will Be Checked   U.S. Sets Inspection Of Installations Belonging to Russians

Top Stories, Features Inside   Edward Brooke Starts On Massachusetts Job

Kennedy Spikes Guns On Removal Of Rusk   Antiguerrilla Groups Latin American Guard

President Backs Rusk  Ends Sneculatian Secratary Of Ctata On We Aca   U.S. Forms Antiguerilla Group Based At Canal Zone

Rusk Given FullBacking Of Kennedy   President Hits Speculation State Aide on Wav Out

JFK Defends Rusk, Rumored ‘on Way out  Sec’y of State Prefers to Work behind Scenes

Kennedy Underlines His Confidence In Dean Rusk   Teamsters Claim Bonding Coverage Set For Hoffa

Speculation On Rusk Hit By Kennedy  Deals Blow To Talk Secretary Of State On Hie W aw One

Rusk Gets Support Of Kennedy   Brings an End   Brings an End To Speculation  He Will Resign

Amid Rumors Secretary on Way Out  KennedyExpresses Confidence!nRusk

Rusk Given Confidence By Kennedy  President Deals   President Deals Blow To Exit Talk  About Secretary

 Late Bulletin NEWS MEDIA, POLICE IN MEX'CO AID SEARCH FOR &. 0. PAULINS

Late Bulletin  NEWS MEDIA, POLICE IN MEXICO AID SEARCH  FAP fm - PRA TLETE thie

Goldwater fo Offer Rights Amendment  Would Deny Benefit: To Unions with Bias

Goldwater Proposes Amendment   Doubts Support Of President For Preposalt

WIRTZ SAYS POLICIES TO BE TIGHTER   GOP Support Will Hinge On  Compromises   Goldwater Wants Unions Penalized

Goldwater Hits Bias by Unions  Offers Civil Rights   Offers Civil Rights Amendment Aimed At Discrimination

Hostages appear in good health but want freedom   ’ By JORGE CANELAS

Hostages Held In Bolivia /Reported In Good Shape   Bv JORGE CANELAS

EDITOR'S NOTE :—Assoctated Preas staff writer Jorge Canelas has visited the four Americans and 11 others held hostage by Communist-led tin miners at Catavi, Boliva.

aN a a RNa = EEE SSOP  Bolivians Keep Hostages Crammed In Small Room

Hostages In Cramped Quarters But Are All Well   Rv JORGE CANELAS

Hostages in Good Health But Annoyed  AP Writer Visits 15 Held Prisoner

Armed Clash Feared  In Bolivian Tension   4 Americans Held Hostage By Bolivians Appear Well

Path Cleared For Decision On Apportion   House, Senate to Look At Approved Programs In Tuesday’s Session

Driving License Applicant Makes Fresh Start. With No Betfer Luck

Reach Accord On Fiscal Plan   Governor, Negotiators Decide On Spending Fiqure of $630 Million

Federal Board To Study Job Rules Dispute   Naming of Panel Prevents Walkout. AntiKeatherbedding Aclion for 60 Days.

JFK Acts To Avert Rail Strike   Emergency Action To Delay Threat For Sixty Days

Railway Walkout Blocked   President Appoints Board To Investigate Work Rules Dispute

JFK INVOKES LAW TO STOP RAIL WALKOUT   Appoints 3-Man Board To Seek Settlement Of Rules Dispute   BOTH SIDES MUST  WAIT FOR 60-DAYS

JFK Action Will Delay Any Strike  Names Board To Try To Settl Ty t. ye _

President Picks Board to Study Work-Rule Rift  Special Mediators Have 60 Days  To Probe Issue

Delays Work Stoppage For Sixty Days   Three-Man Board Will Try To End Rules Controversy

UW's Feinsinger Picked President Names Board To Block Rail Walkout

JEK’s Action Puts Off Rail Strike Threat   Three-Man Board Is Named to Try to End Work Rules Dispute

—OUTBREAKS 1,000 MILES APART — "Twin Epidemics Kill, Cripple Many Babies

Crippling Disease Strikes Infants In 2 U.S. Areas   Mysterious Affliction Puzzles Doctors

Mysterious Epidemic Hits Two Areas Of U. S.  Investigators Seek Clues To Killer Of Babies

Mysterious Killer Struck Babies In Two Areas Of Nation Last Year

Baby Crippler Mystery Unsolved  % Se * ke * a a ae  or   Birth Defect Also Caused:Deaths In Two Areas

™ SVENING SUN      Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper  Newborn Infant Killer

In efforts to patch quarrel Khrushchev suffers sharp rebuff from Red China

Despite Rebuff to Khrushchev  Reds Could Still Become Friends Aaair

Alabama Coach Bear Bryant Denies Getting Any Grid-Rig Information

Happy Henry Dares You At Checkers   Itinerant Walks Roads Looking For Opponents

Test Ban Could Bring Total Disarmament   Yugoslav Quake Kills 1,000   Babcock Calls Conference ‘Mostly Ineffectual’

TAKES UP "LAOS CRISIS   Nonaggression Pact Desired Now Between 2 Blocs

Khrushchev  Pushing for New Parleys  Climate Favorable Bae icarmament._   Climate Favorable For Disarmament, Premier Tells Press

Khrushchev Hails Pact To Scribes  Sees Treaty Step Ahead  “Ts Disarmina

Answers Questions on Pact  Khrushchev Says Way Opene Toward Total Disarmament

Khrushchev tells Russians  Test han treaty may lead fo total disarmament

alls For Ger n Tre an Treaty .  K Now Talks Of Complete Ban On Arms

 SEES DISARMAMENT POSSIBILITIES  Khru Views Treaty As ‘Future Boost’

Pact Opens Door, Says Soviet Boss  Nikita Hopeful   Nikita Hopeful Of Success On Other Problems

Nikita Asserts Climate Better For Disarming   Nonaggression Idee Also Mentioned In Today's Statement

Urges Nonaggression Pact Khrushehev Sees Chance For Total Disarmament

Pushes Nonaggression Theme tern elon 1 heme  Khrushchev Hints  ‘Total Disarmament

‘Administration Backers Fight Labor, Rural Forces  Transit Measure Vote Near:

Prepares To Leave White House —  Mrs. Kennedy Takes Caroline To Grave

On The Inside   Mrs. Kennedy Visits Husband’s Grave Again In Quiet Twilight

Plan Thanksgiving With Family Mrs. Kennedy And Daughter  Visited Grave On Tuesday

Kennedy Staff ‘Members Are Standing Pat.   Mrs. Kennedy, Caroline Pay Another Visit To JFK’s Grave

Partly cloudy Friday, may have showers   85 at 1 p.m.  59 low this morning 82 high Wednesday 92 high year ago 68 low year ago.

Fantastically Close Minnesota Race Apparently Goes To Demo By 91 Votes

Dem Is Winner In Minnesota  GOP Governor Given Opportunity To Appea'

Minnesota Court Acts  Rolvaag Ruled Winner Of Contested Election

Rolvaag Remarks It's A Great Day’  Court Claims He’s Minnesota Governor

Court Rules For Democrat In Minnesofa  Rolvaaa Held Viecto:   Rolvaag Held Victor; Andersen Studies Apoeal Possibility

Court Order fo Certify Rolvaag  Anderson to Decide Wrhsthor tn Annan!

New High Of $309 Billion Set July 1   Committee Rejects Proposal By GOP Senior Member

Blast Damage In Terre Haute Heavy; 18 Hurt   Two-Block Area Evacuated; Schools Close For Heating Plant Insepction

U.S. Defense Research Chie! Backs Treaty   Says Pact Would Not Jeopardize U. §. Security

$5 to 87 Boost  Is Announced By Lukens Co. On Carbon Steel Alloy Plates  9

Kennedy Aides Making Study of  if * Lukens’ Action White House Not Ready to Accept It as Meeting Criteria; Other Boosts Believed Coming.

Lukens Of Pa. Joins Wheeling Within A Week   White House Hints Hike May Not Meet Kennedy’s Criteria

Lukens Hikes  Some Items 5-57 a Ton   Cites °44 Million Outlay Since °58  Without Increase

WORLD NEWS Sporadic Fighting Continues in Iraq After Insurgents Execute Kassim

Navajos - A Sovereign Nation By Treaty - Elect Chairman. 16-Member Tribal Council

Eighty Per Cent Turnout Expected .... Navajo Indians Vote Today For Tribal Council, Leader

Voting Spreads Far Beyond Reservation  Navajo Indians Elect Tribal Chairmar

Navajo Election Underway Today   Three Candidates Lp For Chairmar

“Ashnot-olita’   ADIVirViliad  Navajos ballot  in heated election

MAY USE FACE SAVER ON BIRTH CONTROL eeu  AICCN ADDOoONY   NEED APPROVAL OF GOVERNOR, PUBLIC AID COMMISSION

That's A LotOf Wood      Severely-Wounded Kansan Helps Nab Alleged Killer

Young Hitchhiker Is Shot, Leff for Dead   Kansan in Critical Condition in Nevada.

State Budget $399.4 Million Dodge Major Tax Hikes By Juggling Of Books

jooKKeeping juggling asked Anderson recommends  $399.4 million budget   $5.5 million hike for colleges asked

Space Pilot Also Speaks To Congress   Kennedy Greets Cooper, Wife At The White House

Cooper Lands To Hero's Welcome In U. S. Capital; Flew From Cape Canaveral

-ooper Getting Washington's Red Carpet Treatment Nation's Capital Roars Welcome to Astronaut

More Honors Are Planned For Cooper   Everything ‘Go’ For Ceremonies Except Weather

Astronaut Has No Difficulty Taking Things Easy During His Space Flight

‘otk MaNeNece! Astronaut Drops Off To Sleep  At Intervals In Space Journey

Astronaut Completely Relaxed — Trackers Have Trouble Telling Whether Cooper Is Asleep or Awake   Cooper Doesn’t Care —  2 Kinds of Orbits Can Be Bit Confusing

Cooper Takes Naps . Nonchalant or Easy- Going? tls Hard'to Tell Which

Hard To Tell At Times Whether Cooper Awake Or Asleep In Sky Cabin

Cooper Dozes, Drawls While Jittery World Waits   Space Flight At A Glance

a  OKLAHOMAN IN SPACE Nonchalant Cooper Takes It Easy, Naps, Talks Little

Hard to Tell Whether Cooper Awake or Asleep Astronaut Just Plain Easy Going

Astronaut Is Relaxed Man In Space; Sleeps  Soundly Several Hours

He’s For The Birds  They Laughed At Plans Tc Fly: They Were So Right

‘ Think He's An Idiot,’ Says Trainer  Birdman Flutters Into River Filth

WHERE TO FIND IT   PARTRIDGE FEELS “AKIN TO BIRDS,’ BUT FAILS TO FLY

ABC board places responsibility Misdemeanor for minor to  enter bar under newrule

Three-year high school journalism course proposed at session of ISEA convention

Efforts By Red China to Become a Nuclear Power Slowed By Withdrawal of Soviet Aid

At The Capitol ...  State Printer May Learn ‘Right’ Way Is Wrong Way

At Tre Captiot .  State Printer May Learn: “Right Way Is Wrong Way

Venture Is Applauded By Officials   Praise Given Privately by U.S. Spacemern

American Women Seem to Be Lagging Behind the Men in Higher Education Trend

To Avoid Embarrassing JFK  Ousted Marine Won't Be at Honor Ceremony

SAYS MIGHT EMBARRASS PRESIDENT Ex-Marine Declines Place At Medal Presentations

An AP News Analysis 9 9° ~  Cuban Informants Say  Russ Weapons Hidden

AF ivews ANALYSIS eee  Mysterious Action of Soviet Troops In Cuba Brings Hint of Hidden Weapons

Reports Indicate Military Activity  Cuba Remains An Island Of Terror And Repression      U.S. Turns Thumbs Down On Project Planned In Cuba

State, interior depts. endorse Bill to prohibit fishing vessels in U.S. waters

ARREST MAYOR OF STREATOR IN KICKBACK CASE  SEWER EQUIPMENT SALE RESIII TS IN

Streator Mayor Held in Kickback  FBI Traps Sopher At Payoff Site

Powell Calls For Step-Up © In Race Cause  - Criticizes Stevenson White-Led NAACP

Whatever Happened To Old-Fashioned Night Calls At Homes By The Doctor?

WHAT'S HAPPENED TO NIGHT CALLS?  Patients care about doctors’ health

Reporter Makes Sampling  Doctors Still Make Night  Calls. But Thev re Fewer

 WHAT'S HAPPENED TO NIGHT CALLS?   WHAT'S HAPPENED TO NIGHT CALLS?  Patients care about doctors’ health

Not As Many As in Past — Family Doctors Still Making Those Night Call:

Young Leadership Council Now Being Formulated hv United Jewish Anneal

Haiti Delays Ambassador At Airport   Thurston’s Aircraft Is Blocked From Takeoff

Haifians Delay US. Diplomat  Ambassador's  Plane Blocked finss xix. Ebeaie

Haitian Planes Block Departure Of U.S. Envoy   Thurston Allowed To Leave After  One-Hour Delay

Plotters Sought Bloodshed, Chaos Bashdad Reports  Blamed for Plot To Depose Bakr

Two Aged Vets Among 234 Due Honors Tonight   San Juan Hero Kennedy Guest

ATTENDANCE VERY LIGHT [N SCHOOLS   Demonstration  Allowed Sunday Without Arrests

Droves of Youth Held In Alabama   Nabbed Assembly-Line Style; Fire Hoses Again Used

Rocky Granted Record Budget  New York’s ‘Fees’ To Go Up, Not Taxes

Statement by Nesbitt Filed; Decision Before February Legislative Filings Desired

New Top-Level Job Is Planned For Harriman   To Be No. 3 In State Dept.

Harriman Kyed For No. 3 Spot   JFK Ponders State Department Shakeup Near Top

NEW JOB SET FOR HARRIMAN   State Dept. Shakeup Will Boost Former Envoy to No. 3 Spat

Former Officials To Appeal   Jury Convicts Four, Including Ex-Solons On Conspiracy Rap

Johnson and Boykin Two former U.S. congressmen guilty on conspiracy charges

Tried to Kill Fraud Charge,  Jurors Find  Johnson, Boykin And Two Others Face Jail Terms

Conflict Of Interest, Conspiracy  Two Ex-Congressmen Guilty On 8 Counts

by Federal Court In Baltimore cinteatntdneeeen a  Boykin, Johnson And Others Convicted Of Conspiracy

Four Convicted Of Conspiracy   Defendants Include Former Congressman

JUMINSON, BOYKIN . Two Former Congressmen Convicted on Conspiracy

LBY’s Drive Seen Threat To Programs   Johnson Orders Budget Requests Be Reexamined

Legislature  OKs Record Budget, Quits   Senate 24-1, House 79-0 In Approving $155.3-Million General Revenue Bill; Has $7.2-Million New Education Funds

Senate 24-1, House 79-0 In Approving $155.3-Million General Revenue Bill: Has $7.2-Million New Education Funds

GO? Harmony Viewed In House—  Veteran Legislators Named Chairmen of Key Committees

Free State,  Virginia In  Storm Path   W. Va. Also Gets Heavy Snowfall, Roads Hazardous

Death Toll Tops 100 in Record Cold   Freeze to Continue 5 More Days; 44: Below in Wisconsin

Negro Owned Mortage Firm  Gets 3 Million Commitment   ACCORDING TO TRAVIS   THK SIVART CORD

Agreement On Disputed Chamizal Expected Today   U.S. Moves On Several Fronts To Stem Its Losses   BOLD APPROACH TO BALANCE OF PAYMENTS PROBLEM  Kennedy Asks Tax To Halt Gold Outflow

iS OEE Gs ie panes, Zi Bt Pacis, ees  U. S. Moving To Stop Flow ot Gold and Dollars

U.$. Administration Awaits Next Step by Viet Revolutionary Regime

Coup Sets Off Wild Celebrations   New Viet Regime To Get Backing Of U. S.

} ‘Some Opposition Seen  ‘House GOP Sets Caucus on  Scranton Tax Hike Proposa

Alabama Negroes Led By Comedian Gregory   Banner - Waving Groups Touch Off Another  Demonstration

BIRMINGHAM POLICE ACT  Hundreds Of Negro Youths Arrested In Ala. Protest

Police Arrest Negro Crowds by Busloads   Negro Comedian Also Gathered Up

Negroes Again Demonstrate; No Incidents  Hundreds Arrested In Birmingham As ‘Marchee’ Continue

Education Group Asks for Solution Of Fiscal Problems   Appeals to Legislature and Governor for ‘Statesmanship’

Education Unit © Rebukes Demand For Budget Cuts  Warns Reynolds, GOP Legislators Of Dire Problem

a we Fw ee FE  ‘Johnson’ S Popularity Soars, Is Big Choice For President

Racial Unrest Boosts Rights Law Chances  = Canaracemen Cite   ~Congressmen Cite ‘Birmingham Strife As Proof of Need

‘ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Racial Unrest In South Cited By Backers Of Civil Rights Bill

Racial Unrest Cited By Congress As Pointing Need For Legislation

CLOSE GRANT NO. 9 SCHOOL NEXT YEAR -. SUPERINTENDENT MAILS OUT LETTERS "ANNOUCING CHANGES "IN RURAL SCHOOLS

Report On Inspection More Employes Than Patients  AtState Hospital At Rockville

i i: i i i i i iC Si SS OR SO oF  CANADA TO BAN FISHING CLOSER THAN 12 MILES

CANADA TO WIDEN FISHING ZONE BAN   Foreign Ships to Be Barred Within 12 Miles of Its Coast

Parade Will Highlight Observances   Resorts Crowded As Nation Honors Working Man

DEMANDS HALT IN CARELESS OFFICIAL TALK   Committee Head Claims  Communist Nations  Laugh At U. 8.   JFK LEADERS WERE PUSHED, HE SAYS

Security Jeopardized Rep. Mahon Claims Loose Talk  Damages U. S. Intelligence Work

IN FAQOUSE SPEECH  Excessive Talk About U. S.  Intelligence Is Denounced

CONGRESSMAN SPEAKS  Excessive Talk On US.  Secrets Hurting Nation

Too 0 Much Loose > Tall      Texas Congressman Denounces Excessive Discussion Of What Should Be Secret

PLYMOUTH CO. BARRACKS NO. 1307 AND AUXILIARY SET MEETING AT AKRON

House Debates Proposal Affecting Car Insurance   By KYLE THOMPSON   Copies Reported Sold

Safe Job Conditions At Issue   Victims’ Kin , Want to Testify Against State

100 Miners Stay Off Jobs... .  iSecond Probe Of Disaster In Moab. Utah, Ordered

Keep Aid To Allies For Defense   Morse Says Funds To South Korea, Formosa Wasted

MOST RALLY BEHIND PLEA OF JOHNSON   Humphrey Sees Passage After Close Contest

Three Affempts To Reduce Program Fail   President Gets Bipartisan Support

Wilbur Mills = Key Democrat Urges Bigger S.S. Tax Bite   $21.75 Hike

Relief Recipients In Illinois Left Without Funds; U.S. Supplies Sent

Before Making Changes ; New Safely Commissioner fo Review IHP Operations

Soviet Premier Optimistic on Peace Prospects   Khrushchev Says °64 Can Be ‘Year of Decisive Change for the Better.’

A Year OF D ve Change For The Better’ In Cold War  Kheishcheyv Predicts Continued Thaw In °64   CYPRIOTS ACCEPT A NEUTRAL ZONE   Budget, Military Conferences Sef

Excusive interview:  KHRUSHCHEV SEES MORE COLD WAR THAW POSSIBLE IN 1964.

Khrushchev Foresees Easing of Tensions In Exclusive Statement to UPI's Shapiro

Commissioners Support JP’s Authority as Valid   Khrushchev Predicts Peaceful Year, Better Understanding in 1964

Khrushchev P redicts Continued Thaw In °64      CYPRIOTS ACCEPT A NEUTRAL ZONE   Budgef, Military Contereiicas Set

Support Switching Is Civil Rights Program  Aimed At 1964 Campaign:

But GOP Gains Seen In South President's Rights Program Puts Republicans Over Barre

Acts to Avert Any Big Drain On Supplies  Price Declines After Assurance There ls Plenty

SIOUX COUNTY JURY TURNS DOWN $75,000  SUIT ASKED FOR INJURIES  a a a. tk oe . ee oe ot eb 4 ay oe ee oe et ett

SIOUX COUNTY JURY TURNS DOWN $75,000 SUIT ASKED FOR INJURIES  ARTERR IF AFARC COTTLICION

Neutrals To Propose Arms Shift   Break in Deadlock To Be Submitted to Full Meeting

Compr omise Plan Offered In Arms Talk   Neutrals Believe Move Might Break U. S.-Russ Deadlock

Bitter Wrangling Over a Sales Tax Increase Continues   Bill Believed to Be In Trouble But Handlers Feel It Will Pass.

URGES REVOLT IN LATIN AMERICA Castro Cries ‘Swindle’ In U.S. Ransom Deal

Castro Says U.S. Cheated Him Out Of ¢10 Million In Promised Ransom Goods

IN FRENZIED AND VIOLENT ATTACh  Castro Charges ‘Swindle’ On Ransom Goods Promise

Castro Declares U.S. ‘Swindled’  Cuba on Ranson Kennedy Called   Kennedy Called ‘Ruffian’ During Frenzied Attack

Diem And Brother Buried   Their Deaths Termec Accidental Suicide Reveals Key Fiqure

Measure Now Goes To Senate   Plan Would Give U.S.  Buyers Lower Prices

 AFTER 270 YEARS  Massachusetts Finally Bans Courtroom Prisoners Cage

Joint Chiefs Seem In Darl  On Test Ban   Military Men's Views Sought By Senate Committee

Joint Chiefs Mum on Pact  Nuclear Test Ban 7," seeeige: ) Ge ae ee

Joint Chiefs Of Staff Left In Dark On Details Of Limited N-Testing Ban

Powers Sign N-Ban Treaty   Pact Initialed After Three-Hour Meeting in Hall of Moscow Palace   Joint Chiefs Left in Dark

Joint Chiefs Left in Dark On Test Bané   Position of Military Leaders Toward Pact Unknown at Praesent

Joint Chiefs Of Staff In Dark Over Details Of Test Ban Pact   Military Chiefs Unable To Take Position On Three-Nation Treaty

Soviet, Red China Resume Effort to Halt Widening of Breach in Commie Movement

Red Talks Resume ‘Today  Khrushchev Fndc   Khrushchev Ends Visit To Ukraine

Khrushchev Back Home   ARAFUSACHOV Back riOomM  Cones PPP PEP LI PDL ODO OOO DED SAD  “Ideological Discussions Resumed in Moscow

Governor Out To Improve Ohio Picture   Announcement Follows Republic Expansion Outline

Other Nations Interested in Signing Pact  France, Red China Expected to be Bbii.aith es ut ee

NON - COMMUNIST WORLD...  Groundswell Developing To Join Ban-Bomb Pact

RESEARCH VEHICLE UNMANNED ‘Maneuverable’ Craft Launched by Soviets

At annual meeting of W. Sunbathing Assn.  Civic leaders shun opportunity to speak

California Officials “"Unavailable"—  Getting Nudist Confab Speaker Proves Tough

POLITICIANS CLOTHED IN SHYNESSS a : y  No Welcome Nat  ut for Convention

HOPES VISITORS KEEP THEIR SHIRTS ON  Mayor Shies Away From Fleshy Frolic

Officials Not Prude But Fleshy Frolic Brings  Scores of Speaking Denials

Inside Today   Can't Get Into Swing Calif. City And County Officials Balk At Going To Sunbathers Convention

BLUSHING OFFICIALS THINK UP EXCUSES Everybody Ducking Welcome Talk to Nudists' Fleshy Fresno Frolic

SINGER'S TO BUY N.Y. CORPORATION   Facilites of Electronics Firm Will Be Transferred to Plant Here

State Senate Acts To Trim $30 Million Off Budget Increase  Burns, McCarthy Say Feeling  Running Aaainct Withholdina

Two Railroads In N. C. Face Strike Impact  Seaboard, ACL, But Not Southern Would Be Idled

MORE HEAVY FIGHTING IS IN PROSPECT   Only Neutralist Forces To Allow Observer Unit

Some Sectors Starved ‘Russia Faces Big Problem: ‘In Economic Race With U.S   By JOSEPH D. HUTNYAN  I'nited Preece International

Cant Catch Up  Grim Competition Between United States, Russia Over Economic Successes

Ministers Unit Ends Three-Day Ottawa Meeting   Council Pledges Increased Vigilance Against Peril of Ree Aggression.

Three Points Of ‘New Look’ Plan Offered   Rusk Returning To Washington After Spring Mee!

Unity Pledge Ends Meeting In Canada   British Bombers Join U.S. Polaris Subs In the Mediterranean

NATO To Emphasize The Nuclear   Minislers Stress Three Maior Points

BUT IT’LL CONTINUE Defense Officials Irked By Senate’s TFX Probe

Thousands. Expected to View Decorations of Christmas Season  Blocks of Homes, Business Areas F onl YY be ee ee Dee Or eee ee re   Blocks of Homes, Business Areas Glow With Liahts as Music Rinas

Thousands Expected fo View Decorafions of Christmas Season  Blocks of Homes. Business Areas   Blocks of Homes, Business Areas Glow With Lights as Music Rings

Cape Hotel ls Sold by Astronauts   Criticism Cited; Sever Nearly Double Their Original Outlay

Motel Interest Sold at Profit By Astronauts   Florida Lawyer Discloses Deal

ROCKEFELLER GETS COLD SHOULDER  Dixie Republicans Meet, Plan Goldwater Drive

Report lraq Rebel Troops Take Control   Soldiers Stop Raids On Red Strongholds ; Fighting In Basra

Between Iraqi revolutionaries and Red troops  Battle in Baghdad appears to have quieted

Iraqi Rebel Battle With Reds Abates   Regime Appears In Firm Control  Of Capital City

Shops In Capital Still Closed, But Stores Located In Outskirts Operate

New Regime Appears To Be In Firm Control  Battle Between Iraqi Rebels, Reds Dies Down

Fighting Dies Down in Iraq   Rebel Troops. Reported In Control of Baghdad

U.S. QUICK TO ACCEPT NEW GROUP   German Visitor Says Baghdad Is  Nearing Normal

TO ACCEPT NEW CROUP   German Visitor Says Baghdad Is  Nearing Normal

U.S. Recognifion Is Given Government Of lraq Revolution   Baghdad Is Reportedly Quiet: Evidence Given ol Rensamwm Feaeslas

FIGHTING ENDS IN BAGHDAD   Bonn Aide Reports Rebels ‘In Firm Control’ Against d Hoidouts

Battle Between lraqi Rebels, neds Dies Down   Traveler From Baghdad Says New Regime In Firm Control Of Nation

Fighting with Red Holdouts af Beirut Over   Fighting at Port of Basra Still Going On

a"4a* aac wa =        a ce]  =a AN = 1 we  ne %  = aa nanan”  ved we. w Ow

Revolutionary Soldiers’ Raids On Red Strongholds in Capital Stopped Says West German

Both Houses’ Bills Alfered In Measure   State, Federal Jurisdiction  Is Provided

Thixton Co-pilots  Planes-and Boys   Dallas Sweats   Irving Eyes That Lazy River Bottom

Budget Hike Barred by 12 GOP Solons   24 Democrats Back Brown's Plan—27 ‘Needed for Passag:

Oo Ger VYakm KReceprion In Capital  Rep. Powell Really in’ Hot Water

on the important measure. On Tuesday he disappeared. TATKING TO NO ONE

Brown Rules Case Referred to Brokaw  Palestine Political Ad Incident To Be Probed

Lots of Goodies!   State and County Safe for Drivers On Long Holiday

Americans in Haiti Warned of Possible Violent Outbreak   Told to Store Food, Water, Avoid Downtown Port au Prince

Americans Cautioned In Haiti   U.S. Embassy Warns Against Outbreaks  of Violence

Haifi Trouble Brings Warning To Americans  Violence Outburst Takes Toll; Mass  reac te ARA rta

Spanish Ship Six Davs Overdue   Liner Chief Says Fire Handled Calmly

First Breakthrough  In State’s Secondary System, But Negroes Are Irked With Delay

U. $. SENATORS WRANGLE OVER ‘EASY’ HOURS   ‘Cerebral Incoherence’ Mentioned In Hot Verba! Gunfire   DIRKSEN AND DODD IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Dodd’s Charge of Lazy Leadership In Senate Touches Off Lively Roy

NEWS INDEX      DIRKSEN CITES ‘CEREBRAL INCOHERENCE’  Senators Fidget’ Over Hours

unarge Stirs how in Senate santas — annem OR  Wall St. Hours in Washington?

Breaks Up Murder Trial   Icy Air Now Stinging Midsection of Nation

Bitter Cold Snap Heads This Way  Warnings Of Cold  Wave  ae epee

New Cold Numbs Mos OF USA   Eastern Two-Thirds Feel Record-Breaker That Spreads South

Vast Sections Of Nation Cold   Freeze Extends Intc Texas; Tornadoes In South Georgia

Subzero Air Stings U.S. Midsection  Temperatures Hit Nearly 30 Below  S a Mae

Low Marks Set  Record Breaking Cold Wave Numbs Maior Portion of U.S

Cold Again Invades Southland  Warnings Out For All States  Se oe i) es oe

Subzero Cold Sets Records in Midwest   New Freeze Aims at Florida, Gulf and Atlantic Coas

Heads east and south Icy air, powered by winds, stings midsection today

 Business-Pleasure Travel Senate Tax Writers Ready To Revert to Old System

BY a ARTES te =n Pea RN atc aS os MLS nT BT En  She’ . ; Married a 1 Soldier!  What ll I Tell the Bovs?

Kansas Model of Berlin Wall Symbol of May Day Contrasts   Rocky Rattles Off No Comments

 She Lost 136 Pounds  Spoonful Of Food Too Much After 117 Days Of Fasting

Woman Loses , Appetite, 136 Lbs After Long Fast   (See Picture Page 2)

Misssing: Appetite for Fasting  Woman Fasts II7 Days: She Loses 136 Pounds

Foreshadows Another 6 Weeks Of Winter—  Punxsutawney Groundhog See's Shadow: Back In Hole

EX- C OMMU! N IST RE PORTS:  Life in Hungary Is ‘Inferno on Earth’

Red Hungary ‘An Inferno On Earth To Disillusioned Former Communist

Former Communist Leader Describes ‘Bestial’? World Behind fron Curtain

[ron Curtain Life ‘Inferno’   Ex-Communist Leader Says Hungary Conditions Grim

Kennedy Warns of Unemployment Unless Taxes Cut   President Paints Somber Pictitre of Economy Unless Steps Taken

Kennedy Says Cut Taxes Or Face Bad Era   President Makes Dire Prediction In Chicago Talk

Nation May Face \-Year Slump, Kennedy Warns   President Sees Long Period of Economic Woes Unless Taxes Are Cut.

Warning From JFK co Nation Faces 10 Years of Woe Unless Tax Cut Passes

Inspection Stickers, Licenses Lag Here   Recession Seen Unless Taxes Cut

Presses tor tax cuf, other plans   Action imperative to ward off recession: JFK   Praises Airfield

Dedicates Chicago Airport         JEK Worns Nation May Face 0 Years Recession [f Tax. Cu; isn’t Annreved

Recession Could Last Full Decade   Chicago Speech ‘Most Somber’ Dollar Appraisal

Kennedy Gives Tax W. arning Says Recession  To Dit Nation T]nlese Toves Cid

Cites Urgent Job Needs In the 60's   President Lists Huge Tidal Wave of Workers Flooding Labor Market

Kennedy Predicts 10-Year Recession Unless Congress Approves Income Tax Slash

JFK Offers Most Somber Appraisal  Pushes $10 Billion Levy Cut During © Visit to Chicago

SCHOOL TAXES DISCUSSED      New Cold Wave Brings Ice Storm To Texas

Uses Gun 3 Times in 14 Days ———— Ee ys  Was Cop Trigger Happy Or Did He Have Choice?

 fiFSt Phase fests Concluded  Saturn Booster May Exceed Power of Soviet Rockets

With Saturn booster U.S. could soon overtake Russia rocket power lead

Saturn Scores.  May Launch 33,000-Pounc Satellite Into Orbit Soon

Successful Saturn Booster May Overtake Soviet Lead   Experiment Successful

May Overtake Soviet Rocket Power Lead— Saturn's Success Boosts Space Program Outlook

Saturn Success Narrows ‘Space Gap; US. May Soon Overtake Soviet Union

According To Labor Dept. Report On Federal Efforts a ene eg EEE REPORTS  Training Skips Hard-Core Unemplovec

According To Labor Dept. Report On Federal Efforts  Training Skips Hard-Core Unemployec

to Cut Preperty Tax Burden  Haghes Budget To Call  For Increase In Taxes

Hughes Will Ask Tax Increases to Help Fase Burden on lowa Property.

Hughes to Ask Tax Increases   Necessary to Give Property Tax Relief

Davidson tells senators  Railroad Brotherhoods see JFK plenas unacceptable

triefine In London ee cm nema aa A Ae i ls OE AT TL TTL  Test Ban Diseussed

Hunt Missing Bolivian Plane   Airliner Carrying 41 Vanishes On Flight Over Andes Mountains

2 itietienns Riding On Lost DC6 Bolivian Airliner  Lost: 41 Aboard

Five Little Girls, Boy Burn To Deat! When Flames Race Through Home

9 Little Girls And A Boy Perish In Midnight Blaze In Their Duplex Residence

Six Children Perish In Maine Blaze  3 Escape Flames As Fire Sweeps Portland Honse

noe eo he a OS          “ee CS Me ceepa©’rty Co- (Continued On  TOP TROUBLE-SHOOTER CLAIMS  Civil Rights Proposal Overdue

Violent Death ‘List In State ‘Put At Nine   Funeral For Judge Paul Is Held At Washinaton

Nine Violent Deaths Noted Over Weekend  Mother, Daughter Killed By Blaze In Charlotte Hom

2 of Family Found Slain  In Wisconsin   Search Ordered  For 16-Year-Old

Skies Clear     Meet mn      lf No Unexpected Rains Appear, Ohio Valley Waters Ebb

DESTRUCTION WIDESPREAD  Flood Waters Recede As Skies Clear In Eastern Half Of US

‘Snow, ee Winds (Hit New York      Death Toll, Damage Mount As  Dozen States Dig Out Of Debris

 Mop Up Job Started Floods Recede After Causing ‘Misery in More Than 12 Areas

Disaster Relief Pours Into Skopje  Threat Of Disease Grips Quake City

On Inside Pages   World Relief Pours In... Fear of Disease Grips Quake City

Bodies of Gl, Bride Said Found  Disease Now Hovering Over Broken Skopje.

Hunting Toll Reaches 28   Nine Die by Gunshot, 17 of Heart Attacks and Two in Plane Crash

Sunday Closing Not to be Enforced In State Until November, December

Sunday Sale Law Ruled Poor Effort - Late Fall Test In Supreme Court

Military Broadcasts Declaration  Freedom Of Press, Religion Promised By Viet Nam Leaders   (See pictures, Pages 3, 17) (Mme. Nhu story, Page 17)

Program Calls For Religious, Press Freedom   Curfew Imposed; Not Aiming At Dictatorship

Program Set For Viet Nam   Military Leaders Seek Freedom Of Press. Religion: Set Curfew

IN SOUTH VIET NAM TODAY New Leaders Issue Program   Lists Proposed Reforms

SOVIETS CREATE NEW U.S. CONVOY INCIDENT   MILITARY GIVE ASSURANCES _  Viet Nam Promised Free Rule

Military Broadcasts Declaration  Freedom Of Press, Religion Promised By Viet Nam Leaders   (See Mme. Nhu story, picture, Page 17)

Democracy, Liberty Is Promised in Viet Nam      U.S. State Departmen t Advises Mme. Nhu Her Three Children Safe

Freedom of Press, Reilgion In New — Viet Nam Program   ‘Military Leaders Call for Quick Return To Constitutional Type of Government

Pledges Democracy Viet Nam Junta Denies  Setting Up Dictatorship

Leaders Say They Spurn Dictatorship   Press And Religion Freedom Pledged In Broadcast Statement

Soviets Insist Mediterranean Be Free Zone  Action Is Aimed At Polaris Subs

30-Year Student Of Incident Believes Jesus Was Tried, Convicted Illegally

TOoOCALY TEREMPPRATURES   Jesus Tried And Convicted Illegally, Chicago Judge Shows

‘Malaysia Breaks ‘With Two Countries   Philippines And Indonesia Had Viewed New Nation With Considerable Aversion

IN THOMPSON -MURDER CASE  State Tries To Prove Million Dollar Motive

Ike Asks Scranton To Be Candidate  Pennsylvania’s Governor To Give It ‘Deep Thought’

Pennsylvania Governor May Be Undecided On Candidacy, But Chances Are Improving

. ~~AS POSSIBLE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE—  Suddenly Scranton In Spotlight

 Ex-President Urges ‘Deeper Thought’ Word from lke Booms Interest in Scranton

Urged By Ike To Think About Possibility Scranton Says He Isn't In Presidential Race, But...

Whether bipartisan agreement  JFK will get answer soon on civil rights measure

Kennedy Awaits Republican OK On Civil Rights  Democrats Seeking   Democrats Seeking Agreement To Insure Passage Of Measure

KENNEDY GETS ANSWER TODAY ON RIGHTS BILL   ATTEMPTS TO WOO REPUBLICANS FOR BIPARTISAN VOTE

[Kennedy Hopefully Awaits Answer ‘Bipartisan Agreement Is  le suaht on Civil Rights Bill

Kennedy fo Gef Answer on Bill   House Committee to   House Committee to Vote on Rights Plan

JFK To Get Answer On Rights Bill   Committee Vote Due Tuesday On Strong Measure

Lawmakers Near Vote On Rights   Kennedy Awaiting  Rule On Measure

JFK Hopefully Awaits Pact on Civil Rights  House Judiciary Committee Due

GOP Planto Change Meaning Of National Debt Limit Appears Popular Idea With Democrats

Searching Sub’ Heard Signals’ After Sinking+   Not Believed To Have Been  USS Thresher

Naval Inquiry Continues in  Sub Tragedy   Jask Forces Tries to Locale Hull of Thresher

Cite Strange Signals Near Missing Sub   Admiral Says Electronic Emissions Could Have Come From Thresher

Admiral Says Signals Not From Men on Sub   Storms Hit Hawaii, Midwest; Drought in New England

from the sailors: silence  Sounds from A-sub's tomb not rom trapped men

Admiral Testifies That Searching Sub Picked Up Signals from Ocean

Reduce Assessments On Railroad Property   Tax Commission Increases Values On Utilities

eo e e 8 'Tax Commission Lists New Figures...  lowa Rail Assessments Dow:

Johnson Makes Change Latin American Policy Put Under Thomas Manr

LBJ Moves Tommy Upstairs  Mann Made Chief Of U. S. Policies  In Latin America

Barry Will File For Senate Race  Goldwater Faces   Goldwater Faces  _Problem_in. 1964.

Amendment Now Goes To House ~   Representatives OK Final Passage Of Padre Island Bill

Morocco Claims Algeria Massing Arms Near Oasis   Sources Report Buildup Includes Tanks, Bombers

TO CUT LAOS BUILDUP Bomb Red China Supply Lines, Goldwater Urees

Breakfast Held for Betancourt Labor Leaders  Venezuelan n Chi ief

At Heavily Guarded Miami Airport Dining Room— Betancourt Host To US, Venezuelan Labor Leader:

Betancourt  Plavs Host  For Labor Move Aimed At  Worker Support Sy Fr... as pe

Senator Says Altering Aids Kennedy Bill   Magnuson Predicts Fast Action On Bill To Aid Civil Rights

" Takes Sign Too Seriously éttmeitia ts  "Man Finds Motel TV Is Free— ‘But Not ToHaul Away In Car

takes Sign Too Seriously et ac tna tee  Man Finds Motel TV Is Free — iss Nes Ge Mou! Away ke Gu:

ITHER SHOT DELAYED  Saturn Rocket Blazes To 4th Straight Success

Saturn Rocket Blasts Off To Test Success  Saturn Rocket Gets Fourth Test Success

Great Saturn Rocket Test Is Completed   Proves 8 Can Function With Faulty Engine

JFK Tries To Ease Division Of Allies   Tax Reduction Possible; Reforms In For Trouble

ODDS OVER UNITY   Kennedy Using Every Persuasive Power To Get DeGaulle To Work With Allies

President Kennedy Tells de Gaulle  Atlantic Alliance Splits Invite Trouble

Third explosion in three days Police hold white man found with qun nearby

Suspect Nabbed In Three Blasts  Tuscaloosa Jolted By New Bombing

Suspect Held In Alabama Dynamiting   Police Pick Up White Man Carrying Shotgun in Truck

_ Epic Slarring Critics Acclaim ‘And Deride Ultra Spectacular Cleopatra

Morse Asks Crackdown On Raiders   Senator Proposes Enforcing Neutrality Act on Cuba Exiies

Morse Urges Penalty For Cuban Raids  Ban on Re-Entry Of Refugees to U. S. Pronosed

Cuban Raiders May Be Barred from U.S.   Morse Says Raids Are Ineffeciive, Dangerous.

Inaugural Raps Fiscal Management ; Governor Questions ‘Hatfield's Efficiency

King Pledges Demonstrations Will Continue  More Than 250 Marchers Arrested;

TURN DOGS, © FIRE HOSES ON NEGROES   Bob Kennedy Objects To Use Of Children In Demonstrations; King Promises Double D. Day.

CHENANGO COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER   [Double D-Day In Birmingham, Ala.

Police Dogs, Fire Hose Used Upon Racial Demonstrators af Birmingham   Ten Freedom Marchers Are Jailed in Alabama

Massive New Race Parades Promised   Vow Made After Police Dogs, Kare Hoses Scatter Croivds

Fire Hoses, DogsTurned On Negroes   Cleric Says More Protests Slated In Alabama City

New Demonstrations  Promised In South   In Wake Of Police Action

More Racial Outbursts Due For Alabama  Police Dogs And Fire Hoses Repulse RBirmineham Crowd

Integration Leaders Vow Massive Demonstrations; Todav—Double 'D-Day’   Catholic Parent Movement ls Snowballing in Missouri

“Double D-Day”  In Riotous Dixie   Filling The Jails At Birmingham

Crowd Repulsed By Police, Dogs In Birmingham  Thousands May Be Arrested, Belief

[Demonstrators Plan — All-Out Attack After — Water And Dogs Used

  FIRE HOSES ON NEGROES   Bob Kennedy Objects To Use Of Children In Demonstrations; King Promises Double DDay.

Arrests End Pilgrimage   BIRMINGHAM SITUATION AT ‘CROSSROADS’  Massive Racial Action Promised

‘Double D-Day’ Coming Sunday  King Says Thousands May Be Arrested

New Massive Racial Demonstrations  Planned In Wake-Of Many Arrests

Press, Union Officials Meet, Make No Progress   ELECT OFFICERS Scott Young Demos Club Receives Charter

GOVERNOR HAS CONFIDENCE IN 10-MAN BOARD   FEELS AGREEMENT WILL BE REACHED BY DEADLINE DATE

WILL NOT TRY TO END DEADLOCK   Kerner Hits “Outside Heat” On Commission, Didn’t Consult Daley On GOP Redistricting Veto.

Kerner Hits “Outside Heat” On Commission, Didn't Consult Daley On GOP Redistricting Veto.

‘Latest Attack by Chinese Heightens Squabble Between Communist Giants  Red China Charges Russia Kidnaped Thousands in '62

TimesTable   Red China Bares ‘Frontier Trouble’ With Soviet Union: Say Thousands Kidnaped

Innermost Secrets Divulged  Red Chinese Charge Soviet Kidnap Plot

Apparent Plot To Overthrow Border Regime   Attacks Took Place During April, May ‘62

Russia Accused of Plot Against China   US. Blamed By Cuba for Bomb Attack on City

NE AAClESCS MOSCOW Ui NiGnGping mousands in poraer riot  Frontier Trouble Brews Between Red Giants

China Airs Secrets of Border Feud With Russians   Raiding Airplanes Bomb Cuban Home, Fidel Says

Soviets charged with plot  Red China says Russia kidnaped many Chinese

Peking Airs Border Dispute With Russia   Claims Chinese Hordes Lured Into Soviet Union

Communist: China--Claims.Russia Kidnaps Thousands To Overthrow Red Regime

Advantage To States Is Emphasized   Theory Advanced Improved Business Increases Revenue

JFK Ready To Renew Tax Fight   Plan To Outline Benefits To State, Local Governments

U.S. To Refrain From Nuclear Air Tests   LAPUPEA Ys CFP BP PEINGCAEF EAP EINES ECP NEG  Major Railroad Strike Threat Looms As Negotiators Scurry

Final Legal Obstacle Ends Tuesday Night   New Work Rules Would Likely Cause Walkout

Strike Of Railroads Is Feared   Cooling Oil Time Will Expire  ry Tuesday

Proponents: Encouraged  By The Vote   Indicate They Will Try Again

Protests Ended: No Housing Bill      Legislation Dies In Committee   Rights Plan Moves; Hard Journey Seen

May End Statehouse Demonstrations Fair Housing Bill Dies In Committee

West Virginia  House Takes  Up Tax Fight Senate Okays Bill  Extending Boost;  Amendments« I ace

Final Work Being Done On Voice For Cathedral   Honeymoon In New Orleans Becomes A Cinderella Story

Police Hunt Leads Around Swanton Area   Murder Ruling Returned; Boy Shot 3 Times

Hope To End Threat More Pressure Against  Cuba Is Sought By U. S.

U.S. Seeks More Pressure Against Cuba, Stull Base For 17,000 Soviet Troops

PLAN RALLY T0 OUST RUSSIANS   U. S, BEGINS LONG STRUGGLE TO RID CUBA OF SOLDIERS

Seeks To End Soviet Threat In Hemisphere   Officials Believe Campaign May Be Long, Difficult

Step-up U.S. pressures against Cuba  In effort to end   In effort to end Red threat in hemisphere

U.S. Attempting To Rally Strong Pressures On Cuba   Analysis   Background Of The News

SEEKS TO END HEMISPHERE SUBVERSION   Economic, Psychological Measures Proposed  roTius aTTr   Between 16,000, 17,000 Soviet Troops, Technicians Still On Island

IT'S NEXT STEP TO END THREAT AS TALKS END   Still the Base’ for Estimated 16,000 to 17,000 Rosean Saltese    NO. FULL SOLUTION   Long, Difficult Campaign Anticipated; U, S., Soviet Formally End Crisis

U.S. Seeks More Heat On Castro   Diplomatic Close Put To Crisis; Russian Talks Concluded

SOVIET TROOPS STILL THERE  U.S. Seeks Stronger  Pressures on Cuba

-LONG CAMPAIGN PREDICTED U.S. Bids To Increase  Anti-Cuban Pressures

U.S. Seeking to Rally Stronger Cuba Pressures.   Over 16,000 Russian Troops Still on Isle

In Attempt To Halt Red Threat.... U. S. Launches Cold War Campaign Against Castro

U.S. After Pressure On Castro  Wants End To Red Threat c. Nisarhyu

Many Soviet Troops Still Remain in Cuba   Loose Ends Left, but...  U.S., Soviets Close Out Cuban Crisis

Joint U.S.-Soviet Letter Formally Ends Cuban Crisis: Problems Are Unresolved

U.S. Seeks Strone Pressures, Short Of Invasion, To Eventually Free Cubs

U.S. Tries to Rally Stronger Pressure Against Red Cuba   Stevenson and Kuznetsov Formally End Crisis; No Full Settlement Reached.

as-Oklahoma Project M  Flint Hills "National Prairie Hiking Trail Is Proposed By Udall

Federal Aid To Hiking? Udall Makes Offer To Kansas, Oklahoma Governors

50-Mile Walking Binge May Result In Hiking Trail Across Kansas-Oklahoma

J. P., PAUL OR CHARLIE?  At Least One To F all Within Next Five Days

It's Pennzoil Co. Now South Penn Stockholders Approve 3-Company Merger

MARCH LAMB ENTERS IN MIXED UP STYLE WITH SNOW FLURRIES, WARM TEMPERATURIES  February Moisture Is Below Normai — Only 5’,0f Snow

How It Wuz  MARCH LAMB ENTERS IN MIXED UP STYLE  WITH SNOW FLURRIES,, WARM TEMPERATURIES  February Moisture Is Below Normal — Only 5”.0of Snow 

UK Envoy Harried In  Indonesia   Police Attempt Block Of Ambassador

Little Mention Of Planned Goals:  Scranton Delivers ‘Call To Arms’ ~ In Harrisburg Inauguration Speech

New Governor Gives Challenge   Republicans Again Hold State Reins

Typhoon Ravages Pacific      Saipan Hardest Hit OT Several Islands In Path Of Olive

—GUAM, ROTA, TINIAN ALSO HIT— Typhoon Olive Wrecks Saipan’s Crops. Homes

Warm Debate on Secession Issue Flares  North:“Kast Valley ‘Chambers Leaders Air Views at Mee}

Warm Debate on Secession Issue Flares  “North, East Vailey Chambers Leaders   ‘North, East Vailey Chambers Leaders Ate Views at Meet

Canadian Plane Crash Kills 118   After Takeoff In Rain at Montreal

Four-Engine Canadian Jetliner Crashes Ir A Driving Rain Killing 118 Persons Four Minutes After Its Takeoff Friday Night

The Weather   Fiery Canadian Plane Crash Fatal To 118   Mishap Is Second Worst In World Aviation History

Fiery Canadiar Plane Crash Fatal To 118   Mishap Is Second Worst In World Aviation History

Canadian Crash — Toll, 118, Topped Only Once Before   Dallas Bustles: Ruby In Good Spirit

African Reds Seen Aided  ote Rha © ak   Common Mart Snub Of Britain Cited

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Britain's Exclusion From Common Market Aiding Reds In Africa.

Reprisal Said Spur to Reds  DeGaulle 'No’ Delays ECM Bid of 18 African Nations

Anglo Friends Delay Pact  Market Block May Be  Bonus to African Reds

Aspirin, X- hays Ready If Needed   ‘Beautiful’ Is Wife’s  Reaction To Launching

COOPER HAS THROAT EXAMINED BEFORE FLIGHT  Medical Backup: Aspirin To X-Ray

Great Medical Team Mobilizes to Back Astronaut’s Long Flight   Here Are Facts on Today's Shot

Great Team Of Medical ‘People Alert   Temporary Medical Centers Arranged  Around the World

 6 ® Council Predicts Increase in Fallout  Exposure Too Small for  ee ee Fo) ee pe eee

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Predict Increase In Radioactive Fallout: No Cause For Concern

Study shows more fallout   Exposure too small to cause national concern

Soviet Tests Last Year Main Reason  Fallout Increases, Still Not Dangerou:

n the United Nations  Indonesia, Britain exchange bitter words about Malaysia

COMPULSORY ARBITRATION SEEN REMEDY   Management-Union Rows Leading Into Crisis,  Secretary Warns   TELLS BOTH SIDES:  DECISION IS NEAR

‘Volunteer Risks Own Life To Disprove Foul Play’      18 BLAST VICTIMS Identification  —A Grim Task

Rancher Johnson Pumps  “ands “in Visit to: Cit   (Photo on. Picture Page)

College Aid Bill Voted By Senate  Private Court Suit Provision Perils Measure

Russians Dro p Moon Race  Khrushchev Declares Reds Have no Plans  To Land Man on Moon; Wishes U.S. Luck

Khrushchev Says Russia Is Not Racing for Micon   Soviet Premier  Also Hedges on Deal  To Buy U.S. Grain

Nikita Denies ‘Space Race’  Halt to U.S. Wheat Deal  Suggested to Reporters

Nikita Claims Soviet Not in Moon Contest   Cautious Eye on Terms for Wheat

Wishes Luck To U.S. For 1970 Attempt   Pledges Study Of U.S. Experiences Some Link Cutback To Poor Crops

SAYS RUSSIA NOT RACING TO PLANT MAN ON PLANET   KREMLIN MAY HALT NEGOTIATIONS TO BUY U.S. WHEAT

Premier Admits Farm Problems   Takes Time To Wish U.S. Luck In 1970 Moon Try

Study Experiences  Khrushchev Says Russia Not Racing U.S. to Moon

Mr. KC Declares Soviets Are Out Of Moon Race   Also Issues Wheat Sale Warning

TFX contract probe Senator questions truth of testimony by Gilpatric

Redistricting Up to Court   Governor Asks Attorney General To Beain Action in High Tribunal

Where 3 Cops Were Injured  School Construction Pickets  Meet Sclidly Massed Police

WHT Report to the Nation on iV  [Kennedy Steps Up Tax Plan Battle

$63 Each For Little Guys $8.4 Million In  Cotton Subsidies Paid 13 Growers

Texas Judge Is Shot Dead   $9.22 PISTOL   AUTHORITIES PUZZLED   SECRETARY RUNS

Magazine Denounces Hero eee eee eee ee  Robin’s a Hood: And Marian...

. .And Maid Marian ‘Certainly No Mi aid’   Britons Call Robin Hood B

Pledges Defense of Church  Pope Speaks In Seven  Languages at Crowning

Higher Education Measure Signed   Sets Up Commission To Coordinate Plans

BillSignedfo Set Up Missouri EAncation Group   To Coordinate Activities In All Universities

Misinformation Blamed - S. Viet Nam Coup Said Helped By US. Policy

Aw Defense of Alaska ‘Adequate, Officials Say   Today in Washington

Rare Poison Is Found In Tuna Tin  No Explanation Why Only One Can Affected

Two Detroit Women Die One Tuna Can Among Thousands Believed to Be Contaminated

TESTS REVEAL  Can—Not Tuna ‘Took Two Lives   Area Story Page 13,

Grant Girls   Salary Raises Said Too Small Brainerd Teachers Threaten to Quit

Republican Challenge Is Strong  Mavor’s Marcvir   Mayor’s Margin Of Victory About 70,000

Tate Takes Philadelphia;  Wright, Ervin Run Ahead   Gubernatorial Race Close In Kentucky

Philippine Claim on North Borneo Brings New Crisis to Jungle Islana

Arctic Air Hits State  Colder Weather Expected To Sta Around All Wee

AUSTIN UP! —- Gov. John Connally today accused state AFL-CIO leaders of trying to in OG aeam carial teeume in levac

Find Many Iowans Owe More Tax   Check Shows $12 Million May Be Due State

Returns From ‘6! Probed   State Expects To Get at Least $1.5 Million More

Hamlet Soldier  Helped To Kill 2 Korean Reds  McManus Is 6’5” Negro; Dead Ringe: For Willie McCovey

Barber Closes Shop Due to Continued Harassment by Sit-in Demonstrators

Marriage Of Negro Giri To White Resident Of Georgia Ruled Void   John Trumpy, Boat Builder, Dies Suddenly

Negro Coed’s Marriage  Called Void  Georgia Official Says Interracial  Wedding Ileval

Negro Coed’s  Nuptials ‘Void’ Georgia Aide Rules Against Mixed Pair

Negro Coed s Nuptials ‘Void pees a si de —  mmarsaametb AAstwart Maiev

May seek criminal indictment  Negro coed’s marriage to white college student void

Senate Democrats Wary Of Meeting With Welsh, Who Urges Big Tax Hike   Rv STEVE VAN CLEVE

Violence Takes 19 Lives In N.C.  Traffic Accidents Responsible For

Clearance Must Be  Increased   No Problem Is Foreseen  By DON MURDAUGH

Smith In First Hearing Offer  Break Indicated In Stalemate On CR Legislation

Debt Limit Hike  Given Clearance  House Group Okays Series Of Boosts

Macmillan Apparently Given a Stay in Office   Steel, Labor Reach Historic Accord

Senator Is Critical RD 6 ELST TT  Some Red Troops  Are Leaving Cuba

Melting Snows   Troops In Cuba  Russ Pull Out Slowly   Troops In Cuba

Cuba Charges U.S. Prepares for Attack   Red Troop Pullout From Cuba Laaaina

Leaders Set To Defy Ban On Paradine   Negroes Planning To Resnme Monday n Fishing Town  In Fishing

Negroes Slate Monday March At Cambridge   Leaders to Challenge National Guard Ban On Demonstrations

Just A‘Sittin’ And A’Thinkin‘      Answering King’s Call Pickets March in Danville; 14 Jailed, 107 Now In Custody

Negroes To Resume Marching   National Guard Still On Alert in Tense Maryland City

Urge Legislature Session  Negro Leaders Schedule Marches in Spite of Ban

Would Defy . . . .. . Militia Law Edicts Negroes Plan Resumption  Of Marches in Cambridge

Negroes Set Resumption Of Parades    Flout Guard Edict vIn Cambridge; White March. Halted

Cambridge Marches To Resume Monday      Jackson Registration Books May Be Re-Opened

Negroes Defy March Banin Cambridge  Demonstrations Scheduled to be   Demonstrations Scheduled to be Resumed Monday

Weather   ers, first granted to Souvanna Oct. 7, 1962, he is permitted to rule by decree.

Study Challenge In U.S. Courts On Re-District   Michigan Lawmakers Are Considering Move

Party Fight on Scranton Budget; Senate OK’s Vote on Constitution

Hoover Commission Reports  Reorganizing Mental Unit  Seen Saving $4.6 Million

Submit 61. Suggestions  To Rhodes  Propose To Merge   Propose To Merge  Several Agencies

MA Veathe rvane  YESTERDAY   61 Changes Are Recommended  Hoover’ Group Scans Ohio Mental Setup

Diem Proves Strength  Vietnamese Regime Puts 19 On Trial as Revolt Leaders

Eminent Domain Is Center Of Tilt   Judge, Ex-Trustee Of OSU Presents Views To Senate

Fémperatures toRise™ °  Warm Southwest Wind Chase Cold From State

Birmingham Committee Signs Pact   Desegregation, Job Opportunity Are Key Issues

Four Points Won by Negro Group  Five Weeks of Tension End; * Prisoners Being Released

Bitter Cold Grips North Half of U.S.   Minnesota Boasts Low Mark at —18; South Dry, Balmy

Offers no alternative Hughes presentiy concentrating efforts on defeating Shaff plan

Hughes—Not Offering Any Alternative to Shaff Plan   Opposed to Everything In Shaff Plan   Other Plans Fairer

Khrushchev Says Test Ban Trealy Is Within Siatit   Promic: Announces a Fast Pace in Talks With Na Hitches.

K Asserts Test Pact Is in Sight   Calls Harriman to Hi: Side at Reception, Tells Optimism

3ecause Talks Are Going on So Well, He Tells Envoys—  Khrushchev: Test Ban Pact In Sight

Seen Kager  To Express  Confidence   Ambassadors Told ‘Talks Going Well. Without Obstacles’

Soviet Airs Contidence  About Talks   Premier’s Comment Made in Presence  Of U. S. Negotiator

Anxious To Voice Public Confidence  Khrushchev Offer   Khrushchev Offer Boosts Speculation On Summit Meet.

Khrushchev’ s Sweeping Proposals  Hopes For An East-West Suneneil Meeting Are Becoming Brighter

Summit Meeting Hopes Increased  Moscow Negotiations Near an Aareement

Russian Leader Is Optimistic. Agreement  On Test Ban Near--- Mr. K

Khrushchev Declares Test Ban Agreement Appears In Sight   Soviet Leader Set To Meet Chinese

House Speaker Expects Resolution On Budget   Rockefeller To Assess Future

Governors Scuttle Wallace’s Scheme   Tennessee Contractor Kefauver’s Successor

Walters Namec Successor fo Sen. Kefauver  East Tennessee Contractor Called More Conservative

Hughes Says Appointees Will Take Office   Despite Ruling By Atty. General They Are Invalid

Roosevelt Jr. Speaks Mind At Hearing  - Discrimination Ha Become ‘Exnlocive   Discrimination Has Become ‘Explosive National Issue’

MOAALURS HEAR PDR JR. fg  Racial Discrimination Called Explosive Issue

McDonald’s Disclosure of No Specific Pact  Proposals Throws Cloud Over Union Parley

Joint Meetings Fail to Produce Pact Proposals   USW President Says He Hasn't ‘Given Up Hope,’ Asks for New  Discussions.

Retaining Hope  McDonald Reports Failure To Get Concrefe Proposals On New Steel Labor Contract

The Great Worry of Graduation Week 12 Years of Hope Can Vanish in a Car Crash

Parents Age Notably As Prom Season Is Underway   Business Leaders Urged To Move Faster In Integration

Fireman Flushed By Tear Gas, Wounded Also— Berserk Gunman Wounds Three In Pgh., Captured

Tenants Living In New Buildings In 50 Cities Face Mail Service Loss

HONG KON G CALLING Tulsa Rainmaker’s Fame Spreading Around World

‘Too Little Fat in Meat Pie  Russians Face Death for Cheating on Food

DALEY ATTACKS REPUBLICANS IN RELIEF CRISIS. CLAIMS LACK OF LEADERSHIP HAS   MALTICHr A THALIPY

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Rail dispute: Committee sets hearing on legislation

Senate Leader Says Prospects Look Favorable’   President Told ‘Every Effort Will Be Made’ to Okay Proposal Before Deadline.

Democrats Set Hearing On Rail Bill   Congressional Leaders Promise Fast Action; Strike Set Tuesday

3,500 Yank Airmen Will Quit Japan   2,000 Dependents and 78 Planes to Be Withdrawn

Shaff. opposed. by "Unholy Alliance”   i bill moves ards final passage

Push Foreign Aid Bill For Senate Okay   Vole fo Restore Kennedy Authority On Trade Privileges

Measure May Pass Next Week   Votes To Restore JFK’s Authority To Extend Trade

Senate Pushes Aid Bill Ahead Power To Extend Trade Privileges To Reds Restored   Hopes For Rights Bill Action In House Fade

Senate:   Presidential Aid Powers Back in Bill   Favored-Nation Hurdle Mounted Tn a 53-14 Vote

Time Running Short in Congress  Trouble Seen for Riahts. Tax Cut

Foreign Aid Bill Pushed Toward Senate Passage  Solons Restore Part Of Kennedy Request; Amendment Killed

Tax, Rights Bills Dead This Year?   Hostile Chairman, Technicalities Put Slowdown on Both

Aid Bill Action  Senate Restores Trade Authorily   Procedure tags Rights Bill Hits Snags In Race With Calendar

Foreign Aid Bill Clears Red Aid Hurdle; Passage Assured   Rights Bill Hits Snag; Hope for Passage Dim

Kennedy Has Aid Rights   Bilf Pushed For Final Approval After Senate OK

PASSAGE NEXT WEEK EXPECTED   President Again Given Authority Favor Nations

Aid Bill’s Passage Set  Next Week   Kennedy Authority To Extend Trade To Tito Is Restorec

Foreign Aid Act Passage Sought For Next Week   Party Leaders Work on Issue

FenAIesee lragedy Leads fo indianapolis Mans Arrest  Man Winds Up 18-Year Search for Father’ s Slayer

Sought 19 Years  Indianapolis Man Charged With Hit-And-Run Death In Tennessee

British Sign Polaris Deal   Rusk Quickly Shift: To Paris For Policy Meetings There

De Gaulle and Secretary Plan Monday Talks   Mend in Alliance Split No. 1 Hope

Rusk Signs Polaris Deal With Britain   Goes On To Paris For Policy Talks On Atlantic Split

Rusk Leaves For Session On Policies   To See DeGaulle In Effort To End Rift In Alliance

Ground Fire Pierces One Engine; 78 SafeasJet Lands on Three Enaines

Incident at Saigon Crippled Jetliner Lands Safely  On Three Engines

Jetliner Hit By Guntire.  No Injuries   McNamara, Taylor Due To Arrive In Viet Nam Tonight

At Saigon Atrport Incoming Pan Am Jet Liner Struck By Ground Fire

Temperature Chart   McNamara, Taylor Arrive In Saigon  Red Ground Fire Hits Jetliner Carrying 78

PLANE WITH 78 ABOARD, LANDS SAFELY  Pan Am Jetliner Hit By Viet Cong Ground Fire

Jet Airliner Hit by Bullet Over Saigon   Pan American Plane With 78 Aboard Lands Safely With Engine Out

Jetliner Lands Safely After Being Hit By Red Bullet on Approach to Saigon

Terrorists  Raid Home  * A aa 23 oh Oe See Ce   Americans Are Target

Pro-Reds Raid Envoy's Home  Wife af American   Wife of American Bound in Caracas

USS. Embassy Aide’s Home Site of Raid   Venezuelan Terrorists  Tie Up Wife and Maid

Ne Th  &  + D  av. _N igh f   Reforms Are Target  Of American Effort

{2 Million Suspended Since August   Reduction Aimed At Forcing Political Reforms

Three Held as Saboteurs: One As a Murderer   Freed In Exchange For 21 Americans Held by Cuba

Four Cubar Prisoners Sent Back   Group Released In Exchange For 2] Freed By Castro

CUBANS FREED IN TRADE DEAL SENT TO CASTRC   Alleged Saboteurs, Convicted Murderer

Four Cubans Are Released In Swan For 21 Americans  Among Those Freed Is One Convicted Of Murder In N.Y.

Freed From American Prisons  US Sends 4 Cubans Home In Swap For 21 Yankees

In Exchange for Castro’s Prisoners  U.S. Frees 4 Cubans Held Here

JFK announces las} night  Cuban saboteurs, murderer exchanged for prisoners

Four Cubans Swapped for 21 Americans  Donovan Reported Key Figure Behind Prisoner Exchange

Cubans Were ‘Traded’ For Americans  Alleged Sahoteurs, Slayer Of Child Released By U.S.

3 Saboteurs, Convicted Slayer —  4 Cubans Sent Back to Native Land in Swap

_ Freed From American Prisons ee eemerican i risons  US. Sends -4 Cubans Home In Swap For 21 Yankees: 7

4. Cubans Swap ped for 21 Americans  Attorney Donovan Key Figure in Release of Yank:Prisoners

Sent Back To Island  From Jails   Exchange Made For 2] Americans Freed By Castro

In prisoner swap   “Cuban saboteurs, murderer returned to native Cuba

US. Quickly Sends 4 Cubans Home In Swap for 21 American Prisoners

Cubans FreedInNew Swap Of Prisoners         Michigan Convicts Saw Through Bars To Freedom

Four Cubans Free in Swap   Sent Back to Their Native Land In Exchange for 21 Americans

Four sent back to Cuba, traded for 21 Americans   Sabotage plot   Confirms swap

hak Cubans Released From Custody In New York In A Swap For 21 Yanks

-3 Cuban Saboteurs, Murderer Tied To Release Of Yanks Held By Castro

U.S. Gives Up 3  Terrorists, Killer   Swapped For Castro’s Prisoners

U.S. Sends Saboteurs, Killer Home   Four Cubans Go Back In Exchange for 921 Americans

Swap Sends 4. Cubans Back Home   21 Americans Are Freed From Prison In Reported ‘Deal’

Convicted Murderer And 3 Other Cuban Saboteurs Are Exchanged For 21 Americans

Four Flown To Cuba In U.S. Swap   Donovan Believed Key Figure In Prisoner Exchange

p  Prisoner Swap Completed  3 Alleged Saboteurs, Castroite In Exchange for 2] Americans

 Cloak-and-Dagger Atmosphere  Four Cubans Sent Home In Trade for Americans

4, Cubans Released In Swap   Jailed Prisoners Freed As Part Of Trade With Castra

Four Cubans Are Sent Back In Exchange For 21 Yanks Freed Monday By Castro

Justice Dept. acts tast        Four Cubans exchanged for 21 jailed Americans

Alleged Saboteurs — And Murderer Are Returned to Cuba ©   Used in Swap For Release — Of Americans

SHOWDOWN ON BIRTH CONTROL IS DUE MONDAY   CATHOLICS CALL MAREMONT PLAN PUBLIC SUBSIDY

Sen. Dirksen Cool To Test Ban Treaty   Possibility Of Link To Nonaggression Agreement Raised

GOP Support Vital Factor For Acceptance   Both Parties Expect "Very Rough Fight’ From Radical Right

Long Senate DebateSeen On Treaty  Ratification   Sen. Dirksen Urges Closest Scrutiny  Of Every Word

Dirksen  Cautious On Treaty   GOP Leader Urges ‘Closest Serutiny’ Before Signing

{at eve oF Beparture rar Sérlin  Atom War Peri Is Cited By Nikita

rresiaent urges Ena to Viscrimination rere erence eenesteetnensremenensencensetanreseesesnensesritnssht ifr ll SSS  Race Has No Place In American Life, Kennedy Says   Congressmen Hail JFK's Riahts Plan   Troopers Leaving  Wallace Likely To Escape Government Prosecution

Kennedy Proposes Broad Legislative Program To End Segregation Problem   WALLACE BOWS OUT

Pres. Kennedy Warns Nation on Discrimination  Lives, Public Safety _ Threatened, He Says

President Speaks On Civil Rights   Kennedy Calls For Equal Treatment Of Neero Americans

Will Request Conmmitment From Congress On Furthering Integration

Great Change Should Be Peaceful, Constructive  Discrimination Peril to Public Safety, President Tells Nation

Kennedy Outlines Program for Civil Rights Legislation   ‘Frustration and Discord’ Peril Safety, President Says

President Outlines Broad Rights Program   But Progress Expected To Be Slow  Congressional Leaders Back Kennedy's Call For Leaislation

Outlines Proposals for Broad Legislative Program Based On Proposition "That Race Has No Place in American Life or Law"

Methinks He Doth Protest Too Much   Rights Legisiation Filibuster Ex pected

President Asks Full Equality for All Citizens in Meeting ‘Moral Crisis’

‘Race Has No Place in American Life or Law’ Kennedy Says It’s Time To Abolish Segregation

Killer Sought   TO CALM THE FIRES OF DISCONTENT  Kennedy Urges ‘Racial Golden Rule

JFK Outlines Proposals Fo Civil Rights   Discrimination Response Called Major Threat

Threatens public safety  Kennedy warns nation on negro discrimination

Some Oppose Kennedy's Req uest..... Party Leaders Promise  ~ Laws: On Civil Rights

JFK Warns Discrimination Lights ‘Fires Of Discord’   Bipartisan Backing Is Given Kennedy’s Civil Rights Call

Kennedy Getting Backing on Plea  Bipartisan Support of Rights Plan Voiced ©

Race Has No Place In US. JFK Asserts   President Outlines Steps He Will Ask Congress To Take

Out To Douse Frustration, Discord Fires   Action By Congres: Needed To Replace Demonstrations

Civil Rights Plan Given  my y Kennedy  8 Binace WW ALD,   President Will Ask Congress To Pass New Legislation

Wkere To Find It   Racial Bias Causes Threat To Life, Property: Kennedy

Asks Nation’s Support Kennedy Appecis for Removal! of Racia! Barriers

‘Warns Against Discrimination    President To Ask Rights Legislation

resident Urges End To Discrimination  "Race Has No Place In American Life,’ K ennedy Says   Congressmen Hail JFK's Rights Plan

‘Fires. of Frustration, Discord Burning in Land,’ He Tells Nation

Civil Rights peasaling Gets Backing   Promise Action This Session

Addresses Nation . Broad Civil Rights Legislative Program Outlined By President

No’Whites Onty’ ina War  Discrimination Has Lighted Fire of Race Discord--JFkK

JFK Asks Action by Congress to Ease RaceDiscrimination   Fear of Senate Rejection of Test Ban Treaty Said False

 Outlines New Program Discrimination Lights Fires Of Discord, Says President

‘Fires. of Frustration, Discord’ ; eae  Discrimination Perils  U.S., Kennedy Says

me WARNING OF BIAS PERIL‘   Outlines Broad Legisla. tive Program to Assure - Equality to All   SEES ‘MORAL CRISIS’   Asks Aid of ‘Every Amer. can, Regardless of Where He I ivan?

But Slow Progress Expected   Dixie Senators Line Up Against President’s Plan

NEW TVOR FACILITY NEARING COMPLETION   Kennedys Call Gets Bi-partisan Backing

JFK Outlines Broad Civil Rights Program   Says Discrimination Against: Neqroes Threaten Public Safety

What’s Inside   NATION WARNED  Nataly Outlines Broad Civil Rights Program

Warns Nation Of Danger In Racial Issue  Kennedy Urges Americans To Be Cooperative

President Urges Guarantee Of Full Equality For Negroes Across Nation

POP AQUI, UrOPetse sd ZL  President Seeks National Support For Civil Rights

Kennedy’s ‘Golden Rule’ Backed  * * * * * * * . * * * * * * * *   President Points To ‘Rising Tide Of Discontent’

$35,000 Based On Pledges Now Being Received  Vacation Promotion Pea_.* fF gp... ... .f @ 

Great Lakes Ghamber of Commerce Approves Advertising Budget of $35,000

Khrushchev Rebuffs Nuclear Test Talks   Harriman Flies To See Gromyko

Khrushchey Rebuffs U.S.-British Bid To Break Test Ban Deadlock   Premier's Reaction Deals Sharp Blow To Hopes Of Western Leaders

On Nuclear Deadlock  Khrushchev Rebuffs Bid By Kennedy, Macmillan:

Civilians To Lead  Dominican   Military Junta Which Overthrew President. Promises TT, Gorronder Control

Junta Promises To Surrender Power To Civilians  Dominican Army Sets Up New Government

U.: S. Halts Aid to Santo Domingo; 3 Civilians Take Over Leadership

Bosch Replaced By 3 Civilians  ‘Temporary Regime Rules Dominican rs  ye Ln mel + 

TURN CONTROL OVER 103 CIVILIANS   Military Junta To Surrender Power To Trio   EXPEGT EXILE   Of Ousted President: U.S. Suspends Diplomatic Re lations, Aid Program

Dominican Trio Takes Over Rule  Civilians Assume Reins in Capital

Three Civilians ,  To Rule Republic   Military Junta Turns Over Control Today

INDEY   Establish Civilian — Govt. in Dominican   To Decide Bosch Fate

3 Civillans Take Over island Reign   Army Led a Coup In Dominican Republic: Rasch Ia QOueted.

Khrushchev’ s Jibes Stir U.S. Envoy ‘To Ask: ‘Where's Spirit Of Moscow?”

Nikita, U.S. Ambassador ‘Duel’ Over Toasts   ‘Where Is The Spirit Of Moscow?’

NIKITA QUERIED BY U.S. ENVOY ON SLY CRACKS   Ambassador Kohler’s Protest Made At  Moscow Banquet   KHRUSHCHEV AGAIN CALLS FOR PEACE

‘Long Sam’ Wanted to Be Somebody  Backwoods Girl Graduated From Carolina College

b. AC AWOODS bk Il ff BLOOMS  ‘Long Sam’ Becomes ‘Somebody at Last

House-Senate Push Through Bi-Partisan Bill   Would Require New Contract Bids On Disputed Job

Set Discussion of Wheat Plan   Auditorium is Site on Thursday, May 2?

Eight Hospitalized At Least 245 Injured In  Phila. Train Collision

Five Push For British Market   Continental Friends Put up Fight To Keep Alive Membership Appeal

osimig French ofana  Five Five Nations Seek British Entry IntoCommon Markel

Allies Ask Delay On Market Showdown   Message From Khrushchev  Kohler May Bring Clues To Chances For A-Ban

‘OF Common Market Membersni  Stage Fight To Keep British Application From Graveyard      US. Should Know Shortly Whether There Is Any Chance Of Getting Nuclear Test Ban Pact With Russ

5 Nations Battle French on Market   Battle in Common Market Over Britain Delights Reds

British hopes are kept alive   FRIENDS IN 1ITH-HOUR BATTLE TO KEEP FROM FRENCH DOMINATION

Oppose French Domination Britain's Friends Fight For Admission to Market

Haying For Tremendous Stakes 3 Nations Fight For British Bid To Enter Market      May Concern Test Ban Talks Russian Message  Awaited By U.S.

Seek Time fo Prevent Veto By DeGaulle   Solidarity of Western Alliance Is at Stake

5 European Nations In Battle To Keep British Common Market Hopes Alive

Brifish Friends Keep Admittance Strugale Alive  Also Seek to Halt   Also Seek to Halt French Domination

Western Alliance Hangs in Balance  As European Power Fight Raaes _

Group Seeking To Block French Control of Setup  Germany Submits   Germany Submits Pian for Review  Of London Plea

Friends of Britain Seek Compromise   Five Common Market Members Keep Solid Front Against France

Future of Western Alliance at Stake  Friends of Britain Seek to Stall De Gaulle Domination

DeGaulle Resisted  2 Nations Press British Entry In Common Market

Friends Fight for British Entry Info European Market   Say De Gaulle Seoka To Form Third Forcet Splitting Solidarity.

Five Nations Battle To Keep Alive British Bid For Market Membershit   PLAN COMPROMISE

5 Nations KnowMove  Is Vital One  Press to Overcome Feeling of France

Tremendous Stakes Obvious in ilaaiiesss   asimet Mave ta fanteal Wlactern fammeccn >

Friends Battle To Keep British Hope ‘Alive For Entering Common Marke:

Britain's Euromart  Bid Gets Backing   Five Continental Friends Form Solid Front Against French: Plan Compromise

Party Chairmen Agree Civil Rights Should Be Considered As Bipartisan

 Two Leaders Give Joint Interview  Political Parties tian ie in on 64

ee: Sener Onur rer ee Sori tne Sees  Strategists Map 1964 Political Plans

Rival Political Strategists Stake Out ‘64 Battlefield   CIVIL RIGHTS BRIEFS — Here's U.S. Racial Roundup

EE eee, ee er eel ee  PRESIDENTIAL BATTLE SHAPING UP = GOP, Democratic Chairmeé: Discuss Issues For 1964

Rival Politica Party Chiefs Study Issues   Foreign Affairs, Racial Problems To Get Priority

Democrats and Republicans Agree....  Civil Rights Should Be a Bipartisan Issue      By Jack Bell and Ernest B. Vaccaro

News Index   Party Leaders See Foreign Policy As Big Issue In Presidential Campaign

Foreign Policy, Civil Rights The BIG 1964 Campaign Issues   BY JACK BELL   ERNEST RO VACCARO

saxo PARTIES’ NATIONAL CHAIRMEN ANSWERS  What Wii] 1964 Campaign Issue Be?

Rival Politica Party Chiefs Study Issues  Foreign Affairs, Racial Problems

Campaign Issues  xx « x « * x« * GOP, Democratic Strategists Already Hard at Work

Rival Political Strategists Map Battlefield For Presidential Fight

WHERE TO FIND IT   Foreign Policy Seen As Top Issue In Political Campaign Of 1964

MUling UF Walhpdign GOP-Democratic National Chairmen Give Views On What Issues Will Be

Bipartisan Rights Bill Action Urged  Party Leaders Express Views On Legislation

Bailey, Miller Give Views  What Will Issues Be In The ’64 Presidential Election In U.S.A.?

For ’64 Presidential Campaign Party Leaders Discuss Issues   By JACK BELL and ERNEST B. VACCARO

Democratic And Republican Leaders Discuss Main Issues Of 1964 Campaign

Violence Would Hurt Negro Cause  Leaders Say Quiet March  Won't Influence Congress

Violence Would Hurt Negro Cause ould Fiurt negro C  Leaders Say Quiet March Won't Influence Congress

SOVIETS ORBIT ANOTHER COSMOS   Russians Report All System: Working on New Data Satellite

Hard-Hitting  Campaign  In Britain Science Minister  Leaves Mark on Young Liberal

ota National Moliday  Armistice (Veterans Day) Nearly Forgotten Now?

To Avoid Pushing  U. S. Seeking To Avoid Unnecessary Irritants In Dealing With Soviets

Who Can Walk Farthest Fastest, Marines or White House Staffer G?

Haltf-Million Heist:   Gold Thieves Steal Scene From ‘Lavender Hill Mob’ in London

CLOUDINESS   Republicans to Caucus; No Bill to Up Property Taxes Intreduced as Yet

Drought Activity Increases   Ranchers Sign For Feed, Governor Suggests “Bank’’

Livestock Men Sign For Feed   105 From Area Apply At Local ASC Headquarters

“Not Responsible For Damages"— Mayor Promises Aid To Disaster Victims

Cash Flood Settlements Predicted  “ : Mayor Yorty Encourages »- Victims, Tells Promise

Mayor promises help with claims  L.A. disaster victims pledged repayment

Investigator For Late Sen. McCarthy Accused Of Plot To Obstruct Justice

Police Blame Four-Car Wreck on the. Fury of Jealous Husband; 5 Killed

‘Governor Due Board Proposal Future Of Dr. Sheppard May Be In Rhodes’ Hand:

Paro'e Recommendation Awaited ee ee etaemmanania  Sheppard Case Before Board

Board Promises Swift Action on Sheppard Plea   Rhodes May Get Recommendation By End of Week

Big Power Play to Hal De Gaulle   Kennedy Visit To Berlin Aimed At Savina NATO

Health Excuses  Other   Johnson, Boykin Sentenced Today; Boykin Gets $40,000 Fine, No Jail Time

‘One Former Congressman Gets Prison Sentence, ‘Another Fined On Influence Peddling Charges

To Peddle Influence   Former Solons Are Sentenced For Conspiracy

Pair Convicted Of Conspiracy To Peddle Congressional Influence —

Maryland Democrat Sentenced   Thomas F, Johnson Gets Six Months For Conspiracy

Prison Sentence $40,000 Fine  Former Solons Convicted of Conspiracy

KU Budget Is Up °1.3 Million From This Year  P ” ~   Figure for Oread .Is $17.6 Million . As Board Approves

KU Budget Is Up *1.3 Million From This Year   Figure for Oread ls $17.6 Million As Board Approves

INCREASE OVER ‘63 INDICATED Commissioners Schedule  Public Budget Airing

Seven Killed As Three Cars Hit N. J. Bus   Rutherford Crash   Rutherford Crash In Thunderstorm Injures 26 More

Bus-Three-Car Crash Kills Seven, Injures 20 on New Jersey Highway

Quake Kills At Least 250   British, American Troops Seek Victims, Survivors

Triple Coffin In Grottoes 9 Days Of Funeral  Rites Begin For Pope

Over Million Mourners Bid Farewell   Sainthood Cries Of Masses Typify Public Affection

Nine Days Of Rites For Pope Begir  Calls Being Made For Sainthood   Calls Being Made For Sainthood For Dead Pontiff

Services To Continue Until June 17     Funeral Rites For Pope John Start

For Pope John Nine Days Of Funeral Rites Open   By WILLIAM F. SUNDERLAND United Preece International

Nine Days Of Funeral Rites For Pope John   By WILLIAM F, SUNDERLAND United Press International

Catholics Begin 9 Days of Rites For Late Pontiff   Bodv Will Be Moved

Nine-Day Rites Start For Pope   Several Call lor Sainthood Already

lke Would Have Favored Cuban ‘Air Cover’  Says It Might Have   Says It Might Have Made Difference In Invasion

U.S. Fearful Pact With Chinese Reds Might Wreck Pakistan-India Talks

Officers Say Patrol Lags Behind State Traffic Need   State Of The State Patrol: Part One 

After First Legislature Session Ul  Gov. Rhodes Fulfills His Campaign Promises

rrogram Generally Supported  Ohio Assembly Helps Rhodes Make Good on Promise:   Otters Senate Help  Kennedy To Spell Out Race Details

1.A. Doebler Given Master Farmer Award  J. Stuart Groupe Jr. Gets Merit Award for Crop Reports

ZT Was Clipped’   County Hopes to Finish Year in Black, Kiwanis Told

Ohio Money Bill Before Senate  Funds To Operate State for 2 Years

Jimmy Ellison, Age 15, Granted Jr. Membership  In Ane Accacintinn

Jimmy Ellison, Age 15, Granted Jr. Membership In Anaus Association

NIECE OF PRINCESS GRACE  Runaway Romance Ends  Happily For Socialite

Happy Ending to Runaway —  Princess Grace's Niece, 15, Gets Permission To Wed

Auto Oufput Reaches An All-Time High   Breaks Record Set In 1955

: . o - . Russian scientists claim  \Tritons, frozen 5,000 years, revived

U.S. Experts Very Skeptical of Claim  Russ: We Revived 2 Prehistoric Creatures Frozen 5,000 Years

DEEP FREEZE FORSPACE TRAVELERS?  Lizards Hibernating 5,000 Years Brought Back To Life—Russians

J.S. SCIENTISTS DOUBTFUL Reds Claim Revival of Lizard After 5,000 Years in Ice Pack

Ie 000-Year Hibernation Rosson Claim Frozen Vertebrates Revived 

Could Pave Way for Space Travelers — Pre-Historic Lizards Found Frozen In Ice Revived by Soviet Scientists

Moscow Claims Scientists Have Revived Tritons Frozen Solid For 5,000 Years

RUSSIANS COME UP WITH NEW CLAIM  Say Two ‘Lizards’ Live Again After 5,000-Yr. Deep Freeze

Frozen 5,000 Years  Russian Scientists Claim Ancient Lizards Revived

Moscow Radio Says Soviet Scientists Bring Back To Life  Animal Frozen Solid For 8.000 Yrs.

Prehistoric lizards’ brought back to life  LAY FROZEN SOLID IN SIBERIA FOR 5,000 YEARS MOSCOW CLAIMS

Tritons Revived After 5000 Years In Deep Freeze  ‘Russians Claim Neaw Faat

FOUND FROZEN IN SIBERIA  Russians Revive Prehistoric Beasts, See Space Applications

Where To Find It   Russian Tale: Lizards Live After 5,000 Years in Ice

Dies After Three Weeks, Is Rep  5,000- Year: Old Lizard Back To Life, Red Scientists Say

-U. S. Scientist Doutful .. ' Soviets Claim Frozen Lizard Revived

Russians Cite Effect On Space Plans — 2 Prehistoric Tritons ‘Thawed’ Back To Life

[Russians Tell Story  i Frozen Solid for 5,000 Years, Prehistoric Vertebrates Revived

WASHINGTON ITEMS U.S. Makes Large  Loan To India   Italians, Dutch Take Lead In French Assault

india Gets Big ‘oan From USA  $240 Million Is Involved; Capital F vents Are Noted

Senate Delays  Loan Bill   Amended Dredging Measure Sent To Goevernor’s Desk

TB Fund Reaches’ $1,596, But Lags   Christmas Seal Campaign Is Behind Year Aao.

Police Scandal Flares in K.C.; Probe Ordered   Liquor, Gambling, Brutality Charged By Five Officers

Kansas City: _——  Police Violations  Charged by Five   Brutality, Gambling and Liquor Offenses Alleged

Kansas Wheat Farmers Against Selling Wheat To Russia, Satellites

Limited Test Ban Treaty Is Ratified  Kennedy Halk   Kennedy Hails Senate Approval; Vote Is 80-19 ©

{ Riderless Bike   IFK COMMENDS SENATORS A=Pact Gets Senate Okay by 50-19 Vote

Senate OKs Test Ban 80-19   Vote Is Diplomatic Victory tor President

Kennedy Hails Pact as Step Toward Peace   Vote Is 80 to 1%; Galleries Packed For Roll Call Yote

Pact Easily Gets Needed Vote Margin   President Hails Move; Passed by 80-19 Vote, 14 More Than Requirec

Senate ratifies nuclear — test ban treaty, 80-19   New Hampshire senator will support Goldwater

For Protection Of Homeowners  Twp. To License Electrical Contractors, Appliance Stores

For Protection Of Homeowners  Twp. To License Electrical Contractors, Service Dealers

Did Everything Possible  Butler Says He Could Not Have Prevented Jet Crash Fatal To Seven

Doda Wanders in Debris—   Hughes Charges Politics in Judicial Commissions

De Gaulle Considers Clemency   Le Grand Charles May Come To Aid Of Assassin Trio

De Gaulle Considers Clemency  Thr ce To Die For Killing Attempt .

\Clockwatcher’s : paradise   These government employes:        will know the time of day

GUARDIAN’S, SUIT: SEEKS. REPOSSESSION OF BANK  ACCOUNTS, DIAMOND RING an’ paTHt adnrehins nowt

GUARDIAN'S- SUIT! SEEKS {” REPOSSESSION OF BANK ACCOUNTS, DIAMOND RING AND ROTHLISBERGER' TOME,

Auditor's Say Patterson's Brother alllegally Manipulated General Fund

Satellite Stock Sei For Issue   By ROBERT S. ALLEN And  PAIN, SCOTT

MAIL SERVICES BILL EXPECTED IN U.S. SENATE   MIGHT PUT BACK SOME OF MONEY DENIED BY HOUSE

Congress Due To Consider  Heap of Bills  Senate Expected   Senate Expected To Restore Cuts For Postal Services

Busy Session Faces Congress   Debt, Military Pay Issues Top Docket

Clears Confusion in Feed Grain Program   Advance Payment Not A Price Support,

Hearings Set On Pollution   PAIR OF CONTESTANTS SHARE WEEK'S PRIZE

President Kennedy's Last Thanksgiving Proclamation Released By Nation’s New Chief OF State 

REGMEST OF NEW PRESIDENT  Oe ne or ee re en  JFK's Words to Be Read

Thanksgiving Day, 1963  A proclamation by the late President Kennedy   His last proclamation

Message To Americans Last Thanksgiving Proclamation  Issued By President Kennedy

Kennedy Thanksgiving Message Johnson Urges People To Read  Proclamation

Urges Reading Of JEK Proclamation   The People Speak: By Samuel Lubell  Hate-Politics Seen At Root Of President’s Assassination

Johnson Ur jes ltBe Readin Churches— Kennedy's Thanksgiving Proclamation Released

Proclamation is Kennedy memorial   The White House Thanksgiving Day, 1963

Johnson Urges Church Use Of Kennedy’s Proclamation   A proclamation:

Johnson Urges Thanksgiving Day Proclamation Of Kennedy’s Be Read In All Churches

Pres. Johnson Urges Kennedy's Proclamation  for Thanksgiving Be Read in All Churches

Johnson Urges Reading Of Thanksgiving Proclamation   .. ISSUED BY LATE PRESIDENT

‘As A Memorial to Him’ President John Kennedy’s  Thanksgiving Proclamation

Were somber: “AM J have I would have gives gladly pet le be stamding bere tadsy.”’   ‘Let Us Earnestly And Humbly Pray”

PROCLAMATION ISSUED —  JFK Thanktul for Ideals —  Inherited From Forefathers   ~The proclamation: —__— — _The White House.  Thanksgiving Day, 1963

TOANKICIVING      Grieving U.S. Stops To Pray   Kennedy Recalls Freedom Fight In Thanksgiving Proclamation

Racial Unrest Spreads To Chicago With More Of Same In Deep South

Racial Unrest Spreads Northward, Chicago Is Scene Of Mob Violence

47 MORE NEGROES JAILED IN BIRMINGHAM  Racial Unrest Hits Chicagc

BULLETIN  At Dallas, Texas   Cop, Secret Service Man Also Killed

Negroes launch campaign      - Vow to tear down city’s racial barriers

Nearo Leaders Starting Drive  Goal Is Complete Inteqration of City

Cloudy   Crest Set At53.5 For Thursday  Weather Bureau   Weather Bureau Savs ‘Surge’ To  Level Off Today

Crest Set At53.5 For Thursday   Weather Bureau Says ‘Sutge’ To Level Off Today

jackie To Rest in Hyannis Port  Doctors Suggest 5 Months of Quiet

At Home With Children —  First Lady Will Avoid All Public Functions 5 Months

Welsh Proposes Graduated Net Income Tax For State   Substitute For Gross  Tax Urged

Truce Team Barred  From Battle Scene Early U.S. Reply To Russians?   Early U.S. Reply To Russians?’ Nuclear Force Protest Pledged

KENNEDY ASKS FEDERAL YOUTH TRAINING PLAN   WOULD BE HELP TO BOTH WHITE, NEGRO YOUTHS

Part of JFK’s Civil Rights Program  Vocational Plan Sent To Congress

JFK Spells Out Aid For Unskilled   Manpower And Training Bills Sent To Congress

Ask Vocational Training Plan  Economic Aid for  Deprived Citizens

Some Are Unable toRead Help Wanted Ad Kennedy Asks Congress to Approve  Training Program for the Deprived

Rights Plans Spelled Out By Kennedy  President Sends Three Measures   To Capitol Hill

Huge Training Program Urged  JFK Proposal Linked To Civil Rights Plan

Vast Vocational Program Asked  Kennedy Spells Out Di... *. WL... Dil.

Approve Zt Extension ..  City And County Will JoininROW Purchase

Commissioners Court Opposes State Highway Department Position On 82

@ TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

(Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religions Features)

Mrs. Cooper, Daughters on Way j  Family Boards Jet  ToHawati Reunion

Police In Needle-in-Haystack Search  Find Killer in Wisconsin Circus Crowd

Father Withheld Tip—— Escapee Turned Killer Wounded In Bar Battle

Look for Signs Of Red Chinese starting Action  Limited ammtan Iaentmda ll

a ees, = TO NORM Tera gh WRI ae Re Mmmm  Patrols Strengthen ed  U.S. Watehtul For New Push

EYES POSSIBLE COMMUNIST ACTION   Close Watch Stems From N. Korean Forays   Viewed As Isolated Incidents: American Military Position Strong

U.S. Military Chiefs Eve Korean Clashes   Frustrated  Peking Risks New Action

Furious with Soviets, Red China may take reckless action in Asia   India alerted   Fighting force

Uneasy Quiet Settles Over  Korean Zone  American Military Officers Waiting   American Military Officers Waiting For Move by Reds

Angry at Khrushchev  Red Chinese Seem to Be Hell-Bent For Reckless Action in Asia - Maybe Korea

Angry Chinese Reds Seen Bent On Reckless Action   Formal Soviet-Sino  Break Believed Nea

Chinese Make Ominous Signs Of Aggression   Frustrated Commie: May Be Planning New Asian Trouble

Chinese Communists May Be Willing to Risk Renewed Warfare in Korea

ViNese ANALYSIS —  Angry, Frustrated Red Chinese Plan Reckless Action

CHINA TAKES WARLIKE STANCE IN ASIA   May Risk Renewed Korean Conflict

Red Chinese Appear Hell-Bent For Reckless Action In Asia   Angry And Frustrated Because Of Soviet’s Peaceful! Existence

, Onder Action of Communists  U.S. Army Chiefs Keep Close Watch in North Korea

Close Scrutiny But No Special Alert in Korea   Guns Taken From Reds Killed Yanks

Signs Point To Reckless Red Action  A. May Toy With Idea Of Risking  War In Korea

Red Chinese . Look to Action In Asia, Korea   China May Be Toying With Idea of Risking Renewed War in Korea

Red China Drive Seen In Asia  x * * * * *® * k * * * * * * * *  Anoer Qouor Khrueh Stand Gnire Borhbloce Art  gittsrd Bb

Pentagon Sees Attack As Isolated Incident   Red Attacks Reilect Sino-Soviet Split

U. S. Military Chiefs  Keep Watchful Eye On Red Actions In Korea

Incidents, so far, regarded as isolated   U.S. keeps clear of alarm botton over shootings

Believed isolated incidents In light of cleavage of Red China and Soviets

Watchful, Worried Eye Kept On Korea Today, Awaiting Possible Red Moves

Ominous Signs Suggest Angry Red Chinese Are Hell-Bent for Reckless Action in Asia

Alert tor Signs of New Communist Offensive  Military Chiefs Watching Korea Developments Closely   Korea, India Possible Targets Reckless Actionin Asia By Red Chinese Feared

Angered, Frustrated By Nikita— Ominous Signs Mark Red Chinese Activity

Concerned Over Fight In Korea   Pentagon Alert For Indications Of New Attacks

Peking Planning War?         mame aranar ome rnnen naires statment 8  Korean Crisis Keeps B               oiling

Regarded Isolated Military Chiefs Watching  Korean Shooting Cases

U.S. Generals Shy Away From Panic Button  Korean Shootina   Korean Shooting Incidents Studied For Red Pattern

Outbreaks Regarded As Isolated   Further Ambushes Might Indicate Offensive Pattern

Shootings Isolated Incidents?  U.S. Military Chiefs Watch Korea Closely

KOREAN INCIDENTS BELIEVED ISOLATED  U.S. Watches Commies For Signs Of Major Action In Asian Area

Applyi ing Heat Again? Signs Are Ominous Chinese  Headed For Asia Trouble

Communist Guns That Killed 2 U. S. ‘Soldiers Same Arms Used by Koreans. Shot Tuesday

Raids May Be Pattern Of Offenses   No Alerts Planned, But Military Keeps Close Line Watch

Korean Action Being Watched As Red Move   U. S. Regarding Incidents As lsolated Now

U.S. Military Chiefs Fear Major Red Action   KIDNAPING ALLEGED  Two Captured At Roadblock

Angry, Frustrated Red Chinese May Be Planning Reckless Move In Asia

U.S. military leaders keep watch on Korea   Fear outbreak of shooting incidents might foreshadow major action by the Commies   Red China making warlike noises

US. Watches North Korea for Buildup   So Far, Pentagon. Regards Shooting Lacidenits Ysolated 

NO ALERT INSTITUTED     Pentagon Seeks Pattern To Shootings In Korea 

Any Further Shooting Incidents By Reds Could Raise Level of Concern, Military Sources Say

Incidents In Korea  Watched   U.S. Military Chiefs Consider Possibility of Major Red Chinese Actior

beh OR Pee UNF Fh eee  Flare - Up In Korea Is Under Close Scrutiny

Watch For Signs Of Major Action   Shootings Now Called Isolated   Frustrated In One Area, Chinese Turn To Another

VIEW KOREA SKIRMISHES AS ISOLATED   Pentagon Watches For Signs Of Major Red Action, Leaves Situation Up To Local Commanders.

Anticipate Surplus To Cut Deficit   Romney Says It Will Restore State Confidence

Romney Asking A Record Budge! Of $547 Million  Called Both Prudent DI  p epee re roa ar   Called Both Prudent And Progressive Pla:

Red Troops  Attack Laos  Neutralists U. S. Charges  Cease-Fire Violation .

300 Racing Bettors Riot In New York  Roosevelt Raceway Damaged; One Man Dead, 10 Arrested

500 Bettors Riot At Harness Track   For an eyewitness account of the Roosevelt Raceway riot, see Page 6.

Six-Horse Accident In Sixth  Roosevelt Raceway Betters  Riot After Winner Named

“They Were Like Animals, Says Reporter Race Track Damage Placed At $100.GC00

Jewelry Hijackers Leave Half of Loot   Hard Losers Riot atter Track Mishap

Six-H Horse Accident Wiped Away Twin Double Wagers  Frenzied Mob Riots At Raceway; Estimate Damage At $100,000

Estimate $1 00,000 In Damages— Track Wagers Lost, Bettors Stage Riot

Death Follows Raceway Riot   Head of Security Police Dies, Nearly Score Hurt in New York

Roosevelt ren Security Police hie Dies as 500 Anary Bettors Stage Lona Riot

Riot At Racetrack   500 Angered Over Accident That Wiped Away Wagers

Mishap Wipes Out Double Bets Frenzied Bettors Riot at Race Track

Park Forest Musician Violinist to Be City Symphony s Guest Soloist

In Charleston, S.C. Negroes Picket Restaurant  Which Gave Up Integration

: - in Charleston, S. Cc. ; Negroes Picket Restaurant. Which Gave Up Integration

Five Die When Auto Hits Truck; Holiday Traffic Toll in U.S. Nears 300

MECHANICSBURG (UPI)—Truck driver Charles W. Kugler looked into his rear-view mirror Thursday and had the most helpless feeling in the world.

“Discretion Better Part Of Valor”, Cops Decide; Bank Haul Is $153,000

see MSS eyo  Driving Bill Effort Fails;  Sunday Sales Draw Pressure

Premeditated. Murders s U.S. Verdict  Panmunjom Meetin Called To Confront

Train’ Crash Kills Two in NJ. 28 Hurt   Parked Diesel Juts Into Path of Main Line, Causes Wreck

-KENNEDY ON WESTERN TRIP— ‘Nuclear Standoff No  Guarantee Of Peace’

Can't Put Our Faith — In Nuclear Stalemate   The President Warns AF Academy Grads

JFK Alerts AF Class to War Risk   President Starts Western Journey

Kennedy Flies West; Speaks To AF's Grads   Hawaii Included In Trip Itinerary

Air Force:Acaaemy mpeect Nuclear Stalemate Concept Threat to Peace, JFK Says

Those Who Believe War Can’t Happen Aré Wrong = JFK   Praaldent Addesesas Graduates of Air Fores Readamy in Golorads,

Idea Of Stalemate Way lo War-JIF'K   President Speaks To AF Graduates

AdgCresses Ar Academy Commencement  Embracing Nuclear Stalemate Idea ‘Sure Course to War, Kennedy Says

New Conareaations Welcomed .   Kennedy Swing Now Will Include Hawaii _

Begins Tour With Speech To AF Grads   - President Asserts Nuclear Stalemate Belief Misleading’

JFK Addresses U. S. Air Force Academy Class  Embracing Idea O Nuclear Stalemate Called Dangerous

Bright Prophecy ls Given Class At AF Academy  Man Can Triumph Over ’N’ Forces

Stalemate Theory Hit By Kenned)   Belief in It Is Surest Way To Bring On War, He Says

Idea of Atom Stalemate Is Hit by JFK Khe Surest Way  To Bring Wap

Cotorado Springs: Air Cadets  ‘Watned of  Complacence   Sure Way to War, Kennedy Says, Is Think It Cannot Be

Scioto Due To Start Fall At Waverly   River Crests At 30.2 Feet; Cleanup Next

Scioto Due To Siart Fall At Waverly   River Crests ‘Ai 30.2 Feet; Ch ip Next

Stories of Underworld Strife Told on Stand  Valachi Names Killers   Deadwood Sheriff Far Crv from Old West Lawmen

of Underworld Strife Told on Stand  Valach Names Killers   Deadwood Sheriff Far Cry from Old West Lawmen!

Bares Serial Numbers of Ransom Bills   Report Agents Go! Photos of Men Picking Up Cash

FB! Agent Says ‘We're Hopeful’   Serial Numbers Of Ransom Bills Are Released

Flashed Throughout U.S. Sleuths Hint Early ‘Development in Sinatra Jr. Kidnap

Navy Jet Crashes, Kills 7 On Family Picnic At Park   Witness Describes Air Crash That Killed Six

Cloak And Dagger! State Department Expels Soviet Cultural Attache

27 Similar Cases Since 1950  Ouster Of Russian Not Likely To Affect U.S.-Soviet Relation:

RED EXPELLED No Furor Expected On US. Action   F.BI. TIPPED   BROTHER IMPORTED   ‘CHALFFEUR’

No Russian Fuss Is Expected Ovey Diplomat’s Ouste  Soviets Mav Connter   Soviets May Counter Again By Giving Boot To One Of Our Bove

Soviet Aide Ousted On Spy Charge   Little Reaction Expected From Moscow Officia!s

Red Envoy Sent Home For Spying  U.S. Doubts If Ouster Will Li... De.lw4?  a ase

U.S. Ousts Red Envoy In Spy Plot   American Officials Doubt Much Splash In U.S.-Soviet Ties

TRIPS OVER CLOAK AND DAGGER Russian Diplomat Expelled For Trying To Recruit Spy

No Big Clamor Seen in Ouster Of Red Envoy   27th in Series Of Spy ‘Boots’

Doubt If Red Diplomat’s Ousting Will Effect U.S.—Soviet Relations

Diplomat’s Ouster Not World Crisis  U. S. Has Sent 27 Russians  Home Since 1950

27 Expelled Since ’50  U.S. Ousts Russian Spy, Will Not Affect Relations

U.S. Ousts Red Diplomat   Embassy Attache Fails in Attempt to Recruit CIA Employe for Spying

Latest Spy Case Isn‘t Figured To Bother U. S.-Soviet Relations Much

Find Victim With Fatal Rifle Wound   Medgar Evers Was Top NAACP Strategist; Kennedy ‘Appalled’

hennedy Anpalled By ‘Barharity’   Strategist Slain At Mississippi Home; FBI Tracks Killer

Civil Rights  Strategist Is Shot in Baek  Robert Kennedy Offers Aid Of FBI

Frank Howard Stars With Homer, Single For LA’s Only Hits   Sandy Koufax Wins Second Game; Joe Pepitone Is Series ‘Goat

Compares U.S. to ‘Bankrupt’  Laird Issues Warning On U.S. Debt Policies

Laird Believes Devaluationof Dollar Likely   Predicts Action If U. $. Does Not Change Policies

DRAFT REJECT RATE RISING, JFK. CAUTIONS   Names Cabinet Grout To Seek Reasons  For Increase   ONE OUT OF THREE FAIL LOWEST TESTS

Ex-Employes Give Testimony Board Refuses To Reinstate Nine Bensalem Bus Drivers

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   ‘Coprighted 1963, A> Nationaf Council of Churches Religions  bt eatures)

Communism Not a Threat! Here’s Why   Steal Their Rubber Stamps and Reds Can't Make a Move

How To Win The Cold War  ~ Communists Couldn't Operate Without Their Rubber Stamp:

Body Approves Bills To Raise 651.5 Million   Utilities, Insurance Contracts, Income Taxes Face Rises

Redistribution of State  Taxes Has Surprises Instead of Checks, 45 Communities in  te Will be Reraivina Bilic  Terancin

-PeS LES RAS AS ESSE ASR ASS SLE EER DS) LE ERRORS LEADS DE SD  2.Stor Bulletins   Affair Settled

Military Forces Lead Insurgents Against Kassem   Middle East Balance Shaken  {‘Saa nace 7)

Death Still Unconfirmed; Nasser Elated   Iraqi Insurgents ‘Crack Down On Reds Who Seek Control

Kassem Said Slain By Anti-Red Rivals  _ Arab Nations Extend Recognition  Tn Sharkdam’e linta Canornmont

IRAQ’S REBELS CRACK DOWN ON COMMUNISTS   No Confirmation Given For Report Premier  Is Overthrown   PRO-NASSER LEADER PUT IN COMMAND

Pro-Egyptian Leader Named As President   Crackdown on Reds Ordered as Borders Of Country Sealed

NO DOUBT ABOUT PREMIER'S FATE, CAIRO REPORTS   Coup Called Triumph for Nasserites of Arab World   REGIME ‘CRUSHED’   Rebels Order Crackdowr on Communists; New Cshinat Namard

Foreign Ministers Meet, Discuss Cold War Agreement Possibilities

Move Studied As Next Thaw In Cold War.   Nonaggression Pact Agrcement Doubted On Eve of Meeting

Gives Senate Assurances On Test Ban   GOP Leader Dirksen Takes  Vd cee ae Cp lane

Russell Has Doubts President’s Letter Says U.S. Security Undamaged By Pact

Kennedy assures Senate of security under treaty   Air Force group warns of treaty securify risks

Late newsin brief   by UPI   JFK urges approval of test ban in special letter

To Check Tax Returns  Of Baker   Ur DaKer  LBJ Authorizes Action in Probe Ot Be Pratagqcn

SENATE GROUP TOLD OF LARGE SUMS INVOLVED   Presidential Ap pro val Tightens Web On  Former Protege   WIDOW TESTIFIES ' OF ‘CASH PACKETS’

PRESIDENT APPROVES SEARCH  someeesnenssceettitt atte TCO OOOO COO OANA  Senate Can Study Baker’s Files

Johnson Signs Order  Baker Tax File To Be Scanned   Honesty, Close Direction Overdue At City Hall

Eastern Sector Damage Great; Winds Terrific   Muskogee County Buildings Razed

In Two Virginias   Fe WY YGF REED Present Fo orest  Fires Are Said Worst In Years

Castro's Brother Admits Country Has Difficulties  — Soviet Credited With Preventing  Any Starvation

VENDING-MACHINE FIRM GETS CHOICE SPOTS FBI Probes Demo Aide’s Business Connections

Fog Blamed for Rash of Accidents Fatal to Two Persons: 65 Injured

Agreement Is Reached On Two Points  Rey. King Demands Accord on Other

‘Highway ‘Week’ Being OShserved in Texas And Nationally, May 26-June 1

Death Claims Miss Bentley  Farmer Sav Key   Former Spy Key Figure in Probes

Ex-Red Spy Elizabeth Bentley Dies; Helped Convict Communist Spies

Kennedy} Backers  Chosen   Unusual Combination Beats House Leaders

iberal-Leaning Jennings to Ways Means Committe  Virginian’s Election Seen as Setback to   Virginian’s Election Seen as Setback to House Leadership

Kx KR  House Vote  Aids JFK  Ways, Means Seats  Tri wWt¢... BB. We......

UPSET FOR LEADERSHIP Jennings, Bass Win Seats On House Ways-Means Committee

Committee OK  Wiretap Bill Moves To Floor Of Senate   Sentencing Monday  Metzger Makes Surprise Guilty Plea In Slaying

Croydon Volunteers Top Winners $00 In Parade As 3rd District  Firemen Dedicate Building —

# roy don } oluntee rs Top Winners  —— a ec  300 In Parade As 3rd District  Firemen Dedicate Building

High Court To Hear, Rule on Apportionment   Will Also Consider ‘Sit-In’ Question in Next Term

SUPREME COURT ROUNDUP  Apportionment, Sit-In Cases on Court Docket

Further action next session  Court to hear sit-in, apportionment cases

High Court To Rule on  Two Issues  ~Reapportion, Sit-ins Listed ~

Policy Men Meet With: President   45 Minute Briefing Given Leaders On Global Problems

Weather   vabama Governor Still Defiant Following Court Ord  “ Second Negro Enrolled at University of Mississinni 2.25"  Qacat at. «.) ed

Wallace Tells State He'll Take Needed Risks   However, He Asks People To Keep Law And Order

Says He Will ‘Disregard All Risks’   Aide Hints Wallace Will Ignore Injunction; ‘Ole Miss Is Quiet

General Assembly Bill Prohibit IPACers From Drawing  ‘Two Checks

STOP AID FOR PERSONS GIVEN JOBLESS PAY   INTRODUCE BILL BARRING PAYMENT FROM BOTH FUNDS

PARADES IN WILLOLGHBY. WENTOR   PANIES EY WELEAPL UTED. UE VEAP  Santa Claus will arrive tomorrow

Your Income Tax — Part V   UU TCO tQAn — FO  Misunderstood Tax Matters Cleared Up

Give Up [itle of Premier?  ReportsGrowing That iIXKhrushchev WantsTo ‘(Decrease Work Load

@ JFK Wants Abo ut $99 Billion  Heated Budget Battle Is Foreseen in Conaress

Determines JFK Program Roaring Budget Fight Apparently In Making

Big Battle Shaping Up On Budget   Kennedy Program Faces Early Test

Budget Battle Shaping Up in Congress  ; Outcome May Determine Fate ~ of Tax Cuts, Welfare Laws

President To Give Proposal On Thursday— Thundering Budget Battle Seen Coming In Conaress

Budget Battle Appears Shaping Un In Congress  Kennedy Expected Present A Record Budget Thursday

Congress Faces Fight On Budget   Outcome May Affect JFK Tax Plan; President to Present Budget Thursday

Spending Program of $99 Billion wee Thunderous Battle Faces Record Budget in Congress

"RED INK’ FIGHT LOOMS IN CONGRESS   Deficit Budget To Be Presented By President

Battle Is Shaping Up On Budget  Oute ‘ome May Have Tax Cuts Bearing

IFK Budget Faces Battle in Congress   Outcome of Tax Cuts, Welfare Program at Stake

35-Cent Increase  In Pact  Minct TR eiaien   Most Terms Are Reached

But Anti-Castro Group Elusive  U.S., Britain Keep Eye on Cuba Exiles

/ Refugees ofill Active  U.S. and British Forces Kept Busy Striving to Curb Elusive Cubans

US., British Hunt Cuba Guerrillas ..  : “Anti- Castro Fighters Keep Forces of 2 Nations on Jump

DFTISN WOMD Nay, VOdst Wd WSORs WGI RR AAA ALLA P PPL LARA PPP PDPRAL  Elusive Cuban Exiles Keep Authorities Busy

Cuban Raiders Hunted at Sea  U.S., British Seek Guerrilla Groups

TWO NATIONS TRY TO BALK CUBAN RAIDS   One Small Boat Reaches Miami  As Plans Fail

Exile Raiders Prove Elusive   U.S., British Forces Kept Hopping In Search for Cuban Guerrillas

Sinali Crait Watched  British, U.S. Searching IF or Anti-Castro Exiles

Exiles Keep U.S. Busy in Florida   British Work to Rid Keys of Guerrillas

Elusive Exiles Keeping U. S., British Hopping; Cirew of 17 Surrenders

FLORIDA KEYS BAHAMAS COMBED   Watch For Sneak Departures Of Small Craft  MOTOR BOAT   With 17 Anti-Castro Men Returns To Miami After Eluding Coast Guard

British help in  search   Comb Keys to block attacks on Red Cuba

In Upgrading Curriculum College Scholars, Industry Aid Public School Progran

Begin Unprecedented Era Of Partnership in Attempt To Upgrade School Program

Dr. Ward’s Sex Trial Nears End   Lawyer Calls Him ‘Thoroughly Filuky

Emporia ‘Skies   Emporia Weather   Bill to Bar Lobbyists From Floor Of Kansas Legislature Introduced

Long Steps Up In Powerful Senate Group  Kerr’s Death Moves Louisianan Higher On Finance Board

531 1 Jailed in. Jackson Protests   Negroes Win Legal ‘Round in Florida

3 New Southern Cities. Facing Racial Crisis  Nashville, Knoxville, Raleigh Targels With Alabama Quiet

With Alabama Quiet, Focus of Negra Effort Shifts to Other Parts of Dixie

Dit irming “nam Vuielt  Racial Crisis Spreads; Tennessee Cities Hit

At Nashville, Knoxville And Roleigh  3 More Cities Hi By Racial Unrest

President's Union Talk Is At 12:30   To Give Congress © His Views On State Of Nation, Program

JFK DELIVERS: STATE-0-UNION SPEECH TODAY   Congress Shows Signs Of Supporting More Of His Program   TALK ON TV-RADIO IS SET FOR 12:30

Passage Depends On Several Factors Dependine On The Viewpoint Taken

JFK Message To Congress  On Radio-TV   President Expected To Outline Vigorous World Role for U.S.

Kennedy To Give Views on State  Of Nation Today   More Receptive Congress to Hear President’s Talk

JFK To Go Before Nation In State Of Union Address   Finance Member Says  JFK Will Ask Tax Cut

Congress Seen More Receptive To Program  As Term Hits Halfway Point

JFK Delivers Message To Joint Session   State Of Union Talk Telecast Is Set For 12:30 P. M.

 JFK Call for ‘Spending ES         State of Union Talk May Stress Hike in Defense. Moan Shor Irae

JFK May  Cite Costs in Report  ee ee ige e e OVO   Congress Speech Slated Today

New Police Boss Endorses Radar   News Conference Told...  Scranton For Mandate In School Reorganizing

BEAUTY CONTESTANTS...   New Texas USA Residents Invited To A Movie Fete

Coalmen Say Policy On Oil [dles Miners  Iniports Hive Cost 4,000 Jobs, Moody  Claims In Statement

JFK Suggests Umpire for News Blackout   Kennedy Takes Shot at Printer’s Union President

WHAT OTHER FELLOW?   Labor To Fight ‘conomic Policy In Washington

KENNEDY CALLS FOR ENDING OF NEWS WALKOUT  URGES NAMING OF IAADADOTIAIL tiaaninre   URGES NAMING OF IMPARTIAL UMPIRE TO HALT DISPUTE

Labor Leaders To File Protest  Critical of Kennedy Economic Policies

Calls His Moves ‘Too Feeble’ Labor Retrains Its Sights On JFK’s Economic Policy

Kennedy Wants ‘Ump’ to End Press Strike      Labor Chiefs Unhappy with Kennedy Policies

Today ‘~   Around the State . Around the Nation . Around the World .

Labor Now After JFK On Policy  Plans Seen Feeble As Job Stimulants

Rail Clerks Delay SP Strike Another Day; Printer Union Head Joins N.Y. Negotiations

RAPPED BY COMMISSIONER  Blue Cross Hike Appears More Remote Now   New Efforts In News Strike; Two New Strikes Erupt

— Steelworkers Stage Walkout —  Rail Clerks Delay Strike Another Day

Just What State GOP Leaders Want   Republicans Would Only Offer Byrnes

Definition Of On-Site Visit Askec   U. S. Delegate Report: Position of Reds Not Known

POLS ELE LE LE LEE LETS OLE LEE  Liquor Strike Hikes Prices  In Sweden

Progress Noted In Dock Issues — Sen. Morse Optimistic About Strike Settlemen}

MORSE HOPES TO END STRIKE   ‘Very Optimistic’? After First Day’s Talks in * Dock Dispute

Morse Optimistic After Talks  Senator Heads Board Seeking aa £1 Ca..?h. .

Morse Hopeful In Dock Strike   Last Effort Before Report To Congress

Morse Hopeful On Strike Talks  Beltz: 2c Bow. wei   Believes Progress Made During First Day of Mediation

Morse Reports Some Progress in Dock Strike  Issues Clarified  by Three-Man  Abdaediatian Bax

Witness Due In Airing Of Rights Issue  Committees Slated  To Hear From Gov = BREE  ifelren oes k ra rt Pi eae Bes

Senate Calls Witnesses on  Rights Plan   Georgia Governor Is “Heard; Bob Kennedys Faces More Quizzing

Red Rift Said Aid To West   Rusk Warns Against Relaxing of Guard

Rusk Warns Of Too Much Relaxation   Red Rift Fine But West Can Not Let Guard Down Safely

3UT THREAT REMAINS Rusk Says Communist Rift ‘Cause For Encouragement

Hurricane Flora inflicts new punishment on Cuba   Diem says army ready to take the offensive

JADOTVILLE CAPTURED BY U, N. SOLDIERS   Retreating Katangans Blow Up Vital Mining Equipment

U.N. Forces Take New Stronghold In Katanga  But Not Before Tshombe’s Men Blow Up Vital Minine Center

Katangaris Wreck Vital Equipment —   Tshombe’s Threat To Destroy Wealth. Of Country Carried Out

Tshombe’s Stronghold  In Danger   Katangans Blow Up Mining Equipment; Production Halted

U. N. Troops Capture City  Retr ‘eating Katangans Dectensvi;ne Eiimmant

Democrats Balk At Committee's Tax Boost Bill   Amendment to Workmen’s Comp Bill Defeated

reavy {oO  Automobiles, Fires Take 20 Lives in Pennsylvania; Five Die in Mofor Mishap

Politicians To Analyze Today’s Vote   Handwriting On Wall Aspect In Several States

Writing On Wall Looked For   Elections In Three States Of Special ‘Political Value

JFK Appoints a Birmingham Peace Team   Names, Royall, Blaik to Help Restore Racial Peace

New Cotton Plan Asked By Ellender  Proposal Would Reduce Support, Raise Allotments   COOL RECEPTION

New Cotton Plan Asked By Ellender  Proposal Would Reduce Support, Raise Allotments

Test Ban Pact  Sign Treaty Only When Russ Leave Cuba, Says Barry

Dem Leaders Assail Plan  Of Arizonan   Senator Says Treaty Should Be Delayed Until Russians Out

Long Walk—  (Continued on Page Three)   Senators Rap Goldwater's Test Ban Idea

Ignites Senate Debgte Goldwater Ties Troops Removal From Cuba With Approval Of Ban Treaty

Treaty Delay Bid Launched By Goldwater   Removal of Soviets in Cuba Ureed as Condition of Pact

Would Delay Nuclear Ban Effectiveness  Democrat Leaders Da   Democrat Leaders Pounce On Move; Debate Set Monda'

Mass-Testing Experiment 1,000 Physicians Warned  They Face Serious Iliness

50,000 Doses Ordered Increase Vaccine Supply For Second Polio Session

Grundy Busy Mopping Up Flood Debris      Two Bodies Still Missing

STRATEGY TALKS OPEN IN CHICAGO  NAACP to Plot New Integration Tactics

ident Of Marble City  Diphtheria Suspected In Death Of 10-Month-Old Oklahoma Girl

Committee Backs Kerr-Mills Fund  Sends Bill to  .... 7. Sit, pe el (ae ala

Revised Church Position Studied   Vatican Speakers Outline Proposal

As Second Phase Opens .  Church Redefinition, Reform Endorsed by Vatican Counci

Redefinition of Catholic Church Is Receiving General Endorsement

Proposed Redefinition of Roman Catholic ‘Church Wins General Endorsement at Council

Redefinition Of Catholic Church Receives An Early Endorsement By Prelates

nederinition endorsed Vatican Ecumenical Council reconvenes for second phase

‘At Vatican Ecumenical Council  Proposed Redefinition Of ‘Catholie Church Is Endorsed

Redefinition Of Catholic Role Is Sought  Ecu cal Council Hea ors Pope Call for  Satins, *. AL... s

Move To Redefine Church Structure Favored In Vatican Council Opening   Vernon Court Junior College Weleomed As tinportant To Rhode Island Culture

Today’s Good Reading ....   Streamlined Agenda —  Pope Reopens Council

Paul Pleads For Reform Tn Council   Prelates Approve Redefinition At Vatican Sessions

Where To Find  Proposed Redefinition of Catholic Church Endorsed

Redefinition Of Catholic Role Is Sought   Ecumenical Council Hears Pope Call For Reform In Church

Inside Today   Probe Intensified Into Birmingham Explosions   New Look at Structure of Church Wins Favor as Ecumenical Council Is Resumed

Ai the Vatican Ecumentcal Council .  Church Reform Is Endorsed by Prelate

Pope Calls On Council For Reforms   Ecumenical Meeting Reopened After 9-Month Recess

Second Session of Ecumenical Council Is Opened inRome   Redefinttion of the Roman Church Wins General Approval,

Catholic Conference Reopened by Pope John   Redefination Of Church To Be Main Topic

Market Hits New Highs  Rails Lead Heaviest es slingw Te OL V anes

‘LEXING NEW MUSCLES Stock Market Breaks Over Record High Despite Sales

Charge Waits Lie Test Of James Mellon   Father Of Four Declares He Had Been Drinking

House Action Scheduled On Housing Bill  Easy Passage Seen For Issue Backed By Rhodes

Alaska Highway Job Secondary to Others   Canadian Official Says Access Roads to Open Resources Needed Quicker Than Paving Alaska Route

More than highway paving Canada's forest minister  cites needs for access roads

Tax Bill Tc Be Offered   Senate OK Would Send It  To Governor For Signing , r Ognings

Senate Sets Early Debate On Tax Bill   House Version Clears Committee Unchanged

Can Rail Passenger Service Survive? Eneouraging Indications Noted

National Farmers Union Calls for More Government Payments for Fair Prices

Egen Gets Report by Officials   Figure Doesn’t Include Damage To Governments

Excluding military, public losses  Private damage at Barrow estimated at $600,000

Desert battle still raging   Moroccans and Algerians seek truce settlement

Battle Spreads  In Sahara As Talks Continue  Several Outposts Have Changed Hands Many Times

Convict Free After 50 Years   Japanese Court Clears.Man. 83, in 1913 Murder

AT O4U Lenwre’rs  3,000 Persons Taking Tests To See If They Can Make Peace Corps Grade

Widespread Concern Causec By Drought   Fires Burning  Out Of Control

Outlook For Rain Dismal Widespread Drought Continues; Woodlands Burn; Water Dwindles

Town Water Supplies Dwindle  Many Fires Out Of Control In Drought-Stricken Areas

Drought Grips Eastern U. S. A.: No Rain Forecast   Smog Threatens New York; Men Needed to Fight Fires   Lively Foreign Aid Fight Shaping Up in Senate

Drought Causes Crops To Wither; Water Supplies Low; Fires Are Spreading

Northeast Bakes, Fires Burn Unchecked As Drought Continues: No Rain in Sight

Rain Outlook Dismal. U.S. Bureau Says  Persistent Drought Continues To Causs Concern In East

JEWEL THIEVES HIT AGAIN IN MANHATTAN   Police Reveal $300,000 In Gems Taken In Downtown N. Y.   ONE DIAMOND WAS WRIST-WATCH SIZE

Tshombe Seems Nervous, Dejected .... Katangan Leader Returns  To His Occupied Capita

END OF ROAD NEAR FOR KATANGA REBEL Dejected Tshombe Returns To Occupied Elisabethville

Tshombe Back In U.N.-Held Elisabethville   Katanga’s President Promised Security If He Causes No Trouble

Tshombe Back In His Capital   TIGHTER SOULPERZE   ACTIVE DIPLOMATS

Forces Sentfered .  UN Promises ~ Protection For ‘Dejected Leader

Ishombe Given U.N. Guarantees lf He ‘Behaves   Rebel’s Forces Scattered After Bitter Clashes

Tshombe in Return to His Capital   Promised Security as Long as He Doesn't Stir Up Trouble

Trip Made To Capital By Tshombe   Katanga Leader Promised Security  In Elisabethville

May Remain As Leader _ Of Katanga   Tells Reporters  He's ‘Going Home’

Tshombe Back in Katangan Capital  U. S. Promises Protection if He Does Not Create Trouble

Secessionist President of Katanga Province Promised Security So Long as He Creates No Trouble

Police Use Dogs fo Quiet N.0. Rioting  Mardi Gras Spirit Runs Wild; Dozens Of Arrests Made

Dogs Quiet Rioters at Mardi Gras  Police Drive Crowd Back Six Blocks;  Panwame Aoractasl

They ‘Just Love Children’  296 Child Ae Wav Crinle Adante Another

Cooley Introduces Bill In House Textile Manufacturers Endorse Bill  To Equalize Prices Paid For Cotton

U.N. Guard At Palace:  Is Removed   Katanga President Freed After Night  Intense Confusion

U.N. Forces Claim Okay To Advance   Official Says Tshombe Has Dropped Scorched Earth Plan in Katanga

Tshombe Set Free From UN  Heuse Arrest   Drives in Triumph to Meeting With His Aides

)Confusion In Congo , Cheering Thousands. Welcome Tshombe Or Trip To Meet Aides

Red Envoy To Congo  Hustled Out   Adoula Charges Subversive Acts, Orders Expulsion

Charge Subversive Dealings ES SE a a ES I I PO IEE LET IGS OOTE  Expell Soviet Diplomats

Congo Won't ME 7 Ties With Soviets   Envoys Expelled; New Ones Will Be Reviewed

Congolese Oust Diplomats But Will Not Sever Ties With Soviet Government

Diplomatic Ties Remain, But— Soviet Mission Is Put Out of Congo 2nd Time

Congo Ousts Red Mission For 2nd Time  =“, mr gaa   But Not Severing Ties With Moscow,  Premier Announce:

Reds Ousted By Premier Leave Congo   Adoula_ Refrains From Cutting Ties With Soviet Union

Congo Orders Soviet Mission to Get Out  But Adoula Says He Is Not Sev — # Pp il g*. Vast BALL ..,

Threat of Racial Disturbances in Cambridge, Md.  State Groups Delays Stepping Into Fight

New Violence Imperils City In Marvland  Governor Accuses Integration Heads Of Hinderine Talk

GUARDSMEN IN CAMBRIDGE TO ACT Negroes to Risk Arrest In New Demonstrations

Threat Of Renewed  Uprising   Misunderstanding On Mediation; Local Guard To Report Saturday

Integrationists Are Accused ot Hindering Talks  New Demonstrations Threatened Tonight

Integrationists Schedule Protest in Cambridge Despite Guard's Ban

Urge Basis For Ending Of Barrier   Meeting To Probe Alternate Approach To Problem ‘Urged

Psychiatrist Testifies Professor Could Have  Killed While Insane

Man Charged With Crime on High Seas For \Forcing Boat Captain, Crewman Overboard

Coast Guard Takes Hand in Shrimp Boat Altercation: Crewman Arrested

Shrimper Charged With Assault On High Seas  Forced Captain, Crew Over board

TAPE PARADE UP BROADWAY TOPPING SHOW   Big Town Goes Into Or. bit, Eager for Chance to Cheer Herod   CAPITAL SPIN ENDS   ‘Gordo’ Fresh From Capital Acclaim, Applause of Congress

Rhodes Pushes 938 Million Parks Program   ‘Spoon Fed’ State Seeks To Hike Retail Economy

Envoy Sent By Orthodox Head to Pope   =  Roman Pontiff Discusses Proposed Holy Land: Meeting

Pope Paul Receives Orthodox Patriarch   Plan Catholic Summit In the Holy Land.

Hatteras Area Has Hurricane Warnings Today  Storm Is Reported Drifting To The

HARK THE HERALD -   National Park Service Brought Close To Home.

Lraffic, fires, rajji C, Lres, flanes  Accident Rash Claims Scores

North Wind Clears Smog from Skies ‘But Increases Hazards to Forests

ES ee  SPEAKS TO AIR GRADS  JFK Announces Plan  For New Jetliner

Today's Chuckle   The inside story   Kohler Co. charges NLRB harassment

Burning “Mine Partly Sealed” 3 Missing   Methane Un(™® “round In Danger Of Going Off Could Bl ut The Seals Erected

One Shoe Has Been Dropped .  Steel Price, Wage Crisis Looms   Steel Hangs From Horns Of Competitive Dilemma

Steel Seeks Raise To End Deadly Cycle   Factors Weighed For Way To Beat The Competition  nr. Harriet’ al APs aes eee

Caught in ‘Deadly Cyele’ Price Hike Not Entire  Answer, Industry Says

STEEL INDUSTRY SEES SOLUTION IN RAISING PRICE   Competition Cited as Reason

Pay Hikes May  Kill Compromise Increases Topped by Boost Of $10,000 in Salary of Governor

TODAY'S INDEX   Called ‘Entirely Out of Order’  $10,000 Pay Boost for Reynolds Threatens to Kill Tax Compromise

Republicans Hit Surorise Boosts Put in Package  Governor Would Receive $10,000 Salary Increase

 Might Encourage Aggressions  Senator Warns Against More Test Ban Concessions to Reds

Firm Ban Policy Is Called For   Sen. Jackson Warn: Against Further US Concessions

White House Warned On Concessions  Jackson Cautionec U.S. Can Damage Allies Confidence

Red Leader Stiffens Stand   Nikita Impressed By U.S. Call For Peace

in London     ———  Harriman Leaves Moscow As Castro Was Arriving

18 State Agencies Are Given Right to Resume Their Hiring   Plans Submitted Are Approved by Budget Division

Sole Survivor Found  Birth Of Quinis Spurs  Search For Sextuplet

Records Show Two Cases — Health Service Seeking Lone Sextuplet Survivo:

Search For - Survivor Of   Sextuplets   ‘Believe Missouri Womat Gave Birth To Six On Aug. 9, 1936.

‘Born 27 Yeurs Ago  Public Health Service Seeks ' Sole Survivor Of Sextuplets

THE HO METOWNERS  FHE GREEN LIGH ARE ON IN MSKINNE . &  a ae a ee

(THE HOMETOWNERS  EHE GREEN ALIGHT ARE ON IN MCKINNEY &  COLLIN COUNTY

Battered foreign aid bill clears   Stormy measure goes to Johnson

WN a in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   No China A-arms indicated

MCSPADDEN MAY TESTIFY Estes’ Lawyers Battle For ‘Mistrial’ Ruling

Governor Requests $147 Million Boost Over 2-Year-Period  Sum Equals 50 Per Cent Hike ~ InPersonal Income Taxes , 

soviet Type  Jet Planes Fire Across Bow, Stern of American Vessel Off Cuban Coast

Shots Fired Thirty Miles North Of Cuba   Captain Certain Fighters In Three Passes Were Migs

Believe Incident Could Be Retaliation Against Anti-Castro Rebel Raids

National Security Council To Check : 1 Aasael!! On Mater Vescal Floridian

Skipper says MlIGs fired on  ship off Cuba   ‘Probably fired in error’—Cuba

CeHKRNRKRKKKKREKKKKKKKKKKKARKKKKKKKEKKKEKEKKKKKKEKEE SS  . In Waters Off Cuba  ' MIGs Fired Near Ship Says Cap’n

Education Bill Changed, More Aid Provided °  1,600-Pupil Base. Per aren District,  avoereadc in KeVvIicinn

JETS ADD TO TENSION Turkish Fleet Reported Heading Toward Cyprus

British Official Lands In Cyprus to Attempt to Halt Greek-Turk Feud

Peace Mission For Isle  But Turkish  wT. 2 ee ‘anil   But Turkish Fleet Moving

Both Seek To Force Breakoftt   Peking Blasts Aid To India By Russia; Moscow Also Attacks

Moscow, Peking Hurl Charges: Talks Recessed  Delegations Fail to Show Up for Talks

Charge attempt tosplit Communist world  Chinese-Soviet delegates again recess

China-Soviet ‘Peace Talks’  Recess Again   New Charges Aired By Both Sides As Red Rift Widened

Soviets, Chinese in waiting game for other to end talks   Prospects look good West optimistic in talks for nuclear ban treaty

NIKITA AID TO INDIA HIT Chinese, Russians Both Fail To Show At Ideology Parley

Peking, Russian Talks Recessed  More Blasts Fired In The Communist Ideological War

Sino-Soviel Talks Again In Recess  Each Side Tries To Force Other  . PF, Beamls hdardk

Was Pushing Bike When Hit by Car   James Van Dyke Dies Of Head Injuries; Visibility Was Low

Johnson Cites Military Strength   Asserts U. S. Could Destroy Aggressor

U.S. Is Strong - LBJ   President Says  Military Ready For Any Attack Or Aaaressor

Assures Solons Nation Could Survive Attack   President Says Defense Economy Measures Will Not Affect Strength.

Johnson: U.S. has military strength to survive surprise attack, destroy any aggressor

BY PRESIDENT  rene thnanatstnsininansesinsannvactanhacneinntsennens tO NNATCNHN bttbsinenes hina nonaiaenhinet  Solons Told Oru.s&. Mi ale 

Johnsen Assures Leaders U.S. Can Survive Attack, Destroy Aggressors

an Absorb Attack, Destroy Aggressor  LBJ Assures Congress Of U.S. Might

Top Leaders Hear Report From LBJ   Assures Group Economy . Measures Won't Hurt Military Position

Dalton Asks Funds For M.U, Takeover Of Kansas City U,   Senate Passed Bill to Get Drunken Drivers GH tate Highwova.

Redistrict Plan Misses Passage Through Error  Apportionment Bill   Apportionment Bill as Clerical Error -

1 Americans Reach Crest § Miles High  English, Swiss Successful in Pravinne Triae

Highest Peak ls Conquered By US. Team   Radio Messages From Base Camp Give Few Details

Storms Slam Elkhorn Area   Estimated Four Inches of Rain Dumped on Reaion in 30 Minutes

Sanford Addresses Record Lun cheon  NY Executives Hear  Big Tar Heel Pitch

TAR HEEL SALES PITCH IN N.Y. Businessmen Told To Look  To N. C. For New Profits

Legislators Seek Compromise To Avert Special Session   New Attempts Made On Tax, Budget Issues

CHAIRMEN INTERVIEWED  Bailey Says Tax Cut Is Vital, Miller Sees ‘Rights’ Barrier

Tax Cut Vital, Says Leader  Of Democrats But GOP Chief  Doubts There'fl Be Bill This Year

Adniinistration Drive Also May Affect Other Current Legislation 

NIGNtS Fakes opotiignt  Democrat Leader Says Tax Cut Still Important: GOP Chief Doubts Action

Look Who’s Here   Roese, Marcus. a son, Nov. 1 Sacred Heart hospital. WORKSHOP THURSDAY WILL INTRODUCE NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS  TO AREA METHODISTS

 WORKSHOP THURSDAY: WILL INTRODUCE NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS  TH ARTA METPTANCTS

School Transfer Details  4 In Austin Area   4 In Austin Area To Receive Siudenits

6 In Area To ‘Send’ Students   750 Eligible To Apply  For Change

Khrushchev Talks with Capitalists   Indicates to Visitors Soviet-American Wheat Deal May Go Through

Allen-Scott Report Secret Cuba Refugee Deal Is Denied By White House

Pentagon’s Information Chief Sylvester Appears Top Player In ‘News Management’ Probe

Pentagon Information Chief Receive: Top Billing in House ‘News’ Probe

Pentagon’s Press Chief Wins Top Spot In Probe Into News Management

Questions Pentagon Information Flow  House Singles Out Sylvester

CHURCH GROUPS JOIN DRIVE FOR JOBS, FREEDOM   QUARTER MILLION NOW EXPECTED TO GO TO WASHINGTON

250.000 Are Kix pected  For March   ‘Jobs and Freedom March Is Planned For Washington

Estimate Of Unity March Crowd Rises   Leaders Predict Quarter-Million For Capital Rally

‘Jobs and Freedom’ Scheduled Aug. 28 Civil Right Leaders Say 250,000 Will Join March on Washington

Stromsburq markets   ASC office memo urges growers to divert feed qrain acres

Americans Spend 300 Million A Year On A Lost Cause   By BARNEY SEIBERT   Primitive Maa Hairy.

GOP IN SALES TAX DRIVE   The Bare Truth--Nothing To Do About Baldness

Trying to save hair called a lost cause   (First of four dispatches on why people lose their hair).

The Bald Facts—No. 1  People Spend Big Sums On a Lost Cause -- Hair

Loss of Hair Worries Adult Men, Women Too  Americans Spend $300 Million Pe  =  ~ause--Baldness-

Had distinguished, action-packed career  Adm. Alan Kirk, naval hero, dies at 74

Adm. Kirk, Hero, Diplomat, Dies  Entered Hospital Sept. 1 for   Entered Hospital Sept. 1 for Treatment of Heart Ailment

Heart Ailment Causes Death Of Adm. Kirk  Naval Hero of 40   Naval Hero of 40 Years Also Served In Diplomatic Posts

Admiral Kirk, Naval Hero Anc Diplomat, Dies   Suffered From Heart Ailment

‘Weight Down, Spirits Up, Woman Says After Seven Days Of Fasting At Hotel   By MARY FERGUSON

Fasting Woman Envisions Great Chunks Of Cheese   Rv MARY FERGUSON

Wants New Easter Dress a re ee  She Has Lost 12 Pounds In 7 Davs   By MARY FERGUSON

Woman Loses 12 Pounds Thus Far  In Self-Imposed Fast, Feels Fine

"A_Rose Blooming on a Dewy Vine"  Woman Tells How It Feels to Fast 170 Hours

Fast catches imaginations of millions   WANT OF NEW EASTER DRESS SPURS SELF-IMPOSED DIET BY FAT WOMAN

Californian on Diet Shoots for Size 20 Easter Dre ss—  No Food for Seven Days-Twelve Pounds Gone

First Three Days Rough  Dieter Secluded In Hotel Room Loses 12 Pounds In Week

WOMAN ENDS FIRST WEEK OF FAST  She's 49-44-55, and Hubby’s Happy

jAul for a New Easter Dress  \Lady Locked In Hotel Room Loses Lbs. on Tea, Buillon   By MARY FERGUSON

SELF-IMPOSED FAST IN HOTEL Hefty Woman Feels Like‘Blooming Rose On Dewy Vine’ As Pounds Go

Dietina Not So Bad After First 72 Hours. Says Mary Ferguson   Ry MARY FERGUSON

Keeps Self Locked In Hotel Room — Admittedly Fat Woman, Hoping to Cut Weight, Tells About Food Nightmares

TELLS OF NIGHTMARES ABOUT FOOD  Woman Stays In Hotel To Avoid Her Cooking, Tries To Lose Weight

Down to 232  Woman on Fast Tells Own Story   fy MARY FERGUSON Written for the Auseciated Prec:

Battles Hunger Alone Bente: Hanger Move Fat Mary Spurns Food For A Week

On The Inside   By MARY FERGUSON Written for The Associated Prses

I'm Feeling Like Rose Blooming On Dewy Vine" — Woman On Foodless Diet  Loses 12 Pounds In 7 Days

Feeling like a rose on a vine, says hotel faster   Rv MARY FERGUSON

Fat Woman Holes Up In Hotel Room, Tells Of Her Nightmares About Food

THE FIRST 72 HOURS ARE THE WORST, CALIFORNIAN DISC OVERS cE ease adn tints ttn ttn nanan  Fat Woman Starts Down Hill On Fast   tHEWEH Gin

CRACKERS CAUSE CRACK-UP   Feeling like a rose on a vine, says hotel faster

In Teday’s Daily News   West Virginia Bids For Mile Deep Hole In Earth

Headquarters In Nuclear War  en Leen etna a  Mile-Deep Hole Asked For W.Va.

Accommodations  Bill Passes House  Would Open Places Giving Lodging, Foo

Sentenced In Slaying Of Pastor   Chapman Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder, Get: 30 to 80 Year Sentence

Both Sides Go Easy On ‘Explosive Issues’   Big-Three Talks ‘Inconclusive’

Big Three Ministers Open Talk:   Arms Control, China Highlight First Session

APPLICATION OF ICRR DENIED ON DEAL FOR C&El  APPROVE MOPAC  ~,_ ve ota re me me mm é=£@##iheakaitt

ICC TURNS DOWN PLEAS OF IC, L&N   Examiner Rules Missouri Pacific Can Shore Up C&EI Which Lost $966,000 In 1960. .

Barred From Federal Practice Hoffa's Attorney Accused Of Tampering With Jury

Jury Tampering Charged  Hotla Lawyer Barred  From Federal Courts

Charged With Jury-Tampering  Two Judges Disbar ‘Hoffa's Attorney

Hoffa Attorney Barred by Court  Accused by Judges Of Offering Bribe

Attorney For Hofta Penalized   Charged With Trying to Bribe Nashville Jury

Judges Say $10,000 Offering Uncovered   Policeman Used as Middleman; Neither Lawyer or Teamsters’ Precident Available for Comment

Hoffa Lawyer Barred From  U.S. Court  Counsel Accused Of Making Offer to  Prospective Juror

Hoffa Attorney Barred From Federal Courts  Judges Accuse Him  PE eCIA ARR F.   Judges Accuse Him Of $10,000 Offer to Prospective Juror

Hoffa's Lawyer Barred by Court  Attempt To Bribe New Juror Cited

Had defended James R. Hoffa Bar attorney from federal  courts for jury-tampering

There Are Many Things You Can Do Without, Ranging From Old Jokes to Zippers

Firemen’s Union Officials Called  Will Have Final Say On Any Dispute Break

Party Line Vote Sends It to Floor   Mandatory Limit On Spending Barely Defeated

Ways, Means Approves Bill  Cutting Taxes   LIMIT DEFEATED   KENNEDY SPEECH

House Panel Okays Tax Cut Bill's Introduction   Kennedy Calls His Tax Slash Plan ‘Insurance’

Committee Passes  $11 Billion Tax Cut  + e ‘     A pproval by Party Vote: Senate Action Is Doubtful

lax Reduction Wins Initial Okay In House   Committce Approve: $11 Billion Slash o1 Straight Party-Line Vote.

mg i. Tax Cut Bill Approved by  A Committee Kennedy Calls the   Kennedy Calls the Slash Insurance  Against Recession

House Committee Anproves Tax Cut Bil Despite Solid GOP Opnosition

House Committee Gives Token Okay To Tax Cut Plan   Ways and Means Group Voiss 15-10 to Introduce Measure

Tax Cut Called Good Insurance  President Addresses Tax Reduction Grou

Key Ballot 15 to 10 on Party Lines   Move To Tie Secone Stage to Spending Curb Rebuffed

Tax Slashes Recession Insurance  Kennedy Speaks ° Risiness Committ   Kennedy Speaks To Business Committee For Tax Reduction

Greets New Boss   House Unit Okays $11 Billion Tax Cut   Key Vote Is 15-10 on Party Lines

House Unit Gives Okay To Tax Cut   Committee Gives Approval Over GOP Oopositien

House Group Okays Huge Tax Slash   Republicans Oppose Bill; Cut Would Apply To Income in 1964

APPROVAL BY "RULES PANEL COMES NEXT   GOP Defeated On Mandatory Spending Curbs

$11 Billion Tax Cut Approved   Key Tlouse Committee Overrides GOP

Kennedy Says Tax Bill Is ‘Insurance’.   President Sees  Cut As Measure Against Recession -

(AT aT a a  Failure fo Enact: Tax Reduction Bill Would Court Uncertainty, JFK Declares

When They Convene Monday  Ohio Lawmakers To Get  Report On Tax Situation

Weather   Stronger Laws On Claims for Travel Sought   Department Audit Illustrates Need

Stronger Laws On Claims for Travel Sought   Department Audit illustrates Need

WANT ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA TIGHTENED Republicans Move To Cut Jobless Expenses

Lawrence Hits Back at Claim Of Seranton   ‘Incorrect Charges’ Made by Governor, Ex-Executive Holds

Troops Are Sent To Maryland City   Cambridge Negro Leaders Plan Meet With Governor

Loup orong  Military Revolt Against Dinh Diem in So. Viet Nam Given Chance fo Succeed

JFK HURTING  PRESTIGE WITH  CIVIL RIGHTS FEELS ANY CHIEF  EXECUTIVE WOULD FACE BIG CRISIS

Kennedy Assures Underground Test  White House Assumes Race Matter Has Cost Support

PREDICTS PACT ON TESTS WILL BE RATIFIED   Tells Press Gathering U.S. Will Still Blast Underground   DOOR IS LEFT OPEN FOR FRANCE TO JOIN.

JFK Expects Ratification  Of Ban Pact   Kennedy Assumes Civil Rights Stand Cost Administration

Expects New Ban Treaty Ratification   Civil Rights Cost Politically Admitted But Will Keep Course

Rights Stand By. Kennedy Hits Prestige  Boat Ceieac Moret Re   But Crisis Must Be Met Despite Effect  President Declares

JFK Predicts Senate OK; Also Defends Regime’s Stand On Civil Rights

Political Prestige No Block   Racial Issue Cost to Kennedy Won't Slow Him

JFK Aware His Civil Rights Stand Probably Is Politically Expensive

Kennedy Knows Civil Rights Stand Hurting His Popularity   AT EXPENSE OF NEGROES  Blockbusting Pays Big Dividends

Racial ‘Show Effect Doubted   President Says He. Feels eae  Aewan’t Sneracefal

JFK To Continue Rights Drive   Despite Loss Of Political Prestige, Popularity

JFK Says Racial Issue Has Hurt Him Politically   Says Crisis ls At Hand And He Is Going To Deal With It

But President Predicts Ban in Space, Air, Under  Water Will Be Ratified

Kennedy Is Firm Over  Rights Bill   President Is Willing To Risk Major Loss  In Political Prestige

JFK Sees ‘Crisis’ Above Presidency   Underground Tests Relieve Opposition To 3-Way Ban

Expects Treaty to Be Ratified  U.S. Underground Tests to Continue, JFK Says

Predicts OK Of Ban Pact By Senate  President Sees Political Losses In Riaghte Starr

Treaty Approval Seen  ' Kennedy Savs    Kennedy Says A-Tests Set

Underground Testing Will Be Continued   Kennedy Stands Pat On Handling Of Civil Rights

Admits Losing In Popularity And Prestige   Racial Issue Presents Great National Crisis

President Kennedy Admits His Decline In Popularity Over Civil Rights Toughness

Senate Gets Bellmon Plan On Education   ‘Solons to Investigate Office Rental Payments; Five Bills Are Passed’

COUNCIL APPROVES  FINAL ASSESSMENTS  FOR TWO PROJECTS Property Owners Have One Month te Pay  Ratarn Interrnet Raging

COUNCIL APPROVES FINAL ASSESSMENTS FOR TWO PROJECTS  Property Owners Have One Month to Pay Refnre Interest Begins

Crucial Tax Boost Vote Stalled In House; Welsh  Tries To ‘Sell’ Democrats

EARTHQUAKE LAID TO NUCLEAR JOLT   2 Earthquakes Hit Los Anaeles Area

Nuclear Blast Called Cause Of Quake   Las Vegas Rocked By Tremor After Underground Test

Quake Follows Nuclear Blast  Gambling Resort City Of Las Vegas  Doesn’t Complain

Quake Felt In Nevada After Tests   Underground Shot: Trigger Tremor. Expert Believes

Senators Vote Out Amendments To Voting Bill  Dispute Continues _

Israel Proposes Program   6-Point Peace Plan Includes Offer Of Mutual. Inspection

Temperatures Take Dive—  Scattered Showers Are Possible Over Kansas

Liquor Dealers Survey  Christmas Packs, Learn Some Due to Be Barred

Morse Wages Battle Against New Measure   Tries To Send $3.6 Billion Aid Bill Back To Conference

‘LIES AT ANCHOR   iU LHE U.S. Betancourt Going  Through With Trip

'Too Good for Him’ Is Cry As Oswald Falls to Floor   Sister Says JFK Killing Upset Ruby

Johnson Asks Full FBI Probe   Red Propagandist: Claim Assassin’s Murder ‘Coverup’

TAKE PLACE IN GETTYSBURG  Civil War Battle to Be Re-Enacted on Centennial

 ‘Aware of Movement’ Goldwater Asks Supporters For Year to Make Up Mind

DRYLAND FARMING MAY RETURN  Texas, New Mexico Face Water Problems

URGE CAUTION AFTER TAWES IS OPTIMISTIC   Governor Meets With City Officials And Guard Leaders   WHITE TRADE GROUP iS ASKED TO HELP

Senmeeeenmmenneninnn  Livingston Merchant Visits French Chief; Called Courtesy Call

Syria Executing Revolt Leaders; Curfew Still Or   Ten Reported to Have Fallen Before Firing Squads; Fighting  Continues.

Executions Start in Syria Revolt; Thousand Said Dead in Fighting

Severe Storms Forecast for Plains Tornado Kills South Dakota Farmer

Calls For $194,118 Tentative 63 Budget Is Approved By ES Council

Many Road Employes. ‘Off Joh’   New Protest Carried Out On Work Cuthacke

ENVOY TAKES SAM, NOT ERIC, TO GUINEA s—i«ws  Lookalike Dachshunds in Biq Mixup

State Board Budget Slashed  JFK's Bid For More ARA Funds Defeated

House Kills Depressed Areas Measure; Kennedy Describes Action as ‘Tragic’

Federal Aid Plan Beaten In House   President Calls Defeat ‘Tragic’

Depressed Area Aid Is Refused  House Shuns Program Offered By Kennedy

Jobless Aid Meas     Kennedy Terms House Defeat Of Bill ‘Tragic’

vv rR aE ee eee a a a a a ee Se are  Despite House Defeat   JFK To Fight For Aid

‘House Hands JFK Biggest Defeat of Year   Depressed Areas Bill Rejected in Upset Vote

KEN GRAY AND ARENDS IN CLASE   Kennedy Will Try Again For Funds To Aid Jobless Areas; Includes Southern Illinois In   List.

Congress Will Get New Area Aid Bill   Distressed Regions Need Grants, Loans

Depressed Area Aid Is Refused  House Shuns Program   House Shuns Program Offered by Kennedy

KENNEDY GIVEN SETBACK OVER ECONOMIC AID   HOUSE DEFEATS DEPRESSED AREA MONEY REQUEST

Sensenbrenner Back As Mayor In Columbus   Results Announced For Mayoralty Races In Other Cities

Today's Smile   General Reveals Strong Appeal For Nike-Zeus   Administration Backing New Antimissile

Eleventh Annual ‘Miss lowa’ Fete Begins Saturday  Crowning Ceremonies Set Sunday Evening

Revolt Is Over, Rebels Victors  Assembly Adopts Slash Plan, Senat To Go Along; Moving to Pass Budge

Budget Revolt Over As Auto Fees Killed   Rebels Score Major Political Victory  On Auto Fee Raise Issue and Liquor Taxes

~IGNORE TODAY’S HOLIDAY— Many State Employes Heed Rhodes’ Request

By House   Tax Action Seen In June   Poor So Far  A Do-Nothing Conaress?   NEWS ANALYSIS

200 Witnesses Heard House Committee Prepared To Begin Writing Tax Bill

News Day, Night   Tax Group  “ves Cuts  Kor Nation Bill's Outeome  is Questioned

wy FEIVVOS  Tax Action Seen In June   Poor So Far  A Do-Nothing Congress?   NEWS ANALYSIS

Davis May Offer Vocal Adieu Tonight   y Legislation Ends Special Session On Reapportionment

Firemen’s Convention  On July 27   Belle Vernon Will Be Site OF Annual Conclave

To Elect Stait  Fayette Firemen fo Hold Yearly Rally Saturday At New Belle Vernon Hall

Forerunner ' Of Shot To The Moon ‘Revolutionary Rocket ‘Set For Launching Today

Second Tennessee School Integrates, Demonstrations Grow In Intensity

Tennessee s Desegregation Begins Today   Voluntary Program Begun In Second School

On Voluntary Basis... : Rural Tennessee Schoo  Begins Desegregation

SECOND IN TWO DAYS Tennessee School Begins Voluntary Deseqregation

Joint Chiefs Favor Work On Big Bomb   Urge Nuclear Fleet Expansion With More Missiles

Even Warmer Weather Due— Sunny Skies, Mild Reading: Are Prevailing In Kansas

Miners Okay Release Of 11 Hostages  0 sets awl tiem Cbhnwaw   Bungling Charge Hurled At Bolivian Veep At Meetina 

Backs Soviet Wheat Deal Farm Bureau In Favor Of State Income Tax

Rejects Chance to Name Member  Medical Society Refuses to Aid Board

Some Observers Doubt  Will Market Stand Steel Price Hike?   Warns Against Géneral Raises Kennedy Cracks The Door  For Steel Price Increase

Freighter Is Many Miles East of Cuba   Terrorists Claim Red Message Tells Of Denamite in Hale

‘Stolen’ Ship — Sighted   . Patrol Plane  , Spots Hijacked   Ship Cruising ln Atlantic

INDEX   'ONE OF BIGGEST FRAUDS’  AMA President Rejects Debate On Merits of Krebiozen Drug   AMONG GREATEST

Verbal Clash Over Cancer Drug Value   Made Issue in Cold War Reaqarding Medical Quackery

4 Days Of Agony End   Saw Him for Last Time   No ‘Human’ Solution

Stout Heart Stops After Days Of Agony   Doctors Were Unable To Do Anything More

Described As One Of Greatest Popes In History; 81-Year-Old Pontiff Goes to His Death Slowly

Pope John Dies  After Several Hours In Coma   Death Of Pope This Afternoon Comes In Fifth Year Of His Reiaqn

Stout Heart. Stops Jas lg Death Ends Agere Of Pontiff; One — Of Greatest Popes:

Pontiff Goes fo God After Long Agony   One of Greatest in History of Catholic Church

Death for 81-Year-Old Pontiff Comes at 11:45 a.m. Yuma Time   Received Last Rites

Dies During Fifth Year Of Reign   Went Into Deep Coma Sunday; Received Last Rites Early Friday

81-Year-Old Pontiff, Called One of Greatest, Dies At 1:49 P. M.: in Long Coma

Cancer Takes Life  Of Pontiff At 81  Vatican Announces Death As Millions Mourn Loss

ADENAUER FIRES BROADSIDE “Market Must Not Become Instrument Of Diplomacy”

COMUNMONM LVIQTRCE  Adenauer Hurls Broadside Against De Gaulle’s Stand

For Expansion Of Water System  Huntsville Gets §1, 165,000 Grant

Kerner Proposals  ~ Building Plans Survive Fight   By Lindsay-Schaub Newspaper Correspondent —  2 eee ae er oa ite

No Relief in Sight  Smog Alert Across Southeast N. Y.; Drought, Fires Continue

State Gets Smog Alert While Land, Air Patrols Enforce Ban on Woods

Condolences Pour in on Death of Baby  Third Youngster Of the Kennedys Was Premature

World-Wide Sympathy Is Being Shown   Death Attracts Attention All Around Globe

From Around The World Expressions Of Sympathy ‘Arrive In Washington

Drive for Unity Seen Threat to Jewish Nation   Joint Military Command to Be Used to Regain ‘Freedom and Rights.’

lalks to Byrd And Halleck  On Measures  President Asked To Convention of Legion at Ballas

LBJ Tries  Personal  Contact — OnTax Cut   Can Fare Wah      Confers With  . Chairman Byrd: Continues Push For Civil Rights

State Fair Gets Start for Record  First Day Draws 43,670 Turnout

Cubans at Battle Stations—   Criticizes Hughes for ‘Pampering Prisoner:

LBJ Budget May Go Over $100 Billion   LBJ Working On Pared Blueprint For Spending But Big Amount Due

YY Ate Prouse faiKks Continue  President Johnsons Aim Is Budge Pared to Lowest Possible Level’

Dirksen to Assist in Tax Slash   GOP Leader Assures LBJ of Retroactive Measure Next Year

Sights Set _ By Johnson On Costs Cut   Economy, Rights, National Unity Placed on Avenda

Will Appeal To Business  And Labor   Discussions Set On Economy, Rights And National Unity

LBJ Assured ‘Tax Bill Will Pass in 64   Holds Secretive Session with Sen. Dirksen

LB) BUDGET MAY EXCEED $100 BILLION   President Calls Representatives Of Labor And Business to White House Talks On Economy.

LBJ Attempts To Cut It As Close AsHeCan   Several Meetings Scheduled Today By New President

TRY FURTHER TRIMMING OF FUNDS   -rom Requests Submittec By Federal Agencies  INTIAIQMAlL   Summons Labor, Big Busi. ness To White House Talks On Economy

White House Bid To Labor And Business   National Unity, Economy And Rights Are Goals

Meets Business, Labor Leaders  The Economy, Civil Rights, National Tt luster Theamissen

Dirksen piesiges Tax Bill   GOP Leeder Vows ~ Quick Senate Action

Record Budget Hinted   President Has Sight: Set on Lowest Possible Fiaure

PARED SUMS MAY TOTAL $100-BILLION   President Meets With Texas Group  For Luncheon

LBJ, Dirksen Hold Secret Tax Gut Talk   Senator Promises Action on Bill Early in 1964

Chief Presses For Economy   Labor, Big Business Summoned To Meeting

Johnson Urges Cut In Budget   President Concedes Total May Reach $100 Billion Plus

Sen. Dirksen Sees Tax Cut Passage Soon   Gives Statement After Secretive Johnson Meeting

President sets sights on federal budget of lowest possible level

Budget May Set Record  Johnson Confers With Business And Labor Leaders On Economy

Slashed Budget Johnson ‘Target   Despite Cut, Total Mav Set Reeord

‘Johnson Seeking to Pare Federal Budget   Because of Race Policies  UN Mulls Arms Embargo Against South Africa

Talks with labor, big business  Johnson eyes budget pared to “lowest possible level”

Johnson Pushes Thrift  But Expenditures Soar   Youngblood Cited  For Brave Action

U.S. Budget Likely To Top $100 Billion   President Wants It Held To Lowest Possible Level

ews in a nutshell.  . SROM ‘OUR wire SERVICES   Pirates granted asylum

LEADS FUND DRIVE   Laos Situation Worsens  As New Civil War Looms

Laos Facing Threat of New Civil Warfare   Control Commission Will Attempt to Halt Fiehting

Attempt To Halt Laos Baffle Due   Three on Control ‘Commission Will Seek Ceasefire

Chicago Election  Daley ‘Beats Aamowski by 137, 531 Votes”   Say Nice Weather: Encouraged Voting

22-Year-Old Beauty Dead In Hollywood   Find Karyn Kupcinet In Her Apartment; Newsman’s Daughter

Space Woman  Russia May Be Preparing A ‘Girl Flight’ As Propaganda

Police Break Up Racial Protests In Three States   Fighting Occurs at Ma. con, Ga.: 20 Arrested In Voter March In Mississippi.

+Unrest In South = _  ‘Police Break Up Raéial Demonstrations Staged ‘In.3 Southern States

Racial Demonstrations Broken Up By Police In Three Southern States

NEAR COUNTIES, TOO Thirsty Victoria Area - Receives Soaking Rain

VEAR COUNTIES, TOO     Thirsty Victoria Area Receives Soaking Rain

Once Tabbed ‘Security Risk’: Oppenheimer Receives Coveted Science Award

School Boards See Threat to Local Control  All Public Schools in Utah May Remain Closed in Fall

Speaker Says Jungle Warfare Breaking Out Between Teachers and School Boards

Dispute Between Teachers, Boards  Likely To Keep Utah Schools Closed

Bidding For Authority  School Boards Learn Not Take Teachers For Granted

$463 MILLION LONG RAN“ ™ PLAN FOR FARM-TO-MARKET k ADS OKAYED BY HWY. COMMISSION

Long-Range Road Program Includes Several Projects In Two-County Area

Long Range Road Program Is Approved]   $463 Million Plan for Secondary Roads Approved by Missour: Highway Commission.

Still Hope For Agreement  State Remap Commission Heads Into Final Hours

POSSIBILITY OF BED SHEET SIZE BALLOT   Statewide Vote On Candidates For All 177 Seats In Illinois Legislature Is Feared.

Lodge Trial Balloon Has Scant Effect   White House Change Clouds Prospects in Republican Ranks

Lodge ‘Trial Balloon’ Gets Little Notice   Ike Reported Urging Envoy Be ‘Available’

Republican Trial Balloon Labeled ‘Lodae’ Afloat In Political Skies

TRIAL BALLOON LABELED LODGE FLOATS AROUND  HINT EISENHOWER WANTS HIM TO GO  we nn ae. ee ee ae Ue ee es

Sudden Red Thaw Raises Some Doubt   West Alert for New Soviet Gimmick as Harriman Returns

Harriman on Way to U.S. With Test Pact  Khrushchev Host   Khrushchev Host To Negotiators On Final Night

Harriman Leaves Russia, To Report to JFK Today   (Related Story o on n Page 6)

Signs Of Developing Thaw In East-West Relations Observed —   Kennedy Asks Americans To Join In Debate Over Test Ban Treaty

Trade:   U.S. Agrees To Ruling in ChickenWar   Nation Will Hold Tariff Increases  To $26 Million

News In Brief From Capital   WASHINGTON (AP) — In the news from Washington:

Canadian Ship Strike Ended By Agreement   Union President Confers With 3 Federal Trustees

Union Ends Walkout;Ship Traffie Moves   Agreement On Trustee Plan Reached In Ottawa

Stalled Inland  Vessels Start  Moving Agaix Canadian Maritime Union Votes to End  Whe... gg. . aw WRT WY. week

SHIP TRAFFIC BEGINS MOVING ON GREAT LAKES   UNION VOTES TO END 4-DAY STRIKE AFTER CONFERENCE

TWO ARE RESCUED FROM UTAH SHAFT   Five More Believed Alive Below Where 25 Trapped By Potash Mine Explosion

Man Quizzed in Slaying Freed  ‘Another Held in  «Death an Hiehwav:.

V One Stuiin Custody ‘Alabama Pair Quizzed  -InIntegrationist Death

Selassie Still Tries for Peace  Morocco Holds Out Little Hope Today

14 Persons Killed In State Traffic Mishaps In Less Than 24 Hours

Rusk Tells SEATO Of Accomplishments In South Viet Nam   Expressea Concern on Renewed Fight in Laos; Urges Quick Control.

SEATO TO STUDY LAOS SITUATION   U.S. Secretary Holds Cordial De Gaulle Talk

Rusk tells SEATO meeting Important strides made to check Reds in S. Viet Nam

U.S. And South Viet Nam Make Important  Strides In Controling Gains By Communist

Rusk Says U.S., S. Viet Nam Make Important Strides in Efforts to Curb Red Subversion

Strides Made In Viet Nam, Rusk Claims   Gaining in Efforts To Curb Subversion  SEATO Group Told

Rusk Cites Gains Against Subversion In South Viet Nam   Indicates Worst May be Over in War on Guerrillas

9 in Family Drowned in Boat Upset   Tragedy in Tennesse River; Two Others Save Themselves

Family of 9 Drown; Two Others Live   Alabama Group Was Crossing River When Small Boat Overturned

Denies power hungry title Viet Nam’‘s first —  lady, Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu in U. S.

Mrs. Nhu Is Here; U.S. Scolds Press   ‘Official Says Services Give He Fine Reception

Mrs. Nhu Begins Rounds in U.S.   Ready To Defend S. Viet Nam Setup

East German, Shouting Invitation to Others, Rams Through Berlin Wall in Armored Car

8 Brass, Copper Firms Convicted  Accused of Fixing Prices in Industry

‘Hijacked Freighter Escapade Ends;  _ . ‘ ‘\Pro-Communist Pirates Surrender

Red Hijackers Surrender Freighter   Brazilian Officials Board Ship At Remote Amazon Port

Freighter  Surrenders To Brazil   Newsmen Are Barred From Talking , With Rebels

Venezuelan Freighter Formally Surrenders   ~™ Patro! Boat Finds First Clue Of Missing Tanker

District Attorney Maxwell to Crown Que  Battelle Fo air Opens Waiheke

‘Invasion Cost China Friends  NEHRU DECLARES U.S.-INDIAN BONDS GREATLY TIGHTENED

‘Ne »w Rift Looms!  French Underground Chie Appears On British TV

Bidault Is Wanted For Treason.... —— es Wanted ror Ireason....  French Underground Chief Appears On TV In Britain

Bidault on TV In London Irks Paris Officials   French Declare Underground Chief Threatens De Gaulle

PREDICTS FALL OF DE GAULLE  French-British Relations Strained Further By Bidault TV Appearance

PrOMCA-Dritisn Flies Purr  Opponent of De Gaulle Broadcasts From Britain

State Police Patrolling Birmingham   Federal Troops Are Nearby; Negro Leaders Urge Nonviolence

3 Wounded In Racial Attacks   MISQUOTE CHARGED IN INTERVIEW American Educator Is Expelled by Venezuelc

ROG UGE EET  Two W White Youths Are Knifed, Negro Hurt © On Birmingham Streets

NOTRE DAME SPEAKER  Call For Freedom Sounded At Gettysburg Battlefield

Notre Dame Head Urges Free Negro   Mass Initial Event In Commemorating  Battle Of Gettysburg

Missing Rackets e Sought  Probe Ir site Gold's  Murder Continues

Integration Steps; Halt Of Protests   Bob Kennedy Signs as Witness; Sat In on Portion of Talks

Both Races Sign, O.K.  Peace Plan   End Of Negro Marching Pledged In Cambridge. Md.

Demonstrations To End: Improvements Promised   Agreement Signed At Justice Department With Robert Kennedy As Witness

Robert Kennedy a Witness To Agreement; Guardsmen  Probably To Stay a While

Racial Upheaval Ends Indefinitely In Cambridge  White Leaders Will Take Steps To Meet

Cambridge Peace Talks Bring Hope   Cautious Optimism Indicated in Wake of Justice Dept. Session

Accord Set in Maryland  Whites and Negroes Agree  On Desegregation Program

At Lamoriage, Md. White, Negro leaders agree to end racial demonstrations

Truce Signed by Whites, Negroes  Racial Demonstrations to Halt In Troubled Cambridae. Md.

Foss, Shirah Pay Fines In Racial Cases   Knife-Bearer Is Sentenced   Agreement Signed To End Racial Demonstrations In Cambridae

White, Negro Leaders Sign  Agreement To Stop Racial Violence In Cambridge, Md.

MANY ARE JAILED IN NEW YORK   South Carolina Releases Most Demonstrators

Mr. Magoo To Stay in U.S.  » & -« s. 6 <6  Pardon Gives Him.Home in Duluth

To Johnson On 61 to 26  Senate Poll   Lopped $930 Million; Morse Assails It As Monstrosity

Slashed way below administration request  Senate passes controvesial aid bill

Congress Passes  Aid Bill   $930 Million Cut; Called  ‘Monstrositv

$3.6 Billion Plan Goes To Johnson   Morse, Ellender Irked at Dropping Of Restrictions

Explosions Shaitéi Four Kroger $ la SH, Louis Aréa         No‘ One fa Infused I Night-time Violence: Wa Aluce tat.

RUSSIANS. PULLING AIR CREWSIN LAOS   Decision Made When Present Crisis Erupted in Plaine Des Jarres

RED PILOTS PULLED OUT FROM LAOS   Russian Airmen Helping Supply Pro.-Reds Leave

ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Russ withdrawal reported

Failure Admitted By Railroad Mediation Board  Group Asks Labor Secretary to Help Settle Dispute

Goldwater's _ Reservation  Plea Renewed   Tells: Senate Cube Withdrawal ‘Pertinenk Not-Partisar’

Believes security imperiled Goldwater's opposition to treaty stands firm

Laos Coalition Weakened Py Death  ry : Ag°..° Mf Fereign ‘iinuster

Expands Sales Levy, Increases Bite on Incomes  __ Governor: Voices ~ Reluctance Over. Retail Setup

Planning Work For Watershed To Begin Soon  Given on Project In Wakarusa Valley

Planning Work For Watershed To Begin Soon   15-Month Estimate Given on Project In Wakarusa Valley

Mix Religion And Government? . Presbyterian Report Splits  With John Calvin Doctrines

In contrast to Calvin's views Presbyterians for sharp division between church and government

Identity regained Happy ending closes case of misplaced dachshund

Res seule Workers Make Contact With 7: Re st Feared De ad  50 Miners Trapped In German Shaft

] Rescued but Little Hope for 43 Others   Water from Pool Pours Into Shaft In West Germany

50 Men Trapped in Germany as Water Washes Into Shaft   Seven Found Sate  But Worried About A449 Mitsetann Mae,

43 Miners Trapped — in Germany  Docs ore DT   Rescuers Drill Hole to Seven

German Mine   Flood Traps 50 Miners   Guarded Optimism Remapping Deadlocked Over Cook County Map

7] Are Reached By Drill Hole; “InGood Shape  Ore Processing Pool  Is Source of Water

Seven rescued in German mine  Little hope for 43 miners trapped underground

West Germany _ 50 Trapped In-Flooded Mine  Seven Found; More Escape

Cloudy   7 SAFELY RESCUED PRP APARARALRALAI A  Mine Washout Traps 43 Men

Fifty German Miners Trapped  Seven Are Rescued ‘Scant Hope Seen  ‘For 43 Missing

Seven Known Alive   seven Known Alive  Earth Slide Traps 50 German Miners

50 Miner: Trapped By Water   Seven Reached by Side Shaft in German Mine; Fate of Others Unknown

Challenge Set   Drill Reaches Seven  Flood Traps 20 Miners In Germany

Dam Collapses Spilling Water Underground  Survivors Freed After 23 Hours,  None Injured

Seven Saved in Mine Trap Fear 43 Die   Huge Sludge Wal Falls Into German Pit, Causes Flood

Waters Trap 50 Miners in W. Germany  Rescuers Reach 7 In Side Shaft; No  Weniw-d Kenwm Ohibaec

50 Miners Are Trapped In Germany   Make Contact With 7; Others Feared Dead In lron Ore Mine

7 Contacted By Drilling Sinall Shaft   German Iron Mine Flooded By Plant Pool

30 pinned — in mineshatt Good news for  only seven of trapped Germans

SURVIVORS IN SIDE SHAF1   Seventy-Nine Escape; No Word Of 43 Caught When Water, Mud Pour Into Iron Mine.

\German. Mine Flooded Seven Miners Reached;  No Word From 43 Others

Seven Rescued But Safety Of Others In Doubt  Banks Of Nearby Ore Pool Gave Way; 79 Got Out

DRILL T0 7 SURVIVORS IN SIDE SHAFT   Seventy-Nine Escape; No Word Of 43 Caught When Water, Mud Pour Into Iron Mine.

43 Stil Trapped  Pull 7 Entombed Germans To Safety In Mine Disaster

50 Miners Trapped In  Germany   Seven Reached By Side Shaft; Believe Other 43 Drowned

Guests On Hand For Grid Game   Girl Falls In Mine Shaft, Condition Reported Fair

Teachers Ask NEA To Drop  Racial Bars   Southern States Target Of Group's Major Resolution

TRONGER. STAND. FOR UTAH  - NEA Moves to Wipe C Out Seqreaation   Teacher Group Votes Sanctions for Utah

Potential Grads Will Meet Oct. 23 In Le Mars With Representatives

Sports Officials Testify on Rights  Frick Cites Players Role in Itegration

Baseball Cited  In Integration  No Racial Incidents In Frick’s Testimony

GEO. MEANY BACKS BILL AS OFFERED   Pro Football Reports Only Minor Trouble

Civil Rights Battle Over Many Issues   Baseball Chiet Tells Of Success  In Integration

Frick Testifies On Civil Rights  Baseball Integretior Success Due to

Sportsmen Laud Racial Integration   Cambridge Committee Seeks Solution Before New Crisis

Say Integration Successful  In Baseball And Football      SEC Urges Drastic Overhaul In Stock Market Operations

Baseball Mogul Says Race Issue No Big Problem   Football Spokesmer Echo Frick Stand About Integration

Frick Points With Pride To Baseball's Record Senators Hear Testimony On Sports Integration

Frick Lauds Integration In Baseball   Says Credit Goes To Players For _ Lack of Problems

Compromise (Turn to Page 4)   Says Britain To Blame For Not Beine Admitted

Test Construction Costs — New Kind of Pavement Built Near Faribault

Dordt Cast to Stage Comedy Nov. 20 & 29   Thalians Sponsor 8-Aet Production

Russian Ship, Camp Fired Upon   Raiders Escape; Some Reds Killed; Others Wounded

In Cuba:  Red Camp Shelled      Some Russians Killed: Attackers Escane

CUBAN EXILES SHELL SOVIETS   SOME RUSSIANS REPORTED DEAD AFTER ATTACKS

SHELL SHIP “KILL SOME RUSSIANS   Two Rival Cuban Rebel Factions Team Up For Hit And Run Attack On Port Sunday Night.

Luban Exile Commandos Shell Russian Militarv Base. Shin. Manv Injured

Cuban Exiles Claim Raid  Military Camp An   Military Camp And Soviet Ship Are Cited As Targets

Some Russians Said Killed Soviet Military Camp Hit By Cuban Exiles

‘Camp, Ship Attacked at Cuban Port’   Some Russians Killed,  Raiders Get Away,  Report Adds

Cuban Exile Commandos Riddle Red Military Camp, Ship In Daring Raid

Cuban Exile Band Shells Soviet Camp Russian Ship Also  Reported Hit i in

“KILL SOME RUSSIANS   Two Rival Cuban Rebel Factions Team Up For Hit And Run Attack On Port Sunday Night.

Exiles Blast Red Ship, Cuban Base   Raiders Announce Soviet Deaths In Daring Action

Russians Killed In Hit-Run Raid —  Cuban Exiles Attack Soviet Camp, Vessel

Cuban exile commandos shell Soviet camp, ship   Mattiesburg unprepared Fallout shelters called ‘coffins’

Cuban Exiles Say They Shelled Russ Camp, Also :. Shia  State Department Says It Has No Info

Soviet Casualties in Cuba [Exiled Commandos Report Russian ‘Base, Ship Shelled in Hit-Run Raid

2nd Group Attacks Cuba Camp   ‘Raids Confirmed; -Details: Withheld

Commandos Hit Vessel, Radio Says   Alpha 66 Leader Reports Russians Killed, Wounded

Exile Fighters  Stage Twin Raids: On Soviet Units.   Havana Radio Reports Men Are Wounded

Cuban Commandos Shell Red Military Camp And Ship In Raid On Port City Sunday

Exiles shell Soviet camp   Cuban rebels — claim Russians among the dead

Construction Union Denies  Jobs Charge  Negroes Not Barred. Opposite Said True ee

Racial Roundup   nactat nhoundup  Building Job Bias Termed ‘Nonsense’   ‘The Full Way’

Discrimination In Construction Denied by Union  ‘Plain Nonsense’ Cc. . mm & BP... ...,g.

Continued Dry Weather Is Threat To Multi-Million Dollar Yule Tree Industry

No Relief in Sight ..  Drought Threatens State's S Christmas Tree Industry

Senators Eye Rail Deadline   Carrier, Union Representative: Schedule Talks

Only 959 Bills Introduced In Ohio House  Number Is 400 Fewer Than Record Mark Set In ‘Al

Pace on Bill  Filing Slow In Assembly   House Deadline See: 939 Proposals While Senate Total Is 307

Avenger Still Jailed  Stripper Caught With Pistol At Court Hearing for Ruby

2 New Motor Vehicle Laws Get Attention  Ohio Legislators   Ohio Legislators Get Into Action  As Bills Pour In

Ohio Legislature Gets 36 Measures Carney Proposes  Auto-Check Bill

Bill Asks Inspection  Of Vehicles   Legislature Geis  35 New Measures

Laws Proposed To Yield More Highway Safety   Inspections, Penalty. For Uninsured Drivers Sought in Measures

Bill Proposes Annual Check Of Ohio Cars  Uninsured Drivers  Would Pay $15 Fee

Atomic Energy Commission's Award Winner Says Secrecy Misleads Public

Scientist Says Public Misled  Security Regulations Hit by Oppenheimer

British End Peace Effort For Laos   Blame Russians, Pathet Lao For Collapsed. Talks

Talks on Laos Problems Fait   Disagreements With Russions Continue

Talks on Laos Problems Fail  RR ane ca   Disagreements With Russions Continue

Peace Tries In Laos Fold, Britain Says  Russians Reported Wanting to Blame U.S.. Rightists

Laos peace talks collapse  British blame Soviet Union  fae feilivea

As AT&T split loses its impetus  Stock market declines late this afternoon

Park Pledges Stability Sor South Korea   Election Loser Hits Victory As Opening For Totalitarianism

Military Boss Of South Korea  New President Strongman Chung Park Pledges To Work For  Political Stability

_ Political Pressure Charged  Wallace Stops Bid On Mobile Highway

Helena Mothers Hike 50 Miles   —Leave Little for Montana Men to De

Pathet Lao Threaten Big Drive   Souvanna Phouma Loses Confidence In Pro-Communisis

Chance Of LaosPeace Seen Slim   Neutralist Says He Has No Confidence In Pro-Red Faction

Prospect Of Laos Peace Called Slim   Neutralist Leader Says He Has Lost Faith In Pro-Reds

Laos Peace Chance Slim.   Pro-Reds Threaten To Launch Another Drive Southward

Railroad Rules Dispute Returns To Capitol Hil   Congress Begins Sertous Work on Legislation as Negotiations Collapse.

Rail Dispute Returning To Congress   Magnuson’s Committee Called As Talks End

Railroad Peace Talks Break Down  Caonarace Handed   Congress Handed Rules Dispute; Legislation Starts

Another Breakdown in Talks Railroad Dispute Back In Hands of Congress

Senate Group Seeks To Avoic Rail Strike  Peace Breakdown   Peace Breakdown Spurs Legislators To Act In Crisis

Congress Inherits Rails Dispute x ok ek ok x ok & nn  Cammittee Reoins Wark To Avert Nationwide Strike

Sino-Soviet Talks Again  In Recess    Western Observers, Believe Conference Is Nearing Its End

Winners Selected From 450 Entries In District Music Meet Held in Butte

Winners Selected From 450 Entries In District Music Meet Held in Butte   Today’s Standard - Post brings you a full page of pictures by staff photographer Sam Melhorn on the music meet. Please turn to Page 14.

Pic. Joel McDowell of Fi. Riley, Kansas Competes in National Pistol Matches

Border Belt May Not Feel It  ‘Take Home’ Leaf Money Lighter By $50 Million   Survey Finds NC Phosphate  Is State’s Major Resource

‘Take Home’ Leaf Money Lighter By $50 Million   Survey Finds NC Phosphate  Is State's Major Resource

DISMISSAL PLEA DENIED — BY JUDGE   Ballistics Expert Testifies Bullet Dug From Black Charlie's Arm Came From Slain Man’‘s Gun.

Ballistics Expert Testifies Bullet Dug From Black Charlie’s Arm Came From Slain Man’s Gun.

"CALAMITY TAKEN IN STRIDE ‘Tragedies Not Strange To Japanese Citizens

Hurricane Ginny Plasters Nova Scotia; New England Receives Welcomed Rain

N. England  Welcomes  Heavy Rains Bonus of Ginny  Which Rakes  Nava Sceatia

Town's Only Industry Folds  300 Jobs Forfeited By 1,621 Michiaander:

 Clemson 35 ‘Virginia 0 Marvland 32 Wake Forest 0   JFK Pays Tribute To Poet

SNOWSTORM HITS CHICAGO RUSH HOUR   Cold Wave Warnings Out For All Illinois; Blizzard In Dakotas, Severe Storm In New Encland.

New England Belted by 14 Inches of Snow  Cold Wave Cuts Into Northern ' Part of Midwest

AT RELIGIOUS CEREMONY  Correspondents Assaulted By Viet Nam Secret Police

Violence Takes 18 Lives In N.C.  Two-Car Collision Claims 3 Lives On State Highway 62

Feels Senate Will Okay Ban Treaty   Likes Non-Agression Pact With Guarantees; Cites China Danger

U.S. Explores Khrushehev’s Pact Proposal   Kennedy, Rusk May Strategy on Soviet Discussion

Has Brand New Virus BuggedYou?  It’s Possible, But It May Be an Old  i ee

BRAND NEW VIRUSES ‘Bloody Virus’ Blamed For Unusual Aches And Pains

Bloody Virus Hits Many In East New Viruses Evolving, May Be Causing Some Peculiar Illnesses

Thousands Of Persons Hit New Viruses May Pop Up At Even Faster Rate

Or One Of 120 Others. .  Feel Sick This Winter? Could Be ‘Bloody Virus

‘Bloody Virus’ Fells Thousands  * * * * * x * * * * * *” * * * *   Infections Under Study In Bethesda Laboratories

‘Leukemia Drive ‘Not Approved:      ey Noses, Slamed on T he Bloody Virus’ as  ls. There a New Virus Ascuind: Phi Winter?      Scientist . Talks. ‘of. Evolution

Scientist Thinks New Virus Cause Of Funny Aches And Pains And Unsets Now Current

ACHES, PAINS, BLOODY NOSES  Peculiar Cold Symptoms Hint New Virus Kicking Man Around

Bobbies Chris’s new pals   * Police say scandal girl is threatencd

Emergeney Guard Set  For Woman   Aliss Keeler’s Life Believed In Danger

Today's Telegram   in Profumo Case—  Christine Keelers Life Threatened

Police Guard ‘Party Girl? After Threat   Emergency Detail Assigned To Waich Christine Keeler

IF ics Boies To Be Ambassador  Held Same Position ‘Under Harry Truman

Most Favor Agreement Letters On Test Ban Treaty Pour Into White House

Jury May Be Summoned  To Search For Perjury In Estes Fraud Trial

Pose As Policemen  Gunmen Get Jewels, Cash In House Of Sammy Davis

Dick Nixon Atrs Views  On Attack   Advice Om Cuha   Moderation Not Answer

Jackie Robinson Chides Kennedy for Fajline to Act on Birmineham Case

WHERE TO FIND IT   FILING FEE TO BE ELIMINATED  $25.6 Million Revenue Surplus Makes Tax Cut Possible: Reynolds

/Re nolds to Legislature: Says Taxes Can Be Cut Safely by $14.6 Million

Proposes $14.6 Million Reduction; $8.8 Million Added Budgeted Spending

Governor Hikes Estimate, Seeks Slashes in Taxes  Urges Reduction Of $14.6 Million In State Levies

INTEGRATED CLASSES SLATED TODAY   EARE SMILES-BARELY  Ad Lib Strip Peps Up Fete

FIRST MESSAGE TO WORLD New Pope Appeals For A World Of Social Justice   SPACE RACE

New Pope Gives Call  For Peace   Paul VI Promises To Continue Council In Message To World

Pope Paul Asks Mankind to Buil World of Justice  Vatican Council To Be Continued, Pontiff Pledges

Pope Paul To Follow In Footsteps Of Pope John By Stressing Need For World Peace   Reds Celebrate   Cosmonauts Are State Heros

‘ Touches on Space Race Pope Paul VI Follows Footsteps ‘Of Predecessor in First Speech

Social Justice Appeal Voiced By New Pope   Vows To Further Council Activity

Pope Paul Begins In John’s Footsteps   Promises. To Continue Council

Christian Unity, Peace  New Pontiff to Follow In Steps of Pope John

Pope Urges New Effort in Peace, Unity   Paul Praises Forerunner:  Council To Be Continued

New Pontiff To Continue  John’s Task   First Message Urges Mankind Prevent A-War

Pope Outside Vatican   Pope Paul Urges Mankind To Achieve Social Justice

One Killed, Damage Heavy     Series of Tornadoes Slash Western States

Space Detour Cuts 4. Apollo Flights In 65  U.S. Hopes Plan Means Shortcut To Moon Program

Republican  Moderates Hail Victory Union Leader  Heads GOP Assembly

Image on TV Camera Turns  Out to Be Plug   Drilling Rigs Sink New Shaft After Man Goes Into Pit

Rescuer Goes 300 Feet Underground, Finds Nc Trace of Third Miner

Volunteer Goes Down For Cheek  Says Hole Plug May Be Object  reowe +s Oo;

Search In Cubicle Is Fruifless         Man Descends 300 Ft. To Check On Rumor Bova Was Seen There

Mysterious Object Spurs Brief Hopes   Chamber Empty, Volunteer Says; Drilling To Other Areas Resumed

FOGGY PICTURE STIRRED HOPES FOR LOU BOVA   Cubicle In Depths Was Spot Used By Two Rescued Men   TOP OFFICIALS ADD TO AIR OF MYSTERY

Man Lowered To Search Cave-In Area   Drills Continue Probes To Reach Third Victim

Search Fails To Uncover Any  Trace of Miner  Rescue Worker  Probes Area 300  Feet Below Surface

Search Fails To Produce Trace of Bova  Resume Sinking Of Shoft to Get To Third Miner

State Legislator Shows  How Patronage Works—Or Just Why lt Doesn't Work

“Drouth” Is Broken After Dusty Day   Fast Half Of State Gets Generous Rains

Soaking Rain Covers Much Of Kansas   Topeka Reports Heaviest With 1.96 Inches

Did Oswald Practice JFK Assassination?   Newspaper Reports Accused Slayer Seen At Rifle Range; Find Empty Shell Casings

Shells And Target In  Pr obe Find   Empty Casings At Possible Oswald Practice Range

Believed Oswald Site — Empty Shells Found at Probable Target Range

Oswald Practice Area Found in Dallas, Belief  Probers Find Empty Shell Cases in Area

-NEAR MRS. OSWALD’S HOME~ Assassin’s Practice  Rifle Range Found?

Dit Billion Proposed : College Building Bill ‘Up for House Action

College Construction, Service Corps Major Proposals Of Kennedy’s Face Congress Action This Week

College, NSC Measures Top Conaress List   Leaders Try to Move Fast Before Expected Battle on Rights

2 Major Bills Face Capitol Hill Action  Voting Due After Work Starts On Treatv. Richts Rill

College Construction, National Service Bills— Two Major Kennedy Proposals Face Action

Two Proposals Of Kennedy © Facing Action   College Construction, National Service Corps Due Study in Congress

In both house and senate  JFK's major proposals to face conaressional action

Major Kenned Proposals Up In Congress   House To Vote On College Bill

‘College Building Bill, NCS Measure ‘Face Congressional Action This Week

Will Probably Be Deeply Slashed  Traveling Adam Clayton Powell Appeals for $700,000 toRun  His School, Labor Committee

Ohio Flood Woes Ease:  Rivers Fall   Route To Athens Due To Open As Hocking Recedes

Some Areas Watch Swollen Streams  Ohio’s Flood Situation Termed ‘Much Brighter’

Ohio Flood Woes Ease: Rivers Fall   Rotiie To Atliciis Diie To Open As Hockiiie Recedes

Village Voters Decide Tomorrow — Whether to Stay in Union District

‘Diabolical. Govt.’  Malaysian Leader Says Sukarno Must Be Halted

Singing Ministers Picket Building Site, Hauled Away in Patty Wagons

COG tt sh ee ee ee ee rs Ac enn cea ie eel  Mrs. Sims Dies At Age 92 Years

Arrests End CORE Sit-In   Milwaukee Police Cart Away 16 Demonstrating in Mayor's Office

CORE Comcinees Frotest eS — Police Arrest 16° ‘AtMihwaukee Sit-In

Rejects Part of Udall’ Area Concept   Brown Lays Down Conditions to Join 6-State Program

Temperatures Up Sharply in Much of U.S.   But New England Numbed by Blast

Middle West Russ Buildup Warms Up As'Is 10-Fold On East ShiversiCuba: Keating

Winter Lows Numb Parts Of N. Englanc   Readings Go Up Sharply in Areas Of Mid-Continent

Control of Tribal accounts is relaxed So Utes may handle their own funds

Dixon Held, Charged With Murder In City Last Night; Friend Accused Of Assault

GOES OVER HILL NEAR C.&0O. STATION   GOP Launches Historic Bid To. Win Dixie-In-1964 Vote:

Leaders See Real )-Party System Being Established   Mapping Plans For Heaviest Drive In 1964

Section Now Higible For Federal Aid   Amount Available Awaiting Reports By U. S. Agencies

Circle K's Off to Winona .   Military Junta Clamps Down  Free Speech in Korea Banned

Ban Placed On Political *Acitators’   Action Temporary, Lifting To Depend On Upcoming Ballot

All Political Activities Suspended By South Korea’s Military Junta

oy Funeral Vorrege Slain President's Former ‘Route Of Triumph’ Somberly Retraced

Clinic Testing Technique     Who Quit  Says Smokers W Feel ‘Holier. Than Thou’

Criminal Court Jury Says 23 Years For Frank Davis   MURDER CASE Charges Are Dropped Against Kenneth Light

TELLS OF CUBA TRAVEL   Complete Investigation  Of Baker Urged By Case

Case Calls for Full Airing of Baker ‘Dealing   Public Confidence in Congress ‘at Stake’

Senator Calls  For Complete Baker Probe   Case Says Good Name of Senate At Stake in Inquiry

Sen. Case Urges Probe of Baker   Says Public Trust in Congress May Decline

Case Urges Full Probe Of Baker   Reflection On Congress is Foreseen

Senator Urgesa Close Study of Bob Baker Case   May Cause Lowering Of Confidence in Conaresa by Peonle.

Let Chins Fall Case Asks In Baker Probe   LEGBE ATION   TANGLED AFFAIRS

Weather   Two Clerks, Bystander Fight « Ga  Cavload Of Men At SF Store

Weather   Two Clerks, Bystander Fight Carload Of Men At SF Store

Syrian Rule Has Threat Of Trouble  Ba’athists Wait Pro-Nasser Roit

Chandler Out Of Kentucky Governor Race   Breathitt Defeats Former Executive in Democrati¢ Primary

WORLD NEWS  Lord Home Selects Cabinet; Butler Is Foreign Secretary

Big Lift Starts, Goes Like Clockwork   U.S. Flying 16,000 Gls To Germony

Plane Platoons Depart Hourly From 4 Bases   Largest Aerial Transatlantic Move Attemptec

Brown Rips Critics of Udall Plan   State Officials Tell New Program To Replenish Water

FINAN REVEALS PLANNING FOR INVESTIGATION   Charges By Delegate Were Also Studied By The FBI   TO VOTE AGAIN ON MEASURE MONDAY

te ete eT ee  Arctic blast Suna ia TGP MU HT Hl HA 0  School- Closing Sn ows Hit Great Plains

Cancer Serum For Pope   Reported That Rand Scientist Arrived In Rome Today With Cancer Arrester

Officers State Most Of Money ls Recovered  Old Classma te Of Sinatra’s Sister

FBI Recovers Most Of Money  Paid In Ransom   Three Men Captured Five Days After Abduction Of Frank Sinatra, Jr.

Most of Huge Ransom Found  Thean hdan Cantiurad Aftar   Three Men Captured After Intensive California Search

MBI Cracks Sinatra. Kidnap C ase  am aoe a wun aces: we woe   Most of $240.000 Ransom Recovered, Three Men Arrested

Senate GOP Vows No New Levies, Hikes   Leaders of Both Parties Huddle With Governor

New Revolt Breaks Out  in Algeria   Ousted Colonel Leads Guerrillas

Algerian Troops Move Against Berber Revolt   Situation Serious, Government Officers  Say; Seal Exits From Mountain Town

ON THE INS'DE PAGES.   Algerian Troops Ordered Out To Stem Revolt Of Berber Units

Revolt Threatens in Algeria . .  Bella Sends Loyal “Troops To Kabylie to Stem Crisis

TAKE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE  Ben Bella Troops Act To Stem Berber Revolt

REVOLUTION THREATENED IN ALGERI/   Ben Bella Sends Troop: To Tizi Ouzo, Remove: Berber Commander. Report Guerrillas Form. ing.

THREATENED IN ALGERIA   Ben Bella Sends Troop: To Tizi Ouzo, Removes Berber Commander. Report Guerrillas Forming.

Military Chief In 7th Military Region Removed  Dissident Units Put . Road Blocks in Area

Algerian Troop: Move To Stem Berber Revolt  Officials Declare  Pitecsdante Eavenine   Officials Declare Dissidents Forming Guerrilla Bands

Five Charged In Train Robbery; Scotland Yard Goes All-Out In Seareh

ALL HOPE GONE FOR DC7 SIIRVIVORS         “*.* 9 = © © © @ © * ~ a) .         CAPS TWO YEAR PROBE  HOFFA INDICTED ON FRAUD CHARGE

VIENNESE POLICEMAN  Anne Frank’s ’44: Captor ‘Tracked Down, Identified

Demos Cheer Rocky's Blast At Barry   Fatten Files On His Criticisms Of Goldwater

‘READY FOR ANYTHING’  Diadora File Rockefeller Blasts At Goldwater

Democrats Fatten Their Files on Goldwater With Some of Rockefeller’s Blasts at Rival

HE WASHINGTON CALL GIRLS Sweet Life On The Potomac   kocky Attacks On Goldwater  Please Demos

 Publicity Director Issues Cheertul Report  [Democrats Fatten Files as Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater

Rocky-Barry Rift Aids Demos  / *® * *   ‘Democrats Delighted With Republican Battle

No Reply From Goldwater -Democrats Gleeful As ‘Rocky’ Attacks Barry

ROCKEFELLER BLASTS STORED AWAY FOR FUTURE USE  rs Aa EE ee a Ne ete     Demos Fattening Files On Barry

Red Korean 'Double-Cross Attack Draws Fire from U.N.   Barry's Demo File Grows Fatte:

[Demos Keeping A Record Of Everything Republicans Saying About Republicans

Idaho Begins To Mop Up After Flood   Repairs Launched On Bridges, Roads As Water Recedes

Microfilm service Pp. VU. Box 8066 Dallas, Texrase   Pacific Cool Front Boils Into Panhandle

PLANNING FURNITURE SALES   CORE Urges Segregated School Funds Be Cut

Asks Funds Cutoff In  Segregation ~ Congress Urged To Act In Cases  Of Aid Involwmen

Senate Can Settle Down To Business   Liberals Lose Battle To Curb Long Debates

INATRA RANSOM BILLS  FBI Lists Kidnap  Serial Numbers   PLAYS LONE HAND   NAMES IN THE NEWS:

Hawaii Tidal Wave Proves Only Ripple   Thousands Flee; West Coast Alert Causes Excitement

Constitutionality Of Right Brings Debate   Robert Kennedy Says New Legislation Would Make That Richt Clear And Plain

ranian Troops Brace for New Moslem Riots  Tanks Move Back Into Capital and Soldiers   Tanks Move Back Into Capital and Soldiers Patrol Downtown Streets.

Religious Fanatics Rioting in Iran   POLICE FIRE OVER HEADS IN TEHERAN

Government Troops Fire Over Heads   No Casualties Reported After Crowd Dispersed

House Okays Huge Outlay For Defense   Senate Studies Bill: Republicans Plan Major Cutting Effort Later

State Of Union Set For Jan. 8   Johnson Asks Speed In Clearing Money Bills This Week

$11.9 Billion Deficit Forecas! For Next Year  Spending Proposals Kick Up Quick Storm in Congress

Ricked His Life! Secret Service Agent ‘Who Guarded Mrs. JFK  Given Bravery Citation

Florida Next In Senators’ s’ Cri ime Probe   Mobsters Basking In Tampa, Orlando ‘Sun To Be Cited

Perez Placed in Venezuelan Prison To Await Trial for Embezzlement

Senate Reaches Absentee Ballot Bill Compromise  Tightening Up Law OK’d; Brakes Put On Dixie Classic

Birmingham Police Brace For Trouble  White Students   White Students Plan Demonstration On Desegregation

New Rally Started At  Birmingham   200 Teenagers Seek To Win Support For Sceeal Bovcott .

Scho School Boycotts Lur e Few:From Cla om Class  Alabama Is Noisy But Not Violent

Students Start Another Rally In Birmingham  Seeking Support For School Boycott

Protest Anew In Birmingham   More Than 200 Start Rally Near High School in Bid for Boycott

Mob Tries To Start Boycott   Many Students In Alabama Go  Into Classes

Rally Held By School  Boveotters   Youths Stage Integration Protest In Birmingham

GroupUrges Students To Quit School   200 Teenagers In Birmingham Start Anti-Negro Rally

SEEK SUPPORT FOR BOYCOTT Youths Start Anti-Integration Rally at Birmingham School

Police Brace For Displays In Birmingham   White Students Plan Big Rally to Boost Boycotting of Schools

Students Stage Rally In Alabama  More Than 200  Demonstrate Near   More Than 200 Demonstrate Near Birmingham Schoo

Teenagers Rally At High School In Birmingham  More Than 200 Are Involved

200 Youths Stage Rally For Boycott   Anti-Integration Demonstration Is  Held In Alabama

School Boycotts Lure Few From Class  Alabama Is Noisy But Not Violent

ON THE INSIDE   SOME STUDENTS IGNORE PLEA, SOME RESPOND  Teenagers Again Seeking School Boycott Support

Also 2-Cent Cigarette Increase  Early Action Seems Likely  acess ascot

House Votes Hike in Sales, Cigaret Taxes  Bills Sent to Senate   Bills Sent to Senate Which Is Expected To Take Fast Action

Denies Knowing MGIC Purchase Was Preferential  Emotional Speech In House Relates Faith in Friend

‘Didn’t Know’  Price Favor   Wilt Donate MGIC Gain To Scholarship Fund

Gives All Profits to Scholarship   Furor Began by Doing Favor for Insurance Firm

Byrnes Defends Act for Company  Solon Vows to Sell Stock. In Firm Linked to Baker

Birmingham Leaders Await Arrival Of Kennedy’s Special Emissaries

JFK Emissaries Due In Alabama   Pair Seeks To Ease Birmingham Strife

U.S. Plane Feared Down In Atlantic   Military Transport With 10 Aboard Missing Since Early Sunday

Resume Hunt For Plane. IC   Military Craft Is Missing Since Early Sunday and Presumed Lost

Republican Pian  - Defense, Space Declared Not Immune To Economy

Byrnes Has Pattern on  Budget Cut $3-Billion Slash Possible. He Savs

Blueprint For Cuts In Budget Told   GOP Says It Will Begin With Slash In Education

$3 Billion Cut InNondefensc Items Urged  House Republican Calls For Holding

Would Reduce Education, Space, Defense Budcaets   Kennedy Okays $125 Million Cui

Rep. Byrnes Points Way tc Budget Cuts  a  ee eee 1 Lee   Ranking Republican On Ways and Means Lavs Down Blueprint

$3 Billion Cut InNondefense Items Urged  Hance Renuhlcan   House Republican Cal's For Holding Down Spending

Byrnes Submits Budget Cut Plan  Calls for Slashes In Aid Proposals

Plan for Cutting Budget Offered By a Republican  Wisconsin Lawmoker   Wisconsin Lawmaker Byrnes Has Blue Print

He Has Blueprint for $3 Billion Worth  House Republican Urges Budget Cuts

PREDICT GREAT  ECONOMIC YEAR  IN U.S. IN 1964 CHEERY OUTLOOK  MADE BY BANKER TO RISINECSSCMEN

Effor ts Appear Hopeless J] 20 Head Of Cattle Trapped On Island In Missouri River

Milwaukee Police Hunt Girl's Killer   Child's Body Found 10 Hours  After Leaving With Stranger

FLOOD WINDS THROUGH KENTUCKY TWHTS:   Flood Waters Recede In 5 States; 14 Dead; 50,000 Left Homeless

Flood Waters Falling Back In Southland   Kentucky Takes Toughest Jolts In Latest Snree

WOMAN, 83, HIT CROSSING PULASKI RD.   Struck By Car Turning Off Augusta; Unable To Give Clues

PULASKI RD.   Struck By Car Turning Off Augusta; Unable To Give Clues

Panel Eases Bite in Tax Plan for Oi  Independenis   Independenis Given Break

Inside   Fa TT AT ORES     HiME     JEULCTL® OCULL ENO PUT U'  Russia Tests ‘Clean’ Bombs In Air

New Type ‘Clean’ Weapon June and July Explosions  Contirmed.as Soviet Tests

Washington's Birthday Banquet of Comas Club Planned for February 22

Nanocurie Is One Billionth Of a Curie?  $5-Dollar Words   $5-Dollar Words Confuse Senate During Hearina

 Really Simple . .. Same as Micro-Microcuries  ‘HOUSE TANGLES WITH NANOCURIES

In Joint Hearing On Nuclear Fallout— Expert Casually Mentions Nanocuries: Solon Shaker

Numerous Questions— Intriguing Bobby Baker Case Will Open Tuesday

Baker Case  May Cause  Solons Jolt  Vast Holdings   To Be Studied

Two wounded in race riot  Maryland sees race riot after nearoes return home

TWO WHITES WOUNDED IN MARYLAND   Alabama U. Is Quiet Following Wallace Foray

Negro Leader Shot In Back; Murdered   Mississippi Shooting Occurs Only Hours After President Kennedy Makes Appeal To Nation: Race Riot in Maryland

THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   Arkansas Reglanal Forecast By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

FOR COMMISSIONER  i(Biahét¢ Ni nesimadéndd   Democrats Retain Control Of Council In Chicago Election

i terland       After Second Death, Tourists Warned Not To Visit Sl Resort

Tourists Are Told To Stay (ut Of Area   Bookings Canceled At Hotels; 300 Are Believed Affected

Unexpected Eruption   Swiss Warn Tourists Typhoid Epidemic Claims Second Life

Tourists  Barred in  Epidemic Typhus Kills  Two in Swiss Resort Area

First Hurricane Of Season Seen By Tiros 6  _ Arlene Churning lin A Starm

GROWING IN SIZE  Young Hurricane Stirs In Atlantic For Season's Ist

Kassem Rule In Iraq Is Said Ended  Military Rivals Report Premier Was Destroyed   (See Map, Page 3A)

Premier Said ‘Destroyed’ hh Uprising   Leaders Reported Friends Of Nasser And Arab Republic

Pro-Nassers Lead Revolt On Premier  Not Ascertained   Not Ascertained Whether Dictator Is Dead Or Alive

‘Mayor Leads Negroes Rally Through Chicago   An Earlier Report Is On Page Six

tA oetoued 60 Pa@we Pwo   C.W. McCaskill Draft Rigestrar For Vloxa Area

PRAYER FOR...  e JODAY e@   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Retigious  be patures)

2,,000 MPH SPEED PLANNED  Government To Study Supersonic Jetliner

American Girl's Information Starts Drive On International Dope Ring

Italian, French police act  Arrest of American girl traps drug ring

Dope Peddlers Arrested In Rome on Information Given by Young Woman

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   American Girl Supplies Leads To Dope Ring

Calif. Girl Tips Global Dope Ring   2 Men Seized After American Tells of Setup

New Violence Flares .in Race Strife   Savannah Negro is Wounded; Officers Kurt in Charleston

Integration Developments  New Violence Marks Racial Demonstrations

White Teens Shoot Fireman In Savannah   Martin Brando Will Participate In Demonstrations

South Carolina, Georgia Violence Renewed by Gunfire, Bricks      Goal: Avert Strike  Panel Studies Rail Problem

Charleston, S.C., ‘Savannah, Ga.,  Scenes of Latest Racial Violence   Obituaries, Page 8

Violent ‘Charleston Race Riots Break Into Four Demonstrations A Day

Violence Flares  In S.C.   Negro Fireman Hit In Series Of Shooting Incidents In Savannah

Major Struggle Develop  Military Cutbacks Likely in Europe lf DeGaulle's Programs Carried Out

MUCH AT STAKE  U.S. Military Cutback Seen If DeGaulle Drive Succeeds

If De Gaulle Succeeds De Gaulle Succeeds U.S. May Slash   Force In Europe

Tf De Gaulle Prevails  Cuthack of U. S. Military  Force in Europe Possible

1,900 Army infantrymen on maneuvers   Another show of American force in Asia

Action Due In Troubled  Asian Area   Washington Sees Communist Threat  As Great As 1962

1,500 Slated For SEATO  ‘Maneuvers’   Forces Tahing Part In Giant Operation To Number 24,000

Show Of Force Against Reds — U.S. Plans Maneuvers In Threatened Thailand

Infantry moves to Thailand   Maneuvers to show U.S. foree in Asio  By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

June Action To Be Show Of Strength   Officials Claim Nation Threatened By Laotian Crisis

ArmyGroup Arrival Set Next Month   Maneuvers With SEATO Units In Danger Zone Due

Under Red Threat Again...  U. S. To Send Troops To Troubled Thailand

Will Maneuver In Thailand  US To Show Its Strength Where Laotians Must See

1,500 U. S. Infantrymen To Join SEATO Nations In Staging Maneuvers   Americans Will Be Part Of Total Force Of More Than 24,000 Men Taking Part in  Show of Strenath

F . " y a ca hie S ween 6 2 Cdeted  New how Of Force’  Is Planned For Thailand

io Thalend  : Land Threatened by Loos Fighting; US. Shios-in Area

U.S. To Send Infantrymen  To Thailand   ‘Maneuvers’ Will Be Show Of Force

U.S. Troons To Be Sent To Thailand   To Hold Maneuvers There as Show Of American Strenath

U.S. Maps Maneuvers In Thailane   Another Force Show Russians’ Line on Laos Hardens

War Games Long Planned But Adding to Show of Strength in Asian Area

All SEATO Nations To  Take Part  Mave Will Camn   Move Will Come As American ‘Show of Force?

 Another Show Of Force In Troubled Asian Area   U.S. To Send Battle Group To Thailand

Infantry moves to  Thailand   % Maneuvers to show U.S. force in Asio

Where to Find lt   U.S. to Send Infantrymen  To Thailand on Maneuvers

sle-Stationed Troops Slated For Asia Duty   About 1,500 Due Trip to Trailand

 Show Of Force In Troubled Asia 11,500 Soldiers Scheduled  For Maneuvers In Thailand

Lausche Will Vote Against Nuclear Treaty   Ohioan Shifts Sides; Fourteen Opposition Votes

Lausche Says He Will Vote Against Treaty, But Ratification Is Assured

Henry Ford Makes Plea For Tax Cut   Sees Filure Psychological  Economic Blow

Ford Plugs Tax Cut As Important   Failure To Pass Bill A Psychological Blow To Business

‘TWO ACCOMPLICES IN JAIL  Parolee seriously hurt   U.S. soldier hit by  Gunfire in Korea

Accused slayer, ex-convict still in serious condition   Surrendered

FIERY LAVA BURIES FIVE VILLAGES  1,000 Persons Feared Deac In Bali Volcano Eruption

 Estimated 100,000 Fleeing  More Than 1,000 Believed  Dead From Volcano Eruption   Ry KARSTEN PRAGER

VOLCANO TOLL ON BALI MAY EXGEED 1,000   Violent Eruption Hides Tourist Isle With Smoke, Ashes   250,600 REPORTED DRIVEN FROM HOME

J0U,U0U Flee Foaming Lava And Hof Ash  Northeast Part Of Isle Declared Danger Zone

Eruption of Volcano on Bali  Claims at Least 1,000 Lives   Rv KARSTEN PRAGER

Warning Signals Ienored   Craft Tries Uwice to Enter Dive Zorte_

Navy Chases Fourth Vesse' hh Five Days   Area Restricted To Aid Operation Of Underwater Hunt

hKussians Harrass Searchers   Ships Seeking Thresher  Bugged by Red Trawler

AIRLINER PLOWS INTO MOUNTAIN   Thirty-Six British Tourists And Four Crewmen Perish When Plane Goes Down In Heavy Midniaht Storm.

Crash Occurs During Storm   Victims Include 36 British Tourists, 4 Crew Members

36 Tourists Perish In Plane Crash  4. Crew Members Lose Lives In Twin-Engine Craft

All British Tourists  40 Die When French Plane Strikes Side Of Mountain

All 40 Die In French Plane Crash   Slams Into Mountair During Big Storm

Plane Hits Mountain: 10 Perish   Storms Sweep Crash Scene In Southern France

Airliner Hits Peak, Killing AQ) in France   “36 British Tourists and Crew of Four Perish in Crash ©

Heavy storms in area reported  Ail 40 aboard French plane dead after mountain crash

40 Killed In French Plane Crash  36 British Tourists   36 British Tourists Among Victims As Craft Hits Mountain

40 Aboard Plane Die In Crash   Liner Strikes Mountain During Storm in France

Airplane Crash Kills 40 Near Py in France   British Tourists Die as Plane Hits Side of Mountain

Airliner Crash Takes 40 Lives  French Craft Hits Mountain; 36 Were Rritish Tourists

40 Perish In French  Air Crash   Plane Strikes Mountainside In Southern France

French Plane Hits Mountain, AQ on Board Dit  Flight from London Ends in Storm;

French Airliner Hits Peak In Heavy Storm  36 Passengers, All British Tourists, On Board Craft

Deficit Spending, Tax Cuts Reason  Dillon Says Debt Ceiling Must Be Raised

REPORT PUT ABOARD FRIGATE   Believe Deposed President To Be Sent To Spain   DEPARTURE   Plans Kept Secret As Uprising Feared; Junta Promises Elections

Fear More Trouble In Domingo   Deposed President To Leave In Exile; Departure Plans Secret

Bosch May be Sen Into Exile Today  Provisional Regime Names Ambassador to Washington

Military Junta Is Expected fo Exile Presiden  BA... @gawi ic ir’... J...

Deporting Due For Juan Bosch By Ruling Body  Today for Fear Of  AMIAIP AN Deatact

= VOMINICGN NEPUDIIC ..  Military Junta To Send Ex-President Into Exile

Dominican Junte Fears Eruption Of Disorders   Bosch’s Deportation Expected To Bring Strong Objections

He Fs 5 OE he) BOE weLICe. Dominican military junta to exile deposed president

Junta Plans President's Deportation   May Be Put Aboard Frigate Bound for Asylum in Spain   SHARP COMMENTS

Dominican Junta Fears Eruption Of Disorders  Bosch’s Deportation   Bosch’s Deportation Expected To Bring Strong Objections

Deporting Due For Juan Bosch By Ruling Body   Orders Kept Secret Today for Fear Of  Dominican Protest

Departure Plans Secret Dominicans Will Send ‘Juan Bosch Into Exile

New Dominican Regime Deports Deposed Chief   Departure Plans Kept Secret Because Of Fear Of Disorders

Junta Keeps Cloak on Plans  Fear Bosch Departure May Signal Disorders

European Exile For Jean Bosch  Departure Plans _  Aero Kant Sonwaot

FRANK J. STARZEL — RETIRED HEAD OF AP AGAIN SUI STUDENT  In Biq Hurry 40 Years Aago — Wil!

FRANK J. STARZEL — RETIRED HEAD OF AP AGAIN SUI STUDENT  In Big Hurry 40 Years Ago — Will Finish Nine Hours Beare fallaana RPeaanraa

Gotham’'s Brassy, Lively Times Square ls Triangular Crossroads For All U. S.

GRAHAM IN SUNSHADES Times Square: Human Jungle And Window That Smudges

Water Fading Fast, Ohioans Racing Clock   Mt. Orab Throws Up Emergency Water Lines

Breathitt, Johnson, Tate Win   Democrats Cop Votes In ‘Three States By Generous Margins.

Kentucky, Mississippi, Philadelphia to Dems.; NYC for Off-track Bets

Philadelphia Elects JFK’s ‘Man’ Mayor   Breathitt’s Margin In Kentucky Contest Less Than Expected

Last State To Integrate ‘Court Permits Gantt  /To Enroll At Clemson

In South Carolina  Negro Wins Court Battle To Enter An All-White College

Wins Bid to Enter Clemson   Negro to Be Ist of Race to Study at S.C. College

Feed Grains Legislation Hits a Snag  Public Hearings Ove oe A feaw nt   Public Hearings Ordered After a  Committee Votes

Feed Grain Program Hits A Big Snag  Southern Demos Team With GOP Kor Hearings

Diefenbaker Plans Talks on His Next Move  Prime Minister to See Leaders of MAinaritu Darties

Deifenbaker to Decide on Move  Might Try to Retain Office Despite Vote

Lame Duck Cabinet To Study Loss   Dieferibaker May Chiatleiige Liberal Strengili

Cabinet Called Into Session By Diefenbaker  Talke Mav Naritda   Talks May Decide  Apparently Ousted Premier’s Moves

‘Talks Due On Canada Top Office Die fenbaker May Try to Keep Post

Lame Duck Cabinet To Study Loss   Diefenbaker May Challenge Liberal Strength

Diefenbaker Eyes Future   Tories To Evaluate Liberal Election Win

2 Soviets From UN Go on Trial   Accused of Givine Russia Secrets On U.S. Arms

Espionage at Home and Abroad New York Jurors Indict Four as Spies; British Jury Frees Italian Scientist

Four Indicted On Espionage Charges   Two Couples Face Execution If They Are Convicted Of Spying For Russians

vr badd hss  Spy-Chargé Indictments  Are Returned  Two Couples Had Been Arrested by FBI on July 2nd

U. S. Jurors © Indict 4 on Spy Charges  Say Russia Spent Large Sums on Their Operations

Four More Indicted in  Hoffa Case   Union Aide», Police Accused in Bribe :

) Liable to Death Penaity Jury Indicts Four on Charges Of Relaying Data to Soviets

4. Arrested  As Spies Are Indicted  Could Receive Neath Dawatle-

4: Indicted as Spies for Russia   6-¥ear Conspiracy Told to US. fury

Two Couples Seized  In Raids This Month  Red UN Delegate Among Accused; Group Sought Aid Of Americans

INDICTMENT IS SWEEPING  4. Accused Spies For Soviet Will Face U.S. Court Today

11 Are Indicted, Are Accused of Jury Tampering  Hoffa Trial Involved Bribe Offers Charae:

3,000 BUC Employes Furloughed   Volunteer Work Requested; U.S. Funds Lacking

(Jaycees Offer Help   6th Ave. Walk, Library Repairs, PH Rates Discussed By City Dads

Annual Figure of More Than $243 Million a Possibility— Key Legislators Working on Record Budget Featuring Property Tay Relief   Carroll Publisher Presents Award—   Kennedy Denies Ever Promising an Invasion

U.S. Near Big Decision About Laos   $243 Million State Budget Seems Possible   House Tax Plan Expected to Get Final Approval

“SCOPE STUDIES MARS  Tandem Balloon Aids In Study of Planet Mars

U.S. Officials Discuss Possibility Of Fewer Test Ban Inspections

TYPEWRITERS, MACHINES ARE QUIET FOR A TIME — DURING BLACK HOURS OP PRRCIMRNTWC Nh aqua

TYPEWRITERS, MACHINES ARE. QUIET FOR A TIME — DURING BLACK HOURS OF PRESIDENTS DEATH

Major Bills Dwindling In Albany  I egislature Set Te oo SE, Reena Smee eee

Few Major Bills Face Legislature With OK to Chiropractic Licensina

‘Chicken War Loss to U.S. Set by Panel:   Compromise -Report of GATT ‘Eyed Hopefully

Loss Set At Only $26 Million Independent Panel Rejects U.S. Claim In ‘Chicken War’

37th Division Scheduled For Modernization  Famed Ohio Unit In Line For Another Maior Overhaul Job

Rain   37th Division Scheduled for Modernization  Famed Ohio Unit   Famed Ohio Unit In Line for Another Major Overhaul Job

To Become Top National Guard Unit 37th Division Begins Major Overhaul Job

Kennedy Woos Votes In Texas   San Antonio Gives Him Rousing Cheers But He Gets Cooler Houston Welcome

National Steel Cites Gains in Sales, Income  1962 Sales Were Uj $96 Million and Ne Income $2.6 Millio:

Chicago Negroes Consider Boycoti [f Willis’ Resignation Is Rejected

Chicago School Head Resigns in Civil Rights Fuss; South Has New Flareups

May Boycott City Schools In Chicago   Civil Rights Groups Press for Acceptance Of Willis’ Resignation

Sub Quiz Told Of Last Sound  Compared to Breaking Up  Of Shin’s Comnartment

Navy Begins Inquiry Into Sea Tragedy   Last Sound Heard Described As Like Ship Breaking Up

Muted, dull thud court of inquiry told   ‘Set depth’ only distinct words in final message

Thresher's Death Gasp~'A Thud’   Last Sounds From Lost Sub Related at Court of Inquiry

Naval Officer Relates  Thresher’s Last Sound Indicated ‘Collapsing’

Tells Court Sub Sounded Like It Was Breaking Up   Testimony Comes From Officer Who Heard Last Message

Following Snarled Message From Depths, ‘Breaking Up' Of Sub Is Heard on Surface

Officer Reveals Final Contact With Submarine   Says Sounds Were Similar to Those . Of Ship Breaking-Up

Escort Ship  Heard Sub Breaking Up   Navigator Of Skylark Testifies That ‘Test Depth’ Last Word From Thresher; ‘A Muted And Dull Thud’ Soon Followed

Amendment Rejected By 107-38  Re codifie: ation   Recodification  Bill Approved

No comment by Barnett on U. S. funds proposal   Civil rights unit asks Kennedy to consider withholding money until changes are made

Executive Step Taken to Revise NM Constitution  Campbell Tags 11 Members Of   Campbell Tags 11 Members Of  Revision Group

Alabama Jury Finds Simpson Not Guilty   JFK Seeks Better Ways to Meet Press

Kennedy News Conferences to Keep ‘Same Format Despite ‘Weaknesses

JFK Will Not Change TV News Meet Format   Texas Republicans \Qnen Corpus Meeting

Premonition of last cruise  Crewman called ill-fated nuclear sub a ‘coffin’

‘You'll Be . A Wealthy Widow’ .  Sailor Called Thoxeh we Madina!   Sailor Called Thresher ‘Coffin’

YOU'LL BE WIDOW SOON, HE TOLD WIFE     Thresher Crewman Had Premonition

Saigon Demand U.S. Yield Two Monks Downed   Lodge Reportedly Toughens Policy

U.S. Tightens Its. Policy, Refuses Viet Nam Demand   Related Story:-Pare %

GrVwweure  “Lodae Shields Monks   Reds Down Copter; Tun Vanke Killed

Tougher Policy in Viet Nam.... Lodge Refuses to Give Up Two Buddhists in Embassy

Russia Strengthens. China Border Guare   roreign News Commentary 9 ©  World Diplomacy In State Of ‘Suspended Animation’

 Precautionary. Measures.     Reds Strengthening  Chinese Frentiers 

All But One Of Negroes’ Demands Met   Birmingham Truce Extended To 11 A.M. Today By Dr. King

Pact Is Reached On Three   Release Of 1,000 Prisoners Is Final Demand

State Police Protect Negro Family ‘As Housing Project Home Is Bombed

LAURENS SUN 293 FERB 1963 RAY WwW ALLEW   Ray W. Allen, 63, dies unexpectedly

Concessions Cutting Rolvaag’s Lead to 3 Made as Recount Trial Opens

GOP Seeks Decision Tomorrow   Two Democratic Amendments Bow By Close Marains

GOP Defeats ) Amendments on Redistricting  Come Wednesday; Visit Lincoln Rites

Final Yote On GOP Plan  Tomorrow   Proposal Stands For Greene To Be Added To Fayette

Nuclear Test Ban Talks in 3rd Day Of Negotiations  Moscow, Washington Reflect Growing Mood of Ontimicm

Test Ban Agreement Would Spur Hopes Of Non-Aggression Pact   Khrushchey’s Interest Seen Readiness To Cease N-Shots

‘Ponders Stronger Action U.S. Imposes Limited Boycott Against Haiti

U. 5. IMPOSES ENVOY CURB AGAINST HAITI   Diplomatic Boycott Indi cates Disapproval of Duvalier   WEIGH ACTION   Unrest Continues te  Grow Among Native Population

Limited Boycott On Haifi   U. S. Disapproval Of Government Is Reason

Escape Iry of Convicts Foiled  Pair Tries To Drill Way Through Wall

‘Take Your Time, Says Coal Miner   Buried 11 Days, Pair Must Wait Till Sunday Nighi

Small Shaft Decided On   Won't be Pulled Up” Before Sunday Night

Shaft to be Enlarged to 17% Inches   No Sounds from Third Miner Since Tuesday

Could Get 2 Of 3 Out by Late Sunday   Fate of Third Man Still Is Uncertain; Hole Being Enlarged

Work Started On i7'2-Inch Escape Shafi  New Attempt Made To Reach Third Man

Must Widen 12-In. Shaft; Men Still OK   Timbers Lowered; No Rescue Attempt Before Late Sunday

Bigger Hole Into Mine Is Voted Down   Can't Take Pair from Trap Until at Least Tomorrow Night   Conference Held

Racial Suits  Opposed by  Dixie States Alabama Governor  Getting Set for. All-Out Battle

cesegregation:  Alabama Will Fight School  Integration   Suits Are Filed by Justice Dent. in 3 Southern States

Georgia Ready For Battle on Desegregation  Suits Filed By U. S. To Force Integratior  ge eee een ge ES ey

Attacks tederal ‘assault’ Alabama governor grids for all-out integration battle 

Prepare All-Out Battle — U.S. Suit Against Dixie Schools for Integration Opposed

Suits Seek Integration In 3 States   Gov. Wallace Readies Alabama For All-Out Battle

South Readies Big Guns in Racial Issues  Suits Attempt to Strengthen

Alabama Plans School Battle  Federal Employes   Federal Employes Seeking Forced Mixing In Schools

Integration Battle Looms  In Alabama  2 Other Southern States Targets Of Government Suits

Bullet Riddled Body of Missing lowa Pactor Is Found Near Alberf Lea, Minn.

Report He Was Shot Six Times   Also Stab Wounds; Found in Wooded Minnesota Area

Body Found In Wooded Area Near Albert Lea   Minister, 43, Was Last Seen Wednesday Night

Find Body of Slain lowa Pastor Near  Albert Lea, Minn.   Minister Was Shot And Stabbec

Find Body Near Lake On Border   No Details Yet On Northern lowa Mystery

Formerly Lived in Hutchinson... . Officers Capture Husband Of a Slain Denver Woman

Printers Union Head Enters Neqofiations   Elmer Brown Is Optimistic

Late Winter Storm Socks  ‘New England   Midwest, East Blanketed by Heavy Snow

Cold-Weary Europe Falls Victim Again  Death Toil Mounts; Ice Chokes Rhine,

Proposed Backfill Bill Presented in House and Immediately Draws Fire

26 Mexicans Die as Train Shatters Bus      30 Injured, 15 Critically, In California

Daily News Index   MORE THAN 30 REPORTED INJURED  Bus=-TrainCrash Kills 27

‘It Sounds Corney’ People Have Warm Spot In Heart For Weather Man, Federal Chief Says

Coneert  Assn. Supplemental Drive bends   bischer = *5 Of A Wind’  Mas Come Home Soon

SMALL VIEW OF SOME BIC WHEFETS   BASICALLY HONEST? BASICALLY AFRAID?  Tax Computers Find One Fraud In 7 Million Returns

Railroad Unions Abandon Court Battle on Rules  Kennedy Expected To Act to Stall 7 ot pf Gas.

STRIKE SEEMS IMMINENT  Rail Unions Abandon Court Battle for Jobs

Flood Threat  Seen Abating  As Rain Ends   Ohio Valley Gets Snow As Sonthern Area Much Cooler

Hunt For Victims In Wrecked Plant  18 Dead In Nation’s Flood Belt

Floods’ Toll In Property. Lives Rising   At Least 18 Dead, Damage in Millions As Waters Go Bown

Waters Recede In Flood-Belt Streams  PR. TET aAcCcnAriaTrnm YPprc:

Flood threat eases, waters are receding  Ld ir F-—_-P. -F  —_—_.  ‘Huge ice floes continue to worry residents in Ohio

Flood Tides Receding in Most Areas   Danger Appears Ended Temporarily As Rains Let Up

New Flooding Danger Eases   At Least 18 Deaths Blamed On High Water

Flood Danger Recedes   Five W. Virginia Counties Declared Disaster Areas

Eighteen deaths reported Some critical spots: still remain in flood zones

Trouble Spots Remain In Flood   Ice Jams Still A Threat: Damage Runs Into Millions

Road Crews Clean Up As Water Falls  Ohio To Stay Above 50 Feet Over Weekend

Viet Nam ‘Copter  Tactics Reviewed  Rising Toll of Men, Machines Is Cause

Navy Asks Nuclea Power Plantsin All Surface Warships   AEC Backs Long-Range Plan, Cause of Current Dispute

McNamara Is Against Pian.... Navy W ants Atomic Power Used in Future Warships

BELIEVE OIL PROPELLED WARSHIPS ON. WAY OUT Nuclear Power Plants Urged As: U.S. Know-How Picks Up Speed

Korth’s Resignation Brings Dispute into Open  Row over Nuclear Ships Just Startin

Nuclear Propulsion Is Bone Of Conte ntion  Korth’s s Resignation Highlights Navy Dispute With Defense Head

Supported By AEC  U.S. Navy Fighting For Nuclear - Powered Ships

Ee eee SEES  To Build Or Not To Build Atomic Carriers  AEC Supports Navy’s Nuclear Power Theory   RELATED STORY ... See Pace 5

Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper   A Nuclear Navy On the Horizon

What's Inside   CONTENTION SUPPORTED BY AEC  Navy Contends Nuclear Ships Worth Money

Decreased Costs Cited— Navy Battling For N-Powered Surface Ships

Navy Pressing For Nuclear Power Plants To Operate Surface Vessels

Nonnuclear Ships Called SSS-Foolish   AEC Supports Navy In Dispute On Future Fleet

AEC Supports Navy's Contention It Soon Will Be Dollar-Foolish To Build Surface Warships With Other Than Nuclear Power Plants

A-Engines for Carriers? Dispute Rages Between Pentagon, Navy Chiefs

Atomic age requires nuclear powered ships      U.S. Navy gets backing from commission in aiding dispute with Defense Department

Navy Wants Atom Power for Surface Ships and Carrlers   McNamara May Oppose Plan But AEC Shows Coat Is Goina Down.

\Criminal Empire Bared ute ‘Genovese Under Fire: ‘Sen. Mundt Calls. For ‘Crackdown On Racket:

Crackdown on Jailed — Racket Czar   Story of Underworld Activity by Génovesé ‘Shakes Congress

(Walachi Says Mafia Run From Prison  Genovese Crackdown Called For

Valachi Tells of Jail Mafia   Says Orders to Kill” Were Obeved Outside

Sen. Mundt Calls For Crackdown On Rackets Czar   Wants Genovese Put ‘Under Special Surveillance’ at Leavenworth Prison.

Solon Makes Appeal During Valachi Probe   Rackets Czar Serving Time In Leavenworth

Atlanta ‘Wall’ Is Under Fire   Negroes Complain In Housing Dispute

NEGROES FILE SUITS Atlanta’s ‘Berlin Wall’ Is Attacked      SUITS FILED

McCormack Lashes Out At Republicans   JFK ‘Concerned’ About House Vetc Of Works Project

‘Willing To Risk Rece n To Win Election  GOP Blasted For Rejection Of APW

Crippled Sister Gets Stolen Monkey From Girl. 13. as Christmas Present

fFennsytvania Roads ace: atacand  A Look at Our Current Situation

Nikita Is Called Pious In Red Chinese Blast   Peking Claims Fighting Tn Korea Headed Off U. §..Russ Clash

That's What Red China Labels Him   “Impermissable’ For Russia To Be First To Use A-Weanons

RedChina Sees Red Over Nick   Khrushchev Said ‘Servant of U. $.’

You'll Find   Opposes Some In Party Mandatory School  Law Seranton Aim

News Conference Told. . .  Scranton For Mandate In School Reorganizing

SNE ut Ne he     Mandatory Stale School Reornanization Program To Be Sought. by Scranton

‘Added State School Aid ‘Of $30 Million Pinnsiid      Scranton To Act On Schools

Despite Some GOP Efforts:  Mandatory School Realignment To Be Sought By Gov. Scranton

Commandos in Cuba Raid Castro Boats   First Indication of Band Operating on Fidel's Island

Cuban Exile Group Claims Success In Attack On Docked Patrol Boats

Flash Flood Rips Cambridge  Families Scramble To Roofs for Safety

Housewife’s Dream   Contest Winner Gets To Fill 3: Carts With Free Groceries

Deadline looms on rights bill   Parties struggle to reach accord

Deadline on Civil Rights Bill Monday   JFK, Congressional Leaders Seeking* ‘Harmony’ Measure

Subzero Tumble Is Fifth This Winter For Mt. Vernon As All Southern Illinois Shivers.

RECORDS SHATTERED IN STATE   Subzero Tumble Is Fifth  This Winter For Mt.  Vernon As All South ern Illinois Shivers.

Medical Assistance Increased  Some Benefits Ame Teen ee _ ae   Some Benefits Are Expanded, Others Added

A a lll el ee de a A i te ee i i i  ‘Shoot to Kill’ Command  Given in Iranian Revolt

lran Troops Kill 86 in Street Riots   Premier Reveals Revolt Plot By Moslem Sect

Space Gains Boasted   Congress Told U.S. Made More Progress In “62 Than Russia

In Report to Congress .. .  US Space Progress in ‘62 Tops Russia's, Says JFK

ACCOMPLISHMENTS, FAILURES CITED  JFK Claims U.S. Made Gains in Space Rose

Space Gains  Told by JFK   Greater Rate of Progress Than Russia Is Reported to Congress

RESEARCH, PLANNING FIRM OFFERS   Plan for lowa Development   WASHINGTON COUNTY

Freak Accident   Drive-In Concert Will Be Tuesday By Band at LHS

Kennedy Cuts Holiday in  Hyannis Port   Latest Crisis in Desegregation of Schools a Factor

Alabama Crisis  Cuts Kennedy's Holiday Short   President Concedes Position Costing Him Loss Of Support

Alabama Crisis Sends Kennedy Back to Capital   President Admits Race Move Likely Has Cost Support

Adjournment By Christmas?  Major Tasks S$ till Confront C ongress

Weather   Loan Fix’ by Appointees of Howard Bared   Allegedly Rigged Riggs Appraisal

Church Leaders Hit Prejudice  Discrimination Called Insult to God by Grour

VOTE OF CONFIDENCE’ Pickle Victory Regarded As Triumph for Johnson   Related story, Pg. 14-A

Democrat Pickle Wins Texas Seat   Prize Is Johnson’s Old District Just Relinquished By Newly-Appointed Judge

Jake Pickle Sweeps Election, Hailed As Victory For Lyndon   ENDORSES   EN MEEINISTER

BEFORE DINNER APPRECIATION   House Seat Goes To Pickle   CITES FRIENDSHIP

Arrest Of Song Brings Backlash  Park May Have Tig   Park May Have Tige By Tail; Opposition Parties Back Sona

@ FOR TARDY MAILER — Late Yule Cards  Getting Bargain Airmail Rate

Onetime Hodges Partner  Conflict Of Interest Probe Set By Jordan Committee

Dem Secretary Resians Post   $300,000 Damage Suit Triggers Investigation

Senate Group To Investigate Robert Baker Hodges Is Said  Former Partner [: Motele In State

At 70 He Plans Ocean Trip (by Raft)  Adventurer Has   Adventurer Has Already Logged 6,700 Miles

Across Pacific Ocean  Man, 70, planning to sail over 10,000 miles on raft

With Dog, Cat For Company .... Man Of 70 Plans To Sail  Across Pacific On Raft

U.S. to Sell $40.6 Million Worth to Russia  Wheat Exports Licenses Okayed

Senate Beats Effort To Kill bil On Time  anes. Acuna   House-Approved Measure Outlaws Snake-Handling

Soviet Diplomat Stirs Confusion Over Master Spy   Dolnytsin Is Not Defector, Is Claim

Defecting spy now Mr. X   Inject element of confusion in identity of man

TODAY’S INDEX   Really a Master Spy? Red Injects Confusion  Into Story of Defector

Mystery V oiced  On Spy   Confusion Enters British Report Of Defection

Envoy Adds Spy Identity Confusion   Soviet Spokesman Says ‘Dolnytsin’ Worked At Embass:

Confusing Nofe Entered Info London Spy Story   Sabotage Campaign: Crushed’  -Red Hopes Take Setback i in Ecuador

Republicans Storm  Back, Grab 62 To 49 Indiana City Halls   Democrats Win Governorships

Agrecments take time Confer on medical cid to lowa aged   60 days   Eliaibility

Automation Curse, Claims Union Chief   Meany Demands 35-Hour Week, Minimum Wage Hike

Birmingham Vigil Relaxed  RFK Aide Goes Home, But Sheriff Uneasy

Uneasy Peace Has. Set In After Riofs In Birmingham, Ala,   Weekend Is Believed To Be Tast Period ti Tesubla ia Baties.

Federal Government Shows Signs Cf Relaxing Its Vigil In Birmingham

UNEASY QUIET HANGS OVER RIRMINCHAM   U. S. Relaxes Vigil Bul City Police Keep on Guard   PATROL AREA   Regular Army Troops Re duced to a Watchdog Assionment

Uneasy Quiet Prevails in . Birmingham   Kennedy, Alabama’ Governor Will Meet at-TVA- Rites

Weekend Seen Critical Peri in Birmingham       Federal Government Shows Signs Of Relaxing Vigil In City

WALLACE TO ATTEND TVA CEREMONIES   Weekend Rated Critical Period In Race Trouble

U.S. Relaxes Vigil In Tense Birmingham   Guard Posted In Area Of Last Week's Violence

Uneasy. Quiet in  Birmingham  Officials Fearful About the Week End

ews ina a nutshell  ’ RRO OUR WIRE sBaAVICES   Birmingham relaxes

Ohio Easter Weather Fine   No Dampness In Sight For Milady’s Bonnet

Ohio Easter Weather Fine  a me  ge ey   No Dampness In Sight For Milady’s Bonnet

Employ Two Men In Police Department   Commission Moving To Fill Vacenetes, lmprave Bautemant

Employ Two Men In Police Deparment   Cottimission Moving fo Fill Vaeonctes, Tmarave Baulnment,

Boeing 720 Lost on Trip to Chicago.   Contact Broken After Takeoff at Miami Alrpart

Ceremonies Tonight shield edrama resin —  Race for ‘Oscar’ Awards Is Close

On The Inside   Close Race In Prospect Tonight When Oscar Awards Are Presented

mcemasonancesex:: ANNUAL OSCAR MADNESS:Close Races Spotlight Awards

Close Races Indicated —  Hollywood to Hand Out Coveted ‘Oscars’ Tonight

Oscars To Be Given Tonight  Tight Race Seen for Best Actress, Actor

Contest Closer than Pennant Race  3soth Academy Awards To Be Given Tonight

Awards Tonight:  Oscar Competition Closer Than National Pennant Race

Inside The Times   No Upsets Seen  Oscar Chase Closer Than Pennant Race

CAN'T BE UPSET  35th Oscar Awards Look  Closer Than Pennant Race

PEKING OFFICIAL TELLS. NEWSMEN:  No China A-Bomb Test For Several Years

roreign News Commentary — Khrushchev Gives Accou fing of Failure

Action Taken In Wake Of Sunday Riot      GOVERNOR CHALLENGES POWER JFK Uses 1871 Law As Authority For Sending Troops Into Alabama

Democrats Seek Single Measure;  Cite Agreement  Reynolds Hinted As. Now Backing. Sales Tax Plan

Sales Event At Shopping  Center Here   Sidewalk Days Open Thursday; Details Listed

‘Sidewalk’ Sale Set At Shop Center   Annual Three-Day Event Scheduled _ To Open Thursday

~ COLLISION TAKES 79 LIVES — Five Americans Among  Victims Of Air Crash

Turkish Crews Sift Wreckage After Tragedy  Death Toll Is 79   Death Toll Is 79 “In Air Collision, Crash Into Square

Search Debris of Crash in Ankara  5 Americans Among 79 Dead in Disaster

79 Perish In Turkish Air Collision   Nearly 200 Injured As Wreckage Falls Into Capital Ciiy

Air Collision Over Ankara Fatal To 79   Five Americans Among Victims

2 Americans Victims  Charred Debris Searched ForTurk Air Crash Dead

Ankara: Debris Sifted For Victims  Of Aur Crash   Five Americans Were Among the 79 Persons Killed

62 On On Grotind’.:  Turkish Plane. 3 Crash Death Tol ls Placed At 79

Turkish Crash Toll Reaches 79  Mid-Air Collision Figure May Rise

Planes Collide Over Ankara Killing 19  Most Victims _ “On Ground” -

Turkish Crews Sift Wreckage After Tragedy   Death Toll Is 79 In Air Collision, Crash Into Square

Some Concessions Are Expected By U.S. for New Leases on Spain Bases

Marriage Counselo1 Measure Is Killed  Senate Holds Memorial Rites, Wis. UN fc A’ da. DE.

Marriage Counselo:  Measure Is Killed  Senate Holds Memorial Rites, Votes Hike in Aid to Blind

Dispute Bars Publication  Printers Protest Firing of Employes   b.. wabi.*li.d.) kts

Storm Brewing Over House Head Waiter's Paid Trip To Paris With NATO Group

Ada Plans Final Farewell For Her Greatest Son In Public Memorial Services Scheduled Friday

AMERICANS BOYCOTT MEET Soviets Again Nix U.S. Plea to See Yale Prof

U. S. Boycotts Meeting For Soviet ‘Friendship’ As Barghoorn Still in Jail

Another Attempt To Free Professor Fails U.S. Envoys Boycott ‘Friendship Meeting’

Reds still hold American prot   DESPITE STRONG PROTESTS OF U. S.   SOVERNMENT REPORTS  Trade balance improves some

US. Snubs Unity Party With Soviet   Embassy Boycotts Friendship Meet, Including Mre. K

U.S. Boycotts ‘Friendship Meeting   Russian Ceremony Avoided in Protest Of Professor's Arres

U.S. Officials Boycott Moscow ‘Friendship Meet’ In Spy Dispute   U.S.-RUSS RELATIONS HIT POST-TEST BAN LOW  ‘Moscow Spirit’ Proves To Be Fleeting

Don't Send Him Pets  - Johnson Loves Dogs but 2 Beagles, Collie Enough

Administrative Staffs Payroll Records List 50 Emploved by Conaressmen

Allies Agree West Cannot Relax Guard   France Sounds Note Of Caution At NATO Huddle

City Policemen Vill, Get 12 Per Cent Boost In Pay... See Col. 3   IT’S BEEN A YEAR SINCE THE BIG CRISIS  U.S. Stronger, More Alert Against Soviets, Cuba

Some Soviet Troops Remain in Cuba;  U.S. Adds to Military Striking Power

Secret Police Criticize  US. Considers Sharp Aid Cut To South Viet Nam Government

“Gov. Remney Seeks Ouster Of State Phosmacy F Roard Diractar David Ma:

Governor Cites Abuses In Letter   Conflict-of-Interest, Delay in Determining License Are Charged

OL HAE LEE REC EEL EEE Ea aE eee a ee:  Man Dies After Winning $10,899 On Bet of $2

Conferees Set New Formula on Apportionment   Oct. 1 Election Due on Proposal

Opposing Views Voiced On Wichits University Issue  Some Contend It Is / Step Forward; Others Say It's IMlogical

Wichita U Issue Debated Over The Breakfast Table   Not An Issue, Anderson Says

At ‘Eggs and Issues’ Breakfast . .     Opinions Vary on Wichita i in State System

Stand ‘Utterly Ind  Ribicoff Blasts USDA For Not Identifying Unsafe Chemicals

Smudgepots, copters used Over $100 million in crops threatened by cold snap

Desperate Farmers Battle Freeze Threatening Crops   Light Rains May Fall in This Area

—— At 121, He’s Been Free 100 Years —— Charlie Celebrates Independence

TILL SPRIGHTLY AT AGE [Zl  ONE NNR Et OS am  ix-Slave Recalls Old Days And 100 Years Of Freedom

Negro Who Once Was Slave Has Been Free Loneer Than Most Have Lived

Confession Is Shocker To Suburb   Says She Kept *‘Bawling Me Out’

500 Pupils Stage Riot   26 Mississippians Arrested During Protests In Jackson

Negroes Stage  Screaming Riot  in Mississippi 500 Students  Hurl Bricks, Bottles At 75 Officers

For Berkshire Fair Racing License Revocation Asked   See related story on Page 2

Saco Board Takes  Exception With Trailer Firm Employes   Tenting, Trailer Park Permit Denied At Saco

If Congress Stops Proposed Deductions ‘ Increase In ‘Taxes  Seen By Treasury

Tax Deductions May Hike Rate   Funds to Finance State  Medical Plan Available

FIREMEN USE LETTER ‘FUND DRIVE. APPEAL TO OBTAIN FQUIPMENT FOR PMERCENCY 'rritcre

FIREMEN USE’ LETTER FUND DRIVE APPEAL TO OBTAIN EQUIPMENT POR CMERCENGY Teor

USS. Insists His Subpoena Valid  Strong Court Support Given foes of Racial Barriers ~*~ —

Wallace Seen ShunningUS.  CourtHearing   Papers Served On Governor’s Maid Who Has No Yote

Wont Attend Federal Hearing     Wallace Subpoena Served On Negro Maid; “She’s Civilly  Dead!’’ Scoffs Governor

After ‘Market’ Defeat  Britain Acts fo Strengthen Falfering Trade, Economy

The Weather   Britain Takes First Step To Rebuild Trade   Common Market Hopes Dashed; Parley Set With Danish Premier

BRITAIN TAKES FIRST STEPS T0 REBUILD TRADE  PLANNERS SET OUT  TN DECOANCTDROIICT

Britain Seeks New Methods Now to Bolster Economy   May Become More Active in European Free Trade Raaaclaton.

British Look Elsewhere  For Trade   May Seek Strengthening Of Ties in European Free Trade Association

English Start. Rebuilding Plan   Ready To Join With U.S. To Discuss Tariff Talks

After Failure To Enter Euromart  Britain Seeks New Commerce Outlets

Mac Looks AtWaysO} Rebuilding   Market's Rebuff Shatters Economy Of Great Britain

seeks New Outlets To Counter Market Rebutf —  Britain Tries Comeback Steps

Britain Acts To Bolster World Trade   Planners Sccking Freer Outlets for Nation’s Commerce

Britain Takes First Steps In Trade Drive   Own Organization May Be Enlarged, Made Stronaer

After Market Defeat  Britain Hopes To Build Its World Trade Again

Britain Sets Plan For Trade   Planners Seek Freer Outlets For Commerce

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Britain Takes Steps In Drive To Strenathen Its World Trade

Britain Takes First Step To Rebuild Trade   Common Market Hopes Dashed; Parley Set With Danish Premier

Fund- Raising Groups Fear Tax Bil Will Hurt Them If Approved As Is

NATO Told Soviet Mood May Change   Rusk Says West Must Be Ready When Russ Start Rocking Boat

Rusk Says Red Mood To Change   Allied Ministers Told West Should Be Ready For Move

Secretary Sees Cuba, Ber lin or Southeast Asia as Next Trouble Spot

Rusk Urges NATO To Prepare   Sudden Mood Shift In Moscow Shoud Be  Considered Possible

On Inside Pages   xit Auto-making .. . Studebaker Decision  Saddens South Bend

Studebaker Tradition Ends. Hands South Bend Shocking Christmas Gift   Studebakers Will Still Be Sold

15 Days Before Christmas ...     Economic Crisis Confronts  Thousands At Studebaker

fft-rear-Gid Firm Causes Eco  South Bend Sad: Study Will Halt Car Production Line

CRISIS CONFRONTS SOUTH BEND  7,000 Jobs at Stake In Studebaker Shutdown

British police face battle  Trouble as antinuclear marchers reach London

Defense Secrets Peddled  British Police Battle Peace-Marchina Hordes

ARREST 70 BEFORE BIG RALLY START   More Pamphlets Are Distributed; Fighting Erupts

BEFORE BIG RALLY STAR?’   More Pamphlets Are Distributed; Fighting Erupts

Koufax pours it through   White House says U.S. to end Viet Nam military effort in °65

McNamara, Taylor Says Situation ‘Deepely Serious’  Iwo More Years in Viet Nam:

FROM WHITEHOUSE ==2=eee=e=m: Viet Military Effort End Predicted By 1965

Weather  2ARPTIYV CITOUDY and HOT    In Newfoundland  Navy Transport Crashes And Burns In Landing

Those Who Prefer The Best Dine At Fidelman’ 5 Beautiful MAI KAI LOUNGE  ~Adverticeme

Time Bombs Plague Area In Montreal   Several Explode In Mail Boxes; Engineer Hurt

Bomb Blasts Continue  Tn Montreal  One Injures .  Se Oe ern: freee: meee   One Injures . Engineer Trying To Disarm It

Opposes Going Steady   Last Ditch Effort In New York To End News Strike Fails

Bond Chairman States County Citizens Have Purchased 56% of Ouota

Popular MGIC Grows Rapidly— Mortgage Insurance Unit Faces Inquiry

New French PactWanted By Algeria  Wants To Ban Further Tests At Sahara Site

 ADDRESSES ASSEMBLY  SS   Ben Bella Calls For Talks On   Banning French Nuclear Tests

U.N. Awaits Peace Move  By Tshombe   Flics To Kolwezi In Action To End Armed Opposition

Tshombe Seeking Peaceful Entry Into Former Stronghold for U.N. Forces

Not A Racial Matter   sail A ROC Metter  _ Negroes And Whites ‘Looking For A Fight’ Dispersed By Mo. Police

WEATHER      Water Shortages Add To Fire Peril As Drought Goes On

Computer Says Rail Merger Bad For state  i Put   Alessandroni Put Machine To Work On PRR-NYC Plan

State Job Loss Seen In Pennsy, Central Merger   Computer Study ol Proposal Fears ‘Dis advantage’ In Lur ing Industry.

Sales Tax Bill Passes Senate   Measure for 3 Per Cent General Levy Approved by 18 to 15 Vote

TOP LEVEL MEETING:  South Viet Nam Seen As Only Cork In A Bottle

WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A WAY Dad wills $1 to son for rope to hang himself

5 Perish in   a House Fire   Mother and Three  Children Among   Springfield Victims

Fire Takes 9 Lives in Missouri Mother and Three Children Victims

Young Mother, At Least 3 Children Perish; Explosion Report Is Denied

Two Victims Unidentified; Six Injured  Only Two Tenants  Of 13 Escaped  Without Any Harm By LOUIS WORTHAM

Springfield:  Five People Die  In Home Fire  Mother and 3 Children Perish: Girl Escapes

MOTHER AND 3 CHILDREN IDENTIFIED   Landlady And Fourth Child Escape From Blazing Frame Home; Fifth Victim Is Unidentified.

DENVER (AP) — A heavyweight title fight contract between champion Sonny Liston and anatonghr Cassius Clay will be signed in Denver tomorrow.

Mrs. Nhu Asks U.S. Guarantee For Her Safety   Return Planned To Get Children, Attend Funera{

ASKS HELP FOR CHILDREN  Mme. Nhu Seeks U.S.  Protection in Viet Nam

British Opening  Mart Campaign No Confidence Vote Is Defeated 333-227

Posse, Bloodhounds, Aircraft Join In Giant Texas Manhunt   Six Maine Children Die When Fire Sweeps Home

No Way For Khrushchev To Sidestep Clash Over His Co-existence Policy -

 OTHER TODDLERS SAID RECOVERING   Salt Formula Baby Deaths Recalled

New Measures on Civil Rights Considered by Administration of JFK.

NEW MEASURE STUDIED FOR CIVIL RIGHTS   JFK Explains Top Aim Is To End Need Of Demenstrations   THINKS FARMERS MISLED ON WHEAT

Kennedy Seeks Outlet to Remedy  Racial Problems President Covers   President Covers Variety of Topics At News Conference

Civil Rights Legal Outlet Being Sought  Hint Of Legislation Raina Cancidered

Legislation, — Other Legal Outlets Sought   Hopes Wallace Will Abide 2 By Law AS He

More Civil Rights Legislation Hinted   Reinstatement  Refused Pupils

void Federal Troo  New G Civil Rights Legislation Considered, JFK Says

JFK Seeks Remedy For Racial Strife   Kennedy ‘Would Use’ U.S. Troops In Alabama. Hones For Better Wav

KENNEDY HOPES T0 AVOID TROOPS AT ALABAMA Ul,   Administration Is Seek: ing New Legal Path to Ronial Amity   LEGISLATION MULLED   JFK Confirms He Plans to See Ailing Pope Next Month

Pearson to Take Oath on Monday   6 Social Credit Members Won't Support Liberal

Pearson to Take Oath on Monday  Canadian Premier Plans Assembly Call

Pearson Takes Oath On Monday   Canadian Liberal Leader Takes Over: Without Full Suppor

Pearson to Take Oath on Monday  Named as Premier ; rF ~~ -_ yo a {

Pearson Due  Oath Monday  As Premier To Head Canadian Government With

i Exploratory Latks Talks  U.S., Soviet To Seek A-Ban Breakthrough

 To Meet In New York Soon  ULS., Soviet To Try Again To Reach Nuclear Test Ban

US., Russians Eynected to Talk Of Disarmament  Gaal Rrank Thranuah

Meeting Expected Within Days  U.S. To Conter With  Russia on Tests Ban

Disarmament Talks Slated In New York   Top U.S., Soviet Experts To Confer On Test Ban Issue

Hamlin Bank and Trust Planning to Take Over  Control of Kane Bank

Concentrator Remains Idle   — Part of Program in Western Montana

BRITISH STOCKS PLUNGE  Mac Fighting Mad in Sex Scandal Threatto Regime

Hoffa Trial To Go Ahead As Scheduled   Disbarment Of His Lawyer Not To Delay Labor Leader’s Trial On Jury Tampering

N-Foree  ToBeJoined  By France AtlanticAllianee  ‘ ToSetUpUnified  N-Command

N-Force Is Backed By France   Unified Command For Air And Sea Forces Proposed

Another Try Set Today  Committee Fails to Find Compromise on Sales Tax

Way Is Cleared For Bill   A ppropriation Measure Gets House Okay

« Two Congressional Hearings Held  ‘Prospects Are Dim for Nuclear Test Ban Treat

Pessimism Marks Two Congressional Hearings on Test Ban Possibilitie:

House Plans Budget Vote, Board Action   Highway Bill Would Trim Funds to $739 Million

Car jumps curb, killing three, injuring five   Seven killed as car rams into freeway abutment

Shivering Crowd In Times Square Greets New Year   VIOST COLORFUL

CROWD IN NEW YORK ‘SMALLEST   Prosperous Japan Observance Is  Most Colorful

K hrushchey Says West Could Be Destroyed In Few Hours   ON THE INSIDE PAGES   New Year Welcomed In Tradifional Manner Around The World

Bitter Cold Cut Size Of Crowd Greeting 1963  Khruchchev Sende   Khrushchev Sends Warning He Can Destroy The West

CHILLY TIME IN NEW YORK World's Population Greets 1963 With Revelry, Solemnty

World Joyously Hails 1963 New York B-r-r-rings In Chilly New Year!

You’ll Find.   Japanese Combine Holidays   LTNES OQYUaTE Mien ae LIDWTE JUPUHOIOG UMUINIUEIO  People From All Parts Of World Welcome New Year

BATTLE FOR RIGHTS WILL CONTINUE   Many Contend Demonstrations Are Necessary

SOME ACCEPTANCE NOTED  Negro Leaders Reject JFK Plea For Halt In Protests

Race Truce Rejected As Too Late   Negro Organizations Cite Two Centuries Of Passivity Failed

Old ‘EV Station Down   Razing Of Ground Level Tracks Dinekkse Daicitenccn wal

FOR ITS INTENDED PURPOSE:  Your Money To Charities ‘Protected By State

Plans Under Way To See That Charity Money Goes To Intended Destination

Next Step Of Negroes In Doubt   Leaders Reported  Feeling Uncertain

King Spurs Vote Drive In Alabama   Negro Leaders In Birmingham Seek ‘Cool-Off? Period

[Senate Hopes Vote On Debi Limit Bil, [Before Debt Hits Against Present Lid

Bring Debt Limit Bill To a Vote   Measure Squeaks Through the House By Small Margin

n Is Paper Thin  ‘Bil Lifting Debt Limit el House; Action Due In Senate

 Bill Passes House 213-204 ‘Senate Leaders to Press Vote on Debt Limit Boost

Debt Limit Bill Passes House  * * * * * * * * * x x * * * * *   Senate Leaders Seen Calling For Quick Vote

Daily Almanac   House Approves Senate Pushes Plan To Raise Debt Limit Aqain

Quick Action Promised on  Debt Lid Bill  Measure Barely   Measure Barely Passes the House On 213-204 Vote

House Passes Bill To Boost National Debt  Senate’s Leaders  Eve Move Before I

Senate Leaders Seek Action on Debt Ceiling  roves  House App ne   House Approves Increased Limit By Narrow Margin

Despite Advances In Past 10 Years, Negroes Still In Lower Income Job Brackets

On Low Rung of Ladder Lack of Good Jobs Negro’:  Biggest Barrier to Fr i“

Diana Churchill Dead?   Smiling Tito Arrives In New York For Talk

RECOVERS FROM BOUT WITH FLU  Tito To Address U.N. During New York Visit

Soviet Slap At Peking Widens Riff   Kremlin Refuses To Publicize Critical Letter

Governor Calls Second Special Session Dec. 3   Several Subjects Will Be Considered

REV. EUGENE HANSON RECEIVES FELLOWSHIP FOR DOCTORAL STUDY AT CLAREMONT, CALIF.

Letters To Congressmen  Mail Hints Rockefeller's Remarriage Is Political Disaster

Georgia Plan Is Overruled   ‘Highest Tribunal Cites ‘One Person. One Vote

Church Bound   ‘State TB Association Will Gather in Butte Thursday

‘Dixie’ Stirs Up Dispute   Readers Rip Capital Newspaper Editorial Vs. ‘Skins’ Custom

LOAN FUND APPROVED Powerful Teacher Group Offers Support in Utah

‘Cordial Atmosphere’     Three Power Nuclear Test Treaty Signed —

RED CHINA CHARGES KHRUSHCHEV TRYING TO RESTORE CAPITALISM   To ) Foil Moscow. -Havana Coup!  Peru Declares State Of Siege

Two Mississippians Arrested Sig ‘After Home: Is Bomharded With Gacoline _

a a eS a ae a ee a ee cree eye, ean my ens Gomme ig Sedge een Pome Mune Seyyedtaas MAN gem ieygyy eo mayo heye aereae ee  Five Miners Found Alive

SER TEE HDA SL, SRE GT  Effectiveness Studied OES e     Geis Underway

Khrushchev May Reduce Size Of His Armed Forces  C..'.,4 Pp... Al...   Soviet Boss Also Eyes A Cutback In Military Spendina

Khrushchev Says Russians Plan To Cut Back Spending On Armed Force:

KERNER WON'T FIRE APPOINTEE DESPITE PLEAS   SOME DEMOS JOIN REPUBLICANS IN BITTER ATTACKS

MAREMONT APPARENTLY ON WAY OUT   GOP Senators Angry, Democrats Vexed By IPAC Chief’s Charge Of Republican Bias Against Negroes.

Select State Slate Today  State GOP Chairman's Post Goes to Elliott

Republicans Assemble in Grand Rapids Elliott Gains Post As Party Chairman

High Court Nominations Sought by 4   Elliott Will Take Over Van Peursem’s Post; Opponent Drops Out

But Teddy hints he knew Jackie’s pregnancy was top secret even to clan

New Con Legislation Passed      Legislature Ends Special Session

Administration in KSTA Under Fire  Executive Secretary's Remarks Irk Lawmakers

“Backward School System” ....  State Teachers President's Remarks Draw House Fire

But Problems Exist  Ease Limitations On Outside Use of Water in Village

EEE EE OO  The World Today  x*x*x* £2 kx   British Capture 16 Raiders

Ruler Of Peru Junta Gets Boot  Gen. Lopez Takes Over; Elections Set

Peru Replaces Military Boss In New Crisis   Nation Seems Undisturbed As Godoy Ousted by Junta

No Violence in Shake-Up Peru Military Junta  Ousts Senior Member

Late newsin brief   by UPI   \Debris located from: downed iet tankers

Debris being investigated  Two AF jet tankers missing with 11 aboard

Racial Issues Shrink Margins  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Analwac OF Narraw Democratic Victories

Democrats Win But Majorities Are Not As Large As Expected  Racial Issue Voting Backlash Noted

On Inside Pages   By Political Pulse-takers . .  White Volar Backlash  From Race Issue Seen

Vote Analyzers’ Attention Is Drawn to Sharply Reduced Majorities of Winning Dems

Cites Michigan's "Line" Problem— Second Inauguration For Governor Romney

Romney's Second Inaugural Today  _ Ceremony. Scheduled To Show. State Unity

Birmingham Store Gutted; Negro Held   Suspect Arson Following Blast; Crowd Orderly

Negro Youth Arrested White Man’s Store Wrecked By Fire, Blast In Birmingham

Birmingham, Alabama  Negro Held On Arson Charge Following Food Store Blast

The Lineup   ‘Copter-Shooting Won't Alter U.S. Tactics in Viet Nam War

Pact Debate May Go On   Bipartisan Senate Leadership Trying For Vote, Need Opposition’s Approval

Treaty Backers Plan New Bids To Reach Vote   Hope To Overcome Thurmond'’s Block

SENATE WILL MAKE NEW TRY AT TREATY VOTE   COOPERATION IS KEY FACTOR TO ACTION ON PACT

FIGHT FLARES AFTER BLAST; NEGROES SHOT   Suit Asking lajunction To Halt Integration Already Started   ELSEWHERE IN U. S. CHANGING IS QUIET

Birmingham Cops Seal Off Trouble Area  Trouble Flares Afte Two Negroes Enroll At All. White School

Bomb Hits Leader’s  Home Second Time Beseral Injured 4 Ay Riot pt Squads  a > ee ; a ny 2 oe ee + ae oe

Negro Shot In Alabama  Gunshot Kills Man In Crowd After Exolosinn Hits Hause

At Home in An Auto   AS JEERING CROWD SWARMS AREA Negro Fatally Injured in Birmingham Blast, Outbreak

Fight Hurt And Taken To Hospital   Second Blast Damages, Home  Of Negro Leader

FLASH—Government sources confirmed shortly after 1 p.m. today that the President is  See

Chief Executive Gravely Wounded: Texas Governor Is Also Shot; Vice President In Car Behind

Huge Throng Sees Parade On Saturday   Friday Concert Reset For Tuesday; Festival Officials Laud Residents

According to Senate Group report Treaty. won't inhibit wartime weapons use

Treaty Is ‘Net Advantage’ to US., Is Claim  Committee Says Pact Involves No Serious Risk

U.S. Said Not Under  Serious Risk  No Undue Curb Placed Upon Our Defenses

War Potential Said Unaffected By Test Treaty   Senate Group ‘Entire ly Satisfied’ Pac Doesn't Cripple U.S. Strike Force.

Would modify thorny section  Kennedy willing to temper Rights program

Would Agree To Changes In Housing   Public Accommodations Section Poses Problem; Appears Before Group

Raeial Strife Minimizing Church Acts  Baltimore, New York Violence Upstages

Racial Violence Hits New York, Baltimore Again   White Teen-Ager Hit By Gunshot in Bronx; vickets Are Stoned

New race violence hits Kast   Youth shot in N.Y.; Baltimore jails 100

Baltimore, New York See Racial Violence   Boy Shot in Bronx: Arizona White Churc’ Welcomes Negro Cleric

Boy Woundec As Gun Fired In Riot Area   Guard Units Wil! Leave Cambridge  After Three Weeks

CONGRESSMEN FUSS  me re mieten nen eRe ate enna etree Ae RE NAS WS SN Ses tee  AIP’s Not Peace And Light In D.C.

Telstar Back. in Operation  Electronic Aspirin Dispatches Ailment

Scientists In Change Of Signals   satellite Returned to Television Role by “Aspirin Dose”

Telstar Back in Action: Given Electronic. Aspiri    -Relay Catches Video Signal

Electronic Aspirin Puts Telstar Back To TV Transmission   Satellite Again in Service After Being Out of Operation

Telstar Beats Sickness, Back in Action Agair  Blame Rediation for Satellite’s Electrical Eevar

Transmits TV Programs Telstar Back In Action After 6-Week ‘Sickness’

lelstar Revived By Trick Signals  Relays Television Pictures Overseas

Khrushchev’: Berlin Visit Now Friday   Red Chief Changes Date From Sunday After West's Show

Democrats Plan To Ask Partial New-Con Check  ~ Will File for 1,000 : Precinet Vote Count

Read This Special Report OnPagelO   Negro Not Ready For Rights, Say The ‘Quality Folk’

The South’s View  ~ * * x* *« * a’® uae ie w/*,t. > ee, See PSiEty

-Duplicity Evident in White Southerner's View Concerning Negroes?   Rv RELMAN MORIN

What's Inside   ‘“42+JUST ARENT READY YET"  Southern Segregationist Likes Negroes

THE DEEPENING CRISIS: I  What's Basis of White Man's Resistance?   Rwy REIMAN MORIN

Deepening Crisis—IIl: Basis Of Resistance '  For A Segregationist, There Is No Inconsistency

The Deepening Crisis: 3  White Man Says Negroes Not Ready    Bv RELMAN MORIN

Westerners Lining Up To Cross... ‘Yule Hole Opens In Berlin Wall

W. Berliners Queue Up In Snow Fo Permits To Visit Kin In E. Berlin

Thousands Of West Berliners Line Up To Get Permits To Pass Through Wall

West Berliners Brave Cold To Apply For Behind The Wall Visitation Right

After agreement  West Berliners brave cold for passes to East sector

WestBerliners Sign Up For  Border Passes   Thousands Hope To Visit Relatives During Holidays

West Berliners Line Up, Seek Travel Permits   Brave Cold for Holiday Visits

Rusk Confers With Tito On Relations   Big Reception Given; Kennedy Messaae Delivered

Rusk Talks With Tito  On Relations  Yugoslav Head Given Personal Kennedy Letter   IRRITANT

Belgrade Talk By Rusk, Tito  Attamnt Ta Mane   Attempt To Mend Strained Feelings

Rusk Meets Tito At End Of Mission   Returns To U.S. Sunday After Two . Week Tour Abroad

One of Two Launchings Is Postponed   Payload Trouble  Delays Explorer; Saturn Test Set

Austrian Cardinal Confers 4 Hours With Mindszenty-May Mean Freedom

U.S. Out To Sell NATO. On Fleet   Nuclear Armed Ships To Be Operated By Special Set-Up

U.S. Prelates  Clash With  One Another Dispute Breaks Out  Over Relations of Rishons With Pope

More Power’ For Bishops Splits Council   U.S, Cardinals Clash Sharply During Dehate

JFK  Chief Executive Wants Job Discrimination Eliminated  Appeals To Labor Leaders  * * * * * * * * * * * * *

2 HOSTAGES RELEASED UNHARMED  Gunman Killed After Kidnaping Policeman

Where Income Varies  House Group Hears Methods To Give Break to Taxpayers   Special Consideration

Vigorous Cold Shows Signs Of Exhaustion  New Move By Chilly Air In Rockies And Plains Lack Sting

Cold Weather Widespread U.S. Plains, South   And E. Europe Struck

MERCURY RISES IN MOST AREAS   Winter Shows Some Signs of Exhaustion; Snow Forecast Toniaht

Business Area Is Evacuated AREER. MAPS UIP + SOREN ERS AE EN ACES STS USERRA PRD AIREY BRAM AC te ca  Train Wreck Destroys Two Depots In Ashland

Foresee America Russ Compromise  Expect Settlement Or Five On-Sight Probes

But U.S. Senate May Balk Test Ban Compromise Seen: Five Inspections a Year

At  1/-Nation Meet  Nonaligned Delegates See Nuclear Test Ban Pact      Trouble Predicted Up to $10 Billior JFK Steps Up Drive for Tax Cut

Five On-Site Inspections Predicted   Neutral Nations Say USS., Soviets May Eventually Sign Pact

Comp romise Predicted On A-Test Ban  Nonaligned Bloe Sees Okay On 5 Siw wis. 7... ke

Accord Seen By Neutrals In Ban Talk   Compromise Over Inspections Due,  May Be Long Time

Compromise or 5 Inspections Seen in Geneve  May Come after Hiah Level Talks   May Come after High Level Talks on Other Issues

Five On-Site Inspection Pact Is Anticipated  Neutral Delegates Stress’ Agreement Still Long Way Off

Concession On Test Ban  Issue Seen   Compromise on 5 Inspections of 2 Powers Indicated

I e Compromise Seen On 5  Inspections _  Race Peadirtinnae   Base Predictions On Monday Speeches

Compromise Seen For Test Ban   Five On-Site Inspections Due Annually

Will Come After Other Settlements Neutral Delegates Foresee  Cret-Together On Test Ban

Nonaligned Nations Forsee Compromise On Test Inspection   Agreement May Still Ba Some Time Off and May Come at Summit.

; Fi ive On-Site Checks ‘Compromise Possible ‘For Test Ban Treaty

At 17-Nation Meet Nonaligned Delegates See Nuclear Test Ban Pact

Monday's Talks Are Analyzed by Non ‘Aligned  A. dg TL ea tht   Agreement Is Still Long Way Off, Belief

Speaker to force showdown with  chairman of rules   Congress skeptical of LBJ efforts to reduce spendina

LBJ Outlines Federal Cost Cutting Plan   Issue Johnson's First In Origin   Conar eccmen Voice Backing Of Economy   too MEANY   HAV DEN PRESENT

Some skepticism over results  Solons approve Johnson’s drive to cut spending

LBJ’s Drive For Economy Pleases Solons   But Republicans Remain Skeptical Unless Spending Cu

Vocational Education Need Outlined For Hocking Council   LBJ’s Spending Cut Plan Eyed

Can't Make Rail Workers Pay Dues for Political Uses, Says High Court

York, Latham Denied a Hearing... . Court Rules Union Political Dues Optional

Union Dues For Politics Court Rules In Favor  Of N. C. Rail Worker:

Rail worker needn't pay portion of dues tagged for political use

Ruling Hits Union Dues  Political Use:  High Court Decision Given In Case of  Railway Workers

SUPREME COURT RULING: Forced Payment of Union Dues for Politics Is Illegal

Rail Union Dues Draw Court Curt   Payment for Possible Political Purposes Can't Be Forced

10 Years Of Litigation  Court Curbs Forced Paying Of Union Dues For Politics

Worker Can't Be Forced fo Pay For Politics  Camniey Decicion by   Complex Decision by High Court {ts Issued

NOTES ON THE NEWS   Court Says Worker Can't Be Forced To Pay ‘Political’ Dues

LOW YIELD, SAYS AEC  Evidence Of Recent Red Nuclear Test Admitted

Calis for Committee To Settle House Speaker   Motion to Create Committee Passes By 21-19 Vote; Democrats Indicate They Won't Go Along With Action Directed

 Demo leaders refuse to act  Bill to name committee passes by a 21-19 vote

Johnson Gets Briefing By CIA Chief   President Makes Secret Run-Down  Of Trouble Spots

ERHARD FLYING IN FOR CONFERENCE      President Reviews Trouble  Spots With Director of CIA

Reviews Trouble Spots Johnson, Top Advisers Confer  On Texas Talks With Erhard

Most costly movie ever  ‘Cleopatra’ premiere fo draw king-sized mob

WERE STANDING BY ROAD  Youth Is Killed, 15 Injured When Car Rams Children

General Fund Budget Nears House Actior   Committee Expected to Send $1.1 Billion Measure to Floor for Vote.

Major Budget ACtiON: Committee Will Present House ts Appropriations Proposal

is tLommon totd tire Far behind?’  science Breakthrough To Comfort Sneezing Hogs

DR. KING SPURS DANVILLE MARCH   Would ‘Fill Up Jail’ Until Local Negroes Secure Equal Rishts

King Calls For Filling Up City: Jails. Until ‘All Danville Negroes Secure Equal Rights

Sea Searched For Tanker, Crew of 39  No Word Received From Ship Missing  ry gr. ..,f. Bal .at.

Air, Sea Search  Goes-On   39 Missing On Sulphur Tanker; Course Storm-Hit

High school refresher course planned .  School dropouts get new chance

 In ‘Holy Alliance’     Red China Claims Soviets  Are Taking Sides With US

China Sees U.S., Soviet  In Alliance  Yugoslavia, Indi:  Also in Lineup.  a pean _ ee

China Reds Again Blast Khrushchey   “Holy Alliance” Of U. S., Soviet, India, Yugos Seen

Peking Blasts ‘Alliance’   cing Blasts ‘Alliance’  Feature K As Bad Man

China Accuses Soviet Of Capitalistic Aims   Policy Of Patience Necessary In S. Viet Nam, Kennedy Says

‘Soviet Brass Accused Of Joining U.S., India, Yugoslavia In ‘Holy Alliance’

Peiping Says Kremlin Joins U.S, India, Yugoslavia in Holy Alliance

Red China Says Russia in New ‘Holy Alliance  Khrushchev Accused Of Agitating Plan

China Assails ‘Holy Alliance’  Says Soviet Joins West-Neutral Grou

‘Nikita Pulling Strings ‘Holy Alliance’ Favors  Capitalism, China Say:

Troops Beat Down Revolt With Tanks   Seizure Of Four Known As Nasser Backers Ordered

Syrian Troops Crush Uprising Against Rulers   Impossible To Identify Forces Behind Revolt

Explosion marks  Wall's anniversary West Berliners honor 65 who died

Blast Rocks Wall   Explosion On Red Side Marks Hated Divider’s Second Anniversary

Wall’s Anniversary Marked. by Blast   Born of Desperation, Evokes Desperation  a ee ee ee

Red Berlin Rocked by  Explosion  :  ~ Marks 2nd Yea of Hated Wall *

Late news in brief   by UPI   Explosion marks Berlin wall anniversary

Event Marks Second Year Of Red Wall   Shots Reported Fired By Communist Guards During Search Of Area

On Inside Pages      On Communist Side...  Berlin Wall Birthday Ushered in by East

POLITICAL BIAS WORKING DOUBL' ON REMAPPING   CARPENTIER AND CLARK DIFFER ON EFFECT IN SENATE

NEWS IN - BRIEF   Ignores Guerrilla Warfare Threat  Ben Bella Claims Troops Put Down Berber Revolt

All Rebel Towns Have Been Taken, Ben Bella Claims   Algerian Leader Says, ‘For Us. the Affair Is Finished’

Ben Bella Claims Revolt by Berber Forces Put Down   President Hopes Border Dispute Can Be Settled

‘Affair Finished’  Algerian Leader Claims Rebellious Towns Taken

‘Affair Is. Finished,’ Press Told   President Ignores Threat of Continues Guerrilla Warfare

Ben Bella Claims  Berber Revolt Ended   Says All Key Towns Captured

Ben Bella Says Rebellior Is Over, Claims Victory   Big Lift’ May Mark End Of Overseas Duty For Gls

Algerian Rebellion Quelled ”  Ben Bella in   Ben Bella In De-Emphasis

End of Revolt ls Claimed by Algerian Chief   Ben Bella Says Towns Captured

Leader Says His Troops. Hold Towns   News Conference Held In Algiers _ Lasts 15 Minutes

Nine to Be Considered  Caucus Will Act On School Vote Races This Week

Deadlocked on Aid. Congress Can’t Quit  Republican ‘Sit-Down’? Charoed

Americans Freed By Reds Gripped With Emotion Upon Arrival In U. S.

U.S., Russ: Make Even Exchange   Accused Spies Sent Back To Soviet For Pair Of Americans

Vermilion 20 New Lendon 6  Plymouth 24 Crestview 6   Perkins 14 Port Clinton 4  Marion Harding 14 Admiral King 8   Muren 22 Avon Lake 12  Lorain Senior 14 Fremont Ross 6      ;  Political Captives

Spy Exchange  x « « x « * x «* *  U.S., Russia Swap Espionage Suspects

U.S. and Russia Swap Prisoners.   Two Yanks Freed In ‘Spy’ Trade

Released Pair Arrive Home From Russia  Words Come Hard  For 2 Americans

Russian-American Spy Tr ade Completed  ‘Very Tired’ Priest Was 23 Year Red Prisoner

Released Tn ‘Swap’ With Russia   Priest, Student Are Set Free, Arriye Home

Americans, Held Captive By Soviets. Rediscover Their Native Land Today   Catholic Priest, Former Fulbright Scholar Get Best Columbus Day Present On Record

Soviets Free Priest, Scholar  Two Held Captive Tota! of 25 Years

2 Americans Rediscover America   Wheat Sale To Reds Opens Trade Paths

Priest, Student Returned by Air: Erogovs Go Home   Jesuit Prisoner Had Been Ruled Dead in 1947

A LONG WAY TO FREEDOM   Two Captives Find Words Are Difficult On Return

Spy Suspects Swapped By Russia, U.S.A.   Priest, Scholar Near Speechless After Arriving

Priest, Student ‘Speechless’ on Arrival in New York  U.S. Russia Exchange ‘Spies

Two Americans Freed by Reds Arrive in N.Y,  Priest and Scholar  { mecol rok rae  Laurnla

Dr. R. R. Renne Declines To Speculate He May Be Secretary of Agriculture

On Bozeman Visit  Dr. R. R. Renne Declines To Speculate He May Be Secretary of Agriculture

Jdaho School Leaders Are Accused of Concealing Faults in Their Programs

Security For Tito Tightened   Demonstrations Are Continuing; Reception Thursday Cancelled

Kennedy Asks For Report on N.Y. Incidents  Public Reception In Honor of Red Boss Is Canceled

Texas Grocer’s Rigged — Burglar Weapon Kills Third Victim - Himself

Booby Trap Victim Man Kills Himself With ‘Gun Rigged For Burglars

Similar Device Killed Others — Grocer Killed By Own Anti-Burglar Shotgun

—-AT LEAST ONE WAS A TORNADOStorms Rage In Ohio; 4. In Family Injured

Storms Slash Central Ohio   Heavy Rains, Possible Tornadoes Reported

2 Tornadoes Rip Central Ohio Areas  4. In Family Hurt;   4. In Family Hurt; Flash Flood Water:  Drop At Cambridge

Four Injured As Tornadoes  Strike Ohio   Heavy Property Loss Reported In Storms

RENEW SCHOOL PRAYER ISSUE   SUPREME COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS ON TWO CASES

Whole Country Concerned Religion in Schools Is Before Court Today

U.S. Cour Tackles Religion   Two Cases Are Before Justices On School Prayer

Hears New Cases  ~ Court Again Tackles    - School Prayer Issues  j

All Classrooms To Be Affected By The Outcome  Appeals Involving Use Of The Lord’s Praver Are Heard

Supreme Court Again Faced With Religious Issue  Begins Hearing Cases Which Could Have A Impact Acrace Natiar

School-Church Issue Again Before Court   Tribunal Considers Pennsylvania, Maryland Appeais

Supreme Court Begins Hearing Two Appeals Involving School Prayers

Supreme Court Plunges Amid Emotion-Charged Religion-in-School Issue

Church Issue Again Before High Court   Impact May Affect Schools Acroce U.S.   HTH AMENDMENT

Religion In Schools Argued Before High Court   Cases Involve Use Of Lord's Prayer, Bible

Court Gets School Prayer Issue  a ee a k* ke * * ok ow  Marvland. Pennevlvania Cases Die Far Aronment

Governor's Appointees Are Barred   Hultman: No Interim Vacancies on Road, Control Units

Appointments held invalid   Hughes appointees out: see court fight

US., Britain in Aceord on  N-Ban Talks   Will Seek Speedy Kremlin Indication on Treaty Stand

U. §, Britain To Resist Long Test Ban Talks   Allies Agree to Seek Speedy Indication of Kremlin’s Intentions.

Sunday Closing: Attempt to Preserve Day of Rest or Eliminate Competition?

Hospital Hiring To Be Studied   State Board Appoints Three-Man Committee

Rescue Of Miners Hits Frustration   Two Saved, Three Dead, Five Known Tc Be Alive Of 25 Men

Plotted While They Rode  Two Hitchhikers Admit Stabbing Benefactor to Death in Robbery

Deadlocked Kstes Jury Still Trying  Tasal svar JT  Pen   J udge Urges  More Time

Jury Out More Than  Nine Hours On Case  Fraud Irtent Key Issue; Queries Sent To Judge: Negro Foreman

Jury Deadlocked In Billy Estes U.S. Fraud Trial   Panel Agrees To Continue Deliberations

New Study Is Slated Today   Judge Sends Jurors Back For New Try: Legal Confusion Indicated

jlato Third Day ‘Jury Continues To Deliberate  ‘Estes Case In El Paso, Texas

DELIBERATIONS RESUME TODAY Jury Shutters Shop  For Night in Ei Paso

Bradford Brothers Plan $500,000 Resort Lodge at Westline; Start Soon

Cost of Lodge. Facilities Set At $500,000   Project Completion Date Is Fall of 1964 To Tie in With Dam

; 3 Scientific Health Report  ‘Jury's Verdict! Due ‘On Cigarette Smoking

Nearing End of Deliberations —  Scientific Jury Will Decide   e@ oe   Relation Between Smoking and Health

~ JURY NEARING END OF DELIBERATIONS  Report Due Soon On Cig-Cancer Link

Report To Nation Expected By End Of Year— Health-Smoking Relation Study Results Due Soon

Phone News and Ads te   Scientists Nearing End Of Study On Smoking

Deliberations Awaited  Scientific Jury Sitting On Smoking, Health Jud gmeni

NEARING THE END OF ITS: DELIBERATIONS Report By Scientific Jury On Link Between Smoking, Health Near

College Degrees Eamed by Couple In 12 Years of On-Off’ Schoolina

More Records Broken On Last Day Of Midwest’s Coldest Month In History

Another round of shattered records to day  End of coldest month in history nears

More Marks  Shattered by  Frigid Wave 20th Straight Day Of Subzero Cold  Noted: in Wisconsin

Macmillan Defends His Standooint   Prime Minister Gets Best Of Commons No-Confidence Vote

Hoots Greet Mac’s Talk {n Parliament   Labor's Motion Of No-Confidence Defeated 337-234

Crew Is Named Party Chairman  pape Democratic Gain Foreseen;  GOP Party Chided

‘On Increase, Property Relief  Flock of Amendments Readied to Fight Provisions

No Formal Soviet-China Split Seen   DESPITE STALEMATE DURING CURRENT TALKS

SP CRSA a Seema ert artim -BaeRtoswepananaeaeantt Sick, be Je ere 7 By a tarapatagh tet nerenett tn, 7 ile  Coffee. : une,

CITY, STATE CHECK ON DAM BREAK   Assemblymen Hold One-Day Session; Local Pane! Named

CHECK ON DAM BREAK   Assemblymen Hold Orte-Day Session; Local Panel Named

Big Three On Verge Of Signing   K, Harriman Hold Surprise Parley After Track Meet

Limited Test-Ban Pact Seen   Khrushchev Meets Harriman For  Hour-Long Talk

Khrushehev In Surprise Appearance  Harriman Confers With Soviet Head At Friendly Meet

Woman, 54, Crushed by  Refrigerator Millbrae Wife  Found Dead ‘hy Mate”

Rusk Wings Back Home To Report to Kennedy   Police Seeking ‘Mr. Big’ in Fabulous Railroad Theft

CALLED MA. BIG  BURT MASTERMING MASTE  “Train Stickup Clicked Like Deadly Commando lo Raid

BRITISH POLICE SEEK MASTERMIND  — Military Man Theorized In Robbery

Unknown ‘Mr. Big’ May Have Spent Full Year In Planning Well- Drilled $7-Million Robbery

Good Morning   Military Master- Mind Now Hunted as Leader of Daring Train Robbing Crew

SECRETARY REPORTS TO JFK   Police Hint Ex-Military Man Led Train Bandits

Pilgrims Flow Past Barriers Into Bethlehem  10,000 Await Turn to Pray in Ancient Church

Weather Aiding Israeli Visitors  Thousands Plod To Christ’s Birthplace

Daily Chuckle   Late News Briefs   Thousands Worship At Holv Land

Penelec May Sidetrack Huge Kinzua Dam Hydro Project   Weather Curtails Kinzua Dam Work

Final Obstacle Cleared Grey Nuns Granted Exception To Build In Lower Makefield

Board Grants Exception  Lower Makefield Clears Way For Grey Nuns To Build Home

Test Ban Treaty In Senate Today   30 Nations To Sign Pact In Special Ceremonies

26 Natlons Sign Tesi Ban Trealy At Three Capitals   President Pollshes Senate Appaal For Rassunding Adnsoval,

Favored By Time  How ever   President Sees One-Day Old Son: Wraps Put On  Nawe Roeleucoc   Signing Of Test Ban Pact Starts Todav

Kennedy Polishes Plea to Senate To Approve Partial Test Ban Pact

Nuclear Paet Faces Close SenateStudy  Message Is Readied By Kennedy; Final  Pele nes Thee ten Manrth

President Drafts Note  In Boston  26 Nalions A... Ok DP   26 Nalions Are Adding Sienatures

Aimost 3U already initial Kennedy appeals to Senate for test ban treaty approval

Senate Approval Of Ban Expected  President Drafts Special Message

JFK MESSAGE ACCOMPANIES DOCUMENT   Ratification By Two-Thirds Vote Seen In Month   Of At Least 30 Countries Sign Treaty In Washington, London, Moscow

Labor {s Backing Kennedy onCube   President Is Praised For Courceeous Stand

LBJ to Speak Twice Sunday, Attend Birthday Party, Then Fly to Texas

—~GOVERNOR WILL NOT COMMENT— Report Rocky To Wed Divorcee May 18 Or 19

NING VEAY, 10 MISSING  Fire Sweeps Through Row Of Atlantic City Hotels

Crane Helps Probe Debris For Victims  Cause Of Tragedy At Atlantic City Is Undetermined

9 Known Dead And 16 Missing As Flames Rake One Housing Elderly Guests

Row of Buildings i in Atlantic C sity  Seve opt by Flames  9 Dead, 16 Missing in Hotel Fire

118 Others Missing In Atlantic City Fire  Nine Die In Predawn Fire

WAS AO PUNE on DUTUINE AUBRUC ity notes.  Hotel Fire Leaves   9 Dead, 16 Missing

Fire Sweeps Hotels Near Boardwalk   Frame Building Housing Elderly Guests Leveled

16 Missing And 9 Known Dead in Fire  Blaze Destroys 6 Buildings in Atlantic City

9 Elderly Guests Of Hotel Fire Victims   Predawn Blaze Destroys Or Damages 10 Buildinas, Starting In Home For Aaqed

Farm Family ‘Missing In Sedgwick   No Answer To Telephone For Three Days

Creative People Must Think Right Or Is It Left: Soviet Artists Facing Political Strait Jacket

Goldwater Sets Announcement For Friday   New Volcanic Island Is Believed Forming   Carthase Skies

First Senate Tests  Proposed Amendments for Shaff Measure Defeated _

Senate Devoting Full Day to Redistricting   First Test Is On Change of Word ‘Proposed’

Would-Be Assassin Executed  Bastien-Thiry   Bastien-Thiry Admitted Plot On De Gaulle

EXECUTE FIRST FRENCHMAN IN DE GAULLE PLOT   TWO OTHERS GET CLEMENCY FROM DEATH SENTENCE

Army Officer  Executed By  Firmg Squad Frenchman Dies For Leading

Lt. Col. Bastien-Thiry  Man WhoTriedTokill De Gaulle Is Executed   Today’ s Top News Events

Faces Firing Squad Army Officer Is Executed In DeGaulle Death Plot

Leader of Plot Against DeGautle Executed Today  Clemency ts Granted Ta 2? Other Plotters

Execute Mastermind Of Plot To Kill De Gaulle: Clemency For Two Others   ADMITS GUILT

Made Attempt on DeGaulle French Authorities Execute Assassination Plot Leader

Catholics Set Third  Gathering   Vatican Council Will Meet Again Sometime In Fall

Vatican Council Nearing End of Second Session; Will Reconvene in Fall of 1964

Vatican Council to Reconvene in 1964   Modernization and Unity Will Continue as Goals

? Reported Kidnaped by Castro's Men   British. Nassau Police Probe  oe I<land Trespass

Kidnap of 12 Being Probed   Castro’s Men Are Charged With Seizing Two of U.S., 10 Cubans

Men With Group Held By Castro   British Navy Taking Part In Investigation

12 Reported Kidnaped By Castro’s Men   Biitish. Nassait  Patice Probe     Islunel Vresp

Charge Castroites Kidnaped Two Americans, 10 Cubans   MAKE AIR SURVEY

Kidnap Claims Against Cubans Being Studied They’re Accused  Of Trespassing In British Waters

BRITISH NAVY HELPING U.S. IN PROBE   Report Kidnaping Occurred On Bahamas Island  CLAIM CASTRO'S   Commandos Ignore Boundary Lines In “Snatch’’; Also Seize 10 Cubans

Kidnapping Assertions Face Probe   ' Did Castro’s Men Invade British ' Managed Waters?

Raleigh Restaurants Retuse Service To Liberian U.N. Representative

\Floor Fight Possible ead ial etd  WEA Committee Rejects ‘2 Moves On Civil Rights

Pressure Grows Soviet Withdrawal From Moon Race May Delay Gemini

Moon Shot Endangers Security?   N.Y. Congressman Says Russia Holds ‘Space Gap' Edge

VaSoEe RRMA RE EA AAR. Be eee  Scientist auc There Was Atlantis, But No Men Were There

JFK’s Texas Schedute Irks Rank and File  Doct; Adamlnxe   Party Members Grumble 'Ne Chance To See President’

CAMPING FUNDS ARE PROVIDED BY EASTER SEALS   Facilities Available To Handicapped Children And Adults Of Iowa

Under Pressure of French Revolt _ Diplomats Remake Allied Stratezy _

DeGaulle Assumes Villain Role In Kves Ot Western  Europe; Meet In Seeret

West Europe Leaders Map New Strateq)   Maemillan Reports to Cabinet on Italian Talks: Bonn Aide Heads for U.S.

Macmillan Calls Cabinet: Offers Report   French Blackball Called Folly And ‘Ingratitude’

ILOGUCKS Midhe Yale yy     Study Future Course of Western Alliance

OPPOSTTION MOINTS ON TAX DEDUCTIONS   °° PERSONS TRAMPLED TO DEATH   DIPLOMATS REWEAVING ALLIED STRATEGY

Queen of Silent Films, Bebe Daniels, Cravely Ill After Suffering Stroke

Hughes Held in Default on $135 Million   "Deliberate' Failure to Appear Settles Case, Court Rules

Federal Judge Rules Against Industrialist  Howard Hughes Fails To Appear In U.S. Court

Absence of Hughes At Antitrust Suit Results In Decision for Default

Hughes Defaults, Court's Ruling  May Have to Pay Out $135 Million Damages

MEN’S RESIDENCE HALLS ON WESTMAR CAMPUS — SCHEDULE OPEN NHoO?I/ce

At Leavenworth  Breakdown In Lav Enforcement Seen  Attorney General Speaks Of Chanaes

CAPITALISM’S TIME RUNNING OUT, KHRUSHCHEV DECLARES ON ARRIVAL IN EAST BERLIN

K Assures Reds  Capitalism Dying   Adenauer Puts Support To U.S. Nuclear Plan

KhrushSays Capitalism  NearDemise   Boasts as He Reaches Berlin  For Confab

It’ s A Warmup For Big Launchings  Sill Troops Fire Pershing At Bliss

3 Charged with Murder Of Grinnell Policeman   All Had Been Paroled from State Reformatory

Charge 3 In Slaying Of Office   Murder Counts Filed Two Admit Being In Grinnell

First Degree Murder Charges Filed Aaainst Three in Death of Officer

Dallas Sweats  ie De eee Tn  ae Tee   Irving Eyes That Lazy River Bottom

With Pulaski Officials   WSbti § UaGoaAl SJEEACTAIS  Duke] Power To Talk Allisonia Project

Park Flood  Drowns Boy   100 ‘Trapped By Creeks In Canyon After Heavy Rains

Cops Fire Shots, Use Clubs, Dogs To Break Up Mob After Dice Game Raid

2 Witnesses Guarded in Insurance Plot   Minois Officials Try to Indict Chiefs Of Crime Syndicate

Dr. Sam Awaits Parole Decision re er oo ‘<x € & + a er ee ee ee es  German Dinvorcee Will Stav Until He Is Released

Emporia Skies   Emporia ‘Weather   Mercury Is Climbing Back to Normal Zone

1 Opies, Secrets And The CLA: issn tienen Ee  Operation Is Anonymous But Effective

opies, secrets  CIA, Wrapped in Blankel Of Secrecy in Washington, Brings Congress Complaints   By HARRY FERGUSON Linjied Press international

Spies and Secrets—No. 1  ‘Series Tells Story Of ‘Most Secret U.S. Agency

Real Life U. S. Spies Operate in Secrecy But Probably Experiences Little Glamour

SOME STATE VOTER LAWS UNDER FIRE   Stevenson Urzes Fight Against Isolationists

AFL-CIO gears for drive to stir millions of union members to vote for friends of labor

APiAATU 7S  Voter Drive Planned by Labor Union   Tough Laws on Registration and Tests Criticized

Labor Is Promoting  1964 Vote  Support Friends Plan Is Under Way

Crear Up For 1961 Election MS LA RO Nt CAE ONES CA NN CT NCES TN Cte  AFL-CIO Drive For Voting

In next year’s elections  AFL-C10 opens campaign to have labor vote for friends

Grass-Roots Vote Drive Announced  Board Raps Some State JT awe Ahant   Board Raps Some State Laws About Voter Registration

Harriman Is Upset By Query   Balks at Question  AboutConcessions

On Nuclear Treaty.  Harriman Blasts New York Conaressman At Briefing

Harriman’s Talk ‘a Screaming Fuss’   Ike tells GOP Senators to be cautious on test pact. Story page 22.

Trieste Locates Papers At Spot on Ocean Floor Where Thresher Sank

Three More Votes Needed Bill to Raise Driving Age Advanced in State House

Rhodes’ Hote Is Picketed In New York  Rin,ek EK wvtrasditian   Block Extradition Of Negro Woman,  Demonstrators Asl

To Open Ohio Office In Washington  Pickets Enliven Rhodes’ Trio To New York

Rhodes Tells New Yorkers Of Ohio's Economic Growth   " Attacks Krebiozen, ‘Farmer Brown’s Master Cell’  1C ongress on Medical Quackery Opens Sessior

Legislature In High Gear This Week   New Governor Tuesday Outlines Program For ’63

New blue law proposal passes House test   ‘Papers defend competition claim for House hearing

Action By U.S. Sparks Crisis.   Diefenbaker Challenged By Foes To Set Forth Stand On Defense —

Honors Amelia Earhart  Atchison to celebrate issuance of air stamp

Sewage Flow Threatens Tahoe   ‘Boy's Round-world Dialing Disrupts Phone Company

Supporter Of JFK Bill  Doubts '63 Tax Slash   N-Treaty Vote  Committee Action Not Senate Voice

Senators Expect Delay Until Next Year  Chance of Early Tax Cut Action Fades

Senator Doubts Tax Cut Coming  C waebhasce Cawe Canabe   Smathers Says Senate May Not Get To Bill

Doubts Senate Will Act This Year On Tax Cut  House Delay, Civil   ‘House Delay, Civil Rights Standing In Way, Smathers Says

Senate Action On Tax Cut Seen Doubtful   Florida Senator Says Long Delay Will Hold Up Bill

Senate Action Seen Delayed On Tax Slash   Smathers Points To House Lag, Senate Snag On Rights Bill

RIGHTS LEGISLATION MAY CAUSE DELAY Senator Says JFK's Tax Cut Bill Action Doubtful in ‘63

Delay Seen In Tax Cut Action  Sen. Smathers Sees No Slash This Yea

Senator Doubts Senate to Act On Tax Measure  House Delay, Probabl

More Doubt Cast on Tax  Slash Action   Sen. Smathers Sees Passage of Kennedys Measure as Unlikely

Bread Baking Champs   Demo Leader Sees Delay In Senate Tax Cut Action

Long Velay  Smathers Doubts Senate Will Act On Tax Slice This Year

Sees Rig this Tie up  Doubt Senate Will Act On Tax Cut Plans This Year

Romney Agrees With Democrats On Need of Tax  Big Question Remains How Much, on Whom:

Four Southeast Asia States Sign Malaysia Accord  Federation Creates  New Anti-Commu nist Bastion of 10  Million People.

Malaysia Federation Agreement Signed  SOUTHEAST ASIA HAS NEW ANTI-COMMUNIST BASTION

Causes controversy  Integrated variety how ends as platform breaks

Showers HaltHeat  In Texas   Thunderstorms Skip Through Southeast Aree

Ralph Beal And Carter Elliott Receive ‘Awards At 4-H Round-Up At A&M Colleae

+ DRIVE PUFFS OFF :  Should He Offer Cigar? If So, Lady, Accept It!

Antistrike Legislation  Call Seen   Kennedy, Secretary Set Meeting Today

Rail Unions Rejection  Clears Way To Strike   Companies Accepted Government Plan;  JFK May Act

Nationwide Work Rules Tieup Looms   Reject Arbitration As Means to Form Rules Agreement

Rail Unions Say No To Wirtz Plan   Congress May Be Requested To Avert Strike; Wirtz, President Will Confer Today; Arbitration ‘Dangerous Step’

Unions Reject Wirtz’s Proposal to Head Off Nationwide Rail Strike

Unions Reject Plan  To Cancel Rail Strike   Wirtz Reports Management Accepts Job Elimination On Arbitrary Basis

President Said Near Decision On Law Request   May Ask Congress for Legislation Barring Nationwide Walk out Thursday.

LEK. Weighs Rail Strike Legislation  Wirtz ‘Bitler’ Over Reicction   Wirtz ‘Bitler’ Over Rejection Of Arbitration

Railroad Operating Unions Reject  Government Plan To Avert. Strike

Wirtz Reports Efforts Fail To Win Accord   Union Is Set To Strike Thursday Over Work Rules

Suspected Spy Took Own Life  Decorated Soldier Sold Secrets to Reds

Dead GI Is Labeled As Red Sellout   Pentagon Says Soldier Dealt In U.S. Secrets

Killed Himself July 23 —  Soviets Paid U. S. GI $60,000 for Secrets

U.S. Soldier Got $60,000  - From Russia   Louisiana Hero Sergean Took Own Life When Net Closed.

Honored GI  sold secrets Over two-year . period, then took his own life

Gl Accused Of Dealing With Soviet   Army Sergeant Took Own Life Before Arrest

Dominican, Haitian  Chiefs Hold Back   Troops Still Massed At Border; Neutrals’ Peace Moves Awaited

Plane Catches Fire, Explodes After Takeoff   Parts of Flaming Wreckage Hit House. Barn

Swiss Plane Falls Soon After Takeoff   Pilot Sounas Emergency; Last Gasp ‘No More’

Fatalities Include 1 American   Plane Is Airborne For Five Minutes

Hand Biggest Piece Of Body Found At Scene   At Least One American Aboard ill-Fated Plane

One American Known Dead In Jetliner Crash   Biggest Piece of Body Found At Crash Site Was a Severed Hand

One American Among Victims      Swiss Jetliner Crash Kills All 80 Aboard

Minutes After Takeoff   Eighty Killed In Crash Of Swiss Jet Airliner

‘Huge Swiss Plane Falls  Near Zurich   None Survive Iu Flaming Wreck, Explodes In Air

rae ff viacielirinaiaiaieaal “EEF eatiial ~ al “en  80 Killed As Swiss: :  Airliner Crashes

Gne American Aboerd  Nearly One-Fourth Of One Village Meet Death

Crash Cause Unknown Swiss Jetliner Falls, Burns; 80 Aboard Killed

Swiss Jetliner Crash Kills 80; No Survivors   Fiery Disaster Occurs Near Zurich; At Least One American Passenger

, AGREEMENT » TORN UP TO PLEASE IKE   Biting Broadcast From Peking Air: Chinese Charges

Chinese Say Soviets Broke Vow On Bomb   Claim Promise Made To Help Them Build One

Peking: Nikita Broke Promise  On A-Bomb Aid   To Please Ike, Chino Charges -

‘INCOME TAX SERVICE  LBM, CARD 1040 A, $1.50 Por 1lh4h CHORT TORM €°

INCOME TAX SERVICE. LBM. CARD 1040 A, $1.50  werner tain CLEMDm tne @o

Reds Release 3 Bishops  From Prison   Effort to Improve Vatican Relations Seen In Action

 Likens Situation To Cuba Red Premier Renews Push  For W. Berlin As ‘Free City

Reynolds Favors State Corporation To Acquire Lands  Includes Bonding Power as   Includes Bonding Power as Part of Recreation Program

Asks Bonding Authority ~ Reynolds Asks Widened  Recreation and Touristry

Nikita Believes Concord Likely For East, West   Agreement Held Possible on Cold War Issues During 1944

Khrushchev Voices Hopes tor Cold War Issues Agreement   Expects 1964 To Witness Major Steps

In Today's Daily News   Nikita Expects. Rast. West Pacts On Cold War Items

Khrushchev Talks On Peace Prospects In 1964  Areas Of Agreement Outlined

Alert W. Berlin Police Against Wall Incidents  Riots Rumored During Ritual Honoring: Youtt Kitled One Year Ago

Blame Saboteurs in Uruguayan Rail. Wreck Which Took at Least 30 0 Lives

Derail Train:  230 Killed, 100 Injured   Saboteurs Balmed For Uruguay Crash; Switch Held Open

Sabotage Is Blamed In Rail Mishap   Train Veers Onto Siding; Uruguay Counts 30 Dead

30 Killed in Uruguay Wreck   Blame Saboteurs For Derailing Passenger Train

Train Sabotaged; 30 Dead in Wreck  Uruguay Charges Switch Opened

30 Perish in Rail Sabotage   17 Persons Perish in Three Accidents

Train Mishap Injures 100 And Kills 30   Railroad Chief Blames Uruguay Thugs for Crash

100 Injured In Uruguay  Derailment   Rescuers Seeking Passengers Trapped In Twisted Coaches

‘Sabotage,’ Montevideo Says  30 Killed, 100 Injured In Derailment Of Train

Sabotage Seen In Train Wreck   30 Die In Uruguay As Flyer ts Derailed

Violent Storm Whips Across Parts of Ohio   Falling Tree Kills Yellow Springs Boy; Damaae Is Widespread

HEAVY LOSSES IN MANY AREAS   Report Power Failures In Several Cities  BOY KILLED   By Falling Tree Limb In Yellow Springs: Boat Lost In Lake Storm

Protest Diplomat’s Espionage Bulgarian Mob Attacks  US. Legation in Sofia

Newsmen Chomp Beef  As LBJ Gallops Away   ORGANIZED PROTEST   Bulgarians Stone U.S. Legation

save Confidential information fo senate State Department Trying To Fire Security Officer

Seeks To Fire Man For Talk To Senators  State Department Officer Testified  Raftara Camm tase

Educational TV Seen as Boon For State Schools to Secure Top Teaching and Cut Costs

PRAYER FOR .  e TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Say Check To Turn Up ‘Many More   Tax Returns, Employer Reports Compared By State Unit

 “Defensive Bombs’ Hit Refinery  ‘Anti- Red Meet Told of Havana Bombinc

New York Man Says Refinery Bombed In Cuba  Reports He Was On Plane Last Night When Act Occurred

Bomb Raid Reported On Cuban Plant   Reporter Claims Oil Refineries In Havana Struck

Havana ‘Attacked’, Speaker Avers > OP  Claims ‘Defensive’  Bombs Fall On Cuba

Anti-Communist meeting told” _ Defensive bombs: dropped on Havana. oil refineries:

Refinery Targets Didn’t ‘Blow’ Television Reporter Boasts  5 Bombs Dropped On Havana

Refuses To Tell Where Plane Based Havana Refineries Bombed, TV Repoxtcr Claims

Hope Abandoned For Missing A-Sub   Atlantic Disaster   Ocean Contamination?  Scientists Unable To Agree

AE Big Question: : Could Ocean Become  Contaminated ?... Experts Don't Know

' Group Claims Betrayal By American  British Capture Cuba Raiders

Cuts Announced In State Agency Operating Costs   Action Taken To Meet Financial Crisis Due To Sales Tax Situation

ie ae. %  Republican Candidate Ethan A. H. Shepley Decides  To Enter Field for Governor

Birmingham Court Ruling Due Tuesday   Integration’s Fate Hanging In Balance

Racial Unrest Focal Point — U. S. Court Will Rule On Birmingham Schools

U.S. Ruling Set Tuesday  InRaceCase   Desegregation Of Birmingham Schools at Issue

KKK Will Stand In University Doors Birmingham Uneasily Awaits Court Integration Decision

Racial Ruling Is Due   Federal Decision Is Expected On Rirmincham

Court Ruling Awaited on Birmingham   Desegregation of Schools Sought; Government Moves 500 Soldiers From State

Nation Again Faces Tense TimesCrucial Court Rule Due In Alabama Race Case:

Desegregation Central. Iss ue—  Court. Ruling Due Soon On Birmingham Issues

Decision Near For  Alabama   District Judge To Make Ruling In Birmingham

Ruling Due In Alabama School Case   Federal Court Sets Decision Involving Birmingham Issue

Progressive Attitude Desired By Pope Prevails At Council Meeting

Budget Only ltem Still To Be Approved   Windup Includes Final Passage Of Sunday Blue Law

GOP VETERAN RAPS DALEY AND KERNER   Says Spending And Spending Philosophy Must Change To Saving And Saving.

Carpentier Announces Candidacy; Speech Raps Kerner Administration

Lausche Threatens Action  Dock Strike Settlement May Be Reached Sunday

SOME FEAR CURBS FROM CONGRESS   Sunday Deadline For Efforts By Special Panel

‘Deeply interested in his work”  Armored car driver missing with quarter of million

2 Proposals Get Attention Of House Unit   Both Include Compromise on Membership

Urges Nation-By-Nation Allocation Cooley Blames Sugar Prices  On ‘Global Quota’ Concept

PSST Ne Se FNP E EF RATER EEE  praienacen Flora mauls Haiti and eastern Cuba   Heavy human loc<«

Haiti Toll Expected: To Be High   Center Likely Not To Reach Florida Coast

Called ‘Damnable’, *Shocking’ . 3 ‘Off Limits’ Directive Brings Southerners lre

Off Limits Directive Blasted   Southerners In Farious Aitack On Act

Negro Riot  Follows  Bombings 50 Hospitalized After Leader’s  Home Damage

Thousands Of Negroes Riot, Loot  Whee: FG Whe:   Nearly 50 Persons Hospitalized After Fighting In Streets

New Bombing  Stirs Violence In Birmingharr Thousands Protest  As Blast Shatters Temporary Truce

Rampaging Mobs Clash With Police   50 Hospitalized; Home Of Dr. King’s Brother Wrecked

0 Persons Injured In Fires, Blasts   Home Of Kings Brother Is Bombed, Wallace Will Act

Tall Corn: Beautiful Sight to See, But Also Dangerous at Intersections

Pian Mass Protests If Talk Fails   Texas and Mexico Unions Join For  Job and Pay Push

New De Gaulle Moves Seen In Viet Nam   French Enyoy Returns Home

Tr we FF Ee BW RW RR De Gaulle May Renew Moves In Viet Nam Crisis

Move Faster, South Told in Court Ruling   Throws Out School Transfer Plans in Tennessee

GOP Chairman Denies Byrnes’ Candidacy Hurl  Peterson, Laird Discount Stock

Legislators Face 2 Days  Of Old Work   Senate Gets Appointments For Approval

105th Assembly To End Ohio Legislators Open Last Two Days of Work

2 Days Work Required By Legislature  Lawmakers Return   Lawmakers Returr To Columbus For Windup Sessions

Venezuela In ‘The Long War’ Democracy ‘Target Of Terrorists   me  Anal ysis  Background Of The News

Appointments, Taconite Cause Stir  Budaet Highlights Leaislative Week

Babson’s Business and Financial Forecast to Re Published Dec. 26

--GOP COUNTY CHAIRMEN THINKING SHARPLY REVISED- Poll Shows Nixon Skyrocketing Since JFK's Death

since Kennedy's Death  Goldwater’s Popularity With GOP Leaders Down: Nixon Up

Nixon’s 1964 Presidential Stock Skyrockets While Goldwater Drops Sharply

GOLDWATER STILL 2-1 CHOICE BUT...  Nixon Gains GOP Support   By JACK BELL AP Political Writer

Johnson Prepares For  Conference With Erhard   GOP Chairmen Swinging to Nixon

Goiawater Still Ahead ; Nixon Shows Biggest Gain On GOP List   Goldwater Hits Johnson Tactics

Today's Teleqram   Nixon Running _St ronger  Poll Shows GOP View Has Changed

Goldwater Leads Potential GOP Nominees  Poll Indicates Nixon Gaining Support   By RELMAN MORIN

Sen. Goldwater Shi ipping  GOP County Chairmen Poll Reflects Changes

Nixon Coming To Front —  GOP County Leaders Shift Thinking on Goldwater Candidacy   By RELMAN MORIN  ATT OR et i ei ig

Goldwater Slips, Nixon Gains in GOP Poll   By RELMAN MORIN AP. Snecial Correspondent

NIXON SHOWS STRENGTH: LODGE HAS EDGE OVER ROCKEFELLER  Goldwater Stock Slumps Sharply in National Poll of GOP Leaders

Barry Blasts Qut At Johnson  Salvo May Mean Early Entry Into Presidential Race

Poll of GOP chairmen indicates  Nixon's presidential stock up as Goldwater's declines   By RELMAN MORIN AP. Special Corresnondent

Barry Still Ahead, Lead Cut t in Half   Leaders’ Change of Opinion Noted After JFK Death

Nixon Presidential Stock Skyrockels   Goldwater's Drops GOP Poll Indicates Today; Rocky Still Behind.

Vixon Slices Into Barry's GOP Esteem   Some ‘Confused, Undecided   ‘Basic Issues Unchanged’

Salvo May Signal Plunge Into Race  Goldwater Levels Blast at Johnson

 Charges Pressure Tactics  Goldwater s Attack Taken ‘As Indication He’s Running   Lodge Ranked Third, Rockefeller Fourth  Nixon's Stock Up in GOP Poll: Goldwater Still in Front

Goldwater’s Falls Sharply.  Nixon's Presidential Stock Has Skyrocketed Since JEK’s Death   By RELMAN MORIN A.P. Special Correspondent

Nixon Stock Skyrockets With GOP   Thinking Sharply Revised Since Death Of JFK

NYIXON’S STOCK SKYROCKETING   Goldwater Still Leads A ll Potential Nominees

Nixon's strength picks up; Goldwater suffers   By RELMAN MORIN  ._ we ££... 2.3 st

BURNS DRAFT CARD   Goldwater Accuses  _BJ Of Aid Pressure   WHERE TO FIND IT   GOP COUNTY CHAIRMEN SWINGING TO NIXON  Poll Shows Goldwater Slipping   By RELMAN MORIN

GOP Nomination New Poll Shows Nixon Gaining On Goldwater   By JACK BELL AP Political Writer

Sen. Barry Goldwater Still Leads in GOP Poll   _ By RELMAN MORIN

Poll Shows Barry Sag, Nixon Gair   Shakeup in Republican Quiz Staged Since Assassination

Arizona Solon May Have Tipped Hand   Goldwater Falls Sharply  Nixon's Presidential Stock Has Risen, National Poll Indicates

Charge Fired At Johnson By Goldwater  Blast May Be Sign  Senator Plonesine

Goldwater Down 50%   Nixon’s Presidential Stock  Skyrockets, Survey Shows

Goldwater Ahead, bul Decunme  GOP Leaders Say Nixon Gains S$ trength      By RELMAN MORIN AP. Special Corresnendent

City Employes Will Receive  Boost in Pay   ~ Goldwate er r Still ‘Leads but Poll of GOP Chiefs Shows Big: Nixon Gains   Senator's Vote Drops By Half

 Goldwater's Strength Down : Poll Shows Nixon Gain Since Assassination

Poll Indicates Goldwater Still Ahead; Nixon Gain:   By RELMAN MORIN A.P. Special Correspondent

Nixon Cuts Barry's Lead In Poll of GOP Politicos   Candidacy Detected in Goldwater Blast

Poll Shows Goldwater Still Leader  DR, Konnody Ascassination Make Nixon's Stock Skyrocket Amone Republican County Chairmen   Rv RFLMAN MORIN

Since Kennedy’s Assassination ....  Goldwater Still Ahead but Losing Ground      By Relman Morin

Goldwater Comes Out Swinging At Johnson   Goldwater Still Leading Nixon Gains Favor  In GOP, Poll Shows

Since Kennedy’s Death Nixon Stock Skyrockets, Second GOP Poll Reveals

PREEA-POR-ALL SIN     Goldwater Loses Ground as Nixen  Looms Strongly 

Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper   Rockefeller Is Trailing   Goldwater Still GOP Pick

Nixon’s Stock Zooms. Goldwater's Stock Falls in AP Poll   tv RELMAN MORIN AP Snecial Corresponden

Sen. Goldwater Blasts Johnson   Accuses President OF Political Play

Barry Still Ahead But Lead Slipping   By JACK BELL AP Political Writer

Goldwater's Blast At LBJ Signals End To Moratorium On Campaigning

NIXON RISE Goldwater Slips in 2nd Poll      Arizonans Stick With Goldwater

Lisbon, Madrid, Rome, Paris, Copenhagen  Now Mone Have C hance To . deely Visit These Siam ous I uropean Ca pital

Lisbon, Madrid, Rome, Paris, Copenhagen:  Now Yau HaveChanceTo Leisurely Visit These Glamorous European Capitals

Pause For Memorial Services Missed Tragic Voyage By Chance To Testify At Submarine Hearing

Hold Informal Talks — Union and Steel Fail To Reach New Agreement

Crewmen Line Training Ship   Steel Union, Firms Fail in Long Talks       No Strike Threat Yet

Steel Pact Outlook Darkens   Union Chief Says ‘Months of Talks’ Bring No Accord

Industry Seeks To Avert Strike Steel’s Joint Conferences  Fail To Agree On Contract

Months of Bargaining Are Useless   McDonald ‘Has Hopes’, Slates More Sessions

ERS ES EL RNG NE Oy Se ETS EEE REE TRE NT ERENT ROVE MOR eee MOREE Oe RE A STS RN  ‘Likes New Cace

Salesman Held For Murder      Mississippian Taras HWiniself In After Staukeuut By FBI

Fertilizer Salesman Turns Self Into FBI   Jackson Police Cite Him for Negro’s Murder

Integration Foe Jailed At Jackson   Beckwith’s Print On Gun Found Nea: Scene Of Ambush

Surrenders In Death of M. W. Evers  FBI Traces Mississippian By Finaerorint

Race Murder Charges Filed   Ex-Marine, 42, Held In Slaying Of Intearationist Medaar Evers

Salesman Aceused In Evers Death   Surrenders Self In Slaying OF N  ve Leader

Ulbricht Says West  Troops ‘Swindiers’   ~.. MAY BAR BERLIN ACCESS

Assembly Pushes For Midweek Close Special Session Looms  For Redistricting Bill

Redistricting Awaits Action In Legislature   Special Session Likely Unless A  Solution Is Found

lowans Paid Lots More In Income Tax   Biggest ‘One Bite’ Increase In lowa History—  Tax Bill Due for Debate In House Next Week

Tax Bill’ Up for Debate on Tuesday Hot Battle Looms  on Property Relief Measure

Scientists Probing Bottom Of Ocean With Electronic ‘Ears’ for Sunken Submarine

Scientists Optimistic About Finding Thresher   Senators Ask Renort

Convict, Who Killed 3 Men In Florida, Shot Down By Patrolman In Georgia

Costly Bid for Freedom Convict Slain by Police ‘After Killing Three Men

’ 14-Year-Old Hostage Empties Pistol  ‘Marksman Stops Convict Turned Killer

Convict, Slayer of Three, In Bid: for Freedom, Cut Down By Rifle

EE LLL LLC ALLL SN  Convict, Killer C Of Three, Is Slain By Officer And Terrified Hostage

Chicago Neighborhood Scene of Thirc Racial Flareup; Four Policemen Hurt

Chicago Tension Grows   Four Policeman Hurt In City’s Worst Race Flare-Up In Years

Kennedy Near Decision on Wheat to Reds  President Waits For Approval OF GOP Chiefs

Kennedy Wants GOP Approval Of Wheat Sale  Russian Snokesmen   Russian Spokesmen Insist Won’t Buy Until Summer

Will so charge thejury  Judge terms Post story libelous as it stands

Collision Fatal To Local Youth  Gary Lee Wilbers Dies of Iniuries

Armed Services May Declare Off-Limits Places Practicing Discrimination

Dig Deeper Into Pocket For More Sales Tax Pennies After July Ist

New Laws in lowaGolnto Effect July 4  Major Acts Passed by Legislat ure Reviewed

Plane Flown To Altitude Of 67 Miles  Maj. Joe Walker Will Go Again Ghartliwv

New Altitude Record Set By Flight   Plane Burned 1 8,00( Pounds of Fuel In 83 Seconds

Top Civilian Test Pilot Sets Record   Joe Walker, 41, Flies Rocket Ship Five Times The Speed of Sound

‘Despite Court Decision ‘Many Schools to Continue  Prayer and Bible Reading

Court Defied.  Prayer, Bible Reading To Continue In Many U. S. Public Schools

Democrats Last Hope for Romney Tax Reform Plan  Double Defeat Close Ta Villina hAarcipa

Income Tax May Die In Deadlock   Senate Comittee  Burtes Key Bill

Receive Bids For Reute 35 Work  Alleviate Flooding In Morgan Area

Dalton Says Guard Plan Being Altered   New Reorganization Plan Will Eliminate 35th  Rut Inereaseca Steansth.

New Guard Plan Something State ‘Can Live With’  Dalton Gives Report After _

Modified National Guard Reorganization Plans More Acceptable to Gov. Dalton

Pay Raise  Issue Passed  By Council Meeting Draws  Full House OF Cite Rinpleves

Pav Raise Issue Passed By Council  Meeting Draws Full House Of  Citv Fmploves

Teen-Agers Have A Ball—  Refrains Of Rock 'n Roll Surge From Old Mine Shaft

Forestry Personnel Placed on Alert As Danger of Woods Fires Increases

CAUTION IS URGED Ohio Goes On Fire Aiert As Dry Condition Worsens

Cuba Left Reeling After 4-Day Storm   Castro Government Orders Tight New Food Rationing

Storm Heads For Bahamas: 4100 Dead   Weather Bureau Urges Emergency Precautions; Cuba Hit for Third Time

Storm Moves After Battering Cuba Four Days   Flera Heading for Bahamas; Huge Crop Losses Reported by Havana Radio.

4100 Killed On Three Islands  Century's Worst Storm Batters Cuba Again; Heads for Bahamas

Storm Heads For Banamas; Castro Takes Over Relief, Orders Tight Food Rations

Flora Continues Assault On Cuba: Fatality Count Property Losses Mount

Storm Toll 4,100; Aims at Bahamas   Ravaged Cube Orders Austere Food Rationing

Flora Hits Cuba for Third Time   Killer Hurricane On Course for  Rekeme Ielends

4,100 Reported Dead in Fiera’s Wake Hurricane Crosses Cuba for 3rd Time

Deadly Flora Turns Toward The Bahamas   Cube Battered For Fifth Day By Hurricane

Hurricane Death Toll Tops 4,100   Bahamas In Path Of Vicious Storm

— Surprise Birthday Party Startlea—  Jet Crashes 50 Feet From Home

REDS CONDUCT FIRST FULL DAY TALKS IN CLASH  SECRECY SHROUDS   SECRECY SHROUDS SPLIT ARGUMENT; AVOIDED BY PRESS

Peking Blasts As Reds Meef   Activities Secret; May Try To End By Start Of Ban Talks

TWO GROUPS DIFFER ON ‘METHODS’   Some Speculate Kremlin Wants Talks Concluded

In Moscow   Sts tv iIiwoevww vv     Curtain On Soviet, Peking Peace Talks

Red Summit Is Opened  In Secrecy   Nikita Absent As ‘Great Debate Gets Under Wav

Khrushchey Assailed By China Paper   Suviet Boss Not In Moscow When Conference Opens

Peking Attacks On Khrushchev Policy Continue  Soviet and Chinese Reds Hold Full-Day

Red Talks Begin But Rift Evident   Chinese Continue  To Attack Nikita

Gigantic Celebration Slated in Moscow   Male Cosmonaut Lands During 82nd Orbit; Female Companion Lands After 49th: Dewn in State of Kazakhstan

a ea el del Ad oe bl ine eT EEE nnn  ‘Information Gap’ Slows Scientific Discoveries

y ° . ° ‘More choice for local school districts   Rafferty backs multiple text usage

Amendment Approved Pennsylvania Becomes 25tl  State to Okay Poll Tax Bar

Lines Harden For Showdowr Works Vote   GOP, Dems Agree That Crucial Ballot Is Still In Doubt

Federal Public Works Bill in Big Trouble  Survival Chances 50-50; Vallau Waald Ra Lewalead

Rally Forces  Crucial Vole on Public Works Projects to Come In House on Wednesday

Apologies To Morse ic ie a_i nti  JFK, Nigeria Leader Talk Via New Satellite

Won On Floor, Lost On Road  aaa enenetmeneenememe ene a  basketball Tourney Trail Never Like Heller’s Trip

Won On Floor, ‘Lost Oa Road Basketball Tourney Trail Never Like Heller’s Trip

Negro Press 136th Birthday Is Noted By Pres. Kennedy   Salute 25th Annual Observance Of National Negro Newspaper Week

President nennedy days Federal Agencies Directed ToIncrease Aid To Region

JFK PUSHING APPALACHIAN AID PROGRAM   Economically Hard Hi Regien To Receive Special Attention   PRESIDENT MEETS WITH STATE HEADS

SANDY SMITH CONVICTED OF TAX EVASION   Federal Jury Returns Verdict Against Labor Leader Evan Dale Says’ Shared Payoff Money. 

JURY RETURNS SANDY SMITH VERDICT TODAY   UNION LEADER MAY FILE FOR SECOND TRIAL NEXT WEEK

Chairman Explains Use of March of Dimes. Donations   Obligations Now Exceed Balance

President Spends Busy Sunday in New York   Seek Hostages  Bolivians Mass Men

Legislative Review  GOP Moves Quickly During Week To Get Program Before Assembly

McCormack To Move on Rights Bill   Will File Petition To Take Measure To House Floor

SMITH COMMITTEE FACES FLOOR PETITION House May Upset Rights Bill Stymie

Plan Effort At Forcing Rights Vote   Petition To Blast Bil Out of Rules Unit Will Be Filed

Asks ‘Radical’ Change  Marshal Tito Says World Stands at  Atomic Crossroad

Soviets throw in roadblock  Safeguarded nuclear ban agreement asked by JFK

Attacks U. S. World Bases   Surprise Move Follows  Hopeful Kennedy Note

FOR U.S. T0 QUIT BASES   Kuznetsov’s Attack On Allied Deterrent Forces Follows Kennedy's Plea To Avoid Accidental Nuclear War.

Kennedy Calls For Test Ban With Safequards   Russia Seeks Ban On Bases In Other Lands

Soviets Then Propose to Deprive U. S. of Use of Foreign Bases For  Nuclear Deterrent Forces

Disarm Parley Gets JFK Test Ban Plea   u rag Rebels Crack Down  (On Eastern Europeans

KENNEDY ASKS CONCLUSION OF BAN AGREEMENT   MESSAGE TO GROUP URGES ADOPTION OF SAFETY MEASURES

Reds Throw Blockbuster  Nations Resume Geneva Meeting On Disarmament

Asks ‘Guarded’ Nuclear Treaty  But Kuznetsov Comes Out With Sama Old Gavciat Tina

Soviet Plan Catches West by Surprise   Would Deprive United States Use of Foreiqn Bases

COMES AFTER JFK URGES NUCLEAR BAN   Russian Blast Douses Any Hope Geneva Success

New Soviet Roadblock At Geneva   Ban of Nuclear Base: Asked; JFK Calls For Agreement

US. Seeking Safeguarded  Nuclear Ban  Soviet Proposes To Outlaw U. S.  Foreign Bases

Legislature Undecided On Windup   Final Session Of 105th Assembly Begins Wednesday

Legislature In Ohio Set For Closing   Sunday Sales Bill Remains Stalled in Senate Committee

Legislators Are Expected To Adjourn  Lawmakers Plan To Finish Session D.. P.J .f (10A/s. _t.

Legislators Will Call Tt Quits?   House Has Killed All Pending Bills

_ROSE BOWL: BLOWOUT TOPS ‘SAFE? FIREWORKS SCHEDULE —   Valleyites Will Get a Big Bang Out of the Fourth of July 

Cold Keeps Tight Grip On State   Temperature Was Fou In Cedar Rapids At 2 P.M.   C.R. Temperatures

Even Ahead Of Civil Rights  Jobs For All, Tax Slash Given Priority By JFK

Ruling Made in Virginia School Issue   State Court Says Public Education Not Required

School Closure  Allowed  Virginia Areas Kree to Drop /Public Systems

Africans Believe East-West Truce Will Cut Them Off Aid Gravy Train

Mansfield Outlines Senate Program on Kennedy Legislation   Hopes Congress Can Be Adjourned During Fariv Santembar.

Sees Congress Adjournment In September  Manstield Outlines  Legislative Program

Mansfield Cracks Whip On Congress   Predicts Passage For Legislation ‘Vital’ to Nation

Mansfield Outlines  Busy Slate  Thinks Congress  May End in Sept.

Mansfield Congressional Schedule  Nose-To-Grindstone Legislative Program

Mansfield Sets  Tough Congress  Work Schedule Goal Is um ie  pemaenmtmbAsaen FE ake

MEDICARE BILL LEFT OFF GOAL FOR CONGRESS   SEN. MANSFIELD EYES SEPTEMBER FOR ADJOURNMENT

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Mansfield Sets Plans For Finish   Majority Leaders Say Congress Car Adjourn Rapidly

Mansfield Gives Legislative Plan  Could Bring Session To End in September

Legislative Program Set By Mansfield  Democrat Thinks . Congress Could  Ouit in September

Senate Action Plan Outlined By Mansfield  Democratic Chief Is  Hopeful for Closing  ar, a See eee ee: Sree

Congress Schedule Outlined   Mansfield Says Plan Could Bring End By September

Congress May End Session In September   Mansfield Airs Legislative Aims Before Adjournmen!

Senate OK Set [f Deals Not Tied In   Sen. Keating Says Approval Assured If Not Conditional

Big 3 Atomic Powers Sign Limited Test Ban Treaty    Keating Predicts Senate Approval

Keating Predicts Senate Will OK Treaty, If There Are No Gimmicks

Okay IsSeer If No Deals Are Found  Senate Approval if a a oe a. oe

Keating Asks Pact Assurances  Sees Quick Approval lf No Deale Invalved

TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY NEEDED Senate Approval Seen lf Treaty Ils Gimmick-Free

Approval Predicted  For Ban   Keating Says Defeat Possible In Side Deals

Pact restricting tests signed by 3 nations   ‘No strings’ pledge required by Senate

Test Baon—  Senator Sees Full Approval  Depends On Any Under The Table  Aareemente

Treaty Seen Approved By Sen. Keating  Assurance Needed No Deals Involved In Negotiations

President Visits Baby In Boston Hospital Where It Was Rushed from Air Base

NWamed F atrick  President Visits Newborn Baby Boy With Lung Trouble

Infant Has Breathing  Difficulty   Mother Okay After  Premature Birth

Infant Born At Otis Base To First Lady  JFK Sees Child at   JFK Sees Child at Boston Center Then Visits Wife at Base

Diefendorters Suggest  New School Tax Plans   Related Siory, Page &

RECORD-BREAKING : Fierce Cold, Snow Spread Winter Misery Through North

Cant afford to vote against it  Most GOP senators will vote for test ban treaty

Mos! of GOP Due to Okay lest Treaty  Pact Oppes ane  Mimenrach he   Pact Oppesition Viewed as Bad Political Move.

Assess Political Value — Nuclear Ban Pact to Get Senate Republicans Vote

GOP Votes For Nuclear Treaty Seen   Senator Reports Majority Deciding To Support Pact

GOP Okay of Test Pact Seen  Senate Spokesman f° °s nn Mehl. A®L .°*. .?

REPUBLICANS WONT BLOCK TEST TREATY   Dirksen Says ‘’Mail Di~ vided” — But He Has No Choice.

Test Ban—  Prospects Good For Ratification  Politically, Solons   Politically, Solons Must Back Bill; Opposition To Fall

GOP: Can‘t Afford'‘No‘-Vote-. Expect Senate OK Of Test Ban Treaty

CONSCIOUS OF MOTHERS’ VOTE:  Politics Demand Most GOP Vote For Ban Treaty

Political Implications Strong  Republican Treaty Approval Expected

Republicans Near Windup On Test Pact   ‘Cant Afford To Vote Against Ratification’

Says GOP Can't Afford To Vote Against Treaty   Republican Solon Contends His Party Has No Other Choice

SENATE OPENS HEARINGS MONDAY   View Test Treaty Approval Political Necessity   WOMEN'S VOTE   And Views Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff On Partial Ban Eyed By Senators

Ceremonial Welcome — Given Tito  Gets 21 Guns And Parleys With Kennedy

Among Topics For JFK And Tito: Bitter Split Between USSR, Peking

pee sy - yt Life’s End  MRS. JOHN BORCHERS  FUNERAL RITES SUNDAY

Christian Unity Plea Presented  West Coast Minister Says Difficulty Great

iwo Detroit Women Vie  Food Chain Bares Shelves of Suspected Canned Tuna

A look at crowded classrooms * (See story on page 17)   TV show banned   Nikita rebuffed

In Washington M arch  “NAACP Leader ‘Cannot  ‘Guarantee’ Non-Violence

GOP Judiciary Chief Asks State Study  Hoffman Proposes Reapportionment

Ohio Republican Steps Into National Dispute Over Legislature Redistricting

Hoffman Out for Change [n Districting   Amendment Woulk Let Board Set New State Senate Lines

Merchants Pay Premium Prices At Junior Sale   Champion Steer Brings $594.50

Merchants Pay Premium Prices At Junior Sale  Champion Steer Dt... @ELEQA Eh

Absences On Climb  In Area   ‘Asian’ Tag Unconfirmed   Related Story, Page 4

Life’s End   FORMER EXTENSION AGENT HERB JONES DIES OF INJURIES © IN FALLS! FROM HORSG

Life's End  FORMER EXTENSION AGENT HERB JONES DIES OF INJURIES  IN FALL FROM HoNPCC

Latin Students Get Special "Training  Of Red Threat To L. A. Nations

Report Spread of Vietnamese Student Riots   Government Police Arrest Suspected Oppositionists

Pa?aaahota"PaPata"a"a%s"o'a"e"o"e'w'o"o'e"n she's ua" aa "a wae eee eeu ane UNG  ‘Washington Roundup

Mother of L1 Slain at Posh Ball -Tobacco Farmer Surrenders  In Canine Death of Barmaid

Shootings Interrupt Mass:  Robbery Try Goes Awry, Four Persons Dead At Church Home

Canada Seeks  ‘wuclear Power  Defense Agreement Met In Kennedy-Pearson Talks

Canada To Get ‘N.Teeth’ Soon  Pearson Assures Kennedy   That Vow Will Be Kept

U.S., Canada In Agreement  On Missiles   JFK, Pearson End Talks,  Easing Strained Tensions

President and Guest Finish Informal Visit   Lester Pearson Back to Ottawa

High Spot In Two Days Of Talking   Canadian Missiles May Receive Atomic Warheads as Result

Agreement High Spot Of Parley   Canada Expected To Speed New Defense Setun

JFK, Pearson Reach Accord   Canada May Arm Missiles With Nuclear Warheads Soon

Viet Nam Experiences Told By City Native   See N-Weapons For Canada

Canada May Use A-Missiles   Kennedy, Pearson Agree on Defense Of North America

Restraining Order Sought In Ala. Probe  Judge Planning To Go Ahead Despite Justice Dent. Actian

Fidel Turns Down U.S. Red Cross   Cuba Reports Heavy Loss of Life; Damage Runs Into the Millions

Barrels Through  Bahamas Called Histarw’c   Called History’s Worst In Haiti

Moves Into Open Atlantic Hurricane Flora Death  Toll May Exceed 9,000

2,700 Known Dead 6,500 Feared Lost to Flora’s Fury  STORM ENDS GARIBBEAN RAMPAGE

 Further Rationing  ‘Hurricane Flora Kills 200 In Cuba Before Darting Away

Flora’s ‘Toll Is Believed In Thousands   4,000 Missing In Cuba, Haiti Dead Near 2.500

TOLL MAY Bk THGHER    !lora Leaves 200 Dead  In Cuba, Spins to North

TOLL MAY BE HIGHER Flora Leaves 200 Dead In Cuba, Spins to North

Destroyer Flora Off Into Ocean   200 Dead In Cuba, © 4,000 Coffee Pickers Marooned’ By Floods

Hurricane Flora’s Caribbean Toll:  2,700 Dead, 6,500 Feared Lost

Flora Clips Bahamas;  Aims For Open Ocean   JEK To Announce Soviet Wheat Sale

Los Angeles Racial Drive Set To Start   ‘Total Integration’ Campaign Due To Get Under Way Today

U.S. Worry Needless, Red Leader Claims   Reveals Russian Troops in Cuba All Instructors

Troops in Cuba Just To Instruct, Says Mr. K   Soviet Premier Says U.S. Shouldn’t Be Concerned, That Soldiers Are Only Teaching Cubans on Advanced Arms

No Buildup In Cuba, Nikita Says   Tells Newspaper Owner Soviet Troops in Cuba Only For Instruction on Weapons

9ED TROOPS ONLY TRAINING LATINS Nikita Spikes Fear Of New Cuba Peril

Troops ‘Just Instructors?’  Khrushchev  Premier ‘Doesn’: Know’ How Many

“thrushchev Says Soviet Troops In Cuba fo Instruct   Premier Denies Arms Build Up: Germany Is Key to Cold War,

“K’ Says Troops Instruct Cubans x + & * x ke kk kk kk * ok *k & ,  Je: La oe wD... ss"... JOU A CUT, ¢RT .¥ eae OTA      Kremlin’s Boss Contends U.S. Concern ‘Not Tustified:

oscow:  Khrushchev Says Troops Are Advisers   Soviet Premier Sees No Need for Alarm Over Cuba

Red Troops InCubaOnly  To Instruct  So Says Khrush To Newspaper Magnate

Nik Denies Buildup In Cuba   Says Soviet Troops Just ‘Instructors’

Nikita Plans No Soviet Arms Buildup In Cuba   Says Russian Troops There Only To Instruct In Advanced Weapons

Sees Deadline By March, Source Says”  Reported Planning - Action With OAS — To Settle Matter.

U.S. Shouldn't Worry, 'K’ Says . \ Soviet Troops Are _ Instructors

Kennedy Voices Hope for End of Troops in Cuba   No Deadline Specified For Soviets to Get Out

Cubans Get Arms Pointers  Mr. K Says U.S. Need Not Fear Of Buildup In Cuba

Georgia Police Officers Fire Shots  Over Negro Demonstrators Heads

No Lef-Up In Winter Cold Seen Likely  Chicago Coldest Ir 12 Years; One Spo: In Minnecata ~%8

And Guess Who Won!   99% of Russ Electors Ballot for One- Party Slate

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$674,000 Mail Train Loot Found   Search on for $1,500,000 More Buried on Farm

bi 5 For Hearing .  Police Find More Of Loot Taken In ‘Mail Train Robber

Five Persons Charged .. . More Loot Recovered In British Mail Theft

Mail Loot Recovery Mo unts   nann annhwzsA  $280,000: More in Bills Found

Entries in Fair Due to Exceed The ‘62 Figure   Next Week Opens With 4-H, FFA Pace Slated to Be Brisk

Entries in Fair Due to Exceed The ‘62 Figure  Next Week Opens With 4-H, FFA Pace C*}hia.J .«. RP. Pf...

Gromyko 1s Higher-Up — To Comment  Calls for Further Steps to Develop Spirit of Treaty   (Wheat Sale Supported. Pages $5) 

Bible And Erwin Back Ban Pact   North Carolina And Nevada Senators Make Their Decisior

House Bill Set $1.2 Billion  Senate OKs $1.9 Billion .For College Construction

Utas Camm Cun  ~— vive wuny wi vuure  Fire Hits Five U.S. Helicopters

There’s Still 4 Lot To Do   re’s Still A Lot To Do  Legislature In Its 100th Day

Tax On Non-Profit  Amusements Killed   1963 Session: LOO Days Long; Many Bills Shy

100th Day Marked by  Legislature  Many Major lowa Issues Are Still Awaitina Actian

Legislature 100 days old with major bills waiting   State assessor

‘Alliance Against Red China Charged   Kremlin Leadership Called ‘Monsters And Freaks’ In Press

Air-Taxis Are Grounded After Crash   Metal Fatigue May Have Caused ‘Copter Tragedy

They Found a Way   PRANKSTERS OR TERRORISTS  Estes Home Hit by Bullets

Bullet Discharged Into Estes Home  Family Flees Pecos Following Latest iu Series of Incidcnis

Pane Broken By Bullet, No One Hurt   ‘Incident Is Third At Swank Residence Involving Damaze

Tne Bald Facts Tells How Man Can Be Happy Even When His Hair Is Gone

The Bald Facts—3   ne BU FUCto™”" J  nnn anit a  Psychological Shock May Cause Baldness

~ Men Can Raise Their Spirits When T heir Hair Disappears, Authorities Say

The Bald Facts - Part 3  Man Can Raise His Spirits Even After His Hair Goes

 With a big lead in missile power today, the Administration is hoping to leapfrog the need  for such weapons as Skybolt, Nike Zeus and RS70. Here is...  The Story Behind Our Big Defense Gamble

Says Louisiana Congressman 'Brighter-Looking Economy Ups  Chances For Early Tax Slash

au ‘ss eh ee Vee ee ee ee ee eh ee ee ee he ee  ‘Washington ‘Roundu D

Rep. Boggs 5ays:  Nation's Economic Us-Swing  Fases Way For Early Tax Cut

Large Estate Capital Gains Tax Plan Set   House Connnittee’s Proposal To Require ‘Paper Profits’ Levy

Help to Youth Gets Spotlight At City Parley  Panelists Deser ibe ya Pe   Panelists Describe Guideposts to Hel; Parents Meet Tests

Help to Youth Gets Spotlight At City Parley   Panelists Describe Guideposts to Hele Parents Meet Tests

Will Never Step Aside, He Declares   Young King Not Against Arab Unity

King Vows to Keep Throne  Hussein Says He Won't Step Aside For Arab Unity

Frances Ban Foiled By Friends   Efforts To Keep _ Britain Out Of Pact Meet United:Front

Two Other ‘Hot’ Topics  Fireworks Expected on Election Challenge

Sees Approval Of Almond’s Nomination   Goy. Harrison “Discounts Row

407.25 Miles An Hour. -Jet-Powered Tricycle ~ Sets Land Speed Mark

Major Appropriation Bills Blocked In Legislature; Session Nears End

Feyidale Fair Race Entries   Venezuela Group To Take Jimenez Back To Caracas

Don't Do It Again, Reds Told   _US Protests Slaying at Berlin ‘Wall’

__ JFK Vows No Deal With Russ  U. S.-German Unity  Stressed by Adenauer

Adenauer Lauds JFK Leadership; Vows ‘No Split’  Both Back Polaris Defense, Joint Oneration for NATO ©

Six Other Buildings Engulfed   Racing Flames Sweep Atlantic City Block

6 Buildings Leveled; 17 Flee Hofel   Blaze Put Out in 4 Other Structures In Atlantic City

4 Dead, 19 Missing After Big Hotel Fire   Near Atlantic City Boardwalk

Fire Destroys Four Hotels, Lodge House   Flames Roar Into Buildings Just Off Famous Boardwalk

SAY 25 MISSING AS FIRE SWEEPS ENTIRE BLOCK   SEARCH FOR BODIES AT ATLANTIC CITY RESORT BEGUN AT 11

3Dle, 20 Missing In Hotel Fires at Atlantic City, N. J.   Police Continue to Probe the Ruins for Mara Nisa.

Blaze Traps Elderly In  Resort Area   » Buildings Leveled By Flames; Police Rescue 5 Residents

Fear 23 Dead Near Boardwalk   Wind-Whipped Blaze Sweeps 2 Other Buildinas

Atlantic City Ruins Yield  Si danke, tLoowtak   Elderly Jewish Guests Believed Blaze Victims

Blaze At  Surtside Early Today   Spreads To Other Hotels, Mostly Closed For Winter Season

Atlantic City Blaze Leaves 25 Missing   ‘I'm Fearful to Say a Number Did Not Escape,’ Reports Owner Of Hotel: ‘Tt Went Se Ouickhy’

Five Hotels in Atlantic City Burned   All Victims at Surfside On Famed Boardwalk; Still Searching Ruins

Five Hotel Buildings Are Destroyed   Flames Spread To Other Structures

19 MISSING IN ATLANTIC CITY: 4 DIE   Five Hotels And Rooming House Destroyed; Fear Elderly Residents Trapped In Surfside,

Sweeps Through Block of Hotels, Rooming Houses   Only Hotel In Which It Started Was In Use

Flames Level Five Hotels, Rooming House  25 Persons Missing In New Jersey Fire

All Guests In Building Where Blaze Began   Structure Catering To Elderly Jews Engulfed In Minutes

Old Wooden Hotels Burn In Disaster   Home For Elderly In Boardwalk Area Swept By Flames

29 ‘lost’. in resort area fire   Blaze sweeps through block in Atlantic City

Flames Hit Block Near Boardwalk  Rlazve Nestrave 5   Blaze Destroys 5 Hotels, Kooming House at Resort

Dead, Missing All Staying At Hotel Where The Fire Started;  7 Persons Escape

20 Missing In Atlantic City: 3 Bodies Found  Sea rch Sta rted   Search Started Late In Morning; At Least 22 Hurt

Blaze Hits Area Near Boardwalk   Ruins of Rooming Houses, Hotels Being Checked for Victims

Blaze Races Through Atlantic City Block   Five Hotels And Rooming House Leveled By Flames; 5 Rescued

Missing Are Guests of Hotel On Boardwalk  _ Delay Search For Bodies

Flames Rip Atlantic City Boardwalk   Ruins Searched for Bodies; Six Structures Burned

3 Dead, 20 Missing as Night Fire Sweeps / Atlantic City Buildings

Five hotels, room house lost Search ruins of Surfside hotel for victims’ bodies

aATTer ron a ~ LSU-Ole Miss football  series in ‘serious jeopardy’

UV. 3. ofeel Gharges— Japan Steel Is Cheaper in U. S. Than in Japan

Sends Convoys Over Autobahn     U.S. Army Proves Berlin Access Rights

Northern Port of Nation Cooled Down; Ohio and Michigan Pummeled By Winds

Even Mona Lisa, Ballet, Bowling  Rusk, Soviet Deputy Discuss Many Things at Meeting in Washington

Postmaster Outlines Plans ———  Planes, Trucks, Buses to Rush Mail if Rail Strike Hits

Planes, Trucks, Buses to Be Used To Haul Mail Here If Railroads Stop

If Rail Strike Comes Off Postmaster Says Trucks, Planes Buses fo Carry Some U. S. Mail

Postal Service to Be Limited If Nationwide Strike Occurs Tonight

During Strike or Embargo  Sree nwo es  Postmaster Announces Plans for Handling Mail

Planes, Trucks And Buses Will Be Pressed Into Service If Strike Occurs

iy Kail orrike Wome  First Class, Air Mail Will Be Moved By Post Offices

Hubert Sure LBJ Will Be on Ticket  - Senator Denies _ Own Candidacy

Inconceivable That Lvndon  Won't Run   Speculation Was That Johnson  Would Be Dumped

Humphrey Says Johnson to Run  Hits at Speculation Ha Will Re Candidat,

Senator Hits Talk Johnson  Off’64 Ticket   Idea Of Dumping ‘Inconceivable.’ Savs Humphrey

Bus, Trolley Strike Hurts Philadelphia.  / 500,000 Riders See  Emergency Ways ¢

Philadelphia Transit Strike Hits 500,000 Daily Riders  Look for Other Ways of Travel

First Hearing Scheduled  House GroupSetTo Tackle Thorny Blue Law Problem

twin ASsSaull oUCCeSsS     Two American Teams Conquer Mt. Everest

2 American teams, using different routes, reach peak of Mt. Everest

Twin Assault Successful On  Everest Peak   -American Teams, Using Different’ Routes. Rereh Ton

UNPRECEDENTED VICTORY ee  2 Yank Teams Climb Everest In First Twin-Assault of Peak

Connally Angry Over Money Cuts  Two American Climbing Teams Climb Mt. Everest

2 American Climbing Teams Conquer Mt. Everest In Unprecedented Twin Assault

House Hopes To Send $33 Million  Tax Bill To Senate Before Easter

SEN. DIRKSEN SAYS HE'LL USE TABLING MOTION TO SPEED UP FOREIGN AID BILL

Dirksen Seeks w Speed Aid Bill Action   Threatens Tabling Motion to End Senate Debate

Threaten Sudden Death Device To Insure Vote  On Foreign Aid Bill

Dirksen Serves Notice He Will Bring Long-Winded Debate On Aid Bill To A Quick End

Unruh Orders Quick Action by Assembly   Claims Residents in Flood Area Not Moved Fast Enoual

In Dark on Pennsylvania Politics . . .  Barry Doesnt Believe Scranton Active Seeker

Stand ‘‘completelly unacceptable’’  U.S. denies Soviet right to set up autobahn rules

RUSK FINDS SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Officials Claim Puzzled Over  Kremlin Motives

Republicans Hit Kennedy Deals With Russians   National Chairman  Sees Possibility FY ad en re 2

JFK's Dealings With Russians Under Atfack   GOP Leader  Hints Connivery

Brown Offers 24 Revisions  To Udall Plan   Could Enlarge Project Into Huge Water Development

HARK THE  HERALD - .-   Sometimes We Forget Holiday’s Significance—

Hollander Sees Republican Plan As Least Painful   All Motor Fuels Will Be Exempt Under Change

Big Change In Worship Authorized   Catholics Curtail Latin; Bishops Grow Stronger

School Issue Scheduled for Fall Election  Voters To Decide Franklin Dispute

Balloting In November  Southern Local Vote Due In School Merger Dispute

U.S. Official Tells Group   Peking Policy May Change   AP News Analysis

An AP News Analysis...  Official Sees Chance Of Red China Switch

Hilsman Says U.S. Determined to Keep Door Open to Possibility of Change in Red China

White Pupils Demonstrate In Mobile  Hundreds   Hundreds Cut Classes In Birmingham

Kennedy Urges Rejection of Race Prejudice  Addresses Nashville   Addresses Nashville Citizens on 30th TVA Anniversary

Appeal by Kennedy To Reject Prejudice   Wallace Asks Top Court to Find Kennedy Guilty

Alabama Troops Dispute Taken fo Courl  a: + ¢ san  ce   Gov. Wallace Files Suit In Supreme Court

Alabama Governor Asks Top Court To Rule JFK Violated Constitution

APPEALS 10 HIGH COURT   Wallace Claims Sending Federal Troops To Alabama in Racial Dispute Violates The Constitution.

Wallace Appeals To High Court   Claims Kennedy Violated Constitution In Sending Troops To Alabama

President Goes Into Deep South To Make Speech  Expected to Meet AIL .....f/2 (& 2... kee

Kennedy In Plea To End Prejudice   President In Restive South For TVA Anniversary

Law Respect Emphasized By Kennedy  Appeal Delivered In Major Address At Nashville. Tenn

Kennedy Issues Call for Order On South Visit   Comment Is During Observance at 30+ Anniversary of TVA

Kennedy Asks Rejection Of Prejudice  ‘Nashv ile oat ress Meets In tion

Kennedy Issues Call for Order On South Visit  Commen + Is During Observance a + Hal

Violation Of Constitution Is- Charged   Federal Troops In Alabama Aroused Iniunction Request

Petition Goes To High Court  Challenge Comes A Few Hours   Challenge Comes A Few Hours Before Muscle Shoals Meeting

REFLECTIONS   Alabama Asks Writ To Halt Troop Use  Supreme Court to Hear Suit On Laaal Statuc af IEK Mava   DOESN'T PPEVENT

President Speaks Out On Civil Rights While On Trip Through South

Demolition Expert Injured — Montreal Acts to Halt Bombings by Terrorists

Alabama governor asks high court ban on troops   Reject prejudice, violence, JFK says in Dixie speech

COMES FACETO-FACE WITH DIXIE CRITIC   President Warns Against “Prejudice And Violence” At Muscle Shoals; Gov. Wallace Of Alabama Present.

Alabama Governor Asks Supreme Court To Find JFK Violated Constitution

Kennedy Appeals For End of Racial Prejudice, Violence   President Urges ‘Equal Opportunity and Liberty’

Kennedy’s Troop Move Challenged  High Court Asked To Rule Violation Of Constitution

Wallace asks high court to force troop removal  Formal challenge of President's action comes shortly hefore meeting of the two

Appeals For Public Rejection Of Prejudice And Violence; Kennedy Also Is Scheduled To Speak Today In Two Alabama Communities

Governor Challenges JFK Order   Petitions Supreme Bench To Rule Against President

Alabama's Governo Files Law Suit   Asks Supreme Cour To Order Removal of  Peeves S04: JE Yc:

GOVERNOR APPEALS T0 HIGH COURT   Wallace Claims Sendinc Federal Troops To Ala: bama in Racial Disputs Violates The Constitution.

Supreme Court Asked To Find Kennedy Violated Constitution   Gov. Wallace Challenges  Action In Sending Troops Into Alabama

Governor's Challenge Is On File   Alabaman Asks High Court To Rule Against JFK

JFK Asks Rejection  Of Racial Prejudice in Nashville Speech   Wallace Pleads  To Supreme Court

Kennedy in Restive South To Appeal for Rejection Of Violence Temptations   BULLETIN

MAKES TALK IN HEART OF TENSE AREA   Responsibility Of Citizenry Is Emphasized

Governor Files Petition In Supreme Court  ee Seer, Co eRe ME   Asks President's Action Be Ruled Unconstitutional

President Makes Appeal To South   Asks Rejection Of Prejudice, Violence In Nashville Address

ralea a ih Integration Fight   Urges Ammorleana to Rejeéi Waa of Any Fortis of Vielanes,

Five Men Killed In Hotel Blaze  26 Other Guests in Old Building Escape

5 ARE INJURED: DAMAGE IS PUT AT $100,000   26 Guests in Building at Time; Some Leap to Safety   Wooden Structure Erected in 1800; Cause Not Yet Determined

_ eh wh _ sy NF PINAR ORE Cn TET ener By en ee  ‘New ha If- doll lars - expected ‘fo carry “Kennedy: likeness

In Today‘s Daily News   Memorial To Late President  Quick Action Taken To Mint JFK Half Dollar

Governor Launches Fight To Save Two Per Cent Indiana Sales Tax -

Welsh Launches Fight To Save state Sales Tax   Aide Says Pending Final Decision State May Have To Cut Expenditures

‘Ban-Bomb’ Mob F ights In England   Pamphlets Reveal Secrets And Bring ‘Traitor’ Charges

Macmillan Takes Charge In Bomb Probe  oe 4 e's a oe, eee ee   16,000 Demonstrate In Suburbs; Later At Hyde Park Site

Crowds Clash With Police In London   Ban-the-Bomb Marchers Swarm Through City; Traffic Is Paralyzed

Major Security Leak In Britain  Police Battle With Ban The Bomb Marchers; Try To Find Source Of Pamphlets

Police, Marchers Clash In Heart Of London Today   AT DISASTER SITE  Navy Spots Unknown Object   Did Not Pursue

Governor’s Signature  Now Waited   ‘Speakers’ Rule’ Passed By House. Sent To Senate

Attorney charges  Highway commission head benefiting from relocation

(One-Car Crash Kills Man, Injures Another Near Here   TABBED 7 TIMES Montana Girl Found Savagely Murdered

Rhodes Sees Tax Freeze On Industry   Governor Says Big Bond Issue Will Get Approval

Second Plane Saw Disaster   Reported Airliner Was Going Down in Flames, CAB Says

Radioed message Clipper 214 in flames Another plane witnessed Pan-Am crash

Air Disaster:  Another Plane Saw Jet Crash   ‘Down in Flames’ Voice  Not on Ilfl-Fated Crafe

Investigators Disclose That Second Plane Saw and Reported Jet Crash

Elkton Crash’ Witnessed By Another Jet   Investigators Say Ratio Message Came From Second Craft

British Bandits In Another Big Robbery   Gang Takes $252,000.In Currency From Armored Bank Truck And Makes Getaway

British Robbers Score Again; Get $252,000  BMgcked BDenditte   Masked Bandits Ambush Armored Bank Truck

‘Nothing guaranteed’ Compromise on tax bill sought all weekend, Gov. Hughes says   Veto threat

; MAN ARRESTED PICKING UP TWO CHECKS  Tax Rebate Sought in 33 States

TOCA TE™MPPRRATI RY «@   Ohios Embattled State Library Has Undergone Curtailment In The Past

Controversy No Novelty For Library  Venerable Institutior Has Faced Periodic  if i.) oe eo « Se

ae ee etiam ene  Ohio's Embattled State Library Has Undergone Curtailment Before

Ohio's Embattled State Library  ‘Has Undergone Curtailment Before

Cotton Seen Losing Additional Ground In Marketing Fight Against Surpluses

" Committee Must Allocate Funds —————  ’ State Outdoor Resource Program To Go on Despite Money Problem

INSECTICIDE *POSSIBL IDE “POSSIBLE”  3 Children Die: 6 Others Sick:

Texas Family Stricken By Water Poison  6 Hospitalized;  Two Critical

Three Small Children Die Of Poisoning Siy Other Family Members Hospitalizec

Mayor Vov Vows Arresis  ~ Long Rights ts Battle Forecast !n Jackson, Mis

Leng Racial Fight Seen In Jackson   Mayor Vows to Send All To Jail Who Break Law In Mississippi Capital

Mayor Vows Arresis  Long Richis Battie Forecast In Jackson, Miss.

U.S. May Be Entering ‘New Era Of Prosperity   By DARDENCHAMBLISS AP Rusiecs News Writer

Depressions May Become Extinct  New Era of Prosperity Appears on Horizon   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS  BB Bestecce Mews Wetter

New Economic Era Without Dips And Rises Predicted   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS “AP Business News Writer

BUSINESS SURVEY  New Era of Prosperity May Be Ahead for U.S.   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS

Nation Nudges Prosperity  Current Good Business Performance Tantalizes Economists as Trend Continues On and On...   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS

Inflation, Depression May Be Licked   1.8. on Threshold of New Economie Era?

Air Force Has No Comment  Debris Suggests Collision Of Missing Strato-Tankers

90 Planes, Ships Join Sea Search  Debris Hints Jets  May Be Down, 11 Man Ahnard

JOver 50 Planes, Ships Searching For Il Missing Mer Aboard Strato-Tankers Believed Down In Atlantic Ocear

Search Pressed For Jet Tankers  Dehric Indicates Shins   Debris Indicates Ships Fell Into Atlantic

Search Pressed For Jettankers   Debris Indicates Ship: Fell Into Atlantic

Missing Men Being Hunted 11 Were Aboard  Strato- Tankers Over Atlantic

Cut Won't Hurt Arms, LBJ Says   Space Lab Project Told at Meeting

In View of Budget... Johnson Briefs Leaders  On Strength of Militar

IN CASE OF ATTACK . Johnson Assures Congress Leaders On Armed Power

LBJ Tells Congress Chiefs He'll Retain U.S. Streneth   tagon and all through the gov  See McNamara On Foreign Aid, Page 23.

 Economy Won’t Damage Power  iLBJ Vows to Keep ‘Arms Might Strong

Strength Not To Be Curbed   Johnson Says Economy To Keep Within Safe Bounds

Kennedy Idea In N.Y. Strike  Gets Backing   Two Unions Favor Third Party Take Part To Solve It

Also Shuns Pact with Polish Bloc   Relations with U. S. Too Deep To Be Disturbed,  Newsmen Are Told

Nonaggression Pact Also Turned Down   But Declares U.S., French Friendship Sound As Ever   OWN TESTS

Rejects nonaggression pact  DeGaulle snubs Moscow test ban nuclear treaty

Efforts Made Behind Scenes To End Quarret   Meeting Would Constitute Compromise

Favor Urban Areas  In Reapportionment   Senate Committee Agrees  To Follow Court Order

Senate Committee Agrees On Reapportionment Plan   Wouldn't Affect Saline County

Hundreds Of Young Married Men Are Saved By “Wedding Bell” From Draft

After exec order      Young married men saved  from draft by wedding bells

ee eee ara nn  - Saved By The Bell  x & ® x * * x * *  Kennedy Halts Drafting Of Young Married Men

ee a CRORE BC Married Men Saved By Bell ( Wedding) With Kennedy’s New Draft Exempt Order

Many Were Only Minutes Away From Induction  Married Men Hear Call Of "Home Sweet Home’

THANK YOU, MR. PRESIDENT  Hundreds Of Married Men Saved By Induction Bell

DRAFT HALTED AT LAST MINUTE Hundreds Of Young Married Men Saved By Wedding Bell   RAN FOUR BLOCKS   SOME GO ANYWAY

SOME GO IN ANYWAY Many Young Married Men ‘Saved By The Bell’ From Army Draft

Some Men Saved From Army Life By Wedding Bell   JFK Temporarily Halts Drafting Of Married Men

Bell Saves Hundreds Of Husbands  “we. & * : x * x x  ok * *   Married Men Draft Exempt By Kennedv’s Ordor

JFK Di d the Ringing  oo  Many Young. Husbands Were Saved by the Bell

Kennedy's Edict Saves Many Married Men  From Army Service Minutes Before Induction

Rhodes Says Cuts to Hit 2,000 More  Trying to Reduce   Trying to Reduce Cost of Government Governor Declares

Governor Seeks Added Economy   4,500 Already Off Payroll; Not Needed

Fly to Ranch In Helicopters For 2-Day Confab   Voices Hopes To Achieve Peace For Whole World

'W. Germany Chief Begins 2Day Visit   Relates Hope of Freedom for  All Over World

OPEN TALKS AT RANCH ON SATURDAY   New World Hope Chancellor’s Aim From Conferences

LOCAL WEATHER   President, Ludwig Erhard begin talks regarding world peace for al

Erhard Arrives Texas;  Top Level Talks Begin   Rusk Calls “Oo!  ‘Probing Period’

REASSUMING POLICY ROLE Nixon Warns Of Implications In Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Nixon Warns Qf Treaty’s Implications   Ex-Veep Forecasts Cold War’s Most Dangerous Period

Says Dangers Of Cold War Are Greater  Russia Seen In Drive to Spur Communisn

STATE CAPITAL im Highlights  ay ane ~ ANO mam >(aelights pat . by Vern Sanfor rad

 Doctors See Further Gains In Years Ahead  Advances Made Against Leukemia

‘Dramatic New Gains Being ‘Scored’ - Against Now Incurable Acute Leukemia   Drugs Helping Prolong Life of Victims

Pooling of Blood in Legs of Astronauts “Causes Worry Among Medical Experts

Medical Experts Concerned About Problem— Pooling Of Blood In Legs, Feet Of Astronauts Studiec

Astronauts Endangered - ‘Blood Pooling’ Worry For Space Scientists

Poor Circulation On Long Flights... Space Officials Worry About Medical Problems

Pope Leaves Jan. 4 For Holy Land   Due To Spend One Night In Nazareth, One In Jerusalem

Ginny Might Turn Around, Head for Sea   Hurricane Warnings Might Be Posted on Very Short Notice

Ginny Might Turn Around Head ToSea  No Great Danger   No Great Danger Posed By Balky Tropical Storm

EX ~ HURRICANE IS RATED NO MAJOR THREAT   However, Weather-Wary Florida Residents Play it Safe   155 MILES EAST OF U. $8. MISSILE SITE

Ordered To Be Tried in Terror Plot   “International Group: Not Envisaged in Constitution”

Capture Kidnap Suspect   Caught In Kentucky Following Abduction Of Two Motorists

Eclipse At 4:35 P.M. P.M.  World’s Best Show  Opens Here Tomorrow

a SSS i sissies  Eclipse Of Sun To Turn Part Of Tomorrow pt eee Into Ni:

Strange, Beautiful Event Due in Tomorrow's Total Eclipse of Sur   Warning Issued for Viewers of Eclipse

WARNINGS REPEATED ON HAZARDS  Viewers of Eclipse To See a Beautiful Event

Keokuk work force up 510  from January of year ago   See decline

President Makes Plea To Labor   Asks AFL-CIO to Hely in Getting His Tax Cut Bill Passed Now

AFLCIQ  Convention  Sympathetic   Reception Is Great Contrast To That O

JFK, Urging Tax Cut, Asks Labor’s Help   Slash Will Create Jobs, Convention Of AFL-CIO Told

Kennedy Calls on Labor To Help Tax-Cut Bill, Wins Roar of Approval

Kennedy Plugs Tax Bill To Cheering Labor Group   Monstrosity Government Seen by Sen. Goldwater

Asks AFL-CIO for Help Now  JEIK Sees No Good Reason For Delaying Tax Reduction

No Good Reason To Bar Tax Cut, Kennedy Asserts  AFL-CIO Hears President Appeal For Quick Help

7 ‘Fi rst Time In History’ Budget Gives ‘Education Everything It Requests —

Slams Door On Britain In Market  Nassau Accord T.. VATN ac...   Nassau Accord For NATO Atom Pool Rejected

DeGaulle BalksNATO NuclearUnit  Common Market Door Slammed In Britain’s Face

FRANCE SPURNS POLARIS OFFER FOR NATO FORCE   British Hopes of Joining Common Market Also Namnenach   STERN STATEMENT   De Gaulle Insists France Will Build Ker Own Nuclear Foree

Will Build His Own De Gaulle Vetoes Multinational NATO Atom Force

De Gaulle Rejects Nuclear Proposal   French: Want Independence Of Americar Domination In Use Of Nuclear Armament

De Gaulle Categorically Rejects Multinational  NATO Nuclear Force

: Wants Own Atom Foree For France   Frenchman Slams Common Market Jroor Against Britai

French Leader Brushes Aside Kennedy Concept   Common Market Door Slammed In Britain’s Face

Man Leaves Vacant City To Church   Former lowan Once  Dreamed of Town VAsstal, Lite Alawa

nescence ates sigan namin tn tenet en Ae  Pe ere Youth Struck by Ca

Seven Killed, 36 Injured as Big Airliner Crashes After Takeoff During Hail Storm

Storm-Tossed Plans Takes Seven Lives   Mountain Crash,  20 Feared Dead

1 Dead, 36 Hur in Plane Crash  "Sylvania Official Listed as Killed -

Seven Killed, 36 Injured In Plane Crash  Denha y ae See Te.   Probe Launched In New York Cc Coy  eS ie

Seven Killed, 36 Injured In Airliner Crash   Mishap Occurs During Takeoff

Mishap Occurs Seconds After Craft Airborne  Leaving Rochester Ear Nawarl N I   Leaving Rochester For Newark, N.J. In Electrical Storm

7 Are Killed When Plane Crashes In An Electrical  And Hail Storm: 36 Hurt

Electrical Storm Wrecks Airliner   Pilot, Six Others Trapped Inside

Rocky Qualifies Promise He'd Support Goldwater   Again Qualified

Rocky inserts an if’ in his pledge to back Sen. Goldwater if he wins   Galdwater “VYeac''

Ohio Asian Flu Is Verified   Columbus, Cincinnati Cultures Identified ©

Reds Fire On 18 US Copters   2 Americans Killed Ferrying Soldiers On Viet Nam Raid

18 Copters Are Shot Up In Viet Nam  Two Americans   Two Americans Killed by Red  Ground Fire

2 More GI’s Die in Action  In Viet Nam  Communist Guns rT. _ Ew we _   Communist Guns Down Helicopter, Damage 17 Other:

Two Dead In Copter Shootina   Americans Perish In Red Attack In South Viet Nam Fighting

Pledges to Seek New Greatness For the Nation  Plunges Into Heavy Schedule of Work

Johnson Vows To Seek New  U.S. Greatness Asks Nation To Look Ahead To Work  That Mict Ba Dane

-ORDERS: ‘NEW HONORS TO EK Johnson: Seeking ~New U.S. <Creatness?

Three senators attend today’s brief meeting   In Thanksgiving Day address 7 Johnson seeks "a new  American greatness’

Johnson Vows Gov t to Seek. New Greatness  Speaks ‘to Nation _on Thanksgiving; _.Meeting.Adyisers

Johnson Pleads For Joint Effort   Johnson: ‘Asks For Full National Defense Value

Plunges Into Heavy Schedule After Holiday   Will Insist on Full Value for Defense Dollars

Johnson's Goal New Greatness For Tomorrows  Informs Nation Canaveral Gets Kennedy Name

Thanksgiving Talk  ~ LB) Aims For ‘New American Greatness’   For Johnson     Civil Rights Big Problem   NEWS ANALYSIS 

tionors Late President  Johnson Vows To Seek ‘New U.S. Greatness’

Johnson Asks Help, Pledges All-Out Effort   ‘New Greatness’ Seen for Nation

LBJ Will Seek New Greatness For The Nation  Americans Asked To Look Ahead Tc Work To Be Done

Put Tragedy Into Past, U.S. Urged  President Plunges   President Plunges Into Work With Heavy Schedule

Johnson's Goal: New  American Greatness  Changes Name of Cape Canaveral to Cape Kennedy

Says Soviets Still Have 40 Missiles in Cuba   Indiana Republican Tells House of Threat There.

New Report Says Missiles in Cuba   JFK Cuba Shipping Order Due Soon, Perhaps T oday

Inquest Held in Sailor’s Death  Shot Justifiable, Local Jury Finds

FBI Report on Assassination Not To Be Public for at Least a Week

FBI Completes Assassination Report On JFK  Public Will Not e Given Facts Until Later Date

Say Justice Dept. Given  Information   President Expected To Turn Data Over To Inquiry Panel

IMANY STILL PURSUING NEW ANGLES   Probe Panelists Hope To Answer All Questions

Probe Is Still Not Closed by FBI Report   Findings Given to Justice Department

Hint FBI Report Is Completed   Order Exploratory Work On Tri-City Master Plan

Reports Indicate FBI Has Forwarded Findings To Justice Department

FBI Report On Slaying Said Complete   Newsmen Get Hints Report Is Submitted To Justice Department

FBI Assassination Findings in Hands Of Justice Bureau  Warren Commission to Ask Conaress for Subpoena Powers

ASSASSINATION  Public Won't Get Details Of. FBI Study Immediately

wi AS90595 Ind TION Sa  Indications Are That FBI Has Completed Its Report

Warren Group To Read Report Before Release   Public Must Wait For FBI Findings At Least a Week

FBI Report On Slaying Completed   Data on Kennedy’s Death Turned Over To Justice Agency

FBI Assassination Reports Delayed  Won't Be Made Public for’ Week, Possibly Even Later

FBI Report On Kennedy's Assassination Completed. U.S. May Extend Probe

Study of F.B.1. Report Planned         To Withhold Findings For a Week or More

Assassination File Will Be Released Later  Report Will Go To Johnson,  , ee

List Sacred  Music Event   Hold Program In Pairchanee   World Prayer Day Is Arranged Here

Ground Casualties Set Record After Mid-Air Crash of Planes Over Turkey

Haitian Leader Retains Tight Grip on Nation   Assassination Deadline Passes — But Ru mors of Exile Fligh Continue.

Still Fears May Spur Price Spiral   “Psychological Effect” Worries Chief Executive

Roll Back Of Prices Not Seen   President Claims Steel Companies Showed Restraint

You'll Find   For The Competition  Four Steel Makers Cancel Some Recent Price Increase

Kennedy concerned over price spiral   Nixon to make appraisal of Kennedy's record

Psychological Result Biggest Worry on Hike   JFK Hopes Union, Users Also Use Needed Restraint

President Fears More Inflation In Steel Boosts   ‘Psychological Effect’ Cited In Appeal to Union and Indus. trial Users,

Conceding Steel Restraint . Kennedy Frets Over Price Boost Effect   To Remain Competitive . . . Companies Cancel  Some Price Boosts

Conceding Steel Restraint .. . Kennedy Frets Over Price Boost Effect

Rock Island railroad plum stirs up battle reminiscent of legends

Negro Children Sit in Classes  Clergy-Led Group Promising Action

JFK Denounces Goldwater Ideas, ‘Retreat Efforts   President Raps ‘Radical Right’ In Utah Speech

In Crime Syndicate   Would Lead Nation Into Retreat President Attacks Some Of Goldwater’s Policies

Challenging Barry Kennedy takes sharp issue with foreign policy ideas

Vutet Past Gone Forever  Kennedy AttacksF ar Right  Sees Isolation as Retreat

CUS OISIEE FUT     Kennedy Rips Goldwater Positions As ‘Retreats’

Conservative Policies Hit By Kennedy  President Takes Issue With Ideas Of Goldwater

Kennedy Takes Issue With Barry   Says Goldwater’s Conservative Policy ‘Dangerous World Of Retreat’

Declares Proposals Offered By Conservatives Would Lead Nation to Dangerous Retreat

Red Threat Seen Eased By Kennedy   Overflow Throng ‘Cheers President In Salt Lake City

Kennedy Raps Goldwater's Foreign Policy  Speaks to 8,000 in Utah during Cc  AMReAaArFrUAFrIAMm $F ALP

Policies Fatal, Salf Lake Gathering Told Kennedy Takes Issue with Foreign Policy Ideas Advanced by Barry Goldwater

Would Lead To Retreat JFK Takes Issue With Goldwate Ideas Over U.S. Foreign Policy

Doesn't Mention Arizona Senator By Name in Talk  - Conservatives’ Views Are Held ‘Dangerous’

Goldwater Ideas Draw  JFK's Fire   Conservative View On Foreign Policy Called ‘Dangerous’

Buddhist Campaign Has Not Slowed War, McNamara Told   Some Goldwater Foreign Policy Theories Challenged by Kennedy

Kennedy Hammers At Rightwingers   GOP PROBER NOT SATISFIED Justice Clears Korth Or Interest Conflict

Gives major policy address  Those policies could he fatal to national security

Makes Major Address   Goldwater Foreign Policy Ideas Rapped by Kennedy

JFK Says Barry’s  Policies ‘Dangerous’   Rev. Kennedy Speaks  After J. FF. Wenneds

Goldwater Policies Hit  By Kennedy » Would Lead U. S Into Dangerous  World of Retreat

JFK Takes Sharp Issue With Barry   President Says Goidwater Policie: Are Unacceptable

CONSERVATIVE POLICIES HIT IN SPEECH   Goldwater Seen As Target In Utah Address   Declares Nation Can’t Retreat Into McKinley Era Of Isolationism

Calls for Victorv in South Viet Nam   FBI Arrests Man for Hoax In Assassination Probe

 Described as Vacation  Controversial Powell Trip Expenses Listed in Detail

GOP Majority Still Undecided On Road Action  Assembly Starts Debate on Move

- Insists All Nuclear Arms Must Be Junked To Achieve Real   Disarmament

De Gaulle Spurns Nuclear Test Ban, East-West Pact   Solons Question Harriman On Pact

Menace Not Lifted, French Leader Says   Declares Friendship With U.S. Historic in Spite of Differences

DeGaulle Rejects Test Ban   French Leader Also Spurns Concept Of Nonaggression Pact

France Out Of Accord  For Treaty   Frenchman Spurns Idea Of East-West Nonaygression Pact

French Plan Meeting On Disarmament  Besos we  e §   France Contends Nuclear Weapons Must Be Junked

DeGaulle Refuses To Join Ban   Spurns Also Idea Of Nonaggression Pact: To Go Alone

Democrats Lose 20-Year Rule.. Republicans Win Control In High Point Election

In News Conference Remarks . . .   Scranton Concedes  Favorite-son Role

Received “‘kiss of death”  Gangster tells probers why he exposed syndicate

FIRST DAY'S TESTIMONY IS LURID   Tells Senators Rackets Prove Very Lucrative

Senate Crime Probers Quiz NY Mobster   Genovese Runs Underworld Army, Senators Told

Valachi appears before public Senate hearing  Gangster makes like singing canary,  ravaale etatietine nnnnarning un darwarld

Mafia Stool Tells Death Kiss by Boss   Yalachi Says Gane » Chief Cantrals An Army of 500

‘KISS OF DEATH’ FROM BOSS  Valachi Calls Himself  Killer Marked For Kill

Genovese Called Boss Of Bosses   -Turncoat Admits Slaying Fellow Con by Mistake

But Wound Up With ‘Kiss of Death’ in Federal Prison—  Valachi Testifies He Was a Killer for N.Y. Mob.

Vesterdav's Temperatures   Vesterday'’« Precipitation   320% OFf

Turncoat racketeer tells how crime boss’ own lieutenants doublecrossed  ‘and killed him.

Tax Proposals To Be Divided   Cut, Revision Bills Studied By Senator

Tax Package Separation Backed ~ * x * * * ~ * * x *%*§ * *« * * *.  Humphrev Savs Kennedy In Favor Of Division Plan

Humphrey Moves For Dual — Consideration Of Tax Package   Shadow Of New House Office Building Haunts Capitol Hill

Humphrey Proposal  Tax Cut. Revision Plans  Vay Come In 2 Phases

One Big Tax Package Criticized  Separate Tax Proposals Suggested

Senator To Seek Split In Tax Bids   Kennedy Response To Separate Bills Seen Favorable

TO SAVE PROGRAM  Solon Will Try To Split Tax Cut, Revision Plans

~IN TROUBLE, SAYS HUMPHREY~  White House Set To Split Tax Package?

Only Tax Cut: May Be Aim Of Kennedy   oe Humphrey Sees Revision Made Senarate Issue

May Separate Tax Proposals  Lip smmkheaw Caale   Humphrey Seeks Senate Passage

Consideration Asked ForTax Cuts, Reforms   Labor Leaders Favor  Broad, Quick Tax Cut

IMMANUEL and UNION CREEK LUTHERAN CHURCHES  Tasitd &£ Dane DPestnn

Five Newport, Ky. Officials Indicted   Accused Of Bribery In Connection With Recent Repeal Of B-Girl Ordinance

W.Germany MayProvide Asylum — Way Left Open To Bidault By Adenauer

Poll To B ring Soft Line?  GOP’ers Eve Racial Move   Analysis   Weaknesses Are Revealed   ‘Voluntary’ Approach Seen

JUBGE COLLECTS YULE FUND  Penniless Blind Man Tries Bank Stickup in Desperation (in vain)   CALLED POLICE

‘Everyone had said no’  Blind man tries to explain why he tried rahhery

Today's Index   Judge, Staff Open Hearts To Blind Bank Holdup Man

Christmas Spirit! Judge’s Staff Raises $85 For Blind Man, Wife Accused Of Holdup

JUDGE'S STAFF GETS CHRISTMAS SPIRIT  Blind Man Attempts To Rob Bank

Kind Judge Frees Him On Bond, Staff Raises $85— Desperate Blind Man Attempts Bank Theft

Recess Hinted In Red Parley   Feuding Continues Between China, Soviet

Sino-Soviet Talks Seen  In Recess   Negotiators Fail To Make Appearance Al Hilltop Villa

Reds’ Parley In Moscow Stops Again  Explanation Is Not Given for Failure of

Negotiators Debating Red Split Fail To Appear For Session At Hilltop Villa

Soviet, Chinese Fail to Appear  Negotiators Not at Villa Near Moscow

Peking Keeps Firing — Negotiators Fail to Show; Talks May Have Recessed

Again Recess Red Chinese. Soviet Talks   Peping Continues To Attack Khrush; JFK Also Target

Soviet, Chinese Fail to Show For Conference   Ideological Talks May Have Been Recessed Again

Talks may have been recessed  Both Soviet-Chinese fail to appear for: conference

Communists Stir Rumors By Failing To Show Up For Ideological Meeting

City Approves Budget, Gives Manager Raise  Public Hearing On 1964 Financing Is

City Approves Budget, Gives Manager Raise   Public Hearing On 1964 Financing Is Scheduled Aug. 13

Te’s the Most to Be Leashed   Meany Urges Rail Bargaining  Under Congress’ Supervision o Pp

Meany Says Strikes Are Union Right * Tidbow Leader Ts  _ Opposed to Any > Ban on Walkouts

Meany. Fears Rail  Nationalization Danial OF Right To Strike ‘Sad Day.   Denial Of Right To Strike ‘Sad Day. For America,’ Says Labor Leader

Meany Sees ‘Sad Day’ If Congress Forbids Rail Workers to Walk Out   Says It Might As Well Nation alize Railroads

Railroad Hearing Winds Up Today  Unions Given New Chance to Testify

EANY IS BITTER Nationalized Rails ‘Logical Step’ After  Forced Settlement

Meany Calls F or Rejectior  Of Rails Plan   AFL-CIO Head Sees Private Ownership End As New Factor

if Unions ‘Competled’ To Work  Government Take-Over Next  In U.S. Rail Dispute: Meanv

MEANY SEES RAIL OWNERSHIP ENDING   Says If Industry Of ‘Public Interest’ Shouldn’t Be ‘Medium For Private Profit’

Rail Unions’ Strike Rights Emphasized  if Not, Meany Says, Railroads May as Well be Nationalized

Meany Opposes Rail Plan   Savs Railroads Might As Well Be Nationalized

WHERE TO FIND IT   Asks Nationalization Of RRs If Right Is Denied

_AT HOUSE HEARING Meany Says Proposed Railroad Action Next To Nationalization

SCHOO KS Ede HHAAHDEIONECH  City Plans Action On Parking Control

SSO Seoeoaoseeaeeeoeeoeeeoe6¢e2@  City Plans Action On Parking Control

Inside Today   Despite 2-Day Junket Big Week Is Foreseen In General Assembly

Redistricting Battle Awaits Return Two-Day Excursion. Breaks  Legislature’ § Work Week

Rejects Other Requests  Examiner Recommends  MoPac Control of C & El

PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD PLANS LATE AUTUMN  AUCTION OF CLOSED DEIPDAT CCHOOIS FOATIIPMIENT  ‘

PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD PLANS LATE AUTUMN  AUCTION OF CLOSED ~~ rimag. CCHOOTS OTITPRIEN

Broad Home Rule Powers for Cities   Hultman Rules Power Granted Is Far-Reaching

Hultman Rules Cities, Towns Get Limitless Powers  In Home Rule Bill

Hultman Sees Early Challenge in Courts— Home Rule Bill Gives Cities. Towns ‘Almost Limitless Powers

USCC HEAD SAYS MOVE BENEFICIAL   Some Republicans Start Search For Political Gains

Three Children Die in Flames  _ Youngsters Trapped — In Ozaukee County Rarn af Peronte

_Only They Can Assure Advancement  Sanford Appeals To Negroes To Cultivate Work Capacity

At Trial In Atlanta  Butts’ Lawyer Says Post Charged ‘hix’ For Its Own Profit

FEAR RIVER AT CARLYLE 10 BE OUT OF BANKS   ALREADY OVER FLOOD STAGE IN VANDALIA AREA

Keystone Projects Threatened   Redevelopment Program Bill Beaten in House

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Wealthy U.S. To Borrow First Time From International Bank   Ry STANILEY MFISLER

U.s. Using International Monetary Fund  Unusual Loan Helps Protect Gold

‘Wealthy’ U.S. Seeks First International Loan  U.S. Will Borrow to Check Outflow of Gold

'Nation’s Gold Supply Dwindles —  U.S. Gets Monetary Fund Loan   By STANLEY MEISLER

‘Wealthy’ U.S. Seeks First International L  U.S. Will Borrow to Check Outflow of Gold   By STANLEY MEISLER

Permanency Of Sales Tax Being Sought   Bill To Reapportion House Introduced; Each County Gets 1

Fire Loss Set At $50,000 to $75,000  Penn-Ohio Coal Company lo Rebuild Razed Tipple

Hazy Photo Of Incident  Discounted   Picture Apparenily Converted Merchant Ship Sailine In Ares

Pentagon Holds Views; Phofo Of Ship Shown   Castro Denies His Planes Fired On Two Shrimp Boats

On The Inside   SHIP INTRUDED, CUBA CHARGES   Brazil-French Lobster ‘War’ Looms

Cuba Claims Violation by  U.S. Vessel  Castro Regime Charges Ship Sent Into Tte Watere

U.S. Makes Seas Unsafe. Castro Cries   Denies Cuban Forees Attacked Shrimp Vessel

MIG Attack Is Denied In Midnight Talk   Antenna Laden Shit Reported Cruising Off Havana Harbo:

Charges Hurled At U.S. Castro Denies Planes  Attacked Shrimp Boat

Fidel Claims U. S, Navy Ship Violated Cuban Sovereignty   Denies Attack on Boat and Says U. §, Making Navigation Unsafe,

Castro Denies Attack on Boat  Accuses U.S. of   Accuses U.S. of Creating Tensions In Seas Off Cuba

Castro Denies Attack   Crowds Cheer as Fidel Reads Kremlin Speech

Hazy photo shows ship off Havana  Castro charges seas are unsafe for naviaation

(‘Unsafe for Navigation’  U.S. Accused of Violating Cuban Waters Sovereianty

Violation Of Waters, Cuba Says   U. S. Accused of Navy Intrusion; Castro In New Tirade

Castro Denies Boat Attack   ‘Artificial Tensions’ Are Blamed On U.S.

COME AFTER SHIP ATTACK IS DENIED   Castro Harangues Audience With Familiar Line

Castro's Regime Charges U.S. Nav Violating Waters: ;  “Releases: Photograph of “Ship Cruising of Havana -.

Castro Denies Boat Attack  “Artificial Tenciane’   ‘Artificial Tensions’ Are Blamed on U. S.

Says U.S. Violated  Cuban Sovereignty   Washington Awaits Answer to Protest Against Shrimp Boat Incident; Castro Line Not Surprising to U.S, Officals

Photo of Ship Released  Cuba Accuses U.S. Navy Of Violating Its Waters

Castro Denies Rocket Attack on Shrimpers   Claims Ametican Vessel Violated Cuban Sovereitant\

30 PLYMOUTH COUNTY MEN WILL BE VOTING DELEGATES AT NFO NATIONAL CONVENTION

old VP Renneay’s rian...  ‘Avait Talks Between Rail Industry, Union Officials

Largest Turnout Of Royalty Expected At Wedding Of Princess Alexandra

Gr oup Will Study Tax  Revision _f Ogg oe   Movement Started By Ford, 4 Others

Ford and Others To Have Session lo Discuss Plan   Expected to Present Plan to Pres. Kennedy

Ford Heads Tax Change Group of 5   Compromise Plan To Be Presented, Paper Reports

JFK Will Get Ford Plan to Cut Taxes ©   Auto Magnate, Other Business Chiefs Confer

Ford, Other Leaders Making Study— Businessmen May Recommend Tax Plan

Henry Ford Heads the Group .... Business Leaders Consider New Jax Plan

Nightelub Operator Gis Down Oswald  As Millions Wateh   FBI Says Assassination Case Not Closed: No Proof by Trial

  To Become Up. To- Date  65 Legislature May Face Problem Of Election Laws

Argument: Flare At  Council   American Cardinal Enters Fracas On Conservative Side

Debate Seen Resumi At Vatiean  Council Fathers Snltt On Teane OF   Council Fathers Split On Issue Of Forced Retirement

Council Split Over Curia  Reformation Bishops Also Are Sharply Divided CYene Dseinntinisé

Bishop Age  Issue: Spurs  New Dehate   Spellman: Asserts They Lack Power For ‘Corrections’

 Spellman Conciliatory Bishops Argue Curta  Reform In New Debate   Russia Charged With  Antisemilic Campaten

Age Issue ‘On Bishops Is Argued   Ecumenical Unit Is Divided Gn Reform Matters

Bishops Split Over Counei  Reform Ideas   Retirement Issue Of Aged Prelates Latest to Evolve

Resignation Of Old Men Chief Issue  aware nee wean:   Objections To 75 Year Limit Heated

. Split Grows On Reform Vatican Council Debates Retirement For Prelates

Catholic Council Studies Key Issues —  Bishops’ Retirement Debated

Vatican Ecumenical Council New Issue Arises In Reform.  Retiring Of Aged Bishops

Shot Kills Senator In Brazil Feud   Firing In Chamber Misses Target, Hits Bystander

One Dead In Brazil Senate  Gun Episode   Senator Misses His Enemy, Kills Another Colleague

Senator Fires  At Foe, Kills  3rd in Brazil Shot Accidentally  Hite Innarent

Shots Fly In Senate At Brasilia   Innocent Victim Dies In Surgery

Takes Bullet Meant For Another Solon In Senate Chamber Shooting; 3 Shots Fired

Misses target, kills third lawmoker  Brazilian senator tak es aim at opponent

BRAZIL’S STORMY POLITICS Senator Shoots at Foe.  Misses, Kills 3rd Man

Senator Killed In Shooting By Fellow Solon   Target of Shot Is Unhurt; Victim Is  Innocent Bystadner:

Welsh Urges Huge Spending Program, Fails To Specify How To Get Money

In New York Newspaper Strike  Publishers, Printers Talk 5 Hours Without Results

NEWS WALKOUT TALK FRUITLESS   49-DAY BLACKOUT NOT HEADED FOR QUICK AGREEMENT

Israel Gaining As Power Tilts In Middle East   Authorities See No Dramatic Shift Despite Federation

Leelee Eee.  MOM'S A TEEN-AGEP AGAIN   Drastic Shakeup of Space Agency

Safe Conduct Limited  Repression Feared When OAS Team Leaves Haiti

Diplomats Fear Haiti fo Have New Terrorism   Puvalier’s Foes Expected to Face Added Repression

Diplomats Fear New Violence   OAS Mission Prepares To Leave Haiti

Dominican Expected To Prolong Crisis Bloody Repression Of Haiti Chief's Foes Feared As Probe Unit Departs

Fresh Fears Spread in Haiti Crisis   More Repressions Expected After Depariure of OAS

ONLY PART OF REFUGEES DUE VISAS   Duvalier Threats Made Tuesday Hint Trouble

As Investigators From OAS Leave   Dulavier Balks At Safe Conduct

‘Diplomats Concernea  Fear Harsh Haiti Action Aaainst President's Foes

Diplomats Fear New  Outbreak   Expect Dominicans To Insist On Safety For All Political Refuceee

New Bloodshed Feared When Mission Leaves   Tension, Fear Grip Haiti

Feara NewBlood Bath tt Haltlas OAS Probe Ends   President Won't Lat Consplrators Leave tha Natan New

New Bloodshed In Haiti Feared   Probe Commission Prepares to Leave

Government To Let Only 15 Foes Go   Crisis Expected To Be Prolonged by Dominican Rerime

OAS Fears New Haifi Bloodshed   Repressions May Return After Mission Leavec

Another Crisis Seen In Haiti   Trouble Expected After Fact-Finding Mission Departs

Diplomats Fearing New  Haiti Terror Duvalier May Take Action After OAS Team Leaves

Haitians Fearing  More Bloodshed   Repression Seen  After OAS Leaves

 AVOR, L72IUUUY ANCPT COOOL  Concern Spreads Over Departure Of Mission

New outbreak of terror feared in tense Haiti  RInady vanvaccinan af Duvalter’< nalitical   Bloody repression of Duvalier’s political foes expected after OAS mission leaves

After OAS Officials Depart  See Bloody Curbs Against Duvalier’s Foes

As Probers Leave Haiti — Fear New Repression \Of Duvalier's Opponents

Diplomats Fear New Bloodshed Coming in Haifi  - Duvalier Expected to Start New Repressior

Fear Repression in Haiti Following OAS Team's Departure to Dominican

U.S. DEPARTURE FROM HAITI TO PROLONG CRISIS  SIX-NATION GROUP LEAVES DUVALIER  VAIIV LI LIiifn *}7RALTIPMI CfA

Memory Marches On   Fresh Reprisals Feared Facing Haiti Chief's Foes

- Inside   With The Legend: Silence Is Golden -   kk  Mystery Benefactor Mails Money

Stunned Yanks Use Dav Off for Travel  To Regroup lorces   Podres Sets Down New York 4-1 On Heels of Koufax Opening Win

LA. Pitching Again Beats Yankees, 4-1   Podres Gains Triumph In Second Game Of ‘Series’

Podires Fails Shutout Bid la Ninth   Skowron Homers For N.L. Champs In 4 ta  Victory

Vatican Upset By Comments 2atan Vpset by Comments  S. Viet Nam Archbishop Calls Off Papal Audience

Vatican Upset By Comments  S. Viet Nam Archbishop Calls Off Papal Audience

Yale Professor Freed  am. 4¢., Pp... . Bp ._. ike Om * eige smese

‘Hays Delegation Returns Early  Congress Junketeers Fly Home on Winds of Criticism

FIRST-CLASS TREATMENT AT HOME, TOO  (Qtr eeeeessere ESSE ssumcearnsneeernentrensense=ntgnste Asner SSeS  ‘Junketeers Curtail European Visit

No Official List Available Junketeers, Who Took Headwaiter To Paris, Home Under Criticism

WAITER DEFENDS TRIP Lawmakers Cut Short Assailed European Junket

Congressional Junketeers Return Home   Criticism Follows Solons Who Took Waiter Abroad

Congressional Junketeers Back From Paris Ahead of Schedule on Tailwind of Criticisrr

Tax-Supported Fleet on Hand for Taxi Service  Disputed Junket Ends on Classy Note

Criticism Halts European Junket Congressional Jaunters Home Early--In Style

Arrival In US First Class, Like Tri Abroad— Criticized Junketeers In Early Return Home

Solons Back. From Europe With Waiter   Junketeers Wind Up Trip Early Behind Tailwind of Criticism

Ambassador Also Seeks To Interview Prisoner And Details on Charges   Reporters Not Welcome  Junketeers, Criticized for Taking Waiter With Them, Return to U. S.

Congressional Junket Returns  Taking Headwaiter Of House Along  Brings Criticism

Criticized for taking House waiter on junket to Europe, Congress travelers hurry home

NEWSMEN UNWELCOME AT AIRPORT Tailwind Of Criticism Speeds Conaressmen, Headwaiter Home

Junketeering Party Returns   Newsmen Not Fully Welcome at Arrival

Congressional Junketeers Return Home  Criticism Follows Solons Who Took tune At... #  Waits

Hoover’s Condition Still Bad  7 hiv when et  eeee wae   Doctors Continue 24 Hour Watch

Schake Chosen ‘New Mayor in Evansdale Vote   Hughes Demands Decision On Policy for Prisoners   To Reveal  More Data Thursday

Convoy Rolls into Berlin—   Decide Now on Prison Policy: Hughes to Board

Must change prison program, says Hughes as captain of reformatory guard resigns job

Alex Karras Also Barred  From Game  Suspension Indefinite For Pair

On the inside   &OTE Sports Duietin —  Hornung, Karras suspended

Freeman Accused Of Deceit, Pressure  On Farmers In Wheat Referendum

Mourners Crowd Vatican To Pay Last Respects To Pope   Picture, Another Story, Page 5

Many Thousands See Body Of Late Pontiff Lying In St. Peter’s Basilica

In Silence and Awe  Thousands File Past Body Of Pope in Basilica

Lyndon Johnson To Attend F uneral Thousands See Pope’s Body,  Cardinals Converse On Rome

Thousands File Past Body Of Pope   Years Abroad Taught Pope John Diplomacy

Tens of Thousands Of People Pour Through Basilica To See Pope's Body

Pitti, FAV  Crowds Honor Pope   Cardinals Meet  Conclave To Select New Pope Scheduled June 19

Will Meet To Name New Pope   People Contieue To File Past Body For Last Lock At  Povo John

Private Services  Thursday   Balloting For New Pontiff By Cardinals Will Start June 19

‘Everyday People’ Pay Last Respects To PontiffThousands View Body Of Pope Lying In State

Srsicde gL      BURIAL TOMORROW NIGHT  Pope’s Body Lies In State

Today's Telearam   St. t, Peter's Square Mourners File By To Offer Tribute To Pope

Thousands View Body Of Pope  Long Lines Of ; Ta Ey   Long Lines Of Mourners Visit St. Peter's

Crowds Honor Pope   Cardinals. Meet Conclave To Select New Pope Scheduled June 19

Vast Throng Passes Bier  To See Pope   Mourning Period Of Nine Days To Begin On Friday

Thousands Pay Tearful Tributes To Humble Pone  Cardinals Decide To Start Election Session June 19

Thousands Pay Last Respects To Pope John   Cardinals Set Election Date For Successor

Mourners File Through Basilica Thousands Come  To Pay Homage At Bier Of Pope

Thousands of Mourners See Body of Pope   Election Conclave To Open June 19

Thousands move past catafalque  Body of Pope lies in state   Face serene

Tens Of Thousands Pay Homage At Bier Of Pope   CARPENTERS AT WORK

Thousands View Body Of Pope John  Remains Rest On Structure Inesda Ga Dataw'«

~THRONGS VIEW POPE’S BODY Call June 19 Conclave To Elect New Pontiff

Thousands in Awed Silence File Past Body of Beloved Pope John   Cardinals Decide to Call Conclave June 19 to Elect New Pontiff

At Pope's Funeral....  Lyndon Johnson Will Represent JFK In Vatican

ADC Criticism Unfair: Hughes  Used Improperly   Used Improperly By Only a Few

Report Says Leader Plans Death Of Foes   Dominican Troops Ready At Border To Hold. Embassies.

DUVALIER MAY GIVE ORDER TO STOP REBELS   Santo Domingo Sends Large Forces To The Border      ‘SAFETY IN EMBASSY NO LONGER CERTAIN

Diefendort  Group Sees Huge Savings Plan Would Put  Costly Plants To Better Use

Birminghams Mayor Pledges Quest for Peace   Court Ruling Ousts Hard-Core Integra:  _ tionists From Con. trol of City.

INSIDE THE LIMA NEWS   New City Council Replaces Hard-Core Segregationists  Relative Calm Settles On Birmingham

South's Racial Situation Relaxed   By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

New City Government in Control at Birmingham   High Court Ousts Commissioners

New City Government   EY RR Ee $e.  Tension Eases In Birmingham As Racial Situation Improves

Steel City’s New Regime TakesOffice   Tension Eases In Birmingham, Other Areas Not Settled

NEGROES DEMONSTRATE IN GREENSBORO  New City Government To Rule Birmingham

River Crests At 57.8 Feet, Drops Slowly  Quicker Fall Is Expected Over Weekend

River Crests At 57.8 Feet, Drops Slowly  Quicker Fall Ts Expected

Funeral 10:30 Friday For Mrs. Frank Wynia   Dies Tuesday at Sioux City

Macmillan More Eager For Talks   Pressure from British Prime Minister Reported For Kennedy Conference

Goldwater Feels U.S. Is ‘Fed Up’   Claims Foreign Aid Cut Reflect: Public Ovinion

Barry Approves Higher Slashes In Foreign Aid  Pressures Seen  From ‘Rather r Fe ed  T Tee?

Barry Says Aid Cuts Too Small  Declares U.S. Fed Up With Giveaway

Udall to Sign Contract Coal-to-Gasoline Project May Boost Ailing Industr

Good News For Housewives Government Economists See Nothing To Topple Budget

Housewives Can Relax For Awhile —Price Boosts Won't Hit Budget   U.S. Cost Of Living Remains Unchanged For September

No Outbreak Of Autumn Price Boosts Seen— US Housewives, Relax —For Present, Anyway

Taday’s Index   "HOUSEWIVES, RELAX—-FOR NOW, ANYWAY Recent Price Boosts Not Expected To Unbalance The Family's Budget

ORE THAN 100 PATIENTS EVACUATED   Flames In Top Floor And Roof Of 94-Year-Old Building Fought By 160 Firemen. No Iniuries.

Byrnes Offers Files on Effort To Assist Firm   Mortgage Setup’s Tax Plea Details Told in Letters

Phone News and Ads te   Officials Still Expecting To Initial Treaty Today

Police Ambush Zos Bandits. Kill 1   Convicts Tear Up Prison - When Guards Halt Break

Five Whites Are Hurt In  Kansas City   Carloads of Negroes Attack Groups In KC Park Saturday

Rock's Aides Pushing for Fee Increases  Voter Reaction On Tax Pledge Feared by GOP

Americans  Respond to  Pressure  In Viet Nam Take Up Arms  in Jungle War And Capture 17 Red Guerrillas

Cooks And Advisers Enter War   Noncombatants Go Into Jungle After — Major: Capture 17

 Colonel’s Patrol Scores U.S. Army Cooks, Advisors Capture Red Guerrillas

Gls Corral Vietnamese Guerrillas  U.S. Military Advisors and Cooks Capture   U.S. Military Advisors and Cooks Capture 17 Communists

U.S. Military Advisers Take 1] Prisoners   Drop Noncombatant Role, Form Patrol And Round Up Reds

U. S. Advisers, Cooks Enter Viet Nam Battle   . « CAPTURE 17 COMMIE GUERRILLAS

DROP NONCOMBATANT ROLE  US Advisers Form Patrol In Viet Nam, Capture 17 Reds

U.S. Forces Enter War In. Viet Nam, Capture 17   Troops Search For Lost Maior

Charlie says he knows. Letter claims train robbery loot $6-million

Letter Writer Gang Member? ‘Charlie’ Claims Train Loot Is Exaggerated

See RED CARPET, Page 2      Valley Falls Will Vote On Swimming Pool Bond Issue

With disarmament agreement as goal  Gromyko proposes summit conference

ONLY TARGET TOUGH WORDS   Canada’s Pearson Urges Progress  During War Lull

 Gromyko Asks Summit  ‘Meeting Disarmament   Proposes Meeting In Moscow Before Next June 30

Gromyko Proposes 18-Nation Summit Early in '64—  Soviet Call for Disarmament Talks

Moscow Offered As Site Gromyko Proposes An 18-Nation  Summit Meet On Disarmament

JRGES EARLY '64 MEETING AT MOSCOW   jromyko Calls For Highest Level 18 - Nation Parley In U.N. Speech; Kennedy Talks Tomorrow.

Plan Offered by Gromyko Before U.N.   ULS., Soviet. Would Retain Limited _ Stock of Missiles -

18-Nation Huddle on Arms Curb   Russian in Mild Talk; Nuclear Space Ban Accord Urged

ADENAUER IS ONLY TARGET TOUGH WORDS   Canada’s Pearson  Urges Progress During War Lull

Russia Urges 18-Nation Arms Parley  Gromyko Offers Moscow as Site yD. Bh hl @.. Lk

The State House Beat —  Riley Out As Registrar; Name Watertown Solor

Committee Kills School Law Repeal    . May Clear Air» - For Seranton  [ey eee nee ee wi

State Assembly Roundup  Senale Kills Repeal Of School Reorganization

Court: States To Give Needy  ‘ree Legal Au Free Legal Aid   Others Have System

LEGAL AID FOR INDIGENT  Court Gives Rules on Legal Aid Protection

ATTENDANCE ‘PADDING Virginia Education Board Slates Scott Ruling Today

Scott School Record Ruling Slated Today   Higher Salaries For Teachers May Be Recommended

Reds claim  U.S. charges fabrications  Saturday fight  79 CFP awh

‘Korea Reds Dr ‘aw Blast. On Murders   UNC Leader Says Raids Must Stop, Assails ‘Bandits’

Cloud Demands Reds Keep Out Of Yank Sector   Blame Shifted by Commie Leader

Youths Rally In Viet Nam Despite Ban   Vietnamese Police Arrest Three U. S, Newsmen.-In Riots

Official US. Automobiles Searched   Insults Hurled On Saigon Streets:  Demonstration Grow:

American Officials  Halted, Searched  University Students Stage. “Mass Protest Against Diem

Student Protests Grow  Defiant Police Search Official U.S. Cars in Viet Nam: 3 Arrested

3 Americans Arrested By Viet Police  Embassy Lodges Protest As U.S. Autos Searched

‘To Hell with Americans’ Official U. S$. Cars Searched by Soldiers

To Hell  Wi th Americans” Unrest In Viet Nam Takes Anti-U.S. Turr

CAN THIS CROSS THE PACIFIC?   Saigon Police Arrest U.S. Photographers, Search Cars

But Say West Must Change Stand  e eo Soviets Promise to ‘Support’  U.S. Moves to End Cold War

Russia Backs JFK’s Bid to End Cold War   Geneva Specch Give: First Official Soviet Reaction

‘red to Economic Growth cae Roads Have Big Role In Districts Future

lied to Economic Growth. . .  Roads Have Big Role In Districts Future

Counties CouldLevy Income Tax   Senate Taxation Head Will Introduce Bill At Tuesday’s Session

LEGISLATURE TO STUDY PROBLEM OF AID CHECKS   SEEK COMPROMISE BETWEEN KERNER AND GOP LEADERS

It’s Dull Day As Legislature Back at Work   Committee to Study Appointment of Healey To Board of Regents

Castro Unveils A New Missile   Calls Kennedy A “Vulgar Pirate’ On Anniversary

ALONG WITH CHILDREN  ——  Hyannis Port for Weekend   Senate Rejects Bill Banning Selling of Wheat to Russians

FOHrOw L0Ong 1Fraaqirion Hyannisport Thanksgiving.  Planned by Kennedy Faniity

Three Youngsters Treated in Hospital For Minox Injuries   Hocnital Patisnis.

sa a aa a iN a al  IN COMMITTEE ACTION Revenue,S pending Legislator Topics

L.A. Pitcher Strikes Out 15 Yankees   Ford Shelled For Four Runs  In Second Inning

Dandy Sandy Whiffs 15 Dodgers Beat Yanks 5-2 As Koufax Sets Record

Capacity Crowd Is Forecast Sun Clears Out   Sun Clears Out Morning Haze

Koufax Fans 15 Yankees To Set Mark   Reseboro Bat Leads Attack On Americans

Loyal Argentine Forces Capture Big Naval Base   Rebel Troops Withdraw In Other Areas — Leader Flees Krom Capital.

Rebels Lose Navy Airbase In Argentina  Government Air Attack Batters Base  Into Surrendar

Led by Generals  Argentine Revolt Fading As Government Jets Blast Rebel Held Naval Station

U.S. Works For NATO Acceptance   Multi-nation Nuclea Force Accord, Aim Of Envoy Merchant

Machinists  Walkout Is Forestalled  Kennedy Directs Action To Delay Strike On Boeine

CO A Bek De SAN     House Gets Bill to Allow Court to Amend Rules   Custodial Board Bill in Senate   BOTT EN et Fee Fe ee SE     Empire State Building Hit By Fire; Section Closed

Pay Bill Discussed House Gets Bill to Allow Court to Amend Rules

Pearson Says Canada Reneges On Pledges   Must Accept Nuclear Warhead: To Honor Pledges

‘New demands for investigation Industrial gases ignited to cause explosion on sub

Margaret Chase Smith Eves New Hampshire Primary  Lady Senator Eyes Presidency

L.UPIOUS LOOK Fn SER EES Ren ta NEN SAR ean papain  Caroline, John Romp

Fi igure Up $200 Million  Legislature Approves $2.82-Billion Budget

VACATION IN GREECE  Jackie In Bathing Suit On Outing In Bay's Blue Waters Off Athens

AUXILIARY TO SPONSOR ST. PAT’'S TEA, BAZAAR AT TEOION WT. GATITRNWAY

In McLeod and Meeker Counties  ] New ‘Iron Range in State Possible

[CORE DRILLING JUSTIFIED— Signs of New Iron Range Found Near Hutchinson

Find Every, ADC Family Has TV Set   Report “lrregularities” In illinois Aid Program Cost Public $60 Million.

Change Request On Use of Funds  Would Make Denial: Subject to Review

Solons’ Early Okay Likely      Hikes To Average 14.4 Per Cent;  Reservists To Share In Increase

14 Per Cent Increase Is Proposed   Would Add $1.7 Billion Annually To Salary Budget

Gary, Ind.:  Teachers Absent  From Classrooms   Union Strikes but 300 Others Are in Schools

Teachers In A? Schools At Gary Strike   But About 300 Cross Picket Lines To Classes

Calls For African Liberation  Warns Against  Th? Fa rr_tee1 tact rrr e   Warns Against Imperilist Ideas

Man Who Guided Gov. Sanford Into Office May Run Himself   ‘Bennett Says He’s Considering, Others Think He’s. Now In Race

Hints Special Session On Liquor If No Bill Passes   Propertv Tax Relief

Oil Slick Seen After Test Dive   Rescue Enpossible At 8400 Ft. Depth Navy Chief Says

Searching Centers East Of Boston; 129 Men Aboard; Oil Slick Seen

129 Aboard AtomicCraft Thresher Oil Slick Seen In Atlantic, Navy Reports

See Oil Slick In Area Where Thresher Lay  Disappears East of Boston; Hint Failure

129 Men On Board; Oil Slick Seen   Possible Break In Communications Only Hope Now Held

Navy Fears Vessel Sank Off Cape Cod   129 Men Aboard Nation’s Finest, Deepest Diver

No Hope of Any Being Alive Ii Vessel Is 8,400 Feet Below Surface as Navy Thinks.

129 Aboard Thresher : In Atlantic   Overdue After Diving Tests; © Oil Slick Sighted

JFK Urges Business To Back It Up   Sets Forth His Views On Many Things in Magazine Item

Warns Against Axe Grinding   JFK Urges Businessmen To Back Tax Slash Bill

Meetings To Be Held In Sao Paulo  Rio Puts A Tight Clamp On Pro-Castro Congress

Brazilians Threaten Red Group   Rally Is Set By Pro-Castro Oreanization

Anti-Red Governor To Arrest  Organizers ©   Organizers Of Congress Get Sharp Warning

 Brazilian Governor Acts Red Congress Organizers Threatened With Arrest

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   louse Commiftee’s Shift To Right On Foreign Aid Indicated

See Shift in U.S. Foreign Aid Picture  Influx of GOP May Change Committee Plan

No Russ Bases '  GOP Senator Asks New Blockade Against Red China

Tate Victory Margin Reduced—  Sharp GOP Challenge To Philadelphia Demos

Integration leaders plan new strategy  tok a _f   Voice hopes ol agreement to end racial crisis

STREETS ARE QUIET WITH POLICE WARY   Many Reactions Are Piling Up  From Situation

Streets Are Quiet  White, Negro Leaders Talk,  Birmingham Truce Ends

Negro Aides Huddle in Race Truce   Birmingham Edgy After Close Of Moratorium

40 Are Killed As Holiday Airliner Crashes In ‘Graveyard Of Planes’

Border Markets Open On Aug. 1  This Is In Line With Proposal By  a Srrawyety ePfPaiiTrea

Halleck Sees House Passing Tax Bill And Some Kind Of A Civil Rights Law

House Okay of Tax Cut, Rights Bills Predicted  Stiff Opposition In Senate Foreseen Ry Ran Halla-L

Halleck Expects Measures to Pass  Optimistic on Tax, Rights Propesals

House GOP Leader Halleck Forecasts Passage of Rights and Tax Cut Bills

Halleck Expects Tax Change Bill  _ Foresees Opposition Will Come in Senate

Halleck Predicts Tax Cut Bill And Some Sort Of Civil Rights Will Pass The House

Rep. Halleck predicts senate battle  Tax reduction - some civil rights legislation likely

House to Act On Civil Rights, Tax Reduction   House Leader Sees Opposition to Both Measures in Senate

House Seen Passing Tax. Rights Bills   GOP Leader Predicts Victory For Measures But Senate Trouble

House Will Pass CR Bills: Says U. $. Solon   Contrary To Previous Views: Tax Bills Near

House Action Predicted on Taxes, Rights  GOP Chief Halleck Sees Passage of Bills: Expects Senate Fight

Pilgrims Throng Holy Land Route To Nativity Site  Bethlehem Ready For Ceremonies Of Christians

Thousands Of Pilgrims At Bethlehem   Christians Observe Nativity OF Jesus; Pope In Peace Plea

Pilgrims Pray At Manger In Bethlehem   Peace of World Is Shaken by Trouble Snoate

Pilgrims Gather at Bethlehem   Christians Around World Mark Festival Although Mankind Still Divided

nowSwamps Christians Prepare to Mark outhern States The Birth of Prince of Peace

Christians Journey After Star  TLIIOOLISAANINS TO) UA/ORSHID INI HOLY CITY   THOUSANDS TO WORSHIP IN HOLY CITY   Strife Among Men Mars Christmas Message of Peace

Mankina’s Differences Remain Evident  Christians Celebrate Birth Of Prince Of Peace

Pilgrims Flock lo Grotto Today   Many Reminders of Mankind’s Division

Pilgrims Flock  Into Bethlehef   Pleas For Peace . Go Unheeded In Mach Of World

PILGRIMS GATHER IN HOLY LAND   Thousands Flock Tea Bethlehem On Christmas Marked By Cyprus Battles, Berlin Reunions.

WHITE YULETIDE ASSURED LARGE SECTION OF AMERICA  Christmas Pilgrims Flock To Bethlehem

VIMRM. BRING WRITE CARISTMAS a MNES  Pilgrims Flocking To Scene Of Nativity In Bethlehem

i housands flock to Bethienem .  Peace of Christmas Shattered by Shots

Christians Hail Prince Of Peace   Indian Riverland Opens Its Heart To Needy Children

GATHER IN HOLY LAND   Thousands Flock To Bethlehem On Christmas Marked By Cyprus Battles, Berlin Reunions,

Christians Throughout World To Celebrate Birth Of Christ      Pope Will Journey Into Land Of Hate, Bitternes:

Thousands Of Pilgrims  Flock To Holy Land To Celebrate Anniversary  Of The Birth Of Christ

Christ’s Birth Is Celebrated By Christendom  Town Is Crowded Just As It Was Day He Was Born

MANY SPOTS MARS PEACE   Occasion Also Brings Shipwreck. Some Shooting

Christians Journey After Star   THOUSANDS TO WORSHIP IN HOLY CITY   Strife Among Men Mars Christmas Message of Peace

FREEZING      Like The Day Christ Was Born, Bethlehem Aaain Crowded

Peace on Earth  + + + M@ F + +  Christianity Prepares To Ce'ebrate Nativity

Millions To Mark Christ's Birth  * * * * * * * * * x 3 * x * x * * Dano Daal Teeompe Plana Far Donro. TDinity On Rarth

Christians Prepare To Celebrate The Birth Of The Prince Of Peace

Throngs Flock At Bethlehem For Christmas   IN SHIP FIRE  Survivors Say Crew Panicked

WORLD PREPARES TO CELEBRATE  Thousands Of Pilgrims Flock To Holy Land

Christians Prepare to Celebrate Nativity With Religious Services, Reunions, Feasting   Bethlehem Prepares to Celebrate Christmas With Rites at Christendom's Oldest Church

BENEATH NEON LIGHTS  Pilgrims From Over World Observe Yule In Holy Land

Reminders of Unrest Remain  World's Christians Observing Christ's Birth

MEETS WITH LEADERS JFK To Send New Civil Rights Plea To Congress Next Week

Missing Niece of Princess Grace Found in Des Moines with Boyfriend

Began In Mid-January Centennial Celebration Of Ford's Birth Ends Tonight With Pageant

Governor, Mines Secy. Tour Strips   Flying Luspection Te See Industry And Its Prablenis

Goldwater Favored Ove Rockefeller   Committee Meets At Denver; Tower  Backs Arizona Sclo

Major Bills Already Before N.C. Assembly   Lawmakers Start At Brisk Pace

Train Pulls Truck Off Viaduct: 2 Die~   Miother “Liberates” AEF General’s Son

Negroes Finally Break Segregation Barrier, Attend Baltimore Theater

Crops Again threatened TEEN SA AERA AS RDS  Cold Clobbers Southwest

Winter Storm, Cold Rap Mid- Continent   New Winter Onslaught Hits State

Sleet, Snow Cover Road: In Midwest   Mercury Skids To Below Zero, Frigid Wave Heading East

Crops Threatened  Near-Blizzard, Cold Wave Slams Across The Nation

46 Below in Montana   ‘) Deiow in Montana  Severe Cold Numbs Plains

Fourteen Schools Participating In Annual Choral Festival Here March 29

i  i i   Equal Pay Measure Approved by House  Debate Erupts Over St. Louis Court Plan: Other Bills Voted

Equal Pay Measure Approved by House   Debate Erupts Over St. Louis Court Plan; Other Bills Voted

Navy Hunt For Sub Thresher Abandoned  way wor =   Fall Weather Balks Search; Piece of Sub’s Tubins Found

Navy Drops Long Search For Thresher   Bit of Tubing From Sunken Submarine’  Hull Is Located

Hunt For Thresher Is Halted   Navy Reports Small Bit Of Tubing From Sub’s Hull Found

Injunction In School Entry Case Sought    Complaint Filed For Quick Test Of Resistance Stand

Injunction Asked to Halt Wallace  Birmingham Tension Relaxes ‘ Bat Greensboro, Jackson Taut -f

Welsh Advocates Boosting Indiana Cigarette Tax To Finance Costly Program

OAS Probe of Haiti  Demanded   Duvalier Branded ‘Madman’ by Bosch

VIOLATES HUMAN RIGHTS’  OAS Asked to Expand Investigation of Haiti

Bosch Asks OAS Probe Of Duvalier   Says Human Rights Violated In Haiti Under ‘Mad’ Dictato

McNamara Stays In Saigon  Defense Leader Writes Kennedy ‘Secret’ Report

$4.4 Billion ‘Pork Barrel’ President Unhappy About Restricting Clause on Panarna

BURKE MARSHALL REPLIES  Grand Jury In Alabama Told To Prove Charges

No Reapportion Decision Soon   None Before April ls ao Good Guess

Traffic Mishaps Kill 19 Ohioans Over Weekend  3 In London Family   3 In London Family Die When Flames Destroy Their Home

Reserves in Review...  Newest Clearfield Unii  Is Smallest in Sector

Reserves i in Review ..  Military Police Compan Started as Small Unit

Grandma Picketing Capitol  nto. etanantla Enhbhiee Ener Walfara Check Boost

In Wheelchair On Capitol Steps : Grandmother Will Continue  Sit-In ’Til Demand Is Met

Oiympio's Tourist Attraction  Grandmother Lobbies from Wheelchair

2:30 P.M. FRIDAY AT OKLAHOMA CITY  Kennedy, Other Officials To Attend Kerr Funeral

Will Plead To Revive Ban Talks   Higher Level Meeting Could Follow Later

BY U. S., BRITISH AMBASSADORS  Khrushchev To Get Test Ban Pep Talk

Workers Underpaid?   Workers Unaerpaidr Increase Tempo of Probe Into Construction Firm

Spectators Throw Eggs at Christine; Ward Admits Way of Life But Not for Money

Scandal Tales Are Denied by Stephen Ward  Chricting le Tarwet   Christine Is Target Of Eaas and Boos

Scandal Tales Are Denied by Stephen Ward   Christine Is Target Of Eqqs and Boos

Ward Denies Introducing Girls for Sex  - Admits Being ‘Immoral’; Reveal Sieg af Adem sccm

Vice Trial Jury Hears Dr. Ward   Defendant Claims He Made Report On Profumo Affair

Spectators Throw Eggs At Christine   Several Hundred Mil Around Court; Ward Defense Set Today

Voters Pick Breathitt  Chandler Not So Happy After Election Defeat

Chandler Goes Down To Defeat   Breath‘tt Scores Smashing Victory In Kentucky Race

(ON THE INSIDE PAGES”   Atforney Breathitt Defeats Chandler In Kentucky Demo Primary

House Grour Okays New Half-Dollar   Likeness of Kennedy Would Appear on Coin; Fast Action Predicted

KERNER PICKS FOUR MEN FOR CRIME BOARD   GOVERNOR WANTS CRIME STAMPED OUT IN STATE

Attorneys Will Work With Solons   Kerner Discusses Many Problems

‘Pension Plan for Dogs’ Retirement Home Guests Wag Tails When Happy

Mike McGarvey Runs Home For Aged Canines   Special Diets, Care Provided

VIET NAM SITUATION <ctieesactiseihastieeeaistinaisinpmnaasaieniaicaie —  Kennedy Gets Report

Aides Report To Kennedy On Inspection   McNamara, Taylor Convinced Reds Can Be Licked by Then

Expect No End Before 1966; Military Effort Not Yet Affected By Politics

See End to War, Mission of U.S. By December ‘65   Kennedy Hears Defense Officials’ Findings on Trip

Local Troops Soon Able To Go It Alone     U.S. Involvement Unneeded Beyond December Of 1965

County Voters To Decide 13 Local Levies  5 School Districts Submit Proposals For Needed Funds

Also State Bond Proposal  13 Local Issues To Be Decided In Nov. 5 Voting

ARMED TROOPS SEARCHING FOR LOST AMERICANS   FIND FIVE BODIES; FIGHTING HINDERS RESCUE EFFORTS

Resume Search: For Americans  Eight Still Missing  After Plane Crashes

Meredith Is First Negro Grad In Mississippi U’s 115-Year History

DAY QUIET IN CONTRAST 10 NEAR YEAR AGO   First Negro In 115-Year History Of School To Receive A Degree   FAMILY, FRIENDS IN AUDIENCE OF 2,500

Becomes Ist Negro Grad At Ole Miss   Graduation Ends Turbulent, Difficuut Career On Campus

First Negro To Graduate At Ole Miss   Arrival Last Year Set Off Rioting In Which Two Killed

Negro Gets Degree At Mississippi   Commencement Day In Sharp Contrast To Campus Arrival

U.S. CASUALTY RATE MOUNTING Americans in Viet Nam Get ‘Shoot First’ Order

Dr astic Policy Change —  Us Troops To Shoot First In. Viet Nam —

Order Issued in Effort to Reduce Casualties  U.S. Forces Fighting Red Guerrillas In South Viet Nam Told to Shoot First

Our Casuaiies there Are Growing  No More Waiting To BeFiredOn For U.S. Soldiers In Viet Nam, We'll Now Be Shooting First

AS \asuaity Rate MOUNTS  US To Permit Shooting Furst’ In Viet Nam

Hope to Cut Casualties In Viet Nam   ‘Shoot First’ Orders Given to U.S. Forces; Another Gl Killed

FUNDS, SPEEDUP ASKED ON RTE. 25   Area Legislators Co-Sponso Bill for $90 Million to Start Work Now

NEW FUNDS ASKED TO SPEED RTE, 25   Area Legislators Seek $90 Million in Bonds ‘ta Build: Hichway Now

HOUSE STILL  UNRESOLVED ON  REDISTRICTING PROBLEM CENTERS  ON TWO COUNTIES; MUST VOTE SOON

Unruh Warns AssemblyMay   Defy Senate  Won't Be Rubber Stamp on Budget

Soviets Snub Red Chinese  At Hiroshima   Delegates Turn Backs To Peking A-Bomb Speaker

-PUBLIC SNUB IN HIROSHIMA—  Red Chinese S peaks, Russians Walk Out

Mass Public Snub of Red Chinese Led by Soviet Group at Hiroshima

SOVIETS LEAD  MASS SNUB OF  RED CHINESE MANY DELEGATES  LEAVE AUDIENCE WITH RUSSIANS

March Led By Russian Delegation   Leave Audience as Man From China Speaks At Atom Meeting

Soviet delegates lead public snub of Chinese at Hiroshima   Rack« to sneaker

Viet Cong Workshop Of Death   Lao Crisis Gets Attention; 7th Fleet Heads For Siam

Officials Call ith Fleet Move ‘Precautionary  Defense Authorities  Say Fleet Not Sent  Tn fraillf Oe Qiam

JFK REVIEWS LAOS DANGER WITH COUNCIL   Defense Sources Say  Ships Ready To Go Into Siam Gulf   TALKS HELD WITH _ THAILAND LEADERS

JFK Banking On Diplomacy To End Strife  Navy Movement Called ‘Purely Precautionary’

Fleet Units Moving To  Siam Gulf   Admiral Felt Makes Trip To Thailand Foy SEATO Talks

Units Move Is Termed Precaution   Kennedy Again Reviews Crisis In Southeast Asia

U.S. Trades 3 Cuban Saboteurs For 21 Americans...See Col. 3   ‘PURELY PRECAUTIONARY’ MOVES  U.S. Seventh Fleet Units Steam Toward Laos Area   End Fire Offered In Laos   Army Withdrawal Is Proposed

7th Fleet Units Move Toward Siam Gulf Area   Charge of Reds  Denied in Laos

FINAL EDITION   INDEX   Kennedy Faces Pressure   Rusk, JFK Confer In Florida

COOPER NAMES CAPSULE ‘FAITH-7’ Astronaut Rehearsing For Ambitious Flight

Six More Killed: State's Toll 574  Two Die in Crash At Cumberland

Soviet Chief. Tito Claim Friendship  Former Enemies  Profess Contempt Bas Doll Cling

Tito Displays Independence  With Relish   Gets Stamp Of Approval From Soviet Premier

Former Enemies Act Like Long Lost Brothers   Dictators Voice Their Contempt for Chinese

ONE OF MAN'S BIG DREAMS  Painless Way to Fill Public Coffers : Lotteries

NEW HAMPSHIRE TRIES IT Quick Money Dream Essence Of State-Run Sweepstakes

High School  Youth Held  In Shooting Policeman Hit  DuringBurglary In New Castle

Berlin Lifeline —  Snarled Again’  Sentut Antics on Autobahn Stir Up Vigorous Protests

>LANS COLD WAR TALKS . Rusk Flies To Moscow  To Sian Test Ban Pact

Car Kills City Man; Girl On Sled Hurt   City Child’s ‘Critical’ In Pittsburgh Hospital   Charles W. Whitney Victim In Auto Miehan

Senate Quiz Opened in Baker Case   Involvement of West Germar Girl Sidestepned at Start

Senate Probe Opens Into Baker's Affairs   Group Picks Delegates To State FB Convention

Sidestep Questions On W. Germany Party Girl bee sidestep Questions On W. Germany Party Girl penal  nvestigators Open  nquiry Into Outside Interests Of Baker

issue Over German Girl Sidestepped Inquiry Is Launched In Baker Activities

Sidestep Girl’s Involvement Senate Probers Open Inquiry (On Baker Business Interests

Sidestep Questions On W. Germany Party Girl Senate Investigators Open Inquiry Into Outside Interests Of Baker

Long Battle May Be Ended — Taconite Amendment  Bill Sent to House

OO a ee eerie  Republicans in House Block  Attempt to Vote on Aid Bill

Renubiicans Force Delay On Aid Vote   GOP Balks Demo “Efforts to Win Early Consideration

March Tune   Ohio’s Rise Remains At Slow Pace   Weather Bureau Predicts Crest At 53.5 Feet

Ohio’s Rise Remains At Slow Pace   Weailier Biiredu Irediets Crest AG SS 2 Pay

Sales Tax Makes Gains In Top Spot   Gasoline Gives Ohio Second Best  Revenue Source

CLOSE CALL:   Fire Under Control In Sprawling  Chemical Complex Near Pittsburgh

Chemical Fire Under Control At Pittsburgh   Firemen Battle 6 Hours; Damage Set At Half Million

Chemical Fire Under Control   Still Burning But Danger Is Past; 20) Firemen Overcome By Smoke

Crews Fight 6 Hours To Check Blaze  OQwerheaatad Racin   Overheated Resin Tank Blamed For Chemical Flames

At Neville Island Complex—  Pittsburgh Chemical Plant Blaze Battled

Man Weeps,  Given Term  nD keR,n   Penalty Depends On Restitution

Cold Heads into Third Week as Newest Blast of Frigid Air Invades Region

KDED Reins to Jack Lacy— New Mexico Man Named to Head Kansas Department

‘If Lightning Strikes’ Manning Ready to Run  For Governor in 1964

Lack Of Money Is Big Problem For Ohio Body   Initial Sessions To Be Devoted To Reorganization

Solons to Face Money Problem In New Session   GOP to Scuttle Appointments

Lack of Money Is One of Major _ Problems Facing State Legislature

Money Problems Top Issues As 105th Ohio General Assembly Opens Session

Republicans In Control As 105th State Assembly Opens Session Doors

SWIMMING LESSONS BEGIN TUESDAY  AT 9:30 A.M. IN LE MARS  MUNICIPAL POOL

SWIMMING LESSONS BEGIN TUESDAY  AT 9:30 A.M. IN LE MARS [oeswreread. POOL

‘Hurricane Alters Course!  Ginny Skirts Long Island Then Heads For Sea; Brings Rainfall

Argentina’s  Blosees Pick  President Final Tally Is  Likely Thursday On Head Of State

Foe of US oil contracts Argentina will elect doctor as president

Electors Naming Argentine Chief  Country Doctor Due To Become President

Country Doctor Expected To Be Elected President Of Argentina Over 9 Men   NOT ANT'!-YANK

Electors Naming Argentine Chiet  mesmbens Thnetbas These   Country Doctor Due To Become President

Top Steer Goes for Only $1.05 Per Pound  ‘Little Joe Grand Champ at State Fair

‘ They Stopped On Jersey Turnpike  Fearfully Blinded By Fog Family Awaits The Worst

Today’s Index   ‘Hidden in Fog and Listeaing— ‘Miracle’ Spared State Family Amid Death-Filed N. J. Pileup

WIRTZ RAPPED BY LEADER OF DOCKERS UNIOK      Two Sides Have Not Me During Strike, Says Negotiator   *N0O BARGAINING:   Shipper Association Head Says Wirtz Perforins ‘Great Service’

Leader of dock union decries Wirtz’ activity   Praised by shippers

Bellmon Offers Help in Finding Doctor for Post   Big Mental Health Problem Indicated

CRISIS IN HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS Editor Sees Rights Struggle Top Story Now And For Years To Come

Editors View Civil Rights Problem — As Top News Story For Years To Come

Group Proposes UW Budget Slash  $11.3 Million Cut Asked in Report

U.W. Budget Cut Proposed   Reduction of $11.3 Million Is Recommended by Subcommittee

Group Advocates $11.3 Million Cut In Budget of UW  Student Fees to Increase KE Branacal Wine Dacenaa   Student Fees to Increase If Proposal Wins Passage

Learns Rural Sentiment Freeman Resumes Tour ‘Of Farm Areas In Nation

Fails to Find ‘Utopia’ 'Turncoat Reports Growing ‘Chinese Hatred for Russia

Defector Finds American Life Excels Chinese  Belhomme Tells Of Hatred For Russia Back OF Bamboo

Ransom Items Being Sold in Cuba At Inflated Prices, Refugees Say

Castro Overthrow Said Certain Mattar al Taiwan Alla Thecllnn Ci...

Castro Overthrow Said Certain —— Matter of Time, Allen Dulles Says

3 Known Dead, B More Hurt In Explosion  San Jose, Calif.  Penn nw Seti

More Than 70 Hurt in San Jose Boiler Explosion...  Blast Rocks Building, Killing 3

California Blast Kills 3 and Injures 73   SAN JOSE STORE INTERIOR IS COMPLETELY WRECKED

73 INJURED; MORE BODIES HUNTED Boiler Explosion Kills 3 at Store Building

The Inside Story   Scores Injured, 10 Critically  Three Killed in Store Blast

Grain Deal Expected to Go Through  Rusk Announces Agreement May Be Reached Soon   BULLETIN

Democrat 15th Dist.  ‘Winner   State Senator Rooney Elected To Walter Post

Dirksen Attacked on Home Front For Stands on Treaty, Civil Rights

Health Menace Feared Thousands Work to Recover Bodies of Disaster Victims

Many Buried by Debris” . Seek to Avert Epidemic  In Flood Ravaged Valley

Premier Sees Site Of Flood   10.000 Work To Collect Bodies For Mass Burial

Recovery Of Bodies ls Pushed   Epidemic Hazard Spurs Burial of Dam Victims

Italian Disaster Victims Buried  Area Threatened By New Landslides

Plan ‘Huge Grave For Flood Victims   To Prevent Epidemics In Italy  10,000 Working To Collect Bodies

Mass Burial Hurried For Flood Victims   10,000 Men Work To Collect Bodies In Italy Tragedy

Plan Gigantic Mass Grave to Prevent Disease  Most of 3,000 Bodies Are Still In Mud Left by Vaiont Disaster

10,000 Men Hunt Bodies In Italy Flooc   Will Bury Them In Huge Mass Grave; 3.000 Lost Lives

Dig In Mud for Flood Victims   Believe Up to 3,000 Died In Alpine Flood

Rescuers Hunt 3,000 Victims... . Italians Fear Epidemic Will Follow. Landslide

10,000 Gather Bodies For Common Burial  Disease Outbreak Is Feared: Estimate   Disease Outbreak Is Feared; Estimate Of Dead Is 3,000

Masses of Children Hurry In for Life-Saving Salk Shots   Dam Disaster Desolates Once-Lovely Alpine Valley

Rescuers Hunt Flooc Victims  Tall AAnuw Wis 2 NAN.   Toll May Hit 3,000; Mass Grave Plannec To Prevent Disease

Giant Grave Prepared In Alpine Area   Victims Of Italian  Dam Disaster Will Be Buried Quickly

Landslide Aftermath:  10,000 Men W orking  To Recover Bodies      lialian officials said no Anmet

At the Italian Disaster Scene...  Job of ‘Finding, Burying the Dead Begins

Disease Preventive  10,000 Look For Victims Of Italian Dam Disaster

Crews Press  Body Search   Mass Burial Set in Italy To Reduce Disease Threat

10,000 Men Work To Collect Bodies  In Italian Disaster   600 BODIES   VEFRONA SOLDIERS

Scholarships to Nurses—   Plan Mass Grave for Dam Disaster Victims

10,000 Men Work To Collect, Bury Bodies To Prevent Epidemic  Dam Disaster Death Toll Could Hit 3.006

600 Victims Of Flood in Italy Found  10,000 Working To Collect Bodies In Dam Disaster

Following Vaiont Dam disaster  10,000 workers toil to collect bodies in Italy

Searchers Seek Lost In Tragedy  5.000 Are Feared Killed By Slide

MASS GRAVEYARD Most of dam victims still buried under mud, debris

Mass of Holy Angels Is Said For Infant Patrick Kennedy   Mrs. Kennedy Spends Day in Privacy of  Room as Son is Buried

President Kennedy, Relative: Attend Infant's Last Rites   NEWS DIGEST

‘Cardinal Cushing Says Muss? Only lmmediaie Mémbeis af Farle fttena

Private Mass Held For Kennedy Baby  President Returns To Wife’s Bedside

Patrick Kennedy Is Buried, Three Days After Early Birth   President, Few Relatives Attend Mass, Interment at Family Plot

Good Things Go Together   Mass of Holy Angels Is Said For Infant Patrick Kennedy   Mrs. Kennedy Spends Day in Privacy of  Room as Son is Buried

Centennial Committee Calls Important Meeting For Monday Night, Sept. 23   10 - Man Commitiee fo Seek Tax Relief fer Rancaers

Centennial Committee Calls Important Meeting For Monday Night, Sept. 23

Junior High May Be Moved To Poquessing Half Sessions Face N eshaminy;  May Build And Shift Pupils

Stage’ Is 3eT-~  Bad Time Appears in the Offing For lowans Who Dispense Liquor by Drink

Speaks Candidly of Clash With President Kennedy  Roger M. Blouah’s Side of the Steel Price Story

bs Popular Views F  Blough Reveals His Side Of Steel Price Hassle

War Threat In Caribbean Easing Off   Dominicans Accept Offer By Haitians

Surprise Move Khrushchev Heading Russian Delegation In Moscow Conclave

Mood Of Rare Optimism Sweeps Western Powers As Treaty Talks Open

First Kremlin Session Lasts for 3 Hours   Mr. K. Wisecracks With Harriman, British Neactiator

Surprise Premier's Presence Boosts Hopes Of Diplomats For A Major Breakthrough

Negotiations Could Break Stalemate   U.S., British Officials Huddle After Meet; More Talks Scheduled

US Encourages Cuban Raids, Soviets Charae   Planes Which Fired Near U.S. Ship \Soviet-Built Jets, Skipper Says

Klan Leaders Give Details Of New Drive   Defector Peaches Hong Kone

Red Bulgaria Bits for More U.S. Trade   Kennedy Studies Proposed Wheat  Gale dw Bic

Some Cities to Be Crippled, Others Won't /Be Bothered by Nationwide Railroad Strike

Survey Reveals Mixed Pattern Nationwide Strike on Railroads  Would Have Varied Public Effect

Kremlin May Call World Summit Meeting Of Communists to Debate Sino-Soviet Spiit

Dalton Drunken Driving Measure OK’dInHouse   Forecast Heavy Work:Schedule Before Deadline

Drunk Driver  Bill Approved   First 2 Convictions To Be Misdemeanors

Legislature to Act. Until Deadline on” Last-Minute Bills.   Deunken Daving and Hoaplialization Bilis Meus is Aagauiae

® Brief Mention   @ Familv Pace   Meat Industry Expansion Benefits Illinois Regions

Many Roads Hazardous  Cold Front Brings Ice, Snow  To Central, South Arkansas

On Agenda Tonight Committee Action Possible On School Bus Amendment

Many Changes Are Expected In State Jobs .   Several Republicans To Follow Bellmon Into State Offices

VOTE IS 89 TO 33   DEMOS MOVING FORWARD’ Noisy Crowd Hears Kennedy In El Paso

Senate Plunges Into Full Debate On Oratory Rule   Southern Forces Oppose Changes In Filibuster Right

Wyoming ls Sought As Customer   Ottawa Would Build Entire System; Delay County Building Plans

$13 Million Bond Issue Gets Okay   Ottawa Would Build Entire System; Delay County Building Plans

Mafia Terror Reign in Fla. Told Probers   23 Gangland Killings, Only  Salved in Tampa

Killings So Carefully Planned That Cops Can't Solve Them   A Florida Police: Chief Tells Senate Probers

Federal Aid Requested by Tampa Chief   ‘Killings Used To Discipline Its Membership’

FOUR BANDITS LOOT DIAMOND PICKUP TRUGK   Bold Holdup Occurred Around 1 P. M. At 12th Ave., 41st   ROBBERS DISGUISED, TWO WEARING MASKS

Daring Holdup Men  In Police Uniforms  Small Portion Of Loot Discovered In Abandoned Diamond Transnort

$1 Million . InGems  Hijacked _InNew York  Truck Held Up. By Four Men; Some of Loot Is Recovered

Bandits Rob Gem Truck Of Jewels   Value Of Loot Estimated As $Million; Top Gem Heist In New York's History

Gotham Police Recover Part Of Loot Later   Four Armed Bandits In Disguise Hijack Diamond Pickup Var

Rocky Opens Campaign Headquarters   Million Dollar Gem Robbery Staged On New York Street

Sen. Bartlett Wants $70 Ounce Hike   Subcommittee Airs Problem as Two Sides Conflict

Debate On Treaty Is Enlivened   Senators Quarrel, — Douglas To Approve Technical Bar Down

Senators Robertson, Fulbright Exchange Sharp Words on Merits of Test Ban Treaty

East Germany > Plans Big Show For Khrushchev      Will Make Attempt To Match JFK’s Reception In West Berlin

School Bus Bill Pushed By Demos   Would Make Law Effective By September

State Department Denies Charges With Hot Tongue   Council Chief Says President Urged New Fight

During Safety Awards Meeting County Industrial Firms  Are Honored At Banquet

Bull Moose Puts Rush On Officers Trying To Drive Him From Pasture

House Republicans Say Tax Cut Worth Only Cigarette Money for Average Worker

GOP SAYS TAX CUT WOULD ‘BE MINIMAL   Amount To Cigarette  Money For Average Wage Earner      CALLED PLANNED  DEFICIT PROGRAM

es Enough for Average Taxpayer  House GOPs Say Tax Cut Idea “Cigarette Money”

_Macath fons-at:nanca.. President Keeps Eye on Foreign, Domestic Events

British Beef Up Cyprus Force: War Scare Fades   Possible Federal Post  LBJ Parleys With Ex-Texas Governor

Britain Sends In More Troops; Help Of World Leaders Is Requested   Johnson Is Visiting At His Texas Ranch

LBJ Takes Ellington — On Deer Hunting Trip   Hopes to Talk About ‘National Problems'

‘Tennessee Governor Guest ne  Johnson Hunts Deer ‘On His Texas Ranch

Lyndon, Guest Rise Early for Hunt and Talk   Ellington Slated For Federal Job?

Where to Find It   Johnson Arouses House Guest for Early Breakfast

Johnson Up Before Daylight Today For Texas Deer Hunt With Friends

Urges: Sti   Labor Leader During Hearing Advises _ ‘Courageous Action’

Controversial Utilities Bill Submitted _  Levislature Gets Hot Potate

WON'T BUDGE FROM WHEELCHAIR     Sit-in Grandma Secks Bigger Dole

WELFARE PAYME INT, 5     Invalid Gr: andmother Sits-In at Governor’s

Valachi Tells Crime Probers  of Gang War   New York Police Check New Leads on Murders

LEGAL STRUGGLE ENDING Rehearing Denied In School Case   STATUS QLO

High lraq Aide Seeks Arab Unity   Nasser Given Plan to Link UAR, Syria. Others Via Politics, Arms

Nine lajured When Car Runs Wild in Crowd  Shoppers Are Bowled Over as Auto Leaps Curt

er eT eee Tee eae Pee eee ee SS He CSC E EE SUE T CET EPEC SET eT Tee TEE CTT e Cree  Rockefellers Expecting Child in June

Rockefellers Expecting Next June  Announcement Issued by Gov‘ernor's Office

Ten Republicans And 10 Democrats Face December 14 Deadline Which Would Force At-Large Elections.

KERNER ASKS FOR 170,000 IN DISTRICT   Ten Republicans And 10 Democrats Face December 14 Deadline Which Would Force At-Large Elections.

Turns Back Amendment by 54-28 Vote   Badly Battered Measure Reaches Showdown Stage

Solons Heed Caution Voiced by President   Showdown Stage on Badly Battered Bill Continues as LBJ‘s Prestige ‘On the Line’ to Keep Measure Intact

IN FOREIGN AID  Senate Heeds LBJ's Call; Beats Back Further Cuts

SENATORS VOTE  55-28 TO UPHOLD  $3 BILLION AID MORSE CONTENDS MILCIONS WASTED  ACOCIC TAAKHE

$80 Million Slash Voted Down 54-28   Morse Attempt To Reduce Funds To Pact Allies Fails

Senate Leaders Remain Silent On Tax Program   Ways And Means Committee Five-Part Plan Passes First Reading In House

Ransom Bill Numbers  Broadcast FBI Remains Silent  OrVerw Shen ana. TRL.

FBI Hopeful Of Early Break  In Sinatra Case  Serial Numbers Of Ransom Money Are Released

RESIGNATION OF WILLIS TURNED DOWN BY BOARD   VOTE 6-2 AGAINST MOVE IN SPECIAL MEETING MONDAY

Russians Told America Will Ignore Talks If Barghoorn Is Not Free

Over Arrest of BarghoornRussian Press Carries  News of JFK's Protest

Baldwin Youth Has Top Steer Today at Fair   Tommy Taul Shows Champion Angus Ir Afternoon Judging

Baldwin Youth Has Top Steer Today at Fair  Tommy Ta ul Shows   co ee, Fe   Tommy Taul Shows Champion Angus In Afternoon Judging

Loss Of Aid Threat In  Crackdown  Offending Nations Told To Halt Shins

MRS, VIOLA KROEGER CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION   Class of 1953 holds reunion

CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS WANT IT IN EFFECT   Accommodations Law's Immediate Fate May Be Known Soon   PETITIONS WAITING ON REDISTRICTING

, "LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT’ Alaskan Not Leaving Russia Until.He Weds Moscow Girl

Seized USS. Firms Not Paid  Aid to Ceylon Endec  in Retaliatory Move

In New York Strike Publishers Remain Firm As  « Post Resumes Publication

lewardess News Strike Talks Resume , Decapitated "A 5 Post Botts Papers'-Ranks:

Hope Fades For Others Tn Mine Pit  Reseue Teams Push Through Shaft

Explosion Traps Workers Deep Below Surface  Ontlaak YD.   Outlook Pessimistic for Those Still In Shaft — 30 Others Flee to Safety.

Hope Gone For Other Eight ee or er Reign  Bodies Of Fourteen Miners Found

Fear Eight Others Were Also Killed   Thirty Miners Survive Blast Late Thursday; Seek Missing Workers

~ Mestly Cloudy   Hopes Dwindle for Any Survivors of Explosion In West Virginia Mine

Blast Traps 22 in Mine   Gloom Shrouds Mining Community; 14 Bodies Recovered, 8 Missing

Red Rocket Chief Gets  Promotion   Action Underscores Soviet Union's New Rocketry Emphasis

Voting Underway.  ‘Organization Candidates Placed In Favorite Roles In Primaries

Drought Relief Still Doubtful   Governor Hasn't Changed Attitude

Drought-Stricken Sooners See Slim Chances For Relief In Near Future

The World Today   x** x xk * x *x* x x   Mobs Bombard Iraq Embassy

2 Americans Climbing Final Everest Leg   Weather Threatens First Yankee Try To Duplicate. Hillary

Flooded With Letters — Judge Denies Ordering  ‘De-Barking’ of Beagle

Dog-Lovers Across Nation Protest California De-Barking’ Incident

Berated AcrossCountry Judge Pleads Innocent In ‘Debarked’ Dog Case

House Committee Told Women Should Get Equal Rewards In Pay Envelopes   Tigers Rated Ist In Nation

 Minimum Wage Also Urged  Women Ask Justice in Pay Envelope In Hearing Before House Committee

Drug ring is cracked by federals  Twelve arrests, $17,500 in heroin is seized in raid

Narcotics:  Dope Ring  Is Smashed In Chicago Annual Business  Of $10 Million; Twelve Arrested

13 Nabbed In Joint Crackdown   Say Cosa Nostra Outfit Controlled 80% of Traffic

$'U Million Operation Chicago Narcotics Raid Nets ‘Cosa Nostra’ Hood

Chicago Dope Ring Cracked; Agents Nab 12   Cosa Nostra Gang Link Seen; Police Help in Roundup

NARCOTICS GANG HAD 80 PER CENT CONTROL IN CITY   FBI ARRESTS 12 INCLUDING COSA NOSTRA MEMBER

To Meet Standards: Fifteen N.H. High Schools Must Alter Curriculum

CRISIS RENEWED Dominican Government Accuses  Haiti Of Shelling Border Town

Dominican, Haiti Feud Hot Again  Duvalier Regime   Duvalier Regime Denies Shelling Dominican Town

Wins Owen Packing Election Here Organizer Naming No Names, Places  Union Takes Aim At Three Of Valley’s ‘Largest Employers

Admiral Testifies  Supporters of Treaty Fear Amendments Could Cripple Nuclear Pact With Russians

SCOUT WEEK  FEBRUARY 7-13,1963 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA   Scout Week Celebrates 53rd Anniversary

—-PRINCES' OF THE CHURCH- _  Pope Is Elected By College Of Cardinals

Today‘s Telegram   More Work For Them og \[lIness: Of Pope Places ISpotliqht On Cardinals

Enlarged  by Pope John a -Aftention Cenfered Upon College of Cardinals

Cerdinals Take on Additicnal Burdens   s _ Govern During Pope's Illness;   Electors in Event of Death

Ceniral Figare Is Maselia  Responsibility Of Electing New Pope Will Be In The Hands Of The 82 Cardinals

Illness of Pope Reason — College of Cardinals Drawing Close Attention

POPE AS HE ISSUED ENCYCLICAL  College Of Cardinals Is Back In Spotlight

During Serious Illness of the Pope. . Attention Drawn to College of Cardinals

82 Princes Of Church College Of Cardinals Certain  To Name One Of Members Pope

College Of Cardinals Is Ready  82 Princes Are   82 Princes Are Church Senaie

Successor from Among 82 Pope’s Illness Focuses Attention on Cardinals

Reluctant Support Is Given Pact   John A. McCone, Director Of CIA Cuts Opposition

LeMay In Agreement On Treaty   General Insists On Safeguards Being Fully Carried Out

LeMay Favors Limited Test Ban Treaty   Joins Other Members Of Joint Chiefs of Staff on Approval

In Today's ALTOONA MIRROR   Housewives Stock Up Sugar Prices Soar In U.S.—  May End 5-Cent Candy Bar

H      :  ousewives Stock Up  Sugar Prices Soar  _Across Country

Many Housewives Stocking Up  Sugar Prices Soar In Nation’s Stores

HISTOMCAL SOCIETY OF MONTANA  iSuaar Prices Clitn   Vara] Reaction

Many Items Hit by Sugar Price Rise   Candy, Beverages, Some Canned Goods Expected To Cost More Soon

Sugar Prices Soar; Crop Failures, -Biqqer Demand Blamed for Sho rtage

Six Die On Eastem Shore Early Today When Auto And Tractor-Trailer Collide Head-On

Head-On Wreck Takes 6 Lives  Maryland Highway Is Littered With ‘Bodies And Metal

* sooper Flight Sidetights  Live But Indistinet T TV Pictures Sent Back To Earth From Cooper’s Capsule

Three Kidnaping Charges Filed  Accused Man in Jail On Traffic Charges

Rainfall, a trace,   Storm Damage In Farmington,  Lancaster Area

BPRES SE POE reat,  State Dept Fears Tougt  Soviet Line  Believe Kremlin Is Revamping Tts  Tr. ..*. Fy] ff? 2? ]

Soviet Union  Seen Revising  Foreign Policy More Difficult   More Difficult To Deal With

Soviet Revamps Foreign Policy  Considers, Mending Rift With Chinese

Soviets Revamping Foreign Policy, May Be Even More Difficult to Deal With, ls Report

FEAR RUSSIANS  PREPARING NEW  TOUGH POLICY MAY BECOME EVEN  MORE DIFFICULT TN RARCAIN WITH

Soviet Seeks To Mend Rift. U.S. Believes   Revamping Policy May Make Kremlin Dealings Tougher

STREET CLOSINGS Map on Page A-2   Police Raid Negro Church In Virginia  3 Men Arrested On Charges _

Gen. Clay Says Aid Measure Can Be Cut   Churchill Gets Honorary United States Passport

Bus Jumps Cliff: 7 Die   17 Injured in Plunge Off Feather River Canyon

Bus Veers,F alls 100 Feet. Kills Seven in California   Bus Careens,  Kills Cadet 

Letter from Bottle; Responsible Youth; Kennedys Outdone   Senate Unit Approves FDR Jr. Nomination

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Dead birds piled high outside of tarpaper shack Police uncover blood-splattered pit, cockfighting circuit

Raid In 2 Counties! Cockfighting Reported Flourishing Ohio ‘Sport

2 Big Ohio Cockfighting Operations Fall in Warren, Tuscarawas Raids

Raids In Two Counties Halt Cockfighting  96 Arrests Made: Men Boast Of Big Ohio Operations

Severe Loss Caused By Wind, Fires  Blizzard Howls  Ahead Of Wave Of Bitter Cold

Severe Cold Hits Plains, North Area   Blizzard Batters » West States, Many Autoisis Stranded

Grass Fires In Colorado And Kansas   Heavy Damage; Winds, Rain, Record Cold; Roads Blocked

Pre-Spring Blizzard Grips Big Area Of Country; Twisters Hit Three States

Cars Stranded In Dakotas by Howling Storn   Tornadoes Strike In Three Stotes

Gales Near 100 MPH In Colorado  Traffic In Dakotas, Noahracka Stallod

Seven Loans Paid In Full Officials Report To Members at Annual REA Meeting

President Asks Cut in Employment   Urges Cabinet to Use Only Help Needed; Economy Rise Is Seen

Cabinet Told ToHold Line On Payrolls   President Busy On Telephone Making Pitch For Farmers

Johnson Lectures Cabinet   Economy Discussed; Farm Aid Favored; Listens To Reports

Hold Employment Line, Johnson Tells Cabinet   » Johnson Poslpones Alrilne Strike, HA

Washington, D. C. - - Capital Of The United States - - A City In Trouble   Fastest Grovwiog City,

Kennedy Sends Letter— Humble, Great Pay Last Tribute To Slain Negro

Announced — At His News Conference   ‘No Subsidy To The Foreign Purchaser’ He Tells Press

US. Benefits Seen In Deal   $200 Million Involved In Surplus Stocks: Subsidy Already Paid

ON THE INSIDE   Winter’s in charge   Season's biggest snaw coldest weather hit

From Rockies to northern Midwest  Season’s biagest snowstorm brings cold

Snow Storms Spread Over Broad Areas   Rain, Sleet Cover Most Of Rockies, Northern Midwest

Big Freeze Grips Many U.S. Areas   Temperature Dips Far Below Zero In Six States

Business Group Seas Budget Cut   Action ‘Reasonable And Practical’ Says Industrial Committee

Favors Tax Cut, But Also Calls For Control  Of Government Expenditures

Says Control Of Spending ls Vital Issue Unit Organized  To Back Plan for Tax Reduction

Woman From Mount Horebs Mother of Yeat  Mrs. Ann a Iverson For ‘orme r Teacher

Move to Merge Six Protestant Groups Planned  Action Authorized By United Church Of Christ at Svnod

REBELLION AGAINST INDIFFERENCE  Job Hunter Tries Musical Approach      —see Photo Page &-A—

W eather Phenomenon   WORLDS GLE SSING  nn  What's Nikita Plan  For Red Chinese?

Red Leader Keeps All  Guessing  Tactics To Cope With Communist China Are Moot

AASKS CONGTess FO ACT OF DIS Mustend teaching of hate, eviland violencein U.S.

LBJ Appeals fo Country: ‘End Hatred’   President Asks Congress to Pass Tax Cut Measure

Johnson calls for civil rights bill enactment   Full text of speech appears on Page 2

New Chief Wants Kennedy Goals Met  LBJ Calls For Action On Civil Rights, Tax Slash

President says Kennedy ideals to become action  Johnson calls for an end to teaching and nreachina af hate: cunnorte civil rants

Vows fo Translate Kennedy Ideas, Ideals Into Action; Stresses Right, Tax Bills

Johnson Urges Passage of Rights, Tax Cut Bills   Appeals for An End to Teaching, Preaching Hate, Evil, Violence

CALLS FOR VIOLENCE, HATE END   Congress Gives New President Sedate Greeting

Tax Cut and Civil Rights Bills Needed  Appeals for End To Teaching Of  Hate and Violence

Asks Solons To Okay Tax, Rights Plans  Johnson Appeals For End To Hate, Evil Teachina

SOUTH AWAITS KENNEDY VISIT   President Expected ta Meet Segregationist Gov. Wallace

First Break In Colored Line  White Scholarship Winner In Alabama Negro College

day's teiirry Flash See Story Page 2  ‘isenhower Trophy Comes to Billings   Kennedy Lets Hair Down Among Kinfolk

JFK Meets With Kinfolk In Ireland   Affairs of State Are Left Behind During Pilgrimage

First Direct Word Soviet Interested In Buying Over $150 Million In Wheat

Scores Still Marooned  Rain Slacks Off, Threat of Mayor Ohio Flood Eases

Qhio Hit By Worst Floods In 4 Years   Cellars Of East End, Glenmoor Homes Flooded By Heavy Rains

State Faces Worst Threat In Four Years   Scores of Families Marooned; Newark Declares Emergency

Ohio Flood Danger Is Decreasing  Hundreds Evacuatec  During Heavy Rain

Hasn't resigned as road chiet ail bi lcs dnc iano  Newell still declines ‘invitation’

Hasn't resigned as road chiel nscale seit 9. -eouddbestna! pthc il  Newell still declines ‘invitation’

FIRE ON LOWER LEVEL CAUSES DEADLY SMOKE   Aerial Ladder Trucks Unable To Reach Upper Floors      MISS AMERICA ONE OF THOSE RESCUED

Miss America Treated For Smoke Inhalation   Deaths Bring Tragic End lo Gala Gator Bowl Week In Jacksonville

Dense Smoke Blocks Many From Safety   Jacksonville, Fla., Scene Of Tragedy; _ Some Fal! To Death

Most Victims Beyond Reach Of Ladders   *Copters in Rescues; Miss America, Party Trapped by Blaze

Most Deaths Attributed To Smoke   Many Guests In City To See Bowl Contest

Gala ‘Gator Week Ends In Tragedy   Miss America ls Saved; ‘Copters In Heroic Roles

Vaunted Soviet Anti-Missile Missile Shown   Military Parade OM Anniversary of Revolution

NIKITA SEES SINO-SOVIET ACCORD Russia Unveils Squadron  Of Anti-Missile Missiles

FIND VIKING REMAINS   Soviets’ Vaunted . Missle Unveiled—  During Ceremony

Russia Unveils Its  Anti-Missile’ Missile ‘ By DANIEL F. GILMORE United Press International

‘Can Hit A Fly In The Sky’   Khrushchev Unveils Anti-Missile Missile

Russia. Unveils Vaunted Missile Which Can ‘Hit A Fly In The Sky’

GOP “Indiana — Plan’’ Suffers Senate Setback   Three Republicans Against Measure; Reagin Joins Republican Support

Police Guard U.S. Legation Against Mobs   . Sofia Site Damaged As Crowd Protests Aclivities Of Spy.

Bulgarian Police Patrol Legation After Mob Riots   Protection Promised After Mob ! Of 3,000 Breaks Building Windows

Promise No Riot Repetitions  Bulgarian Government Guarding U. S. Embassy

Won't Take Licenses  Of Accused  Implied Consent ~ Law Trial Planned

MAY NOT NEED U.S. GRAIN   TWO ARE STILL ALIVE Valachi Tass Killers. Despite Death Oath

Violaiés Uaih of Doom  Valachi Tells of Paying Dues To Crime Syndicate in Murder

Valachi Puts Finger On Others   Continues Lurid Story of Crime ’ Under Syndicate

Mobster Asserts Crime Syndicate Dues Is Murder  Valachi Fingers Farmer (Cronies

Puts Finger on Two Old Cronies as Trigger Men in Gangland Deaths

One Hurt In Pepin County  Auto Hits Bridge In  a 7? A ° RHariv partis a Ehameo

Career Teacher Encouraged By New City Scale   Salary Schedule Adopted Monday By School Board   Master’s Degree

Career Teacher Encouraged By New City Scale   Salary Schedule Adopted Monday By School Board

Preumonia, Asia Flu Kill 705 in US.   : Epidemic Sweeps - Some’ Cities; Virus Hits in 13 States

Flu, Pneumonia Deaths Rise In East, Midwest  Outbreak of Respira i I ie   Outbreak of Respira tory Ailments at Epi demic Proportion: In Some Cities.

African Students Look To West  ¥ -*. & k ke kK k * * x & & * Charee Race Involved 1, n Beatino Bv Bulearian Reds

African Students Eye West  Ethiopians Flee EF... jr. y wit...   Ethiopians Flee From! Red Schools

Africans May  Transfer to   West Schools Students Claim Disillusionment ‘With Red System

ACCIDENT FACTS   State Colleges Bar Girls From Visiting Men’s Dorms

TODAY'S MARKETS Local ...K. C. Livestock Chicaqo Grain _.. N.Y. Stocks  —TODAY'S MARKETS TODAY—   Manhattan Markets   NEW YORK STOCK

After long enduring wait  Rescue imminent for pair trapped 13 days in mine   HAZLEON, Pa. ™ The secape hole to Henry Throne and David Fellin is complete.

Escape Hole Enlargement Near Finish   Plug at Bottom Is Drilled Out; Just Inches to Gc

Rescue of 2 Miners Tonight?   18-In. Hole Down 263 Feet; Is Slowed To Avoid Cave-in

13 Yanks Missing Today In Viet Nar   Believe Ailing Macmillan Will Soon Have To Step Down As Prime Minister   Announcement On Wheat Sale Seen   DrearRs J-fear Stlence...  ‘Ike Views Court Action Against Segregation   By JACK BELL And MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH Associated Pree Staff Writers

mii WII  Eisenhower Backs Landmark Decision   By JACK BELL ‘And MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Kisenhower er Says: Ss  High Court’s Racial Decision Of °54 Correct   By JACK BELL And MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Macmillan May Step Down Conservatives Hunt Heir   Out tlawing School Segregation ‘Correct’  : Eisenhower Discusses Civil Rights

tke Upholds Court’s Decision Ouflawing School Seareaation   : By JACK BELY. And MARVIN L, ARROWSMITIT

Morally And Legally Right, Ike Calls Courts 54 Ruling  Barring School Segregation   JFK May Reveal U. S.-Soviet Wheat Deal at Conference

Some Believe He May Have To Step Down...   First Public Comment on Segregation Ruling... Ike Calls Court's Decision Morally. Leaally Correct

tke Hails 1954 Supreme Court Decision as Morally Correct   By JACK BELL And WARVIN 3. ARROWSMITH

Today's Telearam   Ike Says Court Racial Ruling Was Correct   By JACK BELL And MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Ike Says Anti-Segregation Ruling Correct   By JACK BELL And MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH  Acanantatad Deace Gia ff Winiianae

Court’s °54 School Segregation Ban  ‘Moraily, Legally Correct, Says Ike

cnas olulence  Eisenhower Backs Landmark Decision   By JACK BELL And MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

lke Endorses Court Integration Order   By JACK BELL and MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Eisenhower for 1954 Decision On Segregation   Morally and Legally Correct, He Declares

After Nine Years Ki isenhower Endorses Court’s Racial Ruling   By JACK BELL And MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH Aeenriatead Praca Galt Writers

News Day, Night   First Public Comment Revealed  Ike Says 94 Court Rule Right

Court Decision Outlawing School Segregation Correct, Ike Claims   By JACK BELL And MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH  Pee

By JACK BELL And MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH  Associated Press Staff Writers

Fiistoric Liesegregation Wectsion...  Eisenhower Says School Ruling Is Right   By Jack Bell and Marvin L. Arrowsmith

lke Terms Court's ‘54 Integration Decision Morally, Legally Correct

Ike Defends Court Ruling   .. By JACK BELL-And’: VIN   ARROWSMIH ‘Associated Press Staff Writers

By JACK BELL And MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH  Aaannataésadl Tiacne 4248 Wrattnamem

lke Says Ruling Against Segregation in Schools Morally, Legally Right’

DISASTER SURVIVOR REMEMBERS.. eee Sees  A Roar, Then a Wall of Water

Good Morning   AMERICAN TELLS OF DISASTER  ‘Longarone Looked Dead’

Buildings, Railway Cars Smashed  By Huge Sea Of Sludge At Louisville

Mound of Sludge Engulfs Houses  Rail Cars and Tanks Are Buried in Waste

Sludge Mound Gives Way and Razes Buildings  ‘Railroad Cers,. Oil Sterage Tanks Also   ‘Railroad Cers,. Oil Storage Tanks Also Smashed in Kentuck,

Lincoln's Descendant Speaks Out  ‘Abe Would Do Lot Of Reflecting’

Renair Crews May Disrupt Congressmen  Rewiring Project On Capitol Now Im Faurth Year

Planes Collide In Midair Over Allentown, Pa.   my PlaneCrashes “In Newfoundland; _ Crew Survives

SHOOTING IN TIMES SOL ARE   Others To Complete Walk Of Man Slain In Alabama

Baltimore Chapter Of CORE To Complete Moore's Hike; Reward Offered In Shooting

Trek Ended In Death for Maryland Man  Civil Rights Group To Finish  Postman’s Integration Hike

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Anti-Segregation Hike May Be Completed By Civil Riahts Group

Civil Rights Group To Finish March Of Assassinated Anti-Segregationist

Baltimore Chapter Maps Plans Rights Group To Finish Hike Ot Slain Postman

Marylanders To Continue ‘Peace Hike’   Baltimore Chapter Of Rights Group Sets Alabama Trek

In Alabama   Civil rights group to resume slain integrationist s hike

Group Plans To Take Up Rights Hike   Chapter Prepares To Complete Walk Of Slain Postman

To Finish What Murdered Hiker Started Anti-Bias Groups Plan March in South

ATTALLA, Ala. (AP)— A suspect has been arrested in the slaying of a white integrationist, the sheriff’s office said Thursday.   FBI Offer

RESTAURANT SAVED.  Flames Lick at Clift House   Nuclear Blast Rattles Secret Texas Facility

PU Wiwit SQA wt ewe oe it =  Reforms Proposed to Offset Revenue Loss

First Reduction In Income Levy Planned July    Substantial Reforms Also Expected to Be Included In Kennedy Proposals.

JFK Plans Tax Cuts Totalling $8 Billion   Offsetting Tax Reforms Included in Packace

Congress To Get Tax Package Calling  For $8 Billion Across-The-Board Cut

JFK To Send Congress Tax Package For Reductions, Offsetting Reforms

With Offsetting Reforms:  JFK’s Tax Cut Plans Set At $8 Billions

Two miles short of planned mark  X15 squeaks to new altituderecord

Pilo t ralls short of rt of Intended Marl Marl  New X15 A Altitude  Record Achieved

Flawless Shot Paves the Way For Lunar Trip   Atlas-Centaur Is Success at Cape

Syria Facing Israel Blow,  U.N.Warned   Independent Step. Threatened lf U.N. Fails To Check Arabs

whether Berlin or some other East German city was his destinalian.   Reds Ouijz Travelers

Might Be Last Week Of Session   Senate Ready To Compromise On Two Issues

Legislature Nearing Adjournment   egislature Nearing Adjournment     Tax Bill Compromise Foreseen

See quicx Senate action on tax and liquor issues   Uea of revenue

4,000 Alabama Guardsmen On Active Duty Next Week   UP TO GOVERNOR

Guardsmen Go On Duty  In Alabama  4,000 Put On Alert But Due  Ear Troiningd .

Can Be Federalized For Riot Duty. 4,000 Alabama Guardsmen Will Be In Nearby Camp

Summer Training {  Guardsmen Going on Duty ‘As Bama Deadline Nears

Ready For Crisis --  4000 ‘Bama Guards Go On Duty Sunday   Love Affair Blamed: ne 8  Security Leak Faces Britain

Alabama Guard Going on Duty As Crisis Nears   4,000 Due to Start Two Weeks Training In Federal Uniform

DAYS BEFORE CRISIS  Alabama's Guard Starts Active Training Sunday

Active Duty For Alabama Guard Near   Just Days Before Enrollment At State University

Rusk Tells News Conference:  New South Viet Nam Leaders Offer Hope

Wins U.S. Recognition  Rusk Reveals High Hopes For New Viet Nam Regime

Sv mingeton To Seek Reelection  Reports of Ill Health Have No Basis, He Says

LBJ Pledges To Continue Alliance For Progress As Kennedy Memorial

Living Memorial Latin American Diplomats Assured of Continued Aid

Savings, Loan Chief's Actions  Bring Removal  Reportedly Had Profit of $2,788

Legislation Would Set Up Convention to Write New State Constitution

Bill Is Signed By JFK After Rules Lifted   Arbitration Measure Assailed by Unions As ‘Backward Step’

ARBITRATION: OF DISE GAS ATED  FK, Congress OK Bill, to Halt Railroad Strike

‘A Backward Step’ Seen By Unions   House 286-66 And Senate 90-2 For Binding Arbitration

JFK Signs Arbitration Legislation  Move Branded Backward Step _ By Unions

Management, Labor Agree To Arbitrate   Unions Reluctant To Accept Compulsory Arbitration But Do

Arbitration Bill Signed By Kennedy  Unions View Measure as a Backward Ster

See ROCKEFELLER, Page 2   African Students Say Reds Showing Their Racial Bias

KU Student Injured By Pellet Gun Shot On Oread Thursday   African Students Say Reds Showing Their Racial Bias

FDA Moving On Menadione Sales— Vitamin Supplement Ban Action Underway

Another Drug May Be Banned  Prenatal Vitamin Believed To Cause Harm To Newborn

FDA Plans to Ban Vitamin Harmful fo Unborn Children   Sen. Humphrey Will Continue Probe of  Risnsve Dewntinna.

Sartre Findlly orings Action  Sen. Humphrey Says FDA Seeks Ban On Sales of Vitamin K3 Supplement

_ Unborn Children Are Endangered —  lt Takes Bitter Battles  To Ban Dangerous Drugs

' SAYS SEN. HUMPHREY:  - Ban Planned In Sale Of Vitamin [::00!emeiii

For Pregnant Women  Senator Would Bar Sale Of Vitamin Supplement

FDA Plans to Ban Vitamin Harmful te Unborn Children   Sen, Humphrey Will Continue Probe of Drud Practlead,

Sun Dapples Water Over Sub’s Grave      3 Big Questions Unanswered; Ship To Pinpoint Spot

129 DIED MERCIFULLY  Navy Seeks Answers In Thresher Tragedy   See Picture Page 3

INQUIRY FAILS TO INDIGATE CLUE TO CAUSE   Speculation Includes Structural Defect, Human Errors   OFFICER DESCRIBES SOUND OF TRAGEDY

Navy Seeks 3 Answers  in Submarine Disaster   President Hitches Ride on Extra-Fast Sailboat

Dispute Rages Over Possihle Human Failure In Undersea Breakup of Craft

PRANAB OAEN PIOAOTEIN Navy Seeking Answers To Three Big Questions

Bernie West Is Arrested After Chase   Sheriff, Detective Halt Fleeing Bandit; Recover $9,519 in Bank Funds

tH VpPritigg Marucn  State Sues For Right-Of-Way On Interstate 57

Truck Dives Into Gully, Dozen Killed   46 Explorer Scouts, Leaders Carried Off Steep Utah Hill

On Holiday Trip  1) Die. 28 Hurt As Boy Scouts’ Truck Plunges Off Roat

Bellmon Sends Key Measures To Lecislature   Health, Financial Condition Revealed

TO SEEK LOCAL OFFICES State Republicans Map All-Out Attack In ’64:

Telephone And Mulberry Place First In Improvement Contest District Judging

Eastern half of nation affected *'  No sian of letup of cold, snowy weather

Blizzard Warnings, Piercing Cold, Record Snowfalls Hit in Midwest

Colleges breath easier with full accreditation One-year surveillance terminates with ‘extraordinary status’ heing removed

Flames out at 90,000 ft.  Yeager rides spinning jet in 16-mile plunge

Good Morning   EXPRESSES REGRET OVER ASSASSINATION  Castro Worried About Johnson

Emporia Weather   ah ar Vermillion Threatens  To Overflow by Night

Flores Awaits Arrival Of Wi Wife  te * * * * *.. ‘* wy, x * * x  Mate F lying To Yukon To See Husband After Ache

See Story Below   White Smoke... Shouts ‘It's Montini ... Then Prayers   Piercing Eyes On Papal Seat

INSIDE WASHINGTON  Weekly Sizeup by Washington Staff Of Scripps-Howeard Newspapers

Laos Dives Again Into Cold War   Neutralists Retreat From Pro-Red Forces In Greater Numbers

PRO - COMMIES TRAP 5,000 IN MOUNTAINS   Peking Radio, Backed By Moscow, Puts Blame On U. S.   BRITISH FIRE REPLY, ACCUSE PATHET LAO

Laos Plunged Into Cold War By Pro-Reds   Peking Radio Claims U.S. Is Resorting to Terrorism, Bribery

Reatity’ Not Needed   ‘Appeals Court Limits FTC iCurb On TV Commercials

Filed in Congressional Record  Dr. Stanley Stuber Answers Allegations Raised in Pamphlet

Filed in Congressional Record Allegations Raised in Pamphle' Are Answered by Dr. Stuber

Hundreds ~  Flee Rising.  Flood Water  Reno Reported Virtually  . . Jsolated

16-Years Of Legal Strife  Has Ended   Law Was Used Nine Times To Halt Shutdowns

President To Address Assembly  To Deliver  Opening Speech At U.N. Friday

Governor Visits ‘Sit-ln’ Invalid  Grandma On Vigil For Welfare Raise

AEIQMILTisS CFF FF CON S [VOUS Days Of Kefauver Crime Hearings Brought Back As Committee Listens Intently To New Testimony

Military Pay Hike Awaiting Vote in House   Approval Expected of $1.2 Billion Boost for Servicemen

Park Service Chief Axed After Report   See earlier story, Page 3

 rromored Wunes Fark  Wirth Ousted as Director of National Park Service

IN LATEST U.S. SPACE FEAT  Syncom’ Hangs In One Place   All Goes Well

U.S. Space Feat Unparalleled  Satellite Is “Locked” In Space Over Atlantic

Repression Of Buddhists Hit by JFK   Vietnamese Government Told Policy Could Lead to Loss of War

Calls for Halt To Repression  Of Buddhists   U.S. to Continue  Aid in Fight

Renneay nKeview  Repression of Buddhist Majority in Viet Nam May Cause Loss of War to Reds

US. Watches for Viet Nam Response   Kennedy Warns Against Diem Repression of Buddhists ,

Macmillan Admits Security Service  Covered Up Girl   Prime Minister Hears Blistering Attack in Parliament, Fights Back

New Fervor For Freedom Urg  Capital City Pays Homage to War Dead

Freedom Effort Urged America’s War Dead Honored In Memorial Day Services

N ew Violence Over Givil Rights Issue   Integration Baules Flare in Maryland And Georgia

Race Strugale Turns Violent In Two Cities  Arson, Gunfire Result From New Upheavals

Violence Hits In Savannah Race Trouble   TH Kill Somebody Tonight’

13 Killed in Car Accidents On Weekend  Auto-Train Crash Takes Three Lives In Juneau County

68 Seized In Biloxi “Wade-In” Protest   2,000 Whites Cheer Arrests On Beach

Korean Ferry  Tips, 49 Dead   Eighty-eight Others Saved From Craft Carrying School Children

Other children-teachers rescued  River ferry disaster claims 49 lives

Crowded with Picnickers 49 Drown, 88 Rescued When Ferry Sinks in South Korea

37 Children Drown As Korean Ferry Capsizes in River   Boat Was Cartying 187 Passengers Home From Pienie OGutinea.

49 Perish in Ferry Tragedy  88 Persons Pulled From Water in Korean Disaster

49 Drown Drown ~ Ferry Loaded With Schoo! Children Sinks In River

Secretaries Trying for Perfection   Lay Down Work Rules for Girls AND for Bosses

Public Aid fo 987 During February   Livingston Countians Got $58,564.10, According to Welfara Office Report.

Public Aid to 953 In County in May   Assistance Amounted to $57,978.58: Still More Went for Hospital Care.

Welfare Aid Here In August, $56,499   Five Hundred Ninety-One Receive $97,067 as Old Rea Kaciatance in Manth 

Welfare Payments: in June, $56,964.92   All But $200:42 Was from State Furids,

March Public Aid Tofals $59,180   Largest Portion Is Old Age Assistance, 593 Persons Receiving $37,312.

Welfare Aid fo 988 Persons in January   Livingston County Office Made $57,237.22 in Payments

Welfare Payments In September, $55,774   Includes Old Age and Care for Children.

Welfare Payments: Are $54,394.82 in July   Five’Hundred Ninety Persone Get Old Ace Assistance,

NEW SOVIET BID AT CUBA BUILDUP DENIED BY JFK   Prasident Reveals Plans For Polaris Subs in Mediterranean   No U, §, Air Cover Was Planned at Bay of Pigs, Renortere Tole

Medical Tests Indicate He’s In Good Shape   Sails Lazily Toward Hawaii Homecoming; Lot Learned by Trip

View Of Earth Impressed Cooper   Astronaut To Address Congressmen

Weather Favorable Throughout   Reception, Congre   Reception, Congress Ticker-Tape Parade Set For Next Week

110 MILES UP, HE COULD SEE U.S, COASTLINE   ‘Doctors Are Surprised At The Astronaut’s Good Condition   LOOKS FORWARD TO HIS WIFE, CHILDREN

Cooper Family Off For Hawaii   Cooper In Perfect Condition After 22-Orbit Space Flight

EVEN SPOTTED HOME DISTRICT; WEATHER IDEAL      Saw Smoke Curling From Villages in the Himalavae   RESTS ABOARD SKIP   Medics Continue to Marvel at His Physical Condition

Spy Says Cuban Espionage Led By Ambassadors  ‘Confession’ Lists Representatives  To UN, Brazil

Protection From Imports, Sagging Beef Markets  Aid Sought for Livestock Men

Leaders Plan Talks Today On Solutions   Willing Segregation, Preventive Measures, Government Goals

Robert Kennedy Meets Negroes  Race Discrimination Topic of Conference

RFK to Meet Theater Men About Bias   Move Is Latest in Effort to Forestall New Racial Strife

Bobby Plans Meet Today On Theatres  Des si All Pu blic Pe Will Be Disc ne

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious features)

Retracing Slain Man’s Steps  10 Marchers Are Jailed After Entering Alabama

Freedom March Group Is Jailed  Ten on Pilgrimage Seized in Alabama

“Freedom Marchers” Hit By Eggs As They Cross Ga. - Ala. State Line

RESPONSIBILITY MEASURE TOUGHER IN 1964  Motorists Warned on Safety Law

Brothers’ Wives Pregnant Also .  (The President and Mrs. Kennedy Are Expecting Their Third Child

BABY DUE IN AUGUST, WHITE HOUSE SAYS  Jackie Expecting; Social Calendar Curbec

Well-Kept Secret Jackie In Semi-Seclusion  To Await Birth of Child

JACKIE IN SEMI-SECLUSION First Lady Expecting Third Child in August

First Lady Goes Into Semi-Seclusion Te Awatt August Birth Of Third Child

Legislature Has Work All Set Up  Distribution Of $250 Million First

Blitz Program Is Drafted by Ohio Assembly  Lawmakers Hope To Complete Money

Program Is  Laid Betore  Legislature Distribution OF  $250 Million Bond Money On Agenda

Guard Is Called  Out in Maryland Racial Outbursts  2500 Negroes Stage Protest March In Nation’s Capital

And Maryland Troops Are Called Out  Police Cars Fired On in Danville

Traffie Deaths   Chief’s Committee Warns of Deaths Caused by Pesticides

eee ee Oe ae oe ecw mer oes Me cdiinisins Geocmmiaersses oe ame me me Me  ‘Washington Roundup

Miss America contest LL aN aT  Arkansas and D.C. girls  are second round winners

Miss America Winners Noted  Washington, D. C., Arkansas Beauties Are Victorious

Cashier Checks Used   Involve War Damage Claims To Philippines And Sugar Lobbyist

Campaign Donations     Senate Launches Lobby Probe at Open Hearing

Reveal Gilfs From Lobbyist To Candidates   Both Parties Got Checks

Acts Bared By Congress  Committee   Probers Say $8,600 In Cashiers Checks Purchased in 1960

Hearing Also Produces Documents Detailing John A. O'Donnell's Efforts in Behalf of $73Million War Damage Claims Bill

SUGAR AND WAR CLAIMS AT STAKE   Candidates From Both Parties Get Financial Help

Probe Bares Philippine Lobby Tabs   Demes, GOP Listed Recipients of ‘Campaign Funds‘

Plugged Philippine Interests... Lobbyist’s Campaign Fund Contributions Are Unveiled

SENATOR RANDOLPH LIS TED  Lobbyist Donated $8 600 To ‘Friendly Candidates’

Campaign Contributions to Several Philippine Claims Backers Bared at Hearing

Philippines Sugar, Claims Factions Cited   SFCRET SESSIONS   OTHER CHECKS

Foreign Lobbyists Make Contributions To Political Party   Well Known Leaders Have Gotten Money From Phitloninas.

Political Gifts from Lobbyist.  Linked: to War Damaae Claime Rill

Philippine Sugar Lobbyist Made Political Donations To Demo, GOP Candidates

Three Neutrals Named to Rail Arbiter Board   Head of Seven-Mar Panel to Mect With Wirtz Before Set  tine Hearinos.

Canton Cleanup.  Deputies Stage Vice Raid After City Fails To Act

Russians Stick to Inspection Limits AtTestBan Talks   Soviet Delegate Says West Went Back on an Earlier Acreemeni.

U.S. Accused of Bad Faith... Soviet Sticks to Inspection  Offer, “Take It or Leave It’

Russia Holds  Fast to Test  Ban Proposal Soviet Minister Accuses U.S. of

Russ Claim ‘We Found Hitler Dead’   Soviets Unlock Secret Archives Of Warld War I

Found Hitler's Body in Berlin Bunker Say Russians, Breaking Lona Silence

Bosch Army Lines Border Of Haiti   Soviets Say They Found Hitler’s Body in Berlin

Russians Break 18-Year Silence; Tell Author They Recovered Hitler's Body

Today’s Index   After 18 years of silence Russians say they recovered Hitler’s charred body

Russians Break. 18: ‘Years Silence te Admit. Hitler's Burned ‘Body Was Found in Berlin

Troops Ordered To Remain In Jadotville Area   Uriticism Mounts Against Capture of City; Bunche Hurries to Congo,

Bunche Will Investigate Defiance of U.N. Orders To End Kafanga Fighting

United Nations Presider Troops Holding At Fune Their Position. °f Sen.   President At Funeral Of Sen. Ker

U.N. Troops Halt Push In Katanga   Hint Recent Movement Was Against Orders Issued in New York

Defiance ‘Of Orders Checked  —  U.N. Troops Ready Final  Blow Over Independence

Bunche Hurries To Battle Scene On Thant Orders   Moise Tshombe Has His Back To Wall Today   DIETRICH MUMMENDEFY

Bunche Probe Of Insolence To Start Soon   Evidence Shows Tshombe Secession Has Back To Wall

U.N. Troops Delay March On Key City   Bunche Hurries To Congo, But Won’‘t See Tshombe

U. N. TROOPS READY FINAL BLOW  Undersecretary Leaves To Study Congo Problem

AREA NEWS —  International Shoe Announces Hike In Earnings in '62

DeGautlle Plat Not Liked By Germans  Leaders Believed  To Favor More Allied Integration

More Than 1,000 Bodies Found In Flood Debris   U.S. and Italian Res cue Workers Trying to Ease Suffering o!  - Survivors.

Workers Comfort Italian Dam Disaster Survivors   Two Communist Spies Traded For Americans

Piave Valley Permeated By Death Smell   More Than 1,000 Bodies Recovered From Flood Area

ANOTHER 23.000 RIRIEFD   1,000 Bodies Found to Date At Flood Site

Demos Ready to Bargain on Tax  Party Has Key Votes On Romney Program

Good Evening!   Initialing of nuclear test ban pact due today unless .. .

In Racially Tense Danville Negroes In Virginia Plan Protest Rally

Ban on Hunting Use of Forests Goes Into Effec   sires in Area heport ed Under Control: No Appreciabl. Rainfall In Sight.

min Ele Planes  Ban Hunting, Fishing Nid War As Woods Become Arid ae Fire

Trieste May Determine Cause Of Tragedy  Bathyscaph Will Eye Sub Disaster

Appalachian Commission In Recommendat ions— Hope Seen For Future Of Pa. Coal Industry

Appalachian Commission Gives Pennsylvania Hopes Of Improving Coal Industry

K Renews Stand For Coexistence  Lenin Speech Bids   Lenin 2peech bias For Peace and Curl To Nuclear War

AEC chiet  testilies   Says pact won’ Jimi defense missile testing

Antimissile Test Delays  Seen In Ban   Senators Seek Assurance Work Will Go Forward

Senators Ask... .  Will Test Ban Halt Warheads:   GAZETTE INDIEYV   Take A Close Look At Present Tax Bill

Question: Will Ban Hurt Antimissile Project? —  Atom Board Data Sought On Treaty

Congressman, Senator Clash . Williams Denies Powell's Charge  Of Race Bias, Asks Data on Funds

U. S. Money Spending Is Issue — Rep. Powell Charges Williams With Bias

Powell Accuses Sen. Williams Of Racial Bias   Senator Swings Back At Congressman

‘Rep. Powell Admits Night Club Expenditures But ‘Accuses Capital Critics of Having Racial Prejudice

Carefree Congressman Powell, Senator Williams, Level Blasts At Each Other

RACIAL BIAS  CHARGE FACES  SEN. WILLIAMS POWELL ACCUSES  REPUBLICAN OF  prerpictive cate

Views of Negroes Are Stereotyped, Emotional   The . Harris Survey

THE HARRIS SURVEY  lHow ‘White America’ Reacts to the Negro      BELIEVE NEGROES:

Negroes Shun Cambridge Ballot  Racial Barriers Retained By Narraiyn Vate Maroin

Urges Cuban Exile Government Be Established At Guantanamo   Could Be Done Without Slightest Risk, Sen. Goldwater Declares

Cuba:  Exile Base Seen At Guantanamo   Goldwater Says Little Risk Would Be Involved

Navy Renews Camera Searct  For Thresher Court Of Inquiry Meets To Draw Up Report On Sinking

Jackson Sit-Inner Beaten At Counter   Whife Crowd Roars Apnroval

rioping for fax cur approval  Kennedy to forego extra anti-recession spending

lells Congress He Will Forego Extra Outlays   President Expected to Amplify Assurance In Broadcast to Nation Tonight.

Pledge Made To Head-Off Tax Opponents   President Praises Mills Rejection; TV Talk Set Tonight

JK Vows No New Spending  Pledge Seeks To Head Off GOP Opposition To Tax Cut Measure

IFK Pleciges Spending Cut For Tax Slash   Gives Promise To Forege Pump-Priming Deal:

TEST PACT _IN KREMLIN   Historic Nuclear Ban Treaty Ceremonies To Be Telecast Over Europe; Cold War Talks Follow.

Nonaggression Treaty To Be Topic Of Parley Among U. S., British, Soviet Delegations ; Sign Atomic Agreement Monday In Moscow

Vital Meeting with Nikita Expectec To Accompany Signing Ceremonies

WILL SIGN: TEST PACT IN KREMLIN   Historic Nuclear Ban Treaty Ceremonies To Be Telecast Over Europe; Cold War Talks Follow.

Rusk, Home Fl fo Moscow to Sign Test Ban  Soviet to Telecast r  Frnt teh mr oe   Soviet to Telecast Ceremony Held in Kremlin Palace

New Talks Planned After Treaty Signing   Rusk, Home To See Khrushchev

Stage Is Set  For Nuclear  Pact Signing  West To Investigate Prospects of Easing fCald War Further

Rusk Heads For Moscow  To Sign Pael   Exploratory Talks Also Are Planned With Khrushchev

Rusk Flying fo Sion Nuclear Test Ban Pact   Saake ta Eind if   Seeks to Find if Treaty Will Lead To Lasting Peace

Rusk, 12-Man U.S. Delegation. Off For Moscow   To Sign Nuclear Test Ban Treaty; May Be Step Leading To Peace

Rusk and Home  Reach Moscow   Rusk Will Try to F nid Out I~ Signing of Pact Is First Step To Peace

Rusk Is Winging Way fo Moscow To Sign Treaty  Will Try to Learn if It Is Step to Peace

Rusk, British Leader Fly To Soviet Capital To Sign Historic Test Ban

Rusk, Home Fly ToMoscow for Treaty Signing  7 samtita faenename ine   Kremlin Ceremonies To Be Broadcast To Western Europe

"Unfinished Business Ahead,” Rusk Save ac He Departs fo. Sign Treaty.

12-Man U. S. Delegation Treaty-Signing Group  Heads Toward Moscou

Rusk Expresses Hope Test Ban Treaty First Of Steps Leading Toward Peace

Useful for All Nations  Tiros Major Step Toward Global Space Weather Forecast Network

‘First Step Toward Network Tiros Soars Into Orbit As Weather Forecaster

Tiros 8 Attains Its Orbit   Weather Observer Is Equipped With  Automatie Camerg

Tiros 8 Placed In Orbit; Huge Forecast Step   Weather Value For All Nations

Photos Sent By Tiros In Outer Space   Weather Satellite Transmits Data-To Tracking Stations

Another U.S. GI Killed in Korea   Incidents Believed Inspired To Tighten World Tensions

New Incidents In N, Viet Nam Also Noted By State Dept. Spokesman

Wide Developments, New Tension Likely  U.S. Planning Counter Measures; Four Reds. American Die In Fioht

American Anc §. Korean Also Killed   ‘Look Under Every Bush,’ Patrols Told; Discover Armed Four

4 NORTH KOREA MEN SLAIN IN LATEST CLASH   American Soldier Also Killed While Fighting Sneak “Raiders”   EXPECTING FLAREUP IN LAOS AND INDIA

Korea Raids Seen Prelude To Red Drive   Another American, Four Communist Intruders Killed

Counter Steps Discussed and Unifs Alerfed  Cite Pressures in Viet Nam and Indian Border

WATCH FOR NEW RED UPRISING IN TROUBLE SPOT   FURTHER AMBUSHES WOULD ROUSE MORE PENTAGON CONCERN

US. Visions Big Asia-Wide Push By Reds  Chinese Active In   Chinese Active In Viet Nam, Laos Anc On Indian Border

Senate Starts Work on Bill to Reapportior   House Waits for Election Results in Six Dictricts

Unsettled Weather Remaining  Dry Spell In State Not Completely Broken by Rains

Indiana Briefs   United Press International FORMER LAWMAKER DIES

First Time for lowa in 70 Years—  Near Agreement on Liquor by Drink

Senate Expected to Take Up House Changes on Tuesday  Liquor by Drink Voted by House, 68-40

West Germans Want To Sign Test Treaty   Soviets Would ‘Mark Time’ Over Cold War

Rusk to Reassure Germans   In Bonn for ‘Talks with Apprehensive West Germans

Rusk Reassures Germans After Khrush Meeting   secretary or State Goes to Bonn for Talks With Aden:  auer and Schroeder.

Lansing Area Hardest Hit   Southern Michigan Ripped by Storm:   Ry TIPI

3 oe ot oe Ot Oe  Temperatures YESTERDAY  Low--7! at 4a.m. High--99 at 2 p.m.   Last Soldiers Leave ‘Ole Miss’ Campus

Red Chinese ‘Accuse Soviets Of 'Double-Dealing   CERTAIN COMRADES

Apologize, Red China Tells Russ  Peking to Talk of Differences   Peking to Talk of Differences With Russians

NIKITA HIT AS ‘DOUBLE DEALER’ —  Peking Okehs Russia Talks, But Its Terms Unacceptable

CHINA READY  TO TALK WITH  SOVIET UNION COUPLED OFFER  WITH SLASHING ATTACK ON RED

Raps Khrushchev ‘Double Dealing’ Red China Ready To Hold Talks With Soviet On Split

READY TO HOLD PRIVATE TALKS  Chinese Seek Apologies F From Soviets

Communist China Ready Talk With The Soviet Union  But It Couples Offer With Attack On Mr. Khrushchev

Red China Ready to Talk With Soviets  Offer Coupled With Attack on Khrushchev

Red China Ready For Private Talk With Russians  Couples Offer With

Red China Demands K Apologize  Phar [Is Condition   That Is Condition For Peace Talks

Peking Ready To Talk Peace With Kremlin   Red China Wants To Discuss Issues Splitting The Communist Bloc

PEKING RAPS KHRUSHCHEV  Red China Ready To Disc Differences With Soviet Uni

Chinese Reds Willing to Talk  Propose Conference On Ideoloay Split

Red Chinese Call Khrush  Double Dealer  Couple Offer To Talk On Issues Splitting   5 Bl. thls bag kh

Red China, Still Pouting, Declares She Might Kiss, Make Up with Russia

But Peking Willing To Discuss Rift  Red China Renews Attack On Russia

Khrushchev Blas ted Red Chinese Propose ‘Talks With Russia On Ideology

poe Accord Unlik ely  Peking Favors Soviet Talks but Continues to Attack Khrushchev

BUT APOLOGY IS DEMANDED  China Willing To Patch  Up Russian Relations   Khrushchev Rattles Sabre Again, Cites Cuba And China

On ideological issues  Red China offers private talks with Soviet Union

. Peking Doesn’t Hide Its Anger  Red China Sets High Price For ‘Making Up’ With Mr.K

Despite Readiness To Talk Red China Hurls New Charges At Russians

Unique ‘Wagons’ Solve Part of Police Px   Microfilm Service & Salee Cos 7, 0. Box 8066 Daline. Parag      Hearing Things? Check for Birds

Unique ‘Wagons’ Solve Part of Police Problem:   NO MYNAHS ALLOW ED   NAMS ALLUW ED  Hearing Things? Check for Birds

GAO Reveals Millions Saved By Inquiries   Reports Waste Flagrant In Armed Services

5: to-1 Return on Dollar IF ederal ‘Watchdog’ Agenc’ \Saves Citizens *247 Million

‘Lies Enrage Grand Jury  Cleveland Council    Cleveland Council Member Is Cleared

GALVESTON  AML AMERICA CHT  UU   Inside The  News   Lawmakers Tackle Touchy Business

US. Sends Protest To Russians   Similar Stiff Notes : Sent By British And French Governments

Action By Russians   Allies Demand Free Access,’ Say Soviets Responsible In Future -

Mental Hospital Cost Plan Aired  Defeat Predicted For State Hike

Washington Plans Hero’s Reception   Parade, Ceremony At White House Slated Tuesday

FIRE SEALED OFF IN MINE NEAR BENTON   Only Faint Hope Held For Three Men Trapped Underground At New Orient No. 5.

Rothsay Native Succeeds Granskou  Dr. Rand Named te St. Olaf Presidency

Cities In S. C. Get Ultimatum  Negroes To March Unless Race Bars Are Brought Down

Supreme Court Involved —  Thompson Prosecutors Win in Haggle Over Witness’ Statement

TRIAL JUDGE CHANGES RULING Thompson Defense Denied Access To Statement Given By Witness

Governor Will Enter Primaries   \Prosecution Wins Dispute  In Thompson Murder Trial

Opening Leaf Prices In Ga. Disappointing   Lower Stalk Leaves Offered

Prices Off in Georgia-Florida Market Opening Day   Area Tobacconists Bring Warning from Georgia-Florida Sale   Health of Auto Industry Shown in Earnings Reports

Pentagon Denies Charge U.S. Using Killing Chemicals In Viet Nam War

Reds Claim lt's Used In Viet Nam   Weed Spray Only Chemical Used, Pentagon Reports

Soviet Charges U.S. Poisoned §. Vietnamese  Claim Gas Used; Weed Killer Strippec Foliaae of Trees

Charge Hundreds  Die From Poison    Red Upreéar Follows Wced-Killer Useto Aid in Jungle Warfare

U.S. Denies Poison Gas Used In Viet Nam  Weed Killers Cs.ut . PR. us eat,   Weed Killers Strips Guerrilla Hiding Places

Reds Charge U. Ss. Using: ‘Poison Gas’ in Viet Nam   Coincides With Success of » Weed Killer

Reds Trot Out Old Charge US Waging Gas Warfare   Say Hundreds Die In Viet Nam

Reds Charge U.S, Uses Poison Gas In South Viet Nam   Claim Hundreds of Civilians Have Died: Denled by Defense Deneztment,

ISSUED BY PENTAGON   Dovetails With Similar Charge Made By Peking

Denies Russian C harge a. S. Uses Poison Gas in Warfare   ty RORERT TIICKMAN

Russ Charge U.S. Using Poison Gas  tah VAlasmmam   Paper Claims Viet Women, Children Hit

Reds Charge Use Of Gas   ‘Nothing But Weed Killer’ Says West Of Allegations   Syrian Junta Names Cabinet, Reopens Borders To Traffic 

Soviets Say Hundreds Killed In So. Viet Nam Accusation Hurled At U.S.  Porees And Claims Gas Manv Aartkiira  le BDanvor Enertnes

U.S. Accused Of Using Poison Gas  Godys   Russia Says  In South Viet Nam

Vietnamese Reported As Victims   Russians Charge Civilians. Cattle Died bv Hundreds

Reds Accuse U.S. Of Using Gas In War   Soviet Army Paper Says Hundreds Die In South, Viet Nam

Say Hundreds Killed By Fumes and € ‘hemic: als:  Charge Denied by U.S.

Russ Claim US. Using . Poison Gas les Weed-Killer  Spokesman Replies

JPROAR OVER WEED KILLER IN VIET NAM   Spray Destroys Guerrilla Jungle Hiding Places; Reds Charge It Is Nazi Poison Gas, Made At  Denver.

Pentagon: Spray a Weed Killer to Cut Ambushes—  Reds Charge U.S. Using Poison Gas

Pentagon Denies Charge & ane Reds Accuse Americans  ‘Of Using Gas, Poisons

 Pentagon Deni  Reds Say Chemical War Used in South Viet Nam   Rwy RORERT TICKWVAN

Claim Hundreds Of Civilians Have Perished  Action Is Called. ‘Cannibalistic’ By Party Paper

Charges Flung by Chinese   U.S.: Chemicals Used to Kill Ambush Foliaae

AGAINST CIVILIANS Russia Claims U.S. Using Poison Gas in Viet Nam

Soviet Says U.S. Uses Poison Gas   Tale Seems Repetitior OFf Propaganda Line

U.S. Declares Charges Are Totally False   Claim by Moscow Davetails With Blast by Peking

Goldwater Group Steams Up; Rockefeller Politics in West   Rockefeller:

Rdduties a Steams Up, Rockefeller Politics in West   Goldwater:   Rockefeller:

Steelworker Group Opens Big 11 Talks   No Problems Anticipated With Industry

JFK: THE MAN AND THE MYTH  A Secret Contributor to Nixon Race Against Dougias

JFK: The Man and the Myth  Look Who Helned Nixon in Senate Camnaign!

“JPR: The Man And The Myth  Kennedy: A Secret Contributor to Nixon in 1950

Late News Off the AP Wire   PEPORTS PROTEST   QCASATT. STIRPLUS CUT

-FIRST SESSION IS ROUTINELegislature To Hear DiSalle’s Swan Song

Gov. DiSalle’s Swan Song To Be Heard Today   GOP-Controlled State Assembly To Recess After Routine Session

The Weather   Gov. DiSalle’s Swan Song To Be Heard Today  GOP-Controlled State Assembly To Recess

Would Abolish Poll Tax In Some States   Legislature To Hear Swan  Song Message Of DiSalle

Divided Germany Source Of Threat to Peace, U.S. Says in Note to Kremlin

Soviet Union Warned By NATO Allies  Western Powers Reject, Ridicule  Kramlin Pratactca

To detend Against . . . .. + Soviet Rockets Reds Given Reason NATO  Keeping Nuclear Arms

 ® Pentagon Assures Bill Of Particulars Planned On Treaty’s Safecuards

Administration To Detail Test Ban Safeguards   Senators Demand List of Procedures for Experiments, Site Facilities.

Will Detail N-Ban Treaty Safeguards   Administration To Give Senate Bill of Particulars

EXPECT DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS  Want Safeguards if Treaty Violated

Schoolman Quits  For Conscience  Supt. Willis, Chicage Confesses Dilemma

Holiday Toll Climbs Past 300 Mark   Christmas Fires Take Heavy Toll

Holiday Traffic loll Over 300  Deaths at Rate of  re 2 ——— Se * See eee

Honor LBJ’s Request House Leaders Move To Prevent  Rules Group From Killing ‘Rights

Legislation On Rights May Stall   New President Asks For Prompt Action On Pendina Laws 

House Approves Nine Measures,  Rejects Another  Governor Signs Two Bills Into Law;  Senate in Recess

Cautious Prediction  U.S. Expects Two-Year Stay In Viet Nam Fight

Judging, Horse Show, Dress Revue, Talent Night Will Feature Friday Fair Opening

Decision May Bring U.S. Billion Total  Cites Marked Drop In Red Production,

Message To  Legislature  Due Tonighi   Rhodes To Present Spending Program

Rhodes To Give State-Of-State Report Tonight  Condition Of Ohio's   Condition Of Ohio's Finances To Receive Governor's Emphasis

Rhodes To Give State-Of-State Report Tonight  Co nditio ih tee  inances 10 Receive

Rhodes To Give State-of-State Report Tonight  inances [0 Keceive

Rhodes Set To Present His Budget   Legislators Await State-Of-The-State Speech At Capital

Budget Awaited en ee re ee arene  Rhodes Set To Cutline OQhio’s Financial State

Joint Session Sef for Rhode's State Message  Ohio’s Financial   Ohio’s Financial Situation To Be Revealed Tonight

Rhodes To Give State-Of-State Report Tonight  Condition Of Ohio's

SUNDAY CLOSIN( MEASURE UP FOI HOUSE HEARING   STATUS OF OTHER MAJOR BILLS IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

SUNDAY CLOSING MEASURE IS ON SENATE FLOOR   LIST STATUS OF MAJOR BILLS IN STATE ASSEMBLY

MANY BILLS IN  LEGISLATURE AT  PASSAGE STAGE SUNDAY CLOSING  LAW AWAITING ACTION IN HOlice

LIST STATUS OF LEADING BILLS IN LEGISLATURE   YRLMUIVULAI UI  MANY IMPORTANT MEASURES STILL AWAITING ACTION

Zantzinger Case Goes To Ha gerstown  Socialite Accused In Death Of Hotel Barmaid

Weather   Challenges Remarriage Hostility  Rockefeller Enters GOP Presidential Race   Kennedy Enchants Newspaper Executives

Mrs. Smith May Enter Race  For Republican Nomination   Gov. Rockefeller Enters Race   Related Story, Page 20

Rockefeller Formally Announces Candidacy   Begins Campaign With Visit to New Hampshire

Formally Announces  Candidacy  Raw, Wall Puss   Says He'll Enter N.H. Presidential  Preference Primar

Kennedy Wins First Round In Battle For Rights Bill   Goldwater May Tell  His Decision Sooner

US. Steel, Bethlehem List Hikes   Fop Steel Firme Join Parade OF Selective Boosts

Board of Aldermen Has Meeting ‘Sanitary Ordinance’ To Be Enforced

KINGSLEY-PIERSON SLATES FULL SCHEDULE OF EVENT: FOR HOMECOMING FRIDAY

KINGSLEY-PIERSON SLATES FULL SCHEDULE OF EVENT! FOR HOMECOMING FRIDAY  Panthers Wil Clash With Holstein Pirates

; PRENCHMAN AT THE WILSHIRE Prof’s , s Apartment — Goes ‘Parisian’. -

INDEX   FOUR MORE EXECUTIONS  Castro Sends “Agents Against Fortress Wall

Cuba Execute: Four More ‘CIA Agents’   Havana Reports Men Caught Trying to Land

KENNEDY PUTS HIS SIGNATURE ON. TEST PACT   Galis It“Clear, Honorable . National Commitment’ to Survival:   JO.MINUTE RITE   Says Treaty Marks Begin. _ ning That Could Bring. New Accorda

President Signs Test-Ban Treaty   Nixon Blames Civil Rights Crisis on President

A-Test Curb Pact Signed By Kennedy   Says Treaty Step In Cause Of Man’s  Ultimate Survival

Kennedy Signs Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty   Calls It Honorable Commitment To Cause Of Man’s Survival

Test Ban Treaty Ratified By JFK   South Viet Nam Leader Says Reds Losing Guerrilla War

NEW TREATY EFFECTIVE ON THURSDAY   Declares Hope A Little Greater After Signing

‘HONORABLE NATIONAL COMMIT MENT?’ JEK Uses 17 Pens To Sign Four Copies Of  Test Ban Document

resident Places dame on Pact to an Nuclear Tests  Calls Treaty ‘Honorable   Calls Treaty ‘Honorable Commitment’ for Survival

Formal American Ratification Kennedy Signs Nuclear Test Ban Pact; Goes Into Effect Thursday

JFK Formally Ratifies Test Ban Treaty  Calls Measure Commitment to Mean’e Survival

Possibility Of Further  Pacts Seen  ‘Can, Must Keep Our Vigilance,’

Termed ‘National Commitment’ .  Kennedy Ratities Test Ban Treaty

JFK Ratifies Test Ban Pact  Aqreement Is Great with Promise,   Agreement ls Great with Promise, Saves President in Brief Ceremony

Vigilance Necessary However  Over 100 Nations   Over 100 Nations Add Signatures

President Signs Test Ban Pact In Rife Today   Calls Treaty Great With Promise to Man

Treaty: Nuclear Ban  Pact Signed By Kennedy  President Calls It  “A Commitment to

‘Clear Commitment to Cause of Man’s Survival’  JFK Signs Test Ban Treaty

JFK Ratifies Nuclear Test Ban Treaty   Pact Could Lead to Other Accords, Belleves President

JFK Signs Promising’ Test Treaty   Calls Pact Commitment To Cause of Survival

Kennedy Ratifies Test Ban Treaty At White House   Seen as Commitment "To Man's Survival” By U.S, Preastdent,

JE Signs, Lauds Test Ban Treaty   U.S. Vigilance Still Needed, President Says

Kennedy Signs Nuclear Treaty At White House   _ Labels Pact ‘Clear, Honorable Commitment’ To Survival of Mankind

Ceremony Brie! As Chief Signs Test Ban Pact   17 Pens Are Used As Officials Watch

@ TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nations Council of Churches Features)

New Rulers Will Honor  Agreements  Iraq Also Will Welcome New Investments

Inside Today   16 Countries To Make Plea  Helo For Buddhists Sought

Russian Arms Aid  Revealed   Reports Say Soviet Shipments To Cuba At $300 Million

REACH U, S. ON CUBA BUILDUP   Intelligence Indicates Castro Given Much In Soviet Arms   MEANWHILE, ISLAND ECONOMY SLUMPING

MAXIMUM IS 70 M.P.H.  Boost In Freeway Speed Limit Effective Monday

Republicans Joined by Democrats  Goldwater Fans Confront Rockefeller on West Tour

How It Wuz ED BUSS REPORTS FIRST ROBINS —  TI meapice eSApocr ac’

Soviets Call Red Chinese  ‘Dogmatists’   Russian Editorial Praises Lenin And Hits Peking Regime

Test For Sport Editor Is Urged   Flowers Wants Te Find If Bisher Is Connected

GJnside The Star Joday   Deadline Set Wednesday  For Decorating Contest

Father Charged With Torture  Girl Locked In Unheated Shed Through Winter

Eight-Year-Old Boy Charged By Police With Setting Fatal Boston Hotel Fire

Boy, 8, Held For Causing Fire in Boston   Viaewwwaernke Aalnssee   Youngster Admits He Played with Matches in Hotel

Likes ‘Fizz’ Of Matches  Boy. 8, Charged W ith Causing Hotel Blaze

Flood Waters Rise With Wide Damage; Blizzards, Ice, Drifting: Slides Reported

Northwest Hard Hit By New Storms   High Wind, Snow, Rain, Floods Cause Damage, Suffering

Winds, Snow and Floods Batter Western States   Air Crash Over Ankara Kills 73, Injures 200

Pacific Coast Fights Floods; Montana Hit By New Arctic Cold Surve

WESTERN AREAS STARGER UNDER NEW ICY BLASTS   Arctic Cold Front Moves  Eastward Across Blaine   Northern California Hit by Floods While Gales Pourd Cnact

GALES POUND COAST  Winds, Snow, Rain Hit Wide Area Of West, Cause Floods

Viewsures In Romney's Legislative Program: Agnear Headed Far Passage  Key f

Kolwezi Falls Without Fight  U.N. Troops Capture Tshombe Stronghold

Katanga Secession Ends As Tshombe Stronghold Yields Without A Shot

AT CIVIL RIGHTS PARLEY ‘Mrs. Murphy’ Turns Up To Chide Bob Kennedy

Bob Kennedy Fields Questions  Mythical Mrs. Murphy Plays Key Hearing Role

CAPSULE FAILS IN TEST Mi ers” Rescue Might  ‘Have EndedIn Tragedy

Man To Search For Bova : Mine Escape Capsule Could’ve Been Fatal

HUNT FOR BOVA CONTINUES  Escape Capsule Tested: Proven As Death Trap

JFK Has Nation Moving Forward   Everyone (Almost) Hits Open Road for 50-Mile Challenge

 Walking Spree Set Off by JFK   Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys (and Men) Are Marching!

SN ne eee a ate a NR TS TT LT TR et Ne ee Ste et ere tere arnt rt tee te en TTT Re AR  JFK Puts The ‘Country On Its Feet; Many Hit The Open Road - - Walking

JFK Appeal Gets Nation Moving Again On Foot With Fitness Program

Every One From Scouts To Marines Takes Hikes   Walk Craze Hits Country:

JFK’s Challenge Puts Americans On Road  U.S. Moves Ahead—On Feet

Gov. Dalton Asks Assembly--‘Discard Partisatiship To Help State Keep Step in Space Age

Lists Needs, Accomplishments  Gov. Dalton Pleads tor Cooperation In Opening Message to Legislature

New Legislature Is Asked to Discard Its Old Partisanships   Dalton Urges Steps To Beet Up State’s Baurcetianece) Dencrercen

Dalton Concerned About Missouri's Future, Wants Partisanship Out

King Hussein Acts To Ease Jordan Crisis   Military, Political Maneuvers Result in Halt to Wild Rioting

EMILIIUAL, MILISARY MANIPULATIONS ee ee  Pro-UAR Demonstrations In Jordan Ouieted By King

Crisis in Jordan Apparently Eased  Quiet Follows Riots For UAR Membershir

King's Military, Political Maneuvers Appear To Have Eased Jordan’s Crisis

House Deadline Is at Midnight  Must Take Action or 58 Revived Measure:

Hurricane Threatens Hispaniola   Edith Apparently Loses ‘Eye’; Packs Winds Of 100 MPH

Were Satisfied   ls Atom Test Ban Treaty Turning Point in Policy?

Russia’s Act Is For Peace,  Or Merely Cold War Move?   Analysis Background Of The News

Thousand Missionaries Will Go Out  From lola Church, Savs Kindhart

Police, Troops Fight Pro-Reds Who Are Tryin; To Topple Betancourt .

JFK PROMISES HELP AS REDS BATTLE POLICE   At Least 20 Are Slain In Caracas; Nearly  80 Are Wounded   COMMUNISTS SEEK TO UPSET REGIME

Police, Army Troops Duet With Snipers   Red Underground Pushes Campaign; 24 Killed, 84 Hurt

Caracas Counts 24 Persons Dead In Bitter Fighting   Underground Seeks to Topple Betancourt Rule

Cuban Backed Rebellion in Second Day   Struggle Spreads Into Venezuela Against Betancourt

FRANKFORT GIRL 1 OF 4 PLANE DEAD   Private Plane Powerdives Into Ground At Hunting Preserve In Missouri; Busch Witnesses Accident.

{in Today’s Congressional Election   Forecasters Give Rooney Slight Edge Over Bartlett   Harriman Appeals  For Treaty Approval   See editorial and cartoon on test ban treaty, Page 4.

Special Vote In 15th Dist. Staged Today   Democrat Given Slight Edge In Congress Battle   (See Picture on Page 5)

This Wednesday And October 4.. a nescay Ana Uctober 4..  Two No-Sale Days Set To Ease Tobacco Jam

This Wednesday And October 4.  Two No-Sale Days Set  To kase Tobacco Jam

This Wednesday And October 4 To Be Holidays  Time Is Requested For Firms To Clear Up Excess Stocks

SEER Tg VEC EE TI AE GIGS tg EU WPR Pehle Motorist Is Sentenced For Traffic Violations Made By Police Officers

bAAbAGAAdTDAER TAU 42 0100) ho ecoced ccc re cece eo a   Nehru Renews Offer

Blood Unit To Be At  Thurmont   Tuesday Visit Will Be Last Of Fiscal Year; Quota Assured

Viet Nam’s New Head  'Was Often Mediator Between  Diem Government, Enemies

MAY RESTORE $64 MILLION T0 P, 0. BUDGET   Senate Subcommittee’s Version Would Be Victory For Day   PROPOSAL FACING  SENATE AND HOUSE

Part Of Postal. Funds Restored  Senate Group Puts  Back $64 Million

What's Kesponsible That Bright October Sun Blamed For Long Drought

BATTLE OPENS ON FILIBUSTERS   Weeks - Long Discussion Seen Over Attempt to Jimit Dehate

Filibuster Legislation Introduced   Long Struggle Seen on Move To Cut Debate

Russell Delays Anti-Filibuster Rules Changes   Southern Teams Prepared to Drag Battle Into Weeks

Steel City, Mobile Are Integrated   Wallace Folds, But Vows New Fizcht

Disorders Are Brief as Whites Arrested   State Troapers Fail to. Show Up; Police in Charge

Color Barrier Lowered In Alabama Wallace Bows To Federal Govt.; White Schools Are Desegregated

Be NEV PPEIS blesravon — ee  Wallace Backs ‘own Before US Government

‘Alabama Bows To Integration   Ciub owinging Police Rout White: At Birmingham

Birmingham Integrates Its Schools   Violence Flares; White Students Start Boycott

Negroes Enter White Classes In Two Cities   Wallace Makes NO Move to Stop Integration; Brief Flareup Checked.

Negroes Enter Schoo! As Gov. Wallace Bows   Birmingham Police Stop Segregationists

Observer Team To Battle Site  Flies on Peacemaking ; a rr e  Beary

Police Chief Told Year Ago Of Vic Squad ‘Improprieties’: Thompson

Cash, Checks Amount To $77,000   VP Struck On Head By Tough Talking Duo

Will Form Vast Arab Federation   Joint Military Security Pact Asked by Iraq   Map Page Two

Demos Cry Politics to GOP Sparked Probe   DETAILS ON THURSDAY Hike in Corporate Tax May Be in JFK's Plan

Personal deductions hit  JFK fax revisions may teost corporation taxes

Cut In Deductions Hinted In So-Called Tax Slash   Texas Voters Might Toll Property Tax Death Knell

Corporations May Find Themselves Paying More Tax  Sources Say This Likely To Happen During First Year

UNDER - JF K’S  -TAX- CUT PROPOSAL: : sy _ Firms May Pay More In First Year; Personal Deductions ‘Hace, Slashes

Some Hikes Proposed  In Tax Plan   Special Message To Explain JFK's  53-Year Package

Tax plan to cut individua deductions  Corporations   Corporations may be paying more, not less

) President Will Disclose Plans For Rate Cuts Starting This Year

President’s Talk Slated for Today   Early Levy Relief, But Slash  in Some Alloiwances Seen

Corporations May Pay More Instead Of Less in First Year of Tax Cut!

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Corporations May Pay More Taxes Under JFK’s Tax Cut Program.

Business Faces Delayed Benefit In JFK Tax Pian  Won't Enjoy Full

Tax Cut? Rules Could Mean Added  Burden For Several Corporations

Corporations May Pay More at First Under JFK's Plan   Full Tax Relief Would Not Come Until 1969: His Message Thursday.

Firms Might Pay More In Tax Cut Plan  Sharp Curtailment Of Personal Cuts

Special Message  Due Tomorrow   Early Levy Relief, But Slash  in Some Allowances Seen

Corporations May Pay More Taxes During First Year Of Kennedy Plan

Corporation: May Pay More Taxes  Charity Deductions _ May Be Curtailed

If JFK Program Enacted Corporations May Pay  More Taxes First Yea

Companies May Pay-Higher Taxes  Kennedy Wants Cut ~ In Charity Deduction

Bigger Tax Possible  Corporations Face Ist Year Bite   Adjustments Made In Finn School Buses

First Year of New Plan ‘Corporations Might Pa More Taxes, Not Less

Strike Stops Toledo Blade Paper Today   Earlier Stor See Page A-2

GOP Leaders Like Barry G.   Buddhist Regime Controls Nervous Saigon   Mystery Shrouds Deaths Of Diem, Nh

Mystery Shrouds Deaths of Diem, Powerful Brother   Newsman Views Unofficial Photos Of Their Bodies

Latest Sporis Miller Beats Brack — Look for the Scores. Section   Mystery Shrouds Dinh  Brothers ‘Suicides’

Viet Nam Leader, Nhu Claimed Dead ... Jubilant Crowds Celebrate  Downfall of President Diem

Nhu, Brother Claimed Dead   Versions Of Deaths In Conflict; U.S. Recognition Of Junta Near

SUICIDES DOUBTED Buddhists Ruling in Saigon Declare  Old Chiefs Dead

Throngs Celebrate Downfall Of Diem   JOYFUL CITIZENS ENTER SAIGON PALACE   SAYS SHE WILL GO HOME  Mrs. Nhu Declares U.S. Caused Murder Of Diem

Newsman Calls Suicides Of Nhu, Diem Unlikely   Freed Buddhists Take; Over With Provisional Reaqime

REPORTER VIEWS PICTURES OF TWO DEAD BROTHERS   WITNESSES RULE SUICIDE UNLIKELY IN BOTH DEATHS

Saigon Nervous as Buddhists Take Over in Viet Nam  Circumstances of Ngo Brothers’ Deathe Still Ramain Uncertain

Fire Bug on the Loose In Adirondack Woodland Area; 100 Acres Burned

Program Gets Mixed  Reaction   Hikes School Aid; Property Tax  Relief Changed

Hopes Are Held For Tax Reform After ist Test   Program Is Headed For Second Scrutiny

Foes Denounce One-Party Rule By Ben Bella   Algerians Approve Socialist Constitution By Large Malority

Algerian Voters Approve Foes Call Constitution Map To Diciatorship

Algeria OKs One-Party Plan   Foes See Socialistic Dictatorship Looming

Algerians Approve  New Constitution One-Party Pian Said  Dictatorchin Scheme

Better Education Pays Off Locally   Average High School Drop-out Forfeits $46,000 In His Lifetime Earnings

For District Title   for tistrict trlte Seeks State fourney Berth  Manhattan To Face Emporia

Art Treasures Worth Half Million Stolen  By Red Terrorists From Caracas Museum

Pearson Takes Over In Canada   Government Begins Work To Repair Relations With U.S.

Air Strike Anwounced Oct. Tenth   United A. L. Then; Five Others Being Voted On By Union

Machinists Prepare To Strike UAL   Votes Under Way To Walk Out On Other Air Carriers

Diem Move Assailed By Washington   Buddhists Target Of Crackdown By  Vietnamese Army

AVY WIOMKS APrested Ser  Troops Round Up Buddhists; U.S. Protests to Viet Nam

100 Buddhist Monks A:rested In Raids. Carried-Out Under State Of Siene

Massive Crackdown Staged  Thee J aay   Martial Law Sets Up Siege; Monks Arrested

Nation Under Martial Law; 100 Arrested   Heavily-Armed Troops Storm Through Pagodas; Press Censorship Imposed.

Martial Law in Viet Nam   Buddhist Monks Arrested in Crackdown. by President Diem

Martial Law Is Established By President   State Of Siege Nets 100 Monks, Reports Indicate

On Easter Sunday  Truck Driver Gets Kick Out Of Parties For Kids

For Youngsters of Sanitarium  Man's Easter Party Continues over Years

Soviet Rockets Were Needed to Stop 2d Invasion--Castro   Resigned Thursday

President Issues Equal Rights Order   Bars Discrimination In Hiring of Negroes On Federal Projects

Negroes Protest At (;sadsden  March Is Biggest ltv City’s History

Attempt Made To Redistrict State Senate  Committees As A Whole To Conside

China Radio Again Plays, Khrushehey   Sovict Boss Seen Still Mais Target

Canada in Sharp Blast at A-Arms Criticism by U.S.   State Dept. Hits Failure To Arm

Lynn Townsend Credited With Chrysler Rise   Company Now Making Money

$3 Million Proj ect To Help Agriculture      Plan ‘Won’t Use American Money,’ But Congress Repercussions Seen

U.N. to Proceed With $3 Million Acriculture Aid Project for Castro

Voted Despite U.S. Objection; No U.S. Money Or Technicians, Official Says

CASTRO 10 GET UN FUND AID IN CROP PROJECT   U. 8. Vigerously Opposed Decision Disclosed by Paul Hoffman   TEST SITE PLANNEN   FAO Will Supply Experts for Study on Diversifying Aaqriculture

U.N. Going Ahead With Agricultural  Aid Program For Castro’s Island

U.N. To Aid Cuba Despite U.S. Protest   Agricultural Help Approved In 196] From Special Fund

Macmillan Goes To Hospital Suddenly ©  Cancele Plane Far Party Rally Where He   Cancels Plans For Party Rally Where He Was To Reveal Future Plans: Gloom Seen

—OHIO SENATE SEAT —MAYBEAstronaut Glenn To Become Politician?   GERMAN SERGEANT’S WIFE  U.S. ‘Profumo’ Case Said Brewing

Administration Quiety Nudges Ohio Astronaut  Demos Would Glad  DOD... i-zb. LI fl...   Demos Would Glac Run John H. Glenn If Young Retires

Want Astronaut In Capitol Hill Orbit  Kennedy And Co. Pushing Glenn Jor Ohio Senator

Glenn’s Entry In Contest Sought oO * ~~ * * * , * * x x * * Adminictratinn Traing Ta Nauden Ue Int. 1. D...

Nudge John Glenn for OhioSenate   Report Administratior Trying To Get Him To Add Glamor

Nudging Astronaut... ... Into Senate Kace  JFK Wants Glenn in Demo Orbit

Kennedy Wants Glenn To Enter Ohio Campaign   But Nobody Is Saying So Yet

‘ Supreme Court Ruling Brings Divided Compliance  ‘Many Schools Defy Bible Ban

Schools Defy Court Ruling, Continue To Read From Bible —   : Engel Testifies:  Objections Led To Beer Bid Rejection

Despite Supreme Court, Many School Children Across the Land Read Bible Verses, Prayers

Prayer, Bible Reading in Schools   DESPITE RULING BY THE SUPREME COURT

Prayers: Continue  Supreme Court Ruling Fails To Stop Reading Of Bible In Schools

Defends Position On Matching Funds—  Nothing Inconsistent In Two Addresses, Anderson Claims

State Wold Nat Be Obligated To Finish Building  Remarks During New: Conference Today

Charge: Informing Congress   Claim State Department Man Told Secrets

Gov. Barnett AttemptingTo ‘Hold Diploma   Meredith Terms Governor’s Action ‘Purely Political’

Plan For Stricter Controls On Wheat Soundly Beaten   Rush County Rejects Plan, 1,052 To 179

M A oo 0 Tr 0. Cc Cc ‘al n A I m a Vy J t  ger , ria n  Inf ant ry ;P ushed B ac k to H ills

Border Fighting .  Continues   Each Side Blames Other  In Sahara

‘Defector’ Fired For  Mental Ils   No Link Found Between Ex- Age nt

Reynolds Fails To Offer Clues On His Attitude  _ Repeats His Plan To Balk at Sales Levy Proposals

Two Killed In Crash Near Pratt   Elderly Man, 21-Year-Old Woman Victims

Four Girls, Boy Get Glucose  Quints’ Survive! Chance Rated Good By Doctor.

Press Coverage ‘Tn Abeyance’ Snobbery Charged In White House Function

White:House‘N o Palace’  oo oe + pa a ~*+   Kennedy Lease Only 4 Years, Says Republican

‘White House Social Reporting Ban ‘Causes Uproar; Plan ‘In Abeyance’

McDonald Not Present For Board Meeting   Nothing Concrete From Proposals; Talks Continuing

oteei INEQGOuUations  McDonald Adjourns Executive Board; Concern Grows That Formal Talks Will Be Needed

USW President Continues Talks With Industry   McDonald Due to Report Later Today on Crash Negotiations With Steel.

Santa Claus on His Way!   Perennial Read-Aloud Favorite for Yule

Jolly Old Saint, Famous Reindeer Zooming Through Arctic Skies— Santa Claus Is On His Way At Last   Famous New York Sun Editorial Rep rinted—  “Yes, Virginia, There Is A Santa’

CHEER UP. KIDS   ‘Reserved! Sign Hangs in Sky Old Santa Ready to Start Trip

Yes, Santa, There Is A Dubuque   Gift-Laden Sled Seen Winging His Way to America

Post Office Is Under 1962 in Gift Mailings   Mal boyle s Volumn  A Crucial Question Asked: ‘Will Santa Really Come to Our House?

Expect Sunday Closing Proposal  General Assembly Begins Week Of Bill Receiving

18 Oil, Oil, 244 Gas Wells  Oil and Gas Production Means $11 Million a Year to County

Kennedy's Topic? ‘Water’  DAM DEDICATED AT WISKEYTOWN      Words Instead of Bullets  Mobster Joseph Valachi Puts Heat on Mob Boss

Wallace Still Contends JFK Action Wrong   Governor Says He May Seek Injunctior Against Troop Use

Students Defy Warning by U.S  Gr roup of 59 Flies avana for Visit

_ All Expe enses Paid  Tourist Students Defy US For Personal Look At Cuba

Strict Regulations  State’s New Marriage Law Goes Into Effect Monday

iiaiindeaitathed~ pedal td preven cs ee cee  State's New Marriage Law Goes Into Effect Monday

Kurds Threaten to  Renew War in lraq  Revolt Leader Says Self-Rule Must be Granted Quickly

Spotted by ACanadian Flying Over   Calif. Man, Brooklyn Woman Had Been Thought Dead.

Pair Saved In Wilds Of Yukon   7-Week Ordeal Ends for Bay Flier, Girl Passenger

Bar Chief-elect  Criticizes Poll  Says Judge Vote Not ‘Discussed’

Christmas Season Arrives  Mammoth Throng Turns Out [For Bristol’s Annual Parade

Christmas Season Arrives isirtdhteenbindiiemnecteniacarrtunnarnatoniins  Mammoth Throng Turns Out F or Bristol’s Annual Parade

‘Honoring Washington— City and County  Offices to Close All Day Friday

Dowagiac Hopes For Stability Goverment  7 - eo g   Two Are Appointed To City’s Council

Area Deaths  EBPLELER! CTPA Iw 8 6€FCO   JOHN SCHNEIDER, 58, DIES AT HAWARDEN

Under An Assembly Local Bill Board Okays Double Duty  For Lewer Court Solicitor

Rusk Opens Battle For Foreign Aid   Says Opposition Helps Spread Of World Communism

Fair   Opens Foreign Fund Fight  Rusk Says Aid Cut Helps Reds’ Cause

Budget-Cutters Aid Red Cause, Rusk Charges   Gets Angry Reply From lowa’s Gross At House Hearing

Rusk Hits Big Cuts In US Aid  Secretary Of State   Secretary Of State Launches Annual Capitol Hill Battle

Dean Rusk Str lre 0 House   Representatives Do Not Like Soviet Cagnerntion jibe

Foreign Aid Cutters Feel Rusk’s Fire  Says They Play Into Hands Of Communists

Secretary Dean Rusk Tells Congress 1 Cuts In Foreign Aid Are Aiding Communists

Military Court Condemns 6 Men   Sentenced to Die for Assassination Plot

Muttary Tribunal Convicts 14  Six Given Death Sentence In Try  To Kill DeGaulle

14 Sentenced In De Gaulle Plot  6 Face Death; 8 Get Prison Terms

The Beaverhead Ladies Club will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Julia McDonald.

Meeting Today on Alliance   Changes Sought to Aid Hemisphere Economic Solutions

Moscow Budget to Show Cut in Defense Funds; Aids Chemical Output

Soviet Plan For Cutting Defense Due   Government Report To Indicate Extent Of Chemical Program

Delegates To ISTA Reject Proposal To Assess Each Teacher For $55

Reynolds Sees Civil Rights As Key Issue  Will be Center of Dispute When State

Rights to Be Issue Nov. 4   Semblance of Discrimination In Wisconsin, Says Reynolds

Stiff Battle Looming In Louisiana   Morrison Has Edge In Governor Race

Tshombe Flees U.N. Forces to N. Rhodesia  Katangan Leader eae oo ae  ee   Katangan Leader Expected To Signa’ Last-Ditch Stand

UN WATCHES NEWEST MOVE IN CONGO ROW   Katanga Leader May Call for Last - Ditch Stand   TO GO TO KOLWEZI   Secret Dash to Rhodesia Arouses Speculation on Secessionist’s Plans

Troops Begin Move Toward Kolwezi Area   Katangan Leader Promises Full Cooperation

Tshombe Flees To N. Rhodesia   Fear Last- Ditch Effort By Katanga Leader

TSHOMBE TAKES SECRET TRIPS   ARRIVES TODAY IN IN NORTH RHODESIA; CALLED DEJECTED

Flees To Rhodesia... Last-Ditch Stand?  Tshombe On The Loose Again

Diplomats Speculate Tshombe May Signal Last-Ditch Fight After Fleeing to N. Rhodesia

mbe Flees to. hern Rhodesia;  Renew Strife  's to Go to Kolwezi nd He Talle Newemren

ENVOYS BOYCOTT HAIT! OFFICIALS   Action Is Expression of U §. Disapproval of Duvalier Recime

Editorial Hours    Shavin Points New A ach To Fixi  Odds Against “i At A Gaming Table

Slot Slot Machines Hit Only Often Enough fo Entice Suckers fo Keep Playing

Calls Kennedy “Pirate Chief”... . Castro Says Cuba Forced U.S. to Pay for Prisoners

Castro Calls JFK Vulgar Pirate Chief   Speaks at Fourth Anniversary of His Revolution

U.S. Stee! Plans Consolidation  Will Unite Seven Operating Divisions

National Soil Stewardship Week Theme ls “We Turn Our Eyes To The Future”

WHAT IS GOOD FOR THE SOIL= ~1§$ GOOD FOR THE SOUL #5   The Challenge ot The Future

Jobless Pay Measure Sent to Gov. Rolvaag   Gasoline Tax Boost Bill Signed

Republicans Seek To Strip Governor Of Patronage ‘  Executive Council Would Be Given   Executive Council Would Be Given Control of Jobs

Gov. Hughes says he'd veto bill changing hiring, firing authority

Residents In Number Of Communities In State Ureed To Conserve-Water

Shortage of Water Hits State Cities   Summer Heat Wave Poses Water Problem in Five States

Nikita Going to Cuba —  Khrushchev Promises  Aid Against Invasion

Khrushchev Airs Threat, Accepts Bid   Plans To Visit Cuba But Date Unknown Tass Agency Says

“Out Of Political Hole"—  "K" Promises To Visit Cuba; Renews Threat

Nikita Plans Visit to Cuba Warns U.S.   American Invasion of Island Means Holocaust, He Say:

Khrush Rattles Rockets Again   New Pledge Is Seen As Soothing Castro

Renews Threats Against U.S. in Joint Statement  Castro Visit Pulls Premier Out of Hole

Says He Will Defend Island Against Attack   Accepts Castro’s Invitation To Visit Cuba: No Date Mentioned

Accepts Fidel’s Invitation To Visit Island  NikitaPledgesNuclea Support for Red Cuba

Khrushchev Will Visit Cuba; Renews Threats To Detend Castro’s Nation

NIKITA SAYS HE WILL MAKE VISIT TO CUBA   Premier Renews Threat to Unleash Nuclear Power   Both Leaders Continue Talks; Red China  Seen Issue

Reference To JFK Is Challenged   Communist Pals  At Holiday Retreat

Premier To Visit  In Cuba   Renews Threats To Give Soviet Aid  To Island

Red Renews Vow to Use A-Weapons   Joint Communique Issued at End of Public Reception

KHRUSHCHEY PLANS VISIT TO CASTR(   Russian Rattles His Rockets On U.S. NonInvasion “Promise;” Washington Says No Pledge Made.

Slates Rest With Castro  Tn Russia   Declares Invasion Of Caribbean Isle Will Meet A-Attack

Nikita Will Visit Cuba; Renews Vow Of Soviet Support  Promises Protection if U.S. Should Decide on Invasion

SUMMERTIME AND SWIMMING GO TOGETHER   Nikita Pledges Castro Soviet Nuclear Force

PLANS VISIT TO CASTRO   Russian Rattles His Rockets On U.S. NonInvasion “Promise;” Washington Says No Pledge Made.

a aries  Khrushchev Accepts Bid ToVisitCuba  Renews Pledge To Defend Island

Controversial business   He uu vistt stand Nik renews threat to defend Cubans

sRaise in Liquor Taxes  Brings. Back Old Debate  SRean Ta TY me ae WD wow. *4 FR.   ‘Brand Label Use Permit Fee’ Is New Name for ‘Excise Tax’ Concept

REMAP UP 10 COMMISSION; KERNER WINS   Illinois Supreme Court Turns Down Claim Governor Had No Authority Over Legislature’s Redistricting.

REDISTRICTING PROPONENTS GET SEVERE SETBACK   HOUSE MEMBERS AND CANDIDATES MAY RUN af LARGE

Court Upholds Kerner k:7ht To Veto Bill On State R-apportionment

Where to Find It   Cuba Invites More Students to Visit Island as Guest of Fidel

Two Die In Spanish Fork Canyon  Weekend Utah Highway Crashes Kill 4 People

Underwood And'Drowning Moore Two Most'ls Ruled Mentioned Men'‘Accident’

State Supreme Court Reversal- Missouri's Sunday Closing Laws Now Held Invalid

Supreme Court Voids Sunday Closing Law  Action Reverses Ruling sag ” a 1961, o— Ractrictions Cannot Re

5  y  Stays Through Threat of Explosion  ‘Woman Missed in Evacuation of Arkansas Towr

Widow, 60, Remains In Evacuated Town Despite Possible Explosion -

Widow Missed As Town Is Evacuated Under Threat Of Chemical Explosion

‘THE DEVIL AND TOM WALKER’ Blast Threat Evacuates Town,  But Widow, 60, Remains Behind

One Woman Overlooked  699 Residents Evacuatec During Disaster Threat

‘The Devil And Tom Walker!’ Says Katie   Evacuation Misses One After Train And Gasoline Truck Collide In Arkansas

For the Love of (Sigh)ence!   Whole Town Flees Fire— Well, All but Widow Loper

One Woman Overlooked In Removal   Ammonium Nitrate  In Damaged Boxcar Causes Excitement

Ike Suggests Reservation In Test Pact  Backs Treaty If I Guarantees Right tec   Backs Treaty If It Guarantees Right te Use Nuclear Weap: ons In War.

Truman Gives nm Gives OK  Ike Calls For Reservation  In Test Ban

Eisenhower's Reservation Shouldn't Hurt Treaty Ratification: Fulbright

Limited Viet Aid Cuts Considered  Some of Nhu’s Pet Projects Target of Sfash

house Leaders Expect Budget Passage Today   Only 11 Days Are Left In 61-Day Session Of Indiana Legislature

Cubans Apologize To U. S.  Floridian Event   Floridian Event Considered Over

Cuba Regrets MIG Attack On Freighter   U.S. Immediately Accepts Apology Of Castro Regime

Mine Victims’ Identification Task Begins   Utah Pit Closed As Inquiry Lito Blast Condtceted

IDENTIFICATION IS GRIM TASK  Launeh Fund Drive For Families Of Mine Victim:

Identification Of Victims in Utah Mines Awaiting  Arrival of FBI

FRED VANDER HAM IS STRICKEN AT MERTING IN SIOUX CITY HOTEL  Inhalator Sqaud Car En Route to Give Him Aid Collides With Cab

FRED VANDER HAM IS  STRICKEN AT MEETING  IN SIOUX CITY HOTET, Inhalator Syaud Car  _ En Route to Give Nim :, Aid Collides With Cab.

Rockefeller Hopes Party Will Delay 1964 Choice   Governor Relies on Slow Approach To Discount Divorce as Nomination Issue

JFK orders resumption of Nevada nuclear tests   Diefenbaker: “Canada not part of New Frontier”

Rusk Calls On De Gaulle To Strive For Unit  Reports President Has Ordered Resumption 0 Wndararniind Tect:

Secretary Cites Great Tasks Facing Allies   irges Continued Ef. fort for Multilateral Nuclear Force, Eco: nomic Union,

Discuss A Tieup Of Liner   Dispu te Over Discrimination  By An Officer

Inside The Times   Food, Gasoline Lead Way  Living Costs Up Second Month

Living Costs Up Again in July  Food and Gasoline Leading the Way

TopLiving Costs Hit Record High 1 in Over Million to Get Pay Hike:

FEAR HARRELL MET FOUL PLAY   FIND ABANDONED AUTO OF LOUISVILLE LEADER OF CULT

(Had $14,000-‘Fear For Safety’ Church Head’s Abandoned Automobile Is Located

Summit Talks Could Develop At Conference   Treaty Signing Due This Week; Mr. K Talks Peace

To Sign Partial Nuclear Test Bon Pact Big 3 Parley May Lead To Summit

FLU CREEPS INTO STATE Kingsport Area Bracing For Spreading Epidemic

$1, 500 Damage In City Accidents; One Involves Four Cars, One Hit-Rur

Drought- Breaking Storm Leaves  Million Dollar Swath In Its Wake

Western Storm Leaves Swath of Destruction   New Cold Blast Sweeping Over  the Midwest

Ends Drought, But Mudslides, Floods Resulf   Fresh Cold Waves Head For Plains, Rockies, Midwest

Texans Sizzle Western Residents Battling Floods And M Mud Slides

Cold Wave Hits Much Of Country   Temperatures Drop 20 To 40 Degrees From Texas To Pa.

MERCURY DIVES AROUND ZERO IN MANY CITIES   Heavy Rains And Gales Continue To Batter  [  Far West States   ‘NEW ENGLANDERS : SET FOR 15 BELOW

New Bitter Cold Wave Speeds East   Temperatures Drop 20 to 40 Degrees In Path From Texas To Pennsylvania

Revised Tax List in Mails   Hundreds of New Items, Services To Become Taxable on August 15

iTo Contact 60 Foreign Envoys  Rusk Begins Major Round Of Diplomacy Talks In Washington

Rioting Makes No Difference,  You Can’t Paddle Students in Corrupt Washington Schools

Bariie COP ite ally In Hershey Goldwater Issues  1964. Unity Plea

Flays Bossism  Senator Goldwater Urges All Republicans to Back Party's Choice Next Year

Conference Set Today On Robena   Charmbury Says 3 Should Face Charges Of Safety Violations

Stennis to Probe Buildup  aA nr ne meerenemaeete ae eaa emon ae tea  Senators Disagree on Facts of Cuba

Bipartisan Worry Seen Over Threat   Morse Upholds What Kennedy Said In His Press Conference

CUBA ‘BUILDUP’ TO BE PROBED BY COMMITTEE   Senate Group Leader Isa’t Satisfied With JFK Reports   REPUBLICANS FEAR THREAT GROWING

Senators See Grave  U.S. Threat   Comurunist-Ran Menace Cited By Party Leaders

Briefing Fails To Allay Fear Of Red Threat   Russian Force Is Stronger Than Ever, GOP Warns

Sen. Stennis To Investigate New Reports  Secret Briefing Fails to Subdue   een ces ee eee

Stennis Says Cuba Builduy Probe Is Set  Preparedness Subcommittee To Investigate

GOPs Claim  Grave Arms Threat Exists   Senate Group Given Secret Briefing on Issue by Leaders

Stennis Says Cuba Buildur Probe Is Set  Preparedness Subcommittee

Demos Back GOP Claim Of Menace   Statement Follows Denial Of Threat By Administration

PAGE FAVORS  INCREASE IN  SCHOOL FUND CALLS FIGURE BY  STATE EDUCATION GROUP IINRFAIICTI

More Volunteers Needed At Port Arthur  Sandbag Crews Battling F: loodwaters

Se eee, See Ae OR RT oe ge gy     Economic Barometers Show an Increase

Ross Among 12 Indicted  In Tax Case  Group Charged With Arranging Phonv Refunds

— College President Stunned By Defeat —  Wake Forest To Keep Baptist Makeup

Caribbean To Be Watched   Caribbean To Be Wat ched  Johnson Asks Red Alert

70-Year-Old Dragged Freedom Is Reward For Terrible Craw! Through 20-Inch Wall Tunnel

Tax Issue Is Settled; Budget Next   Ristine Explains His Tie-Breaking Vote

PLL TELL THE...  WORLD  By RUFUS F. HIGGS   Overtones of Sadnegs

Guideline For State Schools   Robertson Interprets School Prayer Ruling

Railroads announce ‘stalemate’   Unions indicate strike may still be averted without legislation

Deadlock Cited In Rail Talks   Railroad Spokesmar Calls Effort For Accord Hopeless

CARRIERS $ AY ‘NO PROGRESS’ IN LATE TALKS   Unions, However, Claim Issue Need Not Go To Legislation   BOTH SiDES AWAIT SUMMONS BY WIRTZ

Strike Fears Are Renewed   Wirtz, Congressmen Gather; New Look At Legislation Underway

Settlement Hopeless Railroads’ Chief Negotiator Claims ‘Positive Stalemate’ Exists In Talks

Inside Today   Standard Of Living Way Up Great Changes Take Place In Russia  Since Death Of Stalin 10 Years Ago

IN 10 YEARS SINCE DEATH OF STALIN  Great Changes Noted In Soviet Union

Lawmakers Look at New Schoét Course  Capit Would :  . fa Pere weree i’

Feelings Released  Berlin Wall Anniversary Marked by Demonstration

West Berliners Shout ‘The Wall Must Go’   Pickets Injure Chicago Police

Follows Meet in France  Harriman Expresses Hope Of Gaining Soviet Accord

Hopes Soviet Will Support Laos Peace   Carries Letter From President For Khrushchev

Awaits Conference With Khrush:  Averell Has Hope  In Moseow Talks

EMEEEME UE Y ATLULELCLO U pe eee  Greenbrier Clubs Under U. S. Fire

LE CIC NLN ttt tetas  Oklahoma City's Earnings Tax Plan Goes Down To Defeat

Poi Sn tet earn Sy fete Pl eer TORT eT 7 eee ase eT eT eee rare ma  Today's Chuckle

Republicans Say Nation Not Divided   People Not Guilty 'n Assassination, Statement Says

 Americans Not Guilty  GOP Hits Efforts to Link Assassination to Right-Winc

Honest Debate, Dissent Should Be Approved   Hatred, Bigotry Fanaticism Are Guilty Of Crime

‘Efforts 9 Make Americans Feel Guilty of the Assassination -Obscure !ts Nature'-GOP Leaders

As Result of Assassination- _ Americans Should Not Feel Guilty, GOP Says

Panel Blames N.Y. Printers  Deliberate Design Reported In Strike

Union Head: Blamed For N.Y. Strike  Jurists Censure   Jurists Censure Strikers In Lonc News Blackout   NO BARGAINING

‘No Real Bargaining New York Printers Union Censured By Facts Panel

‘There Has Been No Real Bargaining’ Panel Censures Printers Union in New York News Strike

Judges Blame Printers {n Newspaper Strike   New York City Out of Papers for 36 Days.

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Leaders Of Printers’ Union Censured For Newspaper Strike

Fact-Finders Blame Leaders Of Union   Three Judges Charge Printers Struck,. Then Refused To Deal In Force Maneuver

PANEL BLASTS PRINTER UNION   Study Finds New York Walkout Was ‘Deliber ate Drasioy’

PRINTERS ARE CENSURED FOR NEWS STRIKE   WALKOUT IS TERMED DELIBERATE DESIGN FOR NEGOTIATIONS

rederal Mediators Step In  Leaders of Printers Union in 36-Day-Old Strike Strongly Censured by Judges’ Panel

No Rea rgaining Judges’ Report Critical of Leaders in Printers’ Strike

JUDICIAL FACT - FINDING P ANEL CENSURES LEADERS OF PRINTERS’ UNION FOR NEWSPAPER BLACKOUT

Fact-Finder Unit Blames Printers   Rules Strike Was Not Called As Last Resort

MIDSTATE TOWNS HIT   Thirty Injured In Illinois, Others In Indiana: Tornadoes Touch Near Springfield, Sweep Eastward.

20 SMALL MIDSTATE TOWNS HIT   Thirty Injured In WMiinois, Others In Indiana; Tornadoes Touch Near Springfield, Sweep East ward.

Ike Says Constitution May Have to  Be Amended to Curb Federal Power

Argentina's Oil Buying Talk Fades  Envoy Cancels Trip And Meeting With Kennedy About Cut OF (ha a= =

The daily average net paid circulation of The Lowell Sun for April was:  46,059  teenie   Situation In Haiti Tense

GHOSTLY SHELL OF HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM   Marines on Haiti Standby

U.S. Marines Standing By For Landing   Tension Heighten: In Caribbean As Fighting Erupts

US Marines Are Ready  For Landing   Forces Massed To Invade Haiti

Allies Of SEATO Try For Accord   France Appears To Be Cooperating In Meeting Aft Paris

DeGautlle Unusually Friendly   Meets With Rusk 70 Minutes After Opening Session

 Laos Confronts SEATO New Spirit of Cooperation Indicated by French Actions

Civil Rights Leaders Map Their Strategy  3-Day Conference Yn Jee nee oe eae

Rights Leaders To Plan Action  Congressmen, Clergy   Congressmen, Clergy Will Address Meetina

Civil Rights Leaders Call  Conference  Meeting Designed  To Assure Passage OL 2.1 et

Civil Rights Par ley To Bin  Up Votes On  Kennedy Levislation vi baw)

Aim: get legislation thru congress  NCAAP calls strategy meet to push for civil rights

Leaders Meet  To Map Civil  Rights Plans Meeting Called by  NAACP to Decide Legislative Steps

Civil Rights Leaders Map Their Strategy   3-Day Conference Gets Under Way In Washington

Ward Labels Vice Charges Pack Of Lies   London Osteopath Admits Immorality; Fighting 5 Counts

BARRON AT CONFERENCE  Says State Is Very Good Example of Integration

Hospital Blaze Routs Patients   Four Injured in Fire at Shattuck

Quebec Terrorists Bombs Stir Montreal   Another Blast Set Off; Dynamite Sticks In Mail Boxes Laid To Separatist Group

Accord oni Tariff Cuts Is Reached ByU.S.and ECM   Deadlock Is Broken As Germans Argue For U. S. Policies,

INDE YX   U.S., Common Market Nearing Accord on Trade Barrier Cuts

Optimism replaces failure  On how to cut trade harriers in western world

Hopes Up for Agreement in Tariff Session   U.S., Common Market Envoys Optimistic

Common Mart, U.S. Pact On Tariffs Near  Ways Are Sought For Cutting Trade Barriers In West

Trade Talks Produce Air Of Agreement   U. S., Common Market Delegates Say They're Near Trade Acreement

Mood Is Optimistic as Differences Narrow at Geneva Conference That Had Been on Verge of Failure

Agreement Seen Nearon Tariff Reduction Plan  Mood of Optimism ~ Spreads in Meeting

Common Market: nl  Trade Accord For Western World Near  Optimism Over Tariff Agreement Soars at Geneva

Trade Meeting Mood Brightens   Virtual Agreement Claimed: After Near Failure

U.S., ECM Reaching Agreement  Mood Of Optimism Hits Conference Which Once Nearec Point Of Failure

U.S., Common Market Members Near Agreement; Optimism Sweeps Meeting

Trade Pact Talks Marked By Optimism   Compromise Plan Reached After Numerous Delavs

US., Europeans Optimistic Accord On Trade Barrier Cutting Nears At Geneva

Air Of Optimism Soars Over Geneve Tariff Conference   Delegates Reach Agreement On How T. Cut Trade Barrjare

Assumes Name of Priest Mystery Spy Identified  As Russian National

A Wolf In Lamb's Garb ls Bared By U.S Agents   Kennedy In For Franklin?

Bui Iding: Loans Also-Sought - Upgrading Local Schools One Aim Of JFK Proposal

Uprising Crushed In Syria, Claim  Situation Is Under ; _. Control, Is Reports:

Syria Claims Uprising Has Been Crushed  Clan Hafaz Renarts.   Gen. Hafez Reports Civilians, Ousted Officers Defeated

Syria Says Brief Revolt Is Crushed   Abortive Plot Led by Civilians, Ex-Military Men

Civilian Revolt Curbed In Damascus District Ryu Surion Government

Fighting Breaks Out In Capital But Is Quelled   Situation Is. Under Control Following Revolt By Civilians

Drought  Persists In Most Of Midwest  Northeast Ohio Area Gets Light Snowfall

Expert Gives Testimony At Naval Inquiry   Tank Ruptured In Thresher 30 Days Before Last Trip

DISTRICT 18-AA Standings (Girls)   Unicyclists Booked For Halftime Friday

NFO PRESIDENT PROMISES POLL OF DIRECTORS  -oleale~@t?.@+t2 a tf 2) =”) lh]   RESIGNATION OF STALEY REQUESTED IN STORMY SESSION

Staley Fights Back In NFO Dispute   Prealdent Wants to Hear Complaints of Directors.

' Veteran Police Sergeant Faces Charges Of Leading PatrolmenOn Burglary Spree

Veteran Sergeant Faces Charges Of Leadina 4 Patrolmen On Buralary Spree

Police Sergeant and Four Patrolmen Face Burelarv Charees on Their Beat

Explosion In Japanese Mine Kills At Least 55; 600 Others Are Trapped

Over 55 Japanese Miners Die In Blast   Bulletin      Trains Crash In Japan; 50-60 Dead

Trapped Men Below Explosion   Seeking New Approaches To Reach Chamher Tran

80 Injured Brought Out After Explosion   600 Believed Cought in Tunnels Filled With Gas

Blowers fail; gas  seeps In   Resctiers rush-to scene: of coal-dust explosion

Goldwater  Nod Seen In Hampshire  Cotton Sees Victory Despite Early Drive

en. Norris Cotton Expects Goldwa ster victory in New Hampshire primary

Goldwater Seen Victor in New Englane   Sen. Norris Cotton, Top Ally, Predicts Victory In New Hampshire Vole

In New Hampshire's Primary  Goldwater Backer Figures Rockefeller Will Win Race

MIRLITON PEAR IS GROWN IN LAUREL   Goldwater Backer Sees New Hampshire Victory   NEFISON ‘UNNERNDOCG’

Rockefeller Begins Campaign, But. —_ New Hampshire Solon Confident Goldwater Will Capture State

'Goldwater Waits Without Comment   Rockefeller Opens His Campaign

Aggressive Campaign Seen  N.Hampshire Supporter Predicts Goldwater Win

States May Exercise Right-to-Work Laws  -- Supreme Court Unanimous In Rejecting Federal Power

Incident Follows Integration Of Schools.... Negro Shoots Two Men  In Yanceyville Fracas

Negro Children Advised To Stay Home 2 White Men Wounded When Caswell County Integrates

Negro Children Advised To Stay Home  2 White Men Wounded When Caswell County Inteerates   Meredith Mum About His Return  Lone Negro’ s Car Balks As He Leaves ‘Ole Miss”

Indie ca TE aes noose anks CMP wD  Red China Admissior To UN Despite Clash

Death Came Later   Air Search Begins For Lost Explorers   U. S. Party Of 15 Missing In Mexice

Latin Gains In Economy Emphasized   Development Woes Getting New Focus Over Cuban Issue

State Rain Insufficient  To Lift Ban   Sinall Game Season Delay Is Expected Because OF Droveht

Season Slated To Open Saturday .  Rainfall in Time To Lift Ban on Hunting Doubtfu

. —POST- TREATY TALKS BEGIN—  Big Three Hunt More Ways To Ease Tension

Following Signing Of Treaty 3 Powers Work On Plans For New East-West Deals

East-West Talks Open  In Moscow   Foreign Ministers of Britain, U.S., Russia Discuss New Settlements

ta, eee. Ge es. © =~ tft & x FF *  New East-West Agreements Worked On By Big Three

Rusk, Lord Home And Gromyko Conferring Again Teday To Work Out New East-West Settlements

‘BIG THREE’ WORK ON NEW PEACE PLANS   Russian Crowd Cheers Dean Rusk, Gromyko, And Lord Home.

Big Three Foreign Ministers Work On Plans For New East-West Pact

Russians cheer foreign ministers  Seek to find break through leading to new peace moves

Beckwith To Face Hearing In City Court  Psychiatric Tests Reported Set If

Delta man held in Evers slaying   Excepf on race issue Beckwith is calm and controlled man

Hearing Set For Accused Negro Killer   Beckwith Held Without Bond for Death of Evers

Beckwith Scheduled For Court   Defense Fund Being Raised For Accused

Bills Introduced to Change School Foundation Law, Jobless Pay Setup

Rockefeller Has Personal Backing OfTom Dewey  GOP Seems Heading Into a Big Contest

Rocky Best 1964 Bet, Dewey Says  2.700 GOPers Give Roar of Approval

Rocky Gets Backing Of Tom Dewey   Ex-Governor Will Support New Yorker

DEWEY BACKS ROCKEFELLER FOR NOMINATION   CALLS GOVERNOR LOGICAL CHOICE TO OPPOSE PRESIDENT

‘Logical nominee’ Dewey is personal, political backer of Gov. Rockefeller   Miller auittine

France Sets Off A-Blast  in Sahara   Algeria Registers Strong Protest

Algerians Angerec After French Set Off Nuclear Blast  Moreccan King Also Acts for Official Pratact far Paris

Desert Blast Reported  French A-Test Draws North Africa Protests

Algeria Angry Over Test —  Atomic Blast Set Off IBy France In Desert

Nuclear Test Laid To France  i ae I   Hassan Protests, But No Blasts Are Detected

French Atomic Test Denounced By Algerians   Information Chief Claims Attack On Sovereignty

French Test Device Stirs  Up Algerians   Nuclear Explosion Reported in Sahara; Firm Protest Draftec

French Test Angers Algeria  National Assembly in Special Session

Macmillan Confers with Italians In Effort to Enter Common Market

briton Arrives In home Macmillan Joins Italian In Pledge To Pursue Unity

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Macmillan And Italian Premier Will Continue Unity Efforts

Macmillan And Fanfani Pledge Unity   British and Italian Leaders Discuss Market Strategy

British, Italian Leaders Pledge To Pursue Unity   -Macmillan to Discuss Common Market Veto ol With Italian Premier

Macmillan, Fanfani Pledge to Work For European Unity  _ Two Leaders Meet in Rome For Important 2-Day Session

British Chief, Fanfani Vow Kurope Unity  Manmillan In lealy   Macmillan In Italy To Pursue Efforts For Market Entry

Macmillan and Fanfani Pledge Unity Attempts   Prime Minister to Rome for Support

British, Italian Chiefs to Push European Unity  Maemi illon Joins anfani in Rome for Crucial Talks

Macmillan Gets Warm Greeting  ‘Htalian Leaders for Britain in Market

BRITAIN, ITALY  PLEDGE UNIT!   ‘Macmillan Opens Talks Will Fanfani on Trade Problems

Capture Russian Weapons   BY RED CHINESE A-Ban Pact ‘Dirty Fraud

Red China Calls Ban. Fake Peace  Peking Urges World Parley ‘On Disarming

Red China Attacks Test Ban As ‘Fraud   World Conference Proposed To Discuss Complete Prohibition Of Nuclear Arms

Repeat Requested   Speed In SAC Bomber Alert Finds Cameramen ‘Napping’

Bomber crewmen reenact alert  A.F. alert so fast some newsmen didn’t aet snaps

Visiting Newsmen Caught With Cameras Down  SAC Men Scramble Too Fast

Speedy B52 Crews Do It Again  Bomber Alert Restaged For Cameramen

AGAINST RED GUERRILLAS  South Viet Nam Troops Launch Heavy Operatior

US. Planes Aid Fight In §. Viet Nam   One Of Heaviest Air Strikes In War Made Aaainst Guerrillas

Russian Roadblock To Peace Bid Hit Neutralists Reported In Assault On Pathet Lao Troops’ Position

Sugar Price Spiral Heads into Decline  Effects Won't Be Immediate; Major

Nation's Upsurge In Sugar Prices Is Reversed   Break Comes As Wholesalers  Inaugurate Cuts

SACK FROM BEYOND REASON ee  Sugar Rocket Begins Price Orbit Re-Entry

BOMBINGS, RIOTING GET FAST ACTION   President Will Meet Newsmen  On Tuesday

Neither King Nor City Officials Have Asked —  For Government Help

Won’t Act ff Local Aides Keep Order  Army Sets Upa Headquarters In City

Federal Troops Mass; Birmingham Is Quiet   TO ANSWER WALLACE  Kennedy Will Fly ToNorthAlabama

Riots Follow 2 Bombings   Alabama Governor Challenges President’s Order for Troops

MARTIAL LAW IN PORTION OF CITY   Federal Troops Are Being Massed In Alabama   Warns Soldiers Will Move In If Further Violence Occurs: Riots Sunday

Troops Ordered South; JFK Will Go to Alabama   Bobby Appears Confiden’ Of Peace in Birmingham

Kennedy Issues Warning On Racial Violence  President’s Action   President’s Action Draws Criticism of Alabama Governor

Kennedy Orders Forces into State   Small Group of Gls Enters Troubled City

RIOTING GET FAST ACTION   President Will Meet Newsmen  On Tuesday

Federal Troops Poised near Birmingham; Virtual Martial Law Is Declared in City

Kennedy Still Planning Irip  Vs Priwie Cieds   To Dixie Saturday In Spite of Crisis

Kennedy Stil Planning Trip   To Dixie Saturday in Spite of Crisis

But Birmingham Returns To Near Normal After Night of Racial Disorder

City Near Normal After Night Riot   Will Do Whatever Is Necessary to Keep Order, Says Kennedy

POLICE CLAMP MARTIAL LAW ON WIDE AREA   Kennedy Sends Army Units to Alabama Bases, Warns of Action   Thousands of Negroes Ri ot After Bombs Blast Cleric’s Home, Motel

JFK Will Go Ahead With Alabama Trig  Caleb atio n May meliuda hMAad

Federal Troops Are Massed   Things Appear Normal Following Saturday Rioting; Rohineoan Going Soutl

Kennedy Will Fly Saturday lo Alabama  me   No Details Given If President Is to Meet Gov. Wallace

IFK MOVES AFTER RIOTS, BOMBINGS   Birmingham Is Quiet After Wild Saturday Night; Jackie Robinson, Floyd Patterson Flying In.

‘U.S. Troops Poised In Alabama   But Birmingham Nearly Normal After Riontce

Federal Troops Are Massed Neat Birmingham Ala.  Ready to Deal With Any Race Disorders

City Returns To Normal  After Riots   Virtual Martial Law Imposed by Thousand Police

Headquarters Set Up Near Riot Section   Alabama Protests Interference; Claims  Fir Control

Alabama City Reported Quiet Today   Kennedy Sends Troops After Riot on Sunday In Negro Part of City

JFK Warns City Against More Riots   Floyd Patterson, Jackie Robinson to Arrive Toniaht

Kennedy Calls On Birmingham Citizens To Preserve Order   Expresses Hope That Outside 7 Intervention Will Not Be Needed   ON THE INSIDE PAGES      Reds In Viet Nam Start Drive To Kill U. S. Military Advisers

Life in Capital City Returns Tc Near Normal After Night O: Rioting, Bombings That Brough Virtual Martial Law

President Wants End  To Crisis  Challenged By Governor On Troon Use

FULL OF VINEGAR AT AGE 79 Truman Slips, Quips During College Visit

Inside  The Globe      Un strafed ship.  Looked down Cuban gun barrels

Hoffa Aide Says No Deal Sought   Sought to Avoid Trial, Is Claim

3 Caught, 1 Got Away—   Whodunit Mystery Deepens  Into Slaying of Woman

Feelings Are Strong ‘Few Negroes, Whites Take  /Neutral Position on Rights

Both Both Whites And Negroes Have Strong Reactions On Bia Drive For Integration   By AL KUETINER

Pitch to Solons For Reapportior By B ville Man   Hearing Staged by House Committee

State Legislators Hear Blast At Oklahoma's Apportionment Picture

SOLEMN CEREMONIES MARK CENTENNIAL  Gettysburg Observes Anniversary

From North and South    Gettysburg Centennial Attended byGovernors

Johnson Discusses NATO Plans   Military Spending Is on Day's Agenda witl Award of Medals

Military Spending Checked On   Medal Of Freedom Awarded To Kennedy And Late Pope John

ioner for Peace’  Medal Freedom Award Given JFK   ‘Pioner for Peace’

Top Civilian Honor Given  To Late Pope  Deacitdan?t Weactlac   President Wrestles With NATO Issues, Spending by Military By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

During busy day Johnson makes posthumous award to JFK, Pope John

LBJ Tussles Over Money, NATO Group   Awards Medals Of Freedom To Pope John, JFK

Honor Award Made Kennedy By President   Johnson Keeps Up Pace, Though Appointments Few

LBJ Tussles Over Money, NATO Group  Kn ae RA al mile   Awards Medals Of Freedom To Pope John, JFK

State Assailed On Handling Of Program  11-Point Plan Submitted for Riahting Enulte

ye te SO Sn SE Te Rn ae Seam  CORE Leader Convicted In Louisiana

Florida Heat Wilts Beauties  Medical Assistance To Miss Wisconsin

MOOSE NOTICE - : Wich Fry tonight. - —Ac   TAVEOAWS CARPET HOUSE

Five hundred simoleons lost - found   Wool tourists will view selective program at Fuller Ranch

SEVEN BEAUTIES TO COMPETE Miss Wool Contest, Ranch Tour Set for Mid-August in Roswell

GOP Senators  Place bets Goldwater will bid for White House race

ANSWER WILL COME FRIDAY  Goldwater's Colleagues Betting He Will Run

GOP Bets On bid By  Goldwater   Senate Colleagues Expect Plunge In White House Race

Say Barry To Go for No. 1 Post   His Senate Colleague: Assert He'll Push For Presidency

Goldwater's ‘Yes Or No’ Due Friday   ‘Smart Money’ Says He'll Announce Bid For White House

Senator's Announcement Due On Friday— "Smart Money" Sees  "Yes" From Goldwater

‘NAMES COME ONE BY ONE  Wars Have Ended, But Americans Still Die

HEAVIER RAINS TO SOUTH  State Gets Needed Rain      Drought Continues to Worsen in New Enaland and Deep South

Losses in Millions Expected .... Effects of Drought Fating Deeper Into U.S. Economy

Disastrous Drought In Midwest, East, Begins To Dry Up U.S. Economy

Loss Runs Into $Millions Economy Is Affected By Prolonged Drought

Drought Remains Serious Threat: Loss in Millions  Scattered Showers

WATER SHORT IN VARIOUS SECTIONS   Threat Of Fire Results In Closing Of Many Parks  DRY SPELL   Prevents Seeding Of Winter Wheat: Disaster Areas Declared

Fire Losses Expected To Cost Millions   Little Relief For Nation’s Drought Problem

Drouth Continues  Despite Moisture Only Heavy Rain Can Bring Relief

Drought. Fire Losses Staggering  * * * * * *   Many Segments Of Nation’s Economy Damaced

Dryness, fires do great damage  Texas-N. England drought belt effecting economy

Crops Hurt; Fires Char Woodlands   Damage Expected To Cost Millions O1 Dollars Over U.S.

Rain Brings Minor Relief To Dry Areas   Drought Belt Stays ‘Explosive, Deepens Effect on Economy

Crops And Fire Loss Mounting  Few Showers Bringing But Cuong PLE Hg

Losses Running Into Millions  Drought Effect On  Economy Increase:

Crops And Property Hit Hard By Drought   On the bright side of the dik

RACE ISSUE IS INVOLVED IN MEASURE   Southern Solons Blast Proposals Of Commission

Civil rights fuss  Funds cutoff bill prepared   Civil rights board assails state, U.S.

$51 Billion for Military Spending Outlined in President’s Messaae

Defense Needs Said $51 Billion   ‘No Discount Price’ On Security-Kennedy

THE BUDGET DOLLAR      ‘No PERERA Price On Delease’ « _ JFK  $51 Billion Shield

Exceeds Highest Wartime Spending   BUDGET AT A GLANCE ESTIMATE FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30: _   Military Spending At Peacetime Peak

S51 Billion On Kennedy List For Defense   President Cites ‘No Discount’ On Military Package

Tell Nuclear Sub Success in Arctic Ice   Undersea Craft Dives as NATO Plane Sighted

Ancient Barn Burns   Anderson Got $800 Payoff After Slaying, Morris Says

More Marehes Planned:     Rights Resolutions Given: To. Gevernors

Britain Appeals for Public Aid in Scandal Probe: U.S. Airmen Cleared of Complicity

PATIO! 2 WMI Rl ewee we VE wer Free Fe eee  State’s Greatest Showcase Under Construction

Pennsbury Students Interview Rockwell:  ‘Smooth Talker But Ideas Revoltine’

Pennsbury Students Interview Rockwell: Rass dain ill lth  ‘Smooth Talker But Ideas Revolting’

Gov. Wallace Will Report  OnSituation   Governor Arrives In Birmingham For Lawyers Conference

Wallace Consults With Attorneys, Prepares Report  Alabama Chief   Alabama Chief Sticks to Guns On Segregation

Tax Needs Undecided By Rhodes   Too Early to Set Levy Requirements Governor Savs

It's Too Early lo Tell, Is View  Oe a, Re   Obligations Exceed Cash On Hand, Repori

Meeting The Press ribet: . Whe Deets: Melba  Rhodes Ducks  New-Tax Stand   rinance Picture  Krabach Sees No Call For New State Taxes

Best Chance In 2 Years   Holds First Press Conference  Rhodes Undecided About Need Of New Tax Or Hike

Rhodes Says Ohio $83 Million In Debt  Possible Hike In Tax Not Ruled Out

Its Too Early To Tell, Is View   Obligations Exceed Cash on Hand, Report

Rhodes: tax need   It’s too early to say if ends can be made to mee!

CALIFORNIA DRUG STORE HIT   Bursting Out All Over   BRAZIL HAS HAND OUT FOR $500,000 LOAN, BUT—  Lifts Ban on Red Congress

Court Will Hear Appointment Suit   Set Deadlines for Filing Briefs; Openine Araument to Beain Dec. 2

Sate Justices Snub Governor s Intervention Plea  == rd   Move To Expedite Ruling on Powers Of Appointment

Some Not Even Desegregated     Student School Boycotts Spread Across Alabama

Pupil Boycotts Grow In ‘Bama   Birmingham, Mobile See Racial Protests

Boycotts Protesting School Integration Spread In Ala.; Arrest Mobile Pupils

Pupils Boycott Schools As Integration Protest Swells Across Alabama

Boycotts Cause Alabama Schoo! Disruptions   Protests Develop At Institutions Still Seqregated

Alabama Schools Boycotted   Integration Protests Spread But Police Keep Crowds Under Control

Alabama Cities Hit by Boycotts Of White Pupils  1,000 Remain Out At West End High In Birmingham

Pupil Boycotts Spread To New Public Schools    Sympathy Protests Disrupt Some Classes Not Even Desegregated

Private Schools Talked; Parents Get Warning   Protest Spread To Some Schools Not Desegregatec

Whites Staging Boycotts   Opposing Integration: Things Otherwise Are Quiet

Negro Leader Shot To Death At New Offices  LInndeittad Rad   Handcuffed Body Found by Janitor Making Rounds

Chicago Council Member Killed  De alartan Werocdnu:   Re-elected Tuesday; Handcuffed and Sho’

BODY FOUND IN OFFICE   Benjamin Lewis, Democratic Leader Who Was Reelected Tuesday, Discovered By Janitor; Shot In Head.

Negro Leader Shot fo Death  Handcuffed Body of Alderman Found In Chicaqaa Offien

Political Execution  Motive Seen  Police Find No Evidence of  Robbery

HANDCUFFED BODY FOUND IN OFFICE   Benjamin Lewis, Democratic Leader Who Was Reelected Tues« day, Discovered By Janitor; Shot In Head.

Negro Leader Handcuffed, Shot in Head  Death Harks Back To Bloody Era Of ‘Executions’

Alderman, Re-elected. Found Slain   Chicago Negro Leade Handcuffed, Shot In His Office

Find Negro leader Shot Four Times   Murdered Man Re-elected Only Two Davs Aas

57 Oppose, 41 Advocate Admission  For. Peking Entry, While 12? Abctain

14TH SUCCESSIVE TURNDOWN  Red China’s Bid For Seat In U. N. Again Rejected

U. N. Rejects Bid to Seat Chinese Reds   Albania’s Proposal Voted Down by 57-41 Margin

U.N. Rejects Red China’s Bid for Seat   14th Successive Year in Which Issue Sidetrackec

Chinese Reds Lose New Bid For U.N. Seat   General Assembly Rejects Proposal After Long Debate

Substantial Margin  Bid To Seat Red China At U.N Rejected For Fourteenth Year

5 Utah Miners Return Safely; 10 Others Die   Total in Disaster Now 8 Men Dead,  7 Companions Alive

Allin Pit Accounted for Now  5 Found Alive, 10 Dead in Utah Mine

5 More Men Are Rescued In Utah Mine   Final Toll 13 From Explosion; Probe Planned

Team Saves Five Miners From Depths   10 Other Men Found Dead; 8 Others Also Die

Le! Lol  Joint U.S.-State Probe Slated  Death Toll In Utah Mine Reaches 18; 7 Survived

5 Utah Miners Return Safely; 10 Others Die  Total in Disaster   Total in Disaster Now !8 Men Dead, 7 Companions Alive

Last Five Walk Out Of Tunnel   10 Found Dead In Final Effort By Rescue Team

Five More Utah Miners Are Rescued   18 Others Lose Lives In Blast

7 SURVIVORS ATMOAB; TOLL OF 18 DEATHS   Last 5 Survivors Owe Lives To 2 Who Repaired Air Line; Utah Plans Safety Rules Probe.

Final Utah Mine Toll: 7 Alive, 18 Dead   Camera Views Possible Body  Man to Be Lowered Into Hazleton Mine

Five More Trapped Miners Rescued In Good Condition   Volunteer To Be Lowered  To Search Mine Chamber

Toll In Blast At Utah Mine Climbs To 18   Survivors Listed In Good Condition When Brought Out

orn search is Uver  5 Mere Miners Rescued, I0 Found Dead; Utah Toll 18

Seven of 25 Survive Blast Deep in Earth  Trapped Tuesday 3,000 Feet Down In Potash Mine

Shares Lollipop—      5 More Miners Saved, Final Toll is 18 Killed

> Move Rescued      “this in Good € ‘3 S18 Others Killed by Gas Explosion - -

Utah Mine Toll Reaches 18 As > More Miners Escape; Probe Of Accident Begins   REPORTS FATALITIES

Final Death Count Is 18; Seven Saved   Men Were Trappec In Pit In Utah After Explosion

Five More Are Freed in Utah; 10 Found Dead   Latest Survivors In Superb Shape

Inquiry Launched . 2 Five Rescued, 10 Found Dead in Depths of Mine

—10 MORE MEN FOUND DEAD— Rescue Workers Locate 5 More Alive In Potash Mine

Total Of Seven Saved With 18 Losing Lives In Blast; State, ¥ederal Probe To Open Monday

Save 5 From Mine in Utah   Ten Others Found Dead to Make Final Toll 18 Killed, 7 Survivors

Drought, Frost Weather lopics For Local Area  Temperatures Are Expected to Drop

Drought, Frost Weather Jopics For Local Area   Temperatures Are Expected to Drop Into 30s Tonight

State Action DueOn Redistricting Move   Connally To Reveal Plans Today. Carr Says Stay Will Be Sought

Leaves Capital   EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW  Ethel Kennedy Views Hectic Household

D.C.’s Lighter Side With 7 Already, Atty. Gen.’s Wife  Hopes for I'wins

Seven Kids Now—Hoping For Twins   Mrs. Bob Kennedy Would Like To Complete Team

poy or Girl Fine; T’d Like Twins’ Says Ethel Kennedy  ‘(25 a. oe ee   Seven Children Already at Hickory Hill, But There’s Room far Marc

House Reverses Previous Vote In Surprise Action Capital Punishment Ucheld

Migraine Headache To Democr ats - -   National Debt Limit Drops Tonight

Hurricane ‘Blocked,’ But Ginny Seen Backing Up For Even Rougher Start

Publishers and Union Agree  Deliverers Group... ee pure =e, vo i fer

Stage Set For New Vote By Printers  Struck Papers, Another Union Reach hii

Union Leader Hints Action InN. Y. Stand   Printers Elsewhere Seen Irked At Long Assessment Period

NEW COURSE IN PAPER STRIKES   NEW YORK MAYOR ASKS MEETING IN SQUARE GARDEN

GIRLS PARADED THROUGH COURT TO RELATE ALL  BRITISH SCANDAL GROWING DAILY IAL I L1IDIn OMrrTati

‘Prosecution ‘Brings On The Gals’ ‘In Britain's Greatest Love Story

Parade of Beauties At Hearing   Five Support Argumen: Dr. Ward Should Be Tried for Vice

‘Centerville Awakening’ To Be Shown Sept 14th At Peoria Christian Cen.

INCREASE IN CONVICTIONS REPORTED  Cheaters Find Revenue Men Taxing

FRESH STORM SWEEPS EAST; COLD SPREADS   Snows Belt Rockies, Mid. west; Subzero Temper. atures Hold   Arctic Air Moving Over Most of Nation's Already Fricid Areas

DUR tOm Ol Jom JUTtaa  No General Relief In Sight   ° Blizzard Warnings In Dakota

[Freezing Rain Hits Florida Fresh Snowstorm Sweeps  Fe astward From The Rockie:

Dixie Chilled As Cold Wave Strikes Again   Mercury Drops To 40 In Miami With No Relief Sighted

New Frigid Wave Sweeps Across U.S.   No Immediate Relief Seen As Freeze Hits Southland

General Relief From Cold Wave Not Indicated —  New Mass of Arctic  Air Chills Northeast

Fresh Snow Moving Into Midsection  Winter Keeps Tight Grip On Nation

State Department Hit on Saigon News Curb   ; Americans Kejit ‘in. Dark ‘About Viet, Charecox Hause Subcommitice Report

Probe Report Charges State Dept. Covering Up On News from Viet Nam

Soviets Wait Nod On Joint Moon Go   Secret Service Man Learns While Guarding Lynda Bird

Soviet Word On Joint Moon Race Awaited   Suggestion By Kennedy Renewed By Stevenson

Stevenson revives U.S. offer  Soviet UN delegates wait word on joint moon flight

Soviet Studies Revived Moon  Flight Offer   Envoys To U.N, Await Krem!in Word On U.S. Bid

Russ Reply Awaited On Moon Shot   Stevenson Renews Joint Flight Offer

Joint Moon Flight Bid to Reds Revived   Soviet Delegates In U. N. Awaiting Word From Kremli

Plan to Reorganize IRS, Branded As Political, Will Be Reconsidered

FRIGID WAVE GRIPS MAJOR PART OF U.S.   Crops Face Loss; Fires Toke Lives; Travel Restricted

ore Snow Forecast Wednesday  Winter Tightens Grip On U.S., No Immediate Break Expected

Severe Cold Toll Mounts Across U.S.   Deaths Exceed 40 Mark As Property Damage Also High

Cold Keeps ley Grip On Most States  40 Deaths Linked To Weather; Crops Are Threatened

No Break Seen as Winter’s Freezing Claws Grab Greater Part of Nation

wey ewe FSe  Sub - Degree Weather Envelopes Widespread Portion of Country

SEVERE COLD COVERS NATION   OVER 40 DEATHS ATTRIBUTED TO ICY TEMPERATURES

Bitter Cold Blamed For 40 Deaths  Deep South   Deep South Penetrated By Blasts

'Deaths to date pass 40 mark  Winter’ sicy blasts spread across nation

Winter's Icy Blasts Cover Most of U.S.  No Early Break Seen As Deaths Push Pact 40 Mart

, r . Crops Threatened Grins adhd sencaleticeaine siete  U.S. Counts 40 Dead As Icy Blasts Snowball

Moicture In. Clevis   Liberals Seek Assistance In Filibuster Controversy

Leaf Opening Dates Studied  Recommendation Will Be Made By  ATR haw aw®fal BTS

Leaf Group To Determine Market Dates   Duties To Include Volume Regulation

Mental Aid Plan Goes To Congress   Sweeping Program In New Field Asked in JEK Message

JFK Offers Plans For Mental Aid   Proposals Draw Little Comment From Congress

Brown Offers Hold-the-Line  Tax Program  Special Session  Of Legislature Inder Wav

Red Chinese Throw Down Gauntlet To President Lyndon Johnson   Trudge Up Long Slope—  Caroline, Jackie Vike BEK's Grats

Gauntlet From Chinese Early For President   Johnson 's Facing Increased Violence In Southeast Asia

Johnson Faces Hostile Moves By Red China   Chinese Denounce _LBJ As Supporter Of Kennedy Policies

China Is Quick to Hit LBJ  Viet Nam. Laos.   Viet Nam, Laos, N. Korea Hostile

Red China Challenge To Johnson   New Crises In Korea, Cambodia Are Expected

Red Chinese Hur! Gauntlet At Johnson  Stepped-Up War In SE Asia Is

Agents Face Death: Havana  Castro Ties CIA With Sabotage After Flora

Charges CIA Sent Men On Sabotage Job  Cuban Leader  Claims Missions  2 ie  eites ial -_—_

Castro Says CIA Agents Held in Cuba  2 Canadian Pilots Among Captured, Dictator Claims

Castro Reports CIA Men Caught  Indicates Those Captured May Get Death Sentences

FACE EXECUTION Castro Claims ‘Several’ CIA Agents Apprehended   EXPLOSIVES

DEATH SENTENCE HINTED Capture of ‘Several’ CIA Agents Claimed by Castro

CIA Agents Captured, Cuba Says   Castro Charges  U.S. Responsibl ' For New Raids

Castro Claims Agents of CIA Held in Prison   Sabotage Mission Ends in Capture?

Castro Claims ClAmen Taken   Ship Mentioned Is Tied Up In Florida

CIA Declines Comment .->*  (astro Says U; §. ‘Agents Held For Sabotage Hort

Castro Claims Capture of Agents of CIA  _ Says Strafing of. - Freighter Caused  ee Bae al Daide

Cuba Claims Capture Of CIA Agents   Castro Says They May Face Death Sentences

Fidel Claims Capture Of ‘U.S. Agents’   ‘Cuban Leader Says CIT Men Were On Sabotage Mission

Including two Canadian pilots  Castro claims capture of several U.S. CIA agents

Castro Says CIA Agents Held in Cuba   Premier Charges U. Activities Boosted In Wake of Storm

Narrowly rejected by union Boeing Co. flatly states it won't better contract offer

Council Puts Key Document Up for Debate   Redefinition of Church Wins in First Vatican Test

Debate On Definition  Of Church   Plan Deals With Manner In Which Church Operates

Prelates Endorse Topic for Debate  Council May Redefine   Council May Redefine Catholic Church’s Nature

Inside Today   ‘Endorsed By Council  Catholics To Debate Nature Of The Church

Key Document of Meet Approved For Final Debate  Paper Defines Anew Nature of Church

Cardinals Will Debate New Document To Define Roman Catholic Church

Final Debate Today on Document To Define Nature of Catholic Church

Catholic Counell Passes Important Debate Proposals   Schema Topic Could Redefine the Nature OO! Madam Chuech.

Prelates Vote To Redefine . CatholicChurct  Ecumenical Council Approves Keystone

Council Puts Document  Up for Debate  Schema Defining Nature of Church Gets Endorsement

Council Approves Key Document  Redefining of Catholic Church to Be Debated

Royal Units Resisting In Oasis Areas.   Morocco Official Says Heavy Forces Used By Ben Bella

Amendment Voted Down 1,994- 1,720   Turnout Of Negroes Is Light; Officials Of City Dismayed

REFERENDUM DECISION IS BY 274 VOTES   Action Renews Fears Of Demonstrations And Tensions   RELATIVELY FEW NEGROES AT POLLS

Maryland — City Move Is Defeated   Would Require Public Service To Nevroes

RENEWED VIOLENCE POSSIBLE Cambridge Voters Deteat Public Accommodations Plar

Cambridge Voters Reject Referendum   Result Laid To Negro Response To Plea Not To Vote On A ‘Matter Of Right’

NEGRO VOTER TURNOUT IS SMALL  Cambridge Racial Proposal Rejected

‘Code of Silence Protecting Underworid Group Breaks Down  Drive to Smash Dread Mafia Society Makes Progress

MILLION POUND THRUST   WOMAN'S HUSBAND, 5 SONS SLAIN Cracks Appear In Mafias Murderous Hold On Sicily

Matia's Killing Of Man, 5 Sons Brings Airing Of Society's Secrets

Woman speaks out  Cracks opening in wall that shields Mafia society

All-Out Police Effort Begins in Sicily  Dreaded Mafia'ss Days Numbered?

RULE OF FEAR MAY BE NEAR END Dreaded Mafia F inally Faces  Determined Drive In Sicily

Mafia’s Solid Wall Of Silence Now Opening In Drive Against Murderers

sicilian's Family Victims - Fearless Woman Tells Of Mafia. Killines

Cracks appearing in shield around Mafia  SLAYING OF FAMILY RIPS AWAY FEARS OF LONG STILLED TONGUE

TESTIMONY OF WIDOW “MAY SPELL DOOM FOR SECRET SOCIETY  Mafia’s Wall Of Silence Broken In Sicily

@ TODAY @   (Copyrighens Msc: Song A National ouncii 0 urches Religiows Features)

For $500 Million ae.     Highway Issue ~ Jo Be: Placed... On Ohio Ballot

Journey Has Been Extremely Smooth So Far; Spaceman Very Comfortable

Cooper starts fiith orpit   In good spirits, very much on top of mission

Astronaut Reported ‘On Top Of Mission’   Beautiful Is Smiling Wife's Only Comment On Astronaut’ Flight

Wadena News   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 am. Worship Service. 7:15 Youth Feltowship.

Ben Bella Says He Will Crush ‘Tnsubordination  Dissident Forces Reclaim Towns  Without Bloodshed

Profile Of Ancient American   Rebs Recapture Algerian Points   BEN BELLA PLANS STEPS TO END INSUBORDINATION

Cops Baffled By Gang War In Millvale   1,000 Youths Are lhaivelyed; Girls? Fscorts Beaten

Britain, Australia Share Nobel ‘Honors   Medicine Prize Goes To Professors In Field Of Nervous System Research

Kidnaped 3 Weeks  Find Bodies Of Two Little Girls Near Minneapolis, Probe Underway

Kidnaped Three Weeks Ago  Missing Girls’ Torn  Bodies Found In Woods

Military Help Costliest Part Of Foreign Aid  President’s Annual Danart @n fanarace

JFK Tells Congress .  Bulk of U. 5. Aid Going To Help Stem Communists

JFK: Our Military Aid Costly   Reports Lion's Shar; Is Spent To Block Chinese Threat

Military Assistance Costliest Item To U. S.   Rocky Says Reaction To His Remarriage Is ‘Realistic’

JFK REVEALS HOW U.S. AID HIT BILLIONS   Military Assistance Remains Costliest Single Foreign Item

Distillery Snags Pian To Use Liquor Funds   Finance Chief Blames Pinch on DiSalle Officials

Fund Short For School Subsidy Bill   Use Of Liquor Money Blocked By Major Supplier

Distillers May Block School Aid   $65 Million Needed To Meet Subsidy,

Col. F.H. Skelly Named CD Chief  Retired Army Officer Succeeds Dean Lupkey;

Sabotage Is Suspected In Beloit Plane Crash   NFO Officials Were Aboard

Sabotage Study In Plane Crash  Wome Sse bs unl   Owner Says Fuel Was Contaminated

Star Driller Is Lauded On Rescue Work   Delicate Tasks Are Performed Qn Escape Hole

Duvalier Told To Take Troops From Embassy  Relations Between Caribbean Nations Severed by Haiti

Ultimatum Given To Haiti, Relations With Dominican Republic Are Severed

Dominicans Threaten to Use Military   Claim Embassy Seized and Slay_ ing of President Plotted; Tension Mounting in Caribbean.

Feud Splits Caribbean Neighbors   Troops Are Alerted In Santo Domingo: Ultimatum ts Issued

2 May Fight In Caribbean  Dominican and Haiti Near War on Embassy Incident

Domer In Custody In Stark County Jail   Ultimatum Raises New Caribbean War Threat

Armed Clash of Island Nations ls Threatening  Dominican President

Dominican Troops On Way to Haiti Border   Clash Threatened Between Nations On Small Caribbean Island; Charge Haitian Troops Invaded Embassy

Ultimatum Presented  To Duvalier Charged With  Invasion  Of Embassy

DOMINICANHAITI CLASH THREATENEL   Dominican Republic Demands Haiti Remove Troops From Embassy Where Duvalier Foes Take Refuge.

Armed Clash Threatens Over Haitian ‘“‘Outrage”’   Dominican Republie Delivers Ultimatum Because of Violation of Diplomatic Rights

ARMED CLASH THREATENING Dominican Forces Move Toward Haitian Border

Caribbean War Looms As Dominican Republic, Haiti Break Relations

Clash With Haiti Threatened Over Embassy Incident—  Dominican Troops on Move

Dominicans Threaten Haitians  OAS Council In Emergency  Contlsseiccaés

Neighbor Nation Threatens To End Outrages in Haiti   OAS Team to Stud y  Crisis in Caribbean

Dominicans, Haitians Near Armed Clash  Haiti Breaks Off Relations In Dispute Of Island Neighbors

Armed Clash Is Threatened Over Embassy Raid   OSA Appeals to Both Neighbors To Keep Peace

Diplomatic Ties Broken By Duvalier  All Dwr ee. T Pavoeg   All Troop Leaves In Dominican Forces Canceled

Armed Clash ls Threatened   Diplomatic Tie Broken Between 2 Nations

O-NATION OAS TEAM SENT TO SCENE   Seek To Stall Threatened Clash In Caribbean  DOMINICANS   ‘Accuse Neighboring Nation Of Invading Embassy In Port Au Prince

After Soldiers Break Into Embassy  Dominican Republic And Haiti Square Off

Dominican Troops  March To Haiti   Invasion Of Embassy Lights Fuse   Talks Opened By Castro, Nikita

Dominicans Threaten To Attack  Bosch Calls For Enid To  Outraaes

Armed Clash Threatened: Ties Severed  Haiti Warned To Withdraw Troops Around Embassy

Armed Clash Looms Between Neighbors   First-Hand Account Of Cuba Bombing   Student And Pilot Tell Of ‘Terrifying Experience’ Over Havana In Night Kaid

Clash On Island Is Threatened   Haiti, Neighbor Exchange Sharp Words In Dispute

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Kepublic AP)— Dominican troops started moving toward the Haitian border today, said a report from the armed forces secretary. It gave no details.

Island Ready For  Fighting   Ultimatum Given By Dominican To Haiti Over  Rinhacew Tnoacine

Dominicans On Move; Haiti Dispute Looms   U.S. Included OAS Study Team Due

Dominican Accuses Haiti Of Invading Embassy—  Breaks Off Relations

INVASION OF EMBASSY IS FINAL BLOW   Two Neighbors On Lone Island Break Violently

Armed Clash Predicted Dominican Troops Moving Toward Border of Haiti

Between Haiti and Dominican Republic  War Loomson Caribbean Island

Rusk, Party Visit at Khrush Ville   Shirtsleeve Talks Conducted at “Russian Riviera

Nullified by Technical Oversight   Legal Need On Public Notice Missed Two Days

Boy Said He Assaulted Cabbie. But Navy Finds 3. Who Did   2 Held In Theft Of Rose Ysland Chain

GOVERNOR BOWS TO JFK  Alabama Guard Federalized  To Force School Integration

Asks Talks To Reduce Military   Would Exchange Teams to Check  flLerman Zones

Red Boss Shows Optimism On Chance For Agreement On Nuclear Test Ban

FRIENDLY 10 WEST IN TALK “RAPS CHINA   Soviet Premier Calls Foe  Non-Aggression Treaty - But Does Not Make It _ A-Ban Requirement.

RUSSIAN CHIEF EXPRESSES OPTIMISM   Believes Treaty To Result From Moscow Parley   Urges Nonaggression Pact: Renews Offer For Military Base Inspections

Plan Would Reduce Sneak Attack Risk  Red Offers Team   Red Offers Team Exchange, Cut In Forces in Germany

Big Three Discussing New Issue  So ,   Non-Aggressior Pledge Enters Into Talks

East-West Non-Attack Pact Sought   Would Indicate He Might Be Receptive To Kennedy's Plan

East-West Pact Urged By Russian  Ready to Permit Inspection of Vital

Khrushchev outlines position  Underground tests also should be outlawed

Calls For Complete Test Ban   Not Ready To Yield  On Inspection Issue

Red Leader Surprises In Speech   Would Allow Inspectors From Outside

Soviet Premier Favors Complete Nuclear Ban, Non-Aaression Compact

Khrushchev Offers to Permit Inspectors on Soviet Roads. Stations

Khrushchev Expresses Optimism Over Big Three Nuclear Test Ban Pact

Urges Non-Aggress ion Pact  Red Chief Offers West Inspection Of USSR Sites

Soviet Leader Also Says He’s Willing To Permit Inspections Inside Russia

Favors End of Blasts Underground   Ready to Allow Inspections by West in Russia

Khrushchev would allow inspectors at key points   Survivors of nuclear warfare might envy  the dead’ Khrushchev warns Red China

Nikita Wants Tests Outlawed   Also Reiterates Desire For Pact; West Could Inspect Inside Soviet Union

Would Like to Include Underground Shots, Repeats Desire For East-West Nonaggression Pact

Khrushchev Optimistic On Ban Pact   Non-aggression Declarations Seem Acceptable

WILLING TO TALK SECOND PACT LATER   Inspections To Avert Surprise Attacks Possible

Is Optimistic Over Chances For Test Ban   Premier Insists on W. Berlin Treaty; No Date Set for Siqning

OPTIMISTIC ON OUTCOME OF BAN BY BIG THREE   READY TO PERMIT INSPECTION OF RED MILITARY BASES

EXPRESSES OPTIMISM FOR TEST BAN TREATY  Khrushchev Repeats Offer Of Inspection   Kennedy To Reveal Rail Report Contents Saturday

Soviet Premier Expresses Hopes  For Nuclear Pact  Seeks New Tréaty, Offers Lnspection

He Hopes For A Package Deal  Mr. K Offers Inducements To Reduce World Tensions

Russian Leader  Hopetul Of Ban   Savs Ageression Pact Not Involved

Offers to Permit Western Inspection of Military Installations in Russia

Troops, Not Nuclear Install ations, Involved  Russ Offer Inspection Plan

He‘ll Also Allow West to Inspect Russ Bases   Capital Talk Has  Freeman Retiring

K Optimistic Over Agreemen On A-Test Bans   Fails to Tie Nonaggression Pact to Talks

Wants All Tests To Be Outlawed, He Claims Today  Renews Proposal for 

Nonaggression Pact Asked Too   Western Inspection Of Soviet Bases OKd

Khrushchev Proposal  To Permit Inspections      Optimistic On ‘Chances For Nuclear Ban

Khrushchev Soffening On Test Ban   Apparently He’s Giving Up On Package Deal

Khrush says chances for test ban are good  seCchanm Ream ‘ay enecatac ha maw arrcant   Russian premier indicates he may accept non-agaression pledges in place of pact

Bids for Easing Tensions While Involved in Dispute With China—  Khrushchev Optimistic About Nuclear Accord

To Avert Sudden Attack  Check Of Soviet Areas Offered To West By Mr. k

Khrushchev in New Optimism For Test Ban   Non-Aggression Pact Suqaqested

WEATHER   Would Allow Foreign Inspection Of Soviet Vital Installations

Optimism Is Keynote Ot Address   Control Stations Within Russia Are Mentioned

House Group Airs Sunday Closing Laws  Legal Tangle On Printing Solved; Rettic Confirmed

Bids Asked ToCutKnot On Printing   Snarl Loosened, Legislature Set To Begin Business

Reynolds Places $669 Million Tag On Budget Totals  Says State Needs Revenue Increase Of $147 Millian

Y669.3 Millon Appropriation  Total Needed   Calls for Increase of $156.7 Million in State Spending

Craft Strays Over Border Into Soviet  2 Killed, Pilot Hurt In Accident, Tehran Renorts

Unarmed Iranian Plane Is Downed   3 Soviet Fighters Attack Inside [fran

Soviet Jets Down Unarmer lranian Plane Two Aerial Survey  Officiats Are Killed; Pilot Badly Injured

 Unarmed Plane Strays Near Border   Russ Jets Down Iranian Plane

2 Officials Killed On Unarmed Craft   Photographic Craft Reportedly Strayed Inside Russia

An Unarmed Plane Is Shot Down   Three Soviet Craft Attack Inside Iranian Border

SOVIET FIGHTERS  DOWN UNARMED  IRANIAN PLANE SHOOTING OCCURS  OVER IRAN AFTER SHIP HAD STRAYED

Russ Shoot Plane Down Inside Iran   3 Red Jets Pounce Upon Unarmed Civilian Aircraft

Rain, Hail Wind Belt Midwest  Week of Unseasonal Coolness at an End

Tornado-Like Storms Belt Mid-Section   Wisconsin Camping Area Hit, 13 Injured: Rain, Hail Elsewhere

Board Awards Contract For Fall Ballots  Two Candidates Of bcehe VAsalbacs tile   Two Candidates Of List; Wellsville Woman Is Added

6th Candidate Added To List At Wellsville   Floreine Broderick Overlooked In School Board Race

Blood Total at 4) Pints Here   Turnout a Record For County, Area

Ships Limp To Safety . Violent Storm Spawns Tornadoes Across Midwest.

Special Meet Nof Believed Necessity  Redistricting Gets Tentative OK As Filibuster Sputters

Connally Predicts State Problems Over Appropriations Will Work Out

Cold war issue on disarmament meet schedule  Sav non-aaression nact must come first

Two Contests Are State-Wide: Democrats  Still Locked  In Aroument

Filibuster Restricts Senators  Money Measure Draws Protest From Connally

BORDER GUARDS SHOOT AT ESCAPEES  3 Refugees Bluff Way To Freedom in Berlin

CAPITOL CORRIDORS   WASHINGTON (AP) — In the news from Washington:

Flying Trip To Port Site?   Bocanegra Bucks Economic Program-With $21 Check; His Ciqarette Tox Share

Eight Arrested In Gaming Raid  Battle Creek Police ‘Charge Numbers Pla

Threat of Railroad Strike Still Hangs ‘Over National Business. Climax Near

HE CATERS TO KINGS AND COWPOKES ALIKE  Texan Feeds Barbecue By The Ton

Jucdge Woe!  Willl Reset  Proceeclings Deeision Based  On Violations OF Jeneks Statute

Searchers Find Body Of Dockery   Victim, 59, Second To Die In Carolina Talc Mine Cave In

Lost Miner Found Dead In Shaft   Second Cave-In Death Caused By tnjuries

Spells out exemptions     New Sunday closing law departs from labor ban

Revamping Of Sunday Law Nearly Done   Revised Measure Will Simplify Job Of Enforcement

Russia, China Seeking Way To End Talks   Delegates Fail to Show Up at Parley; Nikita Greets Kadar

Probe of All Calif. Menta Facilities Set   State Medic Assn. Agrees to Conduc! Independent Quiz

2 Arab Nations Pull Out of War  Agreement Made to Keep-Out of Yemen

2 Countries  To Pull Out of  Warin Yemen U Thant Announces  Agreement Made by TIiAR & thaagag I: , ee e

Goldwater Stirs Bi- Partisan Criticism With Treaty Proposal...Col. 6   FEELS BUDDHIST PROBLEM IS NOW SETTLED  Diem Claims He’s Still Boss In South Viet Nam

Diem, Nhu Assert No Division   Diem Is Boss, Say Both; Normal U.S. Relations Desired

 NHU CONTROL DENIED ‘Diem Is Boss In Viet Nam, He ‘And Brother Tell Interviewer

SEE BETTER RELATIONS WITH USS.  Diem Really Is the Boss, He and Brother Nhu Insist

Non-Nuclear Zone Pledge Gets Airing   Test Ban Accord Near In Moscow, Observers Report

Arrest Akron Robber, Recover Stolen $4,300   Nikita Pledges Further Soviet Efforts To Ease World Tension

K Offers to Keep Africa Free of Atom   Proposal Made As Negotiators End Secret Session

lest Ban Treaty Signing Awaits Final Wording   Agreement Is Reached Tuesday By Diplomats  Re TIEFNRY CSrHAPIne

Khrush Offers Non-Nuclear  African Zone Makes Proposal As Experts Work To Set Up Test Ban

Mr. K Makes Africa Offer To Diplomats   Soviet Leader Sees East-West Radical Change

Khrushchev offer: Africa would be  non-nuclear zone  Makes offer as test ban talks held

All Powers Must Agree To DoSame   Negotiators Deal With Last-Minute Test Pact Details

Asks Other Nations To Ink Plan   Pledges Efforts To Ease Tensions Around World

Khrushchev Suggests Africa  Be Classed Nonnuclear Zone   Rusk Is Heard, Senators Reticent

Linked to Vending Machine Firm  Outside Deals by Demo Secretary Told

SENATE PAGE BOY HITS JACKPOT Vending Machine Company Snaps Up Federal Franchises

Talks To Prisoner  McNamara Inspects Front During Viet Nam Visit

Rundown On Yesterday’s Activities Legislature Has Trouble When It Comes To Names

Assembly’s New Home  Is Named   State College Name Is Stull Not Resolved

Children’s Heritage’ Educates, Amuse ve te te de Ye Ye Favorite Rhvmes And Stories-—With Special Rooklet. Too   Favorite Rhymes And Stories-— With Special Booklet, Too

Children’ s ~— Educates, Amus  Ww  a  * rn F , ae a. Wwre_._y ry * yy Tt y é6OF an ret   Favorite Rhymes And Stories— With Special Booklet, Too

Robin Hood Called Marxist: Self-Styled Censors of Books Promote Dodging of Issues

Targets Range From Robin Hood to Late Sen. Taft  — Textbooks Getting Duller as Censors Step Up Fire

 ROBIN HOOD A RED? Textbooks Under Increasing Censorship,NewsmenReporl

ROBIN HOOD A RED?  Writers Attack Danger ~ In Censoring Texthooks

Puerto RicoPhiladelphia Bound Flight   Boeing 707 Explodes After Being Struck By Lightning Flash

Lightning {s Believed To Have Hit It  Big Boeing 707   Big Boeing 707 Groping Its Way Through Storm

Craft Plunges  During Storm   Vietims Tumble From Shattered, Flaming Plane: Lightnine Blamed

It Plays ‘Tiptoe Through The Tulips’ Computer System For Postoffice

It'll Save $400,000 Annually— Fantastic Computer Unveiled In Post Office At Atlanta

Rivals Will Meet Again Tomorrow In First Game   .(Pictures on Pages 2 and 10)

Hart, Wallace Debate on Civil Rights Is Sharp  Discussion of Heaver c Started hv Hart

GOP Releases Statement  Teller Says Soviet Wants ‘Munich-Type Test Pact

Trial Start Set for Monday = Feb. 4 Target Date in Recount Action

Soviet Recalls 3 Under Protest  Group Is Accused Of.Spy Plot Action

Presidential Note Io Give Assurances  GOP Leader Says Letter To Clarify Terms Of Treaty

Test Ban Treaty Gets  Support Of Dirksen   Reveals JFK Will Assure No Relaxation In Security

Dirksen Is Convinced Pact Good   After Conference With President He’l Speak For Treaty

Debate Opens On Test Ban   President To Send Letter To Senate Giving Assurances

 JFK TO GIVE ASSURANCES Dirksen Backs Ban Treaty As Senate Begins Debate

‘Set ASC Elections For 8 P.M. September 19   Balloting Locations Are Announced

Democrats Assail Efforts By Executive To Suspend All Reoreanization

In Pennsylvania Capitol: Legislature Awaits Scranton Message On Education Plan

OAS Sending Fact-Finding Tear To Study Hispaniola Crisis   Organization Calls On Both Nations To Keep Peace Pending The Study

Dominican, — Haiti Clash  Now Looming   Fact-Finding Team to Study Haiti-Dominican Difficulty

OAS Team Makes Study Of Crisis  Hope to Stave Off Conflict In Caribbean

Team of OAS To Investigate   Fact-Finders Head for Caribbean To Make Quick Study of Crisis

Ultimatum Issued By Dominican   LEAVES CANCELED   OAS Team Moves To Block Conflict   CONSULTATIVE BODY

OAS Team Is Heading For Caribbean   Fact-Finding Mission To Study New Crisis

Arrest Four Guardsmen In Alabama   Police Charge Men Set Off Explosives Near University Campus

Quartet of National Guardsmen Arrested On Charges of Setting Off Explosives Near Alabama Univ.

4. Guardsmen Accused In "Bama Blasts  Ven On Federal Duty In November Bomb Episodes

Tloosa Blasts Bring Arrests  Four National   Four National Guardsmen Are First Charged

4 Arrested in Alabama Explosions   a : Guardsmen. Officer Linked to Blasts.

Avabaina  Guardsmen  Accused   Charges Filed   Charges Filed For Explosion Near Dormitor

A: Guardsmen Face Charges In Explosions  Suspects Accused Of Touching Off Blasts in Alabama

Guardsmen Arrested ln Bombings   Four Are Charged With Setting Blasts In Tuscaloosa

Officials Say More Arrests Will Follow   National Guard Members Accused Of Touching Off Explosions When On Federal Duty Guarding University

Racial:  Four Alabama Soldiers Held  Charged Wich Setting Off Blast Near Schoo

House Starts Big Tax Cut Voting Today   Committee To End Decisions Thursday Or Friday

HouseMight Begin Vote. On Tax. Bill   . Democrats Believe iittee Will Pass President’s Proposal     Comin

Committee Starts Voting Today On New Tax-Slash Setup   Defends Deficit Fieures

Round world in 47 hours, 15 minutes  Cleveland businessmen try for new world travel record

Security Seal Is Clamped On University   Troopers on Hand For Registration Of Necroes Tuesday

 He s birmingham rolice niet  ‘Connor Urges Citizens Group To Boycott Merchants Who Deseeregate Their Businesses

Alabama Police Seal Off Campus Of University   Inly Authorized Persons Allowed to Enter — Negroes to Register Next Week,

Set Airlift Of 15,000 To Europe   To Fly from Texas i Training Mission To Germany

13,500 Men To Be Flown. From Texas —   Movement Biggest Training Operation Ever Undertaken

Senate GOP OKs Changes in School Act   Would Neutralize Reorganization; New Bil! Possible

Legislative Doings:  Amendments A p proved To Reorga nization Lau

BY SENATE COMMITTEE  Birth Control Research Funds Approved in Vote

Alter Kennedy s Death as wel Kennedy s Veath  N.C. Republicans Reconsider Views

Blocked By Boulders           Expedition Leader Tells of Journey

MISS FLAME CROWNED   Huge Boulders Turn Back Expedition Into Mexico

Vehicle Sinks, Castro Saved   Boulders Big as Houses In River, Say Explorers

All Return Safely Head of Abortive Expedition  Plans Another Try at River

Mississippi U. Again Facing Court Battle On The Issue Of Intearation

Ole Miss Faces Prospect Of Second Court Battle After Rejecting Dewey Greene Jr.

‘Ole Miss’ Faces New Court Test  ‘Another Negro Wont: To Enter as Studént

Second Negro Turned Away At Ole Miss   Meredith Registers For New Semester;  Close Watch Is Kep

College Student, 2 Others Killed  Ear ks a Goll ide: Ear ou  anscint

TEACHER JUST WONT LEARN     Woman Fined for Driving Car After Instructor Fled

Victim Slain In Niles, Killer Rapes Woman  Spotted In Car In Portage County

Manhunt On In Slaying,  Holdup, Rape   Witnesses And Victims Identify Gunman Suspect

FFIIIIIIIA ALAA ILD AI A HH RA HH HA HH IN LAST COSTA RICA TALK KH KEKEEKEHEE Hy  ‘RUSSIA MUST GO’ KENNEDY SAY

Costa Rica Visit Ends ©  in Triumph   Nation io Get - Report Tonight

Tears for Freedom   Kennedy Asserts Cuba Cannot Yield Sovereignty to Russia

JURY ACQU  IIS LT BIOWELI   Eastonite Freed on Income Tax Evasion Charcac

BIDWELL HAILS - HIS ACQUITTAI      Jury Finds ancier {rune cent of Tax Evasion Charec

Capitol Cracking Up—   Insurance Tax Take is More Than Anticipated

PLAN SPECIAL EVENTS HOMECOMING WEEKEND FOR WESTMAR ALUMNI  Set Morning Coffee, Social Hour After  Foothall Game

Senate Rejects Proposed Slash By Close Vote  _ Acid Comments  Precede Approval Of NASA Funds

State Chalks 34th Day Without Rain   Drought Turns Woods, Fields Into Tinderbox

Churchill Retires From Political Life After 60-Year Service In Parliament

LATVIAN EXILE — NOW PASTOR OF TWO LUTHERAN CHURCHES — FIRST SPEAKER IN COMMUNISM STUDY

LATVIAN EXILE — NOW PASTOR OF TWO LUTHERAN CHURCHES — FIRST SPEAKER  Thi PPT RA RAL IRI CRA CTIA}!

The budget bureau has been reviewing these figures for the last week or s0.

Senator Byrd To Influence Budget In ‘65  Conservatives To Play Role In LBJ Frugality   TOTAL UNKNOWN

Big veaeey Mest Be Convinced Va.’s Sen. Byrd Has Big Say In Government's 1965 Budget

Rejecting Soviet Challenge . . .  US Asserts Right  To Berlin Access

United States Sends Another Toward Area   By EDWARD J. SHIELDS United Press International

Continue Effort For New Accord  US Keeps Up Contact With British, Soviets

U.S. Continues Consultations At U.N. With British, Soviets      Seeks More Than Token Accord Reached By Biq Three Ministers

L.S. Presses For More Accord Adlai Due To Continue Soviet. British Contacts

WEATHER   Homes Are Destroyed; Millions Of Dollars W orth Of Timber Lost

Georgia Boy Relates Story Of Ordea   By RICHARD HALE As Told To UPI

Case One Of Growth In Stomach   Pontiff Still Bleeding And Grows Weaker

Catholic Leader Has ‘Growth in Stomach  3 Doctors Work At Radcida Tae Walt   3 Doctors Work At Bedside To Halt Internal Bleeding

 Latest Crisis Came Early Today; Diagnosis of Growth Revealed  'Pope Rallies After Being Near Death

Persistent Bleeding Reported   Vatican Makes Official He Is Suffering From Stomach Growth

HE WEATHERS WORST CRISIS SINCE ILLNESS   But Persistent Hemorrhaging Leaves Pontiff in Grave Condition   Vatican Reveals Growth; It Could Be Either Be nien or Malienant

Pontiff Survives Close Brush with Death   Pope's Brothers Till Fields, Await News

Death Threatens Catholic Pontiff As Crisis Passes   First Specitic Word Published In Vatican City

New Crisis Weathered By Pontiff   Diagnosis Is Stomach Growth; It Could Be Cancer or Tumor

peath Brushes Close to Pope John; Hemorrhaging toaves Him Gravely Ill

DISCLOSE HE HAS GROWTH IN STOMACH   Abnormal Formation Could Be Cancer Or Tumor, Causes Hemorrhaging; Pontiff Unable To Leave Bed.

Vatican Says Pontiff Suffering From Gastric Heteroplasia That Could Be Cancer or Tumor

Internal Bleeding Worries Doctors   See Story on College of Cardinals on Page Four

Three Doctors Work To Stem riemorrhaging   Suffering From Stomach Growth; Cou!d Be Cancer Or Tumor

Vatican Reports He Has Growth in Stomach but Exact Nature Not Learned

PopeRallies But Condition Still Criticat   Pontiff Ailing Yea With An Abnormal Growth In Stomach

Has Growth In Stomach Pope Withstands New Crisis of Internal Bleeding

_ After persistent hemorrhaging ‘Death brushed close, but he weathered the crisis

SURVIVES BAD SEIZURE BUT IS WEAKENED   CANCER OR TUMOR FOUND IN STOMACH OF WORLD LEADER

Survives close brush with death  Hemorrhaging keeps pontiff in  ese Man aitiaen

Pope Suffers From Bleeding Stomach Tumor  Vatican Reveals Affliction; Might Be Cancerous

Pope John overcomes new crisis as tiiness ts defined by Vatican   Serious illness of pontiff focuses attention on princes of Church, College of Cardinals   Secretary of state

POPE JOHN NEAR DEATH      Growth In Stomach   IIIness Focuses Attention  On College Of Cardinals

NEW CRISIS WEATHERED ON TUESDAY   Diagnosis Made Public Gives No Real Particulars

ABE LOOKS ON   Pope John Weathers Crisis But Condition Said ‘Grave’

Condition Grave, Vatican Reports; Reveal Ailment  Growth in Stomach: Causes Hemorrhaaes:

New Crisis Survived By Ailing Pope   Vatican Report Says He Suffers From Growth In Stomach

Pope Survives Brush With Death   Persistent Hemhorrhaging Leaves Catholic Ruler In Grave Condition

Condition Of Pontiff Still Grave   Vatican Sources Define IiIness As Growth In Stomach

Pope John Weathers Crisis But His Condition Is Grave   Suffering From Growth In Stomach

crt Ee Sil In Grave Con       Howisthaglag Aifelig Becomes Mote Frequent, Haas Growth la Stasis

Growth In. Stomach... Disclosed   Doctors Work To Stop Persistent Hemorrhaging

Pope's Condition Listed as Grave   Persistent Hemorrhagiing Due to Growth in Stomach

Pope Survives Crisis; Condition Reported Grave  Vatican Discloses  Pontiff Has Abnormal

Pope John, Weakened By Persistent Hemorrhaging, Weathers Brush With Death: Has An Abnormal Growth In Stomach; His Condition Is Very Grave

Report Pontiff’s Condition Grave   Weathers Crisis After Continual Bleeding; Reveal Catholic Church Head May Have Stomach Cancer

Trlsnes Uioese 1G Death  Pope Survives Crisis      DURING POPE'S ILLNESS  Attention Now On Cardinals

Hemorrhaging Is Persistent In Papal Room   Weathers Worst Crisis of Illness

National Labor Picture o oo Strikes Continue   By WESLEY G, PIPPERT United Press International   Delense

Newspaper Strikes Continue; Two Others Settled   Rains Bring Long Sought  Relief From Cold Wave

United States Strike Situations:  Defense Walkouts End as New Ones Start

OUT ON BOND   Wall Symbolizes Contrast Between US.. Soviet Fetes

Law Day Contrasts May Day  Observances Hel   Observances Held In Many Cities

IN WICHITA City’ Erects ‘Berlin Wall’ To Emphasize U. S. Liberty

Iowa Feeling It’s Way To Pesticide Control   Ag. Dept. Will Regulate Sale and Use After Jan. 

Rock Creek Watershed Committee Plans For Meeting On February Fourth

Emporia ‘Skies   Emporia Weather   More Clouds, Rain May Be on the Way

Father Accidently Kills DaughterTrick Shot Artist Expected to Be Cleared of Wrong-Doing in Mishap

In Tragic Accident At Calexico Gun Range Exhibition  No Charges For Father Who Shot Daughter

Protection Sought for Consumers   Rolvaag Suggests Creation Of Consumer Counsel, Cites Experience in California

Virginian Sounds Off  Comrade Kolosousky Told Monroe Doctrine ‘Alive’

Weather   Council Okays Code Project, Assails Litter   Tennis Lights-Out, Rental Approved

Council Okays Code Project, Assails Litter   Tennis Lights-Out, Rental Approved

UM All-White School After Gun Charge  Cleve McDowell Dismissed. Faces Trial Saturday

‘Mistrust’ In U.S. Capitol,  Ike Declares   Claims American Politics Needs New Ideutis:

Eisenhower Says U.S. Politics Needs Infusion Of Amateurs, idealists

THE HOMETOWNERS THE GREEN LIGH! ict ON EN M' KIN NEY (4 ( Ot LIN CG OUN  Y

NY Mayor Sends Publishers, Printers ‘Home After Marathon Bargaining Talks

Says Vote Advanced GOP Cause Four Ways . .  Scranton To Push Revision Of Constitution by Amendments

Scranton Says...  Amendments to Change State's Constitution  ‘Claims ‘Inroads’ in ‘Democratic Areas . _in Tuesday Voting

How It Wuz   ;  CLEAR SKIES, SUMMER WARMTH ARE PERFECT FOR GEHLEN SCHOOL’S  CVLLRVUSTrSSLaASvares+ wee eer 2 4Y

How It Wuz   CLEAR SKIES, SUMMER WARMTH ARE PERFECT FOR GEHLEN SCHOOL'S HOMPCONMING: rrerinaAyv

VALE) DAUR IU £700  NT Producers Plan Fight In $1,000,000 Civil Suit

DATES BACK TO 195   TES BACK IU 1996  NT Producers Plan Fight In $1,000,000 Civil Suit ©

‘RE Bad SPRUE EL EF OO  NT Producers Plan Fight In $1,000,000 Civil Suit

Birmingham's Jails Filled Almost to Bursting Point With Negroes, Vast Majority Children

Negroes Jam Birmingham Jails; More Demonstrations Scheduled By Leaders

Steel City’s Jails Filled By Nesroes   Comedian To Stay Behind Bars With Others In Protest

More Demonstrations Are Pledgec Despite Birmingham Jail Overflow

Many Teeners, School Children 2 000 N esroes Decline Bail  From Birmingham’ S Prisons

Jails Jammed In Birmingham; Actions Planned  Most of 2,400 Held Are School Children

More Negroes Joir In Mass Protests   Elude Cops In Run at  Birmingham Say Talks Gain;  Rottintarnce VWAlasrad

Demonstrations Will Continue, King Pledges  Majority of Those   Majority of Those Held Under Arrest Are Teen-Agers

GOVERNOR BLASTS AT -AGITATORS   Minister Says Happy Children Are Participating

Jails at Birmingham Packed with Neqroes   17th Success  Telstar 2 Reaches Orbit.

ICR OFegUry ALeoteY  Jails Jammed as Negroes Demonstrate in Birmingham   Students Riot ‘At Princeton

 Birmingham Jails Jammed ‘Negro Leaders Plan ‘More Demonstrations

Birmingham Jails Bulge With Race Marchers; King VowsNewDemonstrations

Birmingham Jails Full: Negro Leaders Pledge Further Demonstrations

The Weather   Demonstrators Crowd Jails At Birmingham   Desegregation Leaders Promise More Protests

JAILS JAMMED IN BIRMINGHAM, DRIVE TO GO ON   Police Arrest 1,000 Demonstrators

Jails Are — Jammed In — Birmingham   Negro Léaders Plan’  More Demonstration:

But Leaders Promise To Push Drive  Negro Comedia   Negro Comediar Dick Gregory Under Arrest

Negroes Jammed  In Jails   Arrests Total 2.100: Pledge More Action

Plan New Demonstrations  Negro Comedian Among Hundreds Put in Jail

Demonstrations.To Centinue- ; Negro Arrests Jar Birmingham Jails

Negro leaders   MeYIO Ieadue4rs  Plan more agitation as jails swell

Negroes Fill Jail; More Coming: King   Negro Children Cry To Go Home

Birmingham Jails Full, but Negroes Vow More Marches   Placards Carried

Rickenbacker  Will Crusade   Jar UllldA Ff WOrUdy LAITAS  Pledge Improving East-West Relations

Johnson, Erhard Pledge Continuec  Drive for Peace Leaders Emphasize   Leaders Emphasize Willingness to Seek Red Accomodations

—NO PERMANENT DIVISION OF GERMANY—  LBJ, Erhard Look For Better Red Relations

Peace Search To Be Pushed   Johnson, Erhard Issue Statement After Two Days Of Conferences

Johnson, Erhard End Two Days Of Talks    — Will Continue To Explore  All Avenues  In Peace Moves

Mrs, Nhu Warns Agains US. Aid Cut   ‘You Have No Right To Drop It’ She Says

Dragon Lady’s Smiles Change To Near Tears   Says US Has No Right to Shut Off Aid

Urges U.S. No To Cut Off Aid To Viet Nam   Mrs. Nhu Talks With Newsmen

Weeping Mrs. Nhu Says U.S. Can‘ Afford to Cut South Viet Nam Aid  ae $ 5

FORECASTS VICTORY IS CLOSE NOW   Doubts Inquiry Will Be Made By UN Delegation

Test Ban Risk Little Says McNamara  U.S. Has Superior Nuclear Arsenal,

speaks Before Senate  U.S. Defense Head Sees Little Risk In Signing Test Ban

Says Treaty Will Prolong Superiority   Risks Are Small, Values Substantial Secretary Avers

McNamara assures Senate of U.S. nuclear supremacy   McNamara lists defense plans  U.S. satellite to reveal any tests in deep space

Says Agreement Will Prolong Our Superiority   Vetense Chief Claims Risks ‘Are Either Small or Under Our Control.’

U.S. Ahead in Nuclear Power, Risks Little in Treaty, McNamara Saus

Asserts His Full Support Of Test Ban   Despite Bigger Red Bombs, U.S. Arsenal ‘Manifestly Superior’

Says Treaty Would Aid U.S.   Secretary McNamara Says United States Manifestly Superior

McNamara Says: ll eke: lata” the  U.S. Ahead Of Russia In A-Power

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National  Council of Churches Religious lL eatures)

Roswell Lawyer Becomes State’s  New Top Official   Oath of Office Taken in Solemn Santa Fe Rites

GOP-Demos deadlocked in house After maneuvering over  election of a speaker

Go Second Round In Battle for Speaker   Republicans, Democrats Vote Along Party Lines; GOPs Fear Taylor Will Slip In lf He Gets Temporary Chair

Mac Agrees On Ban Need, Shuns Fleet  _ British Say Plan  For NATO Nuclear  Elaat Tan Cactly

Divided On Atom Power  Fleet Worth   Approval Given Ta Indian Military Aid Ditrine Conference

Kennedy And Mac Divided  On Nuclears   Both Agree On Urgency Of Test Ban Pact With Soviets; President Ends Talks By Boarding Plane For 3-Day Visit To Italy

Britain Still Against U.S. Fleet Setup   JFK, Macmillan Agree On Urgency Of Nuclear Ban

JFK, MAC AGREE ON TEST BAN URGENCY   ... Kennedy Goes On Te Ital

MuchIs Accomplished On Visit to Britain   President Gets Rest at Resort Before Flying Onto Rome Today      Cap Pistol Startles President

US. Will Cover for V-Bombers   British Offer of Plane: Hinges on Possible Withdrawal Later

U.S. Aid Pledged Europe  Pep ee pe,   Strategic Point Coverage Planned

US. Pledges To ‘Watch Top Targets  British Bomber Withdrawal To Desert Sections

See Johnson as Strong Supporter Of Health Care for the Aged   First Johnson News Conference in Making

JEFFERSON IN 7-COUNTY DISTRICT 5é   Hamilton, Wayne, Richland, Edwards, Franklin And Washington Also In 56th. Democrats Call For Veto.

State’s Grim Traffic Toll Is Deplored   46 Persons Dead In Carnage On Holiday Period

Inaugurated as Wisconsin's 37th Governor   Asks Lawmakers, Citizens to Help Meet Challenges

No Relief In Sight From Cold   Western Michigan Hardest Hit; Street In Grand Haven Closex

‘Most or U.S. Snivers  Sub-Zero Cold Grips Michigan      (By UPI}

Seore More In jured As Bomb Is Thrown Into Negro Chureh  Dynamite Hurled During Sunday School Classes

Ex»losion Kills Four Children  At Birmingham   Officials Fearing Racia! Riots Call On Gov. Wallace For Help

ALERT DURATION UNCERTAIN AS POLICE PATROL   FIRE BUG MAKES NEW THREATS TO BURN 4 BUILDINGS

Arsonist Delays Promised Attack On Alarmed City   Program Based For Long Pull, Mayor Reports

Jury Deliberates Nearly 12 Hours  Sailor Guilty Of Espionage Charge

Navy Yeoman Found Guilty Of Spy Plot  Negro Convicted In 2nd Trial; Death  hn... _1.2.. YD... *L.)

PLAN DRIVERS’ INSTITUTE   Convict Navy Yeoman Of Red Espionage Conspiracy   SECOND TRIAL

Convict Sailor Of Espionage   Maximum Penalty Death; Sentencing Set for Next Month

Steel's Appeal lronic: Bennett  Industry I> Seeking   Industry Is Seeking Import Limitation

Large Crowd Present  Feasibility Of Making Wabash Navigable Discussed At Meeting

iat anh ich EE ee  Senators, Public Favor Wabash River Navigation

Soviets Back Down On Air Corridor Use   Highway Workers to Renew Their Battle

Road Union Is Planning.  Mass Action   Demonstrations Slated Against ‘oh Cuthack

Iaside   — Paper's Death To Be Checked —  News Probers Eye Los Angeles

Euromart Talks Without France Are Advocated  Belgian Minister Asks Negotiations On English Admission

MILLION-DOLLAR QUESTION   Liz Says Snag to Divorce Is How Much Eddie Gets

Nine Freedom Marchers Go Into Georgia  Group Undeterred by Prospects of Jail as

Nine ‘Marchers Now In Georgia   Arrest Is Faced ~ When In Alabama

Mass March Tonight In Cambridge  Prolest Promised Despite Prospects   Protest Promised Despite Prospects Of U. S. Mediation: Riots Last Night

Wa rd  Despite Federal Mediation Prospect, Attack Youth, Mass March Planned

New Mass March Set for Tonight  White Integrationist Slugged in Maryland

Johnson Acts As Peacemake At Party Meet  ‘Vice President Puts In Plea For Harmon

JOHNSON TAKES DEMOCRAT ROLE OF PEACEMAKER   ASKS CALIFORNIA FEUDS AND FUSSES BE SETTLED NOW

“Deborah Loved Dancing ‘They Make Legs for Little Girls, Father Has to Tell His Daughter

 New. directory reveals   Democrats hold huge lead over GOP — in mustaches

Kansas May Get Second ‘Nudist Camp; This One To Be Near Cherryvale

ECONOMIC MESSAGE TO CONGRESS  Tax Reform Needed To Avoid Recession—JFK

TODAY'S INDEX U.N. Troops Take Katanga Stronghold   JINLESS LAX CUT GIVEN  JFK Cites Recession Possibility

Report Red Chinese Have Nuclear Arms   Japan Says It Possesses Two Nuclear Bombs

Hal Smith, 14, of 2518 W, Division, canconsider himself   New Suspect  Questioned in Langdon Case

GOP Leader Backs JFK   on Test Ban   Senate Opens Historic Debate, Awaits Letter from Kennedy

Frigid Front Slugs Nation’s Mid-Seetion   New Cold Sarge Spreading Across Much of Nation   By UPI

Commandos Ta Operate Qut Of Mexico  Rebels Will Push War On Red Shin:

Group Plans Ship Attacks Despite Ban   Spokesmen Claim Base In Mexico  Will Be Utilized

Violent Temper   Cuban Exiles Declare War On Red Ships Entering Cuba

Say ‘Commandos Will Operate Out of Mexico; Criticize U.S. Crackdown

Have You Voted Today...Polls Open ‘till 8 P.M.   Raiders Declare “War   Move To Halt Red Shipping From Cuba

‘Pope's Recovery Is Reported Stead) ‘But Slow: Arose Early to Say Mass

Tradition Began 100 Years Ago  Tribute Paid All War Dead Of U.S.

Harris ‘In’ as Candidate for Higher Senate   Joins J. Howard As Early Entrant

Seminole 13 Southeast 15   Brazil President Asks Seige State To Control Unrest

STATE OF SIEGE  Brazil President Asks Strong Law To Settle Strikes

Modified Martial Law Goulart Asks Power To Halt Strikes, Political Unrest

Goulart Asks State Of Siege Proclaimed   Goulart ASKS Jtate Ui Jiege Frociaimed  Brazil Seethes With Trouble

Four Grand Ole Opry Stars Die In Plane Crash   Patsy Cline Among Victims

3 Grand Ole Opry Stars Die in Crash   Pat Gline, Copas, Hawkins, ‘Pilot. Killed in Plane .

Party Gives ‘Hollow’ Nod To Maemillan  Conservatives Hunt For New Leader In  Wake Of Scandal

te WWMM KKK KKKKKKKKKKKK   To Drop Macmillan  New Conservative Leader Is Sought

Conservatives Seek New Leader  Macmillan Ekes Win In Vote of Confidence

 Party Hold Is: Weakened Maemillan Squeaks Through By Hollow Confidence Vote

Tories Eye Maemiullan Successor  Leader Is I pheld, Stav Mav Be Brie

Confidence Vote Marks ‘The End’   Hurdles Commons Ballot Following Stinging Attack

Discontent In China.  2 Years Age  Army Ranks: Hit . By Low Morale: "3

Harvard Students Scoff at Reports Of Orgiastic Parties in Residences

Armed Forces Outlaw Reds, Castro Backers  Sef Up Provisional Government Alter Disselving Parliament

Services Act on  Discrimination To Use ‘Off Limits’ As Weapon In Battle

For rte Pari In Rights Baifle.   Areas Whera Negtoes Recelve Poor Treatment Will Ba OH Lingdia,

What's Inside   McNAMARA, WIRTZ TAKE ACTION Anti-Discrimination Moves Made By Administration

2 More Steps Set To Speed Civil Rights   Any Discrimination Against Negroes In Service To Be Hit

Military Given Strong Civil Rights Authority In ‘Off-Limits’ Lever

Senators Urge  More R. R. Talks   Military, Wirtz Boost Civil Rights

Faith 7 Flight Delayed   Week Postponement Caused By Trouble In Rocket Syatems

Off To Leningrad  Rusk Predicts Newly Signed Treaty Will Receive “Great Syosort’” In U.S.

Rusk Predicts ‘Great Support ‘For Test Treaty   Democratic Solons See 80 of Senate’s 100 Votes In Favor of Nuclear Pact.

Rusk Predicts Great Support For Ban Treaty   Senators Leave Moscow; Rusk Sightseeing

Late news in brief   Rusk predicts “areat support” for ban treaty

Russia Backs ‘Pariah’ Albania Demands U.N.  Seat Communist China

Same Old Alignment ‘ Russia Backs Albania To Get Red China Into UN

scot RUSSIA BACKS ALBANIA PLEA. wasinscsssnnoo  China UN Seat Sought

There are days when Salinger, presidential press secretary, can’t win, and here’s one

JOLLY NO MORE Poor Pierre  Has Troubles   HOSPITAL SUITE   AT FORCE REPORT   CRITICISM?

8 Die in Weekend Highway Mishaps   Japanese Disaster Toll Pushes Over 600 Mark   Hardin Boy Admits Picking Up Girl, Dumping Knifed Body in Ditch

Japs Mourn Death of 600  In Disasters   Blast in Mine Followed By Triple Train Wreck

Spark Apparently lonited Coal Dust In Mitsui Mine  Cause of Triple Train Smashup

Japs Mourn Death of 600  In Disasters Blast i in Mine Followed   Blast in Mine Followed By Triple Train Wreck

Mine Blast Takes 446, Wreck 162   Fireball And Fumes Bring Mine Deaths; 3 Trains Involved

Mine Blast, Train Wreck Toll at 600   3 Americans  Among Survivor:  AE Ball Nieneka;

Island Nation Mourns Dead   JAPAN'S TRIPLE TRAIN WRECK, MINE TOLLS EXCEED 600

446 Miners Listed Dead, 10 Missing   Train Wreck Death Toll 162, Including American Student

Seven Men Selected By Johnson  JFK, Oswald Murder: To Get Full Airing

Malaya Schedules Military Buildup  To Meet Danger From Indonesia

Malaya To Build Up Armament   Indonesia Believed Threat, Says Head Of Defense, Razak

Chairman Smith Plans Hearings Early Next Year   Move to Pry Out Bill Was  Considered

Civil Rights Hearings Due Soon   Rep. Howard W. Smith Promises Action Early in January

Rights Action Start Slated   Johnson Gives Priority To Speedy Cut In Taxes   Postmaster’s Post  Here Said Test Case

SMITH OFFERS TO START CIVIL RIGHTS HEARINGS IN HOUSE DURING JANUARY

PERFORMANCE CHARTS QUESTIONED Sec. Korth, Senators Swap Angry Blasts During TFX Probe

Tempers Flare During Plane Contract Probe   Angry Exchang At Hearing

Hot Words Fly in TFX Pact Probe   Senators Clash With Korth Over Performance Chart

Tempers Flare. in TFX Hearing   Secretary of Navy Tangles with Senator

Tempers Flare In Plane Probe By U. §. Senate   Angry Exchanges Pit Korth With Chairman

Tempers Flare Up Again Over TFX   Navy Secretary, 2 Senators Clash Over Performance Chart

Law Makes Levy Highest In Country   Gov. Scranton Cites Sacrifice for People In Signing Measure

Hits ‘Haste In Income Tax Abandonment   People Facing 4-Cent Sales Levy Now. He Asserts

0, R SO ELN A SERVICE & ae co, ROnOKe VM P. a            Night Session Kills Income Tax Increase

For Turning Down Income Tax. Se OE SCONE LUN  ‘Campbell Calls Demos fll-Advised

Area Foothall  La Crosse 14, Ellis 0 Victoria 20, Wilson 0   2 New Storms Brew in Gulf; Flood Subsides

Area  Football  La Crosse 14, Ellis 0 Victoria 20, Wilson 0 Russell 19, Hoisington 12 St. John 12, Kinsley 7 Dodee Citv 297 Summer &   ) New Storms Brew in Gulf: rlood Subsides

Large Gang of Masked Bandits Stages Fantastic Train Robbery Near London

HIUAMMOLDT BAY TIDES   $3 Million Train Robbery In Enaland, Wild West Style

SHADES OF THE WILD WEST:  Armed Bandits Rob Mail Train Of Almost s3,000,000 In London

Outside London Gang of Masked Men Gets 83 Million In Train Holdup

20 To 30 Masked Robbers Grab  20 Sacks Of Mail With Currency, Diamonds

Biggest rain Ki monbery in tstory  Masked Bandits Get Away With $3 Million

Robbery Staged Near Cheadington  Masked Bandits Made Escape In Three ‘Army-Stvle Trucks and Passenger Car

Old Wild West Style Train Robbery In Britain Nets Almost $3 Million

Loot Total Said Nearly $3 Million   20 Or 30 Escape After Robbery In Three Trucks, Car

First Train Robbery In British History   Estimate 20 To 30 Attack; Wide Area Road Blockec

Bandits Net Almost $3 Million In History's Largest Train Robbery

Bandits stage $3 million train robbery  Bandits use ‘Wild West’ style

Train Robbery Loot Totals $3 Million   BRITISHERS TAKE CUE FROM AMERICAN DESPERADOES

DERELICT FREIGHTER Galveston Youths Junk _ Bid for Salvage Rights

Bobby Kennedy Echoes Reynolds On Crime Claims   Says Organized Rackets Invading Areas of State

JFK To Shore Shaky Alliance   President Is Hopeful On Visit To Europe

ON THE INSIDE   Kennedy European Journey Primed to Bolster Allies

Kurope Trip Being Kyed By Kennedy  Hopes To Shore Up   Hopes To Shore Uj] Battered Atlantic Alliance In Vieit

KENNEDY PLANS SWING AROUND WEST EUROPE  HOPES TO GAIN STRENGTH WITH

Better Allies Ties Sought By Kennedy  President Hopes m©r.Ckh... Tl.Aea TS

Kennedy Hopine To Aid Alliance  Seeks to Strengthen NATO Ties on Trip

10-Day Swing of West Europe  President Is Hopeful Tour to Bolster Ties

Kennedy Looks To Aiding Ties During His Trip   Hopes European Jount Will Dramatize Extent Of Yank Commitimente

Federal Petition Is Filed in Alabama  Integration Feud  Negroes Hope to Force Reopening ray 2 Sie ’), Se : SL le ae 2   Neoroes Hope to Foree Reopening  Ot Three Closed Public Schools

PLUG 5 ‘THREATENED INTEGRATION BREAKS  Wallace Sends Troopers Out

LE MARS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE DOORS MAY 29 — DISMISSAL AT 2:30  Br. fet ..1 PM...   FILE suit FOR RENT

BALVE STON  ALL AMMIAICA CATT  Ub   Inside The News   Safe Okay, But Cookies Copped By Houston Gang

No Procedure Change  Both Parties Pledge Fight On Foreign Aid Compromise

“Quiet And Sad” Christmas  Jackie, Children Fly To ‘Palm Beach For Holida

State Judge Rules Beckwith Not Able To Stand Trial  Evers Slayer Is Ordered Released From Asylum

Oswald Slaying Even Brings Cheers Dallas Man-on-the-Street  Left with Mixed Emotions

Snowtall Tapers In Texas   Six Inches Fall In Sweetwater Region Sunday

Trouble With China Nehru Finds Outlook For Peace Depressing   By WILLIAM L. RYAN am ttetnlal Caseemandenl

UNTO OCCUPY KOLWEZ TODAY   Troops to Be Escorted by Tshombe Inte Key Mining Center

U.N. Soldiers Plan To Enter Kolwezi Today  Tshombe Will Meet And Escort Column

Bigger Voice For Allies in NATO Lineup   Plan for Nuclear Force Appears to Have Won Support

U.S. NATO Plan Draws Support   Inter-Allied Force Would Give More Nuclear Target Selection

Link With French Sought  NATO to Gain Stronger  Voice in Nuclear Pact

Under Inter-Allied Nuclear Force NATO Nations Would Get Bigger Voice Picking Targets Behind Iron Curtain

Foreign Policy Ignorance Hit   JFK Lashes At Critics   Rhetoric Confused With Reality, Claim

Remarks Were Never Delivered .  Speech Called for Emphasis on Reality

Goldwater Given Jibe By Kennedy   People who Confuse Rhetoric With Reality Assailed

Negro Riots Halt First Integration   Police Forced To Use Guns Aaainst Mob of 100(

SCHOOLS CLOSED; ONE DIES IN RIOT   Education Board Yields To Gov. Wallace, But Shutdown Is Termed Only Temporary

Wallace Makes Request      Three Birmingham Schools Closed Following Riot

Wallace Acts After Death in Race Row   Negroes Battle When Leader's Home Is Bombed

Negro Killed In Birmingham Demonstration   Schools Closed At Request Of Gov. Wallace

TAKEN BY RUSSIAN CZAR5— Red Chinese Hint Demands For Siberian Land Return

Early Release Of American Likely  Radio Moscow Broadcasts JFK Criticism Of Barghoorn's Arrest

U.S. Anger Raises Hope For Release   Charges Arrest Unjust Broadcast By Moscow Radio

Kennedy Blasts Russian Seizure  Of U.S. Professo   Stern Reprimand By President Stirs Hopes for Release

Move Follows Red Breakoff Of Ban Talks   No Indication Given By Rusk When Next Explosion Will Come

Nuclear Talks Fail: Testing Will Resume   Rusk Says This . Despite Acceptance Of On-Site Probes

Move Laid To Failure Of Ban Talk  GQawrat OM fan.   Soviet Offers Fall Too Short

.ESULT OF PARLEY BREAKDOWN  Kennedy Orders U. S. To Resume A-Testing

Announcement Made by Rusk After Breakup OL U. S.-Soviet Test Ban Talks

US. Orders Nevada Test  Resumption   President Gives  Go-Ahead After  Nuclear Talk Rift Rye LRWIS GLICK

AFTER REDS END TALKS  Rusk Discloses U.S. Will  Resume Underground Tests

US. To Resume Testing   Breakoff Of Talks On Bomb Test Ban Blamed For Action

Rusk Says U.S. to Resume  Underground Nuclear Tests   Senate May Probe Red Cuba Buildup

Fair skies and cool weather seen for state   55 at 1 p.m.  29 low this morning 50 high Monday  80 high year ago  38 low year ago.

Dejected Tshombe back in his occupied capital  Says he and aides have been in Kolwezi preparing for demolition of industries   Books closed on Cuban crisis

Puts TNT At Power Plant, Dam   Kantanga Chief Back in Palace Guarded by UN

U.N. HOLD ON KATANGA TIGHTENS   Swedish Forces Capture  ~~ Kaniama Without   Fight; Chastened  Tshombe Returns To His Capital.

28 farm workers killed  Train demolishes bus carrying 60 Braceros

27 Mexicans Killed When Train Hits Bus   33 Other Farm Workers Iniured. Some Seriously

Professor In  Seclusion At  University Speaking Russian ve Only ‘Sin,’  Se

Mother Says Barghoorn Handeuffed  Tried To Make   Tried To Make Him Out Spy, She Reports

IN SOVIET PRISON - Barghoorn Was Treated Like  ‘Jailbird’, Mother Reports

Barghoorn Handcuffed By Red Police, ‘Treated Like Jailbird,”” Mother Says

First-Hand Acc  Lodge Confers With Priests      IN QOUTN VICT INGM . ace  U.S. Faces 2 Major Problems

Rain Aud Snow, Too ; Tornadoes, Wind, Hailstorm: Hit Wide Areas Of Midwest

2 States Hit  By Tornadoes  30 Hurt, Scores of Homes Damaged in Illinois, Indiana

At Least 20 Villages Hit By Twisters   Band of Big Storms Slices 15-Mile-Wide Swath for 200 Miles

No Immediate Troop Cut In Europe Plannec   Rusk To Visit West Germany

Troop Cuts In Europe; How Soon?   Rusk Aims to Calm Alarm Felt by West Germany

Vote ‘Yes’ In The Community College Election   NO IMMEDIATE REDUCTION PLANNED IN EUROPE  Not if, But WHEN Troops Will Be Cut

U.S. Due To Cult  uropean lorees   ‘Evolutionary Changes:  Said Ahead For ‘Troops

‘Rusk To Make Statement Next Week On U. S. Troop Withdrawal In Europe

Caught in Tunnel   Caught ur bunnet  Train Rolls Over Youth on Roadbed

Reformed Crook Is Appreciative ae Took ts Appreciative  Flowers To The Warden

How It Wuz   LIGHT SHOWERS TOTAL 1 OF AN INCH HERE  — SCHOOL DAYS START WITH SUNSHINE TODAY

LIGHT SHOWERS TOTAL 11 OF AN INCH HERE ~ SCHOOL DAYS START WITH SUNSHINE TODAY

Ship Is Strafed Damaged Off Coast of Cuba   Cutters Standing By Storm-Battered Ship

Craft Buffeted By Hurricane’s Fringe; Coast Guard Ships Await Calming Before Towing Attempt

Hurricane:  Ship Wallowing But Crew Safe  C. G. Cutters Stand By Powerless Vessel

Future Cour rse Uncer tain. _Sihire -ourse Uncertain  Storm Tossed Seamen Safe: Hurricane Ginny Backs Off   Red Springs Eyes Weather  Fall Festival Is Tomorrow

C. G. cutters stand by Fogg Hurricane Ginny hovers off  coast with 80 mph winds

Destroyer, Crew Safe  U.S. Navy Ship Wallows On Edge of Hurricane

Navy Destroyer, Crew of 10 Safe  mg Mae eh me thst LW we   Coast Guard Cutters Wait Chance to Throw Line to Powerless Ship

REAL TOUGH IN CONTEST   Ship, crew of 10 safe  Powerless Fogg wallowing on fringe of Ginny

—Hurricane Ginny—  2 Coast Guard Cutters Stand By ‘Dead Ship   Georgian Aboard

Coast Guard Ships Near  Destroyer  Powerless Craft   Powerlecs Craft Tossed About by  Hurricane Ginny

 Future Course Uncertain  Storm Tossed Seamen Safe; Hurricane Ginny Backs Off

British Reporter Goes to Jail Rather Than Break Faith With Source of News

DeGaulle-Adenauer Talks Look Bleak For Common Market   Kx KK  u S. Will Defend U.K. Bid

U.S. Concerned Over Adenauer, De Gaulle Talks   French President Snags Euromart, Polaris Proposals

wCuUauile, Adenauer £10 Meet New Crisis Brewing In Atlantic Alliance   U.S. To Continue To Press DeGaulle About British

DeGaulle to Meet With Adenauer,  May Seek Pact   U.S. Is Supporting  British ECM Entry

Fresh Crisis For NATO Seen Developing   DeGaul!e-Adenauer Parley Next Week Tc Be of Top Import

New Crisis May Develop In Meeting   De Gaulle Talks With Adenauer in Paris Next Week

West's Fate Up To Stand  Of Adenauer   De Gaulle Seeks Bonn Tieup As Opposed To U.S., Britain

New Crisis In Alliance May Arise   De Gaulle Expected To Bid for Pact at Adenauer Meeting

Ailantic Alliance May Be Nearing New Crisis   U. S. Siding With British, French Told

WEST GERMAN AND FRENCH TALKS SET   Paris Session Next Week Could Worsen Situation   E GAULLE   Deals Severe Blow To Allied Unity By Market, Missile Policies

French Leader Deals Severe Blow to American Hopes for Unifying Western Europe

Unpredictable French Leader  _ Seeks to Sway Germans ENGLISH MOVE SCUTTI ED

May Bring Alliance Crisis— Adenauer-DeGaulle Talks To Be Watched

De Gaulle, Adenauer Meet  Peak Of Crisis Faces The Atlantic Alliance

Fresh Crisis For NATO Seen Developing  DeGaulle-Adenauer Parley Next Week T Ra Oe Tae Sew

Paris Meeting  Could Foster  Up New Crisis French Leader  Phas Rate iPAMae   French Leader Dampens Hopes for Close Unity

Pa r is M e etine’ s M a 7  Ss pe il N A TO C ris is   De Gaulle Told U.S,  To Press For Goals RR. (CLONMEL DEV AANTNVE DCAA

DeGaulle-Adenauer Tai- Vital   ->Gaulle-Adenauer Tai- Vital  NATO Crisis Nears New Peak

Unity Hopes Given Blow  By DeGaulle   Opposes Britain In Market And Spurns U.S. Polaris Offer

Fresh Crisis For NATO Seen Developing  DeGaulle-Adenauer Parley Next Week T

Congress Convenes Wednesday, Major Battles Looming   Anti-Filibuster Drive Is On

Tax Cuts and Spending Will Also Be Highlights Of Congressional Feud

Kennedy on Spot  New Congress Will Meet Wednesday; Battles Seen Over Rules, Tax Proposals

Kennedy’s Income Tax Cut, Spending Program  Are Tops On Schedule

Strange And Beautifu! Event Slated For. [A Fleeting Moment Seturdey Afternoon

Safer to See lt On TV  Eclipse - Following Scientists Ready For Saturday Show

 Calls for More Spending, Tax  British Budget eee Attention in U.S

Britain Outdoing U. S. in Budget, Tax Cutting and Deficit in Ratio

FISCAL ADVISERS GOGGLE-EY ED  Kennedy’s Deficit Budget ‘Outdone’ by British

Britain s New Budge Astonishes   Comparison With Deficit, Gratifies U.S. Budaeteers

Husband, Wife Drown At Stratton   Outboard Swept Over Dam After Cruise On River

Miners Entombed for Six Days OS  Rescuers Fighting to Save  Three Men Deep in Mine

be ls Well One Man Tells Wife On Phone   Scranton Driller Says Rescue Work May Take Days

Rescue May Take Se veral Days  Three Trapped Miners In Good Condition

Rescue Work Begins— Trapped Miners, In Pit Six Days, Reported Alive

Entombed In Cave-In For Six Days   Rescuers Say It May Be Week Before Trio Freed

Annual County SWCD Meeting Will Feature Talk By Dr. G. N. Hoffer

Major Legislative Gain—  Triumph For Scranton  In Soft Coal Bill Okay

House Passes Bituminous Strip Mining Bill; Fails To Salvage School Measure

Governor Wins, Loses  On Proposal:   Has Strip Victory, But Gets Sethack On School Plans

Racial Disputes Land in Courts  ~ “One Involves School, Another Housina

3 Children Die as Milwaukee Home Is Swept by Fire  3 Others of Family Severely Burned While? Are Linharmed

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH  9:30 am. Church School... 10:30 am. Worship Service. 97:15 Youth. Fellowship.

Wadena News   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:30 am. Church School.  . 10:30 am.- Worship Service. 7:15 Youth Fellowship.

Accident Hike Blamed -Texas Auto Insurance  Rates Increase Aug. 1

A ‘Hot Line’ Agreement  Is Reported  Khrushehev’'s Approval Awaited

US., Russia Perfect Plan for Hot Line   Teletype, Not Phone Will Link Moscow, Washington Desks

Civil Rights Opponents Goldwater, Dirksen, Russell Singled Out  NAACP Issues Vote Warning

NAACP Singles Out Opponents Of Rights Bil   Leader Says Association Will Work to Defeat Solons Objecting to Program.

Against Rights Opponents . . .  NAACP Threatens Polls Retribution

Greensboro Has Big Demonstration  Marches Continue In North Carolina

Birmingham Quiet   cca oho rte  New Demonstration Staged In Carolina

North Carolina Sees Demonstration, Birmingham Still Hot Spot  Negroes Offer New Protests  Ry Iinited Prace Intarnatinnal

‘Negroes March in Raleigh, N.C.; 200 Arrested: Birmingham Quiet, Tense

Freeman Hints Another Wheat Referendum in 1964   Intent of Petition Clear, Say Leash Law Repeal Backers

Freeman Hints Another Wheat Referendum in 1964   Getting Kunaround? Intent of Petition Clear, Say Leash Law Repeal Backers

Procession Carries Pontiff to St. Peter's   Candles in the Village

Defied U.S. Ban on Trips to Island  Students Return From Cuban Visit

‘Students Back From Cuba Stage ‘Stand-In’ At New York Airport As Protest Over Passports

Students Back, Still Defiant Of U.S. Policy   Some Demonstrate At Idlewild Airport On Passport Rulina

Inside The Time:   Claim Passport Victory barns tna aac slides sth  Students, Still Defiant. Stage AirportS tand-In

Partly Cloudy   U.S. Policies Are Rapped By Students   Some Defy Nation, Others Take No Part In Demonstration

The Weather   U.S. Policies Are Rapped By Students   Some Defy Nation, Others Take No Part  In Demonstration

Protest U. S. Stand On Passports  Returning Cuba Visitors Stage Airport ‘Sit-In

Airport ‘Stand-In’ Successful  50 Defiant Students Win Passport Battle

What's Inside   _ PASSPORTS INVALIDATED  Defiant Students Return After Visit To Red Cuba

KKKKKKKKKKK Subpoenaed By House   ubpoenaed By House  Students Face DC Wrath

May be Good Sign, However  Big Shortage of Coins In U.S. Growing Worse

Algeria Goes In Mourning For Khemisti   Foreign Minister Shot 24 Days Ago By Assassin Dies

Probers Seek School Teacher  Cleveland Woman Tied To Slaying Is Missing

Police Seek  Teacher in  Slaying Probe Woman Provided Racketeer with  _ ga~rn . . 

Honduran Army Exiles President Following Coup  Second Revolution  Hits Latin America as wee

Junta Seizes Government  In Honduras Coup Blocks Election Despite U.S. Warnings

Army Routs Honduran President  _Latin-America’s Second Coup  Troweswt.TKN.

Coup Fells Honduran Government   President Sent Into Exile After Bloody Revolt

Army Stages Coup; Street Battles Rage   Casualties Heavy; Deposed Leader Due In Costa Rica

‘Morales  1  Ts Exiled   tHonduras Army Ousis President in Bloody Military Coup

Honduran President Ousted   Military Exile Him To Costa Rica; 20 Killed, 50 Wounded

‘DISCLOSURE SET FRIDAY Goldwater Calls Conference To Announce Plans For 1964

Barry To Tell Plans Friday  Will Say Whether: He Will Run For President In ’64

U.S. Set To Sell Seized German Firm  Genera 1! Aniline   General Aniline Taken Over In ‘42 As Enemy Asset

U.S. Set To Sell Seized German Firm  Say Gee eee...  meen   General Aniline Taken Over In ‘42 As Enemy Asset

Once A Part Of German Cartel Settlement Is Reached On Firm Seized In War

Settlement On Aniline  Announced   German Firm Has Assets of $180 Million

Former Denmark diplomat  Wife commits suicide after mercy killing

Copenhagen:  Former Envoy  To USS. Is-Slain   Police Say Wife Killed Henrik Kauffmann. Self

Mercy Slaying In Denmark.... American Kills Husband, Then Takes Her Own Life

Suicide follows slaying  American wife is ‘mercy killer’ of Denmark's former US envoy

Murder, Suicide Seen in Deaths of -Fy-Danish Envoy. fo U. 5. and Wife

NOT BARRED FROM CAMPUS  Judge Forbids Wallace To Interfere   “MERCY KILLING’  Wife Kills Diplomat And Self

Wife Slits Throat Of A Former Ambassador, Then Suicides With Same Knife

[Denmark's Former Ambassador To 'U. S. Is Victim Of ‘Mercy Killing’

On Page 4   2 relief programs trimmed   10% slash ordered in matching local funds

2 reliel programs trimmed   10°%o slash ordered in matching local funds

White Trims 2 Programs Of State Aid  Welfare Chief Cites Financial Bind in Cuttine Assistance

Hocking County Poor Relief Cut   State Cuts Blamed On Lack Of Funds

The inside story   Saga of raiders ends Their gunboat runs out of gas

Good Will Lessening  Between West, Soviet   A UPI News Commentary

—_ a a a  ‘Miss Univer Universe’ Crowning Near  15 Are Competing; See It Tonight On CBS-TV At 10 P.M.

PRAYER FOR .  e TODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Republicans Irritated By Hard Nudge   An AP NEWS ANALYSIS By JACK BELL AP Political Writer

LBJ Democratic Support Helped By Foreign Aid But Bipartisanship  On Foreign Policy May Suffer Damage

Siate To Select Justice, Decide On Three Issues  Hot Mayor Races May Hike Tuesda Vate ta 400 000

One Says He’s Ready, Other Says ‘It’s Over With’  No Rematch Of Lawmaker’s Fight In Prospec

erates ee Rens ea eR ORT E HERE O AS Bede eedesene  Washington Report

‘Rematch Held Unlikely In Briel  F isticutis Between Congressmen

EEE ar,  Rep. Gonzales Ready To Fight; Foreman Says It's All Over

Rep. Gonzales willing; Rep. Foreman declines  No rematch of solons’ one-punch fight

Plane cracks up in Mexico  TV producer, Douglas engineers die in crash

Farm Program Maybe Altered   Dairy Products One Area Where Chanaes Are Likely

Rural Meetings Planned New U.S. Farm Program Seen Likely for Next Year

President's Prestige Said ‘On The Line’...  Senate Readies For Foreian Aid Showdown

No Blockade Retreat   Both Sides Adamant In Their Stand .   U.S. Fears Soviet Move. May Have Serious Effects

Red Armored Trucks Balk U.S. Convoys Attempt To Run Blockade On Autobahn

ARMED ACCOMPLICE STILL AT LARGE 2 Gunmen Seized In Frazeysburg Robbery

Hitchhikers Reprievedt  Legislature Gets Bill ToBan Boxing InOhio

{Bill Defeated in House Proposal To Tighten ‘Hitchhiking Ban Dead

Diem Delays National Vote During Crisis   President’s Notice Gives No Details

Viet Nam Government Calls  Off Scheduled Elections   order and until further notice. Arrest Foreign Minister

Pentagon Civilians Under Fire  ‘Whiz Kids’ Carry Military Weight

Darn'Know-It- Alls  x «KK x x « x x« Military Chafs at Influence of Pentagon ‘Whiz Kids’

* MILITARY MEN RESENT CIVILIAN THEORETICIANS—  ‘Whiz Kids’ Not Always Able to Sell Ideas to McNamare   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Militarv Affairs Writer

Chenango County's Daily Newspaper  MILITARY CHIEFS VS. ‘WHIZ KIDS’

Pentagon Chating Under “Whiz Kids”   By FRED S, HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Animosity for Analysts ‘Whiz-Kid’ Intluence  Rankling to Officers

“ BRASS KNUCKLES NOT ONLY ONES RAPPED  "Whiz Kids” Don't Always Win, E ithe

Defense Pianning Ditterences  Civilian ‘Whiz Kids’ Irritate Military Men

AN AP NEWS ANALYSIS  Pentagon Officers Smart Under Influence of ‘Whiz Kids’

Military Brass Hats Irked By Power Of Pentagon ‘Whiz Kids      “By FRED S, HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

‘ONE MAN SHOW Pentagon Miailitary Muiffed By Civilian Type Whiz Kid

McNamara’s 1-Man Show Frustrates Both Civilian ‘Whiz Kids’, Military

— The Scenes In The Pentagon:  Generals Smart Under ‘Whiz - Kid’ Influence

Military Professionals Smarting  Civilian ‘Whiz Kids’ Run Pentagon

Trouble in the P. Pentagon  Civilian Whiz  Kids Irk Military Pros

UAE AISA ERS EN LS ATES AR 4 ered WET , ee Ts Be  “Whiz kids’ tarnish top military brass

News Index    ~e e 3 : i . , Influence Of ‘MeNamara’s Band’ Questioned By Pentagon Pros

Milifary Pros Smart Under Influence Of Civilian "Whiz Kids’   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Hollandale Drug Store Faces Federal Charaes   Cubans Nip Plot On Raul Castro

CIA Role Charged   ee ee ee ee ee  Castro: US Spy Rings Broken Up

Kolwezi Occupation Due. Today _  Tshombe Slated To Escort UN Trocps To Mine Center.

Jersey Negroes Cancel Protest   Conferring Instead With Schoo! Head

Hail Storm Hits Trenton; Showers Are In Forecast   Severe Weather Is Common in Midwest: Tornado Ie Damacine.

Hughes Asks Prison Riot Answers, Eyes Own Probe   (Prison riot leaders transferred, page 9A.)

GOP Seeks Plan To Sell Endorsing  Points to Public Attitude on Policy

Senators Want Check On Test Ban  Scott Endorses   Scott Endorses Demand Treaty Be Required

Cuba Still Obtains Arms, Says Keating   Scott Favors Test Ban Controls el  Senators Seek Congressional Action

COP Leaders Urge Control Of Ban Talk   Administration Said Weakening On Safeguards

TO ASSURE SAFEGUARDS Control By Congress Over US Test Ban Negotiations Urged

News Index   Republican, Southern Democrat Coalition Is Seen Losing Power

Coalition Loses In Every Test  Southern Democrats VUnen liba Niarétkarnar

Has lost every test in present congress  Conservative coalition in house waning

Recommend Passage  Of Substitute Bill   Would Sweeten Local Organizational Problems; Mandatory Incorporation Of Areas Not Actina on Qwn Also Included

Tax Extension Plan Accepted   Governor Reported Going Along On Selective Sales Levy Setup

Reynolds May Accept Tax Compromise  Governor Holds Secret Meeting

3 Novices In  Crime Jailed FBI Recovers All But $24,000  i. SS ae << -— =—  rs —_—_,

3 Sinatra kidnaping suspects are arrested Most of ransom recovered

3 Sinatra Kidnap Suspects Seized, Loot Recovered   All Have Police Reeords for Minor Crimes: Only $24,000 Still Missing.

Majority Of Ransom Recovered   Each Held in $50,000 Bail; FBI Won't Discuss Details of Arrests

[LIST QUALIFICATIONS ‘FOR EARL THOMPSON —  i MERRICEL vravoanr Cannmatt

LIST QUALIFICATIONS FOR EARL THOMPSON — I MERRILL MAYOR CANDIDATI

US. To Trim Air Forces  In Europe  20 Per Cent Cutback Seen On B47 Planec

2 SAC Bases Will Return To British   Other Cutbacks Possible In Air Fighter Squadrons

Battle Against Wage Policies Mushrooming   Worst Economic Crisis Now Faces DeGaulle’s Regime

Charge Two in Murder Of Woman and Child   Third Suspect Still Is Sought at Boston.

Two Gunmen Accused Of Murder  x * * x * * * * * * * * * * * x   Woman, Baby Slain In Love Triangle Boston Battle

Third Man Still At Large — 2 Hub Gunmen Charged With Murder In Slaying

Lawmaker Rips Loose Talk on Intelligence   Defense Expert Tells All Concerned to Shut Up

Confronted by Problems ee GOP Eyes Redistricting Proposal by Nov. 12

went For Expenses Only  Defends Selection Of Waiter For Delegation

With Expenses Paid Rep. Hays Detends Taking Head Waiter to NATO Meeting

Legislature Gets Down to Work Swiftly   Shaff Plan Introduced At Once As 1963 Session Begins Toda,

State’s New School Unit Is Revealed   Scranton Names Varied Group In Education Aim

Reveal Earlier Meeting— Scott, Clark Say Scranton Plans Anti-Crime Drive

‘NOT THE MILLENIUM  JFK Tempers Test Pact With Warning   Senate Prepares To Study Treaty

Attorney General’s Report  Official Says Butts Definitely Passed Inio

Demand U.N. Agenda Include  China Issue   Albania Makes Bid to Assembly for Seating Reds

Team Tries To Ward Off Break   Go-Between Group Seeks To Reconcile U.S.. Soviet Views

Over disarmament resolutions Small nations try to stop U.S.-Soviet break

Senate Will Approve Pact, Keating Says  Murrow Warns U.S. Must Accept Treat Or Lose Leadership

Westerners Startled By Blast at Peking   Keating Sees ‘Only Handful’ Of Votes Opposing Test Ban

'Cassini Aghast After Golf Course Tours  Knobby Knees Not Scenic

State Has 12 Of Record National Highway Toll Of 550 Over Weekenc

State's Holiday Auto Toll Hits 13  Wisconsin Total For ‘63 Now 566

{Woman's Fears Realized  ‘Woe to Germany if This Man Ever ‘Gains Power'—Walter Ulbricht Did

! @ @ Governors Bargain With Federal Authority On National Guard Cuts

Seven Governors To D  Plan Te Reoraanize National Guard _  ISCUSS Army's S

Leaders Urge Senators To End Deadlock   Lawmakers Push For Vote On Issue Tomorrow

Major Reefs Excluded In Ruling  New Limit Is 300 Feet From   New Limit Is 300 Feet From Ovster Beds

"Bought You A Thousand Times  Padilla-Accused:Of: Boas On Control Of Legislature

Legislators Accuse Liquor Head Of Boasting Of Control. Of Levislature   House Expected To Carry On Fight To Revise Liquor Laws

1962 Income Tax  ‘Hushand, Wife Can Save Tidy ‘Sum by Filing Joint Return

‘Freedom March’  Fizzles  9 H00 Sanehi   2,000 Sought, 150 Show Up

Mr. du Pont, Last Of Three ‘Brothers, Die:   Started Work For $2 Per Week;. Died Al Age Of 36

Seventh to head firm lrenee du Pont, last of famous three brothers, is dead at 86

lrenee du Pont Succumbs af 86   Last of 3 Brothers At Helm of Great Diversified Firm

eZ “s     Trenee du Pont  Is Dead at 86   He Was a Key Figure  In Firm’s Expansion

0. P. SKAGGS OPENS CHRISTMAS TREE CENTER  var Wraieseet eens eee Gawd.

Treasury Reports Budget Outlook Is lmproved by Almost $3 Billion   Yet Debt Limit Must Be Raised Says Dillon

Hike’ in Debt Limit ‘Still Needed” <-->  U. S.Budget Outlook Impreves $3 Billion

Debt Limit Raise Asked... Federal Budget Outlook  Shows Some Improvement

Dillon Asks  Por a Higher Debt Limit  Congress Is Told  Budget Outlook Is d2 R:tti.. Ratteane

Budget Outlook Improvement Is Cited by Dillon   Treasury Requests Debt Limit Increase

Dillon Seeks Higher Limit For US. Debi   Move Requested Despite Increase In Tax Revenues

Budget Outlook Much Improved  Dillon Still Wants Higher Debt Limit

Boost in Debt Ceiling Asked   Treasury Secretary Dillon Urges Limit Increased by Six Biilions

HRKAEKEKKKRCRKEKKKKCKKKKKKEKKKRKEREKEKKKKREEKKKE ESS  ~ASSEMBLY’S END SEEN JULY 31

Surprised search launched  Explorers who floated down Rio Urique arrive safely

Discovered in Mountains of Northwest Mexico  Explorers Safe, Surprised at Search

Scourgé Seen Abating 39 Derelicts Dead, 35 In Hospital  After Wood Alcohol Binge On Bowery

Caravan Tours City Of Paris  Effect Of ECM Or American Business In Europe Aired

Carolinas’ Caravan Hears ~ How Common Market Works   NY Cabbies Visit NC

Army Anouncement: Te ERE  Bandits Behead 42 At Holdup in Colombia

te Petitions With 6,000 Signatures  Vote September 23 on Loco! Ontian

Hope for Special Election by Early September  Plans Formulated   Plans Formulated Here Friday

one teers Re apace  Ee Rae eet  Life's End  FUNERAL RITES SET FOR: LARRY KOMMES. TULRAY MORNING

Life's End  FUNERAL RITES SET FOR LARRY KOMMES TUESDAY: MORNING 

UAR To Join In Nuclear Test Ban Pact   Israel To Take Similar Action

Housfon Paper Identifies 14 New Astronauts   Spacecraft Center  To Release Names This Afternoon

Newspaper Lists New Astronauts—  7 In AF, 4 In Nay: ‘One Marine, Two Civilians Nomed

WEATHER, CROP REPORT — NEED SOAKING RAIN  FOR CORN SEED BED — BLT WEEDS GROWING

WEATHER, CROP REPORT: — NEED SOAKING RAIN FOR CORN SEED BED —  Bit Wrlemsae - pAb

JUNTA KEEPS SHARP GUARD IN HONDURAS   Armed Forces Chief As. sumes Power After Bloody Coun   FOES cratlseurn   Regime Faces New Prob. lems Following Cut in U. 5, Aid

Businesses Reopen Honduras Calm As Colonel Rules; U.S. Suspends Aid

Sinatra Pays $240,000 Junior Refuses To Talk About Kidnap Experience

~244U,UUU Kansom Faid Young Sinatra Slips Home in Trunk of Patrol Car

Secret Probe of FM Stations Set   Senate Investigators Call Hearing in NY

‘Harriman, Lord Hailsham Confer After Brief Big 3 Test Ban Talk -

Shortest Session Of Test Ban Talks Held Today   Several Thorny Issues Still Face Negotiators

Sinmit Meeting May Follow Tes!         Diptomets Peel Taal « Treaty Could Lead To Larger Things,

Short session held East German visit delays progress in test ban talks

Hold Fourth Nuclear Test  Talk Session   Report Progress In Drafting Some Ban Provisions

TEST PACT COULD LEAD TO SUMMI   Diplomats See Possibility Of Broader Negotiations With Russia If Parley Succeeds.

Brief Session Held by Test Ban Negotiators   Speculation Rises On Summit Meet tf Talks Succeed

ASSEMBLY TO ACT TOMORROW  U.S.-Russ Accord Banning Bombs In Orbit OKd By U.N. Committee

U.N. Expected  To Act Quickly On Resolution   U. S., Russia In Accord On Banning Nuclear Weapons In Outer Space

Russia, U.S. Agreement To Ban Weapons From Outer Space Applauded

US-Soviet Space Aareement Nears      Would Ban Nuclear Shofs In Universe

Weather   ihird Soldier In Jeep Patrol Badly Woundec  U.N. Command Brands Incident ‘Vicious Attack’

Late news in brief   Reds kills three American soldiers in ambush

Red Ambush Kills 2 Gls; 2’e7e s Aske?  ! To Build 'Pike U.N. Calls Korean Alert Access Roads

Korean Reds Slay 2 Yanks in Ambush   Third Man Hurt in Attack on Jeep in South Zone

Two American Soldiers Killed (n Korean Duty   Third Trooper Suffers Wound, Units On Alert

'Unprovoked Sneak Attack’ ‘North Korean Raiders Kill 2 American GIs, Wound 1

Raiders Kill 2 Gls in Ambush  U.S. Units Placed On Alertin Korea

Third Listed “Critical” In  Sneak Attack   Patrol Ambushed In South Korea Area, UN Leader Charges

South Korean Soil Bloodied Again By Reds   In Demilitarized Zone When Hit: Third GI Critical

North Korean Raiders Kill  Two Americans   Third GI Hurt Critically in Ambneh hy Reds

$3 Million Savings Seen For State Till   Little Hoover Panel Urges Changes in Pair of Ohio Agencies

Ohio Unit Eyes More Savings  ' “Insurance’ Groups ' Under Spotlight

Sessions Deadlock As Japan Balks At Sharing Costs For U.S. Defense

Treated Like Monkeys Ghanians Cured Of Left  Leanings; Quit Bulgaria

GHANA STUDENT EXODUS DENIED BY COMMUNISTS   First 20 Reach Vienna From Bulgaria, However, Say More to Follow   Africans Spit Upon, Say Students, Predict Mass Departure

Admits Nov. 21 Admits Nov. 21 Statement  Threat Agai Against JFK Joke. Student Claims

Deaths Rise As Twisters Raze Homes   Thousands Routed From Homes, Rivers Menace Many Towns

HEAVY LOSSES ALSO DEALT BY FLOODS   Twisters Rip Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi   ‘Scores Injured And Seven Missing: High Waters Rout Many In Ky.

Seven killed in floods, tornadoes  Dixie battered by series of  pe oe a oe ae re eo

] Dead in Wake Of Storms, High Waters in South  Kansas Buffeted By Heavy Snows; Traffic Halted

Southland Feels Harsh Hand of Violent Weather   Tornadoes Kill 5 In Tennessee And Mississippi

TWISTERS KILL FOUR PERSONS, SEVEN MISSING   HUNDREDS DRIVEN FROM HOMES BY RAGING WATERS

Five Others Dead And Many Hurt   Twisters Cause Much Damage To Property

Thousands Forced To  Flee Homes   Estimate Damage Will Run Into Millions

Four Killed, Seven Missing  Tornadoes And New Floods Dea  Death, Destruction Across South   In Greater Boston Strangler Gets Ninth Victim, Woman Of 62

Tornadoes, Floods Leave Path Of Death, Destruction In Southlands

Floods, Tornadoes Ravage Southland   At Least Seven Persons Killed, Property Damaae in Millions

Kentucky Has 10,000 Homeless, Two Dead; Twisters Mill Five in Tennessee. Misciccinni

Joined By Fresh Flooding To Deal Death, Injury And Damage Across Southland

At. Least 7 Dead in Storm’s Wake   ‘Rivers Overflow After Series of- Tornadoes Rake Dixie

Six States Victims Of Outbreaks   Southwestern Area Of West Virginia Hard Hit By Flood

5 Venezuelans Are Wounded by Red Terrorists  Three Buses Burned,

Defy Communist Threat Rousing Windup To Venezuela Campaign   Vote Sunday On President

Reds Trying To Keep Voter: From Polls   Five Persons Wounded; Three Buses Burned

Disruption of Election Is Goal  Terrorists Threaten to — Shoot Venezuelan Voters

Castroites Bid To Win: Sunday Vote   “Warn Population. — To Remain Home,  Or Risk Being Shot

Venezuela Election Noisy   Johnson Expected To Slate News Conference

Leffist Guns Wound Five In Caracas   Venezuela Voters Ignore Warnings To Pick President

Pre-Election Strike  Castroite Terrorists In Venezuela Go On Rampage

 ° ‘Terrorists Wound Five  In Caraeas   Scatter Tacks And Blow Up Gas Line

FALN Tells Voters to Stay Home  Election Bombing Arouses Caracas

118 Die In Fire, Crash Of Trans-Canada Plane   Terrorists Wound Five, Two Victims May Burn Buses In VenezuelaBe U.S. Citizens

Venezuelans warned. Castroites wound five pedestrians as election nears

Castro’s Terrorists  At Work  aes ide eae   Five Pedestrians Wounded; Buses Burned In Voanezuela Onthurst

Castroites Tell People to Stay Away from Polls   People Ignore ‘Curfew’ Ordered By Terror Group

Wintry   5 Wounded In Caracas Terrorism   Thousands Defy Castroite Threats On Election Eve

Castroite Terrorist Threats lanored by Caracas Residents   Hazardous Weather Smacks Northeast

Castro Terrorists Blamed For Further . Acts of Violence at Caracas, Venezuela

‘Castroites Seek To Halt Sunday Election        Terrorists Wound Three, Burn Buses In Caracas

Try To Scare Voters Away   Presidential Election Scheduled Sunday

Castro Terrorists Continue Atempt To Delay Election   Candidates Continue Campaign; Veneguelans Turn Out to Follow.

REDS SHOOT PEDESTRIANS IN CARACAS   Terrorists Try To Scare Voters Away From Presidential Elections Sunday In Venezuela.

TERRORISTS SHOOT THREE  Shooting Threat Defied By Venezuelan Crowds

Venezuela Seare Drive Intensified   Terrorists Wound In Efforts to Bar Sunday’s Elections

Last-Ditch Venezuelan Red Furor   Pedestrians Wounded, Tacks Scattered in Anti-Vote Drive

Unions Reject Arbitration Proposal   Congressional Leaders Called  For Conference

JFK Rips tke Attacks on U.S. Budget   Would Not Want to Duplicate GOP Record, He Says

Kennedy Derides I ke Budget Plans          edges BirstintSpas r U.S. Before 1970

Upper House of West Germany Ratifies Treaty  Adenauer Makes Plex   Adenauer Makes Plea For Pact’s Approval

In West Germany SO a ae EESTI  Upper House Ratifies Adenauer-DeGaulle Pact

In Action Later Today (Zanzibar, Kenya To Become  112th, 113th Members Of UN

Zanzibar And Kenya Join U.N.   World Organization Membership Raised To 113 Countries

New Independent Nations Zanzibar, Kenya Okayed For Membership in UN

Zanzibar, Kenya Members of UN   Total Membership in World Forum Now 113

113 Countries Now Members Of Organization  Lanzibar, Kenya Get Seats In United Nation:

Zanzibar and Kenya bring total to 113  U.N. to admit two new nations

UN Accepts New Nations Krom Africa  Organization Adds Kenva. Zanzibar At   Organization Adds Kenya, Zanzibar A New York Session

Massachusetts Crowd Lauds States Rights Talk By Mississippi Governor

BARNETT ASKS STATES RIGHTS   PICKETS PROTEST APPEARANCE AT HARVARD SCHOOL

Barnett Speaks For State Rights   ne a a Cn ae   Frequent Applause by Harvard Law Students

Democrats Promise. to Make Campaign Issue Of Scranton’s Tax Plan

Dems to Make Tax Campaign  Issue i in 64   House Minority Head Makes Threat Over  Scranton’s Program

Highway Patro Program Cited By Governor   Government Inactior Causing Leadership To Be Threatened

Good Evening!   Mr, Kennedy asks Americans to support the test ban treaty.

Inside Today’s Times   Derelict Lion May Get A Home   Little Benefactors Only Shy $15,827

1700 Women Seek Jobs ln Nelsonville   Johnson bavored   OHIO 4467s NEW PLANE   SPEARS RE-ELECTION   eR AC TERA £ lees   Only Need S15.827.0603 Mo  Leo. The <a flict. Has 1? Girl Friends

Form Club to Help Him  Leo Not Much of a Lior But 12 Girls Like Him

EVERY ZOO HAS A LION  Only $15,827.63 To Gc And Old Leo Has A Home

Derelict May Get Home .  Leo The Lion Finds He Still Has Friends

King Of Beasts Is Aces With Them — Lionhearted Girls Help Poor Old Leo

Local Weather   TOCAT, TEMPFRATURFES   Dozen Little Girls Fight For Mangy Lion

Bald and His Teeth Are Cracked — — 12 Little Phoenix Girls Determined Old Leo Will Have Suitable Lion Home

Mangy Lion Discovers He Has Friends  12 Phoenix Girls Hold Fund Drive To Keep Bia Cat

‘School Is Called Spy Center      Iraq Claims Victory Over Kurds

GAIN TRUCE ARE FAILURE   Navy Holds Out For Guido Ouster Flections Delay

EFFORTS TO GAIN TRUCE ARE FAILURE   Navy Holds Out For Guido Ouster Elections Delay

TANKS MOVE AGAINST NAVY REBEL BASES   Loyalists Capture One Base, Attack Last Navy’ Stronghold; Buenos Aires Spared Shelling By Fleet.

Loyalist Troops in Move fo End Revolt Of Argentine Navy   Rebellion Leader Says "It's All Over" to a Question by Reporter.

Navy Still Holding Out Against Guido Troops   Army Commander Announces Failure To Reach Agreement; Rebels Still tn Command of Gne Big Navy Base

Small Plane Plunges Into  Atlantic -Queen Marty Spots Crash of Craft,

Crewmen of Ocean Liner Witness Crash of Light Plane Into Atlantic

PLANE CRASHES INTO ATLANTIC   TRAGEDY OCCURS NEAR OCEAN LINER QUEEN ELIZABETH

Malaya Mob Sets Fire to Indo Embassy   New Nation Breaks Relations With Two Neiahbors:

Malaysia Cuts Ties With Twe   Diplomatic Relations Severed With Indonesia and Philippines

Malaysia Severs.  Relations With 2   Indonesia, Philippines Targets Of Action: Embassy Stormed

Embassy stormed   Malaysia severs ties with Indonesia, the Philippines

Small U.S. Convoy Gets Swift Passage   No Test For Soviets; Mr. K Talks Of War

Smaller U. $. Convoy Not Delayed by Reds   Related Story, Page 2

Castro Picks Own Refugees   Probers Informed Many Come From lron Curtain Lands

Engineer Rams Train Through Inevitable Crash-Explosion; Saves the Lives of Commuters

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Expected to take six to eight months _  Start trial for Auschwiiz operators

Auschwitz Defendants   Auschwitz Defendants  29 Men On Trial For Mass Murder

Face Court For Offenses At Auschwitz   Defendents Recall Tortures, Killings At Prison Camp

(Six Major Steps Methodist Bishop Proposes 'Protestant-Catholic Unity

Methodist Leader Suggests Six Steps For Catholic-Protestant Unity

GOP Poliey Given Stress By Scranton   Republicans Are Urged ‘Fo Work Out New Plan

Scranton Urges GOP to Shake Off ‘FDR Trauma,’ Regain Political Lead

Freedom Near For Entombed Trio eerie ee ST  Rescue Hopes Soar For Trapped Miners

Clues Point To Guilt Of Oswald   Threads, Palmprint Part Of Evidence Now Under Study

Threads Aid Case Against Lee Oswald   Say FBI Report Gives Conclusive Evidence He Was JFK Assassin

Says FBI Data Will Show Threads From Oswald's Shirt On Death Rifle

E. ST. LOUIS BANKS HIRE 20 NEGROES   Agreement Stops Lay-Ins; Supermarkets, Utilities May Be Next Targets.

~ 3-Month Period Starts April 1  100,000 West Virginians Face Cut In Relief Grants

Reds Accused of Twisting Words Of U.S. Senator  U.S. Deleaate Make

SMU COED IS KILLED IN BUS MISHAP   Up To 8-Inch Rains Reported In Some Sectors

Protest March On Washington Possible   Economy {fn Some Citie Hit By Racial Strife

Erhard Picked to Sueceed Adenauer Despite Opposition of Chancellor

Take a Good Look   SUCCESS AGAINST REDS Spirit Builds In Viet Nam

Ex-Marine To Tell Of 61 Slaying  TATA Tn °K ean Mant!   Told To ‘Keep Mouth Shut And Get Lost’

Ex-Marine Will Tell Story of Ouster by Corps   Slaying of Cuban Involved in Case

Ex-Marine Says Corps Ousied Him   Former Lieutenant Tells of Incident on Base at Guantaname

Ex-Marine Tells Of Being Ousted From Corps, Told To Keep Quiet On Slaying

To Tell His Congressman SSS - 7  Hustled Out of Corps Says Marine

Ex-Marine _ To Have Say On Slaying   Former Officer Says Death Of Cuban Forced Ouster

Ousted Marine Will Offer Facts  To Congressman  Capitol Buzzing Over Navy Base Killing in 1961

Weekend Splash ‘Month Events —   Claims Alleged Spy. Slayi ing Sparked Removal  Ex-Marine to Tell Story. of Ouster

Discharged Marine To Tell Bizarre Story Of Cuban’s Slaying At ‘Gitmo’

Says He Was Told ‘To Keep My Mouth Shut"  Ex-Marine Reveals Slaying of Cuban

Marine Will Tell Story Of Cuban Slayine   Claims He Was Told To ‘Get Lost, Keep Mouth Shut’

Ex-Marine Claims He Was Discharged Over Slaying Of Cuban Spy Suspect

Officer Says Told To Keep “Mouth Shut’   Former Liculenant Helped To Dispose Body At Navy Base

Cuban Death Story Unfolds  In Congress   Former Marine Tells of Ouster After Incident

Congress Expected Te Beat Deadline And Enact Bill To Avert Rail-Tieup. —

Council Okays Proposed Sale Of NM ‘Navy’   Insurance Firm Offers To Buy Tanker Mortacges

WOMEN VOTERS PLAN PROGRAM... Study Of Education, Code Of Ethics Set

Congo Trip Is Slated For Bunche  Will Confer On UN Operations In Katanga Fighting

Consideration Again Next Week  Debate on Increase of Sales Tax Abruptly Halted in State House

Army Chief Says Military Guard !s Better Now Than In Any Previous Peacetime Period

rew tates Escape Wind, Cold, Snow   Cheyenne, Wyo. Records Lowest High of -21; No Relief in Sight

Bitter Cold Grips Much of US.  Blizzard Rages Across Upper Midwest

Purge LOO In Racial Dispute   Clergymen Among Whites. Negroes Arrested at Park

Crowd Shouts for ‘Kill’  13 Clergymen With 100 Arrested at Baltimore

Demonstrators Jeered and Cursed Baltimore Racial  Arrests Reach 40C

At Baltimore Park...  Chief Orders Dogs Used Against Vicious Crowd

100 Arrested In Baltimore Demonstration  13 Are Ministers; Onlookers Curse, Jeer Protesters

Inside Today   Baltimore Race-Mix ing Effort Results In Arrest Of Over 100

Baltimore Police Arrest Over 100 White And Negro Demonstrators, Including 13 Ministers   Kansas Town Flabbergasted By Wild Rioting Sunday Of Youths

Police Arrest 100 at Park In Maryland  Large Crowd Jeers Integrationists at Amusement Park

In Baltimore Amusement Park: Kill All Those Black Niggers’ ‘We Shall Overcome’ Is Reply

Whites, Negroes, Clergymen Among Those Apprehended— Arrest Over 100 Integrationists At Baltimore Park Demonstration

100 Arrested in Maryland Park  13 Clergymen Amonc  Intanrntinnicte

POLICE ARREST MORE THAN 100, 13 CLERGYMEN  WHITES HURL JEERS AT INTEGRATIONISTS

100 More Arrested in Baltimore   Related Stories, Page 2 Related Photo, Page 12

13 Clergymen Included:  Arrest 100 Demonstrators At Amusement Park Yesterday

Ger many To Back  Britain   France Agrees To Consider Proposal On Market Plans

Adenauer — Has Plan lo Aid Britain ~  Chancellor Yields To Pressures From Incida Government

Dangers of Split in West Cited France Agrees to Consider German Plan To Allow Britain to Join Common Market

Cited for Research in Problems of Obesity   By DK. CHARLOTTE M. YOUNG Written for The Associated Press

WEATHER   NO “MAGIC CURE ALL’ SUGGESTED . Nutrition Expert Discusses Top U.S. Problem - Obesity   By DR. CHARLOTTE M, YOUNG Welittan far Thea Acecnriatad Peace

Too Much Food, Too Little Exercise  ‘Facy Modern Life Encourages Obesity

Cuba Exiles  Claim Soviet Vessel Sunk Raiders Used  Explosive Boat

Exiles ‘Sink’ Russ Ship in Cuban: Port   "Remote, Contralt Torpedo Blasts Docked Freicahter

Governors agree to friendly court case over Gavins tailwaters area

Supreme Court Will Be Asked To Settle Gavins Point Fishing Question

For Federal Programs   8 GOP Senators Introduce ~ Civil Rights Amendment

Grah $50-60,000 22 Locked in Vauli  Idaho Bank President, Family Feld as Hostages by Robbers

Grab $50-60,000 22 Locked in Vault  Idaho Bank President, Family Held as Hostages by Robbers      Man Wounded in Twin Bridges Slaying Said ‘Someone Shot Me,’ Jurors Are Told

Motive As Well As Murderer Sought In Slaying-Dismemberment Of Skier

Dogs Facing Showdown in Game Friday   DISTRICT 18-AA Ntandings ( Hove)

Mme. Nhu’s Charge Weighed Stiffer Resistance to U.S.   Chuong: ‘Beyond Aid of U.S.

U. §S. Policies Are Attacked By Mme. Nhu  VMivsterv Lady Snuocests   Mystery Lady Suggests Withdrawal Of ‘Agents’

Says Division Over Virgin Mary Tragedy   Common Biblical Study Is Urged

Over Virgin Mary _ Christian Split Called Tragic By Abbot Butler

$13 Million College Cash Main Trouble   Governor Remains Silent On Possible Veto. New Session

CLAIMS NEFF ‘SAT DOWN AND CRIED’  Sheriff Refused to Take Lie Test, Witness Says

Parents Demand Release of Jailer Viet Nam Pupils   Adults Criticize President Diem  And United State:

Keep Peace by Negotiation .. . Pope John Warns Of Atomic Holocaust

Pope Calls For End To Arms Race, Use Of Negotiation To Keep Peace

Pope John Urges Disputes Be Settled  By Negotiations In Peace Encyclical

IM Must Maintain  Peace By Negotiation  IP ope John Warns Ther at Me  Be Wined Out B

Must Maintain Peace  Pope John Warns Thai Man Could Be Wiped Out By An Atomic Wat

Pontiff Urges Peace By Negotiation  Warning On Atomic War Given By Pope

SEATO Allies Reaftirm Aims   WARNS WAR CAN WIPE OUT MANKIND  Pope John Calls For Peace by Negotiation

JFK Doesn't Irritate Anyone at Session With Possible Exception of Cuban Ruler

Castro Sels . New Death Offenses  ey _ Ff.   - Burglars, False Police, Child~Using Thieves Earmarked

Castro Order DeathPenalt. F or Burglars   Cuban Premier Says He Has Patched Up Church Differences

Fidel Issues State Crimes Death Decree   Cuban Claims His Differences With Church Settled

Home Ends Rift, Forms His Cabinet   New Brifish Leader Pledges No Stunts, But Straight Talking

Then Gives Fireside Chat  Lord Home Bucks Tory Revolt, Takes Office

HOME PROMISES  NO NONSENSE IN  NEW POSITION TAKES OVER AFTER  CRUSHING REVOLT OF CONSERVATIVES

To Announce Cabinet Today... Home Puts Down Conservative Revolt, Promises “No-Nonsense” Government

NO-NONSENSE PLEDGE GIVEN - Lord Home Puts Down Conservative Revolt

Rocky Repels Late Mines’ Rally, 20-13.   IN FIRESIDE CHAT  Home Says ‘No Stunts

LABORITES »OPPOSED TO ANY DELAYS   Prime Minister Talks To Nation  Over Television

Home puts down revolt within party   Triumphantly prime minister established new

Keeps Conservative Kevolf Under Control  Lord Home Pledges To Run Tight Ship For Britons

Gas, Salt Water Pouring From Hole In Kansas Create Serious Problem

Where to Find It   Mysterious Kansas Geyser Spews Gas and Water From Deen Crater

The People Speak: By Samuel Lubell  GOP Shows Strong Shift ‘Toward Moderate Candidates

Vatican Council ofalls Big Change  \Modern-Language Use OK Delayed

Navy Concerned With Comments From McNamara  Separate Studies Might End in May

McNamara Throws Navy Into Dilemma   Secretary Feels Navy Can Get By With Fewer Ships

Wood Fires Roar Across SW Virginia  > ned mn amy  tiestbiame Bn A hn cl

Wood Fires  Roar Across  SW Virginia Out Of Control In Giles And Smvth  Out Of Control In Giles And Smyth; Caution Is Advised

9Killed: lowa Toll Now 520   Fatal Weekend Crashes Put Toll 61 Ahead Of Last Year

41 Left Dead— Peace Returns to Argentina After Full Navy Surrender

Amendment Voted Down 44 to 4/   Despite Defeat Romney Sees More Support For His Tax Program

Bahamas In Line For Bia Blow   Castro Has Narrow Escape From Flood Drowning On Trip

Hurricane No Longer Threat To East U. S.   Weather Bureau Say Flera May Strike The Bahamas

Moves Into Atlantic Hurricane Flora Regains Force,  But No Threat To United States

Hurricane Flora Heads for Ocean:  Toll Above 4000   Castro Narrowly Escapes Drowning  While on Tour

Killer Flora Regaining Strength   Southeastern Bahama Isles Warned; Cuban Losses Soar

KillerStorm Heads Out Into Atlantic   Leaves Haiti And East Cuba In Shambles.

_ AS Freighter  Rams. Tanker Quick-Thinking Captain Alerts Crew to Crash

Captain Perhaps Saved Lives of 21-Man Crew  In Collision of Vessels

Captain Saves His Crew When Freighter, Tanker Crash in Buzzards Bay

3 Children Perish In Milwaukee Fire  2 Dareanc Fernmnna: £ Cant   8 Persons Escape; 6 Sent To Hospital in Second Fire

Hint He’ll Meet Woman In Space   Red Cosmonaut In  Orbit Around Earth

Bodies of Most Victims in Bits   Big Jetliner Explodes, Burns After Takeoff From Montrea

Disaster Hits Five Minutes After Takeoff   No U.S. Citizens Believed Aboard; Canada’s Worst

Where 118 Died In Plane Crash   2 Americans, 116 Others Die In Canada Crash Of Jetliner

Plane Had Just Left Montreal   Exploded on Impact Five Minutes After Takeoff: No Survivors

Plane Crashes Near Montreal: No Survivors   Passengers On Canadian Airliner Included Two Residents Of US.

Beautician, 19, Fatally Stabbed      Youth Admits Slaving   Body Found Lying Face Down In Road

FAP FNOWO PATIUTY OFS « 2 ©  Supreme Court's Decision Has Roots Deep in History

To Avoid Trouble... Firm President Testifies He Paid Off Labor Aides

HEAR WITNESS IN TAX TRIAL   PARKER TESTIFIES IN CASE AGAINST EX-UNION OFFICIAL

(Next Tuesday  Col. George Bieri Speaker for Armed Forces Luncheor

NCAT F UecSCay  Col. George Bieri Speaker for Armed Forces Luncheor

Legislators Add $50 Million for 2-Year Program  Measure Called Pitiful;  Special Session Adjourned

Court Shunts Last Barrier To Rail Merger  Ruling Affirmed   Ruling Affirmed In Case Of B.&O. Chesapeake & Ohic

2 Veteran Railroaders  Are Killed   Shot lo Death While Sitting In Cab of Locomotive

eS ee ee Te a  IN LOCOMOTIVE CAB it*”™” Two Railroad Crewmen Mysteriously Murdered

Paul Overstreet, Roy Bottorfi Slain  Engineer, Fireman Shot to Death  In Locomotive Cab at Gibson

Negro Is Named Deputy Marshal Gaston Native Is  First Of Race To Hold Post In N.C.

Afro-Asians Assail West As Talks End  U.S. Denounced As Imperialist By Delegates 

Soviet Tries To Jar Loose  Fiseal Ties  Ex-Mau Mau Says Selfish Ends To

Tickets Available at Gate Slate Full Program At Horse Show Today

Begin Parley on Control of World Reds   Trade New, Bitter Attacks as Meet Opens in Moscow

Soviets, Chinese open crucial talks    Exchange of notes   Kennedy, Khrushchev   agree war no answer

IMOM OPPOSES   Runaway Girl, 14, Gives Up Lec As Surgeons Cut Out Cancer

Life Threatened By Cancer  Leg Of Girl Who Fled Hospital Amputated

Girl, 14, Satisfactory After Removal Of Cancerous Leg   COURT RULING

Rescuers Drilling Toward 3 Miners   One Talks With His Crying Wife

Seek to free three trapped miners  Rescue workers drilling escape hole

Killed tn New Guinea in 1944  Fliers Buried in Arlington Cemetery

Airmen Laid to Rest  = a A. = os whe   11 Killed in Crash 19 Years Ago

AFTER 19 YEARS  11 Airmen Who Died Together Will Be Buried In Single Grave

Uncertainty Present  Tshombe Makes ‘Peace’ Pilgrimage Into Katanga   Mars To Replace  Venus For Probe   Tem peratures   AP News Analysis Tshombe’s Arrest Looks Like Farce

Proposal Would Link Health Care To Social Security   AEC Base Blast Breaks Windows 14 Miles Away

House Advances Minimum Age Driving Bill   Big Crowd Turns Out to Oppose Billboard Curbs

Republicans Eye Site For  Convention  Demands Increase By West For More Policy-Making Rol

GOP Committee To Choose Site  Seven Cities Bidding -For 1964 Convention

GOP Ready to Select Site   Seven Cities Are in Contention for 1964 Convention

iChoice Of Seven Cities, .. Republican Party To Pick Site For '64 Convention

Wester States Demand Policy-Making Role  Renshiican To Pick City for Convention

House Votes For It, 68-40 Liquor-By-The-Drink By The Fourth of July?

Liquor bill is approved  Bill, with 20 amendments added, goes back to Senate

Two Cuban Ships, Hundreds of Home:  Wrecked by Flora   See Picture, Page 4A.

MILITARY DELAYS ACTION  Army Officer Says He’s Held By Communists In East Berlin

STILL IN EAST BERLIN I  U.S. Makes No Plans Fo Return of Army Defecto.

U.S. Undecided on Defector Plea  Officer Claims He’s Held 7). Bonin: Anvainseewill 2

en 0. Wilson to Remain xt January On New Mantel Here As School Leader

instruction Due Wilson to Remain xt January On  wy Motel Here 4S OChool Leader

Pope Paul Gives First Sunday Blessing To 50,000 Cheering Persons in Square

BOLD -C€CHANGE   Long to Propose System of No Tax  Exceeding 50 Per cent of Income

JUST AN ACCIDENT OF ORBIT  Next Astronaut Will Fly Over Red China

Notices of 1964 Wheat Crop Allotments Now Being Mailed To Farmers in County

 Hail of Bullets’  2 Youths Wounded After Vandalism Angers Farmer

Last Stop for Trainer   Wayrynen Lashes at Hazelhaker Statement  Des Wolfen Destine Pos of.

New Storm, Helena, In Weather Picture   Ginny Still Peril To Carolinas; Dry Weather Breaks Records Over Nation

Ginny Might Bring Rain   Eighth Tropical Storm  Formsin South Atlantic

Big snow reported 3 on its way   Headed from Canada: Mercury will drop

Big snow reported. on its way   Headed from Canada; enry will drop

Twenty-Two Killed In State Traffic Accidents During Holiday Perio’

Siamese Twins, Joined At Top Of Their Heads Are 6-Months-Old Tod>.

Direct Payment Sought * soa Wants Congress to Block Lobbyist Fees on Philippine Bill

Fulbright Plugs tor Philippines   Wants Islands To Get Full Amount Conaress Approved

Ark. Senator Would Pay In Lump Sum   Would Eliminate Any Commission To John O'Donnell

SPEED URGED BY FULBRIGHT ON WAR CLAIMS   Hopes Philippines Will “Get Every Nickel” Of $73 Million   ‘BACKERS UNAWARE ‘OF LOBBYIST SHARE

FOR EX-LITTLE LEAGUER  mete ren pee te a rene eterna ence me  Accident Halts Baseball Career

Storm Chain Rages In Paci  Wind And Flood Hit West Coast      Snow Blankets Europe

California Is Being Hit Hard by Storms That Cause Floods   Reno, Nev., Is Being Swamped by Water: No Letup Is In Stcht.

Californians Flee Before Flood Tides   Honolulu Harbor Closed by Storm Raging in Pacific

Chain of Storms Belts Pacific Areas; Queen's Plane Is Forced Back to Canadian Port

Storm Drives Hundreds From California Homes,  ~ Blocks Roads, Railroads

Storms Rage In California   Hundreds Flee Homes As Floods Batter Wide Area

No Immediate Relief Sighted  Floods, Gales Hit West Coast States

Highway, rail routes blocked  Rain. swollen_rivers race_ through hundreds of homes

Rain Swollen Rivers Drive Many Residents From Low-Lands In California And Oregon

Rain-Swollen Rivers Flood Sections of West; Storms Rip Coastline, Hawaii

West Coast Battered by Wind, Flood   Evacuate Hundreds o Homes; Reno Hit; Highways Shut

Oregon, Nevada Also Hit By Storms California Coast Pounded By Floods,GaleForceWinds

Hundreds Leave Homes....  Wind, Rain Batter the West Coast; Highways Blocked

Roosevelt Chosen by JFK   Rain-Swollen Rivers 5.  Raise Havoc in West

Storms Pound FE ar West And Co: a stal Are eas  ‘Hundreds Homeless As Floods’ ‘And, Slides

Hawaii Also Bufteted By High Winds   Floods Hit Reno; Oregon Coast Next

RAINS, WINDS POUND COAST; HIGHWAYS CUT   Flooded Rivers Surge Through Evacuated Calif, Homes   HAWAII LASHED   Gales Belt Pacific Islands: 5 Deaths Reported  Beane Fave

Gales Batter Coast. Hawaii Rain-Swollen Rivers Hit California; Hundreds Flee

Winds, Rain Batter West  Homes Evacuate   Homes Evacuatec in California

North California Rivers Swollen By Heavy Rains  Gregon Is Hit Hard By Gale Force Winds

Rains, Gales Rage, Takinc Lives of Five   Highways, Rails Blocked; Heavy Blow Dealt Rena.

SWOLLEN RIVERS FLOOD HOUSES ON WEST COAST   CHAIN OF STORMS LEAVES TRAIL OF DEATH, DESTRUCTION

Snow, Freezing Drizzle Tonight, Snow Saturday   Swollen Rivers Rout Many in California

Floods Strike Western States  Hundreds of Homes Are Evacuated in

TRANSATLANTIC ARMADA Weather Fails To Foul Troop Airlift To Europe

More of Romney Priority Bills Areon the Move   Construction Safety Bill Reported Out

Textbooks Called ‘Horribly Dull'— Experts Say There Is Much to Deplore In Teaching of English

- English Teachers Told Prose Is National Disgrace  ‘Lack of Style in English Deplored

You-All Can Say That Again! !  Englitch Langwitch Ain't Wha! It Uster Be, Expoits Contend

U.S. English Teaching Hit  saanitma Clahhieu   Creeping Slobbism Seen In Schools

“K" Given Pledges Of Support From Satellites In Quarrel With Red China

Nikita  Winds Up Summit Satellites Pledge   Satellites Pledge Support In Feud

Satellite leaders depart  Khrushchev winds up brief summit meeting

Laos Neutral Forces Suffer  More Setbacks  Fears Increased That All-Out Civil War May Again Hit Area

Neutralist Forces Hit In Laos   Setbacks Increase Fear Of All-Out Civil Struggle

Good Morning   Neutralist Forces Suffer  Setbacks In New Fighting

NEUTRALISTS SUFFER MORE LAOS DEFEATS   Pre-Commie Victories May Set Stage For Full Civil War   FRESH ATTACKS END CEASE FIRE TRUCE

Hu Epidemic Is Spreading Toward West  Eighteen States Reporting High Data OE Iinfartian

Khrushchev Descends on E. Berlin  Minus Company of Girl Cosmonaut

Ulbricht Greets Russian Boss With Kiss Upon His Arrival In East Berlin

Khrush in East Berlin for Red summit talks   Russian ruler and Ulbricht agree Kennedy made trip to create enmity among Germans

Khrushchev Arrives in Red Berlin   Red Bloc Chiefs Called to Summit

Says Khrushchev in £. Berlin cll  Kennedy Tried to Create Enmity Among the Germans

RED SUMMIT MEETING IN EAST BERLIN   Khrushchev Summon: Satellite Chiefs; UI.  ;, bricht Tells Him Ken. nedy Came To Stir En mity.

Arrives In East Berlin With Wife   In Agreement On Criticism Of Kennedy

Kk Makes Surprise Arrival  Berlin Meeting OP Bloc Heads  a ac er

Converge On E. Berlin With Khrush   Western Officials See New Demands For German Treaty

JEU LC GOHUGLHCES JF fA do FUPLREEL  Khrushchev arrives in E. Berlin

Khrushchev Says JFK Was Trying To Divitle Germans   Announced Purpose Of Visit Is to Help Celebrate Birthday.

Ulbricht, Khrushchev  Blast JFK ~   ‘Came To Berlin To  Stir Up W. Germans’

Khrushchev Plane Lands In Red Zone   Brings Wife To East Berlin But No Space Fliers

Khrush, Aide Score JFK — Berlin Visit   Red Boss Meets Ulbricht; Top Level Session Looms

Khrushchev Arrives in  EK. Germany   Russian Agrees Kennedy Sought ta Stir Up People

Red Bloc Chiefs Gather in Berlin For Summit Rally  Khrushchev, Pals -_ Claim IFK Vicit

Nikita Agrees Kennedy Trip Stirs Enmity   Summit Meeting Of Reds to be Hold There

Khrushchev In Berlin For Meeting   Agrees With Charge That Kennedy Visited Berlin To Create German Enmity

Soviet Satellite — Leaders to Meet with Khrushchev   East German Record Drab  Ulbricht Unpopula Even with Soviets

Khrush Arrives In East Berlin For ‘Birthday   Supports Ulbricht Slap at Kennedy

Khrushchev, Ulbricht Say Kennedy W. Berlin Trip Tried to Stir Up Germans

AGREES JFK TRIP SINISTER SINISTER  Khrush Arrives In East Berlin

Khrushchev Arrives In East Berlin For Summit Meeting Of Soviet Bloc

Soviet Premier In E. Germany; Hits at Kennedy  Bhi _*. Qa A owsecwaa

Senate Gives Approval to  Tax Measure  New Levy of $33 Million Atemacl far EGtata ('allamwac   New Levy of $33 Million Aimed for State Colleges

Extra $33 Million To Go To Colleges   ———  Measure Placed Before Governor; Supporters Defeat Amendments

No Senate Amendments  Added To Bill   Supporters Quell Attempts To Alter State Revenue Bill

Plant President Arrested  Say He Committed Frauc  To Save Olean Factory

Farm Management Class Series Will Be Held On Jan. 22, 29, Feb. 5, And 12

Woman Killed InPlane Crash  Mts. Widener Was Wife of Millionaire Wiha Writad mt Cisn

Plane Crash Fatal Ta Mrs. Widener —  Millionaire’s Wife, Pilot Killed

Pete Widener Wife Killed In Plane Crash   Family Pilot Also Victim

MRS. WIDENER DIES IN CRASH   Bodies of Sportsman’s Artist Wife, Pilot Found in Plane Wreckage

Rocky Pins Hope on Reaction Expect Budget Slash To End Fee Hike Need

Bunche Consults With Top U.N. Military Chieftains About Beating Resistance

Nothing To Say To Tshombe      Bunche 1e Confers With U.N, Military Leaders

Inside Today’s Times   Mom Mourns Six Children, Husband—Wreck Victims

Marlow heport  A-Test Ban Not Strictly Humanitarian; To Save U.S., Russia Time And Money

Seeks.to Assure Nation Security Not Harmed   Treaty Is Also Gesture to Other Nations

Ban Treaty May Be Leap Forward But There Are Reasons For Caution

- ere        FH Club Girls Will Be On TV  Plans Are Made :’MDay” Dec. 12

U. S. Seeks  Underground  Test Ban  Would Become Supplement To Moscow Pact

NN  U.S. Will Continue Working For  Treaty Banning Underground Tests

U.S. to Urge Sub-Surface Test Treaty   Advances Efforts As Geneva  Parley Resumes

 Arts and Crafts  Skow at Corning ‘Open to Tioga Co.   Varied Categories for Al Kinds of Creative Work t Meet Area Interesis

Arts and Crafts Show at Corning. Open to Tiega Co.   ~ Varied Categories for All Kinds of . Creative -Work- to - Meet Arex Interests. 

 WESTMAR NAMES NEW ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ELEMENTARY ED  ' Erm WAYNE STATE

WESTMAR NAMES. NEW ICIATE PROFESSOR FF: ELEMENTARY ED <mAnA AMAYVNE CTATE

Tornadoes And Storms Flail East   Four Killed, “  a ao   Four Killed, Several Hurt; Heat Wave Hold:

CAROLINAS BATTERED  Tornadoes Kill Three As Storms Hit East Coast

GOPs Demand Cut Sec. Dillon Asks Congress To Extend Debt Ceiling

WITH CUT SPENDING DEMAND  _ Republicans Counter Budget Raise Quest  QLITAISCY TAA Ofonme

New Breed of Space Communications Station  Clears Two Big Hurdles Toward Goal of ‘Star’

Communications Station In Orbit   Syncom. Functions As Planned; Later It Is Expected To Hover Over Sana Spot

SYNCOM 2 CLEARS BIG HURDLES  Kingsport’s ‘Star’ In Hanging Orbit

Syncom 2 Transmitting  New Space Satellite Clears Bia Hurdles in Atmosphere

8 DAYS OF TESTS FOR SYNCOM 2  « New Satellite Faces More Barriers

Won't Stay Under ‘Existing Conditions’ First Negro At ‘Ole Miss’ Is Considering Withdrawal

AAA Denounces ‘Scare Campaigns’ to Reduce Holiday Traffic Casualties

More, High: School Graduates Announce College Plans: . » Pages ‘i   Scare’ Campaigns Hit  By Auto Association’.

Billie Sol Estes Gets 8 Years As a Swindler   Texas Promoter Is Denied New Trial; Appeal Announced

Fstes Sentenced For Swindling  New Trial Is Denied;  frivan 2 Yaar Sentence

Estes Sentenced lo Eight Years  iia Ee ee ee   Denied New Trial By Texas Judge

Billy Sol Estes Sentenced fo Eight Years in Prison   But Bankrupt Ex-Financier Appeals Immediately; Is Free on $5,000 Bond.

_eaislators Visit ISU  Billie Sol Estes Gets 8 Years for Swindling

Estes Sentenced lo Eight Years  Judge Denies Bid For a New Trial

Billie Sol Estes Gets 8 Years As a Swindler  Texas Promoter s.   Texas Promoter s. Denied New Trial: Appeal Announced

Gunfire Subsides And Rebels Seem To Control City  Situation in Rest of Country fs Not Clear

Winston Churchill May Be Offered ‘Honorary United States Citizenshin

* Mariow heport  Birdie Who Gives Out Backgrounder ‘News Stories Sometimes Lays An Egg

Dixie GOP Chiefs Snub Rocky’s Men   Only Governor’s Brother Isn’t Backing Goldwater

Reports Tell Heavy Toll   Rain Forecast Promises Relief for Devastated Eastern States

GOP Declares Proposal State’s Last Chance to Avert Financial Chaos

Urges Senators To Reject Plan; Gives Veto Hints  GOP Chiefs Warn That Newest Bill Will Be the ‘Last’

Army Says Defector Held by Reds, Beaten After Attempts to Escape

70 Percent Cured; Humans May Benefit   Government Doctor Reports Men Being Tested with New Find

IN ANIMAL RESEARCH  peer temnneonenanuieva = ethetaenneesioasetit ent eR SE ean IN atest  Claim Leukemia Cure

Tear Gas Used Again To Rout Demonstrators  Police, Troopers Patrol Savannah;  Two Youths Shot

Troops On Patrol In Savannah   Negroes Wounded In Demonstrations; Both Sides Call For End To Racial Violence

Savannah Under Heavy Patrol by Police, Troopers  Tear Gas Is Used to Disperse Big Crowds

Tear Gas Used To Disperse Rock-Throwing Savannah Mob      Heavily Armed Police Stop Mass March Of Negroes On Downtown   U.S. Action» Against Aiker Is Protested   Tuck, Robertson Heard In Capital

Troopers On Patrol In Savannah   Tear Gas Fired For Second Night In Georgia City

TEAR GAS BREAKS UP MOB Police, Troopers Patrol Savannah Following Riots   Greek Royal Family Ends British Visit

2 Wounded  In Savannah Race Strife   Armed Police, Stats Troops Patrol Port City After Violence

Savannah police use tear gas   Armed troopers patrol following Negro march

Savannah is patrolled by troopers   Tear gas used to disperse bunch of demonstrators

Police Hur! Gas At Mobs  In Savannah   Two Negro Youths Wounded In Riots Following March

lraq Believed To Have Quelled Coup Attempt   Unidentified Rebel Forces Launch Ground, Air Attacks In Baghdad.

Rebel Units Routed; Baath Party Resigns   Reshuffle In Hierarchy Blamed; Palace Straffed

lragi Revolt Under Control Reports Claim   Rebel Units Launch Attack In Baghdad

Brief Revolt Squelched In Iraq   Air Force Attacks Palace After Command Reshuffl.

Daily Chuckle   Report Rebels Routed  Revolt Crushed By  Traqi Government

STRUGGLE IN BAATH PARTY- Lebanese Government Claims Rebels Quelled

Rebel Jets Bomb Palace In Baghdad   Internal Fight Among Hierarchy Apparently Set Off Uprising

Algeria Gets Tanks, Arms From. Castro   300 Cubans Hinted: Donning. Battle Dress After Landing 

President's Legislative Plan Lean   Domestic Peace Corps, Medicare Lead Proaram

School Aid Soft-Pedaled   Welfare, Civil Rights Also Glossed Over

Blackmail Charged in Money Bill   Junk Mail, “Call Girls’  Confuse Issue

Congress St. To Get Ist Electronic Control Signals In Near Future

Snook High School “‘Screwworm Vigilantes”   Students Make Weekly Survey

Big Airliner Swerves; 52 Cheat Death   5 Passengers Hurt in Near Collision With Jet Fighter

FIVE INJURED IN ————  Near Collision Of Two Planes Over Syracuse

Horseman And Palo Pinto Widow: Antlers’ California Rider Ends Trip In Favor Of Love

Castro Backer Killed in Raid. by Insurgents  Cuban Newspape: Reports Attack

Burn Government Store Cuban Insurgents Attack Home of Castro Booster   Happened in Trinidad

2 Raids Made By Insurgent Cuban Band  Home of Castro Supporters Hit, Store Burned Down

bur n (Gover nment OLOre  Riled Cuba Insurgents Attack Fidel Backers

Rocks Instead Of Ballots   U. S.-Canadian Rif May Be Fault Of State Department

GOP SOLON RAPS U. §.-CANADA RIFT   Aiken Implies Bungling; Subcommittee ta Gpen Masringe Today

Senate Starts Fighf On Debate Limitation.   Southerners Oppose Any Limit toe Filibusters.

City Marshal Election Totals   Senators Start Big Battle Over The Filibuster Curb

Senate Eyes Tighter Curb On Filibusters   Bottle to Flare Again Between Three Sides After JFK’s Message

Battle Due On Tighter Curbs On Filibuster   Senate Truce On Three-Cornered Dispute At End

NAVY FLYERS RESCUED OFF ITALY COAST   C-117 Crashe: During Storm

For Six Hours Searchers Held No Hope  Servicemen Picked _  Up From Life Raft. With No Inturies

C117 Is Lost In Storm Off Amalfi Coast   Italians Join Search For Dozen U.S. Servicemen

COUNTY SCHOOLS GET STATE FUNDS   Transportation Aid Is Received By All School Districts

usiness, Occupation Tax Proposed Saturday Senate Session Weighed

Fighting In Katanga Sends U.N. Costs Up   Financed By .Bond Sales

Two Hurt By Bomb  In Saigon   US Soldiers Are Injured In Red Terrorist Raid

  Reds Step U p Anti-U.S. Drive  ® Saigon Cafe Blast  Injures Two Yanks

Judge Orders New hearing “or Sisneros  Mental Condition Of Accused Slayer To Be Determined

IToo Many Chiefs, Few Indians  Next Latin Flareup May Be [  War Between Cuban Exiles

No Cuban Exile Buildup In Evidence   Too Many Chiefs, Not Enough Indian: Among Castro Foes

World Briefs   Too Many Chiefs, Too Few Indians in Anti- Castro Exile Forces

Rusk Runs Into Aid Criticism   Secretary Battles To Head Off Efforts To Reduce Amount

Bronx Zoo Project Survival Center Is Planned To Save World’s Wild Beasts

Record Rainfall Hits City, Puts Streets Awash   LIGHTNING STRIKES

Nearly 9 Inches in Single Day   Streets Awash; Police — Call on Boat-Owners To Aid Rescuers

Millionaire's Wife Is Found  Slain in Home Police Say Negro Youth Admits Brutal Killing

Valachi Says Narcotics Ruled Out But Money Hungry Mob Kept Trafficking At Risk Of Death

Valachi Tells Of ‘51 Slaying   Underworld’s Ban On Drugs Violated

Victim Too ‘Independent’  Valachi Calls Gangland Slaying ‘Mercy Killing’

Valachi Tells Of Late Crimes  Willy Moretti’s Murder Is Called A Mearcy Killing

Many Risked Death Crime Bosses Had Rule Against Narcotic Traffic

Slaying Termed ‘Mercy Killing   Valachi Tells of Gangland Death: Ban on Narcotics

Dope Sales Edict Told By Valachi   Says Gangsters Violated Ban Laid Down by Bosses

Valachi Claims ‘Mercy’ Behind Moretti Slaying   Testifies Victim In '51 Was Sick

Of ruler of Cosa Nosa Nostra  Valachi testifies about gangland "mercy killing”

Hoodlum’s Fate Told By Valachi   Informer Says Gang Lord Was Sick Mentally

Valachi Keeps on Singing —  Murder ot Morettt Branded ‘Mercy Killing’

Valachi Recalls Mercy Killing’   Testifies Slaying of Moretti Ordered Because N. J. Gana Leader Was ‘Sick’

Of Gang Boss In New Jersey Restaurant  Valachi Tells About Murder

"MERCY" FATE OF GANGSTER TOLD SENATE   New Jersey Boss Killed As Insone Gets Biq Funeral

informer Tel: Of Gangland ‘Mercy’ Death   Crime Bess’ Murder Ordered to Maintair  Cosa Nostra Silence

What It Does. . .And What  It Doesn't De Doesn‘t Do  How Will Rural Zoning Affect You?

Where to Find It   De Gaulle Wants to Visit JEK   Lackie to Throw 46th Birthday Party for Husband

Dinner Cruise Set Tonight  Kennedy Full Of Vigor On His 46th Birthday!

HWieS 16 TOD 1) Kirst Lady Plans Yacht Party For  Kennedy Bir thday

President is 46 today  - Potomac cruise  party to mark  the occasion

President 46,  Business as Usual        Birthday: Barty  Dir ing: Potoniac Evening Cruise

Votes Lacking  House Republicans Will Give Up Governor's New Taxes: Draft Compromise

Substitute Plan Would Exempt Clothing, Shoes   Governor Told Republican Legislators Will) Not Support  His Proposal.

Woman's Club Sponsors Fashion Show March 22   Entertainment Is On Provram

Medicare Backing Retracled  Governors’ Conference Draws to Close

Medicare Loses Out At Conference   Governors Also Back Off On Civil Rights Despite Rockefeller 

Sheriff Testifies  Set Dec. 2 For  _ Motions Here  ~ On Grand Jury

School Director Charges: bdddndibucagtin ce eT  Insurance Probe In Township  ‘Being Swept Under The Rug’

School Director Charges: Pretensht ohne Rensheslntarttneteler deceit  Insurance Probe In Township  ‘Being Swept Under The Rue’

New York Post Breaks F rom Publishers Association, Resumes Publication Monday

One Newspaper Plans To Open   Publisher Breaks Ranks; Talks Are Resumed Today

Solid Front of Strike-Bound N. Y. Newspapers Broken by Post’s Plan to Resume Publication

N.Y. Tabloid Will Resume  Publication  Post’s Publisher Withdraws From News Blackout

Supports Help Meet Big Soybean Demand   Change Loan Maturity Date on 1963 Cron.

Two-Thirds Needed For Road Bonds   Tougher Sunday Law Expected To Win Senate Okay

Two-Thirds Needed For Road Bonds  misses  Cicis,   Tougher Sunday Law Expected To Win Senate Okay

Bradbury For Ratification Of Test Treaty  Says. Underground   Says Underground Testing Sufficient For U.S. Program

Pt. Lay, Wainwright Silent Since Storm   Barrow Starts to Pick Up Pieces; ‘The Greatest Marvel of Everything’ is No Fire, According to Ed Parsons

Mac Ready For Debate On Scandal   Threat To Dissolve Parliament Rallies Party, Cabinet Aid

PGEtyY MGGMICE PO DCO  Maemillan Contident He Can Weather  ‘Parliamentary Storm Over Profumo

DEBATE SET TODAY Macmillan Appears Confident In Face Of Scandal Challenge

Cabinet Support  Assured 3   Macmillan Keeps Conservatives in Lin

Antibias Pickets Arrested   300 Demonstrators Carted From Scene In New York City

UNLESS REDS GO FIRST  JFK Pledges No More US Atmospheric Atom Tests

Weary Of Pretense  Keep Tax, Erase ‘Temporary’ Tag, Savs House Unit

Direct-Wire Teletypes, Radio Used   Goal of System Ys To Prevent Accidental War

“Hot Line” Connection Between U.S.,  Kremlin Ready for Direct Communicatior

Final Vote On Treaty Set Tuesday   Arizona Solon Sought To Tie Pact to Soviet Withdrawal From Cuba

15-17 Vote Signals OK of Measure   Arizonan Tries to Link Pact With Cuba Policy

Senate Rejects Barry's Test Ban Restriction   Coldwater’s Cuban Withdrawal Plan Falls 75-17

Goldwater’s Pact Attack Loses a 5-17  Sonate Defeats Bid te Nate   Senate. Defeats Bid to Make  Cuba Withdrawal Mandatory

Opposition Is Looming  On Welfare  Control Shift Aim Stirs Legislators

Convictions Of Negroes Upset  Supreme Court To Rule On Districtine

High Court To Rule On Fair Representation  Arguments To Be Heard From 5 States Ae VWsall Ao Dare Cia tn Darial Create

‘Easter Began Saturday Night ‘For Millions Of Americans —   Sunny Skies Seen: ‘For Easter In N.M.

‘He Is: Risen’,  Christians “Christians: Today Raise ‘Anew Their Joyous Sonas. of Praise

Convictions Overturned   Contempt Cases of Segregation Leaders Set Aside by Tribunal

-VICTORY FOR NAACP, TOOConvictions Of States Righters Thrown Out

SUPREME COURT ROUNDUP Convictions Overturned  In Segregationist Case

Supreme Court: Segregation  Convictions Overturned  Justices Rule in Case of 2 States

Saereme Court Roundup  s tates Rights Party.  C onvictions Reversed

U.S.. Britain to Ask Guarantees  Reds’ Nonaggression Pact Must Await Talks

Russians are Told  NATO Must Get Chance To Discuss Nonagression Pact      West Germans Still Undecided on Treaty

Negotiation On Nonagoression Pact Must Wait   Rusk and Home Give Gromyko ‘Message Today

»Red Proposal Will Require NATO Okay   Leaders Work On Other East-West Cold War Plans   REPORTED

Big 3 Foreign Ministers Begin Exploring Ways to Ease Tensior   By PRESTON GROVER Aeecnriateand Preace Staff Wriltar

OPTIMISTIC GLOW AFTER N-BAN Allies Postpone Talk On ~Nonaggression For NATO

Until NATO Gets Proposed Pact; to Seek Berlin Guarantees—  U.S. Britain Delay Nonagaression Talks

Big 3 Envoys Discuss New  Peace Moves Soviets Are Told   Soviets Are Told A Nonaggression Pact Must Wait

Allies Firm On Need for Talks At NATO Level   Nonaggression Pac Must Involve Berlin,  Rusk Tells Russians

Last Walk   West Delays. Reds OnAaaressionPact   Needs Time For Talk

‘Peace Pact Awaiting NATO Meet   Rusk Tells Reds West to Press Full Guarantees

NAIU to discuss Western chiefs tell Russians nonaggression pact must wait

West Insists Nonaggression Pact Must Wait   Will Press Berlin Guarantees, Rusk Informs Gromyko

U. 5., BRITAIN AND RUSSIA IN PARLEY   Hold Up Negotiations On Nonaggression Pact  RUSK REPORTS   United States To Push For Guarantees For Western Interests In Berlin

U. S., British Negotiators in Moscow Say Treaty Requires Approval of Western Powers

Nonaggression Talk Must Awaif NATO Study Rusk. Says   Musecovites Reflect a Mood of Optimism in Wake of Tasi Traai+,

Nonaggression Talks To Wait, West Decides  Airings by NATO Must Come First

Berlin Interest Crucial Factor  In Future Pact.  Crowd Applauds Big Three After Test Ban Siqning

Sweeps Decision Is Due Tuesday   Governor To Reveal Plans To Leaislature Next Week

200 AMERICANS MAY QUIT CUBE   Red Crass Sends Plane; 23 Prisoners Not in on Deal

British Civilians _ Leaving Indonesia   Use Airlift Despite Sukarno’s Pledge; 300 Flee Immediately To Singapore

Judge Bars US. Suit on Ala. Schools   Washington Due to Press Battle for Civil Rights

TRAPPED MEN IN A JOCULAR MOOD  Talk of Cigars, Spaghetti, Push-Ups

Involved Adoptions Of 12 Babies . ree ene Banles. .  Lawyer Held For Forging:  ] udge’s Signature On Orders

Wadena. News   SBYTERIAN: CHUROR in a.m, Church School  10:30: am, Worship: Service.  7:15 Youth: Fellowship.   COMMUNITY GLUB SPONSORED: en BLOOD TYPING PROGRAW

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service 7:15 Youth Fellowship.   COMMUNITY CLUB SPONSORED BLOOD TYPING PROGRAM

‘Leak’ Details of Romney's ‘Tax Program   State Income Tax Apparently Part of Package

TO BLOCK SIT-IN Police Use Tear Gas To Drive La. Negro Youths From Church

Negro Pupil: Driven from La. Church   Plaquemine Police Use Tear Gas on School Protesters

11 SAILORS HURT AS CABLE SNAPS   Wire Whips Like Scythe on Carrier After Being” Broken: by Plane

See SPORTS, Page 2   Local Airman Badly Hurt In Navy Carrier Accident

Atom Arms Big Issue To Voters   Diefenbaker Still Conservative Leader After Party Cancus

Canadian Voters To Decide Issues That Bring Fall Of Diefenbaker  Government

Canadians Io Vote On Hot Issues   Diefenbaker Sets April 8 For Voting; Parliament Dissolvec

PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED  Canadians Voting April 8 To Settle Controversial Issues

New Elections In Canada Set For April 8th  Parliament Dissolved   Parliament Dissolved By Diefenbaker As  Government Topples

Call Issued For Election On April 8   Issues Include Controversy Over Nuclear Armament

Polaris Sub on Station in Mediterranean   Changeover from Ground-Based Missiles Begins

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Hopes to convince GOP leaders he’s a winner  Rockefeller to enter Oregon primary

Rocky Shows Strategy In Oregon Bid  Bypasses GOP Leaders To Seek Popular Support

Rockefeller Will Enter Oregon Race   Governor's Plan Further Reveals His ‘64 Strategy

‘Rockefeller Seen Seeking Rank-And-File GOP Support By Filing In Oregon Primary

OREGON ADDED TO PRIMARY LIST        <a enema ee eaten me  » Roeky ¢ Going To Grass Roots

Crash Program Slated . For Purcell-Ardmore ‘Straight Line’ Route *

Bellmon Drops Pike Plans for Southern Area   Bee-Line Route Start Is Ordered

White Woman Tarred, Feathered For Being With Negro Handyman   Robbers Are Identified

~ LONDON (UPI)—Scotland Yard said yesterday it has the names of the commando-style bandits who robbed a royal mail train of $7 million—the biggest cash theft in history.

Tagged ‘Non- Political’  JFK Planning Junket Covering 10,000 Miles

IT’S CALLED ‘NON-POLITICAL’  President’s 11-State Tour To Have Campaign Flaver

Democrats Running for Re-election  In 9 of U States on Kennedy Tour

-‘Non-Political Trip’ Democrats Running for Re-election  In 9 of Il States on Kennedy Tour

Trapped Miners Expected To Be Freed Monday   ‘Hot Train Loot May Be Cached In London

Only One Believed Still Missing  Mine Workmen Retrieve 21 Bodies

Blast Knockec Man, One Mi Away, Off Fee   41 Children Witho Fathers; 30 Fellov Workerc Unharme

22 Lose Lives  In Explosion That Sweeps Through Shaft In West Virginiz

Democratic Leadership In State’s Major Cities Under Scranton Attack

Junta Takes (ver From Military   Leaders Claim Situation Is Nearing Normal

Senate Votes $17.5 ‘Million for Welfare   Votes Only Small Increase For ADC

ropean GCommon Market...  U. S. Intervenes on:  Behalf of England

LL Te ieee iii  President Cites Education © As Vital Conservation Job

Educational Needs Cited As Top Goal   Las Vegus Address  Winds Up Four Of Far Western States

Winds Up 10.000-Mile Tour  JFK Asks World’s Aid  ‘To Save All Resources

Kennedy Stresses Education of Youth  Pracident Relayes at Crosby   President Relaxes at Crosby Home After Western Tour

JFK: ‘Schools Our Top Job   Flies to Torrid Palm Springs For Weekend; May Ride Tram

Most Important Task for Nation, President Says  Chief Executive Ends Week-Long  Western Travels

West Tour Wound Up — With Plea   Kennedy: Children Are Our Most Important Conservation Job

May Order U.S. Troops To Thailand   Military Moves Would Back Diplomatic Plans To Aid Peace in Laos

M eeting On P. Is Held   U.S. Moves To Hely Restore Peace \tudied

JFK Meeting Security Heads To Plan Move   Use Of Diplomacy To Restore Peace Will Be Assessed

America Studies Situation In Lacs At Council Meet   Nig Troon Decision

—NEARLY 800 DEMONSTRATORS JAILED— Birmingham Police Nab Hooky Playing Negroes

450 Negro Children Arrested In Alabama   Bir mingham Stores Picketed: Firemen Have Hoses Ready

POLICE ARREST 450 STUDENTS IN BIRMINGHAM   Racial Demonstration: Spread Throughout Alabama City      NEGRO TEENAGERS CROWD DOWNTOWN

 Students March on City Hall ae  Racial Demonstrators Engulf Alabama City; Many Arrested

Scranton Budget Awaited  _ $100 Million in  New Revenues Needed; Two -

Governor Scranton Will ‘Puf General Fund Budgef Before Assembly Tuesday

Stalemate Confronting Legislators   GOP Leaiters In Senate Suffer Double Defeat

Printers Reject Proposal   Newspaper Strike Settlement Hopes Few On 100th Day

New York Printers Throw Snag in Strike Settlement, Reject Contract Proposal

Coast Guard Presses Search for Three  Missing After Disabled Vessel Sinks

Searchers Seek Trio  In Ocean  __ fs   Coast Guard Prowls Area  Of Sinking

Civil Rights Leaders Seek To Tack Fair Employment Bill On Legislation

Add FEPC_ Bill, House Body Asked   Include Measure In Kennedy’s Plan, Rights Leaders Uree

House Asked to Add FEPC to Rights Bill   Boston Dispute   New York Protests

Leaders Ask Inclusion In Strategy Plan  rope  ae Ey..*07   Cellar Says He'll Go Along On Move; Votes Doubtful

King Slated For Quiz On Rights Isstie   Robert Kennedy Also Faces More Ervin Questions

Both Agree To Confer Again Later      Chinese Meanwhile Continue Attacks On Soviet Union

China Again Slaps Russia In Word War   Agreement Reached On Talk Resumptior ‘Some Time Later’

RENEWED T. ALKS VAGUELY SET  Red China Keeps Up: Sizzling Attacks on Nikita. Kremlin

MORE TALKS EXPECTED Berlin Officials Might Prolong Wall Fracture’

Are Read v To Discuss Extension  May Set Back Dat And Allow More ate £0 es ee ae

German Heads Consider Talks On More Visits   Both Sides Declare Hope for Extended Checkpoint Closing

Want to Keep ‘Wall’ Holes Open, Say East and West Berlin Officials

To Stretch Deadline on Visit Time?   Both Sides Seen Ready To Keep Open Holes In Berlin's Wall

Negotiations To Open Wall Get Support   Extending Deadline Under Study In Both West, East Berlin

German Officials Ready To Discuss Extending Deadline On Agreement

BOTH SIDES WILLING ITO TALK  eMC NRRE UTE NY rh ie en ARON a TN Rr cr eRrRMR OH neg aoe wee  Wall Visits May Continue

German Officials Ready to Discuss  Permit Extension   Jan. 5 Deadline For Crossing Wall May Be Changed

Miss Rest of Session  Sen. Manning Goes to Mayo Clinic for Treatment

“ ‘Mostly “Sunny Sky: Seen After Low” “Claude in Mocnin:  n -Mornina

‘ANNOUNCE CHARTERED BUS TRIP IN JUNE  ‘TO MINNESOTA TWINS ‘WEEKEND OF RASEBALL

‘ANNOUNCE CHARTERED .BUS TRIP IN JUNE  'TO MINNESOTA TWINS WEEVYVOCNUM ME BACEOAIT

ANNOUNCE CHARTERED BUS TRIP IN JUNE  TO MINNESOTA TWINS WCEKVENDT OF RACERAI I

March Accompanied By Warm Weather, Snow, Gale Warnings In Eastern U.S.

e TODAY «   (Cop 1962, A National Gousell of Cherces Religie Features)

Prospects For Approval Seen Highly Dubious   House Passage Gives Kennedy Biggest Legislative Victory

Foes Plan Delaying Tactics  Senate Can Water Down JFK’s Greatest Victory

Victory For JFK In Tax Cut Passage   Battleqround Now Shifts Over To Senate

House Passes Tax Cut Bill By 211- 155 Voie  Rattlanvcannd Chiffe   Battleground Shifis . To Senate In Drive For Passage This Year

Tax Slash Bill Shifts fo Cooler Senate Chamber  House's Passage By 271-155 Ballot Victory for JFK

Prospects Dubious For Senate Passage   Administration Forces Launch All-Out Drive in Attempt to Gain Senators’ Approval on Tax Package

Big Victory Chalked Up By Kennedy   All-Out Drive In Senate Started For Approval This Year

Republican Amendment is Rejected  Measure Faces wt Qa ° i ee   Measure Faces Uncertain Fate In Senate

Administration Leaders Launch Drive for Final Approval by End of Year

Administration Forces Launch AllOut Drive for Passage This Year But Prospects Highly Dubious

Battle Shifts fo Senate: Future Dubious  Reduction Would     Range Between  ©1009 and Conn

Tax cut bill passes House easily, faces Senate with dubious future

Dems Are Confident  Of Victory   Byrd’s Timetable Displeases Leaders

The Biggest Intlistory; Vote 271-19)   Republican Move To Tie In Lower Spending Beaten

Bill Means $100-$200 Savings to Majority Of Ameri ‘ican Taxpayers

House Passes Biggest Tax Slash In History; Fight Looms In Senate

$11 Billion Cu Affects Almost All   Fate In Senate Not Easy To Predict As Opposition Prepares

Passage seems highly dubious Battlegroud on tax cut bill shifts to senate

c, on fn . : ei : i Wa we : . . a : 2 a ae . be S cae . ‘a ee oe: i ‘ 2 oo, 2: ee: a eho MBs , te ‘ i as E ce beet RR! hoy: Seta, woe emg * EE AG MO Bp tg ef GOT Ge aw Sag See es Ope oe ily  on tax cut bill approved by House

Tax Slash Battle Goes To Senate   JEK’s Proposal Passed By House For Big Victory

HOUSE PASSES MEASURE 271-155   223 Democrats And 48 Republicans Vote For Bill   LEGISLATION   Providing $11-Billion Cur Goes To Senate Where Hard Fight Looms

Tough Fight  Anticipated In Senate  Limiting Move  By GOP Halled

What's Inside   PROSPECTS DIM IN SENATE  House Passes Tax Cut Bill

House Votes for Tax Cut Measure  President Is Handed Big Legislative Win

PROSPECTS IN SENATE DUBIOUS:  Big Victory For Kennedy As Tax Cut Bill Passes

House Passage Of Tax Cut Measure Hands President Legislative Victory

HOUSE GIVES PRESIDENT _ BIG VICTORY   Extended Debate On Civil Rights Touch Barrier

GOPSpending Lid Proposal  Turned Down Practically All U.S.   Practically All U.S. Taxpayers Included: Bill Goes to Senate

Prospects for Tax Cut Bill Dubious in Senate  Hanco Annranes Mogagyro 971-155   > Nebraskans Oppose Tax Cut

Administration ts Winner as House Passes Tax Cut   Senate Begina Push But Only a Slight  Ohanea te Pararerat.

Bill Faces Tough Test In Senate   Approved 271-155; Would Mean More Take-Home Pay

Measure Passed In  House Vote   Administration. Forces To Seek Quick Passage

JFK Forces Win Victory   $11 Billion Measure Now Faces Tough Senate Path

! Battleground Shifts to the Senate....  - Huge Tax Cut Bill Is Passed by the House

Regime Is Heartened By Victory; Dubious  Senate Battle Looms   N. C. VOTE

$11 billion tax cut passed by House   Rep. Charles Teague, of Ojai, was one of the Republicans who voted against the tax cut bill,

New School Bus Bill Hearing in House   Would Put Parochial Studenis On Buses.

CZECHS RELEASE YANK PRISONER   YMCA Aide Was Held fo: Four Months on Spy Chie:

FB! Report on Kennedy Death May Include Possibility That Oswald Fired at Gen. Walker

FBI Report on President Kennedy's Assassination to LBJ This Week-End   Full Day at Desk for Johnson

Johnson To Get FBI Data   Kennedy's Death Report Includes Walker Incident

FBI to Report To President on Assassination   Details Not Expected to Be Made Public for at Least Another Week.

President Pleads for End To Violence  Chief Executive Visits Alabama,

WALLACE APPEARS GRIM  Kennedy Gets Ovations From Crowds In Dixie

Alabama Chief Kennedy Talk Of Race Issues   Discusses TVA And Space in His Speeches in State

JFK Presses Plea for Full Rights  Tackles* Racism   Tackles* Racism In Visit to Dixie

Asks People Of South To Respect Law   Wallace Talke To Kennedy On Visit To Muscle Shoals

Must Reject Violence, Is JFK Advice  To Join Wallace In Alabama Visit

Southern Crowds Give Kennedy Warm Greeting   Alabama Governor Cool As President Arrives During TVA Tour of Dixie

President Gets Roaring Welcome  - Put Aside Prejudice, JFK Tells Southland

Kennedy Flies Into Dixie,  Talks Rights With Wallace   Meeting Called ‘Not Unfriendly’

Pair Meet As President Visits Dixie   JFK Urges All to UpHold the Law In Nashville Talk

JFK Pleads For End of Race Strife   Respect for Law, Justice at Stake, He Telk Dixie

Kennedy Mild In Rights Talk On Dixie Visit   Tennessee Gives Warm Reception

Gromyko Plans To Join Pair In Peace Talks   Lord Home Flys To Helsinki To Meet Mac

Rusk Joins Russ Chief for Talks  _ Leaders Confei   Leaders Confer at Black Sea ~:.

Rusk Seeking To Ease Cold  War Tension   rl ies To Moscow  With Khrushchev

Illinois Struck By ‘Tornadoes   Biggest Of Scason Sweeps Eastward

Millionth Views Pontiff  Cardinals to Convene June 19 on Successor

One Millionth Mourner Views Pope's Remains  Another Million Due To Pay Tribute In St. Peter's Basilica

Conclave Set To Elect Successor  Million More Will Pay Final Tribute To Pope

Unending Line Into St. Peter's   Over Million See Remains of Pone

WEATHER      One Millionth Mourner Views Pope's Remains  Another Million Due To Pay Tribute In Gea ©4..?. ©... 28% o

Millionth Mourner Pays Tribute Cardinals Arriving in Rome For June 20 Election of Pope

Will Bury Pope In Crypt Below Floor Of Basilica Beloved ‘Pope Little John

Millionth Mourner Passes Pope  Cardinals   Cardinals Arriving For Rites, Conclave

Nine-Day Mourning Decreed   Starts Friday, Ends June 17; Cardinals Schedule Conclave

Cardinals Begin Arriving For Conclave Million Mourners View Pops

at St. Peter's Basilica Over one million mourners pay tribute to Pope John

VATICAN CITY (AP)—Pope John XXIII was buried tonight in a grotto of St. Peter’s Basilica, at a spot he himself selected. two years ago.

One Millionth Mourner Views Pope Remain  anbhinne LAti   Another Million Due To Pay Tribute in St. Peter's Basilica

lection of Pope Begins June 20 Millionth Mourner Passes Pope John

MILLIONTH MOURNER AT POPE'S BIER   Another Million Expected To Pass Body Before Burial; Start Voting June 20 On New Pope.

Million View John’s Body  Cardinals Meet June 19 To Elect The Next Pope

Fditarial Haure   House Places Unanimous Approval  On 3 Medical Care For Aqed Bills

Own Conflicts Affect Asians   By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondent

All Present Armories Retained in Reoraanization of lowa Guard Units

Stalemated Negotiations. on. Cuba Between U. S:, Russia Will Close in UN on Tuesday

MORE DUK TODAY  So A NN AEA  Connally’ s Bills Gel  Lawmakers’ Attention

Public Entertained By Valachi Hearing, But Beneficial Results Are Questi onable

An AP News Analysis  Valachi Makes Sensational TV;  But Senators Real Gainers

U. S., Britain, Russia Reveal Plans For Talk   U.S. Position On Nuclear Testing Stated By Kennedy In Speech Today

J "DNS DOM DON i cheauied in moscow  ‘U. S. Announces Halt Of Atmospheric Tests

JFK: Hopes Of All Mankind Go With Meet   Parleys on ‘High Level’ Basis Due To Start in July

Weather   Ban Will Remain in Effect Unless Broken By Another Country

As Long As Other States Do  United States Suspends Atmospheric Nuclear Tests

Western Sources Say Some Progress Mede le Tuesday's Test Ban bi :

5 YOUTHS IN HOSPITAL AT CENTRALIA   ‘One luka And Four Xenia Boys Injured In HeadOn Crash on U.S. Highway 51.

Call Flood Worst In 30 Years   ‘Tornadoes Strike Southern States

RIVERS RISING IN OHIO VALLEY TODAY  Floods Drive Many From Their Homes

That stuff is here again..   Late winter floods  blamed for 14 deaths

More Cities Engulfed by: Rising Flood   4,000 Homeless, at Least 15 Die in 4-State Area

Weather   Tshombe Help To Avert Plant Ruin Expected   Return to Kolwezi Planned Saturday

UN PLANNING KOLWEZI MOVE   Troops Already in Posi. tion for Entry, Tshombe ’ te Pave the Way

UN Troops Will Enter Congo Area   Tshombe Plans To Pave Way, Avert Katanga Sabotage

Tshombe to Stop Sabotage  He'll Pave Way for Safe Entry of U.N. Forces

But Adoula Skeptical Of Pledge   Katangan Will Seek To Block Destruction

Tshombe Will Help Pave Way For Peaceful Entry Of U.N. Forces In Katanga

To Prevent Destruction of Industry—  Expect Tshombe Back In Kolwezi Saturday

‘His Last Chance? Adoula  T'shombe to Pave Way For Peaceful Entry

GOING BACK TO KOLWEZ   Says He Will Try To Prevent Katanga Troops From Dynamiting Dams, Factories.

TSHOMBE IS GOING BACK 10 KOLWEZ   Says He Will Try To Prevent Katanga Troops From Dynamiting Dams, Factories.

Meadedt Che<ct drive   Ishombe slated to pave way for entry of UN into Kolwezi

Tshombe Tc Return To Kolwezi  Will Try To Halt “Destruction Plot

U.N. Giving Last Chance  To Tshombe   Katanga President Agrees to Try to Prevent Sabotage

Tshombe To Return To Kolwezi In Hope Of Curbing Blast And Bringing Peace

Tshombe Slated To Return To Kolwezi To Pave Way For United Nations Entry

Tshombe Slated To Try to Avoid. Mine Destructior  Getting Last Chance

Paving way for U.N. entry   Tshombe going to Kolwezi on peace mission

Deadly botulism takes toll  Seek smoked whitefish that killed four in two states

Product Removed From Store Shelves  PoisonedWhitefist  Kills Four Persons

- FOUR DEAD, EIG HY ARE ILL  Source € Of Poison. Fish  Sought      Sales Halted

Investigators Seek Sources of Whitefish  Victims Reporte  in Tennessee lehiagn   amd Mieh

Whitefish Food Testers Busy After 4 Deaths   Source of Poison Remains Mystery

Fish Blamed In Botulism Deaths of 4   Maker Orders All Stock Destroyed, Halts Operations

Four Deaths Reported; Stocks Taken From Stores  U.S. Seeks Source of Deadly Poison in Smoked Whitefish

A Deaths Spur  New Probe into  Poisoned Fish Mich. Producer Halts Processing as

Smoked whitefish blamed in deaths of four, federal food experts seek source of product   Eight ill

Four Deaths Stir Smoked Whitefish  Inquiry, Searches  Producing Plant   Producing Plant Halts Operation In Poison Cases

U.S. Probes A Fatalities From Fish   Smoked Whitefish Blamed; Plants Are Shut In 2 States

ae OE ae  Grand Haven Producer Orders Smoked Fish Stock Destroyed

Seek Source Of Deadly Fish— 4 Smoked White Fish Deaths Being Probed

Sources Of Kish Sought In 4 Deaths   Michigan Packer Orders Whitefish Destroved: 8 Hl

Fish Blamed For 4: Deaths In 2 States   Dacnlhewwnse Latina   Probers Hunting Source of Poisoned  Smoked Whitefish

‘Appeal For Priest Aid [Advanced   Missionary Bishops Request Approval Of Married Deaeons

Bishops from Latin America, Africa, Asia Beg for Married Deacon Order

Diem Defies U.S. Stand   Nikita, Tito Expected To Urge Top Red Meet

Nackie Gives Ring, Final Kiss John K ennedy, Jr. Knows  ‘Bad Man Killed Father

Kennedy Picketed By CORE   President To Visit Macmillan On European Trip

Watches Navy Demonstrate  New Weapons  Denali cdant Will Vl ar   President Will Fly To Hawaii Today to Speak With Mayors

JFK Avoids Picket Line; Uses Copter   CORE Demonstrates at L. A. Hotel Where He Lands or Ranft

BIRMINGHAM'S SCHOOL BOARD HOLDING FIRM   Reiects Wallace Move To Stall Integration Set For Today   WARNING IS GIVEN / BY JUSTICE DEPT.

U.N. Orbiting Nuclear Ban Plan Passes   U.S.-Soviet Space Pact Is Approved By Acclamation

U.N, Assembly Okays Pact on N-Orbit Ban   Resolution Wins Approval by Acclamation

US. Wary of Coup in  Guatemala   Officials Fear Crimp in Alliance

PROBES ORDERED     x ran . Leypl Rumor ed Using Poison Gas in Yemen

"Consumer Bulletin No. 1°  Sale Irks Lawmaker; House Hears Complaint

“Consumer Bulletin No, I” _ SN IS SPE PSPC EE OT ERE  Tells Congress About Shirt That Commands Its Wearer

Labor Leader: Rural Solons  Hard on Cities   Remap Suit Opens at Des Moines   Asks Equal, Voice For City Residents

3 U.S. Judges Hear Atfack On Reapportionment  Labor Leader Says   Labor Leader Says Rural Control Is Unfair to Cities

Suit Asks Shaff Plan Be Voided   Wants Elected To Be 8ased On Population

Ihree Federal Judges Hear Opening  estimony—  Trial of Reapportionment Suit Opens

Duke 35 Clemson 30  Illinois 16 Minnesota 6   ‘No Stunts’ Home Vows  To British

Mercury Rising In Ohio After Another Night Of Sub-Zero Temperatures

Inmate Stabbing Is Investigated   Jilted Suitor, 2 Others Battle Police To Kill Mother, Child

This Week in Business and Firiance .  Tax Cut Bill Gives Economy Shot in Aer

ASO Issues Reminder:  Dec. 31 Is Deadline for Wool & Lamb Annlications

SES RAM Mtrte erst etn ntiattn ence ee  No Cause Found For MATS Plane Crash

‘To Look For Cause Of Crash   Examine Debris  Of Ill-Fated Plane

Striving For Unity in G.0.P.   Appear Most Likely To Collide Next Year For Nomination

First Family Given Privacy ais! Family Given Privacy Barefoot Kennedy Hitches Ride On Unusual Sailboat

mated good sailor  Barefooted president hitches sailing ride on cafamaran

Barefooted President Hitches Ride on Sailboat: Ils Soaked   Traditional Egg Rolling On Today 12,000 Expected for Confusing Festival

Kennedy Hitches Ride On Sailboat   Hosts Startled; President Takes Orders At Tiller

JFK Succumbs To The Lure Of A Sailboat  Hitches Boat Ride In Bare Feet; Gets A Salt Snrav Rath

Barefooted JFK Hitches Ride On Catamaran  —   Takes Orders  From Crewmen

. New Friends Rate President Good Seaman  ‘Kennedy Invites Self on Sailboat Ride

Tax Proposals Are Considered In Conference   Bills Include Higher Gross Income Tax Rate With Increased Exemptions

\ Judge in his Wisdom Rules - -  xk*«* xk * 2 ®  Scanty Clothes Okay

On Formation Of NATO Force....  U.S. Refuses To Accept “No” Answer From France

On NATO Striking Force—  US Officials Refuse DeGaulle’s “No” Reply

Hope for Change In French Stand  “DeGaulle’ s7No‘ Not Taken as:Final Reply 

Change in Stand By DeGaulle Hoped  U.S. Will Move Ahead On NATO Force Plan

Creek Road Lives Up To Its Name   Slimy Quagmire Thwarts Pupils, Mailmer

Creek Road Lives Up To Its Name  vw sb oA Ww   Slimy Quagmire Thwarts Pupils, Mailmen

Tried to date me, she says   4 policemen named in woman's complaint

GOP Plan Passes   Remap OK d   House OKs Plan  City Sales Tax Increase Now Up To State Senate

Brooding Bownian Jaited— Fired Worker Takes a Shot At Boss (With Bow, Arrow)

Sturdy Bowman of Merrie England Follows Liberty’s Call—to Dungeon

Record Tax Collections  $193.5 Million In Fiscal Year For Kansas

On Famous Boardwalk      Disastrous A tlantic City Fire Death Toll May Rise to 25

Atlantic City Debris Sifted for Victims  Fire Death Toil Estimated at 25

Seek Bodies in Atlantic City Hotel Fire  Fear 25 Died; Eight Discovered ‘in Ruins Monday

BEGIN CHORE OF SIFTING DEBRIS OF HOTEL FIRES   FIREMEN RECOVER EIGHT BODIES; 16 REPORTED MISSING

Sift Ruins For Blaze  Victims   New Jersey Fire Cause Still Is Listed ‘Unknown’

'Continue Sitting Ruins Death Toll In Atlantic City 'Hotel Fire Stands At 9 Toda’

70 Phila. Policemen in Battle With Negro. Youths   Medical Exams Return As Requirement For Drivers

‘PRACTICAL STEPS NOW   Atmosphere Is Different From Call Year Ago

WANTS MORE ‘PRACTICAL’ STEPS NOW   Atmosphere Is Different From Call Year Ago

MARJORIE HOLMES — ‘WELL KNOWN AUTHOR ‘GUEST IN ROSENDAHL WOME HERE THIS WEEK

MARJORIE HOLMES — WELL KNOWN AUTHOR SUEST IN ROSENDAHL  Aer 8h wish tase,

-32 At Greensburg Is Coldest In State Today   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

© TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nation#’ Council of Churches Religious eatures)

@ TODAY @   Q Council of Ch 1962, A Nationd “ slew weg Religious

Capital Rites Close Tribute To Late JFK   Johnson’s Address, Lighting Of Candles Highlight Services

Given Temporary Home —  Mother, 4 Children Live  In Automobile on Beach

80 Persons Die As Jet Explodes ln Switzerland   Mother, Children Lived In A Car

FOR ALL CAMERA FANS  If You’ve Got Photos, - We've Get $$ Prizes

/Among Other Things... Truman Says Nixon Preparing  i\For Presidential Nomination

School, Money Problems Face Both Houses  Only 8 Weeks Left For State Calane Thie Yaar

Lawmakers Mav Review School Bill   To Take Pulse Of House Panel On Bus Program

What's Inside   LB) Studies Prospects For Getting Wheat Laws Passed

Wheat Laws Gain Interest Of President   New Legislation Chances in This Session Studied

Gov. Romney Puts Prestige  On The Line  Demos Oppose Canehitutinn

Segregated Seating Laws Struck Down   Federal Court issues Ruling

Yerger Blames Riots On JFK   Jackson's Mayor Claims More Agitators On Way

New Hard Krenlin Line Seen   Khrushehev Slates Major Tali: Today

U.S. VERIFIES REPORT  Chinese Refugees Crossing Border To Soviet Union   INACCURATE ESTIMATE

Final Push On For Missing Teenage Trio   Reported Seen In Columbus; May Have Hopped Train

Rescue Workers Continue Grim Search For Three Missing Teen-aged Boys

AT ABANDONED MINE .  One Final Push Planned In Search for 3 Boys —

Coffee Time Periods Are  Scrutinized   Some State Help Guilty Of Abuse

Business Group Sees Upturn In Economy of US.   Spring Meeting of National Council Marked by Optimism and Confidence.

‘Rev. Erwin Bennett Presents Ideas to ‘Co. GOP Women   At Penn Wells Meeting on Monday; Mrs. Ed. Owlett  Pracenic Mucie Proecram

Rev. Erwin Bennett Presents Ideas to Co. GOP. Women .   At Penn: Wells Meeting on Monday; Mrs. Ed, . Owlett  DPracantc: Miucetre: Pracram

Predict; Sweepstakes Bill To Sail Through House Wednecday  FEET Oi

Spectacular Jacksonville Blaze  Takes 21 Lives; Injures 66 Others

kormer Resident Of N.C. Plunges To Death From An Upber Story Window

Seek Cause of Fire That Killed 21 in Jacksonville Holef   Misa America Among Husdreds Saved: A Total of &6 Hurt.

19 Gator Bowl Guests Die FromSmoke DeadlyFumes In Hotel Fire; 66 Injured

Cause of Hotel Fire Fatal to 21 Still Unknown  ‘Miss America’ Se * mri s

Jacksonville, Fla. Experiences Worst Tragedy In History   19 Victims Asphyxiated By Smoke And Fumes; Many Guests Rescued From Roof By Navy Helicopters

GATOR BOWL GAME FANS ARE TRAPPED   Smoke And Gas From Ballroom Blaze Kill Guests Above; Injure 66; Miss America Rescued.

66 Hurt In Florida Hotel Blaze   Authorities Probe  Fire Fatal To ?]

Jacksonville, Fid.:  Hotel Ruins Probed for Fire Clues  Twenty-one Are Dead, 66 Injured Tn Blaze Sunday

Smoke Fills Upper Part Of Building   19 Asphyxiated ; 500 Bowl Guests Flee From Flames

Cause Of Fire Not Determined  21 Perish In Jacksonville Hotel Blaze

Hotel Filled With Football Fans When Disaster Hits; 66 Persons Are Injured

Bowl Fans Victims At Jacksonville   ‘Guests Trapped In Smoke From Ballroom Fire

21 Die In Jacksonville Hotel Fire   Happy Football Weekend Turns Into Nightmare For Tar Heels

Rescues from Roof by Helicopter Hold Down Death Toll in Florida Hotel Fire

19 Fatalities Caused by Smoke and Gas Fumes, Mostly Above 8th Floor

19 OF 21 VICTIMS ASPHYXIATED  Florida Mayor Rules Out Nealigence In Hotel Fire

Hospitalized Overnight Donna Axum Flees Fire Which Killed 21 At Jacksonville

wJCore i7e€ad, OO injured...  Ashes In Ballroom Hold Key To Tragic Hotel Fire

Resort City Fatal Hotel Fire Probed   ‘21 Persons Killed And 66 Injured In Jacksonville Blaze

Asphy xiation Causes Most Deaths In Hotel Tragedy In Jacksonville

Fire Fatal to 21 in Florida Hote!   Scary Hour Spent by Miss America

Jacksonville Fire Cause Sought; Hotel Blaze Kills 21, Injures 66

Florida Fire Leaves 66 Persons Injured   Flames Break Qut in or Around Main Ballroom as Building Packed With 500 Weekend Gator Bowl Guests

66 Injured In Fleeing  Florida Fire   Ballroom Believed Site Where Flames Started To Spread

66 Injured;  Climb Ropes To Safety  ® e ‘Miss America  Rescued; Hotel Packed With Guests

Donna Axum Rescued ae Many Guests At E Florida Hotel. Die From Smoke

aI Die, 66 Injured In Jacksonville   Miss America Of 1964 Among Those Rescued

Miss America and Comn2nion Rescued; One Woman Guest Killed In Plunge to Ground   Navy Helicopters Rescue Guests Who Fled To Hotel Roof to Escane Deadly Gas and Smoke; Many Hotel Guests There for Gator Bow! Game

Most of Victims Felled by Heavy Smoke, Gases on Upper Floors; Miss America of 1964 Is Rescued

1 Die In Fire At Florida Hotel   Hotel Packed With Gator Bowl Guests

66 Are Injured In Sunday Blaze   Hotel Roosevelt at Jacksonville Jammed With Gator Bow! Guests

Hotei Fire Claims 21 Lives; 66 Hurt   Asphyxiation Blamed for 19 Deaths in Florida Disaster

Smoke Blamed as  Hotel Fire Kills 2]   66 Others Injured at Jacksonville

Packed with Gator Bowl guests  Ashes - blackened debris holds clue as to cause

Ashes, Debris Hold Secret of Sunday's Blaze   Miss America ‘Among Many Rescued Guests

Ashes Shroud Cause of Fire In Ballroom   Sunday Morning Tragedy Injures 66 Hotel Gueste

Own Course Will Be Set By Johnson   President to Meet World Statesmen After Last Rites

Kennedy Tots Get LBJ Notes   World Chiefs To Confer With New US. President

Johnson Meets Statesmen after Kennedy Rites  To Aid Vietnamese  Stamp out Reds, Recall Some Troone

Johnson Begins Conferences On  Shape Of Affairs Around World   Mrs. Kennedy ComesBack To Capitol As Mourners Watch   People Around World Unite In Sharing Americas Grief

DISCUSSION WITH DE GAULLE UNCERTAIN  Leaders Watch For Clues As To Johnson‘s Course

After Sad: Rites...  Johnson Schedules Talks With World's Statesmen

All Eyes On Johnson, De Gaulle   Dignitaries Pay Respects To Mes. Kennedy

Great Global Power Chiefs  Due ToConfe   Massive Array Of Statesmen Gathers For Final Tribute

Johnson Follows Funeral With High-Level Meeting   WITH DR GALLER.   RECEPTION   VIET NAM

World Chiefs To Confer With LBJ   Hints Awaited For Relations With DeGaulle

Johnson BeginstoSetOwn Course  In Meeting With World Statemen   Joseph Kennedy Does Not Attend Son's Funeral

Warmer   World Chiefs To Confer With LBJ   Hints Awaited For Relations With DeGaulle

President Johnson Sets His Course After Ending Journey With Kennedy

Reception for dignitaries tonight  Johnson meetings with world statesmen planned

 A wm a a! eS N. fs  LBJ Sets—CourseIn Meetings With World Statesmen

ALC IMESSDSSEP DT U aS€  Senator’s County Sued For Barring Negroes At Polls

Senate Begins Discussion On Stagnant Bills   Signs Point To Possible Filibusters In Other Legislation

Busabethyitle: ——————  Tshombe Is Leading U.N. To Sakania  r”_... dt   Katangan Leader Yields a Little After His Arrest

Tshombe Okays Take-Over Of Sakania by U.N. Troops   Pittsburgh Police Also Hold Accomplices  2 Dinsio Brothers Nabbed In Theft

After Hous e Arrest  Head OfKatanga Urges Troops Not To Bar U.N. Move

Tshombe Opens One Path For U.N. Troops   Barroom Brawl Could Spark Destruction In Katanga

Hlouse Arrest Ends  Tshombe Appeals     To Forees To End te * Katanga Fighting

Troops Are Urged Not To Resist   Tshombe Loses Control Over  Katanga Area

Leads Column Of UN Troops Toward Border   Fear He May Have Lost Control At Kolwezi

Yields After Brief House Arrest; Joins U. N. Force In March To Sakania To Ask End To Resistance

M. Tshombe Yields A Bit Today After House Arrest   MAY USE ROADS

Goes Ahead of United Nations Column Toward Important Border Point After Brief House Arrest

AFTER HOUSE ARREST  neonate CNL LUE CC CLL EAL TCC t a ee en  Tshombe Yields To U.N.      UN. DEMANDS   NO RESISTANCE   RENEWS THREAT

Todav's Telearam   Williamston Negroes Throw Stones, Bottles In Near Riot

Williamston ‘Near Riot’ Short Lived  Negroes Flee To Church When Fire Truck Arrives

Hunt Goes On For Victims Of New England Blizzard   Plows Patrol Roads   Yachtsman Dies

Rescue Workers Search for Storm Victims in Maine Blizzard Moves Out to.Sea; At Least 27 Die in East —

Rescue Teams Search For Maine Blizzard Victims As Record Storms Abate

Worst Blizzard Of Century: Northern Maine Digging Out, Search On For Lost, Trapped

Goldwater Still Holds To Timetable No Announcement  Sone ee ae   No Announcement Expected Until Next January

No Change In Schedule By Barry   His Timetable Calls For Announcement During January

U.S. Aviatrix Jacqueline Cochran Claims Two  New Women’s Speed Records With F-104 Jet

Texans Getting Ready With More Amendments To Riddle Constitution

Texas Constitution Riddled With 154 Amendments To Get 4 More Changes

Viets’ Search of US. Group Cars Assailed   Saigon University Students Protest Monks' Treatment

U.S. Protests Vietnamese  Troop Search   Mass Demonstration by Students Brings Martial Law

Legislature’s Deadlock Seems As Tight As When Regular Session Ended

But Prompt Agreement isn’t Likely   Details Of Program To Be Spelled Out In Jan. 24 Messaaqe

Full Speed Signal On  Ser Tax Cul  iar a a ee ae   Democratic Leaders ConferWithhenneds On Proposed Plan

LITTLE OPTIMISM SEEN Administration Leaders Signal Full Soeed On Tax Cut Program

Government Leaders See Wide Support   Legislators Start Task Of Writing New Revenue Bill

Early Tax Reduction  Unsighted   Kennedy Faction Bids For Action

‘YES’ VOTE SEEN AT BRAZIL POLL!   Ballot May Give Goular Mandate to Assume More Power

Has No Plans To Meet Tshombe   But Vote Lurnout is Light  Brazilians: ‘Goulart 57’

Among Toughest Soldiers in World  U.S. Army Rangers Described As Gentlemen, Scholars, Killers

World’s Toughest Study Course Army Rangers - Scholars, Gentlemen, Killers

WEATHER   rt we FSET PR ee SP OE 8  Ohio House OK's Rhodes Plan To Create More Jobs

Legislation  Now Needs Senate OK   Would Create Unit For Promotion Of 200,000 New Jobs

Artillery Barrage By Algeria Erupts After ‘Ceasefire’  Mortar and Cannon Shells Fired Qver Marocean Rarder

Border Fighting Continues  Morocean Says   Moroccan Says He Answered  Algerian Fire; Situation Tense

After Truce Goes Into Effect  Algeria, Morocco Troops Trade Fire

Algerian Guns Shooting Again  Artillery Barrage  Evunte Alona Line

Firing Erupts Along Border Despite Truce  Algerian Artillery   Algerian Artillery Besieges Oasis On Morocco Side

OASIS UNDER SIEGE Artillery Barrage Breaks Ceasefire In Border War

\Algerians Attack Moroccan Oasis ‘Several Hours After Cease-Fire

GUNFIRE ON TRUCE LINE IN SAHARA   Algerians Shell Oasis And Moroccans Shoot Back Several Hours After Cease-Fire.

Son for Attorney General Se  Holiday Frenzied One For Kennedy Families

Reunited with family JFK relaxing after hectic Independence Day schedule

Russians’ Message Answered  President's Note Tells Reds U.S. Also Wants Issue Solved

Only Routine Conferences President Relaxing At Cape Cod After Frenzied Fourth With Family

 Strike, Birth, Surgery, Reunion on Agenda  ‘Fourth of July Is Frantic for Kennedy:

Kennedy Clan Has Frenzied 4th of July  Railroad Strike, Operation, Birth Upset Relaxing Plan:

Kennedys’ Frenzied Fourth:  Agenda Includes Reunion,  Birth, Operation, Rail Talks

Operations, Etc.  JFK Relaxing After-F it enzied Fourth Of July-

Frenzied Fourth  x *© & x x & Ce. En Was 'Bunnbdal’ idalidne   Will Outline Possible Government Steps  Wirtz To Confer On Railroad Feud

TRESPASS LAW   CRISES, BIRTH OF BOY Kennedy Clan Has Busy 4th Holiday

NSF Grant Authorized For State's Pavilion      House ‘Watchdog’ Doesn't ‘Toady' To NSF Spending

2 White Rule in Africa Heated Iss  U N. iat ae Today   Test Ban Picks Up Support

A-Test Ban Pact Gains  More Votes Backed by Ervin And Symington; Thurmond Opposec

United Nations General Assembly's 18th session gets underway today

Ervin Decides’      Tn Senators To Vote For Test Ban Treaty   “In October ee  ~ Jackie To Visit Greece

WASHINGTON (AP) — The limited nuclear test ban treaty picked up another promised vote today — that

Ervin Adds Vote Pledged To A-Treaty  Rejection Would Hurt Leadership, Democrat Says

Treaty Force Grows  Bon Suminginn   Sen. Symington Counters Hinge

Trouble Brewing Over White Rule in. Mrica ac UN Assembly Members. Meet

Carolina Demo Pledges Boost For Test Treaty   78 Senators Behind Treaty Ratification; Nine Still Doubtful

Sen. Evin Pledges Vote for N-Treaty  78 Now Committed to Support Pact; : 13 in Opposition

Erwin Supports Test Ban Treaty   Rocky Says Will to Resist Reds Erodes Under Kennedy

Soviet-West Thaw Cheers  U.N. Opening   But Trouble Brews Over White Rule In Africa

UN Assembly Convenes Today  ~ Warmed by Break In  U.S.-Soviet Relation:

Utah Legislative Summary—No. 3 ;  lawmakers Pick Sales and Ciqarette Taxes To Balance Budget

SEN. JAVITS VIEW  Civilian Hold On Military Seen Issue In TFX Dispute

W. Germany Favors Plan On Disparities   France, Too, Favors Terms In General

pinions Divideon Scranton’s Bus Transportation Bill   Negroes Want Action

Opinions Divideon Scranton’s Bus Transportation Bill   Club License Suspended

Renews Prediction on Tax  Governor Opposes Proposa To Set Budaet for One Yea

Escaped Convicts Captured   5-Day Manhunt Ends As Officers Nab Pair In Logan And Virginiz

LAVRENS Sun  5 Sep 1963 hRS 3. SahwelTen  dhorlyy   Funeral services held Friday for.  Mrs. J. Schnetter -

China Reds’ Paper Slaps Tito’s Stand   Pravda Airs Hint Top Level Parley Could End Dispute

Good Mornine!   Grand Jury Finds Road Funds Inadequate   Recommend Resurfacing Instead Of Patching Program

‘Big Waste of Money’ to Warn lowa Drivers Before Their License Expires

Vatican Debate Resumes Today   Dispute Disrupts Ecumenical Council

Curfew Ordered For Syria Today  Order Signals New Tension in Country

Exiled President Apparently Approves Coup Aimed at Blocking Cemmunist Victory at Polls   Syrian Rulers Put Country Under 18-Hour Daily Curfew

12 Dogs Poisoned Since Aug. 4  Will Leave Town And Move To  ‘Country To Escape Dog Killer

GOP Links Tax Cut With Less Gov't Spending  House Committee Mi  House Committee Minority Members Fear Federal Deficit Will Boom.

To Counter GOP Democratic Tax Writers Will Present Argument On Way to Get in Black

Hughes — Standards reasonable  County home bill vetoed   Defends law   Only 7 licensed

Meet Tonight On Proposed Reorganization  Four School Hietricte Ara

Blast Shakes  Louisiana  Capitol Lawn, LSU   Capitol Lawn, LSU Campus Targets 57 Mysterious Bomber

Blast Rocks LSU Campus, Capitol Lawn   Three-Foot Hole Blown Near Grave Of Huey P. Lona

Committee Report Awaited  4,000 Negroes Stage  March In Greensboro

More State Police Sent To Savannah  93 Arrested   93 Arrested In Wild Night Of Racial Strife

Accused Slayer Of Evers Faces Federal Charges   hbE Agents Arrest Salesman After Tracing Fingerprint On Murder Rifle.

Salesman Held In Slaying Of Evers FBI Says Print On Rifle Identified

Accused Sniper-Slayer Of Negro Leader Faces Court In Jackson, Miss.

Castro‘to Free 1,105 Prisoners  ‘Red:Cross-Rushies Plans to  Roaturn.Kin: Chan chien

Police Search For Victims of Plane Crash That Killed 81;  Cause of Crash Investigated

Lightning May Have Hit Craft   Jet, En Route To Philadelphia, Falls In Fiery Froaments

Craft Disintegrates in Air During Storm; Witnesses Say It Was Hit by Lightning

All 81 on Board Are Killed Lightning May Have Caused Jet Disaster

WITNESSES BLAME LIGHTNING; 81 DEAD  Cause Sought In Airliner Crash

Plane Explodes, Falls In Storm   Lightning May Claim First U.S. Air Crash

Air Crash Cause Sought: 81 Dead   ‘(Crash Witness Sent Family Into Hiding. Page 3).

All Ol Passengers Dead In Jet Airliner Tragedy   Miners Issue  lor Hostages

Jet Crash Fatal to 81: Probers  Look for Cause   Conflicting Reports on Lightning Are Studied

Jet airliner explodes as 81 persons perish   Federal investigator convinced of air eruption, undecided on definite cause

Believe Craft  Hit By Lightning   Bursts Into Flames At 5.000 Feet Shortly After Baltimore Takeoff; Pilot Sends Message

Investigators Seek Cause Of Crash  That Killed All 81 Aboard Plane

Explosion in flight described   Witnesses tell investigators lightning hit jet airliner

'3 PASSENGERS, CREW OF EIGHT—  81 Die As Jetliner Explodes, Crashes

Jet Airliner Crash Kills 81 Persons;  Lightning Blamed   If Lightning Caused Crash, It Is A First

SEEK CAUSE -LIGHTNING ~ OR BOMB?   Pan American From Puerto Rico Reported It Was In Flames Before Crash In Mary-~ land.

Wreckage of Crashed Jet. Probed   Clues to Maryland Disaster, Bodies of 81 Victims Sought

65 Others Miss Death By Minutes   Debris Spread Over ‘Four Square Miles

Officials Begin Probe On Cause of Jet Crash Which Took 81 Lives   Reports to CAB Conflict On Lightning Possibility

Plane Explodes, Plunges To Earth Near Elkton, Md.   Picture on Page 6

Lightning As Cause Is Studied   All 81 Aboard Pan Am Airliner Die in Maryland

LIGHTNING HIT THEORY INOT PROVEN   Identification Of Victims Will Be Difficult

Jet Airliner Explodes Over Maryland; All 81 Persons Aboard Killed

Witnesses Say Lightning Struck Pan-Am Plane   No Survivors As Explosion Tears Plane Apart

All 81 Aboard Killed in Fiery Plunce to Earth  Philadelphia Area Accident Mystery To Probe Units

Say Plane Disintegratec by Explosion   Can't Tell If Jet Hit by Lightning; Last Call Bared

Probers Gather in Muddy Maryland Cornfield; None Aboard 707 Liner Survives

parte Felled Plane With 81 Aboard Over Maryland    Sinatra’s Son Abducted  At Gunpoint From Motel

Fiery Parts Of Jet Fall In Maryland   Proof Sought Crash Caused by Lightning Bolt During Storm

81 Jet Passengers Killed ina Crash During Rainstorm  Witnesses Say Plane Waa Hit by Lightaing And Burat late Plame.

Air Disaster Fatal To 81 Near Elkton   Probers Believe Lightning Caused Crash Of Airliner

Investigation of Air Tragedy Under Way  Civil Aeronautics Board Plans Probe Of Lightaing Flach ac Poccihle Cause

81 Persons Die When Jet Falls During Storm   Plane Disintegrates In Air Sunday Night

Jet Airliner Shattered as Burning Debris Drops Over Maryland-Delaware Area

Investigators Seek Prooi Lightning Felled Plane   List of Crash Dead, Page 3B

Probers Search Grimly for 81 Plane Crash Victims   Frank Sinatra’s Son, 19, Is Kidnaped at Gunpoint

Senate Approves. Measure To Reorganize Pa. School Districts By 27-23 Margin

House Debates Senate School Merger Ripper   Urastic Changes Made In Controversia Legislation by Up per Chamber.

Earthquake Fatal to 250 In Libya   500 Others Injured; U.S., Britain Rush Doctors, Equipment

U.S. and British Sending Help To Resort Town   Estimates Claim 250 Killed With 500 Injured

250 Believed Dead, 500 Injured as Earthquake Hits Italian Resort Town

Hope To Clear Flight Crew Blamed For Idlewild Crash That Killed 94

Charge Peking Seeks to Plan  Nuclear War  May Be Final Blow To Peace Efforts Between Conferees

Russians Issue Big Statement   Soviets Accuse Chinese Of Striving For Nuclear War

Deep Soviet-Chinese Split Near   Moscow Accuses Reds  Of Trying To Start Nuclear War

Kremlin Blast Deepens Clett In Red Camp   Chinese Delegation Returns To Embassy - Departure Expected

Employes Council  Attacks Rhodes’ Plan   Schools May Get OK To Levy Income Taxes

Publishers’ Spokesman Recalled As Witness— Newspaper Industry “Challenge” Irks House Antitrust Probers

Copters Hunt Three of U.S.   U.S. Military Advisers Believed Captured by Viet Reds in Ambush

Copters Hunt 3 Being Held By Cong Force   Vietnamese Unit Mauled From Ambush

Against Six Million To One Odds" ee   He Wins Battle Fr or Blood

feiheiieiiiiaaiiad oe ok oe ae oe eK OK RK KK  6 Million To 1 , ‘Odds Beaten 

Reject Demo Proposals Republican Governors Rule Annual Western Parley

Finish Trip In One Car-—  Attica Family of 14 Stranded, Assisted

Some Progress ls Reported In Railroad Talks  Joint Meetings Be.   Joint Meetings Be. tween Carriers, Un. ions to Continue Un. til Mav 7 or &.

Total Probably About 224,770; Protest Aimed At Segregation, Leaders Say .

- How It Wuz  CLOUDS THREATEN — TUESDAY AFTERNOON Ren TOTALS .32”

How It Wuz  CLOUDS THREATEN — 5 ‘TUESDAY AFTERNOON esas TOTALS 49"

Rescue Teams Aid Stranded Victims   What Triggers Vicious Storms That Clobber Two Continents?

urope Snow-Packed:  ‘Blocking High’ Air Mass Forged Continent- Clobbering Blizzards

You ll Find   ‘Blocking High’ — 18,000 Feet Up  Worst Winter Storms Of The Century Spawned On Wind

Rockefeller’s Aides Call On ITU President   Printers Strike - s Discussed

President Johnson Grasps Duties Quickly   At Family's Wish  Kennedy to Be Buried in Arlinaton   Rusk Asked to Stay Johnson Urges Continuation Of Kennedy Foreign Policy

Nation To Join In Day Ot Mourning For Kennedy   ervices For Late President Set For Noon Monday In National Cemetery

iY Vi IVA EPC  Pres. Kennedy to Receive Hero's Burial in Arlington

MONDAY PROCLAIMED DAY OF NATIONAL MOURNING  HERO'S BURIAL FOR JOHN F. KENNEDY      L.B. Churches Slate  Memorial Services

Hero's Burial Planned In Arlington Cemetery Following Monday Rites

Dazed Nation Will Pay Homaae To Slain Chief   No One To Play With

Johnson Sets Tone For Nation   Kennedy 8ody In East Room Of White House

Hero’s S ‘Services: Set  for Mr. Ke “inédy   MENA LOR TELLS FATHER Elder Kennedy Holds Up Well When Told News

President Johnson Grasps Duties Quickly   An Editorial A Time for Sorrow    At Family's Wish  Kennedy to Be Buried in Arlinaton   Rusk Asked to Stay Johnson Urges Continuation Of Kennedy Foreian Policy

IN. ARLINGTON   Hero’s Burial  Set For JFK   IN MOURNING Offices, Schools To Close In Area

High, Humble Mourn JFK’s Death   Kennedy’s Bcedy To Be Moved To Capitol

Sets Day Aside For JFK  Declares Mon.  rf a i.   Declares Mon. A National Day Of Mourning

WATER IS LIFE — I: Like Air, Water Is Taken For Granted   Rv LEROY POPE

NEWS INDEX   NOISE BUT NO NEWSPAPERS New York Is ‘Almost Silent’

Planning Starts On Constitution Adopted April t  Democrats Waiting te Decide About Recount

Die In Haiti: Cuba Reeling   Crops Devastated As Hurricane Still Pounds Castroland

U.S. Carrier  Surveying Relief Needs   Half of Cuba’s Farms Reported Destroyed

May Reach ¢ 000; Cuban Crops Ruined   Storm Remains Ove Island Far Longer « Than Ever Known

Cuba Lashed Fourth Day By Flora   'U. S. Surveys Haiti's  Relief Needs as Death Toll Nears 4.000

Flora Batters Cuba for 4th Straight Day   Storm’s Northward Movement Threatens Bahamas and Florida

Haiti Death Toll Mounts;  Need Vaceine        Castro Surveying Terrific Damage In Worst Storm

Cuba Hit Again Hurricane Flora Death Toll Boosted to 4,000 in Haiti

FLORA RAGES AGAIN ACROSS NEARBY CUBA   Haitian Officials Report 100,606 Are Homeless On That Island   CASTRO FARMS FACE ECONOMIC DISASTER

Kennedy Urge Aid to Youth Employment   Receives Advisory . Group’s Report on Problem

Thresher Seeker Recovers Fifteen Boxes of Metal Rings   ‘Tanker Mystery Remains Unsolved

Sulphur Queen's Loss Unsolved  37 Days of Hearings Closed in New York

Fail to Determine How Ship Was Lost With 39 Crewmen  Coast Guard Inquiry Sheds No

As Coast Guard Ends Investigation  -Tanker's Disappearance Remains Mystery

e TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nations Council of Churches Religious Featares)

YOUTH IS HIT, EGGED OUTSIDE RESTAURANT   Bystander Shouts “You Never Had To Fight  For Freedom!”   ‘SOME SHRUG: “BACK ‘WHERE WE STARTED”

  Racial Trouble in Cambridge ‘Guardsmen Leave,  ‘Marches Resumed

Protest In Md. City  Resumed   Integrationists In Cambridge Make Bid; Guards Leave

Asks World Peace Through U.N. Pope John Calls For End To Armaments Race

Pope Calls for End of Arms Race, U.N. Authorityto Safequard Peace

WANTS UN MADE REAL SAFEGUARD   Arms Reduction, Nuclear Ban Are Among Proposals

U.N. should protect peace  Pope appeals for end of arms race thruout world

Pope John Pleads for End to Arms Race   Rolvaag Lays Down 8-Point Progra  More Help Asked for Mental Health Clinics

Pope Calls for End To Arms Race; New Efforts to Disarm   Nucleer Deterrant Is a Menace; Chance Could Set OH World Wer.

Asks Power For U.N. To Keep Peace   Pontiff Proposes Nuclear Weapons Placed Under Ban

Says Trust _ Alone Can  Bring Peace  i   Warns Of War  And Consequences

Pope John Calls for Ending of Arms Race   (Photo on Picture Page)

Pope Appeals For End to  Arms Race   Encyclical Calls For Nuclear Ban To Guard Peace

Pope Appeals for End To World Arms Race,  Power for United Nation:

End Arms Race, Plea From Pope  [OP OReaer! oem, © ae.   Strengthen U.N, For World Peace, Pontiff Asks

Baie Word Encyclical... . Pope John Warns War Could Start By Chance

End To Arms Buildup Asked   World Peace Is Goal Of Vatican Message

‘Peace on Earth’ Safeguard Peace Pope John's Encyclical Calls For End to World Arms Race

Pope Urges Stronger  U.N. Role   Appeals for.an End  To Atomic Arms Race

Encyclical Urges Cut in Military Stockpiles and Ban on Nuclear Weapons

End to Arms Race Urged By Pope John   Pontiff Calls for A-Weapons Ban; Cuts In Stockpiles

Pope Appeals For Peace Aim, Policing by U.N.  World Arms Race Hit in Encyclical Rallies ‘All Men’

End Arms Race      Wants United Nations Given Means To Safequard World Peace

Requests U.N. Be Given Authority. To Guard Peace  Warns War May Start By Unexpected Act

Urges UN Role In Safeguarding Peace— Pope Appeals For End To World's Arms Race

‘Peace on Earth’ Safeguard Peace Pope John's Encyclical Calls For End to World Arms Race   Footing of Fauality

Proposes Ban On Nuclear Weapons   Asks United Nations Be Given Means To Safeguard Peace

POPE ASKS FOR UNITED NATIONS PEACE ACTION   APPEALS FOR END TO ARMS RACE IN EASTER MESSAGE

"LET U.N. SAFEGUARD PEACE’  Pope Calls on Nations to End Weapons Race

Leadership Fight Seen In Tiny Toge  President Olympio Slain; Military Coup Takes Over

REVOLT SPURS 2-MAN FIGHT FOR TOGO RULE   Tiny West African Na tion’s President Olympio Is Assissinated   Former Premier Vies With Conspirator for Leader's Role

(Power Struggle Developing In Togo In Wake Of Slaying   New Togo Regime Expectes To Be Less Friendly To U. §

President Is Only Victim During Revolt Sunday In West African Nation

Leadership Struggle In TogoNearinc  President Olympio  Assassinated Near aie ti3.-/.

Struggle For Power  Develops   Head OF African Unit Is Killed In Revolt

Power Struggle Develops in Wake of Revolt in Togo   U.S. Can Expect Less Friendly Government to Follow in Togo.

West Africa Republic Scene Of Power Battle   Togo’s President Slain; Power FightShapes Up

Late News Off the AP Wire   WINS TOP SKATS...   REIECT PRO.RED MOVE.

Leader Assassinated Togo Power Struggle Seen In President’s Death

Power Struggle Grips Tiny Togo   President Assassinated Military Revolts,

3 Sides In Fight ... Truce Is Ending On Filibuster:   After President Is Assassinated . .. Rivals Launch Struggle For Leadership Of Togc

Conservatives Seem To Like Butler Best  Deputy Prime Minister Invited To Give . Address Inctand OF Strickan Macmillan

Today in Washington  Soviet, U.S. to Conduct Study ‘Of Cosmic Rays at South Pole

On Orders From Wallace Helmeted Troopers Block Integration At Huntsville

Helmeted Troopers  Bar Children From  Hunisville Schools Follow Wallace's Orders Despite  ame eawreriie  Milt antianme Cram Mlk

Airlift Halts As 89 Leave Fidel’s Cuba  WA. Witahtc Dienwnonil   No Flights Planned By Pan America In Refugees’ Return

Aerial Exodus of Cuban Refugees Ends With Arrival of 89 af Miami

Artlift Ends For Refugees From Castro  No More Flights Of Ransom Goods, Red Cross Says 

Aerial Exodus From Cuba Ended  * x * x * * * * * * * x * * * x   Future Ransom Deliveries Will Be Made By Ship

‘Two AF Jets Missing     ‘Ships, Planes Search For Missing Tankers

Mishap Comes Just Before  Gen. Gent's Transfer To New Assignment In Virginia

General Assigned New Duties Shot  Wounding Follows Arrest  Patisge wee

Gent Wounded In Temple; Preliminary Report Shows Shooting To Be Accidental

Pressure On Teamster Bonds?  Hoffa Asks Justice Department Inquiry

Awe hws  Crossroads —.. Doubt Full War Around The See Korean Forays NEK Area As Probing Action

Crossroads, USA. Doubt Full War Around The See Korean Forays NEK Area As Probing Action

Two-Man Team Beginning Tour Across State   Spokesman Thinks Vote Before Next Election Needed

Feels Arrangement Proper Campenni Resigns as Aide to Sen. Proxmire

Inside The TR   eae SP El. eee  France-German Honeymoon Fades Fas!

South Of The Border—— is Sailors Arrested . In $125, 000 Robbery

Space Arms Barred In Resolution   Full U.N. Assembly Vote Today Expected To Give Approval

Picture of Racial Disturbance: EM IsTurbance:  Guntire Crackles Amid Birmingham Street Battle

Fighting Is Likened To Battle; Angry Negroes Attack Police   Leader’s Home Bombed; Gunfire Echoes For More Than An Hour

Republican Unseats’ lowa’s Gov. Hughes   CALLS IT ‘GOOD APPOINTMENT’  Scalise Pleases Hughes

Known Dead 9; Deadly Gas Fills Pit   Officials Fear 100 Others Dead. 70 Are Injured

n“perators Comply Voluntarily  “Find 'Dry Spell’ Forecast by Hughes Is Taking Effect in Once Wet Areas

lowa Tavern Operators Taking Steps To Halt Sales of ‘Liquor by Drink’

‘Dry Spell’ Begins on Liquor  County Officials Carrying Out Hughes’ Edict

Find It Harder to Buy Drink - lowa’s ‘Dry Spell’ Seems Effective

TFX Probe Opens   Boeing President To Take Stand In Stormy Warplane Controvers)

Stormy TFX Probe Continues * * * * * * * * x x * * * * *  BRoeino Procudont Faroe Connte Imenoti onbin., NM...

U.S. Commander Visits Viet Nam  Officers Are Worried - About Red Victories

Increase Sought for Education   State University Asks for 40 Per Cent Boost Over Current Year

Winds, Tidal Hood Ravage Large Area   Houses And Huts Smashed, Ships At Anchor Capsized

High Storm Toll Seen  Pakistan Hit; 1,000  Wy. .~.zah. Wr .2e%.. 2. ¥F

Some Lawmakers Critical; Early Replies Divided Gov. Dalton Polls Legislators On Calling Special Session

U.o. Faxpayers “Investment in  Vanishing Millions of the Alaska Railroad

Democrats Add foRules Group, Favor Liberals  JFK Seems to Have Edge in Fight to Move Leaislation

Demo Caucus Votesto Keep Enlarged Unit   GOP Defections Due on Size of ¥ital Committee

Decision Is Step Toward Victory For Kennedy  If Backed By House Would Giv

Dems Vote To Enlar ree. Rules Group   Party Decision In House Favors Kennedy’s Stand

Would Give Margin Of One Vote To So-Called Liberals  Considered Victory For President But  fe ee. ee

Democratic Caucus Votes To Enlarge Rules Unit: Full House Test Coming

Issues Statement   House Demos Vote to Enlarge Powerful Rules Committee

House Democrats Move to Enlarge  Rules Committee  Party Caucus Proposes to Give Liberale 1-Vote Marain

LF.K. wins first round  Democrats vote to enlarge Rules mmittee hy one

House Dems Vote Larger  Rules. Group Liberals Would Hold Control By One Vote

Congress Ready to Convene... Democrats Vote to Enlarge The House Rules Committee

Democrats Vote Edge To Liberals   No Action on Demand  For Curbing House Group’s Power

Liberals Hold Slim Margin In Tight Struggle   Packed House Committee Will Approve Controversial Bills

Demos Vote To Enlarge Rules Group  pa ae ee ae   Step Toward JFK Victery

Kennedy Boost ls Given by House on Rules Commiftee   Liberala Will Control Group That Puts New Bills Up for Vote.

House Votes to Enlarge Rules Group  Decision Step Toward Victory  for President

House Demos Give Liberals 1-Vote Control   But Caucus Decision Must Still Get Throvah Chamber

‘In Six Months Period  Nearly 40,000 Pounds of ‘Surplus Foods Distributed

Train Hits Car; 2 Die at Litchfield  Victims Believed   Victims Believed Man and Wife; 9 Killed in State

Jackie Comfortable ‘After Premature Birth Patrick Bouvier Kennedy Is Not On Critical List

‘Because It Happened In Lone Star State’—  e Hang Our Heads In Shame, Mourners Told

Judge Shouts From Bench   Warns Whites They Can’‘t ‘Operate On Mob Basis’

‘Other People Have Rights, Too’ Shouting Judge Scolds Demonstrators

Late News Off the AP Wire   MACMILLAN DETERMINED   WO INTEREEFRE NCH.

‘Almost Lerritying Experience  ‘Student Tells Cuba Bombin g Raid Story  Ss re ay

Terrifying experience Pair admits part in Cuba bombing   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1963, Boston Traveler

Daredevils Tell Of Raid On Cuba   Fiome-Made Bombs Dropped Last Thursday Didn't Exlode

Two Admit Part In Cuban Raid   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1963, Boston Traveler

Ready to Try Again —  Student and Pilot Admit Part in Cuban Bomb Raid

Student, Pilot Admit Parts in Cuba Raid, Describe ‘Terrifying Experience

Student, Pilot Admit Cuban Raid   By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1963, Boston Traveler

Student Tells Of Bombing Cuba ‘Terrifying Experience’   Photographer Involved In Rai Refuses To Take A Lie Test

MIT Student, Daredevil Pilot Describe Their Parts in Bombing Raid on Cuban Oil Refinery

Aimed at Cuban Refinery  Daredevil Pilot. MIT Student, Tell Part in Raid

Student tells of Cuba raid   ‘I leaned back in my seat and prayed?

British Police Arrest 2 Men; Others Quizzec  $280,000 Reported Recovered; Other Leads Checked

Large Sum Recovered By Police  Authorities Detain Three Others For

2 arrested in connection with great train robbery   President of Congo Republic quits post   Vietnamese nun burns self to death

British Holding Five in Robbery  $280,000 of Loot Found in Autos

Burglar Caught at Alexandria After Chase, Gun Battle   FIRST ARRESTS MADE IN BRITAIN’S TRAIN ROBBERY

Arrest 2 Men Suspected As Mail Bandits   Police Report $280,000 O;% Train Robbery Loot Is Recovered.

2 Men Seized With Loot Near London   3 Others Detained; $280,000 Found In Suspects’ Car

Train Robbery Suspects Held   British Police Say About $280,000  Mec« Baan Beemuaras

THREE OTHERS BEING DETAINED  Two Held, Part Of Train Robbery Loot Recovered

Some Of The Money  Recovered  Two Men Charged: Two Women, Man Detained For

Three More Held For — Questioning  OT oc oe, 0   -Names, Charges “Are Kept Secret

British Police Nab 2 Men, Recover $280,000 Loot  In $7 Million Train Theft

Recover $280,000 Of Loot —  2 Accused; Quiz 3 Others In Mail Train Robbery

Two Men Held In Connection With Robbery   Large Sum Of Money Found

2 Men Face Charges In  Train Holdup   Arrest Made At Coast Resort: 3 Other Persons Held

Large Sum Of Money Is Found   British Police Hold Three More For Investigation   See Photos on Page Four

RUMORS CIRCULATE   Two Men Held For Questioning In Train Robbery

Laurens San Sept tey/963 Clarence Anderson  dies unexpectedly; services Wednesday

Negro Leader Killed By Assassin From Ambush   General Shock And Shame Expressed Ove: Shooting Down Of Mississippi Leader

4-H Grand Champion Baby Beef Was Purchased From Eisenhower Farm For $132

6,066 voters registered here   Polaris sub takes station in Mediterranean

FBI Nabs Syndicate Figure   -Ratortion,   Extortion Charge Cited

Cosa Nostra Man Arrestec   Faces Extortion Charge— Cosa Nostra Head Nabbed in Boston

Space Vehicle Booster   At Boston Airport  FBI Arrests Philadelphia Cosa Nostra Crime Boss

‘Apparently Lending Pa. Polls’  ‘Not a Candidate,’ Claims Scranton

For His Former Chief  Johnson Leads Fellow  (Citizens In Mourning

KHRUSHCHEV OBJECTS  Red Wheat Deal Hits Snag On Use Of American Ships

Soviet Threat Io Curb Whea Deal Foreseen   Shipping Companies Unimpressed By Offer For Wheat Delivery

Lake Erie Area Gets New Layer Of Snow   Much of Nation Ts Numbed; N.Y. Thraway Closed 5 Hours

ory WilIOn PiOp  U. S. Midas Warning ‘System Abandoned: Weapon Fizzles Out

Streets, Stores Flooded; Creek Dwellers Move   Indian Pow-wow Camp Inundated

Is He Really Running Now?  Sen. Goldwater Doing ‘Hesitation Waltz’

Old-Fashioned Act Goldwater Tops GOP Poll: With His ‘Hesitation Waltz’

Sul Front Runner  Supporters See Goldwater Fearless of Khrushchev, Strong National Leader

Uemocrats Wary UT Voter's Decision On Keeping Poll Tax   Goldwater Undertakes Ritual Dance Called ‘Hesitation Waltz’

GOP, Southern Demos Seek New Wheat Plan   °64. Elections Provide Incentive

Khrushchev Says Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Could Lead to Better International Climate   Uncertain Reception Awaits Tes# Ban Treaty in Senate

2 PARIS (AP) — A French rocket hurtled a cat into space today and the cat landed safely by parachute, thé French Defense Ministry announced.

CHALLENGE IKE TO REVEAL HOW TO CUT BUDGET  DEMOCRATS WANT RI WEPRINT EnR

Ask Ike to Spell Out Budget Cuts  Democrats Want Former Preside   Democrats Want Former President To Blueprint His Spending ideas

2 Democrats Challenge Ike On Fand Cuts   Former President Asked to Supply  Reductions Plan

Dems Dare Ike To Show ‘Budget Cuts   CSU _Hard Hit Governor To Study _ Aaency Fund Cuts

Ask Ike to Specify His Budget ‘Cuts’   Ex-President Had Said Reductions Are Possible.

Mrs. Evans Resigns As Secretary New Cancer Society  Heads Are Elected

‘Hot Line’ Accord  Signed in Geneva   President Kennedy Hopes This Will Lead to Other Aqreement:

 Heard in Ouster Action  Third Steel Firm Testifies ITo Losses on State Bridaes

Seek Proof Faulty Tuna Killed Women  A&P Chain Remove:  Cans from Shelves  me Stidy Gaee nn

Health authorities seeking positive answers in two food poisoning deaths

Tuna Poisoning Checkup Points To Just One Can   Health Officials Still Lack Final Data in Probe

Authorities Still Probe Tuna Deaths   Two Detroit Women Victims; 5,760 Cans May Be Contaminates

Pood Poisoning Deaths Caused by Can of Tuna  Lenarnta OG4:11 Dn Nint¢ Llacrn A motwwarce   Experts Still Do Not Have Answers; Chance of More Cases Thought Unlikely

Still Doubts Tuna Cause  Of Deaths  Experts Busy   Experts Busy Checking On Canned Fish

Cause of Deaths Uncertain More Answers Sought In Canned Tuna Probe

Seek Answers To Cause Of Food Poisoning   Health Experts Seek Positive Answers To Iliness In Detroit

If So, Are Other Cans Contaminated? Canned Tuna Suspect In 2 Detroit Deaths

Death Diagnoses Not Yet Positive  A&P Stops Sale Of Tuna Pending Official Tests

Health Officials Seek Answers  Contaminated Tuna Suspected In Deaths

Tuna Suspected...  Officials Seek ‘Positive’ Cause Of Women’s Deaths

Contaminated Tuna Tied to Poison Deaths   Health Experts Seek Positive Answers to Iinesses in Detroit

Tuna Blamed in Death of Two  Origin of Fatal Food Poisoning Hunted

PLYMOUTH COUNTY FARMERS INVITED TO HEAR FREEMAN AT WORTHINGTON. MINN.

PLYMOUTH COUNTY FARMERS INVITED: TO HEAR FREEMAN  AT WODTEHTAI MARL BREFATAT *

Expected To Push Council  New Pope Linked To Progressives   New Pope Hailed   Bishop Mussio Issues Statement

New Pontiff Regarded As Progressive And [Expected To Continue Council With Vigor

New Pope Was Called ‘Bishop of the Workers   Marked as Efficient  Administrator With Keen Mind

New Ruler  Linked To  Progressive Expect New Vigor  : Progra ams bad vil my. g*

Former Milan archbishop Newly elected Pope known as bishop of the workers

A Progressive Leader ....  Pope Paul Expected To Continus  Council: Efficient Administrator

TACT, GENTLENESS, PIETY Pope Paul Has ice Of Diplomacy And Administration

Wore Miner's Hat on Visit  Milan Remembers Church Rule As Bishop of the Workers

Boys State Set For Lawrence  Despite Dispute - Wichita Unit Bolts’  After Site Altered:  leamal A.4s’*.. 1, Rr.

Boys State Set For Lawrence Despite Dispute   Wichita Unit Bolts After Site Altered: Legal Action Is Due

John W. Harold STATE EDUCATION ASSN: EXECUTIVE TO BE SPEAKER AT WESTMAR MEETING

STATE EDUCATION ASSN. EXECUTIVE  TO BE SPEAKER AT WESTMAR MEETING

Kennedy May Reveal Sale Plans Today   Soviets and Eastern Europe Communists Countries Interested

Big Wheat Deal May! Be Announced Today  May Involve, $300 Million.  Sale to Russia — : Awd Otho. Rad;

Rockefeller And Goldwater See Nixon Seeking Top Jol   SERKS DEBATE

Despite Disavowals .. . Republican Contenders Rate Nixon a Candidate

Nixon Stirs Up Pot   Speculation Over 1964 Candidacy Keeps GOP Race Up in the Air

Rockefeller, Goldwater Believe He Is     Speculate on Nixon as 1964 Candidate

COMMODORE PERRY MIGHT HAVE FLINCHED  Rare Suggestions Made For Battle Of Lake Erie Celebration

NUCLEAR FIRING SUGGESTED  Cmdr. Perry May Have Flinched At Plans For Lake Erie Battle Show

JFK Clarifies li: Hell Use Troops If Needed   To Mark Lake Erie Victory  Perry Might Flinch At Anniversary Plan:

Jackson Flareup Negro Sit-In Erupts In Racial Violence   Judge Orders Ole Miss To Admit Negre

Negro Beaten ln Sit-in af Lunch Counter  Violence Erupts In Mississippi, Calm Elsewhere

N egroes Continue Protests   Judge Orders One Admitted To Law School

Rain, Snow  Eases Some  Dry Areas Some States Lift  Bans On Fires As a. eee Sones Sa 7’...

Rains End Drought In Northeast   Dry Weather Prevails In  Other Areas

New England Gets Snow, Rain Dry Sections In U.S. Given Little Relief

Prolonged dry spell continues  Only New England reports much relief from drought

LATOCU ES ee —_  East Dampened By Rain, Snow  KT... Oo... TCO... I

OAS Preps To Limit. Cuban Reds   Ambassador Says Report First Step To Halt Infiltration

Expects Red Funds To Halt   Red China Assailed Kremlin Policy Favors Tito

1964 Will Be ‘Decisive’ Year In War   Saigon Coup Will Hove Little Effect On Campaign

Gen. Harkins Says Diem Did A Goot Joh Against Res  Believes Coup Will Have Little Over-All Effect On War Drive

Today ::   Around the State . Around the Nation . Around the World .

Can Professor's Beam of Electrons Oulshoot Cupid ‘With Bow and Arrow! Final Answer fo Come Later!

STUDENTS PAIRED OFF ELECTRONICALLY  Can Computer Outshoot Cupid?

Students OK Dates Picked By Computer  But True Results   But True Results Won't Be Known For Six Months  Bw. FRJAMm OWaR PE

Kina Mav Have Cancer   TODAY IN WASHINGTON  WASHINGTON fAP}—In news fram Washington:

Romney Says No About Candidacy  Feeling Persists He Still Is Available

Because Your Daddy Can't Give You One  Italian Girl Sends Her New Doll To Caroline

Greater Love Hath No Man -- ‘Together In Life And Death’ Was Father’s Rule

Raid Watch Force Is  Enlarged   Coast Guard Sends More Men, Craft To Florida Area For Intercepts

Review of Rea Bloc Changes Is on Agenda   McNamara, Dillon Also To Take Part

RUSK FLIES TO PARIS FOR NATO TALKS   Foreign Ministers Will Weigh Effect On West Of Changes In Communist Lineup.

Will review Red bloc changes  Rusk leaves for Atlantic Alliance ministers meeting

Rusk En Route Tt Foreign Ministers Meeting In Paris  Secretary Of State Will Also Talk With President De Gaulle

Review Set Of Changes In Red Bloe   Effect on Security Of Western World Will Be Evaluated

Rusk Flies To Paris For NATO Talks   To Assess How Red Bloc Moves Affect Security Of West

Rusk Attends NATO Meet  In France   Dramatic Changes In Communist Bloe Must Be Assessed

Meeting With De Gaulle Set For Monday  MeNamara, Dillon To Assist With  3-Day Conference

Inside Today   MVOSTI ¥ RETUG ees  Over 3,000 Cubans, Including Vets  Of Invasion, Serving In U.S. Forces

3.000 Cubans Train With U.S. Forees  Most Are Refugees Invasion Group, Pentagon Says

3,000 Cubans Train With U.S. Forces  Most Are Refugees Invasion Group, Pentagon Says  ne ARTE aS

Cuba Halts Repatriation   Suspension Order Dashes Hopes Of About 100 Planning to Leave   More Than 30,000 Cubans Train in U.S

Nome ALE VY Cts  3,000 Cubans Are Training In U.S. Military Service

3,000 Cubans Now U. S. Gls   Armed Forces Provide Training for Exiles

U.S. Armed Forces Program Training 3,000 Cubans, Some Vets Of Invasion   Renatriation Of American Citizens Atiempiing jo Leave Cuba, Suspended

3,000 Cubans  Training In  U.S. Forces Must Ave clases Goon Ven Ol Bes  Of Pios Invascian

3000 Cubans In US Armed Forces  Most Are Refugees Who Fled Icland

Washington-Moscow Link, To Curb Sudden Outbreak Of War, Approved By Russ   More Than 3,000 Cuban Refugees Now Training In U.S. Armed Forces

3,000 CUBANS IN U.S. TRAINING   SCATTERED WITH VARIED UNITS OF ARMED FORCES

Death, Destruction in 2-Car Wreck   City Makes Move To Open Tax Door

Store Chain Sues Rightist Organization   Says Cards {n Merchandise Hurt Reputation

Stuck With. Stick: Shift. Thief Loses $3:Million   Abandoned Gens Pocketed by N.Y. “Wreckine Crew Who Refused im Aid

Workmen Looted [he Loot  Great Jewel Robbery An Embarrassing Fiasco

Loot Left For Spectators  Jewel Robbery Becomes A Comedy When Getaway Driver Flunks Test

Lawmakers To Hear Faubus Tomorrow General Assembly Convenes; Quick Money Bill Okay Seen

Missouri House Works On New Bills After Finishing Hearing On Poelker

Schoolboy Linked To 2 Slayings Is Waived To State District Court

7-Year-Old ‘Doesn't Know Why’ —  Youth Admits 2 Vicious Slayings

Flood Safety Valve   ?RIVATE NEGOTIATIONS APPROVED ‘ED  Wheat Deal Looks Brighter

DEADLOCK ON WHEAT ENDED   American Grain Firm: Get Go-Ahead On  Transactions   160,080 TONS SET FOR RED HUNGARY

Wheat Deal With Russia Is Made   Chicago Firm Receive: First License to Make Shipment to Hungary

FATHER CHALLENGES PRESIDENT’S RIGHT TO PLACE SOLDIER UNDER COMMAND OF UNITED NATIONS

Halting of Vietnamese Aid Suagested by U.S. Senator   PLEDGES SUPPORT

Today's Teleqram   Senator Would Cut Off Aid Unless S. Viet Nam Reforms

May Offer Bill To Cut Off All Viet Nam Aid   Idaho Democrat Demands Stern Measures By U.S. Government

Senator Says Viet Nam Aid May Be Cut Off   Demands For Stern U.S. Measures Voicec At Stormy Briefing

Church Wants South Viet Nam Aid Shut Off  Senator Asks For Strong Action By TTS : Diem

‘Unless, Reforms Start Church Weighs Resolution To Cut Off Viet Nam Aid

HEADS POLICE   Senator Wants Reforms  Would Halt Aid To Viet Nam

Full Blockade Of Island Is Suggested   Senators Want W. Hemisphere Joint Action

Expect To Exceed Quota; 130 Pints From Here Monday  Whole-Blood Rushed

Generals. Take Over In Saigon   U.S. Troops Called Into Capital For Embassy Protection

Diem and Brother Nhu Raise White Flag When Palace Is Demolished   Gen. Duong Van Minh Said to Have Led Coup; New Prime Minister Is Former Vice President Nguyen Ngoc Tho; Report Many Vietnamese Killed in Fight

COUP LEADERS IN VIET NAM TAKE CONTROL   Government Runs Up White Flag After Palace Siege   EARLY REPORTS SAY DEATH TOLL HEAVY

Qld Buddhist Foe In Lead: Toll ls High  Brothers Run Up   Brothers Run Up White Flag Over Ruins Of Palace

Coup Leaders Install New Viet Nam Rule  Reports From Saigon   Reports From Saigor Say Two Brothers Committed Suicide

President Surrenders To Military   Buddhist General Leads Victorious Coup In Saigon

"ste S$ CNG  FUNERAL RITES FRIDAY AT IRETON, SHELDON FOR CRASH VICTIMS

Fog lifa's End FUNERAL RITES FRIDAY  AT IRETON, SHELDON FOR CRASH VICTIMS

Saturday to be cloudy,  little warmer   28 at 1 p.m. today 17 low this morning 29 high Thursday 53 high year ago 35 low year ago

Dalton Closes Books On 1963 Assembly By Signing Two Bills and Vetoing One

Special Committee Makes Request  UN Nations Asked To Oust S. Africa

U.N. TURNS TO AGENDA BULGING WITH HOT ISSUES   AFRICA, CHINA, SOUTH VIET NAM GRAB SPOTLIGHT

U.N. Is Asked to Oust §. Africa For Race Policy  _ Calls for Penalties

‘Action on South Africa Asked... .  General Assembly Faces Hot Issues

Racial Policies Under Fire  Bids U.N. Consider South Africa Ouster

RIGID RACIAL POLICY Special U. N. Committee Asks Africa Expulsion

U.N. Group Would Oust S. Africa  Tough Racial Segregation  Held Reason

Africa Race Stand Given Blast In UN   Expulsion Sought For Rigid Racial  Barrier Policies

U. N. Group Seeks Ouster  Of S. Africa   Policy Of Rigid Racial Segregation Comes Under Fire

U.N. Turns To Several  Hot Issues Buddhist Conflict   Buddhist Conflict In Viet Included In Bulging Agends

Group Asks Ouster of South Africa  U.N. Committee —   U.N. Committee Calls For Penalties Against Country

Aris, Oi HK mbargoes Requested   Albania Requests Seat For Red China

U.N. Assembly Asked To Expel South Africa   Denounce Racia Segregation

But Today They Swelter In Hot Spell   Rain Appears Developing In Mississippi Valley

SHOWERS POSSIBLE NEXT WEEK Sweltering Ohicans Had Snow a Year Ago

lraqi Deputy Asks 5-Nation  Arab Force Makes Proposal In Hailing Syrian Revolt

FIRST RETURNS GIVE SUPPORT UNANIMOUSLY   Stretch of Coastline Piers May Be Operating Again by Friday   ISSUES REMAIN   JFK ‘Gratified’; Word Waited From South Atlantic, Gulf Coast

Longshore Pact Given First OK   Philadelphia Local Gives Nod To Formula to End Month-Old Strike

Today’s News Digest   INTERNATIONAL   Harriman Says K  At Ease On China

Courtesy Meeting All Smiles   Test Ban Treaty Hone:     Rise; Nikita Present

Weather   Nuclear Test Ban Talks Open in Russian Capital   Summit Meeting May Follow Moscow Conclave

Diplomats Are Optimistic That Talks Would Result In Partial Test Treaty

Illicit Romance Charged at Trial  State Says Wife Triangle Victim

At College In Boston Pope’s Encyclical Receives Praises In JFK’s Speech

Papal Letter Hailed   JFK Lauds Encyclical As Crossing Sectarian And Credal Barriers

‘Language Of Progress And Peace’ i caatiediaenettthrieninesateeeseatemmenmmatiaemmetettinmeniaiameeetectin nated ei ne ee  Pope John’s Message Hailed

Oleo Bill Backers See Victory Now   Senators Adopt Minority Committee Report, 38-27 To Revive Oleo Measure

‘Space Honeymoon Is Over'-- Von Braun   By DR. WERNHER YON BRAUN Written For UPI

Court Will Test Appointive Power  Auditor Dispute Takes Spotlight

‘Van Cliburn To ‘Cactus’ Texas Musical Cast  ‘To Serenade Erhard

German Chancellor Visits at LBJ Ranch   President Books Cast To Serenade Official

What's Inside   Ymas Trees Galore To Glow In U. S. Homes This Year

We'll Spend $100 Million For ‘Em —  Christmas Tree Time lls Around The Corner

IN THOMPSON CASE  Court Instructs State to Provide Detailed Answers to 3 Questions

Wilcoxson Discussed Robbing Bank With Guard Later Killed in Holdup

Information From Secret Sessions Prohibited   Opponents To Move Cut Off Without Debate

Gov. Scranton Proposes Industrial Development Plan for Pennsylvania

Industrial  Developing Plan Given Legislature  Scranton. Urges  Dh nwa atcur a   Scranton Urges Pennsylvanians To Get on Marcel Via His Plan

Goldwater Critical Of Attacks   Rockefeller ‘Doing Party No Good,’ He Says Of New Yorker

Page 4, CLOVIS NEWS-JOURNAL, Tuos, Atig. 20, Bult:  Hole Being Dun To Rescue Three Miners From Shaft

Hole Drilled fhrough Rock Above Miners  Rescuers Hope To Reach Men By Midnight

Contact Hole Misses 2nd Chamber   Injured Man Silent Since Monday; Pair Jokes About Plight

Negroes In Florida Win Right   Picketing Permitted By State Judge; Race Troubles Reported

Negroes Win Right To Picket   Tallahassee Judge Frees 222 Of Contempt

Judge Frees Negro Group   Right To Picket, Protest Recognized In New Ruling

Judge Rules  Negroes Have Right to Picke Court Contempt  Counts Dropped In Tallahassee

Negroes’ Picketing Rights Recognized   Racial Work Bias Believed  Beaten Back

Court Rules For Negro Pickets —   Charges Dismissed in Florida; Right te Protest Unheld   DECISION HAILED   First Such Ruling Ever Made in the South

Faubus Hits JFK Program  President Shows No Anger Over Civil Richte Talk

Ignores Scathing Introduction  Kennedy Unruffled By Faubus’ Tirade

JFK Unruffled By Attack On Rights Program   Criticized By Gov. Faubus

Lists ‘‘new south’s”’ contribution  Kennedy ignores Faubus’ civil rights criticism

‘New South’ Is Foresecen By Kennedy  President's Civil Rights Proposals Rapped By Faubu

ill eniniaiini . innaiaeiaetaaiar aie aamniadanl  'Kennedv Eulosized as Husband. Father

yvide open conrest Lodge not Eisenhower's choice GOP chiefs told

AL AnRUaL Lovernor 8 vonyerence  Committee To Cancel Health Care Support

Uid Age Health Plan Gets Nix Nod At Conferenee  Committee Wants One More Year To Study Kennedy’s Proposal

Medical Care Plan Rejected By Governors  Another Year’s Study Is Planned

MORE HELP NEEDED IN PARCHED AREAS  Bellmon Outlines Drought Steps

Sooner Jurists Disagree With Stand on Rape   MORE HELP NEEDED IN PARCHED AREAS  Bellmon Outlines Drought Steps

WHEN RED PRESSURE EASES .. . _.. THERE’S STRIFE AMONG FRIENDS  Kennedy Will Face Agonizing Period Of Key Decisions   WHAT. IT MEANS   TO NULLIFY FRENCH ‘NO’ Italy Backs Britain  On Common Mart

President Faces Agonizing Policy Decisions   Western Alliance Seems To Be Coming Unglued

Pressure Put On Kennedy By De Gaulle   Major Decisions Confront President  Within Few Weeks

De Gaulle Peril To JFK Status   Frenchman Threatens Kennedy's Leadership Of. Western Alliance

DeGaulle Pose: Serious Threat To President  American Policy May Be Changed

‘New Problems Face Kennedy   French-Red Link Feared, Tlaly Baeks Brilish, Pg. 16-4

Kennedy Faces Prospect of Tough Decisions   GREATER MENACE THAN REDS CITED   Italy Promises Britain Support in Market Row

Hard Decisions Face Kennedy In Rifts with France, Canada   Britain Gets Italy’s Support

Two Crises Call For  Decisions Most Critical Issue Reprisal  ! Acainst France

-JFK’s PT Boat Experience Described -   oe  Confused And ineffective

‘Is He Serious About Test Ban Treaty?   Khrushchev Leaves The West Guessing

Indians Blast New Castle, 27-0; Hagerstown Stops Highland, 19-12

Indians Blast New Castle, 27-0; Hagerstown Stops Highland, 19-12   ‘Storm Drives On Bahamas

Flight Over Oil Plants ls Claimed   Big Damage Doubted By Self-Depicted Participant

Hitand Run Raid Made On Tanks   U.S. Reporter Says Refinery Did Not Explode

Photographer Says He Flew on Mission To Bomb Refinery   Says Five Homemade Bombs Dropped But No Damage Is Done.

TV Newsman Tells of Flight... .     “Defensive” Bombing Raids On Havana Are Reported

Deadline’s Wednesday  Election Board Extends Daily Registration Hour:

On Civil Rights ————$—<$—<—o  Smoke Without: Flame Conference Forecast

Dixie Governors Conclave Expected To Be Controlled by Liberal Faction

FREEMAN POINTS TO TAXPAYER SAVINGS   U.S. LOOKS ON CLOSELY  Bitter South Korean Election Is Tuesday

Senate Group Sets Quiz For  Defense Aide   Sylvester To Get Grilled On Claim Hearings ‘Unfair’

Subcommittee Undermines  Confidence, Official Says   Investigates Award

Citizens Group Reactivated As Candidate Spur  Second Meeting Set For Thursday Night : To Choose Officers

125 Attend Welcome Joe’ Dinner Here   By BOR KING Journal Editor

Rescue Crews Searching For Bodies In Ship  33 Men Die In Collision

Pere Excommunication Lifted Argentine Military Fears Return of Former Dictator  e J     i d

Tension Rises in Argentina ‘Over Peron   Excommunicalion 0! Ousted President Said Lifted

Peron Comeback   reron Comendacnk Argentina Discontent On Increase

ft Sounded Like a Battlefield Police Shoot in Air To Stem Negro Attacks

MAKING GOOD PROGRESS, PHYSICIAN SAYS: Crash Survivors Relate Yukon Ordeal

SEVEN WEEKS IN WILDS Pilot, Girl Bounce Back From Effects Of Ordeal In Canada

nOougn TO Travel  Pair Bounces Back From 7-Week ‘Ordeal in Cold Canadian Wilds

Home Seeks  Genuine  Coexistence Closest Alliance  With U.S. Stressed By Prime Minister

Showdown Draws Near In Alabama   Gov. Wallace Defies Federal Order; Attorney General Muils Next Stey

Eee     roops Ring Schools” Alabama Governor Defies Federal Integration Order

Defies U.S. Government   Troopers Turn Back Students In Three Cities

3-City Bar On Negroes By Wallace   Federal Court Order Defiec By Alabama Governor; Huntsville Neoro Enrolls

Rings Schools With State Troopers  Wallace Prepares  For New Showdown

Wallace Rings White Schools With Troopers   Negro Students Turned Away To Set Stage For Another Showdown In South

Police Halt Children In Three Cities   Whites Allowed To Enter As Governor Defies U. S. Courts

Students Halted on School Steps  Governor Encircles Grounds With Armed State Troopers:

Wallace Defies Government On Three Fronts   Huntsville Takes First Negro; Bobby Plans Move

Stage Is Set For Federal Intervention   Police Guard Buildings In Three Cities, But Negroes Enroll at Huntsville.

‘Governor Defies Federal Orders, Bars Negroes From Sehool In 3 Cities

8 PACES TONAY   YALLACE STRIKES AGAIN Alabama Troops Stop School Mix

iCardinal’s Attack on Holy Office Sparks Lively Debate   See Story, Page 14

Cardinal Aims Blast At Office   Forbidden Cheers Ring As German Fires Up Debate

Buried Worker Freed—   Cardinal Attacks Holy Office, Sparks Debate

ELECTIONS:9:‘DAYS AWAY   EXTORTION  RACKET: TOLD —  “London Scandal E: xpected  as ‘Love Priestess’ Dies ©

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Were Commonwealth Funds Used?—  Farmers Ask Project 70 Promotion Fund Probe

INDEY   STARGAZING 3 ALONE  Slight Slip — Balloon’s Up, Scientists Stranded

Legislature At a Glance   House Nearing Final Co-Op Tax Balloting

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Science Launches Polka-Dot Satellite —  New ‘Christmas Star’ Placed In Sky

U.S. Prepared To Launch “Christmas Star Polka Dot Satellite Toward Sun

Christmas Star Satellite Due {0 Go up Today  To Be Visible at Twilight; Help in Solar Flare Study

Sphere To Study Solar Fla res Space Agency will Give World New Christmas Star

‘Christmas Star’ awtistmas Star’  Solar Test  Satellite  Due Today Orbit May _  Be Visible -*— At Troilicht

It'll Help Predict Awesome Explos  U.S. Space Agency Plans to Give World New ‘Christmas Star’---Polka-Dot Satellite

Rhodes Plan Due Vote In House Toda v  Directors’ Terms Would Coincide With Governor's

House Set To Vote on Major Bill   Measure Affects Key Directors Of Ohio Aveneies

Radar Spots Russ Planes  Over Alaska   Spy Craft Forced To Flee By Units Of U. S. Air Force

Soviet Planes Sighted Over Alaska Friday   Moscow Advised To Take Necessary Measures To-Prevent Repetition

Two Soviet Planes Over Alaske  US. Protests Thursdav Night Flishts bv Reconnaisance Planes

First Clear Case Of © Overlight  No Int U.S. Dr afts Stron  am han oh eo. @_..f Lg

Soviet Overflight In Alaska Draws  Protest by U.S.  American Fighters Track Intruders

AMERICA PROTESTS TO RUSSIA   Two Separate Reconnaissance Overflights Violate U.S. Air Space In Middle Of Night.

Seriousness Of Incident Minimized   Reconnaissance  Planes Tracked  By Fighters’ Rada:

Two Russian Planes Fly Over Alaska On Snv Mission: Fighters Don’t Fire

Russian Craft Caught Flying Over Alaska  American Planes Detect intruders With Radar

Interceptors Spot Intruders On Radar   Interception Made By Radar   Measures ‘To Prevent Repetition’

PROTEST IS FILED OVER VIOLATION   Follows Kremlin Charge Trawler Target Of Ships

Flights Held Violations  Of AirSpace   U. S. Government Delivers Protest To Soviet Union

Alaska Radar Spots Planes   Americans Intercept But Do Not Open Fire: Alaskan Leaders Upset

Reported Over State Mainland Thursday   Two Reconnaissance Planes Fly Over Southwest Alaska; First Clearly Established Incident of Overtlights

Two Russian Planes Flew Over Alaska   Violation Friday Brings Cautionary - Protest From U. S.

State Dept. Fires Profest To Moscow   American Fighters Did Not Intercept, Officials Declare

Alaska Line Punctured by Russians   Jet Interceptors Chase Intruders

Two Reconnaissance — Planes Make F lights — Over Alaska Thursday

Protest Soviet Alaska Flights   U.S. Charges Two Reconnaissance Planes With Violations on Friday

Russian Planes Are Accused Of Alaska ‘Visit’   Soviet Overflight Cited as Violation Of U.S. Air Space

Russ Fly Over.  Alaska ;   US.Assues  U.S. Issues: Strong Protest

Red Planes Reported In Alaska Hop   State Department Reports Violation; Protest Is Filed

OVERFLIGHTS PROTESTED BY US.   Expects Russian Gov’t To Prevent Repetition  CALICN CIDCT   Clearly Established Overflight By Reds Of United States

First Case Brings Out  Poor Defense   Violation Marks Further Decline In Relations

US. Protests to Soviets on Overflights   Air Force Quickly Intercepted Reds, : Says Defense Dent.

U.S. Protests Soviet Flight Over Alaska   2? Reconnaissance Planes Reported In Violations

U.S. Protests Soviet Flight Over Alaska  2. Reconnaissance Planes Reported

Alaskans Alarmed By Red Jet Flights Over Their State   Alliance Wants Reds Ousted

Note Sent In Protest To Moscow   Soviet Ships Over Area 25 Minutes

U.S. Protests Soviet Flights Over Alaska   Believed to Be First Such Russian Flights Over United States

Red Aircraft Violate U. S. Air Space; Strong State Department Note.

2 Violations Took Place On Friday   U.S. Delivers Stiff Protest Note Over Reconnaissance Flights

U.S. Files Protest on Air Breach   Dur Fighters Up, but No Firing; Incident Is First of Kind

KERNER MAPS $3.8 BILLION STATE BUDGET   Governor Will Make Recommendations Wednesday; Spending To Rise, No New Taxes Planned. :

Nature Provides Inspiration  Fishing Is a Chance to ‘Wash Soul’   CHAPTER ONE THE REASONS WHY THEY GET THAT WAY

_ Nature Provides Inspiration  Fishing Is a Chance to ‘Wash Soul!

Welsh’s Plan For Port Funds Has Opposition   GOP Leaders For Port But Not For Spending State Funds As Proposed

Senate Eyes Extension Of ‘Commission   Sen. Russell Leads Dixie : Bitter Denunctatior     enators En

Southerners Denounce CR Unit   Oppose Extending Life of Civil Rights Commission

ICalled ‘Vicious, Prejudiced’  (Southerners Ask End  of Rights Commission

‘Rights’ Group Is Attacked  Senate Debate On Renewing Agency   Senate Debate On Renewing Agency Opens Bitterly

‘Cruel, Vicious, Unsound - - Let It Die’  Southerners Hit Rights Anon

AT HUGE COST TO CASTRO’S ECONOMY Untrained Youths Run Cuba Regime

Rails and Unions  Okay Arbitration Of Major Issues   poth Sides Begin Working on Ground Rules to Be Used During Discussions.

Arbitration On Firemen To Reopen   Fragile Agreement Endangered By Management Quote

Royalty Forced to Land   Weather Delays Queen’s Flight to South Pacific

Turned Back in Fiji Flight — Weather Forces Queen To Stay in Vancouver

ARRIVE IN CANADA Nasty Weather Turns Back Plane With Queen, Prince

_Aeturns Lo Vancouver  Weather Changes  Plans For Queen   Noon Classes Start At Kansas State U.

Just Like Any Traveler   Storms Turn Queen’s Airliner Back Twice

 (BAD WEATHER TURNS BACK PLANE CARRYING ELIZABETH AND PHILIP  Royal Couple ‘Drops In’ on Canadians

Foul Weather Grounds Royal Plane; Queen Stays Overnight At Vancouver

115 Reported Killed As 2 Planes Crash Over Turk Capital   Most of Fatalities Were On Ground, Police Report   “Meet Bad Weather Queen, Prince Philip Stalled at Vancouver After Hectic Time in Air

Royal Couple Turned Back By Weather   Queen Elizabeth, Philip Spend Night In Vancouver Hotel

SNOW BLANKETS EFUROP!I   Weather Keeps Royal Pair In Air 20 Hours

—oouthn Facific-bound —  Surprise in Vancouver;  Queen Forced to Return

Queen Has Bad Time  On Flight    Weather Forces Plane To Return To Canada Twice

Governor Warns Legislators He Il Block New Levies   Republicans See Stand Killing All Agreement Hope

Republican Chiefs Angerec by Message    Chance for Early Compromise Lost, Lawmokers Say

Killer Rejects ‘Do-Gooders’   Ready To ‘Ride Lightning’ At Sing Sing Tonight

BRITAIN POUNDED BY SNOW, WINDS   Shivering Cauntry Burie Deeper in One of Worst Winters

Road Network Is In Utter Chaos— British Short of Fuel As ‘Worst Winter Continues

Encountering One of Nation’s Worst Years   Britain Running Short of Fuel; Power; Over 100 Major Highways Blocked;  Thames River Is Frozen Bank to Bank

15-Year-Old Girl Killed, Seven Wounded As Police Patrols Battle Reds in Caracas

OFFICIALS SEE MOSCOW'S NOTE AS DRNPACANTA      Sent Also to All Nations Bordering That Sea, and to British   MOVE 1% STUDIED   Soviets Have No Bases in Area, Nothing to Lose by Offer

Expect US. to Recognize Syria Rebels   Leaders of ‘Coup Assail 1961 Split " With Nasser Rule

New Syrian leaders shout ‘Arab unity’  Recognition quickly granted

f Giss.  NATO Plans Being Shaped For Defense   French Minister’s Presence Causes Hope for Harmony

—-GREATER FRENCH INTEREST SEEN-— Rusk, NATO Council Air Nuclear Strategy

Rusk, Four European Colleagues Join  NATO To Discuss Nuclear Strategy

Rusk, NATO Allies Discuss Nuclear Issue   French Official Attends Talks

Rusk in Paris on  NATO   Signs scen of French shift on nuclear force

No sign VeUauiie Reversing ofand  French Join Nuclear Discussion

Wife, baby, accompany him from Red China Defector rushes to arms of mother

Ten Years in Red Prisons  An ex-prisener tells his chilling stary, on Page 1-1.   No Poison Gas Used in Viet Nam. U.S. Savs

INSIDE  WASHINGTON  Weekly Sizeup by Washington Statf  Wt CerinecHaweard Newcnogners

CRC Prober Arrested In Mississippi Ignored Order To Use ‘White’ Room

Nab Rights Official in Deep South   Counsel Wouldn't Us. Whites’ Facilities In Mississippi

MOVING TO HIGH POINT   IN MISSISSIPPI  Civil Rights Statt Member Arrested

In Mississippi     Civil Rights hide Seize’ For Bus Station Refusal

Access Bill Back In Legislature  Recalled from Hiinqhec hy Hoijce

One Sent Up From  Van Buren   Warden Says All ‘Desperate Men’; State Manhunt On

Group Cut Their Way To Liberty   Two Lifers Included in Escapers from Big Michigan Pen

Cut Through Cell Bars at Jackson At Dawn Today  2 Convicted Killers Included in Quartet

“All desperate men,’’ says warden  Bars in maximum security section cut by quartet

Eight Killed On Roads d Te ® ‘Violence Takes Lives  Of 12 During Weekend

Brotherly Love Sermon Theme         HST Blames North Busybodies For Racial Trouble

Gov. Tim Babcock Tells of Home Town Cracker Box Creek Alumnus Speaks at Clancy

Announce Judges For 4-H Girls’ Achievement Shows In July And Early August

Compromise Bil On Jobless Pay Nears Showdown  ae eo ee ee eee    Tentative Approval ls Given in Caucus

On The Inside   Manure To Stay For JFk  Don’t Serub Too Much. trish Told

‘On Friendly Terms’  British War Minister Admits Knowing Vanished ‘Call Girl’

— Lhd er  Disappearance of Girl Causes ‘Gossip in House of Commons

—~BRITISH RUMORS CONFIRMED— War Minister Linked With Missing Model

British War Minister Admits Friendship With Missing Good-Time Gir   INKED WITH RUMOR

Se-eze Meezs zo Sve Avov-ove =o Xec.es: Zo- $4 Mi.‘o- Mo-e “07 272A Aceos*: ———-

Scranton Would Modify Bill For Public Accommodations, Test School Bus Legislation

News Conference  ‘Scranton Calls For ‘Changes In Proposed ‘Civil Rights Measure

World Reacts Favorably To Johnson Speech   Solons Agree to LBJ’s Plea to ‘Stay and Work’

Hurry-Up Procedures  Congress Responds To Johnson's Plea   PROMISES PLISH

Missouri House In Quick Adjournment During Hot Debate   Move on Civil Rights And Lobbying Issues Before Weekend Clozs.

Accommodations Bill Stirs Fight  House Quits During Debate On Measure

UN OFFICIALS PUSH PROBE OF VANISHED CASH   Elusive ._Tshombe Believed Headed for Kolwezi Steonahold

Millions Missing from Katanga Bank   Castro Regime Denies  Red Official Wounded

Father Slain; High School Student Held   Youth Also Said To Admit Wounding His Stepmother

Russia Asks Resumption of  Berlin Talks   Series Expected to Be Resumed Soon in Washington

KKK HH Temperatures YESTERDAY  Low-25 at 5:00 a.m. High-46 at 1:00 p.m.  >a s>95955 5"

The World Today  x*x*x« x*x*«x x*x*«x   Bomb from Far East Explodes

Holdout Tax Plan Scuttled   Senate Tentatively Agrees on Rise in Revenue. Snendina

#roltumo ‘Admits ile Lied  War Minister Model Affair Rocks Britain

New Scandal Over Model Jolts London   War Minister Quits Post In Admitting Lics

Auto Insurance Plan Attacked  Few Out-Of-State Firms Trying To Repeal N.C. Law

Men Caught  1,10 Feet Down  By Explosion 130-Degree Heal  Major Threat To Survival

25 Potash Miners Entrapped   Utah Explosion Buries Men Below Ground: Few Detail:

Blast Traps 16 To 25 Miners 2,700 Feet Under Utah   Two Think Bova Alive

Today’s Weather: RAIN, COOLER   Saigon Reds Told To Kill Yanks, Destroy Property

 U.S. MILITARY TARGET Vietnamese Report Red Agents Sent To Bomb, Kill In Saigon

Terrorists  Operating  In Saigon Used by Reds   Used by Reds To Discredit New Regime

Cold Wave Claims Two Lives in State  Gos Shortage Closes Schools Ae Dlesecs 5 oad

Economy Put In Limelight By President  Reveals Series of  Ss. rie A Sone ntl 6 n» f.   Reveals Series of Steps Aimed to Cut Current Expenses

Seeks To Cut Some Current ‘Expenditures And Prevent  Other Increases

Asks Probe of Overstaffing Here, Overseas; Urges Help in Revealing Cases of Duplication of Effort   Wants Pentagon Personnel Cost-Conscious

LBJ Starts Hard Work On Budget   4 Key White House Aides To Keepy Jobs

Pope Receives Final Homage of Huge Crowd   More Than Million Pay Their Respects to Pontiff

Pontiff’s Last Will Disclosed  Throngs Pay Their Respect To Pope John XXUI Ax Rate of 30.000 An Hour

Nearly Two Million Persons Stream Day and Night Past Bier of Pope

Last Will of Pontiff Disclosed . . .  Nearly 2 Million View Pope's Body

Both injured and without food for: a month   Pilot reports sighting downed vlane

Americans Lost for 7 Weeks   Spotter Sees Man, Woman On Mountainside   Bulletin

wo survivors seer IAT  Plane down for 48 days believed spotted in Yukon

TWO PERSONS SEEN NEAR WRECKAGE  Plane Missing Since Feb. 2 With 2 Aboard Spotted In Yukon Wilds

Couple May Have Survived Plane Crash 48 Days Ago   Go by Plane, Sled to Mountain in Yukon Tertttory: Two Sean Alive.

Man and Woman Near Craft — Canadian Pilot Sights Missing Downed Plane

Clement Barbot Shot to Death   Haiti's Terrorist Leader Eliminated

Opposed Duvalier ici x, teeta crinaabd santero  Leader Of Terrorists  Slain, HaitiRadioSays

Astronaut May Run for Senate   Rumors Persist That John Glenn, Jr.  Will Leave Carvies

Young May Be Requested To Step Aside   Sources Figure Astronaut Would Help JFK Vote

4 CHANGE OF PACE Glenn May Forege  Flights In Space For Ballot Race   PARTY UNCLEAR   DIFFERENT IDEA   COMEBACK

Trial Balloon Launched  Astronaut Glenn In Politics? Rumor Has Him Ohio Senator

ASTRONAUT MAY TAKE CRACK AT POLITICS SOON ~ RUMOR GLENN TO  LEAVE SPACE JOB - TO TRY SENATE

Mulitary Circles Buzzing...  Say Glenn May Blast Off Into Orbit of Ballot Boxes

Astronaut Glenn’s Name Is Rumored  As Ohio Candidate For U.S. Senate

Widely Different  Financial Programs   Tax Study Committee Plan Liked

Craft Was Near Dutch Guiana In Early Morning  Speculation Was — That Vessel Would

Government Appeals For Aid Communist Pirate Band Seizes Venezuelan Ship Enroute To Texas Port

Navy Planes Circle Hijacked Freighter  Venezuelan Ship Taken Over at Sea by Commies

Rio Alerts. Naval Units. fo Seize Ship   ‘Asylum Indicated If Venezuelan Reds Reach Goal

Heading Toward Brazil; Plane’s Message Ignored   Could Reach Port In North Brazil Sunday

Sighted By U. S. Plane   Vessel May Be Seized If Captors Enter Port

Cuba-Aided Venezuela Reds Turn Pirates  Hijacked Ship Found By U.S. Navy Planes

U.S. Naval Craft Sight Seized Ship   Venezuelan Freighte Hijacked by Reds  In Caribbean

Brazil’s N avy Set to Seize  Ship at Port  Venezuelan Vessel  Churning Toward [A ee ce} cn

Armed Pirates  gg? VWAs..._f ¢. _ C ._...,,  aes ae en         Latin Warshios Scour Caribbean

Ignores U.S. Plane Warning   Freighter Sighted Along S. America Coast by Navy

Suspect Cuban Warship's Aid   U.S. Navy Planes Are Circling Ship

PIRACY” BY COMMUNIST TERRORISTS   Venezuelan Reds Report edly Seize Freighter At Sea To Stir Opposition To President Betancourt,

Seizure on Port Entry Is Planned   Hijacked Boat Sighted By Yank North of Dutch Guiana

TERRORISTS BLAMED FOR SEIZURE   Shoot-To-Kill Orders Issued  Bv Retancourt

Reds Capture Venezuela Ship In Caribbear   U.S. Naval Units Sigh Freighter — Vesse: Was Headed for  Houston. Tex.

U.S. Planes Spot Ship in Caribbean  ee e¢ FF   Freighter Seized By Terrorist Band Opposed to Regime

Hijacked Vessel Sighted by:Navy  Venezuela Ship Taker By Red Guerrillas

Navy Plane Sights Freighter ....     Communist Pirates Seize  Venezuelan Ship; All Well

Captors fail to heed U.S.  turn order   Brazil offers to return ship; asylum for pirate:

Cuban Warship Is Believed Involved—  Venezuelan Freighter Is Hijacked By Communists

iReds Scize Venezuelan Ship a  U. S. Planes Circle Hijacked Vessel

Reds Hijack Venezuelan Freighter  U.S. Planes Circling Ship le Cuwhkhann

CRAFT SIGHTED SAILING SOUTH NEAR SURINAM   Vessel Reported 1,600 Miles From Cuba, May Trv for Brazil   IDENTITY CERTAIN.   Fliers Radio They Could Read Name on Freichter 1

U.S. Navy planes spot ship Venezuelan ship taken ove:  by Communist terrorists

Piane Spots Hijacked Ship North Of Dutch Guiana   Broadcast Charges Americans Involved  Cuban Fishing Boats Seized By ‘Pirates, Havana Claims

Aided by Unknown Warship — Venezuelan Freighter Hijacked by Commies

Pirate Vessel Believed To Be From Cuba; Ship Sighted   CREWMEN WELL

Venezuelan Terrorists  Get Blame  Ship Was Bound For New Orleans

Plane Sights Ship Venezuelan Warships Close  In On Hijacked Freighter

U.S. Navy Planes Spot Venezuelan Ship Hijacked By Band Of Communists

U.S. plane spots hijacked ship headed toward Brazil  Pirates may get political asylum there after   Pirates may get political asylum there after choosing not to run through pickets to Guba

Hijacked Freighter Sighted   U.S. Navy Planes Find And Circle Venezuelan Ship, Hijacked by Reds

Pirates Grab Freighter in Caribbean   “Yank Navy Planes -Locate Seized Venezuelan Craft

Venezuelan Ship Seized By Hijackers   Communists Take Over Vessel in Atlantic; Warships Move In

Venezuelan Ship Hijacked by Reds  U.S. Navy Planes Sight, Circle Craft

Hijacked Ship Will Be Seized If It Enters Brazilian Port      Will Grant Gunmen Asylum; Ship Will Be Returned To Venezuela

180 Miles North Of Surinam Hijacked Vessel Found By Naval Search Plane

Iron Age Predicts Mill, ‘Factory Closings if Railroad Unions Strike

Possibly 500 Believed Buried in Rubble Left By Libvan Quake. Over 200 Now Known Deac

a) OY ee ee + Life’s End. D: B: MULDER. RITES AR RETH ArT AT. TaN

Yule Parade Draws 50,000 Pages 8. 12   Ruby Trial Postponed  New Date Is Feb. 3

Bill to Ease Strain on Tax Bases Vetoed  Mens jure, Wo ud   Measure Would Have Helped Town: In Northern Areas

Credit Upsurge in Economy      re NAO NG TEE TUTTE  No Need to Raise National Debt Ceiling

Influenza Outbr eak Gaining   Asian Flu Strain Isolated In 11 States. Latest In Alabama

MERCURY TOBOGGANS  Record Cold Wave Eases Up In Last   HOSPITALS LOADED  Flu Breaking Out All Across Nation

Unsuccessful So Far  U.S. And Soviet Open New Berlin Pact Talks Soon

Russia’s On-Site Inspection Offer Raises Test Ban Agreement Hopes

Sees Possible Slump, Higher Budget Deficit   President Uses Annual kconomic Report to Emphasize Need for Reduction.

Forecasts Mederate Business Gains; Mestkacs Another Annedn! For Cut In Taxes

JFK Urging Lawmakers Slice Taxes   Wants Forecast Made True with Cut in Levy on Income

Says Cut Will Help Business;  Halt Recession   Khrush Softens on Test Ban Agreement

Lawmakers Asked To Aid By Cutting Tax   JFK Wants Drop To Take Effect By First Of July

Demo: “Good Show’   GOP: ‘Irresponsible’      Kennedy Asks Income Tax Cut By July   Can Inspect Soviet Soil   Bob Kennedy Predicts Meredith Will Leave

JFK Appeals To Congress For July 1 Tax Reduction   President’s Tax Cut Doubtful By Senate Leaders

Limited Inspection  _ . ff Nikita Raises , Hope On Atom Test Ban

Cautious Hopes For Test Ban Kalsed By Unexpected Soviet Position Change

Nikita Changes Test Ban Stand   Hopes For Test Moratorium Raised By Position Switch

Cloudiness   Annual Economic Report Goes to Congress; Wants Tax Cut Effective July 1

Limited Inspections Approved  “K" Raises Hopes For Nuclear Test Ban Aaqreement

Cautious Hope Raised To Ban Nuclear Test  Russ Head Makes   Russ Head Makes Change In On-Site Inspection Position

Weekend Weather   WEATHER   Nuclear Test Ban Hopes Raised By Khrushchev Inspection Proposal

Would OK “Limited” Inspections Nikita Suddenly  Appears To Want Nuclear Test Ban

President Emphasizes  Tax Slash   Economy's Fate Left to Congress

ANNUAL ECONOMIC REPORT...  Kennedy forecasts moderate business gains

Khrush Offers To Okay Limited Test Inspection   Cautious Hopes for Ban Agreement Raised by Red  Change of Position.

Asserts Tax Cut To Boost Buying   Partial Tax Cut Set For July 1 Action

ACCEPTS PRINCIPLE OF ON-SITE CHECKS Khru Revives Hopes For Test Ban Accord

ia >.  President's economic report ' JFK predicts business gains

Cautious Hopes in Talks   Unexpected Change By Khrushchev In Nuclear Test Talks

Soviets Relax On-Site Bomb Check Rules  Khrush chev’s Letters Boost ‘Cautious Hope’ in U.S.   Khrushchev’s Letters Boost ‘Cautious Hope’ in U.S;

JFK Predicts Moderate Business Gains, Appeals for Tax Cut Approval

Valachi To Have Grand Jury Dates After Testimony  Former Mobster Also Faces Quiz On Canada Link

Canadians to Ask Questions affer Senate Probe Ends  Grand Jury Appearance Scheduled for Valachi

After Senate lestimony Valachi’s Next Showing May be Before Grand Jury

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religions Features)

House Locks Horns Over Naming Speaker   Frank Peratrovich Again Is President Of Senate; Lower House Doesn't Agree On Interim Speaker; Follow Party Lines

Two roll calls end 20-20 Con't even. agree on a fempordry speaker

FIVE CRIB NURSERY  Quints All Home For Yule Season   Pieture, Page 2A

SHROVE TUESDAY CELEBRATION IS   PLANNED FEB. 26 ITO END MARDI GRAS

i: SHROVE TUESDAY CELEBRATION [5S PLANNED FEB, 26  TO END MARDI! GRAS

While Denying He Shot President  Suspected Slayer Admits He's Red

Denies Guilt  Police Describe Suspect As Not A Nut, Arrogant   Officer Killed

Suspect Charged In Assassination   .(Another Story On Page Eight)

Denies Killing Kennedy —  Suspect Killer Tried To Renounce Country

Charged Killer Had Sworn  Allegiance To Soviet Union   Kennedy Diec After Bullets Struck Him

Q.Co Marvey Vswaid  Man Who Once Left U.S. ChargedWith Assassinatior

Ex-Marine Says He’s  Innocent   Investigation Still Continues In Dallas

President Lying in Repose—   Texan, 24, Held as  Kennedy Assassin

‘t Will Do My Best -- That's All  Can Do’ He Says After Accompanying President Kennedy's Body Back to Washington   Man Charged With Assassination Of President Kennedy Denies It   Great and Lowly Mourn Passing of President Kennedy

DEFECTOR CHARGED IN JFK MURDER   (Mere Stories, Pictures On Paces 4, 5, 20)

Sniper Suspect Had Sworn Russ Loyalty   Murder Charge Filed Against Lee H. Oswald

Still Denies He Shot Him  Ls eee  tn D an aAviwda   Tried to Renounce.  US. Citizenship

Man Who Tried To Renounce Country Charged With JFK’s Assassination

Denies Firing Two Fatal Bullets   World Mourns President   Messavces Of Condolence Pour Into White House

Kidnaping Unaffected By Vote   Bill Passes lowa House, 59-45; Goes To Senate Next

Public Water Shortage Said Threat in State   Forecasters Say 1963 Rainfall May Be Lowest on Record

Missouri Water Supply Men Warn Drought Is Possible This Year in Midwest Area

Governor’s Conference:  Republicans To Force  Civil Rights Action

GOP Pushes For Action  On Rights   Governors of Both Parties Planning Talks on Issue

GOP Wheels Up Guns  x K* * x «Kk x «*« Caale Dinhte Artian at (Lavarnnve’ Cantah

Republicans Bid for Civil RightsStand   Democrat Majority At Governors’ Talk Could Doom Action

Governors’ Action Expected to Be Futile Because Democrats Dominate in Numbers at Talks

Republican Governors Move to Force Action  Solid Democratic Majority Repulses Efforts to Take Civil Rights Stand

GOP Aims For Action On Rights  Big Guns To   Big Guns To Sound Off ‘At Parley

.G. O. P. Governors Wheel Up Guns  Seek Some Action On Civil Rights

Republican Governors Hope to Gag Conference with Civil Rights Vote

Governor's Meeting In Miami Beach Is Ruled By Democrats  GOP Members Try To Force Some Kind Of Civil Riahts Action

GOP Guns Poised For Action  e Governors Clash Over Rights Issue .e   PREVIOUS TEST   MINORITY REPORT

Governor’s Conference  Republicans Train Guns  On Civil Rights Issue

GOP Governors Ask Rights Action   State Advertises  Protit Net Dirty

Middletown GOP Win Tops Its 1961 Margin   Republicans See Inreads Into Democratic Centers

Bi-Parfisan Senate Group Seeks Tighter Curb On Filibuster: Said 'Undemocratic’

Bipartisan Group Of Senators Call For Tighter Curb On Filitbusters

Senate Octet Seeks Tight Filibuster Curb   WASHINGTON (UPI)—A bi-partisan group of eight enators today called for a tighter curb on filibusters.

10 Cur Vebare  Tighter Filibuster Curb Asked by Eight Senators; Current Rule Under Fire

Tito Departs Chain Beating After Phony Charge Filed Bomb Report ge

Tito Sails for Yugoslavia After Ship Delayed Today. by Bomb Scare

Tito Departs Chain Beating  Atter Phony . Bomb Report Char ge Filed

Bomb Scare on Ship Tito Boards Ship for Return Home Amid Cheers and Slurs

DR. GARRET KEMPERS PROF. MERRILL DAVIS SPEAKERS AT NEXT  LeNTEN STUDY SERIES ON COMMUNISM HERE  Change Location To Calvary Church   Fines

Harriman Heads For Ban Talks   Negotiator Pledges U.S. Good Faith At Moscow Meet

Harriman Off For Moscow, Nuclear Talks  Also Authorized -. £1. . Phat...   Also Authorized To Explore Other Items With Soviet

Legislators Hear School Plan Change   Mandatory Move Is Supported At Capitol Hearing

Astronauts’ Aide Is Mum On Story  Powers To Announce Retirement?

JFK's news conference Views test ban, Sino- Soviet dispute, Castro, diplomacy

‘Still Hopeful’ on Nuclear  Treaty -- JFK   Not Certain That Sino-Soviet Split Beyond Repair

Triad District Voters Will Decide On Bond Issue, Tax Hike Tuesday

Kennedy expresses deep distress   Hundreds hope, pray for loved ones on Thresher

Praises ‘Bre ‘Brave Men’  Kennedy Distressed Over Sub Tragedy      Will Report April 23 4 Take Ride, Survey  Route 1’s Black S pots

Whites’ March Halted   Demonstrations To Be Resumed In Marylanc Town Despite Troops

 Dad ; 3 Children Su rvive 5-Day Ordeal on Peak After Plane Crash

Good Mornins   WIDOW MAKES FIFTH PILGRIMAGE  Thousands Flock To Arlington

WORLD NEWS Fearing Dictatorship, Military Deposes Peru Junta President

Leader In Peru Ousted   Anti-Communist And Friend Of U. S. Takes Over

Junta Ousts Peruvian Leader in Sunday Coup; Civilian Rule Pledged

Peru Calm Following Armed Coup   Oust President Godoy; Regard New President As a Friend of US.

Colleagues Stage Bloodless Ouster Of Perez Godoy  Verbose General   Verbose General  Charged With Try At Dictatorship

WIRTZ WARNS OF SNAGS IN ‘JOB EQUALITY’   Labor Secretary Tells Hearing It Requires Full Employment   U. §. “APATHY” SEEN ON JOBLESS TOTAL

Wirtz Says More Jobs Needed   Secretary Of Labo Cites Problem Of Negro Workers

Secretary of Labor Explains—  Negro Job Opportunity Based on Economy, More Employment

Job Equality’s Other  Side Cited By Wirtz   Labor Secretary Urges Action For All In Field Of Unemployment In Nation

CHARGE POLICE AFTER RITES FOR LEADER   Jackson Negroes Mourn, Riot

Police Dogs Used To Quell Wild Demonstration In Downtown Jackson, Miss.

Bantams Are For Showing (Mostly) Not Eating  Dawn 42   ‘We Want The Killer, Negro Mob Chants

Race Violence Flares Atter Rites for Evers   Ruling Due On Religion In Schools

Shortly aiter Evers funeral riot begins —   Thousands chant, throw bottles at barricades

A Song Turns Evers’ Funeral Into Melee   Racial Emotions Hit Fever Pitch

Mississippi Negroes Attack Police After Evers’ Funeral   Thousands Moan Farewells  To Murdered Negro Leader   Maryland Town Holds Race Talks

An Hour After Evers Is Buried   About 75 Persons Arrested: Called For Evers’ Killer

Crowd Gets Rough After Evers Rites   Tosses Bottles, Chants; U.S. Attorney Asks Quiet; 27 Held

Called ‘Crusader, Martyr’ Salen “Crusader, Martyr’ Demonstration Follows Evers’ Funeral

27 Jailed In Miss.  Violence   (elated Stories and Picture Pages 2A, 19A and 9B)

ficial’s Plea Halts Negroes   Demonstrators At Jackson Hurl Bottles After Evers’ Funeral 

ONLY 4 MINUTES ’LATE’ Welterweight Cooper Sets Record for Quick Getaway

Senate Refuses Building Funds For University   Amendments to Cut Operating, Salary Expenses Defeated

Oil Surfacing ior Mid-State County Roads   12 Area Counties To Get Dust-Free Oil Treatment

GOP Assailed on ARA Defeat  Local Development to be Disappointed

lea Sent To President  Jackson Officials Jail  Demonstration Leaders

Secretary Of NAACP Arrested In Jackson    Like A Wave Of Water:  Racial Question Rolls On AndOn

Salaries Of County Workers Are Set By Court Today; 63 Holidays Listed

ROE NMRA ea Fre  ‘Missouri Parochial Group Loses ‘Transport Battle in Legislature

(Bill Is Defeated  ener  Missouri Catholics End School Bus Ban Protest

Leader oounds Netreat...  Parochial School Parents Lose In Legislative Battle

Bus service fight lost, Catholic pupils enroll in public schools

Would Use Military Funds - oe Rickover Favors Higher: Pay For Teachers

SOLONS SEEK MID-APRIL VACATION   Mass Transportation Bill Up For Consideration  HOUSE   Gets Routine Money Bills Ready For Early Vote; Dirksen Comments

BOTH INJURED: HAD NO FOOD FOR 6 WEEKS   Flier, N. Y. Coed Found After Hope Had Been Ahandoned   TELL OF ORDEAL   40 Below Temperatures, Driving Snow Added to Parile

RESCUED AFTER SEVEN WEEKS ‘Oh, God, I’m Alive And The World Is My Home

PLANE CRASHED  Pair Rescued After 7-Week Survival In Canada Wilds

Pair Starving And Injured In Yukon Cold  etet and 1 Model Had  Se in   Pilot and Model Had Seven Days’ Food; Mercury Down to -40

Pilot and Girl Finally Located And Rescued; lood Lasted Only One Week

Two Located At Scene of Plane Crash  Without Food For Six Weeks When Rescued

Plane Crashed Februa ry 4th  Two Survive 7 Weeks In Arctic Weather

Survivors of Plane Crash Exist Six Weeks After Food Supply Is Exhausted

Flores, Helen Klaben Survive Plane Crash   Survive in Canadian Wilds Since Crash February 4; Miss Klaben Has Fractured Foot, Broken Arm; Flores’ Ribs Broken

House Gets Constitution Bill  Senate Votes Shift In Highway Funds

Senate Approves Plan ‘To Borrow $100 Million For Road Construction

Pakistan Backing Red China's Arms Program   Kremlin Says China Seeking A-Weapons

Big Balloon Satellite Shot Is A-OK   Sighted Circling Globe Once Each 116 Minutes

MAY DRAW TOGETHER   Two Man Made ‘Christmas Stars’ Sighted In Obit

12-Foot Satellite Circling Earth; And ! May Do So For Five Years : With Cannister

Man-Made ‘Christmas Stars’ in Orbit; May Re-Enact Legend of Centuries Ago

UST LIK THE LEGEND  cx eminent ANCE OE EL ACN OCC AACA  New ‘Stars’ May Draw Together

Shooting Erupts in Maryland City; Guard Recalled      Eecuador’s Army QOusts President

Plenty of Good Hands for a Bridge   Boiling Cambridge Race Crisis Eruptsin Gunplay

Racial Gunplay Wounds Two In Troubled Cambridge, Md.   Tear Gas Used By State Police: Troops Again Control City   Armless Couple To Be Wed Today; Open Presents With Their Feet

NATIONAL GUARD RETAKES TOWN Race Strife Erupts Into Gunplay in Md.

Swainson — Pulls Off Cagey Move   Sidesteps Hotel ‘Meeting With Party Biewigs

\irector Named   Able-Bodied Public Relief ‘Recipients to Be Given   Jobs on Non-Profit Work

If he’s dollar-a-year man Hughes determined to appoint Barry to Highway Commission

“BRIAR CLIFF COLLEGE  /INSTRUCTOR FROM CUBA  TELLS CATHOLIC WOMEN  RANCERSC NE COMMIINICM

BRIAR CLIFF COLLEGE  INSTRUCTOR FROM CUBA TELLS CATHOLIC WOMEN DANGERS OF COMMUNISM

U.S, EPISCOPAL CHURCH HEAD SERIOUSLY ILL   Bishop Lichtenberger Reveals Sickness; To Limit Activity   TELLS OF DECISION AGAINST RESIGNING

- . Asked Alger Hiss to Give Views on Nixon  What Kind of Man Is H. K. Smith?

Crew Panicks In Ship Fire, Rescued Say  24 known Dead; Survivors May Total 935 Persons

Survivors Of Fire Stricken Lakonia Assail Greek Crew  Charge Crew With Panicking In Face Of Ship’s Disaster

Ship Crew Rapped by Survivor:   Cracking of Discipline Charged; Put Known ' “Beath Toll at 57

Crew Panicked, Say Liner Survivors: 24 Are Known Dead, 135 Missing

135 Still Missing — Cruise Ship Passengers  Charge Crew Panicked

Charge No Fire Alarm RA HE ~_ eset: cone  Claim Greek Crew Panicked

At Least 57 Bodies  Recovered   First of 921 Survivors Arriving At Atlantic Isle

Greek Ship's Crew Rapped By Survivors   Figures Still Vary On Exact Number Saved in Atlantic

Reported In State Of Chaos   Passengers Manned Lifeboats After Liner Caught Fire; List 921 Survivors

Claim They  Got No Help to Lifeboats   List of Rescued Off Greek Liner May Total 935

877 Said Saved From Cruise Ship  Canechare Bint For   Searchers Hunt For 135 Missing From Burned-Out Liner

Rescue Vessel Praised Survivors Charge Crew Panicked In Ship Disaster

Survivors Tell About  Disaster   Passengers Pushed Ont OF Lifeboats

Survivors Say Johnson Stricken Ship's Tells Of Crew Panicked ke’s Aid

PRAISE FOR ARGENTINE RESCUERS Ship Disaster Survivors Say Greek Crew Panickec   WHERE TO FIND IT

RESCUED TOTAL 935 Liner Survivors Claim Crew Was In Panicky State

Survivors Charge Liner's Crew Panicked In Boats   AROUND HELK   Ml MINE, PARTS   Ni) DRILLS

Ship Disaster Survivors Say Crew Panics  Total of Missing May Be Only 77, ee ee a

Liner Disaster Survivors Bitter Over Crew Panic   135 Still Missing But Final Figure May Be Reduced

Ship Disaster Survivors Say Crew Panics   Total Of Missing May Be Only 77 Reports Indicate

Men Were In State of Chaos; Passenaers Were Pushed, Group Claims

Search for 135 Missing from Burning Ship   877 Rescued From Sea After Abandoning Ship

‘Crew Panie’ In Disaster  Survivors Took Charee As Ship Burned At Sea

Ask Injunction Against Gov. Wallace   U.S. Acts Ahead Of Integration At Alabama U

Sovereignty Invoked In   U.S. Seeks To Block Wallace In Negro Enrollment

UNIVERSITY COLOR BAR HOT ISSUE   ‘Bama Chief Dares Government Action

Way Is Open For Possible  In junction   Wallace to Appear In District Court To Show Cause

GOVERNOR IS CALLED ‘INTO COURT   Action Employs Statements By Defiant Wallace

Federal Government Invokes Sovereignty In University Of Alabama Admission Case   U.S. May Enjoin Wallace

US Injunction In Birmingham Dispute Likely   Wallace Ordered To Court June 2

U.S. Asks Ruling On Wallace  Camnilaint Filed Tia   Complaint Filed To Prevent Barring Of Negroes At Colleges

US. Cites Wallace In Complaint  Segregationist Governor   Segregationist Governor Ordered To Appear June 3

Governor Is Subject To Court Order  Chief Has Vowed  rT. Unale Alanraaec   Chief Has Vowec To Halt Negroes At University

Move To Block © ~ Defiant Wallace   Action Is Brought By Government   Jury Stalemate In Faught Trial

Injunction May Halt Governor   Alabama Chief Ordered to Court In School Case

Detiant Governor  Faces U.S. Might   Alabama Executive Must  Appear in Injunction Hearing

In integration of U. of Alabama  Gov't. moves to halt threat of Alabama Gov. Wallace

Court Moves To Obstruct Wallace Plan  Governor Is Told To Appear Before Judge S. H. Lynn

Wallace Is Target of U.S. Move   Suit Seeks To Aver Ban on Negroes by Alabama's Chief

Keating, Rusk Give Cuba Views  NY Senator C harges  Lise? 2°... Pe. lp   NY Senator Charge: Misleading Reports On Soviet Troops

usk View Conflicts  Keating Says JFK Gave Misleading Troop Reports

BLASTS KENNEDY   JULUNN NRAPO ABINNEDT  Rusk, Keating Cuba Reports Conflicting

‘Uraws tine:  ‘Gone foo far,” Conner says of Democrats’ house battle

Evidence Fails To Show U2 Plane Was Fired On; Pilot Declared Dead

.. Like We Fiaured   -READY FOR AIRLIFT Fliers Throw Sunday Punch

14,500 Gls Flying to Europe   3-Day Transfer Of Division Starts Tuesday

(Choral Readers to  Appear at Vespers  Service Sunday   Set for 4 P.M, at Central Chureh

Northwestern Choral Readers To Appear Here   Vespers Service Set For February 17

oat HOUSE SCHEDULED  oe NEC Oe MRC Oe ee  _ Arlington’ S Airport — 3 ' Due Sunday Opening

Southern Belles Leading Pageant  Viroinia. Alabama Win In Mies America Cantost

With my eapons Only a Woman Has The South Rises --Thanks to Gals

At 1963 Miss America Pageant     Southern Belles Score. Victories

Kennedy to Ban Cargo on Ships Headed for Cuba   Senator Thurman Slams ‘Brushoffs’ Given His Reports

Cuban Trade Ships ToFace U.S. Boycott   Kennedy Order Seen This Week; Buildup Controversy. Continues

Navy Reports Vessels Can Carry 8,000   One Transport Should Dock At Cuba Shortly

KKK HK HH Temperatures  YESTERDAY  Low-40 at 5:00 A.M. High-70 at 1:30 P.M.   Red Bases Hinted In South America

Rings: & Vows SHIRLEY KAY COLLING TAND JOSEPH LEWIS PLAN FEBRUARY Vows

JANICE KAY SCHUMACHER  AND PHILIP OTTO WEISS ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

‘Not All at Onc  Dalton Against Proposed Reorganization of Guard

Dalton Talking fo Pentagon Leaders On Guard Changes   Governor Sees Need For Reorganization But Dislikes Pian,

Storm Moving NE, Out to Sea  Hurricane Ginny Pounds Navy Ship Off NC Coast

Astronaut Nearing End OF 22-Orbit Space Trip   (,ood Condition   34 Hours   Landing Area   Fuel Supply   Still Camera   No Complaints

Superbly Performing Pilot Will Come Down In Pacific Late This Afternoon   Goon SPIRITS

AMAZING TRIP TO BE COMPLETE EARLY TONIGHT  GRADUAL DESCENT NOW SCHEDULED

Splashdown Due This Afternoon In Pacific Ocean   Mrs. Cooper Readies For Trip To Hawaii

Faith 7 Into 19th Orbit Early This Afternoon: Re-Eniry Slated At 5:20

SPACEMAN'S HIGH SPIRIT IS EVIDENT   Astronaut Turns Miser With His Expnendables

Cooper Nears End Of Record-Setting Flight Thru Space   Cooper Flight Log

Cooper Soars on; Sea Landing Near   Space Pilot, in Superb Performance, Scheduled to End 22 Orbits jn Paciti-    Soviet Trawler Near U.S. Monitor

Dramatic journey thrills world Marathon 22-orbit flight due to end this afternoon

Splashdown to Be Near Midway Isle   Astronaut Busy With Camera After Good Night's Sleep

Recovery Force Poised Near Midway Island   Astronaut Going For Full 22 Orbits Of Earth

Decisions on on Discrimination  Overturn Sentences  in, Siti sin Cases;.; EEE Yoel Sat gh

News Index   Supreme Court Holds Question Of Racial Discrimination In Business

Can Owner Discriminate? -  Court Puts Off Cafe  ‘Serving Definition

Rights Of Businessmen To Refuse Service To Anyone Still Undecided

Must Private Business Serve All?  * . j  <a on ee ee eae Ze  & Sen ee. renee re a fh oe A ae ra’ a #24 £424 2 Oe ns... Al wn. af “F faweees   Supreme Court Decisions Raise Question; Decision May Come Next Term

CONVICTION OF 44 SIT-INS IS REVERSED   Supreme Court Rules States Can Not Require Segregation: Private Discrimination Not Touched. .

[Decision Awaits Next Term— Individual Discrimination ‘Left Open By High Courf

Upsets Sit-In Convictions High Court Puts  Off Question Of  Discrimination

INDEX   Tribunal Still Must Decide on Right of Individual to Discriminate

Qn The Inside   Can Businessman Discriminate?  Court Sidesteps Important Issue

News in Brie} Southeast Asia Summit Meeting Starts;  KEC Mulls Lower Duty on U.S. Poultry   New Paris Colleetion   Pickets Arrested

Spot First Hurricane of Storm Season   Arlene, with 100 MPR Winds, Js Southeast of San Juan, P. R.

U.S. Convoy Rolls  Display Of Allied Unity Is Followed By Backdown By Soviets

Allied Unity Forces Red Backdown On Harassment  Of Convoys On Autobahn

Unofficial Returns   WAR OF NERVES ENDS-— Soviets Back Down, Grant Convoy Passage

Reds Allow GI Convoy, To Proceed      “Blockade ‘Removed After 42. ‘Hours At Reich. Checkpoint. -

Big Chance Spoiled By Butler   Fails To Rouse Mass Rally After Days Of Politics

»-4! ccc elmetensemdiseminensseenaniemsminaisaseneniilimnssites  cecueieienentmmenmeeeemnmeeeneenneeceene  Butler Muffs Big Chance To Snare Control Of British Conservatives

Butler's Dull Speech Dims Dremier Bid   Tories Show No Enthusiasm; Drafting Of Lord Home Likely

Butler Receives §o-So Reception From Delegates  Muffs A Golden  Chance To Impress Conservative Party

OOO SS  Get-Acquainted Luncheon Here For Phone Group. Businessmen

Canada Stirred By Criticism of Defense Policy  Prime Minister Denounces U.S. - For Interference

US.-Canadian Dispute Rages  on N-Defense   Diefenbaker Says U. S. Guilty of  Interference

Dispute Could Topple Forces Of Diefenbaker   Opposing Parties In Surging Revolt On Prime Minister

Diefenbaker Stand Could Peril Unity   Nuclear Policy Rapped By U.S., Regime Menaced

Diefenbaker Regime May Topple Over Rift With U. S. On Nuclear Policy

Canadian Prime Minister Raps U.S. ‘Meddling   Dispute Over Nuclear Policy Could Topple Diefenbaker Goy ernment.

Premier Adoula To Break Ties, (ust Commies   Also Will Publish Seized Documents

Congo-Red Diplomatic Break Neat  Adoula Charging Czechs, Russians With Subversion

Congo Ready to Cut Relations With Russia  Premier Pre   Premier Prepares To Publish Papers Seized in Arrests

CONGO BREAK WITH RUSSIA, CZECHS NEAR   Adoula To Reveal Documents Seized From Two Reds Showing Involvement In Plots.

,May Also Cut Diplomatic Ties With Czechoslovakia   Report Premier To Publish Papers Taken From 2 Soviet Diplomats Revealing Red Subversive Plot; Plan To Expel Envoys

Adoula Ready To Break Ties With Soviets  - Congolese Premier Will Alen Fenel

Congo Ready To Snap Ties With Soviets   Seized Documents Said To Show Reds T rying To Wreck Countr y

Congo To Sever USSR Ties   Not Communist  Cambodia Asks To Be Alone

Congolese premier expels all Russians   Adoula releases Red diplomats

Congolese Oust Red Diplomats   Adoula Says He'll Retain Soviet Ties

Congo To . Break Ties With Russia  Mav Alen Exnel   May Also Expel Czech Diplomats

Adoula To Break Diplomatic Ties with The Soviets  Sou rt He Wil Als ae a0  ph Mea nk nal mssnlketa

Legislation Seen As Stop-Ga ap  Sprint To Beat Deadline Averts Railroad Walkout

New Bill May Only Postpone Rail Walkout      Strike Averted But Some See Law As Only Delaying Action Later

Congress Okays Bill for Binding Arbitration  Critics Say Plar Just Stalls Off Inevitable Walkout

Arbitration Of Dispute Now Law   Eleventh Hour Bill Passes House, 288-66

Legislation Keeps Trains Rolling, But Caution Lights Blinking Ahead

Trains Roll But Solution Lies Ahead   Some Observers Believe Legislation Only Delays Railway Strike Threat

Caution Sounded  However Strike Threat   Strike Threat Seen Ahead

Congress Beats Deadline; May Only Delay Strike   Rules Changes Withdrawn While Arbitrators Act

HOUSE VOTES 286 10 66 FOR BILL   -egislation Provides For Arbitration Of Dispute  (ENNEDY   Signs Measure Less Than Six Hours Before Deadline For Walkout

Trains Kept Moving, But. Observers Are Wondering For How Much Longer

Arbitration Slated On 2 Chief Issues  Kennedy Signs Bill Following Congres:

Congress, J FK Keep Nation’s Rails Moving      Strike-Blocking Legislation Cails For Arbitration

Rail Tieup Is Averted   Threat of Strike Is Removed But Some See Action as Only a Delay

Temporary Delay—  Rail Strike Is Off, But Caution Lights Still On

Police Find Body of Missing Woman Sealed In Wall; 72-Year-Old Husband Being Sought

Argue Wording of School Bill  Substitution Can  ALL.~nw& baw hAe We

Gary Priest, Sheron Stevens Crowned Van Zandt 4-H King And Queen Friday

Attorney ceneral decides   Mayor must pay back $1,.000—finance chief

SATA CRAIN CRRIVE EU AA: FROESAS  ~ Red Attacks In Korea Believed Plot By Peking To Stir Tension

Government Sees New Rec Push in Asia   State Department Fears Korea Attack Part of Campaign

JFK Proposes Appalachian Aid Program   Federal Assistance Plans For 8 States Given To Governors

‘Policy of Pressure’ —  NATO Nuclear Force Means New Rocket Race, Russia Says

Note Given U.S. Voices  Soviet Fear  Multination Atomic Weapons Arsenal Is re = _ ti.d_lCUmLWDh

SEATO Envoys Seek To QuenchLaosSparks      Geneva Opetier  U.S.-Soviet Talks Set \On‘Hot Line’. Circuit

Calls For Signing Of Non-Aggression Pact As First Step   SEATO Airs Laos Problem   ‘Hot Line’ Talks To Begin

OF ROCKETS ARMS RACE   Moscow Note Protests NATO Nuclear Force, Proposes East-West Non-Aqoression Pact.

Arms race only result of such plan   ‘Putting weapons in hands of Bonn revenge seekers’

Soviets Upsef By Plans foraNATO Atom Arms Force   Says Setting Up of a Multinational Force Will Speed Arms flaca.

Soviets Hit At Nuclear  Force Plan   Note to U.S. Says Race in Armaments  Will Be Unleased

Russia Warns Creation Oi NATO Nuclear Force Will Start Rocket Race

SOVIETS BLAST NUCLEAR FORCE ON NATO BASIS   Rocket Race Seen as Result

Sees Threat » In NATO.  Nuclear Plan Would Produce All-Out  Arms Race, Says Russia

Soviets Protest to U.S., Britain and Germany  NATO Nuclear Force Rappec

NATO Nuclear Force Under Soviets’ Fire   Moscow Declares Plan To Unleash New ‘Rocket Race’

Soviets Warn Against ns to NATO  Note Given estadoy Says New Armament Raco Would “Transeend All Roundries’

CLAIM ATTEMPT  THROUGH NATO  TO ARM WORLD JOINT EFFORT TO  HALT ARMAMENTS ~ ASKED OF ALLIES

CLAIMS NATO PLAN EFFORT LAUNCH WAR   Contends Arming Surface Vessels  Acts Of Piracy

EDS WARN OF ROCKETS ARMS RACE   Moscow Note Protests NATO Nuclear Force, Proposes East-West Non-Aggression Pact.

Calls Plan Attempt to Give West German Army Access To Such Weapons, Extend Preparations for Thermonuclear War

Economist Predicts EER a PAIS OOS EE NILE  Record Level For  National Kconomy

Economy to Hit $600 Billion Forecast Is Made by  Tan LIS Ererannmic

economy: ——.  Bright Economic Future Forecast   $600-Billion Production Predicted Early in ’64

Heller Says GNP To Hit S6OOBillion   More Benefits To Consumers Seen Next Year

Inside Today   Kennedy Inattentive As He Watches ‘Dinner With The President’ TV Show

To Confer With Revenue Secretary Scranton Indicates Extension  On Driver License, Inspection

AOS lieth State Seeks  Boxing Ban  In California   Moore Is Still in Critical Condition After Title Fight

California Governor SO a OTE TET ET CEE I MELE,  Would Abolish Boxing

Los An geles:  Boxer Clings To Life After  Pummelling  Davey Moore Is Severely Beaten In Title Match

4 New Upstate Forest Fires Believed Set  75 Smouldering But Reperted Under Control

Of Controversial TFX Warplanes  Senate Checks Law Firm That Awarded Contracts

Strip-Tease Joint Owner Awaits Trial   Sends Single Bullet Into 24-Year-Old Self-Styled Conimie

Dallas Club  Owner Held In Shooting   Assassin Suspect Slain While Being Transferred

Dallas Man Hires Bullet Into Oswald   Millions Witness Accused Sniper’s Shooting Via TV

Clubs’ Owner  Triggerman   Dallas Man Evades Security Guard To Fire Fatal Shot; Charges Filed

President Case Closed As Suspect Murdered  Dallas Clah Owner Guns Down Oswald

Nightclub Man, Brooding Over Death Of President, Causes Wild Uproar   POLICEMEN TAKEN BY SURPRISE

CSILLLQL AASSASSIN Murder Victim   Chiefs of State in Procession  Mrs. Kennedy to Lead funeral Cortege Today

s Under Polic  KENNEDY ASSASSIN   SLAIN   Martyred President Borne to Capitol

Oswald Is Shot At Dallas Jail   Jack Ruby, 52, Is-Arrested After Crowd, TV See Crime

FIREWORKS FUND REACHES $969 —  ENOUGH TO HELP CENTENNIAL FINDA TOO

COMMUNISTS IN VENEZUELA ‘ORDER CURFEW   Pro-Castro Terrorists Threaten To Kill Anyone Seer   WARNING I5 AIMED TO STOP. ELECTION

BESET BY RISING TERROR Venezuelan Urges Actior Against Castros Regime

Residents / Warned of  Shooting.   : Terrorists Aini.’ . to Block Election

Terrorists Tell Voters fo Stay Home or Die  Venezuelans Willing to Fight Castro Reqime

Betancourt Would Oust Castro  Means Armed Intervention, Aide Explains

Red And Pro-Castro Terrorists Threaten   Baath Crurfaw Placed On Carnene Th Bar   Death Curfew Placed On Caracas To Bar Citizens From Votina For Betancourt .

Reds, Castroites Threaten To Kill All on Streets in Venezuela Next 2 Days

Rain Peppers Parts Of U. S.  But Dry Weather Still Prevails In Fastern Sections

Red China Stands By Its Views   Russians Are Charged With Gross Violations Of Communist Doctrine

China Raps K sBetraya of Doctrine   Says Russ Guilty of Adventurism

Peking Airs New Attack On Kremlin   Cites Cuban Crisis And India Dispute In Blast At Russia

Meredith To Remain  In School   Negro Says He Weighed Feelings of Other People Aaainst Personal Position

News Story Says He'll Stick It Out   Negro Will Announce Today ‘His Plans About ‘Ole Miss’

Meredith Says He Will Returr ito “Ole Miss’   Reveals Decision To Continue His Studies

Meredith  will return  Plans to enroll for spring term at Mise‘ssippi

Meredith To Remain At Mississippi   Announces Plans After Pondering Decision For Days

Phooey! It's Income Tax Time Again But Cheer Up—  This Will Make Job Bit Easier

Your Income Tax -  Report Only Taxable Income —Here Are Some Examples

Your Income Tax  Who Must File, Forms To Use And How To Fiqure Deductions

  rea. ~ singe eiis AND HOW  Yes, That Time's Here Again   Rv JAMES MARLOW

— THE PARIS NEWS, MON., JANUARY: 21,19  memFIRST IN SERIES secs  Who Files, And How?

Your Income Tax Deadline for tax returns set  April 15: who files and how?

Caesarian Report  Jacqueline’s Fourth Delivery ’ Bearhac Avarane Ene Adothad

“HANGS TATTERED ‘GARMENTS. IN. PROTEST  a  Teacher Wont Go Along With Tax

Four Other Ma jor Industrial States All Higher Pennsylvania Enjoys Combined State,  Loeal Tax Advantages Says Scranton

Scranton Says State Taxes Low  Four Others Take Bigger Bite, He States

Combined State-Local Tax Advantage Enjoyed By Residents of State

Printers OK Package Worth $14.  126-Day Stoppage Sets New Record

Cleveland’s Newspaper Strike Over   126-Day Walkout Is Terminated; Presse: Set To Roll Monday

ITU Walkout In Cleveland Finally Ends   Papers To Resume Monday After Pact Approved In Vote

Cleveland News Strike Ends   Papers To Resume Publication Monday

Guard Breaks Up  New Demonstratior   Drunken Remark      Insult to US Last Straw

Wooather   DE PARTS: FROM PREPARE D TEXT  Slur at US. Spe Ms Finish  For President tn Ecuador

B Black Market And Bureaucratic Muddle Perplexing Problem To Cuban Leaders

Prisoners In County Jail Suffocate   Deaths Of Three Blamed On Faulty Heater

U.S. Passpo  * x. *  rt System Under Fire x a a ee a ae  Veteran Director Of Office Faces Discharge Over Dispute

In State Department ‘Bitter Dispute Rages Over  Issuing Passports to Reds

Longtime Head Of Office Says Rules Deficient  i i   State Department Dispute Dates Back To ‘58 Dulles Case

POPE’S RING SMASHED Cardinals Set June 19 To Open  Conclave For Naming New Pope

Cardinals To Vote On New Pope   Conclave June 19; Pope Lies In State Before Thousands

Conclave To Select Pope Starts June 19   1.7 Million Are Expected To View Body Of Pope Johu

Cardinals Set Parley June 19 To Elect Pope   Ballotting to Start June 20; Thousands Pass Pontiff’s Body

Hundreds of Thousands Pay Homage  ‘Conclave to Elect Pope Set June 19

Mayor's Oath Administered To Boutwell  Courts To Decide   Courts To Decide Birmingham Status Under New Officers

Man, 75, Plans Walk to Washington;  Issires Challenge to Pierre Salinger

Cuban Vouche: For President   Says Never Knew Kennedy To Promise Second Invasion

Ohio Senate Votes To Put $250 Million School Bond Issue On Ballots In Nov.

Qhio Senate Gives OK Te  Bond Issue   Democrats Go Along, Bill Sent To House

Senate Adopts $250 Million  Bonds Plan   House Okay Needed To Put Proposal On  November Rallat

$250 Million Bond Issue OKd By Ohio Senate  ‘s Un To Get Lion's Share

$250 Million Bond Issue OKd By Ohio Senate   State's Universities To Get Lion’s Share Of New Financing

Footbridge Collapse Injures 46  80 on Structure On Golf Course  When It Falls

ARMY CHIEF HELD IN LIBERIA PLOT   Gover nment Says Plan te Assassinate President Uncovered

Plane Arrives in Cuba With Ransom Load  Prepares to Take 100 US Citizens Rack ta Elarvida

Family Reunion, Aloha Welcomeon Tap Today  Cape, Washington, Gotham Plan Big Receptions: Will Address Congress

Ist of Many Welcomes _ ~ Physicians Elated By  _ Astronaut’s Condition

Parades, Receptions Fete Astronaut In Honolulu; First Of Many Welcomes

Honolulu Is Ready To Give Cooper His First In Series Of Welcomes

Honolulu To Cheer Astronaut   Reception for Hero Is First of Four; Family on Hand

REUNION SET WITH HIS WIFE IN HONOLULU   Will Go by Jet to Cape Canaveral Launch Site   BID TO CONGRESS   Cooper Will Address Joint Meeting in Washing- . ton Tuesday

Cooper ‘Home’ In Hawaii   Agenda Includes Meeting Family; Events In States: Meeting With JFK

Astronaut To Address Congress On Tuesday   Plan Parades And Receptions In Honolulu, Cape Canaveral, Washington And New York; Hero Of 22-Orbit Trip Meets Family Today

Coopers Reunited In Hero's Welcome On Hawaii Today   Big Schedule Sat For Pilot of Space Cra Patth #

Fiawaii Prepares ig Welcome  Kearsarge Carries Astronaut To Reunion with Family

rirst Of Series Set For Today in Flonolulu   Other Receptions At Canaveral, Washinaton And New York Citv

Astronaut Comes ‘Home’ To Get Firs ‘eal Welcome At Honolulu Today

Will Meet Wife, Daughters --Cooper Gets Hero Welcome In Honolult

Cooper Heads For Reunion With Family  uti. ©   Honolulu Set For First Of Many Honors

First in Series Of Welcomes Awaits Cooper   Astronaut To Get Big Aloha in Hawaii, Then Fly to Florida

Astronaut Gordon Cooper Nears Honolulu Welcome: List of Parades. Meetinas

Canaveral, Washington, New York to Hail Flier; He Will Address Congress

Reunion of Astronaut,  Wife Today   Days of Receptions and Parades Set for Hero

First Big Welcome For Cooper Today   ft big Welcome For Cooper Today           Honolulu) Awaits Space Hero

Gordon Cooper Heads For Honolulu To Begin Series Of Welcoming Events

its Just The Beginning for Our Newest Hero  Red Carpet Set for Cooper in Honolulu, Washington, New York

Leave Tonight For Canaveral Return, Honors  Astronaut Slated To Address Joint Congress Rally

The Weather   First In Series Of Welcomes Await Cooper  aut To Get   Astronaut To Get Big A\loha In Hawaii, Then Fly To Florida

Cooper Gets Big Welcome  From Hawaii   Doctors Elated At Astronaut’s Fine Condition

Gordo ‘home in Honolulu  FIRST OF agers OF WELCOMES  LIAARCA DIAS TIT rrIemAAIA ee em

VAVEE PROCIQE PF CHlatQOrls  Religious Leaders Profoundly Concerned

Pace of House Is Slowed by Long Debates   Auto Haulaway, Fluoridation Topics

LIONS TO SPONSOR six LOCAL STUDENTS  — TO CHRISTIAN  re cree SUMMER CAMP

{LIONS TO SPONSOR SIX LOCAL STUDENTS   TO CHRISTIAN ATHLETES SLIMMER CAMP

Great Deal Of Trimming Yet To Come  Board, Committee   Board, Committee Groups Next Goal In Budaet Balancine

yoffs of State Employes rmanent, Krabach Says   More to Come in Other Departments, Is Report

Inside The Proaress   Penelec To Cut Rates   $1.9 Million Annual Reduction Awaiting Avvroval by PLC

New American Evacuees From Haiti Describe Killings on Street in Duvalier Reign of Terror

Wide-Ranging Cold Weather Sets December Records .  Cold Expected to Ease Only Slightly

IT'LL BE A COOL CHRISTMAS  Arctic Cold Still Grips Nation From Rockies to New England Coast

West German Leader Ends 14 Years In Office   Adenauer Officially Retires as Chancel lor, Takes Seat It Parliament.

Heads Up! Adenauer’s Swan Song  Chancellor Reviews Gains, Gives Warning

Adenauer Steps Down From Post   Former Chancellor Returns to Old Seat In German Parliament

Tax Slash Bogged Down in Senate:  63 Chances Dim   Two Key Kennedy Proposals May Have to Wait Until 1964

TAXES, CIVIL RIGHTS  Major Bills Seen Headed For Election Year Fight

IN ENEMY TERRITORY Rockefeller Acts Like Goldwater Challenger   ‘Military Juntas Best For Latins’--Goldwater

Christians Of All Faiths Worship At Good Friday  Services Across Nation

Move Launched By Rep. Laird  Predicts Rockefeller, Goldwater Will Stay Out OF State Primary

Laird Declares Plan May Block Other State Bids  Endorsing Setup _ Change Indicated Ac Parley Onenc

Thousands Of Negroes Don Mourning Attire; Evers Funeral Rifes Today

Scene Is Negro Masonic Temple Negroes By Thousand Mourn Loss ‘Of Evers; Funeral Services Held

Thousands of Negroes Mourning Death of Integration Leader May Not Be Permitted to March

fhousands of Negroes Attend Evers Funeral Services   Troops Sent to Cambridge   Branche Travels  To Restore Order   Wallet of J udge  Found on Suspect

‘Search for Killer Continues  Evers Funeral Held in Tense Atmosphere at Jackson, Miss

Evers’ Rites Are Attended By Thousands  Mass Procession Planned To Mourn Official Of NAACP

i sicitattintiitcn )) ae NCYIUCS ridi  Mass Parading After Services  Evers Assassin Still Unknown; Police Alerted

Huge Crowe Will Attend Evers Rites   Funeral Of Slain Negro Leader Set In Jackson Today

Thousands Don Mourning Garb For Evers Rite  Churches Called on To Toll Bells Today

Thousands Mourn At Negro’s Rites   Negroes In Nation's Capital ‘Win Pledge Of Fair Housing

Will Daddy Like This One, Mom?   Search for Killer Continues  Evers Funeral Held in Tense Atmosphere at Jackson, Miss.

Principal In British Sex Triak Near Death After Taking Drug:   Tax Evasion Trial Of Sen. Hurst Opens Monday

,ONGEST IN U.S. HISTORY  Cleveland Ends News Strike Sunday Night

-4e Met a Slag  Snel E ma To Burn Over Slain President's Grave   In Seclusion Now  White House Chanaeover To Wait Until Mrs. Kennedy Ready

JFK Joins Parliament  Ot Heroes   By Evernal Flame His Widow Prays

Flowers, Flame Mark Late President's Grave   (cROwbS DISPERSE  Chief Rests With the Silent

Agreement Ends Strike Of ltalian Medics   To Get More  Insurance Money

AT ODDS WITH U.S.  Diem Transfers Gold, Money To Viet Nam Palace   U.S. DEMAND

Diem Shifts Cash Supply   Two Americans Killed  As Helicopter Falls

INEQUITIES BREEDING GROUNDS   Coordinator For Alliance Gets Peace Award

 Further Liberalization Of State's Benefits Proposed— . ‘House Demos Ask Improved Aged Medicare

Hoods Strike In Sections Of Tar Heel State  Families Isolated; School In Madisor  Cneonte Te C'lannel

BONHAM, TEXAS. THURSDAY, APR. 11. 1963   Commander's Mother ....  “Faith in God and Son”

Russians See No Cold War Thaw.   Kennedy's Call For New Look Seen As Very Sianificant

Russian Hails Kennedy’s Call  .. . BUT IT'S TOO EARLY FOR COLD WAR THAW

Many Citizens Believe Tax-Cutting Wrong Unless Spending Is Reduced

People Fight Red Ink . Congressmen Delu ed__  With Tax-Cut Protests-

YOUNGSTERS SOUND OFF TOO Great Tax Debate Brings Thousands Of Letters Into Washington Every Day

Letfers By Thousands So State   Writer Takes Peek At Many Sent Congress

From People Who Pay Taxes  ‘Expert’ Views On Proposed Tax Cut Pour In To Washington   NEWS ANALYSIS

Citizens irked by red ink   Say spending should be cut with taxes

Today’s Good Reading ..:..   Letters Pour Into Congress —  People Enter Great Tax Debate

Aims Guns At JFK’s Spending Program —  - Sen. Byrd Is Still Full Of Fight

Puritan ethic likely  to suffer a defeat  BETTING ON CAPITOL HILL IS FOR TAX CUT, SINFUL OR: NOT

Americans Sound Off in Great Tax Debate   Most Say Levies Too High, But Want U.S. Spending Cut

Most Letters Agree On Tax Cut Need  However, Many ‘Contain Large ‘Buts’

RMSE SS mabsnd arene Rls Sl eP A ace De TI APN CMS EB TET MNO W SME IE ONT  ON THE INSIDE PAGES      Officials Get Thousands Of Letters Daily Qn Tax Cut Program

Opinions by the Bushel  John Q. Taxpayer Is Writing Letters on Provosed Tax Cut

Voters Speak Up On Tax Cut   Letters To Washington Reveal U.S. Attitudes   Rv RAYVOND J. CROWLEY

eae i io  Thousands of Letters to Congressmen Influence Administration  Voters Protest Program to Slash Taxes without Corresponding Cut in Federal Spending Plan

The People Speak!  Many Favor Tax Slash, ‘Want Spending Reduced   By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY

The Weather   Average Yank Sounding Off In Tax Debate  But Forecasts Say mam Mm. *.. CAsi cf .   But Forecasts Say Cut Coming Whether It Wanted Or Not

Planned Tax Cut Draws Thousands Of Letters   By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY

"\Congress Gets Many Letters  \Tax Cut Plans Cause \Action In The Nation

Defeat for Puritan Ethic Is Likely sees Most Americans Favor Federal Tax Cut      By Raymond J. Crowley

‘Basic Puritan ethic’   letters to Washington favor tax cut but less spending

Average Yank Sounding Off In Tax Debate   But Forecasts Say Cut Coming Whether it Wanted Or Not

Weather   Experts Correct Syncom 2 Drift   Radio Command Activates Jets

 East to West Syncom 2 Back in Position After Drifting Off Course

Conflict Measure  Sutfers Setback  Bread Price Bill Appears Lost in Senate Committee

2CAR COLLISION KILLS 6   QULED DISCRIMINATORY School Transfer Strateqy Upset

—Tennessee Schools— High Court Lowers Boom On Two Transfer Plans

ssee Facilities Affected—  High Court Strikes Down 2 School Transfer Plans

Rule Pupil Placement Plans Void   High Court's Verdict Invalid as Promoters Of Discrimination

Kennedy Sees Kin ‘Nobody Knows About --A Cousin, Mother Superior Clement

$195 Million Program Proposed By Kennedy  Congress Gets Fallout Protection Plan

JFK’s Fallout Shelter Plans Given Congress  Nation’s Suburbs Stressed In Bid For $195 Million

$195-Million Plan Stresses Protection in Suburbs—  Fall-Out Shelter Program to Conares:

$195-Million CD Plan Sent To Congress  Fallout Protection  Program Stresses

KENNEDY AIMS TO ENLARGE SHELTER PLAN   Proposes $195 Million Fallout Protection Propram   Setup Would Also Include Wider Natural Disaster Relief

Little Rock the Scene Of Reverse Integration After Former Trouble

; TRACK STORM WINDOW: $11.95. SHOOK’S TE 3.5552   COLOR TELEVISION

Five Injured In District Accidents  Two-Car Crash On Route 51 Near Petryopolis  Se ee a

Five Hurt In Traffic  Accidents   Child Falls From Auto, In Good Condition

Government Taken Over By Military   Blame Placed On United States By Mrs. Nhuw

Home Peace Corps Bill Passes 4.7.44,  Three Senators Provide Crucial Votes On Measure

Dixie Racial Row Eases, Yet Tense  Calm at Birnningham, Nashville But Raleigh Marchers Jailed

RADIO STATION GIRL OUSTED FROM MEETING   ‘Mrs. Richardson Meets   With Mayor; Racial   Issue Remains      NAACP LAWYERS ASK IRELEASE FOR TWO

Senate Works On Reapportionment Court Ruling May be Needed To  Determine if Bill is Constitutional!

PUBLIC WORKS  PROGRAM ASKEL  BY N. F.0. HEAD PATTON CLAIMS  PLAN WOULD AID UNEMPLOYMENT

Farmers’ Leader Urges Work Plar  KAnectus. Dalii~ Waekx   Massive Public Work: Proposed by Patton

INDEX   Address From Johnson Climaxes 18th Session of U.N. Assembly

U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY ENDS I8TH SESSION   3-MONTH MEETING MARKED BY NEW HIGH, LOW POINTS

United Nations Closes 18th Session On Calm Note After Stormy Months

UN Session Ends In New  Cold War Lull   Johnson Eases Body’s Anxiety  Over JFK Death

Red Envoy Hails Talk By Johnson   U.N. Winds Up Session Marked By Lull In Cold War

Assassination Leaves Mark On U.N. Meet   Cold War Lull, Segregation Noted In 18th Session

Few far-reaching decisions made  U.N. General Assembly ends 18th session Tuesday .

U.N. Assembly Ends Session  Period Marked. by . Lull in Cold War

Cold War Lull Marks End of U.N. Session   Vocational Education Bill Is Sianed at White House

United Nations Session Is Over  New Cold War Lull Marked Annual Mee

U.N. Assembly Ends Its 18th General Parley   Meeting Marked By Cold War Lull, Segregation Raps

TRIAL FOR TOP POLITICAL SPOT IN MINNESOTA   EVIDENCE CHECKED TODAY IN EFFORT TO NAME GOVERNOR

Governor Decision Up To Court— Ballot Concessions Cut Minnesota Lead

Incident Called “Quite Serious” . Soviet Armored Cars Blockade U.S. Army Convoy

DERLIIN UFI— ine United states has protest>d to the Soviet Union over the blockade of a serlin-bound U. S. Army convoy, Western of-

U.S. Protests Convoy Tteup   Immediate Clearance Demanded Incident Is Called Quite Serious

Five Soviet Armored Cars Barring Path   Joint Western Protest Planned; Situation Serious

Russians Continue To Block U.S. Convoy; Diplomats Confer On Protest Action

Looking Down   Little Optimism At JFK’s Press Conference   Ry JAMES MARLOW

Gloomy on foreign affairs  JFK optimistic only on some domestic problems

De Gaulle Denies Split Between U. S., France Despite Differences

On the Inside...  Braves, Spahn Edge Dodgers, 4-3 See the Sports Peach   Today’s Chuckle

4 Children Die As Blast Hits Negro Center  Wallace Vows State Effort to Find Bombers _   Bulletin!

Legislators Facing Sales  Tax Issue  Remark Made By Keith Starts New Argument

U.S. Russia Chart Joint Space Plans   Agreement Reached On Echo, Weather Satellite Programs

Joint Weather Satellite Plan Is Worked Out  Will Share Date  In Maanetic

Joint Weather, .ommunications Frogram Franned  US. Reds Pinout In Space

Agreement On Weather  Satellite Plan   US and Russia To Provide Data For 1965 Survey

JOIN IN SATELLITE PLANS  U.S., Reds to Coordinate Study For Peaceful Efforts in Space

Agree On Two Major  Programs  U.S. And Russia To Work On Weathe   U. S. And Russia To Work On Weathe Satellite And  Dammiunieatinne

U.S., Soviet Plan To Share Weather Satellite Programs   New Joint Setup To Include ‘Echo’ Message Relays

In Weather and Communications . . . Joint Space Exploration Is Announced by U.S, Russia

America, Soviet Union Agree On Joint Program   Weather Data Will Be Sought By Satellites

Telecom Link To Moscow Set  Other Nations Will Share Information

U.S.-Soviet space effort   Agree to joint satellite program sometime in ]

20 Banking Institutions  Are Indicted   Minnesota Firms Cited; First Time Law Used On Banks

20 Banking Firms Indicted In First Anti-Trust Law Application To Banks

For Violation Of Antitrust Laws  Grand Jury Indicts 20 Financial Institutions

Unprecedented Anti-Trust Action Ic ‘Guinea Pia’ Test. Bankers Say   CHOLLY CHARGED

Government Starts Trust Suit Against Banks in Minnesota Civil Action Planned Monday Toe Accompany Criminal Charaec

Federal Grand Jury Returns 3 Indictments   Proceedings First Sherman Antitrust Use Against Banks

Action Is Filed Against 20 Bank: In Minnesota  _ Accused of Violating

Antitrust Law Used  U.S. Indicts 20 Banking Firms In Minnesota Areas

Anti-Trust Test Minnesota Banks and Holding Firm Indicted by U.S.

Bank Firms F acing First U. S. Action   . Anti-Trust Case Seen As Test Of Rate Fix Charge

FEDERAL MOVE AGAINST BANKS IN MINNESOTA   20 INSTITUTIONS ARE INDICTED FOR FIXING OF RATES

Marks First Such Use of Sherman Law  18 Banks Cited For Antitrust Violation

MMi brnesOlda: ——  Antitrust Suits Name 20 Banks   Rate Fixing Is Charged In Government Action

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Twenty Banking Firms Indicted Under Sherman Anti-Trust La.

Action Marks First Use Of Sherman Law  U.S. Plans Civil  Suits To Prohibit  8. bt« )

INVESTIGATION COMPLETED  Antitrust Actions Lodged Against 20 Banking Firms

GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT’  News Blackout Hurts Conventioneers in NLY.

High Court Turns Saturday : Down Appeals By Called Top York and Latham /n Business

Yule Decorations Going Up   Supreme Court Denies Latham, York Hearina

Supreme Court: York, Latham  Review Denied  ie ok OE   Unfair Trial Claimed By Convicted Killers

Cowley Group Suing Skelly For $3 Million   Pollution Of Walnut River is Charged

King Hussein Said Ready Tc Flee Country  Pro-Nasser Rioters Quelled By Curfew

Rusk Assures Hearing USS. Not Relaxing   Some Wait Experts Testimony Before A Definite Stand

Claims Pact Not Based Or  Soviet Trust   Rusk Testifies Before Senators On N-Ban Trealy

TREATY NOT BASED ON TRUST OF REDS   oo Rusk Explains Nuclear Test Bar

Tells Senate U.S. Defense. To Stay Alert   Monday Appearance Opens Bid To Enlist ‘ Support Of Conaress

Rusk Opens Hearing On  Atomic Ban   Secretary Says Treaty Not Based On Trust Of Russia

RAHA AR HENS NN RA INS OPN  ‘Saigon Students 3 Riot Against Ngo:

Buddhist  Students Arrested   Three U.S. Newsmen Among Scores Jailed In Demonstrations

Weather Boosts Toll in Traffic   Smoking Said Dangerous Fer Mental [O of Teens

Intellect Suffers, heport Says  Smoking Seen Harmful to Students

JFK Claims Space Plan . Will AidU.S.   Kennedy, Defends  Program During Speech In Texas -

Sees Research Improving U.S. Living Standard   rresident Vedicates New Aero-Space Medical Health Cen ter In Texas.

VIN DEEL LEAAS FEUUN .        JFIK Defends Space Program; Not  Drain On Resources, He Tells Critics

Kennedy Defends  Program  Raye Manan.Sha   Says Moon-Shot Aid to People:

JFK Defends Space Progran Against Critics   Says It Won't Hold Back U.S. Living Standard

Kennedy Says America’s Space Program Will Not Hurt U.S. Living Standards

President Defends Space Plans   Cites Many Advantage: From Space Research To Living Standards

Space Work Is Defended By President   Kennedys Start Two-Day Tour Of Texas Cities

mnenneany A OVMDOr f ee nen een ne eee cet ea i a  .Assassin’s Bullets kall ‘(Portion Of U.S. Dream

A Nation Mourns...   LEE OSWALD DEFIANT —DENIES  Charge--Murdering The President

Demos Shun GOP Plan In Rights Fuss  i i ts   Fear Negotiations Will Place Them In Political Trap

Demos Shun GOP Plan in Rights Fuss  Fear Negotiations   Fear Negotiation: Will Place Them In Political Trap

GOP Bid On Rights Is Ignored   Democrats Wary O Proposal To Move Civil Rights Bill

GOP Rights Plan Ignored By Democrats   Battle Over Measure Is Nearing Climax; Fear Political Trap

Ex-governor Robt. Cochran dies at age 77  First to serve   First to serve three consecutive terms in Nebraska

VOTE EXPECTED TODAY  GOP Beats Down Efforts To Change Sales Tax Bill   REYNOLDS ALMOST CERTAIN TO SIGN ~ Passage Of Redistricting Bill Big Relief For State GOP Command

California Housewife Lands In Brisbane  oo okey =, A. i -. 4 oe + a   Mrs. Betty Miller Becomes First Woman To Fly Solo To Australia

U. S. Sets Antarctic Base Peek  Red Operations   Red Operations To Be Inspected

Newspaper ‘A Bridge To World’   PROCLIP EFE SEES ETEEPEEDTEOOON By Jim Bishop By Permission of King  Features Syndicate, Copyright tage

Proves Man Can Function With High Efficiency For Long Time In Space   Ex press Thanks To Scientist   Officials Not Concerned When Cooper's Automatic Control System Failed

Pheasants for the Vets . .   City’s Ticket Policy Not Clear on Government Cars

Commerce Chief Defends Scranton . . .  Clark, Tabor Differ On Sales Tax Hike

Another Hub Girl Strangled To Make Ten  Salem Man Also Victim - .

2 More Murders Occur in Boston  Police See No Link With Eight Others

Unions Not Critical Of Rail Report So Far   Stock Exchange Leaders Shaken Up By Report.

pUst ANOTHCT  Markel har But Cautious Following Critical SEC Report

 Traders Remain Cautious  Market Calm After Jittery Reaction to SEC Criticism

Study Search Criticisms —  Wall Street Calms After Report by SEC

Wall St. Regains More Assurance After Jitters  Traders Are Cautiou:

TRADERS STILL CAUTIOUS Wall Street Recovers From Case Of Jitters

Stocks Dip After SEC  Criticism   Heads Of Biggest Securities Marts  Work On Rebuttal

Wall Street Shrugs Off SEC’s Blast   Practices in Stock Market Are Hit in  Commisaian Ranne

Wall Street Relatively Calm Again Affer Critical SEC Report Jars It

Wall Street Now Calm After First Scare From Report  Exchange President Doesn't Like Some O Cammante In Rannet

Financial Capital Studies Searching Criticism— Wall Street Jitters Give  Way To Relative Calmnes:

No Avalanche Stock Market Stays Cautious After Drastic Reforms Asked

Severe Report by SEC  Traders Still Cautious After Market Criticism

Wall Street Stable Despite SEC Criticism   Heads of 2 Major Stock Exchanges

Market Heads Eye Findings On Practices  Some Wall Street Methods Criticized In Report to SEC

Clay Committee Tells President  U.S. Foreign Aid Program Too Big

Ar N@wWS Analysis... Democrats Often Join Forces  With GOP to Bar Kennedy Plar

Hot, Humid Weather To Continue   100-Degree Range Is Due Through Holiday Period

Pope Paul VI Visits Invalid  On Christmas   Pontiff Wins Over Hearts Of People; Walks Through Mud

Pre-School Library In Branch Library   DOWNTOWN DRESSED FOR CHRISTMAS   Eyewitness Tells Of Broken Dam

Rupture of Wall Seen : By Newsman   (Robert Burnett was within 100 feet of the Baidwin Hills reservoir when it ruptured.)

EYEWITNESS VIEW Cannon-Like Roar Spilled  Mighty Jet OF Water, Mud

Navy Authorities Sey There Is No  lone For Amv of Men Abacrd Thresher

Heavy Seas Hampering Navy Search   Destroyer Carrying Sounding Gear; Plan To Map Bottom of Ocear

High Winds Slow Search For Trace of Thresher, Lost With 129 Aboard

Surface Ships Pounded In Attempt To Find Graveyard Of Atomic Submarine     Howling Storm Hampers Search

Destroyer With Electronic Gear Reaches Scene   Ships Forced to Battle Elements While Hunting for Vessel’s Graveyard.

Ward Denies He Lived Off Girls; Christine's Conduct ‘Worried’ Hin

He Told Her Ma On Her Christine’s Behavior U psetting ToDr. Ward

Youth Also Battles Fire— Babysitter, 17, Leads Five From Burning Home

Astronaut Met Big Challenge  Performance Said Magnificent Feat By Alan Shepard

Story Of -A Relaxed Man: Re-entry Difficulties Posed Major Challenge, But Cooper Met It Well

Gordo ‘magnificent’ when chips were down   Final-stage cliff hangers routine for astronauts

Challenge Met Magnificently By Astronaut Gordon Cooper   On Top Of Flight At All Times, Says Fellow Astronaut

Relaxed Astronaut Magnificent In Crisis —  The Challenge Came---He Met It

‘Gordo Acted Perfectly As Human ~ Computer,’ Astronaut Shepard Says

$130 Million New Revenue Request Seen   Goyernor Appears Before Legislature In Budget Message

Century Old Cannon Ball   Harriman Says Khrushchev Will Keep Promise On Laos

Lawmakers to Study Bill To Delay State School Reorganization One Year

Commi itte e To Clear Bill:  School Reorganization Proposal — Mav Be Slowed Down By Full Yea

Arctic wave threatens to kill crops   Minnesota and Montana record 40 below zero

Below-Zero Cold Perils Many Crops   ' Mercury Plunges to -44 in Montana; Texas Valley Braces

Russia Demands Chinese Recall Three Members Of Moscow Embassy Staff      Rift Dev elops Over Release Of Letter Criticizing Khrush: Ideological Talks Boveott Seen

Russia Expels 3 Chinese   New Friction May Cause Chinese to Boycott Talks

Russia Asks Recall Of Mao Envoys   Soviet-Bloc Is  Seeking Showdown

Peking Reveals Action Russia Demands Red China Recall 3 Of [ts Envoys   East Germany Parley Opens Khrushchev, Five Red Leaders Talk

Soviet Demands Recall Of Three Chinese Envoys  etian AdAaw Deamntd   Action May Prompt Peking To Boycott Ideological Talks

soviet Demands Chinese Recall Diplom   Russian Action Without Precedent   te, on Lh, I  Se aa: At. <aen Rete,  GATHERING STRENGTH FOR ‘SHOWDOWN?  Nikita Accuses China Of Racism In Struaale

Recall of 5 Red Chinese Is Demanded   Moscow-Peking Breach Widened By Soviet Move

Move Could Cancel Planned Ideological Talks  Soviet Union Ousts Three Red Chinese Diplomats   Khrashchev, Satellite Leaders Begin Talks

Russians .Demand 3 Chinese Leave Because of Letter   Guster Unprecedented: May Torpedo Talks on Gommunial Sali.

Red China Says Soviet Demands Recall of Three  Step Unprecedented

Peking May Boycott July 5 Talks   Soviet Move Is Branded As ‘Unreasonable’

Unirying (ne Errort, Aldes oay  Revamping Of U.S. Military Services Almost Complete

McNamara Gets Military Heat In Revamping   “Many Officers Object To Reorganization Plan; Future Disputes Seen

Reorganization Of Pentagon Nearly Complete   McNamara’'s Program Seeks To Unify U.S. Military Efforts

Téadav’'s Index   in The Pentagon McNamata’s Revamping Job Nearly Completed

Military Bosses Fear Civilian Takeover In McNamara'’s ‘New Deal’   fy ELTON ¢ EAY   NATO Nuclear Force Given Added Strength

Of Pentagon Nearly Complete  McNoamara’s Program   McNamaro’s Program Seeks To Unify U.S. Military Efforts

The Weather   Reorganization Of Pentagon Nearly Complete   McNamara’s Program Seeks To Unify U. S. Military Efforts

Sanders Calms Georgia Fears Of Whisky Hunt   ‘McNamara's Pentagon’ Reality Despite Critics

House Group Cuts Defense Fund Request   Despite Strife, McNamara Finishes Defense Shakeup

McNamara  Shaping Up New Set-Up Many Changes  In Top Brass Aleandy hdada

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Vast Revamping Of Military Establishment Nears Completion

AWAITS TESTIMONY      Israel, Arab Republic Aaree on Nuclear Ban

12 Hurt As Wall Collapses 3 Central Michigan Students Are Killed

Deily Nets Index   W WHITE KE SSI 1\ DECL IRES:  ‘Over 20.000 Soviets Are Still in Cuba’

How ltWuz  MONTH OF MARCH BOWS OUT AS IT ENTERED — JUST LIKE A LAMB Moisture ts Over 3” Bel@w Normal

~ How It Wuz  MONTH OF MARCH BOWS OUT AS IT ENTERED — JUST LIKE A LAMB  Motsture Is Over     3°’ Below Normal

‘County Fair’ For Scientists In Full Swing  Award Program Is Tonight; Projects By 171 Youngsters

‘County Fair’ For Scientists In Full Swing  Award Program Is   Award Program Is Tonight; Projects By 171 Youngsters

NATIONAL FARM SAFETY WEEK JULY 21-27, 1963   ‘National Farm Safety Week Set For July 21-27: Aimed At Fires, Falls

Showdown Meeting Begins in Moscow   Facade’ of Friendship By Soviets _   Chinese Delegates

Reds Already Near Breaking-Up Point As Heralded Sino-Soviet Talks Begin

Red ‘Peace Talks Under Way Today   Showdown Over Idealogical Split Could Be Explosive

Red Chieftains Set for Parley  Soviet, Red Chine Ta Air Ditlarancac

Communist giants meet in Moscow for showdown  Dramatic battle for control of Red world gets off to blistering start as charges fly

Red China, Moscow in Showdown Today for Control of World Communism

Ballyhoo Is Passed Up By Soviets   Cordiality on Surface In Airport Reception To Chinese Team

Reds Begin Vital Talks   Accord Unlikely in Wake Of Bitter Russ-Chinese Blasts

SAY CHANCES OF ACCORD DOOMED   Battle Looms Over Control Of Communist World   KREMLIN TALKS   Preceded By Last-Minute Charges: Khrushchev’s Policy Big Issue

Communist Power Grab  Seen Prize   Chinese Delegates Arrive In Moscow  For Bathe With ‘K?

Diseuss Row  Over Policies : Chinese Arrive For Talks   Chinese Arrive For Talks Amid Bitter Exchanges

Showdown Set Today  In Moscow   Hope for Accord Dimming Rapidly As Tension Risec

Moscow Talks Could Determine Control Of World Communism  Russia and Red China Gird For Showdown Battle

: Seek Contra] of Communist Movement  Red Chinese Delegation Visits. Soviet Capital for Showdown Battle

Red Showdown Battle Opens   Russians Insist Can Bury West Without World Wa

Control over millions hang in the balance  Peking deleqation   Peking delegation instructed to ‘stand firm’

For control of Communism  Showdown meeting tonight of Red Chinese-Russians

‘In Effort To End Ideological Split  RedC hina, Russia Besin Party Talks

Moscow: . ——  Communist Leadership Battle Begins  Soviet and Red Chinese Meet at Secret Location

Coexistence With West Is  Prime Issue  Communist Powers  ae os oe a a   Communist Powers Must Resolve Rift on Ideology for Future

Soviet, Red Chinese Talk In Secret   Burying West Aim; Difference Is Way; Violently Or Not

China’s Showdown With Khrushchev Begins in Moscow  Outcome Could Determine Future Control of Werld Communism

Chinese Reds Arrive In Moscow For Showdown  Meeting With Khrushchev

Chinese To Russia  For Talk   Showdown Battle Shaping Between Red Party Chiefs

FOR WORLD CONTROL  Red Show-Down Now Underway   CRISIS ATMOSPHERE

Chinese Arrive In Moscow For Showdown Battle  Outcome Could Decide Future Of

Outcome Could Determine Future of Hundreds of Millions Of  Persons for Years to Come

Showdown Battle Looms As Chinese Delegation Arrives For Conference   CHINESE LEADER

Red Chinese to Meet in Fight With Khrushche\  Showdown Battle Ove. Communist Control

Struggle For Control Of World Communism On In Secret Meeting   Western observers see draw; Cvisis atmosphere surrounds tatks after bitter exchange

Russians Friendly but Not Making Big Public Display As Leadership Challenged

Result Could Affect Future Of Millions;  West Experts Expect Draw

Battle Nikita For World Communism Control— Red Chinese Delegation Arrives For Show-Down

Red Chinese Group Goes To Meseow   Delegation Arrives For Showdown Fight With Khrushchev

PLAYS DOWN ARRIVALS _   ‘Stand Firm’ Is Instruction To Peking Delegates

Secret Session Opens Showdowr  On Red Control   Meeting Outcome Could Determine Future of Millions

Delegation Arrives In Kremlin Today   Outcome Of Talks Could Determine Future Of Millions

Jaycees Receive Plaque, Citation   Canadian House of Commons Open Policy Debates Today

TWO BARNS DESTROYED LEY FIRE THURSDAY — AT ELMER KELLER FARM NORTHWEST OF MERRILL  40 Tons of Hay Also Are Lost

Rail Panel Gets Probe InHighGear   May Present Report to JFK Late This Week

Fact-Finders to Seek Information From Both Sides   Will Meet With the Union and Certiers Both on Monday,

Labor Secretary Claims NeitherSide Making- Any Effort fo Avoid Walkout

Descent Of Holy Spirit Pentecost, To Be Marked Sunday, Regarded Christian Church's Birthday

Governor Tawes Seeks No New Programs But Expands Present Spending By Some $43.5 Million  Budget Covers Proposed State Operations For Fiscal Year Beginning July 1; No Tax Increase Asked

Dominican Ties Cut; Aid Halted  Army Installs 3 Civilians as Interim Regime

Charges Gang Activities Reynolds Says Inquiry Uncoverec Network of Crime in 3 Counties

Troupe fs Close-Knit As Farm Family Death of Five Brings Sadness To Grand Ole Opry Performers

Traffie Deaths  lIakn   Grand Ole Opry Loses Fifth Member This Week as Anglin Killed in Crash

PLANE, THEN CAR  Opry Group Saddened By  Fifth Death   PROGRAM CHANGED

Grand Ole Opry Group Saddened As Accident Kills Troup’s 5th Member

Repatriation Suspended  Castro Cancels Trips to Freedom by Yanks

Castro Halts Repatriation of Americans, Dashing Hopes of Many Seeking to Leave

CUBA HOLDS UP RETURN OF AMERICANS   Castro Trying To Force Deliveries Of Ransom In Ships Which Could Take Refugees Out.

Puts Pressure on U.S. a ee  Castro Suspends New American Departures

Castro Halts Repatriation   Move Seen Pressure For Shipping Change

U.S. Citizen Repatriation From Cuba Suspended  Castro Now   Castro Now Using Ransom Ships That Don’ Return to U.S.

Sen. Sam Ervin Will Vote For Test Ban Pact  Says Ratification Is The Lesser Of ‘Two Bad Choices

U.S. Must Solve  Resource Crisis, President Says  Both Land, People Stressed by Chief In Midwest Tour

Woman Sees Neighbor's 2-Year-Old Child Bitten ToDeathBy Shepherd Dog

SOVIET UNION OUT OF RACE T0 MOON, MAY NEED MONEY FOR DOMESTIC USE

Soviet Union pulls out of space race to moon   Chen says China's bomb ready in several years

Soviets Turn From Moon To Home Problems   Khrushchev Wishes U.S. Good Luck; Space Money Needec

 Khrushchev Turns His Attention to Domestic Problems Plaquing Russia

Russia Bows Out of Race to the Moon   Soviet Decision May Delay America’s Lunar Program

Riot Jury Ends Probe Today   No Indictment Expected Against Walker

Beats License Charge . _Convinces. Jury  World War Il  Never Ceased ©

JFK Budget Draws Fire From Ike   Urges Deep Slash In Spending Plans For Space, Defense

Eisenhower Attacks U. § Moon Effort   Former President Says "Spectacular Not Worth Cost

JFK Giver Given Wild Welcome Visiting Ireland Home  ‘Of His Great Grandfather

b, 000 Greet JFK Jamming Narrow Streets   Ancestor Left  113 Years Ago

Kennedy Takes Break in Tour; Goes ‘Home’  Takes Look at His: Great Grandfather's irish Home

U.N. Heavily Guarded During Visit   Maximum Security Plans Used; Only Those With Tickets Were Admitted

Pledge Help for Survivor of Bataai Death March Asked to Repay War Aic   Drops Charges Against Sullivan Harshmanites

Retiring EPC Member Spells Out Opinions On Regulation Of Utilities

REGULATION OF POWER BLASTED   MORGAN SAYS RULES CAN EASILY TURN INTO PUBLIC FRAUD

Syncom Communications Satellite In Orbit, But Radio Contact Los}

Congressmen Expected To Protest U.N. Cuba Aid   Syncom, Stand-Still Communications Satellite, Flashes Up But Goes Silent   AROVE POUATOR

New Craft Passes Two  Kev Tests   Success Cannot Be Evaluated For About Two Wecks

Success Of Space Shot Indicated   Satellite Will Allow Better Communications

‘Syncom, Communications Satellite, Rockets Into Successful Orbit Today

Syncom Space Craft Loses Radio Contact   Delta Rocket Drills Satellite Perfectly Inte Eqq-Shaped Orbi

Lose Contact with Satellite   Contact Lost While Trying to Adjust Orbit

‘Syncom’ Radio Contact Broken; Cause Uncertain   Latest Satellite Slated to ‘Hover’ In Space Spot

No Radio Contact With Satellite Put Into Orbit Today   Designed to Remain Over One Spot on Earth, For Message Relay.

But Radio Contact Is Gone   ‘Syncom’ Is First Satellite With Fixed Position

Radio contact with it lost  Syncom communications  satellite orbited by U.S.

But Radio Signals Are Lost Seconds After Small Motor Is Set Off High Over Earth

Syncom Communications Satellite Now in Orbit, Passes First Tests

iewill Match Earth’s Speed ‘Stand Still’ Satellite — Is Launched Into. Orbit

Fired To 22,300 Miles Altitude By Delta Rocket   Designed To Transmit Telephone, Telety pewriter, Radio Messages; Lose Contact After Brief Signal

Contact Lost After Syncom Flies Into Orbif  Fear Craft Was Kn ocked Of ve a by atn

Cane Officials Not Sure What Halted Signals   Not Giving Up on  Stand-Still Shof

Syncom in Orbit From Canaveral. Facing Hurdles   Goal Is to ‘Stand Still’ -in Space

Designed to Remain Stationary —  New Space Communications Station Boosted Into Orbit

Seems to Stand Still in Space....  Radio Failure Mars Orbit  Of Communications Satellite

But Radio Contact With Communications ‘Star’ Lost—  U.S. Launches a ‘Stationary’ Satellite Into Orbit

22,300 Miles Upward for Communications  'Syncom’ Satellite in Orbit

One Of Three New Ones- ‘Talking Star’ Orbits   ‘ Big Liner ‘Broke Apart’ - i  Thunderstorm Blamed For Jet Crash

Trackers Lose Signal  Of Satellite   Syncom Supposed To Hover Over One Spot on Globe

‘Stationary’ Satellite Put into Orbit Successfully, Then Contact Is Los}

Satellite Launched, Goes Dead   Intended To Hover In Sky Like Star

New Type Of Space Station Now in Orhit   Syncom Could Become First Satellite To Seemingly Stand Stitt

New Communications Satellite Sent Info Orbit: Radio Contact Is Lost -

Signals From New Syncom Satellite Lost  Radio: TTurpad: Or   Radio: -Turned- Off _ Officials Hope To Restore Contact: -

Veluge of Messages  Tax Credits for Parochial Pupils Receive Strong Support at Hearing

Grapes Badly Hurt arapes fadty Mert  Cold Wave Depresses Farmers

State Agen es Join For  Warn Youths Of Crackdown Against Illegal Drinking

Air Raids Aid‘  Vietnamese inBlasting Reds:   Claim 47 Are Slain During Border Fight

S. Viet Nam Claims 4.7 Reds Killed   Losses Resulted From Air Strikes Near Cambodia

South Viet Nam Claims Victories Over Guerrillas   Poor Intelligence Is Blamed for Ambush of Government Troons.

SAIGON CLAIMS 47 REDS SLAIN   Successes Near Cambodia Border Reported by South Viet Narn

Pope Issues Appeal to Remove Red Wall in Christmas Message   Thousands of West Berliners Have Christmas Eve Reunions   Christians Pay Homage to Prince of Peace

Crime Investigators Hope To Strip Syndicate's False Mask of Legitimacy

SWEENY HOMECOMING QUEEN NAMED   Probers hope to break crime syndicate front

Subversion Breaks Out In New Wave  President Leader Of Anti-Reds In Central America

Subversion Threatens Guatemala   Red Sabotage Seen Aimed At Ydigoras Anti-Castro Regime

,;UERRILLAS ON PROWL New Wave of Subversion Threatening Guatemala

New Wave Of Activity Threatening   President Ydigoras Opposed To Cuban Communist Regime

Subversion Threatens  Anti-Castro Guatemala  Terrorism Hits Danger Point In Central American State

Guatemalans Fear Step-Up In Subversion  Guerrillas Pose Threat To Ydigoras

Guatemala Hit By More Terrorism   President Fuentes Tightens Control Over Subversives

Kennedy Takes Inventory; His Views On World Affairs Given By Reporter

KENNEDY TO WAGE ALL OUT FIGHT FOR TAX CUT   By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Reporter

PRESIDENT KENNEDY LOOKS BACK AND SEES AHEAD  Forecast for ’63-Perilous But Promising

JFK Thinks World Peace Prospects Slightly Better   World Greets New Year with Hope

‘Tax Cut, Rules Committee, Medicare  President Facing Battles in 1962      By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Reperter

President Looks Back With Mixed Emotions   By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Revorter

President looks at new year Kennedy sees prosperous 1963 as time for tax cut

~ How It Wuz  ARCTIC COLD, WINDS  ARE WINTER MISERY  -- MERCURY DROPS  TO 21 BELOW ZERO No Immediate  Relict tn Sicaht

How It Wuz   ARCTIC COLD, WINDS ARE WINTER MISERY -~ MERCURY DROPS TO 21 BELOW ZERO No Immediate Ralief in Sidht

Vows to Rebuff Talk of War  To Push Aims; Talks at Castro Farewell Party

Premier's Stand Appears Aimed At Red Chinese   Moscow Toasts Castro at Gala Farewell Party

ADDRESS SEEN VEILED JAB AT CHINESE REDS   Cuban Boss Declares “Unprincipled” Force  Active In U. S.   KHRUSHCHEV SAYS: WE'LL SMASH FOE

Soviet Chief Aims Remark At Red China   Nikita Warns Any Future Cuba Crisis Will Be Tougher

NIKITA LASHES AT RED CHINA ON WARTSSUL   Rebuffs ‘Delirious Talk of War to Promote Communism   BIDS FIDEL FAREWELL   Scoffs at Reports He Is Having Trouble in Red Camp

Rusk Pushes New East And West Accord   Plans To See Home Schroader Prior To  Talk With Russian

Rusk To Talk With Allies On  Peace Plans   British, German Spokesmen To Get Voice In Meeting

New East-West Accord Is Eyed   Rusk Plans Conferencs With Soviet Minister

Before ‘Working Luncheon’ With Gromyko Saturday  Rusk Schedules Talks With Schroeder, Home

Home, German Minister, Rusk Plan Sessions   Precede Gromyko Huddle Saturday

Rusk Plans. Meeting With  Two Allies ” Secretary Of State ‘ To Discuss Future Baat-W ext Acrearda

On Fifth Anniversary: Castros Regime in Cuba Seems Messier Than Ever

Soviet Space Woman Has Circles Under Her Eyes, but Keeps Smiling Brightly

Gov. Harold Hughes Keynote Speaker, Fete In Lake Park   Expect Discussion On Shaff Proposal

NEWS PHONES—OL 4-6651 WANT ADS—OL 8-8511   McNamara, Taylor See Battle Area

JFK's Words To Aide Spice Canadian Fight   Mislaid State Note Said to Use Earthy Diefenbaker 'Title'

Asks Congress To Pass Civil Rights Bill, Tax Cut; Promises Economy

Hunkins Monteux, Wassqr Depts. Plan  Pearson to Give  Concert on Sunday Seminar in Ca pital

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A) National Council of Churches Religious features)

Moving Ceremony  ‘Dead K Sancdy. y. Children Buried _At Father's Side

Mrs. Kennedy Returns To Cemeter At Night To Re-Bury Bodies Of Children Alongside Father

REINTERMENT SERVICE PRIVATE  2 Kennedy Children Buried at Father's Side

Mrs. Kennedy at graveside Two Kennedy children buried next to father

CONNALLY GOES HOME   MOTHER AT NIGHT RITES 2 Kennedy Babies Buried Near Fathe:

Fourth of Nation Off Limits  U.S. Revises Plans  For Russian Travel

automobiles to transport King from Birmingham to Selma, where the Negro leader addressed a voter registration rally.   Revise U.S. Tour Areas

Red Travel Area Altered   Five Other Communist Countries Are Affected

Kennedy's Hope For Future: National Youth Aiward Goes To Blind Man’s Son, Student

Boys: Club Honor For Branding Iron  Kennedy, Texas Boy Swap Awards

JFK MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD Nation Turns To ‘New Era  As Month Of Mourning Ends   i Negro Church  Fire Is Probed

Viet Nam Security Forces Subdue Rioting Buddhists With Tear Gas, Clubs, Gunfire

Right-Wing, Red Soldiers Clash in Laos   Two Are Reported Killed; Premier Delays U.N. Trip

New Crisis in Laos As Reds, Rightists Ficht in Vientiane   Pathet Lao Coalition Security Guards Will Be Sent Out by Air,

INDEX   108 Rings Students, Troops fo Sounds Loge. of Gunfire Battle in Saigon

New Crisis Looms Over Nation...  Sharp Battle Waged Near  American Embassy in Laos

No Americans injured  Battie fought near U.S. embassy at Vientiane

Philby Was ‘Third Man’ In Spy Case   Soviets Claim Philby Was Intelligence Agent; British Deny Charge

Philby, ‘Third Man’ in British Spy Case, Seeks Asylum in Soviet Union

Missing Spy Figure Now Russ Citizen  Burgess-MacLean Case's ‘3rd Man’ Philby Turns Up

Huge Stones Fly Like Cannon Balls   Earthquake Horrors Told By French Tourists

 Rationing Possible New Tough Action Threatenec To End French Miner Strike

FUEL RATION. POSSIBLE  De Gaulle Rule Threatens Measures Against Strike

After Taking $264.8 Million  Cambodia Rejects U.S. Ald;  Orders Troops From State

$13.5 Billion Cut Is Proposed in 3 Annual Stages  _ First Stage Cut to De men mren Ee CL Ditlt nee

High Court To Air Case Of Barnett   Issue Is Whether Governor Entitled  To Trial by Jury

Court Agrees te Decide in Barnett Case   Will Rule on Jury Trial on Criminal Contempt Charges

Fall Review For Governo:  Will Be Held   Argument Slated On Jury Trial In Mississippi Case

B'ham Seeking Two Weeks Of Peace, Calm   President Says He Will Help; Group Welcomes Emissarie:

HOUSE PASSES SALES TAX BILL TO AID CITIES   ILLINOIS COUNTIES ALSO TO BENEFIT ON NEW PURCHASES

_Marlow Report  U.S. Lighted Economic Time Bomb Under Diem’s So. Viet Nam Regime

xe       * Le  THE HOMETOWNERS THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ON IN MCKINNEY & COLLIN COUNT Y

THE HOMETOWNERS THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MCKINNEY & COLLIN COUNTY

301 Killed In Holiday   Over Two-Thirds Of Deaths Counted On Christmas Day

Christmas Toll Goes Over 300   Adverse Road Condition: Contribute to Traffic Toll In Many Regions

Holiday Accidents  Claim 300   Adverse Driving Conditions Blamed  For Most Deaths

10 Christmas Fatalities On Highways Of N.E.   Nation’s Toll Tops 300

Christmas Traffic Kills Over 300 in Nation, 13 in State  Antigo and Manitowoc Men Added to Non-Haliday I ice

Nation’s Holiday Traffic Toll Will Top 300 Mark   State Lists 2 Traffic Deaths

More Than 300 Killed In Christmas Traffic   Adverse Conditions Are Partly to Blame.

Christmas Toll On Roads To Top 300   At Least 12 Die In Ohio Traffic

Berlin Talks Are Put Off  Rusk Is Preparing For Allied Talks In Europe Shortly

Secretary Rusk Preparing For European Trip   To See Debrynin After Returning From Talks With Seato, De Gaulle

Leaves Tonight For Talks with Allied Leaders   Trip Includes ‘Courtesy Call’ Upon DeGaulle

Rusk Meets With Soviet Envoy Today   Direct Wire To Kremlin May Be Topic

Berlin Again Topic Of U.S. and Russia   Secretary of State, Soviet Envoy Continue Their Talks

Rusk, Dobrynin Confer Today  Talks Resumed on Berlin Differences

K-JFK phone link OK Rusk, Dobrynin meet again to reduce Berlin tensions   Congress stiffens Rusk’s aid views could boomerang

Rusk and Soviet Envoy to Meet For Second Talk  Mav Diccuse Plan fo:

SECRETARY WILL MEET DE GAULLE   Time Is Needed To Prepare For Paris Parlevs

Discussions Reset for Next Friday   Secretary Getting Ready for Allied Talks in Europe

Important Talks Set Between Rusk And DeGaulle   U. §. Secretary of State Postpones Conference With Soviet Diplomat,

K-JFK phone link OK Rusk, Dobrynin meet again to reduce Berlin tensions

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No Hoses; Peaceful Parade Is Permitted   Negroes Pray, Sing Outside Jail Where 1.000 Are Held.

Police Reverse Policy, Permit Negroes to Hold Prayer Demonstration

Saint Marys Boy Drowns In Farm Pond   Mates and Firemen Attempt to Revive Alan C. Herhbstritt

Navy Backs Korth On Apparent Rift   Atomic Powered Carrier Said Caused Resignation

Fred Korth Steps Down From Post   Action Comes In Apparent Protest Over Atom Decision

Korth Quits During Feud On A-Carrier.  Navy Secretary Figured Also in TEX Controvers

Cites Press Of Private Affairs   Had Many Differences With McNamara; JFK Names Paul Nitze

Methodist Church Nears Completion   International Affairs Expert Successor . Korth Resigns Following Differences in Pentagon

Nitze Chosen As Successor  By President  Texan Also Figured   Texan Also Figured In Policy Dispute Over TFX Contract  s.. -arerem 62 iru or eae 4 OS

Paul Nitze To Succeed Fred Korth   Rejection Ot Nuclear-Powered  Carrier Key Issue

Partial Ban on Testing Likely; Talks in Secret  Ail Delegations to n Good Humo

Prospects Still Bright On Test Ban   Secrecy Continues To Surround Talks Of Three Powers

U.S.-Soviet Talks Progress  Outlook Stays Good For Partial Ban On A-Tests

Secrecy Shrouds Moscow Talks — Agreement Predicted On Partial Test Ban

Signs Point To Accord By 3 Powers  Secrecy Surrounds   Secrecy Surrounds Daily Meetings Of Negotiators

PARLEY RESULT MAY BE PARTIAL NUCLEAR BAN   en ee  SECRECY SHROUDS DAILY MEETINGS IN MOSCOW TALKS

Bucks Takes  No Action On Land Buying   The Bucks County Commissioners failed to take action today on a request that they halt all purchases

Ret ‘aining P rogram In Some Areas  Whittle Away At A Sudden Bulge Of Unemployment

South Bend Hails Gift From LB)   President Tells 5-Poin Program To Aid Men Out of Jobs

Wild, Dizzy Finish For Legislature  Adjournment. Cama At A-72      Adjournment. Came At 4:18 This Morning

Tawes Was Against Proposal   Strangled In Last Dizzy Rush By Parliamentary Maneuvers

Blackhurst, Heise, Clark: Magistrates  Bixcuntann Enda [§ fas anhadg

JFK To Meet L. A. Chiefs  In San Jose   U8. Is Secking Suppoct Over Curbing Guba

Kennedy, ‘atin Chiels fo Mee! In Costa Rice  Rusk To Accompany Deacidant la Talke      Rusk To Accompany President In Talks Ending Wednesday

Kennedy And Rusk Talk On Latin America   Both Will Fly To Costa Rica Today For 3-Day Session

BRAZIL PEEVED OVER TALK OF INFILTRATION   6 Latin-American Heads Are Participating In Important Meeting   COMMUNISM EXPORT IS GROWING DANGER

Two Ready To Fly To Costa Riea   Important Talks To Begin With 3iy  Latin Presideni«

Court Order Prevents Walkout Threatening to Idle United Air Lines

Clerg gymen Planning Another Assault On Racial Barrier “s   Nee Relaied Story Page 3

On Top of the News   —Retired Union Head—  Harper Reminisces of Days Passed

Jailed clergy, mostly white, plan 2nd Baltimore assault   lecisa chatement?

{T'S UP TO CITIZENS ‘BUT POLICE MUST AID COUNTY ATTORNEY _ Discusses Liquor, Beer  Law Enforcement at City

IT'S UP TO CITIZENS  BUT POLICE MUST AID  COUNTY ATTORNEY Discusses Liquor, Beer  Law Enforcement at City  Council Meetina

Captain Deserts lo E. Germany  Headquarters Admit: Another Gone, Too

iG ary Heads Gre roup Cutdelines Sought For } OhioStudentAc tivittes

Soft Coal Bill Said Too Hard, Hard Coal Decision Said Too Soft—  Both Soft, Hard Coal Strip Measures Face Change Battles In Legislature   Anthracite

12 Amexidments  For Package Bill  Holding Up Vote Advertising Tax  Killed: Licensina vurerwws ==. Ge Gs SF "="  Aaancy Reiected

What Are Details Of Liquor Bill?  lowa Measure Includes Local Option and Strict Licensing

GOLDWYN TAKEN OFF BURNING CRUISER Hydrofoil on Trial Run Rescues Boating Party

Senate O.K.’s lirst Rights Program Bill   U.S. To Pick Up Whole Tab For  Training Plan

Asian-African Bloc Wins Vote  Resolution Demands Freedom For Eleven.

OFFICERS FROM THREE COUNTIES RUSH TO TOWN   SIX ALARMS SOUND IN LESS THAN TWO HOURS: 3 FALSE

'Governor Barnett Tells Senators: Kennedys Sowing Seeds Of Hate And Violence’

Gov. Barnett Cries Down  Richts Bill   ‘Bloody Harvest’ Likely Result, He Tells Senators

Gov. Barnett’s Accusations Result  In Challenges By Rights Supporters

Barnett Offers ‘Evidence’ Charge Negro Cadibasih Red-Inspired Challenged

Governor Calls Bill Provocative   Violent White Action Predicted

MISSISSIPPI CHIEF FINDS RED TRACKS   Wants Each State Left Alone With  Its Integration

Gov. Barnett  Blasts Civil  Rights Plan Kennedys Sowing  Seeds of Violence, Hate, He Contends

Warning by Barnett on Rights Plan   Says Kennedys Sowing “Hate Seeds;” Sees  “Bloody Harvest”

Barnett Blasts Rights Measures  Sees Bloody Turmoil If Plan Approved

Charges Negro Demonstrations iRed-Inspired      Backers Of JFK’s Civil Rights Legislation Refutes Statement

Barnett testifies on civil rights Dill  Cawe el amnanctrat ianc Ai AHhKAAEeC   Says demonstrations by Negroes are laraely Communist-inspired

Barnett Speaks Out  Declares Kennedys Responsible For Wide Race Demonstrations

Barnett Blames Communists  --Governor Warne OF   ~Governor Warns Of Great Violence If Riahts Bill Passes

Mississippi Governor Says Kennedys Sowing Seeds Of Hate And Violence’

t Demonstrations Communist-Inspired  TFK Camo Challenses ‘Barnett Clair

Says Kennedys Sowing Seeds Of Hate, Violence   Says Nation Will Reap Bloody Harvest If Rights Bill Is Passed

In Civil Rights Field Barnett Says Kennedys Sowing ‘Seeds of Hate’

Barnett Claims Kennedy Brothers Sewing Seeds of Hate and Violence

Barnett [blames Reds for Unrest   Game Official Cites Pressure by Heatly

 JFK and Brether Sew Seeds of Hate-Violence, ‘Gov. Barnett Charaes 

Barnett Accuses Robert Kennedy Of Building Hate   By STEVEN GERSTEL United Press International

Nation Could Reap Bloody Harvest  Governor Says Act Referred to As siL¢* and  oe, gg. _

BARNETT SAYS KENNEDYS ARE AIDING STRIFE   Miss. Governor Also Charges Commies Spur Disorders   C-RIGHTS TERMED ‘WHITE SLAVE BILL

 Warns of Turmoil  Barnett Accuses JFK, Brother Of Encouraging Racial Trouble

Showers Bring Cheer to State  a ae ok oo eS oe   No Rainfall Here But There's Hope

Showers Bring Cheer to State   No Rainfall Here But There's Hope

ROMNEY SAYS HE WILL NOT BE GOP CANDIDATE   SAYS HE INTENDS TO CONCENTRATE ON PRESENT JOB

Decision Is Definite, He Says Today   Tb Washington To Push Detroit For Convention

Romney Repeats an Earlier Denial He Will Be Candidate   GOP Govemor Visits Washington to Bid  Pan Thea Pheer are:

Makes Statement In Washington; Makes GOP Bid   Detroit Is Seeking ‘64 Party Convention

Where to Find It   Michigan’s Governor Romney Says He Will Not Run for Presidency

Four Towns Taken, Their Leaders Claim   Invasion Meets Little Resistance In First Hours

Small Group Of Exiles Invade Haiti   500-Man Force Moving Inland; No Immediate Reports of Fighting

Crass Border From. Dominican Republic  Invasion Staged ‘By Haitian Exiles

Exiles Invade Haiti   Small Force Reported Driving On Northern Port Of Fort Liberte

Small Invasion Force Advances On Haitian Port   No Immediate Reports of Fighting as Rebels Claim Capture of Four Towns.

High Wate! Hampers 3 States   Hundreds Flee Swollen Streams in Wheeling

CAUSED BY BIG RAINS PLUS THAW   Heavy Damage Along Valley Of Ohio River System

Melting Snow, Heavy Rainfall Filled Streams  Three States Hit By Rising Water; Danger Subsides

REVIVE   Assessors Returned To Jobs   Swing Denies  Any Politics

BUFFOONERY BAFFLES BANDITS Jewel Thieves Hexed by Host of Hostages

Escape With $55,000 In Gems Latest Jewel Theft In New York Anothe  Comic Masterpiece

Room Overflows With Hostages While Jewel Thieves Try To Finish Holdup

‘MORE JEWEL THEFT BUFFOONERY  Bandits Overrun With Hostages In Holdup

Pair Flees With $55,000 In A Laughable Stickup, Like Keystone Cops Comedy

Inside The Times   FAOUVSLOTIO AOPS SADTTIO CTY  Jewelry Bandits Swamped With Hostages

It Was Comical, But Bandits  me hth  Still Got $55,000 in Jewels

Jewel Thieves Rehearse ‘Keystone Kops Version In Gem Robbery Sunday

Snead's Hiring Rapped   Solon Demands Probe Of $15,600 Peace Corps Job For Pro Gridder

Peace Corps’ Hiring of Quarterback At Big Salary Hit by Congressman

Top of News From Tahoe  —Pages 2,3   Deep Space ‘Spy’ To Detect Tests

Murder verdict awaited   Jury ponders life or death for wife-killer

AthensCounty Jury Ponders Fate Of Stees   Six Possible Verdicts Seen In Murder Trial

Attorney General's Ruling Has Put A Damper On Giveaways In Kansas

Indict Firm on Hiding of Drug Results   Injuries to Animals Said Covered Up; Sold for 2 Years

Sexual Changes Cited... . Big Drug Firm Indicted For Concealine Test Results

Sexual Changes Cited... : ; , — ; Big Drug Firm Indicted For   Concealing Test Results

Canada Vote Victory Due  For Pearson   Nuelear Defense Issue In Contest ‘Regarded Crucial

-onservatives vs. Liberals ,   Eight Million Canadians Vote In Critical National Election

May Be Crucial To U.S,  Eight Million Canadians - Expected To Vote Today

Eight Million Are Expected To Visit Polls   Pearson’s Liberal Party Is Slight Pre-Vote Favorite

Canadians Vote  in National  Election Today Outcome Crucial  to U.S.-Canada  Rolatiance

Osa INOSIra in ror ir.  ‘Stool Pigeén' Valachi Gives Briefings Today

During ‘Cosa Nostra’ InvestigationValachi Gives Senators Private Briefing Today

Wisconsin Plans Route Freeway to Ironwood Is Not ‘Needed, Says Highway Chief

Waiting Government Action:  Wirtz Says No Effort Made Toward Settlement

Wirtz Says. Neither Union, Railroads Seen Making Effort To End Dispute

Claims Neither Railroads Nor Unions  Are Making Strike Settlement Effort

Reds Demand U.S. Pullout Of Continent  Russia Insists She Liquidate Nuclear Forces Over Word

JFK NOTE SUBMERGED  US, Reds Collide At Resumption Of Arms Conference

hee West Collide at Disarmament Talks;  ussians Urge Removal of U.S. Bases Abroad

Disarmament Conference Reopens   Soviets Submerge Cautious Optimism From Kennedy

Reds Sink Message From JFK   Soviels Propose America Liquidate Foreign Deterrent

Gives Message To State Assembly   At Geneva Conference  U.S., Reds Clash On Arms

Evacuation Of Beach Area Is Under Way   Hundreds Flee To High Ground; Planes Moved Inland

Winds Begir To Batter Carolinas   Expect Storm to Push Inland Late Tonight; More Leaving Coast

Service Continued by State Agencies      NAACP Plans New  Moves at Conventior

“yee ego is RS TS      DESPITE ‘BEATINGS  Courageous Girl, 11,  To Testify In Court

Suggestion to Change School Subsidy System Opposed by Legislator

University’s Growth In 1963 Holds Sobering Implications For Future

No formal supportfor any group  U.S. welcomes unity move among Cuban:

Judge Rules U.S. Cant Sue to Force School Integration   Says Govt. Without Authority

BOMB TOSSED; VIOLENCE HITS FACKSON, MISS.   Negro Leader’s Carport I Target of KerosencEitlled Rattles   POLICE SEE ‘PRANK’   Sit-In at Store Lunch  Counter Kicked and  Reaten

Racial Troubles Continue—  Judge Nixes US Suit,  Fire Bomb In Jackson

Demonstrations suspended  Negroes pledge end to strife in Cambridge

Wedding Licenses   ae aati  Sak WEE a we  ANNUAL JUNE BOOM AT CLERK‘'S OFFICE

U.N. Troops  on Alert:>*  in Katanga ilo pe Hadeanibe Won't Renege

Troops Poised 45 Miles Northwest of Jadotville .. .  UN Seeking Signs Of Tshombe Give-in

 Inquiry Board Meets  ‘Strike Called at Boeing, T-H Injunction Move Seen

Union shop at issue as Machinists strike Boeing; T-H act invoked by JFK

Union Machinists Call For Strike Threatening U.S. Missile Output

Romney Fails fo Get Nod for Bill  Celebrezze Refuses Tr, Annrave Mencure

Wednesday Ceremonies For Factory   Power Components Gets New Building Jn Upper Tyrone

JFK's Tour Billed as Non-Political but Politics Could Easily Enter in

CHRIST SPOKE THE WORDS MORE THAN 1,900 YEARS AGO:  ‘The Hour Has Come For The Son Of Man To Be Glorified’   Climaxes Lenten Period.

CHRIST SPOKE THE WORDS MORE THAN 1,900 YEARS AGO:  ‘The Hour Has Come For The Son Of Man To Be Glorified

26 Die as Atlantic City Hotels and Home for Aged Are Swept by Fire

Assembly OK's State Parochial School Bus Bill   ‘STATE SENATE KILLS ‘CIGARET SALE BILL

Rebound Eclipses Losses Following  Kennedy's Death   Heavy Trading Brings Financ Reassurances

Rejects Democratic Claims— Scranton Denies Juggling Of Record To Get Deficit

Scranton Rejects Claims By Democrats He Juggled To Project Fund Deficit

Rights Round - Up Danville Police Kick In  Door To Nab Integrationist

Navy Court Orders Tests on Thresher Type of Equipment   Postpone Tes! Dive Ol Bathyseaphe Dus To had Washes.

Shipyards Asked To Make Tests  Seek Data in Study Of Thresher Sinking

Church Merger Talks Progress  Consolidation Probler   Consolidation Problems Next On Study List

Church Merger Talks Progress   Consolidation Problems Next On Study List

TOCA! THE™MPPRATIRES   Church Merger Talks Progress   Consolidation Problem Next On Study List

Fourth of July Holiday Period Worst ‘In State's History, 59 Persons Die

Ask Reynolds to Be More Definite in State Reapportionment Petition

Texans Bound Over To Grand Jury In Jones Chapel Rape And Robbery

Gov. Beefs « ‘Up Force ; - he        State ‘Troops Keep High School’ Closed

Medicare Plan Broadened to Cover Those Not Under Social Security

This Week in Business and Finance... .      Lower Trade Barriers a Possibility Now

Kur the r Re F AN: ation See See *n Possible Possible  Wheat Deal May Open New Trade With Reds

Father of Glacier Park Charles Pray, Former Congressman From State and U.S. Judge, Dies in Great Falls

NON     Charles Pray, Former Congressman From State and U.S. Judge, Dies in Great Falls

Fire Wins Over Water—   lowans’ Invention Ideas Pour in Under Program

Johnson Has Slap For Peawhet Idea   His ‘Copter Nearly - Blows Over King Or  Landing At Gotebo:

De Gaulle Plot Fails, French Officials Claim  Three Army Officer: Arrested: Fourth Try In 17 Months

Six Army Officers, One Woman Held   Plan Was to Murder President When He Visited School Today

French Smash Plot To Kill” Gen. De Gaulle  Ath Assassination’.   4th. Assassination Try Reported = “Within 17 Menthe

Was Linked to School Visit Army Officers Seized In 4th DeGaulle Plot

Six Officers Held in Plot On De Gaulle   Men Accused of Conspiracy to Kill French President

POLICE SMASH ATTEMPT NO. 4 BY ASSASSINS   Say Officers Planned Killing With Rifle at Mili. tary Schaal] Tadav   TELESCOPIC SIGHTS   One or More Generals Reported Under Arrest; Woman Linked

Army Officers Under Arrest  Expose Another Plot To Assassinate DeGaulle

HIGH-RANKING ARMY OFFICERS NAMED IN PLAN   FOURTH REPORTED TRY IN 17 MONTHS TO KILL FRENCHMAN

6 Officers Held In Plot to Kill France's Leader   Police Say Group Planned Murder O} De Gaulle Today

LL LLL LOO  ‘French Gover nment Squelches Plot  To Kill DeGaulle, Overthrow Republic

Four Arrested, Fifth Is Sought   Assassination Attempt Fourth Kifort To Murder President

New Plot to Assassinate De Gaulle Thwarted   PARIS (UPI)—Police foiled a new plot yvesterday to kill President Charles de Gaulle and over  PPE, ay % * PAHO Re ee 

Five Held InPlot on De Gaulle   3 Officers, 2 Women Linked to Latest Death Attempt

Smash Plot fo Murder De Gaulle   Plan Organized by Army Officers: Police Arrest-7

Six Army Officers, Woman Arrested  NEW PLOT TO KILL DE GAULLE FOILED

Charge Plot On DeGaulle’s Life  Six High- Ranking  {fLirarce Gaivad

Uncover a Plot fo Murder De Gaulle While on a Tour   Assassination Plot fg the Fourth Reported In the Past 17 Months.

High Powered Rifle Ready  To Kill France's President FOURTH ATTEMPT

Uncover plot to assassinate DeGaulle   Six high-ranking officers accused and arrested

Army officers arrested   French leader was to have been shot today

Nip Another Plot To Kill DeGaulle    Six High-Ranking Officers Arrested

3 Army Officers, 2WomenArrestec   Slaying Was To Have Taken Place This Mornince

Six Accused Of De Gaulle Death Plot   Army Officers Arrested; French  Woman Also Held

6 Officers Held In Plot to Kill France's Leader  Police Say Group Planned Murder Of   Police Say Group Planned Murder.Of De Gaulle Today

Five Seized In Life Plot On DeGaulle   Try With Rifle Planned Today; 2 Women, 3 Officers Arrested

Plotted to Kill French President ih Scope Rifle  On ne or More Gen erals  eenecoan le Ranart®

Smash Arm Plot To Kall De Gaulle  Six High-Ranking Officers Arrested

Police Foil Attempt At War School   Six Officers And Woman Arrested, Paris Press Says

Six Accused Of Plotting To Kill Free Presient  ssassination Was hac "e Thi Mor ing

French police foil plot to gun down De Gaulle  Three army officers, two women arrested in scheme to kill French chief during tour   Cuba offers asylum to hijackers

Evereft R. Williams Will Head Mental Health Study: Begin Plans Monday Night

Committees Plan First Meetings   County Study Is Only One OF Kind  Tn Pennsylvania

Strike Delay Request Studied  Rail Unions Consider   Rail Unions Conside: Labor Chief's Plea

 Could Walk Out At Midnight Rail Unicns Urged To Defer Deadline For Strike Action

Encouraged by So. Holland Board  Jaycees Offer Aid in Attracting Industry

Moscow Treaty at Least a Beginnin g.  Search for Nuclear Control Started in 1046

Sgt. Burch Stricken In Patrol Car 2st. Burch Stricken In Patrol Car Police Veteran Dies

Students Put in Detention Camps for Demonstrating Against Diem Government

Viet Nam Troops Haul .Off Hundreds Of Rioting High School Students

Police Place Stone Hurlers In Detention   600 Girls Among  Anti-Government in 2.5).  i i

800 Saigon Students Placed in Camps Of Detention After Demonstrations

RUNIB EUaag Srgitae astinge 2 Rag Re Tey gi aa a! ae gga ae  Coffee- time ,

Tremors Among Worst In I0 Years  Quakes Jar Arkansas, Six Other States

First U.S. Catholic President Granted Audience With Pontiff  Pope Praises Peace Efforts

Paul VI Praises Kennedy Efforts For World Peace   VATICAN CITY (UPI)—Pope Paul VI met today vith President Kennedy and praised his efforts to obtain vorld peace and racial equality in the United States.

Pope Paul Praises — President Kennedy For Peace Program   Hold Private Talks Before  Statements

JFK winds up  tour with call for Allied unity   Kennedy pays visit to Pope Paul

Race Equality Also Is Topic Of Discussion   President Spends 36 Minutes With Pontif Who Receives  Presidential Party.

President Pleased With Trip Results   Pope Praises Peace Efforts Of Kennedy

Returns Home ‘Today           JE Has. “Audience: With Pope Paul VI

Pope Cites Civil Rights Fight  Kennedy's Efforts for Peace Lauded

WHERE TO FIND IT      ZUBRENSKY CHALLENGES OLSON ON RIGHT TO APPOINT CORONER

Boycott Concerns ‘Vatican   Worried Whether   Others Will  Follow Greeks

THE VATICAN AND THE ORTHODOX:  Ecumenical Rejected,  Watch Rhodes Talks

Greek Church  Rejects Papal  Unity Appeal Orthodox Primate  Refuses Reunion  With Vatican

Will they follow Greeks? Focus attention - on attitude of church

Inside The Proaress   To Boycott Ecumenical Council . .  Orthodox. Church  Rejects Vatican

Greek Snub of Ecumenical Council Eyed  Vatican Focuses pitwntion on  ession

1r Eastern Churches Follow?  ‘k Orthodox Rejection of Unity 1 Rome May Have Wide Effects

Pablisher’s Stery At Prehe: _ A aston eeueTETnneemyetrrn:  Says Justice Dept. OK’d Two Newspaper Closings

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Publisher Assured Justice Dept. Approved Newspaper Closings

Despite Recent Strife  Voluntary Desegregation Making Steady Gains

BLAME PASSED  AROUND AFTER  ISSUE STALLS EASTER WEEKEND  LEAVES QUESTION ON RELIEF CHECKS

Blind Pension Rise Bill ls Approved  Dalton Vetoes Plan Baw Recannaek Acree

HARK THE HERALD - -   Establishment Of State Museum Is Welecomed—

British Continue Scandal Inquiry  Seek to Determine i Security Is Affected

Slaying suspects release hostages, yield to police  Grinnell policeman shot early today

Nation Submits Answer to Offer By Khrushchev  - Kennedy Wants - Non-Aggression Teaaty Sanarata

One to six inch snow blanket reported  Blizzard strikes northern Great Plains

Great Plains Reels Under Snow Storm   6-Inch Blanket Laid Across Northern States

26th Legislature Ends In Aeceord   Passage Of Money Bill Last Item

LCHS JUNIOR BAND AND SMALL GROUPS TO PRESENT CONCERT TUESDAY EVENING " Ensembies to. Play) _  Contes? Numbers

Six Persons Hurt In Two Car Wrecks   Spectacular Crash On West Main St.

Dirty, High Waters Again Flood State   High Water Again Hits SW Virginia

FOUR DROWNINGS REPORTED Second Flood Ravages State’s Southern Part   Lakes to Dakotas Lashed by Storm

Ambush Motorcade   is dead. He died ina a hospital after  being cut down by an assassin’s bullet while his motorcade was moving along on the outskirts of Dallas.

Right-to-Work Bill Opposed By Governor   He Will Fight It All the Way, Sponsors Told

No Relish By Spanish ForHot Dog   Popularization Attempt Doesn’t Cut the Mustard

*ROMOTION, SL, PROPAGANDA, NO  Hot Dog Handouts Start Madrid Riot

Latin Chiefs Expected To  Ask Measure   Kenneily Says Mee To Diseuss Social, Economie Watters

Pr resident to. Resist” Move: Against Castro   US: Stand Announced: for! Opening ‘of Central American ‘Confererice

House RKemains Dark  Reinforced State Troopers Battle Angry Foleroft Crowd

Pennsylvania. Police Half Race Disorder  Whites Object -To Negro Moving ‘Into. Neighborhood

House Rejects Foundation Plan   Vote Is Close On School Aid Idea

House Turns Down School Finance Plan Charges Anderson Plan   Charges Anderson Plan Is “Unfair And Faulty”

Foundation Plan Rejected By Hous  Decision A Rebuff To Gov. Anderson

Trapped More Than 20 Hours Boy in Good Condition After His  Rescue From Cliff in Montana

Carpenters Build Ladder To Reach Child Stranded on Mountain Perch

Pair win race against time Two carpenters’ assemble 100-ft ladder in darkness

Today’s Good Reading ....   Trapped on Cliff Ledge 20 Hours —  100-Foot Ladder Used to Rescue Boy

WHERE TO FIND IT   LADDER BUILT DURING NIGHT Boy Carried To Safety From Ledge On High Cliff

‘Won Race Against Time  10-Year-Old Boy Rescued From Ledge Of High Cliff

100-Foot Ladder Built Boy. 10, Rescued From Ledge 11.000 Feet Above Sun River

Real Cliff Hanger! Boy Rescued From Ledge Of 1,000-Foot Cliff In Montana; Stranded All Night

RESCUE BOY TRAPPED ON PRECIPICE   Carpenters Cling Like Flies To Cliff, Assemble Ladder Board At A Time To Reach Stranded Boy.

150-Foot Wooden Ladder Used   Stranded Boy Rescued From 1,000-Foot Clitf

State Has 10 Weekend Drownings; Five Occur During Violent Storms Saturday

Drownings Take Ten Lives in State During Weekkend   Father’s Rescue Attempts Fatal; Executives Die

For White House Race Mail, Money, Petitions Pouring Into Goldwater Headquarters in Capital

(AIL, MONEY ROLL IN  Goldwater's Appeal Can Be Measured in $'s Donated

‘Mone , Support Pouring In Sen. Goldwater’s Campaign 'No Longer a Random Affair

 About 200 Arrested     Saigon Police Club Buddhist Demonstrators

THREE SUI BANDSMEN FROM LE MARS WILL PERFORM UNDER BATON OF MEREDITH WILSON  To Participate In Half-time Show   Look Who's Here

Harriman Starts N-Test Ban Pact On Long Path Through U. S. Senate

Senate Handed U.S.-Russian Test Ban Pact  Treaty to Get Close Scrutiny By Lawmakers

Good Evening!   U. S. pressure on Khrushche seemingly effective.

McNamara Tells Congress ee ongress  Foreign Aid Cuts Threatening Peace

Defense:  McNamara Sees Risk in Aid Cuts   Congress Told Military  Assistance Endangered

Students Given High-Powered Physics Lesson  Be Be Bt a CAPS et   Nobel Prize Winner Is ‘Teacher’ For 800 Of Ohio’s Best Pupil:

Students Given High-Powered Physics Lesson  Nobel Prize Winn Ms comes By r 800

Island's Crops Wrecked By 4-Day Storm   Hurricane Toll Now Tops 400; Florida Menaced

Hurricane Lashes Cuba for Fourth Dav: Wines Qut Half of Farm Crops

Flora Ruins Cuban Crops   Hurricane Lashes Island Fourth Day ix Row; Storm Toll Is 400

Howling Wind, Driving Rain Batters Island   Half Of Cuba’s Crops Destroyed; Flora Now Threat To Florida

RAKES ISLAND FOR 4TH DAY   Half Of Cuba’s Sugar,  Rice, Coffee, Coton And Cocoa Wiped Out; 400 Killed On Haiti.

HURRICANE RAKES ISLAND FOR 4TH DAY   Half Of Cuba's Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Cotton And Cocoa Wiped Out; 400 Killed On Haiti.

Four Days Of Pounding -Hurricane Deals Cuba Second Crushing Blow

Hurricane Flora Wrecks Cuba's Crops, Then Starts Across Island Again

Half of Major Crops Reportedly Wiped Out by Wind, Torrential Rain Lashing Island Fourth Day

  Sor Deals RedEconomy New Losses   Rakes Castro Isle Fourth Day, Perils Florida, Bahamas

Half Of Crops Wiped Out Hurricane Flails Cuba For 4th Day      Mrs. Kennedy Reaches  Lesbos Isle on Cruise

Wind Deals Fidel Rule Real Blow   Coffee, Sugar, Cotton Rice and Cocoa Said  Half Destroyed   No Movement

Deals Crushing Blow to Already Shaky Economy  Over 400 Deaths Already Charged To Big Storm

REPORT HALF OF CROPS RUINED   Staggering Blow Is Dealt Castro’s Economy  mee Mm TRE      Still In Path Of Storm; Gale Warnings Fly As Far North As Stuart

Half Of Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Cotton Crops Wiped Out  Hurricane Batters Cuba for Fourth Straight Da

Hurricane Flora Is Lashing Cuba; Big. Damage fo Crops   Storm Passing Over  Tstand Second Time; Theastane PMlacdin

Extensive Crop. ~ Damage Reported.  Flora Again Rakes Island, May. Threaten Florida. Bahamas:

Sugar Fields, Other Crops Ruined as Hurricane Flora  Thrashes Toward Key City

Hurricane Flora Deals Heavy Blow To Faltering Cuban Farm Economy

Hurricane Flora Lashes Cuba Ath Day; Crop Damage Heavy   Wheat Sale To Russians Hardly A Nick In Supply   Analvysis Background  Of The News

Hurricane Destroys Half Of Cuba Crops   Storm Lashes Island Fourth Day in a Row

FLORA RIPS CUBA FOR FOURTH DAY      Storm Wipes Out Half o: Island’s. Crops; Florida . . Threatened

Half of Island’s Main Crops Reported Wiped Out By Wind, Torrential Rains

Gale Winds Cover Florida Coast  Hurricane Flora Strikes Cuba, Damages Crops

STORM LASHES COAST OF CUBA 4TH DAY IN ROW   REPORT ISLAND’S CROPS WIPED OUT BY HEAVY RAINS

Crops Ruined In Fourth Day Of Wind, Rain   Bahamas, Florida Again Threatened; 400 Lives Taken

Flora Lashes Island Fourth Straight Day  More Than 400   More Than 400 Lives Claimed by Vicious Storm

Hurricane Toll Passes A00 cnn_, 22,  ‘lora’ Again Hits Cuba, Poses Threat To Florida

Hurricane tashes Guba for Ath day, ruins crops  ¢C,.. sr cic f 7 aot ia ape iia ead bie   Staggering economy of Castros regime suffers more as storm destrovs products

HARD BLOWS BEING DEALT TO ECONOMY   Hurricane Now Bahamas And Florida Threat

Flora Lashing Cuba Fourth Straight Day   LS Coplers. Para-Rescuers  Join Searchers n> Mexieo

Flora Rips Island 4th Day in Row   Crops Bear Brunt Of Blast; Half Of. Them Said Destroved

Half Of Crops Are Wiped Out By Wind, Rain   Pounding Continues On Island; Florida Threatened Again

Hershey To Be Site Of Medical School   Hershey Trust Will Provide $50 Million

Debate Possible On  Scranton’s Proposals To Await Return Of Assembly On Monday

Four Railroad Brotherhoods Seek to  Overturn Findines of Arbitrators

4 Train Unions Appeal Federal Panel's Decision   Court Also Asked tea Void Law Banning Nationwide Rail. road Strike.

INSIDE YOUR DAILY TIMES   Only 6,891 Attend Polo Grounds Rally   Related Photo, Page 2

106-1 Vote Condemns lts Policy   Blanket Release Of Opponents Is Also  Demanded By Vote

If You Want It Enough Youth U ndergoes Heart Surgery To Join Army

Infernational Bodies Refuse fo Fire 8 Suspected of Being Disloyal to U.S.

Chances for Two Miners’ Lives Appear Bright  Rescuers Drill Hits Target

Drill Breaks Into Pocket Far Below   30 Hours Needed to Widen Tunnel for Escape Capsule

Gov. Egan announces  Coast Guard increases air patrols off Alaska coast

JUNIOR RODEO IN GRAND PRAIRIE...   Centennial Days  For Grand Prairie

We're going to get another number, this one from U.S. post office

Wouldn’t Encourage Move for Party’s Nod ‘Open to Honest Draft, Says Scrantor

Painting Stolen From KU Found In Los Angeles   Californian Held By FBI for Theft Of Art Treasure

Painting Stolen From KU Found In Los Angele  Californian Held By FBl fer Theft OVE Ava Tra 7

Inside Today   Despite Calm Calm ‘s lemson Maintaining  Security For A While

Educator Sees Drive To Aid Private Units   Federal Funds Said Sought For Porochia!l Schools

Educator Sees Drive To Aid Private Units  Federal Funds Said Sought for

BOTH PRIVATE AND PAROCHIAL  Educator Charges Vigorous Drive To Subsidize Schools

Edueator Hits School Funds Campaign   Charges Drive On For Aid To Private. Parochial Systems

[Enfield Scene Of Race Violence: ‘Negroes March In Several Town:

‘Mail Early’ Is Benson's Advice   Postmaster Gives Tips on Christmas Cards and Other Yuletrna Matiina.

Postmaster Says “Mail Early” and Use ZIP Code For Christmas Cards

Idaho Urges Reciprocity On Licenses   Appeals to Utah For Retention Of Plate Policy

Guinther ‘Defends Rule *)  ‘Idaho Asks Utch Rescind ‘License Plate Tax Order

At Cost of Nearly $198 Million...  Teacher Wage Boosts, Subsidy Hikes Asked

Bill of Rights Violated  High Court Voids TwoLaws Aimed At Draft Dodgers

Numerous Cases Considered:  U.S. Supreme Court Hits Stripping Of Citizenship

‘SAFEGUARDS VIOLATED’  ~High Court Voids Laws Aimed At Dratt Dodgers Fleeing US

Citizenship Loss Case. Splits Court  _ Majority Says Part _Of Nationality Act - Punitive In Aim

Novato Session Closed, But Heard Anyway  Criticism Of   Criticism Of City Aide Comes Out Loud, Strong   CALTLEFD IN   DEFENDS CLERK

Novato Session Closed, But Heard Anyway   Criticism Of City Aide Comes Out Loud, Strong

Words Of Warning  ‘Special’ Salesmen Active Here   See editorial, “Know With Whom You Deal,” on Page 4.

Mrs. J. C. (Jean Livermore) Morrison  Smouldering Mattress Kills Sleeping Lumberton Matron

Mrs..J: C. (Jean Livermore ): Wisediven . a lvermore) Morrison  Smouldering Mattress Kills. Sleeping Lumberton Matron

News Day, Night   In Message To Congress   Congress Is Frustrated  Foreign Policy Drops  ~ As Politicians Argue

BLIRN VICTIM AT MAYO CLINIC   ‘Bipartisan’ Policy Touching Bottom In Russia-Cuba Uproar

Bipartisan Policy Is At Bottom   Uproar Over Cub Takeover Is Cited

: Uproar In Congress Bipartisan Foreign Policy At ‘Low Ebb Over Cuban Issues

SHAKE ACCUSING FINGERS Biparty Foreign Policy Hits Snag In Congress

Red China Road Work Is Puzzling  Could Be Prelude to Southeast Asia Push

Thrusts into Asia Rice Bowl may be planned  Red China road-building very significant

China's Road Building Stirs Fears Of Thrust 'At Thailand Or Burma

Decries Fight Over Who Benefits Most.   Labor Asks $10 Billion Cut Now

Willing to o Accept  Reforms Later   President Tells Bankers US: Threatened With Recession: :

Would Drop Reforms for Rate Slash   Nation Warned Anew Against Recession Peril

Religious Services Significant Americans Pause  For Thanksgiving

Solemn Holiday  Prayer to Dominate Feasting, Hyannis Port Curate Believes

Grieving Nation to Pause  In Thanks for Blessings   Kennedy Clan to Gather For Solemn Holiday Feast

NOTE OF SADNESS  Kennedy’ s Assassination  Puts Damper on Holiday

America’s Thanksgiving Subdued; President To Be on Television at 6:15

Hearts Arent In It  Thanksgiving Etched In Sorrow   LB] Pleas For Aid O1 Old Allies

Today's Services to Have Somber Tone   President Kennedy‘s Murder Casts Gloom Over Holiday

New resident Speaks ionight Americans Observe Sad Thanksgiving Day Today

‘America Observes Solemn Thanksgiving Today;   Civil Rights, Taxes Given Spotlight

One-Fourth of Troops Landed  Exercise Big Lift Said Proceeding on Schedule

FULL SERVICE   Airlift Operation To Germany Is  Still on Schedule

Overcome Trouble With Fog —  U.S. Army’s ‘Big Lift’ Meets 24 Hour Goals      Rusk To Say U. S. Won't  Reduce Forces in Europe

Officials See Completion Thursday Night Fog Diverts 5 Transports In U.S. Exercise Big Lift

US. Airlift Moves Swiftly  Indications Point o Completion  Ahead Of Schedule

Fog Delays Big Lift, But Not Much: Troops Keep Movina   Bellmon Plans Drive. On Cattle Importing   Governor Marshals Forces To Fight Disastrous Drought

F og Forces Transport Diversions   Over 3,500 U.S. Soldiers Already In West Germany

Big Lift troops still on schedule as deliveries pass halfway mark

Area Weather Forecast   Frankfurt Weather Diverts 5 Flights  Big Lift Overcomes Fog; Troops Take Up Weapons

/ “FOG BLANKETS AIRLIFT—— Low Visibility Forces Rerouting Of Planes

Officers pleased with speed Big Lift nears completion well within time schedule

Despite fog over Frankfurt Military chiefs say airlift will make its deadline

Deadline Faced In ‘Big Lift’   Frankfurt Fog Delays Airlift Of U.S. Units

Fog Forces Diversion  In Airlift   Jt Is Expected, However, To Mark  Completion By Binedlina Mer eedeer

Whew:   Giant Airlift Proceeds Like Clockwork Despite Fog   Rusk Due To Assure Bonn On Troops Plan

Despite Fog, ‘Big Lift Ahead of Schedule; U.S. Will Not Withdraw Troops, Report

MANEUVER TO FINISH IN 64 HOURS   German Officials Remain Worried  On Withdrawals

ig Lift Nears Completion of Great Success   Triumphing Over Space, Weather

Big Airlitt Is Meeting All Its Goals   60 Transports Carrying 3,588 Land in Europe

Fog Diverts Troop Airlift   Five Huge Transports Delayed But Officials Expect to Meet Deadline

Airlift Going — Like Clockwork; Deadline Near   Most Of 2nd Armored Division, Equipment Have Already Landed

Fog Causes Rerouting of Some Planes  Over 2,500 Troops Flown to Bases In i I

Big Troop Airlift Still On Schedule   Fog Forces Some Diversion Of Planes In Europe Journey -

Massive Airlift. Is Moving Along Like Clockwork  Fog Forces Five Transport Planes Te Bp Barnitad

Reds Blast Troop Operation; Germans Worried—  Airlift Near End: on Schedule

Overcomes Foggy Weather, Lands 3,588 Troops, About OneFourth of Total Involved

Second Armored Division fo Be Overseas Today   Maneuvers Scheduled When Lift Is Finished

FOG FORCES DIVERTING 5 FLIGHTS   Troops Taking Over Equinment  Full Day Early

Troop Alrilff Still Ahead of Schedule Despite Hurricane  Armored Division On Its Way to Germany Beam Tavan foeaa.

Exercise Big Lift Wins Over Space, Weather   Airlift Of Armored Division . To Germany Nears Completion

Germans Still Fear Troop Cut ‘Big Litt’ Moving Swittly; May End Ahead Of Schedule

OFFICIALS STILL OPTIMISTIC ON DEADLINE TIME   SEVERAL PLANES REROUTED FROM CLOSED AIRSTRIPS

Deadline Will Be Met, Officials Sa; Exercise Big Lift. Hampered by Fog

Giant Air Lift Not Slowed by Thick Weather   Planes Diverted, But Goals Met

Big Lift  Success  Is Noted One-Fourth Of  Men Involved Have Arrived

Plane Dives   Ocean And Sinks   Accident Happens In Sight Of Liner Oueen Elizabeth: No Survivor Found

Plane Plunges Into Atlantic Astern “Liner  No Survivors Found  By Queen Elizabeth

Small Plane Down Near Luxury Liner  Queen Elizabeth Finds No Survivare      Queen Elizabeth Finds No Survivors After Crash

Southern Indiana Episcopalians To  Meet In Elks Club Here Tuesday

Congo Army Leader Stems Police Mutiny   Crowd Cheers Mobutu’s Action

Wants Two Projects Started Now   Governor Cites Need For Structures; Will Add to Snecial Meet

Romney Urges State Gov't Building Plan   Cost of Program to Develop Capitol Set at $35 Million

Liquor Laws Under Fire   Easing Texas Regulations Draws Much Talk In Austin

ABOTAGE, ARRESTS  New Refugees i - Report. Cuba ~ Unrest Growing

TELL OF BITTERNESS AGAINST CASTRO Refugees Bring Tales Of Terror from Cuba

Refugees Unfold Stories Of Terror, Express Bitterness Against Castro

Open Sabotage And Bitterness Plague Fidel   1,300 Expatriates Arrive In U.S.A. To Meet Relatives

Chief Judge Reverses District Judge’ s Ruli ing In Alabama Integration Controversy  PUPILS RETURN TO CLASSES

President Gets First Look ai Border Barrier   Tells Divided City That ‘Winds of Change Are Blowing Across fron Curtain.”

Speaks Today At Berlin Wall   East Berliners Wave At President Despite Presence Of Armed Police

Hundreds Across Red Wall Wave Handkerchiefs  Million Germans CheerKennedyIn Berlir

Some Friendly Motions From The East Also   Tremendous Crowd Hears U.S. Leader

Kennedy Peers Across the Wall   ‘lL Am a Berliner,’ JFK Tells Throngs; Ovations Said Greater Than Hitler Got

Asserts Rights  President Given Close Look at Communist World When He Sees Berlin Wall

Soviet Wall Failure Sign, 7 my West is Told  Chay Accompanies Kennedy Ou Tour

Berliners Delirious In Massed Reception  ‘Winds of Change Are Blowing’

Wildly Enthusiastic Acclaim His Greatest Reception Yet Press Aide Salinger Claims

CHEERED BY MILLION BERLINERS   Germans On East Side Of Wall Defy Red Police To Wave At U.S. Pres tdant

1.5 Million Cheer Words Of President  East Berliners Wave in Scorn Of Red Police

Kennedy to Crowd: Tm. . A Berliner’ President Sees  ‘Aeross the . Wall

West Berlin Millions Hail JEK at Wall   W. Germans Believe Impact of Speech To Last for Years

Kennedy Goes to the Wall Not Even Hitler Brought Out Crowd like J.F.K.’s in Berlin

Kennedy Peers Above Wall For: Look at Reds’ World; West Berlin Cheers Guest

Gets Rousing Welcome:   President In Close Look At Commies’ Berlin Wall

1S Million W. Berliners ‘Cheer JFK   Called Greatest Reception He Ever Received

Gets Largest Welcome Of Any Place In World  An Estimated 2,000 East Berliners Wave Behind Guns

Gets mammouth reception  JFK denounces wall as symbol of Red failure

-_Cheered By Million Berliners, Kennedy Claims Wall Is Symbol Of Red Failures

Pres. Kennedy Says Wall in Berlin Is ‘Offense Aqainst History, Humanity’

Kennedy Visits Red Wall   ‘President Receives Rousing Welcome By Million Berliners

Weather   Kennedy Visits Berlin Wall, Perceives ‘Winds of Change’  Million Berliners Welcome President

One Million Berliners Accord U.S. President His Greatest Reception

Estimate Crowd At 1 Million  Kennedy Looks Over Wall Into   Kennedy Looks Over Wall Into E. Germany; Residents Wave Back

Tumultous Welcome At Berlin Wall   Million-Plus Crowd Cheers, Searn Police

Big Crowds Gréef.. Kennedy It Berlin: Looks Over Wall   Says Wall ts Bvidenes Of Read Faflure: Baut Barlinasa Leal Bn.

Says Winds Of Change Blow Curtain   Gigantic Reception Given President By Germans

Calls Wall Symbol Of Red Failure   Fast Berliners Wave At Kennedy Across Border

Cheered by Million in West Berlin; East Berliners Wave—  Kennedy: Berlin Wall a Symbol of Red Failure

Even East Berliners Wave at Him Despite Presence of Armed Communist Police

F. Berliners Wave at Him Behind Police   Receives Wildést Welcome of All His Visits Abroad  By BITHARN M'RROART.

Kennedy Sees World Of Reds Across Wall   Tells Throng Winds Of Change Sweeping World

JFK Views Berlin Wall  As Communist Failure      Robert Kennedy Appeal:  For ‘Sense of Justice

Wall Not Able To Separate   Handkerchiefs In East Echo Cheers In Western Sector

Berlin’s Greatest Welcome  ven E.. Germans Salute Kennedy         JFK Calls West Berlin ‘Beacon Of Free World’

President Peers Over Reds’ Wall   Crowd Surpasses Huge Parades Staged by Hitler

Million Cheer JFK in 8-Hour Berlin Tour  Asserts Winds Of Change Blowing Over Iron Curtain

W. Berliners Give Kennedy Big Welcome   Million See President During His Brief Visit

President Cheered By Big Throng   Reception Exceeds Earlier Welcome To West Germany

President Gets Biggest WelcomeYet  Ovation Exceeds That Given Hitler

Million Wildly Cheer President   Kennedy ! Says Barricade Offense Against History And Humanity; E. Berliners Join In Greeting

Kennedy Cheered By Vast West German Crowd As He  Denounces Wall In Berlin

KENNEDY SAYS WALL ADMITS RED FAILURE   East Berliners Ignore Police To Wave At U. S. President      IMPACT OF HIS VISIT WILL “LAST YEARS”

JFK Sees Wall, Is Wildly Hailed   East Berliners Defy Red Cops, Wave

JFK Cheered  By Vast Throng In West Berlin   President Sees Wall, Asserts Winds Of Change Blow Across Iron Curtain

He Brands Wall Token Of Failure   East Zone Folk Defy Red Police, Wave To President

Gets Biggest Welcome In City’s History   Cites People’s Spirit As Beacon of Hope For Free World

1 Million Cheers In West Berlin: ‘Captives Wave  [Ci Salle VAslall “Cimn (XE Bethe sen’

East Berlin People Also  See Visitor   Vast Throng Gives Him Ovation Bigger Than Hitler’s Days

President Gets Look at Soviet Zone Over Wall  Million Berliners Greet JEK

Looks Beyond Wall Into East Berlin   Denounces Wall as Symbol of Red Failure; Receives Waves From Germans  Cought Behind Wall in Communist Land

Monk's Death May Trigger New Clashes   Lodge Files Protest On Beating Of U.S. Newsmen By Police

Vietnamese Protest Mrs. Nhu’s Visit   Crackdown Hits South Viet Nam

Government Seeks Curbs  For Disorder  Diem Will Address His Newly Elected  Woetliameal Aesmenlle

Viet Nam Security Campaign Indicated  More Buddhist Demonstrations

Sourees Say Many Night ‘Arrests Made   U.S. Issues Protest Over Beating Of 3 . Newsmen By Police

Killed by Bullet In Dallas While Riding In Auto   Johnson To Be Sworn In; Texas Governor Also Hit

Texas Governor Wounded .. Assassinated J: wfGarst of Texas Gunfire  By MERRIMAN SMITH DIPAL G4 npho*.) one a

ralis into Jackies Arms; Dies In Dallas Hospital; Gov. Shot Bullets Fired During —

‘Texas Gov. Connally Wounded   JEK In P eacemaker. Role On Texas Trip

Shot Down By Assassin In Dallas Today   Texas Governor Connally Also Hit B: Bullets While Riding In Open Auto

‘Shotgun Approach’ Cited  ‘Plans Of Develo pment  Department Criticized

Big Stone Gap Soldier Among Missing As 30 Crafts Look for Shot Down Plane

Seeking Action For Accelerated Highway Buildine   Asks Bipartisan Support, Decision For 1964 Season

DOZENS DIE  Carolinas Hit Hard By Flu Type Illness   ONLY 200 SEATS LEFT TO FRIDAY CONCERT

At Least 20 Deaths; Some Schools Closed   Least 20 Deaths; Some Schools Closed  _ Asian Flu Sweeps Eastern U.S.

Carolinas Hit Hard By Flu   Spread Continues Over Eastern Half Qf United States

FLU EPIDEMIC HITS SCHOOLS   Carolinas Take Brunt; Twenty People Die

Carolinas Hardest Hit Of States  Health Chiefs  hlow &htehUre   Health Chiefs Not Yet Sure Of Ailment

Schools Close As Flu Sweeps Half of Nation  Carolinas Hardect   Carolinas Hardest Hit; At Least 20 Deaths Reported

OUTBREAKS IN 20 COUNTIES  N. Carolina Hardest Hit By Flu-Like Ailments

Eastern Area  Of U. S. Hit  By Asian Flu Many Students  And Teachers Ill; Schools Closed

Carolinas Are Being Hardest Hit   20 Deaths Are Listed; Many Schools Close

Wave Of Flu Is Sweeping Eastern U.S.  i ; a : Carolinas’ Are Hardest. Hit

CAROLINAS HARD HIT BY ASIAN FLU   "Flu - Like” Ailments Sweeping East; Large Number Of Mild Cases Reported In Kentucky.

Variety of Flu Sweeps Fastern Part of Nation  Call N. Carolina An Epidemic Area

20 Deaths Blamed On Asian Malady  Caralinac Hardect   Carolinas Hardest Hit; Absenteeism Heavy In Schools

Eastern U. 5. Caught in Grip of Flu Illness  Students, Teachers Major Class Hit; Death Toll Rises

Carolinas Hardest Hit As Asian Flu Sweeps Eastern Portion of Country

: Many Students Missing School  Flu (2?) Bug Sweeping Eastern U.S.

Carolinas Hardest Hit By ‘Bug’   Flu Sweeps Eastern Half Of U. S., 20 Persons Die, Schools Close Up

Carolinas Hit Hardest ;  Eqstern Half of Nation Suffers From ‘Flu’ Cases

Snow Flurries   Asian Flu Sweeps East U.S. Causing 20 Deaths So Far

Flu Sweeps East: Report 20 Deaths   Carolinas Hardest Hit; Absenteeism Spreads Among Students, Teachers

Eastern Half  Of Nation Hit By Asian Flu   Some Schools Forced To To Close: Carolinas Appear To Be Hardest Hit

Flu Strikes In Eastern  Part of U.S.   20 Reported Dead; Carolinas Appear Hardest Hit of All

Absenteeism Is High, Some Schools Close....     Flu Is Sweeping Eastern Half of Nation

At least 20 deaths Teachers-students’ illness  forces school closures

Carolinas Hit Hardest EET  Some Eastern Schools Forced to Close Because of Many Flu Cases

Asian Flu Is Sweeping East,  Centering in the Carolinas   At Least 20 Deaths Result

20 dead;  Carolinas hard hit   Outbreaks reported in 20 N.C. counties

De'ay Opening Of Lanagan Well Bids Until Friday   Will Replace Inadequate Water Supply In Town

Police Say 3 Others Wounded   Girl Held Captive, Beaten, Released

‘Suspected Killer, Kidnaper Caught   Berserk ‘Main. Trapped, After Wild “Nicht of! Terrorism:

Suspect Held In Kidnap,  Two Slayings   New Jersey Man Tells Captors He’s Tired, Sorry

PUTS UP NO RESISTANCE  Fugitive Killer Nabbed After Releasing Girl

I'm Sorry About the Whole Mess’  Four Policemen Apprehend Accused Killer-Kidnapper

Arrested in Kidnaping, 5 Shootings   Man Seized Following Crime Wave; 2 of Victims Dead

Slayer Armed With Pistols When Nabbed  Hysterical Hostag Found On Street; Had Been Beaten

VIRL FIGSTAGE BRUTALLY BEATEN  Police Capture » Kidnoper After He Kills Two, Wounds Three

THREE OTHERS ARE WOUNDED:  Captured After Kiiling 2 Women, Abducted One

Police Nab Killer Of Two After Girl Hostage Flees: Three Others Wounded

.ABORITES MAY FORCE NEW DEBATE  Rumors Link Other Officials to Scandal

MORE PLAYBOYS HINTED  ‘Scandal of the Century’ Plot Thickens in London

Rebel Crew Surrenders  Hijacked Ship   Venezuelan Freighter Turned Over to Brazil Officials

Hijacked Ship Is Surrendered To Brazilians   Hand Over Venezuelan Ship Without Incident

RISK LOSS OF AID  U.S. Gives Notice To Cuba Shippers   NOT NAMED

Nations Trading With Cuba Face Loss of U. S. Aid   State Department Acts Under Law Passed by Congress Last October.

State Officials Cite Foreign Relief Section  samtetme RAbasif£ia   Countries Notified On Consequences Claims Spokesman

\Reminder from US.—  aa emt ae em ent ee no age ene pee  Cuba Trade, No Aid,  intone Nations Told

Cuban Shippin; May Result in US. Aid Loss .   Serve Notice on Countries Involved in Trading

US Warns On Ships To Cuba   Countries Trading With Castro Risk Losing Aid Funds

MAY FORFEIT AMERICAN Ald   Notice Served On Na. tions Whose Ships Supply Cuba

They'll Risk Losing American Aid --  Shipping To Cuba May Be Costly

U.S. May Cui Aid If Ships  Serve Cuba   Warning Issued By State Departmen On Goods Shippines

Countries Whose Ships Go to Cuba May Lose Aid    Warnings Conveyed In Line With New Foreian Aid Law

U. S. Cracks Down on ‘Cuban Trade  May Cut off Aid to All Who Trade with Castro

Say Butts Gave Away Team Plays   Magazine Tells Of Secret Phone Call

COACHES PLAN S UIT Post Article Charges Butts Gave Georgia Plays to Tide

R.C. Priest Files Battery Charges AgainstParishioner,ClaimsBeatina

ATTACKED BY PARISHIONER Priest Files Charges After Racial Arqument

Priest Files Charges Aaainst Parishioner   Gustin, Halvorson Head Wheat Group

EYE BLACKENED IN RACIAL ARGUMENT Parishioner Accused Of Attack on Priest

Agents Sent Into San Fernando Valley Area  FBI Continues Kidnap Probe

se Singer LUnharmed  Leftln Dark In Sinatra  Case, Police Complain

Dozen Sent On Mission In Fernando   Houses And Cars Reported Checked In Hollywood Area

Chief Critical Of FBI Probe Of Kidnaping  Cinnten Ip   Sinatra Jr. Pace Quickens

FBI Checks Houses, Cars in Kidnapers Hunt   L.A. Police Chief Says Department Was ‘Left In Dark’

Checkin g Valley houses  Believe FBL agents on trail of suspects in Sinatra case

FBI Agents Sent Into San Fernando Valley Rumored on Trail of Kidnapers of Sinatra

Suspects in Sinatra Case May Be Involved  FBI Mum About Activities  in San Fernando Valley

FBI Agents Scour Valley Area North Of Hollywood In Sinatra Kidnap Case

Inside The Progress   FBI Checking Area North Of Hollywood   (See Picture Page 15)

FBI Seeks Kidnapers Of Sinatra   Dozen Dispatched Into Valley Section; Case Handling Hit

Secrecy Shrouds  Kidnaper Search  FBI Keeps Silent In Sinatra Case

MYSTERIOUS ACTIVITY FBI May Be on the Trail ~ Of Suspected Kidnapers   Related Stories, Page 12C

FBI Activity Hints Search for Kidnapers  Check San Fernando Valley, Halt Traffic Talk to Residents

FBI Combing San Fernando Valley Area; L.A. Police Chief Not Happy

Say Agents Checking Valley Area   Reported Hunting Men Who Abducted Frank Sinatra Jr.

Houses Checked, Cars Stopped Suspects Are Hunted In Sinatra Kidnaping

‘FBI May Be On Trail Of Kidnapers   But Office   But Officers Won't Comment On Search

; “= QN, TRAIL OF KIDNAPERS?— F BI A; gents ‘Search Area Near Hollywood

FBI Agents Comb Area In Kidnaping   Los Angeles Police Left in Dark, Chief Complains

Kidnaping Case Lid By FBI   Police Not Let In On Activity Of Investigation

VALACHI TABBED STAR WITNESS IN SENATE INQUIRY   BIG SCALE PROBE WILL CENTER ON SYNDICATED CRIME

Underworld Puts $100,000 On His Head   Big-Scale Probe Of Crime Dealings Planned By Senate

Valachi Seen Crime Probe Star Witness   ‘Mobster In Secret ‘Hideout, Reportedly Target For Assassin

Hearings Feature  Mobster  Valachi Talks   Valachi Talks At Committee's Crime Studies

Senate Sets Big Crime Hearing —   Subcommittee To Hear Informer Joseph Valachi

PLAINS . MOISTENED  Worst Drought Since ’30s Parches Midwestern States

Relays Of Rescue Teams Seek Six In Maine Woods   Trick-Or-Treat Quiet   No Repeat Performance Toniaht

‘Nuclear Ambush’ By Ex-City Newsman   Ban-The-Bomb Demonstrators Greet Him

President Visits. Grave of Sister Buried in Enaland   Will Hold ‘fatks with Macmillan Tonight and Sunday at His Home.

JFK Arrives For Ban Talks With Macmillan   Ban-Bomb Brigade Greets Kennedy’s Jet At Enaland Stop-Over

Maemillan, Kennedy  Hold Talks  Discuss Prospects Of Obtaining Test Ban Treaty

Macmillan, JFK to Confer On Test Ban   Ban-the-Bomb Demonstrations Greet President

JFK Begins Talks With Macmillan  British Leader   British Leader Hopes Visit Will Lift His Prestige

Wow, Say Diplomats as Mme. Nhu Steals Show at U.S. Embassy Party

‘ung On. Sho opping Spree  With Wave Of Hand He Buys Five Caddies

Fleet of Cars With Sweep of Arm sleneatielinancaatemnaainnnieant eles career  Morocco’s King Really Knows Art of Shopping

Hew It Wuz  'UNSEASONABLE COLD SNAP CONTINUES — “MAY FREEZE” HERE

Hew It Wuz  UNSEASCNABLE COLD SNAP CONTINUES —  TeRR AS POR mew mss bie

Recommend state organization, spending changes  Would put Commission costs under appropriation aci

Inside The Times   Juried In Arlington  Two Kennedy Infants Rest Beside Father

Removed to Arlington —  - 2 of Kennedy’s Infants  :  ~ Are Buried Beside Him

Kennedy Babies Are Moved To pain eh  Two bettearpts Are Reburted Be suche ) eee pee eee ee eee ee, eee

REINTERRED IN ARLINGTON Two Kennedy Infants Reburted Near Father

Kennedy Infants Re-Interred Beside Father In Arlington National Cemetery

Preceding JFK in death Infant. children now lie beside President

BURY INFANT KENNEDYS IN ARLINGTON   Jackie Has Bodies Moved To National Cemetery Which Gives Three Acres to Family.

Kennedy’s Babies Buriei  With Father   Bodies Of Two Infants Taken To Arlington.

Patrick And Baby Girl Reinterred ..  Kennedy Infants Beside Father

Bodies Moved To Arlinston   Epilogue to Last Rites  Jackie Got Ringe Back—Not Her Heart

Inside Today   Bodies Reinterred  Two Kennedy C hildren Buried Beside Father

By Fellow Lawmaker  Brazilian Senator Killed   Children Preceding Kennedy In Death Are Buried Beside Hin

Ashland Ready For Welcome To President  Ceremonies; Chief ea ea eee Pel

World Join: In Prayer And Praise   Protestants, Jews Cite ‘Man of Peace’

Fighting In Desert Continues Despite Ceasefire Accord   Each Side Charges Other Didn't Honor Armistice Hour.

EACH SIDE PUTS BLAME ON ENEMIES   Observer Groups Are Moving Into No Man’s Sector

Gov. Wallace Victor’ for Second Day   Local Board Tries to Keep Facility Open in Race Rift

Troops Rule At Tuskegee   Governor Wallace Wins First Round; Birmingham Apparently Next

Birmingham Faces Fight   Governor Pulls State Troopers From High School ‘Guard Duties

Troopers Repulse: Teachers, Pupils .   Federal Court-Action Weighed. Birminghant Mave Tomorrow

State Troopers Keep Tuskegee Campus Closed; Birmingham  Next Scene in Seqreaation Drama

FIRE DAMAGES N. Y. STRUCTURE   TWO-ALARM BLAZE TODAY IN WORLD'S TALLEST BUILDING

Berlin Wall Visits Bring Joy, Pain   Related Stories on Page 13.

Dallas Still Mourns   RECORDS BURSTING East Knows Winters Here   3] 000 Cross the Wall

™M Wocthe rvane  VESTERDAY   ON THE INSIDE   Soviet Net Star ‘Dethroned’ Because Of American ‘Ideas’   LOVE?

nearing May 2)  Court Asked to Set Aside ICC Order Permitting C&0 To Take Baltimore & Ohio

Union Pacific Merger Agreed  UWzs:*st Hn ..i. FT31...653 On T.....1... 3   —With Rock Island; SP Involved

Suspect Changes  Story  Youth Admits Slayine Girl in Minneapolis

Tax Discussion To be Resumed   House Committee Close Mouthed on Kennedy Package

Solon Asserts Tax Cut Will Benefit Negroes      Will There Be Tax Cut? Take a Guess

Work on Tax Cut To Resume Again  Committee Expected To Make Changes

IK OUTLINE IGNORED  Committee Set to Shape Tax Cut for Legislators

To Win Equality, Justice  Buddhist Nun Reveals She’ll Burn To Death

Mother Ot Ambassador  Buddhist Nun Volunteers To Burn Self To Death In Fight For Social Justice

Offers self as sacrifice Nun plans to   Nun plans to follow example of Buddhist monk

Mother Of Ambassador Is Willing To Burn Herself To Death For Buddhists

Heavy Snow Piles Up In New England   Storm Moves   y astward: Cold  ™ = 2a

Muskegon, Mich., Gets 3 Feet of Snow  Northeastern Cold Cracks Records

How's This tor A Snowstorm? 33.6 Inches In 36 Hours {at Unlucky Muskegon, Mich]

Intense Cold Cracks Records  Storm Stacks Up Heavy Snow Over U.S. Northeast

Records Broken By Snow Squalls On Wednesday  tee Tings Vessels r Detroit

Heavy Snow Hits Northeast Cold Spreads   Temperature Under Zero in 13 States; New England Suffers

Cold Records  Being Set   Storms Invading Most All Areas; Temperatures Are Sub-Zero

30-Day Weather Forecast   Weather Continues Deep Freeze Tactics   Heavy Snowfalls And Intense Cold Set New December Records; Report Nearly 3 Feet Of Snow Paralyzes Muskegon, Mich.

Muskegon Buried by Three-Foot Fall.... . Heavy Snow, Cold Batter the Northeast

Expect More Snow Will Fall On Muskegon Buried Under Almost 36 Inches

Intense Cold Cracks Records  Heavy Snow Covers Northeastern Areas

Deep Snow anc Intensely Cold In North Areas   End of Michigan Storm Is Sighted

Five weather records broken Muskegon, Mich. buried by three feet of snow

Satellite’s  Signal Lost U.S. Scientists Fear  - Syncom Shot Awry

Take A Case Of Murder   Task Of Selecting Jury Enters Third Day With Only Five Impaneled

Police Believed Close to Solving Train Robbery  London Newspaper Says Mastermind’s Identity Known

‘ EX-COMMANDO . LINKED  Scotland Yard Seen \Near Theft Solution     ; ; d

Mastermind Of Robbery Is Identified   Scotland Yard Said Close To Solving 7.3 Million Case _

WATERSHED PROGRAM AT MERRILL SCHOOL DRAWS 20 PERSONS  eee pe ion ms i a

Winds Sweep Arctic Front To Northeast  Mereury Plunges In New England: Snow Is Scattered

U.S. Icebox Located In  Northeast  Mercury Down To Minus 18 In Vermont 

Birmingham Disorders Continue   Parading Students, Spectators Run  From Water Hoses

Hundreds In Birmingham Stage March   City’s Jails Are Filled With Demonstrators

‘Montcare’ Plans Out   More Pay Okay   For State Officials   Senate Backtracks, Decides To Let Cities Split License Plate Revenue With Counties

‘Montcare’ Plans Out   Senate Backtracks, Decides To Let Cities Split License Plate Revenue With Counties

Huge Italian Dam Collapse Floods Valley  es Are Belie nee Killed: Ma ny Injure

8/3-Foot Dam Break: In Italy   Scores Feared Dead In Path Of Waters Suddenly Released

Major Disaster Italian Dam Collapses Killing Scores After Torrential Rain

Death Toll MayBeHligh Tn Flood   Millions of Tons Of Water Rush Throuch Valley

Huge Dam Collapses In Italy   Many Dead; Town Is Inundated; Commun. jeation Is Coe ore

Water Falls On Sleeping River Valley  Millions Of Tons Loosed By Rain,

HUNDREDS REPORTED HURT Scores Are Believed Dead as Huge Italian Dam Collapses

WallOf Water Sweeps Valley   Thousands Feared Dead: Villages Wiped Out As Reservoir Ruptures

Officials Believe Hundreds Dead: Valley Flooded   Wall of Water Batters Towns On Piave River

Italian Dam Fails;  Scores Said Killed   IN VIET NAM JUNGLE  Two Copters Crash; 12 Americans Dead

Mystery Clouds White House Reaction To Steel Price Rise   Senate In Ist Secret Session Since War

OUR CRAZY FARM AND FOOD PROBLEM =“ No. 1 Fear In World Today Is Hunger, Not Atomic War   By JOHN STROHM  Newenoner Kntermmrice Axccn,

A FAMOUS NEWSMAN AND FARM EXPERT ASKS HOW CAN THERE BE  Too Much Food in a Hungry World

Genovese Has Interests In Las Vegas Gambling, Vaiachi Tells Senate Prober:

CRIME CHIEF IS LINKED 10 LAS VEGAS   Underworld Witness Valachi Tells Senators Genovese Has Ties   With Legalized Gam bling Interests.

Mobster Claims Gang Boss Still Holds ‘Interests  Testifies Jailed   Testifies Jailed Leader Has ‘Tie’ With Operators

Genovese Link To Vagas Cited  Va lachi Says He  5 re ae en ee pS   Valachi Says He Has Connections With Gambling

Genovese Tiedin With Las Vegas   Valachi Continues His Song of Gang  Vanneance to Salon

Vegas Link Placed On Genovese  Valachi Says He Mae" late af   Valachi Says He Has’ Lots of Interests There

Valachi Tells Story Of Crime:  Says Genovese Has Interests In Las Veoae Gambling

Genovese-Lansky ‘Ties’ Claimed _  Bassssn Wak Shacks Daodtesd   Former Mob Member Recites Tale of Crime; Slayings

Gangster Valachi links old boss with legalized gambling in Vegas

$68,350 Permits Issued Last Month   Valachi Says Former Boss Still Has Many Interests In Las Vegas

Mob Linked With Vegas  Boss Said Operating Back Of Prison Bars   Vlissilemen Proud Outfit

Crime Syndicale Chief's Inferest in. las Veaas Gambling Related by Valach

VALACHI ‘FINGERS’ LANSKY  Genovese Said To Have Ties With ‘Leqalized’ Las Vegas. Gambling

Valachi Says Genovese Has Gambling Tie   Informer Discloses Las Vegas Links Of Former Boss

Underworld turncoat Names Associate  .  Valachi Says Genovese Has Las Vegas Interest

Lots of interesis _ in Vegas gambling’  WRT ROWE PRaArrTArIToce AB rTare eran

Syndicate Linked To Las Vegas   Valachi Says His “Old Boss” Has Lots Of Interest In Leralized Gambling

Ex-Gangster Says He Understands Old Boss in Crime Syndicate Has ‘Tie’ With Gambling Operations of Meyer Lansky

Says Genovese Has Interests In Las Vegas   Valachi Says He Has ‘Tie’ With Gambling Operations Of Lansky

Vegas Link Told at Crime Quiz   Valachi Claims Genovese Has Nevada Interest

Says Boss In Legal Gambling   Informer Claims Meyer Lansky Is Go-Between

Top Hood Muscles Ir On Legal Gambling, “Singing Joe” Says   Valachi Tells Of Tie In Between Genovese And Meyer Lansky In Las Vegas; Says Cops Threw Witness Against Gang Out Of Window

JOR Tf. ALECARA Klecka Returning To Ennis to Serve Area Investors

Phone Threats Charged   Kennedy Calls FBI To Probe Rangers In Crvstal City Fight

Desegregation, Voting Issues ‘Head Program   President Outlines Proposals In 6,000. Word Special Mes:  sage to Congress,

Would Hit At Sectional Bitterness   Seeks To Enforce Negro Vote Right, School Admission

Asks new law for battle against bias   Four-point plan emphasizes protection of right to vote

Kennedy Asking For Equal Rights For the Negroes  be ivi il il Rights Message  HMCFIMEnoOTiInn

Civil Rights Program Urged By President      Asks For Legislation To Give Negroes Equality Before The Law

Kennedy's Civil Rights Bill Appeals for Laws to Erase ‘Disease of Discrimination’

‘Equal Negro Vote Urged In Plea  Tells Congress: U.S. Must Look Past ‘Sectional Bitterness’

‘Cruel Disease of Discrimination’ Still Exists Nearly Everywhere He Says in Civil Rights Message

Right to vote stressed  JFK asks congress to pass snecitic civil rights bill

Kennedy Asks Civil Rights _ Be Reinforced  ; Congress -Gets Program: to. : .   Congress Gets Progrant: to. Assure Education. Ballot

JFK's Message Asks Guarantee Of Negro Rights  Congress Urged To Protect Vote, Open Schooling

Kennedy Asks Congress: Aid Rights of Nearea   Recognize Chances of Filibuster

New Laws Proposed In Messave   Voting, Schooling And Other Walks Of Life Viewed By President

Says ‘Cruel Disease of Discrimination’ Exists In Most Parts of Nation

Asks Legislation Directed at Ballot, scnooinouse—  Kennedy Outlines Civil Rights Plan to Conaress

JFK Urging Program Of Civil Rights   Voting, Schoals Given Emphasis In Message

Commission Extension Also Sought~  Kennedy's Civil Rights Pla: Stresses Voting, Education   ‘Most Precious Right In The World’

REINFORCE CIVIL RIGHTS -KENNED)   Asks Congress To Renew Civil Rights Commission, Guard Negro Voting And School Rights.

Urges Congress To Reinforce Negroes highs For Voting  resident’s Spec ie ch vil Rights Biss

Negro Rights Plan Offered by Kennedy   Laws to Reinforce Voting and School Privileges Outlines

JFK appeals to reinforce Nearo’s right   Civil rights program outlined to Congress

Politically- Significant. Civil Rights Message: Outlined to Congress.

Improved Life For Negro Is Nub Of Proposal   Appeals For End Ot Discrimination

President's Rights Plan Blueprinted   He Urges Legislatior Helping Negro on Ballot, School

New Laws Urged  On Discrimination  President Asks Congress to Protect Negroes In Voting, Schooling, Other Walks of Life

Filibuster by Southerners In Senate ls Seen   JFK Says Progress Has Been Delayed, Blocked Too Often

Reinforce Rights, JFK Urges   Emphasis Placed On Voting Booth And School Equality

Claims Sparkling Rights Record  JFK Unveils Program To Speed Integration

Civil Rights Plan Offered  JFK Gives Congress Reinfarcad Deanaca!

Reinforce Negro’s  Rights, JFK Urges   Kennedy Outlines Specific Civil Rights Program to Conaress for First Time

Civil Rights Plan Offered  JFK Give   JFK Gives Congress Reinforced Proposal

Kennedy Presents Civil Rights Program   To Protect Negro Right to Vote, Speed School Desegregation

NEW RIGHTS PROGRAM IS SUBMITTED   President Says No Sectional Bitterness Due

In Message To Congress; Outlines Specific Rights Program— President Appeals For Negroes’  Right To Vote, Attend All Schools

Schools, Voting Are  Discussed  Hopes Bitterness Won't Mar Plans

VOTING RIGHTS AMONG ITEMS STRESSED   Asks Legislation Covering Balloting, Schools  PRESIDENT   Says Cruel Racial Discrimination Still Exists In Message To Congress

President Tells Rights Program   Special Message To Congress Asks End to Bitterness

School, Ballot Main Areas Of Concern   Urges Congress To Fight Disease Of Discrimination

Kennedy Goal Is To End Discrimination  Voting, Schooling Legislation For

Fresident Lays Out Broad Civil Freedoms Program- JFK Uraes Conaress Reinforce Nearoes Vote. School Riqhts

JFK Calls For Action On Rights   Special Message Sent To Congress

6000-Word Civil Rights Message  Accomplishment Of Government Hailed

Kennedy Calls For New Laws On Civil Rights   Proposals Of President Outlined In Special Message To Conaress

Hands Congress His Blueprint For Action  Kennedy Plugs For Civil Rights

Laws Requested ' To Remove: “Disease Of Discrimination”   Committee Sends Rills To Floor   Senate Passes Right-To-Work Bill

Voting and- Education Proposals. Included   Seé Partial Text, Pace =p

President Sees Need For Action   Asks Congress To Help End All  Discrimination

 Court stages verbal free-for-all over prayer -in-school issue   Kennedy appeals for new civil rights law

Kennedy Asks Arbitration   Goldberg Report Would Bind Both Sides

Would Decide All Rail Issues —  JFK Asks That Justics Goldberg Settle Dispute

JFK Suggests Court Justice As Referee   Railroads And Unions Given Until 10 A. M. Wednesday To Consider Proposal; Approval Would Postpone Strike Set For Thursday

Court justice may decide rail issues   Kennedy proposes Goldberg make binding decision on all matters

Union. Railroads  Hear Plea   L.S. Justice's Decision  Would Be Final

For Navajo Rail Workers Local Labor Official Outlines Rail Dispute

Goldberg Given Kennedy's Nod As Rail Umpire   If Both Sides Okay Suggestion, Justice Will Study Dispute

PROPOSAL ADVANCED AT MEETING  No Changes In Work Rules Until He Has __ Made Binding o Report

Conclude White House Parley—  Propose Justice Goldberg Decide Rail Dispute Issues

Both Sides Must Decide Wednesday  Of Labor Would Griesan Rindina (rela

Peace Plan Submitted By Kennedy   Justice Would Get Power to Decide Work Rules Issues

Goldberg Given Kennedy's Nod As Rail Umpire  If Both Sides Okay  Suggestion, Justice e al iL, . s  easehl @an 1 Ff;

“President bcapebis Justice Goldberg “Be Empowered to Decide All issues

Kennedy Meets With Rail and Union Officials In Last - Minute, Try to Avert Nationwide Strike

Goldberg Suggested As Referee  New Work Rules Await Binding Report

Proposal Is Made To Both Sides By President Today  Given Until 10 A.M. Wednesday To Accept  oo se te eile me OF mack Beene iam

Would Give High Court Justice Complete Power  Both Sides Given to  Wednesday to Decide

Wants Galdhera To Decide Issues On Job Reduction  Both Sides Given Until Wednesday T.. Awt an ldan

JFK Proposes Justice Settle Rules Issues  President’s Plan » Announced After White Hanea Talk.

Goldberg May Decide  Rail Issue   Both Sides Given Until Wednesday To Make Decision On Kennedy Plan

Would Leave Decisions Up To Goldberg   Suggests Court Justice Be Given Full Powers

Plan Aimed At Averting Huge Tieup   Proposal Would Halt New Work Rule Till  Decision Is Reached

Proposes Goldberg Selile All Issues In Rail Disnute   Both Sides Mual Aet on Rentedy brepesal he 10 & wm. Weduasday.

Rail strike begins Thursday if Kennedy’s proposal fails   Dienute bounces back   Jobe coctira millions

White House Asks Replies  Tomorrow  TT mn   Binding Terms Sought To Prevent Strike

, x Kennedy Proposal  Would Assign Goldberg To Settle Rail Dispute

JFK Proposes Goldberg Be Given Full Authority To End Railway Dispute

Kennedy Suggests Justice Goldberg Be Empowered \To Settle Rail-Union Fuss

ERNIE DAVIS, 23, - GRID STAR, DIES   Heisman Trophy Winne ) Was Stricken With Leukemta Last July

Leukemia Fatal to Browns Star  Ernie Davis, Grid  Great, Succumbs

Work Rushed  To Produce Fast Results   Kennedy Says Situation Can Be Controlled   Related Picture Page 2

Racial Storm Warnings Fly High   Washington Moves to Stave Off Race Rioting

WASHINGTON’S RACIAL UNREST NEARING CRISIS   It’s The Only U. S. City With Negro Majority In Its Population   LEADERS PUSHING BELATED EFFORTS

Leaders Gird'‘to Avoid Disaster:  Racial Storm Threatens Nation’s Capital

Committee 0K’ Tax Break for  Homeowners Elderly to Keep More of Profits From Home Sales

Ask tax benefits for home owners  Affirm ‘once in lifetime’ tax break

Solons Approve Tax Break for Homeowners   Provision to Rate Reduction Bill Would Benefit Persons Who Sell Houses.

Temperatures Stay AtRecord Low Mark   ‘Street Parade Mardi Gras Tempo Mounts In N. Orleans

Manila Pact Signed _  Three Southeast Asic ‘Countries Seek Peace

‘Congressmen Can Change Speeches After They've Been Given  Wave Magic Wand and the Words Disappeai

Honduras President Is Overthrown  In Pre-Dawn Coup By Armed Forces

Army Ousts  Honduras   Morales Prisoner in Palace After Bitter Fighting; Heavy Casualties Seen

Cardona Faces Fight For Council Support   Revolutionary Organization Reportedly Split On Cuban's Stand With Kennedy

‘Money in the Bank’   OF ATT. IC k ON U. S. POLICY     econ ty cere one  Exile Chief Readies Battle for Support

Bolivian Prisoners _ Greeted By Families   Johnson To Send Plane To Bring Group Of Americans Freed Home For Christmas

 NC Limits Thein To Eight Hours  Somebody Can Get The Law On JFK’s 50-Mile Walkathon

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ma? poyle s Column eee  One of Life's Little Ordeals al Middle Age: ‘Ughgotta Loose Tooth’

On the Inside...   JFK, Texas Peacemaker, Hears Catcalls; Jackie's Instant Success

Haiti On Brink Of  Explosion   Curfew Imposed As Duvalier Tightens Hold To Revolt

NEW EXPLOSION IMMINENT AS HAITI REVOLTS   IMPOSE CURFEW IN ATTEMPT TO REDUCE TERROR

Haiti Teetering On Precipice Of New Explosion   Duvalier Imposes Martial Law And  Curfew Measures

Haiti on Brink ot Revolution...   ‘Reports of More Killings iside Tortured Nation Heard

Martial Law  Imposed In Haiti  New Reprisals A rN »    New Reprisals  Are Feared

MARTIAL LAW AND CURFEW IMPOSED   Reports Of More Killings Reprisals Reach U.S.  DUVALIER   Tightens Hold On Republic To Head Off Threatened Revolt On May 15

New Duvalier Reprisals   BOt prt F940  Haiti Reign Of Terror Reported

REPORTS SAY KILLINGS COMMON   Duvalier Fears New Explosion Against Regime

Duvalier Mounts Reign of Terror in Republic  Haitians Fear New Reprisals As Martial Law Is Declared

Haiti Faces  N ew Threat Of Uprising   Dictator Imposes Martial Law And Tightens Controls

Haiti on Brink of New Explosion As Duvalier Declares Martial Law

Haiti Tecters On Brink Of New Outbreak   Duvalier Declares Martial Law And Strict Curfew

Haiti Blowup Feared After Martial Law   Dictator Puts Strict Curfew On Nation Amid New Killings

Haitians Fear New Reprisals In Move   Tito Gives Rusk Big Welcome

Haiti Teetering On Brink of New Explosion Today  Pres. Duvalier Puts Nation Under Militar:

People Fear New Reprisals From Duvalier   Reign Of Terror Including Murder Torture, Arrests, Purges Reported

By Governor Scranton— Controversial Pa. Hard Coal Strip Measure Signed:

Foreign Aid Chief OKs Reduced Payments  Predicts Cuts In Assistance To Several  Nations Seon

Bell Endorses Clay Foreign Aid Proposals  Outlines New Look in Program; Think JFk Will Suggest Slash

Foreign Aid Boss Okehs Clay Report   Predicts End Of Aid To Greece, Israel, Nationalist China

Director Bell Lauds Report By Gen. Clay   Says Some Nations No Longer Need U.S. Assistance

David Bell Agrees Witk  Committee  End To Acasistanee   End To Assistance To Many Countries Seen In Few Years

rm Le) rN vt  Kennedy Hoping for Local Solution to Birmingham Crisis

JFK Pleads For Peace in Alabama  Birmingham’s Citizens Asked To End Conflic

TOCAY TEMPPRRATIURES   Administration Watches Bama   Kennedys In Touch With Developments

White Mee  IF K Is Ke Keeping Hands ‘Off In Explosive Race Hassle

House Passes School Bil! By 123-73 Vote   Scranton Expected To Sign Compulsory Reorganization Law

Rain, Snow Eases Long Dry Season   Vatican Council  Encourages Use  Of Modern Art

McNamara Opens New Viet Survey  Prompted by New Leadership,  Increased Guerrilla Warfare

PENTAGON STUDY MAY CLOSE SOME NAVY SHIPYARDS   M’NAMARA WANTS CUT IN EXCESS FACILITIES SOON

Pentagon Charts Study of I] Navy Shipyards   — Seen as a First Step Toward Closing -

Some Likely To Be Closed — Pentagon Opens Study Of U. S. Shipyard Need:

"ewaveerenrn  atateMePaaMeMe Manatee see a a ue sae ae een 8 8 Washington Report

Khrushchev Blasts Again At Red China   Russian Says Efforts To Oust Him Are Futile

May Signal Break in Neaotiations   Khrushchev Says China Will Fail To Oust Him

Urges peaceful coexistence  Khrushchev rebukes Red China for seeking war

Warns Chinese Against Trying To Unseat Him   Soviet Premier Says Communism Will Beat Capitalism Without Conflict.

Khrushchev, In Stinging Rebuke To Red China, Says Only Cowards Seeking War

Khrushchev Slaps China Reds’ Stand   Russ Leader Cites Nuclear Warfare  Peril To Mankind

 Attempt To Overthrow Him Futile’ ———  K Blasts China: On ly Cowaras    Seek World War

Reaffirms Soviet Stand Delivers Stinging Rebuke to Peking Over Coexistance

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TOW ta YC CVO SUCHE Laat Kenny rides mysteriously into classroom discusston

lew have ever seen him Kenny rides mysteriously into classroom discussion

4 Added to Minnesota Road Toll  Virginia Man Killed as Car  ) Sa See ee ne

hod haa  Sunday Sale, Other Bills Questioned  Lawyers Contend - Post-Adjournment Signatures Invalid

An Interesting Point Raised By Closing Law Foes   If Upheld It Could Imperil Validity Of 100 Other Measurec

Summit May Be Needed to Break Arms Deadlock   Viplomatic Sources See No Prospects for Progress at Geneva Parley.

Summit Meeting Needed      Seen As Way To Break Deadlock On Arms   May Resume Exploratory Talks Qn Berlin Issue

Summit Meet Hinted After Talks Fail   Arms Ban Confab Runs Into Deadlock; Soviets Insist On Own Terms

Nuclear Talks Stalled  Believe Only   Believe Only Summit Could Break East, Wect Deadlack

Kennedy-Khrushchev — Summit May Be Needed. To Break Ban Deadlock

Disarmament And Testing Talks Seen   Diplomats Feel Progress Slow At Geneva Meet

JEK Summit Parleys With ‘IX’ Proposed   Session Of U. S., Soviet Leaders Seen P-nnking Deadlocks

DISTRICT 18-AA SEASON STANDINGS   HOW DILLO FOES EFARED LAST WEEK

President Signs Treaty Settling Mexican Dispute  Pact Designed to End   Pact Designed to End Boundary Hassle Which Existed Al. most A Century.

Negro (Turn to Page 4)   Large Numbers Are Flocking To Polls Today In S. Korea

Consider Tactical Changes to End Bloody Mistakes in Viet Nam War

Alter tactics to eliminate  bloody losses   Criticism among Americans on way battle fouglit

PRAYER FOR...  @ IQDAY e   ‘Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Mnown Loss Already Over $7 Million, Still Rising  TRAIN ROBBERY BIGGER THAN THOUGHT

Inside Job Suspected By Postmaster   Rewards Total $100,000 Offered  Loot Untraceable

Where to Find It   Bank Losses May Reach $8 Million From British Version of ‘Great Train Robbery’

Agents Scour Country For Robbers  Confirmed Bank Losses In Great Train Robbery Soar To Staggering $7,805,600

Holdup Loss $8 Million In London   Rewards Boosted To Over $500,000 For Thugs’ Capture

British Tram Robbery Loss at $8 Million   Insurance Firms, Banks Hike ‘Reward Money to $728,000 —

Reject Plan To Go Ahead Gradually   Rights of Negroes Now Being Violated; Must Open Parks, Museums

‘Integr ation Is Movi ing  Too Slowly’  High Court Prods Mem phis

Gradual Plan For Memphis Parks Hit   Court Also Says South Moving Teo Slowly on Schools

Desegregate Parks, Court Orders City  South Is Told Integration Teo Slow

Larger Than Red Halted U.S. Convoy   British Plan Convoy Today; No Incidents

Named at Secret Meeting  Committee to Investigate  NYC Newspaper Strike

$250 Million State Bond Issue Wins; heeaeted In All But Two Counties

Ohio Passes $250 Million Bond Issue  Extra Cent Tax On Pack Of Cigarettes Slated To Continue

Bond Issue Approvedby Ohio Voters   Extra Penny Tax On Cigaret Pack Going to Continue

$250 Million Bond Issue  Is Approved   Cigarette Tax To Be Continued: 2 Counties Object

Ohio Voters Approve Bonds In Issue No. 1   2 Million Ballots Are Cast On Only Statewide Issue

All Because Of Politics  Texas City Is Divided —Gringo Versus Latino

‘Allews in a nutshell  PROM OUR WIRE SERVICES —   Arouses speculation

nti-Castro Commandos Invade Cubz   Cuban Troops May Have Replaced Soviet Army

Report Commandos  Have Landed In Cuba      State Department Investigating, But Says It has No Information On Claimed Invasion

A A ~  Heavill? Armed Guerrilla Raider: / Kick Off ‘War Of Liberation’

War Of Liberation Reported Underway   U.S. Officials  Are ‘Dubious’

‘Effective War Said Underway By Commandos   Revolutionary Council Vague on Number of Forces Involved In Action.

Expeditionary Force Came From Point ‘In Cavitheen, Reliable Source Claims

Council Chief To Release Full Defense   Report To Include, Story Of Planned Invasion Support

Cuba Exile Says U.S. Aid Vowed   Miro Feels He’s Free Now To Release Proof of Claim

Cuban Leader Says U.S. ‘Abuses Him   Exile Vows To Defend Self; Varona Uses Conciliatory Tone

Inside Today's Times      Kingsport Mental Health Center: Why Did It Fail?   Backers List Lack Of Understanding, Stability, Qualified Personnel

Rugged Rancher Climbs From Icy Reservoir After Accident, Hikes 7 Miles to His Cabin

Crashes into Water, Climbs Qut, Rides 3 Miles   Rugeed Rancher Survives Iee Incident

Rancher Suffers No Ill Effects From Plunge Into Ice-Covered Reservoir

- Drives Truck Into Frozen Reservoir:  ‘Fiction Writers Given New ‘Material By Tough Rancher

But It Took Real Persistence Rancher Survives Icy     Plunge Into Reservoir

Favorable Decision Seen on Wheat Deal   Ouick OR of Soviet Sale Forecast

Favorable Decision Seen on Wheat Deal  ri ff. rT   Ouick OK of Soviet Sale Forecast

i  Six Lake County Teen - Agers Die in Crash  ae     AGES ULE EVOMINY OF. ul EE eC ee

Berlin Talks Resumed by U.S., Russia   Rusk Seheduled to Meet Dobrynin This Afternoon

habe Russians Resume  (Direct Talks on Berlin   Oilmen List Protests

Mme. Nhu Says Revolt Shameful       a ee ary haa  Americans in Saigon Blamed

JFK: Not Out To Soak Rich   Says Policies Are Designed To Bring Prosperity

President Envisages Plane Travel  At 15,000 M.P.H. In Near Future

Dixie Ballot DriveBegun By Kennedy   Florida Speeches To Be Followed By Tour In Texas

JEK Off Or Two-Stage Dixie Tour   Contrasts Early Flight With Jets In Tampa Speech

Not After The Rich, JFK Says  _ Says His Policies  For Entire Society

Soak the Rich Aims Denied By President  Says He Wants Entire Society's Healthy Growth

Kennedy Denies His Administration Is Against Business   President Making Series of Speeches In Florida Toadev.

Future Eyed By Kennedy In Air Tour  Pracidant Pradinte   President Predicts Space Journeys In Florida, Texas Trip

JFK Denies — Being Out To Soak Rich  ~ Reply Strongest   ~Reply Strongest To Accusation — He's Anti-Business

JFK: ‘U.S. Not Out To Soak Rich   Tells Florida Chambe He Wants To Lead To Enduring Peace

Until he consults officials  Barghoorn silent about his arrest by Soviets as spy   Steady progress of entire society  Administration not out to soak the rich— Kennedy

Kennedy Backs Up His Policies   President Keeps Eye On Southern Ballots

Tallahassee Police  Jail Nearly 400   More Racial News Pages 2, 3A

4.00 Stage Race Riots In Florida.   Tallahassee Site Of Demonstraiions; 220 Are Arrested

WITH BLONDE. SHIPMATE . be a .  $100; 000 Embedaling - Suspect Nabbed-at Se:

 ANOTHER ENGINEERS’ HEARING ON MERAMEC BASIN TO BE HELD DECEMBER 18 AT ST. CLAIR

Glen Hawkins Returned To Health Board  County Group Will Seek Extra Funds  —. 2. )...lUlU. CUD

PLEDGE CLOSE COOPERATION a ees ess  French, Germans Aqree on Pact

Blow Dealt Shelter Program House Unit Slashes  ‘Civil Defense Fund

House Unit Denies Aid For Shelters   Appropriations  Group Reverses Stand by House

Brown Says Education Is No: 1 Item  No Retreat en A. Special” Sessien

Market Steady AtMcKinney Stockyards   COL, TOM EMERSON Livestock Editor Daily Courier-Gazette and  WHanakly Damoacrat_(_!avetia

Livestock Market Steady To Strong   COL. TOM EMERSON Livestock Lditor Daily Couricr-Gazetie and Weehly Democrat-Gazette

Steady Market At McKinney Stockyards   COL, TOM EMERSON Livestock Editor Daily Courier-Gazette and Weekly Democrat-Gazette

Steady Market At Stockyards In McKinney   BY COL, EMERSON Livestock Editor Daily Couricr-Gazetts and Weekly Democrat-Gazette

Market Steady At McKinney Stockyards   COL. TOM EMERSON Livestock Editor Daily Courier-Gazette and Weekly Democrat-Gazette

Livestock Market Stead) To Weak Here   COL. TOM EMERSON Livestock Editor Daily Courier-Gazette and Weekly Democrat-Gazette

Livestock Market Here Is Steady ToWeal   By COL. TOM EMERSON Livestck Editor  Daily Courier-Gazette and  Weekly Democrat-Gazette

To California Demos  ‘Disagree Without Being Disagreeable’ - LBJ Says

Holiday Toll Still Climbing  Traffie, Fires Account For Most of Slaughter

BRODIE, SCHNEIDER RETURNED TO LE MARS COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOARD YN LICHT voTe

BRODIE, SCHNEIDER RETURNED TO LE MARS  COMMUNITY SCHOOL ROARD ITICHyr voarr

Reds Charge Cover-up On Oswald   But Moscow Sings Kennedy Praises At Same Time

Democrat Keeps Philly Mayor's Job Tate Triumphs  Easily Over His GOP Challenge

Cubans Start Recruiting  Large-Scale Invasic   Large-Scale Invasion Not Part Of Strateay

Cubans Start Recruiting  Large-Scale Invasion Not Part Of Strateaq

Cuban Exiles Recruited at Secret Spots  Rebel Organization: Enlisting Men for War Avainst Castro

U.S. Red Party Wins Round In Long _  & Canvictioan   Conviction Reversec For Not Registering As Agent of Soviet

IN APPEALS COURT RULING  U.S. Communists Win Round Ir Battle Against Registration

Red Party’s Conviction (verturned   Court Of Appeals Upsets Verdict In Registration Case

Reds Win Reversal of Conviction   Appeals Court Rules on Party’s Non-Registration

WEATHER   TAKE JOB, PAY SALARY  Boy Who Ran Down  Man Gets Sentence

Boy Ordered To Pay Half Of Salary To Family Of Man He Hit With Car

EMPIOVMENT RISES   JUDGE ORDERS... Boy to quit school, help support victim's family

Find a Job or Go to Jail Judge Tells Boy Quit School To Support Victim’s Family

Half of Pay Must Go to Injured Man  ‘YOUTH ORDERED TO QUIT ‘SCHOOL AND GO TO WORK

qa fro  siaze Kalls Pennsylvania  Farmer, Children Apparently Overcome B.. Crermipn DPakmaun Lilien imam pimmoki nck “Th. mae

Expects Soviet Violation of Test Ban Treaty  Truman Doesn’‘t ‘Trust Russians Across the Street’

Pays Tribute to Frost President Looks to America That Will Reward lis Artists

"Let Artist Criticize/ JFK Urges   President Speaks In Tribute to Poet Robert Frost

Ben Bella proclaims mobilization of Algerian resistance fighters

22 Bodies Recovered  Friends-Relatives End Vigil At West Virginia Mine

All 22 Dead In West Virginia Mine Disaster   Blast Catches Victims Deep Underground — Death Believed Instantaneous.

Death Apparently Ins  Last Of Bodies Removed From Mine: Gas Blamed

Nixon Rated by Ike as ‘64 Dark Horse   ‘lf He Has Changed His Mind, Why All Right.’ General Savs

BE ee oy un PE SR SUS pe eg yarn a aa eared te bah ce Aa USL        Nixon May Be A Darkhorse

Tke Thinks Nixon  Possible Nominee  Former Pr esident Supparth Rockefeller Debate Proposal

DENIES ‘COOLNESS’ TOWARD EX-VEEP Ike Pictures Nixon As Compromise Nominee

Eisenhower Thinks Nixon Could Be Compromise Presidential Candidate

Former President Agrees With Rocky On Meaningful Debates  Ike Sees Nixon Possibility

AT WEDDING RECEPTION New Space Trip Hinted  For Cosmic Newlyweds

Belinea Pushes Richts   Keating Prefers Rocky   Red Space Duo Wed

Drunken Drivers Since Jan. 1   Children, if Any, to be Studied Top Soviet Officials Present at  Marriage of Cosmonaut Couple

Amid Moscow glitter Russian cosmonauts begin new orbit of wedded bliss

Nikolayev, Valentina Say ‘I Do’      Another Russian First: Cosmonauts Are Wed

Cosmonauts Wed in Sovief, Elite Attend  Kremlin Leaders Drop Hint They May Orbit Again

Enter New Kind of Orbit  Glittering Sunday Wedding Unites Russian Cosmonauts

Cosmonauts Married In Moscow   Khrushchev Host at Party; Hint New Orbits Ahead

Jovial Nikita Hosts Reception  Cosmic Couples Wedding Gala Affair

Cosmonauts Wed; ‘K' Hosts Reception   Pair May Be Sent Back Into Space

Matador Suffers Injury   Tennessee Valley Authority Controversial After 30 Years

Valachi Lists N.Y. Gang Hierarchy   Turncoat Mobster Resumes Testimony After Bomb Threat

FBI Gets Threats On Mobster’s Life Protection Increases As Valachi Talks

RATIFIGATION DAY OBSERVED AT ANNAPOLIS   Historical Markers Are Unveiled By  Governor

Congressman Rapped For Pinko Charge   Speaker McCormac! Calls Criticism ‘Unfair and Unjust’

Aret Names Self [raqi President   Some Known Baathist: Are in Cabinet; Bakr Made Vice President

Where To Find  GOP Gives Demos New Plan in  Stalemate Over Illinois Remap

Khrushchev, Fidel Hailed By Russians   Armed Might Display Shows No New Weapons; Some Missiles Paraded

Russia Flexes  Armed Might   U.S. Boycotts Observance Of May Day In Moscow

Castro Sports Tie, Views Military Might U.S. Diplomats Snub Massive May Day Parade In Red Square

ror Vastro s benetit.... Russia Flexes Muscles In May Day Exhibition

State Senate Okays Package Of Money Bills   Vemocratic Leaders In House to Urge Col. leagues’ Support for Measures.

FOOD SUPPLIES ARE THREATENED —  40 Foot Snow Drifts in Northeast

Storm Cuts Food Supply InN. Y. Area   Roads Blocked By Huge Drifts, New Cold Records Set

Racial Riot in Chicago Iniures 24   Bricks and Bottles Hurled in Protest; Police’ Arrest 4]

24 Hurt in Another Chicago Racial Clash; Arrests to Date Number 133   21 Are Injured When Auto Plows Into Marching GI’s

Fourth Consecutive Day ; More Violence Rocks Chicago’s South Side

Cardinals Compare  Views On New Pope   VATICAN CITY (UPI)—Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church quietly compared views today on the men most eligible to succeed Pope John XXIII.

Compare Views As Politicking Begins  Cardinals Start Secret Parlevs

Cardinals Start Dignified Political Moves Toward Election of Pope -

Cardinals Quietly Comparing Note: Today On Choice Of Pope Successor

Mine Cave-In Traps 3 Men In Hazleton  Believe Victims Dead: Rescuers Hampered By Deadly Gasses

Legislators To Start Soon on Cash Pie Cuts   Duplicate Money Bills Major Hitch

Hurricane Ginny to hif U.S. mainland tonight  Intensity increases slightly

Ginny Headed For Southeast Georgia Coast   Northern Florida and Carolinas Alsa Alerted; Cape Ca  naveral In Clear.

Storm Center Otf Georgia; CanaveralOK   Military Planes Fly Inland From Coastal Base:

Canaveral Now Out Of Danger Temperamental Ginny Aims  Toward Areas Of 4 States

May Strike Mainland Late Today   Cape Canaveral Area Gets All Clear; Move Out Dozens of Planes

Jackie ‘Asks to Ride Famed Lipizzan Horse   Continues Tour   Hurls Accusation

Probate Institute Here Nov. 20  To Exnlain New   To Explain New Law to Lawvers

Such As Liebrary, Windoe, Muthers First Graders Lessons Will  Contain Some Odd Spellings

Love That Liebrary  First Graders Will Get 43-Character Alphabet

IT’S “LIEBRARY” AND “MUTHER”  Start 400 First Graders On 43-Character Alphabet

A NEU SPELING ‘SISTM If Ue Had Aer Druthers It Ooud Stil Be ‘Mothers’

Searching For Bodies Of Victims   Witnesses Say Lightning  Is Cause;  Crash Near Elkton

TRUCK DRIVER SELLS LOAD OF POTATOES ~-— TO PAY EIGHT.FINES-. ih MAYOR'S COURT

TRUCK DRIVER SELLS LOAD OF POTATOES TO PAY EIGHT FINES  IN MAYOR'S COURT

Gunfire Halts Desert Truce; Charges Fly   Artillery Duels Break ‘Brief Morrocan Calm; Beni Ounif fs Shelled

Pact riddled by gunfire   Artillery duels shatter calm in Morocco, Alaeria

350 Inventors Apply To The Government Every Day For Seetnsite And Automatically Become Mental Millionaires

CAR-TRUCK COLLISION NEAR MERRILL INJURES  ONE AND SMASHES NEW — FLERCTRIC OROCAN

CAR-TRUCK COLLISION NEAR MERRILL INJURES  ONE AND SMASHES NEW —-n-7..-1f.m,"-7-9 VT)

President Offers No U.S. Help To Fight Premier   Chief Executive Also Gives Nudge On Oil Contracts

Kennedy . Urges Cuba To Toss Out Castro . Wide Range Of Subjects Touched On  TT... DE... 3.

President In Slap At  Castroism  Firm Pledge Of Aid In Ouster Lacking

Martial Law To Be Lifted In Viet Nam   Mrs. Nhu Cries Over Possible End To U.S. Aid

Marvin Miller Claimed $50 Buck Prize Saturday, R92" Rooke hie Werk

China Broadcast Dares Russians  To Lay Quarrel Before Court  Of Red Opinion

Red China Again Hits Russians   Moscow Followers Scornfully Called ‘Cowardly As Mice’

Dare Russians to Lay Moscow-Peking Quarrel Before Communist World

 Second Attack in Week Red China Says Followers Of Khrushchev Are Cowards

Red China. Hurls Dare  at Russia   Nikita Backers Said Cowardly-

Peking Cries Cries ‘Cowardice”  Red. Red China-Soviet Split Is Widening

Khrush Followers Called Cowards In Violent Attack By Red Chinese

OFFICIALS REVIEW TRAGEDY  Eyewitnesses Relate  Drama Of Eglin Crash

Quints Doing Fine, Doctor Reports; Fischer Family Promised New Home

Quints Get Rieh Quick  Fischer Familv Bonanza Totals Nearlv $300.000

Bonanza Now Worth Nearly $200,000 —  Fischer Quints Get $100, 000 Home

Orbiting Space Station Able to Carry 30 Planned, Says Report From Texas Center

WITH JEWS, MOSLEMS  Pope's Holy Land Visit Seen Aimed At Improved Relations

Miss Arkansas Crowned Excitement And Glamor Start For Miss America

Arkansas Girl Reigns Today a: Miss America  Year of Excitement Starts in New York for Donna Axum

U.S. Advisers Bitter About Viet Tactics   Troops Showing In Battle Poor Say Military Aides

U.S. Advisers Hit Cowardice in Viet Nam   Charge Troops Flatly Refused to Advance Against: Reds

South Vietnamese Troops’ Reluctance To Fight Raked by American Advisors

State Courts May Enforce (Own Policies  High Tribunal To  Hear Arguments ‘ar D aecernart’ Cnmea

U.S. Supreme Court Rules States May Enforce Their Own Right-to-Work Laws

Supreme Court Decision 8-0 In Labor Case   Court Sets Hearing On 1950 Passport Ban To Communists

Highest Court Decision Hits Agency Shop  Justices Agree To Study Ban On Reds’ Passports

Court Deals Labor Unions Setback In Fight Against Right-To-Work Law:

Week’s Delay Proposed For Leaf Market   Suggested Date Now Sept. 23

CITY JAIL COMES DOWN   Texas Temperatures Dip  Into Low 40's Early Today

Ex- Moroccan Chief, Whose Exploits  eantred ‘The Desert Sone’, Dies

Krim Still Claimed Army Legendary Berber Chief Dies In Exile At Cairo

Police Make Request kor Martial Law   Police Turn Tear GasOn Negro Crowd

RACE RIOTS TURN INTO “ALMOST...WAR   Negro Gunmen Wound Six; Troops Move In

wn WK. Ww bx Gane * fae ~ x Mw KK  ‘hetion Comes In Wake Of Riot That Saw Six White Men Shot

Maryland City Torn By Strike  Order Guard Battalion to Restore Peace

ROVING GUNMEN WOUND 6 WHITES IN MARYLAND   400 GUARDSMEN ON DUTY IN RACIALLY TORN CAMBRIDGE

6 Wounded In Maryland Racial Riot   National Guard ‘Unit Is Ordered To Cambridge

Three Shot As Violence Flares Anew   State Police Say Shooting All Over City

Racial Upheaval In Cambridge, Md.Roving Gunmen  Wound Six In Riotine

Night Most Violent In Race Clash   National Guard Sent Back To Torn City: Police Use Tear Gas Toy Disnerse Crowde

Martial Law: Declared Following Riots in Maryland City   U. S., BRITISH AGREE TO  Seek Nuclear Ban

Six Whites Shot In New Racial Outburs!   State Police Want City Put Under Martial Law

Cambridge, Md., Disorders Result In Guard Return  Six White Persons Wounded by Bana: Of Auto Gunmen

Six whites wounded as racial violence erupts in Cambridge   Use doas   Hears shots fired

State Police Inadequate,  Tawes Says  Sit-In Test Sets Off Gun. Spree

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6 Wounded In Clash In Maryland   Cambridge Is Scene Of New Violence

Six Persons Shot Affer Race Riot in Cambridge, Md,   National Guardenian _ Will Return Thera To Keen tha Baaea,

Maryland City Has Night Of Rioting; 6 Whites Wounded  Battalion Of 400 Men Will Attempt To Restore Order

Roving Gunmen Wound Six In Cambridge Racial Riots   Police, Troopers Guard Savannah Against Rioters

12 Arrested After Night Of Violence   3 Off-Duty Guards Among Those Sho In Demonstration

Guardsmen Ordered To  Shore Town   Tawes Acts After Bloody Fight In Wake Of Protests

“Whites Meet Negroes In Fierce Gunbattle . Which Injures Six Men

Troops Sent to Cambridge after Whites Are Shot; Racial Violence Erupts Elsewhere

National Guardsmen Sent Back To Cambridge Today After Gunmen Wound Six

Summoned After Night Of Violence  3 Off-Duty   3 Off-Duty Guardsmen Shot During Disorders

Six Injured By Gunmen   Police Patrol Streets  After Savannah Clash

Troops Return After 6 Shot In Racial Warfare   Cambridge Rocked by Wild Night of Clash. es Between Whites and Negroes.

Six White Persons Shot In Cambridge, Md., Race Riots; Guardsmen Called

6 Wounded By Bands in Race Clash   3 Soldiers Among Those Shot After Hours of Rioting   (Picture on Page 13)

Racial Strife Goes On In Cambridge, Md.   (fter Tear Gas Fracas  Police, Troopers Patrol Savannah

Maryland ounmen wound 6   National Guardsmen ordered to Cambridge

Rioting in Maryland Brings Troops Back ~  Six White Persons Wounded by Gunmen. Davina Cambridas Streetc at Mahi

After night of violence Limited martial law for racially torn city

MARYLAND GUARD MOVES IN  6 Wounded in Condbeiden   Armed Police Patrol Savannah After Blocking Negroes March

Gov. Tawes Returns Guard fo Cambridge  Roving Gunmen Wound 6 Whites, Including Soldiers

ACTION TAKEN AFTER HOURS OF RACE RIOTS   National Guard Battalion of 400 Sent to MaryJand City   12 ARRESTED   3 Off-Duty Guardsmen, Boy Sitting on Porch Are Shoat

Iroops Return To Cambridge  After Rioters Wound Six White Persons

Gunmen Wound 6 White Persons In Race Rioting  Troops Withdrawn Only Last Monday

Sukarno Threatens Malaysia  ae Pw era . Cae: oo eeee   Indonesian Declares Presence Of U.S. Fleet No Deterrent

Will Crush Neighbor Sukarno Says 7th Fleet  Can Not Save Malaysia

Latest On Fitness Fad? Scout Hiking Manuals Handed Out At White House

Day He Suffered Heart Attack President Isn't Likely To Forget July 2, 1955

Johnson Has Led Active Life Since Suffering Heart Attack In 1955

joeert Attack in 1955  President Changed Habits To Assure His Full Recovery

'Not Destined’ for Second Heart Attack Johnson Won't Forget That July Day in 1955

Cooper Debriefing Ends: Hawaii Welcome Awaits Astronaut Hero, Family

Prepare Hero’s Welcome for  U.S. Astronaut  Washington, New York Set Parades, Receptions

Astronaut Tell Of Confidence, Determination   Family Reunion To Precede Proud Welcome By U.S.

ON THE INSIDE   Parent Clarifies His Stand In School Bus Controversy

Freed Under Bond In Assault Case  John Clarifies Stand In School Bus Hassle

 ‘Cramped Hand’  Meredith Taking Semester Examinations at Ole Miss

Mail Cali in The White rouse iNursery  Kentuckians Seek to Enlist Aid of Kennedy Children

Airliner Crash Kills 35 Vacationing Britishers And French Crew Of Five

AQ) Tourists  Perish in Air Crash   All-British Tour Plane Hits Peak

Mediterranean Vacation Flight Ends In Tragedy As Plane Hits Mountain

hartered Cut-Rate Vacation Irip  ce SR en  40 Killed As Plane Hits Peak

TIMES SQUARE STRIFE Student Rally Irks  Anti-Castro Cubans   MUM ON US. TALKS  Disarmament To Be UN Topie. Gromvyko Avers

Anti-Castro Cubans Riot in New Yori   Protest Rally Of Students Who Visited In Cuba

PROTEST VISIT TO RED-DOMINATED HOMELAND  ‘Anti-Castro Cubans Battle Police Following American Student Rally

Two Recruits from Alton, One from Greenville  U.S. Marine Instructor Put On Trial for Maltreatment

Kh Facing A Problem With Public   Wants To Avoid Risk   Important Steps

JFK Starts Build-up For Welfare Plans   President Begins Stressing Other 1963 Programs

Diefenbaker Patches Up His Cabinet   Two Officials Resign; Prime Minister Has No Plans to Step Aside

Senate Stalled On Dispute Bill; House Prepared  Carriers To Refus = TF q . Se =.   Carriers To Refuse New Delay Action  <22e  ~ On Work Rules

Insurance Fund Post to Martin Not Permanent   Ex-Chief To Aid In Investigation

‘Recollections Of A Rebel’--Part I:  Fidel, Gun In Hand, Cigar In Mouth, Was Elusive Target For Cuban Rebels

: Superior Only In Numbers ‘Freed Cuban Invader Feels  ‘Castro Army Can Be Beaten   By JOSE M. GONZALEZ Written for UPI

dp tuthacincbshahau lt banatnb wi FA ROWS  ~ Cuban-Leaves Pregnant Wife to Risk. His-Life-In“Bay-ot Pigs'-Episode

BLE TINO UE A BREE eri ATE  Cuban Freedom Fighter Tells Story of Plans, Bay of Pigs Invasion

Undisclosed number have fled  Soviet press admits China border crossings

Space Feat Of Woman  Acclaimed   Soviet Radio, Press Call It Revolution In Role of Sex

Revolution of weaker sex’ Soviets praise role of woman cosmonaut

Russia Hails Space Flight Feat Of Girl  Record Achieved Though She Had  ,  ene —, Dian.

Blonde Hailed as World's Longest Distance Woman Flier Though She Never Flew a Plane

Russia hails recent flights into space   Claim Valentina is long distance flier—no plane

Girl Cosmonaut Hailed by Reds   Proclaimed as Longest-Flying Woman in History

Reds Give Space Girl Big Play   Press Says Name Will Stand for Centuries Among Those of Noted Discoverer:

Hail Woman Cosmonaut For Distance   Name of Weaker Sex Member To Ring In History

Never Flew a Plane  Curly-Haired, Blue-Eyed Blonde ls Hailed as Top Woman Flier

Blonde Woman Flier Never Flew a Plane   Soviet Press Hails Feat of Initial Space Girl as a Revolution in The Role cf Weaker Sex in Modern Times

Few Changes Made by Governor Rolvaag In Appointees He Inherited from GOP

Describes Ordeal] in Disaster  Miss America and Her Chaperone Saved During Florida Hotel Fire

...‘I didn’t think we would ever get out of there alive,’ says Miss America

10 Bodies Found At Terre Haute Blast    Meat Packing Plant Ripped Apart Early Wednesday; Five Missing, 58 Injured

Ammonia fumes hamper rescue Meat packing blast leaves 12 feared dead, 47 hurt

14 Missing In Indiana Mishap   47 Are Injured; Ges Seepage Is Believed Cause

Explosion Kalls 18 at Meat Plant  Ammonia Fumes Spread in Debris

Blast rips plant, twelve feared dead   Rescuers slowed by deadly fumes, scalding steam

Packing Firm Ripped Apart  ois ioiieas die il ieee sel, Te el OO al   Terre Haute Boiler Given Initial Blame

47 Injured As Explosion Rocks Indiana Packing Plant  12 Feared Killed In Blast

47 INJURED; RESCUERS DIG INTO RUBBLE   Explosion Rips Meat  Packing Plant; Call Mine Rescue Crews To Go Into Ammonia Fumes.

Packing Plant Blast Kills 6 To 11 Workers   35 Others Are Injured

Indiana Plant — Explodes  Ten Bodies  Are Recovered   Earlier Story On Page 4

TLOOK WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE   —At Least Six Dead— Indiana Explosion  Claims Many Lives

Fear 11 Killed In Plant Blast  Thirty-Five Others Are Reported Hurt

Rescue Workers Search Wreckage; Don Scott Missing   (Other Pictures and Stories on Pages 2 and 3.)

LI Feared Dead As Blast Rips Meat Packing Plant At Terre Haute; 37 Hurt

Terre Haute Explosion Fatal to 16  Scores Injured As Blast Hits Packine Plant

Indiana:   At Least 12 People Killed  In Explosion   Fourteen Other Workers Missing In Packing Plant

At Least 5 Killed; Fear Toll of 18   Debris Buries Many At Terre Haute, Ind.; 46 Others Injured

Packing Plant Blast in Ind. Kills 6 to 11  Terre Haute Firm   Terre Haute Firm Explosion Believed in Boiler Room

Fearl12DeadInPlant Blast At Terre Haute   Rescue Efforts Hampered By Ammonia Gas; 47 Hurt

09 Others Injured in Terre Haute Tragedy  16 Killed in Plant Blast

Packing Plant Blast Kills 16, Injures 95  Rescuers Dig In Rubble, Defy  Dandlvy Fumee

Volunteers Comb Debris For Victims   Fumes Hamper Rescue Efforts; 10 Dead; 55 Hurt

47 \njured, Gas Impedes Rescue Task   Bodies of Workmen Blown Into Parking +l ot at Terran Harte

Blast Rips Indiana K actory   6 to 11 Workers Die in Explosion at Terre Haute Plant

Blast Rips Plant, Fear 12 Killed   47 Injured; Ammonia Fumes, Steam, Falling Debris Hamper Rescue Work

Sioux City Packer To Close Plant   Armour Cites Losses; — 1,100 Jobs Will Be Affected  

Texas Legislators Give Different Versions Of Altercation Outside Floor of House

Demos Lay Convention Groundwork   Problems To Be lroned Out When Committee Meets

Kidnapers Of Two Toledo Patrolmen Captured  Lima Police Make Arrests After Running Gun Battle

Captured In Runnine Gun Battle   hated CHIC A£5t SE eS py NFO APULOUCU  3 Held In Toledo Police Kidnaping

Lima Cops Win Duel With Tria   2 Men, Woman Kidnap Officers In Toledo

‘Hideaway’ Issue Stirs London Clash   Ban-the-Bomb , > Marchers Chant Official Secrets

Heretofore Waited ‘Til Reds Fired  Rule Change   Rule Change Follows Visit Of General:

U.S. Role Changes To Offense   Armed Helicopters Are Permitted to Precede Troops

Never Promised Marriage — ~ Thompson Admits Sex Relations With Jackie

'$198 Armed Holdup At Dover Gas Station  Big Safe Containing °80 Is Carted From Farm Supply

Phila Firm’s Safe Stolen  Lett enceeaaasttampsatiapaes  Robber Hits Dover Gas Station

AMERICAN LEAGUE   100 per cent effective in Tuskegee  Segregationist boycott gains impetus

Compaent Tied ar \ourt City Asks Decree Voiding DogLeashRepealPetitions

Complaint Filed in Court  City Asks Decree Voiding DogLeashRepeal Petitions

"TOO BIG’ SOME SAY Kennedy's Budget Sails Into Stormy Congressional Seas

Congress Greets Budget With Chorus of Adorn  Much of Clamor for Spending  Cuts Comes From Democrats

Cries Of Alarm Are Heard Over Kennedy Budget   GOP Leader Claims Taxpayer To Be ‘Sure Loser In End’

Budget In Brief   J FK’s Budget Brings Cries OF Outrage From Congress

Blistering reception by Congress  Charuc of alarm   Chorus of alarm drowns out all other comment

Congress Riled At Staggering Budget Deficit  Unless Spending   Unless Spending Jettisoned Taxes  May Fare Badly

‘Incredible!’ Cry Crities Of Spending   Kennedy Stirs Up Both Dems And Republicans

For a detailed account of Pre sident Kennedy’s proposed budget, see story on page two.

A Whopper!   $98.8 Billion Budget Set   Deficit hit  Critics Fire Broadside

Chorus of Alarm Greefs Budget  Members of Both Parties Hit Spending

Cries of Alarm Are Heard over Kennedy Budget  GOP Leader Claims _ xpo yer r To Be a lo Ee.

Reaction Is Sharp  Blistering Comments In Wake of Budget Message

Budget Called Ridiculous’ In Congress   Howls of Protest For Kennedy Plan: Tax Cut in Peril

INCREDIBLE . . . RIDICULOUS'  Budget Gets Blistering Reception In Congress

Critics Call Kennedy Budget Incredible And Ridiculous’      Defeat Of Tax Cuts Seen Unless Some Spending Is Jettisoned

Modifications In Senate Need House Consent   Sponsors Of Bill Against Changes; Attitude Bad Omen

Teamsters Claim Pact On Bonding   Assert Agreement Tc Let Hoffa Keep on Writing Checks

Premier of lraq Slain in Uprising   F i"  Army, Ai Hoffa's Union Meets ,,.. chan  Deadline for Bondina Rehellian

Teamsters In Last-Minute Bonding Pact; Let Hoff Confinue Siqning Checks

Some Areas Of Nation Getting An Early Winter   Temperatures Dip Into The 30s In Many Northern States

Some benefits already apparent  Roman Catholic reforms many bring era of unity

ite Jail When Six Of Deaths Occur red—  ‘Handyman, 35, Denies He Is ‘Boston's Hunted Strangler

Guard Moves for JFK In Showdown Order   ee Re ee ee  Kennedy Beseeches  End to Race Blight

1] Injured as Mill Burns. : Flames Follow in  Wake of Blast of ; Undetermined Oria})

Navy Expanding Polaris Tender Ships Fleet   More Floating Overseas Bases

Vatican Not To Interfere, Envoys Told   Pope Hails Meet As Tribute To Holy See Mission

Accident Report   Vatican will not interfere in affairs of other states

NO INTERFERENCE  Pope Paul Will Continue Pope John’s Battle For World Peace

Index   ‘Pope Paul Promises Diplomatic Corps  ‘No Meddling In State Aftairs

Envoys Hear Pope Pledge At Audience   Paul Says Peace Will Be Goal In Vatican Efforts

Vatican Won't Interfere In States’ Affairs   Paul VI Urges World Be Given ‘Christian Face’

ASTRONAUT ATTENDS CEnREMON }  ee  Smithsonian Accepts Glenn’s Space Capsule

Kennedy Read) For Historic Vatican Visit   President Flies To Italian Capital

Defends Ethics on House Floor  Byrnes to Sell Stock, Put Profits into Scholarship

Man Arrested In 5 Slavings  Enters Church.   Enters Church, Hands Pastor Gun

Slays Son, Wife, Her Parents, Brother  Man Kills Sleeping Five, Gives Pistol To Minister

Heat Gets Up to 800 On Planet   Other Data   Other Data From Mariner Hop Revealed

Lead Would Boil  Venus Too Hot To Maintain Life, Mariner Disclosed

JOpace rrobpe nNeveals Temperature on Venus 200 Degrees Higher Than Melting Point of Lead

b 800 Degree Temperature Indicated  Venus Is Believed Too Hot for Humans     g it

Space Agency Gives Mariner  Probe Report  800-Degree Reading   $00-Degree Reading On Planet, Close-Up Look Tells Experts

Senote-Approved  Liquor Tax Bill Expected To Provide $12.5 Million In Additional State Funds

For Latin American nations  U.S. prepared to help halt Red overthrow

We'll Fight  Red Move in Hemisphere U.S. Will Send  Troops If Asked

Elections In Cities Scheduled   Close Races Are Predicted In Nome Areas

Allen-Scott Rport—_——————————————  State Dept. Withholds News Again

U.S. Ships Bolster Support   Hlarriman Confers On Laotian Crisis

Laotian Rightwing Leader Offers Troops In Fight Against Pro-Reds

Today's Index   Green Stamps Aren't Yours  Judae Rules Aaainst Tradina-Stamn Swanner

Chicago Site Of Racial  Picketing White Property Owners Protest New Ordinance

—-CHICAGO HITS DISCRIMINATIONProperty Owners’ Protest Unable To Block Ordinance

House Votes Bigger Truck Weight Limits  Target Is Put Off Until This Evening

Citrus Crops Again Dealt Frigid Blow Weather Blame; In 31 Deaths  Arrnec Natian

BITTER COLD MOVING EAST ACROSS U.S,   Citrus Crops In Texas Heavily Damaged; List 30 Deaths   MERCURY NOSEDIVES 33-BELOW IN COLO.

MUCH OF NATION BITTERLY COLD   At Least 31 Deaths Listed; Texas and California - Crons Threatened

30 Deaths Blamed on Weather   Paralyzine Cold Grips Most of Nation

MERCURY DIVES IN WEST Paralyzing Cold Grips U.S. Deals Blow To Texas Citrus

Negotiations Ended, Says U.N. Official   Arrives for Talks In Elisabethville; Tshombe Is Silent

No Plans To Meet Tshombe   Nobel Prize Winner To Complete U. N.  Cones Arvrancement

UN To Push Its Campaign In Katanga   Dr. Bunche Says Time Is Over For Negotiations

Negotiations Time Is Past He Declares  Whercabouts Of Katanga Lealer Now Uncertain

Bunche Flies To Elisabethville To Complete U.N. Terms For Katanga

Speculation On UN Aide’: Congo Visit   Dr; Bunche In Plain Views Over Tshomnhe

Katanga Leader Missing  TIAL MdL£i-2.f   U.N. Official  Losing Patience

BUNCHE REACHES ELISABETHVILLE      Meets UN Officials; Ha: ‘No Plans to Confer With Tehambe®

Showdown In Katanga Seen Near   Bunche Flies In; Doesn‘t Plan To See Tshombe

Has No: Plans lo Have Meet With Tshombe  ~ Secessionist Leader   Secessionist Leader At Last Reports In _ Town 150 Miles-Away

Tshombe Rallies Last Of Forces   U UN Will Pr ress  esc page   UN Will Press To Eliminate All Resistance

UN Official Shuns Meet  Bunche, In Katanga,  Not Seeking Tshombe

Bunche Has No Plans fo  See Ishombe  U.N. Expects To End All Resistance

British Friends Fight To Keep ECM Hope Up   De Gaulle Playing With Tremendous Stakes In Brussels

IMPACT OF DECISION ‘TREMENDOUS   Five Countries Standing Firm Against France

Analysis:   eer eLst YY Oto.  JFK s ‘Hand Strengthened For Bargaining

At Ole Miss No Fuss, Fanfare As Negro Enters      Horatio at the Bridge of Race Bias ee GE OF ROSE BOS  Wallace Will Defy Court Orderc at U. of Alabamc

Automatic Bread Slicer Given President To Avoid Repetition Of Finger-Cutting Episode

Plunges Through Wall   JFK Receives Bread Slicer   Correspondents Honor President

Return Board Appointed to Compute Votes   Judge Klepser Name: Five Members for Official Count of  Primarv Results.

Indian Forces Concentrate On Tshombe’s Stronahold  Major Congo Battle Looms

U.N. Says Jadotville Will Fall  Katangese Troops Brace For Attack

By Firing Shot . . From Revolver  Babcock to Signal Start of Centéint

By Firing Shot . . . From Revolver  Babcock to Signal Start of Centennial

Poll of GOP   Republican Politicians inN.H : Seem To Believe Sen. Barry Goldwater Is Party's Strongest Candidate

Surveillance of Cuba Reduced?   Insufficient Data Worries Military

Intelligence. Gap Reported Developing  Military Leaders Described as Upset

CURTAIL WATCH OVER CUBANS   KENNEDY HOPES RUSSIAN TROOPS WILL GO HOME

INFO GAP ON CUBA CLAIMED   Surveillance Is Cut, Paper Says; Military Worried On Buildup

MISSILES UNDER TENTS?  Cuba Red Beehive While JFK Dozes, Says Miami Paper

LOW LEVEL FLIGHTS OFF, FEW BY U2   Huge Tents, New Railroads Sighted; 17,500 - 40,000 Russians In Cuba, May Have Missiles.

Miami Herald reports today  U. S. surveillance of Soviet activity curtailed

Report Reds Have Pitchec Lar ge Tents   Could Hide Missile And Its Launcher

FLIGHTS OFF, FEW BY U2   Huge Tents, New Railroads Sighted; 17,50040,000 Russians In Cuba, May Have Missiles.

Intelligence Gap ls Developing, Says Newspaper  Military Leaders in Washinaton Upset

JFK, Caroline Spend Visit At Hospital   First Lady Is Cheered: Shaws Fine Recovery

NO INTENTION OF. TRYING TO BE KINGMAKER' Eisenhower Wants Republicans To Battle Out Differences Publicly

Ike Wants Republican Hopefuls To Place Their Personal Platform Before The Public

Former President Believes Goldwater Should Make His Views Clear On k ey Issues   MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

A SIZING UP BEFORE ELECTION YEAR Battle Differences In Public, Ike Telling GOP

Pick Candidate With Majority View — Ike Wants Republicans To Battle Out Party Views in Public at 1964 Convention

Wide Open Policy Debate Favored on  Floor of GOP Convention by Eisenhower

At '64 Convention, Then Pick Best Candidate— Discuss Policy Differences In Public, Ike Urges GOP   By JACK BELL  and BIABUIA! I ADDAWSRAITU

Settle Issues Early, Ike Tells Republican Party Candidates   By JACK BELL d

ATR Sahn TypPpr   Says Goldwater Must Clarify Views  Ike Wants Open Convention ‘Fight’

lke Wants GOP To Battle Out Policy Publicly   Wants Lively Fight, He Says in Interview

Eisenhower Anticipates Lively Fight   Wants GOP to Battle Policy Differences

Cheerleaders from 62 Schools   Eisenhower, No Kingmaker, Sees ‘Lively Fight’ Ahead for Republicans

Sizes Up Facets of Political Picture Ike Proposes Wide-Open Policy DebateonGOP ConventionFloor   By JACK BELL MARVIN T ARROWSMITH

Eisenhower Wants GOP To Settle Differences On Policy in Public Debate at 64 Convention   By JACK BELL and

s30P POLICY  Ike Wants Convention Floor Fight   ‘ Won't Be a Kinag-Maker’

Favors Good Lively Fight  Ike Wants GOP to Agree on Policy, Then Select Best-Qualitied Candidate

Inside The Proares<   ito set GOP Policy ..  Ike Favors Wide. Open Debate at Convention

To Pick Best Candidate Ike Wants Good F ight At’64.G0P Convention

He'd Like To See ‘Good Lively Fight - -Then Harmony - Ike Favors Wide- Open Policy Debate On GOP Convention Floor   FBI Investigating Ex-Demo Secretary

Eisenhower Wants GOP To Settle Differences On Policy in Public Debate at 64 Convention   By JACK BELL and  ABA TOUTTAYT «OF ADMD MU caeaernris

Today’s Telearar   For Plans 1n1964-   Ike Offers Advice To Party ¢ Chiefs

Fisenhower, No Kingmaker, Sees ‘Lively Fight’ Ahead for Republican

Looking for a Fight—   [ke Urges Wide- Open Policy Debate by GOP

WHERE TO FIND IT   'GOOD LIVELY FIGHT AMONG DELEGATES’ Ike Urges Vigorous GOP Policy  Debate Before Nominee Is Choser

Election Year Nearing  lke Discusses Potential Candidates   MARVIN IL. ARROWCMITH

FARAPLING THE SENTIMENT — Ike Hopes for ‘64 Nomination Fight; ‘Then Pick Best Man’

Ike Would Like to See Policy Battle AtGOP Convention   Former President fs Afraid Sen, Goldwater Is Hiding His Views,

Ike Wants Republicans To Fight Out 1964 Differences Publicly   By JACK BELL and MARYIN LL. ARROWSMITH

Kisenhower Says: Policy Fight At GOP  Convention Is Needed   MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Thinks Republicans Need Good; Open Fight to Stav Healthy   By JACK BELL and * MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

EISENHOWER’S VIEWS ON 1964. Wants GOP To Debate Policy Issues Publicly Then Select Best Man

Seek Immunity For Witnesses      Sweeping Resolution Presented Senate By Panel Members: FBI File On Assassination Awaited   Oswald’s Widow Desires To Become U.S. Citizer

Senate Members of Presidential Commission Introduces Sweeping Resolution in Conaress

‘  Probers Asking  For Power   Ask Right To Fores Testimony From Witnesses In  JFK Assassination

Want to be in Position To Force Testimony and To Guarantee Immunity

Probers Reques Special Powers From Congress  Texas Calls Off Its

Resolution Introduced In Senate  Authority to Grant   Authority to Grant Immunity From Prosecution Asked

Probers of Kennedy Assassination to Ask Strong Power   To Force Testimony And Grant Immunity To Some Wilnesaaa.

Force Testimony From Reluctant Witnesses Kennedy Slaying Probers Asking For Extra Powers   Free Of Appointments  Johnson Sees Staff Aides And Other Top Advisers

Assassination Probers Ask  More Power  Texas Calls Off Inquiry; Now Oowald Analo Nata-c

Would Force  Testimony On Incident   Texas Inquiry Called Off, To Avoid Conflict

Probers Seek Broad Powers From Congress  Commission Wants   Commission Wants To Force Testimony On Assassination

Close Stud y kx pected On Immunity Bid  Two On Warren   Two On Warren Commission Offer Broad Resolution

Has First Meeting With Joint Chiefs  ‘New American Greatness? Becomes Johnson Slogan

Has His First Meeting With Joint Chiefs of Staff as New Commander in Chief   Johnson Seen Picking Some  Advisers With Texas Label

Dollar’s value for dollar spent Johnson stresses economy to Joint Chiefs of Statf

ee VR! be CE CET,  LBJ Tells Chiefs He Wants Dollar’s Value For Every Dollar That Is Spent

Johnson      Defense Dollar Uraed   Race On Again Soviets Plan New Rocket Tests

Universal Justice, Freedom For All Mankind Also Aims   New President Gives Blueprint Of Administration In Address  To Nation On Thanksgiy ing Day

Full Value on Defense Spending Ordered by LBJ   Earlier story, Pg. 12-A

Economy  Demanded By LBJ   President Teils Joint Chiefs He Wants Full Value For Defense Dollar

WANTS DOLLAR'S WORTH OF VALUE ON MONEY SPENT   CONFERENCE HEADS LONG LIST OF NEW APPOINTMENTS TODAY

Johnson Stresses Arms Economy   President Briefs Chiefs of Staff

Watchful Eye On Spending   Johnson Tells Military He Wants Dollar’s Value

President Demands   Sl For $l   Keonomy Is Underseored In  Meeting With Joint Chiefs

Meets With Defense Chiefs Johnson Insists  On U.S. Economy   Wants Dollar Value For Dollar Spent

Busy Schedule Set Today for New President   Negro Wilkins on Packed Itinerary

TARGET SET IN ADDRESS TO NATION   New American Greatness Goal  Of Texas Native

Emphasis In Talk to Top Brass   Dollar Value for Each Dollar Spent, Joint Chiefs Are Told

Wants Dollar Value For Dollar Spent   Johnson Confers With Military  Brass First Time

POLICE BREAK UP DEMONSTRATION   LBJ Tells Chiefs of Staff He Wants a Dollar's Value for a Dollar Spent

Full Dollar's Value for All Outlays Urced  Chief Executive Given Briefings, Advises Aides

Johnson Demands Value for Dollars Spent on Defense  Also Meecis Head of

Wants Dollar’s Value For Each Dollar § pent  On National Defense

‘Defense Chiefs Get LBJ Economy Edict      Complete text of President Johnson’s Thanksgivino speech on Pare A-4.

Masked Man Rumors Fly More ‘Initials’ Girls Called in Sex Scandal

Hears Onponents Of Abortion Bil  Delegation Headed By Wichita Lawyer

Bensalem School Board Under Fire Letter From Kennedy Ignites Civil Rights Talk At Meeting   Windfall Went Out The Window Community Center May Get Financial Help From Twp.

Bensalem School Board Under Fire  Letter From Kennedy lenites  Civil Rights Talk At Meeting

REVOLT IN DESERT  Iraq Moves Force To Syrian Border; Rebels in Control

Last Tr: ry To Block SPStrike  Kennet Bil on Ws ee   Expect Walkout Here Before Mondsv

. ‘No Place to Put Snow Any More’ Is Complaint  = Watertown Residents Keep Right on Digging Out

Northern New York State City Carrying On Business As Usual Despite Extra Heavy Snow

Dalton Sees County School Superintendent, Township Government Waste of Money

Library Notice Green Free Library will be open Thursday and Friday afternoon, August 22 and 23 from 2 until 5 for summer reading students only.   ‘Former Resident Named as Chrysler iManager in Phila.

NEWSMEN GET 91,000 FINES   REFUSE TO TELL JURY SOURCE OF PRINTED STORIES

Get 5 Days And $1,000 Fines Newsmen Refuse To Disclose  Who Dished Out Information

Sentenced To Jail, Fined:  Newsmen Stick To Credo  * °  Against Revealing Sources

Nearo Is Postmaster   Newsmen Sentenced For Refusing To Violate Confidence

2 Newspaper Officials Are Fined, Jailed   Philly Executives Decline To Answe: Grand Jury Query

Court Clears Two Newsmer  Of Contempt   Historic Decision Given by Tribunal To Protect Writers

METRICS Bp Rete ey   Former House Speaker Mitchell To Receive $12,000 A Year Job

Hard-Pressed Picher Police Chief Revises Motto But Will Stick to Job

J ps Sales, Cigaret Levies Senate Plans  To Pass Tax Bills Friday

Tax Boost: May Receive Senate OK  ‘Tomorrow   Legislation Sent to Floor And Fast Action Is Expected —

Fleet May Go fo Laos Area   Harriman To Confer With Britain, France

Life’s End  MRS. WILLGING DIBS IN INDIANA — RITES SET HERE THURSDAY

RIC > EU  MRS. WILLGING DIES IN INDIANA — RITES SET HERE THURSDAY

Bandits Escape After Robbing Fishers Bank   Estimated $15,000 Stolen By Three Armed Persons; Abandoned Car Found

Reputed Boss Of Cosa Nostra To Stay in Cel!  Release on Bail Or New Trial Not Mandatory

Alleged Cosa Nostra Boss  Court Orders Review  * e of Genovese s Conviction

Genovese Won’t Leave Pen Yet  High Court Orders  Crime Boss Review

fito Genovese, Reputed Cosa Nostra Head, ‘o Get Appeals Court Review of Conviction

Vito Wins Review Of  ‘Conviction   Vribunal Order Doesn't Necessarily Mean Jail Release

Gang Leader Wins Review From Court   Vilo Genovese Bail Is Matter For The Jurist

U. 3. Envoy Recalled  Bosch Put Aboard Ship For ‘Slow-Ocean Voyage’

 Fisherman Found Dead With $25,000 -   —_ eee ee wee OU ee ewe ee  x * * x * xr  ee Dies In His Boat

 Fisherman Found Dead With $25,000 - -   HUCUTE VUE UG VV GUE Day ~ x kk xk kk * xx 7 2  Beclinec Dies In His Boat

Draft New Amendment On Taconite  Reps. Jack Fena And Roy Dunn Have Proposal

i Dangling By Heel String  (Mountaineer Crawls Half A Mile For Help After Leg Cut By Sau

_ Hush-Hush'Agency Refuses Comment Fliers Killed At Bay Of Pigs Reportedly Worked For CIA

Educationat Bills Facing Uncertainties  4 Measures Beset By Congressional Delaying Interests

School Bills In Danger— Many Cross-Currents Endanger Final Action

Gov. Scranton Praises General Assembly for Accomplishments of ’63

Out, 142-111   Eleventh Hour Attack Fails; New Parliament Vote Due In 60 Days

DIEFENBAKER’S GOVERNMENT IS TUMBLED   Opponents Denounce His Indecision On Nuclear  Warhead Policy   CANADA WILL HOLD NEW ELECTION SOON

Will Bring Call for New Elections   3 Opposition   3 Opposition Parties Unite In 142-1]1 Vote

Opposition Vote Downs Diefenbaker   General Election Must Be Held Within 60 Days

Canadians Must Hold Elections   Government Falls In No-Confidence Vole By Opposition

New Elections Must Be Held In Sixty Days   Ruler’s Indecision Over Accepting U.S A-Aid Brings Action

New Elections Within Next Two Months  Foes Protest His Indecision -Over Warheads

Gallery Closed Today ‘(Demonstrators Evicted  ‘From Ohio Statehouse

MPUCLUL AICO UE PU, UUY Dall  Ward Must Stand Trial  On Various Vice Counts

British Doctor lo Stand Trial  Key Figure In Sex, Security Scandal

Sex, Security Case Figure To Face Trial  British Osteopath Charged With Vice; Released On Bail

Military Junta Takes Over Rule   Diem, Brother Reported Killed After Leaving: Church

Saigon In Holiday Mood After Coup  Bodies Of Ngo Brothers Under Vietnamese Guard To Prevent Desecration

Daniel Says Farewell To Joint Session   Tiny Capsules Will Decide  Terms For Leaislators

Accused Embezzler   Speaker Predicts Tax Cut This Year   Passage Said Possible By Summer

System of Lights Replaces Smoke Signal Announcing Election of Pone

Lights Will Tell Election Of New Pope  System Changed To   System Changed To Avoid Confusion From Smoke Signals Of Pasi

Flashing Lights to, Replace Traditional Smoke ‘Signals Denoting Pope’s Election

15 Die in lowa Weekend Accidents   LIGHT PLANE CRASH TAKES LIVES OF FOUR

Assembly Ends Redistricting, Money Sessions  Gav Serantan Evnectad To Stan   Gov. Scranton Expected To Sign Both Measures Next Week

State-Aid Funds Voted By Assembly   Action Completed On Appropri riations, Reapportionment

Rocky, Barry Kick Up Cloud Of Political Dust At Parley         Mafia’s Killing Of Man, 5 Sons Brings Airing Of Society's Secrets

Democrats Label Arizona Senator  Goldwater Given Segregation Tag

Politicians Kicking Up Dust ¢ ‘loud   Rocky, Goldwater Reveal Hot Race  For Nomination

Rocky Renews Attacks On Goldie   Governors’ Conference Enlivened By GOP Clashes

 Bouquets, Bombs Tossed at Goldwater  ‘The Man Who Isn‘t There’ Kicks Up Cloud of Political Dust at Annual Governors’ Meeting

Governors Stirred By Two Candidates      State’s Violent Deaths Put At 24 On Weekend

GOP KICKS UP POLITICAL DUST AT CONVENTION   BARRY, ROCKY IN HOT RACE DESPITE SENATOR’S ABSENCE

But “Happy” Is Sensation... . _. Rocky, Absent Opponent Kick Up Cloud Of Dust

Reschedule Vespers Concert For Sunday, December 15th   Is 4 P.M, Sunday At Central Church

Women’s Chorus to Present Christmas Vespers Concert   Is 4 P.M. Sunday At Central Church

1,000 Reported Wounded Or Dead Tranian Police Open Fire  On Rioting Moslem Hordes

1,000 Hurt, Some Killed In Fighting —  fran Police Battle Moslem:

1,000 Injured in Tehran Rioting  Large Sections of City Are Set Afire

House Action Set on State Money Bill   Solo Session Slated to Approve Senate. Passed Appropri. ations Package.

PW Leaves China, Will Head Home   Ex-Corporal Skinner Korea War. Turncoat, Back In Hong Kong

MARIETTA MAN MAY ALSO LEAVE CHINA American Turncoat To Return to Akron Home

DEFECTED IN KOREAN WAR  Akron G.I. Leaves China For Home After 9 Years

Korean War Turncoat Leaves Red China; Says Another May Follow Soon

Resolution Forwarded To Senate.   Would Adjourn 3 .Days Prior To”. Automatic Cutoff

Demo Leaders in Wide Open Solif Qn Chairmanship  Struggle for Power Breaks Into Open

Gun Swap. for Mexico  Dope. Told.   Narcotics Ring Planned Revolt

Police Fine $230,000 Of Banatls’ Loo  Unknown Woman Gives Tip Leading To Apprehension

Yard Says Some Loot  Recovered   Three Men, Two Women Arrested,  $280,000 Found

 3 Men, 2 Women Apprehended   Britain’ s $7.1 Million Meil Train Nad Robbery Case Cracked 8v Scotland Yord

Five, Perhaps 13 Arreste  Scotland Yard Cracks $7.1 Million Robbery

Late newsin brief   by UPI   Yard cracks $7.1 million robbery case

Five Arrested Less Than 100 Miles Distant   $280,000 Reportec Recovered From $7 1 Million Leot

Five Arrested, Eight Others Held In Custody   Nabbed At Seaside Resort; $280,000 Recoverec

Scotland Yard Cracks Britain’: Train Robbery  3 Men, Two Women  Arrested; Recover CION NAN AL l.as

$840,000 Mail Loot Recovered   $7 Million Theft Case Cracked by Scotland Yard

Five Arrested-$280,000 Recovered As Scotland Yard Cracks Mail Case

Castro Students Break Up House Probe Agair   India to Back China for UN

More Violence Punctuates End Of House Hearin:   Screaming Girls Forcibly Ousted By Police Officers

Youths And Girls Get Bum's Rush   Screaming Group At House Hearing Bring Heavy Police Action

Tossed Out Of Hearing On Junket   Committee Is Criticized By Witnesses

Hearing on Students Shrieking College  Girls, Beatniks  Given Bum’s Rush

Solon Says Display Inspired By Reds   Witnesses Praise Students’ Travel Ban Defiance: Nazis Get In On Act

semanas] HE 3 SILENT AMENDMENTS States Righters Facing A Rocky Road On Constitutional Change

Tough Road Seen for ‘Silent Amendments’   States’ Tastes Vary   By STANLEY MFISLER

QUOTES EINSTEIN  Fifth Grader Stumps Experts      (see PHOTO 8-B)

Boy, 10, Gives Scientists Tip On Space Trip   Recalls Forgotten Einstein Theory On Mass x Speed

UnGhCe 10 openk up - Jaycees to Survey Attitudes Of Community at Home Show

Peril Points Analyzed Cold War Balance  Assessed By NATO: New Nuclear Force

Hammer Out "New Look” In Striking Power  Foreign And Defense Ministers Assessing Cold War Balance

‘Ministers Plunging Ahead With New Far-Ranging. Cold War Balance Look

NATO Ministers Turn Attention To Analyzing Cold War Peril Pointe

Officials Ready To Assess Cold War Balance  Rusk To Conduct Broad View   Rusk To Conduct Broad View Of Political Scene

Rings & Vows  Lal RUDEN TO WED  me lat «0 od @ tb oe ee Sek ae wl a?)

Dynamite Factory Blows Up   Casualties Miraculously Low As World’s Biggest Plant Explodes in Africa

Toll Light; 2 Are Killed, 4 Or 5 Missing  Woman Loses Life As Bricks Dislodge in

Few Casualties In Four Blasts, Say Officials   Only Two Desths, Sa}  CALLi ele mk Amram

Woman 11 Miles Away Is Killed   Officials Say   Officials Say Casualties Are — Surprisinaly Low

Woman Is Victim of Brick Rain   50. African Dynamite Factory Blows Up; World’s Biggest

Toll Low In TNT Plant  Lixplosions   5 Or 6, Workers : Kiiown Deail Tin Suiiih Africa Blast

Dynamite Factor} Blast Fatal V1 Miles Aviay®  * ot ay. ‘ghns Dalian nd tn D. Toes _   Casualtes Believed to Be Low Despite Force of Explosion -

Huge Dynamite Plant Explodes In So. Africa   One Workers Dead, 5 Missing

Toll Low In TNT Plant Explosions  5 Or 6 Workers Known Dead In South Africa Blast

Explosion Rips World's Largest Dynamite Factory   Shock Felt 16 Miles Away; Casualties Low at Plant in South African Town,

EXPLOSIONS Blasts Rip  Dynamite and Forge Plants  Deaths in Powder  Works Are Low; ws Ty. oe. fo neewamenns

Blast Rips Largest Dynamite Plant, Casualties Are Miraculously Low

Weather   AREA FORECAST: Fair with fall like temperatures through Tuesday. Low tonight 37 to 42. High Tuesday middle 60s,

DRAMA OUTLINED Cooper Says Faulty System In Ship Wouldn't Just Go Away’

WOULDN'T JUST GO AWAY  Alarm During 19th Orbit Started Re-Entry Drama

Similar To One Vetoed In 1961   Filed In House As Protection Of Small Stores

Be OK OO OO OR KKK KK KK KK KK KH HO KK KK KH For Pennsylvanians:  HIGHEST SALES TAX NEAR

RAISES DOUBTS ON ENGAGEMENT Koblentz Refuses To ‘Buy Dr. Sam's Story

Courtroom Segregation Struck Down  ‘High Court Kills Contempt Rule Against Negro

Courtroom Segregation Ruled Illegal   Tribunal Yoids Conviction of Virginia Negro

Segregation In Courts  Ruled Out   Throws Out Conviction of Negro for Sitting with Whites in Court Room

The U. S. Supreme Court Rules .... Segregated, Courts Violate Constitution

Governor ‘Seeks End ~ Of Ghettos Bias Law for  ‘Home Sales Urged

Twisters Strike Parts Of State: Three Injured   Several Buildings Are Demolished In Vincennes And Seymour Areas

Senate Approves Liquor-by-Glass Measure Wednesday After Exhaustive Debate

Senate passes liquor bill   Fate of bill uncertain when it reaches House but hard fight is seen

Twisters Kall 10, Injure 50   South, Central U.S Suffer Deaths And  Damage In Storms   ENTIRE VILLAGE IS ILL. SUFFERING LACK OF FOOD

11 German Miners Sweat Out 11th Day   Lifeline Brings Them Food, Lamps And Warm Clothing While Rescuers Work .

Plans Changed; Expect Senate fo Delay Tax Bill Consideration fo Thursday

Wilson Says Postponement Excessive   Legal Snarl Hinted © In Area Where Home Plans To Be Elected

Parliament Opening Postponed   Prime Minister Home Wants Time to Shed Title of Nobility

mo we” liad  After Sharp December Decline  Food Costs To Reflect Cold

‘Claim 245 Pct. Interest Paid  Three Loan-Shark Bills  ‘Sent To Subcommittee

Suits Are Filed In Case Of Child Survivor Of Famed Murder-At-Sea Mystery

Anti-Crime Fight To Be Continued  Much Has Been Done But Much Is Undone

Tee eS SSeS ee  Driver I lyi ing High in Spirited  Chase on Runway

FINAL EDITION   INDEX   Washington: A City Racked by Trouble, Danger

Protest at  Amusement Park Halted  Integration Heads  Call Move ‘Show © AE Mand Beishe

Gwynn Oak Protest Called Off   Core Leaders Say March Postponed fAs An Action Ot Goud Faith’

Negro Leaders Delay March Planned for Maryland Park   Riots Continue In Bronx Area For Third Night

Wrong Figures Cave Gaiden’ Dynamics  $5.8 Billion Pact  Senate Hearing Is Presented ‘Not the Most Accurate’ Notes

Air Force Secretary Charged With Using Erroneous Figures in Contract Testimony

Stern Warning Given Cuba On Attack on Ship   Island Government Denies Role In Wednesday Incident

MIG Foray On Shrimp Boat Draws Response— Angered Congress Awaits Withdrawal Of Soviet Gls

Kennedy: Will Shoot Attackers   President Says Several Questions Still Unanswered

Kennedy orders military  Blast Cuban planes if necessary   Soviet tells U.S.: don’t attack Cuba

U.S. to Blast Cuban Ships if They Attack   Cuban Government Rejects, Denies Jets Poured Rocket Fire Into Shrimp Boat; Expect Castro Talk on Subject Tonight

But Jet Planes, Navy Craft Will Be Restrained for Now From Pursuit to Cuba

Solons Wait  For Troops  To Leave Congress Angry Over Attack On  D.4 3 fen abi amk

Cuba Warned U.S. To Fire In Any Attack   Castro Regime Denies Any Shot: Fired At Shrimp Boat In Straits

U. $. Warns Cuba After Sea Attack   Congressional Critics Not Satisfied With U. S. Orders in Caribbear

Two Shrimp Boat Crewmen Thought MIG Was Just ‘An Ordinary Plane’

President Declares U.S. Will Blast Cuban-Based Forces That Attack Yank:   CRITICS NOT STILLED

‘Get Them Out Con gress Tm pa tient  Over Cuba   Health Care Plan Delay Predicted

But Won't Chase Craft eS ret  Kennedy Warns U.S. Will Return Cuban Attacks

President Says Firepower Will Check Cuban Attacks   Fired-Upon U.S. Shrimp Boat  Reaches American Waters ©   U. 8. Faces Guerrilla War

Kennedy Says U.S. Forces Will Return Cubans’ Fire   ~ An AP News Analysis  U.S. May Be Facing a Period Of Guerrilla War in Caribbean

JETS POISED Cuba Warned Of Attacks   Crewmen Thought Planes Friendly

Town Leveled By Earthquake   Fire-Power Backing Warnings to Cuba   POLICY TALK MAY BRING DONNYBROOK  Press, President Will Mee!

Soviets Holding Fast To Nuclear Inspection Offer   U.S. Will Blast Warships, Planes Based In Cuba

Retaliation Order. Given by Kennedy   ‘Hot Purswi’? Indicated If’ Attack Incident Repeated-

See ‘‘Guerrilla Warfare’ and “Conference Highlights’’ on Page 11.

Warning to Cuba —  U.S. to Return Attacks On Ships and Airplanes

JFK Issues Unmistakable Warning On Plane Incident   Angry Solons Impatient!) Await Russian Withdrawal

Warning Is  GivenCuba On Attacks  ‘Hot Pursuit’ Is Strafine Answer

Attack on U.S. Ships  To Draw Return Fire   Guerrilla Warfare  Seen in Caribbean   Congress Angered By MIG Attack

U. S. Pilots Get Orders To Shoot  Kennedy Warns Cuba About Planes

Unmistakable U. S. Warning ls Given Cuba by Kennedy   Virtual Guerrilla Warfare In Caribbean Faces America

No Pursuit of Attackers to Cuba Permitted   Cubans Deny Shooting at Shrimp Boat

Kennedy Lays Down Warning Following Attack From Cuba   CASTRO'S VIEW

WHERE OUAKES STRIKE   U.S. Lays Down Warning Against Future Attacks

Pursuit to Cuba Out At Present   But Kennedy Indicates Tougher Policy if Attacks Go On

Warning Issued After MIGs Fire On Shrimp Boat   “Hot Pursuit” To Cuba Would Follow Further Incidents But Such Action Not Planned Now

MIG Strafing Brings Warning ...  U.S. to Retaliate For Future Attacks   Shrimp Boat Foray Angers Congress -

IN WAKE OF STRAFING:  US Will Blast Planes That Attack Our Ships

Cubans Deny Firing Rockets at Shrimp Boat   JFK Holds Back Signal for Pursuit of Attacking Craft

Cuban Denial Follows Stern JFK Warning   Shooting at Boat Heightens Crisis

Stern Word Given Cuba By Kennedy   President Warns Of ‘Hot Pursuit’ If Craft Attacked

Further Cuban Attacks Will Bring Retaliation   JFK News Policy Conference Could Turn Into Donnybrook

FDA Denies Charges That Laymen. Have Made Some Medical Decisions

FDA Denies Drug Decrees By Lay Aides  Non-Medical Men   Non-Medical Men Not Giving Okays On New Drugs

DENIED BY FOOD & DRUG OFFICIALS  Dangerous Drugs Being Sold Over Counter Claims Gov. Dr

Agriculture Money Bill Sent To House  -Senate Favors Bill 75-5: Compromise   ‘Senate Favors Bill 75-5; Compromise To Be Worked Out

Negro Leader Calls For Economic Shock Treatment In Rights Battle

North Caroline Town Is Quiet Following Row   Mayor Moves Fast To Prevent Other Racial Conflicts

ONE KILLED, ONE WOUNDED  N.C. Troopers Clamp Lid Or Lexington After Race Riot

An AP News Analysis  Arab East Is Tightening  Under ‘Socialist Squeeze’

350 Felled By Chlorine  Gas Fumes   Victims Stricken In Philadelphia; No Fatalities Occur

Chlorine Fumes Sicken 430 in Phila. Accident  Pipe on RR Car Broken, Spilling Liquid in Factory

Chlorine Gas Puts 430 In Hospitals      Fumes Blanket Populous Sectior  Of Philadelphia; No Fatalities

Unmasked Firemen and Police Fall in Their Tracks Gas Leak Leaves 400 Staggering  And Screaming in Philadelphia

Epiladiel iis Section Hit By Gas Leak   More Than 430 Persons’ Taken To Area Hasnitais

Fumes Escaping From Broken Pipe In Railroad Tank Car Overcome Fleeing Victims, Rescue Workers

Tank Car Pipe Snaps, Leaks Gas   Two Critical In Second Case Of Escaping Chemical

Chlorine Ga: Hurts 300; None Killed   Broken Rail Tank Car Pipe Turns Deadly Fumes Loose

HOT TOPIC IS HANDED TO HOUSE   Annexation Bill Gains Approval Of Lower Body

Senale Gives Approval To Loan Bill —   Voice Vote Sends Measure to House, Several Changes ~

Signed NFO Contract — ‘Boycotted’ Creamery To Dump Milk Into River

4 Major Bills Are Cleared By Congress   Johnson May Get No More Big Issues This Year

Colder   4 Major Bills Are Cleared By Congress   Johnson May Get No More Big Issues This Year

Conaress Cleans Up Major Bills  Foreign Aid Money Bill Only Exception

$3.6 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Approvec   Congress Clears Major Legislation lor White House

‘On Federal Courts Veci  ‘Announcement o on » State's Next Move Expected At Press Conference

A Proud Duke   17 State Legislatures Study Anti-Discrimination Measures

baa Rights Backers Prodding  1 7 Legislatures Debated Anti-Discrimination Bills

At Least 10 Northern States, One In South Adopt Civil Rights Laws

Maryland Only One South Of M-D Line  Report Reflects 17 States Have Taken  Action To Settle Civil Rights Issues

Cuban Failure Claims Cited  Alabama Guard General Said In Charge Of Plans -

Castro Professes Support for Peaceful Coexistence During Talk With Diplomats      Ry DANIFL HARKER

Castro Professes Support for Peaceful Coexistence During Talk With Diplomats

Criticizes U.S. Parties Castro Voices Support Of Coexistence Policy

PenelecExpands Regional Office Functions Here   Kastern Offices, Under Shumaker, Control] Enlarged Southern Division.

Regents Bid For More Scholarships  Funds for Start Gn TV Network Also Proposed

Beauty, 19, Is Held Cantive   Washburn Soph Cut With Knife By Intruder

Pha ate Pe mee  hy ye  lee  ah 1 dalle ey 7 ol : 4 P [3 a eee a . ie a 4 4 ‘& - % ~ u 4 is

Countdown 12 Minutes  From Florida Launch Will Check Bermuda Radar Later, Diesel Engine Ist to Hold Up Try

Radar Fault In Tracking SetupFound   Launch Postponed Al Least 24 Hours By NASA Officials

Temperature Chart   ‘Scrub’ Order Given As Bermuda's Radar System Turns Faulty

RADAR OUT; TRY AGAIN WEDNESDAY   Bermuda Tracking Station Fails After Earlier Delay Caused By Balky Diesel At Cape Canaveral. .

CooperTo Try Again At 7 A.M.   Orbit Is Rescheduled After Vital Radar Equipment Goes Ont

Cooper's Space Flight Called Off Following Technical Difficulties

Radar Trouble Cancels Today’s Flight Shortly Before Blastoff Time

Cooper Orbit Trip Reset Wednesday   Radar Flop Causes Day's Delay  Only 12 Minutes Before Launching 

NO HINT GIVEN ON NEW TIME OF LAUNCHING   Delay Caused by Faulty Radar at Bermuda Tracking Station   Sealed in Faith 7; Countdown Was 12 Minutes  Pea Bea

22-Orbit Space Trip ls Delayed 24 Hours   Faulty Radar Unit Usually Very Reliable

Radar Fouls Today's Launch  re pe Te Try Again At 8 a. m. Wednesday

Rescheduled for Wednesday Morning If Bermuda Situation Corrected—   Kescneduled tor VVednesaay Morning IT Bermuda situation rrec ted—  Radar Failure Delays Cooper's 22-Orbit Flight

Faulty Radar Scrubs Flight Near Takeoff   Scrub Order Disappoints Mrs, Cooper

COOPER ONLY FEW MINUTES FROM TAKEOFF   ANNOUNCE NEXT ATTEMPT SET FOR EARLY TOMORROW

Bermuda Unit Radar Trouble Delays Project  Blastoff at 8 a.m Scheduled; Crane

Radar Failure  Tn Bermuda Gets Blame   22-Orbit Flight Now Scheduled For Tamorraw

Launching Called Off At9:57 a.m.  Cooper Within 12 Minutes Of. Blastoff -

Trouble with Tracking Radar Delays Cooper's Space Flight for 24 Hours

Rescheduled for Tomorrow After Trouble Occurs at Bermuda Tracking Station

Orbit launching postponed when Bermuda radar fails   Racar vital

Faulty Vital Radar Prompts Postponement  Rermuda Device   Bermuda Device Termed Essential To Space Tracking

Faulty Radar, Engine Cause Rescheduling  Reluctan t Decision   Reluctant Decision Made for Safety,  Mission Success 

Radar Snag Forces Wait   Hope U.S. Astronaut Will Orbit 22 Times.

Postponed Today Because of Faulty Radar  Called Off Only   Called Off Only 12 Minutes Before Blast-Off

Shot Called Off As Countdown  At 12 Minutes   Astronaut Cooper In Spacecraft And Ready For 22-Orbit Journey; Bermuda Tr acking Station Faulty

Faulty Tracking Radar Causes Cancellation Of Flight For 24 Hours

Cooper's Flight Recheduled For Tomorrow  Radar Trouble   Radar Trouble Forces Delay Of 24 Hours

Delay Shot After Radar Unit Fails   Flight Postponed 12 Minutes From Launching Time

Trip Is Reset For Wednesday   Trouble In Tracking Radar At Bermuda Blamed For Postponement

Cooper’s Space Trip  Postponed Faulty Radar  Station in Bermuda Reaso:

Radar Fails, 12 Minutes Left to Go   Cooper Inside _ Capsule 5 Hour: ‘and 50 Minutes

Bermuda Radar Trouble Forces Postponement  aoa Flight vely Slated

Blastoff Was 12 Minutes Away:  Faulty Radar Holds Cooper For 24 Hours

Trouble with Tracking Radar Delays Cooper's Space Flight for 24 Hours:   DIESEL BALKS COUNTDOWN  EVERYTHING 'GO' EXCEPT GANTRY ENGINE

Cooper fo Make Second Attempt On Wednesday   ‘Serub’ Called 12 Minutes Before Blastoff — Astronaut In Capsule & Hours.

Radar Trouble In Bermuda Fouls Launch  Cooper Alerted For New Try At QR AM Wednacdav

Kadar Fatlure Postpones  oday s Attempt  Astronaut Cooper May Be Hurled Into Space Wednesday

Radar Unit For Tracking Was Faulty   Astronaut Shot Called Off Early Today: Reset For 8 p.m. Wednesday

—_—_ apace feam Disappointed.  Postponement Due To Failure! In Tracking Radar: Weather ‘Fine’ A? Canaveral —

Radar Trouble Causes Delay; To Be Checked   Today's Countdown Within 12 Minutes

Flight Scheduled For Tomorrow Morning   Cooper Spends Six Hours in Capsule Before Bermuda Tracking Station Goes Haywire; Had Other Difficulty

JFK Studies Khru’s New Note   US. Abruptly Cancels 3  Nevada Nuclear Tests

Try scrubbed only minutes  before launch Barring trouble —   Barring trouble shot re-scheduled tomorrow, a.m.

PHIL SITZMAN'S HORSE FAILS TO SURVIVE LONG STRUGGLE IN DITCH — PLANS HAD BEEN MADE

PHIL SITZMAN'S HORSE FAILS TO SURVIVE LONG STRUGGLE IN DITCH — PLANS HAD BEEN MADE FOR MOVE TO FAIR BARN

DestinationMoon   American Astronauts Practice In Realistic Vehicle For Journey

Has Varied Motives  Man Who Shuns Religion  Termed Puzzling Person

Impoundments to Supplement the Kaysinger Project   Col. Smith Seriously Injured

GOP-Controlled Senate Votes $9 Million From Revenue Section of Bill

Senate Argues jues Revenue-Cutting Ideas  Amendments to Tax Plans Endanger Compromise Bill

Civil Rights Bull Revisal Is Offered   iS Wirerea  Would Make Aid Angle  Mandatawy

Revised Civil Rights  Proposal Presented   Mandatory Action In It Makes It More Positive In Approach Than Previously

Keyed to Federal Funds Administration Offers Revised Civil Rights Bill to Congress

ey NO es EN A 8 Oe, aah Ws ae SAPIENS RING » £ ORY  9 In Family Sian In Tennessee River

9 In Family Drowned As Boat Swamps  Weekend Of Fun At Fishing Camp Ends In Tragedy

VALENTINA PASSES WITHIN 3 MILES  Soviet Spaceman Loses Altitude in 54 Orbits      {Picture ‘on Page 3)

Russian Boy Dips But Duc Spins Along   Both Retire For Night; Altitude Drops 2] Miles

Valentina Smiles Brightly As Russian Cosmonauts Continue Dual Space Orbil

ORBIT CHANGE BELIEVED DUE TO MANEUVER   Moscow Sources Give No Explanation; Girl Continues Okay   BOTH FLIERS TAKE OVERNIGHT NAPS

Bykovsky Loses Some Altitude  Could Be Due To Maneuvers  By Russian

Soviet Cosmonaut Loses Altitude; Space Mate Smiles for Television

Bykovsky, Tereshkova Take Naps   Man Loses Altitude For Unknown Reason Girl Shows Fatique

Fatigue Shows on Wom  Altitude Lost by Soviet Spaceman on Fourth Day

Woman Continues on Schedule  Bykovsky Vehicle Is Losing Altitude

Spaceship Is Losing  Altitude   Orbital Duet Of Soviet Spaceman, Woman Continues

Soviet Spaceman Loses Altitude On 4th Day Aloft Orbiting Duet With  - Woman Cosmonaut  Continues, However

SUXe] “setTeq 9908 xog ) SOTVS F COfAtESg TT JOL0TH   Duet Continues In Outer Space  Lt. Col. Bykovsky Falls in Altitude

Good Mornins   BYKOVSKY LOSES ALTITUDE  Cosmonette Shows Signs Of Fatigue

Russian Cosmonaut Loses Altitude; Orbiting Duet With Blonde Continues

Swiss Jet Crashes; 80 Feared Dead   Burning Plane Just Misses Village After Takeoff From Zurich

Switzerland Jet Airliner Goes Down   No Survivors As Plane Crashea Near Auvieh

80 Killed When Swiss Jet Airliner Explodes In Air Soon After Zurich Takeoff

Craft Explodes After Takeoff  Mishap At Zurich Kills All On Board

Swiss Airliner Crashes, 80 Aboard Perish  Craft Narrowly Missed Village; on ed Pee ee eee ee

Spartan Was On U-Boat Chase During Crisis   (The Evening Star, Washington, D. C., Thursday, February 7, 1963) By FLETCHER KNEBEL

shot Down In Dallas Motorcade   WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 (AP) —Government sources said +oday that President Kennedy is dead.

France, West Germany Argue Farm Costs   Disagreement Ove: Prices Could Ruin Common Market

France, Germany at Odds Price Dispute Imperils Europe Free Market

Contused Birds Killed  _ * .& * 2 ®  Fly Into Duluth Airport Lights

Neutralists And Leftists Clash in Laos  ‘Airlift Women, Children from Danger Zone

Women, Children Leave Danger Zone In Central Laos  Neutralist, Leftist Troops Clash as Situation Worsens

Neutralist, Leftist Troops Women, Children Leave As Laos Fighting Erupts

Fighting Erupts  In Laos   Neutralist Troops Clash With Leftists  In Occupation Area

Civilians Evacuated To Satety   Delicate East, West Balance May Be Toppled

Strike Foreseen  Trainmen's Chief Predicts Conaress Won't End Dispute

UNION LEADER PREDICTS RAIL STRIKE JULY 30  CLAIMS CONGRESS WILL NOT RESOLVE

He Calls Charges. Unfounded  Speaker Of Maryland House Is Indieted For Mail Fraud.

SOLON ACCUSED QF MAIL FRAUL   Maryland House Speaker Among 6 Men Indicted: Yields His Post

IT WAS R-E-A-L-L-Y  DRY IN SOUTH LE MARS TUESDAY NIGHT — NO WATER FOR -HAILE HOUR

IT WAS R-E-A-L-L-Y DRY IN SOUTH LE MARS  TUESDAY NIGHT — NO WATEPD CNP .WAIEC wuniip

Firemen Subdue Palace Blaze In Hour . Of Furious Activity: Margaret Unnoticec

(Cooyrigheed 1962, A } National Council o urc Religious Features)

Police Break Up Lie-Down Demonstration  Truce Maintained  KA ooornr I weal « A L Dea

Traffic Deaths   Apples, Pins and Bathrooms Hold Spotlight at Ceremony

Education has its day — and some day  Wrona door den’t. at White House

Ward Trial Jurors Get Instructions  Convict Only If He Got Profits, Judge Demands

Yowll Want To Read...   Ward Jury Charged   Was Profit His Motive?

diarts ato p.m. foaay...  Second Special Session Called for Lawmakers      Action on Appropriations To Pa.-Aided Institution Will Follow Final Decision on Redistricting

Today’s Thought   Nearly 200 Injured in  Train Crash  In Downtown Philadelphia 

‘Almost 200’ Injured in Train Collision 4.Car Shuttle Train   4.Car Shuttle Train Rams Into Rear Of Commuter

Edmondson Resigns; Namec To The Senat  gre"1.77 yw ts .f      JFK’‘s Friend Succeeds Kerr

— EDMONDSON SUCCEEDS KERR ~ Friend Of Kennedy Appointed To Senate

Edmondson Will Fill Kerr's Senate Seat   Former Governor Says He Will Run in 1964,

Edmondson Has Seat In Senate  President Pleased That He Is Taking Place Of Sen. Kerr

Governor Succeeds Sen. Kerr   Edmonson Quits Te Take Office Week  Before Republican

Resigns As Oklahoma Governor  Edmundson Succeeds Kerr In Senate Post

Edmondson Takes Kerr Senate Seat   Late Senator’s Son Announces For 1964 Election

Nigh Gets Okfahoma Post . . . . Edmondson Appointment  Approved By President

Congress Prepares To Stage Rousing Session   By Successor  Sooner Governor Named To Senate

Kerr Senate Seat Goes to Edmondson  Governor Resigns In Oklahoma to . Take Appointment

Edmondson Gets Kerr’s Senate Post   President Pleased By Appointment 0! Young Oklahoman

- Toll May Be 145 Dead Jetliners Return Survivors  Of Sea Disaster To London

Tension Rises Over Arrests  In S. Viet Nam   Woman Burns Self To Death, Man Tries Attempt in Incidents

Tensions Mount In Viet Nam   Vietnamese Employs Of U. S. Mission, Others Arrested

Diem Regime Arrests U.S. Aid Employe   Political Arrests Begin As Tension Mounts; Man Attempts Suicide

Catholic Priest Swims Seven Miles for Help—  Girl, 3, Lashed to Bow of Boat For Nine Hours In Lake, Saved

‘Not In Water This Time’ — Tot, Saved From Swamped Boat After Nine Hours, Ready For Another Picnic

Priest also pulled to safety  Girl, 3, safe after nine hours lashed to boat

LITTLE GIRL ON BOAT MISHAP:  ‘Let's Have A Picnic, But Not In Water’

Fifteen Killed ln River Crash   Priest Swims Seven Miles Towing Girl Safely Ashore

: Who’s World’s Best? ‘Goren, Jacoby Feuding Over Game Of Bridge

Rain Gives Only Minor Relief  Spotty Fall Occurs In Nation’s East

Dry Eastern U.S. Dampened By Light Rain   Unseasonably Mild Weather Covers Broad Areas In East And South

Record Cold Crips Dixie. New England   Bitter Late Winter Blast Expected to Moderate

ae waa wf 8 Pores. Grave snes: . Bes zs oe  Plane For JFK's Vatican Trip

Illness Weakens Pontiff  ie re ee er ee ee agate cate ernment sme  Reports Say Pope in Grave Condition

What's Inside   ‘,.. HAD TO GET IN CLOSE’  Officials Explain Use Of Trained Police Dogs

ema ‘HAD TO GET IN CLOSE’ xx Birmingham Officers Defend Use of Doas

I Pledge Alleaiance   State to Get 264 Acres Assn to Donate Maplewood Plots

I Pledae Alleaiance      State to Get 264 Acres  Ass’ n to Donate. Maplewood Plots

Would Violate Anti-Trust Laws Court Denies Merger  Of Northern Banks

Ships Watch Out For Selves In Bad Storm   Navy Officials Say Survival Hope Entirely Negative

Storm Impedes Search For Grave of Thresher   Seas 20 Feet High...  Weather Slows Search Vessel

News Index   Congress, After Doing Nothing All Year, Must Now Face Important Work

Variow Heport  Tax Cut In Background As Three Other Major Issues Drop In Lap Of Congress

Supreme Court Supports Quick Integregation   By CHARLOTTE G. MOULTON United Press International

Court Acts To Speedup  Integration   Negroes Fighting Race Ban Receive Stronger Support

BIDS IN JUNE Construction Is Expected This Summer On Interstate 81

Venezuela Terrorists  Smashed   Comparative Quiet Comes to Caracas; 21 Dead, 120 Hurt In Short-Lived Revolt

~~ Oe es ee Oe  City, State Police Capture Driver In Midnight Chase

RUNOFF SLATED IN BRITSH LABCR PARTY CONTEST   Winner Could Become Prime Minister in Next Elontinn   WILSON IN FRONT   Leftist Is Pitted in Race With Brown, Who Was Goitskeall’e Ranuiy

OFFICIALS DENY BUILDING HOME WITH AID FUNDS   SEVEN ACCUSED AT BENTON FOR ALLEGED SALE

Senate Hearing Jolted by Doubts Raised by Group  Recessed To Give Appointee Chance To Draft Reply

Rabinovitz Is Not Qualified, ABA Decides  heboygan Man Ne lame d "by, JFK for Jud.

Racial Peace Hopes Rise  In Alabama   1,081 Negro Children Go Back to School

Issuing Poll Tax Receipts   Ike Thinks U.S. Press Biased Against Nixon

National Education Week Is Observed   Various Programs In Schools Highlight Ouality of Teaching In This Area

SPECULATION EYED BY SOLONS  Congressional Groups Set Sugar Price Probe

Inside Today   One -Cent Increase Approved After House Scraos Omnibus Tax Measure

House Votes for Sales, Use, Cigarette Tax Boosts—  Scrans Omnibus Tax Increase

Omnibus ‘Relief’ Bill ls Scrapped   61-40 Vote Kills Special Fund For Education

ouse Falls Back To New Line  Would Base Tax Relief On Sales Tax Hike Alone

Thompson Wins Delay Of Week   District Judge Grants Week for Attorney To Make Another Motiin

Wintry Air ls Heading For Kansas   Temperatures To Be Much Colder Next Three Days

Would Stimulate Research .  Indust a Development Gets Boost In Series Of House-Approved Bills

Nolting Grief-Stricken  Tragic String Of Accidents Mars Ambassadorial Send-off

Lower Bucks Santa: Give-A-Christmas Neimcgnani mieten TT eT ee Anonymous $181 Cash Gift  Pushes Campaign Over Top

Lower Bucks Santa: Give-A-Christmas  Anonymous $181 Cash Gift Pushes Campaign Over Top

LCALICIUCGUIN SS. TT  Railroad Talks Move to Chicaga   Negotiators Will Not Meet Until Wednesday

Kennedy Rail Dispute Board To Shift Talks   Session Recessed Until Wednesday At Chicavo Site

RR Talks  Recessed  ~ Proposed Labor   Proposed Labor Cuts at Stake

Fea Ss eoeea eee eee eee EE EEE ED ED DD SD SE  Washing oton Roundup

List. 15 Major Demands Negroes Turn Deaf Ear  To Governor’s Counsel

Leaders Defy Governor .  Sanford Asks For Peace,  Negroes Lodge Protests

Allen Seeks To Give State Court Supervision Of Reapportionment   Senate Opens Surprise Probe Of Ordinance Works

LOOKING BACK AT SESSION  Observers Praise Legislature for Surprising Accomplishments

Gonzales Savings & Loan Announces — New Anticipated Dividend Rate 0f 44%

Gonzales Co. Savings And Loan Assn. Pays $184,000 In Semi-Annual Dividends

-_GALE-FORCE GUSTS  Bitter Cold Is Blamed For Af Least 10 Deaths

20urnN Air ico.  Howling Winds, Snow, Sleet Slam  Frozen Midwest.

NOT ‘REC! ‘RE CKLESS’ SS’  Lyndon Defends Budget for Moon   By JACK BELL and JOHN CHADWICK

To Fill Vacancy Babcock’s Education Board  Nominee Expected Soon

Orth yacancy     Babcock’s Education Board  Nominee Expected Soon

1963: State Government . Reviewed for Year   By THOMAS E. MOONEY (Standard-Post State Bureau)

Wallace Blocks Tuskegee Bid  For Integration Calls Out State Troopers

GOVERNOR MOVES IN ARMED TROOPERS  Wallace Delays Tuskegee Integration   FOLR STLDENTS

Temperature Chart   Court Order Eyed To Force Opening Of First Integrated Classes In Tuskegee History

Wallace Defiant of U.S. Court   Alabama Schoo! Given Order to Delay Opening

State Troopers Back — Up Order Issued Today  By Detiant Governor —

Many Top Bills Being Scrapped By Legislature   Sunday Law, Fair Housing Lose To Adjournment Race

No Action Likely This Session Of Ohio. Legislature On Sunday Or Housing Bills.

YEKON SERVIVOR NOW   Gun-Toting Case To Come Before Ole Miss Board

On Campus Of ‘Ole Miss’  Students To Act On Charge That Negro Toted A Pistol

Kansans Pick City Officials Tuesday... . Bond, Liquor Issues Are On Ballot in Some Cities

Many Issues To Face Voters Of Kansas Testlay  _ Liquor Question Up For Considerati

Plan Overpass  ‘New Stanton Inferchange Work fo Cost $1.2 Million

Cuban Ransom May Aid Hemisphere Subversion   Washington  Small Fry View A Hero

Lacks Firepower For Over-The Beach Missiles Leave N avy With Serious Gun Gap

SHORE BOMBARDMENT EYED   Navy Studies Double Duty For Antiaircratt Missiles

Lacking Heavy Firepower — Navy May Plug ‘Gun Gap’ by Using Some Shipboard Antiaircraft Missiles

 Antiaircraft Weapons  Navy May Adapt Missiles ‘For Shore Bombardment Use

Under Federal Constitution Ferguson Doubts Kansas House Can Be Sliced To 105 Members

Cutback In House May Be Illegal   Ferguson Says It Could Violate C anebibubtiam

Distant Fire Damage  Over $2 000   Firefighters Injured . . . Pittsburgh Blaze, Blast Fatal to 2

Senators Get Firm Warning   Sen. Pastore Says If Anti-Pact Bloc Wins, ‘God Help The United States’

“More Than Average” Boost... . Increase in State Budget Is Forecast by Anderson

Sfafe Budget Due To Grow During 1964   Total Being Asked Amounts To $451.4 ‘Million

Bus Tragedy Fatal To 27 Tots, Adults   Murky Waters Of Everglades Canal Scene Of Horror

U.S. Sends Greetings And Protest To Khr.   Allies Consulted About’ Dealing With Soviets On Offer Of Limited Test Ban

Allies Follow Suit On East Berlin Strip   JFK Cordial In Reply To Nikita Message; Western Nations Hear U.S. Ideas On Non-Aaaression Pact

JFK Vows to Nip  Cuba Subversion President, Latin Leaders ‘Agree Cn 7-Nation Unity Declaration

Presidents Make Pleas ToKennedy  6 Central American Nations Seeking U.S. Economic Help

U.S. Protection Pledged  Economic Help Sought By Central Americans

Cheeredby JF.K.P edges Protection Against Infiltration’ by Cuba Promised; Presidents Plead for U.S. Aid

Pleas Made To President For Economic Help   U.S. Pledges To Protect Coasts Against Cuban Infiltrators

Kennedy Tells Central American Chiefs Their Coasts To Be Protected

Anti-Castro Declaration Signed  Central America Asks More U.S. Aid

Central Americans Cheered by JFK’s Antl-Castro Plan   Kennedy Also Promises More Dollar Ald to Up Standard of Living.

Kennedy Promises To Keep Cuban Influence From Central America   Commando Raids Opposed.

Declaration Adopted By 7 Nations   Cites Confidence Regime Of Castro Will Tumble Soon

U.S. Pledges Protection For Latin Coasts  JFK Also Promises Central American Chiefs Economic Aid

Economic Aid Sought From U.S.   Central America Cheered By U.S. Pledge To Guard Coast Against Cuban Reds

Anti-Cuba Pact Won After Pledge By U.S. Of Funds, Protection   WHAT THE NEWS

Join Kennedy in Voicing Confidence Castro Regime Will be Overthrown Soon

Latin America Chiefs Ask Aid  No Drastic Action Set Against Cuba

Yanks Pledge To Help Half Red Infiltration   Central American Chiefs Make Plea For Economic Aid

U.S. against hit-and-run _ raids on Cuba   Kennedy promises Latins protection

Central American Leaders  Ask for U.S. Economic Aid   i rt EE a i ir i en te ths nt  Plain Talk Diplomacy

HOSTS FIND ARMED STEPS IMPRESSIVE   Tass Discovers ‘New Conspiracy’ Against Cuba

Latin Presidents AskEconomic Aid   Kennedy Pledges Anti-Red Action

Agreement Reached On All Issues   Kennedy Today Hearing Pleas For More Aid

Latins Plead To Kennedy For U.S. Aid  Central Amawrwirang   Central Americans Buoyed by Promise To Fight Castroism

SEVEN NATIONS PROMISED HELP BY PRESIDENT   KENNEDY FAILS TO GET PLEDGES AGAINST CASTRO

U.S. to Protect Central American Coast Against Cuban Infiltrators   Kennedy Hears Individual Pleas For U.S. Money

Latin leaders are promised protection   Kennedy pledges economic aid to Central America

U.S. Pledges to Protect Coasts Of Latin America  Presidents Making Pleas for U.S. Aid

Seek to Build New ‘Image’ of lowa   PROMOTION ESSENTIAL TO ATTRACT NEW INDUSTRY TO STATE

NO COMMOTION RAISED THIS TIME OVER COURT  Prayer Ruling Accepted

In Or Out Of Congress On Bible Readings     Court Ruling Causes Little Commotion

Note Little Reaction To Prayer Ban   Devotional Exercises In Public Schools Are Banned

———— REACTION fvustit cS  [Little Criticism and Commotion Greets Court ‘Decision Banning Bible Use, Lord's Prayer

Storm Of Criticism  But Mild   Many Leaders Anticipated Decision

. Up To Home, Church, Synagogue’.  Decision On Bible, Prayer Accepted Without Major Dissent By Congress

Reaction Mild To Court Decision Outlawing Required Bible Reading, Prayers In Schools

Outlaws Schools Prayers, Bible Readings  Little Commotion Caused by Top Court's Prayer Decision

Court Decision Accepted With Little Reaction  Affects Thousands Of Schools in U.S.

STATES STUDY EFFECT OF NEW COURT RULING  REQUIRED BIBLE   REQUIRED BIBLE READING, PRAYER NOW PROHIBITED

Use In Schools Outlawed Congress Reaction Mild To Bible, Prayer Ruling

Bible, Prayer Outlaw Decision Stir:  ‘Little Commotion In Congress   New England Reaction Stiis: Both Approval, Indignation

Court's Ruling On Bible Issue Taken Calmly   Little Commotion Shown In or Out of Congress Following 8-1 Ruling

In Trial For Larceny   Little Commotion Greets  School Bible-Study Ban

COURTS RULING WAS EXPECTED : Little Commetion In Or Out Of Congress  On Monday’s Decision

TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1963 NORWICH, N.Y. 72nd YEAR  VOLUME 73, NUMBER 80 SEVEN CENTS PER COPY   Supreme Court Expells Bible, Lord’s Prayer

Conimotien- .Over- Court. Ruling on Prayers and _ Bible  . eae as e E ‘5 . -@ ». ittle. ¢  _ 

Bible Readings Decision Brings  Mild Reaction   Minnesota's Churchmen Greet Ruling With Mixed Sentiment

Praver Ban Reaction  Is Milder Than in ’62  Li: ~kL Pg en suet g?., 0 Bae e aes som Lenni   High Court’s Ruling Was Expected

Court's Outlawing Of Bible Reading  In Schools Causes Little Commotion

Little Commotion Greets High Court Rule   Bible [ eading, Prayer i in Schools

Supreme Court School Bible Ruli Bible Ruling Accepted With Only Mild Reactior   Decision Specifically Bars State-Mandated Prayers;  Clergymen Put Stress On Religion in Church and Home

—IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS  Bible. icey Ruling Stirs Little Fuss   Bible Ruling Reaction Here Seen: Moderate

Congressmen, Public React Quietly to Ruling of Court To Outlaw School Prayers

Little Commotion Follows Court’: Ruling on Required School Prayer

Only Mild Stir Caused By Decision   High Court Ruling Being Studicd by State Officials

Bible, Prayer Ban in Schools Stirs No Uproar  Court's Decision Accepted Calmly On Capitol Hill

Life’s End   MRS. MAUDE TARBOX, 94, WIDOW OF EARLY REMSEN PHOTOGRAPHER DEAD

How It Wuz  MARCH LAMB ENTERS IN MIXED UP STYLE WITH SNOW FLURRIES, WARM TEMPERATURIES  February Moisture ts Below Normal — Only 5°. of Snow   Lite’s End  MRS, MAUDE TARBOX, 94, WIDOW OF EARLY REMSEN PHOTOGRAPHER DEAD

K’s Policies In Trouble’ — Harriman   Kremlin Pressures Tactics, Not Job, ‘Diplomat Reports

Harriman: Soviets In Trouble ... CASTRO BROUGHT IN -AS ONLY Sliccece 

West Ponders Gromyko Parley   West German To Join Rusk, Home In Talks

Castroite Terror Attacks  Venezuelans Defy Threats On Election Fve

Venezuelan Voters Defy Death Threats; Turn Out  For Presidential Election

REDS FIGHT POLICE IN MANY SPOTS   Street Cleaners Remove Tacks Ti Restore Traffic

Presidential Vote Slated On Schedule   Pro-Castro Gangs Air Death Threats3. Drive Seen Futile: ~

Venezuelans Bold On Eve Of Election   U8 Killed  Hunt For Cause Of Canadian Air Crash

Latest Spo Miller Takes Bl-Distriet, 18-6 Look for the Stars, Section ©   VENEZUELAN ELECTION Terror Threats  Defied by Voters

Sunday s Presidential Balloting To Be Held Despite Pro-Castroites

FALN Death Threats Fail ~ Venezuelans On Streets  On Eve Of Election Day

Venezuelans Prepare To Storm Polls Despite Last-Minute Death Threats

Terror Tactics By Castroites Jar Venezuela   Voters Defying Death Threats

Election Apparently WillGo OFFOn Schedule   Venezuela Defies Terrorists

Round Table Action   Venezuelans Pour Into Streets.  Defy FALN Terrorist Threats

Rusk To Seek Adenauer's OK Of lest Ban  wa fe asses 2 ok ee   West German Concern To Be Soothed By American Diplomat

Rusk Stops In Germany  For Talks   Secretary to Rally Support of Bonn For Nuclear Treaty

Rusk To Seek Adenauer’s OK Of Test Ban  West German Concer:   West German Concern To Be Soothed by American Diplomat

Rusk Trying To End Bonn A-Ban Fears   Cheerful After Talks With Nikita; Red German Problem Rises In Pact

Rusk Is Seeking Treaty Support In W. Germany  Wide- Range Talks Held With Soviet  Premier In Moscow

Rusk In Bonn To Rally Aid For Treaty  In Cheerful Mood After Discussion  With Khrushchev

Rusk Seeks Bonn Okay Of Test Ban  Completes His Talks With Khrushchev

Seeks Test Ban Support SS A SERPORE  Rusk At. Bonn to  Fase Pact Fears

Rusk to Rally Bonn Support For Test Pact   Winds Up Russian Talks With Loss fo Nikita in Badmintor

ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Rusk In Bonn To Rally West German Support For Test Ban Treaty.

Rusk Takes Treaty Plea  ToGermany  Endeavors To Ease Adenauer’s Fears Over Agreement

Rusk Reaches West Germany For Talks   There To Promote Support for Ban On Nuclear Tests

Rusk To Seek Adenauer's OK Of Test Ban   West German Concerr To Be Soothed By American Diplomat

Rusk in Bonn to Rally Support  Talk on Easing of Tension Scheduled

Rusk Seeks Bonn Okay Of Test Ban   Stops in Germany After Wide-Ranging Parley With Nikita

Jefferson County Family Incomes Rise Seventeen Percent in 15 Year Period

Senate To Begin Debate Friday On Reapportionment  More Representation ™ 41... frtatag

American Embassy Denies Report  Laotian Reds Blame U.S. For Shooting Of Pholsena

CHARGE DENIED  Pro-Red Laotian Blames U. S. For Ministers Assassination

Land Posting By Strippers Is Denied   Cubans Report ‘Pirate Ship’ Raid

pe eas * aes * y ei oe * Gere 2 am ae ee California Couple Helena Guests of Week Today

New Subs for Nuclear Fleet Are Launched   Activity on Two American Coasts

Deadlock Comes in Rail Strike Talks  Legislative Prospects Also Seen Dim: Truce Period Ends Aua. 29

HOPES FADE; STRIKE DATE DRAWS NEAR   Railroads And Unions Hit Stalemate On Elimination Of 32,000 Diesel  Firemen.

DEADLINE FOR RAIL DECISION LOOMS CLOSER   STALEMATE CASTS DOUBT ON CHANCE FOR LEGISLATION

Doubt Cast Also on Chance Of Legislative Action Before Deadline on Aua, 29

Rails and Unions in ‘Positive Stalemate’; Nationwide Strike Due in Fiffeen Days —   Light Board Will End  Contract for Natural Gas

Rail Bargaining Hits Stalemate; Aug. 29 Is Near Threat Of Strike  Hangs Heavy Over The Nation Today

With Negotiations Stalemated, Rail Strike Deadline Appears Close Now

August 29 Seems Awfully Close To Many Americans  That's The Date Nationwide Rail Strike May Occur

Settlement Chances by Aug. 29 Dim   Congress Becoming Cool to Kennedy’s Plan for ICC Action

RR Talks Stalled: Deadline Nears   AFL-CIO Political Wing Maps Activities for 1964 Campaign

Deadline Set For August 29  Breakdown Of Rail Talks Renews Threat Of Strike

Railroad Talks Hit Deadlock  Dispute Casts New Doubt On Accord Hopes

Deadline Set For August 29 —Saenne pet For August 29_  Breakdown Of Rail Talks Renews Threat Of Strike

Deadline Is Only 15 Days Away.... Pall Settles Over Railroad Negotiations

Hint It’s Too Late For Law   Carriers Claim Bargaining Won't  Reach Settlement

Rail Negotiations Are At Standstill: Date For Threatened Strike Nea   SPUTTER TO HALT

Action Stalled In Rail Dispute   Carriers Say Tatks Solidly Stalemated

Carriers Say Work Rules Begin Aug. 29  Unions Vow Strike; Little Chance of Settlement Is Seen

Rails, Unions At Standstill   New Threat Of Strike Hovers Over Negotiators

Work Rules Take Effect On Aug. 29   5 Unions Pledge To Meet Change With Walkout

Only 15 days until Aug. 29 Railroad talks stalemated as strike deadline nears

In two Sections—Section 1 ESTONIAN NEWSPAPER  2nd class postage paid at New York. N. Y.   Tdiendusettepanekud

Indiana Solons Face Decision On Major Issue   Legislators Are Divided On Two Conflicting Reapportionment Plans

Guardsmen Move Into Tusealoosa  Alabama Governor Vows To Turn Back

City Awaits Registration Of Negroes   Defiant Governor Vows to Turn Back Students at Gates

Guardsmen Move Into Tusealoosa As Integration Showdown Nears   New Racial Restlessness Stirs Many Cities Throughout South

MAY ORDER IN FEDERAL UNITS BEFORE CLIMAX   Governor Wallace Still Warns He Will Turn Back Negroes   2 WILL ARRIVE AT SCHOOL TOMORROW

Aim at Presidency Is  Kvidenced in Message  Charts Course Under Which State Will Continue Business Expansion

Ward Trial Starts   Christine Testifies Lord Astor Paid Rent For Her And Mandy

Lord Astor Also Linked In Scandal   Christine Insists Not a Call Girl, Ward ’A Brother’

Caristine Keeler  Tells court of affairs with former war minister

Party Girls Provide New Disclosures   Lord Astor New Entry In Scandal Sweepstakes   GRAVE DOUBTS

Christine Takes Stand And Tells Her Sordid Story in Profumo Case

RELA TIONS WITH PROFUMO, n -ANO i Played for Pay, Christine Admits

Astor Paid Her Rent-Christine   Spicy Testimony Given By Party Girl at Ward Hearing

Christine: Lord Astor Paid Rent   Girls Say Clients Included Astor, Profumo, Fairbank:

Party Girl Testifies In London Court   Admits Intimacies With Five Men: Say: Ward Took Money

Play girls Detail Spicy Sex Lives  ‘Festimony + ‘Given? at-LondénHearing “for “Dr. Ward _

He Paid Rent For Apartment. Girl Testifies; Hearing Held For Dr. Ward.

TESTIFIES AT WARD TRIAL  Christine Goes Into Details Of Her Life Of Sex And Sin

-DYISTIME Lesuuries UI Oex ANG OM:  Ward Attachment ‘Compulsive’

Call Girl Testifies At Doctor's Trial On Her Relations With J. Profumo

Inside   CHRISTINE SHOCKS STAID LONDON ene ae  British Party Girl Says Lord Astor Paid Rent   Sce Pictures Page 5

Scandal shakes Britain  Playgirls tell spicy tales of intimacies

Miss Keeler Testifies      ‘Lord Astor Had No Ulterior Motive, Though He Paid Rent

‘Partygirl Christine Keeler Testifies  ‘She Was Mistress Of ‘Mystery Man’

Playgirl Resumes:  Sex Tales   Says-Rent Paid > by: Lord:Aston::

Ottawa Count Turnout Light, Follows State   Only Center Gets Voters’ Approval

Ottawa Count Turnout Light, Follows State  ym =(C«*tf , an s F a

Gorges Lone Dissenter To Commission Action Okaying Sharp!/ncrease

Place Nearest U.S. Surface Vessel 12 Miles from Scene of Incident

Russ Protest Is Answered  By State Dept.   Nearest Ship During Naval Firing Practice  Said 12. Miles Away

Ship Shooting Denied by U.S.   Russian Charges Called Inaccurate

STATEMENT IS REPLY TO RUSS PROTEST   State Department Says Firing Practice Was Held In Area   MOSCOW WARNS IT COULD MEAN CRISIS

Charge Without Foundation State Dept. Says; Nearest Vessel 12 Miles Away

FINAL EDITION   INDEX   U.S. Denies That It Fired on Soviet Ship

_State NAACP Head Calls It ‘Inexpedient  Negroes To Decide Today Abert March On Raleigh

Negroes Study Capitol March  Opposition Mounts Among Integration  Leaders Of State

 Negroes Meet Thursday  Planned Oct. 4 March Criticized By Santord

Money Matter Is Issue   Court Of Appeals Rules Discriminatior In Taxing Federal Contractors

Problem Of Refunding Sales Tax   State Stands To Lose About $8 Million

U.S. Farmers Vote Against Wheat Control  Defeat Seen “In Tally from 34 States -

Two-Thirds. Vote Needed For Approval   Action Seen as Test For Administration’s Tight Control Policy

Big Producer States Fail To Swing It  Ohio Goes Heavily   Ohio Goes Heavily Against Proposals Of Administration.

DEFEAT 1S SEEN IN VOTE ON IFRS WHEAT CONTROLS   Farmer “Support Lagging Far Short of 66.7 Pct. Needed for Plan   REVERSAL POSSIBLE   Qutcome Could Produce  Change in the Nation’s Cron Policies

Bishop Rules Out Remodeling New Church To Be Built  By Catholics In Dover

PRESS SEARCH FOR MISSING TANKER SHIP  OCEAN FLARE IS SIGHTED: MAY RE

Missing Ship Debris Spurs New Search  Flotsam Lettered ‘Sulphur Queen’ Found by Guard

Idle Pay Fund Replenishment Plan Offered   State Solon Proposes Raising Employer Tax To ‘Solvent’ Level

\Ohio’s Jobless Pay Fund May Be Put Back To $400-Million By 1970

:Recommended by House Group  Proposal Would Boost ‘Unemployment Funds

May Exempt Two Assistants  Agency Heads Exempt Krom Personnel Act

This Week in Business and Finance... . ee ee Se  Mid-Year Economic Outlook Is Bright

Business Outlook For Fall Bright   Moderate Climb Predicted For Nation’s Economy

Religious Emphasis Week Scout Meet To Open at College Keb. 18 Set Tonight

e TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A Natiogal Council of Churches eatures)

Party Chiefs Say He Will Ask Across-Board Increase Of Three-Fourths of 1 Pet.

Would ‘Settle For Flat Boost Of One Per Cent  $750 Deduction Seen for Those Under $2,000

Calls world dangeous, untidy  But looks forward torecord of congress next year

‘OR PASSAGE IN °63 Kennedy All But Writes Off Tax, Civil Rights Bills

JFK Gives Up Hope for 63 lax Cut OK   Also Writes Off Passage of Rights Bil! for This Year

GETS PROD TO ACTION   Contends U. S. Must Live With Untidy World

JFK Doubts Rights, Tax Action This Year      Reacts Hotly to Trouble Facing Foreign Aid

Blast Turns Party — Into Lethal Tragedy   Six Killed, Score Or More Injured In Explosion Of Yet Undetermined Cause

Explosion In Georgia Fatal to Six  Halloween Affair Turns Into Tragedy

GLASS, DEBRIS HURLED OVER PARADE CROWD   Cause Of Explosion Not Yet Known: About 25 Hurt   SCENE OF TRAGEDY IS NEAR ATLANTA

Halloween Event Ends Tragically Explosion in Store  Kills Six Persons

Hunt On For Police Chief. Slayer Suspect   Millard Greer Abandons Autc

School Bus-Train Collision Kills (One, Hurts 30 At Washington, N.C

Katanga Preparing For Guerrilla War On United Nations   Britain Urges Tshombe Help In Congo Unificatio1

Tshombe Is. Gathering  His Forces  Will le Fight? First Test Today

Tshombe Regroups For Battle   UN Deadline For Surrender Comes Today

Ask Tshombe To Return To Capital   Presence Needed To Seek Peaceful Congo Unification

Tshombe Girds Remnants Of F orces For Possible Guerrilla War On U.N.

U.N. Has Elisabethville; Scorched Earth Vowed   Hope Held For Reunification

Tshombe Gathers Battered Forces At Kolwezi To Ready For More War

To. Help Uniticatron”  British Government Urges Tshombe Back fo Katanga

('shombe Gathers Forces To Prepare Against United Nations’ Congo Legion

Prepare For Guerilla War Against U.N.   Scorched Earth Warfare Said in Future Plans

Mid-Cities Home Call CR4-8241 For Carrier Delivery   MR. PRESIDENT COMING IN INTO YOUR HOME DAILY

Unions Will Challenge Rail Arbiters’ Ruline   Ruling Won’t Affect N.W.

Ruling on Firemen’s Jobs Snarls Rall Dispute Once Again   Two Unions Plan to Take Decision of Committee Before the Courta.

Rail Issue Is Rolling Into Court   Tangle Over Ruling Cutting Thousands Of Firemen’s Jobs

Rails Dispute  ls Heading for  Test in Courts New Legal Tangle  var Aewkhibermbram

Rail Dispute Heads For New Tangle  Ruling Permits   Ruling Permits Elimination of Firemen’s Jobs

fKtaltrodas:  New Tangle Looms Over  Work Rules  Two Unions Plan To Challenge the  Board’s Decision

Railroad Dispute ir New Phase After Arbitration Ruling  2 Unions Announce Court Challenge of Decision

Rail Dispute ls Headed Back Into Courts   Both Sides Blame Other For Delay In Negotiations

Unions Challenge Federal Ruling — Rail Dispute T angled By Court-bound Snarl

Unions Plan  Court Action ot  Rails Ruling Decision Permits  Elimination of Many Firemen . -

Management Upheld Rail Arbitration Ruling Now Highballing To Court

Rail Dispute Is Rolling Info Courts  New Legal Tangle Over Ruling By

New Lega Fight Over Rail Jobs   Two Unions Will Challenge Ruling Of Arbitrators

Ruling Covers Firemen On Diesel Freight And Yard Engines; Two Unions Announce Plans To Challenge Decision In Courts

»An Editorialé¢   REASON FOR SUPPORTING A JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR COLLIN COUNTY

Today's Telegram   Deepening Crisis—XI: Southern View point  Segregation, Way Of Life For South

The War We Never Fought-Tribune Exclusive  eee eee  Plan X (Invade Cuba) Was Or   Third in a Sertes

Hick Airs His Views On Treaty   ‘Unhappy About Lobby For It’ but Plans Vote in Favor

Nation Racing Toward Record Highway Toll   278 Fatalities Chalked Up Since Weekend Began

Drivers Set Record Pace On Highways   Death Count Soars Past 300 Mark In Traffic

Holiday Slaughter Is Continuing at Record Rate on Nation’s Highways

Record Roa¢ Death Toll Is Forecast   Highway Fatalities Are Running Ahead of 1960, California Leads U.S.

Traffic Deaths: Soaring   Almost Five Dying Per Hour With Worst Period Yet To Come

Nation Races Toward Reeort  Traffic Toll   Holiday Weekend Highway Deaths Reach 289

DEATHS MOUNT DUE TO CRASHES   More Autos Race to High ways as Good Weather Continues

West Jolted: Effect To Be Felt Widely   Veto Delivered To Allies Trying To: Avert Final Action

Freneb Kall Market  Entrance   De Ganlle’s Stand Sets OF Worldwide  Repercoussions

De Gaulle Slams Door Or British Market Entry Bid   News In Summary

DE GAULLE SLAF AT BRITISH JOLTS WECT ALI ANCE   Veto of Market Bid Sets Off Repercussions to Be Felt for Years   WRANGLED TWO DAYS   U, 8., European Governments Fail in Efforts to Belay Derision

Rain Sweeps Coast Of California: Snow Falls Across Ohio Valley Today

: House Sends Many To Senate  Vision Tests For Drivers Among Measures Passed

Rhodes Contrives For Greater Cuts In State’s Payroll   City Council Inereases  Willard Hospital Rates

SERVING IN KOREA Father Seeking Te Get Son Out Of UN   BREACH OF CONTRACT   GOVERNOR

High Cour! Plea Seen In GI Case   Father Seeking To Remove Son From UN Control

Crop Control Change Hinted  New Budget Based On Existing Proeram

Hearing On Zoning Plan  Is Slated   New Approach To Problem Is Under Study

Suburban Areas Affected  Loning Hearing Slated Next Thursday In Ada

TEMPERATURES DIP — TO LOW OF 48 DEGREES WERE FRIDAY MORNING  Fair Skies to Open  Labor Day Weekend  — Predict Prosts  Early in September

How It Wuz   TEMPERATURES DIP - a TO LOW OF 48 DEGREES. HERE FRIDAY MORNING  Fair Skies to Open =.   Labor Day Weekend — Predict Frosts  Barty: in Gantiamhar

Were Area's First Farmers  Adena Indians Probably Came Here From Mexico or Central America

Blue L: Laws, - Primaries ies  2 Key Bills Await Ohio House Test

Curbs Placed On Military Personnel In Demonstrations On Civil Rights

Race Demonstrations   Race Demonstrations Military Personnel  Curbed

Sec. McNamara Action Follows Protest Made By Goy. Wallace Of Alabama

Story on One Winner ‘ls in Column Six   FINAL EDITION   Wallace Brings Pentaqaon Order

Military Warned Of Meet:   Servicemen Limited In Racial Protests

Cotton Vote Favors Quota   South Carolina Farmers Vote 97.2 for Controls

Maemillan Arrives in Italy for Talks On Emerging European Trade Patterns

Mrs. Harader Is Claimed; Rites Given _   Newspaper  OF ficial’s Wife

Result of Duluth Accident — State Maps New Drive  For Safety of Trucks

Bad Record in Duluth Brings Action by State Commission  New Truck Safety Program Is Pushed

a a a a a a a a ee  Two-W eek-Old Boy Contradicts  Expert Opinion

Soviet Agents Plot Another ‘Round of Revolutions’—  New Red Strateay for Latin America Decided at Secret Meeting in Moscoy   Rebel Base Under Attack in Argentina   Wind Unroofs Building Aqain—   New Satellite Collects Data on Atmosphere

Round Of Revolutions’ Plotted   NV Vi MOevuIvind FIVesew  aw Red Strategy For Latin Autaabets Decided At Secret Meeting In Moscow

FINAL EDITION   Eisenhower Proposes Withholding Only Half of Tax

Pair Arrested Here Receive Jail Sentences   Des Moines. la. Men Will Serve 60 Deys Each on Cherges of Comspirecy.

Kennedy Has Bi-Partisan Base For Bil   Committee To Vote Today; No Meeting Means Votes Lackina

Kennedy Acts To Terminate House Revolt   Compromise Wins Over Some Holdouts For Stronger Bill

Dominican, Puerto Rico Areas Alerted   Future Blow At Bahamas, Florida  Also Possible, Forecasters Warn

Dahomey:  Deposed. Ruler Natned to Post  RAtlien err Tanrcler Dirt   Military Leader Picks President He Ousted

Shot-l rm For Latin Relations  LB) Planning To Alter Alliance For Progress

MANN: ‘REMORED. FOR POST Alliance for Progress Due Sweeping Shakeup

Sweeping Reorganization... ...». Shakeup In. Alliance For Progress Reported Planned By Johnson

MORE EFFECTIVE PROGRAM SOUGHT Johnson To Reorganize Alliance For Proaress

Rusk Heads for NATC  Conference in Paris   Task to Assess Western Security   Allianee Progress Shakeup Predicted

May reorganize      President seeks dynamic _ Latin American relations

Seeks Stronger Relations With Latin America  Officials Speculate Mann May Be New Mexico Ambassado

Latin Aid ProgramDue  For ‘Shakenp  Taforntut Predicts  opie ls . ae a   Informant Predicts  Changes At The Top

Goal Would be More Effective Latin Relations   Changes In Top Personnel of Agency Hinted

Alliance Plan Revision Seen  Goal Of LBJ   Would Bring About Stronger Relationship With Latin America

Revamping Of Alliance Is Planned  Better Relations Aman Niacin. Tp   Better Relations Among Nations Is Johnson’s Goal

Shakeup In Allianee Is  Predicted   Johnson Said To Plan Changes In Hemicnhere Plan

Seeks Better U. S. Relations — Johnson To Reorganize  Alliance of Progress

PERSONNEL, OPERATIONS CHANGES DUE   Salinger Won’t Comment About Specific Moves

amar FIVE  EB] Mum on Mission—  A Shakeup of Alliance  for Progress Planned

Possibility of Explosion On Sunken Thresher Discounted by Rickover

Rickover Denies Thresher ‘Blast   Reports Radiation  Safequards Built

Blast on Sub Impossible, Says Rickover  Continues Testimony On Thresher Disaster In Closed Sessions

Beatification Scheduled Vatican ApprovesTwo U.S. Catholics for Sainthood

Cooper Carries Out New Tasks   Red Trawler Sighted Near U. S. Ship Monitoring Flight

) On which Glenn is monitoring Cooper flight  Soviet snooper” trawler near U.S. ship

Trawler near recovery site   Soviet snooper likely monitoring Cooper’s re-entry

Inside  “The Globe   Jackie, JFK merger caused quite a stir 10. vere vz,

President, First Lady Observe 10th Wedding Anniversary This Week; Big Event Recalled   By FRANCES LEWINE

Couple Married 10 Years Ago  JFK, Jackie To Mark Wedding Anniversary

0 Years Ago, Crowd of 3,000 Broke ines to See Kennedy and Miss Bouvier

Kennedys Eye Anniversary  Wedding Was   Wedding Was Called Newport's Most Lavish Event

Kennedys To Mark Anniversary)  x * * ow  k&  & * * * x wk * Wd dina Im 1052 Wae Lavish Newnort Social Event

Occasion Will Be Thursday  Kennedys To Mark 10th  Anniversary Of Marriage

‘Patience, My Bov   Local Motorists Facing Problem Of Slick Streets

Army Has Chart Showing Exactly Hoy Much Colder It Is When Wind Blows

Tight Security Set Up for UN Visit by President Johnson Next Tuesday

‘Mindful Of Mistakes Now  LBJ Will Be Closely Guarded On U.N. Trip

Weaver Says Housing Integration To Expand   By STERLING F. GREEN T

Says Robert Weaver— Kennedy’ s Housing Edict  Slated To Be Extended

INSIDE MYAIOE BAY EWADOAG   Mighest Negro Government Official Quissed On Housing Discrimination @---=   Voluntary Segregation Persists Despite Ban On Bias  Sh AAA A   By STERLING F, GREEN and  ee eS Fi

Says Kennedy’s Ban On Racial Bias In Housing Will Be Extender   By STERLIN F, GREEN and

Ban Bias?  U. S. Housing Chief Believes Law Alone Can’t Help Negro

Weaver In Exclusve Interview— a ee eee  Extended Racial Bias Ban Comina?   By STERLING F, GREEN and WwW R RACADALF IR.

Weaver Says Hostility Exaggerated U.S. Housing Chief Sees Extension Of Racial Ban   By STERLING F. GREEN wea.

aa ee AUNUEeS BY one  Dr. R.C. Weaver, Housing oe Administrator And NegroComments On  One Of The Knottiest Of Racial Problems Faced In + This Country Today

Too Close for Comfort!   Housing Chief Weaver Thinks Racial Bias Ban Will Spread   By STERLIN F, GREEN and W. B. RAGSDALE JR.

An Exclusive AP Interview  Sees Discrimination Ban Extended To Other Housing   By STERLING F. GREEN and

Views given on housing discrimination   By STERLING F. GREEN and  uP DB AMCMAT EO IO

Segregation in Housing One Of Most Difficult Hurdles   By STERLING F, GREEN and W. RB. BAGSDALE JR.

Sees Extension Of Presidential Ban On Racial Bias In U.S. Housing

Better Homes for Negroes Wanted But Not Next Door?   By STERLING F. GREEN

Negro Administrator Gives Views....     Housing Integration Expected to Spread

Terms Pact  As Needless   Racial Problem Goes To Housing Situation   By STERLIN FL GREEN

Constitution Convention Ahead By Narrow Margin   Monroe Defeats Constitution, Project 70

New Impetus Given Idea For Shifting Maintenance To National Security

Fate Of Pilots Not Known:  Commie Fire Downs American Helicopter

INSIDE WASHINGTON  Weekly Sizeup by Washington Staff Of Scripps-Howard Newspapers

Today   Around the State .. Around the Nation . . Around the World . .

Disappearance of Fishing Boat With 40 Aboard Has Mysterious Anqles

PRESSURE FOR END OF STRIKE IS MOUNTING   Presidential Board More  Optimistic In Dock ji Walkout   CONGRESS FAVORS  ANTI-STRIKE LAW

Anger in Congress   —_—— aaa baeatientiees: — a wow  Morse Sounds Optimistic Note in Dock Strike Talks

MORSE DEGREES A CONTINUOUS’ ROUINT (IF TALKS   Head of JFK Board Hopes For a Settlement by Sunday Deadline   Legislators Voice Demands for Measures to Curb Such Tieups

Dock Board Slightly Optimistic  ~ But Conaresemen   But Congressmen . Plan Legislation’ If Neaotiations Fai

OPEN TO ALL; SOVIETS, TOO  - Brazilian ‘Feeler’ Would  Internationalize Alliance

Harriman Flying Home From Moscow; Meeting With President Scheduled

Explains Why 292 Children Left Red Cuba   Cite Communist Indoctrination

Cuban Refugees Say:  ‘Didn’t Want Our Children  ‘To Become Communists

Not Due Until Sunday: ;  Winter Preview Presented Week Ahead Of Time

tenors A Weak Away ‘Thermometers Shivering In Bitter Cold Weather

SPECTATORS IN ARENA TELL OF EXPERIENCES   —_—  SOME THOUGHT LIGHTNING HAD STRUCK BUILDING

14 Clergymen Are Seized at Brooklyn Site   Protest Arrests Total Over 500

Economic  Program Hit Hard   Appropriation Of More Money Refused By House Committec

Federal Order Frees Integration Leaders:   19th Century Georgia Insurrection Law And Unlawful Assembly Statute Erased

Six Freed  On Bail  In Georgia Federal Court  Strikes Down Ancient Law

GROUP RELEASED ON BOND Court Frees Five Integration Leaders, Voids Law In Georgia

baist UU sressnied? Sncetivace     Airborne Radar Keeps Missile Defense Watch

Big Planes, With Radar, Now Watch Coast  For Missiles, Ina New Defense Technique

TEXAS TOWERS’ DISCONTINUED  New A.F. Radar on Missile Defense Duty

After the Battle in Viet Nom   Airborne Radar Screen  Guards U.S. East Coast

Aerial Radar Screen Is Keeping Missile Defense ~ Vigil On Eastern Coast

GUARDS NORTH AMERICAN SHORES   Airborne Radar Screen Revealed By Air Force   Says Planes Patrol At Sea For Hundreds Of Miles; Discontinue Towers

Inside Today   Air-Borne Radar Screen Keeping Nation Alert For Missile Attack

Sweep seaward in all directions  Replaces towers along east coast of United States

Fk lving Radar Screen Alert  For Missiles   New Surveillance System Revealed By Air Defense

Guard Eastern U. S. Approaches — Airborne Radar Screen  Keeping Missile Watch

Airborne Screen Guards E. Coast  Surveillance Kept U; By Electronic Device

hir- Borne Radar Screen Maintaining Vicil on Fastern. Approaches fo U.S.

Flying Radar Stations Offer Vast Shield Against Surprise Attacks

2,000 less farms in state  Gage operations 30 less than count in 1961

 One American, Sherpa Guide Revealed As Successful Conquerors Of Everest

Ameriean Flag Atop Mt. Everest  Names of Men   Names of Men Making Climb Sull Not Known

Identities Still Indefinite — \American, Sherpa Guide First 1U.S. Team to Conquer Everest

Names Still Not Known American, Sherpa Guide Plant Flags on Everest

[Dalton Sees Roadblocks ‘As ‘Lame Duck’ Governor, ‘But Hopes for Needed Funds

Dalton Predicts Fund Plan Approva  Despite ‘Lame Duck’ Gubernatorial Role

Dominican Leader Raps OAS Unit for Paralysis Over Haiti Dictatorship

‘State Funds Facing Crisis Budget Impasse Holds As Rebels Stand Firm

Budget Fighting Extended by Impasse As Prospects of Settlement Vanishing   NATO Adqreement   CAPITOL CORRIDORS

Air of Crisis. ang ve Over Budget Revalt      Republican Assemblymen Adamant In Refusal to Fall in Line

Couple Says Faith Helped Avoid Death  Federal Judge Sets New Hearing; Next Date With Chair April 16

Litter Bugs Arrested State Has New Weapon Against Old Enemy in Anti-Litter Law

Asks Court to Set June  Deadline For Action   No Pressing Need For Court to Redistrict State

Hultman for Remap Deadline of June 1   Labor Brief Says 1857 Plan Valid   Issue: Would Court Restore Old System’

Proposal Would Deny Segregated Schools U.S. Aid   Impacted Areas Funds Also Target Of House Unit

House Votes Hike In Aid to Schools  Two Driver License Bills Killed: Seat Belts Approved

2nd Telstar Goes In Orbit   Television Signal Received By British, French Points

Learning the right way  Faulty habits lead to making it in school ‘the hard way’

Your Child And Learning  Pupil Who Doesn’ 'tRead Is Setting Habit That  Will Hinder His Future

Defense Head Warns Slash Is Dangerous   Planning To Triple Quick-Strike Force, Stiffen Other Arms

U. §. Pressures For End to ILA Shipping Strike   President May Seek Legislative Action; Texas Court Orders Ship Unloading.

Hike Pressure for Settlement of Dock Strike   Report JFK Might Request Action by Congress

Barry May  Invite New  Attacks  Detailed Platform Could Be Demand

Goldwater May Invite Attacks  Backs 1962 Stand of  —— —Darty on Princinles

Goldwater's Tiews Eyed  Sati Biaksa. Gaeauw   Civil Rights Stand May Invite Attack

Barry: Wants Republican Statement Of Principles On Conservative Line

If he stands on ‘62 statement of GOP  Goldwater may invite civil rights attacks

Collects own life insurance  Old gentleman beats mortality table odds

ANOTHER TRAIN CRASH TODAY INJURES TWO   Crowded Express Rams Another 2 Days After Double Disaster   SPARK IS BLAMED _ IN COAL DUST BLAST

600 Are Dead In Explosion,  Train Wreek   Nation Is Spared Another Tragedy In Latest Crash

None Die Tn Second Collision      itry Mourning 608 Killed In Wreck, Explosion

‘line and Train Disasters  Japanese Mourn 600 I oad   Mom Kills Herself. Daughter Dies ‘loo

Seek to Raise $76,045 to Pay Costs of Check  — Called Hard Losers By GOP Spokesman

Democratic Party Aims  At $26,049   New-Con Action Voted Despite Chiefs’ Objections

Child Relates How Six Died   Boy Sees Mother, Father. Shot To Death At Home

Kennedy Plug: for Passage  of Tax Cut   Dem Leaders Balk ou Priority Rating of Taxes, Richts

BERBER CHIEF RALLIES FOES OF BEN BELLA   Fight-To-Finish Order Comes Alter Loyal  Troops Advance   GOVERNMENT FORCE TAKES STRONGHOLD

Romney Backinc Redistrict Plan Of Republicans   Will Not Consider Demo Compromise

House Committee Acts  $1.6 Billion O.K.’d For Military Construction

lowa Hike In Income Tax Votec   House Action Tentative ‘Home Rule’ Proposal Is Postponed

Widening Rift Hinted  Red China Seeks Markets . Beyond the Communist Bloc

will ‘Use Our Bodies’: oe eae Can an Civil Rights Groups = ~~ Vow To BlockMummers cits ste

> Protest Blackfaces  ‘Rights Groups Threaten to Block Philadelphia Parade

Private School Bus Bill in Senate, Strip Mine Law 'Viewed_as Scranton Victory

School Bus Proposal Is Introduced  Tn Senate   Would Require State Subsidy Of Transport OF Non-Tuition Pupils To Private Schools

RESCUERS HUNT MISSING AIRMED   Five Sought in Wilds 9  Maine After Bomber yack

Airport Temperature «By FAAS   Tragedy Ends Dramatic Jet: Flight As {Il Copilot Dies

Emergency Surgery To SaveCopilot’: Life In Flight Over Atlantic Fails

Shapely Blonde Reclines On Table, Causes Legislative Hearing Jitters

THEY'VE GOT RHYTHM Dash Of Bitters Perks Up Physical Fitness Hearing

She Awoke Without Leg: To Begin Her New Year   By REBECCA F, GROSS Editor     a ae

Summit Meeting Possible   Johnson Ready To Use Personal Diplomacy In Effort To End Cold War

LB) Diplomacy Seen For 'K’   President Says He Will Meet Premier Anytime

Personal Diplomacy   Johnson Ready, Willing To Meet With Khrushchev

President Leaves Door Open To Personal Diplomacy; Willing  To Confer With World Leddlits

Johnson to Keep Persona! Contact With Red Leader   Openly Favors Better Soviet Relations and Bad ta Malad Ula

Johnson Seeking Improvement in Soviet Relations  Eventual Cold War

Johnson Seen Bent on Using Personal Ties  Policy to Improve   Policy to Improve Soviet Relations  Will Be Pursued

Two Days On Johnson Ranch  Germany's Erha;J, LBJ Facing Heavy Agenda

Bonn Leader Arrives For Conferences   Houston Welcomes Erhard Who Flies To LBJ Home Today

MISSING SCHOOL TEACHER LOCATED  Alibi Witness Refuses To Testify at Inquest

Durham Police Arrest 450 Demonstrators   Negroes Plan New Protests

Rain Washes Out a Goldwater Meeting   Says Nothing Happening In Washington Anyway.

Inside Today   Nabbed In Barber Shop Man Admits Robbing Rockwell, N.C. Bank

ARRESTED IN ALBEMARLE  Ft. Lauderdale Man Held In Rockwell Bank Stickup

MANY PROBLEMS FACED Cuban Exiles In Miami Adjust  To New Lives In Foreign Land   By WILLIAM L, RYAN

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CAMPUS QUIET Indiana Students Unmoved b  Cuhvercivue Indirtmantc

CAMPUS QUIET Indiana Students. Unmoved b  Cyohuareia Indieptmanic

Most Students At I.U. Unconcerned About Subversive Charges Against 3

Three . U. Students  Indicted On Charges Of  Subversive Activities

'\Concerning Mishaps  \Swift Strike III News ‘Stories Are Protested

Demos Nip GOP’s On Grain Bill   Beat Back Attempt To Alter Strategy

Valued At $20.000  Hancock Acts To Destroy Jockey Club’s Equipment

Order Issued For Items of Jockey Club  Hancock Officials Want Equipment Seized bv FBI

PRAYER FOR...  © TODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A Nationai Council of Churches Religious Features)

Housewives Advised To Get Rid Of All Packaged Great Lakes Area Smoked Fish

KNOCKING SOUNDS HEARD Mine Rescue Hopes Revived   GREAT LAKES PRODUCTS SUSPECTED Housewives Urged Toa Destroy Smoked Fish

Old Friends Get Together  Kennedy Welcomes Pearson Here To Smooth Relations

PEARSON AT HYANNIS FOR 2-DAY TALK   Kennedy And Canadian Prime Minister Try To Patch Up Differences On Defense, Trade.

DISCUSS U. S. CANADIAN ISSUES   Seek To Patch Up Differences Between Nations  SESSIONS   Today And Saturday To In: clude Problems Of Trade And Nuclear Defense

President And Pearsor  Open Talks   Seek To Patch Up Slumping U.S. Anc Canadian Relation:

A-Weapons Prime Issue   Kennedy Welcomes Prime Minister; Off to Cape Cod for 2-Day Talks

Friction Issues Being Aired by Nation's Chiefs   Kennedy Welcames Old Friend of U.S.

Kenedy Welcomes Canada’s Pearson To Talks in U, S,   Twa Olficials Hope te Stila Diterancea Between Nélahbars.

Kennedy Greets Canada’s Leader as ‘An Old Friend of the United States’

Prime Minister Of Canada Meets President Today  Pearson and Kennedy Plan Informa! Talks

Attempting to patch up  relations U.S., Canadian leaders meet for conference

News Day, Night   L.. Pearson, JIK Start Conference  Arms Issue  Main Topie

Chiefs of State Hope To Settle Ditferences   Canadian Prime Minister Meeting With President at Hyannis Port; Informal Discussions Being Held on Problems

Better Ties Sought For U.S., Canada  Leaders Planning 2 Days of Talks On Maior Issues

Canada Leader Greeted  As Old Friend of US.   Thornberry Is Reported Top Choice for Judge

Kennedy, Pearson Get Together For Two Day Meetinz   Will Review Issues Which Have Caused US-Canada Friction

STOCK MARKET INDEX   > Viet Nam Post Involved  Lodge May Be Kennedy Envoy

Jraqis Armed For All-Out Anti-RedWar   Travelers Say Civilians Drawn Into Conflict

Many Join  Anti-Red  Campaign Ranorts Tell Of   Reports Tell Of Mass Killings Over Country

OC9OSOHASHRVOSHASEEREEEREREOSEaSEEL AEROS AeECRS  All-Out War In Iraq?

IRAQI CITIZENS JOIN FIGHTING   NEW REGIME ARMS CIVILIANS TO AID FIGHT WITH REDS

~ Kremlin Recognizes New Regime Iraq Mows Down Communists In Savage Machine Gunnings

Rescue Workers Give U  Three Alive in German Mine  » Hope for 39 Men         Three Are Injured in Tuna Car Crash

Missing Girl Found Safe In Missouri   Followed Her Unruly Dog On Bicycle

Valley to Larabee Road Job Planned   State Expedites Plans for Park At Bridge Site

White Collar Group Lure To AFL-CIO   Group Ahead of ‘Manual Workers as Potential Members

POTENTIAL UNION MEMBERS  White Collar Workers QOutstrip Manual Labor

Are Laborers In Minority Group?... Technicians, Machinery Hurt Union Membership

Output Rises As Work Force Shrinks Labor's Top Brains Worry About Production Changes

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Union Leaders Worried Over Number Of White Collar Workers

. Wiew On Christ’s Death Vatican Council Gets Plan To Counter Anti-Semitism

Rusk To Confer With De Gaulle  Seeks French Okay On NATO A-Force

Rusk Will Talk With De Gaulle   Multination NATO Nuclear Force  Aid Sought

Rusk, De Gaulle Confer As Meet Opens In Paris  A NATO Nuclear Striking Force Believed Topic

Nuclear issues Aired  Meeting of Rusk, DeGaulle Highlights SEATO Parley

BLESSES CONGREGATION   Tension Rising In Laos, Rusk  Warns SEATO

LOGK WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE   New Tensions Rise In Laos, Says Rusk

Rusk And De Gaulle In Huddle   Discuss Proposed NATO Nuclear Force

Diplomat, De Gaulle Talk Today   Speculate President Of France May Be Revising His Stand

Rusk Talk On Nuclear  Foree Set DeGaulle May Be  Revisin o Stand

Viligance Urged Due To Fighting   Accuses Reds Of Obstructive Tactics

Pro-Red Force in Laos Accused by Secretary Rusk   Warns That Tension Rising in Kingdom

Rusk Alerts SEATO to Laos Peril   Tensions Worsen In Tiny Kingdom, He Says in Paris

Reds Accused Of Obstructive Tactics Im Laos      Secretary Warns That Tension Is Rising In Asian Kingdom

French Head May Revise  His Position   Secretary in Paris To Attend Session Of SEATO Council

Rusk Says Tension Mounting In Laos         Red Domination Looms For North Laos Area

ALSO HOLDS TALKS WITH DE GAULLE   Secretary Says Pro-Communists Violate Pact

Rusk Tells SEATO  Asia Tension Rising   Soviets Violate Laos Agreement

DE GAULLE TALKS OPEN  Rusk Raps Reds, Alerts Asia Bloc   TREATY OF GENEVA

Rusk To Meet With de Gaulle Today, May View Multination Nuclear Force

New Crisis In Laos, Rusk Tells SEATO   , Commie Domination In North Pos sible—  '‘Neutralist Forces of Laos 'Under Heavy Red Attacks

Rusk Hits Obstruction By Pathet Lao In Laos   Vegp Job No Barrier Ta Presidency, LBJ Believes

 Faces Press ‘Firing Squad’ Police Cover Clemson Campus As First Negro Student Is Registered

Gantt’s First Dav Routine At Clemson  Newsmen Barred From Buildings

CLEMSON QUIET Lone Negro Student Takes Routine : Orientation Course

Briefin os Due Gantt Today At Clemson   He’s First Negro Tc Enroll At College; Atmosphere Quiet

Negro Has Quiet Night At Cemson   Police Watchful But Campus Remains Quiet; News Rules Announced

First Negro At Clemson Gets Course   Gantt Spends Quiet Night on Campus In South Carolina

Clemson Curtails  Newsmen  Gantt Spends Quiet Evening in Dormitory

Several Students Have F riendly Word Clemson Integrates Negro —  With Seeminy Good Spirit

WHERE TO FIND IT   EXCEEDS $10.1 MILLION IN 1960 8-Month Construction Total In City Is Record $10.3 Million

White Claims Attack By UPI   Says News Service ‘Trying To Destroy Me Through Family

Open Hearth Break Brings Hi ehDamag oe  — DSC Employes Get  Out As Warning  Comes On Burnout

Open Hearth Break Brings HighDamage  DSC Employes Get Out As Warning Comes On Biirnatit

Arbitration Wording Now Considered  Rail Unions Want Ti Be Sure Too Much  Not Covered By I+

Latin AmericansGo To Cuba for Lessons  In Guerrilla Action  1,000 to 1,500 Sent Last Year and More in 1943

COME FROM NEIGHBORS   Intensive Drills On Sabotage And  Weapons Given

Saboteurs Train in Cuba, McCone Says   1,000 to 1,500 Latin Americans Are Involved

CIA director tells foreign affairs comm.  ‘Sabotage, querrilla training given in Cube

CIA Chief McCone Says Cuba Trains Many in Sabotage   Trainees from Nearly All Latin Countries Sneak Into Cube.

Large Group In Cuba Training For Sabotage  McCone Claims "Fi. FT PAA A...

Latins train  as saboteurs Over 1,000 go to Cuba for traininga—CIA

Coleman Says GOP Pulls A Fast One   Predicts Defeat Of State Issue No. 1 By Unduped Voter:

Grand prize—$25 bond—Santa Claus letter   5343 &. Chl cage /SyAklMNecsrcbhete. Iq hIbZ   A happening is a happening is a happening is a... what?

$300,000 Sought by Workers —  High Court Will Study Wilson Jobless Claims

Gov. Wallace hasn’t ‘come to bat’’  Police quell disorders as boys are enrolled

Wallace Makes No  Interference Yet   Two Negroes Enter Birmingham School; Governor Says, ‘We’ve Not Come To Bat’

Force Bars Saigon Riot Attempts —   Demonstration Heat Cools Under Threat Of Government Arms

Viet Nam Campaign Slackens   Students Slow Dowr Protest After Show Of Military Force

With Old Map; Detectors and Curiosity— ,  Archaeologists Hunt Lost French Fort Near Marshall

Defense Squabble Brewing   Added Units Would Boost Manpower By 75.000 New Troon:

Army Trouble Brewing  More Division: Become Issue  In Budoet Play

Vote of Censure ote of Censure  ~Maemillan Is Hit Broadside by Labor

Suds (Soap and Beer) Are Controversial Topics in State Legislature This Week

Her Highnes: Ladybug Is  In Demand  2 States in Tiff Over the Queen Of Bug Killers

DeGaulle Continues To Block Britain's Entry Into Market  4° -_ ss) , 2 6 ae {" .. ytil, tb ae I. ape eee   German Vice Chancellor Ludwig Savs Situation Is Now ‘Grave’

Denies Common Market Entry— France Wont Budge On Anti-Britain View

He Introduced It Hearing On Local Option Inspires Single Advocate

 . He Introduced It Hearing ‘On Leeal Option  Inspires Single Advocate

DEBATE RESUMES TUESDAY  100 Amendments Face Tax Bill In Assembly

1 Fact Finders Meet Leaders In Birmingham  Listen to Anyone Whe Will Talk of Crisic

Fact Finders Ending Talks  Secret Report Is Due JEK on Birmingham

THEY'LL GIVE JFK REPORT  Fact-Finders to End Alabama Talks   Kennedy Dedicates Flood Control Dam

COURT ACTIVITY SETS FAST PACE AT BIRMINGHAM  IAITT AV PFOARAR ATIC AL OAL

 Presidential Fact-Finders Greeted With Explosion   Kennedy in Little Rock: Talk on Racial Problems

Reds Kill in Cold Blood  Haet Gorman Cunned Dawn as Tourists Watch

Trade Sure To Be Top On Agenda   Erhard Spent Night In Houston; Meet At Johnson Ranch

Johnson Begins Talks With Erhard    Says Two Nations Stand United Against Danger

Ranch Talks On Europe Slated Today   ‘Copter To Fly  German Leader To Headquarters

Man ls Slain Near Montelle   Edgar Wood, 54, Killed by Blast From Shotgun; Neighbor Confesses

Two Hurt; Many Homes Damaged   Several Power Lines Down; No Serious Injuries Are Reported

INSIDE YOUR DAILY TIMES   President Confers  With British Leader

British Labor  Party Leader  Sees Kennedy Wilson Outlines  - Program in Event Of Victory at Polls

Wilson Airs His Policies  ‘To Kennedy   British Labor Party Leader in Accord on Weapons Questions

British Labor Chief in U. 5.   Conference with JFK Siated in Capital

Controls No Tighter, Administra  Many Side y ee to May Wheat Vote

Profestant Unity Is Moving Ahead Fast   Presbyterian Leaders Say It Is “Promising.”

More Rail Talks Set For Today   Union Spokesman Believes Settlement Efforts Now On Pretty Solid Ground

‘Settlement Efforts Gain —  . : _ Unions and Railroad   Heads Plan More Talks

Ike, Truman Give Approval To Test Pact   Kennedy Planning To See Gromyko on Easing of Tensions

ke Backs Treaty But Reservedly   Truman For It 100 Per Cent; Scientist Also Gives Approval

Ike ‘Backs’ A-Test Ban   Former President Gives Qualified Sup port; Truman Approves it

Kennedy And Gromyko Yo Air Tensions   Ike Qualifies His Support; Truman Is 100 Per Cent

CUPID PACES LONG, DREARY WALK  Marine Hikes 50 Miles In Less Than 12 Hours

» Senate Act on ents Bill   ators Slated ite on Master ‘or Colleves

Regents Board Plan Vote Due in Ohio Senate  Action on 3 Other Bills Set As Session Enters 14th Week

Decision Waited on Sale  ! Russians Want U.S. Wheat At Tax Subsidized Price

‘Will Of The Lord’ Religious Sect Invades lola, Kan.   Premier Of Congo Has Tough Task

Inside The Times   Sect Quits Jobs, Moves  Invasion Is Called ‘God’s Will

Sect Members Move In ‘Lord Will Direct Us’ ‘Says Band Filling Iola

“Will of Lord’ they say Members of sect “invade” southeast Kansas town

Religious Sect Starts Quiet Invasion Of Small Town In Southeast Kansas

Invasion in lola... Religious Sect Abandons Homes to ‘Follow Lord’

Says ‘It’s Lord’s Will’  30 Members Of Sect Give Up Jobs  Begin Invasion Of Town In Kansas

> They Say ‘It’s the Will of the Lord’—  Members of Religious Sect Are Moving Wholesale Into lola

Foreign Aid Slashed by  Committee   By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST Associated Press Staff Writer

$1.7 Billion Cut Away House Committee Drops  Ax On Foreign Aid Bill

riouse GroupCuts Regimes Accepted Foreign Aid $1.7 In Latin America

House Makes Huge Cuts In Aid Bill   Requests Trimmed To $2.8 Million, Proaram Blasted

CUT TO $2.8 BILLION—  Foreign Aid Program Suffer: Severe Blow In Committee

Aid Funds Slashed By House Unit   Whopping $1.7 Billion Below JFK’s Request

Reduced Aid Fund Is Voted   Funds For Coming Year Receive Trimming

Appropriation Now Is $2.8 Billion.... Another Slash in Aid Funds Voted by House Committee

Annual Blockbuster  House Appropriations Committee Cuts Dowr Foreign Aid Funds

Trim Foreign Aid Bill   House Group Votes Only $2.8 Billion  In New Funde

VOTE FIXED MONDAY ON FUNDS BILL   Cut Would Be Largest Since Program Start

Foreign Aid Cut Made by House Body   Funds for Program Whittled Down To $2.8 Billion

House Committee Raps Foreign Aid Programs, Slashes Appropriations

House Group Slashes Funds To $2.8 Billion   Reports Past Aid Programs As Being Too Inefficient

Foreign Aid Funds Are Cut Sharply   Appropriations Group Slashes Actual Funds Ry $900 Millian

Foreign aid again suffers severe blow   FHiouse group slashes funds to $2.8 billion

Foreign Aid Whacked by House Panel   $1.7 Billion Cut One of Largest in Fund's History

Big Slash Is Voted In Foreign Aid   House Comittee  Wields Meat Axe

Aid Funds Slashed by 1.7 Billion   Setup’s Appropriation Cut by House Unit To 2.8 Billion

$1.7 Billion Lopped Off JEK Appeal   If Upheld, Would Be ‘ Among Largest Cuts -Sinece Plan Launched

Fund Cut Back To $2.8 Billion From $4.5 Billion First Sought;  Demo Solon Engineers Reduction

Foreign Aid Cut By Committee  Slashes $1.7 Billion From Appropriation

Foreign Aid Plan Halved   House Appropriations Unit Vote Only $2.8 Billion in New Funds

House Appropriations Committee Wields Knife;  Criticize Aid Progress

AMBITIOUS EXPEDITION IS LAUNCHED Americans to Launch Assault on High Peaks

By 19-Man American Team  Assault On Mt. Everest, 2 Sister Peaks Starts

In Income Tax Evasion Case  Judge Denies Hurst's Request To See Grand Jury Transcript

Army Chiefs, Unions Form Congo Rule  Parliament Ordered Dissolved as First Move

IGLOOMY PROSPECTS      Weather Reminiscent   Of Pre-Drought Days

Wirtz dea Accepted By Rail Unions   Policy Committee To Remain Until Saturday At Capita!

Wirtz Pushes For Pact In Rail Dispute   Meetings Continued Over Weekend; No Agreement Reached

Wirtz Presses For Rail Accord By Mid-Week   Labor Secretary Con. tinues Meetings With Labor, Indus. try Negotiations.

‘Can Strike Any Point, Russ Claim  Say A-Jets Fly, Guide Missiles

Reds Claim Missiles Could Hit Anywhere  BomberBorne Weapons Calle  TInvyulnerable TA AMS...

Negro Demand Not Big Issue In Rights Bill   Vital Issues Get Involved in Revolts Against Hierarchy

Puts New Strain on Nations’ Relations  Ex-Premier of France Discovered/nGermany

Found In Bavaria:   Discovery Of Bidault Sparks New French, German Tension

Police Find: Him Near Swiss Border  Bidault Requests Asylum,  Strains French’ Relations

Bidault's Discovery Puts New StrainOnParisAnd Bonn Ties   Plotter Against Life Of De Gaulle Executed

2 Judges Order Halt by Wallace  JVI Action in School Crisis   JVI Action in School Crisis Awatis Governor’s Next Step

>» Judges Order Halt by Wallace  JFK Action in School Crisis Awaits Governor's Next Step

At least 10 are dead Eight states suffer property damage from flood waters

Floods Receeding In Eastern States, 10 Persons Dead   Tornado Does Millions Of Damage in Alabama But No One Killed.

High Water Blamed for 10 Deaths   Parts of Eight States Not Out Of Danger Yet

Senate Probe of Portsmouth Yard Unwise; Sen Muskie Says   Strong Case for Test Ban

A-Ban Testimony Impresses Solons   GOP Scores Peabody On DPW Inaetion

1 ev Senators Give Views Strong Case Seen Built For Treaty Ratification

Administration Building Up Strong Case For Test Ban Pact      Report Comes From Chairmen Ot Three Key Senate Committees

Chairmen Admit Pact Case Strona   Senators Appear Sympathetic To Ban On Tests

Key Solons Praise Case For Treaty   Pro-Ban Testimony. Is Impressive, 3 Chairmen Report

Case Is Built For Treaty’ S Ratification   Senate Commitice Chairmen Concede Testimony Effectiv.

Ban Treaty Being Well Presented  MS eres: eae   Strong Case Building Up For Ratifying

Build Case For A-Test Ban Treaty  Keep Open Mind Until Evidence Is All Collected

3 Key Senate Chairmen [mpressed By Strong Case for Test Ban Pact

Key Senate Committee Chairmen Say:  Witnesses Build Strong Case For Treaty

3 Key Senate Chairmen Indicate Ratification Of Nuclear Ban Treaty

Operators In Texas Praise Panel Action  JFK Plan Sought Over $135 Million  In New Revenues

Dodgers Take’ Opener 5-2  From Yankees In Baseball’s : World Series

A Wrap-up of the News   Gaines Asks to Be Relieved As Acting President of MSC

‘Crisis’ Rumored  Gaines Asks to Be Relieved As Acting President of MSC

Alabama Bombing Incidents  Accused Guardsman Raps Federalization

GUARDSMAN SAYS FEDERALIZATION CAUSED BLASTS   REPORTS TROOPS RESENTED DUTY AT UNIVERSITY

May Include Four Dams Hearings Called     Federal Agencies Plan Missouri  Projects Costing $400 Million

MUTILATED BODY STREWN ABOUT HOME   Torso Murder Of Sonja MecCaskie, Former Olympic Athlete, Called Worst Case In Reno History.

Blonde Olympic Skier For Great Britain ‘Found Brutally Slain In Reno Apartment

Body Of Girl Skier Found  In Apartment   British Olympic Figure Victim Of Mutilation Murder

Woman Ski Ace, 24 Is Found Slain   Once British Olympic Star; Body in Her Reno Apartment

Mutilated Body Of A Former Olympic Skier Found Strewn About Apartment

Reno Police Lack Suspee In Slaying  Took Part  In Winter Olwmpies

‘60 Olympics Performer Decapitated   Blonde Competed for Great Britain at Saquaw Yalley.

Decapitated, Mutilated Body Of Olympic Skier Is  Found In Reno Apartment

Woman Ski Star Found  Slain in Reno   Body Discovered In Apartment; Believed Tortured

Alabama Racial Truce M aintatned,  ‘Near o Denionsteal ations Will” Continue in Nor th Car olin: a

Racial Truce  On Shaky Side   Fear Expulsion of Birmingham Students Might Jeopardize Pact

Negro Family Moves In Amid Jeering   ‘Other Racial Incidents In N. Carolina, ‘Arkansas, S. Carolina: Some Peaceful

Ellis Receives Life Sentence   Same Penalty as First for Killing

Including Record Highway Program— Special Fund Spending Proposals In Assembly

Rusk Planning Adenauer Visit   To Explain Treaty In Bonn Saturday

To Stop in Bonn on Way Home.... Rusk Will Brief Adenauer  On Moscow Developments

Rusk to Visit W. Germany On Way Bacl  Secretary to Brief  Ae OD ee es ee EE

Rusk to Brief Adenauer on Soviet Talks  Secretary of State Making Stop on Orders From U. $.

Rusk Plans Stopover in W. Germany  Talk With Adenauer  >) ) a   Talk With Adenauer Planned in Bid for Treaty Endorsement

Rusk to visit in Germany  To explain test ban personally to Adenauer

Rusk To Explain East-West  Negotiations To Adenauer          Next East-West Step Much Harder

State Sen. Spradling Sees State Services Cut Back If Sales Tax Hike Fails

Bitter Cold Holds Grip On Nation   Drifting Snow ‘Keeps Roads Blocked In-+ Sections Of Midwest

Three-Foot Snow At Muskegon  ~ Bitter Cold Breaks North U.S. Records

Bitter Cold Sets Records in Midwest   Temperatures Drop. lo Freezing in the South

Mrs. Nhu's Car In Paris Egg-Smeared   Unruffled Vietnamese First Lady Meets Press Later, Acknowledging U.S. Help

lowa group recommends new and deeper tax bites   Dectorse. lawver«

Howard U. Suggests Program For Training Foreign Service Officers

Mounted policemen disperse group  Civil rights pickets appear at U.N.

Herd pickets {rom outside United Nation:   Ur Sporxesman  Warns JFK tax bill means dangerous economic gamble

Police Repel Mob Outside UN Building   Herded-Away Civil Righters Shout Sloaans

China-Soviet Feud Shadows ‘Nik's Meet With Red Leader:   Russ Demand Ouster of Red “hina Envoys

Khrushchev Calls Henchmen For Showdown With China   Feud Flares Soviets Demand Recall Of Chinese Diplomats

Soviets Leaders Convening Today In East Berlin  Need To Consolidate Strength To Meet Threat Of Red Chinc

Parley Called Apparently To Consolidate Strength for Showdown With Red Chinese

Nikita Gathers Satellite Chiefs At Reich Talks   Khrushchev Given Lukewarm Greeting On Berlin Arrival

Soviet, Chinese rift is widening   Nikita’s lukewarm Berlin greeting turns into red-hot summit parley

BERLIN VISIT OF RED BOSS RATED TAME   Nikita Welcomed By 250,000, Sixth Of Kennedy Crowe

Khrushchev Set To Open Red Session   Gets Lukewarm Reception After Reaching Berlin

East Berlin:  Soviet- Bloc Unity Parley Under Way   Premier Blasts _ Peking’s Policy in Ideological War

CH PCLICIES OPENS AGAIN   Reception In East Germany Only Lukewarm

Khrushchev Returns To Moscow From Lukewarm Berlin Greeting   Soviet-Bloc Summit Meet Prepares For Showdown With Red China

Ideological Hassle Diverts K. From Ulbricht Birthday   Satellite Leaders Assemble For Red Chinese ‘Showdown’

Malt poyles Column Colors of Our Banner Familiar But Who Can Place the Stars?

FAMILIAR BANNER TAKEN FOR GRANTED Quick Now, How Many Stripes, What Colors In American Flaq?

Senators Say Critics Can't Produce Facts   Claim JFK Proved Stand of No Arm: Buildup on Island

riticism continues  Administration fires bact at Cuban policy critics

On Cuban Policies....  Mansfield Raps Charges Uttered By Republican:

Kennedy Is Firing Back At Crities  Senate Democrats   Senate Democrats  Rap GOP On Cuba

Solons Slap GOP Attack Over Policy   Democrats Claim Jabs On Situation In Cuba Partisan

Called Irres 2onsible . Democrats Rap. Partisan’ Blasts On Cuba Policies

2 Democrats Hit Back at GOP Crities   Sens. Mansfield, Humphrey Condemr Cuba Policy Attack

TELL OFF GOP SOLONS, N.Y. GOVERNOR   Mansfield, Humphrey Take Up Cudgels For Kennedy   Say Republicans Making — Partisan And Irresponsible Statements

Kennedy Aides In Senate Lash Republican Foes  ' Gov. Rockefeller  Tarnat af Rilact

Charge Republicans Playing Politics in Wild Cuban Claims   Inesponsible Charges Dangerous, Says JFK, Candid on Situation,

Kennedy Administration Striking Back at Critics of Cuban Policies

Demos Strike Back On Cuba   Kennedy Appeals For N-Test Ban   Parley Asked For  Risk Reduction

Mansfield, Humphrey  Condemn ‘Partisan And Irresponsible Charges’

Call By JFK, Red Blockbuster Disarmament Meetin Is Resumed In Geneva   Inside Today   Under Heavy Fire  Regime Is Striking Back At GOI Critics Of Its Policy On Cuba

Nuclear Test Talks Resume With Message from JFK   Democrats Striking Back At Cuban Policy Critics

Administration Hitfing Back at Critics on Cuba  PO, cE eT ee   Democratic Senctors Rap ‘Irresponsibility’

34 Million Grandfathers in U.S. Today—Think of All the Children They Spoiled

Biracial Program  Shaped   L.A. Group Agrees  on Fail Integration

Flowers At Death Site—  Dallas Is Trying Frantically to Get Back to Normal

Dallas Still Trying to Get Back to Normal 8 Days After JFK’s Death

Hearings Set To Start t Ohio Budget Work   Little Floor Action Seen As Finance Group Hears Needs

To Hold Hearings Tuesday, Wednesday House Finance Group  Studies Ohio's Budget

After Short Lived Revolt--Eight lraqui Officials Deported To Lebanon

Negroes Boycott 32 Schools   Demonstrations In Many Places But No Renewal Of Violence

3, TRACK STORM WINDOW: $11.95. SHOOK’S TE 2.5552   CTI OACE OTR carn

ROYAL THEATRE HERE ORGANIZES KIDDIE’S MOVIE GUILD; PLAN SERIES OF MATINEES  Membership Tickets Good for 10 Movies Beginning {tn April

President Will Make Two Stops at Berlin Wall on European Trip   JFK to Ask Job Training Funds

Berlin Wall Stops Slated By Kennedy   Trip Will Include Major Speech; Italy Still On Schedule

TOUR BEGINS SATURDAY  Major Speech, Berlin Wall Visit Set During JFK Trip

Democrats To Talk, GOP To Maneuver This Week On Redistricting Plans

J.E. Alexander Head of Nepco, Dies at Madisor   Spent His Entire Business Career With Paper Firm

Mean v To Head Racial  Campaign  Tieive Aawainst   Drive Against Discrimination  Set By AFL-CIO

Pope Felt Fine, Then Seemingly Minor Illness Hif   Drama of Pontiff’s Battle Against Death Revealed in Vatican

Falls on Springfield Farm —  Jet Bomber Crashes In State, 4 Killed

Jet Falls in State: 4 Killed   Plane Crashes on Farm Field Near Comfrey

oe Oe ee eee eee Se lee le];  - Set June 1 Date ; For Start On Mall :

Was There a Nazareth? Ancient Hebrew Writing on Stone May Be Clue

By Ear   New Evidence..That Jesus Lived. ‘In Nazareth Found on Fraament

Variety of Electronic Horror Waits Hallowe’en Trick-or-Treat Visitors

Proud Wife, 2 Daughters Await Reunion— Long Watching, Waiting Ends For Cooper’s Family

Reunion will precede visit to White House  Cooper's family enroute to Hawaii

Wife, Girls To Meet Him Anxious Hours Are Over For Astronaut’s Family

Tax Reform Discussed At Capitol   Final Passage of Taconite Package Expected Soon; Sales Tax Gets Attention

Alabama Schools Expect Racial Crisis Tomorrow  Intearation Slated   Integration Slated Unless Gov. Wallace Intervenes Aqain

Wallace Mum About Plans For Monday  Alahama IInce   Alabama Uncertain As Governor Refers To Executive Order

Governor Tells Reporters ‘You Can Refer Back to Executive Orders’ That Will Expire Monday

New School Test Is Due On Monday   Segregation Crisis Lefi Up in the Air in 4 Alabama Cities

Will Alabama's Schools Open? Governor Mum   Next Act Monday In Racial Drama

Troopers Called back  Cities Face Oft-Delayed  Showdown On Integration

Thermometer reading      In Troubled Alabama Another Showdown Looms

JOHN HART'S FENCE PROVES TROUBLESOME — COUNCIL TO ASK HIM TO CUT IT RACK

JOHN HART'S FENCE PROVES TROUBLESOME  ~— COUNCIL TO ASK HIM TH Chin rr Raw

State Lists   School Bible Reading Rule   Voluntary Aim Not Legal, Says Official Opinion

Say Soviets  Lost Fliers in  Space Flights Four Were Before  Gagarin Orbited -Earth April 1961

 Reported by Newspaper Deaths of Russian Space ‘Pilots Claimed in Story

Report at least five Russian astronauts vanished in space   Official secrecy

TEMPERATURE   Several Cosmonauts Missing...  Claim Evidence Of Red Space Failures

Turnout Beats Terrorists   VENEZUELAN VOTERS FAVOR BETANCOURT'S ALLY

Major Test  Due Today  In France 31,000 Miners  Defy De Gaull. Work Orders

31,000 1ENORE BACK-TO-WORK ORDER MONDAY   However, Big Decision Rests With 136,000 In North Areas      RIOT POLICE MOVE TO MEET TROUBLE

Goldwater Fears Gap In Defense   Wants Issue OF Anti-Missile Missile Out in Open

THIS WEEK IN BUSINESS—  Threat Of Rail Strike Lifted But Possibility Clouds Scene

‘This Week in Business and Finance... .  Strike Threat Darkens Economic Horizon

AUC SLene  Mass Arrests Made Ir Chicago, St. Louis Over Demonstrations

CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS ARE HOTSPOTS Sit - in Demonstrations Trigger Mass Arrests

in CAPITOL DOME  State Legislature Facing Difficult Finance Puzzle

USES CHRISTMAS SEALS  tc neat     Stamp Collector Tricks Post Office

—Judge Defers Ruling On Atlanta’s Race Splitting Wall—  BARRIERS BOOST RACIAL STRIFE

NEGRU, WHITE AREAS SEPARATED  Atlanta ‘Berlin Wall’ Ruling Deferred

Ex-Venezuela Ruler Facing Prison Term   Jimenez in Luxury Cell Awaiting Trial  For Embezzlement

Jimenez Enters Luxury Cell  Air-Conditioning — and TV Sat an Mand

Venezuela's Ex-Boss Has Luxury Cel   Jimenez— With $700 Mil. lion — Has Air - Condi. tioning And Television

Extradited Dictator In Luxury Venezuelan Jail: Faces Embezzling Trial

Ex-Venezuela Dictator Imprisoned  In Luxury Cell Complete With TV

FIRST EXTRADITED FROM U.S.  Ex-Dictator Jimenez Goes To Venezuelan Luxury Cell

Ex-Dictator Awaits Trial In Venezuela  DW. Tt.   Perez Jimenez Held In Luxury Cell Ta Prison

WASHINGTON WINDOW Taxpayers Paid For ‘Non-Political’ Tour Made By Jack Kennedy

Basic Law Change Sought on Private School Bus Issue  Senate Group Wants to Clear Wav to Amend Constitution

North Koreans Stage Attack: Two Gls Killed  Red Gunfire Also Wounds Me Bs

Returns To Washington  Kennedy To Get Report On Steel Price Moves

Kennedy Returns To Capital Today   Special Steel Price Report Is Waitina

Kennedy Weighs Advisers Views On Steel Boosts   President Expected to Make Statement at Editors’ Luncheon Friday.

U.S. Accepts Hoffa Bonding   Teamsters Insured As Ilawetdt AAs mcsba

Balance of payments deficit down 80 per cent since June   Expectc More Good News

Reunion Is Tearful for  Yukon Girl Gift From Heaven Mother Tells Her

Canadian Plane Crash Victim Arrives In U.S.  Embraces Mother  Upon Arrival At oie At

Girl Who Survived 49 Days In Canadian Wild ‘Returns To N. Y. For Reunion With Mother

Second Meet In Series ‘Senate Redistricting Discussed ‘Further By Governor, Legislator:

Would Permit Counties to Vote Themselves Dry  Pushing for Vote In House

State vote sought == State high court gets arquments on gambling

Cuba Sends Complaint List To UN.  US. Charged With  Planning Attack Phe tele

Lament Of Cubans Has Veiled Offer  See No Better Way TT eS asl Cricoe Tha:   See No Better Way To Settle Crises Than * By Nevotiation

UN Gets Cuba List of Counts Against U.S.  Note Contains Veiled Offer to Talk Out   Roatse Saved bw Reds

Castro Says Invasion Is Planned   Provocative Acts Listed Against Navy, Congress

Syria Premiey Resigns Post After Riots   Revolutionary Group Asks Minister to Form New Cabinet

lax Hearing tnds Amica Ubiections  New Oil Rules For Taxation Bring Out Four Governors

Gov. Wallace Plans To Defy Injunction   Calls Situation ‘Finest Hour’

IN HEALTH PROGRAM <sreeesestnsnsnstsneansemmnemanemseonannees  JFK Asks New Power On Drugs, Cosmetics

Broad Power To Police Drugs Asked   Congress Gets Health Message From Kennedy

Broader Powers Sought   To Police Drugs, Health Devices, Use of Chemicals

Cold   Broad Health Powers Asked By President  Additional Funds fo1 Research Proposed In Congress Message

 Move for Public Safety President Requests New Power: To Control Drug Sale Problem:

Marshall Questioned  Public Accommodations Bill’s Ramifications Given Study

Area Gas Bids Are Examined  Three in Running   Three in Running For NCGA Chore

Rail, Union Negotiations Resume On Disnute   Special Tax Break Gains House Approval

POD MMITTON     International Shoe To Buy P..N. Hirsch Chain Stores

26.5 Million International Shoe To Buy P. N. Hirsch Chain Stores

Lobbyists Control Bill Beaten, 58-5  Marchant Says That Public Is Suspicious

00 Says Dirksen “In Deep, Deep Trouble’ Is JFK’s Foreign Aid Program

 “JFK: The Man And The Myth’  Where's Johnny? —Earlier Cry in Congress

“JER: Tne Man And The Myth  ‘Wheres Johnny? —Earlier Cry in Conaress

INDEX   WEIN, ERT sie     Once He le Sided W With the Economy Bloc    CINED WITH ECONOMIZERS

‘BRIDGE’ OVER JOHNNY'S BRAIN   Neighbors Pitch in to Aid Child’s Rehabilitatior

Send Food in 6-In. Pipe to Chamber   Trio Tells Crew to Halt Drilling of Second Hole

RESGUE CONTACTS TRAPPED MINERS  rio Entombed 6 Days      Trio Entombed 6 Days Directs Drill Operation

oun Alive iter Being lost 5 Days   Miners’ Spirits Strong; Chat With Happy Relatives

Lack of meeting of minds with NASA officials Bid for astronauts personal stories nixed

LIFE TO BUY MAGAZINE RIGHTS   $3.2 Million Offer To  Astronauts Withdrawn

President Asks That Rail Dispute Be Put In Goldberg's Hands   Astronauts Lose Millions Of Dollars In Story Contracts

— Authorities Fear Desecration By Ghouls —  Police Guard Grave Of Lee Oswald

White House Bags Packed Brave Widow Visits Grave During Night   Police With Vicious Dogs Guard Grave Of Oswald Against Ghouls

1 e . No hint France will ease stand  ‘ Critical Common Market talks open

‘No Change’ In French Stand  Market Council Nearing Mayor  Decision On UK

Under Governor’s Guidance ee es  PTC Talks Resume On Optimistic Note

Castro Regime Apologizes For MIG Attack   Incident Is Stamped Closed

Can Expect Questions On Cuba ese testions Un Cuba  JFK To Meet Press Teday

Cuba Sends Apology for MIG Attack   Czech Ambassador D-iWers Statement By Castro’s Regime

Attack on Ship Incident Closec  “USS. to’ Reject ‘Protest, on Raids .  7 a ‘gf ‘ere ewe ene

U.S. Accepts Apology On MIG Attack   Incident Of Ship Shooting Marked Closed

Ship Attack Case ‘Closed’  Castro’s Apology Ende ll S Cuba 2° 5:

Pope John, Slowly Gaining Strength, Renorted In Critical 24-Hour Period 

Bolivia Groups Forces for Move Agains' Rebels   Tin Miners Ignore UItimatum on Release of Four Americans. 15 Others.

Government Forces. Gathered To Attack Bolivian Miners.   Bishop Likens Racism To Salem Witeheraft:

Pie reomw     Ait Force Head Reveals Congressmen Contacted Him About TFX Fighter

De Gaulle Reaffirms French-U.S. Ties; Sees Limited Value In Test Ban Treaty

Sen. Lausche  Switches To  Oppose Pact Says He’ll Vote  Against Ratifying Nuclear Test Ban

Lausche Opposes Test Ban Treaty  Previously Listed As Pact Supporter

Lausche to Vote Against T realy, Has Misgivings   Explains Ban Would Be Aid  To Russians

Lausche Switches On Pact   Ohio Senator Says He Will Oppose Test Treaty Ratification

Lausche Sees Treaty Danger  Soviet Supremacy   Soviet Supremacy Feared by Ohioan

Lausche Switehes His Vote  80 Senators   80 Senators Now Support Ban on Tests

Regarded As Supporter  Sen. Frank Lausche Has Decidec To Vote Against Nuclear Treaty

Kennedy seeks to light grassroots fire under Congress onbehalf of tax cuts   House vote   Could mean Red supremacy Counted as backer, Sen. Lausche will vote against test ban pact

Abnormal Asian  Weather Damages  Droughts And Floods Cause Wide Havoc

Many Parts Of Asia Hit By Weather  Great Dr ought, Ts Unabatet In Hone Kone

OAS Mission Arrives In Critical Area  Team to Look At Haiti-Domican Troubled Areas

Peace Group To Take New Look at Haiti  Crisis Seen Eased By Dominican Plan To Pull Back Units

Pauling Is Peace Prize Winner   Cal-Tech Scientist Won Nobel Prize for Chemistry

Dr. Pauling Wins 1963 Peace Prize; Second Nobel Award for Scientist

Dr. L. C. Pauling, Atom-Test Foe, Wins PeacePrize  Of Nobel Awards Since Madame Curie

Lodge Protests Beating of Newsmen  Congressmen In Viet Nam, Findings Could Result In Foreign Aid Change

St. Marys SuffersHigh Damage  From Wind   Early Estimates Range as High As $2 Million; Several Hurt

Santa Fe, Grants Mentioned .. .  Fair Board Member Mulls Moving Site

BASKET WEAVING REPORTED AS NON-CONTROVERSIAL  A Congressional Controversy Must Be Wild

‘Russian Ships Snoop 3 Dive In Bathyscaphe; Photo Is Nuclear Sub Clue

Trieste Making lts Fourth Dive  Three Men Aboard tc Follow Search Clue

12 Children Die in South Carolina Fire   Family of 6 Perishes in Michigan: 2 in Indiana

Christmas Fires Kill 23 in Nation; 12 in South Carolina Family Victim:

Inn ocent You th Wor inded  RobbersTake $21,90C Junk Dealer Found

Bandits Get $21,900 From Finder  WE eee Boneh dT   Money Spotted Ton Trash Box

Thieves Lift $21,900 Found by Junk Dealer: Tnnocent Youth Wounded

‘TWO: EARED HYBRID CORN POSSIBLE?” ee  ' To Give Answers .         “Monday at Crop  ais ak eine

TWO-EARED HYBRID CORN POSSIBLE?  To Give Answers Monday at Crop  Improvement Day

TWO-EARED HYBRID CORN POSSIBLE?  To Give Answers  Monday at Crop  lwkencarnenens Misa

Local Froblems     Community Study Plan Okayed by C. of C. Boarc

~ View. of a-Dream Nearina Fulfillment   French Airmen Given A-Bombs

The Nation And The World   BAKER MONEY PROBE   VITAL FARM MERTING   POPE TO VISIT INDIA

Under Governor’s Proposal  Tax Agency Predicts $213 MillionAddition

Western Alliance's Future May Depend On Who Is Tougher—JFK Or De Gaulle

May Decide Alliance Future Who Is Tougher Man, Kennedy or De Gaulle?

DEVELOPMENTS SPIN EUROPE:  Mest New Cold War Kennedy vs. DeGaulle   Market Blackball Shaking Europe

Je Gaulle Policies Weaken NATO a Russia May Press for Quick Advantage in Western Break

‘De Gaulle's 'No Sale’ In ECM Signals Another Cold War   McNamara Says US. ‘Drive’ Remains Necessity In NATO

‘Western Allance’s Future May Hinge On Who's Tougher, JiK Or De Gaulle

Western Alliance Future May Hinge On Who’s Tougher, JFK Or De Gaull

Future of Western Unity Hinges on Who Is Tougher, Kennedy or De Gaulle

An AP News Analysis  Future of Western Alliance Hinges on U.S.-French Tiff

Future Of Western Alliance May Hinge On Answer  Will Kennedy Let De Gaulle Get Away With It?

France Pounds Chinks [a Armor of Alliance   An AP Analysis   Defense Chief Outlines Power

61 Soldiers jn Airliner; (Three Hurt   Crashes, Burns Shortof Runway In Kansas

Unity Talks With USSR Have Failed. China Says   But Peking Voices Hope Widening Split Can Be Healed

 Express Desire for Unity With Soviet  Red Chinese Admit Failure of Talks

$300- Brick for Babby Kennedy    ‘Situation Very Grave’  Chinese Reds Admit Failing To Settle Feud With Russia

Red Chinese Disappointed At Failure   Present Situation Very Grave’, Admits Chinese Newspaper

Red China Admits Failure of Talks To Heal Split in Communist World

‘Watchdog’ Program Okayed by Council   REMARKS OPPOSE LONGER I. 35 ROUTE  Bellmon Cites C ase at Moore

While Testifying On Nuclear Pact  Burke Urges Senate To Reject Nuclear Treaty

‘ears Cheating by Russia —  Adm. Burke Wants Test Ban Treaty Rejected

Adm. A. Burke Decries Treaty Thinks America  Would Regret It Later If Ratified

Burke Calls for Rejection of Test Ban Pact   Fear of Russian Cheating Shown

Burke Would Reject Ban  BEormer Nayal   Former Naval Chief Expresses Fear of Cheating

Adm. Burke Objects To Ban Treaty   Gen. Twining Also Feels Pact Weakens Defensive Powers

Pact Veto Counseled By Burke   ‘If Treaty Is Ratified We'll Regret It’ — Ex-Navy Head   “Could Kill It’’

Nuclear Treaty Jolted By Many   lke Wants Right To Use Weapons To Halt Aqgression

Jackson Negroes ordered to halt demonstrations  Channary indoa iecnac hlankat iniinertinn   Chancery judge issues blanket injunction shortly after mixers pledge more activity   McDowell enrolls quietly   Meredith back on UM campus

sears Groups ‘Ask Compromise   Plan on Tax Reform Set Up in Conference

Peps Be Vp for. Vegerabies errata: Pars)  Towa of Russia’ Hit Hard by Drought   uring Writers See Kuban Problem:

Experts Doubt Nikita Plans To Quit Soon   OTHER THINGS ON MIND   Moon Threatening to Atfect 1964 Presidential Election

Moon, Long an Influence on World, May Affect ’64 Presidental Election

Oh, the Moon Shines Bright In Politics  Moon Landing Priority Causes

Regio nal Voices Opposition Bucks Library Unit  To Reappraise Plan

U.S. Professor Nabbed as Spy, Soviet Reports   Yale Instructor Aide at Embassy During 1940s

Soviets Make Spy Arrest   Yale University Man Arrested While Touring; No Details Known

Formerly On Staff of Embassy  _ Fred Barghoorn - Being Held; U. S Aeke far Detaile

Wrote books critical of Russia  Relative helieves arrest is. retalitation for US charges

Yale Professor Accused By Russians  Reds Arrest American For Spying

First Incident Involving U. S. Since Thaw   No Information On Charge Or Whereabouts Given

U. S. Presses For Details  American Noted A ° ae  aes oe oo aes all

Yale Teacher, Author Held: Books Critical of Soviets   FBI to Join Search for Missing Coed

Ex-Member Of Embassy  In Moscow   Report Indicates Camera Might Have Been Responsible

Soviet Holds Touring Yale Prof As Spy   Barghoorn, Author Of Books Critical Of Russia, Seized

ACCUSED OF SPYING IN SOVIET UNION  Reds Arrest Yale Professor   Gen. Hodge Pacific Hero, Dies

U.S. Seeking Information  On Char ge   Reds Refuse To. Say Where He Is Held 7

American Held As Spy In Moscow  Professor Visiting  ne . weep   Professor Visiting Russia As Tourist Cannot Be Seen

U.S. Embassy Presses for Charge Detail   Prisoner Formerly Was Employed by State Department

Barghoorn An Expert On Soviets   Ex-U.S. Embassy Member Was on Tour of Russia

Visiting As Tourist Yale Professor Nabbed By Soviet Union As Spy

spy charge disclosed   Incident marks first involving American since cold war thaw

Hold Yale — Professor,  Reds Reveal   Soviets Refuse To Disclose Where U. 8. Author Held

Yale Professor Is Held as Spy  Risrecciqane Refice ta   Russians Refuse to Give Any Information

U.S. Embassy Officials Can't See Prisoner  Barghoorn Critic Of Soviet Union  Ian Sayvavel Baal.

Yale Professor Is Arrested by Reds On a Spy Charge   May Be Retaltation For Recent Arrest of Riad Sav fn tt. &,

Yale Prof Arrested By Soviets   Russians Won't Tel Details In Ist Case Since Saviet Thaw

Kmbassy Seeking Detailed Charges  Author of Books; Critical toSoviet Union. Arrested

Arrest Seen as an Act of Retaliation   Author of Books Critical of Soviet Had Teurist Visa

Moscow Refuses To Give Details On Charges; Ex-U. 8. Embassy  Staff Member Last Seen Oct. 12

BARGHOORN ACCUSED ON SPY CHARGE   Russians Refuse To Say When American Toure ist Was Seized Or Where He Is Held.

American. Professor Arrested Tn Russia Move, May Be Retaliation   Move, May Be . Retaliation  For Spy Arrests In. This Country

Yale Professor Jailed In Russia On Spying Charge  Refuse To Give Any Information On Where He Is Being Held

Noted Author On Russia Is Charged   First Case Of Its Kind Since Cold War Thaw

He's Expert On Affairs Of Soviets   Reds Won't Say Where American Was Arrested

Russian Foreign Office Refuses To Give Any Information as to Hie Whereahote

In Russia on a Tourist’s Visa—  Soviets Hold Yale Professor as Spy

Last Seen Oct. 12 by  Westerner Whereabouts Not  Given by Russians

Russians  Block Query For Details   U.S. Embassy Presses For Charaa Data

Russians Accuse Yale Professor of Espionage Activity  Ree mc’. Ae mine. tb... &   Arrest Announced but No Added Information Given

PTT. NE NTT RA CUE D>     Pressure Tactics Charged in Tax Cut Bill Hearing

Pressure Tactics Protested  Stormy Note Marks Hearing on Tax Cut

Gore Blasts Telegram As  Intimidation  Complaints Delay  Dillon Testimony RE i

Senate Opens Hearings on  Stormy Note  Gore and Byrd Assail Tactics Of Proponents

Hearings On Tax Cut Are Opened   Some Senators Claim Effort to Pressure Them Into Action

Tax Cut Hearings Commence Stormily  Senators Protest ‘Pressure Propaganda’   Senators Protest ‘Pressure Propaganda’ Tactics On Part Of Measure’s Backers

According To Newspaper Report  Three More Linked To British Scandals

SPORE Rm BERET Se eH EE ee pe eked ha ewe rec ee FE es Fees be Tea cre tee eH eee eae Hoe Pe H OOP RHA TF OOP OR HASEIRE NHEOTEOE-§- + ++ - - COROT REDE EDO OPES ETOP ESE SEDGE §-bHPGHEEFOFESAEH OSAP EP OSPR DD GO abe 446%  CS ee ee Se  ‘The Perils of Pauline’ New At Six Flags Park

Name Was Changed in 1953...  Penn State Celebrates 10 Years as University

Kennedy to send Harriman to Moscow on Laos parley   President confers with Rusk on Russia in Laos situation

Harriman Sent To Moscow On Crisis In East   Kennedy Tells News Conference Of Personal Letter To Khrushchev

MODIFICATIONS TO BAN PACT OFFERED  Treaty Proposals Rouse Senate

Greek Premier Calls Election To End Crisis  l andorc Refice   Leaders Refuse To Join In  Coalition Body

Wirtz. Working To Avoid Strike In Rail Traffic  Decision Is Asked   Decision Is Asked By Sunday on Plan For Quick Accord

Union Rejectior Of Rail Peace Plan Indicated  Sunday Decision Due; Legislation  May Be Sought

WIRTZ URGES 2-YEAR PACT BY RAILWAYS   Sunday Decision -On Strike-Halting Proposal Sought

Wirtz Trying To Get Rails On Right Track   Labor Secretary Secks Accord In Dispute Over Work Rules

* * x e nx nm A “ DECISION SET T OMORROW  New Rail Offer Proposed

Seek Decision on ‘Truce’ to Avert Railroad Strike  Hope to Follow Procedure Whic   Hope to Follow Procedure Which Brought Peace to Steel Industry

Wirtz Calls For Quick Decision On Rail Truce   Secretary Of Labor Wants Answer From Railroads, Unions Tomorrow

Wirtz Plan Not Expected To Please Unions Crucial Decision Awaited In Rail Crisis

Wirtz Seeking Rail Solution Similar To Pact That Eased Steel-Labor Rift

‘—HOPES TO AVERT RAIL STRIKE-— Wirtz Awaits Decision  On Steel-Based Plan

Wirtz Asks Decision on  Rail Truce   Secretary Wants Answer by Sunday On His Proposal

Wirtz Urges 2 - Year Truce In Rail Dispute   Decision Due Sunday On Secretary's Plan; Following Course That Solved Steel Issue

Labor Chief Says Reply Due Sunday   Administration Plan Favors Policy Used Far Steel Settlement

Calls For Sunday Answer   Uses Steel Industy Peace Plan As Model

Decision Is Due Sunday On Truce In Rail Dispute   Legislation Next

Secretary Wirtz Makes Big Iry For Rail Peace  Proposal Calls for

Asks Temporary Peace to Avert Railroad Strike   Wittz Makes Broposal for Two-Year Truce: Suqaasts Study Graune.

The Weather   Wirtz Trying To Get Rails On Right Track   Lokor Secretary Seeks Accord In Dispute Over Work Rules

Wirtz Working To Avoid Strike In Rail Traffic   Decision Is Asked By Sunday on Plan For Quick Accord

WIRTZ CALLS FOR 2-YEAR RAIL TRUCE   Labor Secretary Asks Decision By Sunday On Proposal To Put Rules Dispute Under Study.

In Railroad Dispute  Wirtz Calls for Decision Sunday on Unusual Propesa

Arkansas Quandary drachsaenscsonaiasntle, Soxtrwrcimnal A  Legal Experts Seek Ruling On Marriages

Vinson, Senior Solon   Congressman From Georgia Surpasses ‘Mr. Sam‘s’ Record

Carl Vinson, Long-Time Congressman. Is Honored By Solons, White House

Obituaries, Page 9   Carl Vinson, 78, Honored for 48 Years Service in House of Representatives

Intercepted Letter   Shirt-Sleeved Freeman Wins Ovation From GOP Heartland

Sec. Freeman Cites Difficulties of Agriculture ‘Dost: Tells Willingness fo Sell Wheat to Russia

$189 699 Corn Loan To lowar   Thirty Producers Drew $25,000 or More On '61 Crop

GOES TO FLOOR OF HOUSE OVER MANY PROTESTS   INCLUDES FIRMS WITH 50 WORKERS BEGINNING IN ’65

Cambodia Plans To Refuse Aid From America  Says Money Being Used To Undermine Sihanouk Regime

Prince Sihanouk, in Calling for Immediate End of Program, Says It Is Being Used to Undermine Hic Recime

Cambodia Ends U.S. Aid   Asian Nation Halts $30 Million Assistance

Aid Refusal Made Final By Cambodia   Prince Eschews $30 Million Yearly From TJ.S.

Prince Spurns US Aid  Charges Aid H ee ee   Charges Aid Hiedes ‘rmines His Regime

$30 Million U.S.To Cut Off Aid On Cambodia's Demand      Phnom Penh, Cambodia,  Alacer ON CA

PERSONNEL WITHDRAWAL SCHEDULED   Only Diplomatic Relations Will Be Maintained

330 Million U.S. To Cut Off Aid On Cambodia's Demand      Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Nav 90 (AP)

Cambodia Acts To Cut Off Aid Granted by U.S.   Prince Declares Rebels Get Help From America

Cambodian Minister Bans US ‘Aid; Fears Military Help A Booby Trap   US Viet Nam Policy Makers Mum On Progress Of Meet

Ambassador Summoned m  $30 Millions in hid fo Cambodia Being Cut Off

Asia Nation Prince Asks Aid Stopped   Claims Rebels In Border Areas Get Equipment By U. S.

Cambodia Rejects U.S. Aid   Funds Used Against Regime, Prince Says; Wants Yanks To Go

WILL STOP AID  Cambodia Calls In U.S. Envoy   Related story Pg. 17-B

Cambodia Wants U.S. Aid Ended   Summons U. S, Ambassador  Apparently To Deliver Orders

Cambodia Set To Order End Of Yank Help   U. S. Ambassador Given Summons

Cambodia Set To End U.S. Aid   Prince Claims Program Is Used To Undernine Hin

Cambodians End All Aid From U. S.  Prince Demands All Missions But Small Staff Go

$30 million a year involved  Cambodia to cancel U.S. aid program

Denouncing U.S. aid Cambodia ministry summons U.S. ambassador to meeting

Democrats See Action  On Aid Bill   House Rules Committee Clears Foreign Aid Bill But Action Is Delayed

Aid Measure Clears Panel: Battle Looms   Republicans Map Plans For Het Fight Tuesday

GOP Objection On Foreign Aid Bars House Act   Day's Delay Seen As Democrats Try To Get an Airlift

Foreign Aid Bill Cleared For House Action  New Battle!   Wheat Sale Remains The Maior Issue

House Defeats Resolution to Allow  Early Vote on Foreign Aid Bill

Congressmen Brought Back By LBJ Order   Democrats ‘Speed Moves To Seuttle GOP’s Opposition

LBJ's Prestige  House Demo Leaders Predict Foreign Aid  Passage By Tuesday

Foreign Aid Bill Votes Airlifted  Democrats Flying House Members Back to Capital

DEMOS BOLSTER FORCES TO PASS FOREIGN AID BILI   HOPE TO CRACK GOP OPPOSITION BEFORE HOLIDAY VACATION

BUS SKIDS OFF ICY HIGHWAY   FOR HOUSE BATTLE  Aid Bill Sent To Floor

Fail in Try To Suspend House Rule   Democrats, GOP Blame Each Other For the Deadlock

Foreign Aid Bill Clears One Fight; Ready for Another on House Floor

SOLONS SCURRY BACK TO VOTE    ~ Aid Bill Cleared For Another Floor Battle

TO FORCE FOREIGN AID  Desperate House Demos Round Up Stray Votes

Foreign Aid Bill Cleared by Rules For House Action   Fight May Be Delayed Until Tuesday. Report

Absent Demos Returning for Aid Bill Vote   All-Out Effort To Beat Opposition

Planes Pick Up Absentees — House Democrats Pust For Foreign Aid Vote

Predict Aid Bill Passage By Tuesday   Planes Bring Absent Demos Back To D.C.

Battle Delayed Until Tuesday House Defeats Resolution For Vote On Foreign Aid

Rules Committee Clears ‘Aid’ Bill for Another Battle on House Floor

Call Congressmen Back to Capitol   Aid Bill Cleared For House Vote

Show-down vote due now Tuesday  House defeats resolution fo vote on aid money

Con gress:  Foreign Aid Bill Blocked In the House  Move to Take Up Measure Today Defeated 212-105

Showdown on Aid Bil Delayed Day   GOP Battling Cred Guaranty for Russ on Wheat Purchase

 Absentees hKheturn  Democrats Kye Foreign  Aid Bill OK By Tuesday

Rules Committee Clears Foreign Aid For Fight on Floor  House Battle Expected to  fama fi.

CAPITOL CORRIDORS   WASHINGTON (AP) —In th news from Washington:

SNOWSTORM HITS LAKE AREA Ohioans Shivering As Heat Wave is Broken

New Revenues To Help State Balance Buagel   Education Will Get Lions Share, Governor Says

Governor Als Signs Two-Cen Cigarette Boos   State to Have Highes Rate In Nation: House Okays 5, Liquor Hike.

State Has Highest In Nation  Scranton Signs Into Law Five Per Cent Sales Tax

British Police Nab Five With $300,000   Woman Tips Officers With Telephone Call

Raids by Scotland Yara Net 3 Men, 2 Women In Train Robbery Probe

Five Arrested, $300,000 Recovered  Scotland Yard Cracks Train Robbery Case

Police Nab Three Men, Two Women   More Than $300,000 In Cash Is Recovered; None Are Identified

Part Of Loot  Is Recovered   $300,000 Discovered In Raids By ‘Yard? Men

ALL RIGHT, CHARLIE, BEND OVER! British Heir's Tippling May Gain Him Year's Demotion--or Caning

FLOODED IRON MINE  Experts Differ on Whether ‘Knocks’ Are Other Miners

Syncom Il Used To Transmit News  3 Stories, 2 Photos Bounded Off Satellite

US. Opposes Citizens Bank Merger Plan   Consolidation With Crocker-Anglo Hit in SF. Civil Suite

Wants Action Now Brown Has 7-Point Program to End Racial ‘Nightmare’

Senate Panel Clears Works Spending Bill   $4.5 Billion for Projects Allowed

Sober Four-In-Hand Most Favored—  Bow Ties Cold Shouldered By Present Congressmen

‘Chin Whiskers Not Vogve  ‘Facial Decorations’  Shunned by Congres:

U.S., Mexico Reach ‘General Agreement’ On Settlement Of Chamizal Border Dispute

Collection for Float Parade Now In   ‘tec memreemmeren: yeep pte  Proaress

Another Cold Haveon Way  Temperature Dips   Temperature Dips To 21 in Miami

Discussing new levies Ask trading stamp firms pay state tax   Cooneratives

Tito Showers Warmth Upon Khrushchev   Yugoslavia Guarding Friendship of West

KHRUSHCHEV IN BELGRADE TODAY FOR VACATION   TRIP PROVIDES AMPLE TIME FOR RECONCILIATION

Famous Elopers Take Vows   Princess Grace’s Ex-Flower Girl Married at 15

3 DIED IN SEALED-OFF FIRE AREA      [wo Men Killed In Benton Mine Had Reached Safety, Then Returned To Fight Blaze.

After party conference  Khrushchev inspects a dividing Berlin today —

Khrushchev Visited Berlin Wall, Waved To West Germans   Poland Backs Nikita In Stand for Peace Kecinst Chinese Reds.

EAST GERMAN PARTY CONFERENCE  Nik Visits E. Berlin Wall: Nixes invitation

Khrush Pays Visit To Berlin Wall: Backed By Poles Against Peking

Nikita Views Berlin's Wall  Sees U. S. Flag in Allied Zone, Wave: At Wiact Rarlinescs

Soviet Leader Waves Across;  Sees U.S. Flag   Gomulka Hails Mr, K As Man Who Saved World From War

Khrushchev Gets Backing Of "hing  Demands Chinese Cease Attacks On

Waves To People On West Sid   Thoughtful As He Gazes At U.S. Flag

Jolly Khrushchev Waves Over Wall At West Berliners   Thoughtful Boss Of Soviet Studies American Flag

In Press Backgrounding Session  ‘No Invasion’ of Cuba Policy Is Revealed by President Kennedy.   Doesn't Cross Border  ‘Khrushchev. Visits Berlin Wall, Waves to W. Germans

Khrushchev Looks at Wall Dividing Berlin   Soviet Premier Waves to People in West Berlin

., Like We Fiqured   No Change In ‘Soviet Policy Seen ae ‘Real’ Misunderstanding Blamed In Berlin Blockade

Kennedy Sees No Danger in Russian Action   President Terms Berlin Blockade ‘Misunderstanding’

ANXIOUS VIGIL BY WASHINGTON ENDED BY MOVE  Seercmtiternr oo ee mew 2 BF Pa

“NO PERMANENT DAMAGE’ Berlin Incident Termed Soviet Misunderstanding

Two-Day Wait for GI Convoy   White House: No Setback In Cold War

Argentine Rains Quench Brazil Fire   Fire Fighters Get No Help From Wind But Accompanvina Rain Will Be Welcome

Claim Nuclear-Tip Missiles on Planes   Defense Department Says Faster Than Sound Weapons on Interceptors; Air Missile Reported To Be Advance Falcon

Interceptors Get Nuclear Missiles   Red Penetration In Arctic Brings Speedy Reaction

New Dispute Flares In  Indonesia  Crisis Averted By Agreement On Embasaey Cuard:

Dispute Flares Again in Jakarta  Guarding of Burned — QOut Embassy Is Issue

New Dispute Breaks Out  In Indonesia   British Demand Guard for Vault In Burned Embass:

Dispute in Indonesia  Rekindled   ‘Over Guarding of Burned Embassy

[To Handle Education Funds New N. C. Commission  Will Be Established

’To Improve Welfare. Of Tar Heels Sanford Says $10 Million  To Come From Foundations

Challenge Made To Khrushchev To Switch Lines   Peking Declares Movement Faces Critical Juncture

Editorial Seen As Ultimatum To Khrushchey   Want Russians To Adopt Get Tough Policy

Military Pay Boost Awaits  Senate Okay   $1.2 Billion Bill Expected to Win Passave Today

Last of Tough Cons Leaves Alcatraz As Haven for Wandering Sea Gulls

Prisone rs Moved  Alcatraz Prison Is Empty, First Time in 29 Years

Guard Towers on.'The Rock’ Empty Today  Last of Prisoners Moved from Alcatraz

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

METROPOLITAN IS BIGGEST LANDLORD  Insurance Co. Will Rent To All Races—Everywhere

Metropoli tan Life To Rent To Negroes   Rov Wilkins. NAACP executive

Takes Tip From Teddy JFK Orders Long Hike To Test Fitness Of Modern Day Marine

20 TO BE ASSIGNED Kennedy Suggests Marine Officers Try 50 Mile Hike

50-Mile Hike Planned Next Week  JFK Suggests Leathernecks Take Walk

CHARGE! MARINES GET MARCHING ORDERS From Halls of White House Is Heard ‘Ready for Teddy?

4 years ago  Marine officers face tough fest laid down by Roosevelt

AT KENNEDY’S SUGGESTION  Marines To Hike 50 Mi., Like Teddy Demanded

Teddy R. started it Kennedy wants to test ‘vigah of Marines and own staff

PLAN 50-MILE HIKE AS TEST  Marines To Attempt To Prove To JFK They Move With Vigor

Moving With Vigor!   Marine Officers To Try Teddy Roosevelt’s Order

Hut, Tew, Thee, Fo! At Kennedy Suggestion, Twenty  Marines To Try 30-Mile March   Gen. David M. Shoup. the

At President's Suggestion  20 Marine Officers To Attempt 50-Mi. Hike To Determine Their Vigor

Same e Vigor as Old Leather necks? .  Teddy Roosevelt Era 50- Mile Hike Set for Today's Marine Officers

Others Join In Marking Independence  _ Khrushchev Sends   Congratulations  To Kennedy, US

Vatican Ecumenical  Council approves use of modern lanquage in Mass

Police Hunt Murder Suspect Houston police were searching today for a schoolmate of =  high schoo! girl found brutally slain in her mother's bedroom  Catholics Near Mass Reform

Use of Modern Language Voted   Amendment on Mass Adopted by Council

18 Convict: Eseape in. Two States  4 in Michigan, . 14in Carolina

MHEG ENees We & EWEEE pil tedah-<  Een 0 es SE he GS WS  Escape Touched Off Most Concentrated Manhunt In History Of Wolverine State

Jackson’s Negro Leaders Say Meeting A Failure, Pledge Start Of Huge Demonstrations

Demonstrations Planned In Jackson, Miss. After Grievance Talks Collapse

10 More Added To Traffic Total During Weekend   Seven of Accident Victims Under 18; Prom King Dies

6 Persons Die On Highways Over Weekend  1963 Traffic Toll Increased to 866, 72 Under Year Ago

Assembly Gets New Bills Today  One Would Decide Opening Dates On Tobacco Markets

IEFENSE SPENDING OKAYED Senate Unit Serutinizes  JFK Foreign Aid Plan

Carr Organizes  Court of Inquiry Oswald's Mother Critical Of FBI Security Actions

House Passes Regents Bill by 2-1 Margin   Board Will Control Operations of Six State Universities

Ohio House Puts Okay Or Regents Bill   Senate Completes State Ratification To Outlaw Poll Tay

Ohio House OKs College Regents Plan   Battle Is Resolved On Almost Purely Party Line Vote

Ohio House OKs College Regents Plan  Battle Is Resolved On Almost Purely

Regents Bill Passed By Ohio House   Battle Resolved On Party Line; Poll Ban O.K.'d

New High School In White Area Trouble Scene  If?’ Ca, Aante Arracta   10 Students Arrested, Including White Girl

Classes Resume in Wake of Big Race Riofs in Michigan   No New Incidents at Jackson High: Jeers Refer ta Alabama.

PEACE “RETURNS IN MICHIGAN— Police Guard, School  As Classes Resume

Classes Resume At Michigan School Today   15 Officers In Area of New Schoo! Today

Scene Peaceful In Michigan  Uneasy Ouiet Returns After Rioting In School Wednesday   Uneasy Quiet Returns After Rioting In School Wednesday

Shakeup In U.S, Mission in Saigon Appears Certain   CIA Chief in South Viet Nam Is Being Called Home.  By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER  Associated Press Diplomatic Attaire Writer

West Wooing Neutrals in Geneva Talks   Seek to Pressure Russia on Test Ban Treaty

Three months time lag certain  Congress must move fast to cut taxes this year

GOP Opposes Federal Rail Seizure Plan   Dirksen Promises Moves Would Cause Fight in Congress

Sen. Dirksen Opposes Seizure ‘Or Compulsory Arbitration   Against Legislating Solution To Railroad Controversy

DIRKSEN AGAINST COMPULSORY ARBITRATION, TOO  Vows GOP Fight on Rail Grab

Drought  Conditions  Continue Small Game Season -Ovening Delaved:   Small Game Season Opening Delayed; More Rain Needed

SIX MORE COUNTIES DISASTER AREAS:  No Hunting Until More Rain Ends Fire Threats

Drenching. Rains Fail To Alleviate Threat Of More Forest Fires Across State

Cliffhanger for Motorist Driver's Cries Heeded After Five Long Hours

C 47 Crashes In New Mex.; 9 Are Killed   Transport Plane From Maryland En Route To Calif,

Severe vronghe Holding Grip   as enn ¢ (oa OVWy - : wet —ms a   Forest Fires, Water Shortages Plague Many Sections

Drought Holds Firm Grip in Many States   No Prospect for Immediate Break In Weather Pattern in East Sections

Crops, Property Losses Due To Drought Plague Wide Areas Of County

Drought Has A Firm Grip On Big Area   Water Shortages, And Forest Fires Plague the Nation

Crop Losses Mount In Wake Of Drought   Forest Fires And Water Shortages Continue In Many Sections; See No Immediate Relies

TEMPERATURES IN THE 80S ‘Heat’ Keeps Drought Hazard Severe In U.S.

Severe Drought ls Continuing  : Fires, Lack of Water Plaguing Many Areas

Broad Areas Held In Firm Grip Loss In Crops, Property Mounts In Severe Drought

POSSIBILITY OF LIGHT SHOWERS FOR TONIGHT   NO GENERAL BREAK EXPECTED IN DRY, UNSEASONABLE HEAT

Broad Areas Kept in Grip Of Drought  a. pew Leermemce   Losses to Crops, Property Mount; No Break in Sight

From Plains to New England  Drought holds firm grip on broad areas of nation

 Deafening Cheers in Capital  Astronaut Reads Prayer to Congress

ADDRESSES CONGRESS  Washington Gives Astronaut Cooper Rousing Welcome

Sky-Born Prayer In Conaress   Lauded Astronaut Has Full Day With Washinaton Crowds

Cooper Gets. Medal, Talks:  To Congress . Prayer Voiced — In KY Highligh  sat CRaae!l

PrayerRead  To Congress  By Cooper 250,000 Cheer  As He Parades Up Avenue

Cooper Gets Adulation Of Nation   Brings Prayer Back To Earth From Sky Trip

Tremendous Ovation Given Space Hero   Astronaut Reads Congress Prayer Composed In Sky

Washington Goes Wild  Over Cooper   See Editorial “Problems Of Space” on Page 6

Composed It On 17th Trip Around Earth  Throngs Cheer As  President Cites Pride Of Country

McNamara Urges Tough Procedures   S. Viet Nam Prodded To Intensify War O: Reds To Get Results

See ELLSWORTH, Page 2   Planning Group Will Meet This Tuesday in City Hall

LE MARS HIGH SCHOOL  OF 1953 PLANS REUNION ay CATINETORY Clit uceor

LE MARS HIGH SCHOOL. OF 1953 PLANS REUNION aT CouUNTR VY CT: TTR yUERT

LE MARS HIGH SCHOOL OF 1953 PLANS REUNION  AT OOPLIAIMRY CPE weEepr

LB. Facing Phone Strike at Midnight   Federal Mediators Call Both Sides to Crucial Meeting

in Alabama s Capital Segregationists Jailed ToClear Kennedy Path

Police Arrest 18 Demonstrators  Robert Kennedy at Scene Shortly After

LOOK WHAT’S ON THE INSIDE   —18 Arrested— ‘Bama Cops Clear Bob Kennedy Path

White Segregationists Arrested in Alabama   Attorney General Kennedy Flies To State Capitol: 18 Demonstrators Arrested by Police in Montgomery

ifn Montgomery ,18 Arrested Shortly Before  Arrival Of Attorney General

Demonstrators Arrested In Alabama Protesting Visit By Bobby Kennedy

Bob Kennedy In Alabama; Whites Jailed Segregationists .  Picket at Capitol.

Go West Ahead 2-0 LA Dodgers Do It Again: Turn Back Yankees. 4-1]

NCCU TOF 1axes  Scranton Blames ‘Fiscal Trickery” of Lawrence For Financial Dilemma

Blames State Tax Hike Need On Lawrence   Governor Claims He Inherited Debt-Ridden and Near-Bankrupt Funds,   Favors Sales Tay

Strong Pro-Goldwater Contingent Swings Into Action in San Francisco

Young GOP Bloc Backs Goldwater  Contingent Swings Into Action As Convention Opens

Meeting In San Francisco _ Young Republicans Seem To Like Sen. Goldwater 

 Two Ex-Convicts Captured 24 Hours ‘After Kidnap-Killing Of Policeman

SECOND COP ESCAPES GUNMAN  2 Ex-Cons Nabbed In Murder of Policeman

2 Ex-Conviets Are Arrested % - , a e : ,*@ ; @ y e —_ For Killing, Kidnaping Police

Turkish Cities Under Martial Law After Revol  Uprising Put Down After 12 Hours; Seven Reported Killed

2 Policemen From State Are Indicted   Detective And Ex-Chief Charged In Hoffa Case

“REFUND” $15 FINES  PAID BY THREE AREA fOUTHS IN SIOUX CITY — PARKING LOT FUSS .

France Feels Pressures   CASTRO WON'T FEEL MUCH PINCH  Shipping Edict Effect Underscored

City Election Tabulation   Minimum Wage Bill Is Passed On Second Reading By Senate

Bad weather blamed for air crash   FBI agent thinks plane blew apart in thunderstorm

Blustery Weather Tentatively Blamed ‘For Airliner Crash In Fla. Everglades

Investigators Probe Ruins Weather Tentatively Blamed  In Florida Crash Of Jetliner

Believe Fla. Weather Cause of Air Crash  U.S. Investigator Says Craft Broke Apart in Storm

Storm Seen Lakely Plane Crash Cause  Prober Says Craft Broke Apart Over Florida in Gale

Melt into Jungle Costly and Humiliating Defeat Inflicted On South Vietnamese

Reds Inflict Heavy Losses On Vietnamese   List Americans Among Casualties In Jungle Ambush

Qutmanned Red: Soundly Defeat  Viet Nam Force  U.S. Army Aides Reported Angry At Poor Showing

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Rain From Cindy Js Stalled in Texas

LBJ Confers on Outlook  for Spending   Economy Plans for Commerce, Defense Under Study

PLAN CORPUS CHRISTI OUTDOOR PROCESSION SUNDAY AT CATHOLIC  CUlIBPU Iw AvVvewDe

PLAN CORPUS CHRIST] OUTDOOR PROCESSION SUNDAY AT CATHOLIC CHLRPCH IN OYENC

Senate Bans Aid  To Tito   Nations Molesting Fish Vessels Also Eliminated

Dam Breaks,  Floods Area  Hundreds of Homes Hit In Wact Conact iiaaactaw

Connally: Find Path To Safety   Governor: Let's Fine Way President Can Feel Security

Police Clash With Negroes In New York  Three Men Hurt   Three Men Hurt ‘In Demonstration ‘At Hospital Site

PPPUERUED UY EDT PURDUE PE PPEP EAD EDU ETUDE PDP ED POPP ROT D TERS TDS EPPO d ree   Signals Are ‘Fine’  From New Telstar

Nuclear Test Bans..  Three Nations To Open Talks      For Tax Cut,..,  Demos Hope GOP Will Join Move

Lndurance Lest U. S. May Put ‘Astronauts In Orbit For Three Months

United States May Send Astronauts into Orbit For 3 Months to Test Weightlessness Stamina

Veronica Lake In Comeback On Broadway   Movie Sensation In 1940’s, She Slipped From View

RUSK AIDE ASKS END TO ATTACKS ON CUBA POLICY   Ball Answers Congress Critics But Protests Continue

Scott Hints Deal Made On Bases  Controversy Sull Rages On Red Threat

On JFK’s Cuban Policy  Halt Is Called For In  \Congressional Attacks

Ball Asks Accord On Cuban Policy  Appeals To Eliminate Conaressiona! Attack

[Missiles deal hinted  End of congressional attack on Cuban policy called for

Plea Follows: Claim of Deal With Nikita Undersecretary  Wants Issue Put In Perspective

BRANDT GAINS SMASHING WIN INBERLIN VOTE   Small Communist Party Loses Third of Its Popular Ballot   WALL’ BLAMED   Mayor's Socialists Win 89 of 140 Seats in City  Parliament

Brandt Gets West Berlin Vote Boost   Mayor’s Party Wins 89 Seats In City Legislature

W. BERLINERS GIVE VOTES TO WILLY BRANDT   COMMUNISTS LOSE BALLOTS IN FIRST VOTE SINCE WALL

GIVE BRANDT'S ANTI-REDS BIG EDGE   eriin Wail seen AS Majo Factor In Balloting  SOCIALISTS   Win 89 Of 140 Parliament Seats For Gain Of 12; Christian Demos Fade

Berlin Vote Gives Gains  To Brandt   Socialists Sweep First Election Sine Reds Built Wall

Brandt Gets Big Edge In Berlin Vote   Reds Rebuffed As “Mayor Wins Along With Party Ticket

A Smashing Vote Of Confidence Fo West Berlin Boss  Brandt’s Socialists Capture 89 Of 140 Seats In New Setup

Hated Wall Has Effect On Balloting  Rede Lose Third   Reds Lose Third Of Popular Vote

BRANDT WINS BIG BACKING   West Berlin Election Seen As Reflecting Opposition To Wall

Reds Lose Grouna     West Berliners Give Mayor Big Vote of Confidence

Voting Favors  Brandt   Parliament Edge Is Given Mayor Of W. Berlin

West Berlin Gives Brandt Great Victory   Anti-Communist Party Captures 89 Of 140 Seats   NO CHANGE SEEN

Brandt Backed in West Berlin  Gets Large Vote Of Confidence In Election Sunday

Brandt sails to victory   His anti-Communist.  win 89 of 140 seats

Willy Brandi Given Vote Of Confidence      First Election Since Wall

Brandt Reelected In West Berlin  bie, Dartey Gainc   His Party Gains Parliament Seats

Brandt Gets Backing In Berlin Vote   His Party Wins Big Gain In First Ballot Since Wall Erected

In First Election Since Red Wall  W. Berliners Back  Brandt's Socialists

Brandt gets smashing vote of confidence  Usact Rariinara   West Berliners deal communists biggest setback

Anti-Red Brandt Wins Big Victory   Socialists Claim Smashing Victory In Berlin Balloting

West Berliners Favor Brandt  GO a Oe LT ine   Give Him Smashing Confidence Vote

Integrationist Shot To Death  Full-Scale Search Begun For Killer Of White Man, 35

Integrationist Is Murdered In Alabama   Maryland Man Shot To Death Besidé Road -

Alabama Seeks Killer of Integrationist, Shot on Way to See Mississippi Governor

Segregation Foe Murdered on Hike  White ‘Crusader’ Shot in Alabama

integrationist Killed in Alabama   Maryland Mailman, Shot on Highway, Was Conducting a Personal Protact :

Integrationist Shot To Death Near Small Alabama Town; Killer Sought

Integrationist Slain on Civil Rights Walk  William L. Moore Of Maryland Shot Beside a Highway

Hiking to Mississippi White integrationist shot to death in Alabama

White Hiker Found Shot Along Road   Integrationist Was on Personal Mission Carrying Signs   Talks to Wife

Widespread Hunt for Killer White Maryland Integrationist Shot to Death on Road in Alabame

White Integrationist Slain  Full-Seale Search Is On For Man’s Killer

Baltimore Postman Shot To Death In Alabama On  An Integration Mission

Alabama  Is Stirred  By Slaying Killer of White”  In tegration Marcher Huntec

 Victim Making Pilgrimage  Slayer of Integrationist Subject of Alabama Hun

integrationist Slaying Fans State Hunt   Alabama Governor Describes Incident As “Dasterdly Act”

Integration Leader Is Shof, Killed   White Maryland Man Found Dead Beside Highway

Integration Walker Shot In Alabama Slaying Called Dastardly Act By Segregationist

IOWA MOTOR HtATHS   Killer sought in Alabama White integrationist slain

Governor Offers Reward For Integrationist Killer...   Binghamton Man Was ‘Saving’ World

HAVE COME OF AGE  Republicans See Victory Regardless Of Vote Count

Strike Against Southern Ry. Set Tomorrow   Brotherhood Accuses Company Of Unilaterally Changing Contract

Southern Railway Strike Is Called  _ Firemen, Engineers   To Walk Out Sunday

1200 WORKERS AFFECTED BY SUNDAY ORDER   ENGINEMEN AND FIREMEN TO WALK OFF JOB TOMORROW

Southern Railway strike called for early Sunday   Firemen and enginemen say they will walk out due to contract violations

Throne Up, Dave Fellin To Follow   Tumultous Shout Greets Throne As He Reaches Top

Second Due To Follow Quickly   Throne Brought to Surface in Special Har: ness Early Today

‘Balloon Probe Finds Water Vapo /On Mars; Life? ‘Marginal at Best’

Mars Findings Are Revealed  Marginal Life Is Possible, Report Summary States

‘Christmas Message.  Pope Says His Journey To Holy Lanc To Be Search For Peace And Unity

Hope, Peace and Christian Unity — Pope Explains Reason  For Trip to Holy Land

Bright Paper. Pretty Ribbons   Fir st Yule Message To Wor Id  Holy Land Trip For Unity -- Pope

Nehru To Ask West For Planes   Seeks Defense If Red China Stages Attack By Air

Six U.S. Bishops Elected to Vatican Commission Posts   Pope Created Committees to Speed Up Activities by the Ecumenical Council

In Kansas City Petite blonde faces seven charges after vodka bout

Forest Park Highiands  Spectacular Fire Destroys St. Louis Oldest, Largest Amusément Center

5-Year Act Ends Tragically  Trick Shot Misses Mark And Kills His Dauskter

Horrifies Audience     Trickshooter Kills Daughter, 14   Phatn on nage 6-A

Shooting Act Ends One Miss In Five Years But It’s Fatal For Girl

SHOT THROUGH FOREHEAD Marksman’s Bullet Claims Life of Teen-Age Daughter

BULLET KILLS GIRL, V4 Wild Trick Shot Spells Ene To Father-Daughter Act

VIANY SHIPS SAIL INTO ETERNITY Tanker May Add to  Mivsteries of Sea

United Appeal Allocations ~ ‘Are Reduced :   Many Sailed Into Mysterious Eternity  Sulphur Queen Not First Ship to Vanish at Sea

No Enthusiasm As Road Board Approves Links   Connections for Eastern Turnpike

MOC FO JOU VI Cli 170  Missouri Villagers Sending War Bride Home To Visit Parents; Was Efficient Telephone Operator

Climax of Cleopatra — Burton Granted Divorce;  Free to Wed Liz Taylor

World’s Most Publicized Lovers Burton Divorced, Free  To Wed Elizabeth Taylor

Burton Free To Marry Liz; She’s Not Quite. At Liberty-But Any Day Now.

‘NEXT STEP 1S FOR FISHER TO GET DIVORCE   Burton Now Free to Marry Liz Taylor

IEW FIRES FLARE roa East, ‘Midwest . ‘Continue To.  - Fight Drought

10,000 Pilgrims  Throng Jerusalem   Various Sects Worship At Sacred Shrines In Holy City; Moslem Police On Hand

Withholding System Of Collecting State Income Tax Criticized By GOP

Attack State y fithholding (vctom Today  System Labeled ““Insensible”. By

Senate GOP Gives OK To School Plan   Seranton’s Basrd Setup Passed Ont Party Lines

AT MT. V.-STATE FAIR Miss Jefferson County To Be Crowned July 20

Will Castro-Like Regime Take Over?  Haiti Faces Political Upheava

Could Spur U.5. Action —  Lid Might Blow Off in 1 Spring i in Republic of Haiti

Confusion In Haiti Leading To Crisis   Analysis Background Of The News

Revolution kxpected In  Caribbean   Haiti Seen As Prime Target For Explosion

'U. S$. Remains Wa ry Republic Of Haiti May Face Blowup In Spring

, Lid May Blow Off This Spring Castro-Like Regime Feared in Republic of Haiti

Intervention possible  Haiti could be next hot spot in Caribbean area

BEER REFERENDUMS KI  {Story in Colemn 3 Below)      CUBA ‘ATTACKS’ U.S. BOAT

ANOTHER CUBA IN THE CARIBBEAN?   Explosive Haiti ripe for revolt

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   U.S. Military Action May Be Needed In Case Of Blowup In Haiti

Fear Another Cuba  Condition Red In Haiti   JFK Address  Red Target No. 1 Calls Betancourt

Spring Trouble ls Feared In Haifi Republic   Some Observers See Possibility Of Rise Of Castro-like Regime

U.S. Troops Might Be Needed  \Upheaval Reported Brewing in Haiti

Escape Hole Driven Into Coal Cavern   Enlargement Of Hole May Take 30 Hours; Size Being Debated

REPORT FINDS RAIL WOES DUE TO LONG-HAULS   Interstate Committee Hits ‘Uneconomical’ NHRR Operations   MERGER FAVORED   Governors Told Commu. ter Operations Should Be Integrated

Administration Forces Fight Attempt to Raise Interest Rates on Foreign Aid Loans

See, 0 MM ———— ae  $38 Million “Cap Between Requests And State Revenue

Preyer Holds News Meeting  Favors Handling Racial Issues On  The Local Level

6th Grand Ole Opry Star Killed-in: Month   Téxas Ruby. ‘Owes Dies in Fire ‘Which Engulfed Trailer Home

‘Dr. Van Allen Reverses Stand, Says U.S. Tests Fouled Up itadintion Belt

Considering Returning to U. S. —  Mrs. Nhu and Children Will Have Rome Reunion

Mrs. Nhu, Children To  Meet in Rome   Former First Lady May Return to U.S.  Following Reunion

Mme. Nhu Now Seeks To Stay In The U.S.A.   Cites Sympathetic Messages; Will Visi Children In Rome

Mrs. Nhu Mav Return To The US   Following Trip To Rome to See Three Children

Pact Ends Centuries Of Conflict   Nations Pledged To Consultations On Culture, Defens:

Friendship _ Treaty Ends Long Enmity   Ceremonial Kiss Closes Conference Of Two Leaders

France And W. Germany Sign Pact   Centuries Of Conflic -End In Continental Fashion By Kisses

France, Germany Sign Sweeping Cooperation Pac!   Treaty Is Designed To Bind Them Into Lasting Friendship

W.Germany And France  Principals   Action Designed ToHelpPromote United Europe

DeGaulle, Adenauer Sign Pact   Sweeping Treaty of Cooperation Ends Era of Conflict

Evidence Produced a Former Dynamics Official  Had Early TFX Knowledae

Diem and Nhu Both Dead in Wake Vietnam Rebellion   ‘Buddhist Named Vietnam Prime Minister  U.S. Sees Stronger War Effort Under New Leaders

Buddhists Lead in New  Government   Saigon Radio Says Deposed Leaders Committed Suicide

CLAIM DIEM, NHU TAKE POISON   Say Pair Committed Sui cide After Capture  MILITARY CNiip   Spearheaded By Buddhist: New Government Frees Political Prisoners

Buddist, Military, Form South Viet Nam Coalition: Diem. Mnu Reported Dead

Believe Diem and Nhu Dead of Self-Poisoning; Celebrate In Saigon   Greater Unity And Strength

Buddhists In  New Regime   Saigon Suicide Siory Is Sull Unconfirmed

Ousted Leaders Commit Suicide   Diem, Brother Dead: Buddhists Take Over   Kennedy To  Miss Game

Ngo Brothers Took Own Lives, Some Accounts Say; People Are Joyous

How Ngos Mef Death Is Mvstery   Thousands Dance In Streets; Diem’s Veep New Leader

Rebels proclaim new Viet Nam government   Announce death of President Diem:and his brother Nhu: thousands dance in streets

Radio Saigon Reports Suicides; Military Junta Takes Control   New Premier Said ToBe Well-Qualified

Vietnamese Government Is Taken By Military Rebels: Premier Named

Report President Diem And Brother Committed Suicide Today Enroute To Jail In Saigon in An Armored Vehicle

Buddhists Lead New Saigon Government; Death of President Nao, Brother Nhu Is Announced   US Hoping For Best In Viet

Milifary Junta Takes Over In Viet Nam  Reoime Tonnled   Regime Toppled After 17 Hours Of Fighting

Ousted Pair May Have Been Slain   Thousands Dance for Joy in Saigon Streets After Coup

BUDDHISTS TAKE OVER S. VIET NAM   Say Brothers Commit Suicide Or Were Shot By Officer; Generals Name Tho President.

DIEM. BROTHER DEAD .   WVinivi, DNUITIEN VERA...  Rebels contro! South Viet Nam

Mystery Shrouds Leaders’ Death   Reports Say Ex-President, Nhu Took Poison During Capture

Diem and Brother Reported Dead After Surrender   Buddhist Name By Rebels as New President

New Government ls Proclaimed; Buddhists Rule   Rebel Radio Reports Diem Was a Suicide

Military Junta Sets Up Provisional Government  VIET REVOLT OUSTS DIEM REGIME

Buddhists Take Over  Viet Nam Government   Conflicting Reports Say Ousted Officials Committed Suicide, Were Slain; Thousands Dance in Streets

BUDDHIST HEADS GOVERNMENT Radio Saigon Reports Brothers Swallowed Poison After Captur e

Buddhist Regime Is In Control   Brothers Suicides or  Were They Shot? Tales Vary

Pair Taken In Military Coup d‘Etat   Capture, Suicides End 17-Hour Army Revolt; Temporary Regime Set

Report of Suicide Is Disc  Diem, Nhu Executed by Rebels in So. Viet Nam

Pro-American Leaders  Take Over So. Viet Nam   Viet Nam Crisis Keeps JEK in White House

Coup Announces Diem, Nhu  Dead; Buddhist Gover nment      US Hopes New Rule Can Heal Wide Rift   Diem’s Vice President Is Leader Of New Government

Coup Led by Gen. Doung Van Minh Topples South Vietnamese Government After Bloody Uprising

Report Nhu, Diem take own lives  Viet Nam junta temporary continue to fight Reds

Viet Nam Coup Succeeds; Diem, Nhu Die   eae £CSLLJICS  NO cn mR a eae  Murder Trial In Sixth Day      School Merger Is Durham Issue   On B Bedminster Zoning  ‘Silly’ Statements     Hit By Supervisor

Buddhists Now In  Control   Reports Differ If Death Was By Suicide Or Leaders Could Have Been Shot

Control Won By Buddhists   Viet Nam’s Tyrant Brothers Committed Suicide, Foes Say

Pres. Diem, Nhu Dead Say Viet Nam Rebels      New Premier  Is Buddhist

Civilian President Named By Junta  Deaths Of Diem, Nhu, Confirmed

South Viet Nam Leaders Suicide Following Coup   President Diem, Brother Reported Dead; Junta Vows Fight Against Reds.

Say Brothers Took Poison After Capture  Buddhist General Is   Buddhist General Is Provisional Head Of the Government

Diem, Nhu Reporfedly Commit Suicide   Seventh Fleet Standing Ready; Casualties Heavy

FLU PUSHING INTO MIDWEST   ‘Asian- Type INness Confirmed in Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Kansas

Sno-Week Royalty Selected   Influenza Cases Begin to Mount in Midwest Cities

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   ‘influenza Wave Pushes Into Midwest After Attack In East U. S.

Wave Of Flu Moves West  Oe i ae A  Sage   Several Asian Cases Confirmed

Many Schools Closed In The East... Influenza Wave Is Pushing  Into Midwest;Deaths Mount

Epidemic Of Influenza Spreading  Schools Closed, Job Absenteeism Jumps

Asian Flu Seems to B« Moving Into Midwest   Moving West After Striking In Eastern US.

Work Forces Reduced -Eastern Seaboard Area Schools Shut By ‘Flu’

N egroes Seek to MovelIn   Police Mass For Attempt   By HARRY MAITLAND and DON MURRAtCH

N egroes Seek to Moveln  Police Mass For Attempt  By HARRY MAITLANI

Today's Telegram   Union Head Would Suppress Advertising By Power Firm

Kennedy To Make Cuban Statement Thursday; Political Storm Brews   Alabamians Sue U.S. Marshalls For $750,000 In Ole Miss Battle

‘oreign News Commentary Haiti Dictator Keeps Self  In Power With ‘Bogeymen’

Cambedia’s Action Could Be Blow To West’s Plans in Southeast Asia

m TNGRS  etyetes  Cambodia's Cancellation of U.S. Aid to Have Far-Reaching Effect

'Charges he was engaged in espionage  ‘U.S. orders expulsion of Soviet diplomat

U.S. Ousts Russian Diplomat   Soviet Accused of Trying to Recruit CIA Aide as Spy

Robena Suit Is Filed   30 Survivors Seek Damages From U.S. Steel  Far Exnlocion

Uo. glee! sued  Survivors of 30 Robena ‘Mine Explosion Victims File Suit for Damages

Communications Link Is Sought  U. S. Presses Soviet For Its Establishment

U.S. Nudges Russ on Setting Up Direct Communications Link at Tor

F ears War By Accident Or Miscalculatior  US Pushes For Close Link With Soviet’s Top Level   Either Could Launch Nuclear Retaliation McNamara Sees Stalemate ~’  In US-Red Missile Race

To Avoid Risk Of War By Accident  Press For Direct Link To Russia

Direct Link With Russia Urged by U.S   Communications Tieup to Lessen  War Risk Sought

4 US. Wants Permanent Need  ‘Press Soviets For Communication Link

US. Asking Direct Line To Kremlin  Act To Avoid Risk   Act To Avoid Risk Of Accidental War, Russians Are Ureed

Need Vital Says Envoy At Geneva   Teletype And Phone Hookup Could Be Used

To Avoid War By Accident U.S. Urges Direct Link Between Kennedy, Mr. Kk

To reduce danger of unintended war.  Direct communications link urged by US

Fears War By Accident Or Miscalculation  US Pushes For Close Link With Soviet’s Top Level

U.S, Russian Direct Line System Pressec  Action Requested To Avoid Risk Of War Rv Accident

Captain couldn’t believe it      Navy jels arrived 55 minules after call   lo avoid ‘accidental war  U.S. asks phone line to Kremlin

In Interests of Peace —  U.S. Still Seeking ‘Hot Line’ To Moscow

UNITED STATES PRESSING REDS FOR AGREEMENT   COMMUNICATIONS LINK SOUGHT TO AVOID ACCIDENT

U.S. Asks Direct Line for Chiefs   Presses Russia to OK Proposal, Avoid Mistake

Two Billings In One Mailing  Deadline On Real Estate Tax Payments Extended

GOP Senators To Let School Measure Ride   Scranton Request To Strengthen Bill May Be Ignored

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT   Babson Discusses Looking Bhaedt ECiftu Vaare

_Did St. Malachy Foresee The Next Pope?  The Amazing Papal Prophecies

AMAZING IITH-CENTURY. PROPHECY LISTED PONTIFFS  5 More Popes Before Judgment Day

DENIES REPORT   zIN Tt THE MOOD FOR IT?  » ‘Let Me Think.’ Said the Fly

Wheat Vote Supreme Test on Controls   Union Says JFK Urged No Walkout

reason for referenaum  Wheat production too high even under government curb

Overproduction Of Wheat Is What's Behind Nationwide Referendum Slated For May 21

Religious Expert Sifts It What Is The Significance Of TheSupremeCourt’sDecision  On The Lord’s Prayer, Bible?

“COURT RULING ENCOURAGES OBJECTIVE STUDY OF BIBLE   ‘Area ‘Religious Leaders ‘Comment On Court Ruling

What Does The Supreme Court's Prayer Decision Mean?   By LOUIS CASSELS

For Objective Study Of Religion  Significance Of Court     Decision Is Outlined

— Bible’s Literary, Historic Qualities Cited By Justice Clark —  Supreme Court Encourages Objective Study Of Religion   By LOUIS CASSELS Tnited Pre«« International

[Plug for Objective Teaching  Study of Religion Is Important, Supreme Court Says

iViews On 1964 GOP Race 'Proxmire Waiits te See Rochy-Goldwater Primary

Showered with prizes       Nurse-to-be ‘capped, kissed atter Frontier Day queen win

WHUWUPCU Will Pilacs Nurse-to-be ‘capped,’ kissed  after Frontier Day queen wit

Club Owner’s View... .  ‘Man Has Right To Bias —If He Foots The Bi!

, Girls Who Undress On Beach Also Banned  Club Owner Defends Anti-Negro Bias

Owner OF Club Defends Right To Be Biased  Views Expressed Baffle Committee On Civil Rights

300,000 Left Homeless  Brazilian Forest Fire  Death Toll Set At 250

More Than 250 Dead In Forest Fires In Brazil:  300 000 Left Homeless

‘Flames Leave 300,000 Homeless  250 PERSONS PERISH IN BRAZILIAN FOREST FIRES

300,000 ARE HOMELESS Forest Fires Claim Lives Of 250 Persons In Brazil

250 Perish in Fire   Forest Blaze Sweeps Brazilian State 200 NNN Percane Left Homeless

Fires In Brazil Leave 250 Dead  300,000 Homeless After Forest Burns

Schinagle Get: Paroled After Long Probe   Board Members Vote 3-2 For Slaver’s Freedom

Did Khrushchev’s Daughter Pave Way For Visit By Him To Vatican?   Bv ERNEST SAKLER

Red Editor’s Papal Visit Could Indicate Thaw In Soviet-Catholic Tension   By ERNEST SAKLER United Press International   Nixon Assails Kennedy Blunders; Calls Kor Complete Cuban Blockade

Red Precedent Broken (Kremlin- Vatican Thaw May ‘Lead to Visit by Khrushchev

Speculation Rife That Nikita May Visit Pope«John   Rv FRNESPT CAKT WE

Adzhubei’s Visit to Vatican May Signal Stens in Easing Tension with Commies. .

Millersburg Man  Faces Murder Count  Charged With Killing Wife in Farm Home

SAGreh JOM NON-VIOIeni ONOW  Mass Race Demonstration Brings Wholesale Arrests

“No More Mines For Us”  3 Boys Are Rescued After 2-Day Ordeal In: Abandoned Mine

ANATOMY OF A sEARCH  ‘No More Mines For Us, We've Had Enough,’ Boys Declare

Mine rescue termed miraculous  Workers refused to quit, found boys

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PUPILS PARTICIPATE IN JUNIOR CRUSADER CANCER PROGRAM

20,000 Layoffs in Fishing Industry   Commercial Fishermen Fighting to Restore Public Confidence

BOTULISM SCARE CAUSES LAYOFFS AT GREAT LAKES   INDUSTRY FIGHTS TO RESTORE PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN FISH

SALES PLUMMET AFTER 7 DEATHS  Tainted Fish Scare Idles 20.0600 Men

Sales plummeting Food poisoning scare causes layoffs in fishing industry

Botulism Scare Reduces Jobs  20,000 Reported   20,000 Reported Laid Off in Lakes Fishing Industry

in Botuli ism Scare  Only Great Lakes Area . Products. Are Involved.

OVERSEAS PAY RULES REVISED BY MNAMARA   Explains New Listing Considers How The Conditions Vary   375,000 GIS WILL LOSE ELIGIBILITY

Living Conditions Linked to Slash in Special Pay  On Eligible List For Hardship Cash

Overseas .  Extra Pay Eligibility Is Revised  375,000 Lose, 225,000 Keep.

UNDER COMFORTABLE CONDITIONS Special Military Pay Halted For 375,000 On Overseas Duty

375,000 GI's Lose Special  Overseas Pay   Secretary McNamara  Issues Orders for Cutting Men Off List

Temperature Records Shattered  Century's Worst Cold Wave Hits South

OVER 600 ATTEND CONFERENCE MEET OF AREA LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN HERE New Vice Pres'dent  le Mrs. Loran Hanno

OVER 600 ATTEND CONFERENCE MEET OF AREA LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN HERE New Vice Pres’dent  te WArpe Lagan Lianna

Dignitaries World Over Pay Homage   Somber Figures _Express Grief, Wish LBJ Well   (Related Kennedy Stories On Pages DV 2ACLDI192-1 2-76-12)

JFK Said Sure Russian Troops Will Leave Cuba   Ligh Latin Officials Say Kennedy Expects Withdrawal by End of March.

‘Possible Space Testing Espionage’ Charged - Solon Protests Soviets Trawlers Off Florida But Washington Officials See No Violation

ILLINOIS OPPOSES SMITH’S ROUTE Kentucky May Reject Interstate 24 Plan

Ecumenical Council Resumes Sunday  Nine Laymen Invited to   Nine Laymen Invited to Attend Secret Sessions; Ome Ie Bn Amoaricon.

Fast Photofax System Installed , . .  Times Readers Get New Photo Service

Capital Awaits Giant Civil Rights March .   Vanguard Arrives for Mass Demonstration  on Wednesday

NATURAL RESOURCES BILL PASSEL   New. State ‘Pill Bill’ Given Approval in Senate

MURDER, SUICIDE VERDICT IS GIVEN   'Despondent Man Killed Wife And Then Took His Life, a Officials Say

‘Cleopatra’ Opens. .  ... And That’ s News,  However You Slice It

Mob of 8,000 jams Broadway  Critics divided on merits of ‘Cleopatra’

Panhandle Braces For Fresh Front   Brownwood Heads  Area Guard Units

Reaction To Convicl’s Testimony  Prober Supports Valachi, Mobster Calls Him Liar

Valachi Unveils Underworld — Varied Reaction Greets  Testimony on Gang Crime

 Tale Of Vengeance:  Veracity Of Valachi Is Subject Of Hot Debate

Valachi to Appear Before Grand Jury   Cosa Nostra Probe Draws Varying Reaction in Senate

AMERICAN NATIONAL RANK   FIRST NATIONAL BAN   NORTH STATE BANK   Mob Stoolie’s Testimony of Underworld Fact or Fiction?

Can He Be Believed? ...  Mobster Valachi Arouses Mixed Reactions At Hearing

Varied Reaction To Valachi’s Story About Syndicate Crime      Sen. McClelland Says He Believes What Convicted Killer Is Saying

za WIDE-RANGING VIEWS = =f f Valachi’s ‘Tour’:  Is It Real Place?

Valachi Stirs Varied Reactions  * * * *x * : * * * * * *  Mobster Takes N ation On Dark Tour Of Underworld

Valachi: Fact or Fiction? Opinions Vary   Resume Query Tuesday   Ru GC. MITTON REITY

Chairman af Senale Probe Group Feels Testimony. of Valachi-Can Be Believed

Reception of Mobster’s Testimony Varies Widely   Valachi To Be Quizzed About Narcotics Racket

From Ohio House Gallery State Police Use Force To Eject Demonstrators

Protest Failure Of Measure on Fair Housing  Patrolmen Carry Throo Cream (iallerw   Patrolmen Carry Three From Gallery Others Walk Out

Yeap ARI PRS   Tighter Legislation Could Increase Intangible Tax Collections In State

Members and General Public Urged to Attend MCPA Sessions This Afternoon and Evening

Wichita Supporters Air Views Before Committee   Regents Opposed To Present Versions OF Bills Favoring WU's Admittance

— a Wichita Bills Are Opposed By Regents  Reed Says Power   Reed Says Power Politics Applied to Educational Issue

Education Bill Faces inal Test   Name Change Foes   trrell Recalls

Pair Joyful, Health Good After Ordeal   Survivor Thinks Trapped Man fe Stil] Alive

Throne. Fellin Greet Surface With Song, Jig: Condition Of Both ‘Good’

Fellin, Throne Sing and Dance After 2 Weeks   Liforts Started to Bring Up Louis Bova, Third Man Trapped by Cave-in.

— Resume To Rescue Third Miner =  Men Reported In Good Condition After. ‘Being Trapped Underarsund Two Weeks

EhOU OATS UROL S) SUCCICeLIOM UP  Living Costs Take Another Bite

Clothes, Rent, Transportation Show Increase  Only Food Drops  Eractional Paint

Reds Gunning For Yanks in Asian Sector?   Larger Americans Are Easy Targets

Suspect Red Drive to Kill U. S. Military Advisers in S. Viet Nam

CHINESE REDS MAY BE SWITCHING POLICY  Killing Of Americans Poses Question

Suspect Drive To Kill U.S. Military Men   Special Troops On Watch In South Viet Nam   PRIME TARGET

Viet Cong May Be Starting {Campaign To Kill Americans   85 KILLED

Officials check trend in pattern developing  AreU.S. military advisers prime targets?

Watch Viet Nam Developments  Watch for Signs of Red Drive on Yanks

USES POINT OF LAW Hughes’ Privacy  Remains Intact      NEWS~ BRIEFS

 Remains Big Problem  Bidault Would Leave Germany Rather Than Quit Activities

‘Can’t love anything’  Pet skunk causes owner jail sentence after rift

Seizure Of Pet Skunk By Wildlife Agents Results In Jailing Of Man

Auto Insurance Probe Goes On  Southern General pecans Said lst To  ocusg Pointe

RAILROADS         Five Overdue Duluth Canoeists Found Near Fort William

Cooper Runs Into Trouble   Astronaut To Guide ‘Ship’ Back To Earth Manually

New Decision on Laos Seen Near  Officials Rule Out Sending U.S. Troops

Kennedy Mulling Decision On Laos   But Officials Rule Out ‘Any Use Of U.S. Troops

Will Not Involve Sending U.S. Troops There  Other Actions In Many Fields Are

President Coneerned  Over Laos   Officials Rule Out Plans To Send U.S. Troops There Now

Neutrals Leave Plaine Des Jarres Ahead of Reds   U.S. Troops Not Planned For Laos

Troop Sending Ruled Out U.S. Is Reported Near Important Decision on Laos

U. S. Preparing to Announce Major Decision on Laos  No Immediate Prospect of   No Immediate Prospect of Sending Troops. Officials Say

Security Council Meets Today  U.S. Action Near  On Laos Situation

U.S. Preparing Major Decision On Strife In Laos _   President Denies Promise Of Second Cuban Thrust

U.S. Troops Use Ruled Out  Decisions Seen  ‘On Strife In Laos   Castro Foes Striving  To Revive Exile Body

‘From Berlin to Bogota ‘Saddened World Continue:  'To Honor John F, Kennedy

WORLD CONTINUES LIFE OF KENNEDY, NAMES VILLAGES, SCHOOLS FOR HIM

Congress Slated to Assist Mrs. Kennedy   World Moves to Rename Everything in Honor of Kennedy

Kennedy Tributes Continue   Villages, Churches Children Are  Given Name

Reveals Decision In AF Speech   Graduates Hear Challenge To  Broader Role

Reveals Supersonic Transport Plans  ‘JFK Begins Western Speaking Tour

JFK Sends 2 to Birmingham  Red Blaik. Kenneth Royall Named as Advisers

Ex-Army Leader, Football Mentor To Aid President   Royall, Red Blaik Will Seek to Allay  Birmingham Tension

JFK Appoints Two to Seek Racial Peace   Blaik, Royal Named To Commission Aftet Chief Sees Negroes

Two Envoys Being Sent To Alabama   JEK Confers With Seven Neoro Leaders

Blaik, Royall Will Try To Ease Race Tension In City of Birmingham

BLAIK, ROYALL TO FIGHT FEAR   PRESIDENT ISSUES CALL FOR COOPERATION, RESTRAINT

Kennedy Sends Two On Mission   Pair To Represent Him In Birmingham Respected In City

Blaik, Royall Birmingham Emissaries  Kennedy Confers  With Negroes On  Racial Tensions

Missouri: ——aa  Seven Are Dead In 2 Accidents   Five People Are Killed in Crash Near Nevada

Celebration being planned  Russian space flyers return safely to earth

Clinton County Delegates To Attend Zoning Meeting For Carlyle Lake Tonight

History Explodes Before Reporter's Eyes in Assassination of President   By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Reporter

The events as seen close up Ace reporter's dramatic story of Kennedy death

UPI Reporter Tells About the Last Day   By MERRIMAN SMITH 51901 White WHenca Danartar

Eyewitness Story To Six Vital Hours Of History   Improving Connally Told Of JFK Death

Merriman Smith Describes Tragedy on Dallas Street   By MERRIMAN SMITH  gtent wlletan, Ghaeccee Bamancknw

Bid for Prompt Action Due  GOP Support Needed OnTreaty Ratification

Bipartisanship Vital for Okay Of Agreement   Lengthy Discussion Due for Senators  Before Any Voting

GOP Support Needed to Ratify Pact  Sen. Dirksen Key   Sen. Dirksen Key Figure if Senate Approval Is Given

Democrats Need!  to Ral fy Traaly   Hartimean te Heportad Happy With Agreanant Kid Other Palle,

Dems Counting On GOP Help To Ratify Pact  Agreement Expectex To Be Inspected Closely Rv Senate

Dems Count On GOP In Treaty O.K.   Mansfield Says Senate Won't ‘Rush It Through’

GOP Help Needed for Ban Treaty   Mansfield Says Senate Won't Rush Its Approval

Democrats Are Counting on GOP Backing To Win Test Ban Pact Approval in Senate

Demos Count On GOP Support ToHelp Ratify Test Ban Treaty   Mansfield Says Senate Will Move As Expeditiously As Possible 

‘Union Leaders to Give Views on Kennedy Plar To End Rail Dispute

Solons Need GOP   Direct Bargaining Renewed On Work Rules Rail Wrangle

Parleys In Private Held Hope   Disarmament Seen Pinned On Chances  Ear Camnvramica

Thresher May Have Lost Power At 'Crucial Time In Surface Attempt

Price Hikes Reported  Responsible   Most Keep Silence On Grand Jury Call

Big Steel FirmsCalled On Carpet  Grand Jury Subpoenaes  Involve Prices

Compan y. Surprised By Action   Jury's Setion Falls Tn Shadow OF JP's Mention Of Coneerr:

Weather   Nest Egg Returned  50-Cent Coat Proves Out as Investment in Honesty

Chronology   Three-Day Record Of Events Starting With Assassination

¢ AUTOMATION—I:  “Poets Are Frequently Ahead Of Scientific Automation Guessing

What's Inside   GETS LAW PASSED Housewife Demonstrates ‘Power Of Woman’ Adage

Old Adage Again Proven In Wise.— “Never Underestimate Power Of A Woman”

ES:  Wisconsin Woman’s Determination  Outlaws Regrooving Of Old Tires

 Reynolds Signs Measure —  Woman’ s Campaign Against Old Tires Brings Ban in Wisconsin

NO MORE RE-GROOVING Wisconsin Woman ‘Tires’ Of Runaround—and Wins

Never Underestimate ...  State Has New Used Tire Law, Thanks To A Woman

She Fought and Won—Woman's Tire Ire Grows  Into Ban on Old Grooves

WILL WAIVE RIGHT TO APPEAL  Andersen To Give Up Governorship Monday

Andersen Says He Will Not Appeal  Rolvaag Will be Governor Monday

POLI LOLOLL OLE LP LLOORAO DLE LS  Nikita Waits Fight Minutes  For Capitalists

Two Killed, 10 Hut In Mine Blast   ‘Methane Suspected As Explosion Cause In Anthracite Pit

Meredith's Statements fo Newsmen Blamed for Latest Campus Flareups

Ole Miss. Chancellor Blames Meredith's Press Conference for (Recent Student Demonstrations

Magistrate Recommends Deportation  Pretty Pal Of Christine Keeler Sentenced For Running Brothel

The ‘Madeis” And Minks' Mess Britons. New: Fear: Has Scandal. Popularized $ex?

New Problem Rocks England inWake of Profumo Scandal   Deticit May Force a Sales Tax

Britons Fear That Sex Seandal Has Popularized  Prostitution in Britain

SPREAD OF VICE IS SEEN Many fear Profumo sex scandal has popularized prostitution in Britain

Britain Fears Spread Of Vice   Profumo Scandal Popularizes Prostitution In London

“A Shot To Death In Parish House   2 Dead And 2 Wounded In Yule Party Shootin:

Four Slain In Attempt To Rob Rectory   Gunman Held; Brother. Cornered. Reported Suicide

4 Are Killed in Church Rectory  Believe 2 Brothers Attempted Robbery

{NOTHE K IS WOl NDED  Five Die in Attempt To Halt  Robbery in Church Rectory

July 4 Weekend Traffic Deaths Set New Record   Total Of 557 Killed On Nation's Highways During 102-Hour Period

Traffic Toll Sets Summer  Holiday Mark   354 Highway Deaths Recorded Over Long Holiday Weekend

U.S. Pro-Castro Group Breaking Uy   NEW YORK (UPI) — The pro-Castro Fair Play for Cuba Committee (FPFC) quietly is seeking to go out of business, it was learned to-

Oswald Stigma Sticks, Fair Play For Cuba Group Seeks To Dissolve

in Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   After Stormy 27 Months ‘F air Play for Cuba’ Group Reported Trying to Disband

Mexico City to Have Olympics  Detroit Loses Bid For Games in 1968

Mme.NgoNhu ‘Peeved’ At D.C.Reception   Only Two Officials Attend Ceremony; Fails To See Father

KENNEDY MAY GIVE DECISION ON WHEAT SOON   SENATORS FEEL JFK SHOULD USE OWN JUDGEMENT

Kennedy Wheat Decision Near   Economic, Political Implications Studied

Kennedy Calls In Advisers On Wheat Sale    Urged To Sell To Russians

Decision On Wheat Sale  Seen Soon   President, Advisers Will Meet Today To Study Problem

Say Kennedy May Make Decision This Week; Report Soviets Want To Buy $250 Million U. S. Grain

Touchy political move.  Kennedy expected to decide on wheal sale

Doctors Litt Critical Tag From Engle   Reports Conflict on Ailing Senator

Severe Cold In Northeast  Relief From Cold Due In Eastern Half Of U.S.

Gives Public ‘Testimony  Qamea Tnfnaematan   Some Information  Withheld For Safety

enovese Tabbed Super-Boss Of Crime  ‘Valachi Given ‘Kiss Of Death’

Former Mafia Mobster Tells Of Murder   Given Gang’s Kiss Of Death In Prison Cell

Action by Genovese In Prison   Crime Leader Ordered Murder from Cell, Witness Says   They Gathered

Gave Orders For Murder From Prison   Gangland Turncoat Tells Senators of Power Held By Vito Genovese

Informer Says He Got Mafia Kiss of Death   Telis Senators ‘Cosa Nostra’ Overlord Also Had His Top Aide Slain.

Informer Tells Of Crime Cartel   Testifies Murder of Sub-Boss Was Ordered From Prison Cell

 Lieutenant Governor Loses Round—  Chase Is Overridden By State Legislative Council

KENNEI EDY WANTS SC RACKDOWN   It’s Getting Hot Hot for Dope Peddler:

A Blue-Bloody Affair Queen’s Cousin Gets Divorce From Over-Amorous Duchess

CASE OF THE AMOROUS DUTCHESS  Duke's Sex-Splattered Divorce Trial Shocks Enaland

TEST BAN PONDERED Castro ‘To Answer in Kind’ U.S. ‘Aggression’ in Cuba.

ICNOOIS CIOSEC —  Weassadss in Bed: As Outbreak of Flu Covers 29 States —

29 States Now Covered By Influenza Outbreak, See Asian Flu Waning

-~SAXBE’S OFFICE TO DECIDE—  Were 10 State Board Members Overpaid?

No Trace of Bandits, Loot  British Train Robbery Gang’s Hideout Found

Bandits Used Farm After Big Holdup 5   Gang Abandoned: House, Largé Store of Food 3 Days Ago ~ *-

U.N. Forees Poised For Drive ‘To Center  Of ‘Tshombe Support  Say Katanga Le: ader Bitter ly  Se ee,   Say Katanga Leader Bitterly At Odds For U. N. Cooperation

Overseas Winter Toll ls Growing  110 Killed in Japan, Europe’s Total 553

Frigid Waves Engulf Japan And Europe   Snowslides, Arctic Cold Take Hundreds Of Lives Overseas

17 More Japanese Die In Winter Storm   Death Toll There Now Is at Least 110.

Rum for Elephants:  Snow Slides Kill J apanese; Wolves ‘Invading’ France

17 Die In Japanese Snow. Slides; Wolves Invading France As Cold Continues

Death toll rising daily Western Europe, Japan in threes of violent winter

REPORT FROM COMMUNIST CHINA-  Peoples’ Discipline Is Deeper Than Reds’

Khrushchev Ignored  China Puts Best Foot Forward But The Sole Is Wearing Thin

British Tourist In Red China Sees Only What Reds Want Him To See

BRITISH VISITOR ‘TO RED CHINA REPORTS ON FINDINGS  Chinese Calm, Contented. Discinlined

Tourist In Red China...   Lone Newsman Walks Streets  Of Peking At Night-Unharmed   By RICHARD P. LISTER

U.S. Demand Unchanged In Viet Nam  No Softening On Proposals Toward Reform

Admits Fatal Fight 10 Years Ago  ~ Conscience-Haunted Man Turns Self In

Soviets See Progress In  Nuclear Talks   Moscow Press Release Viewed As Another « Cause For Optiniism

 STATE DEPARTMENT TERMS AN ISSUE  Rhodes’ Proposals  Are Speeded Along

House To Vote On Terms Of Key Personnel  Rhodes Asks Length   Rhodes Asks Lengtt To Coincide With Governor’s Tenure

Passage Due Rhodes’ Bills In Assembly  House Vote Slated On Terms Of Aide  Racine Commissior

Rhodes’ Bills Get Go-Ahead In Legislature  Vote Slated Tuesday up in

Rhodes Bills Get Go-Ahead In Legislature   Vote Slated Tuesday On Shakeup In Terms For Key Directors

WEATHER   Rhodes’ Bills Get Go-Ahead In Legislature   Vote Slated Tuesday On Shakeup In Terms For Key Directors

 FUNERAL WEDNESDAY 1 AT VERMILLION, §$. D., FOR AKRON COUPLE i KILLED IN CRASH

FUNERAL WEONESDAY ‘AT VERMILLION, S. D., FOR AKRON COUPLE , . €WILLED IN CRASH _

Americans Could Lose Toes to Frostbite... ‘Copter To Rescue Mt. Everest Climbers

Helicopter Sent To Lift Climber: From Mountain  Two in Danger Of # Losing Toes

Send Copter To Rescue U.S. Climbers   Score Historic Double Conquest of Mt. Everest; Condition Not Serious

West Europe Union Opposes Nuclear Force   American Plan Called ‘Absurd’ By French Aide

Also Retains Hotel, Motel Sales Levy—  House Keeps Sales Tax Boost ; in Bill   Hughes Will Look Into Home Office Expenses

-In Monticello Talk He Freeman Steers: Clear of Arguments For Mandatory Feed Grain Controls.

Freeman: Feed Grain Program Will be Costly   But Cost Will be Less Than Some Other Approaches

\Soviets In Cuba   yaw S5e ee wa we  ‘Seen In Cuban Capital ‘Surprise 1o Canadian:

In Civilian Clothes .. Number Of Russians In  Havanalmpresses Visitors

Visitors Had No Idea There Were So Many— Impressed by Numbers of Russians in Cuba

North American Visitors In Havana Report Numerous Russians In Cuba

poy takes Dorie —  Mother oh Quints Leaves Hospital;  Babies Inducted —

Tiny Quints. ‘Big Injuns’  Sioux Tribe Inducts Fischer Five Into Indian Clan

Quints’ Mother Leaves Hospital  Ps a   Five Famous Babies Thriving, Get Indian Names

Fischer Quints Inducted By Sioux Indian Tribe; Mother Leaves Hospital

Quints’ Mother to Go Home Today; Babies Are Inducted Into Indian Tribe

U.S. Move On Mental  Health Set   Congress Sends Kennedy &399 Million for Program

April 2 Date For America’s Next Astronaut   Gordon Cooper Jr. Will Attempt Day-Long Flight

Tentative Date Set     Astronaut Cooper Scheduled for 22 Earth Orbits

U.S. Orbital Flight is Set For April 2  Gordon Cooper Due To Spend Day In Space

Goal: 22 Times Around Globe Cooper to Make Next Orbital Flight for America April 2

Cooper Flight Might Extend Up to 34 Hours   Launching Date of April 2 Looks ‘Faire ly Firm,’ But Delay Is Possible.

Cooper Set for 22-Orbit Hop April 2   Plan for Record 34-Hour Flight; Atlas Prepared

Overturns Conviction Of Negro   5-4 Vote Applies To Other Groups In Red Hunts

Supreme Court Limits Some Types Of Investigations   Rule It Is Not Proper lf Organizations Not Engaged in Subversive Activities,

Superintendent Talks To Rotary —pernenident Paiks 1o Rotary  Nice, Cool Schools Planned, But Funds Could Force Cuts

Superintendent Talks To Rotary  Nice, Cool Schools Planned, But Funds Could Foree Cuts

New York Demonstrations Are Expected To Spread To New Points: 534 Arrested

Negro Leaders Announce ‘More Demonstrations Planned in New York City

At Start OF Week end  lowa’s Highway Death  Toll Gets 6 More Names

Judge will not Issue Desegregation Orders   e S  Courts, Administration, Negroes Apply Pressure  Racial Segregation Is in a Triple Squeeze     nt in le  ' / 

ANNUAL 4-H DRESS REVUE AT COUNTY FAIR   Winners Selected ‘At Camden Judging

Colorful Public Figure — Earle Brown, Founder  Of Highway Patrol, Dies

$196 Million Missile Fund Hike Refused  Secret Vote Taken By Senate, Increase

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Purchase Of $15 Billion Worth Of Military Hardware Approved

Solons Hold Long Closed Door Débate   Thurmond’. Plea For “Nike-Zeus” Speedup Rebuffed

Rejects Antimissile System Outlay  Senate Votes $15 Billion For Military Hardware

At Secret Session  Senate Votes Purchase  Of $15 Billion in Arms

Senate Passes Military Bill  Okays $15 Billion In Secret Session

‘Votes $15 Billion For Defense Senate In Secret Session, First Time In Two Decades

$15 Billion In Secret Session Senate Authorizes Military Purchases

Senate OKs $15 Billion For Military   Chases Visitors. Has First Secret Talks In 20 Years

 Behi ind Closed Doors ,  $15 Billion in Military Spending Is Authorized

Antimissile systam scrapped Senate okays $15-billion for military hardware

$15 Billion Is Approved For Military   Action Comes In Closed Door Session

Senate Authorizes Expenditure of $15 Billion For Military Hardware After Secret Session

Senate Votes Funds After Sacral Session   Arms Appropriation Total Is Below House, JFK Figures

Met Behind Guarded Doors — Senate OKs $15 Billion In Military Hardware

lst Secret Session In 20 Years  /$15-Billion Worth Of Military Hardware Authorized By Senate

Rusk Suggests Russians Withdraw Troops in Cuba      U. S. to Accept Khrushchev Ground Observer Proposal

Rusk Asks  Russia to  Quit Cuba  PB eM oe. BN.   Tension Easing Seen in Move

Would Help in Improving U.S. Relations   U.S.-Russians To Explore Other ‘Isolated’ Avenue

Would Aid U.S., Russia Relations  Rusk Suggests Red Troops Quit Cuba

Iroop Pullout Discussed at A-Test Parley   Lontinuing U.S. Concern Expressed to Russians — Their Repnlv Not Revealed.

Helpful Contribution ....      Se — re  Soviets Should Leave Cuba

4 DEAD IN HOTEL FIRE AT BOSTO}   Firemen Carry 75 Down Ladders From Sherry Biltmore, Rescue Play Cast Lined Up On Ledge.

Four Killed, 24 Injured in Hotel Fire   150 Guests Flee Blaze in Boston Sherry Bilumore

4 Killed, 25 Injured  In Boston Hotel Fire   in Rome Apartment. Jewels Worth $640,000 Are Stolen From World’s Best-Dressed Woman

Hotel Fire Kills Four.in Boston   ‘Sound of Music’ Cast Amona Those Rescued

AT BOSTON   Firemen Carry 75 Down Ladders From Sherry Biltmore, Rescue Play Cast Lined Up On  Ledge.

Four Dead, 25: Hurt as Early Morning Fire Rages in Hofel af Boston, Mass.

25 Injured In Karly Blaze; 75 Reseued  ‘Sound Of Music’ Cast Taken Down  IL addere Ta Safety

25 Hurt, 75 Flee On Ladders   3 On Danger List; $100,000 Damage To Sherry Biltmore

25 Injured In  Early Blaze;  73 Rescued ‘Soittid Of Music?  Casi Taken Dowii oom. oo Be

Four Dead, 25 Hurt to Hotel Fire   75 Are Carried To  Safety By Firemen

4 Persons Perish, 25 Injured in Fire  Cause of $100,000 Blaze in Racton Hotel Not Learned

IN AUSTIN  First Of Two Marches Has A Small Turnout   STAY FOR MARCH   wTo ww

Miarchers “oven a Shrine; No Disorder Is Reported      Counter-Marchers — Srage Ausvin Preresy

Wadena News   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 am. Worship Service. 97:15 Youth Fellowship.

Parents Bring 3 Teens fo Police  Say $63,100 Stolen; Theft Not Reported

Thieves Steal Safe Containing $1.300   Parents Take 3 Teen-Agers To Police in $63,100 Theft

‘Officers Recover $56,250  Teens Who Stole $63,]00Taken To Police By Their Parents

Dist. 12 May Be Cut Up   See Only I Conflict In GOP Remap  Praoanaosal

Some Church Voices Speak Quickly In Strong Dissent to Court Ruling

HOME. CHURCH RE-EMPHASIS SEEN Views Differ on H igh Court’s  Ruling on Religion in Schools

Decision of High Court On Prayers in Schools  Draws Divided Views

Urge Return Of Religion To the Home  Many Clerics Accept Ruling; Others Dissent

Boat Disabled Crewmen of Shrimper Sought Aid From Jets   Boat Dicabled

Here’s the Job For UGN   Fishing Boat Skipper Reports 1-Man Mutiny

Van Meer Petitions Are Rejected   Petition, Map Fail To Conform With Low: Issues Judgment

Judge Cites Key Defects In Request   Petition, Map Fail To Contorm With Law; Issues Judgment

 [Reporters Act as Pallbearers  Police Escort Body of Alleged Assassin to Fort Worth Grave

Lee Oswald Whisked Away, Buried in Coffin of Pine With Simple Graveside Rite

While An Assassin aikes His Motive To Begrudged Grave   Oswald’s Killer To Plead Insanity

Doubled In Past Year— 7 Gambling Raids Intensified By  State Troopers

FEWER RAIDS IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY;  Gambling Raids Increase On Order From Scranton

Longshoremen Claim Right At SPA Docks IGN AC SEA Docks  Who'll Tie And Untie Ships?

Longshoremen Claim Right At SPA Docks  Who'll Tie And Untie Ships?

Taft Slated To Announce Senate Bid  Will Seek Young's  Sew - Seeger ea =   Will Seek Young’s Post; Senator To Ask Second Term

USDA Announces Major Provisions Of The 1964 Voluntary Feed Grain Program

'64 diversion limit upped Feed Grain  program revealed bv Aa Department

Workers Paid In Non-Dollar Currency  US Protests UN Financing Of Cuban Research Station

Fight Seen On Grant For Cuba   U. N. To Spend Sum F. ‘or Research Farm Project

U.N. Aid To Cubs Displeases U.S.  Research Station On Agriculture . Costs $1,157,600

UN TO SPEND HUGE FUNDS ON CUBA SOIL   $1,157,600 Earmarked for Farm Research Station   ROW INDICATED   U. 5. Setons Expected to Hit Out at Five-Year    Pracram

Congressmen Expected To Hit Hard at Decision  Special Fund Group Takes Action - Despite United States’ Protests

Controversy Brewing  On U.N. Aid to Cuba  No U.S. Funds Reported Involved

Congressmen Are Expected fo Barb U.N. Cuba Project   Rep. Hull Re-Examines His Support of U.N, In Licht of Plan.

Today   Around the State . Around the Nation . Around the World . 

Russian Flees Moscow; Held  In Britain  Tr Pe Pet ee   ee VY Pee   Soviet Intelligence Man Linked with Exposure Of 4 Russian Agents

Kept Under Close Guard Top Russian Officer Defects To West; Undergoes Quizzinc

Hopes High That U. N. Plan For Congo Will Move Swiftly Ahead   Tshombe Seen On His Way Out O: Picture Unless He Agrees To Plan

ABOUT CONGO SITUATION:  Washington Optimistic   But Tshombe Girds For Guerrilla War

World Facing Major Issues In Uncertainty   A UPI News Commentary

Seoul Military Chief Warned Of Cut in Aid   Pork May Ignore Kennedy's Stand

Gen. Park’s Advisers See  Cut From U.S   Reaction Follows Kennedy Remarks At News Conference

Korean Chief Gets Warning  Leaders Fear VU. S. To Curtail its Aid

Korean Boss Told US. May Cut Aid  Advisers Unable To Sway Park’s Decision

When Gantt Enters Clemson....  South Carolina Officials Urge Compliance Of Laws

Bolivian Plot  U.S. TECHNICIANS SEIZED BY REDS   Democratic Leader Says . Congress Can Enact Tough Rights Act with GOP's Help

Traffie Toll  1963 to This Date—161 1089 tn Thic Date—.?11   Tito Said Recovering;  California Trip Canceled

Governor Criticizes  Tax On Text Books   (See Exliterial, Page 4)

En Route To Old Bailey   Dr; Ward’s Case Likely To Reach the Jury Today

Used Federal Car Judge Refuses to Interfere In Case Involving Rev. King

Scranton Terms Outcome Of Election As ‘Grand Slam’ Republican Victory

‘Strike Spasm Symptom of Bad Case of Economic. Jitters   By NORMAN WALKER  BO E anlene Affateo Weltar

Labor Vs. Management ——_—  Economic Jitters BargainingFactor   By NORMAN WALKER

Vietnamese Paraders  Back Diem  Appear Before Headquarters of USIA in Saigon

COURT TO ACT ON RIGHTS CASES  Bombs Rip Homes Of Suspended Policemen

$47 Billion Defense Bill Approved   ‘No Let Down Measure Is Sent To White House

$5.3-Billion Approved For Space Work   Final Version Is $362-Million Less Than Chief Asked

British Nuclear Secrets Leaking  Survival Plans Given To Crowd by Marcher:

[Marcher s Get Pamphlets  Police Probing Latest British Security Leak

U.S. Newsmen Find Viet Nam A Nightmare   Correspondent Queries Amount of War Reports American Public Needs   UNDATED VIET NAM PRESS By WILLIAM L. RYAN

Good Morning   AMERICAN NEWSMEN HAVE TROUBLES  Viet Nam ‘Nightmare’

Shadowy War, Tough Boss  U.S. Newsmen Face Touch Row in South Viet Nam

County College Benefits Aired; 100 Back Change  Supporters Want ‘Community’ Unit Svctem in State

Governor Kills rort Fund Bill      Today Is Last Day For Welsh To Act On Bills Passed In Reqular Sessions

inv niger) see grarron Injunction Bars Wallace From Blocking Negroes

Soviet Tested on Autobahn ;  U.S., British and 7 French Use Convoy

Russian attitude ‘‘“much easier” Allied convoys test Soviet intention on autobahn

Kenosha Police, Sheriff ‘Rivalry’ Reported on Case  Search Continues   Search Continues At Bong; Biernat Slaying Puzzle

Official Rivalry Reported  ° Throngs of Curious Hamper Hunt  For Clues in Murder of Biernat

Bill Aimed At Motorists Under Influence Of Drugs   Jobless Benefits Fund Bill Planned

Sargus Co-Sponsors Bill Ohio Crackdown Urged On Drivers Using Drugs

Air Tragedy Creates a Village of Orphans   Beloit businessman on Flight Swiss Jetliner  Crash Kills 80

1,170 Cuban Refugees, Left Penniless, Arrive in Florida to Start Life Anew

Flight costs all material possessions  Most relatives of released Bay of Pigs captives

1,170 Cuban Refugees Find Asylum in U.S.   All Material Possessions Sacrificed to Castro but Free Way of Life Gained

GIVE UP ALL THEY OWN TO FLEE CASTRO   Freighter Delivers Ransom To Havana, Brings Back Human Cargo; Refugees Bring Only Their Clothing.

1,170 More Cubans Arrive in Florida On aRansom Ship   Refugees Repori There Is Hunger, No Freedom On Castro’s Island.

Robert Taft Jr. Laughs At Dark Horse Prospect In Presidential Primary

New York City Boroughs Hit   Hundreds Of Homes Destroyed; One Dead In Fire Near Perryton

Exile Group Moves Base To Mexico   Britain Joins Move To Prevent Hit-Run Forays

GRACKDOW HIT-RUN RAIDS GETS SUPPORT   Measures Prompt One Group To Move To Mexico   SENATE LEADERS  DEPLORE RAIDS

Bipartisan Support By  Senators _   One Exile Group Forced To Move Rase To Mexico

One Refugee Group Takes  Mexican Base   Britain Reinforces Its Caribbean Patrol; One Boat Is Captured

Plans Win Strong Legislative Backing   British Warship Detains Raiders

roup Captured  Conpress Supports Efforts To HaltRaidsAqainst Cuba   Others Are Rescued Two Youths Drown in Osage River When Boat Capsizes

Floor Leaders Deplore Raids; Curb Measures Mapped During Weekend T als

One Exile Base Shifted To Mexico   British Patrol Nabs Commando Vessel -. Now Held At Nassau

As Legislature Opens  GOP Pledges Program to Meet the State’s Needs   Determined Desire To Solve Problems Sighted

Car License Compromise Also Coming  New Proposals Going to GOP Leaders Taday

LBJ Asks New ideas to Fight Red Subversion   Policy Planners Chal lenged to Greatet Initiative In Hemi sphere.

LBJ Seeks Newer Red Fight Ideas   Foreign Policy Planners Facing Challenge Of Finding Methods

LBJ Seeks Ideas   Policy Planners Told To Uncover New Ways To Battle Communism

House. Bans U.S.-Russ” Moon Shot   Slashed Space ; Budget Appraved

Ohio House Sets VoteOn Regents Bill   Assembly Expected To Ratify Federal Poll Tax Change

Ohio House  Sets Vote On  Regents Bill University Heads  Appear Reluctant;  > . ¥ weorysrt..

House Passage Of Regents Bill ls Predicted  Senate Is Expected   Senate Is Expected To Ratify Federal Anti-Poll Tax Plan

FIVE POLICEMEN CLEARED tints antics lRch iaohcslond  Babbling Burglar’ Is Sho}

ETT eee eee TE PES REESE TTT TERETE TTT Seer ePeeer eye   Tax Slash?

Rescue shaft at halfway mark  Trapped miners in high spirits today

Fast Vote By House Kills Vetc   Joins Senate, Override: Gov. Hughes Veto Of Interim Ban

Billboard Control Law  To Be Asked  State Highway Commissioner  To Lead Fight

Appeal in Senate Hearing  College Presidents Protest Budget Cuts by House Group

Vatican Counci Nears Recess  Final Working Day Begun by Prelates

iii  Ecumenical Council enters final working day of second session

Your income [ax  Rules governing dependants important in filing returns   By JAMES MARLOW

Joe Cockrell hurt in crash. with baler   Charge two Akron youths in robbery and slugging motorist near Westfield

Demo Leaders Apply Pressure  Kennedy Warned Disaster Likely if Diem Weakened

MAY DROP BELL BOTTOM PANTS  What Will Well Dressed Sailor Wear? Navy Sounds Seamen Out

Queen fora Dav...orTwo   Pact Initialed British Agree To Buy Polaris

British Sign to Purchase 100 Polarise:   Will Construct Ow1 Submarines Under Missile Agreement

Under New Pact:  US Polaris Missiles To Be Sold To British Govt.

Advocates Less Spending [$$$ ae  ‘Sen. Byrd Raps Planes, Yack his, Cars For Kennedy

Sales Spotlight   Sen. Byrd Wonders: Does Kennedy Need All That Transportation?

Presidential Travel Fleet Cut Proposed   Byrd Doesn’i Deny Needs, Thinks JFK Should Set Example

Connally Lists Top Projecrs To Aid Texas   Improving Higher Education is ... Set as Goal **’

4iesa becomes “Little Vktahoma ...  Missile Battalion Transforms Utah   By HAROLD R. WILLIAMS

Sill Troops Turn Blanding Into ‘Little Oklahoma’   Ry HAROLD BR WILLIAVS

Surprise Vote   Charge violation of liquor price advertising ban

Rebel sources deny this Loyalist leaders claim end of Argentine rebel revolt

Rebel Fleet Ends lis Move Against Argentine Capital   Government Seys It Has Halted Revolt But This Word Denied.

REPORT NAVY ENDS REVOLI IN ARGENTINA   Rebel Sources Deny Yielding To Guido; Whereabouts Of Fleet “Menacing Buenos Aires Is Mystery.

ENDS REVOLT IN ARGENTINA   Rebel Sources Deny Yielding To Guido; ‘Whereabouts Of Fleet Menacing Buenos Aires Is Mystery.

Argentina revolt  Loyalist leaders aim victory   Explorer satellite zips around globe

Harriman Will Carry JFK’s Note to Nikita      U.S.-Backed Righi-Wingers Take Key Laos Installations

> T/7ALIN AVY SUNGAaAY  KIKI DDI DDI DDD DDD RG EMINDS PREMIER OF PLEDGE TO MAINTAIN INDEPENDENT LAOS  JFK PENS LAOS NOTE TO NIKITA

Celebrates at Kremlin ball  Khrushchev warns Wes! stay out of China spat

Reivers Gives Faulkner Prize  Chicago Daily New: Gets Service Medal

Gas Firm Plans U. P. Pipeline  Proiect Is Estimatec   Project Is Estimated To Cost $30 Million

Philosophy And Greatness Of Lincoln Lauded In Message By Rep. Schwengel

“THE COYXES ARE HONORED:   No Soviet Plan To Stoo Fighting -"K' Pledges Laos Neutrality Support

Khrushchev Will Back Laos Plan  Gives U.S. Assurance He Favors Neutrality

Krush Yows Support For Neutrality In Laos; No Word On Cease-Fire Hope

Nikita Claims Support For Laos Neutrality   Neutralist Laos Premier Fails To Make Settlement

Khrushchev Reaffirms His Peace Pledge About Laos; Harriman Meeting Gromyko

K Doesn’t Say Whether He Agrees With JFK on Steps to Halt Fighting

Horseman's Wife Lost On Plane?   Mrs. Widener Missing Since Landing Try At Ocala, Fla.

Fidel ‘Curse’   Actions Pushed  In Laos  Plans Mapped Against Reds

Indiana Holiday Traffic Deaths May Top Estimate: Toll Now Stands At LI

Still Confronts Writers  Perennial Question: How To Drape Womanly Curves

J, Edward Day Resigns His Cabinet Post   Returning To Private Life

Accepts Law Practice Post Day Resigns JFK Cabinet As Postmaster General

Postmaster General Day Resions Post To Accept ‘Unusual Opportunity’

Postal Chief, Day, Resigns   Postmaster General Plans Return To Private Life and Attorney Job

Dav Resigns Cabinet Post For Law Job   Kennedy May Pich Ex-Senator Smith  For Postal Position

JFK Accepts Resignation from Cabinet   Day Leaves Postmaster General Post

Day Resigns Postmaster General Post To Enter Law Practice I: Washinaton

Pos tmaster General Quits  Day Third To Resign From JF K’s Cabinet

ICC Accepts Rail Dispute Challenge   Accepts Post With Insurance Firm  Postmaster General Resigns

Day Quits U.S. Cabinet Post   Former Sen. Smith May Become Next Postmaster General

President Accept Postmaster Day's Resignation  Day Will Return  To Law Business In Washinaton

Washington:  E. Day Gives Up His Cabinet Post   Postmaster General to Return to Private Life

Postmaster General Day Resigns Post   Enters Law Practice In Nation’s Capital; No Successor Named

eturns (O private life  JFK accepts postmaster general's resignation; to become law partner

 Kennedy Accepts Postmaster General Quits To Join Chicago Law Firm

J. Edward Day Quits Cabinet  Postmaster General To Take Leadl Post

To Practice Law In Washington JEK Has Resignation Of Postmaster General Day

Quits Cabinet  Postmaster General Day Resigns To Enter  Dialawmtte Bannon Pawchtca

Property Damage Heavy Tornadoes In Beautori  County Cause Injuries

Search For Missing Trio  Strive For Clues  On Anti-Castro Americane

Bricks Came Before Brains  Aad That f'annalle Cawe (‘nneod Itam Vata (if @19 4A ASfiisan Snanding

BLOOD. FOR SURVIVORS   ‘Bricks Over Brains’ -Connally Cuts Money Bill $12.4 Million

In Nations Trl...  Ex-Governor Of Kansas Denies Taking $10,000 To Free A Woman From Prison

Gold meads ,ourn  Frigid Air Hits East; Crops Are Threatened In Texas Citrus Belt

Arctic Mass Closes In  On Southland   Northeast Braces Under Threat Of Fresh Storms

Arctie Front Chills Eastern Half of Nation   Rain, Suow Hit Dixie; Texas Crops Are Threatened

WASHINGTON (?)—Hungary has told the United States it is ready to buy 800,000 tons of American grain, diplomatic sources reported Saturday.

LONGSHOREMEN CRASH POLICE BARRICADES  STRIKE THREATENS GRAIN SHIPMENT

Discusses MU Branches— State Senate  Advises Dalton To Check Titles

Mark I. Pik ori, 710 , Buena Vista;-—retired:  “Yes. I think he is qualified.’      ~The Weather

Pastor Tells of Threats to Evers, — Himself. and Other NAACP Leaders

Surplus Indicated, Dems Say   Bat Lawrence  Aides Add Not Of Caution

; More walkouts may be in offing  TAM will strike United Airlines Oct. 10

Action Planned A gainst Others... . Machinists Unton to Strike United Air Lines Oct. 10th

Threatens Strike on 7 Airlines   Machinist Union Sets Walkout at United For Oct. 10

Romney’s Plea Gets Response   First Republican Chiet In 14 Years Is ©  Sworn In

Cheered by 3,000 At inauguraticn Rites at Lansing  Asks Co-operation of All Stete’s Citizens

Space chiefs will propose one more Mercury flight lasting as long as astronaut, craft can stay aloft

‘NASA Chief Webb Skeptical of Its Value  ‘Another Mercury Flight Is Possibility

Pressure pentagon to hold runoff. competition for TFX plane contract

"OR ELECTION MON., SEPT. 9:  Hanson & Timberlake Nominated For County Board of Education

Sen. Dodd, Feeling Like Polecat For Firing Up Colleagues, Gets Reinstated

Hard Words End, Dodd Apologizes  Offers Regrets for Steamina Up Senate

Valley Also 41% Ahead of Last Year   Continuation Seen for Upward Trend

AMA President Raps Kennedy's Medicare Plans  Sharp Testimony Triggers Wrath

Miss A fells Uf Peep- fhrough Mirror  ‘TESTIMONY PILES UP AGAINST OSTEOPATH

Red Jets Fly Over Alaska  On Reconnaissance Mission   Said To Be First Such Incident: Protests Made To Moscow   IN CUBA Red Troops, Guerrillas Reported In Clash   - FLIGHTS SEEN AS TEST -

Hunt Missing . In Western Va Flood Areas   Mopping Up Job Gets Under Way

Casper Willing To ‘Eat Crow’ After Meeting   Election Delayed From Convention Morning Session

Staley Critic Yields in NFO Floor Debate  _ Leader Assured _ Of Firm Contro  After Victory

Casper Drops Charges, ‘Eats Crow’ ~  Bitter Staley Critic Admits Defeat

TOWER COLLAPSE KILLS TWO      NEVER DID ‘FORGIVE’ CARS; GOES TO GRAVE BEHIND HORSE

Large Areas In Northeast Get Rain  Drought Broker But More Rain Is Needed

Coastal Storm Hits Northeast Regions   Record Rainfall Breaks Extensive Dry Spell: New York City Given Drenching

Lawmakers OK Top Programs   General Assembly Adjourns After Special 5-Day Session

Two Quizzed In Slaying Of TCU Coed   Mental Hospital: Patient Pulled From Trailer Bed

Spending Would Top Any War Year, Result In $10 Billion-Plus Deficit   ‘Radical and Illusionary’ Republicans Deplore Big  Deficit In 1964 Budget   Defense Allocated $51 Billion of JFK Budget

Fund Hiked $2.1 Billions in Budget   Big Missiles Force Planned By Defense Departmen

2 Flee Fire After Poodle Warns Them  Pepe’s Barks Arouse His Master

BIKINIS ADD ZEST TO LUNCHEONS Cafe, Lingerie Shop Boost Business By Unique Teamup

IT’S HAPPENING IN SQGUTHERN CALIFORNIA Ever Walk Into Restaurant To Find Bikini-Clad Girl?

Hits Dominican Republic . . .  Hurricane Edith No Threat to Mainland

Market Report  Prices quoted are those pald   1.G.L.C.C. Sets Date For Annual Meeting, . Approves Questionnaire

LAuvREns Suw os hec I963  EFpwm RBouska   Funeral services held Wednesday for Edwin Bouska, 47-

Closing Law Action Delayed  Wide Variety of Measures Advanced by Legislature

Goldwater Speaks Out  Declares U. S. Is Worried Sick Over Red Troops

Assembly Roundup Opposition, Mistakes Force Halt  To Debate On Edueation Issues

Internal Opposition and Errors Cause Delay  Key Education Issues Are Held Up

Internal Opposition and Errors Force GOP to Delay Education Debate

School Problems ...  GOP Defections Cast Doubt On Re-Oraanizatior

LR REFUSES TO LEAVE SCHEDULED ROUTE  School Bus Driver Beaten By Parent

ADe Gaulle 'No’ fo Nassau Agreement   Says France Will Build Own Atomic Force.

DeGaulle Declines  U.S. Offer   France Insists On Its Own Nuclear Force

DE GAULLE SPURNS U.S. MISSILE SUB   Refuses To Join Allied Nuclear Force; Says France Will Build Own Bombs.

De Gaulle Turns Down  U.S. Offer   Says France Will Build Own Atom Force, Doesn’t Want Polaris Missiles

DeGaulle Rejects Offer of Polaris  France Will Have Its Own Defense, He Says

Says France Will Build Its Own A-Force   Declares Polaris "Not Useful’ for ©  Peewawk: Rech pewter;

NASSAU PACT TURNED DOWN BY DE GAULLE   Says France Cannot Sub. scribe to Polaris Misnile: biel   RARE APPEARANCE   French President Proposes Nation Build Own Atomic Force

France turns down offer of Polaris force  To build, employ own atomic force says De Gaulle

French Spurn Polaris Force   “We Will Build and Employ Own Atomic Arm,” De Gaulle Asserts

Kennedy Mobbed Like Film Idol  B 'y Scream ing Lrish Teen-A gers

After Nostalgic Journey Screaming Teen-Agers Mob Kennedy in Dublin

JFK Captivates Delirious Irish   Kennedy Mobbed Like Film Idol By Screaming Irish Teen-Agers

Security Guards Take Tough Steps To Rescue Chief  Screaming Youths  Are Hurled Aside m ag... BF.

U.S. to Close Two Bomber Bases in England   Move Is Prelude   Move Is Prelude To Major Shift To Missiles

Electrical Workers Quif   Walk Off Jobs At McDonnell In St. Louis

Governor's Stand Aired On Library  Waste, Duplication,   Waste, Duplication, Not Abolishment Is Question, He Assert

Legislators Confer With Home Folks  Take Time Out After Getting _ Off to Fast Start

lowa Lawmakers, Off fo Brisk Start Nicest Recommendations of Governors

Soviets In Cuba To Be Looked Into.   Though Not Recently Increased, Presence Serious. Says Rusk

Disarmament   LAsarmament  Neutral Delegates View Approach With Skepticism

Personnel Act Changes Bill Wins Approva   Senator Black’s Measure Clears Senate Floor

Convention Proposed Toa  Change Law   Apportionment. Amendments Set For Review

How It Wuz  THICK FOG BLANKETS AREA EARLY TODAY — IN AUTUMN SPLENDOR

How It Wuz   MHOW IT WWUL THICK FOG BLANKETS AREA FARLY TODAY — IN AUTUMN SPLENDOR

ttt Psseed & eH wr te ea wwinpuay  Wiped Out by Reds in Viet Nam Battle

Land Owned by Commissioner .... Conflict-ofInterest Probe In Highway Project Asked

Patrols Hunt  North Korean  Suicide Units Spotlights Huminat  Banks of Imjin as 3 Killings Avenged

Red Activity Increases In Truce Sector  Gnatlinhte Raat   Spotlights, Boat Probe Coves Along Imjin River Edge

SPOTLIGHTS SWEEP AREA FOR RAIDERS   American Troops Take Some Satisfaction In  Avenging Deaths   RED LOUD - SPEAKERS FORECAST NEW WAR

Reinforced U.S. Patrols Hunt Reds In Korea  ‘Guns Found With 9 Killed   ‘Guns Found With 2 Killed Are Same Ones Used in Ambush

Gls’ Deaths Avenged by Army Patrol  Slain Commies  Carried Guns  $i... jr, J... f§

VUMTCrENCe MOUIStiICLiiis.  Methodists Abolish Five Offices Here

300 U.S. Servicemen Will  Framer weet ee Pabatgen pe date pe mente tahoe Da ene lewis Miche ee bane Hee ete ai gar an Rae iG Steep Ne ae a Aipeepame maton ne nee tn deepen eM “8   Leave Viet Nam Tuesday

300 Troops Withdrawn From Viet   1,000 of the 17,000 U.S. Advisors Will Leave in Few Weeks

Soviet Pressures Prompt Move  Old Believers Sect Given Green Light For America

Italian Voters Head for Polls   Premier's Swing Left Faces Ballot Verdict

Record Vote Indicated at Italian Polls  Elections to Pick Waw Dawlkiinasnacscaw'   Elections to Pick New Parliament Come to Close

HUGE TURNOUT REGISTERED IN ITALY VOTING  CHURCH CALLS ON CATHOLICS FOR  JAL DADOTV WwaATreA

Record Vote Is  Being Cast In Hfalian Election   Six Persons Hurt During Bombing Or ‘Sunday Morning

Record Turnout In Italian Vote  National Parliament Being Named in Poll

Marlow Report  U.S. Determined To Strangle Communism In Cuba, Prevent Its Spread In Hemisphere

Legislature Hits Snag On  Bond “ee   Proposal Lacks  Support For  Rules Suspension By ART PARKS

Action on Ohio Highway Bond Issue Delayed  Snag on $500 Million Bill May Extend

Road Bond Issue Hits House Snag  Lacks Votes For ' Rules Suspension

Inside The Times   i. loor Vote In Senate  GOP Loses On Money Bill Cut   Senate Fuss Likely On Military Pay Bill

dics eahesedss! cone Miss Kegley Is Doing 2 Months’ Work in 9 Days

Expressway To Nowhere a x Xe wy   Phila., Bucks Lose $3,700,000 Monthly   By PAUL ALTAIRE Courier-Times Staff Writer

$1 Billion Appropriated   Asks Accounting Of Civil Defense Funds

Dust Bowl Talk Flows Through Great Plains As Drouth Forces Farmers To Plow Up Wheat   Prospects For Wheat Darken

39° of Loeal Schoo! Tax From O11, Gas Oil, Gas in County  Worth SL.9 Million

Oil and Gas Industry Adds Big Boost To Wise County Payrolls and Economy

Crawls Under Car With Explosive Device   Wants to Talk With FBI Director To Give Information on Administration; Finally Routed by Tear Gas Bombs

Mission Seeks Way To Peace In Caribbean   Internal Violence Plagues Haiti As Bombinas Continue

After Haitian conferences  Peace mission meets today with Dominican officials

Solons Cite Effort To Push Treaty   GOP, Demo Solons  Harsh In Critieism

Ai the Hospital "REPORT JOSEPH BECKER IN-GOOD CONDITION — “AUGUST VOERTIANG pnanp

ag At the Hospital REPORT JOSEPH BECKER IN GOOD CONDITION — AUGUST KOERTING POOR

Speed Limit on Superhighways May Be Hiked  House Vote Due on Tuesday; Senate

Speed Limit Boost Studied  Ohio House To Vote On Freeway Measure

Yale Professor Rejects House Witness Invite  Barghoorn Will Be  iii Ae i ae   Barghoorn Will Be Subpoened to Talk Before Committee

BIRMINGHAM NEAR NORMAL Racial Tension Eases, No Incidents Reported

Birmingham Tensions Lightened   Some Uneasiness In City Remains; Both Sides Seek Soliition

Birmingham Tension Eases  Department Stores Report Business Almost Normal

Tension Eases In Alabama’s Big Steel City   450-Man Force of Police Still on Duty Boycott by Whites

To end Birmingham's troubles  Prominent businessmen back desegregation pact

Mafia Crime Very Costly For Detroit   Police Official Traces Hierarchy To Lush Suburbs

New Threat By Dr. King Facing City   ‘Demonstrations To Be Stepped Up If Demands Not Met

Crime Probers Getting Data   Convicted Slayer Due To ‘Finger’ Gangsters

Testimony Comes Friday  Joseph Valachi Talks  To Senators On Crime

Today’s Session Private   Strong Police Escort Surrounds Talkative Mohster

SENATE HEAR‘ MOBSTER TODAY   Valachi To Tell Story Of Underworld Operations   Hustled Into Hearing Room Under Heavy Guard As Threats Rumored

Mobster Due  As Witness In  Crime Probe Valachi Scheduled  To Face Senators ee ae. ae aa.fe.

Public Hearing Tomorrow  Valachi Testifies in Private on Activities of Underworld Leaders

Valachi Tells Probers About Crime Society   Puts Finger On Big Shots

Valachi Comes Out  Of Hidine   Closely Guarded At ings $100,000 e On Lits Hend

To Put Finger On Underworld Big Shots Today   Convicted Killer Under Heavy Guard

MOBSTER GUARDED BY 6 U.S. MARSHALS Valachi In Rehearsal For Singing ‘La Cosa Nostra’ In Public Friday

Valachi Ready To Testify On Gang Activity   Heavy Guard Given Convicted Hoodlum At Capitol Session

SOLONS HEAR CRIME STORY OF SQUEALER   Valachi, Shielded By Marshals, Goes Before Senators

Mobster Is Talking On Capitol Hill   Valachi Comes Out Of Hiding To See Senators

faixs rreely, Says Senator  Valachi Testifies Behind Closed Door

WILL BEGIN HIS PUBLIC TALK FRIDAY   Some Senators Are Baffled By Underworld Talk

Mobster Puts Finger On Big Shots  - Joseph Valachi Testifies at Senate Probe

To Put Finger On Underworld  ‘Mobster Valachi Arrives To  Testify At Senate Crime Probe

Senators Given Syndicate Data; Session Closed   Muskie Declares Slayer ‘Singing’ Story Cheerfully

Out of hidin for first time in about ut year  Hope ony to adhayose topple

His life’s in danger ¢ Talking mobster hustled to probe of crime big shots

Crime Syndicate’s Defected Member Heard by Senate   La Cose Noatea Has Offered $100,000 for tte Qttanainn

Lo Valachi Under Heavy Guard In Capital ee 0  ( Grim-F. aced Mo bster Tells Crime Story

Convict Gives Crime Testimony Behind Closed Doors— —  Valachi Talking Freely to Probers

Adlai Says U.S. May Change Decision tc 'Pay Only Assessed Share of U.N. Costs

U.S. May Up GO. N. Payments   Hinges On Those Nations Delinquent

New Statistics Released On Cigarette Smoking Show Effect on Health

\The Harris Survey  One In Four Believe Khrushchev ‘More Genuinely Interested In Peace

IT’S OFFICIAL NOW Big Surprise, Everybody: Liz, Richard Will Marry

House Begins Tax Cut Bill Debate Today   Anticipate Passage Tomorrow Despite GOP Opposition

Two Others Injured—  Three Young Persons Die In Two-Car Collision

Mother, Sons Arrested’ In Fraud Cases   Philadelphia Family Obtained $8,000 In Jobless Pay Benefits

Mother And Two Sons Bilk 3 States Out Of $8 000 In Jobless Benefits

Brown Raps Goldwater's Rights Stand   Gives 'No Thought to Replacement for Senator Enale

Johnson Signs Treaty Which Brings End To Century-Old Chamizal Border Fight

LB) Signs Chamizal Treaty   Two Pens Used; Pact Acclaimed As Hemisphere Model

Chamizal Pact Signed By Johnson   President Calls Treaty Symbol Of Mexico Friendship

Boundary Treaty — Signed   El Paso Loses Some Acreage Following Century-Old Dispute

(Valachi to Help Unveil a Blue Book Of New York Underworld’s ‘500’

On Address Anniversary Ae Eisenhower to Re-dedicate Battlefield at Gettysburg

STATE POLICE ON ALERT   STATE POLICE ON ALERT  Fear More Racial Rioting

As protests are planned  Police watch potential race trouble spots

SEN. DOUGLAS SAYS HE PLANS TO MARCH ALSC   SENATOR CLAIMS DELAYING TACTICS FACING CONGRESS

Tshombe Given Chance For A Place Of Power ° In The Reunified Congo

Diplomats report Tshombe ponders job offer  in trade tor C ongo peace

Force Set To Advance On Capital      Katanga Leader Given Chance to Invite Occupation

By Surrendering War Capital  Tshombe Given Chance To Retain Some Power

Invitation To Occupy His War Capital Sought      U.N. Military Buildup Continues For Possible Attack On Kolwezi

UN PUTS PEACE UP TO TSHOMBE   Arms Buildup Continues for Advance on Katanga Leader’s War Center

U.N. Continues Congo Buildup   Aid Pours in As Tshombe Ponders Course of Action As to Katanga

Offer Tshombe Face-Saving Plan   London Hears Tshombe Plans To Accept Idea

Ishombe Given Bloodless Bid  U. N. Offers Chance Of Government Role

New Forces Flown Into  Danger Spot   Officials Of Centra Congolese Regime Set Reintegration

UNITED NATIONS GIVES TSHOMBE PLAN FOR PEACE   HAS CHANCE TO END FIGHTING; RETAIN STRENGTH

UN AWAITS INVITATION TO OCCUPY   Military Buildup Being Continued As Drive Slowed

Bloodless Bid Made  In Congo   Tshombe Is Given  Opportunity To Hold Power

Tshombe Seeks To Insure Himself Place Of Power In Reunified Congo

Tshombe Gets Last Chance   Katanga Chief Reported Considering Negotiations To Keep Leadership Spot

Tshombe Gels Chance To Ask Occupation   This Will Insure Him A Place in New Congo.

Time For Negotiations Is Over, U.N. Official Says  Bunche Plans No Talks With Tshombe

Can Keep Place Of Power by Ending Resistance   His Troops Appear Through as a Fighting Force

SAY TSHOMBE CAN RETAIN HIS POST   But Must Invite Bloodless Occupation Of Kolwezi  UNITY PLAN   Includes Merger Of Congolese, Katangan Forces; Share Revenues

Believe Tshombe Is Considering Letting U.N. into His War Capital

Tshombe Seems Getting Chance To End Conflict  ee 4 oe St eee eee ee   U.N. Military Buildup In Katanga Continue

Situation In Congo Improving Tshombe Gets  New Chance Ta Sava BPaen

Has Offer Of Holding  Power Role   This Depends On U.N. Occupation Without Bloodshed

Accepts Challenge! Marine Officer Steps Off 50 Miles In 132 Hours

50 Mile Hike in 20 Hours — Marines Go on March  To Prove They’re Fit

Marines Out To Prove They Can Hike As Far As The Leathernecks Of 1908

Take Up JFK's Challenge  Marines Set Out to Prove They're Teddy-Tough

suggestion Is Challenge Marines Marching To Prove They Are Just As Fit As Those Of Teddy's Day

Hup, 1,2,3... Marines Prove Fitness To: ‘Pick em Up, Lay ‘em Down’

CHALLENGE: 50 MILES IN 20 HOURS Order By Teddy Roosevelt Puts Marines On March

Anti-Americanism Issue   Physical Fitness March Light-Footed Marines  Kye a New Challens

Proud members accept Kennedy challenge  Marines prove they’ re still tons in fitness

Take JFK Suggestion As Challenge  Marines On The March To Prove Point

COAST TO COAST REACTION _ Marines Take Up Challenge. Beat Teddy Roosevelt's Time

Marines Accepting Kennedy Challenge By Walking And Running 50-Mile Hike

Frace: Trail of Currency ...  -Finaerorints. Other Clues « Scanned i in + Brilsh Train Holdup

Scotland Yard Experts Studying Fingerprints At Train Robbery Scene

Fi inger prints From Farm Hideout  Studied In Train Robbery Probe

Scotland Yard's net tightening on gang in great train robbery   Hideout farm

British Police Check Fingerprints Found at Train Robbers’ Hideout

‘Scotland Yard Studies 15 Sets Of Prints At Hideout Of Train Robbery Gang   OTHER CLUES

Scotland Yard Hopes F ingerprints To Help Identify Train Robbery Ganc

Fingerprints Are Studied By Experts   Other Leads Include Card Game Set, House Where Holdup Plottec

Pe gTHUR ear oe Oty oe tee he  Scotland Yard Hopes Fingerprints To Help Identify Train Robbery Gang

Plaved Monoply With Real Cash Scotland Yard Hepes Fingerarints Will Identify More Train Robbers

Seeking Clues In Train Robbery Scotland Yard Experts Studying Fingerprints Found At Hideout

Britain Closing Net on Suspects  Prints New Clues To Mail Robbery

Of great train robbery gang  Scotland Yard hones to identify more men

15 Sets Of Fingerprints Found At Hideout  Clues Studied In Train Robbery

Study Prints In Mail Theft   Scotland Yard Experts Hope They Will Identify Others in Robbery

Scotland Yard Studies Prints From Hideout   Several Clues in Big Train Holdup

F ingerprints Are Studied in Train Holdup  Scotland Yard Hepes 15 Sets Obtained at Hideout Will Pay Of

Scotland Yard      Experts hopeful fingerprints will identify train robbers   Other possible clues included:

Te Tr at retinas  Estes Goes On Trial Monday Facing 16 Charges Of Fraud

/ ccident takes life e of woman   ‘She’s county’s 18th traffic death of 763

Accident takes life of woman   She's county's LBth traffie death of 63

Next Week Is National Hospital Week St. Francis Employes Over 500

Adjournment In Albany Is Nearing End of the Road   Here’s What’s Happened In the Legislature

MANY WARN OF THREAT OF CHINA  y Hailed by World Le   Treaty   Leaders

Police Say Life of Young Sinatra Is at Stake   Rural Garbage Bill OK'd at Darlington

Hopes Stirred Singer Might Turn Up Soon   Developments Loom After Sinatra Sr. Confers With FBI

Roadblocks Are Removed on Lake Tahoe Area Where Young Man Was Kidnaped; Father Ready to Pay   Elder Sinatra and FBI Agent Confer   Willing to Make Any Deal Without Questions

Kidnap Area Roadblocks Cleared Away  Father Ready To Deal, Ask No Questions

Missouri Swept by Hail, Rain  Flash Floodin,   Flash Flooding  Blocks Roads:

eee ber ean ee ee ree OO OEP Ee ne 60 66 8 DES tn 2 5 e oe 2h  Washington Report

‘Rusk to Announce That U.S. Has No  Plans to Withdraw European Troops

Dean Rusk to make announcement  U.S. won't withdraw any of 250,000 European troops

Addition To Presidential Fleet Presidential Fleet  Reminder Of ‘Oldest Alliance

 First Class Rate Boosted Four To Five Cents—~  : Higher US Postal Rates In Effect

# DO WE WANT NEW LAWS?  Noters Appear Satisfied With Snail’s Pace In Congress

REFLECTIONS   Views Diffe On Action In Congress   Few Laws Locm As Result of Praesent Session

Rebels Say Chief Died Jn 1 Bombing  Report Heavy - Fighting in Capital.

Air Force, Army Units Join in Revolt   Rebels Claim Military Support Throughout Country; Borders Sealed

Government of lraq Toppled by Military Revolt  Broadcasts by Rebel Radio Say President Slain

Rebels Control Radio Baghdad In New Coup   Air Force, Army Sympathetic To UAR Spark Insurrection

Major Revolt In Iraq Claim Kassem ls Deac   Takeover Anti-Communist-U.S

Nasser-Backed Rebels Claim Premier Killed   Air Force and Army Officers Begin Revolt by Bombing Defense Ministry.   Building Bombed

Iraq Revolt Overthrows Government   Takeover Appears To Be Anti-Red; President Slain

Reports on Ruler’s Fate Vary   Russ-Built Jets Aid Rebel Attacks

Pro-Nasser © Officers Head New Regime.           Defense Ministry: Bombed; Report:

Terrorists Go Into Action Today Throughout Caracas   Nuclear Bans Scheduled For Approval in UN Today

Detroit Rates As One of Top Four Contenders For ‘64 Deme Conveniio  +4  lO

Diefenbaker Seen Foreed  To Quit Job   Confidence Vote May Be Avoided, Election Deferred

Diefenbaker Government Sure To ‘Collapse’ Sometime Today   Minister Resigns

In Canada: Crisis” . _  Diefenbaker Believed Se To Dissolve Parliament

0 In Cabinet To Seek His Resignation   Colleagues of Canadian Prime Minister Trying to Avoid New Election.

Resignation Said Election Deterrent . . .  ‘Quit, Diefenbaker Told in Canada Row

Plan Would Avoid Any New Election   U.S. Nuclear Weapons On Canadian Soil ls Basis of Crisis

Election, Likely To Be Held in April, Wlealel Ba Corpecacles“c Daedl Hes Masse Mlanthe

Old Berber Chieftain Whose Exploits Inspired Light Opera Dies in Egypt

‘Baffling, EG, ‘Ridiculous’  Expense Account Proposals Staggering

 Regulations Due in June  New Expense Account Rules Draw Criticism in Hearing

Robeson Representative Named  UNC Trustees Nominated   Rundown On Legislature.

No incidertts   See TE Peete  ‘Kerinedy Park’ suggestion draws councilman’s ire

Will Strive For Peace, Civil Rights   President Delivers First Speech to U.N.; Surrounded by Guards

Action Is Expected Soon Alabama Schools Facing Many Serious Decisions

Connally Burial In: Marlin Wednesday   LC Teacher, Secretary Are Hired

‘AN AUTHENTIC GIANT’; LBJ Ex-Sen. Connally Rites To Be Held in Marlin

_ Minimum Wage Advanced  Bill to Allow Use of Planes On Trafttic Killed in House

Coast Guard News   Prepared and Edited Under the Supervision of John H. Kittila, Group Commander, Port Isabel CG Station

ENGINEERS INSPECT TANKS  Witnesses Testify in Coliseum Explosion

Hang President In Effigy . Students At Edinboro Rap School Conditions

To Stabilize Supplies Surplus Cotton Stocks  Will Be Sold By USDA

Series Of Aerial Mishaps  Crashes Of Five Small Planes Take Lives Of 16 During Weekena

Year's Vacation In Future? Leisure Time Piling Up With Automation?

Kansas Farm Leaders Deadlocked on Wheat Bill   Bobby Appeals for Senate Passage Of Public Accommodations Bill

Electrician fo Be Fourth Defendant for Alleged Mine Safety Violations

Londoners Rough Up Royalty   Queen of Greece, Daughter Escape In Street Chase

INFORMANT SAYS:  Queen Frederika Chased ‘By London Demonstrators

Both Parties Ooze Opt  JFK’S VISIT TO STATE WHETS SPECULATION ON °64. ELECTION

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Both Sides See Victory JFK Visit to Pennsylvania ‘Whets Speculation Over ’64

‘ThankY ou,Governor,PleaseSpare My Life,’ Prisoner Beas of Wallace

juor BOLOGNA DAYS -   FRIDAY, SATURDAY AT ©  wubwias FROZEN FOODS

GIFTED? DEPRIVED BY ENVIRONMENT? BOTH NEED HELP  ‘Exceptional’ Children Often Overlooked

N.C. Chief  Says Help Slum Child   Tells Educators: Meet Challenges of Gifted Youths

Equal Interest by Schools Advocated In Talented. Underprivileged Pupils

Equal Opportunity For Talented, Deprived Children Must Be Public School Aim, Administrators Are Told

wear Berlin  New U.S. Convoys to Test ‘Red Intentions on Highway

Along Berlin’s Highway Link More U. S. Convoys Test Russian Intentions Soon

New Housing Work Starts In Fast End   Ground-Breaking Ceremony Listed This Afternoon

100 Units Slated For East End   Ground-Breaking Ceremony Planned Thursday At 4

Fire Kills 6 Mentally Retarded Youngsters; Witnesses See ‘Blast’

Castro Hurls War Threat at Venezuele   Cuba Could Smash ‘All Latin Lackey Nations,’ He Savs

Castro Talks War   Warns He Is Prepared to Smash Invasion In 24 Hours

Cuba Said War Ready For Attack   School Girls Told Enemy Invasion Easy To Smash

Cuba Hurls Challenge At Foes   Fidel Boasts His Forces Could Smash Any Attack

Castro Says Cuba Is Able To Defeat  Western Hemisphere ‘Lackey Nations

For Nine Important US Officials— Year-Long Break  For Aides Studied

CASTRO HAILED, DECORATED  Khrushchev Warns U.S. Against Cuba Blockade

Anderson Brushes Aside Comment On Story Of Rift Between He And Pearson

Say Syria Committed To Arab Union   Pro-Nasserites Given Warning

4 of Family DieinCrash   lilinois Residents Victims of Header Auto Collision

Carl K. Bell Named AP Chiel Of Carolinas  QGasnnaace Tha I ata   Succeeds The Late Tim Parker, Victim Of Heart Surgery

Echoes Of Career  Final Journey Marked By Coincidences And Many Little lronies

Poignant Scene!  Little John Joins In Last Rites For His Slain Daddy

Irony And Coincidence Mark Final Journey For President   Mrs. Kennedy Must Prepare A New Life For Her Family

Charlie Is Remarkable Dog"— British Dog's Teeth Fixed At AF Exnense

BEST GUARD AT AIR BASE British Dog Getting His Teeth Fixed At U.S. Air Force Expense

Good — Evening!   April Fools’ Day. For heaven's sake, watch your step.

  hoon Lakes Ice Melting, Shipping Season Expected To Open On Time   Spring Suddenly Not So Welcome,  Rains Threaten Flood Worsening

No General Break In Aufumn’s Severe And Costly Drought Seer   Heavy Rains Needed To Replenish Fast Dwindling Water Supplies

NASA's. ‘Raid On AF Space Experts Fails.   Hefty Pay: Boosts’ ‘Fail: To Lure Away “High Altitude Men

NASA Fails To Get Air Force Space Experts   Wanted White And Yeager

Beer Tax Will Probably Pass During Week   Two Senators Continued To Talk Last Night

WRANGLE OVER FATE  Hijacked Ship Anchors; Nine Red Terrorists Held In Brazil

Legislature Stamps OK On 3 Bills   Regents, Utilities And Liquor Board Measures Passed

Baker Quits Influential Senate Post   Secretary Resigns Following Criticism Of Business Deals

Temperature Chart   Governor Rejects Charges From Legislative Leaders  That He Broke A Promise

'63 Legislature, Reynolds Square Away for Tussle  Governor Opens Budget-Tax War With MAeccaae

Reynolds Plan Hits State GOP Between Eyes  Republi cans Sa oy Wisconsin Can‘

Before January 27 Deadline  Goldwater May State  Political Plans Soon

Coldwater May Announce Sooner Than He Planned  Had Previously Set Jan. 27 As The Date; But Change Planned

May get death penalty  Navy man found guilty in second spy trial

To Yield $105 Miltion Ri Dartican Tay Bill Goes Info Senate Hopper

pre Dietionary  CLE E LIL ELE LEELA ORE LREL OR EELS   . Tart a4T7Ttrteme -.

Nation Takes A Break For Its Birthday  Fine Weather Finds   Fine Weather Find Millions Outdoors At Parks, Beaches

Negroes Rally for Equality Nation Celebrates  Its 187th Birthday

Texas May lake Full 90 Days on Plea  Might Gamble On   Might Gamble On Holding Elections ‘Under Old Statutes

SA A 4 A A A A ff  ‘ The Deepening Crisis  4  IT wWwwwwew Tw] <=.

73 Missing In Ship Mishaps   = MISSING in Ohip Wlishaps  ‘Seas Take A Heavy Toll

Red Cuba Parades Missiles   Soviet-Supplied Arms Shown On Anniversary

Missile Not Known Before To Be There   Kennedy. Described As ‘Vulgar Pirate. Chief’ ‘In Speech

Weapons Displayed By Castro  Anti-Aireraft AT.) W717.   Anti-Aireraft Missile Hailed; U.S. Condemned

Cuban Leader Says Rocket Crews Ready   Attacks Kennedy In 90-Minute Talk On Anniversary

U.S. Big Lift Moves Into Last Stages   Indications Point To Its Completion Ahead Of Schedule

LAND 10,109 U.S. TROOPS IN EUROPE   Landed In Bases In West Germany And France   Fear Operation Indication Americans Plan Reduction Of Forces

Where It Rained   Operation ‘Big Lift’ Moves Ahead Of Delivery Schedule

Flights Ahead Of Scheduled 72-Hour Time   Last Planes Of Operation On Way To German Base

U.S. Historic Airlift Moves Along; See Completion Ahead of Schedule

Big Lift Nears Completion All Phases Running Wel   ‘Just Plain Lucky’ Relates Captain. of Strafed Ship

15,000 Gls Airlifted  From Texas to Europe   Operation Beats Deadline But Fears Expressed That Mobility Means Cut In U.S. Forces Stationed in Europe

Big Lift Still Flying Along On Schedule  Exercise Passes W.1f Wae Mark in

Airlift Is Moving Fast, Efficiently   Historic Project May Be Completed Ahead of Schedule

Big Lift Speeding  To Its Completion  Gigantic Troop Ferrying May Be Concluded This Evening

Roundup Of Assembly Activi ity  $200 Million Bond Issue Proposed For Road Needs

For Office Of Governor. ... Preyer Is A Candidate, Lake Might Try Aaain

A Dior for Your Dog, Mrs. Kennedy? Or Make Clothes Horse of Macaroni?

Martial Law Clamped On Two Viet Nam Cities In Wake Of New Suicide-By-Fire

Martial law imposed in 2 Viet Nam cities   3rd Buddhist burns himself; troops quell demonstrations

New Buddhist Death Brings Stiff Controls  2 Vietnamese Cities Under Martial Law Jn Wake of Burning

In Wellsville Dispute   Martial Law In Viet Nam   Diem Acts In Wake Of Another Buddhist Suicide

 CARACAS RAID Castroite Students Shoot Up Air Force Headquarters

_ .. CARACAS RAID, Castroite. Students Shoot. Up: “Air  Farce Haadanartare .

South Koreans Get Veiled Threat  And Promise By Their Government

S. Korea Plays For Time   Civilians Offered Vague Promise And Veiled Threat

Lost Control Ot Plane, Pilot Says  ‘Willow Grove Crash Probe Is TIinder Wav

rFLANE CRASHED LN DAY CAME   Pilot Bailed Out. of Jet at Last Possible Moment

Pilot: Describes Fatal Crash   Pilot Bailed Wat at *Barest Maisto.

R. R. Reynolds Dies At Age 78  Asheville Native Served 12 Years In U.S. Senate

BITING WINDS ACCOMPANY ONOWFALL   Northern Section Of State Is Hit Hardest   “Areas Also Suffer; More Than 100 Schools Close As Roads Impassable

Ohio Swept  By Heavy  Snowstorms Cleveland Mayor  Orders Ban On Street Parking

14 Youthful Spacemen Introduced  ete 5   Average Age Of New Fliers 30.9 Years

To Head for Moon  14 New Astronauts Added  to American Space Team

Flight 4 Years Away  14. New Astronauts Set For Moon Shot Training

PRIME CANDIDATES FOR MOON SHOT - Space Agency Names 14 Young Astronauts

Says He Won't Attend Unless Things Change   Rumors Have Said He Has Been Having Grade Troubles

Says He ll Skip 2nd Semester     Negro Won't ‘Continue Under the Present  Circumstances’

May not stay ’ ‘under. present circumstances”  Meredith may Jeave U. of Miss. in Jan.

Meredith May Quit At Ole Miss   Situation Must Improve, Negro Student Says

Meredith indicates he will leave schoot  Tells newsmen he won’t continue

Meredith Set To Withdraw From School  Declares He Won't Return If Things Remain The Same

Meredith Won't Continue Study At Mississippi   Circumstances to Bring About Decision

‘Circumstances Not Defined  Walker, 10 Others Face Federal Trial

Meredith to quit Ole Miss  ‘Won't enrol]   ‘Won't enroll under present circumstances’

Negro Plans To Drop Out Of ‘Ole Miss’ Meredith Says He  Will Not Attend Next Semester -

Meredith Not Planning To Re-enter U.of Miss.   Won't Attend Unless Improvement In ‘His Position’ Seen; Still Living Under Protection of Federal Marshale

Negro To Quit Ole Miss At Semester End Unless ‘Circumstances Improve’

Meredith Plans to Leave Ole Miss at Close of Semester   Won't Give Up Fight For Education: Can't ‘Inder Clroumetances.”

Meredith Will Leave ‘Ole Miss’   ‘Circumstances’ Given As Reason

Meredith May Leave Ole Miss   Wowt Attend College Next Semester Under Present Conditions

Meredith might drop out   He'll leave unless ‘situation’ improves

WILL TAKE EXAMS, NOT ENROLL AGAIN   Only Negro Ever Admitted To Mississippi University Attends Classes Under Guard; Flunking Rumored.

‘UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES’ Meredith Wont Enroll At Ole Miss Next Term

Vietnamese Casualties Reach 125   42 Are Killed; Viet Cong Death Toll Set At 30

Heaviest Losses Yet... .  13 Americans Wounded In South Viet Fighting

Drunken Driving Bill Approved By Senators Today   Key Dalton: Legislation ‘Into House

Gas Raid On Negro Church   Louisiana Cops Chase Students, Hit Rally Point

Dodgers Celebrate with Champagne Party  Willie Davis Wins Swing Championship

A Shriner Entertains—   Chairman Defends Club: For Democratic Womer

4 Hours Of Terror!  Writer Gives Chronology Of Sinatra Kidnaping; Many Puzzles In Case   By JAMES BACON AP Movie-Television Writer

/ctronorecy OF KIDNAPPING CASE—  Fifty-Four Hours of Terror for Young Frank Sinatra   Ry JAMES RACON

54 Hours Of Terror Experienced By Sinatra Family   By JAMES BACON AP Movie-Television Writer

Kidnap Chronology:  Knock on Door Started 54 Hours of Terror for Youth

TODAY'S MARKETS Local .. . K. C. Livestock Chicago Grain ... N. Y. Stocks  ~TODAY'S MARKETS TODAY—   NEW VORK SsToCcRr

Peking Offers Public Debate Of Policy Feuc   Chinese Reds Chal lenge ‘Cowardly Soviets to Print Ideological Attacks. Rv CHARLES R. SMITH

Red China Challenges Soviet Debate  Russians Termed ‘Cowardly As Mice

Challenged to Public Debate ‘Cowardly As Mice!’ Say Chinese Reds Of The Russians

Communist Chin Calls Russians “Cowardly Mice”   By CHARLES R. SMITH United Press International

Peking Says Soviets ‘Cowardly as Mice’... Red China Wants Russia To Debate Ideology Row

China Looses Another Blast At Russia  Soviet Challenged To Debate On  Ideologies

China Reds Say Soviet ‘Cowardly’   Issue Challenge For Debate And Rap Khrushchev,

Khrushchev Appeals for 7-Year Economic Plan; May Curtail Russ Defense Spending

lo cut defense space, budgets  Khrushchev throws full weight into final plea

Red chief  pleads for agriculture   Plan likely to curtail defense

. ‘Corporate, personal taxes a frustration  Gov't. participation hurts business

OE ENE ENN SITET AME TED MEINE OEENS, EP EINSOOAINGES OO AAR COT COL  400 Killed in Cuba Clash

Pope Buried Privately In Basilica  Interment In Tripl Coffin In Selected

Pope Buried In St. Peter’s Basiliea   Lateran Palace T 4healer =? ph WT.At-l

Pope Buried In Basilica Of St. Peter’s   Throngs Pay Final Homage; Body Take To Grotto for Burial

Pope Burial Rites Held  In Basilica   Kstimate 2 Milton Mourners Atiend Closing ©

Pope John Buried In St. Peter's   . . AFTER TWO MILLION MOURNERS VISIT BASILICA

Throngs Pay Final Homage ToPope John  Peasant’s Son Laid To Rest Privately In Chosen Grotto

5 Republicans     Planin State. Support Two Other  ‘Bills; ‘Scranton’s: On: House Floor

Dirksen calls for thorough  examination  Mansfield asks GOP support for aaqreement

Test Ban May Lowe: Spending   Mansfield Says Treaty Serves As “Stabilizer”

Macmiiian Wins  Fight on Budget  ; Defeats Labor, Moves to Back U.S. Nuclear Program

- SHE'S ENGAGED TO DR. SAM — Two-Carat Diamond For German Heiress

Viet Nam Leader Says Government Is Oppressed One   U.S, Embassy Turns Away Buddhist Monk Seeking Sanctuary.

Hated, Anti-U.S. Brother of President Diem Emearaes as Most Powerful Man in Viet Nam

The Man Behind the Throne in Viet Nam....  Nhu Feels He Is Much Misunderstood

Power Behind Vietnamese Scene Hated By People, Contemptuous of America

Younger Brother Of President— Ngo Dinh Nhu Real Power  In S$. Vietnam

Power Behind His Brother's Throne  Nhu Scornful of U. S. Role in Viet Nam

Hated, Anti-U.S. Brother of President Diem ‘Emerges as Most Powerful Man in Viet Nam   By ROY ESSOYAN

oem Lauterbach Found Dead In His Hotel Room  Coroner Says Colby Senator Was Victim Of A Heart Attack

De Gaulle, Officials Keep Silent   Kennedy's Trip Is Discussed But No Comment Given Ou

Measure To Senate  ‘On Monday   Seven-Man Board Would Decide Issue Over Work Rules

Prospects Cloudy For Congressional Action To Prevent Railroad Strike

Senate Debate Starts Monday  Panel Okays F     A\cbitration [Rill

Senate To Act On Rail Feud  I aniclatinn To End   Legislation To End Dispute Approved By Commerce Grout

Senators OK Arbitrating Rail Disputes   Bill On Agenda Monday To Create Seven-Man Board

Committee OKs Rail Legislation  Would Settle Dispute With  ee Oe ee

DEADLINE NEXT THURSDAY  Railway Arbitration Bill Approved by Senate Grour

Outlook for Rail Action is Clouded  Unions Denounce Bill Designed to

Committee Votes Arbitration Pane In Rail Dispute   Unions Strongly Denounce Proposed  7-Member Board

Senate Group Approves Bill Providing Binding Arbitration in Railroad Work Rules Dispute

Congress May Not Be Able to Act Before Railroad Walkout Deadline

Senate Group OK’s Bill For Binding Arbitration To Settle Rail Dispute

Rail Measure Gets Senate Group Okay   Provides For Binding Arbitration

Senate Acts On Rails   Approves Bill Providing Furs Binding Arbitration

Rail Unions Opposed to Arbitration  Congressional Action Clouded By Opposition

Prospects Dim For Congressional  Action Betore Deadline Thursday

Unions Oppose Rail Arbitration Proposal   Report Prospects Dim For Congressional Action To Prevent Strike Next Thursday

Senate Panel OKs Proposal   Vote Set For Monday As Deadline Looms

THIEF CAUGHT IN TRAP   Legislation To  Avert Rail Strike  Is Uncertain

Rail Dispute Arbitration Bill Readied   Senate Commerce Comuinittee Follows Wirtz’ Guidelines

el Congress Can Actin Tithe YoHalt Strike  Rail tiles Oppose Aiblivgifen flit

Unions Buck Bill to Stall Rail Impasse   Strike Possibility Up as Wednesday Deadline Looms

Unions Denounce Arbitration Bill   Senate Gets Rail Proposal Monday; Prospects Cloudy

Want Board To Iron Out Rail Battle   Committee Adopts Plan As Substitute for ICC Intervention in Dispute

Bill to Prevent Rail Strike Ready for Senate   Senate Takes Up Bill Monday to Beat Deadline

Senate Panel Agrees on Rails Action   Bill Will Provide For Arbitration “On Work Dispute

RR action may not be in time   Binding. arbitration bill meets opposition

Unions Blast Congress Bill In Rail Dispute   Action To Prevent Nationwide Strike Appears Doubtful

Labor Opposes Bill to Avert Rails Walkout  Dunecenns 2b Mwmmmurne   Prospect of Congress Action Seems Cloudy

Senators Okay Arbitration of Rail Dispute   Dui bars Changes In Work Rules, Sets Up Seven-Man Inde. pendent Panel.

Rail Arbitration Legislation Backed   Senate Committee Approves Legislation To Settle Lingering Work-Rules Issue

UNIONS RAKE BILL TO HALT RAIL DISPUTE   Workers Declore Compulsory Plan "Violates Tenets’

Congressional Action Uncertain— Union Opposition Clouds Rail Issue

Tompulsery- Pian  Rail Dis pute Arbitration Unit Voted By Senate Commiitee

New Rail Bill Is Attacked By 5 Unions   Roads Are Silent On Legislation to Settle the Dispute

Senate Group Works to Avert Rail Shutdown   Nationwide Strike Deadline Less Than a Week Away

IGNORE APPEAL BY DALEY FOR HALF-CENT RISE   CIGARETTE AND LIQUOR INCREASE ALSO DEFEATED

Centennial of Gettysburg Address...  World Did Note, Long Remember Speech      By J. W. Davis

fram wriltnag Doubled... Gettysburg Address Tale Has Many Variations

When Did Lincoln Write His Famed Address? “Historians Still Argue

‘Ater 100: Tears. .~  Where Lincoln  Wrote Famous Address Stiii Under Debate ©

 WEIGHT _OF EVIDENCE SAYS _NO ‘Did Lincoln Write Gettysburg Address on Train?   Rv J. W. DAVIS

Where Dig tincoin Write fi’...  Historians Cant Agree On Gettysburg Address

Expert Clears Up Legend About Gettysburg Speech   ectntineinatinationth  Rt net Nt Nf raf a let Ne Nat tas, -{Linealn, As. He. Appeared At Gettvsburg. Page 7)

‘Fourscore and Seven Years Ago...  Where Did Lincoln Pen Gettysburq Address?

Legend About Abe's Speech Partially Exploded   He Probably Didn’t Write Gettysburq Addrece On Tess,

'Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address  All Agree It Is Literary Masterpiece ‘But Historians Dispute Writing Details

' Five Score Years Ago Today Lincoln Delivered His Gettysburg Address; When, Where Was It Written?

Witnesses Attest To All Versions   Evidence Points To Polishing Of It At Gettysburg

Gettysburg Address a Masterpiece —  Lincoln Didn’t Write Speech Aboard Train

-THIS 1S° ‘100TH ANNIVERSARYGettysburg Address Not Written On Train?

Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address  Delivered 5 Score Years Ago   By J. W. DAVIS

Historian Doubts Lincoln Wrote — Gettysburg Address While on Train

100th Anniversary Of Speech Today  Doubts Gettysburg Address Written While On Train

 By Lincoln Al G etlysburg  Anniversary of Address   Ry J W. DAVIS

On 100th anniversary of delivery Disputes still endure on  when Lincoln wrote speech

Circus Star Flees Reds  Aerialist Crosses _  is pe \ sae ae 04 eee Oe ee ee

$98.8 Billion Budget Likely T opic JFK, Cannon ‘Eyeball To Eyeball

Why 998 Billion? President And Representative Meet To Discuss National Debt

Cannon, JFK Talk Over New mucget  Chairman Attacks.’  ry ¥ + + Fy FY oo. OP

“Eyeball to Eyeball’ Budget Meet Underway Between Cannon, Kennedy

Native lowan one of test pilots killed in fighter plane collision

© TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A Natienal Council of Churches Religious Features)

Potentially More Dangerous Than Black Widow Beware of Common Brown House Spider With Violin-Shaped Dark Spot on Its Head

State Warns On Types Of Smoked Fish   Agriculture Dept. Says To Destroy Certain Products

SCHEDULE OF > 4 4m 4 \B\a'' y q y ~~ THa* FESTIVAL EVENTS Ab i A 4 Ai *

: G OP Seen Uninhibited  ‘Naming Of Lodge Won't Divert Kennedy’s Critics   Rw JACK RELI.

IGOP Men Plug Kennedy Hot Spots   Robert Kennedy In Appeal “To Remove Negro Insults’

Stern Tests For Tax Bill   Measure’s Future Rests on Action  In Assembly Today on Amendments

State's Budget-Tax Bill Survives Stern Tests in Assembly  Compromise Package Showing   Compromise Package Showing Resistance to Many Amendments

‘Woman Educator, Brother  Killed in Car Crash While Going fo Sister's Funeral

Congress Passe: Big Vocational, Manpower Bills  Education Measure Approved Handily By 82-4 Vote

WEATHER   [\ BRITAIN  iathitieeetidinmmememtiaammmanmatammenmietemantd  Laws Asked To Close  Sex Parties

New Mental Health  Program Explained   Guest List Questioned ... Laborite Seeks Sex Party Ban

SEES DANGER TO BRITISH SECURITY.  Would Outlaw Sex Parties For Officials

‘We Can Hide Them AnytimeNavy Backs Aircraft ‘Carrier: In Russian Overflights’ Issue

Overflights ‘electronic   U.S. Navy says carriers next to  ‘invulnerable’

Navy Unruffled asRedsFly — over Carriers  - Admiral Defends Value of.Craft 88 Time of War 

Admiral Upholds  Value of Carrier   By BEM PRICE AP Military Affairs Writer

‘Navy Doesn't Care If Russian Planes 'Spot Aircraft Carriers In Peacetime

Pal 0 D ur a  lotel T 0 B ? R (iz zed   bl li ie Mili, si, i  Soviet Snoopers? U8. Flattops Could’ Care Less!

FLIGHTS PART OF ELECTRONIC WARFARE  U.S. Carriers Not Always Easy to Finca

‘Not Trving To Hide Voyages’   Trying To Hide Voyages’ Red Flights Over Carriers No Threat: Adm. Schoeeh

Top Navy Airman Denies Aircraft Carriers Vulnerable Despite Buzzing By Soviet Jets    Shaking Hands With President Gives Blind Boy His ‘Best Day’

Admiral Debunks Defense Doubters  Soviet Bomber Flights Over U.S. Carriers Test Vulnerability, Range Of Detection

Happy Birthday, Kim   Navy Couldn't Care Less  Russian Flyovers Can Find Carriers

“orm of electronic wartare U.S. unworried about Red flights over aircraft carriers   On fivovers of the sort arasticad

Fed Up With Pessimistic Claims—  Carriers Can Elude Reds, Navy Air Chief Says

Ships’ Position No Secret to Reds... Yet  Flights Over Carriers Don't Worry Navy

 Sometimes Can’t Be Found  Navy Unworried About Hiding Carriers  on 1S     it S e

‘Admiral Says U.S. Carriers Can Hide From Soviet Planes !f They Want To

4-H’ers Restoring Vinland's Library   » Electronic Warfare Continues  “Navy Unworried Over Red Plane Visits

What's Inside   Top Navy Airman Says Carriers Could Easily Avoid Red Planes

Can Be Kept Hidden From Soviet —  Navy Not Perturbed by Flights Over Carriers

Further Warmer Trend Seen Missouri's Temperatures Begin  To Moderate After Cold Snap

New Parliament Conyenes Challenge of Nuclear Arms Acceptance Seen in Ottawa

As Parliament Opens. . Nuclear Issue Could Set IOH. Fireworks In Canada

Nuclear Decision ane,  Challenge Will Face  Canadian Leader Sooi

Idaho Traffic Daaths   Officials Seeking to Smooth Way for Wheat Sale to Red:

Scranton Rejects Plea To Soften Strip Mining Bill. Defense Proposal

No Softening Of Mine Bill, Says Scrantor   Governor Kejects Al Proposals Made by Bituminous Striy Operators.

300-foot-high Wall of Water Unleashed .. .  3,000 Buried  In Dam Overflow

Water Spilled Over Big Dam ~ By Avalanche   Huge Wave Sweeps Down Alpine Valley, Wiping Away Half Dozen Villages

Landslide Spills Millions Of Tons Of Water Over Lip Of Highest Arch

Six Villages BuriedAfter  Dam Breaks   Millions Of Tons Of Water Floods Narrow Alpine Valley

(Mu st First. Find Wreck . Men and Cameras in Bathyscaphe May Help Solve Thresher Mystery

Inside Today   Did Fire Cause Tragedy? Sub Debris Includes  Burned Plastic Piece

Evidence Of Flash Fire Found In Sub Debris, Inquiry Board Is TYold

New Debris Shows Fire on Thresher   Charred Plastic Shown to Court

Bathyscaphe May Provide Navy With Only Factual Evidence Of Thresher’s Failure

Finding Of Charred Plastic Indication  Lost Sub Was Afire   Bathyscaphe May Provide Clue To Sinking Of Sub

Burnt Plastic Indicates . Fire on Sub  Hears Evidence Of Rush of Flames

Indicates Fire Aboard When Thresher Sank   ‘Plastic Burned In Rush Of Flame, Court Of Inquiry Told

“Rush of Flame’  Abroad Thresher  Nav y Court Told Plastic Debris Found Near Disaster Scene Was Charred

MIiROHDER   Search for Submarine May Continue  Weeks or Months, Navy Officials Says

Court Of Inquiry Sees Plastic   Indicates It Was In Contact With Rush Of Flames  Oth Ghee

Sub Debris Found Seared By ‘Flame’  Mystery Probed By Expert Chemists

‘In Rush Of Flames’  Thresher Inquiry Court Is Given New Evidenee

Plastic Shows Sub Was Afire   Debris Found at Scene of Sinking Indicates Fire Aboard Lost Craft

Thresher Debris Is Charred   Burned Piece Of Plastic Introduced At Naval Hearing

Khrushchev Confers With Belgian On Ways Of Ending East-West Tensions

Khruschev Snubs Red  Conference   Seeks Ways to Reduce Tensions with West in Meetina with Belaian

Snudps hed Chinese,  Khrush Ignores Moscow Conference; Talks With Belgian Foreign Minister

Nikita Snubs Chinese Group  In Talks Furthering Coexistence Policy

Soviet Chief Holds Talks With Spaak   Khrashchev Snubs Moscow Conference On Communist Rift

Nikita, Belgium Official Confer  MAseatina Seen Ac   Meeting Seen As Snub to Red China

Khrush, Spaak In Conference  oe Pee pee   Belgian Leader Visiting Moscow

Nikita Snubs Red Chinese   Ignores Talks, Visits Instedd at Kiev With Top Belgian Offictal,

~ ON EASING TENSIONS ©  Soviet Confers With Spaak, Snubs Chinese

Soviet Premier, Begian Confer About Tensions  Khrushchev Snubs © Rad Chinaca Taltle

K, Spaak Confer On  Tensions   Red Premier Meets Belgium Foreign Minister In Kiev; Snubs Red Chinese

State Highway Workers Stage Capitol Protest  Hope To Mediate Dispute Today

Supreme Court Decision Gives Lift To Inmate “Lawyers’ In Ohio Prisons

Business Looking Up  x «x & x x« £ x «© Court Rulings Encourage Ohio Prison ‘Lawyers’

Hydrogen-Fueled Rocket Is Used To Orbit Three-Story U.S. Satellite

NAACP PLANNING DEMONSTRATIONS  Assembly Taking Up Rights Bills As A Special Order Of Business

Both Sides See Victory In Recount   DFL Says Rolvaag Ahead 170; GOP Claims Governor Now Leading by 102 Votes

600 Million in Galaxy — Astronomer Believes Milky Way Planets Have Intell'gent Life

Scattered through the Milky Way 600 million plants may sustain life

WAY OF THE MILKY WAY?  Expert Believes 600 Million Planets Bear Intelligent Life

Life exists beyond taken for granted  Even though we have no direct

In Milky Way Galaxy  600 Million Planets Seer Bearing Intelligent Life

Protest Death of Negro Children,,, - Senators Issue ‘Joint Plea For Nationwide Mourning

New Name For West  New Guinea   Indonesia Takes Over Empire, Call It West Irian

W. New Guinei Taken Over By Indonesia  Renamed W. Irian; Transfer Ends

 Capital Bristles With Arms West New Guinea Finally Is Under Indonesian Rule

Security Council Meets on Cyprus   Massing of Turkish Navy Denied

U.S., British Diplomats Confer with Makarios; Security Council Alert

CYPRIGTS SAY TURKISH NAVY MASSING SHIPS   Urgent Sessior Opens At 11:15 P.M. For Study Of Crisis   STEVENSON’S AIDE HEADINGS COUNCIL

Last Refugees Released from Cuba As Final Ransom Payment Delivered

11,250 Reach Freedom \Areival Of Cuban Refugees   . /Footnotes Weird Ransom

1,250 Reach Freedom  Aeviva Of Cuban Refugees  Footnotes Weird Ransom

HARK THE HERALD - -   Casualties May Outstrip The Original Conflict—

Vital Steps on Key Measures Might Be Near   Civil Rights, Tax Showdowns Seen

Await Action On Tax Cut, Rights Bills   Showdown Next Month Seen As Possibility   INTTIAL STEP

MOSCOW OFFICIAL VISITING Iran Plane Shot Down By Soviet MIG; 2 Die

Butler Warns of Labor Party Win  Would Be Disaster.   Would Be Disaster, He Tells Tory Party

Butler Seeks Support, Hits Labor Party   Tells Conservatives To Head Off Socialist  ‘Immature Nonsense’

British Power Struggle Tory Official Claims Labor Victory Would be ‘Disaster’

Butler Sees  Britain Hurt  By Socialism Deputy Seeks Tory  - Support For Taking

Ford Announces New President   Former ‘Whiz Kid’ Named To Top Position

Arjay Miller takes helm Ford names one of original  whiz kids to its presidency

Arjay R. Miller  Auto Whiz Kid’ Elected President of Ford Motors

Miller Named Ford President  "Whiz Kid’ Succeed: Retiring Dykstra

New copter proves mobile, speedy  Tiny “flying motorcycle” demonstrated

‘Flying Motorcycle’ Copter Show Off for U.S., Lands in Inch Slots

Ba ker ker Charter Member  Washington Quorum Club Opened to Press Inspection

Brazilians Put Navy On Alert   Newspaper Calls For Negotiations At Dinner Table

Surrenders After Shots With Posse   No One Injured; Pair Found in Mud Ditch - West of Grinnell

Rockford Trio Jailed In Grinnell   Suspect 2 Men, Girl in Robbery At Coralville

Man Charged With Threat On Johnson  Avowed Member Of Fair Play For Cuba

Threafener Of LBJ Faces Sanity Tests   Ex-Mental Clinic Patient Is Held In San Francisco

 Will Receive Mental Test —  _ Iowan Charged With  Threat To Kill Johnson

Arrest Vet With Threatening Note   Member of Same Committee To Which Oswald Belonged

Man Charged With Threat   Tests Ordered For Fair Play Member; MeLarry On Bail

Valachi Tells Gangland Doublecross  1981  Slaying of ‘Joe: The Boss’   1931 Slaying of J oe: The Bos:  Redited to Senale Probers -

Valachi Reveals Doublecross Murder Of Former New York Underworld Boss

Valachi Tells Of Gangland Doublecross   Underworld Bass Slain By His Lieutenants

N.Y.Underworld Boss Is Killed By Lieutenants   Gives Names Of Three Men That Set Up Death Of Guiseppi Massaric

Doublecross Slaying Told By Valachi   Mobster Continues His Crime ‘Tales tu Senate Probe

Valachi Informs Senate Probers Mob Leader Slain By Own Lieuts.; Admits Identifying Wrong Man

Bella, Hassan Fling Barbs, Warn Of Wa:  Each Accuses Other Of Being  Clanfl i nd Cerri)cen   SERIOUS DEADLOCK

President Brimming With Viger  JFK 46 Today; In Exeellent Health

With Chancellor E rhardJohnson Injects Texas Hospitality in Meeting

Texan Hospitality Wins  Spotlight In Johnson. Erhard Weekend Talks

LBJ, Erhard Vow  To Pursue Peace   President Johnson  Calls Budget Talks

Conference Ends Communique Issued By Johnson And Erhard After Western Party

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   AFL-CIO Warns Against Europe Troop Removal

Civil Rights May Raise Chatter. a     Johnson’: s Speech. Hailed By. Both Houses Of The Congress

ee. Se &  On Civil Rights Johnson Fails to Curt Southerners’ Hostility

Southerners Cool To Civil Rights Plea   Address Receives Unanimous Praise For Its Eloquence

Rejects Leaders’ aders’ Pleas  Holdout Ur Union Again Refuses Paper Offer

Oppose Pact By 191-111: Boo Leaders   Bar Stereotypers Union President From Meeting

GAO Gives Up On TFX Controversy  ‘Confusing Tangle’ Of Fiqures Quoted

School Act Under Fire In Court Its Legality  Is Challenged Ry; Attnnn

Accused Police Murderer Dies Fighting  Detectives When Cornered in Hotel Room

iKennedy Sees Goldwater In About ‘Same Position As He Was In 1960

Goldwater ‘in: ; Position Like” JFK in 1960.  President's Views ; i “Thinks Rockefeller: a ik Acivans

Goldwater's Situation Like JFK's   Administration Takes Serious View Of Barry's Candidacy

Political Analvsis  JFK Sees Parallel In  Goldwater's Situation   Eves On 1964 Big Rockefeller: IF Put  On Backing (,oldwater

Stresses Progress Allianee   Cuba Mey Crop Up As Presidents Meet

Chief Executive H     luils Islanders é send bcet Ard Cournneous Peor     AS      le!

President Given Huge Welcome By Costa Ricans   Chief Executives otf Seven Nations Gather for Historic 2-Day Meeting.

Costa Rica welcomes Kennedy   President heaps high praise on tiny republic

Costa Ricans Jam Airport For Greeting   Kennedy Urges Victory Against Poverty. Injustice

Kennedy Is _ Cheered By Thousands —  Bears Doctrine Of Hem misphere A Accore

Asks Latin lLeaders ‘To Cooperate   Costa Rica Cheers Kennedy's Arrival

Hemispheric Unity Doctrine Urged   U.S. Delegation Faces Policy Rift- Over Handling Cuba

Urges Unity For Advance In Keonomy   Poverty, Injustice Targets Of Drive,  President Asserts

One-Quarter of Country's Million Inhabitants on. Hand to Greet President

Huge Costa Rica Crowd Cheers JFK  President Vows Victory on, Poverty

DeGaulle Replies To Polaris Offer  Kennedy Is Told His Offer Being Studied

Start Push To Adjourn Early In May   See Balanced Budget Without Any New Taxes

Death Toll In Traffic Hits Record   4,107 During November Boosts Total to 39,280

Sen. Humphrey Viewed As Possible Johnson Running Mate In ‘64 Race

Humphrey to Be Considered as ‘64 Running Mate for President Johnson

Traffic Toll  1963 to This Date—33 1962 to This Date—43   Mental Health Stressed

Pope tries  to settle flareups   Pontiff mediates council dispute

Council Supports Church Unity Pa ee ee es t * * a ae a ee oc ee i. ee . rs   ‘Pope Intervenes In Liberal - Conservative Dispute

Rail Dispute Group Called Fact-Finding   Special Panel Duties Confined To Specifie Aim

Rail Commissioners Make Clear Mission   Fact-Finding First, Mediation May Be Undertaken If Requested Later

NO MEDIATION SEEN Rail Dispute Panel Describes Mission As Fact-Finding One

Wisconsin s Tax Chief To Receive Vacant Mail Post  Previous Rumors   Previous Rumors Had Him Named To Revenue Job

Currently State's Tax Commissioner   Senate Must Now Act on Nomination Which JFK Will Submit in Few Days

Wisconsin's Tax Chief to Succeed Day   Kennedy Chooses Gronouski to Be Postmaster Genera

Gronouski Is Chosen for Cabinet Post  Wisconsin State   Wisconsin State Tax Commissione  To Succeed Day

Gronouski Gets Postal Office  Is Named by Kennedy To Succeed J. FE. Dav

Gronouski Postal Chief   State Tax Commissioner Named Postmaster General by Kennedy

New Head Of ost Office  JF K Picks State Tax Chief To F ill Day’ s ‘Position -

Wisconsin Man New PM General    m ? mm A. RSE 2 OO Ss.  John Gronouski Tax Commissioner  Picked Bv IFkK

Gronouski postal chief  Wisconsin state tax commissioner Kenendy choice

ATTORNEY GENERAL  1 nearness acne amen cece et  Stands Firm On  Discrimination

BOB KENNEDY URGES COMMITTEE     - Don't ‘Water Down Rights Measure

Winston Churchill Celebrates 89th Birthday With Flourish   Rev. James J. Sheerin, Butte  Catholic Church Pastor, Dies

“Hot Line’ Plans Said Completed   Formal Soviet Approval Suil Is Awaited

Await Russ hot line okay  - Permanent cable link approved bv United States

Hot Line’ Talks. Are Coming Along ln Fine Fashion  ~ Negotiators In Agreement On All Technical Detaile

US., Soviet Agreed on All Details of Washington to Kremlin Hot Line

TELETYPES WILL LINK CAPITALS   Cable And Radio Communication Awaits Soviet Government Approval of System to Prevent War by Mistake.

Hot Line Teletyoe      “Fast Cotitiutleations For Use ih Emergency *. Biaeani « War.

TRMPERATIIRE   Would Prevent ‘Accidents’...  Reach Agreement On ‘Hot Line’

Geneva:   Agreement  On Hot Line Is Reached  Formal Approval Of U.S.-Moscow Link Is Awaited

 Hot Teletype Circuit  Technical Accord Reached On Washinaton-Moscow Line

WIRE TO LINK COUNTRIES’ CAPITALS   To Set Up Direct Connection Between JFK, Khrush   SETUP DESIGNED   By Negotiators At Geneva To Prevent Possible War By Accident

Evacuation of Americans in Haiti Ordered  D. R. Governmen Workers Call General Strike

$250,000 In Cash Asked   Man Held After Warning Banker He Would ‘Blow Up’ Sweetwater

Washington To Ask For Details On Multiple Proposals Of Russia   War Prevention Suggestions Expected To Be Elaborated On

U.S. To Await Definite Terms Of Soviet Offer  Khrushchev Talk Studied; Nuclear Pact Hope High

U. OF NEBRASKA  CAMPUS MINISTER  TO SPEAK SUNDAY  AT CALVARY CHURCH Le Mars Pastors  And Delegations __  Invited ta Alteand

U. OF NEBRASKA CAMPUS MINISTER TO SPEAK SUNDAY AT CALVARY CHURCH Le Mars Pastors And Delegations . __tavited to Alfend

U. OF NEBRASKA CAMPUS MINISTER TO SPEAK SUNDAY AT CALVARY CHURCH  Le Mars Pastors  And Delegations teawited tn Attand

Possibly No Accord On Relief   Possibly No Accord On Relief  Fight To Keep Tax Bill Alive

Discipline of Portugal Voted by UN Council   U.S., Great Britain, France Abstain in 8-0 Decision

U.S. and Russia In Agreement on Plan To Study Weather   Will Exchange Data to Be Gathered By Series of New Satellites.

Goal: Plan Satellite Launchings   Pact Includes Exchange of Space Informatior

Collection Of Weather Data Is Set   Hope Pact To Resul In Cooperation in Exploring Space

Tragic Events During Last Five Weeks Lead to Woman's Death in Motel Room

The inside story   Like ‘Naked City’ drama   ‘Naked City’ drama  Life fell apart for her

For Mandatory Redistricting— 3 Scranton's School Proposal Coming

Political, Economic Problems At End Of Secession  Katanga Faces Tasks After War

Three-WeekWarEnds,  Katanga Joins Condo   By RICHARD K. O'MALLEY

KENNEDY AND PEARSON END (CONFERENCES   More Frequent Consultations  Are Scheduled

Canada Will Honor Defense Commitments  Acceptance of Nuclear Weapor

Pearson Says His Nation to Cooperate   Tells Kennedy of Interition to . Fulfill Aareement

Continued Aid Setup Certain Despite Fight   End Not in Sight But Given Study

‘No End In Sight,’ Says Bell  Foreign Aid Will Be Around A Long Time

Foreign Aid Seen Cinch  To Continue   End Not In Sight For Backward Lands, Says Bell

GRITIAN QUIZZED ON DECLARATION . . . PAGE 2-A ‘ber teen eee... pane ex      Ready to Meet Arabs, Says Eshkel

JFK Shores Un Italian Alliance   On Tuesday He Will Meet With Pope Paul IV

Seeks Plan To Maintain Strong Ties   Meeting With New Pope Paul Vi Tops Awerda far Thesdas

Roman Crowds Smaller. And Less Enthusiastic for JFK than Germans; Irish   Attorney General Voices Opposition To Watered Down’ Civil Rights Bil

WILL SEE POPE PAUL ON TUESDAY   Smaller Crowds See President On Rome Visit

Weather   Kennedy Confers With  Italian Leaders in Rome   Will Call on Pope Paul VI, Begin Flight Home Tuesday

Kennedy In Rome. For Talks   Italian President At Airport To Greet U.S. Leader

Kennedy Begins Talks in Rome   Pope Pledges Peace, Unity  JFK on Tuesday  Makes State Visit

Kennedy Arrives In Rome   President Gets Mild Reception; Talks to Seoni

Consults Italian Leaders   (‘See other picture. Stary on Page #8)

WILL SEE POPE PAUL ON TUESDAY   ee President  Bmaller Crowds On Rome Visit

Pope Paul VI crowned Sunday   JFK in Rome; will return home Tuesday

2-Day Rome Visit Begun. By President   Chief Executive Expected to Find Accord on Aims

Kennedy, Italian Leaders Convene   President In Drive To Build Stronger Unity Between United States And Western Europe JFK Will Meet Pope Paul On Tuesday

Rome Greets Him Quietly   President to Seek Ways To Keep Alliance Intact

President Kennedy in Rom  To Talk to Italian Leadex   Reception Is Considered Sparse b y Italian Standards; Kennedy Confers on Future of United States Alliance in Europ

Immediately into huddle with officials  _ Turnout of only tens of thousands greet President

Kennedy Reaches Rome President Meets Italian  Leaders In Unity Effort

Will Leave for Washington Tuesday Night  i Re ak   Audience With Pope Paul at Vatican Tuesday

Will Depart For Washington Tuesday. Night   Kennedy Confers With Italian Heads; Papal Visit Set

Pope Paul crowned   It’s hot there. too Reception sparse to JFK in Rome

First: Italian Leaders  JFK To Meet Pope Paul      Quarter Million. See Pontiff’s Coronation

President Tells Hosts He Has Come to Seek Ways for U. S. To Beef Up 15-Year Old Pact

Pushes Plan To ‘Beef-Up’ West Allies   To Meet Pape Paul iy Tomorrow, Depart  Al Night Por U.S,

President Kennedy Arrives In Rome, Holds Meeting; Meets Pope Tomorrow

Rome KECceptuion oparse  President Launches Talks With Top Italian Leaders

Meets with Pope Tuesday  Sparce reception greets Kennedy today in Rome

President Into Conference With Italian Leaders  Tuesday He Will Meet With New Catholic Leader

Kennedy Talks With Italian Leaders Today  Audience With Pope On Schedule;  We a i i i i ee a Ee

RECEPTION FOR JFK IN ITALY TERMED SPARSE   AIM IN TALKS IS TO BUILD UNITY; AUDIENCE TUESDAY

Sparse Reception  For JFK   Italy's Response Far Less Tumultuous Than That Given Ry Germang

Meets Italian Leaders in Iry To Build Unity   President Will Meet Pope Paul Tuesday

JFK in Italy; To See Pope   President in Italian Talks; Early Reception Not Very Warm

Police Form Flying Wedge Through Mob   Crowds Line Up 5 Feet Deep to Greet Kennedy

JFK In Rome To Build Up Allied Unity   Goes In Conference With Italian Leaders After Sparse Reception

Would Mean 250 Million For Schools  Savs Bond Foes   Says Bond Foes Favor Levying Income Tax

On 2 Big Bulletin Boards Bucks To Keep V oters Posted Election Night

On 2 Big Bulletin Boards Bucks To Keep V oters Posted Election Night   Popular And Valuable

Governor Defies Order By President And Bars. Negroes At University

Wallace Bars Negros at University Doo   Defies Kennedy Proclamation; National Guard Put Under U.S. Orders

Pair Halted At Alabama By Wallace   Governor Stands In Door And Stops Two Negroes

Governor Rebuffs Appeal From JFK  WallaceRemains Defiant as  Climax Nears At Alabama U.

Governor Bars Negroes At  Alabama U.; Troops Called   U.S. Insists Registration  Will Be Todav

Gov. Wallace Bars Way At Alabama: Ruling On Cleveland Is Appealed

Governor Blocks Federal Officials  Despite Commane ~US.-Aides-Warn—

Governor Defies Kennedy Order: Bars 2 Negroes   Violates Injunction By Federal Court

Wallace Defies U.S.,       Kennedy Orders State Troops Federalized: 2 Students Will Be Sianed In Todav

Defies Federal Order; Kennedy Calls Guard   Federal Marshals Say Two Negroes Will Be Admitted to School Taday; Army, Air National Guard Units Called to Duty

Negroes Still Not Enrolled   State Troopers on Campus   Neqroes Remain In Cars

Justice Department Says Registration Will Be Achieved  Despite Governor

All Set To Block Way At Alabama  Two Negroes   Two Negroes Due To Arrive This Afternoon

Wallace Stands InDoorwayto Block Students   Kennedy Calls ‘Bama Guardsmen To Active Duty

Wallace Bars Entrance to Negroes  Despite J.F.K.’s Order to Desist

JEK Places State Guard On Federal Armed Duty   Justice. Aide Says Two Negroes Plan To Register Despite Governor's Defiance

Prospective students to try again  Governor ignores demands sent by Pres. Kennedy

Kennedy federalizes Nat'l Guard   Justice Dept. says pair will register today

Wallace Ordered  To Cease  Presidential   Presidential Proclamation Is Issued

Wallace Bars Way; U.S. Determined  Kennedy Natianalizvec Cunard: Inteoratian Tadav Is Vaowed

Students Barred: JFK Calls Guard   Proclamation By  Kennedy No Help

Weattace Blocks First Registration Attempt Pres. Kennedy Takes Over Alabama Guard

Treated for Injury...   Wallace Blocks First Registration Attempt Pres. Kennedy Takes Over Alabama Guard

Kennedy Orders Alabama Guard Into Federal Duty; No Violence Is Reported

Commands  Governor ‘To Desist’  i TJ.   Proclamation Is Issued Prior To  Enrollment Bid

Wallace Bars Campus Door to 2 Negro Students: JFK Calls Up National Guard

First Registration Attempt Fails in Spite of JFK Order   a  President Commands Governor To Stop Obstructing Justice

Negroes head  for campus   President says his order  is authorized by U.S. law

Governor Bars Negroes; Federal Spokesman Says They'll Register Today

Governor Set to Bar 2 Negroes   ‘Going to Have Peace’, Alabama Executive Says

GOV. WALLACE DEFIES COURT AND KENNEDY   Governor Ignores Injunction And Presidential Proclamation, Stands In Door To Bar 2 Negroes At Alabama U.

Homes Escape Fire; 12 Acres Destroyed   SixWoodlands Closed In East

Warns on Federal Aid Dependence     Romney Plugs for Stronger State, Local Governments

Most to Repeal Obsolete Law  State Senate Races Through 47 Bills

Birmingham’s Arch-Segregationist  Mayor, Police Chief Booted Out

Birmingham’s Segregationist Mayor, 2 Commissioners Lose Fight for Jobs

N.C. Lawmakers Had Busy Week  Many Issues Still Unsettled; Several Bills Are Killed

Negroes Crowd Florida Court: Recess Called   Over 500 Appear, Mostly Students

Tallahassee Judge Delays Hearings For Negroes Held In Demonstrations

Auxiliary Schedules Meeting      KE Koma Nicht Scheduled   New Adniral Takes Over World's Larzest

 Bills to go to conference  Military pay increase  prospects much brighter

Court Order Restrains Bar From  Releasing Rabinovitz Poll Results

Knowles fo Run For Governor  Decision by GOP Leader Ends Months Of Speculation

Knowles Bids For Governor   Months of Speculation on Plans End with Today’s Announcement

Warren Knowles Decides To Seek  Governor's Office  Olson Won't Drop Own Plan; Ready For 1964 Fight

Court Asked To Reject Suit   Two Points Cited As U. S. Answers Wallace’s Plea

U.S. Files Suit In Alabama U Racial Dispute   Federal Action Is Aimed At Gov. Wallace

WOULD ORBIT EARTH LONG TIME  Space Patrol Aboard Manned Spaceship Is Planned By AF

Would Orbit Indefinitely — Air Force Plans Space Patrol Aboard Spaceship

Would Remain Aloft Military Space Patrol On Manned Cratt Orbiting Earth Planned By U.S.

City Mulls Collection Of Garbage   Private Contractor Would Handle Program; $1.25-$1.50 Fees Seen

Would Bill Residents Monthly   Private Contractor Would Handle Program; $1.25-$1.50 Fees Seen

FBI agent reveals Cuban trip to break travel ban   South Viet Nam student protests in second day

House Opens Hearing: Undercover Agent Testifies  On U.S. Student Cuban Trip

Placed Third Out Of 321   Second Time  For News;  In 1949 It Was Given Second Place

Message Expected to Say Time Will Heal the Differences in Deadlocked Communist Talks

Expect Divided Red Giants. To Give Face-Saving Report   Latest Soviet Attack Accuses Chinese Of Being Warmonaers

JFK Views Moon Job, Sea Missile   President Sees Polaris Launching for First Time

Student Mob Is Dispersed In Viet Nam  Arrest Thousands   Arrest Thousands As Attempted Coup Is Halted by Army

Army Ends Revolt In Karly Stage   University Youths Arrested — Threat Of Coup Subsides

Saigon Bristles With Barriers   Troops in Complete Control of Country

Thousands Arrested In Viet Nam   Teen-Age Girls Wounded By Shots Deaths Reported

Iroops Back Swift Arrest Of Thousands   Government Forces Waiting For Students Kill Revolt At Start

Police Make Mass Arrest Of Students   Thousands Seized, Two Girls Wounded; Coup Fears Eased

AUTO THIEF KILLED, TOO  2 Rookie Police Killed In Chase After Stolen Car

Meanwhile--Back At The Ranch Drastic Administration Move To Cut Armed Forces Here And Overseas

Big Evacuation Task Is Beoun OnFamed Isle   250,000 People In Danger Sector

Volcano Kills 400 Persons   New Eruptions Seen On Indonesia Island

More Violent Eruptions Threaten island In Indonesia; Evacuating 250.000 Within 20-Mile Radius

Bali Volcano Toll Hits 400  More Angry Eruption:   More Angry Eruptions From Peak Possible

Volcano Claims 400 Victims   Bali Braces For More Violent Eruptions

' Unofficial Death Toll Set At 400 Volcano Spews Rock And Lava On Bali Island

Volcano kills 400; threat of new eruptions   Tourist-mecca island of Bali a disaster zone

Bali Volcano Toll Hits 400   More Angry Eruptions From Peak Possible

250,000 FLEE AREA OF CRATER   Agung, At "Center Of Universe’, Spews Lava All Week; Ash Darkens Sky Over Java.

Increasing Threat Of More Big Eruptions   Tourist-Mecca Declared Disaster Zone; Tons of Lava and Rocks Spread Death, Destruction Over Wide Area of Island

FURTIOF Carer)  Rampaging Volcano Leaves  400 Killed On Bali Island

Fear More Eruptions Due Soon   250,000 Persons Evacuated From 20-Mile Sector

Report At Least 400 Are Killed In Eruptions Of Volcano On Bali Island

Increasing Threat Of More Violent Eruptions— Bali's Rampaging Volcano Kills At Least 400 People

Krupting voleano  kills 400   Pali island now termed disa-ley zone

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   State to Get Slight Relief From the Heat

Robert Kennedy Pleads for JFK's Civil Rights Program   Maryland Lawyers To Handle Racial Rift in Cambridge

Civil Rights Issue Given lop Priority   Attorney General Urges Approval

Attorney General Tells Congress:  Full Civil Rights Bill Most Urgent

Attorney General Views  Rights Issues As Urgent   To Mediate Cambridge Racial Dispute; Chicago  Clash Brings 4 Arrests

Plea for Enactment of Civil Rights Program Is Made by Robert Kennedy

RFK Plugs For Entire Civil Rights Package   Tels Senate Group ‘No Issues Are More Urvent’

Robert Kennedy Tells Congress Rights Bill A ‘Most Urgent Issue’   City, College To Be Saluted On TV Sat.

IN MIDST OF SECURITY SCANDALS Nuclear Scientist In Britain Hints  Of Drugging By Russian Diplomat

Blast in Utah Coal Mine Kills Nine Men   Bolivian Miners Release Hostages

Intervention In Ala. School Case Hinted   Negroes Barred By Troopers; Court Showdown Looms

N. Carolina Man Killed During Riot   Nine Arrested As Aftermaih Of Violence 

Alabama U. Begins To Seal Off Campus   One Man Was Killed Nine Arrested in Wake Of Carolina Race Riot

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Millions Affected Affected  : i Strikes rikes Idle Thousands: In Us

Strikes Across Nation Idle Over 150,000   Transit, Waterfront, Newspaper Walkout Affect Millions

Millions Of Americans Are Affected By Transit, Shipping, Paper Strikes

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Over 100,000 Idled Transit, Waterfront, Newspaper, Other Strikes Affect Millions

No Reconciliation Is Now in Sight, Labor Chief Says   Deciding Issues For Arbitration Proves Fruitless

Wirtz Admits Collapse Of Rail Peace Efforts As Legislation Looms

Rail Efforts Reported In New Muddle  Arbitration Ildeac   Arbitration Ideas By Carriers, Labo: Are Still At Odds

Atom Experts Split On Ban   ‘Talks Break Down Again In Railroad Rules Dispute

Decision Due In Anti-Strike Action Today  Joint Parley of Both Sides Is Adjourned At Request of Wirtz

Two Divided On N-Treaty   Sen. Symington Gives Support While Sen. Thurmond Is Opposed

Test Ban Garners Both Boos, Cheers   White African Rule Top Worry For U.N.

Senate Hears Pros And Cons Of Test Ban   Symington Proposes Thurmond Opposes Nuclear Test Bon

2 Senators See Test Bar Differently  Symington Offers   Symington Offers Strong Support, Thurmond Agains

2 Senators Split Over N’ Treaty   Symington Gives Pact Strong Support While Thurmond Onnoses It

Path Of Death, Devastation Hurricane Threatens Florida  With 100-Mile-An-Hour Fury

Flora’s Course Unpredictable   Vicious Hurricane Heads Toward U.S. Mainland; Claims 4] Lives

Strong Winds Batter Cuba, Bahamas   Present Course Will Bring Violent Storm South of Florida

22-YEAR SERVICE RECOGNIZED     a a = es  Phila Man Receives  VEW Scouting Award

Hit by Car, Pickett World Fair  Wavon Train Loses Mule in Missouri

Top Committee Posts Given to Dirksen, Mundi  Democra t Senators Engaged in Row et Aeci  wer BAeeimnrmanteoc

Sen. Dirksen, Mundt Slated To Lead GOP   Demos’ Moss Starts Row Over Losing Ou As Space Appointee

} riz e Po O ste:   ‘Demo Fuss Brewing Over Committee’ Assianments .

BENNETT ANSWERED      Democrats Exchange Sharp Words As Campaigns Open

Charges Solons Treated Like Errand Boys   Republican Accuses President Of Playing Politics

Stocks   iit CNN Po titics With Christmas ’tititttitiisiitttiititith’ sets inn  Goldwater Blasts President

Goldwater Asks Treaty  Reservation Wants Soviet Troops Out of Cuba First

Goldwater Ties Soviet Pullout To Test Pact   Senator Demanding Postponement Until Troops Leave Cuba

Goldwater Asks Treaty Effectiveness Be Delayed Until Soviets Leave Cuba

Barry Demands Postponement Of Ban Action   First, Ouster of Soviets in Cuba

Danger In Test Treaty: Goldwater   In South Viet Nam  US. Military Men Revise Estimates  Of Length Of War

Goldwater Says Pact Peace Peril  Senator to Offer Recervatinn Afto   Senator to Offer Reservation After Debate Starts.

Senator Renews Treaty Demands   Goldwater Asks Soviet Withdrawal From Cuba

“TREATY IMPERILS PEACE’  Barry Says Approve Ban Atter Russia Quits Cuba

warts KRYSSIQNS Vur Ur Guba Berore lreaty lakes Etrect eee  Goldwater Links Soviet Troop Pullout To Test Ban

Sen. Goldwater Would Postpone Treaty Signing Wants Soviets To  Leave Cua Before  It Takes Effect

Reservation  To Test Ban Is Demanded  Goldwater Wants  Russian Troons   Goldwater Wants Russian Troops  Qut of Cuba First

Goldwater Asks Reds Out of Cube   Wants Reservation In Nuclear Treaty

Wants Kkussians Uut Or Cuba Before Ireaty Takes Effect iielidaaeiliadahiipeematbencinnacs ccticasauroetea dander iis dnhamamaanaenrs tomantarerieemtoaatichen  Goldwater Links Soviet Troop Pullout To Test Ban

Barry Demands Change in Pact  Wants Soviets to Remove Military Forces From Cuba

‘Our Security .. .Periled’     Goldwater Still Wants ‘Price’ in Bomb Treaty

Reservation On Test Ban To Be Asked   (Goldwater Claims It’s Peace Peril As Treaty Stands

Goldwater asks treaty postponemen  Until Soviets remove Cuban military forces

SOME SEE FEW VOTES OPPOSING   Weapons Removal From Cuba Price Of Ratification

Senate Treaty Foes Fighting Losing Cause   Support Growing Despite Attacks

WHERE TO FIND /1   PACT BEFORE FULL SENATE NEXT WEEK Goldwater Would Delay N-Treaty Until Russians Get Out Of Cuba

Barry Demands Reservation On Testing Treaty   Pact Poses Threat To Peace, Arizona  Conservative Says

Goldwater Is Not Swayed By Ban Plea  Sanatae Raernewe   Senator Renews His Demand of a Price for Treaty

Wants Approval Of Treaty Postponed ‘Till Russ Removes Troops From Cuba

Two Killed and 21 Injured in 14-County. Area Traffic Accidents Over the Weekend

Rep. Scott Swisher Failed To File U.S. Tax Returns For at Least Five Years   lowa City Demc Cites Illnesses

D. W. Smiley Funeral Set On Monday   Republican Leader, Civie Worker Dies At Age Of 79

LA Grabs 2-0 Edge OverYanks   Skowron, Davis Boys Pace Attack For NL Champions

Podres Puts Handcuffs On The Bombers   Ex-Yank Skowron, Davis Boys Provide Power; Rest Today

Davis Boys And Skowron Provide Punch Series Swings  To Los Angeles

Over Half Live In Poverty   er mar Live in Foverty  Negro Job Problem Is Serious

The End Of The Road In Civil Rights Will Be Mighty Frustrating Unless Millions Of New Jobs Are Provided For The Negroes

President’ esident’s Council  Heller Says Negro Drive For Equality Will Be Frustrated

HU" SVILLE     CULLMAN, ALABAMA, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13. 1963   Kennedy Offers A’ ernate Plans For Individue! Income Tax Cute

SKIPS OVER ORPHANAGE, HITS SCHOOL   Children Sleep Through Storm Which Wrecks Business Section; Big Hailstones Fall At Evansville.

Twister rips town of 650   Community in Tennessee target of freakish storm

Freakish Twister Skips Orphanage, Hits Town   Below-Zero Belt Chills Middle West  Ry THE ASSOCTATET) PRESS

Business Section Badly Damaged; Few Persons Hurt  Twister Skips Over A Large Orphanage

Buildings, 2 Churches Destroyed _   Guard Summoned To Aid Law Officers

Squalls Drop Hailstones on Indiana   Thunderstorm Dumps Inch of Rain on Kentucky

Cold pushes south to Texas  Arctic blasts, tornado in Tennessee reported

Tornado Lashes Tennessee Town  Business District Wrecked By Storm

Business District  Battered  Twister Skips Orphanage With 180 Sleeping Children

180 CHILDREN IN ORPHANAGE ESCAPE INJURY   HALF OF SCHOOL DEMOLISHED BY WINTER TWISTER

Spring Hill:  Tornado Lashes  Tennessee Towr  Damage Heavy; Twister Cfo. Pies Menhaewara

2 Churches Destroyed By Twister   Dozens Of ‘Homes Demolished; Skips Over Orphanage

Winter Storm Smashes Into Business Area   BUSHIGS) AIGG  Dozens of Homes Wrecked; High Serhanl Pamaned

2 Churches Destroyed By Twister  Business District   Business District Hit Hard, Dozens Of Homes Leveled

Town Struck. By Tornado  Much of Business Area, Many Homes, 9 Churches Razed

BUSINESS BUILDINGS, HOMES FLATTENED Tornado Wrecks Tenn. Town Skips 180-Inmate Orphanaas   THREE I HOSPITAL

180 Children Were Asleep At Spring Hill   Downtown District Badly Damaged; Injuries Light

Frigid Air And Blowing Snow: Winter's One-Two Punch Hammers Broad US Section

Judge Stone,/3,  Victim of Cancer  U.S. Jurist Dies At Wausau Home

Ward Death May Bring New Expose   Last Letter, Talk With Denning Hint “New Developments

\Rhodes Elated Elated  C Cleveland Picked For  °64. Governors’ Meet

Seal Beach Leader Lost on Air Trip’       Coripanions Missing in Utah’

Rhodes Joins In Grief at Pope’s Death  Leaders in Ohio a es . oe Se   Leaders in Ohio Among Dignitaries Expressing Sorrow

 * . . ‘Interviews Rival Factions  Laos Premier Doubts Cease-Fire Promises

Army Bottled Up Laotian Premier Has Doubts About Cease-Fire Pledges

COMPLETE RED TAKEOVER FORESEEN BY MANY  Laos Cease-Fire Doubtful

5.000 Hoosiers March — On Indiana Legislature, Demanding Lower Taxes

30,000 Stage Rally fo Back Government   American Policy Restated By Army General

United States, Diem Close To Showdown  Almost Open Bid For Take-Over By Viet Military

Drought, Winterkill, Cutworms Blamed  Nearly 2 Million Acres Of Wheat ‘Abandoned In Southwest Kansas

Medical Care Bill Signed ...  3 Mental Health Centers Approved by Gov. Dalton

Cambodia Head Recalls Envoy Over Dispute   U. S. Protest Said Disrespect Shown To Kennedy Death

Today's Teleagram   ‘Vietnamese Students Spearheading Protest Against Regime

Sudenis Lead Viet Nam Attack On Diem’s Policy  Protests Support Critical Minister Who Quit Regime

Students in Protest of Diem Govt   Take Over Leadership Of Campaign; Two Demonstrations

Call for General Strike During Demonstrations Against Diem; Martial Law Order Is Violated

Student Groups Leading Drive Against Rules   New Leaders Back Call for Strike By Demonstrating

Student Groups Leading Drive Against Rules  Naw laandare Rarkl   New Leaders Back Call for Strike By Demonstrating

Students Leading Protest Against Saigon President Under Military Regime

Vietnamese Students On Strike   Growing Protest Move Against Diem Now Being Led by College Students

Buddiests: =e  Protests Led By Students In Viet Nam  Strike Is Called in  Diamnwcteatinns ar   Strike Is Called in Demonstrations at Saigon University

Students Lead Protest Against Viet Nam Ruler  Strike of Students In Capital Asked

Students Lead Viet Nam Protest   Burglars Get Money, Tires At 2 Logan Service Stations

Vietnamese Pupils Call For Strike   Spearhead Growing Protest Of Diem In Viet Nam Crisis

Youth Spearhead Opposition to Diem  Students Strike CalledinVietNam

Students Take Lead In Viet Nan   Call For General Strike Backed Up With  Wik cr h erik Gas

Sound Call For Strike In Capital   Ex-Foreign Minister Mau Is Their Hero

After Buddhists Arrested Vietnamese Students Are Leading Protest Move Against Government

Students Take Lead \In Oppostion to Diem   Most Buddhist Leaders Are Under Arrest

Vietnamese Students In Strike Call   Spearhead Protest Against Diem’s Military Rule

OFFICIALS — EXPRESSING CONCERN   Diem Refuses To Allow Foreign Minister To Quit

Not Concerned About Reimbursement  Ex-Mule Driver in Mines, Now Head Of Company, Underwriting Costly Rescue

Louis Louis Pagnotti Is Underwriting Cost Of Drilling To Reach Mer

Ex-Mule Driver Underwriting Costs Of Drilling Operations   Louis Pagnotti Doesn't Know How Much It Will Cost: Doesn’t Care

Equipment Owner Has Optimism   ‘No One Ever Mentioned Who Is Going Ta Pav’

Underwrites Costs Of Massive Operation— Ex-Mule Driver Provides Money, Machines At Mine

/ Drowned AsRain, Thaw Hit In East   Tornado Strikes In Alabama; Red Cross Sends Aid

Seven Drown, Many Driven From Homes  Rain And Snow On  VA/: Je. A aie v6   Rain And Snow On Wide Areas Of Eastern Part U.S.

Seven Drown. Many Driven From Homes  Rain And Snow On Wide Areas Of

Seven Die, Many Must Leave Homes   Alabama Town Hit By Tornado With Wide Damaqe: No Injurtes

High Water  Threatens Vast Areas  Snow Hazards Increase Over Midwest States

Many Invalids Number Amonc Home's Roster   Teeth, Dentures Only Methods Of Identification

2 Say Bulgaria Impedes Exodus— Africans Boycott Classes   Red Faces?

“Pink Belly’ Hazing  Death  Aftermath STATE SUPT. ASKS SCHOOLS TO SET UP STRICTER DISCIPLINARY POLICIES

Forecast Too Pessimistic House Leader Says Bigger Ta» Cut Possible Than Proposed

DemoLeader Sees Bigger Tax Cut OK   - Deficit Estimate. ‘Pessimistic,’. .. Says House Whip

 Highlights Of The Federal Budget  Defense, Space Add To U.S. Costs

Big Game Season Fails to Open ‘And Hone for Rain Is Still Slicht

' Le BB SE st aevy pst onion Be Bars  New rw To Market Road In Van Zandt County Gets Approval For Construction

EMPHASIZE SAFETY WITH HEADLIGHTS  July 4th Traffic Deaths Predicted

‘TULANE SURGEONS REPORT Monkey Kidneys Used  In Human Transplant

GOP Caucus Chairman  Loses Post Junior Members Stage Coup; Byrnes Keens Policy Job

Ford Caucus Chairman Younger Republicans Gain In GOP House Organization

Astronaut Gordon Cooper Studying Flight Plan for 22-Orbit Mission Tuesday

Bookwork For Next Astronaut  Preparations Progressing For Launching

Cape Canaveral Is Calm as Preparations  Move Ahead Smoothly for Cooper Flight

U.S. Orbital Mission Set On Tuesday   Astronaut Cooper, Spaceport Reported As Unusually Calm

.. . No Fire Drills Spaceport Unusually Calm As Cooper Awaits Blastoff

= —  NO EXCITEMENT PRECEDING TUESDAY TAKEOFF 2 tS  Conic Starts Final Preparation For Space * ee

Preparations Progress For Next Space Flight  Unusual Calm Prevails

Cooper Set - For Flight   Preparations Moving Sinoothly Ahead for Tuesday Liftoff

 Unusual Calm Prevails Preparations Progress For Next Space Flight

Close to Earth U.S. Plans to Collect Moon Dust With Rocket Fired From State

Death Uncovers Fortune  ip A Be a os a —he   Second Sister Alive in Littered N.Y. Apariment

Historians Report Progress Of Negro   250-Page Document Given To Kennedy, Who Held Civil Rights Celebration

‘More ground yet to cover  American negro has made fourney to citizenship

wTeswee We we Corer eek aeEeon”  SPRINGER NEW WTCC EXEC. VICE PREDIDENT

ssentower administration criticized. em inistration criticized  Say report on U.S. stockpiling is darted

REPUBLICANS CLAIM REPORT IS ‘SLANTED’  Stockpile Report Brings Charge of ‘Politics’

Apportionment Plan Is Sought By Legislators   Democrats Propose To Carve Un Wavne

New Tibet border troubles  Nehru charges Red China moving in 2000 troops

Chinese Move Fresh Troops To Border Aree   Nekiru Warns Peking May Be Considering Further Action Against India.

Defense Budget Cut $2 Billion  House Committee O...  .ere... -. 2s ..... Sa.   House Committee Says Slice Won’t Hurt Department

Red China Secret Is Disclosed   US Reveals Papers Indicating Unrest Within Red Army

secret Is Out:  mt ne rink ana LA Os ee mr  Red China ‘Rebelled’ In ’60-’61

Most Kept Isolated;  Many Weal   Hair Whitens, Teeth Lost in Imprisonment

VOTE ENDS STATE spscron   RELEASE ONLY WEEKS AWAY? Strange Paths Led Yanks  to Cuba Prison Sentence

Castro May Release 20  Americans   J.B. Donovan Says om Possible  Within Few Weeks

Strange Paths Led  To Cuban Prisons   Mystery Veils 20  Americans

HELP NEEDED QUICKLY  Release Of 20 Americans Now In Cuban Jails Expected Soon

Events Still Veiled 20 Americans, Imprisoned  In Cuba, May Be Freed Soon

FINAL EDITION   Diverse Group of Americans Held in Cuban Prisons

Donovan Sees It Happening In Few Weeks   Strange, Perilous Paths Led 18 Men, 2 Women To Ordeal

Freedom Laps at Gates Yanks in Cu ba’ s Prisons See Small Chink of Hope

IMPRISONED IN CUBA BY CASTRO REGIME = Americans’ Release May Bare Drama

TT Ph YO E WEA K, N ER VOUS, DESP ON DEN T veernemenmnmetmnmnenrinnemannvenmemmmennennmmmnemennennertemnmnn Freedom Believed Near for 20 Americans in Castro’s Jails

More Refugees Are Expected  Ship, Plane To Take  fe 6S   Ship, Plane To Take More Ransom To Cuba

Ransom on way to Cuba   Brings value oi cargo near third of amount vowed

Yankee Ship Carries Ranson Drugs fo Castro   Plane to Return to Mainland with Cuban Refuaees

Ship Taking Castro More U.S. Supplies  Plane Also Ready To Carry Another Cargo to Havana

SEEK RELEASE FROM CUBA FOR RANSOM CARGO   PLANE TO CARRY FREED REFUGEES TO MIAMI PORT

More Refugees Are Expected   Ship, Plane To Take More Ransom To Cuba

Still Man’s World, New Study Shows  Kennedy Group Issues Report Qn ladiac’ lat

N. C. Gets $14 Million To Study Educational.  Welfare, Economic Ills

Remains In Charge By 321-252 Vote   _Laborites Attack For Gambling With National Security

Vote Js 321-252 To Carry On, But Expected To Step Down, ‘Perhaps Soon

Grudging Vote of Confidence to Mac Climaxes Debate of Sex Seandal

Opposition Scores Big On Seandal.   Prime Minister Expected To Resign For Younger Man

MacmillanTo  Stay On After Close Voting   30 Conservatives Abstain From Voting; Closeness Of 321-252 Vote Reflects Growing Discontent With Leadership

Close Vote of Confidence Mac Remains Premier  Despite Security Scanda

Mace Gets Vote Of Confidence To Retain Job   Handling of Seandal Approved; Likely to Step From Post Soon

Beats Rap   Discontent Eviden In Grudging  Confidence Vote   State Cosi-Cutting Expected To Improve Anaconda Co. Earnings, Weed Tells Group

British Chief Survives His Worst Crisis   Prime Minister Declares He Was Duped By Profumo

Macmillan Beats hap   Discontent Eviden In Grudging  Confidence Vote

Mac Gets Grudging Confidence Vote As Prime Minister Despite Scandal

Macmillan Wins Grudging Vote of Confidence After Slashing Opposition Attack

Opposition Slashes At  Leadership   Prime Minister Likely To Leave Job This Surmmer

St. Peter’s Square Quiet RD TE MEST:  Tourists Chatter As Others Pray

Scranton Urges Special Session On UC Changes   Governor Drops Frogram for Now; Sug: gests Study by Com mission.

 Special Session Imminent:  Scranton Drops Compensation Program In Adiustment Rush

ocranton says  ‘State Legislature May ‘Meet in Special Session To Handle U.C. Program

Mannattan: Gi  Carlson Sees  Tuttle Creek As Milestone  Reservoir Marks Real Progress in Kansas, He Says

Before Legislature   RUSSIAN SPACE DUET STILL WHIRLING AROUND EARTH

UN. Troops Hold: Key Mining Town   Dr. Bunche on Way to Tighten. Operations as Civilians Slain «

New Polaris Firing Submarine Launched   Second Commissioned A Few Hours Later.

16th Polaris Sub Launched  Ft FS: eee ae. Pe   17th Ready To Follow Nathan Hale

Navy Launches 16th Polaris  Firing Submarine   Iowa Legislature  Political Curtain Lifts

Ban Treaty — Hearings To Begin Monday   President Expects To Send Document To Senate Thursday

GRANDSONS OF DELPHI WOMAN HAVE EXCELLENT WHO aAgerTrmn RECORDS —~-

Record High Requests for Public Education, Health and Welfare; Less for Actual State Govt.

0 f Central Congo ....  ‘Adoula Makes Tough Trip ‘From Mud Hut To Premier

Two Others Injured, One Worker Trapped, Killed  One Rescued in B&O Tunnel Cave-In

Commie Guerrillas Double Attacks In South Viet Nam Following Coup

Viet Cong Kill U.S. Sergeant During Ambush   100 Communists  Attack Convoy or wee wy

U. S. TOLL CLIMBS TO 138  Another Yank Soldier Dies in Viet Nam Fighting

{OLIEST WEEK’S TRIBUTE Pilgrims Fill Jerusalem  At Palm Sunday Worshir

Union Official Is Convicted  Plot To Get Tax Data May Net Prican Term

Union Official Is Convicted  Plot To Get Tax Date MAav Riek Dotan W....

Union Official Is Convicted  Plot To Get Tax Data Mav Nat Deican T

Electronically Controlled By Yanks  US To Arm French Bombers With Nuclear War Weapons

Nuclear arms for French combat units  United States   United States retains control by electronics

French units go nuclear   U.S. to supply weapons but retain their control

Situation Out Of Hand   French Planes In Germany To Get U.S. Nuclear Arms

To Establish Policy-Making Education Board— GOP Lawmakers Race Democratic Timetable

ZIP CODE MUST APPEAR ON ALL MAIL STARTING JULY 1; ROCKTON NO. 61071

Methodist, KLUB Aetion  Advocated   Vheir History Has Purectlels

To Form [1 Million-Member Church—  Methodist; EUB Officials  Announce Merger Proposal

Methodist-EUB Merger Looms   Bishops See Combine In Effect By 1968

Big Church Unity Plan ls Unveiled   Methodist Tieup with Evangelical United Brethren Slated

12 Million Member United Methodist Church Bishops Unveil Merger Plans \For Methodists, EU Brethren

Methodist-EUB Merger Looms  Bishops See Combine   Bishops See Combine In Effect By 1968

United Methodist Plan Is Unveiled  Merger With United Brethren Proposed -

Methodist-EUB Merger Looms  Bishops See Combin Ie E4f.-4 2.. 10820

Thirteen Bishops Reveal Unification Plan For New  11 Million - Member Church

Bishops OK Methodist Merger Plan   Nod of Conference Needed; 11 Million Member Potentia)?

ry Set as Target Date  Methodists, United Brethren Bishops Report on Merger Plan

Crime Hearings To Open   Methodist, Evangelical United Brethren Churches May Unite

Methodist-EUB Merger Looms  Bishops See Combine Bee Edinnt hk. 412270

‘Target Date Is 1968  iM ethodists and EUB Church  ‘Unveil Merger Proposal

‘STRENGTHEN PROTESTANT VOICE’  Methodist-EUB Church Merger Is Set For 1968

Cleveland’s Long News  Strike Ends  197 Thew Blarciant [.   130-Day Blackout §: Over as Two Papers Resume Operations

'O Be Used as Evidence  Shooting Statement Admitted in Hardin Trial

eis MOC VOCU WO LY sdnaddadhadted  ‘Shooting Statement Admitted in Hardin Trial

Steel Union May Reopen  ‘Contract   Talks Not Close To Agreement, Spokesman Say:

China Rejects K’s Truce Bid. Crisis Is Near   Communists Falling Out  On ‘Peaceful Coexistence’

Red China Rejects K's Policy     Moscow-Peking Showdown Seems Certain

Chinese Reject Bid for Peace   Policy of War or Peace With West Main Poitit of New Clash

Red Chinese Reject Soviet Truce Offer   Commie Sources Say Nikita Cannot Sidestep Clash

Moscow - Peking Showdown Expected After China’s Rejection To Truce

Khrushchev faces clash with China on policy of war or peace with West

Red China Rejects Truce Offer  Showndown Near On Coexistence Policy Of USSR

Reds Say K Can't Avoid Bitter Clash   Wu's Rejection . -of Nikita Appeal Sets Battle Staae

MOSCOW - PEKING IN BITTER MOODS      Red China Hands Khrush Blunt Rejection In His Truce Call

Fischer Quintuplets, Tiny But Vigorous, Have Good Chance to Live

Quints Doing Fines New Diet Planned  Near Enel AE   , Near End Of - 72-Hour Period — Critical For Survival

May Be Fed Formula Diet Today As They Near End Of Critical  Period; Family Receives Gifts

Take Sugar And Water-F eedings —  Quints Doing Well; Near End of Crucial 72 Hours

Aberdeen Quints Have Good Chance   Round Out First 48 Hours of Life With Real Vigor

Quintuplets Are Nearing End Of Critical Period  Four Girls, Boy   Four Girls, Boy May Be Switched To Formula Diet Today

Optimism grows for survival  Fischer quints continue in fine shape; chances good

Milk May Be Added to Sugar Water Diet Today ....     Tiny Fischer Quintuplets Are Doing Fine

Father Is Busy  Quintuplets Going Strong At End of Critical Period

F ischer quints progress   Infants may-be put on formula diet today

South Dakota Quints ‘Going Strong,’ Approaching End of Critical Period

Tiny Quints In Aberdeen ‘Doing Fine’   Physician Reports Babies Have Good Chance To Survive

May Get Milk Today... Quints Are Going Strong On Diet Of Sugar-Water

No Complications Seen Quintuplets Get Food; Conditions Said Good

3 of Fischer Quintuplets Change Diet  Doctor Reports Survival Chances Cc. Ea

Very Tiny, Vigorous Quints Show Excellent Prospects for Survival   McNamara Rated Toughest Of U.S. Defense Chieftains

All Are Doing Well Meat Gifts. of Merchandise,  ‘Money Come For Quinis

Nearing end of critical period, little quints going strong today on diet of sugar water   Will fornet bill

Quintuplets OK, Near End of 72-Hour Period   Dr. Berbos Faces Press

Very Tiny, Vigorous Quints Show Excellent Prospects For Survival

Military Pay Hike Anprovet In Senate   $1.2 Billion Boost Returns to House  For Action Tuesday

Preyer Plans Eastern Tour  Sees Ball Game In Capital With 200 From Area

Weller Theater Comes Apart   WATER EMERGENCIES ARISE  East Remains Parched

Governor Likely To Sian Bill   Would Raise $4 Million For Schools

New Hampshire Votes Lottery  Sweepstakes Bill Is First in Nation

Sweepstakes For Old New Hampshire?  Bho meston tba fdnd   Measure to Net $4 Million Yearly Awaits Governor

WELLE ENOUGH TO SPEND. WEEKENDS AT HOME a     Sen. Enole’ Reported. on Way in: Tesoveis

With opposition increasing Bill ending lowa death penalty may not reach floor of Senate

Sen. Kennedy Accused Of Grabbing Newsman’s Camera And Ruining Film

This Week in Business and Finance....     Report of Profits Encourages Economy

Business Scene In Hearty Glow   Second Quarter Shows Profits at a Record 

Robeson Seen As Starting Point State Epidemiologist Fears Statewide Flu   Robeson School Absences Serious

‘Daddy Knows Best? Altitude     Goldwater Accuses New Frontier of Trying To Requlate Rather Than Govern Citizens

Be Next Fair :Quéen:   Goldwater Hits ‘Irresponsible’ Spending Of Kennedy Government

President Reaffirms Safety of Test Ban   ‘Daddy Knows Best’ Attitude Goldwater Accuses New Frontier of Tryin To Regulate Rather Than Govern Citizens

bs Fundamental Right  Kennedy Drafts Bill For Washington Self-Rule

LI oss   The Gifts of Christmas Son Supreme Sacritice  Given by God for Men

Schoolboy Golfers Oust  Favorites in City Tourney   SPO OND PLIGHT

Lower Costs Reassures Studebakerto Close  Cuugress Within Two Weeks On Defense

Second Fatal ‘Accident of Summer af Porter's Corner  Two Killed in County Crash

Second Fatal Accident of Summer at Porter's Corner  Two Killed in County Crash   County Road Toll Stands at 14

“Fraar Talos” Drive thadarway   South VietNam Pledged Return Of Democracy

House Group Casting Vote On Tax Release   Approval Seen For 2 Measures Asked By Scranton

erare Assembly Committee Approval  Expected In House To Release Tax Package

Legislation to Increase Sales, Cigaret Levies   Lommittee Approval Expected, But Argument Likely to Develop In House.   Schedules Cauenus

Profumo Affair Report To Be Unveiled Today   Politicians Sharpen Knives

US Airlift Praised By  Lemnitzer Operation Seen No  ©. tf 0%, tt Paw   Operation Seen Nx Substitute For Troops, However

Says Negro Protest not Subversive   NAACP Chief Claim: Humiliation Stalks Those Citizens

AsiVes testinony  leader says humiliation stalks American Negroes

Wilkins Cites ‘Humiliation of The U.S. Negro  Official of NAACP Speaks on Kennedy Civil Rights Plan

Wilkins In Address To A Committee  Claims Protest Demonstrations

Humiliation For Negroes  Says NAACP   Will Not Stop Demonstrations, Secretary Says

BILL FOES’ ARGUMENTS ATTACKED   Won’t Guarantee No Violence On Capital March

 NAME DEAN FRERICHS  1963 BEST ATHLETE  — LIST DATE WEEKEND IHONORS AT WESTMAR

Changes Seen In U.S. Use of Troops Abroad   Linked to ‘Big Lift’ Operation

Rapid Airlift Said Factor. In Revisions   Gilpatric Speech Does Not Indicate Move Will Be Soon

Helped to Get Himself Buried, Says State Aide   Veputy Mines Chief Charges Removal of Coal Pillars Weak. ened Shaft.   Worked In Mine<

Two come up alive  More mine blast survivors sought   Mining official criticizes Fellin  Helped get self in predicament

Mine Official Blames Fellin  For Situation   Says Mine” “Operator Helped Get Himself Into Predicament

)DRILLING CONTINUES TOWARD BOVA  Fellin Helped Trap Himself, Pennsylvania Mining Official Says

Children Receive Trees Christmas Decorations Brighten Kennedy Home

Mink Ranchers Plan Million Dollar Holiday Inn Motel Near Green Gables Here

New Measure Calls For 150 State Delegates   Referendum Is Requested In November

Constitution Bill Before State Senate  Measure Calls For Referendum On “Convention Issue

Offered By Administration— Constitution Updating Bill Before Pa. Senate

At November Election . . .  Pechan Bill Asks Vote On Constitution Change

Catholic Parents Halt Demonstrations But Threaten More Action Next Fall

Catholic Parents Call Off Publie School Enrollments, Vow Stronger Action Later

 . °  Tito Sails for Home 40 Minutes Late  Bomb Scare Delays Big Linen

‘Ship’s Bomb Scare Climaxes Uproar-Punctured Visit  Relieved U.S. Sees Tito Leave

New Warning On Crisis In Middle East  Kennedy Pledges Swift Action In Anv New Outbreak

Kennedy Aims To Back Peace In Middle East   Tries to Reassure Arab Nations as Well as Israel

PRESIDENT POSTS WARNINGS Opposes Aggression In Tense Middle East

Dy oen. vordan Tobacco P rodiiction On Poundage  Instead Of Acreage Basis Asked

Cost Of Living Up .2   December Drop Wipec Out; Increased Food Prices Biggest Cause

DROP IN PRICE INDEX WIPED OUT Hike in Food Prices Boosts Living Costs

Food'Price Rise Lifts Living Cost   Index influenced by Crop Freezes; Pay Chanaes Due

Cost Of Living Took Slight Hike In March   Decrease In Food Prices Noted By “Lahor Denaritment

West Offers Khrush New Plan to End  TestBan Deadlock   Premier Hears Proposal From U.S. and British Ambassadors   Embattled Macmillan Plugs Hard For Big Three Talks on Test Ban

New West » A-Inspection Offer to K  30 Checks in ' Seven Years, Report

In Citadel Of Dixie Tradition— Racial Agreement In Charleston, $. C.

Mobile Schools Granted Delay   Ordarc Pla   Court Orders Plan For Mixing To Be Ready In Novembe:

Cuban Action Unconfirmed .. .  Anti-Fidel Sea Raiders Sink Soviet Freighter

Anti-Castro:  Raiders Sink  Soviet Ship Freighter Shelled While Leading Sucea

Cuban Sea Raiders Report Sinkng Soviet Freighter  By ADOLFO G. MERINO  Limited Preace Intarnatianal

Police Blanket President  Can’t Stop Determined Assassin, Says Officer

Despite Record Security Precautions  Determined Assassin Could’ve Killed LBJ

Determined Assassin Could Have Killed LBJ In N.Y., In Spite Of 5,000 Guards

Paul Johnson Inauguration Set   President Johnson Guarded As Never Before In US History 

New State Laws   Crime Syndicate Seeks Informer  $1 00,000 Bounty Set on Valachi

Shuns GOP Limelight   Romney Regards Civil Rights As Most ‘Uraent Problem Now Facing Nation 

‘Governor Scranton Holds Press Conference  ‘Civil Rights Views Given

Bosch Set ‘To Back  Warnings Haitian Official  Roeanecte Aewvlim

TRUCE TEAM ARRIVES IN EFFORT TO STAVE OFF LATIN CONFLICT   lnited Preee international

World {News  OAS Speeds Truce Team  To Avert Wai   By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

Bali Governor Says 75,000 Are Homeless   Reports Another 200,000 May ‘Have Lost Their Livelihood

Minneapolis Man Arrested  Postal Meter Stamps Counterfeited, Charge

Legislature Starts Work In Columbus   Only Minor Items Are On Tap During Balance Of Week

Cloudy   GOP-Controlled Ohio Assembly To Open Today   Very Little Action By Legislators Is Expected This Week

‘Governor Vetoes Health Measure ‘Citing Lack of Supporting Funds

OKs 4-Ban Pact”  Taylor, Dr. Seaborg Say Trealy Won’t Block Anti-Missiles

Two Testify — Pact in Line With Security  Seaborg Asserts Treaty to Allow Anti- Missile Work

Ben Bella Sends Aide To New York   Morocco Accuses Algeria Of Opening Full Scale Warfare

AKilled When Plane Crashes   3 Young Priests And Pilot Die in Illinois Tragedy

Coshocton Native Leads Fight to Prevent Spread of Polio in Pacific

Interstate _ Road Hearing Set. For. Feb.  ‘Wythe: Meet. To Determine Location Of Superhighway.

United States Resume: Diplomatic Relations. With Duvalier And Co

U.S. to Resume Haiti Relations  Dictator Appears to Be Continuing Contro

$2 Brings Him $79,660   And It’s The Highest Payoff Ever At A Race Track

SMALL SUM FOR NEEDS   Gives Briefing On Finances To Solons, Newsmen

Cites Care Of Invalid Brother  Woman Evades Paying Taxes 20 Years

She-Has-An-Ax-To-GrindStenographer Fails To Pay ‘Income Taxes In 20 Years

She Tells of Evading U.S. Tax  ET ree ‘1As..... ..   Chicago Womar to Pay Only If VA Aids Brother

Believes Brother Cheated Stenographer Says She Has Noi Paid Income Taxes In 20 Year:

ON THE INSIDE   CALM CREW   A) YEARS, 524,000  Brother cheated, won't pay taxes, she says . pa ;

See U.S., RUSS, Page 2      Steno Refuses to Pay Taxes, Says VA Cheated Brother

Woman Bares Tax Troubles  Invalid Brother, Fuss With VA Are Detailed

ON THE INSIDE   20 YEARS, $24.000   Brother cheated, won’t pay taxes, she says

Admits Not Paying Income Taxes,  Claims VA Has Cheated Her Brother

3 Says VA Cheated Her Invalid Brother—  Steno Refuses To Pay Income Taxes During Past 20 Years

JFK Refuses to Halt Funds to Mississippi   Ex-Cuban Official Now Heads Exiles

Press vs. Administration ‘Battle’ Likely  Managed News Study Sef

OFFICIALS. NEWSMEN TO CONFER Possible Donnybrook Brews  Over News Policies Of JFK

Session Set  On Kennedy  News Policies All Media Invited;  Conference To  Be Battle Roval

April Press Meet Could Be Explosive   Kennedy Invites News Gathering Media To Retreat

White House fo Have Conference On News Policies  Eaceinn ta Re Held   Session to Be Held At Virginia Retreat

News Conference May Develop Into A Battle Royal  Unprecedented Meet Scheduled To Take Place During April

Donnybrook Possible On Public Information— White House Invites News  Media Aides To Meetina

Both Sides Have Grievances  JFK Calls News Gatherers To Give-And-Take Meeting

Al Unprecedented Meeting  Battle Royal May Develop Over Kennedy Press Policies

Battle Royal Could Develop . .     News Policy Meeting Is Planned in “Apri

j 7  HERE ARE THURSDAY'S  WINNERS OF SILVER 555  "AT LE MARS HOME SHOW

Gross Sales Tax H —  * * * * * Ga-tn a a orane . Pert el ee x astinn eo Haran Babadd QF

Tomato Replanting Well Advanced; Purdue Reports State’s Corn 90% In

dcy Weather Grips Texas, Other Areas  Snows, Freezing Cold Blasts Hit Most Of Nation

Has Been ‘Hair Shirt’ to Four Presidents  Harry Byrd, 75, Rounds Out  30-Years Service n Senate

 Full of Fight at  Sen. Byrd Is Confident Hell Jar Foundations of JFK Spending Plan

Sen. Byrd, Rounding Out 3 Decades In Congress, Still Opposes Spending

THROUGH FOUR ADMINISTRATIONS  Byrd Has Anniversary      By JACK BELL

‘Sull Serappy: Sen. Byrd, 75, Rounds Out 30 Years In Senate Today   Rew FACK RFVTLT

Byrd Rounds Out 30 Years In Senate; Still Scrapper   Ry JACK RELL

30 Years In Senate  Sen. Byrd Still Swinging At 75   Re IACK RELI

Navy Plane Skids Into Home Area  Just Misses   Just Misses Hitting House

Airplane Lands Near Dwellings  33 Service Men on Board Are All Safe

33 ESCAPE AS PLANE CRASHES   PLOPS DOWN IN RESIDENCE AREA NEAR MEMPHIS

Death Toll in Wake of East Pakistan Cyclone May Mount to 10,000-Plus; Disease Feared

Seranton Cabinet Hopefuls Are Called  To Senate Democrat Caucus Monday

Inside The Proaress   in Vier Nam...  Government Must Prove Self

Officials Say Viet Regime Sull on Trial   Proof Seen Needed Rulers Can Win Support of People

Agrees Things Reasonably Well U.S. Savs New Viet Must Win Support Of Peasant:

GOP Off To Early Start In '64 Drive Against Kennedy   New Viet Nam Regime Must Get People Backing

Viet Nam Rulers Must Prove They Can Win Backing   No Sharp Changes In U.S. Policies

Vietnamese Status Eyed  1i1¢ Eaesale Raaim:   U.S. Feels Regime Needs Peasant Aic

U.S. tells Viet: Get support   New rulers mus! prove peasants on their side  Re. DDVEM ff warlescaat

U.S. tells Viet: Get support   New rulers must prove peasants on their side Re FRED © HOFPPMWAN

Peasant Support Is In Doubt  No Sharp Changes For UL. S. on Viet

U. S. Says New Regime In Viet Nam Still Has To Win Popular Support

Talks on Red Differences Interrupted   Soviet Blasts Red China Preceding The Suspension

Chinese Fallio Show Up for Today's Session in Moscow      Meating Ravessed Wiheul Explanation: Report the Busnsneian Gates Wacsn xed

Communist Chinese Fail To Show at Meeting as Soviets Voice Warnings

Soviet Airs New Attack,  Sees Danger   Chinese Accused Of ‘Aggravating’ Red Power Rift

Dispute Deepens as Red China Spurns Reconciliation Talk  Negotiators Boycott Meeting; Soviets Hurl New Accusations

Chinese Reds Fail To Show   New Charges By Soviets Seen Reason For Break In Negotiations

‘New Charges Fired Red Chinese Negotiators ‘Shun Reconciliation Talks

Soviet, Chinese Conclave Recesses After Russia Levels New Charges

Chinese Reds Shun Parley With Soviets   Belgian Envoy Says Russian-Western Relations To Improve

China Delegates Fail to Show Up At Moscow Talks   ~ Soviet Union Hurls New Blast at Chinese, Warns of Consequences

Last-Ditch Mediation Try   +Conference ts: Recessed ~  ‘Red Chinese Fail To Make Negotia tions Appearance

Chinese Fail To Appear Today At Parley After Russian Blast: Hint Conference May Be Halted

Score by Innings in All-Star Game   Chinese Fail to Show Up for Russian Talks

Chinese Reds Break Off Talks in Moscow Recess Only Temporary, Observers Say, Belaian Whe Talked With Mr. K Henetul

New Blast By Soviets Seen Cause   Spaak Sees Relations As Improving

BEECHTE Oy eOen  Red Chinese Snub Russians At Moscow ‘Peace Parley’

Russ-Peking Conference _ Is Recessed —  _ Chinese Fail To Arrive. _ After New Soviet Blast

Red Conference Is Suspended; No Explanation  Informed Sources Say Interruption  Is Only Temporary

Chinese Reds Fail To Show Up For Talks   Soviet Union Fires New Charges; Warns Of Dire Consequences ~

New Soviet Blast Hits Red China  Chinese Negotiators Fail to Show for Peace Talks

Recess Without Explanation in Moscow Parley   Soviet Fires New Cherges oat China

Chinese fail to show up  Interruption - may mean end t communist ta

Soviet Fires New Charges — Chinese Negotiators Fail ToShow at Moscow Meet

Talk Delay As Chinese Don t Show   Call Suspension Only Temporary; Soviet Blast at Peking

Red. Chinese Ignore Talks   Fail to Show up at Negotiations After Soviets Fire New Charges

Russ, Red Cc hinese  Recess. ( “onteranéa      Temporary Delay After Soviet Rap

‘After Red Chinese failed to show up  Moscow-Peking parley recessed, no explanation

— 'Reconciliation’ Confab — Chinese Envoys Dont Show, Khrushchev Cordial to Spaak: Harriman Heads for USSR   Test Ban Talks Will Open Monday in Soviet Capital

Chinese Fail To Turn Up At Red Talk   Oriental Delegation Believed Sulking Over New Soviet Jab

Suspension Temporary, No Rupture? Soviet, Chinese Delegate: Recess Moscow Meeting

Waiting On Reaction By Peking   Move Comes After Soviets Fire New Charges

Russ-Chinese Conference In Recess   Suspension Called Temporary; Soviets  Hurl New Charges

Chinese ‘Miss’ Meeting  After Soviets   After Soviets New Charges At Red Chinese

Red Chinese fail to show when Soviet Union issues new warning   Riact after enub

Sudden Recess: InSoviet-China Sessions Today:   Chinese Fail To Appear At. Talk Location

Russians Rebuke Red Chinese   Visitors Accused Of Deliberate Acts To   Aqaravate Relations

Soviet Fires New Charges Against Red China Today  Relations With West

All Reach Safety in Lifeboats   FMIEINGGRIT VOIGT Y Wl LNCS  Liner Rams Wreckage; 450 Abandon Ship

Wm. Waterall & Co.   New York. Phila. & Norfolk R.R.   NA WhirfolkeWeste

Wm. Waterall & Co.      $16,000  WILL Buy  650 Acre Farm.   4Apply LO  William H. Brimer  or Meta Brimer,   New York, Phila. & Norfolk RR.   NS WrirfalkeWesten

IT’S THURSDAY  Assembly Day Behind World      Other legislative stories on page 16

[Deadline Passed  Solons Have 100 Bills To Decide Before Closing

Glenwood School for Boys Record Crowd Is Present At Annual Flag Day Event

Remorseful Indonesian Youth Gives Kennedy Back His Tie Clasp, Gets Gift

Stronger Plan ls Defeated By House Unit   Committee Votes, 2U14, to Substitute Compromise Asked by White House.

Compromise 0) Civil Rights Wins Approval   Committee Defeats Tougher Proposal Backed By Liberals

Gains First Victory For Milder Act   New Proposals On Bill Seen Getting Chance OF Passage

MODERATE MEASURE KEY ISSUE   Floor Changes Are Preferred By Rebel Members

Rights Bill Battle Won by Kennedy   House Unit Kills Harsh Measure

House Judiciary Committee _ Begins ’ ‘Considering Less Sweeping Measure

Compromise Legislation Wins Approval  Final Vote 20-14 By The Judiciary  C ntnernittaa TCaanag

House Group Rejects Setup, Okays Revision  President Gains Ouick Approval

Kennedy blocks passage  Committee rejects ‘strong rights bill   Group considers less strict bill

Administration Scores in Fight to Kill ‘Tough’ Civil Rights Bill

HOUSE GROUP REEDS JFK APPEAL   Then Gives Approval To Milder Legislation   Votes 19-15 To Toss Our Bill Deemed Too Tough By Administration

ae 2 848454 8 85%  WASHINGTON (”) — The House Judiciary Committee approved today an administration-backed compromise civil rights bill. The vote was 20-14.

Presses For Vote On Compromise   Kennedy Wins Fight To Kill Tough Bill On Civil Rights

Judiciary Committee Turns to Less Sweeping Bill After 19-15 Vote

CLOSE VOTE TO KILL TOUGH BILL, GET COMPROMISE   CONSIDER MILDER BILL WITH BETTER CHANCE TO PASS

Kennedy wins rights battle.  ADMINISTRATION PUSHING FOR   ADMINISTRATION PUSHING FOR QUICK OKAY OF COMPROMISE

Committee Rejects Legislation in Showdown Vote  KENNEDY VICTOR ON RIGHTS BIL

Kennedy Wins Approval by 19-15 Vote   Bill Stronger In Some Respects Than Bill Shelved

Starts Work On ‘Milder’ Legislation   Kennedy To Press For Quick Okay Of Compromise Bill

uick Appro val Of Compromise Pus  TFK WINS FIGHT FOR SOFTER ‘RIGHTS’ BILL

Tough Bill on Rights Killed By Committee   Action Taken After Meet With Kennedy

Kennedy Wins Fight In Judiciary Committee  Kill Tough Civil Rights Bill

Tough Plan Killed By  House Unit 19-15 Vote Follows Conference Between President, Leaders

Rights Bill Dies in House Group  7... .  -r...L._. FF... patti... Pi...      Kennedy Pushes For Milder Plan

Stiff Bill Beaten in  Karly Vote Move Follows JFK Bipartisan Appeal

19-15 Vote Is Victory For Kennedy   White House Session  Preeedes Balloting

House Group Turns Down Rights Bill   Kennedy Wins Initial Battle Clearing Way For Moderate Bill

Committee Heeds Plea On Rights   Votes To Kill Tough Measure 19 To 15

COMMITTEE VOTES DOWN ‘TOUGH BILL   House Group Then Ap. proves Milder Measure Which Omits: Store, Public Facilities Bias Ban.

Tougher Proposals to be Killed in Favor of One Which Can be Approved

Tough Rights Bill Defeated  Committee Approves   Committee Approves Compromise Bill 20-14

Kennedy Wins Fight To Kill Tough Measure  House Judiciary Group Votes 19-15

Milder Version  Has Support Of Administration      ~ Kennedy Urges Quick Approval ‘After Meeting With House Leader

MEASURE KEY ISSUE   Floor Changes Are Preferred By Rebel Members

Tougher Bill Is Defeated   Kennedy Confers With Leaders Of Both Parties To Get Paccahle Measure

Ginny’ Headed For Carolinas  Hurricane Warnings Issued Along Coast

Carolinas Warned Against Dangerous Winds, Floods With Destructive Tides

ICC Efforts Pledged For Rail Solution   Ready For Task, Walrath Tells  House Committee

Unions Air View on Rail  Peace Plans  Senate Committee Continues Hearing

ICC Ready To Tackle Rail Dispute   Commission Chairmar Says Responsibility To Be ‘Heavy’ One

To Tackle Rail Dispute   Commission Chairmas Says Responsibility To Be ‘Heavy’ One

Captive Nations Proclamation Given by JFK  Pracident Renarte   President Reports On Tour, Says East, West Bonds Tight

GIVES REPORT ON RECENT JOURNEY   Repeats Captive Nations Week Proclamation   PRESIDENT   States Old And New World Are Partners For Progress And Peace

Presidential Proclamation Asks Freedom   Captive Nations Week Observance To Begin July 14

Kennedy Voices Hope for Peace  Exchanges Messages With Soviet Premier

President Upholds Captive Nations Right To Be Free   United States Has 70 Million Jobs, 4.8 Million Idle

Kennedy Supports Hopes for Freedom   British Newspaper Calls Kennedy Trip "Diversionary'

MOVE MADE AT REQUEST ‘OF CONGRESS   Russia Is Target Of Campaign To Return Freedom

For Captive Nations To Be Free Kennedy’s Proclamation Aims At Communist Bloc

Freedom Is  Proclaimed  By Kennedy Captive Nation Right  To Liberty Is Upheld Rv President of U.S.

Kennedy Calls For Liberation Of Ded Cantives,  Plight of Nations Cited in Message On Special Week

Proclamation by Kennedy Backs Captives Hopes  Aspirations to Be Free Are Sunnorted

Aspirations Of Captives Supported  Kennedy Backs 4g enone Ie WeeneNe

Kennedy Upholds Aspirations Of Captive Nations to BeFree   Fresh Red China Attack on Khrush

Edict Given On Captive Lands Week   Kennedy Upholds Just Aspirations of Nations to Be Free

Proclaims ‘Captive Nations Week’   Upholds ‘Just Aspirations’ To Be Free

Proclamation To Khrushchev - iJFK Asks Russia: 'Free Your Captives’

JFK, Nikita Exchange 4th  Julv Notes   Peace, Prosperity Wishes of Both  To Each Nation

Spending Holiday at Cape Cod   ‘Captive Nations’ Week Proclaimed By U.S. Leader

Firemen Battle Destructive Blaze In Mason City’s Business District

NO INJURIES  3 Business Buildings Burn in Mason City   See Photo on Page 4

3 Buildings Destroyed   SE Ce Oe OS CU  = SS sl ne ten  Huge Mason City Fire

Measure  Bogs Down In Senate Economy Bloc Asks  Explanation rc  fa th C on nd ee ee

HOME EDITION   Today Is March Day for Nervous Washington   Demonstrations Sct For Austin, S.A, Datnils on Paro tO4

Vanguard Of Marchers In Washington  Nobody Sure How sine Will hel a  a Gmina

No Drink Sales Washington March Vanguard Arrives in Nervous Capital

100,000 Demonstrators Expected  Riehts Marchers Pour Into Jittery Capital   Things Go Slew in Cuba  Castro Yanks’ Hero—But

‘Nervous’ Capital Is  Set For Big March   Latest’ Estimate Says 100,000 Expected: Troops Stand Ready

100,000 Expected Today  Final Precautions Taken for March on Washington

Marchers Vanguard Starting To Arrive   Extraordinary Precautions Taken In Capital To Preserve Order Under Law

PRECAUTIONS INCLUDE HALT IN LIQUOR SALE   At Least 100,000 Due To Come To Capital From All Over   UNION STATION SET FOR BIG BUSINESS

At Least 100,000 Expected   But Authorities Expecting No Serious Trouble

}  Swim Pool Setting  Philharmonic Concert       Under Stars Tonight

Podres Pitches Bums to Second Series Victory   Yankees Again In Punchless Effort Against Dodgers

LA Captures Ind Straight Series Victory   Perranoski in Relief Role; Skowron Homers

LA Beats Yankees Again To Grab 2-0 Series Lead   Dodgers Yanks __   Podres Gains 4-1 Victory

Today's Series Score 4-1 With Scene To Shift   Third Game in L.A. Saturday   Yankees

National League Now 2 Games Up on Yanks   Third World Series Contest Starts Saturday in Los Angeles as Teams Have Friday Off to Make Long Trip

Podres and Perranoski Quell N.Y.   Yank Uprising in 9th Put Down; Skowron Hits for Circuit

World Champs Limited to Six Hits by Podres  Series to Resume  Mm. €@.4...3... .set lA

Dodgers Nip Yanks To Move 2 Games Un in Championship   Podres and Reliever Perranoski Ara Too Tough for Yankees,

Podres Pitches Bums to Second Series Victory   Yankees Again In Punchless Effort Against Dodgers   Johnny on the Spot

Podres, With Perranoski’s Help, Throttles Bombers   Dodgers’ Pitching Holds Yanks at Bay. Again, 4-1

Dodgers Win Second in Row, Down Yanks 4-1  Skowron Blasts   Skowron Blasts Homer To Help Series Victory

Hold Big Edge in Series — Dodgers Beat Yankees 4-1 in Second Game.

World Series to resume Saturday  Lefties Podres, Perranoski display steady pitching   Play-by-play

Dodgers Take Second Game of Series, 4-1   Podres Muffles Yankee Guns; in LA. Saturday

World Series: ee eg  Los Angeles  Wins Second Game, 4. to 1   Dodgers Capture Two-Run Lead in The Fitst Inning

Price on Viet Nam Operation Alone $1.5 Million a Day  U.S. Involvment in Asia Costly

AF Special Report en)  Cost of U. S. Involvement In Far East--Men, Money

And U. S. In The Middle:  Death, Destruction, Economic Crises Plaque Many Nations

U.S. Is Up To Its Neck  In Costly Far East Wars   An AP Special Report

News Index   U.S. Up To Its Neck In Bloody, Expensive Asian Mess

Crab Fishermen Of Alaska Are Long On Action And Short On Diplomacy

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Chaorches Religious Features)

Body of Theis found lowa B47 collision probe near windup   Search ended

Story on Pave 2   Claims by  Mean Vietnam (  West Worried About War

Two School Boards Defy Gov. Wallace  Mobile, Huntsville Plan   Mobile, Huntsville Plan To Open Mixed Classes

MOBILE, HUNTSVILLE School Officials In Two Cities To Defy Wallace

* 9 SNES, Ne is  Wallace’ 8 New Try a nn     State Troops Move Into 2 Ala. Cities —

Rights Program Gaining   Deep Crisis Building, Rusk Warns Senators

 Program Under Fire  U.S. Is Heading Into Deep Racial Crisis, Rusk Says

Rusk Urges Action On Race Crisis   Congressional Action Moves Near Rights Legislation Faster -

Congress Speeds Up  Machinery For Rights Bill Passage   Americans Pray For JFK, Give Thanks For Blessings

Congress Agrees To Keep Working   Thousands Pray At Thanksgiving  Morn Services

Students Drown as Canoe Upsets in Lake Mendota; Father, Son Taken Off Floe

 VOLUNTEER REPRESENTATIVES TOLD:  Fund Shortage May Curtail Services By Health Unit

Creation of Federal Civil Rights Force Is Proposed By Integrationist Leader

Negro Leaders ‘Summit Meeting’:  Negro Leader To Seek Federal Police Force

‘Federal Police Force To Protect ‘Integrationists Sought By Negroes

 MPV Se ENE S GPE  Negro Negro Leader Calling For ‘Special Federal Police To ‘Protect Integrationists

Nikita Snub To China at Red Parley   Premier Leaves Moscow at Start of Showdown Meeting

Nikita Ignores Chinese   Absence Is Indirect Rebuke; Ideological War Talks Continue

SECRET TALKS CONTINUE  Nikita In Presumed  'Rebutt To Chinese Reds

CONSOLIDATION OF TWO OTHERS IS DENOUNCED   NO COMMENT FROM ROADS INVOLVED IN ICC INVESTIGATION

TWO OTHER RR MERGERS APPROVED   Oppose New York Central, Pennsylvania Deal On Antitrust Grounds But OK Plans Of 4 Other Railroads.

‘Called Threat to Rail Competition  Adminstration Rips NYC-Pennsy Merger

GM Lists Record First Half Profits   $4.515 Billion in Sales Recorded; Total Tax Bill Hits $919 Million

Degree Today For Meredith  Ne New Witehee   No New Hitches Seen at Oxford

Meredith Will Get Degree   Barring Unforeseen Action, Graduation Scheduled Today

Suggestions  Made To Save  Roads Funds $15.6 Million Seen  As Possible Saving  Bee fi mmesm ec Rannae

Litthe Hoover Theory  Fine-Tooth Comb Pulls Out $15 Million Saving

Senate Begins Debate on JFK Areas Aid Bil   Republicans Charge Program Designed To Create Votes for President.

 To Be Seen on Channel 13 Red Treachery on ‘Peace Front Documented in TV Film

Quintuplets Gain Strength Steadily   Gifts Pour In To Fischer Family

Yoakum Tom-Tom Festivities Begin Thursday — Three Parades Scheduled

U.S. Orders Civilians Out of Haiti   Non-Essential Americans Are Requested to Leave By State Department

Dalton Asks Citizens’ Help On Driver Bill   Urges Removal Of Amendments On Drunk Test

IN BIGGEST MURDER TRIAL  Veteran Jurist With Informal Air To Hear Ruby Case

‘Maybe  Should Have My Head Examined’ -Rocky   Urban Renewal Costs Estimated at $915,000

Bellmon, Demo Chairman Toss Stinging Darts   More Hot Words In Drought Feud

Huge Supply Of Pep Pills Is Grabbed   Employe of Kansas Penitentiary is Arrested

Illia Appears Certain Winner  Doctor Ranked High In Argentine Voting

On Inside Pages   From Atlantic to Mediterranean .. .  Missile Subs Move Set

Non-Scheduled Train Crashes Into Rear Of Philadelphia Commuter; 300 Injured

30 Years OF Becognition  U.S., Russia ‘Celebrate’ Dipiomatic Ties Today

Thirty Years Ago Recognition Given Soviet Union By United States Nov. 16, 1933

U.S., Russia Marking 30th Anniversary   FDR Recognized Stalin Communist Reign In 1933

Relationship Of Dr. King, 0'Dell Probed   Reported Red Resigns SCLC

Bribery Trial Defense Ready  Belmont Sheriff Seeks To Refute Testimony

Bribery Triat Defense Ready  Belmont Sheriff Seeks   Belmont Sheriff Seeks To Refute Testimony

Send fishing fleet to Red coast  Retaliatory move proposed by Canada against Russia

But The Gals Are Slimmer —  Egad, Fitchburg Males 50.9 Tons Overweight!

eo awe ; Spe !  i ra r 6 at aageal 7  Cobtee-tiine:  Womiment —  3 '

2 Officers, Woman Found in Motel  Paroled Convict Gets Drop on Trio After His Arrest -

 AT SOUTHERN GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE  Wallace to Propose JFK Opposition

Alabama Governor Hints He May. Enter Some Presidential Primaries Next Year

Gov. Wallace May Start Controversy At Southern Governors Conference

Wallace Hints He May Enter Some Presidential Primaries Next Year

South Governors Facing Hassle On Civil Rights   Wallace of Alabama to Present Five Anti: Integration Resolu. tions at Conference.

Armed Clash Feared Near In Haiti   OAS Holds Emergency Session; U.S. Navy Stands by

Bus And Auto Accidents Take Many Lives  — , Carolin po gana   Oregon, Carolina Fatals Claim Nine 15 Die In Cars

Kennedy Skips Trip to Rome   Plans to Make Tour Next Year With First Lady

Will Make Tour In 1964  Kennedy Plans To Skip ‘Rome On Trip To Italy

Visit to Rome  Until Jackie Can   Until Jackie Can Accompany Him

Rome Visit By Kennedys  Is Cancelled  Will Skip City On ltalian Tour;

Will Go With Jackie In ’64 ie JFK Will Skip Rome On His Italian Trip

President To Cancel Rome Visit   Kennedy To Fly Directly to Milan In Italian Trip

$500 in Middle of Dispute Treasurer Holds Up IPay Due to Signature

To Western Europe Senatorial Mission To Berlin Recommends Cut In Troops

More Trade With Reds Talked Also   Realistic U.S. Approach To Continent Urged

TEXAS APPEALS COURT  Dedicated Reserve Gas Tax Declared Unconstitutional

Dear Senator:   ESKIMOS PROMISE HELP IN FINDING HUSKY PUP FOR ‘GRAMPA’ GRADY

29 Children Injured In Bus Accident   School Vehicle Crashes With Trailer Truck

House OK’s Civil Service Reform Bill, Measure Faces Tough Fight In Senate

High Court Says Impact Legal Town   Wet Village in Dry Area ‘Can Still Sell Liquor

ABILENE’S ANTI-LIQUOR PROTEST IS KNOCKED DOWN     State Supreme Court Rules Impact Legal

Tough Means Sought To End Refugee Raids   Quintet Meets With Bob Kennedy To Discuss Attacks

Plan Stringent Measures To Prevent Anti-Castro Refugee Raids; Tension Up

U. §. Is Taking Steps to Curb Raids on Cuba   Increased Surveillance of Caribbean, Check on Exiles Under Stay,

Attacks Increase  Russ, U.S. Tension  Increased Air, Naval Action ‘in Caribbean Area Indicated:

FBI Plans —  On Refugees   London Assist — ‘To Halt Bases In Bahamas Sought

Five Agencies Draw Up Plans On Wide Scale   Caribbean Region And Inlets To Be Heavily Patrolled

Anderson Says He May Head Space Committee  Senator Considers Messages Urging

Hones for Report   Everything Goes Wrong for Thief Except Escape

‘National Interest’ Kennedy Appeals To Public To Back Tax Cut Proposal

Space Flight Site Named For JFK   Russians Intensify Space Race   Soviets Announce New Series  Of Rocket Tests Start Monday

Honors Martyred President It’s Cape Kennedy Now After Action By Johnson

Honoring Martyred Leader  Canaveral Gets New  Name—Cape Kennedy   Reds Intensify Their Efforts In Space Race

In honor of late president  Cape Canaveral re-named Kennedy Space Center

Canaveral Renamed  For JFK   Space Center Also Bears Name  Of Late Chief

CANAVERAL NAMED CHANGED  it's Now Cape Kennedy   Revolt Brews In Congress Among Liberals

LIGHT RAP FOR U.S.   ARNE RR ROORNCR EO NAIR Uae  Tito Gets Pat From Khrushchev

Nikita Endorses  Tito Government  Khrushchev Gives Nev Twist to ‘Bury You’

Mrs. Nhu Not Told Husband May Be Dead   In L.A., Regards Coup at ‘Shame’

Conference to explain JFK plan   2-pronged attack on inequality to seggregate citizens

Kennedy Appealing to Congress, Religious Leaders on Civil Rights

ON THE INSIDE   PRESIDENT MEETS CLERGY, CONGRESSMEN  Aid Negroes, JFK urges

Rights Action Being Pushed By President  Congressional And Religious Leaders  Cather At Canital

CONGRESSIONAL, RELIGIOUS LEADERS MEET WITH JFK  Civil Rights Parleys Underway

(JFK Asks Help In Integration  ry * Congress, Ministers  Hear Civil Rights Talk

Congressional. ag tice Leaders To Hear Kennec cy s Appeals On Race Prot wee

Two Sessions Scheduled At White House  Persuasion And Sounding Out Key

Religious, Congressional Leaders Hear JFK Appeal For Civil Rights

President Makes Plea for Action To Help Negroes  Meets Congressional And Church Leaders

2-Pronged Attack on Inequality Civie. Church Leaders Gather for CR Appeal

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

See BOARD, Page 2   Lions Pool Plan Hits Snag Over Proposal on Location

Goldwater: Must Avoid Little Sir Echo Nominee   20 Interruptions

No “Little Sir Echo” Nominee Will Do  Goldwater Says Republicans Need Clear-Cut Choiceto Win

‘Clear C ut C, hoice’ Sen. Barry Sides Tel Sooners GOP Can Win in 64

Goldwater Says GOP Can Win   ‘Clear-Cut Choice’ Seen Need For ‘64 Election Victory

Goldwater Says Choice  ‘Necessary’  Claims GOP Can Defeat JFK In 1964 Election

Campers Deny Anything Was Wrong Carolina Mountaineers Claim Summer Camp Immoral,  Clean It Out; People Leave

Mountaineers Rout Young Campers They Accuse of Scandalous Conduct

ampers Flee Area:  Irate Mountaineers Storm Camp After Complaints Of Obscenity

Lighter Moments During the News-Filled 1963 Keep Kansans Chuckling

NO MORE SURVIVORS. Quake-Killed City Being Wined Off Face Of Earth

Actress Arlene Francis Injured When Her Car Collides With Another; Woman Is Killed

Crash Hurts Vet Actress   Arlene Francis Auto Skids: Woman Killed

LAUREN S Sus 2’ maR 19638  HewRy R Dah!   Funeral services Monday afternoon for Henry R. Dahl

Catholic Outlook Enlarged   Ecumenical Council Votes 223-43 For © Unity Of Christians

Decisive Church Council Vote Opens Way For New Outlook on Unity of Christians

But Wall Guards Shoot   Communists Play Christmas Music   Russians And U. S. Hosts Swap Gifts In Ohio Home

Butte’s Ghristmas Babe   Strange Lull Settles on Most Of World’s Cold War Fronts

CHRISTMAS IN AGE-OLD SIGNS AROUND WORLD   Spirit Of Greatest Day Reaches From Korea Front To Berlin   SADNESS MINGLES  WITH YULETIDE JOY

Gov. Romney in Breakfast Meet With Delegation  Seeks Information on   Seeks Information on Federal-State Plans

Romney Budget Message Will Be Ready Soon  _ Other Messages to  Ol a A ater

Tides lmperil Areasin Path Of Hurricane  Puerto Rico, Haiti,   Puerto Rico, Haiti, Dominican Republic In Danger Regions

Say Storm Will Not Dissipate  Residents Told   Residents Told To Flee Coast Tn Prerta Rica

Expect dangerously high tides  Southern coastal Caribbean areas menaced by hurricane

Hurricane Threatens  3 Islands  Coastal Residents   Coastal Residents Advised To Flee

Mayor Brandt Wins In Landslide Reds Handed Stunning West Berlin Defeat

Communists Sent Staggeri ing     Brandt Wins Big  Personal Victory

Aref Claims Victory  rigurehead President Leads Iraq Army, Air Force Coup

Figurehead President Leads Coup Report Baathist Regime Overthrown In lrag

This Week in Business and Finance....  Strone Medicine Prescribed for Dollars

Weekend Store Closing Blocked  Temporary Order by   Temporary Order by Court Bars Enforcing

Khrushchey Stands Firm On A-Check   Soviet Will Not "Make Concessions “At Test Ban Talk

Says Russia Will Protect All Socialist Nations      Khrushchev Widens Red Action Sphere

Includes China, cast Germany In New Threat   Soviet Premier Also Warns of No Further Concessions on Tests Ban.   No More Offers

Nikita Warns Aqainst Attack   Russ Premier Says Soviet Will Come to Aid of Socialist Nations

Warning Handed to ‘Imperialists’   Saviet.Premicr Rattles Sabres: in Pre-Election Address

Soviet Will Aid Cuba, E. Germany, China, Etc., If Invaded: Khrushchev

JFK Intervenes For Wife Of Negro Leader   Talks With Jailed Husband

JFK Steps In, Sets Up Phone Call   Wife Talks With Integrationist In Alabama Jail

Birmingham issue  JFK intervenes in case of Martin L. King arrest

JFK Intervenes In Race Battle  Mrs. King Talks With Husband Due To His Action

KENNEDY CALLS WIFE OF NEGRO MARCH LEADER   ARRANGES PHONE CALL FROM JAIL AT BIRMINGHAM

President Kennedy Reassures Wife Martin Luther King, SJr., Phones From Birmingham

Pearson Gets Assurance Of Majority   Social Credit Members Offer Their Support

Blame Our Vicious Winter On Stalled High Pressure Ridge   Arctic Blast Now Headed Southeast

Odd Air Circulation Triggers Icy Blasts In U.S. and Europe   Little Prospect of Any Letup In Cold; Currents Bringing Arctic Air,

Severe Storm Causes Explained  x * * * * * * * * * * x* * *  . ‘Upper ‘Air Circulation Determines Glahal Tarvets

 Cold Waves Explained Ridge of High Pressure Air Is Stalled Off West Coast

Alaska’s Quite Warm.. Stalled High Pressure Ridee. Strong Winds Cause Cold Waves

Blame Air Currents  Wait a Minute... Did You Say It’s Above Freezing in Alaska?

Weather Culprit Is Circulation Of Air   Manhattan Actually MildIn Looking At Nation As Whole

SPECTACULAR BERLIN ESCAPE _ Aerial Artist Eludes — Reds Via Power Line

British In Charge In Nicosia.   Troops Patrol New Neutral Zone With No Adverse Reactior

Peace Plan For Cyprus Accepted   British Troops Occupy Buffer Zone Created in Nation’s Capital

Key Bills Come Up... Assembly Due To Gain Steam   Annual Report Shows . . . Pittsburgh Plate Glass Sets New Sales Record

ltaly Gets Left-Leaning Government   Moro Agrees To Be Premier With Accorc Of Four Parties

(,uardsmen  In Alabama To Back Up Pledge Made   To Back Up Pledge Made  Bv Alabama’s Gur ernor

Wallace still vows to block enrollment   Appeals to all citizens to stay clear of campus

National Guard . At Tuscaloosa, Ala  Gov. Wallace Acts to Avert Violence in Coming Showdown

Guardsmen On Alert To Help Police  Wallace Indicates Lie Alene VW/iil TT «   Wallace Indicates He Alone Will Try To Block Negroes

Wallace Wants 600 Ready To Bolster Regular Police If Racial Violence Erupts

Guard Units Back Police In Alabama   Wallace Orders Campus Security Forces Boosted

Integration Attempt Tomorrow Guardsmen Sent To University  By Gov. As Showdown Nears

600 National Guardsmen  On Standby   Strict Security Measures Already Taken On Campus

: In Preparation for Showdown  Gov. Wallace Takes Steps To Prevent Mob Violence

BREAKS LONG SILENCE  Soviet Denies Navy Attache Involved In Profumo Affair

House Buries Women’s  Rights Bill   ‘Clean-up’ Measure To Cost Taxpayers About $160-000 — -

Program Called “Incredible”... Some Congressmen Bitter About Education Package

Bitter Division — On Kennedy Plar   Aid to Education Stirs Up Opposition

‘OMNIBUS’ APPROACH HIT  JFK's School Aid Program Draws Bitter Opposition

Education Bill Sure To Divide   Kennedy Hoped To Unite All Supporters

Education Aid Bill Sets Row  House GOP First   House GOP First To Take Offense At Proposal

Defense total now $47.3 billion  Senate comm. okays $289 million more in funds

Another Landslide Feared Italy’s Disaster Area Is Sealed Off Today

) COPTERS SPRAY TO BLOCK DISEASE  ltalian Disaster Area Is Sealed Off

Italy Fears New Slides. Epidemics  Vaiont Disaster   Vaiont Disaster Area Blocked By Authorities

Another Landslide Possible  Italians Seal Off Disaster Area As Copters Spray Disinfectant

Fear New Slide at Italian Dam  1,700 Bodies Found, Go in Mace Graves :

ltaly Uses Spray on Flood Area   Authorities Combat Fears of Epidemic; Ready Mass Graves

Seal Off Vast Disaster Area; Helicopters Spray To Prevent Any Epidemic:

Italian Dam Flood Area Sealed Off   Helicopters Spray Valley; Another Landslide Feared

JOVFICIAES WARN .OF POSSIBLE NEW LANDSLIDE   Italians Seal Off Dam Disaster Area

New Slides In  Italian Disaster  Area Feared District Sprayed  4 nine vot to  Deas ee a,

Italian Flood Disaster Area Is Sealed Off   Disinfectants Sprayed To Curb Possible Disease

Steps Taken to Seal Off Dam Disaster Area   Chlorine Sprayed By Helicopters to Prevent Epidemics

More Avalanches Feared In Italy; Disaster Site Sprayed To Halt Illness

W arn of New Disaster as Mass Graves Are Dug for Victims  Landslide Probe Could Have Affect on Next Italy Regime

Another Landslide Threatening   Dam Disaster Area Sprayed to  Prevent Enidemirc«

Warn of New Dam Disaster  Cinmwe ni hdAniar Aualraneckac K ant   Fears of Major Avalanches Kept Alive by Tumbling Rocks, Earth

Disinfectant  Spraved Over  Disaster Area Italian Dam Section  Sealed Off To Halt Epidemic Outbreak

MASS BURI MASS BURIALS  CONTI ONTINUE  Landslide Threat Stalks’ Italians

Flood Disaster Area Is Sealed   Disinfectant Sprayed To Prevent Epidemics

Government Says Hassle Nof Closed  Renal. whee FO aheiwnwn   Industry Refuses To Reconsider Transport Rates

For Moving Wheat Shippers Snub Governmeni  'Plea To Reconsider Rates

U.S. Rebuffed By Ship Owners  Reject Lower Rates On Wheat To Russia

Lines Rebuff Try to Cut Wheat Rate   Government Hopes To Reach Terms  With Shipowners

U.S. Shipping Lines Rebuff Plea on Rates  echo n Holds Up Sal no Whe ay rar

‘Shipping Lines Won't Reduce Wheat Rates to Russia: More Corn to Hungary

May be Delayed  Republican Legislative Leaders Plan Strategy About Adjournment Date

Difference in Being Poor and Being in Want  Indians Don't Care for Charity

MERCY SHIPMENTS REJECTED Indians suggest sending charity to ones who need it

Indians Want No Charity   Tribe Returns Do-Gooders’  Contribution

Charity Returned  ‘Why, Those Ungrateful Indians!’, Woman Snorts

Difference Between Poverty, Distress —  Proud Indians Turn Down Charity

Proud Indians Embarrassed By Gifts Of Food, Clothing From White Women

Proud New Mexico Indians Reject Charitv Shipment From Coast Women

Relations Severed EES OL CN LE EOL EEE LETT EE AOS TTT,  Proud Indians Reject  Women’s Relief Drive

Ungraterul Indians:  Pueblo tribe proves they’‘re Indian-givers’ in reverse

 a e Santo Domingo Incident .. .  Self-Appointed    ~ Samaritan Irked

Do-Gooder Miffed...  Poor Indians Proudly Turn Down White Man’s Charity

Proud Tribe Embarrassed By Charity  Woman's Efforts All for Nought,

Senate Move Termed ‘Jungle Politics’ —  95 Appointments ByDiSalleRetused

Ohio Dems See Political Jungle  Firing Of 4,000 State Aides Under Attack

The Weather   Ohio Assembly Faces Week Of Wrangling  Curb On Speakers, Prayer Resolution

Controversial Bills Due Action In Legislature  Measure To Govern University Speakers Goes Before House

Life’s End  NORMAN JURGENSON, 38-YEAR-OLD STRUBLE MAN TAKES OWN LIFE

Life’s End  NORMAN JURGENSON, 38-YEAR-OLD STRUBLE MAN TAKES OWN LIFE  rvvTrTT true taYy.< a! aT a Tr TY

Life’s End  NORMAN JURGENSON, 38-YEAR-OLD STRUBLE  MAN TAKES OWN LIFE wir cunT FenM PRIFIE

Plane Vanishes  With 27 Aboard   Helicopter Crash Kills 5 Marines In Philippines; Mindanao Area Searched

ieee Reelin <i “ee 28 OWI CAUSE FUE  Macmillan Assails French President

Britain To Survive By Hard Work   ‘Great Opportunity Missed’ For Unified Stand Is Declared

Britain Rejects Russian's Visa  Bars Another From Vicitina Scotland

Vrougni Frecaurions  Emergency Steps Taken To Prevent Fores? Fires

Critical Situation In Fires   Measures Taken By States To Curtail Threat

Close Dry Woodlands... States Act To Curtail Fast-Spreading Blazes

severe Drought Continues Emergency Steps Taken By States To Curtail Fires

Fire Danger Crifical In Many Areas   Emergency Measures Taken Across Nation

Some States Act To Prevent Spread Of Forest Fires   Situation fs Critical in Some Areas; No Came Fires in Missourt Parks,

Action To Cut Fires Is Taken   Many Forests In Critical Condition Because Of Drought

Dry Conditions Become Critical As Fires Continue   Hunting Seasons In Some States To Be Postponed

Emergency Measures Are Laken To Halt Outbreak Of More Forest Fires

Emergency Measures Being Taken... .  Fire Problem Is Critical in Drouth Areas

States Push Emergency Acts To Curtail Fires Across Parched Forest Land

More States Take Emergency Measures  Fire Situation Critical he Severe Drought Continues

Drought Damage in Millions  More Forests Are Ordered Closed by Fire Threat in U.S.

More States Act To Curb  Forest Fires  Blazes Spread As   Blazes Spread As Drought Continue: In Many Sections

Drastic Moves Taken to Block Threat of Fire   Drought Continues In Wide Areas Of  Nation's Forests

Forest Fire Peril Rises. Across U.S.   Critical Situation Halts Hunting As No Break Sighted

Danger Mounts As U. S. Severe Drought Continues; Close Many Parks And Forests

Demos Grumble About Proposal For Adjourning  Tan Tax Exnert Conlit   Top Tax Expert Conlin Unhappy Over Ouster

‘Clean’ Killer Unmasked * “But Experts Don’t Agree Neutron Bomb Cheap--- But [t Just Doesn’t Exist As Yet

10 KILLED IN OHIO CAR, 3 IN ILLINOIS   Two Adults, 8 Children Die In Toledo Collision;  3 St. Louisans Crushed, Burned On Highway 66.

Crash Kills 10 On Road Near Toledo   Car-Truck Collide As Families Return Home After Movies

Get Tough Police   Lodge and Nhu Confer At Lengthy Meeting, No Immediate Report

Picket Second-Hand Store; Claim Unfair Wages And Conditions   By WHITNEY F, BOSSETTE

‘PLANS COMPLETE FOR TUESDAY LAUNCHING  “WEATHER THREATENS COOPER'S JOURNEY

Tuesday blast-off still scheduled Clouds threaten Cooper’s space ride

Hope Wind Will Clear Launch Area   Wednesday Morning Appears As Better; Clearness Needed For Photographs

Cloudiness to move into launch site area   8.10:30 EST   Astronaut's fiignt at a glance

Preparations Go Ahead for Early Tuesday Launch  Blastoff Scheduled Between 8 and 10:30

Preparations Going Ahead for Launching   Astronaut Gordon Cooper Slated For 22 Orbits of Earth; Flight Will Last More Than 34 Hours in Space

ec ats ce ASTRONAUT COOPER ©: sven or: xranmnrasemeu sme  Clouds Menace Space Trip

Clouds Threaten To Delay  Tuesday's Space Flight; Astronaut ‘Ready To Go’

Clouds Pose Threat to  Space Flight   Cooper Eager; Systems ‘Go’

Clouds Threaten  Flight   Launching of Astronaut For 22 Orbits Around Earth Set for Tomorrow

BUT BLASTOFE PLANS GOING FORWARD   Sooper Scheduled To Take Off Tuesday Morning  PROJECT   Calls For Spacecraft To Make 22 Orbits During 34-Hour Period

‘Gordo’Ready For Blastoff  At Canaveral   22-Orbit Vault Into Space Before Noon Tuesday Set

Kleavy Clouds May Postpone Space Flight   Gordon Cooper Scheduled To Start 22-Orbit Flight Tomorrow

Clouds Threaten To Delay Space Flight   Still Scheduled For Tuesday   What If He Lands In China?

Tuesday’s Launching Is Threatened By Forecast Of Heavy Cloud Cover

Heavy Clouds Threaten Cooper’ s Flight Tuesday   Preparations for Launch Go On at Cape Canaveral

Plans Still Being Made For Tuesday   Clond Prediction Poses Threat To Space     Launching

Weather Threatens To Delay Space Try   Everything Appears 'Go’ For Planned 22-Orbit Flight

COOPER IS "READY" FOR 22 ORBITS   Forecast of Heavy Clouds Over Cape Canaveral Threatens Tuesday Morning Blastoff Schedule.

Astronaut Is Ready — But..  A Predicted He eavy ' loud Layer Threatens Cooper’s Space Shot

Clouds Pose Space Threat   Preparations Continue, However, For Orbit Shot Tuesday Morning

Astronaut ‘Ready’ — Heavy Cloud Cover Poses Threat to Space Flight

Plans for Cooper orbit continue  Heavy clouds in launch area threaten flight

Preparations Continue In Spite Of Cover   Astronaut Ready To Go — Proceeds With Checkout

Clouds pose launch threat  Preparations   Preparations are continuing for a. m. orbit

Clouds Threaten Long Flight  " But Mercury Officials Going * Ahead with Plans

Preparations For Launching Continuing Predicted Clouds Posing — Threat To Cooper’s Flight

“READY” FOR 2? ORBITS   Forecast of Heavy Clouds Over Cape Canaveral Threatens Tuesday Morning Blasto ff Schedule.

Space Flight Periled by — Late Forecast   Predicted Heavy Clouds Could Prohibit. Vital Cameru. Coverage

aie ainda Badananivnnsinai Feavy clouds pose threat to Faith 7 launching

Orbit Set Pome  Clouds Pose Threat To Space Launch; Cooper Ready, Preparations Continue

Weather Summary Gloomy   Mercury Officials Prepare for Shot Despite Prediction

Half A Liver Apiece   air Fe BING! MICS  Siamese Twins Cut Apart Successfully

Doctors Perform Rare Operation On Tarentum Babies Siamese Twins Senaratec

Pittsburgh Siamese Twins Separated Apparently Successfully At Hospital

SET SE SMES SC PUracee  Parents Delighted, Twins Turn From Lach Other

Society Osteopath Dies Without Knowing He Had Been Convicted by Jury

aeeaeiencaetinhammemnaemsataiaiandiiaadietemeaaneenstee tna iamneatenateeeanmeeceneenemnee nes  ‘More Scandals To Be Touched Off?  WARD DIES

Never Knew Jury Found Him Guilty   Cites Vultures Disappointed In Farewell Letter

Grim Reaper Writes ‘Finis’  Dr. Ward Dies Without Ever Learning Outcome Of Trial

 Robert F. Kennedy Promise No Turning Back In Fight For New Civil Rights Laws

Federal Drive On Civil Rights: Steaming Ahead   Popularity Loss Won’t Deter Accommodation Bill Push, Says Atty. Gen. Kennedy

125,000 NEGROES MARCH IN DETROIT  JFK Pledged to Press For Civil Rights Laws

Quick-T hinking  Saves Man’s Life   — Trapped Six Days In Shaft —  Buried Miners Are Found Alive

Food, Other ltems Sent Down Hole   Two Located in Same Chamber; 3rd Believed Safe Though Injured

Cuba Crisis Rift Denied  Reconnaissance ‘Gap’ RP. Bese wet T.. , hn a

Drugstore Blast Lightning - Sheriff  Intergration Leader Scoffs At Report

Hundreds Homeless In Hawaii   Two Missing As Drivig Rains Continue

Heavy Rains Strike Hawaii   Hundreds Reported Homeless; at Least 2 Persons Missing

Hundreds Homeless; At Least Two Missing   Rains Hammer Island Steadily For Week; Damage Said More Than $5 Million; May Be Tagged Disaster Area

Hundreds Flee — Homes; Two Dead  18-Inch Fall Recorded in6 Hours: Storm Hits Midwest —

Smiling, But Looks Wan, Weak Mrs. Kennedy Leaves Hospital Holding Hands With President

s[Eapect 700 Casualties  i Washington Readies First Aid For Rights Marchers

Los Angeles In Middle Of Oven   Forecast €alls For High Of 108, Down From 109 Thursday

High of 109 Thursday Heat-beat city of Los Angeles braces for third day in oven

Los Angeles Reels In Heat  100-Plus Temperatur   100-Plus Temperature Expected For 3rd Day

Sand Temperature Reaches 137 Residents Of Los Angeles Are  Baking For Third Straight Day

Los Angeles Reels in Heat  100-Plus Temperature Expected for 3rd Day

EXCHANGED FOR TWO SOVIET SPIES  Catholic Priest, Young University Graduate Are Released By Soviets

Soviets Release Priest, Student   Two Men Return to U.S. For Joyful Reunion With Families

Reds Trade Priest, Studen' For Spy Pair   Reunion Joyful; Fr. Ciszek Held For 20-Year Term

Native Of Shenandoah  Priest Held In Siberia 20 Yr S.. Mass. Man Freed By Russians

Court Won't Disbar Lawyer Linked With Paster in Slot Machine Case

Expert Opinion Overruled Dangerous Drugs Left on Sale To Public, Official Charges

Hazardous Drug Sale Ils Charged   Department Expert Says FDA Allowed Dangerous Drugs

FDA Blamec For Passing Bad Drugs   Medical Officer Says He Was Overruled In Several Cases

FDA Permits Sale of Unsafe Drugs After Dangerous Side Effects Show, Says Doctor

FOOD AND DRUG EXPERT MAKES ACCUSATIONS   FDA Chief, However, Counters Story Of Public Danger   SPECIALIST GOES BEFORE COMMITTEE

Music Department To Present Musica Drama “Amahl and the Nicht Visitors”

Key Senators Hail Home,  Successor to Macmillan   Figured at Munich, But No Appeaser

Asks to be Executed   Pith GW Mw AGS MIG  Diplomat Admits Spying for U.S.

Failure to Print Notice Said Cause  Vote Had Upped District’s Tax Rate

Heavy damage left by storms in northern and eastern lowa   Walcott raked

Violent Storms otetecienti eeeteemmeenioees = tiaeteeee engee  e  Rains, Winds Lash North. Kast iowa

Wind And Rain Cause Damage Over Wide Area   5 Inches Of Rain Falls At Davenport

Fascination ...and death   Brothers, 2, 4, suffocate in old refrigerator

ILLINOIS GROUP PRESSES PAY FOR BIRTH CONTRO! FOR MOTHERS ON RELIEF

TO PREVENT REPRISALS   FOR MOTHERS ON RELIEF  Tlhnois Birth Control Battle Line Is Drawn

Scranton Presents Year’s Program ai General Assembly   4 Important Points Outlined; Appointees to De Voted an’ Rille Prenared

Scranton Presents. Year’s Program at General Assembly   4. Important “Points Out . lined; , Appoéintees- to B. Voted on:: Bills Prepared —

PRAYER FOR...  e@ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Man Questioned About Explosion  Third Dynamiting in 3 Davs in Alabama

Last Rites for Crash Victims—   High Court Reverses, Remands Mohr Case

$6 Persons, Arms, Funds Are Seized   Charge Groups Work Under U. S. Central Agency

CASTRO CLAIMS CIA SPIES SEIZED   Many in 2 Rings Arrested With Funds and Arms, Regime Declares

How It Wuz  ‘STEAM HEAT FOLLOWS ‘THUNDERSHOWERS HERE . RAIN TOTALS 1.31”

~ How It Wuz  STEAM HEAT FOLLOWS THUNDERSHOWERS HERE — RAIN TATALS 1.31’’

Adenauer Declares For Strong NATO Under U.S. Heading   Says Germany to Take Its Full Part in This Force During 1983.

Assembly Faces Lively Debates  Highway Safety, Redistricting To Get Crucial Tests

Crucial Tests Face State Legislators   Busy Week For House; Senate Marking Time

Minister -In Britain Defends Wife's Right To Wear Slacks In Public

Church Of England Vicar Defends Right Of His Wife To Wear Slacks In Public

ARION AWARD TO BE GIVEN  he. and Sr. Bands to Give Concert at FHS

ARION AWARD TO BE GIVEN - -  jr. and Sr. Bands to Give Concert at EHS

Railroad, Union Chiefs May Be Nearing Accord   Real Success or Shadow Boxing?

eee ee aa  Business, Labor and Government   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS AP Business News Writer

C of C Says JFK Tax Plar ‘Unbalanced   Chamber Charges Overemphasis on Consumer Spendine

Others Did Too, Says Solon... Just Signed Bill  For Introduction

President Says Statements Give Comfort To Russians; Says U. S. Will Keep Vow

Urges Western Cooperation  JFK Criticizes De Gaulle's ‘Independent Europe’ Idea

DeGaulle Ideas Are Challenged  Doubters Give Aid  ‘To Enemy, View

Critics, -Doubters Blasted -Kennedy Restates Vow To Defend West Europe

Speech Seen As Rebuttal ‘To de Gaulle   President Pleads For Strong West, Promises Support

REBUTTAL TO DEGAULLE:  Those Who Doubt U.S. Pledge Help  Reds, JFK Claims

JFK Rebukes De Gaulle  ‘US. Will Risk Its Cities To Defend Europe’ - Kennedy

Attacks DeGaulle Concept  Kennedy Pledges U.S. Defense Of  Western Europe

REBUTTAL TO DE GAULLE IS TO THE POINT   CHALLENGES ALL WEST EUROPEANS TO WORK TOGETHER

A Reply To DeGaulle  Kennedy Firmly Binds US To Defense Of Its Allies   ' Surprise Trip To E. Germany  Mr. K Hurries To Regain Ground Lost To Kennedy

U.S. To Risk Cities German People Told   “Need Your Freedom To Protect Ours,” President Says In Taking Issue With De Gaulle’s Policy

Kennedy Reassures Europe U. S. will Defend Allies   Related Photo Page 2

Tour’s Major Speech Gives Pledge Of Firm US. Stand   “18-YEAR WATCH”

LL LLLP LLL LMA LAMAN a allaaaNliiiaal Talli wiliilil  Kennedy Blasts DeGaulle Position, Preaches Unity

U.S. Ready To Defend lts Allies   Warns Against Any Concept To Contrary

JFK Assures de Gaulle Of U.S. Desire to See Unified Western Allies   Nikita Plans Tour, Too

A Reply To DeGaulle  Kennedy Firmly Binds US To Defense Of Its Allies

Answers da'Gaulle Concept  President Tells Germans: ‘Risk Our Cities, Defend Yours’

Kennedy Pledges Defense Of Europe, Raps DeGaulle   Khrush’s Trip Is Termed  E. German Morale Booster

Pledges Kurope Defense by U.S.  Challenges Western Allies to Work for Unified Poaiser

Those Doubting U.S. Give Aid to Enemy, He Says   Challenges W. Europe To All Work Together

Kennedy Pledges All-Out Detense   Says U. S. Needs A Strong Europe

Reaffirms American  ‘Pledge’ Savs Doubters  Give Comfort TH. Wact Bnac

Moroccan Units Recapture Two Desert Outposts   Continued Fighting Vowed by Algerians

Moroccans Recepture Desert Posis   Algerians Promise To Fight On

Moroccans Recapture Outposts   Smaller Algerian Force Retreats as Peace Talks Fail

Algerians Vow  toFight affer  Losing Posts Moroccan Forces  Win Points, Water an Trade Raute

Moroccans Recapture Two Outposts  Algerians Vow to Keep Fighting Undeclared War

Morocco: Recaptures Two _ Outposts but Algeria Vows ‘Fighting Is Not Stopping’

Crack Force Recaptures 2 Outposts   Moroccan Troops Drive Back Outnumbered Algerian Units

Algeria:  Border War Continues In  North Africa  Sahara Desert Outposts Have Changed Hands

Moroceans Recapture 2 Quiposts   Fighting Continues In Undeclared War  As Truce Talks Fai

Morocco Takes Two Outposts, Still Fighting  - Ultimate Objecti ive Is. Listed ag £  gra fa fFaae

REINFORCEMENTS ON WAY Moroccans Rout Algerians, Retake Two Desert Posts

Moroccan Troops Take Two Sahara Posts from Alaeria   Border War fa Still Going On: Algerians Move Up Soldiers,

Morocco Troops Take 2 Outposts  ‘Algeria Vows Fight  Not Being Stopped

CEASE-FIRE NOT REACHED IN PARLEYS   Algerians Are No Match For Invading Units

MODERATE HOLDS LEAD Peron Handed Setback  In Areentine Elections

Local Facility Said — Necessary To Develop Eastern Area Of N. C.

Chief AP Correspondent In North Africa Expelled From Algeria Today

Set Rrers,  AP Writer Is Expelled By Algeria   French Report Says UPI Chief Also Is Ousted

iv P. correspondent given no reason  Alaeria expels two U.S. newsmen today

SUMMIT VIRTUALLY ASSURED ; Emissary from Constantinople visits Pope

Kast, West Patriarehs. May Meet   Paul VI Talks  With FEwmissars

During Pilgrimage Roman Catholic, Orthodox Church Talks Appear Likely

WRITER RECALLS MEMORIES  Churchill to Become Honorary U.S. Citizen

Honor Day For “Winnie” Churchill Recalls His Cheer in 1941 Gloom

Color, Courage, Humor, Power to Inspire Come to Mind on Day to Honor Churchill

Good Morning!   World War Il Memories Relived   Winston Churchill Becomes Honorary Citizen Today

Deny Reports New Landslide Moving On Dan  Thousands Of Soldiers Still Dig In Mud  Seaking Mara Rodiac

Villagers ‘To Return ‘lo Homes  Builder Declares hoses wel tl a =

Italv Denies Slide Threat At Dam Area  Search Continuing For Rodies In Path

Dam’s Builder Claims It Can Be UsedAgain   Evacuation Order Refuted, Residents Pick Up Belongings

Officials Deny New Landslide Threat In Italy   Say Giant Dam Can Be Used After Repairs

Deny New Landslide  On Move   Earlier Reports Hinted New Threat In Italian Valley

Report Of New Landslide At  Vaiont Denied   Army Authorities Allow Villagers To Return Briefly To Their Homes

New Menace To Valley in Italy Denied   Authorities Say No Landslide Moving On Dam Reservoir

Italian Authorities Deny Huge New Landslide Moving Down on Reservoit

Contrary Rumors Are Denied  Ne O Danger Of New Landslide Italian Officials Are Sure

Elks Come in White, Too   Italian Authorities Deny NewLandslideMovingDowr

Conference  drafts new proposal    GOP hands Johnson big setback after all-night fight on grain

Way Cleared For End Compromise Affer Johnson Setback In All-Night Struggle

TRUCK, TWO CARS IN CRASH ON 75 SOUTH OF JAMES —_— FIGHT INIIIpBEeRr

re!  ‘Shapely, Toy-Pistol ‘Bandit’  ‘Arrested At Atlanta Bank Door

Unanimous Backing for Kennedy Civil Rights Bill Comes at Meeting   usses Wheat Sale  ike Calls Red ‘Thaw’ Just Tactical Change

Unless A Good Horse TradeEisenhower's Against  Wheat Sale To Russia

DOUBTS U.S..SOVIET THAW Kisenhower Urges Hard  Look AtRed Wheat Deal

Arctic Cold Grips Most of Nation; Texas Crops Hit  Record-Breaking Cald Wave Snraade   Record-Breaking Cold Wave Spreads To Mexican Rorder

Vows Fair Hearing on Measure  Cites His Pledge Against New Taxes

‘ ‘ ‘Marriage Question Out —  Dionne Quints Told They ~ Couldn’t Bear Children

Goulart Demands Charge Details  Responds to Claim Of Reds in Brazil

Almost Suspends Aid Plea  Brazil Hits U.S. Charge of  Red Influence

Brazil Is Angry At U.S. Charges  JFK Told To Make Clear Statement On Red Infiltration

Goulart Asks  Clarification  Of Charge Brazil President  Persuaded Not To sue ric fT...

Brazil's Chief  Reacts Angrily To U.S. Charges   Goulart Demands Kennedy Clarify Charaes Reds In His Government

Wants. Kennedy’ ry Clarification Brazilian President: Resent:  US Char ves Of Infiltr ation

Brazil President Reacts Anarily.  Asks Clarification Of State Dept. Claim

Brazilian Chief Angry At U.S.   Red Infiltration Clain Brings Sharp Retort

Goulart Protests U.S. Statement Of Communist Infiltration In Brazil

Goulart Scores Charaes   Asks Kennedy to Personally Clarify Action

Brazilian Chief Angry at U. 5.  Red Infiler Gheain   Red Infiltration Claim Brings Sharp Retort

nae PC rel Bio  “Costa Rican meeting opens   Charge angers Goulart

Claim of Red Infiltration Irks Brazil   Goulart Is Angered AtlU.S. Assertions, Calls Off Aid Talks

Goulart Asks Clarification Of Charge  Brazil President Persuaded Not To Hali TS. Talks

Wants Kennedy’s Clarification Brazilian President Resents  US Charges Of Infiltration

Brazilian Chief Angry At U. .  Pee.) ee 2 on 2   Red Infiltration Claim Brings Sharp Retort

U. S. Charge Of Red Infiliration In Brazil Draws Angry Retort From President Goulart

Goulart Assails Assertions of Reds in Gov t  Halts Talks in Washington on More Dollar Aid .

Ginny   Ts Stull  Erratic Romps Ofe  Carolina    WHERE’S OUR GINNY ?  Rain, At Long Last. But Ob So Little

Russian Denies Allegation: Of Soviet Anti-Semitism   Differ Nationalities

See KENNEDY, Page 2   SPECIAL PICKUPS FOR SPRING WORK  City to Help in Cleanur

Tax Reliet Plan Bared   Benefits To College  Student Parents Seen

Clocks Pushed Back State Legislators Hold Off Adjournment Another Day

Legislators Delay End Of Session by ‘Holding Back’ Hands of Time

Cloeck’s Hands Pushed Back In Final Rush  Truck Weights. Pay   Truck Weights, Pay Revision Measures Get Final Approval

Nikifa's Plow Jockeys Aren't Producing Soviet Agriculture Big Flop

Says Soviet Farming Is Slowing Up   Red Magazine Report: Production Rising At Little Rate

‘Suspect Being Held Confesses  TWO ELDERLY MEN FOUND MURDERED IN FARGO HOME

TOURISTS WITNESS SHOOTINGS  Crowd Shouts ‘Murder In Slaying of Refugee

 vou Are Murderers — Hundreds See Red Guards Shoot Down Man, Woman

East German Border Guards Shoot Fleeing Couple as Tourists Watch

‘Motorists Watch In Horror As Two ‘Are Shot Down By East German Guns

Scream Murder   Hundreds Watch In Horror When East German Guards Shoot Man And Woman

‘Smiles Replace Tears of Astronaut’s Mother and Grandmother During Vigil

Tears, Then A Big Smile From His Ma  Grandmother, Too, Keeps Long Vigil For Orbiting Gordor:

News Index   Cuba And Mississippi Problems Pressuring Kennedy From All Sides

Cuban Exile Leader Levels  Critical Charges At U.S.   President Kennedy Under Pressure In Mississippi, Cuban Situations

College Student Is Arraigned In Texas   Youth Charged With Threatening To Kill -Kennedy Dav Before Assassination

Texas College Student Held, Quoted As ‘Glad’ Assassin Killed JFK

Youth Held For Threats Te Kenneds  College Student Is Arrested  In Fort Worth

Student Who Made Threat On JFK Held   Youth Allegedly Saic He'd Get President During Dallas Visit

Held for Grand Jury Texas Student Charged with Threat to Kill JFK

Her Great-Great-Grandmother  Eldon Woman Relates the Story Of Betsy Ross and American Flag

Gray and Gloom In Nation Today  Weather Is Typical For a Day in Winter

Most Of Nation Has Gloomy Winter Day   Some Relief Indicated For Cold-Held England

Typical Winter Prevails In US.  Chilly. Readings, Rain. Snow Cover  Much Of Nation

Nation Told Facts To Be Made Public   Dallas Buries  Slain Officer

Warning on Caribbean Voiced by K   Situation May Become Worse Than Last Fall, He Says

Fears ‘Perfidy’ by U.S.  Caribbean Situation Dangerous, Nikita Say:

WIV EE eet  Khrushchey Foresees "Formidable" Crisis      U, S, Doubts Soviets: Coak Naw Cuha frisi¢c

Caribbean Could Get Worse: Nik  Gives Off Warning At Fidel Farewell

 Castro Leaves Moscow  ‘Khrushchev Warns of Worse Crisis in Caribbean Area

RED BOSS SAYS MOVES BY U. S. MAY SPARK IT   Sees Possible Situation ‘More Formidable’ Than Tact Octnher   BIG MOSCOW SHOW   He Pledges Russia to De. fense of Castro Regime Against Attack

Red Boss Airs Caribbean Issue  Says Situation There May Become Warece Than In ’62

At Castro Farewell  Mr. K. Warns US. About  Dancers in Caribbean -

Worse Than In October, He Warns   Gives Hour-Long Farewell Address For Cuba’s Castro

ON THE INSIDE PAGES”   Khrushchev Warns Of Cuban Situation Worse Than Last October

At Farewell for Castro  KHRUSHCHEV WARNS OF NEW CRISIS POTENTIAL

Red Boss Issues Warning on Cuba   Says Crisis Worse Than Last Year’s Possible

Mother in Coma Two Years Dies  Unaware of Birth of San After Accident

Algiers Rebel Berbers Vow All-Out. War   Retreat In Face Of Superior Force “Deep In. Mountains

Congolese Storm Prison, All Inmates Liberated In Face of Police Guns

Rioters Free Conao Felons   Police Kill Five Persons, Wound Several Others at Brazzaville

Congolese Riot: ree Prisoners  _» Police Fire Kills “At Least $ Persons

Workmen Storm Prison, Free  African Inmates 5 Die as Violence Erupts  Anninct Beassnuilla Bula

STATE NEAR END OF TESTIMONY Courtroom in Turmoil as Anderson Tells Gruesome Details of Bungling

After Killing Mrs. Thompson — Anderson Considered  Killing Himself

Anderson Considered Suicide   Defense Attorney Tries To Tear Down Testimony On Thompson Slaying

MAILING ‘PROFIT’ TO WASHINGTON   Controls On Growing Wheat Nation’s Crucial Ag Decision

Referendum On Wheat Ma ior Issue   Freeman Hopes This Won't Be Partisan Issue; Cites Results.

Beckwith To Stand T rial In Evers Case  Mental Tests Are Rlacked Further

Evers Slaying:  Beckwith Trial Delay Is Denied   Court Rules He Must Be Tried far Murder

Beckwith Must Stand Trial in Evers Slaying   Further Sanity Tests Blocked

Aa hn Pak A! eee 2  Ne ews s Today  Murder Susnect Ta Faco Trinl

[OWA TRAFFIC DEATHS Ruy The Acecaciated Prace      Late News Off The AP Wire   CONVOY PASSES—

Hill: Shaff Plan State's Most Important Issue   Retiring F.B. President Says ‘We Are For It’

Mention of Resigning  Says He Will Remain In Washington Until Leave Expires

Muncie Youth, Who Set Fire To Dog, Given 20 Lashes With Belt In Court

Algerian Protest Slated  Nuclear Device Reported Fired by France in Sahara

Mrs. Nhu To Fly To Rome For Children  Three Younger Children Already On Way;  biuann Adaate Dauahtar In Il ae Annolac

Report Denounced ... Mississippi Group Says U.S. Marshals Brutal in Treatment of Students, People

DY MISSISSIPPI Group  Federal Marshals Blamed In ‘Ole Miss’ Campus Riot

U.S. Accused of Brutality at Ole Miss  " Charge'Assailed  by Justice Dept.

Negroes Will Appeal Ruling  In Birmingham  Efforts Are Made To Desegregate Schools In City .

DIXIE’S TROUBLED RACIAL FRONT   Birmingham integration delay to be appealed

WARNED OF DANGER  Letter Writer In Dallas Feared For JFK's Safety

JFK Gives Nod to Selective Steel Price Rises; Opposes Across-the-Board Increase

Kennedy Sets Guidelines on Steel Prices   Opposes General Across-the-Board Price Increases

President Backs Selective Stee! Price Increases   Chief Executive Ex. presses Opposition to General Acrossthe-Board Boosts.

Maneuvers End When  Jets Arrive   Coast Guard Units Conducting Search For Missine Craft

Fishermen In Custody 2 Months   Flown to Florida with Donovan; Had Been Held as Spies

Macmillan On His Way lo London  nae Varatian   Ends Vacation To Face His Gravest Political Crisis

Macmillan Returns To Face Crisis   Burgeoning Scandal Of Sex, Intrigue Plagues Government

Braves Split With Pirates  RE, eae SOMnRIene era OMG   Macmillan Returning to London To Face Security-Sex Scandal

Maemillan Heads Back To Uproar  Profumo Affair Could Topple  - Government

L.B. Youth, 2 Others Scale Tower of Golden Gate Bridge; Back Dowr

Students in  Golden Gate Bridge Climb Backwards for  700 Feet-— Thon Jail

Darlington Man Found Dead at His Farm Home   Floyd Davidson's Lifeless Body Was Found by a Neighbor. George Hartman, Lasi Wednesday.

New State Laws  Chapters 116 to 122. new state laws,   Today’s Chuckle

JFK Disappears Briefly To Check on 2 Hikers   Altered Yacht Routine

Went To Check Hikers Mysterious Disappearance Of Kennedy Is Explained

Kennedy ‘Mystery’ Cleared Up  Just Checking Proaress Of Hikers —

Kennedy Urge: Battle Against Aid Bill Cats  President Opposes   President Opposes ‘Unwarranted Cuts’ in Authorizations

Heavy Snows Sweep Into Northern Plains; Winds © Whip East From Rockies

Cardinals Fail te Elect New Pontiff   Fourth Ballot Closes First Day of Voting

}POUF Danots Vast  ———-—___—  Fail to Elect Pope \in Today’s Balloting

No Decision After Four Votes Taken Speculation .on.  Compromise Mounts —

Defense Sef To Complete Bribery Case   Prosecution Rests In Belmont County Sheriff's Trial

Guthrie Courthouse Burns   County Record: In Vaults In Old Building

Architect's Drawing of Proposed New Court House—   Fire Destroys Guthrie Court House   Terry Richardson, 15, Dies in Auto Accident   Records in Old Building; Feared Lost

House Approves Bread Price Bill  Two Proposed Constitutior Changes Are Sent to Senaf:

House Approves Bread Price Bill  Two Proposed Constitutio  , ey ny Se

Due to financial conditions  Two large brokerage firms suspended from trading

House Group Fears Securities Stolen — -  BROBERS NOT CONVINCED THEY BURNED

Soviet Tacties  Change   French, British Convoys Cleared; Considered as Red Backdewn

Soviets Ease Tactics on Autobahn  ey: ERS See   Large British.and French  Conveys Pass Checkpoints

Head Count Not Sought By Soviets —   Test Convoy With 50 Soldiers Uses - Reich Super-Road

British, French Units Encounter No Harassment   kction Is Considered Russian Backdown In Face of Allied  Firmness.

Red Tactics Changed:  Z European Convoys  Pass Through E. Berlin

LONGSHOREMEN WALK OFF JOBS IN CANADA TODAY   COULD CRIPPLE GRAIN SHIPMENT TO KRUSHCHEV

Strike of St. Lawrence Longshoremen May: Curb Wheat Shipments fo Soviel

Canadian Longshoremen Strike Crippling Red  Wheat, Flour Movement

Temperatures  Around U.S.   One of Five Children Inisrad hy Auto Drec

Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner Lyndon B. Johnson Set To Speak To Demos

Foundation Financing Issue  Belt Says Minority Rights Denied in School Fund Fight

“MINORITY FLOOR LEADER CHARGES DEMOCRATS DENIED RIGHTS OF THE MINORITY

Dimes Goal on 25th Drive Anniversary To Provide Best Care for Children

Report U.S. AF Ready to Defend India   British Fliers Also “Said Set to Act if Reds Strike by Air

Thousands of Algerians Answer Ben Bella Plea to Take Up Arms Against Morocco

Algerians Answer Ben Bella’s Appeal, Flock To Recruiting Stations

New One Starts in ‘64 Moves to Isolate Cuba Given Credit for Economy Decline

Iran Claims Resistance  Plot Smashed  Anti-Reform Group  Cantinues Ta Pa   Anti-Reform Group Continucs To Pass ‘Holy War’ Leaflets

Helicopter. to Try Tricky Rescue of Two Climbers on: Mi. Everest

(Additional Pictures on Page 3)   Lawyer Claims Mexicans Don’t Need Pascnarte

LEWIS APPEARS STRONGEST IN FIGHT OF HOUSE  CAUCUSES PLANNED FOR TONIGHT RY

Only Maine Pike Lower  R&P Turnpike Has Higt Toll Road Safety Rating

So advises Gov. Egan  Udall supports Japanese fisheries j in East Bering

Legislative Representation May — Cause Conflict Among Democrats   Many Editors Think State Won't ‘Adopt Redistricting Amendment

Pee eon oJ ‘Po litical And And Sections! es  Legislative ‘Acts. Leave Battlegrounds For. 64

Chances Rise for $10 Billion Tax Reduction   Half of Cut Might Start January J. Rest Next Year

Kennedy Plugs Equal Education  Receives Honcrary San Diego Degree

Asks Support For Program On Coast Trip  President Seen Fence Mending With Eve on ’64

American Youths Need Fair Chance President Pleads   300,000 See Chief on Visit To San Diego

Kennedy Plugs For Program   Education For All, . Theme At San Diego Is Given Degree

JFK Plugs Education Program   Commencement Speaker at San Diego State

os  ‘They Killed Our Children’  Grizzly Discovery Shocks Negro Crowd   By WILLIAM A. MCGRIFF Accariatad Prece Staff Writer

wiles VV SstTern  FOUDICS  U.S. Announces Delay  ~ Talks With Spain

Any Effort In Congress To Override Ban On Religious Exercises Appears Doomec

Justice Says Ruling Tramps On Constitution   Receives Angry Reaction From Some Congressmer

Top Court's Ban On Religious . Exercises In Schools to Stand, Some Lawmakers Criticize It

Arctic Air  Chills Most Of Nation   Mercury Dips Far Below Zero Mark In Many Sections

Frigid Wave Covers Most Of Country   Arctic Air Heads Into Southeast;  25 Below Reported

Vows To Support Assembly Johnson Promises  To Keep Peace In Address To U.N.

Airs Pledge For Support Of UN Goals   President Asserts Kennedy Policies To Be Continued

FBI Evidence Will Be  Closely Scrutinized   es ss os a  . en 2   Lawyers Want Ruby Out

Pledges All-Out Peace Effort   Johnson Assures UN Of Support By U. S.

President Johnson Pledges "Unswerving Commitment To Strengthening The Peace’

Johnson Offers No New Plan   Sees Key Problem As Keeping Peace, Savina Future

LBJ Pledges Support Of UN Peaceful Aims   New President Addresses United Nations Assembly

Johnson Pledges  UN. T; ) el «  i¢s   President Makes Hi: First Speech Before International Forum   PURPOSE SAME

Delivers Speech Before U.N.   First International Message Likens U.S Aims To Memorial For Kennedy

President’s Address to UN: Reassures, But Nothing New   Khrushchev, Kremlin Having Budget Trouble

President Presents  Views In Address To United Nations   Says Nation To Carry Out Aims Of Late President Kennedy But U. S. Won’t Bear Burden Alone

U.N. Hears President Voice Policy  Mm _ Pert @ Deeemnca   Told U. S. Purpose Not Swerved by Death of Kennedy

Offers No Changes In Operations  General Assembly   General Assembly  ‘Hears U.S. Executive

Encourages Castro Ouster   Kennedy Pledges To Aid Revolt In Cuba

Prompt U.S. Aid Promised New Regime   Offers Latins U.S. Aid Against Commie Takeove:

Encourages ‘Coup’ Kennedy Promises To Aid Cubans In Castro Ouster

Kennedy Urges Cubans to Oust Castro Regime   rledges U.S. Ald to Any Latin Nation to Resist Takeover by Communists.

President Encourages Cuban Coup   Looks to Happy Day When Castro Is Ousted; Likes Florida Reception

Cuban Coup Encouraged by President   Pledges Support of Latin Nations Resisting Reds

Aid Promised By Kennedy If Cubans Revolt   President All But Invites Castro Ousting

Contained In Policy Speech  Offers To Give yy Sees. Sat ae om = we oe, wae    Offers To Give Backing Of U.S.

Quints ‘Whoop It Up’ in Fine Shape To Celebrate One-Week Anniversary

Vote Indicates Resentment of The Leaislature   Defeat Lopsided In Most Areas

On Inside Pages   n Frennsyivania ..  Aemdieana Ath Highest Labor Surplus District

1,500 Quit Classes; Stage Wild Scene   Officers Use Fists To Subdue Student Marchers

CLEVELAND (UPI)—Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson said Sunday that “how to save the peace’ was the one issue in the world today.

Newspapers tell them to face facts  Britons chided for anti-American attitude

JFK Warns. Release Essential  'U.S. Cancels Cultural Exchange With Soviets Over Arrest Of Prof

Kennedy says prompt release of professor essential to continuation of program

BARGHOORN ARREST CITED U.S.-Soviet Cultural ‘Exchange Plan Sacked

Yale Prof’s Release Essential to U.S.-Russ Cultural Exchanges—JFK

JFK Threatens To Suspend USS, Red Exchanges   Release of Yale Protes:  . sor Said ‘Essential to Continuation of Program.

Cultural Exchange Plan Halted   Kennedy Links Freedom For Yale Professor To Any New Program

Must Resist Red Poison, JFK Says   Great Ovation   Great Ovation Given President In Costa Rica

Free Nations To Encircle  Island Reds  Kennedy Greeted Warmly At Meet

Costa Ricans Give Official Big Welcome   Promises to Bar Red Agent Infiltration Into Other Americas

Costa Ricans Shout Exuberant Weleome  Castro, Economics Prime Topics Aheo LI nscxt iow AwA TV owwerd nce , 2 eres

Costa Rican Crowds Mos! Enthusiastic  Security Guardians er ee oe

President To Bar Red  Infiltration   Kennedy Cheered In Motor Parade By Costa Ricans

2 More Key Diefenbaker Aides Quit.   Military Pressing. Over Hesitation On Nuclear Issue

Diefenbaker Hit for Delay in Accepting Nuclear Warheads   Resigning Ministers Hint at Military Leaders’ Impatience

New A-Crisis Split Defense, Trade Minister: Ouit Canada Government

CANADIAN CRISIS GROWS: 2 MORE LEAVE CABINET   Military Men Also Seer Irked by Diefenbaker’s A.Stand

SLEET, SNOW MAKE ROADS HAZARDQUS   Valley Growers Warned Another  Freeze Possible

Brown Sees New Taxes lf  Plan Beaten  Withholding of Funds Said Essential

Empire Stafe Building Fire Under Control   Whips Through Pipe Shaft

Fire Whips Through Empire State Shaft: Shoots Into Offices High Over New York

Pipe Shaft Takes Blaze High Aloft   Flames Sighted On Light Floors

Two Alarm Blaze In Empire State  Tallest Building in World Is Evacuated

Empire State Fires Fought   Building Emptied Twice; Three Floors Damaged

Fire Damages Three Floors In Empire State Building   FORCED OFF AIR

OFFICES ON 3 FLOORS DAMAGED BY PIPE SHAFT BLAZE        Fire Quelled In Empire State Buildina

Firemen Close Up 2 Floors   Pipe Shaft Fire Flares Out In Eight Floors

Fire empties Empire State  Offices damaged on at least three at ite 119 flaare

Empire State Building Evacuated Two-A larm Fire H its Skyscraper

Flames Rip IntoEmpire State Bldg   Two Floors Closed; Fire Whips Through Pipe; No One Injured

Offices Burned in Empire State Building Blaze Nobody Injured as  Flames Shoot up 102-Story Shaft

Empire Building Whipped by Fire On Some Stories      (See Picture on Page 5)

firing Ablaze In Pipe Shaft  EMPIRE STATE BUILDING FIRE HITS 8 FLOORS

 Empire State Building Hit B y Flames   Fire Whips Throngh Pipe Shaft High Into Upper Floors

NEWS ROUNDUP  Fire Hits World’s Tallest Building   Relay Relaying

tey To  it. Poegit  jeab AL binclalr  veare Ri ocony jou Co std Oil Swift  @xaco

iNew Yorr: aa  Fire Lashes The Empire State Building   Firemen Close 2 Floors of World’s Tallest Structure

Twice Evacuated Empire State Building Hii By Fire; Section Closed

Empire State Fire Put Under Control  Building Evacuated Twice; Two Elaare CHill Claced by Firemen

15 SURVIVE FLORIDA TRAGEDY  27 Perish As Crowded Farm Labor Bus Dives Into Canal

Temperature Chart   27 Die When Loaded Bus Fails Into Florida Canal

Pope Eases Controls — on Bishops   New Privileges, Powers Granted

SAVED FROM SUDSING   Fasten Strings To Observation Posts   ... NO TROOPS IN GERMANY

Hyde Park police are to be no more...   Urban renewal board gives nod to sale of five sites here to park body

Eulogy Set By King At Final Rites   Hundreds Gather For Funeral, City Reported. ‘Pense

Funerals Today For 3 Victims Of Bomb Blast   Memorial Services Being Organized Throughout Nation

JFK to See Negro Leaders Thursday   To Disscuss Birmingham Conditions

Propose Day of Mourning For Bombing Victims   Two Charged in Fatal Shooting

Bury Three Neero Girls Murdered  In Chureh Blast: Children March

Burial Services Held for Victims Of Race Bombing  Leaders of Negro Groups To Meet With Kennedy

Bomb Victims  Buried   Pastor Urges No Revenge In Birmingham Church Traaedy

Rites Held for Victims of Bombing; Two White Boys Accused of Murder   ‘Cindy Causes Floods on Texas-Louisiana Coast

Birmingham Funerals Held  Memorials Are Planned Throughout the Nation

Services Set For 3 Victim: - Bombing  Ceremonies Slated      Ceremonies Slated Throughout Nation For Negro Girls

5 SCHOOLS GET BOMB THREATS Memorials Planned For  Girls Killed In Bombing

Funeral Services Today For Three  Of Four Girls Killed In’ Bombing

Funerals Held For Victims Of Church Bomber  Services Planned Across Nation As Memorial To Girls

Negro Girls Killed In Church Blast  Services Today for Bombing Victims

Memorial Rites For Negro Blast Victims Planned   Events Over U. S. Being Considered

Negroes Seek No Reprisal  Birmingham Buries Three Little Girls Killed In Bombing

fational mourning planned     Funeral services for three bombing victims held today

‘ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Backdown On Transatlantic Plane Fare Hike Ancers Senators

‘U.S. Capitulated Without a Fight’ Senators Angry at Backdowr On Airplane Fare Increase

 U.S. Backs Down on Hike Senators Call for Airing Of Airline Rate Dispute

U.S. Backdown Angers Senators   Call for Airing of Plane Fare Dispute

On Transatlantic Routes .... Senators Angered By Hike Of Fares For Air Travel

Backdownon Fare Increase Irks Senators  Magnuson Charge: U. 5. Capitulates Wishart Biahke

SENATORS BLAST BOW ON AIR FARE   Call for Public Hearing; Mag nuson Charges Surrender Without Fight

Predict Establishment Of NATO Nuclear Force   Look for Success in a Trade Agreement Too.

Nuelear Missile  NATO ForeeSeen   Project’ Probable Despite de Gaulle

RECORD WINTER SPREADS ICE OVER EUROPE   Stretch Of The Danube Frozen Across, First Time In History   SNOW PLOWS FIGHT DRIFTS IN BRITAIN

Europe Gripped By More Snow. New Blizzards   British Struggle Against Fourth Arctic Week

Redistrict Legislation Completed   Assembly Move: Into Another . ‘Special Session

House Redistricting Bill Delays Start Of Second Special Session Of 1963

Fire kills 12 children when  oil heater explodes in home   Charleston County Corone)

12 Children In One Family Mercury To Hit Die As Crowded Home Burns Balmy 10 Here

Home Fire: Twelve in 1 Family Die   Exploding Oil Heate Turns House into Blazing Inferno

Oil Heater Explodes in S. Carolina   8 Boys, 4 Girls Trapped in Single Sleeping Room

Damages Surveyed In Plains  Severe Storms Sweep Through  S ssi fe aol BD ascotaam

French Railwaymen Call For Walkouts Restraint Urged From More Violence

Poll Tax Proposals  DueToday  Tum Va Aceambiy   Two Va. Assembly Groups To Hear Governor's Plan

Texas Gives Welcome To Kennedy   Demoeratic Feuding I. in Evidence During President’s Visits

Open Feuding By Democrats Found By JFK   LBJ, Yarborough Ride In Different Cars In Motorcade

Yarborough. LBJ Ride Separately   President Calls For Support OF Progress dn Houston Speech

But JFK. Finds Democrats, Including LBJ. Still Feuding Over Policies

BEGINS FAST TOUR  Kennedy Finds Warm Welcome  .  But Factional Feud In Texas

3 COLORS and BLACK   Wallace Seeks Court Curb On Use Of U.S. Troops

‘Trying.To Keep Truce  Negro, White Leaders Confer In Washington

Negro, White Leaders, U.S. Seek Peace   Phone Talks Held; Truce Threatened in Birmingham

Negroes Want Charges, Convictions Dropped     Negro, White Leaders Confer on Crisis

Both Sides Talk With Washington   Conferences Under Way as King, Aides Released From Jail

Biracial Committees Hold Confabs   Shaky Truce Prevails As Justice Officials Enter Negotiations

What's Inside   PICKED OUT OF LINEUP  Father Of Four Held In Bank Robbery

UVES SLALLNG  Lie, Gun Tests Negative In Case Of Ex-State Highway Patrolman

sent Men fo adic Pn Resse vieern  Dallas Police Convinced Today Oswald Was Kennedy Assassin

Will K Keep.  Castro on Leash?   U.S. Has Made Plain It Will Not  Tolerate Export of Communisny:

Police Commissioner Termed: . ew VS Sa  Quiet Man In Seranton’s Administration

2. males ESTIMATES RANGE TO $8 MILLION LOSS  Bandit Ring Ambushes London Mojl Train

$8 Million Holdup 30 Masked Men Rob British Train;  Estimates Indicate Record Losses

Where Children Fight For Life   BIGGEST ROBBERY EVER  Train Loot Could Reach $8-Million

16 Killed In State Accidents  Holiday Week- End Takes Heavy Toll

WORLD BRIEFS 35,000 Join in Communist  Demonstration in New Delhi

Harriman Hopeful of  Moscow Talk Says Any Failure  Will be Fault Mt Gaviot lintian

It Is Designed For Equity and Economic Growth   Built Around Income Taxes

Asks Income, Business Levy   Sweeping Overhaul Of  Fiseal Structure

Indiana’s Anti-Communist Law Faces Test in Cases Against Three Students

Scranton Will Take Oath ‘As 103rd Governor Of Pa. In Ceremonies On Tuesday

U THANT VOICES ‘BELIEF RIT IN CONGO NEAR END   Asks for Quick Solution on Lines of His Reconciliatien Plan

Katanga Told Not To Attack   U Thant Says U.N.  Firmiv in Control

Observer Says Cubans Lethargic  Withdrawal OF Red Missiles Lowered Morale

Moral Value Of Bible Is Told Court  Judges Skeptical Of Plea by Attorney

~'Moral’ Not ‘Religious’ Purpose:  School District Lazeyer Attempts To Convince U.S. Supreme Court

High Court Hears More Arguments   Pennsylvania Contends Study Is ‘Non-Reliaious'

Action Unites Nations 38 Million People  Nasser Expected To Hold Reins of   Nasser Expected To Hold Reins of New Government

Egypt, Syria And Iraq To  Form Union  Rulers Agree To Set Up New

Keypt, Iraq, Syria Agree To Republic New UAR To Have  ‘ ome   New UAR To Have Central Command, One Nationality

Egypt, Syr ia, lraqRulers Agree To Unite New United Arab  Republic Will Have Cairo As Canital

Egypt. Syria And Iraq Reach P Pact Cairo Expected To Serve As "Capital r or <, ew UAR

New Arab Nation Will Be Formed  Cairo to Be Capital; Details Kept Secret

Under One Flag, Army, Nation.... Egypt, Syria, Iraq Form New United Arab Republic

Egypt, Syria, lraq Agree To Form New Arab Republic: NasserProbable President   CENTRAL GOVERNMENT

Arab Nations Agree On New Plan For Unity   Egypt, Syria, traq Will Be United; Capital In Cairo

Slightly Warmer ‘Tomorrow   Bitter cold locked Lower Bucks County in a bonechilling embrace todav.

Sub-Zero Due Here Tonight   Bitter cold locked Lower Bucks County in a bonechilline embrace todav.

KU Skyline Has ‘Ups and Downs’   Science Fair Set  To Open Friday

nussian velesate Applauds UN opeccn Ra a A a a TT  Johnson Asks Early End to Cold War

Johnson Asks Cold War End ‘Once for AI?   U.N. Assured U.S. Still Backs World Assembly

‘PEACE A LONG, SLOW JOURNEY’ Johnson Appeals For End Of Cold War In U.N. Talk   McNAMARA IN WARNING NATO Asks Easing Of The Cold War

Johnson Plea Wins Russian Bloc Acclaim   President Urges Crusade Against Hunger, Disease

US. Program Is Spelled Out In U.N. Speech   Calls for Worldwide Plan to Wipe Out All Hunger and Disease

President Sees Cautious Approach to Peace; Pledges U.S. Support of U.N.; Soviet Response Favorable

Slow Pace Of Peace Recognized   President Addresses 113 U.N. Countries To Plug For Peace

Crews Clearing Tracks Near Colby In Wake Of Huge Train Derailment

In Today's ALTOONA MIRROR   Would Revitalize Industry State Seeking Additional ‘Funds for Coal Research

Would Revitalize Industry:  State In Bipartisan Coal Research Push

Won't Recognize Suike Action, Official Says After Many Stay Away From Tohe«

SPECTATORS OF SPECTATORS Corridor Outside Courtroom as Exciting as Trial Itself?

Score Revenge On Modern Art  Work in Darkness To Paint a Winner’

Space Shot Sideliqhts   Cooper's Condition Good, Local Tracking Team Says

“Good Lord Directing It’ --Coopers Grandmother   (Photo on Picture’ Page)

Virs. Cooper Is Proud Of  Son Gordon   Butterflies In Stomach, Mother Says

Cooper's Family Thrilled  Wife Calls Shot Beautiful’; ‘Gordon Thrilled—Momma

fears at Lirtotr  Know Gordon Is Thrilled, Says Mother of Astronaut

$23,000 for Moshannon Creek...   Commissioners Act On Flood Control Allocation

Both parties view gains and losses  Major results in Tuesday's elections

State’s Objective :  Formers Must Plan To Do without Mexican Nationals

Aareer rent Unlikely       Rusk Admits Action ln Near Future Not To Be Expected

AT SENATE HEARING Rusk Foresees No Test Ban Treaty In Near Future

Rusk Voices Doubt For Test Ban   Sees No Prospect For Agreement In Near Future

Rusk Doubts Test Ban Pact To Come Soon  U.S. Procedure Of Open Debate  ieee i MR MR

Defends Concessions At Geneva - -  Rusk Sees No Test-Ban Prospect

Firm Action Urged By U.S. Against Soviet  Monroe Doctrine kEnforeement Askee

Guatemala Asks New Doctrine   Extension of Monroe Policy Demanded

Guatemala Asks Firm U.S. Stand   MAS MIGals wal For Redefinition Of Monroe-Doctrine

_ Administrative Sections Reduced .  Hiway Department Undergoes Revision

Birth Of Christ Celebrated In Many Lands   Peace On Earth Unrealized But Calm Remains

Tribute Paid Birth Of Prince Of Peace   Latest Gallup Poll-Page 13A

Strife of Nations Halted for Day as World Salutes Prince of Peace

World Honors Prince of Peace On Christmas   West Berliners Pour Through Wall To Visit Relatives

Conaressman in the Hole—   Lite Sentence Plea of Manson Boy Rejected

WHITE ELEPHANT AND RUMMAGE SALE MONDAY FOR BENEFIT F.H.A. TRIP FUND

Complaints On Topeka Schools Made   Negro Students ‘Short-Changed,’ is Charge

Negro Leader Blasts Away At Topeka’s Public Schools   Negroes Say They Will March Again, Unless . .

'  Katings Unty Loose tstimates ‘Investigators Deal Heavy Blow to Prestige ‘Of TV, Radio Audience Measuring Services

Fall Drought Has Both Good Bad Effects   Ruins Crops; _ Fall Travel Up

Fall Drought, Protracted Heat Spell Is One Man's Meat, Another's Poison

Fall Drought Shows Mixed Results in US  Lowers Crop Output,   Lowers Crop Output, And Business Sales: Travel Shows 6ain

New Postage Rates Effective Monday —————_eeage Kates Erfective Monday  No More Four-Cent Letters

PLANE WITH 14 DOWN AT SEA   Coast Guard Air Searcher Sights Survivors; Rescue Force: Rushed

Aircraft Crash In Atlantic, New Mexico   Two Life Rafts Sighted In Ocean — One Crewman Survives Crash In Desert.   Ships on Wavy

Solution To illinois Relief Crisis. Sought   Governor to Confer With Officials: Goods Are Ready

Illinois Governor, Officials Meet as Hunaer Threatens Persons on Relief

Hunger Threatens Legislative Crisis Cuts Off Aid to Reliefers In Hlinois

llinois Officials Seek End Of Legislative Crisis   Urges N@ighDorliness

Illinois Officials Seek Solution To 2  Crisis Threatening Relief Recipients

City and Port Canaveral Not Likely To Change Names Used for Centuries

President May Compromise On Tax Cut Bill   Deeply Worried About Fate Of Leaislative Plan In New Conaress

Worvied About Program ‘JFK Willing to Settle IF or Gradual Tax Cut

NLY DAILY NEWSPAPER  Presidential Look Into 1963. iy,  Tax, Foreign Aid, Cuz Conoress - 63 Headacs o   Oklahoma Senator Robert Kerr Dies

JFK Drafts Tax Reform  Concession   President's Legislative Program Faces Rough Sledding in Congress; Compromises on Tax Cut Plan

INC nnedy: Prog yrams » Policies For L900 _ IYOo  President Asks Compromise Bill On Tax Reductions

New Congress Worries JFK: President Ready To Settle For Gradual Tax Cut

Gradual Tax Cut Seen as Acceptable   Report JFK Ready for Compromise To Get Some of Program

Worried About Legislative Program . ock     Kennedy Is Ready to Settle For a Gradual Cut in Taxes

eee a eer ant eee Tia wats cman an Se  INFLUENCED BY MILLS’ DEFICIT FEARS  JFK Aims For $5-$10 Billion Tax Cut

[.F.K. ready to settle for gradual 65 billion to $10 billion tax slask

President Hopes For Acceptance of Gradual Tax Slash  Ready to Compromis ise » ith  ae wee nm bho ee

JFK Ready To Bargain On Tax Cut   Seeks Compromise With Demo Foes To Save Program

Pres. Kennedy Ready To Compromise On His Tax Reduction Legislation

TO COMPROMISE  President Ready to Back $5 to $10 Billion Tax Cut

Gradual Cut Seen Likely In Congress   ‘Deal?’ Due With Critics, Capital Observers Clain’

\ FUOLULEILE VY OFFLCG GQO0OUl ULONSs Tess  Kennedy Ready to Compromise His Tax Cut Program

Gradual Tax Cut Favored by JFK   President Plans $5 Billion to $10 Billion Reduction in Carefully Spaced Stenc

REVISED PLANS  WOULD LESSEN  ORIGINAL CUTS FEAR OF ADVERSE  IMPACT ON BUDGET LEADS TO CHANGE

Kennedy Ready For Tax Cuts In Small Steps   Gradual Reduction: Hopeful Agreement For Critics of Plan

KENNEDY BOWS TO SPACED CUT IN U. S. TAXES   Would Settle for Gradual Reduction of $5 Billion to $10 Billion   BALM TO CRITICS   Compromise Prompted by Worry Over Fate of Leoiclation

JFK May Settle For Long-Range Tax Reduction   Says Recession-Level Unemployment Likely Unless Cut Approved

‘Studies Gradual, $5-10 Billion Slash  JFK, Worried Over Fate In Divided Congress, Ready To Compromise On Amount Of Tax Cut   NEWS ANALYSIS

‘He's Asking $5-10 Billion Cut Gradually  President's   President’‘s Compromise with His Stubborn Critics

Report Kennedy Prepared To Settle For Gradual $5 To $10 Billion Tax Cut

Prompt Action Asked to Halt Jobless Boost  Slash Taking Effect  In Several Steps Is cy re * .e re @€.6

Kennedy Ready To Compromise On Tax Measure   Fears for Success of Program in Congress

JFK To Seek Gradual Cut  Insiders Reveal Kennedy Views On Maior Damestic. Foreion Probleme   OTHER LEGISLATION   RULES COMMITTEE

Will Hold To Cold War Line Kennedy Must Compromise To Salvage His Programs

All Set For Compromise  With Critics   Fearful For His Program In Congress

President Is Ready To Settle Fo Gradual $5 To $10 Billion Tax Cut

-PROGRAM JIS IN TROUBLE~  JFK Ready To Settle For Gradual Tax Cut

Reduction Urged  in Spaced Steps  Confidants Reveal President Worried Over Fate of Program

Reduction Urged  in Spaced Steps  P i ere waar D2. .LIOYM   Confidants. Reveal President Worried Over Fate of Program

wendyte To Settle For Gradual $5 Billion To $10 Billion Tax Cut In New i

Program, Policies shoping-UUp  Gradual Tax Cut Would Satisfy JFK   Proof Now Required of Outlays for Entertainment, Gifts  Americans Now Must Jot Down Entries in Expense Diary

Kennedy Ready To Settle For Stow Reduction   Plan’s Aim Is To Lessen Effects on Federal Deficit

Reduction by Stages   SOUUCTION DY OIQQSs  JFK Will Seek Tax Cut ‘Deal’

' President's 1963 Resolutions?  ‘Kennedy Will Compromise on Tax Issue, Fight for Foreign, Other Domestic Plans

WILLING TO COMPROMISE  JFK Sees Return To Big-Scale  Joblessness If Taxes Not Cut

Would Run From 5 to  10 Billion  Aim Is to Lessen Fears on Deficit

Influence d By Mills, Byrd  JFK Softening Stand On Cut  In Income Tax   War Babies Hit Labor Market

JFK Ready For Tax Cut  Compromise   Gradual Reduction Of $5-10 Billion Now Is Planned _

JFK Worries. Over Legislative Aims; Ready {o Compromise Upon Tax Cut

Pera PE  ‘Opry’ Star Killed—   Floods Ease in the Easi But Threat Remains

Tornado Does Extensive Damage in Birmingham  Flooding Eases but Thousands Flee Homes in Four States

Floods In Four States Appear To Be Easing   Thousands Driven From Homes Property Damage {n Millions

4 States Hit Hard By Floods   Thousands Homeless Damage In Millions

New Overflows Are Threat in Other Regions   Thousands Are .Driven Erqam Their Homes

Threat Seen As Easing In Some Areas   Many Thousands Forced To Flee Rising Waters

Towns Along Ohio River In For Flooding   High Water Causing Damage in 4 States; At Least 7 Are Dead

Rains Slacken In Devastated Flood Regions   Loss of Life and Property Is High

7 Dead; 4 States Are Hit   Fear 57-Foot Crest For Cincinnati On Saturday

Seven Die In Floods In 4 States   Threats of Further River Overflow Remain in Many Sections; Rains Let Up

Widespread Loss Caused  By Floods   New Overflows Possible In Many Regions

Fatalities Reeorded In 3 States   Threat Is Easing After Thousands Routed From Homes

High Water Blamed For Nine Deaths   Property Damage In Millions; Roads, Schools Are Closed

WHERE TO FIND IT   Roads, Schools And Plants Closed By Floodwaters, Towns Isolated

Dixie Areas Battered By Wind Storm   Hundreds Routed From Homes, Seven Perish In Floods

French-Germar Pact Approved by Bundesrat   Adenauer Pushes Ratification of Friendship Treaty

CS Ig Rat Ra Bagge ES, NES Mana ED ope 2  : Coffee -time      ee ee     _

'Recessing of State Legislature Expected ir ‘June, Delaying Action on Most Major Bills

Legislators Set To Delay Action  wilt F't\VviiVvtsi  Until Early Fall  Recess Scheduled June 7; Votes Due On Minor Items

Returns From South Viet Nam —  McNamara Probably Failed to Find Answer

McNamara May Tell JFK Not To Increase Force  Or Funds To S. Viet Nam

No Final Answer To Two Questions  McNamara Report to  Be Massive Document

McNamara Finds No Final Answer  Carriec Maccive   Carries Massive Report For Kennedy

McNAMARA BRINGS VIET REPORT BACK   Leaves Saigon Tuesday Without Finding Out How To Get Along With Or Without Diem.

Secretary McNamara Probably Did Not Find Out How to Get Diem to Do What U.S. Asks

M’Namara Sel To Report on Viet Nam Trip   Findings May Aid Kennedy Decide On Continuing Aid

He Reports on Mission Today wees  McNamara Probably Failed  ‘To Get Answers on Vietnam

McNamara May Be Lackinc Vital Answers  Returning from Inspection Tour of S. Viet Nam

Sec. McNamara Brings: Massive Report Back From.5; Viel Nam Inspection Trip

RATIFICATION REQUIRES 67 73 Senators Indicate Support For Test Ban   Chinese Booted From Moscow-Peking Train

12 Have Announced Their Opposition  Survey Shows 73 Senators Favor Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Predicted Committment of Senators Acscures Ratification of Test Treaty

Most Senators Probably Will Support Treaty   Survey Reveals 73 Are Committed Or Inclined to Okay

Survey Indicates 73 Senators to Back Ratification of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Survey Reveals 73 Senators Committed To Vote For Treaty   Speaker List Is Announced For Institute

Pearson Listed as Doubtful ....  Poll Shows 72 Senators Favor Test Ban

Senate Majority Favors N Treaty   ‘Must Be Patient JFK Tells Nation On Viet Nan

Reds Said Seeking Way To Disarm U. S. Missiles   Relate elated story Pe. 10-8

Slates Talk With Advisers On Money Cut   Treasury, Justice Departments Will Get New Allowance

President Meets With BudgetHead   Justice Department, Treasury Figures Being Reviewed

Japanese delegate asks clarification  Fisheries conference recesses ‘til Monday

Rome Shows High Interest  In Suggestion  Orthodox Leader Urges Protestant Churches To Join

Vatican Studies Summit Propose  Orthodox Leader - Suaaests Meetina

NEWSMEN GET ITEMS AT COFFEE   President Takes © Brisk Morning Walk Near Home      Vatican Studying ‘Summit’

Words of Late Pontiff Evoked   Debate in Vatican At Critical Stage

Governors Shelve Civil Rights Stand  Wallace Protests Federalizing National Guard

NO RADIATION DANGER Top-Secret Air Base Outside San Antonio. Rocked By Explosion

Children Are Used in Fight At New York  GN cE   Demonstrators Send 12 Youngsters Into Rattle in Braokivn

Work Trucks’ Path Blocked By Children   Negro Youngsters Picket Construction Site in New York

Negro Children Sit In Trucks’ Path, Crane Load Protesting Job Practices

Nikita Gets Peace Pipe   Demonstrators Send Children Into Jobs-for-Negroes Fight

: . iBars Any Race Bias  Gronouski Vows Equality iIn P.O. Job Opportunities

Hughes Questions Road Board’s Home Town Office Pay   Asking State Comptroller to Look Into It

- But No Injuries Listed— Coincidences Feature -Headon Collision At fola

Five Hurt, One Critical  One Missing in Third Recent Mine Accident

Five Miners Injured;One Is Missing.   Rescue Workers Stay On Duty At North Caroling Site

5 Miners Hurt, One Missing After Cave-in  2 Hurt Critically After Accident in North Carolina .

Sam Radman Passes Away Last Night  Operated Store Over 45 Years; Funeral Sunday

Mm Wear Track Shoes Next Time’  Woman Loses Fourth Race To The Stork

Fire Destroys Homes of Two State Families  Temperature Was - 10 Below Zero  Taek ee. Ble

Free Economy hailed  een  Purdue Expert Cites Aariculture Progress

\"fe’s End  MRS, ROSE GEARKE DIES AT AGE 80 — FUNERAL RITES SET SATURDAY AFTERNOON

MRS: ROSE’ GEAR! ; ‘DIES AT. AGE 80 seta “FUNERAL ARITES’ SATURDAY {AFTERNOON

Retailers Map Legal Action On Sales Tax   Charge 50-Cent Starter Places  ony

Courts To Get Party Dispute On Job Status  Mandamus Studied Asking Removal Of

‘Falsehood’ Charged by School Chief Joins Campaign  To Defend ' Board

Security Risk Is Awarded Top AEC Citation Despite Record on LBJ'’s Request

Oppenheimer Is Awarded Highest Honor By AEC For Contributions In Field Of Physics

? Passengers Remain Critical I nquest Into Double Fatality Set Thursday      PICTURE ON PAGE 2

Personnel, fre-Prounary sees ee ee  Bills Returned For Amending Voting

State Public Employes Organizing   Headquarters Offices Set Up In Topeka

Freeman Tells JFK Farmers Not Getting Message of Gains Made by Administration

Mass Of Arctic Air Spreads Into Midwest   Eastern U. S. Warming Up

MeNamara Plane Has Close Call  Craft Halted On Takeoff Run Crash Averted

Inside   2 Big U S. Airplanes Have Close Call At Paris Airport; McNamara Aboard

McNamara Jet In Close Call At Paris Port   Two Large American Planes Nearly Collide On Fog-Bound Field

DiSalle Remains Silent On ‘State Of State’ Message To Lecislature   Mechem Lacked Votes

No Advance Indications Of Contents  105th Assembly   105th Assembly Will Also Try To End Stalemate

BACKED JFK IN 1960 Philadelphia Democrats See Tough Fight In City Voting

Kennedy Trip Points Up Seriousness; Imponderable  Is Civil Rights

Bi-Party Support On Rights   South in Hot Opposition To JFK’s Special Talk

New Madrid Split on New River Channel  Proposed Cutoff Would Remove Mississinpi Loop Around Town

Dares Peking To Take Ideas To The People   Says Living Would Dead  Envy The In Nuclear War

K Hits Negotiators With New Proposal   Raging Nikita Flings Dare At Red China

Khrushchev Again Blasts Red Chinese   Dares Peking To Take Dispute Before The People

Khrushchev Angrily Challenges China   ‘Take Issue To People,’ Shouts Red Premier In Impassioned Speech

Khrushchev Bid Asks Surprise Attack Defense   Khrushchev Issues Challenge To China

OO Se  ~ COMING TUESDAY JANUARY15   EXCLUSIVE ‘AND . SENSATIONAT.

Rail Strike Deadline Postponed   Railroads, Unions Comply With Appeal Of Labor Secretary

peor Disputes Rail Strike  DelayedUntil Next Week  Unions Agree to  U. S. Request for GB Thaex BHoennwt in

Railroads Extend Deadline : Threat Of Rail Strike Temporarily Delayed

Railroad Unions Acree To Five-Day Extension Of Deadline, Delay Strike

Rail Unions Agreeable To Extention   Strike Threat Delayed Until Nleaxvt Wael

Nationwide Strike Threat Delayed Deadline In Rules Dispute Extended By Rail Unions

UNIONS AGREE TO EXTENSION FOR FIVE DAYS   WALKOUT DEPENDS ON CARRIERS USE OF COURT RULING

Unions Extend Deadline }5 Day: For Rail Talks   Postpone Threat of Nationwide Strike Until Next Week

Rail Unions Back Delay Of Deadline   Five-Day Stay Blocks Strike Possibility Until Next Week

Unions push back rail strike deadline   $11,700 received to date in YWCA capital fund drive

Railroad Deadline Extended  Action Delays Strike Threat Across Nation

Railroad Unions Agree to Extend Strike Deadline  Dispute Continues On New Work Rules

Threat OF Rail Strike Delayed Until Next Week  Operating Unions   Operating Unions Agree Today To A Five-Day Extension

Rail Unions O.K. Delay In Deadline   Agreement Makes Strike Unlikely On Work Rules Issue

 Jury ry Deliberated About 20 ) He ours . Ex Hugarian Freedom Fighter Gets Life la Prison For Acid Death Of His Bride —

Doctor Who Killed Bride Via Nitric Acid Sentenced to Life, Jury Tabs Him A ‘Sick Man’

‘Sick- Man’ Given Life Imprisonment  la ae For “a Torture Murder Of Bride

Experts Picture Average Female  Motherhood Is Aim Of Most American Gals

American Woman: The Great Paradox  U.S. Female Is World’s Best Dressed

HARK THE HERALD - - .   Aircraft Has Added New Dimension To Life-

Pro-Nasserites Take Over In Iraq with Army Help; Mid-East Flareup Feared

No Rainfall In Sight For Four Days   State Foresters Continue Battle On Woodland Fires

Optimistic About Tobacco Freeman Says That Farmers Favor Wheat Sale To Soviet

Professional Boxer  Girl, 18, Held In Stabbing Death Of Stepfather

Civic Improvement Pushed  C. C. Seeks Toll-Free Phones For 4 Southern Bell Towns

Forged Document Escape Scheme Of Indiana Bandit  At Alcatraz Is Almost Success

R. M. Young Surrenders  To Deputies   Wylie Ridge Man Held in Death Of George Merkich

Three State Wards  ‘Six Children Lose Their Lives In Space Heater Fire.in Maine

CONFESSES HE PLOTTED MOTHER'S DEATH  student With High IQ Admits Sniper Slaying

‘She Tried To Keep Me Home’  15 -Year-Old Admits Sniper-Slaying Of His Bloomfield Township Mother

SNIPER CAUSES TERROR Brilliant Michigan Boy Admits Slaying Mother

One Drowned; Tobacco, Other Crops Damaged   Fayetteville Has  A Four-Inch Rain; Strong Winds Occu

Scattered Hail And Wind Lash Area  Torrential Rains Hit Fayetteville

Diversion Of Materials Is Urged   American Delegate Claims Agreement Logical Follow-Up

Special Sessions Wind Up Assembly OKs Aid to Colleges  ' J TW. 22h J]

House Demos End Holdout On Aid Bills   Package of 38 Acts Allocates Total of Nearly $72 Million

Negro Student Quits Studies At Alabama U.  a, s Withdrawal ked ta Phvsical.   Hood’s Withdrawal Linked to Physical, Mental Condition

Physical, Mental Strain Blamed  ‘Hood Quits University Of Alabama

Korean Border Reported Quie  Talks Saturday on Shooting Incident

Decision Expected Soon on a Site for State College for SW Region

Man Also Saves Five Others— Carries Grandma  Through Wall of Fire

Britain’s In Uproar Over New Scandal  Another Probe Of Security Services May Be In Offing

Medicine Man Kept Inside —   120-Year-Old Indian Irked by Bitter Winter

Public Aid Commission On Way Out: House Turns  Down Minimum Wage Law

Inside Today's Times   20Days...Unconscious   After 9] Healthy Years, She’s Hurt

$50,000 CASH IN HANDS Sister Dead, Find Woman Dazed Hunary Amid Clutter, Wealth

Final Vote Due On Boost Tn Sales Tax  " House Defeats Effort To Raise

state Assembly.  Sales Tax Hike Facing Final Vote; Increase In Liquor Tax Defeated

PHR ASE BOOKS: IN A DEQU. ATE  Tourists Due for Surprise in Europe

State Liquor Store Vendors Ordered to Cut Staffs   As of No Importance Speaker Says Legislators Shrugged Off Tax Hike

Capture of Eight Boat Hijackers Claimed by Cuba  Report Says   Report Says Arms Hauled  To Guerrillas

3 Captured On Beach In Cuba, Havana Says Hauling Arms  To Guerrillas; Work for U.S., Cw have Qing:

Education Aid Plea MadeIn College Talk   Economics, Racial Reasons Target OF President's Speech

Plea Made By Kennedy  Equal Educational ah... cae tet. wg £*.. .t  

2 Crashes Claim 8 On Ohio Roads  Tatal Kar Halidav   Total For Holiday Period Soars To 19 And May Exceed 27

Deer Season Opens In Near Ideal Weather  Predict That More Hunters Will Ba Qut

‘Would Raise $500 Million... House Committee Votes To Limit Deductions

Congress Must Approve Committee Votes To Limit Amount Of Taxes Deductible

Panel Cuts Individ ual.  Deductions  Would Raise. ~~ $500 Million:

H-Committee Asks Cut In Deductions   New Tax Rules   Sales Taxes

New Rules Would Take Effect Jan. 1  ‘State, Local Levy   State, Local Levy On Gasoline, Auto Taas Affected

Restrictions Would Bar Some Claims   Cigarette, Alcohol, Gas Taxes No Longer Would Be Deductible

Senate Next To Consider Rhodes’ Plan   Passage By Solons Seen Quite Likely Early In June

’yvewitness Says SL EE SSN RNR eS nt oe ea an  “Tons Of Arms, Men Leave Cuba Daily ~ForOtherCountries

Eyewitness Tells CIA  Tons Of Arms, ‘Men To L.A. From Cuba Daily?

Castro Regime Reportedly Has 1,000 Micctlac Which Can Reach U.S. Mainlane

Nyewitness Says Latin America Is Flooded  by Cuban Arms And Agents

American Eyewitness Tells of Red Cuba Buildup, Transport of Arms

Snowstorm Hits Area Of Midwest  Report 12-Inch  Fall in Sections

Big Snowstorm Sweeps Rockies   Heads into Central Plains Reaion Today

Wind Whips Snowstorm Into Plains ©   Moves Across’ South Rockies

Heavy Snov Heads Into  Midsection  Storm With Gusty Winds Cl... «6'}™.

Castro, Khrush See Big May Day Parade   Strange Hush Noted As Cuban Rockets Roll Thru Red Square

The ‘So-What'   ‘Government Deceives Masses, C of C President Says in Chicagc

THE ONLY. SEXTUPLET   U.S. Chamber Head » Charges Government Hoodwinking Masses

NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE  » Syria's Premier  * Quits; Successor Apparently Fails

Honduras Capital In Uproar   Defiant Firing  Continues Despite Junta Statements   Related Newa 4s on Page 4A,

Snipers. Open Fire  On Honduran Army   In Deadly Defiance of New Regime

COMMUNICATIONS CUT Shooting Rocks Hondurar Capital; Hotel Set Afire

Initiated Raids  Viet Military Heads Take Blame; Seen Slap At U. S. State Dept.

Weather   PU ee Ht A “hhh pene hughts 00) a Gl  ey ‘Beisiis Meet With White Officials

2,000 Negroes in in  Riot at Savannah   Governor  Vows Curb On Violence

Demonstrations Not In South, Alone  Peaceful Rally  Develops Into Wild Violence

Argentine Vessel burns; 18 Drown, 370 Rescued      Fight Police In Savannah; 9 Hurt

Tear Gas Fired, Tires Slashed in Racial Troubles  Windows Shattered la  Le Cnunnnak af

Negro Bands Battle Police In Savannah  2-Hour Riot Leaves 9 Hurt; 50 Trooper: Move Into City

Anti-Integration Church Burned  Tear Gas Bombs Scatter Nearoes in Savannah

NEW YORK MAIN SPOTS   South Carolina University Told To Admit Negro

Marchers. Police Battle Violence Again Marks  W ides cond Mob Acts

Left-Wingers Boo Queen Elizabeth   Negro Demonstrators Battle With Police

Police Fire Tear Gas — Negro Demonstrators Riot  In Savannah; Church Hit

Georgia Troopers Move In After 2-Hour Battle... . Tear Gas Scatters Rioters in Savannah

Negroes Demonstrate; Nine Persons Injured   Gov. Sanders Pledges Whatever Steps Necessary to Halt Trouble; Rocks, Sticks and Tear Gas Used

Nine Hurt Including - Peliseatine   Tear Gas to Police Use Scatter Marchers

Negroes, Police Battle In Georgia; Racial Violence Erupts Elsewhere

With rocks and sticks Negroes hattle police in Savannah, Georgia

Racial Riots Eruptin Georgia Cit   Savannah Counts 9 Injured in  -Demonstrations

Many Cities Hit by Race Violence   Negroes Go on Rampage In Georgia; White Mob Tosses Eggs in Maryland

Negro Groups Battle Police At Savannah   Violence Again At Cambridae

Tear Gas for Savannah Demonstrators;  Fire Crackers, Raw Eggs in Maryland

Nine Injured In Savannah   2,000 Negroes Scattered; State Troopers Move In

GEORGIA, NEW YORK MAIN SPOTS   South Carolina University Told To Admit Negro

WOULD HELP LATIN AMERICA  Army's Antiguerrilla Group To Be Based In Panama Canal

Increasing Specialized Force— New Antiguerrilla Unit Planned In Latin Area

Antiguerrilla Experts Ready To Aid Latins  Danama Can   Panama Canal Zone To Be Used as Base For Anti-Cestro Unit

Army Plans Anti-Guerrilla Expert Force   Aimed at Coping With Uprisings Fomented by Cuba

Antiguerrilla Experts Ready To Aid Latins  mo..hUlh)DhlU BM Oe   Panama Canal Zone To Be Used as Base For Anti-Castro Unit

Group Will Be Based In Panama Canal Zone To Help S. American Nations Cope With Uprisings

Antiguerrilla Experts Ready To Aid Latins   Panama Canal Zone To Be Used As Base For Anti-Castro Unit

Castro Dream of Latin Revolution: To Get Rude Awakening From U.S.

U.S. Would Be Prepared For Crisis   To Help Latin Nations Group Of Anti-Guerrilla Experts  To Be Formed, Based In Panama Zone

Army Plans To Form New Antiguerrilla Group, Base It In Panama Canal Zone

U.S. Army Will Base Special Force In Panama To Aid Nearby Countries

New Units for Canal Zone  _ Army Prepares for   _ Army Prepares for Possible Castro Move in Latin Areas

Army Plans Antiguerrilla Experts Unit  Due Panama Canal Zone To Aid Latin:  s ..*.. Y eo) ome Tp ef

To Be Stationed in the Canal Zone U.S. Planning New Antiguerrilla Forees  To Meet Threat of Castro-Type Revolts

U.S. Will Set Up an Antl-Guerrilla Unit For Latin America   Would Counter Any Castro Type Revolt: Base In Canal Zone.

To aid Latin  nations   Authorities feel Fidel might transplant revolt

U.S. Plans Canal Zone Special Unit   Army To Form Antiguerrilla Technical Force

SEC Team In Drastic ~ Proposals   End of Floor Trading For the Trader's Account Urged

Probe Report Would Abolish Floor Trading   More Adequate Policing Of Stock Specialists Posed

Results Of 2-Year Investigation Are. Announced Today  Recommends Changes To Eliminate Abuses, Snecific Weaakneccee

Drastic Overhaul in Self-Policing Of Stock Exchanges Is Proposed

Report Calls For End To Floor Trade   Investors Assured Public Confidence Won't Be Impaired

Drastic Overhaul of Stock Exchanges, End of Floor Trading Proposed by SEC

END FI.OOR TRADING IS SUGGESTED   Senate Panel Approves Items First Report

Drastic Change Asked for Stock Market Trade  ecommen neleceanis by Eee T lwmw mm   Recommendations by SEC Unexpected; Investors Reassured

Urge Drastic Overhaul of Exchanges   Weaknesses Cited in 'Big Board’ and American Markets

Changes Asked in Marketing   Urges Congress For Drastic Restrictions

Stock Units To Overhaul   Drastic Revamping Sought For Major U.S. Exchanges

Securities Rules Overhaul Urged  Outlawing of Floor Trading Advocated

ABOLITION OF TRADING ON FLOOR URGED   SEC Recommends Laws  ~ Halt Buying And Selling For Quick Profits By Stock Exchange Members.

In Tinder-Dry Pennsylvania:   WARDENS ROAM WOODLANDS TO ENFORCE BURNING BAN

Katanga Leader Said Returning For U. N. Talks   Tshombe Reported Moving to Bring Provinee Back Into the Congo.

Tshombe Ends Revolt In Katanga  President to Be In Capital For Talks

Mighty Soviet Base in Cuba   Sen. Strom Thurmond Charges Reds Have Missiles, 30,000 Troops

Johnson Sees Nation’s Fate At Stake   V.P. Hits Hard At U.S. Racial  Situation

FES. 1 DEADLINE FOR MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE PLATES — THEN ADD PENALTIES

FEB. 1 DEADLINE FOR MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE PLATES — THEN ADD PENALTIES  4,000 Plates Yet to he Sold

On the inside   News in a nutshell  PROM CUR WIRB Services   Indict 5 in Korea

Tax Package Again Goes To Legislature  McCarthy Asserts He'll Introduce Compromise Term

r—Catholic School Collapses  103 Perish In Eeuador  During Prayer Services

F ear ruins will yield more bodies   Walls and roof fall on students at chapel services

Find 103 Bodies fn  Ecuador   Nuns, Girl Pupils Trapped In Ruins

Girls, Nuns Crushed As Walls Fall  Authorities Fear  SR pwr Tre. &hmry

Ceiling Falls With Roar In Ecuador  450 Students, Catholic Nuns In Building

103 Bodies “Recovered ~ In Ecuador  450 Children Are . Trapped in _ ’ Ruins.

103 Bodies Recovere  SCHOOL ROOF CAVES IN; DEATH TOLL MAY BE 130

School Collapses, Killing 60 Girls   Bodies of Four Teachers Also Found; Searchers Fear as Many as 130 Dead

Toll Mounts In Equador School Tragedy   Catholic College Building Collapses During Chapel Rites

IRoof Of School Collapses... .  Death Toll May Hit 130 In Ecuadorean Disaster

103 Killed as Roof Falls in School Chapel   Nuns, Students Victims in Remote Ecuador Village

Rains Cause Collapse; 3 Nuns Killed   Ecuador Students Range From 7 to Ié Hunt More Bodies

School's Walls Fall On Girls   3 Nuns Buried, At Least 30 Students Injured

At Least 103  Bodies Found  In Wreckage Ecuadorian Church  School Collapses ‘With Dull Roar’

130 May Be Dead in Collapse of School   Bodies of 60 Girls, Four Teachers Already Found,

School Chapel Collapses; At Least 64 Die  Toll May Hit 130 In Andean Town; 45€ Trapped In Ruins

Children Sought; 103 Bodies Found   NUN CLUTCHES GIRLS   ENLARGEMENT

—_———~ rescuers Search Ecuadorean Ruins  At Least 60 School Girls, 4 Teachers Die in Collapse of Convent Building

33 Military Installations Get Shutdown Order  BASE GUTBACKS ANGER CONGRESS

Charge False Economy Congressmen Rise  In Wrath Over  Defense Closures

False Economy ls Charged by Some Solons   Sen. Keating to Introduce Bill Blocking Closings In Depress ed Areas.

Lawmakers Blast Cuts In Bases   Congressmen Claim False Economy; Move To Block Shutdowns

Peru Starts Rounding Up Known Reds  Military Claims Revolt Planned Ba kde, Knees

Peruvian Rec Plot Foiled; 300 Seized   General Arrested, Nation Is Placed in State of Sieae

Peru Put in State. of Siege  P 2) p.7   Charge Red Revolt Planned

Communists Are Picked Up by Police   Blame Agents of Moscow And Havana; Declare National State of Siege

Peru State of Siege Continues   Revolutionary Plat Blamed on Moscow

PE Files Schedule Revised   Bucks County residents can expect reduced electric ates in a new schedule filed by the Philadelphia Electric “o. and planned to become effective October 15.

U. S., Reds Exchange Prisoners  “Priact Arracted .   ‘Priest Arrested In 1940 Returns To Pennsylvania:

U.S.ExchangesPriest,Red Prisoner For23 Years,And StudentFor2RussianSpies

Priest And Scholar Are Back In U.S.   Pair Exchanged For 2 Russians

Brown Deatt Penalty Ban Passes: Test   “4-Year Moratorium . OKd in Committee for Assembly Vote

Scranton May Confer With Democrats On Funds For Penn State And Hospitals

Pontiff Calls For Catholic Church Reform   Christian Unity Linking Modern World Amona Goals

Holds Door Wide Open Toward Unity   Reconvenes Council For Second Phase; Lists Four Aims

Unity Hopes Stressed In Ecumenical Council   Pontiff Reopens World Gathering With Fou  Parameunt Aims

Pope Pleads For Unity And Reform   4 Aims Listed As Ecumenical Council Reconvenes In Rome

Gives Order For Reform  Of Church .   Prelates Told To Build Bridge Toward Contemporary Werld

Pope Appeals For Reform, Church Unity   Pontiff Lists Four Objectives To 2,500 Assembled Prelates

Catholic Church Reform Urged By Pope Paul   Pontiff Lists Christian Unity As Council Aim

$1,000 Bonus If It Looked Accidental  State Quotes Murder-For-Hire Prices

iMarine Cries When Court ‘Sentences Him, Cuts Pay ‘For Mistreating Recruits

‘Career Man’ Gets Boot...  ‘Leatherneck’ Sentenced For Mistreating Recruits

Marine Sergeant Given 3 Years At  Hard Labor For Mistreating Recruits

Marine D.I. Convicted of Mistreafment  Sentence Sergeant To 3 Years at Hard  Be, WS lei

Demoted, 3 Years At Hard Labor Marine Sergeant's Guilty Of Mistreating Recruits

His Penalty Is Severe — Convict Marine Sergeant  Of Mistreating Recruits

Three Years At Hard Labor Sergeant Gets Prison Term For Striking Marine Recruits

Tough Sentence By Court Martial— Convict Marine Sergeant Of Mistreating Recruits

Mistreated Recruits  Career Marine Drill Sergeant Shudders at His Punishment

WEEPS AT VERDIC]   Convicted Of Striking  Marine Recruits; Get:  3-Years At Hard Labor,  Bad - Conduct Dis charge.

Sergeant Ousted From Marines   Other Punishment, Too, for Man Convicted of Mistreating Recruits,

GEANT WEEPS AT VERDICT   Convicted Of Striking Marine Recruits; Gets 3-Years At Hard Labor, Bad - Conduct Discharge.

New Cold Wave Spreads Misery Across Nation   Snow Drifts Harass Eastern Area; Floods Cause Damage in Wes!

Nation lashed by weather  New wave of harsh cold, wind, snow and floods

cn ~eearien iim delemaiintahien emma  Cold, Winds Snow, Flood Hit Nation From Coast To Coast

Snow, High Waters Hit. Many Areas   Temperature Dips 50 To 60 Degrees In Ceutral Section

Forecast   New Wave Of Floods,  Snow Strike  Winter Misery Stretches From Coast To Coast   LATEST IN SERIES

Harsh Cold, Strong Winds Seize Nation   Drifting Snow Adds To Flood Miseries In Some Areas

Floods Cause Heavy Damage In Far West  _ Cold Drops Some - . Temperatures 50

New Cold Wave, Snow, Floodwaters Bring New Winter Misery to U.S.

New Wave  J  Of Floods, Snow Strike  Winter Misery Stretches From Coast To Coast

Ice, Snow and Floods Spread Misery in U.S.   Still No Letup in Severe Weather

Snow, New Cold Wave Hit Nation   Arctic Air Lashes Midwest, Floods Plague Far West

Constitution Revision Loses  For 6th Time  1 Apathy, Strons  —aee Se Pn D.. ns   Voter Apathy, Strong Opposition in Rural Districts Kill Plan

Convention Bows by 40,000, But Project 70. Goes Through By 110,000

State Election Roundup  Pa. Constitution Convention Turned Down By Electorate

sacar et A SMC en manatee eect  Higher Highway Speed Law Effective Friday

U.S. Pays Its Final Tribute To Kennedy  Nation Comes To Virtual Halt At Time Of Funeral

America Pays Final Tribute  Taps for Kennedy ic pe Pe = —.e gaen   Taps for Kennedy Halts Entire U.S.

Mateo Medic Wins Fight To Practice Peninsula Must  Admit Rosacr ’ To Staff

Bid to Enter Remap Action   Legislature Seeks to Intervene In Suit Started by Gov. Reynolds

Thailand Act To Put Force  Nearer Laos  SEATO Maneuvers To Begin In May As Show Of Power

Air, Ground Units Sent To Thailand   Movement Part Of Eight-Nation Exercise In Asia

U.9. Troops Will Land in thatlang AP Wirephoto Map  3,000 U.S. Force Ready for Thailand

Inside Today’s Times   Mother Pulls Daughter From Septic Tank Cave-lr

Could Smash F Revolt  _ Diplomats Believe Soviet-Trained Force Would Need No Assistance

Well Trained by Reds Castro Forces Too Strong For Any Internal Revolt

Informants Say Soviets Arm, Train   Diplomats Question Uprising After Russ Treops Return Hone

Don’t Need USSR Aid Report Castro’s Troops Now Able To Halt Revolts

Castro’s Well- Trained ‘Troops Rule Out Hope For Popular Uprising

Federal Jury Charges A&P, Hood &Sons Conspired to Monopolize Milk Market

Open House To Everyone To Be Held At Shelby Public School Friday Evening November 15, 1963

Hardware Clerk Booked; Bowery Derelicts Dying From Wood Alcohol Binge

ORDEAL NEARS CLIMAX:  Rescuers Hope To Have Two Miners Out of Trap Monday

i ee es ee, Ps Be Be Te. ee  DRILLING SNAG-Mine Rescue Work Delayed

Rescue Can‘t Come Before Monday ree MONGGY  Rock, Soft Clay Slows Drilling Operations to Free Trapped Miners

Gavel To Rap For New Era  In Legislature   Liberal Challenge Due In Speakership Race

58th Legislature Will Open Today   Stories on House Fight, Senate leader, Po. 5-A

State To Get Big Turnover  In Leadership   Election Of Senate Pro-Tempore Chief Tops Solons, Agend:

 On E. Bering Sea opening Congressional probe into halibut fishing certainty

Campaign to Acquire $150-Million for University Improvements Is Launched

Boy Scouts Search For 150 Missing Library Books But Find Only 15

HEWLETT, N.Y. (P)—A Boy Scout is trustworthy but he can’t do the impossible.  OIL *y Age el Ce ee Se Ee, RT eer eee A i

BE PREPARED, LIBRARIAN!  A Scout Is Trustworthy, Loyal, Courteous, Kind and Frustrated?

Boy Scouts Looking For Overdue Books Get Few Books But Plenty Of Excuse:

Top Officials Denied Move Last Year   Say Rocket Withdrawal Part of Modernization Plan Under Discussion

Polaris May Be Used Strategic Military Activities Expected In Mediterranean   Analvsis     Backgrou nd Of The News

Sea Polaris May Replace Old Missiles   Switch Would Further Concept Of NATO Force

Missile-carrying Subs To Be Utilized . . .  Defenses Shifted  In Mediterranean

To Depend On Polaris Submarines In Mediterranean  U.S. To Pull Missiles Out Of Italy, Turkey

Revised State Government,  Laws Detailed   Demos Enthusiastic While GOPs Almost  Cool to Proposals

Indians Seek Over $39 Million Complete Hearings On Seneca Aid Bill

THREE KILLED, 52 INJURED Crowded Greyhound Bus Skids Over Embankment

Bus Slips Off Wet Highway  Worst Accident In  Me. bhi, Pee ik aaa ss owt meee

Olney Leads 7-6 Liberal Can Even Count In  Annual Pancake Derby Feb. 26

U.S. Blames Laofian Reds For Peace Riff  Asks Guardians Of Neutrality to Restore Order

GOP Charts 3-Year Cut In Spending   $5 Billion Saving TJs Immediate Aim, Sen. Dirksen Asserts

GOP Charts Campaign To Slash Budget  Dirksen’s Hoping Initial Saving Will Total $5 Billion

 “4 al ’ owe “ eo GOP Sees $5 Billion Saving  In Budeet-Slashing Campaigt

Republicans Chart Budget-Cut Drive  Initial $5 Billion Soving Being Sought

Legislature:  Pay Bill Is Sent To the Governor   Lawmakers Approve $2.000 Annual Salary

Berkes Fills Erwin’s Post gy a UR Rao ay a Falls To Conduct 2nd Trash Survey

Introduction Of Group Medical Plans To Be Discussed By State Legislature

Edsall Named Track Coach  —Page I]   Army Chief Says Revolt Try Crushed

Rebel Chiefs Reported Held   Ex-Officer Listed as Group’s Leader

Woman Swears In  New Chiel   Mrs, Kennedy Watches LBJ Take Office

Police Bullets Halt Rampace   A READE RR AIRS aaa BB aaa Rae ae eae     Berserk Elephant Smashes Lansing Store

Berserk Elephant Goes On Rampage in Lansing; Store Wrecked, One Hurt

 Smashes Through Lansing Store  Elephant Goes Berserk, Tramples Man Before Beina Felled By Police Bullets

CEINNEDY ASSOURES SENA/E 22 2 222822 22222222s8e22222  “U.S. WILL OPPOSE RED NUCLEAR TESTS IN CUBA   ootcconammmmmAS WAY TO SIDESTEP TEST BAN TREATY

Late News Off the AP Wire   MORE RAIN— By The Associated Press   CKEK CRASH CLUES.

OB ey  Want Tax Cut? Don’t Hold Your Breath   _ AP News Analysis

 Don’ t Spend the Money Yet! !! Tax Cut Has Many Bridges fo Cross

EMBALMING NEEDLE IN TAX CUT:  Heart In Your Wallet Relax! Nothing To It

Fitzgerald lutends To Seek Seat in U.S. Semata Held Bu Phitin Hers

Tributes from great and humble all sound a basic theme — Pope John was a good man

Tax Survey Group Wonders About State’s Spending Of Its Doubled Revenues

NATO Eyes Red Issues At Ottawa  Accord Reached   Accord Reached On Framework fo: Nuclear Force

Rusk Slated To Present  His Views   Expected To Stress That Cuba Remains Unsolved Situation

NATO Ministers. In Agreement on Nuclear Power  Start Discussion of Problems With Reds

Democrats Pull Surprise on GOP  Vote Resolution to’ Probe Pay Bill Effect

U.S. Judges Will Set Hearing Date Soon — Sets Issues for Shaff Plan Hearing

Hunting BanEnds Tuesday   All Restrictions On Sport Lifted —Startina at 7 a.m.

Cordiner To Retire   Top Boss Will Leave General Elec tric Company Dec. 21

3 3b ot tt 2 3 Temperatures YESTERDAY  LOW-71 at 2 a.m. HIGH-93 at 2 p.m.  > + + + + >t ot ot   STARTING IN SEPTEMBER Surplus Commodities Available In County

But City Quieter This YearThousands Converging On Jerusalem Tonight

AFL-C10 WON'T AID RANSOM VESSEL   United Fruit Is Providing Ship, $400,000 Food In  Cnuhan Swan

Rock Warns GOP It May Die Unless It Acts Fast To Stem Growth Of ‘Radical Righters’

All-Star Tilt Won 5 to 3 By National   Willie Mays Is Star of Game in Cleveland Park

Victory cuts American edae to one   Mays sparks mates with 20th record tieing hit

Mays Stars in NL Victory, 5103   Though Outht, Nationals Take All-Star Game Belore 44,160 at Cleveland,

Nationals Win All-Star Game 5 to 3   Mays Steals Two Bases, Bats In Two Runs, Scores Two

National League Wins 34th All-Star Game, 5-3   NATIONALS FIRST   AMERICAN SECOND

State Lawmakers  Approve Bills  On Constitution Ring Down Curtain,  Do’ nne td Le. Deemer

Asks Sweeping Legislation Plans for Nationwide Racial Protests Reported by NAACP

Demands Spelled Out By NAACP   Also Reveals Plans for More Demonstrations

DEMONSTRATIONS PLANNED NAACP Calls For Laws To Lower Racial Bars

Integration Legislation Requested.  “NAACP Schedules   “NAACP Schedules’ - Giant Convention

HUGE RALLY PLANNED  NAACP Calls For Legislation  To Eliminate Integration Bar

NAACP Asks Federal Action to Eliminate All Barriers to Integration

Probes, Clean-Up Begin Inspectors Escape Harm in New Dam Collapse

Would Signal Start Of Long, Hot Hearings   Management And Labor Expected To Denounce Plan

YULETIDE DUE TO GET PEAK FLOW   Thousands Brave Long, Cold Wait To Get Permits

Heartaches Follow Joy As West Berliners Pay Visits to Loved Ones

Red Wall Breached By Thousands on Way fo Relatives   Communists Call tn More Otficials to Handla Visit Permits.

U.S. Protests Viet Beating of Newsmen   Police Attack 3 Americans at Suicide Scene

U.S. Scores Mistreating Of Newsmen   Three Beaten By Viet Nam Police;  Explanation Asked

4 Kokomo Jailbreakers Recaptured Today Alter Few Hours Of Freedom

NEW VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT IN TENSE BIRMINGHAM  Alabama Negroes Plan March on State Capital

Negroes Make Plans fo March On State Capito  Youth Shot in Arm, Fires Set tn Birmingham

Negroes Consider March Of Protest On Alabama Capital; Violence Flares

 Perkins Discusses Job Crisis      Present Fobvassness Spotty’; In Her Time it Was Genera

Senate Votes Building Aid For Colleges   Amended $1.9 Billion Measure Stil! Must Go to Conference

Senate Passes College Aid Bil   Prospects Uncertain For House Approval

College Aid Bill Voted by Senate  Prospects Uncertain For Measure to Pass

NFO Proposes  Soybean, Feed  Grain ‘Holding’ ‘Hold and Store’  Move Requested By Directors

Hold Feed Grains, NFO Asks Members   Direct Effort at U.S. Supply of Sovbeans

NFO Holding Action Is Set for Soybeans   Corn and Sorghum May be Added At Later Date

Hepes fe Cat U. 8S. Supply NFO Withhoids Soybeans I n Feed Grain Test Action.

NFO SEEKS TO HOLD SOYBEANS FROM MARKETS  OTHER GRAINS TO ze JROLUUED IN  *AIAIIAIC DOIn

Where To Find It      TESTING COLLAPSIBLE HOUSE  They Live in a Freezer

Grand Jury Didnt Indict Former General  Meredith Failed To   Meredith Failed To Take Examination In Algebra

Government  Drops Charges Against Walker  Cases of 6 Others Cited In Ole Miss Riots Also Dismissed

Jury Dismisses Walker Counts   Kennedy Makes Strong Appeal for Cut in Tax

Walker Charges Dropped   ‘Jury Fails co Indice Gerieral, 6 Others

COUNTS AGAINST EX-GEN. WALKER ARE DISMISSED   U.S. Asks Action After Jury Fails to Return tIncietment   Cases Against Six Others Also Dropped in Federal Court

Meredith Takes Last Exam —  U.S. Drops Charges ~ Against Gen. Walker

Charges Dropped Against Gen. Walker In Case Of Meredith At Mississippi U.

U. S. DROPPING CHARGES OVER OLE MISS FRAY   Federal Grand Jury Failed To Indict Seven Held   ACCUSATIONS CAN BE REFILED LATER

Charges In Miss. Case  Dismissed  Walker, Six Others LC raad fy eee

Government Drops Charges Against Walker   Meredith Set to Take Final Semester Test

Jurors Fail To Indict on Riot Charges  Four Named, $i Others Let Off ir Ole Miss Incident

Air Support Promised,  Cuban Leader Asserts   Walker Charges Dropped By U.S.

DROP CHARGES ON WALKER IN OLE MISS RIOT  GOVERNMENT ASKS   GOVERNMENT ASKS DISMISSAL AFTER GRAND JURY QUITS

Walker Action Is Withdrawn  11 S Attorney Acts After Grand Jurors   U.S. Attorney Acts After Grand Jurors Adiourn Without Returning Indictments

Char ees Dropped Against Walker In Ole Miss Rioting   FOUR INDICTED   WALKER ARREST

Six Other Ole Miss Rioters Also Freed U.S. Dismisses Charges Against Walker After Grand Jury Fails to Indict Him

Cases of 7 In ‘Ole Miss’ Riot Dropped   Court Dismisses Charges Against  Walker, 6 Others

WALKER CLEARED  et i eR a aR nRmenC saan atest  Meredith Takes Final Test

Mississippi Casé ,  US: Dismisses: : Charges Agains Former General

BIG SHELDON FIRE FIVE YEARS AGO —  CAUSE STILL LISTED ted “LIMA MAW’ CO! LIAN

BIG SHELDON FIRE FIVE YEARS AGO — CAUSE STILL LISTED  IW CLINKNOWN’ COLUMN

800 State, Local Police Patrol Univ. Of Alabama As Nearoes Seek To Enroll

Gov. Wallace Ready for Showdown  1,500 Guardsmen, Police Are Debloyed at Dixie University   Alabamans Are Urged to Stay Away From Campus

Governor Will Try To Block Two Students   Tuesday Showdown Causes Tension On College Campu:

Alabama Governor Vows To Block Negroes .. . Tuscaloosa Ready  For Integration Try   JFK in Equality Plea... Racial Tension Mounts In South

Integration Day’ Tomorrow  Wallace To Take Charge At 'Bama   Nith Nancy In Washington Spelling Champ Thrilled By Trig

Troops Guard  Campus   Tuscaloosa Zone Awaits Showdown on Integration

Alabama Force Of 1,500 Readies For Showdown Tuesday At University

Payroll probe planned   Prosecutor will give facts to Grand Jury

Powers Spells Out Aims Of Printers   Willing To Accept Teletypesetters But Wants Share In Savings: Fiqures Vary   Leprechauns Are Suspected  County Mayo Council. In ‘Daft’ Situation

Not Job For Fool   Negroes Gain Trial Delay;  Government Files Vote Suit

An Unplanned Swimming Hole   ‘Rainfall Hard to Pin Down  Freakish Storm Strikes

JET, 70 ABOARD, MAKES MAINE CADET VESSEL EMERGENCY LANDING: DAMAGED JN MISHAP

Following hour’s shouting, angry session  Bruce Kendall ousted as chairman of Alaska Legislative Council

Angry Shouts Mark Legislative Meeting   "You're Wiping Your Dirty Partisan Feet on My Soul,’ Ousted Chairman Tells His Accuser, Rep. Warren Taylor

Fires, Planes, Autos Take Heavy Death Tol]   Tornado Hurls Auto, Passengers 500 Feet

Woman Jailed After K.C. Robber ls Linked to Hockerville Pill Case

Health Okay, Doctors Say  ‘Do-It-Yourself? Landing Hits Rilleoaveoe Strido Ta Mann Soon

Steers Crippled Craft in Safely   Light Spelled Trouble ) Hours to Splashdown

Steers Crippled Craft in Safely   Light Spelled Trouble 5 Hours to Splashdown   Liquor Board Member Quits

SET eT ee EST ROMANS NT MRC HN CM  Board to Tackle School Rezoning Issue Tuesday  Marks Opening of Final ' Decision-znaking Process   Another Solution Possible?

DOES COLOR COUNT?  . Board to Tackle  School Rezoning Issue Tuesday  Marks Opening of Final Decision Making Process   Another Solution Possible?   Secoud Plan Presented   Mrs. LaMotte Reads Statement

Senate Group To Witness Ceremonies   Secretary Sees Pact Important Move To Peace

Rusk, Senators Arrive in Moscow; Signing of Treaty Set for Monday

Believe JFK Sent Note To Nikita   Rusk, Solons Arrive In Moscow; Treaty Signing Set Monday

 Carrying Message To. Khrushchev Og Secretary Of State Rusk On Way T> Moscow To Sian Nuclear Treaty

U.S. Is Considering New Viet Nam Government Requests U.S. Recognition      Nhu’s Staying Here

New government asks recognition Formalities expected to be completed in few days

Under Active Consideration  New Viet Nam Government Asks U.S. Recognition

Proposal Under Consideration,  JFK, Dem Leaders Confer on Wheat Sales to Russia

2a: 2 oe  Republicans Asking Kennedy To ‘Clarify’ His Position      K Says Poor Weather Hurt Farm Productions

JFK Asked To ‘Clarify’ Wheat Deal   RELATED STORY —«s«s San Bane 4

To resume apportionment  suit Dec. 20   Next step is to set means to correct ‘discrimination’

U.S. Court To Take Up lowa Case   Final Action on Issue Slated; Pre-Trial  Talks Held

“™ “  ‘Arduous, Successful Training’  ‘Combat-Ready’ Montana Guard Leaves for Home

“Arauous, ouccessiul I rdining  ‘Combat-Ready’ Montana Guard Leaves for Home

STATE SENATE PASSES BILLS HELD FOR WEEK   MEASURES PROVIDE JUDICIAL REFORM IN SMALL CITIES

Assembly Sends Apportionment Bill To Welsh    Senate Concurs In House Version Of Immediate Reapportionment Measure

No. W Words To To Describe It:  A Proud Nation Hails Cooper’s Achievement

“ me pee  ? a me  o . *  a i ; .. es aft : block—jury— a ’ iy fs  : +  in. Alabama

Unions Urge  Railroads To  Resume Talks   Carriers Broke Up Session This Week On Rules Changes

cailroaders Walk Out Operating Unions Ask ‘Featherbedding’ Talks

Carriers Urged Not to Shift Responsibility   Secretary of Labor Wirtz Says Issues Must Be Settled by  Parties Involved.

Railroaders Walk Out .. . Operating Unions Ask Featherbedding’ Talks

In Convention Speech 5 ‘Musts’ For Baptists Prescribed By Leader

Baptist “Musts’ Listed At Meet  Convention Opens In Kansas City; Truman Attends

Soe ORE rr we  Weekend Food Specials   Plan tour of county feedlots

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TEMPERATURES aT ~ nana fan oc. AP   & WEATHER Bt RF At DAT  pa ct kh @ edd

TEMPERATURES AT  yeaa eerer fF82 F Be BAP   YS WHEATHER Bt Re AU PAT! Peers Bart

THE ROCK CRUMBLES ©  Alcatraz Never Was No Good Says Last Inmate

Sub Hunter Goes Down In Atlantic  eaarecherse See   Searchers See 2 Empty Rafts

New Type Navy Plane Crashes  Appears None Of 14 Aboard  Cyate See wae

14 Aboard; No Trace O!  Survivors   Patuxent Based Craft Engaged In Training Exercise

Nikita in Berlin For Red Summit  German Crowds Apathetic In Attempt To Outdo JFK

Cuban Exiles’ Chief Rapped  For Criticism   U. S. Claims Miro Demanded Funds To Invade Island:

Cuban Exile Leader Gets U.S. Rebuke   Miro Hit for Bitter Denunciation of American Policy

State Department Irked --  Cuban Exile Boss Hit For Anti-U.S. Tirade

U.S. Rebukes Miro Cardona Exiles Demand Voice  In U.S. Cuba Policy

U.S. Rakes Move by Exile Boss   Claims Cardona Sought Role In Cuban Policy

- For Criticism Of US Policy State Department Rebukes Bitter Cuban Exile Leader

U.S. Publicly Rebukes Cuba Exile Leader  Demanded Voice In U.S. Policy Of $50 Million For Attack

U.S. Rebukes Critical Cuba  Exile Leader   Miro Slapped For Seeking Dea On Policy, $50-Million Backing

U.S. Rebukes  Exile Leader   Stinging Rejoinder Is Issued To Miro for Denunciation of Policy

U.S: Rebuke: Miro, Cuba: Exile leader   Reveals Criticiem “of Policy, Demand

U.S. Rebukes Cuban Exile Leader For Denunciation Of Our Policies

State Department Rebukes Leader Of Cuban Exiles .  Reprimand Follows Bitter Attack On U.S.-Cuban Policy

Cuban Leader Gets Stinging Reply  U.S. Doffs Its Kid Gloves to Lash Exile

Miro Accused Of 'Gross Distortions’ In Letter  U. S. Rebukes Leader Of Cuban Exiles

Says Facts Distorted By Miro   Not Ready To Be Drawn Into War By Revolution Group

Denounced U. S. Policy —  U. S. Publicly Rebukes Cuban Exile Leader

U.S. PUBLICLY REBUKES CUBAN EXILE LEADER  MIRO BLASTED IN ATTEMPT TO RUN ARATDIQOAAL DNL ICV

foe mw ee tn at ae ae eet RA ak NNER A A TTS LCL At RR a tlh ee Re EN Ae A ere ene sateen ae ere mare ae  U.S. Raps Exile Leader

HEAVY SNOWS AGAIN COVER MUCH OF US.   North Plains States Midwest, N. England In Frigid Zone   SNOWFALL 2-FEET IN WESTERN N. Y.

Carriers, Unions Agree to Plans For New Study   President Wins Time to Acquire New Authority

Six-Man Group Is To Submit July 22 Report  Agreement Delays Any Rules Change Or Walkant Natice

OF JOB ISSUE BY SIX ME}   Presidential Board To Report By July 22 When JFK Will Propose Legislation To Avert   Strike.

Kennedy Has Time fo Meef A New Threat  Rules Changes Held Up Pending  a he

New Talks Today On  Rail Issue   6-Man Subcommittee Appointed ‘To Review Dispute; New Strike Deadline Set July 29

Action Frozen Until July 29  Rail Crisis Given  A Breathing Spell

Bubble-Gum Champ   Truce Will Last 19 Days Railroad Walkout Delayed Again

Report Set For July 22 By Kennedy  Railreaade Theastinewe   Railroads, Unions To Hold Up Moves Until July 29

Management, Unions Agree To JFK's Plan  OK Delay of Work   OK Delay of Work Rule Change, Strike Notice Until July 29

6-Man Unit Will Report By July 22   Both Sides Agree To Freeze Rules Changes Or Strike

New Panel Delves Into  Rail Issues  Bawsnet WS C.nW UTR   ‘Report Will Go To Congress July 22

NEW STUDY OF JOB ISSUE BY SIX MEN   Presidential Board To Report By July 22 When JFK Will Propose Legislation To Avert Strike.

July 29 Now New Strike Deadline   Legislative Proposals Seen  After New Study

President Wins Time For Laws   July 29 Set As End Of Truce As Team Seeks For Solution

Nationwide Strike Is Postponed.   J®K Announces Formation Of Speeial Group

4-Year-Old Dispute Headed For Congress  Threat Of Railway Strike Is Lifted

Wa rmi ing   ennedy Names 6 Strike Is Postponed, Rail Committee Set

Rail Strike Is Postponed   State Spokesman Optimistic For Rail Dispute Settlement

New Study Assigned Six Men   Work Rules Freeze to Stick Until July 29

Threat Of Nationwide Strike Ended Until July 29   Congress To Tackle Rail Dispute

‘Kennedy Averts Stri  ike;  ‘New Deadline Is July 29   wramatic Announcement at 12:01 A.M.;_ . ‘Special Six-Man Committee to Make Study

6- Man Study Group Named in Rail Strike         dy Chooses- Panel; Work le Chajiges Frosen t0:Jiuly:2

Kennedy To Submit Plans To Congress  fC hbanaee CT sexe piae? Tleail Tarde, 90.    Changes ‘Frozen’ Until July 29;  Compulsory Arbitration Hinted

Railroad Strike Prevented —_— Rails Dispute Heads For Congress Under Strike-Averting Plan

strike Averted; New Efforts Underway To Settle Four-Year-Old Rail Dispute

KENNEDY PUTS ISSUE IN LAP OF NEW GROUP   SETS DEADLINE FOR JULY 29 ON STRIKE THREAT

CNViIL JULY LO  Nationwide Railroad Strike     Averted During Conference

Arbitration Is Rejected By Unions   Kennedy Gets Time To Develop Plan If Review Fails

strike Veaatine Now July 27—  New Subcommittee Studies Railroads - Union Dispute

ETERNAL HOPE IS FOUND  Prison Walls Don’t Always Mean Heartbreak

Mood Of Harmony Prevails In News Strike Negotiations In New York

World, Washington Briefs   INTERNATIONAL   Shaochi Blasts Soviets

ne Killed, Damage in Millions  © Une Killed, Damage i  Torndio » Hits N. Illinois

WOMAN KILLED AS STORM HITS KANKAKEE AREA   60 INJURED AS BOURBONNAIS IS TWISTER TARGET

‘ASKS HELP FROM LABOR, BUSINESS   Wants 75 Million Jobs In America To Use Manpower:

In try to get it outof committee  Johnson talks to Byrd on speeding up tax cut bill

Truck Wreck Kills 12   Nine Boy Scouts, Two Leaders, Reporter Die In Vacation Tragedy .

Nine Scouts Die In Crash  ~~‘ a a   Tio Professors, Reporter Also Victims

Nine Scouts, 2: Leaders, Reporter Die ‘As Truck Rolls Over On Mountain Road.

Nine Boy Scouts, Three Others Killed When Truck Plunges Down Mountain

Serious Economic Problems Face Congo; Katanga Is Key, But No Solution to Trouble

Pulpwood Case Defendants Win  Defense Motions to Dismics Are Granted

But Asks Action Delay Pending New Law— Scranton OKs Mandatory School Redistricting Plan

Scranton Wants Activity On School Consolidation Ended Pending New Law

Seva tor =avc-s Me ndaze-y See: 2: Reorsa ‘rete oeas       Sispens 2* o- Doxse-ca*'5" Pa's

Goldwater Classed As Favorite In New Hampshire, California Contests

\California, New Hampshire (Goldwater Favored to Wir  (Crucial Primary Contests

Goldwater GOP Choice In Primaries  New Hampshire   New Hampshire Test For Rocky As Candidate

Section of South Also Suffers  Parts of Southwest Hit Hard by Drought

—RAINS COME TO GREAT PLAINS— Moisture Arrives In Time To Avert Major  Disaster On Farms

Inside Today   Large Areas Still Dry Disaster 1s Averted As Great Plains Get Rain

Rains Save Great Plains from Disaster But Some Areas Of South and Southwest Still Suffering from Drought

Rains Check  Drought in Great Plains  Came at Time  To Prevent Certain Disaster

Rains Fall in Great Plains, Avert Disaster for Thousands of Farms

South, Southwest Still Suffer....  Drouth in Much of Great Plains Is Broken by Rains

Severe Drought Hits Dixie Areas * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Ratne Bring Rolipt Ta Cevnat Dlatunec Terot Won Tn.

lo Attack On Economic Rattle Front   Central Amertcen Sacial ills To Be Dealt With Promnth

Kennedy, Chiefs Of Six Nations Agree on Steps  New Declaration Outlines Massive  Economic Program

7 Agree On Plan To Halt  Castro Rule   6 Central American Countries And U. S. Pledge Massive Assault On Economic And Social IIIs; In Effect Immediately

Plane, Ship  Use Planned  If Necessary But Will Stress  Drive on Social, Te aD.

SELF - DEFENSE PLEDGE MADE AT COSTA RICA   Kennedy And Central America Leaders Issue Manifesto   ECONOMIC, SOCIAL ILLS TO BE TARGET

JK Coniers With Leaders Of 6 Nations  Economic Pact rawn Up for Central America

Presidents Vow  To Battle Reds  Central American Leaders Schedule Meeting on Action

New Isolation Measures Set  - TRI cre... T cettne «OT ne ol puma ce hoc town   JFK, Six Latin Leaders Outline Plans To Counter Red Subversion

Plan Assault On Economie  And Social Ills  No Threat Raised of Armed Intervention In Cuba by Nations

Pledge Joint Bid to Combat Red Infiltration   San Jose Declaration Airs Conviction Cuba Will Join Free Nations

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   ‘Freedom Marchers’ Resume Hike: To Be Arrested fn Alabama

Dirksen Proposes To Reduce Abuse: On Expenditures By Congressmen

Chief U.S. Negotiator Quits Geneva   Nuclear Test Ban Talks Were ‘Disappointing’; Sets Report to Kennedy

Foster Reports To Kennedy on Test Ban Talk:   American Negotiato: Leaves Geneva Afte1 Stalemate Caused by Russians.

Hoffa Union  Faces. Bond. ‘Deadline. .  . * Quostion-Can B He Raise The Bond?

Crowd Quickly Dispersed  Tear Gas Used by Police  To Halt Demonstrations

Keep Busy With Four Killings  Murders Plaque Authorities At ecasiee

May Result In Strike Thursday.. What's Behind Work Rule  Dispute? 'Unneeded’ Jobs

Railway Strike Placed in Hands Of U. S. Senate   GOP Doubts Measure Will Be Passed Quick Enough to Halt Walkout

Will Rail Bill Pass in Time?  Daralyvvina Strike   Paralyzing Strike Thursday Feared

Governor Makes No Progress in Pay Bill Fight    Showdown Is Coming Early Next Week

Terrorists Burn Caracas Mission  Guards Overpowered At U.S. Installation

Terrorists Make Good On Threat   Force 12 To Take Off Their Clothes:  Records Destrovec

Raiders Burr U.S. Mission in Venezuela   Pro-Reds Strip 12 Military Unit Aids, Destroy Building

Reds Destroy US. Mission  In Venezuela   Terrarist Guamen Farce All To Strip, Set Building Afire

Reds Destroy U.S. Mission In Caracas   Force Employes Te Strip, Set Fire To Building

U.S. Center  Burned By  Terrorists Gunmen Make  Good Threat In Venezuela Capital

Rioters Burn U.S.Quarters  InVenezuela   Communists Carry Out Threat; Military Men Stripped, Robbed

U.S. Headquarters in Caracas Burned  Pro-Communists Make Good Threat on Military Mission

Headquarters Of American Group Burned  Eight Gunmen   Eight Gunmen Overpowered Guard Set Building Afire

Set Fire to Structure —  Terrorists Attack U.S.  Mission in Venezuela

Terrorists Burn Headquarters of U.S. in Caracas  Military Miccion’.

Reds Burn U.S. Office In Caracas   8 Gunmen Force Way In and Overpower Mission Staff

They Make Good On Threat... Red Terrorists Destroy US  Headquarfers In Caracas

Pro-Reds Burn  U.S. Mission in Caracas Officers andGlis —  Stripped, Robbed Eallawina Wlarnina

CARACAS THUGS BURN AMERICAN ARMY MISSION   Pro-Red FALN Resumes Terrorism

Pro-Communists Destroy American Military Mission  Afire As Terrorists Carry Out Threat

Gunmen Raid U.S. Mission  In Venezuela   Terrorists Burn * Headquarters; No One Is Injured

Personnel not harmed in Caracas  Building ruined,   Building ruined, records destroyed by FALN group

Employes Mistreated--- .  U.S. Mission Ruined By Reds In Venezuela

Gunmen Make Good Threat Of Destruction  Seg: 6 ere   Force Personnel To Strip; None of Employes Harmed

Reds Burn U.S. Military Mission In Venezuela   Guard Overpowered, Employes Unclothed, Records Destroyed

U.S. MILITARY MISSION BURNED IN VENEZUELA   -PRO-COMMUNIST GUNMEN OVERPOWEF GUARD AT ENTRANCE

‘Yank’ Military Mission Raided  Officare Strinned Binlding Riurnad   Officers Stripped, Building Burned

Pro-Red Terrorist Raze U. S. Army Headquarters During Raid in Venezuela

Gunmen Seize U.S. Mission In Venezuela  Terrorists Burn Building; None of Personnel Harmed

Venezuela Reds Burn U.S. Mission  Terrorists Make  Good on Threat

aaa aaa agg aggre ::...”™.L nanan ese aaaaa—Vv—————_—_OVOoeeeee  Venezuelan Red Terrorists Destroy U. S. Headquarters

JFK Challenges U.S. Schools   Destroy U.S. Building  Venezuelan Reds Go On Rampage

Kight Raid, Put Torch To Building   No U, 8S. Personnel  Harmed By Pro-Reds

Pro-Red Terrorists Destroy Quarter: Of U.S. Military Mission in Caraca:

‘Terrorists Overpower Guards ee  Pro-Red Venezuelans Destroy U. S ‘Military Headquarters in Caracas

Military Mission Destroyed   Terrorists Force 12 Employes To Strip Clothes

Pro—Communists Make Good Their Threats  Terrorists Burn U.S. Building In Caracus

WEEKEND TRAVEL GUIDE  The Apple of Your Eye Abounds in the Harvest

HEAD CUT OFF WITH A MEAT SAY   West Frankfort Woman Grocer Found Dead In Her Store Sunday. Slaying Or Suicide?

NEWS iNDEX   POLL TAX MEASURE FIRST Vote on Angelo, Edinburg Colleges May Be Delayed

.O.P, LEADERS MUM Sen. Goldwater Asserts He Holds  Presidential Lead      NO COMMENT

GIFTS FOR CAROLINE — JOHN   Curtain Of Silence Lifting On Politics

GOP Leaders Are Silent  On Nominee Move is Reported Te   Move Is Reported To Put Nixon In Primary In New Hampshire

GOP Leaders Undecided About Race   Goldwater Still Claims Lead; Nixor Activity Increased

Dam Doi Reeks of Death  South Vietnamese Cannot Endure More ‘Victories’ Like Tuesday's

Painter on 750-Foot TV Tower Slips, Falls: Escapes With Minor Injuries

me VES ee > Dada ST ETSI  Didn't work as usual with his safety belt

TRAMPOLINE TRAINING HELPED HIM  Painter Plunges From 750-Foot Tower, Lives

JFK Asks Cubans To Oust Fide   Vows Fight To Block Future Red Grab In Hemisphere

Declares U.S. Ready To Help  Kennedy Calls On Cubans To Oust Castro’s Regime

JFK Urges Cubans Oust Fidel Castro  Promises U. S.  Aid to Fight OF’ Rad AttarLec

Oust Castro, JFK Advises   Americans Will Fight to Block Red Takeover, Cubans Assured

NEW APPEAL TO CUBAN PEOPLE  Trip Through Texas Next for President

JFK Urges Cubans To Oust Castro   U.S. Nuclear Deterrent Tops That of Soviet

Speech Caps Hectic Florida Trip...  Overthrow Castro Regime, Kennedy Urges Cubans

JFK Calls For Cuban Uprising   5 Florida Speeches To Be Followed by Swing Into Texas

President Plans Trip To Texas   Pledges Fight to Block Any Further Red Moves In Western Hemisnhere

APPEAL MADE TO CUBAN PFOPIF   Says U.S. Ready To Help Them Form New Gov’t   Promises Americans Will Halt Further Red TakeOver In Hemisphere

JFK Appeals To Cuban People To Overthrow Fide   Says U.S. Is Ready To Help Establish A Progressive Regime

Cubans Urged To Get Rid Of Red Dictator   Kennedy Asserts U, S. Will Aid In Castro Overthrow

Kennedy Back From Hectic Horida Trip 7   Appeal Sounded For Cubans To Oust Castro

No More Takeovers Says JFK   Appe ‘als on Cuba.  Cc ‘courts Two States

Florida Trip Over, Texas Is Next JFK's Appeal To Cuban People: Overthrow Castro's Red Regime

Kennedy Caps Tour With Plea for Castro Overthrow   JFK Still Seeks  To Woo Business

President Says U.S. Will Bar Further Red Takeovers  Kennedy Uraes Cubans To Overthrow Castro

Battling Breda Fire—   Kennedy Plea to Cuba to Oust Castro Regime

Plea Made To Cubans  By Kennedy   Castro Overthrow Urged in Final Speech in Florida

Kennedy Asks  Castro Ouster   Nuclear-Wise  MeNamara: Ahead Of Reds

U.S. Help  Pledged to  Successors Aid Promised  To Nations Infiltrated

Cold, Strong Winds, Snow Hit Midwest   Schools Closed and Highways Clogged; No Relief in Sight

High Wind: Push New Cold Wave Eastward  Blowing Snow Closes Schools, Mercury ‘Dips In Montana

A's AIDE MAY PACK MARINES @ ‘ Portly Pierre Sets  Liike With Newsmen

Paris Dark As Power,  Gas Halted  Ratios eee eect      Strikes Spread, Creating Huge Traffie Snarls

Two Earthquakes Hit Pasadena Area Last Night  Strong Las Vegas Temblor DAT! nec ne, dt Waseacle of dA Tacs

U.N. Troops Move Ahead In Katanga   Railroad Town Taken Without Any Fighting

U.N. Tightens Congo Squeeze   Tshombe’s Movement Still Tottering

A GILBERT SULLIVAN DRAMA: Polygraph Kept Handy In Defense Department

Way cleared  for corn sale  Hungary to buy million bu.; whea  J ae al , h6hm6FlCUC S.C , Cee

Clear Way for Sale Of Corn to Hungary   Wheat Sale to Russia Stalled by Shipping Rates

U.S. OKs Sale of Corn to Hungary, Wheat Deal With Russia Snagaed

Must be carried by U. S. ships Wheat sales fo Soviet  bloc somewhat confused

Corn For Hungary Appr ‘oved:  Outlook On W [ee louded   SHIPPING RATES

Corn Sales To Hun gary  Cleared U p   Issue of Wheat Sale to Soviet Bloe Is Confused

Wheat Issue Confused Corn Sale To Hungary  Gets Ollicial A pproval

Nation Clears Path for Sale of U.S. Corn to Hungarians   GRAIN FIRM TO SELL REDS CORN  Cargill Inc. Thrives on Paradoxes

Talking About Wheat   Big Wheat Sale Still Confused   Hungary Corn Deal Cleared

U.S. Okays Corn Sale ToHungary   Shipping Rates Block Russian Wheat Purchase

Corn Deal With Hungary Is Completed   Russian Wheat Sale Hits Snag

Corn Sale To Hungary Is Given Approval  trrmsee es   Cost Of Shipping Causes Concern; Kennedy May Act

Corn Purchase Involves $1.9 Million  Cargill to Handle Sale to Hungary

Commerce Unit Issues License For Export   Higher American Shipping Rates Cloud Wheat Deal

Carolina Coast  Spared Severe Storm Damage   Hurricane Ginny Heads Out To Oper Sea; Another Storm Is Building Up

Algerian Premier Asks  For Dissolution of Party Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRES

Dedication of TP&L Plant North 01 Savoy Set For Friday, May 31st

LBJ Slated For Review  Of Missile   Minuteman Issue  Readied For Talk

Rules For Workers 'Tightened   Relative Granted Permission To Bury Neo Dinh Brother:

Shipping May Resume By Weekend -‘Speedy Dock Peace Pact Okays Sought

Some May Resume On Weekend  Mediation In High Gear F or Dock Pact Approval

Ratification of Terms Pushed In Dock Strike   Return to Normal In Days Is Goal

Press For More Ratification:   ress For More Ratifications  Karly Dock Strike End Likely

Mediation In Dock Strike  In High Gear   Effort Pressed For Approvals Of Peace Pact

Babson Forecasts 1963 Will Be Better Thar: 1962      Ex-Students Sponsor Pancake Supper Saturday

DEPENDS ON BUSINESS ATTITUDE - 63 outlook is good in Babson forecast

Man Shoots Kx-Wife. Then Self  Thenewhtare W atal   Daughters Watch As Californian Fires Shots

House OKs Liberalized  Medicare   Also Advances Teacher Salary “And School Aid

School Bills Are Advanced  For Passage   Teacher Salaries. Aid Produce Session’s Longest Arguments

Lawmakers Told To Keep Workinc On Constitution  Faced With Threat

Kennedy Sees Dixie ‘Retaliation’  * * * * * * * * * * * *  Civil Rights Stand To Lose Some Votes. He Admite

Civil Rights Stand Lessens JFK Support   President Admits Popularity Loss In Southern States

On Civil Rights Stand Kennedy Says He May Lose  More South States Next Electior

Kennedy Says He’s Unpopular In Southern U.S,  Is Aware Stand  On Civil Rights Has Been Harmful

Bat He’s Net Disturbed  Kennedy Sure Rights Stand  To Cost Him Southern Votes

Would Let Legislature Set Limit   Says Referendum On Income Levy ‘Not Acceptable’

Blough Hopes for Accord With Union To Avert Walkout  U. S. Steel Chief Looks for   U. S. Steel Chief Looks for ‘Serious Discussions’ in May

_ Blough Blasts At Luther Hodges Labor Situation Looks Serene To Steel Mogul .

Governor. Hails New Strip Law   Bituminous Area Regulations To Be Effective Jan. 1

Spees to Group Here Reynolds Advocates Buying Conservation Land Quickly

Fulbright Warns Senate ‘Against Reservations To Nuclear Tesf Treaty

Senate Begins Formal Debate ~ On Test Treaty   ruibright Warns Against Any Reser. vations; Supporters Are Confident.

Opening Treaty Formal Debate...  Senate Warned Against Test Ban Reservations

Missouri Farmer's Net Income Is Up   Slight Increase Due To Payments Hike,

283 Arrested In  Baltimore March  White Neara Intearationists. Church   White, Negro Integrationists, Church Officials Protest Segregation Of Park

283 Placed In Custody  InBaltimore   Integrationists Include Many Clereymen

INTEGRATION PROTEST HELD; ROUND UP 283   Amusement Park Near Baltimere Scene Of Hassle On 4th   17 OF CLERGYMEN JAILED INBUNCH

State Rou ndup  Lottery Bill Will Be Introduced         Raynolds Buys Papers

Exiles Debate Slap at JFK  Cuban Groun Mav Release ‘Fmbarrassine Letter

Kennedy Administration Angry  Rebels Threaten ‘Embarrassing Paper

N. C. Fund Of $14 Million Opens ‘Door To State’s Depressed Areas

Will Attack ‘Cycle Of Poverty’  $14 Million Fund To Tackle NC’S Worst Social Problems

LIBERALS DENOUNCED  Khrushchev Scores Rebellious Intellectuals   Rv RORERT TUCKMAN

U.S. Asks Professor  Be Freed  Release Of Yale   Release Of Yale Teacher Held By Reds Demanded

Barghoorn Release Demanded   U.S. May Delay Group Going to Moscow for New Cultural Pact

US. Demands Reds Release Yale Educator  Kohler Confers Witl Zorin Over ne  DD .<«< — ee me!

Nation Demand: Russia Release  Yale Professor  U.S. Envoy Insists  On Being Allowed  To See Educator

Ambassador Calls Arrest Unwarranted  Insists on Visit To Barghoorn, Detained as Sp

GRIM REMAINS OF BOMBER CRASH   Survey Shows East Sees lowa Only as Corn State

Corrective Steps Recommended ‘Survey Shows East Unaware of Slate's Industrial Potential

Think of State Only in Terms of Tall Corn— Eastern Businessmen Unaware of lowa’s Industrial Potential, Survey Show:

Say Eastern Businessmen. See lowa as Corn State Without Industry Potential

A.W. Johnson Resigns State Assembly Post  Smethport GOP Will Be Sworn in Today As U.S. Congressman

Red Spy Disclosure  fires British Anger   Cuba Indignant Over Spy Accusations Made by U.S.

Spy's name published Labor to attack British disclosure of defector

Case Of Window-Peeping Goat, Dog With Nervous Seenmsch. Finally Settled

Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine Request Form Necessary For All Minor Children   PARENT (OR GUARDIAN) (PLEASE WRITE PLAINLY)

Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine Request Form  Necessary For All Minor Children   PARENT (OR GUARDIAN) (PLEASE WRITE PLAINLY)   PST SSS SS SCP SSSI SSIES SSS S ESSE TSS SS eS Ve SSeS Se eee  (ADDRESS OF PARENT)

Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine Request Form Necessary For All Minor Childran

Holds Gunat Wife's Head as She Calls Police  She Seizes Weapon   She Seizes Weapon As Officers Rush Into Apartment

Billie Sol ‘Takes 5th’  Estes Admits Name, Nothing Else in Court

25 Questions Unanswered  Billie Sol Estes Starts and Ends Testimony With Name and Address

New UAR. Formed By 3 Nations   Egypt, Iraq, Syria To Have One Flag, One Government

Republicans Fee Bolack Sincere In Vetoing Race   Search Hinted For New Hopeful For Governorship

[ff Communist Coup Threatens U.S. Military Aid  For Latin America

Contact With Bova Fruitless   Fellin Still Believes Missing Miner Is Alive: ‘There’s Water Down There’

Microphone Unsuccessful  Rescue Efforts Start Again In Attempt to Locate Bova

Ruby Trial Postponed Until Feb. 3 ‘State's Case Stil  p.*. wf... ... 2

(IA Once Told by Kennedy Successes Unheralded With Failures Trumpefed

Central Intelligence Agency Americas Super-Spy Organization S  Successes Unheralded, Failures Hit

Rehabilitation Planned  13-Year-Old Sent To Training Sehool For Slaying Playmate

Two Land In Jail Four White Ministers Join  Wilmington Negro Marcher:

More Cold, Snow Bri ring  New Misery   No Sign Of Letup Evidenced; Claims 141. Lives In Week

Probe Unit Is Retained By Seranton   ‘Watchdog’ Staff In Justice Dept. Gets New Light

Tighter Blue Law Is Given To Senators  Proposed Bill On Sales Tax Would Exempt Food, Drug

Kennedy moves young fathers out of the draft   Weekend office   To Costa Rica

Class 3A Gets Most In New Shift   Doctors, Dentists Are Exceptions To Regulations

Find Friendly Fans  Plucky Little Leaguers Special Series Guests

PAPA DOC — DUVALIER INVADED   Soldiers Land On Island Bossed By VoodooPreaching President.

EXILES INVADE HAIN] COAST: SEIZE TOWNS   Band Threatens to Topple Tetrorist Regime of Dictator Duvalier   WELL-ARMED   Some American Families Evacuated; Fighting Reportediy Raging -

Invaders Seek Duvalier’s Overthrow  Exiles Threaten Haitian Regime

Invasion Of Haiti Threatens Leader   500 Well Armed Men Land: Take Two Towns

Help Sought From OAS By Dictator   500 Men Reported With Force Which  Captures 3 Towns

Exiled soldiers capture several towns  Invasion threatening to SantoDominge

500 Armed Men, Trained For Guerrilla Warfare,  Land On Island Of Haiti   500 MEN LAND

Exile Force  Gets Toehold   Foes of Duvalier Say 3 Towns Are Captured

Saigon Office Lodge Requests New Personnel      (See Story an Page 2)

Report Says Richardson Recall Due   Lodge Said To Have Asked ‘Permanent? Change In Personne!

Rhinelander Has  ‘Senseless Killing’   Throats Of Mother And Dauahter Cut

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   ‘Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

.  BARRICADED IN SCHOOL  Milan Students On Strike;  Ask Tougher Courses, Exams

School Population  nb. af 82 C -haale   Parochial Schools   Lower Bucks Offered New  Air Service

ia Silo Bibion ei   . \House Committee Approves {Raising Debt Limit $6 Billion

WIND FLIPS CIGARETTE BACK THROUGH WINDOW — DRIVER DUCKS AND HITS PARKED VEHICLE Damage Totals $575  te freant, RAT akan

WIND FLIPS CIGARETTE BACK THROUGH WINDOW — DRIVER DUCKS AND  HITS PARKED VEHICLE   Damage Totals $575  In Freak Mishap

FOR CONGRESSIONAL ACCEPTANCE  Rights Showdown Delayed Bill Thought Too Strong

Controversy Over TFX Continues To Sputter  No Intention Of Questioning Probe’s Worth, Gilpatric Says

U.S. Aide Admits TFX Blast        Denies Criticising Motives for Probe

‘ Gilpatrick Clarifies Statement:  i Wrangle On TFX Contracts Befuddles Washington

bilpatric ic      Pentagon Spokesman Tells Senators No  Trickery Charged

Denies Conflict of Interests  Defense Official Admits  Remarks on Plane Probe

—SYMINGTON RAPS TFX INVESTIGATION—  Official Didn't Intend To Impugn Probe Fairness

Huge Outlay On Warplanes Marks Probe   Deputy Secrelary Of Defense In Anonymous Role

TFX CONTRACT ISSUE Gilpatric Denies Charging Senate Probers Unfair

Defense keonomy  Won't Weaken U.S.  President Johnson Assures Nation to Retain Superiority

Dope Addicts ‘Hang Tough’ In California   Group Helps People Shake Narcotic Habit

Along AA Lines  Many Addicts Taken Off Drugs By Rehabilitation Group In Calif.

Area Deaths   WILLIAM MORSE, 92, ONETIVE AKRON MAYOR DIES AT STONUX CITY — RITES SET SATURDAY

Area Deaths   WIP tray, MARSE, 97, ONFTIME AKRON MAYOR DIES AT SIOUN CITY — RITES SET SATURDAY

News of the World in Brief Red China's Rise in Power May Drive Russia fo West   Powers to Bishop:

‘Russia May Turn To West’   British Leader Says China To Cause Change

Primary Voting Bypassed as No Candidates File   Voter Registration To Continue Until 9 O'Clock Tonight

Primary Voting Bypassed as No Candidates File  Voter Registration  To Continue Until

Withdrawal of Citizenship Hit by Court   Concerns Persons Staying Abroad During Wartime

2 Citizenship Laws Upset By High Court  Provided for Ouster Of Persons Leaving To Avoid Service

High Court’s Ruling Shows  Four Dissents   Citizenship Loss Cited Tn Decision On Wartime Laws

Court Strikes Down Two Acts Of Congress   Rule Favors Draft Dodgers

High Court Bans Draft EvaderActs   Rules Stripping Of Citizenship  Unconstitutional

 In Supreme Court action  Two acts of congress are tad unconstitutional

2 Congress Acts Voided By High Cour   Citizenship Loss By Draft Evaders Abroad Ruled Out

Senators  Huddle on Rail Bill   Talks Stow Action on Measure to Avert . Nationwide Strike

Signal Block Setat Amber  Tn Senate  po   Dehate Begins Ou Bill To Avert . Rail Strike

Remap for Oklahoma ‘ls Orderer   Federal Court Edict: Reapportionment on Population Basis

 Both houses of legislature involved  Reapportionment ordered in Oklahoma

 UN Commander Says American Positions in Korea Object of Communist Threats

More Than 100,000 May Be Marooned... Typhoon Gloria Lashes Formosa

Typhoon Tides Hit Formosa  r™ y Bete matatat A   Over 100,000 Are Reported Marooned

Flood Perils 100,000 in Typhoon   Huge Rescue Force at Work in Taipei; Americans inDanaer

Typhoon Gloria, Worst In Taipei's History, Maroons 100,000 People

Thousands Marooned By Typhoon   Formosa Reels Under Onslaught Of Floodwaters

Trap Springs Death Gunmen Felled By State Police In Bullet Battle

Boat Harbor Icebound  Arctic Air Is Blowing January Off Calendar

for The Sdetter....  There's A Little Change In Cold Weather Pattern

Winter Eases. Bitter Cold in European Area!   Mountains and East Coast of Italy Hit By New Snowfall

 Effects of long cold wave linger as  European countries face warmer weather

Midwest In PathOfNew Polar Blast   Record Cold Clinging To Many Areas

Record Cold Chills Parts of Eastern US.   Warmer Weather Reaches Sections of Midwest, South

Arctie Blast Again Chills Midwest Area   Chicago Has 15th Below Zero Reading For Month’s Record

Severe Cold Keeps Grip, Deaths Rise   Subzero Marks In Many Areas Bring Untold Suffering

State Shivers _  East Is Chilled By Record Cold; Dixie Is Warmer

More Arctic Air Enters Midwest  Weather Bureau Say Rolief te an the Way

Warmer weather seen for Southland   COLD WEATHER LOSING ITS GRIP ON EUROPE

Arctic Air Hits Midwest Again  Chicago Reports Coldest January In City’s History

Low of -30 Reported in Frigid Belt   Somewhat Warmer Weather Comes To Midwest Areas

Weather loday: ContinuingCold  Fresh Batch of Frigic Air Moves Southward

Cardinal Cushing Urges Amendment   Reading Of Bible Prohibition Seen As ‘Great Tragedy’: Sees Communists Happy

Constitution Change Ursed by Cardinal   Little Stir Created By Religious Ruling

On Common Market  Adenauer Tells Promise  Received From DeGaulle

SPECIALIZATION ONLY AT GRADUATE LEVEL  ‘University Head Urges 5-Year Collese ( Course

4-year school is medieval Major overhaul  of education in college proposed

"-CALLS FOR MAJOR OVERHAUL-  Five-Year Colleges Proposed By Educater

FOREIGN POLICY INSTITUTE: Hearst, Bowles Will Discuss U.S. and Sino-Soviet Conflict

Senate Advances  New Closing Law  Bill Sets Out List Of Banned items

Pageant-Parade Featured Today At Gettysburg  Over 5,000 Troops From U.S. Forces  Are Participants

20 Bands Take Part  Big Pageant And Parade Feature Gettysburg Battle Commemoration

Gettysburg  centennial  is underway Pageant-parade  to commemorate famous battle

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION  Mammoth Parade Marks Bloody Gettysburg Fight

Big Pageant, Parade Today At Gettysburg   Commemorate Great Battle

Snow, Brisk Winds, Cold Belabor U.S.   Hot Temperatures Retreat In Most All Areas Except South

Cold Weather Strikes Many Parts Of U.S.  Heavy Snow Falls In Northeast; Hail

Miami Appeals For Aid To Refugees   Cubans Fleeing Castro’s Regime Flood Florida

746 NEW ARRIVALS -Miami Appeals For Help With Flood Of Refugees From Cuba

Ship Brings New Load Of Cubans   Demand bicreases For Other Cities Te Relieve Miami

Help Sought For Cuban Refugees   746 More Arrive In Florida Thurs. ; Appeal to Cities

Refugee Problem Increasing  Other Cities Urged To Find Jobs for Them

GIFTS POUR IN U.S. Quintuplets Doing ‘Just Fine’   See Stories Pare 94

4 Girls, Boy 2 Months Early but  Seem Fine; First 72 Hours Critical

Five Babies And Mother Doing Well   First 72 Hours Seen As Critical Period For Quints

_ Join the Many ‘Lucky You’ Winners <2"  In Column   South Dakota Quints Show ‘Vitality’

Four Girls, One Boy  South Dakota Woman Gives Birth to Quintuplet Babies

British Uneasy Over Indonesia  Ch sieis Dhan   Sukarno Pledge Fails To Settle $450 Million Nerves

WITH UNEASY RESERVE  Britain Gets Sukarno Pledge To Bar Seizure Of Industries

Britain Uneasy At Sukarnos Response   ‘Indonesia Promises Not To Nationalize Britich Industries: London Doubtful

BRITAIN STILL UNEASY OVER SUKARNO PLAN   London Fears Policy In Indonesis Will Hit Industries   GOVERNMENT ORDER USES VAGUE TERMS

How It Wuz SOUTHERLY WINDS AND  PARTLY CLOUDY, SKIES" END 1963 — NEW YEAR

How It Wuz  SOUTHERLY WINDS AND PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES END 1963 — NEW YEAR TO OPEN ON WARM NOTE

Republicans Vow Rights Support  Senators Are Silent On Filibucter Mave

Republican Senators To Push Rights  Remain Mute On Crushing Souther Capp E's lghiesctoar

Middle Of Fence Policy Republicans Promise  To Support Rights Bill

Hid Body in Shallow Grave —  2 Faribault Youths Admit Killing Girl

Murphy Lands Budgetary ‘Top .Job; Pete Peters Blames -Daley..‘Deal’ for Bump     mmm PRING ELE bbe (A Ram ROD aM phy RAY tioch)-has picked a prize plum by being elected chairman of the Tlinois Budgetary Conimission.

Rift Deepens Between US. (Cuban Exiles   Deportation Threat Against Cardona  Denied by U.S.

After Two-Years Fight From Prison Cell Convicted Without Benefit Of Lawyer, Man Is Freed

Prison Inmate, Convinced He Was Innocent, Got Big Lift From Top Court; New Trial Sets Him Free

Photoengraver Union Still Holds Out As Newspaper Strike Enters 108th Day

Holdouts Delaying NY News   Printers Reverse Contract Rejection; Strike Fnd Nearer

Photoengrovers Stall Contract.... Newspapers Hope To Start Presses Again This Week

Another Paper Union Agrees, Printers Expected To Follow Sunday, Ending N.Y. Strike

Newspaper Reopening Is Delayed   Photoengravers Unio: Holding Out; Others Ready To Return

New York Newspapers Could Publish Monday, Arbiters In 106-Day-Old Strike Hope

Union Votes Newspaper Strike End  Parley Held Today   Parley Held Today With Engravers On New York Contract

Pact Okayed By Printers In New York  Photoengravers Holding Out, Last Bar to Publication

Engravers Delay End Of Strike   Printers Accept New Contract At New York Papers

Engravers Meet Today; Papers Are Ready  NY News Strike Seems Near End

Negotiators See Full Accord In Paper Walkout   Mayor Wagner Expects Eight Firms to Resume Publication Early Next Week.

Pact Voted By Printers In New York   Engravers Continue To Hold Out for Better Contract

Engravers Holding Out In New York   Presses Can‘t Roll Until Pact Sianed

Printers OK New Contract  Strikers Ratify Plan; One N.Y.  Riecta«aaw LI-tJ. (~®..!

Printers End Paper Strike  Photoengravers Holding Out For Better Work Pact

But Photoengravers Continue Strike  New York Printers OK New Contract

Photoengravers Hold Out for Better Pact   PrintersRatify Contract With Closed Dailies

Engravers Only Holdouts In N.Y. Newspaper Strike After Other Unions Sign

GUARD, RESERVES HAVE NEW LOOK      Revamp Beats Schedule Awaits Field Testing Wext Nonth

NEGROES PLAN ACTION UNLESS TALKS START   Leaders Say Mediation Committee Must Come By 7 This Evening   STATEMENT ISSUED AFTER TAWES PLEA

U.S. Drafts New Treaty On Test Ban   Fewer Inspections Called Concession To Gains In Science

Lower On-Site Demands  U.S. Draws Up New A-Test Ban Treaty   Servant Position Rejected  Chinese Attack Moscow

RAP KENNEDY Charlie, Ev Claim US. Prestige Being Risked   U.S. Preparing New Ban Treaty

 USP Lowered Demands  U.S. Prepares New Treaty For Nuclear Weapons Ban

U.S. Prepared With New Test Ban Plan   Progress Of Science Not Concession To Soviet Demands Makes Propasal Possible

Chances Of Cheat Said.  Minimized   Concessions Called Toward Scientific Procress. Not Reds

in lLodays ALTOONA MIRROR   Two More GOP Solons to Vote For Test Pact

Bobby Leznches Civil Rights Bil! With Some Reluctant Concessions

- WASHINGTON (UPI)— Atty. Gen. Robert F, Kennedy launched the administration’s Civil Rights proposals before Congress yesterday by agreeing to alcept some narrowing of the controversial public accommodations feature.

Arkansas Highway Conditions Improve   U. S. Weather Bureau Agricultural Service Keiser, Ark.

Hearings Begin — On Education Bill.  Measure Wouldn’ t Pass Congres In Present Form, Powell Says

Powell Fears Congress Will Cut Education Bill   Celebrezze Says More Aid Needed to Bolster Learning Insitutions.

Launching Will Be One More Test  Toward Advanced Rocket for Moon

NASA Plans  New Saturn  Rocket Test Fourth Flight One  rr lk.   Fourth Flight One More Step Toward Manned Moon Trip

Attorney, Fousewife Inherit $6 Million Tax Free Of Cereal Fortune

Tuition Will Be Asked at Many State Schools Now Free to Help Expansion

Premier Prince Souvanna reports —  Chances for peace in Loos “very slim”

‘Fear Laos Situation May Worsen If Premier Souvanna Phouma Quits

Soovanna Has No Confidence —  Hopes of Restoring Peace in Laos Dim

Fear Prince Might Quit,  Cause Chaos   New Crisis Follows Communist Attack On ICC Helicopters

Laotian Peace Chances Said To Be ‘Slim’  Broken Promises Shake Neutralist   Broken Promises Shake Neutralist Premiee’s Faith

Chances for Restoring Laos Peace ‘Very Slim’ Says Premier Prince

Delco Projects Listed ©  35 Road _ Jobs Set   Related Story, Page 20

Charge: keeping girls as sex pets  Dr. Stephen Ward goes on trial in London today

INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY   Under Spell Of Dr. Ward —Miss Keeler  Trial of Osteopatt On Sex Charges   Trial of Osteopath On Sex Charges Opens in London

British Medic Goes on Trial  Doctor Is Labeled Aide to Party Girls

Party Girl Christine Keeler Testifies  Sex Scandal Fiqure Goes On Trial In Britain

YTOCAY TEMPERATURES   British Medic Goes On Trial   Doctor Is Labeled Aide To Party Girls

Christine First Witness —  Ward Placed on Trial For His Sex Activities

Ward is Accused of Keeping Sex Pets As Trial Opens; Christine First to Testify

Disaster Warning ©  Delayed, Say Reds   Death And Destruction Preventable, Say Italian Communist Senators, Deputies

MAY HAVE BEEN AVOIDED Political Repercussions Seen In Italian Flooding Disaster

Nasty Weather Comes fo Ohio  Bitter Cold Leaves, Light Snow Expected

One Dead, Many Hurt Fire Rips Through Building In Heart Of Hammond, Ind.

Blaze Destroys Big Warehouse  Chemical Explosions Kil] One. Hue 96

Raging Fire Aboard Ship  Drives Hundreds Into Sea   One Dead, Many Hurt Fire Rips Through f Building In Heart Of Hammond. Ind.

Bolivia Not to Use Military   Clash with Tin Miners and Hostages Out; All Reported Safe

No Action  By Troops In Bolivia   Government Rules It Out In Kidnavino:

U.S. HOSTAGES STILL HELD  Clash To Be Avoided  In Bolivian Dispute

Bolivia Rules Out Military Settlement   Troops Held Back From Moving Against Miners: 15 Hostages Crowded Into Room

Police Chief Of Reading Is Indicted   Three Counts Of Perjury In Kickback Case

THE HOMETOWNERS  HE GREEN-LIGHFS  € ON IN MCKINNEY &  snakt oe rue eaiT wv   THOUGHT FOR TODAY > The Spanish writer Cervantes said: “There is no sauce in the world like   MY POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

THE HOMETOWNERS THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MSKINNEY @ COLLIN COUNTY   THOUGHT FOR TODAY > The Spanish writer Cervantes said: “There is no sauce in the world like hunger.”   MY POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

@ Cubs Recognized for Their Achiovemen ti Cub Pack 430 Blue And Gold Banquet Held March 6

Start Drilling Toward 1] More Miners Found Alive In Flooded Mine

Rescuers Drill For 11 Miners In Air Pocket  Test Shaft Discover wee Call Al:  A oe a4 A  ore

Drill for 11  In Germany  Rescue Seen Wednesd: ay  For Men Thought De ad

Once Given Up For Dead —  11 More Found Alive  In German Iron Mine

Miners, once given up for dead, locatec  Drillers hit tiny pocket where 11

Reinforce roof of tiny chamber I] trapped miners work to help in own rescue

Reinforce Roof of Their Tiny Underground Chamber as Huge Drill Bores Its Way to Them

carly fests Show Cooper Fine After 22-Orbit Trip   Flight May Have Put Man Years Closer fo the Mean   Space Flight in Brief

Doctors Say : Astronaut Has No Ill Effects :  Excellent Flight May Be Climax For Mercury -

Survey of Kids By Associated Press Revealing— ls Dad A Dude, Or Does He Maintain Family Standing?

JFE WII FAIAER  Is Dad A Dud? Kids Themselves Provide The Answer

Of Course There Are Reservations —  Dear Dad: Survey Shows Your Sons, - Daughters Think You're Terrific

FATHERHOOD AT ITS BEST Cheer Up, Pop, The Kids Don’t Think You’ve Lost

(NDEX   ~ Maybe You’ re Henpecked, Dad But the Kids Still Love You.

You're Great, Pop, But There Are A Few Things The Kids Want You To Do

Is Dear Old Dad A Dud?  Survey Reveals What Kids Think Of Father:

 AFathers Day Present  ‘American Dad Receives Boost as the Best Guy

According To Youngsters:  Survey Discloses That Father Stands As Family ‘Good Guy’   Hot Geisha Girls:  Income Tax Japan's Top Appeal

Handy Pocket Guide To Carthage Sports Spectacular   Is Dad A Dud? Survey Shows He Is Not

Chinese Said Against Any ~ Soviet Accord  Experts Believe Pe. ming Clearly Out for  om he ny we neue,

More Talks Being Set On Berlin   Rusk, Dobrynin Meet For Hour On Exploratory Phase

More Talks Expected On Berlin   Rusk, Dobrynin May Meet Again  For Discussion

US.-Soviet Berlin Talk  To Continue  Rusk and Dobrynin Expected To Confer Again by Next Week

Dobrynin, Rusk Take Up Berlin   Envoys Settle Nothing in Ist Round of Talks

U.S., Reds To Resume  Berlin Talks   Rusk, Soviet Ambassador Expected to Meet Again For Exploratory Talks

$300,000 in  gems stolen   Famed Tiffany Diamond missing after ‘inside job’

Loot Valued at $300,000 — Famed Tiffany Diamond  Included in Stolen Gems

AOA Ame CUS “pe ~~ ow - e  S53 a7 oe — WEY - bs seg el a ad ami re

$300,000 Worth Of Jewels Stolen  Large Diamond Part Of Loot in Hotel Case

Five Men Now Held in Jail In Thompson Murder Case   ARRESTED AT HOME

Easter Calls Christians To Worship   Many Observances Held Over World: Good Weather Due

Jet Crash Mars Air Show ~   Church Bells Ring Out. Joyous Message of Faster

taf rR  Lf x nf Xx 2. x x ‘HE IS RISEN’ CIRCLES GLOBE  Jovous Tale Retold

World's Christians Aftirm Easter's Joyous Tiding:   Torchlight Parade

Tells Solons ‘Recession. Behind Us’   Discusses Seeds _ of Dissension in : Communist Cam

Wants Speedy Action For Three Year Spread   Gives Plans in State of Union Talk Before Joint Sessions of Congress; Notes Seeds of Internal Disintegration

$10 Billion Slash In 3 Annual Steps   President Implies Western  Nations Winning Cold War

$13.5 Billion Cut Is Asked Of Congress      Unveiled In Speechs Reforms Inelided

Kennedy urges giant cut in income taxes   Proposes a $13.5 billion slash to take effect in 3 steps between now and 1965

Would Take Place Between Now, 65   President Given Standing Ovation Prior to State of Union Message

INDIVIDUALS WOULD GET MAIN PART   Promises Cut In Domestic  Part Of Budcet

President Asks Congress For $13 Billion Tax Cut In Three Annual Steps

Would be spread over 3 years  To achieve balanced fullemployment economy

If Tshombe Won't Surrender U.N. Grouping Forces  For Drive On Kolwezt

U.N. Building Up for Drive  on Kolwezi   Surrender Appeal to Tshombe Due  in Few Davs

ee NS Sete Se Pe Ee ee eee a  Senate Debates Its Alleged Do-Nothineness

See RUSK. Page 2   "Wonderful Men” Are Prize Dawdlers  Dodd Belts Congress, Then Reconsider:

- "Wonderful Men” Are Prize Dawdlers  ‘Doda Belts Congress, Then Reconsider:

Reynolds Road Program Buried In 90 to 3 Ballot  Lawmakers Quit After Referring Issue to Voters

STRAUSS, LIBBY TO TESTIFY  Nuclear Scientists Differ On Value Of Test Ban Pact

Some Scientists Say ‘Yes’ To Ban Treaty, Some Say ‘No’, Senate Seen Giving It An Okay

Scientists Divided On  Nuclear Bar   Odds Stull Favor Ratification By Senate Conimittee

Blast, Fire Demolish Factory   Six Private Homes Damaged; 26 Injured And One Missing

INSIDE YOUR DAILY TIMES   Valachi to Tell About Mob —  Wartare on Brooklyn Street:

Inch of Snow Forecast For Area Around Southern Edge of Lake   Season's First Official Srow Reported In Area

Solons Act  on Jobless Benefit Bill  Monday House Debate Fails to Brina Solution

‘Recollections Of A Rebel --Part 2: Nearly Joined Castro’s Militia, Wound Up Being Hunted By Ther

RECOLLECTIONS OF A REBEL---PART 2  Bay of Pigs Invasion Fails; It’s Each Man for Himself

RecolecriOrns OFA NCVE!  Following Invasion Failure. It's Every Man for Himself      By JOSE M. GONZALES Written for UPI

See HIJACKER, Page 2   Regents Okay Hike in Fees At Oread Student Hospital

British Labor Leader Hugh Gaitskell Dies   Election Hopes of Laborites Dealt Serious Blow

Gaitskell’s Death Adds To Muddle   Jolt to British Politic: At Crucial Time in Nation's Affairs

Gaitskell’s Death Blow to Laborite Election Hopes      ‘AMED AVMRASSALIOR

Party In Big Difficulty  Hugh Gaitskell Dies Tough, Militant Empire Labor Chief

LABOR LEADER IS VICTIM OF SHORT ILLNESS   Hugh Gaitskell Might Have Been Next Prime Minister

-Gaitskell’s Death Leaves His Party Leaderless; Blow Staggers Laborites

Hugh Gaitskell, British Labor Leader, Dies Friday   WARNED MacMILLAN

Gaitskell’s Death Throws Leadership Of Britain’s Labor Party into Confusion

On Threshold of Triumph . . Death of Hugh Gaitskell Is  Blow to Britain's Laborites

Shocked Britain Nears Crisis—  Gaitskill Dies Near New Political Peak

British Labor Party Leader Gaitskell Dies   Problem Of Who Will Succeed Him Laborite Problem: Four Mentioned

Britain’s Labor Party Suffers Damaging Blow With Gaitskell’s Death

Mystery Virus Fatal  Gaitskell Dies; Leader Of British Labor Party

Gaitskell Dies After Virus Illness   He Potentially Was Next Prime Minister

British Labor  leader dies  Hugh Gaitskell succumbs to virus infection

>ritain Viourns Death Mystery Virus Is Fatal to Leader Hugh Gaitskell

Party Had High Hopes for Upsetting Conservatives in the Next Election

GAITSKELL, 56, DIES OF VIRUS   Death of Labor Part; Leader Deepens British Crisis °

Hugh Gaitskell, 56, British Labor party leader, dies   Artificial kidney

England's Top Laborite Dies  Gaitskell Held   Gaitskell Held Most Brilliant Of Party Since War

Gaitskell Succumbs To Virus Infection   Chief Spokesman For British Labor Is _ -Dead After Sudden Two-Weeks Hlness

Hugh Gaitskell Dies Of Virus  Was Potentially  The Next British  Prime Minister

GAITSKELL DIES; BLOW T0 LABOR PARTY   Death At Time Of Crisis Comes When Gaitskell Had Chance To Become Prime Minister.

GAITSKELL DIES, BRITISH LEADER   Chieftain of Labor Part: Succumbs at 56 to Mystery Virus

New Crisis  Hugh Gaitskell Dies; Laborites In Quandary      Paris Conference Watched Closely

Labor Party Top Taken  In Britain   Hugh Gaitskell Death Seen Aid To Macmillan

Woman, three grandchildren dead in fire   Four dead at Harlan Farmer ends killing spree with suicide   Deadly cyanide

Nigerian Columnist Offers Conclusion: If Wives Deserve Beating, Wallop Em

THAT SEEMS THE QUESTION How Did This Man Ever Get More Than One Wite?

Nigerian Recommends Wife Beating . « « TO INJECT SANITY INTO THEIR HEADS

leader of Cuban exile band  says Russians run country   Nan citting hack

Renters for Ramp; Fleeing Penalties; Early Decorations   Find Big Stones on Japan Rails

COUNTY TAX VALUES UP $2,774,436 'GOURT EXPLAINS EQUAL. WERK   TO THE TAXPAYERS OF COLORADO COUNTY

Burma Appears Ready To Swing To Leff Again  Leader Resigns, bdbige fo mma nnad

 Geneva Arms Talks Brighter—  Procedural Deadlock Shows Some Lesseninc

Bone Dryness To Continue Say Experts   Rocky Mountain Area Gets Some Temporary Relief

Drought Still Grips Eastern  Part of Nation   Weather Experts See No Chance of Relief Soon

Areas Due Damaging Winds, Hail  Refugio Tornado’ Reportedly Cause:   Refugio Tornado Reportedly Causes No Major Damaaé

Government Stocks Now At $6-Billion  Weather, Cold Wa:   Weather, Cold War Factors In Costly Commodity Program

Jovial Khrushchev Opens Test-Ban Talks With U. S.-Britain Officials

Khrush's Role Said Reason For Optimism   West Diplomats See Possibility of at Least Partial Accord With Reds.

Khrushchev Takes Personal Hand In Talks   Mr. K In Jolly Mood; Partial Ban Is Hopeful

U.S. Decides To Accept Nhu Regime   Looks for Methods Te Save Nation  From Red Canirol

U.S. Unable to Change Vietnamese Rule; Will Strive for Cooperation   By NEIL SHEEHAN

State Constitution Rivals Agree  Graduated Income  Tax A Bogeyman

FOE OF RACKETEERS, TWICE PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANT  Bursting Heart Artery Kills Sen. Kefauver

Kefauver’s Life Ends At Age 0  Succumbs To Rupture Of Main Heart Artery

Presidential Aspirant Sen. Estes Kefauver Dies Following Heart Attack

Heart Attack Proves Fatal For Ketauver  Tennessee Solon Dies Saturday; Called Crusader

Keef Praised By Leaders Of His Party   Tall Tennessean Felled By Heart Difficulty At 60

Nation loses a dedicated public leader  Ruptured heart vessel follows ‘mild atactl’

Kefauver’s Funeral Set On ‘Tuesday   Terinessee. Senator 3 tack. Victim: Was Demo Leader

Sen. Kefauver Dies  Of Ruptured Artery   Tennessean’s Death After ‘Mild’  Heart Attack Is Shock To Friends

Hughes Deplores Bias In lowa   lowa ‘Poorer’ Because Of Discrimination

Most Areas Demanding An Increase  Several Plans Proposed for Payment Change:  Re ANT DIF IALIRICART

No Boasts or Threats,  West Sees K's New Yea Message as Good Omen

But He’s Stull For It Lnanimily Rule Blocks Wallace  On Segregation

Rule Is Adopted That Forestalls Possible Anti-Civil Rights Fight

Dixie Governors Avoid Fight Over Rights   Unanimity Rule OKd By Alabama Chief in Surprise Maneuver

Dixie Governors Conference Agrees  To Forestall Debate on Civil Rights   Planning Group Tells What It’s All About

Froagaie Goes A-Courtin’   Governors Forestall Fight Over Anti-Rights Proposal

Southern Governors Vote Unanimity Rule   Hearings Resume On Fallout Today

Forestall Any Rights Fight   Unanimity Rule Adopted By Governors

Governors Vote For Unanimity Rule for Meet  Forestall Possibility Of Fight Over Right:

Southern Governors’ Move Forestalls Battle Over Anti-Civil Rights Plans

'o Further East-West Thaw...  Kennedy Would Join  Non-aggression Talk

Excluded From Accord With  Britain, Russia   Continuing Tests May Aid JFK Drive For Senate Ratification

VO MIUUOCU Ht Feary  Kennedy announces he will continue testing of underground weapons

Test Plan May Speed  Senate Vote   Underground Testing To Continue-JFK

JFK's Announcement Expected To Result In A-Pact Approval      President Predicts Senate Will Ratify Treaiy; Says Program To Dev elop Weapons Will Proceed

Kennedy States Policy Underground Tests May Help Treaty Ratification

Underground Tests Will Be Continued  May Aid Kennedy  Pietsece Ta fend   May Aid Kennedy Drive To Get Treaty Approved

Announced by Kennedy  Underground Tests Plans May Aid Drive For Treaty

If It Offers Greater Berlin Security  Kennedy Sees Non-Aggression  Pact With Reds Worthwhile

Unimpressed:   Underground Tests May Calm Senators   Ratification Drive Aided  ‘By Disclosure

US. Policy Is Clarified By Kennedy   Underground Trials To Continue, May Assist in Ratification

Announcement Aft News Conteren  Decision To Continue Underground Testing May Help Drive For Treaty

President Says U.S. To Keep Up Weapon Research   Reports Testing  To Be Conducted Below Ground

Kennedy's Statement U. S. To: Continue Underground Tests May Help On Treaty

Announcement May Aid Drive ror Pact Okay.  Week's Debate In Senate Expected On Nuclear Treaty

Continuation of Tests Underground May Help Ratify Test Ban Treaty

U.S. to Continue Underground Tests   Capsuled highlights of news conference, page three.

Move Expected To Help Gain Okay Of Treaty  U.S. To Continue Underground Testing

Underground lests to Go On, Says JFK   Announcement Seen Aiding His Drive for OK on Limited Ban

JFK Pushing Senate Ratification he OES AGTITICATION  U.S. To Continue Underground N-Tests

He Expects Test Treaty Approval   Kennedy Discusses Related Questions  je, < eee: Seen eee

Concentrating On Drivers Who Received Licenses Before April 1, 1924

State Board Today Gives Go-Ahead  For Ectablichment af Crawder Schaa

Trieste Seeks Sunken Thresher  On Ocean Floor Mile And Half Dee;

Trieste Ready To Search For Missing Sub   Evidence Indicate: Spot Thresher Is Located Found

Trieste Dives In Search of Sunken Sub   ‘Navy Believes It Has Pinpointed Site of Disaster

Hope to Locate Thresher  Navy Sending Bathyscaphe fo Boffom of Ocean

Bathyscaphe Down 112 Miles  Divers Seek Remains FAL Eee RE One A eS.

Hunting Lost Thresher  Trieste Takes A Look At Ocean Floor Today

DEEP-DIVING SUB HUNTERS BEGIN QUEST   Two Men Go Dowr Seeking Remains Of Lost Thresher

Cancer Control Efforts Show Conspicuous Gains   Written for The ASsociated Press By DR. I. §. RAVDIN President of the

Goldwater Refuses To Deter Helpers   By JACK BELL Associated Press Stalf Writer

Barry Refuses To Halt Drive In Pennsylvania   Supporters Trying   Supporters Trying To Enter Delegates In April Primary

Goldwater Lets Drive  Go Ahead   Will Not Call Off Supporters’ Efforts In Pennsylvania Vote

Entry In Primary Sought  Goldwater Allows Drive By Pennsylvania Backers

G ol al dig al ey . PD De cling »s fe O ( ‘all Q f fy  f} fi syl ? ¢f [ { ; y¢ j , i i j r¢

Inside The Proaress   Barry Will Not Block Bid By Penna. Backers

Can't Control Supporters  May Put Goldwater In Pennsylvania Primary

Gov. Scranton Distu rbed  Goldwater Won't Halt Pennsylvania Backers

~BARRY WILL NOT HALT BACKERS—  Plans No Action InPennsylvania Primary

Gov. Scranton Disturbed:  Goldwater Won't Halt Efforts To Enter Him In Pa. Primary

Congress Balloting Change Forestalled   Connally Sees Additional Time For ‘Orderly Action’? By State

AQ  , NORTH VERNON SINGING AT HORNBECK  QSTTARITA. AW AR TTSOTTOCSD Ash

NORTH VERNON SINGING TO MEET NOVEMBER 3 WITER: FPT.ORTEN CHITRCH

A Future Mickey Mantle?   Victim Of Baseball Fever ©   Severe Storms Possible In Area

Nikita Plans Reduction Of Soviet Armed Forces   LBJ Sends Message To De Gaulle In Nex Eyfort To Thaw Ice

Plans to Reduce Russian Military Strenath Revealed by Khrushchev

Khrush Plans Military Cutback  * * x * x * * * * * * ; * * * * * Move Seen As Sten Toward Complete Disarmament

TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1963 NORWICH, N. Y. 72nd YEAR  VOLUME 73, NUMBER 86 SEVEN CENTS PER COPY   No Link With Christine  Pentagon Interrogation Shows No U.S. Security Concern Yet

Quiz U. S. Airmen In Profumo Scandal   Investigators Find Evidence o! Only a ‘Casual Relationship’

Airmen Queried  In Profumo Case  No Link Is Found  Between Them And Russian Attache

Today's Telearam   No Security Link een ‘ US Airmen Questioned In Keeler Case

Airmen Seen Absolved In  Sex Scandal   > Brega Pentagon Quizzing Shows No Serious Link To Christine

3 U.S. Airmen Not Involved in Case, Is Report  No Link With Keeler Or Russian Agent

No Link Found. Between Yanks And Party Girl   Three U.S. Airmen ‘Casually Acquainted’ With Christine Keeler

Blistering Mercury Remains —  California Weatherman Recalls Cooler Forecast

Dale Takes Stand) : F Convicted Union Official Testifies Of Kickbacks

State Chiefs To Give Issue Top Priority   Conclave Ends Today; Rocky Bolsters Hopes

Inside   — At Governors’ Conference —  All ‘Like’ Rights Fight End

‘Governors Conference  Both Parties Satisfied By Civil: Rights Outcome

Governors of Both Parties Content With Outcome Of Civil Richts Fight:

AAG Pat eeas, ——  Some 2,000 Soviets Pull Out of Cuba  Read «ace Clanwe   Brodcast Claims An Alleged CIA Agent Captured

It Isn't Known If Troops Were Shipped Home  Other Departures Have Been Told   Other Departures Have Been Told In Recent Weeks

2,000 Russians Leave Cuba As Another Soviet Liner Arrives   Not Known Whether Those Leaving Are Soldiers Or Technicians

Identification Of Passengers Not Revealed  Senator Says U. S.  ‘Electronic Ear’

Group Left Friday on  Red Liner   No Disclosure Made Whether Soldiers Or Civilians Aboard

2,000 Russians Leff Cuba Friday On Soviet Ship   Whether They Were Soldiers Or Ctvilion Technicians Wasa Not Determined.

Russians sail from Havana   Contingent of 2,000 aboard a Soviet liner

2,000 Russians Leave on Friday   Vessel Sails From Port: Ship Arrives

2000 Russians Leave Havana  On Soviet Ship  Officials Skeptical ; Unknown if Soldier

Identification Of Passengers Not Revealed   Senator Says U.S. ‘Electronic Ear’ Listens To Castro

Crackdown Reported By Havana   Anti-Castro Rebels Wiped Out, U.S. ‘Agent’ Arrested

Adequacy of U.S. Surveillance ls Debated   Russian Envoy Says Cubans Being Taught Military Techniques

Russians Leaving  Havana   2,000 Sail From Harbor as Another Red Liner Arrives

Sky-Watch On Island Under Fire   Rep. Ford Says Missiles Seen In September

, NOT KNOWN IF MILITARY OR CIVILIAN   British Probe Alleged Bahamas Kidnap Incident

Another Ship Arrives: May Take More Home   Includes Guards For Missiles And Bombers

2,000 Russians Head For Home  Cuba Remains No. ] Trouble Spot    ‘Biq Ears’ Spy Out Castro Secrets

CONCEAL NAME OF VESSEL AND DESTINATION   GOLDWATER SAYS U.S. FLIGHTS ARE NOW SUSPENDED

Claim 2,000 Left. Havana Yesterday   Net. Known If They Are ‘Soldiers or Civilian Workers:

2,000 Soviets Leaving Cuba  Vessel Steams Fron Havana as Anothe:

Third Vessel Said Sailing  From Havana Move Follows Up On Soviet Promise. To Withdraw Men

SOVIET SHIP ACTIVITY STEPPED UP  Vessel Takes 2,000  Russians From Cuba

Liner Goes As Another Enters Bay   Castro Regime Claims Two Victories Over Its Opponents

2,000 Russians Leave  Havana on Soviet Ship   Report Doesn't Say Whether Those Departing from Cuba Are Soldiers or Civilian Technicians

 RED LINER DEPARTS AS 2ND ARRIVES   No Information On Friday Sailings As To  Whether They Are Civilians Or Soldiers.

U.S. BIDS CANADA GET A-WEAPONS   Blunt ‘Statement Asserts “Action Is Vital to Continent’s Defense

Ceremony At Park Today   -Public thivited-Vo Tour First District Office

Ceremony At Park Today   Publie Invited Te Tour First District Office

Adjournment Hinges On Solution to 3-Way Snag On School Fund Program

GUARD CLEARS STREET  Troops in Maryland      S.A. Panel Designates July 4: Voluntary Desegregation Day

CITY STREETS CLEARED BY GUARDSMEN   Negroes Heed “Appeal Of Leaders After Defying Curfew   TAWES, OFFICIALS HOLD CONFERENCE

All Business Closed Down By Officials   250 State Troaps Patrol Area After Clash Of Mar

Lifer’ Shot Down in Orchard by Police, Hostage After Murderous Escape Effort

WILD FLIGHT OF DEATH  14-Year-Old Hostage Helps Gun Down Killer Convict

J Men Allied  Lifer’ Shot Down in Orchard by Police Hostage After Murderous Escape Effort

Weather   “Fluoridation  ‘Reeds For Dental Decay: Is This One It?   By Dan Costello Jr. Intelligencer Staff Writer

Kennedy Gets Sparse Reception In Rome Today   Confers With ftalian headers: Will Meet Pope Paul VI Tuesday,

~ AMERICANS MANHANDLED   President Given Scanty Attention By Rome Crowds; U.S. Charges Aides, Officials And Reporters Mistreated.

[Protest Being Filed © By America As Result Kennedy Is Disturbee

FILE PROTEST -- AMERICANS MANHANDLED   President Given Scanty Attention By Rome Crowds; U.S. Charges Aides, Officials And Reporters Mistreated.

Ute OVLE UTI S vpution,  Ballyhoo, Not Acting, Will Carry ‘Cleopatra’

Intends to investigate Governor Hughes sees problem of morale in Highway Patrol

Conference Deepens  Cliina Rift   ‘JFK Hypocritieal, Charges Peking

Top Soviet  Snogest Quick Sign   Kremlin Ignores Chinese Threats. Rarvsine With Wace

Red China angry because of talks  Jovial Khrushy launches talks on test ban

Red China Reacts Angrily   Jovial Khrushchev Begins Test Talks   je = fe. i a eit) ad oe Se ee ee el ee eee  China Tagged Race- Baiter

Red Chinese Blasts Talks, But Harriman And Russians Ionore Action

Nikita ‘Bubbles Over’ During Talks   ‘Shall We Sign The Agreement Right Away’

Khrushchev Jovial At Ban Talks   Views Exchanged At Opener With West's Test Neqotiators

Nikita Ignores Latest Claims Of Red China   Harriman Hints He Expects Parley to Last for Ten Days

On Eve of Nuclear Ban Talks   Nikita Bubbling ‘Good Will for U.S

Unions Told Slash Could Create Jobs   President Receives Warm Welcome At AFL-CIO Session

Bes 6S KAS he Sets. Pt <a ehaoe  Kennedy Tells Labor:  Tax Cut Is Nasyrante Against Recession’

Raps stands of GOP contenders Tax cut would aid economy  and make iobs, JFK claims

Solution to Underemployment, AFL-CIO Told  JFK Presses for Tax Cut   BYRD BLASTS KENNEDY'S TAX CUT AND SPENDING PROGRAM AS sea  Dangerous Gamble with Solvency

Kennedy Tells Labor $11 Billio it W ould Bring Greatest Peacetime ” Econoy my   Democratic Senator Accuses President  Of ‘Dangerous Gamble’ With Solvency

Asks ‘insurance Against Recession’ in Address  Before AFL-CIO Confab

Needed To Prevent Recession, Kennedy Tells Labor Group   Convention’s Top Priority Item Of Shorter Work Week Avoided In Talk; Rock’s Plan Ignored

Avoids Shorter Work Week  JFK Tells Labor Tax Cut Will Create Jobs   U.S.-Soviet Climate Chilled By Spy Case

Republicans Hit at CIO-AFL Meet   President Avoids Reference to Reduction of Work Week

JFK Tells AFL-CIO Country Needs His Tax Cut Proposal   Criticizes Congress  For Delay: Says Tax Cut Will Make tobe.

President Tells AFL-CIO Tax-Cut Would Bolster Economy, Create Work

This Is The Way We Rake Our Leaves   Nov. 15 True To Form; A Warm Day In Salina   sees Tax Cut As Job Producer

BCrVUIe FA RPI VOPPVOCIHIOIT..  President Renews Calls For Tax Cut Passage

Kennedy Calls Jobs Chief Domestic Woe   Plugs Tax-Cut; Ignores 35-Hour Week In AFL-CIO Address

Tells AFL-CI0 Unemployment Top Problem  President Avoids   President Avoids Question of Cut In Work Week

Day After He Doubted It Would Go Through He Says There Is No Good Reason Why Congress Should Not Pass It Promptly

FULL SERVICE   Quick OK ls Sought   "No Good Reason’ For Conaress Laa

Kennedy Tells AFL-CIO No Reason for Congress Not to Pass Tax Cut Bill

Joblessness Held Chief U.S. Issue  President Avoids Question of Cut In Work Week

President Says Tax Reduction To Make Jobs   Speaks Today at Labor Convention

Hits GOP Hopefuls’ Policies   Tells AFL-CIO Convention No Reason Congress Shouldn't Act

No Excuse For Delaying, President Says  rnd Cites  . - * tis inte Poy Se

Addresses AFL-CIO President Again Urges Tax Slash   Says kconomy Will Suffer Byrd Accuses Kennedy  Of Gamble On Tax Cut

Kennedy TellsLabor Tax Cut, Not Deficit Concern to Jobless   H. Byrd Hits JFK ‘Gamble’

Tax Cut Would Create Jobs, Claims Kennedy   P.§ a >. « Kn P.¢ Kr  Cut Is ‘Risk’ States Byrd

JEK Lashes A  ‘Tax Crities AFL-CIO Convention Cheers Tax Cut Plan

President Plugs  For Tax Billin Speech fo Labor   Unemployment Chief Problem, He Says

Workweek Is Avoided In Address.  Cut Would Make Jobs Available, President Says

Corporation Head Favors Short Week   Neither Kennedy No: Rockefeller Spoke Of lt To AFL-CIO -

Kennedy tells AFL-CIO confab  no reason for tax cut bill to fail

Labels Bill Recession Insurance   Important Step In Reduction Of Unemployment

Cheered as He Speaks fo Labor Convention   Says 4 Million Without Jobs Are Main Problem

Woages onorter vveek Issue; Jipbes at GOF Folicies— Kennedy Hits Delay on Tax Bill: Says Cut Needed to Provide Jobs

JFK Plea: Cut Taxes, Make Jobs   Senate Committes Dooms Program For This Year

'Tax Action Stalled!   Cut $22 Million 'O#f Bureau Budget   President Asks Fast Tax Action

Assault On Disclosure Section Of LB11 Fails   ‘Corporation Head Tells AFL-CIO IHe Supports Shorter Work Week

NO REASON TAX CUT IS NOT PASSED   Reception Shows Sharp Contrast With Rockefeller

DEMAND TALKS BE RESUMED BY 8 P.M. TODAY   Otherwise, Leader Says Demonstrations Will  Be Held In Town   MARCH WOULD BE “DESPITE” TROOPS

Blame Governor  For Tax Defeat   Refused To Compromise, Democrats Charge

Ship Brings Refugees From Cuba   1,170 Cubans Exchange All Their Possessions For Freedom in U. S.

Arrive In Florida Today _ 1,170 Cuban Refugees Beginning A New Lite

~ALL POSSESSIONS LEFT BEHIND Freighter Docks With 1,170 Cuban Refugees

Lose Property, Gain Freedom Freighter Lands at Ft. Lauderdale  With1,I70 Cuban Refugees Aboare

Inside Today   ‘Thank God, No, Thank Fidel’  1,170 More Cuban Refugees Find Freedom Today In U.S.

1170 Refugees Arrive In U.S.  More Cubans Freed BR. Cacten BDeantene

1,170 Cubans  Arrive   Freighter Brings Group to U.S. to Start New Life

1,170 More Cuban Refugees Cros: Choppy Seas to Take Refuge in U.S

ACCUSED OF AIDING ESCAPEES East Germany Frees U.S. Student After 21 Months

City Demos Are Placing Full Ticket   List Candidates In Connellsville And Brownsville

Formal Offer Is Made at Geneva Arms Meeting   rroposed Treaty Would Bar Attack by North Atlantic, Warsaw Powers.

Russia urges east-west pact again   Non-agression treaty plan renewed at Geneva talks

7 oe Ey eeeeyeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEEEeEEyEE  Anderson Rites Are Conducted

Disabled Jet Plows Into Family Outing; 7 Killed   Flames Everywhere... ... See Story, Page 3

Seven Die After Pilot Bails Out  DPilana Dinas e   Plane Plows Into Crowded Bath House

N avy Jet Plows Into Bath House   Reports Of Dead Range From Seven To Nine. 15 Hurt

Pilot Jumps Before Plane Hits Building   Boys’ Camp Near Runway Crowded For Family Reunior

Seven Persons Die in Tragic Family Outing   Pilot Ejects Safely Near  Eastern Base

Jet Dives Into Picnic Outing   17 Others Hurt In Philadelphia _  Suburb; Marine Pilot Uninjured

Pilot Bails Out Before Crash   17 Persons Injured Near Philadelphia

Seeking face-saving windup? Soviet-R. Chinese delegates again fail to meet today

REDS IGNORE TALKS AGAIN IN DEAN OLE   Further Discussions He. tween Soviets and Chinese Appear Futile   NO AGREEMENTS   Delegates Seen Looking for Face-Saving Way to End Parley

“Hard Fist” Rule Under Discussion   Khrushchev And Kadar In Meetina

Small Group Holding Out In New York  Photoengravers   Photoengravers Stand Keeping 8 Papers Off Street

Engravers Re ject Contract Strike Of Newspapers Goes On In New York

Engravers Balk at Proposed Terms;  Strike Continues  Override Own Leaders to Turn Down Waaner’s Farmula

Photoengravers Reject Offer  Of Publishers      Threatens To Prolong 110-Day Newspaper Shutdown Indefinitely

Bid To End News Strike Meets Snag  Photoengravers Halt   Photoengravers Halt Settlement, Demand Shorter Work Week

Engravers  Holding Up  Settlement Reject Offer   Reject Offer Acceptable To Leaders

Union move keeps papers from printing   Photoengravers override leaders, reject contract

Small Group Of Union Photoengravers Keeping New York Papers Off Streets

WERE ALL SET TO ROLE Engravers Seek Shorter  Week; N.Y. Presses Quiet

Threaten To Prolong Shutdown— Engravers Kill Peace  In Newspaper Strike

Engravers Surprise Newspaper Industry . .  Demand for Short Week Holds Up News

Engravers Stal End of Strike In New York   75-Minute Slash In Work Week Goal Of Photoenaravers

PAPERS WON’‘T PUBLISH  Engravers Reject Tons; N.Y. Strike to Continue

Photoengravers Holding Out for 75-Minute. Cut in Work Week, Prolonging Paper Strike

Just As the Presses Were Ready to Roll  News Engravers Turn Down Contract: Strike Now Prolonged Indefinitely

»scal Option Plan Slows Liquor Debate   Would Require Election In Each County On Liquor by Drink

Exploratory Merger Talks By Iowa Beef Packers, Inc.,  lowa Pork Company. Inc.

You'll Find   Thousands Streain In For Nation's “Greatest Marclv

Training Blowa Up 10 Times ‘Routine Maneuvers Not Vast U.N. Training

Seek Fair Housing Bill Vote 2 Sit-In Demonstrators Leave Governor’s Office

ASTRONAUTS GIVEN ASSIGNMENTS  John Glenn To Pioneer Effort To Reach Moon

Glenn Assigned To Pioneer U.S. Moonshot Effort  Space Program   Space Program Work Outlined  For Astronauts

$900 Million Voted  Public Works Bill Rapped As ‘Bad Faith’ Measure

See Civil Rights Program Support: Kennedy Steps Up Personal Pleas

Biparfisan Support Seen In Congress for Kennedy Civil Rights Legislation

Kennedy Seeks Ban On Public Discrimination   House And Senate GOP Policy Group: Schedule Meetings

The California Poll  a  Shell strongest: GOP Contender for Senate

GM Earnings Top A Billion   Nine-Month Pattern Follows Auto Line; Ford To Report

From Dizzy Production, Sales Pace— Dazzling Profit Figures Sprout From Automakers

9-Month Record for -G.M. Autos Continue Dazzling Production, Sales Pace

GM Reports Record Sales And Earning:  ia ye vb pe.   Dazzling Profits. Output Continued By U.S. Carmakers

Automakers’ Output, Sales Pace Dazzling   GM Record Of $1 Bil'ion Earnings Set In 9 Months

THANKELIL FOR RESTORED ARM   Terrorists Hijack. Venezuelan Plane

Proxmire Pays Campenni Out Of Own Funds   Reimburses U. S. for Salary While Aide Is Student at UW

Treasury Given Refund of $9,007 Following Uproar  Senator Will Pay   Senator Will Pay Aide Until June From Own Funds

Warm Temperatures, Showers Hang On   Chillicothe Rainfall Amounts to .41 of Inch.

Digest of the News  Inside The Republic   National   Washinston   Arizona

Pittsburgh Plans To Fill Ravine With $250 Million Research Center

Little Hoover Commission Creation Gets 27-2 Approval In State Senate

School Law Repeal Bid  Is Renewed   Observers See House Passage. Senate Defeat

One Last Attempt Being Planned to Repeal 1961 School Reorganization

House Repeal of School Bill Seen Likely  GOP Leaders in Both Houses Plan Action to Adjourn

GOP Stll Weak In Big Cities  * * * * * * x * * * * * * * * *   Survey Shows Gains In W est and Southern States

Republicans Assess Their  °64 Chances  South, West Gains  Seen; We akness  mY . . 7 gee

 But Weakness in Big Cities Republicans Find Strength Gaining in South, West

GOP Gaining Strength In The South And West; City Weakness Chronic

GOP Finds Support In South, West   Democrats Remain In Control Of Citie: Partv Leader Savs

Opt imistic. About Chances in, South and Wes!  GOP Sees Growing Strength for 1964

Republicans Measure ‘64 Chances GOP Losing In Big Cities, Gaining In South And Wes!

 GOP Sizes-Up Strength Big Cities Are Flies In Republican Ointment

 fina Weakness in big Uities  [Republicans Find ’64 Strength Gaining

Sul Need Big City Vote Republicans Evaluate Party Chances for ’64

GOP Cheers At Gains in South, West   But Admits Demos Still Hold Edge In Big U.S. Cities

Revival Of Biue Law Is Sought   Relailers Action In Ingham County

Temperatures  Around U.S,   Counterfeiting Plates, Money Found in Car Phony Detective Investigating Girl’s  Murder Jailed by Cincinnati Police

IVLQJOY V Midwest: Blizzard   Turnpike Is Covered With  Ice.and Snow

Clear Skies Are Due By Saturday  Moderation Is   Moderation Is Expected Over Weekend

Free world is jolted by French move   U.S. pressure fails to jar Market door

A test of power for JFK. An opportunity for Russia. See stories on Pg. 2 for more information on what Britain’s reiection mav brina.

F ree world anxious   Macmillan faces attack after defeat in talks

French Market Action Is Shock to Western World   Menace fo U. 5. Farming Seen in French Action

Rejection Disappoints  Free World   Collapse of Talks Threatens Biggest Explosion in Britair

Britain       Island Kingdom. F eels Isolated _—  Body § Shaken   DeGaulle Deals Severe Bloy To Us Drive For Solidarity

2 VAUELE DUAUBRDALMAD DAU EAELY UIN BUM  Jolts Atlantic Alliance

Disappointment ln Britain on Common Market Turn Down   Western World Now Wonders What Policy De Gaulle Will Follow,

Uniiled Europe Lhreatened  Free World Feels Shock Wave From Britain Snub By DeGaulle

French Veto Stuns West Europe Bloe   Britain Rebuffed On Market Entry By DeGaulle Stand

Maemillan Certain To F ace Attack   Atlantic Alliance  Left Groping After DeGaulle Blackball

France Isolated As Five Other. Nations. Will. Confer With: British On. Next Step

Atlantic Alliance Gropes For Steady Footing; Free World Is Shaken By Action

Anxiety Hits Free World As Britain Is Rejected   Who's Stronger?--JFK Or Gen. De Gaulle   Alliance Seen Possible Without France

Steady Footing Groped For by Western Allies   Colfance af Rruccale   Collapse of Brussels Talks Hits Macmillan

WEST ROCKED BY REJECTION OF BRITISH BID   Shock Waves of Disappointment, Anxiety Hit Free World Capitals Over Trade Rebuff; Mac-

Common Mart Meet Dropped ‘by Combine   Europe Shocked by Rejection of Britain’s Bid to Join Groun

Labor Attack On Macmillan Sure To Resuit  De Gaulle’s Action   De Gaulle’s Action Criticized by Othe Alliance Countries

Rejection Of Britain RocksNATO  Disappointment And Anxiety  hat nt on ne ree

Island Kingdom Feels Isolated  Britain Is Badly Shaken By Common Market Split   DeGaulle Deals Severe Bloy To US Drive For Solidarity

DeGaulle Rejection Of British  Snub Shocks Allies   French Move Severe Blow to U.S.. NATO   NEWS ANALYSIS

Free World Dismayed By De Gaulle’s  Ban On Britain In Common Market

Britain's Snub by De Gaulle Sends Chill Through Free World Capitals

Ona Night 25 Years Ago Good Idea at Time, Thought Orson. But He Scared the Pants Off Americe

Senate To Vote On Approval Of Anartment Deal   Loan Group Backs Plan To Give Nod To Joint Ownership

Ohio Senate Sets Vote On Owner Plan   Savings And Loan League Pushes Bill  For Building Boom

Housing Bill Featured in Ohio Senate  Measure Annraves   Measure Approves Apartment Purchas: By Joint Ownership

Legislators Will Vote On ‘Condominium  Of Apartments Aim Of New Measure

Thunderstorms   Senate To Vote On Approval of Apartment Deal   Loan Group Backs Plan To Give Nod To Joint Ownership

32 Christian Peasants Plead To Leave Soviet Union   From Vietnamese

CRASH U.S. EMBASSY Siberian Christians Seek To Leave Soviet Union

News Strike Bargaining Recessed Indefinitely   ai Drag Away Peasants Spurned by U.S. Embassy

Tahoe Hydro Driver Hurt —Page 9   Strict Law Enforcement Cuts Toll

Pea rl Harbor Bombing Was 22  Another Day ps Infamy Will Be Remembered On Saturday)

 Mourning Nation Recalls Attack  Dec. 7 to Be Different This Year

Mourning Nation Pauses Saturday For Another Day Of Infamy: Dec. 7

Todav': Telegram   ‘Another Day Of Infamy ‘Ils Remembered By U. S

NATION RECALLS ANNIVERSARY OF DAY OF INFAMY   TOMORROW 22ND YEAR OF PEARL HARBOR BOMBING

Dec. 7, 1941  Still-Sad Nation to Pause For Another Day of Infamy

Stillness over harbor every Dec. 7  Day of Infamy recall ed at Pearl Harbor

Nation Will Pause To Recall Bombers Over Pearl Harbor   Old Tragedy fs Stilt Remembered In Midst Of Recent One,

Inside The Times   Day Of Infamy Recalled  Pearl Harbor Flag Flies Low

While Still Mourning Kennedy Assassination—  US Marks Day Of Infamy

LET ME WALK, LET ME WALK’  Mrs. Kennedy Makes Night Visit to Bier

\irs. Kennedy Revisilts Bier \t Late Evenine Hour   Refugee Princess  Due Here Tuesday

“Let Me Walk, Let Me Walk’...  Mrs. Kennedy Mingles With Crowd at Capitol

Mrs. Kennedy Returns to Bier    Flower-at-Time Tribute Given By Cuban Exiles

Mrs. Kennedy Mingles With Public at Bier  Decides on Many   Decides on Many Details Regarding Husband’s Funeral

MRS. KENNEDY RETURNS TO CAPITOL FOR SECOND LOOK  Widow Reluctant To Leave

Widow Returns at Night To See Husband’s Coffin   Images of Grief

OPEN HOUSE 1S POSTPONED   Mrs. Kennedy Returns, Then Takes Long Walk

Widow Again Goes Texas Official To Capitol Rotunda Had No Doubts

Mrs. Kennedy Returns To Rotunda Of Capital Sunday Evening To Kiss His Flag-Draped Casket For Second Time

Jackie Planned Funeral Details  Back For Last Farewell   Riderless Horse Was Jackie's; Caisson Brought Tragic Burden

“Let Me Walk, Let Me Waik!.. Mrs. Kennedy Mingles With Crowd. Unrecognized

Mingles With Mourning Crowds— Mrs. Kennedy Visits Canitol Second Time

 De Gaulle’s Policy Presents Challenge  Kennedy Faces Tough Problems In Diplomacy on European Trip

Kennedy To Face Tough Problems   Personal Diplomacy Necessary In Tight International Tangle

Fisher Sings, Gov. Adds Praise Grace Kelly Reigns At Fashion Ball

Quaker City Stages Brilliant Affair _  Princess Grace Is   Honored At Ball/

‘Truly Great Lady’ Is Tribute To Grace  Philadelphia Hails Royal Family Of Monaco

LATE NEWS BRIEFS   “One Of The World’s Truly Great Ladies’  Philadelphia Hails Princess Grace

Motorists Tested Free. - =  Fair. Will Feature.  Reactometer Device

Had been in ill health for nine months  Veteran actor Adolph Menioudies at 73

Menjou Dies; Veteran Actor, Foe Of Reds   Known For His Dapper Clothe:

'Ex-Conviets Blame Other for Saying  "Both Admit Kidnapinig T eg ° Officers,:-Deny Killing ..

Senate Committee Assured  US Keeps C lose Watch On Ships Bound For Cuba

Rusk, McCone Assure Congressmen Ali Cuban-Bound Ships  Under Close Scrutiny

ships to  Cuba kept under watch   But have built up powerful complex

Cuba-Bound Ships Under Close Wateh   Senate Hearings Slated on Scope of Build-up

Surveillance On Soviet Bloc Ships ‘Close’   Rusk And McCone Testify On Possible Russian Buildup

All Cuba-Bound Ships Watched, Senators Tole   Solons Assured That Cargoes Are Under Closest Possible Surveillance.

@ TODAY @   ( yrighted 1962, A Nation ree of Churches Religious Features)

Gain in Business Is Eyed as Great Peacetime Recovery: Sales Are High

This Week in Business and Finance ....  Economic Predictions Have Glowing Tone

400 Are Jailed In Greensboro  Negroes Protesting Aaainst Seareaation

IGreensboro Racial Crisis  Hundreds Are Jailed  After Demonstration

' Machen Wins By K.O. ..-See Pg. 16   U.S. Road Deaths Top 350 Mark

More Than 300 Killed in Holiday Traffic  Toll Expected te Rise Sharply as Many Go Home

Shotgun Blas Kills Soldier At Ft. Meade   Three Companions Say Car Forced OFf Highway By Civilian:

Grand Rapids Paint Manefacturer Tells Romney He’s Aaainst State Income Tax

Deputy Is Shot, Killed In Shawnee   Exchanges Shots With Teen-Age Prisoner

Judge Nullifies Annexation, Fires Broadside at Council   Ordered to Cease

Negotiations Stall      Wirtz Moves To O Head Off: Railroad Strike.

 STANDARD OIL CO NAMES _ MARVIN-SUSEMIHL AMONG  * a i theta eh, Ae  COM ek Oe

Southwestern Bell Rate Case to Be Heard by Supreme Court Thursday

Agree on Plan Barring Fees  to Lobbyists   Senate Accepts Compromise on War Damage Payments

AP Starts Automatic Tabulation  Papers Receive Market Prices sts. Base

Senate Report Released New Soviet Takeover  In Latin Area Feared

sommittee Report On Investigation Of Cuba Build- Up  U.S. WARNED OF MORE RED TAKEOVERS IN HEMISPHERE

Kennedy Calls Of Underground U.S.  Nuclear Tests Suspended While

Kennedy Postpones A-Tests   Underground Series In Nevada Halted During Pact Talks

Atwood Lake Projects Get Federal Push  $794,000 Grants Assured For Work

~ How It Was  THUNDERSHOWERS HERE THURSDAY NIGHT — TOTALS 46 OF INCH

Catholic Pupils Parade Through a St. Louis Suburh   Some Enroll tn Ploresant Public Schaal As Protests On Bus Law Ava Ravivad,

Steel Price Markups Continue   Actions Are First Major Increases Since Aug. 1958

Selective Steel Boost Nationwide   First Major Increase Since August 1958; Near Three Per Cent

President Will Get Fill-In Today On Steel Boosts   Kaiser Steel Corp., Last of Big Ones, Joins Parade; No Signs Yet of Executive Crackdown.

STEEL MARKUP NOW GENERAL IN INDUSTRY   President Kennedy Due To Get Details On Current Trend   JFK’S STATEMENT MAY COME FRIDAY

‘Red Car’ License  Supplied  Reader Turns Up Clue In Child Slaying

Group Assails Vatican Stand  Crisoibiwiam Blame   Crucifixion Blame Center of Debate

THE BIG ONE THAT DIDN’T GET AWAY _   MY UNPLEASANT EXPER EN CE Yale Prot Sketchy  Qn Russian Arrest      NEW TEACHING SAYS ALL TO BLAME FOR CRUCIFIXION - Council Declaration On Jews Opposed

Prelates Assail Unity Declaration  Document Holds All Mankind To Blame for Death af Chrict

Group Assails Vatican Stand  fencitiwian Riame   Crucifixion Blame Center of Debate

Vatican Body Hears Dispute About ‘Guilt’   Council Starts Discussion Of Crucifixion

Bungling Beagles Having Troubles      Man’s Life Is Near Normal, Thanks To Kidney Transplant

British Labor Party Leader Outlines Plans   For Recognition Of Red Germany, Admission Of Red China To U. N

U.K. Labor Party Leader Would De-Emphasize Nuclear Weapons   BY ARTHUR GAVSHON

Wilson To Put 14-Point Plan For British Before President   Ry ARTHUR GAVSHON

Britain’s Wilson To Lay 14 Points Before President This Weekend   Bv ARTHUR GAYSHON

May Be Next Prime Minister—  Wilson Brings 14-Point Laborite Plan To JFK   By ARTHUR GAYSHON

7 Wilson To Present It To Kennedy Labor Party’s New Chief Backs 14-Point Program

CONFLICTS WITH ALLIED POLICY British Labor Leader To Present 14-Point Program To Kennedy

Kennedy to Heor [4-Potnt Plan  British Labor Chiefs Program Includes Departures   Ry ARTTIIOR CAVSHON

British Labor Leader’s 14-Point Plan To Be Presented To Kennedy This Week

Kennedy to Get Details On Proposed Policy if Party Triumphs at Polls

Wilson Outlines 14-Point Program Planned for Britain if Labor Party Win.

RECOGNITION OF EAST GERMANY, RED CHINA IN UN, NEUTRALIZED CENTRAL EUROPE ARE GOALS  New British Labor Party Chief Seeks 2 Chanaes at Odds with U.S. Policy

Wilson Due To Present His Policy   “Program May Differ With Allied Aims

Would Neutralize Central Europe .. Britain's Labor Party Policy Is Outlined   By Arthur Gavshon

Outlook Is Uncertain  Victory by Labor Party Could Shift Policy of Britain  Wilson Will Present His Plans Ty Konnedv in Talk Thic Week

If Labor Party Wins Next Election  Britain Would Recoganize East German Regime

14-Point British Plan   Labor Leader Will Present Program To Kennedy

British Labor Leader Set To Outline His 14-Point Program To Kennedy

Departures Made From Allied Policy   Wilson to Meet With Kennedy On New Program

British Labor Leader Has ]4-Point Scheme for JFK   By AUTMUPS GAVSHON

Labor Party Leader Has 14-Point Program He Plans For Britain If Party Is Elected

JFK To Get British Labor Program   3 Points Collide With U.S. Policy

Faithful Gather in Night To Pay Respects to Pope   Related Siartes, Pictures On Pages 104, A

Thousands Expected to File Past Pon tif{’  Body Today; Entombment Is Planned  Thursday: Bell Tolls Grief of Millions   Bishop Will Celebrate Pontifical Mass Here

Rigid Arbitration in Rail Dispute Voted by Senate  Quick House OK Expected Today tu Beat Strike Deadlin

Quick Action Expected By House Today  Strike Scheduled   Strike Scheduled At Midnight After Rails Decline Delay

Senate, House Rushing Legislation Drawn To Avert U: S. Rail Strike

Measure Calls For Arbitration   Seven-Man Board Would Hand Down Binding Decision

House Plans Quick Action To Halt Strike   Senators Act After Plea for More Time Falls on Deaf Ears

House Chiefs Now Predict Quick Action  Congress Aims To Avert Strike Over Job Rules

umereency Bill Gets 90-2 Okay   House Expected To  Follow Lp Fodas

Senate Bill Gives 90 Day Interval =  Board’ s_ Decision  gmmbewm   Board’s Decision Then Effective In 60 Davs Qn Issues

Senate Passes Bill to Settle Railroad Dispute By Binding Arbitration

Similar Bill Up Today.  In House   Seek To Avert StrikeScheduled For Midnight

France Looks To Future   Kennedy Respectec But U.S. Foreign Policy Uncertain

Paris Cites US. Record’ In Warning   Cautions Europe Against Complete Trust In America

 Notes Previous Neutrality France Warns Western Europe Against Trusting U.S. Pledge

What's Inside   NATIONAL AWARD  Enterprise Staffs Work Recognized

Bill Seeks Election — On State’s Constitution  Committee’s ? o) ee ot   Commiittee’s Chairman Says He'll Support  Administration

Lawmakers Given Governor's Plan On Constitution   2nd Special Session Is Started in Lansing

Intimidation Attempt On Reporters Attributed To Kennedy Administration

INVOLVES ESTES CASE Administration Accused Of Intimidating Newsmen

Self Rule- And Quickly New Iraqi Government KFacing War With Kurds   Re ALFY FERTY

lf His Shell Dredging BiliRefused .  Schwartz’ Threat: Long Filibuster -

NFO Presses Soybean Holding  May Add Corn   May Add Corn And Sorghum

See GLOBAL, Page 2   Additional Gifts To Lawrence HELP KU Program

Narcotics Syndicate Smashed  Laremtesneel Do mece um   Prominent Lawyer Said Involved In £360 Million Sales

‘Explosive, Dangerous'  Dirksen Sees Middle  East As WW-3 Threat

Terms Middle East Situation Ass Explosive   GOP Leader Expresses Fear Of Arab Aggression Aqainst Israel

World War Threat — _ Middle East Situation _ Described As ‘Explosive’

CALLS FOR MONITORING  Dirksen Warns of War Threat in Middle East

Dirksen Cites Mid-East Threat  Joins in Bipartisan Concern Over Arabs

Threat of wat in Mid East  Rraurnna not for   Brewing pot for third world clash claims Dirksen

Dirksen Cites Arab Threats   Israel Surrounded By Nasser’s Russian Arms

MIDDLE EAST POWDER KEG, U.S. WARNED   “Dirksen Fearful Arab-lsrael Feud May Spark Werld

Today's Telearam   Gavin Resigns Chairmanship Of State’s Republican Party

Clemson Enrolls First. Negro Student Today   College Puts Education First In Gantt’s Case

Patrolmen Keeping Order Harvey Gantt Enters  Clemson, S. C. College

Rhoom  Camerman Says He Was Blackjacked  Sanford Meets With Negroes To Discuss Raleigh Outlook

Man Held In Murder Of Pilsrim   Storekeeper Booked In Postman Slaying On Alabama Road

Alabama Man Jailed, Booked In Race Death   Rural Storekeeper, 40, To Face Ist Deqree Murder Charaes

Grocer  Held In Slaying   Murder Charged In Integration Pilgrim’s Death

tO ave Mioney  Figure Deductions When Filing 1962 Tax Returns To Keep Down Payments

Kdwards Milt any Lis little        One Killed, 30 Injured As Cadet-Laden Bus Crashes

Sort of church senate Closer ties between Pope, bishops object of new plan

Urge Church Sasi Be  Established  New Concept To Share Authority With The Pope

VaticanHeads Urge Creation Church Senate      Bishops ‘Sharing: Authority. With Pope

Detected Briton Die: In Mose Ow  ee   Foreign Officer Guy Burgess Fled To Russia in 1951

L ANDRE M OUT OF WAYS- MEANS     nee a ren een  Liberals Get hey Positions

Accused Child Killer Says He Became Crocodile By Ghost-Taught Magic

Apportionment Plan, First Of 1963 Session, Under Consideration in House

Carriers Say They'll Reply ToPlea Today   Report Deferment Decision Already Made Is Denied

Ask Railroads Month's Delay  Would Put Off Worl ~ Rules Application

Rails Asked To Hold Off Work Setup   Pressure From Congress; Expect Answer Today

House Leader Will Receive Reply Today   Senator Hopeful of Postponement; Rails Start Posting Notices

Answer in 24 Hours  Congress Asks Railroads To Delay Manpower Rules

More Time Requested: for Study’.   Wark Rilke Postings Denied by Carriers”

House Unit Wants Time For Hearings  Expect Carriers Will Announce Decision Today

Can’t Pass Laws Fast Enough   Some Roads Begin Posting Rules Notices

Conservatives Experience Setbacks in 3 British House of Commons Elections

CONSERVATIVES DEALT SETBACKS   GOP Leaders Mum On Barry's ‘Lead’

Astronaut Read Buck Rogers As A Boy; Made First Solo Plane Flight At Age 16

Followed Father’s Example in Air  Cooper Destined to Be Space Flier     t t

Laie. orate nme SESS cere deg ay aes  “Cooper “Destined ’ For Big Flight

Red China Has Nuclear Devices  * * * * * * x * * x + * * * x  Savy None Tested And No Weanon Likely For 10 Years

Algerian War Vets Answer  Call to Duty   Report New Clashes In Frontier Region Southwest of Algiers

World News Summary . . .  Ben Bella Calls Algerian Veterans to Arms

Buddhist Nun Fourth to Commit Suicide by Fire   Mickey Cohen's Skull Cracked by Fellow Inmate at Federal Prison

Domestic Awarded $211,500   Libeled Woman By Calling Her Graft Collector

Woman's Flight To West Berlin Triggers Battle  Border Policemen   Border Policemen Exchange Gun Fire  Red Is Wounded

Mass Release Of Buddhists From Prison      Vow Resistance Will Continue

New Storm In Southern Plains .  Arctic Air Moves In, Thermometer Plummets

Rocky Is GivenCool Welcome   4,000 Give Governor Polite Applause At Roanoke Port

Stafe Filing Fee Termed as Test  Reynolds ‘Flunked,’ Pommerening Says

RACKETEER SEEN AT MOTEL  Hunt for Birns Shifts To Toledo in Slaving

Lennedy mints Disapprovat  Second Firm Ups Steel  Prices: Giants Silent

‘Having a Ball’ Says Wrecker as They Ripped Apart Wrong Building

Wadena News   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH   9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 9-15 Youth Fellowship.

Wadena News   SERRE AERAAN CORURU  9:30 am. Church Saat, 10:30 am. Worship Service R18 Youth eau: Sel

No Sleeping On Sundays If This Driver’s Around   Man Alerts Trailer Court On ‘Inspired’ Errand

People Made Weightless; 15 Injured   Worst Turbulence In My Experience Says Veteran Pilot

'Strange Sight, Weird Thing’  OOO  Stewardess Recalls Jetliner Accident

Businessmen Close Ranks  In Fee Protest Liquor Proposal Termed Tox on Gross Receipts

Module Plan Explained   Chamber Opposes JFK Tax Rate Slash Program

Disallusioned Chamber of Commerce Blasts Kennedy’s Proposed Tax Cut:

SALINGER TO LEAD RELUCTANT VOLUNTEERS  JFK's Official Family To Hike Up Tow Path

Reluctant Velunteers Ples For MM Heo Checaneake and Ohie Coral Townath

Up The Old Canal Path Salinger Will Lead Most Improbable Marching Since Hannibal Crossed Alp:

rope to Match Marines’ Stamina White House Staffers and Newsmen  Plan Hike as Test of Physical End urance

At Odd Hours With Oddballs   New Frontier Marching Toward New Heights

The Inside Story   Reluctant Volunteers  White House baila March

Dad Gives All For Dead Daughter   ‘Someone Loved Her Very, Very Much’

Father Gives Away Everything to Keer Alive Memory of His Beloved Shirley

Predicted By UMW Officials— National Coal Labor Pact Reopening Seen

“Out of control... Down we go” 81 die as jetliner  crashes in flames

81 Persons Ki 61 Persons Killed:  Plane ‘Out Of Control’ Prior To Fiery Crash

‘Pardon And Parole Commission Plans ‘Meeting To Probe Activity Of Inmate

Holiday Travelers Die At Record-Setting Pace   State toll on Page 23

Labor Day Road Toll Is Record   523 Killed On U.S Highways During 78-Hour Holiday

 es ef % e Heustis Urges Continued Use ‘Of Salk Vaccine Over Sabin

‘Murderers,’ Cry Survivo ‘We Need Justice  Second Slide Perils Flooded Valley

Survivors Told To Flee Valley Camps   30 Million Cubic Feet Of Earth Move To Reservoir

Engineer, Chauffeur Held for Espionage  FBI Arvest Pair With Air Force Secrets But Two Russian Diplomats Are Released

Trio Accused of Spying for Soviet Union  Ask Immediate Departure Fram U.S. Territory

Trio To Be Kicked Out For Spying   Mave Follows FBI Arrest OF 2 With Jersey Executive

American And Russsian Held  On Spy Charges   Two Soviet Diplomats Released Because Of Diplomatic Immunity®

CCAR Olew Frese Frio  Trapped. German Miners. Shown Inside. Mine’   Two Soviei Diplomats Released

Two Nabbed At Depot In  New Jersey   U. S. Electronics Engineer Grabbed By Federal Agents

FBI Wateh Kept for 7 Months  Nabbed in Jersey   Nabbed in Jersey After Rendezvous

U.S. Electronics Engineer And Three Russians Arrested As Spies By FBI; Secret Air Force Contracts Are Seized

Trio Linked With American And Another Russian Held On Spy Charge

SEIZE SECRET DATA FROM SUSPECTS   U. S. Engineer, Russian Chauffeur Involved   Diplomats Also Arrested But Released; Agents 7 Months On Case

U.S. Demands Three Soviets Be Expelled   U.N. Soviet Delegation Members Asked To Leave: Involved In Espionage Case

American And Russian.... ; Engineer And Chauffeur  Are’ Accused Of Spyinc

American Ang Russian Have Secret Data  Information On Air are at An   Information On Air Force Contract And Document Recovered

U.S. Engineer, Russian Nabbed By FBI as Spies   Federal Agents Also Trap Pair Of U.N. Aides

7 Months Work By FBI Ends in Arrest of Pair   Two Soviet Diplomats Seized and Released

U. S. DEMANDS 3 UN SOVIETS BE RECALLED   FBI Links The Growy With Two Arrested In New Jersey   ALL FIVE ACCUSED OF SPY ACTIVITIES

Note To Soviets  U. 8S. Demands Expulsion Of 3 Russians As Spies

American, Russtan Nabbed By FBI On Espionage Charges  Seize Brief Case Containing Secret - Info On AF Contract

TWO LINKED WITH ARREST PAIR SPIES   FBI Seizures Climax Seven  Months’ Work

American. Red Nabbed For Spying   BI Caps 7 Months Work In Arrests On Espionage Charges

BIG CHASE ENDS WITH CAPTURE OF TWO SPIES  DIPLOMATS USE IMMUNITY TO  A ATAL RFF ARA A Ae

Two Diplomats Are Released   Russians’ Car Yields Papers, Camera

FBI Arrests Them and Two Soviet Diplomats After Four of Them Had Rendezvous Near Railroad Station in New Jersey

Onited Nattons: Ds disiormanis ae eS  Withdrawal Of 3 Soviets Is Demanded   U.S. Acts After FBI Breaks Up Espionage Ring

2 of 3 Diplomats Also Apprehended but Freed By Diplomatic Immunity

Exchanged Secret Air Force Data   U.S. Engineer Worked With Red Chauffeur

Arrested at Rendezvous   Arrested at Rendezvous  Fngineer, Chauffeur Held as Spies

AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN ARRESTED  Pair Held On Espionage Counts   MAN QUESTIONED  Kenly Robber Still Hunted

Russian Chauffeur, U.S. Engineer Nabbed   Three Red Diplomats Involved; Brief Case With Secret Contract, Tiny Document Camera Found in Car

Two Soviet Diplemats Also Nabbed   Envoys Immune To Arrest, Released

TWO SOVIET DIPLOMATS RELEASED   FBI Swoops Down On Rendezvous As Engineer Turns Air Force Secrets Over To Reds.

Demands irto Leave Countn immediately  Fourth Russian And American Held as Spies

FBI Agents Break Spy Ring Attempt To Steal Secrets   American Was Turning Over Military Contract To Three Russians.

2 Arrested, Along With American  e Gmncek_i fe   ‘Ring’s Smash-Up Caps 7 Months Of Werk by F.B.!]

Meager Rain Hits Scattered Areas of East   Woodland Fires Still Burn in May Sectors; Weather Stavs Clear

DROUGHT STILL TIGHTENING ITS GRIP, HOWEVER   Light Rains Reported In Some Areas Are  “Token Sample”   HURRICANE GINNY GOING ON ITS WAY

Canadian Cold Front Relieves Hot Spell   Local Rains Help In Many Areas But Moisture In Most Cases But A Sample

) More File for Beaver Board  17 Other Candidate: Seek County Posts

insanity Cases , End ‘Split Trial’  Procedures, Brown Urges Legislators

2 Wounded In Ohio Bank Robbery Bid  Businessman And Woman Hostage A cy _ -_- eme ¥

Barmore Will Appeal Conviction   Jury Returns Guilty Verdict Second Time In Muskegon Slaying

To Appeal Verdict Barmore Convicted Again For 1955. Slaying Of Scout

Report Tiff Over Cable On Vietnam   Pentagon-State Dept Feud Reported on Oust-Diem Bid

Seaborg Says Arms Program Can Continue   Physicist Hopes For Peace Use Of Nuclear Energy  a . .. le le leoe:h lho i. . +

AEC Head Hopes Treaty ls Modified   Laboratories Would Remain In Readiness

Ban Won't Damage) S. ‘Arms Work   Dr. Seaborg Gives Opinion On Limited Treaty To Senators

AEC Chairman Urges Approval Of A-Test Pact  Seaborg Says Treaty   Seaborg Says Treaty Won’t Interfere With Missile De.  fense Projects.

Pian Labeled ‘Too Little, Too Late’   Both Democrats And Republicans Called Betrayers

LOOPHOLES POINTED OUT GOP Denounces JFK Budget   Kev Demos Pose Questions

Scientific Research? Students Build ‘Kissometer’ Measures Power of Smooch

WUWEE WATE “A DELL  With Advent Of The Kissometer  Comes New Interest In Seience

Higher Education?   Engineering Students At Miami Build ‘Kissometer’

MEASURES SMOOCHING POWER:  Kissometer Tells All   ‘FIRST BOY FRIEND  Gives His Life To Save His Girl

Does Kissing Give You A Tingle?   Students Prove Some Tinglier Than Others

Boy, Girl Smooch—Wowee!— Students Build Machine To Test Kissing Powers

Response Light By Committee On City Future  Only 19 Prospects Offer Preferences After Recent Meet

Response Light By Committee On City Future  Only 19 Prospects   Only 19 Prospects Offer Preferences After Recent Meet

Unexpected ‘Visit’  Two W ives Sur prise     Brothers In Hospital

Newark Area Losses Total Half Million   Mavor Wants City Declared Eligible For Disaster Loan

LRUREWS Sun 7 Ans T qu3  Thomas J- Bows Ke   Laurens Sun Avgs, (76.3 Funeral nites. held  Friday morning for ‘Thomas J. Bouska.

Only 150 Participate Many Negroes Shun Civil  Rights March in Memphis

Plan Stopgap For Skybolt  .. Britain Can't Stall Fill Polaris Received

1963 Traffic Fatalities  1  Sams Period a Year Aga  0  Total Deaths In 1982  26

1963 Traffic Fatalities  1  cuca ancnen Same Period a Year Ago  Ae  Total Deaths In 1962  26

Inside Today   ‘Non-Sectarian Pope’  Churches Brought Closer  Together By Pope John 

Studying Rights Issue—— Governors To Testify Before Senate Group

DOCTOR TRACES CHANGES IN HEARING   Psstt, Dad hit 32? — Speak a bit LOUDER!

Changes more gradual for the ladies   Hearing loss comes early for males

VPUCIUR PRALES UPANGDOS DY TEARDNVG  Psstt, Dad hit 52? — Speak a bit LOUDER:

Liquor Store Owner Cited To Show Cause In License Case   Wives Must Learn To Speak Louder As Husbands Grow Older

Solons Test Sentiment Among Voter:   Ratification Of Treaty Isn't A Sure Thing

Federal Probe Of Steel Prices Shakes Up Mart   Action Sends Shiver Through U.S. Economy

This Week in Business and Finance....  Steel Price Probe Shakes Up Economy

British Rush Troops To Cyprus      Boy's Murder Mars Joy At Berlin Wall

Joy Dimmed as Youth Is Slain At Berlin Wall  — eee eee mee   Holiday Crossing Total at 50,000

WEST GERMANS CROSSING WALL DESPITE KILLING   LOUDSPEAKER BLARES CHRISTMAS GREETING AS SHOOTING OCCURS

‘Overshadows Our Joy . . .  Despite Red Wall Murder Berliners Pass Through

~YOUTH KILLED CROSSING WALL Border Guards Still Smiling--and Shooting

Berliners Pour Across Border Despite Shooting   MILE. SHOOT   TWO) BLOERS

Throngs Cross To East Berlin  Christmas Spirit Marred by Killing

Joy Dimmed as Youth Is Slain At Berlin Wall   Holiday Crossing Total at 50,000

Despite ‘Christmas Murder’ ilies  Thousands Cross Into East Berlin

Despite Shooting Of 18-Year-Old     50,000 West Berliners Journey Into East Sector

50,000 More Cross Into East Berlin  ~ E. German Youth   E. German Youth Killed by Guards In Escape Attempt

MVersnagdows Wur sOy .. .  Despite Red Wall Murder. Berliners Pass Through

Undaunted by Christmas Day Slaying - -  50,000 West Berliners Visit East Berlin Kin

Wall crossings continue despite the Christmas killing of East German

50,000 Cross  Through Wal  To E. Berlin Visits Continuing  Despite Slaying  oft V nin Cawnaacs

Despite Murder of Boy:  30,000 From West Berlin Visit Relatives Across Wall

50,000 Enter E. Berlin: Guards at Wall Kill Boy   301 Fatalities Listed Over Yuletide Holiday

East Berlin Visits Rush Continuing   Young E. German Slain Attempting To Flee to West

Map strategy to thwart rail walkout   Unions turn down Wirtz’s settlement plan

Kennedy, Wirtz Plot Next Move  Unions Turn Down Appeal  to Call Off Railroad Strike

President, Wirtz Confer On Latest Develonment In Rail Labor Dispute

JFK, Wirtz Confer On Rail Block   Union Rejects Plan For Settlement; Aid May Re Sought In  Cangreccional Action

Unions Reject Wirtz Plan To Avoid Strike  President Maps New Moves In Rail Dispute

JFK, Wirtz Ponder Next Rail Tiff Step   Analysis: WHAT THE NEWS  MIEFANS

President And Wirtz To Decide   Strike Looms As Unions Reject Plan

JFK Seeks Ways To Halt Pending Railroad Strike   Cetilors With Secretary of Labor: Emergoney Laatalatian Bemardas.

Rail Takeover by Government Possible Outcome of Deadlock      Strike Threatens as Unions Reject Settlement Plan; ~  Administration May Seek Special Legislation to Block Walkout

New Way To Avert Rail Strike Sought   Unions Reject Administration’s Settlement Bid

Inside. Today.   Sec. Wirtz and Kennedy. Confer: May Ask New Law

Union Rejects Settlement Kennedy, Wirtz Plan New Action In Railroad Crisis

‘Deadline Thursday   Kennedy Seeks Means To Avert Railroad Walkout

Kennedy Confers For Hour Today With Sec. Wirtz  No Announcement On Stance Planned

Unions Reject U.S. Plan For Rail Settlement   Kennedy Expected To Ask Congress For Special Bar

JFK, Wirtz to talk today  after union rejects plan   To dratt terme   Turn dawn formule

Unions Reject Wirtz Plan For Settlement   Think Kennedy May Ask Congress For New Law

Kennedy in Parley: over Rail Strike  Labor Secretary Reports on Union Deadline

Unions Say No to U.S. Rail Plan   Kennedy, Wirtz Map Next Move To Avert Strike

{Administration Mulls Next Step  Rail Unions Reject Wirtz’ Proposal

Wirtz. JFK map  st ‘alegy   Jnions reject federal plan for settlement

President,  Wirtz Plan  Next Move Kennedy May Go To Congress For  AT yr

MAY REQUEST CONGRESS TO ACT   Kennedy And Wirtz Meeting To Discuss Strategy  UNIONS REJECT   Settlement Plan: Threaten Strike Thursday After Work Rules In Effect

Railroad Crisis Studied by JFK  Maps Legal Steps To Block Strike

Rail Meet By JFK And Wirtz   Deadline Nears On President's Settlement Date

Government Intervention  Likely Step   Brotherhoods Vow Bitter Fight Against Any New Legislation

Dr. Dubois Is Given Formal State Funeral In Ghana  Pres. Nkrumah Cabinet Members Attend Rites

ma  Notables Pay Respects Sen. Kefauver Returns Home For Final Tribute, Burial

Common Market Ministers May End Negotiations Today With Great Britain

‘Decision Expected On Talks With Britain  ‘Market Ministers Meet

Fate of Britain’s Bid to Enter Common Market To Be Decided by Council

Move Would Have Major West Impact   Top-Level Meets Underway To Keep Negotiations Going

British Market Bid Hinges on Brussels Talks   DeGaulle Said to Have Offered Khrush ‘Grand Design’ Plan for Europe.

200 Gather For Services  At Red Wall"   West Germans Pay Tribute To Youth Killed in Escape Tr

They Did Not Forget  Tribute Paid Young Man Murdered By Red Guards

‘Tribute Paid Slain Refugee In West Zone   Memorial Staged Near Spot Where. 18-Year-Old Died

$315 Billion Limit Passed Despite GOP Opposition   Measure Called Temporary Step; Goes to Senate

House Raises Debt Ceiling  Bill Goes to Senate After Close Victars

End of 10 months’ bickering Machinists’ acceptance of  contract ends strike threat

va. ; bed Says FBI Director  _ Extremists Start  Flames That kill

FBI Director Hoover Hits Right & Left U. S. Extremist   Ignited Flames That Have Killed Decent Americans

Blaze Ruins 35 Picasso Art Works   Spanish Master's Oils, Engravings, Lithos Destroyed

3 Judges to Hear Final Arguments Reapportionment   Attorneys Confer With Judges On Procedure

Charge Filed In Slaying of Integrationist  First Degree Murder Warrant Sworn Out

Racial Staying Brings Arrest  Storekeeper Freed Under $5,000 Bonx

Rural Alabama Storekeeper Charged With Slaying Civil Rights Crusader

Simpson Let... Out On Bond  Murder Charge   Murder Charge Sworn Today In Death Of Moore

Denning Discounts Rumors   British Judge: Only Profumo Was at Fault

Misconduct Rumors Branded ‘Untrue’ Denning’s Report Clears Macmillan’s Government

Check Kept By Johnson On Affairs   Former Tennessee Governor Meets With President

President KeepingT ak On Nation   Johnson Vacations On Texas Ranch  With Eye On Work

The Weather   Vacationing LBJ Keeps Tab On Problems  President Takes   President Takes Holiday In Texas; Orders Job Cuts

President’s Keeping Tab On Problems  Ex-Gov. Ellington Guest Of Johnson At Ranch In Texas

New Probe Moved 18 Feet Away  Trapped Miners Warn Drillers Of Crumbling; 16 Hours Lost      (See other picture, Page 30)

Hope. Dims for Rescue ol Miner  . Dekodse itis          Despair H ils Work Crews

My Brother Is Going To Die’   Starving Miner’s Chances Are Poor   Down 110 Feet

Restart Drilling Hole  Rescue Efforts to Reach Trapped Miners Stymied

“ha tn thn cet  Workers Continue Drilling To Reach 3 Buried Miners

Third Miner Alive   Rescuers Concede Progress No Further Than First Day Attempt to Save Three Men

Rescuers Start Drilling New Escape Channe   Trappea Miners Wait For Hours Of Their Release

Gloom Covers  Rescue Effort   Crew Admits No Progress  Made In Freeing 3 Miners

Best Hog in Show—   Refugees From China Are. Pouring Into Russia

Refugees From Red China Reported Streaming Into Russia By Thousands

Red China Refugees Reported   50,000 Stream Into Russia In Year, Say Informed Sources

Refugees" From China Streaming To Russia?  Peking Charges TFIRANY CoowAbiwe   Peking Charges USSR Secking Overthrow  Of Thi District

KREMLIN OFFICALLY SILENT  Red China Refugees Said Pouring Into Soviet Union

Say China Refugees Stream Into Russia   Reports Exodus Top: 50,000

ALMOST UNNOTED Lee Harvey Oswald Is Quietly Buried In A Fort Worth Cemetery

rormer Drirtisn Viympic skier  Dismembered body mystifies Reno police

How It Wuz  THUNDERSTORMS FAIL ie SHOW UP FIRST DAY THIS WEEK — HUMIDITY  ‘AND WEeAT CTL BOIL

How It Wuz  THUNDERSTORMS FAIL  ‘TO SHOW UP FIRST DAY: THIS WEEK — HUMIDITY ‘AND HEAT STILL BOIL *

6 Killed on State Highways  Deaths Up Roa   Deaths Up Road Toll to 82; 6 More Than ‘62

Eleven Men Missing in 2 U.S. Planes  Debris Found in Search Between Bermuda, Miami

Find Debris After Crash Of Two Jets  & aa pees ry entiore   Search Centers Between Miami And Bermuda

TWO USAF TANKERS Debris Picked Up in Area Where Planes Feared Lost

YEBRIS, LIFE JACKETS FOUND  ee a or renee aman nan aR EE An SE  Pioneer Man On Missing Plane

Where To Find It   Oilslick, Debris in Atlantic Where 2 Jet Tankers Missing

Oil Slick, Debris Spotted In Hunt Eor Two Missing U.S. Tanker Planes

2 Big Jet Stratotankers, Carrying 11 Men, Missing On Mission Over Atlantic

Woman Twice ls Held Dead  Moartician Detecte   Mortician Detects Breathing, Sweating

State Senators, Split On Actions, Plan To Convene Earlier Tuesday

Legislature To Convene Early   Want To Be In Session When Wallace At UA

NM To Learn Of Space Port Choice Soon   Morris’ Work Brightens Chance For White Sands

Teamsters Go After Huae Pact   Hoffa Dispatches Master Contract To All Truckers

ONE CONTRACT FOR WHOLE INDUSTRY  ‘Teamsters Ask $250 Million Hike

HOFFA PROPOSES CONTRACT TO RUN FOR THREE YEARS   ASKS MORE FRINGE BENEFITS FROM 16,000 TRUCKERS

Wage Boost, Benefits Eyed By Teamsters  400,000 Workers Would Be Involved lo 3-Year Contract

Teamsters Unveil $250 Million Asking   Trucking Industry Given Three-Year Contract Proposal

Teamsters” New Pact Is Outlined   Three-Year Proposal Calis For 15 Cents ‘An Hour Pay Raise’

Hoffa Unveils New Demands Of Teamsters   Over 400,000 Workers Would Get Pay Hikes, More Fringe Benefits

$250 Million Demands Set By Teamsters  Union Will Serve Contract Terms on Trucking Industry

‘Teamsters Asking Big Increase $250-Million Bid  Going to Industry

‘New Union Contract —  Teamsters Union Seeks   $250 Million Year Hike  j

‘Teamsters to Seek More Pay, Fringe Benefits  Truckers Face Demands

Hoffa Lists Demands of Teamsters   Nation-wide Contract Sought to Cost Firms $1 Million a Day

Hoffa Unveils Giant National  Pacts Demands Asks $250 Million  Annual Increases ee ee i a

Holta Asks Nationwide Pav Boost   ‘Teamsters To Send Demands For £250 Million Pact

Ambition — To Become A Pilot  Newburgh Lad, 13, Fakes Way Into Air Force But His Basic Training Period Is Cut Short

Paintin Aad srdadlnd Fk 8) R  ? QO y » ] :  peaaanaaed: Air Foree Hiteh Has Quick End

DISCO OVERED AFTER ; 2 WEEKS  13- Year-Old Boy Enlists in Air Force

MOB RAISES CRY AGAINST MACMILLAS   Three Thousand Battl« Police At Parliament Entrance, Chant Fo Jobs And Ouster O01 Conservatives.

No Paper?   Crowd Cries for Ouster of Macmillan Demonstrators Clash  With London Police

Chief Civil Service Job  Is Abolished   Former Director     Is Considering New State Tost

Tax Policies Rapped Anew   State Levies Unwarranted Burden On Business, Says AMC Official

- FOUR RACE PROTESTS IN SOUTH  Violence Flares In New York, Chicago

Marches Held in Southern Cities, Riofs Flare in Chicago, New York.

Kansas Road: Are Slick  Highway Crews   Highway Crews At Work All Through Night

wee or Death Matter  Court Allows Amputation Despite Mother's Protests

MOTHER OPPOSED OPERATION Girl Loses Leg—Only Hope For Saving Life

Girl’s Leg Amputated To Save Life Over Mother’s Strong Objections.

vyver Woimner s Ubyeclions  Judge Consents; Girl’s Leg Amputated

COURT GIVES PERMISSION Girl Loses Leg In Operation Strongly Opposed By Mother

FINAL EDITION   Mother Protests as ‘Runaway’ Girl's Leq Is Amputatec

Freight Ban To Be First   Embargo Set to Precede Strike Deadline-Senate Resumes Study

Nations On Stand In Tax Trial   Says He Told Ex-Gov Hall Parole For Woman Mistake

Chances Appear Good for Romney Budget to Pass  GOP Leaders Hint It May Be Slimmed Some

ROVUNHCGH GICs VICONVINICCG ATC? RCVOri  Government Officials Say Cuba No Military Threat   JFK’S Health Messace To Congress Says Medicare Passage This Year Is “Must”

Health insurance For Older People M            lust Be Enacted This Year,’ Kanxzedy Declares

Elderly Aid Top of List In Program   Increased Medical Facilities, Grants For Schoals Uraed

Still Pushing Social Security 'Health Insurance’ Epa eae  JFK's Health Program Sent To Conares:

IN MESSAGE TO CONGRESS -  JFK Sends Blueprint for Improving Nations Health

Kenedy Sends Health Plan  to Congress _   Requests Boost in Medical Facilities And Manpower

resents ream rian  \Social Security Health Insurance For Elderly Is Urged By President

Administration Claims Action Long Overdue   President Sends Medical Outline To U.S. Congress

Outlines Plans To  Congress   WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy sent to Congress today the administration blueprint for improving the nation’s health and boosting its medical facilities and manpower.

Knock Out Windows in Statehouse   Campus at LSU Is Hit; Officials at Loss For Explanation

EXPLOSIONS PUZZLING TO OFFICIALS   No Injuries But Windows Broken By Detonations

Mysterious Blasts Rip 30 Windows   Police at a Loss to Explain Reason Behind Exclosions

OVERALL 1963 DEATHS IN STATE MAY REACH 2,500  ‘Accident Rates in Minnesota Soar

Weather   AREA FORECAST: Generally fair and mild through Friday; highs 55-60; lows 25-30.

BUT HE’S STILL ALONE Pie In Sky, Also Caviar  Red Cosmonaut’s Fare

Soviet Spaceman Waiting for ‘Date   British Scandal Rumors Touch  Royal Family

Russian Cosmonaut Eats Conventional Food, Naps During Voyage in Space   U. S. Officials Adopt Wait-and-See Attitude on Nikita’s Test Ban Policy

THE HOMETOWNERS  "HE GREEN LIGHTS ef ON IN MSKINNE Y & COLIIN COUNTY

A-Subs to Mediterranean Polaris-Carrying Craft to Move In April I

Polaris Subs Assigned fo NATO Control   Three Vessels to Take Positions in The Mediterranear

U. S. CONSIGNS 3 POLARIS SUBS TO NATO CHIEF   Will Begin to Take Sta tion in Mediterranean About April 1   HOLY LOCH RASE   Gilpatric, Pentagon Depu ly Chief, Bares Data on Return From Furope

To Take U p New Stations About April   Gilpatric Tells Of Deployment Plan For Mediterranean

The Harris Survey  Seoarggsatie  ‘Nixon's Strength Included   In Comparisons In Poll

In Babcock’s Absence Manning Says He Toyed With Idea of Declaring U.N. Day

Highway 218 Driveways Are Authorized   Say Russ Troops Still Leave Cuba

As Red China masses heavy troop forces  India worried over possibility of attack

Tshombe Back fo Elisabethville, End OfFighting Seen   Threatens Destruction of Katanga Industries U.N. Brive Gane On.

Tshombe Threatens To Demolish All Kolwezi Industry  In Elisabethville He Says No One To Gain From War

Secessionist Leader Looks Tired, Relaxed  Fails to Comment on Possibility   Fails to Comment on Possibility of Negotiation

GOP Lawmakers Urge JFK To Clarify His Position On Wheat Sales To Russians

Kennedy Near Decision on Wheat Deal   WANTS 3 MILLION TONS FROM U. S.  Khru Blames Weather For Shortage of Wheat

Favorable Reception - Rocky's Wife Gets By  Her First: Major Test

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   New Yeat Will Get Off on Mild Note

DiSalle Takes Parting Shots at Successor in Message to Legislature

Mrs. Kennedy Is Out of Hospital; to Island Home   Photo on page 3A   Leased House

Leaves hospital   Long convalescent period suggested for Mrs. Kennedy

Mrs. Kennedy ls Back Home  Leaves Hospital;   Leaves Hospital; Lona Rest Ahead

NATO Solid And Unitied,  Rusk Insists   Secretary Hopes Congress Will Vote Full Aid Bill

UNIO WATER SUPPLY DWINDLING  No Break In Drought As Forest Fires Rage

Civil Rights Overtones. Rules Committee F ight Subsides in a Truce

OR ONLY “CIGARETTE MONEY”  Will Tax Cut Make 3 Million New Jobs?         EDITOR’S NOTE: A major battle is due to open in Congress this week over President Kennedy’s tax cut bill.

Congress To Consider Dollar Difference Of Kennedy’s Proposed Income Tax Cut

Plans To Place His Appointees On Jobs at Once  Won't Delay Oath Pending Approval By State Senate

800 Students Evacuated At Ohio University  4 Deaths Blamed on Storm; Some Creeks Rica » P  hare aL A

Thousands Flee Homes   750 Ohio U. Students Evacuated As River Overflows Into Campus

lowa Man ls Hailed By Royalty   Manure Spreader Hit of English Royal Farm Show

More Understanding Hoped for by Moslem Scholar Through Pope's Visit

Pope's Trip Welcomed By Moslem   Believes Pilgrimage May Promote Understanding Between Religious Groups

Three ‘Grand Ole Opry’ Stars and Pilot Die in Light Plane Crash in Tennessee

Viet Assault Smashed —13 Gl.’s Wounded   Fiery Train Wreck Leaves Three Crewmen Dead At Rolling Prairie

Satellite Orbit Unconfirmed esas osn alin nee etna breraconne sabes ta  NASA Scans Twilight Sky For Yule ‘Star’

Skies Scanned For New Star  Whether Balloon Satellite Achieved Orbit Is Uncertain

Soviet-Chinese Split Said Near  Russian Errors Of Principle Are  aid Reanonaihle

Red Tussle Heated Up By Pekine   “Soviet Errors Bring Two Red Giants to Brink of Split”

Chinese Rap Soviet Errors   Brought Relations  ta Brink of Snlit

Beck Says Shaff Plan Is 'Fair to All’   Provides Workinc Partnership for All of lowa

Million Dollar Murder Trial—   Shaftf Plan Fair to All of lowa: Beck

Island City Church Will Pay Fines, ‘if Necessary, for Two Wolf Hunters

Variable (loudiness Prevails   Slightly Warmer Temperatures Due Sunday

GOP Takes Up Militant Stand   To U.S. Taxpayers  Wheat Sale Could Save $200 Million

GOP IssuesChallenge At  Conferences   Party Emphasizes Attack Ou Democrat Policies And Issues

GOP Sets Fight On Kennedy   Western Conference Shies Away From Barry-Rocky Stand

Political Roundup Goldwater Sees ‘No Point’ In Debating Rockefeller   Newsweek Finds JFK Can Beat Any Republican

1964 Campaign Buildup Begins  Western GOP Tosses Gaunllet   JFK Enjoys Baby-Sitting

GOP Group  Challenges.  Dem Policies Barry Declines Cal By Rocky To Debat

HERE'S THE ROUTE WHERE TREES ARE BEING “TRIMMED” FOR HOUSE MOVERS

HERE'S THE ROUTE WHERE TREES ARE BEING “TRIMMED” ENP HoOMiSeE MOVERS

Bigamy Charges Face Man, Arrested On 13-Month-Old Warrant In St. Louis

Tanker in Ships Collision Sinks After Being Parted From Freighter

Crippled Tanker Sinks   Dynafuel Is Declared Hazard To Shipping; Fernview Steams Away

Rockefeller Is Wed to Mrs. Murphy   NEW xsORK (UPL) — Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Mrs. Margaretta Fitler Morphy were married al noon today.

‘Little Hoover Commission’ Calls For Annual Session OF Leotstature

Inside The Times   ‘Litthe Hoover’ Idea Pssst itt sc  Meet Yearly. Assembly Urged

‘Annual Ohio Legislati ve Sessions Urged by LittleHoover Commission

NATION MOURNS DEATH OF PRESIDENT   Statement of President Johnson

President To Address Congress On Policy      To Bury President Kennedy In Arlinaton

U.S. Mourns JFK,  Johnson at Helm   New President to Address Senate, House Wednesday

THE TRAGIC. STORY OF A DULL, GRAY DRIPPING DAY   A Sorrowing World Pulls Itself Together

New President Calls Joint Session; Holds Talks with Nation’s Leaders

Body Is Examived by Pathologist; Still Unsure About Identification

Police and Reds Battle at Cafe  Windows Shattered a Rarkofoallar Market

Liquer Tax Boost May BeRepealed   Sales Decline; Revenue Is Far LessThanHoped

Plans Stronger West Leadership Even at Risk  Of Offending Sensitive Allies

Kennedy To Lead. More Vigorously .   Cuban Experience Is Spur To Exerting Policy Leadership

Cuba Followup  Kennedy To Exert Leadership Over  Western Policies

Stronger Leadership By JFK Over Western Policies Seen   AS 1963 BEGINS  Leaders Assay Old  Year, Turn To New

To Exert Cold War Leadership   Kennedy Believes Peace Prospects  Rrightened In 1962

‘She’ Was Just Takine A Ride   Cuba Is Turning Point  President Vows  To Lead Firmly

Betancourt Will Confer With Thant   Yenezelan Given Pledge Of Backing From United States

IN CONFERENCES... Labor Secretary Pushing For Rail Dispute Solution

Yanks Save Two From Viet Cong   Reds Flee as U.S. Airmen Arrive  To Make Rescue

Cold Wave, Sleet, Snow Forecast   Dreary Outlook   Light Moisture Due

Arizona Man ls Captured In 4-Day Hunt   Chase s Ended In River Bottom South of Socorro

Nations of fhe Yoriad-——INo. !  Britain Ranks 75th in Size But Near Top in Influence

Still Pondering Results Political Parties Unusually Silent on Primary Election

On Employment Special Panel to Seek Ways  'To Ease Automation Impac

Problem Consistantly Resists Conquest— Automation-Caused Unemployment Object Of New Government Attack   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS

Railroads will seek higher payroll taxes   Commission to study automation ettfects

JFK Acts On Automation  - tse fb _-f Lb» fp   Commission To Study Possible Government Action \%

Efforts Could Be Successful — U. S. Seeks to Solve Unemployment Problems Caused by Automation

~ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Effect Of Automation As Cause Of Unemployment To Be Studied 

New Assault to Be Made Against Unemployment Due to Automation   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS AP Business News Writer

Policy Review  U.S. to Study Embarge Ease On Experts to Red Countries

May Ease Embargo On Trade With Reds   Government  To Make Study With Business  Representatives

Study Of Exports To Reds Seen   Hodges Indicates US Policy Will Undergo Review

Khrushchev Reaffirms Laos Pact   Kennedy's Envoy, Soviet Premier In 2-Hour Huddle

Harriman, ‘K’ Confer In Kremlin   Soviet Boss Says He Joins West In Laos Neutrality

Russ Chief Reaffirms. JFK Pact But No Word on Soviet Peace , Holn

Rally Tonight By Republicans Portent of 1964  Party's Faithful Will Be Studying

Democrat For Probe Of Resignation Report   Rector Is For Taxing Churches

At State Universities, Colleges  Anderson Says Requested Salary Hikes For Various Instructors Are Too Much

Pay Requests Appear High To Anderson  Regents Approved 12 Per Cent Boost  For Professors

Ford Selects New Wizard  Postwar Whis Kid   Postwar Whiz Kid Is Top Executive

Life’s End   ‘FUNERAL SET TUESDAY ‘FOR JOHN PAULIN, 35,  !  KILLED IN AUTO CRASH

Life’s End FUNERAL SET TUESDAY  FOR JOHN PAULIN, 35, KILLED IN AUTO CRASH

Pilot Spots T Lost Climbers   Harvard Group Not Sighted For Five Days

Testimony On Test Ban Treaty Compared To ‘A Balancing Act’   Today In Washington

Boy Held On Car Theft Charge Says He’s Son Of Yank Manager Ralph Houk

Premier Opening Campaign Today  Lord Home Promises To Expand Economy

Dismissal Is Part Of Truce  City Officials   City Officials Duck Blame

Johnson Asks Industry, Labor backing On Bills   Goldwater Decision Is Awaited By Cotton

Washington Today   Sen. Norris Says LBJ: Stand: ‘On Civil Rights Helps Goldwater

PRANINTOIY WUE FY PN ENG  American Lakonia Sur vivor Tells Of Disaste1   Rv IVOR S. BIUCHANAN

Seek Train Loot in Home ot British Seauty Queen   Ard Her Boy Friend ts Held ta Connection With $9,980,000 Rabbaw,

Police Hold Hairdresser  In Mail Theft  British Authorities Search Home of Man’. Girl Friend

JFK Sends Private Letter To Khrushchev  New Proposals Made On Nuclear Test Ban eB ani ie OSes

Rusk Off For Moscow And Pact Signing   Ready To Talk On Other Items With Russian Leaders

Rusk Leaves For Moscow To Sign Pac!  Visit Expected To Entail More  yr UY , En fro Le ad mast mm a,   PRIVATE LETTER

Delegates Off To Sign Treaty   Rusk Will Explore East-West Deals

Gls Skirmish With Reds In Korea’s No-Mans-Land...See Col. 1   Weather   TO EXPLORE OTHER TOPICS WITH NIKITA   Rusk Leaves For Moscow To Sign Nuclear Test Ban Pact

Rusk Goes To Russia  For Talks  Secretary Of State   Secretary Of State To Sign Ban Pact, Probe Other Areas

Rusk Leaves For Moscow To Sign Pact   Secretary Heads 12-Man Delegation To Meet Mr. K.

Rusk Off To Russia To Sign Ban Treaty   Private Letter From Kennedy Carried; Further Talks Planned With Khrushchev

Dixie Senators Gird for Fight  Oppose President’: Cc ..]l Dinkae Dilame

Senators Hif JFK's CR Plan   Georgia's Russell Leading Southern Opposition Group

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Dixie Senators Gird For Fight Against Civil Rights Bills

Denounced As Step to ‘Statism’  Dixie Senators Are Present at  Closed Meeting

Dixie Senators Fighting Bills On Civil Rights   Plan Called Step Toward Statism  By Sen. Russell

Gear bight For Kennedy Rights Plan   Southern Senator: Say Its a Step Toward Statism

‘Statism cry  from south Civil rights plea denounced bv Dixiecrats

Southern Senators  Get Set  To Fight JFK   To Fight JFK Rights Plans

50-Mile Goal:   Marines Hit Road Following Fast Pace Set By Fitness Fans

DAY OF DECISION FOR MARINES  34. Officers Start 50-Mile Hike To Prove Their Fitness

Bangor Resident Victim: Youth’s Slaying Termed ‘Cold-Blooded Murder’

Jailbreakers Are Caught  Wichitane Nabbed   Wichitans Nabbed Hour Apart In Arkansas

Referendum plans made by committee  Group organizes   Group organizes to give data to wheat farmers

National Committee Charts Campaign To ‘Sell’ Farmers On Wheat Program’s Merits

Guyandotte, Tug Out OF Banks Again  New Storm Moving Into Ohio Valley; Minana Arane Hit

Stephenville Savings & Loan Assn. Announces Dividend Rate Increase

Millions See Oswald Slain   Revolt Against Justice In Death of ‘Assassin’

Millions are witnesses Oswald slaying stuns viewers across nation

— NATION WATCHES IN HORROR —  Most See Oswald Slaying As Revolt Against Code   Assassination Map  Said Left By Oswald

TV Millions Horrified by Oswald Deat   Mixed Opinions Are Voiced Regarding Murderous Act

3 From C abell Indicted   Two Huntington Cops Suspended After Being Charged In Hoffa Case

Test Ban Treaty To Go to Senate Soon: Fulbright  Expect Ratification By Large Majority

Senate May Get Treaty In 2 Weeks   Fulbright Predicts Approval Easily When He Is Reported To Senate by His Committee

Senate May Get Tests Treaty In Two Weeks  Ratification of Pact Predicted hv   Ratification of Pact Predicted by Committee Chief

Nuclear Treaty Progress Noted By Committee  Senate Is. Likely To Begin Acting   Senate Is. Likely To Begin Acting Within 2 Weeks

Ban Treaty Soon Ready For Senate   Fulbright Expects Little Opposition; McCone Adds Boos’

Test Ban Pact Vote Slated In 2 Weeks   Fewer than 20 Senate Ballots against Plan Is Leader’s Prediction

Sen. Fulbright Dradicts Okay . Of Nuclear Pact  CIA Chief Backs Test Ban; Lemay Shows ‘Concern’

Fulbright Sees Overwhelming Approval  Senate’s Vote On Test Ban Treaty Seen In 2 Weeks

Senate May Get Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Within Two Weeks      Overwhelming Ratification Predicted By Sen. Fulbright

Senate Due To Act Soon On Ban Paei   Committee Should Send Plan To Floor Within Two Weeks

The Weather   Test Ban Pact Vote Slated In 2 Weeks   Fewer Than 20 Senate Ballots Against Plan Is Leader's Prediction

Nuclear Pact Prepared For Senate Floor  Sen. Fulbright Says Treaty To Be Ready

Pact on Floor in 2 Weeks  Fulbright Sees Strong Senate Treaty Support

SER ee ee Oe —_——  Demo Leaders Apparently Will Top Conservatives

JFK Liberals May Control Machinery  Kennedy Victor Sieg OOsk. Pm menn.

Opening Wednesday  Test Of Strength On First Day Of Congress Faced By Kennedy

Demo Leaders Have Winning Combination Eor Wed. Ouenina Dav House Fiaht

Conservatives Are Eyed —  Dems Feel They Have Things Under Control In Congress' Lineup

Montana's House Gets Flying Start   Democratic Leaders Primed For Opening House Struggle

INSIDE YOUR TRIBUINE TODAY   ACCIDENT FACTS   Rights Bill Passage Is Predicted

Legislative Doings: New Ap proach Studied  To Reorganization Lau

South Korean Parties Defy Ban By Junta   Ex-President Yun Po-Sun Leads Demonstration Of His Supporters:

Federal Troops In Alabama   3,000 Within Easy Striking Distance Of Birmingham

‘Coserament Statistics Invite Fears That Inflation May Be Straining The Leash Again

AP News Analysis umn a  Statistics Renew Fear of New Round of Inflation

Carroll Coaster—   Inflation Straining at the Leash, Statistics Indicate

Statistics Disturbing  U.S. Inflation Again Rears Its Ugly Head   An Associated Press News Analysis

Inflation Straining At Leash, Businessmen Feel It Won't Get Loose

An AP News Analysis     Recent Price Increases Hint at New Inflation

Federal Data Indicate Chance Of Inflation  But Most Business Leaders Doubt Any ee oe ee a

IN DEX   BUSINESSMEN WORRY Threat of Inflation  ~ Straining ct Leash’

Federal Data Indicate Chance Of Inflation  Sut Most Business   But Most Business Leaders Doubt Any Runaway Is Coming

New Inflation?   Most Businessmen Doubt Prospec!   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS AP Business News Writer

Price- Raising Gains in Recent Months  iNew Statistics Hint Inftlatior

Pope Hints  Hungary  Easing Curl U.S. Reported  Preparing Renewed Ties

Hungarians Told Good News Nea:  Pope Asks Bishops To Attend Council

Welcome, Firemen of the Great Southwest! ST   Internal Opposition Brews Against Castrc   the scene reporting of its ups and downs.  By GEORGC ARFELD Associated Press Staff Writer

Confident Fidel Castro, Despite Much Opposition, Still Maintains Iron Grip On Cuba   By GEOKGE ARFELD Assoclated Presg Slaff Writer

First Lady Leaves Hospital, Holding President's Hand  Recovery From Last Week’s Caesarean Operation Excellent

Kennedy Takes His Wife Home From Hospifal   Walks To Waiting Car

Go to Squaw Island... President Escorts Wife From Air Base Hospital

Walks To Waiting Car Jackie Leaves Hospital,  Holding President’s Hand

WU tO OGUuGW friand’...  President Escorts Wife From Air Base Hospital

Athens Cut Off By Rising Flood: Many Evacuated   No Major Flood Likely On Ohio; Crest Due Saturday

Floods Isolate Athens; Dorms Evacuated   River Six Feet Over Banks, Scioto Shows New Rise

River 6 Feet Above Banks   Most Streams Recede; Scioto Shows New Rise

Playgirl Mandy Names Douglas Fairbanks Jr. as Her Love-Nest Client

Girl Tells Of Intimacy With Ex-Star   Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Linked in British Sin-Sex Scandal

Jouglas Fairbanks, Jr.. Named  Mandy Tells Of Incidents In Morals Trial Of Ward

Blonde, 18, Tells of Affair .. .  Fairbanks Name Enters Vice Trial

‘Christine Reviewed   Christine Reviewed ~  Mandy Goes On Stand Today In Profumo Trial

TOKYO — Hanoi Radio said North Viet Nam published and distributed 334,000 gnti-American books during last week's “Hate America” campaign.

Exhausted   Mandy Testifies Lord Astor, Doug Fairbanks Slept Here

i 18-¥ear-Olds Te ostim ony 7  Doug Fairbanks Jr. ‘Linked To Ward Case

ritish ex Scandal Testimony Continues Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Implicated By ‘Mandy’

More dirt at vice trial  Mandy claims affair with Fairbanks, Jr.

British Callgirl Testifies:  Had Relations With Doug Fairbanks Jr.   See Picture Page 10

Romney Readies Last Tax Meets  Sources of Support Are Still Uncertain

Foundation Plan Killed in the House....  Anderson to Renew School Aid Efforts

Sleet Hits Kansas Areas   Northeast Also Gets Some Freezina Rain

Makahs, Elwha, Ozettes  Indians battling new law extension measure

‘Attorney General Moves to Block  Further Disorders Across South

Cape gives new space hero big welcome   Thanks Crowd   Cooper talks with Glenn; visits Kennedy Tuesday

Engineer Testifies Knowles Would Flood 2 Power Sites Proposed by Indian Tribes

One Dead, 16 Injured at Duluth ‘Runaway Truck Hits 7 Cars. 3 Buildinas

CLUTCH FAILS, BRAKES BURN OUT Runaway Semitrailer Kills Girl, Wrecks Autos, Duluth Buildinas

State Traffic Toll Rises — Runaway Truck Kills Girl, 6; Injures 16

Board Ponders Negro’s Ouster  Mississippi U. Mav   Mississippi U. May Seek Permission To Expel Meredith

Because of Public Statements  Ole Miss May Try To Expel Meredith

Funeral pvre   Committee meets today — Ole Miss looking: for way to expel Meredith for remarks

College Board Seeks Permit to Expel Meredith  Governor Tells of Proposed Action

STRIKE THREATENED   Mississippi Committee Probes Meredith Status

Meredith’s Expulsion  Being Eyed   Board Will Discuss Whether To Ask U.S. Court’s Okay

Bill Limits — Practice Of.  Radar Traps  Measure Goes To Governor; May Be Recalled

Bishop Fred Pierce Corson hails Pope John XXIII as a great religious leader to all faiths. Page 12.   Bells Ring Dirge For Dead Pope 

First Battle Of New Session Er rupts  AlookAt What's Happening In I opeka

Cuba Squall Over: Shots ‘In Error’   Tension Eases After Note; U.S. Eves Troop Status

Latest Crisis Over Cuba Fades But Vexing Problem  Of Soviet Troops Remains

U.S. Turns To More Lingering Cuban Problem: Russian Troops Still There

More Thunder Than Lightning In Cuban Squall  i7¢ Sse;   U.S. Still Ponders Lingering Problem. Soviet Troops On Isle

U.S. Turns Back To Russian Troops In Cuba   Time Near for New Look at Troops Still There

Cuban Message Claims Planes Fired In Error   Removal of Soviet Troops From Island Now No.1 Problem

Washington Officials Turn Again To Problem of Thousands of Soviet Troops Still in Cuba

New Cuban Squall Goes, Troops Stay  U. S. Officials Turn To Saldier Problem   U. S. Officials Turn To Soldier Problem As Tension Is Eased

MIG Attack Is Called Error   Tension Drops Sharply After Note; Castro Reported Ready to Explain

Notes Quieten Uproar... New Cuban Squall Over, U. S. Wants Troops Out

—- MORE THUNDER THAN LIGHTNING  Red Troops In Cuba Sull A Big Problem

More Thunder Than Lightning In Cuban Squall   U. S. Still Ponders Lingering Problem: Soviet Troops on Isle

Soviet Troops On Island Is. Still Problem   Castro Says Cuban Migs “Fired In Error:’ Promises Exolanation

Cuban Squall Thunder, But No Lightning         Late News Bulletins

Castro Due To Explain Ship Attack   Kennedy To Take New Look At Soviet Strength On Island

ATTENTION NOW TURNED TO REDS STILL IN CUBA   MORE THUNDER THAN LIGHTNING IN MIG SQUALL

FIDEL CLAIMS MIGS FIRED IN ERROR   Promises Explanation For Strafing Of U. S. Ship  U.S, OFFICIALS   Turn To Problem Of Slow Withdrawal Of Russian Troops From Cuba

One Major Worry Persists:-Thousands Of Russian TroopsStationed Jn:Cuba

Russian Troops In Cuba Still A Big Problem   Tension Over Attack On Ship Eases Today

Kennedy Hopes to Stop Raids on Cuba From U.S.   Kennedy to Take New Look at Russ in Cuba

BUT SOVIET TROOPS ARE STILL ISSUE   Time Is Nearing . For New Look At Cuba Situation

Cuba Squall Over: Shots  ‘In Error’   ‘Tension Eases Alter Noies U.S. rrvop Siatus

Storm Over Attack on Ship Eases  Castro Promises   Castro Promises Explanation For Incident Off Cuba

Otherwise Tension On Cuba Eases   .Castro Will Explain Shots At U.S. Ships

Latest Squall Over Cuba Qulets Down, Troops Considered   Havana Promises An Explanation of Shots Fired ai U.S. Ship.

Speaker Stands Pat on Naming Of Committees   Important Change ‘Is Replacing Conlin

OTHERS ARE WAITING U. S STEEL MOVE   President Keeps Silent Watch On  Developments

ARMCO POST ADVANCES   Six Steel Producers Make Selective Price Increases With “Big Steel’”’ Making Announcement Today.

Deliberate Try To Raise Asia Tension   U.S. Officials Expect Increased Communist Activity

Atfack Felt Part of China Tension Plot  U.S. Thinks Reds  BDawalyes dw lARhAmOR   U.S. Thinks Reds Ready to Increase Isle Bombardment

Predict More China Border Activity   MAY SEEK TO SABOTAGE COLD WAR TALKS

Bavaria’s Terms OKd By Bidault   Must Be Met If He Receives Asylum There

Agreement Apparently Reached  Bidault Decides to Seek Asylum in West Germany

Cine smicied, Mian Je€en iinet AWwoy Te can  ton Blaze Destroys Atlantic City Theater

Atlantie City SurfTheater Is Destroyed   Eyewitnesses Tell Of Man Running From Scene Of Fire

GWse WVWUMTETEiee  Scranton Has Asked For Review Of Penna. Civil Rights Laws

Review Of State Civil Rights bows  A. B42 TD.   No Plan At Present n To  Tighten Statutes  For Legisla

New Appeal Planned For York, Latham   It Will Come Up In Denver Day Before Hanging

Private Income Up$1.5Billion In September   Reaches Annual Record Rate of $466.5 Billion

Most increase in wages and salaries  Personal income up $1.5 billion in Sept.

Will Women Wear Them?  Wider, Higher Sleeves And Shoulders Launchec

Ben Bella cancels U. N. trip  Showdown building up in rebellion *™ Algeria

MORE TROOPS. FACE BERBERS   Showdown ‘Near: in. Al giers; Ben Bella Can-   + - cele Trip

Algerian Revolt Showdown Nears  Ben Bella Moves More Troops to Mountains

OAS Gets ‘New Haiti Assurance   Safety Of Refugees In Embassies To Be Respected

OAS Obtains New Pledges From Haiti   Refugee Sanctuary In Port au Prince Embassies Honored

Committee Hears Report  OAS Obtains Haiti Assurance On Refugees in Peace Effort

OE ERIE ID A BEG YORE     Many Footsore Americans  Not Sold On Hiking Idea

One Killed By Car Nation’s Hikers Not Sure It’s Such A Great Idea

Hikers Turn Out in Droves Across Nation; Wyoming Man First Fatality

An Analysis Of The Bond Issue SitePicked With An Eye Toward Future Needs

An Analysis Of The Bond Issue  School Board Tries To Pin Operating Cost

An Analysis Of The Bond Issue  Space Shortage Is Critical In Present School

An Analysis Of The Bond Issue  Big Question On Bond Issue Is Cost Figure

Death Calls £. S. (Pop) Townsend, Newspaper Publisher -and Ex-Mayor

U.S., Russia Still Split on N-Ban Talks   Stelle Calls on Soviets Again to Stop Stalling

IUST WONT HOLD WATER GOP Leader Takes Issue Over Russ Wheat Subsidy

ee VISASTER TER IN DAY vy FOR t NATION  Jap Mine Blast     ne en's eel ED

Twin Disasters Hit Lu: : ee Dae Mee “yy on 74   Mine Explosion Kills 1717   142 are Dead After  Collision of Trains

-xplosion In Mile-Deep Japanese Coal Mine Kills 171; 671 Trapped

At Least 171 Dead In Blast   Another 67 Sealed In Pit, Fear Dead

Clever New Device Extracts Venom From Colony of Bees in 5 Minutes

Drive Starts For Test Ban  Harriman Leads Off   Harriman Leads Off Hearings In Congres: Behind Closed Doors

Senators Hear Harriman Give Treaty Appeal   Opening Witness Before 3 Panels

Where To Find  Averell Harriman Leads Off Drive for Ratification of Nuclear Test Ban Pact

Harriman Leads Off Drive For Senate Okay of Treaty   De Gaulle Decline: To Join in Treaty

HARRIMAN IN REPORT 10 3 COMMITTEES   Joint Hearings By Foreign Relations, Armed Serv~ ices and Atomic Groups Begin On Moscow Treaty.

Opens Drive For Support By Senators   Closed Session On Accord Started As Rusk Next Witness

Plans To Get Viewpoint  Of Military   Opinions Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff To Weigh Heavily

Ratification Drive Led Off  By Harriman   Foreign Relations Committee Opens Test Pact Hearings

U.S, Senate Studies Test Ban Treaty  Views of Joint Chiefs of Staff Held Important

Bid ForO.K. On Test Bar Under Way   Harriman Leads As Witness Before Senate Committee:

Pact Hearing: Begin Behind Closed Doors   Senate Committees Hold Joint Session, Question Harriman

Harriman °  leads off push   Ratification of nuclear test ban is sought

Harriman Lead: Drive for Okay Of Ban Pact  Official Appears Rf i» &   Official Appears Before 3 Groups In Closed Session

Harriman Leads Off Drive To Ratify Test Ban Treaty, Before Committees

Campaign Opens For Test Ban   Harriman Leads Off Hearings In Congress

State Payrollers Being ‘Invited’ To Help Elect Republican President

Peace Talks Sabotage In Laos Sector   2 Copters Shot Al, Set Afive By Rival Reds

oll Hits 18  6 Girls Die As Freight Train Smashes Auto   Return From Swim Party Ends Tragically

Robert Kennedy Issues Appeal  Meredith Sa ys He May Leave; Pressure Cited

Wants Mar ssment tnded  Meredith Says He May Drop Out Of ‘Ole Miss’

Demands Steps Be Taken to End His Harassment   Plans Not to Register for Spring Term Unless ‘Positive Chances’ Made.

Will Drop Out If Changes Are Not Made   Says Situation Not Conducive To Learning

Meredith Doesn't" ‘Plan. to Register   2m oe EN Peer CC armactary

Only Very Slight Softening Revenue Agency Plans to Hold Line on Expense Account Rules

IRS Gives Last Word On Rules   Very Slight Easing Of Expense Account Deductions Noted

New Rules Eased On  Deductions   IRS Wants Close Tie With Spending, Business Activity

Expense Ruling Softened   Tax Deduction For Entertaining Is Liberalized

Business  Deductions Sottened   But Only In Small Degree; New Rules Plug Some Loophole:

Yachts, Lodges Ohehed      Expense Account Tax Rules Eased, But Only Slightly

Diefenbaker Meets With His Advisers   Canadian Prime Minister Seeking To Patch Up Caretaker Government

CANADA AWAITS GABINET CHANGES   Diefenbaker Due to Name Defense Minister for   Garetaker Recime

Diefenbaker Acts  To Heal Forces  Works On Platform For April Elections

EUFAULA LODGE LEASE IS RULED INVALID   ‘CLEARED OF DOUBLE-MURDER CHARGE  Airman’'s 10-Month Ordeal Ends

Forecast Based ‘On Polls, Contact With the People   Expresses Faith in Public’s Judament

France Plans Tests  To Push Ahead   To Push Ahead With Nuclear Program Despite Test Ban Pact

Aggressor From East .. .«  2nd Armored Division Takes Defense Stanc

Yanks Stage “Mock War’  In Germany   Major Airlift Ts Campleted In Perfeet Setup

5,600-Mile Airlitt Meets With Success   Little Worries Begin For Troops As Divisior Starts to Unpack Gear

WORRY ABOUT ‘LITTLE THINGS’ Troops Prepare For War Game: After Massive Airlift Success

Armored Division Prepares Maneuver:   _ War Game Scheduled For Six Days From Oct. 30: Weather Not Like In Texas

TOO PERFECT TO GENERAL   Equipment For Division Gets  High Praise

Frederick’s Babe Ruth Champs Still In Series   Walloped Frankfurt, Germany Team 20>) To Set Record In BRL VW orld Series

Mansfield Dear ls Temporary College Head  Thomas Costello Takes Place of © De Lawie Rathaaehear

In Time To Meet Opening Day Of Fall Term— Name Acting President At Mansfield College

THREE KILLED  IN AUTO CRASH  NEAR SPARTA BALMY WEATHER  RESULTED IN 13 DEATHS IN STATE

Defense Cash Cut $? Billion:   Senate Committee's Action Protested By Sec. McNamara

Defense Fund Bill Trimmed By $2 Billion  Slash Brings Quick Protest By McNamara

Supreme Court Rejects Missouri Anfi-Strike Law   King-Thompson Bill Attacked  In New Ruling

U. S. Supreme Court Rules Invalid Missouri's Utility Anti-Strike Law

Re-Hea ring May Be Asked Dy Viissourt   Mediation Board Chairman Calls Decision "Weak?

Catholic Increase Above Average.  Protestant Growth Rate Lags In US

LESS THAN 8% INCREASE  Growth Rate Of U.S. Protestant Denominations Shows Sharp Slump

Bodies of 14 Found After Mine Blast   8 Others Missin ing In We st Vir irgin Coal Tun

Mine Yields 3 Bodies; — 19 Missing.   Clinchfield Coal Co. Mine © Is Ripped by Explosion: Of Methane Gas or Coal Dust

22 Caught By Blast in W. Virginia   Bodies of 3 Found; Disaster Hits 5,000  Feet From Entrance

14 Bodies Found In Mine Shaft  Virtually No Hope Held For Eiaht Other Miners

FEAR 22 KILLED IN MINE BLAST   HOPE DWINDLING FOR LIVES OF 20 IN WEST VIRGINIA

Rescuers Recover  3 Bodies   Little Hope For 19 Other Trapped Men

Find Bodies Of 14 Of 22 Men Trapped In Mine On Thursday; 29 Escaped

22 Men Trapped; All Feared Dead In W. Virginia  Bodies of 14 Miners Found in Tunnels

Gas Blamed In Explosion of W. Virginia Pit  Feared Dead by Rescue Officia‘s

Recover 14 Bodies Of Coal Miners in Explosion Disaster   Little Hope Held For Eight Others Terpned In Ming

Thirty Get Out Alive As Blast Traps Diggers   West Virginia Tragedy Scene Thursday Night

Hope Wanes After Three Found Dead   Explosion Near Natiows Worst Mining Disaster

Little Hope Men Will Be Found Alive   Fourteen Bodie: Found Today By Rescuers

Three Miners Dead; Little — Hope For 19   Violent Gas Explosion Shakes Coal Mine In West Virginia

Little Hope For Other Eight Men   Gas Explodes In W. Virginia Coal Mine

Vigil Kept, Rese uers  Probe Shaft   Gas Explosion Rumbles Through Clinchfield Works

Continue To Search For 19 More   Trio Discovery Doesn't Bode Well For The Missing

3 Bodies Found Blast Cause last Caused By Methane Gas Or Coal Dust

Hope Fades For & Other Miners  Trapped In Pit   Gas Explosion Rips Mine Near Clarksburg; Help Is Offered

22 Feared Dead As Blast Traps Workmen Deep In West Virginia Coal Mine

Little Hope Held For 8 Other Men   Violent Gas Blast Traps Miners Deep In W. Va. Coal Pit

Recover Bodies of 14 Miners After Explosion   Very Little Hope For 8 Others Trapped by Blast

Find Bodies of 2 Victims  Hope Dwindles for 20 After Mine Explosion

Job of Recovering Bodies of Miners Continues, Huge Blast Trapped 22

EIGHT OTHERS AFTER BLAST   Two Work Crews Trapped In West Virginia Tunnels By Gas Explosion; 29 Men Es~ cape.

No Hope 3 Others Are Alive   The Men, All Married Have 63 Dependents; No Cause Found  For Explosion

First Bodies Found in W. V. Coal Mine This Mornina After Blast Trans 22

Mine yields 14 bodies   Eight missing after explosion in W. Virginia

 Little Rajjec Killed Uncontrolled Crowd Blamed For Panic Stricken Elephant

vy 3 DINIS Passed So Far  Legislature to Bite on More Big Problems

County Old Settlers Association Will Have .  Bununl Picnic Aue 21

lke, Nation Mark Address Lincoln Delivered  ee an a a a oe   Lincoln Delivered Famous Text 100 Years Ago Today

Victims of secret police  Freed Vietnamese relate fales of extreme forture

LORTURE AND MUTILATION     Freed Vietnamese Tell Of Concentration Camps

Nakedness and Mutilation  ‘Diem’s Prisoners Describe Torture   Madame Nhu Denies She’s Wealthy Woman

Youths Tell Of Torture Under Diem   Stories Told After Release From Camps

SS = SS SS Se EE ——— OE OS  Released Viet Nam Political  Prisoners Tell of Tortures

Cigarette Smokers To Grave Earlier Than Those Persons Who Don't Smoke

Smoking Is Linked To Deaths; Report By Cancer Soclety   Results of Lengthy Study Revealed ts Madteat Raaacintan,

Cancer Society Says New Barrage of 'Fioures Link Smoking and Death

WATLY @RATHER RECORD   Coughin’ Toward Coftin?...  Lists Frightening Data For Cigarette Smokers

Core to To Disease, Death  _ Study Results Told By Cancer Society

Smoking More And Enjoying It Less? >_> i oss *   Study Links Smoking To Death Rate

CLOSING SESSION VMOMENATOLS ONE   SMOKER DEATH RATE HIGHER  New Smoke Study Made

Death Rate Is Higher Among Smokers   Death Rate   By WILLIAM C. HARRISON Associated Press Science Writer

Death Rates, Smoking Linked  Cancer Society Gives Report On Broadect Study Yet Made

After intensive Research...  Medical Report Links Diseases With Smokin

Broadest stud y yet shows death rates climb with extent of exposure to cigarette smoke

Tobacco and Health.... Smoking Linked to High Death Rate in New Study

Smokers Have Higher Death Rate  * * woo * * * * * * x * *   American Cancer Society Reports On Latest Study

Cancer Society Reports tenes e  Smokers’ Death Rates Are Above Nonsmoker:

Goes beyond previous surveys  AMA releases new figures on smoking and disease

Cigaret-Smokers Have Higher Death Rate Claims Cancer Society’s Study   Group Contends It {s Broadest Smoking Probe

= Is Broadest.Yet- Made On Subject - Cancer Society Says Death Rate Higher Among Smokers

Fags,’ Higher Death Rate Linked -Smokers: Inhale More Damaging Dat:

Smoking Row Stoked Again   Cancer Society Says Death Rates Definitely Higher

Results of Extensive Test Told   Cancer Society Study Is Based On 422,094 Men

In Cancer Society Report  Death Rate Of Smokers Linked To Cigarettes

Inside  _The Globe         Further link to death rate and smoking

Huge U.S. Study Links  Fatal Cancer, Smoking   Analysis     Background Of The News

‘Are You A Cigarette Smoker? American Cancer Society  Says It’s Sure Way To Die

Broad Studv By American Cancer Society     New Report Links Smoking-Caneer

MORE POLAR AIR PUSHES IN Vast Sections Of Nation Held In Grip Of Freezes

HitsNation’  Midsection;  Moves East Fresh Blast  Of Aretic Air Is Culprit

East, South, Midwest Feel Cold’s Bite   Arctic Air Begins. ‘New Surge Into Plain Section: No Break Up

OTHER PARTS OF U.S, ALSO ICE-GROGGY   Suffering And Deaths Increase Under Bitter Siege   ‘FAMILIES STRANDED BY 18-FOOT DRIFTS

WIDE AREA HIT BY RECORD COLD   Parts of Midwest, South and East Wince Under New Arctic Blasts

SRSA R EN PPR LE uw S EEIRERIainateenaaneenameeeeeemeenneeaaaenemnemmenemen!  New Arctic Wave Pours Into U. S..

Wide Sections Wince Under Record Cold   No Break in Offing; New Arctic Air Blast Hits Northern Plain:

RELENTLESS WINTER  Weather Clamps Polar Bear Hug On Sections Of Nation

House Rejects Bill Abolishing School Position   Superintendent ‘Will Remain On County Level

Measure Would Have Ended 0} Offic in Area  AIL... ©. Ld Wie beta. Aw.

New Revolt  Breaks Out — in Argentina   Retired Army Generals Lead Effort to Block Elections

The School Bond Issue—  Split Shift Use Would Mean Late Dismissals

The School Bond Is sue—  Base Estimated Cost On Similar Construction

Democrat Helss To Override Veto  Reynolds Receives Fair Bill Rebuff

Proration May Be Ordered By Wallace Soon  “rants tg Near  Needed $2 "Mi Ilion

Failure On Rail Rules  Issue Seen   Secretary Of Labor Says Both Sides To Blame In Dispute

Sees Compulsory Solution —  Wirtz Raps Both Sides In Railroad Dispute

Sees Forced Settlement Wirtz Blames Both Sides For Lack Of RR Solution

Wirtz Cites Failure Of Both Sides   Compulsory Solutior May Be Forced In Rail Controversy

Blamed For Compulsory Solution Need   Labor Secretary Hits Weakening Of Bargaining Selup

Railroad Deadlock Indicated   Compulsory Move Is Anticipated Bv Wirtz

Both Sides Chided in  Rail Row   Irresponsibility Charged by Wirt

‘No Affirmative Attempt’ Wirtz Blames Both Sides  In Long Railroad Fuss

Says Work Rules Dispute Heading Toward Compulsory Solution As  Panel Opens Study Of Problem

*Foreed’ Solution  On Rails   Labor Chief Puts Blame At Both Doors

Wirtz Raps Both Sides In Rail Rift   Labor Chief Warns Actions Threatening Collective Barqainine

Wallace Predicts  Dire Consequences      Wirtz Says Compulsion Likely In Rails Dispute

Says Both Failed Responsibility... . Wirtz Predicts Compulsory Solution in the Rail Dispute

‘Failure of Responsibility’ Wirtz Sees Compulsory Solution to Rail Tangle

President’s PanelOpens StudyToday   Management, Labor Draw Ire of Wirtz

Both are  ‘guilty’   Wirtz says rail unions, roads irresponsible

Wirtz Sees Obligatory Settlement   Secretary Says Rails, Unions Cannot Bargain

Wirtz Sees Dangers in Rail Dispute  Raps Labor,   Raps Lahor, Manavement

Wirtz Sees Rail Talks Lagging k ok ok Fk + ok Ook ok k ok ok & kK ok ke ok  =, aaa   Declares Compulsory Solution May Be Necessary

Cites ‘Failure of Responsibility’  Wirtz Blames Both Sides In Rail Feud

Wirtz rredicts ...  Railroad Dispute Headed For Compulsory Solution

Gov. Wallace Asserts Rioters Are Appeased   Compulsory SettlementSeen

Compulsory Solution on Rail Rules   Wirtz Says Dispute : Headed There Due to Negative Moves

WIRTZ LASHES BOTH PARTIES FOR FAILURES   SAYS DISPUTE MAY END IN SOLUTION BY COMPULSION

Wirtz Assails Both Sides in Rail Deadlock   Cites ‘Failure of Responsibility’ by Carriers, Unions

Both Carriers, Union Blamed—__. Compulsory Solution Coming In Rail Dispute

In Rails Dis In Rails Dispute President’s Panel  Seeks Rail Solution

Historic Ceremony  U.S, Brifain And Russia Sign Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Pact Is Hailed As Step Toward Cold War's End   Agreement on All But Underground Blasts First Major Control Accord Since 1945.

First Major Pact Since End of War   Three Signers Laud Agreement; U.S. Senate Must Approve Treaty

Khrushchev Beams During Ban Signing   Senate Must Ratify Before Becoming Bindine

Historic Event ls Witnessed Bi World Leaders   Kremlin Scene Of Cordiality As Pact Okayed

Niurushachney Pratses U.S., Great Britlat   Moscow-Peking Split Sharpened By Agreement

U.S., Britain, Russia Sign — Test Ban Pact  Hail Agreement as First Step for Cold War End 

Treaty not based ‘’on trust of Russia’  lt limited nuclear test ban ratified by senate

Pope Paul Devotes Christmas Day To Poor and Ill of Rome, Even Reds

Pope Mingles With Jobless At Christmas  ons. fe   Children Give Flowers, Wine, Lamb To Prelate

Pope Visits Roman Poot And Reds   Winds Up Rainy Tour With First Christmas Blessing To World

© TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religiogs Features)

Integration Chiefs Map Further Acts   Tallahassee Negroes Get Protection

Negroes Set Marches in Dixieland   Situation Calms in North States

Integration Leader Asks  New Action  400 Negroes Are Arrested In Wake Of Jackson March

Integration Leader Calls For More Demonstrations; 400 Negroes Jailed

At Segregated Theaters ee ers  Florida N egroes — Win Picket Ruline

N egroes Win Protection Of Movie Pickets  Lawsuit Planned To Open Theaters In Tallahassee

Negroes Plan More Protests   Accord Reached in Philadelphia; Police Seize 421 in Jackson, Miss.

400 Negroes Arrested In Jackson March  Leader Urges New  ar. ... re ay Sw   Leader Urges New Demonstrations, Biracial Meeting

Civil Disobedience Move Underway— Negroes Open Massive Campaign In Jackson

Civil Disobediance Rallys Continue  NAACP Head Charges ’ Nazi Tactics” In Jackson

Demonstrations on in Jackson Despite Arrests; Picketing OKed in Ficrida

Jackson; Miss, Negroes Plan Mor Weekend          More Then 400, Maa Thom Teon-Agava, Bu in Batention Gantavg;

Negro Pickets in Tallahassee Get Court Protection  Map Plans for Suit: To Open Theaters

Renewed Demonstrations Urged Police Hold 400 Negroes: In Jackson ©

Negroes Urged To Continue  Demonstrations   More Than 400 Marchers Arrested And Taken To Detention Centers

Detention Centers Crowded Added Demonsirations Seen at Jackson After Over 400 Arrests

NEGROES WIN COURT BATTLE   Florida Judge OKs Regu lated Picketing at White Movie Hauees

Mississippi Police Hold 421 Negroes   Church Council Sends Out Integration Pleas; More Picketing Planned

400 Arrests Fail To Stop Jackson Test   Mississippi Police Accused Of Using Nazi-Type Tactics

400 Negroe: Arrested  In Jackson Leader Plans For Renewed  Demonstrations

More Mass Protests In South Urged  400 Marching Negroes Arrested In Jackson, Miss.

Renewed Campaign Plannec  In Jackson, 400 Arrested   Negroes Hail Court Ruling Giving Them Picketing Rights

emonstrations te Continue 327 Young Demonstrators Arrested in Jackson. Miss.

Pipe-Cleaning Tool Crashes Through Side of House: Three Persons Injured

Millions Of Dollars Involved   Patent Procedure On Antibiotic Is Charged Unfair

Rail Crisis Delayed Five Days  Nannbkiatiawma   Negotiations On Work Rules Are Resumed

Railroad Negotiators — Back On Job   Non-Essentials Off Bargaining Limited To Firemen [{ssue

Now in D.C. Christmas plans uncertain for Mrs. Kennedy, children

_ At Florida Mansion  Mrs. Kennedy, Children ‘Must Decorate 2 Trees

Labor Party Says Scandal Spread Sure   Macmillan Hangs On Despite Plight, New Rumors Of Violations

Laborites Said Readying New Seandal Evidence   Civil Rights and Tax Bills In Hands of Seutherners   Vemocrats Protest Exclusion  ‘Budget Rebels’ Named Economy Hunters

Airplanes take over in Interior  Doa-sled mail delivery ends in Alaska

West Germans Favor JFK Plan  Mixed Reaction To Plan For NATO Nuclear Force

WIRE NEWS BRIEFS _ From Everywhere   Crash Of AF. C-.47 Fatal Ta Nine

WHEN VUNGUREOD UVUED 1U FAN  Taxpayers Still Lose On Overseas Junkets

Myth About Junket Funds Is Unfounded   How Foreign Money Can 6e Spent by Yanks

Bitter Dispute Flares   Myth On Capitol Hill   Lawmakers Spend In Paris At No Cost To Taxpayer?

Facts Dispute Idea of Some On Capitol Hill— Paris Isn't Free, Despite Persistent Solons’ Myth

‘Not Free As Some Congressmen Claim   Lawmakers Spending In Paris Costs Taxnayer

 Ex-Leader Still Hiding New Guatemala Regime Threatens Crackdown on Reds

Winnsboro Gih Graders Participate in Pilot Foods, Nutrition Study

Newton County Share Of Budge! Is$15.9Million  Ea ch Indiv idu al $538 Shor

State Share Of Budget At $2.3-Billion  Pettis Countians  To Pay $18.6

Pemiscot’s Share of $98.8 Billion Federal Budget $20 Million   Along With Which State Is Asking for $1.45 Million for Next Two Years

Mystery Solved, Stain Woman's Body Is Found   Killer Confesses, Authorities Say

2 Conquerors of Mt. Everest Need Airltft Help Because of Frostbite

On Mit. Everest  Need Quick Airlift for Two Frostbitten Climbers

2 T0 3 DAY MARCH FROM HELICOPTER   Air Too Thin For Flight To Americans Frostbitten In Night In Open On Highest Peak.

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Helicopter 'o Airlift Frostbitten Concuerors Of Mt. Everest

MARCH FROM HELICOPTER   Air Too Thin For Flight To Americans Frostbitten In Night In Open On Highest Peak.

Speedy Removal Is Needed... Helicopter May Not Reach Climbers for 2 or 3 Days

*Copter Unable To Reach Them  Aid For 2 Everest Climbers Held Up

Fr ‘ostbitten Mt. Everest Conquerors Facé 3 -Day Wait For Rescue Copter

Climber Rescue Efforts Delaved  Copter Can't React Victims of Frost

Cannot Reach Frostbitten Everest Climbers For Two  Or Three Days Says Pilot   TWO OTHERS WILL

Last Montreal Ore s Shipped  Mine Has Been One Of Biggest in U.S.

WORLD NEWS Top Cuban Exile Reveals Red Bases ‘In South America, Asks U.S. Action

Conlusion Marks Passage Of Reapportion Bill; Foes Make ‘No Quorum’ Charge

GOP Efforts ToCut Works Bill Defeated   Senate Approves Kennedy Program By 60-26 Margin

Protests By GOP Ignored In 60-26 Vote  $450-Million Plan Returns To House

Job Measure Is Passed By Senate  Republicans Fail To Slash Ww. orks Procranm

MONEY BILL PASSED  Senate Rejects GOP Bid Tc Cut Funds For Public Works

Move Taken To Protect _ Dry Woods  Governor Also   Governor Also Requests Water -Conservation

Forest Fire Threat Cited By Scranton   No Exceptions Made To Order; New Areas Curb Water Supplies

Diem Aides Leave Posts Over Action   Lodge Arrives In Saigon, To Voice U. S. Disappreoval

Lodge Arrives In Saigon Amid Rumors Of New Strife; Will Meet With Diem Today   TO MEET DIEM

Viet Forces Seize Posts   Take Over Control of Ministries As Lodae Talks With Two Monks

Ambassador Lodge Visits Bud‘dhist Monks Even Before Meeting President Diem

Lodge: Visits Monks. . Vietnamese Armed U Unit Taking Over Ministries

Rumors, Suicides, Strike Talk Have South Viet Nam Capital in Dither

Lodge Arrives To Assume Post In S. Viet Nam  Rumors Of Fights, Suicides, Strikes  aa Pp Tr PDOSICTAa rT

Leadership Of Diem Not Challenged  U. S. Ambassado) Lodge Visits With 2 Monks

Minister Quits In Protest fo Diem’s Policies  _ Lodge To Convey U.S. Disapproval  Of Buddhist Raids

Conditions In Saigon Seen Quiet   Third Vietnamese Diplomat Quits In Protesting Diem

Military pacing Over In Viet Nam  N ° Challenge Seen  ‘gies ier:   No Challenge Seen To President Diem

Not Challenging Diem, But  Viet Nam Armed Forces Taking  Over Key Posts

Lodge Arrives In Saigon Vietnamese Military Takes Control Of All Ministries

During martial law Armed forces appear taking over Viet Nam ministries

Armed Forces In Control  Of Viet Nam   Without Threat To Leadership Of Dinh Diem

Pair Will Clash Over  Crackdown   Third Diplomat Quits Post In Protest

Diem Still Rules With Firm Help  Of His Generais  Buddhist Roundup Continues; Lodge Talks With Monks

Military Seems To Gain Control   Diem Is Still in Power; Lodge Arttives in Saigon

Viethamiesa Foréés’ Take Over Contre’ Of All Ministeias   Miltary Will Give Ordars During Burction ot Mastal Law Pasciad.

LODGE CALLS ON BUDDHIST REFUGEES   Envoy Visits Persecution Victims Before Calling On Diem; Army In Control Of S. Viet Nam.

drd Diplomat Resigns Over Buddhist Policy  Conditions Appear Quiet Despite Reports of Strikes. New Suicides

CONDITIONS IN VIET NAM MORE QUIET TODAY   LODGE EXPECTED TO MAKE FIRST CALL ON DIEM

Military Takes Command Over Saigon Offices   Lodge Pays Visit To Buddhist Pair

Excavation Turns Up Bones   Vietnamese Armed Forces Are Taking Over Ministries

Signatures Are Challenged by Labor in State   70,817 Signers Not Registered?

Darnyard Party jor the President ....  Irish Declare a Holiday for Kennedy Visit

Attends Party At Homestead Of Forefathers      Sees Cottage Great-Grandfather Left For America 120 Years Aao

Drinks Tea In Barnyard with  Cousins Today  Greeted Warmly  In Other Towns Vn Ilptaed VI th

Tea In Barnyard   Kennedy Clan At Homestead   Khrush May Take Adornment

lrish Relatives Welcome Their Cousin From America   Other pictures, Pus. DA, 4A

In Fat ir Old Dun nganstown  sciemeneanemanmamamanen ee Seman  Kennedy Tramples The Ould Sod

NKenneay Makes sentimental Journey  o Fome OF Foretarhers  Cousin Jack Sips Tea In Barnyard With Kin

kal (tacit lacie m we euro Ai ewweve  President Returns To Ancestral Home

‘Cousin Jack’ Takes Tea and Cake At Homestead of His Forefathers

Sentimental Journey!  JFK Visits Homestead In Ireland   Widow Mary Ann Ryan Serves Tea, Cakes And Pies To “Cousin Jack”

lreland Greets Kennedy   Sentimental Visit For ‘Cousin Jack‘ In Old Homestead

Irishmen Excited By Rentedy Visit To the Old Soil’   President Hea Tae With Relatives at Hama at Parataihain.

Mary Ann Ryan Serves Cake, Pie To Cousin Jack’  Jubilant trish Mill

jmmety tea with cousins and neighbors  JFK returns to homestead of forefathers  

DRINKS TEA WITH COUSINS  Kennedy Visits Family Homestead In Ireland

Jubilant Irish Cheer JFK As He Returns To Small  Homestead Of Ancestors

Kennedy Returns To Homestead Of Forefathers Today In Ireland And Has Tea In Barnyard With His Cousins And Their Neighbors

President Journeys to  Irish Town  Chief Executive Drinks Tea With Cousins. Neighbors

Kennedy Visits Ancestors’ Homeland—  lrish Kin Entertain Cousin lack’

DEN TIMENTAL JOURNEY Kennedy Has Tea-Sipping, Toe-Tapping Visit ‘Home’

Kennedy Gets Wild Irish Welcome As He Journeys To Old Family Homestead

From Berlin To Dublin   President, Cousins Drink Tea In Irish Homestead Barnyard

‘Cousin Jack’. Sips Tea at — lrish Homestead   President Is Joyous, Full of Fun

JFK HAPPY ON TRIP TO HOMESTEAD   Many Honors Are Heaned On U. S. President

Kennedy Homestead  President Makes A Sentimental Pilgrimage To Hamlet In Ireland

AT GRANDPA PAT'’S HOME   President Drinks Tea In Barnyard With Cousins; Flies To Port Ancestor Left 120 Years Ago.

Kennedy Sips Tea With Cousins, Neighbors in Ireland   Tighter Policy Is Seen On Equal Work Rights   NIKITA TRYING TO STIR ENTHUSIASM  Spacewoman to Visit Berlin?

U.o. Correspondents View   Moscow Drab; People Not Unhappy   AP Special Report   By JOHN LLOYD

Compared With Past—  AP Writer Finds Moscow Growth Ils Satisfying To Its Residents

Inside The Times   Sen. Lausche Has Objection  Ouick Action Seen On Farm Bill

Rare Chance For Nebraska’ s Welfare  = 2. rt, ape gi mm c= sk ~~ ee ee tin « tie clo ‘ine Wes Mees ee   . « » NEAR TOPS IN U.S. REHABILITATION READINESS HEAI

Minnesotan Running Strong — Dan Foley of Wabasha Leading  Candidate for Legion Commander

GENERALLY CONCEDED  Wabasha Man ‘Almost in’ as New Legion Commander

Does Lying Really Pay Off? No!   Age Falsification Delays Wedding, Leads to Jail

[Christine Takes Stand British Court Stunned 'By 2 Female Bombshells

Study Group Cites $1.68 Annual Savings  Little Hoover Unit Recommends Resources Department Cost Cuts

For Agriculture, ) yr A g N « rl ic ‘ul t u r e /® a a vatural fresources Departments u ral R wo »S O u r ¢ e S D Je a rt m e nt S  # 2 C a C

rmirst ¢tan for Unto £0 LCOn“enmiee  ‘Little Hoover’ Would Combine Natural Resources’ 10 Divisions   By PHIL GUNBY

Ohio ‘Hoover Commission’ Urges  Shakeup in Wildlife, Ag Agencies

Changes Are Presented In. Reports  Fan  4 wd   Check Resources  And Agriculture

Ohio Natural Resources Unit ‘Shaved’ In ‘Little Hoover’ Proposal

Little Hoover Commission Makes Initial Report  Consolidation, Cutbacks Recommended In Two State Agencies

_~BIC SETBACK FOR GOVERNORRomney’s Tax Reform Proposal Is Defeated .

House Vot Crushes  All Hopes   Farlier Senate. Action Doomed dt'Po Failure  By KEN SEINER

Romney's Tax Reform Voted Down   Test Vote kills Plan In Governor : First Big Setback

OTHER EFFECTS PONDERED Romney’s Tax Reforms  Get Michigan Setback

M's Lhe Frersonalily [nat Tounts Study Shows Shoppers Rate Smiling Clerk Over Prices In Nation’s Supermarkets

Cuba Reveals “Ability. Plan Mor Workers   CART? EL ORIES   LOW PRODLCTIVITY

Tax Cut Bill Passage Now  Slated in ’64   Action Expected Early in Next Year's §  ion

Strike Remains  Snarled  Aid Refused By Scranton  Strike Primer See Red Arrow talk. See operators balk. See pickets walk. See commuters squaw Nobody seems in a hur Nobody seems to worr No see Red Arrow rui Isn't it a lot of fun?

Missing U. S. Co-Pilot 'Of B26 Found Alive in Junale of Viet Nam

Twisters Hit 4 States, Due in Midlands   ‘Sub-Zero Cold ‘and Snow Chill Utah. Colorado

CO. A INITIATES RECRUITING DRIVE WITH GOAL OF 44 MEN BY FEB. 24 _ Expect Strength  Of 175 on Roster — May Freeze New  - Enlistments Later

Probationary Driver Bill Due Vote In Senate  Plan Aimed at High Accident Rate of Persons Under 71

Permanent For Those Under 21  Ohio House Slates Vote On Driver Probation Bil

John Eisenhower To Be an Editor  Future Employer of Officer Identified

Today   Around the State . Around the Nation .  Aroand the World . .

House Beats School Law Repeal Bill   No Direct Link To Scranton Revision Move

Life’s End  MRS. FRANCES FLAHERTY  ‘ins emekd anemen. a= wai: Daa be

Awaiting Government's Decision  Marines Had 45,000 Men Ready For Cuba

45 000 Marines Ready to Invade  Commander Disclose: Others Were Preporec

45,000 Were Poised To Invade Cuba   Marines Had 100,000 More Ready To Back Them Up

During October Crisis  U.S. Had 45,000 Marines Poised to Storm Cuba

Awaiting Government’s Decision  Marinac Had 45.(100) Men Ready For Cuba

Administration Faces Battle Over Treaty   Senator Jackson Tells of Cautious Skenticism Raised

Court Turns Down Senate Reapportion   Yorty, Bonelli Plea tor Redistricting Order Rejected

Scream for Protection Alaskan   Gov. Egan Complains “We Get No Place With Pentagon”

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS Rwy Tha AcconintaAd Prace   Late News Off the AP Wire

Shaff Plan Debate In House Next Wednesday   Last Lap In Legislature If It Is Passed

herald  0 cents 3 a year se mail ; anuary 30, 1 1963 83rd y  Fifth ward     politicking sets louder

Melas says, fourth ward’s SE corner not neglected   herald  } your by . anuary unr ty 1963 ee  Fifth mantel       politicking gets louder

Tax Cut Plan Pushed Hard By President  Idle Rate Termed  Great Disgrace In Manpower Report

JFK Declares Unemployment Is Disgrace  Wants Tax Cut As Direct Aid To Create Jobs

‘News from Around the World .  Kennedy Urges Tax Cut   MISSILES IN CUBA   CLAIM LUNAR FEAT

Kennedy Pushes Tax Cut :   Warns Eeecen   Warns Congress of. Jobless Rise

Unemployed Rise Viewed  As Disgrace   Manpower Report to Congress Calls for Action, Not Words

Cites Growing Unemployment In Message; Jobless List  Up Last Month

Unemployment Held National Disgrace — eee grace  President Prods Congress  To Act On Tax Reduction

Tax Cut Plan Pushed Hard By President  Idle Rate Termed  yp os  a ee oor a a   Idle Rate Termed Great Disgrace In Manpower Report

VERBIAGE ON GRAIN SALES ACCEPTABLE   Night-Long Duel Turns Futile On Foreign Aid

Drunk Driving Chemical Test Bill Gains First Round Approval in State Senate

State Officials Hail Support Given Thruway   Day-Long Tour Made of Proposed Route From Williamsport to Cumberland.

Oi ae AUIRUSS Waa ee m LINE  Steimherk Defies East Berlin Guards

Waliy Butts Wins Suit Against Post   Jury Awards $3 Million Damages

A EE OE ME a Ma  Federal Jury Awards: $3, 060, 000 to Wally Butts in Action Against Post

Wally Butts awarded more than $3 million   Jury rules former Georgia athletic boss libeled by story in Saturday Evening Post

Ex-Coach Wins Judgment Of $3,060,000 In Libel Suit Against Magazine

Jury Awards $3. Million in Post Libel   Ex-Coach Butts Wins Suit on Game 'Fix' Story

Against Saturday Evening Post  Jury awards Butts over $3 million in libel suit

’x-Georgia Grid Coacla Breaks Dow  Jury Deliberates Gar Bralas Maniece   Jury Deliberates For Bight Hours; Appeal Planned

Wally Butts Awarded $3.06 Million Verdic! In $10 Million Libel Suit Against Magazine

Atlanta: ,  Butts Gets $3.6 Million In Damages   Judgment Against Saturday Evening Post in Libel Suit

Jury Says Ex-Coach Reputation Hurt  Saturday Evening Post Loses Case: Turvy Out Eicht Honrs

Post Magazine Loses Libel Case in Georgia   Jurors Reach Verdict After Eight Hours of Deliberation Over Story Which Claimed Football Game Fixed

Court Awards $3,060,000 To Wally Butts  Saturday Evenina   Saturday Evening Post Magazine Loses Libel Suit

$3 Million Damages Awarded   Georgian Upheld In Fight Against Game Fix Charge

EX-COACH WINNER ON ALL POINTS   Spokesman Says Magazine Will Appeal Verdict

Jury Finds Against Saturday Evening Post  Butts Awarded $3,060,000 in Libel Damages

_. Jury Finds For Former Georgia Coacl Saturday Evening Post _ Must Pay $3, 060, 000 In ‘Sports Fix’ Libel.

Jury Rules In Favor Of Wally Butts   Grid Coach Gets $3 Million From Suit Against Post

‘Libel Suit ‘Was Against Post’   Georgia Coach Was Accused Of Revealing Play Secrets

Jury Finds No Evidence Of Grid ‘Fix’   Bursts Into Tears On Announcement Post Will Appeal

Jury Finds For Former Georgia Coach Saturday Evening Post Must Pay 33,060,000 In ‘Sports Fix’ Libel

Butts Wins  Libel Suit,  $3,060,000 Post Article Said He Gave   Bee oe es oe

Verdict Against ‘Post’ Says Story Included ‘Malice  Magazine Editor Declares Appeal Will Be Filed

Appeal Notice Given by Post In Jury Action   Judgment Is Record In Georgia Courts

Butts Gets $3 Million Libel Cash   Jury Rules Magazine Story Wronged Ex-Georgia Coach

SOVIETS CLAIM HITLER’S BODY FOUND IN RUINS  AIITUQND CAVC IN.   AUTHOR SAYS IN BOOK THAT REDS IDENTIFIED BODY

50 Mile Hikes Are The Rage —   ee  BUT DISPOSAL IS 4 SECRET  Soviets Say They Found Hitler’s Body

REDS TELL U.S. AUTHOR OF INCIDENT Russians Admit They Found And Identified Hitler’s Body

Monks Lead Big Buddhist Protest Rally   17,000 Turn Out; 48-Hour Hunger Strike Proclaimed

Monks Call 48 Hours ‘Of Hunger   Police Keep Guard ‘Around Pagoda, But Crowd Orderls

17,000 Sit In Buddhist Protest Day   Monks Lead Protest In Heat, Rain; Call 2-Day Hunaer Strike

Beckwith held at Jackson, Miss.  White man charged with murder of integrationist

Seek Others in Slaying of Nearo Leade   Salesman Held; Prints on Rifle Match Suspact's

‘OTHERS UNKNOWN’ SOUGHT  Beckwith Charged With Murder In Evers Death

Latent Fingerprint Leads To Arrest  ‘White Supremacist’ Is Held In Negro Leader’s Murder

Telescopic Sight, Fingerprint Traced  FBI Charges Man  In Evers Murder

FBI Arrests Mississippi Salesman For Murder of NAACP Leader Evers

Suspect Held In Evers Murder   JACKSON, Miss. (AP)—-Byron de La Beckwith, white man, was held in Jackson jail todya charged with the murjer of Necro integration leader Medgar W. Evers.

Beckwith Being Held In Jackson   Still Hunting ‘Unknown Others’ in Charge Made by FBI

Man Held For Murder of Negro Leader  Federal Complaint Filed Against

Traced ‘by Telescopic Sight —  FBI Arrests Suspect In Murder of Evers

SALESMAN TRACED BY DEATH GUN   Fingerprint Of Byron de La Beckwith On Telescopic Sight Of Rifle Traced To Him.

White Man Charged With Evers Murder, ‘Others Unknown’ Accused Separately

Held for  murder of Negro   Fingerprint leads FBI to alleged killer

NEGRO MURDER MAY BE SOLVED   White Salesman Is Held Without Bail

White Man Jailed, Others Sought  In Necro Integrationist’s Murder

MAN CHARGED  WITH MURDER IN  NEGRO SLAYING ‘OTHERS UNKNOWN’  UNACCOUNTED FOR IN AMBUSH KILLING

Print on Rifle, Tracing of Scope Trapped Suspect   Salesman Faces > Charge in Negro Leader's Death

Traced Th rough Print, Gun Sight  Arms Collector Held In Slaying of Negro

Unknown Men Also Cited In U.S. Charge  Gunsight, Print Lead To Arrest Of Segregationist

Gun Collector Held in Death Of Negro Man   Greenwood Salesman Is Arrested by FBI, Held Without Bond

"Others Unknown’ Also Charged ....     Byron Beckwith Is Jailed In Medgar Evers --Murder

Release Seen Tonight For Trapped Pair   With Rescuers  ~ Miners Swap Jokes

Jobless Drop In December Disappointing   Number of Unemployed Unchanged, But Adjusted Rate Slightly Lower,

Disappointing Report  Only Slight Change Is Reported In Unemployment In December

Features Day In Legislature ——atres May tn Legisiature  Debt Service Firms Get A Hard Blow

‘BIG THREE IN MOSCOW  Hope For More Accord   U.S. believes most nations now in favor of test ban. Story Page Nine.

MORE, ACCORD HOPED Big 3 ‘Aides Optimistic on Eve of Treaty Signing

Curtain Up on Second Act of Treaty Drama   Rusk and Home Reach Moscow

Signing Set By Big 3 In Red Capital   Gromyko Greets Rusk And Home At Moscow Airnart

Test Ban Treaty May Bring Accord   Hope Seen For Bigger East-West Agreements

TREATY SIGNING COULD LEAD T0 MORE HARMONY   U.S. DETERMINED TO FOLLOW WITH MORE PEACE STEPS

Birmingham Policeman Downed   Three Workers Die \In A-Sub Flash Fire   Tragedy Hits Thresher’s Sister Ship

PS AND POSITIONS IN STRATEGIC AREAS 2322¢<eeoe42 McNamara States Defense Capabilitie<  RB. afameaszeans

NAMPA’S SEWER PROBLEM  Revenue Plans Costly; Cover Next 50 Years

NAMPA’S SEWER PROBLEM  State Can Halt Health Menace Due to Pollution

Skopje Death Toll Mounting   Plane Sights Five Bodies In Arabian

Ten More Survivors * Are Found In Rubble   Located Days After Quake; ' Victim Count Clase to 1.000

FINAL EDITION   ‘More Survivors Are Found in Yugoslav Ruins   Fitt To Head Pentagon Civil Rights Program

Skopje to be razed, rebuilt Ten more survivors pluckes  alive from quake ruins

Officials Discuss Razing City, Buildng New One  10 More Found Alive in Skopje’s Ruins

Typhus Threat In Skopje s Now Feared   10 More Found Alive; Dozers To Begin Sweep

Earthquake: Toll of Dead Nearly 1,000  After 4, Days   Girl Found Alive After 80 Hours Beneath Rubble

Wagner Hopeful wee  Newspaper Strike Nears Setflement In New York City

tngravers Hold Key In News Strike   320 Members Can Return Papers To Streets Of N.Y.

Diefenbaker Government ls Defeated   Canada Faces General Elections This Spring; Pearson Seen Favorite

Canadian Prime Minister Quashes — ~- ‘Revolt2-Schedules Election:in ‘April

Sets Canada Vote Apr. 8 After Quashing Revolt Acainst His Leadership

Diefenbaker Ousted — pias ceca a  Parliament In Canada Dissolved;  Vote On April 8

Rough Campaign Seen Prime Minister Dissolves Parliament In Canada: New Election Slated April 2

Surgery Cost $1,600 To Halt Fatal Blood Disease—  Sentiment Mounts for Worker  Who Robbed toSave Dying Wife

Ohio River Water Pollution Said  Reduced 92% in Sewered Populace

At Meeting Here  Urge Counties to Support State Equalization Board

M. McBride Was on Trip Near Cadillac   State Police Blame Defective Refrigerator; Body Found Friday

FIRST METHODIST HERE TO BE WORKSHOP CENTER FOR IOWA OPERATION EVANGELISM NEXT WEEK  Publie Preaching

FIRST METHODIST HERE TO BE WORKSHOP CENTER FOR IOWA OPERATION EVANGELISM NEXT WEEK  Public Preaching  Services Are Set

' Addresses AFL-CIO Convention  ‘Automation Official Declares  ‘Secrets Could Provide Work

500 Angry Africans Stage March Tn Moscow  Battle Police And Protest; Halted Short OF Kremlin

AFTER GHANIAN’S DEATH  Angry African Students Hold Protest Near Wall Of Kremlin

Protesting Death Of Ghanian   Russian Onlookers Amazed At Unusual Siaht In Capital

PROTEST GHANIAN’S DEATH     African Students Astound Russians, Storm Kremlin

No Disorder Or Show Of Disapproval  Negroes And Whites Mingle At SC Governor's Barbecue

West Gulf Coast Dock Workers Fall Into Line With Baek To Work Move

West Gulf Dock Workers Agree To tnd Walkout  sdore Alf   Union Urders Atl Longshoremen Back on Jobs, But Some Locals Refuse.

West Coast Dock Workers’ Strike Ended  ILA Orders 75,000 Members To Work,

Gulf Coast Dock Workers Back To Jobs As String Of Strikes Begin To Break Un

Dominican Head Says Tensions Mount in Crisis  _ Declaring of Martial  Law in Haiti Is  Blamed by Bosch

Martial Law Declared In Haiti; Report Troops Are Fighting In Border Area

Rains Wash Out Bridges one 2 Trainmen Injured In Iowa Derailment

HARK THE ©  HERALD - -   Neighbors Appreciate Efforts Of Firm— _

Vow lt Wuz  MERCURY CLIMBS TO. 50 ‘MARK: = ~~  ReerIi«zAT CFLIAWe ee

Here’s an Analysis of the Big Question: What Will U.S. Do About Reds in Cuba?

Flu-Like Virus Sweeping Baltimore Area Beginnin g To Fan Out In Counties

Some Suspect Asian Flu  Baltimore Flu Believed Spreading Into Counties

White girl, 15, beaten   Boy friend stabbed by Cleveland Negroes

STUDENT WINS $3,749  2,300- Poona: Christmas Cookie Cops Contest

Recipe for Christmas Goodie: Mix Ton of Ingredients in  Small Truck, Yields 1 Cookie

Widow Asks Death Not  Be in Vain   Detectives Have Fingerprint from Murder Weapon

Sleuths Check Negro Slaying   Intensive Investigation Pushed For Killer of Civil Rights Leader

Detectives Find Some ‘Good’ Leads   More Than $22,000 Being Offered In Reward For Slayer

$22,000 Reward Placed On Head Of Sniper  a a ee rn en  Mississippi Presses Search For Evers Ambusher

$77,000 Reward for Killer of NAACP Leader: Police Searching for Sniper

Kremlin Tells JFK OF Plan To Withdraw   Several Thousand Russians Ordered Out By March 15

Kremlin Tells News To Kennedy)   Soviets To Remove Several Thousanil  Before March 15

Details Of Washington Meet Bared   Reds Vow To Move Troops By March 15

‘SEVERAL THOUSAND TO LEAVE BY MARCH 15   Russia to Pull More Troops Out of Cuba

Kremlin Vows Partial Pullout By Mid-March   Note to White House Puts Figure at ‘Several Thousand’ —  No Deal Hinted.

Kennedy Told Units to Leave By March 15  Administration Critics Join in Hailing Pledge

Set Deadline of March 15 on Pullout   Soviet Message Basis of Briefing at White House

RUSSIANS PLAN NEW PULLOUT OF TROOPS IN CUBE   ‘Several Thousand’ to Be Withdrawn in Next Three Weeks   Congress Members Voice Varied Reaclions to Kremlin Move

NIKITA MAKES PROMISE ON UNITS IN CUBA   ‘Kremlin Notifies JFK  “Several Thousand”    Troops To Leave;   CONGRESS REACTION HEAVY WITH DOUBTS

 Number Not Specified Soviet Promises to Reduce Troops in Cuba by March 15

Kremlin Tells JFK of Plans In New Note   Several Thousand to Be Withdrawn From Area by March 15

‘Several Thousand’  To Leave in Month   LL LACT LCL LECESSLE  Babcock Accuses 2 Democrat Solons of Alarmist Tactics

Kennedy Gets Word From Khrushchev   Soviet Promise Only Specities  "Several Thousand’

Russia Says Troops To Go By Mareh 15   Kennedy Critics Insist All Must Get Out Of Cuba

by March Io:  Russia To Remove ‘Several Thousand’ Troops From Cuba

Kennedy Told Of March 15 Exodus Date   Notice Of Message Meets Variety Of Expressed Reaction

Units Will Leave By Mid-March,  Moscow Asserts New Acenrance   New Assurance To U.S. Discloses No Exact Number

White House Asserts 4 Congressmen Wrong Who Said Indiana Port Dead

BIVES JFK ITS FINAL SALUTE   Aiken Of Vermont Says: ‘History Will Hold His Finest Eulogy’   ALL DAY RESERVED FOR LAST TRIBUTES

Temperature Chart   Three Runaway Children Killed ‘For Losing $150’

ee ttts—<Cis  Survivors Of Plane Shot Down In Laos Will Be Arraigned As Prisoners Of War

State of Emergency .  ————  —____--- Escaping Gas Fills Thousand Homes

FOES PLAN APPEAL 10 HIGH COURT   Circuit Court Dismisses Suit Against Veto Of   Reapportionment; Denies Injunction Against Remap Commission.

CLAIMS KERNER LACKED RIGHT TO CHANGE ACT  “\ceve IIINAMENT   SEEKS JUDGMENT TO VOID ACTION ON HOUSE DISTRICTS

Sangamon County  Judge Dismisses  Contesting Suit Suit Was Filed By  Representative Who Will Appeal Rulina

SUIT AGAINST KERNER’S VETO RIGHT DROPPED   WILLIAMS SAYS RULING WILL BE APPEALED QUICKLY

Rate Hike Is Due  On Car Insurance  State Board Figures Indicate Auda. 1 Rise

3 Factors Are Cited For Boost   Bodily Injury, Property Damage Premiums Rising

Auto Financing Bill Moves Up  Public Accommodations Bill Advances in House

Cold Wave Veering To Southeastern States   NORTH AMERICAN LOW 81 BELOW ZERO Cold Snen  lore A Heat Wave Compared Ta Corte Paeaeel OS TIES At Vostok

Buddhist Burns Himself To Death In Protest To Discrimination By Diem

Buddhist Priest Kills Himself As  Saeenpectlenecernteeresnencneerencenrat  Religious Protest

Guerrillas — Spur. War on Castro Militia   Underground Tells of Land, Air Attacks in Major Province

Kennedy Polities Are Base  Goldwater’s   Goldwater’s Accusation Unanswered

State Conference  Status Of Women Is Discussed By Assistant Labor Secretary

BEEF CATTLE SHORT COURSE FOR ADULTS SET FOR DEC. 2-5   CLASS B RATINGS

Today's Index   ARA Vote-Getting Device, Senate Told In Bill Debate

Urges prompt, substantial tax cut  JFK reports budget deficit $2.6 billion under estimate

FOLLOWS FATHER’S FOOTSTEPS Colin P. Kelly, Il, Graduates From West Point On Wednesday

Private Plane Molested By Red Fighters   Allies Protest To Soviets

lito s Trip Is Altered By Flu Bug   Temperature of 100.2 Puts Him in Bed; No West Tour

FLU DELAYS CALIFORNIA HOP OF TIO   Hl In Williamsburg Wins Recognition tn JEK Meeting 

Young Sinatra Still Missing   POUNG SINGtG OC WVUSot  Await Ransom Demand

Defense Secretary Optomistic Johnson, McNamara  Meet For Viet Talk

ON BUDGET SLASHES  sane ee me  GOP Accepts JFK Challenge   @#1% \, RILTT WN

GOP Accepts Kennedy Challenge   IP Accepts Kennedy Challenge  Will Spell Out Budget-Cut Ways

Republicans ToSpell Out Budget Cuts   Accept Kennedy's Challenge, House Leaders Announce

GOP Accepting JFK Challenge  Will State Where Budget Would Be Cut By $Billions

GOP Leaders to Spell Out. Budget Ideas  “Halleck, » Bow. o Say Theyit '

GOP Studies Strategy for Budget Slice   Bow Leading Efforts To Reduce Spending Proposal by Billions

Tax Challenge Accented   ELIMINATES FS-1 FORM  Lanier Has New Insurance Plan

G.0.P. LEADERS VOW TO ACCEPT JFK CHALLENGE   DETERMINED TO SLASH BILLIONS OFF BIG BUDGET

GOP Leaders in House Accepting JFK Challenge  Will Spell Out Ways

‘We'll Be Responsible About It’  GOP Promises to Spell Out Its Ideas For Cutting Billions from the Budget

To Spell Out How To Slash Huge Budget   Accepts JFK Challenge; Will. Give Bill Of Particulars Soon

‘When the Time Comes’  GOP Will Show Kennedy How He Can Cut Budget

Plan to Reduce US. Spending Being Prepared   Republicans Hope To Slash Billions From Fund Request:

ACCEPT JFK’S CHALLENGE  GOP to Tell President Where to Slice Budget

GOP Leaders Say They'll be Specific OnU.S. Budget Cuts   Accepting Challenge From ‘Kennedy, Halleck Declares

JFK's Challenge Accepted  ee aoe  GOP Determined to Reduce Budget

Will Answer Kennedy's Challenge  GOP To Tell How To Reduce Budget

Tshombe Move Creates New Congo Crisis   Blasts U. N, Hopes for a Quick Settlement

Tshombe flees Katanga, kills hope for settlement   Tshombe says he'll return

Water Polution by Detergents Is Argued Before House Subcommittee

‘Hundreds Demonstrate in Chicago ‘As Nearo Family Moves into Home

Maryland To Maine Areas Hit   Wind Fans Flames in Rain-Shy Belt; Many Houses Burned

Rain Totals Two Inches In South Texas; F looding Reported In San Antonio

Weleome Reli ef .  Heavy Showers Soak Dry South Texas Farm Lands

U.S. And Haiti Recall Envoys   Disapproval of Duvalier Regime Will Continue, Officials Assert

ilieladiiaci lilies ie  ‘Washington Roundup   WASHINGTON (AP)—-Elsewher 4» the news fronl Washingion:

Haiti Acts fo Bar U.S. Envoy   Recalls Its Own Ambassador to This Country

Bodies Found in Car Two Missoula Women Die  In Double Suicide Pact

Long Session Threat Rises In Congress   Civil Rights Bill Added To Tax Plan, Mill Keeps Grinding

Late News Off The AP Wire   NEAR 11:12 VvVW   Cmivyt FAR ACCY...

Turncoat Held In Shootina.   Two N.Y. Stock Exchange Member Firms Suspended

Concerninglaos   "Civil Wer ta Lagi Has Been Taken OH Batiletald,” Haste wi,

President Criticizes Labor Head  Says Ty pographer Chief Obstinate In 75-Day Dispute

 Johnson to Hear About li—  Two Groups Protesting Naming of Cape Kennedy

Action Called Strange  Otto Otepka Fired Despite Dodd Committee Warnina

Attack Kills ) Americans, Wounds One   Violent Violation Of Armistice, Says Commanding Gen.

Gls Hunt Red Koreans Who Slew Buddies  Patrol Demilitarized Zone for Killers; Attack Ie Denauncec

Attack Denounced  Angry U.S. Soldiers Hunt Koreans Who Killed Buddies

2 Killed, 1 Wounded Near DMZ   North Koreans Blamed For Violent Armistice Violatian

Two Dead, Third ‘Serious’ Wisconsin Gl Among Korea Ambush Victims

Catholic Action Gains Strength  Leaders Ask Halt ' To Missouri Move

Catholic Pupil Transfer Leader  Asks Halt to Demonstration in State

HouseGroup Takes Swing At Record Budget; More  Generous Than Last Year

Panel Takes Swing At Big JFK Budget   House Appropriations Committee Cuts 9 Per Cent From Interior Department

Congress Backs Rail Proposal  Seek Postponement Of Strike Aug. 29

Rail Strike Delay Move Gets Favor   Support Seen In Congress On Meany’s Plan

Welcomed By Educators Interest In C ommunity Colleges Mushrooming

2 VICTIMS FORCED TO DISROBE  2 Ex-Cons Hunted In Slaying of Policemen

‘Call Police,  Have Killed My Family...   Wife, Daughter, Son Slain; One Dauahter Unharmec

No hostile intent displayed  Other U.S. carriers have reported similar eccurrence

—AT Fnorerax wire Picrure  Ho, Ho, Ha, Ha, Hee, Hee!      Hughes Vetoes Access Bill; Faces Major Tesi

Goes Too Far, Says Governor   Would Jeopardize Future Program; Cites Good Points

Access Control Bill Is Vetoed   Would Jeopardize Highway Program

‘Relations With Legislature Tested   lations With Legislature Tested  Access Bill Vetoed By Gov. Hughes

Charges Mississippi Race Bias   Home District Of Sen. Eastland Is Under Fire

By ustice Department... - Restland’s County Named ~ In Discrimination Suit

By Justice Department  Eastland's County Named In Discrimination Suit

MARINES FINISH TRIP Salinger Won’t Attempt Hike; Secretaries Will

Sullivan to make TV announcement tonight  Jackson paper ‘says attorney wil endorse Ae Lau vrauavnayv nm ata nda addua

Alabama Pupils Shun Schools; Tension Rises  Daliee Arrest Manv   Police Arrest Many During Demonstrations Against Deseoregation.

House Okays Fund For World's Fair   Pair of Measures Provides $350,000 For Alaska Exhibit in New York Fair; Finance Committee Drag Heels on Bill

Heavy Quake Reported in South Peru   UC Says Temblor Has Magnitude of S.F. Disaster

Operation ‘Big Lift  Is Rousing Success   Rusk Arrives In Bonn  For Parley On Troops

Today    Around the State . Around the Nation . Aroand the World .

‘Bubbly Sprite’ Has First TV Contract  Living Doll Named Judy Is Crowned 1964 Teen Queen

SHE'S ‘A LIVING DOLL’  Ohio Girl New Miss Teen as Rival Gets TV Contract

Crowned By Governor of Texa  Living Doll Named Judy Is Miss Teen-age America, 1964

Bolton to open race here   3 could seek GOP bid for his Congress seat

DELAY TRIAL OF HARRELL   Cultist Still Is Missing; Prosecutor To Seek Bond Forfeiture If He Fails To Appear.

x) Cult Leader Still Missing  Harrells Trial Delayed Until Nov. 12: Judae Il

JUDGE ILL; DELAY TRIAL OF HARRELI   Cultist Still Is Missing; Prosecutor To Seek Bond Forfeiture If He Fails To Appear.

Exhibits of Models of Various Space Craft To Be Shown at Fair, Starting October 2; Big Racing Program in the Making, Manager Says

Senators Hear About Dealings Of Baker Group Opens Investigation  Of Former Senate Employ:

Next Session Set Friday Secrecy S urrounding  Robert Baker Query

Former Democratic Secretary .... Senate Opens Investigation  Of Robert Baker’s Affairs

Probe Is Opened On Baker Dealings   Physicians, Clergymen Talk Patient Relationship

Senate Probe Hears About Baker’s Deals  Williams Tells Wha He Has Learned In His Investigations

Senafors Begin Probe ‘Bobby’   Former Page Boy Faces Investigation

Sen. Williams Tells Of Baker Investigation   One-Man Prober Turns Evidence Over To Inquiry

Baker Quiz To Be Held  In Private   Doors Closed in Probe Of Former Page Boy Affairs

Dealings Of ‘Bobby’ Due For Check  Ex-page Boy Grew Up Fast Wealth

BOBBY BAKER CASE.  Senators Open Hearing On Conflict of Interest   Related Story, Page 7

SEN. WILLIAMS TESTIFIES  Senate Group Opens Probe Of Former Aide's Finances

Baker Probe Is Under Way   Business and Personal Dealings Are Aired by Senate Committee

Sa i  a TO PROTECT INNOCENT  aot  Hearing Still Closed   Committee Faces ‘Major Decision

Senators Open Baker Hearings  Former Page Boy Quickly Grew Up To Wealth, Power

Baker Case Probe Begur By Senators  Ex-Page Boy Gained Wealth And Power   Deported for Activities — German Beauty’s Story Sought by Congress

Senators Still Studying Baker's Business Affairs Behind Secrecy Barrier

Senators Open Probe Of Baker Pressure Tactics Hinted By Ex-Democratic Aide

FP ALESEAALAD 2 Bw AAR Aner  “Senate Opens Inquiry Into Baker’s Dealings   German’ S Friends Silent  Veil Of Secrecy Shrouds Beauty

Baker Dealings Under Serutiny   Former Senate Page Boy’s Activities Questioned

IOWA VOTO? DEATHS   Wile fo win no-contest divorce from son of Henry A. Wallace   Bobby’ Baker probe  launched in Senate

Senate Opens Probe of Former Demo Secretary   Administration Pressed to Give ‘Story of ‘Kiss and Tell Frau

Britain and France Vow Strong Backing At SEATO Meeting   Reds Said Still Major Threat; De Gaulle Patching Up Rift

SACRIFICE EVERYTHING 'FOR FREEDOM   Many In Poor Physical Shape From Hardships

IT WAS 8:15 A.M. ON AUG, 6, 1945 Japanese Observe 18th Anniversary Of The Bomb

HOPE IN TEST BAN  People Of Hiroshima Mark Anniversary Of Atom Bomk

Russia Told To Wait   U, S.-British Say No Action On Pact Until Discussed By NATO Allies    Japanese Mourn Victims Of Hiroshima By Approving Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Hiroshima Bell Tolls; 18 Years Since Bombing   Enola Gay's Grim Mission Recalled

Citizens of Hiroshima Mourn First Victims on Atomic Bomb Anniversary

rl  INNIVERSARY OF BOMB e ¢ Hiroshima  Marks Date   CROWD OF 15,000

Hiroshima mourns for  atomic dead Take heart from signing of partial nuclear test ban

Rights Commission Kept In Business   Extension Bill Sent President Good For One Year: Permanent Clause In New Bil!

GUSTELS UF UNAS WAS: FARE  Tax collector Matthew tells of Christ’s birth

How the Stories Were Composed  The First Christmas   By GEORGE W, CORNELL AP Religion Writer

 The Original Christmas Story  Matthew Was Great Writer   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Roliuion Writer

 Gospels Of Christmas      Matthew Thought To Have More Ability, Better Information Than Other Apostles   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Religion Writer

Gospels Or Christ mas: According To Saint Matthew   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Relicion Writer

The Christmas Gospels Matthew’s Story Written In Days of Great Turmol

GOSPELS OF CHRISTMAS: PART I  Tax collector Matthew tells of Christ's birth

The Gospels of Christmas  Matthew Stayed On, as Others Fled, to Write the Story of Chris:   By George W. Cornell

U, 8. BRITAIN SEEK LINK IN NO - WAR PACT   Hore To Have Berlir Assurance Tied To  Nonaggression      NEGOTIATIONS MUS] AWAIT NATO MEET

Allies Talk With Gromyko  West Asks Greater  Security i in Berlin

U.S., Britain Concern For  West Berlin   Seeking To Link Russ Guarantees In ‘Peace’ Pact

Big Three Opens Western Proposal  East-West Nonaggression  a nee eee,

AUSK Opedks POF Washington West Brings Up Berlin At Soviet Peace Talks

Asks Labor To Endorse Rights Wait   Head of Porters Unior Also Urges AFL-CIO To Participate   Many Out of Work

Sleeping Car Porter Aide—  Asks AFL-CIO Backing For Civil Rights March

Student Leaders. Promise, ‘No Violence’ SC To. Appeal Court Order That Clemson Integrate —

Prayers, Fun Greet New Year   Times Square Revelry Will Be Televised

Throughout America and the World ....        Prayers and Merriment  Will Greet the New Year

" Prayer and Celebration  “World Leaders Express Hopes ‘For Peace on Eve of New Year

Prayers, Hoopla In Celebrations Set for Tonight   Million Expected to Brave New York Cold

New Year’s Observances Solemnity Of Prayer To Vie With Whoopie-Making Din

GREETINGS WILL COVER WIDE RANGE   Festivities Will Include Prayer, Much Revelry

Celebrations Planned World Leaders Expressing Hope That New Year Will Be Peacetu

LEADERS HOPE FOR PEACE  World To Greet New Year With Solemnity, Revelry

World Leaders Are Hoping for  New Year Celebration Will Range From Solemn Prayers to Whoopie

World Leaders Voice Peace Hop x *&*& * * * *&* * * kk kk kok ok   Pravore And Hinnke Will Mark. Now Yoar Adnont

New Year Just Around The Corner   World Leaders Express Hope It'll Be Peaceful

Syrians Kill Three Of Lebanese Patrol   Ia Most Serious in Series of Border Incidents.

Bi-Racial Groups Meeting to Work Outa Compromise   Demonstrations Are Being Held Up During Talks in Birmingham.

Bi-Racial Group Seeking Birmingham Compromise   As Truce Deadline Ends

KIDNAPED PRANK SINATRA JR. .  Bush League Crooks Pulled  Otf Generation’s Abduction      U.S. Defector Said Happy In Red Kore

Drug Firms  Charged Witl  Price Fixing   ‘Company Ordered By FTC To Tear Up Priee Lists

On Miracle Medicine 5 Drug Manufacturers Accused of Fixing Price

Life’s End   Lire $ EA  JOHN NIGGELING RITES SET THURSDAY MORNING

lt Walks, Talks--Plays Tug of War Haunted: Crazy Quilt Faces All-Night Test

THEY SAY IT CRAWLS AND EVEN TALKS  Quilt Not Only Crazy, It's Haunted!

L.A. Wins Opener; Downing  Vs Podres  Today  See Sports Page   30 Are Dead, Flora Still Is Roaring

PANEL HEARS TESTIMONY  GOP Man Filled Out Ballot, Witness Claims

Going To Philly, Then Texas:  Johnson Commends Action Of House —

Research Ship Atlantis’ Aim: Find Thresher  Navy Court Enters 8th Day Of Hearings Today At Partemniy ry

Ship Sails To Seek Sunken Sub  Atlantis Carries Electronic Gear  For Sea Probe

Negro Areas Quiet After Bloody Riot   Governor Protests Kennedy Action In Wake Of Bombings

Weather   Federal Troops Deployed Near Birmingham After Racial Rioting   President Orders Forces Out To Prevent Further Violence

City Is Quiet As Army Nears Scene Of Riots   Forces Encamped At Jump-Off Spots On Kennedy Order

To Keep Order   Kennedy Orders Soldiers Into Birmingham fo Stop Additional Racial Riofs

Governor Says Action Unlawful  Federal Troops In Vicinity Of Birmingham

Kennedy Orders Soldier Details To Quel Riots   Alabama City Is Quiet Today On The Surface

U.S. Forces Set Up  Quarters in South            By WILLIAM 0. TOME United Press.. International

Gls Prepared To Stop New Racial Rioting   Combat - Equipped Forces Poised at Bases 60-80 Miles  From Birmingham.   Near Riot Area

Debate Uncorked   Dry Forces Plan to Bottle Senate Served Liquor Bill:

But Mamma, It’s Hot Outside!   GOP ‘Not F ollowing  Barr y’ 8 Rights View’

‘Republican Senators Caution Party Against ‘Being Branded as Foe of Civil Rights Bills

The New Solons   Blended With Rains  Cold, Storm Cut Areas Of Nation

Tornadoes, Hail, Fog, Snow... Most of Nation Belted By Huge Winter Storm

Another Landmark Falls   Dormitory at Girl's Vocational School 1s Damaged by Fire

TRIED ONE, FELT SILLY’     1st Lady Has 3 Wigs, Teddy's Wife Reports

Mad) A EE, MESES See ear ot J ii ee 5  College Computer Plays Cupid

seven Inches In Maine  SnowShovels Replace Lawn MowersIInNortheas

Some Areas Hit by Fall Of 9 Inches   Mercury Skids; Snow Shovels Replace Lawn Mowers

Gapital Murders .  Small Businessmen In Harrisburg Are Arming After Three Killings

Cooper's Wife Disappointed At Scrubbing Takes Daughters To School, Goes

Legislature to Decide, but...      Regents Favor EMC Liberal Arts Degree

NEWS WALKOUT 64 DAYS OLD   UNION LEADER S OPTIMISTIC OF SETTLEMENT SOON

SABOTAGE THEORY DISCOUNTED  Fire, Panie Described In Fatal Plane Crash

Negroes Plan to March on Capita In Bomb Protest  Blame Gov. Wallace For Slavinga of Four

Alabama March Set By Negroes   1,200 Unanimously Back March to Alabama Capitol, Leaders Blame Governor

Negroes To Pin Blame On Wallace  Bho. bse kom.) aatl   ‘Plan March On Montaomer,

Negroes Ready For New March On Montgomery  Bombing Blamed On Gov. Wallace At Protest Rally

Plan Montgomery W alk To Blame Gov. Wallace  No Date Set for Demonstration Voted By 1.200: to Pray for Child Victims

lrate Negroes Vote to March   Estimated 1,200 at Birmingham To See Governor at Montgomery

Blame For Deaths Put On Wallace   Funeral Today For One Victim Of Bombing

Angry Negroes Vote To March On Wallace   Alabama Governor To Get Direct Blame For Bombing Deaths

Blame Wallace for Racial Tension ....   Birmingham Negroes to March on Capitol

Death Bomb Stirs Anger  l andere Plan MAarch ann Canitol   Leaders Plan March on Capitol to Fling Charges at Governor

Blaming Gov. Wallace Negroes of Birmingham to march on state house

Wallace blamed for tension  Birmingham negroes plan march on Montgomery

Negroes Plan Protest March To Montgomery   Expect Thousands At Funeral of Negro Girl

King Blames Gov. Wallace  Police Are Alerted At  Bomb Victims’ Funeral

Wallace Blamed For Slayings Birmingham Negroes Plan March On Montgomery Due To Bombing

flan March on Montgomery  Negroes Blame Wallace For Killing 4 Children’

Blame Wallace for Slayings of Children   Give Unanimous Vote to March gw Cente EE wen

TO PROTEST SLAYINGS  Angry Negroes to March on Alabama's State House

Incensed Negroes Planning March On Alabama's Capital  Governor Wallace Is Blamed For Death OFf Four Children

Negro Plan For March On Wallace   Group Blaming Him in Bombing Votes for Statehouse Push

Negroes Hit Wallace For Fatal Blast.   Protest March On State Capitel Set In Bombing Wake

Negro March on Alabama Capital Planned at Meet   Unanimous Approval Is Given Proposal

aaa ara ar 51 ec  Reaction to Bomb Deaths  Montgomery March Plannec

FEEL GOVERNOR TO BLAME FOR FOUR SLAYINGS   WALLACE ACCUSED FOR MOST RECENT RACIAL TENSIONS

Negroes To March On  Statehouse   Wallace Blamed In Birmingham Bombing, Deaths

Will Blame Governor  For Incident  1,200 Back Move  To Carry Protest To State Capital

Plan March On Capital Of Alabama   Integration Leaders Call  For Nonviolence

The Weather   Angry Negroes Vote To March On Wallace   Alabama Governor To Get Direct Blame For Bombing Deaths

Integration Leaders Urge NonViolence, Call for Greater Use Of Federal Power

, TO MARCH ON CAPITAL   Funeral Rites For Bomb Victim: Are Scheduled   ‘Birmingham Figures In Congress Talks

March on State House Set After Birmingham Violence   Goliad Man Dies When Hii- by Car

Will Voice Feelings fo Gov. Wallace   Incensed Over Bombing Deaths Of 4 Children

Place Blame For Deaths On Wallace   No Date Is Set For March; Seek More Federal Aid

Angry Negroes Set March on Wallace   Blame Him In Deaths 0 4 Children’

@ Plan March on Montgomery  Birmingham Negroes Blame Gov. Wallace for Slayings

Chicago Mayor Changes Mind  Daley Offers To Mediate School Board-Race Issue

Some Unpublished News of Sinatra Kidnaping — ‘Room Service’ Knock At Motel Door Leads to 54 Hours of Terro:

PMCS) of Kianaping  Sinatras’ Ordeal Outlined From ‘Abduction to Release of Sinatra Jr.

WHERE TO FIND IT   ITALIAN VILLAGERS DRIVEN FROM HOMES BY MUDSLIDES

45 States, 15 Nations Represented   Honorary Degrees To Be Awarded To Shope, Strauss

Buddhist Pagodas   AZUUUTEEOE £ Ops SPRSCED  Vietnamese Government Has Promised to Remove Guards

Kennedy Accorded Freedom of the City While at Galway   President Winding-Up Triumphal Tour of His Ancestral ireland

Kennedy On Final Swing In Ireland   Then Heads For Quiet Reception In England

President Again Gets Warm Welcome  Kennedy In Dublin For Last of Visit

Kennedy Hits Galway on Last Leg of Tour in Iretand; England Next

Kennedy Due To Wind Up lrish Visit   Flight To England For Allied Strategy Meeting Is Slated

President Winds Up Ireland Visit, Heads For Macmillan Conference

Menzies Scores Personal Victor  Premier Wins Over Laborites In Australia

Death Seems Near For Vice Figure   Young Woman Threatens to Name "Whole Crowd’

170 Arrested in East St. Louis Demonstration  Chicago School Heac Anartment Picketed

Racial Roundup  170 Demonstrators Arrested After East St. Louis ‘Lay-In’

NY 8 FENGE  Traffic:  Travel in State At Standstill: Sechanle Clacad

Merchants Protesting Cambridge Militia Action   Released Without Bail

4) Arrested in Truck Blocking  Demonstrators Free On Disorderly Count:

Held Hostage By Miners As Deal Debated   Leftist Official _ Negotiates To Get Captives Released

Union Head To Explain Deal Bolivian Miners Delay Release Of 19 Hostages

Miners May Release 19  In Bolivia   Leftist Leader Due To Air Agreement In Meeting Today

Delay Develops in Release of Bolivia H ostages  Strikers to Hear Leader ‘Explain’ Seitlemeni Terms

(0000000000000 0000000 CC® Left-Wing Bolivians Stall On Freedom For Prisoners

Frightened Cancer Victim Missing . After Court OKS Operation  Girl, Facing Loss Of Leg, Flees Hospital

For Hospitals, Colleges  Governor Set To Call  New Special Session

Newspaper Pact Made In New York   Agreement Clears Way for End of 91-Dav-Old Strike

New York News Strike Settled   Millions Without Papers For 91 Davs

Publishers, Printer Union Reach Accord   Only Minor Issues Unresolvcd — Stereotypers, Mailers Without Pacts.

New York Newspaper Strike Ends   Publishers, Union Reach Accord on Terms Outlined by Mayor

Strike Near End? N. Y. Newspaper Publishers, Printers Agree On New Pact

See News Strike Settlement  Both Sides Accent Poct Offered by Mavor Wacner

Contract Agreement Clears The Way For End To New York Paper Strike

New York Publishers And Printers Agree And Long Press Shutdown Near End

Newspaper Strike In New York Near Settlement Today   Both Sides Accepting Mayor Wagner's Plan To Break Deadlock.

NEWSPAPER STRIKE NEAR END IN N.Y.   Publishers And Printer: Agree On $12.50 Two: Year Raise And Some Use Of Automation.

Publishers’, Striking Printers’ Negotiators Accept Terms Proposed by Mayor Wagner

Printers Reach Contract Pact With Publishers  _ Agreement May End New York’s Longest  atvemmaane Civil a

No Word When Presses to Roll  $12.63 Package Brings Blackout Nearer End

N.Y. Newspaper Strike Nears End  Publishers, Printers Tey Ament Taeie

N. Y. Papers,  Union Agree   Wagner Works Out Deal; No Date For Publication

' Cleveland Papers Deadlocked  Strikers And Papers Agree To Settlement

Agreement Ends 91-Day News Blackout in N.Y.   Wagner Compromise Terms Are —- Aepgented by Both Sides

Way Is Cleared To End Strike Of N.Y. Papers  New Contract Will   New Contract Will Raise Wages, Cut Hours Second Year

Vay Cleared For End To Blackout  News Strike Settlement Reached   Way Cleared For End To Blackout

Way Cleared For End Of 91-Day Strike   No Estimate On © How Soon Presses Will Roll Aaain

Publishers, Printers in ‘Agreement   New York’s 3-Month Shutdown Seems  Nearing End

Costly Printer Strike in N.Y.  Nears an End   Both Sides Okay Terms; Loss Tallies $100 Million

Printers And Publishers Accept Mayor's Terms To End 91-Day Shutdown

Sik te hahah inl llama Si atinhilsinlel i eniineaiaasiniaial ees 7     Newspapers, Union  Aeree in. N.Y. Strike

3-Month Newspaper Shutdown Seen at End   Negotiators for Publishers, Striking Printers Reach Compromise in Long Dispute That Has Cost $100 Million

N. Y. Newspapet Strike End Near  Printers, Publishers Agree on New Pact

New York’s Newspaper Strike Is Settled at Last   House Defeats Measure  To Hold Line on Spending

Reach Terms to End NY. Paper Strike   Big: Issues Settled “With Pritters: in ‘Newe Blackout

Way Cleared To End Long News Strike  New York Priiiters, Ptiblishcrs Reach Paci Agreement

Wav Cleared To End Long News Strike  Nev ZY Y ork Printers  7. 2 cn

N.Y. newspaper strike ends  Both sides agree to terms proposed by mayor Waaner

Newspaper Shutdown in 91st Day  Clear Way to End N.Y. News Blackout

N. Y. Printer Strike Seen Nearing End   Wagner Reports Setdement Due On Major Issues

Agree on Terms in Newspaper Strike   Printers Expected to Ratify; 2 Other Unions Still Out

iNew York:  Way Cleared To End Long News Strike  Papers, Printers Accept Wagner’s  Settlement Terms

MAYOR BRINGS  END TO 91-DAY  PAPER FAMINE GOTHAM STRIKE  COST ESTIMATED AT $100 MILLION

Bid For Congo Force Opposed  Reds Seek Council Debate As Moscow Could Veto Plan

Soviet Bloc Opposes U. N. Force In Congo   Will Cost ~ $25 Million

Sales Tax Hike Faces First Big Test In House   Sponsors Appear Before Ways-Means Committee Tonight

State Sales Tax Bill Will Be Given Stern House Test   Governor Remaing In ¢ Confident Mood: House Budgst Awaits Test.

Where to Find It   Alligators End Hibernation With Aid of Several Boys

Whisky Price To State Is Called High  Above That Of   Above That Of Other Controlled States: Potts

‘Dear Abby steps into News-Herald feature parade  A new name is added to the star-studded News-Herald lineup of columnists and features beginning with today’s issue.  She is Abigail Van Buren, better known as

Controversial Issue  Atomic Waste Bill Studied   Caves, Old Mines  Possible Sites Listed

Release Prisoners   Controversial Issue  Atomic Waste Bill Studied   Caves, Old Mines  Possible Sites Listed

GOP Booms Crowley  For Second Congressman   Sen. Reagan Almost Did It:  Shark Bill Put Off

Johnson Calls Meeting Of Budget Bureau Brass; Spending Cuts Topic

PRESIDENT EYES POSSIBLE CUTS IN NEW BUDGET  OMmrasaifFaiain ATimnmer   SPENDING CURBS IN MANY BUREAUS ARE ANTICIPATED

LBJ Turns Sights To U.S. Budgel   To Review Defense Spending With McNamara, Taylor

“LBJ Directs Udall To Fix Oi Policies   Wants To Free Himself From Interest Conflict

Johnson Doffs Oil Policy Ties   Wants Interior Department, Not White House, to Hold Control

Ponders Defense Spending Curb...  President Turns His Attention to Budget

Budgets Getting A Hard LookJohnson Plans Curb On Military Spending

GOES BACK TO PATTERN UNDER FDR   Budget Matters Prime Concern;  Weekend Busy

Johnson Lets Udall Take Lead  Says Interior  Should Decide \ (31 Wl...)

Would Slash Defense Installations Johnson Turns Attent tion  To Budget, Spending Cut

Interior Dept. Will Set Oil Policy: Johnson  Doesn‘t Want Texas Ties to Be Factor

Johnson Telis Udall To Draft Policy for Oil   Obviously Wants No Personal Ties

President's Attention Focuses On Budget   Hostages Are Held By Defiant Miners

Johnson Frees Himself From Texas Ties....  Interior Department to Set Oil Policy

Russia Sees Germans As Real Threat   Stevenson Says Real Objection Is To NATO Only 

Over the Wall—Almost   Like Old Times  Cold War Clash Flares Over Germany in U.N.

Over the Wall—Almost   Cold. War Clash Flares Over Germany in U.N.

Grieving Nation Pauses To Honor Fallen Leader   Nina Khrushchev Weeps As She Lead: Russians In Final Tribute To Kennedy

Evacuate Pupils Ahead of Blaze  Church, School, Old Factory Are Burned

You’ll Find.   Oil Well Spacing Issue Could Stir Hot Legislative Controversy

Heat ee OIGdiCc CUG@imiuvdrs LTE Su HaTu SS ai Me Tape ELT U UHR Rea SE ee PEE  House Foreign Aid Defended a Council

Chinese Call Khru Welsher   Soviet Voids Pledge To Teach A-Bombing

-NEW TWIST TO RED SQUABBLEChinese Say Russia  Welshed On A-Bombs

K welshed on vow—Peking   ‘Promised to show Red China how to make bomb

CURRYING FAVOR WITH U.S. IMPERIALISTS’  Russia Welshed On Promise To Teach It How To Make A-Bomb—Red China

You Should Know . ..      Chinese Reds Charge Nikita Welshed On A-Bomb Promise

‘Accuse Soviet of Long-Developing Faith In United States Promises —.

Claim Russ Failed on Promise  Peking Declares Soviet Currying Allies’ Favor

Nikita Welshed Chinese Claim  Say Premier Vowed To Provide A-Bomb

BETRAYED PEKING 10 PLEASE IKE   Russian Premier Refused To Give A-Bomb Secrets To Red Chinese.

PEKING 10 PLEASE IKE   Russian Premier Refused To Give A-Bomb Secrets To Red Chinese.

Red China Says Khrushchev Welshed On Promise To Supply A-Bomb Data

\IKITA WELSHED  Red Chinese Froth Over Ban Treaty   Soviet Has: Answer Ready

Red Chinese Rap Nikita As Welsher  Renevged on Bomb   Reneged on Bomb Aid To Butter Up Ike, Peiping Claims

‘Knowledge Kept at U.S, Behest’  _ Asian Spokesman. Asserts ‘Khrushchev Premise Broken

jAtom-Aid Dispute  China Accuses Khrushcher  Of Welshing To Please Ike

Mining Firm Takes Leases In N. W. Iowa   Will Explore For Minerals On 2 300 Acres

Lightning Hit Would Be 1st  - No Airliner Known tr Be Downed by Bolt

Threat of Rail Strike is Unabater   Effort Seen in Senate  To Narrow Area of Arbitration

Senators Want Narrower Area For Arbitration   Threat of Railroad Strike on Thursday Goes on Unabated

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Survey shows Kansas farmers ———rer_ Kansas rarmers  Oppose selling U.S. wheat to Russia

Wants A Flag For Daddy:  John F. Kennedy Jr. Noting 3rd Birthday

Lucky Friday the 13th Given Praise Following German Seaman Rescue

Today's Index   Seaman Falls Overboard, Finds Friday 13th Is Lucky

 Ene ky On Friday The 1 ith Seaman Is Saved After 14 Hours In Ocean

~ German Seaman, Blown Off Ship; Swims 14 Hours In Atlantic, Then Rescued By U. S. Coast Guard

LUSSED OVERBOARD INTO ATLANTIC  Friday The 13th “My Lucky Day’ For Seaman

Friday 13th His Lucky Day Coast Guard Rescues Seaman Who Swam in Ocean 14 Hours

 . “RESCUED FROM THE ATLANTIC—~ F riday The 13th Lucky Day For This German

Lucky Friday The 13th...     German Sailor Saved After 14 Hours In. Bleak Atlantic

Shout of Triumph for Last Pint  1,000 British Students Drink Pub Dry of Beer

Ike Raps Kennedy  Policies Ex-Chief Stays   Ex-Chief Stays Clear of Race

IKE UNCORKS VERBAL SHOTS AT JFK REGIME   Says “Bundle Of Laws” Won’t Solve Nation’s Racial Troubles   HAD UNANNOUNCED WHITE HOUSE VISIT

Murder Indictments Sought  ‘Brute Husband’ Slain By Wife, Three Sons

Mother, Son Suspects In Murder Plot   ~ California Fiither’ Believed Killed By “His Own Familv

Medical Care for Aged Will Face House Vofe Next Week: Liberalize Kerr-Mills Bill

Kentuckian Defects. to Nori: Korea Reds  *. GI Quits Patrol in Demilitarized   *. GI Quits Patrol in Demilitarized 9 os Doanos Note for Bis

Pay Damages Jury Orders Nick Stirone   Extortionist Is Taken Back To Federal Prison

eadeouosical Hattte OF tne Ar aves  ‘Hello, Japan, Come Play on n Our Side’

TRANSMIDIERS BEAM FROGRAMS  Japan Being Bombarded with Radio Propaganda

Federal Agents Smash Chicago Policy Wheel   By ROBERT T. LOUGHRAN

Erratic Storm TakesNewTack; Likely To Dump Lots of Rain Along Coast

Hurricane Ginny Lashes North Florida, Georgia Coasts: Moves to North

Gale-Force Winds Blow Along Coast  Florida Escape: Ae fuinny Take   Florida Escapes As Ginny Takes Northern Tack

2 : Ee : . gia - ey : cae ie) 4 Ee PA : e * ory Pi é ¥     Carolinas Await Blows Of Intensifvine Storm

Ginny Hits Florida, Georgia   Threaten Carolina: As Storm Veers To Northern Course .

North Florida And Georgia Coasts Raked   Hurricane’s Winds Now 95 Miles Hour: Tides Above Normal

High Tides Push Along East Coast  Georgia Suffers  Little Damage

GALES LASHING FLORIDA AND GEORGIA COAST   Storm Is Moving North Slowly With 95 MPH Winds, Heavy Rain   TIDES ARE FIVE FEET ABOVE THE NORMAL

\2 Workers Injured  Grenade Explosion In  _S.F: Mail Room Probed

Kentucky Wallops Chandler  Deanthitt Wine   Breathitt Wins  Demo Choice

Wan for Help   GERMANS PUT IN DECOMPRESSION CHAMBER  3 Miners Pulled to Safety

Trapped Miners Are Brought Out In W. Germany  2 Rescued Throuach

Tra pped miners rescued   Entombed for week in flooded iron mine

Sales Spotlight   After Eight Days Three German Miners Brought To Surface

Following Fires Uprisings At Anamosa Reformatory   3 Trapped Miners Are Brought Out

Withholding Aid To Viet Nam Perilous —   President Says Such Action Would Be Likely To Open Door To Communist Wave

NATO Conferees Avoid Mention Of French Stand   Alliance Leaders Most Careful Notto Widen Breach on Strategy.

Conferees Avoid Mentior Of West Split   French Accept New Force With Amused Tolerance

In Split Of European Strategy France’s Disagreement  Threatens NATO Unity   Analysis     GREG SURIESE ain ee a   Background Of The News

BA'ATHISTS OUSTED IN NEW MOVE   National Guard Being Disarmed By New Regime

AREF TAKES CONTROL IN IRAQ COUF   Army Loyal To ProNasser President As Independent Socialist Government Is Overthrown.

Fighting in Baghdad reported Aref, team of generals seize power in Iraq today

Oliva Dionne Denies Stories By Quints   Battle Of Antietam Furnace Is Legal Squabble Over Cows

in Yemen Controve rsy—  U.N. Is Charged With  Inefficient Operations

UN Is Charged With Dooming Yemen Peace      Poor Administration Alleged By Observer Of Team’s Activity

Poor Administration Dooms U. N. Peace Efforts In Yemen, Source Says

Congressional Hearings  Labor, Sports Figures Back Rights Program

Meany And Sport Figures Give Ideas   Labor Leader Backs Rights Program; Commissioners Tell Why Of Success

Damage High In Indianapolis Suburb; Buildings Wrecked In Tippecanoe Co.

ees eC UR EH REHSEDES HOCH OSS REST HARE e eee BEET eee  Washington Roundup

TEST PACT IS FINISHE!   Senate To Consider Critics’ Amendments Monday And Vote Tuesday On Moscow Treaty.

Before Tuesday Vote on Ratification ---  Treaty Faces 2nd Hurdle

Senate To Consider Critics’ Amendments Monday And Vote Tuesday On Moscow Treaty.

Today’s Good Reading ....   Senate Ready to Vote Tuesday —  Test Ban Debate Ends

Debate Ends on N-Treaty, Revision Next  Noting Scheduled for Tuesday to — Ratify Pact

Where to Find [1   Senate Squares Off for Vote on Test Ban Treaty Tuesday

To Vote Tuesday on Ratification  Senators End Debate On Limited Test Ban Treaty

One Hurdle Faces Test Ban Treaty   Critics Will Attempt ‘Reservations’ Move ’ Before Tuesday Vote

Senate Ends Its Debate on Pact, ls Nearing Vote  - Reservations Coming Un for Action Monda

Senate Ends Debate; Casts Ballots Tuesday   Critics Will Attempt To Attach Reservations To Treaty On Monday

GOLDWATER PROPOSAL AN ISSUE Senate Faces Final Hurdle Monday Before Voting On Test Ban Treaty

Ri atific ation Vote » Set Treaty Reservations Pose Hurdle In Senate

One One Hurdle Remains   General Deba te On Test Treaty Ended In Senate

LARGE MARGIN FOR TREATY PREDICTED   Senate Ballots Monday On Proposed Reservations   For Banning Of All Tests Except Underground; See 82 Solons In Favor

Pact Has One More Obstacle   Critics Will Seek Reservations  Mondav

Senate Ends Its Debate  On Test Ban  One Hardlo Cited   One Hurdle Cited Before Tuesday’s Ratification Vote

General Debate On Treaty Ends; One More Barrier Before Final Vote Set

Reservations In Path Of Test Ban Treaty Vote   Senators Debate Pros, Cons Of Treaty

Embassies In Capital  Encireled      Prepares ‘To Evacuate LOO0 From Jtort Au Prine:

Dominican Leaders Cite Haitian Act  Defense Treaty   Defense Treaty To Be Invoked This Morning

Do Little Damage Opposing Armies In Laos Fight ‘War’ Nonchalantly

 Question of Control, Support Extent  ‘Farmers Vote on Controversial Aid Program Today

Cooper Busy On Visit In  Washington   Deserved Honors For Astranauts  On To New York

Capital Prepares Official Welcome For Space Hero, Fellow Astronauts; Conaressional Orators Will Be Quiet

, Buttons, Balloons And AUH20 — Election Fever Starts: ‘Gadaet Time Is Here

Have Sure-Fire ltems  Campaign Gadgetmen In Capital To Show Politicians How To Win

KEEP TATTERED FLAG FLYING Seek Bipartisanship In Debate Over Cuba

JFK Faces Foreign  Policy Test Seeks to Keep Bipartisan Flag Flying

Troop Withdrawal Promised President Tries To Keep Politics Away From Cuba

Kennedy Attempting To Refain Foreign Policy Bipartisanship      Republicans As Well As Demos Called To White House Meetina

Soviets May Scrap China Defense Treaty   Russia Fears Asia, Far East Military Clashes

Amendment Approval Seen Now   Governor Predicts State Voters Will Approve Tax Amendment for Taconite

During Taped Television Show . . .  Fidel Suggests Meet WithKennedy, Nikita

Fidel Suggests Top Level Meet With President   Cuban Leader Believes Differences Should Re Aired With Khrush Present.

Senators See Castro 3-Nation Call ‘For Conference As Recognition Bid

Castro Would Talk Over Differences   SUGGESTS MEETING WITH KENNEDY, KHRUSHCHEV

Peacemaker Role  Adopted by Fidel   Willing to Discuss Problems of Expropriations, Castro Says

Castro Hints in Filmed Interview  He’d Like To Talk With Kennedy

Castro Wants 3- Way Talk, (Himself, JFK, Khrushchev,) To Settle U.S. - Cuban Trouble

Castro Sees Stage Set For Improvement  Wants 3-Power Talks On Issue Of ‘Technicians’

Claims In TV Interview Castro Wants Improved  Relationship With U.S.

Cuban Premier's taped interview on TV  Castro thinks technicians would fight

Doesn’t Like ‘Ribbon Cutting’ ee 8 ike Nibbon Cutting  Hughes Complains About Demands On Governor

‘Darn Fool Duties Hit By Hughes   Ceremonies, Banquet: Detract from Work, Governor Says

WrRrATHER   Miracle Just A Botched Job  Great Jewel Balbo. BiG Farce

HILARITY IN HIJACKING _ ‘GETAWAY MAN COULDN’T DRIV  Workmen See Bandits Bungle—Then Move In. ‘Harvest’ Jewel:

WORKERS LOOT GETAWAY CAR  $3 Million Gem Heist Bungled by Hijackers

Wrong dan Chosen to Drive  Jewel Bandits Are Empty-Handed Because of Boner

Heavy Rains Break Drought And Heat Wave but Trigger Flash Floods in Some Areas

Montana Woman Remains Serious   Priest Tows Teenage Girl to Safety   {fier Boat Is Swamped

Montana Woman Remains Serious   Priest Tows Teenage Girl to Safety

Or So It Seems Ishombe Gives In; Calls On Katangans To End Resistance

Katangans told not to oppose troops   Wants to save his people from massacre

Ole Of LOVICS erect SITE Helena Area School Voters  Will Go to Polls Saturday   Rural Districts Also Will Vote

F Wake We Sele Oe     Helena Area School Voters ‘Will Go to Polls Saturday   Rural Districts Also Will Vote

Conflict Seen On Methods  To Domination  West Believed In Position to Curb Expansion

Crisis In Red Block A-Building   U. S. Foreign Policy Outlined in Special Capital Conference

 Split Over Expansion Path  Red Crisis Building Up, U.S. Officials Declare

U.S. Officials Say Red Bloc Crisis Looms   West Could Win Cold War Struggle, Authorities Say

Drug-Testing Procedure [s Major Issue  Senate Hearing   Senate Hearing Controversy On Medical Setup

$50 MILLION PUT BACK Senators Would Restore  Post Office’s Funds

Senators Restore PO Funds   Treasury, However, Loses Battle For More IRS Workers

To Give Policies  Pope Summons=— Many Diplomats To Vatican City.

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   October Shows Increase In Tob Placements

“Weather   FLIES TO OTIS AFB  Kennedy Will Take Jackie Home Today

‘Tawes to Talk with Whites   Cambridge, Savannah Calm On Weekend

Scenes Of Racial Violence Last Week ‘Comparatively Calm Over The Sabbath

‘Peaceful’ Demonstrations Planned   MARTIAL LAW STILL IN EFFECT TODAY

But They'll Be ‘Peaceful’ Cambridge Negroes  Plan Demonstrations

‘Useful Session’  Railroad Matter Discussed Across Bargaining Table

New Chief Executive Seeks National Unity   President Johnson Schedules Conferences With Eisenhower And Cabinet Members; Takes Oath Of Office In Presidential Jet

Johnson Pledges to Do His Best at Helm   Sworn In as 36th President Before Leaving Dallas

MEETS WITH EISENHOWER:  Mr. Johnson, 36th President, Asking Unity

Saddened and Solem Chief Executive Asks for Unity in America’s Time of Tragedy

'NEW PROTESTS TO PARLIAMENT STIR LONDON   Angry Teachers Take  Up Where Jobless Crowd Left Off   UNION IS OPPOSED TO PAY REVISION

Angry Teachers Ge In On Demonstration   Thousands March On Westminster To Lay ‘Complaints On Recent New Pay Scales

Romney Takes. Helm As Head Of Michigan   Demos Out Of Governor Seat After 14 Years

Romney Becomes First Republican Governor O iMichiaan In 14 Years

ARRIVES IN U.S. TODAY Rt ES INV. 2. IUVA!   Tito Finds Agreement In Latin Tour

Tito and Latin Leaders Agree On Key Issues   Yugoslavian Heads For Washington and Talks With Kennedy

Tito Finds Wide Area Of Agreement ‘In International Problems On Tour

 Like My Dad...’  Fathers Praised In Star Contest; Deadline Nears

Among Twp. Commissioners ee ae.  Police Appointment Stirs Verbal Battle

HOPEFUL OF CONTROL  Fire Lane Cut Around Raging Sandhills Blazes

Furious Winds Fan Blazes In Dry Woodlands  Situation Is Said Critical By Dist.

Russia Asks More Deals With US.   Khrushchev Sends Suggestions In Letter to JEK

Arab Republic Aims Revealed   Socialism Is Tagged As Economic Base

Edwardsville   Bethalto   Roxana   Hartford   Jerseyville   Carrollton   Carlinville   Kgypt, Syria, Iraq Plan UAR of Arab Socialism

Arab States Pledge to Form Republic; Aim to “Liberate” Jewish Country

Communist Movement In Trouble Widening Moscow-Peking Rift Alarms Red Leaders

Congress Held In East Germany Peking, Moscow Rift Widening;  Reds In Trouble

World Communist Movement In Trouble; Leaders Are Alarmed At Its Division

LEADERS OF MOVEMENT ALARMED Red Congress Retleets Fear  Of Open Communist Split

See Soviet, Red Chinese Rift Widening   Castro Draws Closer To China Orbit After Missiles Withdrawn

World Red Leaders in Trouble   East German Meet Expected to Widen Red China Rift

KHRUSHCHEV, SATELLITES FEAR SPLITUP : Alarm In Communist Ranks Shows Plain Amid Boasting

East Berlin Congress Widening Red Rift; Khrushchev's Alarm Shows Through Boast:

Communist Movement Is In Trouble; Rift Widens Between Peking, Moscow

Red Alarm Laid to Fears of Division   Nikita Visits Reorlin’s Wall

4200 AAR (VOWS CET Y OES ET  Berlin Congress Shows World Communism  Is in Real Danger of a Permanent Split

. Can Mao, Nikita Coexist? East Berlin's Congress Reveals ‘Communism in Serious Trouble

LEADERS ARE WORRIED  Red Movement in Trouble      (AN AP NEWS ANALYSIS)

Johnson Has Own Policies —  Stunned Nation Faces New Change of Course

Europeans Begin Rallying Behind U. §. Leadership   British, German Leaders Tab American Might as Key to Their Security,

Nations Back U.S. Against French Premier   Ameri an Power Tak‘séd As Key To Security

News Day, Night   Kuropeans Back U.S. Arms Plan  French Action Draws Attack

Use Of Committee Funds Cited  Another Colleague Rips Rep. Powell

Ishpeming Girl  ‘Miss Michigan’ Kathleen McLaughli: Chosen at Muskegon

habalabst dalchadelal cata Secags ‘Aid Scrap Keeps * ‘Congress On Hill =

Give Up Two-Day  Controversy   House To Be Held In Session Until  Work Is Completed

Atter Two-Day Fight  Congressmen Called Back For Further Aid Bill Try

>eason Off For Saturday   Decision Reached After Scranton, Goddard Confer

Mysterious Disease On Eastern Shore Of Maryland Seems To Be Tapering Off

Grim Evidence Of Discontent On Red Island   U.S. Urging Latin Areas to Cut Travel To Castro’s Bastion

Thousands Of Cubans Seek To Get Away   Secretary Tells OF Danger In Interview  Taned By AFL-CIO

Concerned More About Latins Who Want In For Lessons  In Subversion

East German Reds Report Bomb Attack   10th Anniversary of Revolt by East German Workers

YIELDS TO AUTOGRAPH HUNTERS  Blindfold off, Billie Sol  sees ‘true values of life’

W eather   YIELDS TO AUTOGRAPH HUNTERS  Blindtold off, Billie Sol  sees ‘true values of lile’

Federation Clubs’ Meeting Set for Friday, April 5   Will Be Held at Rock Vallew

Woman's Clubs of Sioux County Will Meet Friday   Rock Valley to Host Federation Session

Danger Passes In River Romp   As New Winter Storm Brews in Rockies .. .  Hundreds Forced To Flee High Waters

WAKA KK RRR RR RRR Governor’s Statement On Children’s Receiving Home

Chats With President 40 Minutes   Two Discuss Many Topics At Meetina

Pontiff in Plea to End Racial Bias - ~. ~  Pope Paul Receives Kennedy

JFK confers with pontiff in V atican   Space to racial discrimination topics discussed

PopeLauds U.S. Efforts  For Peace Reveals Own Prayers for Racial Equality

Pope Paul VI Receives JFK In Audience  Confers Privately For 40 Minutes With President

Pope Receives First Catholic U.S. President  Pontiff Extends His Blessing To American:

World Peace Is Principal Topic Of Vatican Talk   Invitation to U.S, Given by Guest!

Pope Greets President In Audience   40-Minute Talk Between JFK, Pope Paul VI

In Fight to End Racial Discrimination  Pope Assures Kennedy of His Prayers

Blesses all Ameriaans  Pope receives JFK in historic audience today

Prayers For U.S.  Peace Key Topic As Pope, President Meet In Rome

Pope to pray for racial peace, he tells Kennedy   Space travel   Can achieve peace   Winds up tour

PRESIDENT TALK PEACE   Communique Say Views Exchange  In Italy Useful

Paul Invokes Blessings Upon All Americans   Pontiff Discusses World Peace With President Of United States

Kennedy Has Audience With New Pontiff  Autographed Photos Gifts Exchanged; Talk for 40 Minutes

Pope Hudiles With Kennedy For 40 Minutes   Pontiff Says He Will Pray for President's Efforts in Civil Rights

Pontiff To Pray For End Of Racial StritePope Paul And Kennedy Confer For 40 Minutes      He Admires DeGaulle, Was Pleased With Kennedy’s Visit An Exclusive Talk With Ademat er

Paul VI Gets Invitation To Visit U. S.; President Also Confers With Segni

40-Minute Talk Staged At Vatiean   Pontiff Lauds U.S. Advance In Space, Efforts For Peace

Pontiff Cites Efforts On Civil Rights   Pope Compliments President’s Candor. Moral Principles

POPE EXTENDS BLESSING TOU. 5.   Kennedy, Catholic Leader Hold 40-Minute Talk   By Prelate Praises President’s Efforts To End Race Discrimination

. Pontiff Blesses all Americans  Pope Lauds JFK’s Stand in Rights Issue

President, Pope Paul Talk Peace   Pontiff Promises Prayers For U.S. Racial Problems

Talks With JFK Before His Speech   President Praised For Peace, Racial “quality Efforts

‘ Like Women’ Said Ward Before Trial   Copyright by Lontion Dailey Express Distributed hv UP!

Debate May Take Weeks Before Vote   ‘Liberals’ Back Draft; Traditional Teaching Reiterates

Recovery Seen Impossible:  Many Parallels Between Deaths Of Presidents Lincoln, Kennedy

Deaths of 2 Presidents Very Similar  Weapon, Wounds Of Kennedy, Lincol lronically Parallel

Independents Endorse Chew  And Driscoll   Political Action Group Formed

Up to seven inches measured today  Wind-blown snow hobbles N.Y. traffic

Kenosha native looks back  Orson Welles has no regrets _ about Martian show of 1938

‘Martian Invasion’ Created Panie  * * * * * * * * * * * x  Orcan Wollee’ Brandemnct DE Voare Aaa Rorallod

House Okays Plan to Wipe Qut Poll Tax   Move to Reorganize Licensing Advanced Closer to Final Vote

Thousands Forced to Flee Homes  — Rains, Melting Snow Trigger Floods In 4 States

‘Couldn't Catch U.S. In Lifetime?  McNamara Belittles Soviet Powe

Nuclear War Unlikely . . . McNamara Confident  Of American Defenses

Rockefeller Doubts East Would Follow Goldwater   s.. KITT BAT FY BPA

“And It Came To Pass...” Christmas Story Told On Heritage Record

Chonned Off $14 Billion   U.9. Experts Skeptical  Russia-China Accord Held Unlikely   Red China Agrees To Meet Soviets   NEWS ANALYSIS

Who Is The Reddest? Khrushchev To Lose ‘Face’ If He Goes  To Peking Meeting

Looks Less Like A Giant McNamara Becoming Too Dictatorial For Congress?   Reds May Erect Silent Front, But  No Chance Seen For Sino - Soviet Unity

ADROIT CHINESE CORNER SOVIET BOSS  Nikita Risks Loss Of Face If He Meets Mao In Peking   Analysis; WHAT THE NEWS MEANS

Russian-Chinese Talks  U.S. Experts Are Doubtful Agreement Is Possible

U. 5. Doubts Any Real Solution (Can Be Reached Between Reds      May Only Silence Public Row Behind Facade Of Red Unity

McNamara Looking Less Like Giant to Congress These Days   Doubt Real Moscow-Peking Accord Possible

VU. 0. EXPCHS SKEPHCa!  Russia-China Accord Held Unlikely   Red China Agrees To Maat Soviats   NEWS ANALYSIS”

Nixon Lashes At JFK   - Ex-Vice President Says Soviets Now Entrenched In Cubs

EVEN TICKER TAPE PARADE ATTEMPTED   Vice President Leads Birthday Song In Market

Johnson’s Welcome Is Almost Riot   Land In Shadow Of fron Curtain Goes All Gut

Thousands Greet V.P. In Helsinki A Near-Riot as  Friendly Finns Greet Johnson

Most Friendly People Thousands OF Finns Give  Johnson Friendly Welcome

Foes Of Diem Hurl Rocks, Jeer Officers   Fervid Finns Mob Johnson; Event Turns Into Near-Riot

‘i Warm Greeting   Thousands of Finns Mob U.S. iVice President in Helsinki

Senate Bill Would Increase Aid to Needy   Proposed Legislation Would Boost Payment To 92,000 Missourians

USS. Alerts Fleet Units  For Action  Rightists In Threat Against Red Forces

President Urges Agency to Study All Possible Cuts   ‘Cost Consciousness’ Of Workers Linked  To Job Promotions

+ 3 tt tt ot ot 2  Temperatures YESTERDAY   Sr Cl eT eCLm  HIGH - 71 AT 3 P.M. LOW - 58 AT 3 A.M.  ot 3b bb be  Reds Assemble To Discuss viet Ideology

Fighting Rages in Sahara   Ben Bella Calls Cabinet Into Emeraency Session

Big Storm In Caribbean  Island Off Venezuela Is Hit By Flora, Most Dangerous Hurricane

Hurricane Raging in Caribbean.  . Tobago Island Sent’ Siipplies.

Mightiest Hurricane Is Moving   Flora Big Threat Aeross Caribbean

Flora Is Called Season’s Worst   Forecaster Says 110-Mile Winds Must Strike Land in Caribbean

Medical History Plastic Heart Pump In Dying Man Keeps Him Alive 4 Days

2 Jets Crash In Air; Three  Known Dead   Bombers Collide, Plunge To Ground in Fiery Wreckage

Fiery Crash In lowa Seen By Citizens   Three Injured, One Missing In Tragic Training Accident

2 Die in Air Crash Over lowe   4 Airmen Parachute Tc Safety After 2 B-47 Jets Collide

Two Dead, Three Hurt In Mishap   Pilot Error Causes Collision Of Two 847s

Two Killed In Collision Of Homben  i” ne oe   ‘Come Together During Flight Over Jowa

AF Jet Bombers Collide in Air, Crash in Flames  Members Survive,

Two Jets  Collide In   Two Airmen Killec One Missing In B47 Collision

Five Plane Accidents Monday wb Two Men Killed, 1 Missing  In Air Collision Over Iowa

Fiery Collision Of Jet Bombers Kills Two Cf Six Crewmen, One More Missing

2 Die, 3 Hurt, 1 Missing in Fiery Crash   Planes Smash Above Cloud Formation Near Irwin, lowa

Vote Slated Tuesday      Senate Foes Attack Treaty But Ratification Assured

Death Term Is Given To Soviet Spy  Wynne Confined For Eight Years As ‘Accomplice’

Order spy to firing squad  Briton draws   Briton draws eight year term in labor prison

END QUICK IN FIVE-DAY SHOW TRIAL   Court Mentions Some Diplomats  Still Around

Briton Gets Eight-Year Russ Term   Firing Squad For Saviet Traitor

Defense Chief To Urge Support Of Foreign Aid   By NORMAN G. CORNISH United Press International

M’Namara Supports Aid Request  - Qnnoses ‘Fortress America’ Concent. Cites Danvers

‘Council Of Sages’ Formed New Vietnamese Rulers Await U.S. Recognition

BigShakeup  In Peking Is Predicted   Confusion Among Reds, Formosa Says

, US Airmen Powerless To Act Cuba Captures Fugitives Armed Only With Bibles

10 Escaped Castro Kidnapers  Bibles Only Arms, Cuba Refugee Bares

‘Castro Men Grab 19 Fugitives  ‘Bibles Our Only Arms,’  Savs Eseapee In Kidnap

Inside The Times   ‘Bible Our Only Arms’  10 Escape Castroite Kidnapers

CUBANS TAKE 19 REFUGEES FROM ISLAND   Ten Of 29 Presbyteriar Fugitives Escape Gun boats On British Aquil. la Cay.

Only Arms Were Bibles Pilots Watch Helplessly  As Cuban Refugees Seizec

Unarmed Fugitives Tell of Escape From Castro's Kidnapers on British Isle

Kidnaped Refugees Unarmed   Congressman Calls for Action by Britain, U.S. To Prevent Recurrence

Castro Soldiers Capture 19 Fugitives On Island   U.S. Pilot Picked Up By Russian Fishing Boat

Earth Tremors Shake Seven States; Geologist Says They're Good Thing

Stresses in earth’s crust relieved  Minor earth tremorsaood, experts say

Earth Tremors In Southeastern Part Of Missouri Light   Shocks Are Felt In Parts of Six States Yesterday Mornina.

. They Relieve Stresses In Earth’s Crust  Earth T remors Felt In Six States; : Scientists: Welcome Minor *Ouakes

Earth Quivers In Six States  Tremors Desirable, gE: ig ET EE co Set ae

Termed Good Thing by Geologist  Sikeston, Other Areas Shaken by Earth Tremors

Midwest earthquake Don't be shook, tiny earth tremors really a good deal

Budget Report Conti nues Unbroken  Despite Slash By GOP Lawmakers

FBI se Gun Aided Arrest      Mississippi Segregationist, 42, Linked Wth Medgar Evers Death

FBI Arrests White Suspect In Evers Slaying  Citizens Council Member Faces Arraignment Today

SENS NS TO EON SNARE EE LEM Sens oe ght eee GEA a     Private Arthur Makes ‘Last Stand’, Lives

Watchdog fails, boy is caught   Lonely GI is target of 40,000 guns

On Inside Pages   At First He Was Happy Just Being Alone .. .  GI Caught in Middle Of Shooting Exercise

GI Fails To Get Orders To Leave Mine Post; Survives Full-Scale Attack

Report Helicopter Shot Down   8 Americans Killed In Viet Air Crashes

Air Crashes Kill 8 Yanks in Viet Nam   Helicopter Falls in Mekong Delta,  Plane on Peak

Eight More Americans Are Killed in Aircraft  Crashes in Viet Nam

PARC Ready To Urge 2,150-Mile Highway System To Open Depressed Areas To Industrial And Tourist Development            _ PARC Ready To To Urge 2,150-Mile Highway System To Open Depressed Areas To Industrial And Tourist De Development Beckley-U.S. 40 Road Link Possible

Anti-Americanism In Britain   The Aneer Receded Last Week Bu Still Lurks In Background

! SPIN PY cuy FOr JTN 2 FUHCICS ‘Britains Anti-American Sentiment Decreasing   Bv TOM OCHILTREE

Today in Washington Planning Group Forecasts More Jobs. Income in 1973

US. Air Force Closing Down Base In Japan  3,500 Men, 78 Planes To Be Transferred

U.S. Pulling Bomb Wing Out of Japan   3,500 Men, 78 Planes Involved In Realignment

U.S. Withdrawine 3, 200 from Japan  Eee wee: gis aiiamme ie) Ge deme amr aeepee’ Sa   Bomber Wing to Return to U.S.

A.F. to Pull Big Force From Japan   To Recall Planes, Men in New  U.S. Realignment

Cut in Japan To Be Made By AirForce   U.S. to Bring Home 3,000 Men, Last  Bombardment Wino

AJOR A..F. REALIGNMENT 3,00 Men, 78 Planes  Returning From Japan

Air Force  reshuttles Japan units   Japan assured treaty honored

Cutting Air Force  In Japan   U. S. Going To Transfer 3,500  In Major Strength Realignment

Air Force Will Shift 3,500 Mer   Personnel, 78 Plane: To Be Moved from Japan to U.S.

U. S. Air Force to withdraw men, planes from Japan in realignment

3,000 Men. 78 Planes  To Leave U.S. Pledges  To Honor Defense Pact

Warplanes Slated for Transfer Include Last Operational B47 Bombardment Wing

3.900 Fliers  Set To Return  From Japan 78 Planes Also ‘To Be Brought Back  In =  seaaceeal

Realigning Affects Last B57 Wing   3.500 Airmen, 78 Aircraft To  Return Home

Details Not Revealed By U.S. General   Planes Also Listed For Transfer Back To Bases In U. S.

Front-Runner Views Race ee eS Aace:  Why Rush? To Run,  Goldwater’s Reaction

Goldwater Savs Things Going Okay   ‘Why Rush?’ GOP Senator Asks Abou Presidential Race

Firing Edict Of Rhodes Protested   State Employes Hired Since Sept. 17 Ordered Dismissed

Airliner Takes Off  Into Raging Storm  Plane Falls At Rochester; Pilot

Craft Tumbles To Earth During Blinding Storm  86 €uH.   36 Survive Tragedy At Rochester, N. Y.; 21 Hurt Critically

Topeka: Income Tax  Withholding Is Proposed      Cigaret, Liquor, Inheritance Tax Boosts Suggested

Some Progress Is Reported In Moscow Test Ban Talks...See Col. 1   Javits Says GOP Must Block Radical Right Wingers

Sen. Javits Applauds Rockefeller For Scoring GOP's Radical Right

Right-Wing Can Hurt, Nixon Says   IBLOCK RIGHT WING-JAVITS  ~ Solon Lauds R's ‘Radical’ Stand

LBJ Faces Housing  Decision Issue Probably Will   Issue Probably Will Trigger Battle In Congress Next Year

15 Injured In Ft. Dix Road Incident   PFC Quizzed By Authorities; Victims In Shock

Postal Tips On Yuletide Are Offered   Helpful Hints In Packing, Mailing Given Stress

Give Post Office a Christmas Giff: Mail Your Packages and Cards Now

Proposals Made On  Rail Issue   Wirtz Meets Wit Both Sides In Railroad Dispute

Wirtz Offers New Railroad Dispute Ideas   Suggestions Relate To Key Issues; Huge Losses Seen in Strike

WIRTZ OFFERS SUGGESTIONS’ IN RAIL FEUD   Labor Secretary Says They're Not Basis For Settlement   DECLINES TO GIVE DETAILS ON ACTION

Political War Cost Is Rising  Republicans Plan $1 Million Drive For ’°64 Campaign

in Dispute Over Alleged Patronage— Dr. Kirk Fired As Head  Of Selinsgrove School

Sharp Boosts In Three Areas  Package Tax Bill Moves Out Of Committee

lraqi Strong Man © Said Back In Power   Saadi’s Supporters Ask His Return To Baqhdad From Exile In: Madrid At Once

ATER IS LIFE — Il:  New Fresh Water Supplies May Or May Not Come From Salt Water

JFK Conters With Aids o1 Emergency  Newss Whee dae   Navy Movement Described as ‘Precautionary’

Move called ‘‘precautionary’’  U.S. military forces speed towards South Viet Nam

Ward Dies, Didn't  Know of Conviction   FINAL ADDRESS   BROTHER WITH HIM

Osteopatin  Never iknew7  Of Conviction Death Vay Bring   New Sensations In Sex Seandal

Death Comes  To Dr. Ward,  Sex Figure Overdose Of Drugs  Snuffs Out Life Of British Plavbov

Ward Dies; His Suicide Note Bared   Playboy-Osteopath Had Given Up Hops _of Vice Acquittal

THEAPBRERATIIC RE   Huge Drug Dose Fatal To Dr. Stephen Ward   NOTE RFTL_FASED

Ward, British Sex Scandal Figure, Dies  Society Osteopath Still Unaware of

Manny Ross Is Going Home  With Mother After Changes   “No Reason To Cause Trouble’ Young Girl Tells Judge Aiken   ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Stephen Ward Dies, Unaware Of Convictions On Vice Charaes

Playboy Medic In British Scandal Dies   LONDON (AP) — Dr. Stephen Ward, central figure in a government sex scandal, died today at 9:50 a.m. EST.

Doctor, 50, Never Knew Jury Result   Girl Friend Has Said She Wilt Revent New Names 1f He Died

Dr. Ward Dies, Note Tells Why   Sex Scandal Figure Wrote ‘I Would Rather Get Myself’

Ward Dead,  Leaves Note   Gave Up Hope After The Summing Up; ‘Sorry To Disappoint The Vultures’

DRUGS PROVE FATAL  Doctor Ward Dies InLondor Still Unaware Of Convictior

London Playboy Dies 5  ~ Ward's Suicide Note: ‘Sorry To Disappoint The Vultures’

Stephen Ward Dies in Coma  Sorry to Disappoint Vultures, Note Says

Stephen Ward Dies in Hospital  Central Figure in British Vice Case

Ward Cheats Guilty Verdict With Suicide   ‘Sorry to Disappoint Vultures,’ Says Note Left by Vice Fiaure

lm Sorry Tob isepnoint ‘he Vultures’  Osteopath Never Regained Cancrinucnoce

Playboy Dies Not Knowing Jury Verdict  Dr. Stephen Ward Was Main Figure In Vice Scandals —

Ward dies, now Britain waits for girlfriends’ story   Related storv en Pg. 2

Forecast   Osteopath Dies Of Drug Poison; Note Is Revealed   NEFVER WOKE

Recognition Granted Two Governments   Action Follows Assurance of Democratic Rule

President Takes Fight To People  Battles GOP  Move To Get  A weepee dd sek eee os

30P PRESSES SHOWDOWN JFK Aceused Of Ducking Spending  Issue In Tax Talk

Rejects Republican Plan; Kqual Time on Network  For Reply Asked by GOP

Rejects GOP Plan in-Plea Before People   Refuses to Accept Harness; House Due To Vote Next Week

President Asks for Tax Cut Support   Republican Leaders Claim President Is Ducking Federal Spendina Issue

JFK Again Hit By GOP On Tax Cut  Curtis Accuses President With  TTeakatansli RA ee   SECOND SPOKESMAN

President In Plea to Nation For Tax Cut  Soys That Cut Is ‘Insurance

JFK Appeals to Nation to  Back Tax Cut   Pleas for Bill Fall on Deaf Ears in GOP

JFK Appeals to Nation for Tax Cut Now   Promises to Forego Pump-Priming If Congress OK's Plan

Visions Balanced Budget, Full Work Load Economy   President’s Summation

Kennedy Tells Nation Tax Cut Move  Will Erase Future Reeession Threat

Public Urged to Push  Congress for Action   Treaty Vote Set Tuesday

He Predicts More Jobs, New Markets  Pledges U.S. Spending Will Be Controlled

TAX PROGRAM HIT—  GOP Critic Says JFK Seeks To Lead Nation Down New Fiscal Paths   Tax, Trade Dollars Offer  Major Business Interest

JFK Appeals For Backing Of Tax Plan   Republicans Insist Federal Spending Cut Be Linked to Taxes

Cites unemployment, budget deficits Kennedy: ‘Nation needs tax cut now

Curtis Hits Kennedy On  Tax Cutting   GOP Leader Says Spending Limits Required In Bill

GOP LEADERS CRITICAL  Plea for Tax Cut Bill Made By Pres. Kennedy

Kennedy Asks Tax Cut: GOP Hits Snending   May Salvage Part Of Sales Tax Act

AMENDMENTS CAN RUIN TT, HE DECLARES   Kennedy Sees Measure As “Insurance” For  U.S. Prosperity   REPUBLICANS WANT EQUAL TIME ON AIR

President Takes Issue To People   Says Reduction Can Help End Unemployment

inte prosperity GOP CRITIC SAYS JFK SEEKING SUPPORT FOR PLANNED DEFICIT

Bring Pressure On Congressmen President Asks  Chief Executive Stresses Reduction In Radia- ea

CHALLENGE HOSES, DOGS Taunting Crowd Defies Birmingham Policemen

BIRMINGHAM TENSE Negroes Retreat After Hour-Long Riot, 200 Jailed

WEATHER   Attack on K Drowned By Uproar Red Chinese  Reject Trnee

Venezuela Terrorists Offer fo Trade Kidnaped U. S. Colonel for Women

Venezuela Reds Willing to Trade US. Officer  Pro-Castro Unit Wants 70 Women

Disagreement   Lsagreement  President Adds Job Training to Package

To Take 10 Years to Develop  U.S. Expects Atomic Test by Red Chinese

AMERICANS QUOTED Red Chinese A-Bomb Tests Predicted By End Of 1963

Chinese To Test 2 Bombs   Japanese Paper Says Communists Will Hold Tests By End Of Year

American Defense Officials Think Red China To Test 2 A-Bombs In ‘63

McNamara Sees Present Time as One of Nuclear Standoff Between U.S. Russ

WHERE TO FIND IT   v CENSORED TRANSCRIPT MADE AVAILABLE  Era Of Nuclear Standoff: McNamara

McNamara Tells of Nuclear Standoff   Soviet Demands Damaaes for Ship

McNamara Sees U. 5. Winning In Cold War   Defense Chief Claims Nation, Soviet Near To Nuclear Standoff

US, Soviets Entering Into War Stand-Off, McNamarc Tells Budget Committee

U. S. Determined to Win Cold War....  McNamara Says Nuclear Standoff Here

U.S. PRESSES FOR DIRECT CONTACT WITH MOSCOW   McNamara Sees Present Time as One of Nuclear Standoff Between U.S. Russ

RAS BRINGS EOS DDE IRC SR RETNA SER OR WE’ RE WINNING COLD WAR’   Defense Chief Sees Nuclear War Standoff

AMERUCA WINNING COLD WAR, McNAMARA SAYS  U.S., Soviets In Nuclear Standoff   New Wave Of Tension Developing Over Cuba

McNamara Sees Standoff Era in Nuclear Buildup   But Believes Time Factor Favors U.S.

Kennedy, ‘Nil’ Communications  Link Is Urged °   ‘Winning Cold War,’ McNamara Tells U.S.

Secretary of Defense McNamara says US entering era of nuclear standoff with Soviet

US., RUSSIA IN" NUCLEAR STANDOFF  US. Winning Cold War,  -McNamara Tells. Conaress

[McNamara Says U.S. Entering Era /Of Nuclear Standoff With Russia

McNamara Sees an Era of Stalemate Between A Powers   Says Nation’s Object Ia to Win Cold Wat: Atomic War Not Wav.

Either Could Launch Nuclear Retaliation McNamara Sees Stalemate ©  In US-Red Missile Race

Era of Nuclear  Standoff Seen   U.S. Winning Cold War, Defense Chief Declares

‘McNamara Says U.S., Soviet Union Enter Period of Nuclear Standoff

Foresees Era of Nuclear Standoff  U.S. Winning Cold  War— McNamara

Desegregation: ——————  Meredith Back At Mississippi   Another Negro Turned Down by the University

Second Negro rejected as Meredith registers  No disturbances are reported as military and UM police keep guard over the campus

Charge Cambridge Pickle Salesman With Series. of Romantic Adventures

[Nationwide Effort Seen (Church Council Urges Drive Against Legalized Gambling

High Level Sources   On Eve Of Signing Ban Rusk Confers With Home

Early Recognition Of New Viet Nam Regime Expected   Top US. Officials Ponder Fate  Of Anti-Commimist Campaton        (See related stavics on Pave SA}

US. ready to recognize  new regime  - Following the   Following the formation of civilian gov't

US. Prepares To Recognize General Minh   Action Monday by Washington Seen

Karly Recognition Of New Viet Nam Regime Expected  Top USS. Officials Ponder Fate Of Anti-Communist Campaign

U.S. Ready To Support §. Vietnam   Approval Seen Coming Monday; Further Aid Planned

Recognition Is Due When  Regime Set   Military-Civilian Leadership Forms Under Iiem Aide

Big Three Reach Agreement on Space Arms Ban  Formal Accord Prohibiting Weapons   In Orbit Expected In Near Future.

Big 3 Agree To Ban Nuclear Arms In Space Foreign Ministers  Agree In Principle As Talks Are Ended

Flu Spreading Across State Three Additional  Counties Involved;  10.000 Stricken

3 Die, 52 Injured as  Bus Flips   Vehicle Skids Off Rlighueay in Rain

Jail Leaders As Martial . Law Prevails   Plotters Meant To Sabotage Water And Other Facilities —

Russ Seek ° to Ease: Cuba Crisis Plan Diversion: to Help Castro®

In Proposal to Congress . . . President to Seek  Legal Aid For Poor

Congress Urged To Authorize Government Paid Defenders   President Kennedy Cites Play of Poverty On Criminal Justice

M'NAMARA DISCLOSES AIR FORCE PROJECT  U.S. to Orbit Manned Lab by '68

At Bonneville   PAT DOMMSVIES  Breedlove cracks land speed mark, 407.45 mph

J.F.K. Sees Hot Pursuit Possibility   Farther Attacks On U.S. Shipping Mav Bring Fire

No Decision Made Revision of Orders Could ‘Bring Pursuit of Attackers

Hot Pursutt Possibility Under Study  SES Ea eee Ses ie Sean ae   International Law Rules Chase Must Be Hot, Continuous

Change Could Be ‘Hot Pursuit?’  JFK Revises Standing Order In Case Of Further Red Attack:

Permission for ‘Hot Pursuit’ ?  U.S. Comes Up Against Old Issue As Cold War Waxes Warm Off Cuba

Oswald Documents Called Voluminous   iC ourt Ordered Psychiatric  Test for 13-Year-Old Oswald

Says Public Would Be Hurt _ Press Urges FCC Not to Increase Telegraph Rates

[Newspapers Protest Increase In Cost of Leased Wire News Service

2 Die, 1 Survive Plane Collision  Search Continues For 4th Crewman

Push for Jan. Vote on ‘Right  131 Put Signatures on House Petition

HOW IT MIGHT HAVE LOOKED   Petition Gains Signers To Force CR Bill Vote

Drive For Rights Vote Inches On   Petition To Budge Bill Gets Whirlwind Start In House

Drive to Force Vote on Rights  ” Petition maeks te  ut Adanciure

Drive On To Force Bill Out   Rights Legislation Held In Committee By Its Chairman

CIVIL RIGHTS HOUSE VOTE MOVES NEAR   Petition To Bring Bill Up For Debate Gathers 131 Names

-THE CIVIL RIGHTS CAMPAIGN  Inches Ahead Today After Whirlwind Start

State Sales Tax Law Challenged By Labor Group   Suit Filed By AFL-CIO Committee Alleges New Act Unconstitutional

GOP Replies To TV Appeal   Kennedy Tax Cut Called ‘Blueprint For Disaster’   Cut Not Enough

_ Kansas Board Of Regents Raises Tuition Fees On State Universities, Colleges’

Marlow Report  Pie las de JFK’s Biggest Problem  Is His Own Demo Party

Miss Keeler Draws Term In Prison   Court Sentences Play Girl To Serve Nine Months

Prison Term Started  MLhLetnbinn DiI} d  Christine Pleads Guilty: Sentenced

Framed Unwanted Lover  Christine Keeler Gets Nine-Month Jail Term

Cater to Billions In ‘Teener Market   By JACK LEFLER AP Business News Writer

Lausche Tangles With Attorney General Over Reaulation of Business

Steel Companies’ Yowls Over Foreign Competition Draw No Sympathy from Rep. Bennett

Steel Is Urged To Start Using More U.S. Ore   Quota On Imports Of Raw Materials Aim Of Bennett

U.S. To Start Troop Pull Out From Viet Nam   1,300 Men Are To Return Home In Two Months

Some Units Will Leave Viet Nam   1,300 U.S. Troops Set To Depart This Year; Top Officials Huddle

light Guard as Hoodlum Leaves Jail   "Fully Cooperative on Revelations, Prober Reports

Unveils  crime   secrets Talle aheut   Tells about _ ‘Cosa Nostra”

Valachi in Testimony To Solons   Maintain Tight Vigil; Underworld Figure Is Co-operative

Secrecy labels off USIA polls   FOREIGNERS’ VIEWS ON KENNEDY, KHRUSHCHEV AND ‘YOU-NAME-IT’

At Least Year Old Information Agency Releases Polls of Overseas Opinion

NO_ SURPRISES. —USIA: Gives Results: Of Fe oreign Polls   ’ Reason for Delay Policy.

USIA Eases Secrecy onlts Polls Abroad  Reports Released , a a es    Reports Released Concern Information At Least Year Old

101 Believed Dead In Alaskan Gulf No Survivors Found In ley Ocean Crash

TORN PILLOWS, RAFTS, OTHER DEBRIS SPOTTED   PILOT REPORTS NO SIGN OF SURVIVORS IN ALASKAN GULF

Carol Thompson Alone in Home —  Prosecution Sets Stage For Details in Slaying

Lead-Zinc Price Hassle...  Clint Clashes With N.M.  Administration Spokesman

Lawyers Polled On Rabinovitz   State Bar Asks About Qualifications For U. 5. Judgeship

Lawyers Polled On Judge Choice  Rabinovitz Issue Results in Move

Deaths Come On-Journey  To Jail Cell   Brothers Found Following Brief Asvlum bia Churced:

ANTI-EXILE RAID ACTION CONSIDEREL   Patrols Against Use Of American Territory Fo. Launching Attacks On Castro Rumored.

U.S. WARSHIPS MAY BE CALLED OUT TO PATROL CARIBBEAN  Soviet Troops in Cuba Edge Back into Pictur re

Operation Big Lift- Huge Airlift Completed In Record Time Despite Foa

JFK. Gets Railroad Report   President io Reveal Contents Saturday; To Conaress Monday

Rail Report Given To Kennedy Today  Will be Sent to Congress for Legislation to Block Strike

-CONTENTS NOT DISCLOSED— Rail Panel Delivers Report ToW hite House

Deliver Rail Strike Report   Special Fact-Finding Committee Sends Its Proposals to Kennedy

Facts on Dispute To Be Released   Board Findings to Be Made Public Saturday

[pains Eee Srtucdoy  Report Sent to Kennedy By Railroad Fact-Finders

Railroad Fact Finders Give Report   JFK Report To Congress - Due Monday   Not Difficult To See President Lf You Want To Return Grabbed Pin

JFK Gets Rail Panel  Summary   Wirtz Group Submits Guide For Legislation

JFK Panel Still Seeking Accord In Rail Dispute  President to Submit   President to Submit Plan to Congress on Monday If Medi.  ation Fails.

Report On Rail Facts Given JFK   Congress To Get Findings On Monday

Panel Gives Rail Report To Kennedy   Congress To Get Proposals Monday To Avert Walkout

Rail Panel Submits Report To Kennedy; Congress Gets JFK Proposals Monday

Kennedy Get: Report on Made Work’   Will Use Data For Suggestions  In Rail Dispute

RR DISPUTE REPORT GOES TO KENNED   Results of Study of Worl Rules and Strike Threa Will Be Made Publi  ~~ Saturday.

Fact-Finders Strive To Halt Rail Dispute   JFK To Give His Solution On Monday

Panel Gives Rail Report To Kennedy  LO en emcee s. Tl. fa   Congress To Get Findings of Facts, Issues Monday

 JFK Receives Report Railroad Rules Dispute Returns To What Happens Now Status

Committee Delivers It To Kennedy   JFK To Propose Legislation To Block Strike

REPORT GOES TO KENNEDY   Results of Study of Work Rules and Strike Threa Will Be Made Public Saturday.

Public To Get Railway Report  Contents Will Be Released Saturday President Reveals

News Day, Night   JFK Given Committee's Rail Report  Wide Breach Still Reported

Rail Report Ready; Offer: No Solution  Kennedy To Show  pee In Proposals iS he

a ee ee ee Yt eee em  Baby’s Birth i in Car Blamed on  Drunken Driver

Bill Receives Final Approval In Legislature   Governor Expected to Sign Measure and Appoint New Jurist on Nov. 15.

Recognition Slated For 2 Latin Nations  U.S. Accepts Vow By Dominicans Anc xa a hes oo

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features) .

FINAL EDITION   INDEX   Trio Nabbed in Plot To Kidnap Hirohit6's Dauahter

Alert Issued For Donald George, 37   Mother, Boy, 15, Shot With Rifle In  Youngstown Home

Identical Grounds, Of Course  aeieeiemennee  Two Identical Twin 'CouplesEnd Marriage:

ANOTHER STORYBOOK MARRIAGE   Princess Grace’s Niece Weds   DRIVE PLANNED Dr. King Awaited

HIS SIXTH, HER FIFTH Wife of Gov. Rockefeller Expecting a Baby in June

Off-Base Equal Opportunities Pentagon Orders Discrimination Survey

Situation Off Base Interest Of Questions   Information Needec For Future Policy, Pentagon Explains

NEAR MILITARY BASES  Big Survey Asked  For Racial Policies   LOCAL CUSTOMS   SENATOR CLAIMS NO SHIFT FOR °64 CAMPAIGN  — Goldwater Says Views Haven’t Altered

Pentagon Orders Military Commanders to Make Exhaustive Survey Of Any Racial Discrimination Near Bases, Make Reports by Nov. 8

Defense Dept. Orders Probe Of Racial  Discrimination Near Military Bases 

Near Military Bases Throughout U.S. Pentagon Orders Discrimination Survey

Racial Bars Check Set Up By Pentagon  Inventory Ordered OF Discrimination Near Service Bases

Pentagonin Decree for Bias Study   Exhaustive Survey by Services Ordered In Base Areas

Military Race Study Orderec   Exhaustive Inventory of Possible Discrimination Near Bases Set

Defense Department Wants Searching Reports on Any Cases of Discrimination

Inventory  On Racism Is Ordered   Aim to Help Negro Soldiers While Off-Duty

In ‘Off-Base’ Areas Military Orders Check Of Racial Discrimination  Pentagon Would Use Information To Formulate New Polic:

Today's Telearam   In- Civilian Affairs:  Pentagon Orders Probe By Military

In Transportation, Schools, Housing, Other Facets— Pentagon Orders Survey  Of Racial Discrimination

Discrimination Jo Be Checked  :  DAAilitarv Bas   Military Bases Due To Probe Communities:

Cheek On Racial Bias Near Bases   Pentagon’s Order For Probe Bared

Texas Drivers ave Nothina To Bres  Alnanit Ga-ws Co fatry feoncoral Menece 7;

Rock's Brother Says He Could Not Carry A Single Southern State Now — But Plenty Of Time Lies Ahead

Reds Claim Two Yanks Defected   : Missouri Catholics End Protest, ' Then Solons Table Aiding Measure

Catholics Halt School Protests; Missouri House Kills Bus Measure

Mahoning County Officials Linked By State Auditor Tracey To Deficit

Quarter Million People See Papal Coronation Pope Paul Dedicates Reign To Peace, Christian Unity

Pope Dedicates Hig ReignTo World Peace   To Work For Christian Unity

Coronation Address In Nine LanguegesPope Paul VI Dedicates His Reign To World Peace, Christian Unity

Pope Pledges His Reign to Unity, Peace   Vast Rome Throng, Others on TY See Paul VI Crowned

Speaks in nine languages Pope Paul VI dedicates reian to world peace

Pope Crowned Catholic Ruler  Dedicates Reign To World Peace, Christian Unity

Will Receive: ‘Kennedy: Tomorrow tk ive Kennedy 1 omorrow  Pope Paul Addresses Throng In Nine Different Languages

New Pontiff Is Crowned By Ottaviani   Quarter Million See Service Rich With Pageantry

Peace Hope Sounded by PopePaul V1   Quarter Million See Papal Coronation in St Peter’s Sauare

Pope Paul VI Crowned   Pope Paul Dedicates Reign To Peace, Christian Unity

Paul VI Dedicates Reign to Christian Unity, World Peace  Quarter Million Spectators Watch  Ornate Caranntian Paramanitac

Unity, Peace  Urged   Huge Throng Hears Coronation Talk By New Pope

Will Receive: Kennedy Tomorrow  Pope Paul Addresses Throng In Nine Different Lewes

New Pope Crowned At Vatican   Paul Dedicates Reign to Search For World Peace

Pope Paul VI Speaks in Nine Languages to Stress World Peace, Unity Effort

TODAY'S MARKETS - Local... K. C. Livestock Chicago Grain .. . N. Y. Stocks  —TONAY’S MARKETS TADAY-—   NEW YORK STOCK

Top Sleuths Assigned To Train Theft   Scotland Yard’s ‘Terrible Twins’ Join Manhunt

Highway Safety Bills Revealed  Would Crack Dowr On Teenage And Drunken Drivers

Governor To Demand  Resignation   Ban On License To Kroger: Basis Of Open Break

a — — — — lll —— i — _— —_— — — —_— — — —  Giant Sia Underway  Top-Secret Planes Missing

PUSS UGS Io NICE  Gainesville dies today; old days in little town recalled

Vilicers Surprise ihem  Four Trapped in Ozarks Six Hours After $2,514 Robhery

Relatives Told No Survivors In Plane Crash   Impact Of Great Force Indicated

Officials See NoHopeFor DC7 Victims   Searchers Find Bits Of Bodies, Debris In Ocean

7 Family Groups Apparently Lost See Little Hope for Survivors  In Alaskan Gulf Plane Crash

Crashed Near Alaska All Hope Vanishes for 101 Aboard Downed Plane

Hopes Gone For 101 in — Plane Crash   Ships at Scene Say No One Survived: Airliner Tragedy

Families Wiped Out In Disaster  + ok ok * oo a kok ok ok  Hane Ahandanod Ana OL10I C.. Idkond

@ Family Groups Among Missing 101 Crash In F rigid Pacific Leaves No Hope Of Life

Bone-Chilling Cold Clutches the Midwest   Sub-Zero Readings Hit Record Lows for Season ~

‘NO. DROPOUTS AMONG HIKERS 50-Year-Old Marine General Among First Across Finish Line:

Marine Hikers Uphold Spirit Of Corps  Even General Turns In Good Mark

a Age 50, He Sets Blistering Pace for Marines—  General's Hiking Time Is ‘Spectacular’

Aiken Gets Support By  Demo Solon   Rusk Briefing Hasn't Stilled Fears, They Say

‘Morse defends Kenne dy Symington, GOP leader agree Cuba remains military threat

Don’t Look At Sun   Scientists During Eclipse Will Be Studying Insects

_ Watch Eclipse saturday, But But...  Be Careful To Protect Your Eyes

Piano Tuner’s Delight   Mariner’s Data Shows Venus Too Hot for Life

Denver: Missing Salina Girl, 14, Is Dead   She, Ex-Convict Found Shot in a Hotel Roam

Government Fingers Ideas for Holding Rail Strike That Could Cost Huge Sums

. Silent on Content  Wirtz Makes Suggestions To Permit Negotiations

Congress Will Reduce Rates, President Told   House Speaker Expects ‘Certain’ Corrections to Be Made In Revenue Law.

Speaker Sees — Tax Cut With Some Reforms   McCormack’ Predicts Bill After Kennedy Breakfast

Demo Leaders See Passage Of Tax Bill  Believe JFK Himself   Believe JFK Himself May Have Harpooned His Reform Proposals

Dem Leaders Predict Tax  Cut Passage JFK Appears to   JFK Appears to Have Harpooned Tax Reform

At Least Six Fall To De Death  Helicopters Snatch Survivors Of Fire In ‘Sky-Seraper’

Skyscraper Fire Takes Six Lives  Helicopters Pluck ] i es ey  eee D,.L

Eerie, Quiet, Breathless— Birmingham Is Scene  Of Mixed Conditions   Analysis Background  Of The News

In The Eyes Of The Hurricane   Birmingham Is Quiet Now, But Forces Of Racial Strife Still Swirl

In filing report  Southern opponents slow action on civil rights bill

Airliner Crashes In India   29 Believed Dead, Some May Be  \ merrans

Storm Plagues Western Areas  Fog And Hazardou: Roads Reported In Group Of States

Sform Hangs OnIn Plains  Bn Re   More Snow, Rain, Fog Shroud Midwest Region

 OTHER ATTACKS ON CUBA PLANNED American Says He Took Part in Bombing Raid

Underground Radio Guided Bomber  To Targets In Havana Says Rorke

American Adventurer Says: Havana Underground Directed Exile Attack

a Lodges Protes  Red China, Pakistan Sign Pact on Disputed Border

Pakistan, Chinese Sign Pact  Border Problem   Border Problem Is lroned Out

Reds, Pakistan Define Border  Immediate Protest Lodged By Indians

Part Of Kashmirlincluded ....  India Protests Agreement BetweenChinese. Pakistan

Krebiozen Backers Attack Government Analysis of Drug   Rights Demonstrators Protest Dirksen Stand

Ground Broken For New Church Here   A Divided House Split Widens In NAACP A: Leaders Fight For Power

Isolated Racial Incidents Hike Tensions in South   Divided NAACP Closes  Boisterous Convention   Congress Hears Rights Struggle

To Win Voter Support For Rewrite Proposal— Scranton Due To Campaigr For Constitution Changes

END OF COLORFUL CAREER New Mexico’s Hurley Will  Be Laid to Rest on briday

Funeral Services For Gen. Hurley Planned Friday   Many Officials High in Praise Of Statesman

‘esi Profiteering Case —  McGinnis, 3 Others Enter Pleas Of Innocent

In Probe of Alleged Burglary Ring.... Kansas City Dragnet Leads  To Arrest of 5 Policemen

Quintuplet James Fischer Goes Home; Sisters Remain in Aberdeen Hospita

_ Can Make Port Under Own Power 230 Passengers Put Ashorc As Dutch Liner Hits Wreck

Lazy, Quiet Afternoon... Day’s Pace Picks U p As Hay Wagon Burns

Generally Fair   Pro-Nasser Military Unit Wrests Control of Syria: Middle East Said Tense

Fear Peace In Mideast Threatened   Junta Cites Friendship To Egypt; No Reports Of Fighting, Casualties

Pro-Nasser Army Leaders Revolt in Syria, Taking Over Control of Country

Junta Gets Support Of Iraq, Egypt   Frontiers Closed And Curfew Order Issued By Rehels

Syrian Army Stages Coup,  Seizes Power   Bloodless Revolt Topples Civilian Government

WITHOUT A SHOT   fo Mace ieee at wt     Syria Seized in Quiet Revolt

Rebellious Pro-Nasser Army Officers Control Syria In Quick Revolt

Army Revolt Like Recent lragi Coup   Uprising Appears To Be Bloodless Say First Reports

Mid-East Alarmed  By Coup   Syria Falls to Nasser In Bloodless Revolt

Youll Find   Pro-Nasser Army Officers’ Coup Is Bloodless Uprising

Believe More Coups Slated in Mideast.   ‘Damascus Rule Taken Over by ‘Milftary Junta

Pro-Nas ser Army Officers Take Control In Bloodless Rebellion  Junta Seizes Power In Syria

CITY HALL'S DISTURBED It's a Matter of Protocol: Who Rides Shotgun, Who Lifts Dust Bin

RUNNING FOR THEIR GUNS   Stennis Is Convinced  Threat Still Unabated

CUBA CALLED THREATENING SOVIET BASE   Removed Missiles Not Only Danger, Soys Sen. Stennis

Secretary Denies Soviet Building Up Aggressive Force   Keating Declares Data on Vigilance Not Conclusive

Sen. Symington Supports Views Of Chairman   Both Speak Against Background of TV Report by McNamatc

SOME FEEL RED THREAT STILL THERE   Closed Sessions Are Held With CIA Director

Stennis Feels Cuba Is Stilla Definite Military Threat   Head of Senate Preparedness Group Says He Is Conducting Own Inauiry.

Sino-Soviet Split Widenec By Red China Khrushchev  Is Target of Bitter Attack

China Attack Felt At Point Of No Return  Blast At Nikita   Blast At Nikita Appears Defianc Of Truce Offer

Point of No Return? _  Red China_ Slaps Hard  This Time      By NICHOLAS DANILOFF United Press International

China Calls K Bible Reader, Psalm Singer   ‘Buffoon’ Blast Puts Split At Point Of No Return

‘Bible-Reading Buffoon’   Latest Peking Attack At ‘Nik’ May Be End

Peking Calls K. ‘Psalm-Singing’ Buffoon  Is Sino-Soviet Rift At Point Of No Return?

Red China Blast Calls K ‘Buffoon’   Attack Unprecedented in Bitterness and Ridicule

Called ‘Bible-Reading’ Buffoo  ‘Red Chinese Attack  Ridicules Krushchey

Communist Rift Reaches Point Of No Return  RED CHINESE RAP PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV: ‘BIBLE-READING, PSALM-SINGING BUFFOON'

Nikita Called Buffoon: ©  New Red China Blast May Complete Split

Peking Raps Khrush as ‘Bible Buff’   Experts See Rift Nearing Red . Breaking Point’

Snider Cites Progress  County Aid Road Program Snowballing, Judges Told

PHP LPHOOP PILE LPM LCR ECC erreee  li’s the Truth! Some Tire of Towns Moniker

SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED BY ROAD GLAZE   Lashing Winds Drop Mercury Across State

TOWN MOURNS MRS. SAMMI!   [Stratford’s Oldest Citizer Dies in 102nd Year; Memorial Rites

Educators Want Tax Revenue From Beer, Cigarettes   New Life Jacket May Give Sub Sailors Better Chance

PREDICTS MORE ‘DEPENDENTS’  Sociologist Sees State Population Surge By '70

Diefenbaker Accuses U.S. Of Butting Into Canadian Affairs-Defense Program

Firm Policy Stand Aired By Canadian   Defense Minister Says U. S. Charge Won’t Bring Change

Defense Plan Won't Shift, Canada Says  AW! Parties Join In Rapping U.S, -

Opposition A tacks Government,  U.S. Intrusion’ In Canada Is Assailed By Parliament

Defense Policy Unchanged Canadian Government  Calls U.S. A Meddler

Underground Shot Planned   Canadians Told Critieism Will Not Change Policies

DIEFENBAKER WON'T YIELD, CANADA TOLD   Parliament Shows Split On Question Of Nuclear Arms

Canadian Defense Policies To Remain Unchanged; YU. S. Intrusion Charged

Canadians Unite In Criticism of  US Interference   No Attempt Made to Oust Diefenbaker

U.S. Criticized Despite Split Canada Holds Fas! To Defense Stanc

US. Criticism irks Canadians   Premier Claims Yanks Butt Into Affairs

Canada Shuns U. 5. Criticism   Premier Claims Yanks Butt into Affairs

LEADERS JOIN IN BLASTING U.S. STAND   No Effort Made To Topple Diefenbaker Regime   Laid For Early Election Cainpaign Built Around Nuclear Controversy

Nuclear Arms Issue Debated In Commons  tt lta Pine te   Officials Declare Criticism Will Not Alter Defense Plan

‘Interference’ By US Rapped By Canadians  Nuclear Crisis Builds Up

Defense Policy of Canada May Be Voting Issue  Parliament Rallies   Parliament Rallies To Diefenbaker on U. S. ‘Intrusion’

U. S. Stand Condemned  By Parties Diefenbaker Under Attack Of Opposition

‘Unwarranted Intrusion,’ Diefenbaker Says .  Canada Resents U.S. Defense Criticism

Canadian Prime Minister Angry Mind Your Own Business Is Gist of Canuck Talk

Canada Set To Retain Its Policies  Diefenbaker Gets Backing Followin

Opposition Parties Back Diefenbaker in Resenting Statement in Washington

CANADA SLAMS U.S. PRODDING WONT CHANGE   Foes Attack Diefenbaker But Rally Behind ‘Butting In’ Charge   BIG CONTROVERSY   Emergency Debate on A Weapons Brings No Bid to Topple Government

US. Is Accused  of Buiting Into Canada’s Affair   Emergency Debate Held in Commons

U.S. Criticism Not To Change Defense Policy   No Attempt Made To Topple Government Of Diefenbaker

East Tawas Pier, Boats Destroyed   Damage in Thousands As 250-Feet of Dock, Three Boats Burned

‘Hot’ Tanker Still Missing in Atlantic.  No Clue to Fate of Shij. Crew   No-Clue to Fate of: Ship, Crew of 39 After Eight-Day Search

Search continues for mystery tanker missing in Atlantic   PHYSICAL FITNESS... Americans take up hiking challenge

39 Crewmen Aboard Shin In Atlantic   Vessel Was Carrying Molten Sulphur; Last Word Came on Feb. 3

Civil Rightists  Climb Buildings, Poles to Protest Chicago Schools

Set Up New Government in Guatemala   MILITARY LEADERS OUST PRESIDENT FUENTES

West Takes Serious View Of Challenge   Consultations Begin On Next Allied Step To Meet New Crisis

© TODAY e   ‘Copyrighted 1962, A Natiopal Council of Churches Religious Features)

Wadena News   £ vi So leprae ria WEB EES y:  Be Fert gbcheot.  - 945 Youth’ Lee   “Legion Auxiliary Held Meeting

SWISS BAN KISSING, DANCING AS WAY TO COMBAT TYPHOID FEVER EPIDEMIC —

Weather   What's A 1i'l Kiss Swiss Ban Bussing  To Fight Typhoid

Switzerland Is Hit By Typhoid   Eidemic Qi Measles Hits City Of Dallas

etna as eben aman en En  No Kissing Warns Swiss Authorities As Typhoid Starts

Congo To Get Aid, Says Thant   Cold War Over And Aid Will Be Given To Protect Nation

Active U.N. Military Operation Over  _.. DOOR OPEN FOR FOREIGN AID TO CONGO

D. M. Boy Killed by ‘Play Sho!   Companion, 13, Held ir Shooting; Admits He Stole Gun

BE MOVED T0 SPRINGFIELD      Secretary Swank Wants Headquarters Away From Chicago And In Closer Touch With State Offices.

ASKS IPAC BE MOVED TO SPRINGFIELD   Secretary Swank Wants Headquarters Away From Chicago And In Closer Touch With State Offices.

Bill Seeks Accord On Welfare   House, Governor Compromise Over Surplus Money

- Burton’s To Separate  Liz Taylor About Ready To Latch On To Fifth Husband:

‘Dickie Bird’ " Flies ¢ ow ¢ oop     Is Official Now: Liz Wins As Burtons ‘PHU

GAZETTE INDEX   Star Leaves Wife, Children.... Burton Plays Antony Role ‘On And Off Movie Screen

Hearts and flowers  Actor Richard Burton, wife agree on separation terms

~ Convention To Hear Dean Rusk 4 Injured In Explosion — Of Legion Parade Cannon

Democrats Take Most State Posts   GOP Leads in Three; Republican Chairman Lauds Gov. Romney

File Anti-Trust Actions Seeking Triple Damages   State Asking $7.5 Million  From Companies

State Files An Antitrust Suit Against 5 Firms   Says They Combined To Set the Price of Steyctural Steal,

Senate Moves House Bill For Pa. Districts  Reapportionment Measure Is Passed Ry House Thursday

 Scheduled Sept. 16 Chicken War’ Retaliation ‘Actions Will Be Delayed

Agents Hunt For Hideout   Friends Report Elder Sinatra Recognized 2 of the Suspects

FBI Retuses To Confirm Sinatra’s  Ransom Pickup Recorded On Film

FBI Refuses Comment On Report Telephoto Pictures Said Taken Of Ransom Pickup

Europeans Say Yes to Tariff Cuts   But Ask U. S. Accep Plan of Adjusting Gaps in Return

May End Trade Deadlock   Common Market Accepts  U.S. Taritf Cut Demand

Common Market Gives Its OK To American Wishes  But At Same Time. European Countries Lay Down Requests

WANT TARIFF GAPS ADJUSTED Europe Market OKs U.S. Duty Cut Plan, If

U.S. Concessions Asked Also  ECM Nations Agree to Some Tariff Cuts

Common Market Agrees With American Demands For Wide Tariff Slashes

Designed To End Deadlock   ECM Offers Compromise To U.S. In Tariff Dispute

U.S. CONCESSIONS DEMANDED Common Market Nations  Agree To Tariff Cuts

SIX EUROPEA NATIONS GIVE IN TO PLAN   tion Ending Deadlock  UNITED STATES   Requested To Reciprocate By Agreeing To Formula For Adjusting Gaps

EEC Backs Down on  larrit Cuts   Countries Agree to U.S. Demands

World Trade: DO  Tariff Cuts Approved by The E.CM.  Market Reverses Oo, .4° wweff ...   Market Reverses Stand in Effort to Break Deadlock

EUROPE BLOC YIELDS 10 V. S. (ON TARIFF BID      Common Market Coun.  tries Agree to Across-theReard Reductions   SETS CONDITIONS   Demands America Accept Automatic Formula for Adjusting Gaps

Mart Okays Demanded Tariff Cut   Action Aimed At Ending Long Policy Deadlock,

U.S. Gains Request On Tariff Cuts   Furopean Common Market's Original Stand Is Reversed

Across-Board Slash Reverses Previous Stand  European Countries Insist on Fixing  Of Rate Difference

Euromart Countries Agree To U.S. Demands for Tariff Cuts Across-the-Board

U. S. Scores In Talks But Must Yield  Other Nations Ask Agreement  be Pe oes ae

Reversal of Position European Common Market Agrees To U.S. Across-Board Tariff Cuts

Hope To End Deadlock With U. S.   “Luropeans Agree  To Cut In Tariffs

British Gangsters Strike Again in Gem, Cash Thefts   COMPILED FROM LEASED WIRES

' Group of Congressmen Ready to Testify ‘In Support of Expanded High School ROTC

On The Inside   Destitute But Unselfish---Give Presents To Others

News story tells of plight Tennessee mine family shares Chirstmas gifts with neighbors

ANNOUNCE CHAIRMEN AND WORKERS IN HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MEMBER DRIVE

PAC APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT SEEN   Maremont Prepares To Hire Private Attorneys In Injunction Case Over Contraceptives To Reliefers.

Cult Chief Vanishes   With Family Hinois Cops Find Abandoned Car

Johnson Orders Economy Study Of Foreign Aid   President Prepares for Two-Day Visit With West German Chan. cellor.

More Efficient Foreign Aid Is Johnson's Aim   President Keeps Economy Pressure On Government

Blast Wrecks  Classroom, Starts Fire  Levisiana Roman Catholic School Had Been Integrated

Blast Rips Boycotted Classroom   Catholic School Explosion Scene

Proxmire Amendments  Senate Aid Bans Egypt, Yugoslavia and Indonesia

‘Got mad at him’ he says Backward boy kills grandfather, abandons body he tied to sled

State Primaries Like A Popularity Contest For Gov. Rockefeller, Wagner

Most State Roads Are  Slippery   Detroit Has Highest Low With 6 Above: More Snow on the Wa\

Hughes Defends Progress Should Not Halt Modern Treatment In Iowa Prisons

Foreion Aid Aitacke   Prison Incidents No Reason To Give Up: Hughes

Will Join In Interment Of Capitalism   Unofficial Boast At Reception Given By Laos’ King Reported

‘Brotherhood Day in Moscow’  Nikita Espouses Affection For Red China

Khrush Sees Soviet, Red Chinese Together Above Capitalism’s Grave

K Attempts To Belittle Red Split   Says Russia, China Together  To Bury West

Will Bury Capitalism  Soviet, Red China Team Described by Khrushchev

PLASTERS OVER QUARREL  Khrushchev Links Red China Russia As Brothers In Fight

Red China, Russ Linkec As Brothers   Khrushchev Says Capitalism Funeral Joint Enterprise

Cold   Shakes En voy’s Hands  Nik Links Russia, China as Brothers

SPECIAL CHILDREN’S RITUAL  Archbishop Cushing Says Mass for Kennedys Son   World Leaders Send Notes  of Condolences to Ist Family

Kennedy Funera Services Today  ‘Mass of Angels Said By Cardinal Cushing

President, Members Of Family Attend Private Services For Baby Son

Funeral Rites Held Today For  Kennedy's Son  Special Mass Said  By Cardinal Cushing’ In Private Chapel —

First Lady Remains in Hospital —  President Kennedy Attends Final Rites For Son; Cardinal Cushing Says Mass  

iMass Of The Angels —  Boston Ar chbishop Presides ‘At Funeral Kennedy Infant

PRESIDENT AT PRIVATE MASS TODA)   Cardinal Cushing, Arch. bishop Of Boston, Conducts Services Fo: Infant Son.

Mass held tor Patrick   Theme: ‘Everlasting life to all children’

Family Friend - Cardinal Cushing Officiates at Mass for Children

Ritual Of Mass Of Holy Angels Is Celebrated  Mother Of Baby Remains At Otis. Air Base Hospital

Kennedys’ Baby Son Is Buried    Mass Of Angels Celebrated By Cardinal Cushing

JFK Attends Private Mass For Infant Son  - Cardinal Cushing Officiates at Ritual In Chapel of Home

Mass Of Holy Angels Is Said Today For Baby Of President: 14 Are Invited   INVITE 13 OTHERS

Rites, Burial Held for Infant  Son of Kennedys  Cardinal Cushing Celebrates Mass Of Holy Angels

Funeral Held For Kenriedy Baby Boy   Mass Of Angels Said By Cardinal; Condolences Sent

MASS S4ID FOR KENNEDY BABY ‘This Child Shall Receive A Blessing From The Lord’

i  v-Foint Tax Program Likely  State Budget ‘Progress’ Made    .

-In Ohio Legislature Tiecgaeneimemmemianaandmdaes  Educational Measures Before Senate, House

Climax on Shaff Plan Is Tuesday   Remap Debates Wine Up on Eve of lowa Election

Prison Matrons Helpful To Women Behind Bars! Ww Ww Ww Ww WwW Assist In Makine ‘Dead End’ Beginning Of New Road

Prison Matrons Helpful To Women Behind Bars   Assist In Making ‘Dead End’ Beginning Of New Roac

Jackie Ties for First as Best Dressed   By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON AP Fashion Writer

Republicans Back In Power Atter 8 Years   Thousands on Hand for Day-Long Ceremonials, Pageantry at Harrisburg.

COP Legislators To Map Own Tax Program: Welsh’s Influence ‘Wanes’

United Nations To Okay Ban on Space Weapons   U.S. and Russia Work Out Agreement to Prohibit Placing of Bombs In Orbit.

POLL TAX SCOREBOARD   Livestock Leaders Vow Actio1 To Raise Screwworm Funds

BRIGHTNESS DU ARES THAT OF SUN Scientists Meet In Dallas: Ponder Birth Of Object

Group Held Tn Alabama Death Site   Protests Siaged In North Cities Over Segregation

Jailings Continue in North Carolina Alabama Police Jail 11 Integrationists Trodding Route of Slain Postman

“White Man Scared’”—Powell Birmingham Quiet But Tense, Other (Demonstrations Held

TI Negro Demonstrators Are Nabbed By Alabama, North Carolina Police

Hundreds Of Students Exnelled   Birmingham Prepare For New Racial  Disturbances

News In brtes  Demonstrators Arrested In South: U.S. Convoy Stopped In E. Germany   PROPOSE AID PROGKAM   ‘OFFERS MARKET COMPROMISE

Legislature Hones Ax For Budget   Most Agree— It Won‘t Be As Outlined

Gomulka Offers fo Act As Red Peacemaker   Would Be a RussianChinese Go-Between.

Pole Peacemaker In Soviet-Sino Dispute —   Khrushy To Lay Case Before Satellites  By WILLIAM L. RYAN

Meets With Khrushchev  Gomulka Seeks Pitre  Between Russia, Chinc

POLE SEEKS PARTY PEACE   iGomulka Believed Trying to Patch MoscawPekine Rift

Gomulka Seeking To Make Peace  Meeting Khrushchev In Forest Retreat

JFK, King Create Big Sensation  Precident Walk.   President Walks Visiting Ruler to Blair House

King, President Take A Stroll Half-Block Walk   Causes Sensation  In Capital Of U.S.

Create Mild Chaos In Washington Kennedy, King Hassan Take Impromtu Walk

Create Mild Sensation It Was A Nice Day—So— President And King Walk

NICE DAY FOR A WALK  President, King Hassan Get Plenty Of Company; Cause Traffic Jam

Calls Bill ‘Ridiculous Request’  Lausche Rips U.S. Tollway Purchase

Lausche Hits Spending Kor Chicago Job  Ohioan Opposes   Ohioan Opposes Federal Support OF ‘Poor Judgement’

UN CAPTURES MAJOR CENTER INKATANGA   Troops Have Springboarc for Advance on Tshombe Headauarters   35 MILES AWAY   Leader Prodded to End Secession; Mining Sab. otage Feared

U.N. Forces Near Tshombe’s Headquarters   Mining Town Of Jadotville Taken Widespread Sabotage Is Feared

Key Katanga Town Falls to U.N. Forces  Springboard Given For Advance on  Tohambe’s Position

Key. Congo City. FE alls. to U.N. .   Gain: ‘Despite. ; Blown Bridges

MOVING ON TSHOMBE HQ AT KOLWEZI   Indian, Irish, Ethiopian Soldiers Meeting Little Resistance In Katanga; U.N. To Take Tshombe Cash.

Vital Katanga Town Captured By U.N. Force   Springboard For Advance On Kolwezi Battle Headquarters

Encounter little resistance  U.N. forces take Jadotville enrouteto Tshombe’s has.

Jadotville is captured by U.N. force  Qnrinagqhaarda for   Springboard for move on Tshombe headquarters

Important Mining Center of Jadotville Falls to Attackers After They Cross River on improvised Pontoons

Sabotage Policy Is Expected  Jadotville Taken, i alesonws Nae? Ae

Jadotville Falls, Springboard fo Tshombe Camp  Katangans Offer Little Resistance; Bridaes Blown Un

U.N. Forces Take Imporfanf Mining Town of Jadotville   Column Is Moving On Kolwezi, Capital Now Held by Tahombetaia.

Get Springboard For Advance on Tshombe Center  Kolweizi Is Base for . Katanga’s Air Force

MOVE TOWARD TSHOMBE’S QUARTERS   Jadotville Taken Following Light Resistance   PROVINCE CHIEF   s Handed Ultimatum By United Nations; Fear Widespread Sabotage

UN Troops Take Jadotville, Push Advance  Column 90 Miles Beam HWandatnrvbacn   Column 90 Miles From Headquarters Of Premier Tshombe

U. N. troops capture important Katanga town  Attankare oain enrinohnard far advanre on   Attackers gain springboard for advance on Tshombe stronghold; sabotage drive feared

Tshombe’s Hdq. Only 90 Miles   Fear President Will Carry Out Sabotage Threat

Katanga Town Falls in Drive By U.N. Forces   Troops Gain New Springboard for Advance on Tshombe

Jadotville Offers Springboard Fér Attack On Moise’s Top Headauarters

tronger than NOCKy s Goldwater support appears butiding in western states

Goldwater Surge Appears Growing   Western Governors Divided on Chances

Nation Shocked Into Realization Of Extremism’s Peril, Says Connally

Connally Is Able lo Walk in Roon  a, Cn od ee   Governor of Texas ls Out of Danaer

Says Kennedy Said Nothing  Connally Depicts  Tragic Moments   Dallas Pastor’s Home  Guarded After Threat:

Michigan Child Abducted and Assaulted Is Found Alive in Ditch Near Junk Yard

2 Truckers Find Child In Ditch   Girl, 5, Abducted From Mother's Car In Shopping Center

 Cifes Four Proposals GOP Leader Charges Demos With Pushing ‘Bossism’ Plans   Wyoming Work Richt Law Signed

Milk Prop Rate Staying at 15% For 1963 Period  Price of $3:14 Set On 3.8 Test Level; 35.6 for Cheese

Russ Score Chinese Attacks on Aton . Test Ban Agreement      -Ciaim Peking Seeks to Intensify World Tensions, Up Arms.Race

Kremlin Denounces Peking ‘Expansion’   Test Ban Opposition ‘Absurd’

Red China Attack on Nuclear Pact. ‘Called Absurd by Sdreastic Kremliti

Shooting for Clean-up Trophies   Curtain Rings Down Tonight On Butte Home-Sports Show

“prams, (Not Dricks .  ‘Hospital Superintendent Requests Pro fessional Staff

“Brains, Not Bricks....” —  Hospital Superintendent Requests Pro fessional Staf!

Haiti Shells Dominicans, 6,000 Flee   Border Bolstered: Armed Reprisal Threat Reported

‘Sanford Favors Winston-Salem Hospital Site  $500,000 Carnegie Grant Will Help  Finance Program

Kefauver Rival Expected To Take Over Senate Seat  Solon’s Death Hurts Liberals

Wife Of Army Captain, Imprisoned By Korean Reds, Tries Not To Worry

INSIDE      Wife Of U. S. Prisoner In Korea  She Tries Not To Worry

FRIES NOT TO REMEMBER Wite Grieves for Imprisoned Husband, Hopes Reds to Relen!

CAPTAIN HELD 101 DAYS BY KOREAN REDS  Wife Fears for Captive Yank

Red Captive’ s Wile Salli Hopeful  x * + de  North Koreans Captured Ty. ¢ Affton: Taree We 7

Today's smile   North Korea captive  Officer's wife criticizes weak U.S. release efforts

LEELA ERE DSO SERENE NE EEA RE RR SSSR RSS a a sae ce  Husband in Korean prison mean prison  “ try not to think about it.” wife cave

N RED HANDS 101 DAYS  Prisoner's Wife Has Nightmares   FROM FAMILIES

Wife Anxious About Soldier Held in Korea   U. S. Army Captain Imprisoned By Communist Forces

Wife of. Captain, Imprisoned: by: Reds In North Korea, Bares Her Anxiety

pa i i, A A A i ee   Captu red In Korea  GIl’s Wife Endures ‘Talks’

With A Smile On Her Face Jackie Quits Hospital: Must Limit. White House Activities

Governor Has Cold Shoulder For His Critics  On Grim Note, He Warns Solons Of Mixing Attempts

Division is economic Denies rural groups aligned in voting   285 lobbyists

Clerk of House testifies  State’s side   State’s side on remapping

Legislators Vote According to  Economic Ties  Clerk of House  Is First Witness ff" .. 11 J se 4

Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Inifialed, Will Be Signed Next Week

Initials Affixed To Document Today By United States, British And Soviet Diplomats In Moscow

Bv a Nose   Make Final Changes in Test Ban Pact; Expect OK Today

INCLUDES AIR, OUTER SPACE, UNDER WATER   HISTORIC PACT DRAFTED BY U. S. BRITAIN, RUSSIA

Gromyko Asks Further Steps Acted Upon   Khrush Seeking Non-Aggression Pact With West

Diplomats Expect No Hitch  Mr. K Wants To Witness Signing Of Test Compact

No More Weapons Tests in Space, Air, Water  TEST TREATY CONCLUDED

Test Ban Pact to Be Signed in Moscow Soon—  Nuclear Aqreement Initialed

NEXT WEEK IN MOSCOV   Lord Home And Gromyko Also To Take Part In Ceremony. Moke LastMinute Revisions.

Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Inifialed Today  Will Be Signed i ee ee, ig ow

Signing Set For Next Week   Described As Partial Ban; Signing To Be In Moscow

Treaty Banning Nuclear Tests Concluded Today By U.S., Russia, Britain

US., Soviets. British Sign Treaty Draft   Pact Outlaws Blasts In Air, Outer Space And Beneath Water

Sec, Rusk to Sign Test Ban Treaty In Moscow Soon   Agtesment Inittaled by Nagotlators; Outlaws Ais, S6e, Seaaa Shata.

OPTIMISM CON TINGES HIGH  Treaty Revisions Asked   Military Heads In Dark On Ban   BULLETIN

RUSK SIGNS NEXT WEEK IN MOSCOY   Lord Home And Gromykc Also To Take Part In Ceremony. Make LastMinute Revisions.

Formal Signing Due Next Week In Moscow   Nuclear Shots In Air, In Space, Under Water Outlawed By 3 Powers

Harriman Says: Ministers Will Sign Next Week  Action Announced   Action Announced After Three-Hour Conference Today

cariets May Ask fox Farther Additions to Pact: 2. > . Khrushchev Sees Possible “Radical Turn” to Better Relations

Despite Last-Minute Revisions — Air, Space, Underwater Test Ban Imminent

SIGNING OF TREATY DUE NEAR FUTURE   West Staves Off Kremlin Demand For Other Treaty

Three Powers Initial Nuclear Tests Treaty   Joint Chiefs of Staff Kept In Dark Over Bar

3 Nations Initial A-Ban Pact   Salinger Finds Serving Two Masters Often Rough

Plan Ceremony In Moscow Next Week To Formally Sign  Delay Is Caused By Soviets Asking Other Aareements To Follow

More Changes Made In Test Ban Agreement  Western Diplomats Expect Initialing Of Treaty Tadav

WHERE TO FIND IT   U.S. Britain And Russia  Initial Nuclear Test Ban

Harriman Says Agreement Will Be Signed in Moscow Next Week By Foreign Ministers of Big Three

Test Ban Treaty  Aareement Will ‘Halt Atomic Fallout   ‘ty Signed In Moscow

Signing Set On Test Ban  In Moscow   West. Russians Air Final Revisions At  Conference Today

Partial Test Ban Agreement Is Initialed  Harriman Says Very Important U/ack le Rane

Pope’s Death Scen Blow To ‘KK’  * * * * * * * * * * * *   Efforts To End Bitter Relations Could Suffer

Two Unions Are Still Off Jobs Ai Buildings   3 Killed, 2 Hurt In A-Sub Blaze

Ship under construction in shipyard   Flasher of same class as Thresher; two are injured

Dominican Army Backs New Junta   To Face Grand Jury ... Former Clarion County  Road Officials Held

Gary Powers Asking For Divorce Today ) Kite’ Wife OF  . Cy veel Ts oe nt

Marital Troubles Aired In Court  Francis Powers Says His Wife Neglected Him While In Prison

FEED GRAIN SIGNUP UNDER WAY — ASCS OFFICE PERSONNEL BUSY EXPLAINING PROGRAM FOR 1963  Urge Area Growers Tn Aasnmtad Prouiln..e

/FEED GRAIN SIGNUP UNDER WAY — ASCS OFFICE PERSONNEL BUSY EXPLAINING PROGRAM FOR 1963  Urge Area Growers Tr Avaid Mealauc

FEED GRAIN SIGNUP UNDER WAY — ASCS OFFICE PERSONNEL BUSY EXPLAINING PROGRAM FOR 1963 Urge Area Growers -

Crucial Week  Started By  Legislature Four Weeks lo Go  Dv ¢. SS... =   Four Weeks to Go Before Session  Is Called to Halt

Army Experts Split on Value Of New Rifle   Prepares to Buy About 85,000 of New Light Weapor

Army To Buy — Controversial New AR15 Rifle   Experts Divided On Its Merits

For Paratroopers, Special Units— Army Plans To Buy Controversial Rifles

Senafe Advances Licensing Bill  _ Marriage Counselors   Would Need Permit

Bill Forcing Licensing Of Marriage Counsellors Advanced in State Senate

.fews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Peru rounds up more -Reds

His Problems Will Plague Any Successor  Khrushchev's Regime Declared A Flop   NEWS ANALYSIS

ee we Gort  Aid Plea Expected   his Problems Will Plague Any Successor  Khrushchev's Regime Declared A Flop   NEWS ANALYSIS

Abandons Resistance __  Gov. Wallace Rocke Bow: At Birmingham, Alabamc

Clean- “up In Full Swing  Floods Leave 17 Persons Dead, “0009 Homeless

17 Dead, 50,000 Homeless Five States Mopping Uy After Damaging Floods

Damage Soars To Millions As 1] Lose Lives   James River Rises With Added Threat; 50,000 Homeless

Mop-Up Operations Begin In Wake Ol Appalachian  Mountain Area Flooding

TURN COUNTY HOME SERVICE HELP OVER TO WOODBURY RED  CROSS UNTIL NOV. 1

TURN COUNTY HOME SERVICE HELP OVER  TO WOODBURY RED Penee tINTIL NOV 1

Festion Being Watehed Closely  May Give Clue To How Farmers Feel

Legislature in Recess for Ten Days, to Jan. 21   Awaits Decision on 3 Disputed Seats

S. California 26 U.C.L.A. 6  Florida 7 Fla. State 0)   Police Probe Air Crash For Signs Of Explosion

Airline Officials Doubtful  Jetliner Explosion Theory Investigated

Mud and Snow Searched for  Clues to Cause Possibility of Explosion in Ait Being Explored

Goldwater Attacks Spending   Incentive ‘Slicing’ Deplored On Part Of The Government

Cabinet Quits in Argentina   Crisis Erupts Over Red Threat Charre

—-UNLESS AMENDMENTS CLUTTER IT Senator BurbachTo Back State Income Tax Bill

Harriman Chief U. S. Negotiator In Test Ban Talk   ul ivil Rights .  - JFK ‘Assured Of Bill

Regime Seeking Broader Civil Rights Program  Possible Disorder,  Senate F ilibuster

Civil Rights Bill Passage ls Predicted   President Assured Program Will Pass By Top Leaislators

Negroes Make First Attempt to Enter : Grade Schools in' Two Southern States

Negroes Register For Fall Term eee.  Desegregation In Dixie Spreading

Cities Well Represented, Leaders Say   Legislators Critical Of Suit Which Seeks House Reapportioning

Political Leaders Criticize Suit   Believe Urban Area  Representation Fair

Today’s Smile   2 Kast German Border Guards Flee to West   Woman Believed Sho! During Escape Try With Four Others

Escaping death Bombing victim, 12. waits for return of her eyesight

WHEN TRAGEDY HITS CHILDREN:  Aftermath Of BombingLittle Girl Can‘t Read

Little G rirl Sull Bh B lind From Blast’ Blast  Victim Refuses To Discuss Church Bombing

INSIDE EAGLE-GAZETTE TODAY   Negro Girl, Hurt In Church Blast, Lives Only By Sounds

Hundreds of Instruments Poised for Glimpse of Total Solar Eclipse

Peking Says US, Soviets Forming ‘Holy Alliance  ;   Cuba An Obstacle  Rusk For More East-West Talks

Democrats Not Worried   (State Senate Defers Action On Reapportionment Plan

Franklin And Adams To Continue As Senatorial District Under New Plar

Transit Strike In Philadelphic Halts Traffic   One Million Riders Forced to Look for Alternate Transport

Jealous Man Slams Wife, Companion   Both Die in Pileup, Husband Survives, Tells Police of Act

Laborites Irying To Pick Leader  Party Unity Job for Gaitskell Successor

British Labor Party Casts First Ballot; Three Vie For Leadershij

Laborifes Vie For Leadership  3 Men Seek Position Premiership Possible

Complete Separation Of Races.  Black Muslims Want Nation Of Their Own

The Black Muslims:  What They Stand For And What Are Their Aims?

Insight Into Thinking of Leader of Extremist Culi— What Do Black Muslims Wan}?

News Index   Black Muslims Consider All White Men Evil: Want Nation Of Their Own

‘"NEGRO IS GOOD, WHITE MAN IS EVIL’  ‘Black Muslim Describes Cult Creed

Leader Tells Writer of Hate for White Man  Black Muslim Sect Still Dreams About Nation of Owr

Carthage Skies   ChLIVCS WWseuot YVOVParare Ort Vv Mmitcs  Black Stuclion Leader Explains Groups Goal

ovens Some! DY Re  Goal Of Unique Negro Group: Separation Of Race  Black Muslims Seek Independence

Triple-Role Appointee  Alaskan Doctor Named Warm Springs Director

Rap Birmingham Bombings  Senators Urge Quick Action On Civil Rights Measures

EVEN THEY GET A TICKET...   Two Patrolmen ‘Wouldn’t Trade’ Turnpike Routine

Weekend Tourists   Weekend Tourists  KennedysSeeFamed Battlefield

,/Anegea Assailant Held ‘Racine Detective Slain, ‘Gunman Wounds Partner

House Is Voting On Impeachment Charges   Circuit Judge Will Be Tried in Supreme Court,

JFK Puts Top Priority On Medicare for Aged   Soviet Buildup in Cuba Would Pose Worst World Crisis in History: JFK   JFK Says NATO Split Would Be ‘Disaster’

Soviet Buildup in Cuba Would Pose Worst World Crisis in History: JFK   JFK Says NATO Split Would Be ‘Disaster

nwritten Lode Broken  *‘Revnooers’ Roarin’ Through Hills Along Tennessee-Carolina Border

REVENOOERS’ SWARMING THROUGH HILLS Ancient Code Broken In ‘Moonshine Raid

Shots Fired at Revenue Agents’ Car Sets Off War Aaainst Moonshiners

Moonshine Code Broken  x k * xe ; x we *   Revenue Agents Are Fired Upon

It's AH-Out War as Unwritten Code Broken Spirits Still Roam ‘Free State,’ ATU Agents Find in Cocke County      Flanary to Name Date for County Convention   5 from Lee GOP to Scout for County Candidates

Fresh Clues In Brutal Slayings   Drain Pond To Find Woman’s Head, Feet

Nuclear Talks Resume In N.Y.  Russia Is Holding Key To A Possible Test Ban Treaty

Nuclear Talks Moved to N.Y.  Details Are Sought On Russians’ Offer

Talks Move to New York Today  West Asks Soviets Reveal Details of Test Ban Plan

Dirksen Etches Political History In Urging Approval of Ban Treaty

Big Set of Teeth on Leash   Only 2 Seriously Hurt After Oklahoma Twiste

Best in Butte Golf Play   Mike Firm on Civil Rights   -No ‘Sideshow’ fo Be Allowed

Jef Crashes info Day Camp Seven Picnickers Killed By Pilotless Navy Plane

Pilot Loses Control, Bails Out of Craft   Tragedy Occurs At Willow Grove, 500 Feet From Runway

iFour Children Among Seren Deud: pe atetalitaheahlsbate_ Alacenetiichathtraaa  Jet Smashes Into Family Picnic

Navy Jet Crash Fatal to Seven  Pilotless Plane — Hits Picnickers

7 Killed At Pienie By a Jet   Navy Reserve Pilot Bails Out of Plane

Malfunction causes pilot to bail out   Picnic grounds bathhouse leveled by crashing jet

Plane hits bathhouse Pilot bails out; flaming jet kills 7 persons at picnic

ao Ie ee neereees eS ee  Navy Jet Kills 7 Family Picnickers Sunday After Pilot Bails Out Safely

Seven Persons Killed At Family Picnic As Flaming Navy Jet Crashes In Field   Six Lose Lives In Crash Of Light Plane In Kentucky

Electrical Failure Blamed ...  Pilotless Jet Careens — Into Day Camp; Kills 7

Seven Killed In Jet Crash   Pilotless Navy Plane Lands On Picnic Area at Willow Grove, Pa.

17 at family picnic hurt  Pilotless jet crashes into bathhouse killing seven

Jet Hits Picnic;  7 Killed   Pilot Bails Out Of Disabled Craft; 17 Injured At Day Camy

Diln4 Daath. Oud Wie lad Hite Pil MUils WUT, © 1is VCIlrilis  Ballfield: Kills 7 Picnickers

Four Children Among 7 Victims: Flaming Navy Jet Crashes Day Camp

onic ; ‘ ine Disa: Picnic Turns Into Flaming Disaster  7 Killed, 15 Injured As Jet Hits Bathhouse

Pilot Escapes Death — 1 Die When Navy Fighter Crashes Into Bathhouse.

seven rersons Ruled See eee ee  Jet Fighter Crashes Into Pa. Boys Camp

Flier Bails Out: Four Children Among Victims  12 In Hospital;  Plane Malfunction

a‘ — FF FF Vy eS sr FS a  Month Comes In With Rain; More Forecast on Way

Both economic-military advantages seen  U.S.-Canada would qain much united

JFK to Take Racial Issues to Congress   Ike Says Nuts To Big Moon Race Spending

Pontiff's Last Words Are for World Unity      An Editorial Page 8

Pone Dies with Dream of Christian Unity Unfilled   Obituary Pages 6.7. 8

BACKED BY MOSCOW, HAVANA  Vast Communist Plot Crushed by Peruvians

Peru's Military Junta Charges Russ ‘Behind Plot To Overthrow Its Regime

Military Junta Says Red Plot Foiled in Peru  Over 200 Seaiza-l   Over 300 Seized By Raiding Squads

PERU SMASHES VAST RED PLOT: 300 ARE SEIZEL   Charges Plans for Revol Masjerminded by Moscow, Havana

Peru Government Foils Plot Backed By Red Countries  Moscow, Havana, Prague Backing Rar Ce ama: Over 2 Arractas

Communist plot smashed  Godoy’s military junta arrests more than 300

Peruvian Junta Rounds Up Reds  300 Arrested, Civil Guarantees Lifted

Moscow Behind Planned Revolt,  Lima Declares 300 Are Seized   300 Are Seized As Nation Halts  Civil Guarantees

Peru Puts Down Vast Red Plot   Directed by Cuba, Moscow, Prague, Military Claims

Military Junta Says Red Plot Foiled in Peru   Over 300 Seized By Raiding Squads

Ex-Water Clerk Given 1-7 Years   Judge Castigates City Woman Over Evasive Testimony

Kennedy Urges Support for  Fiseal Issnes  Tax Cut, Higher Rees. Dela   Tax Cut, Higher Budget, Debt Ceiling Cited

Good Morning   CAMPAIGN, STUDY, OR BOTH?  JFK’s ‘Wild Western’ Trip

mies WOAUE SB Vp BW mes eee  Not enough white collar workers in Lake County

 Drops only 1,250 feet into lake Parachuter makes qood minus one leq

Sorrow. Unites  Divided World   (abd Jeers New Legislation  Civil Rights Request Seen      Sua STAIR OF  Unpledged Elector Probe Orderec

Study of Railroad Work Rules Beains   Legislators Predict Long Debate  Congress Uneasy About Settling Rail Dispute

Congress Put on Hot Spot  Kennedy Gives Legislators Week to Solve Rail Crisis With Law

Panel begins rail studies   Congress isnt happy over new labor role

Armed Services Subcommittee Wil Review Treaty  Examination Could Mean Possible Delay Of Quick Approval

JFK Optimistic on Test Ban Talks ‘But Dampens Hint of K Conference

GUNNERS DOWN 8 OF AIRCRAFT IN TROOP LIFT   Army Officer Among Slain, 4 Other Americans Wounded   BATTLE RACING   Cong Forces Spring Trap ‘in Deadly Blow Against U. S$. Forces

Three Americans Killed in Vietnam Action  Guerrillas Down Eight U.S. ‘Copters

Viet Ne     U. S. ras ae Fleet   Three Americans Killed, Four Wounded As Groundfire Downs Eight Troop Carriers

3 AMERICANS DIE, FOUR WOUNDED   In Airlifting Troops To Aic Pro-Western Gov't  COMMUNIST   Sunners Hit 14 Yank Helicopters, Downing Eight: Report Fighting Rages

Deadliest Viet Nam blow Commies blast. down eight U.S. helicopters

Viet Cong Hit US. ’Copters; Four Killed    Deadliest Blow Struck at Forces Aiding Government

Four Americans Die: 14 of Craft Hit by Barrages  Communist Unit Puts Up Furious Rattle in Delta

Three Yanks Killed, 4 Wounded by Reds   Communist Gunners Blast Fleet of US Helicopters Aiding Vietnamese Forces

Viel Cong Gunners Deal Sharp Blow to Atfack Helicopters   Guerrillas Attacking In Battalion Strength: 3 U.S, Advisers Killed,

Reds Down Eight U.S. Helicopters   Viet Cong Fire Kills Three American Soldiers

Three Americans Killed     Red Viet Nam Troops Fire On U.S. Helicobters

Red Viet Cong Blast Copters: Kill 3 Yanks   GLOATS ‘OVER “INDEMNITY? _ Castro Unveils New. ~. Coast: Defense Missile

Deadliest blow struck by guerrillas   Red gunners hit 14, bring down about 8 aircraft

REDS SHOOT DOWN 8 U.S. HELICOPTERS   $. Viet Nam Rebels Stand Ground First Time And Hit 14 ‘Copters; 3 Yanks Killed, 4 Wounded.

3 Yanks Killed, 4 Wounded   Deadliest Blow Yet to Americans In S. Viet Nam

Yanks Killed, Wounded: 14 Craft Struck   American Forces Suffer Heaviest Lasses to Date

Three Americans Die By Commie Gunfire   Deadliest Blow Struck at U.S. Forces Aiding. Pro-Western Government; Red Gunners Hit 14 of 15 U.S. Helicopters

WHERE TO FIND IT   HISTORIC LINK  MacArthur Meets Colin Kelly's Son

reneral Has Birthday Colin Kelly’s Son Aids’ In Honoring MacArthur

New Member Speaks-out   Pledges Fight For New School Integration Policy

,0bby baker Has hesigned bul —  Political Fires Still Burn In Senate

Two Sentry Satellites Are Placed in Orbit  - One Given Jolt To Give It  Civdulas Path

Saigon Woman Kills: New Slide Self By Fire; Police Threatens Bar Another Suicide ttaly Town

Rejects House Ban on Credit Sales to Reds  Efforts Will Be Made  T., Aclinet Vieacure’«   Efforts Will Be Made To Adjust Measure’s Differences Quickly

FOREIGN AID BILL GOES 10 CONFERENCE   Senate Rejects House Provisions, Votes  Approval, 69-25   CREDIT RESTRICTION CLAUSE ELIMINATED

$3.2 Billion Authorized By 60-25 Vote   Measure Now Goes To House-Senate Conference Committee

Restores Some ForeignAidCuts. Made by House; Measure Sent To Conference

Conference With House Next Step   $3,272,500,000 Is More Than Version Approved By House

Solons Remove Guarantee Ban  On Wheat Sales  Foreign Aid   Foreign Aid Measure Sent To Conference

Goldwater Opens Fire On Directive To Place Segregated Communities Off Limits

Goldwater Blasts Pentagon Order To Desegregate   Arizona Solon Levels ‘Police State’ Charge At Robert Kennedy

NEWS INDEX   GOLDWATER HITS PENTAGON DIRECTIVE     er ENR CE tt RR eR re  Segregated Towns Off Limits?

Goldwater Hits Pentagon Edict On Rights Areas  Declares Bobby's Aim Has Aspects Cyt ‘Dalira Stato’

Bobby Accused Of Using Police State Powers   Goldwater Flays Directive Putting Seareqated Areas Off Limits

Goldwater Raps Move Of Pentagon  Put Segregated Cities Off Limits  To Servicemen

Sen. Goldwater Hits Directive  Accuses Pentagon Of Police Tactics

FLINGS ‘POLICE STATE’ CHARGE  Goldwater Raps Off Limits Threat To Seqreqated Areas Near Bases

2 pacha   ! Charges ‘Police State” Goldwater Opens Fire ‘On Pentagon Directive

Goldwater Opens Fire On Directive   NO COMMENT   SOL THEFRN CRITICS

President ends Costa Rica visit  Kennedy predicts Soviet downfall

Report Due Today On San Jose Meet   Communism’s Failure In Cuba Is Held Un As Lesson For Americas

Shaweace of Failure   JFK TELLS COSTA RICANS  Cuban Sovereianty Must Be Saved

Crowd Size Can't Match That for JFK   Nikita Assails Kennedy's Visit In Brief Talk

East Germans Apathetic to K’s Arrival   Red Bloc Summit Meeting Apparently Reine Planned

Apathy Meets Khrushchev In East Berlin   Crowds Skimpy; No Comparison With JFK Visit

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY ©   (Coprighted 1963, A Nationa) Council of Churches Religious Features)

Has Hope It Boosts Tax  Cut Chanee   Represents First Major Policy Move Bearing His Stamp

Program Is Outlined To  Democrats —  hr   Tuesday Morning Sessions Resumed

FRresscs ECONOMY Live  Johnson Outlines His Own Economy-In - Government Plans To Top Democrats

Demo Chiefs Get Economy Talk By LBJ   President Johnson Hopes Tax Cut Will Get A Boost

Say Presidentto Get Full Support of R. Kennedy   Johnson Pushing Economy Drive

President Calls Top Democrats To Conference   Johnson Seeks to Hold ‘65 Budget Under $100 Billion

Democrats Get Outline Of Program   7 Congress Leaders Called to Cabinet  Room Conference

QUIET ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION PLANNED  Churchills Married 55 Years

ene ie aia it WOUlLGNT Last:  Churchills To Mark 55th Weddine Date

They Said It Wouldn't Last   Winston and Clementine Mark 55 Years

4 LITTLE SISTERS  DROWN IN POND   ifth Rescued by Off-Duts Policeman in Babylon, N. ¥.. Tragedy

AUTOMATION AIDS WESTMAR STUDENT REGISTRATION ,  . Upperclassmen  Use. {BM Cards Egr Firct Time

 AUTOMATION AIDS 'WESTMAR STUDENT REGISTRATION  Upperclassmen Use IBM Cards For First Time

‘Missing Nuclear Sub  Squeaks by. in Senate—  Liquor Bill Up to House

Death Toll in Cold Wave Reaches 160 Alabama Reports Heavy Crop Losses

Death Toll Rises to 160 in Cold Wave   Air Team Sights Wreckage of Jet

Six-Day Siege Claims 160 Lives Drifting Snow, Cold. Pounds Eastern U.S.

270 Deaths Blamed on Record Cold   Continued Frost Predicted in 5-Day Forecast

Bitter Cold Eases . as. U.S:-Foll Risés™  New Crop Damage Avoided in Florida, Texas; 160 Dead

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Profits, Auto Output Pep Up Economy

Both Parties Call for Curb On Spending Most Comment  Highly Critical Of Huge Deficit

Severe Storm Alert Sounded  Large Part Of Ohio To Get Hail, Winds

CIA DENOUNCED BY PROSECUTOR  Death Penalty Asked In Russian Spy Trial

2 Others Badly Injured —  Pickwick Woman Dies Of Car Crash Injuries

§. Vietnamese Resume War Against Reds  U.S. Military Says Viet Cong Caught Off Guard by Coup

Viet Nams New Leaders  Resume Anti-Red War   Communists Were  Caught Off Guard

Reds Failed to Capitalize On Diem Overthrow   New Regime Is To be Headed By Buddhists

Viet Nam —   “Junale War Resumes   Berlin Again   Soviets Halt U.S. Convoy

Vietnamese Resume War With Reds: Viel Cone Missed Chance In Revolt

Reds Apparently Fail to Capitalize on Confusion Resulting From Overthrow of Diem Regime

ANOTHER NGO SEIZED War Against Viet Cong Resumes; Reds Fail to Capitalize on Lull

Tells New Reign  U.S. Says Death of Viet Nar Leaders Is Regrettable

A Buddhist Premier  New S. Vietnamese Regime Points Arms At Reds Again

south Viet Nam  Resume U. S.-Supportec Military Operations Against Communists

Reds Fail To Cash In On Revolt New Vietnam Leaders  Get On With The War

Vietnamese forces resume fighting Communist guerrillas with U. S. aid

Viet Nam Troops Resume War Against Red Guerrillas   US. Deplores Diem Death

Reds Don't Cash Inon Coup Chaos   Were Caught Napping: South Vietnamese Resume Action

Atmosphere in Saigon one of gaiety   , Ruling military works to form Buddhist gov't

Vietnamese Resume bight On Viet Cong   Communists Fail To Capitalize On Confusion

Vietnamese Resume Wat Against Red Guerrillas   ‘Unhappy Development’  US. ‘Won't Condone Deaths Of Diem, Nhu

‘Unhappy Development’—  Deaths Can't Be Condoned, U. S. Tells Viet Junta

Diem dead, South Vietnamese forces resume campaign against Viet Cong

Tho Slated To Fill Job  Of Premier   Bodies Of Diem, Nhu Await Burial; Suicide Discounted

Resume Operations  Against Red Troops   U.S. Support To Viet Nam

Vietnamese Back  In War With Reds   SAYS HE TRIED TO WARN DIEM Former Envoy Cites  Cause of Rebellion

Fight Resumes In S. Viet Nam   Reds Apparently Fail To Push Coup Advantage

Mrs. Nhu Stays . In Seclusion At Plush L. A. Hotel   U.S. Deplores Leaders’ Deaths While In Custod:

Cong Fails To Act In Confusion   Madame Nhu Asks U.S. For Safe Passage Help

Commies Fail To Capitalize On Overthrow   Junta To Install  Buddhist Chiefs

Cong's Forces Failed To Seize On Opportunity   Bodies of Executec Diem, Nhu Await Cemetery Rites

Resume U.S.-Backed War On Reds  Viet Cong Fails To Cash In On Diem’s Overthrow

SWIFT COUP TAKES REDS OFF GUARD   Dilemma Posed On Burials Of  Slain Leaders

VIET NAM WAR ON REDS Is RESUMED   Viet Cong Fails To Take Advantage Of Coup; Diem, Nhu Bodies Held For Funcral,

Viet Cong Fails to Take Advantage of National Confusion   Military Leaders Setting Up New Casatalkar Bantma.,

Guerrillas Fail To Capitalize On Confusion  Vietnamese Army Resumes War On Red:

Reds fail to capitalize on coup  Vietnamese forcesresume finht against Red querillas

Reds Miss Chance In Viet Nam Coup   Viet Cong Is Caught Off Guard

Country Gay After Coup  New Vietnamese Regime  Resumes War With Reds

Cohmuhists Fail to Capitalize on Bloody Coup  South Vietnamese Forces Renew War on Guerrillas

Viet Cong Reds’ Activity Minor  South Viet Nam Forces Resum Onerations Aqainct li... aT

No Change In War On  Commies   South Vietnamese  Resume Operations Against Viet Cong, Surnrised By Coun

War Against Viet Nam Red: IsResumed   Commie Troops Fail To Take Advantage . Of Revol?’s Confusior

Reds Fail Advantage In ‘Turmoil   Junta Expected To Retain Power

Swift Coup Catches Foe Off Guard   Junta Seeks To Form Provisional Gov't With Buddhist Chief

Political Force Against White, Foreign Rule   Relations Severed With South Africa, Portugal Quickly

White Rule Is Target  Of Meeting   30 Sever Ties With Portugal, South Africa

Solidarity Action Set By Africans   30 Nations Agree To Fight Colonialism And White Rule

Unity Pact Is Adopted By Africans   Leaders Seek to Banish Remnants of Colonial Rule

Africans Approve Charter  Leaders Sever Relations With Seauth Africa

Coming Through Virginia Pacifists Begin March From Quebec  To Guantanamo To Urge Moderation

General Aid Warrants Have Been Received by County Superintendent

ICC Railroad Hearing Set To Resume   Solons Plan Closed Meet Next Week

Would Ease Accidental War Threat   Direct U. S. Link Gets Russian OK

READY TO TRY DIRECT LINK AS PRIORITY PLAN   PLAN SEPARATE. NEGOTIATIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS

Plan Backed In Reducing War Threat   Direct Line Seen Easing Chance Of Accidental Strife

Reds Accept US Plan For Hof Line Link  Direct Communicatio To Prevent Chances

Geneva:   U.S-Kremlin Line Agreed Fo by Soviet   Tsarpkin Says Russia Is Willing To Negotiate Link

Direct Link Would Ease War Threat   Telegraph or Teletype Line Studied; First Break in Negotiations

Soviet Is Set On D.C. Link   Direct Line Termed Vital To Block Accidental War

Communication Link May Ease War Threats   Link Acceptance First Forward Step By Russia In Montt

Link Designed To Avert War By Accident’   -E, Germany Asks Disarmament Pact With W. Germany

Direct Wire To Kremlin Acceptable  Would Avoid Accidental Rent YL Wap

U.S. Line To Kremlin Acceptable   Soviet Ready To Talk About It as Means Of Cutting Risk

Soviets Okay Kremlin-D. C. Direct Phone   Communications Link Propused By U.S. Is Accepted

Reds Urging Talks Begin panned   Act eptance of U.S.   Acceptance of U.S. Proposal Hailed at ‘Geneva Conference

Word Given By Russia At Geneva   Washington Line To Kremlin Aimed At Easing Tensions

PLAN TO LINK U.S., SOVIET CAPITALS   Russia Says It’s Ready To Accept Proposal   REDS WILLING   To Start Immediate Negotiations On Communications Setup

Russ Ready for a Direct Phone Link  With U.S. to Prevent Accidental Outbreak of War

PlanHad Been Submitted by U.S. Earlier   Aim Is To Prevent Accidental Start Of World War Ill

 Soviet Accepts ‘Hot Line’ Tieup  Proposal for Communications Link

Move Tied ‘To Prevent War Act  Tmme diate Talks Pa Geshszont fbesae

Soviets Ready to AcceptHof Line Between Capitals   U. §. Proposal Agreed To at Geneva: Final Arrangements Soon.

Russia Gives  ‘Hot Line OK   Link Between Moscow, U.S. to Help Avert War

Could Avoid Accidental Nuclear War   Soviet Delegate Calls Move First Armes Meet Break

WIRE LINK: TO ‘MOSCOW —   - Soviets Accept U. S. - Plan For ‘Hot Line’

To Prevent Accidental War  Kremlin Approves Red Line Phone Link To Washington

‘ToConn ect Capitals Of 2 Nations   Delaved Peace Step Paken By Russians

Direct Teletype To Help Prevent War by Accident   Approval of U.S. Plan First Forward Step by Soviets In More Than Month.

£0 Bese Area UF i ar  Russia Accepts Direct Line Between Moscow, Washington

TELETYPE CIRCUIT IS U. §. DESIRE   Negotiations For Such Connection Can Start Soon

Soviets Block, Then Free Berlin Airway   Russians Accept  Hot Line' Proposal

Soviets OK ‘Hot Line’ Proposition       Would Link U.S. With Moscow——

Russ Accept A ‘Hot-Line’ Phone Link U.S. Welcomes  Agreement by Soviets .

Soviets Said Agreeable To Phone Link   Announcement Made By Tsarapkin At Geneva Meeting

Between Washington And The Kremlin  Soviets Okay Telecommunications Link

To prevent accidental world war   U.S. warmly welcomes Kremlin announcement

TWO-HOUR BATTLE ENSUES   Playgirl, 20, Denies Lying in British Vice Scandal

White Students Leave   White Students Leave Integration Boycotters  Make Gains

Tito Wins U.S. Recognition of Independence   Given Full Honors _ At White House but  OVWielt le Accailed

Tito Believes Independence Is Apparent   Yugoslavia Leader  Gets Royal Welcome In White House Visit

Wants Independence.... Tito Satisfied by Outcome Of Meeting With Kennedy

_ + Tito Attains A Goal JFK Rolls Out Red Carpet To Welcome Jugoslav Head

  SERBIAN, CROATIAN PICKETS CALL HIM ‘MURDERER’   Tito Aides Say ‘Mission Accomplished’

Tito Gains Goal: U. S. Recognition   APPEAL TO U.S.   PICKETS OUTSIDE   FRANK TALKS   Fiu Delays Tito Flight

Report JEK-Tito Talks Friendly And Cordial   Chancellor Erhard Bids  For German Reunification

Shades of Black, White Recognized by U.S., Communist Chief Feels

Recognition By U rs. Won Tito Believes   Yugoslav Chief Meets Kennedy; Visit Under Fire

Kennedy, Tito Have Brief Talk   Aides Say Yugoslavian Got Recognition Of His Independence

Duvalier Men Claim Revolt Crushed, Exiles Say Invaders Are Advancing

Haiti Eviles Deny Duvalier Has Beat Them  2 Columns Still Reported Moving  near Can Haitien

Rebel Claim Qf Advances Contradicted   Duvalier Reports Foes Driven Across Dominican Border

Rebel Advancement Splitting Haiti   BULLETIN: Report Invasion Fails

Exiles Denying Duvalier Claim Rebels Beaten  Conflicting Reports   Conflicting Reports On Haitian Invasion

Haitian Troops Crush Rebel Invader:  Government   Government _ Says Insurgents Killed. Cootured

ON THE INSIDE      Haiti Invaders Claiming Success Despite Reports

Invasion Described As Foray   What's Inside   GOVERNMENT SAYS REBELS CRUSHED  Conflicting Claims Made In Haiti

Haiti Says Invasion  Crushed  Lobhetaane Wet han,   Claims Exiles  Are Rouled

Haiti Rebels Defeated, Report Says  Revolt Picture Still Unelear

Not So, Duvalier Says  Haitian Exiles Deny Defeat, Claim Units Are Advancing

Duvalier Insists Rebels Have Been Crushed But Invaders Claim New Gains

Charges A gainst Dominicans Renewed .... Conflicting Reports Issued On Revolt by Haiti, Rebels

Claims Conflict On Haitian Invasion Status   Government Declare: Rebels Crushed; Invaders Disaaree

Haitian Rebels Deny Invasion Forces Crushed   Claim Made By President Duvalier; Rebels Say Invaders Advancing

DESPITE HAITIAN GOV'T DENIALS        Exiles Claim Invasion Gains

Announcement Expected   Haiti Invasion Fails, Treops Crush Rebels

Haitian Rebel Claims Disputed By Duvalier   Invasion ‘Crushed,’ Port au Prince Says; Not So, Retort Exiles

  But Exiles Claim Invaders Advanced  Haitian Loyalists Say Coup Failed

‘We're Winning, Say Both Sides   Conflicting Reports On Haiti Revolt

Invaders Claim Push; Figaro Says Crushed   Both Agree That Rebels Stopped By Government

Duvalier Claims  Revolt Is Crushed   Confirmation And Denial Heard From Different Sources In Haiti Uporisinag

Fate of Haiti Invasion Is Not Certain   Revolt Over, Claims Duvalier; Rebels Say Troops Still Moving

Rebel-Invaders in Haiti Moving South   Anti-Duvalier Forces Trying To Cut Off North Coastal Area

Exile Force Driven Out. Haiti Says   Rebels Insist Invaders Press Pincver Move

Government Says Haiti Rebel Force Is Crushed  Invaders Claim Gener ral Cantave  W ft.

Claim Invasion Of Haiti Broken In Brief Fight   Exile Sources Insist Invaders Advancing

Reports Conflict On Haitian Revolt   Duvalier Claims He Has Won: Rebels ‘Say. They Are Advances.

Reports Conflict On Whether Haiti  Invasion Crushed  Rebels Insist They’re Moving; Government Says Order Prevails

Invaders in Haiti Move Crushed   Govt. Troops Wipe Ou: Opposition; Some Made Captive

Haitian Revolt Has Been Crushet  Northern Area In avernmen +t Hande

Exiles Say Troops Still  Press Drive   Government States Cantave Not Among Slain Or Captured

Duvalier Says Rebels Crushed  But Exile Sources   But Exile Sources Report Invaders Still Advancing

Exiles Denying Duvalier Claim Rebels Beaten   Conflicting Reports On Haitian Invasion

Haitian Rebel  Claims Disputed By Duvalier  Invacion ‘Ceuched ’   Invasion ‘Crushed,’ Port au Prince Says; Not So, Retort Exiles

Haitian Rebel Claims Disputed By Duvalier  ED eee es eee   Invasion ‘Crushed’ Port au Prince Says; Not So, Retort Exiles

China Quits Red Confab   Chinese Atomic Hopes Said Frustrated by Soviets

Report Recess in Sino-Soviet. Moseow Talks   Chinese Reds Said Awaiting Word from Peking Leaders

Governor informed today Demos select Atlantic City for national convention site

For Nominating Convention  Dems Select Atlantic City   Meeting In San Francisco Young Republicans Seem  To Like Sen. Goldwater 

Demos Select — Atlantic City — Convention City      Will Be First Convention In East Since 1948 Philadelphia Meeting

Democrats Pick Atlantic City as Convention Site  First Party Meet In East Since 1948

First In East Since 1948 Democrat Convention Set  For Atlantic City In ’64

1964 Rally Goes To Atlantic City  Democrats Drop Chicago as Site

First For East Since Back In ‘48  Gov. Hughes Notified Bid Accepted

CHICAGO, MIAMI LOSE Atlantic City Is Selected As Demo Convention Site

Atlantic City Selected by  Democrats   Site Committee  Notifies Governor Of New Jersey

ATLANTIC CITY CHOSEN AS SITE FOR DEMOCRATS   1ST TIME IN EAST SINCE TRUMAN AT ° PHILADELPHIA, 1948

For Nominating. Convention —OF JNominating :-onvention  Dems: Select Atlantic City

NEW SNORKEL HELPS SAVE NEWSPAPER   Mt. Vernon Giant In Action First Time, Douses Fire From Above 3-Story Marion Building.

Dodd Credits Rusk With Swinging ‘One-Time Skeptics Behind Treaty

NOT VALID RESIGNATION  State Senator Quits: Demands Special Vote

Will bar lawyer from big fee  Senate okays bill to pay lump sum Philippine claim

Police Seeking Man Who Talked Him Into It  Boy Conned Into Bank Theft Try

There Was This Man...  So, For 50 Cents Down, Youngster Tries Holdup

Ww 00S" G TRL S ABRO. AD  ee en  Boy, 16, Soured on American Women

frostoite Strikes Climbers —  ‘ Victory Over Everest Cost Heavily

PAINFULLY FROSTBITTEN Two Everest Climbers Tell Of Being Lost On Roof Of World

Frostbitten Explorers In Close Escape   2 Conquerors Of Mi. Everest Are Saved By Copter

ALABAMA. APPEAL DENIED   LOST, EXHAUSTED, NO OXYGEN  2 Everest Climbers Tell of Ordeal:

British Police Have 2 Flimsy Robbery Leads   Handcuffs, Stolen Truck Are Studied

Uncover Two Thin, But Uncertain  Clues In $7 Million Train Holdup

Used On Engineer, Fireman  Handeuffs First Lead In $7 Million Robbery

Thin, Uncertain Leads Found in Train Robbery  Most Solid Clue   Most Solid Clue Is Handcuffs Used On Engine Crew

BLOODSTAINED CAR FOUND  Local Insurance Agent Missing Since Friday   OVER $7 MILLION GONE  Leads Thin In Train Robbery

Red Agents Enter U.S. As Cubans  Exiles Say Castro   Exiles Say Castro Picked Passengers For Refugee Ships

Severe Drought Hits 16 States  Water Sourcec   Water Sources, Pastures Dried Up

Aggravated by Hot Autumn Weather — Drought Conditions Sweep Over 16 States

Ohio. Mississippi Rivers Low  Drought Plagues 16 States         Related Story _. . See Pace 6

SITUATION BECOMING SERIOUS  Warm Weather Dims Nation's Drouth Relief

-Parched Land Poses Fire Threat   Prepare Gigantic Grave For Victims

Many States Are Stricken By Big Drought InU. S.   Rainfall Is Far Below Normal (n Vast Eastern Area

Hot Fall. Parches © Areas in 16. States   Fire Threat Caused’ By Drought

DROUGHT IX STATES EAST OF ROCKIES   Hot Autumn Aggravates Parched Conditions From Texas To New Hampshire.

After Soviet harassment  Western doubts of the "spirit of Moscow’ grow

Was shot alongside Kennedy  Texas Gov. John Connally reported in qood condition

Gov. Connall y Is Im proved After Surgery   Texas Governor Shot In Same Car With Kennedy

Connally Reported in Satisfactory Condition   President Was Shot Twice   Mrs. Kennedy Must Tell Children

Kennedy Asks South Viet Nam Pafience Policy   Wants U.S. to Avoid Get-Tough Aid Slash ‘That Might: Lure Reds 

Kennedy Urges Patience in Viet Nam Crisis  Cutoff of Aid Seen As Helping Cause of

President Says U.S. Must Pursue Policy Of Patience In S. Viet Nam

a Ia a Sanaa enemas  JF K Says. US Must Pursue Be Patient With Viet Nam

Avoid get-tough aid slash  Kennedy advocates policy of patience in Viet Nam

JFK Fears S. Viet Nam Aid Cutback  Says U. S. Must Pursue Policy Of Patience

Kennedy Warns Patience Needed In Viet Nam Case   President Fears Aid Cutoff Might Topple Regime

Kennedy Urges Patience In Viet Nam Crisis   Cutoff Of Aid Seen As Helping Cause Of Communist Forces

President Recommends SS SS SP TT  Poliey Of Patience In Viet Nam

STUDENT ANTI-DIEM RALLY SQUELCHED  We Must Have Patience And Avoid Cut In Viet Nam Aid, Says Kennedy

Kennedy Says U.S. Must Pursue Patience Policy With S. Viet Nam   AvoidGet-Tough Slash in Aid He Admonishes

Patience Needec In §. Viet Nam, Says President  Avoid Slash in Aid,  s Kennedy Appeal

Be Patient With Diem, JFK Urges   Aid Slash Unwise President Tells  Two Interviewers

More Marches Unless... . Birmingham i in the Kye Of a Racial Hurricane

IN HURRICANE’S CEYE NOW  Racial Strife Still Swirls Around Quiet Birmingham

Birmingham Is Quiet, But Forces Of Racial Turmoil Remain Active   >, PREVEAN MORIN

Inside Today   Birmingham Quiet After Bi-Racial Agreement But City Remains Tense

Birmingham Is Like A City In The Eye Of A Hurricane   By RELMAN MORIN

Home Insists That Reds Stor Using Force  New Premier Uses Video to Woo Britons

New British Chief On TV Four Times —  Butler Praised For Ineelfichnace:   Butler Praised For Unselfishness; Gives Up Title Soor

Kennedy Is at Cape Cod Again  Mrs. Kennedy Still Wants Another Baby

Wonderful Treatment At Otis President’s Wife Wants Another Baby Next Year

 News Of Religion ‘Change To Christian Unity ‘Vivid At Church Council Meet

Christian Drama At Council Meet   World Council Shows New Church Solidarity

Ohio Turnpike Speed Cut Cold Air And Snow Follow  Drought-Kasing Rain In East      Four Tanks I mpounded  Gas Leak Blamed  In Ice Arena Blast

At Least 18 of Ice Show Explosion Victims Still in Critical Condition

Probers Work On Theory That Gas Leak Caused Explosion: 64 Killed

Where to Find It   Indianapolis Death Toll Mav Rise Over 64 Figure

Death Toll: 64 Indianapolis Disaster Blamed On Leaking Gas; 18 Still Critical

Khrushchev Backs Neutrality In Laos   Ousted Marine Tells Of Burying Body Of A Spy

Full Probe Demanded Former Marine Deseribes Re-Burying Castro’s Spy

Marine claims forced from Corps  untairly for Guantanamo incident ‘AIDED HIS SUPERIOR IN DISPOSING OF SPY’S BODY’

Republican Asks Probe Of Incident   1961 Slaying At Guantanamo Aired By Congressman

Killing — Of Cuban Concealed   WILLIAM A, “SZILI ~» + “@ grave injustice”

Rep. Schweiker Demands Investigation Qn Discharge of Marine in Spy Killing

Marine Tells Story of Death of Cuban Spy   Congressman to Ask Investigation Of 1961 Incident

Probe Of Spy Death Called   ‘Marine Tells Of Being Forced Out Of Corps °

Investigation Into Ouster Of Marine Over Shooting Of Spy By CO Demanded

Forced Out of Corps... ... After Inciden     Former Marine Says Cuban Spy At Guantanamo Naval Base Shot

Rep. Schweiker Seeks Probe In Szilis Ouster Szili Says Secrecy Was Kept For Fear Of International Incident

Big Mixup In Slaying Of Cuban   7 Marines Forced To Quit After Incident in 1961

Marine Discharged After Slaying —  Cuban Spy’s Death Story Unfolded

‘VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCES Solon Demands Probe Into Marine’s Ouster

U.S. Probe Seen in Spy’s Death   Biggest Error Came In Getting Caught, Ex-Marine Claims

May Have Suffered Injustice  Ex-Marine Gives Report On Burying Spy, Ouster

Senate Plunges Into Calendar of Disputed Bills.  Deal With 68 Bills;

President — Selects Head Of Rail Panel  Ralph T. Seward .Named Chairman of  7-Member Board

Makeup Of Rail Board ls Complete  Kennedy Appoints   Kennedy Appoints Seward Chairman Of 7-Member Pane

Veteran Umpires Picked _ ‘Neutral’ Arbitrators Named To Rail Board

HEALY, AARON APPOINTED Rail Panel Completed: Seward Named Chairmar

SEWARD ACTS AT ONCE AS CHAIRMAN  JFK Names 3 Arbitrators on Rail Panel

New Railroad Panel Named   Pro Arbitrator Starts Working Immediately

THREE NAMED BY KENNEDY TO GROUP   Unions, Railroads Represented By Two Each   Appointed To Head Arbitration Board; Meets Today With Wirtz

Seward Named Chairman Professional Arbitrator  ‘Heads Rail Dispute Pane

President Names Three Members To Railway Pane  Veteran Arbitrators Will Help Decide  Work Rules Dispute

Panel Chairman Loses No Time Going to Work   Arbitration Group To Rule on Rails

New Railroad Panel Named  Pro Arbitrator Starts   Pro Arbitrator Starts Working Immediately

President Names Three Arbitrators as ‘Neutrals’ on Railroad Panel

Healy, Aaron Chosen ‘Ralph Seward Named Chairman ‘Of Rail-Labor Arbitration Panel

GOP Elects 10 Candidates for. State Offices   Races Overshadowed By Constitution

Weisbrod Finds City —  Expensive To Operate   Chafee Stands By Boost In Sales Tax As The Best

Navy Board Probes Loss Of Thresher   Officer Describes Dull Thud Heard Over Ship Radio

‘Selective’ Adjustments Gain Momentum   Two More Hike Price of Steel

lirst st Of Big Lhice  Repu blic Steel Breaks ‘Line. Announces Hike

Republic Co. Joins Three (n Increases   Selective Rate Changes Watched By Government

Republic Ups Price Of Steel   Increase Is Spreading Throughout Industry

Racial Feelings Cause Violence in 3 Cities ©   NAACP Threatens Senate with March

ATLANTIC ALLIES FINISH MEETING IN AGREEMENT   IW AQACCHICIN   NUCLEAR STRIKING FORCE FORMATION PRIME ACHIEVEMENT

Fred Harris Sets Talk Here Friday   Well, Well— Republicans Fight Just Like Democrats   Philippine Lobbyist Courts Both Parties   Scramble Ensues As Bob Kerr Jr. Quits Senate Race

Winter Still With Us  Slight Moderation Only Felt In Extreme South

ley Grip Continues in Nation   Produce, Property Loss Increasés .

Extreme Cold Wave Retains Grip on US.   Heavy Damage Done To Crops, Property, Toll of Lives Mounts

: ‘The Weasel,’ Arrested as Suspect in Train ‘Robbery in Britain; Was Carrying $33,600

Hoodlum Pal May Cause Sinatra to Lose His Nevada Gambling License

Giancana A Top Hood  Sinatra's Unsavory Pal May Cost Him Gambling License

Reaction Hits Partisan Key  Demos Temper Praise of Brown's   Demos Temper Praise of Brown's Speech With Pre-Session Caution

fACIGENT Ht Weorgia@ ‘Negro Woman Vote Leader Wounded, Home Bombed

Floods Deal Devastating Hawaii Blow   2 Army Officers Feared Dead in lH Aesak Batnfatl

Spring Rains Soak Hawaii: Two Killed   Honolulu Hardest Hit; Scores Are Homeless, Damage in the Millions

Reynolds Talks of *25 Million Deficit   ‘Governor Replies to GOP Demand for Sales Tax in Financina Program

‘Brain’ Failure Likely to Delay Reynolds Report  Computer Falters On Budget, Levy Message Chore

Gov. Reynolds Answers GOP  Characterizes Tax Relief as Barrier Ta Ralanran Birclent

Emporia ‘Skies   Emporia Weather   Cooler Air Moves Into State; No Rain

Work To Be Started Early This Spring Completion Date Set Far Falf OF 1024

‘Maybe People Will See The Light  \Kennedy Supports Negroes In Their Civil Rights Efforts

Marlow heport  Many Questions Unanswered As Capita Awaits Proposed Civil Rights March

Minuteman ‘Outstanding  ‘Success   300 in Silos And 850 More Will Be Placed

NEGROES FED UP WITH DISCRIMINATION  Rights Trek Wednesday Likened To Gandhi's Historic Salt March

CONGRATULATIONS FOUR LS Excitement Grips Fischer  Home After Quints’ Birth

$186 Million School Budget In Legislature  Introduced At Same Time To  m 26 £2...

Mental Health Clinic Facing Finance Pinch   Bleak Future Seen By Dr. Lee Unless More Funds Appear

Mother Takes Diva's Place   Senate ( OKs Measure For Longer School Use

‘Eminent Domain’ Poses Problem Maplewood Area in State Park Bill

PRR Stockholders Told Of Four Factors Which Could Better Railroads

ctmmnamstocaaFLELP HEARING REJECTED sisicsiescaisaessico  Little Band In Siberia

Johnson, Chamber Boss Plan ‘lo Talk  Over President’s Economic Policies

Says Strange. Objects Flying Over Edenton   Woman Sees Strange Sight

Traffie Toll Climbs eS EI EI OE TED  Nine Highw ay Deaths Mark Sal’ a’s Weekend

NCC Trip Staged To Push Rights   Participants To Urge Congressmen  To Free Bills

Has Blacked Out New York Newspapers Mediators Stand by for New Bid to End Printers Strike

3 Bi ig Prizes Won By Democrats  Evidence Of GOP  Resurgence Seen

Fluoridation Turned Down      Kennedy Receives Small Comfor From Tuesday’s Election Gains

Dems Win  Key Races In 3 States   2 GOP Mayors Ousted in Ohio By Democrats

Democrats Win Big Prizes, But GOP Cuts Leads   Results In 2 Southern States, Philadelphia Offer Little Comfort to JFK.

BOTH PARTIES CLAIM EVIDENCE OF GAINS  Mixed reaction to elections

Demos Win In 3 States   Kentucky Vote Close; GOP Claims Results Show Party Resurgence

Democrats Win Big Prizes in Key Elections   Republicans Make Significant Gains in Three States

Rights titt key factor   Votes in Philadelphia, Mississippi Kentucky little comfort to JFK

Lawyers For City Folks Hail Decision  Supreme Court Rules ‘One Person, One Vote

Supreme Court Decision Throws Political Power  In Hands Of City Folk   LONG FIGHT AHEAD

“One Person, One Vote” Ruling Opens New Controversy in Rural, City Areas

aupreme Court:  All Statewide  Votes Equal,  Court Rules Decision Dooms  ~ Southern County  T Tee VWatna Baers

Voting System Ruled Illegal  Top Court Decision   Top Court Decision Voids Georgia Plan

Supreme Court Decision May Change Voting Power Held by Country Folk

U.S. Supreme Court's One Person, One Vote Decision Hailed in Cities

Court Upsets Balloting by County Units   Decision to Affect Voting in Mississippi Georgia, Maryland

 Others See Long Fight  City Dwellers Get Lift \On. Apportionment

BUT OPPOSITION FIGHTS BACK  City Folks Heartened By ‘One Person, One Vote’ Ruling

High Court Edict Means  ‘One Person, One Vote’   At Expense of Rural Dominance  Decision Favors Urban Voters

Lawyers Get Lift By High Court Ruling  ‘1 Person, 1 Vote’   ‘1 Person, 1 Vote’ Decision Kills Unit System In Georgia

Supreme Court Decision Against Unit Voting Seen Apportionment Forerunnet

First Such Case in One Year   Court Bans Unit Voting In Statewide Elections

Supreme Court Decision Gives Boost To Lawyers Backing ‘City Folks Vote

Court Voids Ga. County Unit Voting   Maryland Seems To Be Included; Pauper Ruling Also

Court Dooms County Unit Voting System   Ruling Applies To Georgia ~

Dragnet Is Spread For Paroled Burglar  Blowing. Rock Police Chief Fatally Shot In Car Chase

In Midst of ‘Confused City’  Tearful Farewell Said to Bomb Victim, 14

New York Redistricting Racial Discrimination, Opponents Maintain

Navy Begins Hunting Cause Of Disaster Court Convened —  To Look into Loss Of Nuclear Craft

Admiral Says Hope Is Now Abandoned   Search Vessels Still Trying To Develop Contact

Oil Slick ‘And Debris On Scene   Diving Device Sent To Scene To Learn ~ What Can Be knowr

FARM BUREAU SLATES KICKOFF MEETING — TUESDAY AT KC HALL  Speaker Will Be  Policy Director

U. S., Soviet Talks May Chip Frost From Cold War   Powers Negotiating Possibility of Opening Consulates in Cities Other Than Capitals

In Quiet Negotiations  U.S.-Soviet Chip More Frost From Cold War

U.S. and Soviet Quietly Talk on Consular Treaty  Conference May Leac ’ Tes Increacing Trade

Russia and U. §. Draft Plans for Consular Pact   Discussions May Lead to Increase In Their Trade

U.S., Russia Eye New Accord   Expanded Consular Arrangement Talked

Consular Pact  Under Discussion  Quiet U.S.-Soviet Talks On in Moscow

Traffic Toll   Chip More Frost From Cold War—  U. S., Russia Are Negotiating Consular Expansion Treaty

May Lead to Freer Trade Relations ....  US., Soviet Reopen Consular Pact Talks

Wheat Sale Could Be First Step U.S., Soviet Parley  On Increased Trade

US., Russia Work On Consular Treaty To Further Ease Cold War, Boost Trade

U.S. and Russia In Quiet Negotiations Of Consular Pact   Would Increase Trade And Reduce Tensions Of the Cold War.

Trade Interest Up ciannemnaainnnnnennlee  U.S.-Soviet Consular Treaty In Talk Siage

US. Soviet Union Quietly Negotiating Consular Treaty Which Could Chip More Frost From Cold War

Hearing on Interstate Paving Sef   Interim Unit To Probe Change to Asphalt -- For No. 80

Navy Intensifies Work To Locate Submarine; More Ships Join Search

German Leader Speaks Adenauer Says Europe Must Develop Close Partnership With U.S.

Defends New French-German F riendship Pact Adenauer Pins European  Unity To Close U.S. Link

Adenauer’s Goal: Unity  *« * * * Sees 1J.S.-European Partnership as Vital   Tried To Recruit Spy  No Difficulty Expected From Red’s Expulsion

Adenauer Envisions European Unity Evolving in Partnership with U.S.

Adenauer's View: Europe ‘Must Develop in Close Partnership’ with U.S.

De Gaulle ‘Committed’ To NATO Adenauer: Must Link Europe Unity. U.S.

— EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW  Adenauer Says Europe Must Keep Close Ties With US.

- W. German Chancellor Gives Exclusive Interview to AP Reporter  Adenauer Tells of U.S. Role In European Unity

GOP Evades Problem   Adenauer Asserts Europeans  Must Be ‘Partners With U. S.’

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   ‘Adenauer Uraes Closer Partnership Between U.S. And Europe   Re FOUN M HROUTPNWEeR

Adenauer Feels Talks May Change Red Views   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Exclusive Interview With Outgeing German Chancellor  Adenauer Nurtures Friendship Of Both U.S., France         Rv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Adenauer Says European Unity Must Develop In Close Cooperation With U. S.; Gives Views On Other Issues      Rv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

»Feneh Friendship Detended European Unity Demands Close Link With U.S., Adenauer Says

European Unity Depends On American Partnership Says German Chancellor

DEFENDS FRENCH-GERMAN TREATY  Adenauer Plugs Close U. o  European Cooperation, Unity

News Index   : . ._. ‘ ae ee Adenauer Explains French-German Treaty Objective

250 Killed, 100 Injured  In Quakes   Series Of Three Shockers Wreck Town In Libya

Quakes Level Libyan Town; Hundreds Die  U.S. Airlifts Relief. Supplies as Workers Dis Out Survivors   U.S. Airlifts Relief. Supplies as Workers Dig Out Survivors

Hundreds Feared Dead As Earthquakes Rock Libya; U.S. Air Foree Sends Aid

SHOCKS ARE CONTINUING OVER AREA   Most Casualties From Big Tremor  Late Thursday

List 250 Dead After Series of Earthquakes   Four-Fifths of Coastal Town

Earthquakes rattle Libya, fear 250 dead   Buildings, homes toppled trapping many in ruins

HUNDREDS ARE KILLED IN QUAKES   Aid Is Rushed To Stricken Libyan City; 500 Are Dead

CoastTown Practically Destroyed  ‘Fear Many Dead, Injured in Debris

One Report Says 500 Die, 1,000 Hurt; U.S. Sends Tl Air Transports With Aid

Libyan Town in Ruins After 3 Shocks— _  Hundreds Feared Deadin Earthquake

A) Earthquakes. Leave Libyan ; Town in Ruins:   Hundreds Are Thought Dead And Injured

“Scared” by Red jets (See story on page 2)   Huge toll in earthquakes

3 Tremors Shock Citys Many Dead   Toll May Hit 500 In Libya: US., British Rush Help 

Quakes Batter Libyan Town   250 Dead, 100 Injured In Series of 3 Blows

African Community   Is Ruined»   Unconfirmed Death Toll Set at 500, Injured at 1,000

FEARED DEAD OR INJURED   U.S. Rushes Supplies To Stricken City Of Al Marj; British Troops Direct Rescue Opera tions.

Air Force Puts Dead About 500   1,000 Feared Hurt As Shocks Wreck  Town on Coast

Hhndreds dead or injured in wake of 3 earthquakes  North African town of Al Marj in ruins; Americans: and British rushing in help 

Al te: Earthquakes Ruin Most of Lybian Town   Number of Dead Estimates Range Between 250, 500

Hundreds C Die Injured in 3.  Libya’ Quakes   Most of One Town Destroyed

Libyan Town Hit By Earthquakes   Hundreds Nilled: Al Marj In Ruins

80 Known Dead, Rescuers Search Debris  Quake Shatters Libyan Town

‘Dig Through Debris for More Dead  Tremor Shatters  Al Marj of War It Renown   Bulletin

Shaken by 3 3 Earthquakes   250 Feared Dead; Exact Tolf. Unksown

Quakes Leave Hundreds Dead, Hurt in Libya   Three Severe Shocks Devastate Al Marj; Emergency Declared

U. S.-British Rush Aid To Africa Area’   Hundreds Injured And Damage Heavy In Severe Tremors

Coastal Town Of Al Mar; In Ruins   Radio Libya Puts Death Toll At 250, Other Sources Say 500 Dead. 1.000 Hurt

3 Tremors Level Town  Of 50,000   Many Are Trapped In Ruins Of Buildings

Coastal Town In Libya Hit By Earth Tremors; U.S. Aid Sent To Scene

U.S. Planes Speed Aid From Tripoli   Casualties May Hit 500 Dead, 1.000 Injured

Four-Fifths Of Libyan Town Ruined  Rescue Workers Dig Through Debris For More Bodies

Death Toll Climbing As Result   U.S. Rushing Relief Into Stricken Area

‘Two Trials In Dynamite  Case Slated   Forner Klansman Fined, Jailed For Having Explosives

_— PR ea RUN IR RG L4eLMiChHs O1UWd  ar Storm Cripples Southland

Memphis Hit By Century’s Heaviest Fall   Death And Misery Spread From South Plains To Atlantic

South Feels Wintry Bite   Balmy Christmas Day Predicted for Montana

Snow Ending After Dumping 8 Inches   State Gets Brunt Of Snowstorm

ANOTHER BROTHER OF DIEM  Central Viet Nam Boss Delivered To Insurgents

SOLDIERS GET INSTRUCTIONS   SOUGHT: ASYLUM Diems Brother Turned Over To Revolutionaries

Turned Over to New Gov't  Report U.S. Denies Refuge ‘to Diem's Younger Brother

Due Process Of Law Promised  Brother Of Diem Is Turned Over  To South Viet Nam’s Government

Third Ngo Brother Arrested   New Rulers Promise That Due Process of Law Will Be Observed

Diem Aide Given Over To Regime   Government Gets Ngo Dinh Can From U. S, Consulate

Brother of Dead President Handed Over to Provisional Government; Mme Nhu’s Children Reach Rome

urned Over to New Government  Can, Brother of Ngo, Gets Assurances Against Lynchina

Junta Holds Diem Kin  For Probe   Central Area Ruler Won't Be Killed, Regime Promises

Sought Asylum In Embassy  U.S. Hands Third Diem Brother To New Regime

Diem ‘Boss’ Turned Ove  To Rebels   Regime Names Premier, To Get U.S, Recognition

Diem's Brother ls Turned Over To Viet Rebels   U.S. Denies Asylum After Pledge Given  Over ''Due Process’

Rebels Hold Can, Brother Of Late Diem  U. S. Turns Him Over After He Asked Asvlum

EX-VICE PRESIDENT NAMED PREMIER . Diem’s Brother Turned Over To Junta   Saigon Buddhists Give Lodge A Hero’s Welcome

Revolutionary Group Holding Diem's Brother   Pledge Is Made Of ‘No Lynching’

Death Sentence Possible    Accidental’ Type  Diem, Nhu Called  ‘Suicide’ Victims

JUNTA CHIEF WILL PRESS REDS DRIVE   Complete Cabinet For Governing  South Viet Nam

Register to Vote!  mh ee ee a a eee Ye   Can Denied Refuge By US in Viet Nam Today

U.S. Surrenders Brother of Diem To Rebel Regime  Central Viet Nam Rule Had Sought Consulate Haven

Junta Names Neuyen Tho  As Premier   Ngo Can, One Of Diem’s Brothers, Given In Custody

Had Taken Refuge In U.S. Consulate   Tho Named As Provisional Government Head

Diem's Brother Held   U. S. Consulate Turns Ngo Dinh Can Over To New Government

Brother Of Diem Flown To Saigon   U.S. Officials Turn Leader Over  To Rebel Junta

Central Viet Boss Given — Up to Junta   Dien Second Brother Had Sought U.S. Embassy Asylun

U.S. Turns Over NgoDinhCan ToNew Revolutionary Regime   Diem’s Last Hours Described by AP Newsman   Mrs. Nhu Is Considering Returning to U.S.

Third Ngo Brother Captive  Mass Grave Of 180 Persons Reported On Pronerty   Diem And His Brother Met Horrible Deaths In U.S.-Made Vehicle

U. S. Given Promise Of NoLynching   Central Boss Being Flown To Saiaon

Is Handed to Rebel Government ° Brother of Slain So. Vietnamese President Refused Refuge by U. S.

Another Ngo Dihn Brother Arrested   Central Viet Nam Ruler Turned Over  To Military Government By Americans

Tho Becomes Premier  Diem’s Brother Turned Over to New Reaime at Saigon for Trial

Vietnamese Rebels Get  Diem’s Kin   Brother Had Asked Ue 8. Asylum After ‘ Successful Revolt

Will receive due process of law  Can, Diem’s brother, in hands of revolutionists   In new effort towards Red guerillas  U.S. hopeful of new Vietnamese gov't.

Diem s Brother Turned Over To New Rulers  Sought Asylum In U. S. Consulate:   Sought Asylum In U. S. Consulate; Due Process Pledge

Urge change In juvenile courts   Emphasize home life; institutions last resort

Illinois Welfare Board Abolished  Relief Switched   Relief Switched To New Dept.

President Glorifies Rustic Life on Big Tour  JFK Urges Return to Outdoors

—-RUSSIANS CHEER COSMONAUTS— Red Carpet W elcome For Stars In Space

Despite Steady Rain In Moscow  Cosmonauts To Get Red Carpet Welcome

Congressional cat-napver    Red carpet welcome sreets space mates   Million flowers flown in as crowds cram square

ere ee eee  The Red Carpet  Sa “Goapele SS   Moscow Hails Boy-Girl Cosmonauts

Russian Space Team Receives Giant Welcome  Million Flowers. Greet Famed Pair In Moscow Today

Find Frozen. Body of Man Shot in Chest   Victim Bachelor From Minneapolis

Body of Slain Man Found  Identified as That Of Minneapolis Man Missina Since Feb. 2

Fatally Stricken At Church Here  Heart Attack Fatal To Mrs. Emmet Mauchiman

Never Gives Up  ~ Accused Swindler Re Reacts Quickly When Cornered

Kansas City:  Officer Involved In Probe Killed   Hatty Hedrick Is Shot By a Negro Gunman

MIVOl were File  Naming Neutral Middlemen To Rail Arbitration Board Turned Over to President

JFK to Name Three Neutrals To Rail Pane  Unions and Manage ment Fail to Agree on Selection of

Australia Ousts Soviet Diplomat  Accused of Vast _ Espionage Plane

Russ attache asked to leave Australia   Accuse diplomat of preparations for espionage

‘That's All, Fellows’  Australia Ousts Soviet Diplomat for Espionage

Australia Ousts Soviet Diplomat   Says Embassy Official Making Preparations to Carry on Espionace.

Must Leave Country ; Australia Links Soviet Diplomat With Espionage

First Secretary And Wife Must Leave in Week   Grave Hideout for Passport Exposed

ADOPTED BY LEGISLATURE   Bill Puts Lee, Fitzgerald, Baker And Blades In Same District; Annual Sessionse Pranaced.

Fifth Day Of Raging Fires  High Winds Whip Flames Through Parched Parana

To Start Today In Washington; Development Of Atom Bomb By China Noted

East-West Negotiators Face Task   State Department iets Karly niosion

COMPLEXITY UNDERSCORED  Test Ban Talks Begin Today Amid East-West Statements

OVIET OFFER SPARKS HOPE IN MEETINGS   U. S. Figures Chinese Reds May Explode Device In 1963   RUSSIANS DEMAND FRANCE ALSO JOIN

DR. CHUONG SEES DAUGHTER IN L.A. Mme. Nhu, Father in Unexpected Meeting: She Asks U.S. for Help

Inside Today   Stormy Political Figure ‘Bull’ Connor, Public Safety Chief Of Birmingham, Tough On Integrationists

FBI Head in Warning About Filth   Says Our Attitude I: Too Indulgent over All: Corruption

Army Shows How Not to Recruit Men   Civilian, 16, Imprisoned for Being AWOL

“Practical Joke Puts Youth in the Stockade— Now He No Longer Wants fo Enlist in Army

Operations at the Kinzua Dam Site Continued Through the Winter   County Ruled Drought Disaster Area

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Less for Less for Washington  Goldwater Philosophy Tiec  To More Power for States

Goldwater Beliefs  Says Wage Earners af Mercy Of National Union Chiefs: Opposes Closed Shop Laws

(ATO Alliance Imperilled? ...  DeGaulle’s Policies Slated for Attack

ands Also Drawn Up for Allies—  Britain Warns Thatde Gaulle's Policies Are Imperiling NATO

Court Asked: OpenSchoois   Negro Slain, 20 Persons Injured In Melee After Birmingham Home Bombed

FORT WORTH POLICEMAN STRETCHES TO RESCUE WOMAN   Negroes Ask For Court Order Reopening Birmingham Schools

Negro Attorneys. Seek Court Order   Birmingham School Reopening Sought And _ Injunction Aqainst Blocking Governor

On Kansas Farm .. Snifting Glue In Plastic Bag Costs Youth His Life

Boy Sniffs Glue, Pays With Life      jXansas Farm Is  Scene Of Tragedy

Glue-Sniffing Claims Life Of Youth In Kansas Town; He “Wasn't The Type”

Inhaled Too Much —  _ Farm Youth Dies While ~ He Was Sniffing Glue

Life is ended sniffing glue   Suicide ‘ruled out in death of Kansas youth

Sniffing Glue Brings Violent Death, Halts Bright Future Of Star Athlete

Load Shifts, Truck Bri ‘ings Death T 0 .  5 Cernahed In 1 Can   9 Crushed In 1 Car In Tragedy Near East Liverpool

Coil Of Steel Brings 8 Death   25,000-Pound Roll Crushes Automobile

Steel Coil From Truck  Crushes Car   > Die in Auto, 3 in 2nd Car Hit By Tractor-Trailer

Huge Coil Of Steel Crushes Auto  Eight Dead In Crash Near East Liverpool

5 Crushed To Death, Two Others Are Killed By Big Truckload Of Sheet Steel

2,049 Farms Can Benefit By Joining Soil Conservation Bolsters Bucks Agriculture Potential

2,049 Farms Can Benefit By Joinin ney Conservation Bolsters  Bucks Agriculture Potential  ‘

Senate Set for Debate  on Filibuster   Southerners Ready to Battle Any Rules Change

IOHNSON WOULD HAVE TO ‘INSIST’ Rabinovitz Nomination To ‘Perish’ With End Of Session: Sen. Ervin

U.N. Votes To Stay On Peace-Check Jok   Budgetary Committee Authorizes Funds And Adopts Principles For Operations

\Might Bring Up Wichita Bill In Next ‘Day Or So For Senate's Consideration

They Call Her Chief Crazy Horse  lowa Housewife  Puts Up Totem Dale in Var

McKeon Is Challenged On State Debt Question   House Gives Tentative Okay To Package of 15 Bills on Classification, Assessment

F rance Plans to Push Own  Nuclear Force   Will Not Reject Polaris Missile Offer by U.S.

France to Build A-Force Despite American Offer   No Question of Rejecting Polaris Missile, DeGaulle Tells Ken.  nedy,

New Medic Bill Signed By Scranton   Benefits Under State Program More Liberalized

No Authority To File Suit, Judge Rules  Pupil Placement Law Applies; Case Will Be Annealed

nines vlSsTICce wopartment ™ thout autnori ty”  Federal Judge Rebuffs School Integration Suit

Denies Injunction  Federal Judge Dismisses U.S. Desegregation Suit

Judge Dismisses Federal School Suit In Alabame   Court Rules U.S. Government Is "Without Authority’ to Seck Integration.

U.S. Judge Dismisses Racial Case   Justice Agency Denied Right to Su For Desegregation

Action for Integration ‘Ruled Void   Judge Insists Justice Dept. Lacks Power For Bama Suit

Court Rules Against U.S. In Race Case  ‘Government Had No Right ‘to Sue   ‘Government Had No Right ‘to Sue For Inteqration’

Connally  May Recall Legislature  Si ip reme Cour  Holds the Key

Negroes Defy Injunction In Birmingham   Police Promise To Fill Jails With Demonstrators

Alabama Injunction  ToBeDefiec   Negro Leaders Call It Unjust And Ieoal

Saunders Is Chairman Of Pennsy Board   Fishwick, Redman Favorites To Get N & W Presidenc:

He Tells TV Audience  \Sen. Clark’s Object Is 'To Refurbish The Party

N.Y. Executive Arrested On Bribe Charge   Bribery Attempt Made On Group ~Of Air Force Men

COSMONAUT CAN'T DO EVERYTHING’ Scientists Will Be Next  Space Travelers—Gagarin

60 Persons Stage Civil Rights Demonstrations For Housing Proposals

Rural Fire Hazards Greatest In Decade   Most Started by Persons Burning Weeds or Trash

Stuart Saunders New PRR Chairman: He’s of New Breed of Rail Leaders

U.S. Expects NATO Nuclear Force lo Be  Operational in Year 10 Nations Will Cooperate

Named By President  Rail Board Members Have Varied Experience   Joseph L. Block   luther H Hodeoes

Two Negro. Youths Die InShooting   Ileayy Patrols Roam City;. Troopers Called

Dynamite Rips Church During Youth Service   Explosion Ignites New Racial Crisis; FBI To Investiqate

Birmingham Explosion Injures 23   Structure Is Jammed With Negro Children  For Sunday School

Ousted Dominican President's Fate Uneertain. To Name Neutral Leader

Will Get Paid Despite Being Absent From Worl After Partner Bit Him

U.S. Discounts De Gaulle Plan In Viet Nam   One Senator Is For ft

U.S. Shuns French Plan On Viet Nam   De Gaulle Proposed Neutralization Step, Cardial Cooperation

Spinsters Threatened   Proposal Discounted As impractical  U.S. Cool To De Gaulle’s Plan Of Neutral Viet Nam

Discount French Offer to Ease Viet Nam Ills ©  No Neutrality Possible in View of U.S. Officials

Officials Say French Offer  Is Impractical   Take Paris Up On Proposal, Says Vermont Senator

DeGaulle Plan Is  Discounted   U. S. Says French Proposal For Viet Nam Impractical

De Gaulle’s Viet Nam Plan Dead?   U.S. Takes Dim View, but Aiken  Favors Proposal

French Plan For Viet Nam Discounted  U.S. Officials Say De Gaulle Proposal  Ts ‘Imnractical’

French Offer Is Discounted As Impractical   De cull Propoaed Neutralization of   War-Tor acon

But Sen. Aiken Says U. S. Should Take Up French President's Offer 'to Relieve Us of Some Of Our Responsibilities’

French Suggest Neutrality of Asian Nation  Would Aid In Cost Of West's Activity; Aiken Supports Idea

DE GAULLE FOR NEUTRAL 5. VIET NAM   “Cordial Cooperation” Offer Viewed By Some As Slap. Let France Take Over, Says Aiken.

Aiken Not In Accord With Others  Wonld EGleadly Hand   Would Gladly Hand Over Responsibility

De Gaulle Proposes Neutral Viet Nam, — U.S. Officials Term Offer Impractical

De Gaulle Proposal Discounted  Neutralization Plan Backed by French

Realtor Bares $20,000 Sum Says Mitchell Sought  Money for Javits Fete

Florida Woman Wins Air Derby  * +. * oe +’ t+ te te * ‘’ *- + *” * i *.   Maryland Flier Co-Pilot Of Second Place Plane

Idaho’s Attorney General Studies Status of Smylie   Boise Policemen Capture ‘Missouri Murder Suspect

Police Arrest Raiders Band On Small Isle  American Among  are  ee Psy

iPeking Says Soviets Would Have Given In  We Forced Hungary Wipeout:China

President Set But Where re The Hot Dogs  D.C. Park’s Vendor: Seek Higher Wages Or Fans Can Starve

Senate Due  to Vote on Tax Bills   Budget Deadlock Still Unsettled

Brown Tax   Bills Set for. Senate Vote  , Fair Housing   -- Bulb Still Snarled

Jackson Exvects More Demonstrations: Fairgrounds Turned Into Comnound

Jackson Frepares olOCKkages     : i Mississippi Negro Students Plan March

Company Will Try ToGoOn   Manufactures   Manufactures Missile Parts

See Kenya Independence Crucial Test Of Nationalism  Jomo Kenyatta Former Mau Mau Leader Hailed

Racial Case Demonstrators Fined, Jailed  ermaAan.   Alderman, CORE Leader Assessed Stiff Penalties

Sudden Storm Boils Up In Yellow Sea, Sinking Korean Ferry; 100 Are Dead

Red China Rebuffs Russ  Peace Move Demand Kremlin Dump Yugoslavia  Before Talks

Its. Price? Dump Yugoslavia ~ i tate  X36 Cc. ar: Coo     “owec = ‘9s 33°C

Red China Snubs Soviet Proposal For Peace Talks  Wants Kremlin Shed Yugoslavia As Price For Such A Meeting

Soviet Rebuffed By Red Chinese Qn Peace Talks  Demand Dumping of

Demands That Yugoslavia Be Dumped   “K’ Apparently Wanted Meeting Before Conference

China Rejects Russian Feeler On Friendship  _ Mao Won't Discuss Amity Until After Slavs Are Rejected

YUGOSLAVIA’S DUMPING T0 BE MEETING PRICE   RED CHINA’S PAPER BALKS AT BID FOR PRELIMINARY TALKS

Peking Asks Soviets Dump Tito's Regime  Nikita Seeks Talks  To Mend Split In Communist Party

China Rejects Russian Feeler On Friendship  Mao Won't Discuss   Mao Won't Discuss Amity Until After Slavs Are Rejected

SECRET SERVICE?   Russia Rebutted  China Wants Tito Dumped As Price For Red Summit

Red China Shuns Russ Peace Talks   Communist Party Split Is Widened

‘No Reversing Verdict Repudiating Yugoslavia a aaeaenane  Chinese Rebuff Moscow Peace Overture:

Demand: Dump Yugoslavia  China Rebuffs Soviet On Peace Talk Attempt

Red Red Chinese Put a Price Tag on Talks   Peking Demands Soviet Drop Tito; Rebuff Peace Bid

PEACE TALKS REQUESTED BY RUSSIA   Dump Yugoslavia As Price For Parley, Peking Says   HINT RUSSIANS   Seek Khrush, Mao Meeting As Prelude To World Communist Session

PEKING REBUFFS SOVIET PEACE BID   Demands Kremlin Dump Yvgoslavia as Price for Mectine

Red China InRebuffon Peace Talks   Requests Kremlin Drop Yugoslav as Price Of a Meeting

Shuns Bid ForMeeting On Split   Demands Soviet Union ‘Dump’ Yugoslavia

CHINA DEMANDS NIKITA DENCUNCE YUGOSLAV PARTY   Paper Answers Pravda Bid for Bilateral Red Suminit

Pour Roof on Kuemper Wing—   No Big Influx of Delinquent Taxes Expected From Repentant lowans

Expe ects No Winatat Tax Commission Has Names of 100, 000 Who Didn't Pay on Incomes in 1961

Police Clamp Lid On New Political Crisis in Syria   Vieit Chartanead

Pro-Nasser Demonstrations In Damascus  Cunbiran Beoalke   Gunfire Breaks Out In Aleppo

50 Killed in Pro-Nasser Student Riots in Syria   Riot in Daniascus

Western, Communist Europe Papers  Keep Up Criticism Of Dallas Police

DAILY SKETCH WARNS OF CIVIL WAR Newspapers in Europe Rake Dallas Police

Residents Here Know President   Dies Viewine TV   Grieving Jackie to Face Children

Important to Free People American Newspapers Saluted by President

Press responsive to freedom’s needs  Kennedy salutes nation’s newspapers

‘Kennedy Lauds Nation’ s Papers; : Declares They Play Important Role

Expect Valachi To Tell Solons Of Murders  leted Makes,   Convicted Mobster To Resume His Testimony Tuesday

‘Police Race Against Time - - Head-On Crash of Speeding  ‘Trains Narrowly Averted

Extra $28,000 Approved For 100th Anniversary Of Battle of Gettysburg

moemcceremmmmE ROPE AT THE CROSSROADS—Part 2evsesiemso  Germs Of Anti-U.S. Resentment Now Cross Channel Into Britain

Like Anchored Boat  NATO Has Everything It Needs In France -- It Needs But The French

rnice CIVIC Leauers Jupport Change Birmingham Negroes Want Integrated Police Force

Negro Leaders Set Showdown ~ In Birmingham   Aing and Shuttles. worth Return to Alabama City to Press Integration.

New Threat By Dr. King Facing City   ' Birmingham Gets Demands To Speed Race Barrier End—

Protest Petition Dismissed  Election Board Okays Local Option Vote Here

Cooper's Condition  Is Good  Se of .   Study Seeks , Craft Failure

Capital Welcomes Spaceman Today   Astronaut Goes Over  Flight With Engineers

Cooper Gets Reatly For: 2 Big Days   Meeting With Chief Today; Big Parade Set For Wednesday

Soviets, Allies Aren't Paying For Operations   U Thant Schedules News Conference On Fiscal Plan

U.N. Financial Plan Only Temporary Solution fo Problem, Diplomats Agree

U.N. Assembly Approves New ‘Financing Plar   PEPE ats agsee & Fails to Settle Many Problems—Anothe: Crisis Seen.

Tito Pledges New City Will Go Up Over Skopje Ruins  Burial Squads Dig Into Earth For Victime at Killa, Cette: a

House Backs Aid Bill By Voice Vote   Republicans Unable To Cut; Roll-Call Vote Set For Todav

House OKs $4. Billion Foreign Aid  Beats Down GOP Efforts TT, Cut Funds

House (ives Verbal Okay To Aid Plan   Republicans Unable To Cut $4.1 Billion  Measure One Nicke

Press Reports Said “Untair'  Plot Against Viet Nam And JFK Charged

OD a EOC ed Se Be pe er eRe PASO OD ek ae eR 2  Cottee- time:     Pe ee a ES ER ERI NT eT ToT eae Y

NEGOTIATIONS DELAY SIGNING Expect Test Ban Treaty To Be Initialed Thursday      N-Ban To Face Uncertain Fate  In U.S. Senate

Diplomats Cautto us ei r Nuclear ‘Test Treaty  Reported Completed

Diplomats Hint Hiteh  Is Possible   Pact Draft Not Yet Completed By U.S., Britain And Russia

Treaty Is Completed — And Will Probably Be  [Initialed Tomorrow 

Test treaty said ready to be initialed  Thiecvuecane   Discussions prolonged by K’s insistence

A-Test Ban Reported Completed   Nonaggression Pact Proposal Delays Signing

Test Ban Treaty Completed  Sionine Hald In   Signing Held Up By Nonagression Pact Wanted  Rye BRoueceiane

3 ENVOYS MAY SIGN THURSDAY   Khrushchev Said To Be   Insisting On NonAggression Pact Which Britons, Americans Can’t Negotiate.

Initialing probably Thursday Nuclear test ban treaty  reported completed today

Cautious Hope For Signing in Moscow Today   Hitch Develops In Treaty Work

Nucléar Test Ban Trealy Is Ready For Initlaling Now   Diplomate Are Cauttous? Khrushchev Foratess @ Rattas Werld Glimate.

Soviet Premier May Be Hedging On Nuclear Pact   Non-Aggression Treaty Demands ““Hinted in Note

Russian Premier Says Pact Will  TAT ’ Improve ‘Climate Today's Delay Not Explained As Groups Try For Finalization  Bee PRDrre £6 aeaecenen

JFK Becomes  Irish Freeman   News Index    Kennedy Brothers Do Lot Of Talking Say Nothing New

=  No Drama tward: Two Jurors Resi gn  Faulkner Wins Pulitzer Fiction Prize

‘Reivers Wins Pulitzer  Two Jury Members Quit For Failure To Award Prize In Drama   OTHER AWARDS

Other Winners Named...  \Pulitzer Jury Withholds [Award In Drama Category

Hospital Fund  Drive Launched  St. Mary’s Campaigr Has $750,000 Goal

Report One Attempt On Spy’s Life    Dolyritsin Will Be Given New Identity

 Plastic Surqery And New Identity Sought For Soy Who Defected From Communism      NEW RULERS OF ECUADOR THROW OUT RED PARTY

EX-SPY MAY HAVE FACE CHANGED  Red Agents Search  Europe For Traitor

Soviet Agents In England Hunt Defector   Master Spy Carried Secrets  Of Red Activity

British Press Asserts °  Soviet Agents Searching Britain in  ‘Hopes of Killing, Abducting Top Spy :

Seek to Kidnap Or Kill Master Spy Dolnytsin  Brought Military 1 @ . ., .f @._.*_,g,

Russians Hunt Spy in Britain   Red Agents Have Orders to Kill Or Kidnap Defector Now in Hidine

ENFORCES MILITIA LAW   WITH ORDERS TO KILL Soviet Agents Seek Defected Red Spy

Have Orders to Kill Or Kidnap Defector   British Newspapers Say Attempt Made on Life of Top Russian Whe Fled With Secrets of Soy System

Soviet Agents Out To Kill MasterRed Spy WhoGave Russian Secrets To Allies

Reporl Russians Searching Britaln For Defected Spy   Red Agent Brought Milltaty and Spy Secrets is Weal,

Kill Or Kidnap eee  Soviet Agents Search Britain For Red Defecto

Papers Say Soviet Agents Seek a Spy  Flight-to West Is Believed Severe

Defector Kent Under Heavy Guard   Try on Life May Already Have Beer Made. Paper Says

Soviet Hunting Spy in Britain  __ Defector Supplied Allies with Data

Where to Find It   Soviet Agents Stalk Spy Who Defected to the West

Req uest By Warren  Reason For Action   Attorney General To Participate In Johnson Group Investigation

Texas calls off inquiry In assassination details   Shot at Walker?

Texas Calls Off Special Probe  Leaves Inquiry Up To Chief Justice

INQUIRY COURT HALTED  ' Oswald's Widow Tells Of Attempt On Gen. Walker

Texas Probe Of Slaying Called Off   Official Bows to New Warren Commission in Nov. 22 Assassination

GOP Is Claiming Credit for Cut  Statement Brings Demos’ Rebuttal

FULL SERVICE   Dem Scoffs at GOP Claim Of Biq Cuts in JFK Budcet

ast Weeken  Pennsyivania. Highway Death Count Steadily Increasing

FUND RETURN VOTE AVERTS POSTAL CURB   Joint Committee Votes To Restore Part Of Slash

. Admits Other Causes Of ‘Declining Quality’ USDA Finally Brands MH30  As Despoiler Of Tobacco

Filibuster Showdown Called For   Dirksen Says He Will Force Move In Senate Row

Dirksen to Force Action by Senate On Rule Change   Anderson Plan On Filibusters Target of GOP

Scotland Yard Pushes Probe Of Ward Case   Further Scandals May Develop From London Vice Trial

$840 Million Senate Wi  wevliwiw wt ill  Push Mental Health Bill

Rusk Assails Congress Over Foret Policy   Aid Bill Faces Further Slashes in Senale

Wildcat Strike Result Ford Lays Off Thousands at Plants in Michigan and Ohio

Mission to Cuba Eyed By Cushing   Archbishop Is Willing To Intercede for U.S. Captives

Castro Holds 23 Cardinal Cushing Is Willing  To Go to Cuba for Prisoners

Fear Felt For Safety Of Hostages  Bolivian Miners Issue Ultimatuir

Bolivian Tin Battle Boils on Quietly  No Word Yet on Americans Held

Bolivians Still Holding Hostages  k ke k * kK ok ok ok k ke kk *   President Johnson Offers Full U.S. Assistance

Hostages Still Held In Bolivia  Government Gets 24 Hours To Free  Two Communists

Americans Included [Fears Mount For Hostages  ‘Held By Commie Tin Miners ‘

1,000 Troops Concentrated  Bolivia Acts to Free Hostages   Letters Reveal Oswald Link To Fair Play for Cuba Group

Time Limit In Hostage Case Pas}   4 Americans’ Captor: Fixed Deadline for Unionist Release

FREE PRISONERS OR SUFFER CONSEQUENCES  Bolivian Reds Set Deadline

Hostages Still Held a ages still Meld  U. S. Is Ready To Get Tough

4 Americans Included  Threat By. Red Miners: May Harm 21 Hostages

Miners Defy Troop Mass, LB) Offer   Demand Release Of Reds Or ‘Suffer Consequences’

Reds’ Threat Builds Fear For Captives  Bolivia Crisis Poses Perils

Bolivian Fight With Red  Miners in Ominous Phase   Deadline for 21 Hostages Past: No Word

Miners Issue Government  Harsh Order   Reds’ Release Demanded Hostages’ Safety Feared

Fears Grow For Captured Americans Safety   ie Sign House Petition  Rights Bill Drive Slows

4 Americans Among Group Held by Reds   Deadline Nears on Ultimatum Issued By Rebel Miners

Fear for Safety Of 21 Hostages   Miners Issue a 24-Hour Ultimatum

Ultimatum: Given  Four U.S. Officials Still Held by  Bolivian Miners

Fears Mount For Hostages Safety in Bolivia   Government Gives No Indication of Freeing Red Union Leaders

Americans Held As Hostages   Pe. Daalearl   ‘Commie-Backed Miners Give Ultimatum  ‘Or Else’

Fear Mounts For Safety of 21 Hostages  Deadline Nears For Release of 2 ’ Reds in Bolivia

4 AMERICANS, 17 OTHERS HELD   Prisoners -Of CommunistLed Tin Miners   DEMAND RELEASE   By Government Of 2 Red Union Leaders; 24-Hour Deadline Passes

YANKS ARE AMONG 21 HOSTAGES   Tin Miners Give Bolivian Gov't 24 Hours To Free 2 Reds Or “Suffer The Consequences.”

Reds Give Government 24 Hours  Bolivians Still Holding 4 Americans

Fear for Hostages’ Safety   Deadline Set by Miners Passes With No Word

21 HOSTAGES HELD  Red-Led Miners Deliver  Ultimatum To Bolivians

Fears Mounting For 21 Hostages Held in Bolivia  4 Americans Among EP  wre ARAr ft

Miners Demand Release Of 2 Reds ! Fears Rise For 4 Yanks Held Hostage In Bolivia

Laurel Builds But Still Down   JOHNSON OFFERS ALD  Defiant Tin Miners Hold Four Americans

Miners Air Ultimatum In Bolivia   24 Hours Given To Free 2 Reds; 21 Hostages Held

Fears Mount For Safety Of Hostages   Bolivian Miners Demand Rélease _  Of Union Leaders

Red-Led Miners Threaten   Bolivian Leaders Given 24 Hours  To Free Samimiunier.

Four Americans Among 21 Hostages Held By Bolivian Communist Miners

Tin Miners Give Bolivian Gov't 24 Hours To Free 2 Reds Or "Suffer The  Consequences.”

Yank Hostages Still Held by Tin Miners  Similar Incident in 1949 Led to Death of Americans

Four Americans Hostages  of Red-Led Bolivian Grour   President Pushing Bid to Cut Budget

‘Bolivian Miners Issue Ultimatum; ‘Lives.of 21 Hostages in Jeopardy

Communist-Led Tin Miners Continue to Hold 21 Hostages   Demand Release of Leftist Leadera by Bolivian Govemmoent.

Bolivia Ultimatum  Perils 21 Hostages   Four Yanks Among Band Seized by Miners for Reds’ Release

ULTIMATUM DELIVERED Communist-Led Bolivia Miners Raise Fears For US Hostages

Bolivia Works to Free 91 Red-Held Hostages   LBJ Attends Funeral Under Tight Security

Deadline Set By Bolivian Miners Nears Similar Crisis tn  1949 Recalled ,_ —_—— Se

RARKKKKRKKKRAKKKRKAKKAAK Bolivian Miners Give 24 Hour Notice On Hostages

Canadian Releasedaa:msasmmmmmm em  Americans Are Held By Bolivian Miners

Miners Snub Johnson Bid  For Release 17 Others Among   17 Others Among Hostages Seized; State Of Siege Due

Hostages Are Held By Miner:   4 Americans Are Detained In Bolivia

Four of U.S. Held Hostages  Tin Miners in Bolivia Seize 21   Tin Miners in Bolivia Seize 21 in Effort to Free Two Communists

Fears Mount For Safety Of Group Held By Miners  ‘Hour Of Decision’   ‘Hour Of Decision’ Nears; No Word Fron Bolivian Government

arruggie ror Fr awer  Saud’s Brother, Premier Faisal, Effects Reforms in Saudi Arabia   An AP News Anaiysis

Rebels Fail In Turkish Revolt Plot  Loyal Troops Capture Leader; 7 Persons Killed

Turkey Arrests 11 After Failure Of Military Coup   Former Colonel Launches Stumbling, 12-Hour Attack

TROOPS CRUSH TRY 10 GRAB TURKEY RULE   Martial Law Proclaimec in Major Cities to Foil Rebellion   REVOLT SHORT   Insurgents Seized; 7 Re. portedly Killed in Capital Attack

Colonel's Second Effort To Overthrow Turk Rule In 15 Months Is Crushed

Turkey Says Rebellion Is Crushed   Martial Law Is Proclaimed In 3 Eities

Revolt Ended In Turkey As Leader Flees   Second Attempt By Aydemir Reported Ouickly Put Down

Put Down Army Revolt In Turkey   Loyal Forces Retain Control; Seven Dead, At Least 22 Wounded

Revolt lasts less than 12 hours  Attempt to overthrow Turkish regime fails

Turkish Troops Crush Attempted Coup; / Killed  Top Insurgents Held,

Martial Law Proclaimed; 7 Are Slain  Ex-Colonel’s 2nd   Ex-Colonel’s 2nd Try Is A Failure

Ex-Colonel and Cadets Fail in Turkish Coup  7 Dead, 23.Hurt ‘in Fighting; Gov't ‘Again in Charge

Sen. Morse Heads Move At Settlement  Kennedy Ready To Ask Congress To End Walkout

Dock Strike Now Going to Kennedy   Labor Dept. Fails to End Impasse

BoardMaking ‘Last Effort In ‘Dock Walkout   JEK Points Out Injury To Nation And Free World

; If It Fails, Congress May Act  F inal Effort Set to Halt Dock Strike

Board Named In Dock Tieup   Labor Relations Experts Start Last-Ditch Efforts to End Strike

Bends Kennedy-Appainted Board. ... Morse: Good-Faith Talks ‘May Solve Dock Strike

Labor Experts: Make Last. Ditch Effort to Bring Peace   President Says Tieur Causes Harm to Free World EFeonomy

Board Named To Mediate Dock Strike      President Cites Intolerable Injury To National Welfare

SPECIAL BOARD IS APPOINTED   Kennedy Acts Swiftly Ir Attempt To End Dock Strike

labor Relations Experts Meeting  Make Last Ditch Try To End Dock Strike.

PANEL, HEADED BY SEN. MORSE TO FLY TON.   President Says  Says Walkout Is ‘Doing intolerable Injury to US”   LAST-DITCH MOVE   Congress May Be Asked to Force Tieup’s End, Kennedy Hinte

Special Body Namec In Strike   Board To Try To Enc Crippling Walkout Of Longshoremen -

Experts Set To Try For Dock Pact   Three-Man Board Named To Mediate Crippling Strike

New Attempts Made to Halt Dock Walkout   VWock W alkou  Kennedy’s Labor  Board Goes Into a tc a Mee

3-Man Panel Will Try To settle Strike   Dock Tie-Up Does Intolerable Injury, President Reports

APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT Emergency Board Hopes To Settle Dock Strike

Final Effort To Be Made In Dock Strike  JFK To Ask Action   JFK To Ask Action By Congress If Negotiations Fail

Emergency Board Sifts Dock Strike  Kennedvy-Picked   Kennedy-Picked Unit In Last-Ditch Bid For Settlemen

Proposal Fails To Get Support In Party Caucus   Governor Goes Before Public Tonight to Detail State’s Fiscal W oes,

Governor Smarts Under Setback Given Him By House GOP  Scranton To Air State Funds

Governor Will Tell State About Financial Health In Plea for Extra Taxes

To Hold Public Hearing Friday Morning  On Application to Discontinue Buses

Government Forces Hold Upper Hand Rebels Losing In Argentina Revolt

Legislators Strive For  Quick End   With Big Problem Solved, Budget Can Be Drawn

Angry Democrats Renew Threat of Referendum Call   Jacobetti Calls for  Mass Protest in UP.

Nikita Urges Improved Ties   Russ Premier Pleads for Joint Effort in Message to Kennedy

Exchange Of New Year’s Messages  Khrushchev Asks East-West Turning Point

Crash Torn Tanker Wallows Off Coast   In St. Lawrence River aot. Lawrence Niver  64 Lost In Ship Crash

Crash TornTanker Wallows Off Coast   In St. Lawrence River  64 Lost In Ship Crash

Governor sees little chance of voters approving referendum next April  Legislature quits after crushing Reynolds highway plans

WHO KNOWS OUR STATE ANTHEM? Eyes Of Texas Are On Bill To Change Official Song

Four Survive Plunge, Six Known Dead One Bus Passenger Still Missing

DEFECTION CAUSED STIR  New Facts Rounded Up On Oswald, Jack Ruby

Clergymen are arrested in park walk   Maryland police docket reads like church who's who

36 Clergymen Are Arrested In Race Display   283 Whites, Negroes Jailed After Attempt To Deseareaante Park

Noted clergymen among 275 arrested in mix try   hicago mix rally    Mayor jeered from  speaker’s platform

Clersymen Jailed For Attempting To Integrate A Park   Massive Arrests Of Negroes, Whites Made In Baltimora

ALL CHARGED ) UNDER LAW ‘OF TRESPASS   Whites Arrested Accompanying Nevroes To Park

Jail Religion ‘Who's Who in Race Row   36 Clerics Among 275 Arrested at Baltimore Park

EXCITEMENT AT AMUSEMENT PARK Prominent Clergy Among Arrested At Demonstration

Mass Demonstration:  Clergymen of 3 Faiths Arrested at Baltimore

At Baltimore Amusement Park .... Clerg ymen Backing Negro Integration Efforts Jailed

'Prominent Christian Leaders ee SA headers  ——s Racial Protest Results In Clergymen’s Arrest

Integration Effort  Church Leader, Other Clergymen Arrested at Park

Chief Executive Of Presbyterian Church Included  Attempt Integration Of Amusement Park

Mass Arrest In Baltimore  Racial Clash   Chief Officer OF Presbyterian Church \Tn Disorder At Park

36 Clergymen In Baltimore's Rally Arrested   275 White, Negro Segregation Foes Grabbed In Park

~ VE TETEY oPUPtr PF TTT S, VOR EUs Presse  36 Clergymen Jailed in Maryland Protest

-INTEGRATIONISTS INVADE PARK— Cler gymenA mong 2735 Arrested In Maryland

At Baltimore amusement park  Clergymen arrested in intearation attempt

More Bases To Be Closed By Pentagon   Some Of Navy’s Shipyards Vietin Of Defense Econenr

Batch Of 33 Will Be Shut Or Curtailed   Victim Of Economy Drive; Means Loss Of 16,300 Jobs

More Bases May Be Given Pentagon Axe  Rlave Shinunrae   Navy Shipyards Could Become Economy Victim

8,500 Civilian Jobs Involved...  Studies Underway On Base Closing

More Base Closings Likely   A Few Cheers Heard Among the Screams

Move Seen Risky in '64 Flection Yeai   Projected Savings Of $600 Million Seen in 3 Years

Nippv   More Cuts In Military  Bases Seen   Pentagon Pushes Studies Likely To Add Economies

Navy Shipyards Could Be Next To Go Pentagon Considers Closing More Bases

Some Navy yards may close, too Pentagon pushes studies on closing more bases

Year Ahead ls an Election Year In Which Such Actions Could Be Politically Risky

Pentagon May Order Closing Of More Bases   33 Installations Closed; Action May Be Risky In ‘64 Politica] Races

NeNamara Outlines Program...  Pentagon Studies May Lead To Closing of More Bases

WHERE TO FIND IT   NAVY SHIPYARDS GETTING EFFICIENCY TEST  Plan To Close More Military Bases

New Pentagon Plans  For Cutbacks Hinted   Some Cheer, Many Jeer Pentagon Economy Move

More Bases May Close Next Year   Efficiency Study Being Conducted By Defense Dept.

Navy May Be Next in Losing Active Bases  33 Closings and  Cutbacks to Save CAIDA MASI Lane

McNamara May Close  More Bases   Pentagon Pushes Ahead With Studies Of Installations

‘A JET PLANE HIT ME’   Military Bases To Be Reduced  Further, Report

Pentagon Studies Military   Test May Lead To More U.S. Rase Cuthacks

MAY INCLUDE NAVY YARDS IN DRIVE   ‘Annual $600 Million Sav -~ jnas Johnson’s Goal   Of 33 Cutbacks At End Of Budget Year Stresses Economy Campaign

Closing of More Bases In Prospect   Pentagon Proceeds With Studies, Taker Risky Political Path

MILITARY LOCATIONS INVOLVED IN CUTPBACK   Shutdown Of More Bases Is Likely In Next Year

Pentagon In Push To Study Closing Of More Facllitles   Latest Reduction fa Nearly on Target tor Savings Hanad For.

W ashington Parleyvs Slated ue  Southern Businessmen To Talk Desegregation

“Administration Concerned Over Race Problems: Admits National Crisis

Speed Work on Civil Rights Legislation   Administration Rushes Preparation of New Bulls

Meeting Next Tuesday Southern Businessmen Invited To White House

Kennedy To Meet On  Race Issue   Invites Business . Leaders From Both North And South To White House

Kennedy Invites Business Group  Wants Executives to Act on Integration

JFK Sends 75 Invitations To Business Executives For Integration Discussion

White House Race Peace Session Set —   President Invites Businessmen to Parley; Violence Flares

Business Men Asked To Talk Integration With President   Bomb Thrown Into Negro Home In Jackson, Miss.

Race Issue Is Business Men Topic   Kennedy Invites Many Executives from North, South

Kennedy Calls Conference  Of Scuthern Businessmen   Kennedys Cruise Tonight On President’s Birthday

Southern  Businessmen  Are Invited” Public Officials,  Clergymen: May Be Asked Later .

North, South Businessmen  Receive Bids    ~ s   Kennedy Invites Executives To  ‘“wree, F£T .. er. Ue.

Executives From Both North And South Asked to Give ‘Serious’ Attention to Desegregating Public Facilities in the South

U.S. Facing Grave Civil Rights Issue   Justice Department Executives Spend Much Of Holiday at Work

Dixie Group Gets Bid To D. C, Parley   Kennedy Summons Businessmen For  Race Issue Taiks

Civil Rights Bill Gets Priority Senate Group May Start Tax Hearings Next Week

Senator Byrd Plans Hearing On Tax Cut Bill      May Open Next Week; Final Action Not Expected Until Next Year

Public Hearings Begin Next Weel On Tax Cutting   Action on Rights to Delay Senate on Ta

ke Appeals for $13 Billion Cut In JFK Budget   Former President Says Congress Must Per form ‘Major Sur. gery’ on Requests,

lke Asks ‘Budget   pee . Cee ae Se eee ff pee   Ex-President Urges Congress To Trim JK Requests $13 Billion

Asks $13 Billion Cut   J AASKRS Qlo BUHONM CUT     Ike Urges ‘Major Surgery’  ‘on JFK’s New Budget

Eisenhower Calls On Congress For ‘Major Surgery’  On JFK’s Budget

Move to Force House Vote on Medicare Bill   Petition Filed to Discharge Measure from Committee

President Acts After Wallace Defies Edict Not To Block Negroes      Text of Kennedy proclamation on page 2A.

os or lite ov >  National Guard Now Under U.S.   31st Infantry Division On Way To Tuscaloosa

Reds Release Ukrainian Archbishop   Gets Freedom After 18 Years Of Forced Labor

Vatican Being Wooed?   Vaiican bemg Wooed!     Soviets Free Archbishop

JINION VOTE ASKED     eee cornet ne ne: at enema eenneer aan mt meee Nestea = ren eri tame  Labor Leaders  Hit Coca-Cola

RPENSE M N LEGISLATURE TO BE KEPT LOW   New Pay Raises In Effect

cee ae pp PRS ten. aera oral tea RENO Ly bey Somat se  Coflge: 3 time:

Over Third Of Population:  Anne Arundel Is Now ‘Home’ To 76,205 From Other States

Nikita Seen Using Feud to Win Sympathy  Soviet Leader Able to Pose as Peace Advocate   News Analysis

Five Meetings To Explain Wheat Issues For 1964---Election, May 21   Issues in Wheat Referendum To Be Explainec At Meetings—Approval By Two-Thirds Of Wheat Farmers Voting Explained

10 States Combine in Giant Power Pool   Ultimate Cost $2.25 Billion   Red Wing Organizes Pollution Fight

Teachers Want Bible Reading In Schools  .. #7 SEA Meeting Resolution Ask: Legalizing Of Practice

STILL PHOTOS WILL BE TAKEN OF 6 OBJECTS   Preliminary Soundings Pinpoint “Prospects” On Qcean’s Floor   PUBLIC HEARINGS TO RESUME TODAY

13 Men Missing In Crash  Se ot sid Ba: i ke   Searchers In Viet Nam Find Planes

13 U.S. Men Lost In Viet Nam Area  Two Copters, Jet Crash in Baftle

13 US. 13 U.S. Military Men Missing as Two Confers. Bomber Crash in S. Viet Nam

att VPGt OVaGtle  US. May Have Lost Thirteen ‘More Servicemen  Listed As Missing In Crash Of Two *Copters And A 728

Aircraft Shot Down By Rebels?   Searchers Find No  Sign Of Survivors

MILITARY MEN ON 2 COPTERS AND BOMBER   Wreckage of All 3 Crafts Sighted With No- Sign  of Survienre   HEAVY CROUND FIRE   ‘Choppers’ Carried 12; Other Falls in Dive Bomb Attack

Aircraft Crash; 13 Are Missing  All Are American Military Personnel In Viet Nam Area

Ground Fire Storm Hits Searchers   Another American Pilot Wounded, Viet Soldier Killed

2 Helicopters and Bomber Are Lost: 13 Men Missing   Planes Are Spotted But No Survivors In Area Ara Reported,

Thirteen U.S. Military Men Lost in Viet Nam  - Commonist Guerrillas Blast Americans, \-- Viet Mamece in Fact Chain of Evant< 

13 Americans Missing In Viet Nam Following Crash of 2 Helicopters

13 Missing In Viet Nam   Fighter-Bomber Two Helicopters In Crashes

Two Helicopters And Plane Lost, Wreckage Found   No Survivors Seen; Searchers Fired On

After three planes crash  Thirteen U.S. servicemen missing in South Viet Nam

13 Missing In Viet Nam Air Crash   Military Men Aboard Helicopter: Believed Killed

Viet Nam: ———  13 Americans Missing in War Vietnamese Bomber, 2  non tenm Dinntove Coach

13 Americans Are Missing Tn Viet Nam   Two Helicopters, Fighter-Bomber In Crashes

No Casualties In Plant Blast  Chemical Explosion Rocks Muskegon Are

Bolivian Cabinet Meeting Called  In Hostage Case  Miners Now Want Red Union Leaders Released on Bond

BolivianHead Will Review Miners’ Offer   Government Would Remove Troops [Ef Hostages: Are Freed

Rusk Warns NATO Against  Internal Strife   Must Guard Against Any Splits Within the Alliance

Ottowa Con fer rence  Rusk Warns N 0 Heads- -Avoid Splits in Alliance

iProduction Opens in S Months  Auto Makers Have Finalized Thei Plans for Next Season’s Models

11 County SchoolPlans Rejected  Six Others   Win Approval From State Unit

Peeking at Newlyweds No Invasion Of Privacy, Researchers Coniend

As_An Independent University 'Very Few Students At F.H.S.  \Favor Admission Of Wichita U

70 Troopers Augment Guards, With Gas e a ey  Georgia Convicts Go Wild  And Tear The Joint Apart

Convicts Riot, Beat Guards, Rip Prison   Shotgun Blocks Escape Attempt, Sets Off Revolt

Tear Gas Beats Down Prison Riot   Georgia Felons Rampage Following Escape Attempt

Tear Gas Halts Prison Riot   Convicts Us Bed Posts to Attack Guards: Uprising Lasts Two Hours.

On REIN TR AR A EE MEENA EMINENT TRESS  Troopers, Guards Halt Insurrection at Reidsville Prison

70 Troopers Augment Guards, With Gas Georgia Convicts Go Wild And Tear The Joint Apart

Probers Told Rejected TFX Design Superior   Promised More Boml Capacity, Range With Cost Savinas

“Favoritism” Probe Begins ....  Senate Hears Boeing TEX Design Is Bigger, Cheaper

eva TRACED IN EVIDENCE  Favoritism In Airplane Development Under Probe

Seek To Determine If Favoritism Involved In Huge Bomber Contract

Guerrillas Shell Big River Boat   Vietnamese Lose 19 Dead, Plus 69 Wounded

Pravda Takes France and Red China to Task for Not Joining in Test Ban Pact

Where to Find It   USSR Calls France, China ‘Odd Men’ in Test Ban Talk

Bitter Cold Knifes Deep Into South   Damage To Crops Threatened; Death Toll Rises To 112

Winter's: Longest Siege Holding Tight   Rough European Winter Now Showing Sians Of Slackening

Cold Air Mass Still Covering Most of Nation   Lowest Temperature  OF Century in South

Crop Losses Feared in  Southland   Most of Country Covered by Huge Frigid Air Mass

Bitter Winter Weather Death Toll Is Rising; South's Crops At Stake

Frigid Weather Clinging To Much Of U. S. With Death Toll Rising, Crops Threatened

Wrecked Plane Sighted in East   2 Survivors in Crew of Nine   Weather Death Toll Climbs

Killer Freeze Slackens Grip On Europe   Southern Fringes Reel Under Storms.  Floods And Deaths

Valley Escapes Freeze; Slow Warmup Due    SOUTHERN EUROPE SUFFERING Europes Worst Weather In Centuries Slackening

Winters Longest Siege Continues   Europes Killer Winter Is Slackening Its Grip

Reeord Cold Kills Seores Aeross U.S.   Dixie Crop Damage Mounts As Mercury Sinks To New Lows

By Metric Measurement Girls Taping 93-60-94  May Win Beauty Contests

Her Figures Are Big, Not Her Figure   Change to Metric System Is Under Study in U.S.

New Metric System Proposed — Buy Meat By Kilogram And Gasoline By Liter?

The Weather   if Calif. Solon Has His Way— . 93-60-94 Girls Seen Winners Of Contests

IX DIE ON ROADS — TWO DROWNED  Eight Are Victims of lowa Accidents

Widow of Baker's Associate Tells Of ‘Frightening’ Amounts of Cash

Baker Wealthy, Relates Witness  Senate Investigates Risermace Vantiirac

BOB WALKS 50 MILES— Kennedys Have Busy Weekenc In Cause of Physical Fitness

Attorney General Hikes 50 Miles  Vigorous Weekend For New Frontier

MARCHING AHEAD WITH VIGOR  The Kennedys—JFK, Jackie Bob Hike 50 Miles 17 Hour:

ATTY-GENERAL GOES 50 MILES: The Kennedys Show How to Have A Vigorous Weekend

Cloud Pressing Issues   JFK GETTING IN: SHAPE?  '50 Miles' Is New Magic Number

For a story on Presidential News Secretary Pierre Salinger vs. the U.S. Marine Corps in physical fitness, see Page 7.

New Frontiersmen Flash Fancy Footwork   Returnine toa Washington  fust

CHEER UP WASHINGTON, HERE THEY COME - Tramp, Tramp, Tramp The Boys Are Marching

Lot of nikes  New Frontier leaders ‘hit the bricks,’ in new walking binge

On The Inside   50 Miles Becomes Magic Number For Kennedys And New Frontiersmen

EASING OF POLICIES SUPPORTED   France Is Lone Objector To Liberalized Aid

Pravda Changes Story On Accused Assassin Of JFK   Soviet Press Claims Oswald U.S. Spy During Stayin Russia   Johnson Joins Huge Throngs At JFK's Grav

New York. . Paper Makes Allegation   No Comment From ‘Spy Organization; One Man Named

Exchanged for four Cubans  Three of U.S. prisoners released were CIA agents

3 CIA Employees Among 21 Released   CIA Remains Mum On Alleged Agents; Trio Served On Espionage Charges

3 CIA Agents Released   Sources Report Trio Among Group Traded For Cubans

3 Released from Cuban Jails Were CIA Agents   er ee BS ee ee  ‘Washin wton Roundut p

IN PRISONER SWAP  Three CIA Agents Reported Among 2] Freed From Cuba

Confirmation Claimed Prisoners Freed by Castro Reportedly Aqents of CIA

3 CIA Agents Freed in Swap  For 4 Cubans  Castro Said to Have Been Aware Some of

‘Hospital Tests Show Quadruplets Identical, 'Next Two Weeks to be Critical for Smallest

HARTINGTON BANKER WILL BE SPEAKER  AT RURAL LIFE MEET CUINDAY AT REMSEN 

Seven Die  A] ray In Tragedy Wife Kills Children, Husband. Shoots Self

Paint Gusher. Rain Gives Homes, Automobiles Unwanted Coating   Broken Dam, Blast  Leave Five Dead

DISCOUNTS SPECULATION Rockefeller Says He Considers Nomination Chances Unchanged

Still i in Running, ‘Says Rewed Rocky   Hoppy to Help Governor Aims  ‘At N.Y. Polities

Will consider “all factors”  Rockefeller still in running for GOP nod

ROCK Figures He's Still Much In 1964 Race  Governor Denies Remarriage Has Changed Positior

Rocky's Plans Are Unchanged  He’s A Potential GOP Candidate For President Still

Rocky: Still  in the running Considers his chances in 1964 good as anyone

— Penders Decision On Kace Rockefeller Says Remarriage Hasn’t Cut Presidential Chance

Saheb duicbdakst : Around The: : NEK Area 3  ~ A ee ee ee ee ee ee eo

Blockade Called  Serious by Rusk   Russian Position Rejected; Moscow Seeking Compromise?

New Berlin Incidents ‘Very Serious   Secy. Rusk Meets With Key Senate  Cammittee

Jury Rules For Long, lres Judge  Slant Suit Verdict   Slant Suit Verdict Rapped, To Be Ousted

Senate Beats Cuts On Aid   Apparently Heeding President Johnson’s Plea Against Further Cuts

PROPOSALS FOR CUTS   \mendments To Trim Bil Beaten On Roll Calls  PRESIDENT   Cautions Against Further Reductions In Proposed $3.2 Billion Measure

senate Defeats 2 Attempts to Slash Foreign Aid Funds   Morse Fails to Lop Off Cash for Defense Allies

Heed Johnson's Plea Solons Repel Two Attempts To Cut Foreign Aid Bill

Senate Heeds Appeal by LBJ, Balks Aid Cuts  Morse, Ellender Changes Beaten In Fact Vatina

Beats Back Attempts by Morse, Ellender—  Senate Rejects 2 Aid Cut Moves

Solons Heed LBJ's Appeal In Showdown  Reductions Aimed Against Defense

fieed Jonnsons riea     Solons Repel Two Attempts To Cut Foreign Aid Bill

Two amendments defeated  Senate turns back attempt to again cut foreign aid

Despite Plea Of Kennedy Administration  — Vetoes Britains Market Bid

France Kills British Bid for Market   Negotiations Fail Despite United States Intervention

Market Talks End in Failure   Five of Six Countries Unable To Overcome France’s Opposition

BID TO KEEP MARKET PLANS ALIVE FAILS  TRY FALLS DESPITE  LAST-MINUTE PLEA BY U. S. AMBASSADOF

CAIN DELAY ON DECISION   De Gaulle Draws Grim Reaction After Action

Britain Loses In Market Bid:  France Prevails  Negotiating Ends Aftor Final Plan   Negotiating Ends After Final Plea By Five Allies

France Defeats British Bid For Common Market Seat Despite VU. S. Intervention

France Prevents Britain Entry Into Common Market   Last-Minute Efforts by U.S, Fail: Seen As Blow to European Unity.

Despite JFK Effort France Balks: Britain's — Entry fo Common Market

Some Diplomats See French Starting Long Process of Lessening of American, British Influence On European Continent

‘De Gaulle’s Empire Dream lof a French-led Europe  [Kills Britain’s ECM Hopes

Effort to Keep Britain's Bid Alive Collapses   Five Countries Fail To Convince France -In Fight for British

U.S. Effort: Fail In Bid For Britain  a nanan,   France Still Firm Against England’s Entry In Market

Kennedy Intervenes, But  Britain Fails  In Bid To Enter  Common Market

France Kills Britain's Bid fo Join. Mart   ri JFK's. Last-Minute “Intervention to Aid Enaland Falls

France Stands Fast  Efforts To Keep Alive Britain’s Bid For  Common Market Fail

Five Say Yes But France Says No  Common Market Appears To Reject Britain’s Entry

Common Market Excludes Britain Despite U.S. Appea   5 French Partners Fail to Change Stand by De Gaulle

Efforts Fail Despite Last. Minute Intervention ; by U.S.   DE GAULLE ADAMANT   Sonn Tries in ¥ain te Bresk Impasse; Alliance Peril Seen

French Balk British Bid Into Market   Kennedy’s Efforts Fail To Convince DeGaulle’s Envoys

~NO CHANGE IN FRENCH STAND~ Even JFK Plea Fails  To Save Great Britain

Britain's Bid To Enter Market Fails  U.S. Effort Doesnt Change Franch Veto

Five Nations Unable 'To Overcome  Opposition Despite U. S. Appeal

French Defeat British Hope to Enter Market  Kennedy Gov't Enters Last Minute ££. mate ccm Us cl ee

Allied Notes Hit Russian Interference   West Reasserts Position On Free Access To Berlin

Bus, Truck Collide On Ohio Pike   Woman Killed, Six In Hospital; 40 Others Hurt

Bus, Truck Collide on Pike, 1 Dead   Greyhound Plows Into Steel Carrier East of Sandusky

Woman Dies As Bus Rams Steel Carrier   4 Hospitalized, 42 Treated In Turnpike Mishap

High Court Splits 5 To 4 On Red Hunt   Links With Illegal Agencies Must Be Clearly Establishec

5-4 Ruling Cites Right Of Privacy   Red Infiltration fs Crux Of Dissenting Onintons OF Four

IN NAACP CASE Court Rules Against Probing Non-Subversive Legal Groups

Viewed As Help to Re ds Court Limits Congressional Probe Into Group Affairs

Soviets Warn Private Planes To Keep Out   Allied Air Corridor Menaced by Red MIG: Buzzing British Flier

GERMAN GIRL REMEMBERS KENNEDY   BUT IT’S FAR TOO MANY  180 Dead in Car Fatalities Seen Comparing Favorably With Usual

Traffie Toll Near Normal Thanksgiving  Compares With Usual Mid-Week Traffic Counts

Holiday Death Toll Shows Slow Rise   State Counts Few Aecidental Daoths

Road Fatalities Climb Slowly  Trend Near Same As A Nonholiday Weekend So Far

Body Found af Farm Home in Mayes County   Assailant Flees In Family Auto

Close Votes Mark Week At St. Paul   Lawmakers Press Toward Adjournment, Keep Eyes On Conference Groups

West Berlin Goes Alone In Protesting   Western Allies Surprised At Sudden Departure From Form Which Can Bring Troublesome Element Into Dealings

West Berlin Disrupts Precedent With Direct Contact To Communists

West Berlin Contacts Reds Over Killing   Unprecedented Move Takes Western Allied Officials by Surprise

West Berlin Speaks With  Red Regime  Unprecedented Action Surprises Western Allies

West Berlin Takes Initiative On Wall   Protests Direct To East Berlin Over Refuaee Killina: West Fears Results

SUI HAS FIRST SUCH UNIT IN NATION  Offer Computer Service to Schools

Bocy of One  Miner Lifted  fo Suriace 15 Unaccounted  For; Work to Talse 12 to 24 Hours

Five Known Alive Life-Giving Oxygen Pumped Down To Trapped Miners

Annexation Rehearing Asked   Witness Admits Identity  Estes Refuses Testimony

lowa Senate bill would boost length of trucks on highway   Protests certain

Rulers Of Greeee Plan Ceremonial  Ride Undeterred By Arrival Catealls

Greek Royalty Plans Ride  fe Pee, Ons, BS Re ee   British Police On Guard For Riots

Mourning Ends For Kennedy   His Words Recalled As Nation’s Yule Tree ls Lighted

Candles Mark Ceremony Country Ends Mourning  For Martyred President

Nation Winds Up Mourning Period as President Turns on Tree Lights

As mourning period ends  Thousands of candles burn in memory of Kennedy ideals

Period Of Mourning For JFK Ends ‘With Candle-Lighting Rites In Capital

CANDLES LIGHTED TO KEEP IDEALS AGLOW  Mourning Period For JFK Ends In Sober Ceremony

Mourning Period For JFK Ends ak ok ok ok ~*~ ok kk * ak ok kk 2 ee oe  Johnson Speaks Before 14.000 TaN C Coron...

Period Of Mourning For Late President Kennedy Ends With Tree Lighting

Candles Burn In Capital Nation Ends M ourning Period For President

FOREIGN AID AT STAKE  House Members Being Flown Back To Capital   IUEALS STILL AGLOW  Candles Burn Brightly As U. S. Ends Kennedy Mourning

Flags Across U.S. Fly At Staff Top  @ LBJ Marks End Of Mourning Period ®

Memorial Held ————_ TT TM  JFR?’s Ideals . A glow, Bright Candles ; Shou

Second Largest Daily In US.: . New York Mirror  In Final Edition

Assets Sold To News  New York Mirror Putting Out Its Final Edition

ANGE SU Tears .  New: York Mirror Ends Publication, Sold To The News

LA Area Washed Out  DEATH TOTAL 3 IN DAM’S BURST   William Seymour Dead  Claysburg Youth, 14, Victim Of Weekend Gun Mishap

CD Seeks 500 Volunteers For Battle Against Flood   Havers Over Valley

Two Americans Missing 58 Missing in Sinking Of Japanese Ferryboat

1/4 Saved By Massive Rescue Effort   High Seas Capsize Boat Off Okinawa

Beat Capsizes i in Sudden Storm’             Tao: American Servicemen. Ged but Tivo Others Mig

 Castro Provides Symbol for Russians : : Red China Gains in Battle With Soviet

Is Khrushchev Running Scared?  Red Chinese Gain In Commie Power Struggle

Ho-Hum   Keota Deposit Gives Promise: More—Maybe   Well Now Produces 10 Barrels a Day; Move Over Texas!

Unsettled Education Appropriations Keep Legislature From Adjourning

8 Exiled In Fight tor  Iraq Power   President, Too, May Be on Way Out; Struggle Ie Intra-Party

Ruling Iraqi Party Exiles Fight Leaders   es Seer LE sewrcnlf   President Himself May Be on Way Ou In Power Struggle

TEAAPERA TIIPE   eS PE ENE  Exnect $20 Billion Increase In Federal Revenue

N.C. Senate Acts Today On Redistricting   Bill Passes Second Reading

Delaware high court rules Public whipping does not violate constitution

Moves Taking Place Toward Viet Nam Truce  Unconfirmed Reports That Exploratory  - Contacts Are Underwa

Seat Belt Bill Hits Trouble   Senate Returns Bill For Action In Committee

Rundown On Legis'ation  Assembly Proves Unsafe For Auto Safety Belts

WCU SABUADAIELS £ ABU OD  Political Pot Boils In State  Big Decisions Due During Week Over  Governor’s Race

Group Faces Reich Court In Murders   Gestapo Members Among 22 Accused In Mass Killings

MAY LAST EIGHT MONTHS  : 22 Auschwitz Murderers Of Millions Go On Trial

Byrnes Willing to Be ‘Favorite Son’ In Presidency Race   Rep. Laird Favors Colleague As Party's Nominee in 1964

Bullet Fragments Fit Former General Walker Assassination Try Fails--But Not by Much

cael ¥ caAL 8Of {eo HISTOR! ONTANA  Rifle Bullét Narrowly Misses Walker

In Exclusive Interview  Peking, Moscow Agree On Goals, Says Chou

Seeking To Avert Nationwide Strike—  Rail Probers To Hear From Both Sides Again

J.C. Wright, Former lowa School Head, Named fo School Post in Samoan Isles

ES ee Page Three alah hahah lal allahahalal  Jap Destroyer Captain Tells At His Sorrow

FINDINGS LISTEN   TIME FLAPSED   RiMRYAWWALTD   TEMAS ADTHORITIES

Jet ripped by explosion  Two of six-man crew is killed - over New Mexico

2 Of 6 Killed As Explosion Rips Bomber  $8-Million Jet On Routine Trip Hit By Mystery Blast

Dinsio Jailed Under Bonds Of $200,000   Suspect In Weirton Holdup Now Facing Columbus Robbery

De Gaulle holds door open for possible “reconciliation meeting” with Kennedy

De Gaulle Hopes to Talk With President Kennedy, French Authorities Say

550 Lives Taken; Citrus Loss Is In The Millions  Snow And Freezing Weather Hits The World

Winter's Crue! Blasts Felt Around World   U.S. Colder, Alaska Warmer; Then There's the Caveman. Stories, Page 5

Arctic Air Spills South  In Storms   Colder One Day tn Pensacola. Fla. Than Nome, Alaska

Showdown Due With France Over Britain Common Market Bid... See P. 2   Whether Or Not It’s Cold, The Weather Is Weird   Coldest Weather Of The Century Takes Dixie Toll   AND MORE COLD IS COMING . Five Kuropean Countries  Are Lashed By Blizzards

Arctic Air Mass Brings Bitterest Weather Of Century To Parts Of World   BY ENORMOUS VOTE  lranians Back Shah On Reform

DPW Tractor Clears Snow at Clinton Sauare       Weatherman’ s Bones Tell Tale  -S’no Fooling -- U.S. Is Cooling   Records Snapping Around the World

Many Die, Crops Hurt In Freeze  Alaska Spared;   Alaska Spared; South Hard Hit  InArcticPattern

Severe Winter Sets Record Lows in Much of Worle   New York Gets Foot of Snow

See Hopes For Solving Race Woes   Civil Rights Unit Issue: Warning Against Complacency   *“Rroad Gulf’

Envoy Gives Cambodia Neutral Tag   ‘Leave Us Alone,’ ‘Diplomat Tells State Department

Cambodia Isn't Shunning US., Envoy Asserts   Not Rushing Into Communist Camp

Cambodia Isn't Turning on West  Is Not Rushing Into Arms of Reds, Claim

Cambodia Not Against West, Envoy Claims  Kimny Declares All  His Nation Wants Is To Be Left Alone

Keeping Score On The Rainfall   Envoy Says Cambodia Is Not Shunning West

Cambodia Not T urning _ West  a xk Ww Ok :   Kimny Says Country Not Rushing To Communists

Cambodia Not Turning Back Says Diplomat   State Department Assured Sihanouk Won't Join Reds

lowa Joins In Official Tribute   Office Memorial Held In Statehouse

 Remember Tue Alamo? United States Gives Mexico 266 Acres Of Texas Soil!

Wot uld End id End Boundary Dispute  Mexico to Be Given Part of El Paso as Settlement

Historic Accord Gives Mexicans  Piece of El Paso   3500 Americans Reside in Region To Be Given Up

CELLER IS ALSO BEHIND MILDER BILL   Bobby Kennedy Will Face More  Panel Questions

PWS VE PeUsVIiC SME  House committee discusses milder civil rights bill

JFK Selling Out, Negro Leader Says   Plenty of Backing For Strong Bill,  Spokesman Charaes

Sellout Is Charge In  Civil Rights   Mitchell Saw House Supporting Tough Bill

F our Segregationists Vie In Race To Succeed Barnett In Mississippi

According to Physician  Carbon Monoxide Suspected of Killing And Sickening People in Many Cities

One Says Yes, Other Says No  Predict Cindy Could Star New Coastal Storm

RE REE IR ee  jae Defending Himself  Rockefeller Raps JK Administration

Stormy Weather Abates in Northeast But Bigger Blizzard Batters Britain   Abroad

New Blizzard Threatens England, Buried By Biggest Snow In 82 Years

N ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   New storm in Britain

England Braces For New Storm   Blizzard Expected In South of Nation

Stormy Weather Appears Ended   Light Rain Falls in Maine After Blizzard

Coast Fears Ginny   Hurricane Moves Slowly North; Atlantic States Are Threatened

«Hurr ieane Threatens Coastal Reoions Of Four States: Space Port Spared

Fickle Ginny Threatening Four States   Danger Lessens In South Florida And Canaveral

Floods Surge In 4 States, Death Toll 14   Mighty Ohio Still Rising; Rain Poses Fresh Threats

Inside Teday’s Times   ISSUE RAISED IN ANNEXATION CHALLENGES  City Election Procedure Studied

Jackie Doesn't Know Yet As... Eerie Silence Covers Otis Air Foree Base

Fears Price-Wage Spiral   Cuban Exiles’ Second in Command Say: JFK Never Promised Second Invasion

Fears Price-Wage Spiral   Spectacular Truck Fire   ‘Cuban Exiles’ Second in Command Says JFK Never Promised Second Invasion

sinatra Ransom Monev—   Never a Quiet Moment  for New GOP Leader:

16-Page Bill Would Revise Aid Operations  Stipulates Work   Stipulates Work By Able-Bodied on Ohio Relief Rolls

DESIGNED TO MAKE BETTER USE OF MONEY  Legislature Gets Welfare Reform Proposal

Big Welfare Reform Bill To Be Filed   State Measure Seeks To Streamline Aid Program For Ccuntie:s

Welfare Reform Bill To Be Filed   Big Measure Seeks To Streamline Aid Program For Ohio Counties

Idalio Traffic Deaths   Christians Urged to Fight Racial Discrimination

Remorseful, He Goes Back—  Dad Locks 5 Children In House, Then Sets It Afire

Dominicans Ask Haiti Pledge on txiles Safety   Republic Remains on War Footing Al. though Embassy Guard Withdrawn.

Country Still Maintains Its War Footing   Bosch Charges Haiti Heightened Crisis On Island

Freezing Tonight, . Mostly Fair, Colder Thursday ~   BenTUSS Convincing Winner in Wisconsin en  Amendments on Judges Pay, Reapportionment Delay Lose

Shooting Of Singer Remains Mystery  Concert Manager Dies In Clinic

Cardinal  Spellman Objects to Plar for Order: of Married Deacons —

Warns Of ‘Practical Difficulties’ Cardinal Spellman Attacks  Married Deacons Proposals

Keeps Close Contact — Wite of Rebel Leader Says Invasion Begun on Wedding Anniversary

Commencement Will Be Held in New Gym   Gen. Doolittle, Robert Shaw To Speak At Commencernent; Army Chaplains Chief, Gen. Brown. at Baccalaureate

Rail Unions Try To Upset Board Ruling  Also Challenge Constitutionality Of Arbitration   FEATIPERBEDDING

Rail Unions Try To Upset Board Ruling  Also Challenge Constitutionality Of Arbitration

Hughes Told Offer Made Day of Riot   Governor Says Report On Reformatory Too Vague

Warden:  Had Planned To Resign —  _ r*   Changed Mind During Riot   RAY PURCELL

Hai EAGLES oa  More ' ‘Could Be Done In County’s Affairs   Silver Bow County Atforney Rejects Examiner Criticism

Congress May Vote Pay Hike  Bill Would Boost Salaries for Top Government Heads

"FEC DEATIS Ru THE ASSOCIATED PRESSS   Congress May Consider Passing New Pay Raise

Time Offered   Embarrassing  Congress Faces Task Of Raising Its Pay

Beast Invades Lansing Store   Thousands Chase Carnival Animal Across Town

JOHN F. KENNEDY   JFK Only President  To Face Imminent Atomic War Threat

Police Nab Wilkins Of NAACP   National Official Arrested in Jacksor Store Picketing

Wilkins, National Negro Leader, Held By Jackson Police   Accused of Restraint of Trade, Freed on $1,000 Bond

RACIAL UNREST CONTINUES IN MISSISSIPPI   POLICE ARREST MORE TRUCKLOADS OF DEMONSTRATORS

R. Wilkins Released On Bond   Jackson Mayor Makes Concessions On City Jobs

Negro Leader Free on Bond  Wilkins Seized by Sie,  RSS. gee Soe) Ses

RE REEE SAREE EG EN. SEER EES: SR an ies, OF Seta   Cc offee -time:

Cuban Exiles Charged With Courting Wat   State Department Cracks Down on Refugees for False Policy Statements,

Policy Backed  Hit Cuban Exile Efforts To Drag Nation into War; (Claim History Distortion

Crackdown Blasts Miro War Program   Message Answers Report That JFK Broke Promises

ADMINISTRATION RAPS MIRO  Exiles Accused Of Trying To Drag U.S. Into War

U.S. Denies Cuba I nvasion. Promised  Cracks’ ‘Down on Miro, Council “Whose Goal Claimed to. Be War

Dr. Cardona Accusea Ur Oross Uistortion Uf rMistory  U.S. Rebukes Cuban Exiles Leader For War Schemes

Finders Not Keepers  x «x * x* « * =: & ¢  Workers Play ‘Grab Bag’ With Stolen Gems

BIG MOUTH! Construction Employe Brags,  * Tip Leads Police To StolenGems

Talkative Worker Aids Police— Incompetent Driver Bungles Jewel Theft

Not One Carat Faulty Car Shift And Big Mouth Foil Thieves In Jewel Robbery

DUNGLING BANDITS WIND UP WITH NOTHING  90 Pct. of $3 Million Stolen Jewels Recovered from Scavenging Workmen

Second Special Session To Consider Funds For State-Aided Institutions

Special Session     _. JF of... ,   End Seen to Apportionment Hassle Today

Responsibilities As Americans Says Higher Education Has Failed To Meet Real Needs

Race Issue Called Example acest ieee messin ccs Ss  Higher Education Failure Cited

Braves Defeat  Cardinals, 9-1 See The Sports Peach   Radioactive Strontium Found  in U.S. Milk Hits Record Leve

8,000 Reds May Depart Cuba Soon  U.S. Sources Say pig oe <r + Oe   U.S. Sources Say Within Days; Hope Weapons Go Also

About 8,000 Soviet Troops Expected To Ship Out Of Cuba In A Few Days

8,000 Russians May Leave Cuba  Faracnct Raced o   Forecast Based on Arrival of 4 Ships

Red Troop: May Leave Cuba Soon  Arrival Of Soviet Ships Spurs Hope Arms Going. Too

Soviets Seen Leaving Cub: In Few Days   _U. S. Officials Hope Red ‘Weapons Will Also Be Withdrawn

Crewmen Unhurt; Rocket-Firing. Planes Disperse as U.S. Fighters Approach .   Empty Ships Stir Speculation: . Expect Up to 8,000 Soviet  Troops to Leave Cuba Soon

8, 000 Troops To Leave Within Days  Soviet Withdrawal In Cuba Predicted

Sources Report Soviets May Ship Out As Many As 8,000 Troops Within Days

Chuong Breaks With Daughter, Anti-Buddhists   Ambassador Soys Advice Rejected

Poisons Taking Toll  Hawks’ Love Life A Mess   He said the hawks have an in

Crashed Crashed Philippine Airliner  Rescue Workers Find All Persons Aboard Plane Dead

PE CALE USS UECINVELS AUMUaIU  27 Perish As Aircraft Crashes In Philippines

Philippines Air  Crash Kills 2] 2 U5. Peace Carps Volunteers On List

Pee PUNIZEL BOUIN, FaRe « FOL EF CRENEREL NAF, 2 ORY ©  Farmer, Who Holds Family,  Receives a Jail Sentence

More bread and fewer guns aim  Military budget cut 4.3 per cent report says

More Bread. Fewer Guns Called For   Consumer Goods Outlay Hiked More Than Half

Russia Cuts ‘64 Budget For Military   $666 Million Slash Follows Khrush  Promise in Speech

Military Spending Cut $666 Million .... Soviet Union Trades Guns For Bread in New Budget

Khrushchev Slashes Military Budget to  Provide More Groceries and Fewer Guns

Soviets Announce A Cul in Military Spending Budaet   Khrushchev to Increase Spending in Industries For Consumer Goods,

Russia Trims Military Budget  Big Increase for   Big Increase for Consumer Goods

Military Budget Cut By Russia   Khrushchev Asks Big Increase in Investments For Consumer Goods

Soviet Union to Reduce Arms Budget; More to Go ToConsumerGoods Output

More Bread. Fewer Guns  Reds Cut Military Funds. Aid Consumer In Budget

Fewer guns,  more bread Military budget cut announced hy Soviet Union

Russia Cuts Arms Budget 4 Per Cent   More Consumer Goods Will Be Produced In Next Two Years

Soviet Military Budget Slashed   53 Per Cent Investment Hike Set For Consumer Goods Industries

State Welfare Director Warns Of Drastic Cuts   Tells Legislators Unit's Operations, Aids Will Suffer

Train Crash Injures 35; Only Five In Hospital NYC Passenger  Hits Halted  . Work Train At Weaclenn, NV

Atlantic Alliance Groping Britain Hopeful Des pite Refusal  To Enter Her Into Common Mart

 French veto bitter but not mortal blow  Foreian minister Heath tells parliament

Where 2 Children Died—   French Veto Bitter But Not Mortal Blow: Briton

ANXIETY, DISAPPOINTMENT  Heath Says French Veto Bitter Blow To Unity

FRANCE IS ISOLATED BY ACTION   Red Capitals Express Delight Over Outcome

Briton Calls French Veto Bitter but No Mortal Blow   Anxiety ‘In: Western Capitals —

Europe Upset: Britain Assails France's Stand  LJ.~¢#lL a Dp Das   Heath Says Blow At West's Unity Not Fatal Step

Market Nations Cancel Finance Session ....  Britain's Defeat Disappoints Free World

Private Cratt Stalls, Spins Into Rio Grande  Rupert Chisholm,   Rupert Chisholm, Son Included  Among Victims

‘Senate Leaders Trying To Extend ‘Civil Rights Commission 1 Year

_ Agency Due To Die In 66 Days Senate Presses Extension  Of Civil Rights Commission

 From Leaders In Both Parties '‘Seranton’s Plans [Win Endorsement

New Course In Social Studies Offered— Boehm Proposes To Keer Religion In High Schools

Fourth in 17 Months Plot to Shoot Down DeGaulle Reported Broken Up by Police

New Plot On De Gaulle  Revealed   Three Arrested Por tempting: To Shoot Le

Plot To Kill De Gaulle Is Broken Up  4 Are Arrested: Others Sought By   4 Are Arrested: Others Sought By French Officials

Unprecedented Data On TV No Soviet Offensive Arms  In Cuba, McNamara Says

Detailed Cuba Military Report Given To Reassure Americans Of Security

Administration goes before the people to deny claim of offensive weapons buildup in Cuba

No offensive weapons  Administration releases Cuban intelligence data

Detailed Cuban Military Report Given To Reassure Americans of Security   U.S. Risks Its Spy System To Give Briefing on Cuba

CUBAN BRIEFING MeNamara Unveils Some Spy Secrets   ‘SENSITIVE MATTERS’

Keating Sticks to His Views  ‘McNamara Says Cuba Free of Offensive Arms

McNamara Says Weapons Gone  Intelligence Data Bared In Dispute OverCuban Arms   Plugs Medicare Proposals  Kennedy Defines Health Services

y Sen. Keating Isn’t Silenced  ae  Big Guns Are Trained  Upor  Cuban Re-Arming Rumor

JFK Hurls Impressive Display O1 Intelligence Data At His Critics

secret Data Put on TV to Show Safety From Cuba Threat;  Keating, Others Unconvinced 

No Soviet Buildup In Cuba, Defense Dept. Assures U.S.      Backs Stand Island Is Free of Offensive Weapons With Unprecedented Intelligence Display

Govt. Bares. Vast Data — To Back Stand on Cuba      id But Keating Still’. Holds His: Ground.

Administration Goes All Out To Assure Nation Cuba Free Of Russ Offensive Weapon

Intelligence Data Display Is Given by Govt.; Hope to End Talk of Cuban Buildup

KEATING NOT IMPRESSED   Defense Chiefs Say Cuba Has No Offensive Arms

Unprecedented TV Report  No Offensive Arms  In Cuba, CIA Declares

Deny Offensive Arms In Cuba   McNamara and McCone Report On Build Up

Despite Reporf Sen. Keating Won't Let Up   Administration Offers TV Viewers Display of Data

U.S. Reveals Photo Data On Cuba  x ke wk * ee ee kK *k ok  dt oe 8 - oe, cr _ ct. +> -™ tee   Administration Supports Stand On Weapons

Keating Still Won't Let Up On Cuba McNamara Offers Data To Say That Soviet Missiles Are Gone

REGIME DENIES CUBA BUILDUP IN BIG ‘SHOW   Unprecedented Display of Intelligence Data Plus McNamara Assurance   KEATING FIRM   Insists None of Statements Was Disputed by Pen-" fagen Chief

Cuba Arms Debate Remains Unsettled   McNamara Says 'No, Senators Say ‘Maybe’

Unprecedented TV Intelligence Report —  Offensive Weapons in Cuba Gone, nese McNamara

Intelligence data supports stand on Cuba   Keating appears in no mood to give up controversy

TODAY'S INDEX   intelli igence Vie TV  McNamara's Report onC uba Didn't f Dispute His Charges, Keating Says

Proves Statement  With Photographs   Defense Secretary, Aide Display Intelligence Data Showing How Soviet ‘Buildup Unveiled In Oct.

Lengthy Report Backs Up Administration Stanc That Cuba Is Free of Soviet Offensive Weapons   CLOAK-AND-DAGGER SECRETS REVEALED

Keating Thinks Differently CIA Says Cuba Is Free Of Offensive W eapons

Lengthy Report Backs Up Administration Stanc That Cuba Is Free of Soviet Offensive Weapons

U.S. Assured All Offensive Weapons Gone   Reconnaissance Photos Are Shown In Television Report

Sen. Keating Still Not Convinced After Administration Defense of Cuban Policy

‘Cloak-And-Dagger Trade Secrets Bared In Pentagon Documenting of Cuba Case

U. S. Shows  Secrets in  Spy Tactics Public Given  Information  On TV Screens

Senator Still Argues Point With McNamara   Report to Nation on Television Shows Cuba Free of Soviet Offensive Arms; Keating Claims Statements Not Refuted

Administration Report Aimed At Reassuring People, Cooling Off Bollina Political Controversy   Americans Get Peek at Trade Secrets of Jet Age Espionage

Declares Cuba Is Now Free Of Offensive Arms   Sen. Keating Says None Of His Statements Disputed By Secretary

Trade Secrets Of Spying  U.S. Risks Intelligence System In Cuban Report

KEATING SAYS PERIL REMAINS   McNamara Shows Aerial Recon Data On TV To Reassure Public On Cuban Missiles.

New Orleans Has Huge Mardi Gras  Solemn Season Of Lent  Follows Giant Hangover

‘Fat Tuesday’ Ends Fete  Mardi Gras Celebrants Calm Down; Lent Begins

BODY OF CLEVELAND JEWELER FOUND Strange Love Triangle Uncovered in Slaying

Wagner Has Enough Of Race Riots.   Ends New York Series Of Sit-Ins; Actions In Other States

Tate Sweeps To Democratic Win In Phila.  Ervin, Wright Win ~ GOP Nods For New Terms Over Democrat

Pearson, Read Win As Commissioners; Thomas, Haines Out   Organization Candidates Win State Contests

in in ‘asia! ‘Ervin and, Wright ‘Get Republican ‘Nod in Court Race

Court Takes Reins in PDS Affairs  Ininnction Issyed Cansernator Named

Court Takes Reins in PDS Affairs   —Injunction Issued. Conservator Named

ALL-NIGHT DRINKING BOUT  UW Freshman Shot Tc Death In Hotel Room

UW Student Slain in Hotel   Shot Himseif by Accident, Fri end  Dec wcax tu Ba lirvce

Explosions Rock Chain Stores In St. Louis Area   BEFORE MIDNIGHT

 Father Glad It’s Over  Three Sinatra Kidnappers Arrested By FBI: Most of Ransom Recovered

... Also Recovered   Most of Ransom Loot . . ... Also Recovere  FBI Arvests Three Sinatra Kidnabers

Sinatra Mystery Solved   Case Seems Ended With Trio’s Arrest, Recovery Of Ranson

'Most of Ransom Loot... ... Also Recoverec  FBI Arrests Three Sinatra Kidnapers

Conclude Contact X-ray Program In Sioux County   62 Persons Have Chest X-rays Taken

Board Likely To Comply Witt Saxbe Ruling   Parochial Students On Public School Buses ilieaqal

wo UANDRY ON FIFTH AVENUE Dear Commissioner: Why  Not Settle On Rainbow?

HE’LL ONLY PAINT GREEN New York Streets Boss Tired Of Stripes Furor

Today In W. ashingion  Cut Tn Foreign Aid Totals Called Help For Tax Cut Bill

School Scheduled To Be Integrated Today Ordered Closed  Gov. Wallace Defies U.S. Again

U.S. Defied Second Time by Wallace   Moves to Prevent 13 Negroes From Startina Classes

Governor Of Alabama Defies U.S.   13 Negroes Were To Be Admitted To Tuskegee HS

To Stop _Integration Alabama Governor Orders School Opening Postponed

— House Members ‘About-Face’ —  Dixie Vote Gave Liberals Rules Win

Better Grades Hike Georgia Leaf Prices   Top Price Of $67 Continues

Tobacco Prices Moving Upward Better Quality  Leaf Responsible For The Increase

Pay for Fishery Losses Is Urged  Daewnentt Denman   Bennett Proposal Is Given Kennedy

REV. H. H. MEYER ACCEPTS CHURCH CALL TO PETOSKEY, MICH.  Family to Leave  On Easter Sunday  — Pastor Concludes  90-Year Tenure Here

REV. H. H. MEYER ACCEPTS CHURCH CALL TO PETOSKEY, MICH.  Family to Leave On Easter Sunday  — Pastor Concludes aN Vane Taniva Haro

18 Protesting Visit of  Attorney General Jailed   Committee Head May Quit Over State College Issue.

Air Views On Racial Matters   Kennedy: Court Orders Would Be Backed Up

But He Tells Wallace Court To Be Followed   Governor Says His Position Is Same As Before

Bob Voices Warning to Ala. Chiet   Says Court Edicts To Be Enforced; Talk Called Pleasant

Bob Kennedy Sees Alabama's Governo! On Racial Matters   Gov. Wallace Reported Still Opposed to Any  School Déeseorscactian.

Bobby Kennedy Warns Alabama Over Resistance  Attorney General Visits Governor; Pickets Protest

Gov. Wallace, Robert Kennedy Meet ....     Integration Views Are Not Changed by the Conference

’  GOVERNOR HOLD PARLEY   Attorney General Admits No Minds Changed By Talk

BOARD MEETING ROUTINE Annexation Cuts Tuition  Students By Two-Thirds

U.S. May Halt Recognition of Haiti Resime   Other Latin American Governments Talk of Withdrawal

After Rules Posted ett Rhine coated: idl  Rail Unions  Okay Strike

Five Bodies Recovered From Water  Uwe Persons in Boni Sill  WE seed egas

On Inside Pages   Negro n Negro Boycott .. .  ‘Half of Schools In Chicago Empty

Public School Boycott... ASO Sen@ol Boycott...»  Negroes Show Strength  In Chicago

Salons Told Reds Build Cuba Compley   Powerful Political, Military Base’ Seen On Castro's Island

Huge Soviet ‘Machine’ On Cuba’ s Soil  Top Secret Briefing _ Held For Senators ©

Presidents Of Six Countries Sign “Declaration of Central America”

Ordered Held Without Bond   Kennedy Looking Ahead To Another Election Year Baby

~ GOOD-BYE STATUS SYMBOLS     creer LACAN NE LUNE MAC  Johnson Orders Cuthack In Big Gas-Eating Cars

Red Chinese Reported‘Hot Over U.S. Tesi   Peking Regime Seen ‘Deniouncing Kremlin For American Shot

Vatican Puts On Pressure  U.S. ‘Suggests’ Diem Fire ‘Brother Nhu As Chief Aide

McNamara Returning To Report   Its: Contents Must First Be Delivered To The President:

Report On Viet Nam Prepared   McNamara To Giv JFK Evaluation Of Situation

McCarthy Skyscraper Plan Cancelled by S.M. Council; New Bids to Be Called For

Heart Of Crisis In France — Kremlin Views Market Proceedings With Glee

Reds Stand by Hoping for Big Victory  British-French Clash Could End with NATO Wrecked

An AP News Analysis — Kremlin Shows Interest In Big Atlantic Crisis

Ryan Sees Kremlin As Delighted Spectator [As Allies Struggle With Threat Of Crisis

Today’s Index   Going To Vote? Only 10 Days Left To Register   Claims U.S. Keeping Eye  On Castro

WORLD NEWS Nikita Says Convoy Blockade Set Up to Test West’s ‘Nerve’

Reds ‘Will’ Set Policy  Nikita Says Barrier Was ‘Test’? For U.S.

W.Germany Planning Reserves  For Rear Duty  . In Case of War; NotUnderNATC

Commies Win On Test Ban,  Moscow Says  ‘Soviets Scold Peking For Deriding Russia In Sinninn Ran Dari

Red China Freighter Torpedoed   Ship Reported Sunk on Way Ta Part in Jagan

ANTI-PERONIST REBELLION  Argentine Rebels Bomb Tank: In Uprising To Unseat Guido

Argentines See End for Guido's Victory Claims  eta t Cutinaws ff   Rebel Sailors Lead Attack on Column Of Official Tanks

Rebels Bomb Tank Column  In Argentina Navy Launches New Effort to Unseat Guido

LBC Authority Invites All Municipalities Cooperative Plans For Disposal  Of Garbage ToBe Aired July 11

Civil Rights — Plan is Told Demo Leader:   McCormack Believes Satisfactory Bill Will Be Passed

Weekend Used Car, Realty Mart   700 PASSENGER CRAFT  Hughes Still Thinks He Can Fly That Boat

Truce Is Called In Chicken War: U.S, And ECM In Talks   Negotiate Tarifis on U.S. Poultry: Atlantic Parinershio Deleved.

U.S., Market Call Truce in  Chicken War  Row Over Poultry Tariff Turned Over To Neutral Panel

Dispute Turned Over To Neutral Panel  U.§., Common Market Call Truce In Their Chicken War

Helped Win West Virginia for JFK  ~ Roosevelt's Tireless Work for Kennedy Rewarded

v Politics In His Blood .... Franklin Jr., Has Zest, ‘Same Looks As His Dad

Sunday Sales Law Passed  Battered Bill to Dalton On a 29-3 Margin Vote

Conelave Called ... Meetings Begin To Pick - Sueeessor To Pove John

81-Year-Old  Pontiff ls Example In Death   Cardinals Begin Work Toward Selection Of Pope Successor

Conclave Called .  Meetings Begin To Pick Successor To Pope John

Gov. Harrison Against Bond Issuing Idea   Plan Offered By Darden

Business Confidence Spreading; See  ‘Longest Upturn Since World War II

Weather   White Students Stage Protest March After Five Negroes Return

n Backdown Aftermath... Negro Pupils’ Return Sparks Demonstration

Whifes stage boycott Negro Students Return to Classes in Alabama

White Youths March, Negroes Go to Classes   AH Is Quiet af fwo Other Buildings In Birmingham; At tendance Js Down.

Rioting Students Boycott Classes at Desegregated Birmingham High School

Rowdy Protest Erupts   West End High Is In Ferment; Remaining ‘Bama Schools Calm

Set Off Student Protest   Five Negroes Return  To Alabama Classes

‘Subscription’ Parking Proposed Council Plans War On  “Meter-Feeders' Here

Court officers rap federal authorities  Charge officials blocked state’s efforts to probe violence at UM 

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Manager ‘Pretty  Certaiv’   Indications are strong that the Kollsman Motors Co. of Dublin, Bucks County, will remain in Dublin, Frank Dupre, plant manager, said this morning.

Tobacco Market  Growers Blame Processors  For Disappointing Prices

Border Markets Open First Full Week Of Sales  A Depressing Dip. .   A Depressing Dip. In Prices Noted  Thursday, Friday

STATE CAPITAL.  jm Highlights  aah  po h  Sidelights  ne  : ir f i! = Vern Sanford

Appropriations Still Up  Committee Efforts to Trim Federal Budget Slowing Down

President Presses Again For Tax Cut   Oswald Had No Accomplice  FBI Investigation Shows

Johnson Puts New Pressures Behind Money-Saving Program Hoping to Increase Its Chances

Tax Cut is Chief Topic of Discussion Between Johnson and Party Whips

Skeptical GOP Leaders Eyeing Spending Cuts   THAIPEPRATIINES   Breakfasts With Legislative Leaders...  'LBJ Emphasizes Economies To Support Tax Cuts

CHIEF EXECUTIVE PRESSURES FOR SAVING MONEY   PRESIDENT FEELS ECONOMY WILL HELP ACCELERATE GROWTH

Johnson Discusses Tax Slice With Democratic Congressional Leaders

Johnson Talks With Congress  Chiefs on Taxes Hopes His Budget   Hopes His Budget Actions Will Help Levy Slash Bill

Johnson Discusses  Tax Cut  Matter Is   Matter Is  Associated With His Government Economy Drive

LBJ Talks Tax Cut,  Economy to Leaders   Robert Kennedy Ready to Give  Full Cooperation to Johnson

BIGWIGS IN MOVING CONFERENCE   Johnson Outlines Economy Program for Demo Heads

Feonomy in Government May Bring Tax Cut, Johnson Tells Democratic Congress Leaders

HOPES ACTIO WILL BRING TAX CUT   First Major Policy Move Of New Administration   TAKES STEPS   To Eliminate Waste And Overstaffing In Government Agencies

Budget of Below $100 Billion One Goal  Johnson Pushes Economy Drive at Session Today

Talks Center On Tax Cut, Economy Bid   Johnson Confers With Democratic Congress Leaders

Meets Democratic Leaders —  Johnson Discusses Tax Cut Legislation

LBJ Discusses Tax Issue With Demos   Mrs. Kennedy Watches...  Medal Presented JEIX Special Agent

Discusses Prospects With Demo Leaders  Johnson Pushes For Tax Cut

White House: Johnson Is. Pressing for  Tax Cut Bill  President Hopes Spending Curbs Will Boost Plan

LINKS BILL TO SPENDING REDUCTION   LBJ Discusses Tax Slash Speedup With Democratic Party Leaders At White House.

Kiwanians Coming to Ballyhoo Stock Show   Set. Robinson's Police Hall ot Fame Honor to Be This Evening

U.S. Prepares To Shut Down Cambodia Aid   Swing Of Asian Nation Into Peking Orbit Threatens

[America Speeds Pullout   REAEWE INO WVU 1 UIUUL CL  Cambodia Edict Stops U. S. Aid

US Ready To Leave  Combodia   Swing Toward Rec China By Asian Nation Feared

U.S. Closing Aid Projects In Cambodia   Fear Southeast Asian Nation Will Swing Into Red China Orbit

(A continuing study of develop ments on the racial front) By AL KUETTNER

SEC Proposes Sweeping New Laws To Tighten Policing Of Stock Market

Securities Industry Backs Bills   Would Tighten Controls Over Stock Market

Result Of ‘Grave Abuses’  Sweeping New Stock Market Controls Proposed

Singing, Marching Negroes Arrested In Birmingham; King Is in City

Not Any Chance For Settlement, Carriers Assert  Officials Canvass Legislative Hope — On Capitol Hill

‘Independence Man in ‘Bia Lift   Says lowa Surplus  Will Be Cut in Half      $14.6 Millior By June ‘65

feed Grains: Attempt to Delay Farm Bill Foiled   Program’s Supporters Win Test in Senate

To Quiz TV Entertainers In Rating Probe   Johnny Carson First Performer Summoned By Solon

President and Mrs. Kennedy Expecting Birth of Their Third Child in August

Park Merger Bill Blasted By Senator  Connally's Tactics Called Similar  To Washinaton **

Faces Trial For $13 Million Theft   Ex-Dictator On Way To Venezuela

Venezuelan Ex-Dictator Loses Fight   Extradition for Perez Jimenez; Goldberg Won't Interfere

To stay Out Or state os Governor Can‘t Save Doomed Dog;  Owners Refuse To Concede Defeat:

Erbe recommends snort ballot, annual sessions, utility group   EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the text of a message prepared for delivery this afternoon by Gov. Norman A. Erbe.

Talks to Ike About Civil Rights Issue   Shock and Dismay Sweep Washington

Talks Follow Shooting Of Negro Chiet: Dixie  Solons Blast President

President, Ike In Meeting On Issue  $16,000 In Rewards Offered For   $16,000 In Rewards Offered For Slaver Of Intesration Official

Long Battle Looms Qver Rights Laws   Southerners lred By Kennedy's Talk On Alabama Crisis

Kennedy Calls Killing an Act Of Barbarism  President, Ike Confer for Hour On Civil Rights

JFK Confers With Ike Over  Racial Issues   Capital Is Shocked, Dismayed Because o! Barbarity in South

Bitter Battle Seen  JFK, [ke Discuss Racial Crisis; Slaying May Push ‘Rights’ Bills

Assembly Approves By Just A Hair Brown Measure On Withholding Tax

Dominican Coup Cuts US. Ties   President Bosch Overthrown, Military Cligue in Power

U.S. Breaks Ties With Dominicans  Takes Actio!   Takes Action Following Custing Of President Bosct

Overthrow Setback To Hemisphere  Department Says Caribbean Regim  a a hae ie

Mavbe He'll Grow Up to Be Astronaut   Existing NATO Nuclear Force Will Be Forged Into One Unit

Hurricane On Harmless Course  t *. * * * *  Beulah Crows To ‘Severe’ 120.M lo. An. Hour Intonetta

Buddhist Leaders Reject \. e@gh 6 eg ot nc € 2 Truce, Charging Sabotage

Buddhists Reject Peace Terms * * * * * x x * * x x: Ok * x * *  We i. a a rm rn awa o ~ «= _   Vietnamese Leaders Say Conciliation Sabotaged

Buddhists Turn Down Truce Plan  Charge Sabotaging of Conciliation Efforts

Would rreter to Die’  Buddhists Block Pagodas Reject Viet Nam ‘Deal’

3 Gary Councilmen Are Under Fire   Francis Powers, (Former Pilot, Granted Divorce

IN. C. Economy Moves Firmly Into New Year   Business Index Shows Gains

Grieving. LBJ Takes Over Reins   Johnson Uses His Veep’s Office  for Rapid Round of Conferences

New President Seeking Unity In Tragic Time   Johnson Enters First Full Day as President

Starts First Day, Meets With Aides   Pale, Drawn Texan ‘Uses Old Office To. ‘Hold Talk With Rusk

REDS DEMANI INSPECTION ACCEPTANCE   U. S. Challenges Soviets To Bare Unreported Tests

Russians Decline Detalled Talk On A-Test Treaty   Foster Says U. S. Wants To Negotiate But That Soviet Union Doesn't.

Soviets Reject Detailed Test Necofiations   Tsarapkin Insists On Acceptance Of Inspection Plan

RUSSIANS REFUSE 10 NEGOTIATE   Reds Limit Consideration To 2 Or 3 Black Boxes; Doubt Soviets Can Check On U.S. Nuclear Blasts.

U.S. Studying Soviet Flyovers Of Carrier Units   Big Red Bombers Spy on Warships In Two Oceans

REFUSE 10 NEGOTIATE   Reds Limit Consideration To 2 Or 3 Black Boxes; Doubt Soviets Can Check On U.S. Nuclear Blasts.  ——_—_awenenmmermen

J. §. Personnel In Haiti Sending Families Home   Other Americans Also Urged to Leave; Regime Said ‘Falling Apart.’

U.S. Action Taken With Peril Cited   Haiti Regime Seen ‘Falling Aparv’’ By Staie Department

First Plane Will Carry 85 Back To States   Officials Feel Duvalier Regime Is Falling Apnart

 Duvalier Regime “Falling. Apart’.  \American. Government Personnel In Haiti Sendina Their Dependents Home

NAACP Seen Aiming For  Los Angeles   Birmingham-Style Movement Expected  By Neero Leader

_ .Will Bypass Committee  Sanford Scores A Victory In Redistricting Session

RFK, Theater Owners Seek Racial Accord   Sen. Ribicoff, His Own Man Again, Is One Happy Politiciar

Apartment Bill Awaits Action  Ohio House Hikes Legal Truck Length

A GLIMPSE UF A TROUBLED LOWN  Cambridge Looks Like Any Other Town in U.S.

SUSPICION AND FEAR Cambridge: American Town  In Trouble With No Answers

Tawes Asked to Help Reach Racial Peace at Cambridge   Cambridae, Md. Reflects Picture Of a Town in Trouble!

Sunday Closing Law Vote Near  Ohio House Books Rallat Thie V/--L

Blue Law Is Top Issue in  Ohio House  wn ew hOUwwrtisal   Vote Set This Week Ou New Set of Rules For Sunday Closings

Sunday Closing Law Vote Near In Ohio House   New Proposal Is Ready For Action After Weeks Of Study

Sunday Closing Law Vote Near   Ohio House Books Ballot This Week

BOTH EYES LOST TO CANCER  sightless Child to Use Fingers to ‘See’ Gifts

Despite Sudden Blindness Wichita Girl Looking Forward to Christmas

'6-Year Old Christine Won't Enjoy The Lights Many Take For Granted

Supreme Cour! To Act Anew On Appointees  Justice Currie Sets Benme @ few Lem ee   Justice Currie Sets Jan. 9 for Hearing On Koon’‘s Position

Encouraging Signs Appear In Paper, Transit Strikes   No Progress

Heavy Fog Holds Up Kennedy Plane   Circles Amherst Airport For More Than an Haur_

Russian Expected to Flood  Wind and Rain Lash No. California;  23 Highways Closed

State School Budget Cut $389,872  :  Board Hears Report On Reduced Spending

Four believed dead  Confusion and silence surround dynamite blast

Crozer Submits Proposal  Hospital Lease   Hospital Lease Plan Is Ureed

Singleton Announces Candidacy  House Speaker :   House Speaker Is Fourth To Plunge In For Democrats

Singleton Announces Candidacy   House Speaker Is Fourth To Plunge In For Democrats

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Battle Over Red Grain Sale May Delay Aid Okay

Heated Battle Over Sale Of Grain fo Reds Delays Vofe on Foreign Aid Bill

 JFK Expresses Appreciation  Medal of Honor Holders Gather at White House

Kennedy Lauds Medal Winners  / Cream Of Nation's Citizens, He Says

 Carroll E. Worlan Appointed To  Direct lowa Development Commission

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Release Brings Relief   No Melting of Ice Seen in Relations  Pe a

- Professor’s Release Brings Sigh of Relief   Headed Home   Congress Leaders Urge Suspension  Of Argentine Aid   Compensation Key Question

Minuteman Blows Up Over Cape   IT’S A MIRACLE”- Eleven Miners Cheat Fternity

JFK Appalled By Barbarity Of Slaying   Mississippi Solon Refers to Killing As ‘Dastardly Act’

FEDERAL AID OFFERED TO FIND KILLER   Puts Emphasis On Additional Richts Measures

Year's Delay in Tax Revamping State Senate Leaders Push  For New Revaluation Meausr

JFK Order: New Push  For Voters  ‘Seeks to Bolster ‘Ballot Turnout

Practice Said Unaffected by Court Ruling  Allen Drafting Policy Statement eaGindalinas

Conservation Doubled Senate Votes to Keep Soil Bank Land Over Opposition

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BUI WHAT ARE THEY? Multiplier And Accelerator Are The Key Budget Gadgets

American Legion ‘and Auxiliary County Meet To Be Held:at Hull, Mon.

Senate Backers Qf Pact Jolted By ke 5 Stand  t*.. wm... i,   Asking Reservation For Anti-Aqggression

Ike Jolts Senators  Anti - Aggression Reservation Is  Sought In Pact

lke Suggests No-Aggression Pact in: Treaty   Wants Right Reserved To Use Nuclear Arms Aaainst Aaaressors

Calls For Anti-Aggression Reservation  Ike Jolts Senate Backers of Treaty

Ike Advises Test Treaty Reservation  Calis for Addition Of Anti-Aggression Acenrances to Pact

Eisenhower Jolts Senate Treaty Backers With Call For Anti-Aggression Pact

Eisenhower Jolts Senate Ban Sponsors   Issues Call For Anti-Aggression Proviso In Pact   UNDER ATTACK

Eisenhower Jolts Senate On Test Ban  Ex-President Asks  Anti-Aggression a I I ae

Jolt Senate Sponsor (){ Test Treaty  Ike Issues a Call Kor Anti-Agression  DPenwtaran La Paet

Anti-Aggression Reservation in Nuclear Agreement Called for by Former President in Statement

Eisenhower jolts sponsors  Calls for anti-aggression reservation to test ban

Ike Jolts Senate Sponsors Of Test-Ban Treaty, Wants Anti-Agegression Clause _

OUT RLICHUCY AIM aiilgm—OPUNOUICU C¥ent  Bradley Corn King With A 161.1 Bushel Yield

MARYLAND'S FARM FRONT THIS WEEK   ACP Bridges Gap In Applying Science To Farmland

SPACE FLIGHT BUDGET  Group Favors Budget Cut   By DANIEL RAPOPORT United Press International

Anti-Castros May Be Aiding Invasion Force  Pentagon Fails To Confirm Any

Further Word On Landings in Cuba Awaited  Radio Broadcast Reports Fighting On Castro’s Isle

Exile Commandos Believed To Have Broken Defenses  On Red- Held Cuba

Invaders Join Anti-Castro Force in Cuba   By MATTHEW T. KENNY United Press International

Anti-Castro Troops Joined By Commando:   Cuban Refugee Colony Throbbing With Excitement

Commandos Join Up With Cuban Rebel   Multi-Point Landing Reported to Have Penetrated Island's Defenses,

Early Deadline Next Week   Christian Science Thanksgiving Service

U.S. Force Taking Off For Europe   Exercise Designed To Demonstrate

16,000 Men To Be Flown ,000 Miles   Ability To Swiftly Bolster European Forces Show’s Aim

Future Of U.S.Canada Ties Moot —  Prime Minister Said Likely To Sangh By Views

Canada In Turmoil Over U.S. Interventior   British Ambassador Says  De Gaulle Seeks Role Of Arbiter

Soldier-diplomat passes in his sleep  Mai. Gen. Hurley dies at age of 80

U.S. Watching  Korea Flare-up   Chinese Making  Ominous Noises   Colorful Pat Hurley Dies Suddenly In N.M.

Heart Atfack Is Fatal To Patrick Hurley   Served U.S. In Many Posts

Price Squeeze On The Farmer Gets Tinhter   Cotton-Picking Governor Is A Champ

Wilson Begins Talks With U.S. Officials   Heads British Labor Party

British Labor Chief Starts Tour of U. S.  Harold Wilson Mar Ready to Succeed Prime Minister

MICROFILM SRAVICE & sates eo, P.0. BOX 9066 4924 coLe ave. DALLAS, Texas cour.   U. S. Officials Sizing Up New Party Leader

Harold Wilson, US. President Opening Talks  Officials Hope To ft «2° TD an... ¥ &..... fr.

Expert Claims Russell Masterpiece in Danger   State, National Weather

LAuRews Sun 19 Ap& G63 mas Hele’ Hanisch   Mrs. Hanisch dies. at age of 83 years; final rites Monday

Was Girl Kidnaped On Phoenix Street?   Better Than Jack London Tale Pilot, Young Coed Relate Ordeal. Of Near Frozen Death in the Arctic

Tito Has Talks with President   Yugoslav Chief Meets Twice with Kennedy; Capital Visit Brief

Red Leader Welcomed At Capital   Peace Is Emphasized In Formal Bulletin After Conference

‘FRIENDLY, CORDIAL’ Tito, Kennedy Conduct  Speedy Round Of Talks

Between White, Negro Leaders 3 Raleigh Racial Issue To Be Aired Tonight

Group to Push Tax Cut Studied  Unions Interested In Organization

Frustrations, Poor Pay, Politics  Apollo Project's Boss Quitting Joh

. TERRORISTS b LOSE PUNCH “WAND APPEAL   No Interference Seen At Rallies During Week

By Venezuela's . . . . President Betancourt  ‘Definite Action on Cuba Sought

Terrorists’ Supplies Found in Venezuela   President Betancourt Calls for ‘Joint Definite’ Action Against Fidel to Stop Reds’ Bridgehead

By Venezuela's . . «+ President Betancourt  ‘Definite’ Action on Cuba iba Sought

Home Forms New Tory Cabinet and Reports to Queen  Prime Minister Sees Men   Prime Minister Sees Men Who Opposed Him for Office

Peer Facing Tough Fight In Top Post   Talks With Butler Before Homage To Queen Elizabeth UH

New British Prime Minister Forms Cabinel   Lord Home Meets With Others Who Had Aspired to Britain’s Top Post,

HAS BACKING OF MAUDLING AND BUTLER   New Prime Minister Wins Control Of Party; Maudltin, Hailsham, Butler May Keep Posts.

OF MAUDLING AND BUTLER   New Prime Minister Wins Control Of Party; Maudlin, Hailsham, Butler May Keep Posts.

i Forms New Conservative Cabinet  ‘ Lord Home Britain's Prime Minister

Lord Home Forms New Tory Cabinet   Latest British Premier Confers With Opponents

Be - io + Gives- Up: ee 5 Pre oes “Fa Home: Forme Cabinet To Become Minister

Cabinet Formed By Lord Home After Meeting   New Prime Minister Kisses Hand of Queer

Parley Is Held With Opposition Butler, Maudling  Support IE nknown

Home Forms New Cabinet in Britain   Seals His Appointment by Kissing Queen’s Hands in Traditional Act

Peer Overrides Opposition In His Own Party   Seals Appointment As Prime Minister By Kissing Queen’s Hand:

Lord Hume Overrides Opposition   Queen's Hands Kissed by New Prime Minister

Lord Home Completes New Govt.   New Prime Minister Tc Announce Cabinet List Sunday

Queen Seals Lord Home's Appointment   New Government Formed Says Scottish Peer, 60

Home Succeeds In Setting Up British Cabinet   Rough Task Facing New Prime Minister  In Wake of Scanda

Home Forms New Cabinet  rime AAimictar   Prime Minister Meets With Queen

Overrides Own Party Opposition   Seals Appointment By Kissing Hands. Of Queen Elizabeth

Hiome Wins Tory Serap  With Rivals   Overrides Party Opposition To  Form New Cabinet

Peer Succeeds Winning Over Split Tories  Will Lead Scandal-— Rocked Conservatives In General Election —

Home Picks New Cabinef   Conservative Group Is Selected By New British Prime Minister

‘ostiontaut Into Earl eu   Khtushehev Announces Spee Flight Burtng Talk with Witson.

Hint by K Of Another Joining Him   Bykovsky Is Latest of Cosmonauts; Voyage Of Several Day's?

Soviet Puts Cosmonaut  Into Orbit.   Khrushchev Hints Second Spaceman May Join Venture

ANY ANVIFIER MAT FULLOW SOON, KHRUSHCHEV HINTS  Russia Sends Another Man Into Orbit

One More Cosmonaut May Join in Orbit   Fifth Man in Space Puts Russians One Up on U.S.; Cosmonaut Identified By Khrushchev as Lt. Col. Valeri Bykovsky

May Be Joined By Another   Space Venture Could Last Days; Puts Soviets  One Ahead Of U.S.

Soviet Union Puts Fifth Man Infc Orbit Today, Another May Join Hin

Reds Fire Cosmonaut Into Oribt  Khrushchev   Khrushchev Announces New Monned Trin

Fifth Red Cosmonaut Now Orbiting Earth  Space Flight Announced to British  Labor Leader by Premier Khrushchev

Russia Puts  Fifth Man Into Orbit   Khrush Hints At Least One More Cosmonaut To Go Up

HFTH RUSSIAN TRIP INTO SPACE   Announcement Of Flight Made By Khrushchev   WIAUG DY AG USHUHEY  MOSCOW RADIO   Reports Craft Functioning Normally, Orbiting Earth Every 88 Minutes

Russians Say Another Man Now in Orbit   Khrushchev ! Tells Wilson

New Space Venture May Last for Several Days— .   5th Soviet Man in Orbit: Another May Join Him

Khrush Airs Hint Second To Take Off   Soviet One Ahead Of U.S. In Fifth  Launching Suecess

Venture may last days  Russians launch fifth cosmonaut info space

Space Traveler May Be Joined By Second Man   Venture May Last Several Days

Russian Cosmonaut Put In Orbit;  Another May Join Him, Nik Hints

Soviet cosmonaut is shot into orbit  Arathav mau ha laumakhand nanan   Another may be launched soon; flight likely to be a long one

Joint Finance Unit Plan Meets with Reynolds OK   Orbit New Russ Spaceman

Khrushchev Announces  5th Flight   British Labor Party Leader Told of Feat On Kremlin Visit

Hint another may join in space venture   Give indications this flight may be a long one

Red Cosmonaut Whirls In Orbit   U.S. Puzzled   Little Hope Held for Test Ban Talk

] Russian Orbiting Already   Lengthy Flight Expected for Valeri Bykovsky

Cosmonaut Putin Space By Russians  Khrush Hints At Rendezvous With

BYKOVSKY UP OTHERS MAY BE LAUNCHED   Khrushchev Announces  Sth Cosmonaut In Space, Hints Others May Be Sent To Join Him.

Hints at Least One More Astronaut May Join Him In Venture Lasting Days

Ind Cosmonaut May Join Him, — Says Khrushchev  New Space Venture May Last for Days —

Newest Red Hero Fifth  Cosmonaut   Lt. Col. Bykovsky May Be Joined In Space Venture

Bipartisan Rights Bill Get: Committee OK, 23-I]   Dent Says GOP Allowing Crime ln Dauphin County

Civil Rights Bill Passage Faces Delay   * House May Not Get Bipartisan Measure Until December

2 Cuban Boats Gunned Seize   Witness Describes  Club Holdup-Killing

Cuba Claims Two Fishing Boats Seized   Charge ‘Yankee Imperialism’ Is Involved

Cuba Claims 2 Boats Seizec By ‘Pirates’  Americans Aided In Machine Cun

Rebels Gun Seize Cuba Fish Boats   Two Americans Aid Attack Says Revort From Castro Agency

Yankee Aid Claimed In Boats Grab   Cuba Blames ‘Mercenaries’ In  Attack On Craft

So Claims Victims Of Bold Attack   Havana Radio Blasts U.S. For Piracy

Anxious Police Seeking Bomber  WN os i Me ee Bee a   Dynamite Is Found Under Bridge Sunday

Viet Nam Betrayed: Mme. Nhu  1] i eee Pe mm. tt...   U.S. ‘Judas’ Dollars Lured Rebels, She  Says; Flies to Rome; Owes Hotel $1,000

Harriman’s Claim Starts Pact Drive   Nation Must Pay Price, Congress Vote For Funds

Nation Can Hold Lead, Harriman Says      A-Pact Won’t Halt U. S. Buildup

Khrush Opens Way For Talks Washington Hopeful Of Nuclear Test Ban

1935 INDICTMENT  Son of Slain Judge Ruled  Sane, Faces Murder Trial

20 Bills Face Legislators At Columbus  Hearings Planned On Poll Tax Ban,  Sunday Sale Teane

GOV. KERNER PUTS LORENZ IN CABINET   ‘Bradley Replaced As Ag  Director By Schneider; Hershey Gets Insurance Post, Lorenz Public Werks.

Legislators Pledge Aid For Budget  Passage Sull   Passage Still Doubtful for Seranton’s Bill

Scranton Gains Support Of Leading Legislators For New Tax Program

FROM CONGRESS TO THE PRESIDENT   Bite-Beat Mailman Bites Back With Bigger Biter

Dogs Keep Distance Now   Oft-Bitten Mailman Fights Fire With Fire

‘Sixth Canine Attack in Two Weeks Last Straw  “Postman’s Bite Worse Than Bark Nou

Hardbitten Postman Bites Back: Gets Self Bigger Set of. Teeth. .

Space Center At Canaveral “Buttons Up”   Erratic Hurricane Drifts Southward, Might Stall Again

Senator Thinks President Could Get ‘Along With Fewer Helicopters, Jets

and elsewhere in the Citizen:   LAL TR NER ALANA ELS   Byrd Knocks White House Transportation Stable

Curtail White House fleet Byrd suggests Kennedy  set example of economy

Ben-Gurion Quits Joh As Minister   Israel Leader Refuses To Tell Reason For Move

Ben Gurion Out As \srael Chief .. Brime., Minister Quit:  fener WPA PreAa mA HT Aree Ame

Ben-Gurion Hands In His Resignation   Dominant Figure In Israel Quits For Personal Reasons

Ben-Gurion Out As Israel's Prime Minister   Personal Reasons Given as Reason For Resignation

Ben-Gurion Resigns Post   Prime Minister Since Israel Was Founded

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Resigns As Israeli Prime Minister’ Ben-Gurion’ Will Not Say. Why He Ouit

Ben-Gurion Quits Post... . nenuunion uits Fost... ..  Prime Minister Plans To Write Jewish History

Ben Gurion Steps Down In Israel   Prime Minister Resigns Post For  Dascanal Rescance

Ben Gurion Quits Israeli Prime Ministers Job But Tops Interim Government

—QUITS BECAUSE OF PERSONAL REASONS— Ben-Gurion Resigns As Israel Prime Minister

Prime Minister Ben-Gurion Of israel Resigns  Gives Up His Seat In Parliament For

Emporia ‘Skies   Emporia Weather   Jertisaiem.  D. Ben-Gurion  Quits in Israel

Israel’s  Minister Resigns  Ben-Gurion  , 5 Tae Aes. See eee   Ben-Gurion  Ends Tenure

Ben-Gurion Resigns As Israeli Chief  Criticism Over Security Case Cited As Cause

Ben-Gurion Resigns Top  Israel Post   Prime Minister Is Quitting fur Personal Reasons

Ben-Gurion Quits Post In Israel   ‘Personal Reasons’; Aleo Will Relinquist Seat In Parliament

Ben-Gurion, — israeli Prime Minister, Quits   Resigns For Personal Reason

Ben-Gurion Resignation Unexplained   Says Cause Personal, Reports Link Action To Spy, Rocket Case:

Ben-Gurion Resigns  His Post  Says Personal Reasons Cause;  Qaexrarl 1% Wane,

Resigns For Personal Reasons Ben-Gurion Steps Down From His Premier Post

Debates East Germans  Nixon in East Berlin says Reds 'murderers’

Nixon Calls Communists ‘Murderers’ In Angry Exchange in East Berlit

Mediators Try to Beat Deadline   Walkout to Idle 50,000 Employes Through West

U.N. Action Expected on Policing Fund   .. eee & Cera  Soviet Bloc Still Unlikely to Pay Tts Share of Cost

Expect Assembly To Vote Finances  No Funds Expected From Communist Bloc

Without Soviet aid  U.N. fo maintain world peace-keeping fobs      NEGOTIATING Panny

U.N. Fund Resolution Is Expected   No Action Will Get Money From Communist Bloc

Operating Out Of Mexico Cuban Exiles Move Base;  Will Hit Soviet Shipping

Senators Support Exile Crack-Down   But Cubans Vow Continued Fight

Senators Approve Action to Choke Off Cuban Raids   Exile Commandoss Seay They Will Continue From Mexican Base.

Guerilla forces weak, without arms  Bleak outlook for Cubans in exile

‘Free World’ Chastized... Defiant Anti-Castroites To Strike at Red Ships

Vi 187788:  More Cuban Exile Raids Threatened  VU. S. Crackdown Te Anneaved hy   VU. S. Crackdown Is Approved by Senate Leaders

To Hit Soviet Ships From Mexico—  Exiles Say Raids Will Continue

MansHield, tft siirksen Agree Be Crackdown on Commande Raids Wins Approval

New Anti-Castro Group Formed- U.S. Crackdown On Cuban Raids Draws Defiance

Mansfield, Dirksen Agree Crackdown on Commande Raids Wins Approval

ANTI-CASTRO UNITS UNDER INEW CURBS   Some Fearful Raids To Involve U.S. In Conflict

Crackdown on Cuba Raids Approved By Top Senators  Exile Groups Vow to Press Attack From Mexico Bases

Possibility Of Starting War Cited   New Group Say: Strikes From Mexico Planned

Kennedy To Probe Corruption   Public Officials, Sports Events Linked By Report

Corruption In Office is Target   Major Problem Of Justice Dept. Is Sports Betting

Probe Of Alleged Corruption Said To Involve 22 States   REPORTED ATTEMPTS

Bobby Gives His Report To Brother   Prosecutions Increased 300%, Convictions By Over 350%

Justice Dept. Probing Charges of Official Corruption in 22 State:

Estimate Of Russians In Cuba A ‘Minimum’   Numerous Cuts Reported In Ocean Cable To Thule

40,000 Russians May Still Bein Cuba, Probers Say   Soviets Lost Two Men on Space Fliahts, Stapp Says

Estimating 17,500Russ In Cuba Yet   Senate Group Sees  As Minimum; Called Advance Base

Senate Posts Cuban Report   Not Sure Just How ~Many Russians Actually On Isle

Senate Report Reveals U.S. Ignorance on Cuba  Russians May Have to 40,000 Soldiers,  Hidden Stratenic Weanons on Island

Senate Probers  See Red Shield   Russians In Cuba Affeet US Stature

Nobody Can Tell, Says Re port  17.500 Russians In Cuba? Just A Guess

Seriate Reporis on ils Investigation of Russians in Cuba   Estimate Nuwber at 17,500; Ne Miltary Wheest tm PHiesalanhasa

17,500 Reds In Cuba Held Low Figure  D,nharwa @aw Sawint   Probers Say Soviet Missiles May or May Not Be on Isle

Investigafors Undecided On Cuba Buildup   Senate Panel  Believes Soviets _  Protecting Castro

Provide An Effective Shield — Senate Probers Indicate Large Soviet Force in  Cuba; May Have Missiles

SENATE GROUP SAYS EVIDENCE HARD 10 FIND  _ REPORT REVEALS 17,000 FIGURE

17,500 Soviets  Still In Cub:   Figure Given As Minimum In Senate  Cammittas PRonort

 And Man, That's Cold!  Wisconsin Town Sees 50-Below Temperature

Traditionally ‘Solid Democratic South’ May Go ‘Solid Republican’

GOLDWATER, ROMNEY LEAD IN POLL ‘Trial Heat’ Test Reveals South Turning Republican

7 Prefers Goldwater Or Romney Pollster Says The South Is Solid Against Kennedy

Barry Holds Wide Margin; Romney Also Leading JFK   ROCKFELLER TRAILS

Getting Justice Dept. Data  Senators Start Probe Of Kennedy’s Slaying

Senate Sets Investigation Of Slayings   Court Of Inquiry Also Scheduled In Texas Of JFK. Oswald Deaths

Cooperating with Justice dept.  Judiciary comm. opens probeinto Kennedy slaying

With Justice Department nl  Senate Launches Own Assassination Probe

Probe Opens Into Slaying Of Kennedy  Senate Committee Cooperating With Justice Agency

i liaeletadhded » latdaiataatickatol meio  Assassination  Probe Launched  FBI Gives Information Th Senate Cammittee

Public Hearings Set I nvestigation Is Begun  Into Kennedy Slaying

Solons Open Inquiry ‘Into JFK’s-Death   Killing OF Qpwald’ “Also: Due For ‘Probe And Public Hearing

In Cooperation With Justice Department  Senate Judiciary Committee Starts Probe Of Assassination

Senate Starts Inquiry Into Assassination   Justice Bureau Reported to be Giving Support

A Senate Group Launches Probe of Assassination  Begin Funneling Info From FBI To

Probe Of Death Is  Beginning   Senate, FBI Already Has Started Work

Senate Opens Probe Into Assassination   FBI Information Funneled Into Judiciary Panel

MAKESHIFT MORGUE SET UP AT SCENE FOR 18 VICTIMS   ViLAAFTALwOLllit Lb 2YAN/ZLIAU Ll (UL Jr7htANE LNYLL 10 Viw\ylilvyin  TAH MINE BLAST PROBE ORDEREI   UTAH   FORM LOOKS LIKE BODY Camera Scans Mine Chamber

5 More Are Rescued  18 Killed In Utah Mine Federal Probe Ordered

peemnaopaieed SAWING OTE NIUE FELONS Vwrees LAFEOUYU OD  Utah Blast Investigation Demanded

Recover 18 Bodies From Utah Mine   Federal, State Agencies Order Probe; Seven Others Survive Blast

The First Day of School is Such Fun! ..   No More Utah Survivors  18 Miners Are Dead

Investigation Ordered a     Identifying Blast  Victims Difficult

rol Ald fo Be Asked  Identifying Potash Mine Victims’ Bodies Underway ‘After Rescue of Seven Men

Inquiry Is Ordered By Washinaton   Mine Chief Believes Moab Blas! Was Preventable

Darlington Man Faces Drunken Driving Charge   $0-Year-Old Man Arrested in Darlington Last Friday Night by Sheriff Everett Bowman.

i LBJ Says Those Limousines Gotta Go  ‘Big Wheels To Lose Their Wheels

Diem Thought Likely To Refuse a hxely lo Refuse  US Asks Nhu’s Ouster

JAKE ‘THE MASTER’ EHRLICH ‘Sam Benedict’ May Accept Ruby Defense

Yale Professor Faces Queries  Barghoorn Arrest Still Puzzles U.S.

Clue to Arrest Is Sought...  Barghoorn Tells His Story To the State Department

Experts Wil Try To Unravel Latest Mystery  Why Did Russia , ra . coe: e

Mystery of Spy Charges — ~ Barghoorn To Tell Story To State Department

High Officials Are Questioning  Yale Professor  Seek To Unravel Mystery Of Why Soviets Jailed Him

Experts Question Prof. Barghoorn About His Arrest   Declares Reason May Not Be Known

Barghoorn Faces Quiz By Officials   Conduct in Future Ties With Russia May Be Decided

woniroversy’ Kages  Japan’s Train, Mine Disasters Kill 615; Now Political Issue

Public Safety Ignored Says Opposition   Death Toll At 615 In Double Catastrophes

Japan's Train and Mine Disasters Bring Death to 615 Persons And Result !s Political Storm

Turn Into Political Issue   Japan Train, Mine Disasters Claim 615 Lives

Akron Man Hit By Car In Weirton   Japan Tragedies Turn Into Political Issue

Examiner Arrives To Decide  Answer To The Big Question   Trinity River Navigational Problems Scheduled Subject Of Austin Meeting

‘THE BIG ARGUMENT’  Examiner Arrives To Decide Answer To The Big Question   Trinity River Navigational Problems  Scheduled Subject Of Austin Meeting   ;AMW ORK PRODUCES RESULTS  Murky Problem Now Runs Clean

Two Children Killed, Nine Others Are Injured When Car Goes Thru Stop Sign

Soviets Agree  To Hot Line’  Communications Washington-Moscow  Link Would Connect Kennedy-Khrushchey

Racial Violence Flares in Florida; Meredith in Jackson to Aid Neqroes

VIOLENCE ERUPT! IN FLORIDA TOWN   Negro Man Shot, White Mar Beaten During Race Riots

iriple-Header Makes History  Two American Teams Conquer Mt. Everest

iEffective August 3]  ‘Corbin Quits As Heac Of Wichita University

Rusk, Home, Gromyko Seek E-W Accords  First aneee el Cold War faiks

Russ Envoy Chats With Rusk, Home   ‘Mild Results’ Seen From Talks on East-West Accord

Gromyko Talks With  Rusk, Home   Diplomats Expect Mild Results From Cold War Session

Rusk, Home  Confer With  Soviet Aide Further East-West  Agreements Object In Parley At U.N.

On Nuclear Test Bans .  Big 3 Representatives Discuss Possible Action

High-Level Cold War Talks Set   U. S. Secretary Of State, British Foreign Minister Meet Today With Soviet Diplomat; Seek More Accords In Wake Of Atomic Pact

Rusk, Gromyko, Home Meet; Air  Cold War issues Only Mild Results  Foreseen Despite Test Ban Treaty

Rusk, Home And Gromy ke Gel Together   Mild Results Expected From Post-Treatv Meet

Deep Resentment Sweeps Cuban Exile Community in Florida, AP Reporter Wm. L. Ryan Finds.

Many Key Bases Reported Lost; Roundup of Raider Bands  Continues

Cuba Raids ‘Crippled,’ Rebels Say  U.S.-British Rein Angers Exiles

Now the Boys At Brown, Yale and Brandeis Whoop It Up; 50 In Paddy Wagon

Union Votes fo Rescind Work Plan At Ariiour Plant   ‘Bt Joseph Workers Had ‘Approved tt Earlier: ‘Many fia Nai Vata.

Police Hold 49 In Gaming Raid  Break Down Three Doors to Enter Club

Rockefeller on Verge of Fight With Labor Leaders He Viewed as Backers

N. .Y. STOCKS  a yo. 2: Oa q law —T. =   Details on Page 27   Cha Cha Banana

Katanga Leader Warned to Act Within 2 Weeks  Congo Integration Goal Laid Down By UN Secretary

Reduction of $136,000 PSC Orders Phone Firm to File  New Rate Charges

Combination Meeting Of PTA And Night School Classes   Peter Kreppel To Be Speaker Tuesday. Jan. 22

Newsman Claims  He Was on Plane  Havana Hadi, Silents U. ie  Crotes Themereedeaainas? Chanting!

Air Raiders Penetrate — CubaDefense   Attack Related by ‘Freedom Fighters! Group

ens Nuclear Weapons In Outer Space  UN Will Approve  Space Agreement

Neutral Zone Between Forces —  Greek, Turkish Cypriot _ Leaders Agree To Plan

Neutral zone agreed upon  Greek, Turkish leaders accept idea for Cyprus

Cypriots To Halt Fighting   British Plan Will Set Up  Neutral Zone

Neutral Zone Set On Cyprus   Greek, Turk Cypriots Agree To Proposal

Neutral Zone Approved   KING SETS VOTE FOR FEB. 16 New Elections Are Ordered in Greece

Neutral Zone OKd In Cyprus   British To Patrol All Capital Areas

Greeks, Turks Will Set Up Neutral Zone  Cypriot Leaders Agree to Proposal

Russ Spurn U.S. Protest   Soviet Officials Refuse to Accept Note on Killing at Berlin Wall

Russ Refuse US. Note on Ber lin Mall  Pee ea ¢ RM eer   American Protest on Red Shooting Not Accepted

Most Americans Won't Notice Increases  Steel Boosts To Hit Pocketbooks

Steel Price Increnses Sure To Hike Prices Of Other Products, Survey Shows

30 Years Since FDR Took Over Presidency   Earth Tremors  Shake 6 States

Thirty Years Ago Sunday, Nation Heard How “Fear Itself’ Is Peril

Bill Affecting Joint Chiefs ls Opposed   Defense Official Thinks President Needs Free Chaice

Pearson Opens Cross-Country Campaign  Candidate’s Promise Of Weapons  Receives Cheers From Canadians

Voting Slated After Labor Day  House Committee May Finish Work This Week On Tax Code Revisions

JFK's Tax Program Has Long Way to Go   Texas Bill May Rerome ‘Model’

Crowd Greets Coop At Cape   .. HIGHWAY PAINTED RED FOR SPACE HERC

COOPER CHEERED BY HUGE CROWD IN CAPE RETURN   ‘Hi Gordo’ and ‘Well Done’ Throng Yells to Latest i §. Snare Hero

Settlement * Hope Is Held By Mediator  Parties: ‘Close? ; But. at.an “Impasse. .-.

Khrushchev’ S Diplomatic — Triumph Told   Red Chinese Balked as Cuba Stays With Soviet Union

Traffic Toll  1963 to This Date—59 1962 te This Date—69   Nikita Seen as Victor

Khrush-Castro Accord Viewed Blow to Pekinc   Soviet Premier Plans Cuba Visit: Gets Kidel’s Backing on  Crisis Action.

He'll Visit Cuba  Nikita Scored A. ‘Victory Over China ‘Via Castro’s Visit

Police Stoned  By Negroes In  Michigan City Officers Attacked  By Students Near New High School

Racial Violence Flares at School In Michigan   Jackson Policemen Are Stoned; 10 Pupils Face Juvenile Court

Negro Youths Attack Police In Michigan  Officers Try to Preven t Violence

Police Stoned By Negroes, 4 Assaulted  Tried To Prevent Racial Violence At New High School

Racial Violence Ignited By Stone-Throwing Negro Teenagers at New School

U.o. WOuld Ease Demands  Compromise Indicated on Tests   Betancourt Says Communist Subversion Fails to Shake Venezuelan Stability   Support Raoth Penalty Senators Voice Endorsement Of Vehicle Check Proposal

Reds Ignore Suggestion  U.S. Hints at Easing of Atomic Inspection Stand

U. S. concession on test ban Issue seen  Foster hints West would settle  fay lgaee than 2 an aite ahanblea

To Get Test Ban Treaty  Fewer On-Site Checks Proposed By America

In nuclear test ban  If Soviets agree fo a foolproof inspection plan

Alters Stand On Number Of Inspections   But System Must Be Foolproof, Americans Say

U. S. to Offer Concession On Number of Inspections For Test Ban Guarantee   Sen. Fulbright Memorandum Shows Anti-Invasion Stand

U.S. Okays Inspection Concession   Delegate Proposes Compromise on Number of Checks

Offer Made On Cutting Site Cheeks.   Red Deputy Shuns Proposal And Asks Nonaggression Pact’

Compromise will depend on added ifs   Test ban proposal ignored by Soviet Deputy Kuznetsov

U.S. Willing To Accept Fewer Than 8 On-Site  Nuclear Test Inspections

Considers Less Than 8 Checks   Allies’ Change In Policy Leans Toward Red Pian

Would Accept Fewer Than Eight If Soviets Would Agree to FoolProof Procedure: Red Delegate lanores Suacestion

Soviets Swing Attention To Nonaggression Pact   COULG HAVE VALUE

Red Aide Seeks No-Fight Pact   Foolproof Inspection Procedure Proposed

In Nuclear Test Ban Talks  U.S. Indicates Offer  Of Fewer Inspections

U. S. Now Willing To Accept Fewer On-Site Inspections To Win Nuclear Test Treaty

SOVIET SNUBS COMPROMISE, DIVERTS TATK   Foster Suggests Willing. ness to Accept Fewer Than 8 - Inspections   CITES CONDITIONS   Plan Hinges -on Russian Acceptance of Control Arranvement«

Soviet Union Asked to Okay Foolproof Plan  Kuznetsov Ignores A ra z=   Kuznetsov Ignores American Proposa' at Arms Meetina

Concession Ignored By Red Delegate  Steers Talk Toward   Steers Talk Toward Nonaggression Pact

FOOLPROOF PROCEDURE DEMANDED   Nonaggression Pact Proposal Kremlin Counter

U.S. Delegate Offers Plan At Geneva  17-Nation Group Hears Proposal On Inspections

U.S. Might Cut  Inspection Total  Acceptance of Less Than. 8 On-Site Checks Hinted

U.S. Proposes Compromise On Inspection Plan   Will Settle For Fewer Than Eight If Foolproof Procedure Accepted

U.S. May Yield On Tests Pact  May Settle For Six On-Site Inspections

Cuba Controversy   Fewer Inspections?.   Fewer Inspections?:  U.S. Offers Compromise For A-Ban’

Would Settle For Less On-Site Checks Annually If Reds Okay Procedure

ament Negotiatio  U.S. Offers  ompromise   Fewer Than & Inspections Acceptable

Sub-Committee Begins To Outline Powers Of Civil Rizhts Commission

will Submit Key Issues For Decision   Leaders Still Insist On Negotiated Accord On Minor Matters

Railroad Unions Want fo Resolve The ‘Minor Issues Of Dispute First

Call For Minor Issues To Be Settled First   Arbitration Agreed On Diesel Firemen And ‘Crew Consist’

Three Crewmen Perish Passing Freights Crash, Explode Qn Indiana Rails

HOUSE ACTS ON BILLS IN LAST MINUTE FLURRY   PASS MEASURE TO CURB ELECTRONIC EAVESDROPPING

‘I'll Fight Rights Bill Until Hell Freezes Over, Then On The I[ce'--Sen. Lana

Dover Council Appropriates $1,430,000   Amount $109,433 Over Actual 1962 Expenditures

New York Puts On A Shamrock   120,000 Irishmen Mark St. Pat's Dav With Parade

India Sends Investigators On Search for Stolen  Hair From Mohammed’s Beard

Sugar Prices Have Risen Recently In Spite of More Than Ample Supplies

Hodges Sees Wheat Deal Going Ahead   Stipulation For American Ships Slows Completior

’ Two Dead, 70 Injured  -90 MPH Winds Rake Towns  In Western Communities

2 Are Killed As Storm Hits Glassport, Pa.  70 Hurt, Damage Is Heavy; Four Other Communities Belted

Storm rips path of death  Two are killed, 70 hurt in assault by wind and rain

Mrs. Kennedy may spene holiday at Cape Cod   Eternal flame burns at flower-blanketed grave

Pays Midnight Visit To Grave  Jacqueline Prepares To Quit White House

MAKES MIDNIGHT VISIT TO GRAVE Jackie Will Go To Cape Cod For A Family Thanksgiving

Tito Security Protest Ignorec By N.Y. Police   Group Met By Fisticuffs And Picketing

CINNY HEADS FOR. FLORIDA   ‘SHEER NONSENSE, ‘SAYS: N.Y. OFFICIAL .  _ No Extra Guard Planned For Tito Despite Complaints Of Inadequacy

Desegregated schools close  tioting claims a life: 19 are injured

Ballets ‘Made In Cairo’ Arab Unity Swell In Jordan Shakes  Hussein’s Regime

A SHAKY TRUCE  :  Another Laotian Ceasefire Gives New Hope For Peace   PRO-ARAB DEMONSTRATIONS HusseinNames New Governmen: As Gunfire Threatens Jordan

Parliament Dissolved  In Jordan   Young King Names New Government, Calls For Elections

Hussein Call ror Election In 4 Months  Names Uncle Jordan Premier During Interim

Hussein Yields to  Pressure  Wis. £48.   Vote Called AsMobsDemand Arab Unity

Jordan King Names New Government   Attempts To Cope With Demonstrators Seeking Arab Unity

King Hussein Appoints New Government   Election Called To Cope With UAR Demonstrations

Progress Made In Settling Border Dispute   JFK Soon To Visit Mexico

‘Progress Made In Talks Aimed At Settling Border Row With Mexico

Make Progress In Border Case  Dispute With Mexic« Is Now 50 Years Old

Wedding Bells Will Cap Five-Month  Romance for Armless Couple Tonight

Police Converge On Woods Area Seeking Felons  4 Men Seen Fleeing Car at Benton Harbo:

Pi Lo FO UH  10 More Vote Machines Purchased by County   Jn Meleng Streets City to Seek Ordinance Limiting Truck Loads

Campanelli To Manage Billboard Firm Housing Plant Manager Won't Leave Lumberton

WILL SPEAK TO BANKERS TODAY  Kennedy Loses Support in Tax Reform Drive

ON EVE OF KENNEDY SPEECH JFK Loses Javits’ Support On Tax Reforms And Slash

West Unity Shaken Up By DeGaulle  { Paes ee GC aac   Leader Sees New Europe

Liquidation Of Cold War Soviet Theme   Signing Monday; Rusk-Home-Gromyke Set Peace Talks

Rusk In Russia For Test Pact Signing, Talks   Secretary of State Will Take Part In Moscow Ceremony on Monday.

FOR GEORGIA MAYOR  Negro Finishes Second To White Segregationist

Segregationist Wins Election  Negro Leader Secon In Albany Contest

Segregationist Nominated By Albany Demos   Negro Leader 2nd In Race

Ohio Senate Bill Will Hit  Bootleggers   Proposal Will Call For Non-Removable Fine, Jail Sentence

KO's White Schools In Virginia   Justice Brennan Grants Request Made by Negroes

U.S. Sharply Raps Tactics Used by Diem  American Help in   American Help in Fighting Against Reds to Continue

Dykstra, Hibbard Are Among Leaders in Legislature      Continental Divide Tunnel Study Resolution Due

Dykstra, Hibbard Are Among Leaders in Legislature   In Flouse Monday Continental Divide Tunnel Study Resolution Due

FLIER JUST A BIT WOOZY 15 SECONDS   Cooper Lands as Planned In Pacific Near Carrier Kearsarge; Faces Parades, Celebrations.

Visit to Capital Set for Tuesday  Delayed 24 Hours To Permit Rest

IN DISTRICT COURTROOM   Reception To Honor 50Year County Residents Saturday, May 25th

7 Die, 36 Hur In New York Plane Crash   Accident Comes During Takeoff In Heavy Storm

7 Killed, 36 Injured In Crash Of Airliner   Plunges Seconds After Takeoff In Storm At Rochester, N. Y.

To crash of airliner killing seven  Rapid weather changes major clue

New York:  Weather Is Blamed for Plane Crash  Seven People Are Dead, 36 Injured; Tantk CUCL ta. Serceh

PLANE’S TRY TO GAIN ALTITUDE IN STORM FAILS   PLANE BREAKS IN TWO 80 YARDS OFF RUNWAY; 7 KILLED

Weather Was Likely Cause fo Fatal Air Crash   Mohawk Airline Plane Involved, Takes 7 Lives

7 Killed, 36 Injured in Plane Crash  Airliner Falls Soon After Taking OFf   Airliner Falls Soon After Taking Off At Rochester, N.Y.

INSTORM KILLS SEVER   Thirty-Six Injured As Wind Slaps Plane Carrying 43 Back to  _ Ground At Takeoff.

Plane Falls In Storm, [Dead   Survivor Says It Was Like Flying Into. Dead Of Night

Major Clue Uncovered In Plane Crash  em A nathaw   Severe Weather Change Played Role In Mishap

Blame Storm as Air Crash Kills 7 of 43   Liner Attempts Takeoff in Hail and High Winds

Lord Home Is Probability  First Peer In This ' Century, If Chosen

Foreign Minister Expected to Take Macmillan’s Post   Butler Appears Beaten in Race  For High Prize

Highlights Of Test Ban  Objec tive: To End Arms Race And Tests Of Nuclear Bombs

Lists Textual Highlights Of Treaty For Partial End To Nuclear Testing

Neutralists retreating   Britain, Soviet Union in attempt to end fighting

U.S. Reflects Concern Over Pathet Lao Drive Into Plaine des Jarres

Neutralists Are Shoved Back To Edge Of Plaine  Britain, Russ Agree.  To Try And Bring ’ Fighting To An End

BRITISH, USSR GET PLEAS Laos Neutrals Retreat Before Advancing Red:

Ship Locates Sunken Sub   ‘Photographs Show Ruptured Section Of Thresher: The Trieste Puts To Sea

Lab Research Craft Obtains Photographs   Bathscaphe Will Be Sent to Area to Get Additional Pictures

Photos Spot Location OF Missing Sub   Long Search Eads For Sub) That Sank Ip April Test Dive

Navy Finds Sections of Thresher   Photographs Show Rupiured Part of Hull of Sunken Sub   ILOCATE SAIL AREA   Bathyscathe to Take More Pictures on Ocean Bottom

Stinken Sub Thresher ls Located  - Underwater Camera Discloses Vessel On Bottom Of Ocea

Chemical Lab Destroyed  11 Injured in St. Marys Plant Blaze, Explosion

7 » Years Have Wrought Great Changes In The School Taught By Luther Moore

Sanford Speaks Tomorrow  PSC Arts Building To Bear Name Of Founder, Teacher

Teddy’s Speech Blasts Goldwater   OHS Class Provides On-The- Job Training

Effective Leadership Is Needed   Special Governor's Committee Hits Present Status of Department

Kennedy Expected To Make Important U.S. Ambassadorial Changes Soon

-Allen-Scott Report:   row vwwT ST eS — ST SS we wD hes “SS  U.S. Ponders Storm Aid For Castro

‘Hush-Hush Plan Shaping to Give Castro's Cuba ‘Hurricane ‘Emergency Relief’ From US. Surplus

His Condition [s Described As ‘Critical’   Doctors Unable To Stop Internal Bleeding

Britain, France Protest Attack  Isrdel Regrets Acts  Against Missionaries

PLUCKY BUT NOT STUPID Everybody May Hike But Not Pierre Salinger

Everyone Marching Except Kennedy Aide Who Shuns Sole-Trying Test

BUT PIERRE GETS COLD FEET: “Liut - Hoe - Hee’ --- Nation Is Marching --- Even The Girls

Everybody’s Getting In The Act  ',.. Times That Try Men's Soles...’

JFK's Press Chief Bows Out Pierre Not Marching, Has Case of Cold Feet

Once Around Roundtown   Everyone Marching Except Kennedy Aide Who Shuns Sole-Trying Test

Include Him Out  Pierre, Stout. Fellow; Spurns: ‘Hike And Wins Corps’ Gratitude

‘Plans for New Greatness  Labor Party Looks to Wide Gains in Science

US, Warns. of Aid Cut to Viet Nam   Harsh Policy of: Diem. _Regitne Hit as 2,000 Students Jé odd 

France Forees Showdown on Britain’s Bid For Membership in the European Market

France Forces A Showdown on Market Bid   European Economic Union May Be Near Breakdown

Malaysia’s Birth Pangs Continue; Martial Law Is Declared in Jakarta

Malaysians in Counter - Demonstration On Indonesian Ambassador's Residence

Inside Today   Bridegroom 81, Bride 62 Automation Helps Send 2 Lonely Texans On Honeymoon In Europe

Electronic Cupid Pairs The Lonely  Computor ‘Weds’ Widow, 62, and Widawer 1

Lima Newspaperman Scooped as Wife Has Quads-- After Presses Roll

‘it's Been Going On’.... Tower Isn't Surprised IBy Cuban Subversive Nel

Warning by GOP Senators  Cuba Called Training Area for Subversives

Yanks Facing Red Force at Checknoint   U.S. in Protest Against Soviet Lifeline Move

Tense Situation Russ Troops Block U.S. Convoy; Rusk Makes Protest   Nikita Asks Berlin Withdrawal

Only Seven Survived Blast  Identification of 18 Mine Victims Begun

Lemmon Valley Hearing Set —Page 18   Moab Probe Continues: ID's Sought

'To Voluntary Manslaughter  Divorcee Changes Her Plea, Judge To Pronounce Sentence

Communist Bulearia Tries Former  U.N. Official With Spyine For U.S.

CASE INVOLVES BIBLE READING BEFORE GLASS   Appeals Are Follow-Up Of Last Year’s Rule For N. Y. State   BALTIMORE MOTHER OPPOSES CUSTOM

‘Cuban Espionage T raining Described ‘To Congressional Investigating Grour

Soviet Union Is Aggressor, House Says   Economic Programs Draw Committee's Fire In Report

Sabotage, Espionage, Revolution   Planned in Cuba For Latin Areas. Probers Report

Wheat Vote Set For May 24 Date  Ground Rules Listed . Say TGR Bake remedecan

27 To Leave Cuba On Airliner Today   Another 1,000 Refugees Expected To Head For U.S. Late This Veek

Rule Suspension Move Defeated In Senate Vote   GOP Loses Preliminary Skirmish For Reapportionment By Amendment

‘House investigators demand  Action against Soviet  trawlers be taken

Soviet trawlers called threat to U.S.  Red boats draw House fire

Fishing for What?   PEsHIng TOr W hats  Get Touch with Red Ships

$10 Billion Could Be Cut In Budget, GOP Chiefs Say   More an Geneva ‘Test Tulks, Page 54

Budget Cuts Would Help, Says Halleck   Loss Of Prestige In Test-Ban Talks Feared By Dirksen

Governor Resting After Tour  Has 30-Dav Period To Study Vleasures

9-Inch Rain Falls Below Eagle Pass   Quemado Valley Gets Good Rain

King Reports New Bombing ls Predicated   325 Arrested In Demonstration At Greensboro, N.C

Renewed Threat Of Racial Violence Hangs Over City   Diplomatic Relations With Haiti Interrupted

Bomb Threat Uns Tension In Alabama  Anonymous Call   Anonymous Call Warns Minister He Will Be Next

Dalton Predicts House Will Accept Tax Increase, Including Food, Drugs

 Food, Drug Exemptions  Dalton Predicts House Will Yield on Sales Tax

Ishombe Agrees To Surender   Leader Will Try To Talk Diehards Out . Of Sabotage Threat

Tshombe Agrees To Surrender Last Stronghold  Pledges Dismantling Of Explosives; U.N. To Aid Gendarmerie

RESISTANCE T0 THANT DEMANDS      Agrees to Allow. UN: te - Decuay, Stronghold of Kolwe7i 8   ‘AMNESTY PROMISED   Jan. 21 Deadline Set; Tshombe to Precede ' Troops to Cily

I'shombe Surrenders Last Stronghold In 4-Hour Talks With U.N. Officials

Brandt Declines Red’s Invitation   Tshombe Meets U.N. Officials —  \Kolwezi Surrender Vowed

Mining Center At Kolwezi Turned Over  By Tshombe   U. N. FORCES TO ENTER ON MONDAY

KREPVAT REJECTED  Senate Turns Down Gustajyson Selection      CALLED ‘POLITICAL VINDICTIVENESS’ CALLED ‘POLITICAL VINDICTIVENESS’  ! GOP, Demos Fight Over Gustafson Defeat

4 Killed in Plane Crash  In Tennessee  3 Members of One Family Formerly OF Fond du_Lac

Tiny Viet Nam Woman Yields Great Power   Mrs. Nhu Hates Reds, Battles Buddhists

One of Edmondsons s Expected To Finish Kerr's Ten   Funeral Friday in O.C. for Senator; JFK Will Attend   Kerr To Be Remembered as Great Friend to This Area

Six companies involved  19,000 lumber workers idled today by strike

Little or No Rain Seen in  Next 5 Days   Hundreds of Fires Burn in Woodlands;  New York Hard Hit

Prospects Are Dim For General Reliet Over Drought Area   90-Day Forecast Is For Little Moisture; Forest Fires Raae.

Prospects For Drought Relief Appear Dismal   Large Portion of Nation Hit By Dry. Mild Weather

 RAIN DOESN'T ‘SHOW IN IMMEDIATE FORECAST  Prospects Dim For Drought Relief

Relief From Forest Fires  Appears Dim   Five-Day Forecast _ Indicates Little Or No Rain For Nation

WHERE TO FIND IT   LITTLE RAIN SEEN IN 5-DAY FORECAST Wells Going Dry, Forest Fires Raging, Streams Low In Drought

Luca RAIN IN SIGHT  Drought Tightens Grip On .Farmlands, Forests

Forest ‘rires Sone mue  Prospects Called  Dim for Early Relief From Widespread Drought

JADOTVILLE CAPTURED BY UN COLUMN   Mining Plants Are Idle From Rebels’ Damage

RUBY PLANS TO PLEAD INSANITY  Oswald's Killer Indicted in 21 Minutes

Case Of Graham’s Daughter, 17, Marrying Tabbed “Extraordinary” (But Normally He Would Not Recommend Teen-Agers Marry)

Foundation  Set for OSC   Articles of Incorporation Filed For Oshkosh and Colleae Group

COLD WEATHER HEADING EAST   Mercury Drops To 7 Below In Montana; Bliz zard Warnings

Dispute Over Fishing Rights Ecuadorean Patrol Boats Surrounded by U.S. Clippers

After two U. S. vessels seized  U.S. tuna clippers move in on Ecuadorian boat

Winter Weary Midwest Is Due  For New Storm  Death Toll Mounts; Citrus Crops Saved In Florida, Texas

‘NEEDED JAZZING UP, MODEL EXPLAINS  Girl’s Strip Enlivens Debate

BREAKS ALL RECORDS FOR JANUARY Auto Industry Pushes Gas Pedal To Floor

This Week in Business and Finance ...,  Record Auto Sales, Profits Are Reported

Bodies Found In Motel At Waynesburg  Woman, Teen-Age Children Victims This Morning

To Quiz Scranton Choice  . Lawrence Says  ‘Democrats Will ” ‘Question’ New

Weapons Talks     CIA Chief, Sen. Keating Huddle Over Cuba Claims

New Government For Birmingham  New Mayor Confirmed By State High Court

B ham Leaders Vow Progress   New Administratior Faces Economic, Racial Problems

Regime Changes In Birmingham Action Is Hailed  By Negroes As The Dawn Of New Era

IN WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY Ee EAT  100,000 to Take Part  In Race Demonstration

March Leader Issues Demonstrations. -Plea   180 Kansas Citians Plan to Join March

Russians and Chinese Are Continuing  Their Battle of Meaningless Words

CHINA, USSR BLAST VIEWS   NEWS EDITORIALS USED TO CONTINUE IDEOLOGICAL WAR

Commies Wage War Of Ideology  China, Russia Say Other Is Betraying Communist Cause

China-Russia Rift Continues  Each Side Accuses Other of Betrayal

Russia, Red China Continue Ideological Battle, Each Accuse Other of Betrayals

Editorials Medium Of Accusations   Russia Hits At Albania In Exchange

Senate May Have Night Tax Session   Rights Program Hearing Begun

Tutor Died On Isolated Island—  Boy, 13, Tells Of Living 40 Days On Potatoes

Indians Call Proposals ‘Inadequate’  School Bond Votes Are Set; Negroes Question Legality

Indians Cail Proposals ‘Inadequate’ _ Pe nadequate  School Bond Votes Are Set; Negroes Question Legality

If U.S. Goes To War  Censorship Study Set      Your Set May Not Match  Check Your License Plates

Two JFK Aides Will Supply Needed Data   Probe Chairman Hopes To Publicize Possible Decrees

 ESSE. ST aay ate eT SN ee Re re eo naa DELAYED IN REACHING TRAPPED MINERS

Delay Rescue Of German Miners Miners ‘Gravel Shagging Pipe ‘ln Shaf}

Drilling Operations Delayed — Expect to Rescue 3 ~ German Miners Friday

2 Killed, 10 Hurt In Wrong-Lane  Traffic Crash On Upstate Highway

She Had 219 In Diapers Since 1943   Adoption Agency Sends Her Gabies Before Adoptions

New Earth Shocks Rock Libyan Area  Ancient Town 15 Miles From Site Of Disaster Struck

Casualty Toll Unknown In Town of Tolemaide   Abandon Search for Bodies in El Marj; Thousands of Homeless in Camps; Only 20 Per Cent of Buildings Still Stand

Earth Tremors Continue to Plague Towr In Earthquake-Wracked Libyan Area

New Tremors Strike Another Libyan Town   Eli Marj Toll Put At261

Meath toit reacnes 201 New quakes shake Libya; homeless move into tents

Poses Crucial Questions Ruling on Reapportionment Brings Confusion, Ferment

GOP Hints at Sharp Cutsin State Budget   Knowles Declares Reynolds’ Stand May Force Action

‘Landlocked by Strike, What Are U.S. Seamen - Doing With Their Time?

U.S. CONSIDERS BIG WITHDRAWAL   MOVE TO BE MADE IN JAPAN TO CURB SPENDING ABROAD

Part Of Move To Cut Dollar Spending Abroad  U.S. Considers Withdrawal Of Some Troops From Japan

U.S. May Withdraw Some Military Personnel Now Stationed In Japan

US. Troops Seen Cut In Nippon Area   “Action Studied To Trim Dollar ‘Spending Abroad

2 U.S. May Withdraw Japan Troops  » Part Of Kennedy ‘Drive To Reduce

\leerian Forces Attack Morocco   U.S. Contemplates Withdraical Ol Some Personnel From Japan

21.5 BELOW ZERO CHILLS SPRINGFIELD   Weather Bureau Checks Instruments After Third-Lowest Reading In State Capital’s History Today.

@ Third Lowest In History   SSS Ses TS: =§6<SEES  21 Below At Springfield

Loot Unguarded Train      British Train Robbers Escape with Estimated $2.8 Million

Believe Loss May Exceed $3 Million   Gang of 20 to 30 Men Halt Train; Escape With 120 Mail Sacks

Gang Gets $3 Million Train Loot   Modern Jesse James Raiders Flee With. Meney Bags, Gems

Wild West type raid in England  Masked bandits loot train of $3 million

Mail Train Robbed of $3 Million   British Gang Gets Record Amount In Cash and Gems

Ambassador ‘Recretful’ sapresusnsesensunstosenensinnsnasteseseeannnniesSeGmesentemmeammnen  Anti-UN Pickets Boo, Bean Adlai

W oman Strikes  Envoy With Sign  Dallas Incidents Follow Talk. Celebrating U.N, Day

lt Happens In Galveston!   Praises Ovation Received For U.N. Day Speech   Adlai Realizes Violence _Came From Only A Few

Adlai Hit With Placard  Police Arrest   Police Arrest University Man

Texans Cheer Stevenson For UN Day Talk But Unruly Mobsters Boo and Belt Him

Housewife Ends Historie Flight  * * * * * *x * * * * > 4 * * * * * GOy 5 Whe _ Pry Oy ; = eofnAe gf rw 4 Be   She’s First To Span Pacific Alone To Australia

Weather Closes Many Schools   Weather Closes Many Schools  More Snow, Bitter Cold In lowa

New Trial Or Accuittal Ruling Next  U.S. Must Prove  Valuntear Araun   U.S. Must Prove Volunteer Around To Register

U.S. Reds Freed In  Conviction   Appeals Court Overturns \on-Registration Sentence   RLLING

Rules They Don‘tHave To Register   Verdict: Signing Name Would Mean Self-Incrimination

Communist  Party Wins  Reversal  : Soviet Agent. -Proot- Lacking

Weather   Conviction of Reds in Registration Failure Overturned by Court

U.S. Reds  Conviction Tossed Out   Appeals Court Ruling In Case of Party’s Non-Registration

Appeal Court Reverses ‘Conviction of Red Party   O’Connell Reverses Self: ‘Halts Council Payments

Conviction Overturned  Red Registration Case Back to District Court

For Not Registering as Soviet Agent....     Conviction of Communist Party Overturned by Court

For failure to register  Appeals court overturns Communist convictions

Conviction Of Communist Party Upset   Registration Case Returned For New Trial Or Aequittal

Conviction. of Communist .  Sac AERIS na RRS Ay eek, se eek ye SORES ¢ ah ‘e ek  ‘party overturned by court

GOP DRIVES TO HOLD ECONOMY SPENDING LINE  DIRKSEN EXPECTS NICAD aioar

~ THINKS MEDICARE WILL FAIL — Dirksen Wants GOP To Oppose S pending

m new Congress  GOP to hold economy line against Kennedy--Dirksen

GOP Will Lead Push For Cut in Spending   Dirksen Says Nation Is Tired of Foreign Aid.

Dirksen Signals GOP Drive To Cut Spending      Says Medicare And Federal Aid To Education Bills Will Be Beaten

Battle Lines Drawn By Sen. Dirksen On Spending Aid At Home And Abroad

GOP TO MAKE ECONOMY BID IN CONGRESS   Dirksen Warns of Oppo. sition to Increases in  Federal Outlay   WILL ATTACK AID   Republicans Hint Effort to Trim Foreign Assistance Procram

Sen. Dirksen Signals Drive To Hold Line on Spending   England Gets Gradual Thaw

GOP Signals lor Drive LELAND AEN EEE ELLE OIA A TER,  Hold The Line On Economy

Dirksen Heads GOP's Strategy To Curb Outlays  Says Republicans Demand Economy Before Tax Cut

Inside The Times   GOP *Hold-The-Line’ Move  Dirksen Signals Economy Drive

Invites Reds To Contest Of Achievement   ‘Why Duplicate Research?’ JFK Asks United Nations

Assembly Off To Hard-Nosed Start  As Republicans Feel Dem Pressure   Acreage, \ Water, r, Sewer Facilities Needed To Attract Plants, industrialist Says  What Is WCH Doing To Promote More Johe?

Patronage Is Basis Of First  N ’ Senate Fuss   Democrats Show More Fight For GOP Majority

‘Assembly Off To Hard-Nosed Start ‘As Republicans Feel Dem Pressure

'Most Difficulty In Senate Ohio Legislature’s Off To ‘Hard-Nosed’ Start

'NDEX   SAFEGUARD AGAINST CHEATING  ~ US. Plans to Launch Test Spy Satellites

Small Town Band Director  Beloved Musician Admits Two Missouri Bank Holdups

Quints, 4 Girls, 1 BoyIn So. Dakota Could Be First In U.S. to Survive

Quintuplets Born To Aberdeen 5. D. Woman, All Alive   Set Includes 4 Girls And a Boy: Couple Have Five Others at Home.

Four Girls And Boy... Quints Born To Couple In The United States

Aberdeen, S.D., Is Site of Birth   Children Born to 30-Year-Old Wife of Shipping Clerk; Have 5 Others

Mother Tired But Doing Fine In South Dakota  Grocery Clerk Father of Four Girls. One Boy

Mother, Kids ‘Doing Well’  Quintuplets Are Born Today in  Aberdeen. S. D.

4 Girls And 1 Boy Make 10 Quintupiets Born To Wite Of Clerk In South Dakota

South Dakota Mother Gives Birth To Quints   Four Girls And Boy And Their Mother In Good Condition But Father Nervous Wreck

WIFE OF SHIPPING CLERK  Quints Born to S. D. Woman: All Doing Fine

Quintuplets Are Healthy And Normal   Fourth Such Multiple Birth In United States

Quintuplets, Four Girls And A Boy, Are Born To South Dakota Couple

He’ s Shipping Clerk; She Delivers 5 Babies  xk wk ok *  (f(irorxTinnwweyi wr. UCU OOO eT Chee ee

Five Babies Born To Wife Of Grocery Shipping Clerk In Aberdeen, S. D.

GIRLS, BOY AT ABERDEEN   Mother And Children   Doing Well; Father,   Shipping Clerk, Sees Problem Of Caring For 10.

Quintuplets Born Today To South Dakota nn  Mother, Infants In Good Gen ditia  wig. se... ght 1M) Shee

Quintuplets Are Born To 30-Year Old Mother Of 5 Children In Aberdeen S.D.

Four Girls  And One Boy  Bhi pe SPhatnn Bs...   Babies ‘Doing Fine’;  Two Months Premature

Four Girls, Boy Arrive Today Quintuplets Born To South Dakota Couple

Five Babies And Mother All ‘Good’   Wife Of Shipping Clerk Has Quints At Aberdeen, S.D,

Quints Born To S. Dakota Couple; Girls, Boy, Mom In Good Condition

4 Girls, Boy Reported In Good Condition   Parents Have 5 Other Children; Quintuplets Only Live Ones In U.S.

Babies. Mother In Good Condition Quints Born To Clerk’s Wife In South Dakota

County On List For Drought Aid   Military Vehicles Delivered To Greece

Claims Court Judge Refuses to Waive Immunity In SLA Probe, Rocky Demands His Resignation

Jurist Won't Sign Waiver Of Immunity  M. H. Ostermar Latest Figure in Liquar Seandal

Sen. Goldwater Says Tyranny Could Creep Up Under Political Disquise

West Berlin Takes Steps For Security   Red Newsmen Are Barred From Ridinc In Kennedy Parade

PUT ON YOUR BONNET, IT’S GOING TO BE NICE   Studies space  New Red satellite  spins around globe

The Deepening Crisis: Part 5 i ini  Report On Prejudice Profiteering

Today's Telearan   Deepening Crisis—VI: The Economic Effect Individuals May Profit From Race Segregation

The Deepening Crisis: 6 Some Individuals Exploit Negro For Profit   By TOM HENSHAW AP Newsfeatures Writer

Deepening crisis: Part 5  Fear merchants sell prejudice for profit

Kadar Jo Free  Prisoners 0 ‘6 Revolution ‘Treason, Espionage  Offenders Excluded: Mindszenty Is One

Undersround Parking   Board Reinstates Driscoll   -As Vocaticnal Coordinato:

Sen. Fulbright Asks Approval OFN-Test Ban   Sen. Aiken Sees Delay

LONE VOTE IS RECORDED AGAINST IT   No Reservations Are Attached To Treaty On Tests

Stocks   COMUNE AAPPTOvead  Test Ban Treaty Now Goes To Senate For Ratification

IS RECORDED AGAINST IT   No Reservations Are Attached To Treaty On Tests

Fulbright Asks Treaty Approval   Foreign Relations Committee Studies Limited Ban

Pact s Approved By Committee of Senate by 16-1  Sen. Ru ssell, Geor rgid,  ’ alee a, Va eee © eee

Ratification Is Predicted   Senate Committee Beats Two Motions For Delay

Committee Votes 16-1 For Treaty   Louisiana Senator Lone Holdout; Goes To Senate Sept. 9

Dact Now Senate-bound; Ratification Predicted   Disarm Talks Are Recessed

Committee Q.K.’s Pact In 16-1 Vote   Moves To Delay Beaten Down; Long Is Lone Opponent

FRC VOTES TO PASS NUCLEAR TEST TREATY  NO RESERVATIONS INCLUDED IN PACT;  jiALIP Plea rrairTra

Fulbright Asks Action On Treaty  Would Forward Pact Without  * PR eceorvations

Senate Unit Passes Test  Ban Treaty   16 To 1 Vote Sends Measure To Floor; Ratification Seen

Senate Unit Eyes Test Ban Treaty   Fulbright Calls On Foreign Relations Committee’s Okay

Test Ban Treaty Approved   Senate Committee   Senate Committee Votes 16-1;  Now Goes To Senate For Ratifiratinn

Panel OKs Treaty   Louisiane Senator Custs Lone ‘No’ Vote, Delay Bids Defeatad

PWV EN VV FILES Vu i Se ee ee ee ee 6 ee 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Oe Oe ee eG Ge Ge Ge  COMMITTEE OKAYS TEST BAN TREATY

lh-] Committee Vote Supports Test Ban Pact   One-Sided Senate Approval Forecast

No Possibility  Of Survivors, Officials Say   Seawolf Hears Noise Believed to Be From Hull of Missing Sub

Undersea Sounds Heard by Seawolf Not From Atom Sub   Not a Chance Now, Navy Secretary Says; Debris Indicates Hull of Vessel Penetrated.

CURLY- BORNHORST RETURNS TO WORK AT HIS BARBER SHOP  Longtime Barber  Barc, Bindann Poablune

CURLY BORNHORST RETURNS:TO WORK AT HIS BARBER SHOP   Longtime Barber  pe

Big Armor. Troops Seni To Coast  L.S. Draws Blame Tanw Daannet Attantl-.

FOR DETAILS AND ACTION PHOTO SEE SPORTS PAGES   Cuba Set To Fight Off Raiders

Cuban Tanks Move Against Raid Parties  Gs 42......, Rh. .._._   Statement Blames U.S. For All These Anti-Cuban Moves

Duvalier Foes Form Government In Exile   Haiti Government Maintains Tight Grip As May 15 Rebellion Deadline-Approaches

Geneva Meeting Will Get Report  Conference Future Appears Uncertain

Disarmament Conference Resumes Work  To Get Report On Tect Ban Pac

2 Rescued After Plane Crash—   2 Rescued After Plane Crash —  Bodies Of 5 Airmen Found

RESUME SEARCH FOR MISSING AIR FORCE MEN  FIVE STILL LOST FROM CRASHED JET  SEL PRAPR PRIS AF Ue Pk eee etki oe

Bodies of Five Crewmen Found  Evidence Indicates Airmen “Bailed’ Out

Korean Captain Presumed Dead  U. N. Protests Firing in Demilitarized Zone

UN COMMAND IS ANGERED BY SNEAK ATTACK   U. S. Soldier Wounded, South Korean Slain Tn Border Zone   GROUP HAD GIVEN ADVANCE NOTICE

Dr. Ward Vice Trial ls Ordered   Scandal Figure’s Case Will Probably Come Up in September

Sex Scandal Trial in Old Bailey Court...  Dr. Ward Will Be Tried on Vice Charges

Judge Rules Ward Must Stand Trial   Figure in Profumo Scandal Linked To Two Abortions

FINANCES OF SLAIN CHICAGO NEGRO CHECKEL   — wr rl EO ee Te EOD Be  .  POLICE STUDYING RUMORS OF LOANS FROM RACKETEER

3-NATION FORCE  BEGINS PATROL Ih  NICOSIA TODAY OCCASIONAL SHOTS  DISTURB CEASE-FIRE IN CYPRUS STRIFE

Troops Halt Fighting In Cyprus City   Three Nations Put Units On Patrol In Streets Of Capital

British Pacifiers Blanket Cyprus   Seek Truce For Turks, Cypriots

Three Nation Force Patrol in Nicosia  British Led Troops Seek fo Restore Peace on Cyprus

Springfield Man Held As Suspect In Series Of Area Bank Burglaries

George Hartman Takes Own Life With Shotgun   The Gentry County AGC Employe from Darlington Had Been in Ul Hear

What's Inside   France, Red China Aloot from Test Ban Enthusiasm

Kennedy Enters Rights Act   Meets With Leader: To Salvage Bill Now Boaged In House

HOUSE LEADERS CALLED Kennedy Confers In Effort To Saltage Civil Rights Measure

Delay Won InCrucial Rights Vote   Administration Works Furiously For A Compromise

Sees Truman, Congressmen, Union Leaders; Awaits Mayors, Businessmen

JFK Seeks  To Salvage  Rights Bill Talks for Hour  With Six Top House Leaders

JFK Talks To Leaders On ‘Rights’   Makes Personal Effort To Salvage House Bill

Vote Put Off Until Tuesday  President Attempts to Salvage Rights Bil

On Inside Pages   GOP, Demos Slate Parleys For Filling Gavin Vacancy

Set Special Election For Gavin's Post   Rival Factions To Select Nominees In Congress Race

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI)—President Kennedy relaxed today at the seaside home of his sister Pat Lawford before flying to Hawaii to present his views on easing racial tension at a conference of 650 mayor.

Gets First Break. in Rigorous Tour  Attends Democratic Women’s pase act Aftan Cala Niaehi

HISTORIOAL society 101 Persons Alsara  Airliner ‘Ditched Or Crashed’

US. Planning To Stand Clear Of Canadian Vote  ‘On Government Status

Crashes shake up 3% teens   7 bruised in 1 of 2 Mentor accidents

More Bad Weather On Way...  Worst Storm Of ‘Winter  Causes Deaths In State

“ Republican Assembly Moderates etain-Control; Setback for- Goldwater

 Rep. Hall Relates Incident Probe of Fight, Suspension iAt St. Clair ASC Demanded

Problems Revealed By Navy Doctor  ‘Big E’ Contaminated By Red A-T ests

D0 Missing In Ferry  Disaster   Four U.S. Airmen Saved, 181 Oth ers Rescued

55 Missing as Ferry Sinks in East China Sea; 4 Americans Are Safe

Ferry Sinks in Far East With bb Feared Lost   Americans Are » Among Survivors

Ferry Boat Sinks .  ae aan mma  55 Persons Feared Killed in Mishap

185 Are Saved, 55 Lost In Sinking Of Ferry Vessel In East China Sea

All Four Americans Rescued   U.S. Aircraft Aids Fishing Boats As 185 Are Landed

Four Americans Saved Okinawa Ferry Sinks in East China Sea With 240 Aboard

55 FEARED MISSING IN DISASTER   Military Craft Help Rescue Many Off Okinawa

Ferry Sinks In China Sea  2140 Aboard Japanese  Boat: 55 Feared Lost

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A) National Council of Churches Religious lb eatures)

Children No Problem to lowa Womar   Nellie Should Know After Mothering 2907

Sporadic Fighting Continues   Cease-Fire Seems To Prevail In Cypriot Capital

Admiral Calls: Off Warships:  In Argentina.   Naval Base Surrenders  Without Shot

Argentine Revolt   Rebel Navy Leaders In Surrender; Order Ships Returned: End Of Crisis

Wirtz Asks Rail Union Delay Bid   Extension Sought In Strike Deadline As Talks Resume

Wednesday Midnight Is Deadline   Wirtz Asks For Extension  Of Five Days

INTEREST MOUNTING INCOUNTY ELECTION   N.C. Absentee Ballot Debated

os 0 gp i pile asm anenene nc nrnen pus ae tei miananeecuee and sise   Buddhists Arrested

Mass Police Raids Strike In Saigon   Leaders Protest About Religious Persecutions   HUNGER STRIKE

Lie Detector Use Scored   JFK Says TFX Probe ~ Move Waa ‘Mistake’

INFORMATION LEAK STILL UNKNOWN **4&*x4exeeeeeeeeeeeee ee LIE DETECTOR USE PROPOSAL CALLED MISTAK  TFX PLANE INVESTIGATION CUT SHORT

Over Redistricting ‘State Solons Return Home  (But Controversy Remains

‘Betty Boop’ Wants to Try A Comeback   Cancer Doesn‘t Stop Onetime Boop-Boon Girl

SERVANT GIRL’S MOTIVES NOT CLEAR Stunned Vietnamese View Fiery Suicide

France Says No-War Pact Is Needless  De Gaulle Vows   De Gaulle Vows His Nation Won't Ever Start Attack

France Snubs Treaty; DeGaulle Won't Sian   lest Ban   Senate Hearing Underway

France Won Sign Nuclear ‘Ban On Tests   Nonaggression Pact Also Out, President Says At Conference

‘De Gaulle Says Promise of Non-Aggression Is Enough, Claims Threat Hasn't Faded

De Gaulle says treaty needless   FRENCH PRESIDENT REFUSES TO SIGN NUCLEAR TEST BAN PACT

De Gaulle Says France Will Not Sign Agreement  Makes Claim That Nonaggression Pact Not Needed

De Gaulle Not To Halt His Nuclear Plans   Nonaggression Pact As Proposed By Soviet Union Also Rejected

DeGaulle Says There Ts No Need   Nonaggression Is Pledged, But Country Will Not Participate In Any Pact

France Not Signing Test Ban Treaty   Nonaggression Pact Needless, De Gaulle Tells Press Session

French Leader Speaks Up for Need for NATO  DeGaulle Blasts Ban Treaty

No-Attack  Pledge Given  For France President To Call  For Conference On Disarmament

DeGaulle Says U.S. and France Relations Good   Differences Exist, French Chief Says

France Wont Sign Moscow Pact On Nuclear Testing; Pledges France Wont Attack   PLEDGES NO AGGRESSION

No need for it,  he says   Pledges his country won t be aggressor

France Will Not Sign The Moscow Test-Ban Treaty  Will Never Be   Will Never Be Any Aggression By France-DeGaulle

French President Says Since His Country Never Would Strike First Blow, Proposed Nonaggression Pact Would Be Needless

Nonaggression Pact cedless,  France Rejects — Test Ban Treaty   De Gaulle Says Won’t Halt Testing

France Refuses To Sign Nuclear Treaty; DeGaulle Says World Still In Peril

France Won't Sign Ban; De Gaulle Pursues Arms Cut: Reassures NATO

De Gaulle Says US, French Relations Are Friendship, Alliance   BULLETIN

POLICY STATED BY FRENCH LEADER   Calls Instead For Nuclear Stockpile Destruction   Professes Friendship For U.S.; Says Differences Have Been Exaggerated

France To Seek Disarmament   U.S., Soviet Face Call To Destroy Stockpiles

Move Big Blow to New Pact   French President Says Relations With U.S. Good

De Gaulle Reports France Will Not Sign Test Treaty   Says France Won't Bo Aggressor: Will fssua Gall ior Bizeenameni.

House Concurs with Senate...  School Fiscal Bill  Goes to Governor

MoreN. Y. Dock Labor Returning   Vast Backlog of Cargo To Handle; Many Worked Sunday

In Today's Daily News   Huntingdon, Mount Unien  ZIP Codes Announced

The Girls Waved a Dainty Goodbye oe ved a bointy Yoodbye  San Francisco's Last Burlesque House Closed

Dixie Freeze Line Dips As Snow Flies   Record Breaking Lows Recorded In Many States

Coalition Criticized  SAC Bases Expected To Feel US Economy Cuts

Drew Pearson Reports:  Schlesinger and O’Donnell Leave White House Jobs

1,000 WORKERS FURLOUGHED Major Steel Producers Cut Back on Production

Facts About Cuba Will Be Sought   Senate Subcommittee Meeting Is Called

Will get all the facts Senate preparedness comm to probe Cuban buildun

Facts Sought On Buildup  Sen. Stennis Calls: Subcommittee Into Session Today

Stennis Says Cuban Facts To Be Heard   Pledges Senate Subcommittee Will Bear Down

Cuba Shows ‘U.S. Spies’ On Telecast   Alleged CIA Men Openly Give Data Of Espionage Plot

heir soar Aancessagrad Large Taxpayers to Carry One-Third of County Bill

Five Persons Die in Crash Near Holland   Holland Brother, Sister Among Victims; Cars Collide on Riley St.

Two Brothers Are Listed As Serious   Holland Brother, Sister Among Victims; Cars Collide on Riley St.

‘Why’ Unanswered In Assassination  ee a a oe Pe ee   FBI, Police, Panels Sifting Through Evidence Collected During 2 Weeks

Fortnight After Event . . . Assassination Why Still Deep Mystery

Two Weeks Ago  Grim Tragedy Struck At Dallas: Today Many Involved In Inquiry

Short Of Predicted *10 Million   State Will End Fiscal Year Almost Broke

In wake of gas-oilsales  Soul-searching in store for next legislature

JFK HITCHES A BOAT RIDE Sunday Sailors Pick Up Distinguished Riders

New Legion Commander —  Wabasha ‘Lawyer’ Like: To Get Things Done   illite  Castro’s Ouster Wanted ie Foley Pledges Support Of Legion Program

Favors MIDDLE OF THE ROAD‘Minnesota ‘Country Lawyer’ Now Heads 2.6 Million-Member Legion Organization

Congress Set / For Brief Yule Season $s  Fridav Meet Toll Over 200   Two Men Die In Accident

Outing To Drive-In Movie Ends In Violent Death Of 10, Including 8 Children

} OF VICTIMS CHILDREN  10 Persons Die  In Ohio Crash   MAN RELEASED

Eight Children Included — 10 Die In Ohio Accident After Leaving Drive-In

4 Arrested At Protest Site  - Brooklyn Demonstrators   Brooklyn Demonstrators Intended To Throw Egas

Liberalize’ Swimming Rule In Waterloo      Sunday Golfers May Get Liquor

SISTER MARY ALEXANDER VISITS PARENTAL OYENS HOME Me AI LcY CTHNE-ecl ¢

SISTER MARY ALEXANDER VISITS PARENTAL OYENS MoanMre Of ALEX C¢TOFRFELS

SISTER MARY ALEXANDER VISITS PARENTAL OYENS HOME OF ALEX STOFFELS

Historians Told Of Impacts By Countfians' Lives  Brothers Became Leaders in Church, Speaker Recalls

Down But Not Out   “ROFUMO-CHRISTINE PROBE bE. Airmen Wn the Clear

Pentagon Clears 3 Airmen Involved In Britains Sex-Security Scandal

Clear 3 Airmen In Spy Case  Sent Back to   Sent Back to Duty In Britain

U.S. Airmen Not Involved In Spy Case   Inquiry Turns Up No Involvement With Miss Keeler

Lawmakers Aroused By Incidents  Latest Over Big Carrier  Diecancortina

‘Flyovers’ carry seeds of conflict   Time Soviets are reminded of repercussions

Soviet Flights Over U.S. Ships Said Dangerous  Seeds Of Possible Conflict Being Sown, Mindt Says

Seeds Of Conflict  Red Over-Flights Deplored   Troubled Trans-Ocean Plane Lands Safely At Honolulu

Capital Weighs Strategy Behind New Overflights   ‘Bear’ Bombers Fly Nine Times Over U.S. Ship

Red Flights Over American Ships Carry Potential Seeds of Warfare

Red Planes Fly Over U.S. Vessel  Worntnag ta Rue   Warning to Russia Urged; Alaskans Ash  Stronver Defenses

Need for Decent Shelter.. _ Brown Offers 4 Point Plan for Improving _   Housing i in California

Brown Offer 4-Point Plan for Housing   Cites 'Desperate Need for Decent Shelter’ for Many

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY feteenraiantonemnetereainiort ame,  Mrs. Fred Turner Dies After Midland Shooting

Keep Control at Home Is Urged by Anderson   De Gaulle Snags JFK's NATO Plans

Community Betterment Program For Many Cities In Missouri Explained   Warrenton Entered in the Proqram—Signs To Designate Towns That Qualify For The “Five Star Program"—Awards To Be Given

Macmillan Intends to — Lead Conservatives in Britain’s Next Election

Macmillan Not To Be Panicked   ‘Hope To Lead My Party At The Next Election, ‘He Says

Mac To Stay On The Job; Won't Quit   Briton’s Minister Says He Intends Teo Lead Conservatives

Flu Increases lts Toll in U. S.  Related Deaths Total 759: Vaccine Uraed

Report 759 Pneumonia-Influenza Deaths In Week; Urae Vaccinations

Influenza is spreading  Authorities urge  vaccinations to maw bkret msstlasacoles

MORE VOTING  OVER WEEKEND  IN N.Y. STRIKE ONE-VOTE MARGIN  BY NONSTRIKERS TO ACCEPT PACT

Guild Heads Support Pact Date Change   Individual Units To Vote On Plan, Key Strike Issue

N.Y. Walkout Appears Over  Guild Recommends Proposal of City’s B

Senate Vote Set Tuesday ‘On Test Ban   Leaders Of Both Parties Forecast “Ample Majority’

Overwhelming Approval Seen  Senate Leaders Predict Defeat Of Treaty Changes

Senate Chiefs Predict A-Ban Pact Approval  Vote Scheduled Tuesday; Defeat FAL DB: 5... _... st

81 Senators Expected To Favor Pact  Ts 2... ore...   16 Are Opposed, 3 Sul Undecided

RELIEF CHECKS TO DEFINITELY BE LATE IN MAY   AID RECIPIENTS CAN EXPECT LATE ARRIVAL OF PAY

SOCIETY OSTEOPATH TO KNOW FATE SOON  Ward's Attorneys Rest Case in Surprise Move

London Vice Trial ee  Ward’s Lawyers Rest Case, Osteopath Could Get 25 Yrs.

News  Brief   New Charges Against Hoffa   Whoop It Up  For Goldwater   Report Of Pope’s Cancer Persist

Reports Persist Pope Has Cancer  Personal Physican Refuses To Comment

Senate Okays Knowles For Third Time; Fate  Depends on Conference

Foreign Aid Scandal  Hinted In Capital   Senate Subcommittee Probing Charges Or Corruption By iranian Tribe Leader

22-ORBIT MISSION PLANNED  Cooper’s Flight to Reap Harvest of Medical Data

 Major Objective of Trip  Space Flight Slated for Tuesday Expected to Reap Medical Data

22-Orbit  Mission,  Projected Would Spend   Would Spend — About 34 Hours In Space

Cc ooper’s Long Space Flight Expected To Provide Harvest Of Medical Data

Cooper's Flight Expected to Give  Scientists Great Medical Informatio1

aw Mae: 7 aw hi seal aN @  ‘Demo Chairman [Tags Wallace Reckless Racist

Military Rule — Civilian Protest Of Junta Quelled By Korean Police

Unnecessary Anxiety, Says Concern  Arkansas Town Lived In Terror For Five Awfully Long Hours

Residents of Arkansas Village Feared . ‘Chemicals Would Exulede. Destroy Towr

7  _ Crities Of Cuban Affair To Be Answered  ‘Spy Agency Prepares Data

Tampered Switch Causes Train fo Jump Its Tracks   le Derailed Near Building Containing Volatile Chem. {eals: 10 Ara Infured.

NEARLY HIT CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE  Tampered Switch Derails SP Train; 11 Hurt

Sabotage 1s Charged In Train Wreck   Diesels Junip Rails Avert Crash litte Chemicals Shek

Sabotage Is ( harged In  Train Wreck   Diesels Jump Rails Avert Crash Into Chemicals Shed

TRAIN HURTLES TOWARD WAREHOUSE  Sabotage Perils 118 On Passenger Train

WASHINGION KOUNDUP  Quake Theory Wrong In Opinion: of. Scientist

CFastern wo-/ hirds Of Nation hard A  non meneenemiemmneninemmmmmmanntetniond  21-Inch Snows, Bitter Cold Batter Great Lakes Sector

Syncom Drifts Toward Station In Static Orbit   Satellite Headed For Spot in Sky Above Brazil

32 pear   Starts Complex Journey  Fixed Spot Over Earth Is New Satellite’s Goal

Syncom 2 Space Communications Station to Become World’ First Satellite to Operate Over One Area of the Globe

Syncom 2 Space Communications Station Moving Toward Goal High Above Equator

New Communication Satellite Nears —  Goal, Will Be Stopped Over Brazil

Syncom Drifts Toward Goal As First Satellite To Hang Over A Single Area

sun Kale geen  Satellite Will Get Position For Relays Within Week

Syncom Moving Toward Station  Satellite Riding — High Above Earth

Fellin, Throne May Reach Top Sometime Today   Drillers Hope All Goes Well With Escape Hatch

Drilling For Miners Slows Down   Fellin, Throne Both Cheerful; Bova Still Silent

Late Afternoon Escape Likely For Two Trapped Miners; Hopes Dim For Third      Rescue Operation Enters Final Stage   Viet Nam Smashes Student Resistance

Escape Hole Reaches Two Trapped Miners   By RUSS GREEN and MYRON FEINSILBER

Big Drill Is Nearing Two Trapped Men   Some Dust Entering Chamber As Officials Move Cautiously

Rescuers Hope to Reach Miners Trapped in Coal Shaft, After Two Weeks

Big Drill Nears Chamber Where Two Imprisoned  Officials Decide Not to Use Larger Ream  Jiticialis Vecide Not to Use Larger Reamer to Reach Fellin, Throne.   Dust In Chamber

Strategy Delays Drill Work   ‘Rescue Time May be Evening As Reseue Team for 2 Miners Deliberates on Shaft Size

Broad Hints From Washington Ignored U.S. Officials Believe Diem To Reject Brother's Removal

Demand For Ouster  Of Nhu Is Reported   Officials Cite Growing Pressure For Aid Cut To Troubled Nation

Defense Proposal Refused  Curry On Trial For Murder Of Cisco Woman

RRR ii SBN T SR GRRE SER A a BOS RR a a  ‘Ruined City Being Erased

STRIKE TALKS FAIL IN N.Y.   MACHINISTS MAY JOIN PRINTERS WITH WALKOUT

Bandits Raid Private Club; Member Slain   Gunmen Make Their Escape After Holdup In Stolen Automobile

“I’ve Said Too Much’ Skipper: Rescue Ships Weren't Close Enough   Many Were Saved   Just Arrived

Where's Sunshine? Thursday the 12th Is Bad Day for Weather Bureau

City Dads In. Regular March. Session Monday.   Ponder Routine Business, Name Judzés for Coming Election -

Five Gulping Formula Down Quints Doing. Fine: Town Plans $100 000 Home

Algeria Pact Contradicted   Radio Algiers Denies Agreement Reached to End Undeclared War

Hostilities End Denied  Contradict Statement By Moroccan Minister

Algerians Deny Sahara War Accord   Broadcast At Odds With Early Report From Moroccans

Moroccan Says Truce Reached in Fighting .  Sahara Scene of Major Fig Fighting Li  aarinne

Talks Seen Resulting In  Settlement   Details Still Await Action, Moroccan Minister Cautions

But Fighting Still Goes On  Reports Pact Reached To End Sahara Battle

CEASEFIRE NEWS DENIED BY ALGERIA   Morocco’s Truce Claim: Ruled Out; Fighting Goes On

Talks Reach  NoAvgreement   Algiers Denies Accord Reached With Morocco

Agreement Reporfed To Be Near   Details Remain To Be Worked Out, Minister Savs

HEAR DENIAL CEASE-FIRE 1S AGREED   Some Fighting Reported Along Common Border

Algerians Denying Reports of Truce In Border Fichting   Moroccan Minister  Says Truce Agreed to Batwaan Nationa.

FRONTIER DISPUTE Morocco Reports Truce Is Reached   HEAVY ATTACKS

CEASE-FIRE REPORT DENIED BY ALGIERS   Fighting Along Border Continues: Neaotiator Will Report to Leader

Algeria Denies Truce Reached In Sahara War   Disputes Morocco Report of Accord

Accord Reached To End Hostilities, Moroccan Reports  Dataile ta ha Worked Out:   Details to be Worked Out; Fighting Said to Continue

Leaves Peace Talks to Give Report fo Bella   Radio Broadcast Contradicts Word From Morocco

Morocco Says Broad Lines Drawn  Details Remain To Be Cleared By Conferees

His Ship Comes In   Agreement Reported fo Halt Frontier Fighting

Meeting With Morocco Ends In Deadlock   Contradicts Moroccan Report That Cease-Fire Agreed Upon

Work On  Agreement Details   Report. Hostilities In Border Dispute Could End Today

Peace Talks May Finish Border War   Minister Says Settlement Has Been Reached

TOBAY’S INDEX   Attends Lehman Funeral  Strong Security Precautions for Johnson as He Goes to New York

Men, Craft Make Trip  To Europe   11.000 0.8. Troops, 16 Fighters Cross Sea Like Clockwork

Three Contingents Of ‘Big Lift’ — Already In West Germany In Test

Feat May Lead To Decision  To Cut Back Standing Forces In Germany

“Clockwork” Is Key Word As Big Airlift Continues Across Atlantic

Great Fleet Of Aireraft Over Atlantic  Te © im Cg ga een eae   Exercise to Germany To Prove Worldwide Mobility of Troops

Fleet of Planes Moving 14,500 Fighting Men — From Texasto Germany

Planes Spread Across Atlantic   Operation Big Lift Goes Like Clockwork

‘Spy’ Deseribes Prison Camp Life  Released Afier 22 Years, Priest Has ‘No Regrets’

All Aboard Believed To Be Dead   Craft Burns In Everglades After Takeoff

DISASTER SPOT IS FAR INSIDE EVERGLADES   Helicopter Observers Tell Of Scattered  Debris, Fires   SWAMP VEHICLES / RACING TO SCENE

43 Die as Big Plane Crashes After Takeoff  Jet Airliner Burns   Jet Airliner Burns In South Florida’s Everglades Wilds

Fuselage Badly Burned  43 Feared Lost When Jet  Crashes in Florida Everalades

Plane Burns After Falling In Everglades  Copter Pilots See Fuselage Wreck and Fire

Space Lab Plans Put In High Gear   Full Responsibility For Running Projec Given to Air Force

McNamara Put Space Program In ‘High Gear’   Air Force Assigned -Duty of Operating Manned Laboratories

Groundwork for Pentagon's 'New' Program For Orbiting Laboratories Bequn Months Ago

Space Plans Mapped Out At Pentagon  Manless Laborater   Manless Laboratory Will be Sent Into Orbit Early in 1966

Including Four Americans  Church Leaders in Bolivia Seek Release of Hostages

Catholics Seek Release Of Men Held In Bolivia  Standoff Prevails Between Miners, Government Heads

Government, Miners In Standoff  Churechmen Seek Release  Of Hostages In Bolivia

Church Plans To Intervene For Hostages   Red-Led Bolivian Tin Miners Asking Unionists’: Release

ratholic Leaders Intervene...  Standoff Prevails In Bolivia Mines

Bolivian Catholics Seek Release Of 4 Americans Held By Red Tin Miners

miver Sicattows fromes  Earth Slides Take  Lives of Brothers   Church Attempts To Free Hostages

Standoff Pre andoff Prev: ails Priest Tries To Gain Release Of Hostages

* %e * F £ F F EF KF F F K F  TEXAS FINISHES SECON IN NEW YEAR’S VIOLENCE

‘Batter-Than_ Nothing’ —————  Edythe Klumpp Disappointed At  ~DiSalle's Action

Point UpNeed For Bigger ‘Artillery Range Space For ‘Training Guardsmen At Gap

Fall Season Arrives Today   TRAGEDIES LAID TO LACK OF LAW  Rockefeller Charges Kennedy’s Civil Rights Policies Too Late

Hundreds Injured  At Show   Disaster Comes As 6000 Watch  Gay Ice Revue

Hundreds  Injured at   Tee Revue  6.000 at Show   In Indiananoali

Gas Explosion Puts Over 150 In Hospitals   Section of Box Seats Ripped Out as Finale Of Show Is Presented

Hundreds Injured At Indianapolis   Seats Ripped Out, Concrete Chunks Smash Spectators

At Least 55 Killed In Coliseum Blast.   Ice Revue Opener Erupts In Tragedy As Exnlosion Blows Spectators About

Hundreds Injured at  Tee Revue 6,000 al Show   6,000 al Show  Tu Indianapoli

West Virginia Ballistics Lab ls Demolished   Hercules Plant Produces Solid Fuels For Missiles

Hanayman ts ought  Boston Again Shaken [As 9th Strangling Victim Is Found

Handyman Prime Boston Killing Suspect   Ninth Female Is Strangled Since Last June

Police Hunt Handyman In Stocking Slaying; 9th Boston Stranegling

New WaveOji  Handyman Sought In Stocking Slaying Of Elderly ‘Boston Woman; Ninth Victim In As Many Months  error.

Seek Better U.S.-Canada Relationship   President Meets Minister At Otis Air Force Base

Military Chief Denies Pressure For A-Pact Okay  No ‘Arm-Twisting’ by   No ‘Arm-Twisting’ by Administration. Gen. Taylor Tells  Senators.

Joint Chiefs Urge Approval of Test Treaty   Military Leaders Not Pressured for Their Backing

And To Retailers  Sales Tax Increase Plan Called Harmful To Poor

State Senate To Receive All 61 Tax Bills   Taxation Committee Sends Proposals to the Floor

Killer Jests At Death ©  Man’s Wish To ‘Ride Lightning’ Fulfilled

Residency Questioned  Law Suit Filed Challenging Curry's Gubernatorial Race

State Hospital Asks Return to Courts Of Defendants in Sensational Crimes

Both Parties Draft Tributes 108 Senate Stops Work To Eulogize Kennedy

Friends, Opponents All Draft Tributes— Senate Day Of Eulogy For John F. Kennedy

Senate Pauses For Eulogies  Tributes to Kennedy  D\ wee L& tad ar Craab we

129-Year Policy Ended Quietly—  Tulane, Top Southern College, Hints Widening of Integration

10 Lose Lives 7 Missing: in 6 States   Thousands Flee, Cities Isolated; More Storms Due

Storms Set Off Surae Of Floods   Four States Declare States of Emergency; Thousands Homeless

President Says Americas Must Isolate Island   Tells Reporters Congress Will Pass Tax Cut This Year

Contends It Would Be Act of War   But Russians Not Gaing Fast Enough For President

Lost Fliers Were Serving Country,  President Says  He’s Not Satisfied With Cuba Situation, But No Blockade: °

Kennedy Says Soviet Pullout Not Enough  No Arrangements   No Arrangements Made To Verify Troop Withdrawal

JFK Admits Cuba Data . Is Meager   Hemisphere Must Control Travel To Red Isle. He Says

Kennedy Rule: Out Blockade In Caribbean   President Sees ‘No Advantage’ in War For America Now

Plugs again for plans fo accompany fax cut   Insists on safequards

Kennedy Wants Faster Russian Pullout in Cuba   President Says He’s Dissatisfied With Withdrawal

Kennedy not happy   Says Russians are withdrawing from Cuba at unsatisfactory pace

Blockade Ruled Out: Dead Invasion Flyers’ Status Is Left Vague   Kennedy Sees Passage Of Both Tax Cuts And Reforms

fOnjects to proposed blockade  JFK unsatisfied with rate ‘of Red troop withdrawal

New Cuba Blockade Ruled Out  Kennedy Makes New Plea for Tax Cut Plus Reforms

JFK Seeking Inclusion Of Reduction, Revision In Enactment of Tax Bill

Still For Cut With  Revisions   Thinks Best Plan One He Sent Conaress

President Still Wants Reforms, Tax Cut Linked   Believes Congress Will Enact Proposal

Russians Not Leaving Cuba Fast Enough      Kennedy Not Satisfied With Red Troop Pullout

Oil Blockade Idea Rejected As Act Of War In Caribbean Not To Nation's Advantage

Evades Status Of Invasion Fliers  Kennedy Still Holds Hope Of Tax Cut With Reforms

President Isn't Satisfied With Soviet Pullout   Says Four Pilots ‘Serving Country’

Kennedy Believes Congress Will Pass Bill Providing Important Elements of Tax Cut

Both Reductions and Revisions Full Tax Package Is Still JFK Goal

Tax Reform Still Sought By Kennedy   Revision by Congress Is Asked in Addition To Major Reduction

4 Yanks Killed In Cuba Were Volunteers  Kennedy Feels Tax Reduction Bill Will Get Past Congress

JFK Irked By Soviet Lag In Cuba, Hopeful On Tax   Bay Of Pigs Fliers Died  ‘In Service To Country’

Cuts Could Make U.S. ‘2nd Best’   Faubus Charges Arkansas ‘Men, Planes in Invasion

Tax Reform Approval  Is Expected   hennedy Plugs Three Proposals  In Conference

Blockade Of Cuba Is Rejected   President Still Seeks Tax Reform With Tax Cut

First Reform Bid Elements Seen Included  Bay Of Pigs Fliers Were Voluntary Kennedy Tells Meet

Thinks Congress to Pass Tax Reduction Proposal   DEFENDS PROGRAM

No Cuban Blockade  hor Now   (Kennedy Predicts Tax Cut. Sce Page Two.)

Kennedy Says U.S. Fliers Died In Service To Their Country      Killed In Bay Of Pigs Invasion Flying Support Voluntarily

DISGRACE’ SAYS FAUBUS JFK Says Fliers Lost In Cuba ‘Serving U.S.’

Prods Congress To Act On Three Bills  JFK Still Hopes  For Tax Reforms

OF SOVIETS TOO SLOW   Says American Fliers Died In Service Of U. S.

President Holds News Conference ‘Believes Congress Will Pass Tax Cuts With Reforms

Slow Rate Of Soviets — Leaving, Fliers Killed At Bay Of Pigs Aired

JFK Isn't Satisfied With Reds’ Withdrawal  President Dodges         President Dodges Tsaue Of 4 Fliers; Rejects Blockade Of Oil Toe Cauba

SEUSIMVCHEL OULEL WallhtS BUUhUE IS  Kennedy Expresses Hope For Tax Bill Enactment

Thinks Congress To Approve Bill  Embracing Both   Tells Newsmen Four U. 8. Pilots Killed In 1961 Cuban Invasion Died While Serving Their Country

Bay of Pigs Fliers Died Serving Country  Kennedy Declines to Give Details of Who Fmnlaved Them   GOP Charts Three-Year Drive to Cut Budget

SHUNS ACT OF WAR IN CARIBBEAN   President Not Satisfied With Slow Russian Withdrawal; Avoids Reply On Bay Of Pigs Fliers.

Fliers Lost tn Invasion ‘Volunteers’   Declines To Say Whether Men Were Employed By CIA

Sees Acceptance Of ‘Important Parts of Plan   President Says His Final Position Will Depend on What  Congress Does.

Rejects Application of Blockade To Shut Off Oil to fsland Dictatorship as Act of War

Cuba Action Now Might Mean War   President Is Not Satisfied on Rate Troops Withdrawn

Kennedy Says Reds Too Slow Leaving Cuba  Sees Chances Good for 1963 i = er Se

JFK TERMS INVASION FLIGHT ‘VOLUNTARY’  Fliers Died Serving Country   JFK Believes Congress Will Enact Reforms   LEAVE DURING DAY, RETURN AT NIGHT Cuban Believes Soviet Troop Removal Faked

Kennedy Kejects Application ot Oil Blockade— _  Not Satisfied With Soviet Troop Removal Rate   Board Offers Contracts to 2 Principals

Resents News. Release 7 ; Woman Senator Blasts McNamara For Politics

Kennedy Rules Qut 2nd Blockade Of Cuba Since It Could Lead to War

STILL HOPES REFORMS WILL BE INCLUDED  Kennedy Predicts Tax Cuts Approval

Rejects Any Blockade of Oil Supply fo Cuba   Declines to Say If Four U.S. Airmen Employed by U.S.

Presidential Press Conference:  Believes Congress Will Pass Tax Cut Bill, Some Reforms

Kennedy Says He Feels Withdrawal in Cuba Too Slow   Says War in Caribbean Not in National Interest at the Present Time.

Dissatisfied With Rate:of Russ Pullout   Yank Fliers Killed in Invasion ‘Were Serving Country’

Kennedy Feels Congress Will Pass Tax Reductions Bill With Important Elements Included

OF WAR IN ~ CARIBBEAN   President Not Satisfied With Slow Russian Withdrawal; Avoids   Reply On Bay Of Pigs  . Bliere.

Issue Could Start War With USSR   Believes Red Troops Not Leaving Cuba As Quickly As Possible

Kennedy Optimistic About Tax Cut   Expects Passage OF Some of His Proposed Reforms

US. yer Real Information on Soviet Troop Withdrawal From Cuba, JFK Says

JFK Has Hope for Tax Cut  1 OAL a enianie   Says Americans Killed in Cuba Were ‘Serving. Their Country’

Kennedy Has No Accurate Data On It   Congress Expected To Pass Tax Cut And  Some Law Revisions

FAUBUS DISPUTES KENNEDY ee Oe  Pilots in Invasion Called Volunteers

Two Leap From §. F. Gate Bridee   Man Arrested In Sania Rosa Confesses To Slaying Three Children

3 Holdouts Block Action in Senate   Governor Asks for Time To Study Proposed Chanaes to GOP Plan

Republicans  Stymied on  Districting Leaders Appeal  To Governor Boar Solution

GOP Senators Turning To Scranton For Solution To Reapportionment Strife

Row Involves Three Holding Qut on Bill   Governor Plans to Call Another Special Appropriations Meet

Bulletin   ‘Another Soviet Ship Attacked   Russia Blames US For Attack On Freiahter

Pope Calls Planned Holy Land Trip ‘Journey of Search and of Hope’

On Inside Pages   Jn Count Thus Far...  Holiday Death Rate May Shatter Record.

Nation’s Holiday Traffic Deaths May Break Record; Ohio Has None So Far

July 4 Marks Fatals  Traftic Deaths   Traffic Deaths Meet Estimate

Voices Fears For Security Of the Nation   Junior Solon Reveals Stand In Statement

Soldiers Kill More  Koreans   Sporadic Firing Reported Along ~ Pemilitarized Zone

Rockville Home Fire Kills Six Small Children   Five Others Injured When Flames Destroy Home For Retarded Childrer

Winter's End Brings New Hope   Business in Reasonably Good Shape Despite Rough Winter Weather

Business Passes. Big Milestone  Effect of Roughestt Winter Not Too Bad

This Week in Business and Finance... . eee  Mean Winter Does Not Damage Business

Business In Good Shape AndHopeful   Rough Winter Fades In Time Upsurde Seen

California Loses Big Water Case  Colorado River Case Decided  Wi i Ps

*hofograph Iil-Fated Vessel  Discover Thresher In 8,000 Feet Of Water

Sunken Sub Located by Search Ship   Photos Taken of the Thresher on Ocean Floor

Lie Detector Probe Opens By McNamara   USE LIMITED   SYLVESTER REFUSED

Lie Detector Ban Considered By McNamara   New Rules Could Change Future Pentagon Probes

Lie Detectors Use Studied By MW’Namarz   Action Could Lead: To Stiff New Rules  In Investigations

- Seer eereceseeeceecaestascaeoanteeenaeee ears eaenea  Washin gton Report

SAFE CONDUCDE SOUGHTE Vatican Wants Cardinal To Leave Red Hungary

Scheduled Saturday In Saigon See New Viet Nam Turmoil From Buddhist Funeral   In Saigon

Scheduled saturday In Saigon     a  See New Viet Nam Turmoil From Buddhist Funeral

No Violence, Few Incidents  Southern Schools Take Integration In Stride

JFK Gives Priority to Rights Bill  Tax Reduction  May Be Sialled

IF JFK CHOICE FORCED Civil Rights Preference Over Tax Cut Bill Seen

See Tax Cut Put After Civil Rights   But Kennedy Wants Both Bills Passed This Year

Administration Apparently to Push For Rights Bill Ahead of Tax Cut

Civil Rights Get Priority Over Tax Cut   Politics Dictate Course Of Action, Humphrey Admits

DON'T TELL DALLAS CC, BUT  _ Suburban ‘Gee Men’ “Put Giant in Sky * ~°

Spain Cool To Joining De Gaulle   Impossible Demands On Base Talks Also Not Considered:

Axis Idea Rejected By Spain   Official Says No Link With DeGaulle Campaign Intended

No Intention Of Joining French Plan      High Official Says U.S. Assistance Aupreciated Mueh

Vital Berlin Air Corridor? Private Plane Breaks Out, Emphasizes West’s Stand

Delegates Lay Aside Red Feud   Russia, China Shake Hands To Salvage Hiroshima Meeting

IPAC CRITICS  PLAN CEILING  FOR PAYMENTS CARROLL, HEIPLE  INTRODUCE BILL LIMITING GRANTS

Attempt To Cut Spending  Ceiling On Relief Sums - Sought By Legislators

ONLY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Legal Moves to Hurry '\Alabama Desegregation

Big Airlift Has Ended  In Success  Question Remains   Question Remains Of Operation Unde War Conditions

Nagging Question Is Unanswered   How Would ‘Big Lift? Have Fared Under War Conditions

'Liff Termed Major Success  But How Would It QAs. ££. — YAs ,c&.

oe —~BUT WHAT ABOUT IN TIME OF WAR? — Massive Airlift Resounding Success--ln Peace Time

Idaho Traffic Deaths   Big Lift’s Question: Will it Work in War?

Raises Some Questions —  U.S. Completes Massive Airlift Ahead of Time

An AP News Analysis AirliftResounding Success, But Questions Are Raised

“Big Lift” Completed 9 Hours Early   Think It Could Move Faster In Real Emergency

Historic Lift Hailed, Stirs Big Question   Operation Under War Conditions Sull Unanswered

WHAT WOULD HAPPEN UNDER WAR CONDITIONS ? —  Airlift Called Success but Nagging Question Remains

Transport 15,000 Troops From Texas To Europe In 63 Hours, 20 Minutes; Set Mock Invasion

Big Liftof Army Division to Germany Proves a Success  Armored Group Into Battle Maneuvers aa 7, .. oS. . @  Be. 8g

Questions Dog Military Despite Success of Airlift      Bomb Hoax Mars Departure of Tito

63 Che Bakersfield Californian  Critics challenge Big Lift’ realism

Nagging Questior Still Remains About Big Lift   How Would Operation Fare in Time of War?

How Successful Would Big Airlift Have Been Under War Conditions?

[Operation Leaves Query Unanswered:  How Would ‘Big Lift Have Worked In War?

Massive Airlift Was a Big Success But How Would it Have Fared Under War Conditions?

Next—Repel Mock Invasion  Massive “Big Lift” Is _ Resounding Success; — Big Query Unanswered

Beats Time K'stimate By 20 Minutes  I eaves OQuestian OF   Leaves Question Of How Would It Fare  In War Conditions

New Trail Sought In Libel Suit   Judge Issues Stay Of Execution In  ger fc Gree

Stay Ordered In Butts Case  Curtis Will Ask For A New Trial And Judgment Soo:

Dodd Says Men Lied Under Oath  State Dept. Asked To Bring Charges Against The Three

Dismissal Controversy  Sen. Dodd Asks State Department To Bring Charges Against Three

Sen. Dodd Kicks State Dept. Wood Pile This Time; Men Lied, He Says

Outgrowth of Otepka Case Sen. Dodd Asks State Department For Charges Against 3 Officials

Sen. Dodd Asks Slate Department fo ‘Bring Charges Against 3 Officials

Wirtz Says Peace Eforts Have Failed   Carrier Spokesman Reports Stalemate As Strike Threatens

Condition Is Made: Morocco Must Back Off   Troubleshooter On Way To New York For U.N. Attempt

Moroccan Troops Driven From Outposts   Border Fighting Renewed; Combat Zone Widening

Moroccan Garrisons Driven Out in Battle  Fighting Breaks Out Again In Disputed Border Sectors

Algiers Claims Recapture of 2 Desert Outnosts   Fighting Reported to Have Spread Beyond Disputed Areas at Frontier.

ORPHAN’S THRIFTY MKTS, 1225 4th SW. 1014 Amherst NE  NDER OEIATT &4 WY

Talk for, against Shaff Plan   Professor says Shatf Plan ‘not enough improvement

VIA TELEVISION NETWORK at Bh cnc altel Ma nl  World Watches Space Trip

U.S.-French Link Defended  De Gaulle Cites Ties etween Countries

France - U.S. Relations Still Friendly, Says De Gaulle, in Spite of Difference:

U.S. -French Ties Lauded By de Gaulle   Rejects Proposal On Non-Aggression Treaty By Khrush

Differences ButNothing Too Serious  So Declares   So Declares DeGaulle To Scribes Today

Rare DeCaulle Press Parley Despite Differences, U. S., French Relations Friendly

France Friend Of U.S   ‘Differences’ Exist With Washington, De Gaulle Savs

JFK Spells Out Need In Cuban Crisis  Pee, puree, ay fered   ‘San Jose’ Pact Given Full Okay By Latin Chiefs

‘Tower Hears From Texas Constituent  Farm Subsidy Check Donated To GOP

Diem’s Brother Assumes Control Of §. Viet Nam; lodge Awaiting Official Greeting

Palace Coup Is Reported In Viet Nam   Kin of Diem Seizes Most Of the Power

Diem’s Brother in Driver’s Seat-Now in So. Viet Nam   Lodge ‘Attempts To Gather Data

Viet Chief's Brother in Power Grab   Secret Police Boss Stages 'Quiet Coup' Foreian Aid Quits

Forecast   DIEM’S BROTHER  Report Of Coup From Viet Palace Brings Violence

Barnett Explains Recently-Passed Electoral Plan   Attorney, 99 Serves As Judge

TEMPERATURES   Globe-Democrat Says Russian Test 7  Last Year Silenced U. S. Satellite

ectronic Gear Out Report Says Soviet Blast Disabled U.S. Satellite

\‘New Freedom’ Program  \W oodrow W ilson’s Talk 50 Years ‘Ago Has Left Its Mark On Nation

halt A Century Ago.  Woodrow Wilson Spoke,  Freedom Battle Began

Wilson’s Speech Left Its Mark   Editor’s Note: — A half century ago today, President Woodrow Wilson spoke to Congress on the tariff and touched off a remarkable period of legislative activity.

Started Legislative Activity— Wilson Tariff Talk Made 50 Years Aao

After Half Century  Effects Still Felt From Wilson’s Tariff Stand

Woodrow Wilson’s Tariff Message To Congress 50 Years Ago Touched Off Legislative Activity

AGGTesseG COlngress ‘New Freedom plan urged by Wilson 50 years ago   The revolt was chort-lived.

The Mark Of A Strong President Wilson's Struggle Changed The Tide

Good Morning   ‘THE LOVE THAT FORGIVES’  An Unfinished Lesson...

‘The Love That Forgives’  Blast Ends Lesson For Sunday School Pupils

Dark Anger Rises at Blast Seene  _ Troopers Felt  Fear for Lives

In Wake Of Typhoid Outbreak Fear Sweeps Across Little Resort Town

— Tinkling Sleigh Bells Cant Still) Fear —  Resort Haunted By Threat Of Typhoid

Typhoid Fever Spread Haunts Swiss Resort   Tinkling Sleigh Bells Don‘t Quiet Fea Of Villagers

Speculation Grows On Possible Marriage Plans of Governor Rockefeller, Divorcee

A Little Fact, Lots Of Conjecture — Rockefeller Romance Speculation Continues

LITTLE FACT, LOT OF CONJECTURE Rockefeller Romance Rumors Are Growing

Reckefeller Has oCommentCOCn Marriage Plans   Rumor Links New York Governor With Divorcee Margaretta Murphy

Rumors Grow in Speculation On Rocky's Marriage   Some Feel New York Gover nor Will Wed Divorcee Thie Weekend.

Will They Marry?  Rocky and Mrs. Murphy Silent But Public Busy Speculatina

Fueled By Fact, Conjecture Gossipers Hint Rocky Will Marry Very Soon

Will Rocky, Happy Wed?   Silence, Smiles Add Fuel To Marriage Rumors

Inside The Times   Principals Mum tes mans iae  Rumors Fly On Rocky Romance

Rockefeller Silent About Marital Plan   Rumored As Ready To Wed Divorcee Margaretta Murphy

Fuel Added To Speculation About  Rockefeller Marriage Intentions

GOP Transfers Apportionment Fight To House   Republican Solons Push Effort For Reapportionment Through Amendment

Liberals  In Senate  Lose Again Led by Clark;  Beaten Down By Leaderchin

Packed With Sales Levy Backers — DFL Legislator Flays Interim Tax Study Group

Fishing Trip Ends in Tragedy  Plane Lost in Snow  Fog Crashes 4 Dia

Bus With 24 Women Aboard Plunaes Off New York Road   Four Wisconsin Men Die In Duluth Plane Crash

U.S. Denies Engineering Saigon Coup   Kennedy Brieted On Fast-Moving  Asian Development:

, STRONG U.S. MILITARY  FORCES DUE   President Again Gives Outline Foreign Policy

Hour-Long Meeting President Discusses Budget Atlantic Alliance Problems

Strong, Just and Temperate — Foreign Policy Views  Outlined by Johnson

AWARDS MEDAL OF FREEDOM  Johnson, Top Advisors Discuss Defense Budget, Atlantic Alliance

1B) Discusses Defense Budget With Advisers   Johnson Says Must Maintain Military Might

As Johnson-advisers confer  Defense budget, Atlantic Alliance on agenda today

LBJ Turns Attention — To Alliance   Confers With Top - Aides on Problems Concerning NATO

Defense Budget Conference Topic  Johnson and Advisers Also Discuss Alliance Problems

Diplomatic-Military Advisers Convened  Kennedy’s Paris Negotiations on Surface Fleet Discussed

This Week in Business and Finance ....  Loss of Over 15,000 Jobs Tolts Economy

Governor Still The Favorite; Ed Supported   Delay Hinged to Lodae Program?

Governor Says He'll Name Man For Job Monday   Edmondson Expected To Take Kerr's Post; Brother Ed in Runnina

WILL ACCEPT HIKE SOUGHT BY BRITAIN   Kennedy Wants Fare Regulation  Power For CAB

Condifrons Nor oimilar Oe ‘Apparently Little Chance i in U.S For Vaiont Dam-Type Tragedy -

Miraculous Finding Of Yukon Plane Revives Story Of Lost Transport

Park Desegregation Should Be Immediate;  States Can’t Bar Troops

TIME PRINCIPLE DOES NOT APPLY Supreme Court Orders Parks Desegregated

Court Calls for. Desegregation in Memphis, Tenn.  Involves Playgrounds, . Recreation Facilities

Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of 11 Negroes   Town Is Denied An Orderly Plan Of Desegregating

Parks Must Be Opened  To Negroes   High Court Rules In Memphis Case

HAD ASKED TROOP BAN IN ALABAMA   Supreme Court Refuses To Accept Complaint President Violated Constitution; Desegregates Memphis Parks.

High Court Backs Desegregation Of Memphis’ Recreational Places   Alabama Governor's Suit Is Rejected by Supreme Court

President Begins Costa Rica Trip  Will Report to Nation Thursday

Claim Landings Made in Cuba  Anti-Castro Group Says More to Come

 Democrats’ Assembly Support Needed {oppor Needed  Chances ‘Fair to Good for Passage Of Wisconsin Budget-Tax Package

‘Rockefeller Takes Bride to Retreat ‘in Venezuela, Predicts Blisstul Life

Rocket.- "ar and Bride  oneymoon in Venezuela   Debate Continues Among Politicians On Influence of Marriage on 1964 Bid

Rocky And Bride Honeymoon; Debate Continues On His Political Future

Political Effect Debated  Rockefeller, Bride On  Venezuela Honeymoon

Bridegroom of divorcee, 36 Varied views taken of political effects of Rockefeller’s marriage

~ -DEBATE GOES ON IN-U.S.- ; Rockefeller, Bride  On Their Honeymoon

We Love Venezuela’  Rockefeller, Bride Honeymoor On Idyllic Mountaintop Ranch  ecause

GOP Politicos  Split on ‘Rocky’ Half Dozen Ideas on   Reaction to Marriage

Back Home, A Political Debate — Venezuela Honeymoon For Rockefeller, Bride

Rocky. Bride Arrive in Venezuela   Policy Reversed Negroes Walk, Sing In Birmingham Park

GOP Politicians Divided On Effects Of Rocky's Remarriage      Many Agree Divorce Hurt His Chance Of Being Nominated

Unity Urged To Unseat Red Castro   Professor Gains Wide Support To Lead Revolt

Man Who Taught Castro Law Wants To Unite All Cubans To Upset Regime   WILLING TO LEAD

‘Dr. Sterling in U.S. Castro’s Law Teacher  Calls for Rebels’ Unity

* Calls for Uniting of Cubans—  ‘ Fidels Law Professor Seeking His Overthrow

SEEKS UNION TO RID CUBA OF CASTRO   Former Teacher Outlines Program For Cuba  DR. STERLING   Says Victory Is Possible In 6 Months Or Year lf Cubans Unite

‘Leaders Support Dr. Sterling... Fidel's Teacher Picked As Man To Lead Exiles

Castro’s Ex-Teacher Seeks Union Of Groups To Overthrow Cuban Regime.

New York: Cuban Union Is Sought to  Oust Castro Man Who Taught   Man Who Taught Premier Would Lead the Group

WHO CAN UNIFY ANTI-CASTRO CUBANS? Po Att hehehe rt ttl este te a  Dr. Carlos Marquez Sterling Seeks To Head Group Planning Overthrow

HOPES TO FREE HOMELAND  Professor Who Taught Castre Seeks Union Of All Cubans

Man Who Taught Castro Now Seeks Union of All Cubans for Overthrow

‘Five Groups Cannot Do It’ Cuban Proposes Union To Oust Castro Regime

Cuban Union ls Sought To Oust Castro   Defeat ‘Possible’ In Next Six Months Or Year

Anti-Castro Union kLyed   Unitv Of All Cubans Seen Only Path To Overthrow

Union Of All Cubans Is Urged   Necessary To End  Castro’s Control

School Board Okays Budget Of $5- Million  Raicac Ear Canlba   Raises For Cooke, 2 Assistants Fall Short Of Approval

School Board OkaysBudgel Of $5-Million   Raises For Cooke, 2 Assistants Fall Short Of Approval

Hails ‘Turning Point’   mois lurning Point:  Rusk, U.S. Party in Moscow

ACCOMODATION SECTION NEXT House Committee Nears ‘Rights’ Bill Completion

Say Secret Red Flights Are a Peril   Report Planes Withou Flight Plans Move Over Atlantic

"Report Soviet Military Flights — .Imperil Transatlantic Air Trafttic

Three Viet Nam Priests Possibly Hold High Rank   Two Others Leave Shelter Of Aid Mission

Momentarily Worried   VIETNAMESE DEMAND RETURN Buddhist Priests Take Cover In U.S. Embassy at Saigon

Three Monks  Seek Asylum In Viet Nam   Two Held Earlier Voluntarily Depart From U.S. Mission

3 Buddhist Monks Take Refuge in U.S. Embassy; 2 Others Left Earlier

Identities. Of Refugees Kept Secret  . Affair Expected To Cause Friction

Accident During Competition  Two Dead, 14 Injured from Rocket of Jet

Texas Tax Study Called Useless   Wildlife, Parks Board Merger Aired, Pe. 2A

Kennedy toUrge Support for His School Program   President Heads for California and Hawaii on Five-Day Western Tour,

Speaking Tour Continues  pr —————  JFK To Get Degree At San Diego Today

JFK Suddenly Fxpands Far.  Western Tour   Makes Strong Pitch For His Beleagured Education Bill -

JEK Tours West Coast And Hawaii   President Continues Tour Making Pitch For Education Bill

Hurt Penn State, He Says ..  Gov. Scranton Criticize: Democrats on Educatior

Meredith reports that his year at Ole Miss milestone for his people

a7 ilies owl See Sf eee  ' SF Always Had The Right?  Meredith Reviews College Days

Macmillan’s Governmeni Rocked In By-Election   Meredith Graduates

Meredith, Graduating Sunday at Ole Miss, Hopes to Attend European School

Integration Over Texas Is Peaceful  Fewer Districts Than Expected Desearated

Queen Elizabeth Il Accepts Harold Macmillan's Resignation Lord Home Britains Prime Minister   FIRST PEER TAPPED

Lord Home Succeeds Macmillan   Selection is Made Despite Rebellion Within Tory Party

Lord Home  New Minister  Appointment Follows  A Midnight Rebellion

Macmillan Urged Him For Post   Choice Came Despite Midnight Rebellion In Tory Party

‘OLD CABINET IS DIVIDED BY CHOICE   Butler Is Loser For Second Time For Highest Spot

Opponents Fail To Block Appointment Macmillan Resigns;  Lord Home Gets Post

Lord Heme To Sueceeed Maemillan   Scottish Peer Chosen Despite Tory Party Fight

Lord Home  : Named New : British Chief  ‘Rebellion Within Tory Party ep DP fa ietis dos   ‘Rebellion Within Tory. Party ‘Fails Lo Block: Appointment .

BIG JOB AHEAD IN TAKING OVER CONSERVATIVES   CHOSEN DESPITE LATE REBELLION IN TORY PARTY

Macmillan's Choice For Prime Minister   Selection By Retiring Leader Approv ed By Queens’ To Assume Post After F orming New Gov't

Butler Thwarted Second Time   uord Home Named  As Prime Minister

FOME IS NEW PREMIER Ma   Rain Predicted But Not Enough To Cure Ohio's Lengthy Drought

Mac Quits: Lord Home Takes Over   Conservatives Name Peer To Top Position

Maemillan’s Choice Gets TopPosition   Veteran Diplomat Wins Over Butler In Leader Contest

Selection Stirs Ire  Ot Tories   Butler By-Passed By Macmillan;  Prace Critical

Queen Elizabeth Picks Lord Home For Top Position   Prime Minister Expected to Plan Realistic Policy

MACMILLAN CHOOSES HIS SUCCESSOR   Foreign Secretary Called By Queen To Form Cabinet; Wins Post Over Liberal Favorite, Butler.

Lord Home Appointed To Take Mac’s Place   Scottish Aristocrat Defeats Friend ‘To Head Tory Party

Lord Home Named Prime Minister by Queen Elizabeth Ii   Some Conservatives Ara Upset Because Butler Passed Ovez,

Lord Homes New British Prime Minister  Queen Elizabeth  Makes Appointment  . Y  andnan 7" gaar

Issue Settled By Queen: Home Is New Minister   ‘Big Fo Seen As  Unifying Powers

Scottish Peer Named Despite Tory Rebellion  Macmillan’s Own Cabinet Members Pulled for Butler

Lord Home — Named. British  Prime Minister   Despite Revolt in. Tory Party

Selection of Scottish Peer Causes Rebellion in Conservative Party

Named by Queer As Macmillan Quits Post   Chosen In Spite Of Resentment Within Party

Choice of Foreign Secretary Is Fought Vigorously by Much Of Maemillan's Own Cabinet

Gov. Brown Opens Jobs  to Negroes   State Agencies to Set Example

Fire Ravages Office of Vote Registration   Arson Claimed — Federal Troops Are Souaht+

18 Of Douala Crew Rescued In Atlantic   10 Still Missing, One Body Recovered Following Sinking Of French Freighter

Some Vote Loss Seen On Treaty   Fulbright Still Expects Nuclear Test Ban Pact To Get Senate Anoroval

Scientists’ Split May Cost Votes  Fulbright Sees Win For Treaty Approval

‘Fulbright Says Split ‘On Test Ban Will Not Endanaer Ratification

Discord Among Scientists May Influence Vote  Fulbright Thinks   Fulbright Thinks Senate Still Will Okay Nuclear Pact

Stassen Asks Support —  Sen. Fulbright Sees Ratification of Treaty

Honolulu Cheers — Astronaut Cooper” As Hometown Hero   He Waves, Grins and Yells Back

Hawaii Greets" Coopers   Honotulu Turns Ou {fuge Welcome For Astronaut, Family

Cooper Reunited With Family in Hawaii, Crowd of 100,000 Welcomes Astronaut

Hawaiians in Orbit. Salute Space Hero   Cooper on TV: Page A-14,

Job Level Above That of Year Ago   While Unemployment Was Up Seasonally in January, It Was Under 1962 Figure.

Season Has Effect on Area Jobs   Still, Unemployment Is Less Than a Year Ago.

Florida Smitten By Fierce Winter Storm   Destructive Winds, Slushy Snow Damage Heavily Populated Areas Of The State

Wild Storm Hails Part Of Florida   Winter Makes Renewed Stand In Other Areas’

STORM LASHES FLORIDA AREA   Twisters Hit Central Portion of State, Damage Buildings. Homes

High Winds Hit Florida And Spread  Destruction   Wide Areas Of South, East Receive More Heavy Snow

Navy Says Thresher Clue Found   Search Transferred As Photographs Shew Dense Debris

Navy May Have Found - Thresher  Debris 112 Miles Down May Be Sub

‘Meets with Municipal Leaders   Meers WITA Municipal Leaders  Romney Urges Localized Civil Rights Planning

Reich Reds Dash Hopes Of Reunion   Impose Curbs On Opening Wal) For Christmas Visits

Rockefellers: Women: And Their Influence   an 2 , ae   No Holiday Breach Seen in Berlin Wall   Communists Refuse to Deal With West German Regime

East Germans Reject Plan to Issue Christmas Passes to West Berliner:

Christmas  Pass Hopes Are Dashed  Berlin Wall Plans   Berlin Wall Plans Apparently Victin Of The Cold War

Sub’s Loss Likely Top  Disaster   ‘Other Peacetime Tragedies Told

LAID fU AES IN ANLINGION 26 Presidents, Prime Ministers, Kings In Procession

Thousands Line Streets to See Final Procession; Black Veil Shields Widow

Funeral For Martyred President   53 Great World Leaders March In Final Tribute

President Kennedy  Lain in Final Rest 26 Heads of State Join in Rites; —   260 Heads of State Join in Rites: 240,000 Paid Respects at Bier

Vast Throng On Hand At Last Tribute   Cushing Officiates At Cathedral Mass For World Leader

Brazil lo Get Loan 0 $398 Million      Infiltration issue Apparently Does No Minder Aareement

To Lend Brazil $398 Million  Aid Okd Despite Controversy on Communist Ties

ONE TEXAN IS AMONG MISSING   Extended Search Fails To Locate Significant Clues   Border Truce Views Differ

Heated Dispute Expected Over Alliance Plan   More Latin Voice In Administration Of Funds Pronnced

LATINS DUE BIGGER VOTE IN PROGRAM   Expect Brazil Will Object To Major Changes

Holding out big ‘if’  Rockefeller would support Barry on liberal platform

Would Rocky Back Barry As Candidate‘  Yes, But Only If His Platform Was Like One In ’60

Would Rockefeller Support Goldwater?  ~ Rocky Holds Out Big ‘IF’

ROCKY BALKS ON ISSUE OF GOLDWATER AID   BIG ‘IF’ GIVEN BY GOVERNOR ON PLATFORM PLANS

Fire Kills Three On Atom Sub  Men Were Working  To Meet June 22 f Pere Pin welt? sm

Blaze On A-Sub. Kills Three Men  Flasher Same Type As Ill-Fated Ship

Where lo kind It   FISHING FOR FUN.-And To Wash Your Soul  PY WEPRELET TO Orrte   FOREWORD

Plea Ot Innocent  By Hoffa   Charged With Tapping Rich Pension Fund

Hoffa Denies Tapping Union Pension Funds   Lawyer Charges Government Sought Perjured Testimony

Today's Telearam   ~ Infants Thriving—  Mother Of Quints To Leave Hospital Soon

Mother of Quints Looking Forward To Returning Home From Hospital

Quintuplets Continue To Gain Strength Mother May Leave Hospital This Week

Common march on atheism-tyranny  Patriarch urges meeting of all Christian faiths

Summit Of All Faiths Urged By Patriareh  Orthodox Leader,   Orthodox Leader, Pope To Meet On Mount Of Olives

~ ATHENAGORAS I ISSUES CALL Urges March A gainst Atheism And Tyranny

Pone Urged te Call Meeting Every Faith   Spiritual Leader of World Orthodoxy Ir Plea for Unity

Calls For Meeting Of  Christians   Would Be Common Effort Against Atheism ad And Tyranny

URGES POPE TO CALL ALL FAITHS MEET   Church Leaders Plan To Confer ‘Mount Of Olives

Ce ae ee a ee a ee ae a ee, ee Oe ey  en eee  School Driven Underground  By Jet Noise

Red China's Attitude Must Change   Kennedy Tells Seven Editors Disarmament Is World. Problem

Kennedy Says Complete Disarmament Impossible Without China Cooperatior

In California And Virginia:   Police Arrest 125 In Racial Demonstrations

125 Integrationists Jailed in Racial Demonstrations: Ohio Has 18 Arrests

125 Are Arrested Sunday In California, Virginia; 77 Defy Police In Danville

Tougher Bill On Blue Law Is Proposect   Barron Gets Law Protecting Income Tax From Changes

Governor Wallace Banned  * * a * * + * * New Haven Mayor Says ‘Unwelcome™

Kennedy Gets Hot Greeting On West Tour   Weather Sizzling, But Crowd Proves Most Enthusiastic

JFK Gets Hot Coast Greeting    Babcock Tells Chamber U.S. ‘Floundering In Mire of Crackpot Economic Schemes

ole  Cholfenges Democratic Party Officials  GOP Chairman Assails State ‘Agency Political Lug System as ‘Vicious

{ Challenges Democratic Party Officials  GOP Chairman Attacks Political Lug

Ecuador Town Has Landslide After Big Fire   Funeral Mass Hardly Over Before Mud, Rocks Slide

Hall Says Amendment He Proposes Could Save U.S. About $50 Million

Rhodes, Krabach Are Enjoined  State Employes Need Not Work On Birthdays Of Lincoln and Washington

Tax Reform Issue To Be Revived ?   Romney Tsu’t ‘Valking About His Intentions

On Tax Cuts   Un £4X CUS  Administration Opens Drive For Senate Action

Balloon Falls After Taking Mars Photos  Tnstruments Land   Instruments Land Separately West Of Pulaski, Tenn.

‘American Spokesman For Anti-Castro ‘Raiders Denies Neutrality Law Broken

Boats Not Armed  ’We Broke No Laws’ Cuban Raider Says   ty JAMES BUCHANAN

Craft Nears Island British Hold Raiders: Exile Vessel Seized   eae)  Raiders Broke No Law, American Says

Captured In Bahamas   Captured In Bahamas  Raiders Broke No Law, American Says   Rv JAMES BUCHANAN

One Boat Seized, Another Continues On Way To Cuba British Nab 17 Sea Raiders   American Picked Up With Anti-Castro Raiders Doesn't Feel He Broke Any Neutrality Laws

Ground Jumps  In Nuclear Test Shock Recorded   Shock Recorded In California

Peak Spending  Dranncal Caake FEVUPUIG! SUUNS  Fiscal Solvency  Senators Balked At Major Change In Final Setup

Assembly Okay Likely for Bill  BPeeenna Ala ld End   Passage Would End State’s Stalemate On Tax-Budget Issue

New Language Drafted For Civil Rights Bill   Thousands of Integrationists Massing for ‘Freedom Flight’

Lawnvens Jud  £b Bouws Ke   Ed Bouska dies at farm home Monday after long illness: 

Mercury Topples To Minus 23 In Vermont; Europeans Still Shivering: Count 539 Dead

New Cold Air Mass Halts Warming Trend   New England Sees Mercury Drop; Far West Feels Warmth

730 Negroes Arrested in Birmingham  Police Told To Plan for 4,000

beta alk, Sabin Candidates  Nobel Prize Won By 2 Britons, Australian

SAIS, SABIN LOSE OUT: ee  Two Britons, Australian Awarded 1963’s Nobel Prize For Medicine

Nobel Prize For Medicine To Britons   Award Is Made Jointly In Stockholm

-AUSTRALIAN, 2 BRITONS WIN— Nerve Research B rings  Nobel Medicine Prize

Pair Of Britons Nobel Winners  Nerve Cell Work Brings Awards, Record Prize Fund

Three Given Nobel Medicine Prize  For Research In Nervous Diseases

Three Share Nobel Prize For Medicine   Two Britons And Australian

Researchers Win For Study Of Nerve Cells   Award Is Worth $51,158; Salk, Sabin Considered

Award For Medicine  Is Listed   Three Honored For Study Of  Nervous Diseases

Senate To Vote On Speed Limit  Leaislature Beains   Legislature Begins Next-to-Last Week

Speed Limit Boost Eyed   Ohio Senate Studies Rules For Expressways

Speed Limits Bill First On Senate’s List  Week May Bring Enactment Of Most Of Rhodes Progran

Plays for Grandstand Khrush Uses Own Yardstick To Measure Economie Gain      By JOSEPH D. HUTNYAN United Press International

Says Khrushchev Carried Away by Own Oratory When He Talked About Economics

Judge Demands Integration of All 0.C. Schools   Order Effective In September

TEN STORES BURN; LOSS IN MILLION!   Firemen Battle WindWhipped Blaze Seven Hours; Were Ready To Dynamite Buildings In Path.

Nikita Says  U.S. Target  Of Missiles 120 Said Aimed In Case Of War   Vardaman Called  Wallace Sets Strategy Talk ForLegalAid

Warming Promised Keystoners:  Most Of US Gets Cheerful Spring Bow, But Pennsylvanians Shiver

VATICAN CITY (UPI) —Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller will have a_ private audience with Pope Paul VI Wednesday, Vatican sources said vesterdavy.

Before Integrated Audience  President To Speak At Capital Despite Objection By NAACP

Beginning July   Priorities Adopted For Road Projects Costing$ 58 Million

 POLICE WARNING — ‘DON’T LEAVE KEYS IN UNATTENDED CARS IN TOWN OR COUNTRY  Note New Pattern ' Of “Series’’ Auto  Thefts in Area

POLICE WARNING — DON'T LEAVE KEYS IN UNATTENDED CARS IN TOWi OR COUNTRY  Note New Pattern Of “Series” Auto  Thalie "1 Aen.

East Brady, Applewold Get Citations   Lutheran Churches Plan For Study of Catholicism

Learn About Other Fella Lutheran Group Asking Studies On Catholicism

They're Mad At Everybody   Mary eS a, or od  China Blasts US Re ds

Return to Classes, Mayor of Birmingham Tells Students   Second Protest March in Memphis Set for Today

Gifted Musicians Compose Orchestra Here on Jan. 29th   Critics’ Praise Hibly’ .the Musicianship -of NetherWdhe BitGarnhin .

JFK Appears To Have Sunk Tax Reform Bid   President Gives Up Possible Leverage To Prod Congress

Ready to Yield  KENNEDY HARPOONS TAX REFORM PLAN BY GIVING UP IMPORTANT LEVERAGE

Kennedy may have harpooned his own tax reform program   Gravely Concerned

Kennedy Could Lose Full Support Of Mills for Dropping Tax Reforms

Changes Due In Both Branches  Clearfield County Stends To Lese   Clearfield County Stands Te Lese One of Its Two Seats in Heuse

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   ‘Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious leatures)

Nixon Pledges ‘Legal Moves To Stop ‘Draft’   Plan Linked To Keeping Name From Any Primary Ballot

Nixon Vows Legal Steps to Keep Be His Name. Off Ballots in Primaries:

KRecommenaarion importa nt     Pentagon’s High Command Will Give Test Ban Views

Pentagon Ready To Tell Senate Ban Pact Needec   Many Senators Want Defense Attitudes Before Casting Vote

Pentagon to Ask for Test Ban Approval  Un omen ary leade ers’ Opini

Wealthy Negros Home Bombed      Venezuelan Grandmother Gives Birth to Quintuplets

HEALTH SAID SATISFACTORY _ Quintuplet Boys Born To Venezuelan Woman

Wealthy Negros Home Bombed   All Boys Doing Well  Venezuelan Grandmother Gives Birth to Quintuplets

Five Boys in Satisfactory Health Venezuelan Grandmother Gives Birth to Quintuplets

See Details In Column 4   FINAL EDITION  INDEX   Boy Quintuplets Born in Venezuela

Compromise Saves Parley From Collapse   Market Nations Accept “Across - the - Board’ Cuts Demanded by Washington.   Details Remain

Compromise Reached On Tariff Cuts   Common Market Nations OK Plan

Hear Background Music OS ATT TS AAAS 0 ARRESTS se  Ameriean Officials Visit Commie Area

US. Officials Visit Airstrip In Viet Nam  AT. Naoesnnn Lnidlaoa   McNamara, Lodge And Taylor Go To Battle Area

Legislators To Take Up ADCU Plan   Vote Puts Federal Aid Program On Assembly Agenda

biggest Fiasco At Williamson  Hikers Eat Their Words Soak Those Tender Feet

Three e Persons Killed  Offic i - Seek Cause OfPrivatePlaneCrash

Pearl Harbor Was Attacked 22 Years Ago  (Ceremonies Held In Memory Of Mer iKilled That Dav

Navy Salutes Pearl Harbo Dead On Sunken Battleshin   Photo on Page 1I]-A

Fleet of Ships, Planes in Hunt  ‘Floating Junkyard’   ‘Floating Junkyard’ Described by Pilot

Fleet of Ships, Planes in Hunt  ‘Floating Junkyard’ Described by Pilot

Massive Sea Hunt On for  Plane Crews   Debris Indicates Z ‘Tankers Carrying 11 Down Off Bermuda

GOP Plans Selected Kecheck  Dems Vote to Ask for New-Con Recount

Republicans Also Check Some Areas   Democratic State, Central Group Mulls Partial, Complete Coun!

- ° = Replaces Controversial 561  School Act Signed By Gov. Seranton

(bening tne News  Only Fear Of Violence Make: Whites Act On Integration

Bureau Cannot Manage Land, But Can Encourage Others  New Federal Agency May Boost Recreation In Area   Prove To Bureay

sureaquy cannor Manage cand, Bur Lan elihchadt: hal WIiNners  New Federal Agency May Boost Recreation In Area

Border Pact Concerns U. S.  Red Chinese and Pakistan Sign New Anraamen ry

Might Hurt Kashmir Talks...  U.S. Shows Concern Over Agreement Defining China-Pakistani Border

In In Russian, From Charlotte  Old Red Army Captain Will Breadeast To Cuba

Visit Includes Flight Over Apostle Islands   Thunderstorm Forces Detour of Helicopters

500 Million Highway Issue Set For Voters   Improvements Bond Expected To Clear House With Ease

Hunt for Hulk Of Lost A-Sub; U.S. in Tribute   Probe Deep With Sonar

New Information on Oswald Uncovered  Release of FBI Report on JFK's Assassination Will Be Delayed

Panel Given More Time  To Study It   FBI Data Links Oswald With Try To Shoot Walker

BUDGET REVOLT TO BE CLIMAXED BY COMPROMISE   Ranks of Rebels Are Dwindling

Assembly Rebels Dwindle, Conference Called to Discuss Compromise Program

More Fatal Accide nts On Weekends Than On Weekdays On Iowa Highways

Il Miners Alive In Flooded Shaft   Another Rescue Operation Begins At West German Pit

Hope to Rescue 11 Survivors  Men Thought Dead  Contaected in Mine

Contact Is Made With 1 Miners   German Drillers Hope To Rescue Them Wednsday

Surface Crews Locate 11 Miners Given Up as Dead  Rescue of Men  Trapped for Week

11 IN GERMAN MINE WAITING TO BE RESCUED   ‘Surface Crews Thought  They Had Perished In  j   Flood Week Ago      FUNERAL SERVICES ARE CALLED OFF

Narrow Shaft Is Being Used To Send Supplies To 11 Trapped Miners

CONFERS ON SOUTH VIET NAM Mourning, Prayer, Pledge  Occupy LBJ’s Second Day

FORERUNNER TO NUCLEAR BAN CHECK?  Mock Inspection Plans Revealed

Cruising Through Islands  Jackie Lolls Aboard jLuxury Onassis Yacht

First Public Admission By Soviets— China Fugitives Flee To Russia

\Cold Week Is Forecast ‘Sub-Freezing Weather IGripping All Of State

WhatTax Cut Plan  Means  Individual Rate Citnast Alnnauwt   Individual Rate Sliced About One-Fiith

County Progress Committee Studies  57 Ideas At Meeting Monday Noon

of aggression against Cuba and said Cuban defenses would be strengthened.   Fear Heavy Toll Or Holiday Weekend

Contract Probe:  Top Defense Men Explain T F X Roles   Alleged Pressure Tactics Denied By Subcommittee

Tips Hat to First Lady   McNamara and Gilpatric Face Senate Subcommittee Probers

Pentagon Officials Go Before Senators   Disputed Plane Contract Mulled

TFX Charges Still Flying  REE MRR a PF   Pentagon's Top Civilians Before Committee

Cc add Rights: Court Asked  To Call Off Jury Probe   Justice Dept. Says Action Is Aimed At Blocking Law  RULLETIN

Aimed at blocking federal efforts Justice department seeks  fo end grand jury probe

Civil Rights: ees  Court Asked To Call Off Jury Probe  Justice Dept. Says Action Is Aimed At Blocking Law

US. Suit Would Halt Ala. Probe   County Grand Jury Is Investigating  King’s Car Ride

 STAMICHAEL CHURCH AT KINGSLEY LETS BIDS ‘(FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOO!

Biggest Toll ot Life In Capital City   Drinking Water, Sanitary Facilities In Poor Condition

Leaves Trail Of Wreckage; Water Is Off   Keep Gale Warnings In Force in Florida; Seas Running Heavy

Capital Hard Hit, Embassy Report Says   Flora Moves West; Gale Warnings Fly On Florida Coast

VAST DAMAGE, DISEASE PERIL LEFT IN WAKE   Haitian Embassy Tells Of Cities Destroyed, Bodies In Streets   GALE WARNING SET  FOR FLORIDA COAST

Kennedy Speaks In Dublin   Talks To Irish Parliament; Gets Round Of Cheers. Annlause

MADE ‘FREEMAN OF CORK’  Kennedy Lauds Irish Freedom In Address Before Parliament

lrish Solons Cheer Kennedy   Parliament Hears U. S. President Praise Ireland

aparerapd. a Feels ‘At ——  x & F *.2..% :.2..2 To ] —   Because Ireland ‘Is a Free Country, Too’

IRISH PRAISED IN KENNEDY ADDRESS   Says Nation Has Role As Shaper Of Worid Peace   Speaks At Joint Sessior Of Parliament: Made Freeman Of Cork

U. S. President Cheered in Irish Parliament After Second Barnstorming Tour of Countryside

President Cheered  In lreland   Kennedy Calls on Other Nations to Imitate Irish In Winning Independence   ROAR OF APPLAUSE

It's 21, 8 Inches Of Snow In Watertown  New Polar Outbreak — hMAayuae Intan Niaréhaer   New Polar Outbreak Moves Into Northerr Portion Of. Midwest

On the Trail of Cancer: Part 2—  The Riddle of Cancer—and Our Life

CANCER — THE FOCAL POINT OF MEDICINE Ii  Cancer Is Riddle Of Life      BY EARL URELL Herald Trikane News Service

Young Democrats Will Have District Meeting ‘In: Carroll September 4

Student Group From Colorado Will Stay Week  33 Guests To Get Official Greeting At Party Tonight

Visiting Students  Expected at Noon  Dance Will Launch School Activities

‘Torpedoed’  by submarine Damages awarded for breaking tooth  an haevd esnaAaunch

DICTATOR VOWS TO STAY IN HAITI   Duvalier Summons Press to Dispel Reports He Plans to Flea

CLARENCE J, RUTTEN  — OWNER OF TRANSFER AND DRAY BUSINESS IS. DEAD AT TIE AGE OF 23  ee

CLARENCE J. RUTTEN — OWNER OF TRANSFER AND DRAY BUSINESS IS DEAD AT THE AGE OF 23  Funeral Riine Gnd

Soviet Seen More Active In Europe   Says Leaders Recognize West Area Powerful Factor in World

 Buddists Claim U.S. Predding ‘ 'CIA Seen Fomentine Unrest im Viet Nam

Kennedy Spreads The Red Carpet ae  President Lauds Venezuelan Chief    First Time.In 4-Year War ae South Viet Nam. Routs Cons

Betancourt Honored At D. C. Parade      Kennedy Praises Him As Target Of Dictators, Reds

Cooper Shot Still Planned Today   Huge Safety Net Spread To Catch Space Aerialist

All Systems But Weather Termed ‘Go’  Flight Doctors Say Cooper in Excellent Shape

Bitterest Winter Bows Out Mildly   Snow Flurries, Cold Weather In Spots; Rivers Crest. Ebb

Johnson Takes Precaution  Greater Plot Feared on Assassination Day

Johnson Delayed News Of JFK's Death On Chance He Also Marked For Killing

Johnson, Fearing More Assassinations, Delayed News of Kennedy’s Death

Hijackers Of Plane to Be Returnec   Venezuela Also Charges Cuba as Source of Arms

Terrorists Forced It Down Hijackers Of Venezuelan Plane Seized In Trinidad

Venezuelan ‘Terrorists Hijack Airliner, Force It To Land On Trinidad

IN DRIVE AGAINST BETANCOURT Venezuela Terrorists Force Airliner Down:

Venezuelan Airliner Is Hijacked; Terrorists Still Hold U.S. Captain

Terrorists Hijack _ Venezuelan Plane Airliner Forced Down On Trinidad In   Airliner Forced Down On Trinidad In Castroite Fight Aqainst Betancourt 

Reds Take Caracas Airliner   Hijackers Returned To Venezuela After Landing In Trinidad

Latin Diplomats Like U. S. Proposal To Coordinate Alliance For Progress

Bigger. Voice for Latins Proposed Reorganization  Of Alliance Gains Ground

Proposal Giving Latins Bigger Say in Alliance Faces Smoother Sailing

Plan to Give Latin Americans Bigger Voice '  In Handling U.S. Aid Faces Smoother Sailing

Brazilian Mov e Rejected U.S.-Backed Plan For Latin Aid Gains Favor

Brazilian Move to Dump U.S. Alliance Aid Plan For South America Fails

U.S. Proposes Greater Role For Latin Americans [n Alliance For Proares

Reject European Contributors . Latin- Americar’ N ations  May. Direct Alliance Aid

Latin Americans May Get More Power Alliance tor Progress Proposal Gets Boost

More Say For Latins Helps Plan  Smoother Sailing  Kor Alliance Work

President prods Congress on tax bill: pluas foreign aid   Latin nations vole down Brazilian plan

Alliance Plan Going Smoother  Latin Americans to Get Greater Voice

Hughes Loses $135 Million Law Suit — For Refusing To Appear!In Court Case

Hughes Loses $135 Million TWA ‘Suit  Willful Default af frdustrialist Cited

5 Stee SSeS SESS: See Sees  sWheat Referendum : = Vote On Tuesday :

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In Today's Daily News   Many News, WHUN To Accept Orders a COE eres  Book On Assassination. 0; JFK To Be Available   200 Copies Of “Four Days’ Are Available

Assessed Valuation Increases   Books On Assassination Are Due In January

cccemececceccecccmceee AT 54 Fer UCOpPy  Tribune Offers UPI’s Book On Kennedy Assassination

BN ELSES DAES A DOG I BEE OM ON  Book On Assassination Of President Out In Jannory

Advance Orders Invited  Book on Pres. Kennedy's Assassination To Be Available to Herald Subscribers

Tribune Offers UPI's Book  On Kennedy Assassination   Title Is Chosen For UPI Book On  Acenceinntinn

ways  Book On Death OF JFK Being Made Available To Daily News Readers

es ee SO ee ee  ees Offers ‘UPI: s Book  On Kennedy Assassination

No Settlement Is Reached Yet In Birmingham  King Is Taking A Personal Hand In The Negotiations

UNION SENDS BAIL MONEY TO DR. KING   Negroes Win Promises Of  Lunch Counter, Toilet - Desegregation Although City Officials  Repudiate Neactiator«.

Prospects Bright For Settlement of Raclal Ditticultles   Birmingham te Qulety Dotnonstraters faing Raleanad isons taile.

Demonstrators are released  Believe agreement will be reached in Birmingham

Marchers Released In Steady Stream   Negro Leaders Expect Unofficial Agreement Today   STEADY STREAM

Wichita Mar Holds Son As Hostage   Boy Is Found Unhurt After Dad Surrenders

World-Wide Approval Giver Pope Paul VI   Seen Another Pope Of Peace

Riot ls Called An ‘Exaqaeration’   Mayor Is Arrested After Inauguration

Illinois City Residents Are Stunned; Mayor Arrested In Sewage Kickback

Popular Mayor Is Arrested For $3,000 Extortion   FIRM OFFICIAL INFORMS

Tape Recording Made by Gold Being Studied   Phone Conversation Between Gold, Birns Allegedly Found

Probers Study Taped Records  Slain Clevelander l aavac ©... ! » Pa oe

Probers Study Taped Records   Slain Clevelander Leaves Special Data

Lukens Action Stirs Watchful Kennedy Eye   Largest Producer Would Influence Remaining Firms

‘Big Steel’ Expected — To Give Decision On_ Price Increase Today

Smaller Firms To Be Guided by Giant's Decision   Lukens and Wheeling Companies Already In Vanguard In Raising Ton Cost,

Lukens Second to. Raise  U.S. Steel Position On Price Hike Waited

U.S. Steel Expected To Disclose Its Position Shortly On Price Increase

FARM BUREAU RE-ELECTS SHUMAN Reaffirm belief in fewer federal controls

Bureau Affirms ‘Freedom Hopes  Re-elects Shuman, Assails Controls

Idaho Traffic Deaths   Bureau Reaffirms Stand On Less Farm Control

Ends 9-Month Dispute Italian Metal Workers Get ‘Pay Raises, Shorter Hours

Brown Takes  Drubbing on His Budget  Pay-as-you-go Tax Propesal ' Defeated 

Governor Calls  Special Session  Budget Slashed by Senate; Withholding Plan Killed

Legislature Cuts Budget $104 Million   Governor Hopes to Soften Part of Major Setback

Quints Take First Food   ‘Pink, Wigely” Tots  ‘Getting Along Fine’

METTING ALONG FINE  Healthy South Dakota Quintuplets Get First Feeding

Fischer Quints Doing Very Well, Doctor Reports  Get First Feeding; No Sigus - of Respiratory Ailments

Red Chinese Suddenly Halt Moscow Talks   Khrushchev Gives Farewell Dinner; Holds Policy Line

Russians Friendly At Farewell   No Communique Announced After Red Deadlock

Peking Delegates Appear to Have Failed to Patch Ideological Split

Fly Home to Peking  Nikita Fetes Red Chinese Mission—But No Accord

U.S. Jobless Rose Slightly During April   New Highs Also Se In Employment, Industrial Output

Jobless Rate Slips Upward   Despite New Highs In  Industrial Production

U.S. Takes Paradoxical Job Picture   Jobless Rate  Edges Up Amid Production Climb

Jobless and Jobs Increase   Employment During April Sets New Record in Nation

 Nation’s Jobless Rate Increases  Despite New Highs In Employment

Jobless Rate Edges Upware Despite Gains  U. S. Employment,  Industrial Output BDeoak Nees Uinhe

Jobless Rate in Country Rising  Economy Presenting Paradoxical Picture

Nation’s Jobless Ranks Gain  No Change Made Despite Gains In Production

JOBS, ECONOMY. SHOW DIFFEREN TREND IN APRIL  EMPLOYMENT AND PRONIICTION IIp-

100 March Through Business District ; Cambridge Whites Protes: Stringent Military Rules

Confer With Governor On Militia Curbs   1,000 White Persons Set For Later Protest   SAME HOUR

Whites March In Protesting Militia Control   Cambridge Businessmen ‘ Demonstrate Against Release of Nearoes

OF 14 NEGRO PRISONERS   White Businessmen Assemble at Militia Headquarters, Threaten March Over Freeing Of  Demonctratare.

(Guardsmen Are Asked To Lift Ban   Spokesman Says March Will Grow

Shore Town Group Irked By Controls   Negroes Also Plan Mareh bls Defiance Of Guards’ Order

Restriction: Protested  By Whites   Businessmen On March After 14  Negroes Released

eee Ce ee SR ee Ee ae a  100 White Businessmen Protest Ce ontrol By Militia In Maryland

Whites Protest Guard Patrol   Business Leaders In Cambridge Hit Prisoner Release

White Businessmen Protest Militia In Cambridge Today  Unorganized March Is Expected To Develop Durina The Afternoon

HIT RELEASE OF 14 NEGRO PRISONERS   White Businessmen Assemble at Militia Headquarters, Threaten March Over Freeing Of Demonstrators.

White Businessmen In Cambridge March Ir Protest To Restrictions Set By Military

IN CANIGRIDGE, HI :  No End To Strike F oreseen In Spite Of Peace Attempts

W hites In Cambridge Protesting  ‘Restrictions, Negroes’ Release

14 Released After March Threat Cambridge Negroes Appeased by Guard

RACIAL STRIFE CONTINUES IN CAMBRIDGE ee eee  Guard Releases 14 Persons When 200 Negroes Mass For Protest -

Businessmen al Cambridge Hit Militia's Curbs   White Executives Meet at Armory

Massive Rally Threatened In Afternoon At Same Time As Gathering By Negroes

Juigrowth of Racial Unrest-—Businessmen Protest Restrictions Imposed In Cambridge, Md.

Demonstration ls Scheduled   Racial Trouble Spot Continues To Seethe

Protest Militia Control   100 Businessmen To Cambridge Armory to Gripe

Oppose Action  Of Guard   Also To Counteract Demonstration Scheduled  Ry Naurags

Des Despite Mo Moves for Racial Accord No Letup Seen Yet In Cambridge, Md.

Governor Kecalis  ‘The President Slumped’ ‘He Had Said Nothing...

FEELS BOTH (TARGETS OF ASSASSIN   Worries About Bigotry Growth In Dallas. U. S,

Horrible Tragedy In Dallas Related By Rapidly Recovering Gov. Connally   HIT BADLY   THOLGHIS   20 SECONDS

INTERVIEWED IN HOSPITAL  Gov. Connally Describes ‘Horrible Tragedy’

Connally’s Story of Shooting  Wounded Governor   Wounded Governor Feared All in Car Marked for Death

Connally Recalls leeting Seconds  Of Tragic Friday   First And Third Shots Struck  Kennedy; Second Hit Governor

Today's Telearam   in Watias Episode  Connally Describes Traaic Moments

Rode With Kennedy  ‘It Was Horrible, Texas Governor  Says. of Tragedy

From Sea To Shining Sea’   Assassination Kecalled ;  ‘My God, What A Horrible Tragedy, Connally Says

JACKIE'S CRY OF HORROR RELATED a ee  Connally Recalls Fleeting Seconds Of Tragedy In Dallas

at A Horrible Tragedy!”’  sunded Texas Governor calls Kennedy’s Death

‘. . . HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE TRAGEDY .. .’  Connally Remembers Attack

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Effects of Steel Pact Puzzle Economists

Plane Burns In Everglades   Cause Of Crash Sought; Explosion, ‘Fireball’? Reported By Witnesses -

All Aboard Believed Dead In Ha.   Chicago-Bound Craft Traveled Only 43 Miles

Soviet Family Begins Stay In Portsmouth  Expenses of Visit Paid by Jaycees As Good Will Gesture

Kennedy, Bit Grayer But In “Excellent” ‘Health, Observes 46th Birthday Today

JEK Hits 46 Today; Usual Worry Eyed   Pross Seerctary Gives Appraisal On Anniversary

Jack Ruby Moved to County Jail   Accused Slayer of Oswald Likely to Face Trial in Mid-January

Tribute Paid Late Pope at Requiem Mas   Protestants Join Archbishop in Santa Fe Rites

Utah Mine Rescuers  Are Delayed  More Air Needed In Shaft Before Making Advance:

Work to Provide Air Supply for Rescue Workers   Eight Bodies Found   Eight Bodies Found In Moab, Utah, Mine

Need Of Ait Slows Mine  Rescue Job   2 Men Out Safe; 5 Reported Alive; 8 Bodies Found

Fresh Air Needed At Shaft Base  5 Men Reported   5 Men Reported Alive Behind Debris In One Tunnel

At Least 8 Dead in Utah Rescue Efforts Underway In Two Mine Disasters

Utah Rescue Work Delayed While Air Pocket Created   RESTORE LINE   LIKE HEAVY RAIN

FIGHT BODIES FOUND  Lack Of Air Slows Utah  Mine Disaster Rescuers

Eight Bodies Taken From Mine: 2 Saved   Rescue Efforts Continued for Bova

Hope Dim but Not Abandoned At Moab Mine   2 Reach Safety; 8 Bodies Found

New Efforts Made In Hunt For Miner  Man May Be Sent Underground In Search For Bova

NEED FRESH AIR POCKET IN SHAFT   Eight Bodies Are  Discovered In Night Activity

8 Are Dead; Fate of Rest  Is Unknown Efforts Temporarily   Efforts Temporarily Delayed While Air Is Pumped Into Pit

TWO SAVED; REPORT FIVE — STILL ALIVE   Eight Bodies Found, 10 Others Unaccounted For; Bad Air Halts Rescue Work 2,700 Feet Underground.

Eight Bodies Located; Two Men Brought Out   Fate of 10 Miners Unknown as Ettorts to Reach Survivors Halted By Need for Pocket of Fresh Air

Rescue Efforts At Potash Mine Waiting On Air   Rescue Two, Five Others Believed To Be Alive

Kight Bodies Of Missing Ven Found   Two Are Rescued, Say Others Alive After Mine Blast

Mine vields nine bodies  TWO RESCUED; ATTEMPTS TO REACH FIVE SAID ALIVE ARE SUSPENDED

Rescue Efforts Continue For  Missing Bova  Mining Official Raps Fellin’s Charge That Rescue Was 5-Day Jo

Eight Bodies Found   Rescue Work Suspended At Moab Mine Disaster; Hopes Fade For Surivers

Believe 5 Survived Utah Mine Explosion; Rescue Efforts Run Into Temporary Delay

Searchers Find Fight Men Dead   Fresh Air Pocket . Needed; Resene Ta Be Delayed One Day

Perhaps for 24 Hours  Rescue Try Halted   Search for Bova Is Intensified

Workers Halt To Set Up Fresh Air Base  Rescue Work Delayed In Utah Mine Disaster

ave0d0, Wilan,  Men in Mine Must Wait  Suspend Rescue Efforts to Work On New Air Base

iE resh Air Is Needed                         ‘ urvivors Is elsrad

Air Base Must Be Set Up; 2 Reseued, Condition Good. Eight Bodies Are Found °

Drillers Press Hunt For Miner  3 Probes Are Sunk In Pennsy Pit Area

May Send Man Down For Search Rescuers Press Attempts  To Find Trapped Miner

Rescue In Utah Delayed   Eight Bodies Found: Work Pauses To Get Pocket Of Fresh Air

Lack of Air Suspends Efforts to Reach 5 More  Survivors in Utah Mine

Attempted Rescue Of Five Reported Survivors In Utah Mine Blast Hits Delay Today   TWO RESCUED

eO0U weer mh pee Uwe ee  Utah Mine Rescue Operation Delayed   11 Crewmen Aboard Missing Jet Tankers

Efforts to reach men in Utah mine delayed   Fresh air pocket is needed before search for 5 believed still alive can be resumed   Rescuers continue hunt for Bova

Ufah Rescue Efforts Stalled  Fresh Air Pumped   Fresh Air Pumped Into Mine Shaft

Little Work ls Scheduled By Congress   Session May Last Until Fall

Three Big Ws Of California  (See Editorial Page, 4B)   Aegean Cruise Found Restful

Brazil Acts To Include Soviets Too   Would Broaden Base Of Alliance For Proaress Membershir

1960 Campaign   Message to Legislature  Brown Asks New Agency On Housing

Gov. Brown  Seeks U.S. Housing Aic   State Agency Creation Urged

Holiday Traffic Toll Edges Pas! 220 At Noon  California Leads U.S. In Highway Deaths

Traffic Toll For Holiday Reaches 221   Meets Prediction Made by National Safety Council

Iraqis Arrest Nasser Backers   Haiti Harasses U.S. Diplomat   Soviet Financial  Veto Of UN Seen

Italians Accuse Russia Vatican Message Text  Differs With Soviet

Empire State Has Third Fire In Four Days.   Firemen Called To 31st Floor Of Huae Building

: Involves German beauty     Profumo-Like Story May Unfold in Washington

BEAUTY HAD HIGHLY-PLACED FRIENDS Probers to Look Into Party Girls Activities

Marchers Active  Sunday   PROFUMO-LIKE Scandal Brews  In Washington

State GOP Checks Party Leader List  ~ Talbot Peterson, Carl Steiger Could be Jasper’s Successor

State GOP Workers Examine List Tc Find Successor To Claude Jasper

Investigation Implicates Police Chief, Councilman   Fish Scare Layoffs

Gov. Reynolds Lauds Tax Plan  _ Logical, Reasonable, He Says in Predictina

Reynolds Calls Tax Bill Logical  Revenue Proposal Is Due Thursday

Kerner Seeks Successor To Maremont as Senate Reverses Confirmation

Maremont Out; Seek  Successor  Senate Removes  Public Aid Boss J. 294.9 Unto

IPAC CHIEF IS OUSTED BY SENATE, 34-0   Walker, Ronan Mentioned As Choices For Chairmanship; Maremont [n Parting Blast At GOP.

Cold Keeps Tight Grip Qn Nation   New York Buried In Snow, Bismarck Ts 30 Below Zero

NoRelief !n Sight, Nation Is Shivering  Record Lows And Snow Extends As a A. RFit eleewd

Each side accuses other of violations  Haiti-Dominican crisis now war of words

Exiled Cubans Form New Government   Haiti, Dominican Republic Crisis Simmers After War Of Words

Veadiock Ena     Aid Rica Reached   By President’s Advisory Group  Caution Urged In Use Of Pesticides

Private Reception  Group Opens Quiet Drive For Romney In Washington

SHY ROMNEY PRESENTED AT CAPITAL   Reception Seen As Initial Move tn Campaian

Work Rules Changes OIC By 8-0 Vote   Railroads Given Right To Remove Men Not Required

Rejects Union Protest Against Plans by Carriers to Eliminate  What It Calls 'Featherbeddina'

Supreme Court Upholds Ruling Giving Railroads OK On Work Rules Changes

Supreme Court Rejects Protest By Five Unions   Finds No Bad Faith, Misconduct By Railroads

Unions Fail In Protest Of Proposal   Ruling Clears Way For Carriers Move On Featherbedding

Railroads Given Legal Go-Ahead To Alter Rules   Diesel Firemen, Other Employes Face Dismissal If Changes Are Made.

Rails Win Featherbed Job Ruling   Supreme Court Decision Assures Right for Firings

RESUMED BARGAINING ANTICIPATED   Strike Threatens But Showdown May Be Delaved

Lower Ruling Upheld  Railroads Get Right To Change Work Rules By High Court Today

Railroads Win Case On Appeal   Manpower Economies Are Expected Soon

Gain In South, West   Court Backs Rail Decision   Lnion Protest On  Changes Rejected

Supreme Cour Rules Against Rail Unions   Carriers Get Right To Change Work Rules

UNION APPEAL IS REECTED BY 8 100   Permits Railroads To Eliminate Featherbedding   STRIKE LOOMS   lf Manpower Economies Carried Out: Kennedy Can Delay Walkout

Railroads Face Threat Of Strike   Kennedy Expected  To Order Truce

Railroads Can Put Work Changes Into Effect Court Says   Featherbedding Issue May Cause Strike But Action Is Now Stalled.

Will Permit Carriers to Cut Featherbedding  Opinion Unanimous,   Opinion Unanimous, But Justice Goldberg Disqualifies Self

Thousands Face Loss Of Jobs   Kennedy Expected To Name 8oard To Avert Strike

Plea Made By 5 Unions Is Rejected   Opinion Clears Way For Elimination of ‘Featherbeddineg’

Featherbedding Practices To Be Eliminated ©   Supreme Court Upholds Lower Court: $592 Million A Year Savinc

Court Upholds Railroad Work Change Ruling   Action Unanimous; Union Loses Plea

Decision Affects 5 Of Unions   Says “Featherbedding” Can Be Eliminated; Was Unanimous

Court Rejects Union ‘Featherbed’ Protest—  Uphold Railroad Work Rules Changes

Supreme Court Gives  Railroads Free Hand   For Sweeping Rules Changes

Justices Rule Against Appeal By Union Group  8-0 Edict Clears Way for Starting Excess Job Cuts

Opinion By High Court Is Unanimous   Union Protest Is Rejected By Tribunal

EXPECT STRIKE NATIONWIDE IF RAILROADS ACT   40,000 WOULD BE LAID OFF BY PLAN OF MAJOR ROADS

High court oks elimination of featherbedding  Railroads face possible strike

In Washington     Probe Of Assassination Starts Under Heavy Guard

Jacqueline Kennedy  Sentine! of Bravery   By JOSEPH Lo Myth) UNITED PRES* INTERNATIONA!

Open Probe Into Steel Price Hike   Congressmen Split Over Extent of Investigation

Temperature Nearly 50: Below Zero   Tennessee Struck by Twister; Dixie Braces for More

Temperatures Drop 50 Degrees Much Of Nation Hit  By Cold, Blizzards

Tennessee Town Ripped By Twister   Mercury Plunges 50 Degrees in 24 Hours; Highways Dangerous

July 31 Set As Tentative Finish Date— Legislative Leaders Begin Drive To Wind Up Session

Pitt Will Get $30 Million Space Center  _ To Make District Prime Location for Space Work .

IRAQI REGIME IN CRACKDOWN ON ALIEN REDS   East Europeans Reported Trying to Flee; Westerners Treated Well   BLOODY PURGE   Civilians Being Armed ir War on Domestic Reds, Travelers Say

Iraq Begins Purge of Red Fringe   Western Travelers Reported Safe ‘During Crackdown

Iraq rebels crack down on all Reds in country   Local and visiting Communists reportedly heing arrested, executed by the hundreds

East European Reds Become lraq Targets   Communist Kassem Backers Are Sought Out

WHISKY SPILLED   YCAT OFilLLey  Happy to Assist in Derail Salvage

WATER 12 FEET DEEP IN PARTS OF METROPOLIS   OHIO REFUSES TO BEGIN RECEDING FOR REFUGEES

Weather Chills a Warm Welcome.... Kennedy Greets Betancourt With Praise

Latin Head Welcomed  By Kennedy   Parade Scheduled For President  Of Venezuela

Kenneay Welcomes Venezuelan Chief To Washington With Words Of Praise

Kennedy Extends A Warm Welcome ToLatin Leader   Venezuela's Betancourt Is Cited as an Example For Democratic Nationa.

President of Venezuela In U.S. for 2 Days   Praised by Kennedy As He Arrives Today

Betancourt s Welcomed In High Fashion   Kennedy Goes Beyond Formallitie: In Praising Latin

No March On Capitol Hill Contemplatec  Demonstrators Plan Huge Gathering At  * gee bic Daimiiunan

MEETING SET FOR AUGUST 28 ‘RAIN OR SHINE’   Arrangements Do Not Include March On Capito! Hill   HOPE CONGRESSMEN WILL BE ON HAND

Known as man who produced 1,000 shows  Jacob Shubert, theatrical producer, dies

Sandra B Spelling Champ  COs oge  Jefferson Girls Take Top Jackson County Bee Spots

Saiidra Boggs Spclliug Chanip  Jefferson Girls Take Top Jackson County Bee Spots          Naice OL Democracy Yvonne Ferguson Is  Third In U.S. Event:

Hope Marks Racial Talks In Maryland   Progress Reported In Parley To Ease Cambridge Tension

Talks Expected To Bring Peace In Cambridge   New-Found Optimism Features Beginning Of New Negotiations

Talks Resumed By Negotiators  Negro, White Grouy Galamn hit Hanafial

204. Reader: Get Awards At Library  Diplomas Presented As Club Membership

Ready for World Day of Prayer Service   Women of Chillicothe to Unite in Observance Friday,

PRAYER FOR...  e [ODAY e   (Copvrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Ohio and Other Areas Get Relief Fron Extreme Cold Following Long Siege

Could Give New Clues On Test Ban   U.S. Envoy To Return Today From Moscow

Possibility of Test Ban Treaty Should Be Cleared Up Soon   Ambassador Returning From Moscow with New Message from Nikita.

Nuclear Test Ban Word Due Within Week  - Ambacendar tan   - Ambassador to Return Wednesday

TONIGHT IN THE TELEGRAPH   Test Ban Up In Air   Weeks Will Telf Of Success Of Talks

U.S. Expects Quick Decision On Nuclear Ban   Ambassador Returns From Moscow Visit; Talks Resume Tuesday

WILL SOON KNOW TEST BAN CHANCES   Envoy Coming Home From Moscow With Khrushchev Message; Kennedy Stops Under. ground Tests.

Resume Test Ban Parley On Tuesday   Kennedy Orders Temporary Halt To Nevada Blasts

U.S. Awaits Soviet Stand On Test Ban  Kohler May Bring   Kohler May Bring Word Of Moscow’:  Intentions Today

Hopeto Clarify Possible Test Ban Within Week  MareCluecOn   More Clues On Red Attitude eina Souaht

Officials Say Facts May Be Clear In One Week  Possibilities For Test Ban Pact Should Be Known Soor,

Chance For Bomb Ban Gets Study   Kohler Home For Meeting With Kennedy

U. §. Should Know Within A Week  Does Russia Want Nuclear Test-Ban Pact?

Decision On Test Ban Seen Soon  * * v * * * * * * * * * * * * x   Accord With Russia Sought As Parleys:‘To Resume

Kohler Is Due Today Krom Trip   Soviets Silent So Far About Checks

Nuclear Test Ban Accord Under Study  U. S. Delaying . Tests Awaiting

Poll Tax Deadline Thursday   TO TEST BAN SOLUTION  U.S. Aide May Hold Clues      Rusk Shows Concern Over Soviets In Cuba   NO WARHEADS

Under Red Leaders... Montreal Police Find Terrorists Staged Bombinas

CANADIANS SEIZE 8 AS TERRORIST!   More Arrests Expected is Crackdown; Explosives Confiscated

8 Arrested In Montreal  Bomb Probe   Police Seize Large Store Of Dynamite: Blame Leftist Move

Judge, Staff Provide Christmas Aid  Blind Man, Wife Bungle Attempt To Rob Detroit Bank

Everyone said ‘No’ Blind man’s try at bank holdup reveals plight

NEEDY COUPLE WAS DESPERATE  Blind Man, Wife Muff Holdup; Get Yule Gitt

Blind man attemnts to rob one of busiest, best guarded Detroit banks

IKhrushchev Responds to Kennedy s Plea; Promises Tg Help in Laos Crisis

Airliner Missing  With 101 Aboard   Circumstances Indicate Craft Met Sudden Disaster

Disappears Off Alaska; 101 Aboard   95 Military Passengers And Families

AIRLINER WITH 101 ABOARD LONG OVERDUE   Big Military - Chartered Plane Lost Along Alaska Coast   MANY SERVICEMEN ON PASSENGER LIST

vi Coast Of Alaska  Plane With 101 Persons _ Aboard Is Said Missing

Teller Urges Rejection of Nuelear Paet  Father of U-Bomb   Father of H-Bomb Would Resume Test: On a Limited Basis

Pact Veto Advocated By Telles   Testing in Atmosphere Urged; ‘Ratification Dreadful Mistake’

Physicist Asserts Ban Dangerous   Would Challenge Russians lo Limit Amount of Fallout

Father of H-Bomb Urges Senate to Reject ‘Ban Pact; Says U.S. Security at Stake

Fears Pact May Be Step Toward War   Resume Atmosphere Experiments, U.S. Advised at Hearina

Says Kennedy blocked 196] tests Teller urges Senate to reject  treaty; calls for new N-fests

Dr. Teller Says Treaty Should Not Be Ratified   “Father Of H-Bomb” Tells Senators Approval Would Be Tragic Mistake

State ‘Doesn't Have To Defend Prison Research Program’  ‘Board Meddling Irks Bellmon

Bellmon Boosts Research Move Of State Board   Governor Irked by McAlester Letter

Progress in Berlin Talk Is Reported   Ulbricht. Aims New Diatribe At Red Chinese

Ulbricht Hits Red Chinese War Policy   Delivers Lengthy Talk At Opening Of Red Congress

Ulbricht. Lashes At Red China   Khrushchev Listens At Opening Speech Of Red Conference

Red China Denounced  at Parley   East German Chief ~ Huts India Attack

Khrushchev \INods Assent:  Ulbricht Flails Red China At Communist Congress

Com. Market Gets Retaliation Notice   European Market Spokesman Objects Te High Fiqure Used By U. S. Neaotiator

(S. I. Parker of Concord is one of the Medal of Honor winners who is the guest of President Kennedy today.)

Bodies In Blazing Auto   Prostitute Photographed Victims  Blackmail Ring Uncovered

Cooper Now Cleared for at Least Seven-Orbit Space Flight in Faith 7   Beautiful, Says Mrs. Cof Launch

Describes His Flight ‘As Quite A Thril’   ‘Beautiful’ Says Astronaut’s Wife

Beautiful, Says Wife Of Cooper   Describes Liftoff As She Watches Or TV At Her Home

Mrs. Cooper Calls Launch Of Her Husband ‘Beautiful’   Mom Cooper Proud Of Son

Cooper’s Thrilled Wife, Children Plan To Greet Astronaut In Hawaii

‘Beautiful,’ Says Cooper's Wife of Successful Launch   Log of Flight

Mrs. Cooper Describes Launching As Beautiful   Mother Knows Her Son Is Thrilled In Space

Wife. Daughters In Seclusion ESSERE SRNR teTI ee RR On RE on 0 OE EEO AEE SOUS NIT ee  Launeh ‘Beautiful Mrs. Cooper Savs

IN ATLANTIC, PACIFIC Recovery Forces Stand By   Smiling Wife Describes Launching As Beautiful; She, Girls At Home

nisite Tops at Bremond Rodeo ~  Satidle Club Will Elect on Nov. 3

rrr Fe Ss 2 OOS Lire daily. —— —_—Ft were errr UUM Uh Oe OS  Saddle Club Will Elect on Nov. 3   Walter Meyer Is Guest Speaker —  Record urn-Out for Farm Bureau Convention; Directors Are-‘Ghosen

(CAROLINA INTEGRATION PEACEFUL   Seven New York Demonstrators  Get Jail Terms

Tension Mounts Between Rivaling Laos Factions; Near Danger Point

SENATORS CLASH OVER APPOINTMENTS Assembly Votes Down 3 Civil Rights Measures

State Senators Clash Over GOP  Tactics on Posts  Fisticuffs Balked By Hasty Recess; Lucey Approved

Draheimand Milwaukee Senator in Clash After Action on Appointments

‘Aid - To - Education Bills, Test Ban Treaty Top Congress Johs In 1963

Long Session Of Congress Comes to End  Civil Rights and Tax Cut Battles Are Left Over Until Next Yea

Praise And Criticism Both Heard   Education, Test Ban Treaty Considered Ton Achievements

Biggest Problems Still Lie Ahead for Congress   Military Chiefs Lose Bid for More Spending

Lonéress Quits After Senate — Passes Foreién Aid Measure   Education Bills Called Major Achievements For 1963 Session of Congress; Many Bills Left

House Passes Record Defense Authorization  Despite Last-Gasp Economy Bloc s Effort

Council Says Area Jointure Not Consulted  County Board Urged To Set General Meet; Reaction Here Mixed

Dems Temper Sales Tax Stanc   Reynolds Given Confidence Vote; Hanson, Mellen, Is New Chairmar

Raids Follow London Rally   Scotland Yard Launches Drive To Crack ‘Spies for Peace’ Ring

_ Scotland Yard In Action Britain’s Bomb-Ban Group. Publishes Defense: Secrets”

Would Halt Disclosure Of Secrets   Pre-Dawn Raids Made To Find Supply Source

Typewriter Sought  Scotland Yard Detectives Raid Peace Spies’ Homes

‘Peace Spies’ Ring Raided In England  Source of Papers Baring Survival Secrets Soneht

Search Pushed For ‘Traitors  Scotland Yard in   Scotland Yard in Pre-Dawn Raids

Nuclear survival secrets told  Scotland Yard cracks down ‘on "spies for peace”

LONDON PROBES BAN BOMB PLAN   SPIES FOR PEACE RING RAIDED BY SCOTLAND YARD

Enthusiasm Is Seen At Pre-Planning Hearing On Rock Creek Watershed

AEE  Leftists Ban Aid Mission. Air America  Geneva Violatioris Charged in Pathet Lao Ouster Order

Violation of Geneva agreement charged  Laos’ lettests demand U.S. leave country

FOES FIND NO RESULTS OVER YEARS   No Confidence Motion Is Now Being Debated

TO. REPLACE POLL TAX? Voter Registration: Issue Tackled By Texas House

Rails gear for cutback  Rules changes will eliminate 65,000 jobs

Carriers Say reatherbedding To End April 8   Strike Held Possible With 65,000 Jobs Due To Be Eliminated

Work Rules Changes Set By Railroads   April B Change Will Elininate 635,000 Jobs

Railroads Ready Enforce Changes  Will Eventually Discharge 65,000

RAILROADS. START CUTS NEXT WEEK   Action Started In Washington To Avert Strike

Expect Kennedy Will Act to Prevent Strike   Emergency Board Would Prevent Stoppage 60 Days

‘Unions Ready To Call Strike  Railroads Prepare  To Eliminate Jobs

U. 5. Railroads To Change Job Rules April  Ledaral Cn   Federal Court Lifts In. junction Against ‘Anti-Featherbed. ding’ Action.

Carriers Say Featherbedding To End April 8  Strike Held Possible Wisk CEANN ick.

Rails Plan Monday Changes in Rules   Would End Featherbed Problem   Expect JFK Move To Block Strike

 . Receive Mandate!  Railroads Will End Job Featherbedding April 8

U. US. Railroads Will Invoke Work Rule Changes Monday; Could Cause Strike

President Can Decree 60-Day Delay  Unions Will Strike lf Rails Cut Jobs

Prevents stoppage for 60 days  JFK expected to select emergency board promptly

Rails Set April 8 for New Rules   Unions Expected To Force JFK To Take Action

RR Work Rules Change April 8  65,000 Jobs Slated To Be Eliminated

100 Others Hurt in Japan. ........  98 Lose Lives In Train Wreck

Panel OKes Padre Island   Plans Being Made to Push Bill Through Both Houses —

Says Delay In Liquor ls Hazare   Enforcement of Othe Laws Threatened, Hughes Warns

Australia Ousts Russian ‘Contact’ for Diplomat-Spy Really Intelligence Woman

INTRIGUE REPORTED Australia Accuses Red Envoy Of Espionage, Orders Removal

Russian Diplomat OrderedOut   Caught Spying,   Caught Spying, Australian Officials Say

Gavernment and husiness lead   Young Runaway Couple Is Happy As They Seek Independent Life

Freshman Gets Assault Charge After Shooting  KU Student Injured By Pellet Gun Shot On Oread Thursday

Brickbats Fly In Fair Dispute  Sandles Dares Rhodes To Run State Exhibit

Brickbats Fly In Fair Dispute  Sendles Dares Rhode Tea Ran State Evhkihis

Champ Riders Prepare for Rodeo Here   Cuba Takes Over U.S. Embassy

Bay of Pigs Vets Beain Mission   Gunplay Punctuates Flight From Havana

Ohio Check-Up Puts Finger On 310 Claimants   Two Toledoans Convicted By State Bureau

Sinatra's Son Kidnaped From Famous. Resort   2 Gunmen Abduct Vocalist in Motel Near Tahoe Casino

Frank Sinatra, r., Is Kidnapped from Lake Tahoe Resort   Road Blocks and a Search Have Fatled To Turn Up Clues,

Frank Sinatra, Jr. Kidnaped at Motel   Two Men Force Him At Gunpoini

Sinatra's Son Is Abducted By Iwo Men   Young Singer Taken At Gunpoint Before Stage Act in Reno

Police Hunt 2 Gunmen Near Reno   Snowfall Hampers Search at Tahoe Lake Resort Area

Sinatra's Son Kidnap Victim; Escapes Sought   Singer, 19, Taken From His Motel Room by Pair

Police Hunt 2 Suspects In Abduction   Budding Crooner Before Going On A’ California Casino

Sinatra Junior Kidnaped From Room in Motel  Singer Is Abducted Ralaen Dark  Area AFTA rR MAMh Sa

Abductors Whisk Off Sinatra, Jr   Armed with Guns, Mer Invade Lake Tahoe  Room Before Show

Kidnapers Seize Son Of Sinatra From Hotel   Four Die In Fire In Lawton Hotel

Seized By Two Men At Gunpoint   Young Singer Is Abducted At Motel No Ransom Asked

Young Singer Abducted By  Two Gunmen   FBI Agents Called Into Case; Two Men Are Being Sought

seized by 2 At Gunpoint  Frank Sinatra’s Son Abducted At California Resort

Sinatra's Son Kidnaped From Famous Resort  _ 6h Ce   2 Gunmen Abduct Vocalist in Motel  Near Tahoe Casino

—~JUST BEFORE PERFORMANCE-— ear Abduct Crooners Son [n Calitornia   Four Men Are Charged In Pittsylvania Death

ACTOR'S SON TAKEN FROM MOTEL   air Robs Youth, Frienc Before Abduction  SUSPECTS   Identified As Men Wanted For Bank Holdup: Ransom Not Mentioned

Singer's Son Hustled Off At Gunpoint   FBI Summoned: Roadblocks Set Up Immediately

Hager's trial is  April Il   Council president to face assault charge

Claims Father, Aunt Tortured Her ‘Captive’ Girl Receives  Money, Get Well Cards

why Did N.H. Go for Sweeps?  Legislature Followed Dictate of the Public's Will

ARREST OF TWO IN BIRMINGHAM iS ‘SURPRISE   Lecal Authorities Say Action By State Is Unexplained   DETAILS REFUSED BY SAFETY HEAD

Birmingham Holding Pair In Bombing   No Charges Placed Against Men; Official Hints More Police Action

Arrests Come As Surprise To Officials   Men Not Being Held In Connection With Any Specific Attack

Two Men Questioned In Alabama Bombings  ’ Pair Arrested Rx Crata Anant   Pair Arrested By State Agent: And Grilled  For Hours

Accord Reported Reached Freedom Due Cardinal;  To Get High Vatican Post

Pact To Let Prelate Go  To Vatican  3-Way Agreement Reported On Freeing Mindszenty

Medical Bill For Students Passes House   Democratic Solidarity Overcomes Racial, Religious Objections

AMERICA’S GLOBAL STRIK   House Passes Kennedy Bill (On Medical, Dental Grants

‘Stationary’ Satellite Shot Made  Would Be New Link for World Radio and TV

Algerian Gov't Plans to Crush Rebel Revolt   Army Makes Pledge of Loyalty to Ben Bella

Estimate By Wallace  Surpassed   Teen-Agers Push Jobless Figure To 4.8 Million

They Laughed At Henry Wallace But——  70 Million Jobs Now In The Nation

Employment Hits Record 70.3 Million  Total Reached In June; Unemployed Up Teo 4.8 Million.

And They Thought Wallace Was Crazy  U.S. Now Has 70 Million Jobs, Far Exceeds Prediction Of 60 Million Made 15 Years Ago

lraq Revolt Seems to Spell Trouble for Anti-Nasser Mid-Eastern Rulers

TROUBLE FOR OTHERS Revolt In Iraq Boost To Nasser   YEMEN SUCCESS   OFFICIALS SCARED?

Peace Talks Delayed By. New Demands   Summit Meeting Is Postponed

How It Wuz  HUMIDITY SURROUNDS AREA LIKE CLOUD — ‘TILL SUN COMES OUT

Girl Tells How Young Boy Friend Gave Up His Life For Hers As They Crossed Avenue

YOUNG ROMANCE DIES ON CITY STREET Youth Pushes Girl From Path ot Car

Girl Tells How Speeding Car Killec Boy After He Pushed Her to Safety

Pushed from car's path Boyfriend gives life for girl in accident

‘Boy, 17, admits he drove car  Girl, 15, tells of heroi lad who died to save her

Emergency Steps Taken By State   Hauoting- Fishing Ban In Effect, Forest Closed

Caution Is Urged  Hunting, Fishing Ban Effective At Noon. As Drought Continues

Will give military superiority  $47 hillion defense budget approved

Huge Budget For Defense  Is Approved   $47 Billion To Give U.S. Superior Fore

NO ACCESS ALLOWED TO AMERICAN   Tass Complains About Treatment Soviets In U. S.

&LOSCOM.  U. S.-Soviet Relations in  Deep Freeze  Zorin “Deplores” Delay of Talks:   Zorin “Deplores’ Delay of Talks; Boycott Meeting

Cultural  Relations  Broken Off  Zorin Can’t See   Zorin Can’t See Why Barghoorr Arrest Involved

To boycott Red good will mission  Tass charges U.S. using professors arrest as pretext

PRAYER FOR...  e JODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Kennedy Plans To Visit Pope   Private Audience, Vatican Indicates

Reynolds felis Party He Acted To Rescue State  Wins Forgiveness  For Surrendering rr... © ti... f joe a ee

Tells Democratic Rally He Acted to Ward Off ‘Threatened Destruction’

Draws Smal! SC Audience  Black Muslin Whoops It Up For Dark-Skinned Majority

Haly Next On His European Tour Schedule   Flies to Britain After Three Days. . ; In Ireland

President, Mac Begin Conferring   In Country Seclusion Kennedy Side Trip To Sister Grave

‘Librarian Gains Support in Battle To End Teens’ Romancing at Library

‘JET BOMBER PILOT  i'Reyrywem Fa’ by aac ac   Ban Teen-Age Socializing At Town Libran

ONLY 100 PERSONS ATTEND Brief Memorial Ceremony  Is Held At Pearl Harbor

Would Depend on New Revenue Taxpayer Group Urges Restraints on Spending

Robeson Ends Five-Year Self-Exile Still Enchanted With Communism

In lowa House today Present legal liquor, ‘implied consent’ bills

Budget May Reflect Changes   In U.S. Weapons And Over-All Defense Program

Military Change Expected Soon   McNamara: Budget Will Level Off Or Maybe Decline

Each State Department Affected   Dollar Slashing Estimated At $55 Million Yearly

Fire Hoses Again Turnec on Negroes   Rallies Continuing Atty. Gen. Sends 2 Aids to Birmingham

Fire Hoses Again Halt Negro March   Birmingham Erupts With New Racial  Demoncrations

Include Reapportionment:  Constitution Changes Presented To House

Result of PBA Study Pac kage of 13 Constitutior Revi isions Offered In House

Tension At Cambridge Eases Some   Curfew Regulation © Relaxed As Attempts To Confer Progress

Ban on Betting Cuts Anthony Race Crowd   Cambridge Enjoys Lull in Warfare 

Race Issue Eases At Cambridge   Nat'l Guard Chief Relaxes Some Curh: Under Militia Law

WHITES MEET, PROTEST CURB ON BUSINESS   Negroes Holding Up Actions To Allow Time For Talk   NAACP DEADLINE . SET 3 P. M. TODAY

Returned US Student Says  Russians ‘All Over’ Cuba, But Many Not Uniformec

RICHARDSON CHEERLEADERS SHOW NEW UNIFORMS   Student Says Russians  ‘All Over Place’ (Cuba)

RUSSIANS EVERYWHERE   Cuba!In Bad Shape, Food Terrible, Student Says

U. S. Student Offers Views On Cuba Visit      Claims Russians ‘All Over Place’ In Castro’s Cnba

AMERICAN STUDENT REPORTS ON VISIT  Russians ‘All Over The Place ‘in Castro's Cuba

In virtual ‘walled city’  Student reports Cuba thick with Russians

Student Says Russians ‘All Over the Place’ In Fidel Castro's Cuba

Seeks New Flying Record    Sponsor Of Beaten Cross-Filing Bill Will Try Aqain

N.Y. STOCKS  low lones Close.   Stocks Hit New Record  High Today

State Assembly Groups Advance Maior Proposals   Bills In Education. Welfare and Racing  Fields Cleared by  Committees.

Education, Welfare, Racing Action Looms  Key State Bills Presented

FIRST ‘PROGRESS ISREPORTED IN N.Y. PAPER TIEUP   Both Sides Relax Stands But Fail to Reach Agreement

Withdrawal of Suburbia Bank Bill Eases One Headache for Legislature

Controversial Bank Bill Withdrawn Ac Leaislators Attack Big Backlog

[Dollar Loss Drive Opened  by Government   Campaigns to Reduce Persistent Deficit in Payments Balance

Government Opens Drive For Dollars   President to Report To Congress Thursday On Payments Problem

British Flat-Top, Planes Search For 135 Missing From Cruise Ship

©. Survive Lakonia Disaster —  Search On For 135 Missing From Ship

LAKONIA STILL SMOKES  Mercy Armada Seeks 13° Missing From Ghost Shir

135 Still Missing In Sea Fire   877 Survivors Being Rushed To Nearest Hospitals

US. State — Department  Detied   Ready to Saeri: il ice Himself, Says Leader

Total War Eminent  In Congo   United Nations Forces Grouping al Jadotville

Tshombe Tells Men  To ‘Resist Fiercely _  DEFIES PLEAS BY U.N. AND U.S.

Question of Convention To Rewrite Constitution To Be Placed on Ballot

5,000-Mile Flights To Cuba ~~ . Soviet Airliners  In Weekly Dramz

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Long-range Russian airlift supplying goods to Cuba

Soviet Planes And Nikos   Lone Cuban Airlift   Suner Garriers Buzzed By Bombers

Life's End ‘MARTIN A, MUECKE — COUNTY LANDOWNER AND     Rites ‘Set Friday ~ At Hinton Church

Life’s End   MARTIN A. MUECKE — COUNTY LANDOWNER AND FARMER IS DEAD AT 7!  Rites Set Friday At Hinton Church

President Urges Him To Absent   Alabaman Readie: To Bar Negroes From University

Alabama Chief Ignores Appeal To Stay Away  Physical Roadblock Of Two Negroes At

Rejects Kennedy Appeal  Gov. Wallace Arrives For Stand at University

Wallace Says Presence Assures Deir Today In University City   Fresh Start Slated On Test-Ban Treaty   ‘End In Sight, Says Kennedy

INTEGRATION SHOWDOWN  Defiant Wallace Flies To Ala. City Despite JFK Plea

Wallace Will Make Stand Today   Governor Set To Bar Negroes, JFK Makes Plec

READY T COURT ORDERS IN TUSCALOOSA   President Had Urged  That He Stay Away From University   WALLACE PREPARES DOORWAY STAND

Kennedy Plea Is Rejected — By Wallace  Governor Vows To Bar Negroes At University

Gov. Wallace Defies Pres. Kennedy Plea, Flies To University Of Alabama As “Guarantee Of Peace”

Governor Prepares To Stop Negroes   Says Presence At   Says Presence At University Will Prevent Violence

Britain, Russia Make Appeal to Factions in Laos  Cease-Fire Sought From Neutral Reaqim

‘Britain, Soviet Joint Plea  Ask For Immediate ‘Cease-Fire In Laos

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS   Britain, Soviets Appeal for Cease Fire in Laos

RUSSIA JOINS IN LAOS PLE!   Moscow-London Combine in Call for Immediate Cease-Fire

CHOKING OFF A RIOT   Beach Cities Struck by Rioting Students   BOLICE FESTMVATEN +h:

Youngsters Run Wild; Fight Cops   SEE ADDITIONAL PHOTO COVERAGE  Deane 9

SEASIDE, ORE,, ANGERED  Vacation-End Student Riots Plague Police

Four Cities Hit by Rowdy Throngs   Police Arrest 46 in Oregon, Half Dozen in Porterville :

State Police Keep Peace In Louisiana  Patrol Plaquemine  After Officers Break

Dixie Protest GroupRouted. Leader Jailed   Tear Gas Used By Louisiana Police And 17 Arrested

LIFE OR DEATH PROBLEM   BORING TO RESCUE II IS AT CRITICAL STAGE

Negroes Plan Another Drive   Leader Says-He Was Bitten At  Greenwood. Misc

Ractal Tension Re OC ERE EN  New Test Of Democracy In Mississippi County

MONTHLY PAYMENTS NEARLY $200,000  County Social Security Checks Up 8 Percent

HOWEVER, HE THINKS NIKITA FEARS TENSION   Reports To President By Phone Shertly After Arrival   PLANS TO EXPLAIN BONN ASSURANCES

Slow Pace  Expected in Meetings ©   Senate OK Sought for Test Ban Pact

Predict Early Treaty Vote In Congress   Indicates Soviets Want Negotiations To Ease Tensions

Russia Signs, W. Germany will Approve  Po _= Tr "aie i   Senate To Be Given Details Of Factors. Involved In Treaty

Rusk Is Set For Senate’s  Pact ‘Probe’   Quick Approval Chief Objective Of New Sessions

Colonel Sells Out Sweden to Moscow   » Confesses Spying Against America, ‘Also, Sinee 1948

Showdown On Rights Bill Put Off By House Unit   Birth Control Request Tacked To Foreign Aid

Showdown on Rights Bill Is Postponed      Crucial Vote on Measure Slated for Thursday

STEREOTYPE MEN SIGN   STEREOTYPE MEN SIGN New York Closer to Settled Paper Strike

8d 9 BEY  MRS. DORETTA PLUEGER DIES AT IOWA CITY HOSPITA! AT AGE 59

life’s End  MRS. DORETTA PLUEGER ‘DIES AT IOWA-CITY HOSPITAL AT AGE 5?

Experiment On Religion In Schools   2 New Contexts In Districts Ave Revealed

DUE IN WASHINGTON  Powell Says He'll Issue Refutation of Criticism

 Mistaken for Chinese— Japanese Citizens In Moscow are Harrassed

Japanese Mistaken Target Anti-China Campaign Reflected by People

Near New Kensington— Boy, 4, Born Minus One Leg, Now Roller-Skates

At Conservative confab Senior lawmakers offer bid to draft Lord Home

Between Russia-Western Allies  Lord Home sees prospect of genuine coxistence

3 FIGHT FOR TORY REINS  ‘Lasting Coexistence Possible, Home Says

Coexistence Plea Made To Conservative Party   British Foreign Secretary Also Stresses Importance Of U.S. Friendshin

Lord Home Backed for Party Helm   Maudling’s Candidacy Fading; Hailsham, Butler in Race

Lasting Coexistence  x « € x« «xk * _- £ 4  Lord Home Predicts Improved East-West Relations

Suggest Home as Successor fo Macmillan  Maudling Fails  to Make Impact  on Conference

Warns Allies To-Stay Alert   Must Keep up Guard, Lord Home Tells British Conservative Unit

Leadership Struggle On. Home Claims East-West Coexistence Emerging

WARNS GUARD MUST BE KEPT UP  Lord Home Sees Prospect Of Genuine Coexistence

Britain:   Tories in Move  To Draft Home   Effort Gets Under Way At Blackpool Meeting

Senior British Lawmakers Bid to Name Lord Home  Successor to Macmillan —

On Soviet Relations  Lord Home Sees Prospec Of Lasting Coexistence

Chance Seen For Lasting  Coexistence  Wwe f¢1.efOFGUCUWD +-Er   British Lord Home Says Allies Must Keep Guard Up

‘Coexistence is emerging ‘Until achieved  Allies must keep their guards up’

Report Diem, Nhu Suicides   Viet Nam Celebrates Downfall Of Naos

Popularity of Military Coup Obvious in Saigon Streets   Pictures Taken of Slain Leaders

OFFICIALS CLAIM PAIR SUICIDES   Various Rumors Assert Leaders Shot To Death

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Economic Picture for Spring Is Bright

Instrument Class: Ate Vo-Tech Graduates: In. June; Only Va. Program

2,000 Soviet Troops On Way Home from Cuba   No U. §. Comment on Total Who Have Lett Island.

WITH TROOPS LEAVES CUBA   Load May Enable Nikita To Cleim Fulfilling Pledae

Russian Troops Maybe 2,000, Sailing Home  Nikita May Yet Make Good Promise on Pulling Forces

Russian Troops Leave Cuba For Long Trip Home Up To 2,000 Said  Aboard Gleaming White Soviet Ship

Pledge Technically Fulfilled —  2,000 Russian Troops Head Home From Cuba

U.S. Officials Mum Soviet Ship Leaves Havana Carrying Up To 2,000 Troops

Dominican Chief Willing To Have War   Duvalier Relations *Vith U.S. Rapidly Growing Worse

‘Town. and Country” Meeting — For N.F.O. Set For July 18   Speakers Pro And Con Are In Debate

KERNER SIGNS 60 MORE BILLS   SIU GETS $350,000 FOR CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT

Yanks Block  Russian Car   Military Vehicle Held 20 Minutes By American MP’s Near Checkpoint

U.S. Military Police Block Russian Car   In Retaliation For Harassment Of U.S. Sedans

American Military Police Retaliate. ‘Hold Russian Auto For 20 Minutes

Ruler Orders Red Roundup  In Venezuela  New Attack Made on Betancourt’s Life;

Newton Man Heads lowa Farm Group   Bureau Calls for U. S.. Spending Cui

New President Calls for Unity In Farm Groups   Resolutions On Policy Adopted At Convention

Anderson Will Head lowa F.B   Newton Man, 48, I: Named To Succeed Haward Hill

Juage Upholds Validity  Sunday Closing Law  Ruled Constitutional

West demonstrates rights ~ Britain sends four convoys into Berlin

Pacific Splash-Down Is Expected Early Tonight; Has “Relaxine” Sleep

Cooper is Swinging Through 17th Orbit   Sleeps 714 Hours, Has Eaten Twice During First 24 Hours in Space

Go-Ahead Given To Astronaut By His Superiors   Splash Down Set In Pacific Ocean Early Tonight  {/eazrTwTsepTTr:Ta es,

House Democratic Leaders Oppese  Income Tax Proposal Facing Mounting Opposition

Governor [acing  Tax Opposition   House Demos Speak  Against Increase   Committee Gives  Work Bill Okay

Kennedy Hails Churchill  ‘We Mean to Honor Him, But His Acceptance Honors Us Far More’

Haiti’s Bid in UN Makes. Little Headway   African Delegates Question Wisdom of Racial Issue

Security Chiefs Disagree... U.S., Britain In Tiff Over Identity Of Agent

tEEVALUATION NEEDED Eisenhower Asks Lodge To Seek GOP Nomination

Buses May Begin Operation Tonight Transit Strike Is Over;  Union Claims Big Victory

Fellin—Like Riding Chute; Throne—What A Ride As They Reach Surfac   iRescue Cost Is Unknown, State Ready To Pay Bill

Two Hauled to Surface 14 Days After Cave-in; Fate of Third in Douht

Senate Leaders Call for Action to Remove Snag to Sale of Grain   Wave of Buying Puts Stock Market Up to Huge Gain

Big Birthday Party Slated  For Lehman  Broken Hip No Deterrent to Old

Indiana State Lawmakers Open Session  ee a ee neem Riau Tn Ghat   Democrat Senators Plan To Stall GOP Action For Reapportionment

Russia Has Praspered On Home Front In The 10 Years Since Stalin’s Death

Soviet Lite Is ‘Better’ After Stalin   Upswing In Russia  Termed Remarkable

Inside Today’s Times   Since The Death Of Stalin   A Little Buying Power Has Replaced Secret Police

Cardinals Open Their — Conclave For Election   Only Prediction Heard Is That New Pope Will Eallaw Tradition And Re An Italian

Cardinals To Open Conclave Today  To Name Successor to Pope John

industry -Seekers Invade New York:  Preach Profit Not Dirty Word In Ohio

Missouri Lawyers Told- Demonstrations Awaken Public to Race Inequities

‘lear Sailing   Cooper Rested, Healthy   Honors   Returning Astronaut Due Hero’s Laurels

America Plans To Honor Space Hero Tuesday  It Promises To Be ‘Dizzying Day For The Laconic Major

Series of Cooper Parades Begins Today in Honolulu   Washington Plans Day-Long Celebration for Astronaut

To Bestow Hero's Laurels On "Gordo"— Nation's Capital Ready To Welcome Astronaut

Symington To Be Here For Fair;  Other Events Noted   Features Will. Include Queen's Pageant, Old Cars, Talent Show

Pressure On For Solution To Rail Fuss   Statement From Nation’s Carriers Studied By Unions

BROTHERHOOD HEAD REPORTS NEW RAIL OFFER   However, Spokesmar For Carriers Says It’s Not True   EXPLAINS WIRTZ REQUESTED BATA

BLFE Chief Says Union Studies Plan   Carrier Spokesman Has No Knowledge Of New Proposals

 Statements Conflict Rail Leader Tells Congress Of New Work Rules Offer

43 Aboard Craft Which Crashed in Everglades While on Way to Chicago

Sift Crash Wreckage In Florida   43 Persons Die As Airliner Falls In Everglades

Investigation Launched to Determine  Reason for Jet Crash in Everglades

Missing Jet Airliner With 43 Aboard Found Burned In Everglades Of Florida   ‘BUSTED. CONSUMED”

Miami-Chicago Airliner Crashes In Rain Squall   FROM GRAND RAPIDS

[Unions to Appeal \Board Rules Railroads Gan IKliminate Jobs of Firemen

Unions Plan To Challenge Ruling in Court   Arbitrators Say 90 Per Cent of Jobs Can Be Eliminated

Kirebomb Is Tossed Into Negros Home   Crash Awakens Family   Refers To Chief

Mississippi Hospitality?  Bomb Thrown Into Home Being Visited By Negro Rep. Diggs

Bomb Perils Negro Congressman  * ee & kok ok kok ok kok ok  Wye ehCUMEE — a ry a ue = wy _ ee   Dixie Home Damaged By Fire, Police Probe Incident

Senate Unit . Urges. OK on Test Ban  “Tyo Moves to Dela: boat. DWeteee J

Moves To Delay Action On Pact Fail   Agree To Take Pact To Floor Monday, Sept. 9 For Debate

Senate Unit Uroes OK of Test Ban Pact  Committee Bars Attempt to Delay Action on Treaty

Floor Debate Set to Start On Sept. 9th   Two Moves to Delay Action on Pact Are Rejected by Group

Senate Vote On Test Ban Due Sept. 9   What Phoenicians Think About Treaty. Page 17.

Vote Margin 16-1 For A-Ban Paet   Two *Delaving’ Move; Rejected By Solons

Senate Committee on Foreign Relations OK’s Nuclear Test Ban Pact

TANKER NEAR SINKING AFTER SEA COLLISION   Norwegian, American Vessels Crash Off  Virginia Coast   BELIEVE 18 ABOARD BADLY LISTING SHIP

Trouble North Of Birmingham — Los Angeles  Integration In Law-Not In Fact   By JOSEPH A. ST. AMANT United Press International

Racial Flames  Still Burning  Jackson Authorities Prepare To Jail 10.000 Demonstrator:      “Negro Discontented In Los Angeles

WIRTZ GIVES RAIL GROUPS FRESH PLANS   House Told Tieup Would Bring Dire Economic Results.

Harriman, Khru Confer on Laos   HINTS AT RESIGNATION IN SPEECH  Khru May Step Down

Harriman Uraes Nikifa’s Cooperation   U.S. Troubleshooter Talks With Premier And Gromyko

U.S. Envoy Holds Meet With Nikita   Harriman to Urge Cooperation to Save The Peace in Laos

So Says Admiral Rickov  ‘Impossible for Nuclear Plant ‘Aboard Thresher to Explode

Sub Inguiry Continues Thresher Nuclear Blast ‘Not Possible’ — Rickover

Taxnauver’s Hearing   Thresher Nuclear Blast Impossible, Rickover Says

Call Conclave On June 19 To Name Pontiff   Interim Rulers Make Decision

School District Reorganization Becomes Law Scranton Expresses  Disappointment In Weakened Measure

United States Will Begin Recalling Bombers — From Overseas Bases O ver the Next 16 Months

belared oTory De-Malinization Drive  ‘Under Control of Nikifa;Fear May Involve Others

Nikita Keeps Tight Rein On  Intellectuals  De- Stalinization Procram _   De -Stalinization Program  _ May Involve Red’s Premier

Khrushchev Makes New Move To Strengthen Control Over Intellectual Interpretation

N ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Creating fife in test tobe?

Fo Cement Relations . ee eee  Soviet Bloc Holds Top Level Parley

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious bFestures }

Sirli Airliner Brings Serum — Rochester Man Bitten In Finger by Rattler

Maryland Youths Arrested For Violating Curfew Law   Backed By State Troopers Wallace Delays School Start To Impede Integration Order

Bans Negroes From Three State Schools   Kennedy Intervention Hinted; Huntsville Classes Integrate

IGLCC Executive Board Meets Tuesday; Review Daeeulte OF Pramotion

Still has a long ways to go Kennedy predicts Goldwater nomination

WEATHER, CROP PICTURE — PASTURES ARE POOR  OWN CHAUINTY’C AOGTW Se&nArce

WEATHER, CROP PICTURE — PASTURES ARE POOR ON COUNTY'S NORTH fence

Good Morning   ‘BARNETT URGES NEGRO RELOCATION  Governors’ Meet Picketed

Executive Order Promised  Demonstrators Hit Segregation At Southern Governor's Meeting

Pickets March As Governors  Of South Meet   Gov. Barnett Urges Relocating Negroes Throughout Countr

WIN PLEDGE FROM BARRON Demonstrators Stage Protest At Southern Governors Meet

Governors Picketed At Meet   W. Virginia's Chief Of State Promises; Others Resistant

100 Demonstrate For Civil Rights Outside Southern Governors Meet

‘Armless Tot, 3, Learning How to Feed Herself Using Batlery-Powered ‘Arm’

An AP News Analysis  Goldwater Stull H olding  To Conservative Course

Goldwater Still Holds  To Course   Revises Views Slightly But Continues to Push Conservative Araumentc

What's Inside   STILL FRONT RUNNER  Goldwater Holds Close To Conservative Course

vrittcs say mes Afrer Midaie-Of-Koad GOP Vofes -Sen. Goldwater Denies He s Modifying His Conservative Views

The Laurened &r 19@3   Funeral ‘services ~7‘held Wednesday. for ‘Mrs. George Ryon

Babcock Gives Schools and State Custodial Institutions Top Priority

=e RACE OR LEER  Babcock Gives Schools and State Custodial Institutions Top Priority

Cuba Begins Jamming U.S. Broadcasting  Voice of America   Voice of America Estimates 1 tof 7 Still Hears Radio

CubaTrying To Jam U.S.  Broadcasts   But Cubans Sull Listen, VOA Contends

et oH ans pel Age ay ©  ll Reach ‘teers      utha Attempts To Jam  But Broadcasts Sti

Turncoat Has Sad Reunion With Mother   Repatriation Refusal ‘My Biggest Mistake’

How It Wuz  LAWNS TURN BROWN AND CREEKS ARE LOW — WEATHERMAN MAKES PROMISE (?) OF RAIN

How It Wuz  LAWNS ‘TURN BROWN AND Cl gFEKS ARE LOW — WEA’ tHERMAN MAKES  menaieat rey Ae WBAtal

Drier Air Is Due on Heels  Of Showers  See Return Of Warm. Humid

Compromise Rights Bill Eludes JFK   Judiciary Group Shows No Sign Of Dilutina Leaislation

HOLDOUTS WON'T YIELD  Rights Bill on Which Parties Can Agree Still Eludes JFK

Rights Bill Compromise Moves Fail   Stronger Measure Advocates Refuse To Alter Position

Neither Side Giving Ground Rights Bill E luding JFK Administration

WHITE HOUSE DILEMMA  Liberals, GOP Hold Fast With Tough Rights Issue   VOLUNTARY   REPLRLICANS

Compromise or Rights Elusive In Washington   No Yielding Signs Despite Pressure

U.S. Moves To Protect Negro Vote  Seek Order to  Insure Free Ballot

SEEK CURBS IN FEDERAL COURT MOVE   Local Officials Plan On Change  In Policies

Seeks Ban On Curbing Of Negroes   Justice Dept. Suit for Registration Bid at - Greenwood, Miss.

J. $. government enters Greenwood controversy  Files suit asking officials be forbidden to interfere with Negro voting activities

Court Asked to Bar Miss. Interference   Release of Jailed Marchers Sought by Justice Dept.

Less Penny- -Pinching, Please:  Collectors ,Parking Meters Contribute To Increasing Shortage of Coins

Con Men Posing As Gas Inspectors Bilk Widows   10 ARRESTED IN RED FOX HISMISSEDN

Con Men Posing As Gas Inspectors Bilk Widows   Hat Sale   10 ARRESTED IN RED FOX HNISMISSED

Emergency Aid Offered to Farmers As Persistent Drought Continues

Record Heat, Drought Sear  Parehed East   Farmers in 29 States Offered Emergency Aid -

Hurricane Is Plodding Northward   Earlier Threat Along Coast Is Diminishing

Hurricane Ginny Turns From Carolinas’ Coast, Slowly Plodding North

Now Moving Near Parallel With Carolinas  Still Dangerous; Doubt If Will _

Ginny Turns From Coast,  Moves North   Storm Apparently Heading For Atlantic Birthplace

Hurricane Ginny Plods N orthzward; Is Moving Well Out from Coasts

Wrong- ‘ay Hurricane Reverses Field, Heads Back Where She Started

Ginny Veers, May Head for Death at Sea  100 m.p.h. Winds Continue; Coast Still on Alert

Hurricane May Not Hit U.S. Coast   Still Vicious With Top Winds 100 Miles Hour

Storm Plods In Slow Path Northward   Residents on Coast Return to Homes as Warnings Are Lifted

opace LroRgrams.: Mercury Gives Way to Gemini  RIAGQAIS Tisstitanw Ta

Gemini next space attempt  No additional  Mer shots says J. 7 Webb

Mercury Space Hights Ended  Two-Man Gemini Program To Move Ahead With Snaean

MERCURY TRIPS COME TO HAL)   NASA to Move Ahead With 2-Man Gemini Space Program

No More Mercury Orbital Flights   WASHINGTON (AP) — Space Chief James E. Webb nnounced today there will be no additional project Mer-

JE Revives Panel To Hal Labor Strife   Taft-Hartley Group Will Include Union, Management Peovle

‘Heart Vessel Ruptured   Folksy Tennessean Had Visited Here Year He Nearly Won Deme Namination

Heart Attack  Proves Fatal . Stricken After Fight On Satellite Giveaway ~

Sen. Kefauver Suffers Fatal Heart Attack   Death Of Tennessee Solon Who Won Fame As Crime Buster Shocks Capital

Congressional Leaders Stunned —_s Death Came To Noted Tennesseean ‘As Doctors Planned For An Qneration

Ruptured Blood Vessel s Given As Death Cause   Taken Ill on Senate Floor Late Thursday

DEATH CAUSED BY HEART FAILURE   Left Senate Floor Thursday After Feeling Ill   Was Serving Third Straight Term: Vice Presidential Candidate In 1956

Ill Briefly, Kefauver Is  Dead At 60   Tennessee Senator Victim Of Heart Vessel Rupture

Microfilu jwrvice  P. 0. Box 8066 Dallas, Terus.   Senator Kefauver  Dies

Death Takes  Tennessee   Senator, 60 Kefauver Dies In” Bethesda Hospital

Bad Heart. Takes Away y Kefauver   MT. wD GQ Ker      Tennessee Senator, 60, Dies Of Ruptur ed Blood Vessels:  Tried Twice for President

Heart Attack Proves Fatal to Kefauver   Made Coonskin Cap Campaign Symbol in Seeking Presidency

Senator Well Known For Probes of Crime   Estes Became Sick and Reports Said He‘d Suffered ‘Mild Attack,’ Wife Arrives Late at His Bedside

Solon, 60, Became Ill Late Friday   Succumbs in Bethesda Hospital; Death Stuns Leaders of Congress

Heart Attack Strikes During Senate Debate   Coonskin Cap, Ready Handshake Were Trademarks

Weill Known Téitisdusds Twlds Sought Bemacratia Beauidanitn’ Nawiaaixa.

Kefauver Succumbs In Capital  Tennessee Senator Twice Sought   Tennessee Senator Twice Sought To Run for President

Sen. Kefauver Dies Unexpectedly After Apparently Mild Heart Attack

SENATOR BID 2 TIMES FOR WHITE HOUSE   Tall, Folksy Tennessean Was Liberal Southerner And Battler Of Crime.

Death of Senator Shock to Nation  Twice Unsuccessfully Sought Projdontial Namination

Sen. Estes Kefauver, Tall, Folksy Tennessean, Dies Early This Morning

Twice Lost Presidential Nomination   Tennessean Won Wide Recognition For War On Crime

Tennessean Twice Lost Nomination   Senior Senators Widely Known For Baules With Crime

Former Dem V.P. Nominee Dies Today   Tennessee Senator Succumhs At 60 To Heart Ailment

Lost Two Bids  For Democratic  Nominee Prize Tennesseean Had  Friendly Manner

Out From The Farms The Crusader Came  Shock. Grief Hit Nation As Kefauver. Dies    Mass Of The Angels Speeds Little Pat On

Man In The Coonskin Hat Suffered Heart Attack During Debate Friday; Died Early This A.M.

Heart Attack Kills Senator  Kefauver Dies at Bethesda This Morning at Aae of 60

Tennessean Taken After Brief Illness   Ruptured Vessel In Heart Fatal to Liberal Lawmaker

Lifelong Dream Unfulfilled: tee hind nebltalabandat  Senator Kefauver Dies Of Massive Heart Attack

Heart Attack Ends Career of Kefauver   Famed as Crime Prober; Nearly Won Presidency

Twice Sought Presidential Nomination   Ruptured Main Heart Artery Fatal To Tireless Crime Investiqator

Ruptured Heart Vessel Given a: Cause of Death for Tennessear Who Campaigned in Coonskin

Undecided on NATO A-Forece  British-U.S. Ties Unshaken by Profumo, Home Contends

Man Is Killed. Liquor Agent Hurt in Battle  After-Hours Probe Triggers Gun Fight At Parma Heights

Liquor Agent Kills Ex-Cop  State Officer Wound S. wm 48 .¢. WP  ¢

Liquor Agent Kills Ex-Cop  State Officer Wound:   State Officer Wounded In Bullet Exchange

Liquor Agent Kills Ex-Cop   State Officer Wounded In Bullet Exchange

Harvard Plans Library fo Honor Kenned   Construction to Be Started Soon, Pusey Announces

Supervisor Defends Tobacco Graders Leaf Growers Say Buyers  Are Not Truly Competing

Late News Bulletins   Plane Crashes Near Richmond; ‘Marine Pilot From Minn. Dead

Parochial Needs Are  Covered   Cost Measure Has Approval Of Gov. Romney

New Measure Would Provide For Transportation Of ‘Private School Students

Praying Negroes Taken To Jail in Mississippi   Student Rally In Jackson Held To The School Grounds: Business Near Normal!

Many to Take Thruway Tour Of New Route   High Officials to Fol. low U.S. Route 220 Line of Proposed Highwav.

SIOUX COUNTY TOP CORN PRODUCER   Plymouth County Was Tops In State In Oats Production

Rahoi Demands Action on ADC  Plans Resolution to Be Given to Romney

Ball Makes Charge at NATO Meet      West's Credit Helping Soviet Arms Production

Kennedy Claims Wheat Sales Wil Firm Up Prices   President Defends Decision to Sell Grain to Russia

Route 20 Accident Claims 2 Students    17-Day Search Ends As Lima Family  Is Found; Auto Plunges Into Stream

Unions Asked To Explain Why They Are Against ICC Handling Dispute

LAFB crash takes one life  Three parachute to safety before B47 plummets

Exiles’ Chief Resigns Post   Document Blasting JFK, Policies Released: U.S. Reaffirms Stand

Judicial Reform, Dormitory Loan, Pay Increase Bills Signed by Governor

Race Problems Flare Across U.S.   Lie-in, Hymn Sing Suspended at St. Louis Banks      Chinese Rally Exploits U.S. Racial Strife

Appointments Bill May Cause Break   Hughes Warned Veto May Bring Immediate Actior

FIUGHES. [e fstiKes ro  Open Break Threatened Upon Appointment Bill.

Violence Takes 2? Lives In N.C.  Traffic Accidents Kill 17; 2 Persons Are Shot To Death

Good news for bald men  Multiple punch hair arafting offers help

5-County Area Hit: Big Loss   Winds Up to 85 m.p.h.; Buildings, Trees and Lines Downed

Rain, Hail and Lightning Cause M uch Damage   Five Counties InSoutheast Corner Hit Early Today

TEMPERATURES AT easerTrTe Tretiseceare   US WEATHER ererar nara rire ec Ak «SEE

Senate OK's Enabling Act For State Amendment Today   Approved By Voters

UN. Adds Iwo More Nations.   Zanzibar And Kenya Boost Total To 113 Member Nations

Liquor by Drink Foes Unorganized   Methodist Church Strongly Opposed

Legislators, foes of liquorby drink, give reasons they'll fight a change

lowa Legislative ‘Drys’ Outline Their Obiections to ‘Liquor by fhe Drink’ .

Close Fight Expected on Liquor Issue  Foes See Increased Consumption, Higher Costs

Liquor Opponents In lowa Give Reasons   Action Course Is Undecided

Districts ‘May’ Merge ‘GOP Solons Cut Compulsory  Provision From School Law

Algerian Army Pledges Loyalty To President   Loyalist Troops Move to Isolate Region Controlled by Rebel Forces.

Five-roint Plan.... University Groups Study Name-Changing Proposals

Bomb shakes Ole Miss   Grass scorched, glass shattered, no one injured

Kassem Killed After Capture, Victors Show  His Dead Body  On Television

REBELS IN IRAQ MOVE ON REDS   Travelers Report Bodies Still Seen on Streets of Bauhdadl

DEAD LITTER MANY STREETS IN BAGHDAD   Revolutionary Forces Slashing At Groups Of Communists   PREMIER’S REMAINS FEATURED ON TV

Iraq Rebels Fight Armed Communists   Revolutionary Body Pushing To Clinch Over-All Control

Armed Commies Fight in Beirut; Dead Dot Streets   MAP ON PAGE 2...

U.S. Enginee! Reports As Eyewitness   Kassem Stymied In Suicide Try, Then Executed

Over-All Takeover  Assured   Picture Of Body Of Ex-Premier Shown On TY

WORLD NEWS Riots Follow Dominican Strike; Negroes Battle Alabama Police

Space Hazards Overestunatear  Target Satellite Peppered by Dustballs

Fastern U.S. Hit By Fires   Dry Forest Conditions Said Hazardous

‘In Eastern United States Dry forests, drought, make hazardous fire conditions

Kast Facing Acute Fores Fire Danger  Thousands of Acres Already Hit as Dry  Canditions Continue

Two White Men Shot, Others Wounded in Rio   Violence Erupts in East Maryland City

Violence Follows Negro March.... Two Men Shot, Four Hurt In Race Riot in Maryland

MOB ATTACKS POLICE, FIREMEN  Two White Men Are Shof In Race Riot In Maryland

Violence Erupts In Maryland  2 White Men Wounded, 4. Injured In Race Riot

Two Whites Shot, 4 Hurt  in Race Riot   Fire Bombs Hurl_ed Into Business - Establishments

IVIAAIN EG Le AAT  ‘tee Shot; Fire Bombs, Bricks and Bottles Fly

TWO WHITES WOUNDED IN RACE RIOT   Violence In Maryland After Sentencing Of Two Young Negroes Arrested For Demonstrating.

2 Whites Shot, 4 Persons Hurt InRace Rioting   Tense Situation Brings Violence In Maryland Town

Shore Town Quiet After Bloody Riot   Cambridge Scene OF Violence, Two In Auto Wounded

STRIFE ERUPTS AMID TENSION AT CAMBRIDGE   Crowd of Whites Battles Negro Throng Finishing Protest March   3 FIRES BREAK OUT   Shotgun Blast Fells 2 Men; 4 Other Persons  te Dating

s Douse Central Parts of State —  Wadena Rainfall . Totals 3.14 Inches

Rains Douse Central Parts of State  Wadena Rainfall Totals 3.14 Inches

Southeast Rivers Run High — Central Part of State Doused by Heavy Rains

That You-Know-What Race Is on Postmaster Signals °63 Big Yule Mailing Rush

LBJ SIGNS ORDER TO HELP SENATE IN BAKER PROBE  INVESTIGATORS TO rVARAIAIC’ eTAW Pi re   INVESTIGATORS TO EXAMINE TAX FILES IN MONEY SEARCH

Baker s Cash Supply Source Will Be Sought  President Okays - Tax File Checkup On His Proteae

Goldwater Wow t Be “Stampeded’  Rocky? s * Entiy va Not Speed Un Senntar’s Decistan

Goldwater Says Rockefeller Entry In GOP Race Won't Speed Decision

Sticks To Timetable   Ike Feels Nixon Might Be Choice In Deadleck Case

Barry Isn{ Speeding Up GOP Decision   Says Rockefeller Candidacy Won't Affect Timetable

Marv Ellison tosses in hat   Council candidat: seeking office for first time

Warren eyes another term  Incumbent from the 3rd Ward seeks re-election

First woman for Council   Norma Larimore is candidate in the 8rd Ward

Priest Making Bolivian Effort   Seeking Release Of Hostage Group

American Priest Continues Efforts To Free Hostages Of Bolivian Reds

‘Has Letter From Jailed  Priest Renews Efforts To Free Mine Hostages

U. S. Priest To Intercede For Hostages  Clergyman Going To Stronghold of Bolivian Miners

Snow Plow Out in May—   Hughes Raps Tax Bill, Politics’ in Legislature

Successor Hunt Tires Macmillan  Physician Says Political Crisis Shows on Patient

Doctors Say Search For Successor’s Tiring To Prime Minister Macmillan

Ex-Red Hero Gets Death In Spy Hearing  Russian Tribunal Sentences Briton  To 8-Year Term

Soviet Spy Given Death By Tribunal  Qa Vaar Deienn   8-Year Prison Term Set For British Defendan

Prison for Briton in  Red Trial   Ex-Soviet Officer Stripped of Rank And Decorations

British Partner Gets Eight-Year Term   Russia Sentences Spy To Death

RUSSIAN IN SPY TRIAL   Briton Gets 8 Years After Clemency Plea Claim British Blackmailed Him Into Espionace.

Soviet Scientist ls Given Death On Spy Charge   British Co-Defendant Gets Eight Year Term

Briton Faces Eight- Year Prison Term  Em, aes. Premio, Se Mee   Pair Convicted By Soviet Court After 5-Day Trial

Ex-Russian Official Sentenced To Death In Espionage Case   British Codefendant Handed 8-Year Prison Term After Conviction By Military Court; Pair Accused Of Spying For U. S., Britain

“ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Soviet Spy Sentenced To Death: Brifisher Given tight Years

Soviet Tribunal Sentences Penkovsky To Death; Wynne  Given 8-Year Prison Term

RUSSIAN GETS DEATH   Soviet Spy Trial Gives Briton Eight-Year Term

COURT ORDERS LAST 5 YEARS INLABOR CAMP   Doomed Russian Stripped of Medals, Army Rank   VERDICT APPLAUDED   Crowd in Courtroom Hears Military Tribunal Impose Penalties

Soviet Spy  Gets Death  Sentence Pair Convicted —   Pair Convicted After 5-Day Trial By Moscow Court

Russians Set Death For Spy   sritish Codefendant Gets Eight-Year Prison Sentence; ‘Audience’ Unhappy

2 Sentenced Af Russian ° Spy Trial   Soviet Gets Death; Briton Given Eight Years in Prison

End Of Five-Day Trial Soviets Sentence ‘Spy’ to Death, Briton To Prison

" Soviet Is th § Of Military Rank, Medals—  Death Sentence Given Former Russian For Spying; Briton Handed Eight Years

DEATH FO  RUSSIAN IN SPY TRIAI   Briton Gets 8 Years After Clemency Plea Clair British Blackmailec Him Into Espionaae.

Ex-Soviet Official To Be Shot   Briton Charged With Spying Gets Eight Years

Congressmen Report...      Northern Whites OK Negro Vote  But Draw Color Line In Housing   Ty ARNOL NSAWISLAK

WEATHER   NORTHERN FEELING ON CIVIL RIGHTS  Can't Live Next Door, But Should Vote

NORTHERN FEELING ON CIVIL RIGHTS  Can't Live Next Door, But Should Vote

Survey of Northern        Congressmen Finds Voters Apathetic —   —By-ARNOLD- SAWISLAK — United Press Internationeal

VOTERS YES, NEIGHBORS NO  Northern Whites Split On JFK Rights Bill

Cangressman. Back From Holiday Surveyed  Interest In Civil Rights Light In Northern States

Northern Folk Back Negroes Vote Demand   Congressmen Find Whites Little Uneasy

Voting Rights For Negroes OK Northerners Say   Next-Door Living Line Is Drawn Survey Reveals

Northerners Support the Negro Demand to Vote In South, But Not to Live Next Door in North

ourvey Ur Yankee Congressman snows:  North Backs Negro Voting Rights In Dixie: Neighbors At Home? No

Survey of Yankee Congressmen — oe  Northerners Back Negro Voting But Against Them ‘as Neiqhbors

Valachi Tells Senators About World Of Crime In Closed-Door Session

Turncoat Thug Tells Senators  About Crimedom   Closed-Door Session Precedes Hearings Today

Public Testimony Set Today Senators Hear Valachi Tell Underworld Secrets

Valachi Heard In Private Meeting   Open Hearing Scheduled For Today On ' Qraanizved Crimea In Tha IInited Statac

Testimony Set Today By Valachi  Mobster Appears   Mobster Appears Before Television

Committee Questions Valachi  Will Be Heard In Open Sessior Of Senate Toda

DopePeddler Killer Under Heavy Guard  Testimony Will Be Repeated Today In An Onen Hearina

Valachi Will Repeat Story (n Television   Hoodlum Testifies On Crime Syndicate Before Senators

Public Hears All Today Crime Probers Give Preview  Of Little Man’s Big Secrets

Turneoat Con Most Relaxed After Hearing  BD..hlia Laan nave CLK OS!   Public Hearings on Big Crime Syndicate Set to Open Today

Accuses Wilson of insolence Macmillan defends role in Philby case

‘Wanted To Keep G oing ‘Runaway r rain Rolls, Boy’s Feet At Controls

RUNAWAY IN THE YARDS"  Armless Boy, 12, Pilots Locomotive on Wild Ride

‘JUST WANTED TO KEEP GOING’ _ Armless Boy Pilots Runaway Locomotive

‘Runaway in Yards’ Warning — Armless Boy Takes Ride In Rail Switch Engine

REPORT DEMOS HAVE PLAN FOR REDISTRICTING   NEXT SATURDAY FINAL DEADLINE FOR COMMISSION

Baltimore Police Arrest 100 Racial Demonstrators   Related Story Page 13

House Commiffee Votes In Favor of Income Tax Slash   Gut Will Average About 18% Ber Cent Por Moat Tasaavara.

Average Is Estimated As 15.5%   Proposal by Treasury On Individual Rate  Wins Acceptance   Okav Timing

‘Here Is How Proposed Tax Measure May Affect American Pocketbook

House Panel OKs Tax Slash   Average Cut Is Set At About 1512 Pet.

House Unit OK’'s Income Tax Cut; Estimated Average: 152 Per Ceni

Measure Has Long Way To Go  Planned Tax Bill Would Result In Lower Payments

Average Saving—15.5%  Tax Bill as It Now Stands Would Cut Cost to Individual  Measure Has Long Way To Go But Pattern Begins To Emerge

What New Tax Bill Will Mean To You If Approved:   By EDMOND LEBRETON

Tax Bill Has Long Way To Go Before Approval   Ry FDMOND LFRRETON

Bill Would Allow for 152% Cut   House Group Would Begin Plan in 1964   For What a Tax Cut Means to You See Page Five

WHAT BILL MEANS IN DOLLARS AND CENTS  Every Taxpayer Has Interest in Cut   By EDMOND LEBRETON

mverage saving -- loz Per Cent  Heres What Tax Plan May Do To Your Pocketbook

SOME SAVINGS TO YOU: New Tax Bill Is Advancing; Here’s Info   Ry EDMOND LEBRETON

Lo Sead ar eR EME TRAE MR Ne eae  ON THE INSIDE PAGES   ‘As Things Stand Now, Tax Measure Will Cut Your Tax Payments   By- EDMOND LERRETOW

How New Tax Bill Would Affect You   Almost Everyone To Get Reductions If Measure Passed By Congress   Re FDVMOND LEBRETON   VARIABLE INCOME   LONG WAY TO GO   OLDER PERSONS

If and When Measure Is Passed . .  What Tax Bill Will Mean for You   BY EDMOND LEBRETON

INCLUDED IN DILL © Committee Votes For Tax Slash   LONG WAY TO GO  What Would Tax Bill Do For You ?

First Of All, It Would Cut Taxes  A Glimpse At How Tax Bill Will Affect You

‘House Committee Votes Tax Slash  Proposal Sets Rates  At 14-70 Per Cent

Bill Would Cut Tax Payments  For Most American Families   By EDMOND LEBRETON

To Most It Could Mean 15.5% Cut   (See Interpretive Story On Page 1)

Don’t Count Your Tax Savings Yet, But There Is Some Hope   House Group OQkays Slash   Lucky Deals

Ways And Means Panel Votes For Income Tax Cut   Committee OKs Siash Averaging 15.5 Per Cent

 Long Road of Enactment Lies Ahead, However ‘Lower Payments Are Due for Tax Bil   By EDMOND LEBRETON

The Income Tax Bill-What It Means inDollars and Cents   Rwy EDMOND LEBRETON

Bill could mean savings for American tax payers   By EDMOND LEBRETON

BREAD AND BUTTER INTEREST Dollars and cents meaning of proposed tax cut to you

Action Pending On Question of Corporate Rate   September House Debate Expected

Tax and You Mr. Average Taxpayer Would Save About $100 In Tax Cut  If Congress Accepts Measure   By EDMOND LEBRETON

Garden Sass   A Slug of Debts, A New Tax Bill and You—That's Paradise?   Ry EDMOND LEBRETON

Income Tax Cut Voted By House   Would Average 1344 Per Cent  For Most Taxpayers Treasury Says

Panel Okehs Income Tax Rate Slashes   Action Would Result In Average 15 Pct. Cut For Most Taxpayers

Pronosed Tax Cut Measure Will Ease Yearly Pain!   Okavs Slash   BY EDMOND LEBRETON

IF IT’S PASSED  Here’ s What Tax Bill Would Mean  to Your Finances

"\Long Road of Enactment Lies Ahead, However  ‘Lower Payments Are Due for Tax Bil

Sandy Koufax Stops Yankees, 2-1; Dodgers Sweep Series Four In Row

‘urning: The Tables On The Yanks  The Dodgers Do It In F our Straight Series Games!   Series Hero  Happy Dodgers Splash Koufax With Champagne

It’s Beginning To Thaw In N.C.  Severe Cold Has Contributed To At

Union Orders 60,000 Dock Workers — To Return to Their Jobs Today

Dockers Go To Work   Longest, Costliest Walkout In’Maritime History At End

Dock Unior Calls End To Strike  ILA Orders 60,000 Back To Piers By 8 A. M. Today

60,000 DOCKERS RESUME WORK THIS MORNING   Costliest Walkout Evel Idled Ships on East, Guif Coasts   Local Problems Threaten. ed to Delay Settlement  Im @naith

ILACALLSE TO EAST - GULF DOCK STRIKE   Orders 60,000 Back To Piers; Vessels Prepare To Go   JFK WAS “FED UP” BY LONG WRANGLE

Order Given After Threat In Galveston  Workers Due Back on Piers

Dockers Going Back To Jobs This Morning  Order Comes Afte President Says He   Order Comes Afte: President Says He Is Fed Up

BATTLE OF THE CHINS U.S. Razor Blade Manutacturers ~Eneage In Stainless Steel Fracas

Will spell ‘centennial’ correctly ‘on Battle of Gettysburg stamp

Winning Design Goofs  Post Office Promises to Spell Centennial Correctly on Stamr

: Entertainment, Education  Children Never: Tire Of ‘Heritage’ Records

Entertainment, Education ; eeeeeeeeeeeeeeerectneeanesereeeeeeetestseeseessesshseetseeenssstenseeseensenstnsnsessncesnnstsnennenesenst  ‘Children Never Tire Of ‘Heritage’ Records

Lake Milton Man Admits Crime Spree  Ohio Authorities To Return Zirwas

Zirwas Will Face Charges  Ohio Officials Arranging For Return Of Fugitive

School Building Bil  Goes to President   Orbiting Manned Spac« Lab Planned for 1968

Soviets Send Vostok 5 Into Orbit   Romanov And Juliet Marathon In Space Seen As Next Step

Soviets’ Fifth Manned Space Ship Launched  Another With Woman Aboard May Follow

U. 5. Expects Second Launching shortly   Young Russian Air Force Pilot May Remain In Snace Fer Record 8 Days

Soviets Launch Fifth Manned Space Vehicle   Flight of Air Force Pilot, 28, Believed First Step In Tandem Marathon.

Soviets Ditch Moon Efforts To Buy Food   Agriculture Crisis Forces Outside Buying

In Withdrawing from Moon RaceRussia Forced To Put Food Before Rockets:

Red-Seized Ship Waits For Escort   Will Be Taken To Brazilian Port As ; Aim Seen Thwarted

U.N. Troops Tighten Hold Or Elisabethville   Goldwater, Dodd Denounce Action

United Nations: PSE aes  Home Seeks “Directives”  For Summit  Guarded Approval For Meeting Is Given by Britain

Soviet Summit Proposals Gets Cautious Nod   British Envoy Says Clear Diréctives Needed for Meetina

British Secretary Approves Summit   Lord Home’s Agreement  ‘Guarded’

With Reservations... .  18-Nation Summit Meet Approved By Lord Home

Guarded Summit  Approval   Lord Home Warn: Advance Planning Must Be Complete

Warns Directives Must be Drafted in Advance to Give Value to Sessions

Lord Home Warns Clear Directives Needed— Cautious British Approval for Disarmament Summit Meetin

Guarded Approval Is Given  Britain Is Anxious (in Niaselaar Tani

Britisher Gives Guarded Okay In Summit Plan   But Home Cautions Clarification Due On Many Key Points

Guarded Approval for Soviet Summit   Lord Home Gives Okay to Proposal for 18-Nation Talks on Disarmament

Home Hints He Backs Summit   Clear Directives Needed In Advance For Value, He Says

Britain Gives Guarded OK to Summit Meet  18-Nation Parley Urged Te Wo rk Out

Home Backs Soviet Plan For Summit   18-Nation Parley On Disarmament Urged By Kremlin

Britain Gives Guarded OK To Summit Meet   18-Nation Parley Urged To Work Out  Disarmament Plan

For 18-Nation Meet On Disarmament—  Home Gives Guarded Approval To Summit

Briton Gives Nod To Red Request For Meeting Of18 Nations On Disarmament

Delegates Would Discuss Disarmament  Home Approves Soviet Summit Meet Proposal

Britain Gives Guarded OK To Summit Meet  18-Nation Par Urged To Wo re Out  PRR ERE a a 8 3=—

Wants Clear Directives  Home OKs Soviet Union Proposal On Disarm Talks

Peak’s West Ridge Scaled — Another Everest First ‘Scored By 2 Americans

ORT EE ee PRUE EE E OF EEE  Two Railroad Crewmen Slain In Parked Enaine

Mail Action Draws Fire By Halleck  GOP Leader Says   GOP Leader Says Post Office In ‘Blackisek? Tre

Halleck Claims Congress Being ‘Blackjacked For More Money By U. S. Post Office Official:

Halleck Blasts Post Office Move  GOP Leader Charge: 4BlaebLia-L! Até¢kamnk

Postal Chief Said Using ‘Blackjack’   Halleck Says More Money Wanted For Services

Rep. Halleck Cites Service Cuts  Postal Officials Accused In Blackjacking Congress   6 Ohio Post Offices Affected In Fund Cut

 It Has Worked Before Cut In Postal Service Seen As Cry Of ‘Wolf’

GOP Leader Says Postal Officials Are Trying ‘To Blackjack Congress’

Halleck Rans U.S. Postal Officials   Says They‘re Using Cutting Mail Service Threats to Get Funds

Blackjacking Congress?’  x xk & x x x« x Postal Officials Threaten Curtailed Service

Day Blasted Over Postal Service Cut   Rep. Hallech Claims Postmaster General Pressuring Congress

P.O. Accused Of Blackjack’ Techniques —  Halleck Assails Threat  To Reduce Services

Halleck Hits Post Office Department  Postal Officials Threaten To Cut Mail Garvuira

Mail cut back i" threatened  Postal officials  LT SP evten lhe + et eR

HALLECK SAYS POSTAL HEADS USE BLACKJACK   CHARGES THREATS MADE TO REDUCE SERVICE OF MAIL

Posial officials trying ‘blackiack for more funds, Halleck claims

P.O. Service Reduced If Funds Cut  $92 Million Whacked   $92 Million Whacked From Budget By House

Cease - Fire in Laos Violated by Red Troops   Pathet Lao Forces Reportedly Capture Neutralist Town

Adlai Given Rough Time Stevenson Is Spat  On, Rapped On Head. In Dallas Appearance

Adlai Stevenson Subjected To Abuse By Aroused Mob After Dallas Speech

A Disgrazeful Display  Adlai Cursed, Beaten, Spat Upon In Dallas; Birchers Are Blamed

STEVENSON SPAT ON, BOOED, JOSTLED AT UNITED NATIONS DAY TALK IN DALLAS

WALKER FOLLOWERS BLAMED  U. N. Ambassador Attacked After Dallas Peace Speech

Scranton Tax Proposals Hit By Top Dem   Polen Tells Editors It Will Be Opposed By Minority Party

Predicted By House Leader— See No Demo Support For Scranton Tax Hike

ON RED TROOPS IN CUBA Stennis Foresees Need  For Ultimatum By U.S.

RUSSIAN BUILDUP UNDER PROBE   U.S. May Demand Soviets Pull Cuba Troops

U.S. May Demand Soviet Troop Pullout From Cuba   De Gaulle Said Deadlier  Threat Than Communism

Sen. Stennis Says U.S. Might Be Forced To Demand Russia Also Puli Cuban Troops

Mayor Issues Clean Water Proclamation   Period Preceding Special Bond Vote Oct. 8 Desiqnated

- In UN Policy Speech: Home. Warns. R. China.  ‘Against Nuclear Conflict

‘Home Hails New East-West Relations, Issues Warning To Red China, Asiatics

Welcomes Soviets  British Secretary Warns Communist China Nuclear War Would Annihilate If

White Scarves   White ocarves Exchanged  American Takes Sikkim Vows

An Exchange of Silk Scarves American Socialite, 22, . — Becomes Majarajkumarani

U. $. Socialite Weds Prince Girl, ri eoanines HH;  maiavan PFPracrcrnrec

in strange Ceremony. ., American Girl Becomes. Crown  Princess Of Small Himalayan State

Exchange Of White Silk Scarves Marries American Girl To Crown Prince Of Sikkim

At Mahaffey Meeting . .  State Treasurer Calls For Democratic Turnout

Argoud Abduction Probe Bidault Bids for Asylun  On Arrest in Germany

George Bidault Seeks Asylum In W. Germany   Ex-French Premier ~, f° ., § i. FF  #G¢ _   Ex-French Premier Predicted De Gaulle Will Be Overthrown

Bidault Held  By Bavaria  Authorities Asks Asylum  And Protection

Algerian Wai Sefflement Is Reported  _ Sources. Say Both Sides Have Okayed

Hughes Critical Of Committees   Democratic Process Is Short-Circuited

Governor Repeats Criticism   wernor Nepeats Criticism  Hughes Hits Legislative Delays

Dome May Rise Over Statehouse   But It'll Go To New York's Fair First

Inside Today   Man Versus Nature  Nearly All 750 Residents Of Mexican  Community III With Various Diseases

Nature Hard On Mexicans  Nearly All 750 Peons In Community Ailing

IDISEASE, FOOD SHORTAGES Drought, Heat Cause Suffering In Mexico

In Civil Rights Program Hearings ———— Discrimination  In Unions Cited

Missile Shot *“Wonderful:’ SJKK Smiles   Ad MISSILE ... From Submarine

Rocket Flight Perfect  Kennedy Grins As Polaris Sub Hurls Missile

U.C.L.A. 14 Washington 0  Kentucky 19 Baylor 7   JFK Pays A Visit  To Cape Canaveral

Hits Target 1,500 Miles Away  Kennedy Views Firing Of Underwater Missile

MEDIATION ROLE FOR W. GERMANY  Adenauer, De Gaulle Air Market Issue

But EEC, NATO Picture Still Unclear  Franco-German Pact Signed b oma!

Bonn Leader. De Gaulle To Tackle Issues  Agree On Treaty Of Cooperation By Former Enemies

Adenauer Under Pressure To Mediate Crisis Stemming From De Gaulle’s Rejection Of U.S. Nuclear Plan, Common Market Policy

Chance To Break Deadlock Seen  New Test Ban Talks Open In Washington   Adenauer And De Gaulle Talk

Army Group Asks Revolt In Argénttiva   - Appeal Issued To Stop Reds’ Effort To Seize Control  Biikti&®FTt ww

Rebels Threaten To Bomb Army Base  Military Revolt Hits Argentina

Argentine Army Proclaims Revolt   BUENOS AIRES (UPI)—A group of army generals oday proclaimed a revolt “to prevent the establishment yf a pro-Communist government” in Argentina.

Lol nm  Negroes Prodded With Poles —_  Violence, Arrests     Continue In South

‘TREATED LIKE CATTLE’ Drag Screaming Negroes From Race Demonstratior

Police Use Electric Cattle Probes Against Negroes In Gadsden, Alabam«e

Yi. ZY nun  © nies  CULLMAN, ALABAMA, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1965      Viet Nam Warned Of U. S. Aid Cuts

Stocks End Day Mixed  —Page 13   U.S. Hints Drastic Cuts In Aid to Viet Nam Reaime

Diem Troops Crush Revolt by Students   Lodge Presents Credentials as American Envoy

Kennedy Calls CIA Director Into Huddle   Intelligence Chief Summoned to Fla. Meeting

Fred Hurl Hospitalized   entagon Resentment Bared  Retired Admiral Rips McNamara

McNamara’: ‘New Era’ Under Fire   Ret. Adm. Andersou “Yells Press Club Of ‘Alarming Perils’

More Businesslike Demo  Old Wheels Turn Slowly Congress in [ke’s Time

Brown Requests GOP to Join  Racism Battle    California Governor Continues  Blast Against ‘Goldwaterism’

Six Former Poster Children Gather Today For March Of Dimes Opening

MARK SILVER ANNIVERSARY  6 Of March Of Dimes Poster Children Meet At Coshocton

Sen. Taylor Ts ‘Neutral’  On Revision   Constitutional Reform Bill Is Touchy issie

Iraq Mobilizes"           Armed Forces: Placed Under -Command of. Syrian-Leaders

lraq Mobilizes Army, Air Force  Armed Forces Under Command of Council

On Alert   Action Taken Following Clashes Between Syria And lerseal

lraq, Israeli Dispute Looms  Troops Placed on Alert After Air, Penna Clackacs

Iraq To Aid Syria In Fight With Israel   Mobilizes  Armed Forces

Border’! Strife Reperted  Traq Alerts Army ‘To Aid Syria Th...  Clash With Israel

Both Sides Claim Air  Violations   Baghdad Radio Says Government Will Support Syria

Iraq Mobilizes Army And Air Force On Alert After Syria-Israel Clash

Iraq Military Units On An Alert Basis   Ready to Aid Syria in Dispute With Israel.

lraqi Rulers Vow to Give Military Support to Syria Against Israel

lragi Military Placed on Alert  Act Follows Syrian, leraeli Rardoar Clach

lrag, Syria Join Forces  Anti-Israel Threats   Anti-Israel Threats Hurled by 2 Nations

lraq Forces Put on Alert   Armed Units Put Under Command Of Syrian Revolutionary Council

lraa, Syria Join Forces   Anti-Israel Threats Hurled By 2 Nations

lraq Mobilizes Army, Air Forces On Standby Alert Against Border Clashes

NEGOTIATIONS TAKE BRIGHT NEW TURN   Labor Department Offer Conditionally Accepted  CITIATION   Still Regarded Critical By Wirtz; Lawyers Hold Key Meeting Today

UNION MOVE MAY RESOLVE RAIL DISPUTE   Men Accept Wirtz Arbitration Offer On Binding Terms

Union O.K. Spurs Rail  Negotiations   Conditions Put On Wirtz Plan For Arbitration

S ight Hope For End Of Rail Strife  Oo Wirtz? Proposal   Oo Wirtz? Proposal «Qkayed By Unions

Arbitration on Key Issues Wins Approval   ‘We're by No Means Home,’ Declares Secretary of Labor As Deadline for Strike Nears

Union Legal Aides Meet  With Wirtz:   Conditional Okeh For Arbilration Of Twe Issues Given

Partial Union OK On 2 Key Issues Cheers Rail Talks   ‘No Real Settlement Reached Yet;’ Attornevs Meet Today

Acceptance Raises Hopes For Settlement  Management Doubts Sincerity, Cites Labor’s Reservations

Threat of National Rail Strike Eases  Union Accepts Arbitration Offe: For Two Key Work Rules Dispute:

Arbitration Is Closer on  Rail Dispute   Conditional Union Acceptance Given To Wirtz Proposal

Provisional Okay Given Wirtz Plan   Carriers Agree To Proposal; Threat  Of Strike Eased

Seen Major Breakthrough In Deadlock   Negotiations Continue; May Prevent Strike Called For Aua. 29

FLOYD, CHAMPION RABB!T   Talks Inch Forward -“Rail Union OKs Arbitration

Union Backing Spurs Hopes On Railroad Peace   Acceptance of New Plan Limited By Certain Conditions

Provisional Acceptance Given By Unions to Wirtz Proposals On Two Key Issues

Far From Settled Rail Strike Threat Lessens ‘As Key Issues Discussed

‘BY NO MEANS HOME’ Rail Arbitration Proposal Gets A Qualified Approval

Ne ETENSE TD NONE IRAE CENT PRE Natt te tw he 0 WA a EE Ne  See maior breakthrough in rail dispute

Negotiations in Rail Dispute Go Forward Slowly   Arbitration Proposal Accepted Tentatively

TODAY IN WASHINGTON Refuses Say Whether U. S. Troops In Viet Nam Now Allowed To ‘Fire First’

WASHINGTON ITEMS U.S. Still Expects To Land Man On Moon In This Decade

For Fischer Quintuplets      Survival Chances Are Getting Better

Four Girls, Boy Born Early Today   Mother, 30, Has Five Other Children; New Quints Doing Well

DAD MAKES $76 A WEEK  Quints Born To Mother Of 5 In South Dakota

Second Set Of Quints In a Week   ‘Fine Babies,’ Says Doctor of Newborns In South Dakota

Mother Of 5  Has Quints - — Doing Okay ©  WAR Thee T here Were i er

INE, TWO, THREE, FOUR---AND FIVE!   ne TN ET +  QUINTS BORN TO SOUTH DAKOTA PAIR

Four Girls, Boy Enter Second Day   Parents, Still Numb, ‘Glad It’s All Over’

Father Proud but Dumbfounded . . .  Quintuplets Are Born in Small South Dakota Prairie Hospital

Cost Climbs To Billions But... Same Old Reasons Prompt Space Race

TWO PERSONS KILLED  IN HEAD-ON CRASH  NEAR ORANGE CITY Dead Are Retired

TWO PERSONS KILLED IN HEAD-ON CRASH NEAR ORANGE CITY  Dead Are Retired Farmer, Alton High  @itewt Ma... ek

TWO PERSONS KILLED  IN HEAD-ON CRASH  NEAR ORANGE CITY Dead Are Retired  Baoemanwe Alene bLitnk

Revised treaty draft planned  U.S. to offer concessions to Soviets for test ban

Fr  om Allesandroni Report .. . Bradley in Defense Of Administration

Sanford Calls For Increased Appropriations In Education And For Construction Outlay

YOUTH-LED MEETING —  David Farmer Is Ist Speaker in Fairview Revival

Mateo Bus Strike IsSet On Saturday  No Hepe Seen Te Delay Woalkaut

Mateo Bus Strike Is Set For Saturday  No Hope Seen To Delay Walkont

Minuteman Problems Multiply   Target Failures Of ICBM Rocket Worry Canaveral

Rockets Quit   Rockers Quit Minuteman Missile Plagued by Failures

Just How ‘Ready’ Is It?  Our “Minuteman” ICBM, \Declared War-Ready In 'Dec., Misses: Its Target

New Test Ban, Disarmament Talks fo Open  U.S. Sees Chance Of Reds Relaxing Stand on Contro

U. S., ‘Russia Resume Talks On Test Ban   U. S. is Optimistic Of Some Success In Discussion

Civil Rights Demonstrations To Be  if  Held Next Week In Many State Capitals

eIVelT IEosIOr  Assembly Appropriations Unit in Bone-Picking Mood At Hearing for State Funds

"e a S d  Little About Him To Warn World Oswald Remembered As Eccentric     n f r

= epee Sess -Seastesssnsasssesntsisnsttessasshestisniteneansemsnenes  A LONER WHO READ KARL MARX A LONER WHO READ KARL MARX  Oswald, The Accused Assassin

‘WAS REMEMBERED AS ‘LONER’, OFTEN INVOLVED IN FIGHTS —  Oswald Was Regarded as an Eccentric but as Just Another Face in the Crowd

A Seething Contempt For Society  Oswald Recalled As Eccentric, Or Just Another Face In Crowd

Just Another ‘Face  Little “About Oswald Warned Of Terrible Things to Come

What They Thought Was Oil, Was Really Enough Nitro To Level City Block

Milk Cans Containing $425,000 in Currency Found Buried Under Mill

Paul VI Pledges To Strive for Peace in World  New Pontiff Gives His First Message

Program Is Set Forth  In Message Sets Out On Path  Traced By Pope Jol

Outlines Program for Peace, Unity, Social Justice in Message to World—  Paul VI Pledges to Continue Ecumenical Council

Pledges To Strive For World Peace  Vows to Work For Christian Unity,  ea sal Amwrtestimt o

New Pope Vows tc Continue Council, Strive for Peace   Paul VI Promises to Work Toware   Paul VI Promises to Work Toware Goals Outlined by Predecessor

New Pontiff Pledges To  Seek Peace  To Resume Vatican Council, Keynote

Pope Sounds Note Of Peace Inst Message   Paul VI Vows To Work For Christian Unity

Sets Unity And Peace Objectives   New Pontiff Is Clearly Embarking on Route Traced by John

Pope Pledges To Strive For Peace, To Continue Ecumenical Council

Continues In Path of Pope John   Pontiff Envisions ‘Radiant Dawn’ For The Persecuted

New Pontiff To Continue  John’s Work   Program Outlined On First Message Given to World

In First Message, Pope Paul Pledges To Continue Council, Work For Unity

Pope Will Reconvene Council   He Vows to Pursue Christian Unity And World Peace

New Pontiff Also Promises To Work for Christian Unity, Go Ahead With Canon LawRevision Started by John XXII

Pope Paul Will Continue Ecumenical Council, Seek Peace And Christian Unity   KEYNOTE SPEECH

Council Work  lo Be Resumed By New Pontiff  Message Affirms Plans To Follow John’s Program

Pope Paul VI To Continue With Council   Keynote Speech Follows Line Of Pope John

Pontiff Also To Toil For Christian Unity   New Catholic Church Head Lists Aims In First Message To World

Pontiff Seeks Christian Unity, Peace   First Address To World Sets Tone of His Reian

New Pontiff Will Pursue Christian Unity   ‘Makes First Address; Pledges Tc Continue: Ecumenical Council!

Continues Vatican  Council   First epeeal Calls For S  Fer Secial }. Tistice

Ecumenical Counci il To Continue  Pope Paul VI Will Continue Work For Christian Unity

New Pontiff To Continue Unity Policy   World Peace Paul Vi's Goal; Ecumenical Council Retained

ECUMENICAL COUNCIL TO BE RENEWED   Cites Plight Of Underdeveloned Nations Of World

New Pontiff In First Message To World Pope Paul To Recall Ecumenical Council, Strive For World Peace   Grants First Audience

11 Candidates for District Dairy Princess Title   Pope Paul VI Says He Will Work for Unity and Peace   Will Continue Ecumenical Conference Called by Pope John

MUSICAL MARARLSISS Keating Hoots At ‘Infiltration’ Of Hootenannies

‘Red Cybernetic Warfare’  5 ; 5]  Keating Scoffs at ‘Hootenanny’ Foe:

44 FROM SINGLE VILLAGE Swiss Airliner Explodes  After Take-Off; 80 Dead

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Worst Swiss Crash Kills 80   Explosion Caused Plane To Fall Right Near Village

Jet Plane Explodes In Flight   74 Passengers, 6 Crewmembers Killed In Crash

'EXplosion Wrecks Craft After Takeoff   Reason Unknown; Plane Narrowly Misses Community

After Leaving Zurich Swiss Plane Explodes, Crashes; 80 Lives Lost

Flaming Jet Crashes Near Swiss Village   s American Killed; ‘44 Victims From a Single Hamlet

One American Aboard Italy- Bound Plane .  80 Killed as Jet Explodes In Air, Crashes in Flemes

Jet Craft Explodes Soon After Takeott   Plane Carrying 74 Passengers, Crew Of Six Narrowly Misses Village 30 Miles From Zurich

80 Killed In Crash Of  Swiss Plane   Jetliner Explodes, Burns Shortly After Takeoff At Zurich

Explodes Shortly After Taking Off   Crashes in Flames; Impact Flings Human Remains Over Square Mile

Jet, Bodies Cover Full  Square Mile   Yorty-Four OF Victims From  Small Villave

Miss Ohio Amona Hopefuls   80 Perish In Explosion Of Swiss Airliner

Plane Expiodes, Disintegrates  Near Zurich   Parts Scatter Over Square Mile Soon After Take-Off For Rome

80 Lose Lives As Swissair Jet Crashes to Earth  Flaming Airliner  a es   Flaming Airliner Skims Rooftops Of Swiss Village

No Survivors in Crash at Zurich, Say Witnesses  Plane i in Flames on  eth = =6hClhLllrx«mmlUCdD ce ee we

Wreckage Dots Area For 8 Miles  Geneva-Rome Plane Narrowly  Misses Town

Crash misses villa ge Swiss airliner explodes after take-off killina 80

EXPLODES IN AIR: NEARLY HITS VILLAGE   One American And 22 Swiss Married Couples On Excursion Are Among Plane Disaster Victims.

All 80 Dead Aboard Plane   Jet Airliner Explodes Near Switzerland City

44 of Victims Are from One Village  Crash of Swiss Airliner Kills 80

44 from tiny village die _ _ 80 : are killed in fiery Swiss airliner. crach

$0 Die As Swiss Plane  Falls. Burns   74 Passengers Aboard Craft Bound For Rome

80 Killed  in Crash of Swiss Plane   One American, Quarter of One Village Population Victims

Fourth Of Village Meet Death .   American Among Six Foreigners Aboard; Homes Scorched —

TDAHG TRAFFIC DEATHS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   ‘Swiss Plane Explodes, Crashes, 80 Die

Swissair Jet Crash  Snuffs Out 80 Lives   One American   One American Among Victims As Airliner  Disintecrates

Jet airliner explodes, 80 aboard killed  Impact scatters remains over ae a

One American Among Victims Swissair Twin-Jet  Crashes, Killing 80

State May Pick Up Nearly All Of Tab  Funds For Teacher Pay Boost Sought

Aid To Educational Facilities:  Scranton Proposes Boost In Authority’s Borrowing   Several Proposals Stalled  Seek Method For State To Pay Teacher Salary Raise

Kin of Khrushchev To See Pope;  Temperature Rises at News Parley

Front Touches Off Showers  @ Cooler Air Pushes Deeper Into Texas e

SHIRLEY BOOTH, MARSHALL WIN  ‘Tunnel’ Selected TV ‘Show of Year’

Where to Find It   Castro Scores Americans  But 2-Hour Taik Is Mild

Rearhing Epidemic Stage   FOR CUBAN PEOPLE  Fidel Sees Better Days

Castro Sees Better Times For Cuba   Mansfield Says GOP Knows JFK Will Act On Cuba Under Conditions

Clothing Rationing Is Announced  ‘Castro Sees Better Days For Cuba In Mild Speech

Gives Capitalism 50-300 Years Fidel Pledges Pie-In-Sky For Cubans

Castro Sees Better Times  Clothes Are Rationed  To Residents Of Cuba

Gicen Co ounlySwitch Change Balks Approval  Roseleip Action Revamps Lineup In GOP's Bill

“Sure I'm Confident’’---Cooper   Ar Force Major Se For Space Travel Tuesday Morn

Cooper Readies For 22 Orbits   Climbs Into Space Taxi For Practice Countdown And Liftoff: Goes To Church

Storms Stagger Much of Nation .. .  Snow To Ease Off, But Roads Stay Slick

HEAVY SNOWFALL EXPECTED TO HIT REGION TONIGHT   By United Press tnternational

Rebel Menace In Portuguese Lands Growing      One Colony fs Hard Hit

Convict Navy Man In Espionage Case   Neoroes Make Demands Of Hollywood

Pleasant   ‘Hazel’ Is Target For  Integration  NAACP Demands Negro Technician On Series’ Staff

Desegregation:  ‘Hazel’ Target  For Integration NAACP Wante at Tea.

NAACP Wants TV's Hazel’ Integrated   Production Stal Should Have Negro On I,

Petal Fire Dept. proposal offered  Residents of utility district   Residents of utility district will be asked to vote on plan

Kennedy Asks Expanded Care Plan for Aged   Hospital Insurance Proposal Would In. clude Those Without Social Security.

IFK's Medicare Plan Would Provide Seniors With Free Hospital Care

neip ror ihe Aged Congress Asked For Medical Care Plan For Nation's Senior Citizens

Kennedy Asks Program To Help Aged  Proposal Features Expanded Version AGL hhadienl Coen

JFK Asks Congress To Okeh 36-Point Program For Aged   WASHINGTON —Pi— President Kennedy today asked ‘Congress for

Social Security Hike Requested To Cover Costs   36-Point Program Would Give Help To 17.5 Million

Medical Care Plea Renewed by President    36-Point Aged Welfare. Progran . Urged in Special Message

President Untolds Expanded Medicare Proposal  Massive Aged Aid Sought   Program At-A-Glance

Kennedy Sends Congress Expanded Medicare Plan   Care For Aged At A Glance   Nation's Educators Ponder: Should Junior Be Paddled?

JFK Program For Aged to Cost Billions  Medical Care Would Boost Social Security Payments

36-Point Plan Would Aid 17.5 Million   First Five Years Price Tag Totals Nearly $10 Billion

Emplovers Anc Workers To Share Expense   Start Of Program Set Jan. 1, 1965

$10 Billion In Ist 5 Years  Kennedy Asks Congress For More Medicare Legislation

Kennedy Plan To Help Senior Citizens Heard   President Sends Congress Message Calling For Sweeping Legislation

JFK's Still Above Chicago Superintendent's  Educator's Pay 2nd Top:

Side Job Makes Chicago Educator Highest Paid Public Official in U.S.

HOME   EDITION    Two jobs” result in  fat income  Second only to Kennedy

Bid to Build Cobun Bridge Is $1.6 Million  Grafton Firm Submits  Offer on Major Project

Cobun Bridge Bid Set   Key Span on Access Road To North-South F reeway

National League Wins All-Star  Game; Score 5-3 Clear, Cool Weather Greets Crowd Of More Than 45 000 Perconce

Adm. Ricketts Tells British U.S. View on NATO A-Force   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Militarv Affairs Writer

POLARIS FLEET INVULNERABLE TO ANY ATTACK   Could Retaliate In Event of War

U.S. Admiral Says 3 Soviets Couldn't Prevent  NATO Ships’ Retaliation

Polaris Force Seen Powerful   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP WMilitary Affairc Writor

Navv Proposes Polaris Missile Fleet For NATO   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Polaris Fleet's Capability _ Is Described by U.S. Admiral   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Missile Ships May Stop Reds   By FREQ S. HOFFMAN AP AMilitarv AfWaicn Writer

‘War Insurance’ Polaris Viewed As Strong Force   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Today's Good Reading eeee   Opinon of U.S. Admiral — Russ Unable to Stop NATO Missile Ships   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

U.S. Navy’s Second In Command Says:  Reds Could Not Destroy NATO Nuclear Fleet   By FRED S, HOFFMAN AP Militarw Affairn Writer

U.S.S.R. unable to stop Polaris missile retaliation   Bv FRED S. HOFFMAN

: NATO Fleet would Carry 200 Missiles— ‘Admiral Says Russia !s Incapable Of Stopping Launching from Ships   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Ricketts Says Polaris Ships Very Effective   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Contends Russia Unable To Prevent Retaliation By NATO Polaris Force

Seen Incapable Of Preventing Retaliation  Navy Expert Says Russia Vulnerable To NATO Fleet

International Students Crowd into Back Yard To Meet with President

White House Cop Collapses Exchange Students Storm  Kennedy And His Protectors

oa GOT AILS TIE CL ASP?’ 2.900 Foreign Students Mob IKK on White louse Lawn

U. S. President Mobbed By 2500 Students Today  Receives A Severe Buffeting; Almost Knocked Down

Hostages’ Release  Due Today   Bolivian Miners Retract Demands; Government Wins

Gunfire Kilk Laos Aide In Vientiane  Assassin Shoots Leftist Leader

LeftLeaning Official Slain Near His Home And Wife Shot By Assassins

Was controversial figure Assassination of Laotian Pholsena blamed on soldier

! eading Pollster—   Daily Times Herald Wil Publish Harris Survey

On The luside   Memories Flood Back As Medal Of Honor Heroes Meet At White House

Memories Are Back To Heroes   \s« Thes Gathered For Party With The President

U. 5. Heroes Are Honored  234 Medal of Honor Winners Feted by JFK

Medal Of Honor Winners, America's Greatest Heroes, Meet With Kennedy

If Vote Against Pact Meant Political Suicide  Would — . Cast It Gladly-Goldwater :

Millions Of New Yorkers Cheer Astronaut Cooper In Tumultuous Reception

Millions Cheer Cooper in Giant New York Salute  Astronaut Eniovs   Astronaut Enjoys City’s Customary Ticker Parade

After Big Washington Affair  Ticker Tape Parade In New Yorl  Honors Astronaut Gordon Cooper

Tumultuous ticker tape parade  New Yorkers by millions cheer astronaut Cooper

Ticker Tape Swirls From Skyscrapers ....  Cooper Calls Heto’s Parade “Wonderful

Millions of New Yorkers Cheer Cooper   Tumultous Ticker Tape Parade on Broadway for Flier

Millions Cheer Cooper   Crowd In New York Appears Near Hysteria For Ticker Tape Parade

Cooper Receives Ticker Tape Parade In New York; Is Applauded By Congress

Ticker ‘Tape Par ade Set  For Cooper   Space Hera Goes To New York For ‘Big City’ Honora

See NATIONS LISTS, Page 2   Over 2 Million Greet Coop  In Great Canyon of Heroes

MAELSTROM OF PAPER HITS ROUTE   Police Pressed To Control Big Gotham Crowds

Millions Greet Gordon Cooper In New York City  Tumultuous Ticket

Astronaut Cooper Gets Ticker Tape Parade, Cheers of Millions in Gotham

Astronaut  Welcomed By Parade  City Invites 2, 000 To Luncheon In Honor of Spacema

Jammed Crowds In Turmoil   Maelstrom Of Ticker Tape Falls On Spaceman

Astronaut Gordon Cooper Gets Fabled Ticker-Tape Greeting in N.Y. Canyons

New York salutes astronaut Cooper with tumultuous ticker tape parade

Ticker Tape Parade For 22-Orbit Hero   Dozens Break Through Police  Lines To Greet Yank Spaceman

Crowds Jam ‘Canyon of Heroes’ For Traditional Ticker Tape Parade

New York Cheers To  Astronaut   Big City Salute To Cooper With Tickér Tape Flying

New York Welcomes  Astronaut Ticker-Tape Parade Staged For Cooper

Showered With Ticker Tape   showered With Ticker Tape  New York Acclaims Astronaut Coover

Storm Of Ticker Tape Engulfs Hero  i il   Police Hard-Pressed To Deal With Surging Throngs

Two Million Line New York Sireats To See Astronaut   Roaring Growd and Ticker Tape Gree fits Puasa Martag.

C. S, Abel Dies Today In Hospital   Former Member Of Schoo! Board Vad Heart Attack

Spacecraft {s Well Equipped  Cooper Will Have Balloon, Cameras, Many Other Devices

{t Contains sectiine Cooper's Spacecraft Is  Just Like Woman's Purse

Everything Is In it. ... Gordon Cooper's. Craft  Is Like Woman's Purse

Like Woman’s Purse... Astronaut To Carry Just About Anything In ‘Faith 7

Like Woman’s Purse!  Can Find Almost Anything  In Cooper’s Spacecraft

Exercise Device Included  Cooner’é Spacecraft Will Contain Maze of Equipment

Reach n--You'll Find Anything -‘Faith 7’ Compared To Woman's Purce

Cae taae WOMAN’S PURSE Cooper Spacecraft Jammed  i ‘With Variety Of Equipment

“You'll Find Almost Anything"— Cooper's “Faith 7” Like Woman's Purse

‘Cooper’s “Faith 7” Spacecraft To Contain Just About Everything He'll Likely Need

He'll Even Carry ‘A Satellite — Cooper's Spacecraft  Grab-Bag Of Gear

Cooper's Craft Rivals Woman's: Purse---You'll Find Most Anything

‘Astronaut’s Spacecraft Is Like Woman’s Purse: Carries Everything

SOUR GRAPES? — BUT MUSIC TO EARS OF MISS IOWA FANS  Canittal Colimnict

CHURCH WOMEN SET MAY FELLOWSHIP —  FRIDAY AT ST. JOHN UNITER Culipcu ueDEe

CHURCH WOMEN SET MAY FELLOWSHIP — FRIDAY AT ST. JOHN TUNITEN CHURCH HERE

CONTRADICTORY REPORTS Doctors Agree East Germans  Have Hold Over US Defector

"Crippled Little Ecuadorean Girl Going Home With Leg Still Twisted and No Parents Now

BOTH DIE IN HOTEL FIRE  Parents’ Dream of Daughter Walking Comes True

Orphaned by Hotel Fire  Bewildered Little Girl Watches Dream Fade

Litthe Hoover Report  Idea’s Late; Tax Office Here Closed Already

‘Hoover Unit Criticizes Operation Ohio Tax Department Reorganization Urged

SHOWS TEETH TO US. Nikita Gives Bear Hug, Kiss to Spacewoman . -

Russians Roar Approval  Space Girl Kissed By Mr. K On Lenin Tomb

Russ . Hail . Space Royalty As Nikita Offers Kisses   Flying Lab’s ‘Pursuit’ to Eclipse: ‘em All

Cosmonauts Cheered In Moscow   Khrush Greets Two With Bear Hug; Russians Delighted

What A Thrill! Honor Cosmonauts  Space Beauty Gets Bear Hug-Kiss From Russian Premier Khrushchev

Free State. Involved In One Appeal   Arguments Start In Five Tests Of Trespassine Laws

Trespass Laws At Issue  Supreme Court Opens Hearings On 5 Sit-Ins

Court Opens Hearing On 5 ‘Sit-Ins’   Appeals Launched About Civil Rights  Issue In State Law

High Court Hears Cases Of 5 Sit-Ins  Questions of Use © Of Trespass Laws In 3 States Arcued

Highest Court Ponders Issue   Private Business Policies At Stake

Inside The Progress   High Court Hears Data On Sit-ins   Number of Other Racial Appeals Put On Full. Docket

Sit-In Cases Are Heard by Supreme Court  Action Deferred on Other Racial Issue Appeals on Docket

Council Still To Act On Controversy Planning Board Backs Fuller On His Latest Rezoning Try

. - Council Still To Act On Controversy : . Planning Board Backs Fuller On His Latest Rez onine Try

UPA Given $39 Million REA Loan  Plan to Build Power Plant at  Stanton, N. D.

lerror Bombings Feared As New Violence Erupts Over South Viet Nam

Praise Given To Doctors By Connally   Does Not Know When He’ll Regain Hand, Wrist Use

Firms Liable For Health Of Smokers   Supreme Court Issues Ruling on Lung Cancer Casi

Court Rules Cigarette Makers Liable if Their Product Proves Harmfu

IN FLURIVA FAIGR COURT  Rule Cigarette Makers Liabl. For Ill Effects of Smoking

COURT RULES Cigarette ma nufacturers responsible for ill effects

33 Bases Are Ordered Shut Down Or Reduced   ‘Where Are Any J obs?’ Civilian Workers Ask

Stateside Units Only Will Feel Economic Move   Expect Over 9,000 Civilian Jobs To Be Lost In Cut

33 Facing Shutdown Or Reduction  Civilians Promised Offer Of Another

To Shut Military Bases in Economy Drive   Fury Greets Pentagon’s Decision

McNamara Says More Cutbacks Are in the Offing   State Not Affected, Proxmire Is Told

REPLIES DEMANDED  Johnson Asks Spending Cuts   Military Bases To Close

Stocks   ui le Estimated ee  ‘Closing of Bases to Save $106 Million

McNamara Plans To Close Bases In 16 States   Furious Congressmen Are Opposing Plans

inU. 3.  McNamara Orders 26 Bases Closed      Facilities To Be > Sh ut     ~ Chicago's Fifth Army Headquarters On List

Watchword Is Economy, HeContends   Deep Concern Is Expressed By Lawmakers

Base Cuts Brings Out Objections   McNamara Promises Further Reductions In Coming Months

McNamara Puts Savings At §106 Million   Maye Will Cut Off 8,500 Civilian Jobs

McNamara Tells of Economy Action al 26 Military Sites   Some Bases Will Be Closed, Others Cut Back to Save Monev.

Kconomy-Induced Plan 3 8 A, A 22 a LTE aE TE a aT Sy STEIN a,  Protesting Base Shutdowns

Michigan Not Included In Cutbacks   McNamara Sees Slash Of $106 Million a Year, 16,300 Will Lose Jobs

pLU6 Mullion Saving Seen  Additional Bases Face Federal Ax Despite Protest

AAARAAAAAAA ARAMA AAA Inside Today   McNamara, in Economy Move, Orders 26  ‘U.S. Bases Closed, or Activities Cut

FIARGE "FAST LOOSE” PLAY WILL ‘TURN PENTAGON UPSIDE DOWN”  ___ CONGRESSMEN BATTLE CLOSING OF RACEC

)M’Namara Discloses Sweeping Action  US. to Close 33 Military Installations

33 Bases Will Be Affected By Defense Order  New York State Hardest Hit; Will Lose Seven Posts

33 Bases Affected By Move   Phoenix And Tucson Reaction, Page 1B

15,000 Civilians Could Lose Jobs In Pentagon Cut  a  eee ee PT   Big Navy Yards On List of Bases Due for Shutdown

Many Will Lose Jobs; Irks Solons   25 To 27 Bases In 16 States Seen Affected By Order

Dispossessed To Be Offered New U.S. Jobs   Annual Savings of $106 Million Seen

8,500 Jobs Affected By Action   McNamara: Annual Savings Will Be $106 Million

Economic move results in closing or reduction of 33 military bases   Greenville facilities among installations to be closed

HINTS MORE -LIKE MOVES ‘IN OF FING   Denies Reprieves From Congress Pressure Due

33 Military  Bases To Be Closed Down Or Reduced   Annual Savings OF $106 Million Are Expected,  McNamara Says

Announcement By McNamara Expected Today  12,000 Employes   12,000 Employes May Lose Jobs; Conaressmen Irkec

Defense Chief  Swings Axe   Move Will Cut Off 8,500 Civilian Tobs

Economy Ax Falls On 33 Installations   lrate Sen. Keating Introduces Bill To Slow Up Effort

SEVEN ALSO SHUT DOWN OVERSEAS   McNamara Reports Actior To Save $106 Million  ACTION   To Cut 8,600 Civilians Out Of Jobs; Reduce Military Personnel

Military Base Cuts Ordered   McNamara Announces 33 Facilities Are Affected

Economy Move To Cost 8500 Civilian Jobs   Most Employes to Be Hired at Other Sites; Savings Set at $106 Million.

33 Get Ax Now [In McNamara’s  Economy Push  Actian ta Knock Out   Action to Knock Out 8,500 Civilian Jobs, Cut Arms Personnel

More Than Two Dozen Military Installations  Scheduled to Be Closed

Loss Of 75,000 Jobs In 16 States  U.S. May Close Or Cut Operations At 30 Bases

More Reductions Due, McNamara Warns   New Yorkers Act To Curb Closings

VVC VitICiso VVOI OCU CIiicvicu  Plans announced to close 26 military bases in U.S.

McNamara Te Close 33 Installations   Total of 16,300 Personnel Affected By Economy Move

McNAMARA ORDERS ECONOMY ACTION  33 U.S. Military Bases To Be Closed Or Reduced

Unemployment Jolt Linked To Economy   Congressmen In Uproar; Job issue Soft-Pedaled

McNamara Says Move Will End 8,500 Civilian Jobs But Pledges Opportunities for New Work Will Be Offered Everyone Laid Off

A complete Ust of the mile tary facilities affected by the cuthack ir on Page 3.

33 Military Bases Will Be Curtailed   Public Works Bill Completed

Inside Today   In N. C. Legislature Higher Education Top Priority For Sanford

Mississippi Negroes Press Campaign For Change Through Vote Registration

Diefenbaker Party Splits On Quitting   Prime Minister Keeps Plans Secret; Rumor Says He'll Resiqn

DEDICATE BRUNSVILLE /BASEBALL FIELD BEFORE IcRPoWND OF S00 PERSONS

Most Docks Busy Again From Maine To Texas After Costly 34-Day Strike

34-day strike is ended by dock workers   Atlantic, Gulf Coast port crews start unloading

Pier Crews End34-Day Port Strike   Norfolk Dockers Defy ILA Orders In Loeal Dispute

Dockmen Returning To Posts  Union Orders 60,000 Back —  pail Mas. og.

Dock Workers Open Harbors After 34 Days   Crippling Strikes Along Coast, Gulf  Draw to a Close

60,000 Longshoremen Return After 34-Day Walkout  AREA DISPUTES  Kennedy Reoort Promote   Kennedy Report Prompls Resumption of Pier Activity

N.Y. Harbor Becomes Alive As Strike Ends      Dock Workers At Norfolk And Mobile Reject Back-To-Work Orde

34-Day Coast Strike Ended: JFK ‘Fed Up’   Longshoremen Balk At Union Order At Mobile. Norfolk

60,000 Dock Workers End Walkout; Report Pressure From White House

Freight Begins To Move As Kennedy Gets “Fed Up’  On Longshoreman Dispute

Liquor plan opposed —See story on page 2—   Longshoremen back to work

of 000 Dockers End Long Strike, Return tc to Work  - Hear, Kennedy Fed Uj With Local Ouibblin«

LONGSHOREMEN  RETURN TON. Y.  HARBOR TODAY ACTION CAME WHEN  KENNEDY WAS SAID TO BE VERY FED UP

roremen Go 0 Work in fork Harbor   trike Resulted in ns of Maior Ports

EAST COAST DOCK STRIKE   Full 20-Man Crews Called To Unload Liners; - Gang-Size Issue Un settled, Kennedy ‘’Fed<  Up.”

Walkout Ends After Warning JFK Is ‘Fed Up   Norfolk Only Area Where Men Refuse To Return to Jobs

Dock Strikers Back on Jobs   New York Crews Return to Work For First Time Since Dec. 23

Dockers Go Back to Jobs In New York   Work in Harbor Started Up After 34-Day Walkout

Conferred with Kenned Wirtz seeks to avert threatened rail strike

Still Year Away   Local Option Clause Will Prevent Any Operation of Sweepstakes in Granite State Before Spring of '64

Will be on ballot in 1964 Opens door for court test  of required siqnatures

Opposes Intervention By ICC Bargaining Will Settle R.R. Dispute, Says Union Official

Rail Union Is For Renewal Of Bargaining   Settlement Seen If Kennedy Drops His ICC Proposal

TP&L TO CONSTRUCT NEW GENERATING UNIT AT ITS TRINIDAD PQWER PLANT

Evidence Indicates  Dramatic Last Message About Jet May Have Come From Another Plane

Where to Find It   Another Pilot Probably Flashed Dramatic Report

Final Dramatic Message May Have Come From Plane Above Clipper 214

“CAME FROM OTHER PLANE.   Sources Claim Doomed Jet Pilot t Did Not Report ‘Down In Flames’

‘Br astol Mur “det © Search Relentless  Phone Rings, Police J ump, Hunt Pressed

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Wealthy Woman Slain by Burglar  Texas Oil Figure Beaten to Death

NOT DEFINITELY DEFEATED Partners Check French Try To Slam ECM Door On British Bid

Other ECMs Fight Stand By DeGaulle  Refuse To Halt - Talks About

Common Market Nations Study British Bid  mi..t. r.f...'1./.   Block DeGaulle’s Attempt to Slam Door on Britain

England Holds Market Chance   However, Possibility Of De Gaulle Wir Highly. Probable...

De Gaulle’s Ban Attempt Is Checked   Market Nations Hold Together As Britain. -Girds For Struqgle.

Hopes Fade For Britain Tn Market   France Secks To Close Door; More Talks Due

eee Billy’ Returns British Coeds ‘Admire’ Underwear-Clad Prowler

Compromise W.U. Measure Reaches Floor Of House  Provides Wichita Be An ‘Associate’ AE Mancac IIn

Compromise Wichita U. Bill Offered   Up For Debate, Passage Before End Of Week

“Associate” May Be Key Provision... .  Wichita U. Measure Sent to House Floor

Editors Set To Get View: Of Kennedy  Speech May Give   Speech May Give  Answers on Cuha, Steel Price Hike

Editors To Question JFK  T wo Lively Ghosts Escape To Haunt Administration

Philadelphia Transit Strike In Stalemate   Court Action Is Challenged

Clark Joins GOP Critics Of Congress   Trio Blasts Failure  Of ‘Slow Congress’  On Maiar Mencures

[Late News Off the AP Wire   CONTINUE HOLIDAVas   MAY GET SHRINE CENTER-—

N.Y. MAYOR TO GIVE WALKOUT PLANS TODAY   MAY ASSUME ROLE OF UMPIRE AND SUBMIT FORMULA

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Several Issues Settled In N.Y. Paper Walkout

Heavy Snowfall  Due Over Texas  Midwest Still Gripped By Record Cold Weather

One Killed, One Wounded  In Race Riot  Bullets Fell 2 White Men in N. Carolina

Media Heads Charge Crisis News ‘Lies’ —  Say Administration Used ~ Communist-Like Tacties

Publishers, Broadcasters Claim People Of U.S. Being Deceived by Government

News Media Say Public Deceived  Crisis Management Of News Attacked

PUBLISHERS, BROADCASTERS MAKE CHARGE Government Accused Of News Deceit

‘Government Accused Of Deceiving U. S. People ‘During Cuban Crisis

DEMAND END TO CURBS BY GOVERNMENT   Charges Range From U2 Flights To Cuban Fiasco

Newsmen Claim Public Deceived In Cuban Crisis   Industry Spokesmen Say Practice Imitates Techniques  Used by Reds.

Honesty In News Demanded   House Subcommittee Opens Hearings On Manipulation

Two Key JFK Bills  Linger In Committee   AUCH? OCOU NEPOrt  ‘Conscience Of Senate’ To Retire

At Least Nine Escape From  East Germany Two-Year-Old Boy Crawls Unscathed Through Minefield

UN VIET NAM AULIUON  Red Gunfire Downs 2 U.S. Helicopters   Helicopters May Fire First Now (See Page 2)

K to build up Ulbricht  Observers see visit as boost for East leader

‘JOBLESS COMPENSATION LAWS WILL BE REVAMPED UNDER GOVERNOR'S SETUP

Governor Asks $5 Weekly Hike In Jobless Pay   Requests $40 Million Annual Boost From Employers, Closing of ‘Loopholes.’

Red Terrorist Goal in Venezuela Is To Convert Nation Into Another Cuba   An AP Special Report Ry JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

the Fag ** es -FALN Faction Small, Dangerous  Castro’ S Followers Terrorize Venezuela

Castro Ts Their Here...     Red Terrorists Wage ‘Long War’ Aeainst Yenezucian Government   Ry JOURN) M. HIGHTIRWER

Venezuela in Crip of Terrorist Raids by Youthful Reds   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Inside Today   Art Runs In The Family  Now There’s ‘Grandpa Moses,’ Son Of Grandma Moses,On U.S. Scene

‘Grandpa Moses’ Part Of Heritage Left By Death Of Renowned Painter

A TIP OF THE HAT FOR FIRST LADY   PUT ON GENERAL CALENDAR  Senate Keeps Oleo Bill

POLARIS STIRS ITALIAN CRISIS   Parliament Dissolved Election Called With Missile Subs as [ssue

taly Headed for New Elections  Polaris Missiles Will Be An Issue

-SEGNI DISSOLVES PARLIAMENT-— Polaris To Be Issue In Italian Election

New Goals Outlined By AFL-CIC   _ Seeks for Labor Larger Share  In Economy

South, East Battered By Record Cold   New Push Of Air From Canada Hits; Some Snow Fails

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Medical Center Committee of PSU to Meet

MSH Medical Center. Survey Committee To 'Hold Its First Session .

Wiley Is Named FHA Supervisor Collin ‘Native Will  Assume Duties Mere Monday

Wiley Named Fannin FHA Supervisor   COLLIN COUNTY NATIVE ASSUMED DUTIES MONDAY

New YorR:  Rusk, Foreign Ministers Meet   No Agreement on U, S. Bases in Spain Reached

Late News Off The AP Wire   SPACT PLAN DESIRABLK  tT. AIRLIFT DIVISION-—

Rusk, Spanish Envoy Discuss Base Renewals   Secretary Schedules Talks With 11 Foreian Ministers

600 Pay $1,000 Apiece to Attend President Kennedy's Birthday Party

At Star-Studded Dinner  Kennedy Gets Birthday Salute, Party Gets Cash

Cash for Demo Coffers Birthday Party Brings Kind Words to President Kennedy

Calls On Former President Hoover  Wealthy Fans Give Party For Kennedy

At Birthday Party.... President Gets Salute,  Democrats Take Gifts

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New Yorkers Dig Into Their Pockets To Wish President A Happy Birthday

LIAISON GROUP   Today’s Index                        Party  ‘Rich’ Fan ans Salute Kennedy

600,000 Birthday Salute Kennedy Visits One President; Twits Another

Wealthy Admirers of Kennedy Hand Dem. Party $600,000 Plus Feting Chief Executive

Vith DILUUYU contributions New Yorkers celebrate  Kennedy's 46th birthday

Salute To JFK Puts Cash In Demo Coffers   Honored At Birthday Dinner

Act Imperils Policy Meet.      U.S. Observers Doubt Solution Of Disvute. Break In Relations

Relays Of Workers Reinforce Levees   Volunteers Seek To Prevent Break Out Of Flood Waters Near Beaumont, Texas

600 Homes Threatened  Workers Sandbag Shaky Levy To Fight Texas Cloudbursts

Fulbright Approves Treaty   No Summit Prelude Seen In Rusk Visit

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JFK Talks Latin Policy In Florida   Tour Plans Include Review Of Argentine Oil Lease Contracts

Kennedy Will Speak In Florida   Calls Capital Aides To Help Prepare Five Speeches Due Today

Asks $569,000 for Crash Program Of Investigations of a Number Of State Departments, Agencies

Both Parties Are InvolvedState Government Decayed With Political Corruption

Mrs. Clara Treadaway Dickens  2Ist Fatality  Loses Control  And Hits Tree

Scientific Opinion Says:  Cancer Cure Expected Before Understanding

Kennedy Wins Point  Barghoorn Freed,  U.S. Will Resume Talks With Reds

'No union shop clause  Machinests at Lockheed approve new contract

AM APPROVES LOGFHEED PACT   Contract Lacks Clause Sought on Union Shop For Aerosnare Firm

Claims American Husband Most Criticized in World; Kent Under Constant Study

All About Husbands - Part   American Husband World’s Most Criticized

RUQDANLO—!.  American Husbands Are The Most Criticized Subject In The World

European Men Hold Tight Rein On Wives, Children  Are U.S. Husbands Too Soft:

Pioneer Resident Mrs. W. H. Ebey Dies In Coalgate: Services Were Held Wednesday

‘LOBSTER WAR’ CONTINUES © French Warship Arrives - Off North Brazilian Coast

—- DESCRIBES SCENE AT NORPHLET Town Is Evacuated As Blast Threatens

Flames Engulf Derailed Cars.... Wreck Causes Evacuation Of Arkansas Community

700 Moved From Town After Crash  Fear Of Explosion   Fear Of Explosion Follows Wreck Of Tanker. Train

Arkansas Oil Town Escapes Explosion Peril   Fuel Burns But Ammonium Nitrate Is Not Set Off

Flaming Terror’   700 Residents Flee Arkansas Town As Train-Truck Crash Ignites Area

Publishers, Printers Hurdle Major Obstacle In 4-Month-Old Dispute

In New York Strike  renee nn severe  Two Factions Over        The Major Hurdles

N.Y. Newspaper Blackout May Continue Week  Printers Still Must Ratifv Contract Propos:      Printers Still Must Ratify Contract Propos al; Other Issues Un. settled.

Goldwater opposed to ratification even if it costs political career

Sen. Goldwater Against Treaty  Says He Won't Vote In Favor of Test Pact

Barry Stands Firm Against A-Ban Treaty   Passage Forecast Despite Goldwater ‘Speech In Senate

Goldwater Firm On Pact Opposition   Senator Declares Ready To Commit Political Suicide

Goldwater Calls Pact  Harmful   No Vote May Mean ‘Political Suicide’

Sen. Goldwater To Vote Against Test Ban Pact   Feels Treaty Is Detrimental To Strength Of United States

Barry Won't Retreat From Treaty Stand   He'll Vote ‘No’ Even If I Means ‘Political Suicide’

Lineup Now Is 81 For It, 4 Opposed  trimenta   ‘Detrimental To My Country,’ Says Arizona Senator

To Vote For Test  Ban Pact   Even If It Means Political Suicide Goldwater Says

Goldwater Counts Cost On Treaty   Senator To Vote Nec On Ratification Of Nuclear Ban Treaty

AT RISK OF ‘POLITICAL SUICIDE’ Goldwater Declares Opposition To Ban

Goldwater’s Anti-Treaty Stand Firm  Willing To Peri Political Future ran _ Font

Goldwater To Risk Career — Jordan Joins Senators Opposing Test Ban Pact

Goldwater Still Against It  Total Backing Ban Pact Remains at 8l

Bay of Pigs Event Recalled . Dispute among ‘Cabien Exile: Threatens to Split Council

Refugees to Recall Invasion  Feud Threaten   Feud Threatens to Split Cuban Exile Council

Two Years Ago: 7 Exiles Observe Anniversary Of Bay Of Pigs Adventure

Exiles Observing Date of Invasion  Revolutionary Council Threatened With Split

U.S. BARRIERS MAY SHATTER CUBANGROUP   Exile Leader Set To Bare ‘Dynamite Letter Tomorrow

Exiles Commemorate Cuban Invasion; Total Split With Washington Looms

Developments May Shatter Revolution Group That Steered Cuban Invasion

Muzzle May Not Keep Miro Quiet   Planus To Submit Letter Thursday

Bay of Pigs Marked By  Cuba Exiles  Groups May Accept  me teweantimee nf   Groups May Accept Resignation of Revolutionary Head

Cuban Exiles Commemorate Ill-Fated Bay of Pigs Raid of Two Years Ago   Neutral Troops are Surrounded By Pro-Communist Lao Forces

Solidarity Of Cuban Exiles is Threatened   Controversy With U.S. Government May Solit Revolutionary Council

What's Inside   FORTUNES AT LOW EBB Exiles Commemorate Bay Of Pigs Anniversary

Cardona Resignation In Dispute —  Split May Wreck Cuba Revolutionary Council

bay Ur Figs Event Recalled Dispute Among Cuban Exiles Threatens To Split Council

Bay of Pigs Commemorated ee ee  Cuban Exiles Observe  Disaster Anniversary

Cuba Exile Group Split Sighted  Bav Of Pies Invasion Second Anniversarv Marked

Cuba exiles on the rocks  Despondent men mark  Pios Bay anniversary

Abortive Invasion Took Place 2 Years Ago   US.-C uba Exiles Rift Mars Anniversary of ‘Bay of Pigs

Submits Resignation Tomorrow _ Cuban Exile Leader Becomes Highly Controversial Figure

Sins lnicae JFK May Break Silence’ Today  Changes Time Of  News Conference Eewm4T.Z4ERT

KENNEDY SEEN SET TO OKAY WHEAT SALE   Signs Mount That He May  Break His Silence  Tadev   STRAW IN WIND   Seviet Deal Reported Almost Signed, Sealed and Delivered

Kennedy May Break Silence On Wheat Sales   Some Reports Hint Deal Practically Cancluded With Red

EXPECT JFK TO DISCLOSE DEAL TODAY   President Changes Press Conference On Eve Of Reported $300 Million Wheat Sale To Reds.

Wheat Deal Said Close  JFK Expected To Say L. S. Will Sell Wheat

Freeman: Public for It 4-to-1   Speculation Bolstered By Change on JFK News Session

Wheat Sale to Soviet Rumored in Capital  Kennedy May Announce’ $300 Million Contract With Cammunict Countries

U.N. Fact Finders Will Visit Viet Nam   Vews Conference Time Changed  J.-F.K. May Reveal Plans For U.S. Wheat to Soviets

He's Keeping lt Close To Himself  is... *.. 4. Oe.   May Break Silence At His News Conference

Kennedy may break silence on wheat deal  Decision could come today at

Successor to.Macmillan?.   Await Kennedy’ S$ Views About Soviet Grain Deal

RUMOR SALE TO SOVIETS APPROVED   ~ Scheduled At 6 P.M.  CAUTION SIGNALS         Noted About Capitol Hill; Subsidy Price Issue Seen Key To Deal

News Conference: , . Kennedy May  Announce a  Wheat Deal  $300 Million Sale To Soviet Union Is Rumored Near

Red Wheat Sale A pproval F orecast  i Kennedy Expected to Reved n} $300 Million Deal to Soviets

JFK Okay of Wheat Sale fo Reds Expected  nnouncement May . ata at News Conference Toniahi

Soviet Bloc Would Buy U.S. Supply  Sen. Humphrey Hints Sale With Payment in Gold

See Signs Kennedy Will Permit Wheat Deal with Soviets   ‘Expect Announcement At Prass Contorence That Was Delaved.

RUMOR HAS PACT IN WORKS  JFK Expected To Break Silence On Wheat Deal

RUSSIA, OTHER RED COUNTRIES SEEKING GRAIN   SPECULATION UP AS NEWS MEETING TIME IS SWITCHED

Soviet Wheat Sale Decision Appears Neat  Kennedy May Bare Position at News Conference Today

FREEMAN 15 IN FAYOR OF MAKING DEAI   Several Nations Need Grain To  Survive Winter

At News Conference Today .  President May End Silence On U.S.-Soviet Wheat Sale

Rumors Hint Sale To Soviel Near  President May Speak Up Today About Wheat Deal

Judge Denies Greene's Entry Into Ole Miss   Negro Told that He Brought Case to Court Before Proper Appeal

128 Feel Weightless As Jet Dives 3 Miles In Grip of Downdraft   2 Killed as D&H Train Hits Truck Near Champlain

Airliner Plunges 13,000 Feet  198 Shaken But OK After Aerial Nightmare

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Huge Jet Caught In Downdraft   Near-Disaster Ends As Gay Dinner For 128 Persons Aboart

Passengers Cheer Pilot Who Saved ‘Airliner From 3-Mile Death Plunge

Grain Shortage Leads Russia To Investigate Possibility Of Buying Liquor From U.S.

Fulbright Urges Journalism Look At Own Practices  Senator Questions Hollywood Press Junkei

For Assignment to NATO  U. S., Britain to Plan Nuclear Striking Force

TALKS 10 BEGIN ON ASSIGNMENT OF NATO FORGES   UL S., Britain Wi. Will Draft Delails For Nuclear Doits

U.S., Britain Speed Up NATO Arm  Meet to Outline   Meet to Outline Atomic Force

Toll in Cholera. Outbreak Now 26  Japanese Using Ships To Check Disease

iHopes To Break Redistricting Stalemate re TE  : Remap Commission Resumes Negotiations

Sioux Center Church Given Special 7 Recognition at General Synod Friday   Synod Adopts Budget of $5 5A NAD

Says Other Posts To Be Listed Soon   McCutcheon Only Real Surprise on List; Friend Chosen

Police KillerShot to Death in Room : -Companion Soughiin Slayitig  of Officers at New Jersey Club

Nhites, Negroes Reaction Watched . . .  Civil Rights Issue Crops Up at Polls

Watched With Interest  Political Impact Of Civil Rights Issue Mav Color Elections

Results In State To Be Studied   Scattered Races Across Nation Also Will Be Watched

Hundreds Of Interesting Vote Contests Set For Tuesday, Results May Be Tell-Tale

Counsel Raps Steers’ Jump  On Sales Tax   Accused of Running With Rabbits, Barkine With Dogs

N. Y. Publishers And  Drivers Reach Pact   NEW YORK (UPI) — Newspaper truck drivers cam to terms today on a new contract with publishers of New York City’s shut-down newspapers.

4n L0Gdays ALTOONA MIRROR   Another Union Settles In N.Y. Paner Walkout

aU = SANE CE LASS cAR pO AsV OE  Russian ‘Corrects’ Newton’s Laws Of Physics

Newspaper Strike, A Costly Blow —  Store Owner Sings Blackout Blues

Leaned Heavily On Daily Newspaper Sales  Strike Costly To Luncheonette Owner

FACH SAYS OTHER KILLED DETECTIVE  - Pair Confess Kidnaping Officers

G Vatican Message  Hopeful   Pontiff Thankful  For World Concern

Pope Continues Improvement as Bleeding Stops   Fresh Optimism In Careful Report

Pope Improving, New Optimism a Vatican Shown  Hemorrhages Cease For Present Renort

See Further Improvement In Pope John’s Condition; May Leave Bed In Week

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Vatican Reports Further Improvement In Condition Of Pope John

Hemorrhaging Has Stopped For Present  Pontiff Expresses  Theanke fav hdang   Pontiff Expresses Thanks for Many Messages. Prayers

What a Wav To Start Memorial Day!   Vatican Reports Further Improvement. fer-—Pope -

Pope John Has Overnight Gain In his Struggle  Vast... Dw kh--’e.   Vatican Emphasizes New Optimism On End to Bleeding

Kremlin-W ashington ‘Hot-Line’ Link Due to Go Into Operation on Sept. 

Called ‘Miracle of Survival’  Belgian Couple Rescued 55 Hours After Quake

Miracle of Skopje’ Belgian and Wife Dug From Ruins Of Leveled Hotel

Belgian, Wife Pulled From Hotel Ruins   Couple Entombed 55 Hours Say They Planned Suicide

READY FOR SUICIDE Pair Pulled From Debris In ‘Miracle of Survival’

SUNDAYS SAN ANTOWIA Tessecoarioce   MIRACLE OF SURVIVAL  Buried Belgian Couple Rescued 55 Hours After Yugoslav Ouake

ntombed 55 Hours after Quake  Rescue Averts Suicide   Entombed 55 Hours after Quake

Alert Youth Sells Stamps For $10,400   Sale of Misprints Assures Education For New Yorker

50 United Nations Stamps Sold For $10,400— Misprinted Stamps Finance Education

Misprinted U.N. Stamp Nets $10,400  College Student Assures Self of Education Funds

PARTY GROWS   \Student Sells UN Misprints  50 Stamps Bring $10,400

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BOARD ASKS FOR EVIDENCE ABOUT ASSASSINATION  WILL NOT ACCEPT REPORT OF FR]   WILL NOT ACCEPT REPORT OF FBI WITHOUT BACKING

We Have Reds Outgunned, McNamara Claims   LBJ Pledges Pursuit Of Peace In U.N. Speech   Probers Ask Evidence About Assassination

Khrushchev Will Join Fidel Castro ‘In Exploiting Soviet Wheat Shipment

‘Brain Drain’ ChargeDenied In Washington   British Assert U. S. Recruiting Top Scientists

Keller Reveals Plans  Street Road Underpass At Route I Under Study

Nation's Greatest Rally For Civil Rights   Negroes End March, Face Task Of Turning Drama Into Action

March. Is Over.:. Rights Leaders Face. Job of Transforming Drama fo Action

Impressive Rights March Dramatizes Negro Plight, Aims At Passage Of Bill

Civil Rights Leaders Face Task of Turning Drama Into Real Action

KENNEDY SAYS NEGRO CAUSE ADVANCED   200,000 Take Part In Program In Washington  PRESIDENT   Confers With Civil Rights Leaders; Address Given By Martin Luther King

00.000 In Historic Demonstration Rights March Dramatizes Wants Of Negroes In U.S.

‘Civil Rights Demonstration Ends But Leaders Still Face Bia Task

200,000 Stage Orderly March For Civil Rights   Congress Fails to Take Quick Civil Rights Action

Washington Returns To Normal  Massive. Quiet And Orderly, March Is Called A Beginning

March Remains Peaceful   Washington’s Impressed By Quiet Dignity

™ EVENING SUN   Negroes Show Restraint  In Mass March On Capital

Civil Rights March On Washington Was Massive, Orderly And Moving

What's Inside   DEMONSTRATION ORDERLY _  Speakers Say March Only Start

Negro Leaders Call for More Action  ‘March’ Called ‘Just a Beginning

stents MeManas Dramatized isos nicl ete unde lamar 5 shows  Negroes Hope Orderly March To Spur Action

ON GUARD DURING RESCUE WORK   Rights Leaders Say March On Capital Just A Beginning

Rights Leaders Now Seek Moves On JFK Proposals   Hopeful Dramatic March Will Speed Action on Bill

Rights Rally Speakers  Tell Whites, Negroes Fight Has Only Begun

Just Another Delay?  Railroad Strike Averted Again   Big Job Ahead Negro Must Turn Drama Into Action

Good Order of Masses Places March In History As Spectacular Success

Washington March ‘Just a Beginning’ Negro Chiefs Proclaiming Intention To Pursue Drive

Rights March Called Only a Beginning   March by 200,000 ls Orderly And Dramatic

11th Hour Legislation Blocks Railroad Strike   Michigan Sends 1500 To March   Marchers Face Need To Turn Drama Into Action

Negroes Say March ‘Just A Beginning’   Rights Bill Delayed .... Congress Takes  Labor Day Rest

Leaders of Washington rights march say demonstration no more than a beginning   Quiet dianityv

Largest Crowd In Capital's History Reported Orderly  Martin Luther King Warns Nation Time Has Come For Actiar

Getting Action Now Is Task Of Marchers   Rally Is Just A Beginning

Still Face Task Of Turning Drama Into Action— Historic DC Rights March Stresses Negroes Goals

Turn Out For Rally   Kennedy Speaks Of Marchers’ ‘Quiet Dignity’

The Drama Of 200,000 People  Nayvt Gaal Ie Dacesna Of Civil Dinhtc Dill

Leaders Now Facing Task of Trying to Turn Drama Into Action; Event a ‘Success’

ss Ponder = ivil Rights Action  "Demonstration in Washington Dramatic, .

Princess Weds Businessman In  Royal Ceremony  Alexandra Of Kent, Ogilvy Say Vows In Westminister Abbey

2,000 ATTEND RITES ©.  Princess: “Masssiidea'§ Wed To Scottish Businessman

Amid Traditional Medieval Splendor—  Princess Weds In London's Abbey

“post hee Wedding: British Princess Married To Scotch Financier Today

In Splendor Of Westminster Abbey Britain's Princess Alexandra Marries Scottish Financier

MRS. DOROTHY CRAM TEACHER AND AUTHOR waAac ROANY pPliAl IcHEeENn

Kennedy Sees Soviet Split As Aid To World Security   Clears Government In Profumo Case  Mild Denning Report Diidiiialnss Some Britons

DAMP FIRECRACKER  _Long-Awaited British Report ~On Scandal Clears Macmillan

Denning Disappoints British Thrill Seekers  Scandal Report Clears Mac

McDonnell Wins Post  In Senate   Legislature .  Some New Faces Due

88 Moslems Lose Lives On Nile River   Ferry Capsizes 118 Still Missing As Hunt Continues

89 Bodies Recovered From Ferry  Efforts Made To Determine Nile Death Toll

126 Missing in Nile Disaster  89 Bodies Recovered; Toll May Reach 200

Foreign Aid Showdown In Senate  Administration Fighting   Administration Fighting To Restore Slashed Fund:

Foreign Aid Fight Strong Rights Rages In Senate _ Bill Disfavored

Asian Flu Spreads Inland From East   Sunny Southern California  Soaked After 300 Dry Days

 Nice Weather For Ducks! Southern California’s Dry Spell Broken By Rain And Snow Deluge

Rain, Snow, Lightning Kill Five And Flood Many Areas In S. Calif.   KNEE.DEEP WATER

Storms, floods make shift to South California area   BREAKS 300-DAY DRYSPELL THERE

Storm Hits California, Five Perish   Heavy Rain Douses Some Areas, Roads  And Homes Flooded

_180-Foot- Deep Strand At Venice Is Gone"   Another Storm Heads For Southern Shores

Mystery Continues To Deepen   Storm, Angry Seas Lash S. California

Southern California Hit By Fierce Storm Which Left Five Dead And Widespread Damage From Flood Water:

WEATHER   Fierce Storm Hits California; Rain Falls In Torrents      FIVE. DAY FORFEFCAST

LOS ANGELES AREA HOMES, BEACHES HIT   First Storm In 300 Days; 8-Inch Rain In L. A. Hills. Blizzards In Texas, New Mexico.

Paging . The News   Storm Lashes’ Southern  California; 5 Deaths Listed

Hoffa, Others Plead Innocent   British Scandal Appears To Be Linked With Cuban Crisis

Mac Hurries Back   Prime Minister Ends Holiday To Face Musi In Growing Scandal

MacmillanFacingGrowing Pressure To Resign Because Of Scandal Developments

Pressure over scandal building up in London   Related story page 2

Hot Enough? Not GQuitel!   More British Officials Linked To Sex Scandal

MAC UNDER PRESSURE TO RESIGN  Sex Scandal Linked To US.-Soviet Crisis

MaeMillan Resignation Pressures  Build. Link Seandal To Cuban Crisis

Police Seek  KnifeSlayer   No Leads Found In  ‘Sadistic’ Murders

Police Seek Slayer of 2 Career Girls  ‘Authorities Think Murderer Made Threatenine Calle

Two Girls Savagely Slain In New York  “Pyne A Niece OF Anthane Philin Wulie   One A Niece Of Author Philip Wylie, Other Daughter Of Minneapolis Doctor

SADIST SOUGHT IN NY. SLAYING   Lake Placid Area Wake Girle Favorite

2 Miners Thought Safe, Condition’ Of 3rd Unknown; Drilling Goes On

iContact Has Been Lost With One Of3  ‘Miners Entombed 300 Feet Underaround

Miners Joke While Waiting Rescue Operations Kept Up as Three Men Wait

TLUMBROLDT BAY TIDES   Sten Up Efforts To Rescue Three Trapped In Mine Cave-In

TO RUSSIAN CHECK PLAN   Accepts Khrushchev Pro‘posal For Observation Posts To Spot Surprise Attacke.

U. §. Prepared To Accept Plan  Observation Posts Would Bar Surprise

Would Guard Against Surprise Attack      U.S. Ready To Approve K’s Inspection Plan ©

Proposal Believed Adequately Safe   Rusk Optimistic eat Caomstioqus

U. S. Ready to Accept Offer  Nikita Proposes Observation Posts In East and West

Court Given Remap Plea   State High Tribunal Petitioned To Enter Reapportionment Debate

— Negro Cops Hired King’ s Deadline Passes, Council Fails to Act

THE WEATIHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   Arkansas Regional Forecast By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Johnson Pledges  Dominican Help  Bosch Takes Office As Free President

Johnson \n Santo Dominga For Inaugural   Will Pledge U.S. Support

Gov. Reynolds Faces Grilling Over Tax Plans   Joint Hearings To Start Soon On Proposals

N.C. Assembly Given Record State Budget   Tax Hike Not Called For

Inside Today's Times   Animals Remember A Friend   Old Man Saved From Death In Wilderness

LBJ Given Free Hand in Wheat Sale   Defeats Measure That Would Bar Underwriting

Adenauer  Seeks Pact Support   Says De Gaulle Promised Market Talks Afterward

Adenauer Gives Plea For Support   De Gaulle Prom vow Market T: After Ratification

Adenauer Attempts To Allay Fears   Promises New Treaty With France Will Aid British Entry.

Support Is Sought By Adenauer   DeGaulle Pledge Or British ECM Bid Cited By German

800 Bills Approved In Session   About 4,000 Separate Measures Introduced; Governor Vetoes Four

Five-Ineh Downpour:  Hit Valley   Stores Flooded In  Cindy's ‘Last Gasp’

Cuba Proposal By Goldwater  Turned Down   Roll Call on Nuclear Pact Slated Today; Ratification Is Seen

Way Cleared For Test Ban Ratification   Goldwater's Key Proposal Rejected By 75 To 17 Margin

Goldwater Action Sent To Defeat   Voting Indicates Test Ban Will Pas:  By Huge Margin

Vote Margin Indicates Acceptance  80 For, 18 Against So For Declared. In Statements

All Moves To Revise  Pact Lose   Ballot Margins Indicate Easy Ratification

Senate Nixes Treaty Move By Goldwater  Other Amendments Also Fail as Vital Vote Nears

Something Slipped   A-Ban Pact Vote Today  Goldwater's Proposals Beaten Down by Senate

Union Chiefs To Complain To President  AFL-CIO Leaders Decide Economic Solutions ‘Mild’

Labor Chiefs Seeking Spur For Economy   Kennedy’s Plans Too Mild, Meany, Reuther Declare

Daily News Index   ( VREQL ITED LOVE MOTIVE  Police Say Bachelor Killed Opera Singer

Airman’s Helmet Found In Search For 2 Planes   Search Finished, 18 Dead  5 More Taken From Mine

Constitution Convention Plan Losinc   Three Amendment: Approved; GOP Su. perior Court Judge: Are Elected.

BEDFORD ROROLIGH   Constitution Convention Pian Loses  Amendments OK; GOP Judges Win

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Crime Without Punishment-Chapter 1  Teamster Officials Defy U.S. Senate During Probe

See BOARD, Page 2   Local Post Office Expects Record Holiday Mail Total

$800 thousand turned down by appropriations group House nixes study of Alaska highways

$800,000 Would Be Under Federal Act   House Appropriations Committee Turns Down Request; Was Authorized By Federal-Aid Act of 1962; No Emergency

CanadaDock Walkout In Dispute Due      March On Ottawa Threatened Over Trusteeship Plan

Canada Tries To Sidetrack Shipping Strike   Maritime Unions May be Put Under Private Trustees

Senate Leaders Ask Railroads For Delay   Salina Railroad Men Just Waiting

Action To Avoid Rail Strike Plan   Asks Railroads To Delay Imposition  Of New Work Rule

} Senate leaders askrailroads to wait  ‘New work rules threathen strike Thurs.

Railroad Aide Shuns Plea To Avoid Strike   Senate Leaders Ask Work Rule Imposition Be Delayed Briefly

SENATE SPINS  WHEELS ON RAIL  LEGISLATION LEADERS DOUBT  BILL WILL BE PASSED IN TIME

Senate spinning its wheels Doubt emergency rail measure can be passed before deadline   House bill   Comnroamisea?

Railroads Refuse To Delay Changing Train Work Rules  Call Last Extension a ‘Mistake’, Hope for Avoidina Strike Fadina

. Senate May Vote Rail Legislation Today  New Work Rules To Be Put Into Effect Thursday, Congress Told

Doubt Rail Strike Can Be Averted   Railroad Spokesman  Says No To Any  Tata VT ariclatian

Senators of Both Parties Call for  Railroads To Delay New Work Rules

Senate Bogs Down On Rail Strike Issues   Doubts Raised That Action Possible To Prevent Walkout

Morse Balks Quick Action On Rail Plan   Senators Hit ‘Hot Air’ Wave As Legislation Chances Fade

Carriers Don't Appear Likely to Respond  Senate Plea on Rail Rule Delay

Railroads Asked To Delay Rules  Senate Leaders Rdosa@efe rT ae   Senate Leaders Making Request

The Weather   Railroad Aide Shuns Plea To Avoid Strike   Senate Leaders Ask Work Rule Imposition Be Delayed Briefly

Senate Leaders Doubt Emergency Measure  To Avert Rail Strike Can Be Passed In Time

Plea from 2 Senators Gets Rebuff   Mansfield and Dirksen Urge Stay While Congress Acts

Doubt Legislation To Beat Deadline   Report Carriers Won’t Delay Putting Work Rules In Effect; Zero Hour 12:01 A. M. Thursday

Senators Ask Rail Rules Delay   Mansfield Pleads For Time To Act On Arbitration Bill

EMBARGO YON FREIGHT ANNOUNCED   Strike Authority Already Issued To Five Unions

What's Inside   Senate Leaders Ask Railroads To Delay Using New Work Rules

Doubt Held For Bill In Rails Issue  Senate Works On Measure To Avert  , . rwln

Senate Is Stalled  Doubt Congress Can Beat  Deadline For Rail Strike

Solow Certain Of Promaot Bill Passage  Freight? Embargo Announced, Starrs Early Thursday

Likelihood Grows Strike Will Hit   A Ride With The Highway Patrol-Page 12A

Rail Legislation May Be Late  Strike Deadline Set 12:01 a.m. Thursday

DEADLINE _WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHT RRs Are Asked By Senate Leaders To Delay Rules

Thousands File Past Casket Of Assassinated President   LBJ Begins Urgent ‘Tasks Of Presideney

Kennedy Buried In Arlington As Nation Grieves   U.S. and World Leaders Attend  Garvicoce Taday

Nation Pays Sad Farewell  To President   Lyndon Johnson Leads World Leaders In Tribute; Grave In Arlington Overlooks Capital   Returns To Bier Mrs. Kennedy M ingles With Grieving Crowds   nity Mou  sm Of Ta ps, Roll Ot  Drums Echo Farewell

Free World Pays Homage   Mrs. Kennedy Makes 2nd Trip To Casket: Stares Into Faces

Great Gathering of World  Statesmen Joins Mourners   Unforgettable Air of Grief Remains

John F. Kennedy laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery   Tragic and unforgettable Images of grief shimmer in air as nation mourns

2 Missionaries Slain Near Saigon As Wives  And Childr ‘en Look On

Viet Rebels Murder U.S.  Missionary   Wives, Children Wituess To  Senseless Killing

BEFORE WIVES, CHILDREN ‘Two Missionaries Slain  Tn Viet Cong Ambush

ee aaa, ee, ee eS a a i a, a a  Vewsman Drops Story Without  Kevsact Details

Kennedy Fears Growing Lineup Of Nuclear Bloc  President Says   President Says 15 to 20 Nations May Get Bombs

Many Nations May Have Arms By Year 1975  A Test Ban Pact Believed To Be  ee Oo

Wei eapon Inecre ase Cited Cited     Kennedy Fears Nuclear Growth

10 N- Powers Seen by 1970   President ‘Haunted by Feeling’ And Will Keep Working for Ban

President Predicts There Will Be 10 Nuclear Powers By 1970   Reason Why He Will Continue To Work For Test Ban Aqreement

Will Strive Harder For Test Pact   Expects Many  eS ee ere   Expects Many More Nations To Get Weapon:

By 1970 There May Be Ten Or More Kennedy Fears A World — Of Many Nuclear Powers.

INTENDS TO PUSH WORK FOR TREATY   Admits Hopes Fo: Test Agreement Reduced Lately

Wirtz Requests Further Parleys By Lines, Unions  Manpower Cuts Await Effective Date of Ruling

Standoff Develops  Wirtzls Ignored By Negotiators, In Rail Dispute

Rail Negotiations At Standstill  Labor Secretary Seeks More Talks

Plea of Wirtz Unheeded in Rail Dispute  Standoff Between  Nagatlatare an

Labor Chief’s Efforts Fail In Rail Issue  Standoff Cantinues   Standoff Continues In Dispute Over *Featherbedding’

‘Labor Secretary Urges Rail Officials And Unions Reopen Work Rules Talks

INTERVENTION OF WIRTZ FAILS TO AID DISPUTE   UNION LEADERS SUPPORT ACTION BY GOVERNMENT

Wirtz Asks Resumption  Of Rail Talk   Standoff Between Carriers, 5 Unions Firm Despite Plea

Railroads,Unions Proddedby Wirtz   Nationwide Strike Feared in Capital

Standoff in Rail Dispute Goes On Despite Proddinc   Secretary of Labor Asks for Negotiation

Deadlock In Rail Talks Still Holds  Wirtz Urging   Wirtz Urging Negotiators To Resume

Wirtz Fails to Win Talks Resumption  Deadleek Continues Unbroken In Railroad Work Rules Fight

Southern Charge Admitted   sournern Charge Admitted .  "Nearo Leader Used Us Car

STATE TRAFFIC DEATHS 1962 to date 14: in Jan, 14 196° to date 13: all Jan. 17   Truman Goes Home

Four Nights of Rdce Riots Plaque Diner in Bronx   "We'll Come Out Fighting, Youna Nearo Leader Warns

Negro Pickets Threatened  White Youths Spark Another Racial Riot

Racial Violence Erupts in Bronx  Crowd Broken Up by Force of 200 Police

200 Cops Use Night Sticks  White Drag Racers Spark Racial Rowdyism In NYC

1,000 White Youths Spark Race Strife  Violence Erupts At New York Diner Being Picketed

Says Reds Trying Conquer World B) Wars By: Proxy’  Father Of Mrs. Nhu Addresses Gathering At Lawrence, Kan.

Robert Schuman Dead in France  Father of European  bus Reernaec atk

Robert Schuman, Apostle Of Unity For Europe, Dies On French Estate

Promoter Of Unity Plan In Europe Dies  Robert Schuman Proposed Pattern For Common Mart

WATER SUPPLIES DWINDLE  Drought Conditions Spread Across Nation, Fires Flare

 Seeking Priv acy  a tent etne hareemetent  IMrs. Nhu Goes Into  ‘Seclusion In Rome

Mrs. Nhu Flies To  Seclusion In Rome   Children Driven To Convent Following

Red Chinese Rip Nikita In-New Blast   Moscow-Peking Ideological Warfare Continues Full Tilt

Chinese Reds Lash Russians  New Verbal Attach Hite Khrush Policy

Chinese Shot Rips Nikita   W ITH EDITORE IL  Py avda Fires Rack  At Doomatist Line

Hotel Fire Death Toll Rises to 25: Victims’ Bodies Sought in Ruins

SEVEN BODIES REMOVED  Searchers Comb Debris For More Fire Victims

Thresher Not in Underwater Photos, Navy Says; Search for Sub Resumes

“Chinese Jet Pilot Defects   PHOTOS NOE OF oVB  Navy Savs Thresher Still Lost

Navy Takes Back Earlier Announcement  Submarine Thresher Not Found

State Taxes Are Termed Adequate  Re-enactment Of Some Old Ones Sought

‘Birdman of Alcatraz’ Pleads for Permission ‘To Read His Books, See Movie Version of Life

SALINGER ‘STROLL’ CHALLENGED  Capitol Hill Stenos Plan Hikes, Too

Atlantic Storm Fading: Licht Rainfall Forecast   Latest Woodland Blaze - Stopped By Mt. Airy  J  Fire Company

WARNINGS TAKEN DOWN Powerless Navy Craft Towed Safely As Hurricane Weakens

Administration Officials Predict ‘Sober Days’ Ahead with Russians

Runaway Grain Truck Kills One; Hurts 16; Smashes 7 Cars In Duluth Street

‘Quarter-Mill Levy Agreed Upon at Meeting Tuesday   All Sioux Countians Will Benefit

 Closed Sessions Held More Debris Found in Area Of Nuclear Submarine Sinking

Navy Inquiry Moves Behind Closed Doors   Secret Session Hears Testimony Called Classified

More Debris Discovered Where Submarine Sank   Naval Court Hears Testimony Secretly

THRESHER PROBE  Navy Court Of Inquiry     Hears Secret Testimony

Set School Bond  Vote at Corning  Vote May 17 On $480,000 Proposal!

Ne ew De monstrations Threatened King Denounces Rejection  Of Demands On Magic City

King Blasts Council For  New Rebuff   ‘Birmingham Again. Denies Demand On Hiring Policemen

Massive ; Protests Are Threatened  Demands By King  Are Turned Down

TWO LOSE PLEAS ON BIRTH ADVICE   Appellate Unit Upholds Con. yictions of Planned Parenthoad Aides

President takes emergency steps to provide aid for fiecd victims

18 Deaa, 50,000 Homeless     Flood-Ravaged South Assesses Damage

Red Chinese Open Defense Of ‘Hard Line   Say United States Building A Huge Western Empire

Peking Charges U.S. Building Huge Empire   Communist China Also Denounces Khrushchevy for Coexistence Policy.

‘Huge Atlantic Storm ls Bogging Down ‘Search Operations for Plane’s Crew

Transif Co. Rejects Plan To End Strike   Pickets Return To Their Posts

PTC SPURNS BID TO END PHILLY TRANSIT STRIKE      President Resigns; Unior Members Accepled Settlenent   RECEIVER SOUCHT   Firm ‘Loses $1 Million Yearly’, Says Parent Comnany

Philadelphia Strike Back as Firm's Executives Spurn Own Prasidant

Transit Strike Is Not Settled  Workers’ Peace Proposal R Rejected

Ottis Goes To Writers, Painters, Etc.  Nikita Lavs Down Law To Red Intellectuals

ele      Again Labels Stalin Sick Man And Victim Of Persecution Manic

THREAT TO REGIME  Khrushchev Brands Russian Intellectuals As Anti- Reds

Stewardess, 19,Dies  In Crash Of Purdue Plane   Police, Firemen ‘Rescue St; Nick

200 hurt as trains hit   Ambulance driver escapes after skidding into creek

Philadelphia Train Crash. Injures 200   - Commuter Trains Have Smashup At Mid-City Station

Butler And Maudling Head List.   Conservative Top Post Choice Narrows To These Two Men

i Necsro’s Century-Old Struggle for Equality Now in Climactic Phase—Bunche 

ea ii ie a taht ieee aha eh ie lag a gc gig i ea ki Dh ogy a ic Mh dete sic votes, asec wee CTTEETE  _ Negro’s Century-Old Strugele for Equality Now in Climactie Phase—Bunche

Negroe’s House Hit, None Hurt   Congressman From Michigan Visiting House

Solon Is     Shaken ByBomb   Negro Politico Asleep in Home Of NAACP Head

pitt) 4 ac Congressman  Aroused by Gas Bombs  2 Men Held for Hurling Molotov Cocktails at Home

‘ony s home their target  Two white men arrested for tossing Molotov cocktails

Two whites admit Clarksdale bombing  Gasoline devices hit house where Negr. .ngressman is sleeping

Fire- Bomb Home Where Negro Solon Stays;. ‘Nab 2 2   Wants Highway Patrol Kept Out Of Birmingham

Molotov Cocktails Info House Where Congressman Stays   Clarksdale, Miss., ts Sigh of Latest Acts In Vote Rights Issue.

‘Cycle Of Poverty’ North Carslina Starts $14 Million  Procram To Fradicate Illiteracy

Snow Up to 51 Inches, Mercury Down to -20   Winter's Worst Cold Wave Eases But Death Toll From Snow, Fires, Crashes Continues to Mount Across the Nation

Winter's Worst Cold Spell Eases  Toll of Deaths Climbs   Cold Sunburn

Girl Chalks. Up 49 Orbits, Bykovsky 82   Pair Comes Down About 600 Miles and 3 Hours Apart

MIMOLEMS IKY TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT  NNN he a a ee ee SO aa a he i he a ae ae IN a ea  * «"«  Se: REPELLED WITH MACHINEGUNS AND TAI By JOSEPH MA7ZANDI grees eo

Cosa Nostra   UOsa Nostra     Aiken County Public Library  Supreme Court Orders Reexamination

BY SUPREME COURT :=aeeeeeneeeeaneecene Crime Boss Case Tagged For Review

Dominican Republic Coup Organized Before His Election Says Juan Bosch

Bosch Begins Exile Journey  Says Coup Planned before Inauauratior

Bosch Charges Overthrow Not Impetuous Step   Organized Before His Inauquration

Bosch Charges Coup Planned In February   Sails Into Exile Aboard Frigate.

Dominican Republic:  Coup Not New, Bosch Charges   Groups Organized Last February, He Claims

Bosch Goes To Exile. Possibly Guadaloupe   The civilian provisional govern

Ex-President of Isle Info Exile  Juan Bosch Sails or Nominican Warship

‘U. S. _Navy Rescues One Man  85-Foot Yacht Sinks While Rescue Planes Circled Helplessly Overhead

Long Beach Couple, Two Crewmen Lost; One Saved From Sea As Storm Rages

Rescue rianhes MICiIpiess  One Rescued, Four Lost When Ship Sinks in Storm

Governor Plea:  Get On The Job   Presents Novel Plan To Take First Things First, Then Adjourn Temporarily

Action Blueprint Is Quflined by Gov. Romney   Urges Two Sessions Of State Legislature

"OILY SERASUN 19 HERE AVAL, With JAILS  Diplomats Doubt Nikita in Trouble   By HENRY SHAPIRO

ae A a a   Diplomats Make Light That Khrushchev Is In Trouble   By HENRY SHAPIRO

Queen of Fair To Be Chosen Tuesday Night   Approximately 30 Young Ladies Compete for Contest Post; Announced Next Week

Storm Hurls Plane To Ground In New York; Seven Killed   23 Feared Dead

Polar air pushes temperatures down across northern states   Sludge breaks out, to flood part of Louisville

Some Still In Danger.   Flood. Threats Ease Through Much Of East

‘Many Returning to Homes - a Ice-Gorged Rivers Sweep Toward New Destruction In Chio Valley

New President Digs in  Continuity Johnson Aim   Widow Maps Plans.   Thanksgiving on Cape Cod   Thousands Trudge Past New Grave

Will Address Joint Congress  Meet Today   Vows to Press Ahead With Aims Stressed By Late President  eS... MBAWAAAMLAIM it FPL Cw

Johnson's First Full Day Hectic   MSU President Says School Is ‘Sound, Solid Operation’

Begins Push For Continuity Without Chaos  Conferences Set Up for '64 On Top Issues

UOTE UY. Witnhout Uonrusion i  Busy Beginning for President Johnson’s Tern   Senate Victory For LB]

Rights, Tax Cut To Be Stressed   FOR THANKSGIVING  Mrs. Kennedy To Visit ~ Late Husband’s Family

Expected To Seek Action OnKey Bills   Busy Schedule Of Talks Continues; Mikoyan A Visitor

LB) TO TALK TOCONGRESS, NATION TEDAY   Joint Session To Hear Address At 12:30: Suspend Politics   ORDER FULL PROBE  OF ASSASSINATION

Only 3 Solons Oppose Tighter Strip Controls   Measure Calls for Backfilling to Contour and Reduces Time Limit.

Hijacked Vessel Ready  For Surrender To Brazi   1S eraft hovering outside Br:

MEN JAILED IN BENTON ON $20.000 BAIL   West Frankfort, Orient And California Suspects Seized By FBI For Wednesday Holdup Fiasco.

IN BENTON ON $20,000 BAIL   West Frankfort, Orient And California Suspects Seized By FBI For Wednesday Holdup Fiasco.

Cost To Taxpayers Set At $1.2 Billion   Bill Would Boost Pay For Nearly All In Uniform Beginning Oct. 1

Senate Approves Bill Giving Armed Forces’ Personnel Raise in Pay

 First Since 1958 U.S. Senate Approves Pay Raise for Military Forces

Senate OK’  Pay Raises For Military  General Hike Tnelades Guard

Senate OKs Pay Raise. For Military   Vote Unanimous; Measure Must Be Passed By House

Military Pay Bill Gets Unanimous Senate OK; Nearly All To Benefit

Nearly All Servicemen  To Benefit   $1.2 Billion Boost To Fatten Checks Beginning Oct. 1

Military Pay Hike OKd By Senate, 84-0   First General Wage Increase Since ’58 Looms

Armed Force Pay Boosted By Senate   Vote Of 84 To 0 Sends Measure To House For Action

EFFECTIVE OCT. ]7 Senate Votes Unanimously Tc Fatten Military Pay Checks

‘PRETTIEST IN WORLD’ Title Of Miss Universe Won By Brazilian Beauty

Carlsbad Coed  Miss New Mexicc   ‘Brazil Beauty Captures ‘Miss Universe Honors

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   ‘(Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

Launching Is Believed Imminent  Space Journey May Last For Eight Days

New Space Shot Said  ‘Imminent’  Twin Cosmic Flight Could Go Fight Davs

Negro Demonstrators’ Bonds Total More Than $1 Million In Charleston

Alabama Chief To Be Martyr?   Southerner Expected To Oppose JFK Slate

Wallace Hopes To -Rob-JFK:-Of-South.  Court Ruling To Speed *Sit-Ins,, NAACP Says

MARTYR ROLE, PRESIDENCY BID SEEN  JFIK Upset In ‘64 Held Wallace Goal

An AP News Analysis .. . la JFK Described as Knowing Wallace Hopes to Be Martyr

WALLACE AFTER  KENNEDY'S HIDE  IN CAMPAIGN PRESIDENT AWARE  OF INTENTIONS OF SOUTH GOVERNOR

BRAZIL SEIZES HUACKED VESSEL   Pirates Will Be Interned at Naval Base, Ship Returned to Venezuela

Way Clear For Trial — Of Hoffs   High Tribunal Reject: Claim Grand Jury Wasn't. Proper

Hughes to See  lowa Convicts  Will Investigate Mailed Complaints

Election Results By Precincts   Seeks Information  flughes ‘To Talk  W ‘th Prisoners

3 Venezuelan Destroyers Ordered to Alter Cou Ise, Full Speed to Intercept

Hijacked Venezuelan ship sighted   Ship headed southeastward, away from Cuba, asylum

Venezuelan Destroyers  Seek Vessel  Reds Refuse to Reply to U.S. Plane

Venezuelan Army Quell: Red Terror  Outbreak Said Cuba-Inspired   U.N. Committee Approve: Nuclear Free Latin Zone

Nudear Free Zone Approved   Political Committee Of U.N. Vote 89-0 With 14 Abstensions

U.N. Fight Looms Over Panel’s Move   Action Calls Study On How Nuclear Ban  Aeeord Is Tt

Fighting Rages Along Border   Algerian Forces Clash’  With Moroecean Troons

DEADLINE DECEMBER 14 ON REMAP   Commission Deadlocked On Party Lines, Illinois Moy Elect All Legislators At Large.

Khrushchev Says  Autobahn Incident Held War Threat   Deaths of Diem and Nhu Ruled ‘Accidental Suicides   Leaves Expensive Hotel —  Mrs. Nhu Decides Not To Take Trip to Rome

MRS. NHU CHANGES MIND, TO STAY  Children To Join Mother in L. A.

To Set Up Housekeeping .. . ‘  Mrs. Nhu Plans To. Bring ‘Children To California

BULLETIN   Madame Nhu Is Expected To Set Up Housekeeping In Los Angeles Area

Viruses, Cancer Tie  Disclosed Cites 6 Findings  On Possible Links

Pledges His Best Efforts For Freedom  Space Complex In Florida Will Be Named Kennedy

Thanksgiving Message Given; Cape Cnenves “al Is Renamed Cape Kennedy

Today’s Weather: CLOUDY, WINDY  Yesterday’s high, 57; low, 33      Canaveral Renamed Kennedy

Thanksgiving Message   By Lyndon B. Johnson PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

LBJ Reminds The Nation ‘Reasons To Be Thankful’   President’s Brief Tall On Holiday Stresses Need For Unity

LBJ Bids Nation  Count Blessings  Florida Missile Buse Renamed, Cauaveral Now [Is Cane Kenned>

LBJ Says US. Thankful But Must Move On   State Affairs Crowd In Upon His Holiday; Also Attends Church

White Students Roam Birmingham Protesting Alabama Integration   Wilson Near C ompletion  Flood Control Plans Detailed: {1 Billion Set for Kansas Area

Touchdown!   Busload of Riot Police Trails  Students Roaming Birmingham

Beilfuss, Larsen Winners   Neillsville Judge Outpolls 4 Together

Only 200,000 State Electors Ballot on Five  Winner Receives Decisive Margin; Runoff Aoril 2

Voters Select Beilfuss, Larsen in State High Court Primary   Beilfuss 108,985 Larsen 34,237 Evans 27,809 Donnelly 22,713 Alexopoulos 12,316  . » a ) SS Gag

Vietnamese Celebrate Diem's Overthrow ‘By Dancing, Parading in Saigon Streets

Spotlights New York Financier   Rep. Patman Claims Rich Dodging Taxes

for-Use Of Foundation Devices... Movie, Financial Names Involved In Tax Probe

Wind Poses New Threat To Forests  In Dry East  DPD .*... D.]2....   Rains Relieve Some Areas On Seaboard, In Far West

HOUSE PASSES JFK’S FALLOUT SHELTER BILL   Measure Would Okay $175 Million To Aid In Construction   LEGISLATION IS NOW BEFORE THE SENATE

Gasoline Tax Hike Okayed by Senate   Trimmed Transit Bill Approved by Senate

Senate Approves Mass Transit Bill  Act Provides $375 Million for Grants

Federal Fund Approved for Transit Study  $3.7 Million Grant For Help of Cities Is

gef sf. on oll Lite’s Ena SISTER M. PERPETUA —~ FORMER NELLIE COFFEY  EXPIRES IN OMAHA

Life’s End  SISTER M. PERPETUA — FORMER NELLIE COFFEY EXPIRES IN OMAHA

Moise Ishombe Due ini Capitat To Talk Terms   Firm Demands Await President of Katanga

UN Officials Await Return  Of Tshombe   President Slated To Complete Talks  For His Surrender

$3 Billion State Budget Is Proposed   KRecaommenaarions Far Under Figure Offered by Daniel

Robert Kennedy Denies He Will Be Candidate For Presidency in 1968

Bobby Says He Doesn't Plan To Run  POS em ee eT   Insiders Feel He May Change Mind About 1968 Race

Bobby Says He Doesn't Plan To Run   Insiders Feel He May Change Mind About 1968 Race

Bobby Denial On 08 Seen Early Tactics  Skeptics Believe He'll Shift With Political Winds

Muf fled Drums Echo Into — 1 orie 5 And New President Faces Old. “Test ies         Detailed Report Asked On President’s Slaying   President Johnson Found Destiny by Telephone Call

Powerful When He Overlooked Pride, For No. 2 Position   Rv RELMAN MORIN

THE VICE PRESIDENCY? SECOND PLACE?  8 A.M. Phone Call In 1960 Started Johnson Toward Moment Of Destiny

Leaislature Gets Rhodes Bills On Youth Commission, Golden Aqe Villages

‘CONSERVING USE’ PROVISION CONTINUED UNDER °64 FEED GRAIN PROGRAM

Freighter Flotsam  Is Found   May Give Some Hint as to Fate Of 39 Crewmen

Soviet Attack Seals Failure Of China Talks   Ideological Split I: Widened; Meetins Today Could B  Final Session.

Final Talks of Peking,  Russ Seen _  ‘Pravda Attacks “Ching War Goal

Split by Reds Is" Deeper   Final Session “Expected Today; Soviet Attack Assures Failure

Hope For Test Ban Treaty Is Indicated   : Unprecedented Attack Spells Failure  End In Sight For -Sino-Russia Talks

Argentina Installs New President  Ilia Promises Effort : To Regain Prosperity

N.Y. School Officials ‘Weigh Racial Directive      Allen’s Order Requiring Redistricting Ggets Mixed Reaction in Various Areas

Both Sides Claim Victory  Algerian Army Mobilized To Meet Moroccan Push

BREATHING STOPS, HEART: BEATS ON ON...  Tee-Packed Baby Eights: Desperately for Life

DONE AL A TEE A LEAR eg BRE EE  Tee-Packed Baby Fichts Desperately for Life

Anti-Castroites Demonstrate New Prexy Says Financial Crisis  Top UN Problem

After Disorder-marred Opening .. .  President Hopes UN Can Further Accords

rrank Snider is Denied Stay Of Execution   Turned Down By Supreme Court

Winds Tear Through St. Francisville, lil., Heavy Damaae Reported

ONE DEATH; Bb INJURED BY FLYING GLASS   Heavy Rain Drenches _ Wrecked Wabash River  Town; Wind Damage  In North Illinois And   Ohio.

Pressure Mounts In Britain's Behalf ———  Western Euro ype Seeks Reversal  By De Gaulle

AMSEC ER GRACE AR POE E.  De Gaulle Vows Market Talks  Following Franco-German Pac’

TV Program on Farm Management   Seminar Discussion to Aid the Midwestern Corn Farmers

U. S. Still Plans To Give Pakistan $4.3 Million Loan for Airport

At Least Temporarily Anti-Digit Dialing League  Gets Digit Dialing Halted

GOP Chiefs Snap Back At McCormack’s Poke   300 Agents Hit Illinois Gaming

 House Speaker Attacks Funds Refusal Santa Claus Role With Taxpayers’ Money Sought by Administration, Halleck Says

White House Accused Of Playing Santa  McCormack Flails GOP Vote Against Public Works Cash

Tee ROW CORES wu -MAWOR KOLKER EXPRESSES HIS THANKS TO MERRILL VOTERS FOR CONFIDENCE

iii.  MAYOR KOLKER EXPRESSES HIS THANKS TO MERRILL VOPERS FOR CONFIDENGTS

Valleyites Moving Operations Across Rio Boneless Mexican Beef A New Competitor For Texas Ranche

Margin Of Profit Greater On South Of Border Operations, Import Increase Seen  Valley Raisers Shipping Custom-Cut Beef From Mexico

Doubt Cast In Passing  Richts Bill   Permanent Agency  Asked By Leaders

Jersey Man Kills Two,  AbducetsGir   Wounds Three; Holds Family For Four Hours

Committee Agrees To Reapporiion   Senators Say One Eye To Be Kept On Geography

Reapportionment Battle Starts In Kansas Senate   An Eye On Population: Other Eye On Geography

Fewer On-Site Inspections  US Urges Russia To Accept ‘Its Nuclear Test Proposals

Alarmed British Probe Seandal Of Party Girl, Ex-Cabinet Minister

British Security Inquiry Started   Macmillan Orders Quiz, Stays Silent on Scandal

‘Macmillan Back, Calls for Probe Into Security Aspects of Scandal

POOPED PACHYDERM   BACK IN LONDON  Macmillan Calls For Investigation

WardRefused Bail As More  Charges Seen   Macnillan Returns To London, Orders Inquiry In Affair

‘Result of Profumo Scandal —  Macmillan Orders Full Probe of Security Angle

Security angles of sex scandal probed on Macmillan’s orders   Dr Werd held

Call-girl scandal shakes Britain's government — 7 ——___— Call-girl scandal shakes Britain's government  Macmillan back from golf trip: Asks security orahe

PRIME MINISTER UNDER FIRE FROM OWN PARTY Mac, Plagued By Profumo Affair, Orders Probe Of Security Aspects

Macmillan Asks Study Of Scanda!   Report in Works, May Be Ready Before End of Week

Security Probe Ordered Today In British Case   Macmillan Wants A Detailed Report

Growing British Sex Scandal Due For Government Inquiry   Russian Diplomat  ‘Asked Summit Meet

Profumo Scandal Forces Macmillan To Cut Off  Vacation, Orders Probe

Macmillan To Probe Scandal   Security Aspect Of Case Under Investiaation

Macmillan insecure:  Inquiry Ordered Into Security Aspects Of Profumo Scandal

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   ‘Macmillan Orders Inquiry Into Security Aspects Of Scandal

Macmillan Orders Security Angle Investigation of Profumo Scandal

MACMILLAN TAKES HEED OF SCANDAI   (Orders Official Investigation Of Security Aspects Of Profumo’s Affair With Red's Girl Friend.

SCANDAL STIRS BRITISH PROBE INTO SECURITY   Macmillan Designates Lord Chancellor to Study Profumo Case   Dr. Ward Pleads Innocent! in First Arraignment in Court

, ritish ?P rime Minister m der ) Security Inquiry        (21-Year-Old Party Girl Is Key Figure As Lord Dilhorne Conducts Investigation

Prime minister’s career threatened Macmillan orders inquiry into Profumo scandal

Inquiry Into Big Scandal In Britain  Security Aspects Of Case To Be Thoroughly Probe

Market Opening Dates Studied   Advisory Group Recommendations  Are Set Thursday

\Pro-Government Demonstration Staged  'By Vietnamese In Front Of U. S. Bldg.

Inside Today   Guard of U. 5. Marines Is Bolstered ai USIA Office

Udo AGCMCY Is Scene (Of Rally  Americans Asked To Stay Indeors; ~

Americans Told fo Stay Off Streets   Marine Guard Reinforced in Case of Trouble

In Front Of USIA Headquarters— Stage Pro-Government Saigon Demonstration

For Chieftain   Ngo Dinh Diem Hailed At Show In Front Of U.S. Installation

OWD MILLS ABOUT U.S. OFFICE   Americans Stay Indoors; 18 U.S. Helicopters Shot Up, 2 Yanks Killed In Friday Attack On Reds.

Vietnamese Demonstrate For Chieftain   Ngo Dinh Diem Hailed At Show in Front of U. S. Installation

Diem Is Hailed; Action May Strain Relations — With America Further

In Front Of U.S. Agency  Vietnamese Stage Huge Pro-Diem Demonstration

Demonstrations Pressed... ee Ons Tressed ...  Viet Reds Slay  Two Americans

Demonstration Held In Front Of U.S. Agency  Gr tag — Policy os ~*  nts

Viet Nam Chief Backed in Clash With Buddhists  Some of Tension __Believed Easing In Uneasy City _

Relations With U.S. Strained -   Two More Americans Killed, 18 Conters Shet Up Friday

In Front Of USIA Headquarters In Saigon  Vietnamese Crowd Hails Diem

Demonstration Held Outside U.S. Agency   Marine Guard Is Reinforced, Americans Told To Stay Inside

The Weather   Vietnamese Demonstrate For Chieftain   Ngo Dinh Diem Hailed At Show In Front Of U.S. Installation

HugeSaigon Rally Backs Diem Policy   Americans Remain Indoors To Forestal Anti-U.S. Incidents

Pro-Diem Throng  Parades   Marchers Crowd Mall Near U.S. Information Agenc’

Rally Supports Diem In Row With Buddhists   Americans Stay Indoors to Avoid Incidents

Demonstrate for  South Viet Nam,  Hail President Massiv ive Turnout in  meh nl Cechkmeru

Pro-Government Vietnamese Stage Demonstration Before U.S. Office

BIG SAIGON RALLY STIRS U.S. AGENCY   Pro-Diem Display Puts Information Center On Guard

Backers Hail Diem At Rally Staged In Midtown Saigon   30,000 Demonstrate Before U.S. Information Building

Marine Guard Reinforced To Avert Incidents Which Further Strain Relations

U.N. Forces Set to Push Offensive   Dr. Ralph Bunche Sent To The Congo; Tshombe Rallying His Forces

POIMGs - PUERCO  Bunche indicates U.N. Wiii Go fo Tshombe’s Strongholds After Taking Over Jadotville

Bunche Hints More Action In Katanga  Believe Tshombe Rallying Army For Fight

U. N. Forces To Drive on To Kolwezi   Bunche Says Capture of Jadotville Part of Plan

Kolwezi Drive ls Indicated By Dr. Bunche   Claim Tshombe Rallying Troops For Resistance

United Nations Units Regroup For Offensive   Bunche Indicates Continued Drive Against Three Tshombe Strongpoints.

On Inside Pages   Says All-nations Troops Will Press On...  UN's Bunche Arrives  In Troubled Condo

Revenue Bureau Seeks $558,991 Budget Increase  100 Per Cent Boost Is Asked In Field Auditing  By FRED BUCKLES   Mostly for Officers Armed Forces  Pay Hike Awaits  President's Pen

Johnson Wealth Put Into Trusts   Washington. Hame -“Ts-Put-Up: for Sale

Scientists Unveil Plans for First Manned Moon Shot: Von Braun Asks More Funds

Could Create New Class — Educators Give Warning  On Housing for Students

Seience Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Steps Itech—Relieves Pain

Science Shrinks Piles. New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—~ Relieves Pain -

- Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stons Itch==Relieves Pain

NIESTINAL DETOUR  New Operation Might Answer Cholesterol - Heart Question

Birchers vs. Anti-Birchers  Factions Battle for GOP Assembly Helm

STEW SUPPER & WESTERN DANCE  Trail Riders Stop-Over In Sinton Saturday Nite

Pope To Open Second Council In Rome Sunday; To Plead For “Renewal” Of R.C. Church

Pope Paul To Open Second Couneil With Plea To Continue Great Work

Council Opens Sunday .. Pope To Make Strong Plea To Continue John’s Work

Will Urge ‘Renewal Continuation   Bold Reforms Will Be Asked; Liberals Heartenec

Dont Fanic, First sergeant Orders        ~ Military Plane Graches: in —_ 64 Soldie               By JOSEPH GALLOWAY United Press International

Transport Crashes In Kansas  64 Soldiers Escape From Burning Plane

While Landing In Kansas Soldiers Escape Death In Crash Of Airplane

Chartered Plane Carrying Troops Crashes. Burns   Plane Loses Wheel; Pilot Makes Safe Belly Landing

Oe ay S&S Tn jured oe ehy  j o ie  “All 69 ) Aboare Troop Plane   Survive Crash

Viet Nam Puts Off Elections  For Assembly  Diem Sees No Quick End to Crisis That Caused Martial Law

Rumors of Resi gnations Fly  Tension In British Cabinet On Profumo Vice Scandal

CLAMOR FOR OUSTER GROWS  Macmillan ‘Hides’ To Ready Defense   Up To $100!

Macmillan Gains Show of Unity at Cabinet Meeting  Signs Indicate Some Key

Macmillan Cabinet Bid Seen   Four Ministers Are Reported Thinking Of Quitting Posts

Mac Riding Out Revolt In His Fold   Powell Supports Him; Debate in Commons Is Still Ahead

Loyalty Of Key Ministers Near Breaking Point   Two Ministers Deny They Will Resign Over Profumo Scandal

red? Drivdin, oi  Conservative Rebellion Is Losing Steam  Macmillan Faces Critical Debate in  oo ER: q

In London  Macmillan meeting heichtens fension of scandal crisis

Macmillan Set For Hot Debate  Profumo Iss   Profumo Issue Due For Airing Monday

Cabinet Ponders  Scandal  Mac Weathers Second Crucial Day Of Session

Conservatives Nearing Revolt   Macmillan Still Maintaining Show of Unity in Profumo Fuce

Prime Minister Macmillan Is Faced With Possible Open Revolt In Party

Resignations . Rumored-- British Cabinet Making Outward Show of Unity

British Public Opinion Seems To Be Asking For Prime Minister's Head

Loyalty Of Key Aides May Be Lost To Macmillan Over Profumo Scandal

Macmillan Appears On Brink Of Downfall As  Scandal Pressure Grows

MACMILLAN'S RESIGNATION DEMANDED   But Leader Survives Crucial Cabinet Sessions  LABOR PARTY   Girds For Full-Scale Attack In Wake Of Scandal Involving Profumo

British Cabinet Nearing Breakup In Profumo Case  Macmillan Faces Increasing Signs Of Resignations

Support For Mac Wavering  Cabinet Ministers   Cabinet Ministers May Quit Over Profumo Scandal

Macmillan Sef For Hot Debate   Profumo Issue Due For Airing Monday

Cabinet Still Intact After Critical Day  Faith of Ministers Is Reported Near

Macmillan »Seen Facing  Open Revolt   - Profumo: Scandal Causes Mounting Public Pressures

Scandal Weakens Position — Macmillan Preparing For Profumo Debate

Deadline Postponed   Growing Clamor For His Ouster British Premier Prepares  For Profumo Case Debate

Macmillan Pressured To Resign Post  Poe ere   Cabinet Revolt May End In Walkout; Want New Look 

Macmillan Survives Second Day   Signs of Rebellion Grow In Cabinet, Labor Leader Calls for Resignation

Macmillan Is.in Seclusion Today  Prepares for Debate On Profumo Affair

But Party Split Threat Continues  Macmillan Backea In Cabinet Talks

Brewing Cabinet Revolt Coulc Force M'millan To Quit Post   NEWS DIGEST

Macmillan Calls His Cabinet; Asks Members For Vote Of Confidence

Macmillan Rides Through Crisis  Loyalty of Some Key Ministers Near End

Signs Grow Maemillan  Faces Split   Resignation Denials Issued by 2 Key British Ministers

Macmillan Gains Party Support   Faces Critical Debate Monday In Commons

‘Macmillan Fights for His Job   Profumo Sex Scandal Rocks Conservative Party

Macmillan In Seclusion To Draft Crucial Speech ~ In The Wake Of Scanda

Macmillan Braving The Storm   Crucial Debate Set; Has Support Despite Scandal

STILL FACES CRUCIAL DEBATE Conservative Rebellion Against Mae Collapsing

Tory Revolt Seen About To Collapse  Laborites Primed For Debate On Profumo Scandal

! Crucial Debate Set Monday ©  \Macmillan Secluded As Clamor  ‘(For His Ouster Becomes Louder

NEW STORMS HIT NEW YORK AREAS   Syracuse, Rochester Get  Up to 13 inches of Snow

Doctor Chapman Offers To Give Speed A Church   ‘I Have No Interest In Atheism,’ Writes California Physician

Man Who Almost Gave Town To Atheist Now Offers Part Of It For A Church

No Place For Second Story Man  Electronic Brain Gua rele Caserate

SCHOOLS QUIET OVER WEEKEND   Special Probe  Starts Monday At Rivemingham

Shooting  Continues  In Cyprus - Britain Urges  Neutral Zone a 7 we [Para ts. I Se

Thousands Pay Respects At Capitol.   Prominent National, International Leader: Arriving For Funeral

Sorrowing U.S. Offers Its Tribute   Body of President Carried by Caisson To Nation’ s Capitol

Crowds and Pageantry Mark Capital’s Tribute   Assassination Law Proposed

Indiana Senates Passage Of  Sales Tax Law Claimed Fraud By Attorney General Steers

Buyers Go Into Action —  Stock Market Reaches Highest Level in History

Fresh Blizzard Lashing Midwest.  Wide Area Warned, of ‘Plunging Mercury, Snow-Laden Winds:

WEST COAST WARNED  Latest Outbreak of Flu Strikes Deep In Midwesi

Red Protest Of A-Force Is Rejected   U.S. Note Says Threats Won’t Stop Allied Plans

Protest of Creailo OfaNATOForca          Baya Nuclear Forea ts Only an Anawee ta the Theat ia Posanc,

U.S. Rejects Russ Note On A-Arms   NATO Alllies Send Similar Replies On Nuclear Force

REJECT SOVIET PROTESTS OVER NUCLEAR FORCE  NOTE TO KREMLIN CAYO AILLIEOC NOT

GASETIF INDE   Note Sent To Kremlin....  Nuclear Protest Spurned By U.S.

Soviet Protests. Rejected by U.S _ Concerns Creation.  Of Nuclear Forees’

U.S. REJECTS RED PROTES]   Note to Kremlin Back: Creation of NATO  Nuctear Force

5 Formally Charged In Train Robbery   Two Couples, Single Man, ‘Small Fry’; ‘Bia Shots’ Soucht By British Police

Plan Pick-up of 28 Men on  Texas Towers   Helicopters Will Try ~ to Reach Crews in Stormy Atlantic

Waves Batter Sea Towers  Copters Sent to Rescue 28 Workers, 15-Foot Waves, Winds Pound Tower:

500 Whites in Demonstration  Demand Release of ~ White Held in Jail

Cambridge Still Tense After Riots   White Group Gets Prisoner Freed,  $25 Bond Put Up

Spectacular Fire Sweeps Wire Plant   Clouds of Black Smoke Ascend From Blaze at Holland Wire Products

Tensions Mount Along 151-Mile Line   American Forces Step Up Patrois As Fights Flare

Predict Less Tension  Immediate Danger Of War In Korea Reportedly Fades -

300D FRIDAY IN BERL'N  Pilgrims Flock to Wall  in Grim Visit Gesture

And that’s not all Fortune teller flips cards: predicts end of news strike

yews tn Hrtieys Dominican Threat To Invade Haiti Intensifies; Negroes Claim Victory

Bosch Calls Military Heads For Conference   Striking Hour   Striking Hour Against Duvalier Grows Nearer

Bosch Poises His Forces On Border OAS Meeting  Underscores Crisis

Bosch Orders Troops, Tanks  Into Position   Dominican Leader Prepares To Open Assault On Haiti

Troops, Ships In Position for Haiti Invasion  OAS Attempting to am... OOF Canflicrt«   OAS Attempting to Head Off Conflict; U.S. Marines to Remove Americans,

Move Tanks, Troops Up To Border   Haiti President Vows He Won't Back Down Under OAS Pressure

Bosch Calls For Report Of Military   Francois Duvalier’s Dictatorial Regime May Be Toppled

Told No Legal Alternative  To Decision  Of Nation’s Supreme Court

Weekend Proves Quiet, But Tense In Birmingham  Negro Leaders Tell   Of Bomb Threats  In Telephone Calls

IDr. Onslow Gordon Ill ‘Head Of Educational Respiratory Diseases

PASO Says Speech Aid To Birchers   Foreman Asserts Good Judgment Used By Voters

Morocco Greets  Red China Chief  Hassan Turns Palace Over to Chou for Expected 4-Day Stay

TAKES LEAD EARLY   Fly To Viet Nam For Probe McNamara, Taylor Leave

U.S. Military Chiefs Sent to Viet Nam   CIVIL RIGHTS MEASURE FACES DELAY  Tax Cut Bill May Get  Priority in Congress

On-The-Spot Survey Due On Fighting   McNamara, Taylor To Investigate Conflicting Reports

McNamara, Taylor Leave To Study War Situation After Meeting With JFK

JFK Sends Top Brass To Viet Nam   ING. UITBOETalll Instructions To  McNamara, Taylor

Mission tor president McNamara, Taylor fly to Viet Nam to review war

Two Top Military Leaders Leave; Will Study War Effort in So. Viet Nan

SUPER - COLD TEMPERATURES CRIP NATION   48 Degrees Below Zerc  Jn Montana; Twister  In Tennessee      RECORD LOW MARKS SET IN SEATTLE

48 Below in Montana  Nation Numbed by Tide Of Super-Cold Weather

Cooperation Pledge Ends Long Rivalry   Adenauer Pleads for Market, Sees Unity in Europe

IN WAKE OF DEMONSTRATION Russian Police Seal Off Ghanaian Embassy

Ghanians Lock Embassy Doors  Police Bar. Street .  i after Damanc bp a fi, ar

Police Seal Off Ghana s Embass  » Eallaw_tIn   Action Follow-Up To Demonstration

Soviet Police Seal Off © Senate Heeds Johnson, Beats Off — Approaches to Embassy 2 Attempts to Reduce Foreian Aid

After yesterday's demonstration  Soviet police seal off Ghana embassy

U.N. Gives Speech Wild Applause   President Urges U.S., Soviets  to Renew Disarmament Talks

Worried Train Dispatcher Is Credited With Averting Possible Head-on Crash

Damaging Winds Rip Across State  Phillipsburg Area Gets Stronaest Blow

The Case Of The Redhead   Her Aftairs With British, Red Officials Make Macmillan See Red

Tells About Friendships With Many  War Secretary Quits Post In Political Row

Britisn Meadachne:  Politics, Spy, Royal Family Play Roles In Profumo Case

Queen Brought Into Row  Redhead’s Affairs Pose New Security  Headache For British Prime Minister

CGATETTE INDEX   Officers Predict Ouster...  Will Exiles Overthrow South Viet Nam Chief:

Control of Key Clubs ~— ts Voted   Clears House, 91-13 Action in Senate Is Uncertain

Local Licensing And Regulation ls Provided   Faces Uncertain Future In Senate Backers Believe

‘Youth Day Opens 118th County Fair   Annual Exhibition Gets Underway Friday  Gov. Rhodes To Open 110th Ohio State Fair

Ohio State Fair To Open Friday   Television Stars Head Entertainment List

75 More  Arrested In Danville   Demonstrations Also Staged In Other Cities

5 to 10 per cent chance ~ i aaa e399. ase Surgery to save oirl’s life starts in Cleveland hospital

Operation Begins For Cancer Victim  Cleveland Girl Taken To Surgery For Amputation

» to 1U per cent chance Surgery to save girl’s life starts in Cleveland hospital

Cigarette Blamed In Horsham Fire      Trapped Miners May Get To Surface This Weekend

Hope to Reach Trapped Miners by Sunday Afternoon   Ry Russ Green and Myron Feinsitber

Give rebels surrender deadline  Brazilian troops knock  out noncoms’ rebellion

MRS. NHU IN BELGRADE   TO BRAZILAN REBELS  Loyalists Issue Surrender Limit

Brazilian Rebel Centers Topple   Military Faction Refuses to Yield

Brasilia Air Base {s Being Held by Rebels   Artillery Moved After Surrender Order Refused

Inmate is injured in escape attempt   ROPE BREAKS, PLUNGES 60 FEET TO GROUND; TWO OTHERS CAUGHT

National Survey Shows Republican Leaders Cast Rockefeller in Dark Horse Role in Race

Cardinals, Diplomats Pay Last Respects As Pope John Lays In State At Palace

Thousands Weep as Pope John Born To St. Peters to Lie in Final State

Funeral, Nine Days Of Requ iem Rites Scheduled  ance eae rene ated etm  Pope's Body Lies In State

‘is funeral is planned  Cardinals, diplomats pay their last respects  to Pope John XXIll

Tribute Paid by Sweepers and Prelates   Thousands Will File Past Body at St. Peter's

Diplomats Pay Final Respects To Late Pontiff   Remains to Be Removed This Evening to St. Peter’s for Viewing by Public.   Cardinals Plan For Selection Of New Pontiff

Getting Late?   Pontiff, 81, Is At Peace After Days Of Suffering

Cardinals, diplomats J @ l ° view Popes remains   Full page of stories, pictures on page 16

Cardinals wal Diplomats Pay y The Last Resnects To. Pone John XXII

Pope's body borne across square rests in Basilica of St. Peter's

Pontiff's Face Shows Signs Of Suffering   Cardinals, Diplomats Pay Last Respects To Bishop Of World

U.S. assured of protection  Compensation demanded for  leacthan damace

Claims Railroads Using ‘Brink Of Strike’ Tactics   H. E. Gilbert Hurls Charge At Committee Hearing

UNION LEADER BLASTS ROADS ON ARBITRATION   BRINK-OF-STRIKE TACTICS CHARGED ON WORK RULES

Rail Union Asks Congress To Push Bargaining  Punishment Urged   Punishment Urged For Party Failing To Meet Responsibility

unions Accuse Railroads of ‘Brink Tactics’  Claim Carriers Use Technique to Press For Arbitration

Union Leader Says “Brink Of Strike” Tactics Used By Carriers In Dispute

Opposes President’s Plan To Settle Controversy  Union Leader Criticizes Railroads Tactics

Testifies Against Legislation   Union Chief Says Railroads Use ‘Strike Brinksmanship’

Union Leader Accuses Railroads At Hearing   Civil Rights Committees Busy

Rail Union Asks Congress To Push Bargaining  ishment Urged Fo lene ilin ng To  ae  eek

Railroads Hit for Tactics   Gilbert Questions “Brink-of Strike! Pressure by Raile

Union Leader Hurls Charge At Rail Heads In Committee Testimony Today

Accusation On Railroads By Union Boss   Unfair Tactics Charged As Move On Work Rules

Group Told Railroads Use Threat   Union President Says Compulsory Arbitration Sought

Union Leader Says Railroads Trying  To Force Compulsory Arbitration

A Special Legislative Session May Be Needed   Not Likely To Affect Saline County

Special Kansas Session Likely   Two Reapportion Matters at Stake

Legislative  Line-Up Is A Problem  Anderson Says a  Cnacial Goccink   Anderson Says a Special Session Strong Possibility

Vietnamese To be Pulled Out of; Laos  U. S. Accuses Them Of Helping Reds bln. Fiahtine

Withdrawal (£300 Vietnam Soldiers Se  Them   U.S. Accuses Them Of Aiding Leftist Efforts In Laos

«Bible Reading And Prayer   Bipartiscn Group Attempt to Nullify Ban

Hancock test site NASA opens giant aerial attack against mosquitoes

Syrian Leads Superimposed  {raq Regime   Ousted Deputy’s Main Rivals Are Exiled

Coalition of Generals Controls Iraq Revolt   1,000 TO LEAVE  U.S. to Reduce Viet Nam Force

Leaders Exile Saad Rivals After Takeover   Generals From Iraq And Syria Assume Control

Socialists: Take Over Iraqi Rule   Exiled Premier Hopes to Return

Party To Take Over  In Iraq   International Unit Headed By Syrian Assumes Control

Christmas Seals = Christmas Pageant Mail Early Returns Coming In At Waldorf College For Christmas

Sub-zero Cold Blast Grips the Midwest   Mercury Plunges to 36 Below  in Minnesota

Gas Bomb IsHurled In Stadium   Boy, 4, Trampled a: D.M. Fans Scatter; Youth Sought

Tear Gas Bomb Thrown At Grid Game; 10 Hurt   Tossed Into Stands At High School Game In D.M.

Both Voice Satisfactior No Soviet Offensive Weapons Remain   CRITICS ANSWERED   Some Republican Solons Continue to See Cause en a a :

Secretary Of Defense ‘Satisfied’  CIA Director Presents Views Of Top Officers

Defense : lef Denies F_: sia  Arms in Cuba   Hidden Missiles Denied

DEFENSE DEPT. SHOWS SECRET AIR PICTURES   Nationwide Radio, TV Audience “Sits In”  On Press Meet   LATEST PHOTO WAS ‘TAKEN LAST MONDAY

Defense Head Certain None  Reintroduced  Officials Try to Put To Rest Reports New Buildup Under Way

Intelligence Shows No  Movement  Name fanferene:      News Conference Part Of Efforts To Clear Situation

Defense Chief Denies New Arms Buildup: CIA Director  Joins Effort to Allay Fears

Voters voice opinions in Tuesday's elections  Expect strongest GOP turnout in decades as Phillips seeks win

Resignation Threats Spur Indiana Legislators To New Tax Bill Effort

You'll Find .. .   Radiation Shielding Studies   ttadiation Shielding Studies  Scientists To Meet At KSU

Would Enlarge Finance Group ‘Tax Help Aim of JFK's Capitol Hill Lobbying

Kennedy for Larger Senate Finance Group   Feels It Will Help His Legislative Program.

JFK Wants Key Group Enlarged  Would Add Tw   Would Add Tw To Finance Committee

Senate Finance Change Asked  JFK Seeks To Enlarge Committee by 2 Seats

JFK Seeks To Enlarge Senate Uni   Wants Bigger Finance Committee as Aid To Tax Plans

Kennedy Is Pushing for More Elbow Room in Senate Finance Committee for his Tax Bill

Kennedy Tries to Pack Senate Finance Committee for Passage of Tax Measure

TO AID TAX BILL Key Committee Feels Pressure Of Kennedy Packing Move

JERK Supports Finance Unit  ‘Packing’ Try   More ‘Elbow Room’ Is Sought For Tax Bill, Other Measures

JFK Seeks To Enlarge Finance Group   Wants More Elbow Room For Tax Bill Fight

Byrd, Dirksen Both Opposed   Parallels Battle On Rules Committec

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   JFK Pushes Plan To Enlarge Senafe’s Key Finance Commiftee

First Sign Lost Coed  Of Rocky, Clue—-Hunt  ‘Barry Clash: Ex. Convict

“TRUMAN THROWS HIS SUPPORT  ~ Norwalk’s Stephen Youne Kicks Off Campaign

Group of lowa Legislators Opposed fo Sales Tax Tailor ‘Austerity Budget’

‘Austerity Budget’ Readied   No Sales, Income Tax Increases in lowa Group’s Plan

latins ‘Tree’ Guerrilla  Plan Economy Budget; No Major Tax Increase

Seek To Avoid Sales Tax Boost   , EU 4200 OGIES LUA DUUSE  Propose Iowa ‘Austerity Budget’

Foes of Sales Tax Hike Aim At $197 Million   Western Border Legislators Are Leading Fight

Kennedy Budget Proposal Draws Bi-Partisan Fire;  Tough Tax Bout Forecast

Some Democrats Join Republicans In Denouncing Spending Proposals

Battle Looms on Kennedy’s Record Budget   GOP Attack May Affect Chances of Tax Cut

Budget Battle Forecast   GOP Denounces Any Cut in Taxes Without oa Trim

Arkansas a Dismal Picture of Progress, Census Shows, State Behind Rest of Nation

Macmillan Trying For Big 3 Talks  British Leader   British Leader After Help In Election Fight

Real Reason For Summit Talk  Maemillan Needs To Restore His Image As A Peacemaker

Macmillan Pressing  For Test Ban Talks   An AP News Anatysis By ARTHUR GAVSHON

Needs Prestige Boost  New Big Three Talks Sought ‘By Macmillan as Vote Nears

Macmillan for Test Ban Talks  Could Help Image in Comina Election

Maemillan Secks Parley On Test Ban  With Election In Sight, Strives For Big 3 Conference

Wants To Resume Image As Peacemaker  Macmillan Seeks  Big 3 Test Talks   AP News Analysis

Unofficial Vote   Macmillan Working For New Talks On Test Ban Problems

- Live's End  DAVID K. TOOKER — RESIDENT OF MERRILL FOR LONGEST TIME  IS DEAD AT Ece mx

e rf _— 2 it a lite’sEnd DAVID K. TOOKER — RESIDENT OF MERRILL FOR LONGEST. TIME IS DEAD AT EGE &%

Life’s End   DAVID K, TOOKER — RESIDENT OF MERRILL FOR LONGEST TIME   IS DEAD AT &4GE 86

McNamara Warns Russ On Use Of Troops To Crush Uprising Against Castro

U.S. Claims ‘Invasion’ If Anti-Castro Uprising Quelled by Soviet Troops

McNamara Testifies on Cuban Issue   Would Consider Use of Russian Troops ‘An Invasion’

‘Stay Out, McNamara Tells Russia   U. 5. Says Soviets: Won't Make Island Ancther Hungary

‘Don't Send Soviets to Fight Rebels  U.S. Considers ‘Such Action  Wawvasian’

McNamara Sees ‘Invasion  Reds Aid Cuba   Defense Secretary Says Castro Using Underground Cav. erns to Store Arms.

1963 Traffic Fatalities  32  Same Period a Year Ago  23 Totel heiets  In 1962  26

1943 Traffic Fatalities  32  Same Period a Yeor Ago  23  Totol Deoths In 1962  26

An Uncertain Fate Liquor By Drink Measure In Senate   Home Rule Type Bill

Send Liquor by Drink Bill to Senate Calendar   May be Called For Debate Next Week

Liquor Bill Is Moving In Senate   House Demos Take  No Stand On Bill

Washington Architect Asked by Mrs. Kennedy To Draft Tomb Designs

Still Sees Wide Edge For Treaty  Mansfield Is Not Alarmed by Foes

- On Test Ban Treaty Front — Russell Opposed But Clear Sailing Is Seen

WIDE MARGIN FOR TREATY FORECAST   calls For Partial Ban Or Nuclear Testing  INDICATE   Opposition Can Rally Only 20 Votes: 67 Required For Ratification

Mansfield Still Expects Treaty OK   Overwhelming Noc Predicted Despite Russell Opposition

Nuclear Treaty Approval Seen Despite Blasts  Southern Group Likely To Fight Ratifying Step

Despite Russell’s Objection Mansfield Expects Overwhelming Senate Okay Of Test Ban Treaty

Mansfield Sights Big Treaty OK  Sen. Russell And Others Are Opposed

Mansfield Sees Solid Approval For Test Treaty   Makes Statement  Despite Opposition By Sen. Russell:

Dem Leader Predicts Big Edge for Pact   Armed Services Panel Members Opposed to Test Ban Treaty

Sen. Russell Takes Stand Against Pact  Mansfield Expects Senate Appr oval

Armed Services Group Opposes A-Tests Pact  Mansfield Expects Treaty Passage Despite Criticism

OVERWHELMING APPROVAL Opposition To Test Treaty Brushed Off By Mansfield

Mansfield Sees Passage   Of Test Pact  Majority Leader . Predicts Approval. Despite Opposition

NEAR CLAYTON   ‘LIVELY LOUIE’ SNUBBED  She Doesn't Talk To Trash

St James Lutheran Chure’ Besins Weel G2 S-2ric!   4-H MEETING HELD

THE BLACK MUSLIMS—:  Orthodox Mosiems Have Reiected Black Muslims

Asks Pwo QOuestions.   ‘As--Salaam-Alaimum,’ Peace Be Unto You, Says Black Muslims

A ‘Non-Violent’ Hate ‘Black Muslims Seek Own State, End of White Rule

Evening!   All America jubilant over fea of L. Gordon Cooper, the coun trv’s newest hero.

Unions Get New Turn  At Hearings  Carriers’ Chief   Carriers’ Chief Negotiator Blasts Alternate Plan

Railroad Jobs Dispute  Unions Are Testifying Again   Hopes are Slim That Two Sides Can Get Together

ANOTHER VICTIM FOR 10 BETOW   TEXAS HARD HIT   Flu Continues Its Westward March

Texas Cities Stricken By Flu Epidemic   Capital Has 467 Cases In Last Six Days

Diefenbaker Still To Get Prairie Vote   May Win For  Conservatives

Pine Trees Are Snapped By Waters  at Calla   Cause of Collapse Not Known; No Homes Imperiled

Good Mornings   CROWD-GATHERING TEST SUSPECTED  Vietnamese Await Miracle

Saigon Police Quickly Rout Sun Watchers  Crowds Jam Streets   Crowds Jam Streets To Check on Rumors  Of Buddhist Miracle

BUDDHIST PLOT FEARED Police Disperse Vietnamese Crowd Looking For ‘Miracle

Tense Saigon Watches Sun  Ear Riuiddhict Mirnel,   For Buddhist Miracle Which Fails To Come

“Congress Should Reject Tax Cut Unless JFK Promises To Slash VastF ederalSpending’”—Eisenhower

Strike Idles 200,000 In  French Mines   mm RB WHYS BRYSON  Workers Firm In First Stand Aoainst DeGaulble

Government Weakening? Miners Continuing First Major Stand Against DeGaulle

Miners Defy De Gaulle In ‘Major Clash   200,000 Idled In Strike Over Wage Hike, Shorter Week

French Miners Strike Goes On  200,000 Refuse to  Raw ta Gravernmani

French Coal Strike At Stalemate   Railroad-Union Battle Critical

GAZETTE [NDEX   TVA Officials Have Problem:  How To Curb Runaway Rivers

Things Change Along River   it Couldn’'t Be ¢ Controlled, But Now It’s Possible

Split-Second Figuring TVA Can Cut Off River In Face Of High Water

TVA Can Shut Ott Water — Rain And River--Big Problems Face Tennessee Valley

IN COURT DRAMA Pa. Man Explains Reasons For Bringing Bible-Reading Suit

UNITARIANS TELL VIEWS IN PRAYER CASE   Family’s Stand Leads To Far-Reaching  Issue In Court   QUESTION AWAITS TRIBUNAL RULING

Exonerates Man Held For . Murder  Wi fe Confesses Jealous Killing   Atlanta Alderman Rapped As $500 Bribe Recipient

Early Response Is Good . ‘ Surgeons Transplant Lung In Three-Hour Operation

Wife Of State Official Claims Drug Administered Before Fel River Accident

To give Johnson breathing all Rep. Halleck pushing for edjournment of conaress

Early Recess Posed for Congress; Johnson Meets World Counterparts

Drive to Adjourn Conaress Begins To Help Johnson   Tax Reduction, Civil Riahts Sidetracked

Major Bills  Likelv To Be  Sidetracked Halleck Pushes  To Adjourn For Reeaathing Snell

Dean Rusk To Brief  Senators   Mrs. Nhu Planning To Return To U3.

Chairman-elect makes statement flairman-elect makes statement  Nakai Will Work For Jobs For Little Guy

Only 400 Votes Change in Count For Constitution  Demos Dissatisfied, Ask for a Meeting

Stelle Expected To Succeed Dean At Geneva Talks   Chief Disarmament Negotiator Resigns, Returns to Private Lif

Arthur Dean Resigns Post At Geneva   Lawyer-Neqotiator: Wants To Clear Ur ‘Personal Backlog

Dean Quits Arms Role At Geneve   Chief Negotiator fo U.S. Eyeing Return  = To Private Life

Arthur Dean Will Resign  Geneva Post  U.S. Negotiator Wants to Return

At Geneva Conference  Arthur Dean, Chief U.S.  Negotiator, Resigns

Nominated for Assembly  Mrs. Blanchard Outdistances Two Rock GOP Rivals

Kennedy Move: Against Jobs Discrimination   Related Story, Puge 1600

Action on Work Rights Is Taken   Meeting With Southern  Businessmen Is Today

Kennedy Meets Businessmen  Steps To Combat Discrimination In Besos elsen ce oy,

Kennedy Acts to Combat Racial Discrimination — In Two Govt. Proaranié:

a Eee  ‘Farm Land Values Reach Record Hiah Levels   Farm Officials Pentel

Diefenbaker Maintains Solid Party Support   Washington Mum As Diefenbaker Drops fromPower

WASHINGTON IS SILENT ON DIEFENBAKER   Canada’s Government - Collapse Brought Tense Situation   JFK, RUSK UNHAPPY OVER ROLE OF U. S.

AP News ANAlySls oo  U.S. Officials Silent On Fall of Diefenbaker

Craft Explodes, Crashes During Lightning Storm  From Puerto Rico  ~ To Philadelphia

Butfer May Keep Sugar Price Down   Cuban Blunders, Weather Bring On Quick Turnabout

‘Hell Of A Way To Come Down’  me er RR RN  General Escapes Injury As Pilot Goofs Landing

Gen. Harkins Uninjured In Crash Landing   Landing Gear Retracted; Four Aides On Plane

x xn U7 We er oe Kw Ww Talks Have Progressed To Encompass Other Matters

Statement By Khrushchey Lifts Spirits   Talks Turn To Other Problems In Cold War

Lookout For Fallout   Macmillam to Step Down As Conservative Leader

Uncle Sam's Supermarket   Kennedy To Open US Bins To Reds   jErime Minister Quitting Post  Tories Seek Successor t to Macmillan

Macmillan Operation Is Successful: Deputy Minister May Be Successor

TELLS QUEEN HE MUST QUIT  Mac Surrenders Conservative Party Control

WHERE TO FIND I1   CITES SURGERY, LONG CONVALESCENCE  Macmillan Stepping Down As Leader Of Conservative Party

Unable to Carry Load After Surgery Today   Not Continue For Long as Prime Minister

Plans Exit As Premier Before Vote   Surgery for Prostate Gland's Removal Is Labeled Success

T oday’s Good Reading ....   Won’t Lead Party in Election —  Macmillan To Step Dowr

Maemillan Stepping  Down   Although Operation Was Successful  He Says He Can't Lead Conservatives

Macmillan To Give Up Leadership  Unable to Lead   Unable to Lead Party, Perform Duties, He Says

Butler Seen As Successor To Macmillan   Lord Hailsham And Maulding Top Foes Of Deputy Premier

Macmillan Says He Can't Lead’ Party in Vote   Prime Minister Has Successful Surgery At Lendon Hospital

MACMILLAN OPERATION SUCCESSFUL   Prostate Gland Removed: No Complications Reported   CONDITION GOOD   Conservalive Party Meets to Pick Successor to leader

Macmillan  bows out as party leader  Unable to carry physical load  ecttayry AnaraAHAnN

Physically unable to continue  Macmillan relinquishes top Conservative party post

Prime Minister Announces Today a a a TSS STE  Macmillan Won't Run Again

Mac Announces He Won't Be In Next Balloting   Resignation Letter Read Today During Party Conference

Resignation As Minister Seen Soon   Macmillan Has Surgery; Deputy Minister Butler Takes Over Position

Macmillan Won't Lead Vote Drive   Steps Down As Conservative Chiet Because Of Illness

Macmillan’s Surgery Is Successful   His Condition Is Reported As Excellent

Prime Minister Will Step Down  Will Not Be Able To Lead His Party In Next Election

Inside Today   Senate Redistricting Headed Top Ten News Stories In N. C. For ’63

 Vaiton supports Measure  Secretary of Interior Endorses Bill To Set Up Ozark National Rivers Are:

"GET ACQUAINTED NAY'   $85,800,000 County Issue -Baytown Votes On Bonds Saturday

Koufax Sets Record for  Strikeouts   Tresh Homer Robs Sandy of Shutout Over Yanks—5-2

Dodgers Down Yankees 5 fo 2 As Series Opens  Strikeout Record  By Sandy Koufax Highliahts Game

Koufax Baffles Yank Sluggers In 5-2 Victory   Dodger Ace Whiffs 15 Batters to Set New Strikeout Mark

Kourax strikes ouf lo Yankees Koufax’ brilliant pitching, Rosoboro’s homer pay off

Strikes Out 15 For New Series Record  Allows 6 Hits   Allows 6 Hits In Opening Game Against Yankees

Dodgers Take Series Lead With 5-2 Win   Koufax Sets Strikeout Mark Against Yankees

Koufax Handcuffs Yanks 5-2   Casey Covers The Series!  See Sports

Lefty Whitfs {5 for New Series Record  Roseboro Cracks  eriae Cihrnanay

Strikes Out 15 Yankee Players, In Series Opener   Four Run 2nd Inning Is Highlight of Game

Koufax’ 15 Strikeouts Series High   Dodger Lefty Tops Erskine’s Record; Ford Takes Loss

Sandy Fans 15, Record For Series   Roseboro’s Three-Run Homer Paces Juicy Dodger Inning   SECOND INNING

Koufax Whiffs 15 As Dodgers Win   New Series Record for L, A. Hurler: Roseboro Homers in 5.2 Virtary.

Roseboro’s Homer Sparks Sec ond-I g Outburst  Koufax Whiffs Record 15 As LA Wins Opener, 5-2

AKRON MAN HURT IN ACCIDENT WITH PORTABLE AUGER   g] UUeWeZTTH Ploury Hospitalized After Mishap Monday

ARNOLD HITZEMANN ‘SLASHED BY AUGER ‘BLADE IN ACCIDENT ‘AT. AKRON FEED MILLS

New York-Moscow. Route On Agenda  Rusk Sets Meetings With Gromyko, Home

Rusk To Talk With Gromyko NY-To-Moscow Airline Up For Consideration

Commercial Air Link to Moscow Viewed "y Rusk  Anmraanman?t \A/iseh,   Agreement With Gromyko Likely

See Air Link Between New York, Moscow   This to Be Among Topics for Rusk and Gromvyko.

Between Rusk-Gromyko  New York-Soviet air route one topic of discussion

Party Honors Abe Lincoln  Kennedys Ask 800 To Attend; Press  Coverage Banned

Civil Rights Key ed To Abe Lincoln Dav   Kennedy To Get Progress Report Since Emancipation

Lincoln Honor's Slated Tonight In White House   ' Press Coverage Of Event Banned

~DEMOCRATS TO HONOR LINCOLN—  Kennedys Host White House Party For 800

At the White House Lincoln’s Birthday Party  Has Civil Rights Theme

 Democrats In White House To Honor  Lincoln. First GOP President There

WHERE TO FIND IT   ‘RIGHTS’ HAILED, PRESS BARRED  Abe's Birthday To Be Observed At White House Event, It Is Alleged

Dems Celebrate Lincoln's Day  White House Honors Late GOP President

Lincoln's Birthday To Be Observed In White House; Kennedy Bans Press

Billie Sol Called To Senate Inquiry   Car Backs Over Tot, Injury Not Serious

Proudly Bestow Honon — Of Freeman on Kennedy   Greets Khrushchev; Says Kennedy Trouble-Making

City Makes Freeman of President   Chief Executive To Address Irish Parliament House:

CUBA CHARGES PLANE ATTACK   Claims U. 5. Navy Bombe: Gunned Coastal OilDrill Crew

Cites Number Of Navy Plane  Cuba Says That US Strafes Drill Crew

Cites Number Of Navy Plane a ember St Navy Flane_  Cuba Says That US Strafes Drill Crew

CLAIM U.S. SHOT AT RED OIL DRILLERS   Charge Russian And Cuban Crew Working On Small Island Attacked By Navy Plane.

SUPREME COURT SUSPENDS PART IN CONTROVERSY   KERNER POSTPONES SPECIAL SESSION PENDING RULING

LEGISLATURE IS HELD UF   Kerner Delays Proclamation Of Jan. 6 Special Session Until Justices Decide On AtLarae Election.

KEK HH HF Temperatures — YESTERDAY  High--94 at 12 noon Low--65 at 5 a.m.  — ae ee ee   CONVICTED OF TREASON-  DEATH FOR PLAYBOY RUSSIAN

RK POGLEHE way Opreaa SEER CEenee nee  Utah’s Sehools Face Crisis

DON’T FORGET THE JUNIOR PROM THIS SATURDAY'!!   Utah Schools May Not Open Next Fall

Delco Problem: Fred’s in Trouble...No Place to Go   Lawyers Give Up On Judge  Won't Kioht

Passing of Pope May Come at Any Moment   Slips Between Coma, Consciousness, But Sinking Rapidly Toward Death; ‘Going Sweetly Toward the End’

ADMITS PAIN BUT SERENE IN STRUCCLE   Finally Able o Recognize Family Member

Preparedness Panel To Eye Cuban Buildup  Sen a Group bs? To — e Maz cou etin aang

By Senate Subcommittee Reports Of New Soviet Military Buildup In Cuba Will Be Studiec

Senators Ready to Gauge Perils  Hearings Charted on Russ Power in Cuba

Senate Committee To Evaluate Cuban Military Prowess   Cabinet and Party Leaders Agree with Kennedy Asaesemant.

Preparedness Subcommittee to Hear Military and Intelligence Officials Behind Closed Doors

Senate Group Probes Cuban Arms Buildup  Action Taken Afte: Testimony of Rusk,  cCone nn Friday

Peril Seen To Security By Stennis   U.S. Intelligence, Military Officials Will Be Summonec

penate Gets Probe Plans Into Beefup   : Stennis Calls For Inquiry On Claims Of Boost In Cuba

Senate Group Inquiry Ordered   Chairman Acts After Group Hear: Testimony From Rusk, MeCone

Military Officials To Testify  Cuba Probe Continues   Broken Down Cars And Buse: Line Streets In Castro's Cuba

U.S. To Probe Soviet Military Power In Cuba   Senate Preparedness Subcommittee To Gauge Perils For Itself

Castro's Forces Becoming 2nd Most Powerful?  Preparedness Group To Study Situation

Stennis as/-s arms check  Cuba mil‘tary   Cuba mi!‘tary buildup prehe gauged by Senate

Big Buildup Indicated: Sen. Stennis  Castro Forces Second Only To United States  In This Hemisphere?

Reports Indicate Buildup Goes On   Stennis Orders Probe After Rusk-McCone Conference

'o Sift Maze Of Claims  Explore Extent Of Cuba Buildup   U. S. Nuclear Tests Held Up During Talks

= omnis Orders Inquiry  Cuba Becoming 2nd Most Powerful in Hemisphere: Solon

Preparedness Panel To Eye Cuban Buildup  p Seeks   Senate Group Seeks To Examine Maze of Conflicting Reports

Preparedness Panel To Eye. Cuban Buildup   Senate Group Seeks To Examine Maze O: Conflicting Reports

Maze Of Claims Prompt ProbeSenate To Gauge Perils  Of Soviet Might In Cuba

British Embassy Employe Accuses Soviets Of Trying To Blackmail Him

Four Americans Climb Everest   Historic Ascent Made From 2 Sides

AS CASTRO BIDS FOR U.S. TRADE   EVEREST CONQUERED AGAIN Triple Victory for U.S. Climbing Team

Two American Teams Scale Everest From Opposite Sides, Meet at Top

THEY PLAYED A GAME CALLED "YACHT" .  Young Socialites Turn Mansion Into Shambles  After Debut Party for Wanamaker Heiress

_ STILL LANGUISHES IN VAULT  ‘Mona Lisa ‘to Stay Extra Week: ‘She Takes Passage Home Mar. 7

lowa Rail Payday Law Ruled Void  ’ an se   Can't Require 2 Payments a Month

900 Join in Search For B-47 Pilot  Volunteers Comb   Volunteers Comb Cornfields; No Trace is Found

Search for missing flier  Not a trace of captain since Iowa air crash

Red Ship Passes Sub Hunt Area  ‘wpoeteen: At wccucl   Russian Vessel Ignores Siqnals

SIGNALS DISREGARDED — Soviet Tanker Invades  Thresher Search Area

An AP News Analysis  Communism Inches Closer To Short-Term Asian Goal

An AP News Analysis Communist Victory Seen  In Cambodia Aid Move

\Third Member Of Famed Wallendas \Aerialist Family Is Killed'In Plunae

Third In 16 Months  Another Member Of The Famous Wallenda Troupe Killed In Fall

Tragedy stalks troupe Another of famed flying Wallendas killed in fall

Fall Off Pole Kills Aerialist   Yetta Grotofent Is Third Member Of Wallenda Family to Lose Life

Circus Aerialist Falls To Death   Third Member Wallenda Family Victim Of Daring Act In 16 Months

Circus Star Falls Silently to Death   ALL EYES ON RIETTA  ‘Another Trick,’ Circus Throng Thought, but Death Held Ace

Noted Circus Aerialist, 42, Killed In Fall  Member Of Famed Wallendas Dies In Tumble At Omaha

Jinx Keeps On Trail Of  Famous Act   Tragedy Stuns Omaha Throng  Thursday Night

Resigns, Blasts U.S.   Another Wallenda Aerialist Killed In Fall With Circus

Plunges 50-feet from pole  Famed circus «aerialist Yetta Grotofend killed

Another Member Of Famed Circus Act In Fatal Plunge; May Have Fainted

W. ALLE NDA FAMILY HIT 38RD TIME Cireus Aerialist Plunges To Death

Third Tragedy In Troupe scsi etaeamataaesaaataaaaarammsacasesiammmmiinmmnammmtiits  Wallenda Aerialist Dies In Fall

i ou reer  Woman Aerialist Third of Troupe To Die in Fall Within 16 Months

Aerialist In Circus Falls To Death   50-Foot Plunge At Shrine Event Proves Fatal

Circus Audience Watches Aerialist ‘Plummet to Death trom Pole Perch

Another Wallenda Circus Tragedy   ttn we oee ew sN ro ™'“_ we iw ss bal a y 4 o  Aerialist Plunges To Death

FALLS FROM SWAYING POLE Wallenda Aerialist Dies In Circus Plunae

Third Fatality !n Troupe... . _ Circus Star Plummets  To Death In Solo Act

Aerial Star Dies In Fall During Act   Third Member Of Watlenda Family Accident Victim

Circus Clan Hit Afresh By Tragedy   Fatal Fall for Womar Aerialist Adds to Wallenda Toll

Gircus Star Falls Fifty Feet To Her Death During Performance At Omahe

Falls From 50-Foot High Wire  Third Member Of Aerial Troupe Killec

4.600 See Aerialist : all. ta: mae er Death:        oF ained  Perforsicy Phiinges ‘From Aton 50-Foot Pole

48 Killed by Falling Roof In Portugal   36 in Holiday Crowd Injured; Possible. Sabotage Probed

STATION FALLS IN LISBON: 48 KNOWN CRUSHEL   INVESTIGATE PLOT OF SABOTAGE AS CELEBRATION ENDS

Rail Station Collapse Kill 48 in Lisbon   36 Portuguese In Holiday Crowd Suffer Injuries

Building Collapse S  Killing 46   Steel. Concrete Rail Station Roof Tumbles Down

48 Persons Are Crushed To Death Wher Railway Station Roof Collapses In Lisbon

Probe Launched oes  Roof Falls, 48 Crushed At Lisbon Rail Station

mh 000 Visit Kennedy Grave  Widow Comes Agai To Pray at Arlington

Thanksgiving Crowds Gather Around Grave   Grieving Family Gathers In Seclusion At Hyannis Port

Swarthmore 27, L-A 18 Springfield 14, M-N 7 St. James 43, Chester 0   ‘Day of Homage  y

Mrs. Kennedy And 200,000 Others Visit Grave Of JFK Thanksgiving: Many Failed

200,000 Go To See Grave Of Kennedy   People Pay Respect: To Late President On Thanksgiving

Lawmaker Hits Assassination  Blame Charges Says People Hoping To Gain Political Advantage Warp Truth

Blame On Rightists Protested   Republican Irked By Continued Political Tinge To Comment

POLITICAL MOTIVES SEEN  GOP Scores Attempt To Blame Rightists For Assassination

GOP Raps  Attacks on  Right W ing Assassination They cede “Whey pyar]

Death Blame Laid To Politics   Senator Says All America Should Stand Against Red

GOP LEADERS CLAIM BLAME IS DISTORTED   Declare Responsibility For Assassination  Spread Too Wide   POLICY COMMITTEE JOINS IN PROTEST

Warnings Posted Through Kansas, lowa, Nebraska   Weather Mixture Poses Tornado Threat in Texas

U.S. Leads Reds In Missiles   PRODUCING ONE A DAY SAYS AAFNIAAAAPDA AINng

Pentagon Says U.S. Winning Missile Race  Defense Official Say: Missile Added Daily

Mercer Song Staris With Letter   GRANDMOTHER CO-AUTHOR OF NATION'S TOP HIT

Most to Ripley, McCoy Training Schedule Listed For Missouri Guard Units

10 Arrested After Fatal Dixie Riot   ‘This Town Sick,’ Editor Writes of Lexington, N. C.

One Killed, One Injured ‘In Carolina   Emergency Proclaimed In City Following Racial Flareup

GUNFIRE ROCKS NORTH CAROLINA CITY  I Killed, 1 Wounded in Race Riol

Bandit Shot By Officer As He Flees  Store Manager Is Kidnaped By Pair

AND AWAY WE G Officer canidiatally ejected from plane at 15,000 feet

Injured In “Chute Descent B52 Navigator Hurled Out Accideatally at 15,000 Ft.

Wheat Deal Is Pushed   Reds Reportedly Eying Other US Farm Products

Reds May Buy Other Products  Officials W ork Out Soviet Wheat Sale

Contracts  For Wheat  Shaping Up Talk Is Heard  Reds May Want Other Products

lron Curtain Nations May Seek Goods  Interest Of U. S. Stressed In Red

Rocky’s Leadership Under Challenge: Fee Hike Could Mean End of ’64 Hopes   x «KY Kx KK OK  Rocky Rebel Force Grows

GOP Trying fo Block State Sales Tax Hike   Want Governor Elected On An OH Year.

Khrush-Kadar Talks Studied  Hungarian ‘Hard Fist   Hungarian ‘Hard Fist’ Rule Seen Evaluated

Khrush-Kadar Talks Studied   Hungorian ‘Hard Fist’ Rule Seen Evaluated

Community Chest Goal $33,534.16 PLEDGED TO DATE $22,894.00   Druggist, Wite Die In Crash

Peaceful Walk  at Seorgia, North Carolina:          ne eorgia, North Carolina “Cafe Integration Fails

mn Follows Closed-Door Party Caucus   House Republicans Hope To Line Up Opposition; Decide Issue Wednesday

Democratic Congressional Leaders Predict Victory For -Leaislative Machinery

Protestant Council Backs IPAC Birth Control Plan; Ciark Stays on Case

Canadians  Vote Today  ~ Liberals’ Candidate Choice For Victory.

State Financing Program Hits New Deadlock; Sales Tax Appears To Be Dead

- Harmon Group Takes Over ee Fakes ver  Airport Firm Reorganizes

East-West Accord Makes Progress — Outwardly   Little Real Advance Made In Solving. Basic Cold War Troubles But Hope Felt

East-West Finish Arms Meetings   See Possibilities For More Accord

Diplomatic Links With Honduras Cut   Little Progress Being Achieved _ In Solving Basic Cold War Issues

Memorial Day Services To Be Held Thursday   Church Williams, Oelwein, Past Commander Of lowa Legion, Will Be Speaker

Officials Meet In Viet Nam  Political Crisis Discussed In SaigonSession

Lodge Meets Diem; Crisis Is Ignored  3,000 Believed Jailed After Student Revol+   3,000 Believed Jailed After Student Revolt

‘More Uprisings Feared  Lodge, South Viet Nam  Security Boss Confer

Confers On East  Tension   Lodge Arrives. Talks To Nhu.  Police Leader

Smash Saigon Student Revolt   Truckloads of Youths Arrested; U.S. Envoy Lodge Visits Diem

Lodge, Nhu Discuss Crisis in Viet Nam  Strict Army Rule of Saigon Apnearc to Be Relaxing

LODGE CONFERS WITH DIEM ON VIET NAM CRISIS   SECURITY FORCES HAVE ORDERS TO SHOOT VIOLATORS

Hard Talks Will Come Later Lodge Meets With Ngo Dinh Diem In Wake Of Large Student Revolt

ARMY RULE RELAXING Lodge, Diem’s Brother  Discuss Viet Nam Crisis

LODGE MEETS DIEM IN WAKE OF UPRISING   Massive Student Revolt Smashed by Armed Po- Tick and Troops   Envoy Expected to Confront Viet Chief With UL. S. Views

Lodge Presents Credentials to Diem; Troops Crush Viet Nam Student Revolt

Student Revolt Is Smashed by Diem’s Troops   Lodge Presents His Credentials

Lodge Has Talk With President Of S. Viet Nam  Meet Held in Wake Of Student Revolt

VIET NAM MINISTER QUITS Lodge Meets Buddhists For Report On Attacks

Lodge Confers WithSouth Viet Nam Secret Police Head: Call Off Election

Lodge Confers With Police Head-_ Viet Nam Regime Issues Shoot Edict

. «LODGE MEETS DIEM’S BROTHER Strict Army Rule In  Saigon Is Relaxing

Lodge, Dinh Nhu Talk     Tension Seems EKased In Troubled Viet Nam

Ambassador Lodge Meets With Diem  Viet Nam Student Revolt Crushed   Marches Not New To Capital  Washington: City Of Contrast

Lodge Confers With Viet Nam Police Leader   Martial Law Eased But Soldiers Told To Fire on Crowds

Greeting In Wake Of Student Revolt   Thousands Are Hauled To Jail By Troops In Battle Gea   HARSH RULE

In Wake of Attempted Student Revolt  Lodge Meets With Viet Nam's Diem

ONLY DAILY.  EWSPAPER . ‘ PUBLISHED — In The ADIRONDACKS   FOR TWO HOURS ON SO. VIETNAM   Meets With President’s Brother

Viet Nam Arrests Students   U.S. Ambassador Arrives, Expected to Present Views Of America to President

Viet Nam  Meeting Planned   Lodge Is Set For  Hard Talks On Cetotc

Lodge Offers Credentials In Saigon   New Envoy. Presents Letter From Kennedy But Talk Is Casual -

Lodge, Nhu confer Saigonese strict army rule  indicated to be relaxina

Lodge Meets Diem, Delays  Talk Of Crisis   New Ambassador Due To Give U.S, Views On Strife

U.S., VIET NAM LEADERS PUT OFF HARD TALKS   LODGE EXPECTED TO PRESENT VIEWS ON DIEM’S CRISIS

Army in Control Lodge Presents Credentials To Viet Nam President Diem

Viet Army In Control Of Saigon   First Meet Belween New Ambassador, President Cordial

Lodge, Diem Meet as Riot Hits Saigon  Student Revolt Put Down by Troops as as  —— ¢ & we

Diem Still In Control Of Country   Lodge Meets With Nhu For Two Hours

™ EVENING SUN   ‘Shoot Into Crowds’ Army Forces Ordered In Saigon

Lodge, Diem in chit-chat   Viet Nam crisis not cited by U-S. envoy

Lodge, Diem Chat; Crisis Talk Delayed  Arrested Students   Arrested Students Are Reported In ‘Military Training’

Lodge Meets With Diem’s Brother, Strict Saigon Army Rule Relaxing

US Disapproves Government Acts Ambassador Lodge Prepares For ‘Hard Talk’ With Diem

Saigon Police Smash Revolt   Lodge Meets with President In Wake Of Massive Show

Ambassador Lodge Meets Briefly With Viet Nam's President But Hard Talks on Crisis Are Put Off Until Later

LODGE ARRIVE IN SO. VIETNAM AMIDST: CRISIS   ‘Student Revolt Smashed by Police

Police Head Of Viet Nam Meets Lodge  Strict Rule of Army Now Seems Relaxed; Election Is Deferred

Thousands Arrested in Demonstration ....  Lodge Meets Diem After ; Student Revolt Is Crushed

INDIANA SALES  TAX IN EFFECT  FOR FIRST TIME BATTLE CONTINUES  IN STATE COURT AGAINST MEASURE

Negroas Oper Protest Walk In Jackson   Scores Arrested; Police Push Hunt For Sniper-Slayer

Johnson Okays $1.2 Billion College Aid Bill   Terms Move ‘Major Step Forward’ In Aid To Education

Johnson Signs Billion - Dollar College Aid Bil   Measure Provides Grants and Loans to Institutions for Construction.

“~~  “s - -“s -“ “~  i Lie  Johnson Calls Measure ‘Major Step Forward In Education

President Signs Historic College Aid Bill into Law   100th Birthday Celebration Topped State News For ‘63      By J. RICHARD TOREN

‘$1.2 Billion in Federal Grants  Johnson Inks Legislation For School Construction

Education Aida Bill Is Signed   $1.2 Billion in Federal Grants, Loans Provided by Legislation

Johnson Signs  College Aid Bill   College Aid Bill In a Nutshell:

si) . : e e : ohnson Signs Education Bill  - $1.2 Billion Aid Colleges

College Aid Bill Signed By Johnson   $1.2 Billion Grants, Loans For Classrooms, Libraries Is Ineluded in Measure

Opens Thursday  _ Montana Airport Managers, ~ Boards Will Meet Here

al iad BODES Mee  Montana Airport Managers,  Boards Will Meet Here

Late News    Must Work On School Program— Legislature Adjournment Is Delayed Until Tuesday

Adjournment At Topeka Delayed  Lawmakers Will Stay ‘Til Tuesday At Least

The Legislature Must Delay Adjournment   School Battle Slows Proaress

School Bills Are Delaying  Adjournment   Wunsch Plans a New Effort for Foundation Aid  Ore C!-3Trar

Suspect held in murder of crusade hiker   Pickets jailed protesting Bob Kennedy’s Dixie visit

Police Move On  Miners   French Union Heads Reject De Gaulle Work Order

Union Defies Arrest Order By President   Riot Police Sent To Coal Fields In Northwest Sector

Indian Plane Crash Kills 29 Persons   IHinois Univer Professor, Family Among Vietime

CRASH KILLS 29 IN INDIA   Illinois Professor James C. Laverty And Wife And Three Sons Among Dead At Kashmir.

Six Americans Among Victims Of Plane Crash   29 Killed In India Airliner Crash Include Illinois Professor, Family

 Five in Custody Claim Innocence  De Gaulle Death Plotted in Spain?

Race Violence Blame Placed On Kennedys   Attorney General Of Mississippi Raps Brothers

Witness Says Federal Acts Caused Riots  Attorney General From Mississippi   Attorney General From Mississippi Accuses Kennedy

Mississippian Pins Blame on Two Kennedys   Mike Challenges Racial Testimony

FIGHTS $80 TOP LIMIT ON RELIEF   Governor Backs Maremont In Public Aid Funds Fight; Would Also Veto To Keep Driver Education.

TOP LIMIT ON RELIEF   sovernor Backs Mare mont In Public Aid Funds Fight; Would Also Veto To Keep Driver Education.

 Seat Belt, Inspection Laws Governor's Traffic Plans Backed by Safety Council

Home Studying Inquiry Demand  _ Labor Party Leader - Wants Disaster Probe

THREE KROGER STORES BOMBED AFTER CLOSING   ALL OCCURRED NEAR ST. LOUIS WITHIN 5 MINUTES

Explosions Shatter Three Food Stores In St. Louis Area; Find Black Powder

For Legal Liquor Sales, That Is...  Long Dry Spell for lowa Will End Soon

Birmingham business slows  Economic vice squeezes racially-troubled city

HAI TI SAYS DESTRUCTION ‘Council Hears Aggression Charges Against. Dominican

Haiti Charges Dominicans With Move To Destroy Black Republic   Duvalier Claims Relection Plans To Remain President

Wires Khrushchev Cold War Cure UW Prof Appeals for Wide U.S.-Soviet People Trade

On Scranton On Scranton’s Program  Action Expected By General Assembly

Steel Industry's Pickup Brightens Market; Stems From Big Car Business

This Week in Business and Finance... .     Steel Increase Brightens a Dull Picture

THE WEEK IN BUSINESS—  Steel Industry Pickup Adds  Luster To Economic Picture

Said To Have Belonged To Marquis de Lafayette  Hull Of Old River Steamboat Raised

House Backs Up For Amendments On School Aid   Measure Would Add $42 Million More To State Spending

Grope for Amendments— Missouri Representatives Shy Off Passing Proposed State Aid to Education Bill

By GC GOP Senators Maremont Charges Bias In Relief Ceiling Fight

Bond Is Set At $50,000 In Kidnaping   Plea Is Made For New Chance

Mrs. Nhu Lambasts Americans   Ex First Lady Doubts Family Committed Suicide

Mrs. Nhu Calls Suicide Label Incompatible   Former First Lady Vows to Return To South Viet Nam

Sobbing Mrs. 3 Nhu B lasts          Scoffs. ‘at UES. Denial ‘Of Blame 

Word from Home Shakes Mrs. Nhu  Says Crime Cannot be Hidden   we. deo cab Ll cf ec..?2 etal?

U.S. Help Is Spurned By Cubans   “Hypocritical Offer” of Storm Victim Aid Draws Rebuff

ETERNAL FLAME BURNING AT HEAD OF GRAVE  Dead President Is Laid To Rest   CHILD SALUTES

Flame Burning At His Grave In Arlington   Courageous First Lady Leads Funeral March Flanked By Brothers Of Slain President

Eternal Flame Burns At Head Of Grave Of John Fitzgerald Kennedy; Thousands View Mournful Cortege In Washington

Kennedy Sleeps In Arlington While Government Moves Back Into Action

‘DON'T YOU DARE TOUCH THEM:   Muffled Drums Silent - : ‘Eternal Flame’ Burns Over Kennedy Grave

At Arlington National Cemetery  Eternal flame burns at head of Kennedy grave

After Lote Presicent Is buried...  Government Moves On  With Job Lying Ahead

Jackie Places Sprig Of Flowers On Grave Of Her Late Husband At Midnight

JOHN JUNIOR SALUTES   One Last Visit  Jackie Returns To Grave, Lays Sprig Of Flowers

Jacqueline Kennedy First Lady Loved Privacy; Became Goodwill Symbol

Eternal Flame Burns Over JFKs Grave In Arlington   New Heroine Emerges  After Days Of Grief

Brings Sprig of Flowers Jacqueline Kennedy Goes to Husband's Grave at Midnight

Government Stirs To Get  Back On Job Once Again   As Eternal Flame Burns For Kennedy

Government He Left Behind Stirs From Its Sadness ta Get on With The Job Ahead

\Eternal Flame Burns At Kennedy.  ‘Grave; Government Work Resumes

Eternal Flame Burns At Grave   Torch Lighted By Mrs Kennedy And Brothers

Eternal Flame  Burning for JFK   Little lronies Attend Final Kennedy Journey

Cuba Says Visa Denied Oswald To Go Throuch   Mrs. Kennedy Ends Sad Day With Visit in Dark to Grave

Eternal Fire Burning at JFK Grave   Government He Leff Behind Stirs From Sadness fo Action

Johnson Aim: Continue Without Any Confusion   Discusses Budget, Directs Stevenson  Resume in U.N. for Space Cooperation

y VUCckKle  Long and Crushing Day Ends A Sprig is Placed On Grave

Eternal Flame Burns At JFK Grave As Saddened Government Goes Ahead

Eternal Flame Burns At Grave Of John F. Kennedy At Arlington   Mis. Kennedy Puts Flowers (On Grave In Midnight Trip

Nation Turns From Sorrow To Its Tasks  Johnson Plunges Into Meetings.

Widow Slips Out to Put -Flowers.on-JFK’s..Grave .   Reading of Proclamation “By JFK Asked   Government : suritions Proceed:  Flame Burns at Kennedy Grave

U.S. Government Stirs From Sad Time, Goes On   Pres.. Lyndon Johnson In Series of Meets

Mayor O'Brien gears memorial to hope as well as to sorrow   ennedy sleeps on hill in Arlington, Overnment stirs to get on with job

Government Stirs From Sadness Aifter President Kennedy's Funeral   Former First Lady Remains In Seclusion At White House

Mrs. Kennedy Returned At Midnigh’ To Place Flowers On Mate’s Grave

Government Goes On After Day Of Grief   Fiernat Light Burns At Kennedy’a Grave In Aclington

PAYS MIDNIGHT VISIT: TO. HUSBAND’S GRAVE _ _ Some Of Mrs. Kennedy's Future Plans May Be Made Known Today

MAY HE REST IN PEACE   Jacqueline Pays Midnight Visit To JF Rs Grave

Parents Face Grim Holiday — ; His Widow Returns To Grave At Night

Slain Chief Laid To Rest At Arlington   Saddened Government Moves Back to Job

Desegregation Pact Disagreement Casts Shadow Over Racial Truce   Sheriff Stymies New Merchandise Auction, Orders License Purchase

Daniel Boone: Hero Or Bum;  Debate Rages In Kentucky   Hope Says Annual Trip A Must Desnite Warnings To Slow Down

Rumor Said Designed to Create ‘Discord. Disunity’  Report of Senate Shakeup Tor pedoed

ABA Objects To Changing Constitution   Lawyers Opposing Two Amendments To Curtail Powers

FAT SACOG O Session  U. S. Bar Association Objects To Changes In Constitution

3 Proposals Opposed By Bar Group   Stand Taken On Amendment To Cut Federal Power

Reject ‘Court of Union’ U.S. lawyers oppose curbs on tederal government   Parochial students, public buildings don’t mix, petitioners, say  Don’t rent classrooms to St. Justin’s, Bd. urged

Amendments Rejected By U.S. Lawyers  Bar Association Opposes Changes

Bar Against Changes To  Ce snctitatinn  Te   American Bar Assn. Votes To Oppose Three Amendments

ELECTION NOTICE FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION Mt Crhaail Dictrict No. 201.

ELECTION NOTICE  For Board of Education ok Galant Piistioties Bin = 1TA

Lodge Named S. Viet Nam Ambassador  Family Rivalry Of 47 Years With Kennedys Put Aside

such ts Politics Lodge Appointed Ambassador To S. Viet Nam by Kennedy

_@ Politics Makes Strange Bedfellows  Kennedy Selects Lodge As Envoy

J IKK Picks Foe: Henry Cabot Lodge Named Envoy To South Viet Nam

Lodge Becomes Viet Nam Envoy  Let No One Doubt Politics Makes Queer Bedfellows

Lodge Is Named As Ambassador  One-Time JFK Political Foe Going To Viet Nam

Rivalry Dates Back 47 Years... Politics Can Make Strange  Bedfellows: JFK AndLodae

HISTORIOAL gocleTy ar MO NTANA   $25 Million Fund Drive... Plan Memorial For the Late Mrs. Roosevelt

$30 Million Under Estimate State Balances Budget Despite Tax Take Drop

Tanker Plane Lands Safely   Tanker Plane Lanas Safely  AF Bomber Lost in Mid-Air Collision

No Chance For Tax Slash Bill   Carlson Says It’s ‘Physically Impossible’

500 Due Here for 4-Day Convention  B'nai B'rith to Hold 7 Joint Meeting Tonight

Warren Sees Law, Science Partner Need   - Justice Talks In Atlanta As Dixie Group Shows Signs.

‘Must Keep Pace With Science   Warren Tightly Guarded for Atlante Lincoln Bay Addres:

WARREN, GUARDED BY POLICE, SAYS LAW MUST STEP UP PACE   PRO-NASSER IRAQI IN FIRM CONTROI.

How It Wuz  PERFECT WEATHER FOR EASTER HOLIDAY —~— PREDICT SHOWERS

~ How It Wuz  PERFECT WEATHER  FOR EASTER HOLIDAY os PLAC T CHOWERS

State Court Invalidates Rule Nine   Governor Endorsed Principles of Rule; Proposals Are Plannec

Controversial Rule 9 Killed by High Court   Principle to Be Proposed in Legislation

Ban Talks Seen Near Collapse   All Sides Talk Of Failure Following Fruitless Debate

Test Ban Talks Appear Doomed  Soviet Refuses to Negotiate Unless West Accepts 3 Check:

“Are at point zero”’ Test ban negotiations seem to he headed for collapse

Speak of Failure After Day of Fruitless Debate With Soviets at Geneva

Is Premier Being Pushed? East. West Talks Could Reveal lf Khru's Power Is Dwindling

GI Total Revealed Higher  Viet War Will Heat Up, Top US Strategist Says

President Sends Proposal To Congress   Solons Asked To Pass Legislation To Head Off Strike

Prosperity Dulling. U.S. Conscience, Sen. Fulbright Tells Lecture Audience

Death Toll Continues To Mount  Turkish Plane Disaster Worst Ever Of Its Kind

Ankara Ruins Searched For Bodies After Air Mishap; 200 Dead, Hurt

61 on ground killed  Ankara plane collision death toll exceeds 200

Deaths Caused by Collision of Planes Over Ankara Expected to Exceed 90

Salvage Squads Sift Ankara Debris  ‘For Victims Of Mid-Air Plane Crash

USS., Britain, India Agree On Arms Aid  Crisis In Talks On Kashmir Can Complicate Plan   LONG RANGE

aL BAL FAM. Fc Sala liaettiaeeetlh ahem ta a laa caer aL  To Prosecute Home- Wrecking Blueblood:s

Young Bluebloods  Girl's Dad Now Would Prosecute  - Vandals at Party

HighWinds. Tides Lash East Coast   Deaths Of 10 Persons Blamed On Weather

Big Tides, Winds Smash 25 Homes In New England  Snowy Blast Hits New York State;   Snowy Blast Hits New York State; Traffic Snarled

,EXOGUS dat bagenel ee  Faculty. Resignations Heavy ‘After Book-Banning Dispute

Wichitfan Is Slain In  Abteandant Ast   Attendant At Service Station Shot To Death

FBI Will Limit Action in State To Biernat Case  f= CC‘   Clarifies Report Of Federal Help In Wisconsin

FBI Services Limited fo Biernat Case  Bureau Will Not be Available to Help In General Probe

ee ae - ntl  Flags to fly 'at half mast ~~ Memorial services planned for DC7 crash victims

‘NO ANSWER POSSIBLE’ Texas PTA Raises Uproar On Federal Aid Questions

Coast Guard Reaches Ship  In Hurricane   New Storm Ginny Barely Packing Severe Force

Nominate 10 Democrats For Special Commission For House Redistricting

Board To Sell $31 Million In Bonds To Six Companies; Construction Date Unsettled

Council Meets in Birmingham Racial Crisis   Bi-Racial Committee Hopeful Problems Can Be Solved

A SSS  Normal'—Everyone Scowling, Growling  Pee DROS      STATE DEPARTMENT DENIES NEWS STORY  Soviet To Keep Troops In Cuba?   Washington Today

Work on Plans Fora British Polaris Punch   Outlook Goes from Cheery to Bleary  Dismay and Disarray Describe World Situatior

You'll Get More Time In Europe’s Capitals  Swift Planes, No Long Bus Rides  On First Class ‘Dream Vacation’      (See Coupon Page 3)

You'll Get More Time In Europe's Capitals  Swift Planes, No Long Bus Rides  On First Class ‘Dream Vacation

Final Action On Bill After Recess   inal Action On Bill After Recess  House Debates Tax On Services

Controls Likely to Determine Outcome  Hughes Expects Close Liquor by Drink Vote

When bill comes up in House Hughes predicts ‘tight squeeze either way’ on liquor question

Explorer-17 Satellite in Near-Perfect Orbit For Ambitious Study of Earth’s Atmosphere

pana, any budget cut  JFK denies government said U.S. would invade Cuba

JFK Denies Promising Te Invade Cuba  Rules Out Venture As Mistake But Sees Island Free

President denies promising aid for second Cuban invasion   Vice-president seeks to rebuild Cuban exiles

JFK Denies Invasion ‘Promise   Editors Hear that President Takes Raise in Steel Prices as Resnanciva

Tells Editors Such A Venture Would Be Mistake: Says Steel Firms Used Restraint In Hikes

U.S. Invasion Vow Denied By Kennedy  Rules Out Venture Of That Kind Now Predicts Free Cuba

Rejects Cardona Charge—  Kennedy Denies Any Invasion Pledge Was Made

President Denies Ever P romising  Cuba Invasion, Rules Out Venture

The Weather   Cuban Invasion Now Labeled As ‘Mistake’   JFK Denies Making Pledge To Exile Chief For Military Thrust

Venture Would Be Mistake, He Says in Speech  Time Will See Cuba Free Again, Is View

Cuban Invasion Now Labeled As ‘Mistake’   JFK Denies Making Pledge to Exile Chief For Military Thrust

JFK Denies Promising U.S. Attack on Cubs  eammades BDaclae Miccl   Kennedy Rules Ou Reprisals Against Steel Companies

President Denies Promise to Miro Tells Editors ‘Time Will  See Island Free Aum’

President Also Indicates There Will Be No Administration Onslaught Against Steel Industry For Raisina Prices

President Says Budget Slashes Can Erase Gains   Speech at Editors Meeting Assails Proposals by GOP

Statement Opposite Of Miro’s   Kennedy Also Warns Potential Budget Cutters

Invasion Of Cuba Would Prove Mistake, Kennedy Contends   Cuban Exiles Seek New Vitality, Unity

USS. Policy On Cuba Outlined   Kennedy Says Cuba Will  ‘Be Free Once Again’

WOULD BE A MISTAKE’  _ JFK Denies Any Invasion Pledge To Cuban Exiles

$5 BILLION SLASH COST: MILLION JOBS   GOP Budget Cuts Would Offset Tax Cut Benefits, Editors Told; Urges Balance Economy First.

Won’t Fight Steel Price Hike JFK Denies Promising Invasion  Of Cuba; Rules Out Venture Nou

Chief of Cuban Exiles Resigns; Denounces JFK   Miro Says Soviet Given Free Hand In Master Plan

Miro’s Accusations  Flatly Contradicted   Major U.S. Role In Liberation Of Island, Castro Defeat Seen

Tells Nation’s Editors  Kennedy Rules Out Any  Cuban Invasion Venture

Says Never Informed Leader of Invasion   Also Appeals for Cooperation Fram All Cubans; Must Maintain Control Of Policy; Basic Differences of Interest

Cuban Invasion Is Ruled Out By Kennedy   JFK Denies Making Pledge To Exile Chief For Military Thrust

JFK Denies Invasion Promised   Tells Editors Time Will See Cuba Free; Believes Steel Price Hikes Justified

President Also Rules Out Any Federation Action to Stop Steel Price Boosts 

Cuba Action Is Ruled Out By Kennedy   President Denies Ever Promising Invasion by U.S.

Proposal For Creation of State’s 19th Conaressional District le intraduced

UnitedN ation: Stull F acing Money Crisis   Afro-Asian Group - Threatens Long Delay On Action

Afro-Asian Group Threat To UN Crisis   Majority Combine Wants To Reopen Financial Talks

he Birds On The Wing And The Guns Swing.    Twin Disasters Stun Japan   300 Die On Blackest Day Since The War

At Least 050 Miners Stil Feared Trapped   Commuter. Trains Ram; Beautiful Weekend Is Marred

Fiunareds More i rapped  Mine Explosion, Train Wreck Kills Hundreds in Japan in Twin Disaste:

Mine Explosion . . . ... Train Wreck Twin Disasters Stun Japan;  Over 300 Reported Dead

More Than 300 Killed  in Japanese Disasters   671 Miners Remain Underground: Train Crash Kills 130

300 Japanese Diein Wreck, Mine Explosion   Twin Tragedies Mar Pleasant Fall Day; Many § Still Trapped

171 Dead, 671 Missing In Mine--130 Die In Train Crash   Toll Mounts In 2 Jap Disasters

DEATH TOLL 327 IN MINE BLAST; MANY MISSING   155 OTHERS KILLED AS TWO PASSENGER TRAINS HIT FREIGHT

Many Others in Double Tragedy Injured or Lost   671 Missing in Fukuoka Tunnels

VICTORY HOLDS HIS HEAD HIGH ~   Japan Toll Over 500 In Double Tragedies

Talks Bring Cooperation For Defense   JFK, Pearson End Parley; Missiles Will Get U. S. Warheads

U. 8.-Canadian Defense Cooperation Agreed To By Pearson, President

——Cancer’s Cure: Last in a Series —  Several Hundred Million Dollars Later

COUNCIL HEARS  OBJECTORS OPPOSED Ito REZONING AREA   ALONG PLYMOUTH ST.

HopeVirtually Given Up For Any Survivors   Vessels Find Parts Of Bodies Doomed In Monsoon Rains

DEBRIS, PARTS OF BODIES FOUND  62 Believed Dead In Crash Of Arab Airliner Off India

Tass Admits Red Lunik 4 Missed Goal   Will Orbit Sun Later, Russ News Ageney Discloses

Russian Press Ho-Hums As Lunar Rocket Probe Whizzes Far Past Moon

When Negroes Attempt To Enroll At Alabama U.  Judge Bars Wallace From Doorway Stanc

Vowed To Block Negroes titi...  U.S. Judge Bars Wallace  From University Doorway

Judge Bars Gov. Wallace  Interference.  At Univereity of Alahame

JURIST BARS WALLACE DEFY AT ALABAMA U.   Sweeping Injunction Prevents Governor or Aides From Interfering   LANGUAGE CLEAR   Decision Dramatically Urges: All Alabamians to Ginnort Law. Order

Wallace Told Not To Interfere With Negro Enrollment   U.S. Judge Issues Order to Restrain Alabama's Chief

Warns Not to Interfere at University   U.S. Supremacy Over Authority of State Spelled Out

Judge Bars Alabama’s  Governor From Doorway  Stand Against Negroes

Alabama Governor Enjoined   Alabama-Born Judge Rules Governor Has No Authority To Obstruct Federal Order

Defiant Governor Halted  By Fedral Court Order Wallace Had Made Vow to Stand Fast In University Doorway to Block Negroes

U.S. Judge Bars Wallace From Doorway Stand      Ordered Not To Block Enrollment Of Negroes At U. Of Alabama:

Federal Supremacy Stated As Jurist Makes Dramatic Appeal For Law And Order

At University of Alabama Court Enjoins Wallace From Barring Integration

Spells Out Federal Supremacy in Racial Dispute— Judae Bars Wallace From Doorway Stanc

Judge Bars Defiant Wallace   Injunction Will Prevent Governor From Doorway Stand At University

Wallace Barred By Federal Judge From Doorway Stand At Alabama U.

Sovereignty Power Claim Swept Away   Injunction Does Not Bar Governor From Campus

Injunction Bars Governor Or Representatives From Trying To Stop Integration

BUT OFFICE SAYS STAND UNCHANGED   Jurist Employs Plain Language In Decision

Lynne Gives Court Order In Alabama   Injunction Also Includes Prayer To Uphold Laws

‘Court Edict Bars Alabama Governor ‘From Blocking University Integration

‘No authority  to obstruct  integration Court orders  no interference eet Blekheame TT

JUDGE ISSUES INJUNCTION TO BAR WALLACE  GOVERNOR URGES PEOPLE TO KEEP

CANT STOP NEGROES AT ALABAMA U.   Court Forbids Governor To Interfere With Enrolilments, Tells Him U.S. Power Is Supreme.

says U.S. Is Before Alabama   Injunction Needed To Prevent Injury, Judae 8elieves

Doorway Stand Barred  F ederal Judge Blocks Wallace’ s Proposals

Cannot Halt University’s Integration   Rules Governor Without Power

Judge Bars Interference  By Wallace  Governor Says No Change in Plans

Injunction Prohibits Governor Of Alabama or Anyone Else From Interfering With Court-Ordered Desegregation of Institution

Wallace Ordered:  No Interference  Injunction Forbids Physical - Bars to Enrollment of Nearoes

East Europe Communists Flee Iraq  But Red China Recognizes New Regime

" Westerners Treated Excellent  Reds Clamor to Get Out of Iraq ‘Under Harassment of New Government

Eastern Reds Fleeing lraq_   New Regime’s Harassment Of Influx From East Cause

Pra  Visits Congres      S, rk,              hen; Ne'  e a7 ie  4

He’s The Boy That Can Do It, Too Astronaut Relaxes T. oday Before Meeting Kennedy

Astronaut Is Relaxing Today... . Gordon Cooper Tells Newsmen of Flight

EE LL es eRe tee al istiitteietiniatieiteeiadseemamausietdns  Cooper Relaxes In Florida's Sun Atter Two Days Of Celebrating   LawmakersHandle Routine Business

‘Gordo’ Prepares For New York, Washington Celebrations   Central Texas Farmers To Vote On Wheat Plan

Plans to just “rest” today  Astronaut tells newsmen details of space jaunt

Astronaut Cooper Ready to Relax Atfer Two Days of Interviews, Tests

WEATHER   Astronaut Relaxes After Telling Of Space Experience   Rockefeller Plans Study On His Political Future

Plans To Do Absolutely Nothing Except Relax— Cooper Resting Today After Two Busy Days Of Exams, Interviews

(Gordon Cooper Relaxes Today Before His White House Visit   Astronaut’s Space Tale Is Study In Contrasts -

Washington To See Hero On Tuesday   Astronaut to Get Medal, Address 

Cooper Relaxes; ‘Will Get Medal At Tuesday Rite  Ceremony Scheduled   Ceremony Scheduled At the White House

Two Days of Examinations, Questions, Confetti  ‘Now Cooper Can Relax

SEES JFK SEES JFK TUESDAY  Gordo Rests After  Questions, Confetti

Cooper Decides To Take It Easy ... FOr A Change  Another Round Of Activity To Begin For Gordo Tuesday

Astronaut Cooper Relaxes After a Wild Reception at Cape Canaveral

Cooper Rests After Parade At Canaveral   Describes Flight  At Press Session For 700 Newsmen

Gemini Two-Man Orbit Next, NASA Official Indicates At Astronaut’s Press Session; Congress To Hear 22-Orbit Hero Tuesday

Cooper Will Tell Congress About Trip   Spaceman Rests Today Before His Washington Date

Cooper Relaxes  Atter Flight Talk   Railroads, Unions Resume  Bargaining Over Work Rules

Cooper Backs Another Flight   Astronaut Spends Day Relaxing, Sees JFK Tuesday

Astronaut To Get Medal From Kennedy Anc Address Session Of Congress Tomorrow

Cooper Relaxes Before Washington Reception   croAKED WITH PRIDE Humble Frog Leaps to Fame at Angels Camp

Astronaut Spends Day Relaxing   Tells News Conference He Believes Mercury Flights Should Continue

The Weather   Astronaut Relaxes After Telling Of  Space Experience

After Homey Welcome Space Hero Gets Chance To Rest   Study In Contrasts  eae Gets Glimpse Of Heart Of Red China

Flight May End Project Mercury  Cooper Gets Day Off   Found Sleep Easy But Awakened Confused  Astronaut’s Space Tale Is Study In Contrasts

CEREMONIES IN CONGRESS, WHITE HOUSE   Astronaut Rests Today After Florida Welcome Sunday; In Washington Tuesday, New York. Wednesday.

Governor's Spending Plans Hit   Use Hard Figures Against Program

Eastland Bypass Sought by Senat Rights Backers  Stratecicte Plan   Strategists Plan To Steer Proposals To ‘Friendly Groups

Long Recess Comes to End — Model of Thompson’s Spacious Home Brought Into Trial Courtroom

Low-Ranking Allied Officers Usually Yielded Berlin Highway Controversy Going On Since End Of War

Convoy Crisis Built Upon Allied Retreat   Soviet Demands Whittle Away At Autobahn Rights

Bowed to Soviet Pressures, Demands—  Autobahn Crisis Blamed on Years of Retreat by Low-Ranking Allied Officers   Prepare for Big Blow—   Private Traders Take on Wheat Negotiations

Today’s Telearam   Soviet Tactics Designed 'To Erode Allied Rights

More Confrontations in Store.... Years of Bowing to Soviet  Led to Crisis on Autobahn

Bow Io Fressures Berlin Crisis Followed Years Of Allied Retreats

Autobahn Crisis Follows Long Retreat By Lower-Ranking Allied Officers

 Western Uliicers Diamed  ‘East-West Crisis Over Berlin Autobahn Reviewed

Berlin Autobahn Crisis And Events   Through The Years Leading Up To It

Appeasement In Berlin?   \utobahn Crisis Follows Years of West Yielding to Reds

 West Has Bowed to Pressure  ‘Autobahn Crisis Follows ‘Years of Retreat’

Newest Crisis Over Berlin Roadblock Follows Years Of Russian Chiseling

Autobahn Crisis Follows Years of Allies Retreats To Demands by Communists   In Face of Aggressive, Subtle Efforts To Whittle Away at Western Rights Officers Offen Took Easy Way Out

‘Writer Says East-West Berlin Autobahn Crisis Follows Years Of Retreat By Allied Commanders

St. Louis Court Measure Killed  Bill Reconsideration Is Criticized by Solons

Heart Ailment Is Fatal To Mrs K. Wells   IONEER COUNTY BUSINESSMAN   ~ Roberts Services a are e Today

Linus Pauling Sees Prize as Encouraging  ee ee eanmtmmearm~r~r i wrwrr

Good Morning   ‘JUST DID WHAT SOMEBODY HAD TO DO!  Priest Swims 7 Miles Towing Gil to Safety

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Airlift U.S. Personnel From Haiti; \Navy Shows Power To Ease Fears

N aval Show Of Force Put ‘On Near Haiti   Evacuate Families of Servicemen, Others Officials bv Plane

Main Issues In Conaress: Civil Rights, Taxes   Much of President’ Priority Program I: Believed Headed for Drain Pipe.

Congress Bogged Down   Civil Rights, Tax Cut Legislation Looms As Excluding Other Actior

Nikita’s Beriin Plan Dismissed  Neutral Status for West Sector Asked

fAULlES PIISTTLISS VEU 10ea  Khru Neutral West Berlin Plan Big Flop

As Suggested by Khrushchev... . Proposal for Neutral West Berlin Is Not New to Allies

See Nothing New  Allies Rap Mr. K On Neutral Plan    For West Berlin

Khrushchev Plan For West Berlin — Given No Support  One Diplomat Sees Retreat In Latest Soviet Proposal

“A Step Backward”:  Khrushchev Plan on Berlin Rejected by Allied Officials

“Backward’ Move by Reds  Khrushchev Wants W. German Capital Like San Marino

Khrush’s Suggestion West Berlin Be Given Neutral Status Dismissed

West Dismisses Soviet Leader's Berlin Proposal   Khrushchev Offers Nothing New, Top Officials Maintain

Khrushchew Berlin Plam  Dismissed Allied Official s Reject Neutra I _ Status for Berlam

Khrushchey Rebuffedon Berlin Plan   Russian Suggests Neutral Status for Western Section

ON NEUTRAL STATUS  Allied Officials Dismiss Nikita's Plan for Berlin

Feel Red Boss Just Searching  W ould Put Status In Austria Realm

Thousands Of Pilgrims Worship In  J erusalem To Observe Good Friday

Congress Squares Off for Decision On Cutting Taxes   Hopes to Get Into Motion In Few Davs

Handful Of Items Still In Way  Committee . About Set To Act On Tax Cut

JFK's Tax Bill In Final Stage   Administration Accused of Using Gls as ‘Tools

PROGRESS BY HOUSE GROUP  Work Can Begin Soon On Tax Cut Proposal

Secretary Declines to Comment on Possibility Of Troop Withdrawals

SOIL NOTES   oC I ell   BAYLOR COUNTY FIELD ‘PRODUCER IS FINALED

UN Fund Scheme Offered   Expert’s Plan Calls For Oil Project In Gulf

Oil Income Studied For Broke U. N.   Pie-In-Sky Ideas Are Rejected By Political Scientist

Kt K KF  Cuban Held For Threat   Accused Youth Said We'd Shoot Johnson

DRIVE SEEKS $111,350 19 Agencies To Benefit From United Fund Push

Talk of Shifting treeman Grows  umors Say Kennedy   Rumors Say Kennedy Agriculture Chief Moving to Diplomacy

No Chance Of Epidemic, Medics Say Hepatitis Case Stirs National Guard Camp

Last Application In The Mail By Wednesday Plans No Extension Of Car  License Plate Tag Deadline 

Santa’s Special Gift 2 Suggestions can be Sound in Tonight's {enosha News Classified Section

Famed Prisoner Dies InSleep At Springfield   - Birdman of . Alcatraz Was 73 Years Old

‘Birdman Of Alcatraz’ Dies At 73  Found Dead In   Found Dead In His Bed Of Natural Causes

Spent 54 Years In Prison...  ‘Birdman Of Alcatraz’ Found Dead In Cell At Springfield

PAPERS FACE MORE HURDLES   OTHER CONTRACTS YET TO BE SIGNED BEFORE PRINTING

Civil Rights Issues" Face South's Power   Four Men Could Hamper, Halt Major Leaislative Measures Before Conaress

Meredith, MDowell Reqister   Alabama Showdown Set For Tuesday; Other Entries

Governor Notes Federal Role  Meredith Joins McDowell For Sessions at Ole Miss

"OKLAHOMA’ IS SUNG  ‘Home Town’ Reception Is Given Cooper In Canaveral Upon Return

Doys May Have Rabies Vaccination Saturday Afternoon from 2 to 4 at Katy

Katy 4-H Boys Club Sponsors Rabies Drive Next Saturday, March 23rd

Unaccounted for Since Tragedy; Inquest Called   Exploding Trap’ Story Told In Entirety for First Time

any reasonable prospect of  * success to ensure t'-* the tests do not eventuate,” Holvyoake said.

Inside Today   Always On The Go 107-Year-Old Woman Too Busy Living  To Let Her Life Slip Past Unnoticed

Ful ibuster showdowr wdown n Due  Senators Had To Go To Work Early Today

They Asked About Her Occupation So Housewite Lists 22 Separate Roles

Sales Tax Bil Reaches Senate For Vote Today   Showdown Stage For $105 Million In Added Revenue

_Goes To Senate Floor Today:  Sales Tax Bill Near Showdown, ‘Would Give State Highest Rate

Senafe in Showdown Vote Over Five Per Cent Sales Tax fo Raise $105 Million

Sales Tax Bill Goes To Senate  For Showdown  ‘26 Votes Are Needed To Push Revenue

Three separate groups meet with Kennedy to discuss racial strife

Kennedy Is Confident Birmingham Can Handle lec Own Race Problems

Integration Leaders from 3 Groups Meet With President Kennedy Toda’

KENNEDY HOLDS THREE MEETINGS ON BIRMINGHAM   CONFERRING WITH CIVIC, RELIGIOUS, BOARD MEMBERS

Kennedy Meets with Groups on Racial Issue   Aimed at Helping Restore Harmony in Birmingham

President's Team To Aid Local Forces   Emissaries And Birmingham Officials To Work Out Solution On Local Level

Kennedy Meets With Three Groups  On Racial Situation in Birmingham

 Include Blaik, Royall Kennedy Confers With Three Groups on Birmingham Crisis

3 Meetings On Racial  Picture Set   Birmingham Civie Church Leaders  Talk With JFK

Dixie Civie Groups Call On Kennedy   Five Birmingham White Leaders ‘To Review Situation

McNamara, Taylor Depart for Probe   Birmingham Hopes Expressed by JFK

Kennedy tries to help restore racial peace   'Mama leaves hospital for home  Quints now Sioux tribe members

President Sets Meetings With Alabama Groups   Conferences Sched uled With Civic. Religious Leader: on Racial Crisis.

N.U. professor says Information on political contributions is confused

3 Amendments ence eee ee ee ee, . Public Hearings Completed On Controversial Tax Rill

Russ Troops Are Leaving Cuba: Rusk   Secretary Declines ‘Numbers Game’; Shipping En Route

SOVIETS PROMISE TO KEEP PLEDGE ON CUBA TROOPS   To Remove ‘Several Thousand’ by Mid-March, Envoy Save   Adequate Shipping in Position for Pullout, Rusk Says

Rusk Reports Thousands May Depart Soon   U. S. State Secretary Also Tells of Gains Made in Viet Nam

U. S. TURNS BIG CORNER IN VIET NAM   Nuclear Test Ban Will Require Some Dancers

Withdrawal is underway  Ships in position to move Soviet  troops from Cuba

Several thousand could leave  Rusk says Soviets have  ships in position in Cuba

Rusk says Soviet troop movement is under way   CofC launches Merit.  Community Program work

Red Shippine Ready To Move Troops   Rusk Says Some Movement Out Of Cuba Under Way

Russ Troops Are Leaving Cuba: Rusk  Secretary Declines   Secretary Declines ‘Numbers Game’: Shipping En Route

Rusk Says Ships Ready to Withdraw More . Some Soviet Troops Move Out of Cubs

Soviet Troops Leaving Cuba   Rusk Says Several Thousand Men To be Evacuated

Russia Moving Some Troops From Cuba-Rusk   Tells News Parley U.S. Turning Corner In South Viet Nam

‘Rescues Child      Rusk Still Hopes Soviet Troops Will Leave Cuba

Rusk Says Ships Are On the Way  South Viet Nam Has Taken the Initiative

Rusk Says Soviet Troop Movements From Cuba Begins   Secretary of State Saye Test Ban Pact Would Involva Risk.

Alabama City Will Defy Plan   Rev. Luther King Leading First Phase of Sit-Ins

Under penalty of jail terms Birmingham warns negroes to observe searegation laws

Warning Is Given To Infegrafionists By City Leaders   Non-Viclent Campaign Is Being Planned In Birmingham, Ala,

Swing Up Into Spring   Negroes Launch An “All-Out” Birmingham Integration Fight

Employes  Vote To End  Erie Strike  : Plants To Stay; ‘New Contract Redyproc Pay

Intelligence gap criticized Administration braces for blast  Le awn Rt CTV acecea

Congressmen Want I nose Photos  Snoop Gap In Cuba New Probe Subject

Fuss Expected On Intelligence  Critics Maintain Surveillance Laaq

Kennedy tc to Face Onslaught Over “Gap In TTS. Cuban Surveillance Action

Onslaught Expected In Congress  JK CRITICS ATTACK “INTELLIGENCE GAP’

CRITICS TO ASSAIL U. §. LAG ON CUBA   Intelligence Gap to Be Basis for New Attacks in Congress

_ At Taxpayer's Expense  Speaker McCormack Defend: Junket Trip by Headwaiter

“A WONDERFUL THING’ McCormack Praises Paris Trip Ot Waiter At Taxpayer Expense

FOURTH ANNIVERSARY SPEECH  Castro Ridicules U.S.  For Prisoner Ransom

Hunt for Sentimental Escapee Goes On; He Decorates Alleged Victim's Grave

Cassini Counsel Claims Magazine Writer Was  Given Secret Testimony

Congressmen Arrive in So. Viet Nam to Check on War, Political Situation

Congressmen Are Making 3-Day Jaunt   Subcommittee Arrives Following Suicide By Fire

Vongressional rrope  Study Of S. Viet Nan Troubles May Affect Aid Appropriations

ANuclear Survival Course at Meadville   Adult Education Class Will Be Given at R-4.

In Move Toward Normalcy— Syrian Revolutionists  Ease Border Controls

Border Controls Are Eased.... Former U.A.R. Minister Named Premier of Syria

Syria Near Normal Again After Coup By Nasser Backers   Seaports and Alrporte Reopened; Diplomats Have Free Access Again.

Bitar Named Premier After Syrian Coup     "Niitiéa Reichs To Noriiniley As Borders Opeiied

Syrian Rebels Open Borders, Claim Control  20-Man Cabinet Rules Following Bloodless Coup

Bitar Named Premier Aftet Svrian Coup   Nation Returns To Normaley As Borders Opened

Premier’s Post Goes To Bitar, Ex-Minister In UAR Cabinet;  Nasser Extends Recognition

Revolutionary Council Rules Ne ee ge  Border Controls Eased For Syria

Syria Border Curbs Eased   Country Heads Back Toward Normaley Under New Cabinet

Premier Bitar Named To Head Syrian Cabinet   Border Controls Eased; Airports And Seaports Ordered Reopened

Republican Leaders Disagree About Political Effects of Remarriage of Rockefeller

Republican Opinion Is Widely Split On Effects of Rockefeller Marriage

Two Two Moms, Nine Young'n's Okeh Boy Quintuplets, Girl Quads Born

Arrest 82 New Jersey Race Pickets   Demonstrators Sit In At Construction Site; Policemen Cut Chains

DISAGREEMENT OVER DETAILS   77 TEEN-AGERS JAILED Racial Protest. Violence Erupts in Jersey, Chicago.

Civil Rights Commission Advocates lowa Fair Employment Practice Law

Show Me His Pockets - _ and I'll Tell You How Old A Man ls; Says Bovle

Paul had his day,  fans feel   Liwle regret found over Brown firme

Paul had his day. fans feel   Little regret found over Brown firing

Watson Tells Assessment. Rise of 4.4%   County Figure Tops $12 Billion; Drops Tax Rate Slightly

Axe-Swinging GOP Hacks 33 Top Democratic Party Men From State Payroll

Buddhist Priest Sets Self Ablaze In Protest Move   Action Follows His Participation In Hunger Strike

Second Fiery Suicide  Buddhist Monk Burns Self To Death in South VietNam

Nation Gripped By Deep Freeze   Lower Florida Only Area Untouched; 75 Persons Die

MOME IM aD States ee Ses  Cold Wave T. hreatens Western Citrus Crops

Fires Take Heavy Toll  In Lives Over Nation   Nation Continues To Reel  In Grip Of Old Man Winter

Heaps Scorn On Heads Of Red Chinese   Says Communism Can't Win In Any Nuclear War

Khrushchev Says Communists Can't Win Nuclear War   "Our Expansion Policy Can't Be Based on Wer,” He Tella Germem Reds

Nikita Warns Of U.S. Might   Policy Cannot Be Based on War, Russ Chief Tells Red Comrades

Russian Says Red Goal To Be Peace  German Reds Told U.S. Has 40,000 Nuclear Warheads

FREE BERLIN AND GERMAN UNITY URGED   Pours Scorn On Peace Theories  Of Red Chinese

~laims 700 To 800 Million Would Die Khrushchev Says Communism Cannot Win A Nuclear War

RULES OUT WAR AS RED POLICY BASE   U.S. “Paper Tiger’ Could Kill 700-800 Millions, K Warns China; Boasts Of Russ Superbomb.

Big bomb reserved for U. S. Communist policy can't he based on war, Khrushchev

U.S. Nuclear Power Prohibits Red War Policy, Nikita Says  Declares 100-Megaton Bomb Could be Dropped Only on U.S.

Nikita Cites U.S. Arsenal, Says War Out   Speech Before Reds Clearly Aimed at Peking

Rules War Out as Red Policy Base   Cites U.S. and Soviet Might; Urges U.N. Police Berlin   (Photo on Picture Page)

Warns Chinese To Mend Their Ways If They Want  To Remain In Soviet Bloc      Scorns Peking’s W ar-And-Peace Theories; Points Out Horrors Of Nuclear Warfare; Claims Victory Over U.S. In Cuban Crisis

TELLS RED CHINA TO SHAPE UP OR SHIP OUT  Nik Eyes U.S. N-Strength, Tells of Monster Bomb

Says Commie Policy Not Based on War   In Address Nikita says Communists Cannot Win Nuclear War; Fight For Peace Is Prime Task of Socialism

Cites U.S.  Nuclear Strength   Warns Peking of Horrors If War Were Red Policy

War Policy Ruled Out By Premier   Implics New Bomb Can Be Used Only Against America

Rotary Observes 40th Birthday Here   Mr. K Warns Comrades of U.S. Nuclear Strike Power

SAYS PARTY CANNOT ADOPT A WAR POLICY   Premier Claims America Holds 40,000 A-Bombs in Arsenal   Moscow Leader Indirectly Attacks Peking Rulers; Lauds Cuba Gains

Khrush says Soviet won't chance a war  Claims U.S. has too many bombs to pursue policy backed by China

Policy Can't Be Based on War, Says Soviet Boss  © ge: Bice ae Baw

Kremlin chief pours scorn on Red China   Answers charge Russia afraid of ‘paper tiger’

Would Kill 700 To 800 Million People   Says U.S. Has 40,000 Nuclear Warheads: Tells Of Giant Bomb

Says World Too Powerful, Need Of Peace Cited   Strikes Hard At War, Peace Ideas Of Red Chinese

Parley Told Policy Of War Is Out; Superbomb Is Cited   WAR BLASTED   VICTORY IN CUBA

South Will Rise Again, You Chaps  cn tle oe - i ei an ti ai os ilies acum eel Army’

SEATO Acts On Curbing  Communists   Aims Reaffirmed In Paris Parley’s Final Communique

U. S,, Southeast Asia Allies Vow To Resist Reds  SEATO Pledges te Continue Fighting Cn sanict Srnhwpr.

Accident Rash Follows Glaze Of Ice, Sleet  Police Are Rushed   Police Are Rushed By Wreck-a-Minute Period in Morning

Accident Rash Follows Glaze Of Ice, Sleet   Police Are Rushed By Wreck-a-Minute Period in Morning

Labor Men, Congressmen, ‘“Whers Seen  ~ President Seeking Effective Right:

Solons, Labor  Chiefs Heard   Mississippi Police Break Up New March Protesting Negro Slaying

Kennedy Talks With Unions, Congressmen   Asks for Labor Backing Of Civil Rights Plans, More Jobs for Negroes

Sees Congress Heads, Labor  Union Bosses  Has Private Confab With Truman But Not on Knotty Case

Kennedy Plans Speaking Tour   Returns From Busy New England Visit

JFK Speeches to Aid Party  Agr ro to Requests  ban BRaetan Vier’

Gets Mighty Welcome in City of Cork   Urges Struggle for Freedom in ‘Curtain’ Lands

Bearden should give evidence  Court ordered to reconsider plane hijacking sentence

Congressmen Charged With Lack of Interest ....  Udall. Discusses Prairie Park in Kansas

Visited by West Relatives With Christmas Passes  A Happy Day in East Berlin!

Church Leader Says Race Trouble More Acute in Suburbs Than South

None In City System .      ee ee ge  ‘Permit Teachers’ — Fast Disappearing

Split Reds to End Talks in Deadlock   Peking Gives Russ Left-Handed Slap

Men Captured In Connection With Burglary  $105,000 Stolen From Madison, N.C Dentist Thursday

GOP Chiefs Split Over Rights Issue  Senators Divided On App — ch To  Tetacnatad Resactmea ec

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Bias by Private Business  GOP Leadership Splits On Desegregation Plan

Leaderships ,Ques tion— Senate Republicans Split Over Civil Rights Issue      Todav's Telearam   Ruling Affects Thousands Of Schools

GOP Is Split On Civil Rights  Private Business Role Betume Doctcs Mick -bo

Republican © Chiefs ‘Split Over Desegregation. of  Private Business Concerns

GOP Senators Split on Plan  Would Take Private Business Out of Bill

House, Senate Redistricting Bills Passec   Assembly Now In Sec: ond Special Session on Non - Preferred Appropriations,

Appropriations Session Next:  Reapportion Bills On Scranton’s Desk

Redistricting Measures Cleai State Assembly  Bitterly Contested   Bitterly Contested Bills Finally Passed; Appropriations Next

Administration Indicates Government to Rule News Available During Crises

j Predicts Economic Victory  K Revives Old Threat “To Bury-Capitalism’

Whereabouts of Youth Unknown   Bolivian Reds Give 24 Hours  for Demands

Bolivian Miners Getting Tougher   Sinatra Kidnap Mystery   Six Men Arrested in Search

174 Killed On Roads ~~  Good Driving, Strict Law Enforcement Reduced U.S. Holiday Death Toll

Toll Under Early Pred Predictions —     Nation’s Traffic Deaths Stay Low

Warnings Evidently Heeded  Holiday Deaths at 260  ‘Run Below Predictions

Trattfie Toll ForHoliday 174 So Far.   Fatalities Running Below Expected Total of 650; Pennsylvania’s 17 Leads

House Passes S15.8 Billion Defense Bill  £363.7 Million  ae 9°? rv... *t

GOP Bid To Slash It in Vain   Controversial RS70 Planes Included; Bill to Senate

House Passes $15.8 Billion Defense Bull   $363.7 Million Added To Biiild Extra RS70 Plaines

Republicans Back Issue. Despite Size   $15.8 Billion Budget Authorized For Ships, Aircraft And Rockets

Fears Recession WithoutTaxCut; Adinits Concern About Debt And Deficit

Failure Of Tax Program 'ts Cause   Plugs Employment Plans For Youth In News Conference

MANUFACTURERS MULLING STEEL MARKUP  Check Shows Few Planning Early Price Boosts

Manufacturers Curb Markups   Hike In Steel Prices Studied By Users

But Hikes Expected By Foll.... Early Markups Unlikely  On Part Of Steel Users

nedy Buried In Arlington Grave  Flame To A Saddened Nation Pauses In Respectful Silence   Johnson, DeGaulle Agree To Meeting Early In 1964

STAGE SET FOR POCKETBOOK STRUGGLE  Tax Bill Said Unfair To Some Individuals

Hearing On Taxes Attracts Standing — Audience of Lobbvists. Other Snectators

Nod Could Mean Death Order  Neighbors Saw Genovese, Crime Czar. as Just Kindly Grandfather

32 African Nations Try to Create Big Political Power  Called First Step Toward Pooling   Called First Step Toward Pooling Resources and to Eventual Unity

African Ch’.~ tains Approve Lx: aty Plan   New Officers  Hear General

Africans aim for over-all political party   Leaders approve plan to mold 32 states into one

U.S. to Reduce European-Based Transport Units  AF Squadron Cut Aimed at Lowering Overceace Snending

Issue On Agenda inrcancttanteced i: vite  Labor Dissatisfied On JFK s Civil Rights Bill

Strike Threat      Ask Kennedy End Payment Balance Deficit in U.S.

Redistricting Order Sfay Plea Slated  Governar Lashes Qui bol ueok: sion

Gov. Wallace Bars Mob At U. of Ala.      Will ‘Stand at Door’ Yn Court Order Test

Clampdown On Aid To. Asia Urged   Senate Group Also Asks Reassessment Of Security Needs

Senate Group Urges Clamp On Asian Aid   Bipartisans Seek Reassessment Of Security Needs

N. Y. Post Will Publish Monday  . Tabloid Breaks Away Fram Other Papers

TOC AT. TEMPER PATI RTE   New York Post Break Ranks, Plans To Resume Publication

N.Y. Post Will Print On Monday   Other Publishers Continuing Talks

Plans To Resume Public ation M onday © woe  NY Post. Breaks Newspaper Unity

New York Post To Publish Again Monday   Paper Is First To Break City’s Newspaper Pact

New York Post Will Resume Publication  Publisher Breaking Away From 4 Other Strikebound Paners

Publisher Of New York Post Says Her Paper Will Resume Work Monday

N. Y. Post To Publish On Monday  Dorothy Schiff Breaks Away From Publishers

New York Post To Resume Publication But Other Gotham Dailies Stay Shut

First Break In Ranks Of Publishers  Owner Claims   Owner Claims Strike Has Gone Long Enough

Venezuelan Army Quell. Red Terror  ~ Outbreak Said Cuba-Inspired

TERROR WAVE SPREADS INTO THE INTERIOR   Army Using Armored Cars In Caracas  Against Snipers   COMMUNIST CUBA CHEERS UPRISING

Pro-Communist Terror Nearly Paralyzes Citv   Reds Plan To Destroy Installations In Saigon

Cuhba-Inspired Communists Seek To Unseat President Before Election

Venezuela Reds Press  Terrorism  Pro-Castroites All B Paralyze Capital   Pro-Castroites All Bu: Paralyze Capital  In Attempt to Halt Presidential Election

Police Fight Snipers  Venezuela Capital Paralyzed By Pro-Communist Terrorists

jSome Exceptions Seen \Complete Backfilling \Of Strips Advocated

EHH HHH II Temperatures YESTERDAY  Low 62-at 5 a.m. High 91-at 2 p.m.   Senate Passes Feed Grain Bill

HE WAS REWARDED FOR VISIT, BUT     Castro Keeping One Foot In Peking’ s Door   Associated Press News Analysis

Pennsylvanians Urged to Okay Student Loan:   Governor Asks ‘Yes Yotes on All Fow Questions on No vember Ballas.

‘Tense, Difficult Situation’... Federal Forces Await Action In Birmingham

Governor Challenges Kennedy’s Authority         4E2UCC TUS CUTE ELC Pure Unie  Troops Earmarked For U. Of Alabama

iit hihi heheh eee eee eee s 2 ee 2 2 2  To Protect Lives--JFK:  U.S. TROOPS SENT TO BAMA

Courmet, Piano Player, World Traveler  Now Salinger Cast In Role Of Talent Scout

Spots pops singer for Polish festival Salinger turns talent scout

Pupils Demonstrate PRESS RE MORRO. RU ian CREERNS SST RASS NEES  Integration Calm Broken In Mobile

Demonstrations Erupt; White Boycott; Private Schools Stir Birmingham

Anti-Integration Protest Erupts at Mobile School   Rap Fair Housing Law

Calm Ends On Alabama School Front   Students Gather At Mobile; Newsmen Barred From Scene

P Priv: ivate School T; alked  School Front Calm Broken In Mobile

High School Pupils Demonstrate  Racial Outbreak Erupts In Mobile

Integration Protest Held In Mobile  Students Mass On Campus At Alahama Sehaal

Foycort Integrated Schools . [Birmingham Parents “Ask  For Private White Schools

Pupils Mass On Campus. In Outbreak   Chant ‘We Don’t Want To Integrate’ Birmingham Quiet

Disturbance Breaks Out In Mobile   Massed Pupils Chant at School; Newsmen Barred

Violence Hits North Carolina   Outbreak Reported At Mobile School

Pupils Mass On Campus  Ot School   Newsmen Barred From Scene; Police Summon Firemen

Of Southern Democrats... =. gene = — .  RACIAL ISSUE BRINGS END TO COOPERATION

South and GOF Join to Block. Urban Affairs.  andro ni Ms fo Dis Study - éhilc m “loki

Whisper of Race Issue Rises in Congress Vote    Southern Co-operation With President Ends

Race Issue Pops Up In  House Vote   Dixie Democrats’ Cooperation With President Reversed

Southern Democrats Alter Attitude of Cooperation   Kennedy Seeking Nuclear Plan OK

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Vote Shows Coalition Of GOP, Southern Demos Still Vigorous

Southern-Republican Coalition Revived ....  Executive Reorganization Plan Defeated

U. OF MINNESOTA ANTHROPOLOGIST GUEST LECTURER AT WESTMAR COLLEGE  Public Program  m= ep. _ e

U. OF MINNESOTA ANTHROPOLOGIST GUEST LECTURER AT WESTMAR COLLEGE  Public Program  Friday Evening

Johnson Was There Too Anti-American Demonstration Mars Dominican Parade

Santo Domingo Officials Hold Parade Rioters   Communists Break Up Bosch Inaugural Fete

Dominican Police Halt Red Rioters   Bosch Takes Office While Demonstrator Battle With Police

Vice President Johnson Witness  Jail Pro - Communists For Demonstrating At Dominican Inauguration

an Yanie Deningo VEG POMIngo Inauguration Parade Hit By Violence —

New Dominican President Seems Undaunted By Pro Communist Outbreaks

PROTEST NOTE LATEST MOVE IN CUBA CRISIS   Russians Also Warn ‘ They May Provide Armed Escorts   ‘DECLARE AMERICAN ‘PLANES AID RAIDERS

NEW PROTEST NOTE Russians Demand U.S. Pay For ~Damages In Cuban Exile Raid

Africans In Russia Warned  Told To Resp   Told To Respec Nation’s Laws  Or Get Out

Russia Insists On Obedience To Laws   Ghanian March On Red Square Condemne: In Press: Law Respecters Still Welcome

Africans Are Given Warning   Students Are Told to Respect Soviet Laws or Leave Country

Woman Killed, 39 Hurt by Bomb Thrown Ai British High Commissioner in Aden

WV oman Dies As Assassin’s ‘Attempt Fails   State OF Fancergeney Declared In Aden For Probe Of Phat

Education Costs oo a Money Problem Faces Scranton In Legislature -

Offering Skilled Swimmers Lesson: During Next Week Classes Scheduled. At Three Beaches .

Life Saving Classes To Kick Off This Year’s Learn-to-Swim Program

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TIROS WEATHER SATELLITE UP   TO SPOT STORMS VIA TWO CAMERAS 400 MILES HIGH

Inside The Times   After Record Libel Judgment  Post To Appeal Court Decision

Post To Appeal Libel Decision  rt. oa @   Jury Says Butts’ Reputation Ruined By Publication

charged With Offering Bases To Fidel Castro      President Of Haiti Accused By Dominican Republic Minister

OAS PROBERS ARRIVE ON FACTS HUNT   Links With Iron Curtain Nations  Also Alleged

Varwotean, nt  Duvalier-Red Link Charged  ByDominican   Castro Offered Haitian Bases,  OAS Group Told

Claims Castro Offered Bases By Haitian Chief   _ OAS Mission Investigates New Troubles

Haiti’s Chief. Said To Offer  Castro Bases _  Dominicans Level Charge  After Duvalier Yields

Charge Made Before OAS Dominicans Say Haiti Offering Military Bases To Cuban Leader

RHR KKKKKRKKKERERKKKKKKKKKRRRERKKKEK   Yominicans Down Duvalier  Charge Aid Offered Fidel

IN WAYNE COUNTY SLAYING Hickman To Prosecute Case Against Crooks

Railroad Arbiters Selected   Settlement Board Being Named . In Long Dispute

Carriers Name Two to Rail Dispute Board   Union To Make Appointments Tomorrow

Unions Expected To Reveal Members Friday; Trains Are Rolling as Caution Sounded

Uneasy Truce  Prevails After LEM Giane Ri Ht  JEL JIYHD VI Unions Angered By Arbitration; Meow Cricic Due

Caution Lights Ahead — Congress Averts Rail Strike; JFK Signs Bill

Rail Arbiters Named By Management   Union Men Will Be Picked Friday Under New Legislation   IN 10 DAYS

Unions May Act Today Unions May Act boday  Rails Select Their  Members of Panel

Carriers Pick Team: erica!  Rail Arbitration Law Keeps Trains Rolling

aaese Discord Possi ee,  Railroads Still Operating But Caution Is Indicated

Railroad Strike s Averted By Passage Of New Legislation  Congress Acts Late Wednesday And JFK Signs Bill At Once

Washington:  ‘Two Railroad Arbitrators Are Named  J. E. Wolfe, Guy . Knight Chosen; Canting TeAlaneet

Rails name  arbitrators Acting swiftly under new law that halted strike

Lines Select Its Arbitration Board Members   Caution Lights Are Still Up; Public To Be Represented

Lawmakers Avoid Strike By Railroads   New Legislation Says Both Sides Must Settle Issue

Future Discord. Possibie Railroads Still Operating But Caution Is Indicated

Seven-Member Board Will Rule on Main Issues  Rail Strike Is Off, Arbitration Panel Selection Starts   Votes 16-1; No Reservations  Nuclear Pact Okayed By Senate Committee

Railroads Name Two sevbinsitons  FOR Siaws esenta   JFK Signe Hurried Legislation To Halt Threatened Strike

Close Race Develops in Mississippi  Three Veteran  ° no reer Tew Reo   Three Veteran Campaigners Take Leads

Mississippi Voting In  Primaries   3 Segregationists In Close Demo Fight For Governorship

Objections Filed Over  Knightstown Acquiring Rush County Students

Freighter Sinks After Collision; 4) Said Missing   Vessels Run Into Eact Other In St. Law rence River East o!  Quebec City.

VORE WINTE R Dt be t  cocemmentraeceenomaeetenicne:seaeminennnatiti tt porn encanta pete er AS ERS a  ‘Experts’ Out Spying on Groundhog

GROUNDHOG SEES SHADOW  6 More Weeks of Winter, But Not in Philadelphia

state Budget Before Senate: Time Dwindles   Operating And Construction Budgets Reported Out Of Committee Today

Accused U. S. spy  Woman reunited with family after term in Czech prison

Woman Returns to U.S. After 3 Years In Czechoslovakian Prison for Spying

After three years in Red prison  N. J. woman reunited with her family

U. §. Woman Freed by Czechs  Held Three Years in Prison on Spy Charge

Two Escaped Arizona Convicts  Killed by Officers   Police Complete Roundup of Other Five Escapees

RECORDS TUMBLE AS FAIR ENDS   52,499 Jam Danbury Event ..on.Final Day to Set 2 New Marks -

Opposition To Potomac Dam Program Centers On Project At Seneca   Mathias Points Out It Would Displace 460 Families In Area

In Stifling Situation Nearly An Ho ur—  2] Prominent Kansans Are Trapped In Hotel Elevator

House, Senate Complete  Action On $72 Million In Aid For Pa. Institutions

Two Special Sessions Ended By Legislature   Solons Finish Work on Assembly Reappor. tionment and Money Measures.

- U.S. SETS: GUIDELINES — Private Traders Will Handle Sale To Reds

Wheat for Reds Cleared by Setup  U.S. Sets Guides For Ship Costs

Sets Up Guidelines On Sensitive Shipping Issue  USS. Puts Red Bloc Wheat Deal  In Hands Of Private Companies

US., Russia  ron out wheat deal   Private traders handle shipment

Negotiations for Wheat Sale in Traders’ Hands   Civil Rights, Tax Bills Appear Doomed This Yea

Foreign Aid Power Restored to JFK   Wheat Sale to Reds in Private Hands

Guidelines Are Settled On Shipping   Government Leaves Negotiations Up To Private Traders

Wheat Deal Moving   Negotiations Now in Private Hands; Guidelinec Sez

Set Guidelines For Wheat Sale   Deal In Hands of Private Traders

Wheat Deal Turned Over To Industry  Export License Issued for Grain Sale to Hungary

Private Firms Will Seek Deal On U.S. Wheat   Government Sets Guidelines on Shipping Issues

Issues an Export License for Sale Of Grain to Reds   Communist Purchase May Amount to Mote Tes 1 Milltan Tana,

, U.S., Russia Agree on Deal  Private Traders Will Handle Wheat Sales

Guidelines Set On Sale U. S. Wheat   - Export License Issued For 100, 000. Ton Shiument To Hungary

Wheat Shipping GuideSet   U.S. Government Clears Way For Sale To Soviets

Sales Spotlight   Fi irst Goes To Hungary /Agreement Is Reached ‘On Wheat Shipments

Court Upsets South Sit-In Jail Terms   High Tribunat Rules Local Segregation Laws Invalid

Jail Sentences, Fines Nullified  Supreme Court Overrules Convictions of Negroes

Court Voids South's Sit-in. Convictions       FORCED TO SEGREGATE

Supreme Court Action Is Taken In 6 Major Cases  Local Segregation Laves.   Local Segregation Laws. dicts Unconstitutional

Court Rejects Sit-In Rulings  Local Segregation Laws  Termed ‘Uneonstitutianal’

Wait Kennedy Talk Monday Victorious. Demos Feud Over Committee Posts

Second Struggle Shapes Up Over Ways & Means   Vutcome Could Determine Fate of President's Controversial Medicare Plan.

Ways-Means Appointments Cause Strife   Committee Outcome Could Determine Fate Of Medicare

House Demos Rout JFK Conservative Foes. Thea Feud Amona Themselves

Democrats Start Feuding In House Over Filling Ways, Means Committee

House Demos Feuding Over Panel Seats   Ways-Means Fight Could Endanger Fate of Medicare

Democrats Start Feud Over Rules   House Okayed Expansion Of Committee; Debate Section of New Members

First Struggle   ‘Intra-Party Strife Over Filling of Democratic Posts on House Committee

But Split Develops Among Liberal Demos  Conservatives Are Routed In Rules Fight

Administration Dems Engaging In Family Feud  Party Strife Erupts After Conservative Foes Are Routed

JFK Has Another   Democrats Feud  Over Committees; Rules Victory For President

Jobless Seek  Conservative Regime Ouster  Crowd Almos ‘t Ge ‘ts  V..... W..2) 9% Ti. eee   Crowd Almost Gets Into Building During Bitter Street Fight

 Seek Ouster of Conservatives  ‘Mounted Police Drive Back Jobless Charge on Parliament

3,000 Riot At Door Of  Parliament   Demonstrators Shout For Ouster Of Conservatives

MARCH ON PARLIAMENT British Police Drive Back Screaming Mob Of 3,000

Parliament Threatened   Se eee, Sema a eae cet arene a Rae:  Bobbies Battle Jobless in London

Jobless Battle London Police   Brawling Mobs Hurles Back At The Doors To Parliament

Bitterest Street Row In Years   Demonstrators From North Joined By Londoners In Fracas

Reds Threaten U.S. Airliners  Focusing of Searchlights oe inti Tone tices: Js ead

3 Teen-Agers With Load Ot Beer Lead Police On Wild 2 -Hour Chase

Labor Charges Rocky Attempts Rate Change as Legislature Is Near End

Ee Voters Favor State-Run Lottery  Point to Nevada's Huge Income

Cop Arraigned: Charge: Murder  Fellow Officers Try t Probe Gamina Web

Bitter Cold Envelops Midlands; Heading Southeast   Highway Conditions

Wintry Blast Heads tito Southeast Ares  Heavy Snows in Ohio as Arctic Celd Moves on

Frigid Spell  To Continue   Little Relief Appears in Sight From Prolonged Siege of Cold

severe Cold Is Forecasi   Mercury Drops In State Bringing Sleet, Snow

Packers Whip Vikings, 28-7 ‘Bears Nip Rams See The Sports Peach   'GOP Deadlock Could Put Nixon  lin Race, Gen. Eisenhower Says

Eisenhower: Sees Nixon ‘as Deadlock Candidate  5 Exe Pri ide ne Reiter Pos iby :

Has Few Words for Barry  Ike Boosts Nixon as GOP Deadlock Breaker

lke Suggests Nixon If GOP Deadlocked   Former President Deplores Liberal, Conservative Usage

Deadlock Could Put Nixon In Race—Ike   PENIES 'COOINESS TH EYVEED

Ike Sees Nixon GOP Possibility   View Linked to Tie-Up in National Convention

Oklahoma City Negro Youth Might Not Go To Northeast High After All

MONEY COMPROMISE  Legislators Now Talking Of Early Adjournment   NO FXPEPMPTION

“Also Swings Wrench At Officer—  lrate Farmer Tries To Run  Down Sheriff With Tractor

Sen. Hollander Reveals Sessions On Fiscal Tangle  Sixth of Meetings Tonight as Chiefs Study Problems

SITUATION IS SERIOUS Harriman Dispatched : . °  On Save-Laos Mission

Caution Warned In Prior Report  Action in Viet Nam Compared to Castrc

. Adobe-Type Shelters for First to Land  ‘QUAINT SCENE ON MARS IS ENVISIONEL

Pioneers on Mars Biba crcnlecie bbe  Expert Envisions Ist Landing on Red Planet

 Forest  Fire Rages In Brazil   U. S. Peace Corps Doctors, Others At  Scene; 250 Perished on 1h Unamoalasce

U.S. RUSHING AID TO BRAZIL FIRE VICTIMS   Send Peace Corps Doctors And Firefighters To Area Where Forest Fires Kill 250.

AID TO BRAZIL FIRE VICTIMS   Send Peace Corps Doctors And Firefighters To Area Where Forest Fires Kill 250.

300,000 Lose Homes In Blazes.   Peace Corps Teams Rushed In To Fight Racine Forest Fires

Fires In Brazil Take 250 Lives  300,000 Homeless After A Series Of Wind-.Sweant Rlave

300,000 Others Lose Their Homes  U.S. Sending   U.S. Sending Firefighters, Medical Teams

250 Killed in Forest Blazes—  U.S. Rushes Aid to  Brazil Fire Areas

Peace Corns Aids Fly to Forest Area   U.S. Rushes Medics, Nurses, Firefighting Experts to Scene

Peace Corps Members Help Battle Blazes  300,000 Lose Homes; Report 500 Are Hurt

U. 9. PEACE CORPS TEAM RUSHED TO SCENE.     2 en RT  Forest Fires Peril Brazilian State

Fires Rage In Brazil’s  Timberland   Peace Corpsimen Help Fight Flames: 950 Believed Dead

U.S. Sends Aid to Dry Forest Belt   Peace Corps and Ship Help; Blazes Leave 300,000 Homeless

U.S. Peace Corps Gives Assistance   American Vessels Being Rushed Witk Medical Supplies

At Least 250 Feared Perished— Peace Corps Unit Aids In Brazil Forest Fire

Brazil Blaze Takes Lives. Of 250 ©   Peace Corps Flies To Help Striken; Flames Still Raae

(On Morals Charges fs eslcrendadacnieihiascxiel es  ‘Trevose Motel Clerk. 2 Youths Indicted

On Morals Char ges hte. ae  Trevose Motel Clerk. 3 Youths Indicted

Use Tear Gas, Fire Hoses In Attempt To Quell Demonstrations In Savannah

Police Quel Savannah Mob By Tear Gas   2,000 Negroes Demonstrate; 93 Are Jailed

 Ninety-Three Persons Arrested Tee tanatar anemia een renege cenennnmmnns Snanmneae   Police Use Tear Gas.To Disperse   Shouting Youna Nearoes 'n Savannal

Adenauer Aims to Halt De Gaulle Rupture of British Talks   German Leader Under Pressure to Keep Talke Alive

Best Chance In 2 Years   \tlantic, European Issues Faced By DeGaulle, Adenauer

Where To Find  Investigation Underway of Illegal Trooper Payments

Two-Pronged Attack Police, Envoys Seeking Peace On Birmingham’s Race Front

Decoy-Type Bombing Probe Pushec   Presidential Team Sets New Series Of Meetings

Police Pushing Bombing Inquiry  Treacherous Decoy Fails in Purpose

 Police push their investigation  Decoy-type bombing in Birmingham

Moisture In Clovis   Floods, Snow, Tornadoes Smash Across Nation

Wit Vi Mme Kise  Floods Hit 4 States, 4,000 Homeless; At Least 14 Dead

Floods Ravage Four States With Loss Of Fourteen Lives And Homes Washed Out

Ohio River Still Rising  Nearly 4,000 Persons Homeless, 14 Dead In Floods In Four States

Project F ‘oject Friendship _  These Peop People Found Way To  Understand Race Differences

On The Inside   ‘amilies Visit  Negroes, Whites Mix In Knoxville

DQ ON DIN 0G ™  Scmice Ba [ tetin   Ft ORG awe Nene I NE DELOS HONECK COMPLETES WAVAIT, RASIC: TRAINING

1st Nuclear Bomb Claimed for Britain   Prime Minister of Scotland Says Britain Developed Workable Trigger for A-Bomb   Man and space  Actronauts to be Given More Control

Offering Aids Needy Transients  City-Wide Theuhoniniadl Service Well Attended

Offering Aids Needy Transients - -  City-Wide Thanksgiving Service Well Attended

Army Sergeant Sold Secrets to Red Agents   Disclosure of Breach of Security May Prompt Inquiry

NSA CASE LEADS TO SUICIDE Disclosures Of Secret Peddling May Trigger Sweeping Inquiry

Army Sergeant Got $60,000; Killed Himself  - Demands Made For Sweeping Review Of US Security Procedures

‘Too Early To Tell’  Nixon Asks GOP Chieftains To Delay Backing Candidates

Nixon Appears A Fair Bet To Enter Contest   Re-establishing Party Contacts

Dick Nixon Spr eading  Ow n Siccetine  , (eS, Pee ee bes   Wants Republicans To Withhold Their 1964 Commitment

Seek Ex-Circus Roustabout In Pontiac Beating Death   In Her Own Home  Grand. Rapids Girl Beaten T 0 Death

Grand Rapid: Girl Slain In Her Home   Sister Badly Beaten: Assailant Entered Home Through Window

Churchill Quitting Politics   Makes Decision Because Of Health: Is 88-Years-Old °

Sir Winston Says He Is Quitting Politics   Statesman Winding Up 60 Years Service In British Parliament

Sir Winston Churchill Leaves Politics After 60 Years Of Trial, Triumph

FAMED BRITON STEPS DOWN AT AGE 88   Served In British Parlia ment For 60 Years  REACHED PEAK

Announcement Evokes Sadness Among Britons   Lost First Election In 1899: Rose To Immortality In Lifetime

Sir Winston Says He Is Quitting Politics  Statesman Windind U;   Statesman Windind Up 60 Years Service In British Parliament

Churchill quits politics due to health   Regrets decision after 60 years of trial, triumph

Sir Winston Plans To Retire  Quitting Politics Because of Health

War Leader Leaving Commons  ‘With Sadness,’ Churchill Calls It Quits

Slowed Down By Age, Poor Health, Churchill  Announces Retirement

Churchill to Quit House of Commons   Failing Health Causes Him To Decide Not to Run Again

Quits Politics; Slames Flealtin      Churchill’ S Decision Evokes Sadness Throughout Britain

. Viet Nam Theme Of Conference   Rusk, McNamara, Lodge Are Leaders Who Will Take Pari

Wallace Sends Troopers To Enforce Order To Keep Tuskegee High Closed

Time to run for election  Home seeks to delay opening of Parliament

Home Seeks To Delay Parliament   Until He Can Move From Lords To Commons Hous

President’s Advisers To  ove   ‘Lukens Boost Set At $5-87 Per Ton

Quick Reply On Attack Is Indication  Change Noted In Kidel’s Attitude

Four Past Rulings Are  Reaftirmed   Saxhe Gives Decision  In Medina Issue

School Vehicle Ruling Affirmed  Parochial Use of Public Buses Denied

He rules Ohio law says no~   Leasing illegal too, niterney zeneral save

Nothing new fo report  on uprising: Hughes Says ‘next step up to Board of Control’

‘START CHEWING ON DEMOCRATS’ Quit Nipping Each Other, Goldwater Advises GOP

Goldwater Says GOP Must Unite, Including ‘Rocky’  Asks Explanation For New Attacks On ‘Radical Right’

“STOP CHEWING EACH OTHER’  Goldwater Urges Party — Unity, Attacks on Demos

‘Scores Intraparty Fighting  Time To Get Together. Goldwater Tells GOP

Barry Urges Unity Among Republicans   Advises Party Leaders To ‘Chew  On Opposition   LONG TIME

Answers Rockefeller Chew On Democrats Barry Urges Party   See Other Story, Page 3

Demos Fat And Soft”’— Goldwater   Tells GOP “Stop Chewing On Each Other, Chev Them.’’

‘Credit-Card Government’ x, Dems, GOP In New Blast: After JFK Tax-Cut Talk

Cuba Deports 12 Religious Missionaries   Relate Tales Of Persecution

REFUSES TO MAKE CANDIDATE PREFERENCE  Taft Denies Bid For National Office

Alabama Governor Plans To Submit  Four Anti-Integration Resolutions

Common Market Turning Sour?   Rede Smiling As World Trade Picture Does Flip-Flop   By DARDEN CHAMBLISS AD Wealeret Newe Writer

COMMERCE GETS NEW LOOK FROM BUSINESSMEN  CDHOPrAY AP RRAASC TIA   SPEAK OF DRASTIC TURNABOUT; SAY MARKET GOING SOUR

Drastic Turnabout Noted  American Businessmen Take.  Colder Look At World Trade

A New Look at World Trade  U.S. Businessmen See Common Market ‘Going Sour, Red Nations Flashing Smiles

U.S. Business Sees Threat Of World Trade Challenges   ‘Council Votes First Of Formal Approvals   ‘What Happened to Night Calls?

Failure to Inspect Building Charged     Fire Marshal, Chief Among Seven Indicted in Blast Fatal to 72

DIasT Killed £4  Fire. Marshal. Indicted In Indianapolis Explosion

7 Named in Killer Explosion   Fire. Officials ee tw ae, 3   Fire. Officials Among Indicted

INDIANA FIRE MARSHAL, SIX OTHERS INDICTED FOR HALLOWEEN EXPLOSION

Detends McNamara President Plans Visits To West Berlin; London; Says Reds Leaving Cuba

London Likely Will Be Added To Itinerary   Great Britain Stop Would Presumably Close Out Agenda

JFK Expected To Visit West Berlin, Londor   Talks With Jtalian German Leader: Scheduled Tn Lat May or Early June

Kennedy Will Expand Spring Trip to Europe   Expected To Include Berlin, London on His Itinerary

London likely stopover on  diplomatic trip   Related article. page 2?

Kennedy's late spring trip to Europe will include West Berlin; London may be added

Reports 3,000 Russians. Left Cuba ee US SIG HS PELE CUUE  Kennedy Planning Trip To Europe

Could Also Visit With Macmillan   Say 3,000 Reds Llave Left Cuba

Diplomacy, Defense On Study List   Most Of Day Spent Catching Up On Staff Worl

Scotland Yard Hunting Bandits   Flying Squads Raid. Homes . Secking Tdi Robbery Leads

Scotland Yard Raids Home, Hunting Bandits   France May Be Hideout for Train Robbery Masterminc

Police Search For Robbers In  London Homes  Over $7 Million In Spendable Note:  aken From Train

—REWARDS OF $720,000— International Hunt Opens  For Brains of Mail Theft

Homes Raided In Search For Train Robbers   Known Losses  Now $7,193 480

Rocky Sets Out to Woo West Votes   Takes Hard Swing At President's ' Givetl Biahte fifancn

Strong Civil Right Plank  Rockefeller Leaves New York On Western Politicking Tour

Witnesses Add Strength. Ratification Of Test Ban Treaty Foresven

LeMay Qualifies Support For N-Test Ban Treaty   By WILLIAM THEIS and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH

Lines up with other leaders Gen. LeMay gives qualified support to test ban treaty

TESTIFIES AT CLOSED SESSION Lemay Supports Treaty But With Reservations

In Qualified Endorsement   By WILLIAM. THEIS and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH Tlnited Pre<s International

Lemay Supports Ban With ‘Reservations’   Armed With. Bibles  Cuban Escapees. . Tell Story of Terror

Air Chief Backs A: Test Ban. Pact  7 Goldw akut Tells itesety ations’

LeMay Supports Test Ban ‘Treaty —With Reservations, Says Goldwater

Rockefeller and Bride Begin Two Week Honeymoon at Venezuela Cattle Ranch

Rocky And Bride Are On Honeymoon, GOP Opens Reappraisal Of Candidacy

‘Rocky’, Bride At Ranch  : Mijn st ae se Ge   Question Impact Of Marriage

Rockefeller Spurns Talk On Polities   Governor, ‘Happy’ Honeymoon At His Venezuelan Ranch

otir Controversy  Rockefeller And Bride In Venezuela, Far From Political Scene

Marital Status Tied to Future   rar from Political Controversy . . . Caracas Honeymoon  For Governor, Bride

Castro, Latin American Communists     Ready to Challenge San Jose Plans

COMMUNISTS TO GATHER  Reds Plan Swift Retort To Challenge For New Deal

Reds Plan SwiltRetort Tokennedy   Rio ‘Congress’ Set To Map Latin American Strategy

Red-Castro Bloc Aiming At Kennedy   Plans Quick Retort To ‘New Deal’ Plan  For Hemisphere

Castro-Communist Alliance Plans Swift Retort To JFK   New Deal For Western Hemisphere Planned At San Jose Meeting

Challenge To The West   An AP News Analysis  By WILLIAM L. RYAN AD Gaaciel ff arcacnandont

etme PEEP SES PR ee as  ‘Castro-Soviet Alliance Plans Retort to Latin-U.S. Challenae

AN AP NEWS ANALYSIS - Reds to Plot Strategy. In Conference at Rio

Hemisphere Communists Planning Swift Retort To Kennedy’s Challenge

Public Pay Second to JFK ‘Moonlighting Educator's Salaries Total $80 500

 The Harris Survey  See Spiritual Unity As ‘Best Hope For Peace   BEST HOPE FOR PEACE  (TOTAL NATION) Dawe fae

THE HARRIS SURVEY — By Louis Harris  Americans feel best hope for peace lies in spiritual unity under God

Fight Brews on Investing Local Funds  Issue in Legislature is Not Whe: ther But Where

Expect Rescue Sunday Evening, Barring Delays  Drill Reaches 30 Feet   Drill Reaches 30 Fee! Before Changing Bit

ESCAPE HOLE ENLARGING IS UNDER WAY   Giant Drilling Rig Grinds Toward Two Trapped Men, Could Reach Them Sunday Night.

Giant Drilling Rig Grinds Toward Two Trapped Men, Could Reach Them Sunday Night.

Rescue: of Mi uners: Tentatively Set for Sunday Nighe  12 Tneh: Escape: Hole: Now’ Béing  Poe a: a OL Tnnhne 12. WIAs

Drilling Reg nalted ror eension Bit  Estimated to Be Early Sunday Night  Bafbara Paceno

 Enlarging ‘Hole To  Miners   Hest Estimate Of Possible Rescue Given As Sunday Night

A-Inch Hole Started For Third Man   Rescuers Estimate Job Will Take Tinttl Gaunday Nios

Shaft Being Enlarged At  One Section   Caution Prevails; Fate Of Third Man  Remains Uncertain

DENOUNCES AID CUT   SITUATION STILL 7DANGEROUS AS EVER’ Rescuers Cautiously Enlarge Shaft

Senate OKs Reapportion Bill, 26-23   Measure Now Goes To House For Concurrence

Senate Wrath Unleashed In House Feud   Accused Of Backing Down In Wrangle Over Girls, Funds

Senate Again Unfurls Battle Flags For Joust With 'White Charger From Okalhoma'

Dockmen Claim All Out Support   Federal Mediation Efforts Continuing

Crew Films Strafing by Jet Fighters   Russ-Built Planes Spray Bow, Stern With Cannon Fire

PICTURES ARE SECURED BY CREWMEN   Say Jets Slow In Response To Emergency Cal]

Rolvaag Office Popular with Lawmakers ‘Who Seek Veto of Measures They Oppose

Legislators Flood Rolvaag’s Office in Last Ditch Efforts to Kill Bills

SAY DOUBTS OF TELLER MISPLACED   Assert Pact In Best Interests United States

WEATHER      Flight Plan For Cooper’s 22 Orbits   Schedule Gives Details Of Many Activities During Record American Flight In Space

ASTRONAUT’S 22-ORBIT PROGRAM  PLAN SLEEP FOR 9TH THROUGH 15TH ORBITS

Mission schedule   U. S. ‘Faith 7° space flight  aims at 22 completed orbits

Mixture Of Snow, Sleet Snarls Travel  Worst Drought Of   Worst Drought Of Century Ended In North California

FREEZING RAIN, LIGHT SNOW IN EASTERN U.S,   Ice Storms Halt School Bus Runs In Much Of Missouri   ‘TEMPERATURES RISE OVER OHIO VALLEY

Ice Storms Snarl Traffic, Shut Schools  Heavy Snow, Rains   Heavy Snow, Rains End N. California’s Big Winter Drought

Fighting reported halfed in Plain of Jars   Khrushchev favors International Control Commission for Laos —

Fighting Stops In Laos -Reds ke Submit Plan  't Visits Plai of   Premier Visits Plain of Jars, Asks Both Sides to Continue Shaky Truce.

Laos Fighting Has Halted,  Premier Says:   Pathet Lao Will Submit ‘General Plan’ for Talks

Republican, Summoned Democrats   WASHINGTON (AP) — Th® administration today won ite fight to kill a tough civil rights bill in the House Judiciary Committee and pressed for quick approval of a compromise measure.

Court Rejects Wallace Suit  Says Kennedy Hac  Authority To Use eee Tt AlL.

OK Troop Move by President   Supreme Court: No Basis for Alabama Case

High Court Turns Down Gov. Wallace   Rejects Suit To Bar Use Of U.S. Troops

Supreme Court Upholds Kennedy Power fo Act   Also Rules Memphis Must Desegregate Parks

Barring Of Troop Use . Was Sought.  Preparatory Steps Ruled Na Bacic

IN COURT RULING Wallace Loses His Battle To Halt U.S. Intervention   Federal Court Ruling Due On Birmingham Integration

Court Rejects Wallace Suit To Bar Troops   Tribunal Points Out Preparatory Nature Of Action   ANY RELIEF

Wallace’s Suit Is Rejected 8-0   Governor Claimed Sending Troops Into State Illegal

Alabama Troop Use by Kennedy  Backed in Rulina  Memphis Ordered To End Color Ban At Citv’s Parks

Wallace Petition On Troops Denied By High Court  Kennedy Action in

Court Upholds Use Of U.S. Troops  In Alabama Crisis  No Basis for Wallace Appeal High Court Dajlac Linemtm arches

Setback Kor Wallace! High Court Rejects Suit To Bar Troops From Ala.

Hearing Papers Not Served On Governor Yet   Apparently Wallace Continues Plan To Stand At Door

Alabama Leader Sought Declaration Kennedy Had Violated Constitution

Tribunal Rejects. Suit By Alabama Governor   Two Senators Suggest New Pact For Russians

Supreme Court Acts in Dispute Over Troops  C.... Ben mwwdes   Says Kennedy Had Authority To Send in Gi’s

Polaris Accord Forecast  Adenauer Says De Gaulle Favors Working with U.S.

Adenaver says in interview  DeGaulle is in favor of cooperation with U.S.

Dillon Says Time Right For Tax Cut   Boost Of Billion ‘In Expected Taxes Cited For Reason

Economic Rise Cited By Dillon  SS Cee eee eae ae eRe ee   Revenue Expected To Increase By Billion Dollars

Sec. Dillon Plugs for Cut in Taxes; Hopes for Reduction in Deficit

Attorney Files An Amended Action In Rush-Henry School Litigation

TICKET SALE OPENS  FOR SCOUTINGLAND  SHOW SET MARCH 23 Carl Schlein Heads District Campaign

Requiem Mass by Cardinal Cushing  BY Caiuntrioe Sand Thai  53 Countries Send Their Statesmen te Cathedral

Widow Walks Bravely With Many Statesmen   Hundreds of Thousands, Many Weeping, Watch Kennedy's Last Trip Through Capital’s Streets

Grief-Stricken Nation Bids Farewell to Its Martyred Dresident John F. Kennedy   Arlington Cemetery Burial   Leaders Heard in Eulogies   Governments, People Around World Join in Mourning President Kennedy

Sorrowing Nation Joined By World Statesmen For Solemn Farewell Tribute To A Mariyred President   1] Heads Of State Guarded

Grief Is Mixed With Shock Over Oswald Slaying   Governments, People Join in Services

Sorrowing Nation  Bids JFK Farewell   Thousands Weep As Veiled  Jackie Walks Behind Caisson

JFK Laid To Rest By Nations Heros   Down Avenue Of Tears He Passed

President Buried Among Nation’s Heroes  Sorrowing Nation Says Farewell To Kennedy

Services in Many Tongues  As Shocked Globe Grieves   Marked Map Found in Oswald's Room

Mourning Services Held for Kennedy in Countries All Over the World

High, Humble Bid  Leader Farewell   Mourning Throng  Views Procession

Commended To God The Soul Of Thy Servant John   Mrs. Kennedy Follows Caisson On Foot; Aecomnpanied By Brothers-In-Law

Final Journey  Of Slain Chief Saddens Capital  World’s Leaders Followed March By First Lady

Thousands In Capital For Rites   240,000 File Past His Bier Under Rotunda

Funeral Service Held Today for Late President   240,000 Persons View Bier in U. S. Capitol

INTERMENT AT ARLINGTON FOR LATE PRESIDENT   THOUSANDS LINE STREETS IN LAST SOLEMN RITES

JFK’s wife, children, follow casket  Pangs of sorrow, solemn rites charactize farewell

Thousands Attend Rites In Capital   Statesmen From 53 Nations Walk In Procession   See Other Photos Pages 9-B, 3-B, 5-B, 2-A

Finds His Own Peace Beside Other Heroes  World Statesmen   World Statesmen Join In Paying Homage To Leade1

Burial In Arlington - Final Rites Are Held For John F. Kennedy   World Joins Today To Mourn For JFK

World-Wide Grief for Late President ‘Mixed with Shock and Astonishment

Mourning nation buries Kennedy at Arlington Formal farewell from family, statesmen, cauntruyman nracadac hictnric caramnniac

Grieving Nation, World Pay Their Final Tributes   Thousands Line Streets, Many Cry; Great Assembly of Statesmen

Thousands Line Streets   Young Widow Follows Coffin On Slow and Sad Journey

Nation Bids Final Farewell  To Martyred 35th President   Most Activities in Kansa: Halt in Tribute to JFK   Area Pays Tribute To John F. Kennedy   Murder Watched By TV Viewers

27 Heads of State March in Pro  Homage Paid to Dead President   City Joins in Mourning  Crowds Attend Memorial Services in Local Churches

Buried With  Solemn Rites   Widow, World Leaders At Rites In Arlington

Mrs. Kennedy Bravely Leads a Solemn March into St. Matthew's Cathedral; Burlal Made in Arlinaton Cemetery.

A-Mile State Beaches Strip Being Sought  Legislature to Decide on Buying

Governor Calls Miners Two Brave Men During Visit To Rescue Scene

az74ave ee 244442482 S24 N74 51 SSF BABA YX BS     Gov. Scranton Talks with Two Trapped Miners

Fear Cave-Ins As Escape Shaft Is Being Drilled   Gov. Scranton Write: About Trapped Men

Phone Talk Is Related By Seranton   Governor Lauds Men Trapped In Deep Mine

Gov. Scranton Visits Mine feene;  Praises Trapped Men and Rescuers

Today :   Around the State . Aroand the Nation . Around the World .

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Two School Buses Hit On Bridge.   25 Children Are Injured At Avondale

City of Aberdeen Like ‘Proud Papd’   Newsmen Swarm into Town  Quint Story Is Aberdeens Biaqgest

Time Lag On Cuba Action Again Scored GOP Solon Says  Kennedy Slow Move Is *Irresnonsible’

Money for New Roads Okayed By Ohio Senate   Legislators Also Pass Appropriation: For Safety Dept.

$750 Million Voted for Biennium  Ohio Te Continue Record Outlay for Building Roads

$750 Million Approved For Qhio’s Roads  OK'd Unanimously In Senate; Highway Safety Fund Voted

oe — RF SEE SR EE  EEEea  Miss Moat Goins to College at ‘Ripe Old Age’ of 14

Tamar Only Mildly Apprehensive About Becoming College Girl at 14

NAME ROBERT SHEPHERD ONE OF 18 PERSONS — FOR MISSION SERVICE PRPOIECT IN NEW YORK

GOP In Firm Kentucky Bic  Dems Confident   Dems Confident Of Keeping Grip

Hopes To End First Section Talks Today   Document May Guide Catholics For Centuries

Khrushchev Convenes East Berlin Summit with Few Notable Absences

European Communist  Heads Hold: Summit   Satellites, Minus Romania, Apparently Preparing For Policy Clash With China

European RedsMeet  In Summit   Romania Boycotts Berlin Sessions With Khrushchev

Highways Chiet Impressed by Rt. 220 Proposa   Harral Says It Wil Spur Industrial De velopment, Encour age Tourism.  Rw MARTIN ¥ SIKORA

Measure to Establish State Assessor Office Faces Early House Consideration   Effects of © Revenue Act Are Weighed   Sylvester fo Appear Monday Before Drohers of U. S. Information Policy

Schroeder's Liquor  “Trial Balloons’ Up   =Bill To Appoint State Assessor Nearly Ready

CARPETBAGGER OR SCALAWAG  Barnett Preaches Solid South Sermon In Atlanta

Shipping Holds As Big Barrier On Wheat Issue   House Okays Move On Grain Credits But Hurdle Occurs

Ships Snll Barrier To  Wheat Deal Despite Passage  Seite sig Uh clin Se sls ales ‘sass   Despite Passage Of Provisions For Credit Deal

Ohio Areas Struck By Wind, Hail   Central Portion, Cincinnati Bear Brunt Of Storm

Central Ohic Is Struck by Severe Storm  Rain, Hail, Tornado   Rain, Hail, Tornado Recorded; Fairfield County Town Batterec

The Weather   Central Ohio Is Struck By Severe Storm   Rain, Hail, Tornado Recorded; Fairfield County Town Battere:

In Taedav’s Daily News   Young Republicans Open Arms To Sen. Goldwater

GO KART RACES NEW FEATURE OF MERRILL TOWN & COUNTRY DAZE   Announce Schedule For Two-Day Event

Race Trouble Invades Prison     150 Inmates Stage Brawl At Comstock. 23 Injured

Fobless Rate Climbs, Spurs Tax Cut Call   Democrats Urge Faster Action: GOP Sees Vindication

Democrats  Renew Push For Tax Cut   Boost in National Jobless Rate Brings Demands for Faster Action by Congress

After Jump In Idle Rate Faster Action Called For In Tax Cut Plans

FASTER ACTION DEMANDED FOR TAX CUT PLAN   JUMP IN JOBLESS RATE RESULTS IN DEMO PROPOSALS

Demos Call For Action On Tax Cut   Speed Urged Over Climb In Jobless Rate

Demos Spur Action On Tax Slash   Jump In Jobless Rate Prompts New Efforts

Demos Ask Faster Action On Tax Cuts In Wake Of U. S. Jobless Rate Hike

High Jobless Figure Spurs Tax Cut Calls  Democrats Demand Action, GOP Assails Kennedy. Poses Tiselevcs

Democrats Say Economy Needs A Jolt Unemployment Rise Spurs  Interest In Tax Program

Jobless Rate Climbs, Spurs Tax Cut Call   Democrats Urge Faster Action; GOP Vinidieation

Jobless Rate Hike Brings Call For Tax Relief   Unemployment Figure Seen Key To Action Taken In Conaress

Jobless Tied To Demands For Tax Cut   Democrats Press For Action With Unemployment Up

Jobless Rate Up; Tax Cut ActionUrged   Highest Rate In 14 Months; JFK Program Failing: GOP

With Unemployment Jump .. . Tax Cut Pressure  ° °  Rises in Congress

Jobless Figure Increase Brings Tax Action Pleas  Republicans See ee rT a   Republicans See Failure of JFK‘s Economic Aims

National Unemployment Rate Now 6.1 Per Cent— Jobless Rate Jump Brings Appeal For Tax Cut Action

Details of the unemployment situation in the Hocking Valley and in Ohio can be found on Page 8 of today’s Daily News.

Jobless Rate Hike Brings Call For Tax Relief  Unemployment Figure   Unemployment Figure Seen Key to Action Taken in Congress

sponse by the choir after the benediction, the graduates will leave the auditorium.   Reds Seeking Arrest Of Ex-German Aide

~ Communists Show Gain  Italy's Top Political Party Is Dealt Severe Blow at Polls

Central Fisures In Italian Vote   Tn Italian Election      a a cee Sh eH  Communist Party HasGair As Fanfani Loses Support

Johnson Pushes Drive to Trim Military Costs   President Orders CIA Director to Meet With Eisenhower to Discuss Moves.

WANTS TO TALK WITH EISENHOWER  Johnson Pushing Economy Drive in Military Spending

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To Close Bases  Military Economy fo Be Pressed by President; Planning fo Talk With Ike      By MERRIMAN SMITH  TEE Witte Macecn Damanvtar

Rail Chiefs Say Strike law Needed  nions Blamed   Unions Blamed in Statement By Executives

Vicious Storm Still Pounding Atlantie Coast  WAIST) “Ween ee pecnteuene   Mild Temperatures Threaten Flaods in Midwest

Unless Suggested . . » « By Com Committee House Guards Money Bills, Won't Sanction Changes

Jnless Suggested . i. a Committee House Guards Money Bills Wont Sanction Changes

On Inside Pages   Bankruptcy of Crude Oil Firm Is Termed Surprising

Providing U.S. Okays It, Soviets Set To Begin Direct Air Service Between New York And Moscow

Russia Approves Direct Moseow-New York Air  Service. U.S. To Decide

Would Consult Ike Johnson Pushes Federal Economy   The Russians Are Ready:  N.Y.-Moscow Plane Route In The Air

WILL VISIT HAWAII NOW, [ITALY NEXT   Announcement Comes In Talk At Air Academy

Commercial Industry  Wili Profit by Plane   Kennedy Makes Announcement During Air Force Academy Graduation Speech; Will Fly to Hawaii Saturday for Meet

Martial Law To Be Lifted In S. Vietnam   State of Emergency Proclaimed by Diem To Remain in Force

Like A War Scene   Illinois Governor Presses For Solution ‘To Relief Crisis

Weather   ther Temperatures:   Venezuelan Students  Cuba-Trained, Charge

Latin Students Training In Cuba   What Every Good Guerrilla Should Know

Bike Thefts, Phila Breakin Investigated   Murder Ruled In Teen Deaths

Bodies Found In Burned Car  Coroner Rules Teen  Couple Was Murdered

Balloting Scheduled At Primar y  gE mai uaz   $138.5 Million For Higher Education

State’s 18th To Approve  ADCU Bill   Lawmakers May Be Called In 1964 If Roads Bond Passes

$138 Million Committed In Brief Session  Lawmakers Pass  ADC. Other Bills.

Assembly Ends 5-Day Session   Callback Seer For Another Bond Issue

Tribesmen Increase...  ‘Vanishing Americans’ Not New Mexico Indians

Telstar-2, Launched Today, May Relay Pictures of Cooper's Flight

Delta Rocket Boosts Second Satellite Up   AT&T Shelle Qu?   AT&T Shells Out Three Million For New Venture

U.S. Announces Second Telstar Is Now In Orbit   Signals Reported Coming In Fine From Communications Satellite

United States Orbits Second Ty Satellite   Telstar-2 May Flash to Europe ‘Live’ Pie tures of Cooper Space Shot.

May Televise Manned F hight eee  US Orbits Second Telstar Satellite

Grim Texan Gives Pledge To Do Best   Holds Conferences With Defense Boss Congress Leaders

New Chief Pledges His ‘Best’   Executive Is Given Oath Aboard Plane; Flies’to Washington

Johnson Asks *Y our Help—And God's   ‘Most Distressine Thine That Ever Could Happen’ RUSS SESS SSer, 5 eee © See. RV OS SA ESR  Congress Sickened, Angered

Hurry Pension Plan Through Missouri Senate   House Takes Some Action ‘To Hike Rates

Trouble Trucks Swamped — Cars That Start These Days Are Status Symbol

Accidents Fatal to Six On Weekend   Area Report Lists 19 Mishaps, Ten Persons Injured

Budget Draft Based On $2.05 —— Sarat based Un 94.05  County To Hold Tax Rate

ADDS RUSSIAN AIRCRAFT EAD RIGHT IN AEs   Flat- Top ‘Constellation Was Ship Involved Two Days Ago   INTERCEPTION MADE BY NAVY FIGHTERS

3 Grand Old Opry Stars  Die In Dixie Plane Crash   Children Play With Matches: Two Perish

— Plane Falls In Tennessee —  Air Crash Kills 3 Grand Ole Opry Stars

Country Music Stars Killed in Plane Crash   Three Singers, Pilot of Light Plane Dead

‘Grand Ole Opry’ Stars are Killed In Light Plane Crash in Tennessee

NO MIODWEEK §GRVICE   /3 Singing Stars, Manager Die In Plane Crash

Three Grand Ole Opry Stars And Pilot Die In Crash Of Light Plane

Plus Patsy Cline’s Manager 3 Stars of Country Music's  ‘Grand Ole Opry’ Killed In Tennessee Airplane Disaster

INDEX   HAITI LIBERATION SEEN Tense Caribbean Problen Easing as Troops Leave

Legislators Back Salary Boost Bill  Senators Vote Increase; House Next to Act

But Court Will Await Shaff Vote   McManus Dissents 01 Delay Ruling by U.S. Panel

DFL, Republicans Switched — White House Caller Reaches Wrong Party

DIS ARMAMENT TALKS OPEN IN NEW YORK   Exploring Chance Of Progress On Nuclear   Test Ban   SOVIETS MAY BE MORE RECEPTIVE

Through Next Monday A Shorter Sales Day For Tobacco Auctions To Begin On Wednesday

Foreign Aid Slash Clash Opens. Today   JFK Program Faces Senate Sentiment For Assistance Cut

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Kennedy to Get Herter Report On Trade Talks

Historic Steel Pact Signed   Extended Vacations Outstanding New Feature

Wages Not Affected; Vacation Plan Set  Union, Management Laud Accord; Pact Would Ease Unemployment

First Minus Deadline Or Strike   No Wage Issue, But Vacations,  Benefits Padded

Historic Settlement  Steel- Labor Agreement Assures Peace Into ’65

NO STRIKE THREAT  Negotiators Reach Accord Or Historic Steel-Labor Contract

Unprecedented Pact To Insure Industry Peace Over A. Two-Year Period

First Without Strike Threat  Historic Steel-Labor Agreement Is Reached

Negotiators Reach Steel Agreement —   First Of Its Kind Achieved Withou

Pact Insures Labor Peace Info 1965  First Agreemen Withaut Thrant

Whole Day ot Violence  Rash Of Tornadoes In South, Midwest Brings Death To 10

Tornadoes Thrash Midwest, South, Damage In Millions  Ten Dead In Violent Storm

%8- Mile Winds And Heavy Rain Wreak Havoc  AA.~.4 fr Pre islhe   Most Of Deaths Are In Tennessee And Mississippi

Children’s Visit Helps Cheer Mrs. Kennedy _ In Otis AFB Hospital.

Sees Children, Caroline And John, Jr.”  J ackie Cheered By Hospital Visits

Russell Long Casts Only Holdout Vote   Says He Fears Pact Would Jeopardize U.S. Defense Ability

West Penn Power fo Match Cash Prizes Awarded in ‘63 For Community Development

French Round Up Terrorists In Death Plot   Naval Ensign Confesses He was Ordered to Kill Government’s Premier.

Baker investigation begins in Senate   Inside story sought on amorous German girl

F-G Sr. High Graduates In Yearly Rites   Prof. Bowlen Ts Give Addr Sunday Feature      RES

State Iron Ore Taxes  Show Drop  State Treasurer Reports Lowest Point in 15 Year:

lron Tax Receipts Decline   Hit Lowest Point Since 1948; Tax on High Grade Ores Only Third of 1958

Other pictures and stories on assassination of President: Pages 6, 7 and 11; editorial, Page 4.

Fisher Has No Immediate Plans To Divorce Liz So She Can Marry Burton

Woman Is Slated For Space Trip   Russian Cosmonaut Is Doing Well  In Solo Journey

Cosmonaut Flight Goes As Planned   Vostok 5 Orbiting As Pilot Completes His Routines Easily

PCHOSOCOHHEHHOSOHOOHOHHOKHSHHHEKOHESCEETOSSHES OOEOLOOOOEE SOSCSCCCSCCOOSE Commie Cutie To Go Inte A Soin   Red Ladybird Will Join Cosmonaut

Ladybird Ludmilla . . . May Join C Cosmonaut  Russ Piliiaine ‘Romeo and J uliet? Orbits?

RUSS Spaceman Slated To Get Female Visitor  Ladybird Ludmilla Scheduled To Fly High In Few Days

‘Ladybird Will Try Rendezvous With Astronaut  Soviets Identify Woman Who   Soviets Identify Woman Who Will Soar Into Space Tuesday

Lady May Orbit In Few Days   Soviets Plan Date In Space, Reports Claim

She's _Tougher Than A’ Man.  Russian Ladybird To Join Valery In Space Tuesday

Rendezvous Possible Tuesday  Woman Slated to Join Soviet Man in Space

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Use Stolen Car fo Crash Into Home.   Killed, Another Wounded; Fate Of  React le Unknown

Seek To Halt Contamination Of Atmosphere. Put Pressure Qn Russians

Solons Seek End To Atmospheric, Ocean A-Blasts   27 Democrats, Six Republicans Sign Proposal

(Clark Defends Action : REA Under Attack for Loar "To Ski Resort at Blue Knob

Senate Committee Raps $110,000 Loan ‘From REA For Ski Tows Near Bedford

Guardsmen,  Boy Among  io  Wounded   Tear-Gas, Dogs Seatter Mobs

State Police Use Gas  And K-9 Dogs To   Chase Crowds   MORE SHOOTINGS REPORTED IN AREA

Five Whites Shot As Racial Battle Jars Maryland   Gunmen Roam Streets Defying Troops, Police

Guard Sent Back To City In Maryland   Mobs Broken Up By Tear Gas After White Men Injured

United Fund Participating Agency Many, Varied Services From Salvation Army

«K Kx FF KK K x KR > .¥ A  Near Race Riot F lares” in . Louisiana

Plaquemine Negroes Rampage  Tear Gas And Fire Hose Break Up Louisiana Riot

Plaquemine, La. Is Scene Of Near Full-Scale Race Riot Last Night

Racial Protest Sta ged   Police, Troopers Use Tear Gas To End Wild Melee

Fairchild Tells About New Plant   Uhl Says Expansion Program Effected For Hagerstown

Lengthy Program Due To Begin At 11 A. M. In Annapolis   FAST EARLY PACE BY LEGISLATURE

World News Summary .. .  Police, FBI Study Assassination Mysteries

Dallas  Police Quiet ;  Probing Ruby’s   Probing Ruby’s Method Of Entry

Police Mum On Oswald, Ruby Case. In Dallas  FBI Has Charge Of Evidence;  ' Commission WA. Ans TT niece

Dallas Police Remain Silent On Ruby Case   Investigation Cover:  Volume Of Notes Written By Oswald

3-Year Peace Lumber Dispute Settled   Lewis Men Named To New Forest Committee

Glenn Makes Presentation Prscnivcaiiciorsconsiasiitliednatatiitirtn void  Air Museum Has First Space Trip Souvenirs

—CEREMONY AT ‘SMITHSONIAN— Glenn Marks First Anniversary Of Flight

Lake Milton Man Arraigned In Niles  Zirwas Bound Over In Robbery-Slaying

First color picture of new buildinas   Open hearing date changed by chairman

SID OFFICIALS. TO. MEETINGS.”  West Valley Leaders Seet ‘Wew Affack on Problems

BID OFFICIALS TO MEETINGS West Valley Leaders Seek New Atfack on Problems

Rusk Urges Western Help for Soviet Union  In Ideological Struggle

Rusk Urges The West To Back The Soviets   Surprise NATO Ple: Supports Moscow Over Peking

Help for Soviets Asked in Struaqqle With China   Soviets Set Cut On Military. Funds

Red China Menace Much More Real  _ NATO Told Cautior  ee eee ee 2 ie ae Cee   NATO Told Caution Necessary But Facts Should Be Respected

UNITED CHURCH WOMEN, MINISTERIAL ASSN. PLAN FIVE EVENING MEETINGS ; ON STUDY OF COMMUNISN

Race violence breaks out in Chicago area      Related picture on page 2%

Peck And Bancroft Win Coveted Oscars   Patty Duke, Ed Begley Best Support; Best Picture, ‘Lawrence Of Arabia’

‘Lawrence of Arabia’ Best Film  Peck and Anne Bancroft Win Top Movie Awards

Views Aired On Sales Tax   Both Sides Present Arguments In Joint Finance Committee Hearing

Everett 26, Bedford 19 NBC 20, S. Huntingdon 6  » FOR FULL DETAILS SEE  “SPORTS PAGE   Copters Rescue 28 From Tower Out In Atlantic

ISRAEL PROMISES CRACKDOWN:  Jewish Gangs Demonstrate Against Christian Groups

Jewish Youths Riot, Warned of Prosecution  They Demonstrate Against Christian Missionary Work

Israeli Youths Hit Christian Schools: Prosecution Is Due   ORTHODOX GROUP

‘Israel to Prosecute Youths for Attacks On Christian Schools in Three Jewish Cities

Anti-Christian Demonstration OccurinIsrael   Prime Minister to Prosecute Youths Behind Outbursts

Stage Riots In 3 Israeli Cities  Jews Demonstrate Against Missions

Israel Chief Promises  Crackdown Eshkol Condemns Youthful Rioters In Three Cities

YOUNG JEWS RIOT AGAINST CHRISTIANS   Israc!l Promises Prosecution Of Youths For Vic Tent Demonstro‘ions In Jerusalem, Jaffa, Haifa.

November Decis sions he affirmed  Many Levies Fail In Special School Elections

Agent Says 2,000 Quit Cuba  Kennedy Claims   Kennedy Claims Decline In Russ Troops On Island

Senate Group Promises To Make Inquiry  _ Magnuson Will Call  FBI In Probing  Governor's Charge

Charge To Be Investigated  Barnett Says Commies Behind Racial Strife

Group To Investigate Report That Reds Are Behind U.S. Racial Strife

 Pastor With Weight of Congregation Shouldn’t Have too Much on Frame

Negro Publisher Tap Ten Top Americans For ‘62 Russwurm Awards   Awards Honor The Founder Of The First Negro Newspaper

Alabama Hard-Line Is Ousted   State Supreme Court Act Is Integration Victory

Test Ban Agreement to Get Severe Scrutiny of Joint Chiefs, Senators

U. S. Senate Opens Study Of Test Pact   Approval Sought For Ratification Of Agreement

Test Ban Pact Being Studied By U.S. Senate   Views Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff To Weigh Heavily In The Scales

Senate Starts Study Of Test Ban Treaty  Harriman Leads Off Drive To Win Pact Ratification

Study Begun On Ban Pact By Senators  Harriman Appears Before Committees  On Test Ban Treaty

Senate Expected To Ratify, However There'll Be Opposition To The Test Ban Treaty

Race Violence Flares Again In U.S. Cities.  Sunday Brawls Staged in New York, Baltimore

Racial Violence Flares In Bareknueckle Brawls: Plan Omaha Hotel Picket

New York, Baltimore See More Racial Violence; Unrest In Other Places

New Integration Moves Planned  Racial Violence Flares in Two Cities

Exceed Goal Of Campaign By $160,000   Total Enrollment to Reach 150; Evening Registration High

Coupons Big Business for Group Savers   Dominican Sisters At Sinsinawa Get New Tableware

‘BUY’ MOST ANYTHING  Need Fire Truck? Save Coupons and It’s Yours

Regains Consciousness but Vatican Radio Says Pontiff May ‘Die at Any Moment’

Pontiff Barely Clings To Life   Doctor Doubts Catholic Leader Can Live Until Evening; Revives After Slipping Into Coma Twice

Pontiff Talks with Family In Period of Consciousness   Survives Breathing Crisis   Blesses Sister, Brothers

Stout Heart  Astonishes  Physicians Still Needs “Miracle?   Still Needs ‘Miracle’  To Survive Crisis

Death Could Come Mt Any Time Says Pope's Physician   Fadlig Bonilld Haa Bousnd Ported Gui Bi Gaéma Paras.

Pope John Described As ‘Serene’ In Presence Of Death, Due Momentarily

' Doubt If He Can Live Until This Evening’ Says Doctors Of Pontiff, Serene as He Approaches End of His Life

Pope Lying Near Death   IN ST. PETER’S SQUARE Crowds Continue  Viail For Pontiff

Medic Statf Amazed by Endurance   Pontiff's Sturdy Heart Puts Up Great Resistance

HE RALLIES SECOND TIME FROM COMA   Pope Fights Astonishing Duel With Death But Doctors Say End Could Come Any Moment.

Astonishes Doctors by Resistance   Blesses Those at His Bedside; in and Qut of Coma

Survives Death Duel  For Time   Doctors, However, Were Doubtful If He Could Live  Through The Dav

Prayers Offered For Pope   Strong Heart Amazes Doctors; Pontiff Lapses Into Coma After Rallying, Clings To Life

May Succumb Any Moment, Doctors Say   Pontiff Comes Out Of Coma Briefly, Speaks To Relatives

His Sturdy Heart Duels With Death;  Coming ‘Anytime’   Men of Religion Weep As Pope John Prays

Pope Clings To Life But Hopes Are Gone   He Prays: “That All May Be One’

PONTIFF SLIPS IN NEW COMA AFTER RALLY   Physicians Doubt He Can Survive Another Nicht   PRAYERS ASKED   Church Leader Serene, Blesses Kin at Bedside

Pope Conscious Again,  But End Is Very Near   Pope’s Dying Prayers  Touch Evervyone’s Hear

Pontiff Could Die At Any Moment  Aged Pope John Is Serene, Expresses Wish Of Death

Pontiff Clings To Life; Heart Remains Strong  Informs Prelate He Looks Ahead Serenely to End

Pain-Killing Drugs Given To Pontiff   Loses Consciousness For Second Time; Recognizes Relatives

Catholic Pontiff Serenely Ready As End Nears  Doctors Say Death Can Be Expected

Popes Siurdy Heart Battles Death; Doubi li He Will Live Until Night

Pontiff Rallies As Doctors Say Death Is Near  Offers His Life for Church, World Peace

Pope John near death   Pontiff sinks into coma   All faiths pay tribute to Pope

TRIBUTE POURING IN FOR POPE OF PEACE  Thousands Gather For Death Vigil in Vatican

Head Of Catholic Church Not Expected To Live Until This Evening; In Coma; Clings To Life Because Of Stout Heart

Regains Senses For Second Time   Regains Senses For Second tune Dying Pope Rallies Again

Regains His Senses After New Setback  Despite Comeback   Despite Comeback Doctor Says Just Few Hours Left

Receives Drugs To Ease Pain   Death Of Pope John  Reported Imminent   Rep. Walter Dies From Leukemia

 Veteran battalion chief dies as $2.5 million fire sweeps Tacoma waterfront

JOYALISTS STILL POISED FOR ATTACK Rebel Argentine Naval Base Chiefs Surrender

Rare Closed SessionHeld By Senate  Then Rejects. Funds To Speed AntieMisciles

Mail Hits Peak at City Post Office   Christmas Different This Year for Fischers

Cuba Issue Continues  To Bubble   More Demands Made for Action Against Reds

State Dept. Sees Peril To Americas   Forecast Given To House Subcommittee; Stronq Action Uraed

VIOLENCE SEEN AIM OF CASTRO   jCuba Reds Expected to Try to Overthrow Latin American Governments

Castroites Expected To Strike Hard  Lawmakers Urge Total Blockade, Other Measures

To Counteract Loss Of Prestige   State Department Predicts Rougher Cuba

Foreign Aid Foes Face Tough fask  Amendment Issue To Cease Program

Farmers Vote Today On Wheat Controls   Kennedy Intervenes in Trade Talks  ~ Between U.S. and Common Market

Contd Indicate Future Of Programs  Wheat Price-Control Vote Todav

Farmers Vote Today On Tight-Control Plan On Wheat   Discrimination Attack Launched

Long-Range Federal Plan Seen At Stake  Results Could Have Significant Effect On Future Farm Policies

Nationwide Wheat Referendum Slated Today   xt Kk KK x KK mM Florence Involved  Vote Is Set On Wheat

Steel Price Probe Opens  Tn’ Congress   Some Firms Cut Increases as the Hearings Begin

Payee sat is far from being stormy   Promises to be more technical than dramatic

Steel Prices Airing Begun By Congress  Bipartisan Approval Given Hearings of Senate-House Grou

Hearings Launched Over Steel Prices   Wheeling, National Steel Rescind Hikes

Little Man on Cloud Nine   Congress Commences Steel Price Hearinas

Probers Dig For Data on Steel Prices   Joint Congressional Inquiry Opens With Bipartisan Approval

FIRE CONSUMES INDUSTRIAL PLANT   Congress Opens Study On Steel Price Hikes

Congress Opens Steel Price Boost Hearings: Some Increases Canceled

Producers Keep Competitive Congress Begins Analysis Of Steel’s Pricing Basis

Supports Will Reflect ‘True Value’ Government Revises Grades For Better Leaf Marketing      Tobacco ‘Breeders’ Move To Control New Varieties

No Bad Effects Noticed For Ban On Bias In Federal - Aid Housing  :

Drop Propaganda, Land in Trinidad  Caracas Incident in Wake of U.S, Colonel Kidnaping

After Kidnaping U.S. Officer Venezuela Terrorists Steal Jet Aircraft; Drop Leaflets

Castroites Take Plane to Trinidad   Caracas Combed for U.S. Colonel Kidnaped by Gang

Cut Spendinc Too, Reactior in Congress   JFK Tax Proposal Is Received With Cautious Backing

Death  olf Rises     Falls Man Drowns; Havre Woman Dies in Crash

VETERAN GEORGIA SOLON Vinson Plans To Retire  After 25 Terms In. House

Vinson To Quit Post  In House 80-Year-Old Head   80-Year-Old Head Of Armed Services Group Will Retire

Says 25 Terms Enough For Him  Vinson Is Not Seeking Re-Election To Senate

Georgia D  ‘Unde Carl Has Had It After 25 Terms As US Representative

NY Mirror Sells To Daily News . er ets fo Daily News  Pioneer Tabloid Is Out

~ New York Mirror Dies  Sacond Laraect Daily Locec ta Daily News

Death of ‘Mirror’ Blamed on Strike,  Increase in Costs 1,400 Out of Work

Algerian Minister Wounded  Would-Be Assassin Captured; Terrorist Renewal Feared

One-Man Freedom Train Donovan Tells of Castro ‘Tactics to Free Prisoners

PRISONER NEGOTIATIONS Donovan Tells Of Strain On Excursions To Cuba

Donovan Aided by Luck O' the Irish  in Deal to Free Castro's Prisoners

Donovan Gets Reward as He Sees ‘Freed Prisoners Smiles of Relief

South still shivering  Massive storm strikes New England coastline

STATEWIDE "FAST TIME CONSIDERED   House Bill Calls For Proclamation Of 21-Week Period

President's ‘Greatest’ Welcome  Cites West German Capital’s Morale As Beacon to Free World

Congo Regime Moves To Take Over Katanga   Premier Names Board To Assume Rule; Bunche Confers With U. N. Leaders

Central Congo Regime Begins Katanga Rule   Premier Adouta Or. ders Mission to Take Over Authority of Province.

Adoula Signs Papers Giving Him Authority   Administration, Currency Policies Are Put Into Use

Employees Report To Cape Kennedy   Living at Heart of Government  Johnson Knew All the Top Secrets

7 CLOVIS NEWSHOURNAL, Sihday, Dee, 1) 1008) Fase ©.  Tohnson. Unlike Other Vice Presidents, Was Well Informed

7 Die, 32 Hurt In Bus Tragedy  Accident Occurs On Slippery Freeway In High Sierra

Margin of Vote For New-Con Cut By 51 Canvasses  Possibility of Recount

Canvass Of 51 Counties Cuts Constitution Margin To 9,657, Recount Possible

ST RECALL ELECTION IN ILLINOIS   citizens Battling City Hall Nominate Their Entire Slate, Oust Rice And Melvin From Office.

ELECTION IN ILLINOIS   vitizens Battling City  Hall Nominate Their Entire Slate, Oust Rice And Melvin From Of. fice.

Hike Would Make Surplus First Votes on State Revenue Problems Expected This Week

First Test Votes on Revenue Problems May Come This Week in State Senate

Vessel Attacked By Cuban Planes  33,000-Ton American Owned Transport   33,000-Ton American Owned Transport Carries Saboteurs, Says Havana Radio

Hour-Long Attack Off  Castroland  Havana Broadcast   Havana Broadcast Says Aircraft Shot At Saboteur Ship

Representative Of Publishers Asks For Inquiry Into Powers Of Unions

Broadening Of Newspaper Probe Urged   Publishers Ask Study Of Unions’ Role

ASK HOUSE TO BROADEN NEWS PROBE   Publishers Call For Probe Of Unions, Cite New York, Cleveland News: paper Strikes.

Principal Criticized Children’s Applauding Death of JKF: Town Objects So He Resigns

Principal stands ground i in 1 rebuking applause at news of assassination —

Teacher Who Criticized Students’ Applause Of JFK Slaying, Resigns

System Will Be Known  As Seaboard Coastline  Railroad, ICC Reports

Can’t Understand Methods — How Does United States Look To People Who Are Living In Asia?

American Image In  Asia Is Confused   By WILLIAM L, RYAN AP Special Correspondent

Soft Answer Given By Nhu On Criticism   Now Promises To Cooperate

Coro oner Ru les Death Unavo: Bela ble  Little Boy Is 25th Fatality

State Weather Break Is Seen For This Week   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

French Labor May Announce General Strike  De Gaulle Plunaed   De Gaulle Plunged Deeper In Despair By Miners’ Rebuff

FINAL DECISION IS PENDING  Oil Company Revises Plans In Seeking Phila Rezoning

Algeria Troops Capture Vital Desert Outpos!   Attempts to Arrange New Talks Continue With No Sign of! Breakthrough.

Algeria Claims Desert Post Recaptured   One Of Key Points In Undeclared War

Algerians Recapture  Hassi Beida   Moroccan Forces  Are Routed From Important Outposi

Tells news conference  Kennedy: will enforce court order in Alabama

Will Dispatch Federal Troops To Alabama ‘U’ If Necessary: _ Kennedy   Congress Seems Content:  Wheat Farmers lo Taste Free Enterprise

Ieee TADS Ae eee CSCS ST SCO SCO SCR TSTTTTTLITTLEITTE Tt Pet ee Peer eTeT eT Te OeTIT TTT e ee ctr eee eh sect eteerr er rrrrrererTrrrerriiiris tire ere STITT TESST Sete eSetee eee sete eesti si Serr tires eerisi esa site ee tri siseeeeietr tees eter te teeriseet sire MITITTIsI STIS sstes eet iiittetittiss sett tt ttt e teeter LSA ETL)  Wheat Defeat

JFK Warns Bama Chief ‘No Nonsense   Kennedy Bows To Farmers Wish on Wheat

Threatens Use Of U.S. Forces At University   But Says He Hopes Vesegregation Issue Will Be Settled by State Officials.

Press Conference—  Troops to Be Ordered to Alabama If Needed   ‘Wheat Plan Backers Forecast Gloomy Future; Shuman Pleased

President — Adamant on. Integration —   ‘Hopes to Avoid-Troops Use ‘in Alabama; ‘Bull Connor: Out

iews  Gonterence JK Hopes Troop  _Use Unnecessary In ‘Bama Crisis

Hopes Local Authorities Settle Issue   Two Negroes Will Ente: University in June; Governor Protests

Troops Poise for Alabama   JFK Holds Troops in Readiness for University Racial Disorder

JFK Says Election Without Parallel in World  Wheat Farmers Vote for Free Enterprise

Will Insure University Integration   President Hopes Marshals Or Troops Won't Be Needed

Government Clogged?  Mass Of Bills Dumped  In Legislative H oppers

Today’s Telegram   Workload _ Staggering— Assemblies Are Bogged ‘Down By Mass Of Bills

Urges April [Deadline for 'N-Ban Treaty   Sen. Humphrey Sees Possibility of An Asreement

Tshombe Collapse Said No Surprise  Stevenson, Williams Reportedly Had Urged Firm Congo Stand

PTA, Board Fuss. . .   PTA, Board Fuss . . .. Said Detrimenta Ask hee Probe of Arlee Saad Dispute

~FOUR POISONED IN AKRON—  Monoxide Fumes Take  Seven Lives In Ohio

ACL, Seaboard: Case Is Argued  For Their Merger  Aeked Rw  awvere

Had Started Out To Sea, But Turned   Forecasters Warn All Precautions Should Be Taken

WEATHER   Hurricane Ginn Romps Along Carolina Coast   New Tropical Storm Is Moving Toward Caribbean Islands

Unpredictable Ginny Goes Berserk On Land And Sea: Many Evacuate Coast Area

GINNY TURNS AWAY, THEN COMES BACK   Erratic Hurricane Threatens To Hit North Cerolina After Shifting Out To Sea.

Still-Dangerous Storm Rages Near Coast  Hurricane Heads   Hurricane Heads Out to Sea, Then Changes Course

Hurricane Hangs Near N. Carolina   Erratic Storm Shuttles in Toward Land Early Today

Hurricane Hesitates  Off Coast   Heavy Rain, High Wind Strike Carolina But Course Is Uncertain

ERRATIC GINNY IS NO LONGER THREAT 10 U.S.   Weather Bureau Issues That Opinion After Storm Turns   MEANWHILE, HELENA BUILDING UP POWER

Ginny Goes Out to Sea; Threat Over   Drop Gale Warning Cape Fear—Manteo: Helena Is Building

Baifles Experts With Switchback After ‘Reprieve  Reverses Course Abruptly; Coast Towns Worried

Alurricane:  Ginny Is Stalled Off N. Carolina      Erratic Storm Veered Northeast Last Nicht

AWAY, THEN COMES BACK   Erratic Hurricane Threatens To Hit North Carolina After Shifting Out To Sea.

STORM BRINGS 100 MPH WINDS NEAR TO CITIES   Howler’s Future Path Remains In Doubt; Many Evacuated   CLOUDY WEATHER IS FORECAST HERE

Offers Brief Reprieve In Early Hours   Hurricane Brings Heavy Rain, Gusts To Mainland Area

China-Soviet Union Schism Moves Into Clash of National Interests

Skin Divers. Flown Back To U.S. Base   Had Been Captured: Feb. 21, Jailed As_ ©. ‘Enemies Of Cuba’

Smoother Operation Is Hard on the Viet Cong   South Vietnamese Hit On Plain of Reeds.

Burial Is Thursday In Basilica   Cardinals Plan To Choose New Pope June 18-21

St. Peter’s Basilica  Bells Toll As Pope Borne In Death To Resting Site

High, Lowly Pay Homage To Pope John  Cardinal Colleae   Cardinal College Begins Preparation To Pick. Successor

Cardinals Prepare To Name Pope   Millions Around World Mourn Pope John XXIlil

Cardinals Preparing To Elect New Ruler   John XXI11 To Be Buried in Crypt Under St. Peter’s Church; Formal Nine-Day Mourning Period Will Begin Tomorrow

Bier of John XXIII Is Visited by Dignitaries  Body to Be in Basilicia for 2 Days,   Body to Be in Basilicia for 2 Days,  No Announcement of State Funeral

Mourning Ritual For Pope Begins in Vatican City  Pontiff’s Body To   Pontiff’s Body To Be Taken To Saint Peter’s Basilica

Cardinals Begin Preparations To. Select Successor   More Photos, Stores On Pages 2, 3, 11

Death Rouses  World Grief   High, Lowly Begin Trek Past Pope John’s Bier

HIS BODY LIES IN STATE NOW AT VATICAN   Cardinals Begin Prepare. tion to Choose New Supreme Ruler   State Funeral to Be Conducted After Nine-Day  Manurnine Periad

Cardinals Prepare To Pick New Pope   Peasant Pope Changes History? See Page Five

Body To Be Carried To St. Peter's  World Mourns Death Monday OF Pontiff

9 Days of Mourning fo Start Wednesday   Cardinals to Begin Action to Choose Successor

Cardinals Begin Preparations Today To Select A Successor To Pope John

Cardinals Will Pick Successor To Pope John   Countless Millions Around World Mourr

Cardinals Start Preparation To Elect New Pope  Private Burial Rites 8... @.2. M2... f. &@  efe_.

World Mourns Pope John;  Cardinals Plan Conclave      See related stories on Pages 2, 4 and 8.

Pope's Mourning Begins Tomorrow   Other stories, pstures on Pgs. 3-A, 6-A, 10-A

NINE- DAY PERIOD OF MOURNING   Bier Moved To St. Peter’s For Endless Procession - Of Mourners; To Elect   New Pope.

Tribute Symbolizes Mourning Of Millions Around World, Cardinals Begin Preparations to Choose New Ruler of Roman Catholics

Bells Toll a World’s Mourning... . Pope John Borne to St. Petet’s Basilica

Body Lies In State   Millions Mourn  Death Of Pope   Vatican-Kremlin Talks To Go On?

Pope's Passing Being Mourned Around World   Date for State Funeral Pending

BODY BORNE TO BASILICA AT TWILIGHT   Thousands Will Pass Catafalque Next Two Dave

Death Monday Ends Pontiff's Long Suffering   Plans Started by Cardina!s To Pick New Catholic Heac

Pope’s Passing Mourned Today Through World  Highand Low =~ _ PayHomage'to Catholic Leader =<:

Millions Mourn  Pontiff   Cardinals, Others Pay Homage In Vatican City

Castro Slips Back into Cuba   Millions Around World Mourn Pope   NO DATE VET   ‘COUNCIL OUESTION   DRESSED IN ROBES

Body of Pope Lies in State; World Grieves   Cardinals ‘in Church: Control; Prepare to Choose ‘Successor

Pope John’s Body Taken To Basilica  b As Beils Tolled Te ahgloecoalilxce

Cardinals Prepare to Name New Leader  As Millions Mourn Death of Pope John

Will be final resting place  Pope John borne in death to St. Peter's Basilica

Lowly And Mighty Pay Homage To Pope John   Pope's Great Intensity Is Remembered

Cardinals Plan to Select Successor Asc Pope John’s Body Lies in State

Millions Pay Homage to Pope John   [Both High and Humble Pay Respects

Princes of Church Meet Tomorrow; Pontiff's Body In St. Peter's Basilica

Successor Selection Begun   emneranereeenennsnnt eaten cnet ee)  Millions Mourn Passing of Pope

High, Lowly Pay . Homage to Pope   Formal Nine-Day Mourning Period ts Scheduled To Begin Tomorrow

Holy Father Burial Rites Thursday   Public Will Be Allowed To View Body Wednesday

Death Monday Ends Pontiff's Suffering   Thousands File Past Bier Tod: ay: Cardinals Convene June 18-2] To Elect New Catholic Leader

Cardinals Start Preparation To Elect New Pope   Private Burial Rites In St. Peter's Basilica Due Thursday Night

Body Lies In State At Vatican  SD iii oe Hi RO ee   Preparation Under Way For  Piekine Suereccnt

Record Corn Crop Predicted  Yield Per Acre Also Likely To Reach Peak

DAROLD PICK ESCAPES INJURY IN COLLISION  WITH SEMI-TRAILER Accident at Oyens  Sc

At Geneva Conference Russia’s Agreement On ‘Hot Line’ Plan Raises Hopes For U.S.

US. Denies Aiding Cuba Exile Raiders   - Note Tells Russia ‘More Troops Must > Be Withdrawn

CutinNuclear. . Demands Aired   Sneak Snow, Winds Hit Parts Of Dixie

Negroes Ask Students _ To Protest —  ~~ More : ‘Demonstrations . : Planned in Birminaham

Racial Trouble Continues —  - Dr. Luther King Among  - Arrested in Birmingham

Negro Leaders Are Jailed In Birmingham   Students Asked To Carry On

Twin City Annexation Conditions Are Aired At Joint Council Meeting

Assembly’s Ballot Is Unanimous  U.S., Soviets Hail  Decision Despite a. ft Pan mcnsla cals

Unanimous action taken today  U.N. outlaws nuclear weapons in outer space

Unanimous Move Hailed by US., Russ   Other Weapons of Destructions Also Forbidden

From lowa to New Eng!and states  New record subzero cold in large creas

House Begins Tax Measure  Debate Today  Final Voting Slated   Final Voting Slated Wednesday; Over 8€ Million Are Involved

Curious, Furious Round-Robin Congress On Medical  ‘Quackery Is Convened

Secret Industry Studies Hit  IPAA Asks for Cut In Imports of Oil

La CONFIDENCE MOTIONS GIVEN aUiek APPROVAL   Announcement !5 Expected Today of Date for New Elections   A-CRISIS TOP ISSUE   Diefenbaker Has Bitter Wortis for Rusk and U.S. Policy

Drysdale Shackles  Yankees And Now It’s  Koufax Facing  New York Toda

Green Bay Youth Caught   Parents, 3 Children Shot Monday Evening

5 in Family Slain; Police Seize-Son, 16   ‘Parents, Brother, ‘Twin Sisters .. + Shot to Death

Step-Mother, Father, Three Children Shof   hn ee i. ae    Five Found Dead in Secluded Home on City Outskirts

BODIES FOUND IN GREEN BAY HOME  _ Arrest Boy For Killing Five Members Of Family

Bodies of Five Found at House On Edge of Town  Father of Youth, Wife, 3 Children

Five Dead In Green Bay Killing   No Reason Known Yet For Slayings

Nab Boy, 16, For Killing  5 in Family  Accused of Slaying  its ed fries Dies

WARM WISHES FROM WEST Malaysia Becomes New Nation, Greeted By Neighbors’ Enmity

Crowds Herald Birth of Malaysia Uncertainty Faces  The Newest Nation

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e@   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious 1. eoatures)

ee No issue of the Daily Sentinel will be published Monday, it being Labor Day and a legal! holiday.   MOVIE ‘CENTERVILLE AWAKENING’ SCHEDULED AT CHURCH YWERE FRIDAY

UW Regents Budget-Wary   Refuse to Suggest to Legislature Areas in Which Funds Can Be Cut

Showdown Mapped at [Alabama U.   Security Tightened a Wallace Holds Firm on Negro Enrollment

State Police Take Over At Alabama U.   Ku Klux Klan Rally Is Called At Tuscaloosa

U. of Alabama Campus Readiec For Showdown   State Troopers Pou Into City; Wallace To Test Injunction

Officials Seal University at Tuscaloosa.  Wallace Vows Negroes Won't Enter Tuesday

Troopers Seal Off Alabama  Campus   Gov. Wallace Maintains Stand In Defiance _ Of Court Ruling

Governor To Bar Negro At All Costs   State Troopers Pour Into Tuscaloosa To Keep Disorder Dowr

Bama Campus  ls Sealed Off   Wallace Stands on Vow To Resist Enrollment

Ofticials Seal Alabama U.   Wallace Determined To Block Negroes’ Enrollment; Helmeted Troopers Pour In

Take security measures at University of Alabama   Another crisis

GOV. WALLACE HOLDING FIRM TO HIS THREAT   State Legislature Votes Him Prayers And Geod Wishes   TUESDAY DEADLINE IN DOORWAY STAND

lraqi Forces Overthrow — Ba ath Socialists Vow; To Support Arab Nation:

Pledges Unity With Nasser  Aref Leads Iraq After Socialists Are Ousted

Military Reported In Full Control lraqi Government Toppled ByPresident,ArmedForces

Seize Control  Inintra-Party  Power Fight President Hopes  To Revive Merger Wish Cut. Fi Aw

President of Iraq Grabs Power, Ousts Socialists  Nassar Admirers Seize Full   PRISONERS TAKEN

New Dictator Gets Control, Seize Guards   Socialist Regime Overthrown, Arab Unity Proclaimed

Military Takes Control In Iraq   President Aref, Army Leaders Overthrow Ba’ath Government;  Seek Merger With Syria, UAR

—-ARMED FORCES TAKE OVER—  New Leaders Of Iraq Push For Arab Unity

Middle East: Iraqi Reins Assumed by Aref, Army  President Pledges Cooperation With  All Acw.L ATic’ nce

OLD GOVERNMENT OVERTHROWN BY IRAQI LEADERS   PRESIDENT HOPES TO REVIVE MERGE WITH NASSAR’S UAR

Merger is Hintec  Aref, Key Aides Claiming Ousting Of Ba’ath Rulers

Another Revolt Is in Progress for Control of iraq   Military Overthrows International Wing of Ba'ath Sactaliats.

: President, Leaders of Armed Forces...   lraas Government Is Overthrown

Cold Wave ; Reaches Clear toGulf  Memphis Has Heaviest Snow - Of Century

South Hit By Heavy Snowfall   Heaviest Of Century Reported In Memphis As Traffic Snarls

On Administration's Hiring, Prometion Practices  Ciwill Service Prebe Ser

Discrimination in reverse charged   House comm. to probe personnel policies

School Aid Boost Voted; Budget Hit   By Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers Correspondent Cnrincfiold hme 9

Blast Kills 1, Injures 5 In Youngstown  Steam Boiler Rips East Side Bakery, S900 O00 Lace Set

U.S. Not Openly Concerned About \Vice-Spy Scandals in Europe, U.N.

Spy Scandals Cause Little  Excitement In Washington   By STANLEY MEISLER

Sex-And-Security Scanda!, Esp’onase Outbreak Causes Silence In Canitol

U.S. Officials Silent On Sex, Spy Scandals   Ry STANTLFY MEISLER

Little Excitement in Washington Over Sex, Spy Scandals in Europe

Most U. S. Officials Scoff European Security Scandals   By STANLEY MEISLER

Washington Apparently Serene Over Europes Sex, Spy Scandles   Ry STANLEY MEISLER

Nashington silent U.S. probing sex, security scandals   By STANLEY MEISLER

Uo. Officials Frobe Into Sex, Spy Scandals In Britain. Sweden And United Nations

No excitement evident  Washington silent about probe into U.N. call girl racket

Curiosity, but little furor  Sex-spy scandals bring little Washington comment

Little Excitement In D.C. on Sex Scandal   Spy Trouble in Europe, United Nations. Has Aroused Curiosity; Washington Officials Keeping Views to Themselves

News Index   Trio Of Scandals Arouse Curiosity But Little Excitement In Washington

Little Excitement in U.S. Circles Over Trio of Sex. Spy Scandals

U.S. Officials Mum on Probe Of Sex Scandal   ‘No Comment’ Greets Requests for Quotes By State Department

U.S. Takes Ho-Hum View On Sex-Spy., Security   By STANLEY WEISLER

BRITISH, SWEDISH INCIDENTS  Scandals Produce Silence in U. S.   Rv STANLEY MEISLER

Three Incidents Investigated peat iil heen  U. S. Reacts With Little Excitement, Some Curiosity to Sex, Spy Scandals

LITTLE EXCITEMENT AROUSED  Washington Quiet On Sex-Security Scandals   Macmillan Names Profumo Successor   Ry STANLEY MEISLER

No Excitement   Scandals Create Little Concern In Washington   By STANLEY MEISLER

Biggest U.S. Rebbery Took Place One Year Ago -—  The Mail Truck And $1,551,277

aor $1,551,277 ONE YEAR AGO TODAY  Biggest Mail Robbery  In U.S. Still Unsolved

Victim Dies Ot Wounds After Fight   Suspect Released From Hospital

INSIDE YOUR DAILY ‘TIMES   Victim Dies Of Wounds After Fight   Suspect Released From Hospital

Kennedy Seeks First Money For Clinton Project   Perry and Pomona Also Mentioned In  Reservoir Figures

Kennedy Seeks First Money For Clinton Project  Perry and Pomona Alaa Mentioned In

Today   Around the State Around the Nation . . Around the World . .

GOP Ex-Chief Quits $17,000 Thruway Job  Denies Doing Anything Wronc¢ CLA Rinne

MUSEUM RAIDED BY TERRORISTS   Five French Paintings Seized by Band in } Aapanae Raid

Ex-Tulsa Police Chief Succeeds Ralph Venamon   Glenn Demoted by Bellmon Appointee

he Skiis, Teaches  Smart, Pretty Coed Is Blind But Ignores Her Handicap

De Gaulle Challengec By Miners  Othar Warlare Side   Other Workers Side With Strikers In Walkouts

Coal Workers Strike All French Mines   DeGaulle Mects With His Cabinet; Withhalds Action

Coal Worker: Strike All French Mines  DeGaulle Meets V/sel Luce OO lasik me   DeGaulle Meets With His Cabinet: Withholds Action

Boston Hotel Hit By Fire,  Four Perish   Broadway Show’s Cast Flees Blaze In Sherry Biltmore

Blaze Sweeps Top 3 Floors Before Dawn   Some Of Trapped Guests Rescued By Aerial Ladders

Beewe PNW tee  4 Killed, 24 Injured In  Boston’s Worst Hotel Fire In Fifty Years

Four Persons Killed and 24 Hurt ‘As Fire Strikes Hotel In Boston”

Ladders Save Guests Ready fo Lean Out.   "Sound of Music‘ Road Show Flees  in Boston Blaze

-Ex-Congressmen Found Guilty of Using Influence in Florida Mail Fraud Case

CLEVELAND (®P—The 1964 national convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held here Aug. 20-28.

Pheasant Season Opens 8:30 a.m. November 9th   BUMPER HARVEST EXPECTED

Soviet Ship Reported In Cuban Port  Authorities Say Vessel Carried Military Cargo

CENNEDY’S VIEW ON CUBA MIRRORED  Intelligence Units Discount Buildup

Control Usage Check American Women’s Likes on Alcohol Habit   By HARRY FERGUSON  Eimtiesl Derece [eSacmitiamnnl

America’s Drinking Habits - Part 4  ~ Americans Rush Toward ‘Soft Whiskey’   Ry HARRY FERGUSON

il AKES ISSUE WITH TELLER  Treaty Can’t Impair U US. Strength, Scientist Says

 @VENING QUN   Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper  President Knocks Scientist  Damage to Nuclear Ban  By Teller Worries JFK

Top Defense Scientists  Baek Treaty   Administration Favors Approval  Of Test Ban Pact

JFK DISPUTES TESTIMONY BY TELLER   Kennedy Supported By Defense Dept. Scientist  SENATORS   Told Russians Could Not Gain Advantage If Test Ban Pact Approved

No advantage for Russians  ‘U.S. superiority will actually gain under test pact’

Take Issue With Teller’s Testimony  Defense Dept. Scientists Support Test Ban Treaty

Scientist Says Russians Can't Gain Arms Edae   U.S. Edge to Widen If Treaty Observed, Dr. Brown Declares

Kennedy Readies Top Scientists  To. Answer Critics’ Arguments SHARP DENIAIS AAANE

Defense Department's Top Scientist Says Reds Could Not Gain By Treaty

Scientist Hits Teller, Backs JFK on Pact   Defense Dept. Aid Says Red ‘Cheating Wouldn't Hurt U.S.

TO OFFSET TELLER CRITICISMS  Defense Scientists Rallied For Support

Brown. Says Soviet Cannot Gain Under Treaty ....  Scientists Differ Over Nuclear Test Bar

Expert Says Russians Couldn't Gain Advantage Under Test Ban Treaty

Russ Gain Unimportant, Even If Soviets Cheat, Scientist Assures Group

No Advantage fo Russia Even by Cheating, Claim  Research Chief Takes Issue With Dr. Teller

Dr. Brown Sees  U.S. Advantages   - President Disputes Views and Charees of Dr, Teller -

Disagrees with Dr.Teller  No Soviet advantage in test ban treaty —Dr. Brown

Scientists Support Test Treaty; Kennedy Insists Congress Vote on Civil Rights and Tax Bills

-SCIENTIST TESTIFIES ON BAN~ ‘Soviets Cannot Gain  Even If They Cheat’

Teller Views Challenged At Hearings  Top Defense Dept.  Scientists Claims No A donee. £..D0.1.

SAY CHEATING WILL NOT HELP SOVIET CAUSE   U.S. SUPERIORITY MAY INCREASE IF BAN IS OBSERVED

JFK Wades. into Hassle -- . Scientists Doubt Soviet Gains Under N-Treaty

Dr. Harold Brown, Taking Issue With Dr. Teller, Testifies U. S. Nuclear Superiority Actually Could Improve

loo Scientist lakes Issue With Veller  Sees No Setback Beam 16 Pade Clrams   Sees No Setback Even If Reds Cheat To Mescmum List

Answers Heller’s Charges  Harold Brown Backs Nuclear Test Ban Paci

Panel Approves Test Ban Tr eat y      Foreign Relations Committee Sends Nuclear Proposal To U. S. Senate

QUIET MOVES CAUSE CHANGE   Many Segregation Barriers Are Being Lowered   ’ By JACK STILLMAN

Quiet Moves Are Bringing Rac ia Peace  rriere ( Qaming   Barriers Coming Down In Sections Of South, North

Integration Peaceful Too  Violent Aspects But Part Of Changeover

youll Moves Vulelly Lowards Peace  Atlanta C of C Aets to Head Off Race Strife

Freeman Denies  Red Wheat Deal   ‘U. S. Awaits Soviet ‘Second Step

TO EASE WAR THREAT Nikita Is E xpected To Make New Step      (An AP News Analvsis).

$400.000 mistake   Ww ont come overnight JEK asks new farm goals on western speaking tour   He stil .faces same pressures  U.S. hones K ready for ‘second step’ after test ban OK   A news anaivsis

Pressures Forcing Nikita To Act?  U.S. Hopes For Second Step’ To Reduce Nuclear War Dancers

Hurricane Path   “Second Step”... .   More Talks Sought to Ease War Dangers

Fake income tax return  scheme ends About $50,000  obtained by man in 1961 and 1962

MAY HAVE GOT $50,000, U.S. SAYS’ _ Grandfather Accused of Seeking Federal Tax Refunds in 33 States

Consumers Power, Detroit Edison Enter into System-Strengthening Program

1 rove may ove secret Alleged arsenals prompt sovernment buckpassing

U.S. Silent On Reports That Cuban  Exiles Maintain Arsenals In Miami

~MUM’S THE WORD IN CAPITAL~ : U.S. Officials Silent On Probe Of Arsenals.

L. S. Offieials Silent Cuba Relugee Arsenals Reported By Newsman

Probe Hinted On Report Of  Exiles Arms   Official Spokesmen Decline Comment On Miami Arsenals

Anyway, They're Pretty Quiet Government Agents Might Be  Probing Arms Report In Miami

Hoffa Wants To Spread His Rule to Europe   Cuban Exile Arsenal Reported in Florida

Exiles Arsenals Being Checked?  No Comment Is Made In Official Circles

Students Flee Red  Bulgaria  More to Leave   More to Leave, Charge Racial Discrimination

Kthiopians Also Bolt Bulgaria  FollowGhanaians,  Hit Racial Bias

Students Quit Red Bulgaria In Racial Tiff   African, Ghanaian Group Hurls Charge Of Discrimination

Africans Are Pulling Out Of Bulgaria   Stadents Sound . Charge Of Racial Biserimination

Students From Many Lands Flee Red Hungary; Charge “Racial Discrimination.

‘Claim Discriniination ;  Many S tudents Leave Communist Bulgaria

African Students Flee Red Bulgaria Charge Race Bias  Ethiopians, Ghanaians Leave,   Ethiopians, Ghanaians Leave, Hundreds Waiting for Funds

School in Dixie Quietly Integrates as Plans Advance for Capital Rights Rally

LOOK WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE   —24-Point Prooram—  Education Bill Faces Old Foes

School Bill Is Launched In Congress   Fate Uncertain For Somewhat Different Version

NEWS ROUNDUP Kiducation Debate Opens in Congress   4 Die in Crash

$5 Billion Aid Fund Is Sought  He ip Raced dirSopa Bolste  a Security

Foreign Aid Request: $5 Billion   Big Boost Asked For Space Agency   Tax Cut Not Likely Until Midyear   Military Costs Set At $51 Billion

DECADE OF COMPARISON   Focus On Developing Nations  $5 Billion Aid Asked

Asks $5 Billion For Foreign Ald  JFK Says It Will Bolster US Security

Crime Is Her Profession  She Says People Make Burglary Just Too Easy

People make it easy  Woman prisoner admits  over 4,000 buralaries

Lady Burglar Léctures.  ~Unlocked Doors ‘Make It So Damned Easy’

92-YEAR-OLD TRADITION IS BROKEN   College Board Ignores Pressure  To Take Step

Duvalie Says He’ I Keep Job   Haitian Dictator Making Plans for Inaugural May 22

Duvalier N te rlee Haith      Tells Newsmen Country Will Continue Under His Administratior

Duvalier Keeps Grip on Haiti, Says He'll Stay   Launching of New Presidential Term Considered Victory

Duvalier Remains in Haiti. ‘Papa Doc’ Is Determined To Continue As President

New Inauguration to Be Held  Duvalier Denies Plan to Leave Haiti

Will Remain In Post, Haiti Head Insists  President Tries To Scotch Reports He Plans ta Flee

Davalier Scores Victory— Haiti Dictator Insists He'll Continue as Leader

Duvalier Plans To Keep Office As Haiti Boss   Constitutional Term Expired Wednesday

Haiti Tyrant Denies He'll Flee Country   Sees U.S. Newsmer After Assassin Deadline Passes

Dictator Says He’ll Remain  At Haiti Helm   Duvalier Scores  Victory Over Island Enemies

Duvalier Denies Reports   Scores Victory Over Knemies By Appearing

Haiti’s Boss Insists On  Keeping Joh   Duvalier Denies Reports He Will Give Un Regine

Duvalier Insists He Will Not Flee   AMERICANS HIT   “CONTRIBUTING”

WONT PERMIT MEDDLING ‘Papa Doc’ To Continue Dictator Role in Haiti

Haiti's Dictator Defies Threats On Life; Claims Re-election 2 Years Ago

On The Inside   Haiti’s Duvalier Declares He’s Staying As Dictator

Still Ruling, Duvaliee Tells Press   Haiti Boss Denies Reports He'll Leave Country   EXIIBES CONFIDENCE

President Forced To Leave Auto  By Huge Crowds  U.S. Chief Executive Visits Ireland After  tay in Germany

Berlin Wall Termed ‘Symbol Of Failure’  Crowds Cheer President From Both Sides Of Barrier: Irish Visit Opens

Editors Are Told Alliance ls Good  Should Not Expect Overnight Miracles

Resolution Is Awaiting JFK In Costa Rica   Central American Nations And Panama Call For Strong Measure:

Drinking water contaminated  Icy flood waters spread death. destruction in East

Floods Add  To Homeless   Hundreds More Are Routed In Ohio Valley: Death Toll Is 21

Storm Pounds Northeastern U.S.   srorm rounds iNormeasiern WU.o.     New Floods Surge Into Ohio River Valley

11 Others Die As Storms Hit South and East   Hundreds More Made Homeless by IceLaden Waters of the Ohio River.

Floods Roll: Over More Cities in Fast   “Late Snowstorm Strikes Northeast, epee he Students’

Eugene Elliott Is Ousted From University Job  Firmer Hand Sought

Red Chinese  Premier In Late Views   Claims Peking’s Rew With Moscow Isn’t Permanent

Chou Says Rift Not Lasting  Red Cc hinese Leade   Red Chinese Leade Denounces Slaying Of US President

Assassination ‘Despicable’  Red China’s Chou En-Lai Sees  Break with Moscow Temporary

Chicago's Southside Rages  Mobile School Fired  In Racial Disturbance

Democratic Senators Express Views  On Merits Of Nuclear Test Ban Pact

Robertson Opposed Senator Sees ‘Blackmail  As Result of Test Pact

Robertson Won’t Vote  For Treaty Called Blackmail By Russ; Sparkman Urges Approval

VIRGINIA’S ROBERTSON Senator Says Treaty Could Give Reds Blackmail Edge   TRPADERSHIP   HIiCcHLY SECRET

Ratification  Spurned By  Robertson Only 11 of 100  Senators On The Doubtful Side

Sen. Robertson Will Oppose Test Ban Pact      Says Ratification Could Confront U.S. With Blackmail By Soviets

IDAHO TRAFFIC DEATHS   Sparkman Urges OK of Treaty, Robertson Predicts Blackmail

Southerner Sees Blackmail Danger In Test Ban Pact   Twenty One Senators Still Want to Speck: Overtima le Ordarea.

~SENATE HEARS PROS, CONS— ; Dem Fears Blackmail Under Test Ban Treaty

Red ‘Blackmail Danger Viewed By Treaty Foe   New Voices Are Heard in Support

S. DAKOTAN }USES QUINTS IN SPEECH   Virginian Is Afraid U.S. To Lose Leadership

Senators Are Lining Up in  Favor of Ban Virginia’s Willis   Virginia’s Willis Robinson Fears  Soviet “Blackmail”

Sen. Robertson Sees ‘Terrifying Blackmail’ Possibilities in Treaty

Sparkman Asks Senate fo Back Nuclear Treaty  Failure Could Bring War and Put End to Civilization, He Says

One Solon Calls It ‘Blackmail’ Debate Continues in Senate On Historic Bomb Treaty      Taking Too Much Money? State Officials Concerned Over Capitol Remodeling

GOP CHIEFS DO NOT SEE 63 TAX CUT   Civil Rights Push Raises Questions About Dems’ Plans

Solons Believe Chance of Tax Whack Remote   Senator Dirksen Cites Rights Push

Reds Exchange War Of Words   NEWS CONFERENCE  President Offers Views On These Major Subjects

Civil Rights Also Discussed... . Nuclear Testing Is Major  Topic at News Conference

Chance of Showers But Generally Fair And Cooler   KENNEDY VIEWS ON MAJOR SUBJECTS  Thinks Senate Will Ratify Test Treaty      Tests Continue Underground

 freaty, Rignts lop Matters  President Gives Views on Variety of Major Issues     ] >  

NEWS CONFERENCE  - President Discusses Treaty, Testing, Civil Rights

‘FREAKS, MONSTERS’ Chinese Fling Bitter New Blast At Soviets   NEWS CONFERENCE ROUNDUP U.S. To Continue Underground Nuclear Tests, President Says

Kennedy Gives Views On Several Major Subjects At News Conference

Gives Break To Married Couples Tax Program Revised As Middle Income Aid

Tax-Cut Plan Liberalized by  Administration   Revision Would Give Married Couples Better Break

Kennedy Liberalizes Tax Cut Plan  Low-Income Couples Would Get Break

Assailed by Many As ‘Grossly Unfair’   Governor Asks NBC for Equal Time Tc Show State in More Favorable Light; State Chamber of Commerce Speaks

Brinkley program called unfair  Alaskans ask equal time of NBC to present truth

Walker target of gunman   Rifleman misses ex-general by a scant inch

Wants Her Fired for ‘Incompetence’  Mother Poses as Daughter, Spies on Teache

Mother Poses As Da ughter To Spy On Teacher, Says  ‘Instructor Incompetent.

Demands Teacher Be Fired For Incompetence  Mother Poses As Daughter To Spy On Teacher

350 NAACP Delegates On Capitol Hill   Leaders Of March Slated To Outline Plans To Senators

Coinword  On Page8   Fiery Pittsburgh Crash Kills Six   Picture on Page 13.

Eventual 18.8 Per Cent Saving To The Average Individual Taxpayer

No Curbs on Spending  House Okays $11 Billion Tax Cut, Rejects Changes

Troops Kilt One, Wound Four Others   Former Candidate Fernando Aguero Under House Arres'

Federal Troops Clash With Mobs  In Nicaragua One Killed, 4 Hurt  - During Election  Baw Disorders

Both Sides Finally Halt Border War   Neutral Commission Reports Morocco, Algeria Quit Shootinc

Cheering Crowd Greets Newlyweds  Rocky and New Bride Start Ranch Honeymoon in Venezuela   GOP Gives Blessing; Story, Page 10

School Board Defers Action On Lunch Facilities, Fee   Washington Man Killed in Crash

Calls Legislative Report ‘Manufactured’ . Justice Department Denies Brutality In Ole Miss Riot

‘UNTRUTHFUL DOCUMENT’... Ole’ Miss Report Labeled  ‘Manufactured, Distorted’

Accuse Marshals Of Brutality In Ole Miss Riot   Report !s Praised By Lawmakers

Mississippi Legislative Committee Accuses U.S. Marshals of Torture

Claim Marshals  Were Brutal in  Ole Miss Rots  Miss. Legislative”  Group. Issues First * afl. -.. eS , pba

Mississippi — Lawmakers  Hit Marshals   Justice Department Denies Brutality Charge At Ole Miss

U.S. Marshals Are Accused Of Brutality   RFK Describes Report ‘Inadequate

Stocks   TT A  Astronauts Favor Another Mercury Shot     Congress fold ee

Paulus Suggests Two Buildings Be Razed  Col, Waggoner Asks $106,000 To Complete Patrol Building

Mari ‘ine Hero Shoup. Speak: At Ar lington   President Places Wreath At Tomb Of The Unknowns

Wreath Put On Tomb Of Unknowns  Marine Chieftain Is Speaker At  Arlinaton Rites

Kennedy Lays Wreath At Tomb of Unknown  HARRIS SURVEY iy Cold War Thaw Cited   KENNEDY ON PEACE

President honors war dead, living veterans at Arlington Cemetery

eeeerery at Arlington ~ Kennedy honors war dead   Balloon-lift satellite passes test  — Collegians fire ‘poor man's’ rocket

President Pays Tribute To War Vets   JFK Puts Wreath On Tomb of Unknown Soldier

Ah, the Wonder of It All   Jk LEADS HONORS  Tribute Paid To War Dead   Kennedy Jr. Keeps Father's Aides Busy

Wreath Placed By Kennedy at Arlington Tomb   Shoup Speaker for Veterans Day Rite

JFK Lays Wreath At Tomb   Observance Of Veterans Day Speech Given By Marine General

Today Is Veterans Day....  Services Honor Men Who Fought in Nation’s Wars

Kennedy Leads U.S. War Tribute  President Tei werr =    President Places Wreath At Arlington

Flowers to ‘Unknowns’ By Kennedy   Marine Commandan: Deplores Lack of Enduring Peace

Arlington Rites Held At 11 a.m.   Kennedy Puts Wreath At Tomb Of Unknowns

JFK Leads  Veterans  Day Rites Places Wreath On Tomb in Arlington

On Reinstatement of School Superintendent— Public Welfare Secretary Wrestles With Tough Task

Dies Before Chile Firing Squad   Senate Committee Defers Action.on $100 Million for State Board of Regents

QUEST BE FOR NEW POPE   Majority r of Sacred Col lege of Cardinals in Informal Talks

Majority Of Cardinals Start Talks On Choice  For Papal Suecessor

HOW'S THAT AGAIN DEPT. Short Skirt Declared Aid to Traffic Satety

Capital Officials Wonder if Necking Behind Wheel Dangerous as Drinking

Old Records Fall as Cold Lingers On   East Still Shivers In Winter’s Grip; New Snow in N. Y.

Togo Military Revolts, Kills Pro-West Chief   Rebels Take Control of African Nation— Vow Elections, New Constitution.

REPORT SECT CHIEF BOUGHT GOLD. SILVER   Accumulation Of Treasure Disclosed; Rev. Comer Takes Over Flock, Claims Harrell Family Being Held.

Opportunities Are Excellent For  Salmon Fishing  OPPORTUNITIES EXCLLLENT FOR

— Legislative Rundown a  House Puts” Redistricting Squarely In Senate’s Lap.

REBELS FLEE CAPITAL CITY ON NAVY SHIPS   Revolt Intended Ta Stop Peronists’ Return To Power

Guido Claims Victory Over Navy Rebels   Argentine Uprising Fails To Hold On Tx Stronaholds Seized

Guido Claims Rebels Ousted  In Argentina  Leaders and Troops Flee Buenos Aires   Leaders and Troops Flee Buenos Aires  Aboard Navy Ships

Uprising Controlled, Guido Says  Loyal Troops   Loyal Troops Hold Capital, He Contends

 No Word of Surrender Most of Argentines Rebels Are Reported Fleeing Capital

Rebels Flee After Sudden Navy Uprising   Insurgent Leaders Flee To Join Fleet To Continue Battle

"No Christmas In This House’  Vicki's Last Look at Ch ristmas T ree

NO CHRISTMAS AT ALL  Cancer-Blinded Child Gets Last Look at Yule Tree

State Dept. Calls on Britain And Russia for ‘Prompt and Effective Action to Stop the Firina'

Claim Violation Of Ceasefire Agreement   Red Forces Said Attacked Neutralist Forces at Strategic Position; A Protest Levied by State Department

REDS DRIVE NEUTRALISTS BACK IN LAOS   Communists Break Truce, Theaten to Take Over Northern Part of Three-Faction Nation.

Aim to Halt Battle U.S. Says Commie Forces Violate Laos Ceasefire   Under Heavy Attack

Calls on Britain, Russia to Halt Attack—  U.S. Says Reds Violate Laos Truce   Ry PATRICK AWCNTITLTYV

Intervention to Stop Fighting Asked by U.S.   Neutral Troops Driven from Key Town

Asks Britain, Soviet fo Help Stop Fighting   Viet Nam Reds Reported Aiding Pathet Lao Drive

Britain, Russia  Called On   State Department Said Commies From Red Viet Nam In On Assault

Fighting in Plaine Des Jarres Charge Red forces with Laos ceasefire violation

Prompt Ceasefire Action Urged Violation in Laos  Charged by USS.

Aim to Flatt Batue     U.S. Says Commie Forces Violate Laos Ceasefire   Under Heavy Attack

Reds Accused; Prompt End To Fight Demanded   As A Last Resort.  Invade Cuba: Goldwater

NEWS BRIEFS  epee eneeeennepnenneniinaiss  Reds Violate Laos Ceasefire

Interim Committee Can Spend Emergency Fund   Way Cleared by Governor Signing Appropriation Lay

Landslide Sends Waters Boiling In Piave River  4 Towns Wiped Out;  SAM D.§I*°.. Ma.«.

Russ Seek Harmony © With China   _K. to Concentrate On Nonaggression Pact; Rusk Hints

Moves Seen To Heal China-Soviet Split   Analysis   Background Of The News

bperween Keq Leaders... ; Despite Rumors, Split Far From Final Calamity

Experts Believe Russia And China Will Seek To Avoid Complete Split

US. Officials Believe Red Leaders In Moscow, Peking May Mend Fences

RESPECT FOR U.S.  Efforts By China, Russia To Repair Split Are Seen

2 Air Force Bases Will Be Dropned   41 Planes to Come Home; Cuts Slated  in Pranre Gnain

US. Plans 10% Troop Pullout From Britair   Forty-one Bomber: and Tanker Plane: Also to Return by Next July 1.

U.S. To Pull Ou! Planes, Troops From England   Two of Four Air Bases To Be Closed

U.S. To Pull Planes, Men From Britain   2 Of 4 Bases Will Close; Fleet To Take Up Slack

Press Told 11,000 Had Been There   Newsmen’s Questions Cover Broad Range  Of Current Problems

In Hawkins County   Kennedy’s Estimate  4,000 Red Troops Taken From Cuba

Top Court Reverses Convictions   Rules in Favor Of 187 Negroes In Raeial ‘Cae

Tribunal Sets Aside  Convietion   187 Charged With Breach Of Peace  In South Carolina

IN 1961 CASE Supreme Court Rules Negroes ‘Convictions In S. C. Unjust

‘An AP News Analysis  West Watches On-Off  Soviet- Yugoslav Romance

[Khrushchev Going to Belgrade  Nikita-Tito Defrost Is Fresh Affront to Mao

Khrushchev ‘Solid’ at Home  Nikita Visit to Tito Slap at Red China

K‘s Visit  This Week  Significant Red Leader  Meets Again _ With Tito

Red Boss Plans Visit With Tito   Trip Indicates Khrushchev Doing Well In Moscow

Visits Tito      _ Nikita's Troubles Abroad Fail To Dim Power At Home

‘Pay-As-We-Go Financing’ Rockefeller Proposes  Austere 63 Program

tics: Mrs. ”  YORK (AP)  “w paper Won ag virshed an ir  nin the name   ral Lear OK

Aged Aid Message Set Today   Congress To Hear JFK Proposals On Care Of Elderly

MENTAL STANDARDS HIGHER  Pentagon Says Todays Army Draftees Are ‘Brighter’

Today’s G.I. Brighter Lad Than His Dad   Now a Soldier Must Also. Be A Technician

yl  MRS. BESSIE SCHULTZ WILL BE HONORED AT AN OPEN HOLISFE SIINDAY

Attorneys Challenge Constitutionality of Act.... Court Test of Sunday Sales Law Begins

Hearing Opens At Wichita On New Sales Law   Wichita Grocers Seek Injunction Aaainst Enforcemen:

Khrushchev Due Sunday  Red Leaders Meet For  East Berlin Conclave

With Chinese-Soviet Feud Sizzling...  Reds Converge On East Berlin

\East German Red Congress Is Seen As Stage for Russia-China Debate

Communist Leaders Flood East Berlin  Gomulka May Play Role of Mediator

24 Burden Students Are Injured   School Bus Sideswipes Cowley Bridae

To take pictures of the moon  Boeing wins contract to build orbiter spacecraft

Police Raid Big Lottery   Capital Handle Put in Millions   Related Photo, Page 4.

State Dept. Fires Risk  Evaluator   ‘Immediately Stirs. Uproar Tn Congress

Aya ae i pieaniabied® A Guar a  Soviet Awaits Appearance  Of Castro

Russians Welcome Comrade  Castro Arrives For Appearance In Red Parade

Inside   — Nikita Rolls Out Red Carpet —  Fidel Faces A Big Bear Hug

Red Carpet For Castro In Russia   Cuban Premier In Soviet Union For May Festival

Cuban Slated To Be Star ‘Of May Day   Secret Trip Takes Bearded Latin Snte  North Russia City

Moscow Visit  Slated Today   Red Press Attacks U.S.; Fidel To Share Mav Day With Nikita

Cuba’s Unshaven Leader En Route To Moscow For Annual May Day Blowout   Outshouts Translator During Speech To Thousands Of People At Murmansl

Circus-Like Receptions For Castro   Red Propaganda Takes Occasion To Attack U.S. and Kennedy

Fidel in Moscow For Celebration  New Attacks Used Against Kennedy

Fidel Guest Star On Russian Visit   Dictator Receives Red Carpet Acclaim

Cuban Boss Greeted At Soviet Port   Will Take Part In Russ May Day Parade Wednesday

African Students Ina Mass Exodus From Red Bulgaria   Ghanaian Saya Negroes Were Treated Like So Much Dirt by Reds,

More and More Africans Quit Bulgarian Area  Hit Discrimination  Abuses; Some Held

Six Ethiopian Students Flee— Bulgaria's African — Education Test Jolted

Africans Storm Out Of Bulgaria   Hundreds Reported Anxious to Leave Over Discrimination

Africans Quit Red Bulgaria In Race ae  Cite Discrimination In Experiment On Youth Edueation

Communist Treatment Disillusions  Ethiopian Students Follow Ghanaians Leaving Bulaaria

Africans Are Disenchanted In Bulgaria   Lack of Funds Is Holding Up Mass Student Exodus

More African Youths Flee Red Bulgaria     Students Charge Discrimination  By Ralkan Nation

African Youths Making Exodus From Bulgaria   Students Disenchanted By Their Treatment In Red Balkan Nation

Legislature Moves Nearer Session End  ceees: Ae pee   Senate Agrees on County Oficial Vote in ’64

xe Longer ‘Cultural Morons’ - Cultural Boom Underway In America;  Concerts Outgain Baseball in 1962   By AARRY FERGUSON  Bimlénadt Beoacas Leatawmatinmal

President Seeks End to Fight For Strong Bill   Close Vote Seen At Showdown  FF

«WRONG WAY CORRIGAN  Famed Flyer, Monoplane  Retire in Orange Grove

rier (aks Little ‘Wrong Way’ Corrigan Has Famous Plane In Old Barn In Orange Grove

Daily Land Tides Lift Ground— Mysterious Fidgets For Mother Earth?

Eating Fatal to /40-Pound Mar  Craving for Food Couldn‘t Be Denied

PROPOSED SPACE STATION   DIES OF OVEREATING AFTER GAINING 70 LBS. IN 2 WEEKS

Mrs. Kennedy Tells Thoughts Friend Retrieved Ring for Presidents Widow

What's Inside   ‘FOR KENNEDY AN EPILOGUE’  For One Brief Shining Moment There Was Couial

JACKIE’S MEMORIES  Three ‘Backfires’ And A Voice That Said ‘No, No, No...’

: Roses, a Ring, Lines from ‘Camelot’  : Jackie's Memories Burn Like Candles

Read dine  -Gullep, Pol Public s Views i im Variance . Report - On Page 1 JW ith Current Draft Policies      PARKING PENALTY VOIDED    Red Roses In Dallas --Epilogue to the Tragedy

es F  ame S ti   B UNS sess  “Camelot” ls Gone  In Tragic Instant

TOUGH PRE-TALKS BLAST  Peking Warns K To Change His  Coexistence Line

Khrushchev Risks Ouster, China Warn   Russian Lambasted for Rejecting Stalin and Violent Tactics

But GOP Majority May Force Delay Senate Vote Set on Revised Compensation Benefits Bill

Work Benefit Bill Due Ohio Senate’s Vote  (OP Has Apparent Margin To Revise Compensation Plan

Injury Claim Bill Is Next  In Columbus   Governor Will Get Legislation Banning Beer in Automobiles

Strike Looms lf Agreement Is Not Reached  Secretary Wirtz Says Legislation Mav Be Proposed

ONLY TWO ALTERNATIVES SEEN IF RAIL-UNION NEGOTIATIONS FAIL  Wirtz: Strike or Legislation

Dispute Over Work Rules May Cause Strike; Wirtz Asks for Bargaining Talks

WIRTZ CALLS ON BOTH SIDES TO END RAIL ROW  1 AST DITCH EFFORT   LAST DITCH EFFORT PROPOSES SUNDAY ANSWER DEADLINE

JFK Voices Hope For World-Peace   SEEKS TO BREAK RAIL DEADLOCK  Wirtz Asks Last Ditch Effort

Secretary of Labor Admonishes Both Sides  Ask New Effort to Avert Nationwide Rail Strike

Wirtz Offers — Solution For Two Key Issues   Unions Plan Strike If Agreement Is Not Reached By Next Wednesda

Nationwide Strike Looms   Parties Warned New   Parties Warned New Laws To Be Sought

Secretary Wirtz Offers Temporary  Solution fo Rules  Kennedy Will Act To Prevent Strike Next Wednesday

Wirtz Tries Rail ‘Truee Rejection Could   Rejection Could Mean Legislation

Wirtz Asks for Rail Settlement Effort by Sunday  Railroads Intend to

Wirtz Asks Last-Ditch Rail Effort   Seeks Sunday Answer To AppealTo Keep On Bargaining

Wirtz Calls on Both Sides to Try to Settle Railroad Work Rules Dispute Before Sunday

Wirtz Seeks Rail Dispute  Settlement   Strike Looms Next Week If Work Rules Issue Not Settled

Wirtz Asks Answer To Message Before Sunday; Hints U. S. Intervention

Wirtz Wants An Answer By Sunday   Rejection Means New Legislation Will Be Sought

Gronouski Sets July 1 Deficit At $29 Million   Gives New Estimate After Checking On Refunds Owed

‘Outside Figure’ \Deficit of $29 Million by ‘Start of July Is Forecast

ERHARD ARRIVES IN TEXAS FOR SUMMIT TALKS ON BERLIN WALL, COMMUNISM

Johnson Welcomes Chancellor   President, Erhard Fly to LBJ Ranch  For Conferences

Somebody Took His Daddy From Him   John Jr. Gives His Father A Last Salute

Brave Little Soldier  ‘John-John’ Proudly Salutes Passing Casket Bearing His Daddy      ‘Phote On ‘Page C-4

a) HR oe Leuk? Nias Hi }       Un this Of Alt Days  A Boy Reaches Third Birthday

Second General in Less Than a Year  Canada Sets Election April 8

Diefenbaker Dissolves Parliament: Second Election In Year Is Set

LBJ Wants Slash Restored Congress Is Arguing Foreign Aid While Planning Adjournment

Foes Have Necessary Votes  House Leaders See Little Hope for Foreign Aid Boost

House Demo leaders concede  No hope to restore cuts in foreign aid seen

 Good Afternoon— Inside Today’s News Herald...   Thorny Route Through House

Two Policemen Kidnaped; One Is Shot to Death   Second Officer Makes Escape In Hail of Bullets

California, Idaho Hit By Floods   High Winds Result In Heavy Damage Over Colorada

Winds, Blizzards, Floods Snap Power Lines, Close Schools, Halt Traveling

Western US. Paralyzed By Winds, Blizzard      Unleash Damaging Floods; Power Lines Broken: Schools Closed

Damaging Floods, Severe Winds Paralyze Most Of ystern Half Of Nation

Storms Cripple Western U.S.  9 Persons Die In California Disaster

Winds, Blizzards, Floods  Storm On West Coast Causes Much Damage

9 Dead, 500 Homeless in Blizzard Swept, Wind Blown, Western Half of United States

Blizzards, Floods, High Winds Hit Western U.S.; Hundreds Made Homeless

AT LEAST NINE DEAD, 500 ARE HOMELESS:  Storms Paralyze Western States

Thaws U nleash Fl h Floods Wind, Snow Paralyze Nation’s Western Half

Destructive Winds And Blizzard Conditions  Paralyze Much Of West

Destructive Winds, Blizzards, Floods   Storms Paralyze Broad Areas

Gilpatric Will Resign Pentagon Job   To Rejoin Firm Where He Was Top GDC Adviser

For Removing Files From His Office— Justice Department Asks  Firing Of State Official

Pre-Mixed Drinks Have State 0. K.   No Change in Law New Interpretation  Allows Practice

Churchill Says He’ll Retire   Writer Compares Churchill, Woodrow Wilson...

Official Says Situation Is Very Grim   Inspector States Only Miracle If Any Men Alive

Blast Traps 25 Miners In Utah   Rescue Team Makes Voice Contact With Nine: Fear High Toll

‘Welch An Exception’ Goldwater Won't Denounce Members Of Birch Society

Goldwater Hits Welch's Tactics  Refuses To Attack Entire Society

Goldwater Airs Birch Unit Views   Won't Blast Members “If They're Decent And Temperate”.

: Weich Another Matter, Though  Goldwater Refuses to Denounce Members of John Birch Society

Goldwater Not Berating Birch Group  “Provided They Are Temperate

Raps Foun der Welch  Barry Vs. The birchers   THE CALIFORNIA pnuhlichs

County Cotton Farmers To Vote On Marketing Quotas On December 10

;   To Be State-Wide In Scope  State Highway Workers ‘To Demonstrate Today

Maritime Commission Says Rate Justified   Commission Goes Against Examiner's Proposal Not to Increase Rates; More Testimony on Other Applications

‘Upsets examiner’s findings  Maritime Commission rules ‘in favor of rate increase

Industrial Stagnation Follows Violence  ‘Economy Drops In Race-Torn Areas

State Enters Racial Conflict Shotgun Pellets Fly In Fight Negro Gang Wounds White Gang

Three Proposals Rejected Legislature Fight Continues Over Dependent Children Aid

Payrolls Boost Fitchburg Expenses —  Aide Tells Legislators Hospital Costs To Rise

Senate Holds Key To JFK’:  Tax Measure   Bill On Schedule In House As June Vote Anticipated

Ike Urges Scranton to Run .   Will Accept GOP ‘Presidential Draft

Presidential Bid Studied By Scranton   Governor Avers Ike Urging Him To Be Candidate

scranton Says... He’s Giving More Thought  To Running For President

Ike Urges Scranton Consider. Candidacy  Governor Give a, es ) Denes ba   Governor Gives More Thought  To Prospect —  After Talk

Scranton Again Weighs Possibilities For 1964; Urged By Eisenhower

APPEAL OF VERDICT IS INDICATED   Judge Comments Defense Evaded Electric Chair

VERDICT IS INDICATED   Judge Comments Defense Evaded Electric Chair

Pree BQUucatnon Aer Ff £CUNS enn  Students’ Decorum Satisfactory In Private, Gradeless Schools

, Under Virginia Plan  SchoolsO pen World Ot  Learnin 2 For Negroes

"SIGNS HELP CHILDREN LEARN AFTER 4 TEARS  ‘fos Stranae In New Virginia School

Finally, After 4 Years Prince Edward School  Is for Neglected Ones

In New World Of Education...  Child Of Eight Learning To Read 5-Letter Words

Virginia Town Ponders Its Unique, Free, Private Ungraded School Plan

Meisture In. Clovis   Phouma Claims Reds Shelled Peace Commission Helicopter

Laotian ICC Mercy Helicopters Are Shot At; Pathet Lao Forces Blamed

3 Trapped Coal Miners Found Alive   Still Caught, But Safe, Trio Fled Cave-in

Audible Contact Made With Three In Eastern Mine  Rescuers to Drill Hole to Provide Escape Route

Revise Plan to Deny Federal Aid Where Racial Discrimination Occurs

Bob Kennedy Proposes New  Rights Plan  Attorney General Presents Measure  To Withhold Aid

Congress Gets Revised Proposa On Civil Rights   Measure Would Ease Ban On U.S. Aid Where Bias Occurs

Modified Federal Aid Plan Given  Would Permit Review Of Fund Withholding

Foreign Aid Bill Advanced   All But Final Approval Given Authorization Measure by House   Modified Aid Program Is Offered by Kennedy

WOULD LET STATES GO TO COURTS   North Carolina Senator Is Not Appeased By It

Revamped Civil Rights Proposal Given Congress   Would Withdraw Aid From Areas Not Intearatinag

Aid-Cutting Is Proposed In Rights Bill   Proposal Stresses Discrimination End. Says Bob Kennedy

Freak Winds Pull Up Utility Poles ‘In Amarillo Area      POCSIALE <twoaweer

Brothers ‘Feel Natural— Now.  Lite Easier Every Day For Only Two Negro Pupils

Negro Pupils Accepted In Dixie ~*~ * * * ~*~ * * * * . * ~*~ *  First Tico In Birminoeham Find Furore Dvine Dawn

Guilty in dismemberment-slaying Bean faces Nevada gas chamber after conviction

Senate Probers Open Crime Hearings   House Passage Of Tax Cut Predicted   GOP-Backed Anti-Spending Amendment Appears Doomed

Afforney General  Seeks Two New Weapons Against Crime-Immunity For Rackets’ Witnesses

Bobby Leads Off Cosa Nostra Hearing  Immunity Sought For Criminal Witnesses

Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy 1 Se Robert’ Kennedy  Asks new weapons against crime

Wire-lap, immunity For Witnesses  ~ RFK Seeks Two New Anti-CrimeWeapons

Open Senate Probe Of ‘Cosa Nostra’ Syndicate  RFK Seeks New Laws To Fight Underworld

Robert Kennedy Urges Congress to Provide New Weapons Against Crime

Bob Kennedy Urges More Wire Tapping  Attorney G General ro on 2   Attorney General Seeks Immunity For Witnesses

Sales, Net Income Set  GM Record   Profits For 1962: $1.459.000,000

U.S. Missionaries Shot in Viet Nam   TWO OF THEIR CHILDREN ALSO WOUNDED BY REDS

Rescue Teams At Work, But...  Hope Slight For 25 Trapped In Utah Mine

Contact 9 Miners Trapped in Utah Phosphate Blast   25 Men Are Missing: Carbon Monoxide Gas Hindering Rescuers,

Deadly (as Halts Work Of Rescuers   Men Entombed About 3,000 Feet Beneath Surface By Blast

Another Blast Traps 25 Miners Near Moat, Utat  necounfer Carhan   Encounter Carbon Monoxide Gas In Rescue Attemot

Little Hope Held for 25 Men in Mine   Utah Potash Pit Joltec By Explosion; Rescue Efforts Are Thwarted

Hopes Dimmed For 25 Trapped Miners In Utah   Rescuers Run Into Deadly Fumes; Men Entombed 2.712 Feet Below

VOICE CONTACT ESTABLISHED  25 Men Entombed In Utah Mine Explosion

Hopes Wane Any Will Be Found Alive   Potash Mine One Of Deepest Sunk In North America

Utah Mine Explosion Entombs 25 Miners   Deadly Carbon Monoxide Met  By Rescuers

Rescuers Hit Deadly Gas  Hope Dim For 25 Men Trapped In Utah Mine

FATE OF 16 UNKNOWN  9 Trapped Miners Still Alive   By JAMES BAPIS And DUSTON HARVEY

Utah Mine Explosion  Traps 25   Debris Halts Rescuers; Chances Reaarded Slim

Utah: —  Contact Is Made With Nine Miners  Twenty-five Men Are Entombed by Blast Near Moab

Gas Slows Rescue Effort  25 Potash Miners Trapped   ;. SRA QUNK ovo Peet  Efforts to Get Third Miner From Hazleton Mine Pushed

HELP ON WAY FOR 6 MORE  2 Of 25 Trapped Miners Pulled To Safety In Utah

Rerevers Deadly. 6m wih  ~ Hone Dim For 25 Men Trapped h Utah Mine

Slim Hopes Held For  Miners  pm...... Weel-nea   Rescue Workers Find Gas At Bottom of Shaft

Monoxide Gas Hampers Rescue Workers at Moab   Men Below 2,700 Foo Level in Potash Mine

25 Men Feared Dead In Utah Potash Mine, 2712 Feet Deep, Alter Blast

At Least 9 Of 25 Utah Miners Alive   Voice Contact Made By Rescuers With Men In Deep Shaft

CALL FOR HELP HEARD  Voice Contact Established With: Trapped Miners In Utat

25 Trapped By Blast In Potash Mine  Rescuers Run Into Monoxide; Hope  Dims For Miners

Late news in brief   Voice contact made with trapped Utah miners

Three Utah Miners Rescued; Six Others Believed Alive   Rescued Miner Tells Story

Men Caught Deepin Utah Potash Shaft   Air, Communication Cut Off by Debris; Rescue Bid Blocked

BLAST TRAPS 25 MEN 2,700 FEET DOWN   Rescuers Hear Call For Help At Bottom Of Deep Phosphate Mine, Make Contact With Nine.

25 Miners Missing, Yells Heard From 9   Victims More Than 2,700 Feet Below Ground in Phosphate Mine; Utah Rescue Workers Hear Cries

12 Feared Killed   INSIDE EAGLE-GAZETTE TODAY   Visited Gallipolis Relatives Hunt Muncie Family Of 5; Plane. Apparently Crashed -

Missi ng Air pla ne Is Sou oh f   > In Muncie Family Believed Lost In Crash

Message By Thresher Drowned Out   Sound of Air In Ballast Tanks Reported Heard

Resume Probe  Of Sub Sinking   Sound of Air Drowned Out Second Message, Says Witness at Inquiry

Attempt To Blow Tanks ‘Drowned’  Final Messages  Navy Court Told Of Calm Reports About Troubles

Sub Distress Report Kept From Chief   Anderson Wasn't Told of Thresher's Unusual Sounds

Heard Sub Blow Its Tanks Affer Radio Call About Trouble   Captain of Rescue Ship Feared Sub Might Hit His Ship,

Comdr. Hecker Testifies Sub Tried to Surface After ‘Minor Problem’

Ballast Tank Air Drowned Sub Message  Ales Twat Taal ;   Navy Laquiry Tok About Last Word From Thresher

Last audible words were very relaxed   ‘Experiencing minor problem’ message said

Sound of Air in Tanks Drowned Qut Last Words   Voice Telling Minor Problem Was Relaxed

Admiral Did Not Learn Of Sub Break-Up Sound [intil Court Testimony

TOLD “MINOR PROBLEM” IN LAST WORD   Skipper Of Accompanying Sub Testifies He Heard Tank - Blowing Sound Then Message  Was Garbled.

Sub’s Message Drowned Out   ’*s Message Drowned Out  Air In Ballast Tanks Heard

INQUIRY BOARD TOLD OF SUB'S FINAL WORDS   Roar Of Air Rushing Into Tanks Made Call Garbled      MAY HAVE STATED: “EXCEEDING DEPTH’

Messages From Sub Garbled, Court Told  Then Silence   Then Silence From Thresher. Navy Inquiry Group Hears

AVWhoosh Of Air... Then Silence  a As The Thresher Threshed To Rise To Surface

Sounds of Distress  On Sub Recounted  Air Rushing in Ballast Tanks foavklad Lact Thencla me RAn ww eee   MIGHT COLLIBRE

SARA ILENP EO PPP WNL Ua ee  TL F ated ‘Thresher Made F rantic © Attemct To Chane

Last Message Drowned Out Sub Made Frantie Try at Surfacing Rescue Ship Skipper Tells Inquiry

Doomed Submarine Sent Messages Up   Other Noises Prevented Messages From Being Understood By Escorting Vessel

Air Rushing in Ballast Tanks Hid Final Radio Messate From Thresher

Hearing Continues In Sea Tragedy  Final Thresher Message [Drowned Out By Air Blast

Court Of Inquiry Told: Message From Thresher Drowned By Air Noise

Quiz Regarding Ocean Tragedy Resumes Today  Skylark's Skipper Neccribes Sounds

Sound Of Air In Her Ballast Tanks Drowned Out Thresher's Last Message

Investigation Continues  Rushing Air Garbles  2nd ‘Thresher Message

Claims Sub Made Move To Surface   Witness: Message Lost In Noise of Air of Ballast Tanks

Surface Try Muted Sub’s Last Call ~   Navy Board Of Inquiry Told Voice Sounded Calm:

{hresher’ s Last Minutes Reconstructed  2 Messages—Then Deadly Silence

Navy court of inquiry told  Sound of air in ballast tanks garbled sub’s message

Thresher’s Frantic Attempt To Reach Surface After — Trouble Told At Inquiry _

Robert B erry ‘One killed i in auto ‘crash at Pocahontas; two others injured

GOP Governors Plot Strategy fo Beat Democrats  State Leaders Avoid Clash on President Issue

Governor Opens Special Session With Warning   Regular Session Of Legislature Ends Without Passage Of Budget

Levislature In Special Session   United Steelworkers Uree Completion of Tri-State

$33 Million In American Banks Froze   Move Prevents Cuba From Transferring Funds for Subversion

Revolution Group Gives Word Dawn  Action Successful   Sunk Sub Report Given

Naval Inquiry Report Made  in Sub Sinking   Failure of Piping System Probably Caused Tragedy

Anniversary Meeting May Bring Summit   Gromyko Advocate: Nuclear-Free Zones In NATO

Soviet Asks All Leaders Meet At UN   Summit Session In 1965 Seen If Plan Is Given Approyal

Would Set Stage for Talks in’65  Soviet. Suggestion Comes at Time of Relaxing Tensions

“ “~ “~ Aw WwW A  May Set Stage For Sumit Meeting Between Major East; West Powers

East And West Summit Talks Seen Possible   Thant Arrenges UN Anniversary Session In 1965

VINLLE JSAM CUFID  There Are Hidden Messages In Those 6 Million Valentines

Valentines  Have Hidden  Meanings! Beware You're  Not Sending Wrona Messaae

Administration  a ee   Civil Liberties Union Intervenes In York. Latham Case

Chung Hee Park Takes Slight Lead On South Korea Presidential V ote

Exhibits, Night Shows, Rural-Urban Picnic Scheduled for Aug. 5, 6, 7, 8

Oe ee ee ee ee ee eee ere ae EERE SEE EER EER ES NEES EEN ESN ESNESS ENS ERECUNENUENNEUNENU RR UAN YR ULANDANUNN SNM NUMA NN UNA NSA ANNA ANNAN AAA ANANAAAA  kxecutive Sessions: Good Or Bad?

LEGISLATIVE CALL EYED  State Redistricting Battle Awaits Connally

Action Urged On  Districts   Political Pressure Mounts After Court Voids Old Districts

CapsuleScorched, GordoShaky But Flight Wonderful Success   Cooper Family Proud of Astronaut: To Visit White House Next Week

Freighter ls Expected To Dock Today   Skipper Reports Ship Was 13 Miles From Cuban Soil

Freighter Subjected To Air Attack Will Dock At Corpus Christi, Texas

Captain Of Shot-Up Freighter Says He Was 13 Miles Off Cuba, Vessel Due In Texas Port Today

SEN. DOUGLAS ASKS $10,000 U.S. “TOKEN”   Voting Small Federal Fund Would Unfreeze $3,500,000 State, District Money, Senator Says.

896 PERSONS TO BE DROPPED BY REORGANIZATION   PROPOSAL PROVIDES FOR RETRAINING OF OFFICERS AND MEN

March Arrives Like Icy Lion  Most Of Ohio _  AAtecancwrktl~a VAsawnbhka

[BLACKS AND WHITES MIX IN CROWDS   Only Two Arrests Made By Police At Late Hour

Rights Marchers In Peaceful Walk  Over 200000 Vaw Ereedam Ejaht   Over 200000 Vow Freedom Fight

NAACP Founder Dies in Ghana   200,000 Peaceful Marchers  Stace Capital Demonstration

Where To Find It   Good Morning   SEVEN GIGGLING BRIDES-TO-BE  Sons Give Mothers in Marrtage

Booming Auto Industry Leads Economy Up  3 Millionth Car Off Assembly Line

U. S. Economy Continues To Gain; 3 Millionth Auto Built During Week

Anti-Loan Shark Passes Senate   Pan American Get Four-Year Status

Loan Shark Bill Receives  Senate Okay  Pianttact Dinhate af Gacctan   Hottest Debate of Session Approved by Voice Vote

Utterance Long Offensive to Other Sects Prelates Would Temper Claim That Roman Catholic Church s“Only True Church of Christ’

Coming Sunday In Your Gazette   SPACE COUPLE  Hawk, Seagull  Share Embrace

Chicken War:  Token Poultry Cut Is Offered   Rejection of Common  Market Bid Evynected

TRAFFIC [AMS ON SUNDAY?   Cool Weather Embraces All  Texas Areas   CHILDRESS TOTAL

Baton Rouge Blasts Shake Capitol, LSU   Nut Or Prankster Believed Culprit As Police Clues Skimpy

Explosions Rock Baton Rouge; No One Hurt   _ LSU Students Aroused From Bunks, Windows Are Shattered in Capito

Police Baffled By 2 Blasts in Louisiana City   Capitol and LSU Dormitory Jolted

Plane Crashes At Goldsboro  Pilot Is Killed When He Tries Ta Eject From Craft

Two Men Rob Junk Dealer Of $21,900   He Had Found Sum In Box Of Trash At St. Louis

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious fh eatures)

Puppies On Their Way   Midwest Youngsters To Receive Kennedy Pups

Masters Selected From 5,000:   First Family Gives Two Puppies Homes

19 Wood Cutters Arrested— 3 Striking Loggers Killed By Gunfire in Forest Feud

40 Injured In Truck,  Bus Crash   37 Members Of Tamaqua School Band

Slain alderman linked to women, gamblers, unsuccesstul businesses

THMPERATURE   Passed Senate Yesterday...  Action Set For Compromise Bills

Direct Washington-Mosc w Communic ations Link  USSR Recents ‘Hot Line   Soviets Unblock Flight: Berlin Tension Eases

Air Incident, Border Fights Stir Berliners   Russia Rejects Western Protest, Tensions Rise

GOP Man to Testify at Hearing   Official to Tell About Activities as Poll Watcher

Outlook Good, Governor Says, After Initial Conference  On Budget

Administration Believes Tax Increase In Pa. May Not Be Needed In 1964

Outlook Good Financially, Says Seranton  Gp aa = gC... en caszed a. _] tn   Budget Expected to Be Higher Than This Year. Secretary Says

Bomb Reverberates  In Legislature Today   Yields From NM  Inceme Tax Raise

To End Making Of Cars There; To Continue ~  Curtailed Work  In Canada

Studebaker Halts US,  Operations   - Heavy Financial Losses Blamed’

Studebaker Halts U.S.  Production   6,000 To Lose Jobs In South Bend Plant In Economy Move

6,000 JOBS ENDED Studebaker Corp. Calls Halt  To Car Production In Indiana

—SOUTH BEND PLANT TO CLOSE—  Studebaker Halts US. Production Operations

New Chief Executive Has Praise For Sen. Kerr In Address At Inauguration

154,621 Cross in Day  East Germans Seek Wall Compromise; Offer ‘Concessions’

Mines Students Get Awards  Aa Dames fPaenmacetian      -At Honors Convocation   PICTURE ON PAGE 7

Goldwater Plans Speechmaking Tour Of Nation Through Large States

Welsh Will Ask Firms To Remit Taxes Early. To Provide School Aid

Shehan Gives Views:  Infallibility Of Pope’ Discussed By Council

Vatican Ecumenical Council Attempt Made In Explaining Authority In Catholic Churel

Legislation Seen Solution In Rail Dispute  oudies Its Report vor ta Hou

Panel Draws  First Draft In Rail Dispute  New Signs Indicate   New Signs Indicate Congress Holds Key To Head Off Strike

Panel Gathers Data for Legislation _  Bid To Avert Rail Strike May Be Left to Congress

Will Be Sent to White House Friday  Study Group Drattis Report on Rail Feud

Panel Works On Draft Of Rail Report   Will Be Shown Te Carriers, Unions Before It’s Final

Rail Work Dispute  May Go To Congress   Railroads Aren‘ Poor, He Says

Only Congress Can Bar Strike  Special Panel Grinds Out Draft of Report

Railroad Panel Drafting Report  Laws Appear Needed To Prevent Walkout

Legislation Seen Solution In Rail Dispute   Special Probe Panel Readies Its Report For White House

RAILS, U WILL STUDY PROPOSALS   Paper To List Findings Ir Work Rules Arguments   COMMITTEE'S   Recommendations To Serve As Basis For Action To Halt Railroad Strike

JFK Awaits Rail Dispute Summary   Fact-Finders Trying To Mediate Before Congress Intervenes

Rail Panel  Makes Draft  Of Findings Both Sides to See  Report Before Put  Jn Its Final Form

Rail Panel Works On Preliminary Draft Of Report  Collection Of Facts Will Be Used To Prepare Legislation

Catholics To Stress Sermons   Council Votes To Streamline -Order of Mass

umenical Coun  5 Amendments To Liturgy Approved   30 Testify Against Watershed Plan

Reprisals by U.S. Seen  Common Market Wont Lower Tariff on Poultry

Legislature Acting Early   Unusual Progress In First Four Weeks of Session

Gilpatrick Won't Deny JEK Move   Ired Congress Panel Considering Action To Protect Military

Alcatraz Vacant   Polk County Soil Conservation District News Column

Labor for Jobless Pay Boost   Brown Gets Support On $53 Million Added Benefit Plan

Revision Of Taxes Debated   Committee Studies Two Major Bills In State Svstem

Europe Hit Again by  Snow, Cold  Mediterranean Spas Blanketed, Traffie Snarled

Dare Dies In State's Electric Chair For Slaying Of His Father-In-Law

School, Optimist Group Back Bonds   Cite Progress Needs  Citizens Express Bond Issue Support

Winds, Rains Shred Castro Island Crops   Warnings Up In Bahamas, Florida; City Wined Out In Nesro Renublic

Education Bill Passed By Senate   Bill Expands House Bill And Must Get House Approval Nex

PRAYER FOR .  @ TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

President Busy With  Conferences   Sets Fast Paces Plans Address  To Congress

Takes Over Full Duties as Chief U. §. Executive   Meets With Foreign Dignitaries Today

President Moves Into  White House      Talks With Foreign Leaders, Prepares  Congress Mi Le

Johnson Moves FullTime Into Aftairs  Ot Presidency Today   Kennedy Rests, Govt Moves On

Johnson Pledges Continuity Of Policy;  Sees Governors; Plans Congress Speech   LBJ On TV

MEETS FOREIGN . DIGNITARIES  At Work On Address For Joint Session Of Congress Wednesday

New President  Launches Work  At White House Seeing Foreign Visitors, Plans  i

ADDRESSES BOTH HOUSES WEDNESDAY   President Takes Over White House Offices Today; Pledges Continuity Of Kennedy Proqrams.

New President Meets Envoys  es Sunn   Urges Support For JFK Programs

Johnson Moves Toda  ‘Whole System Is On Trial,’ New President Says   pies eg Taling ‘Sneig Of Flowers, Pays Midnight Visit To Grave Of Husband

Will Confer Today With Dignitaries   Also Will Prepare Speech To Congress Set For Wednesday

Olds Contrerence VVitn soviet Kepresentative—   ‘Johnson Moves Full-Time into the Presidency   Home, Johnson to Meet in 1964   Cutting Out Paper Dolls  Mrs. Kennedy Makes Midnight Visit to Grave

Confers with Red deputy premier Johnson moves in field  of personal diplomacy

SET LATER WITH PAIR   Mikoyan Session Takes Longer Than Scheduled

White House Presidential New Dollar Office Opened By Johnson Bills Released

‘Our System On Trial’  After Assassination   Full Report Pledged On Murder Of JFK

Continuity Without Confusion Pleaged by President Johnson; Nioves Duties to White House   Eternal Flame Burns At Presidents Grave

Chief Dispatches Duties Quickly; Summit Meets Set for Next Year   By ROBERT BARKDOLL

Johnson's First Day — In White House - © ‘Our System on Trial’      Mikoyan Calls; Finds Relations TInchangced

Continuity Without Confusion Pleaged by President Johnson; Noves Duties to White House

Johnson in White House Holds Talk With Mikovar   Love Returns Home, Commends Johnson

CONGRESS ADDRESS SLATED TOMORROW  New President Sits With World Chiefs

Johnson Plunges Into His Duties At White House   New President Arranges Talks With Foreign Dignitaries And Prepares Address To Congress

Pledges ‘Continuity Without Confusion’   Eternal Flame Burns As Saddest Day Ends   De Gaulle To Visit Johnson Next Year

TAKES: OVER OVAL OFFICE  Johnson Moves Into White House   Eternal Flame Burns At Kennedys Grave

Mikoyan says Russian relations remain same   De Gaulle, Johnson to meet next year

MEETS WITH MIKOYAN Johnson Moves Full-Time Into Job as President

Johnson Gets Down To Work At Being President In White House Offices __   Background Contributed To Oswald’s Actions

Meets With  Foreign Dignitaries Prepares First  Speech Before  Congress Tomorrow

Solons asked not to meddle  Leave decisions .. on what to teach up to educators

Suspicion obviously still lingers on  Business-Kennedy relation improved abit

Announce School Honor Roll And Perfect Attendance List   For The Third Nine Week Pericd

Protestant Churchmen In Unprecedented Move  Tribute Is Planned For JFK

Protestant Leaders Pay Tribute To Kennedy at Philadelphia Convention

Council Of Churches  Protestant Leaders To Pay Unique Tribute To John F. Kennedy

In Unique Protestant Service . . .  Churches To Laud JFK Leadership

For Inspired Leadership:  Protestant Leaders To Pay Unique Tribute To Kennedy

FRONT MISSES DENTON  Texas Simmering,  But North Shivers   FEW SHOWFRS

Craft Misses Landing Strip At Sao Paulo  Four Others Kille  In Fire I ruck-Car

Forecast   NO SURVIVORS REPORTED  . Brazil Airliner — ‘ With 49 Aboard Crashes, Burns

Bulldog Grid Banquet Slated On December 5   343 Poll Taxes Sold to Countians As of Wednesday   ~ GINNINGS -

JACKSON, MISS NEGRO PUPILS DEMONSTRATE   Spend Luncheon Time Singing, But Rally Ends Quietly   CITY REMAINS TENSE WITH RACIAL FIGHTS

Americans Have Record Income  $440.5-Billion Is Reported For 1962

White House Aid  Chides Realtors for Disavowing Responsibility in Racial Issue

President's Civil Rights Proposals Certain to Set Off Legislative Battle

HAITI LEADER'S CHILDREN FLEE GANG BULLETS   Gunmen Slay Driver Bodyguards At School Gates   REVOLT FEARED BY DUVALIER REGIME

Gunmen Slay 3 Duvalier Aides, Miss Children   Terrorism Believed Warning For Haitian To Quit Presidency

Ferry Sinking Fatal for 119   Tourist Boat Bursts Into Flames In North Sumatra‘’s Toba Lake

105 Die as Ferry Burns  Pew Dyce eee   Fear Sumatra Toli May Rise

Indonesian Lake Scene Of Tragedy   Death Toll May Rise As Check Made

AMORA  Dr. Linus C. Pauling  Controversial Figure Awarded Nobel Prize

Unit Asks Sales Tax On Service   Legislative Study Grour Also Backs Sales, Income Hikes

Robena Mine Report Hiv By US Steel   State Findis Held ‘Inaccurate And Misleading’

Evidence Shows Jetliner Victims  Aware of Peril Plane May Have   Plane May Have Come Apart in Air Before Crashing

Man Comforts Wife In Last Moment Before Plane Crashes, Killing 43

DISCOVERED BODIES INDICATE x XH He He He He eH He He ae ae te ee ee He a a aE ah ah a th hh ah oh oo PLANE BROKE UP IN AIR  ‘Crash Victims Forewarnec

Stocks      ‘Airliner Ripped To Rates. In Flight  ESTs SERUGS ECEE hs Le & 6terey rer I oar WItiVvWd SR ea VUE USES EEE CETTE TEETER EE DE

Investigators Expect Long Job At Scene   43 Persons Die In Aircraft Chicago-Bound

aN Cape _ONavera) Scheduled Control Branch Of Missile Test Center Has Many Problems

Beme   Cape Canaveral Tasks Complex  Rocket Problems Keep Trouble Shooters Busy

ut Prema ) ALL volved  Range Scheduling for Missiles Needs Long Time Before Firing

Bellmon Makes Phone Check of Parole Members   Decision on Dare Sentence Awaited

Slayers Fate County Shows 730 Gain Being Studied In School-Age Children

Congo Report Is Optimistic  ‘Real Chance’ of   ‘Real Chance’ of Settlement Seen

Ferency’s Election  Big Upset   Ex-Governor’s Aid Installed Despite Powerhouse Foes

SOMEBODY’S IN TROUBLE 100-MPH Harricane Edith Roars Into Caribbean Sea

FINAL RESULTS ARE NOT KNOWN  Teams of Surgeons Attempt the “Impossible

Surgeons Rejoin Severed Limbs In Operations Once Considered Impossible

HOME.  _EDITION    Medical , history in making  Story of two severed limbs

Ex-Worker Admits  Boiler Tampering  3 Died in Blast; 71 Others Iniured

Tender Admits He Tampered With Boiler  Arrested While Ambulances Took  Aue Blac? Virtime

Lyewitness Says Explosion Like Hiroshima   Burning Trees Surround Area Where Plant Was

Blasts Topple South African Powder Plant   Entire Area Burned, Report 35 Workers Killed In Holocaust

Explosion ls Heard 15 Miles Away   Johannesburg Factory Destroyed; Several Persons Hospitalized

World’s Largest Dynamite Plant Blows ‘Up, Killine 40 In South African Blast

Painful Task Faces State Legislature   Reapportionment Big Problem as Session Begins

Russians Pass Both British, French Units   Dispute Rages Over Access Rights to Berlin

Russian armored cars, troops halt U.S. convoy   U.S. rejects Russ claim on Berlin travel powers

Avalanche  Claims Trio  Car Swept From Road By Slide In Colorado

Stealing Show From. JFK -- _ 2 ee GOP Asks Segregation End In Publie Places

Helped Dispose of Body— Claims Ouster By Marines In_ Cuba Spy Death

Dancing With Mrs. Murphy   Man Says He Was Forced From Marines for Aiding Officer in Hiding Body

BEGINS 10-DAY TOUR  Tito Is Given Red Carpet Welcome To White House

Red Carpet Rolled Out For Visitor   Similar Event Planned 6 Years Ago Dropped  In Mass Protest

Slav, Kennedy To Swap Views   Ike Invitation’s Recall Remembered

SINO-SOVIET RIFT VIEWS ARE SOUGHT   Protests Made Ike Withdraw Similar Bid

ROLL OUT RED CARPET FOR SLAV   Kennedy Welcomes Yugoslav Dictator To White House As Pickets March In Protesf,

Tito Welcomed By Kennedy at White House  a. ee er ee   President Stresses Need for Reducing World's Tensions

White House Gives Red Carpet Welcome To Tito   DOESN'T SIT WEIL   HALTING ENGLISH

White House Picketed on Tito’s Visit   Red Carpet Rellec for Yugo Chief, but No Parade

Red Carpet Treatment for Yugoslavia's President  Tito Welcomed at White House

To make 10-day tour of nation  Red-carpet welcomegiven Tito at White House

Red Carpet for Tito At the White House   In Private. Huddle With Yugoslav _

Greeted by Kennedy as Pickets Protest Visit—  Tito Given a Red Carpet Welcome

RED CARPET SPREAD  Tito Greeted By President   See Picture, Page 5Ik

Red-Carpef Welcome For Yugoslav   Scores Of Pickets Parade Out Of His Sight

President Tito Welcomed To White House   Looking Forward To Exchange OF Views On World Problems

Senators Push TEX Hearing   McNamara Says Only Harm Can Come from Further Testimony in Dispute

aT RAT kere ORR fc a con CERNE CHIT CLT eC Misc oct  RTS iT th oy ann OMI Roe Vee NR At  ‘AN EMPIRE TO LOSE”’-  CASTRO CRIES U.S. AFRAID

Castro Claims United States Fears Cuba   Says ‘Imperialists Have Empire to Lose Through Aggression

Castro Says ‘Imperialists Cannot Win  Premier Cites Red  WWI Threat In.

Castro Says U.S. Is Afraid Of Red Cuba  Declares UU). S. Ha   Declares U.S. Has  Empire To Lose

PREMIER DENIES SUBVERSION Castro Brags, Claims U.S. Afraid Of Cubans

Wallace Calls in  Guardsmer   ignivres Injunction Nov to Interfere

tbe bt ot at ot  Temperatures YESTERDAY   White Students Stage Segregation Demonstration

Alabama School Crisis Showdown Expected Today  Wallace Replaces State Troopers UWycak Bla’. .1 f....}

HELD ON SPY CHARGES   ASK IMPEACHMENT Pickets in N.Y. Hurl Leaflets at Warren

BASEBALL OPENER  JFK Tosses Out First Ball, Just Misses Labor Trouble   Senators Lose Opener, Story On Page 8

 JFK’s Pitch Is Short  Labor Troubles Almost ‘Halt Start of Basebal!

Wants Full Progr am a tT es EO,  Restore Aid Funds Is Plea Of JFK

Asks Senate ToRestore House Cut   Claims Commitments To Many Key Nations Will Be Endangered

‘Freedom Neither Cheap Nor Easy’  Urges Senate Restore House Cuts: F eighs Viet Nam Crisis

Wants Cut By House Restored   Interrupts His Labor Day Holiday Leave To Cite Need For Funds

JFK Bids For More  Aid Funds   Says House Slash Endangers US; Joined By Clay

‘Freedom Not Cheap’ Kennedy Appeals For Restoration  Of House Cut In Foreign Aid Fund

Kennedy Ask: Restoration  Of Aid Funds   Program Involves Security, Freedom Peace, He Asserts

Kennedy in Appeal To Restore Aid Funds   JFK Doesn't Claim 66 Renegade Demos

Kennedy Appeals For Full Aid  Cites Real Need For Pereign Assistance; ;  mu Hier € AR FAFRA

JFK Urges Action By US. Senate   Mutual Security Endangered By Deep Reductions

JFK Seeks Restoration  Of Aid Cuts   Full Plan Needed In Tense Times, President States

C-C Head Calls For Integration  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Urges Businessmen Back Peaceful End Of Barriers

CALLS ON BUSINESSMEN... Chamber Urges Support For Prompt Integration

Business Leaders Asked to Support Integration Efforts  U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Makec Anneal

Asks Fast, Peaceful Integratior   U.S. Chamber Head in Urgent Appeal for Business Backing

Chamber Leader Urges Integration  New National Head Calls for Stand

Philadelphia Entertains Princess Grace, Rainier At Big Ball Tonight

Justice’s Wife Seeks Divorce  Mrs. Douglas Will Start Proceedings During Summer

N. Y. Ballot May Reflect ® Rocky’s Fate   Former Demo Leader Attempting Comeback In, Today’s Voting

Dixie Gals Shine in Pageant  Page 8   New Yorkers Go toPolls in State Primary

Polite Kidnaper Frightens Several  Persons During 12 Hours of Freedom

Seranton Sees JFK’s Political Power Failing   \Hits ‘Retreat’ Policy  JFK Warns Against Isolationism

U.S. Must Not Relax, JEK Says In Utah  Contends Tidc   Contends Tide Of History In Direction  Of Freedom

lsolation Of Past Folly . In This Day   President Feels In 1963, History's Tide  Lande Enr Freedom

TROOPS OUT OF CONTROL AT KOLWEZI   Drunken Soldiers Terrify Katanga City; Fear Barroom Brawl Could Lead To Blowing Up Dam.

Fear Stalks Last Major Katanga City Where Explosives Are Planted

Barroom Braw! Could Trigger Dynamite Blast  . Fear African Troops Will Act Without Orders

Fear Grips Kolwezi  Diehard Katangans Could Dynamite Mining Industry

Fear-Riddled Kolwezi Town  Awaits Peace Or Destruction   Analysis  Background Of The Noee

TO START BLAST  It Wouldn't Take Mueh  In Katanga   HOUSKF ARREST   SARF CONTDICT

Many Fear Africans Will Set Off Blasts Without Orders      * Drunken Troops Stroll Around Kolwezi Acting As They Please

OAS Calls Foreign Minister Parley ToStem Wave of Coupsin Americas

Plan Answer Shortly On Red NATO Criticism   Multi-Lateral Force Discussed By Rusk, Dobrynin

US. to Reject Soviet Protest Of NATO Plar   Rusk Tells Dobrynit Reply Due ‘Shortly to Russian Note on Nuclear Force.

Addresses monetary experts  U.S. to protect dollar Kennedy tells parley

At Present Gold-Fixed Rate  US. Determined to Protect Dollar as Currency—JFK

Proposed UC Reforms Get Arguments  Lah Aseel Teaslasctaccs   Labor And Industry Taking Opposite Views At Hearings

lranian Shah Pushes Reforms Despite Trouble  Be Ee.   Monarch Hands Out Deeds to Peasants; Troops Stand Guard

Government Reforms  Move Ahead  Demonstrations   Demonstrations Fail to Defeat Shah’s New Efforts

Nesbitt Wants Jurists To Fix Apportion Plan   For Standby Use In State Races

PRAYER FOR...  e IODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

Election Setback for Peronistas  Will Country Doctor Cure Argentina’s Ills?

Their Next President?  Argentina Voters May Elect Country Doctor

IN PENNSYLVANIA  Physician Seven Are Killed Takes Lead  In Fighter Crash In Ballots

Argentina’s Voters Favor Rural Doctor   Leader Fails To Get Needed Winner’s Margin

Peron Given New Defeat In Argentina   Country Physician Gets Most Support In Presidential Vote

Push Doctor as President in Argentina Vote Setback to  Exiled Dictator J. Peron 

Doctor Leader  In V ote   Argentina Ballots Give Setback  T, } Po ron

Ex-Dictator Peron Followers Seem ‘To Lose Ground In Argentine Election

3rd District Fire House To  Be Dedicated   (See picture Page 11)

‘eid Incommunicado  Arrest of Professo May Have Been Russ 'Swap' Plan

AMBASSADOR DELIVERS NOTE  U.S. Protests Arrest Of Visiting Professor

Followed Instructions Passenger Lands Plane Sately After Pilot Dies

‘Beautiful job’      Non-flier lands plane safely after pilot dies

FIRST TIME AT CONTROLS — Passenger Takes Over, Lands Plane Safely After Pilot Dies

Plane Is Landed After Pilot Dies  Non-Flier Passenger Guides Craft Safely

‘ After pilot dies at controls  - Passengers cooperate to land small plane

All T Did Was Steer’ Passenger Lands Plane  ‘After Pilot Drops Dead

'T Just Followed Instructions’  Pilot Dies at Controls: Passenger Lands Plane

Pilot Dea ad. Passenger Lands Plane  Beginner Learns In Air As Craft Is *Talked In’

Pro-Nasser Disorders In 2nd Day  Demande Neaceer   Demands Nasser Elements Be Returned To Power

President Talk: Of Pause’ In Cold War  le Enthnecactic   ls Enthusiastic To U.N. Speech Reaction

No General Rain Seen  Only Scattered Are  SlLawere   Only Scattered Showers Are Due In Kansas

Low Bids Selected for Two Reserve Contracts, Hits Nearly $7 Million —

German Reds Ready  Reception   ‘AP News Analysis - *K’ Goes To Berlin Worried Man

_ May Bring Reheating of Berlin Crisis  Khrushchev Placed on Spot by Visit

Pence CTPICEFS TL FEELEIE  Judge Says ‘Innocent Until Proven Guilty’ Concept and News Freedom Not Incompatible

Peace Officers in Helena  Judge Says ‘Innocent Until Proven Guilty’ Concept and News Freedom Not Incompatible

Forecast   Big Star, Known As Sun, To Be In Spotlight Today   RARE EVENT   (See Other Photo 2-A)   TIME OF ECLIPSE

Intensive Observations Set Scientists Awaiting Sun Eclipse Today

‘un, Moon to Stage big Production Today   Kye Damage Warning Sounded by Experts

Scientists Prepare For Eclipse Of Sun   Expected To Be Most Observed In History

Eye damage warned  Old Sol draws much interest across the nation today

Sarasota County Residents Probably Due Tax Hike Next Year...Col. 2   PARTIAL ECLIPSE TO BE VISIBLE THIS AFTERNOON  —_ And Moon Will Star In Space Spectacular Today   Color Map,  Details On Eclipse (See Page 16)

Star known as sun stars today as earth’s scientists keep tab   Stars visible   Chidyv nhenamena

Nikita Issues Dare  To Red China Leaders   Makes Series of Proposals  Soviet Premier Enters Nuclear Test Ban Talks   ‘Rare Total Eclipse of Sun Due ‘Today: Partially Visible Here

Take Heed: Be Extremely Careful With The Eclipse   ‘Moon Blocks Out Sun In Sky Spectacle This Afternoon

Denies Sub-Standard Wage Charge by Picketing Union   bor Relations board to have them removed.

No U.S. Air Cover  JFK Claims   Denies American Planes Were To Aid Cuba Invasion

JFK, Editors Differ On Cuba Air Cover   EDITOR WRITES   DISAGREEMENT

Confusion Cited On Cuba Attack  JFK Says No U.S. Air Cover Planned

“FLORIDA NEWSMEN DIFFER WITH JFK Invasion Air Cover Controversy Rages

President Seeks to Clear Up Contusion  Three Publishers Say JFK  (Mentioned Air Cover Question

U.S. air cover not  in invasion plans ‘NINVADERS’ AIRCRAFT FLOWN BY PILOTS NOT BASED IN THE U.S.’ —

For Cuban Invasion a EIT SOE  No U.S. Air Cover Planned: Kennedy

LOOK WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE   —Cuban Invasion— President Denies  Air Cover Pledge

‘Controversy cleared up  U.S. planned no air cover for Cuban invasion — JFK

JFK Says No U.S. Air Cover  Planned in Cuban Invasion   — “There was no United for the 1961 Cuban invasion,

KENNEDYS MOVE FROM WHITE HOUSE  A Box Of Toys And A Briefcase Initialed ‘JFK’

Kennedys Back On N Street   John-John Carries American Flag Into New Home

Kennedys Moving To N’ Street House   Texas Touch Moved Into White House

President's Saturday Ils Another Work Day   Mrs. Kennedy, Two Children Start New Life on N Street

Kennedys Leave White House  John-John Carries American Flag as He Moves to New Home

INSIDE YOUR DAILY TIMES   BACK ON N STREET  Kennedy Family Begins New Life

ExFirst Lady Leaves White House Mrs. Kennedy, Children  Move Into New Residence

THE BLIND ZIPPED UP  Mrs. Kennedy, Children Begin New Life in Georgetown Home

What’s Better Than Friends? Paraplegic Finds  ‘Them Invaluable ‘During A Crisis

Castro Backs Down In Red China Attack   Communist, Organ ’ Reporis Parties Back Nikita Plan

Hemophilia victims N. Y. prisoners donate blood to young brothers

ne ee eee, ae  76 Convicts Bank Blood to Aid Boys Stricken With Hemophilia

16 Convicts Volunteer Blood For Two Brothers --- But It's Too Late For One.

Integration Leader Hits At Kennedy   Negro Says JFK “Doesn't Realize True Problem”

ff OUTS VYOUUHn Sireets "2 . ; ; Attorney General Urges Laws To Deal With Racial Problems

Prompt Enactment of Civil Rights Laws Requested by Robert Kennedy   Boston Negroes Urged To Protest Segregation

Bobby Kennedy Urges Congress To PassCR Law That Will Handle Race Problems In Courts

Robert Kennedy Leadoff Witness On Rights Bills   Presidents brother  ~ Urges Laws to Solve Racial Problems In Courts.

Urges Rights Settlements in Courts   ROBERT KENNEDY FIRST SPOKESMAN

issues Would Go To Courts —Not Streets  Attorney General BE cosine: smapdifion ee   Attorney General Opens Fight For 7-Point Program

Bob Kennedy Pushes Program   Civil Rights Fight  Opens In Congress

Kennedy Makes Appeal Lawmakers Open Battle On Civil Rights Program »

AT GUANTANAMO BASE Report Says Captain Dismissed After Killing Cuban In 1961

AFFAIR HUSHED UP BY GOVERNMENT  Marine Reportedly Dismissed for Killing Cuban

Columnist Says 3 Marine Officers Dismissed In Killing Of Cuban Spy

Lute Report Says Cuban Was Killed By U.S. Marine Capt. tn Self Defense

Cost Of Living  Climbs   Price Index Reaches 106.1 For February; Ties All-Time High

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Red Women’s Congress Halts In Wrangling   Mrs. Kennedy’s Name in Argument Over Coexistence

Women's Congress Breaks Up   Mrs. Kennedy’s Name Brought Into Debate

Red Chinese Breaks Up Moscow Meel   China-Indian Border Conflict Sparks Clash

Mixed Schools In Local Hands   Government Would Build Units On Bases In South

Britain's Pride Of Skies Crashes In Flames On Test  Flight: 7 Aboard Perish

British Jet Crashes on Test Flight  Seven Aboard bes ee WPwaak *

No Change in Finance Group Kennedy Tax Plan, Medicare in Setback

Young GOP Leaders Hit Rockefeller  Basenser Chatirmer   Former Chairmen Label Charges As ‘Absurdities’

xs =  Jaeger Files  For Nomination  Parks Chief Running Ene State Sacratar

News of the World in Brief  Frost Suffers Setback   Minuteman Fails   Trial Voted

AF special Report  Alabama Laws Favor Those Fighting ‘Against Integration of the Schools

What's The Next Step In Alabama’s Integration Of Schools?   By REX THOMAS

_, Aren’t Upset By Integration Alabama Teachers Accept Responsibility To Pupils

Nine of 2,000 Schools  Are Integrated in ‘Bama   (AN AP NEWS ANALYSIS)

Student Mob Battles Police in Viet Nam   Hundreds Rounded Up in Newest Saivon Clash

Deadlocked on Fees for Aged Care   Nursing Homes Want Right to Set Own Rates

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Soviet Out OF Moon Race, Briton Says  Manned Landing Too Costly, Is Scientist's Report

Fears Are Mounting for Crew’s Safety  Search Expands for Lost Sulphur Tanker

WEIGHTING AT 106   Tanker's Disappearance Becomes Deener Mystery

Oil Slick Seen Near Key West   Disappearance Of Navy Ship In 1918 Recalled By Story

The American Woman (See story on page 10)           HOME  L-EDITION    Still no trace  of U.S. vessel

Marine Sulphur Queen unfound  Mystery of disappearance of freighter deepens

Planes Sean Atlantic in Vain Search  Chock lh llhaws no   Check in Havana Being Conducted By Swiss Embassy

No Clues Found On Sulphur Ship; Hijacking Hinted   Atlantic Storm Sinking Probed; 39 on Tanker

Mystery of Los Ship Deepens, Hunt Goes on  Tanker May Have Drifted to Cuba, Left Texas Feb. 2

Sulphur Ship Mystery Is Deepening   Speculate It May Be In Hands Of Cubans

LOST TANKER IS UNSOLVET   Search Planes Comb Sea Lanes Where Ship, 39 Men Disappeared; Cuban Hijacking A Possi bility.

MYSTERY OF LOST TANKER IS UNSOLVEL   Search Planes Comb Sea Lanes Where Ship, 39  Men Disappeared; Cu— ban Hijacking A Possibility.

No Word From Ship In 7 Days   Sulphur-Laden Boat With 39 Men Feared Gone

Searchers Find Not Single Clue   Disaster Feared, With No Solution

SUNK OR HIJACKED? _ Tanker's Disappearance — Causes Mounting Tension

Hijacking Is Suggested  =  Search Planes Comb Atlantic For Missing ¢ Sulphur Tanker

No Trace Found of Missing Tanker With 39 Men Aboarc   Coast Guard Planes Search Vast Region Without Result

Missing Ship May Be In Cuba   Could Have Been Hijacked; Swiss Embassy Checking

Conterio Named Board Chairman  Marenisco Supervisor On Board for 14 Years

Johns Hopkins Finding ‘Symptom-Less VirusCould Be ‘Cause Of Mental Retardation

Located in Newfoundland —  Explorers Find Traces  Of Early Viking Village

Moral Crisis Here Beyond Sectionalism —  Conscience Of All , Citizens Appealed  To In Radio-TV Tall

JFK Outlines Broad Civil Rights Plans   Calls on People for Help to Bring End te Race Discrimination

Unvelis Plans On Civil Rights During Speech  President Cites Alabama Crisis In His Appeal

Outlines Broad Program Of Legislation To Halt Rising Tide of Discontent

 Freeze Forecast Tonight  Cold Has Not Harmec Peaches, Other Crops

- Another Warning Issued For Tonight $$ ag issued ror tonight  Peaches Eseape Frost Damage

Antidiscrimination Display  Police Arrest 55 Pickets in Brooklyn

More Negro Pickets Jailed In Brooklyn   _ 55 Carried Away By Police

55 Pickets Arrested At Work Site   Civil Rights Group In Token Effort To Block Trucks

MAYOR WAGNER TO CONFER WITH LEADERS  _ Trucks Blocked By Racial Pickets

Police Arrest A3-Protesters In Brooklyn  Negro Spokesmen Plan Talks With

Rail Heads Okay  Kennedy Formula   Antidiscrimination Pickets Bar Trucks’ Path in Brooklyn

Atheists Visit Vatican Khrushchev’s Daughter, Son-in-Law ‘Moved’. ~  ‘By Audience With Pope

y-Making Audie  ‘Khrushchev’ s Son-In- Law ‘Very impressed’ By Meeting With Pope

ATHEIST IN THE VATICAN K’s Son-In-Law Meets With Pope; ‘Very Moved

Sparkman Calls For Approval Of Test Treaty   Alabama Senator Warns Of Perils In Nuclear War

War Said Treaty’s Alternative   Aid Money Can’t Buy  Friends, Solon Says

76 Are Counted In Favor Senators Want To Orate But Treaty Seems Secure

Sparkman Calls For Ratification ‘Of Limited Nuclear Test Ban Pact

Second Week Of Debate On Treaty Begun   Mansfield Moves For Speedup With Overtime Sessions

Sparkman Asks Ratification of Test Ban Treaty  Nuclear War Would ‘Solve’ Problems

Sparkman Asks Passage Of Test Pact   Senate Begins Second Week Of Debate On Treaty

Senate Resumes Debate  Sparkman In Support  Of Nuclear Test Pact

Sparkman Says If Treaty Fails, Nuclear War May Solve’ Our Problems

Conservative Forces Map Tax Strategy  Seek Pressure To Hold JFK's New Budget Plan

Disaster on Final Day of Diving Tests   Last Sound From Submarine  ‘Was One of Ship Breaking Up’

BENEATH: 8,400 FEET OF OCEAN Garbled Message Brought First Hint of Thresher’s Tragic Saga

Castro Adds Clothing To Ration List   Campaign Against United States Is Being Stepped Up

' Package Delayed To September  Senate To Tackle Other Bills ‘Before Considering Rights   Wallace Seeks Protest To D. C. Demonstration

‘Should Have Cov ered for Fellow Medic’ 3 Doctors Angry At Dunn in Death

ror county attorneys - Guidelines are set   Where liquor may be served

New Round 01 Cold Weather Into Kansas   Sub-Zero Readings In Much Of State Tonight

Rail Emergency Panel Suggests Job-Cut Terms   Board Advises Final and Binding Arbi tration If Negoti ations Fail.

To Avert Strike  Board Tells Union, Rails  To Seriously Negotiate Wael: Dulane Within 2n Naue  ett JU we

ITALY’S BACKING BUOYS BRITAIN   Macmillan Ends His Visi in Aura of ‘Psychologiral Triumoh’

To British M arkei Desires ,   Other Common Market stories on Page 2 —

Italy Pledges Full Support To British   Endorse Kennedy Stand On Nuclear Force For NATO

Macmillan Wins Aid  From Italy  Fanfani Makes Bid To Undo ‘No’ By French

 Macmillan Ends 3-Day Visit Italy Gives Full Backing  To Britain’s Market Bid

In Kansas senate Bill To Eliminate Lures For Industry May Start Debates

CONGRESS SET FOR PROMPT ACTION   Will Seek To Avert Nationwide Strike July 29   To Base Legislative Rec: ommendations On Report Submitted By Panel

Wirtz To Meet With Both Sides Late Today  Kennedy Sends Report To Conaresse Mondav

JFK Rail Proposals Awaited   Quick Congressional  Action Seen Necessary

Strike Threat:  Congress Is  Ready to Act On Rail Woe   Monday, Kennedy Will Submit Issue To the Lawmakers

CAN'T AVERT TRAIN STRIKE SOLONS FEAR   Week Not Enough For Legislation, View Of Majority

Rail Dispute Action Set By Congress  Few Members See Approval In Week’s Time

Congress Set To Take Up Rail Dispute   Kennedy Proposal May Not Get OK Within First Week

Congressmen Prepare for Rail Action  But Most Doubt If Legislation Can B.

Congress Ready To Move --   Quick Action To Bar Rail Strike Predicted

Congress Working On Rail Dispute  Hope to Set Legal Machinery to Avert Crippling National Strike

KENNEDY PROPOSALS DUE MONDAY   Congress Clears Decks For Fast Action But  ~ Hopes For Postponement Of July 29 Strike Deadline.

Time Is Now Key Issue in Rail Dispute   Weekend Meetings Slated in Final Try at Reaching Avreemen

gn  Congress Set For Action In Rail Dispute  Will Move Promptly On Kennedy's Plan To Prevent Strike

Battle Joined On Markups, Permit Limits   Senator Black fs Co-Sponsor With Chavez

LIVES LN FIUNDEN FASHIUN  Man Flees Hubbub of Big City, Settles in Woods

WHERE  STAND  By HANK GREENSPUN   Fear All 4) Killed in Air Crash

Jordan Official  Resigns  Demonstrator:  ee Soa...   Demonstrators Demand Unity Among Arabs

Get Your Foot Off:My Porch .   ‘Arab Unity Fever Sweeps Jordan; ‘Demonstrations Imperil Government

Jordanian Head Quits Amid Riots   Deinonstrators “Demand Country “Jom Arab Union

Jordan Under Pressure for Arab Nation  ~ Public Outbreaks Force Resignation PAE B.'... OA a

Jordan's Prime Minister Resigns After Debate  Attacks by einen Of Parliamen

Rifai Quits As Premier  Of Jordan.  Rioters Demand Nation Become  UAR Member

Extra Police To Keep ‘Down Halloween Pranks    [DON’T WEAR MASKS, lsavS HEALTH CHIEF

Extra Police To Keep Down Halloween Pranks   ‘DONT WEAR MASHS, AVS HREATTH CHIEF

Eternal flame burns at Kennedy s grave’   Midnight visit to grave  Jackie starts packing   Politics halted by Rockefeller and Goldwater

Widow Visits Grave Again   800,000 Mourners Line Streets To Pay Homage to Slain Chief

‘Eternal Flame’ Burns At Grave Ww Ww Ww ke Last Memorial To Slain President

John Kennedy Rests Among Honored Dead   Everlasting Flame Burns at Grave of Martyred President

‘Eternal Flame’ Burns As Lasting Memorial Over Kennedy Grave   3 Assassination Inquiries Develop

Military Guard. Posted.      ‘Eternal Flame’ Burns  At Grave Of Kennedy   VP T'Memorialiaes “ a oe a ae     Virginia Pays L Last Tribute To Kennedy

Eternal Flame To Burn As Lasting Tribute To Slain 35th President

Kennedy ls Buried At Arlington   Military Guard Posted For Week; National, World Officials Attend

Eternal Flame Burns At John Kennedy Grave   JFK's Family To Leave White House Soon

CRITICALLY WOUNDED IN POLICE DRAG  Escaped Convict Griffith Shot, Recaptured At Phoenix

Mother, son shot to death  Wild gun battle between police, three gunmen

Bloody Little Battle Ends   US Suffers Biggest Loss In Viet Nam —

Americans, Vietnamese Pick Up Dead, Wounded In Wake Of Grim Battle

Casualties In Viet Nam  Evacuated   Grim Fyvidence Of Bloody Battle Seen Across Delta

 Hundreds Of Casualties Big Viet Nam Battle _ Beginning To Subside

Pick up dead after battle—   Vietnamese show little interest in chasing Reds

Major Battle Comes to End In Viet Nam  Nhoand Weunded   Dead, Wounded Picked Up From River Delta Area

Battle Area Quiet InWake of 20-Hou Clash With Reds  Vietnamese and Americans Pick Up Dead and Wounded

RICE PADDY BATTLEFIELD  Dead Collected After 20-Hour Viet Battle

Viel Nam:  Gather Dead, Wounded, in Battle Area  Grim Evidence of Fighting Remains Te Rien Daddinc

Losses Heavy As Reds Trap Viet Nam Force   Americans Lose Three Soldiers When Five ‘Copters Are Downed

Casualties . Are High In Viet Battle   Three Americans Among Victims Of Communists

Signs of Battle Grim Following Mekong Fight   U.S. Casualties Are One Result of Red Gunfire Wednesday

Red Guerrillas Routed Vietnamese Count Casualities  After Bitter 20-Hour Battle

Major Fighting Subsides; Many Are Wounded   Each Side Most Concerned With Those Injured

Vietnamese, Reds Back Away After Fierce 20-Hour Battle   Plane Rams Chicago House, Three Killed

Lung Ailment Fatal To Top Bandleader  Ted Weems, 62, Gave Start To Como, Other Stars

Floods Starting To Recede But Hundreds Homeless And Damage To Run Into Millions

Many Cities Face Threat of Floods As Rivers Crest   Millions in Damage; Many Leave Homes

Hundreds Flee Flooded Towns  Scores Of Cities ‘Become Swamps  ‘During The Week

Hundreds. Fleeing Advancing 1 Floods  . Crést on Ohio River Expected at (ie nt: Baofnns Uitdatoht

Hundreds Of Persons Flee Floods   Cold Wave Hits Northern Midwest; Subzero Recorded

Favorite Son Movement Grows  GOP Contenders Must Hustle For Support

Scramble On ‘Toward  Primaries Favorite Son Move Changing Picture

Clay Committee  Asks Aid Slash   Group Calls For Control Spending

Committee Suggests Cuts In Foreign Aid Program: Chief Has ‘Soft Answer’ —

Issues Call For Tighter  Supervision   Use By Recipient Nations Should Be Strictly Controlled

Closer Control Over Recipient Use Suggested   Half-Billion Trim Soon as Poccible

Presidential Committee Says Foreign-Aid Program Is Half A Billion Dollars Too Bia

Tell JFK To Slash Foreign Aid: A Blow To His Plans   $500 Million Cut Uraed

Clay Hits At Funds Waste   Study Group Says Program Scope Too Broad, Asks Early Cutback

10-Man Study Group Tells Kennedy U.S. Attempting Too Much for Too Many

Too Much... . «. FOr Peo Man  Reduce Foreign Aid Kennedy Is Warned

soma Libya Plans-Fo-Rebuild Town“?  Search Halts For 40 Missing In Quake-Shattered El Mary

Alabama Guard Returning Home  - Third Negro Enters University Quietly

TEMPER ATIIO“R<   Guardsmen Freed From ‘Bama Duty   ACTIVE DUTY   NO REACTION

WEATHER    esegregation Witn Little ranrare  ‘Racial Barriers Lowered Quietly in Many Sant States

Mississippi Is Single Holdout Racial Barriers Coming Down in South

Desegregation Process Gets Little Fanfare   SOME PROGRESS MADE QUIETLY IN SOUTHERN CITIES

Accomplished With Litthe Or No Panfare     Desegregation Takes Place Peacefully In Many Spots

What You Don't Hear Racial Barriers Lowered Throughout the Seuth

Police Move In to Quell Possible Race Rioting   Peaceful Integration Overshadowed by Tales of Violence

Restraint New Word On Budget   President Vows To Hold the Line On Bigs Spending

Bar May Vote on Catania  Request Seen De. a 4 wae   Request Seen By Scranton

} l . . Not Mourning Pottery Demise  Zanesville Putting *ZIP’  Into Industrial Program

Won't Seek Federal Aid Zanesville Organizes To Put Z—I—P Into Industry

News Index   Zanesville Is Pulling Itself Lp With Own Bootstraps

Salmon Scarce  Alaska’s Bristol Bay Area Faces Helpless Insecurity

pad ews For Salmon Lovers  Bristol Bay Area Reports Worst Season In History For Bav’s Rich Red Fishery

Alaskan Area Faces Bleak Poverty As Result Of ‘Worst’ Salmon Season

Kennedy Orders Military Forces Toward Viet Nan   Move Directed To Guard Lives Of U.S. Citizens

Antitrust Charges Dismissed   General Motors Is Acquitted In Suit On Franchise Issue

Federal Judge Clears General Motors Of Antitrust Charges; System Upheld

St iT IS ENDED  cease eae A ES ER RE ey  U.S. Judge Aequits G.I.

Liberal Victory Seen InCanada  ~ Voters May Oust  Diefenbaker Monday

Election Monday  Win for Liberals Is Seen in Canada   Mislaid Kennedy Note: ‘Cited in Mentreal Star

Liberals Look For Victory af Canadian Polls  More Than 16,000 Hear Pearson at  6 6Dallyv in Teronta

California And Rio Grande Hard Hit a er SES EAE  Freeze Grips Nation

A Repeat Of Last Week’ $ Miseres . Frigid- Weather Stings  ections Of Nation

Thames River, Venice Lagoon Frozen by Winter's Blast   ‘Freezing Weather Again Grips U.S.

Rough Weather Extends Across Much of Nation   Frigid in Midwest, South Has Tornadoe:

Frigid Weather Stings Wide Area of U. §.   Old Man Winter Hurls His Roughest Sample Of Current Season

Carbon Copy Of Last Week  Weather Across Nation Still Miserable   Warmer Temperatures Spread Across Kansas

Cold Wave Batters Wide Areas  * * * ae ik k® * * * * x * * * * *  1 rr Se we £& z maa i, a met oT —_———* —e   Texas, California Crops Again Get Freeze Threat

Winter Hits Rough Blow In Midwest   Freeze Extends Into Texas; Zero Belt In Ohio Valley

Numbing Cold Slams Vast Areas Of U.S.   Temperatures 30 Below In Some Sections

Adlai Joins Others In Reassuring U.S. Reds In Cuba No Big Threat

Stevenson Says... Russian Troops  In Cuba Are Not ‘Threat?’ To U.S.

Measure — Goes Back To House  Largest Increase Is in Field Of   Largest Increase Is in Field Of Hiaher Education

Could Develop From Public Assistance E-xpenditures, Governor Says

4,000 Attend  Funeral of 3  Bomb Victim: Three Negro Girls   Three Negro Girls Buried After Servic In Birmingham

3 Negro Girls Buried — Deaths Not in Vain, ~ Say Funeral Speakers

Victims of Church Bombing Buried  Didn’t Die in Vain, Says Nearo Leader

BIRMINGHAM BOMBINGS  “They Didn't Die In Vain,’ Says Negro Leader Of Girls

White Minister Preaches  Thousands At Funeral Of Explosion Victims

Break in Impasse May Be Near  House OKs Funds  For Kinzua Project

Riot Police Disperse Demonstrators In North Carolina Racial Violence   Other racial crisis stories on Page 2

Fellin, Throne R Return To Their Homes; Hope Fades Bova Will Be Found Alive

About to Abandon Any Hope of Finding Bova   Two Rescued from the Mine Leave Hospital.

Miners May EndHospita Stay Today   Bova Remains Lost; Hope of Finding Him Alive All But Ended

Three Men Jailed Under Lindbergh Law   Federal Agents Announce Sinatra Kidnaping Case Has Been Solved; Bail Set at $50,000 Each for Trio

Most Of Ransom Recovered  Kidnapers Arrested: Sinatra Praises FBI

“Think We've Got ‘Em All, Agent Says   $216,865 of Ransom Picked Up; Sinatra Praises FBI Work

Sinatra Praises   One Of Trio Was Classmate Of  Sinatra Jr.’s Sister, "Wee: Be Rares Diecast

Most of $240,000 ransom recovered; solved, says FBI; no others sought

Case Is Broken, Suspects Named Charge Kidnap   ER Je Welding Tein   FBI Is Holding Trio In Sinatra Abduction

Nearly All Of Ransom Money Found  Kidnaped Youth’‘s Father Praises  manmte Caw tA/ ae

Weather   40,000 Ransom Recovered  31 Arrests Three In Sinatra Kidnapince

3 Men Held; Find Bulk Of Ransom  Trio Faces Life Imprisonment; Sinatra Praises FBI

Three Men Are Arrested In Sinatra Kidnapping; Recover Most Of Money

Biggest Part Of Ransom Recovered  Los Angeles Area Men  Nf. Baan Tif TPorene   Les Angeles Area Men  ‘May. Face Life Terms

Almost All Of Ransom  Recovered   FBI Solves Case, Grabs 3 Suspects In L, Ai Area

NEARLY ALL THE RANSOM RECOVERED   Two Held In Los Angeles, One In San Diego As Hollywood's First Kidnaping Is Solved.

Raided House Was Hideout For Abductors  $216,865 Located By Agents Afte Arrest of Group

Three men arrested in Sinatra kidnaping Nearly all of $240,000 ransom money  recovered: Sinatra, Sr., praises the FBI

‘Thank God. It’s Over,’ Says Father  $50,000 Bond For Suspected Abductors

Three Men Nabbed For Kidnaping  Ahacs at Rancam   Most of Ransom Money Found In Sinatra Episode

Nearly All Of Ransom  Recovered   Suspects Captured By FBI Agents in Southern Californis

THREE MEN CHARGED IN KIDNAPING   Federal Agents Believe Trio Is  All Involved

=BI Labels Case as Solved: $216,865 of  Ransom Is Regained   Bail for Each of Tric — Placed at $50,000; Could Get Life

ALMOST ALL OF RANSOM RECOVERED   Find $216,865 In Hideouts Of Two Suspects  VICTIM'S FATHER   Lavish In Praise Of FBI After Arrest Of Men With Crime Records

Capture All the Sinatra Kidnapers, 3, Nearly All of $240,000. Ransom

Nearly All of $240,000 Ransom Is Recovered   Trio Arraigned And Held Under $50,000 Bond

Famous Singer-Actor, Father Of Abduction Victim, Calls FBI's Handling of Case 'Masterful’

early All or Ransom Money is Recovered—  FBI Arrests 3 Suspects in Sinatra Kidnapina

FBI Recovers Nearly All of Ransom Cash   Identify Suspects In Kidnaping; Trio All Have Records

Settle Milk Strike  Last Five Big Dairies Come To Terms; Give Pav Hike

Meets with cabinet today Johnson moves for unity in nation’s tragic time   New President, 55, is hard driver  Lyndon B. Johnson has seantithin as man who gets things done

Guards Patrol Feed Mill Ajter Hoard of $500,000 Is Uncovered in Pig Sty

liberals Press Debate In Council  ‘Separated Brethren Said Christians Too

- MOSCOW ISSUES PROTEST-— Blames U. S. For Exile Attack On Red Ship

SAYS MOVE BREACH OF AGREEMENT   Similar Charges Denied Earlier By Americans

Soviet Note Blames U.S. For Exiles’ Raid on Cuba   Moscow ‘Expects Measures to Prevent Provocations

RUSSIA BLAMES CUBAN EXILES ATTACK ON U.S.   SAYS DANGEROUS AGGRAVATION I$ BEING BUILT UP

Soviets Hold United States Responsible For Attack On Freighter By Cuban Exiles

JFK Tot Takes Turn For Worse   Regional Catholic Official Blasts Duke City Movies

500 Children Exposed?—  Oklahoma Town Is Apprehensive Over Meningitis Case —

> Rundown On Legislature .  Minimum Wage Hearing Set    Elmhurst Property Owners Oppose Change Fuller’s Rezoning Request Again Rejected By Council

Construction grants, loans  Johnson signs $1.2 billion bill  to aid colleges

$1.2 BILLION SCHOOL AID BILL SIGNED; TO GIVE YOUTH ‘EDUCATION DESERVE’

Johnson signs college aid bill  Most significant education bill passed’

On Inside Pages   Did Butts-Bryant Phone Call Bare Information Vital to Gamblers? .. .  Football Fix Or Fantasy—That's Question in Georgia-Alabama Case

Revolt Ends In Canadian Penitentiary   Three Convicts Win Transfer Demands After Holding Guarc

)4-Hour Day Teletype Will Be Available  Hope To Lessen Dangers In Any Piosswetmnt @ticci nt

Heletype fo Link Kremlin And Pen entagon  HISTORIC ‘HOT LINE’ PACT SIGNED   Accord Hailed

Kremlin - White  Historic ‘Hot Line’ Agreement Signed By U.S. and Russia

Microfilu wrvice P. 0. Boz 8066 Daliace Terrase   Russia, U.S.Sign ‘Hot Line

Sign Accord For ‘Hot Line’   J.S. and Russia Reach Agreement himed to Avoid War by Accident

United States, Soviets Agree  On ‘Hot Line’   Agreemeiut Signed At 17-Nalion Geneya Arms Conference

Establishment of Communications Link Between Washinaton and Moscow OK'd

U.S., Russia Sign Accord On ‘Hot Line’   First Firm Agreement In 17 Years of Talks; Link Kremlin, Pentagon

Stocks   ait "Me ETO AYVETEUEUEY 4240U U0 € Se peeeewree —  ‘US oF Russia Sign ‘Hot Line’ eal

U.S. Saves 200 in Peril  Near Italy Dam Reservoir   Start Probe Of Disaster

U. S. Helicopters Remove Villagers  — ahead  More Evacuated From Italy Disaster

Undermined by reservoir overflow  U.S. copters snatch 200 Italians from village

EVACUATE MORE FROM ITALIAN DAM SITE TODAY  SAY SMALL TOWN IS UNDERMINED

HELICOPTER AIRLIFT FROM LAKE BRINK   Residents Of Undermined Village Near Dam Disaster Are Removed; Deny New Slide Peril.

Copters Litt 200 From Slide Spot   Village Undermined By Dam Overflow; Disaster Probed

U. S. Army Helicopters Snatch 200 From Village;  Italians Debate Situation

“CITY RICHER BY £1.:062.02   Water Undermines Village -"Copters Rescue 200 At Vaoint Dam

ue. Helicopters Remove Villagers  More Evacuated From Italy Disaster

Contract Let On Interstate 40   Construction Set  West of Gallup

Arizona Firm Bid Is Low   Sundt Company Apparent Winner Of Big Project

Here’s a Comedian Who Never Had a Comedian’s Main Stage Prop — a Wife

Former Oklahoma Woman, 2 Sons ’ Killed in Plunges From 21st Floor

Be re Mother Tosses Baby Out Window, Leaps With Another In Her Arms

Less Measures Filed by Solons  Only 772 Measures In Hopper So Far

Fewer Bills Filed By Solons  Only 772 Measures  In Honner So Far

Signal Orbits New Detection Satellite   Will Note A-Blasis In Vast Reaches of Snace.

WIO:CAN BLAME HIM? Man. Goes‘Berserk While  _ Computing Income Taxe:

US Caneels Some Atomic Explosions  Not Related To New Ke nnedy Note  — FF Fg i.

US Erases Three Tests At Nevada  Action Follows Word Of New Note From ’K

New K Note Being Studied  U.S. Abruptly Galls Off Nuclear Explosions

Scheduled for Nevada testing site  U.S. cancels three nuclear explosions

U.S. Cancels Three Tests OnSchedule   Explosions Voided Following Receipt Of Khrush’s Letter

US. Calls Off A-Tests In Nevada  Kennedy Studies New Note From   Kennedy Studies New Note From Soviet Premier

President Studying New Note From Nikita— US Abruptly Cancels Nevada N-Test Series

CANCEL THREE NUCLEAR TESTS AT NEVADA SITE   ACTION FOLLOWS BITTER PROTEST FROM RUSSIANS

U.S. Abruptly Cancels Three Nuclear Tests  Move Follows Word IEW © tna less un se Al aca,   Move Follows Word JFK Studying New Note From Nikita

US. Checks Out 3 Test Blasts At Nevada Site  Kennedy Is Studying New Khrushchev Note

Report JFK Studies Note F rom Khrush   White House Says Message Has No Bearing On Action

MEETS WITH ADENAUER ON NATO NAVY   President Late In Arriving For Conference With German President, May Be Having Back Trouble.

Kennedy, Adenauer Talk  NATO Nuclear Missile Fleet Is Key Objective to Meeting

K sends K personal note on buildup   Letter to Soviet Premier presses for withdrawal

Kennedy May Press For Early Removal Of Troops in Cuba  Procident Plans Note to Nikita   President Plans Note to Nikita

Integration Is Marked By Scuffles   Desegregation In Other Areas Mostly Peaceful

Lawless Dog patch ‘Quieting Down’   - Uneasy Cali Hangs Ov er Site _of Slaying, Church Burning -

Two king salmon is limit F-G officials announce snort fishing changes

State Tax, Budget Plans Draw Fire   Scranton Meets Opposition From His Own Party

Return to Work, French Premier Urges Miners  Pompidou Warns amt, ‘- 7eTt “7 F   Pompidou Warns ‘Catastrophe’ Possibl If Strike Continues

END TO JUNTA SOUGHT  U.S. Ambassador Meets Korean Leader On Military Rule Issue

U.S. Exerts Pressure On Korean Chief   4-Year Extension Of Military Rule lres Washington

 Little French Support  Sec. Rusk Plans More Talks ‘In Russia on Nonagagression

Rusk Plans Talks With Khrushchev   Secretary To Stay On In Moscow Afte Signing Of Treaty

mn es Ae Rs  Five Players Appear Before Investigators —  Committee Invites Aikhnce Te   Committee Invites Others To Testify -To Shed Light’ ~~

Kuchel Raps Hate Groups as Red Aids   Receives Strong ’ Support in Fight -on Extremists

Finale coming Feb. 1   Village tailors zoning suit to fit Twp. customers

LB) Presses For Reform Of Vote Laws   Commission Report Critical of States’, U.S, Ballot Usage

U.S. Resumes Diplomatic Relations With Honduras, Dominican Republic

Racial Strife ts Toepie Of Three Conterences With President Kennedy   Mourn Murder  in Chureh

On Inside Pages   Church Bomb Victims .. . Thousands Mourn  4 Negro Children

TROUBLED CONSCIENCE  Church Bombing Is Mourned By Quiet Protest Marches

How lt Wuz  CORN’ GROWIN’ HEAT AND HUMIDITY HERE  CONTINUE — NEED PAINEAT! EAD renpe

How It Wuz  CORN GROWIN’ HEAT AND HUMIDITY HERE CONTINUE — NEED  RAINFALL FOR CROPS

BUT 6 as “MESS. 4GE’ REM. {INS Press Calls Release  Kennedy Vietory

Tschirgi Is Described ‘Unsafe to Be at Large’   Mike Praises Mines in Senate Speech

JUMP. NOW, LOOK LATER Strolling on Trestle, No Place to Run and Here Comes Trair

Challenges By GOP Fall Short   Demo Victorious In Close Kentucky Governor Race

Demos Turn Back GOP Challengers  As Racial Issues Dominate Elections

Mississippi, Kentucky, Philadelphia  Democrats Block GOP Bids for 3 Key Posts

Dems Win  Kentucky,  Mississippi But Blue Grass  Governor Race  Mighty Close

‘BAD PIECE OF LEGISLATION’ Rolvaag Exercises Ist Veto,  Rejects Sunday Closing Bill

BY SEEKING ‘UNDUE PROFITS’ Defense Firms Endangering  Free Enterprise—Rickover

COR, totaal   Facing Tough Task  De Gaulle Visits Bonn To Bolster New Treaty

De Gaulle Starting on Bonn Visit   Seeks to Swing W. Germany Around To His Program

To Counteract Kennedy’s Triumph... .     DeGaulle Seeking Support  For European Plans in Bonn

 Concentrates on Leaders  De Gaulle Effort to Sway ‘West German Stand Expected

May Improve Relations Heads of Other Faiths Hai Pope’s Visit to Holy Land

You'll Find   Still, No Smoking g Or Fire  Steady Rainfall Puts End To Drought

Rainfall Ends Long Drought [In Pennsylvania   Precipitation Expect: ed to Continue Through Tonight In Most of State.

Fire Levels Brentwood Supermarket   $750,000 Loss From Blaze At Verscharen’s

Reds Orbit New Type Space Ship   Khrush Favors Joint Project On Moon Flight

Russ Launch Maneuverable  Space Vehicle  Khrush Now Warmer To Idea of U.S.-Red  Space Cooperation

Russ Orbit Maneuverable Craft: K ‘Not Against’ Joint Moon Trip »

Inside Today   Judges Told ‘Bar Hears Perry Mason  Advocate Counsel For All

SPEAKING AS RAYMOND BURR Perry Mason “Lays Down Law’ To Judges At Meet

Air Rate Agreement ‘Welcomed In Britain   U.S. Reverses Stand; West European Governments Have Not Yet Commented

N. Central Building Plans Fold  Denies Zoning Fi _ Forced Decision

MIU. WI VUC. Special Legislative Session Not to Study School Problem

Soldiers ready to  step in City appears almost normal   On the inside   Reported veto threat prompts tax caucuses

Governor Says Bill As Written ls Unacceptable   Caucuses Held By Both Parties On Changes

Present Measure Unacceptable, Will Be Vetoed: Hughes—  Try for Compromise on Tax Bill

Red Giants Make Move  for Unity  Peking Invites   Peking Invites K to Peace Talk

Where Youd! Find:   Mao Invites K to Visit   MAdO HIVES WTO VISIE  Red China, Russia Move to Heal Rift

Soviets And Red Chinese Near Big Step   Mao Invites Khrushchev To Talk On Rift

Holdup At Mountain Restaurant   Armed Pair Take $50 In Cash At Route 46 Spot -

prroaie7 Pundits Ponder Political Punch sees  Gov. Rockefeller Weds Divorcee

Ceremony At Home Of Brother   Bride Is Former Campaign Worker   Comment

LWUAdE Ud SECEU BEUSUU RE eee  Prisoners Revolt, Demands Granted

2 Convicts Win Transfers Guard Released  After Negotiations With Officials

Rioters Free Prison Guard. Violence End:   ~ Prisoners Given Transfer In Return ‘For Man’s Release

Lost Mine Legend  Crawford Old-timers Say Indians Knew Where Community News, Page 25      3 B.C. Convicts Win Transfer To Other Prisons: Guard Released

British Columbia Prisoners Riot  Transfer of Three Brinas Uprisina End

Massive Aid Being Rushed To Quake-Ravaged Skopje; Toll Is In The Thousands

PETITION FALLS SHORT Civil Rights Bill Action Said Stalled Until 1964.

\Strife at Alabama U Almost Certain  ‘Escort Idea Gets No. Reaction

President  Silent On  Negro Idea No Comment Made  On Proposal To Escort Students

Little Interest at White House in Bid for Kennedy To Escort Negroes

As Personal Escort a ersone’ Sscort  Kennedy Is Cool To ’Bama Plan

Alabama U Integration  White House Cool to Idea President Escort Students

Rev. King Wants JFK To Escort Negroes Into U. Of Alabama   No Indication That Suggestion Is Receiving Serious Consideration

Silence Greets Negro Proposal  Suggest Pres. Kenned Fr... , bi... @ea fig

Spokesmen Silent On Escort Idea  Negroes Suggest JFK. Accompany  Alahnawmea Stedanta

Neutrals Edge Disarmament Proposal   Administration Appears Cool On JFK Escorting Students

ECONOMY BLOC Republicans to Study Kerner Bud. vet, Appropriation Bills

ECONOMY BLOC. Republicans to Study. Kerner: Bud get Annronriation Bills:

Johnson Appeals — To Nation   Asks Prayers, Help To Guard Republic And Guide His Labos

30 Days To Better Grades -No. 3  lt’s Important To Study Your Teacher

Tax, Tourist Bills Signed By Governor  Measure Will Levy   Measure Will Levy $33 Million Extra For Texas Budget

Way Suggested To Help Keep Screwworm diel From Being Stopped In Texas

Khrush Attack Unprecedented   Economic Pressure on Peking Revealed

To Watch Election For Omens   Kennedy, Others Hope to See How ’°64 Winds Blow

NGCE 5Ue IN Opotiigner  Politicians on Watch for Election Trends

Birmingham s Desegregation Pact Is Backed   Some Businesses Say Negro Trade Climbs White Patrons Lag

Birmingham Pac’ Has Backing of Businessmen  Boycott of Stores Reported Budding

White Persons Boycott Birmingham Stores After Bi-Racial Agreement

WEATHER   Birmingham's Desegregation Pact Is Backed  Some Businesses Say Negro Trade Climbs,

PEACE PACT GETS BACKING IN ALABAMA   Some Prominent Leaders Support Desegregation Move   Fewer Whites Ente: Stores Now Frequented by Necroes

. White Shoppers Boycott Stores Negro And White Leaders  Sign Birmingham Compact

Prominent Alabama Businessmen Back Pact to Halt Racial Unrest   White Shopper Boycott Uraed

White Shoppers Staging Boycott In Pact Protest   Economic Slump Hits Birmingham

Economic Plight Becomes Serious— : Prominent Businessmen Back Alabama Agreement

Desegregation Pact In Birmingham Reportedly Has Prominent Backing

In Birmingham   - Desegregation pact backed by Alabama businessmen

Birmingham’s Desegregation Pact ls Backed  me Businesses Say Ne egro Tr ade Cli feng

BUSINESSMEN  SEEK FUND T0  BACK TAX CUT 1,500 CALLED TO  MEETING TODAY TO MAKE PLANS

Group May Enlarge Budget  Tax Cut Unit Seeks F unds for Campaign

Lenten Period  Ends Tonight  At Midnight Papal Message  Expected to Deal With Paanre Thama

Punitive U.N. Action Is Opposed  Stevenson DP... AP.   Stevenson Reveals Move In Council

US. Bans S. African Arms Sales   Stevenson Opposes More Drastic Acts Africans Propose

IN DEx   (TWO SECTIONS, 20 PAGES      13,500 HEAD FOR GERMANY  Armored Division Takes 4 lo the Ave

Troops Awaiting Start of Airlift   2nd Armored Divisio Poised for Overseas

Soldiers Poised for  Big Flight   13,500 Men of Armored Division to Be Ferried 5,600 Miles to Europe

rcise Big Lift’ 's at Midnight   \rmored Division Set ight to W. Germany

Aerobee Rocke! To Gather Moen Dust   Crack 2nd Armored Division Set For Airlift To Germany

2nd Armored Div. Poised For Airlift—  “Let's Get Going’ Mood Grips Huge Tank Base

 Through Deep South  \Integrationist Group Begins ‘Peaceful Walk’

Cooper, Flight At A Glance   ROCKET WATCHERS JAM BEACHES  ‘Space Nuts Return

Ennis Navy Man at S. Pole  Ronald Mraz, anaaioe States Busy on Operation Deep Freeze

Ennis Navy Man at S. Pole ' Ronald Mraz, Commander States  Busy on Operation Deep Freeze

Cloudbursts Pile Woe or Floodlands   Tornadoes Rip Communities in  South, Midwest

NEWS WALKOUT MAY SPREAD T0 OTHER PLANTS   UNION PRESIDENT CALLS MEETING ON LABOR CONDITIONS

ahit 3 RLU  MRS, ALBERT LUNDGREN WAS LONGTIME RESIDENT OF FREDONIA TOWNSHIP  — RITES SATURDAY

Life's End   I MRS. ALBERT LUNDGREN WAS LONGTIME RESIDENT OF FREDONIA TOWNSHIP — RITES SATURDAY

Khrushchev Finds Excuse to Shun Red_ Chinese Durine Conference in Moscow

Khrushchev Again Snubs Red Chinese   Trip to Ukraine Termed Rebuff; Talks to Spaak

Madame Nhu Keeps Hosts Guessing  Petite Visitor Switches Schedule

How Big Is Biggest Budget   - Dollars Would Reach 6,300 Miles Into Space

Budget Reaches 6.300 Miles High  * x * * x * * * * * * * *  President's Financial Request Biecest In U.S. History

EVACUATE LOWLANDS, BEACHES   Ginny Threatens to Rake Coast From Georgia to N. Carolina; Prepare School Shelters For Refugees.

Evacuate Now! Is Order Of The Day It South Carolina  Sa ON   Hurricane Ginny Pointing Her Winds Toward State’s Coast

100-mph Winds Bear Down On Coastal Areas   Weather Bureau Urges Beaches Be Evacuated

Ginny Pointed At. Carolina Coastline Today   Residents of Low Areas Are Warned

Ginny Heads For  Carolina   Residents Of Low-Lying Area: Told To Leave Their Homes

South Carolina coastal residents evacuate as hurricane nears area

LATE NIGHT LANDFALL IS EXPECZED   Gales Smacking Extensive Area  By Mid-Morning

South Carolina’s Coast Evacuated   Fear ‘Eye’ of Unpredictable Ginny Will Moke lts Landfall This Evening

Worst Assault Tonight Viewed By Forecasters   Center 65 Miles From Charleston

Evacuating Coast Area In Carolina For Hurricane   Two State Areas Cooler Today

EVACUATION OF BEACH AREA URGED  ‘Ginny’ Heads For South Carolina

TRMPERATIRES   Kesiaents Make Freparations .  ‘Ginny’ Heads For South Carolina Coast

Hurricane Threat Grows Miurricane i hreat Grows  Coast Area Evacuated

Areas Are Evacuated   Expect Hurricane To Make Landfall Late Tonight 

Hurricane Ginny Aiming Blow at South Carolina   Contact Made With 7 — German Mine  Flood Traps 50

Shelters in Charleston Area Open   Clearing of 100-Mile Belt Urged; Ginny Is Due Tonight

Coast Residents Warned To Flee      Georgia, North Carolina Also Lashed By Ginny’s Gales; Set Up Shelters In School Houses

Erratic Ginny Menaces S, Carolina; Low Lying Areas Ordered Evacuated

Ginny Set To Smash South Carolina Coast   Beach Sections Evacuated In Face Of 100-Mile-An-Hour Winds

Hurricane  Expected By Tonight   Prepare Schools For Evacuees At Charleston

 e e e Hurricane Aims at Carolinas   Should Reach Coast Tonight — 100-Mile Winds

Landfall Likely Late Tonight; Eye May Strike Southwest Of Cape Fear

Evacuation Advised in  Low Areas 95-MPH Winds Are  Pointed at Coast

Hurricane’s Gales Whip Shore Area.   Evacuation Order Given Residents In Coast Sector

Ginny Expected To Hit Tonight  South Carolinians Urged To Evacuate Beach Arer:

Carolinas Face Blast by Ginny’  Erratic Hurricane Heads for Coast

Hurricane Ginny expected tonight  Residents of 100-mile strip flee low-lying ground

Ginny Bearing Down  On S. Carolina Coast Hurridane: Carries 100-Mile Winds

Residents Leaving Homes  Hurricane Aims Winds At Coast OFS. Carolina

Hurricane Ginny Due To Hit Coast Tonight   Low-Lying Areas Around Charleston Evacuated; Shelters Ready for 7,000; School’s Out and Stores Are Boarded

- DON'T EAT CARLIC OR MAKE PROMISES   BUNA PA RSA re  Even Santa Claus has t to > follow the rules

EVEN SANTA IS" REGIMENTED!  Don’t Scare The Kids, ‘Graduates’ Are Told

WEATHER   Even Santa Claus Follows Rules   1,500 Persons Turn Out To Welcome Santa Claus

-Age Of Regimentation —— Even Santa Claus Has To Follow Set Of Rules

DUNT BAL GARLIC OR MARE PROMISES  “ven Santa Claus has to follow the rules

 @ Men Not Getting Job Done  ‘Women Take Command Of Winnebago Urban Renewal

Foiled by a Standard Shiit      GEM BANDITS GOT NO SWAG   83 Million Heist for Nausht

Votes Expected On Civil Rights Bill This Week  Spotlight Is Also n Hearings Over Tax Cut Proposal

Weakening proposals on agende Shape of civil rights bill should he seen this week

Firm Action Shapes on Civil Rights   Senate Schedules Vote on Aid to Higher Education

Court To Hear Fla.  Race Issue   Freedom Riders Wir Hearing By Supreme Court In ‘61 Case

Jen Freedom Riders Get Top Hearing  Another. Facet Of  Segregated Seating Opens Up For Decre

 Most Clergymen... Convicted Freedom Riders Win Supreme Court Hearing

High Court To Review. Conviction   Freedom Riders Jailed In 1961 For Unlawful Assembly

Fairmont Has Fourth $1-Million Day Lumberton And Fairmont  Expect To Sell Capacity

Fairmont Has Fourth $1-Million Day ee enon Day Lumberton And Fairmont  Expect To Sell Capacity

Late Bulletin   DIANE HAUSCHILND’S 980-POUND ANGUS IS CRAIG FAIR CHAMP

Late Bulletin   mh BOVE E. ana DIANE HAUSCHILD’S.  980-POUND ANGUS IS. CRAIC GFAIR CHAMP

WILL THE BOMB GO OFF? Cwil Rights Issues Pose Grave Dang er  Of Racial Violence

- THE DEEPENING CRISIS: How Short Is The Fuse? Racial ‘Time Bomb Ticks’ In U.S. Streets; Miscalculation Could Triager A Blood Bath

Time Bomb In America’s Streets  Racial Crisis Ticks Away: Explosion Could Be In North

What’s Inside   HOW SHORT THE FUSE?  Grave Danger Of Major Racial Violence Indicate

The Deepening Crisis—  How Short Is Fuse To Racial Violence   By BERNARD GAVZER AP Newsfeaturaqc Writer

YEEPENING CRISIS Explosion Point Near  On ‘Racial Time Bomb’   Can It Happen Again?

Congressmen Urge U.S. Action Against Castro, Outline Steps ...Col. 7   Second  In  Series

Vice President Says Ti me Bomb Ticking ln US.   By BERNARD GAVZER AD. Newsfaatures Writer

SKOPJE BEING EVACUATED   Swift, Careful Moves Could Avert Racial Warfare

The Deepening Crisis: 2 Is Racial Time Bomb Ready To Explode:   By BERNARD GAVZER AP WNawecfaatnra Writar

The Deepening Crisis—I. How Short Is the Fuse? Grave Danger of Major Race Violence Confronts U.S.

Special Series On Deepening Racial Crisis Begins— Is United States Now On Verge Of Major Domestic Violence?   By BERNARD GAVZER

Deepening Racial Crisis   epening Racial Crisis  How Short The Fuse?

Debating  Launched  In House Administration   Administration Forces Battle Aaains? Time

VOTE SLATED WEDNESDAY ON BILL   Measure Calls For Slash Of $11 Billion  BOTH SIDES   Claim Victory With Proposal To Limit Spending Possible Snag

HOUSE TURNS 10 TAX BILL; FIGHT SEED   White House Battles to - Get Measure Through  Channels   TIME FACTOR   Main lasue Revolves ” Around Move. to Put * “Limit on: Budget

News Day. Night   Key Vote W ednesday House Launches Tax Cut Debate

Debate On Tax Cut Is Opened”   Congress Fighting Time, Republicans, And CR Measure

Debate On Tax Cut Bill Under Way   Administration's Forces Fighting Aaainst Time

‘Key Votes. Scheduled on ‘Wednesday a: House Opens Debafe on Tax Cut Bill

Tax Cutters Race-Clock In Congress   Key Votes Due In  House Wednesday

Senate Key To Timing Difficulties   JFK Lieutenants Seek $11 Billion Slash This Year

House Begins Tax Cut Study   Key Votes Scheduled Wednesday; Administration Forces Fight Time

The Weather   House Nears Vote On Tax Cut Measure   Administration Seeks To Defeat GOP Amendment

Tax Debate Set Today In House   Key Votes Wednesday May Be Close; Both Sides

Administration Fights for Quick Action and Defeat of Amendment for Budget Curb

Cut in Tax Is Debated  In House   Kennedy Aides’ Job to Defeat GOP Amendment

House Debating Tax Cut Today; Vote Wednesday  oh Aunaini stration a Aaninct

House Opens Debate Today On Tax Slash   ‘Administration Faces Fight Against Time “On Record Tax Cut

Tax Cut Debate Gets Under Way  In Tense House  Key Votes Likely On Effort To Put Limit on Budget

IK Fights Against Time House Starts Debate On 11-Billion Tax Cut

HouseOpens Debate Over Tax Slashes   Key Votes Slated Tomorrow As Both Sides See Victory

Tax Debate Is Opened By House   Administration Forces Fighting  A gainct Time

Debate Opens Today in House On Tax Slashes   Administration Is Fighting Time In Effort at Approval

Tax Debate Starts Today In House   Biggest Job Is To Push Bill Through This Year

In In House  . ae  Tax Bill Debate rs   KERNER SAYS: TRAINING “WILL CUT RELIEF COST

House Hurries into Debate on Tax Cut Bill   Administration Hopes to Avoid GOP Amendment On Budeet Limit.

Biggest Slash in U.S. History... House Takes Up Debate on The $11-Billion Tax Cut Bill

SIX WHITES WOUNDED BY TERRORISTS   Maryland Guardsmen To Enforce 9 p.m. Curfew,  _ Bar Guns And Liquor Sale After Night Of “Warfare.”

400 Troops Told To  Fix Bayonets  _ Night of Terror  ‘Akin to Warfare

Speed 400 Militia to Cambridge   Tight Curbs Follow Up Night in Which Six Whites Wounded

‘Roving Gunmen Shoot Six Whites; Maryland  Governor Issues Order

Guard Troops In Maryland   Roving Gunmen Wound Six Persons In Riots

400 Guardsmen Rush To Terrorized Town   ‘There Is Shooting All Over The City — Almost on the Scale Of Warfare,’ Says Police Major

After night of rioting  Guard sent back to Cambridge   King-inspired walk ends in jail for 23

400 Troops” To. Cambridge After Violence   Night of Terror Called Akin to ‘Warfare

After Night Of ‘Warfare’ In  Racial Dispute  Six Wounded By Shots From Cars During Night

Roving bands of gunmen injure 6  After night of racial ferror akin to warfare

Racial Trouble  Flares   National Guard troops began entering this city today after a night of terror described as akin to “war-fare.”

Bids For Ban Approval  JFK Urges Americans To Join In Historic © Debate On Ban Treaty

When Senate Debates Agreement  Demos Count On-GOP Suppor! In Getting Okay Of Test Ban   President Urges All Americans To Join In Debate On Test Ban Pact

Kennedy Says Test Ban Pact Step To Peace  Asks Americans To Join Debate

Presidential Plea Issued For Support  Nuclear Agreement +r «5 th O64 a. a   Nuclear Agreement Is Called First Step Away From Conflict

q  important First Step’ President Urges Debate Over Nuclear Test Pact

Americans Urged To Join Debate On Test Ban Treaty   President Kennedy Lauds ‘First Step’ To Avoid War, Ease Tensions Among Nations

Debate Test Treaty, JFK Asks Nation   Harriman Gives His Report Today; Pact ‘First Step’ Away From War

Pact Called Retreat From War -JFK Urges ‘Historic’ Test Ban Debat

URGES ALL AMERICANS JOIN DEBATE   Asserts Treaty Not Millenium, Much Work Left

President Calls !t ‘Important First Step' Away From War That Could Take More Than 300 Million Lives  In an Hour

URGES ALL JOIN DEBATE ON TEST BAN   President Seeks Public Support As Senate Weighs Nuclear Treaty; Warns 300 Million Could Die In Hour.

JFK Asks Americans  To Join in Debating Test Ban Aareement   Democrats Need Republicans For Senate Treaty Approval

JFK Asks All in U.S. Join A-Ban Debate   Says Pact Historic Step That Can Save 300 Million Lives

Kennedy Urges Test Ban Debate   Treaty Is for All of Us, Says President in Radio, TV Address

‘Treaty for All of Us? President Urges All Americans  To Back Test Ban

‘Kennedy,  In Grave Note, Tells People It ils Their Duty To Support Test Ban Treaty

Asks All Americans Take Part In Debate On Test Ban Treaty   Pr ‘esident Points Out Horrors Of Atomic War; Says 300 Million Would Die In Less Than An Hour

President Asks Nation To Debate Nuclear Test Ban: Called Step Away From War

President Says Every Citizen ToBe Affected  Treaty Must Get Two-Thirds Okay To Pass In Senate

Kennedy Urges Citizanc In Durch  WITILVIIJ tvet Sit  For Treaty Okay  Says Nuclear Pact Offers First Hopes  > salinities

Kennedy Urges All Americans Join Treaty Debate        300 Bodies Are Recovered Fear Thousands More Dead      Continue Efforts To End Railroad Work Rules Rift

On Neville Island   ‘Step Away From War’ e Kennedy Calls On Nation  To Enter Treaty Debate

*An Impor tant First Step’ iuseary From War  JFK Asks All Americans To Join In Debate On Test Ban

Action Indicates Formal Break Appears Possible  Meeting to Resume goo oe Dusk C:)..   Meeting to Resume Today; Both Sides  Continue Charges

Moscow Meet Near Showdown   Communist Giants "Choose Up Sides’ In Growing Rift

Storm Expected ToGo Inland On Georgia Coast  Peak Winds Reach   Peak Winds Reach 85 Miles An Hour By 11 a.m. Today

GINNY CAN'T MAKE UP HER MIND      JUST LIKE A WOMAN! —   Florida Didn't Panic, But Ginny Eroded Beaches

Hurricane Moving North, Away from Coast of Florida   Watch Being Rept Along Georgia Coast But Storm Declining,

Hurricane Ginny Still Is Threaf   Watch Extended Northward To South Carolina

No Major Damage Is Anticipated   Won't Roar Ashore Within 12 Hours,  Forecasters Say

Ginny's Punch Not Murderous  Barely Qualifies   Barely Qualifies As a Hurricane

Ginny Expected To Come Inland After Midnight   Storm Has Intensified Slightly; Peak Winds Now 85 Miles Per Hou

WON'T MOVE INLAND SAY FORECASTS   Extend Warnings To Myr: tle Beach, S.C. FORECASTERS   Caution Hurricane Gales Could Gain Power If  Direction Changes

 Watch Is Extended  Hurricane Ginny Moving ‘Up Atlantic Coastline

GINNY SPARES FLORIDA COAST Georgia Newest Target OF Beefed Up Hurricane

Winds up to 85 mph reported Expected to go inland sometime after midnight

Ginny Lashes Florida Coast   Chance Of Heavy Damage Drops As Hurricane Shifts   MIAMI (AP)—Hurricane Ginny intensified slightly today and forecasters said she \would likely go inland after   midnight somewhere on the ‘Georgia coast.

Hurricane Picking Up In Strength   It's First Time Strike At Mainland Can Be Predicted

Ginny Unlikely To Turn Inland Over Florida   Has Lost Some Of Punch While at Sea

Ginny Lashes East Coast Of Florida   No Major Damage Expected if She Should Whip Ashore

Hurricane  Watch Now Northward   Ginny Is Drifting Slowly Up Atlantic From Florida

Hurricane Moves Up East Coast   Watch Extended from Daytona Beach North Into South Carolina

INTENSIFIED SLIGHTLY  Hurricane Is Expected To Hit Georgia Coast

Hurricane Loses Some  Of Strength  No Major Damage Expected When

City Will Purchase New Garbage Truck   Retail Volume for Jones County In Year 1962 Stood at High Mark

RETAIL VOLUME IS HIGH  Greene Countians Spend Money for Food and Cars

Told By Wife Of Kennedy’s Death         Connally Recovering, Will Have No Disabling Damage   Elder Kennedy Takes News Well

IZVESTIA-LONDON REPORTS CLASH  Soviets Grant Asylum  To Key Bnitish Agent

Johnson Urges Civil Rights House Cleanine   Vice President Links Property, Human ‘Rights

Senate Awaits Power Play   Governor Putting Pressure To End Minority Filibuster

No More Shoe Banging  Khrush’s Odd Behavior  Sparks ‘Peace’ Rumors

Moore Making Campaign Plans Statements Made  So Far Are On A Moderate Trend

Bellmon Says Loss of Crop No Disaster’   Ottawa County Group Asks Disaster Funds To East Drought Loss

Bellmon Isn't Backing Down on His Stand Regarding State Disaster

POST-CUBA HOPES FOR THAW FADING AWAY  East-West Hostility Reviving

U.S.-Soviet Ties Sliding To Hostility   Hopes for Early Atom Test Ban Now All But Vanished

ROCKET RATTLING, NAME CALLING  Look For Crisis--Moscow Getting ‘Tough’ Ag   Again

Usually Leads to Severe Crisis  U.S., Soviet Return to Rocket Rattlina

Firm Contends Planning Board ‘Milked' Lodge   Strong Language In Charge Reply

EXTENDS POWERS OF MUNICIPALITIES  Hultman Gives Views on ‘Home Rule’

(322 Millio Credit or Argentine  ~ With Loan To Bre   With Loan Yo Brazil $700 Million Aid Sent fe Stabilize

‘OLE MISS’ INVESTIGATORS REPORT Marshals Kept Prisoners Confined On ‘Torture Slab’

Pr ess Cont erence:  Favorite-Son Position Explained By Scranton

No Serious Designs On Nomination, He States— Scranton Says ‘Favorite Son’ Role Important To Northeast

American Astronaut Given ‘Go Ahead’ For 22 Earth Orbits   Alls Well as Faith Seven’ Capsule Goes Round and Round

Gordo Breaks U.S. Records   ‘Go-No-Go’ Decision Due On 17th Orbit: Spaceman Gets His Sleep

Uniléa INdtions: a  ‘Thaw in Cold War Noted At the U.N.  Delegates Meet   Delegates Meet ‘To Open the 18th General Assembly

‘General Motors Profits and Sales Set Records for Nine-Month Period

Nine-Month  GM Report  Is Glowing Best Earnings  For Period -In Its History

JFK Seeks To Soothe  Bonn Fears  ee.  . '8e7e.9 FF.   Minor Withdrawals May Be On Boards

LOGISTICS TROOPS PULL OUT  emcee amet i Sn A tet net pete en ert tt ean manometer atcmete  Gls To Stay in Germany

 If America Attacks Cuba  Russia Threatens U.S. With Nuclear Devastation

Soviets Say Nuclear Arms To Bury. West  Sabre Rattling On Anniversary Of Armed Forces

Attack On Cuba Would. Unleash Woe   Speech Made During Celebration Of Red Armed Forces Day

Soviet Official Threatens to Destroy U.S. If Attack Is Launched on Cuba

President Angry Over Aid Slashes  sabes Ni nde:   Senate Votes $20 Million Cu

Wrath Aimed at Senate....  President Feels Aid Cuts Hamper His Foreign Policy

Essential in foreign policy  JFK makes angry attack on conaress for aid slash

Predicts licts June Boost Boost  Price Rise Halted For Second Month

Living Costs Are Unchanged For Past Month  A Slight Increase Anticipated For

Cost of Living Same in May  Price Level Is Only 1 Per Cent Over ‘62

OWA TRAFFIC DEATHS   Late News Off The AP Wire   RISHOPS SPLIT—   PDICON RPACIAL BATTLE—

Kennedy Says Even Iron Curtain Countries Will Obtain Liberty      Says History Runs Against Marxist Dogma, Not Toward It

™ i ile.  JFK Sees Liberty In Europe   Division Against Tide of History

Suit Names Officials Of City, County   Injiitictioti Action Aiinsiinced By Altoriey Geieral

Suit Seeks To Proteet Vote Right   Government Asks Iniunetion After  Negroes Arrested

Injunction, Release of  8 Sought  Court Ban Asked  On TInteorferanna   Court Ban Asked On Interference With Revistration

DEMANDS — VOTE FOR NEGROES   Bob Kennedy Charges Greenwood And Geyflore County Intimidation, Interference With Negro Registration.

Suit Names Officials Of City, County   Injunction Action Announced By Attorney General

Moves to Halt Interference, Intimidation—  U.S. Acts for Nearo Voters

Bay of Pigs invasion  No U.S. air support was ever promised, Cuban say:

AIR SUPPORT NOT PROMISED   Own Planes Were Knocked Out, Cuban  ’ Invader Says

Own Planes Were Knocked Out — Cuban Invasion Leader Says U. S. Never Promised Landing Air Support

Bay Of Pigs Invaders Never Promised U.S. Air Support, Cuban Leader Reveals

Bloody Battle Is Reported In Viet Nam  District Capital Overrun by Reds, Dam Dai Pillaged

Viet Nam Reds Launch Attack  Fighting Is Bloodiest In Area In Months

Viet Nam Reds Launch Attack  a eee el  eee   Fighting Is Bloodiest In Area In Months

Viet Cong Launches Coordinated Attacks   Bloodiest Fighting in Months In South Viet Nam

Red Forces Open Attack: In Viet Nam   Bladdiest Fighting Of Many Months fi Southern Seetion

Guerrillas Strike Hard In Viet Nam   Pitched Battle Follows Attack By Massed Forece

Guerrillas Hit Viet Nam Town:   Bloodiest Fighting In Many Months Erupts in South

Reds in Massive Viet Nam Action  Capital Is Overrun, One City Js Burned

Commie Attacks Launched  Guerrilla Forces Hit Government Towns Uver Wit, Aene

Cuban Radio Says Movement Is Intense   U.S. Reports Major Landing Is Doubtful

 Exile Spokesman Claims: .  Soviet Troops Move Against Cuban Rebs

Voting To Be H eavy In Cities   Election Supplies Are Distributed In 62 Precincts

Flights Made By Long-Rang Enemy Craft   McNamara Says No Hostile Intent Shown In Any of Actions

Red Planes Fly Over U.S. Carriers   Hostile Intent _ Reported Missing In All Instances

Red Planes Reconnoiter Carriers   McNamara Reveals Series OF Two-Ocear Fliahts To Prase

BOMBERS HAVE FLOWN OVER BIS CARRIERS   Latest Report Involved The Forrestal Near Azores Friday   McNAMARA TELLS REASON FOR DELAY

Russian Planes Flying Over U. S. Carriers in Both Oceans--McNamar   U. S. Not to Permit Russian Troops to Combat Popular Uprisings Against Castro

Asian Flu Kills 120 In New York  Outbreak Is Less Serious Than Those In 1957, 1960

-ANNOUNCEMENT DUE TUESDAY—  Studebaker To Quit Making Cars In U. S8.?

Studebaker To Halt U.S. Production  Will Make Autos   Will Make Autos In Canada; 6,000 To Lose Jobs

Studebaker To Quit US. Car Output   Canada Production Will Be Continued.  News Service Savs

Studebaker Will Move to Canada  South Bend Plant to  Be Closed. Is Report

Studebaker To Shut Down Its US. Car Plant   To Make Autos Only in Canada

Studebaker Cuts Output  Manufacturer To J.” Py (SURE ater. Maman. easel

Taking Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine Easy, Says Head of County Drive, Initial Feeding Set for October 6

County Plan’: First Clinic Slated Oct. 6   Everyhady Urged To Take Advantage Cf Immunization

Bill To Triple Bonding Power Fails To Pass   Deciding Ballot Cast By Ristine Following 24-24 Tie Vote In Senate

F lames Spread To Kight Other Buildings; Many Are Injured   At Same Bensalem Store Four More Cited For Illegal Sunday Sales

New Jersey Boardwalk Hotels Burn   Victims Had Resided In Convalescent Home, Only Seven Escaped

Atlantic City Hotel Fire Takes Estimated 21 Lives, Spreads to Eight Units

7 Flee In Jersey  Disaster   Convalescent Home, Hotels Desiroyed

9 Hotels Burn In Atlantic City   (Pictures On ‘Back Page) By THOMAS J..McINEYRE  2 Dunce Tafarnatinnal

Blaze Spreads To 8 Buildings  12 Persons Injured in Disaster At Famed Ocean-Front Resort

Blaze Destroys Other Hotels On Boardwalk   Injuries Mount; Seven Escape Funeral Pyre

Fire levels hotels on boardwalk   Policemen count seven survivors

House Group Excludes Draftees  ees   Cangress Approva Expected Soon; Etfective Oct. 

Rail Talks Collapse  Natinnewids Walbey   Nationwide Walkout Feared By Officials

Rules Effective July 15  JFK, Congress Final Blocks to Rail Strike

LNRERODEEWIGE OLFIRG FATS     Administration, Congress  See ‘Key’ To Rail Peace

Government On Strike Spot In Rail Talks   Labor Secretary Concedes Role Of Averting Stoppage

ofrize: Government May Enter Rail Dispute  aye Font   Wirtz Concedes Chances Are Grim  Bor 4 Settlement

Only U.S Can Halt Strike   Rail Talk Settlement ‘Exceeding Doubtful’

Astronaut Cooper Begins 72-Hour Preparation For Tuesday’s Flight

Starts Final 72-Hour Drill In Preparation For Tuesdays Trip   Moves Into Pilots’ “Ready Room” At Cape Canaveral Today As Prelude To Scheduled 22-Circuit, 34-Hour Mission Into Space

Cooper Starts Final 72-How Preparation  Astronaut Moves Into ‘Ready Room’ Rar Snare Riioht

Cooper Preparing For His 22-Orbit Flight on Tuesday   Astronaut Moves Into Hanger 8 Ready Room Ri Anon Aauavacat

Cooper Works Before Hight  Begins His Final Preparations For Trip Into Space

DEMONSTRATIONS BARRED  Judge Refuses To Lift Fellow Judge's Ruling

Hotels, Motels, Restaurants Report  Charlotte Says Integration Has Not Affected Revenues

Crime In 8 Major Cities On Increase  Ohio Rate Tops National Figure For Similar Areas

President Repeats Pledge to Curtail Raids by Exiles   Kennedy Heading for Feud with Ike

Some 12,000 still remain 9,000 Soviet citizens have left Cuba to date — JFK

~HOPES MORE WILL WITHDRAW-— Kennedy Says 9,000 Reds Have Left Cuba

JFK Blasts Eisenhower  On Record   President Irritated By Criticism

Kaids Deplored by Kennedy  9,000 Soviet Troops, Experts Have Left Cuba

President Says 9,000 Soviets. Have Left Cuba   13,000 Soviets Still Remain, But Hope Seen For More Withdrawals

Kennedy Says 9,000 Reds Have Left Cuba, Hopes For More Withdrawals

Expresses Hope More fo Leave; 12,000 Are Lett  Voices Fear Raids   Voices Fear Raids Will Bring on Cycle

9 0O0OORemoved 12,000 Remain Kennedy Says   President Expresses Hope For Further Withdrawals To Newsmen

Varied Thefts Lead Local Crime!n1962   Persons In Thirties Dominate Arrests   ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Kennedy Assails Eisenhower's Budgetary And Space Records

President Says 9000 Have Left Moscow Still Has 12,000 In Cuba—JFK   A Feud In The Making? — Kennedy Blasts Ike On Spending, Space

Kennedy-Eisenhower Feud Erupts on Budget, Space   PRESIDENT IRRITA’ ED

Withdrawal Of Reds Set At 9,000   Kennedy Says 12,000 to 13,000  Remain in Cuba

About half of these in nual 6 weeks   Rough calculation shows 12-13,000 still remaining

DOL FE MVUOMIM SS POTItt ————————  JFK Notes Withdrawal of Soviet: Trods, Technicians From Cuba

Press Conference Roundup  Kennedy Says 9,000 Reds Have Left Cuba

New Feud Possible — Kennedy Assails Ike’ s  Budget and Space Plans

9 000 Reds Withdrawn  From Cuba   JFK Says 12,000 to 13,000 Still on Island, Invites Refugees to Join Army

President Says 9,000 Withdrawn  12-13,000 Russians Said Still in Cuba

JFK Says 9 000 Reds  Leave Cuba   Big Bunch Goes Home In Last Six Weeks

JFK Reports 9 000 Soviets Have Leff Cuba  Expresses Hope For Further Withdrawals;  Ahant 13 fifi Dd H

Repeats Pledge U. S. Would Do All Possible to Prevent Cuban Lyijle Raids From American Soil

Claims 13,000 Troops Remain On Red Island   President Asks Exiles Join Army, Halt Hit-Run Raids

Kennedy Says 9,000 Reds Have Left Cuba   About 12,000 Russians Still There, He Says

LOCAL WEATHER®   Kennedy tells newsmen  9 000 Russians have left Cuba

Summary Of Conference  Cuba And Ike Dominate  Kennedy’s Press Conference

JFK Backs His Policy On Exiles   Says 1,000 More Russians  Have Left Cuba

Kennedy Says 9,000 Russ Have Left Cuba   Kennedy Rejects Ike's Views  Attack on Budget Gets Quick Retort

Red Exodus From Cuba  Seen 9,000   12.000 To 13.000 Remain On Island, Kennedy Estimates

Figure Includes 4,000 Withdrawn In Last 6 Weeks   President Expresses Fear Hit, Run Raids Could Create Crisis: Answers Eisenhower's Criticism

Kennedy raps Ike; feud foreseen   JFK eases path for Russ pullout

Kennedy Says 9 000 Russians Have Quit Cuba  Expresses Hopes For Early Soviet  iy A nic neil eee ae

Cuban Situation Still Explosive JFK Repeats Danger Of Raids On Ports, Ships

Sweepers To Be On Job Soon  Sanitation Squads   Sanitation Squads Already At Work With Brooms

PLANNED TO ELECTROCUTE HUSBAND pie lee Rheinland  Woman Convicted in Toothbrush Murder Plot

— eee Eres Sa  Communism “Fails In East  Berlin. Touring Nixon Says

Nixon in East Berlin  Nixon Tells West Not To Be Deceived By Khrush’s Mellowness

Unheralded Visit!  Nixon Slips Behind The Iron Curtain;  Finds Communism Failure In E. Berlir

Ri ads ‘Mellow Atti tude Doubtful To Nixon  Progress Towards End of Cold War: Impossible -Former Vice Presilest.

Nixon Still Does Not Trust Nikita He Mellowed Other Places. Nixon Save

No Mellowing By Khrushchev, Nixon Warns   Ex-Vice President Calls East Germany Most Repressed State

Reds Said Flop In East Berlin   Anti-Communist Spirit Increases, Nixon Finds

Nixon Warns No Letup in Red Repressior  Visits E. Berlin Twice; Sneaked Back Second Time

Nixon Warns West Not To Be Fooled By Mr. K's Smile  East Berlin Example Of Police State That Is Typically Soviet

Even Afraid to Say, ‘It's a Warm Day’  Nixon Terms Communism Complete Failure in E. Berlir

Cites Red Failures Nixon Views East Berlin In Surprise Return Visit

Stuck Closet Door Delovs Hoffa Hearing   Nixon Finds East Berliners More Anti-Red Than Poles, Hungarians

‘Communism ls Complete Failure...  Nixon Makes Unheralded Visit To East Berlin

Nixon Makes a Surprise Visit to  East Berlin, Eluding Red Guards

Say s Khrushchev Tough as Ever Nixon Warns West Not to Be Fooled

Seys Khvashehev Gould Brave Sinearlty hy, Fraattig Rad-filad Natanas.

Communist Failure  a « * xe * en x Nivan Efnde EF Rarlinare Hald RPanime In Cantamnt   Nixon Finds E. Berliners Hold Regime In Contempt   Nikita Not Mellowing, Ex-Veep Says  Don't Be Tricked,’ Nixon Urges West

Nixon, On Unheralded Visit, Finds  Communism Fails In East Berlin

Nixon Cautions West Not to Be Deceived by K’   Any Belief Soviet Will Relax Called 'Wooly Thinking’

Nixon Declares Communism Complete Failure In East  Berlin After Return Visit   DIMLY LIT STREETS

Nixon Returns From Last Berlin; Says Communism There Complete Failure

 MA ae ee eee  MAKES ‘UNSCHEDULED’ EAST BERLIN VISIT              ‘Nixon Finds Communism Failing’

Nixon Makes WalkingTous Of E. Berlin   Says People Even More Anti-Commie Than Hungarians

Partial A- Ban ireaty  ‘Pact Bars Nuclear Chote in Air Snace Water   Nixon Cautions the West: Don't Be Fooled by Nikitc

Nixon Sees No Soft Note In Khrushchev   Visitor To Berlin Cites Cities Now Behind Iron Curtain As Good Samples

Another Overseas Assignment ES  Editor Gray Will Write  From Russia, Satellites

 Anamor Overseas Aetigement Editor Gray To Write Of Russia, Satellites

France Intends to Withhold Naval Forces Pleged to NATO English Channel Units

‘Much Drama Provided for Spectators —  Courthouse Virtually Deserted When Trial Jury Reached Verdict

Provides more federal funds Broad new program geared to modern job offerings

Would Raise Sales'Tax Democratic Solon Offers Own Plan To Get $52 Millions For the State

HAITI RUSHES REINFORCEMENTS TO SCENE=====0mm: Cap Haitien Surrounded By Exile Invasion Force

Solon Urges ‘Limited Blockade’  * * * * * * * * * * * * x x * x  Dirksen Favors Cuba Mone Without Prarakin o Wore

USW President Doubts Need to Reopen Pacts   McDonald Savs He’s ‘Optimistic About Union-Industry Aoreement.

ISW President Optimistic stic Talks May Not Be Needed  STEEL ACCORD MAY COME EASY

Speaks At Trenton Bank Celebration  McDonald Optimistic, Sees No Need To Re-Open Steel Pacts

Outlying Zone Hearing Ahead  New Metropolitan   New Metropolitan Area Board Meets

Schools May Have Silent Meditation   ‘Related Stories, Section 2

Where To Find It      23 YEARS AGO TODAY  In 1940 Tragic Blizzard Ruined Pleasant Fall Day

‘Assembly Moves Please Pennsylvania Is On Its  Way Forward — Scranton

Gov. Scranton Tremendously  Pleased’ With ‘63 Session   POINTS ae) EDUCATION

Progress In Edueation  Is Lauded   Administration Has 50 Major Bills Passed

See REASON, Page 2   Ice Safe for Skating Today In University's Potter Lake

Flight delayed 30 minutes  Playgirl draws crowd of hundreds to Airport

‘l'm Notorious,’ She Says  Scandal Trial Witness Atiracts Airport Crowd

New Iraqi Regime Now In Control   Only Light Gunfire Reported in Baghdad; Population Peaceful

Distraught Woman Who Kidnaped Baby Only ‘Wanted Something to Love’

Hot Clash Expected At Panmunjom ©   U.N. Command To Charge Korean Reds With Killinas Of American Soldiers

Soviet Atom Sub ‘Tours’ North Pole   Under-Ice Cruise Termed Deterrent To ‘Sneak’ Attacks

SOVIETS CLAIM -A-SUB'S POLAR TRIP A SUGCES'   Shows Craft Can Bar Any Sneak Rocket Attack, Thev Decjare

ic Mission Completed  Soviets Say Polar Basec Sub Could Halt Attack

Soviet Claim: Polar Sub Bars Attack  Combat Station Under the Ice

Russ Mark Revolution, Show Rocket   Antimissile Missile Claimed In Moscow Parade

Red Square rocket display honors Bolshevik Revolution anniversary

show New Rocket  Moscow Bolsheviks Strut On Revolution’s Birthdate

Soviets Mark Anniversary  ‘Missile Killer’ Part Of Weapons Parad:

MARSHAL'S USUAL TALK IS MILDER   Lone Reference  To U. S. Involves Cuba Incidents

Tires Kill Workman   ‘Red Russia Marks Birthday With Missile Centernjece

Moscow: Antimissile Rocket Put On Parade  Great Military Potential, Soviet

Soviets Put New Rocket On Parade   Reds Indicate Weapon Is Anti-Missile Missite

ANNIVERSARY OF REVOLUTION Antimissile Missile  Paraded In Red Square

Russia Shows Rocket fo Bring Down Missiles   Celebrates 46th Anniversary of Red Revolution

Parades Might On Anniversary Of Revolution   Great Accuracy Claimed for New Weapon

Antimissiie Missile Shown In Red Square   Soviets Mark Anniversary Of Revolution

WEATHER   Russians Display Rocket Labeled As Antimissile Missile

Soviets Display Rocket As Part of Celebration   Moscow Radio Calls It An AntiMissile Missile

Fire Destroys Five Business Firms In Crewe   Fireman Hurt By Explosion

Full Public Accounting Prom     Warren Commission To Probe Tragedy Of Kennedy's Death

Two Children Hospitalized By Explosion   Mrs. Nelly Toothman Succumbs After Fire Wrecks Auto Trailer

Speeches Balk Vote  on Treaty   11 Senators Ask Time for Remarks

Ban Treaty Ratification Nears Vote   Speech Making Lon Major Barrier Left; Passage Expected

Oratory Is Only Bar To Passage Of Treaty   Long Hours Tace Senators; Few Expected To Chanve Vote

Speeches Are Only Barrier To Test Ban   Mansfield Says Night Session May Be Held Saturday

Speeches Seen Only Ban Block   Formal Action On Treaty Scheduled For This Week

Talks Seen Only  Barrier to Treaty  Ratification of Test Ban   Ratification of Test Ban May Come Late This Week

Plains States Face Threat Of New Storn   Longer Draft Law Gets Demos’ Push

SERVICE GROUP APPROVES  Demos Hope to Keep Draft Law for 4 Years

Pope Offer: To Share Leadership   Bishops Given — Chance to Assume Stronger Roles

Ecumenical Move .  Pope Says He'll Share. Rule Of Catholic Church

40,000 WORDS A MINUTE  Pages Just A Blur When Pittsburgh Youth Reads

Youth Reads 10,000 Words Per Minute  Glances at Page And Can Relate Contents. Datec

Washington Labels Delay as Mistake  Feel Incident Hasn't Changed m™ 85 Whats. .lCc sl

3 MUFFS: CUBA, BERLIN, PROFESSOR Stiff-Arming Reds Raise Doubts. About Judqment   Analysis; WHAT THE NEWS MEANS.

Optimism Grows on Chances  Of Nuclear Test Ban Accord   Chinese-Russian Parley  Goes On but Without Hope   Rift Seen Permanent

‘Amid Test Ban Parleys German Commies Arrive ‘Unheralded In Kremlin —

Partial Nuclear Test Ban Seen In Soviet Meet   E. German Delegates In Surprise Arrival

Note Progress Toward N-Ban   Negotiators Meet Three Hours; East Germans Arrive in Moscow

U.S., British Negotiators See Gromyko   Limited Test Ban Treaty Chances Good

CHILD AT LAST Long Dream Comes True  For Couple   NOW HEALTHY   CRIFT ALT WAY

JOYFUL CLIMAX TO HEARTBREAK  _ 1Lb., 10 Oz. Baby In Mother's ' Arms: Beats All Odds To Live

In Fires ‘And Land, Sea And Air Acci idents ! Over Score Die-In  Week-End Mishaps

Four Perish In Fall Of Cargo Craft  Frisco Landing Tried With Radar Unit Out

LANE CRASH IN FRISCO KILLS 4  Multi- Fatal Accidents, Fires Claims 21 Lives

Udall Drops Calif. Water Export Plan  New Proposal With Maior Chances Will

An Obvious Challenge To de Gaulle   Takes Unity Theme Krom Honor Guard  Of NATO Troopers

Kennedy Defies De Gaulle Urging Strong NATO Unit As Vigorous Peace Guard   BRIGHT FUTURE

_  Scranton Won’t Intervene  Deadlock Remains ‘Over Road Protest

50 Million Cost Of Solon Staffs In Washington   7,000 Are Employed To Aid Congressmen; More Expenses Sought

Aides for lawmakers  ‘Congress’ bureaucracy may grow   By STANLEY MEISLER   Persistent Rolvaag finally gets reward

mre  THE GIRLS AIR THEIR DOGS   CONGRESSIONAL STAFFS  New Battle Looms On Big Bureaucracy

7,000 Work For Members Of Congress.   Annual Cost Is $50 Million; May Get Bigger And Costlier

 Congressional Staff Tops 7000 Costs $50 Million!   Be STAQi FY teres re

Private Bureaucracy  x« « ¢ x « & x x & Conaress May Increase $50 Million-a-Year Staff

 Annual Cost flops 9oU Million  ‘Private Congressional Staff Bureaucracy Booming

Congressional Bureaucracy Grows Larger   Solons Now Retain 7,000 Aides At Cost Of $50 Million A Year

Bureaucracy Costs Mount   More Than 7,000 Now Work For Congressmen And on Committee:   Ry STANLEY MERISLER

Dollars On Hill  Expensive New Bureaucracy Grows Like Topsy In Congress

Congress’ Private Bureaucracy Costs $50 Million A Year For 7,000 People

Nonelected Bureaucracy Migh Be Destined to Swell Further   By STANLEY MEISLER

Congress Creates Own Bureaucracy By Increasing Secretarial Staffs

lore Money Sought  Congressional Payroll Tops $50 Million A Year

And Cost May Go Higher B ureaucracy on the Hill  IRuns $50 Million Yearly

, CONGRESSIONAL DEBATE IN STORE _ Private Bureaucracy May Swell Further

Congressional Bureaucracy Grows Larger  Solons Now Retain NAAN Acs. £_~ nmr.   Solons Now Retain 7,000 Aides at Cost Of $50 Million a Yea:

For Aged, ‘Near Needy’ Senate Committee Approves State Medical Care Program

Khrushchev at wedding  First space newlyweds launched on honeymoon

laside Today's Times   Honeymoon Blastott   Red Space Couple Are Married

Blonde’s Visits to Dr. Sam Banned by State Until Relationship Is Established

Lurid Testimony Of Play Girls Is Shocking To Court      Goldwater Bandwagon s Rolling While Others Bide Their Time

Cyprus remains calm after invasion jitters   Jets marked with Turkish insignia buzz Nicosia shortly. after dawn

Cyprus Crisis ls lanored By U.N.   Guests At Texas Barbecue  1BJ Host To Erhare

Accusation Denied; UN Doesn't Act   Cypriot’s Delegate Declares Turks Ars Terrorizing Island

Planes Buzz Nicosia Tense ‘Night Fillee   Tense Night Filled With Rumors Of Turkish Invasion

Cyprus Airs Turk Terror ActsIn U.N.   Council Fails To Act On Charge At Emergency Session

BUZZES BY TURK JETS   Greece Pledges Island Support During Crisis

Cyprus Charges Turks With ‘War of Nerves’ at Midnight U.N. Session   KxK K& 3 Planes Buzz City .

Top British Official To Start Probe   Sandys Arrives In City With Troops To Boost Garrison

Buzzing Follows Invasion Scare During Night  British Minister  A e ape - e   British Minister Arrives To Probe Cypriot Fighting

Jet Fighters Buzz Capital Of Cyprus   Turkey Denies Invasion Plans; UN, Hears Case

Turkish Planes Buzz Nicosia   Cyprus Remains Calm; British Prevent Fighting

Cyprus Charges Turks With “Gunboat Diplomacy” As Fleet Appears Off-Shore; UN Meeting May Have Averted Landing

Turkey Denies Accusation  Security Council Adjourns, Sets Ne Further Meetings

Turkish Jets Buzz Nicosia— Cyprus Calm, But Tense In Island Trouble

Turk Denies Invasion of  Island Aim   Cypriot Charges Warships Sent to Terrorize Greeks

United Nations Council Fails To Act On Cypriot Charge Against Turkey

At Midnight Meeting  Security Council  Fails To Act On Cypriot Complaint   Cyprus Caim, But Tense

Cypriots Nervous Over Rumors Of Invasion   Turkey Denies Cyprus Charge

Jets ‘Buzz’ Nicosia At Roof Level  Rumors Heard Of Imminent Turkish

‘Turkish Invasion Rumored  Turkish Invasion Rumored Jets Buzz Cyprus

JET FIGHTER PLANES ROAR OVER NICOSIA   U. N. Security Council Hears Cyprus Complaint That Turkey Has Sent Warships To The Island.

WiAIROL AT RAY TIRES   ‘Gunboat Diplomacy Charges Hurled By Cyprus At Turkey

3 Jets Fly Over Nicosia AtLow Level   Island Tense Over Rumors Are Heard Invasion Imminent

Report Jet Planes Roar  Over Capital   Turkey Is Accused Of Waging War Of Nerves On Island

Turk Invasion Fears Plaque Troubled Isle   Cyprus Charges Gunboat Terror

eee et Pe EE  Turkey Is Charged With “Gunboat Diplomacy” At Emergency U. N. Meeting

3 Jet Fighters Roar Over Cyprus Capital at Dawn   Turkey Accused of Gunboat Diplomacy

Cyprus Charges Turkey With Use Of ‘Gunboat Diplomacy’ in Dispute

Unidentified Jets, Invasion Rumors Cause Restless Night in Nicosia

Cyprus Remains Calm But Tense   U.N. Discusses Cyprus Claim Of Turk Gunboat Diplomacy

Jets Roar Over Nicosia  Rumors Of An Imminent Turkish  Invasion Keeping Cyprus Tense

Island Situation Is Tense   Turkish Jets Buzz At Rooftop Level Over Nicosia  In Crprus

Invasion by Turkish Forces Is Rumored   Three Unidentified Jet Fighters” Roar Over City at Rooftop Level As Nerve-Wracking Conditions Stay

U.N. Council  Hears Charge Over Activity   Turkey's Delegate Denies Attempts  To Force Issue

Stevenson Sees U.N. Crisis  Soviet Caused _ Latin-American Aid  Sought In Applying ‘Charter Penalty:

Policemen taking contributions   Investigation continues  Re-enact Assassination scene

Assassination Re-enactment Included In Detailed Study: Oswald, Ruby Neighbors

IN DALLAS, TEXAS  Investigators Re-Enact Kennedy’s Assassination

On Inside Paaes   Pittsburgh Protest Listed... Duquesne Light Target In Negro Jobs Drive

Against Construction Firm Negro Protest  Group Cancels Demonstration

Kremlin Turns Attention From Talks With Chinese To Test Ban Negotiations

Ideological Talks Bogged Down In Moscow; Peking Indicates Cancellation

Britain Demands Facts een mands Facts   U.N . Probe in Yemen  Finds No Poison Gas

$4. Million Increae hi In Year, Says ys VCC  Tourists Left $54 Million In Valley

Good Mornine   . A-TEST BAN FOR NON-AGRESSION PACT  ‘kK’ Offers Diplomacy Deal

sp " -NEEDS -REORGANIZATION— . LH C Urges C hange In  Governor’s Offices

Recommendations of Little Hoover Group Cc hanges Suggested In Governor's Office

Rhodes Office -_? Urged  Mo re Mone y' Seen fs fe, ea   More Money Seen Needed By Probe

Rhodes Office Change Urged  ai MM a   More Money Seen Needed By Probe

No Religion in America Can Support Racism, Church Conference Declares

At Chicago Conference Practice Of Racism Hit By Religious Leaders

All men possess aunique dignity  Racism rapped by religious conference

Rainfall, 1,60 inches,  Total for May, 1,60 inches Normal for May, 4,62 inches Total for 1963, 8,35 inches   Thermometer readings:   Rain Soaks Atchison And Area

Wall Street Has Heady New Attitude  Listed Stocks Are Now At New Hish

_ Rundown On General Assembly  > Drunk Driving Offenses Would Bring Prison Term

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Taxes and Trade Hold Economic Spotlight

Too Dry To Hunt In 26 Counties . : Stay Away From Woods  Until Drought Is Over

Forests Closed In 20 Counties  All Are In West; Prolonged Drought Held Responsible

Demonstrators leave; will decide another approach   Negro cabinet member attacks sit-ins

INSIDE WASHINGTON  mwuUrcrArmrmAaArktc  Prk Cantanmeciauserel AL

ee ee ee ee ee ee  Surgeons In Oxygen Pressure Tank Prove Technique

Price Hike iW ave Gains Momentum  Bethlehem, National   Bethlehem. National Are Latest To Act

Republic Tops Five Companies Making Boosts  Kanneady Silant:   Kennedy Silent; Decision Delayed By ‘Big Steel’

WORD ARRIVES FROM LARGEST U.S. PRODUCER  _ SELECTIVE PRICE INCREASES READY  Ty T\ Tar ALlianre

Big Steel Companies Rally Round General Price Hike   Kennedy Switches Plans To Accommodate Stork

Steel Hiked By Republic   Third-Ranking Firm Goes Alone By Posting Boosts on Products

US. Steel, Three Other  Majors Join Increases Hit Only   Increases Hit Only Seleetive Portions Of Total Market

Still No Word From President   Probe of Steel Industry Ordered By Sen. Douglas  Bulletin

RISE IN STEEL PRICES SPREADS THRU INDUSTRY   BETHLEHEM AND NATIONAL JOIN BOOSTS TODAY

Nation's Not Steel Producer. Hikes Its Prices  U.S. Steel Becomes Sixth Company To A ]  nnounce increase

Brings Number Of Companies Involved to 10   Bethlehem Co., National Corp. Also Reveal Boost

Some Say Price Jumps Will Stick   Kennedy Silent, But Keeping Close Watch

Kennedy Silent, Tension Mounts In Companies   Small Firms Feel Cannot Maintain Without U. S. Steel

10 Producers Join Steel  Price Boosts  Turn Out Over Half of Nation’s Steel Supply

Two More Companies Join Rise  Congress To   Congress To Make Check Of Increases

Several Major Concerns Still Holding Firm   Hike by ‘Big Steel’ Is Lowest Announced By Any Firm So Far

Steel Price Hike Sweeps Industry  - Last of. Top Seven Producers '   Last of. Top Seven-Producers’ -Fall-Into Line With Increases

Pittsburgh Also Joins In Increase   No Word Yet Fron Kennedy; Senator Calls For Inquiry

Party Poopers   Selective Price Increases Sweeping Steel Industry   7 Biggest Fall in Line

City Bond Vate.   Labor Will Ask To Be Cut In  ‘Big Steel Joins"  In. Price Raising

Selective Pattern  Of Steel Hikes Due   Crude Flow For  May Is Unchanged

U.S., Other Companies Join Parade   Unlike Last Year, Increases Limited T« Handful Q£ ems

HIGHER COSTS, EARNING DIPS ARE CITED   U.S. Steel And Bethlehem, Largest Firms, Join In   CENNEDY SILENT   ‘But President Reported To - Be Keeping Close Watch : On Situation   Armco Steel Statement Appears on Page 50

eee AVE 2 Be, vp Uli OCHCULIVE TRIKCS  iS. Steel Provides Momentum to Price Drive

by Largest Producers in Line  Bethlehem, National Join Steel Price Hike

Industrial Giants Join Steel Price Increase Parade   White House Silent Over Selective Item Tnerecrane Tn Steal

Boosts Are Announced By 4. Firms   Action on Selective Increases May Need ‘Big Steel’s’ Backing

TEN STEEL COMPANIES HIKE PRICES   Bethlehem And Nationa! Announce Selected Increases As_ Industry’s Upward Price Trend Mushrooms.

Armco Also Joins In General Price Hikes   Move Seems Likely to Tip Other Still Uncommitted Firms From Fence; No Announcement Yet From Washinatorn

2 More Steel Producing Firms Fall In Line      Still No Word From U. S. Steel, Leader In The Industry

Action by Top Producer Expected to Tip Additional Firms Toward Increases

Armco Is Fifth To © Fall in Line   Company First To Reduce Some Prices With Hike

Ten Steel Firms Raising Prices, Pattern General  List Includes Seven Of Biqgest Producer

e Boosts Selectiz  Bis U. Ss. Steel To Follow Price Increase Pattern   Kennedy Notice Of Expected Child In August Ends Well-Kept Secret

Republic Up: Prices; Big Steel Silent  No New Word  From Kennedy

Steel  Entire Industry Increases Prices  Many Believe Hikes Will Stick This Time

2 Holdouts in 62 Row: Join Parade   Storm of Protest ) “Apnears Lacking

COMPANIES HIKE PRICES   Bethlehem And National Announce Selected Increases As Industry's Upward Price Trend Mushrooms.

Bethlehem, National Announce Boosts  Steel Price Increases Spread

§ COMPANIES ON ‘SELECTIVE INCREASE LIST   Their Total Production Is More Than Half Of All Nation   NO SIGN YET OF JFK MOVE, UNION ACTION

Inland and Armco, Which Held Aloof Last Year, Getting In on Ground Floor This Year.

Steel Price Increases  Snowball   U.S, Steel, 3 Other Major Firm  Join in Selective Price Rise

$4.85 a ton increase set  Joins four other producers in selective” price hikes

Pattern To Post Boosts Shapes Up   Kennedy Follows Situation: Probe Ordered By Douglas

Armco Company Posts Increases In Some Lines  Clue to U.S. Steel’s  Intentions Awaited

Majors, Minors  Make Hike   Bethlehem, Youngstown, National, Three Ty Increase Prices

Move Joined By Republic, Pittsburgh   U.S. Steel’s Group Scheduled to Meet In New York Todas

Solons Plan. Steel Price Boost Probe   Douglas To Head Inquiry As More Hikes Announced

6th Largest Steel Firm  Hikes Price  U.S. Steel Still Considering Decision

J&L, Armee And Inland Fall In Line   Bethlehem, Ranked No. 2 Producer, Has Not Yet Acted

U.S. Steel One Of Four In Parade   Producers Of Over Half Of Product Nov Have Raised Prices

 Top Producer May Act Today With Orders Increasing Steel Firms Hike Price

Four More Steel Firms Raise Prices  12 Have Increases Markups Hold To  Cc. . Wéb, Bebbawes

Selective Pattern Shaping Up  U.S. Steel May Fall In Line With Others

Fifth Producer to Raise Prices  U. S. Steel Corp. Announces Increase In Steel Prices

Bethlehem And National Steel Join 8 Others   Parade Joined By U.S. Steel, Giant Of Industry, Yesterday

More Steel Price Increases   More Steel Price Increases  Bethlehem. National Jom Parade

ARMCO POST ADVANCES   Six Steel Producers Make Selective Price Increases With “Big Steel” Making Announcement Today.

President Still Mum On Boosts  Eight Mojor   Eight Major Steel Makers Join Parade

Large Firms Follow Pace In Rate Hike   Most Of Big Ten Announce Selective Sales Schedule

ALL MAJOR PRODUCERS LIST HIKES   Stock Market Not Impressed By Activities

Republic Posts Increases Of 95.34 Per Ton   Industry Awaits Action by Board Of U.S. Steel Co.

Selective Pattern Seen—  U.S. Steel Silent As Other Firms Up Price

7 Biggest Producers Fall in Line   Posting by U.S. Opens Gate for Other Companies

U. S. Steel Joins Group Nearly All Of Steel Companies  'H ave Now Announced Price Hikes

Bethlehem, National Steel Companies Become 9th And 10th To Raise Prices

J&L, Armeo And Inland  Join Parade   Two of Them Not In on 1962 Abortive Drive

New Push Led By U.S. Steel   Three Others Boost Rates; JFK Silent But May Comment Later

Ate ceil By Producers   ~ Smaller Firms. “Fall In Line “With Others

Pattern of Selective Price Boosts Apparently Shapes Up in Sfeel Trade

FOLLOW THE GENERAL PATTERN  Bethlehem, National Steel Raise Prices

‘Opposition by Two Key Democratic ‘Senators Weakens Treaty Chances

Two Key Dixie Senators Oppose A-Test Treaty   Russell and Stennis Cite Concern Over Military Disadvan tages.

Opposition Mounting Senate’s Two Leadins  Military Authorities Against Ban Treaty

Administration Hopes Dimmed After Key Southerners Announce Plans

Return Slayer To Identify Bodies, Including Wife’s   Captured After Abducting Teen-Ager Shooting 3 Others

Partly Cloudy   Local Reactions To Assassination Parallel Nation's

Bentsen Seen Yarborough Foe Ex-Solon Will Confirm Candidacy, Report Says

Red Bloe ‘Discouraging’  Erhard’s Smiles Fade      Meanwhile, Back  At The Ranch...

Strange, Silent Parade ToAmend Constitution   Dv STANLEY MEISLER

SJRCR EEO PARTITE ROU a)  Earl Warren Blames U. S. Lawyers For Silence On ‘Silent Amendments’

‘SILENT: PARADE? IN PROGRESS Washington’s Power Is Target Of Three  Disputed Amendments

Silent Parade to Curtail U.S. Power Noted in Leaislatures of 16 States

BID TO BAR TROOPS FROM BIRMINGHAM TURNED DOWN  Court Rejects Wallace's Suit   Pee:     THE 3 SILENT AMENDMENT Sscemerrscsescsmnamsncts Outcries Begin Emerging As 16 States Take Steps To Curtail Federal Powers

Three Constitution Changes  Have Been OKed By 16 State:   By STANLEY MEISLER

States Nighters in Quiet Move to Cut Federal Authority —   Three Proposed Amendments Progress

State asks court to remove troops   Patterson files suit charging — soldiers are at Oxford illeaally

Operating near Cherikof Is. BCF confirms presence of  15,000-ton factory ship

MERRELL. CO. ACCUSED ©  Firm Hid Facets: On Drug Tests, Says Indictment

BIRMINGHAM STILL GRIPPED WITH ANXIETY   Scattered Violence Reported During Night; White Youth Knifed   CARS DAMACED   Windows Broken in a Dozen Buildings; Negro Tniured

Birmingham Troops are set to move in event of new trouble   Negroes & whites clash at Nashville   Angry Negro crowd stones Chicago police and firemen

Scattered Violence Noted Uneasiness Prevails  In Birmingham Today

Gov. Wallace Challenges Kennedy's Right to Send Soldiers Into the State. Hints He May Seek Injunction to Keep Them Out of City

Birmingham s Gripped Today By Uncertainty   Renewed Violence, Though Not Major, Occurs Overnight

Birmingham Is Still a Tense City sas     Wallace Disputes Kennedy's Troop Action

Uncertainty Sull Grips  Birmingham   Cambat-Reudly Federal Troops  Ave Near Ciry

Birmingham Stays Tense As 3,000 Troops Wait For New Racial Violence

Combat-Ready Troops May Go Into Action   Scattered Violence Reported: President Orders Troops Into State; Governor Claims Action {flegal: Not Needed

Scattered Violence Continues   2 Negroes Arrested For Sunday’s Riot; 3,000 Troops  Stand On Alert   National Police Week Law Officers Veet Here  To Coordinate C. D. Efforts

UNEASY PEACE IN BIRMINGHAM   VIOLENCE TAPERS OFF AFTER TROOPS MOVE INTO CITY

Hughes Signs Liquor Bill  Birmingham Gripped by Fear, Uncertainty

Apprehension Grips Strife Ridden City   NEWS DIGEST Space Flight Is Postponed   IN THE NATION

2 Men Injured InBirmingham Race Violence  3,000 U.S. Troops Await JFK's Order To Move Into City

Birmingham s Gripped Today By Uncertainty  Renewed Violence,   Renewed Violence, Though Not Major, Occurs Overnight

Tension High In Birmingham   Scattered Violence Reported As Troops Stay in Striking Distance

Soldiers To Move In If  Necessary  JFK Defends Peace Action Ot Gavornar

Troops Ready li Riots Flare At Birmingham  Tension Remains ne Gov. Wallace,  / Uf avn nds wwe iw

Birmingham Situation  Still Tense   Alabama Governor May Seek Injunction Against Using Troops

Troops Stand By In Tense Birmingham   Scattered Violence Is Reported During Night

New Violence During Night in Birmingham   White Youth Slashed On Arm With Knife: Negro Man Woundex

Alabama Governor May Seek Injunction  Troops On Alert For  More Race Violence

Combat Units Ready For Racial Violence   SW Fair Model RR Engine Is Shy Bell

Birmingham Tense After  Violent Night   White Youth   White Youth Slashed, Negro Man Hospitalized

U. S. Troops Near Birmingham — .  Peace Follows Night Of Sporadic’ Violence   Shotgun Fired Into Negro Home Nashville Negroes Clash With Police And Stoners

Tension  Gripping Alabama   Combat Ready Troops Within Strike Distance

U.S. Troops Poised For Alabama Trouble  Uncertainity Still Gripping City.  New Birmingham Violence Occurs

Apprehension Continues in Birmingham   Troops Remain Within Striking Distance of Tense City

Birminghan Situation Still Tense   Alabama Governor Seeks Injunction Against U.S. Action in Send‘1g Troops

U.S. Troops Kept Ready For Action:   Governor Claims Move Mlegal But Frotest Rejected

o,UUU Lroops Slana Dy Birmingham Has Spotty Flareups Of Racial Strife

Wallace may ask injunction  Uncertainty, apprehension holds sway in Birmingham

GOVERNOR »MAY REQUEST XOURT HELP   Some Violence Reported Around City In Night   ‘Rail Guidelines Proposed

Viet Nam Forecast  HeldRisky   Military Sources Say Report Takes In Many Variables

Committee Active During Week —  4 Proposals Advance In State Legislature

BOOST I$ SLATED IN POLARIS FUNDS   Some Navy Sources Hint Disappointment Over Budget Funds

Rights Compromise Forecast By Celler   IRS Backtracks On Its  Demands For Expenses

Only After Co ompromise  Celler Predicts Civil Rights Measure Will Receive Okay

lAs Council Rejects Menton —  Peabody To Withdraw Appointment Of Riley

Wide Effects Are Caused By Vice Raic   Safety Director Orders Shakeup in Piisburgh Police

Teacher Pay Hikes Studied . . .  Effort To Repeal School Law Fails

In the Kansas Legislature....  Amended Form of Unified School Bill Wins Approval

Standing room only crowd  Stars throng to final rites for actor Dick Powell

Mest Like Independence—  Strike Tough On NY's Blind News Vendors

Sirtke-Affected News Dealers Want To Work —  Blind, Jobless But Heads Held High

Racial Test Set June 10 In Alabama   _ Negro Girl Will Atilempt To Enter Despite Governor

Negroes Plan To Enter University .. (Alabama's Governor Vows He Will Block Registration

‘Secret Plan’ Ils Claimed For Nearo at Alabama U.   Re REFIT WAN MORIN

University Auditorium Is Focal Point— Critical Desegregation Move In Tuscaloosa   By RELMAN MORIN

Weatherman Isn't Cooperating With Mary   Racial Focal Point on University of Alabama

Alabama U. Waits Crisis On June 10   Secret Plans Laid To Block Violence When Negro Enters

University Heads Hope  No Violence  Alabama Campu: Is Focal Point  In Racial Crisis By RELMAN MORIN

University Of Alabama Focal Point In South Desegregation   By RELMAN MORIN

,ramily Greets Astronaut  ‘Honolulu Gives Cooper First of Week’s Series of Receptions and Celebrations

Cooper on Dry Land In Hawaii   Greeted by Family a Hickam Air Base; Ceremonies Begin

Space Pilot  Will Fly To  ‘Home Base   Wife, Daughters Welcome Major At Hickam AFB

Cooper Receives Honolulu. Welcome With Servicemen, Civilians Cheering

Cooper Gets Big Reception At Honolulu  Events Provide   Events Provide Preview of Things Due on Mainland

Cooper Gets Big Welcome  — Sets Foot on Drv Land First Time Since Flieht

48 Years In Same Grade That's Elroy Teacher's Record  Page 15   Meets Family; Happy Throng Stalls Parade

TOUCHES FIRST DRY LAND Cooper Is Overwhelmed By Welcome To Hawaii

—IN ALABAMA-—  JFK Gives Civil Rights Address   Hawaii Cheers Gordo  . ££ ff: FF © F 2 2: 2 2. Se   Faces Whirl Of Receptions; Meets Reporters Today

Hawaii Takes Cooper Remedy ne » >big Hit On A Dizzy Whir V1, Sonth

‘TO CURE MORE, GIVE MORE”  Tron County Annual Cancer Crusade Opens Monday, April 1, Generous Support Urged

Neosho Election Trial Scheduled ft Lamar July?  "Contest City “Co incil Count   " Gontest City Co ncil Count Of. Absentees

So far as liquor is concerned Hotel a combination of public, private facilities, says Hultman

Liquor Use In Private Area Okay   Ruling on Use of Liquor Sent to Counties By Hultman

Matter Of Circumstance  Hultman Issues Ruling  On Drinking In Public

Civil Rights Supporters ‘Beats, Perverts, Addicts   PIRANST A DENIAL

Police Launch Anti-Jaywalk Campaian    Recall Two Bills Periled by Veto.

State Virtually Bankrupt — Protection of Jobless Compensation Sought

U.S. Freezes Cuban Cash, Bank Funds  Action Seen Blow   Action seen blow To Subversion In Latin America

Government Freezes Cuban Assets in U.S.   Currency Ban Hits Castro In Pocketbook

Ex-Siamese Twin Dies * *k * * * *   Boy Loses Battle for Life 11 Years After Separation

Carrier Stand Differs From Senate Leader  Mansfield Is Hopeful Of Accord Without Need of Legislation

Truck Weight Limits Raised In The State  Only Scattered Noes Are Heard During The Vote

Soviet Union Sees Collapse Of Ban Talks   Demand U.S., Britair Accept Russ Offer o: On-Site Inspection

Unless They Get What They Want Soviets Forecast Collapse Of N-Test Ban Conference

NO ENFORCEMENT — Russians Forecast Doom     For Disarmament Talks

Reds See Failure Of Ban Talks   Soviet Union Says West Must Drop Enforcement Ideas

Russians Forecast Collapse  Lin ti mee ivwaAsaIretr   UNLESS WEST GIVES MORE

deads for New York  Mona Lisa, big hit with capital fans, departs.

Too Young The First Time — ; Arkansas Couples Learr They Must Marry Agair

GROOMS UNDER 18, BRIDES UNDER 16  Hundreds Of Arkansas Marriages Are Invalid

Many Arkansas Couples Find They’re Not Legally Married; To Wed Again

{Raps ‘Bad Logic’ Of GOP Critics  ‘Humphrey Backs Test Ban Proposal

Gets Summons To Federal Court Gov. Wallace Planning Moves In Racial Feud

Wallace Sets Next Move in Racial Fight  Alabama Governor Mum on Summons Of Federal Indaa

No Comment On Summons To Court  Wallace Maps Next Move In Sovereignty Dispute

ALA GOVERNOR WEIGHS MOVE IN RACIAL ROW   US. Judge Orders Wal lace to Appear in Court   ‘Action Based on Application of Negroes to Enter University

Alabama Governor Plans Move   Has No Comment on U.S. Court Summons to June Hearing on Injunction

Judge sets hearing     Gov. Wallace faces showdown on integration

Wallace Plots His Next Step In School Fight   Ala. Governor Faces Federal Court Order

Wallace Set To Continue  Racial Fight  Governor May _  lonore Summons   Governor May Ignore Summons To Federal Court

His Integration Stand Challenged -Alabama Governor Plans Nex? Move

Wallace Maps New Strategy To Balk Edict  __ Alabama Leader   _Alabama Leader Studies Dispute On Sovereignty

Gov. Wallace Plans Next Move in Battle   Ordered by U. S. Judge to Appear On Monday

Wallace Has No Comment Or Federal Order   Planning Next Move In Dispute

SAN MARCOS SEETHING  FBI Steps Into Heated Racial-Political Feud

) GOP Rebels Are Persuaded To Okay Plan   Vote of 26-23 Ends Nearly Two Weeks of Fighting In Republican Ranks.  no wnreTrernm az rh Tr°ee AE

Railroads Approve JFK's Proposed Legislation To  Avert Nationwide Strike

Carriers Back JFK's Solution To Job Deadlock   ‘Congress Ready To Speed Voting On Legislation

JFK Rail Plan May Win Okay  Would Put Issue  ade   Would Put Issue In Hands Of ICC

Railroads Back ICC As Dispute Arbiter   Analysis; WHAT THE HEWS MEANS

Cautiously Favorable To JEK Plan  Fear Congress Wont Act In Time To Avoid Rail Strike

DEMO LEADERS, KENNEDY MEET IN RAIL CRISIS   STEER CLEAR OF PREDICTIONS ON TIME DEADLINE

Surprise Strike Solution In ICC $$ votution in ICC  JFK Pulls Rabbit Out Of Railroad Hat   Leaders Expect Congress To-Act-Quiekly-On Rails

Congress Cautious As Rail Study Begins   GOP Governors Mount Guns For Civil Rights Battle

But Democratic Congressional Leaders After Talking With President Won't Predict Congress Will Meet Deadline   Civil Rights Pickets Repeatedly Bar Trucks at Brooklyn Project

U.S. Railroads Announce Support of JFK’s Plan to Halt Rail Strike

Rules Delay Urged Until ICC Study    Republican Joins In Sponsoring Measure in Senate

Appears To Favor President’s Plan  Congress Takes Up Rail Dispute

Favorable Reaction In Congress   Kennedy Proposes ICC Authority Over Work Rules Issnes

Railroads Back Kennedy. On Request to Congress For Arbitration by ICC —

Good Chance Legislation Will Do Job   Congress Cautiously Favorable to Plan To Avoid Rail Strike

Congress Reviews Pr eviews Proposal  Rails In Support Of Kennedy Plan

Nation’s Railroads Approve Kennedy's Action On Monday  Unanimously Support Bill Placing Problem In The Hands Of ICC

Railroads Back JFK  Legislation Proposal   Test. Ban Pact Completed;  Initialing Due Tomorrow

Surprise Strike Solution In ICC  JFK Pulls Rabbit Out Of Railroad Hat

Kennedy Asks Congress To Empower ICC To Take Over Settlement Of Rail Strike   THREATEN STRIKE

Report Good Prospects For Railway Settlement   Democratic Congressional Chiefs Optimistic About Avoiding Strike

Swift Action Is Expected With Deadline Nearing  Railroaade Aaree ..   Railroads Agree To Hold Off On New Set Of Rules

Set To Act On Averting Rail Strike   President Asks For ICC Authority °

Back Fs Plan On Rules Dispute   Congressional Action Is SH Uncertain: Unions Ave Sitan.

Industry Chiets Give Support DemoLeadersSee Approval  Of Kennedy’sRail Proposal

CONGRESS ACTION LIKELY Railroads Support JFK's Plan For Ending Dispute

JFK Wants ICC Given Power To. Handle Dispute      Demo Congressional Leaders Optimistic After Seeing Kennedy

Railroads Back Kennedy Plan To Settle Dispute   Related Story, Page $

Industry Chiefs Give Support DemoLeadersSee =  Of Kennedy s Rail Proposal

No Adequate Facilities  Youth and His Dog Disqualified From Going to Badger Boys State

‘Voluntary Trim Order Effective.. 1.  Johnson Gets Tough To Produce Savings In Budget

U.S. Agencies Forced to Cut Their Budgets  Over $730 Million Slash in 48 Hours At Johnsen Demanc

Budget Cut ‘Voluntarily’ By Agencies  $730 Million Lopped — By  View TR   QUESTION MARKS

_ Cost-Cutting Drive  Presidential Decree Demanding Cut: In Budget Resulted in $730 Million

Johnson Cuts $730 Million In 48 Hours   Reduction In Cost Apparently His Top Concern At Present

Johnson Got Fast Results   Decree Bri ings Huge Cuts ‘ About 2 Days

THEY CALLED IT ‘BLACK FRIDAY’  LBJ beat desk, decreed $730 M cut in 48 hours

Slashes Spurred By LBJ   Agency Budget Slices Total $730 Million

News of the World in Brief Queen Tours Australia:  Has Visit Been A Hop?   On Beating Wives

Clergy Urges More Taxes on Churches   Would Single Out Some ‘All-White Religious Clubs’ for Action.

iESPECIALLY SEGREGATED “RELIGIOUS CLUBS”  ‘Would Tax Churches, End Clergy Discounts

Report Emphasizes Tithing 2 Clergymen Suggest  Churches Be Taxed More

Tithes. and Taxes, Not Favors, Suggested To Mend Chureh Finances

College Students Invade Virginia City On. Eve Of Centennial. Kickoff

Leave Before Festivities Beer-Drinking Collegians Swarm to Virginia City

TANKS SCATTER TEHRAN CROWD:       Troops Fire. § sts in Air No Deaths, Injuries Reported

FINAL EDITION   INDEX   W. German Plan To Defend Europe Backed by Britain

Republicans See Session  Not Needed   Passage Expected. Before Nightfall By Demo Leaders

Johnson To Conter On Budeet   ‘Unhappy Senators Reconvene To Act ‘On Compromise Foreien Aid Request

SENATE APPROVES $3 BILLION FOREIGN AID BILL: PAVES WAY FOR ADJOURNMENT

Scranton Backs Atforney General: More Raids Promised  Alessandroni Means Business

COMIC IN LEAD   Army of Youths March to Jail in  Integration Push

‘Sure of Adoption  Split by Scientists Over Nuclear Treaty Dangers May Cost Some Senate Votes

It’s No Wonder They Call It Labor Day — Everything You Do Seems Just Like Work

Big Week-End Opens on Theme of Safety   WHEN A HOLIDAY ISN'T  Labor Can Be a Day of Effort

Opposes Toddy, N. C. Site Kinston Testimony Is - Presented  In Bid To Keep Its Air Service

Top News Of Week Viewed   By WILLIAM D. LAFFLER United Preas nternational

In the ‘White Room   QUICK SIGNI NING EXPECTED  Anti-Loan Shark Bill  Is Given to Connally

Connally’s Sionature  Due Quickly  New Avcenceyv   New Agency  Is Prov; ided

HALLECK IS DARKHORSE IN GOP RACE   Midwestern Colleagues Boost Hard - Hitting Hoosier For President In ‘64.

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION Quiet Drive Launched For GOP Rep. Halleck

Halleck New Entry In ‘64 Sweepstakes  a Friande QOiriatly    Friends Quietly Launch Drive To Win GOP Mantle   HUNT CHANCES

Halleck Friends Seek Nominatior  Indiana Conaressmar   Indiana Congressma: Is Called Available

Minority Leader Says He's Available  Halleck Touted for GOP Nomination

SeekGOP nod tor  Halleck   House minority leader esed for President

Tallest Clown...   Mii ity Leader Says He's Available — .  Hallock Touted for GOP Nomination

 Leaders Sounded Out  ‘Halleck-For-President ‘Drive Opened Quietly

JFK's Tour Of West Germany Prompts Khrushchev To Make A Similar Trip

Khrush To Aid East Germany   Quick Visit To Offset Influence By Kennedy

Khrushchev Plans a Trip To Germany  Morale-Boosting Visit Scheduled This Weekend

EastGerman y  To Get Visit  From Nikita Morale-Boosting Weekend Trip

To Offset J.F.K.’s I mpact Nikita Suddenly Plans Visit to East Germany

IS ATTEMPT TO OFFSET JFK TRAVELS   No Indication Sudden Summit Conference Due

Surprise Trip To E. Germany  Mr. K Hurries To Regain Ground Lost To Kennedy

Khrushchev Plans East German Visit To ‘Boost Morale’  Tour Will Come in Wake of - Kennedy Swing Around Europe

KHRUSHCHEV T0 MAKE VISIT TO GERMANY SOON   ROMANIAN REDS MAKING TROUBLE COULD BE CAUSE

Khrushchev Plans Visit-[o East Germany   To Counter  Kennedy's Tour

Kennedy, Adenauer State Goal   Two Leaders To Try To Enlist Members In Allied Atom Force

Attempts to Counter Kennedy’s Tour—  Krushchev Plans Quick Trip to East Germany to Shore up Sagging Morale

Hastily Scheduled Weekend Trip Seen As Effort To Counteract  Effects Of JFK’s German Tour

Khrushchev Plans Trip to Kast Germany  Premier Reported To Have Already  Left for Bucharest

To boost ally’s morale Khrushchev to make trip to E. Germany Sunday

Khrush Trip Planned in E. Germany  Visit Obvious Try To Counter   Visit Obvious Try To Counter Kennedy Success

President's U.N. Offer “A Waste’   GOP Hopeful Wants Soviet Indications Of Honesty, Faith

At News Lonterence:   Goldwater Hits Kennedy I Moon Plan ‘As ‘Terrible Waste’

Senators Call For U.S. Intervention To Keep Peace In The Far East

2 Senators Ask Intervention to Protect Israel.  Says U. S, Should  Offer Jts Services

Fear Averession Against Israel ifar Argression Against Israel  Senators Ask U.S. Intervention

Solons Urge Middle East  Intervention   GOP Senators Suggest Pact With Israel Aaainst Arabs

Fear Arab Attack — Republicans Urge U. S.  Intervention in Israel —

2 Of GOP Ask U.S. Move In Middle East  Intervention Urged To Halt Any Arab  Aas..t- £4... tae!

Reports On Conference at 5 P. M. Today   Seven President: Agree On Policy Guides

Ratification Of Treaty Next Step  Harriman To Give  apart  srFAtnG

ICC Head Accepts Rail Responsibility   Administration Starts Work For Senate Treaty Ratification

Congress:   Senate Appears To Be Ready To Ratify Historie Document

President Will Talk Tonight On Nuclear Test Ban Treaty   Senate Machinery Primed For Speedy Ratification

Red China to Have Weapons ls Prediction   Senate Machinery Rolling On Ratification of Treaty

Moves Start For Senate  OK On Ban   Rusk, Harriman Set To Ask Ratification Process On Treaty

Atlantic City Gaining Democratic ‘Support for ‘64 Convention Site

Democrats Favor Chicago Site * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Five Other Cities Mako Rilke Kar TO64 Danaon kan

cHicaco REPORTED FAVORITE Democrats Down To Business Picking 194 Convention Site

Atlantic City May Obtain  Convention  Ann Onweawri4ant   Announcement By Democrats Today Likely

Atlantic City Meeting Likely  New Jersey City   New Jersey City Possible Host for Democratic Conclave

Could Be Atlantic City _ Democratic M eeting *  Site Is Being Studied

1964 Democratic Convention... Atlantic City Top  Conclave Choice

Demos Likely To’ Pick Atlantic: ‘City As Site — i: TOL4 ‘Ce nitian.

Picking '64 Convention Site  Atlantic City Gaining Support of Democrats

Democrats Will Choose Site of ‘64 Convention  Republicans Select

(4associaled Press P  A-Test Site Picket Snoozes   Lunik IV Passes Within 10,000 Miles. of Moon

‘Lunik 4 Past Moon : Tass   Flew Within 10, 000 Miles Of Surface, Contact Said ge

WINS DELAY ON BILL SAID T00 STRONG   President Fears Measure W ould Not Pass House, Might Stall Civil Rights Action This Year,

House ¢ sroup Delays Vote On Rights Bill  Personal Hand Is  Taken Rv kennedy

Delay Best JFK Gets On CR Bill  \Nlore Time to Fix   More Time to Fix Kasier Measure

DRY FOREST IS CLOSED   Crucial Vote Put Off - Rights Bill Delayed Despite JFK's Moves

Fails To Get Panel Okay For Compromise  Kennedy Takes Hand In Rights Bill Battle

President Tries to Win Early Passage Of Civil Rights Bill   Committee Vote on Measure Scheduled for Next Tuesday

Civil Rights Vote Stalled After Talks   Kennedy Seeks Passage Of Weaker Measure

Kennedy Taking Personal Hand In Rights Fight  Best He Could Get le Dalav af Vate

Delays Action On Rights Bill   JFK Has Personal Hand  In Promoting Measure

KENNEDY TAKES PERSONAL HAND IN RIGHTS BILL  CALLS LEADERS OF BOTH PARTIES FOR

House Leaders Delay Vote Until Tuesday  President Has  Special Meeting  aot Wikies Maes

Administration Feels Measure As It Now Stands Is Too Strong To Get Through Congress

Conters With solons Kennedy Takes Personal  Hand in Rights Effort

Opposition  Stand Taken  By Spellman New York Cardinal  Against Juridical Power for Bishons

MEUSUE OE LOLS —— eee. ae Aa nia vee SS  an_< Scores" Bishops’. Power

Gary Teachers End Briet Walkout After Scoring Victory; Schools Reopen

Soviet viet boss s  Yugoslavia four convinces many of Red strafeay change

TOCAL TEMPERATURES   Khrush Seen Shelving Plan To Dominate All Communists

Vote Dav   In Yueoslavia   in } uUcgOstavia  Khrushchev Trip May Alter Policy

11 killed in storm  accidents   Snow sweeps eastward from midlands area

his Week in Business and Finance... .  Railroad ‘Featherbed’ Ruling Top News

Administration-Backed Rules Committee Deal Kasily Passes in House

Manv Differences.   _—————— eon  School Teacher Still Feels Like Novel “1984” Is Unobjectionable

Teacher In Dispute Over Novel ‘1984’ Now Makes His Living Carrying Bricks

‘The World's Most Beautiful Mutiny’ es   Beauty Contestants Revolt

—_——ao ee iwi @ &§ EWwwi Si  Beauties Decline To Recline For Camera

PRINCIPLE, NOT CLEANING BILL Beauty Contestants Decline to Recline

LOVELY DISSIDENTS Miss Italy Leads Mutiny at Contest in California

‘ifs Just Not Being Done? Beauties Mutiny Over  Idea Of Lying On Floor

Wholesale Slaughter On Kansas Highways   ‘Dishearfening’ Hughes Says

Haiti Declares U. S. Diplomat Is Unwelcome   Formal Note Asks Withdrawal: Thurston Already In States

‘Black-Faced Minstrels In Schools 'Frowned Upon By State Educators

‘It Can’t Happen Here’ Proved Wrong . Fire Horror Becomes Personal Thing  To Man, Wife Caught In Hotel Blaze

Hotel Blaze Fire Horror: Can’t Be Me in Here!   By Whitey Kelley Executive Sports Editor, Charlotte, N.C., Observer

CENTRAL FIGURE   File Murder Charge Against Chapman in Death of Pastor

Condoles With Bereaved Parents _ Mme. Nhu, Mostly Venomous, Can Turn On Sympathy, Tes

Some Parents Transfer Pupils To Clay City   Clay City Has Modern Facilities; Picketing At Coalmont Enters 7th Day

Search Continues Five More Utah Miners Saver After 49 Hours Underground

Five More Utah Miners Rescued   Water Pocket Delays Search  For Lost Pennsylvania Miner

Little Hope Held For 10 Still In Pit   All-Out Recovery Effort Launched; Eight Known Dead

BALTIMORE, Md. (# — The first of 15 boosters for the Gemini two-man space flight will be produced within a month for tests in 1964.

COUNTERATTACKS CHARGES  Mondale Calls Marshall Disgrace to Minnesota’

Rights Bill Okayed By Solon Vote   JFK Eyes Support On Sale Of Wheat

Mans Mansfield Meas ‘ld Meas ure?  Jhi W ants olinnes tin Ww heat Sale To Soviets

Feels Need Of National Support  Mansfield Reports Feeling After Meeting

JFK Cautious On Wheat Sale   More Public Views Sought on Soviet Deal

A Jay Cee Project  Russian Family Arrives For Christmas Holidays

Attendance Up In Birmingham White Schools   Many Escorted By Parents

White Pupil: Returning  To Classes   Segregationists Pleading For School Bevecott

AFTER SIX-HOUR DELAY Repaired Rig Resumes Try To Reach 3 Trapped Miners

Harrisburg Is Jammed For Today’s Inaugural  ‘Republicans   ‘Republicans Whoop It Up For First Time Since 195]

Aimed At Ban Progress U. S., Soviets Open New Round  Of High-Level Disarmament Talks   End Of N-Testing Is ‘Within Reach’   'Scranton’s Induction  GOP Crowds City For Inauguration

Birthday Party Party  Prince, 3, Has Whisky. Sherry To Celebrate

Fires Flare Across Parched Woodlands And Prairies  U.S. IN DROUGHT’S GRIP

Hunters, Campers Barred __  Fire Flashes Across M poh Of Nation's Dry Woodland

Prolonged Dry Spell Shows No Signs of Easing  a... ono...,. e... ey... >. GF.   W ater Supplies Shrink and Many Fall Crops Crippled

HARK THE © HERALD - - .   Turn Your Auto Lights On During Holiday—

Use Low Beam Highlights  ‘Lights On For Safety’ To Be Observed Here Over Labor Day

, Movies In Space ‘Cooper To Drop Lighted ‘Sphere On Space Flight

IN STRUGGLE FOR POWER  Informer Valachi Relates  Shadowy Gangland Slayings

Moditications Okay With RFK   Meany Says Rail's Right To Strike Must Be Upheld

Exemption Of 2 Shops, Pools Okayed   Ervin Presses Attack On Rights Program   SIXTH DAY

RFK Says He Would Accept Rights Changes   Certain Public Facilities Mentionec In Hearing Today

BUT ERVIN WON'T BACK BILL AT ALL   Other Hearings Are Continuing On Touchy Issue

Ervin, Kennedy Debate Goes On  Some Amendments To Civil Rights Plan Acceptable

Robert Kennedy Would Approve *Some Changes   Accommodations Quiz by Senator

May Modify Rights Plan   Hints Some Compromise   Edgy Crowd In Brooklyn; Arrest Four

Ot ee ee oe ot  Temperatures YESTERDAY  LOW: 67 at 3 a.m. HIGH : eee Oe  i Ml a ie   RFK May Accede On Civil Riahts Points

Mrs. Nhu Protests Cut in U. S. Aid   Ex-Airman Backs Up First Lady

'$100-Plate Dinner Not Enough State GOP Campaign Debt Still To Be Paid

Storm Forces Many to Seek Higher Areas  Port Arthur in Path  Of Tropical Winds; Reaate Seek Shelter

Tibetans Would Be Settled in Alaska   Naturalist Would Settle Refugees From Red China on Alaska Range South of Fairbanks; Would Breed ‘Dzo

FBI Teams  Reeonstruet  Tragedy  50 Agents Continue ' To Sift, Probe Clues

Authorities Reconstruct  Dallas Killing   Oo FF. 2. ft. fe...   Seek to Confirm View Lone Sniper Shot Down Kenneds

De Gaulle Faces Tough Labor Crisis   President, Premier Huddle; Miners Turn Down 8 Per Cent Boost

 Around the State .. £ od a Around the Nation . . be ag ts Around the World . .

Greek Royal Visit Marred By Agitators   London Police Guard King, Queen Frederika   NEAR STATION

Agitafors Mar Greek Royalty’ Brifish Visif  Ti Tight Ses ecuri rity   Tight Security Guard Holds Back Reds. Pacifists

~ at A... _7* n efe y Reds, Anarchists, Pacitists  Greet King Paul, Frederika

Greek King, Queen Greeted  By Demonstrations In London   Abuse Of.Newsmen Ranped By Envoy

IDAHO TRAFFIC DEATHS Ry, TIT ASHP IATEH pores   Visit by Greek Royalty Draws Strong Protests

Greek Royalty Visits England  Demonstration at Palace Is Stopped

Royal Couple British Visit Stirs Uproar   Greek Rulers Face More Protests By Political Groups

Yield Py DATTAEN rrp SES  Agitators Plague Arrival Of Greek King and Queer

Police Balk Demonstration Against Greek Royal Pair   WANT TO PICKET

On State Visit To England Red Mobs Demonstrate Asainst Greek Royalty

German Divorcee, Back in Ohio, Tells  Why She Awaits Dr. Sam's Freedom   BY ARIANE TEBBENJOHANNS

‘German Divorcee, Back In Ohio, Tells  Why She Awaits Dr. Sam's Freedom

Big, Secretive and Belligerent —  Red China Will Be News in 1964

Poll Shows Feeling State Should Pay Recount Costs  Interest in Voting Machines in State Still Low

Infiltrators fought off in longest clash  Koreans strike at American post in neutral zone

In Two-Hour Fight...   O-TTOUF PUSNe .  Gls Battle Red  Korean Raiders

Pre-Dawn Clash Marks Action On Korean Frontier   Five American Soldiers Hurt By Grenadec

Gls Fight Off Reds In Long Clash   Five Injured By Grenade Fragment: In Korean Raid

Pheasant Calls Lead: Attackers   Three Gls Wounded by Grenade Pieces .

13 Yanks Fight Off N. Koreans   5 Scratched in 2-Hour Skirmish with Unit Tossing Grenades

5 Americans Hurt Slightly  13 U.S. Soldiers Fight Off Attack By Korean Reds

In Longest Clash Of Fresh Action— GIs Fight Off Grenade Hurling North Koreans

3 Gls iilurt {a Longest Korea Chaska  Grenade-Hurling  Reds Use Whisties  To Guide Attack

Panmunjom in Americans  Repel North Korean Raid  Soldiers Battle Grenade-Hutrling Reds Two Hours

Five wounded  Thirteen U.S. soldiers fight grenade-hurling N. Koreans

Americans Fight Off Another Raid; No One Wounded   North Koreans Deny They Are Creating Border Incidents.

Five Americans Hurt In New Korean Clash   Seven Reds Use Whistles to Guide Their Attack in Pre-Dawn Darkness; Wounds Suffered Are Termed Minor

North Koreans Hurl Grenades At Americans   Longest Clash of Recent Incidents

Reds Bombard U.S. Position With Grenades  No Casualties   No Casualties Reported In Two-Hour Clash

Grenades Are Hurled By Raiders   Two-Hour Battle Waged After U. S. Outpost Attacked

Hurl Barrage of Grenades —  13 Yanks Battle With North Korean Raiders

> American Gl’s Fighting North Korean Soldiers   Communists Using Pheasant-Like Calls To Guide Attacks in the Pre-Dawn Darknes

TWO-HOUR ATTACK  Korean Reds Hit  American Outpost   OVER RED PROBES  GI's Fighting Mad In Korea

Battle Lasts Two Hours:  Longest Yet   Raiders Utilize Whistles Like nt Calls

Grenades Thrown In Korea Fight  Five Americans   Five Americans Suffer Scratches

Clash In Korea  Night Assault By Red Raiders Fought Off By 13 U. S. Soldiers

Longest Clash of Renewed Action  U.S. Troops Repulse Grenade-Hurling Reds

Americans Repulse  N. Korea Raiders  Five Hurt Slightly In Grenade Attack

Two-Hour Battle Re eported SE POPLERE  North Koreans Hit US. Troops’ Outpost

FINAL EDITION   Red Korean Grenades Shower GI! Posts in 2-Hour Battle

U.S. Recovering Satellite Loads  Air Force Unit Cited  SS ee Cg,  Pie   Air Force Unit Cited for Catching Capsules

NO RELIEF IN SIGHT Temperatures Warmer  But Snow On The Way   56-Day Siege Weather Death Toll  In Kurope Near 250

Record Cole Deaths Rise Across U.S.   Traffic Snarled As Warning Given No Relief Sighted

Many Areas Still Report Below Zero   Death Toll Mounts To At Least 14] Since Last Tuesday

NATION REELS UNDER ATTACK OF ICY STORMS   Death Toll Mounts Amid Onslaught of Bitter Winter   SEE NO LETUP   Forecasters Say Cold Weather Will Continue  in Many Aveas.

Arctic Wave Eases, But—   Snow, Freezing Rain Blanket Much Of U.S.

Death Toll Edges Upward ‘New Snow Band Blankets ‘Many Sections Of Nation

Ohio up to 28 but  snow due   Buckeye state losing ‘nation’s icebox tag

Fresh Snow Covers  Wide Areas of US.   Arctic Cold Keeps Stubborn Grip on North; Mercury Sinks Below Zero

Vore Snow korecast  In Parts Of Ohio  pm... TLE AccoOrraTrr PREKS

Cold Still Grips North of Nation  Fresh Snow Blankets Wide Areas to Coast

MORE BITTER DAYS AHEAD, SAYS BUREAU   No Lasting Relief Seen As Winter's Toll Reaches 141

21 Americans Return From Cuban Prisons   Last Mercy Mission Ends

Donovan Returns From Cuba With More Americans  Says This Will Be Last Mercy Mission To Castro's Island

U.S. Prisoners In Cuba to Get Freedom Today   Castro to Release ‘20 to 27’ Americans For Flight ta U. S.

1 Yanks Freed By Cuban Regime  Flown Back to U.S., In Good Condition

21 Americans. Freed By Castro Reach Miami   Appear In Good Condition As They Climb From Red Cross Plane

Castro Agrees To Release All U.S. Prisoners   1,000 Refugees Also Expected To Sail From Cuba

Last Prisoners ‘To Be Freed by Castro Today   Optimistic Harriman Off on Save-Laos Job

Donovan Announces All U.S. Prisoners Will Be Freed from Cuban Jails

Last Merey Trip Made  By Donovan   Men Seen in Good Condition at Base South of Miami

21 More Americans Released From Cuba   New York Lawyer Looks at Trip As Last Mercy Mission to Island; About 1,000 Cubans To Leave Later This Week

U.S. Captives Near Freedom   Donovan Announces All Will Be Released From Cuban Jails Today

‘Last Mission,’ Says Donovan  21 More Prisoners Freed By Castro Reach Miami

Donovan Wins Another Castro  Mercy Gesture  Plane Which Flew Ransom to Havanc Returns Group

Group Due To Arrive On Monday  Donovan. Says ; Release Granted Without Ransom

Cuba Grants Release For Americans   Over 20 Scheduled For Plane Trip To  Florida’s Freedom

Twenty-One Americans Flown To U.S. Today After Being Released By Castro

WILL ALSO FREE ANOTHER  1,000 CUBANS   Yanks Brought Back On Ransom Plane; Donovan Says Ransom Ship To Bring Out Refugees.

Americans are released  91 aricanarcac   21 prisoners from Castro jails back to the U.S.

Castro Will Free Americans On Promise Of More Ransom; 1,000 Refugees Also Freed

Donovan Completes Arrangements  Fidel To Release  More Prisoners

Flown to U.S.   Castro Releases Last of 21 U.S. Prisoners From Jail

21 Released By Castro Fly To US.   Donovan Returns With Prisoners To Miami Base

All U.S. Captives In Castro's Jails To Be Released   U.S. Citizens To Arrive In Miami Today

Cockfail:Plan Nipped By Liquor Board  Houston Hotel Tests Pre-Mixed Drink Procedure

Satellite to S tudy Solar F lanes seus New “Christmas Star” Is Launched by Space Agency

Will Detect Explosions Within Sun   Plastic Sphere Is Polka-Dotted To Restrict Rays

May be Visible ‘Christmas Star’ Satellite Launched Into Orbit Try

Liberals Race To Canada Vote Victory   Fail to Control Commons, Pearson Up for Top Post

Argentina May Lose Aid for Oil Seizure   Senate Leaders Said Action Is Blow to Alliances

Missile Killer Scores New Success   Nike-Zeus KOs Air Force Titan  Over Pacific Ocear

: Adlai E. Stevenson Tells Congressmen ‘'United Nations Social Whirl Too Much

Adlai Stevenson Having Trouble  Keeping Up With U.N. Social Whirl

Mayor Calls. In Publishers And Printers   No Progress  On Monday

President Tosses Out First Ball  er ee      Lajor, League Season Begins

House Group Considering Maritime Bill  Teamsters’ Chief   Teamsters’ Chief To Present Firm Labor-Owner View:

Hoffa To Get More Quizzing By Committee  Polite Arqument   Polite Argument Occurs Wednesday In Hearing Room

Soviet Ships Invade Sub  Search Zone   Sail Through Area Despite Warning by Us S. Navy ~

Turn Of Events ts Spotlighted = 4  Williams Is Now  Baker’s Nemesis

Algeria Sends 50,000 to Join — Border Battle   Fight for Control of Two Sahara Out. posts Continues for Fourth Day.

Today's Index   Ike says he could support any prominently mentioned Republican for ‘64 presidential race

nding Ouf of Line ' ‘House GOP Says No Tax Relief Unless Budget Cut

GOP Steps Up Campaign for  Budget Cuts   Tax Cut Chances Said Slim Unless Spending Is Cut

Physicist Tells British Jury He Resisted Reds   Martelli Denies Serving as Spy

British Scientist Denies Spyinc Charges; Claims Rejected Moscow Offers Seven Years

Spy Suspect Tells Of Red Attempts  RA fit Mm... Sf"? .. LI. p.f.....J   Martelli Defense Claims He Refused For Seven Years Communist Pressure

Death for DeGaulle foes (See story on page 2)   A real popular gal oee popular ga!  Farewell to Mona

Sooners Clip K-State 34-9 Texas Tips Rice, 10-6, As Grid Giants Tuiidle

Reynolds Heads  Home for Battle  Senate Takes Up Revised Tax Bill

Senate Clears Bill for Final Vote Wednesday   Kepublicans Approve Only Two Minor Amendments to Measure.

Hit By Lightning? Plane Drops In Fiery Fragments  Near Elkton, Md.

Craft Explodes In Air During Thunderstorm   jet Falls In Flames Shortly After Take off From Baltimore Airport.

“Going Down In Flames” Is Pilot's Last Message  81 Dead In Jet Crash

Lyewitnesses Say Lightning Struck 10]   Falls In Cornfield Near Maryland, Delaware Line

-” Kennedy Wants To Shush Rumors:  CIA Chief To Broadeast Data On Cuban Build-Up

Dillon Supports  Tax Cut Program   Vroposal Includes  Revision. Slash   Kennedy Approves Report On Cuba   Bulletin

CIA Readies Report To Be  Given Nation In Effort To Quiet Congress

‘INTELLECTUAL VACUUM’ DENIED Rep. Roush Sees Space Contract Discrimination Against Midwest

Places Blame For Failure Of School Bill   Several Factors Are Cited By Governor

Korean Coastal Ferry Caught in Gale; Fear 80 to 100 Persons Dead

Bill Goes To lowa Senators   50 mph Limit Would Remain on Secondary Roads

Soviet Premier Rants at Red Party Congress   Castro Urges Latin America Revolution

Fuming Fidel Brews Latin Red Uprising   Cuban Sounds Aggressive Call For Big ‘Liberation’ Attempt

World Communism must heal split  Castro sounds call for revolution in Latin America

Revolution Call Made By Castro  3-Hour Talk Dote: On L-A Uprisings

Castro Calls for Cuba-Tyne Revolts In Latin America   Admits Cuba Is Now In Very Dire Straits and Needs Communist Unity.

Cuban Urges World Reds Heal Riffs   Flays 'Imperialists® in 3-Hour TY Talk to Women's Parley

SAYS AMERICA CANNOT TAKE OVER IN CUBA   IMPERIALISTS CAN DESTROY BUT NOT DEFEAT, HE SAYS

Latin Revolt Call Sounded By Castro  Cuban Says World Communism Must . Heal Its Split

Cuban Calls On Masses To Rise Up   Also Pleads For Communism To Heal Split

Calls for Revolution Fidel Castro Obviously Missed Mr. K's Speech

FOR UPRISINGS IN AMERICAS   Prime Minister Says Cz. ribbean Crisis Coatinues   MAKES UNITY PLEA   Cuban Chief Urges World Communism to Unite fee Revaliton

Calm Cooper Wins Praise Around Worle   Press Gives Wide ‘Coverage to Flight, Russig Restrained

Millions follow his flight Astronaut Cooper wins  hero's acclaim from world

Tensely Await Landing   Wins Admiring Headlines From Around World

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council! of Churches Religious Features)

Political Speculation Starts President Kennedy Is Guest  Of J.D. Tydings At Dinner

ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER  PUBLISHED _ - In The : ADIRONDACKS   Wolf Baying at Door Of State Treasury

wt Mey FIM SS Ee  New Series Designed to Help Students With Schoolwork to Appear in Tribune

STARTS SUNDAY '30 Days To Better Grades’ Series Will Help Pupils With Homework

‘30 Days to Better Grades’ Series Helps Students With Schoolwork

Foreign Aid Credit Plan Is Approved   House Action On $3-Billion Measure Is First Major Victory For Johnson But Still Falls Short Of His Request

Johnson Gets Credit Power On Red Sales   Action Is First Big Legislative Victory For Chief Executiv

House Action On $3-Billion Measure Is First Major Victory For Johnson But Still Falls Short Of His Request

LBJ Gallops Off On Horse After Meeting  Goldwater Object Of Sharp Jabs:

News Meet Is Conducted  Under Oaks.  Folksy Conference   Folksy Conference Is Held Impromptu At Johnson Ranch

Johnson Claims Support for Action In Closing 33 U.S. Military Base:

LBJ Reports Mail Favors Cut In Bases   President Answers Christmas Politics Charge By Senator

Goldwater Gets Jab From LBJ   President Also Claims Support In Base Closings

AT LBJ RANCH President Claims Support For Base Closing, Jabs Goldwater

Reacts To Goldwater Sharply   Prepares For Erhard Talks; Meets Press. In Barbecue Setting

Sehool’s Gut   LBJ Cites Backing on Base Cuts, Gives Goldwater Political Slap

LB) DEGL ARES U.S. BACKS CUT IN ARMY BASES   so Takes Sharp Jab  At Goldwater’s View Of Aid Showdown   IMPROMPTU NEWS  CONFERENCE HELD

Board Would Quast  Baccalaureates Too   Red Wing, Minn., School Decision Would Chanae Character Of Christmas Concerts

Gay Boat Party Ends in Tragedy  Pleasure Craft Hits Shoal: 2 Are Killed

Area May Lose.  Remap Blocks Eliminated; Upstate Districts Agreed

@ Democrats Drop Chicago Proposal State Remap Committee Resolves Major Issue

Some Think Gilpatric Should Have Disqualified Himself on TFX Award

Jail Will Be Warmer :  @ Kseapee Lived Outdoors  In Cold To Avoid. Arrest

Barry Examining Chances ‘Against Johnson in ’64 Race   Seek $6 Million to Build JEK Library at Harvard

Admits Responsibility  Youth, 17, Is Charged In Hardin Girl’s Death

Aamits RéSponsiouiy Youth, 17, Is Charged In Hardin Girl’s Death

You'll Find   Area Communities Siate’s Wage Law In Court Challenge

See DETAILS, Page ?   Insurance Salesman Testifies  Death Premonition Is Cited

OK Release Of Violations Data   9 P.M. Noise Curfew Predicted For Vendors

OK Release Of Violations Data   PARK METERS, 1-WAY SPREET PT Ans ok Nn

Your Income Tax - V  Do-it-Yourself Deducting Save Many People Money

She Outlives Actuarial Tables ——ores “Actuarial Lables:  Great Grandma Starts. Fund To oO Provide For Her Old Age

She Outlives Actuarial Tables  Great Grandma Starts Fund To Provide For Her Old Age

For Non-Ps sychotic Aged  Golden-Age Villages Win Approval ‘Of Ohio House

Red Wheat Deal Still  Uncertain   Government Action Hinges On Support in Congress; Russian Offer Reported

Imprisoned Boss in Command — Turncoat Gangster Tells Ot Underworld Activity   Soviet Wheat Deal Rests On Public and Congress

United States To Maintain Test Readiness   President Lists Four Security Safeguards In Case Russians Break Pact.

Nothing to Chance  U.S. Preparing fo Resume Atmospheric Nuclear Tests In Event Reds Break Treaty

President Says U.S. Will Be Ready to Resume Atmospheric Tests If Requirec

One Of Four Safeguards For Americans   $22 Million. Put Into Preparing Johnston Island

P FEpareaness  U.S. Will Resume Testing Should Russ Breach Treaty      Red Combat Troops Leaving Cuba

\Per-pupil cost, teacher pay   .   West Lake County schools surpass national averages

pupil cost, teacher pay West Lake County schools surpass national averages

Final Touches Put on Partial Test Ban Treaty  Pact Is Expected To Be Initialed   Pact Is Expected To Be Initialed By Mid-Week

Committee Open Vote Plan Dies   lowa Senate Kills Move to Change Secret Ballotina

Leaders Meet On Johnson's Texas Ranch   Common Market High On Agenda Of Weekend Meeting

Oswald Charged With JFK Murder   ‘Beyond Any Doubt,  Claims Investigator

Pope Buried in Grotto  ‘He Selected   Probe Pushed in Venezuela Raid

Capital Preparing For Hero Tuesday   Officials Study Possibility ‘Of Open-Ender

(And Peace and Quiet)      Parade Great But (Fischers Yearn for \Gelting Babies Home

Leader Bows To Ultimatum By U Thant   Eight Tribal Heads Want Him Tried As Traitor

BOWS TO ULTIMATUM -Tshombe’s Regime Appears Collapsing; Chiefs Desert

VATICAN CITY—UPI—Pope John XXIil was given ''pain-killing injections’ Saturday to ease his last hours.  The Pope moved inexorably toward the end. He dramatic. ally regained consciousness s during the night, but slipped —  . eS, SE eager RET) TE

UU CAEAREELLLErU UU CCCMMReELUTOiOlisOti Lt Meaaen td       Bodies Recovered

Fire at Man Fleeing Smiling Guards at Berlin Wall Still Trigger-Happy

re By East German Guards Mars Holiday Crossing  ‘Enough Tears Are Shed Along Berlin Wall To Wash It Away

Guards Fire on Man Flow of West Berliners Decreases Sharply Today

34,000 Berliners See Relatives .... East German Guards Fire On a Man Trying to Flee

rire GU MON Treccng Smiling Guards at Berlin Wall Still Trigger-Happy

- ees own ror Mondays ee  Reds Shoot at German Trying to Flee as Westerners Flock to East

East Germans Fire on Man Trying Escape   West Berliners’ Flow , Into East Zone Slows After Weekend Rush

Wind, Rain in Midwest Cause  Loss,  Youl i Drews _ in Wisconsin:

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES Through July 21   U.S. tax affects Canadian economy; changes planned

Test Ban Treaty Loses Support in Senate as Talmadae Reverses Stand

Six Persons Die In Connecticut Flood   Of Further Flooding Juniata River Is  Still A Threat

Debris, Mud, Grief Grim Evidences of Flood in New England Mill Town

Connecticut Cleans Up Debris Left By Flood  Six Perish As Dam Breaks: Damage High  In Norwich

New Wheat, Feed Grains Bill Is Urged   Farm Bureau’s President Wants Controls Dropped

K to U.S: Keep Hands Off of Cuba  ‘Or Face Worse Crisis Than October’s’

Russ Bid Adieu to Pal Castro  Khrushehen’s   Khrushchev’s Oratory Flaws

Communist Chiefs Warn ‘Hot Heads In U.S. to Keep  Hands Off of Cuba

Threatens New Crisis Over Island   ‘Would Be Worse’ Than 1962; Fidel Gets Big Sendaff

Weak Or Just Plain Smar!  x * * * * * *k * Woman's Frailly Scientific Fact

Development Council Asks Army Engineers to Reduce Acad Pollution of Yough

County Grouy Request Sent To Engineers   Casselman Pollution Catled Perit To Tour, Industvyy Programs

Hot and Cold Running Weather Plagues US.   Mr. Groundhog Sees Shadow

Labor Member Suggests Kennedy Postpone Trip   Press Predicts   Expects Investigation   Six-hour Debaie

Macmillan Asked Tc Put Off JFK's Visit   (Related Story on Page 4)

Critics Press Mac   Cry For Resignation Swells Despite Support By House Of Commons

Cut In Tobacco Acreage Asked  Farmers Would Be Protected Against Ruinous Surpluses

Minnesota To Face Tax  Hike July 1   Gasoline Tax Goes Up Cent; Oleomargarine Levy To Become Effective

Former Nazi SS Guards Testity   In Biggest German War Crimes Trial

‘OTHER WOMAN IN CASE   Defense Takes Over In Trial Of Ohio U Prof

Syivester Gives ‘His Rebuttal fo Charges on New:   Spends Three Hours Before Committee

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Arthur Sylvester Calls Charges Of News Management ‘Hoawash’

Pentagon To Review  News Order   Sylvester Denied Efforts To Manage News; Defends Policy in Times of Danger

News Rein? ‘Hogwash,’ Aide Claims   Sylvester Defends Press Policies At House Hearing

Pentagon Press Chief Denies Charge Government Trying To Manage News

Sylvester Grilled By House Probers News Management Charge  Dismissed As ‘Hogwash’

Sylvester Says No Pentagon News Managed  Claims Charges Are Hogwash; to Review Curb on Military

Points to Editorial Offices Sylvester Denies News Managed at Pentagon

News Curbs Charge Hit By Official   Defense Press Aide Calls Management Claims ‘Hlouwash?

Press Chief At Pentagon Gives Views  ‘News Management 7 io) uae ae -_   ‘News Management Charges Are Sharply Refuted by Svlvester

Press Chief Witness In House Ouiz   Refutes Charges Of Managed News By U. S. Officials

Tells House Group of Policy On Information  Claims Some Things Must Be Done In

‘Hogwash’ Is Reply Of Press Chief   Sylvester Called Villain Li, ‘News Manigenient’ Probe

INSIDE YOUR DAILY TIMES   Welsh Fails in New Move to Join SEPACT

Tensions Mounting Again, Washington Says  Haiti Crisis May Grow Worse

Rebuilt Nation. Following War; Urges Germans To Remain  True to West

Adenauer Ends Era as Chancellor   West German Leader Bows Out After His 14 Years of Labor

Chancellor Adenauer Ends An Era   87-Year-Old Leader  Urges Germany To  Ra Tene To Allies

a” Vvwewrervw wy’  United States Gets Set ‘To Crank Out ‘Dollars’

STEVENSON APPEALS TO J LATIN { AMERICANS  “UN Financial Problems Unsolved

Russia’s Extension of ‘No Pay’ Stand Worsens UN's Already Grave Financial Situation

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ii/No Big Decisions Or Squabbles ‘Prime Issues Move Front, Center  ‘In General Assembly This Week

\*Murder For Hire’ Trial 'Ex-Convict Tells Of Shopping For Killer

GOP, Reynolds Due for Dispute Over Sales Tax   Legislators Set For New Budget, Revenue Issues

Among Other Things Truman Says Kennedy’s Stanc  On Civil Rights Will Pay Off

Common Market In Crisis   German Ultimatum Brings Retaliatory Action By De Gaulle

July 4 Ohio Violence Leaves 8 Persons Dead  Deliber   Deliberate Fire, Shootings Take Grisly Holiday Toll

The Weather   July 4 Ohio Violence Leaves 8 Persons Dead   Deliberate Fire, Shootings Take Grisly Holiday Toll

July 4 Ohio Violence Leaves 8 Persons Dead   Deliberate Fire, Shootings Take Grisley Holiday Toll

Qhio’s 4th Is Marred By Violence  4 Shot To Death, 4 Wounded; Arsor  Te, Ff. WD. ..2 _¥.

A in Family Are Dead in Lorain Fire   Four Others in Ohio Are Victims in Serie: Of Shooting Scrape:

Offers. Longer Effective Deterrent — Kennedy Hints Reason British Decided to Take Polaris Missile

Labor Leaders Glum Followinc Court Decision  Advocates Expect National Movement

Fate of Civil Rights Legislation Is Said to Rest With Republicans

Fate of Rights  Bills Said Up To Republicans  Negro Leaders King and Powell Say Legislation Depends on GOP Support.

Neer ‘o Leaders Indicate Republicans  Will Decide Civil Rights Bill’s Fate

Sleef, Snow Cover Huge Part Of State  2 Traffic Deathe   8 Traffic Deaths Blamed on Slick Roads Or Foa 

TALKS APPEAR DOOMED Sino-Soviet Strain Tauter As ‘Peace’ Parley Nears

To Confer Tuesday With Negro Leaders  San ford Calls For An End T. o Racial Demonstrations

Wants Demonstrations Stopped \Governor Taking Part  InN. C. Race Problems

It's Time To Negotiate... Governor Tells Negroes  To Stop Demonstrations

Heavy Rains, Thunderstorms, Small  ‘Tornado Hit Buckeye State Last Night

Out of fuel, storm breaks Young pair rescued after night on river

MIGs No Match For Navy Phantoms   Contend Bullets Came from Jet Machine Guns

Record Heroin Shipment Worth $33 Million Seized in Auto Entering U.S. From Mexico

In nuclear weapons   Says we’re letting Reds catch up   Tough talk   U.S. shrugs Red_ bluster

WEEK’S ‘SSS’ WINNERS LIST TODAY   W eather   In nuclear weapons   Says we’re letting Reds catch up   U.S. shrugs Red_ bluster

207 Negro Marchers Arrested In Tallahassee   Refused To Disperse

Judge Frees 3 Negroes In Florida  Delavs Relensac   Delays Releases For 223 on Contempt Counts

Three Negroes Are Released After Protests   Florida Judge Gives 223 Others Delay In Hearing

THEATERS _ OBJECTIVES . OF PROTEST   Racial Trouble Continues On Several Fronts

Insurance Salesman Testifies   Agent Says Thompson Upset When Urged to Buy Regular Policies

‘“GINNY’ TO HEAD NORTH   Storm Off N.C. Coast  At Hurrieane Status   FOR PRESIDENT OR V.P.  Scranton Open To Draft   ADMIT MOUNTING SUPPORT  Barry Has Not Sewn It Up, 4. GOP Lawmakers Declare

Church Plans Outlined   ENDO RSE S DEBATE IDEA Scranton Would Accept Draft by GOP Convention

School Board Hears ‘Merger nue " Explained: 1963-64 Calendar Set -

School Board Hears Merger Budget Explained: 1963-64 Calendar Set

As Indonesia Forms ‘Crash Malaysia’  Students Demand Military Training

Malaysian Students Vow Fight   Indonesians Form  ‘Action Command’

STUDENTS AS WAR TRAINING FOR MALAYSIA   Meanwhile, Indonesia Forms New Group To Crush Nation   SUKARNO “HANGED” BY CROWD OF 2,000

Malaysians Demand Defensive Measures   Students Hang Effigy Of Indonesia's Sukarno, Express Willinaness To Fiaht

Sukarno Is Burned In Effigy  No awsxr Aan Dan   Many Are Ready To Fight for, Youne Nation

Students Ask For Military Preparation   Cheering Youths Hang Indonesian Leader In Effigy

Malaysians, Indonesians  Want Fight  Sukarno Effigy Hanged   Sukarno Effigy Hanged By Militant Youns Mob

College Must Be Planned  Student Flood ™ sh  BO oe oe Dm 8 Vee d   Student Flood Seen by 1970

Alumni Secretary Blasts Ohio State for Spending So Much on Athletes

Grim Wallace Takes Office Monday   Jespute Victory In House Rules Fight  JFK Keeping Fingers Crossed On Bills

Crash Occurs On 219 Near Westline Road   Body of One Victim Is Pinned in Cab; Deaths Accidental

Fennell While at SUI   2,800 Cross Border— Joyous, Tearful Visits in Berlin

Many Cross Barrier to Call on Kin   West Berliners Surge Into East for First Visit in 28 Months

Small Fry Inspection   WAVES SURGE THROUGH  Berlin Wali Scene Of Warm Reunions   COLD STILL IN VIEW Dismal Weather Mav Be Area Lot

Berlin Wall Cheerful And Tearful   Christmas Visits By Separated Families Come By Agreement

ONE OF LAST AUDIENCES  For a picture of Pope John XXIII at one of his last audiences with group from Catholic War Veterans turn to page 6.

Davis Elected Mayor Citizens Association Ousts Coalition in Kansas City

Kansas Citians Select Davis As Ther New Mayor  izens Association

Group Continues to Resist Rights Bill Modifications   ‘Constitutional Revision  Many Groups Favor Amendments

Sen. Dirksen Doubtful For This Session  No-Compromise Contingent After mm °*¢ fr. Fi,

Kennedy Pressure  Rebuffed  House Group Still Adamant On Civil Right

JFK’s Civil Rights Bill Facing Task   Bipartisan Unit Revolts Against Top Leadership

JFK Unsuccessful  In Attempt To Push Milder Rights Bill   Bipartisan Group Backing Measure with More Teeth

Uncommitted Delegation Is Scranton Hope  Plans to Meet With Goldwate: And Rockefelle

Barry's Mother-in-Law D,  Scranton To See Rockefeller, Goldwater Meeting Is Delayed

Perez Closes. School Doors To Navy:Too   ‘Accommodations Law In Reverse,” Aide To Politician Says .

Subzero Cold With Snow; Road Hazards Mounting   WIDESPREAD STORM

Air Foree Orders ‘Copters  ’ o bd - &yrinotield   Springfield Gets Work

BIN FEW EIUV ING          Grateful Nation Hails Maaniticent Adventure

Cooper Happy, Healthy After Bullseye Descent   13! 1.7  i’ ae Tha Lact Five Houre We Weed Every Pave In The Boo

Guided Craft To Bullseye   Automatic Conirol Fails; He’s Queasy on Landing

Astronaut Healthy After 23-Orbit Voyage; May  Hasten Moon Conauest   Family Jets to Honolulu For Reunion With Cooper

Astronaut’s Condition Is Excellent   Intensive Medical Examinations Started; Lands on ‘Bullseye’

Flight Called ‘Magnificent’   Cooper “Takes Man Step Nearer Moon

Cooper under medical test after magnificent flight   Mother of Cooper feels proud, jubilant

‘Magnificent, Space Officials Say of Flight   Astronaut Undergoing Quiz on Carrier — Reunion With Family Set Saturday,

nigh Fiying Looper Undergoes Intensive Medical Tests Today      Formal Honors Due Cooper Tuesday

Astronaut In ‘Fine Shape’ After 22 Orbits, Landing; Feat Called Step To Moon

Astronaut To Meet Wife On Saturday   Flight Is Hailed As ‘Magnificent’ By Space Official:

Brings Spacecratt Down Manually;  Undergoing Tests On USS Kearsarge

Intensive Medical Checkup Given  TP on. Denthen PT ttdivnn Pucle bi   Tense Pacifie Landing Ends in Triumph for U.S. Astronaut

Kuchel Hits ‘Peddlers Of Fright’   Senator Charges Alarmists Defile Cancarvative Cau

Diem Calls Support Rally As U. S. Reported Ready For Viet Nam Showdown

Red China Is Accused  By Soviets   Claim Chinese Not Ready to Patch Up  Existing Quarrels

Red Chinese Are Accused Of Meddling  Moscow Answers Aas abe an Pip   Moscow Answers Attacks on Eve Of ‘Peace’ Talks

Inter-Party Quarrel Deepens   ‘Peace’ Talks Set Friday May Be Called Off

Soviets Air  Aggravation At Chinese  Accuses Leaders Of Slander, Maddlina In Affn}

Neal frals     Pranosal   Eight Nations Seek To Revive Test Ban Talks In Geneva

Senator Would Support ‘Rocky’  Questions Rival’s GOP Credentials

Segregation ban sought in church  . Ak nseny Ln rama. “—- =F mae camhiu   Matter to come up at assembly  of Presbyterian Church, U. S.

Three Slain as Red Terrorists Enter Hospital   Commie Leader in Venezuela Grabbed

ktclease Communist ape  Venezuelan Red Terrorists  Invade Hospital; Slay Three

PRO-RED VENEZUELANS STRIKE Leader Taken From  Hospital: 3 Killed

Red China Among Russia's Friends, Says Khrushchev   Would Aid Peiping Regime in Case of Attack, He Says at Kremlin Rally.

Khrushchev Says Cuba, Red China Will Be Defended   Promises Atomic Warfare If West Attacks Friends

Also Takes Firm Stand  on A-Ban Inspections   China Calls Nik  ‘Double-dealer

Nikita Vows To Aid Friends  Red China Manes “mn Attacks  - = a Sn

Includes Red China with Cuba Khrushchev warns Russia  will defend its friends

Soviet Union To Defend Alt Red Nations   Premier Rattles Sword In Talk At Political Rally

Red Leader Warns U.S. In Speech  Khrushchev Says Russia Will Aid China And Cuba

Russ to Protect:  Red China: Nikita  Extends Prior Nuclear War Thract   viners Like Vitality, Freedom Some Europeans Think American Women Lazy, Immoral and Oversexed

Defends Peace Policy China Has Criticized  Says Soviet to Fire   Says Soviet to Fire Devastating Blow At Any Agegressors

But He Includes China in List USSR Would Help Defend Against West

Soviet Premier Includes Red China That Published Bitter Criticism of Him Short Time Earlier

ussians 'l'o Assist ‘All Friends   Premier's Speech Against Background OF Chinese Attack

Soviet Support Pledged If Cuba, China Attacked   Khrushchev Issues Warning. In Election Rally Speech

Soviet Vows To Defend Red Friends  Yee peers   Praises Policy Of Coexistence As Sensible Way

Says ‘Imperialists’ Will Face Destruction From Soviet Union If They Unleash Nuclear War-

Wants West fo Feel Danger of Atomic War  Feed Boss Ta Iks  sieing Flartian

Expands Area Mentioned — By Malinovsky   imperialists Given Warning At Election Rally In Kremlin

{Russian Citizen To Die Before Firing I Sate :For Snvina Acaine? Soviet Unian

Court Decrees Russian Must Die For Crime   Both Men Testified They Gave Secrets To Western Source

Russian Gets Death Penalty For Spying   Soviet Court Gives Briton R Youre in Prican

Supreme Court Of Soviet Union Tells Decisions   Spies For West Hear Verdicts In Packed Room

Briton Gets Prison Term For Espionage; Russian Ordered Put to Death

Soviet Court Decrees Death Penalty for Russian Spy; Briton Sentenced to 8 Years

One To Die, Other Given Eight Year 8   Russian Citizen Will Go To Death; Briton Spared By Judges

Red Court Sentences Two Spies   Russian Faces Firing Squad; Briton Receives Eight Years in Prison

SEES $500 MILLION TRIM Clay Says JFK Aid Figure Could Be Cut Still More

That's Vow Of Scalise In New Job   Name Demo Candidate To Enforce lowa Liquor Law

Scalise chief of liquor law enforcement   $9 000 <alaryv   Will hire «taf?

Lite § End  H. F. CLASEN, 82, RETIRED JEWELER AND FARM OPERATOR HERE, EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL AFTER SHORT ILLNESS  Funeral Services Set Thursday at Presbyterian Church

H.F. . CLASEN, 2, RETIRED JEWELER AND FARM OPERATOR -HERE, EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL AFTER SHORT ILLNESS  ‘Funeral’ Services Set Thursday at Prachvtertan Church

DeGaulle Trying to Turn Back Clock of History, US Fears   Probe of Cuban Arms Planned

Morse Orders Probe of. Possible __ _ a New. Soviet ‘Arms Buildup i in Cuba

Soviets Working Fast, Reports Say  New Arms Buildup In Cuba Is Probed

Inquiry Sparked by News Reports . . . Probe of Russian Military Build-up in Cuba Ordered

‘Senator Morse Calls For Immediate Check Into Reports Of New Red Buildup In Cuba

M orse ‘Orders Probe Into Reports Of New Russian Buildup in Cuba

Morse Asks Probe Of Cuban Arms   Senate Investigation Ordered In Buildup Of Soviet Weapons

Cuban Issue Revived By Fresh News   Reports Of Buildup Involving Russians Sparks Probe Move

U.S. Alarmed By Reports Of Big New Russian Military Buildup In Cuba

Senate To Probe New Soviet Arms Buildup for Cuba   Russia Reported Rushing ‘Defense’ Work for Castro

Conflicting Reports Are Heard   Government Says It’s Just Defense

Better Equipped Now: Keating Morse Orders Probe  Of New Cuba Buildup

Investigation Ordered In Reported New Sovie' Arms Buildup in Cuba

‘Sen. Morse Orders Investigation Of Renewed Soviet Buildup In Cuba

QUICK PROBI IS ORDERED BY MORSE   State Dept. Officials To Be Quizzed Saturday  NEWS ACCOUNT   Tells Of Russian Encampments Being Relocated On Castro’s Island

‘Immediate’ Senate Investigation Scans New Soviet Buildup in Cuba

Senate to Probe Reports of New Russ Arms Buildup in Cuba   U.S. Pulling Jupiters Out of Turkey, Italy

Renew flurry over Soviet arms in Cuba  ‘Round-the-clock   ‘Round-the-clock buildup’ brings call for probe

MORSE ORDERS QUICK BRIEFING BY OFFICIALS      Keating Says Arms Hike ‘Confirmed by GovernTnent Sources   Dispatch Reports ‘Kighly Sophisticated Ground, Aiy Defanepe!

Buildup In Cuba Will Be Probed   Round-The-Clock Arms Push Reportec

Officials  Say It’s  Defense New Flurry  Starts Over News Report

Cuban military   UDOT! cAI Rusk to testify at  new buildup probe

Senate Starts Probe Of Massive Russian Military Buildup In Castros Cuba

Cuba Issue Erupts With  New Foree   Reports Describe Massive Soviet Military Moves

[Swift Senate Probe Slated on Reports  Of New Soviet Military Buildup in Cuba

A gain Causes Concern Pk «ted Rte ett Ae tat Ae  Military Buildup Reported In Cuba

Morse Orders Searching Probe  Senators Fear Red Buildup Of Cuban Military Might —

That U.S. Will Turn Wrath On Communism  Moscow Propaganda Reflects Dread   An AP NEWS ANALYSIS By WILLIAM L. RYAN  AD Geaantal C'asmacnmana ant

On The Inside   Russians Fear Blame In Death, Collapse Of Foreign Policies

Oswald's Slayer Booked for Trial   Keeping Score On The Rainfall   Moscow's Propaganda Bares Feeling of Dread

An AP News Analysis Red Propaganda Reflects Feeling of Soviet Dread

“FOUND IN SOVIET PROPAGANDA  Fear Detected From Moscow      (AN. AP NEWS ANALYSIS)

Fear is Reflected by Moscow's Propaganda   An AP News Analysis— By WILLIAM L. RYAN  ABD Graeial Carrmacnamsank

Rioting Erupts In fran   Eight Reported Killed in Clash After Arrest Of Religious Leader

Cheering Denied in Dallas  vA ~~ we   REPEATS ON TY   Guards Pui On  Pastor’s Dome

ITv Criticizes Dallas 4th Graders  Pupils Applauded Holiday--Not Killing

REACH AGREEMENT   State Stops Voter Probe Pending Appeal Hearing

LBJ, Cabinet Discuss Next Year's Budget   President Also to Meet With Stevenson and Top Defense Of  ficials.

DuskTo Dawn Sessions Are  Being Held   Final Figures Must Be Submitted To Congress By Jan. 18

Cabinet Talks Focused On ‘4 Expenses   Johnson Meets With Stevenson On UN Speech

OF JET INCIDENT  Two Red Planes Attack Ship   By CHARLES E. TAYLOR

Two MIGS fire cannon shots  at U.S. vessel off Cuba   Soviets to take measures for own ship protection in Cuba

West Seeks Backing at Geneva Talk   Meetings Planned With Neuf, pike  vith Nee

HURRICANE SEEN WORSENING Caribbean Islands Feel Fury Of ‘Edith’s’ Winds

integrationists May Ask Court to Outlaw Mobile Classrooms in Chicago

  Civil Rights Groups Considering Court Action in School Dispute

Socialites Are Under Indictment  14 Are Charged With Willful rf,  —— epee o 

Where Did He Go? Brown's Budget Fails To Reach Senate; Sponsor Missing

Vatican Council Proposal   Fixed Date Calendar Sets Easter April 9

Rusk Meets Erhard   New Perpetual Calendar Gains Council Support

Perpetual Calendar  Endorsed.  Ecumenical —_ rae y   Ecumenical Favors Fixed Date for Easter

Walkie-Talkie On Loose Battery Dead, Raiimen Can Now Safely Lisien

LOLOL LLL LLL LLL LLL LL LLL LLL LLL LE LLL LLL LLL LAL LL LALA ne re Re eee Me cee ee or reo ce Ew ERUS AMMEN CoM ane er  Kid With RR’s Walkie-Talkie Had Fun Until Batteries Died

W. ISN'T THE ONE PASSE D Bill Revising € riminal Laws  For State Vetoed by ( onnally

Senate Engages In First Secret Debate Since 4:  Rare Session Comes A. @.. oho D - aaPe   Rare Session Comes As Senators Reject Nike-Zeus Proposal

Ana Underworid rower?  Slaying Spotlights City’s Political Machinery

In Gangland Fashion Politics, Power, ‘Policy’ Linked to Chicago Slayine

Spectre Raised by Murder it sdaledacoslaboensboteeidewatacil  Ghost Of Capone Stalks In Chicago

Underworld Believed Linked with Slaying of Chicago City Councilmar   A I'PT Veam Renort

State Legislative Proposal Growing Opposition Indicated on  Fund Consolidation

Challenges United Nations To Make Inspection of Crisis-Riddled Nation

Horse Show  Pictures e@ Stories   U.N. Invited To Inspect Country

STILL POLES APART Russ-Chinese Recess Talk As Ritt-Healing Fizzles

Dems Claim Violation Of  Constitution   Measure Passed By 26-23 Vote, Sent To House

Special Interest Point Raised on Beer Tax Plan  Romney Is ‘Asked to  a Pe «Ly eee Wee

ICC UNHAPPY OVER ITS JOB IN RAIL FEUD   ‘Chairman Says Group  Will Take Mediator Task, However      'WOULD HAND DOWN ‘BINDING RULINGS

Meany’s Unemployment Cure   To Counter ‘Automation: 35-Hour Week

Pope Paul VI Called Bishop Of Workers  Has Reputation For Seriousness And Dinlamaey

People of Milan Remember His Trip Into Mine; Same Ideals  As Pope John

HIG Qays:  U.S. Misunderstanding Reason Latin-American Relations Bad

IlliaSaysMisunderstandingby U.S iImpairs Relations With Argentina

Argentinas Doctor President Believes U.S-Argentine Friction Is Result of Misunderstanding, Mostly on Part of North Americans

Latins Trying To Stabilize Themselves  Argentine Head Blames Misunderstanding In U.S.

ix-Doctor Illia Diagnoses ‘Disease’ ‘American Misunderstanding’ Blamed For U.S.- Latin Rows

\Lays Major blame on Y. ». Misunderstanding Cause of Poor  Relations, Argentine Chief Says

Sen. Connally ‘Dies at Ade 86   Making eal wtaonity ETrort  Misunderstanding Hurts Americas Links, Says Argentine Chie

Argentina's New Country Doctor President dent Diagnoses _ Problem  U.S. Lacks ‘Understanding’ Of Latins

exclusive interview With Argentina's President - Misunderstanding By US. Blaiied For Latin American Probleme   Fvanaelist Praises Nixon - Billy Graham Has No Political Aims   1964 Economy To Boost Demand -New Record For Petroleum Use See:

Latin Trouble With U.S. 1s Pointed Out   New President Of Argentina Says It’s Misunderstanding

Argentine President Says Amerieans Misunderstand   UN Fact Finders Abandon’  Government-Planned ‘Tour

Ss pace Officials Push Moon Shot. But Critics See Spending Curbs   American  Misunderstanding Blamed For Uneasy U.S.-Latin America Ties

Understand Us, Plea of Latin Chief  Nations Making a Real Effort to Stabilize: Ilia

Drillers At Critical Phase — Rescuers 62 Feet From 3 Men Trapped in Mine

Critical rescue phase next  Rescuers within 62 feet of three trapped miners

Rescuers  Near Three  Trapped Men Halt Operations  To Prepare For fwitinal Places

Russians Refuse To Relax Stand  Western Diplomats Talk Matters at  Sacial Meaitina

Big-3 Parley Fails to Ease Test Deadlock   Sen. Humphrey Reports No ‘Significant Shift;’ Second Meeting Set.

DISTRICT CAPITALS OVERRUN Communist Guerrillas  Slaughter Viet Troops

New York, Cleveland Still Without Newspapers ere eh Shout Newspapers  Marathon Parleys Fail To Dent Strikes

New York Newspaper Strike... . No Progress Is Made in 4 Days of Long Negotiations

 New York, Cleveland Still Without Newspapers Marathon Parleys Fail To Dent Strikes

SCGUTH TRIES TO RISE  Confederate Air Unit Scores Zero in Search

UNDAUNTED CONFEDERATE AF  EN ENC LA CELE LN ELON LAN TLL ID NOLL NAA LLL ALAA AN LANL,  Texans Will Build Zere

TFX Contract to Stand, Pentagon Aide Reveals   Related Story, Page 3

Students Go for It—  Phila. High Schovls Place  Stress on Dress, Decorum

Solons Back New Move For Flood, Drought Aid   On The  Farm Front

Bedeviled Boy Found On Boat, Says He Murdered Two Key West Fishermen

Boy, 17, Admits Murders at Sea  Blood-Stained Lad Found by ._€oast Guard in Fishine Boat

Georgia Youth Kills Fishermer  Discovered In Boat Adrift Near Cuba

Boy Admits Killings Search for Boy, Two Fishermen Ends 20 Miles From Cuba Coas'

TOCcaAl TE™MPPRATURES   Bedeviled Georgia Boy Says He Murdered 2 Fishermen

Boy Admits Slaying Of Two Fishermen   Dozen Ships Searching Fer Deep Grave of Sunken Sub

‘ THINK  AM INSANE’  Blood-Spattered Boy Says He Killed Fishermen

Youth Admit: Killin « Two Aboard Boat  Coast Guard Tows Blood-Splotched Veseol To Port

Teen-Ager Admits Murdering Father, Son And Throwing Their Bodies Into Atlantic

Civil Rights Bill Action Expected Within 60 Days  Rules U  ouse Rules Unit Chairman Pledges

On the Inside...   Rights Bill Clears First Hurdle With House Action Seen January

House Action Seen in 60 Days  LBJ’s Rights Efforts Bearing Fruit

Legislature To Convene Wednesday  Public Works Board Battle Of Salaries, Rlue Law Are Issue

Cooper Calm, Ready to Go   See picture and other stories on Page 2.

GOP And Southerners Cut Half Billion From Aid Bill   Bill To Force Arbitration Passes Senate Committee

House Republicans Slash More Than $1 Billion From Administration’s Foreign Aid Measure

President Handed Stinging Setback As House Trims Foreian Aid Measurs

House Cuts Foreign Aid $2 Biilion   Republicans Win Reversal Of House Votes Today After Failing Thursday

House Deals Stunning Blow To Kennedy  Vote For Final Passage Is   Vote For Final Passage Is 222 To 188

House Is Near Final Approval Of Foreign Aid   Republicans Bent on Economy Are Beaten

Kennedy Delivered Big Loss   GOP-Led Vote Lops $Billion Off Aid Reauest

$585 Million Is Cut From Foreign Aid  House Republicans Tr Tt eo   House Republicans Hand President A Bitter Defeat

$4.1 Billion Aid Bill Nears House Approval, No Cash Appropriated

JFK Looks To Senate For Foreign Aid   House Cuts Funds, Gives President Stinging Defeat

Dixie Dems Join, Hand  JFK Defeat   Biggest Slice In Last-Chance Move Hits Loan Fund

House Nears Approval On Foreign Aid  Final Vote Slated;  Republicans Beate * wes. fs Gu,

Foreign aid authorization bill slashed  Southern Dems join with GO budget cutters

House Jolts JFK; Aid Cut $585. Million   Foreign Assistance Measure Then Is Passed. 224 to 184

House Slashes $585 Million From Aid Bill  esident Den   President Denounces Action, Locks to Senate to Restore Proposed Funds.

Kennedy Deait Stinging Blow By The House   Several Southern Democrats Join In  With Republicans

HOUSE VOTES 224 10 186 FOR CUT   Action Complete Reversal Of Indicated Trend  AUCLINUCTC   Include Ban On Assistance To Nations Conducting Trade With Cuba

Foreign Aid Authorization Measure Appears Victorious With Demo Force

Fight Far From Over House Republicans Try, But Fail, To Cut Foreign Aid

Stunning Setback For Kennedy In 124-186 Vote   Looks to Senate To Restore At Least Part of Cut

$1 Billion Is Taken From  Foreign Aid  PS Ports oe ae eon ONE”   Administration Gets Stunning Loss From House Republicans

Cut of 585 Million in Aid Votec   President Calls House Act ‘Short - Sighted And Dangerous’

GOP SLASHES FOREIGN AID BY A BILLION   Kennedy Handed Stunning Defeat In House Voting

WORST BLOW IS DEALT PRESIDENT   Republicans Get Assistance From South Democrats

66 DEMOS DESERT AID CAUSE  $585 Million House Cut Stings Kennedy

Kennedy Raps Foreign Aid Cuts by House   Looks to Senate to Restore Some  of Slashes

Southern Democrats and Republicans Together Make $585 Million Cut

wreckage and human remains believed to be Berlanti’s son, 24 - year - old Frederick of St. Petersburg.

JFK B Bill Slashed  — GOP Takes $1 Billion - Bite From Foreign Aid

PRESIDENT VENTS WRATH  _, GOP -Led House Axes i Aid Bill $585 Million

GOP-Dixiecrat Coalition Cuts Over $500 Million From Foreign Aid Bill

Tension Risi ing In. South Viet ‘Nam Ge op  Military Picks  Tho As Premier

Former Vice-President To Head South Viet Nam  Provisional Government

5 Survive Tragedy  Navy Plane Crashes On Alaska Ridge; 7 Missing

Navy Plane Crashes, 7 Feared Dead   Five Survive Alaskan Crash; Minnesota Man Killed in Kansas Accident

Bid Call Specifies Adams Park Council, Chamber Disagree On Location for Otters

They Want Theirs LoweredSoviets Attempt Raise In U. §. Dues at UN

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Soviets Demand U.N. Cut Their Dues, Hike Ours

JFK KEYNOTES TIDE OF PRAISE      Coopers Going Monday tc  White House; May Ad drace Coannrace

Turning Back the Clock?  U.S. Is Aiming to Thwart De Gaulle i pa Axis

De Gaulle Gives Worries fo U.S.  Claim De Gaulle Trie To Turn Back Clock

De Gaulle’s Position Worries U.S. Officials .  Hit French Leader's BDhecw ban Tle ides   Hit French Leader's Plan to Unify Western Europe ae

Europe Unification Plan  Is De Gaulle Trying To Turn Back Clock?

FEAR ALLIANCE SPLIT HARDENS   DE GAULLE WANTS EUROPE UNIFIED, FRENCH LEADERSHIP

TRYING TO TURN BACK CLOCK  U.S. Concerned At De Gaulle’s  European Domination Efforts   ANTIQUE ROCKET MISSILES American Missiles May Be Pulled Out of Bases

Senator Asks Act ‘Short of War’ To Strangle IslandEconomy, Destroy Castro

Dirksen For (il Blockade Of Red Cuba   Favors Strangling Economy—Short O Getting Into War

DIRKSEN SAYS IT WOULD STOP SUPPLY OF OIL   However, GOP Leader Favors Only Action Short Of Warfare   KEATING REPEATS WARNING ON ARMS

Selective Blockade Proposed   Weapons Coming To Castro, Two GOP Leaders Say

Still Burning Six Hours After Its Discovery  Most Of 16,000   Most Of 16,000 Workers Permitted To Go To Their Job

Battle Blazes Quarter Mile Up Fires Temporarily Empty Empire State Buiidina

BLAZE FOUGHT QUARTER MILE UP Firemen Battle Flames In Tallest Skyscraper

Huagel Lireciar «meporis Taxpayers Overchargec  $1 Million for Schools

U. S. Plans Slow Drain  Of Troops Nearly 15,000 Will Move From South Viet Nam

U.S. to Pull Troops in S. Viet Nam   Slow Procedure Expecied in Yank Drawback

.  FROM SOUTH VIET NAM  Withdrawal’ ToBe Slow      By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Militery Affairs Writer

Officials report  Withdrawal of U.S. troops from Viet Nam fo be slow

Pg VUY INOW QOIVing  Slow Troop Withdrawal From Viet Nam Is Seen

U.§. Withdrawa From Viet Nam To Be Slow One   Tempo ls Likely to Increase Next Year

KRKK KKK RWWA WWW U.S. Withdrawal Will Be ‘Keyed To Viet Nam Ability

Viet Nam Withdrawal To Be Slow   Gradual Pull-Back of U.S. Military Men To Be Keyed To Growing Native Army

Tempo Likely To Increase Next Year  U.S. Plans Slow Withdrawal Of Troops From Viet Nam

NATIVE ARMY GAINS IN STRENGTH =isieesnneiinshniisateiliailesseiinbiinnoodnnncenaibainieatiaanes  Viet Withdrawal To Go Slowly

U.S. Withdrawal From S. Viet Narr To Be Slow, Draining-Off Process

U.S. Withdrawal from Viet Nam Tied in with Big ‘If: Stable Government

U.S. Pull-Back From Viet Nam lo Be Gradual  smebmmenaeen A menccs

15,000-Man Pull-Back Troop Withdrawal Keyed To Vietnamese Strength

Internal Stability a Major Factor... .  Slow Withdrawal From Vietnam Planned

Gradual Viet Nam Pull-Back  Slow Withdrawal Likely for Troops   dn AP News Analysis

‘US. Troops See Eg ‘Viet Nam Pullout To Start Off Slowly   {See piedsre, Page 6)

Troop Withdrawal From S. Viet Nam By U. S. Likely To Be Slow Process

Gradual Pullback Is Seen   Viet Nam Withdrawal Will Be Slow Proros.

U.S. To Drain-off Troops   Viet Nam Withdrawal To Take Two Years

U.S. Troop Withdrawal to Be Slow  A ‘Draining - Off for 15,000 Men in So. Viet Nam

Gov. Sanford Sends Capus Waynick To Study Williamston Racial Crisis

Post Office Department Reminds of Ban Against Odd-Shaped Packages

A Series of Local Children’s Pictures fo Be Taken Free for Publication In The Herald

Children’s Pictures to be Taken Free for Publication in The Freeburg Tribune

To Take Children’s Pictures Tuesday For Publication In The Times   From 10 To 5 At Legion Hall

Local Children’s Pictures to be Taken Free for-Publication in The News

Children's Pictures Will Be Taken Saturday; Call in for Appointment

y  DATE FOR PHOTOS OF YOUNGSTERS   Photographer Will Be At Akron VFW Hail 10 A M. To 5 P.M.

Perry's Victory Started Border Peace  U. $. And Canada Joining Sunday To Recall Lake Erie Battle

Honor Perry’s Lake Erie Victory —  Canadian and U. S. Officials Join Today To Observe 150 Years of Peace

Kennedy, With Great Viguh, Keeps Newsmen Off the White House Lawn

He Enjoys — His Blooming Tulip Bulbs   President Takes Big Interest In Lawn, Flower:

iLaos Premier Goes Home From Moscow  Re RNTiIOe aAScnrAanranrnnanrn wp we

Stereotypers Join 2 Unions InPress Strike  RAauae Waaner Wil   Mayer Wagner Will Tell Both Sides Of His Next Step

$10 Billion ‘Minimum’ Reduction   Asks Alternative Plan if Congress Defeats Proposal

President .. Calls For Squabble End  Tells Bankers He © - Wont Predict 16029 D aannen‘inm

JFK Okehs Tax Cuts Without His Revisions   States’ Tax Bites May Offset Savina

JFK Waves  White Flag on lax Bil   Tax Reform May Be Put on Shelf

Here’s How Tt Works   mrOUd WOE Change Law President Seeks Deal On Tax Cut

BACKS SLASH IF REVISION NOT CARRIED   Says Attackers Should Supply Relief Option

‘URGES HUGE TAX SLICE   Asks Congress To Shave At Least $10 Billion This Year.

But Insists Ten Billion  Minimum    Would Ser ap Tax Reform  To Get Slash

MANSFIELD CONFIRMS INVASION DEATHS   OUTLINES POSITION ON 'TAX PLAN      JFK May Accept $13 Billion Rate Cot

Says Slash Necessary, Not Change   “If We Err, Let’s Do It On the Side of Big Enough Cut”

JFK Clear: He Wants Tax Slash  Tess: gies se ens   Btu WEARS  Urges Cut Even If Revision Plan te Ahandaned

$10 Billion Or Larger Slash Okay   Kennedy Cites Need For 1963 to Avoid Recession in Future

Put Up Or Shut Up  President Takes Critics To Task On Tax Cut Plan

President Call Straight Slash Simplest Plan  First Priority ts a Bill, Kennedy  Informs Bankers

Kennedy Says He Wants Tax Cut Even Without Revision   Rising State and Local Taxes May Cul Benefits.

Tax cut critic: told to put up or to shut up  Alternatives   Alternatives asked if plan not liked—J.F.K.

PRESIDENT URGES HUGE TAX SLICE   Asks Congress To Shave At Least $10 Billion This Year.

CITY SCENE   WILL DO ‘WHATEVER IS NECESSARY’  Cut Vital, Kennedy Says

JFK Takes Issue With Tax Critics Challenged To Offer Real  Alternatives

Gives Views Before U.S. Bank Group   President Urges Opponents Offer ‘Own Solutions?

To Support ‘Whatever Necessary   President Willing To Serap Proposals To Offset Reform

Would Dump  Revision Bid Slash Is Essential Now, He Tells Banker Group

JFK Pushes for $10-13 Billion Cut in Taxes  Claims Foes Who an ct Obligated e native

‘May abandon his revisions  Kennedy wants tax cut of conoress in any event

Makes Position Clear in Speech To Banker Group   Even $13 Billion Cut Would Be Acceptobl

Kennedy To Back Tax Cut Firmly.   Prefers To Err On Side Of Large Enough Tax Cut Than Less

Sees Slump If Reductions Not Made This Year   President Raps ‘Squabbles Over Who Will Benefit Most’ From Slash.

$10 Billion Tax Cut Needed This Year, President Asserts  Wants Congress Action Even If Revisions Are Abandaned

Kennedy Wants Tax Cut Even Without Revision   Wants Cut of $10 Million or More This Year

News Day, Night   In Address To Bankers President Defends Program  For Slashing Taxes In .U S.

Substitutes By Critics Asked   Kennedy Sees A $5,000 Per Family Raise In 10 Years

JFK Indicates He Il Accept Tax Compromise   Wants $10 Billion Tax Relief This Year, Even Without Revisions

New Stipulation Need Not Have Tax Reforms  Banking Symposium Alea Hac O RA   Banking Symposium Also Has Q & A Session At Meet

Critics Rapped By U.S. Chief   President Would OK Shelving Law Change

Gives First Priority To Rate Slash  Would Accept Cut Of $10-13 Billion

'lf We're Going to Err,  Would Certainly Err on the Side of A Big Enough Tax Cut,’ He Tells American Bankers Association

President Won t Oppose Congress Delay of Revision   Kennedy Issues Plea to Critics For Better Way

JFK Takes Issue With  Tax Critics   Kennedy Says Alternatives Not Offered By Opponents

JFK Pushes Tax Cut,  Even Minus Revisions   Social Security, Local Taxes May Wipe Out Proposed Cuts

Sees Boost In Earnings Of Average   Asks Critics To Come Up With

At least $10 billion JFK wants tax cut even without his revisions

WOULD FAVOR EVEN HIGHER REDUCTION   Takes Issue With Critics Of His ‘Tax Program  res EP eeet fF ae   Says His Proposed Reduc_ tion Would Hike Family _ Income $500 A Year

President in  New Call for  Big Tax Cut Tells a Bankers  Symposium Action Needed This Year

‘Presi dent Attends     a a nee  Thousands Present for Sen. Kerr's Rites

KING’ OF SENATE ;  President Leads Tribute to Kerr.   Stars Mourn Dick Powell

REMAINS IN COMA Algerian Foreign Minister  Weakly Clings To Life

Algerian Minister Still Clings To Life   Officials Seek Roots Of Shooting As French Suraeon Awaits Favorable Time

SAYS TRUST. IS REQUIRED TO PROGRESS   U. S. Leadership Hurt By Lack Understanding

U. §. Steel, Armco Join Price Boost   No.  Producer Announces Hike of $4.85 a Ton

Plan Another Rally, Demonstration   rian AnoMer ae vemonsiratt on        Birmingham Negroes Hold Mass Meeting

Birmingham Tinderbox Being Watched Closely By Justice Department

Could Affect Florida Flora Lashes Haiti Nine Hours; Country Is Isolated From. Worl   Arellano Takes Over 1-Man Rule In Honduras; Morales Is Exiled

New Boss Says Honduras Calm Following Coup   Arellano Seizes Control of Nation

Avoidance Of Steel Battle Seen By JFK   Plea For Restraint In Price Increases Studied By Industr:

JFK‘s Plea Conciliatory Hopes Are Raised That Battle May Be Avoided Over Steel Price Hikes

President Appeals For Restraint in  Increasing Prices  Also Asks AFL-CIO Union To Go Easy on Pay Demands

Administration Aide Tells Of Hopes Of Avoiding Steel Strike This Year

Warns Against General Raises Kennedy Cracks The Door  For Steel Price Increase

Hope Government-Industry Battle Avoided  Kennedy Conciliatory On Prices

Battle May Be Avoided  JFK Asks ‘Restraint’ In Steel Price Boosts

Over Price Advances ..  Will Government Avoid Battle With Industry?

Opposes General Hikes But Not Against “Selective” Increases; Maior Firm Withholds Action

Kennedy In Conciliatory Steel Plea   Urges Restraint In Price Increases And Union Requests

Would Okay Selective  Mark-Ups   Industry. Unions Interpret View \s Conciliatory

Appeal by Kennedy may avert a new government-stee! battle   Wene rectraint

JEK’s Steel View Brings Speculation   Informed Sources Ave Endeavoring To Study Strategy

Neither Side Anxious for  New Fraeas  President's Attitude  Pc ee: . ere:  eke ae   President's Attitude Conciliatory; Major Producers Studying

Hold Hopes For Peace  In Steel   Conciliatory Plea  Jssued By Kennedy

1 1 Government-lIndustry Peace  ‘President's Plea Mild                 ‘On Holding Price Line   The latter kept silent. however.

Won't Rap ‘Selective’ Price Hikes  Across-The-Board   Across-The-Board Increase Will Be Opposed, He Says

President Tells Stee! His Views   Across The Board Increase Is What He Will Not Tolerate

Kennedy pleas for restraint   ig a t He'll oppose general steel price boosts

JFK Warns Against Steel Price Boos!  President Says Selective Hikes Won't Draw Fire

Seek To Avert Government vs. Industry Battle—  Steel Plea By President May Avoid Another Ficht

Mennedy Urges Restraint In Price Acvances      Another Government Ys. Industry Battle May Now Be Averted

Moderate Steel Cost  Rise Seen  JFK Says General Incerance Will Ra   JFK Says General Increase Will Be Opposed, However

Won't Oppose Selective Hikes; Moderate Raises By Most Firms Now Expected

Kennedy Steel Price Plea Is Conciliatory  Raises Hopes New Government  Raises Hopes New Government.  Industry Fight Will Be Avoided

Restraint Urgea Hopes Are Raised That Bat Between Government, Industry May Be Averled

Asks Steel To Go Easy On Boosts  Good Chance  Battle Can Be  ; Se

Hopes High For Steel Restraint   Battle Between Steel, Government May Be Avoided

Kennedy Sidesteps New Battle With Steel Over Prices   Asks Restraints, but Averts New Showdown With Indusitr,

Struggle On Steel Not Likely   President’s Conciliatory Plea Raises Hopes That Battle Will Be Avoided

JFK Hoping He-Can Avert Steel Strike Considers: Mild Price Hike for Cost of Labor

Steel Declaration May Avert Strike   Partial Price Rise May Be Enough To Absorb Any New Demands By Steel Unior

Today's Smile   Across-Board Price Increase Hit by Kennedy  Chief Executive Won't Balk At

ective Hikes App  IFK Says He Will Fight  General Steel Increase

JEK’s Plea For Restraint In Steel Price Increases Raises Hopes For ‘Peace’

Wage Hike Request Expected : JFK's Steel Stand Viewed As Way to Avoid Strike

INDUSTRY QUIET  Kennedy's Plea May Avoid New Clash With Steel Firms

WHEELING IS STILL ALONE WITH BOOST   Little Action Expected Now Before Easter

JFK Stand No License To Lift Lid, Aide Warns  Seen Providing Enough Slack To Head Off Steel Strike

Hopes High For Avoiding Another Stee! Showdown  Dominant Producer Won't Have Statement Until After Easter

Limited Hike In Labor Cost  Seems Certain President ‘Willing   President Willing To Okay Selective Boosts on Products

Kennedy pleas for restraint   He'll oppose general steel price boosts

JFK Plea for Restraint In Boosting Steel Prices Raises Hopes for Peace

Overall Hike By Industry Is Opposed   Kennedy Serves Notice In Steel Price Increase

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR  Phe os   Altoona Youth Held for Court After Assault

Will Become Sun Satellite  Russ Rocket Misses Moon, Now Orbiting the Earth

‘Comes Within 5000 Miles of Luna oe  Lunik ‘Misses’Moon, Goes Into Earth Orbit: Sun Spin Seen

Red Admission Ends Mystery Over Lunik IV  Soviet Fourth Try AAara Than EF NAhh

Negro Marine Faces Hearing.... Serviceman Under Arrest  For Posing As Official

Many of 900 Pupils Leap Out Windows  Several Panic When Trapped On Second Floor

Many Escape Jumping Out Ot Windows   No Fatalities Among 900 in Old Building As Flames Break Ou!

improvised Nets Fail to Break Fall of Some Youth Who Leaped From Second Story Windows; Survivors Tell of Panic

Looking ahead to ‘64? Reynolds blasts \ ° early campaign by legislators

Lincoln Once Owned Newspaper’ His Partner Was an Edwardsville Doctor

Indiana Storms Cause Damage, Three Deaths   Two Women, Little Girl Lose Lives; Several Sections Hard Hit By Winds

Justice Douglas’ Ex-Wife To Marry Day After He, 64, Took Bride Of 23

Ex-Wife Springs Surprise Supreme Court Justice Takes 23-Year-Old Bride

Risks Justified, Rusk Declares  Secretary Defends Test Ban Proposals

, cattittetlideld,’ Lith tid oo be  Rusk Defends Risks in Ban Agreement  At Geneva, Soviet Claims It Could

Risk Justified, Says Dean Rusk  Statement on Nuclea: Test Ban Made Today

Killing Was Well-Planned  Suspect Lived In Russia, Admired Fidel Castro   Assassination Charge Is Filed

‘Pinko’ Jibe lonites Fight In Corridor   Threatened With Pistol-Whipping,  Says Congressman

Ruby Lawyer Asks Trial To Be Televised  District Judge Has Not Decided About Admitting Cameras

Defense has no objection Ruby's lawyer wants trial to he televised in full

Ruby's Attorney Wants Cameras In Courtroom  Cc... wm... 4. €@t._...yf

Attorneys  Want Ruby's Trial on TV   Judge Undecidec On Whether to Permit Cameras

> No Reason for Delay  Ruby's Attorney Wants Court fo ‘Permit Televised Murder Trial

Sees No Reason For Objection  Attorney Favors Ruby Trial On TV   Escaped Mentally Ill Man Caught by Police

Millions may view trial of Jack Ruby   Left up to judge whether television coverage allowed

RUBY ATTORNEY WANTS COVERAGE OF TRIAL ON TV  FEELS ARGUMENTS  , -—. JF. eS ee = >. ae *e e#e4 «oe

Chief Space Spokesman In Soviet Union Backs Moon Flight With U.S.

History-Making Cold Hits U.S.  Midwest And South Feel Its Impact

Many Schools, Plants Forced To Shut Down   Polar Air Is Blamed For 110 Deaths; Low  Readings Prevalent

RECORD LOWS IN MANY PARTS OF SOUTHLAND   Thousands Are Idled In Auto Industry; Schools Closing   AT LEAST 110 DIE ACROSS MIDWEST

TAKES SHARP TOLL  Winter Blasts Midwest, South With History-Making Cold Air   FROM BALTIC TO BOSPORUS  Cold Spreads More Misery Over Europe

Winter Jolts South, East And Midwest   Many Cities Note All-Time Low Mercury Readings

Many Perish in Frigid Wave  Record-Breaking Cold Hits South and Midwest

Schools Close Even in South; Some Factories Also Shut Down Death Toll Up

Soviets Demand Withdrawal of Troops Russ-U.S. Observer Pact  Doubted by Secretary Rusk

Rusk views troop reduction program with jaundiced eye   Khrushchev plan

U.S. Spurns soviet Idea  On Germany  Russians Ask Troop Cutback  by EN Pa," SCE pean Oe RDmeaen SOO

Dean Rusk Says: U. S.-Soviet Pact On Observers Unlikely If Troop Cutbacks Asked

Iroop Cuts May Be Bar To Accord   Observers Trade, If Linked To Cutbacks Likely Unacceptable

4 College Students, 10 Others Die in Weekend Car Accidents in lowa

10 Meet Death in Motor Mishaps in lowa: Storm Adds to Driving Perils -

Icy Roads and Blowing Snow Boost Auto Toll   Four Parsons Students Die In One Crash

Johnson Calls Meeting Of  Nation’s Farm Leaders   Trying To Avert Election Year Drop In  2 a Seve ees

ePa%a" ahaa tatatataMatstee"e "a a's a"a"n"a aa "a"a a e"e"e"e "su a"e"eo"ee ae!  Washing oton Report

High Unnamed Soviet Spy Quizzed By Yankees May ForceRedNetworkChange

 Identity Kept Secret Defection of Spy May Force ‘Soviet Intelligence Shifts

Defector May Peril Russ Spy Network   High Soviet Officer. Flees. West.

Spy's defection may bring about revamp of intelligence operations

Senior Soviet Spy Defects To The West   Interrogated -In Washington

West Claims Top Russian Spy Defects   Flight Might Force Revamping Of Red Apparatus

TOP SOVIET SPY FLEES TO WEST, BARES SECRETS   Defection May Cause Rus sia to Revamp Espionage Setup   IDENTITY SECRET   Life in Danger After Talking to CIA, He Is Sent  tn Retain

Russian Spy Turns To West   Soviet Intelligence Setup May Be Altered

Top Red Spy Defects To West Allies  Move May Force Soviet To Change Intelligence Setup

Billion for State University  Rocky Soon to Announce 10-Year Expansion Plan

Appar e ently { nde ” ide ih  Khrushchev On Trip.  Views Peking Jaunt

$750 Million Road Bill Gets Senate's OK   2 $200: Million Plans To Aid Schools Drop In Assembly Hopper

Educational Needs Face Public Vote  $200 Million Bond   $200 Million Bond Issue Proposals Are Handed Ohio Senate

Bond Issues Proposed For College Needs  Public Schools Also Wanld Renefit: Car

Bond Issues Urged  Twin Bills Offered For School Buildi ng Needs

State Budget Allows Nothing for New Buildings  People’s Vote Needed for Universities

Propose Bond Issues Of $200 Million 'To Erect New School Buildings In Ohic

FIGHTING HEAVY  Neutralists, Pathet Lao Battle ir Plaine des Jarres

GORDON BOOKE CHARGED WITH MAIL FRAUD    Delegate Of Baltimore   County One Of 6 : Named By Jury   SAYS ACCUSATIONS  ARE “UNFOUNDED”

Parliament Asks Policy Statement On Atomic Arms   Washington Note Called ‘Intrusion’ By Diefenbaker

Texans Tangle On House Floor  - San Antonio Demo Solon Throws Punct

See CONTROL, Page 2   More Mild Weather Is Due In Wake of Today's Heat

Geneva meeting Would focus attention of science on needs of today

Conference To Discuss Ways To Boost Aid To Underdeveloped Countries

Ships Burn Off Coasts > Are Hurt   Freighter, Tanker Ram On Hazv Sea

Negroes Seek Qverrule Of Court’s Refusal To Reopen Va. County Schools

100 Police Protect Negroes Moving Into White Section      "We've Had The Works”, Savs N.C. Sheriff Of Nearo Disorders

Major rignt Expected Tentative Approval Is Given By Committee to Rights Bill

MLGIGT UONSTCSotONGl UGH LOUIS  ‘House Unit Maps Tough Rights Bill

Move Is On To Toughen Rights Bill  Leaders In Senate   Leaders In Senate Retreat On Broad Commission Plans

PROROGUING BY KERNER   Broyles Calls 35 GOP Senators Into Caucus. All Democrats Absent After Kerner Dissolves Assembly.

Governor's Order Ends Sessions As Branches Disagree  Removal Of Peters As Chairman Of Budgetary Is Cause

GOP IGNORES PROROGUING BY KERNER   Broyles Calls 35 GOP Senators Into Caucus, All Democrats Absent After Kemer Dissolves Assembly.

Students Who Visited Cuba Rally To Discuss Trip -- Brawl Results

Brawl Erupts  At Rally Of  Cuba Visitors Police Arrest 8  As Anti-Castroites Invade Meeting

Assembly Rushes  Bills to Scranton   Borrowing Measure For Roads Is Signed   Other Bills Go To Governor In Late Rush

Legislative OK Is Given To New Bills      Varied Meusures Passed Are Sent

Lincoln Day Observed In District   Republicans Gather In Independence

Ben Bella's Tanks Rout Rebel Force   Berbers Evacuate Headquarters, Take Up Hill Positions

Union Asks For More PW Spending  Production Up But Joblessness Rate Hasn't Changed-AFL-ClO

Plus 35-Hour Work Week Union Cites Need For Public Works Spending

Dibrell Seeks To Clarify Leaf Position   U.S. Programs Are Supported

Dibrell Backs Leaf Program  Misinterpretation Of Remarks In His Report Clarified

Called Worst in Area’s History   Measure Aims at Lasing Load Entrance Exams for Ohio Universities Is Goal of Bill

Assembly Begins LOth Week Bill Asks Entrance Tests To Universities In Ohio

State Rejects State Universities Plan  Entrance Exams  Measure Is Killed

Mishaps Take Ten Lives Across State   Seven Of Victims Dies In Auto Crashes, Including Ruston Girl

Reports on Soviet Troop Removal  Kennedy Challenges Ike's Views On Federal Budget, Space Plans

U.S. Move To Curb Raiders Defended  Estimated 13,000 Russians Still In Cuba: Snace Program Pushed

EISENHOWER’S BIG PEACETIME DEFICIT NOTED   Estimates Hint 12,500 Soviets Have Yet To Leave Cuba   PRESIDENT WARNS ON LAG IN SPACE

Laughs Over Khrush’s Political Struggle; Tangles With Eisenhower on Spending and Space.

Claims 4,000 Russians Left  Cuba in March   Doesn't Know About Political Wrangling Going on in Kremlin

Church Opens Its Mourning  For Pope John   Print Letter Pontiff Wrote to Brother, Doctor’s Interview

Pope's Letter Reveals His Humility Of Heart   Message To Brother Also Shows He Knew Of “Small Ailment’ That Bothered Him

Planes Collide Over Ankara; 115 Killed   Most Victims On The Ground

2 KILLED, 100 INJURED AT ANKARA   \Airliner Carrying 15 And C47 With 3 Aboard Plunge In Flames Into Crowded Main Square Of Capital.

DEATH TOLL AT LEAST 71 IN AIR CRASH   Airliner And Military Plane Collide Over Turkish Capital   MOST OF VICTIMS  WERE PEDESTRIANS

Crashing Airplanes Fall  into Crowd at Ankara 62 Dead, 100 Injured Le Turkish apital

Many on Ground Killed —  2 Planes Collide Over Ankara; 115 Feared Dead

Planes Collide And Fall, Kill 71 in Ankara  Nearly 200 Hurt in  Worst Air Disas ‘ter a ae -.. § .

Planes collide, fall on center of city  62 persons killed and at least   62 persons killed and at least 100 injured in Turkish capital

Planes Fall In Flames On Ankara Square   Police Estimate 115 Killed As Planes Collide

Toll at 71 in Air Crash  over Ankara  Five Yanks Killed as Planes Collide

Collide Over Turkey 71 Killed When Two Airplanes  Crash Into City Square Crowd

Two Craft Hit Over Ankara  15 Persons Aboard  /Mid-Fast Viscount

Plane Collision In Turkey Takes Toll of 71 Lives   Flaming Wreckage Kills Pedestrians In Ankara Square

i UPREY. ———a  Air Disaster Spills Death Over Ankara   2 Planes Collide Over City Square, Killing 115 People

Wreckage Falls Into Crowded Main Square   Police Estimate 62 Killed, at Least 100 Injured; Flaming Wreckage Hits Stores, Offices and Many Pedestrians

Planes collide over Ankara business district, flaming wreckage takes 54-60 lives

Two Hundred Pedestrians Are Injured   Flaming Wreckage Falls On Street In Ankara, Turkey

100 Injured; Seek Victims in Wreckage   Flaming: Debris . Rains on Crowds din City Square

Planes Collide Over Turkey; Death Toll 54   100 Injured as Flaming Wreckage Hits Turkish Capital

Norst Turkish crash Flaming wrekage hurled down into busy city section

Planes Collide, Crash Into Ankara Business District: Scores Killed

Air Tragedy Toll At 73  Cr aft Collide, Dive Into Turkish Capital

At Least 100 Injured, Half Severely  w reshape Falls lon Sane e Sik

See FRANCE, Page 2   62 Die as Plane: Smash Into Busy Turkish. Capital

DEATHTOLLAT 72 IN ANKARA CRASH    Airliner, Military. Plane Collide Headon in Cloud Ront

Most of Dead Persons Were Pedestrians   Worst Plane Disaster Since Collision in NY

Capital Of Turkey Hit By Disaster   Burning Wreckage Showers Down In Center Of Ankara

Death Toll In Ankara May Hit 60   Flaming Wreckage Falls On Business District; Four Buildings on Fire

Airliners Collide and Fall Into Heart of Ankara’s Old City   Death Toll Estimated Al 62, Mostly People on the Gorund.

Scores Hurt After Craft Bump in Air   Fall in Flames Into Capital’s Mam Square

Air collision fatal to 115  Wreckage drops   Wreckage drops on main street in Ankara, Turkey

Two Planes Crash In Air Over Ankara  Wreckage Plunges Into Main Square Of Turkish Capital

Most Of Them On Ground Ankara Air Collision  Blamed For 115 Death:

Planes Fall Into Crowd In Square   17 Aboard Plane; 5 Americans; 200 In Ulus Square Injured

Center of Ankara Is Death Site   Airliner and Military Craft Crash Above Turks’ Capital

Death Toll Is Set At 66 As Two Planes Collide; Rains Down On City

Offer Of Inspections Withdrawn,  Premier. Khrushchev Demands IFK Act Ac Wall As Talk About Ensina Cold War

Outlook Dim For Any Test Ban Pact   Soviet Premier Issues Brusque Reply to JFK; Talks Open Next Month

Biow te Pact Hopes abi aiaaiadnneMehiebeteiaimasf, shit)  Nik Cancels Offer On Test Inspection

Kennedy Hit In Statement By Khrushchev  Premier Demands President Act In

Withdraws Offer On Test Inspection   Six Months Delay On Nuclear Ban

K’s Sudden, Test Ban /  Threatens '   on, Brusque ~ Action : Talks

Soviet Premier Withdraws Test Inspection Offer   Khrushchev Indicates Abrupt Stiffening of Position on Ban Issue.

Khrushchev Slaps At JFK ‘Peace Talk’   Withdraws Offer Of Soviet Nuclear On-Site Inspection

Mr.K Suggests: President Act   And Talk Less’   Backs Down On Offer for  Inspections

Khrushchev offer of three on-site nuclear inspections is withdrawn

Khrushchev Withdraws Offer of Three Annual On-Site Nuclear Checks

Senate to Get GOP Sales Tax Plan Thursday   Knowles Makes Measure Special Order of Business

NARROW PASSAGE EXPECTED  A Ant tetera nests rete  Senate To Begin Debate On 3% Sales Tax Thurs.

GOP To Face Uphill Contest  Even in Senate  Opening Debates Due on Thursday For Levy Setup

Jackie Shows Top Talent In Handshaking  STORY ON PAGE 7   Grant Needed For Research

Will Free Prisoners  Diem Promises fo Remove      Police From Buddhist Pagodas: Monks in Control

How the Stories Were Composed rr 2  The First Chrisumas   By GEORGE W, CORNELL AP Religion Writer

 The Original Christmas Story  ‘Luke Tells of Christ’s Birth   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Religion Writer

The Gospels of Christmas  Luke, a Cultured Physician, Sought Origin of Christ's Birth

an Original Christmas Story —— inal SAristmas Story  Luke Tells of Christ’s Reeth

Cloudy   IF WEATHERMAN COOPERATES  Eclipse Of Sun To Be Seen Here

ANDERSEN SIGNS BILL  State to Ballot on Tax Fairness for Taconite

Today's Good Reading ..   Provides Taconite Amendment —  Gov. Andersen Signs Bill

 Partisan Reasons  Rep. Curtis Charges Kennedy Packed Medicare Committee

“HOLD YOUR CORN, FOLKS!”  (Nab Fire Chief And Crew  For Running Bingo Game

Committee Junks Proposals In Drafting Liquor Bill   News Index   Rhodes Says He Wants To Be Good Governor As He Plans Spending Cuts

3-Man Board Left In Liquor Bill Pruning   Committee Junks Many Controversial Items Of Proposal

Interstate Roads Termed Helpful to Florence Area   Rail Dispute Negotiators Eye Job Elimination

Book Handyman In Boston Slaying   Charles Anderson Dies At 46 Years

Brandt Rejects Offer  Reds’ Conditions Dash Hopes For  Breach In Wall

Middies Beats Army, 21-15; Play Texas In Cotton Bowl   TOO MANY RED ‘STRINGS’  Gate Slams on Christmas Hopes:

Nikita Is Winner in China Deal  — Delegation Going ‘To Talk in Moscow

MOSCOW GETS PEACE TALKS   KHRUSHCHEV WINS FIRST ROUND OF CHINA SKIRMISH

Nikita Wins In Round With Peking’s Mao  Red China Accepts   Red China Accepts Bid To Moseow To Talk Ideology

King Optimistic   \Mr. K Wins First Round  Soviet-Red China Peace Talk Set

Red China Unif To Visit Russia  Tactical Skirmish Won by Khrushchev

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Heavy Rains Fall in Northertr Counties

Will Make Peace Based on Terms  Offered by Wirtz   Carriers Assert No New Ground  For Negotiation

eee SUN SPU DS oepeeep ere OTS TT PRES POSER TE UES TEES   New Storm Shaping

FLOODS SUBSIDE ‘Cindy’ May Be Rebuilding For Another Blow Off Coast   See Flood Photo, Page 3-A

Cindy Returns To Gulf, May  Regain Power   SOUTHEAST TEXAS   GAIN OVER SEA

Cindy Might Be Building Up Over Gulf   Weather Bureau Watching Storm Movement Closely

What This Country Needs Is...   A Law for Everybody Must Be Their Rule

What Next?   Bills on Everything imaginable Placed Before Congress

One Representative Introduces 173 ©  2,000 Bills Are Before Brand New 88th Congress

Congress:      isress: We Need More Long Weekend:   Sewer Plans  Told Council

IN SESSION ONLY 6 HOURS  Some 2,000 Bills Already Introduced By Congressmen

PALIMETY MIST LEMNOS  U.S. Needs Imported Cork Stoppers, According To New Bill In Conaress

In Session Only 6 Hours  ‘Some 2,000 Bills Already Introduced In U.S. House

Wide variety of subjects covered  Needs of country sug gested in house bills

WANTA HELP A DUCK?  Suggestions For Solution To Nation's Problems From Sublime To Simply Silly

CONGRESS BUSY, BUSY, BUSY  Bills For The Voter Who Has Everything

Many Varied Proposals For Nation Offered In First Days Of Congress

M hat This Country Needs...   oe ae Pour Bills Into GapsIn National Scene

Washington Says Dien  Broke Vows Scores Arrested,  Pagodas Seized, Some Monks Slai

Ngo Dinh Diem Getting Tough South Viet Nam Is  Under A State Of Siege By Regime

Diem Calls Military fo Oust Monks   State Dept. Says Attacks Violate Pledae for Peace

Declares ‘State Of Siege; U. S. Denounces Move  Diem Starts Crackdown On Buddhists

State of Siege ls Declared In Viet Nam  Army Cracks Dowr   Army Cracks Dowr On Buddhists; U.S. Denounces Action

President Diem Acts To Crush Regime Threat   Buddhist Leaders Targets of Action

State Of Siege In Viet Nam   U. 5. Charges   Saigon Has  rs. Peed W Gee

Ordered by President Troops, Police Seize Monks In Viet Nam Crackdown

Raids Pagodas As State Of Siege Called   U.S. Protests, Charging Violation Of Harmony Pledge

Troops Raid Pagodas in Viet Nam  Diem Crackdown is Denounced by U.S. Government

Raps Action : On Buddhists   State of Siege Declared _ By S. Viet Nam President

Stern Slap At S. Viet Nam Ruler   Buddhist Pagodas Raided as State Of Seige Declared

Deey A tee es Se ie eee = ey E.  U.S. Denounces Action Government Raids Viet Nam Buddhists

Pagoda raids through out S. Viet Nam   U. S. charges Saigon gov't violating pledge

Says Viet Nam Chief Violating Pledge of Peace  President’s Move Marks Open Rift “On Faith issue

WEATHER   Diem Proclaims Martial Law; Crackdown Denounced By U.S.

U.S. Denounces Diem 's Action   Pagodas Are Seized; Monks, Nuns Arrested

Order State Of Siege in S. Viet Nam  Army Ordered To Crackdown On Buddhists

Viet Nam In State Of Siege   Raids Conducted On Temples For  Printing Plants

Pledge Violation  Is Cited   State of Siege Is Viet Proclamation

Viet Nam In State Of Siege   US Denounces Army's Raid On Buddhist Colony

Viet Nam Troops Raid Pagodas of Buddhists Today  _ Crackdown Rapped By U.S. Government

Saigon Campaign Deplored By U.S.   Women Of The Times- Pages 8-9A

U.S. Protests Saigon Raids On Buddhists   Diem Orders Crackdown Declares State of Siege

Viet Nam's  Army Raids 3 Pagodas   U.S. Says Act Violates Pledge

US. Assails Repressive Crackdown   Direct Violation Of Peace Assurance, State Dept. Declares

U.S, Is Crifleal of Attack on Buddhist Monks in Viet Nam   Deeties Repteasiona fut Wan't Gut Ald Ts Fight Cammuntate,

State Of Siege Declared In South Viet Nam      Soldiers Raid Buddhist Pagodas: Crackdown Denounced By U.S.

U. §.-Born, Is Shot in Rome Hotel   Killer Wounds Himself Critically; No Clue As to His Motive

Opera Singer Is Slain In Rome Hotel  Alleged Killer _ Stumbles i in Hall;

Lyric singer shot to death  Frances McCann found dead in Rome hotel room

Man Critically Wounded Titian-Haired Opera Singe! Shot to Death in Rome

Impressario Shoots Self U.S. Concert Singer  Slain In Rome Hotel

Rome:   American Opera Singer Is Slain   Frances McCann Is Found in Hotel Room

Diva Slain, Impresario Shoots Self   Popular Bay Area Light Opera Singer Dies in Rome Hote!

Male Friend Then Shoots Self in Head   Mate, 4 Children: of Singer Live in  Altadena, Calif

SIOUX CITYAN FINED '$500 FOR OMVI AFTER ‘SINGLE CAR ACCIDENT SOUTHEAST OF REMSEN

SIOUX CITYAN FINED $500 FOR OMV! AFTER  SINGLE CAR ACCIDENT eCOUTReACT NE peMmcen

‘Navy 24 Pittsburgh 12 Georgia 17  Kentucky 14   Morocco Launches New Drive

HOPE ABANDONED FOR GERMAN MINERS   Morocco Starts Blistering Offensive in Sahara Desert

Gov. Campbel Calls Session For November   30-Day Meet On Districting Yo Get Formula

Moroccans, Algeria in Desert Battle   Ben Bella Regime Claims Americans Assist Invaders

Never Admitted They Fell Outposts Recaptured, Algiers Radio Claims

Say Moroccan Troops Invaded During Monday   U.S. Denies Any Americans Used During Assault

articipation of U.S. Airmen Denied  Algerians Claim Successes in Border Battles

Algerian Troops Recapture Two Outposts Today   Claim Soldiers Transported By American Pilots

Algerians Recapture Outposts   Broadcast Says Moroccan Invaders Beaten

Algerian Army Claims Outposts AreRecaptured   Morocco Reportedly Sending More Troops Into Desert Warfare

Moroccans, Algerians Fight On Border   Radio Algiers Says Outposts Recaptured

Towns Taken Monday by Moroccan Units   Invaders Bringing Up Reinforcements Algiers Radio Says

Krom Moroccan Forces Algeria Troops Recapture 2 Outposts, Radio Claims

Algerians Claim to Have Thrown Back Moroccan Invasion  Chaves U7.8 Diels Ta   Charge U.S, Pilots In Action Flying Troops Te BRieatian Rardar.

Moroccan Tanks, Planes, Artillery Reported to Cross Border by 60 Miles

Moroccans Bringing Up Reinforcements—  Algiers Claims Outposts Retaken

Algeria Posts Recaptured  oS er Re Tenn   Morocco Invaders Said Turned Back

Algerians Claim Victory in Clash With Moroccans   2 Fallen Outposts in Desert Retaken, Radio Audience Told

Report Algerian Forces Recapture 2 Outposts   Say Moroccans Routed Wtih Help Of U.S Airlift Following Invasion On Monday

a  lowa Raises A Mountain Of Corncobs   Old Crop Shelled; “Cobs Are Processec For Plastics Firms

An orbiting service station  Miniature Canaveral in space foreseen

¥stes Given Prison Term Of 15 Years   Judge Describes Him As ‘Mast Gigantic * Swindler In History’

Billie Sol gets 15 years   Motion for new trial overruled by district judae

Judge Overrules  New Trial   Described As  The Most Gigantic Swindler In History

Estes Gets 15 Years  In Prison   Judge Calls Him Biggest Swindler

U.S. Judge  Castigates — - Defendant Biggest Swindle   In History of  Nation’

Federal Judge Says Financier Big ‘Swindler’   New Trial Motion Denied in El Paso

rianes from Cuba  JFK Acts On Rocket Firing         U.S. Boat Is Target Of MiGs

Kennedy Orders Action To Prevent Recurrence   Attack Leads To Speculation On Fate Of ‘Sulphur Queen’

irk alerts armed fo  Cuban-based MIG fighters fire at U.S. shrimp boat

President Acts In MIG Firings On Shrimp Boat  American Planes   American Planes Witness Shooting Near Florida

CUBA PATROL UNITS CAN RETALIATE   Troop Withdrawal Is ‘Useful Step’ To White House

Chased Off By U.S. Interceptors; Nothing Hit  Cuban Based MIG Jets Fire On USS. Shrimp Boat

Soviet Made MIG Planes Fire Rockets At U. S. Shrimp Boat In Florida Straits

Wasn’t Hit, No Injuries,  Report Says   U.S. Interceptors Say Fighters Made 2 Firing Passes

2 Passes at Shrimp Boat In ‘Straits  Cuba-Based Craft Shoot Rockets; Our Jets Chase Fighters

Cuba-Based Jets Resort To Rockets   Chased Off by Yankee Planes After Fla. Strait Shooting

PU PES VST VS PSU PCIe  JFK onder: éemed forces to take "necessary action”

President Orders Action Against Any Repetition Of Wednesday's Attack

President orders action — against Cuban MIG attacks   McCormack terms attack "act of aggression’

President Orders Action To Prevent Any Recurrence   Cuban Aircraft Fire Rockets At Shrimp Boat Off Florida; Soviet Troons Sel To Leave

In shrimp boat incident Kennedy to armed forces: take ‘all necessary action’

Attack Attributed to Cuban Aircraft   Shrimp Vessel Not Hit; Kennedy Orders U.S. Armed Forces to Act to Prevent Recurrence

U. S. Planes Saw Passes;  Boat Not Hit No Engagement Reported; MIGs Head for Cuba

Cuban-Based Russian Jets Strafe U.S. Shrimp Boat; Kennedy Sends A Protest

Red Planes from Cuba Make Passes at U.S. Shrimp Boat   President Orders Action To Halt Further Attacks

JFK Orders Action After MIGs Shoot At U.S. Fish Boat   Reporters Get Full Briefing On Numerous National Problem:

Cuban Planes Attack Boat   American Shrimpers Not Hit By Rockets

WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Two Cuban - base MIG jet fighters fired rockets Wednesday nea an American shrimp boat in the Florida Straits the Defense Department said today,

Red Planes Seen In Act Of Shooting   Pentagon Says Boat Not Hit, No Injuries  BULLETIN

IFK ORDERS ACTION AFTER MIG ATTACK   Disclose Sh rimp Boat Incident Wednesday In Florida Straits; JFK Moves To Bar Repeti tion.

Kennedy Gives Orders After Rockets Fired  Military To Take Action To Prevent Further Attacks

Conference Told Action Now Ordered   Striking Newspaper Union Chided For Prolonging Parleys

Disabled Shrimp Boat Is Fired on by MIGs  In International Water

Kennedy Orders ‘All Necessary Action’   Cuba-Based Planes Driven Off By U. S. Interceptors   Expanded Version Of Medicare  JEK’s Aid Plan May Cost $10 Billion In Five Years

t  Kennedy Orders Military to Take ‘All Necessary Action’  Cuban MIGs Fire on Small U.S. Ship

ACTION AFTER MIG ATTACK   Disclose Shrimp Boat Incident Wednesday In Florida Straits; JFK Moves To Bar Repetition.

Jets Fire Rockets al  2, on Craft   M1IGs Go Toward Cuba As Americar Fighters Appear

Cuban Tension Grows Again —  Kennedy Orders Armed Forces To Take Action

Soviet Troops fo Leave Cuba by Mid-March  U.S. Gover nment Acke Exvnla

JETS FROM FLORIDA ROUT REDS   Incident Occures 60 Miles North Cuba Mainland

No Injuries Re ported In Air Incident  Passes In Florida Straits Witnessed By Interceptors

Kennedy Orders Armed Forces to Take Action. To Prevent a Recurrence

Kennedy Orders Armed Forces To Prevent Recurrence Of Cuban Plane Tneidonte

Jet Fighters Chase MIGs   Kennedy Orders ‘Action’ To Prevent a Repetition

Cuba-Based MIGs Fire Over Shrimp  Boat in Caribbean   Protest Sent Cuba On Attack on Ship

FIRING OCCURS IN FLORIDA STRAITS  Re a ort Rockets From Cu baBase Planes Come Close   Report Rockets From CubaBase Planes Come Close   Fly Away When U.S. Jet Interceptors From Key  West Approach

Cuban MIG Fighters Fire Rockets Over U.S. Boat   ‘Take All Necessary Action To Prevent Recurrence: JFK

In Florida Stratts  2 Cuban Jets Fire Rockets  Near American Shrimp Boat

2 MIG Fighter Planes, Based In Cuba, Attack U.S. Boat With Rockets

2 MIG Fighters Based On Cuba Fire On Shrimp Boat   OVER OPEN WATERS

U.S. planes chase them off   Soviet Cuban withdrawal hailed by administration

Jets Chased Off After Incident In Fla. Straits   JFK Orders Armed Forces to Prevent ‘Repetition of Such an Attack.’

Where To Find It   Kennedy Warns on Next Time   Boat, 60 Miles From Cuba, Not Hit by Rockets

U.S. Shrimp Boat Fired On By MiGs   Attack In Florida Straits Blamed On ‘Cuban Aircraft’

Cuban-based jets fire on U.S. shrimp boat   Rockets narrowly miss vessel, 2-man crew; MiGs beat it as American planes show up

Drifting Shri imper Periled by Rockets   President Orders ‘All Necessar’  Stens’ to Prevent Repetition

American Shrimper Not Hit by Rockets   President Orders Armed Forces to Take All Necessary Action; Ask Swiss to Get Explanation from Cuban Government

‘Take All Necessary. Action’--JFIC  New Order Sent To Armed Forces

Kennedy Orders Prevention of Second Incident   Shrimp Fishermen Off Key West Not Hit by Red Rockets

Kennedy Orders Armed Forces Tc Take Action Against Repetition; Diplomatic Protest Is Sent Cuba

Attack Is Reported Near Cuba   American Jets Come To Rescue Of Shrimp Boat

FLORIDA ROUT REDS   Incident Occures 60 Miles North Cuba Mainland

TwoRed Planes Atfack Ship In Florida Straits  Defense Department Says Rockets Miss

Armed Forces Told To Act If Necessary  Several Thousand Russians rT. Witakhedenmus Maceaw Cauc

N@€ws LCOnTerence nounacup  Kennedy Elaborates on Necessary Action Statement

Cuban Ships, Planes Not Free To Attack   .. « SHRIMP BOAT INCIDENT POKED

U.S: Sends Sharp Drotest to Cuba   ‘S_ _ a Le neat i Balas 2 — wet i ~ W 37S _C-

Fly Off as U. S. Planes Approach; Incident Took Place Yesterday In Elerida Straits

SOME 1305 DEAD  State Record Highest Death Toll Since 1941   Holiday Death Toll Edaes Past 220

High Wheat Yield Forecast By Ag Oficial  Weekend Rain  Did the Trick

> In Custody In Nashville Racial Clash   Negroes Press Demands For Desegregation

Race Clash Erupts In Nashville   Negroes Demand End To Racial  Pitfe-ences

Shotgun Blast Fired Into Home  Nashville Racial Violence Erupts   (Picture on Page 13)

Nashville Riot   Nashville Riot Negro Students Clash With Police

-TWO HOURS, OF RIOTING~ Negro Students Clash With Nashville Police

Nashville Has Racial Violence  Negro Students — Demand Eauality 

Race Riot {In Nashviile  Negroes Clash With Police; Rocks. Hurled

Negro Students Battle Police, Whites  Violence Flares in Nashville

BATTLE ERUPTS ON RACIAL ISSUE IN SECOND CITY   Demands Same As in Birmingham

Stage. Riofs:.  “Nashville Negro § Students Demand Desecareaation

Nashville Also Sees Racial Riot   Scattered New Racial Violence   ecattered New Racial Violence  Birmingham Uncertain, Feartul

Nashville Negro Students Riof  Desegregation of Facilities Asked

State Must Pay Costs of Suit For Districting  Ce we ct   Supreme Court's Ruling Reverses Circuit Judge Wilkie

Court Refuses  Billboard Ruling   State Is Held Liable  For Reapportion Fee

Severe Temperatures Fade ——  General Warmup Due As Christmas Nears

General Warming Trend Predicted Throughout Midwest for Christmas

Uniil “Long Rifle" Restored— Pennsylvania Embargo On Kentucky Burbon?

RIVERBOAT CAPTAIN IS RAMROD Texas Rancher Tangles Trail Herd Tradition

Up Missouri River Texas Rancher Puts River Boat Captain In Charge Of 1,400-Mile Cattle Drive

New Life For Cowboys... .  Cattleman Takes Steers To Market On Riverboa!

NATO Nations End Talks To Strengthen A-Power   Tell Worry On Berlin, Cuba, Laos

LEMNITZER GETS MISSILE SUBS, PLANES   Allies Agree On Nuclear  Striking Force; Warn Russia On Threats To  Cuba, Laos And Berlin.

Beef Up Nuclear Power   NATO Program Heralds Accord !n Nuclear Weaponry

Concerned Ove: “ed Pressures in Cuba, Laos      Resolved To Defend West Berlin Aqainst Any Outside Attack

NATO Sets Plans for  A-Force  Show Concern Over Soviet Troops in Cuba

To Lower Man Into Mine Cubicle  \ Say Possible Rady Seen: I< [t Bova?

TV Image Raises Curiosity   Speculate Bova Could Have Been With Other Two

‘Under Civil Service ‘Seranton Faces Tough Fight To Curb Patronage Svstem

Governor May Sign Or Veto New Measure   Pressure Mounts For Sweepstakes To Raise Revenue

[Bill Awaits Signature  N.H. Governor To Reveal  Stand On Sweepstakes

Castro Regime Faces Rugged Financial Road   Latin American Operations By Cuba Hampered

Tax Dilemma Shifts  To Iowa Senate Now   Possible Vote Next Week

Kennedy Fears Space Fund Cuts  * *  4 sh wh Sh oh Sa  House T eader Cote Plor A Fé ng Manan CL nt D

Seeks Thaw In French, U.S. Freeze   Britain's Lord Home Invited to Another Ton Level Meet

DRIVER HAD HIS UPS AND DOWNS   Rafferty Says Slang Dictionary Obscene; Unruh Cries Censorship

Iraq's Baathist Regime Deposed by Army and Air Force, Reports State

lragi Army, Air Force Lead Forces   Baghdad Street Fighting Rages; UAR Backs Aref

Fighting Continues Today In Boghdad Regime In Iraq Ousted In Coup

W estern Roundup —  St. Mary’s Registered Beet Picked U. S. 15 For Stroll

Trade Bid Surprises  Officials  Pressure For Deals With Red Bloc Is Seen Building Up

Knock, Knock Yarn Is Making Rounds .  Could Become Saint Within ‘A Few Years’

fae In American History  Mother Seton Is Beatified; '‘Sainthood A Possibility

Bellmon Signs State Employe Retirement Act   Governor Praises Legislative Action

Women, Children  Leave Tomorrow Naval Units, Marines Stand Off  Shore to Protect Americans

te  Are Women Smarter Than Men?  lowa Statistics Embarrassing to

Nikita Eases The Pressure On Berlin   Denounces Red China For Warlike Policies; Boasts of Big Bomb

NO Ringcgom in rea  Nikita Slaps At Red China; Eases Up On Berlin Treaty

Gas Stymies Search for Boys in Mine   Butte and Great Falls Institutions Board Members Rapped for Soldiers Home Stand

: Butte and Great Falls Institutions Board 'Members Rapped for Soldiers Home Stand

Reynolds Set To Trim Down Road Program  Governor Hopes to  Get Legislative  Action This Term

Reynolds Ready To Okay Orders For State Group  Thompson Blocks  Vouchers Signed By Koop, Zeidler

U. S. Sets Troop Pullout Despite Bonn Objections   Combat Regiment of 5,000 Men to Return Home; Larger Cuts Studied.

6,000 Gis Overseas Coming Home  U.S. To Cut 5,000 From Europe, 1,000 From Viet Nam

African Students Defy Russian Plea To Halt Protests   Won't Denounce Press Claim of Riots: Reds Warn at Guster.

Korean Political Activity Halted  But Military Leader Says He Will Stake Future on Referendum Soor

\Vinson Proposes $138 Million Cut in Pending  $1.8 Billion Military Constructon Measure

Five Killed In Traffic Accidents   One Victim Dies In Crash Near South Haven

Wednesday Is Anniversary  Raid to Be Observed: /      Refugees Are Barefoot  Cuba Is a Shoeless Natior

Late Comedienne’s Family Victims   Daughter Had Role in TY Series. Palm Springs Home Damaged

Four Die In Predawn Fire   All Were Related To Late Joan Davis; Comedienne

All 62 believed dead Sighting of bedies inAra. sca dims hone for vanished airliner

SIGHT BODIES FROM AIRLINER   62 PERSONS WERE ABOARD PLANE IN AREA OF BOMBAY

Sight 5 Bodies At Crash Scene  Arab Airliner Lost - With 62 on Board

Ada Gets Extension On City Hall Project   Democrats Refuse To Loosen Grip On Election Machinery

Third Negro Enrolls at Alabama U.   Walks Unescorted Into Huntsville Extension Center.

WITHOUT INCIDENT — Another Negro. Register: At University Of Alabam:

NOTICE OF INTERRUPTION TO YOUR ELECTRIC SERVICE  Saturday — May 25, 1963 For Two Hours — 4:30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m.

Wife Included Next Time — Skipper Says Girl Crew OK; Wants Different One

Wife Greets Skipper As He Reaches Honolulu In Boat With All-Girl Crew

Romney Prograrr Awaiting Action In Senate Today   Democrat Jars Loose Bills From Committee

OVER 200 PERSONS ATTEND 1st MEETING  OF GEHLEN’S PARENTTEACHER ORGANIZATION

/OVER 200 PERSONS   ATTEND 1st MEETING   OF GEHLEN’S PARENT.   TEACHER ORGANIZATION

U.S. Completes W orld’s Largest Radio Telescope To Probe Space Secrets

Expects Partial Fee Boost  Rock Says He May Ask Tax Hike by Term’s End

Jobless Hike Brings Pleas  To Cut Taxes   Employment Rises To Record Levels During Past Month

Republic Says Haitian Police Use Force  OAS Council Calls Emergency Meeting Tn Hane Pratact

OAS Hears Complaint On Haiti   Police, Soldiers Occupy Building, Take Prisoners

OAS Council Summoned Dominican Embassy Invaded By Haitian Police  : ,

3 ARE KILLED AND 57 HURT IN CAL. BLAST   Explosion In San Jose Was Undercround In Trade Area   J, C. PENNEY STORE HEAVILY DAMAGED

BUILDINGS: DESTROYED. NEAR. CLIFF HOUSE  Fire Perils Famed Bay Area Site

Poet Prefers Politics for  Conversation  Sandburg Alters View of Kennedy As a President

Will Check Conflicting Reports  Defense Secretary, Chief Of Staff Off To Viet Nam

Sunny Skies Mark End To Cloudy Days   Fair Weather In Forecast For Kansas

» Area Deaths  A. J. KEMPER, 70, RETIREC COURT REPORTER SUCCUMBS AT ALTON

Area Deaths   gar ww S Wve etw  A. J. KEMPER, 70, RETIREC COURT REPORTER SUCCUMBS AT ALTON

Kidnaped Sinatra Freed: Sees Press   Father Paid $240,000 For Release Of Son: Treated Well During Tense 54-Hours

APPARENTLY UNHARMED   LPPaARBN EEE ONEARMEED     Young Sinatra Freed After $240,000 Ransom Paic

Sinatra Sr. Pays Nearly $250, 000   Junior Talks With Newsmen, But Is Reticent

Singer's Dad Pays Ransom  Of $240,000   Youth Is Released on Hollywood Freeway; Was Not Mistreated

IPPARENTLY UNHARMED Young Sinatra Freed After $240,000 Ransom Paid

For $240,000 in Ransom Sinatra Jr. Released, Unhurt, by Kidnapers

Dad Reports $240,000 Paid Kidnap Gang  Details Withheld Until FBI's Okay; 7 To 9 Abductors

Young Singer Admits Being Scared; Says He Was Not Harmed; Hunt for His Kidnapers Is Now Being Pushed

Peking Seeks Conference On Differences   Soviet Leaders Reaction to Bid Is Not Known

LBJ Sets Up Administration Plans, Procedures      NIC hy EM  Commission Named to Probe Kennedy Assassination

No Further Action Seen  On Righis   Barron to Stand With Executive Order; Dandy Is Said Powerless

THEY GO TO. BIG-Criiks  ‘Exodus of Negroes Reduces Rural Population

All Chiefs...      State Highway Department Will Shuffle High  Brass; Move Brings Screams From Repub Members

Crossed Wire Lets Los Aavgsles Cleric Make Plea Which Reunites Estranged Couple 2.000 Miles Awas

Marital Split Is Settled By Kibitzer  i MMI   He Overhears Trouble on Phone, Advises Solution

Pharmacy — Board Head Is Defiant   Moss Staiids Pat On Refusal To Oblige Romney

Soviets Clarify Aims ‘Position To Chinese   Kremlin Seeks To Prod Revolutions, Opposes Nuclear War Risk With West

Rhodes aide orders study Anodes alde orders stud  Boards, commissions next for austerity drive

Series of Cuts, Revisions trims Revenue Outlook   New Amendment Proposals Stall Senate Action

Traffic Toll 1962.to This Date—19 1963 to This Date— 9   Australia Ousts Red Spy

Vatican Ecumenical Couneil Sept. 29  Pope Paul Orders  Session to Resume

Pope Orders Resumption  OF Council   Kemnenical Labors Might Consume Years

Kurope-Wide Manhunt In Train. Theft   Scotland Yard In News Blackout On Major Crime

Don’t Have A Christmas  Kentucky, West Virginia Coal Regions Too Poor  De People

PEPE ETETET ETT EETET ETT TP ETE EEE eee etree Peerage   To Visit U.S.

Sports Car Keys British Theft Probe   . Description Of Buyer Latest, Biggest Lead In Railroad Robbery

Sports Car Buyer Eyed In Robbery  British Seek’ ' _ River Bundles

Sports Car Buyer Gives British Police Lead In Great Train Robbery

Disappeafunce Coused Row Missing English Model ‘Having A Ball’ in Spain

IN MESSAGE TO CONGRESS Kennedy Seeks Unprecedented Powers On Negro Vote Rights

Would Insure Voting Rights For All:  Kennedy Asks For Broad Powers In Civil Rights

Jalequards DMehtc ilraact Habis Urgec   Referees’ Ruling In Case GF Challenaed  Ranictrare Snuakht

Russians, Egyptians Send Help   Weapons, Troops Will Aid Ben Bella In Moroceo War

Egyptian Arms Also En Route   Diplomats Fear World Crisis In Border War

WEST FEARS IT COULD STIR WORLD CRISIS   Morocco Claims Some   Sahara Outposts Under Siege   TRUCE CONFERENCE SLATED TOMORROW

Crisis Feared As Soviet Arms Reach Algeria  Egyptian Troops Also En Route; Meeting Planned

Major Crisis Brews TSIEE VLISIS DLCWS:  Soviet Sends Arms Shipment to Algeria

Cuban Vessel Carries Arms To Ben Bella   Diplomats Fear Clash Could Ignite Major Fast-West Tension

Fear Major World Crisis oj oe  wn Saldia   Egyptian Soldiers En Route to Assist In Border Conflict

Border War May Become Conflagration   Moroeeans Claim Algerians Pushed Back: Control Area

Rain Fails to Halt Arlington T hrong  Mrs. Kennedy’s Fifth Visit  One of Thousands to Crave

24 Million Bushels Of. Grain Missing   Investigation Of Diversion Of Grain Intended For Austrian Trade Demanded

K Accused Of ‘Smear’ On Peking   Red China Distributes Article Indirectly  Swiping Premier

Hijacked Vessel Arrives at Port  Brazil To Return Seized Freighter

Hijacked Venezuelan  Ship In Port   Brazil Navy Holds Communist Pirates Who Seek Asylum

Fate of hijackers uncertain Hijacked freighter in river port of Macana

Hijackers Headed For Brazilian Post   STABLE GOVERNMENT  Romulo Paints New Picture

Mrip Gnas... Hijacked Vessel Arrives In Port   RFOIUFEFST ASYLUM

Car Governors Sought  Deseg Of National Guard. Called For In State Senate

Kennedy  Flies ‘To  ‘Texas Insist Visit  "Crt. “tee? es ey   Insist Visit Is ‘Non Political

President and Wife to Visit Texas; Political Talks, Deer Hunt Slated

Granada Hills to Welcome Janan Visitor  _ Mayor of Nagoya “Will Be Honored at it Volley Banquet  ay Ge ae Eee OE PE ATTY

Granada Hills  to Welcome  Janan Visitor Mayor of Nagoya  Will Be Honored at Valley Banquet

Communist Production to Doom Capitalist Nations, Soviet Premier Contends —

Changes Over Moscow  * * * * * * * * * Kremlin Doors Open to Visitors

Prize-Winning Reporter Revisits Moscow  Soviet Capital Seems Less Tense

. Prize- Winning Reporter Revisits Moscow     coos  Soviet Capital Seems Less Tense

Turbulent, Uneven Growth  Open Kremlin Gates Symbolic of Changes in Moscow Since 1947

REPORTER FINDS GREAT DIFFERENCE FROM DAYS OF STALIN IN 1947  Moseow: A Relaxed And Changed City   PEOPLE RELEASED   MUCH CONSTRUCTION

Open Gates to Kremlin Seen as Symbol of Changes in Moscow Since Stalin's Day

REPORT WIND GUSTS UP 10 100 MPH.   Damage Mounts Past Million-Dollar Mark   Among 3 Sectors In State Bearing Brunt Of Blow: List No Fatalities

No Deaths Reported;  Some Hurt   Tornado Dips In; Roofs Ripped Off, Power Lines Down

Damage Tops $1 Million In Ohio Hit-Skip Storms   Two Flings At Fame Nature Takes Back Scenic Jackson County Furnace

Many Arrests Made canna eens  Integrationists Continue Protests Without Violence.

 Negroes in Cambridge Say They’ll Hold  More Demonstrations in Spite of Ban

2 Strife-Torn Cities Under Heavy Guard   Cambridge, Savannah Brace for More Violence In Racial  7 e I bawnrematmatlinee

LATE NEWS SPORTS FINANCIAL   Racial Strife Checked by Guardsmen   Order Restored in Terror-Ridden Maryland, Geargie

Negro Leaders Promise New Demonstration   Georgia Guard Put On Standby; Quiet Elsewhere

Big Things Shaping Up At Rossford  5 Companies Vie   3 Companies Vie  For Installation

Story of Terror, Courage Told   ‘Commandos’ Hired By French Farmers   ‘Solidarity Questioned By Romanian Absence

In Ideological Showdown With Red China Romania’s Boycott of Red Summit Leaves Question Over Solidarity With the Kremlin

‘Congressmen Confer With Freeman  Cooley Feels Use Of MH-30 ‘Won't Be Fully Outlawed

Union Leaders Hint Rejection Of Wirtz Plan   Decision Expected In Rail Dispute Conference Today

Rail Unions May Reject Wirtz Plan   Little Progress Made Toward Averting Strike

Signs Indicate Rail Unions To Reject Wirtz Proposal   ‘No’ Seen In Today's Conference

‘Unacceptable’   ‘Unacceptable’ ; Says Rail Union Chie  Plan to Stall Strike Said Doomed

More Signs Pointing to Big Strike   Many Officials Indicate Wirtz’ Plan Not  Acceptable

Union Expected To Veto Plan   Decision Due Today’ Congress Might Force Arbitration

Unacceptable’ Says Rail Union Chief  Plan to Stall Strike Said Doomed

Meet Today With Labor  Secretary   Glimmer of Hope 20-Day Parley Will Be Accepted

Unions Give Hint Bid To Be Rebuffed   Lihor Secretary . Seeks To Head Off Nalion-Wide Strike

Unions Probably Will Spurn Plan To Head Off Strike   Won't Reject Until After Talks, Most Rail Spokesmen Indicate

Union Refusal Of Wirtz’ Rail Plan Probable   Meet Scheduled Today in Capital

Signs Indicate Railway Unions Will Turn Down  Labor Secretary's Plan

CubanRefugees WhoFled To Mexico Declare Russia  Gives Orders On Island

Praises Southerners   Homeland Full Of Them, Leader Says Russians Giving Orders  In Cuba, Refugee Claims

Soviets Give The Orders In Cuba, Refugee Claims  Says Conditions On Fidel’s Island Are Growing Worse

vm -~w “A Aw ww wA P.% , 4 , ,.¥ Kn  Russians Give Orders in  Cuba, Says Refugee Leader

Soviets Give Orders. Savs Cuba Refuges   Visitors Given Big Show: People 95 Pet. Anti-Red

Refugee Say: Russians   Rule In Cuba  a «oe   Former Sailor Fled:To Mexico With 89 Persons

Neer Oe et ee     Goldwater Vetoes Debate With Rockefeller on TV

‘March’ is Designed to Focus Racial Attention On City With Problems

Hosmer opposes sharing nuclear delivery systems   Kennedy plans to make visit to West Germany

Announced By Kennedy Supersonic Commercial Plane _ Is In Planning Stage In America

President Declares Intentions Of Nation— Supersonic Air Transport Development Slated By US

For Supersonic Jets  U.S. Gets In Air Transport Race   An Associated Press News Analysis

Belated Kennedy Decision—  U. S. in Supersonic Air Transport Race

President Proclaims U. S. In Race  Supersonic Airliners Not Imminent

Supersonic Air Transport Plans Bared  Kennedy Says U.S. (,oal Will Be Plane Flvinge 2.000 MPH

Supersonic Airliners Given Okeh  * * xt * * * * * * * x * wk. ok * *  Presidential Announcement Brings Builders’ Praise

Program Disclosed By Kennedy   Craft May Be Ready By 1969; To Travel 2,000 Miles An Hour

Kennedy Gives Go Ahead —  U.S. Plans To Build  Supersonic Airliner

U.S. Enters Contest To Develop Simersonic Passenger Aircraft   Race:

Kennedy Puts U. S. Into International Air Transport Race   Goal Is to Cross Atlantic In Flights of 2 or 3 Hours

U.S. Officially In Race To Build Supersonic Plane  Kennedy’s Decision Brings Cheers From Airplane Builders

Lawyers Seek To Hold King In Contempt   Integration Efforts Halted as Leaders Remain in Jail

Negroes Plan Kneel-In Today  King, Other Leaders Remain In Jail Ae Citv Prepares Contempt Requests

TY ATTEMPTS TO TOP DESEGREGATION AOVE MENT  SEN. GOL CHIDES J   SEN. GOLDWATER CHIDES JUSTICE DEPT

Nuclear Sea Forces  Get Adenauer's Nod   German Leader Not Happy; Maintains Rockets Still Best For W. Germany

ADENAUER BACKS NUCLEAR FORCE   Chancellor Gives Reluctant Go-Ahead to Kennedy’s ‘Plan

Redistricting Plan Approved By Committee  Measure Is Said One Favored By Sanford’s Regime

Pay Boost For Military Requested   Combat Money, Housing, Retirement Are Included

Congress Gets Legislation Next Week   Asks Integration Of Schools, Public Accommodations

Administration To Ask For New Laws To Speed Up School Desegregation

—-DESEGREGATION PACKAGE DRAFTED— New Legislation To Be Sent To Congress

Congress Due 2-Bill Package Kennedy Eyes Legislation To Speed Desegregation

Congress tobe Asked fo Speed Desegregation   Administration Aims To Ease National Integration Crisis

Legislation To Lift Race Bars Drafted  2.Bill Package   2-Bill Package Designed! to Ease Integration Crisis

Proposed Legislation Designed To Speed Integration Of Schools And Remove Other Racial Barrier:

Congress to Get Request For Two-Bill Legislation To Speed Desegregation

New Civil Rights Plan Prepared   Kennedy Expected to Ask Legislation to Speed Program of Desegregatior

xk k * x wk k  Govt. to Ask Congress for Speedy Desegration Move

Administration. To Seek Laws on Desegregation  BDenleonne In Pract mma.   Package Is Designed To Ease Race Crisis

VESSEL SAILS TOWARD PORT   Brazilians Control Hi jacked Venezuelan Freiehter

Venezuelan Ship Enters  Amazon Port   Brazilian Navy Detains Disarmed  Red Hijackers

Hijackers Remain In Custody  Brazil Holds Pirated Ship  For Return To [ts Owners

Brazil Takes Over Freighter Control, Detains Hijackers  Vessel Will be Returned To Its Venezuelan OQ<wnrere

Hijacked Ship Heads For Port  Brazil Controls Vessel; Captors’ Fates Undecided

Auditor General Scores GOP Revenue Department In Westmoreland Tax Case

Ohio AFL-CIO Rips Bond Issue   State Measure Said Unfair, Inadequate

Nikita Says Peking Isn't Atom Threat  Harriman’s Testimony On Ban

As Chimes Ring ‘Dixie’  Hour Laie For Old South?   NEWS ANALYSIS

Hour Late For South As It Was   Carillon Pealing ‘Dixie But Moderates See Changes Coming

Northeast District Fall Meeting of lowa Rose Society at M‘town Sept. 14

 Lasky’s ‘JFK: The Man And The Myth’  Author of Series Is Walking Encyclopedia of Kennedyana

KRCG-TV   Controversial Series Begins Tuesday How Much Do Americans Know About President Kennedy?

Pope's Rally Continues   Hopes to See Wind-Up Of Ecumenical Council

Chances. Brighten  for Pope   Pontiff Leaves   Pontiff Leaves Bed Briefly: ~

Condition Of Pope Improving  New Optimism ls Prevailing  At the Vatican

LEAVES BED FEW MINUTES DESPITE ORDER   Hopes To View Fi nal Ecumenical Meet September 8   ‘DOCTOR STRESSES ‘PONTIFF VERY WEAK

BMne Cnance ror improvemenr nis Week —  ~— Ohio's Drought Worst in 50 a Fire i is Problem

Woods and Fields Are Tinderboxes Because of Long Dry Spell in Ohio

\SPLENDOR AND SPECTACLE  Pope Paul Crowned Today  niandane al Gs Mos Sonare «et off

Thousands Will See Pope Crowned   World's Greatest Ceremony Prepared For St. Peter's Square

AF Reveals It Has Secret Satellite In Orbit to Collect Radiation Data

Naval Rebels Urge Guido Be Removed   Tank Attack Ordered On Final Stronghold  Of Revolutionaries

Showdown  May Be Near  InArgentina But Rebel Flect   But Rebel Ficet May Resume Peace Talks

 Talks or Battle Possible  Argentinas Rebel Navy Enters Last Stronghold

TRUCE TALKS END AS NAVY REMAINS FIRM   Loyalists Order Tank   Attack On Main  Rebel Base      27 PERSONS KILLED IN 3-DAY UPRISING

teady for Renewed Truce Talks or Showdown Battle With Tank-Led Loyalist Force.

Showdown Or Truce Talks?   Argentine Rebels Insist  On Ouster Of President

Argentine’s Rebel Fleet Back In Port   Satisfies Condition For Resumption Of Deliberations

Argentina Revolution  Still Quiet  Buenos Aires Safe   Buenos Aires Safe From Naval Action

Air Force Report Casts Doubt On Lie Detectors   Ar gentine Power Str uggle  Rebels Ready For Truce Talks

Solons Seek Early Close Of Congress   Discharge Petition On Civil Rights Bill Scheduled in House

‘Shirley Booth, E. G. Marshall Again ‘Cop Top Television Awards for Acting

‘HAZEL’, MARSHALL REPEAT TRIUMPHS  Old Pros of Broadway Share TV's Top Awards

Best Series Performers  Shirley Booth, E. G. Marshal Share Top Emmy Honors

Share TV’s Top Awards For 2nd Year  Booth, Marshall Win Emmys Again

Shirley Booth, E. G. Marshall . . .  Stage Pros Share Television Awards

Ready For Court Pressman Says Petitions  ‘On Equal Service Illegal

oO wermany Ana vapan Soviet Union Resisting Spread Of Western Nuclear Weapons

Reds Push — Propaganda Against U.S.   Soviets Spread. ‘Fear’ To Japan And Germany

Senate and Bellmon Angry; Governor-Elect Is Expected To Oust Appointees Pronto

State Plan for Refinancing of Lodges Costly   But Worth It, Says Director of Board

‘Woman Flies Alone From California  To Hawaii; Nearly Runs Out Of Gas

HOUSEWIFE FLYING GLOBAL ‘EARHART ROUTE’  Only An Hour’s Fuel Left!

Wasn’‘t Worried      Housewife, 37, Completes Solo Flight to Hawaii

Woman Pilot Makes History  One Hour’s Fuel Left After Oakland-fo-Honolulu Flicht

Mrs. Nhu Takes Dig At Kennedy  Says She Plans To Return To 8. Viet Nam

Mrs. Nhu Replies To Questions From Press On 1S. Vietnamese Reaction To Kennedy’s Remarks

Viet Nam’s ‘First Lady’ Arrives in Yugoslavia  With Blast at Kennedy

Viet Nam’s First Lady  Nixes Exile  U. S. Denies Demanding Nhu Leave Government

At Belgrade Conference Vietnamese First Lady Says She Won't Quit Her Country

Papers Thrust Info His Hands  Before Arrest  Barghoorn Tells Officials About Moscow Seizure

Barghoorn Tells Of Sudden Arres' By Soviet Police  Papers Into Hand, ee Peon

Grabbed by Police  Ba rghoorn Tells Papers About Arrest In Moscou

Barghoorn Arrest Appears Frameup   Stranger Thrust Papers Into His Hands In Front Of Hotel: Police Seized Him

Seized When Given Papers By Stranger   Printed Material Thrust Into Hands, Professor Says

Papers Thrust Upon Him  Barghoorn Describes His Arrest as Frameur

Barghoorn Says Soviets Arrested Him as Papers Were Put into Hands

Foreign Aid  Faces Stiff  Fight in 64 Congress Adjourn  After Approving Program Cut

Otto Passman ‘Laying’ For LBJ’s Next Request Foreign Aid Program's Woes Have Just Begun

PASSMAN’S KNIFE POISED Johnson Faces New Foreign Aid Headache In ’64

Kennedy, Johnson. Talk Over Strategy   Talks Climax Of Efforts To Organize Leaislative Proaram For New Conaress

Anti-Fidel Contingent Off Miami   Had Been Targets o Futile Hunt After Contact Lost

Flu Germ Downs Tito; Fever Rises  California Trip Is Delayed By His Hlness

Tito Stricken  With Flu: Has Delayed Trip Pledges To JFK He  Will Work To Reduce Crald War Tancianc

Tito Becomes Sick, Delays Trip To Coast  Yugoslav President   Yugoslav President Bedridden With Svmptoms Of Flu

Bombs Dropped On Busy Street  San Francisco Scene QE Llimuesuml Arceidant

San Francisco “Bombed”  Navy Attack Bomber Drops Bomb By Error On Crowded Section

Navy Plane’s Bomb Drops, No One Hurt   Dummy Missile Fall:  In San Francisco's Wats, Bitte cce Ai

Was Mistake—None Injured Navy Plane Drops Bomb  On San Francisco Street

New Threat . . Of Civil War Laotian Reds Ones Fire On Truce Helicopters

New Laos War Feared After Latest Incident   Reds Accused Of Shooting Helicopters On Truce Mission

Red Bullets Hit Truce ‘Copters   Incident a Threat To Talks in Laos

New Threat .. . . . . Of Civil War Laotian Reds Open Fire On Truce Helicopters

Laos Premier Threatens To Break Off Peace Talks   Related picture, Pg. 11-A

Plane Attack To Endanger Laos Parleys   _Phouma Accuses Pro-Reds;. Truce *Copters Shot Up

Pope Asks Strong UN Peace Guard Holy Week Encyelical Urges ~ An End to Arms Race ~

Historic al Encyclical Urges Disarmament, More Powerful United Nation  Pope Calls On World To Save Itself

Man's Right Enumerated in Encyclical   Asserts Racial Discrimination  Must Be. Ended

Pope Affirms Hope in U.N.   “Peace on Earth’ Note Searches for Peace Through Disarmament

$50 Million Saving Seen  ~ State And County Fairs Face Economy   4 Livingston Fairs

Grain Sale, $470 Million In Funds Are Hurdles That Must Be Jumped

fo Operafe Soon  Giant Turbine Generator At West Penn Power Firm's Mitchell Station Advanced

State Is 25th To Ratify Ban On Poll Taxes   Vote on Amendment Is Major Action in State Senate, House

Drill churns for entombed  companion Amidst optimism of rescued pair ha ic etl! alive

Work Starts On Drilling Hole to Bova  12-Inch Lifeline Is   12-Inch Lifeline Is Begun; Companions Feel He’s Still Alive

aA PF MOTOTaX Wire Pict  Miner, Wife Reunited—   Drill Shaft Toward 3rd Miner's Tomb

NAACP Youth Groups To Take “More Aggressive” Rights Role   Ry TUNIS GRIFFIN

Young Negroes Put On Own   Wilkins. Urged Body To Take Action, Meredith Answered

Younger Groups in NAACP to Become More Militant   Re JUNTUS GRIFFIN

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NAACP Youths Planning New Aggressive Role  Meredith Is Labeled As ‘Out of Step’ in CE ieil Diattc AA muses os:

WEATHER   NAACP Youths  Planning New  Agoressive Role As ‘Out OF Step In  Bree ON Bk OM i i

NAACP Youths Planning New Aggressive Role  Meredith Is Labeled   Meredith Is Labeled As ‘Out of Step’ in Civil Rights Movemen

NAACP To ‘Unshackle’ Negro Youths   Wilkins Says Groups To Take More Active Role

 mOATEF ROPES 1 O MICO WL PriCis itt —— ‘More Aggressive Roles Planned ‘For NAACP’s Many Youth Units

Head Of NAACP, Meredith Clash;  Negroes To Become More Aggressive

Pilot Shudders and Sops  Vaoint Dam Disaster Scene Like Something From a ‘Horror Dream

Sight Terrifying, Says Pilot After Flying Over Disaster Area   Not A Single House Standing In Valley Town Of 4,600 Residents

JFK MESSAGE IS SLATED NEXT WEEK   Humphrey Says Some Reductions Apnear Certain

12 File For Sheriff In Preston Co.   20 File For Court, 39 Seek Democrat Committee Posts

Efforts Made To Solve Rail Rules Dispute   Weekend Session Called By Wirtz ‘To Hear ‘Suggestions?

Governor Testy During Quiz by Press on Barry   Refuses Comment On Tulsa Speech

Prosperous For Merchants Faster To Be Colorful  For Fashion Paraders

Tops For Business. Too Easter’s Fashion Parade Looms As Most Colorful

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Will Explore _ Split In World  Communist Bloc   Khrushchev Wants To Remove War Of Words From Public View

News Index   Khrushchev Talk Seen As Soothing Move To Take Split Out Of View

News Anaelvsis      ‘Mosco w-Peking Talks in Offing; This Doesn't Mean Rift ls Endina

Doesnt Mean Rift Is Closing —  Khrushchev Anxious to Cover Up Red China Spli

Uses Soft Line With Peking Meeting To Heal Red Split Hinted by Nikita   “AP News ws Analysis

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hilt Not Closing Nikita Would Soften ‘Red War Of Words   An Associated Press News Analysis

Peking Askec ‘Backstage ‘  2 ae ai a   Khrushchev Invites Red Chinese to Hide Debate From World View   An AP News Analysis

Russian Applies Soft Answer  Khrushchev’s Bid Seen For Meeting With Red Chinese

Khrushchev's Statements Indicate Russia, China Conflab In Planning

Peking-Moscow Split Ready to Go Backstage oe  Curtain May Drop on Red Controvers)

An AP News Analysis Nik’s Soft Answers May Mean Peking-Moscow Meei

4400 AE LYOWS AMGALYStS  Khrushchev More Anxious to Hide Rift With Communist China Than to End It

Warsaw Pact's Military Chiefs Believed Meetina   Bipartisan Foreian Policy Sunk   Khrushchev Wants to Take War of Words With Peking Backstage

PEKING-MOSCOW MEETING SEEN SOON TO EXPLORE PAINFUL SPLIT IN WORLD-WIDE COMMUNIST FRONT

Soft Repty to Cninese  Khenchchey Would Take War of Words Between Red Groups Backstage

A Soft Reply To Peking  K's Speech May Pave Way For Talks With Chinese

“Soft A Answer by Nikita ‘May Mean. Parley, With Peking to Explore Rift

Peking-Moscow Meeting Expected — To Study Painful Split In Red Front

‘Backstage’ Talks Loom In Red Split   Khrushchev Seen Anxious To Take Rift From Public

HE WANTS TO GET TO MINNESOTA   Proposed Peking- Moscow Meeting Doesn‘t Mean They‘ve Ended. Rift

Set Debate On Remap Executions   Other Controversial Measures in Hopper Of lowa Legislature

Break Up Demonstration—   Measures Expected to Generate Sharp Debate

Legislature Opens Fourth Week With Controversial Items Due For Debate

Kennedy Meets With Leaders Of Conaress   Message Goes To Congress On Wednesday

Kennedy Pleads For His Civil Rights Program Package Plan Set  For Introduction  This Wednesday

‘Package’ Expected This Week Senate Can Agree on Civil Rights, Says Sen. Dirksen

Jews To Start Annual Observance , Passover Season  To Open Tonight

 ‘Ancient Ritual Of Jewish ‘Seder’ Begins  In Millions Of Homes At Sundown Today

Some Students Are Disenchanted By Experiences While Visiting Cuba

Young Co-Author Of Bill To Provide Off-Year Election For Mo. Governor

Dean Rusk's Job Secure; Cabinet  Asked To Remain   President Plans News Session

Close Rapport Cited  Rusk’s Position: Seer As Secure Under Johnson

Focal Point In Synagogue Dedication Ceremony   Rusk's Position Appears Secure In LBJ Cabinet

Capital circles reveal Dean Rusk very secure   Johnson’s panel to study assassination

Rusk Appears Secure in Job With Johnson   State Secretary Determined to Stay As Long as Needed

Feel Rusk Most Solid Of Cabinet  Tenure Up to LBJ. State Boss Savs

Rusk’s Position Appears Secure In Government  Determined to Serve

Rusk Seems Secure In His Position   Relations Between Him, Johnson, Always Good

Rusk's Position Seen Secure In LBJ's Cabinet  Associates Say Men   Associates Say Men Seem To Operate on Same ‘Wave Length’

Relations With President Good Rusk Seen More Secure  Of Post Than Colleagues

Rusk's Position Believed Most Secure In Cabinet Under President Johnson   Chief Justice Warren Heads Panel to Probe JFK's Death

LBJ Starts Day With Brisk Walk   Schedule Busy ; Medals Given To  JFK, Pope John

Johnson Takes a Brisk Walk Down Washington Street  Preseating for Visit   Preparing for Visit To New York by the New President,

UNDERGROUND BLAST ROCKS EDWARDSVILLE   SHOCK FELT HERE; SAY NO INJURIES IN TANK EXPLOSION

Red Chinese’s ‘Aggressive, Lone Wolf Tactics Are Becoming More Threatening to U.S., Stevenson Says

Late news in brief   House chops $585 million from foreian aid bill   U.N. schedules meet on Iraeli-Syrian flareup

Israel-Syria lre Prompts U.N. Meeting   Situation Too Critical To Wait Until Monday

Local Issues Cause Delays in Some Ports  16,000 Dockmen Return to Jobs, Draw Overtime

SOME DELAY FROM LOCAL PORT ISSUES   Heavy Backlog Of Work Faces  Returning Crews

NEW WHEAT BILL COULD RECREATE SENATE BLOC   SOME TALK ABOUT TYING IN COTTON FARM LEGISLATION

Alter wheat-feed bills Rebuilding of Senate farm bloc seen possible solution

lt Won't Be Longa Now   New Wheat-Feed Grain Measure Is Introduced

Might Rebuild Farm Bloc —  Senators Offer New Wheat-Feed Grain Bill

No V olunteer To Be Sent Down Shaft Hope Of Finding Bova Alive Fades

At Sheppton Operation  Rescue Workers Abandor Try to Find Last Miner

Won't Send  Man To Look   Chamber Is Too Small To Permit Safe Descent

Today’s Telearam   Baptists Make Attempt To Condemn Capital Punishment

Castro Forces Claim Capture Of Rebel Nests   Matanzas Province Fatalities Reported To Include ‘Pichi’

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US. And Britain Confer.   Protection Of Cuban Refugees, Problem To Be Discussed

Wichita U. Vote On Tap For Tuesday   Light Turnout Is Predicted By Election Official

Strong Backing For Plan   Predict 24-Hour Day Unless  Curb Voted

Give Bill Strong Backing   Predict 24-Hour Day Unless Curh Voted

Red Talks Headed For End   Neither Side Wants Blame For Quitting

Chinese Seek Instructions From Peking   Talks Reaching ‘Substantive’ Difference Stage

Russ, Chinese Sound Recess As Parley Nears Stalemate   AVOIN RIL AME

Bert Bennett Resigns Post  Political Plans For Future Will Be Stated Soon

Ohio Traffic Fatality List Mounts To 14   Result Of Accident: Near Homes; Four  Die In One Wreck

U.S. hits hit-run attacks   Agencies working to discourage refugees

JFK THINKS SNEAK BLOWS HELP CASTRO   Several Federal Agencies Attempt Prevent Attacks

Effectiveness Doubted U.S. Isn’t Sympathetic 'To Hit-and-Run Raids

US. doing all possible to curb attacks   Hit-run tactics used by exiles strengthen Fidel

Castro Threatens To Get Long-Range Bombers FBI,CoastGuardAttempting To Halt Hit-Run Cuba Raids

Hit-Run Raids Under Fire By U.S.   Concern Expressed By Administration; Soviets Enter Picture

Soviet Protest  Rejected by U.S.   New Hit-Run Foray Repor: Says Russian Vessel Hit

7 Moscow Sounds Off Against Uncle Sam  US Fears Raids On Cuba Could Spark New Crisis

U.S. Trying to Calm Down Exiles; Another Raid Made   Missiles to Solve Navy's ‘Gun Gap

Efforts Made To Curb Raids, Washington Says   Questions Raised After New Protest By Soviet Union

U.S. Trying fo Curb Raids by Cuban Eiles   Coast Guard, FBI And Other Agencies Share in Efforts

FBI, Coast Guard, Other Agencies Attempting To Halt Raids By Rebels

To Halt Raids   Reds Protest Exile Attacks On Ships, .  Olete.s. Deer T.¥reae

U.S. Deplores Raiding on Cuba By Exile Groups   Answers Russian Protest by Citing Control Efforts

President Wants End To Tacties   Reds Say U.S Responsible For Attacks

U.S. Is Trying to Discourage Raids By Cuban Exiles  Action {s in Accord ‘Gears t oF... .. J... &.I* ...

Exile Raids on Cuba Could Spark Crisis   Castro Threatens to Employ Bombers Against Aqaressors

Action In Line With JEK Policy   Statement Follows  Russian Protest

Rioters Attack  Virginia Police Bullets, Rocks, Bottles Hit Patrol Cars in Rare Vialanra

TORIES ROCKED BY SCANDAL   War Minister's Affai With Mode! Plunges Reelection Hopes

Cabinet Scandal Hurts Conservative Party's Chances in Great Britain

Conservatives At New Low Ebb  War Minister Quits Cabinet in Disarace

Consider Viet Nam’s Buddhists  Religion often takes on coloring of politics

Red Central Unit Given New Power   Congress In East Germany Approves New Party Statute

Red Congress Boosts  Central Body’s Power   Master Of Sports Too Sporty, What With TV, Movie, And All

Johnson Gets $1.56 Billion Education Bill  Senate Gives 82-4 Approval To Compromise

Education Aid Measure Approved  Lied Pde eek aw D   Third Education Bill Passed; Second Sent To The President

Expansioni in Vocational Education  Wins $1.5 Billion Federal Lift

Boat Runs Down Swimmer In Race   Canst Guard Blamed As Chamoian Loses Both Leas

. Two Auxiliary Leaders Will Visit South Summit Stake Conference

Candidate Rocky Promises Fight For. Nomination, Admits Lagging   TALKS TO -STURENTS

Tshombe Units Still In Control Of Two Sections   Capture of Sakania and Kolwezi Needed Before Reunification Can Begin.   Hold Two Areas

UN Poised For Drive On Remaining Outposts Of Resistance In Katanga

But Problem Still Serious Jobless Rate Shows Sharp Decline In Mareh—to 5.6%

'64 program details leit to Congress   Suggests power of decision for ag secretary

Babuling Burglar’’ Ambushed Because  Ma Beals Pattce Scandal 2 Years Ago

Babbling Burglar Shot In Chicago  Morrison Ambushed Outside Cook County Court Buildine

Chicago Police Search Their Kind And The Underworld, For The Men Who Ambushed The “Babbling Burglar’

mM ———s - - : Ambush of ‘Babbling Burglar’ Linked With Police Scandal

Cape Canaveral Rockets Lashed Down   U.S. Has 16,500 In Viet Nam Fight

Christine’s Associate, Mandy, Takes Stand In Second Day Of Ward's Trial

Fairbanks, Astor among lovers, Mandy testifies at Ward trial   BDaid tha rant   Friend of rovaliv

British Call Girl Links Fairbanks loVice Scandal  alle af ALL..°   Tells of Affairs With Hollywood Actor, Other Men

lestifies today  Doug Fairbanks, jr. among lovers of Marilyn Mandy

Young Call Girl Names Several Prominent  ‘Men As Being Among Recipients Of Favor:

Senate Votes Hike in State  Sewerage Aid   No Action Taken on Plan for Parochial School Bus Service

Senate Okays Increase In State Payments for Sewerage Maintenance

Britain Hits Communists About Laos  Red Activities Pose Threat To Geneva Accord   ASKS ACTION

Some Jailed U.S. Citizens May Follow   Hane Careyi Plane Carrying Ransom Goods

But No Word About Others Held in Jails  Since Failure Of Invasion

Coming Home Aboard Plane Hying Ransom  No Indication — U.S. Prisoners To Be Releaced 

ON RANSOM FLIGHT  Swiss Say 100 Americans Will Return To US From Cuba Sunday

Swiss Report Hundred Americans Will Leave Cuba by Plane, Sun.   Last Flight

Leava Cuba Sunday Ransom flight set by 100 Americans   American aid risked by trade with Cuba

John Vitale Bosses St. L. ‘Cosa Nostra   Police Claim Italian Hood. ~ lums Confine Operations To Hlinois.

New Frictions Along Berlin  Access Routes  Specialists Fearing   Specialists Fearing New Irritation Over U.S.-Russ Relations

Access routes tense Berlin's false air of calm conceals existing frictions

Auto Struck In Kerosene Bottle Toss   Plan Protests In Jackson In Wake Of New Outbreak

Predicts More Racial Outhreaks In Jackson, Miss.  Violence Erupts   Violence Erupts Tuesday At Sit-in In A Variety Store

Jackson, Miss., Disorders Flare  In Race Protests  Mayor Calls Off Truce Proposals In Tense City

Jackson, Miss., Violence ienennbnireeh mncannes anne  Negro Home Bombed

merereut Ty uy 5 Sw Ww OF be Ge  SSS LE SS SS So  Kerosene bomb damages NAACP official’s car

Automobile Of Negro Bombed   More Violence Expected As Negroes Press Drive In Mississippi Capital

Desegregation: Bomb Blasts  Racial Lull in Mississippi Jackson Scene of  New Integration Efforts in South _

In Jackson Race Row: wf vackson Kace Kow:  Kerosene Bomb Tossed at Home Of Negro Leader

Integration Effort Ends In Violence  lackenn Mice.   Jackson, Miss., Negro Beaten At Lunch Counter

 Promises Renewed Protests ‘Answer to Prediction  Of Negro Is Oil Bomb

Renewed Racial Activity Seen  Negro Leader's Car Bombed In Jackson

Integration Prediction Brings Bomb   Negro Leader’s Carport Target  Of *‘Pranksters’

Fire Bomb Thrown at  N egro Home   New Integration Activities Seen At Jackson, Miss.

Bar Assn. launches disbarment action against Ottumwa lawyer   Grand jury sworn in steel inquiry

Louisiana Integrationists to Step Up Drive Against Racial Barriers

U.S. Movesto For estall UN Action On Latin Feud be fore OAS Plan

INSIDE WASHINGTON  Weekly Sizeup by Washington Staff Ok Creinnc-Hawoard Newsnoners

Hopes Dim for Big Pullout of  Russian Troops   Only 3,500 Will Have Left Cuba by Sunday

U.S. Hopes Fade For Large-Scale Pullout In Cuba   Russians Appear to Have Removed Only 3,300 of the 17,000  Troons on Island.

REFUGEES ARRIVE IN MIAMI FLIGHT   Tell of Shooting Inciden at Havana Airport;  None BRosrkf

Sees U.S. as ‘Cage of Lions’ Mme. Nhu Accuses JFK Of Appeasement; Says He Was Misinformed

Ge EV fo fF Rice d Us « ohFUl PUT Ie  ‘Visit To U.S. May Be Entering Lions’ Cage

Madam Nhu Sees U. S.  ‘As a ‘Cage of Lions”   After 10 Years on Job... Nikita’s Position Safe indefinitely

Ina Fog? You Weren't Alone Page 6   Newspaper T-H Action Proposed

Kennedy Asked To Halt Strike  Lawyers Make Plea In Newspaper Case

Wallace Pulls Police From University   Governor Delegate Full Responsibility To President

Asserts JFK Responsible To Keep Calm  _ Vehicles Leave; State Officers To   Vehicles Leave; State Officers To Pull Out by Sunday

DILLON IS QUIZZED ON DEFICITS   Administration Offers Revamped Program Monday

15.5 Percent Tax Cut Proposal Nears Key Vote   5 Percent Floor Rejected

Senate’s Subeommittee Wants Railroad Merger  Ban Until Policy Is Set

Senate Group Would Delay Rail Mergers   Antitrust, Monopoly Subcommittee Want: Over-all Plan First

NEW ARCTIC BLAST RUNS OVER STATE   Fog Extra Peril For Residents Of South Texas

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‘Watchdog’ Predicts...  Settlement Of Rail Dispute By Negotiations Possible

In Settling Dispute By Negotiations  Railroads, Unions ‘Not Too Far Apart, Senator Believes

Says Congress Loath To Legislate Senator Sees Hope  For Rail Settlement

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ONLY U. S. IS MEETING GOALS SET   West Germany’s Performance Nex  But Falls Short

Double Standard In NATO Rapped  Only U.S. Expectec To Meet Goals

U.S. Is Concerned By Double Standard Used by Europeans   Only U.S. ts Meeting Military Goats and Other Canmmitewacis

) New Jersey Police Need Help 10-Minute Brawl Erupts  Over Job Discrimination

2orons Prope sensational Report  Did Harriman Confer With Castro in Russia?

Packers Whip Cards, 30-7  49ers End Bears’ Winning Streak See The Sports Peach   Eldest Daughter of Churchill, Diana, 54, Dies Unexpectedly

ALONE IN LONDON FLAT  Churchill’s Eldest Daughter Dies Suddenly In Her Home

Tax Dollars Needed fo Mee Record Budget  Reapportionment Also Issue for 442 Lansiclature

JURY DEADLOCKS IN SPY TRIAL   Panel Dismissed in Case of Sailor Accused of Stealing Documents

GOP Accuses JFK Of Ruling U.S. By Deceit   Twist Truth, Pamphlet Says

In Union-Backed Bills Before State Legislature  Higher Jobless Pay Deemeeed

118 Degre es. on.Gridiron Los Angeles Has 4th Day of Extreme Heat

Los Angeles  Boils For Fourth Day   Californians Swarm To Beaches As Temperature Soars Over 100

Acca ymhiy Vote  emn } vVwvs  Next; Senators Revamped Bill  Reynolds Ready To Kill General Levy Proposal

Each Day That  Live Is A Gift Of God"  tia kills an Ameri me «=ClCo gm ff sine — on   Doomed Man Tells Of His Fight For Life

Associated Press Newsman with Leukemia Says Grace of God Has Enabled Him to Live a Year

.— .-, -£ £5 «ff, Oe fe te ie ee i i i i i i i i i  Highway Director On His Way Out?

Russia Asks N-Free Area   Proposes Nuclear Arms Removal From Entire Mediterranean Sea

Fishermen Angered At Gear Destruction   Anti-Tank Rifle, Small Cannon Ordered From Surplus Firms Along With Other Weapons. It’s Learned

1 [ en-aged Wife of Chicago Factory Worker Gives Birth To Quadrunlets

MAC LEADING SEARCH FOR “PEACE SPIES”   Extremists Distributed Vital CD Secrets; London Angry   PAMPHLETS SHOWED SHELTER LOCATIONS

Detectives Looking Fo  Extremists   Important Defense Secrets Disclosed By Peace Marchers

Maemillan Takes Hand In Spy Hunt   Parliamentary Storm Likely Over Episode

Violence Takes Lives Of Seven  Five Persons Die In Road Accidents  Two Due To Fires

Many In jured And Thousands Are Homeless In Town Leveled By Temblors

Big mercy airlift underway   Al Marj quake kills 100s; thousands hurt or homeless

400-Pound Ice Block Injures Sculptor   Allied Airlift Under Way Thousands Seek Aid After Libyan Quake

DEATH TOTAL MAY CLIME AS HIGH AS 500   Thousands Homeless In Region Struck By  Three Tremors   RED CROSS RUSHES  MEDICINE AND FOOD

Libya Airlift Is Begun By U.S. Planes  Stricken Farming Center Leveled By Earthquakes

Libya Towr Leveled by 3 Quakes   Over 200 Dead, Thousands of Persons Homele:

Fiery crash  ruins sifted  for cause Canadian jetline  tragedy takes ah Tene oft 130

Canadian, U.S. Experts Probe Jet Crash Site   118 Perished in Quebec Tragedy

May Extend Passes : West Berlin Accepts  Plan To Negotiate Tc Keep Red Wall Open

West Berlin Okavs Talks  lor Passes   Lfforts Prepared  ‘To Extend Visits

Tired and Cold  Suffers Shock ‘Take Me Home Grandpa,’ Hardin Girl, 3, Lost Overnight Says

Zorin Says Reds Will Cooperate   Asks More Economic Cultural Work Despite Barghoorn Arrest

Pravda Ignores Arrest Of Barghoorn; Bids U.S. Cooperate With Soviets

Russ Deplores Talk Breakoft Due to Arrest   Embassy Points Up Anger by Detention Of F. C. Barghoorn

MOSCOW SEES NO CAUSE IN ‘SPY’ ARREST   American Embassy’s Boycott Of Meeting  Accents Tension   STILL SEEK TALKS WITH YALE TEACHER

House Okay: Education Funds Bill   Measure Passes 300-55 After  Defeat of Trims

Thinks Reds Have Missile Defense   Pentagon Asks Funds Be Restored: Cites Treaty

More lowans Vote on Liquor-by-the-Drink  Two Counties Wet, One Dry

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US Tells USSR N-Power Ready   400 Million Tons Said to Be Available

McNAMARA GIVES WORD  U.S. Lets Russians Know Huge N-Force Is On Tap In Europe

Jays rorce Will Be Used  As Necessary  Talk Seen Retort To Recent Soviet Threats of War

Major Policy Speech Soviets Warned Of U. S.  Nuclear Arms In Europe

‘A-Weapons Poised’—  McNamara   400 Million Tons Of Nuclear Force Ready in Europe

McNamara Makes Ma jor Talk  US. Tells Reds Big  A-Force in Europe

Bread Pricing Measure Advanced By House; Senate Passes “Blue Law’

Contact Made Through 6-Inch Drilled Shaft   All Reported In Good Health: Food and Water Are Lowered Into Chamber.

Trapped Five Days 400 Feet Down   Food Lowered Ta Trio; Rescue May Take Days   400 FEET

CONTACT TRIO AFTER HOPE ABANDONED   May Take Week To Rescue Men From 400- Foot Pit   Of Food, Medicine Lowered To Victims Caught In Tuesday Cave-In

TARQOUGHA 400-FOOT SHAFI  Food, Supplies Lowered To Trapped Coal Miners

Trapped In 400-Foot Shaft Since Tuesday  ‘Dead Miners Found Alive

‘We’re OK; Plans Made For Rescue Soup. Medical Supplies, Cigar To 3 Trapped Miners

DOWN DEEP ~ 6INCH HOLE   Plan Perilous Effort To Rescue Entombed Men By Drilling 28- Inch Hole 400 Feet.

3 in Coal Mine Say All is Well   Several Days Of Drilling Before Rescue Completed

‘Miner Miracle: Three Survived  — Cl afs Retmne Caum Ang Calathan   Shaft Brinas Soup And Salvation

Lamps and Soup Sent To Miners   Estimate Maybe Week Needed To Free 3, Caught Tuesday   Day to Week   It Stopped

Found Alive in Shaft — Rescue Workers Lower Food to 3 Trapped Miners

= pit to Reach Trin Trapped Bunce “nea ay  3 Pennsylvania Miners Given Up for Dead Found Alive   WWOre hai Forecast  Weather Is Villain at Fair. Crowd Total Lags Slightly

Three Okay, Crews Push  Reseue Task   Group Entombed Since Tuesday In Pit Near Hazleton

Three Lost Nearly Week —  ‘We're All Okay.’ Trapped Miners Shout

nian. See Bee see eee e: Meee ao  Food, Medicine; ‘After- Dinner’ Gigar Lowered To Coal Miners

3 Survive  6-Day Ordeal   Once Given Up For Dead They Report ‘All Okay’

3 Trapped Coal Miners Await Dramatic Rescue  Alter Being Found Alive

Experts Hit on Ist Try   Rescue Team Succeeds in Shadow of Order to Abandon Long Search

> Found Alive After 5 Da  Start Rescue Operations For Three Trapped Miners

Muc h. Work: Ahead a Hope . Almost Abandoned ~ Find 3 Miners Still Live ©

Soup, Cigar Lowered  Into Shaft   Rescue Efforts May Take 3 Days

Rescuers lower supplies to three trapped in mine   Men separated

SEND FOOD DOWN DEEP 6-INCH HOLE   Plan Perilous Effort To Rescue Entombed Men By Drilling 28- Inch Hole 400 Feet.

‘We're All Okay’, Dramatic Shout From Underground   Contact Made With Trapped Miners Through Pipeline; Supplies Lowered To Them

Food, Lamps Lowered fo Trio In Shaft   Men Missing Since Last Tuesday; One Slightly Injured

All 3 Alive In Hazelton  Coal Shaft   Medical Supplies, Food Lowered To Trio After Contact

Dramatic Rescue Ahead for 3 Trapped 6 Days in Mine   Robbers Terrorize Oklahoma Family

‘We're All Okay,’ One Of Trio Shouts After Six-Inch Hole Drilled

Soup, Medicine And Head Lamps Sent Down Hole  Larnar Hala th Ra   Larger Hole to Be Drilled 331 Feet

Talk through 6-inch shaft Medical supplies, food ane lamps lowered to them

Dramatic Rescue Efforts Started   Supplies Lowered; Will Take Several Days to Reach Men

 Necessities Of Life Have Been Lowered ‘To Men Nearly Given Us For Lest

3 virtually were given up for dead   Dramatic contact brings relief to 134-hour vigil

Rescue Workers Contact 3 MinersLost Since Tuesday: All Seem In Good Spirits

Rescuers Getto 3 Trapped Miners, Find Ther Alive   THe Had Baan Lost fn Gavadny Gut OH Bikes taat Pasaday,

Rescuers Find Three Trapped  Miners Alive:   Last-Ditch Effort to Locate Men Is Successful

Utticial Opening Big ‘°C’ to Burn Friday  For Carroll Homecoming

Three Men Killed in lowa Plane Crash   43 LIVES LOST; WRECKAGE SCATTERED —  Believe Huge Jet Shattered in Flight

Rebel Retreat in Algeria   Bella Troops Occupy Berber * Stronghold Without Firing Sho

Legislature To Vote on School Bill This Week  GOP Reported Solidly Backins   GOP Reported Solidly Backing Reorgnization  As Now Written

JFK Backs Top Jetliner      President, in the West Slates Rights Talk   in Hawaii

Kennedy OH On Tou Into West   Extends Trip To Go To Hawaii Meeting For Riahts Speech

JFK Flies Into West On Tour   Go-Ahead Given Fo Building Airliner; Trip Is Extended

JFK Extends His Western Trip to Hawaii   Speaks at Academy Exercises; To Visit Italy During July

Kennedy Flies to West, Gives Go-Ahead for Building Fast Airliner

Speaks ¢ at Air. Academy  Building of World's Fastest Jet Liner Gets Kennedy Nod

Kennedy OKs Building of Fast Jefliner  Extends Tour To Hawaii for Rights Talk

Major Matters Are Tackled In N. C. Assembly  Tax Relief Bill Is Expected To Be Entered This Weel

From $300 To $500... State Income Tax Bill Would Hike Exemptions

Cuspidors ta Foot Lockers  Old-Fashioned Fringe Benefits in Congress

Inside Today   Cuspidors, Cheap Hair Cuts Congress Members Enjoying Some  Remarkably Old-Fashioned Benefits

Still Giving Cuspidors Away in D.C.   Congressman Tells About Frinae Benefits

JohnsonHints Lower Deficit  lorecasts Revenues Will   Forecasts Revenues Will  Reach New High in Year

Mrs. Marie Gibbons of Las Vegas, Nev., attended to business matters here last weekend.

‘Der Alte’ Sips Champagne  Adenauer’s Birthday May be Last as Leader

YWCA has a birthday (See story on page 8)   Critical point in recount

Soviets Display ew Friendship  Some Western Envoys Say Relations Warm

Kennedy Proposes 3-Way Farm Plan   Senate Blocks Bid To Cut Filibusters

Mid-Cities Home Call CR4-8241 For Carrier Delivery   SENT TO CONGRESS   Kennedy’s Farm Plan Has Mixed Greeting

Farm Plan Would Aid Consumers   Proposal Draws Mixed Reaction From Legislators

Drive Opens ToSpeed Up Integration  Ber ret te   Aid Of Business Leaders In South  Asked By Kennedy

resident Kennedy Addresses Group Of 100-- * Southern Businessmen Uraed To Beak Down Racial Raine _—

President Sounds Warning:  ‘The War Can Happen   Kennedy Urges Store Owners To Speed Up Desegregation

KENNEDY URGES DESEGREGATION OF BUSINESSES  TO USE AUTHORITY IF NEEDED: INTEND

KENNEDY ASKS FIRMS DROP RACE BARRIER   President Urges Speed in Talk With Southern Leaders   SLOWNESS PLEA   Congress Expected to Get Request for Bill on Integration

Congress Tackles Civil Rights JEK Pushes Businessmen. Toward Speedier Integration

Urges Faster Action to End Racial Barriers   Business Leaders Set to Comply With Kennedy's Request

lke Says Allies Should Do More   U.S. Should Start Pulling Out Troops

‘U.S. Needs More Aid By NATO’   Emergency Six Divisions Still Occupy Europe

Michigan City Lad Drowns In Creek Near Home   Crinnle Sheds Braces, Saves Boy, 3

“World Situation is e Al Perilous -McNamara   Peeler Buying Windom Bank

McNamara Cites Deep Fracture of Reds  Report to Coneress Savs U.S. Bombers. Missiles Can Deal Retaliatorv Attack

Would PULVERIZE Any Nation Attacking Cuba  Khru Threatens to Use Bomb   eee ee eee eee EEUU UU EEE eV TURE Ee eerrererereryrrr   Red Warnina

Unemployment Now Nearly 4 Million   Jobless Ranks Swelled By 500,000 In November: Other Barometers Mitigate

Wallace Near New Dispute Over Schools  Officers Massing in Rd i   Officers Massing in Birmingham Where Integration Slated

HALF HOUR BUS SERVICE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY  NIGHTS ON ALL ROUTES ath Pp ow   NOTICE THMOAT 1194

HALF. HOUR BUS SERVICE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY  NIGHTS ON ALL ROUTES, 9.16 P ww   NOTICE fTorar 1194

INDEX   Integrated Meet Hit by Tear Gas  Priest Calms Ail. 10 Injured In Hospital

Tear Gas Missile Hurled Into Crowd Priest Credited With Halting  a

INTEGRATED DINNER ASSAILED  Youths Fling Tear Gas Bomb Into K of C Crowd

NO QUICK JOBLESS CUT EXPECTABLE   Exciting Period Of Expansion Is Adviser’s View

JOBLESS CUT EXPECTABLE   Exciting Period Of Expansion Is Adviser’s View

Under Kennedy Plan  Exciting Expansion Fra Predicted By Economist

February state aid is $17,887   270 IN COUNTY GET WELFARE PAYMENTS

orracks Brawl Murder Trial Continues  ‘Local GI Says ‘No Prejudice’

Beaver. Lancaster Gains   Airman Denies Racism Behind Murder of GI

Filibuster Debate Is Resumed   Senate Begins 4th Week Of Dispute On Rule Change

San Diego Dog Has: 7 Million People In’ Rockies § States  Have No Say In Radio Shows Makeug

SAN DIEGO DOG HAS MORE Mountain Zone Residents  ~ Have No Rating Influence

One Dog Has More Influence On Radio Ratings Svstem Than 7 Million Peovle

Radio-TV Hearing Shows San Diege Dog Rates Over.7 Million People

One Dog Has More Influence On Radio People Than Do Seven Million People

W. E. Galluzzi Is New Principal At Haskell Institute   WALLACE E. GALLUZZI

Negroes Escorted  Into Their House Jeering, Ugly-Tempered Crowd  mtd nk Cae, bese Cheb, Pern

Philly Racial Tension Ebbs   Negro Family Moves Into All-White Area

Mob Outside, No Lights Inside, Negroes ‘Greeted’ In New Home  ated {    H q

Philly Racial Tension Ebbs  Negro Family Move:   Negro Family Moves Into All-White Area

Besieged Negroes Defy Mob   State Troopers Close Area Near Residence

Negro Couple Remains Determined To Live in All-White Neighborhood

With crew safe, pilot aims plane at field bails out   100 troopers move a couple ‘into new home

In Pennsylvania  Negro Family Jeered As It Moves Into White Sectian

Police Guard Negroes In  White Suburb  100 State Troopers Posted To Avert Threatened Riot

Troopers Guard Home of Negroe:  Ugly-Tempered Mob .... RB...°... kde.

Negroes Settle In Home After Actions of Mob   Over 100 Troopers Stay on Alert In Pennsylvania Town

Philly Racial Tension Ebbs  Negro Family Moves 8... A888 BASE Op Ab   Negro Family Moves Into All-White Area

CROWD THROWS ROCKS, EGGS~ 100 State Troopers  Guard Negro’s Home

Folcroft Negro Pair Tries Settling In White Area Despite Near-Riot Friday

Just Made Deadline Nine New Children Earn $600 Exemptions   18 Lost In Explosion

Beauty Queen Tells How She Tried To Revive  Unconsctous Chaperone

Both Hospitalized Miss America Tells of Trying Lo Assist Chaperone in Blaze

At Gettysburg, Pa. America Commemorates Greatest  Battle Fought In The Hemisphere

West’s Greatest Battle... Throngs Commemorate Battle of Gettysbure

Gettysburg 100th Anniversary Rites Begin At Battleground   REST ALL AROLND   SHOW OF LNITY   NORTH AND SOLTH

San Brunan Stranded 19  Hrs. on Rock  Fisherman Is Rescued by Copter

Happy, Hilarious Holyoke Home — Quads, Toys Promise A Riotous Christmas

Quads Topic Of Attention At Christmas   Tree Up Late, Down Early To Avoid ‘Mishan’

Though there's a rocking chair Presidential office doesn't look at all like it did last Thursday

Little Remains to Remind of JFK Presidential Office Is Entirely Changed

Kennedy Planned Renovation Rie seuthanamttnad Mela usaertaition tn cote lisa  Presidential Office Changed

USSR keeps  surveillance  of US ships   Tracing carrier movements far out in Atlantic, Pacific

Big Turboprops Scout Vessels In Two Oceans   Reds Showed No ‘Hos: tile Intent,’ Defense Secretary McNamara Admits.

New Soviet Harassment Plan Sends Bombers To Spy On American Fleet In 2 Oceans

Far Out in sea Charge Russian Aircraft In Harrassment Campaign; Flying Over U.S. Carriers

Red Air Force Buzzing Told By McNamara   Russian Aerial Inspection Shows No Hostile Intent

Long-Range Bombers Are Being Used   Defense Secretary Says Planes Made Flights In January, February

‘Most Serious’ Liquor Violation In Years Judge Raps Bucks Couple For Serving 22 Minors At Taproom

Urat Polio Vaccine Slated In Countywide Clinie Plan   First Inocniation Scheduled Oct. 6 At 24 Schools; Goal Is To Immunize Entire Population Of Favette

Commies Wage Grim Power Fight  Tight-Lipped On Dabteailic ad Talbe

COEXISTENCE ~ RIDICULED   Red Chinese Maintain Blistering Attack On Khrushchev Policy As Secret Parley Goes On.

Nullifying Pay Increase . . .  Many Troops to Lose Overseas Allowances

AMECTS S/OUUU GIS     Defense Department Cuts ‘Overseas Duty Allowances

Pentagon Abolishes Overseas Duty Pay Allowances for 275.000 Enlisted M en

AFTER REVOLUTION  Army Commander Assume: Total Power In Honduras

Army Leader Assumes Contro! In Honduras  ivil Gua Forces Surrender; Nation Calm

Military Dictatorship Rules Nation  Calm Is Reported In Capital City;

Army Uhiel  Takes Post In Honduras  Supreme Power As Last Forces Quit Fighting

Last. Holdouts Surrender   Arellano Boss in Honduras   U.S. Suspends Relations With Honduras. Halts Aid

No Verdict In 5 Hours Of Debate   No Death Penalty For Murdering In Minnesota

Twin Landslide Sends Torrent Over Dam Top   Giant Structure  Is Still Standing’ After Onslaught

CASE GOES TO JURY AT  FAIRFIELD   [Harris Denies Ownership Of Guns, Offers Car Damage Alibi, Jury Told Of 1927 Prison Sentence.

~ FAIRFIELD   Harris Denies Ownership Of Guns, Offers Car Damage Alibi. Jury Told Of 1927 Prison Sentence.

Railroad strike could cause choas  No change in work rules while dispute waits action

JFK Seeks ICC Power  Over Rails  Congress Asker For Work Rules Setting Action

WOULD HOLD HEARINGS ON WORK RULES   Strike Delay Is Expected While Case {s Pending

Bill Abolishing Liquor Books To Hughes   House Kills Bill To Appoint State School Group Members

GIVE TIME FOR LEGISLATION Extension Requested For  New Work Rules Deadline   HARRIS PIR,

News Index   Congress Under Pressure For Action On Rail Bill As Opposition Grows

30-Day Delay In Strike Asked  Congress Needs Time To OK Reoil Measure

30-Day Delay In Strike Asked  Congress Needs beg To OK Re il Mea

Railroads and Unions Under Strong Dressure by Conaress fo Hold Action   Civil Rights Fight Dies; ‘Matter Sent to Committee   Cambridge. Solution Is ~ ‘Just Starting

Rail Rules Delay Asked For 30 Days   House Group Head Seeking Time to Enact Legislation

More Legislative Time Needed— Senator Requests 30-Day Delay On Rail Work Rule

30-day Postponement  House Committee Asks  Rails To Delay Action

Committee Head Says Congress Needs More Time   Couldn't Enact Law by Tuesday

Caution Recommended      Railroad Leaders Asked To Delay New Job Rules

WHERE TO FIND IT   DEADLINE NEXT TUESDAY  RailsAskedTo Delay WorkChanges

Spokesman For Firms Cites Loss   Refuses To Give  Immediate, Answer

7  Wants Trains To Keep Running Until Legislation Passed  Congress Appeals To Railroads, Unions

Commerce Committee Chairman...  Asks Delay In Railroad Work Rules

SEEK 30-DAY DELAY ON RR WORK RULES   Congressman Harris Tells Railway Operators More Time Needed On Legislation To Avert Strike.

Harris Asks Carriers To Grant Delay   Wants Railroads Hold Up Changes For Thirty Days

Pressure Applied On Strike   End Threat Before Legislation Passed, Rails, Union Told

Rails, Unions under Pressure to Block Strike  Hope to Achieve Legislative Action before Deadline

PARSE eee Re ke bE  Railroads And Unions Under Pressure To End Threat Of Strike

Congress Wants More  Time   BRailrenade Tn   Railroads To Consider Request But Say Delay Adds To Hardships

Railroads Asked lo Delay Order   Congress L nable To Beat Deadline

30 Added Days Sought Before Rail Rule Move   Carriers Are Asked To Await Hearings On JFK Proposal

Legislator Seeks 30-Day  Postponement   Unions Opposed To Kennedy Plan For ICC Action

Railroads Urged To Delay Using New Work Rules      Rep. Harris Says Congress Needs 30 Days To Enact Legislation

' Hope For Stretch In Deadline Congress Works Full Tilt To Forestall Rail Strike 

Congressman Asks Carriers to Delay Work Rules Change  Harris Says Time Needed to Enact Necessary Leaiclatian

Rep. Harris Says Congress Could Not Enact Legislation to Avert Strike Before Tuesday Deadline

Pressure’s On Railroads To Continue In Operation Until Congress Can Act

Push to Avert Railway Tieup   Resolution Drafted Designed To Keep Going Until Congress Acts

Congress Puts Pressure On Railroads, Unions To Hold Off Strike Plans

Railroads asked: delay rule changes   “Congress can't act in time to avert walkout’

Full Throttle Congress Puffing to  Legislate Against A Nationwide Rai Halt

Solon Asks Railroads to Hold New Work Rules for 30 Days   Treaty Reported Done; K Sees ‘Better Climate’

Railroads Asked To Delay Changes For Another 30 Days  Chairman Says House Must Have More Time To Pace Leaiclatian

Fa CT CRS hi SO aT cali See os  PRESIDENT TOLD--We Can Solve Our Problems

NicNamara To Answer Charges That Red Missile Buildun is Continuing In Cuba

U.S. Acts To Cut Shipping To Cuba    McNamara To Answer Cuban Buildup Charges

Report to Nation’ on Cuba Planned   NEWS ANALT OID  U.S.-Canada Ties Face More Strain

Ruby Indictec as Oswald's Murderer   Jake Ehrlich of S.F. May Head Defense

WEATHER, CROP REPORT — RAIN AND HUMIDITY STIMULATE GROWTH — NOTE CROP EROSION

WEATHER, CROP REPORT — RAIN AND HUMIDITY STIMULATE GROWTH —  NATL FRA Faoncirna

Richfield Fire Kills 2 Sisters   Young Brother Admits Playing With Matches

Several Fires in Northwest — 2 Little Sisters Die ~ As Flames Raze Home

Senate Gives  Okay to Bill On Education  But House Panel Nixes i ae   But House Panel Nixes Part of Connally Proposal

Ala. Sit-In Broken Up By Police   Integration Leaders Pledge To Continue Protest Activities

Cood Mornine   BOUDOIR DEBATE STIMULATES SCANDAL  Harvard Blushes On Sex ‘Study’

Sexual High Jinks Bring Crimson Blush To Ivy Halls   New State Liquor Boss Holds A Tigint Rein

Revenue Structure Study hale Siructure ohdy  Subcommittee Head Salary Cut Requested

Union Group Meets   Rail Brotherhood Chairmen Ready to Consider New Offer

Union's Policy Makers Convene  Leaders of Firemen ' Can Ratify Raif Pact

Kansas City:  Woman Cleared On Dove Counts   Carcasses Introduced; Federal Case Closed

City Of Birmingham Sticky With Fear And Apprehension   Army Trucks Loaded With Armed Guardsmen Move Alona Streets

Birmingham: Tragic Cily Fear And Apprehension Grip Negro And White

Racial Problems Discussed by President, Civil Rights Leaders   Integrationists Balk at Halting Demonstrations

DEDICATES SPACE CENTER   Johnson Says. Republicans Even Against Each Other

FINAL EDITION   Kennedy Drops Quiet Moves for Cuba Pull-Out      MORE ON CUBA: Terrorlsts in Venemuela; Sen, Javits hits JFK policy, Page 3A; David Lawrenee analyzes Kennedy’s Cuban stand, Page 4A.

Kennedys Baby Son Is Buried   Jackie Bears Grief Alone In Hospital

Lansing, lowa Where Catfish Is King   GETTING READY FOR NEW TERM   First Lady Mourns In Hospital As Rites Are Conducted For Infant Son

Cives Sata Lacking ‘ Police Hunt Two Businessmen Missing From Penn. Town

FEW CLUES ON  BUSINESSMEN  MISSING TODAY PENNSYLVANIA MEN  WERE LAST SEEN FARIICR IN \Wweey

Lowly Photographer Has Cancer Henry Griffin Cheered By W orld’s Great Men

aan eae -ebaiahite SAAS  AP Photographer, Cottoned To By VIPs ‘Answers Well-Wishers By Jaunty Tap-Taps

'2-Cent Cigarette Hike  GOP to Change Seranton ‘Tax Plan to Straight 5%

Scranton Proposal To Be Scrapp  Sales Tax Bill To Be ‘Changed To Full Five Per Cent Measure

Mail Fraud Charge Involved  Two Ex-Congressmer Guilty of Interfering

Agreement in Russ Wheat Deal:  Grain to Move in U.S. Ships With Freight Rates Limited

Gregory Peck, Anne Bancroft Honored First Teenager Wins Oscar,  ‘Lawrence Of Arabia’ Tapped

At Academy Awards Ceremony : Gregory Peck, Anne Bancroft Named Best Actor, Actress

‘lawrence of Arabia’ best film Gregory Peck, Anne Bancroft win actor and actress awards   Seven Oscars

LAWRENCE’ IS BEST PIC Peck, Bancroft Selected _ As ‘Top Actor, Actress’

Peck, Bancroft. Win Top. Oscars   ‘ ‘Lawrence of. Arabia’ Named Rest Film: Teendeer- Honored

LAWRENCE OF ARABIA’ BEST FILM  Peck, Bancroft Win Top Acting Awards

Peck Finally Scores; Bancroft Gets Osear   RELATED STORY ...0n Pace é

35th annual award  Peck, Bancroft winners  of “62 Academy Awards

Four-Time Loser Gregory Peck Wins Acacemy Award For Year's Top Actor

Perennial Losers Win Movies Coveted Best Acting Awards   (see photo, page 4)

‘Lawrence of Arabia’ Top 1962 Picture — Anne Bancroft andGregory Peck Given Oscars As Best Film Actress and Actor

ConnallySaysProbe  To Continue In Case  ‘Will Find Facts,’ Governor Says; Immediate Resignation Approved

FLAMES DESTROY BWELLING ON DAWSON ROAD   Misdirected Ventilating System, Coal Dust Blamed For Blast in Robena Mine

Declaration on Jews ls Urged   Leading Cardinal of Vatican in Appeal

At Vatican Ecumenical Council  Pleas To Clear Issue On Jews To Cleanse Christian Minds

FREEDOM OF WORSHIP IS ALSO URGED   Sharp Council Debate Evoked By New Topics

"To Cleanse Christian Minds"— Declaration On Jews Proposed At Council

WARNED BURGESS, MACLEAN  Ex-British Diplomat Called Third Man In 195] Spy Case

NOW BEHIND IRON CURTAIN. Missing Briton Linked To Previous Defectors

Martelli Hoped Io Turn Tables   Delay Cause, Court Told, Waiting For Best Opportunity

Hoped to: Turn Tables on Russians, Scientist Accused as Spy Testifies

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious  EF pature<)

Private School Ignores Order To Shut Down   Sanitation, Tuition, Teachers’ Pay Key Problems At JUNO

Life’s End WILLIAM, RENKEN JR. TWIN SONS EXPIRE SHORTLY AFTER BIRTH

PRAYER FOR...  e@ TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Jones Formally Enters Race Sen. Kelly Voices Concern Over GOP Chairmanship Fight

Teacher Pay Raise Seale Cut  = T we   New Program Coupled With State Aid Hike

Rusk Will Stay For Talks With Russian Leader   Signing of Treaty Monday Afternoon

Rusk to Extend Moscow Visit for Parley With Russ   Plans Switched

Warrenton Attorney - Gilliland’s Life Dogged By Trouble, Controversy

Cuban Says Reds Using U.S. Ransom   Medicine Among Shipments To Latin American Guerrillas  Ry MATTUCW EOCNNCHY

VIA MIDNIGHT SUBMARINE Latin Sabotage Scheme Of Crazed Castro bared

rr ES tan tne Eo  Hoffa Says Teamsters Will Win Wage Benefit Increase

In Pay, Benefits Hoffa Asks 90-Cent-Hour Package In Nationwide Pact

Truckers Face Teamster Demands  Hoffa Confident He'll Get Nationwide Pact, Big Hike

‘Hoffa Expresses Confidence That Teamsters  ‘Union Will Win Most Of Wage-Benefit Hikes

Seeks $600 Million In New Benefits Hoffa Going After U.S.-Wide  Contract For His Teamsters

Driving Too Slow Can Be A Violation Of Law   Public Safety Officials —  Want Statistics Proved Wrong

Space Officials Encouraged By Titan 2 Tests   5,800-Mile Flight Perfect

Space Officials Are Encouraged By Titan 2 Flight   103-Foot Racket Goes 5,800 Miles Without Defect in Test Flight

‘SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE’ Space Officials Encouraged By Titan Test Flight

Ohio Assembly To Wind Up Its Session Today   Liquor Price Boost Denied; Speaker Law Is Watered Down

Senate Defeats Bill To Boost Liquor Prices  Measure May Be Reconsidered When

Insurance Policy Pay Poses Query  Republicans Asking About Commission

Applies for admission to law school  Meredith seeks to re-enter U. of Miss.

KR 7 « 3 if ; r Réeredith Seeks  Law Degree At  € shake  ir” iene ize . qi Wssission! U,

Anderson Blasts BPI’s Removal Of Women From Soldiers Home   (Another Story on Page 2)

Snowstorm Hits in Miadie West, ls Tapering Off  Ohio River Reaches Near Disaster Level

Tornadoes Hit Indiana, 3 Left Dead   Michigan Gets Foot Of Snow; Hard Rain Falls in Ohio Valley

Die-hard winter has lethal punch  OUTBREAK INCLU DES SNOW, RAIN, HAIL AND TORNADOFS. THREF DEAN

S Hundreds Driven From Homes ...  . Wild Weather Punches ' Midwest. Eastern Parts

Nikita Berlin Kommen   Red Ruler Complains Kennedy Visit Agains' Interests Of Germans

Khrushchev Lands in Berlin, Joins Ulbricht in Blasting Kennedy’s Visit

Khrush Arrives In Divided City; Raps JFK Visit   Other Communist Bloc Leaders Expected to — Join Him for 'Top Level Talks.

Seek End Of Laos F ighting   Leaders Confer On Plan To Halt  Dienntee

New Book Accuses Sen. Goldwater of Being Pal Of Noterious Hoodlums

“Trash,” Says Irate Goldwater, Of Book Claiming Him Friend 0! Two Hoods: He Checks Libel

Earthquake Toll in Libyan City at 500-700;  Rescuers Find Death, Horror, Devastation

Al Marj Toll Estimated at Between 900 and /00 Dead Quake Leaves City In Ruins In 15 Seconds

Possibly 500 Believed Buried in Rubble Left By Libyan Quake, Over 200 Now Known Dead

Dawn Reveals Quake's Horror   Death Total Set Between 500-700; City in Rubble

Quake Dead Put At 250: Many Hurt   U.S. Flying Relief Into Libyan Area

Dazed, Injured Residents of Libyan City View Horror after Earthquakes

Yank Rescuers Find Grim Scene   Quake Levels Libyan City in Seconds

Dawn Brings Full Horror Of Quake Leaving Libyan Village In Rubble   By RED GRANDY Chief Photographer  pe Eee Se Se ras

IN DE X   wS. LEADS RESCUE EFFORTS . Dazed Residenis of Shattered Libyan City Count Casualties

Horrors At Quake Site Deseribed   By RED GRANDY (Chief Photographer, Stars end Stripes)

Toll in Libya atter Quakes May Hit 700   By RED GRANDY Chief Photographer Clare and Gieines

Beefeaters Get More Money      Dazed, Injured Residents of Libyan City View Horror after Earthquakes

70 Percent Of City Razed Ruins Searched  For More Dead In Libyan Quake

Full Horror Of Earthquake Revealed   By RED GRANDS Chief Photographer Stars and Stripes

ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Dawn Reveals Full Horror Of Quake: Over 250 Known Dead

‘Quake Destroys 70 Per Cent of Al Marj  Death Toll Mounts In Libya Disaster

A15-Minufe Quake Turns Libyan City Into Pile of Rubble   Air Force Emergency Teams Rushed to Aid  Qigkaban Baaldante.

eases Dawn Casts  Light on Full Quake Ruin  Death Toil Should Miarnt in Sosech   Death Toil Should Mount in Search Of Lybian Rubble

Quake Wrecked City In 15 Seconds; Toll Of 250 Expected To Mount 

‘NO COMMENT'   ESPECIALLY FOR NEW YORK ‘Military Base Closing Shocker

Wallace Renews Call For Probe   Urges President To Oust Brother As Attorney General

sanctions Could Hinge on Commitee’s Report  NEA to Keep Eye on Utah School Situation

Mo-Kan Area Weather   Clear to partly cloudy and continued mild,

Young Survivors Identify Killer Parents, Four Children Die in Robbery Attempt

12 Weeks Remaining — State Legislators Believe They Can Finish in Time

Janks Obtained For Water Haul   Available for Use By Area Farmers

DILLON SAYS IKE SPENDING GREW AT FASTER RATE   STILL OPTIMISTIC ON TAX REDUCTION BILL’S PASSAGE

Federal Spending Is Growing at Slower Rate  Under Kennedy Than Eisenhower, Dillon Says

US Spending Growth Slow  Dillon Sa vs Rate Below Last Years Under lke

‘Rev. Dehne will preach farewell sermon Sunday   Enter Miss Le Mars contest

HH 3 + >t DG Temperatures YESTERDAY  HIGH-48 at 2 p.m. LOW-12 at 2 a.m,   OR Se SS eth ee Bae SAAR EU LT res 5 IRIs AT)  VESrIle VDEGAULLE OPPOSITION  Kennedy Plans NATO Nesaieieal Force

Floods Ebb; Cold Slaps Two Areas   Danages Counted In Millions; Plains, Midwest Freezing

Hood Waters Recede; Cold Knifes West   Rivers Crawl Back Into Their Banks; Cleanup Underway

Tiros Zooms Into Orbit To Scan Weather   Monitors Plan Tests Of New  Pieture Sanding

Weather Satellite Is in Orbit   Tiros 8 to Send Instant Picture: of Cloud Cover

Governor, Solons Meet  Legislature Begins Crucia  Week In Adjournment Drive

The STAR will be delivered af the usual time on Thursday, Memorial day.

THE STAR will be delivered af the usual time on Thursday, Thanbenivinn ay.

THE STAR will be delivered  al the usual time on Thursday, Thankenivinga dav

THE TRIBUNE will be delivered af the usual fime on Thursday, Thanksaiving day.

THE STAR   will be delivered at the usual time on Thursday, Independence day.

WHICH ONE   WILL REIGN ?   Homecoming Queen Announced Tonight   By Brenda Beust Managing Editor

“Mom and Pop’ store OK     ‘Save Sunday’ bill due in state senate Monday: many sales ifems restricted

Price support payment, too  New feature of the 1963 feed grain program

Fall Meet Would Mult Key Issues   Wants Current Session To Limit Discussions To Passing Essentials

Emergency Meeting Held Claim Mae Gets Support  Over Govt Vice Seandal

British Chiefs Hold Parley   Macmillan Backed In Profumo Scandal

Say Cabinet  Supports ©  Macmillan  In Handling of 7 Govt. Sex Scanda!

(ON THE INSIDE   Macmillan Gathers Cabinet To Overcome Sex Scandal’

Our Editor Gets Refresher Course Russia’s Rape Of Hungary Still Shows In Budapest

Youll Find      History Comes Alive In Old Budapest Where Freedom Fighters Fell To Reds

No Reported Witnesses : At Shooting _ Murder-Suicide  Theorized; Probe  -. Da Bo seccns aol ,.

Test-Ban Bid Opens—Air Of Optimism   Relaxed K. Tells Stand In 3-Way Conference

Funeral Services Are Held Today For Policeman Killed by Assassin

U.S. Refutes Russ Charges of False Data   No Distortion of Scientific Info. Envoy States

Republican Middle-Of-Roader  Gov. Rockefeller Enters Presidential Race Today

Rockefeller To Declare Candidacy   Governor Expected to Offer Self Today as ‘Middle-of-the-Roader’

__ Formal Statement Seen Rocky Expected to Become Declared Candidate Today

Father Slays 2 Children, Kills Himself   “Wife Ran Off With A Man And Left Me With The Kids”

Father Kills His 5 Children, Self   Note Says Wife Ran OFf, Left Him With ‘Kids’

Father Kills 5 Children, Shoots: Self   Leaves Note Saying Wife Ran Off With Another Man

WIFE RAN OFF WITH A MAN’  Father Shoots, Kills 5 Children and Self

100 BILLS  PASSED BY THE HOUSE   Speaker Lewis Lauds Productive Day, Aims’ For June 28 Adjournment To Avoid Log Jam.

Two On Leave  State Department Probing Security Officer’s Ouster

Coronation of queen is glamorous event of Autumn Trails Festival 

Report Says Haiti Leader Jailed Priest   Duvalier Apparently Turns On Church; _ Tenston. Said EFased:

Haiti Reports Claim Duvalier Arrests Priest   Island President Appears Turning Against Catholics

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THE FOP STATE STORIES OF 1963  Senate Redistricting Tops State Stories

Questionnaire Result SUES ARTE AeSTtt  Licensees OK Liquor Authority

Governor Makes Appeal to Demos  Wants Committee on New Apportionment

  Mrs. Murray Plans Atheistic C enter  Folk Keep Curious Eye On Madalyn

"Ain't A Dang Thing Anybody Can Do”   peak, A Vang ining Anyboyey an Vv  = Kansans View Atheists With Dim Resiqnation, Some Hope

They Don’t Like It, But .  Stockton Oldtimer Says There Is Not A ‘Dang Thing’ Anyone Can Do

Ce eH Hee ke eee etek okt it AA aa AR HAA HAAR AKAN c  c"Ain’t A Dang Thing Anybody Can Do”  CC ———  c  © Kansans View Atheists With Dim Resiqnation, Some Hope

Some Are Worried  Quiet City Sees An Atheist   An S@-acre tract near here al

Kansas Villagers Eye With Doubt, Disdain Plans for Atheist Colony

BUILDING TO BE DEDICATED   Securities Controls Seen As Business Boon

Trervel three miles apart  Space hook-up doubttul as rocket loses altitude

Doukt Expressed Of Spac2 Rendezvous   Valentina Tereshkova Completes First 24 Hours Aloft; Male Cosmonaut Loses Altitude in Third Day of Earth Orbit

Altitude Is Lost by Spaceman   Doubt Russian To Get Hookup with Blonde In Second Ship

President ‘Starts’ Gorge Generator Before Continuing Trip to Tacoma

Deerfield In ‘Mess’ On Time Change  City Voters Cause Switch To Central Standard Time

Shaff Plan vote is Dec. 3  lowans tell reapportionment vote plans

Budget Study In Fourth Day   State Senate Leaders Still Hold Hope for Passage of Legislation

Work Continues On TFX Contract  Mundt Sees Ending of Contract as Possible

Pechan Bill Aimed At Hospital Boards   Giving Laymen Control . . .  School Bill Sent  To Gov. Scranton

3 FATHER FATHERS, 2 MOTHERS SWING BELTS  Whip Boy Vandals on Judge's Order

Rusk Off To  Paris   Secretary Of State Taking Special LBJ Message To NATO

JOHNSON SENDS MESSAGE VIA RUSK  NATO to Open Talks On Cold War Strategy

ords Fro  Special W. m LBJ: . Rusk Bound For Paris  With NATO Message

Secretary Takes Note From L.B.]J.  Secy. McNamara  Leaves Tonicht.

Rusk Will Attend Paris NATO Meet   Carries Johnson Message ou Shaky Cold War Truce

Secretary Rusk Goes to Paris For NATO Mee!   Carries Special Mes. sage From Presi. dent Johnson ta Ministerial Council.  n.. OA ter eat wT zerrarcrt roar

Paris Talks To Convene  On Monday   Conferences Due — With Allied Chiefs On Strategy Moves

Dean Rusk Takes Message From President Johnson To Paris NATO Meeting

Session Slated To Open In Paris Monday   Shaky Cold War Truce Expected Tc Be Major Topic

the case when young Sinatra  was kidnapped Sunday night at  Lake Tahoe motel, also was re(Turn to Page 4)   Rusk Leaves For NATO Conterence

For Millions of Americans Senator Sees Domestic Corps as Means of Hope

Senate Debates Peace Corps  * xk. * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Reniublican Leaders Determined To Shelve Pranacal

REMODELING. JOB: NOW: UNDER WAY' AT ST. CLAIR VANIAL Peeve eTnApeEe

Campaign Issue Interpretive:  Scranton To Present Education Program Today   State Legislators Skirmish; Await Seranton’s Program.

Revolt's Leaders Install Buddhists In Regime Control  Announce Deathc

JFK fetters gone  ba e ® Fire destroys historic e  book store in Boston

Johnson Is Busy At His Desk Today   Getting His Work Done By Telephone Calls

 Personal Effects Moved Into White House...      Appointment List Free But Johnson Still Busy

President Spends Day In Office   Family Moves In White House On Monday

Staff Aides, Others Seen By Johnson   Personal Effects Of Family Moved Into White House

Johnson Has Full Work Day   Talks With Aides Planned; May Move Monday

Posthumous Award To Late President      Johnson Confers Freedom Medals On JFK And Late Pope John; Honors 29 Others

Senators Hear More Mob Names  InNewYorkRun Into Thousands Valachi Says

Gives Data on Underworld  Valachi Lays Claim to Best Shylock’ Title

‘Mob Manpower in N.Y ‘In Thousands, Valachi “Tells Senate Probers

Troopers Will Aid Road Police Over Holiday  Reynolds Calls 120 Guardsmen; Maps Other Safety Steps

HIGH WINDS ADDING TC DISCOMFORT      Slow Warmup Now Anticipated Toward Weekend

Teen Ritual Is Approved By Wrigley   Gum Wrappers Used to Weave Love Garlands

MYSTIC TEENAGE RITES  Gum Wrappers New Love Token   —See Photo Page 5-A—

Civil Rights Crisis Overshadowed by JFK’s Death  Assassination Top Story of 1963

WORLD PEACE REMAINS ELUSIVE AT CHRISTMAS   JFK's Death Topped News Of 1963

Several ‘Performances Staged tor Visitors  Chaos Shows Through Cuba Tour Given U.S. Newsmen

Cars, Buses Broken Down  Cuba Takes U Takes U.S. Newsmen On Tour of Castro's Island

‘SPONTANEOUS’ DEMONSTRATIONS U.S. Newsmen Given Special Cuban Tour

Where to Find It    U.S. Newsmen Taken on Tour to Witness ‘Glories’ of Castro’s Cuba

VUelwe Cy Meru ere  U. S. Reporters Tour Cuba, See ‘Spontaneous Demonstration

U.S. Reporters Take Cuban Tour  * * * * xk &* * * * * * * * * * *   Broken-Down Cars And Buses Seen On Havana Streets

Broken-Down Cars.Line Roads .: ‘Cuban Workers Quit Fields  After a Show for Newsmen

CASTRO ‘SHOWS OFF’ NATION TO NEWSMEN:  Cuban Tour Reveals Autos ‘Beat’

Cuba, under Castro, looks a bit destitute  Newsmen peek at accomplishments of socialist gov't

Glimpse of Cuba for Six  Americans  Guided Tour Passes Broken Down Cars and Buses

ON THE INSIDE   BUT SOME OF CHAOS COULDN'T BE COVERED UP  Newsmen Get Guided Cuba Tour

Countless Broken-Down Cars, Buses  Sit Alongside Cuban Streets, Roads

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   U.S. Newsmen See Broken Down Autos, Buses On Tour Of Cuba

Newsmen See Cuba   60,000 Longshoremen End Long, Costly Dock Strike

He Calis It Way To Get True Peace   Roman Catholic Ruler Says. Experts Must   Salve Problem

RRR RRR RRR E EH   ALLIGATORS IN THE BATHTUI   Pets And Children Run Household

House Won't Eliminate Personal Income Tax Hike   Wheeling Stee! in $6 Average Boost   Exactly Year After “Angry Clash

House makes start on wading through 40 amendments to property tax relief bill   Un 91 ner cent

Rollback Just One Year Ago   House Declines To Kill Income Tax Boost   Decisive ‘No’

Expect Crest At Wheeling Late Today   Casualty Count In People, Homes, Facilities Mount

came back to support the centra! government.   Berlin Blasts Are Mystery Near Big Wall

ION-DOLLAR PR BILLION-DOL! OJECT COUNTY FAIR STYLE  World's Fair Mushrooms Out of New York Marsh   Japanese Howl ‘No’ US. N-Sub Visits

Exposition Taking Form  x «© x« * € x« « €  Scale ‘Colossal’ of 1964-65 New York World’s Fair

Feel Name Of Cape Itself Should Remain ‘SomeO ppositionArising To Renaming Of Canaveral

Pick Up Support From Peasants  Invading Haitian Exiles Push 2 Pronged Drive Into Northern Sector Of Haiti.

2-Pronged Drive Picks Up Support Haitian Invasion. Force Is Growing

Judge’s Son Acquitted  Fatal Crash Verdict Raises An-Anary Outcry

Official’s Son Freed In Death Case .  Youth Has Quick Trial  Arouses Public Wrath   he MEARE RS titren

JUDGE’S SON FREED Acquittal Causes Tremendous Fuss   Ry CHARLES WEST

‘ ACCIDENT FATAL TO FIVE PERSONS  _ Five-Minute Acquittal Of Judge’s Son Raises Furor

Quick Verdict Rouses Gotham  Judge’s Son Cleared of Drunk Driving in 5 Minutes

Five-Minute Acquittal Of Judae's Son In Fatal Accident Brings Public Outcry

Married 16 Months: Couple With Sixteen Children. Places Milk Order By Gallons

Break in Deadlock On Rights Appears   Protestants Urge Civil Rights Action

Promise Hearings  On CR Bill   Major Break In Deadlock: Petition Threatened  By Demoarrate

Rights Bill Hearings Are Promised   Rep. Smith’s Move May Stall Proposed Discharge Petition

House Rules Unit Will Act On Rights Bilt  Major Break On Deadlock Over

MAY STALL DISCHARGE PETITION   GOP Leader In House Expects Ouick Passage

Move Likely To Hold Off Petifion Bid  Holleck Predicts   Holleck Predicts Passage Before End Of January

Smith Breaks Bill Deadlock With Decision  McCormack Still Wants Measure Taken to Floor

GOP Leader Sees Passage in January   Dixie’s Chairman, Facing Discharge Action, Gives Wav

Series Odds Changed To Favor Dodgers   Koufax Pitching In Opener Puts Bums Atop Favorite List

Clermont Bank Teller Indicted   POLITICAL WHEELS TURNING   Kennedy’s Still Love Of Labor   Goldwater T: arget Of a in. Ted   SE ee ae  'NO HURRY TO ANNOUNCE  ‘Going All Right,’ Goldwater Declares

2,000 Students March In Vain: Drive to Kill Tuition Plia Smashed Against GOP ‘Wall’

Pollster Sees Nixon Takis  Lead In GOP   Runs Well Behind Johnson; Emotional  "Tide Called Factor

“Year and a Half’s Work Lost  Worried Worker Ruins  ‘Wiring in Computer

Hoffa, Top Teamsters  Under Five   Newspaper Claims Officials Failed . To Secure Bonds

Fort Battles Back Attack   South Victhamese Hold Under Reds’ Human Wave

= BLOODY BATTLE  Reds Attack Viet Nam Guards, Wives, Children; Over 60 Die

"EW SURVIVE ATTACK South Vietnamese Guards Fieht Off Communist Wave

Viet Nam Troops Battle Viet Cong In Bloody Attack  42 Civil Guards,   42 Civil Guards, 20 Women And Children Killed

TO MEET LEADERS   AGAINST RED ATTACK 42 Die In Vietnam Alamo-Like Battle

Heroic Fight Staged Sunday In Viet Nam   Cigil Qiacde   Civil Guards Withstand Fierce Attack

Machete - Bearing Youngster Of 102 Leads Boatload Of Cuban Refugees   Negroes And Police On Alert To New Bham Bomb Threats

ACT TODAY ON DOCK PROPOSAL   NEW YORK (AP)—New York shipping firms today accepted a government-proposed formula for settlement of the multimillion dollar, month-old East and Gulf coast dock strike.

Shippers Eye  Pact Formula “Morse Feels Approval Certain on Eact Coast

SHIPPERS MEET ON PEACE PACT   Approy al Expected on  Formula Worked Out by President’s Board

Shippers Meet To Act On Dock  Strikers’ Terms  S. Atlantic, Gulf Coast Agreement Is Main Problem

Shippers Eye Dock Strike Peace Terms  Morse Predicts Acceptance of Board's Offer

Heavy Fighting Reported Again In Baghdad   Communists Renew Armed Resistance In lraq Struggle

Urged On By Secret Red Radio   Fighting Hardest Since Overthrow Of Kassem Government

Iraq's Government Forces Battle Commie Holdouts   U.S. Oil Companies See Better Iraq Relations

Iraq fights Communists in streets  Heavy fire echoe:   /Heayy fire echoec through the city during the night

Iraq Force In Battle With Reds   Fighting Rages In Capital All Throusch Nicht

Algerians Oper Massive Attack On Border Town  New Battle he, in H  ours HET OP e@é   New Battle Reportec Hours Before Cease-Fire Slated ta Go Into Effect.

\Montana, Texas, Big Western Area Hit Hard Again By Winter Storms

Arctic Cold Hits Texas, Arkansas; Central Plains Ripped By Blizzard   Presidential Inquirer ‘Optimistic Over Strike

Security Official Fired; Helped Senate Probe  Reaction Fast [oe .) 2

‘CALLED NUISANCES’  P-TA Officials Take Issue With Admiral’s Statement

Brakes Fail On Scouts’ Truck; 12 Persons Die  . Seven Bay Scouts. Four Leaders And A   - Seven Boy Scouts, Four Leaders And A Woman Reporter Victims Of Desert Crash

DRIVER SAYS BRAKES FAILED  Truck Plunges into 100-Foot Ravine Killing 12

Accident  Kills Seven Boy Scouts, Five Others   Truck Plunges Into Ravine; Had No Brakes, Driver, 21, Says

Brakes Failed, Says Driver Of Truck That Plunged Into Ravine, Killing 12

a On Address To NC Pre ress Associ ation:  Sanford Asks Fair Break For Employmen t Of Negro

‘End Your Bias Against Negroes, -N. Carolina's Chief Asks Americans

Moroccan, Aigerian War Rages   Both Sides Claim Victory; Ben Bella's Aides Seek Truce

Could Trigger shakeup  Key British Ministers. Ponder Quitting Posts

Britain’s Profumo Seandal Sull Boils   ‘Two Ministers Ponder Moves; Could Sweep  Maemillan Out

Britain's Cabinet Seen Split   Two Key Ministers Ponder Walkout In Profumo Scandal

Bill To Hike National Debt Before House   Needed To Raise Military Pay

Our Man’s In Russia  Leningrad Paradise: They’ ll Have Apt. For Every Family —By 1970

$18 Million Sugar Beet Plant Is Planned For Hereford In Late ‘64

MUSIC INVITED TO SING AT IU.   Make Other Stops On Two-Day Tour.

Doc Hears Right Cure Over Radio   Schools Furnish New Information On FM Stations

Shah’s Reforms Opposed cforms   An AP News Analysis By WILLIAM L. RYAN  BAW @Gwraeactead dmwewe etn ts

$41 Million  Bill Doubles  House Plan Would Finance  Measure With 20-Year Bonds

Agree To Give KCU Facilities To MU July 1 1£ $7.1 Million Is Appropriated

Husband's Husband’s $3,000 Nullitied Nullified $10,000 810.000 Accident ‘Award Is Upheld

GOP Delegation Counts Changed For Convention  California, Flor ies o Hove Bia aaer Vote

California, Florida Enjoy Biggest Gains In Votes For 11964 Republican Convention

Nee BNNs UL Sea ens SERGI Nee en een  Siate rushes to rescue of ti two condemned dog:

-. > Nation’s Heart’ Is. Deeply Touched Dogs Willed. To Death © Reprieved By Judge os :

Traffic Fatalities   Public Sympathy Saves Dogs Dead Mistress Ordered Killed

Nation’s Heart Is Deeply Touched Dogs Willed To Death Reprieved By Judge

Witled to o death     Two: friendly pet dogs given more time by judge

Oe ee  ,. AND OUT LIKE A LION:   Condemned Irish Setters Get Reprieve From Death

tfJudge Orders Slay 2 Setters, Condemned ‘In Will, Are Reprieved

Svmpathetic Judge Gives Two Doos A Reprieve   Tivo Pet Dogs Granted New Lease On Life

OWNER’S WILL ORDERED EXECUTION Judge Reprieves Two Condemned Pet Dogs

Condemned lrish Setters  Get Reprieve  Owner’s Will  Demands Death ei. £3... Pieumn   BRICKLAND AND SUNNY BIRTH Live Until Audit

Inside Today   Pa. Governor Takes Hand — 2 Dogs Condemned In Owner’ ‘s will Given New Leasé On Life By Judae

Two lrish setters spared by judge  ‘Condemned to death by owners’ will

AWAIT” AUDIT OF ESTATE  eee en neta teste senttrteneenereoneseeewnseeet  Doomed Dogs Reprievec

Sympathetic Judge Gives Two Doos A Reprieve         Two Pet Dogs Granted  ‘New Lease On Life

Bob Kennedy On Race Issue  Bayonet Rejected As Solution      Negro Leaders To Vect With President

Senate Kills Ohio College Trustee Bill   House Okays Using Public School Plants 12 Months per Year

Educational Branch Board Plan Rejected  Action By Senate le Surnrices Lay   Action By Senate Is Surprise; Tax Idea Withdrawn

State College Taxing Power Bill Defeated   Ohio Senate Move Is Surprise; New Effort Possible

State College Taxing Power Bill —  .. owe. lA   Ohio Senate Move Is Surprise; New Effort Possible

An Ironic Note To History   Hero’s Medal Marked End Of Fainily Ordeal

Another Actor Booth Provided an Ironic Note in History  He Saved President Lincoln's Son Robert from Death, and His Name Was Booth

Lincoln- Booth   All Know Of The Life Taken, But Few Know Of Life Saved   Lincoln's Birthday

An tronic Note in History .  He Saved Lincoln's Son : His Name Was Booth

INSIDE WASHINGTON  ‘Weekly Sizeup by Washington Staff  Of ScrippseHoward Newspapers

Will Launch Construction  At Hospital   Ceremonies To Break Ground Set On Monday

Ceremonies Planned For Big Addition   $3.6 Million Construction Set To Start

White House vee Crisis  in Alabama   JF Pins Hope for Solution on People of Birminzham

Baker Tied To Nevada Gamblers  Former Senate Aide Served As Intermediar

Everything King-Size At Test Site  Labor Problem: To Fore Because  Of Travel Miles

Modern Facilities for Oskaloosa   KU Alums Will Lead the Way Commencement Flurry Nears

Uni air campaign claim  eniers Shaff Plan feud  Say plan opposition used ‘photo trickery’   County's lawmakers agree, favor plan

Studebaker to halt auto manufacture  Other divisions to continue

5,000 Jobs fo Be Lost in South Bend   Firm Reportedly Will Continue Canada Operatior

Studebaker To Halt U.S. Auto Making   Other Divisons of Corporation To Continue

Will Make Some Cars In Canada   12 Other Studebaker Divisions Continue; Many Face Loss of Job:

KENNEDY AND SULLIVAN  ARE ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES FOR POSTMASTERSHIP

Johnson Acts On Advice By Ike  x * * * * * * * * * * * * *  LYnon A s. AT nn cee f'.... ff... eigen FRF_# ei d = Tb 7 . 4 yay

Economy-in-Government Johnson Accepts Eisenhower's Advice, Orders Ike Be Briefed

LBJ Renews U.S. Pledge   West Germany Chancellor Told Support Will Continue

Johnson Pledges Freedom   Assures Erhard Of Support From U. S.   {Photo On Pare 7)

Ike's Advice Is Taken by LB)   And Johnson Also Plans To Keep Truman and Hoover Fully Informed.

WEEKEND CONFERENCE  LBJ Sounds Out Erhard On Dealing With Russia

Johnson, “Erhard To Begin Discussions On How To Deal With Soviet Russia

Russia Top Topic For Erhard, LBJ   LBJ Accepting Ike's Advice  Orders McCone to Brief Ex-President

SEEK ANSWER TO COLD WAR PROBLEMS   East-West Relations Main Topic, President Says   To Center On Approach To Be Taken In Dealing With Soviet Union

Johnson And Erhard Discuss Ways To Deal With Russian:   Lady Bird Says Home — Is Hardly Recognizable

Johnson Tells Of Accepting Tke’s Advice  President Hints   President Hints Predecessor Urged Economy Proeram

German Leader Pays Visit To US. President  Two-Day Weekend Conference Opens  On Ranch In Texas

LBJ TALKS TO NEWSMEN FROM UNDER OAK TREES      Lady Bird Leads Tour Of The Johnson Ranch

FIRST LADY'S LAMENT:  Lite On Ranch Colorful, But Its Not Like Home   WEEKEND CONFERENCE  LBJ, Erhard Open Talks On Problems   ACCEPTING EX-PRESIDENT’S ADVICE  Johnson Reveals Link With lke

Johnson Set For Parley With Erhard   West German Chief's Views On Reds Sought

Johnson States He Takes Ike’s Advice, Keeps Him Briefed   Former President Urged National Economy Efforts

Cloudy and Colde:   Johnson Set For Parley With Erhard   West German Chief's Views On Reds Sought

Press Conference Under The Oaks  Kisenhower An Adviser To Jahnson

) New Leaders Start t Sounding Each Oth Other Out   How to Deal With Soviet One Topic

Inside Today   Third Press Meet President Informs Ike On Late Development:

Berlin Secure, President Says   Johnson and Erhard Beoin Talks at Ranch

= KEEPS EISENHOWER INFORMED Truman And Hoover  Also On LBJ’s List -

East-West Problems Chief Topic  Erhard In Texas For Meeting With LBJ

Johnson Tells Of Help by Ike In New Program   Reports Former Leader Favored Economy Steps

TALL IN SADDLE   LBJ, ERHARD MEET  Meanwhile, Back At The Ranch...

WE'LL BE KEPT INFORMED  Johnson Admits He's Been Taking Advice From Ike

Johnson-Erhard In Texas ctr etre deena ec ete  New Leaders Begin Talks

Pres. Johnson Accepts Advice Of Eisenhower   Plans to Keep Former President Up to Date

Items Not Identified ..     Johnson Keeps Bisenhower  Informed, Accepts Advice

President Keeps In Close Contact With Eisenhower   Ike Being Briefed On Johnson Policy Of Gov’t Economy

Controversial Agreement At Munich  Made With Hitler Just 25 Years Ago

ibook For Lite [Scientists Hope 2-Balloon Rig Got Glimpse of Mars

Big Balloons  Back After Mars Study  Sky Tour 15 Miles I Up! Is Expected 7 To  _ Wh.424. ...

MARS BALLOONS ARE RECOVERED   HOPE TELESCOPES GOT INFORMATION ON PLANET LIFE

Went 15 Miles Above Earth — Giant Tandem Balloon That Carried Telescope tor Look at Mars Lands

U. S., Red Chinese Ambassadors Meet  Envoys Exchange Curt Smiles, Half Bows in Rare Get-Together

Spins Trailer Rig  Twister Causes $1 Million Damage to St. Marys; Wrecks 150 Homes, 20 Persons Hurt

North Texas Town Razed   Tornado Topples Storage Tanks, Levels Buildings

Record Set By Blackout Of 127 Days   Presses Will Not Roll Until Monday Publishers State

Biernat Discussed Crime Story on Night of Abduction  Whereabouts of f Murder Victim

Beautiful Blonde Skier Had Hundreds Of Pals: Many Men In Her Life

[Rep. Green Attacks Plan     Romney Continues Drive for Tax Program Support

Bulgarians Branded Them ‘Black Monkeys, Spit at Them, Angry African Students Say

MONKS LEAVE EMBASSY   Burgess Spent Last Days In Degradation   By STANLEY JOHNSON

INSPECTION OFFER   Damaged Tanker Moves Toward Port  Win Battle To Save Ship

Top Advisers Will Review Wheat Trade  Kennedy Weighing Political As Well As Economic Effect

JFK Weighs Effect of Red Wheat Sales   Fulbright, Ellender Toss Support Behinc Presidential Action

JEK Weighing Effects Of Proposed Wheat Deal   Two-Weel: Vacation  Jackie En Route to Greece

More Snow Falls On Midsection   New Blast From Far North Intensifies Current Cold Spell

Formal Opening Exercises Held Tuesday At Laboratory Earth And Planetary Sciences

Four Four Manage to to Escape Seven Dead as Bus Falls into New York East River      Viet Nam Reds Blamed  Missionaries Slain as Families Watch

Senate Passes Draft Extension  Speedy Approval on Voice Vote Completes Action on Measure

..* FEEL ELA EEEE EEK OE EE EEE E KRKEKKKKKKKKKEKEKE SE KE H  : To Go To White House: . * Senate OK’s Draft Extension

Senate Gives Draft Law Extension   First Major Bill Sent To President

HEARING TODAY ON NEXT MOVE IN BIRMINGHAM   Negro Attorneys Seek Federal Order To Reopen Schoals   TROOPERS SENT TO TWO GTHER CITIES

China Renew: Still Shaky Soviet Talks   Khrushchev Back, Greels Kadar At Depot

Mr. K Returns Home After Snubbing Chine   Sources Say Talks Could End At Any Moment

Conference Could Dissolve Any Time Due To Intensity of Disagreements

Disagreements Sharp         Soviets, C ae i Resume Contab     As Mr. K. Returns

Commies Again Speaking  Soviets, Red Chinese Return To Showdown Talks Over Leadership

Russia, China Resume Talks ~ In Power Duel   Soviet Premier back In Moscow for First Time Since Meet ings Began.

McNamara May Hear  Areuments  Clark, Scott Seck Rejection of Rid

MeN amara May Hear  Arguments   Clark; Scott Seek Rejection of Bid

] Per Cent Tax Hike Held Reynolds Aim   Democrats Confirm Governor's Hope to Boost Income Levy

Action Stops Anti-Castro Refugees  Fears of Armed   Fears Of Armed Conflict Voiced By Administration

P.-T. A. Calls For Action—  Plight of Deprived Children Attacked

Soviets Press Issue  In Rift With Chinese   Kremlin Accuses Peiping Of Training Guns On Soviets. Reveals Re<olution ©

SPREAD OF PHILADELPHIA PICKET DRIVE SEEN  North Faces Mass Attempt Of Negroes To Join Unions

Race Unrest To Reach More Cities   Violence Comes With Picketing In Philadelphia

Violence In Philadelphia Causes Racial Strife To Rumble Northward

Negroes Are Planning Mass Assault In Many Of The Larger Cities —

Phone Co. Moves to’ Pasadena   Offices to Serve 2,041 Square Miles

Phone Center Here to Bring 400 Employes   New Area Covers 2041 Square  Miles in 50 Communities:

In Upholding Life Sentence  ; Governor Disputes  Court’s Philosophy

DURING REFUELING  Air Force Planes Collide  Over Montana: One Down

Planes collide over Yellowstone: 1 missing   31 die in Brazilian crash

B47 BOMBER MISSING Winfield Pilot . Lands AF Plane After Collision

BOXCAR SHORTAGE  Mountains Of Grain Continue To Pile Up In Mid-West Cities

MORE SEVERE THIS YEAR Boxcar Shortage Causes Corn Harvest Spoilage

 Worst Since Korean War Shortage of Boxcars Stalls 'Midw est Grain Shipments

BOXCARS STILL SCARCE     Se saosin Tanmenetinmeeneeemeenneenetieeeeeenenameneeetiiemeeenenenectenee nese eee  Corn Dumped In Street

16,000 GI’s Are Poised For ‘Big Lift   Flight Plans Speeded  Because Of Hurricane

Contract Change Saved U.P. Firm Millions, Charge  7 Elamminna Talle Ahnanui   Flemming Tells About Copper Stockpile Plan

British Expect Arrests Soon In Train Robbery   Scotland Yard Stages Lightning Raids In London’s East End Slums.

Reward Offer Tempting But Chances o' Capturing Train Robbers Called ‘Slim’

‘Detectives Expected To Make Arrests Isoon In Theft Of $7 Million From Train

Deleciives Rate Loncon Slum Lea  Ex-Seotlane Yara fon fA7e@  @ ff D>. _ Ff _

‘Flying Squad’ Swings Into Action  Crack Scotland Yard Team Takes Qner Mail Train Cares

Mail Theft Gang Sull At Large  T Pe eed e Qlieen:   London Slums Are Raided

seats Large Number Of Bills   House Rejects State Aid For Schools   ‘Sunday Selling Bill Goes ‘Almost Comvlete Reversal

Chicago Has Near Record Low of -17   Mammoth Storm Dips Deep Into Southland; No Relief in Sight

Storm Moves Into South For 5 Days   Midwest Racked By Record Lows; Snow Hits Dixie

Vicious Storm Roars Into Southland   Frigid Air, Snow Move Into State

i ‘Peace and Prosperity’ .  JFK Approaches 1964 With Eisenhower Theme

JFK Appears To Be Adopting lke s Theme   Peace, Prosperity Idea Test-Marketed During Western Tour

Borrows From Ike In Campaign JFK Turns To Peace, Prosperity ThemelnHis Drive For Next Fall

Ike Theme Is Helping  Kennedy Peace, Prosperity  Talks Applauded

Feace and prosperity Kennedy appears borrowing campaign theme of Eisenhower

Kennedy Takes Look At Topics For Campaign  West Apparently Likes Theme Of _ Peace, Prosperity

‘State Fire Marshal Ordered In  Cause Of Terre Haute Blasts Sought

Senate Calls Up Defense Money Bill   $47.4. Billion Measure Slated for Debate

7 Others Qualify For Finals April 22  Penny Lotze Wins Rural Schools Bee

Governor Snubs Hollander s Idea For Income Hike  Senator Proposes Sliaqht Rise. Okay

Gentry County Court Awards Road Contracts   Albany and Ravenwood Grave! Firms Were Successful Bidders on Maintenance Projects.

Sawyer Calls for Special Session January 20      caUWUl § GUGwY  NEVADA SPACE PROJECT MIGHT BE THROWN OUT

Cleveland Authorities Put Communist Label On Two  Civil Riehis Move Heads

Prelude To General Exodus: ann emeeneemeemeenemeeneememens neeeeemeeeeeeeeeenemeetete  U.S. B47 Jets Leave England

Strategic Air Command Pulls Bomber: As Nuclear Exoclus Begins In Eurone

RIGHTS BILL DELAYED AGAIN  Big March Fails To Stir Any Action In Conaress   SEE FicTURE AND AODITIONAL TTDEIES ON PAGE F

March Marked by Delay In Rights Legislation as Congress Takes Vacation

More Delay In Committec  On ‘Rights’   March Fails To Prompt Action On Legislation

Bolling Plan Seeks Civil Right Vote   Move Means House Saturday Session, Gathering Petition

Patriarch Athenagoras, Pope Paul To Meet in Holy Land Next Month

Top Orthodox Leader, Pope Plan Meeting  Eastern Patriarch Will See Pontiff  In Jerusalem

Pope, Leader Of Orthodoxy Set Meeting   Holy Land Plans Revealed Today

Patriarch and Popeto Confer In Jerusalem  Pontiff Expected   To Visit India for  Ecumenical Session

First Meeting In 500 Years Of 2 Churches   World Orthodox Leader to Meet  With Pope Paul

Pope to meet Orthodox patriarch  First time in .   - First time in five centuries; - To visit India. toc

Roman Catholic Church Head, Eastern Orthodox Patriarch To Hold Parley

IFIRST ENCOUNTER IN FIVE CENTURIES— Pope Paul and Orthodox Patriarch Will Meet in Holy Land Next Month

Orthodoxy Leader, Pope Will Confer  New Delhi Repor t  matioannme Dawa LL   New Delhi Report Declares Pontiff To Visit India

Pontiff To Meet With Orthodox Church Leader  First Such Meeting To Be Held In More Than Five Centuries

Rusk Seeks lo Soothe Canadians   Regrets Tone But Sticks To Need For Clarifvina Statemen

Young Negroes Harry Police.  Teen-Agers Arrested In Jackson, Miss.

ack of Initiative  Speaker Says Policy On Reds Must Change    1,400,000 Bushels  More Corn Readied for Red Buvinc

His Goal: To Discuss Civil Rights   New Hampshire Race First Test For Independent

Negro To Run  For President   Wants To Get Race’s View Into Primary

Negro kinters GOP Primary   In New Hampshire Poll As Independent

Negro enters presidential   Attorney wants to provide forum to express views

Negro Eyes Presidential  Primary Bid   Attorney Declares Self ‘Independent’ In New Hampshire

Negro Will Seek Office Of Presiden   Would Provide Forum For Nearo Views

Negro Leader Will Enter In Primary  Attorney Plans Te, Provide Karim

Navy once planned to oust him  Rickover may be kept on after retirement

Unprecedented Plane Flight In January  ‘Pope Plans Historic Visit To Holy Land   Senate OK’s Bracero Bill

Closes Ecumenical Council  Pope to make historic visit to Holy Land

Pope Reveals Plans To Visit The Holy Land  Second Session   Second Session Of Ecumenical Council Ends

Pope To See Holy Land   Closes Council With Historic Announcement

Pope Paul will visit Holy Land   Council session in Vatican ends

Rome Meet Cheers New: at Its Close   Paul VI Will Seek to Call Christians Back to the Fold

3 Workers Help to Nab Holdup Man  Chase Davenport Bandit and Curb Getaway Car

\Face Arrest In Alabama ‘Freedom Marchers' Begin Journey Over Death Path

Temperature Chart   Marchers Start Tracing Path Of Slain Crusader

GroupTakes Same Route  As Mailman   Six White Men, Five. Negroes In ‘Memorial March’

‘Whites And Negroes Begin Walking In Steps Of Slain Integrationist

To finish slain man’s hike  Ten “Freedom Marchers”’ off on trip to Alabama

ASCS OFFICES TO OPEN NEXT 3 SATURDAYS   Hikers face  certain arrest Determined group to finish postman’s march

Group Plans Hike Througl Deep South  ‘Freedom Marchers’ To Trace Steps Of Slain Postinan

Ten White, Negro Men Begin Pilgrimage Hike to Jackson   MOORE'S INTENTION

Marching In Footprints Of Postman   Ten Men Set Out For Jackson. Miss.  On Rights Walk

The World Today  A 6A CCA —~ —- A. in «a ol   Bomb Mars St. Patrick Day

Ginny Nears S. Carolina; Some Evacuations Begin   Wind 95 MPH At Center Of Hurricane

South Carolina Residents Evacuated   Hurricane Bores Toward East Coast

THOUSANDS FLEE CAROLINA COAST IN ADVANCE OF 100 M.P.H. HURRICANE

Evacuation Of Area Ordered   S. Carolina Gets Warning Of 95 m.p.h. Winds, 9 Foot Tides

‘Ginny’ Heads For Coast  Coastal Residents  Be ee oe?   Coastal Residents Begin Evacuation

10, 000 Flee Hurricane — Ginny Path   - Coast of Carolinas Threatened by Winds and Tidal FE. looding

Barrier to Liquor Bill Bypasse¢   Officials Find a Way Around Insurance Difficulties

Voleano' Claims 1,200   Smoke Hovers Over Bali Island after Big Eruption

OAS Starts Inquiry On Cuba   Her Intervention In Venezuelan Affairs To Be Gone Into

OAS Probes Venezuela  Charges  Investigates Alleged Cuban  Ayance Smuocdla

Will Probe Charges by Venezuela   OAS Council Votes t Launch Probe; Arms Cache Photos Shown

Claims Soviet Troops Leave Cuba, Return  Cuban Refugee Think:  Troops Leave By Day. Return In Darkness

Moving ‘Em Out In Daylight, Back At N ight REFUGEE SAYS RUSSIANS PULLING WOOL OVER U.S. EYES ON TROOP WITHDRAWAL

Tax Plan Awaiting  Go Ahead   GOP Legislative Leaders Meet With Governor

McNamare Supports Test Pact   (Other Stories and Picture on Page 4)

Atom Power Tops Soviets, Senate Hears  McNamara Testifie   McNamara Testifies Pact Won't Shift Balance of Power

Says U.S. Has Bigger Nuclear Edge on Russia   McNamara: A:Ban Pact No Peril   Lists Warheads in ‘Tens of Thousand:

Tells Senate Curb on Soviet Experiments Would Retard Red Progress. Preserve U. S.:'Edae

Arguments Continue McNamara Says Test Ban Treaty  Won't Impair American Defenses

McNamara tells senators  Nuclear test ban treaty won't shift power balance

CLAIMS NUCLEAR SUPERIORITY   McNamara ‘Tells of U.S. Nuclear Might

McNamara Assures Senale  U.S. Has Nuclear Warheads in Tens Of Thousands; Pact Would Help Keep Leac

U.S. Defense Chief Backs  Nuclear Ban   McNamara Claims Sovieta Are 2nd In Striking Force

We are mighty, he says   Treaty will keep us ontop: Defense chief

U.S. LEADS IN ATOMIC WARHEADS   McNamara Speaks Fo Treaty, Announce: Underground Test I Nevada Today.

Claims Our Force Still ‘Superior’  Seys Only Underground  Soviet Tests Retard Reds’ Progress

McNamara . In Support  Of Nuclear Test Treaty  Defense Secretary Tells Of Huge U.S   Defense Secretary Tells Of Huge U.S. Stockpiling Of Atomic Warheads

Treaty Will Help Keep It, Says McNamara   Tells Senators U.S. Determined To Maintain Superior Nuclear Force

Unprecedented Public Discussion Reveals Whopping U. S. Superiority

McNamara Says  Warheads Exceed  Russian Arsenal Declares Treaty  Cannot Weaken Defense Status

Ban Will Help Maintain Lead   McNamara Says U. S. Warhead Supply Plentiful

vvarneads In ens of nousands ; Fact VWont onitt balan  McNamara: U.S. Holds Increased Nuclear Lead

McNamara Describes Weapons   Thousands Of Nuclear Warhead: Are In Stock

Senate Told Russia‘s Recognition of U.S. Superiority as Reason for Test Ban Pact

Nation Has Superiority, Senate Told  Once-Censored ne  2, Ober   Once-Censored Figures Given On Nuclear Arsenal

U.S. Has Tens Of Thousands Of Nuclear ~ Warheads, Defense Secretary Testifies

McNamara Gives OK To Pact on Test Ban   Secretary of Defense Reports Russians Behind in Weapon Count Says Agreement Won't Hurt U.S.

Senate Told Of Superior  Atom Force   Secretary Gives Military Backing To Limited Pact

Were The Best With Big Bombs, McNamara Says   Need Not Fear Test Ban Pact

Has ‘Tens of Thousands’ Of Nuclear Weapons   Test Ban Pact Will Not End U.S. Superiority

Denies Pact Will Impair U.S. Defense  Pentagon Chief 2nc Member of Cabinet

McNamara OKs Test Ban Pact  Warhead Supply Rated in Vause ck Os... cg

McNamara Speaks Fo Treaty, Announce: Underground Test Ir Nevada Today.

Insists Treaty To Preserve U. S. Lead   Defense Boss Gives Unequivocal Support To Limited Ban

McNamara Says U.S. Holds Big Nuclear Margin   No Threat to Lead In Test Ban Pact

Limited Ban Would Help U.S. In Race   Ameviean Atonic Warheads Number  Tens Of Thousands

Rusk Cites U.S. Nuclear Arms Lead   McNamara Tells of Satellite Sentinels

Will Help U.S. Hold Lead      McNamara Gives Strong Support to Nuclear Pact

Nuclear Might Is Revealed   McNamara Claims U.S. Has Big Lead Over Soviet

McNamara Cites U.S. Superiority   Lifts Secrecy Lid In Backing Nuclear Test Ban; Sees U. S. Advantage Gaining

Treaty Would Preserve Lead  McNamara Gives Military Backing To Nuclear Pacts

Pact Wont Alter This, He Asserts   Secretary Informs Hick: Arms Margin More Than in 1959

Says U. S. Holds Edge In Power   Military Support Given Pact OK'd By Reds, British

‘Helps Preserve Nuclear Lead’  AEC Announces New Underaround Test

McNamara Bares U. S.,. A Strength  Fees ‘Approval Of  Test Ban Treaty

MeNamara Pushes On For Treaty   Says U.S. Has Tens of Thousand: Noelear Warhesad«

McNamara Testifies  U.S. Has Nuclear Warheads By Tensof Thousands, Claim

McNamara OKs Test Ban Pact   Warhead Supply Rated In Tens Of Thousands

Says we outgun Russians   Goldwater has doubts on treaty  Says he fears defense gap

Warheads Now Running Past . 20,000 Mark   Nothing-In Pact To Shift Power Balance » Asserts Secretary

McNamara Cites Boost   Says Senate Should OK Nuclear Test Ban Pact

Claims Lead Bigger Now Than in 1959   Warheads ‘in Tens of Thousands' Cited in Backing Test Ban

Pay Plan Gets Distiller O.K.  2-Year Liquidation  Of Debts Accepted

45 Injured As Santa Fe Chief Derails   Westbound Train Sideswipes Freigh  In Winois Town

Qn Countywide Property Blasts Harriet Miller  teense cee ——  Board Sets High School Levy at Maximum 15 Mills

MATE Ne VUES FEIUPCrey BIiWUSts PIUPHee MSE  Board Sets High School Levy at Maximum 15 Mills

They Support Coal Miners _ Strikes Bring Confusion  To French Rail Systems

Strikes Tie Up French Railways   Transit System Is Thrown Into Confusion—Coal Tieup in 12th Day

French Rail Workers Aid Coal Miners  Transport Union Stages Series Of 2.Hour Strikes

France Has Nuclear Air Force   Supersonic Planes Now Armed With A Bombs. Says Report

‘Once Millions—Now Trickle  Communists Closing Routes of Citizens Seeking Refuge in West

Trio Believed Lost In Coat Mine Shaft   Nationwide Alert Out For Teens; Mother Breaks Dow:

Nationwide Alert Out  recreate nts  3 Boys Feared Lost In Old Mine

IN PITTSBURGH AREA Officials Delay Search For Missing Youngsters

Solons Study Money Bills  Appropriations at... ..§ #& He Ott. ..

Congress Takes Up Money Bills Over $19 Billion  Of Taxpayers’ Cash Involved This Week

Money Bills Spotlighted In Congress  Measures Involve   Measures Involve £19 Billion Of  Taxpayers’ Cash

Individual Churches Confront Intergration Problems During Summer   By GEORGE W. CORNELL  Becanrintead Pre<ce Reliaion Writer

F ~-WOULD. BE MORE EFFICIENT— Consolida tion Of State Agencies Urged

State Agency Changes Urged  Little Hoover Unit Asks Consolidations

1] Persons Mareh On  Restaurant   Owner Breaks Egg, Throws Water On Young Demonstrator

IS SERVED WITH FEDERAL SUBPOENA  Gov. Wallace To Block Door Of University On Mixing Day

7,000 Men Begin Camp At Grayling   Commanding General Promises Two Weeks Of Tough Training

Showdown Vote Set Tomorrow  on Rights Bill   Compromise Efforts Brushed Aside by House Committee

CARP’S TO BUILD NEW NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS NEAR ST. CHARLES AIRPORT

Up To $1,300 A Year  Pentagon Will Propose Offering College Scholarshios To Youths

Negotiators Set to Sign Test Treaty   Reports Hint Partial Nuclear Ban Reached; Study Other Areas

U.S. Navy ‘Shanghais’ 33 Ofticers For Four-Day Test in Fallout Shelter

INO QUICK ACCEPTANCE IS NOTED   Strike Threatens Qver Work Rules Early Thursday

Urges. Binding Arbitration By Judge Goldberg   Both Sides Agree To Consider Plan: Strike Set For Thursday:

Binding Arbitration Sought by President   Nationwide Strike Threatens Thursday as Railroads, Unions Agree to Consider JFK’s Plan

Plan Offered By Kennedy   Wants Goldberg to Acts Proposal to Be Debated

Both Sides To Consider JFK Plan   President Would Have Ex-Aide Rule by October

JFK Proposes Goldberg Arbitrate Rail Dispute   MARKET TR AFFIC HEAVY  Increased Buying Noted

Last-Ditch Proposal Made By Kennedy to Help Avoid Nationwide Strike

Jnions and Roads Eye JFK Offer   Kennedy Proposes All Issues Be Handed Over to Judge

Reds Dren Hiner On W. Berlin   Pledge Peace Goal LBJ, Erhard Begin Texas Ranch Talks

KERNER RAPS CEILING FOR AID PAYMENTS   LAWMAKERS SAY LIMIT WOULD TRIM BIENNIAL BUDGET

U.S. Pushes Youngstown  Racket Study  Progress Reported By Robert Kennedy) In Sunday Speech

Attorney General Speaks In City  Youngstown Crime  Probels Continued

OPPOSES COMMEMORATIVE PRACTICE  Mint Chief Flins Over Coin Issue

Military Cut Rumors Rile Congressmen   Two-Year Reduction In Armed Forces Planned by Kennedy

2 Senators See Steady  Prosperity   Tax Cut Not Needed Immediately, Say Dirksen, Smathers

GRIEVE FOR TRAIN WRECK VICTIMS   Dirksen, Smathers Say Economy Won't Drop If Tax Cut Delayed

Even If There Is Not Tax Cut Until 1964   No Downturn In Sight, Dirksen And Smathers Say

No Slump is Expected by Leaders  See a Bright Future Even Without a Tax Cut

Even Without Tax Cut Senators Believe Economy Will Continue in High Gear

2 Solons See No Economic Downturn  Growth Expected Even If No Tax Cut Action Taken

Not Worried by Delay In Tax Cut Approval  Smathers Hopeful Congress Will OK SS. J. sat, &.. tee

“Solons Expres: Confidence In Economy  No Downturn Tee Soimlas Cheetos

Good Times Seen By [wo Senators   Erancmic Geonturn   Economic Downturn Unlikely, They Claim

2 Economy Is  In High Gear Without Cut  No Sign of Slump In Sight, Dirksen, Smathers Agree

Even If Tax Cut Is Delayed — 2 Senators Say High Economy Will Continue

Senate Leaders Confident Of Strong-Geared Economy   PRESSES ACTION

Dirksen, Smathers Confident Economy Will Prosper Without ’63 Tax Cut

JFK Receives Protestant Council Award; Makes Plea for Foreign Aid

Kennedy Receives Protestant Award  aS . ns ia , ee a ee ee ee ee)   President Responds With Plea For U.S. ~ Aid To Assist Foreiqn Nations In Need

Too few baths   Kennedy uses Protestants award for foreign aid plea

Johnson-Congress Honeymoon At End   Analysis: WHAT THE NEWS MEANS:

African Youths Resentment Of Reds Grows   Soviet Bloc’s Infiltration Drive Harmed

Other District Shifts Readied  Legislative Setup Action Due Soon

Arab Nations Work on Plan - Of Federation   }.A.R., Iraq and Syria Begin Third Round of Talks on Form Unity.

F. Roosevelt Jr. Testifies in Today's Hearing  Thinks Businessmen Would Weleamea Iiav

FDR Jr. Thinks ‘By and Large’ Businessmen Would Welcome Law Banning Segregation

Businessmen Said to Favor  Rights Laws  Adverse Effect Of Segregation  Gt

Valachi Is Quizzed by Grand Jury   Army of Police Guard Him; First Before Such a Group

House Reverses Stand in Wheat Sales Controversy   Fiouse Heverses stand in Wheat Sales Controversy  DEADLOCK BROKEN ON AID ISSUE

Johnson Wins Struggle With Congress, Wheat Sale Curbs Eliminated

Adjournment Set For Monday /House Bows To Johnson  ‘Request In Dawn Session

President Wins First Big Struggle   House Votes Down Own Curb on Wheat Sale To Communist Nations

New Attacks Make Failure Seem Certain  Soviet Press Corps    Soviet Press Corps Boscotts Arrival OF Chinese Delesation

Sino-Soviet Talks Open in Chill ©   Chinese lgnored by Soviet Press

Gillespie County Fair To Show ‘Diamond Tubilee’ Float In Fiesta Flambeau

iEscape With Accomplice   Two Gunmen Rob S. C. ‘Bank Of $9,000 Today

For Salk Vs. Sabin Polio Vaccines 2 Levittowns May Become Test Cities

, S .s g ae hd e \For Salk Vs. Sabin Polio Vacctnes  2 Levittowns May Become Test Cities

Butler Co. Mother Kill: 2 Children   Also Husband And Herself With Shotoun

Endorse Sunday Closing   Garfield Family Council Backs Senaie Bill

Several Items Missing From House —  Thompson Completes Testimony in Court

Returning Turncoat Disillusioned with Communism; 1960 Worst Year

\Experience Disillusioned Him  Former  U. S. Army Corpora! says He He ‘Had No Trouble Durina Stav In China

Turncoat Disillusioned . .      Conditions in China Said to be Good

Returning GI Turncoat ‘Disillusioned’ After Nine Years in Communist China

5 TO FACE COUR IN BANK HOLDUF   Suspended Cop Among Group to Be Put to Plea in U 5. Court

FIVE INDICTED IN ROBBERY   2 More Charged as Acces sories After Bristal Bank Holdup

NFO Committee Met With State Officials *   Discuss Proposed Legislation

Civil Rights Marchers Aim For U.S. Capital  100,000 Or More Due Wednesday In City Aa as see en eee

CITY OF MONUMENTS, SLUMS But Washington Will Be Power Symbol'To Civil Rights Marchers

How Much Will Civil Rights Marchers See of Nation’s Capital, Vibrant With Beauty, Blighted by Contrasting Areas of Squalor?

Civil Rights Marchers Aim For U.S. Capital  a et Or agg e Due esday ge

Demonstrations Not New to Washington ....  City of Contrasts Awaits Rights March

 Waiting for Big March Washington Is a City With Myriad Problems

Capital Is City Of Contrasts— Washington Awaiting Arrival Of Marchers   By STANLEY MEISLER

}Beauty And Squalor Side By side —  Civil Rights Marchers Will Find Washington A City Of Contrasts

Civil Rights Marchers Won't See Washinaton as It Really Is Today

Washington, D. C.: Symbol of Strength City of Power, Marble, Beauty and  Squalor Awaits Civil Rights March

Civil Rights Marchers May Not See All Of Capital, A City Of Contrasts

Converge Wednesday  Beauty, Blight to Unfold Before Rights Marchers

Here's A Look At U.S. Capital Wednesday March  To See Attention ocused On City

Civil Rights Marchers Aim For U.S. Capital  100 000 Or Mare Dus   100,000 Or More Due Wednesday In City Of Vast Contrasts

Today’s Telegram   City Of Many Sides Awaits Civil Rights March Participants:

On The Inside   Washington, City Of Contrasts, Awaiting Marchers On Wednesday

Civil Rights Marchers In Washington To See City Of Splendor And Slums

Civil Rights Marchers Aim For U. 5. Capital  00,000 or More Due Weth nesday in City Of Vast Contrasts

Kozlov, Billed As Red Heir Apparent, Il  Party Secretary   Party Secretary Suffers Blood Clot  Sources Report

Strike Talkers Taking a Rest   Seek Press Peace Far Past Midnight

Inside The Times   In New York Strike  Marathon Press Talks Halted

New Outbreak of Cold Due Tuesday—  Warmer Temperatures Are Spreading Over Kansas

Senator Stayed Home Two Senators Wives Taken On Junketers Trip to Paris

Gettysburg Battle Centennial  Ohservance Rid Given Governors  awe we

In Spirit of Unity Governors of North. South Invited to Gettysburg Even

Bulgarian Is Given Death Por Spying   No Appeal From Sentence Is Open To Ivan Georgiev

Bulgarian Diplomat Who Said He Sold Secrets to U.S. Will Be Shot

Death Sentence Given Ex-Envoy  Bulgarian Diplomat Convicted as a Spy

Bulgarian Diplomat  Sentenced   Death Ordered On Charges Of Spying

Headaches of a Secret Service Agent   Charged with Spying for CIA, Bulgarian Is Given Death Penalty

Alleged Spy Given Death In Bulgaria  Former Diplomat   Former Diplomat Faces Firing Squad As Agent of U. S.

Ex-Diplomat Sentenced To Firing Squad   Bulgarian Is Convicted Of Being U. S. Spy

Diplomat Sentenced  To Death   Accused  By Bulgaria Of Spying For U.S. CIA

BULGARIAN ACCUSED AS SPY FOR U.S.   Diplomat ‘“’Confessed”’ Earning $200,000 In Espionage; Has No Appeal From Firing Squad Decree.

Pleads Guilty In Bulgaria Ex-Diplomat Gets Death Sentence As Spy For U.S.

Weather   At Ruby’s Hearing ...  Stripper’s Purse Yields Snub-Nosed Automatic

Found in purse of strip teaser  Officers take pistol from blond at Jack Ruby hearing

100 Feared Dead   Bond Hearing for Ruby   Striover Packs a Pisto! to Court

Pistol Taken From Witness For Jack Ruby   .25 Caliber Gun Found In Purse Of Stripteaser

Pistol Found On Witness In Ruby.Case   Weapon Is ‘Vaken Fram Stripper At Bond Hearing

Pistol Found On Stripper at Ruby's Hearing   Red-Haired Dancer Called as Witness Strioped of Weapon

Folice Take Away Stripper Appears at Ruby Bond Hearing With Pistol

STRIPTEASER IN SLAYER’S JOINT HIDING PISTOL  BOND DENIED FOR KILLER OF OSWALD

Weather   At KRuby’s Hearing oe . 7 _ Stripper’s Purse Yields Snub-Nosed Automate

Woman Seized with Gun at Ruby Hearing  Weapon Found in   Weapon Found in Purse Carried by Stripper

Police Take Pistol From Stripteaser   Case {s Recessed Until Jan. 10; Held in Jail

TimesTable   High Point Whites, Negroes  ‘Engage In “Stoning” Battle

ACTICS ALTERED  Rockefeller Abandons Political Attacks On Goldwater

Rockefeller Drops Campaign Attacks On Sen. Goldwater   Wil Announce His Own Program in New Political Climate,

In GOP presidential drive  Rocky abandons attacks on Sen. Barry Goldwater

Rocky Alters His Campaign For Nominatior   Governor Abandons Attack on Goldwater: As Scene Changes

000000000000 00000000008 Rocky Abandons Barbs At Barry In Republican Race

Alters Campaign Tactics...  Rockefeller Ceases ‘Attacks on Goldwater

Rocky Halting His Attacks On Sen. Goldwater  Tactics Changed Due To Murder Of John F. Kennedy

Rockefeller Drops Attacks On Goldwater   Resumes Campaigr  With Jan. 3 Talk In Portsmouth, N.H.

New Protests, Raids Staged : Vietnamese Rulers Plagued By Student Unrest, Attacks

Full Speed Asked for U.S.  Man on the Moon Venture   Spending  Slow-Down As: Poscible.

Moon Tri ‘ip Sail Slated ‘By! U. S.  * * *  Th wWrwsfre WF zr. wT S™   Russ Withdrawal Statement Seen Helping Critics

Russia Apparently Out Of Race; But For US., It's  Full Speed Ahead For The Moon

BILLIONS WILL BE SPENT FOR SPACE PLANS   KHRUSHCHEV OPENS DOOR TO AMERICAN ATTEMPT BY 1970

Moon Program ‘Valid Even If We Never Go...  Anderson Joins Call For ‘Full Speed Ahead

Full Speed Ahead for Moon Plan  But Critics See Possible Slow~ down in Outlays

-FULL SPEED AHEAD—SO FARK’s S peech To Affect : U<S.-Moon Program?

Space Officials Call For Full Steam Ahead   But Critics See Fund Cuts, After Statement By ‘K’

Whether Reds compete or not Space officials against change in US moon lanaing program

Soviets Denies ‘Race’  ~ Moon Project Faces  Hurdles in Congress

Call For Full Speed Ahead On US Moon Progran  But Plea May Be Hamper ed As Result  piek'’e Danmarbe

Reds Drop Ouf Of Moon Race; We Go All Out   But Not All U.S. Officials Concur In All Out Effort

RUSSIANS QUIT LUNAR SPACE CONTEST   Not Planning Flights To Moon,  Khrush Says   To Place Man On Planet In This Decade: Say More Funds Needed

After Khrushchev . . . . .. . - Quits Moon Race  See Change in U.S. Space Plans?

\Russian Pull-Out Viewed eee U.S. Moon Flight Program Gets Rapid Green Light

Is Russia Lunar Loser? Red ‘Withdrawal’ Spurs U.S. Moon Flight Hopes

Red Boss Announces  They Quit   Nikita’s Remarks Seen as Fuel For Anti-Spenders

Foreign Aid, Rights Act Get Solons’ Attention   Inside Today   Despite Soviet Withdrawal  lS to Press Efforts to Land Man Upon the. Moon

Khrushchev Hints Soviet ‘Out of Race U.S. Officials Spur  Moonshot Plan Action

Moon Flight Full Speed Ahead Uraed   Critics Foresee.   Critics Foresee. Possible Slowing Up On Spending

U.S. Moon Expedition Will Continue Despite ‘Withdrawal of Soviets

Full Speed to Moon Urged   Although Nikita Says Russia Not In Race

U.S. Going Ahead With Plans for Man onthe Moon  React fo jKhrushchey Pulling Out

in Wake Of Premier's Statement  Contfliciting Views On US Space Efforts

Soviet Out of Lunar Race...  Full Speed Ahead on Moon Project Urged by NASA

Khrushchev Pulls Out of Race — U.S. Plans to Push Moon Landing Program

Speed Urged In U.S. Moon Landing Try   But Critics See Possible Check in  Program Spending

Hope No Letup ls Being Considered In Moon Program  Khrushchey Reports Rusala Will Drop Out af Maan Bana,

Other ‘Righters’ Bills Defeated ‘Court Of The Unicn’ Gets House Approval

Rescuer Saves Two In Georgia Tragedy— Eight Drown As Auto Plunge: Into Flood Waters Of River

SIX CHILDREN ARE DROWNED: 9 Car Plunges Into River,  2 Of 10 Passengers Saved

Prelates Ask  Moder nizing Of Teachings   : Council Approves “Use: of Modern.  ‘Cammuniecationse :

 Against Government Reforms  Rioting Spreads in Tehran; Martial Law Is Proclaimed

Shah Safe; His Reforms } ‘Objected To   Shiite Sect Blamed; Communists Join In Violent Battling

Hultman to Discuss Civil Rights with B. Kennedy   Called to Washington by Attorney General

‘Not Pressured For Support   To Probe lowa Rights Laws Bobby Will Meet With Hultman

Very Clean When ff Leaves Farm  U.S. Wheat is Said to Be Among Dirtiest - In World When it Reaches Foreign Marke’

Seven-Year-Old Girl Loses Both Legs “As Result Of School Bus-Truck Crash

Governor Hails It as Pioneering Safety Step  Bill Lases Crackdown by Police On Youths Who Drink and Drive

“One Is Charged As Murderer ae aged As Murderer  Four Held In Death Of Peacemaker

‘IN BIRMINGHAM   BES REIN EVUL ENN TAY TE  Court Cleans Out City Hall

SHANT AGAINST ‘INTEGRATION’  4,000 Boo as Aggie Chief Backs Board’s Coed Move

‘Wanted To Help Country’  Captain's Wife Proud Why He Fought, Died

Widow Proud Of Husband Who Lived, Fought, And Died In South Viet Nam

Map Proposals For Youth Jobs   Study Committee Submits Program To Chief Executive

Committee Tells Kennedy that Drive Needed fo Put Jobless Youth to Work

Study Committee Urges Campaign on All Levels to Aid Jobless Youths

 Account For 1 Out of 6 Unemployed—  ‘Drive to Put Army of Idle ‘U.S. Young People In Jobs

ALDRETE MEMBER OF PANEL Youth Jobs Committee Reports to President

Wives, Kids Stage Mareh On Capitol   Group Protests Stiffening OF Strip Mine Law

Sees Cuban Blockade As Solution   Senator Stennis Believes U.S. May Have to Take Stronger Action Soon

Debate Is Getting Hotter On What to Do About Cuba  More Sanctions, New Blockade Suggested

New Blockade Of Island Is Pondered— Communist Subversion I[n Latin America Is ‘Serious

Stennis Says Pressure On  Cuba Needed  Senator Declares ao a See oe AA: hat Pp.

Stennis Says Another Cuba Blockade May Be Needed If Soviet Troops Stay

Says Blockade Of Cuba May Be Necessary   Seen By Sen. Stennis If Soviet Troops Do Not Leave Island Soon

New Blockade Seen Possible   Cuba Action Would Be To Get Soviet Troops Removed

 Claims Textbooks Biased  U.S. Education Blemished By Propaganda, Justice Says

Electric Co-op Members Get $31,000 in Refunds   Your Blood Is Helping Someone Celebrate Christmas This Year

Meredith's Graduation Stay Asked  Barnett Seeks To Boot Negro Out of Ole Mis

Construction Of Miliary Homes Slashed   Base Facilities Including Hospitals Receive Approval

Need Of On-Spot Nuclear Inspection The Problem  Kennedy-Macmillan Test Ban Appeal To Khrushchev Seeks Study On This Point

Gov. Connally Signs Bill Aiding State Park System   Predicts Better Parks

Delay Called In Search At  Crash Scene  Five Are Missing In Maine B52 Accident Friday   SURVIVAL GEAR

Leftists Cry Neglect  In Japan Disasters   **Shaff Plan No Solution To Rural Control of Legislature’’

Urban Area Legislators Opposing Shaff Plan   Most Want Both  Houses Elected  On Population By CAROL JOHNSON

McCulloch's Labor Supply Is Both Versatile and Mobile   VMannower Resources~

Compromise Plan Offered ECM by US.   American Formula Called Too Vague By Market Officials

KENNEDY SEEKS TO AVERT TRADE TALKS COLLAPSE   President, Herter Confei by Transatlantic Phone on Comoramise   NEW PLAN OFFERED   Common Market Nations Given Proposal on Tarriff ‘Rules’

JFK Seeks To Save  Trade Bid   Differences With Common Market Threaten Talks

New Proposal Made by U.S.  At Conference   U.S., Common Market At Odds over Method For Tariff Reductions

JFK Trying To Rescue From Doom   Kennedy Working For Formula With Common Market

Council of Churches President Believes Fright Has Caused Split in Society

Harriman to Be U.S. Negotiator At he we  Pr side mt Appoi   President Appoints Undersecretary of State to Seek Ban Treaty.

“Not Definitely Identified” .... Navy Is Not Sure Pictures Are of Sunken Submarine

NavyNot Corlaln That Plétures Are Those of Thresher   Photés Taken by Rosactch Voesaal Are Rushed to Wash leatan fas Buaeateaiing.

No Link Seen In Pictures  To Lost Sub  — Objects Remain Unidentified, Naw Pewvante Gay

Navy Not Sure It Has Located Sunken N-Sub   Reverses Report Afte Study of Photos;  Resnine Search

Found Safe In Motel In Detroit   Kidnaper Identified. Say He Is Dangerous

Three Tied Up, Left In Motel   Authorities Launch Manhunt In Michigan

VILLAGE FORCE FOUND TIED IN MOTEL   Radio Operator, 2 Patrolmen Are Abducted   Trio Herded Into Auto By Gunman And Forced To Drive To Detroit

Hunt Launchec In Michigan For Abductor   2 Patrolmen, Woman Radio Operator Said Unhurt By Lone Thue

8 Above Is Low Reading   City Shivering But Blizzard By-Passes State

STRAUSS DENIES  IKE GATHERING  IS POLITICAL SAYS DEMOCRATS  ASKED TO ATTEND, GOLDWATER NOT

‘Without Political Significance’-- 700 Americans Honor lke Oct.12

‘Without Political Significance’-- 700 Americans Honor lke Oct. 12   Today's News Summary

Acting MSU President Defends U Setup; Cautions on Expanding Specialized Units

JFK Thwarts Governor With Few Strokes Of Pen   Surprise Gambit Forces Pentagon To Raise Ante

President’s Pen Strokes Beat Wallace  Alabama’s Governo1 Charges JFK Holds  SCarrican’ in State

SEN, LUCKEN LAYS  BLAME FOR GRINNELL POLICEMAN'S MURDER ON INEPT PAROLE LAW

SEN. LUCKEN LAYS — BLAME FOR GRINNELL POLICEMAN’S MURDI  An TRITHA habntik. ew

U.S. Moves Nuclear  Units From Morocco  Bases Within Striking Distance Of   Bases Within Striking Distance Of Russia To Be Left At Half Strength

$386-MILLION BASE  = eee ER ERS Rtn ent  Bombers Yanked From Morocco

U.S. ACCUSED OF COVER-UP IN VIET WAR   State Department Deceiving People, Say Congressmen

House Unit Blames U.S. State Dept.   Claims American Public Surprised By Developments

Unit Charges ‘News Muzzle  Rips State. Dept. on Viet Nam Situation

Viet Nam Committee Charges Facts Hidden From U.S. Public   McNamara Delays Return One Day

STATE DEPARTMENT ACCUSED  Congressmen Say Facts Hidden About Viet rae

SAYS VIET NAM FACTS “HIDDEN”  House Committee Blasts State Department Policy   McNamara Trip Home Is Delayed

Ne ws Restric tions Charged   Doubt Senate Action on Both Dirksen, Goldwater Expect Rights, Tax Bill Choice

SUBCOMMIT TREACCUSES ST. ATE DEPARTMENT  Viet Nam Facts Said Hidden

: Congressmen Accuse U.S. State Department -Of Hiding Facts From Public On S. Viet Nam

Congressmen Accuse State Department Facts On Viet Nam Kept From Public?

Newsmen Restricte )  ‘State Dept. Accused Of Hiding ‘Facts From U.S. In S. Viet Nam

°  Community Concert Ass’n. Members Thisense Proerams for Next Seacan!

Community Concert Ass’n. Members Discuss Prosrams for Next Season

Rescuers Abandon All Hope For Bova; Effort Will Be Made To Recover Body

Television Camera Shows New Shaft Too Narrow for Man to Descend.

CAMERA REVEALS NO SIGN OF BOVA  Hopes of Finding Third Miner Alive Abandoned

HOPE TO SAVE BOVA IS GONE  Grim Task Continues For Sheppton Mine Rescuers

It's All Over Now ...  Officials Give Up Hope On Trapped Miner; Seek Body

Rep. Bolton Sells Three Newspapers   ‘Dover Reporter Included In Sale

Sale To Mansfield-Lorain Group Set Oct. l   Daily Reporter Ownership Changes

CAPTTALTISM VS. COMMUNISM Pittalls Are Cited  in Required Course

Officials Warn Of Pitfalls In  ‘Red’ Courses   SOCIALIST READER?   PARTISAN POLITICS

Yank Genera in Close Call in Viet Error   Reds Shell Own Troops by Mistake Recover Dead Gl

Narrow v Escape... ;  U.S. General Almost Hit by Friendly Shells

Soviet Spy  is Difficult to Recognize   By JOHN EDGAR HOOVER (Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation)

Where To Find     This Is the Season of Soviet Spy, Says J. Edgar Hoover

Where To Find It   LET THE FBI DO THE INVESTIGATING  A Russian Spy Has a Million Faces

This is the season of the Soviet spy  LACK OF A ‘STANDARD PROFILE’ INCREASES TASK OF THE F.B.I.

LOCAL TEMPERATURES   FBI Chief Tells How Citizens Can Help Spot Soviet Spies

Who Is a Russian Spy?  x « * x *« «* x « * Could Be Anybody, According to Director of FBI   By JOHN EDGAR HOOVER  a em

HDL Unter Says: No Daggers, But Anonymous Cloaks: Soviet Spies Are Hard To Identify

This Is Season  Of Soviet Spies; FBI Chief Urges All To Help Expose Them

FBI Chief Paints Portrait:  Soviet Spy Is Dangerous Because He Has No Profile

No Standard Profile, FBI Chief Says  This Is Season of the Soviet Spy’

Hoover Urges Alertness  Citizens Can Help Federal Agents j in Nabbing- Soviet Spies

FBI Chief Says Soviet Spy Today Has No Profile And Can Be Almost Any Tyne Of Person

You Can Help--But Not With Gossip  Catching Red Spies ls Job For Experts

FBI Leader Paints Picture Of Red Spy   By JOHN EDGAR HOOVER  : Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation  Pee noe

What Does Soviet S py Look Like?  He Maw Re AnwhodveAnd Thait’s The Dancer

Confirmed Atheist Impressed .... Pope Calls Khrushchev's  Son-in-Law to an Audience      U.S. Is Moscow’s Prime Target ..  There Is No Soviet Spm Profile

sev Has No Profile Agent for Soviet Union Looks Like  Any Other Person, FBI Chief Says

Who Is A Soviet Spy? What Does He Look Like? AndDoes He Have A Profile?   Hoover Warns Russian Agent May Be Anyone

Director Of FBI Tells Of Variety Of Russian Spies, How Citizens Can Help

More Experts Heard On Test Ban  Strauss Reserved, Libby In ‘Worried Acquiescence

Misgivings about treaty  Former members of AEC worried, reluctant of okay

ExeAleC head Sirauss Says Russ fo Cheat   Libby Worried That U.S. Hasn't Fired 100-M Bomb

Restraints Worry Strauss, Libby Nuclear Treaty Disturbs 2, Former AEC Members

Dr. Libby, Strauss testify Two former AEC members  doubtiul of test bun treaty

‘Two Express Worry Over  Nuclear Ban  One of Scientists Predicts Cheating By the Russians

JFK Against Big 3 Talks At Present   Mac To Press Issue If Moscow Talks Encouragine

(COLLEAGUES WANT ACTION  Cuba Communism Balks Efforts of Alliance

— What Kennedy Wall Hear On Tour —  U.S. Neighbors Want Action On Cuba

 Theme For Kennedy Visit   Latin States May Urge Tighter Cuban Isolation

Castro Asks Disarmament  Of Refuaees   INDEX   Alliance For Progress Plan Caucus Hinted

Costa Rican Says:  Cuba-Led Communist Subversion Stymies Alliance For Progress

jay Alliance For Progress Doomed Otherwise  LATIN LEADERS WANT ACTION AGAINST CUBA

PARTICIPANTS TO NUMBER 100,000 TO 250,000  Costs Of Freedom March Ballooning

GAZETTE INDEX   It Will Take A Lot Of Buttons To Pay Costs Of Freedom March

EXPENSES LOOMING LARGER  Costs New Worry For Sponsors Of March On Washington

‘IT‘LL TAKE A LOT OF BUTTONS’  Cost Of March On Washington Skyrocketing;Leaders Worried   Communist China Pushes Drive To Exploit Racial Strife In U.S.

Costs Worrying March Leaders .  Expenses Loom Large As Day Draws Nearer

Financial Problems Beset Negro Organizations ~  March on Washington Costly Venture

Costs Worry Leaders Of big March   Expenses Running Much Higher Than Many Expected

Rising Costs Pose Problem For Marchers   Incidental Expenses Are Looming Large To Plannina Groun

Leaders Of “March On Washington’ Now Worried Over Ballooning Costs

Inside Today   In Other Words, Not Enough Washington's Freedom Marc! Running Into Money Troubles

Costs Mounting On Race March   Aug. 28 Event Backers Starting To Worry

RISING COSTS  DAMPEN HOPES  FOR BIG MARCH MISS ON ESTIMATE  FOR WASHINGTON DEMONSTRATION

Strenath for the Day   Ballooning Costs Worry Leaders Of Capitol March

Censure Move In Parliament Voted Down   Macmillan Economic Policies Survive Attack by Laborites

Macmillan Wins Vote, Defeating Censure Move   Common Market - stories, Page 2

Macmillan Clings To Post   Little U. S. Hope In Test Ban Talk: :

‘May Be Ousted Because of Profuno Scandal  Macmillan's Hold On Party Weakens

Maemillan ‘Rides Out’  New Crisis   Clings Desperately To Post Despite Backers’ Threats

SPECIAL SESSION INCLUSION  ASKED  ~~ nanan treme pee  Action on ‘Liquor Inequities’ Urged in NV

Venezuela Gets Former Dictator Perez Jimenez  ~ U.S. Approves His Extradition  On Theft Count

Venezuelan Dictator Is Hown Home   Loses Four-Year Fight Against Extradition

Venezuelan  Ex-Dictator  Flown Home Bitter, 4-Year Fight  To Halt Extradition Proceedings Is Ende

Army Halts - Rebel Units  ) In Brasilia   Government ‘Quickly Crushes Revolt; ‘Two Rebels Are Wounded

Rebels Capture Ministries But Later Surrender   Brasilia Airport and Telephone Exchange Also Seized In Uprising.

‘Sec. McNamara reports  Billion saved in military supply procurement system

McNamara Claims $1 Billion Slashed  From Pentagon Spending During Year

McNamara Keports:  Cost Reduction Program Cut Military Spending $1 Billion

Pentagon Clips $1 Billion From Its Spending —  eenamatliehwante lea

McNamara: Save Billion By Changes   No Plan for Reduction In Combat Forces, Secretary Says

Buying Only What We Need’ to Save Billion in Defense Costs Savs Secretary McNamara

Pentagon Clips $1 Billion from Its Spending   McNamara Outlines Accomplishment in Report to President

Defense Aide Sees Savings  Of $1 Billion   McNamara Reports Pentagon Spending Clipped in Year

McNAMARA’S REDUCTION PROGRAM   $1 Billion Saving Cited In Military Spending

Defense Chief Says Spending Cut $1 Billion  Costs Trimmed _  At No Sacrifice

McNamara Cuts $1 Billion From Military Costs   National Security Not Sacrificed By Saying, He Tells President

McNamara Says Economy Plan Clipped $1-Billion From Pentagon's Spending

Through Selective Buying, Less Stockpiling — McNamara Reports Saving  $1 Billion In Military Funds

$250 Million Below Estimate.  McNamara Clips $1 Billion From Pentagon Spending

$1 Billion Dip From Last Year   Kennedy Told Security Not Hurt by Savings

He Managed to Save $1 Billion in Last Fiscal Year  Maybe McNamara Should Be Heading Up Budget Bureau

Savings In No Way Sacrificed Security McNamara Cuts Budget 7 Billion

Defense Outlay Trimmed $1 Billion But Combat Capability Increased

McNamara Reports Cuts Totaling Billion Dollars In Procurement System

Pentagon Clips $1 Billion From Its Spending  McNamora Outlin Acc sea shme ot In,   n.o,et Ta Deasitand

McNAMARA REPORTS:  Pentagon Spending Sliced by $Billion   Savannah Negroes Slash Tires, Break Windows; Police Use Gas

By Pentagon Cost Reduction. Program Clips $1 Billion In Spending

Cut Hasn’t Hurt U.S. Security   Defense Sceretary Sees Total Savings Reaching $4. Billion

McNamara Says He Cut $1 Billion In Pentagon Spending During Year

McNamara Says Billion Saved In Defense Cost   No Plans For Cutting Back Armed Forces

walls Pentagon Purse Strings -  (M’Namara Says Hatchet Effort Saves $1 Billion     1 y =

OK BILLS T0 PLUG SALES TAX HOLES   Senate Passes 21 Measures Including One To Pay Sales Tax Before Getting Car Title.

43-40-43 not for hiking  Pierre poops out before he even gets staried

Salinger (43.40.43) Calls Off Hike; Secretaries (36-27-37) Strut On

Salinger Concedes Defeat      Secretaries Hike Along to Prove Their Shape Is Better Than Pierre's

Butterball’ Admits They're In Better Shape  Secretaries Show Heels To Salincer

Congo Faces Many Years OI Struggle   UN Forces Expect To Remain During Rehabilitation

E pidemic Of Joblessness  Rail Strike Could Create  'Reonaniie Ruin, Savs FDR Jr

Say Rail Strike Would Cost U.S. Some $25 Billion   Roosevelt Wants Kennedy’s Plan to Be Handled Now

Veterinarian Warns... Misuse of Animal Drugs  Could Bring Tragedy

COULD PRODUCE HUMAN TRAGEDY, SAYS VET  Misuse Of Drugs In Animals Hit

Steel, Labor In No Hurry To Open Wage, Money Issue Contract Talks

Appear In No Rush Management, Labor I Steel Industry Free To Reopen Contract

Johnson Sets Strong US. Latin Policy   Only Keeping Peace, Freedom More Vital, President Declares

Johnson Seeks Unity  Mann To Chart Latin American  Affairs Of U. S.

BOARD BEGINS HEARINGS ON RAIL DISPUTE   To Take Public Testi mony From Carriers, Unions   Layoffs,. Size of Freight Train Crews Major DPatiie

Navy Believes Sudden Flooding Sank Thresher   Report Blames Submarine Piping System

Historic Pact Links France And Germany  Adenanes Urges De Gaulle Net T Qe. Mavleot Tolkc   Adenauer Urges De Gaulle ‘Not To Sink Market Talks

Foes of Century — Seek Peace Path .  German Leader Urges France to Avoid Conimon Market Bitte:

‘Castro Claims He And Khrushchev Knew Of “Agaression’” Plans Against Cuba

Castro Says JFK and Exiles Planned Attack   Fidel’s Speech Seems to Support Miro Cardona

Fidel Says Missiles Were Protection Against Aggression Planned In U.S.

Castro Claims Missiles Balked Second Invasion   Cuban Premier Says He and Khrushchev Knew of U.S.-Exile Plan to Attack.

Link Soviet Missiles To Threat   Castro Claims US., Cuban Exiles Had Plans Prepared Last Year

INSTANT sFAGEMENS  Soviet Prehistoric Find Said Key to Space Travel

Kennedy Gets  Ovation at  Salt Lake City 8,000 Hear Speech  At the Mormon Ba ree cy ee Be

At Morman Tabernacle Kennedy Pleased With Applause Of Big Crowd At Salt Lake City

Biggest Ovation of Tour Kennedy Tired But Dizace With Salt Lake City Crowd

Tired JFK Pleased With sad —  oo eee Tee = ree   8,000 Pack Tabernacle For Glimpse Of Presiden

Taber nacle Talk  Blasts. Far Right   President Heads West Again “Kollowina Morinon Breakfast’

Four Double Fatalities As 13DieOnRoads   Eight Victims Of Other Accidents: Toll Nears 1963 High

British Commoners To Get TV View Of Royal Wedding Ceremony Today

JFK To Set Up Civil Rights Battle In Bills To Hasten Racial Equality

Civil Rights Battle Set To Begin   President Ready To Submit Bills For Racial Equality

8 Governors In Agreement  On Program   Republicans Wary Of Eneroachment In Private Places

MESSAGE TO CONGRESS  Kennedy To Set Stage For Civil Rights Battle Today

Cost Could Run Up to Billion; Congress To Get Civil Rights Program Today

Demos Won't Retreat On Rights  «= YOCATIONAL FENLICATION TRAINING PIAN READIED:

Mixed Reaction Due For Sweeping Plan  GOP Leader Joins Southerners’ — Fight On Key Parts Of Program

$12 Million Vetoed From Texas Budget  Snecial Session Mav Be Called To   Special Session May Be Called To Gain Funds For Higher Education

Governor Turns Down  Parts of Bill  Education Key Spending Issue

Chlorine Gas From Railroad Car Fells 400 Persons In Philadelphia

CONFUSION REIGNS IN AREA  400 Persons Overcome by Chlorine Gas   State Pounded by Series Of Severe Thundersqualls

Michigan Vote May Be Contested   New Constitution Wins By Narrow Edge Of 10,760 Ballots

Dublin High School Faculty Names Students. Listed On “A” Honor Roll

First Since Diem’s Death—  Seuth Viet Nam Claiming Victory Over Guerrillas

Viet Nam soldiers win battle   First victory since overthrow of Diem

Viet Nam soldiers  win battle        ‘First victory since overthrow of Dien

No Sign of Life In Plane Wreck  Navy Plane Crashes In Ocean Early Today

Three Planes Crash: 2/ Persons Missing   ONE SURVIVES B-3S? JET CRASH

14 Aboard Lost Naval Airliner   Plane Disappear: in Atlantic; No Survivors Seen

Police Curb Racial Fights In Nashville  Number Injured, Three Arrested, Fear New Riots

Again by-passes GOP nominess GOP Senators’*promptly reiect Enastrom’s successor

Move a complete surprise  Ignores recommendation of McLean by Republicans

Wilma Rhodes Turned Down by Republicans   Statement Issued Highly Critical Of Egan Charging Him With Failing To Recognize Two-Party System in Alaska

Governor Nominates Juneauite   Egan's Suggestion Of Albert White Comes as Surprise

~ 5) Driver Charged With Manslaughter  First 1963 Fatality When Car Hits Tree

 Driver Charged With Manslaughter  First 1963 F atality When Car Hits Tree  ores

Ammunition for Foes Soviet Pullout From Moon \Race May Delay U.S. Project

US Moon Plans To Continue On Schedule  Dal Withdrswal fivuae   Red Withdrawal Gives Opponents Of Program New Ammunition

 Moon Program Opponents Provided ' Ammunition By Soviet Withdrawal

Russ withdrawal dims U.S. moon plan   See earlier story on page 8

Somebody Goofed! Picture Taken In Viet Nam  Embarrasses Military Brass

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Youth Admits Killing Key West Father, Son On Their Own Boat

Boy  Admits Slaying 2 on Fishing Boat   Authorities Find Youth Alone on  Vessel Near Cuba

Father And Son Slain On Cruiser  Bout le Foaound   Boat Is Found Close To Cuba

Teener held in sea killings   ETISKY VOTITEHY ANDAMITC MITRNHERC OAR 'NRERRAA CIDT ’

ANTI-DIEM LEADER AIDED  U.S. Relations With Viet Nam Plunge Amid Charges Of Plot

U.S. Refuses To Give Up Viet Nam Leader   Kennedy Watches For Reaction From Saigon

US. Ties With Diem Hit Low —   Paper Accuses CIA of Plotting Coup

Tension with Diem deepens U.S. Embassy continues protection of Buddhist

Viet Nam Tension Deepens  U.S. Won’t Surrender   U.S. Won’t Surrender Buddhist Monk; Tabs Plot Charge ‘Nonsense

Population Lauds Embassy Asylum Action   Tension Deepens Between America, Diem Administration

U.S. Relation: With Diem Grow Worse  Vietnamese   Vietnamese Charge of Plot Called Nonsense

US. Embassy in Viet Nam Shows No Intention to Surrender Top Buddhist

Tension Kises Between US. Diem Regime  ‘U.S. Embassy Makes No Move To Surrender Buddhist Leader

Rift Between US., Diem Grows Wide   Embassy Still Refuses to End Buddhist Asylum

Rains Flood Denverites, Skip Farms   Five Cars Trapped In Underpass;  No Deaths Reported

LAWVGREWS Suw 3oeT 763 Geaald Aw DeRSEW   Towa State student from Marathon is: killed in accident

Calls for Effort To Preserve, Expand NATO: Nearly Million Cheer Him

Provincialism Of DeGaulle Is Challenged  Million Germans Turn Out to See President

Massive New Effort Urged  For Expansior   President Warns Indecision Could Tumble Alliance  ~s.. Wewrcrerane rx Fr esRLae ae + 24

Kennedy Calls For Expansion 0f Alliance Pledges Risk   OFU.S. Cities To Defend Eurone

Welcome By Germans Enthusiastic  — os. pt   President Plugs For Allied Unity And Warns Aqainst Doub!

Interest it} igures  Going Up   Federal Reserve Up U.S. Discount Rate To Check Balances

Boost [n Discount Rate Set   GWubernatoridi .  Barbs Are Flying Thick

TO CHECK OUTFLOW OF DOLLARS  a a een vera eemeimemrmt cent eR eta sensation eameaiteinee  Interest Rates Increased By Federal Reserve System

Board Raises Cost of Reserve  Bank Borrowing Action Should Check  Overseas Drain

Discount Rate Is Boosted  FRB Acts To Halt   FRB Acts To Halt Worsening Balanc« Of Payments Debt

Pope John Accepts Balzan Peace Prize In Rites At Vatican; Reds Represented

Jrain And Keform For Public Benefit. -  —$—— See Senet:  Eminent Jurist. W ants Laws That Go Beyond Punishment

Train And Reform For Public Benefit . Eminent Jurist. Wants Laws. ‘That Go Beyond Punishment

Dissident Union Member Is Slain  Shop Steward Is Shot . To Death Near Home

EDITOR'S NOTE — Christian A. Terter, U.S, traile negotiator: uiseusses in Lhis exclusive inferview the prospect [or battering duwn forvieu tariffs.

Geneva Talks Awaited  U.S. Trade Role More  Complex, Herter Says

ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED In The ADIRONDACKS   AERTER TRYING TO BOOST TRADE BY TARIFF CUTS   U.S. Will Negotiate With Europeans

By Common Mart Action  Herter Doesn't Think His Job Is Shattered

Not Stop by CM Split — Herter Will Continue Trade Negotiation Task

Herter Has Reservations About Tariff Amendments   Railroad Strike Possible After Collapse Of Talks

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Herter Says His Job Not Shattered By Common Market Split

Herter Faces  Critical Talks   Negotiator Feels French Veto On Market Complicated Trade Setup

Herter Is Optimistic About Job  Admits That Veto Makes Difficulty

Woes Seen for Macmillan .. . Conservatives Squeak By for Protumo Seat

Slim Victory by Conservative In Vote to Replace Profumo Hints Trouble for Macmillan

: But Political Trouble Forecast  Profumo’s Seat Goes To Conservative Party

SMALL MARGIN ROCKS GOV’T  Tory Rescues Profumo Seat   SIGNIFICANT DROP

Civil Rights Backers Vow Massive Drive  Urge No Yule Vacations Until Measure Is Passed

The Integration Picture  Mediators To Tackle Cambridge Race Dispute

Demonstrations Halted  State Bar to Mediate Dispute In Cambridge

‘Ban On Praver   Says Popular Opinion Could Bring Reversal Of Court Decision

iron out senate-house differences  Leaders disagree on how long joint session will last

Differ On Opinion Of  Decision   Conference Groups Meet Separately On Spending Bill

Comic Dictionary PLO LE LL LL LOL LLL LLL LEWD ER OD  a ies rebels, Mee an Le

No Rain Expected  Parched Penna. Facing Additional Dry, Fair Weather This Week

‘Ginny’ Fools State, No Rain from Big Storr  Winds Concern Men of Forests; Bawar Pirae Raurn

— Women's Fall Shoes — Red Cross And Air. Step BLATZ FAMILY SHOES  Jd@ Bet. Gi C8

ALABAMA GOVERNOR OFFERS REWARD FOR KILLERS  Pro - Civil Rights Hiker Slain

Equal Rights Hiker Shot in Alabama   Written Pleas Found on Body   (See photo on Page 2)

Vacationing Baltimore Postman’ s Hike Ends In Tragedy  RIGHTS CRUSADER SHOT DEAD IN ALA.

TRIESTE DUE SATURDAY Cameras to Probe Ocean Depth: in Hunt for Thresher’s Grave

Plan Camera Probe of Sea Floor in Thresher Search   Castro Will Be ‘Red Star in Caribbean’ If Something Isn't Done, Says Freed American

Negroes May Resume Demonstrations Before Kennedy Team Makes Report

Small Wheat Farmers Signup Dafe Is May 13   This Is Deadline for Voting In Referendum.

Forest asks Moon Lake road bid   Small allotment operators Have May 13 wheat deadline

TALKING MAY NOT BE ENOUGH—  JFK May Have To Change Pattern In Dealinas With U.S. Congress

Clemson Plans To Admit Gantt  State Lawmakers Seem Resigned To Integration Order

State, Justice Departments Make Joint Statement But Do Not Spell Out Any Details

U.S. Pledges Crackdown On Cuban Refugee Raids   To Halt Attacks On Red Ships, Cuba From U.S. Soil

‘Danger Seen In Raids By ‘Cuba Exiles   Federal Agencies To Act If Bases. In U.S. Are Used

Details Of Plan Not Spelled Out  Intensified Actiqgn Seen Ry CG   Intensified Action Seen By CG, FBI, Immigration, Customs Services

Mark Time On Russian Withdrawal   Kennedy Fearful Exile Raids Could Ignite Caribbean

Wants to Make Certain American Soil Not Used As Base for Any Attack -

U.S. Pledges To Halt Raids From Our Soi   Statement Gives No Action Plan, Watch Intensified

‘Free Lance’ Attacks... . . . Could Mean Trouble  Won't Allow More Raids On Cuba From U.S. Soil

LBJ To Lack ‘Honeymoon’ In Congress   Republicans Gird For Fight, Ignore Any ‘Emotionalisny’

GOP Indicates Johnson Will Have Struggle  Won't Help With ‘Honeymoon’ for New President

GOP Faction Raps ‘Truce’  With Johnson  ‘Honeymoon’ Seen   ‘Honeymoon’ Seen Without Help Fron  Many Republicans

But Cost Has Been High Negro Has Made Significan Gains In 1963 Rights Drive

Civil Rights Lobbyists Redouble Efforts to Gain Approval of Bill

Civil Rights Strategy Victory Sighted But Rough Fight  In Congress Seen

Rights Bill Drive Gains Momentum   Lobbyists Redouble Drive After Hearing Victery Is in Sight

Civil Rights Bill OK Is ‘Sighted’   But Senate Filibuster Remains Possibility

Rights Lobbyists Step Up Efforts   NAACP Delegations  ee Tee ee, ee eee

Civil Rights Lobbyists Told Victory Near   Redouble Their Efforts

Pope Paul Opens Door For Others   Seeks Closer Relation: With Non-Catholics; Names Cardinals

Pope Flings Opens Doors Of Vatican   Pontiff Calls For Closer Catholic Relations With Non-Christians

Pope Offers Ties With Other Faiths  — 4 Eeumenieal   Leaders Named

SPEEDY CURE OF BUDDHIST ILLS SLATED   U.S. Expects New Regime To Resume Red Conflict Soon

Frees Political Prisoners  New Viet Nam Regime   Has Broad Support

U:S. Expects War on Reds  To Resume  New Viet Regime  Believed to Have b ) ee en = Soe

U.S - Hopes Rift Will Be Healed   Nowy Rea now. rr...   New Regime For South’ Viet. Nam

U.S. Exnects Renewed Rec War Effort  as   Officials Believe. New Regime Has Popular Support

Boon to War Effort: Capital Feels Junta to Heal  Rift With Buddhists

Sandusky 23 Admiral King 14  Pert Clinton 46 Bowling Green 6   No Tears For Diem

U.S. Expects New Gov’t In S. Viet Nam Resume War Against Guerrillas

U.S. Expects New Regime  To Heal Rift   Generals Believed Supported For Anti-Red Contest

Rift Due To Be Healed In Viet Nam  U. S. Expects New   U. S. Expects New Government To Solve Crisis

WALLACE IS SPONSOR OF PROPOSAL   Issues Involved Long-Settled Is Official Verdict

Integration Stay Denied by Court   Petition Filed by Parents Of Birmingham Pupils

POLICE CAR AND  MOTORCYCLE COLLIDE  HEAD ON AT ALTON Rex Foreman Taken  To Sioux Falls Hospital  ee lan Bian wis

POLICE CAR AND MOTORCYCLE COLLIDE HEAD ON AT ALTON Rex Foreman Taken To Sioux Falls Hospital . —For Leq Surgery

OW If WUZ  OVERCAST CLEARS —  BUT TEMPERATURES AND ‘WIND REMAIN COLD

FEPC BILL HEARING IS STARTED   All Officials Urge Compulsion As Last Resort

HEARING IS STARTED   All Officials Urge Compulsion As Last Resort

Goal: A Safe and Sane July 4    Injury Accident Mars Holiday Here

rreed Area tnmate aaninienenmennananmnnnnds  Honeck Just Tourist Now

OUTSIDE LOOKS GREAT TO EX-CON, 84  He Leaves Prison After 64 Years

Merry England’s Bunny Girls   Macmillan Fears De Gaulle’s Attitude Could Isolate U.S.   Russia Says U. S. Tests Blast Hopes For Nuclear Treaty

Pessimism Pervades  Ban Talks   Soviets, Despite Concessions, Still  Take Rigid Stand

Russ Call Nev US. A-Blasts Blow to Talks  Delecates Enoulfed   Delegates Engulfed With Pessimism on Eve of Treaty Parle

TEST RESUMPTION HIT Pessimism Engulfs Delegates  On Eve Of Nuclear Ban Talks

Opposed to Favorite-Son Tactics ....  Alf Landon Calls for Moderate Candidate

SEEK NEW ROA CONSTRUCTION FOR RESERVOIR   DIRKSEN, SHIPLEY ASK FEDERAL AID FOR $1.5 MILLION

Not Much Hope ... . Harriman Makes Report to JFK On Talks With K

Ford-Canton Bill Signed by Romney   Ignores Charges by Dems of ‘Conflict of Interest’

sien OF SPRING —  DAIRY QUEEN OPENS 1  FRIDAY; SUNDAE, SHAKE  SALE SATURDAY, SUNDAY

‘SIGN OF SPRING — DAIRY QUEEN OPENS  FRIDAY; SUNDAE, SHAKE i'@®@AitEm@® CATIIDMRAYW ClLINMAY

SIGN OF SPRING — DAIRY QUEEN OPENS FRIDAY; SUNDAE, SHAKE cAI SATURDAY SUNDA’

Rebel Regime Execufes Four Ex-Army Heads   New Iraqi Force ‘Mops Up’ Diehard Kassem Followers

Rebel Regime Mopping Up Reds in Iraq   Diehard Supporters of Slain Premier Hunted Down

lraqi Rebels Mop Up   Four Retired Army Officers Executed; Drive Set On Reds

lraqi Rebels Execute Four Top Officer's   Report Capital Quiet: Britain, West Germany Recognize Government

1,500 Killed First Day OF Revolt’ 4 Retired Iraqi Officers Executed

is Pennsylvania .  College Facilities Seen  Adequate Through 1975

Two Approved by Assembly  Eagleton Calls Proposed \Amendments Backward Step

- Amendments to Restrict Court Tucker Dies Opposed by Atty. Gen - Eagle 0

Emporia ‘Skies   Emporia Weather   Cooler Temperatures Follow Area Rains

BOGUSCE NYRR EYAL  j power mal Grain Merchants Plan Huge Sale To Russian Agency

-TALKS BEING HELD IN OTTAWAHuge U. S.-Russian  Grain Deal Pending

Group Meets In Canada_  Sale To Soviets. Sought By U.S. — Grain Merchants

Working On Grain New Member , Of DU Staff  Deal With Russia 5;.. suddenly

Grain Deal Is Being  Discussed   Freeman Says Soviets Have  Made No Contact; Grain Man In Canads

American Grain Merchants Hope To Sell fo Reds  Huge Deal Awaiting

Government Not Approached  U.S. Grain Traders Seeking Wheat Deal With Russia

Balmy Mirage   No Official Red Offer to Buy Wheat, Freeman Aide Says

U.S.-Russia Grain Deal?  . wae oe xxx xx x   American Merchants Hope for Huge Sale to Reds

No Russian Request Made For U.S. Wheat   American Traders Trying To Contact Soviets As To Sale

May Fotlow Canadian beat  Sees Huge U.S. Grain  Sale To Soviet Union

 May Confer at Ottawa  U.S. Grain Merchants Hope to ‘Make Huge Sale to Soviet Union

American Dealers Hope For Big Grain Deal With Russia   ‘JUST DON’T KNOW

Trade Talk Seen Far Premature U.S. Grain Group Hopes For Huge Sale To Soviet

Word from Ottawa, Canada American grain merchants hope to make a huge sale to Russia

CHANGE IN TRADE POLICY STUDIED Freeman Aide Says No Soviet Approach Made On Wheat Deal

Freeman Aide Says No Russ Deal for Wheal  Deny Decision Has Been Made  pM

And Foresees Possibility  Of Smaller Deficit in Next Fiscal Year

Part Of Loot In Robbery Of Dentist Found   Two Suspects Held !n Jail

Two Men Under Arrest...  Policemen Recover Part Of Sum Taken From Safe

pad Abdali  House Votes  To Reduce. Membership   Reapportionment   Reapportionment Measure Passed Today, 64 to 55

. MEDICAL STUDENTS’ STATUS IN DOUBT  _ Action Leaves Hospitals Short-Handec

MEDICAL STUDENTS? STATUS IN DOUBT ee EEN UU BL  Action Leaves Hospitals Short-Handed

Unspectacular but Sophisticated  1S. Sets Off Underground Nuclear Device in the Desert

Prosperity, Relative Cold War Quiet  Dim Chances for Novel Legislation   News Analysis

Bucks Demos Plan Suit On Redistricting   Bucks County Democrats declared today that they definitely will go to court to block a legislative reapportionment of the state which they consider unfair.

Rebel Invasion of Haiti Told   Ex-Officer Reported As Leader of Force

Invasion Of Haiti Starts From Coast   Force’s Aim Capture Of Second City And Removal Of Duvalie:

3 Pilots Missing After Jets Collide   Part of One Plane Picked Up At Sea: No Trace of Men

FIREMEN ANSWER THREE ALARMS — TO OPEN FIRE PREVENTION WEEK  Conditions are dry  oan han nannafial

FIREMEN ANSWER THREE ALARMS — TO OPEN FIRE PREVENTION WEEK  Conditions are dry  — so be careful

Brutality Revealed In Kansas City   Police Testify Also To Wide Open Gambling

Gov. Andersen Concedes Defeat   New Argentine Campaigr May Lead to Revolution

THIRD BLUE NORTHER DUE ON TUESDAY   Glaze Disrupts Sunday Traffic In South Texas

Judge Expected Jo Lift Ban on Rules Changes   President Seen Delaying Strike for 60 Days In ‘Feather. bedding’ Dispute.

Mandate To Spur Action On Rails   Court Ruling Erases Earlier Injunction On Work Reductions

U.S. Railroads Would Get Rule Changes   Quick Revisions Enactment Seen Despite Strike Omen

Fresno Mayor, Businessman  Killed as Auto Rams Truck   Yule Decorator Falls to His Death

31 Below At Jackson, O. Equals Lowest In Nation   ‘MIAMI, FLA., RECORDS 85 DEGREES SUNDAY

‘RICE PADDT WAK-—    Document Regarding Newsmen  Said Potentially Explosive

Curbs on Correspondents Proposed Guidelines  Set in South Viet Nam

Viet Nam Ban On Newsmen  Faces Probe   Explosive Document Signed By Rusk Said More'Than Year Old

DISAGREE ON ALTERNATIVE  lntra-GOP Spending Squabble Delays Bill

Compromise Bill Would Be Junked; DUdge! dias Dee:   Plan May Involve Broader General Levy on Sales

$2100: in Prizes : for. Winners * in Gazette: Subscription. Campajon

“it Ww Gear FP ee EN UN  How Will Tax Cut Affect Me And Other Puzzled Taxpayers?

Tax Bill Victory For Jk   ~ Here’s How New Tax Bill Will Affect You-If It Is Passed By Senate

Viet Nam Revolution May Create Problems  Rule by Committee No Assurance fH Harmony in Gavernment Affair<

Disarmament Talks Resume in Geneva  Benal, Mhawnk af   Little Chance of New East-West  Accords Soon

First of 55 returns from Cuba  Student's passport taken at airport

-54 AWAIT RETURN TO U. S.—  Now In Madrid After Their Trip To Cuba

Hoping to Leave Madrid Thursday  Students Involved   Students Involved With Government

' Face Wrath Of State Departinent 24 Student Visitors To Cuba Are On Way Home, Via Spain

Three Missing In Virginia Flood Waters   Seven Counties Are Hard Hit

Levittowners Open Hearts, Homes en I ict wte  4.1 Children From Seotland School On A Holiday Spree

Le Levittowners Ope n Hearts, fearts, Homes  41 Children From Scotland School On A Holiday Spree

Spiceland Air ‘Spicy’  Hoosier Town Battles Annual Skunk Invasion

Photos In Newspaper Roll Key To Barghoorn’s Arrest   BRASS ATTENDS TALKS  U. S. Plans Strategy In Viet Nam Future

His arrest followed immediately  Barghoorn says stranger cave him papers in {Mioscow

Mrameup Detailed By Prot   Barghoorn Savs Man Pat Photos In Hands Just Before Arrest   Vin Nt. VAN

Arrested by Soviet Agents —  Barghoorn Says Papers Were Planted on Him

Barghoorn Says Reds Framed Him As Spy   Marine Commandant Recalls TarawaTerror

Bar ‘ohoor n Spy Charge  Was Set Up  Handed Photos In Newspaper,

Barghoorn Tells Of Commie Trap  Pictures Inside Newspapers Thrust at Him by Stranger

Arrest Account Given  Professor Handed Photos Bundled Inside Newspaper

‘Spy’ Arrest Details Told By Professor  Says Photos Inside Roll of Papers Thrust Into Hands

Barghoorn Cites Papers For Arrest   Thrust Into Hands By Stranger; Not Mistreated. He Sav:

Today In Washington Tours; Population Control;  Postal mre Cut Threatened

Day Hints at End of Parcel Post Service  Also Talks About Suspending . Mail Deliveries on Saturdays

No Saturday Mail Deliveries —  Legislation Muddle May End Parcel Post

AN EDI TORTAL  J Hope I Rises ¢ as Tin ime , Runs Out for Chester Hospital

Rockefeller To Try for Oregon   Announces Plans to Enter Its State Primary Race

Winter clings to upper lakes   Hampers ice breaking to open shipping season

Ask $21.2 Million ‘For Kinzua Work   State Seeks Bids On New Project  In Kinzua Sector

Volcano's Toll Rises to 1,264; May Go Higher  Need Helicopters to Rescue People Stranded by Lava

Lava Deaths Hit 1.264 On Bali Isle   Rice, Helicopters Sought to Save Starving Villagers

Death Toll Climbs To 1,264.... Starving Villagers Seek Food On Volcano-Hit Bali

Bali Is Issuing Urgent Appeal After Eruption  ) Rice, Helicopters Needed to Assist

Volcano-Struck Bali Appeals For Quick Aid  Toll Reaches 1,264; Rice, Helicopters Urgently Needed

Bali Is Issuing Urgent Appeal After Eruption   Rice, Helicopters Needed to Assist Starving Villagers

Lava-Ravaged Bal Urgently Appeals — For Rice, ‘Copters  . Volcano Death Toll Increases : To 1,264; Thousands Starving

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Request For Rice, Helicopters Made For Bali Volcano Victims

Bali Calls For Rice, Helicopters   Villagers Isolated By Lava Short Of Food

Urgent Appeal For Rice, Helicopters Sent From Desperate Volcano Victims

Many Villagers Fc Hunger h Volcano Area  Death Toll May Rise To 1,500, Is Belief

Thousands Starving On Bali Island   1,264 Perish In Eruption Of Voleano

Death Count on Bali May Hit 1,500  Food Sought For  Victims of Volcanc

Bali Pleads For Help As Volcano Leaves 1.264 Dead, Many Starving

Volcano Death Toll At 1.264:  Request ‘Copters To Ferry Out People Surrounded By Hot Lava

De Ecclesia’ Approval Certain Nature of Catholic Church Is Set Forth at E-Council

Public Service Announcement  Warning to Women: Stork Ups Production; Bringing "Em in 4 and 5 at a Time

Feel $10-A-Day Income Inadequate, Gifts Arrive— Quintuplets’ Parents Worry About Support

Babies healthy  Parents of quints ponder how to support new sons

Anti-Polio Plan Advanced   Healthy Quints Pass First Danger Period

How Can It Be Done? 2 Babies, One Bedroom, $10 A Day Is Problem For Parents Of Quints

AT VAJONT DAM  Survivors Cry Murder   THREAT FIZZLES OUT Hawaii Flees  Tidal Wave

Pack Downs Vikes, 37-28  See The Sports Peach   Italian Dam Disaster Survivors Demonstrate Before President

“Dear Abby”  STARTS TODAY  Page 4   More Slides Feared...  Italian President Jeered b Dam-Burst Survivors

Meredith to Quit Unless ‘Changes Made’ at Miss   Grades a Factor As Tutor Needed For Class Work

Meredith May Quit Ole Miss   Negro Student Says Changes Required In Camonus Situation

Meredith Asks Changes or He’ Quit University  Leaving at End Of Semester Unless Situation Corrected

YOUNG BLONDE WAS ROCKETED UP ON SUNDAY   Both Ships Reported  OK: May Try To Return   Within Two Days   MOSCOW JUBILANT, WATCHING OVER TV

Dark-Eyed Blonde Sent Into Space   Miss ‘Tereshkova Joins Cosmonaut Already In Orbil

Space Pair May Attempt Rendezvous   Moscow Reports Cosmonette’s Ship Near Bykovsky’s

Both sides send reinforcements  Algeria-Moroccan leaders refuse conference table

— Lakonia Shows the Colors of Death —  Gray-Brown Smoke And Orange Flames

Airman Freed in Murder Case  ‘Held 10-Months in  ‘Neiahbors’ Deaths

After almost ten months in various jails  Anderson finally freed by Air Force

North Dakota Couple Become Fergus Falls Police Boosters   Airman Held After Slayer  Confesses Is Finally Free

ANOTHER CONFESSED AF Finally Frees  Airman In Case   DURESS CLAIMED

Gives Thanks Mostly To God  Airman Released After Ten-Months Confinement, Wants Out

Byrnes To Give Stock Deal Data In House Speech  DD aenseiatsesem beabe   HE PEIVUY SVU  Republican Hits Journal's Story an MGIC Cace

Israeli, Arab Planes Fight Over Sinai  Botilen BDanmvbe   Battle Reports ) Conflicting On Infiltration   RETURN SAFELY

Stennis contends that Mississippi has been discriminated against

Senate Advances Industrial Site Bill  State House Battles Two Hours Over Sheriff's Fee Increase

Marches In Chester Are U rged  ‘3? se   200 Hear Talk By Philly Leader

Tshombe Opens Capitulation Talks With UN   Katange Leader Back In Elisabethyille To Work Out Details

U.N. LEADERS, TSHOMBE AIR FINAL MOVES   Katanga Chieftain Promises To Open Route To Kolwezi

Returns to old capital  Tshombe pledges U.N. free movement in Katanga

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Ishombe Refurns To Elisabethville: Confers With U.N. Officials

Sen. Russell Expresses Test Pact Fears  Says U.S. Giving Up Conception of

Sen. Russell Will Oppose  Ratification   Points To World Disarmament And No On-Site Check

Sen. Russell  Will Oppose Test Ban Pact   Sees Possible World Disarmament Without On-Site Inspection

Sen. Russell Tells Fears On Test Ban  bwD...: f'..   Pact Could Lead To Disarmament Without Inspection

DISARMAMENT ALSO TO BE UNINSPECTED?  Sen. Russell Fears Precedent May ‘Be Set By Nuclear Test Ban Treat,

SENATOR CHURCH MAKES PLEA FOR TREATY SIGNING  Russell Feels Treaty Gives [Jn On-Site Inspection Theory

Senator Sa vs Ban May hall Inspections  Ceorgia Democrat Will Vote Against  Test Treaty

‘Trapping ourselves No proof Reds will disarm, Russell says of ban treaty

Views Treaty As Path To Trap for US   Fear Disarmament Without On-Site Inspection Rights

President. At Capital In Kolwezi   Mineral ‘Operation Halted Following ‘Damaae By Blasts

ISHOMBE READY TD PARLEY OR FIGHT 10 END   Katangan Chief Prepares to Make a Stand at His War Capita]   FORCES RETREAT   UN Troops Consclidating Positions as Fighting Facoc

Katangans Blow Up Bridges   Secessionist Also Prepares to Fight UN Forces to End

Tshombe Says Talk Or Fight   tombe Khrushchev Due  Fight At Party Meet  co en en 2 ee © ae       nt Moise.

Ready to Talk Or Fight U.N. Forces to End  Bio Mining Firm's   Big Mining Firm’s Operations Halted; Bridges Blown Up

Ready To Make Stand Or Parley   UN Troops Push Advance Toward North War Base °

Forces Retreat  Toward Kolwezi, Blowing Bridges On Way North  From Jadotville

Disaster Leaves Swiss Community With 40 Ornhans  Airplane Accident Wipes Out One-Fifth Of Town’s Population

80 Killed In Worst Disaster... . : Switzerland Is Mourning  For Victims Of- Air Crash

eS ee Cae eee SS ee ee eee ee ee ee eS Ls ee lhe eee  Swiss Tragedy Wiped Out Fifth Of Small Village

30 Dead” Mourned in Air Crash Entire Village ‘ * Cownicil Killed

TU NETEIMEREE VE tial  a witzerland village mourns for airliner crash victims

40 Children Orphaned By Swiss Air Crash Killing 80; Rule Out Sabotage

Nation Mourns Its Worst Air Disaster...  Crash Leaves Swiss  Town With 40 Orphans

Worst Airline Disaster  Swiss Plane Crash Leaves  Village With 40 Orphans

‘Worse Than War, Swiss Villagers Say of Air Disaster That Wiped Out Whole Generation

Stunned Swiss in Mourning For Air Disaster Victims   U. S. BARS VIET TRAVEL

40 Orphans Left in Village — Swiss Mourn Victims  Of Worst Plane Crash

80 Victims Mourned Plane Disaster Orphans 40 In One Swiss Village

@ Fifth of Population Killed  2 eee *  Village Mourns Air Crash Dead

Village Loses 5th Of People   Switzerland Mourns Death Of 80 Persons in Airline Crash, Forty Orphaned

Operation ‘Big Lift’ 'U.S. to Move 16,000 Troops ITo W. Germany In 72 Hour:

Massive U.S. Troop Airlift  Starts Tonight   Project ‘Big Lift’ Designed To Show Speed In Troop Movement To Europe

Romney’s Design For New State Economic Department Is Cleared From Committee.

2 Die, 1 Hurt In Collapse Of Oil Derrick  Other Men Escape Injury As 200 Tons of Steel Falls

Nation Gives Thanks In Sadness Tomorrow   Kennedy Family To Gather For Holiday At Hyannis Port

New Hampshire Solon Says  Sen. Margaret Chase Smith Could Beat Barry & Rocky

Jobless Pay Up, In Four County Area  Minuteman Work Completion As

Jobless Pay Exeeeds June Rate Locally   Beneifts Paid Are Down 10.907 Over July 1962

Jobless Pay Up, In Four County Area  Minuteman Work   Minuteman Work Completion As  Reason for Hike

Temperature Dips Across The State   Four Deaths Blamed On Storm; Hundreds Ot Schools Closed

Notables Attend Simple Services Mark Last Rites for Estes Kefauver

On Conducted To Conducted Tour  Ranch Not Like Home Now, First Lady Says

Lady bird Turns Tour Conductor   Johnson, Erhard Talks  Center on Soviet Union

Lady Bird Meets Press  Life on LBJ Ranch Not Like Home Since Johnson Family Moved into White House

Around The Ranch With Lady Bird —   A Sprightly Tour With First Lady

DOESN’T SEEM LIKE HOME : Things HaveC€ hanged Around Texas Ranch,   View Of Lady Bird 

Ladybird Declares: Life on LBJ Ranch Colorful, But ls No Longer Like Home

Since Husband Got To White House  Life At Ranch Not Same. Wife Of President Says

Wild Car Injures Nine at Princeton   Crosses Sidewalk Several Times Near Supermarket; Girl, 4, Is Serious,

Summer of Racial Decision For U.S.   Integration Moves To Pressure Both Large and Small

Miss American Legion Fair Contest Open  For Registration   Fifteen Girls From the Area Already Enrolled For The Event

Wheat PactJEK Okehs — Sale to Reds   Bans Red China, Cuba, Claims Benefit to U.S.

JFK APPROVES THE SALES OF WHEAT TO USSR   Visions Transactions Of Strong Benefit Te The Nation   CUBA AND RED CHINA CAN’T PARTICIPATE

Red China And Cuba Ruled Out   Transactions May Run Over ’ $900 Million ©

Sales Given Green Light By Kennedy   Deals With Cuba, Peking Ruled Out By Chief Executive

OHIOANS FEEL FIRST CHILL OF FALL Tornado Rips Through Columbus Area Airport

House Vote Of 77-29 Defeats It   Lawmaker Objects To Phone Tactics Of Bill’s Backers

Vatican Adopts Final Plans for Choosing Pope  Conclave Marshal I«   Conclave Marshal Is From Rome, Georgia

Board Would Begin Tax With 50-Cent Sales   Governor Votes With Republican Members To Adopt Resolution Today

2-Price Dairy Bill Passed By Senate  Urge Farmers  To Cut Down RAST CQccueelecn

On His Terms Gov. Scranton hema Mandatory Reorganization Of School Districts

Scranton Gives Views On Schools   He Sull Favors Mandatory  Feature of Law

Officials Iron Out Plans for Protest March   Randolph, Aides Set Up Headquarters In Washington Hotel

CHIEFS GATHER TO IRON OUT MARCH PLANS   Director Meeting Key Members of Staff; 250,. 000 Turnout Forecast   VOW NONVIOLENCE   Black Muslim Leade Critical, Warns of ‘Race Explosion’

Differ on Fate Of Tax Offer   Contrasting Views Presented in Wake Of Governor’s Plan

Illinois Aid Fund Fight  Continues   Kerner, Carpentier Exchange Blasts As Breach Widens

Songs. of freedom   Quint story untrue, Papa Dionne says   Earlier story on Pore 36

Father Denie: Quintuplets’ Mistreatment   Oliva Dionne Says Magazine Article  Full Of Untruths’

iSuggests Quints Did It for Money  Father of Dionnes Peclares  ‘Sad Childhood Story Untrue

20 Transfers At Austin   6 WOMEN PICKET SCHOOL MONDAY   Question ‘Absent’ Students

And McNamara Warns USSR About Strength Of This Nation And Alliance

McNamara Warns Moscow oe vee aan  NATO Asks Easing Of World Tensions

NATO Asks Easing Of Tensions   Ministers Hear From McNamara Warning Of War’s Effects

Allies Ask Easing Of Cold War  Russia Warned Of   Russia Warned Ot NATO Power As Conference Ends

Babies Still Improving Quints Squirm and Squall as Fortunes Continue to Mount

[The Quintuplera  The Squirming, Squalling 5 ‘Now Have $250,000 In Gifts

Gifts Estimated at $250, 000  Health, Fortunes Improve For Famed Fischer Quints

Gifts Now Total $50,000 And... Quints Get $50,000 For Story And $100,000 Home

Sell Rights to Story Improvement of Quints  \Matched by Cash Offers

_ Money Pouring In—   Quints’ Health, Fortune Continue To Improve

Curtis Co. Buys Publishing Rights Quints Fortunes Continue To Grow

‘Fischer Quintuplets Show Plenty of Life Jas Family Counts $250,000 in Gifts

[$100,000 Home Planned  Cash and Gifts to Quintuplets Estimated at About $250,000

Parents Get Good News  Quints Continue Improvement,  Get Estimated $250,000 jin Gift:

Red Split Sharpened  Khrushchev Leaves Berlin ‘Amid Talk of Coexistence

How It Wuz  COOL ‘FAIR’ WEATHER HOLDS GOOD SECOND DAY: SEE CLEARING  SKIES BY WEONESDAY

Man Wounded in Butte Bar   By WILLIAM J CLARK (Standard-Post Staff Writer)

 Bennett. Wowt-Seek, Governor's  Post In N. C.; Will Back Preyer

Rocky Urges GOP Backing Of Rights Bill  Move Could Cause Anger In Own Party

POSTMASTER DAY DISCLOSES  214 Cities Included In New Mail Service

Heavy fighting on bloody battleground  CT CEA: Mme eRrIrrynre WRITCYLIT

U.S. Colonel, Army Cooks Become Battle Patrol To Trap Red Troops

Texas Colonel Wins Victory Without A Shot   Soldiers Return To Duties As Cooks And Military Advisors

U.S. Nabs 16 Reds in Viet Nam   Trap Guerrillas Without Firing, Colonel Reports

Makeshiff U.S. Force Traps rleeingReds   Act To Protect American Majo!

Formed By Colonel From Texas  U.S. Patrol Traps Red Viet Cong Unit

American Advisors In South Viet Nam Take Red Prisoners   Vietnamese Mopping Up Guerrillas Who Were In on Big Ambush.

Hastily Mobilized American Unit Traps Fleeing Viet Cong Soldiers   Patrol ls Formed Only to Protect U.S. Officer

Used The Cooks  U. S. Patrol Traps  Fleeing Communists   Didn't Fire Shot In Work

Army Colonel Turns Cooks Into Fighters   17 Communist Prisoners Taken, No Shots Fired

Yanks Seize Red Unit In Jungle Area   Fleeing Viet Nam Force Captured In Bloodless Action

Take Commie: Without Shot  Being Fired   Unit Put Together To Protect Yankee Major In Jungle

Texas Colonel Organizes Unit, Protects Major  Guerrilla Force Tried To Escape After Ambusn

One: Man’s Opinion:   Yank Patrol Traps Reds in Viet Nam   Makeshift Group Fires No Shots 

‘Makeshift U.S. Battle Unit Formed   Rebels Surrender Without Resisting

U.S. Unit Traps Reds  In Jungle   ‘Battle Patrol Captures 17 Viet Cong Without Sho

NO SHOOTING IS REQUIRED {IN EXPLOIT   Second Setback Also Reported During Week

Traffic Death Toll Climbing  Across Nation   Safely Officials Urge Motorists to Drive Slowly

Hunter's Paradise   Post Office Plan Appears the Same With ‘65 End Due

Government Remains in Control  Pro-Castro Terrorists Strike Bloody Blows in Venezuela

Undeclared War  na eel  Multi-Nation Nuclear Force  Protested By Soviet Union

"UNDECLARED STATE OF WAR”  U.S. WARNED AGAINST NATO NUCLEAR PROJEC

Abide by Thrift Pledge, Johnson Tells Military   President: Emphasizes Economy at Meet. ing With Joint Chiefs of Staff.

MEETS WITH CHIEFS President Tells Military Men To Watch Spending

President Talks With Joint Chiefs   Pentagon Leaders Told to Follow ‘Dollar for Dollar’

Economy Pledge Is Stressed By. New President   Johnson Holds Conferences Today With Nation’s Military Leaders

Girl Seriously Hurt In Mishap   Full Dollar Value  Sought By Johnson

ThrongsPay Homage To Pope John.   St. Peter’s Basilica Open All Night To Handle Mourners

Homage Paid to Pope   Say Million Persons Will Pass His Body; Flowers Mount

Largest In State History Withholding Tax,  Other Reforms In Brown's Request

See Soviet Fish Fleet At Norma!   Believe They Do Gather Intelligence but No Step-up Is Seen

For Christmas  Young Wichita girl wants bicycle despite blindness

e May Get Braille Typewriter—  Blind Girl Excited. As Anyone Over Nearness Of Christmas

Senate Shuffle Last Dance On 1963 Legislature Card   Approval Predicted For Most Of Kennedy Civil Rights Bill

Blind Yudent  17 VWIUUYIti  To Tour Capitol  Reynolds Invites - Rejected Youth

Dalton Asks House to Cut Amendments  Senate Approves Drunk Driver Bill

Hail, Tornado Ruled Possible   Weather Alert Posted For from 2 to 8 p.m,

FEFX AWVMINE ARSENAL FOUND. IN ALTO   Violence On A New York Street: One Killed, One Dead, One Arrest

Trieste To Make ‘First Dive  amera Spots ‘Big nn rs Ce or (a bo ce 

Trieste Set To Dive In Sub Search  Descent Planned At Spot Believed Thresher’s Grave

Trieste Sent To Bottom Seeking Clue  Ya ft 0 a i ce oe ek oe cet ceoen 8 caw   Evidence Indicates Sunken Thresher Mav Be Located

Navy Sending Trieste down to Seek Thresher  Search Craft to Scout Area Where  Debris Was Found

Deep-Diving Trieste Probes Ocean Floor Seeking Thresher’s Remains

 Thresher Believed Located . Navy Hopes To Locate Sub In Mile- And-A-Half Plunge

Bolt Turns Craft Into  Ball of Fire  Pan-Am Boeing Was Near End ° ( Of 4-Hour Trip

None Survive  Mid-Air Blast   Jet Believed Hit By Lightning, Falls In Maryland Countryside

Threat Seen Outrage By  Councilman   Racial Progress Demanded, Negro Leader Declares

THREAT CALLED ‘‘OUTRAGE’”’- King Threatens New Drive in Birmingham

Favoritism Charged by Montevideo, Granite Falls  Location of College Is Still Big Issue

MAY BRING COSMONETTE East Germans Prepare  For Nikita Visit Today

Plan Rousing Reception for  Soviet Leader  Khrushchev Visit Appears to Be One  Arf 60 ..?... 3.4.

Kast Germans Readying For  Khrushchev   Communists Plan Greeting To Match Kennedy's Crowds

AL-Out_ for. Nikita Visit"  Es ‘Germany Reds Rally ‘To. Stéal JFK Thunder

AFTER KENNEDY TRIUMPH East Germans Seek Rousing Reception For Khrushchev

Berlin Reds To Welcome Khrushchev   E. German Officials Planning Reception To Rival Kennedy’s

AT TALKS BY THE BLACK SEA  Rusk-Khrushchev Parley To Cover Many Topics

Inside Today   Weekend Traffic Mishaps Add Seven to State's Toll

High Court Rules Judges Can't Halt Freight Cuts   UNDER ICC STUDY

Lower Court Lacks Power  In Rail Case   Justice Points Out Congress Gave 1CC Exclusive Authority

High Court Sides With Railroads   Decision Keeps Lower Tribunal. From Barring Cuts

Ruling Given by Supreme Court On Grain Hauls  Rail Lines Gain Win ICC Has Authority

High Court Rules On Freight Cuts   Lower Tribunals Lack Authority To Block Them

Courts Can't Block Cuts in Freight Rates  Cac em me Ve heel   Supreme Tribunal Bars Action Pending Decision by ICC

Lower Tribunals Lack Authority fo Bar Rail Rafe Cuts, Supreme Courf Rules

Two Prison Inmates Escape; Soon Caught  Gray Walls Cleared With Sheet Rope; Third Man Takes Tumble

Missing Ohio Man Arrested, Quizzed About Charred Body Found In His Car

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS Rv The Accaciated Prace   Not Against Fixed Easter Date Universal Calender

Date of Easter May be Fixed   Vatican Council Prepared to Accept Universal Calendar

Vatican Meet Votes Approval On Easter Date   Fixed Day ts Given Favor; Perpetual Calendar Supportec

New Universal Calendar Gets Support  Vatican Council Approves Fixed Date for Easter

Fixed Date For Easter Acceptable   Vatican Council Says It Would Not Oppose New Universal Calendar

‘Conferees Have No Objections to ‘Perpetual Calendar’  Catholic Council Willing To Accept Fixed Easter Date

DESCRIBES HIS PART Kx -Marine Says Castro Spy Shot At Guantanamo

Now eligible for Bail?  Court Ruling Gives Genovese New Chance For Freedom

Crime King’s Hopes for Freedom Are Boosted by High Court's Ruling

‘Strategy For Peace’:  Kennedy’s Reasons For Ignoring Advisers On Europe Trip Clear

JFK Wants To Close NATO Ranks Before Big Peace Bid   News Analvsis   ilillnl  ai il IN smi Allen- Scott Report : LL nn  IF K May Dismantle N- Plants

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Europe Trip Key Element In JFK ‘Peace Strategy’

One of Top Reasons for European Trip  Before JK Can Take Advantage ‘Of Chino-Russ Split He Must First Calm Fears Of Our Allie:

Former Ambassador Does Heroic Civil Rights Job   Acts As Governor's Trouble Shooter

WEATHER   Settlement Of Chamizal Dispute will Be Announced Today By Twe President

Army Slates Reduction In Europe  5 AND SUPPORT TROOPS COMING HOME

Will Permit Return of About 9,490 Support ‘Froops to U.S. And Save Monev

Going Into the Big Ditch   MONEY-SAVING ACTION Army Supply Reduction Ordered for Europe Bases

Board refuses to delay graduation of Meredith  6-5 vote comes after report that action mioht andanoar tnivareitv’e annsraditatinn

Meets With Gromyko  Russian Troops In Cuba Being Probed By Kohler

Sooner Fans Whoop It Up After 17-12 Win in L.A.  Grid Binge Grips State

SOLDIER UNHURT BY BOMBS, SHELLS      Private Remains in Im.  pact Area of Firing Range for 11 Hours

Soldier Has Harrowing Experience  Spends 11 Hour In Impact Area As Live Target

@ Four Organizations Win Exclusive Recognition— Local Post Olfice Organizes A Labor-Management Plan

Por Negotiation, Consultation' eee eon  LV Post Office To  Implement Program

Local Post Office Takes Official Action On. Negotiation, - Consultation Law

Postal Employees To Get Union Bargaining   Effects All Post Offices  Strikes Ruled ~~ Qut

Hughes Gels First-Hand View of How Jowa's Blind Are Prepared For Jobs

King Hassan  Willing To  Talk Peace Morocco Chief  Asks Ben Bella To Stop Attacks

King of Morocco Ready for Talks  Offers to Meet With President of Algeria

King of Morocco ln Bid for Meeting fo End Sahara Baile   Reminds Algeria ot Assistance Given in Wear tor Indesandencs.

AS ER ANS CP EE EO IED TTT I  WITH ROMNEY DISAVOWAL  Clear Sailing Seen For Rocky In 1964

Gun Accidents Kill 3 As Deer  Season Opens  At Least 4 Hunters Ciffae Fatal Haart   At Least 4 Hunters Suffer Fatal Heart Attacks In Field

Lebanese Leader Killed in Crash  Private Plane Falls Into Mediterranean

Air Crash Kills Middle  East Figure   3 Others Die As * Privite Plane Falls Near Beitiat Harbor

RES iler i ¢ SEES BRIA EES Le ER HE nn Ue RE a rENUNCNE IS: ae  xctomniN cance  Council Condemns Inappropriate Religious Art, Images In Churches

day he could be addressed at the North Pole, zip code number 99701.

Hearings Mark State  Legislature   Mondale’s Appearance Lacks Fire; Marshall Denies State Patrol Quota

URGES RAISE  IN FUNDS FOR  MENTAL HEALTH STATE BOARD ASKS  LEGISLATURE FOR CHANGE IN POLICY

Heart Attack? May Not Be   ftieart Attack? May Not Be  “Death at Night Club: ‘Gluttony’

Jobless Rolls Are Swelled Half-Million   Official Indicates Boost Significant; Farm Jobs Decline

Aimy Makes Major Concéssion ‘Governors Approve: Army’ S Plan for  Reoragnization of National Guard

Governor's Conference Okays Guard Shuffle, Cites State Veto Riaht

States Retain Veto On Plan   Some Governors Still To Object To Reorganization By Pentagon

Reds Lead Demonstration Against America In Ceylon   Trade Union Leader

Gronouski Choice Cheers Democrats  Wisconsin Party Hails New Plum

60 Feared Dead In Fire at Ohio Home for Agec   Twenty-one Rescued as Blaze Destroy: One-Story Building at Norwalk.

First Turkey Give-Away To Be Held Saturday: Merchants Offer Bargains

Are Folks of Lawrence Aware of Their Service?  Father, Editor Says KU Music, Art Camp Is Tops

eee es i nn Seine are eT, ey ere ea  - Are Folks of Lawrence Aware of Their Service?  ‘Father, Editor Says KU Music, Art Camp Is Tops

CARL PUETZ INJU] REL ANOTHER, DRIVER SHARGED AND SIX VEHICLES ARE DAMAGED IN ACCIDENTS :,

CARL PUFTZ, INJURED — , ANOTHER DRIVER CHARGED AND SIX VEHICLES ARE DAMAGED IN ACCIDENTS -

 As Far As European Policy Goes Believe Study Will Show U. WS.  Has Been On The Right Track

Top White House Specialists Start Detailed Re-Examination of Nation’s European Policy

U.S. Re-Examines European Policy in Light of De Gaulle   Administration Feels Current Policy Still A Very Sound One.

U.S. Policy in Western Eurone Is Re-examined  White House Calls fo: Look at Al Problem:

NO CHANGES ANTICIPATED FROM STUDY   Action Follows Conferences At  White House

U.S. Policy On Europe Under Stud   Specialists Think -Present Programs To Be Continued

Administration fo Re-Examine European Policy  Hope to Produce Confirmation That u wn ‘  Line Riak

Rusk, Aides To Examine  U.S. Policy  Officials Expect Confirmation Of Present Course

Russia Admits Its Troops Are  Leaving Cuba   Discloses Four Ships Already Enroute Home

Of Imperialist Aggressors  Reds Claim Advisers Thwarted ‘Intrigue’

New Threat Seen From Deen Snow   Emergency Workers Sent To Four States; See More Rain Next 5 Days

Students  ' : Caught Up In Strugele  University Rector Is Dismissed And am. oh ne kt pres rr

Large Audience Hears Carolling    John Kennedy Eulogized  Three Americans Win Nobel Prizes

Nobel Prizes Given Three Americans As Kennedy Is Eulogized As Crusader

Leaks of U.S. Secrets Denied By McNamara  ‘Pleased’ With Way Military Intelligence

Tyke Learuers   Women over 140   WOMAN’S CLUB TO MEET AT RONNO SCHIUTTER HOME

Similar to 1951 Heavy Overnight Rains Cause Flooding Around Gypsum, Kan

Clay Deplores Huge Aid Cut, Views Danger   General Supports Slap by Kennedy

State Airport Situation How It Might Change   Gen. Clay Says House Vote To Cut Aid Could Damage Free World

Joins Forces With Kennedy, Rusk In Deploring Surprise House Move

New Hirings Banned on Moon Jobs   Douglas Affected; Heavy Cuts in Budget Blamed

IN ASSASSINATION PLOT Paris Police Report Capture Of Nine Secret Army Members

Terrorists . Still Active InFrance  9 Had Orders To Kill Premier Police Report

Union Chief Hits Jobless Pay Policy   Unemployment Bill Called Unfair To Retired Workers

Byrd Has Control Of Tax Cut Bill   Senator Appears Able To Enforce Go-Slow Policy on Measure

Ask donation   Controlling committee  See Sen. Byrd able  to slow tax cut bill

Byrd Aiming At ‘Go-Slow’ On Tax Slash   SIX REPUBLICANS   JANUARY tat   NOT SCHEDLLED

Byrd Bottles Up Bill In Committee Quick Senate Action On Tax Cut Unlikely

Byrd Puts ‘Siow Sign’ On Tax Cut   He's In Full Control Of Finance Committee

Byrd Firmly In Control  Of Tax Unit   Able To Enforce (,0-Slow Policy On Tax Reduction Bill

Byrd Policy On Tax Bill 's Go Slow   \ Virginian Has Firm Control Of Committee

Byrd's Policy On Tax Cuts Draws Support.   Committee Expected To Adopt ‘Go-Slow’ Approach on Bil!

Byrd Holds Tight Grip On Tax Act   Go-Slow Policy Has Support Of Committee

Byrd in Control Of Committee or Tax Legislation  Able to Enforce His Policy on Tax Slash

Says Byrd Can Slow Tax Cut Legislation   Has Backing Of Three Democratic And Six Republicans In Senate Finance Committee

Senate Goes Slow On JFK; Tax Cut Bill’  Byrd In “Full: Control --

Byrd Holds Senate Rein:  On Tax Cut   Virginian Favors  A Go-Slow Policy

BYRD CONTROLS SLOW-DOWN ON TAX CUT BILL   NO WORK LIKELY ON LEGISLATION BEFORE THURSDAY

Auto Liability Insurance Law Bill Offered —   Would Boost ‘Coverage

Scotland Yard Arrests Five And Recovers About $280,000 Of Huge Loot

Recover More Loot From Train. Robbery  Doin GCascomarte lneladina Turn VAlaman In   Five Suspects, Including Two Women, In Custody And Being Questioned By Police

State Motor Bureau Told To Clean Up  _ Its Quarters Health Menace,

Crowded Quarters of Motor Vehicles Bureau Cited as Health Menace

Seekers Of Fact Move On To Hue   Pa rt. Of Group To Ge To Coastal Town North Of Saiqon

Moroccans Threaten His Borders   Berber Uprising In Interior Brings Air Appeal For Unity

Trouble Rises Again In Algeria   Moroccans Poise at Border Ben Bella Says

BERBER UPRISING Ben Bella Charges Morocco Is Supporting Revolt In Algeria

Ben Bella Says Nation Also Threatened From Within by Army Mutiny

Ben Bella In Appeal For Policy Support   Units OF Army Reported In State Of Mutiny: Movements Pondered

Morocco Is Hit By Ben Bella   Algerian President Says Moroccan Arm Poised Qrer Ygrder

Downtown Area Must Be Best To Compete   It’s Outdoor Living... Today

Progress Alliance.  Faced With Shakeur   Administration Reported Considering ‘Complete Reorganization Of Program’

You Should Be Better Off Than In ‘58 —  Figures Show Weekly Wage Now Goes Further In City

Kennedy Creates Medal for Service   Labor Leaders Set To Make Complaint

‘Charge College Employe  $4 Million Fake Money  Ring Broken on Coast

Huge Counierreiting Ring Broxen In Calif   Escaped Criminal Hunted By Father, Brother, Uncle In Alleys Of Bronx

Printer Held After Special Editior 54-Million High Quality Counter'«

$4 Million in Fake Bills Run Off  COLLEGE PRESS IS USED TO PRINT BOGUS MONEY

Two Underground Nuclear Explosion: Rock Buildings Around Las Vegas

‘ The Harris Survey  Growing Adverse Reaction To  Rockefeller’s Diverce and Remarriage

DOES NOT ADD TO STATEMENT FOR NEWSMEN   Texas Executive Goes Home From Hospital; Wound Is Severe   ONE HAND ALWAYS MAY BE AFFECTED

Ww Ww  State Still Free of Auto Death: During Holiday Weekend; Worst May Be Yet to Come

Assembly Tax Action Pushed  si ik si sii sia I ii   Income Levy Proposal Would Aid Schools

Assembly Tax Action Pushed   Income Levy Proposal Would Aid Schools

Cloud Seeks Karly Action  On Tax Bills   Hopes For Quick Move On Cabinet. Regents Measures

Stage Is Set For New Talks In Rail Dispute   Unprecedented Bargaining Due;  Wirtz Confident

Heaviest Snow Of Century in Southern Area   12 Below in Memphis, Travel ls Dangerous

President Johnson Acts  Monday Proclaimed National Day of Mourning

Prison Term  For Schneider   Receives Two Years in Waupun For Misappropriation of Funds

State Has Raised Rights Question In 5-Year Economic Recovery Plan

Scranton Wary Of Appalachian Aid Proposals   Governor Injects States’ Rights Issue In Federal Eco. nomic Aid Plan.

Khrush Is Pushing Line At Parties   Returning To His Old Form Of Diplomacy

Nikita Back Pushing Line over Cocktails  Advent of Sputniks Had Sobered Premie from Earlier Vigor

Wave Of Asian Flu Hits Kast   Outbreaks Likely T« Spring Up In Other Areas Of The Nation

Death Spread By Asian Flu In 108 Cities   Wave Hitting East, Leapfrogging Inland As Far as Kansas

East Areas Hardest Hit At Present   Asian Virus Confirmed In Several States

Asian Flu Bugs Invade The East: Spread Predicted   River Area Still Free, Check Shows

Reaches Inland After Hitting Eastern States   Influenza Deaths Running Over Epidemic Threshhold For 4 Week«

Asian Flu: Makes Late Bow in U.S  ' lowa, Waterloo  Not Affected Yat

Eastern Part Of Nation Hit By Asian Flu  Health Officials Fear Outbreaks I: All Parte Of I].S.

Outbreak of Asian Flu Hits Eastern Seaboard  Susnected but Not Confirmed Here   Suspected but Not Confirmed Here

Asian Flu Hitting Eastern Seaboard; Fear Local Outbreaks Across Nation   Soviets Say U. S. Tests Snarl Atomic Ban Talks

Likely to Spread in Local Outbreaks—  Asian Flu Hits in East, Leapfrogs Inland

Goes Inland As Far As Kansas  Eastern Seaboard Hit By Asian Flu Epidemic

Shock Wave Of Asian Flu Leapfrogs Inland To Kansas After Hitting Eastern Seaboard

Report Deaths  Running Over  Epidemic Stage   Chronically Ill,   Chronically II, Elderly, Pregnant Women Vulnerable

POOSHOHOHSHOHEHHOHOHOSHOSHHOHSOHOSHOSHOHHHEHSHOSOHHOHHSHSHHOOHEOHOHOHSESOCOESELESS  Asian Flu Heading Inland

Shock Wave of Asian Flu Hitting Eastern Seaboard, Moving Inland as Far as Kansas

Asian Flu Hits Eastern Area; Epidemic Seen   Public Health Service Fears Other Outbreaks; Death Rate Is. Climbing

Asian Flu Spreading Across U.S. * * * + xk & * * x $.6~ & * x .« * *  Marvland Amone States Where Virus Ie Contirmed -

Asian Flu Traveling  From Eastern States  Local Outbreaks Expected - . Within Month Throughout U. S.

§. California Stricken After 300 Dry Days   Shock Wave Of Asian Flu Hits Portions Of Nation   OoOtTRBRREAKS

Shock Wave Of Asian Flu Leapfrogs Inland From Eastern U.S. To Kansas

a y Friend ot Death  Shock Wave of Asian Flu Hitting Eastern Seaboard

WHERE TO FIND IT   FLU DEATHS OVER EPIDEMIC RATE FOR 4 WEEKS  Influenza Sending Shock Wave Of Misery And Death From East Coast

Death Rise As Disease Rolls West   Cases Confirmed In Kansas, Illinois; Elderly Vulnerable

Report Asian Flu Is Sweeping Inland From East Coast   Public Health. Service Says Cases Detected In Ranseas and flinols.

Asian Variety Moves Inland ‘Across Nation   Health Service Reports Deaths Over Epidemic Threshold

The World Today  xK*k* xk**x “2? 2.-Stor Bulletins Fram Around the World   Navy Plane Sights Debris

REPORT $1,000 DAMAGE TO TWO CARS — ONE PERSON IS INJURED  at CA Pee He rereP eset UCR E A

REPORT $1,000 DAMAGE TO TWO CARS — ONE PERSON IS INJURED  FAI FAITERCEROCTIOA! ASICTIIAYD

Russian Bombers Fly Over Ranger  One Jet Swoops Low Over U.S. Carrier

Red Jets Fly Over Carrier      One Soviet Bombe: Makes Low Pass Near Ranger in Pacific

Program To Come Under Joint Study  $457,000 Voted To Tide Agency Over Final Weeks

Calls Meet of Cabinet on Conflict   Yank Challenge on Atomic Arms Seen as !ssue

Diefenbaker Holding Secret Session Today   Could Result In Special General Elections On Anti-U. S. Campaign

Diefenbaker Has Meeting With Cabinet   Conference May Result In Decision to Call General Election Soon

Canada Crisis Meeting Held   Cabinet Holds Saturday Session; Dissolution of Parliament Seen

Canadian Elections Speculated  Move Seen In Wake Of Controversy On Nuclear Arms Issue

Diefenbaker Calls Meeting Of Cabinet  Nuclear Policy Criticism by U.S.

Canada s Vote Call at Hand   First Steps to Dissolve Parliament Being Taken

New Canadian Election Hinted  Fuss With U.S. Seen Back Of Maneuver

Cabinet Meets In Unusuat Saturday Session   U.S. Criticism On Nuclear Arms Stirs Dispute

Obervers See Possible Call For Elections   Fierce Campaign Now Could Rupture U.S. Relationship

May Call for New Elections in Canada   Split Widens With U.S. Over Nuclear Weapons Issue; Defense by Rusk.

Diefenbaker Won't Talk On Elections   Speculation Grows Canadian PM Will Dissolve Parliament

Diefenbaker MayDissolve Parliament  : Could Result  From Canada’s

Canadian Sources Say. Parliament May Dissolve Over Arms Controversy

New Canadian Ballot Seen   Speculation Increasing On Parliament Dissolution

Secret Sessions Held in Canada  Call for Elections May Be Forthcoming

wedded. es  New Electior Speculation  Is Growing  Diefenbaker May Take Advantage Of Nuclear Stand

Diefenbaker May Dissolve Parliament   Recent U.S. Blast On Nuclear Arms Cause of Tension

Prime Minister May Dissolve Parliament   Crisis Grows Out Of U.S. Demand That Canada Accept Nuclear Arms

Signal for Canadian Election Awaited   U.S. Criticism Provides Ammunition for Campaign

Anti-U.S. basis  Speculate on possibility of early Canadian election

Elections To : Be Called To Resolve Issue  Crisis Grows From Demand

Meeting Held By Canadian Government  Syeculation Rises   Speculation Rises Diefenbaker May Call for Elections

New Canadian Election Hinted  Fuss with U.S. Seen FSS Eee ee rear ee eee

SECRET TALKS POINT TO RIFT ON U. S. STAND   Prime Minister May Dis. solve Parliament in Bid for More Support   DECISION TODAY   Cabinet Meets Amid Dispute on Policy for Emploving Missiles

Deifenbaker Expected fo Call Becton  Round of Sec Talks He cighton  [Gene [rece genre

CANADA SHUNS NEW FRONTIER   DIEFENBAKER MAY CALL FOR ELECTION OVER U, S. DEMANDS

Puts Blame For Crisis On Conada Claims Secret Data Bared To  Deed ee ge ay

 Long A Fugitive: French Terrorist Turned  \Over To Police By Army

Bound Argoud Turned Over To Paris Cops  Botched Plot Agains De Gaulle, His Aide:  In Secret Army Say

Linked to Assassination Try Former Secret Army Leader Delivered to French Police

Secret Army Surrenders Ringleader   Colleagues Blame Argoud For Failure To Kill De Gaulle

Haiti Throws Out Peaceful Feeler   Dominican Threats Call For Invasion

REE EEE EERE EE EEE EERE ERE ERE REE ERE EERE EERE EEE EEK ER EE  ; Anatomy Of A Crisis:  ‘BIGGEST EQUAL RIGHTS PUSH STARTEI

Anatomy  Of A Crisis  * * * * * * * * * ™ 7 _ Wg 3 FJ. pb: wae ce em avbaeta ah Ln mays 101

Saudi Arabia Has Backing From U.S.   Kennedy Sends Retired Diplomat to Mideast To Put Cairo on Notice

Another Taconite Plant Set   U.S. Steel to Build Huge Plant Near Mountain Iron If Amendment Is Approved

Air Force Major Sutfers Rope Burns in Bailout From Faltering Jet

Drive Launched By Home Owners Against Opinion  Ruling Would Affect ' Private Housing Riaht

Body Found In Closet: Knife Slayer Of Priest May Be Masquerading As Cleric

AIRMAN IS FREED IN MURDER CASE   Released by Air Force After Being Held for 10 Months

HIRED, FIRLD, REBIRED  He Just Sat but Got $197.97 for 2 Weeks Pay

Syria Junta Confident Of Control   Plan to Open Border Later Today; Form 21-Member Cabinet

New Syrian Regime To Open Border:   Military Junta Forms Cabinet of 21 Members

Romney Asks GOP Lawmakers To Push 5 Proareams Fo Enactment Before Election

Erhard Due From Bonn  This Month   Talks With British,  Italians To Follow  ae aus

KEY ALLIES TO VISIT   ...+ European Leaders To See Johnson   Man Held For Making Threat On LBJ's Life

LBJ to Meet Leaders of  4U.S. Allies  Visit of Erhard  Begins ‘Series’

Kefauver Rites Due Tuesday  Tennesseean Honored =. @....%5. <£.£44......

Simple Rites 4t Farm  Sen. Kefauver’s Funeral In Tennessee Tuesday

Kefauver Honored by U.S. Senate  Group Adjourns As Mark of Respect

Senate Honors Dead Colleague   Kefauver Will be Buried Near Farm Home in Tennessee

Senate Pays Its Respects  ToKefauver   Services for Senator Set for Tuesday in Madisonville. Tonn,

Senate Will Adjourn tor  Kefauver   Burial Tuesday Near Farm Home

Edifor Says U.S. Fliers in Action   18 Took Part at Bay Of Pias. He Claims

Service Pay Hike Okayec By Panel  ! Effective Date Set Oct. 1; ‘ Senate To Vote

Committee Okays Raise For Military   Effective Date Of October 1 Is Written In

No. 1 Space Woman Candidate Passes Test, Still Seeks Siars   By JERRIE COBB With Jane Rieker

' — ES SS PRESTR RRR TEETER -_ —  Grounded ‘Astronette’ Hurdles Tests   By JERRIE COBR With Jane Rieker

OPEN HOUSE WILL BE HELD  AT DUDLEY KEY HOME, DANIEL, HONORING E D. KEY ON §5TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Oct. 27

Claim Oswald Took Shot At General Walker   Incident Took Place In Dallas Last Spring

Oswald Had Told Wife He Shot At Ex-Gen. Walker  Mrs. Oswald Tells Investigators Of April 10 Incident -

News Summary  From United Press International   Wife Labels Oswald As Gen. Walker Sniper

Widow Tells His Boast as Rifle Sniper   Attack Linked to Inquiry Into Kennedy Slaving

Wite Says Oswald Once TookaShol AtGen. Walker   Retired General, a Right-Wing Leader, Wea Not Iniured.

Johnson Posthumously Awards Medal of Freedom to Kennedy   FBI Investigating  Oswald Linked toShotat Walker      Jackie Leaves White House

Assassin $ Boast Told By Spouse   She Says He Told of  Firing on Rightist Former General

Bullet Fired At General Last April   Sources Reveal Widow Of Oswald Told FBI Husband Was Involved

Oswald Shot at Walker?  Wife Alleged   Wife Alleged To Have Told Of Shooting

INCIDENT LAST APRIL  Oswald Told Of Firing At Gen. Walker, Say Reports

Hushand Told Her Of Attempt   Former General Reported Shooting Last April

{01 Feared Dead In Alaskan Plane Crash   Debris. Bodies Snotled In Stormy Sea

Find Pieces Of Debris, No Survivors   28 Women, Children On Military Airliner; Crashes in Gulf

Governor Onens Fight On Ruling   No Special Sessior Planned to Rush State Redistricting

While Snoozing, Cooper Kept Thumbs Tucked In  Harness, He Tells Docs

Barnett Will Visit Capital To View Body   Mississippi .  Distressed By Action

SCUSSES CHANGE   Oil Deal Nets $200,000 Gain   Reporter Finds Records

Murray Tells Of Oil Profit Of $200, 000   Paper ‘in Dallas Tells-of Wharton . County Operation

Murder Charge Against Young Woman Dropped   Rita Shaw Faces Kidnaping Count

Cite Negro Leader s Ang Rap Government Policy in Civil Rights Hearings

‘GET ME OUT OF HERE Ethiopian Soon Learned Of  Red Indoctrination System

Segregation, Food, Useless Studies Disillusion Ethopian in Red School

Dallas Paper Says Gross $285,000   Murray Sees No Conflict With TRC Position

Only ‘Fight! Comes On Amendments   Abele One Of I hree Who Voted Against Extending Draft Lay

Labor Against  Rocky on Auto Fee Increase Declares Car  Necessity Now ~ And Not Luxury

AFL-CIO Fights Fee Increase  Organized Labor Rebuffs Rockefeller

Legtsidture: ————  Pay Bill Is Introduced in  State Senate  Per Diem Salary OF $10, Expenses  ne: 1

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GOP SAYS HOUSE ONLY INVOLVED IN STATE VOTE   KERNER STYMIED BY REPUBLICANS UNTIL THURSDAY

WOULD PICK NOMINEES IN CONVENTION   Special Session To Eliminate Cumulative Vote For Legislature, Extend Hours For Polls.

Ishombe Gives Up In Fight With U.N.   Local Bank Re-Elects Directors

Offer Made By Tshombe For Parleys   Tribal Fighting Sul Raging As Casualties Rise

Recess Is Forever   EAST ST, LOUIS FIGURES SET  Banks Agree to Hiring Deal

Demonstration Called Off  Banks Agree to Hire NegroesIimmediately

NEWS INDEX   State Schools’ Employe Hiring Due Closer Look      rg. i EB

 TWO MEN HELD AT ROGERSVILLE  MURDER CHARGE ARISES FROM FIRE      Friends Bid Kefauver Simple Farewell

x Wire Picty  Way to Everest. Slick—   Senate Approves Sales Tax Boost: Bill to House

Revenue Bill Sent To House   enue Bill Sent Lo House  Senate Votes 3 Pct. Sales Tax   May Veto Revenue Bill

lowa Senale Sends Revenue Measure To House: Boosts Sales and Use Taxes   Vote to Drop Liquor Books

From Houston to Dallas—  On His 100th Birthday, Texan Pilots Jetliner

Fracas Flares In House Over Slow Progress   Threatened Walkout By Demo Minority Culminates Debate

Attack Fatal To Monte Blue, 76   Ex-Harborite Gained Fame In Silent Movies

Anti-Castro Riots  United Nations Start 18th Session Midst Demonstration

He’sin Center of Political Road ba dah a eee dbl ens ad tn  Rocky Starts Second Term; Outlines Philosophy

\2nd F our-Year Term \Rocketeller Is Sworn  \In As N. Y. Governor

TODAY'S MARKETS Local . . . K. C. Livestock Chicago Grain ...N. Y. Stocks  —TODAY'S MARKETS TODAY—   NEW VORK STOCK

The World Today ‘ x*x«x« x*x* x x*x*x  2 Cs, Billadine Eram Arnnnd tha Warll   Nearo Alderman Is Found Shot

Chicavo Negre Solon Is Slain  In His Office   Crime Syndicate Is Blamed for Slaying  Power in Council

Alderman Found Slain Tn Chicago   Handeuffed,  Qhart ta Death   Handeuffed, Shot to Death In His Office

hen Storm Signals Indicate Marital Troubles—  «Here Are 7 Ways To Help In Times Of Crisis

New License Withdrawal Program Set   Traffic Safety Group Sets Tougher Penalty For Some Offenses

Wheat Acreage in 1964  Forecast at 60,000,000 : ry RRR ieretaiee, 1 ¢ yo.  oe ee

60 million acre wheat planting seer  mrertem ans   Ag eg releases fi official bettas

Thousands Visit [Kennedy's Grave   Mirs. Kennedy Stays In Seclusion  * * * * * * * * * * * x x * * *  Thousands Of Letters Received Rv Martvr’s Widaar

Moisture In Clovis   More Diplomacy, Less Protocol Needed —- Ike

Demo Solons Lauds GOP On Rights  q Humphrey Vows om » messlbcdian On

735 at Brady High Graduate Tuesday   Rochelle Will Graduate 5 Seniors Friday

Lobbyist Activities Exposed  Support Builds for Rewriting Of Philippine War Claims Act

Viet Nam Rebels  Escaping  _ Advisers Admit   U.S. Advisers Admit Whole Affair Botcheci

Slip Away After Battle In Viet Nam   Government Troops Give Half-Hearted Pursuit At Ambush

Vietnamese Lists Casualties After Stunning Ambush  600 Well-Trained   600 Well-Trained Guerrillas Launch Attack, Escape

Viet Cong Guerrillas Flee Trap  Vietnamese  ‘Lack Heart For Chase

VIETNAMESE TROOPS STUNNED BY BLOODY RED AMBUSH; GUERRILLAS PRAISED BY AMERICAN ADVISERS

Reds Evading Eneirclement By Vietnamese   Stunned by Bloody Ambush, They Make Half-Hearted Drive

Guerrillas  Slip Away  in to Jungle   Although Encircled, Pursuit Appears To Be Half-Hearted —

White House Sets Viet Nam Probe   Viet Congs Sneaking Out Of Trap as Pursuit Fails

Astronaut Cooper Near Splashdown   Recovery Forces Ready In Pacific; Flight Orbits Were Excellent

Cooper Drifts Toward Splashdown   U.S. Near End of Greatest Adventure

Big 3 Resume Test Ban Talks In Washington   Letter Exchange Narrows Issues. but Dozens of Details Still In Dispute.

Hopes Rise For Accord  At Sessions   Russian, British, U. S. Views Will Be Given Airing

More Negotiations  Nuclear TestBan Talks Begin With Key Issues Still Unsettled

U.S., Britain, Russia Resume Test Ban Talks  Issues Narrowed But Numerous Obstacles Remain

Apparently Near Accord On Principles   Nikita And JFK Letters Narrowed Existing issues

Rail Strike Possible This Week Top Mediators See Little Chance for Settling Work Rules Dispute

Today's Chuckle   jScant Chance of Settling Dispute .  Threaten Railroad Shutdown

Lawmakers Kall Sheriff Amendment  59-41 Vote In House Strictly On Party Lines

Amendment On Sheriff's Term  Killed By House   Vote Clears Way For Introduction Of Amendment On Reapportionment

$100,000: ir Safe Stolen  From. Home Dentist Couldn't   Dentist Couldnt Get to the Bank

Judge Calls Redistricting Conference   Legal Questions To be Decided Before New Steps

U.S. Judge Calls Meet On Remap   Lawyers to Study Questions Raised By Shaff Defeat

Next Move In Spending Up To Connally   Governor Faces Big Vote Margins ‘On Opposed Bill

WHAT CENTURY IS IT?  GP Store Displays Century-old Fashions   LTV, BELL, GM Yarborough Tour Includes Plants

Cute Caroline Kennedy 6 Years Old Today; She Brought Great Joy to Famous Daddy

COUNTY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ELECTS NEW 1963-64 OFFICERS  M-OC Principal  Binner Sneaker

Prices Mog stonye  Official Says U.S. Economy To Extend More in 1964

Business Prospects  Bright   Secretary of Commerce Expects 5 Per Cent Rise, Fairly Stable Prices

Hodges Sees Economy Gains   Commerce Chief   Commerce Chief Predicts Fairly Stable Prices in ‘64

Economic Boost Seen for 1904   Prices Will Remain Fairly Stable, Report

Hodges Sees New Record For Economy   Secretary Expects Prices to Remain Fairly Stable

Taft-Hartley Ruling Given By High Court   Law Doesn‘t Ban Agency Shop Aareements

SF ruitless Hopes,’ Says Crew  Big Gains Predicted By GOP Party In N.C.

Goldwater Wins Most Applause During $1. 000-Per-Plate Renublican Dinner

Goldwater Given Cheers but Romney Likely to Win Votes   Michigan Governor Favored At GOP Dinner for ’64 Race

Gov. Romney also popular  Sen. Goldwater wins most applause at GOP dinner

Goldwater Gets Loudest Cheers At GOP Dinner  But Most Believe WD ERT SS   But Most Believe Romney Would Be ‘Best Vote-Winner

ROCKY HAS ‘CONFLICTING COMMITMENT’ Goldwater Wins Most Applause, But Romney Seen As Voteqetter

ROMNEY MOVES TO FORE AGAIN   NOW GOP CHOICE BUT GOLDWATER GETS APPLAUSE

‘Unhappy’ At Pressure Goldwater Given Most Applause At GOP Dinne:

RUBY'S LAWYERS  SEEK RELEASE  BEFORE HOLIDAY HEARING ORDERED  NEXT MONDAY ON DEFENSE REQUEST

Ambassador To Washington Quits  Dominican Junta Denied US Recognition, Dollars

Rightists Hold Power on Isle; Bosch Prisoner  Expect Deposed Rule:  To Be Sent Into Exile

Dominican’s Power Held By Military   President Deposed Cited As Leaning To Communism

Red Leaning Charged "tag Ousting Bosch   Rightist Military Chiefs Hold Reins  In Santo Domingo

U.S. Suspends Diplomatic Ties...  Rightist Military Chiefs Head Dominican Republic

Dominican Army Holds  Government   Military Controls Country After Deposing Presiden}

Leader May Be Sent To  Puerto Rico   Dominican Chief Accused Of Leaning Toward Communism

LATE LAST YEAR Air Force Reports Dominicans  Used US Tactics To Halt Revolt

IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Air Force Taught Tactics Aid in Suppressing Revolt

General Election Referenda--Part Iil: ‘Project 70’ Approval Un To State’s Voters

GOP Issues Minor Blast At 1 Section  Bipartisan Moves Expected To Beat Cc.  185 wstet.

STRONG UNITY SEEN FOR JFK C-RIGHTS BILL   H owever, Republicans  Say They Won’t OK  All Provisions      BARRAGE IS OPENED BY SOUTHERN DEMS

Southern Dems Blast Proposals  They Promise All-Out Fight’ On Civil Richt:

ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Adenauer, De Gaulle To Sign Pact: Paris-Bonn Axis Feared

iBy De Gaulle, Adenauer... .  Europe Fears Formation Of Paris-Bonn Alliance

Will They Dominate W. Europe? Paris-Bonn Axis Fears Growing  Due To Adenauer, De Gaulle Mee

PUERTO RICO ALERTED FOR MONDAY Isles To Feel Hurricane Arlene's Effects Sunday

House May Not Go Along on Bill  Senate Gives JF'K’s Corps ProposalOK

Pact Acceptable To Chiefs of Staff   Senate Approves ‘Domestic’ Corps

His Program Is Grouped In 8 Areas   Includes Hospitals, Reapportionment, Constitution Change

4 Remap Plans To Commission  Upper Peninsula to Lose Two House Seat:

Six Prominent Men Facing Indictment   Speaker And Former Member Of Maryland House Of Delegates Among Those Named

Old theory dangerous  Scientist presents new theory on earthquakes

TV Documentary Warns Of Danger. ee SS EE mang er  Is Mankind. Threatened By Modern Pesticides?

TV Documentary Warns Of Danger  Is Mankind Threatened By Modern Pesticides?

CONT. AMINATION POSSIBLE  ne  FDA Gives Warning  On Suspected Tuna

Last Minute Action Lifts   $307 Billion Now, $309 Billion Later With More To Come

Amendment Delay Defeated Measure Hiking National Debt To $307 Billion Goes to JFK

List Program for Tonight's. Concert   High School Band Will Play Downtown Starting at 8:90.

Announce Program for Tonight's Concert   C.H.S. Band to Play, Starting at 8:30.

Slain Blonde Found Bound And Gagged  Cash and Gems Left Untouched In Apartment

WORLD NEWS Khrushchev Sent Compromise Disarmament Plan by U.S., U.K

Complete Plans For HS Career, College Day  _ Upper Classmen To Get Data On . Many Schaale

Truce Appears To Be Shaping Up In Old Feud Between Trappers, Hunters

Cuba Use Out, Says  McNamara   Red Planes Spy On Forrestal, Page 2

Boy, 14, Killed By Older Youth   Slain with Shotgun For Hiding Records

Plane With 85 Aboard Anda Two Engines Gone Limps 1,000 Miles Over Pacific

Traffic Log  PEte, Mansnede   85 ABOARD Plane ‘Lends Safely  _ After 2 Motors Fail

MATS PLANE LIMPS HOME ON 2 ENGINES   California Bound From Hawaii, Pilot Decided Near Halfway Point   185 WERE ABOARD  CRIPPLED AIRCRAFT

Congress Asks More Time to Act  Ci weks. Caskwn   Freight Embarge Ready to Go Into Effect

So Who Wants To Smile?   Kpiscopaleans Told to Back Negro Equal Rights Drive

Probe Into  Kennedy Murder Set  Chief Justice Warre Heads Investigation Texas Will Start

Beneath the Cross   JUSTICE WARREN WILL HEAD COMMISSION  Order Assassination Probe

‘That The Truth Is Known’ For An Investigation: An Extraordinary Commission   No Word On Chenault Venezuela Winds U p  Its Election Campaign

Johnson Orders Probe Chief Justice Warren Named To Head Top  Level Probe Group

Rep. Ford Is Named To Board   Chief Justice Warren Heads Inquiry Panel Appointed by Johnson

rull Day Scheduled By President   NAACP Secretary Praises LBJ For Integrity, Ability

VIP Panel to Probe Assassinatior   Johnson Wins Praise of Civil Rights Leader

Chief Justice Warren Will Head Committee Appointed By Johnson to Investigate Assassination of Kennedy

Warren Named Head  Top-Level Board To Investigate  Kennedy Death

Reds Seize Three Yanks In Viet Nam   Military Advisors Are Believed Captured as Guerrillas Win Fight

Three American:  Believed Seized  By Viet Cong Military Advisers  in Hot  Vanis Fight With Reds

Health Program Sent Congress By Kennedy; Top Priority Given To Controversial Medicare Plan

Crash Kills Young Man At Chesterfield   1963 Traffie Fatalities  12  Same Period a Year Ago  10  Total Deaths In 1962  26

RFK Reveals Role For Informer  Valachi To Serve As Trial Witness

Rights Program Being Prepared By Young GOP   Convention Turns Into Mass Goldwater Rally

Young GOP To Hear Goldwater  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *   Solon Strongly Supported At Sessions In. Frisco

Backing Sen. Goldwater  Young Republicans turn convention into mass rally

Hearings Start On Kennedy Bil For Civil Rights   Young GOP Rally  Booms Goldwater

See MAMMOTH, Page 2?   Young Republicans Developing Stand  Barry-Backers Work on Rights

Young GOP Rally Backs  Goldwater   Hammering Out Party's Stand On Civil Rights

Meeting Becomes Goldwater Rally  GOP Group Sets Rights Statement

 At Frisco Convention  Sen. Goldwater Backed By Young Republicans

JFK Pounds On Race, Tax Issues   Flies Off to Hawaii After Busy Day of Active Politicking

tg fi oe lg ime KENNEDY ASKS 'NEW TOOLS’ TO OFFSET DROP IN ECONOMY

Kennedy Plumps For Tax Slice, Racial Equality   President’s Political Tour Leaves Hollyw For Hawaiian Meeting

Kennedy Trip Highlighted By Political Speech   Put Politics And Racial Issue Before Democrat:

JFK Fires ‘Political’ Address   Flies To Hawaii For Mayors’ Talk

JFK Vows To Meet Civil Rights Challenge Head-On   Also Speaks Out For A Tax Cut

Kennedy Again Outlines Choice  Tax Cut or Recession, President Tells Women

Line Drawn on  Foster Hall Walk   “JFK Asks “New Tools” For Work

Mansfield Called For Conference  Politics, Racial _ A ge « 5   Politics, Racial Issue Are Linked  By JFK on Tour

WANTS TAX CUT PROGRAM, RACE LAWS APPROVED   DINNER AT $1,000 PRECEDES BREAKFAST] AT $10 PER PLATE

JFK Continues Hard-Pounding Tour Out West   Equality, Tax Cut Principal Points

President Plugs For Tax Slice   Kennedy Gets Political In Chat To Women

Four lowa Schools to Take Part in National Youth Fitness Project

@ Wanted for Slaying of Two Policeme Murder Suaneet Arranges Surrender With AP Writer

Keeping Score On The Rainfall   Newsmen Aid Wanted Mar  In Surrender to Police

Surrender Story  Alleged Cop-killer Gives Self Up To N.Y. Police

LAUNCH WAS ‘BEAUTIFUL’ sree AM i lanl Ech  Cooper's Girls Share Tense Moments—Alone

Goes Into 12th Orbit   Landing Due at 6:23 P.M.   ' Family Watches in Private ‘Beautiful’ Launching, Mrs: Cooper Declares   Free World and Reds Cheer Flight

Biggest Discovery  Rancher With Oil Well Can’t Realize His Fortune

Ex-Vice President Stands Ground a A  Nixon Heckled by Communists

 Reds Attempt Arguments Former Vice President Nixon Heckled by East Berliners

Nixon Visits, Chats On East Berlin Tour   Accompanied By Family And Guards He Trades Arauments And Shakes Hands

‘UNCROWNED KING OF SENATE’  Death of Sen. Kerr Is Blow to. New -Frontier

Millionaire Senator Robert Kerr Is Dead Uncrowned King Of Senate Dies

Oklahoma's Kerr Dies; Influential in Senate   Tax Fighter Lost . . . Kerr's Death Blow to JFK

 Demos ‘Suffer Loss In Prestige 7 sa Death of Okiahome Sen. Kerr Leaves  Jdeninictration With Landercshin Gan.

Kerr's Death Leaves the President With a Leadership Gap in Senate

Senator Kerr’s Death Leaves Administration With  Leadership Gap In New Session Of Concress —

DEMOS LOSE PRESTIGE Death Of Sena tor Kerr Leaves Leadership Gap

Death Of Senator R. Kerr Damages  New Frontier Congressional Hopes

Inside Today's Times   ‘Uncrowned King Of Senate  kok   Death Of Kerr Leaves Administration A Leadership Gap

SENATOR KERR OF OKLAHOMA DIES SUDDENLY   Lawmaker Stricken While Talking To Doctor In Hospital   WAS WEALTHIEST SENATE MEMBER

New Grain Exports Licensed  1.4 Million Bushels Okayer For Hungary

Pollution of Carrier by Red Fallout   Tell Contamination of Enterprise by 1961 Russian Testing

Navy discloses  Red nuclear tests in 1961 contaminated U. S. carrier

U.S. Ship Is HitBySoviet A-Fallout   Carrier Enterprise Contaminated, But Health Insured

National ‘Tratfie ‘Toll High   Red Nuclear Test Contaminates Ship

Crew's health not endangered  Enterprise contaminated hy raidoactive fallout

BRITAIN THAWS Melting Snows Cause Flood Threat  bee Cantharn Cainsiec

 BRITAIN THAWS an Snows Cause Flood Threat  in Southern Counties

Thaw adds new threat  Rettana fanr   Britons fear floods snows begin to melt

~ Much Of Europe Still Ice Bound Thaw Promises Floods  In Beleagured Britain

Southern England Is Getting: Relief From Deep Freeze  But As Thaw Begins Threat Of Severe Flooding Appears

Relief Promised From Deep Freeze—  Dripping Thaw Spreads Threat Of Severe Floods In England

Thaw Brings Flood Threat In England  Deep Snow Begins To Melt in South; Fog Blankets Areas

POLITICAL BLOW FOR ROCKEFELLER- Governors Abolish Civil Rights Voting   Campbell Agrees With Poll Result

Outlook Not So Clear in House  Senate Expected to Pass Sales Tax Hike Later Today

Johnson Talks With World Leaders   President Confers Nearly an Hour With Mikovan

wast Phobia For Travel  Judge Travels 10 Miles To Acquit Defendant

Quie Sees Defeat of Wheat Plan  Says Vote on 2-Price Plan Will Be Close

Kennedy Predicts ‘Further Crises’  President Warns Seviets Not Dropping Basic Aims

East-West Crisis Still Exists, Says JFK in Address   Although U.S. Must Stay Alert, New Agreements Would Help, He Says,

BUT REPORTS NEW HOPES FOR PEACE   Defends RecentA merican: Soviet Agreements  PRESIDENT   Tells University Convocation Further Crises Can Be Expected

Defends East-West Deals  JFK Sees Gloom And Glow  In The Future For America

JEK Predicts Further U. S. -Soviet Clashes   “ Promises Search For Genuine Peace Will Continue

East-West; ian  President Sees War As Menace  Kennedy Delivers Foreign Policy   Kennedy Deliver: Foreign Policy Speech in Maine

Kennedy Says Peace Quest Must Continue  East-West Pacts Haven't Changed PB. .-. FH fge

Shadow Of War Still  Present, Kennedy Says Speaks At UM Convocation

Defends Recent U.S., Soviet Pact As ‘Rays of Hope  Recalls Firmness licad Ovwor Ciuha

Further Crises, Big and Small Coming, He Says  Saviat Nat Giving

IN THE SHADOW OF WAR  U.S. Still Faces Crises Abroad, Says President

President Cites Base Differences Of Two Nations   Maine University Audience Hears Maior Address

Major Foreign Policy Address   JK Says U.S. Still In ‘Shadow Of War’

Kennedy Says Peace Is Constant U.S. Goal   Yank-Soviet Negotiations Are Defended

Cites Hopes But Expects New Crises   Foreign Relations Stressed In Major Speech At College

Predicts Problems In Future   President Doesn't See Reds Halting Basic Ambitions

JFK Defends Agreements nennnannennnnErerenerncIT Trt sereimenienienmesnnmesnneantmeieneimeteaieemensimmuenemmnnmmnnmnmememnmnanealll  Notes War Shadows Despite Hope Rays

Critics of Peace Move Assailed  More Crises Ahead,  President Tells Nation

War Still Lurks Says  Kennedy More Crises Lie Ahead But Rays Of Hope Glow

Foreign Policy  Talk Today   Defends Recent Soviet-U. 8. Agreements Against GOP Critics

Accords Don't Assure Peace, President Says   JFK Feels Russ  Hasn’t Abandoned  Its Basie Aims

JFK Says We _ Still Live In  Shadow Of War   Sees Further Crisis, Large And Small, In Months, Years Ahead

Sees Rays of Hope but Envisions Further Crises While Pressing for Peace

NEW CRISES WITH RUSSIA ANTICIPATED   Reminds Reds Still Maintain Global Ambition:

JFK Sees   More Crisis Acts A Ah ead  ; Basic Differences: With Roecia tod.      ‘Basie Differences: With Russia Cited; Peace Ouest Ureed

Further Crises Foreseen  Basic Differences   Basic Differences Between Reds, U.S. Still Exist—JFK

Kennedy Makes Major Policy  Speech in Orono, Maine TWO AUDIENCES IN MIND

Russia Goals Unchanged, He Asserts   President in Maine Feels War Peril Will Continue

President Sees Hope . . . but Rocky Road Ahead  Search for Peace Outlined

East-West Agreement Defended   “We Still Live in the Shadow of War” No Soviet Letup

Defends Policies During First Stop of N. E. Tour   Rocky Raps New Frontier During Sweep Through N. H.

President Sees New Crises Ahead   U.S. Still Lives In Shadow Of War, Kennedy Contends

JFK. Sees ‘New Rays Of Hope’   Bat U.S. Still Living In Shadow Of War, He Saya

“We Still Live In Shadow Of War’, President Tells U. Of Maine Convocation

Raps Goldwater's Views  Kennedy Warns ‘We Still Live In Shadow Of War’’

Sees No Reason To Halt Peace Search  Kennedy Flatly Predicts New U.S.-Soviet Crises

KEATING DISPUTES FIGURE President Says Soviet Troops In Cuba Fewer

Japanese Doubt Story Of Crew Red Chinese Claim Vessel Sunk By Unidentified Sub

I Crewmen Saved; Doubt Cast On Story   Red Sailors Claim Vessel Torpedoed Off S. Korea Coast

Donna Axum Of El Dorado  University Coed Wins Miss Arkansas Contest

Bosoms, Legs, Rock-And-Roll Evangelist Says U.S. Kids Obsessed By Sex

arns oft Power Imbalance Executive Encroachment  Charged by Rep. Graham

7 Accused of Neglecti in  indiana Blast   Grand Jury Indicts  5 Who Provided Gas  ero PES etmle

28 Counts in Investigation Of Two Years   $20 Million in Loans Involved

Jimmy Hoffa, 7 Associates Are Indicted  Accused Of Tapping Union Pension Fund

Hotfa, 7 Others Indicted for Fraud By Federal Grand Jury in Chicago

Hoffa, 7 Aide Indicted On Fraud Counts  Diversion Of   Diversion Of Loan Funds Is Federal Charge

Federal Jury Indicts-—  Hoffa, Aides Face Charges Of Loan Frauds

HOFFA, 7 AIDES ACCUSED OF TAPPING FUND   Labor Leader Indicted For Sixth Time Over Six-Year Period   INDICTMENT TOPS 2-YEAR FBI PROBE

Indictment For Hoffa, Associates   8 Accused of Fraud ir Obtaining of $20 Million Loans

Jury Indicts Hoffa, Seven Others On Charges of Taking Union Cash

 Along With Seven Associates  ‘Hoffa Indicted By Federal Grand Jury

Jury Indicts Jimmy Hoffa, Seven Others  Charges Involve Loans From ‘Tanenctace’ Land

Hoffa, Others Facing Charges   Indicted in fluge  . oo. Trormel  ‘Loon Diversion

Indiet Hotta For Pension  Loan Fraud  Federal Jury Aeeuses Eight

Indictment follows investigations  Teamsters’ Union leaders indicted by Grand Jury

U.S. Grand Jury Charges Hoffa, Pals Bilked Union Pension Fund   $20 Million ‘Fraudulent’  Loans Cited

Hoffa Indicted Again    Labor Chief Accused Of Tapping Rich Fund

28 Counts in Federal Grand Jury Bill—  Indict Hoffa. 7 Aidesin Pension Fraud

James Hoffa and cohorts are indicted  ‘Eight diverted over $1 million to own benefit’

Jury Completes )-Year Probe   28 Counts Returned In Teamster Hassle

Grand Jury Indicts Hoffa For Fraud”  Seven’ Others Alsc   Seven Others Also  implicated After  “Fwo-Year Probe

Loans of $20 Million involved  Hoffa, Seven Aides Indicted For Fraud

Grand Jury:  Hoffa, Other: Indicted in Fraud Case  Fight Accused of eb Million Loan  cies A ee oe Bae

Hoffa Faces Indictment Sixth Time   EAU FMC  Seven Others  Also Named In Frand Caca

Hoffa Indicted — On Fraud Counts  Charged With 7 Others With $1 Million Theft

Coast Guard Steps Up Spy Defenses  Order Is Issued Quietly, New York  Bwanan Dananbtbe

New York Goes Wild Over Hero   Millions Yell, Wave And Whoop It Un

Partly Cloudy   N.Y. Opens Heart to Cooper In Giant Ticker Tape Parade

A Blinding Shower of Ticker Tape Astronaut Feels  ‘Fine, Just Fine’

Great Parade Pays Tribute to Space King   Replies, ‘We Get Glory ... Program Belongs to You'

Hearing Due For Youth In Beating Case   Stranded Boy Saved From Montana Cliff

Playgirl Sought By Scotland Yard   LONDON (AP) — Scotland Yard had its dragne ut today for pilavgirl Christine Keeler.

Jolly Ordered Removed To St. Louis for Trial   Dragnet Put Out for Former Lover of Cabinet Minister

Scotland Yard — Seeking Playgirl   Britain Stirred With Story  ot Connection tn ‘High Places

Balinese Reauest Rice. Copters   Scotland Yard Dragnet Out For Playgirl Involved in Shooting Case

{Governor Wallace Tells Senators:  ‘Racial Problems Put US “On Brink Of Civil Warfare

Wallace Calls JFK Race Actions Inept   SENATE HEARING   ‘SHOULD BE RETIRED’

Wallace Raps Kennedy On Rights Issue  Nation On Brink phe Civil wens,   #%&@ sees ear — ai

Racial Roundup: ‘Cambridge Asks Governor's ‘Aid; Wallace Assails JFK

Gov. Wallace Says U.S. Near ‘Civil Warfare’  Attacks Kennedy's s Neo ek We   Attacks Kennedy’s ‘Inept Handling’ of Racial Problems

Blasts JFK, Foresees His Defeat  Echoes Charge Of Barnett In His Statement

Alabama's Governor Sees Rights Bill as Civil War Trigger   Saye Kennedy beads Nation late Sittle: fade fHesies Binhi.

Alabama Chief Sees Nation Torn by Strife   Wallace Is Firm In Opposition to Civil Rights Bill

ALLACE SEES CIVIL WARFARE   Alabama Governor Says Kennedy Policies Cause Turmoil; Suggests Recall Overseas Troops To Keep Order.

JFK Is Inept, Says Wallace   Handling of Racial Problem Is Assailed by Alabama’s Governor

Gov. Wallace Testifies To Coneress:   ‘JFK Leads Nation To Brink Of Civil Warfare’

Bring Threat of Civil Warfare — Alabama Governor Rips Kennedy’s Racial Action

Wallace Says JFK Bungled Racial Problems   Warns Trouble Ahead If Congress Approves Public Accomodations

Hits Kennedy For Violence In Dixie Area   Governor Asserts Inept Handling OF Problem Is Cause

Kennedy Blamed for Racial Strife   Whites Urge Tawes to Help End Dispute

President’s Policy Is Hi By Wallace   Handling of Racial Issue Inept, Alabama Governor Declares

MAKES STRONG STATEMENTS IN SENATE TALKS   SAYS KENNEDY HAS NATION ON BRINK OF CIVIL WARFARE

Wallace Echoes Barnett’s Criticism Another Southern Governor Excoriates Racial Policies 

Wallace Says U.S. on Brink Of Civil War   Alabama Governor Blames Kennedy For Race Turmoil

Americans Won't Comply, He Says — Alabama's Governor Criticizes ‘Inept Handling’ Of Racial Issues

Wallace Hits Handling Of Race Problems   Testifies Before Committee Probing ‘Rights’ Legislation

Wallace. says JFK inept at civil rights   Governor claims U.S. at ‘brink of civil war’

Wallace Says Rights Issue Means Strife   Hearings Resumed On Senate Study Of Kennedy Proposals

Claims Passage of Public Accommodations Bill Woud Be Tragic And Troops Would Have to Come Home to Police American Soil

Cites Kennedy’s !Inept Handling of Racial Problem  Wallace Says U. S. on Brink of Civil Warfare     y ¥ )y  

Miners’ Rescue Is Delayed   The Last Hours Of Diem: An Eyewitness Account

‘Last Hours Of Diem, Nhu   Newsman Tells Of Reliable Reports After Censorship

Correspondent Describes  Last Hours Of Diem, Nhu   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Acenciated Precse Staff Writer

Final Hours Of Diem, Nhu As Family Regime Ended In Cycle Of Violence, Death —

Diem, Nhu met violent death   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Associated Press Staff Writer

Diem, Nhu Demise Ended Cloak-And-Dagger Flight   Diem’s Brother Held

Reporter Compiles Diem Death Story   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE  slide sentence cates i, ee

Delayed Report felis diory  Diem's Last Hours Started with Flight Through Tunnel

Violence And Revenge Mark Last Hours Of Vietnamese Chief Diem And Brother   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Associated Press Staff Writer

Death Of Diem, Nhu  The Last Hours Ot 2 Brothers   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE

Trip to Sudden Death Relates Details of Diem’s Last Hours   By MALCOLM WW. RROWNE

Nao Brothers Fled Palace Before Guard Surrendered   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Associated Press Staff Writer

May Returr Atter Visit With Kids   ah Mvetery Still Surrounds Details Of Deaths Of Former Vietnamese Leaders   Rv MALCOLM W. BROWNE

Viet Regime Last Hours Form Fantastic Drama   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE

Justice Department Speeds Work ‘On Two New Civil Rights Measures

~Civil. Service Case LS  State Blocks Daley Firing; Slate Hearing

Reservations For Test Pact Are Possible  Mundt Questions Interpretation of Committee’s Vote

Bipartisan Support Seen For Treaty Reservations   wtoe « ‘United States Finds The Cost Of Evangelism Running High

Question Of Treaty Vote  O.K. Raised   Heavy Margin May Not Hold In Senate. Mundt Declares

Test Treaty Reservations Questioned   Retired Admiral Sharply (Criticizes Treaty in Letter

Committee Vote ls Discounted by Senator Mundt  Doubts That It Mean: Comolete Ratificatior

Admiral Criticizes Pact... .  Some Doubts Cast on Ban Treaty’s Future in Senate

Mundt Doubts  Quick Decision  On Ratification Admiral Radford  Joins Opponents Of Nuclear Ban

Some Reservations  May Be Attached Yet   More Study Before Debate

Flora Rips 8 Villages   Peaple Wander Aim lessly in Wreckage or Teburon Peninsula

Heavy Toll Of Lives, Damage From Fires   Speeding Trucker Admits Living On Pills, Beer

WORLD WAR III THREATENED  Rocket Rattling Marks Russian Armec ‘Forces Anniversary in Military Brag   MOSCOW (UPI) — Defense Minister Marshal Rodion Malinovsky warned yesterday that any attack on Cuba would bring a third world war “waged not only in Cuban territory but on the territory of the United States, too.”

Haggar d And Fr ightened Christine Keeler Hears Herself  Accused Of Framing Lover

Substitute Plan To Be Accepted By Gov. Seranton      Seranton Will Give Tax Talk On Radio And TV

Industry Sees Good Year Ahead   Automobile Output Likely To Be Near Record, Dock Strike Darkens Picture

Lnbis Week in Business and Finance...  Annual Reports Show '62 Was Good Year

THIS WEEK IN BUSINESS—  1962 Was Good Business Year, But Not As Good As Hoped For

Kennedy Resisting 'Fight Cuba’ Theme   Robert Kennedy Spurs Midwest Crime Probe

Kennedy Holds Closed Sessions In San Jose   Presidents Seek Agreement On Cuba Policy

Democracy Challenged, Latins Told...  JFK Wins Hearts Of Costa Ricans

OTT TTU TTP ETTEPRTTSTTPCTELESPROULEPLeclesCteeliGli elev Lritiereenii ey   Presidents Debate. Policy on Castro

Chieti Executive in Closed Session ‘With & Cantral Ansarteen Pracidente

Pushes Plan For Economic Development   Hopes to Head Off Any Move for Quick, Tough Action Aqainst Cuba

‘Kennedy Goes Into Closed Session With Six Central American Leaders

JFK Seeking Latin Backing Of Cuba Policy Meets With Heads Of  6. Central American Natiane in facta Dira

Red Activity Curbs Urged By Kennedy   Central American Leaders Confer On Mutual Problems

‘We Will Wall Cuba,’ Says JFK  He Rejects   He Rejects ‘Hard Line’

Barry May Skip Primary In Wisconsin   Would Enter Contest If Outside Candidate Moves Aaainst Byrnes

Fear Record Holiday Road Toll —  Deaths Top 410 In Sharp Reversol

Holiday Toll Quickens . Bloodletting on Nation's Highways May Set Recorc

Meredith In Big Academic Trouble; Charges Against Walker Dismissed

CHARGES AGAINST WALKER DROPPED  Meredith Misses Final Math Exam at Ole Miss

CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST WALKER  Meredith Takes Exam Today; ‘May Leave Ole Miss For Good

Sees Speed Relationship  To Accidents; Concentrated Study Advocated

Bill Is in Congress Hungry Horse Dam Faces Change to Truman Lake

Greensboro Racial 1 Unrest Grows Negroes Boycott White Merchants

$1.5Billion School Aid Bill Signed   Youth Training Field Expanded

Diem Eases Drive Against Buddhists   Demonstrators Cheer Diem In Front Of U.S. Agency

Tension Relaxes  In S. Viet Nam   Diem Has Tea With Buddhist Nuns

Open Saigon Pagoda for First Time in Ten Days; Lodge Strolls in Street

Diem Relaxes lIron-Fisted Opposition To Buddhists   Even Sips Tea With Nuns

EASING OF MARTIAL LAW NOTICEABLE   Other Buddhist Nations Urging Intervention

Crews Drill New Escape Shaft to 11   German Miners Earlier Feared Dead; Rescue Slated for Tuesday

YOUNG, COLEMAN IN FRIENDLY MEETING  Dem Squabbles Are ‘Soothed?’

OAS leader seeks base of operations   Now in Portugal, apparently under false identity

Persona Non Grata  In Other Words, Bidault Isn't A Welcome Visitor

Flight Made To Portugal By Bidault   Former Premier Vows to Continue Fighting De Gaulle

Faces Ban Similar to Germany's   Ex-Premier of France  Balked in Drive To  Topple De Gaulle

Faces Political Ban There  Bidault Has Departed Germany For Portugal

Bidault Flees To Portugal: Faces New Ban   Former Premier's Departure From West Germany Voluntary

Bidault  flies to Portugal   Sources says he may go on to Latin America

May Seek Haven in South America  Bidault Secretly Leaves Germany

Bidault, Aide Fly to Portugal  Flight Follows Ban On Political Moves

Bidault Quits W. Germany; In Portugal  He Leaves After Efforts to Oust De Gaulle Banned

Governor Vows Fight To Block Negroes’ Entry   Wallace Defies University Board

Wallace Defies U.S. Authority   Governor Invokes State Sovereignty to Block Court Order

At Alabama University Gov. Wallace Will Personally  Bar Admittance Of Any Nearc

WALLACE BARS TWO NEGROES AT ALABAMA U.      Governor Refuses to Ac   cept Action of Board ! of Trustees   DEFIES COURT   Official Says He Person ally Will Prevent Enrollment on June 10

Pattern That Brought Mississippi Riot  Governor Will Personally Block Alabama U. Entrants

Sef To Hall Negroes At Alabama U.   Governor Lays His Authority ‘On the Line’

Wallace Seekinc To Bar Negroes  ‘Lays His Authority As Governor on Line

Tougher NATO Forces Ordered   Knowledge Must Be Directed, Girls Central Graduates Told

Tax Cut Vital To Prosperity, Dillon Asserts   Treasury Secretary Makes Plea in Speech To Business Council

Cut in Taxes Needed, Says Sec. Dillon   Businessmen Told Benefits Will Result

Getting Up In The World   Dillon Assures Executives Tax Reduction Is Needed

Kennedy Blasts Action  GOP-Led Attack Cuts $585 Million From JFK’s Foreign Aid Program

Resoundine Sethack m= Termed ‘Worst Yet’   8585 Million Cut: Angry President  Hits Slash In Latin Amertean lid

House Cuts In Foreign Aid Sharp   Reduction Stirs Ire  Of Kennedy; Blames Republicans Mostly

66 Democrats Join GOP in Slashing Bill  Angry Presiden Asks Senate to Rectore Funds

Sunny   House Slices $585 Million From Aid Bill  JFK Flays Action  As ‘Irresponsible’ ;

Un-recorded Vote Reversed  Kennedy Lashes GOF for Foreign Aid Cut

President Criticizes Aid Slash  GOP Blamed in Surprise Defeat in House Vote

Nuclear Scientist Asserts Administration Based Ban Decision on False Hopes

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Helicopter rescues two youths clinging to trees above torrent

Stranded 8 Hours After Boat Upsets   Clung To Branches Of Trees Inches Over Water Near Dayton

CHEERED BY SPECTATORS ON BANKS Copter Saves Youths Clinging To Trees Above Flood-Swollen River

Atter they Giing to lrees 8 Fours ROA LISTSEP DED DEBRA RAA  AF Helicopter Rescues Youths

A Dramatic Rescue   Helicopter Saves Boys Marooned Jn  Trees 8 Hours Over Swollen River

$5 Head Tax, Once a Stopgap, Goes Through Legislature Without Hitch

Probe Mystery ‘Crib Deaths’ In Philadelphia      30 Infants Found Dead In 2 Weeks

Mystery Veils 30 ‘Crib Deaths’  * * / * * *  Medical Resaarchors Prvslosd Rv ie atlas Qrrao

 30 Babies Victims Medical Researchers Puzzled By Rash of Crib Deaths

Medics Mystified By ‘Crib Deaths’  Thirty Infants Succumb During Last Two Weeks in Philadelnhia

Philadelphia baby deaths puzzle medics   30, apparently healthy, added to ‘crib’ tol]

 30 Babies are Dead “Crib Deaths’ Continue To Puzzle Researchers

News Conference Roundup  Page 24   Red Attacks On Vict Nam On Increase

REGIME IS HIT IN VIET NAM   Communist Guerrillas Open Heavy Drive, Take Supplies   REBELS CAPTURE AMERICAN WEAPONS

Backyard Tracedy   Asks Strict Ethics —  Code for. Conaress   Would Ban Hiring © Relatives

Solons Hearing From Home  Strict Code, Ban on Hiring Relatives Urged for Congress

Bill Would Make Code Of Ethics   Travel Expenses Of Congressman, Nepotism, Targets

Ethics Code For Congress Urged ee k wk ko o* Risino Criticism Stirs Move For Sneedv Action

Congress Code Of Ethics Uraed   Alarm Expressed For Criticism Of Abuse Charges

Ethics For Congress  Are Urged   Representative Wants Ban On Hiring Relatives

Supports 5 Youth Bills   Labor Dept. Booklet Praises Emancipation Proclamation Holiday

6 ore j one ae § Le gal Adve rlising  Pickets Continue City Hall Protest

Wilkins Says He Has Faith In Johnson   Johnson Names Commission To Probe Kennedy Slaying

LBJ Talks With Negro Leader   Also Confers With Military On Spending

Johnson, NAACP Leader Confer On Rights Issues   eee Terrorize Caracas ‘Betancourt Urges OAS 'To Act Against Castro Nov

Johnson Sees Negro Leader   Roy Wilkins Has Faith In Commitmeni From New President

Civil Rights, Security And Budget Aired   Spends Over 45 Minutes Conferring With Negro Leader

Bread Pricing Bill Killed in Committee  Conference Scheduled Tonight For Drunken Driving Measure

Storm keeps raking Cuba; economy hurt  _ Half of island's _ crops laid waste ‘be winde

FLORA CREDITED WITH KILLING OF THOUSANDS   CASTRO SUFFERS WORST DISASTER IN 5-YEAR REGIME

After Battering Cuba for Fifth Straight Day Hurricane Is Swirling Slowly  Toward the South Bahamas

Devastates Cuba Fifth Day in Row   Haiti Reports 4,000 Are Dead In Flora’s Wake   See photo on Page Four

Toll Put At 2,000 Or More   Haiti Reports Loss; Cuba Hit Sth Day

Castro Nearly Drowns During Hurricane Tour  ‘Flora’ Continues To Hammer Cuba Crops Ravaged

RAKES CUBA FIFTH DAY   Castro’s Amphibian Sinks In Hurricane - Swollen River, He ts Pulled Out; Heavy Haiti Toll.

Half Of Nation’s Crops Laid Waste Hurricane Flora Continues To Pound Cuba

SEO Begins 26th Day Without Measurable Rain   Hurricane Pelts Cuba Again; Death Toll May Top 4,000

Flora Headed  Toward Bahamas  Lashes Cuba for Record 5 Days; Expected To Intensify Again

100,000 LEFT HOMELESS IN HAITI   Economic Disaster Wors Of Cuba’s Red Regime  NO INDICATION   When Drenching Torrents Will Dissipate: 2 Yanks Drown At Guantanamo

isiand wvisaster Area  Hurricane Buffets Cuba Fifth Consecutive Day

Castro Takes Command Of Relief Work  Nyactriictiva Starm   Destructive Storm About 400 Miles From US Coast

‘Cuba In Economic Disaster   Havana Residents On Half Rations; American Red Cross Offers Aid To Island

Fidel Barely Averts Death During Tour   . Amphibian Truck Sinks; Peasants — ‘Toss Castro Rope

No Storm In 75 Years Batters Area So Long; Many Dead In Haiti   Flora Almost Gets Castro

Vehicle sinks crossing river  Castro has near escape in hurricane ravaged Cuba

Fidel Just Misses Drowning   His Amphibian Vehicle Sinks, Ropes Thrown Him

Flora Leaves Battered Cuba   Hurricane Whirls Northeastward; Haiti Reports 2,000-4,000 Dead

f0/ SS FUSE 4/000  “Blora’ Belts Cuba Again   Refugee Asks President To Aid Battered Cuba

Flora Wipes Out At Least Half of Cuba's 1963 Crop   Hurricane Hangs on Over Battered Island For tha Fitthh Dav.

Hurricane Deadliest Of Century   Thousands Dead, Homeless; Haiti Villages Destroved

Si brre ane, Le ee)  Flora’s Pury Continues to  Batter Cuba  Storm Death Toll Mounts in Haiti; 11 Cubans Dead

Haiti Death Toll May Hit 4,000   5-Day Storm Plunges Castro Regime Into Economic Disaster

Disaster Is Major One For Castro  Half Of Island’s Crops Laid Waste

Rains, winds trom Flora lash Cuba for fifth day  Hurricane whirls toward south Bahamas   Hurricane whirls toward south Bahamas as winds slow to minimum storm velocity

STORM HOLDS FOR 5TH DAY. 2 YANKS DEAD   Sailors Drown at’ Guan tanamo; Rains, Winds’ Ravage Istand Crops   HALF-RATIONS SET   U. S. Red Cross Offers Aid; Haiti Deaths May Reach 4.000 t

KILLER MAY QUIT CUBA DURING DAY   Two Americans Are Drowned At Big Naval Base

Gale Hovers Over Island For 5th Day   2,000 to 4,000 Reported Killed by  Storm in Haiti

— Haitians Dead; Castro’s Crops Ruined  Flora Continues fo Slam Cuba

 Deadliest In 63 Years we EE     Dawdling Hurricane Strikes Cuba.Again 

Rain, Wind Buffeting Castro Isle   No Indication To When Storm Will Dissipate, Move Or

Flora’ Lashes. Cuba Fifth Day  2,000 to 4,000 Dead In Haiti in Storm

Flora Deals. Deadly Blow To Dictator.   Two Americans. Drowned At U. S.  Guantanamo Base

Rain Lashes island For Fifth Day   Toll In Life And Property To Run Hich

Rains, Winds Lashing at Southeast Cuba for Fifth Day as Disaster Grows

HURRICANE RAKES CUBA FIFTH DAY   Castro’s Amphibian Sinks In Hurricane - Swollen River, He Is Pulled   Out; Heavy Haiti Toll,

Doctor Says Career Jeopardized Supporter of Medicare Files $6 Million Suit

Me } Hie reeked JFK  Doctor Charges Ban, Sues Hospitals, Medical Units

AREA CATHOLIC WOMEN TO HOLD DAY-LONG MEET OCT 9 IN SIOUX cCiITry

AREA CATHOLIC WOMEN TO HOLD DAY-LONG MEET OCT O98 IN SIOUK CITyv

THE UNITED STATES BALANCE-OF-PAYMENTS: THE PRORLEM ARM ITe entiiting

Red Poland Backs Khrush Against China  Polish Red Leader Defends "’Peacelul Coexistence’ Policy

61 Are Injured More Than 100 Escape Death  In High Speed Train Crash

Two Measures Will Be Considered Regarding  Senate Redistricting 

airman. Powell Is Tongue-Lashed  - House Education Group  Faces Hookey Problem

House Education Committee Provoked After Chairman Skips Out on Sessions

Thrilling Hunter - Jumper Show at Fretsricaseurs Fair Grounds Friday, Saturday ani Sane;

Wichita Measure Signed Today By Governor Anderson  Final Ratification OF Change Must Be OK'd By Voters Of Wichita:

Two U. S. Nuclear Scientists Along with Germans Receive Nebel Prize For Physics

TODAY’S INDEX More Survivors  Of Quake Found   IN RAILROAD BARGAINING  New Proposal Is Offered

RS-70 Bomber Controversy Opened Again  House Committee   House Committee Wants $363 Million For Two Planes   SEES WASTE

WARMUP DUE UNTIL NEXT \ARCTIC BLOW   Valley Farmers Struggle To Save Crop Remnants

HOUSE PASSES BILL 10 RAISE LIMIT ON DERI   Close Vote Sets Ceiling at $309 Billion Bangor      REPUBLICANS BALK   Would Freeze the Figure at Present Level to Cut Snending

Debt Limit Raised*By House, 213-204   Two-Stage Boost To Make Ceiling This Summer $309 Billion: Goes To Senate

Play-for-Pay Girls Shock British Court With Story of Affairs With High Society

Lurid Picture Painted of Sex in Society   -Britain’s Party Girls Talk

Hopes For Success  Of Ban Talks High   East-West Accord Chances Believed Enhanced By China-Russia Schism

Young GOP Session Ends  On Unity Ple:   Meeting Marked By Discord Over Officers’ Election

Republican Discord: Party Isn't ‘Lily White,’ Javits Says; YGOPs Feud

Young GOF  Convention Rowdiest  Goldwater Man Wins Over More  ee er ee ee

MOST DISORDERLY EVER STAGED  Plea for Unity Ends Young GOP Convention

We Have Power to Burn Up Aggressors in First Hour, Marshal Malinovsky Braas

Defense Head Makes Strong Threat Today  Khrushchev Gives   Khrushchev Gives Sober Attention To Moscow Speect

Attack On Cuba Will Start World War Ill, Russia's Defense Minister Warns U.S.

Shaff Reapportionment Plan Wins “In lowa Senate: House OK Expected

Passed By Senate; House OK Due  Shaff Plan Seems Sure Winner   ucceeads Lom Conagan eee  Walter Thomas Elected Local No. 1 President

Butte Baby Died of “Blow   Coroner's Jury Finds   Difficulty in Breathing

Statement By AFL-CIO Leader Hit   Labor Organization Accused of Trying To Inflame Issues

Technological Development Cuts Farm Labor Payroll About 60% In Last 15 Years

Race Violence Flares Again  in Florida   Two Federal Judges Ready to Act in College Cases

Demos Lose Bid To Erase Name From City Ballot   State Justices Uphold Klepser Decision on GOP Mayoralty Candidato

Compromise   Ginny swipes at Long Island today anc heads for open sea

TEMPERATURES   Heading Out to Sea...  Ginny Finally Eases Threat To Coast

Ginny Heads For Open Ocean After Hittine Eastern Long Island With Gale-Force Wind:

‘Ginny Watch Is  Canceled  EBlusasecas ~ li Vibe   Hurricane Whips Out to Open Sea After Coast Brush

Hurricane Watch Canceled Ginny Heads For Sea: INew England Spared

‘Ginny: Brushes Past East End Of Long Island    Storm Now Headed Toward Open Seq

Saturday Best Bet for Close Of Legislature   Solons Careful To Add an ‘If’

Police Drive In Viet Nam Is Extended   Professional Men Now Included In Secret-“Crusade’ '

Viet Nam Campaign Broadens   Professional Men Included In Drive By Secret Police

Charged With Working Against Diem Secret Police Arrest  Physician, 3 Lawyers

Italian Cheese Probe Planned, Thompson Says   Investigation Concerns Industry at Fond du Lac

ltalian Cheese Industry Tieup Probe Launched  Thompson Wants Facts in Charges Of Gov. Revnolds

Hint Burglars Caused Blaze $1.5 Million Fire Levels Plush Youngstown Club

Two Admit Helping In Death Plot   French Captain, Woman Air Plan Te Kill deGaulle

Administration Gets Set  For Probe On Cuba Data   Two Confess Taking Part In De Gaulle Slay Effort

Two Confess Plot To Kill French Chief  Pipe-Smoking Woman, Captain Admit To Roles   OUFSTIONING

2 Admit Roles In Attempt To Kill De Gaulle   Teacher, Captain Report Plot Called Off Before Arrests

WOMANS LINKED TOFRENCH PLOT   Teacher Confesses Role in Plan to Kill De Gantle

ADVERTISING PAYS   FIVE PERSONS HELD 2 More Contess In de Gaulle Plot

Admit Part In Try on De Gaulle   Pipe-Smoking Woman Navy Officer Took Auxiliary Roles

Two Confess Plot To Kill French Chief  Pipe-Smoking Woman, Captain Admit To Roles

Seneca Nation Seales Down  Kinzua Claims  $8 Million Minimum Set for Developing —

WELCOMES PLEDGE OF MORE AID  South Viet Nam Turns Deaf Ear to Kennedy‘s Pleas for Reform

VIET NAM TURNS DEAF EAR ON JFK REFORM PLEA   U.S. OFFICIALS DISAPPOINTED OVER REACTION

Vietnamese Approve Aid P roposals  U.S. Officials Disappointed With Response

Tough Break for Richard   South Viet Nam Turns a Deaf Ear to JFK's Pleas

Viet Nam Pays JFK No Heed   Policy Criticism Termed ‘Wrong’ By Government

South Viet Nan Deaf fo JFK’s Reform Pleas  e Pledge of “Con tinued d US

Welcomes More U.S. Aid  South Viet Nam Snubs Kennedy Plea On Reforms

‘Based on inadeq vate information’’  Viet Namese govt. turns deaf ear to U.S. pleas

South Viet Nam Likes U. S. Aid,  But Not Criticism of Government

Deaf Ear To Plea  For Diem   Reforms Request By Kennedy Based On ‘Wrong Views’

U. S. Officials Disappointed .. .  South Viet Nam Turns Deaf Ear to JFK Plea:

South Viet Nam Turns Deaf Ear On JFK's Pleas   Spokesman Claims Kennedy’s Criticism Of Diem ‘Ouite Wronc

U.S. Rejects Charge CIA SoughtCoup   Viet Nam Regime Weltomes Pledge Of Continued Aid

But Welcomes Pledge of Continued Aid  S. Viet Nam Regime Deaf To Kennedy Reform Pleas

South Viet Nam lanores Kennedy Call for Reform  Criticism Is Based On Error, Is Claim

Diem Rejects Kennedy Plea  Appeals To Regime To Rally Support, Chance [te Policy

"AMILY SQUEEZES IN FOR TRIP Pole Steals Airplane For Flight to Freedom

Pole Flees In Plane  Dilas Takne Tarails:   Pilot Takes Family In Low-Level Dash

Flies at Rooftop Level Polish Officer, Family Escape To West Berlin in Small Plane

Hurricane’s Haitian Toll Over 3,500   Rakes Islands In Bahamas And Then Heads Out To Sea

Hurricane Swirls Into Atlantic  Flora Leaves Wake Of Death, Misery

End of land threat Flora swirls into Atlantic after devastating tropics

Trail Of Devastation, Death Hurricane Moves Into Atlantic  And Poses No Harm To America

Leaving Path Of Devastation, Flora Swirls Over Islands, Heads To Ocean

Report 5000 Persons Killed, Losses Over $250,000,000   Flora Movina North

Flora Races Northeasterly   Giant Storm Speeds to Death In Cold Waters of North Atlantic

Hurricane Coes To Sea iii demo...  Flora Leaves Trail Of Death And Destruction

Flora Near Death. in Atlantic  7EY FRowt -t 2   Toll Estimated at 4,000 Dead .-

Flora Lashes Some Islands In Bahamas  Hurricane Swirls Out to Sea; Haiti

Hurricane Flora Spins To Open Sea   Lashes Bahamas, Apparently Last Landfall As Storm

9,000 Dead, $500 Million Damages Left In Wake Of Hurricane Flora

Flora Swirling Into Open Sea  Tinv Islands Are   Tiny Islands Are Last To Be Hit

INHABITED AREAS OUT OF DANGER Hurricane Races To Doom;  Island Toll May Hit 9,000

Hurricane Flora laches hatinellhaadban  Killer Storm Hits Islands

SST Te a  Flora Heads Out for Sea; Bahamas Hit  Haiti and Eastern Cuba Devastated By Deadly Storm

Hurricane Flora, One of Deadliest On Record, Moves Out Into Atlantic

Deadly Flora Whips Handful of Isles In Bahamas,.. Then Swirls Out to Sea

Fifth Robbery Try Foiled   Thousands Dead in Wake  Flora Racing Toward  Its Doom in Atlantic

a La EN MAE we CARY Cuba and Haiti Count Dead BB ae  F loraNo Longer Any Threatto Mainland

Twister Churns Toward Death In Atlantic Ocean   See Pictures on Page 2

VOTING TIME DISTINCTIVE  Dont Need Calendar To Tell Election Year

ee ee aoe Oe Here She Sonn: But Not Toc Fierce: Hurricane Helena

Why Negroes Want Integration  ‘School Segregation Harms Both Sides’   By RUSSELL LANE

INSIDE EDITPAD Aa   ee ee  School Integration Still ' Major Objective

Negroes Plan  Stepped-Up School Drive  NAACP Chief Says 15 Northern States Will Be Affected

Active Desegregation Drive Due in North and South   By RUSSELL LANE

BLUEPRINT FROM CON VENTION: Negroes Seek More Racial Integration In Schools   ms RITSSELIL LANE

On Racial War Fronts: Gain in Md. Riot in NYC   Outbreak at An All-White Diner   Why Integration Fight Pivots On Schools

Still Wants Revision Too  ‘White House Reaffirms JFK Stand for Tax Cut This Year

Sales Tax Bill fo Committee Again   Hope for Quick Action Today on Controversial Measure at jeff Ci,

DEMONSTRATORS FACE ARMY DRAFT  Viet Schools Closed To Avert New Rioting

5 Schools Shut Down In Viet Nam   Young Agitators Hauled to Jail By Armed Troaps

Political-Religious Crisis Buddhist Monks, Pogodas Seized; U. S. Sharply Denounces Action

Act Precedes Arrival Of U.S. Envoy   America Continuing Aid Despite Attack On Religious Sites

South Viet Nam's Buddhist Sites Seized by Police  Hundreds Held, Sources Report   Hundreds Held, Sources Report Some Monks Slain

—U.S. DENOUNCES TACTICS— Troops Seize Pagodas In Viet Nam Crackdown

Some Monks Reported Killed: Government Tactics Blasted By Washington

‘Political - Religious Struggle Rages ‘In Viet Nam, Martial Law Enforced   Soviets Say Chinese Reds Similan To “Wildmen”’ Among U.S. Fanatics

Exclusive Interview Expense Of Vital National Programs Not ‘Reckless Desire, Says Johnson

Johnson Pledges Policy of Peace   Governors Told Civil Rights, Tax Cut Have First Priority

Cuba Impressions  Guns And Russians.  Lint Cu. Daw latin Cen. TLD

Where To Find  Canadian Reporter Tells of His  ‘Assignment on the Island of Cuba

Newsman’s Impression Of Cuba Visit:  So Many Guns And So Many Russians

Island Is An Armed Camp - Number Of Guns, Russians  In Cuba Impress Newemen

So many guns and  so many Russians BOYS AND GIRLS EVEN TOTE ARMS TO THE MOVIES IN CUBA

Canadians Find Most Everyone In Cuba Today Packs Some Kind Of Weanon

In Cuba, Even  Kids Pack Guns   Seeking Probe Of Payments To Widows

Guns and more guns, Russians are most common sight in Castro Cuba

Half Of People In. Cuba Corry Guns;  No. Of Russians Impresses Newsman

Visit to Cuba Is Eye-Openes To Canadians   ‘So Many Russians. Guns,” Is Comment Ry Correspondent

Guns and Russians Are Among Chief Cuban Impressions   Cuba Complains U. 8, Preparing Aggression: Soviets Withdrawina.

Guns Carried at All Times:  Cuba Seen Bristling With  Guns; Russians Everywhere

Says Much Spent for Little Done   Cites Panamanian Examples as Too Imnersonal

What's Inside   Resigning Envoy Critical Of Latin American Program

iRed Tape, Excessive Washington Control Farland Cites Disregard for Human  Dignity, Waste in U.S. Foreign Aid

United Fund Hits 40 Percent   Weakening Hurricane Shifts Course  Ginny Heads for Florida

Ginny. Bears Down On East Coast Of Floride  Hurricane is Expected   Hurricane is Expected To Smash Inland Before Midnight

‘More emphasis on research Major re-organization of Bureau of Mines revealed

Inside The Proaress   Fluoridated Water Reduces Tooth Decay In Pittsburgh Area

Votes Running Qut for Gop  TRIAL JUDGES GET 60 OF LAST VOTES IN DISPUTE

Dems Ask Votes Go to Rolvaag   Recount Trial Hears Evidence on 60 Ballots

Escapes Crazed Youth   Verrorizes Girl, Also Fires Shots Into School

Dubuque Archbishop Byrne Says” No To Girls in Bathing Suit Contests:

— SUBVERSIVE PLOT CHARGED — Peru Begins Drive To  Round Up Communists   TACTER PaRrant

Peru Reds Arrested; Plot Foiled   Junta Charges Moscow Financed Subversive Plan

CHARGE CUBA, SOVIET PLOT   Lima Government Suspends Civil Rights After Wave Of Violence; Claims Reds Plotted Assassinations.

ARREST 300; CHARGE CUBA, SOVIET PLOT   Lima Government Sus. pends Civil Rights After Wave Of Violence; Claims Reds Plotted Assassinations.

Peru Starts Round Up of Reds   Charges Direction Of Subversion by Moscow, Havana

Appeals To Allies To Unite   Speaking In Germany U. S. President Rejects DeGaulle’s Charges On Defense

‘America Needs Your: F reedom’  Kennedy Slaps De.Gaulle in . > Speech.

Unity Failure Perils NATO Future- JFK  Asserts U.S. To Risk its Citi hi Defend E

Assails Those — Doubting U.S. Defense Pledge   Blunt Rebuttal To De Gaulle’s Concept Of An Independent Europe

JFK tells W. Europeans  The U.S. will risk its cities to defend West

Hurls Blunt Challenge At De Gaulle   Tells Germans Those Who Doubt U.S. Openly Aid Enemy   CENTER OF CITY

‘Doubters’ Aid Enemies He Declares   President Gives Hlunt Rebuttal To DeGaulle Idea

U.S. Will Risk Cities To Defend Allies-J.F.K.  President Appeals to People of Allied ~ Nations to Continue Unity of Effort

Plea Issued to Allied Leaders For Partnershir   Warning Given on Threat to NATO

CRITICIZES POLICIES OF DE GAULLE   President Says U.S. Risks Own Cities To Defend Europe While De Gaulle Gives Comfort To Reds.

DENOUNCES SKEPTICS OF PLEDGES   Guess Million Join In Welcome  American Chief

U.S. Will Defend Allies   Kennedy Clashes With De Gaulle Over Europe

Kennedy repeats U. S. vow to defend Europe   Will risk own welfare to protect allies, President savs in talk aimed at De Gaulle

President Asserts America Willing To Risk Its Cities For Protection Of Europe

President Appeals For Uniting in Partnership   Says United States Will Risk Cities To Defend Europe; Warns Failure Te Unite Could Break NATO Alliance

Again Assures U.S. Defense Of W. Europe   Claims Frenchman Is Giving Aid To Our Enemies

Firm Considers  Chanute One of 3 Top Plant Sites   JFK Denounces Those Who Doubt U.S. Pledge to Allies

Appeals to Allies to Unite in Partnerships With U.S.—  ‘Kennedy Clashes With De Gaulle Over Europe

U.S. Will Not Desert Allies lf Atfacked   Have Stood Watch In Europe for Past 18 Years

Kenedy In Open Clash With French Boss De Gaulle  President Says US   President Says US Will Come To The Defense Of Europe

Appeals to Allied Leaders To Unite; Vows U.S. Will Defend European Cities

East-West: A New Turn—2  Lesson From Satellites: Freedom Path Is Zigzag

i id dial °  Authority vs. Liberty in Eastern Europe   By WALTER LIPPMANN

Shooting Breaks Out Civil War Looms  In Strife-Torn Algeria Province

All9 Men Dead After Utah Mine Explosion Ten Eseape, One Injured  Tn Blast Mile Undereround

. Arouw   . Around the State . Around the Nation . Around the World .

The Harris Survey  If Congress Follows Majoritv It Will Pass Tax Cut Bill

THE HARRIS SURVEY Poll shows public now wants early tax cut   TAX CUT TIMETABLE

Uver Gov. Barnett’s Opposition  Ole Miss Graduates Meredith Peacefully

Negro Given Diploma At ‘Ole Miss’  Ceremony Proceed Without Incident A  ea -use.B sm

No Incident as Meredith Gets Costly Degree   Awkward Silence During Ceremony

At estimated $5 million cost  Meredith receives diploma from U. of Mississippi

Whites and Negroes Watch Ceremonies As Meredith Gels '$5 Million Dioloma’

Disapproving Audience Listens Stiffly As First Nearo Receives Ole Miss Diploma

Meredith Gets Diploma From Mississippi U   30-Year-Old Negro Now Fellow Alumnus Of Governor Barnett

Meredith Gets Ole Miss Diploma  Exercises Held Near Scene Of Last Year's Riotine

ON THE INSIDE    SERENITY IS CONTRAST TO RIOTING  Meredith 'Leaves' Ole Mis:

Quiet, Dramatic Evening, 16 Marshals In Background as Meredith Is Graduated

IN AWKWARD SILENCE: Whites Stiff As Meredith Becomes Mississippi Grad

‘Details Published  Navy Harasses Ships, Russ Say: U. 8. Denies Charge

Four New Faces In Supreme Court   Automobile Industry Hogs Business Scene

Business Watches  Tax News   Automobile Industry Hogs Business Spotlight, Car Sales Set All-Time Record

Hoffa Charges ‘Pressure’  Nashville Publisher Tells of Talk with Attorney General over Hoffa

Publisher Says Bobby Wanted lo Quash Story  ro oe, ee ene   Nashville Banner Prints Transcript Of Telephone Call

On Hoffa Story  Nashville Publisher Refused To Go Alona With Atty. Gen.

R. Kennedy Ils Charged By Hoffa   Says Atty. Gen. Attempted to Keer Trial Story Secret

ny TAU WEEN ER Publisher Says He Would  Not ‘Sacrifice’ Reputation

Atty. Gen. Told   Alty. Gen. fold Newspaper ‘Not To Be Sacrificed For Anyone’

Governor Of “sigan Wants Monk   Surrender Asked; . Paper Accuses CIA Of Plotting Coup

RELATIONS GROW COLDER  Viet Nam Official Demands US Release Buddhist Monk

I ain aaa a a i i  Bellmon Hints He Wants Te Fire Head Of Parole Board

Cigarette Bill Sent to Senate  Urges Cent Hike to Pay for New State Program

JFK TRIMS OFF $125, MILLION Give Budget Bureau New Chance To Cut Back Spending—Dirksen

Johnson Order Bids For Thrift Example   Eyes Tight Defense Department Payroll, 1965 Budaet Under $100 Billion Mark

Doverite Gets State Position  Hoopingarner Is Named Aide To State Auditor

Nixon Says ‘Cannibalism’ Is Damaging GOP Cause   Related Story, Pare 13

PUZZLERS MISS - HOLIDAY CHEER   Next Word Game in Sunda} Post Offers $375 Prize

Three Yanks Captured in Viet Ambush   Massive Force Trying to Save 2 Officers, Gi

24. Killed On Commonwealth Roads     35 Die In State Holiday Mishaps

Governor Supports Rights Bill   , Louisianan Attacks * Proposals of - «= JFK's Act

Before Congressional C ommitice  Governors Testify  On Segregation

IFisenhower Says      Sorry Record”  Kennedy's Hidden by Imagery Veneer By Cunning Manipulation   iis GA EE  20 20-Year-Old “Child” Given Lashes for Spraying Puppy With Gas, Setting It Afire

Judge Orders 20 Lashes With Belt For Man Accused of Cruelty to Dog

Woodshed Justice... Set Puppy On Fire, Youth Gets 20 Lashes With Belt

Before U. S. Senate Committee eee  Real Estate Commissioner Levels Blast af Promoters

WORLD NEWS  De Gualle Blocks British Effort To Join the Common Market

Ban Treaty s Handling Ires German Ally  Bonn Asks Airing Of Any Future Talks With Reds   NOT CONSULTED

Rap Ban Methods.  Irked West Germans Seek Voice In Talks With Reds

NEW RULING IS RRNANFR  THAN BEFORE   Adequate Trial Appeal Records Are Included

Sales Tax Battle Pledged To U.S. Supreme Court, Welsh Sees Special Session If Statute Thrown Out

— iS x    Sales Tax Battle Pledged To U.S. Supreme Court, “Welsh Sees Special Session If Statute Thrown Out

eile pated Fess We be tw VE ee  ‘Latin American Ban Could End Russ Operations in Cuba

Hail Treaty as Historic Sten Ahead   Nikita and Thant Watch Ceremony in Krenalin Palace

Stands Off . Pressing Challenge  Travels 150 MPF Ree? Betaacal’ © nwa oe:   Travels 150 MPH In’ Final Laps; Clark Runner-Up

European Car Takes No. 2 Spot   Last-Lap Crash Nearly Upsets Two-Car Duel

Landing in rainy weather  Five thrown clear as P2V slams into mountainside

Five Survive Navy  Wreckage at Kodiak   Survivors Thrown Clear as Patrol Ship Crashes When Pilot Attempts to Make Another Pass at Field While Landing

Uncle Sam Chief Doctor  Many Take Issue Witt Methods Of Treatmen: For Community Blight

Progress Vs. Individual .  Tax Value Is Involved In Controversy Over Re-Development Plans

Court Action Threatened Opposition To Razing Of Area Behind Forme: ‘Courthouse Increases

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National  Comnel of Churches Religious Features)

Direct Line to City Hall Charged....  Witness in K.C.K. Police Probe Refuses to Testify

S. Lumberton Hi At Issue  As School Board Talks Cuts  Delegation Asks Elimination

- §. Lumberton Hi At Issue a ene AE ESSE  As School Board Talks Cuts  Delegation Asks Elimination

Survivors TellOfChaos Or Lakonia: Death Toll Climbs   US Junks RIFT Rocket Plans

Heavy Rains Soak Kansas Overnight   hAore Showers Are Due Tonight In hAost Portions

U.S.-INDIA RELATIONS BOOSTED HEPF      Why Wasn't He Watched?’ -_ Oswald’ s Mother Blames Cops   Defense Counsel Confident - Ruby Murder Trial Delay Seen

 WOULD LIKE AN ANSWER?  ae a ne Ne Ate  Officials Blamed By Vrs. Oswald In Sons Death

$14,000 Fund Provided —  National Guard Called To Help Rescue Ducks

Boy Scheduled for Operation Plan Heart Surgery For Fifth in Family

NO INSPEC TION. SO.  Offer Not 2 0 - aes Cuba No Longer Effective: Rusk

Forecast   Solons Told In o-Invasion Pledge Out  Dean Rusk Tells Senate Group Of

U.). KeJecis No-Invasion Commitment Rusk Says Cuba  Failed to Agree To Conditions

Forecast   polons Told 4No-Invasion Pledge Out  Dean Rusk Tells  Senate Group O: Po ti oe ett. wht am   SOME UNTHAPPY

No Invasion Pledge Is Off, Rusk Advise  Ce ee oe he   Offer Conditional On Inspection Of Cuban Missile Site:

3 High School Students Suspended Because of Clothing and Hair Styles

‘Outlandish’ Hair Styles, Ill-Fitting Clothes Bring Student Suspensions

Morocco Swings At Algeria   Labels Meeting As ‘Dialogue Of Deaf’

WOMeSTIC, internarionai WLrises Rebel's Message Causes Civil War in Algeria

MILLIONS MOURN POPE JOHN  Great Bell Tolls Hour Of Grief Of Catholicism

Great Bell Tolls Hour Of Grief   Pontiff Flanked By Empty Seats Of  Boenwenieal Tannardl

Final Resting Place Pope John Lies In State In St. Peter’s Basilica

UNDER ST. PETER’'S TOWERING DOME  Pope Lies in State As World's Millions Mourn

Temple's Bell Tolls Catholie Hour of Grief   Millions of Persons World Over Mourn Passing of Pontiff

Body Placed OnCatafalque In St. Peter’s   Spiritual Leader Of Catholics To Lie In State Two Days

HARRY REYNOLDS SELLS OUT TO DICK M’INNIS Dissolve Service Station Partnership — Harry Takes Over  His Former Station   4-H MEETINGS SLATED TO STRESS IMPROVED CITIZENSHIP

Misusing American Aid Madame Nhu’s Father  Criticizes Diem Regime

Spanish Speed  Speech Coupon On Page 7   Ruling Family Accused Of Misusing Aid

Khrushchev May Be  Planning New Move   Premier Soon To Make Trip To Berlin As Head Of Deleaation To Red Party

Ship Captain Rescued After 2 Days On Open Raft Off Norwegian Coast

Dramatize Communists’ farm failures  Canadian sale may aid U.S. wheat export

Dramatizes Farm Failure Huge Soviet Wheat Deal Not Displeasing To US

Wheat Sale Dramatizes Rec Farm Failures   Larger U.S. Sales Seen

U.S. OFFICIALS SEE ADVANTAGE IN WHEAT DEAL  MAY DRAMATIZE FAILURE OF RED

U.S. Quiet On Canadian Grain Deal  No Protest Made On Shipment Of Wheat To Cuba

Enormous Breathing Device Helps Baby   Improvement Noted Soon After Oxygen, Machine Is Used On Patrick Kennedy .

Baby Placed In Enormous Air Chamber   Only Device Of Its Kind Helps Tiny Patrick Breathe

Picks Poor Joke Topic; Killing JFK   So He’s Jailed Jn Fort Worth

Report Troops Are Reinforced   He Can Laugh In Ft. Worth Jail...  Young Man Insists His Threat To Kill Kennedy Just a Joke

FORT WORTH MAN JAILED  Claims Threat to Kill Kennedy ‘Just a Joke’

Only a Joke, Youth insists After Texas Arrest for Kennedy Threat

as SR RN LAIR IRL  Only Joking, Says Youth Accused Of JFK. Threat

IN DEX   Youth Jailed for Kennedy Threat Tells Police He Was Only Joking   LAW VIOLATORS

See No Link With Oswald  Youth Jailed on Charge of Threatening Life of JFK

No Link With Assassination —  Texas Youth Jailed For Kennedy Threat

Moroccan Army Invades Aloeria   Ben Bella's Emissaries Take  Message to King

The Dawn of a New Day—We Are Waiting’—  Pope’s Hours of Crisis As Life Ebbs Slowly Away

Both leave for Germany Saturday night  Rusk preceding Kennedy to London

50,000 HOMELESS; 17 DEAD Flood C leanup Is U ‘adéroas, Damage Near $20 Million

Five States Count 17 Dead, 50,000 Routed by Floods  Damage in Millions   Damage in Millions As Appalachian Wate Begins Receding

Venus Pictured as Dark, Lonely, Burning World   Interpret Reports Sent Back by Mariner Studies

vUU-aegree ae Mariner II reveals Venus is hot, cloudy but dry world

rom Mariner It f eport  Venus Probe Offers Little Hope For High Life Forms

She’s Not Lovely Anymore...      Venus: Dark, Lonely, Hot Desert

GRIM: PICTURE OF EARTH'S DEAD SISTER  Venus Lonely, Dry, Hot And Dark

Higher Form of Life Unlikely  Venus Pictured as Lonely, Dark World Of Dry Sandy Desert With 800-Degree Heat

Claim Lodge In On It, Not Harkins Sources Say Despite Tip-offs by Subordinates Harkins Was Caught By Surprise When Coup Occurred

Warnings Ignored, Report Says  Gen. Harkins Caught By Surprise In Coup?

South Viet Nam Coup Surprised U.S. Army Chief   Gen. Harkins Report. ed to Have Ignored Warnings From Subordinates.

Segregationist’ s Charge  FBI Said ‘Persecuting Whites’ in Birmingham

Widespread Youth Riots Reported   N. Hampshire Beach Disturbance Quelled By Four Services

Negro March set on Capital   FBI SENT SNIPER EVIDENCE Tempers Hit Boiling Point in Mississippi

FBI Gets Evidence In Negro’s Slaying   Eisenhower Stokes  Old Political Fires

Jackson Tension Still High EE  Arlington Burial For Rights Martyr

Moisture In Clovis   Sales Tax Increase ‘Package’ Siqned By Governor Campbell

ALONG WITH THREE OTHERS  GOVERNOR SIGNS SALES TAX MEASURE INTO LAW

MARRIED IN ROMAN CATHOLIC FAITH  Henry Ford And Wife Agree On Separation

Henry Ford Il, Wife Separate  Family Is Secludes After The Stiunnin

Henry Ford Il, Wife Separate; Society Stunned  Statement Is Issued; Couple Is in Seclusior

Fords in Seclusion senssitnin mainly seam:  A... ©. AS Joy “aeuere Sten  Stuns Social World

Texas-Size Total: $3.1 Billion-- . Senate Panel OK's Biq Spending Bill

Se ee ee ee a ee, ee ee ee  Girl Dragged Half-Mile Under  Bis Bumper

While Clutching Front Bumper— School Bus Drags Girl, 7, Half-Mile

Police Clamp Tighter Security Lid On Uneasy Birmingham Racial Scene

Police Clamp Lid  On Birmingham  Bomb Threats Bring Patrol of Streets

Sputtering Racial Troubles  ~ Police Clamp Lid On Tight In Birmingham; Other Areas Tense

Used Hammer Handle  Lower Bucks Set. Denied New Trial In Striking Infant

Leaders Outlaw Commie Party   Bosch, Entire Cabinet Arrested; Held Prisoners by Armed Forces

Blow Against Communism In Tiny Republic   Constitution Is Nullified By Armed Forces

President Juan Bosch Is Arrested   Proclaim Military Coup Against Communism In Dominican Republic

Dominican Government Overthrown   Armed Forces Oust, Arrest President Bosch

Good Moruine   PRESIDENT BOSCH DEPOSED  Dominican Coup Hailed As Anti-Red

Dominican Military Coup   President Arrested In Move Proclaimed Blow to Communism

Pro-Red Ousted In Bloodless Dominican Coup  Parliament Dissolved in Revolt; Deposed President Bosch Held

Presidentfs Prisoneg Bloodless Rebellion Procloimed as Blow Aqgains# Communism

US. Severs Relations and Cuts Otf Aid   Military Revolt Voids Parliament, Communist Party

‘County Boroughs Ass’ n. Backs Idea For Care of Aved   Group Also Hears., “State Police Municipal and ‘Traf fix Dethlome

Press, TV, Radio Chided By Official   ‘Triumphal Reception’ And Scheduling Of 29 Speaking Dates Called Too Muct

Che Daily Gate City   lowa House approves bar liquor,  68-40: bill goes back to Senate   Busll maeaciure   Maiar amendment<

Long Drought Keeping Tight Grip on State   Opening on Saturday Of Small Game Hun Season Is Doubtful

Okoboji resort sells first lowa legal liquor by drink at 65 per   Boat aets license   6H tn FO cante

U.S. May Sell Surplus Wheat  to Soviet Union   House Groups Meet Today to Disenss Possibility

US Trade Rise Seen Possible   Businessmen From Foreign Nations Cite Mistakes

US. Could Boost Exports By Trying  — - ACCORDING TO BUSINESSMEN IN FOREIGN CAPITALS

GUARDS TURN BACK FIREMEN  Rocket Fuel Center Ripped by Explosion

Sit-in Ended As Mayor Acts   Whites Boycott Birmingham Stores  Gov. Wallace to Sue Kennedy

Water Leader Sees ‘Independence’ Threat   Water Study Is Example Of Vitally Needed Foresight

US. Viewing Red-Infested S. Viet Nam   McNamara Makes Last Inspection Of Corps Arca

Secretary  Ends Inspection; To Start Home  TodayToReport  To President

McNamara Plans Field Trip Today ‘Into Front Area Of Viet Nam War

McNamara To End Viet Inspection Tour   Confers With President Diem, Returns Today To Report On Week-Lona Travels

U.S. Defense Chief Confers With Diem   McNamara Will Head For Home Today

Colleagues Applaud Byrnes Tearful Denial of Unethical Conduct in Stock Dealings

Rep. Byrnes denies wrongdoing   WILL GIVE STOCK PROFITS TO CHARITY

Robert Kennedy Carries Civil Rights Program To The Senate, Expect Long, Bitter Battle

House Leader Backs Revised Rights Setup   Bipartisan OK Sought By Cuts In Proposal

House Leader Backs Revised Rights Setup  Bipa n OK So ugh by Cuts In sal

Supports Administration Efforts....  Civil Rights Bill Gets Help in Committee

Mild Civil Rights Bill To Be Pushed to Vote After RFK Asks Change

RFK Yielding On Rights Bill  Regime Is Seeking A More Palatable  Aaa etre  orn CrTrraee

Lend Support To Cutting Rights Bill  Bobby Kennedy Wants Original

Broader Rights Program Drawn By Committee   Robert Kennedy Asks Bill Be Made Milder

Civil Rights Bill Gets More Suoport Today  Cammittaa Wand   Committee Head ‘Will Fight For ~ Mild Proposal

United States Stops hid to 2 Latin Nations   Washington to Use rolitical, Economic ‘Leverage’ Against Military Regimes.

Latin America Governments  U.S. Uses ‘Leverage’ On Military Regimes

Policy Given Approval —  U.S. Will Use “Laverdge’ on Latin American Juntas

JFK to use pressure to curb Latin coups   Related article, Page 2

‘Foolish Mistake... ’   Foolish Mistake .. .— - Our System Better  Hungry GI Turncoat Foc Home

Foolish Mistake... ° ... Our System Better  Hungry GI Turncoat Comes Home

Gl Turncoat Tells of Hell’ In Red China   Quits His ‘Foolish Mistake!

American Turncoat begins Trip Home  Admitting He Made “Foolish Mistake’

Club Begi gs Came at Alex  ‘DAD’ ERICKSON, 4-H CLUB FOUNDER DIES AT AGE 91

je Beginnings Came at Alex 1  DAD’ ERICKSON, 4-H CLUE FOUNDER: DIES AT AGE 91

Flight Possible by ’68 . Formidable Problems Slow ‘ Atomic Rocket Development

Mespie COst Reliable Nuclear Rocket Not Yet Certainty After Fight Years of Research

Snow Stacked From Denver To New York   Huge Ice Gorges Also Created In Mississippi River

Blizzard Brings Snow, Severe Cold  Midwest Pounded By Vicious Storm

Report Reds Plotting To Kidnap Ford   Auto Tycoon On Tour Of Assembly Plant  In Venezuela

Prohibition Movement Again Rolls in Kansas, Nation’s Ist ‘Dry’ State

Small Loans Bill Is Rammed Throuah House by 84 to 20   Prohibition on Movein Kansas   Dry Forces Buoyed  = By Vote on Liquor Sale

State Spending Estimate Raisec For Legislature  Carnmlivatian Ramare   Equalization Board Eases Cash Pinch

State Spending Estimate Raisec For Legislature   Equalization Board Eases Cash Pinch

lrate Governor Discloses Case. Rakes Officials   State Bilked of at Least $85,000, Claim

Romney Orders Explanation of Big Fraud Case   Case Involves Man Who Allegedly Bilked State Out of $85.000  .—

Calls Top Officials On Carpet   State Swindled Out Of $85,000 By Late Preacher

Veatn Casts A Fall  Concern for Pope Overshadows Usually Gay European Weekend

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   ‘Coprighted 1963, A Nationa) Council of Churches Religious Features)

Sanford Rebukes Negroes.... Terry Deplores Some Of Tactics Used At Sit-Ins

Wallace Vows He'll Take Risks but Won‘t Reveal  His Plan for Tomorrow

Will Schools Remain Closed? .  Wallace Pledges ‘Any Risk’ In Mixing Fight

Scott Criticizes Late Start on Rights Program   Senator Heard By Committee

Senator Chides Kennedy For Rights Action Delay   Kennedy, Wirtz Plot Anti-Strike Action

Sen. Scott Chides JFK For Not Giving Program On Civil Rights Sooner

British Lord Hume To Join Rusk In Moscow For Signine  Plan Exploratory Talks With Nikita On Other Matters

Rusk Calls Ban Treaty Possible Turning Point  In Affairs of Mankind

Rusk Arrives in Moscow fo Sign Nuclear Test Ban   Gromyko Greets Rusk and Party at Vnukovo Airport

IN MOSCOW FOR SIGNING OF TEST BAN   Secretary Feels Turning Point Mav Re Reached

Rusk Lands In Moscow F or Signing   Says U.S. Seeks To Follow Pact With Peace Steps

Landis Mad ‘halo ilar lo To Cont rol  Judge Diseloses  ondiion, But  noem’

Landis Sentenced  On U.S. Tax Coun}   Arabs Finish Sub Sea Trials

Bontonced On Taxes   WOTIEGEUOCU Wil TaAuSe  Say Landis Ils Treated For “Habit”

Rock, Roller Arrested On Dope Charge $180,000 Worth  Of. Narcotics Seized by Agents

Skirted Detective Dodges Hound, Carts Off Singer To People Pounce

No Decline in Labor Unrest Across Nation   Cost to Nation’s Eeonomy Set  at $1 Billion

Snow, Sleet Grip South, Roads Close   Snow Flurries Will Continue

Snow, sleet ties up much of the South  Tae hileaot Arane   Icy blast drops temperatures into Florida

'WAS SECRET SERVICE MAN   Snow, Ice Hit Much of South -. Travelers Stranded

Many Areas Expect First White Yule   Some Airports, Roads Closed In Icy Blast

Snow, Sleet. Rake South. East States   Many Highways, Airports Closed As Dixie Chilled

White Christmas: jane  Snow, Ice Lash Much Of the South  Roads, Airports Closed Down in Several Areas

‘Much Of Southland Is Paralyzed ‘With Sleet, Snow; Travel Halted

Airports, Highways Close  Snow And Sleet Paralyze Many Areas In South

Snow, Sleet Tie up South   Airports and Some Highways Shut As Storm Paralyzes Large Area

Snow, Sleet Paralyze Dixie Areas   Freeze Grips South; Airports. Highways Closed

COLD IN FLORIDA, TOO) Snow, Sleet Strand Motorists in South   It’s Cold All Over.

First white Christmas in years  Snow-sleet paralyzes much of south

Senate Pushes Budget-Tax Bill  Hopes Raised Compromise Will Dench Accombly hu Inte Tadayv

Usual Jahs Against U.S. Avoided    American envoys Boycott Moscow Fete to Snub Castro

Texas Man Arrested For Threat On JFK   College Student Tells Police, ‘It Was All A Joke’

in Teday’s Duily Naws   Student Claims Threat To Kill JFK Was Joke

Young Texas Man Charged With Threatening to Kill Pres. Kennedy Night Before Assassination

Balloon Soars High Elated Scientists Get First Unrestricted Look At Mars

Balloon Gives First ‘Look at  Plawet; Mars  Scientists Pleased With Results of ‘ Hiah Fliaht ;

Lofted ‘Scope Lands   Instrument Package May Hold Answer Te Life On Mars Debate

Gaitskell Stil Dangerously III   Some Improvement in Condition Reported

Gaitskell  Succumbs   LONDON (UPI) — British Labor Party leader Hugh Gaitskell died lonight.

Heart Weak, Gaitskell Still ‘In Danger’  Labor Party Chief  aw, «6S   Labor Party Chief Improves With Aid Of Artificial Kidne

Camera Finds Ocean Debris  2 ee ene. ME   Not Confirmed if Parts of Thresher

Reports Photos of Debris On Ocean Bottom Where Thresher Is Believed Lost

JFK Salutes Intrepid Pair For Their Feat   Names Of Men  Not Disclosed ee i

First Yanks to Reach Summit  Two-Man U.S. Team Scales Mt. Everest

TALKS RESUME IN DOCK FIGHT   Face-to-Face Sessions Are  First Since Strike Began Dec, 23

ew ees  ee Ae  yy a  Judges Continue Visits to Fannin County Communities

RACE RIOTING IN SAVANNAH STIRS ACTION   s tate Prosecutor Calls   Fer Jailing Of All   Demonstrators      MORE STATE POLICE MOVING INTO CITY

ROCKEFELLER COURTING FAVORITISM 3 GOP Presidential Hopefuls Vary Approach To Nomination

''Says Addie Was Decent Man  What Kind Of Woman Is Eichmann’s Wife?  f t      By TRUDE FELDMAN

What Type Woman Loved Eichmann?   By TRUDE FELDMAN Written for The Associated Press

Flood Control Plan Is Urged For Kentueky   Plea Follows New Hit-Run Flooding Tn Cumberjand

Flood Control Plan Is Ureed For Kentucky  Plea Follows New er eieciated poe.     Plea Follows New Hit-Run Flooding In Cumberland

Farm Bureau In Call For Budget Cut   State Can’t Accept Blame For Barnett

Governor Faces Federal Court  Mississippi Chief   Mississippi Chief Accused Of Contempt

Rule ‘Mississippi Can't Accept Blame in Colileinpt Action Against Gov. Barnet

State Can't Take Blame On Barnett   Deny Claim Governo Deeds Were Those Of Mississippi

Mississippi's Claim Ruled Out by Court   Decision Given as Contempt Hearing  Of Pair Starts

Barnett's Acts Not of State, Court Rules   Mississippi Offers to Back Up Governor

Court rules Barnett’s actions were his own  Says state cannot accept any of the blame   Says state cannot accept any of the blame in contempt case against two top officials

State Proposes It Face Charge With Governor   Mississippi Would Share Trial Penalty

Barnett Trial Gets Started. In U.S. Court   Governor And Aide Facing Charge Of — Criminal Contenipt

Governor Faces Federal Court   Mississippi Chief Accused of Contempt

WHERE TO FIND IT   BARNETT CONTEMPT CASE Mississippi Can't Accept Blame: Court

State cannot accept blame for Barnett’   Circuit Court of Appeals rules in Ol’ Miss case

Gov. Barnett Dealt Blow by U.S. Cour   Can't Place Blame on State in Action Aaainst Meredith

Barnett, Not Mississippi, ls Subject Of Contempt Action, U.S. Court Rules

Jobless Total Up 500,000  In November   Unemployment Hit 3.9 Million In  Linseasonal Climb

Slight Progress Noted On Tax, Budget Problems   (elated story on Page 12,)

Debate Opens To day Only Tax-Cut Issue: Will GOP Get Spending Cut?

$30 Million Windfall May Go To Rhodes  Ste sagged Big Tax Pay an Nea oy fren

$30 Million Windfall May Go To Rhodes  Steopoed-Up Utility   Stepped-Up Utility Tax Payment Plan Near OK In Senate

Senate Action May Provide  Ohio Windfal   Ohio Windfall  Quarterly Payment

$30 Million Windfall May Go To Rhodes   Stepped-up Utility Tax Payment Plan Near OK In Senate

Senate Action Ma v Provide  Ohio Windfall   Quarterly Payment Of Utility Taxes Sought In Bill

Stennis Claims Buildup In Cuba   Kennedy Calls For Faith In Crisis Era

Bory 1 War  MILD, SUNNY WEATHER IS WEEKEND OPENER FOR MONTH OF NOVEMBER

Bew ft Wu7  MILD, SUNNY WEATHER  IS WEEKEND OPENER BAR MONTH OF NOVUERMRE

‘but its so hard’ Mother of 5 trying her best to thank unknown helpers

c-eguidiure:  Retirement Law Relaxed In House Bill   Stand Reversed In 73-12 Vote; Saturday Session

Retirement Bill’s Fate Takes Turn   A House Delay For Few Days On W.U. Vote

Reds In Korea Shoot Down U.S. Helicopter   Refuse To Disclose Fate Of Two American Officers

Laborite Wants Public Inquiry In Lakonia Disaster   By RICHARD R. KASISCHKE Associated Press Writer

In Teday’s Daily News   British Press Demands Probe Of Ship Disaster

Pro-Castro Fair Play Group Seeks To Quit The Business   IBritish Press Demands Inquiry Into Ship Fire

British Laborite Demands Probe Of Ship Tragedy  Greece Reported Already Arranging For Investigation

ea Tame Sp  Boy, 19, Admits s Slayin ng Of Five  Frail Youth Held For Killing Family

Veil of Secrecy Is Imposed Upon Farm Policing   Agriculture Department is Teld to Button Lip On All Meat Products

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE ORDER  ~U.S.D.A. Directed to Button Its Lip

Southwestern Regional Planning .. . Governor Promises Redevelopment Aid   Scranton Doubts  Tax Deadlock

COOPER READY FOR 22 ORBITS AROUND EARTH   Estimated Takeoff Time Somewhere Between 8-10:30 A. M. EST      CLOUD CONDITIONS MAY FORCE DELAY

Everything Ready For 34-Hour Ride  Take Off Between   Take Off Between 8 and 10:30 Today lf Clouds Permit

Half of Split  Countdown Completed   Still May Go Into Long Hop This Mornines

Everything Is Ready, Officials Say   Cooper Spends All Day fn Review OF Plans For Flight

Cloudy Sky May Delay Space Shot   Astronaut Scheduled For 22-Orbit Attempt Vf Forecast Permits

Maybe Yes, Maybe No, But All Is Ready   Impending Bad Weather Threatens to Delay Cooper

Space Flight Threatened With Delay by Weather   Haze Blamed On Burning Mexico Fields

Preparations Made Despite Cloudy Skies   Cooper Calm As He Awaits Liftoff Set For This Morning

 TRAPPED 510-FEET DOWN FOR 12 HOURS  ‘ Twin Falls Prospectors Rescued Krom Mine

ALLEN-SCO SC OT Tr * REPO PORT Father-in-Law of  Oswald Red Officer

Drizzle Slows Brazil's Killer  Forest Fire   Death Toll of 300 Expected; 300,000 Left Homeless

POISONOUS SMOKE THREATENS VILLAGE  eo A.feseeen wa ee A SF TT Fe: See eae

Return to Normal for Sugar Seen   2 Refiners Announce Partial Rollback Of Price Hike

‘Hot Line’ Between Russia, US. Ready for Emergency Officials Hope Won't Come

Could Prevent Nuclear War — U. S.-Moscow ‘Hot Line’  Now Open for Business

SURVIVE FOR 60 HOURS 2 Children Found Alive — In Flooded Alpine Town

Rescuers Find Children Alive , As They Dig for Alpine Dam Victim:

Bengals Spoil Grizzly Homecoming, 14 to 13   BURIED FOR GO HOURS  2 Kids Survive Dam Disaster

See CONCESSION, Page 2   Heat-Weary Residents Get Relief With Shower Today

Starrett count due   Kleetion Board to set date for Eastlake cheel

Vatican Council Ends Next Week  No Action Taken on   =Bichon’s Retirement

Ceremony Today Opens House   Ray Wayrynen of Butte Named State House Minority Leader

Convicf Riot Turns Into  Mass Escape  Streets Turned To Battleground As Crimes Soar

86 Escaped Reds Hunted In Venezuela  5 Dead, 51 Hurt When Terrorists Ficht Out of Prison

Mass Prison Break Made In Caracas  OBE Rade Criminate   86 Reds, Criminals At Large; 5 Die, 51 Hurt During Batile

Hunt Red Venezuelan Terrorists  Caracas Prison  Break Leaves 5  ee ae

Police hunt Red terrorists  ~ Twelve reported ~ killed in prison break in Caracas

86 Reds Liscape  Prison   Comb Caracas For Band Of  rg a Lerrorists

Gun Battle Leave 5 Dead, 51 Wounded  Red Terrorists Escape From Venezuela Prisor

Fighty Prisoners Flee Caracas Prison In Wild Fight: 12 Killed, 51 Wounded

Negroes, Whites Picket Brooklyn Project   Prison Break Kills  12 Venezuelans

HOT, HUMID, SUMMER DAYS   12 Killed In Prison Break By 86 Terrorists

86 Flee Prison In Venezuela  Five Killed In Gun Fight During Break

Red Terrorists Escape Prison In Venezuela   Five Killed In Gun Battle

12 killed, 51 wounded in prison break Seek terrorists, criminalsin Venezuela

Troops, Police Comb Caracas For Prisoners  86 of About 200 Still at Larae

Twelve Killed In Caracas Prison Break   86 Red Terrorists, Criminals Hunted By Police, Troops

86 Reds In Jail In Wild Escape   Venezuelan Troops Comb Caracas Following Break

5 Die in Mass Venezuelan Prison Break   86 Red Terrorists, Common Criminals Spark Gun Battle

LBJ Picks  7 To Probe  Slaying Chief Justice  Warren at Head; Will Report Fact

Expect S Million ‘Turnout   Neither Party May Win Clear Majority

US. Relations, Nuclear Policy ~ Are Top Issues   Kight Million Expected to Vote—Liberal Party Is Slight Favorite.

Canada Voting Heavy   Early Indications Are For Record Turnout; U.S. Relations Issue

TEMPPRATURES   ~The Churchill Story: Part 3  Winnie Polished The Words He Spoke

In Pleading Racial Equality .. .  ‘Individual Rights Denial Immoral, Clergymen Say

3 ministers urge rights law passage      Related story on page. 2

WEATHER   \'Urge Passage by Congress  Religious Leaders Back Civil Rights Proposal

Feel Full Story Not Disclosed  Ganactar Une   Gangster Has Had Year To Soill Secrets

Valachi's Talk Before Senate Worries Thugs   Worst Yet to Come In Hood’s Testimony, Crime Leaders Feor

Because Of Valachi— _ Organized Crime Heads Reported In A Lather

Saigon Military Role Explained  Viet Nam Statement   Viet Nam Statement Refutes U.S. View

TROOPS KEEPING VIGIL FOR CRISIS IN VIET NAM   REPORT MARTIAL LAW REQUESTED BY MILITARY MEN

Saigon Military Role Explained  Viet Nam Statement Refutes U. S$. View

Solons Hope  To Finish In 90 Days  Rules Adopted By Both Houses To Speed Work

; SOME 115 RELATIVES ATTEND BOEHM FAMILY  GET-TOGETHER SUNDAY AT DIVERGING PARK

SEPT. 26 IS OPENING DATE TO FILE PETITIONS FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICE IN NOVEMBER. ELECTION  Freeman Brouidlette Molne Firel Reauect   SOME 115 RELATIVES ATTEND BOEHM FAMILY  GET-TOGETHER SUNDAY AT PDIVERCIDE PARK

Dillon Urges Replacement  Of Budget Cui   Asks Senate Group For $43.8 Million; Warns of Slowdown

Dillon Asks Restoration Of Cut Funds   Big Net Cash Loss Seen As Result, Senators Informed

XAT CAILES KOU TED Remnants Of Haitian Invasion Turn Up In Dominican Republic

School Is Out For Bus Bill In Harrisburg   171-8 House Vote Tables Amendmen’ As Session Ends

Scotland Yard Provides Guard  Member Of Parliament Gets French Secret Army Threat

Outgrowtl  Of Bidault TV Show   Police Guard Woman Seeking Bidault’s Capture

French Terrorists Blamed  British Member Of Parliament’s Life Threatened

SUSPECT FRENCH TERRORISTS British Parliament  Member Gets Threat

Scared People Flee After Explosion At Nuclear Weapons Plant in Texas

Ecuador Holding Ht Tuna Vessels  Claim San Diego Boat: Did INegal Fishing

Red Wall to Open for Christmas Holiday;  Berliners Look Forward to Family Reunions

Reds Okeh Yule Trips Past Wall   Friday’s Opening Hailed Bv Berlin

Reds to Open Berlin’s Wall  For Christmas  West Berliners Will Be Allowed to Visit Their E. Berlin Kin

W.Berliners Can Visit — Kast Berlin  Deal May Carry Implications . Paw. Basten

250 Troopers Are Ordered To Steel City   Officers Stoned By Demonstrators; Fire Hoses Used

Battle Of Rocks, Fire Hoses   Thousands Of Negroes Outflank Birminaham Lawmer

JFK Keeps Close Watch On Racially-Torn Birmingham Demonstrators Overwhelm Police; Highway Patrolmen Coming To Aid

Birmingham Quiet, Under Close Watch   Troops Standing By; Mississippi Offers Ala. Governor Help

Troops {n Alabama Avoid Move:   Authorities Hope It Will Be Unnecessary To Enter Birmingham

Rail Deaths Narrowly Averted   Train Derailed   Train Derailed ByBigLandslide  In Canada .

NEEDED BEFORE GROUND FREEZES: State Begs For Rain, Drought Back To Back

‘Self-Interest’ Check In Fighter Contract Is Crontirmed By Mundt

JEK May Hold Off Rail Strike  Manpower Cut Dp... Whe...   Manpower Cut Poses Threat Of Shutdown

Railroad Strike Curbs Awaited   President Expected To Name Fact-Finders

Railroad Strike Curbs Awaited  President Ex morn  Ta Name Fact.Findes

Expect Kennedy To Delay Strike By Rail Unions   Emergency Board to Be Named in Dispute

Congress May Have To Halt Rail Strike   Abandoning Hope For Aqreement _

Expect JFK To Sidetrack Rail Strike   To Name Emergency Board To Study Work Regulation Dispute

Would Sidetrack Strike Over Rules 60 Days   Unions Have Warned They Wil Strike Over Jobs

Emercency  Measures Are Predicted  Kennedy Says He'll Seek Legislaticn To-Protect Public

Infervention In Rail Feud Seen  Kennedy May Act To Nip Strike Move

Way Is Cleared For Railroads Work Changes  U.S. Quickly Acts To Avert Possible Spring Walkout

La or 60-Day Period  JF K May Take Action \To Avert Rail Strike      IFK Rejects Charges That U. S. Backed Raids On Soviet Ships

Presidential Move Due in Rail Dispute   Emergency Board Will Seek To Head Off Threat of Striks

Emergency Rail Action Might Be Necessary   Both Sides Warned Congress To Be Asked For New Laws

May Delay Threat of Rail Strike 60 Days   Kennedy Is Expected to Name Emergency Board.

Rail Changes In Work Rule Start April 8   U. S. Court Clears Way For Revisions; Emergency Is Cited

TRAIN CRISIS HINTS ACTION BY CONGRESS   Labor Secretary Moving To Avert Tieup Next Week

Reach Accord on Cease-Fire  in Laos Clash  Officials Working   Officials Working on Formula to  End Hostilities

THE 3 SILENT AMENDMENTS Warren's Ire Not ‘Surprising; 2 Changes Aimed At His Court

Justice Warren Irritated 2 Amendments Aimed Directly At High Court

silent Amendments’ Would Weaken U.S. Supreme Court   Warren Concerned About Acceptance   Ry STANLEY MFISLER

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (‘Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

‘Soil Conservation Field Day...   Grandmother of One Is Dalton Resident  Abduction of Two Small Girls Feared

Massive Search Conducted — 2 Missing Minneapolis Girls Feared Abducted

Namesake Has Great Plans for Development and Future of Perrytown, Arkansas

Where To Find It   ©= PERRYTOWN, ARK., MAKES DEBUT  How Towns Begin in the Space Age

 Expulsions Are Overruled....   Judge Says Pupils Engaged In ‘Permissible Activities’

Expelled Pupils Back in Classes   Nikita Says Cuban Situation Could Become Even Worse

1,081 RETURN TO SCHOOL IN BIRMINGHAM   Judge Lifts Suspension, Rules Arrest Of Children Who Played  _ Hookey For Integration  - March Ileaal.

NEGRO PUPILS REINSTATED TO SCHOOL ROOMS   ILLEGAL ARRESTS CHARGED BY JUDGE IN RACIAL CASE

PUPILS RETURN INBIRMINGHAM   U.S. Judge Lifts Ban Saying Children Were Arrested Illegally

Says Their Arrest Was Was Illegal Judge Upsets Expulsion Of Race-Marching Kids

Negro Children Back fo Schoo! In Birmingham  Federal Judge Rules Arrests Were Illegal

WwYVIT VIUMCTS THURS SHMiiyes  Birmingham negrochildren re-admitied to school

(Mississippi Tries To Force Troovs Removal   Neoro Children Back In School

Marchers Sent Back To School  Federal Judge Says Birmingham Pupils Hlegally Arrested.

F ederal Judge Orders Ousted Negro Students Be Returned to Classes

Young Negroes Back to School On Court Order   Birmingham Scene Is Changing Fast

Ousted Negro Pupils Refurn To Classes  State Court Ruling Gives Birmingham

fMidodma  Pupils Back To Classes in  Birmingham   State Court Rules New Government Installed in City

Ousted Pupils Due Back By Court’s Order   Appeals Judge Say: More Than 1,000 Illegally Arrested

Birmingham Official Complies With Court Order  Schools Reinstate Negroes

Viariow heport  Red China’s Power Potential May Holc Russians In Line Despite Theory Split

CRACK IC TRAIN JUMPS TRACKS   FAMED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS HAS MATTOON MISHAP

Bidault Trying To Gain Asylum, Stay In Politics  Ex-Fren ch Premier   Ex-French Premie: Says He Will Con tinue His Efforts tc Upset De Gaulle.

Today   Aroand the State . Around the Nation . Aroand the World .

—BUTLER 1S CHIEF SUSPECT— Gems Worth $640,000 Are Reported Stolen

Fortune. in. Gems Stolen  eR SP ee EE   Social Leader. Tells’ Loss.

Military Spending Set at $51 Billion   ‘July 1 Target Date for JFK's Tax Cuts

Kennedy Hastily Amends Tax Proposal Following Flurry in Stock Market

JULY 11S TARGET FOR TAX CUT   Budget Boost Asked For U. S. Space Effort

JFK. Hedges On Foreign Stock Tax   Revises Timetable After Market Goes Into Tailspir

Congress Expected To Reject Some, Or All Of Kennedy Tax Proposal

Partial Reject Of Plan Likely By Congress   Kennedy Plan Drives Down Stock Prices

Livkization incineratiea ...  Khrushchev Warns Against World War

Civil Rights Opponents Imply Red Influences Behind Racial Movement

Foes Of C- Rights  Legislation Try To Stress Red Control Charges

Methodist Minister Sees: Race Problem Solved In South Before North

Late News Off the AP Wire   LIMIT PRIVATE LIVESTOCK...   TO KICHT RETIREMENT.

Haitian- Dominican War Threat Fades;  Wave Of Reprisals By Duvalier Feared

Marches May Be Over   Threat Of War Eases?   Peace Unit Concerned Over Peril Of Revolt In Haiti

IS DELAYING RETURN TRIF   With Evacuation Of Americans Planes Continue

(OAS PANEL IS DELAYING RETURN TRIE   With Evacuation Of Americans Planes Continue

Immediate War Threat Appears Out To OAS   U. S Citizens Are Being Brought Home By Airlift

Fear Rises of Haitian Revolution   Dominican Issue Appears on Wane

Feel War Threat Eased  OAS Group Delays Return To Haiti and Dominican

Haiti Probe Group Sees  Crisis Past  OAS Committee May Receive   OAS Committee May Receive Extra Powers Before Return

‘Revolt Threat Is Cited—  Fear Duvalier May Launch Sweeping Bloody Reprisals

—-PEACE GROUP STAYS IN U. S.—~ Feels His panola War  Threat Less Serious

Peacemakers Believe Haiti Crisis Is Past   Main Concern Now Is Possible Purge Within Country

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Special Peace Committee Of OAS Delays Return To Hispaniola

OAS Peace Group Fears Haiti Revolt   Uprising Before May 15 Threatened By Duvalier Foes

OAS Peace Unit Delays Return To Haiti Today  Threat of War Is No

ern Massachusetts in the past year and a half. Ten of the killings are still unsolved,   International

Wave or [error Ends af Jonnstown...  Two Dead, Two Wounded  In Indiana-Cambria Spree

3 Burglaries, 3 Thefts Are Probed in LH  300 Feet of Tubing Is Stolen at YMCA; Church ts Entered   ‘Two Dead, Two Wounded...  Shot through Dad Kills Man’s Mother

JFK Accepts” Invitation To Come To-Texas  Special Election Is Called To Replace Rep. Thornberry

Indiana Blast Kills 62 At Holiday on Ice Show   U.S. to Retain  German Force:

Cambridge Sees Day Of Penance   Negroes Call Off Demonstration After ‘Fear Gas Grenade

Troops Use Tear Gas Demonstrations Called  Off In Cambridge, Md.

F enance, Joul-Jearching urged  Cambridge Streets Calm After Saturday Violence

Multimillion Dollar Plane Arabian Ruler Not Aboard; 16 Killed  In Alps Snowstorm

King Saud’s Private Airliner Crashes in Alps; Ruler Safe on Riviera, hints at Bomb Attempt

Arabian Leader Himself Is Not Aboard  King Saud's Jet Crashes; 16 Die

Freeze Hangs On Western Europe Threatened With Food, Fuel Shortages

Fuel, supplies, running out  No relief in sight for blizzard-plaqued Europe

Food An d Fuel Running Short  No Relief ‘Sighted For Frigid Europe

Shortages Of Food, Fuel Hit : Wes Europeans   100 Deaths Are Blamed On Long ~ Winter's Grip

Food and Fuel Running Short  Western Europe Hit Hard by Bad Storms

Western Europe Suffers from Lack Of Food and Fuel   Month-Old Winter Storm Has Claimed 100 Victims; Some Coal Suppllaa Proven.

Foodand Fue Shortages in West Europe  Aged and Infirm Crowd Hospitais; No Sign of Relief

Mt.V. Horse Second  Wild West Rodeo At The Fair Tonight   TONIGHT 8:00 — McKinley’s Wild West Rodeo,

Race nears end -election Tuesday   FOUR CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES OFFER FREE RIDES TO POLLS

Condition Still Grave, Vatican Officials Say   Blood Transfusion Enables Aged Pontiff To Survive Hemorrhagina

REPORT BLOOD TRANSFUSION EFFECTIVE   Physician At Bedside For Eighth Straight Night   Only A Miracle Can Save Pontiff; Stricken With Possible Cancer

Confined To Vatican Apartment   Concern Growing For Condition Of Ailing Pontiff

‘Better,’ callers are told   But vicar-general stays for last rites

Pope's Visit With JFK Is Canceled   Gravely I! Pontiff Shows Some Gain ‘After Restful Night

Kennedy's Visit Plan Suspended, Vatican Reports  Pontiff Has Restful.  Nitelee Altar Sathae

Recurrent Hemorrhages Are Gravely Weakening Pope; Church Worried

Pope Appears Better; Enjoys Restful Night  Growth Causing Pain; Believed To Be ‘Benign’

Pope Improved But Reported Seriously il   Pontiff Stricken by Second Attack of Internal Bleeding

ad ie &  Plans for Kennedy Visit Suspended  Pope Weakened by Hemorrhages, Concern Increase:

plightly Better, But Vatican Gloomy  Order Pope to Cease All Activity, Must  Damain in Rad

Pope Worse, Has Anemia   Vatican Issues Denial Of Report That Pontiff Received Last Rites

Pope John Shows Some Improvement  But 'Pontiff’s Condition Remains Grayvee

CONDITION REMAINS GRAVE  Pope John Described As Resigned to Death

ABLE TO READ AND PRAY Pontiff Showing Continued  Improvement, Vatican Says

PONTIFF WEAK AFTER WORST SETBACK   Doctor Keeps Bedside Vigil Sixth Straight Night   Quotes Head Of Catholic Church As Saying He Realizes End Near

Specialists Keep Vigil At Vatican   Paper Quotes Pontiff As Saying ‘I Know What I Have’   CONCERN GROWS      Plans for Kennedy to Meet Pope Are Susnended

JEK Visit Canceled;  Pope Remains Grave   Reforming of Harvey Socially Total Failure

VATICAN CITES OVER-ALL GAIN; MIND IS CLEAR   Wary Phrasing of Report Makes Clear That  Danger Holds   *CRISIS’ TOLD   Massive Transfusion Enabled Pontiff to Survive Wemorrhaging

Physicians Order Pontiff Stay In Bed   Slight Improvement Noted But Vatican Concern Evident

Pope Spends Restful Night, However Vatican Reports Condition Is Grave

Vatican Reports About Health of Pope Are Grim   Plans for JFK’s Visit Suspended

Despite Optimistic Statements Lo \ ° i Very Serious: Report on Pope

Somewhat Better Today Pope’s Condition Still Remains ‘Very Serious’

Loss of Blood Is Dismaying To Physicians   Foregoes Usual Noon Blessing in Square  As Thousand Gather

New Concern  For the Pope  Confined to Apartment   Confined to Apartment By Recurrent Hemorrhage

Pope John Remains In Grave Condition  ‘Only Miracle Can Save Him’

Pope John Survives Relapse   Gains ‘Little Strength’ But Condition Critical

HELICOPTER OVERPWATER RECORD THEIG@ GOAL   Pope's Condition Still Serious Vatican Shelves Plans  For Kennedy Audience

Transfusions Help Pontiff Read, Pray   Vatican, For First Time, Describes IIiness As Grave

Vatican Concern Deepens   teport Denied Pontiff Is Given Last Rites

JEN Ftans §£O 9€e Fontiir Suspended...  Gravely Weakened Pope John Confined To Apartment

Watch Kept On Pontiff By Doctors   Blood Transfusions Apparently Still Having Effect

Pope has resttul night   Pontiff's condition reported still grave

Plans for President's Visit To Pontiff Suspended, Physicians Keep Bedside Vijail

Pone Shows improvement: Reads, Prays  Mioht Be Allawad   Might Be Allowed To Rise From Bed In Another Week

Report Pope John Slightly Improved; Spent Good Night  Us aabienn Acemrée Thus (Meulae   Vatican Asserts That ‘Only Miracle’ Can Save Pontiff

VATICAN BULLETIN CAUTIOUS  Breathitt Balks Pontiff lmproved Chandler Grab By Restful Night: At Third Term

Pope Shows Improvement After Crisis   Pontiff Remains Under Constant Medical Watch

Concern Grows Over Grave Condition Of Ailing Pope After Recent Attack

POPE HAS SETBACK; IS GRAVELY IL   Kennedy's Plan To Visit Pontiff On June 22 Suspended; Pope Confined To His Apart. ment.

Weakened by recurrent hemorrhages  Gloom hangs   Picture story on page 2

Pope John's Condition Very Serious’  Some Improvement Noted, But Pontiff Is Dangerously 11!

PONTIFF IS PUT TO BED BY DOCTORS   Paper Reports Church Head Is  Aware Condition

Vatican Source Says JFK Meet PlansSuspended = ¢  Pope Is Confined to Apartment; Concern for Condition Grows

Pope Gains In Struggle   Condition of Pontiff Still Grave Despite Quiet Night

Condition Of Pope John — Remains As Very Serious; Again Bleeds Internally

~KENNEDY VISIT ‘SUSPENDED’— Concern About Pope’s Condition Increases

Vigil Kept By Doctor At Bedside   Plans for Kennedy To See Pontiff Are Suspended

Despite “Night of Tranquil Repose’  Pontiff's Condition Still Grave

JFK Visit With Pope Suspender   Recurrent Hemorrhage: Confining Pontiff To Apartment

June Visit By Kennedy Faces Delay   Doctors Keep Vigil After Hemorrhage Strikes Pontiff, 81

Pope Is Slightly Improved, But Condition Still Grave   150 Southern Businessmen Invited To Kennedy Parley

Mid-Cities Home Call CR4-8241 For Carrier Delivery.      Pope Seriously Ill

Pope Weak Today, JFK Visit Off   Sacristan Stays Near inEmergency

QUOTE PONTIFF AS SAYING HE’S AWARE OF IT   Vatican Suspends Plan For Kennedy Visit Slated For June   SOME IMPROVEMENT REPORTED MONDAY

Pope ‘Still Grave’ After Crisis Past   Leaders of All Faiths Join In Tributes to Ailing Pope

Pope’s Condition Causes Concern   Vatican Suspends Kennedy Visit

Pope Rallies, Condition  Still Grave   - Pontiff: Gains After Crisis ~~ That Brought Lim Near Death

Condition Still Reported Grave For Pope John   Needs No Assistance During Restful Night Followina Death Scare

Feels Slightly Betfer During Morning Hours  Chief Physician Not:   Chief Physician Not: At the Vatican Today

Transfusions Help :  Pope John Is improve But His Condition Is Described As Grave ©

Improvement ls Shown By Catholic Ruler  Mood At Vatican Eases Somewhat But Crisis Remains

Concern Grows For Pope John   Catholic Poniiff Is Weakening In Bout With Illness

Pope's Illness ‘Very Serious Vatican Says   Doctors Claim Pontiff Lucid, Talks With Aide

Pope Rallies but Condition Grave  Looks Better Afte:   Looks Better After Restful Night

Pope John Slightly  Improved   Spends Restful Night; Condition Is Still Grave

Vatican Says Pontiff Able To Read, Pray  Officials Admit For First Time Illness Serious .

JFK's Plans To See Pope Called Off Temporarily  Condition Of Roman  Catholic Leader Is Listed As ‘Better’

CONDITION STILL GRAVE  Prediction Of Death Attributed To Pontiit

Concern for Pope John Increases   Paper Quotes Pontiff ‘I Have Only 3 or 4 Weeks Left to Live’

rope better Though Still Gravely Ill  Vatican Fears a Criti. cal Downturn Possible Any Moment TRANSFUSIONS AIL  Described as Regaining         Described as Regaining Some Color, Able to Read. Pray

JFK visit plan suspended Confined to his apartment  after second hemorrhase

 Seriousness Acknowledged  Pope Reported Showing Gain But Many Fear Critical Turn

Concern Over Pontiff Grows   Pope Confined to His Apartment, Plans for JFK’s Visit Suspended

Pontiff Has Good Night. Feels Better   Blood Trausfusion Enables Church Head to Survive

The Weather   Pope Is Slightly Improved, But Condition Still Grave   Protestant, Jewish Clerics Urge Prayers For Pope John

 Attendants Stay Near Pope s Illness Halts Plans For Kennedy Visit Next Montt

His Condition Sull Is Grave....  Pope John Rallies After a Restful Night

Cicognani Visits For Briefing   Has Restful Night;  Condition Better

New Budget Act May Be Only Way Out   Proclamation Will Confine Action To Specific Programs

Joint Ceremon} As Legislative Session Begins   Many Pleasantries Precede Fireworks

No Relief In Sight In Drought  Nines Dlacna   New Blazes Hit Woodlands:  Farms Suffer

Fires Hit Woods In Arid East   Spreading Autumn Drought Cuts Into Crops And Power

Many Fires Spread In Arid East   Farm Production In Peril; Arsonists In — Some Areas Blamed

Fairfield County Coldest Spot In Nation With 23 Below Zero: Hundreds Of Schools Are Closed

Ohio Stung By Record Cold Wave   Sub-zero Reported Throughout State On Heels Of Snow

Most Frigid Place In Nation eee oS  One Spot In Ohio Records 23 Belou

Confessed Murderer of Girl Says He Panicked   Arkansas Man Kills Four, Then Himself

President Bids Farewell To His Son During Simple Services at Family Plot

” Grieving Kennedy Attends Brief Graveside Rites for Infant Son 

Legislators Reported Edging Closer To Acceptable Reapportionment Plan

Alaska Steam Fails in Bid To Buy Ship   Vote 8-7 After Testimony of Alaska Senator Gruening; Merchant Marine Act Prohibits Foreiqn-Built Vessels

Alaskan senators disagree  Senate committee votes “no” on Alaska Steam bill

Governor's Top Priority Bills On Shaky Ground  Capital Outlay Plans  ~~ l  el

PRAYER FOR .  ODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

May Reach $580 Billion Heller Says   Boost Expected To Prevent Recession, Jobless Increase

Business Outlook Brightens   National Output Estimate Increased, Dispelling Fears of ‘63 Recession

Fears Of Recession Dispelled Kennedy Regime Foresees Pickup In National Output

National Output Estimate Raised —  Outlook for Business In Nation Brightens

On The Inside   Brighter Business Outlook Boosts Estimate Of 1963 National Output

Uispels 03 Recession Fears  Business Pickup Seen; Boost Estimate of Output   Better Than Anticipated

Three Dead, Vast Trail Of Damage  Two Squalls Are   Two Squalls Are  Given Unofficial TW wnadn Stature

Much Hard Work Still Necessary   Corporate Division  Gilts Swell United Fund Drive Cotters

Court Voids Race March Convictions   Airline Hijacker Granted Hearing to Plead Defense

NEGRO STUDENTS VINDICATED  High Court Overrules Carolina Convictions

NEWS INDEX   AT BAY OF PIGS Bob Kennedy Denies Air Support Ever Promised

One af ‘Several Major Mistakes’ —  Bobby Denies U. S. Planned  Air Cover in Cuba Invasion

Attorney General Speaks Air Cover Not Promisec For Bay of Pigs Invasion

That's Devotion   SEVER AL MAJOR MIST ARES  U.S. Air Cover Plan for Cuba Didn’t Exist: RFK

Sea (aims Bear On Final Trip in Atlantic   Famous Patrol Ship Goes Down In Stormy Seas While Being Towed To Philodelnhia To Rerame Rectaurant

APCMMELECS  Court Order Halts Boeing Strike Threat  National Interest  Ts Cited in Federal   National Interest Ts Cited in Federal  Restraining Action

Over and Under   INJUNCTION IS GRANTED  Sudse Halts Boeing Strike

May Extend  To 80 Days  For Cooling Off Under T-H Act After Hearing

JUDGE STOPS BOEING STRIKE OF MACHINISTS   Order in Line With Ken nedy Statements on National Safety   IAM Yields Under T-H Injunction; Work  Continues

Walkout Prevented For 10 Days   Both Sides To Appear In Court February 1

MOVE IS MADE BY JUSTICE DEPT. ON JFK'S ORDERS   National Safety Seen Per iled by Tieup of Defense Supohker   Wages, Seniority, Union Shop Major Issues in Nieniuta

Strike Threat af Boeing Is Halted  -Temporary Injunctior   -Temporary Injunction Issued by U.S. Court

Balinese Fear Sins Angered Volcano Gods   Flocking To White Beaches

Balinese Hold Religious Ceremonies On Beaches After Volcano Eruption

In cleansing rites  Volcano survivors offer sacrifice to angry Gods

Board Of Inquiry Delves Into Thresher Repair Work Shipyard Workers Questionea

Sub Death Throes Bared by Officer   Escort Ship Skipper Says ‘Contacts Reported Problems

Naval Board Hears Story During Quiz   ‘Skylark’? Officer Feared His Ship Micht Be Struck

In Sub Tragedy Shipyard Personnel Face Inquiry Court   Seek Visual Observation

Naval Inquiry Under Way in Sub Disaster . . .  Repair Crews Get Thresher Quizzing

Sabotage On Nautilus?  (Court Of Inquiry Turns \Attention To Repair Work 'On The Ill-Fated Thresher   By JAMES V. HFEALION

NEGRO CLERGYMEN HELD  Wave Of Racial Protest Hits Many New York City Quarter:

Wave of Racial Demonstrations Swirl In Many Quarters of Great Metropolis

Mass Arrest In Brooklyn; Eye Tension  Negro Clergymen Pa oe ae a oe   Negro Clergymen Are Involved In Latest Flareup

CONCLUDES IRISH IDYLL  President Goes To Kngland To Meet With Macmillan

Stock market has taken note Corporations stirred by hope of tax cut

in Venezuela Saturday Pro-Castro Assassins Strike Reign of Terror

ATHDOMT RADE      So DDATAT   Mrs HICTRICr Met      Tat LT ONTON DORE   TCCuIVLAICAL eopacr Ope

Pope’s Speech To Open Council  Second Session Gets Under Wav Tadany In Vatinan

Flush Quartet From Small: Farm House   Carnival Workers Accused Of Killing Man, Injuring Wife

Central Texas Officers  Nab 4 Murder Suspects   Guilty Plea Heard In Robbery Case

Suspects Also Are Linked to Farm Banditry   Seized as Rural Home Encircled

Alabama Murder Charged Four Suspects Arrested After Manhunt In Texas

ARCTIC WAVE GRIPS NORTH WEST BALMY   Sub-Zero Plunge Idles Many Cars; Wind Batters N.Y.

Mercury Drops To New Lows in Northeast   Arctic Air  Sweeps Area

Defense suited to 60's JFK tells congress U.S. military budget must rise

es “ —_ a ad Ke ile cs 4  President Says Military Budget Will Be Higher

8 Below Zero Cold Locking. Sa-Inch Snow  To Grip the City Tonight, Sunday

8 Below Zero Cold Locking 3-Inch Snow   New Arctic Lows To Grip the City Tonight, Sunday

Upset Perturbs GOP Reguiars  “John Bircher” To Head California Young GOP

CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN OPENS   Local Chairman Asks Public To Make Usual Liberal Donations

ChristmasSeal Campaign to Start Today   FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS and other Respiratory Diseases

Record Holiday Slaughter Over U. S. Is Feared   Already Highway Total Up to 151

Fatalities At Reeord  Pace Sat.   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Midnight EDT: 164 traffic, 2? boating, 7 drowning. Total Lge &

Road Death Total Could Exceed 500   Five Perish In Crossing Crash, Auto Hits Train

Traffie Toll Heading For New Record  Pace Above Last Year As 590 Deathe Fenpcted   Pace Above Last Year As 520 Deaths Expected

Traffic Deaths In Record Pace  Hourly Rate Higher Than Same Period

Underworld Rulers Ordered ‘Mercy Ki lling’ of Crime Boss, Says Valachi

House Passes Bill To Raise Cigarette Tax   Chance Is Seen For Senate Approval Increase Would Aid Cities, Towns

Roy Schafer, 37, Victim Of Crash  Near Ligonier   Former Young Dem President. Aide To Lawrence Is Killed;  Passenocr In Plane Survives

Laos 1s more likely spot fo: hig trouble   Harrassment policy in Korea Pentagon believes

Resumption Of A War In Korea Is Seen As Unlikely  Experts Feel China   Experts Feel China _ Would Pick Laos For Any Maior War Effort

New Korea War Seen Not Likely  ~« +~ & -*€ -, &- «2 <¢   China Reds W ould Pick Laos For Any Major- Effort

Kore an Hot War Dis c ount ed: Laos May Be Next Major Troub!  Snot. Exnertc at Dontagqan Baan

‘Orders Crackdown on Buddhists  S. Viet Nam President Declares Martial Law

U.S. SOLDIERS PATROL KOREA ARMISTICE LINE   Fog-Shreuded Attack Called Deliberate Violation   THERE IS HOPE FOR WOUNDED PRIVATE

Rain. Is Due Almost: Daily Rest of Week   Forecast Some Local Showers Up to Two Inches

AVA UGEE SEETE LL, Ad OU  Johnson Prays For Peace At Ceremony On Sunday

Candles Lit FromFlame In Tribute   Ceremony Ends U.S. Mourning For Kennedy

Official U.S. Mourning Ends InCeremony   President LBJ Lights Candle To Lead Event

BOY £ FUCOMICHEE pet Eile fa  Youth Conservation Corps Requested

JFK Proposes Conservation Plan for Youth   Program Would Resemble CCC of 1930s

wOMeSTIC Group  Kennedy Asks Congress For Youth Conservation Corps fo Handle 15,000

Kennedy Also Asks for U. §. Peace Corps   President Cites Homefront Needs In Special Message to Conoress.

Youth Corps Plan Offered by Kennedy   Additional Service Force Employing Adults Alsa Asked

National Service Corps Urged By President CONGRESS ASKED TO SET UP YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS

Conservation, Domestic Corps Are Proposed   Kennedy Also Bids For Expansion Of Peace Corps

Conservation Youth Corps Asked by JFK   Program Also Calls for Expansion of Peace Corps

Asks larger youth corps  To serve youth better   To serve youth better so they serve nation better’

Kennedy Asks for Youth Corps  Also Asks Congress for National Volunteer ‘Peace Corps’

Proposes Work, Training For 15,000 Youths In Nafional Parks, Forests

No Spee ial Arrangement For Jackie Reported $12,000 Maternity Wing Denied

Designed for Happier Living, Better Health; U.S. Funds Made Available— Earlham to Pioneer Community Project for Care of Aged in Own Homes

In Memory Of Confederate Dead. ——_— YF ontederate Dead.  MacLean To Re-Dedicate Monument At Gettysburg

In Memory Of Confederate Dead.  MacLean To Re-Dedicate Monument At Gettysburg

German Beauty Mentioned  Probe Into Bobby Baker’s Affairs On, (But Behind Doors)

Former Demo Secretary LBJ's Boy   Valet To Many Powerful Men; FBI In Case

Senators Begin Investigation Of Baker Affai   Former Demo Aide Quizzed Behind Closed Doors on ‘Outside Activities.’

Prove No Man Hero To Valet  Open Secret Probe Of Baker’s Activities

Kennedy wins battle over rights bill   ‘He knows where bodies are buried, who buried them

ELL Ty  On Inside Pages   Curtain Drawn Around Probe of 101st Senator

Ballentine Hits S.C. Ag Leader  Is Called A Free Loader To Advance

Jeanne J. Payne Named Homemaker of Tomorrow  at High School Here

Farmer Fights Government, Files False Arrest Charges   Labor Unrest Continues  New Strikes Threatened But Two End

Winnie's Loneliness May Have Shaped Life   (EDITOR’S NOTE: Second in a series on Winston Churchill.)

The Churchill Story: Part 2 Ln  Sir Winston Grew Up In Loneliness

Negroes Barred From Theaters  Baltimore Meetings Fail to Open Doors

JFK Gives Green Light for Sale Of Wheat to Russia and Satellites

Campaigning grandmother may go home   Girl pinned in car after collision here

Warns of adverse effects  Preparedness committee opposes nuclear treaty

LE MARS SALES CO. CHANGES. SALES{10.;..-~« WrANAIRCHAYV ARDPODAINOAAT

BDOURY NCINeGy BOCK TO VGpITal WallacePostsCopsAroundAla. School To Prevent Integration;  Ed. Board Defies His Action

Gov. Wallace Set to Fight Integration   Tuskegee School Heads Oppose Governor; U.S. Keeping Close Watch

Troops Used to Keep Alabama School Closed   Governor Wallace Clashes With County Board   Whites Plan Campaign . Against Negro Neighbors

Troopers Aid Wallace's Win In First Round   Local Authorities Protest Action; JFK In Close Touck

Ala. Governor Blocks School Desegregatior  a Posts State rparhmeare Awanna   Wallace Posts State Troopers Arounc Tuskegee High tc Bar Students.

Profumo Scandal Keeps Spreading   Macmillan Refuses to Quit, Looks to Kennedy for Help

Today's Telearan   ‘Former Dancer— Surprise Witness To Appear In Ward Case

oS SS Se Se  “Visits. Grave         ‘Shapely Redhead Due To Be Called in Vice Probe

Redhead Is Surprise Witness  She'll Testify As To Ward's Operations

British Scandal Girls Tell Story Of Ward's Circle   Chrstine AdimitsLink to Profumo During Hearing

Prisoner Advises Hemophilia Boy to Treat World Beiter Than ‘We Did’

Even Vopos Could Smile Awhile  Berlin Wall Breached for Brief Reunions

Wappy Reunions With Relatives In East Berlin; Thousands  To Make Trins

Wallace vows to keep university segregated  Says he will he present to bar any Negro; judge orders two enrolled for summer term   Sit-in activity due to increase

Zesegregation:  Wallace Wil Bar Negroes At Alabama  Governor to Defy Court Order to Admit 2 Students

JUDGE ORDERS ADMISSION Gov. Wallace Vows He'll Block Negroes At University Door

‘Big Dish’ to Begin Operation   Gov. Wallace Vows He'll Bar Negroes At U. of Alabama   Says He Will Defy U. S. Court

Invokes State Sovereignty—  Governor Will Bar Negroes At Alabama U.

Wins Hearts. Of Moppets ; Johnson Given Big Ovatior At Democratic Funds Event

Forest Tower Operator Issues Warning  Fire Count 13 Points lig Danger

rriman Mistaken. Izvestia Claims  Khrushy Never Pledged Withdrawal From Cuba

Laws on Mental Health and Public Welfare Among 233 New Ones Effective on Oct. 13

Skiers ‘Hitched' Afloat   Bride And Groom Say Church Marriage Too Tame 2nd Time Arounc

Lumber Yardat LenoxIs Destroyed Sun. By Fire   Worst Fire in Lenox Since 1884 Blaze

Furodeal fon.   Expected to Make. thipaat On West Burspodie by Anpedrtnesa ba TY,

EUROPEANS AWAIT TOUR OF KENNEDY   Significant Trip To Start Tonight; Berlin Droma Due

President Takes Off For Europe Tonight   Kennedy’s Schedule To Include  Berlin Wall Tour, Vatican Visit

Kennedy Sets Out Tonight On Tour Of Europe; Will Visit Berlin Wall

JFK Plans TV  Appearances While In Europe   Voice And Image To Carry Personal Friendship Message From America

Europe Triy Set Tonight By Kennedy  Television Viewers In 12 Countries To See President

At White House   TV Appearances Set    Kennedy Ready For Europe Trip

Scheduled to Leave Tonight —  President's Visit ‘Is Aimed St People’ Not Governments

U.S. President ls Poised For Trip To Europe   10-Day Tour Slated To Bring Many Tv Appearances Abroad

Pope Paul to Retain Council, Push for International Peace   President Will Leave Tonight Eor 10-Davy Tour of Europe

U.S. President Is Poised For Trip To Europe  10-Day Tour Slated To Bring Many TV pe a 2 eee

RMANY IS IST STOP ON 10-DAY TOUR   Kennedy Trip To Include Visit To Irish Homeland and Rome to Visit   New Pope.

T'V May Be Key Factor  To Success Millions May   Millions May See, Hear Message Of U.S. Friendshi

Krebiozen Is Branded Ineffective  Cancer Drug Has No Value, Experts Rule

Efficacy Of Cancer Drug Hit  en Called   Krebiozen Called Ineffective In Experts’ Study

Comply With Supreme Court  Council Rock School Term To Begin With Meditation

U. 5. Releases 3 Cubans Held In New York  Source Says Action Relates To Return

PROPAGANDA OFFENSIVE  Reds Seek To Split U.S. From Europe   An AP News Analysis

Another seriously injured One killed by snowslide sweeping Lundim Peak

67 Claimed In Huge Explosion At Indianapolis Ice Pageant   Safe, Sane Halloween Reported By Officers

Indiana Blast Kills 63, Injures 341   Coliseum Explosion Blamed on Broken  Gas Tank Valve

341 Injured At Huge Ice Show   Compressed Gas Used In Cooking Hot Dogs, Other Food Suspected

NIGHTMARISH FINALE TO SHOW: SHOW  Ruptured Gas Gas Valve Kills 6.

63 Dead in Indianapolis  Ruptured Gas Tank Valve Believed Cause of Blast

63 Dead, 341 Injured In Ice Show Explosion; Believe Concession Stand Gas Caused Blast

KILLING 63, INJURING 341  ‘Blast Triggered by Ruptured Gas Valve?

More Than 300 Persons Hurt When Blast Hits Section of Stands at Indiana Coliseum

Death Toll in Indianapolis Explosion Climbs to 63; 34] Hurt, Many Critically

At I ce S h ow   More Than 200 Injured; Private Vehicles Used To Carry Victims:

United Fund Speaker Seranton’s Sister  Coming To L. Bucks   Governor’s Committee  $30,000,000 Increase Asked For School Aid

Confusion In Van Buren Contrary To First Report, ‘Vote May Have Been Wet

‘Arrest of Lt. Gen. Yo-Chan Defended Opposition Group Cries Out ‘Politics’

S. Korean Arrest Is _ Defended   Opponents Of Juntc Charge Action Is Politically Based

Korea Tense After Arrest Of Top Brass   Former Military Premier's Seizure As Political Move

Diets: concede  South Korean Defends Arrest Of Retired Military Premier

Gen. Song Seized On Old Charge   Opposition Leaders Charge Arrest Was Politically Inspired

Book on Assassination  Heavy Demand Indicates Slower ‘Torch’ Delivery

1,238 Locally [Orders For Book On Kennedy iTop Million Mark Nationwide

Espionage Trial Set  In Bulgaria   Former U.N. Head Charged With Selling Information

STOCK MARKET INDEX   BURNOOSES REPLACE HELMETS  ‘Astronauts Train in Desert

Pope Cancels Audience on Doetor’s Order   Pontiff Apparently Suffers Relapse from Disorder

Cancels Audience  Pope Suffers Relapse;  Given Blood Transfusion

Throng Gets Blessing By Holy Father   Two Doctors Stay All Night, Health Appears Worsened

Pope Curtails Activities Due To Sickness  Pontiff Reported Suffering From Severe Sethack

Ailing Pontiff, 81, Can. cels Audience But Gives Thrones Blessing

; Appears at Apartment Window Papal Audience Canceled, ‘Physical Setback Reported

Pope Suffers Severe Setback im iis Illiness   One Of Italy’s Leading Surgeons Spends Night At His Bedside

Pope Curtailing His Activities  Reported Suffering From a New Setback

Pope Suffers New Setback   Two Doctors Spend Night With Pontiff-Audience Is Canceled

Pope Suffers New, Severe Setback;  Curtails Actions on Doctor’s Orders

Physicians With Pontiff During Night   General Audience Is Canceled On Short Notice

Pope John Has Relapse In Illness  Audience Called Off On Advice Of   Audience Called Off On Advice Of  Vatican Doctors

ROMAN CATHOLIC LEADER SUFFERS SETBACK  Pope Cancels His Audiences

Cancels activities today  Pope reported suffering severe setback of illness

-On the inside   Activities canceled Fears growing for Pope John

Cancels Weekly  Audience   Surgeon heeps Redside Watch During Nieht

JK-Mac To Press For Ban   President To Leave For Italy And Last Leg Of Tour Today

‘COME; BACK, COUSIN JACK  ‘Kennedy ys M acmillan Talk on Russ Nuclear Treaty”

Ban Called Major Issue In Strategy   Maemillan Thought Pushing For Strong Line In Red Tatks

Test Ban Pact Eyed By JFK, Macmillan   Major Issue In Next Month’s Negotiations With Reds Aired

‘COME Bi BACK, COUSIN JACK’  Kennedy, Macmillan Talk  ‘on Russ Nuclear Treaty

President, Macmillan Are Agreed   See It as Mojor Issue With Russia; Talk For 90 Minutes

Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Regarded as Top Issue In Talks With Russians

Coordinate Negotiators’ Instructions   Entire Conference Delegated To Bomb Parley Set July 15

Korean Reds Again Fail To Move South   American Force On Front Line

JObS, Froduc 3ALOM SOUS ut  Shorter Work Week More Of Symbol Than A Goal

Unemployment Concerns Labor   Newspaper Strike Troubie Gets Worse

Basic Need Is Fe or Full Employment  Shorter Week Is A Symbol Of Labor’ 's Wish To Work.

 LABOR’S REAL WORRY: MEN MINUS JO! JOBS  +35- Hour Work Week Is Symbol      News Analysis

Short Week More Symbol Than Goal  Labor’s Concern Aimed Mainly At Unemployment  —_ era meneaeatr Wrat ui

Step Is Taken To Clear Way For New Plant   Shorter Work Week Is Not Immediate Goal Of Labor

Traffie Fatalities  14  aetna  Same Period a Year Ago  HRcoitt  Total Deaths In 1962  26

1963 Traffie Fatolities  14  Same Period o@ Year Ago  10 .  Total Deaths In 1762  26

LBJ’s Previous Reeord Asset  President To Huddle With Business Elite

Economies Won t Reduce Strength, Says President   Congressional Leaders Sit In on Conference

Saving Not To Curtail U.S. Might   Assurance in Briefing Of Top Lawmakers Of Each Party

senate, Mouse Conference     Economy Won’t Hurt U.S Strength, Johnson Says

Sound Military  Promised   Johnson Tells Bipartisan Group Economies Will Not Undermine TT]. <

VIVUUTTIVSEIE GCE S UI OUUY Gd PP uuy —_—_—_————— LE  Fate of Countys Life-Saving Program in Hands of Citizens   Economies Will Not Undermine Military Strength, Says Johnson

U.S. Will Remain  Strong—Johnson   House, Senate Leaders Told Economies Won‘t Hurt Might

Dyna-Soar Report Blow to Air Force   An AP News Analysis— By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP AAtlitary Writar

Retaliatory power told   President tells leaders budget cuts will not weaken defenses

Senate, House Conference  Economy Won’t Hurt U.S Streneth, Johnson Says      Ww Ww Ww  Dyna-Soar Plan Said Dumped

President Says Economies Won’t  Reduce Military Strenoth Of U. S.   Report Funds Eliminated ‘For Dyna-Soar Project

Economies Held No Cui  In Defense   Not Undermining Military Strength, Johnson Believes

His Reported Decision to Cancel Dyna-Soar Project Double Blow To Air Force's Space Ambitions

See SCHOOLS Page 2  LBJ Defends Military Might  Won’t Undermine Td o Bo ete Cs... wee

LBJ Decision IsHard Blow To AF Ambitions   President Makes Plans to Cancel ~Dynasoar Glider

Broad Agreement Achieved   Johnson Decision Reported  Space Glider Cancellation Hits Air Force Ambitions

Inside Today   Dyna-Soar Project Out?  Blows Dealt Air Force Space Hopes

Congress Leaders Briefed On U.S., Soviet Strength   Tells Democrats Civil Rights Must Not be Delayed

BRIEFING ON RIVAL UNITS    Top Officials Give Congress  Full Rundown

Communist Guns Kill Berlin Youth Escaping to Wes!   Companion Hurt Going Over Wall;  Gains Freedom

Kennedy Sign: Pay Increase For Military   Measure Effective Immediately; Range From $5-110 Hikes

Kennedy Signs Military Pay Increase Bill   Uses More Thar: Dozen Pens in Official Ceremony

Pay Hike Bill For Gls Signed By JFK Today  An Average 14.4 Per Cent Increase Will Be Granted

MILITARY PAY BILL SIGNED  When Eagle Flies, It ll Fly Higher   Dyess payroll, Pg. 8-A

‘WITH PLEASURE’ JFK. Signs Legislation Giving Military Promised Pay Raises

Military Pay Increase Bill Becomes Law   Kennedy Signs $1.2 Billion Measure

Fresh Hunt Under Way for Slayer Of Two Girls   Signs Military Pay Hike Bill

NLRB Bans Teamster ‘Hot Cargo’ Agreements  Order Union  To Drop Them; ITU Announces Plans To Anneal

Hot Cargo Clauses Ruled Out   NLRB Ruling To Be Appealed By Union In Federal Court

NLRB Rules  On Teamster: Pact Clauses  Union Must Cancel Illegal ‘Hot Cargo’  Industry Accarde

Violation of 1959 Law  Teamsters Told to Cancel ‘Hot Cargo’ Pact Clauses

Hot Cargo Contracts Outlawed   Labor Board Rules Against Teamsters Unior

In Rio de Janeiro  ‘Hate The United States’ Conference Opens Today

Hot Clash Expected At Panmunjon   UN Command Will Face Reds Today In Truce Village

PANMUNJOM TALKS U.N. Truce Teams  Expect Hot Clash   (See Photos, Page 4B)

Rocky Levels iNew Blast at Radical Right’   Expresses Fear That Goldwater Will Be ‘Captive’

Opening Gun In GOP Campaign? Rocky Labels Barry Extremist ‘Captive’

Eight’ Meet Death In Tractor- Auto Crash   One Car Smashed By Steel Coil, Killing 5: Other Car Hit Head-On: Three Dead

Leaves on Japan Tour  Reynolds Charges GOP Trying to Usurp Powers

Rumors And Denials:  Mills Reported Slated To Get High Court Job.

PO Has Rush on One-Cent Stamps; It’s Like Christmas All Over Again

Told His Whole Fiscal Program Is In Trouble   Congressmen and Public Fear Rising Deficit

Kennedy Steps Up His Bid For Quick Tax Cut  Entire Program Is In Trouble With Congress, Public

JFK Speeds Drive For  Tax Slash  Told Whole Fiscal Program In Trouble

Congress Lines Uniting Against His Tax Program  Kennedy Warned He Must Assume Personal Role

Whole Fiscal Plan in Trouble, Strategists Say   Hope of Reduction Linked to Economy, Popularity of Idea

JFK Steps Up His Campaign For Tax Cut   Strategists Claim Whole Fiscal Plan Is in Trouble Now

Fiscal Program Is in Trouble With Congress   Kennedy Stepping Up Personal Campaign

President Is Stepping Up Pight for Cut  _t TI.   Kennedy Places Top Priority on Reduction Project

JEK Steps Up Tax Cut  Campaign   Chance Of Slash Keyed To Popular  View. Job Picture

Kennedy Steps Up His Own Campaign For Cut in Taxes  Told Whole Fiscal Program In Trouble With Congress-Public

JFK Opens Drive for  Tax Slash  Told Entire  Financial Plan Faces Trouble

Trouble Predicted Up to $10 Billion JFK Steps Up Drive for Tax Cut

SAY CONGRESS AND PUBLIC (\PPOSED   Report Many Constituents Voicing Opposition   Wants $10 Billion Slash This Year Even If Revisions Are Junked

Congressional — Strategists So  Inform Kennedy   Public Opposes Tax Reduction; Express Concern About Deficit

Top Strategists Say  Kennedys Fiscal Plans In Trouble  On Capitol Hill

Kennedy Set To Fight For Cut.In Taxes   ‘Congress Leaders See His Program Strongly Opposed

Told Whole Fiscal Plan In Trouble   Chances For Slash This Year Seen As Based On 2 Thing:

Warned His Program Faces Trouble   Kennedy Steps Up Tax-Cut Drive

Kennedy Speeds Tax Cut Campaign   Program Seems in Trouble With Congress and Public

Whole Fiscal Program In Trouble  Kennedy Steps Up Tax Cut Campaign

PROGRAM IN TROUBLE  JFK Steps Up Poreonal Campaign for Tax Slice

Salons say fiscal program in trouble JFK siepping up personal campcion for tex cut

Kennedy Steps Up Tax Drive   Strategists Tell JFK His Whole Fiscal Program Faces Trouble in Congres:

INSIDE YOUR DAILY TIMES   Tax Plans Attacked   Related Story, Page 2

PRESIDENT STEPPING UP CUT DRIVE   Public Reaction And Economy Major Factors

Fiscal Program in, Trouble  Kennedy Steps Up Personal Campaign For Tax Reduction

Kennedy Steps Up Personal Campaign For Tax Cut Plan   Chance of Reduction Is Linked to President's “Idea Recoming Popular,

No dumb bird   Cleveland bound NYC train derails; passengers in jured

Miami Police Put Down Refugee Riot   New York Woman Pacifist And Three Boy Picketing For Peace Arouses Crowd’s Ire

Police Halt Miami Riot By Refugees  Crowd Aroused By Peace Grou; Picketins Action

PAC IFISTS IN FURIATE CI ROWL De  Cuban Refugee Riot Erupts in Miam:

13 Jailed In Crowd Of 350   Fighting Erupts In Protest To Peace Pieketin

Police Halt Pickets At Miami, Fla   Demonstrations Staged By Group Of Pacifists

Says DeGaulle Plans Europear  Unity Moves   Biding Time Until Common Market Crisis Eases

Flying To U. S. Via Spain _ Defiant U.S. Students _ Conclude Visit To Cuba

Little Chance Given Bill To Aid Education   Measure Starts Stormy Travel Thru Congress

Education Bill Runs Into Woe   Omnibus Feature One Of Main Objections. Celebrezze Heard

Some See No Chance  On Passing   Omnibus Measure Faces Same Danger Vow As Last Year

JFK’s School Aid Act Heads Into Trouble   Some Democrats See Little Chance All  Of Measure to Pass

Cooper Going For Full 22 Orbits   Spacecraft Systems ‘Excellent’

Astronaut’s Reported In Great Shape   Slept Soundly 714 Hours; Landing Set For 7:23 DST

DECISION MADE IN 16TH ORBIT OF EPIC FLIGHT   Mercury Control Flashes Good News After Finding Evervthing A-OK   ‘Gordo’ Reported Strong; Sleeps Soundly for 714 Hours During Night

Astr onaut Repor ted As ‘Very Good’   Green Light Given During 16th Orbit; No Extension Planned

SETZER, a aA SE CA terrestris  ~ooper goes for 22: landing set for 5:72 _

Astronaut Reported  ‘Exeellent’  All System   All System Working Well Aboard Craft

COLD SPREADS ACROSS SOUTE   [Subzerg Cold Numbs Wide  Area From Great Plains to Ohio

Cold Keeps Midwest In Frigid Grip   No Real Break In Siege Seen; Low Records Toppled

POLAR FREEZE STILL GRIPS MIDCONTINENT   50 Degrees Below Zero In Wisconsin; No  Early Break Seen   CALIFORNIA CROPS HEAVILY DAMAGED

Extensive Preparations   Plan Protection for JFK During Costa Rica Visit

News Day, Night   Security Officers Discount Rumors  Of Trouble For JFK In Costa Rica

Doubt Strife During Visit By Kennedy   President Sets Meet In Costa Rica With 5 Latin Executives

Kennedy Guards Doubt Reds Plan Demonstrations   Security Experts Dis. count Rumors of Communist Activity In Costa Rica.

Hoffa to Seek First U. §-Wide Union Contract   Teamsters’ Presiden Will Negotiate With Employers as Singl Ll nit.

Berlin Parley Delegate Booed, Jeered   Soviet Premier Snubs Chinese Representative

Two Klansmen Linked to Blast   30 Butte Miners Injured, Require Hospital ‘Treatment

2 Men Held in Bombing Killing Four   Ku Klux Klan History Told; ‘One Given Lie Detector Test

nana KR  nq KF Klu Klux Klan  Alabama Police Interrogate Two White Men As Suspects

Defense Chief Says U.S. Far Ahead of Red:   Doubts Russians  Could Catch Up

Reds are told arms matched   U.S. NUCLEAR DETERRENT IS FAR SUPERIOR TO THAT OF THE USSR.

Tough Talk ls Warning To Russia   Says U.S. Has Far Superior Nuclear Dei*rren

U.S. Remains Far Out Front Official Says   Barry Backer Sees Toss Of Hat Soon

Seen Major Policy Talk:  McNamara Says. w.5. Stronger Than Soviets In A-Weapons

‘Wouldn't Trade lt For Soviet's’ U.S. A-Power Superior To Reds, McNamara Sav:

For that of the Soviets  McNamara wouldn't trade U.S. strategic position

McNamara Cerfain U.S. Strength Is Greater Than Reds   Wouldn't Trade Our Strategic Posture For Soviet Bloc’s.

State Lawmakers Open 5-Day Session In Push For Adjournment On July 3]

5- Day Session Plan  Assembly Faces Full Schedule in Drive Toward Adjournment

Assembly Sets 5-Day Session To Clear Slate   issues Ranging from Appropriations to Education Facing Lawmakers.

Stern Economy Plan Ordered lo Cut Deficit   Lawrence Figures Basis For Fiscal Year Forecast

Gov. Scranton Orders Cuts In Every Agency   Rules Out Tax Boost —Hopes to Reduce Operation Costs by 20% Next Year.

OFFICIALS WANT TALK DEADLINE French Move Could Harm Kuropean Common Market

Interim Unit's  Powers Cut  Spending Authority Unlawful: Hultman

Texas Warms As Winds Fade; Rain In Prospect   Severe Snowstorm Paralyzes North-Central United States

“PUZZLE OVER KNIFE SWITCH  Britons f Probe Eating Habits In U. s.

Capitol Hill May Ready Tax Sealpel   Proposed Floor Under Deductions Eved For Surgery

House Committee To Begin Hearing Testimony Monday  Solons Sharpen Knives For Tax Bill Surgery

Kennedy's Tax Program Undergoing Diaanosis; Major Surgery Planned

Kennedy Tax Plan Still Being Studied By Congressional Eye   Item Concerning Floor Under Deductions May Be First Part to Go.

President's Tax ?P lan a Due Surgery      Action Might Eliminate Some. Planned Tax Cuts

lax Program Faces Slashes by Lawmakers  House Committee to Begin Ta king Public Testimony

President's Tax Plan Is Studied  Public Testimony to Re Startad MAanday

Expect Surgery On Tax Program  Deductions Floor   Deductions Floor Likely to Go

Commissioners Court Approves County Budget   By ELIZABETH PARSONS Of The Daily Light Staff

NATO Powers Study N- Pact  De Gautle OKs  iipimeniiiums. sane.) leis

DeGaulle approves formula  NATO statesmen meet fo approve compromise

NATO Envoy: Gather For Ottawa Talks  Approval Slated For Compromise On Nuclear Force

To Approve Formula CREA AE MARAT CTO SIT PSE ARLISS: AMGEN RPI 2 SEAGER OTSOEL OSES ESS SP OES  NATO Ministers Meet

NATO Member: Ponder Allied Nuclear Force  Statesmen Of 15 Nations Meet In Ottawa For Talks

NATO Nod Set For Plan On A-Force  De Gaulle 0.K.’s Project Without Name, Structure

Compromise on Nuclear Force  NATO Statesmen to _ Approve New Formula

Atlantic Pact Powers In Ottawa Meet  To Give Approval On Allied Nuclear as Pi ~~» A f2*s2 &

NATO Leaders In Ottawa for Nuclear Talks  Prepared to Give Formal Approval

544 Die in Traffie Accidents   Célifornia   » California Leads Nation

By ARNOLD B, SAWISLAK WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The   Texas 2nd In Holiday Death Toll

ETN ~§Above Normal Weekend Wiiitita:sissihititatininnnniniews  ‘Nation’s Death Toll Passes500

Inside Today      Fgh School Student Admits _  Drugs Are Taken For. Effects

Taken by Many Mill City Students — Boy, Dying From Overuse of Drugs,  Tells of Use of Cough Syrups and Pills

COUGH SYRUPS, DEXEDRINE  ~ High School Addict Says Pills ‘Accepted’

Air - Sea Units Hunt SUIVIVOIS  ~~ Pe.   100 Still Aboard Burning Greek Liner; More Than 300 Missing

100 Still Aboard: nee  New Blasts, Fire Rage Through Cruise. Liner

The Harris Survey  Public Opinion Varies On  U.S. Dealings With Russia

Feathers About to Fly—   Public Opinion Limits Dealings With Reds   FOOD AND AUTOS

Pro-Reds Peril Strategic Laos Plain, Airstrip   STRONGHOLD FALLS

‘PROMISE OF INVASION DENIED   5,000: N eutralist Troops Ringed by Pro-Reds in Laos

Laos Pro-Red  Forces Drive  To Grish Fee Neutralist Soldiers  Being Surrounded In Stratecic Sector

ESTIMATED 10,000 STRONG  Pro-Red Forces In Laos Begin Drive To Crush Neutrals

10,000 TROOPS ATTACK 5,000 NEUTRALISTS   Premier Prince Phouma Asks Britain, Soviets To Mediate War   BELIEVE KONG LE IN DESPERATE SPOT

Knocks Out Last Garrison Sef By Kong Lee   Red Forces Hit Air Strip, Begin Invasion Of Plaine

Laotian Reds Launch Drive On Key Area   Neutralist Calls On Soviet, Britain To Stop Conflict

Car Plunges Into Harlem River; 11 Die   Tragedy Strikes In Wake Of Gay Christening Party

‘One Big Family’ 11 Drown As Car Plunges  Into N. Y.’s Harlem River

Crowded Car Plunges Into Harlem River -  ¥ % % 4% %H%  Il In One Family Drown

11 Members Of Family Drown  Car Crashes   Car Crashes Into Waters Of Harlem Rive

Alert'Cerebral Palsy’ VictimFinds She Isn't and Heads for Recovery

> ESCAPE FROM DESPAIR?  ‘Pulaski Girl, 15, Counting On Modern Medical Miracle

Inside The Times   Associated Press Choice  Kennedy Top Newsmaker Of 1963

J. E. Cotter Dies at 72   Veteran GOP Figure ir County Former Bul lard Executive

JOHN COTTER, 72, DIES IN HOSPITAL   Services Tomorrow for Retired County GOP Figure, Bullard Executive

Events to Come  Churches, Schools, Fraternal, and Other Oranizations   XMAS PARTY AT LEGION  BPase er

Jury Probing Mrs. Wagner Murder Case   Suspect In Ohio Is Accused Of Another Killing

West Virginia Legislature Will Convene  Special Session To Deal With Shortage Of Welfare Funds

Inquiry Panel Meeting Behind Closed Doors  Search for Sub Will Continue, Is Report.

Thresher Inquiry Panel — Makes Trip To Portsmouth   Navy Pauses In Silent Homage To Sub Victims

Khrush Not Included Peking Celebrates, Claims Number of ‘Friends’ Grows

Alter onore Ledve Launch Capsizes, One Sailor Missing, 20 Save Selves

Navy launch capsizes today, 20 reach shore, one missing   Went down fast

Ships water, but nobody panics One mising as Navy launch overturns

Bone-Dry Or Totally Wet Texas? Let Voters Decide, Both Sides Say

State’s Voters OK All 7 Amendments   New York City Favors Off-Track Bet Plan

Socialists Vote Down Red Move   Action Sought to Overthrow Premier

Rights of crab fishery involved  Gov. Egan asks positive action to protect fishermen

Huntsville Citizens — Resent Act   City Council Votes Condemnation Of Governor's Moves

U.S. Judge Issues Show Cause Writ  et eae >a   Gov. Wallace Must Explain Action In Barring Students

‘Southerners Lead Attack   Wallace Tells State Troops To Keep Schools Shut Down

Not Blamed For Loss  Ot Craft   Accused Of Failing To Report Thresher’s Final Messages

Navy Board Cites Delay On Message   Skylark Skipper Cited Al Inguiry Into Sub Sinking

But Not Being Blamed for Thresher Disaster  Escort's Skipper Cited For Delay In Reporting Message

Name Escort Sub’s Skipper Party in Quiz  NA, i RR T.; Dianazl   No Charge Is Placed Against Heckler in Sinking of Thresher

Inquiry Cites Escort Ship Captain For Delay in Reporting Sub Messages

Delay In Vital Report...  Thresher Probe Group Cites Skylark Skipper

Court Recalls Commander Of Sub Escort  Delay Claimed In Report of Threcher’c Coll

Conduct Questioned “Navy Court Names Sub Escort Skipper As Subject To Inquiry

Naval Officer Is Cited For Failing To Report Sub’s Message At Once

Officer cited in fatal dive  Unreasonable length of time  ranarhnece Aserctar

‘APPEARS SUBJECT TO INQUIRY’  Skylark Skipper Cited For Sub Report Delays

Escort Ship Commander NowSubject To Inquiry  Failed To Give Higher Officers All Information.  Probers Hold

Skipper Of Escort To Be Quizzed   Not Blamed For Sub Loss But Delay In Report Censured

Sub Escort Skipper Cited for Delay in Reporting Message   Faces Inquiry but Is Not Blamed for Thresher’s Loss

Cmdr. Hecker Must Defend His Conduct   Question Failure To Report Last Message From Sub

' Failed To Report Last. Messages —————__ Port Last Wlessages  Skipper Of Sub’s Escort — Called Down Before Court

Relay of Data Questioned  Sub Escort Vessel Skipper Faces Navy Court Inquiry

Skylark Skipper Named Party to Thresher Inquiry  Court Says He Failed to Pass On Information “For an Unreasonable Length of Time”.

Admiral Is Irked, Left In Dark   Court of Inquiry Cites One Officer In Thresher Probe

Hecker Is Cited At Sub Hearing  Skipper Of Escort Vessel Withheld

Probers Boil At Delayed Sub Reports  Naval Officer ‘On Carpet’ Over Ocean Trouble Call

Escort Ship Chief Cited  In Inquiry   Failure To Report Thresher Signal Basis Of Action

Caught in the Ac   Commander to Account for No Reporting Sub’s Last Message

Lt. Cmdr. Hecker in Probe Escort Skipper Blamed For Late Word on Sub

Skipper Of Lost Sub’s Escort Ship Becomes “Party” To The Probe   Lt. Commander Hecker "To Obtain Counsel; Recess Called

Failed To Report Last Messages  Skipper Of Sub’s Escort Called Down Before Court

Sponsor Not Optimistic Withholding Tax Bill  Introduced in Senate

MT. VERNON PAYS HONOR TO KENNEDY   Schools To Be Closed In Jefferson County Monday; Mt. Vernon Stores To Close During Funeral.   Requiem Mass At Church Here

or’s Proclamation  MT. VERNON PAYS HONOR TO KENNEDY   Schools To Be Closed In Jefferson County Monday; Mt. Vernon Stores To Close During Funeral.   Requiem Mass At Church Here

Brown Hang: Gas Tax Rise in Balance   Committed Against Increases, But He's Swayed for Transit

TEMPERATURES ar  fA TE TTS 6D USS ks Re kee   1.8, WEATHER BUREAT PAT:  nou sie

Colde Ld W eather Forecast  Lows Near Freezing  Clutch Northern lowa

INOT Nor Folinical  Dunn ‘Sacked’ for Staff Harassment, Official Testifies

FILM DESTROYED  Teddy, Photo Man Differ On Incident   KENNEDY PARTY

MURRAY QUITS OIL AGENCY   Commissioner Says No Wrong Done In Deal On O11} Lease

Half Of ‘Aided’ Nations Thrive  6 Latin-American Countries Laqqina

Amid Keports or break Yith soviet Union  Paul Robeson Leaves London for East Berlin Rest

WORLD NEWS  Federal Judge Refuses to Interfere With Expulsion Decisions in Alabama

No fb G KU.  Court Orders Strike Halted  Wea llenese  T Tetead   Walkout by United Machinists Called Illegal by Airline

Strike Against Airline Hit by Judge's Order   United Maintenance Crews in Walkout

Restramimeg Order In Airline Strike   Hlegal Walkeut Threatens Flights By United Airlines

Suspect Pulled Krom ‘Theater   Death Drops Stock Market   Shocked Senate Quits Session

Chicago Pupils Skip Classes  Boycott Climaxed - By Demonstration

Negroes Boycott Chicago Schools x ke * xk ok ot k oe * ~*~ ok * Thousands Stay Awav. Protest ‘De Facto’ Secreoation

Chicago's School Children Strike on Segregation Issue  Nearly Half Absent, Most   Nearly Half Absent, Most From Largely Negro Areas

Boycott Schools in Chicago  470,000 Students Absent from Classes

Half Of Pupils In Chicago In Boycott   WILLIE BLAMED   NO INCIDENTS

Half of Chicago Students Absent   Boycott Schools in Rights Demonstration

- . NEARLY HALF ‘OF THEM MISS CLASSES ae  cage Pupils B rycott Schools  i n: _ Massive Sevregation Protest

PROTEST WILLIS’ POLICIES  Half of Students in Chicago Launch Civil Rights Boycott

Leaders Protest ‘Segregation’  224,710 Chicago Pupils Boycott Public Schools

Half Of Chicago s 470,000 Public School Pupils Stage Boycott For Civil Rights”

Schools Hit By Boycott In Chica go  Rights Leaders Cal  It Protest Against a 8 ee

Cabot Lodge Refuses Bid kor Primary  Ambassador Has ‘No Intention’ To

Valachi Relates How Gangland Doublecros: Backfires as Mob Bosses Battle for Power

DOUBLECROSS BACKFIRES ON PLANNER   Gang Warfare’ « Costs 40-60 Lives In Lone Fight =

Valachi Tells Of — Doublecros   Mob Overlords War Against Each Other Seeking For Power

Doublecross Backlires on  Maranzano  Mobster Slain Shortly After Power Grob

Doublecross That Backfired on ‘Boss of Bosses’  Valachi Recalls: Gane War of 1930s

Senate Witness Says 40 to 60 Died in New York City Power Struggle in 14 Mo.; Many Leaders on Death List

Mobster Continues  Testimony Valachj Tells Of   Valachj Tells Of Mob Doublecross In Power Battle

Turncoat Mobster Reveals _ List Marking Men For Doom   Yalachi shows mob’s “family tree” Page 9--

Mt. Pleasant to ‘Test Industrial Bond Law   Will Issue Bonds To Build New $600,000 Plant

Moderating? ota  Snow, Rain And Sleet: Covering. ; Broad Sections:

Views Expressed On Controversial Railroad Issue  Carriers And Unions Are Presently Locked In A Critical Battle

Rails and Unions Locked in Fight Over Work Rules  Outcome Will Affect Take af 65 A Man

Railroads, Unions Tell Viewpoints  Battle to Affect Jobs of 65,000

Rail Unions Say Changes ‘Inhuman’ - Lines Say 3 Crews for 7-Hour Run Are Too Many

Rail-Union Feud Affects 65,000 Men   Both Sides Give Their Views On What It’s About

Locked in a Critical Battle....     Railroads, Unions Express Views on Issues in Dispute

Featherbedding Is Defined  SS ee = ee ens   Railroads, Unions Detail Their Views

Outcome Will Affect 65,000 Jobs  Railroads, Unions Battle On Featherbedding Issue

What Is Fight All About Between Railroads,  Unions Representing Train Crew Members?

Views Are  :  Given by Both Sides  Commission Notes Recommendation:

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Management And Labor Give Viewpoints On Railroad Issues

Featherbedding or Not?   Manaqement, Union Give Their Sides of Railroad Story

Singapore prisoners burn warden alive   Maemillan determined to hold on to his office

Snow, Ice _ JFK Autopsy Shows  "Threaten Central US 2nd Bullet Fatal

_Reairzation Comes That Hate breeds Nate  Deep, Anguished Guilt Nags at Consciences Of Most Texans After Kennedy Assassination

Washington Huskies to Batile [lini in Rose Bowl Classic  ee ee   Matter of Conscience: The Eyes of Texas Are on Texas

Dallas Extremists Not Typicol Of City -- Nor Of State - lt Could Have Happened Anywhere---But Texans Feel Deen Guilt

Study of Effects Of Radiation Set  Long Range Program Will Study Fallout

In Bid to Calm Cuban Situation? ‘Polish Premier Leaves for Talks With Mexican President Mateos

Sinatra Kidnaping Suspects Arrested   Sinatra Thinks FBI, Others Stories, Page 4D

MOST OF RANSOM RECOVERED FBI Arrests 3 Suspects In Sinatra Kidnap Case

Almost All Of Ransom  Reeovered   FBI Bares Details On Suspects’ Arrest

Rescue Team Takes Last of 16 Bodies From Blast-Torn Indiana Meat Plant

Rat Plague Discovered in Bay City  First Infection © “in 21 Years

College Deseareaation   Requests For Clemson Delay Denied   Meredith Takes Last Examination

HELD WATERSHED — RECEIVES APPROVAL FOR IMMEDIATE FUNDS TO ACCELERATE LAND TREATMENT MEASURES

HELD WATERSHED — RECEIVES APPROVAL FOR IMMEDIATE FUNDS TO ACCELERATE LAND TREATMENT MEASURES  Project to Return $1.21 in Benefits

Blast Kills Blowing Rock Police Chief Was Chasing Two  Motorists; Gun Battle Develops

Naval Units Keep Watch, SeektoLocate Hull of Sunken Sub in Atlantic Depths

Navy in Silent Homage fo Crew  Colors Are Dipped te Half Staff at Base

Navy Pauses To Honor Submarine Dead   Closed Door Inquiry On   ‘Informa!’

DEAN TEMPLIN LIVED THERE  101-Year-Old Home Burns   County Wheat Average ls 28 Bushels Per Acre

 Young Man Fires Wild Man Is Killed, Woman Hurt in Resort Shooting

W. K. Price Clarifies Position Regarding Teacher Certification   Seeks Compliance With State Law

Board Ends 92 Years. Of Tradition   Women to Be Let -Inon Limited Basis: Idea Hit

Johnson sets $51 billion defense tag  Big question is will the military  eeccant ticrure?

Johnson Pegs  Defense Fund At $51 Billion  Total for Budget   Total for Budget One Billion Under  Current Fiqure

$51 Billion for Defense Is Now Johnson's Plan   Holds Budget Session With Military Chiefs

Will Spend $51-Bilhion kor Defense   Military Leaders Wanted S60-Billion During Next Year

Announcement Made After Texas Meeting   McNamara Says Large Savings Won’‘t Reduce Defenses of Nation; Proposed Budget Now $51 Billion

SU Billion Planned:  J obns nson, Military $9 Billion Apart On Defense Budvet

LBJ Planning Pentagon Cut  $1 Billion Saving   $1 Billion Saving Seen By McNamara

1 Billion Defense  Cut Due   Arms Outlay Down To $51 Billion After $60 Billion Requests

REQUEST TRIMMED  $51 Billion Defense Budget Set by LBJ   By DOUGLAS B, CORNELL Associated Press Writer

Defense Cut Plans Aired By Johnson   McNamara Reveals Budget Slash: Will Be Made In 1964

1964 BUDGET IS REDUCED $1 BILLION   ohnson Sets Figure Afte Meeting With Aides  PRESIDENT   Says Savings Can Be Effected Without Weakening U. S. Defenses

$51 Billion Seen As ’64 Defense Fund   Johnson In Budget Session With Joint Chiefs, McNamara

Johnson Sets Billion Dollar Defense Cut   Total $9 Billion Below Target of Commanders

§9 Billion Less Than Defense Chiefs Wanted   McNamara Says Savings Will Not Weaken U.S.

Joint Chiets Silent On LBJ Budget Cuts   Will Get Chance later Before Congressmen

Johnson Decides On 551 Billion for Defense Spending   Military Leaders Had Asked for $60 Billion; No Word on Reaction.

Defense Costs 0f$51 Billion InU.S. Budget   Johnson Aims at $9 Billion Slash From Funds Asked

$1. Billion Cut Planned  In Defense   3,500 Airmen To Be Returned From Japan

Johnson Puts Defense Cost At$5]1 Billion   President Holds Budget Session  With Joint Chiefs

Johnson Trims Defense Budaet By $1 Billion  Total Outlay Only 5/6 of Amount Asked by Services

U.S. Bows To British  Pressures  ge Phi eee e   State Department  Gives CAB Signal To Permit Increase

Plane Seizure Threatened  U.S. Surrenders to British On Increase of Jet Fares

U.S. GIVES IN TO BRITISH ON AIR FARE HIKE   N ew Legislation Sought on ssue; Solons Hit Backdown

FIVE PER CENT INCREASE  U. S. Surrenders To Britains Demand On Overseas Air Fares

 NEW CENTRALIZED COIN-OP LAUNDRY  TO OPEN MARCH 15 (ON WESTMAR CAMPUS

Segregation Advocate Is Winner  Johnson Wins By Landslide In Mississippi

Johnson Well Ahead In Mississippi   Segregationist Has Broad Edge; Negroe: Like Coleman

—GOING 65 MILES AN HOURGirl, 3, Survives Fall FromCar On Turnpike

Dye Resigns From Missouri Park Board   Says He Regrets Dalton’s Charges Of Interest Clash

President Mourned — Worldwide  People Around Glo Demonstrate Grief   People Around Glob Demonstrate Grief In Numerous Ways

Teachers Threaten Boycott   OEA Group Asks Legislators To Boost Their Pay

Teachers Ask More Money At Convention   Threat of Boycott Coupled With Plea Of Boost in Funds

—-REQUESTS $38 MILLION— Rhodes Unveils Parks,  Recreation Program

Ways, Means Aids Final Word On JFK Tax Cut   House Vote On Billed Planned For September

NO Freterread  reatment  House Committee Approves Reductior To Ease Capital Gains Tax Revenue

Committee Would Ease Gains Tax  Final Revision Of New Tax Bill Expected Soon

_ Easing of Gains Tax OKed by Committee;  Decision Due on $10 Billion Cut Proposal

House Group Eases Up On  ‘Gains Tax End In Sight  On Rewriting Mammoth Bill

Advance Made On Tax Bill   House Group Okay: Easing Of Taxes On Capital Gains

Will come up for vote in Sept.   House ways-means group now fo work on tax cut

Capital Gains Tax Revision Agreed Upon   House Unit Clears Way for Acting on Rate Cut Proposals

Capital Gains Tax Break In Solons’ Plans   Assets Held For 2 Years Or More Would Benefit

Situation Worsens On Cyprus  All Forces Put Under Single  Command

Unified Command Planned to Bring Order in Cyprus  British Officer Due To Head All Forces; Plea to UN Scheduled

Makarios Puts Blame On Turkey   Appeal To Security Council Of U.N. To Be Made Soon

Greek and Turkish Soldiers Leave Camps as Fighting Goes On; Plan Commission to Negotiate Disputes

Mounting Traffic Toll Mars Festive Holiday   All Cyprus Troops Put in Command  Of British Officer

Turkish Jets Buzz Island In ‘Warning’ Makarios Plans  Appeal Over Intervention

Move Made To Restore Asle Peace   Johnson, Dean Rusk Confer On Situation

Gov. Welsh Vetoes Bills  For Reapportionment And Special Prosecutors

MARSERGRRACERD RU EEEG  Cuban Cuban Exiles Tell Of Raid On Russia Base

Saddest day for President Tear-swollen eyes tell story of father's grief

Two recaptured   /wo recaptured Armed convicts escape Arizona work gang

Ohio Agencies Operating Close To Budgets   State Finance Chief Gives Credit To Month-To-Month Plan

Ohio Agencies Operating Close To Budgets  State Finance Chiet   State Finance Chief Gives Credit To Month-To-Month Plan

Harlem Youth Worker Called Marty: Killed While Trying To Help Kids

U.S. Becoming increasingly Dismayed Ry Cubom Refueee Raids On Red Shins

Operations Merely Raise Tensions In Caribbean  By STEWART HENSLEY ' United Press International

Police Load Demonstrators Into Trucks  Police Dogs Called Out,  ee ae: eee fo ie

‘Mourning Merch’ For Slain Leader Triggers Unruly Demonstrations

 Demonstrates Strange Effects  Mineral Creation From Blast Reported

A Glance at Comment About Problems Concerning Welfare in Empire State

Solons Adjourn Early; Lyndon Rates Spotlight   Business Tempo To Gain Tuesday

Little Girl On Way To School Abducted and Man Is Arrested   Violence Over Weekend Claims 30 Texas Lives

Much of U.S. Blanketed by Bitter Cold   Severe Weather Eases Slightly in Michigan

Below zero in Chicago ninth day  Bitter cold breaks records across North

‘Spend Winters In State —  Rochester’s Geese May Be Great Plains Species

Police Search For Slayer Of Ex-Convict  Victim’s Wife Involves Cleveland  Rack ate Figure

Olympic Stadiurr Bill Cut Loose By Committee  $25 Million Project Before Legislature

‘Former U.S. Communist Leader, Browder, Thinks America-on Right Path Now

'He Urged Coexistence  Browder Says Stalin Ousted Him  For Views Khruschev Has Today

8 Browde er Is Gla lad id   Calls: Communism. Waste i in the West

JOCIAL CALL ON EARL BROWDER FBI Visits Former Red   Lieb INTO JAIL

Former Communist Party Leader Says SpptiteeindelDesbtucieinnsainmb act! Maw: icatbwema tat ll  Red Party Herea Weak Nuisance

7  Headed Communist Party In U.S.  Browder Gives FBI Views On Red Split

* *  fi. he Hee hee  Browder Outlines Views To FB * * * * ok * ok & Ii go py_ fn _. am] ye wy Te A ; ~ m=,   former U.S. Red Boss Explains Peking-Soviet Split

Debate Set On Schema’ Document   Pope Welcomes More Help From ‘Brother Bishops’

US Nuclea Plan Hits Difficulty  22° t. Cian, Bacau   British See Rough Sailing For Fleet Of Polaris Ships

Farm and City Banquet Slated  Event Planned For Tuesday. Nav. 26

Local Girl Is Tonight’s Soloist  Symphony Orchestra Will End Local Concert Season

Test Ban Deadlock  U.S. and Russia Switch  Subjects on Disarming

China Raps U. $. Pact With India   Denies Troop Buildup At Border, Plan For Invasion

FINAL EDITION   U.S.-India Agreement lres China   Asian Peace   Asian Peace Is Menaced, Peking Charge:

New Fires Blaze in Timberland in Parched East; ‘Leaves Like Gunpowder’

Trieste Ready To Begin Deep Dive For Thresher; Reds Getting Nosy

Accused Of Perjury Grand Jury Asks Arrest  Of Former Eisenhower Aide

U.S. advisers die in action  F irst accounts   First accounts from Viet Nam say patrol] ambushed

GRAND JURY INDICTMENT  Judge's Son To Stand Trial On Vehicular Homicide Charae

Rusk Now In London For Conference   Secretary To Talk With Butler, Then With Douglas-Home

Rusk Talks With Butler In London   Seeking Improved Relations with Russia During British Visit

Rusk And British Aide Talk   Meeting Expected To Keep Up Steps To Ease Tensions

Military Rules Ecuador  After Arosemena’s Binge   5 Said Killed By Tank Shots:  Threw Stones

Tippling Ecuador President Toppled By Military Junta For Disgraceful’ Conduct

Military Junta Rules Ecuador Today, Arosemena Ousted, Termed A “Drunk”

FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1963 NORWICH, N. Y. 72nd YEAR VOLUME 73, NUMBER 100 SEVEN CENTS PER COPY   Equador President Deposed

Junta Overlhrows Latin President Ina Fast Coup   Milttary Leaders Bay His Drtilingy Was Nailenai Bai,

Junta Ruling In EKeuador After Ouster  President Exiled, Accused Of Being Frequently Drunk

Report Five Killed By Army Tank   Spotted National  Honor, Foes Charge

Ecuador, disgusted with drunk president, ousts him for junta   Drunk at banaguet

TEMPERATURE   \Ecuador Ruled By Military Junta After iExile of President Carlos Arosemena

Eeuador President Exiled: Militar ‘y Junta Takes Over   KNOWN TIPPLER   GUARANTEES

5 Killed, 3 Wounded Military Regime Rules In Ecuador; President Exiled

Junta Exiles Ecuador Leader, Assumes Power   Report Says Five Killed When Tank Fires On Crowd

[Senior Republican On Armed Services 'Committee Will Vote For Test Treaty

Premier Delays’ Trip *  Laotian: Crisis Develops As Rival Groups Battle.

Hazardous  Driving for  ‘New England Snow Warning  Issued by Bureau

Name Kolker at Merrill, other returns in county   HERMAN WILKEN DEFEATS OLTMANNS AT RBRUNSVILLE

Name Kolker at Merrill, other returns in county   HINTON’S MAYOR SCHINDEL WINS DECISIVE VOTE   HERMAN WILKEN DEFEATS OLTMANNSC AT RRIINCVUILTI FE

NO RULES AGAINST IT Judges couldn't care less about girls padding busts

Padded Suit No Beauty Asset Here   Miss America Officials Ignore False Bust Lines

NO FEMALE COMPANION LAUNCHED, HOWEVER  - Soviet Cosmonaut Continues Marathon

Denies Influence Navy Secretary Defends Role In TFX Warplane Contract

500 More Expecte »d Tomorrow  - ‘Children’s H eritage’ Records Sold Out — But MoreOn The Way

; 500 More Expecte <li Tomorrow “Children’s Heritage’ Records Sold Out — But MoreOn The W ay

Loan Act Is Sent To Senate   ve wt Ff V/s  Income Increases 4 Per Cent

JFK-Gromyko Talk ‘Relaxed’  But Neither Gives Inch on Big Issues

NEITHER SIDE BUDGES ON BIG TOPICS  JFK, Gromyko Discuss ‘the Issues’

During relaxed session - JFK-Gromyko discussion ranges from Cuba to moon

Major East, West Issues Get Attention  Kennedy, Gromyke« Don’t Give Inch. Informants Claim

Kennedy Airs Many Issues With Russian  Neither Side Gives Inch on Major

No Yielding by Either Side on Crucial Issues   Report on Talks by Kennedy, Gromyko

Kennedy, Gromyko Talk Issues  No One ‘Gives Inch’ In East-West Talks

No Results From Kennedy Talks With Gromyko  Neither Side Gives   In an Mator Iesues

$3,841,810 Budget OKd Middletown Raises  School Tax 6 Mills   Final Plans Made’ For European Trip

Whet We Didn't Want To Hear”  ‘Lights Burn, Prayers Continue At Shipyard

‘What Is Anyone Doing in This Wasteland?"  Newsman Watches Aloerian-Moroccan Border Warfare

Condemned Killer Wants To Ride the Lightning in Sing Sing’s ‘Chair’

Allen-Scott Report ~  ‘Happy’ Chandler Runs Hard But Less Happily in Kentucky

Chant: Wall must go”’  W. Berliners clash with cop: in Wall demonstration

W. Berliners Clash With ‘Wall’ Cops   Youths Demonstrate At Crossing Point On Anniversary

‘Muskegon Swamped With Heavy Snow   More Added To 30 Inches Now On Ground; Christmas Card Touch Seen In Midwest

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

Reds Credit  Cuba Move   Invasion From U.S,  Blocked, China Told

Russia Defends Fall Rocket Line In Cuba   Statement Answers Chinese Charges. Of Blunderina During October Crisis

New Law Effective At Midnight Your Letters Will Cost More Tomorrow

oe Claims It’s ‘Sull Bargain’  ~  Postii ve Jump Effective I fonday

AT INICKErSON Appearance Of Cigar Box Means Tragedy Has Occurred

There’s Goldwater in These Mountains AP Survey Calls Barry Runaway in Montana

Rockefeller Still Punching Away   there's Goldwater in These Mountains AP Survey Calls Barry Runaway in Montana

Charges Assassin Intention   U.S. Plot Replaces  Invasion: Castro

Senate Votes On Altering Pact Today   Party Leaders Feel Revisions Doomed; Final Vote Tuesday

Goldwater Proposal Has Support  Ratification BRafllar Tiined ax,

Senate Votes Today On6 Amendments  Vote Could Force ~ Renegotiation On Test Ban Treaty

Another Batch Of Winter Hits Buckeye State   Temperature Plunges To Zero, Is Expected To Hold in Frigid Zone

Serious Floods, Landslides Result  Pacific Storm Lashes Western Section Of U. S.

Heavy Snow, Destruction . . . Giant Pacitic Storm Ravages Western US

Pacific Storm  Raging   Western Third Of Nation Hit With High Winds, Rains, Heavy Snow

State, Federal Courts Both Hear Cases On Reapportionment Tuesday

Traffie Toll   M ulti-Flag Nuclear Unit Initiated by NATO Allie:

It's a Rocky Road Up to the Top   4 NATO States Greate Airborne Nuclear Force

Rail Issue  Deadlock  Continues   No Progress Seen In Heading Off Aug. 29 Strike

Hopes Die When Rail Talks End  Nationwide Tieup  Set For Aus. 29

 ° ° Governor Conducts Personal Investigation  Faubus Hints At Possible State Police Scandal

Billy Sol Refusal To Talk   Pleads Fifth Amendment Tc Senate Panel

Senate Resumes Estes Hearings  Refuses To Answer Questions About His Shady Deals

BILLIE SOL. NOT TALKING FOR PROBERS   Long-Postponed Hearing Gains Little New Data

On His Dealings Fifth Amendment Taken ~ By Estes In Senate Probe

Hearing Is Resumed... .  Estes Will Not Talk About Deals With U. S. Officials

Navy sec y Korth VerenaantSenate Investigators Check Into Stock Deal

NATO Council Warned Agains! Peril of Split .   i Pearson Pleads for .. Trans-Atlantic ~ Solidarity

Pearson. Warns  on'NATO Split   Canadian Urges West Solidarit as Alliance Conference Opens

NATO Allies Get Warning Against Split   Pearson Speaks At Opening Of Ottawa Meetin«

Urges Sales and Use Tax Increase Taxpayers Group Savs Cent More Would Be Enough

ALL THAT'S EL IMAT 5 NEEDED, THEY , THEY SAY  ITA Backs Sales Tax Hike

Police Hunting Attackers _ Who Killed White Lake Boy, Critically Injured Sister

Pontiac Boy Slain, Sister Badly Beaten   Couple Found Along Lonely County Road; No Immediate Motive

Viet Martial Law To End; Riots Spread   Pupils Erupt In Three Cities; Diem Stopping State Of Siege

Viet Nam Pupil Riots Spread   Demonstrators Rap Diem’‘s Government

Viet Nam students stage riot   Rebellion reported in three cities

13 Students Ejected By  Policemen   Rep. Willis Says Outbreak Linked  With Communists

U.S. Visitors to Cuba Stage Violent Protest During House Hearing   Students Reportedly Riot In Three Vietnamese Cities

Beatniks Head For Home affer Rowdy Hearing  Un-American Activitie: Camememisttiease Vs:.J- Ii.   Un-American Activitie: Committee Winds Up Cuba Visit Episode

Riots Spread To 3 Cities In Viet Nam   More Students Rebel Against Diem Policies

Beatniks Head For Home After Rowdy Hearing   Un-American Activities Committee Winds Up Cuba Visit Episode

Beatniks Head For Home affer Rowdy Hearing  n Activitie   Un-American Activities Committee Winds Up Cuba Visit Episode

Student Outbreak Is Ended   Beatnik-tinged Unit Stages Violent Enisode

Martial Law to End In Saigon  Student Riots In Ji et Abe © icaioeil

Violent Episode Ends For House Committee   Greenhorns Disappear, Feared Dead eee Ee  3 Adventurers Laugh Off Advice

_ AFTER EXPLOSIVE HEARINGS .  Beatnik-Tinged Students De-Camp From Conaress

At Least Dozen Heckling House Committee on Un-American Activities Tossad Down Stairs

Un-American Activities Committee Ends One of Most Violent Episodes in History

Beatnik-Tinged Hecklers Not Treated Gently   One of Most Violent Episodes Of HUAC History

Martial Law Ends Monday Student Riots Spread To Viet Countryside

Students Riot Against Diem Rule In Viet  Rebellion Spreads As President Calls End To Martial Lay

Wild Session  Enas in D.C.   Beatnik-Tinged Mob Leaves As Cuba-Travel Probe Ends

Beatnik Band Decamps...  Violent Episode In Cuban Trip Hearings Concludes

Violent Episode Ends   Disorders Marked Students’ Hearing On Cuba Trip

Hearing On Cuba Trip At An End  .% ee goeal i   Violent Episode Over In House Committee Probe

Hearings on Cuban Trip Ended .... ,     Beatnik-Tinged Students Quit Capital After Uproar

Vermilion 20 Ridgeville 14 ‘Mansfield 24 Cathedral Latin 2¢   Beatnik Brigade Red-Led, House Committee Convincec

Students Given Heave ho from House Hearing  Noisy Demonstrator at Cuban Hearing Removed Forcibly

Beatniks Leave Capitol After  Wild Episode   Stage Near Riots During Hearing: Into Trip To Cuba By U. S. Students

Committee on Un-American Activities Besieged by Several Beatnik Pro-Castro Students

Couple To Go To Venezuela Tomorrow  Ceremony at Home Of Governor's

Venezuelan Honeymoon  Scheduled —   Family Ceremony Held At N.Y. Home Of Brother At Noon

Margarette Murphy Is Bride   Speculate If Chances in ‘64 Will Be Hurt

Will Leave  Sunday for Venezuela   Marriage Comes Amid Speculation as To Political Effect

Soviets free Barghoorn but stick by spy charge  Landing in London after non-stop flight from Moscow, prof shies from cameras

Death of Two Boys At Webb City, Mo., Remains a Mystary:   Doubt Now That tt Waa Food Potsoning: Thres Others in Parity Ti.

J ohn Q. Public Can Help Uncle Sam Save Money By Using “ZIP”, the New Post Office Number

Arms Not Considered Offensive Laas  No Threat to U.S. in Cuban Missiles, McNamara Says

WON'T TALK OF TROOPS Missiles In Cuba, But No  Menace, Says NeNamara

Missiles Now in Cuba No Threat: McNamara   Every Ship Route Into Cuba Watched By Patrol Planes

McNamara Says Cuban Missiles Not A Menace      Claims There Is No Eviderice Of Intermediate-Ranae Missiles

M'Namara Doubts Missiles In Cuba Threat To U.S.   All Routes To Cuba Watched

No Comment On Soviet Troops  Missiles In Cuba  No Threat To US.. McNamara States

No Surface Kind, Says McNamara   Defense Chief Mum On Soviet Troops On Isle

NOT CONSIDERED OFFENSIVE WEAPONS No Threat To U.S. From Type Of Missiles In Cuba--McNamara

Rockets, yes, but no threat  ‘Confusion over various kinds present in Cuba’

 . - Sees! No Menace To United States  McNamara Admits Buildup In Cuba —

McNamara Says Rockels in Cuba, Held No Threat  Declines to Comment   Declines to Comment About Russian Troops

Congress Alarm Grows - Cuba Missiles No U. S. Threat ---McNamara

McNamara Notes Confusion  Cuban Missiles Held  No Menaee to Nation

Cuban Missiles No Threat Rumors Confusing Types. Defense Secretary Says

McNamara Says There Are Missiles in Cuba. but They Are of No Importance

McNamara Discounts Cuban Peril  Defense Seerctary 7  F ton} .  eg a   Defense Seerctary Says Missiles Not Of Offensive Tyne

Cuban Missiles Won't Hurt U.S.,  McNamara Says   Weapons Aren’t Of Ty pe That Constitute Offensive Threat, Defense Secretary Declares

Sees No Menace To United States  McNamara Admits Buildup In Cuba 

McNamara: Missiles No Peril To Us   Secretary Minimizing Threat of Russian Arms in Cuba

McNamara Sees No Threat To U.S.   Namara Sees No Threat To U.S.  ‘Undoubtedly Missiles In Cuba’

CUBA MISSILES NOT A THREAT —MNAMARA   Defenae Secretary Airs Views Amid Uproar Over Soviet Buildup   MUM ON TROOPS   But Notes 5 Types of Rockets That Castro Micht Have

Official Says Missiles In Cuba Not Menacina   U.S. Watches Every Vessal Entering Cuba

Cuba Missiles Don’t Worry Defense Chief   Not the Type That Would Menace U.S., McNamaro Declares

CUBA HAS NO BIG ROCKETS -McNAMARA   Defense Secretary Tell: AP Russia Has Short. Range Missiles Ir Cuba, None Threatening U.S.

Cuban Missiles Pose No Threat, McNamara Says  Secretary Claims Critics Confused About Weapons

Secretary of Defense Robert Mel vamara Clarifies Recent Debates _ 

Defense Secretary Avoids Issue Of Number of Soviet Troops Stationed on Island

 Jaycee Know-Your-Candidate Forum ‘On City-School Election March 27

Soviet Freighter Reported Sunk By Anti-Castro Cuban Sea Raiders   Holy Mackerel, Sapphire; $7.5 Million Burned Up

Today   Around the State . Around the Nation . Aroand the World .

That Much Talkes About Liquor Bil is Dead Issue Now  Committee's Action. Kills Its Chances Prareicnm Whine Cues 'anm

Rebel Officer Calls on Troops To Join Fight   CAEEC SER FE CRESLOTM Causes Worry About Safety of 100,000 French.

Defies Ben Bella Rebel Colonel Calls For Troops to Join Him in Combat

Ben Bella Challenged  Rebel Leader Says Overthrow Is Only End To Resistance

NOBODY CAN WIN, SAYS U. S.   Dominican Dispute Flares In New York

WEATHER   Roll Call Was 80-19; Underground Testing Will Still Be Legal

JFK Hails  Action   By WILLIAM THEIS  WASHINGTON — UP!—The Senate today ratified the U.S.-BritishRussian treaty to ban ail but underground nuclear tests.

Senate Votes 80-19   Opponents Fight To End in Bid to Block Hictorv-Making Pact

Vote Favors Nuclear Paet By 80 To 19   History-Making Treaty With Russia  Receives Approval

80-19 Vote Registered In Approval   Bans A-Testing In Atmosphere, Outet Space, Underwater

80 To 19 ‘Vote At Roll Call   Historic-Making Limited Test Treaty Fought To Last By Opponents

Pact Survives Minority, Attack, Wins With 16 Votes to Spare, 80 to 19

Foes Fight Vainly to  ! he End  ~ne on 8 oa BOE 7’. el   Senators Follow JCS Endorsement   Seathine Attack

'Attempts to Change Pact by Reservations Beaten Back  Senate Approves Treaty 80 to 19

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate ratified the history-tnaking limited nu clear teste ban treaty today.

Opponents fight to the last Vote on history-making resolution was 80-19

First Limit On Bombs In 18 Years   Pact With Soviet, Britain Permits Underground Tests

19 NEGATIVE VOTES CAST AT CLIMAX   Decisive Ballot Ends Two Weeks Of Bitter Debate

senate Okays Historic Nuclear Test Treaty   Vote Margin Is 80 To 19

Nuclear Test Ban Passed By 80-19 Vote  President Hailed Action Even DO awe 1h. Cen

Vote Is 80-19, 14 More Than Margin Needed   Hailed by Kennedy Even Before Vote

ON TAKEN AS FOES STAGE FIGHT TO LAST   History-Making* Treaty Ratified by Roll Call Balloting. -   TWO-THIRDS NEEDED   Dirksen Reads Kennedy Measage Pledging Securty for U.S.

Action Hailed By Kennedy   Foes F ight Ratification  Right Up to The Wire

Final Count Is 14 Above Vote Needed      Nation’s Security Assured In Letter  From White House

Kennedy Hails Action as Step Toward Peace   55 Democrets, 25 Republicans for Ratification

15 Republicans Join in Crushing Defeat for Foes  Precident Hails   President Hails Victory as Step Toward Peace

Senate  Ratities Ban Pact   WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate ratified the history-making limited nuclear test ban treaty today.

Senate Ratifies Test Ban Pact By Heavy Vote   Kennedy Hails Historic Action

Kennedy Hails Action as ‘Substantial’ Step Toward Peace  SENATE RATIFIES TEST BAN TREATY

Resolution Passed By 80-19 Vote   Opponents Fight Vainly To Alter Limited Treaty

11 Democrats and 8 in GOP Oppose Curb   President Terms Treaty ‘Substantial Step Toward Peace

Approval Comes On Roll Cali: Margin Far Above Two- Thirds Majority

Ban Passage Called Victory For Kennedy   Approval Well Above Required Two-Thirds Majority

ON TEST BAN IS 80 10 19   Pact Prohibiting Nuclear  Explosions In Air, — Space, Water Needed Only 66 Votes For  Adoption.

Senate Ratifies Test Ban Treaty In 80-19 Roll Call Despite Russell's Attacks

Opponents Fight To Very Last  Dart BMacinnnd   Pact Designed To Help Ease Threat Of Wa:

Senate Votes 80-19 To Ratify Test Treaty   14 More Votes Than Necessary

Test Dan treaty passes Senate with flying colors   Two weeks of committee hearings, debates result in overwhelming legislative approval

Treaty Approved By 80-19 Margin      Agreement Banning All Nuclear Testing Except Under ground Gets Nod After Amendments Defeated

Called Kennedy Victory   WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate today ratified the U.S.—British-Russian treaty to ban all but underground nuclear tests.

Historic Pact Supported by Vote of 80-19   JFK Hails Action As Step to Peace

Resolution Approved by 80-19 Vote  Ends Listas of  et atti) aici nite, cai Pn   Ends Testing of A-Weapons in Air, Underwater

‘Senate Ratifies Test Ban Treaty By 80-19 Vote   H ouse Launches Debate On Tax Cut Measure

Oxford Riot Blame Laid To Kennedy   Probe Group Of Legislature Airs Report On Clash

Errors and Tactical Blunders — Ole Miss Legislators Blame U.S. For Rioting

Ole Miss Riots Linked With Kennedy Political Ambitions   Today In Washington

Mi a t Aiots: Investigators  Link Politics With Oxford  Violence Blamed On Administration  Birenee in Donne

Link Riots With Kennedy Ambitions   ' Probers Issue Oxford Report

Ole Miss Riots, Kennedy Political Ambitions Linked By Dixie Probers

Legislative Investigators Link Mississippi Desegregation Riots With Kennedy Political Ambitions

MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATIVE PROBE  Oxford Report Blames Kennedy, Planning Errors

Oxford Probers Pin Bloodshed Blame on JFK  Report Issued by   Report Issued by Leaislative Group

‘Ambitions, Errors, Blunders’ Mississippi Probe  Fingers President

Astronaut A Little Giddy At End of Trip   Weightlessness Caused No Harm, Doctors Report

Life’s End   BEIT D> IW  LENA GREENEN RITES CET TIECRAY MOAPNING

Kennedy’s real parpose in visiting Europe: to counter Gaullism. Story on Page A-2

SRC ENGINEER IS SUSPENDED 30 DAYS   ‘Henry J. Frederick, Cumberland, Transierred To Baltimore By Commission

Tate at naeemmnmemmmnanamia ame mnammm naan ens nea aaa  freland Captures Fourth Straight PVC Title By Bombing Chrisney, 76-58

freland Captures Fourth Straight PVC Title By Bombing Chrisney, 76-58

Mom Was His Donor — Boy, 12, With His ‘New Kidney’ Leaves University Hospitals

Food Tax Measure  Expected   GOP To Seek Repeal With Bill Tonight

GOP Plans Bill To Remove Tax On Food In N.C.   Drugs, Medicines Would Be Exempt Under Proposal

Was Commissioner Holman Sworn as Justice Of Missouri Supreme Court

First Flight-Ready Two-Man Gemini Sent to Canaveral   Wil Be Used In An Unmanned Orbital Flight Early Next Yeas,

Discrimination in Dallas? (Color Controversy Rages Over Postal Promotions   By STANLEY MEISLER

Critics Claim ‘Discrimination In Reverse’  Dallas PO Promotions Stir Tempest

Promotion of 3 Negroes Touches Off Controversy  Whites Discriminated Against, Say Critics:

POST OFFICE PROCEDURE EXPLAINED Promotion Of Dallas Negroes May Be Harbinger Of Events   By STANLEY MEISLER

DALLAS P. O. EMPLOYES Big Hometown Wrangle Spreads to Washington

yihite Race Charges Discrimination... : Promotions Of Negroes Upset Postal Workers

Claim Negro PO Favoritism   Dallas Promotions  Cause Controversy

Inside Today   rea lreatment /  Promotion Of Three Neiiecs T ouches Off Tempest In Post Office

Keeping Score On The Rainfall   Promotion of Negroes in Dallas Post Office Causes Stir

LOCAL TEMPERATURES   Promotion Of Negroes In Dallas Post Office Causes Stir

Dallas Alleges Discrimination Against Whites  kkk ke ke hk hu Post Office Promotions   By STANLEY MEISLER   ‘Merit Promotion Plan’   Anti-Discrimination Plan

Historian Fears for Fate of Man  Because of His Overspecialization

Kansas Traffic Score   Confused, Bitter, a Mother Waits as Doctors Operate

-DISPUTED SURGERY SUCCEEDS—~ Girl’s Leg Amputated; Sobbing Mom Is Bitter

 Lose Leg And Live... _.. Keep Leg And Die \Mother Bitter Over Child's Operation.

Cleveland Mother Bitter As Doctors Amputate Daughter's Cancerous Leg

Mother Bitter Over Operation Girl'sLegRemoved In Fight on Cancer

Sobbing Mother Bitter After Doctors Remove Girl's Cancerous Leg To Save Life

Mother Frets Over Surgery For Dau ghter .14-Year-Old Girl  Loses Limb, Hip By Court Permit

(CANCER OPERATION COMPLETED Mother Sobs But Daughter's Hopes Take On New Life’

LIF UA VEALTI VEUIIIVN MAVG OS VWVUih  Feared daughter would blame Bins for removal of leg

Surgeons Remove Cleveland Girl's Leg as Only Hope of Saving Life

Mrs. Nhu Tri ip Delayed, Seen As Over-Tired   Girl Has Surgery’ For Cancer AS Mother ‘Bitterly Opposes.

Mother Bitter At Everyone —  Amputate Leg of Girl, 14, ~ In Order to Save Life

Mother Bitter at Everyone After Surgeons ‘Remove Daughter's Leq to Save Her Life

LEG 15 AMPUTATED  Mother Is Confused, Bitter During Daughter's Surgery

Mother Confused and Bitter Because Daughter's Leg -Amputated to Save Her Life

Says State Needs Within Our Reach   New Governor Reiterates Position in First Address to ’63 Legislature

He Expresses Unalterable Opposition; Vows Levy On ‘Those Who Can Pay’

PREPARES [TO LEAVE OFFICE  Diefenbaker Knuckles Under To Heavy Servicemen’s Vote

Diefenbaker Takes Step To Leave Post   Canadian Leader Acts After Liberals Gain 2 More Seats

_ Frevent big Fians South Vietnamese Soldiers  Seize Body of Novice Monk

Times Index   ONCE TAUGHT IN LAKE COUNTY  Spied-On Teacher Quits

‘Harris Miller Looks At Future Of City With Great Deal of Optimism

Leaving Campaign Meet: Five Negroes Struck By Gunshot In. Miiss.

5 Negroes Shot At Canton, Miss.   By UNITED .PRESS INTERNATIONAL

Five Shot in Voter  Signup  i Ureapeng ae ram Lo meaner Orme   Negroes Escape Serious Injury

Pope Paul VI: his rapid rise   Hearing set for Beckwith Five Negroes wounded in gun blast

Negroes Hit By Gunfire, ProbeOpens   CORE Vote Drive Mecting Held In Mississippi Town

New Phone Directories Coming Out   Distribution Will Start On Oct. 7

 Wirth Tells of Need for Facilities  Park Visits Near Half Billion

MRS. JUSTINE ALESCH, 'WIDOW OF FORMER  I STATE REPRESENTATIVE RURIEN AT REMCEN

MRS. JUSTINE ALESCH,: WIDOW OF FORMER STATE REPRESENTATIVE BURIED AT REMSEN

EERE  TT a a COA Te Ee BUG WEE FOO setenaniabiatads  Life Jacket From Vanished Tanker Found

Life Jacket From Mystery Tanker Found: Search Renewed For 29 Mer

BUSINESS & MARKETS   STOCK MARKET  Key Issues Show Slight Early Loss

Open House Set By Auto Dealers   Bargains Will Greet ‘Shoppers Tomorrow

Millions Face Shortages  Europe’s Snow Line Moves South; Great ‘Cold Wave Continues

Rhinelander's 35 Below Near National Low; Prospects for Relief Dim; Europe Freezing

Bitterest. Winter In Memory Grips Europe And Much Suffering And Damage Resultinc

Fish Freeze As They Swim   One Of Worst Eurosean Winters In Histor,

 SPCR, VEtSer Ys @aeettas « « « Europe Suffers In Winter’s Conquest

Fish freeze as they swim  Snow lines moves south in shivering Europe

Italy Covered By Snow Fourth Straight Day  European Trains   European Trains Stalled, Fuel and Food Shortage Grow:

Europe under snow blanket   Continent is locked in worst of winters

Worst Winter In Europe's History Continues Spread Of Death, Misery, Chaos

MCAEN, TEISEPY, UNGAOS «+ ¢.  [Europe Suffers In Winter’s Conquest

Policy Makers Meet   Top-Secret Parley In Pearl Harbor Charts U. S. Course In Asia

Kennedy Jaunt Tabbed ‘Non-Political   U.S. Charting New Course In Southeast Asia

Policy Chiefs Meet to Char Asian Course   Top Secret Talks Get Underway  In Honolulu

Dia That Crazy Office—      Locate Sculpture For Which Kennedy Posea

Inside Today   Posed When Harvard Student Sculpture Depicting JFK As “Angel Found In Michigan Seminary Basement

Posed When He Was Harvard Student Kennedy As Watchful Angel Found In Stored Statuary

* CONGRESSIONAL TABOOS EXPLAINED  ‘New Warriors Learn Old Tribal Rites

Chicago Racial Violence Continues;  AFL-C10, ABA Oppose Rights Plans

EW SALES TAX IN SCHOOL PLAN DEAD FOR YEAR   Legislature Moves Toward End

Kizer Breaks With Welsh; Project Dead  TLV Giawse Whee:   GOP Says Demos Punishing Indiana For Kennedy Vote

‘PICKETS ACROSS THE COUNTRY’  Slamming Hoffa Attack On ‘Policeman’ Bobby

Hoffa Attacks Attorney General  Teamsters Plan Drive for National Contract:

Search Goes On For Cause of Sub Disaster   Dozen Ships With Special Equipment Probe Area for Signs of the Thresher.

Searchers Get Break In Weather  Will Make Study Of Entire Design

Nuclear Sub’s Loss To Change Future Designs  Search Continues For Wreck, Clues To Disaster Cause

To Determine Cause Of Tragedy— Thresher's Remains Object Of Navy Search

Echo Gear Will Map Ocean Floor Navy Studies Sub  ‘Told for 22 More-

Special Gear Being Used In Effort To Locate Thresher On Ocean Floor

SPECIAL GEAR MAPS ATLANTIC FOR THRESHER  ALL HOPE GONE FOR 129 SAILORS

Skies Clear As Search Continues For Deep Grave of Sub Thresher   World, Washington Briefs   INTERNATIONAL

SKIES CLEAR IN THRESHER SEARCH ARE;   Sounding Gear Tries To Locate Wreckage; Navy Goes Ahead With 22 More A-Subs.

Lower Flags In Mourning Navy Ships Probing For Deep Grave Of Submarine Thresher

SPECIAL ECHO SOUND GEAR MAPS SEA   Paving Way For Search B\ Bathyscaphe Trieste   NAVY DISCLOSES   Plans For Construction 0 22 More Submarines Like Thresher

Ships Probing For Deep Grave Of Thresher      Navy Wants To Locate Hull So It Can Be Scanned By Underwater TV

 In Effort To Locate Sub’s Hull  Vessels Probe For Thresher's Grave

Bs as “ake 7 at C mY gee rey Ww wlu vts2  n -_ewgu os ay Pe ere ees Pe a eee

(Faces Federal Trial Ex-Financier Belle Returns Home, Unable to Raise Bail

Christian Unity Also One Of Four Goals   Castro Urges Cuba To Rely Less On Russian Help

Cuba Has Eeonomic Troubles  Must Cut Bae   Must Cut Back On Soviet Aid, Castro Admits

Wants Soviet Aid Cut  ‘Start Working Harder,’ Cubans Urged By Castro

Castro Tells Workers Cost Of Soviet Aid   Labels Russian Assistance Indispensable, But Causes $10 Million Payments Burden

Soviet Traffic Halted   U. S. Retaliates For Delay of Patrol Cars in East Berlin

Gls Hold Up 2 Soviet Vehicles In West Berlin   Move Is In Retaliation for Delay of Two American Cars In Eastern Sector.

French Miners Defy De Gaulle: Walk Off Jobs   Coal Workers Take Initiative  In Big Strike

Miners In France      Coal Workers Defy Draft Threat Made By DeGaulle

. 36 Troopers Line 10-Yard Walk Princeton Jeers And Cheers Alabama Governor, Wife

Princeton Shows Barnett 2 Faces  One Is Polite, Other Hostile to Governor

Wite Goes With Body to Last White House Repose   Six Military Pallbearers

GRDA Set for Court Action Against Guard   Peace Talks Are Slated Thursday

Administration Blamed Civil Defense Program Is Said Largely Ineffective

Rockefeller Announces  Candidacy  Governor Challenge Fe a ae  = _ =   Governor Challenge: Goldwater to Enter N.H. Primary, Raps Kennedy Policies

Commission Begins Study Of Assassination Report   Ruby Reported Unhappy As He Laneuishes In, Jail

Detailed Report Will Be Studied  FBI Gives Data on TEK Acenceination

Panel Begins JES Slaying Report Study   Say FBI Inquiry Indicates Oswald Played Lone Hand

US. Units In Berlin lo Be Hard Hitting   Smaller Brigades Will Have Quick Moving Abilities

Weather   U. S. Boosting Fire Power of Berlin Brigade   Will Get Heavier, Newer Equipment

{Negotiation Ufjered  Disarmament Conference Resumes After Six Weeks

Surrenders Meekly After Wild Chase...     Larned Policeman Is Shot By Escaped Mental Patient

Mental Patient Seriously Wounds Lame Policena   Surrenders After Being Surrounded By Police Early Today

GAZETTE INDEX   Even The Traffic.... Congress Keeps Things Stirred Up In Capital

Washington: Returns To   Old Pattern  Return of Congres Quickens Pace In  _ Sonn  6 rt

 Congress Returns Capital Looks Like Old Self, Things Back to Go, Go, Go

Capital Looks More Like It Should  As Pulse Quickens, Pace Increases

lf Oklahoma Case Upheld, Missour! Must Prepare For Reapportionment

Six ‘63 Traffic Fatalities In County   FOUR TIRES STOLEN FROM CARRIER

London Leadership Struggle  Strong U.S.-British Tie Pledged by Ruling Party

Conservatives Pledge Foreign Policy Based on Strong American Alliance   SECRETARY OF STATE TERMS REMOVAL FROM TEACHERS’ PROGRAM ‘PETTY’

Suspended for Gambling — Professional Football Has Closed [ts Doors  On Hornung and Karras

Pair sharing apartment Charge Peoria man  in death of girl, 14   Fatally shot

‘Won’t Change Moratorium  Recent Tiny Atomic Blasts Set by Russia

Eccentric’s Hoard  Of Cash Recovered  Wealthy Ohio Business Man Buried Cans   Wealthy Ohio Business Man Buried Cans Of Cash Beneath Mills: Dug Up Intact

NY BABS SRARS4R JAYS REAR IN EP ESULA EW) srsnieabielasibtiiom indasscciptlaiiorghddivenisinsetainphininainiividimasinispiaadicdoomubecids caditias ee  Businessman Buries Fortune Under His Mills

Ransom Asked   Se Sucre i Ah     Kidnapped Childrens’ Mothers Receive Notes

Flu trend is westerly   Respiratory outbreaks wane in some areas

Two - Thirds Of Nation In Iey Grip   Yurious Winter Attack Kills 6, Cloves Main Roads

Death Toll Rising -Winter In Numbing  Attack In The U.S.   46 Below In The West

REGISTER 46 UNDER ZERO IN WYOMING   85-Year Record Broken Ir Denver With 24 Below  STORM CLOSES   Airports, Highways And Claims At Least Six Lives: Heavy Snow

Fog Stops Air Travel;  Snow Heavy  Mercury Dips   Mercury Dips To Minus 46 In Wyoming

Mercury Dives To 46 Below: Zero As New Storm Lashes Eastern Two-Thirds Of U.S.

3CRfl Yie_In Stalle Mercury Plunges 46 Below In Laramie; Fog Moves In

Tuna alert is sounded  New botulism threat is found in canned fish

Alert Issued: More Tainted Tuna Sought  Tests Determine  Some Cans Carry Deadly Botulism

Canned Tuna For Passover Contaminatec  Stores, Housewives In 6 Metropolitan Sections Alerted

New Tuna Scare Jolts Big Cities  FDA Traces Cans To Closed Plant

Hope Fading for Missing Student  Search for Michigan Tech Man in 4th Day

Choice of Jurist Is Surprise este eC R ENR SON AEE ST LTR AL RR EA  Young’s Vote Assured As Morhouse Successor

Judge Young Rock’s Surprise Choice For State Chairman of Republicans

For Seven Counties ...   Rural Development     - Discussion Slated. -

- EDITORS NOTE — The following is the first eyewitness account from Baghdad by an American news agency correspondent since the Iraqi uprising last Friday. ,

Baghdad Seems Back To Normal   By JAMES HOWARD Uniled Press International

NEGRO LEADERS MAKE POSITION CLEAR  Pace Of Integration To Continue, Even With Violence

Leaders See No Check to Integration  Not Afraid to Face Violence, NAACP  Secretaries Say

Even at the Risk of Violence ....  Negroes Will Press Integration Efforts

Cloak on Cuban Invasion Deaths Sparks Criticism  Mansfield Says Select Few Knew   Mansfield Says Select Few Knew 4 Americans Died

JFK Told Several In Congress   Four Americans Killed On Flights In Cuban Invasion

Invasion Briefing  Given, Senator Says GOP Reportedly Left Out On Bay of Pigs Decision

American Fliers Killed Mansfield Backs Up Dirksen’s  Statement Over Invasion Deaths

DEM LEADER ADDS TO ISSUE OF FOUR PILOTS   Details Of How Fliers Were Killed Are Still Obscure      DIRKSEN DECLARES FULL STORY HUSHED

JFK fold Of Deaths Of Pilots   Selected Solons   Selected Solons  Were Informed

Janszen Scores Two.  Raiders Win, 14-8   Colts Trip McKinney On Late Rally. 12-7   Reserve QB Leads Arlington Victory   OUTTA’? MY WAV...   Garland Stings GP With 23-7 Blasting

Janszen Scores Two.  Raiders Win, 14-8   Garland Stings GP With 23-7 Blasting

Judge Proposes Shipping Union Head Be Oustec   Ex-Convict Called Ruthless and Cruel

tetetsta sae eee paneeehnaseeee seas ewaneenene  Washington Re port

How Original Christmas Stories Were Written   By GEORGE W, CORNELL  APD Doalicgian Writar

Gospels of Unristmas (1)  Matthew, Mark, Lukeand John Give Us Variety of Perspectiveson Christ's Birth   By GEQRGE W. CORNELL  AD Balicinn U'ritar

Gospels of Christmas   Varied Perspectives, Same Vision of Christ   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Roligion Writer

eee i ii ee ta a i ct ie it, iter il ili, iia it te lie Whe te  4 Christmas Stories

GUSFELS UF CARDSEMAS: FARE ft  The Christmas story: How it was composed

Light Strikes Each In Different Way   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AD Paliainan Writer

Each Writer Saw Event Differently  Original Christmas Stories Diiler   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Raligian Writar

Christmas Series Tells of Meanings in Christ's Life   By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Relicton Wetter

GOSPELS OF CHRISTMAS: PART I   The Christmas story: How it was composed

Each Writer Saw Event Differently  Original Christmas Stories Differ

‘The Gospels of Christmas  ‘Four Stories of Christ Differ  Yet Substance Remains the Same

 EC SED ERE ES  Each Of Four Apostles Who Wrote Of Jesus  Drew From Different Primary Sources      By GEORGE W. CORNELL ADP PRaliaian Writer

Valachi Will Testify About Dope Rackets   Hoodlum Will Remain In The News Limelight

ValachiReady To Sing About Dope Rackets  . Gangster Scheduled   Gangster Scheduled For Ancther. Two Days Of Testimony

Valachi Testimony Delayed lo Tuesday   Can Valachi Be Believed? Yes, McClellan Says

Mobster Returns  To Stand  Senatarc Maar   Senators Hear La Cosa Nostra Double Cross   LONG TESTIMONY

Valachi Scheduled To Tell Senators About Dope Trade   Former Gangster to Give Testimony For About 1% More Daya,

Liberal Head Likely To Get His Majority   Surprise Backing Seen Final Blow To Diefenbaker

Canada Liberal Gets Splinter Party Support   Six Social Credit Leaders Pledge Backing to Pearson to Form Government,

(ne of Trapped Trio Talks to Tearful Wife   Cautious Drilling At Mine Rushed

Conduct 2 Drilling Operations In Effort To Reach Trio; Report One Victim May Be In Distress

Louis Bova Separated By Debris.  Kl. Vs.   No Word From Him Since Early Monday

14-Inch Escape Hole Is Sought   Concern For Safety Of One Miner Grows

Concern Grows For Isolated Man  Drill Inches Downward Toward Trapped Miners

Concern Is Growing for One of Trio   Contact Lost Since Early Monday; 2nd Hatch Is Speeded

Rescue Workers Drill Carefully Toward Miners  One of Entombed Men Talks to Tearful Wife

Drilling Begins On Escape Hole   Two Miners in Good Spirits; Concern for Third Man Grows

Concern Mounts for Injured Man .  Progress ‘Toward Trapped Miners Slow

Concern Felt For One Of Trapped Men   Big Drilling Rig Bores Into Mine Near Hazleton

All Right but Cold One Man Tells His Wife   Drilling Toward Miner Separated From Two Others

‘I'm All Right But Cold’      Rescuers Drill Relentlessly To Reach Entombed Miners

“I'm All Right But: Cold,” Trapped Pannsvivania Miner, 58, Tells Wife

Drill Works Toward Miners  Concern Growing For One; Machine D..& et nm

Tearful Wife Talks To Trapped Miner As Rescue Goes On   Workers Trying to Bore Hole 331-Feet With 12-Inch Drill

SOLATED FROM 2 COLLEAGUES  Concern Grows For One Miner   BOVA SEPARATED

Concern For One Man  Increases  Plan To Open 24 Inch Hole For Hoisting Men

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A> Natienal Council of Churches Religious beatures)

POLICY FOUND AFTER 28 YFARS   Session Set Monday-- - 8g thts “Red Feather Agency Budget Talks Slated

Margaret Chase Smith Giving ‘Serious Consideration’  Woman Senator From Maine May Enter Presidential Race

We Will Never Know What Went On.. Thresher Inquiry Started But Mystery To Remain

Posses Push 2-Day Search  For Sinatra Reported Kidnap Victim’s Father Keeps Reno Vigil

Posses Pushing Kidnaper Hunt  No Ransom Demand   No Ransom Demand Made for Sinatra

ee Cane  No Leads Found  to Young Sinatra   Bolivian Miners  Still Hold Yanks

Search Continues In Area Around Lake Tahoe For Frank Sinatra Jr.

No Demand  For Ransom  Is Reported  Bathor Kanne T nn.   Father Keeps Lonely Vigil In Reno Hotel

Posses Fail to Find Trace of Kidnaped  Frank Sinatra Jr. Father Keeps Vigil; No  Demand Received far Rancam

Posses search mountains while Sinatra keeps vigil awaiting word of his son

Authorities Fear. . for Life of Youth  Sinatra s So on 5 till Missing

Authorities Fear... ... for Life of Youtl  Sinatra's Son Still Missing

Concern Grow: For Safety Of Young Sinatra  Seized Men Held Only In Robberies

No Ransom Message on Sinatra, jr   Vigil Kept by Fathe Six Arrested but No Link Seen

Posses Hunt In Mountains For Sinatra  Fear for Life of Young Singer Held By Kidnapners

Still No Word On Missing Son Of Frank Sinatra  Posses Push Hunt  Inte Snowy Region

In Snowy Mountains Near Tahoe  Posses Push Search For Frank Sinatra Jr.

Reported kidnap hostage Posses comb Lake Tahoe  area for Frank Sinatra, Jr.

Comparative City Budget Figures   Slaying Of Detroit Boy Brings Demonstrations

Cold Wave To Continue In County   May Have Snow Later This Week; Lows To Five Predicted Tonight

Thunderstorms Hit Great Lakes Region   A steady rainfall began in the Lima area about 10 p.m. F riday, driven by a strong northwesterly wind. a

Lawyer In Rights Case Arrested   Bar Unit Will Hear Katzenback   Unable To Obtain Bond

Rips AF Cost Figures for TEX Contract   Comptroller General Says Estimates Too Vaeue to Use

Atlas-Centaur Sent Into Orbit; Spurs Moon Flight Hopes   Successful Launching Ends Long Period of Frustration

Canaveral Spouts Two Good Sh ats  Atlas-Centaur And Another In Wide Orbit

Supercharged Rocket Scores First Success   Performance Boosts Plan for Exploration  Of Moon and Planets

Superrocket Scores First Test Success  Centaur Hurls Its Five-Ton Second Stage Into Orbit

Atlas-Centaur Blasts Off To First Success  Supercharged Racket Ranst«<

Ailas-Centaur Scores Ist Success— Propelled By Liquid Hydrogen Fuel

Two Deaths In Detroit Attributed To Botulism  AllCannedTuna Of A&P Brand Taken Off  Store Shelves

FISH CONTAMINATED Store Removes Canned Tuna In 2 Suspected Poisoning Deaths

A&P Clears Shelves of Tuna After Two Detroit Women Die of Poisoning

President Asks Support For Tax Cuts   Urges Peaple To-Speak Up Far Program

Veclares ‘it Needs Your Help, Your Voice’  Kennedy Makes Appeal To People For Support Of Tax Cut Program

JFK Asks Help From Taxpayers   President Makes Plea For Support Of Tax Cut Bill

Dollar, Freedom Would be Strengthened, He Asserts In Appeal to U. S. Public

Kennedy Appeal Io Public for Tax Plan Backing   Bill Is in Danger, He Says in Speech

JFK Confident Of Ratification   Fortune Smiles on Quints   Kennedy Appeals to Nation to Support His Tax Cut Proaram

Appeals for Quick Passage Without Republican-Sponsored Pro posal Tying Cuts to Restrictions On Spendina

Blasts Plan To Impose  SpendingL id   Showdown Due In House Next Week

Tax Cut Bill Needs Help, KennedySays  President Directs   President Directs Appeal to Family; Seen as Job Aid

Kennedy Asks People to Speak Up for Tax Cut   Bill In Danger of Being Weakened Or Deferred

President Fears Bill-In-Danger- JFK Uraes People: Sekak Up Fe For Tax Cut Plan

Seeks To Light Grassroots Fire Under Congress  Kennedy Urges Public To Push For Tax Cut

Feels It Will Aid Dollar At Home, Abroad   House Expected To Vote Wednesda: In First Hurdle

Kennedy Asks Aid in Tax Cut   Speak up in Support of Program, President Urges Nation’s People

House Vote Expected Next Week   Many To Benefit From Key Domestic Fconomic Measure

Tax Reduction Plan ‘Needs Your Help,’ President States in Grassroots Appeal

VOICE OF PEOPLE  Washers To Freedom Is Kennedys Plea   ‘POSITION OF POWER’ Senator Hits Treaty Hard

Uroes People fo Speak Up for Reduction   Bill in Danger of Being Deferred, President Warns

JFK Urges Support Of  Tax Slash _   Outlines Benefits To Average Person During TY Speech

Urges People To Speak Up For Program   President Says Bill Is In Danger Of Being Weakened Or Deferred

Declares Reduction To Avert Recession   Tells Nation $11-Billion Slash To Spur Private Spending, Hike Employment; Hits GOP Proposal

Says Benefits Would Range From New Washing Machines To Dollar Strength

Says Measure Will Strengthen US. Dollar   Terms Program Most Important Domestic Issue In 15 Years

Kennedy Asks Help  From Citizens on Plan   President Calls Reduction Issue Most Important Domestic Economic Measure Before Country in 15 Years

To light fire under congress  Kennedy asks grassroots support of tax cut plan

Kennedy In Appeal For Tax Cut Plan Support by People  Aska tndividuats te Put

ks Quick Passage Kennedy Urges People To Speak Up In Support Of His Tax Reduction Program

President Kennedy Asks Suy ppc vort  For Plan to Cut Income Taxes

34 Persons Killed In Wrecks And Other Weekend Violence   JAPANESE SLIDES KILL 18 PERSONS

Viet Nam Data Being Readied  McNamara Is At Wor   McNamara Is At Work On Report For JFK

Defense Chief Extends Stay In South Viet  McNamara Takes Extra Day To Work

Working on Report  McNamara Prolonegs Viet Visit   State Dept. Rapped For Curbing News

Defense Chief Still In Saigon   Delays Return One Day To Get Better Picture

ENDS WEEK'S 5. VIET NAM INSPECTION   Postpones Return To Work On Top  Secret Report  NEFENCE PHICE   Will Inform Kennedy Concerning Progress Of War Against Reds

Return Trip  Delayed By McNamara   Devotes More Time To Report On Viet Situation

Working on Secret Report McNamara Delays Return To U.S. From Viet Nam

Defense Chief Delays Return From Mission   Working on Report Of Viet Nam Study

McNamara Delays Return From Saigon   SAIGON, Viel Nam () — Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara teday postponed his departure fo

\From oouth Viet Nam  ‘Defense Boss Postpones His Departure 24 Hours

McNamara Delays Departure: Working On Report To Kennedy      Winds Up One-Week Inspection Tour Of South Viet Nam

‘France Would Take Part McNamara Optimistic About Inter-Allied Nuclear Force

Frefghfer Fired On  Threatens to Acquire Bombers-Warships To Meet Aqagressors

LATE  NEWS SPORTS FINANCIAL   Castro. Hurls Threat He'll Seek Arms »   Cuban Blames U.S for Attacks on 2 Shios, Plane Crash

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Weather Record Is Stuck—Fair and Hot

Coal T Trains Given Right-Of-Way . Sunny Southern Europe Makes Like North Pole

Mountain Areas Isolated .. . .  50 Are Dead In Europe's Worst Winter In Decade

Briton, Russian  Admit S py Charge   Plead Guilty to Working for English, U. S. Turelieonce

Two Confess Spy Charges   British Businessman and Soviet Scientist Plead Guilty in Trial

8-YEAR-OLD HOSTAGE UNHURT  Escapee Kills 3 Before Cornered, Shot To Death

In Marianna, Florida Prisoner Slays 3 Men.  Escapes With Hostages

Falls Before Gunfire Of Georgia Police   Boy Hostage Safe; 2 Sheriff Deputies, Bystander Victims

“our Tases 0° Din’--eria evor-ec So “ar “ais “ear in ?enrs* vania

‘Senate Rules Committee Gives Do-Pass Recommendation To Right To Work Bill

GOP Senators Assail Reynolds For Tax Ranting   234 £2  Hollander Claims Veto May Defeat Governor in ‘64

Plane Crash   etert\y Avr teure  i Freeze Slows Down Efforts of Rescue

TAKE-OFF _ TUESDAY Cooper's Rocket _Hioh: Is.Readcied Ahead Of Sclandale

Melting Snow Heavy Rains Swell Rivers   Disaster Workers Take Aid To 75 Stricken Counties

Ypsi Citizens Charge Eastern Case Mishandled  Call on Governor to Fire Education Board

Flop-Eared Hound Finds Boy Lost 26 Hours In Snake-Infested Woods

nfamous Calleirl Guilty Of Perjury  Christine Keeler Gets Prison

Pleads Guilty to Perjury      Christine Keeler’ Sentenced ‘to Nine Months in- Prison

Longtime Embezzlement Uncovered—  Selma, Ala., Bank Cashier Takes $427,000 in 35 Year:

WAP KLITIIDE   Reversing Lower Tribunal...  Costs Levy on Acquitted ~ Upheld by Superior Court

State Tribunal Upholds Costs Put on Defendant Freed of Misdemeanor

JEK to Tell People About Pact Tonight   President Gratified By Results of Treaty Initialed at Moscow

JFK Plans Appeal To Nation On Nuclear Test Ban Pact   Senate Machinery Started To Ratify Test Ban Treaty

Kennedy on Air Tonight to Whip Up Support for Test Ban Treaty   Senate Group to Scrutinize Nuclear Test Ban Agreement

JFK to Whip Up Support for: Test Ban Treaty :   Will Speak to Nation Tonight

Pact Called Major Step  For Peace   Address Due For 7 Tonight In Bid For Support By Public

Initialed Thursday In Moscow— Kennedy On Ait Seeking Backing For N-Test Ban

Kennedy to Face Nation Tonight  Test Ban Text of   Test Ban Text of President's Talk

Speech Slated By President   Demo Leader Predicts Senate’s Approval: Harriman Report Due

President Kennedy to address nation on nuclear test treaty   Khrushchev gives views on test pact

JFK on Air Today to Tel of Test Ban   Seeks to Whip Up ‘Support for Pact Initialed in Moscov

JFK Urges U.S. Support   Treaty Faces Twisting Road To Senate Okay

In Message Tonight  JFK to Take Test Treaty to People   Three-Power Treaty Wins World Aporoval

Kennedy Appeals To Nation: Support Atom Treaty   Post Office Head Day Resigns Cabinet Post

JEK Goes Before Nation Tonight To Gain Support For Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Public Support Of Treaty Sought   President Will Address Nation At 6 O'Clock Over TY. Radio: Big Three Signs Ban Document

Message Set On Radio, T\ By President   Plans Answer To Critics Of Plan In Speech Tonight

JFK Seeking Support For Test Ban   President Hails . Pact As Break Tn Cold War

Nuclear Ban Plea Slated By Kennedy   President to Ask Support of Treaty On Air at 7 p.m.

Agreement Heralded As Major Break In Cold War  President Sets TV Talk On Test Ban Pac   Senate Okay Of Treaty Expected

Kennedy Gets ‘Heavy’ Flow of Support   Wires Favor JFK’: Position by 40-1, Salinger Renorts

President Goes Before Nation Tonight to Whip Up Support for Test Ban Treaty

Amateur Tipper   JFK Talks to Nation Tonight On Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Kennedy Seeks Support for Nuclear Ban Treaty   Nuclear Treaty Wins Approval Around World   Many View Action As Big Step Toward International] Trust

“SECURITY NOT ENDANGERED’  JFK To Seek Support For N-Pact   Motives Aren't All Strictly Humanitarian

Kennedy To Speak  Tonight  Will Whip Up Support For Nuclear Test Ban Traaty

Seeks Support on  Kennedy to Kir Test Ban Plan Tonight    Movie Industry Objects  Pentagon Plans to Tighten Use of Troops for Films

Kennedy Will Tell Nation About the Test Ban Treaty   Public Support Will Be Nesded to Obtain Banalea flattening.

JFK Addresses Nation Tonight About Treaty   Administration Leaders Start Ball Rolling on Ban Ratification

JFK To Open Ratification Drive Tonight   Gratified Kennedy To Give Radio-TV Report To Nation

PRESIDENT ON TV; SEEKS PACT BACKING   Kennedy Speaks For Treaty To Ban Nuclear Tests; Claim Major Break In Cold War.

[Kennedy Will Ask Nation 'ToSupportTestBanTreaty Tonight At 7 On TV, Radio

SPEAKS TO NATION” TONIGHT— e,  JFK Will Make Bid. For Treaty: Support

memoers of Congress Hail Accord —  JF K Seeks Support of Nation For A-Test Ban pa

Will Report To Country At7 P.M.   TV And. Radio Networks To Carry Appeal

Nation To Hear JFK Appeal for Treaty Backing   Speech Broadcast Set This Evening

Campaign for Approval Begins on Radio and TV....  Kennedy Takes Test Ban Plea to People

JFK To Explain Nuclear Test Ban 10 Nation Vonighi  A 1 J. Lo a   Address To Urge Approval: Allies Hailing Treaty

Looks Toward First Primary Next March 10  Deadicte Rannunhlican   Predicts Republican Candidate Is Capable Of Beating Kennedy

CHAIN REACTION IN PARKING LOT DAMAGES 4 CARS  $350 Damaae —   $350 Damage — No One Is Hurt

Paralyzed Woman Believes Her Huchand fc Innocent   Lawyer Claims Mexicans Dowt Need Passnorts

House Docket Loaded  Another Mad Dash Appears In Making for Legislature

Goldwater Won't Vote Against Filibuster  Says Kennedy Can’t Have Bot Civil Rights And Tay Cut

Goldwater Sees JFK Alternative  Civil Rights, Tax   Civil Rights, Tax Bills Both Cannot Succeed. Barry Say:

Civil Rights or Tax Cut  ——Congress Can't Do Both, Goldwater Says

GOLDWATER SAYS  Kennedy Has Choice On Tax Cut Or Civil Rights Program

1) Milli ion in Insurance  St. Paul Man Hired Wites Killer, Charge

Strontium Fuels N. Generator  Martin Co. Project at Ouehanna Unit

Ecuadorians Try to Tow Ships to Port   Fire on Clipper as Two Vessels Resist Seizure

Ecuador Navy Hauls In Two U.S. Vessels   Secretary of State Asks Immediate Release of Boats; Concern Over Being Landed in Communistic Port

VO TALK OF ECONOMY  House Lavishing $100 Million On New Office Suites

$100 Million Is Being : Spent To Provide More Space For U.S. Solons

$100 Million Being Spent fo Provide One Extra Doom For Fach of the Nation’s 435 Congressmen

House Office Building Costing Taxpayer At Rate Of $483,000 For Each 3-Room Suite

WILL COST $100 MILLION  Congress, In Pursuit Of Economy, Haunted By New Building

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   House Works To Cut Budget In Shadow Of $83 Million Building

Voices Of Economy Heard As Lavish $100 Million House Building Goes Up   By JOHN BECKLER

 NEW BUILDING $230, 000 PER ROOM!  ‘Congress Generous With Selves

Grandiose Office Building Is Example. Congress Can Pinch Pennie: Except In Its Own Luxuries

Congressmen Cry For Economy but  Build Themselves Costly New Office

Grandiose New *83 Million House Building May Haunt Congress Seeking to Trim Down Uniustified Soendina

As Congress Seeks Ways To Slash Spending Its Spending Plenty On New Building

Congressmen Get Additional Room At $483,000 Each   Rv JOHN BECKLER

$463,000 Per Congressman  $83 Million Price Tag. House Office Buildine   By JOHN BECKL"ER

$100 Million For More Office Space Will Building Haunt House Members?

House Office Building  Grundiiose Project Will Cost Taxpayers Millions

-_— & nj acon  woe te we  3 a si i 4 3232 Pers  aayt 7 es  eye we.

Heavy Rains Blamed For Death Of 2   Millions Of Dollars Damage Estimated As Tourists Leave

Tournament   'Automation at Bridge Table: [Computer Shuttles the Cards

RODEBAUGH UPHOLSTERING Custam built. Dial . TE 2-3806.   mwnaner Trance 4n1

Mikoyan Reaffirms Tie-In   Test Ban Connectior With Nonaggression Pact Emphasized

Key Firemen Get Summon: trom Wirtz   Will Be Handy If Solution Reached; None Yet In Sight

Tuesday's Vote to Cast A Shadow   Both Parties Alert for Sign Of Rights Trend

TWO GOVERNOR CONTESTS Politicians Watch For Straws In Wind Stirred Up By Tues. Voting

Rights Seen Major  Issue In Elections   Voting Tomorrow Expected To Show How Wind Blows

Kentucky, Philadelphia To Be Watched Closely For Tip To 1964 Outlook   Democrats To Eye Election Results To Determine Civil Rights Affects; GOP Hopes To Make Gains In Larger Cities   REQUEST TO SERVE : DRINKS AT THEATERS

Annexation Big Issue On Ballot   Both Parties Eye Tomorrow’s Vote For Trend

PHILADELPHIA FOCAL POINT  Political Analysts Closely Watch Tuesday Vote

Rights Issue In Tuesdays Race  Naara Eanralityv: IP welled’ Fanarad   Nearo Equality ‘Backlash’ Feared

DEMOS SEEKING EXTENT OF CIVIL RIGHTS DAMAGE   GOP LOOKING FOR IMPROVEMENT IN SOUTHERN STATES

Close Tab  On Voting  Scheduled   Party Leaders Will View Trends Tuesday

Biggest Fire On Ranch, Ranger Says   4,500 Acres Are Envelopad By Outbreaks

Senate OKs Amended School Bill   Would Supplant 1961 Program; Goes to House

Senate GOP Passes New  School Bill   Override Democrats After Heated How On Amendments

Cuba Has Already Trained And ‘Graduated’ 1,500 Guerrilla Warfare Experts

Castro Extends Red Training to Latin- America  Every Country But   Every Country But Uruguay Said Represented In Schools of Subversion.

McCone Says Indoctrination Sophisticated  Greatest Number   Greatest Number Of Students Come From Venezuela

Tax Cut Program Top Priority Item In Kennedy's Message to Congress

Kennedy Asks $13.5 Billion Income Tax Cut.   School Board Asks Support Of Bonds

3-Step Slash  Has Reforms   Other Stories On State Of Union Address. Pave 13

Kennedy Proposes $13.5 Billion Income Tax Cut  In Three Steps To 1965

No Military Crisis Income Tax Would Be Slashed: Also Corporate Levies

Also Proposes Change To Gain Back $3.5 Billion  President Wants Reduction Steps

CONGRESS GETS HIS PROPOSALS IN3-YEAR PLAN   Reductions, lf Adopted, Would Be Biggest in ’ U.S. Histary -°   $6 BILLION IN 1963   (Program Sets New Range of 14 to 65 Pet. for begat Aientiw

$-Vear Slash Unveiled In Message Today   $6 Billion In First Year; Would Trim Rates

President in 5,500 Word Address Takes Cautious View Of World Situction

State of the Union Message Highlights Include Challenge to Soviets, Medicare

lt Would Be Done In Three Annual Steps   First-Stage Rate Cuts Would Total $6 Billion

Reductions Would Take Effect In Three Steps Up To 1965; Tax Reforms Also Advanced

Proposes Slash Be Made Over 3-Year Period   Suggests $6 Billion Reduction This Year; Outlines Programs In State Of Union Message Today

Three-Year Slash Program Urged  State of Union Message Puts  Riasihaeie aw TIA BA cdeleeee

JFK Urges Slash Made In3 Years   Informs Congress First Slice of $6 Billion; Plans Reforms

Ready for Peace or War With Russia   JFK Asks Quick Action by Congress   Claims ‘Recession Is Behind Us’

Asks Congress For $6 Billion Slice In 1963   President In State Of Union Message Calls For “More Sensible Range” Of Tax Rates And  Gives Percentages

$13.5-Billion Slash Asked Over 3 Years   Program Given ‘Top Priority In State OF Union Message:  Reforms Would Recoup Loss

Wants 20-91 Per Cent Levies to be Reduced to ‘More Sensible 14-65’

Kennedy asks Congress to cut taxes $10 billion over next three years

Kennedy Issues Call for $10-Billion Tax Slash in State of the Union Talk

Three Steps In Proposal  To Congress   Biggest Slash In History Sought To Hike U.S. Economy

Kennedy Proposes Record $13.5 Billion Tax Cut    In Three Annual Steps; Implies West Winning Cold War in State of Union Message   Legislators Huddle on Policy—

STATE OF UNION MESSAGE Would Slash Individual, Corporate Rates In 3 Annual Stages

Three-Year Plan Starts In 1963 With $6 Billion   President Says Reduetion Most Important Task Facing New  Congress.

State of Union 'Good, President Says   Biggest Tax Cut in History Sought

__ JFK Outlines ‘10 Billion Tax Cut; Would Slice Small, Large Income Levies

Pr esident's Annual Message Calls For Six Billion Dollar Tax Cat Mow

In JFK message to Congress  Biggest income tax cut in history proposec

President Says “State of the Union Is Good, the Stafe of the Worldls Now Improving, Bul Job Isn't Completed.”

13.5 Billion Cut Over 3 Years Is Proposed   President Also Requests Tax Reforms

Reduction In Personal, Corporate Levies Seen Stimulating To Economy

Would Take 3 Years To  Realization   First Year Slash For Individuals Put At $6 Billion

Also Asks Reforms to Recoup $3.5 Rillian: Nat Lace le $10 Billion

Record-Setting Reduction Would Come in Three Steps   One Goal: Full Employment

$6 Billion Slash Seen This Year   President Says Plan Would Provide Jobs; Overall View Cautious

a eee VSR RZ ESA NZS WAN drt 7S As iS Lignan ements YN TS SR a TT Sa,  JFK Issues Call for Action On Tax Reduction Program

$13.5 Billion Slash Spread Over 3 Years   Individuals Save $11 Billion Yearly by Plan

KENNEDY TELLS OF SLASH IN MESSAGE TODAY   $13.5 BILLION DIP TO TAKE EFFECT IN THREE ANNUAL STEPS

Proposal Is For 3 Years: 6 Billion Now   JFK Says Plan Would Create Jobs For Two Million

$6 Billion 1963 Tax Cut eoposed By Kennedy; Offers Soviet Peace Path

Also Calls for Reforms to Recoup $3.5 Billion for Net Reduction Of $10 Billion in Revenues

$13.5 Billion In Three Steps  Kennedy Asks Congress For Biggest Income Tax  Cut In History Of U.S.

$13.5 Billion Slash Favored   President Unveils Program In State of Union Message

Polish Major Flees to West Berlin With Wife and Two Sons in Plane

Lied To his wite  Polish flier tells story of flight to the West

Crammed Into ‘Training Plane  Polish Pilot Flies Three To Freedom

Polish Air Force Officer Tired of Being ‘Pushed Around, He Explains After Escape to West Berlir

‘Tired Of Pressure’  Decorated Polish Major Defects To West Berlin

150 Miles To Freedom:  ‘Pressure’ Forces Polish Pilot To Fly Family To West Germany

Polish air force major looks forward to building new life   First Such Flight

Carpenter Boss Loses in Court  Lower Court Upheld In Refusing Hearing

Woman First To Land,  Then Cosmonaut Makes Re-Fntry 2 Hours Later

Man-Woman Soviet Space Team Returns To Earth; Kach Tops U.S. Records

2 Russians EndLong Space Trips   Soviet Cosmonaut Sets Record; Both Reported As Feeling Well

Two Russian Cosmonauts  Land Safely  Spacewoman Is the Ist ‘Down

Unofficial Huron Returns   First Space Couple Safely Back After Record-Breaking Journey

Reds Report Cosmonette Down First   Records Broken By Bykovsky, Landing Details Not Given

Cooler Saturday ....   Cooler Saturday ....  Bonham Get: Hard Shower Early Today

Administration Case Pleases 3 Chairmen  _ Comments Suggest _ Treaty Has Gained   Comments Suggest Treaty Has Gained Senate Strength

CIA To Testify On Treaty, Lemay Will Take Stand Behind Closed Doors

‘TESTING’ FOR BIG PARADE   Bid For 1964 Support -Kennedy Again Tries To Soothe Business

Business Gets JFK Assurance Of Friendship  Tries To Narrow Chasm Opened Due To Steel Crisis

_ HOSTILITY TO BUSINESS WORLD DENIED IN ADDRESS  JFK Woos Irate Industry With Theme Of Prosperity

Aims at Undoing Steel Fight   e JFK Talks to Business ‘With Friendship ‘Tone

Prosperity Theme Set By Kennedy   Reassures Business Of Friendship By The Administration

Call Voiced For Peace, Prosperity   President Appears Sull Sensitive to Lingering Hostility

U.S. Business Given Fresh Kennedy Pat   Reassurances Of Friendship Are Showered

Goldwater May Be Forced To Take More Liberalized Stand fo Win Ike's Backing

Far Right or Center? Goldwater Faces Dilemma  Over His Political Positior

Party Designation Made Key Objective  GOP Committee Now Seeks 2-Way Approach onTaconite

Chinese-Soviets Resume Talks Today  ‘With No Hint Of A- Compromise Seen

4 Killed In Robbery   Family Separated by Cour United by Work of Many

Cambridge Mobs Belt  Marchers   Racial Tensions Continue To Climb; March Slated Tonigh

Tension In Cambridge  Increasing   Another Mass March Scheduled Tonight; Throw Eggs, Bricks  In Deamanctratiane

NOT EVEN AN EYELID Bizarre Disease Leaves Ex-Pilot Unable To Move   Only His Evelide Able To Move   You Finally Get Tired Of Mourning

Lateral Sclerosis Strikes Deadly Disease Hits Pilot: No Cure Seen

Would Ask Svstem Of Inspections  L a= #2 Behe an Ae L. geray   LA presses bear Reds May Cheat On A-Test Pact

BURKE FEARS SOVIET TRICK IN BOMB BAN   Eisenhower Jolts Senate Committee With Warning, Toc

GOP Senators, Rocky Blasted   Fulbright Says World Freedom Being Endangered

Lashes At GOP  Fulbright Accuses Three Of ‘Irresponsible Attacks

ROCKEFELLER, 2 GOP SENATORS CRITICIZED  Fulbright Raps Foreign Policy Attacks

Tshombe Bids for Negotiations Now That Arms Falling   Restates "Scorched-Earth” Policy If Fighting Not Stopped by U.N. Troops.

UN FORCES CLOSING IN ON REBELS   Report Mining, Smelting Plants Are Shut Down

U.N. Ready To Close in On Forces   Resisters Flee From Jadotville Without Fight

Tshombe making new bid for negotiations  U. N. combat troops prepare to close in

Tshombe Makes New Bid To End Fighting in Congo Thant Continues Stand of ‘Action Not Words’ As U.N. Troops Continue Advance in Katanaa

Tshombe Asks Talks as U.N. Force Closes in  Gov't at Kolwezi Threatens Fight in Bush if Need Be

Heavy Fighting Is Reported In Area Of Viet Nam Government Battle Loss

Government Forces Battling Viet Cong   Security Problem In S. Viet Nam Unsolved

UN. Preparing To Close In on Katanga Troops   Victory Gives Contro  Pron hd? nom;

U.N. forcesclosing in  Tshombe makes new bid for necotiations with Thant

Rebels flee for Kolwezi stronghold   Katangan troops leave Jadotville without a fight

THREATENS BUSH WAR IF U.N. REFUSES   Katanga President Interviewed By AP As U.N. Troops Chase His  - Forces Toward Kolwezi.

United Nations Now Controls Most of Katanga Mines  BAP RORRIARIPFS FLFR

SECOND MAJOR SETBACK DISCLOSED  Viets Renew Battle Near Site of Government Defea   Viet Cong Ambush Caused By Tip-Off To Reds Says Army

Ishombe Bids Anew for Talks In Congo Fuss   Katangan Threatens Bitter Fight if U. N. Continues Advance

U.N. Combat Force Closing In On Kolwezi      Katangan Leader Says If Town Falls He Will Fight In The Bush

Another Bid For Parleys Goes To UN   Tshombe Forces Falling Back In Northern Katanga

Heavy Fighting Reported Today In S. Viet Nam   Security Big Problem; Guerrillas in Ambush

Makes New Bid for U.N. Talks  iS Troops I re paring To Enter Kolwezi

J.N. PREPARES TO ATTACK KOLWEZI   Ready To Close In On Resistance Forces  TSHOMBE   Threatens To Fight To End If United Nations Continues Assault

Leader Makes Move As U.N. Troops Advance   Vows ‘Fight to the End’ If Talks With Thant Are Fruitless

—UN TROOPS POISED-—  Tshombe Bids Anew For Parley   WOUNDED EVACUATED Heavy Battles Rage In South Viet Nam

sAatangans lose more ground © Talk or we'll keep ox  fighting: Tshombe

Katangan President Declares 'We Shall Fight to the End’ Unless Talks Are Held

"My Wife Is Killed! WHY, WHY. WHY?’   Beaten Tshombe In New Bid For Negotiations

aera eet TL LT eee atten  Tshombe Bids For More Negotiations In Katanaa

U. N. Forces Grab Ore-Rich Area; Gird For Final Showdown  Tshombe Retreats; Again Asks For Parley

New Battle  Raging In South Viet  Reported In Area Of Government’s Defeat We ati nea

Tshombe Makes Peace Talks Bid   U.N. Troops Occupy Jadotville Peacefully

Katangan Vows ‘We'll Fight To the End’ If Talks Fail   Mining Plant Damaged

U.N. Troops Ready  To Capture Remnants   Three-Fourths of Katanga Mineral Facilities Under United Nations Men Rearguard of Katanga Troops Flee

UN Troops Closing In On Kolwezi  If Stranchald Fall.   If Stronghold Falls Secessionist Leader Vows Fight To End

VOWS ‘FIGHT TO THE END’ Tshombe Wants To Talk As U.N. Force Closes In

Office  Will Remain Internal Revenue Changes Here Explained by Healy

Reds bomb Big 3 talks   New York Guild urges mayor to act in strike

Suggests Third Party Solution  JK Tees Off On Labor Union Chief In Gotham’s Long Newspaper Strike

Waterloo. Put Under Court Injunction To Stop Contaminating Cedar River

S40 Million Sliced Off Money Bills   Senate Committee Whacks Away To Stay Within Budget

State Senate Funds Committee Slashes Over $40 Million From House Budget Proposals

Senators Trim Appropriations By $40 Million  a hel CLM kde:   Total $19 Million Below Requests Made by Governor

ASR? ca,  Joplin College Cut Out. .  $40 Million Bite Taken From State Budget

Five Die In Blast Dam Break Sets Off [xplosion;:  ‘Town Inundated

High Waters Beginning To Recede  Floods Blamed For 12 Deaths Vo. ft... ey yl!

Counecticwt Tragedy ar  Six Feared Dead As Dam Breaks, Flooding Town

Five Perish in Norwalk, Conn.;  Four Workers Killed In Boiler Explosion

Five Perish as Dam Breaks  Explosion Follows VAs 2. f_ Ly  pat... Ft _.

East, South Periled By  Heavy Rains   Threat Of Further Major Flooding In Ohio Basin Lessens

Five perish, one missing in flash flood   Torrent sweeps deadly path thru Norwich, Conn.

DAM BREAKS; FLOOD CAUSE OF 5 DEATHS   Water From Connecticut Lake Sweeps Through Center Of Norwich, Sets Off Boiler Explosion.

Deaths From Floods Mount To 12; Property Damage Reaches Millions   Flood Situation In Ohio Appears Under Control   5 Perish As Broken Dam Floods Norwich, Conn.

Dam Breaks, Water Roars Through City   Flood Threat Less In East

Dam breaks; 5 die as flood hits town   Waters rip deadly path through Connecticut city, set off blast

Heavy Rains Strike East, Other Areas   Threat Of Major Flooding Lessens  In Ohio Region

Major Flooding Threat Lessens: Death Toll12   Dam Breaks, Flood Waters Swamp Town And Cause Explosion; 5 Persons Dead

Peril Raised By Rains in  East, South  High Waters in 5 States Blamed For 12 Fatalities

Water Causes Plant Explosion In Connecticut  Merchants Allowed   Merchants Allowed To Clean Stores Today, But Not Sell

In Ohio River Basin Region— Further Major Flood Threats  Said Lessening

Flash Flood Claims Five In Norwich  te... Bw Qt   Dam Breaks, Causes  Explosion In Plant

Dam Breaks In Norwich:  Five Killed   Boiler Blast Set Off As Waters Rush Through City

~ Overflows In 5 States Leave 12 Dead, Dancer Focuses On East, South Areas

Dam Bursts, Flooding Town Five Killed   Norwich Officials Estimate Damage At Several Million

Dam Breaks In Norwich, Conn., 5 Die   Sixth Person Missing; Damage In Millions

Major Floods Appear Easing, But ‘Blamed For Deaths In Five States

Wall Of Water Claims Woman   Boiler Explosion Fatal To 4 Workers

Causes Explosion  Fatal to 5   Norwich, Conn., Digs Out From Park Lake Mud

Dixie Steel City Police Nab Seores   Negro Leaders Say Talks Slated With White Store Owners

Negro Leaders In Birmingham, Ala. Plan March To Protest Seareaation.

'To Enter Birmingham Streets a a see 200 Negroes Plan To Protest Segregation

Wife Killed lr Shooting At South Shore   Gene Timberlake Is Charged  With Murder

Wife Killed In Shooting At South Shore   Gene Timberlake 1s Charged With M

Ben Bella To Seize Farmland   100,000 Promised Rebellion Will End Without Bloodshed

 Many Catholics Behind Curtain Future Policy Toward Reds May Be Factor in Naming Pope

Cardinals to select Pope at Vatican  Show interest in church’ S view

“Silent 6” Are Only  Winners   CONDON WINS  Banks Strikes Out In 8th Ward

Stolen Venezuelan Ship Found Salling Away from Cuba   May Be Heading for Brazilian Port: No Interception Report.

STOLEN VESSEL FOUND TODAY BY NAVY PLANE   FREIGHTER SEEN STEERING COURSE TOWARD BRAZIL

Believed Headed. for Brazil Port ©   U.S. Plane Sights F reighter’ ‘ 180. Miles. Off Dutch Guiana.

‘U.S. Search Plane Sights Anzoatequi  Venezuelan Ship Heads for Brazil

Navy Plane Identifies Freighter   Red Terrorists In Charge And  Aim For Brazil

Say Ship Is Headed For Brazil   Abandon Plan To Reach Cuban Haven

Ship Hold: On Cour "se  For Brazil   Atlempis To Make Contact With Vessel Seized By Commies

Ship Appears To Be Headed  Toward Brazil   Communist Pirates Are Thwarted In Effort To Reach Cuba By Ring Of American, Venezuelan Craft

Diefendorf Proposals for More Taxes To Help Schools Gets Cool Reception

RUSSIANS AT WORK AGAIN?  * Y Mysterious Nuclear  Blast Is Recorded

VALVE JAMMED ON CYLINDER oe eee ee  59 Sickened by Chlorine Gas at Pool

Two Frostbhtten Americans Are _ Fiown Down From Mt, Everest’s Ton

Two Americans Treated   Suffer Frostbite in Climb of Mt. Everest

“We hit something,” says dazed airman; 2 dead, 1 missing, 3 escape in collision

DIGEST OF THE NEWS   By United Press International   Slayer Sought

Mississippi Voting Nears On Governor  Four Political Veterans Facing The Supreme Tes   STATE ISSUES

Would Bar Public Officials, Workers From Owning Harness Turf Stock  House OKs Politico-Race Track Bill

Bank robbery suspects arrested in Georgia  Nabbed at airport in connection with  $19,500 holdup of Mississippi City branch

Where To Find It   JAIL VIN RAILS NWIVVES FRIQWINERD SYVINOIAINILT  Caieatiies Prisoners Cant Even Call Jail Their Home

Writer Describes His Horrible Ordeal Of 10 Tortured Years in a Red Prison   ‘His Crime: Objective News Revortina

Ups FrOperly 1 axes By $1.0 Million  Taxpayers Group Assails Harriet Miller’s Statement

Wp FEMME F UALS By $1.0 Million  Taxpayers Group Assails Harriet Miller’s Statement

After 73 years of British protection  Zanzibar Africa's 34th independent state

Special Order For Shaff Plan In House   Senate Gives Okay Tuesday

Canada’s Chief Proposes Two Definite Steps  Prime Minister Notes   Prime Minister Notes Healthier Climate on International Scene.

Gromyko Puts Plan Before UN   Asks Summit Conference of 18 Nations In Moscow

Disarm Pact ls Sought By Gromyko   Foreign Minister Tells U.N. Heads of Various Governments Invited

Around Ohie...   Ohio Skies .-«-«   PROSHNENT STAR   cee G@HEMmit FE

Aged 1d, 10  Brief Crime Spree of Two (California Boys Results In Two Policemen’s Deaths

Two Are Killed In Crime Spree   Lawmen Dead, Third Man Injured Suspects in Serious Condition

Teen-Age Killers Smash Roadblock Fleeing From Foiled Holdup Attempt

State patrolman, deputy killed in youths’ crime spree, hot chase

Appropriations Bill Cut by House   ixpenditures Set  At $139 Million

‘Marchers’ File Through Georgia  Alabama Officials Warn Jail Waiting

AT LEAST, {ST. SO WE. O WEATHER BL RE AU SAYS Drought: Not Not Much Longer According To Statistics

oe Grow Worse Gov. Harrison Seeks .Cut In Freight Rates On Hay Because Of Drought

Governor Hopes To Quash It  Meredith Returns Friday For Mississippi U. Degree

Meredith Ends Work at Schoo!  Final Examinations Completed Today; Graduation Sunday

Meredith Near End of College   Ole Miss Integration Pioneer Taking Finals

Meredith Winds Studies Today   Returns to Campus - Condayv ta Get Denre

Urges Blockade, Sabotage Units   Confident Action Against Castroism W ould Get Mandate Krom U.S. People

Goldwater Says—  People Would Back Action -Aaainst Cuban Communists

TWO AMERICAN SOLDIERS SLAIN IN SOUTH KOREA   ONE WOUNDED IN DAWN AMBUSH BY SEVEN ATTACKERS

North Korean Troops Kill 2 U.S. Soldiers  One Man Wounded As Reds Hit Jeep 20 Miles From Seou

Koreds Ambush American Gls  Oe ee. ee   Killings Take Place On South Korea Soil

Third American Hurt Korean Reds Kill 2 U.S. Soldiers During Ambush

North Koreans  KillTwoGls, ®  One Wounded Ambushed in Jeep; Reds Still Hold  wee Be

Shot From Ambush!  North Korean Troops Kill  Two American Soldiers

U.S.-INDIAN PACT ANGERS CHINESE REDS   Communists Reported Massing Troops On  India’s Frontier   PEKING CLAIMS ASIA PEACE THREATENED   BULLETIN

“Unprovoked” attack loosed from ambush  Two U.S. soldiers killed by N. Koreans

American Soldiers Are Shoi   North Korean Red: Stage Ambush At Dawn

Dawn Ambush in Neutral Zone ls Unprovoked  US. Soldiers _ Hit .  mm asad. bh °*

Americans Killed By Korean Reds   Two Soldiers Are Dead And Another Is Wounded

pe ae ae are mee te ees Za OES  Red poe Attack.  Kall Two Amerieans

Koreds Ambush 2 American Gls   Killings Take Place On South Korea Soil

Gls Fired On En Route to Guard Post   UNC’s Spokesman Rips Red Attack as Vicious, Unprovoked

anna aay  North Korean Troops Kill ‘Two Americans In Ambush   WOUND ANOTHER

 Utilities Bill Stands  Senate Votes To Make Superintendent Elective

RU RAL FORC ES IN SENATE  Vote Election Of School Head      Fisher Will Sponsor Liquor Control Measure in House

Missouri House Shelves Sales Tax Increase Bill For Week for More Debate

Sideline Sales Tax Measure After Several Amendments Added In Hous

BY RESIGNED AMBASSADOR Victory Over Viet Nam Reds In 1965 Is Seen Impossible

Niece Of Princess Grace Is 15 Court Approves Marriage Of Mary Lee, John Paul

NOT OPPOSED, HOWEVER  AFL-CIO Refuses To Endorse Aug. 28 Civil Rights March

Rights March Not Endorsed By AFL-Cl0   New Rift Between Meany, Reuther Created By Action

Hope They Can Dig To Shaft  2 of 3 Trapped Men Cheerful Despite Setback

New Escape Hole Just Misses Deep Pocket Holding Two Buried Miners

MESCUE,  Drillers  Fail To Reach 3 Men in Mine  Third Attempt to Free the Trapped

Thought ToBe Few Feet Away  Officials Hope Men Can Dig to Entrance

SRD ATTEMPT T0 REACH 3 TRAPPED MEN   Second Escape Hole Misses Chamber, First Cracked Ceiling; Reaming Of Supply Hole Ruled Out.

Hope Pair Can Dig To Reach Shaft   ‘Nothing Heard From 3rd Trapped Miner

Rescue Workers Hoping That Trapped Men Can Pinpoint Location of the Dril] Bit

Rescue Hole Misses Mark Start Over   25-Hr. Drilling Fail: to Reach Trapped Miners! Pocket

Second shaft few feet off Giant 10-story rig moved into position today

Drillers Miss  Miners   Ordered To Start Third Hole In Effort To Reach Trapped Men

Earlier Iry To Reach Men Unsuccessful   Bit Hits Rock Within Few Feet Of Trapped Miners

Drill Misses Spot in Try To Rescue 3   Mine Crews Hoping Trapped Men May Be Able To Pinpoint Bit

Escape Shaft Misses Miners Begin Sinking 3rd Route To Trapped Coal Miners

Miners Stil Trapped Escape Route Off Target; Drill Misses By Few Feet

Drillers Miss Trapped Pair On Second Iry   Escape Hole Plan Fails To Contact. Pocket in Mine

Escape Hole at Mine Misses; Third Try Due   Hazleton Drama Continues Today

Third Try At Rescue Is Ordered   Miner’s Suggestion To Enlarge Lifeline Is Overruled F

Drill misses shaft holding two miners  Rescuers hope nenr mel hee   rlescuers hope pair can find bit save another hole

10 REACH 3 TRAPPED MEN   Second Escape Hole Misses Chamber, First Cracked Ceiling; Reaming Of Supply Hole Ruled Out.

Mine Hole Misses by Few Feet   Rescue Crews Hope Trapped Miners Can Locate Escape Hole 331 Feet 'Inderground   STAGGERING BLOW

New Eseape Hole-Drilling Misses By Only Few Feet; Trio Trapped Since Collapse Nine Days Ago

Rescuers Hope Trapped Men Can Mark Drill  Men Still Seem to  Dn. 1a. fr ® mand Criwihe

blow Dealt to Khescue Efforts  New Escape Hole Misses Miners’ ‘Cell’

Third Shaft _ Being Drilled   Miners Try to Locate Bit Without Success

Rescuers Still Hope Cave-ln Victims Can Locate Escape  Hole, Dig Their Way To It

As Rescue Seemed Near—  Drill Misse: Misses Mark: Third Try Ordered

New. Try Planned °:  “Driers Fal hn Efort  To Reach Trapped Miners

Three Coal Miners Still   Crews Hope Men Can Pinpoint Location Of Bit

rate eo New kscaae nlole Drilling Just Misses 30d Try Set; One  OF Miners Wants . To Go for Broke

May Pinpoint Drilling Location New Escape Hole Misses 2 Miners By Few Feet

Escape Hole Misses Pocket By Few Feet   Trapped Miners May Be Able To Dig Toward It With Available Tools

Third Try At Drilling Hole Starts   Hopes Dimmer On Third Man Without Food

New Try Planned  Drillers Fail In Effort To Reach Trapped Miners

Drilling Of Escape Hole For Trapped Miners Barely Fails; Order New Try

Escape Hole Misses Underground Pocket Harboring Two Of Three Trapped Miners. Is Staggering Blow To Rescue Chance:

Rescue Operations For Miners. Snaqged   It's Amazing How Much Room There is on a Motor Scooter

‘McNamara’s Proposed Military Pay ‘Hike May Find Opposition from Meany

Schedule Is Opposed By Meany McNamara Seeks 1.7 Billion Pay Hike For Military

'No Reason  For Hope,  Navy Says   Things Found On Sea Indicat  WwW Wwe

Bucks Conference April 4 ee ee  Planners Will Take A Look Into Future

REDISTRICTING STILL STYMIED   POLITICIANS FAR FROM AGREEMENT ON BOUNDARIES

2 State Lawyers Spearhead Drive to Obtain Nomination for Stassen

‘No Gimmick,’ Says Vicar She Parades Her Curves Before Altar in Church

Vicar Uses Real-Life Sex Display in Church to IIlustrate a Sermon

Kelly Quits As Chairman  Of the GOP   Resignation Takes Effect  On June US

 Meeting Called June 15 Kelly's Registration Raises Speculation on GOP Post

Wife, Two Daughters Stay Indoors  Cooper’s Family Now In Seclusion

Camera Fails To Find Any Trace of Bova   Virtually All Hope of Rescuing Miner Abandoned

Abandon Hope Of Finding Bova After Vain Efforts To Find Any Trace Of Him

GOP Majority Votes April 13  Date for Return  Leaders To Snub Reynolds Appeal  a Oe i

Shouldn’t Have Happened’  Child, 6, Suffocates: Placed In Box By 3 Boys Running Away

Radio-TV Address At 7 P.M.  JFK To Tell Nation About Test Treaty

‘Kennedy To Give Nation, Allies ‘Details Of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Will Explain Pact Details To Americans   Hopes To Stop Runaway Optimisi By U.S. Allies

JFK talks to nation toniaht   Fears Relaxation   Will Reassure NATO

2resident To Caution Against Over-Optimism On Cold War  JFK Will Air Treaty Views

Expect Kennedy To Call For Public Support Of Partial Testing Treaty   Harriman Claims Commie Party Boss  Wanted Test Ban Pact At This Time

Kennedy Goes on Television,  Radio Tonight   Will Explain Details of Nuclear Test Ban Acsreement

Cold War Not Over Apa  J FK To Tell D Nation Of. Test Ban Treaty

Observances Of Lent In  Varied Form   Most Christian Denominations Abandon Custom

WORLD PAUSES IN CHRISTIAN DAY OF PRAYER   Ash Wednesday Opens Penitential Season Of Lenten Fast   MANY TO OBSERVE ANCIENT CEREMONY

 ‘Into Dust Thou Shalt Return’  Ash Wednesday Ushers in Lenten Seasor

Attorney General Says: oaliey eeneral Says:  Progress Is Only Cure For Racial Difficulties

Attorney General Says: Progress Is Only Cure For Racial Difficulties

Unless Progress Is Made....  Bob Kennedy —  Racial Trouble May Get Worse

First Tax Cut Is Set at *3.2 Billion   Who Says It's Cold?   Probe Ordered of Reportec New Arms Buildup in Cuba

First Tax Cut Is Set at °3.2 Billion   TAX PAYMENTS COMPARED   Who Says It’s Cold?   Probe Ordered of Reportec New Arms Buildup in Cuba

Wonders Of Space Are Recorded In Cooper's Diary   Rv JOHN BARBOUR...

NASA Releases Codper’s Diary Astronaut Recorded Experiences  During His Adventure in Space

ACCOUNT OF LAST U.S.. MERCURY FLIGHT  —Cooper’s Diary Gives Details Of Orbits

LAST MERCURY MISSION mantel ells ancncncntatal  From Pages of Cooper’s Diary

 Experiences Are Tape-Recorded —  - Cooper’s Diary Tells Sensations

Space Adventures, Oddities Retold On Tape   Vivid Impressions Of Astronaut Cooper

Voice From Space! Release Tape Recording Of Cooper’s 22-Orbit Trip, Last Mercury Mission   Bv JOHN BARBOUR

Inside The Times   Last Mercury Flight  Cooper’s Taped Soliloquy Tells Vivid Tale

Reveal Tape Diary Made By Cooper   Graphic Account By Pilot Of Final Mercury Flight   By JOHN BARBOUR

A Man Alone In Space An Abstract From Cooper Diary During Heavenly Trip: Released

ord of Last Mer  ‘Astronaut’s  S Recordings Tell Story of 22-Orbit Flight

Cooper's Tape-Recorded Diary Gives New Details Of Flight   Ry JOHN RARRBROUR

TONIGHT 1N TUE TPTIFCR EAD   Last Mercury Flight   Astronaut Cooper's Story In Own Words

_ASTRONAUT'S ‘DIARY’ RELEASED  Cooper, relaxed and alone with the heavens

Cooper's Story Of Flight Told In Own Diary  Tape Records Made  On Eliaht Relanced

Diefenbaker Due For Sure Defeat Over U.S. Dispute   Pearson’s Party Has Uphill Fight For Majority

Liberal Chief Is Optimistic  Diefenbeker's Torie: Cleai an Piacl* ne

‘RECORD VOTE PREDICTED  Pearson Victory Seen; Canadians Go To Polls

Pearson Seen Next Prime Minister As Canada Turns Out Record V ote

' PEARSON EXPECTED TO WIN Fine Weather Promises Record Vote In Canada

Tide favors Pearson as new ministe}   Fine weather promises record vote in Canada

Diefenbaker Expected to Get Drubbing  U.S. - Canadian Relations Issue Vote Factor

Pearson Favored As Canadians Flock fo Polls  Diefenbaker Still   Diefenbaker Still Confident Tories Will Get Majority

Diefenbaker's Conservatives Expected To Take Beating In Canadian Election

Record Canada Ballot Expected   Analysts Expect Lester Pearson Will Be Nation’s Prime Minister

Liberal Chief Is Optimistic  Diefenbake igh nes  Claimed On Declin

FORECAST WIN FOR LIBERAL PARTY   Victory Would Make Pearson Prime Minister  ClEPTION   Results From Repudiation Of Diefenbaker’s Stand On Nuclear Arms

Record V ote Forecast As Analysts Predict  Victory For Pearson —

Diefenbaker Upset Looms Liberal Party Victory Is Scenfed as Canada Votes

Fine Weather Boosts Turnout   Liberal Party Predicting Victory inCanada Voting

Experts See Pearson Win  In Canada Polls Show Diefenbaker Victory Would Be Upset

Pearson Is Tipped For Canada PM   Liberal Leader Claims *Tide’s Turned’ In Voting

Record Vote Total Seen in Canada: Pearson Confident  - ‘Tide Has Turned,’ Leader   ‘Tide Has Turned,’ Leader Of Liberal Forces Believes

Canadians Turn Out For Vote   Liberals Claim Victory’s Near — Over Diefenbaker

Record Numbet Predicted At Polls Today  Unset ls Only Hone   Upset Is Only Hope For Diefenbaker’s Conservative Party

Victor ry For Pearson Is  Predicted   Diefenbaker Needs. . Major Upset To Win

Pearson Is Tipped For Canada PM   Libera! Leider Claims ‘Tide's Turtied? li Voiiiig

Pearson Favored To Win  Canadians Are Voting  Today In What Looms As Record Balloting

Canadian Liberals Favored   Fine Weather Expected To Bring Big Vote Today In Canadian Election

Fine Weather to Bring Out Heavy National Vote   Liberal Leader Says Tide Has Now Turned

Liberal Chief ls Optimistic   Dietenbaker’s Tories Claimed On Decline

Lester Pearson Due to Become Prime Minister; Good Weather Expected to Bring Big Turnout

Suspended Nearly One Year  Soviet Reports Readiness To Resume Berlin Talks

No Hints Nik Has New Plan To Solve Case   No Suggestion as to When or Where Talk Might Be Resumed

No Hot Bets At These Horse Races   Weather Fails To Halt Opening Night at Yonkers

DISAGREEMENT ON INCOME TAX ENDS MEETING   SALES TAX CUT PROPOSALS ALSO GET OPPOSITION

Kiss-and-Tell Frau s Story Is Demanded   Hand-Kissing Tax Prober Helps to Gain Conviction

‘He's Still Blushing Tax Agent Johnnikens’ Helned Catch ‘Millikens’

HAND-KISSING IN THE LINE OF DUTY Undercoverman ‘Johnnikens’ Did Her Wrong, ‘Millikens’ Discovers

Celler Again Postpones Showdown in Committee On Civil Rights Question

Four Wilson, Dunn Men Arrested For Passing Counterfeit *20 Bills

21 Prisoners Leave Cuba   6 Others Decline Trip To U:S.; Donovan Silent On Identity

27 Americans Liberated But 6 Decline to Return   U.S. Releases 3 Cubans In. Apparent Prisoner Deal

Donovan Comes Out With 21 From Cuba Jails  Six Others Reject Trip Back to U.S.

3 Trapped In 80-Foot Coal Silo   Joknstown-Area Explosion Late This Morning

Storms Lashing Back in Europe   Hopes of Thaw Buried Under New Ice, Snow

Inside Today   ‘Major Matters Still Unsettled N.C. Assembly Hopes To Adjourt The 1963 Session Within A Week

Nursery Home Fire in Ohio Kills About 60  ete Building  concrete: Flames   Concrete Building Swept by Flames In Early Morning

60) perish  In nursing home fire   Elderly residents trapped by blaze

PRE-DAWN HOLOCAUST  63 Trapped, Killed In Ohio Nursing Home Fire

Norwalk, Ohio: Rest Home. Fire Is Fatal For 60 Aged   Three Nurses, 21 Patients Safe; 85 in Building

Building Near Norwalk Burns To Ground  21 Patients, 3 8 Safely  CCLPAIN tad Ea-

blaze leaves Ex-turncoat, 24,  60 dead denies killing JFK K   Numb, haggard Johnson arriwes hack in capttal .

60 Aged and Infirm Perish in Ohio Fire 24 Others Safe; Building Supposec

REDS ASKED FOR POLITICAL ASYLUM Second Soldier From Missile Unit Defects

Experimental  Plane Down, Airman Dies   Columbus Concern’ Ship Comes Apart ir Test Near Laneaster

Experimental Plane’s Crash Under Probe  Tesi Pilot Killed After Craft Falls  ee ae

Experimental Plane’s Crash Under Probe  Test Pilot Killed After Craft Falls Apart In Midair

Johnson Asks Business, Union Leaders  To Fight for Tax Cut, Civil Rights Bill

LBJ Asking Labor, Business To Heln Pass Kev Legislation   Appeal Covers Tax-Cu Proposal, (-Rights And More Jobs

‘Roll Up Your Sleeves’  LBJ Calls Labor and Business Leaders to Fight for Key Bills

Sets Job Goal Of 75 Million For Country  Denecene Rattle far   Presses Battle for Tax Cuts and Civil Rights Legislation

"OR ADMINISTRATION'S LEGISLATION  Johnson Asks Help From Labor, Business Leadere

CIVIL RIGHTS, TAX CUT, JOBS Johnson Calls For Business, Labor Support Of Goals

Tax Cut, Rights Help Sought President Asks Business, Labor To Push Programs

Appeals To Labor And Business   Response To Urgent Appeal Favorable From Both Groups

Tax, Rights Plans Pushed   Top Business, Labor Chiefs Told If They Fail, LBI, Nation Fail

President  Appeals  To Business  And Unions Asks Their Aid On Civil Rights, Tax Legislation

Urges Battle for Tax Cut, Civil Rights and Goal of 75 Million Jobs: Gets Reassuring Reply from Both

400 Jam Taconite Hearing   Supporters of Amendment Confident of Approval By House Tax Committee

Cites Law. ‘National Interest’   Seattle Firm Gets S15 Million Pact

Answers Sun Ship’s  Cha rges   Says Competitors Also Subcontract

Business Shelled Out To Castro  More Figures On Prisoner ReturnRevealec

Storm Is Started By Cloud?   Wisconsin Profs Say Clouds Trap Hot Air 8locs

Per Now, “Anyway  Khrushchev, Ulbricht Appear _To be the Best of ‘Buddies’

MAY HAVE ESCAPED KREMLIN AX  Khrushchev-Albrecht Greeting Most Cordial

Income Tax Hike Proposal Stirs Wave Of Unfavorable Comment Across State

Farmington Leaders Oppose Tax Increase   Late News Briefs   Newspapers Join Chorus ... Widespread Opposition To Jack’s Tax Proposal

valuate Findings  Scientists Studying Data Gathered During Eclipse On Saturday

Lawmaker Says Reynolds Incited Students to ‘Riot’  Blames Adamany for Pamphlet; gm tal Paclavnne Chae Uieata lt

COED SAYS SHE WROTE LEAFLET — Assemblyman Accuses Governor O Inciting UW Students To ‘Riot’

 Crop Failures Noted  Red China Claims Economy Rising Without Red Credit

Silver Dollar A ppears Headed Down Same Trail as Buffalo, Wagon Wheel

Says Kennedy Backed Out (n Promises  Dr. Miro Cardona   Dr. Miro Cardona Charges Policy Of U.S. Is Vague

Council Chief Resigns After Accusations  Definite Offers Turn Into Vague Policy. He Asserts

Cuban Quits Council s Presidency   Counterrevolution © Leader Says Policy On Cuba Very Vague

Revolutionary Cuban Leader Resigns Post   Kennedy Backed Out Of Promise To Help Cuban Invasion—Mire

DECLARES JF PROMISED 2ND INVASION TRY   Dr. Jose Miro Cardona Quits Revolutionary Council Helm   TELLS OF TALKING TO HIGH OFFICIALS

Bitter as He Quits as President of Revolutionary Council; Points to Changes.

Miro Says Another.  Invasion Promised . WHITE HOUSE HAS NO COMMENT

Exile Leader Stalks From Council Meet   White House Has No Remark on Charges Once Said Distorted

Quits His Job Then Releases Document; Facts Distorted, State Dept. Save

2nd Invasion Was Vowed, Cuban Claims  Council Chief Quits ; After Denouncing American Policies.

SOVIET POLICY CRISIS MAY AFFECT U. S.  Troubles Piling Up In The Kremlin   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

‘Political Crisis In Kremlin Will Affect Outside Relations      Premier Khrushchev Reported In Serious Political Trouble

Policy Crisis Shapes Up Signs I ndicate Soviets  Beset by Big Troubles

Pee ee ee ee Se k ok kok  Dhenoranre Llaim heel Nine Ta, Cnhetnzrie Tena blo  Policy Crisis In Kremlin Seen   Observers Claim Khrush Not In Serious Trouble

Hint Of Troubles In Kremlin Cloud U.S.-Russia Relations   Analysis: WHAT THE NEWS

U.S. Officials Discount Reports Khrush In Trouble   Rv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

**MILLION PLACES TO GO”   MILLION PLACES TO GO” Flashy Bandits In Big Jewel Haul

$150,000 In Jewels Commandoed’  - Precision Bandit Team Disappears

1963 Production 4.6 Percent Higher U. 5. Farmers Produced  Record in Crop Volume

5 PC Rate On Sales Tax Is ‘Close’   Within One Vote Of Passing Bill, GOP Chief Says

Pa atom Fail to Back Three Proposed Changes in U.S. Constitution

Embezzles Funds... From Macon Bat FBI Files Charge   Mra, Crayton Kika, Banke Secretary, Te  Wau te taantinl.

BANK SHORTAGE Missouri Woman Charged With ’‘ Embhervriing (117 ae

$112,000 missing Petite blonde secretary charged with embezzlement

Macon Bank Secretary ls Charged   Accused Of Embezzling  Total Of $112,000

Battling In Sahara  Algerian, Moroccan. Troops Resume Fight Along Disputed Border

Farmer Unit Urges Project 70 Caution   U.S. Cardinals Divided Over Bishops’ Authority

Penna. Farmers Assn. Bids Legislature Probe Project 70 Promotion

Forest Fires Danger Eyed Tn East Area   ‘Real Tragedy? Is View Of Mayor On Island Tour

i ——__—— SSS  “round  the  square   Seaports Remain  Tied Up 12th Day

Paul Fike, 61.  Is Summoned   Somerset Attorney Dies In Hospital’

Quiz Masters in Path of Sulphur Ship   Comb Thousands of Square Miles in Atlantic. Gulf

More Planes, Ships Join In Tanker Search   Southern Atlantic. Gulf Coasts Scanned for Missing Vessel]  With 39 Aboard,

120 TRIES, \O PENETRATION     nner canter net  Even Mickey Mouse Has a  Hard Time With Red Wall

Five others suffer burns Four killed in pulp mill explosion in B. C.

President Prepares Report On Central America Meet   Sirnrice Welcome

Kennedy Reports To Nation Today On Costa Rica   Economy Building Aaqreement Reached

SUCCESS IN COSTA RICA JIC Returns To Capital; ‘To Report On Trip Today

Will Hold Press Conference At 6 p.m. Today  President To Tell   President To Tell Of 7-Nation Plan te Curb Cuba Threat

News Parley Set At 6 P.M. Kennedy’ S Report Waited  On Costa Rica Conference

JFK to Report Latin Parley   President Back in Capital After Visit to Costa Rica

To Outline Results At Costa Rica   TY And Radic Will Cover At 6 P.M.

‘Costa Rica Conclave Key _ To Economy Pact  See Personal Acclaim from S. Jose Meet

News Session On Television To Start At 6   University Students Throng President Following Speech

President To Report On Costa Rica Talks   Hundreds Rush President

JFK Home For Report OnParley:   Reds’ Myth Collapses He Tells Cheering Costa Ricans

APPEARS ON TV TONIGHT— Kennedy To Report On  Costa Rica Conference

JFK To Report On Conference  In Costa Rica Regards Talks Vital Step To Strengthen  Mil otawn Unamisnhara

Kennedy Renorts Tonight On Costa Rica Conference  Will Go Before TV Cameras At  6 Washinaton Time

Kennedy To Report On Conference   President Sets Nation-Wide Talk Tonight

President To Deliver  Statement   Satisfaction Seen Expressed Over Costa Rican Session

President Plans Report on Latin American Parley  Chief Executive Pre. pares Statement for Televised News Con:

'Slates News Conrerence     Kennedy to Report on Costa Rica Conference

Kennedy Reportfo Nation on Talks In Central America   7-Nation Agreement on Economic Development end Antl-Subversion.  Senete Group Denies Pressure Tactics Are Retna teed aon Pantanar

Conference Results Talk To Be Aired Tonight —   Cuban Exiles Set For Army Training

Kennedy To Report On Costa Riea  Nation To Hear   Nation To Hear Of Anti-Subversion Kconomie Pacts

Discussion Opening Is Set 6 P.M.  Large Radio, TV Group Expected

President To Speak Tonight   Will Give Report to U.S. People on Conference In Central America

JFK To Report On Latin Meet At Conference   Nation Will See, Hear Chief Today

President Back For Rally Report  Broadcast Set Up For Parley Data

PRESIDENT  SATISFIED AT RESULTS   Gives Students Comparison Of  Ways Of Living

Kennedy To Report On Costa Riea      Nation To Hear OL Anii-Subversion Eeonomie Pacis

San Jose Pact To Be Detailed   Statement Is Due At Press Conference

President  Is Pleased By Confab   Nations Agreed On Pian To Speed Economic Program

Hemisphere Unity Plans Are Forged  6 p.m. News Session Slated: AnhiCacten   6 p.m. News Session Slated; Anti-Castro Policy To Be Aired

A Tip Of The Cap For First Lady   Kennedy Reports Tonight On Costa Rica Conference

Un Television Af 0 U clock  Kennedy Reports — To Nation Tonight On His L.A. Trip

Regards Central American Conference Vital $i tep To Hemispheric Solidarity  JFK To Report To Nation

Won't Let Cuba Yield To Soviets   Better Climate Created By Visit

SETS SESSION WITH PRESS AT 6 P.M.   Television, Radio Broadcasts Scheduled  PRESIDENT   Will Disclose Results Of Costa Rica Talks With Central Americans

San Jose Pact lo Be Detailed   6 p.m. Telecast Du: At Press Conference

IN NEW YORK  Auto Crushes Basketball Star After Post-Game Street Fight

Basketball Star Killed; Charge Man Deliberately Ran Car Against Youths

New York Baskethall Player Killed When Lahorer Drives Car Into Group of Collegians

Hughes: State Must Pay More for Education   Foundation Plan Of School Aid Is His Goal

“Double Standard”   US. Reportedly (rowing Impatient Over Criticism by European Allies

“DOUBLE STANDARD’ HIT US. Irked By Attitude Shown By NATO Allies

Allies Attitude Irks U.S.  Set Double Standard for  e¢ Amarntnanc

Is US. Getting Impatient With European Allies?  United States Is

Blockade Of Autobahn Ices Thaw   U.S. Calls Berlin Move by Soviets Unwarranted Act

Top Officials, JFK Huddle  Over Convoy   Russian Envoy Told Incident ‘Unwarranted’

Foes Assail Economy Plar For Schools  Diefendorf Unit Caught in Blast From 3 Sides

UNLESS SOMETHING HAPPENS....  State Sends First Woman To Electric Chair Tonight

FPC Gas Plan Is Upheld  High Court  Rules Area   Hi gh Court Rules Area  Rates OK

Agency Allowed To Set Producer Prices by Areas   ] ustices Decision Rules Out Individual Firm Cost-of-Serv:ice Method.

nna  E. Haskovec on Bd. for Ennis Zone Parts of Three betel  ‘In Ellis- Prairie SCD

Prosecution Of 3 Listed In Probe’s.  Recommendations   Not Charged With Offenses That Contributed To Blast; Clarification Being Sought

Investigation Data Released— Blame Exploding Dust, Gas, Air In  Robena Tragedy

AIM: TO. SAVE DOLLARS  - Dependents’ Experiment -Fails, Army Concedes. -

N.H. Solon Says:  No Sales Or Income Tax, Even If You Stand on Head

House Draws  Line On New State College  Redistricting Bill Also Considered By Texas Legislators

Rocket-Belching U.S. Helicopters Rout Second Major Viet Cong Force

Fear Boston Strangler On Prow! Again   Woman. 26, Slain  Tn Her Apartment

Fear Hangs Over Greater Boston Area  As Ninth Woman Is Found Murdered

Killing Revives Fear in Boston   Music Student Is Strangled, Knifed

Curtain Fear HangingOve  Boston Area   West Virginia Girl ‘Ninth Victim Of ‘Brutal Strangling

Music Student Stabbed  Old Fears Revived By Brutal Boston Slaying

U.S. Anticipates  Kremlin Policy . Review May Bring Expansionist Push

Union Leaders Criticized...  Mediators Attempt To End 36-Day Newspaper Strike

Today's Telearan   aur Of Activity—- =  Assembly Hopes To End Its Session Next Week .

Week’s Action Reviewed Redistricting Issue May aie Special Session Of Legislature

Moreland Act Commission Reports:  State Welfare Needs Major Overhaul Job

No Stand on Complete Abolition—  N. Y.. Commission Would End Mandatory Death Sentence

Macmillan Hosts Fanfani   Pending Study  Ask Suspension  Ot Death Penalty

Road Deaths Hint New U.S. Record   Rising Toll Exceeds 300 Mark; Worst Danger Period to Come

Lodge Suggests Nhu's Removat From Office   Government Hauls In Persons Who Might Act In Coup

VIETNAMESE PICK UP PRO-AMERICANS   Government Fears Backers Of Coup; Mrs. Nhu Is Blasted In Yugoslavia

Viet’s Diem Fears Coup Backed by U.S   Foes of Regime Are Picked Up By. Government Agents

Fears Rising of Rebellion in Viet Nam   Dien Regime Seizes Citizens. Belizved ‘Aiding Plans for Coup

Lauded for Opposing Right-to-Work Law Rock Stresses to Steelworkers Upcoming Unemployment Rise Threat Nation’s No. 1 Problem

Solution Of Brine Problem Would  Remove Obstacle To Colorado Dam

Condition Stull Termed Serious  Doctors Pioneer Treatment   Doctors Pioneer Treatment With Unique Presstire Device

Ailing Son Reported  ‘Improved’   Respiration Chamber Aids Premature Child

AILING CHILD IS PLACED IN HUGE CHAMBER   Special Breathing Unit Appears To Provide Baby Some Relief   STATEMENT WARNS: HE'S STILL SERIOUS

Condition Better, But Serious   Breathing Chamber Only One Of Kind In &

JFK Staying On the Scene Until Monday  Difficulty Said Stemming from Premature Birth

Day-Old Kennedy SonPlaced InHuge  Pressure Chamber; Improvement Seen   SEC GROUP REPORTS  Tighter Control Of Stock Trade Urged

Infant Placed In Enormous  Oxygen Case  President Tells Wife Encouraging Report

aRAIN. OUTPUT DECLINES  Khrushchev Outlines 7*Year Crash Program

The Mail Rush Is On‘ in Butte   Khrushchev Sends Soviet Union On 7-Year Crash Farm Program

MORE BURIED IN RUBBLE  Rail Station Collapses; 33 Portuguese Killed

Would Put Off Implementation Until 1964, Delete Power OF Council

Cloudy   Senate Pulls Teeth of Law  School Merger Act Amendment Voted

SEARCH CONTINUES  Locate Life Rafts, Helmet From Missing Jet Tankers   AFTER EIGHT WEEKS IN CUBA  Students Stage Sit-Down Strike

50 Cuba Tour Student Hold SitDown Sirike   Protest Invalidation of Passports; Ten Served With House Subpoenas

Fifty American Students Return to U. 5.; 45 Protest Attempt to Invalidate Passports

Il Airmen Aboard Jet Tankers   2. U.S. Planes Lost Over Atlantic

Red Claim Collapsed, JFK Says  Cuba Cited  aie Bee Ta   Cuba Cited As Example Of Failure

OFFERS LATIN AMERICA PLAN FOR NEW DEAL   Nearly 10,000 Gather For Closing Talk In Costa Rica   LATE-HOUR CHANGES IN TEXT OF SPEECH

Kennedy Tells Students Communism Is a Failure   Analysis en irlp, Pg, &B

Plugs His Progress Alliance  Farewell Talk  Vy. gt... Tee...   Farewell Talk In Costa Rica Solidarity Trip

JFK Points fo Cuba As Communist Failure   U.S., Red Scientist Agree on Space Cooperation

Talked into safe landing  Pilot dies at controls, novice lands plane

Man Who Never Flew Plane Lands It Safely After Pilot Dies At Controls   3 Pittsburgh Executives Have Narrow Escape From Death

Man who never flew plane before talked to safe landing after pilot dies at controls

Passenger Follows Instructions In Landing Plane After Pilot Dies

‘Talked-Down’ Safely   Passenger Lands Plane After ‘Pilot Dies at Controls

Legislature in High Gear, Votes 65 of 250 Bills   House Approves More Than Dozen of Bills

Union Dashes Hopes for End To News Strike  Photoengravers Stun Industry With Relection

PAPERS WERE ALL SET TO RUN... Photoengravers Reject Pact  ss F UNFTOONE, AAQYVE CTLINIC INIDLICTDY

Union Votes Against New Contract   Industry Shocked By 197-111 Decision To Continue Walkout

Acceptable   Engravers Stull Balk End to Long PaperStrike  Turn Down   Turn Down ‘By 80 Votes Peace Terms In New York

‘Explosive’ Problem Teen-age Jobless Rate Hits 'Postw: ar Peak of 1.2 Million

Erbe Says He'll Accept Army’s Revamp Plan   DES MOINES (AP) — Gov. Norman Erbe said Mon: day he will accept the Army’s proposed plan for ‘Te organizing the National Guard.

‘  Irresponsible Remarks’ Slap by Kansas House  At KSTA’s Secretary

McCorgary Is Given Lie Tests   Sheriff Says Results Not Yet Known

Meany Says Rights Bill Major Goal   President Confers With Negro Leader On Racial Problems

HIGH AND LOW:   rower riant ocnequied For VWperation Wm) i7Uf 2... 2 Elderton Steam Generators  Each To Be 20 Stories High

ower Plant Scheduled for Operation in 1967 .. . 2 Elderton Steam Generators  Each To Be 20 Stories High

Industryv Chiets Warned cnet lll ACC ALL CCl le  Boom Won't Dent Unemployment

Businessmen Exhorted To Back Tax Cut  7 re de aller Says Upswing € Won’ t Make Dent      EARLY CUT

—Photos By Forrest Halter WEARY FIREMEN BATTLE RAGING FLAMES   Economist Says Business Upswing Not Strong Enough

Annuai Report:  GM To Triple Steel Inventory As Ordinary Business Prudence

Seeks Protection Against Strike  GM Is Using Prudence In Stockpiling Steel

Glenn Doubts Reds Will Quit Race To Moon   Astronaut Terms Mauned Lunar Shot xploratiow

Vote Test May Be Won By Romney   Constitution Gels Support In Rural Areas

NATO Allies Prepare Quiet Formatior Of Nuclear ForceDespiteSoviets

Allies Defy Moscow; Plan Nuclear Force  NATO Meeting  Ovens In Ottaw:

NATO NATIONS DEFY SOVIETS, MAP AFORCE   Foreign, Defense Minis ters Resolve to Move Quietly   Would Get Around De Gaulle; Moscow De-

News Index   PILOTS STILT, HELD   NATO Disregards Soviet Warning

Warning signals ignored  Asluntic allies noel   Atlantic allies push nuclear strike force

No Fuss. Fanfare in Ottawa  NATO Is Moving With  Force Despite Warning

De Gaulle Opposition — Is Stumbling Block In Carrying Out Program

Interallied Nuclear Strike Force Prepared Despite Soviet Warning

NATO Allies To Form New Strike Force  15 Nations Defy Soviet Warnings In Nuclear Move

Mother of 9 Slain by Boy Next Door   Angered by Own Mom; Knifes and Batters Victim

FATHER OF FIVE  ABC Agent Shot To Death After Card Game Argument

To Dissipate Doubts  Senators Plan to Televise Open Assassination Probe

African States Draw Charter For New Bloc  Group Will Have  Its Headquarters

Armed Services Committee Cuts Top $400 Millior   Pentagon Requests Run Into Trouble In Senate Group

Defense Cut Made In Committee   $400 Million Slash Made In Pentagon Military Requests

FOR 1-ARM DRIVERS  Law Would Taboo ‘Clutches’ in Cars   Solons Lop Off Aircraft Funds by $400 Million

CE Go Brgvely Ahead     aaa F sally Holds are: Today   vs la)  Mrs. Kennedy and Children  To Live in Harriman Home

$863,000 VOTED SCOTT AF BASE   CONSTRUCTION AT MILITARY BASES NEAR $2 BILLION

Police Have 4 Bandits’ Names   Scotland Yard Denies British Papers’ Report

Brezhnev s Speech Not In Harmony   Soviet President © Was Making Offer O: Aid To Parliament

Iranian Plane Is Shot Down By Russ Jets   Incident Revealed As Soviet President Talks in Parliament

Soviets Down lranian Plane Over Iran   As USSR President Addresses Parliament, Offers Aid, Exchanges

Iran Says Reds Shot  Down Jet   Incident Occurs As Soviet President Vieit In Tehran

Reds Down Iranian Plane   Kill Two Passengers as Soviet President Addresses Parliament

Stromsbura markets   Polling places announced for 1964 wheat referendum

Fund Slash For Powell Unit Voted   House Endorses Step Of Subcommittee in Approving Cut

House Vote To Reflect on Rep. Powell  Labor Committee Budget Vote Due

Rep. Powell's Popularity Faces Test   Committee’s Budget Slashed

Rep. Powell Faces Test   WASHINGTON (AP)—Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's yopularity with his colleagues faces a severe test today

A Slap At Harlem Congressman  House Due To Act Today On Labor Committee Cut

POWELL FACES  SEVERE TEST  BEFORE HOUSE BUDGET SLASHED  $497,000 AFTER DEMO IS ACCUSED

Powell Faces Test in House Finance Vote   Big Slash in Budget For His Committee Scheduled for Actior

Subcommittee Cuts His Budget dias Adam Powell Faces Test  With Colleagues Today

Hint Russians May Try New Convey Curbs   Small U. $. Convoy Makes Run Today Unhindered

Reds Hint New Harassment of Berlin Convoys   East German Paper In dicates Soviet At: tempt to Impose More Controls.

Russians May Impose New Rules   East German Reds Hit U.S. Arrogance; Give Soviet Intentions

Russians Pass Latest Convoy   Western Allies to Test Soviet Intentions on Berlin Highway

Stadium Bill on Romney's Desk: Bond Limit Set   Governor Plans to Help Detroit's Bid

Soviets Hail Space Duet; Tests Slated   Some Western Power Say Pilots Were Fereed To Return

Opinion Grows In West That Russian Space Team Was Forced Back to Earth

Education Only Place to Cut, Reynolds Says  Charges GOP Out to End His  —esn*. 5 fe

Ford Plans Big Plant on Range  Company Calls for Favorable Tax Situation

Ford Plans Eveleth Taconite Plant If Tax Pledges Given   BOOST TO AMENDMENT

Labor Day: nn  New Traffic Death Record Seems Likely  Highway Toll at 6 Last Night Stood At 321: 19 Drown

Holiday Toll May Reach New Mark   Safety Council Predicts 600 Deaths During Weekend

327 Killed Already On Highways  Holiday Weekend, Official Estimates

Deaths Running Far Ahead of Total Year Ago   327 Dead So Far; Final Tabulation Could Reach 600

Holiday Toll Seems Certain  To Set Record  Present Pace Could   Present Pace Could Result in Over 600 National Fatalities

Dr. Siniley Resigns At Texas UL   Ex-TWC. President Takes Tep Job At Colorado U.

jMost Of Capital Unconcerned — ‘Military Keeping An Eye 'On Soviet Space Venture

U. 5. Military Leaders Keeping Watchful Eye On Soviet Feat   Rendezvous Of Cosmonauts Would Have High Military Significance

U.S. Keeps Eye On Space Feat   Rendezvous Between 2 Reds Could Have Military Sianificance

Reds Finally Release Yank Convoy. Three Powers Send Protest Note

New Highway Patrol Chief Named   Lt. Mikesch, 50, Named By Sueppel To Succeed Herrick

Khrushchev   ENTETUDTECHE®  Meeting Held To Firm Up Break With Red China

Kennedy Proposes Joint U. S.-Russ Meon Expedition and Research   PICKETS DEMAND ACTION

3) Baskets Sell For $21 To $65 At Valdosta, Ga  Prices Expected re Ten  CET Ate! 5x, BP   Prices Expected To Soar When Good Tobacco Marketed

Jacqueline Kennedy Shares Top Spot As Being Best-Dressed Of The World

WURO PRY R-DISSIGNA TES ; —_ Top Party Leader Given Italian Helin

State’s Panhandle Virtually Shut Off  98 m.p.h. Wind in Colorado; 14.Inech Snow at Crawford

Mountain Storm Pushes Blizzard Into Middlewest   Blinding Snows, Twisters Built By Wintry Blast

Student Admits Killing Ski Star  Suspect Arrested After Chase in Downtown Reno Street

Man Arrested After Living 5 Years In Small Space Under Widow’s Home

Evicted, After 3 Rent-free Years Widow Finds Secret Tenant Under House

KFditarial Houre   Rebel Drivers Fight Hofta As Bargaining Vote Begin:

Police Grab Four Sought In Muggings  EQ) OYotvanen Ui natecse   50 Chinese Victims Chosen For Money; One Fatally Beaten

Rescue Efforts  Stymied  Fate Of 15 In Potash Mine Blast Unknown   Fate Of 15 In Potash Mine Blast Unknown; 2 Safe; 8 Known Deac

Five Possible Survivors Await Rescuing Crew  Lack Of Oxygen  Ca Se   Lack Of Oxygen Hampers Efforts To Get Men Out

Eight Men Are Known To Be Dead   Lack Of Oxygen Stops Team From Reaching Miners

8 Dead In Utah Explosion Lack Of Oxygen Stymies Attempts To Rescue Five

2 Saved, 8 Dead, 15 Missing . . .  Air Lack Slows Utah Mine Rescue

‘Police Hold Handyman As Suspect ‘In Nine Mystery Slayings In Mass.

Negro Held In 9th Case Of Strangling   Police Question Handyman In Death Of Belmont Matron

JFK Slugs Back At Ike’s Views  x * * * * * . * x *  1g ©  metnwr~ornan

Kennedy Clashes With Ike On Proposed Budeet Slash   Accepts Praise Before Blast  John L. Lewis Raps Kennedy

Mace Budget  Serutinized   PRES(DENTIAL PRESS CONFERENCE  Kennedy Mauls GOP Budget Plans

Kennedy Raps GOP, Ike on Budget Cuts   Compares Economy Now with That of 1958-60

TAPPY SLUGGING GROUND “Remember Ike, JFK Says To Budget Critics 

Kennedy Defends His Budget Requests   ANSWERS ATTACKS FROM REPUBLICAN LEADERS   GOVERNMENT CRUSHES  Argentina Revolt

Battie Ground  Kennedy Will Emphasize Domestic Economy, Using Eisenhower in Comparison

Kennedy States Budget Cuts Recommended By Ike Would Plunge U.S. Into A Recession

Rack into their shells   Happy slugging ground? JFK raps budget cuts

JFK Slugs Back At Eisenhower On Budget Cuts   President Points Out That Country Had Two Recessions In  1958-60 Period.

End to New York Newspaper Strike in Sight as Printers And Publishers Accept Terms

tUA on ee eee ae 19e City Commissioners Asked  To Hold Revenue Levels

UA BMOe My Rif     City Cominiestiners Asked To Hold Revenue Levels

Cuban Premier Pays Surprise Visit to Russia   Castro Expected to Get Mammoth Welcome In Moscow on Sun. dav.

Premier Met By Mikoyan On First Trip Outside Cuba Since UN In ‘60

Soviets Plan Big Welcome For Premier   Russian Jet Carried Fidel Non-Stop; Due In Moscow Sunday

Castro Pulls Big Surprise; Visits Moscow   Premier Likely To Be One of Mos Warmly Welcomed

KKM RK KH 4 Temperatures YESTERDAY  High-69 at 2:00 p.m. Low-40 at 4:00 a.m.

Pemiscot-Dunklin REA Celebrates 25th Year Service   Cooperative Will Take Note Of Anniversary at Meeting On July 25

Pemiscot-Dunklin Electric Co-op To Celebrate 25 Years of Rural Electrification In Boothee

Fight Craft Downed In  Viet Nam   Three Americans Killed In Action By Red Guerillas

3 Americans Killed, 4 Hurt During Attack   Viet Cong Holds Fire, Springs Trap In Rice Field Fight

3 Americans Among Slain In Viet Nam  At Least Eight Craft Downed By  Guerrillas’ Guns

Body Of Priest, Stabbed Twice, Found In His Sister’s New York Apartment

Body discovered in closet of his sister’s home  Roman Catholic priest found stabbed

Ford, Koufax To Start In Series Opener   Favor Yanks 6-5 ‘In Teday’s Game

Great Crowds Keep Vigil In St. Peter’s   Pope Prayed While Tormented :By Pain

'Thousands Keeping Watch Below Pope’: Apartment in St. Peter’s Square

Great Crowds Keep Vigil In Vatican City   Many Gather. To Offer Prayer

 Mine Rescuers Finally Hit the Target;  Escape Hole Reaches Two Trapped Men

Escape Hole Hits Miners Trap Area  Further Operations Delayed To Let Two Men Gain Sleep

Rescue Work Is Suspended Until Morning   Breakthrough Made To Two: Third Man Long Without Food

Trapped Miners Halt Rescue Attempt; Sleep   Mine Secretary Says Hope For Bova Still In Air

State Senate Bill Proposal— $10 Million Extension For Medical Care for Aged

Area Economy Reported Sound  Sy > ee ee ee      - Bank Executives Visit Butte

Area Economy Reported Sound   By FRANK QUINN (Standard-Post Staff Writer)

Denuty Premie Of E. Germany Ready To Talk   Holiday Passes Through Curtain?

May call special tax session (See story on page 3)   Hughes vows another veto

Streams Dry, Wells Low as Fives Burn on  Hazard Grows Worse; High Winds Feared

In Today's Paper   FAssUClal ea Fress UNnof;ricial Foll a a A SRS  Goldwater Solid Choice Of State Republicans

Religious  Strife Flares  ' Buddhist Uprisings ~ In Viet Nam Feared

What's Inside   Servicemen Turn to Charity; Unable to Live on Their Pay

Thousands In Trouble, Study Shows   Situation Called ‘Disgracetul’ by Welfare Official

Survey Indicates Armed Forces Men Seek Charity To Supplement Incomes

NEWS INDEX   NATIONAL SURVEY SHOWS Service Personnel  Need Extra Jobs

THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES TURN TO CHARITY  Low-Paid Servicemen Relief Clients

Idaho Traffic Deaths   i\CAN’T MAKE ENDS MEET  Gls Must Turn to Charity?

LOW SERVICE PAY HITS FAMILIES Many Enlisted Men Forced To Seek Help From Charity

The Ends Don't Meet  Servicemen Unable To Live On Military Incomes —

When unable to make ends meet  Enlisted men forced to ask charity

Unable To Make Ends Meet On Their Service Income—  Thousands Of Active Duty GIs Required To Turn To Charity

(ant Make Financial Ends Meet...  Thousands Of Servicemen Are Forced To Turn To Charity

Servicemen Turning to Charity Because They Can't Make Ends Meet on Their Pay

Many U. S. Servicemen Forced To Take Charity To Make Ends Meet Because Of Low Incomes

Servicemen Get Charity  For Families Unable to Make Ends Meet on Inadequate Pay  Ry FRED S HOFFMAN

Cant Make Ends Meet /Servicemen Turning to C harity To Augment Family Income

rice! SK SOG ae et Bene et ae FR Ee be Fh Bd ed EP Ne be OH en Le. ae ad alte armen niee- Sell athe an ats ane  Families Of Underpaid Servicemen Seek Charity

Foreign Ministers Hope  To Ease World ‘Tension   Military Families Forced To Take Charity Funds

Many Families on Relief Services Point to Need  For Military Pay Hike

Thousands of Enlisted Men Must Turn To Relief Agencies, Press Survey Shows

Where to Find It   Witness Testifies Almost Everyone Opposes Trick Packaging

Long Fight Nears End   Last Day’ Lifts Victims’ Spirits —Drillers Enlarge Escape Hole

Liscape Seems Nearer   Drill Bit Into First Part Of Concrete Plug

Break Through Escape Hole Plug  Drill Hits Bottom      Miners To Be Rescued Monday Night

Diitl Bites Way Through Concrete Plug Toward Men  Escape ‘Capsule’ Ready To Remove Buried Miners

Escape Seen Tonight For  Two Miners   Rescue Workers Exercise Caution To Avoid Caye-in

Recovery of Two Miners May Come Tonight: Fate of Third Is Unknown

Condition of Third Trapped Man Unknown   ‘Something Came Down,’ Shouts Fellin as Drill Bit Breaks Through Plug at Bottom of Escape Hole

Escape Capsule Ready for Lowering Tonight   “stape Capsule Ready tor Lowering Lonight  Mine Rescue Effort Grinds Toward Climax

Expect Lift fo Surface to Take Place Tonight  Pace of Drilling to

Escape Hole Is Enlarged For Capsule   May Be Lifted To Surface Tonight

PRE RSRRSEERE SEE SG SS RS TERE ESE RR ORE OST EES ee Te  Drill Reaches Plug at Bottom of Escape Hole—  Rescue Near for Two Trapped Miners

Drill Is Near Critical © 4 Point; Experts Try To Avoid Possible Cave-In

Miners Can Hear Drilling   Specially Designed Steel Capsule Will Be Lowered To Raise Men

RESCUE MAY BE CARRIED OUT TONIGHT   Hole Enlarged For Steel Bucket To Lift Trapped Miners Over 300 Feet To The Surface.

Drill Moves Into Final Part of Hole   Workers Say Men May Be Rescued Sometime Tonight

Giant Drill Moves Closer To 2 Trapped Miners; _ Rescue Expected Tonight

Trapped Men Hear Cutting of Giant Drill   NAZLETON, Pa. — (2)— The drill bit today broke througi: the first part of the plug at the bottom of the escape hole for Henry Throne and David Fellin.

Bit Penetrates Plug; Capsule Tests Planned   Hole Enlargement Chore Nears End

Escape Hole Enlargement Nears Completion: Rescue Set Tonight   Miners Have More Room To Maneuver

Burks Quits As Chief Of Board   Bellmon Makes Announcement At Sulphur Meeting

TWO U. S. FLIERS LOST OVER CUBA   FAMILIES LEFT WITHOUT MEANS OF ANY SUPPORT

Help Sought For Families  Of Lost Pilots   Refugee Says 2 Fliers Killed O41 Seertet Cuba Flight

Aid Is Asked. By Wives of Missing Pair  Fliers Disappeared During Anti-Castro Missions Over Cuba

Wives, Children Without Funds Help for Familes  Of Two Fliers Asked

On Mission Over Cuba  Seek Aid for Families Of Two Missing Fliers

Families of Two USS. Fliers Who Disappeared on Reported Secret Mission Over Cuba in 1961 Plead With U.S. for Financial Help

 Disappeared on Cuba Mission  Lawmakers Asked to Assist Families of Missing Fliers

Missing Fliers’ Families Seek Lawmakers’ Aid  Private Plane Shot  eure fa Cakes: Ore

Aid Asked for Families of 2 Missing Fliers  Disappeared While Crossing Cuba   Disappeared While Crossing Cuba On Secret Mission

In lodays ALTOONA MIRROR   Blair’s Share Of U.S. Budget Is $64.1 Millions

Pennsy C. of C. Report State Pays Over 6% of Fed, Govy’ts. Expenses

Wrangle Between Two Texas Solons Erupts Into 1-Punch Fight Off Floor

 ‘Kennedy Coming on Tuesday s  DULUTH EXPECTS CRUSH OF VISITORS TO SEE JFK

AFFILIATIONS   ELEVEN PERSONS HURT  3 Youths Wreck Train For ‘Action’

Teenagers Derail Train For Lark’   11 Passengers Hurt; Train Nearly Hits Warehouse Full Of Volatile Chemicals

JFK Lauds Pope John’s Encyclical   Kennedy Says World ‘Learning To Talk Across Barriers’

Kennedy Praises Pope Message In Hub Speech   President Makes Appearance in Boston

Kennedy Praises Pope’s Plea For Peace On Earth   Recognitica ls Taken Of Encyclical in a Boston Collede Snaech.

Kennedy Lauds Papal Encyclical: ‘Penetrating Analysis of Problems

De Gaulle Cautious On Polaris   Political Questions — Involved In Whether To Agree Or-Refuse

$5.3 Billion Ceiling Put On Space Bill   Compromise Bill $362 Million Below Kennedy’s Request

Loan Shark Bill, Moves  To Floor Houston Ue Plan  naannd De Camata

Gillespie Ranchers Receive Quarter   Million In Wool & Mohair Payments

$223,528 Wool and Mohair Payments Niade to Gillespie County Producers

PRAYER FOR .  ‘e TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Charches Religious Features)

400 March In Protest At Kremlin   Claim ‘Mysterious’ Circumstances in Death of Student

400 AFRICANS IN RUSSIA DEMONSTRATE AGAINST DEATH OF GHANIAN STUDENT

Student's Death Protested  Africans Demonstrate Outside Kremlin Walls

Allies Write Write Ott Disarmam Visarmi ament Agreement Anytime Soon  pane eter AT,  Accord With Soviet Doubtful

Soviets Not Ready to Budge a Allies Writing Off Chances Of Disarmament Accord

.. THE CHICKEN OR THE EGG '   Senate Stamps OK On Education Bill   Claims Farce

Connally Wins Major Victory  ‘One of 2 ‘Nay’  Voters Contends Measure Farce

Carriers To Get New Role   Flattops To Lose Part of Nuclear Puuch in Hot Was

Texas 28, Oklahoma 7 Florida 10, Alabama 6 California 22, Duke 22

Slow Warmup Starts After Coldest Beoinnine Of Summer In 92 Years

INJUNCTION DENIED  Judge Warns Ala. Schools To Avoid  Discrimination

VRAULI GAS HALIS BFRFUNRIS  Search Continues for Boys in Abandoned Mine

U.S. Offers  Compromise   Fewer Inspections OK If Test Treaty ‘Foolproof’

Governor  Takes Oath At Capital   Work Together For Progress, Seranton Plea

Catch-up Money Needs Stressed   People Must Sense Need, Expert Thinks . . . School Realignment  Said Needing Time

eople Must Sense Need, Expert Thinks . . . School Realignment Said: Needing Time   Benefits Questioned .  Ford City School Head Opposes Single District

E Hiciency . And Ee onomy Desired By All, Governor Tells Newsmen

Rhodes Speaks In New York   Says Nation Wants His Kind Of Program

In New York For Address Americans Seek Efficient Legislators. Rhodes Savs

Premature Zoning Story Told Board   More Council News On Page 15

On Inside Pages   In Schoo! Reorganization . . .  Senate Amendments - Said ‘Severe Blow

Akron Official Knew His Son Compensated   Administrator Orders Check Of All Branches

Waier Tower Plunges Through Five Stories Of Brooklyn Factory; Three Possihly Dead

Serious Fighting Breaks Out Again In lrag; News Conference Is Melee

No Sign Of Survivors Do  Searchers For Two Missing Tankers Find “Floating Junkyard“ Of Debris

House Bill ‘Reasonable, Solons Told   Senator Neaf States View Of His Father

Path Of Flore Causes Alert For Florida  Hurricane Hikes Death Toll After Hitting Islands   0.50 CHANCE

Cuban Area Raked by — Etoweienne   Chance Seen Storm to Head for Morida;  BRahamas Aleried

Hurricane Kills At Least 25 In Haiti   Winds Rake Cuba; Bahamas Alerted And Eastern Florida Warned Of Possibilities

 Florida Alerted Hurricane Flora Rakes Cuba After Killing 25 in Haiti

Inclusion indicates need Six year, long-range plan handed legislature

Sleeperettes For Ferries Introduced   6-Year Capifal Improvement Program Given Legislature

Damage And Death From . Cold Great   Misery From Baltic. To Bosporus Result Of Devastating Cold

More Death Accompanies Cold Wave   Europe Suffering Worst Winter In Thirty-Four Years

DIARY OF A GRIPER  Backward, Turn Backward And Don't Think It Won't

Ohio Assembly Talks Recess Until December  GOP Leaders Tell Plan To Avoid Formal  Ad: Attememant Ala eas

Ohio Assembly Talks Recess Until December  GOP Leaders Tell Plar To Avo — mal Adiournme i.

Ohio Solons  Recess Until  December Life Of General  Assembly Continuec To Study Deadlock:

Deadlocked Over Measures Ohio’s Legislature Plans To Recess Till December

Stalled Assembly fo recess   Lawmakers deadlocked over money bills

INO ACGPOUPHMNeNe,  Report Deadlock Over Money Measure: To Result In Ohio Legislature Recess

Money Bills Main Cause Of Deadlock      Fair Housing Delay Prompts New Sit-Ins At Windup Meeting

Ohio Assembly Talks Recess Until December   GOP Leaders Tell Plan To Avoid Formal Adiournment Now

Soviets Seen ‘Delighted’ at Proposal   President Makes Dramatic Bid in Talk Before U.N.

President Urges Joint Space Work   Russians Like Idea; Kennedy Okays Plan To Negotiate A-Ban

Abandon Cofd War Kennedy Challenges Soviet to Join U.S. in Achievement

It’s 300: Years Old N.C. Begins Y ear-Long Birthday Celebration 

ActiononTax Bill Slowed; Passage Unlikely in '63   House Passes, Sends JFK Biggest Military Pay Bill

[Passage Slowed ‘Administration Drops Efforts To Speed Action On Tax Cut

Democratic Leaders Say Congress Could Pass Both Tax and Civil Rights Bills This Session

ADMINISTRATION DROPS TRY 10 SPEED TAX CUT   ACTION RETARDS PASSAGE CHANCES FOR THIS YEAR

Linked with civil rights bill Administration loses in effort to speed up action

Tax, Rights Bills Pushed   Dem Chiefs See No Valid Reason Why Both Can’t Pass This Session

nat, aA 4 : Be veg jl eFy ea a 2 U8 an (i Be EE ; a RD  i or : Tax, Ris ies      Kennedy Asked To Help

Demos Expect Congress to OK Tax- Rights: Bills   Administration’ ‘Halts Plan to:Hurry Action. ‘By Finance Committee

Byrd Upheld In Position on Tax Reduction  Committee’s Vote Appears to Bar Cut This Year

Tax Cat Delay Appears Sure,  Senator Says   Byrd Opposition Seen Holding Up Action This Year

NO CHANCE FOR TAX CUT THIS YEAF   Administration Want s Action But Can‘t Muster Votes To Take Control Away From Sen. Byrd.

Senators Back Byrd In Committee Vote  Move To Speed Action On Tax Cut Fails

Senate Not Apt To Pass Tax Cut Bill This Year   Byrd Wins His Slow-Down Fight

Tax Bill Speedup Dropped   JFK Drops Atiempt To Undercut Byrd After Nose Count

License Tag Rush Starts   Shortas ge OF  V Vote s Indic vated “al  Ke ‘vy Supporters Of Tax Cuts           Fail In Quick Passage Effort

Committee Nose’ Count Shows Tax Cul [Foes Hold Decisive Edge In Senate

Vote, Plans Long Hearings   Committee Stand Taken Shortly After Ontimistic Glow

Administration Is Loser in First Efforts to Speed Tax Cut Action

Leaders Confer With President On Two Measures   Two Demo Senators Are Both Optimistic

Vote Leaves Time for Action Up to Byrd  Until Next Year, leader Concedes

All Efforts Are Aimed At Passage   Earlier Reports Say Tax Cut This Year Abandoned

(Can't Muster Ma jority for 63  Dem Leaders Abandon  Push on 11- Billion Cut

McCormack Calls Programs ‘Essential’  Dems Chiefs Seek Passage Of Both Tax, Rights Bills

Slash Unlikely This Year R Its First Ettorts  egime Loses  To Speed Up Action On Tax Cut

Reduction Not Seen Until 1964   Panel Gives Byrd Right to Schedule Time for Action

Top Democrats to Push Both Rights And Tax Cut Bills   Sen. Byrd's Finance Committee fa Stalling Beiva fae Tay Cut.

Every effort to pass tax, rights bills   ‘No two programs more essential to the nation’

Leaders Say Both Are  Essential  Strong Stand Seen  wm... wr.  .¥.]1....,3..

Chances Of Tax Cut Bill Passage Dim   Administration Ends Efforts To Speed Action in Senate

Lose Bid to Rush Action  on Tax Cut  May Be None Until Next Year, Leader Says

ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Administration To Urge Speed On Tax And Civil Rights Bills

Democrats To Push Tax Cut, Rights   Leaders See No Valid Reason for Not Passing Bills

Push Both Tax, Civil  Rights Bills   Democratic Chiefs Insist Both Measures Can Be Passed This Session

Three Perish; Many Are Left Homeless  ‘Near Cloudburst’ Fills Streets At Houston: Twister Reported

Castro Gets. Glimpse Of Red Rockets   U. 8. Envoy, Staff Boycott Ceremony In Soviet Capital

Castro Views Soviet Parade  Stands With Nikita In Place of Honor

May Day in Moscow:  Castro Views Red Rockets Like Ones Cuba Once Hac

Castro Views Moscow Parade  Cuban Gets Fresh Look Aan ©... 5 OM. hu Ct Ue

Armed Review Marks May Day : ,  Reds Flex Muscles, And Fidel Enjoys It

May Way in Moscow  Castro gets another look af Soviet rockets in bia parade

Castro s Given Brief Glimpse Of Red Rockets   Appears With Soviet Premier at Parade

Nothing New In Russian Arms Shown   Castro Guest Of Honor At Red Square Parade

Castro Puts On White Shirt For Moscow Blowout  Western Observers See Nothing New In Russian Rocket Show

U. S. ambassador boycotts event  Gets another glimpse of rockets taken from Cuba

Reds Chief, Fidel Share Honor Spot   U.S. Ambassador Boycotts Annual May  Exhibition

Castro Catches Glimpse Of Rockets Khrush Pulled Out Of Cuba Last Year

U. S. Boycotts Soviet. Parade   Ambassador Kohler Stays Away Because of Castro’s Presence

U.S. Ambassador Boycotts Parade   Red Marshat Fires Standard. Verbal Blasts at Capitalists

Castro gets glimpse  of once-held rockets CUBAN DICTATOR APPEARS WITH  KHRUSHCHEV ATOP MAUSOLEUM

U.S. Official Boycotts Parade  Castro In Place Of Honor ‘At Moscow May Day Fete

U.S. Envoy Snubs Fete, Sees It on TV,  Red Marshal Fires Standard  Verbal Blasts at Capitalists

“ON THE INSIDE. PAGES   Castro Gets Glimpse Of Rockets Khrushchev Pulled Out Of Cuba

Castro Views Moscow Parade  Cuban Gets Fresh Look: At Pulled-Out Rockets

7 Gets A Peep At Missiles Castro Dons A White Shirt For Mescow’s Big May Day

Castro Given Place of Honor To View Parade  Sees Types of Rockets Soviets

, Secretaries Take Steps To Show Up Pierre  ‘Salinger’s Shape ‘Not Good’

‘Pierre Calls Off Own Marathon Hike : : 2  Capitol Hill Secretaries Set Out To Shame Salinger

Secretaries On March, But _ ‘Salinger Backs Down (On 50-Mile Hike; Says He’s Not In Top Shape

Kremlin Ignores Stalin Anniversary,  But Wreath Placed on Wife’s Grave

Labor Spurns Demo Dinners   Resolution Adopted by Committee Uraes Study of Holding Own Fetes

Geneva Conference Reaches Agreement   Concessions Made On Both Sides On Wa To Trim Trade Barriers In Commerce

MUCH TO BE WORKED OUT  U.S., Common Marke t Agree On Tariff-Cutting Principles

S Advantage ror  Diem ! Spokesman Assails U.S. Support Of Viet Nam Debate in UN Assembly

U.S. Action Deplored By South Viet Nam   Backed Debate On Buddhists

American Act In U.N. Deplored -Diem's Spokesman Says U.S. ‘Goofed

Politics Said Injected into Buddhist Issue Niet Nam Spokesman Raps 'U_S. Vote on UN Resolution

EAR SATELLITE NEXT Junior College Students Fire Rocket 70 Miles In Space

Pair Of California C 93 giais Neadying First Private’ Earth Satelite Lounch

Everything's A-OK College Students Say They Will Fire Private Satellite

WG EACECCD WEFT FP ERP ERSTE FOP OB Ee Lene eee eee ee ence eel  Students Set to Launch Satellite

Students To Orbit Satellite  The World’s Chea pest Space Program

With Begged, Borrowed Parts Backyard Scientists On Verge Of Orbitting Earth Satellite

Dress Rehearsal A-OK First ‘Private’  Satellite Goal Of 2 Students

Plan Private Satellite Backyard Sctentists in Bid For Space ‘First’

Irma The Body’ Files Suit  i ee ee ee e * ; ‘Burlesque Queen Disappointed In Bucks Fine Arts Course

“Irma the body Files Suit Burlesque Queen Disappointed In Bucks County Arts Course

Uiled As Not being Nealistic’  Reorganization Hits New Snags In Harrisburg

South Swinging Away From m GOP io Back President Johnson in 1964

The People Speak: By Samuel Lubell  Political Sting Is Knocked Out Of U.S. Racial Conflict   Rv SAMUEL LUBELIE

 Hy  The People Speak ...  Johnson Swings South Back to Democrats

The People Speak: By Samuel Lubell Democrats Gain Confidence On LBJ Victory In South   Rw SAMITEI. LIRELT,

Reds Endorse Cuba Demand US. Quit Base  Concerted Attack Is   Concerted Attack Is Launched in U.N.’s Political Committee

ON THE INSIDE PAGES      Civilian Pentagon Chiefs Lose Another Battle To House Group

LeRoy Gordon Cooper Public Probably Will See Less Of Most Spectacular Astronaut

NASA Hangs Curfain Around Astronaut Cooper; Inclined Toward Aggressive Talks

Live Oak District, Capitol Area Council Plans Annual Meeting-Banquet

JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOUGHT Negro Demands Spark Sit-Ins —Picketing In New York City   (See Photo On Page 11)

Border Peace Talks Hit Snag   Algerian Officials Accuse Hassan Of Sabotaging Talks Before They Begin

New Snag Hit In Algerian Peace Move   ‘Hassan Accused Of Sabotaging “Settlement Talks

Republicans Sideline Tax Boost Issue  Another Caucus Try   Another Caucus Try Set Next Week— Opposition Appears to Be Spreading.

Need More Money  Opposition to Key Sales Tax Features Spreading; Plan GOP Caucus Monday   Community-Scholastic Choral Concert at High School Friday

Experiments Set Next 3 Months  Scientists Attempt To Curb Hurricanes

‘OPERATION STORMFURY’  Scientists Lay Plans For Taming Hurricanes

Will Repeat 1961 Experiment — Scientists To Know Soon If Man Will Be Able to Tame Hurricanes

Experts Plan Try to Tame  Hurricanes  one = eg   Clouds Seeding Experiment Slated For Next 3 Months

Decision Due In Next 3 Months— Navy Experts Study Taming Of Hurricanes

Wperation stormrury.  Hurricane’s Destructive Fury  May Soon Be Thing Of Past

Inside The Times   Cloud Seeding  U.S. Scientists To Try Taming Hurricanes

Dubbed ‘Stormfury’ = / ] Hurricane ‘Harness  Goal Of Scientists.

Wadena News   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH  9:30 am. Church School.  10:30 asm. Worship Service. Fellowship.   WADENA WONDER CCORKERS MEFTING

~HEDGING ON ‘CONSERVATISM ?—  Goldwater Says He Is Not Modifying Policy

i Insists He Isn‘t Seeking Nomination a ATION  . Goldwater Says He Hasn‘t Chanaec

Passage This Year Doubtful  Tax Cut Hearings May Start Next Week   Critics Haven’t Listened Goldwater Rejects Charge He's Hedging on Positions

To His Speeches  Coldwater Says Some People Are ‘Not Listening’  Insists He Has Not Changed His Stand On _ Any Fundamental Issue

Stands firm on fundamental issues  Goldwater says he’s not hedging his conservatism

U.S. Moves to Crack Down on  Cuba Shipping   Bars Government Cargoes on Ships in Cuban Trade

Debt Will Hit Record High   President Insists Program Will Spur Nation’s Economy

Record Plan ls Keyed To Cut In Taxes   Hike In Public Debt Shaped To Put New Life Into Economy

Congress Gets JFK Budget Message With Record Request Of $98.8 Billion   By WHITNEY SHOEMAKER

93.8 Billion Highest In  War, Peace   Keyed To Tax Cuts Aimed At Sparking National Economy

Kennedy Offers 3 \ kK eco rd Budget  Kevedt to Deficit- Roosting Tay Cute :

$98.8 Billion Budget Is Proposed By President   Rv WHITNEY SHOPMAKER

A Record $98.8 Billion Budget Called Frugal: 11.9 Deficit, In Planning

PUBLIC DEBT SOARING T0 $315 BILLION   Kennedy Proposes Spending More Than In Wartime; Calls Tax Cut And Deficit ‘‘Investment In Future.”   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

President Sends a Record Budget and Deficit to Congress   Proposed Spending at $98.8 Billion: Hikes In Defense and Snaca.

Kennedy Budget a Record; It Approaches $100 Billion   His First One   Bobby Has a Day  In the Courtroom

Plan Keyed To Increase  Wor k Foree   Tax Cut Aimed At Putting New Life In Economy

Spending Program  Hits Peak   President Wraps Expenditure List With Tax Cut Pla

JFK's Proposal Exceeds Highest Total of Wartime  $11.9 Billion Seen For Fiscal Deficit With Tax Slash

KEYED TO SPARK NATION TOWARD MAXIMUM POWER   SPENDING PROGRAM TO SHOOT DEBT TO NEW RECORD HIGH   By WHITNEY SHOFMAKER

Tax Slash Will Bring New Deficit   President Says Measures Will Spark Economy

Planned Tax Cuts To Help Economy. Congress Is Told   Slashes, Coupled With Huge Budget, To Increase Deficit; Defense, Space Sums Rise

Total Tops Even That Of Wartime   President Says It’s Consistent With Tax Slash

$98.8 Billion Requested in JFK Message  Program Would Create _Deticit Of $11.9 Billion

Sets $98. 8-Billion Spending Program   Budget Keyed to Deficit-Boosting Tax Cuts to Lift Employment, Buying Power

Amount: Near on Bilion   Paring Appears Only in Domestic Items; Most For Defense

President Says Request Would Boost Economy   Defense Big Item In New Proposal

Largest Ever, Peace or War Kennedy Outlines Budget Of Close to $100 Billion   Budget in Brief   For reports on key aspects of the budget, see Page 3.

JEK.F igure Approaches $100Billion   Likely To Have Rugged Road  In Coneress

Record Plan Is Keyed to Cut in Taxes  Hike in Public Deb Sha oped To Put Nev

‘Incredible’, ‘Ridiculous’, ‘Too Big’, Say Some  Proposed Budget-$98.8 Billion   By WHITNEY SHOEMAKER

Figure Pegged  To Tax Slashes: Deficit Boosted   Total Is Lar ‘gest In History: Publie De bt. Would Hit Record $315.6 Billions By Next Year   Budeet In Brief   Ry WHITNEY SHOFMWMAKER

Biggest Spending Spree Of All Time Criticized By Both Demos, GOP

Budget of $98.8 Billion Proposed Today by JFK  Program Would  Top. Highest Wartime Budgets   Program Would lop Highest Wartime Budgets To Boost U.S. Public Debt to $315.6 Billion   COMPARATIVE FIGURES

Debt to Top $315 Billion; President Envisions More Jobs, Output, Buying Power

President Says Program Will Spark Economy   Additional stories on Pasoe 13-A

$98.8 Billion Would Result In Deficit Boost   JFK Says Program Would Spark Nation To Full Employment   Budget In Brief

Nearly $99 billion Kennedy budget would push debt to $315.6 billion

Tops wartime spen ding $98.8 billion asked for "efficient, frugal’ gov't.

Ss ES LLEPES  Record 98. & Billion Budget Proposed; Heavy Deficit Set   Budget In Brief By THE ASSOCIATED PRES:

$98.8-Billion Plan Keyed To Tax Cuts   Spending Program Sent To Congress ‘To Shoot Debt To  New High, Topping War Years

Tops Highest War Budget Considerably   President Insists Will Put New Life Into Economy; Sees Tax Cut As Adding Red Ink to Federal Finance Program

$99 Billion Plan Hinges on Space, Defense Outlays   Red-Ink Budget Will Face Rugged Fight in Congress

Kennedy C-all's Requests ‘Efficient, Frugal’ in Message   $12 Billion Deficlt For ecast; Dillon Sees Surplus 9 or 2% Yaare Off

$98.8 Billion Seen as Spur to Economy   Proposal Would Hike Public Debt to $315.6 Billion

'No Invasion’ of Cuba Policy Revealed In Palm Beach JFK Press Backaroundina   Unprecedented Record $98.8-Billion Budget Proposed by JFK to Congress   By WHITNEY SHOEMAKER

Space Programs To Receive $1.8  Billion Increase   Ristaoet wn Rriet

Aims to Put New Life Into Nation’s Economy  Spending Program Starting July Ist Would Push Debt to $315.6 Billion

Spending Would Top Even Highest Of Wartime Outlays, Shoot Public Debt to Record $315.4 Billion

Record Plan Keyed  To Cut In Taxes Hike In Public Debt Is Shaped To Put New Life Into Economy      Here’s President's Budaet-In-Brief

Kennedy Proposes Largest Budget In History, $98.8 Billion Keyed To “Deficit-Boosting Tax Slash   Ry WHITNEY SHOEMAKER

-.,. Sénds Congress Higher-Than-Wartime Budget oo Kennedy Calls Huge Deficit ‘Investment In The Future’   President Slows His. Pace On Date- Of. Tax Reduction

PUBLIC DEBT SOARING T0 $315 BILLION   Kennedy Proposes Spending More Than In Wartime; Calls Tax Cut And Deficit ‘“‘Investment In Future.”

Kennedy Proposes Record $98.8 Billion Budget   Tops Highest Wartime Figure, Keyed to Deficit Boosting Income Tax Cuts 

President Proposes Biggest Budget Yet   $98.8 Billion Asked; Keyed To Tax Cut Economy Boost   THO TYPES   State Legislative Board Urges $3 Billion Spending

Keyed to Deficit Boosting Slash In Income Taxes   Spending Program of $98.8 Billion Tops —~

JFK's Budget Brings Protest By Congress   Record $98.8 Billion Asked by President; Legislators Grumble

21 Patients Are Admitted To DB School Clinic   Aid-To-Aged $12,035 In Clearfield County

No Serious Roadblocks Sighted  State Legislature Starts Final Two Weeks of Session

Jury Deliberates Nearly 50 Hours To Reach Verdict   Some Witnesses Facing Possible Perjury Probe

Sentencing in Two Weeks Jury Finds Estes Guilty of Fraud, Conspiracy

NO-COMMENT ON VETO RUMORS   Connally Says Education ‘Can't Be Short Changed

Conterees Press. Action-. me  Showdown Nears On ‘Big Texas” Money Bill

Dem Leaders To Push Tax, Rights Bills   Seek. Enactment of ‘Must? Measures This Year

HOME OF TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY   V eep Talks To Partisans In Beaumont

TODAY'S MARKETS Local . . . K. C. Livestock Chicago Grain ...N. Y. Stocks  ~—TODAY'S MARKETS TODAY—   NEW YORK STOCK

Another Effort To Avoid Huge Tax Hike Seen   Group Headed By Martin Appears To Have Backing Of State GOP Head

ADENAUER PRESSURES ON MARKET   Historic Move Lays To Rest Long Conflict

TREATY SIGNED TODAY MAKING BONDS CLOSER   ADENAUER WANTS REVIEW OF TALKS ON COMMON MARKET

SIGN TREATY Adenauer, De Gaulle Agree to Rest Centuries of Conflict

French, W. German Leaders Approve Cooperation Treaty  Pledge National Friendship to End Canturies of Conflict

cums  France, Germany  Sign Pact   Cooperation Treaty Ends Long Conflict

Treaty Ends Old Conflict Between Lands   Adenauer Calls Reconciliation Big Achievement

Bonn Parliament Presses Chancellor to Prevent Breakdown Of Negotiations to Admit Britain To European Common Market

Tradiflonal Enemies Sign Pact Pledging Future Cooperation   Frence and Germany Reach a New Peak tn European Good Wilh

Old Rivalry Laid Aside With Treaty   Bonn and Paris Merge Policies

Ending Centuries Of eontiet— Adenauer, DeGaulle Sign Treaty Of Cooperation

-FRENCH-GERMAN RECONCILIATION  _ Centuries Of Conflict Over As _ Adenauer, De Gaulle Sign Pact

W. GERMANY AND FRANCE SIGN PACT   Treaty Pledges Coopera:tion And Friendshir Between Nations Which Had Centuries Of Conflict.

Adenauer, De Gaulle Sign Historic Cooperation Pact; Ends Centuries of Conflict

Friendship Pact After Long Strife   Adenaver Is Pressing De Gaulle To Foil Market Rupture

New Revenue Needs Shown By Tax Study  Report Seems te Favor Income Levy for Ohio

Report Claims Billion Needed Yearly By ‘70   Industry Future Not Likely Hurt If ‘Burden’ Rises

Former Independence, Mo., Mayor Charged With Evading $225,834 U.S. Income Taxes

K.C.'s Sermon Indicted Today On Tax Failure   Jury Tells Charges Against Ex-Mayor  From Independence

K.C.'s Sermon Indicted Today On Tax Failure  Jury Tells Charges Against Ex-Mayor

Dem Leader Indicted In Tax Case   William Sermon, Missouri, Faces Evasion Charges

Tax Due Listed As $225,000   Former Mayor Of Independence, Mo.; Headed East Naction OF Demme

Independence:  Sermon Named  In Indictment  Democrat Is Cited for $225,824 Tax Evasion

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© TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Disease Outbreak Hits  Nation; Eggs Blamed   ‘Intestinal Disease Not Feared Here; No Cases Seen at University Hospital

You'll Want To Read...   Health Service Issnes Warning on Ess Purchase

FIGHTS DUE BOTH HOUSE: OVER RULES   President Says Outcome Perils Entire Program

McNamara, Taylor Open Briefings   Attempt to Find Out Why Defeat of Reds Delayed in Viet Nam

jAdvanced A3 Model of Polaris Scores First ‘Success in. 7 Attemnts

‘Hola The Balance’  ‘Teamsters Speed Up Drive ‘To Wield Political: Power

Good Morning   TWO DEMAND EQUAL TIME  Reds ‘Invade’ Women’s Congress

Red Chinese  UpsetParley  In Moscow Take Platform   Take Platform And Refuse To Back Down

COE EE ERE AREA ALOE LAE EEO AE HEH  Comic Dictionary  PO EOEEEE EEE DEE EEREEEBEL EDEL SA @ tary =

Fear Guerrilla Wars  For U.S. Around Cuba   MIGs Tried To ‘Spray’ U. S. Shrimp Boat With Bullets, Crewmen Report

U. S.FacesPossible Guerrilla  Warfare In Caribbean Area      AP News Analysis

It Depends On Castro’s Use Of Arms  Guerrilla War In Caribbean?   An AP News Analysis  By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

‘Virtual Guerrilla Warfare’ Possible in the Caribbean   A News Analysis

Havana Accuses Eight As Pirates   See Guerrillas In Caribbean Area

Period Of Virtual Guerrilla Warfare In The Caribbean May Be Facing U.S.

Guerrilla Warfare May Face:‘U.S. in Area Around Cuba   Depends on How Castro Decides to Use Arms and Planes from Russia; U. S. Watching Situation

U.S. May Face Guerrilla Warfare for Period in Caribbean Area Near Cuba

:  Governor Would Tap Demo Funds to Help Ease GOP Pay-As-You-Go $$ Trouble

Izvestia Says Mr. Kh. Misquoted —  Threat Of Attackir Vasa? .)h UAT OI   Threat Of Attacking West's Allies Near. Russia Not-Made

CHEER CLUB   The Delphi Lions have selected BESS ROTHENBFERGER  609 E. Monroe Street Tiaolmnh?

CuUErETR CLR   ‘he Delphi LIONS fave seicele MRS. Cc. C. CRAMPTON  rY" eel Sar ii

They‘re Digging In La Crescent’s Hills  Family Maaarzine   Says President Stood Up To The Aggressor

Vice-President Assails GOP  Milwaukee Speech Racke JFK Palicy   Picture, Page 2

Legislative Review Super Court Turned Down By The Senate   Civil Rights Fight May Prevent Congress From Enacting Tax Cut

Anti-Cut Action Is Bipartisan   Leaders Of Both. Parties Seek To Bar Deen F. Aid Cuts

Reform Idea Starts Moving In Assembly   Solons Mark Time on Reorganization and  More School Money

Some Violence In Integration Across Nation   CORE Stirs Bronx Trouble

Bronx Pickets Keep Up Demonstration   Momentarily Peaceful Following Rough Tumult: Bystanders Dwindle, Quiet

No Connection Betweer Smoking and Throat Cancer. Specialist Says

Red Effort To Upset Election Thwarted  Venezuelan Voters Rebuke Communists

LOCK 14 IN VAULT NEAR ROCKFORE   Two Robbers In Sante Claus: Costumes Scoop Cash From Cages, Escape In Car.

AUIS INOIMEEGIN EA Sal Proposals Vitally Affect Veterans, Disabled, Aved

Jordan Heading Query Of Baker  Doesn’t See Need For More Lawyers At Present Time

Solons Prepare To Investigate Proposed Pike   To Check Bailey, Lawyer Dealings

Short Cut To Polio Immunization— Government Approves Three-In-One Vaccine

Government Approves New Polio Vaccine      Used Against All 3 Types

For Immunity Against All Types Polio  License Issued for 3-In-1 Vaccine

US. Approves New Short-Cut Oral Polio Vaccine for Quick Immunity

Three-in-one vaccine New oral polio vaccine approved by government

NEW 3-IN-1 ORAL POLIO VACCINE DUE   Short-Cut Method Designed To Give Speedy Immunity

Government Backs Oral  Polio Vaceince   To Give Quick Immunity Against  All Three Types

New Short-Cut Polio Vaccine Wins Approval   Gives Simultaneous Immunity Against All Virus Types

Based on Sabin Strains  One-Dose, Oral Polio Vaccine For All Types Passed by U.S.

CHECKED OUT ON 414,000  3-in- Modified Sabin Vaccine Gets Government OK, License

Short-cul immunity Triple-header polio shot licensed by government

U.S. Grants U.S. Grants License  3-In-1 Oral Polio Serum Approved

Senator Says Kennedy Is Frightened  Says U.S. Should Paton Boat, B,.

neces Prese  Goldwater Wants US To Train Cuban Exiles. Aid In Attacks

Goldwater Hits Ban on Raids   JFK Cuba Policy Called ‘Frightened’

Calls For Economic Blockade   By ROBERT BARKDOLL United Press International

Senator Urges US. to Train Cuban Exiles   Goldwater ‘Denoitices ‘Kennedy “Policies as Béing “loo Timid?

Attorney General ‘Wants No Rights Bill Change   NAACP Maps Race Strategy

Attorney General Strongly Attacks Discrimination in Talk to Senators

KR. OF. Aenneay . Ban on Discrimination  In Public Accommodations In Civil Rights Measure

RFK Opposed fo Changes In Bil On Civil Rights   Attorney General Objects to ‘Watering Down’ Accommoda: tions Provision.

Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy . .  "Need Federal E Ban To Stop Racial Discrimination’

Bobby Against Watered Down Civil Rights   Says Federal Ban Needed To Stop Discrimination

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150,000 DEMONSTRATORS  Washington Rights March Has Mammoth Problems

Capital Get: Ready for  Big March   150,000 May Take Part In Huge Demonstration For Civil Rights Bill

Expect 150,000 in One Day Study Moving of Rights  Marchers Around Capital

Washington Planning For March  Police Mapping Plans To Care For Huge Mob

ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Capital Experts Working Overtime On How To Handle Marchers

Checkup of Huge Plane Plan Grows   Inefficiency Is Seer In Multi-Billion Aircraft Deol

Negro Senator Compares Race  Says Bias In North   Says Bias In North ~ Hidden, Subtle And Insidious

~ Two Men And Two Women _  Blowing Rock Cop Killers Plead. Guilty, Await. Raps

Millard Greer Pleads Guilty met Slayer Of Police Chief Will Get Life Sentence

Maryland City Appeals To Governor   Asks Martial Law, National Guard To Restore Order

Enjoy Complete Privacy Kennedys ‘Discover’,  Love Maryland Retreat

Guido Survives His 9th Crisis Of 1-Year Rule  Awaantina C‘ahkinat   Argentine Cabinet Quits After Rauch Resigns His Post

NEW ASSISTANT IN ARGENTINA AFTER A CRISIS   Year-Old Regime Key Position

Argentine Chief Survives Crisis   Controversial Cabinet Minister Quits Post

Guido Still In Saddle Argentine Survives 9th Crisis For New Regime

Argentine President Appears to Have Survived 9th Crisis as Foe Resigns

Argentina’ s Guido Seems To Have Survived Ninth Crisis Of Year-Old Regime

Argentine Chief Survives Crisis  Maneuvers Foe: Out Of Key: Cabinet Job

House Approval of Tax Cut Expected; Senate Action May Be Delayed

; They Would See Savings Or Block Its Passage Thrift-Minded GOP Leaders Would Attach Anti-Spending Rider to Tax Cut Measure

BUT SHE’S STILL TRYIN’  ~World’s Worst Driver -Flunks Still Another

Britain's Worst Would-Be Driver --Cool as a Cucumber--in Failure

 SECOND SEMESTER  NIGHT SCHOOL  OFFERS FIFTEEN  i COURSES AT WESTMAR

From Atlantic to Persian Gulf ..  Plans for Vast Arab Usiy Under Way in. Syria, Iraq

Syria Extended Pro-Nasser Bid   o-Lnit Military  Command Planned

IRAQI OFFICIAL REPORTS  Federation Of Syria, lraq And UAR Planned

Syrian Regime Gets Unity Bid   Invited to Join Four Other Arab Nations

Syria Asked To Join Four Other States   Unity Proposal Made By Iraqi Deputy Premier

Joint Military Command Of Arab States Proposed   Bidault In Bavaria

5-Nation Arab Army Proposed   Iraqi Premier Files Idea With Syrians

Syria Urged To Join Move In Arab Unity  A Pro-Nasser States   4A Pro-Nasser States Get Proposal From Iraqi Premier Aide

lraqi Leader Urges Unified Arab Command   Syria Called On To Join Four Other Pro-Nasser Arab States

 For Uniting Arab World Syria’s New Regime Is Urged to Join Nasser

Khrushchev Gives Reins to Gromyko; Hopes Seem High For an Agreement

Off to Jovial Start  High-Level N-Test Ban  ‘Negotiations Continue

U.S., British Meet With Russia In Second Day Of Crucial Negotiations

California Congressman Suffering From Malignant Brain Tumor: ‘Incperable’

Russ Seeking “Anti-Matter" Super Bomb   U.S. Panel Says “Soviets Pushing Nuclear Weapons

Soviet Work OnHellBomb Is Suggested  Adm. Burke Sees . Constant Strategy   Adm. Burke Sees . Constant Strategy Of Aggressiveness

Where There’s Smoke...   FORMIDABLE WEAPON Soviets Seek Breakthrough  With ‘Anti-Matter’ Weapon

Study Contends Soviets Are Seeking Breakthrough To Develop New Bomb

Strategy: Reviewed by US.  : Pope ‘previa ai   Power, Beyond.  “Comparison

Research Into ‘Ar Into ‘Anti-Matter’ Suggested In Report In Report  Reds Search For Super Bomb

U.S. Believes Russ  Seeking Superbomb   Space Age Chimps In Nerve Gas Tests

671 TRAPPED UNDERGROUND   NUCLEAR STRATEGY  Russian Scientists Seen Seeking Antimatter Bomb

IN THE FIELD OF ‘ANTIMATTER’  Reds Seen With Potential To Produce Mightier Bomb

Soviet Nuclear Study Strategy Survey Shows Reds Looking for Michtier Bombs

Education: Holds Key To: Prosperity, Vice . : President Declares.

Early Vote On Remap Plan Light   Small Rural Vote Encourages Shaff Plan Foes

Unexpected Resignation  Mass Marches. Demonstrations, Sil-Ins Flare

SIT-INS, DEMONSTRATIONS, MARCHES, RESIGNATION  [Racial Tension Builds Anew

MARCHES AND SIT-INS ARE REAPPEARING   Business Places Are Blocked In Detroit, St. Louis

Fanfani Gives Strong Backing To Macmillan  Prime Minicter   Prime Minister Expects Admission To Common Market

Macmillan Given Backing of Italy  Hoping to Override French Veto of Bid

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Macmillan Refurns From Rome: Italy To Back Bid For EEC Seat

Britain Gets Solid Backing Of Italians   ONE-MAN RULE   U.S, PLAN SUPPORTED   BRITAIN NEEDED

Belgium: Joins In DeGaulle Criticism Ttaly Supports  Britain — ‘As Common Market Entry

ITALY GIVES BRITAIN A LIFT   Macmillan Back From Talks, Is Encouraged by Unity on Trade

Italy Backs Maemillan In  Market Plan  Fanfani Promises  Aid In Overriding  a L Secale ‘lai pai all I lili

Britain Gets Solid Halian Help on Market   Related Story, Page 2)

British Leader Returns From Visit to Rome   Solid {talian Backing Given to Market Bid

STATE POSTS FILLED BY GOVERNOR   Will Press For More Revenue  To Meet Needs

Eradication Of Red Tint In Cuba, Theme   25 Congressmen Express Views On How To Drive Communism Out Of Island

State Traffic Mishaps Take 13 More Lives   Arlene Francis in Hospital After Crash, One Woman Killed

Yank Colone Freed by Rec Kidnapers   Turns Table on Indoctrinators in Venezuela

Venezuela [Reds Free U.S. Colonel   Attempt Made to indoctrinate Army Aide in Communism

Terrorists Held Texan Eight Days   Got Reasonably Good Treatment, Reports Yank in Venezuela

PRO-CASTRO GROUP FREES U.S. COLONEL   Americon Relates Terrorist Efforts In 'ndoctrination

Kidnaped For 8 Days By Rebels   Unharmed Yank Officer Held For Propaganda

Circus Performer Tells of Escape to West by Means of High-Tension Cable

Girl Wins Second  Fight to Serve  As Stewardess  octane Aroe ‘To Flight Status

i.ditor Voes Impossible ... Woman Loses First, Last  Word Debating With Man

Is US. Woman Of Infinite Variety Or Is She One Of Batch Of Kittens?

Staley Makes Unscheduled Appearance  sw    Policemen Block His Path as He Heads for Stace

Police Block Head of NFC   Stopped on Stage During Meeting Of Farmers Protesting Activities

 NOT ‘BEHIND -ATE-BALL  Are Britons Contaminated: Faint So«Savs Lordship

Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Ennis Man Seriously: Stiff Is at Large

sneer a TD a Ta EN IN.  i Stee: "atts  Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Ennis Man Seriously: Still Is at Large

Discuss Problem Plan Appeal to Gov. Kerner On Interstate 80 Speedup

Discuss Problem Plan Appeal to Gov. Kerner On Interstate 80 Speedup   RICHTON ANNOUNCED for.

Money Bills Face Action  In Assembly   House Gets Second Rey Appropriations easurre of Session

Au AP News Analysi  U. N. “Has 18th Birthday In Mood of New Optimism

King Hassan W ‘Il Meet Ben Bella   On The Inside   Relaxation Of Tensions Goal Of UN On Birthday

After 18 Stormy Years Cordial East-West Relationship Noted As U.N. Marks Anniversary

‘No Breakthrough on Basic Problems  18th Birthday of U.N. Marked by  Relaxation of East-West Tension

‘Still Facing Critical Problems’   U.N. Celebrates Birthday   AP News Analysis

Changes Mainly Have Been In Climate  18th U.N. Birthday Finds Improved East-West Ties

Organization 18 Years Old New Spirit Has Not EKased U.N. Problems

TWO-SECOND SESSION BREAKS SENATE RECORD: HOUSE MFETS FOR 5 MINUTES

Hopes Dim  For Action  On Building: Plans Approved  By Legislature In 1961 Session

DiSalle Probe Results Slated   Adding Machine Deal Still Hanging Fire

DiSalle Probe Results Slated  Adding Machine Dea   Adding Machine Deal Still Hanging Fire

... With Late Surge   Defeats Townsend . . .   Superior Captures Class C Title

Defeats Townsend . . . . With Late Surg  Siherioe Captures Class Cc Title

LEE LAUNCHES MAYORPARLEY   Makes Plea to ‘Overcome Decay, Waste and Human Sufferino’

GOP to Make Third Try on Mayor's Pos!   Committeemen Called to Choose New Can didate at Meeting Tuesday.

> Weathervane   Additional Chairmen Named To Hike United Fund Ranks

Dig-Out Starts In Southwest  Federal Assistance Asked By Harrison

CLEANUP BEGINS  Disaster Aid Sought For Flood-Torn Southwest Va.

Messenger of Peace To Land of Little Peace —  Pobe Paul Plans Pilgrimage to Sacred Holy Land

Free On-Street Parking riday, Saturday  ‘DAC Days’ Begin Tomorrow

‘RACIALLY STUNNED CITY  Troopers Enter Lexington   AT LOS ANGELES HOTEL  JFK Eludes Picket Line-Uses ’Copter

Mayor Asks Help After Riot Death   News Photographer Remains In Hospital: New Enrest Feared

Five Leaders Plan to Push Rights Drive   Integrationists Freed on Bond by U.S. Court Order

Five More Miners Discovered Alive   Brought Up Together From Same Area Where First Two Men Were Discovered

Understanding Is Goal:  Russian Family Heads For Home After US Visit

Disputed Votes Cut Down, Totals Show Rolvaag Ahead   Andersen Not to Deliver Address to Legislators

Laotian Issue Is Hinge For Other Areas   Reds Sight U.S.-Inspired Riehtist Buildup In Laos

Ft. Madison prison rumpus ends when governor talks   Prisoners aive word

Railroads’ Both Sides Offer Plans   Wirtz Moves To Ge! Differences lroned Out Immediately

4 Villages Engulfed By Tidal Wave  Landslide Cracks   Landslide Cracks Dam, Plunging Water Over Town:

Massive Landslide Hurls Water Over Dam  Huge Tidal Wave Kills Hundreds In Italian Village:

Gigantic Wave Of Water Hits  Valley's Towns  Slides of Earth Causes Spillover Of Reservoir

Landslide Rips into Reservoir   Tidal Wave Hurled on Sleeping Villagers In Italian Valley

SLIDE LOOSES A TIDAL WAVE ON VILLAGES   Plunges Into Big Alpine Reservoir; Vistims  Were Asleep   GIANT DAM HOLDS   4 Towns Nearly Wiped Out; 2 Hamlets Van. aah: in: hwelaccsba:

Wall of Water from Huge Dar Kills Hundreds  Slide in Italy Fell in Reservoir; — ‘Hiaher Toll Seen

Waters Forced Out Of  Reservoir By Landslide   Some Communities Swept Away By Massive Force Of Flood: Dam Is Reported To Be Intact

3,000 Estimatec Dead In Flood Of Italian Dam   Tidal Wave Sweeps Across Countryside As Villagers Sleep

4: Italian Towns Are  Wiped Out   kind 300 Bodies, Great Dam Intact

Toll May Be 3,000 In Italy   Landslide Plunges Inte Big Reservoir, Floods Piaye Valley

Thousands Killed As Massive Alpine Landslide Destroys Italian Villages

TOWNS WIPED OUT     Hundreds Die; Landslide Sparks Flooding in Italy

TTALIANS FEAR 3,000 TOLL Four Towns Crushed As Landslide Causes Massive Tidal Wave

Alpine Slide Causes Italy Dam Flood   U.S. Helicopters Recover Bodies in Leveled Yalley

Four towns virtually wiped out  Over 3,000 estimated dead in Italy's Piave River Valley

Landslide Into Reservoir Causes Floods   Wave of Water Pours Over Dam, Wipes Out Yillage

Four Torvns Wiped Out In Flood-Torn Italy TIDAL WAVE   Sweeps Countryside As Falling Earth  Unleashes Torrent From Reservoir

Villagers Die AsLandslide Hits Reservoir   Italian Seurces Estimate Over 2 N00 Deand

Massive Alpine Landslide Plunges Into Reservoir; Four Towns Wiped Out

TIDAL WAVE IS KILLER   V0 90. 8 ee a eg Oe oe  Phincands May Be Dead In Italy

Landslide Plunges into Reservoir; Fear 3,000 Dead—  Flood Wipes Out 4 Towns in     Italy

Tidal Wave Result Of Landslide   Estimated Death Toll Is Placed At Over 3,000

U.S. TROOPS TAKE LEAD RESCUE WORK   Pilots Report Giant Concrete Dam Is Iniact

Four Town: Wiped Out In ltaly   Huge Landslide Tumbles Ento  Power Reservoir

Inside Today   Overflow of Big Italian ‘Reservoir Swamps Valley:

3.000 Die In Massive Landslide   Crashes Into Dam In Italy; Flooding  Covers Four Town:

Fear Thousands Die In Wall of Water In Italy   Huge Landslide Hurls Wave Over Dam In Alps

Tidal Wave Smashes  Sleeping Communities   Disaster Strikes Italian Villages; ‘Sight Just Simply Terrifying,’ Says One of First Pilots to See Scene

6 Communities Are Wiped Out   Landslide Hurls Wave Across Vaiont Dam

THREE HUNDRED BODIES FOUND BY RESCUERS   BIG TIDAL WAVE VIRTUALLY WIPES OUT FOUR TOWNS

British Find More Booty  Net Appears To   Net Appears To Be Drawing Shut

© TODAY _   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Six children die in fire  Midnight blaze destroys home in Portland. Maine

Pope Paul VI Blesses 50,000 At St. Peter's  “Sunday Appearance _ First For Pontiff,

AT LEAST 34 TROOPS SLAIN IN FIGHTING   International Control Group May Send Truce Teams   RECENT ALLIES NOW OPPOSE EACH OTHER

Factions On Both Sides Now Feuding   Control Conniissinan   Control Commissie Fears Pathet Lao Mav Trv Takeover

Laos Clash Could Bring Truce Units   22 Neutralists, 12 Pathet Lao Killed In Recent Flareup

Takeover By Leftists  Looms Big   Dissident, Loyalist Military Factions Fight For Control

Military Allies In Laos Begin New Civil War   3-Nation Truce Team Little More Than Figurehead

‘Jackie’ Charms Texas Throng ee i a ne a a: * ok ot  yy: a. re a ee ee opt ireerptg:  ieee = =   Ignores Secret Service, Shakes Hands With Hundreds

KHRUSHCHEV URGES ACTION ON MAIN PACT   Wants Immediate Talks On Nena ggression  With The West   RED CHINA SNEERS  AT TEST BAN MOVE

Mr. K Urges Additional Nesotiations   Nonaggression Treaty His Next Major Objective

Good Evening!   Tomorrow's the day for it.   Voting, we mean. The Primars Election, that is.

Viet Nam’s War On Reds To Improve By Easter   U.S. Restores Economic Aid

Soviet Press  Hurls Charge Against U. S. Accuses Assistance To Anti-Fidel Force:

Russia Hints Ship Arming To Be Next  Izvestia Is Silent About Jet Firing

Believes 1963 Will See Industry Getting ‘More Freedom to Solve Problems.’   1,000 Russians Demonstrate at Tragi Embassy

Russian Mob Storms Iraq Embassy   Crowd Protests Iraqi Action Aaainst Reds

Traq Embassy Hit b y Moscow M obs  Russ, Avab Students Protest _ Executions. of Reds.in Coup...

Boy survives lonely ordeal  Lost 14-year-old found in Sierra  enol i al actos mime

Go West, Young Men, Go West   Anaconda Seeks to Block Company From Taking Water

Accord Cited By: Buddhists In Viet Nam  D1 _*.... ww.   oe ee a  Religious-Political Crisis Eases After Ti.S. Interventian

At A Glance   If Everything Goes Well.  Gordon Coopers Orbit- By-Orbit Fight Program

Bitter cold maintains stubborn arip   See no relief from Rockies to New England

Cold Spreads Across U.S.; 22, Dead   Hundreds Of Motorists Marooned In N.Y. Snows

From. Rockies to New England No relief reported in sight as arctic cold grips nation

No Relief In Si ight ‘  Weather Is Blamed For 22 Deaths As  Freeze Continues

22 Deaths Attributed To Weather   Snow in Northern New York Maroons Many Motorists

Storm Blamed for 22 Deaths ..:. Wintry Blast Maintains Its Grip on Most of the Nation

Rockies to New England —  Bitter Arctic Cold Maintains Tight Grip

FORECAST NO IMMEDIATE RELIEF   Mercury Far Below Zero In East And Midwest  ICY CLUTCH   Of Frigid Weather Sends Florida Temperatures Under Freezina

Florida Hit As Cold Air. Heads South   Deaths Mount In. North States, Snow Setting New Marks

Most Of U.S. Held In Bitter Arctic Grip  Western New York Hard Hit By Storm

No No Relief Seen lief Seen  Pre-Winter Cold Siege Blamed In 22 ila:

Cold Wave Continues Its  Grip On Most Of Nation From Rockies To E. Coast

Bitter Weather Continues Grip.  No Immediate Relief In Sight for Nation

West New York Under Seige Of  Severe Weather   More Snow Promised For Northern Ohioan:

No immediate relief in sight  Arctic cold holds sw ay across nation

Spectacular Fires Flare In Chicaac   Benton Gets Big Grant For yo Nursing Hom

Hot Issues Go Before Kansas House   Apportionment, Household Goods Tax Come Up

Two Controversial Measures .... Reapportionment, Personal  Goods Bills Are Introduced

Empty Saddles in the U.N. Corral Meanwhile, Back at LBJ's Ranch ..

Empty Saddles 1 in the U.N. Corral Meanwhile, Back - LBJ's Renwh ;

Cuban Exiles Urged To Unite Toward Castro's Overthrow   New Leader Says Help Of U.S. And All Free Nations Needed   ‘Administration On Verge Of Important Laos Decision

7 Aaa   Dr. Varona Aims for Vitality  New Exile Leader Seeks U.S. Favor

Former Minister Leads New Drive   Kennedy Denies Promising Invasion

UF Drive Goal To Be *72,900 Here This Fall  Directors Approve Figure That's Less

Roman Princes Clash   Abuses By Holy Office Charged In Council's Sharpest Exchange Yet

DIFFERENCES BROUGHT INTO OPEN  2 Cardinals Clash In Attack on Holy Office

Conservative vs Liperal  Cardinals Clash In Council Over Abuses By Holy Office

BIE EARP NGO  Ship Pelted By A-Cloud   1961 Soviet Tests Had Effects In Parts Of U.S.

Fallout From Soviet Test Which Hit ' Enterprise Hottest Recorded in U-S.

136i Incident Keveaied Nuclear Carrier Enterprise Caught in Russian Fallout

House OK ‘Ils Expected Tonight   Appropriation Bill Will Help Pa.-Aided Institutions

6 NEGOES DEAD IN WILD SUNDAY AT TENSE CITY   FOUR GIRLS DIE IN BOMBING OF COLORED CHURCH

Top Officials Of Government Sent Into City  Dynamite Blast Kills Four Girls; Two Boys Are Shot

Kennedy ‘Outraged’ Over Church Bombing—  U.S. Grand Jury Ordered to  Probe Birmingham Violence

6 Negroes Killed In Birmingham by  Bombing, Shootings   Hopes Violence Ends — JFK Angered By Bombing

Action Taken After Six Persons Killed In Violence Sunday   Kour Children Killed In Chureh Bombing: 2 Boys Shot To Death;  os Negroes, Whites Plea For Peace

Bomb-Slaying Of Negroes Stirs Action  ERI Anante Candict   FBI Agents Conduct Exhaustive Search For Clues At Church   QUICK ACTION

Bomb Killing Of Negroes Angers JFK  Hopes Incident   Hopes Incident Awakens Nation To Folly of Hate

Special Grand Jury Called in Birmingham  Dynamite Explosion in Negro Church = Emphasized in Federal Judge’s Charge.

Four Children Die In Church Bombing   Federal Grand Jury Told to Probe Explosion Which Left 23 Injured; Two Negroes Victims of Shootings

Phone 335-3611   4 Birmingham Children Die In Bomb Blast   Two Others Slain In Weekend Of Racial Outbreaks

President Calls On All Citizens To Cease ‘Folly’  Hopes That Bomb Outrage Will Jolt

U.S. Panel Investigates Race Trouble  Fae en   Judge. Emphasize: Church’ Bombing That Kiiled Four

4 Girls Killed By Bomb Blast Sunday Morning  Negro Warns Kennedy

_ 6 Negro Youths Killed, Church Bombed . . .  FBI, Troops To Birmingham

Le Sr Sr Oe i ee ee  Negro Leaders Call for Army Occupation of Raciallv-Torn South Citv

Calm Prevails In City Today After Bombing   ‘Outrage and Grief Expressed by JFK

Grand Jury Probes Bombing   A Birmingham Children Die In New Tragedy   TAAL eTPHTMPPTrRATI Rre   Very Tiny, Vigorous Quints Show Excellent Prospects For Survival

4 KILLE  23 INJURED IN BLAST   First Fatalities Recorded Sunday  From Explosions

Negro Leaders Ask Army Troops For Birmingham   Federal Grand Jury Ordered To Probe City’s Racial Trouble

Racial Outbreaks Continue To Plague Birmingham  Special Grand Jury Probes Church Bombing

SIX KILLED, 24 WOUNDED ON SUNDAY   Dynamite Kills Four Ne_ gro Girls, Injures 23 In Church; Leaders Of   Both Races Appeal For  Calm.

Death of Children Brings Firm Pledge Of Federal Cleanup  Vows to Preserve Peace kind Bombers of Church

President Kennedy Is ‘Outraged, Grieved’   School ‘Drought ‘ds For Virginia Negro Children

After bombing of negro church  Negro leaders call for federal army occupation

Expression Of Outrage And Gr ‘ef  JFK Calls Deaths rony of Racial  = rE eT 8.

23 INJURED IN BLAST   First Fatalities Recorded Sunday  From Explosions

Proves folly of racial injustice, hatred  JFK expresses outrage-grief over bomb

Bomb Kills Four Girls In Church   Birmingham Blast Outrages Kennedy, Nearo Grouns

City Quiet Again Alter Six Deatis, Wave of Violence   Negroes Restless But Heed Appeal Against Rioting

Wallace Offers $5,000 Reward  US Grand Jury To Probe Crisis  In Birmingham

Special Probe Set By Court In Alabama   Outraged Protests Follow Four-Death Bombing Of Church

Inside Today   4 Dead i in Church Blast; Set Federal Grand Jury:

JFK Expresses Outrage- Sees Bombing Key to Action For Race Peace

New Racial Violence  Is Feared  - Death OF Four   Death Of Four Negro Girls Caused Hours

Federal Judge's Order Emphasizes Dynamite Explosion That Killed 4 Children in Negro Church; President Expresses ‘Outrage, Grief’

Judge Specifies Church Bombing   4 Deaths Termed ‘Mockery Of Laws’

King Calls on Jackie; African Strife Gets Mare Attention Than Her Morocco Visit

Democrats will support JFK plan   Southerners vow to really battle against them

Strong Law Is Predicted; Not Without Battle   Southerners Vow Unceasing Fight

24 Resigning From Faculty At Ole Miss   Reocurring Threat: Of Political Moves Given As Reason

54 Members On Ole Miss Faculty Quit   Many Professors Blame Interference Of Politicians

Political threats blamed   20 per cent of staff leaving Dixie campus

Political Interference Ole Miss Losing Over 20 Per Cent Of Faculty

Senators Kill Parcel. of Bills.   —— Intended-tn Snead Ennualizatian nf Tava:

Senators Kill Parcel of Bills  — Intended to Speed Equalization of Taxes

NLRB To Rate On Unloading $135,000 Worth Of Bananas In Danger Of Over-Ripening

Where WU2 Presumably Crashed...  Coast Guard Finds Plane Wreckaae

U2 Plane Debris Found   Spy Plane Believed To Have Crashed On Cuban Mission

May Have Been on Mission Over Cuba  WU2 Weather Plane Down Off Key West

Wreckage Of U2 Found Off Florida   Plane Vanished After Cuba Mission Yesterday

WU2 Weather Plane Found in Gulf of Mexico After Hunt: Pilot Lost

Locate Wreckage Of Missing US. WU2 Spy Plane   Pilot’s Body Not In Cockpit, Rescuers Renar+

After Mission Over Cuba Navy Savs Debris Found  In Gulf Part Of U2 Plane

No Evidence Seen of Hostile Attack   Craft Vanished Wednesday 180 Miles North of Guba

Here's How   WU? Probably On a Mission ver Red Isle   Debris Is North Of Cuban Coast

Debris Found After U2 Trip   Pilot Not In Cockpit Of Wreckage After Cuban Flight

Find Wreckage of Lost U2 Spy Plane In Gulf   Pilot's Body Not In Cockpit, Searchers Sav

Body of pilot not in cockpit  Presumably had been on reconnaissance over Cuba

Plane-Ship Hunt Made  For Airman   Craft Disappeared After Mission Over Communist Cuba

ilot Not Located  Find Hull Of U2 Missing After Mission Over Cuba

Pilot Still Not Found   Plane Presumably Had Been On Mission Over Cuha

Find Debris Of Plane Off Florida   No Evidence Yet of Hostile Cuban Action

Wreckage of spy plane found in Gulf’s waters   Navy and Coast Guard continue search for WU2 pilot who was on Cuban mission

Yank Plane Missing After Cuban Missior   Coast Guard Cutter Finds Debris In Gulf Of Mexico; Fate Of Lone Pilot Not Known

U2 SPY PLANE SOUGHT Coast Guard Search Crews Recover Debris From Gulf

U2 Plane V anishes  Over Gull   Coast Guard Cutter Picks Up Debris Near Spot

a : CUTTER, LOCATES DEBRIS——  WU2 Cr ashes In Gulf ‘After F lig ht Over C uba

‘Weather’ Plane Los!  Craft May Have Been Over Cuba; U.S. Reports No Hostile Action      OFF FLORIDA COAST

WU? Probably Qn a Mission Over Red Isle   Debris Is North Of Cuban Coast

Plane Found, Pilot Missing   Wreckage of WU2 Spy Craft Is Discovered in Gulf of Mexico

Wreckage Of U2 Plane Is Found  Pilot Whose Body Wasn’t In Cockpit

WU2 Lost Tn Flight Over Gulf   Air-Sea Hunt Is Continuing  For Pilot

Plane Vanished After Mission To Cuba, Report   No Hostile Action Involved: Pentaaon

FROM FRANCE. TO: VALLEY. ‘Twin Brother and Sister Meet Affer Two Decades

State Income Tax Increase Asked   Campbell Slashes Sales ‘Tax Policy

Release 2 Soviet Delegates  Meetings Watched Ginna A wnesl (M "2

SELLS JFK DEATH SHOT PICTURES   Time And Life Buy Still Photo Rights; He Keeps Movies, Gives $25,000 To Tippits.

Hitchhiker Shot, Aids In Arrest —   Wanted In Ohio For Murder, Rape

CARMEN’S DRESS SHOP PLANS MOVE TO NEW LOCATION — FORMER ENDER-SAMPSON BLDG.  Ist National Bank   To Oecuoy Carmen‘s   GRAND JURY PICKED, MEETS AND RECESSES

ee  se Speaker Sees Chance Of Accord  PRT perescim May Not Agree With Judge Nea

ieeaeedateeiainemmeentiamenmmnnaiaiitedl  Jackie skie Kennedy  Starts Vacation

Judge To Rule ‘On Proposal; Trail Scheduled To Start Dec. 9 But May Not

JUDGE STILL UNDECIDED  Nation May See Jack Ruby  Murder Trial On Television

Ruby Trial May Go on Television   Attorney for Oswald’s Slayer Favors It

ejense Lawyer Fas NO UDjeCtIONS - - x *¥ HM uM *% HH *  Ruby Trial May Be Televised

Oe Se oe ot 2b ob ot ot Temperatures YESTERDAY High: 85 at  p.m. Low: 64 at 5 a.m. > 3S > eG   POR ARBITRATION OF WORK RULES DISPUTE- Rail Union Lawyers Offer Ground Rules Today

Three Escaped Convicts Caught  Two Arrested in Bar, Third Taken in Cabin

Pro-Nasser Group Claims Big Victory  [en : eee meee    Reports Received Of Street Fighting In Damascus

CHENANGO COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER   Revolution Erupts In Syrian Armies

Revolt In Syria Touches Off Violent Fighting In Streets   Tension Rules In Damascus, See Page Three

PLEDGE UNITY WITH ARAB REPUBLIC   Pro-Nasser Group Claims Control Of Country  WESTERN   Diplomats Report Damascus Street Demonstrations Support Army

: Pro-Nasser Group Fighting in Streets   Army. Officers Revolt in Syria      U.S. Citizens Reported Safe

STREETS OF DAMASCUS   Army Officers Heading Uprising Claim Victory  _ As Fighting Continues;  _ All: Americans Reported Safe.

Army Rebels Stage Quick Syrian Coup  ‘Claimea Cans ae oe ics Poet Pere

Swift Coup Suecessful, Rebels Say   Fighting Reported In Damascus; Stated Target Is Arab Unity

Claim Control of Country in Coun: For Arab Unity —   Turks Repert Violent Fighting in Damascus

 Reports of Fighting Continue  Syrian Regime Is Upset    Strong Federation Suggested  Arab Nations Are Facing Growing ‘Socialist’ Squeeze

Pro- Nasser Elements Regain Power in Syria  Rebels Claim Complete Victory, But Reports Sav Street Fiahtine Continues in Damacens

Pledge Support For Arab Unity   Isracli Army Alerted Along Syrian Frontier

Rebels Claim Control — But Violent Fighting © Reported In Damascus

Reports of Fighting a vee reiitara  Pro-UAR Forces Revolt In Syria

Army Officers Launch Revolt In Syria   Fighting Is Reported in Damascus

Claim Control OF Country  Pro-Nasser Army Officers Launch A Revolution In Syria

Coup Is Third in 18 Months   Egypt and Iraq Pledge Support To New Regime

Reports Tell OfF ighting In Streets   All Americans In Damascus Sector Are Believed Safe

Pro-Nasser Rebels Condemn Withdrawal Without Saying They Want to Rejoin U.A.R.

But Street Fights Reported Taking Place   Rebels Pledge Selves To Forge Arab Unity In Radio Broadcast

Army Revolt Shakes Syria   Violent Fighting Reported Today in Damascus Streets

Pro-Nasser army group stages revolt in Syria      Rebels claim control of the country, vow to forge Arab unity as quickly as possible

IRAG, UAR ‘TELL OTHERS TO STAY OUT   Former Regime Takes Refuge In Turkey Embassy

Pro-Nasser Bloe Takes  Over Power   Reports Reecived Of Fighting iu Damaseus Streets

-Pro-Nasser Army Officers Claim Control  Rebels Take Over in Syria

Nasserites Grab Syria  Goal of Military   Goal of Military Said Arab Unity

SYRIAN REBELS CLAIM VICTOR’   Reports of Fighting Per sist Despite Army Broadcasts

Ankara Reports Indicate Heavy Fighting Continues On Streets of Damascus

Pro-Nasser Army Group Bucks Coup   Rebels Claim Control But Still Fighting

Pro-Nasser Rebels Grab Control Of Syria In Coup Against UAR Withdrawal

McClelland Plea for Voter Decision Nixed .. .  Allegheny To Get Mass Transit Link

Nuclear Test Ban Talks Go Into 4th Day   AnvO GUO Way  Session Delayed By Luncheon for  Eo flerman Minicteor

Nuclear Test Ban Talks in 4th Day  Luncheon for East German Causi MPF AAT. .2. mM .PlUlUletmlCUG

PKK KKK KKKKKKKKKKK KKKKKKK  U.S. Shuns E. Germans As Ban Talks Continue

Test Ban Talks Can Be Opening   Sununit Meet Is Suggested As Next Step

Soviet Citizens Told To Cut Back On Use of Principal Food -- Bread

Plea Made For Eating Less Bread   Crop Loss Due To Drought And Poor Farmina

Harvests In Russia Below Expectations—  Soviet Residents Warned To Cut Bread Consumption

Soviet Citizens Told to Eat Less Bread to Ease an Acute Shortage

Russians Told To Lat Less Bread   Local Leaders Being Warned On Acute Shortage

No Acute Shortage. Foreseeh, However  Russians Are Told ‘to Eat Less Bread

But There'll Be Enough to Go AroundSoviets Told to Eat Less Bread; Shortage Caused by We ather, Mismanaqement

Tr’ll Cost More Dough .. Russians Love Their Bread But They're Told To Eat Less Of It

Soviet Citizens Told They Must Get Along With Less Bread In Their Diet

See HISTORIC, Page 2   No Acute Shortage Foreseen, However  Russians Are Told to Eat Less Breac

Bread Searce In Soviet Cupboards  { Urges Comrades To Tighten Belts

Billboard Ban On Highways Is Overruled  Saxbe Will Carry Decision at Lima To Supreme Court

 Announcement Expected Campaign Manager Named By Shepley for 1964 Race

Gas Tax for Transit Puts Gov. Brown lon Spot--He Sees Change in Bill

New Year’s Day May Be White  Sleet, Snow And Freezing Rain Are  rnrvanaetk ne

Searching  Berlin Talk Arranged  Pyrel- Naheswnin ta A acne   Rusk, Dobrynin to Assess Chances of Settling Issue

Rusk to Meet With Russia’s Envoy to US.   Exploratory Talks To See if There’s Hope of Ending Issue

Fear New Trouble  U.S., Soviet Slated to Oper New Talks on Berlin Issue

Herter Outlines Trade Program  Desianed To Help   Designed To Help Poorer Countries

BARRIERS TO TRADE HIT AT GENEVA   Five-Point Plan Is Presented By United States

a a a a et  TO AID POOR COUNTRIES  Far-Reaching Trade Pact Asked

Herter Outlines Trade Program   Designed To Help Poorer Countries

Coverdale Is Honored for 4-H Service   JFK Assassination Probers to Ask Subpoena Powers

Hold Fi rst Meeti ing  JFK Murder Probers Seel Report for Posterity

‘To Probe Assassination Warren Group Meets:  Detailed Report Urged

Assassination Study Opens  Solon Suaaests   Solon Suggests Detailed Report

Warren Commifiee Has First Session On Assassination  Asks Congress for Right to Subpoena

A SIZABLE SITUATION   Commission Holds First Inquiry Talks   Mrs. Oswald Lifted Onto World Stage  @ Murders Provide Subjects For History @

Commission Has First M  ‘Detailed Report’ Sought In Probe Of JFK Assassination

LOOKING DOWN INSIDE CAPITOL   Kennedy Probe Panel Sits; Full Record Assured Public

Subpoena Power  wil Be Asked  ey 2 ene er Sa 2 an   Warren Commission Convenes in’ Guarded Capital Session

First Meeting Held Machinery Being Set Up  On Assassination Probe

First Evidence Near In JFK are Probe  ammicean AAaw   Commission May  Get Information By Weekend

Probe Team Seeks Power lo Subpoena  ‘F-Man Commissio: Sets Up Machinery   -7-Man Commission Sets Up Machinery In Slaying Inquiry

[O. SIGN TEST BAN TREATY Rusk, 11 -Man Delegation  Leave Friday For Moscow

Nuclear’ Pact To Be Signed Next Monday   Bipartisan Group Aceompanies Rusk On Kremlin Visit

U.S.-Soviet Pledge Against A-Bombs In Space Is Expected   Arrangements Made by Foreign Ministers at U.N. Session Tale.

a Siew  East, West Reach Atom Ban in Space   Public Pledge by United States and Soviet Predicted

Expect Agreement By Diplomats To Be Bound By Public Pledge Soon By United States, Russia

U.S., Russia Agree In Principle Ban On Nuclear Arms  In Orbit Taking Form

THURSDAY IS DATE HINTED FOR ACCORD   All Earth-Bound Plans Relegation To Future Moves

“Agreement in principle already reached  U.S.-Soviets may ban nuclear satellites

Pledge Against Orbit Weapons Is Not Far Off   3 Nations Already Aaqree in Principle

Early Space A-Ban Pledge Chances Good  Gromyko to Talk With JFK. Rusk   Gromyko to Talk With JFK, Rusk ftext Thursday 

Soviets, U.S. Near Accord On A-Orbit Ban   Pledge Expected To Be Announced By Next Thursday

U.S.-Soviet Pledge Against Armed Satellites Expected   Reynolds Urges Support on Rights

Public Pledge Predicted Soon On Space Arms   U.S., Russia Agree To Outlaw Nuclear Weapons in Orbit

New York News Strike Appears Almost Settled  Thursday Editions [Possible If Pact

Union Delays End Of Long News Strike   * PublishersO.K.   Publishers O.K. Terms Offered By New York Mayor

Last hold out accepts terms  Papers expected on N.Y. streets by Thursday

Photoengravers Union Accepts Mayor's Terms      To Resume Publication Tomorroy, After Black-Out For 110 Days

Ratification Likely Today On Final Union Agreement   eit a2 Pace Ale

ENGRAVERS VOTING ON — STRIKE END   Newspaper Blackout Which Has Lasted 110 Days Expected To End With Thursday Editions.

Papers May Publish Edition on Thursday   If Photoengravers Ratify Pact Strike Could End After 110-Day Blackout

Presses May Roll Thursday in N.Y.  Engravers Expected to Ratify Pact. Onan Doore to & Paner

PICKET LINES OPEN N.Y. Newspapers Prepare To Roll Presses Thursday

Photoengravers Kye New Wagner lerms   7 (qme To Terms   Delay %5-Hour Week

Engravers Vote Late Today New York Newspapers k:xpected  Back on the Stands Tomorrow

Georgetown Annexation Challenged   Expect N.Y. Papers to Publish Thursday

Unions. Consider. Formula:  N.Y. Publishers Ac Terms For Ending Strike

Union Delays  End Of Long  News Strike Publishers O.K.  Terms Offered By New York VMiavor

Union Delays Final Action To End Strike   Publishers Agree To Wagner Terms, Engrayers Waiting

Engravers’ Union Sets  Pact Ballot   Eight Newspapers Reported Due To Resume Tomorrow

In New York News Strike  Publishers Accept Wagner Plan, Engravers Doubtful

N.Y. Papers Will Print Tomorrow   Union Expected To Ratify Pact Before Evening

Engravers Okay Terms In New York  $200 Million Strike Is About Over; News

Way Cleared for New York Papers ToResume Printing  Times, Herald Tribune Announce Weekday Prices Will be Hiked

N. Y. Papers May Publish On Thursday   Photoengravers Can Act Quickly To End Strike

ACCEPT TERMS OF WAGNER IN PAPER STRIKE  Too te al an oat tanta Oe OE dl ot «1

Rusk Hails First Step’ To Peace   Khrushchev Beams With  Satisfaction

ANAHEIM, INGLEWOOD INSTALLATIONS AMONG THOSE EYED  FBI Probes Air Plant Vending Machine Deals

Effect of Sales Tax Delay  Sharp Revenue Loss   Seek To Work Oui Maries County License Probley

Pans For Nuclear Age      To Unite Its Armed Forces Under Single Defense Ministry

FOR MOBILITY, FLEXIBILITY, FIRE-POWER ee  British to Unite Sea, Land, Air Forces

Britain To Unite Military  All CFarrae Ta (C;   All Forces To Go Under Defense Minister

British Plan Unification Of Defense   Debate Opens On Lack Of Confidence Motion By Labor

Storms Kil At Least Five In Midwest   Four Drown When Boats Overturned; Man Electrocuted

Goes on Air To Explain HisProgram   Explains Why Administration  Needs Tax Hike

Explains How He Proposes To Get Funds   No Mention Made of Specific Proposals  Or Row With GOPs

Scranton Presents His Case for Tax Increase On Radio, Television

Red Wall Is 2-Years Old Today   Symbol of Cruelty Also Depicts Man's Fight for Freedom

Inside Today   Memorial Services Held  Berlin Wall Of Shame Two Years Old Today

Symbol Of Communist Failure —  Berlin's Bloody Wall ‘Two Years Old Today

Two Years Old Today Memorial Rites Are Planned At  Berlin’s Wall

Svmbol of Cruelty (56. 5 2 3      Red Wall of Berlin Now Two Years Old

KEY VOTE NEAR ON TAX CUT MEASURE   Red Wall Of Berlin Is Two Years Old Today

Second Anniversary Of The Berlin Wall Recalls Its Grim Background

Two Years Old Today  Services Mark Anniversary Of Red Berlin Wal

Rites Planned As Memorial Beside Wall  West Berliners Mark Anniversary  Of Red Barrier

Symbol of Man‘s Cruelty to Man  Wall Dividing Berlin Built Two Years Ago

Two Years Later: Red Wall of Berlin Stands As Infamous Symbol of Man’s Cruelty to Man

New Castle Man Held In Holdup   Loot Taken In Bank Job  Is Recovered

New Castle Man With "Good' Reputation Held For $16,601 Bank Holdup

King Issues Warning   INET fev FV CUMIN  Birmingham Faces Renewed Racial Demonstrations

Imported Head Of Department Begins Duties   Changing ‘Image’ Allen's Top Goal

COPTER LOSSES 10 REDS PROBED   U.S. Officials Are Jolted by Dispatches From South Viet Nam

Happiness a Thing Called Houk   Houk's Secret Is Not So Deep Now

Kennedy Assailed on Tax Cut Again   In This Section   Challenge Kennedy to Act on Civil Rights

NEGRO LEADER  RAPS KENNEDY  CIVIL RIGHTS SAYS VOTERS ARE  WATCHING CLOSELY PRAISES G.0.P.

Pro-Cuba Conference Is Cause   Soldiers Move Into Federal Buildings

Unrest Mounts For Brazilians   Communist Agitators Try To Stir Showdown

Pro-Castro Conference  'n Balance  Goulart Acts T Block Anti-Red Gov. Lacerda

U.S. Again Eyes Issue of Russ Troops in Cuba   14,000 Left?   Red Zealots Stirring Crisis in Brazil

Unrest Mounts For Brazilians  " nenmersamies A amibatas   Communist Agitators Try To Stir Showdown

Unrest Mounts For Brazilians  Communist Agitators   Communist Agitators Try To Stir Showdown

Showdown Seems Near Between Two Brazil Factions  Communists Stir Unrest; Federal + mame Piva ava 4a Din Cimbimme

Red Conference In Brazil Stirs — Up Controversy   President Orders Federal Troops To Occupy Rio De Janeiro Buildinas

Lroops occupy Rio Goulart nears showdown  with anti-Red governor

Pro-Cuba Session May Stir Showdown Between Anti-Reds, Brazil Officials

Troops Occupy Buildings } Pro-Castro Meeting Brings Brazil Unrest

Red Aaitators Fanning Unrest  _ Troops Are Ordered  2. Ot. Bactidinn

Have you seen this flag tlying today?  United Nations F lag Got Start In Life as a Booster’s Button

Disappeared Over Cuba  Government Says Fliers Lost on Private Mission

Line Grounds Helicopters  Cause OF First  =, RRR, ie eee SE ss oe

Miss Barbara L. Kuhn, 23, New Oxford R. 1, Is Killed When Cycle Hits Sweeper

Chain-Reaction Fatal  At Least 6 Are Killed In Massive Collision Involving 17 Vehicles

In New Jersey  ~ -J4-Vehicle Crash Kills ~ Six Truckers On Turnpike

12 Trucks, 3 Cars Tangle  Six Truckers Killed in Turnpike Pileup

6 Truck Drivers Killed In 15-Vehicle Pileup   Fogbound Highway Tragedy Injures Seven In Crash Of 12 Trucks And Three Autos

OMe Searching for bodies     Six Dead In Jersey Pike Chain Reaction Crash

Six Killed OnN. Jersey  Turnpike   Seven Injured As 15 Vehicles  Crash in Fos

14 Vehicles Involved In Turnpike Crash   Mass Of Twisted Metal Covers Fog-Bound Highway

Chain Reaction Collision In Fog On New Jersey Pike  Crash Claims Lives Of Six

6 Are Killed In Terrific  N. J. Smashur   12 ‘Trucks, 3 Cars Collide. Ou Pike In Heavy Foe

Il Trucks. 3 Autos Involved   Heavy Fog Causes Crashes On Turnpike

Crash In Fog On Jersey Turnpike   14 Trucks, 3 Cars Pile Up; Six Killed

Inside Today's Times   SovietUnionWinsBackWavering LoyaltiesOf RomaniaOnPromise

Colleges Eyed   JFK Seeking Fast Actions  On Tax Cuts  President’s News Conference   Presidents News Conference  Reviews Activities In Europe

JFK Sees Hard Fight On Tax Cut   Tells News Conference Business Downturn Sure Unless Congress Acts

CUT TAXES TO HEAD OFF SLUMP-JFi   Renews Plea For Congressional Action, Expects Acceptable Bill; Fears Bigger Deficit Than Forecast.

JFK: Tax Cut or Recession   President Raps Rockefeller for Criticizing U.S.

JFK Warns Of Downturn   Says Congress Must Pass Tax Measures Quickly

Fears Economic Downturn  Kennedy Seeks S pool Action On Tax Cutting

Forecasts Hard Fight es ~-m--smens on 6  JFK: Quick Tax Action Essential

Prompt Congressional Action Said Vital— President Sees Economic Downturn Without Tax Cul

rears Siump In Economy If Action Delayed  Cause 11. < latande   Says U.S. Intends To Keep Present European Strenath

Without tax cuts, says Kennedy  Economy will move into downturn, perhaps in 1963

Kennedy Fears Recession If No Taxes Cut   President Expecting Hard Fight To Gain Approval In Conaress

Asks Congress To Act Kennedy Warns Of Recession If Tax Cul Isnt Given Promptly

JEK Sees Slump If  Tax Same   Kennedy Hits Back At U.S., Foreign Critics Of Policies

Kennedy Makes New Appeal On Tax Cut   If No Action Taken, He Sees Downturn In U.S. Economy

President Says Congress Better Cut Taxes Or Else  Prompt Action Needec Or Economy Will Fall,

Kennedy Fears Recession if No Taxes Cut  President Expecting Hard Fiaht To Gain

Kennedy: Tax Cu Necessary to Prevent Downturn  FROM SEU gee eg Wee   Sure Congress Will Pass Bill At This Session

Expects Congress to Act   Cut Taxes.fo: Avert Recession, JFK's Advice

Says U.S. To Retain Its Combat Strength In Europe; Main Goal To Fight Hemisphere Subversion

Kennedy Predicts Economy Downturn  If Congress Doesn’t Cut Taxes Quickly

Kennedy Expresses Views at News Meeting .... Tax Package Seen as Slump Deterrent

Slump Specter Raised Plois Foiled lf Tax Cut Postponed On De Gaulle

Optimistic About Bill Slide In kconomy Seen By Kennedy  Unless Taxes Cut

JFK Calls For Early  Tax Action   Sees Downturn If Congress Fails  To Approve Cuts

Kentiedy See: Recession If  No Tax Slash   Prompt Action By Congress Urged To Prevent Downturn

Suggests Quick Action Would Save Economy   President Expects Hard Fight Over Tax Leaislation

JFK Warns Tax Cut Is Necessary   President Says Recession Would Result Otherwise

Kennedy Says Tax Cut Required To Head off Economic Downturn   U.S., Allies to Discuss How To Form NATO Nuclear Unit

Meanwhile, back at Gen  Underground testing is resumed by US. Friday

As Disarmament Talks Continue U.S. Resumes Underground  Nuclear Tests in Nevada

A-BLASTS FIRED IN NEVADA TES}   U.S. Resumes Under. ground Testing; Geneva Talks Resume Tuesday

Gromyko, Rusk ‘Talk For 3 Hrs.  Conference Held In Cordial Manne

BY RUSK, GROMYKO jacanenemnassianenms aommmenemnmninumamanneen,  - Space test  ban talked

Possible agreement between Rusk-Gromyko  Satellite nuclecr weapon ban discussed

Rusk Sees Agreement With Reds   Secretary Meeting . With Gromyko Under ‘Cordial Atmosphere’

A-Weapons In Orbit Diseussed Rusk, Gromyke  Indicate Accord On Possible Ban

U.S., Russia Discuss Nuclear Ban in Space   Fact-Finders Ending Talks in Birmingham

‘Talk To Continue In Washington’ Gromyko And Rusk Diseuss Ban On Weapons In Space

Top Republicans Among Investors  Federal Agency to Probe Mortgage Insurance Firm

Home Loan Unif Will Investigate ‘Conflict’ Angle  Other State GOP Figures Invested In Stock Issue

AVAUTE OT Le Way Amateur Weatherman Blames Severe Winter Weather on Volcanic Activity

Ohio Farms Damaged As Twister Dips  Darke County Rural Residents Escape Injury

ss. Ww wes ee rT sr FF waa = =  Communists Step Up U.S. Spy Activities

Attorney General Says   Communists Stepping Up Espionage Activity

VIN Employe, Wite Arrested .. . Communists Reported  Stepping Up Spy Work

Demonstration at Pine Bluff Brings Suspension of Ten Students by AM&N Colleae

Meets Italian Commie Boss At Reception   President Ends Tour Today With Historic Meeting at Vatican

Kennedy. Pledges Italy Defense; Police:Manhandle U.S. Officials.

Incidents Mar  JFK Rome Visit   President Assures [falians U.S. Yo Guard ‘Pheir Freedom

Water Strikes Homes, Plants   Tornado Damage ‘In Millions’ In Alabama: Floods Leave 14 Dead

House Passes Foreign Aid Cut   Large Slash Denounced by President

Gov. Rockefeller Makes Strong Bid For State Backing  Offers Five-Point

Unprecedented Christmas Eve Session Held  Senate Is Expected To Pass $3 Billion

VIEW ACTION JOHNSON VICTORY   Vote 189-158 On $3 Bil. lion Compromise  PRESIDENT   Given Authority To Guar. antee Credit For Grain Sales To Russia

Unprecedented Christmas Eve Vote by House   Result 189-158  In Dawn Count

Action Clears Way for Yule Recess  _ President Johnson’s Backers Whip House Republicans

Johnson Wins Guarantee of Wheat Sale Credit   Bill Approved by 189-158 Vote In Unusual Session

AUTHORIZATION GUARANTEES RED WHEAT CREDIT   MARKS VICTORY FOR PRESIDENT; VOTE FAVORS BILL 189-159

President Wins  Red Grain Deal creait Authority  $3 Billion Outlay Shifted to Senate For Monday Vote

Senate Due To Approve Bill Friday   Republicans Lose Credit Guarantce Grain Sale Battle

Victory on aid money bill Johnsons Christmas aift   Sales ascnec?

Foreign Aid Bill Passed by House And Sent to Senate  Johnson Receives Guarantee Bostharit: mr Vili nnsa CL)

House Passes Aid Bill In Karly Morn Session; Now Goes To The Senate

Breaks Tradition With Early Meet Christmas Eve  Victory for Johnson, :

LBJ Given Authority In Wheat Deal   Measure Sent To Senate In Rare Yule Vote

Senate Okay On Measure Seen Friday  Adminictration   Administration Hails ‘Victory’ Over Wheat Ride:

en oneplete With Color TV. Bullet-Proof Windows  €12.000 Maternity Suite For Jackie

EDMONDSON GOES TOU. S. SENATE   Qklahoma’s Governor, 37 Resigns, Is Named to Replace Kerr

Edmondson Appointed To Succeed Sen. Kerr Fiery Oklahoma  Governor, 37, ‘Has Approval Of President

Edmonson Is Appointed Te Kert’s Seat   Has Blessing Of Kennedy; Kerr Jr. Will Be Candidate

SUCCEEDS OKLAHOMA’S KERR Gov. Edmondson Resigns; Appointed To Senate Seat

Oklahoma Gov. Resigns, Gains Seat In Senate  Mr Awrr P Edomnndenn   -Howard Edmondson, Democrat, Replaces ‘Late ‘Robert Kerr

Transfer Prevented Only by Tie in Vote  Would: Have Cut. Meeting. ta One a   Would:Have Cut Meeting. to One c Month Here Instead of Usual Two

Transfer Prevented Only by Tie in Vote   Would Have Cut Meeting to One a Month Here. Instead of Usual Two

The Weather   Considerable cloudiness Sat urday; a gradual cooling  trend; lows 15-20; highs Saturday 30-35.

President Going To Dedicate Dan  Kennedy Is Flying To Arkansas Today

Will Dedicate Arkansas Dam  President To Talk Today Where Faubus Lost To Ike

STATE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO SELECT GROUPS   TAKES TWO-WEEK HOLIDAY AFTER FILING KEY BILLS

Nikita Seen Cementing His Allies Before Entering The Tough Talks With Red Chin:

Communist Leaders Due In East Berlin   Full-Scale Red Summit Meeting Due In Week

While New Quarrels Are Erupting  Special U.S., British  Envoys Arrive In Moscow

To Meet With Khrushchev Harriman Arrives In Russia  For Test Ban Treaty Talks

Talks Open On Test Ban Treaty   U. S., British Envoy: Hear Khrushchev Will Participate

Sino-Soviet Fight Hints K Agreeable   Harriman, Hailsham To Confer With — Russian Premier

To Negotiate N-Test Ban   . . Harriman, Hailsham Arrive In Moscow

US., British Envoys Arrive For Test Meet   Harriman, Hailsham Scheduled to Confer  With Khrush Today

West, Soviets: Huddle Today In Test Talks  U.S., Britain, United Optimistic At Outse   U.S., Britain, United, Optimistic At Outset Of Ban Neaotiations

Miner’s Wife Talks Down Shaft   Three Miners, Given Up For Dead, Found Alive  — Communication And Suoplies Sent To   Communication And Supplies Sent To Entombed Men Through Drilled Hole

PREPARE TO LOWER FOOD PACKACES TO TRAPPED MEN   Trapped Men Direct Rescuers Drop Food to Miners,  Entombed for a Week

Rescuers Battle to Save Trapped Miners   Voice From the Depths: ‘We Are All Okay’

3 Trapped At Hazleton Report OK   But Rescuers Fear Possibility Of New Cave-In      Sulphur Water Prevents Bellyaches, Quips Man Trapped Deep in Mine

Military Charges Desertion   Father Of Five May Be Stockade Bound

Federal Fair Employment Rider Looms   Humphrey Will Try To Add Provision To JFK Rights Bill

Two Rebel Planes Raid Cuba Cities   Antiaireraft Guns Blaze in Havana;  Bomb Sugar Mill

CONTROL BLAZE IN FOREST CITY   EXPLOSION ROCKED REFINING COMPANY: HOMES EVACUATED

U.N. Boycott Urged Against Portugal   32 African Nations Urge Security Council To Aid Independence Goal

Store Kraft hearing opens  FIRM ASKS COUNTY TO DESIGNAT! AREA AS AN ‘INDUSTRIAL TRACT’

Fiseal Reform Plan Hinges on  Dems—Romney   Says Bipartisan Support Needed for Package

Democrats Hold Key To Tax Bill   House Taxation Group Has Compromise Bill; Romney Still Hopeful

U.S. Reviews Military, Aid Program In South Viet Nam   Rebels Offer New Story  * Deaths Labeled ‘Accidental Suicide’ -

Prepares To Back New Military Regime  U.S. Reviews Its Policies In South Viet Nam

U.S. Studies  Viet Policies   Military, Aid Programs Reviewed In Preparation to Backing Regime

Policies—Including Aid—Reviewed :  US. Set To Back  Saigon Leaders

US Reviews South Viet Nam Policy   Preparing To Back the New Military Regime

‘MIDWEST SNOW STORM CLAIMS 8 LIVES  Death Toll Hits 21 in Floods

Three-Day, Flood Toll  in East 21.  Streams Ebbing in Some Areas

Truck Measure, Co-Sponsored By Rep. Young, Advances To Final Vote Stage

..To Final Voting Stage ..  House Advances Measure To Boost Truck Weights

 Major Step for Sainthood Taken For Founder of Sisters of Charity

Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton Is Approved By Vatican For Beatification, Major Step On Road To Sainthood

Zoning Ordinance  10 Areas--and What They Are   By WILLIAM J. CLARK (Standard-Post Staff Writer}

It Was 90, But They Loved It   Zoning Ordinance  IQ Areas--and What They Are   By WILLIAM J. CLARK (Standard-Post Staff Writer)  FJagorTr HL *¢ DARTS

Young Prostitute Tells of Payoff to Ward Following Sex Orgies in His Apartment

Temperature Chart   Doctor Kept Earnings, Girl Testifies  ‘Ace Witness Describes Love For Hire

Gite Jays Wa Ware  Charged Patrons  Candid Witness Tells of ‘Work’

Prostitute Says Ward Received Money For Her Service, Including Whippings

ACE WITNESS TESTIFIES  Young Woman Reports Ward Collected for Her Services

Editorial Claims Betrayal  Red China Suspects Nikita Seeks Nuclear Understandina

ASIANS WANT TO PUSH AHEAD WITH ATOMIC WORK  China Fears K-U.S. Accord

Atom Pact Opposed By Chinese   Fear Khrushchev Agreemea Might Rob Communism of Nuclear Power Threat

Chinese Suspect Tricks By Khrush   ‘By WILLIAM L. RYAN, AP Special Correspondent

An AP News Analysis  Red Chinese Suspect Nik Is Too Tolerant Toward West

- Peking Dreads Nuclear Compromise  ‘Red Chinese Aim Blast at Khrush

Red China Fears Possible Soviet-U. S. Atomic Deal   Marlow Report Breach Between Russia,  Red China Grows Wider

lmertcans Join Viet Nam Battle  ~ Yanks Trap Red Guerrilla Unit      Americans Join Viet Nam Battle   The Newt:   An AP News Analysis Nikita Stirs Peking Nuclear Suspicion

Claims Nikita ‘Soft’ on Nuclear Arms  Red China Fears U.S.-Russia ‘Deal’

Toleration Of Western System  Chinese Hint Khrushcher Eyes Atom Deal With U.S.

Does Red China Suspect Nikita of Planning Deal With US on Use of N-Arms?

JVews analysis  eeeeeventenestrareenreesisisnrniy   China fears nuclear pact

Ideological Split: ‘Chinese Unhappy About Soviet’s New Attitude  ;

‘Threat to nation’s security’  lke blasts administration for dangerous spending

Budget called extravagent Spending for spending’s sake hit by Eisenhower

Eisenhower accuses Kennedy administration of dangerous ‘spending for spending’s sake’   Duty to encak

Today In Nation’s: Captial   White House ‘Spending For Spending's Sake’ Says Ike

 Hits ‘Risky’ Fiscal Plan IkeCriticizes*‘S pending For Spending’s Sake’

tat py 3,0 UGGS ure ————————  Tke Accuses Administration Of Unnecessary Spending

Congress Opens Today With Bitter Rules Committee Fight Already in Progress

Dems Assure JFK Of Opening Victory  In Rules Committee  Oppostion Lines Up Strictly Along Solid Party Lines So Far

GOP Makes Political Rules Move   Opening Day Battle Looms In Congress

Kennedy Faces Rules Battle   Republicans Jolt Quick-Victory Hope

PODRES BOOKED Dodger Pitcher Posts Bond or  Drunken Driving Charce

‘Calm and Confident’ Mrs. Cooper Expresses Pride ‘In Husband's Historic Feat

Mrs. Cooper Expresses Pride of F amily On Astronaut’s Historic Space Flight

N.J. Firm Buys Idle Rubber Plant Here   Charges fly In Nursing Home Fire Inquiry 

Rogers Again Heads County Red Cross Chapter   Other Officers Also Elected at Meeting Wednesday, July 24; Progress Reports Heard

Delivery Men See Double - And Triple   The Streets Are There — But Where?

Delivery Men See Double - And Triple   Ths Setets doe Theres Bat Where!

Somber Romediys Spend      Mourners Still Marching To Grave Of Slain Chiet

‘Weather keeps grieving ‘Kennedy family indoors   Californian to help design rave marker

598 Died In Holiday Accidents   (By the Associated Press} Tratfic Fires Miscellaneous

‘Punishment’ ls Hinted For Rhodes Critic   State Educator Denied Funds To Preside Over National Convention

Khrushchev Gains Diplomatic Victory Over Red China  ‘Castro Wins Support Pledge

Khrush Gains Castro Support In Peking Feud   Public Endorsement of Soviet Stand Seen Setback for Com: munist China.

P.O. Dept.  Pressures  Against Cut Order No New  Hirings by 68 Larger Offices

No New Hirings In Big Offices; May Cut Service   Talk of Extending Restrictions to Other Communities; “Blackjack” Say Congress Leaders.

 In 68 Largest Units  Post Office Restrictions Ordered to Meet Budget Cuts

Clamp Down Ordered On  Expenses   Overtime Pay New Hirings Are Terminated

Postmaster Cuts Payroll   New Hiring, Overtime To Halt At 68 Laraest Post Offices

Biggest Branches Curtailed  Post Office Matches Congress Fund Cut

One Portion Of Document Under Fire   Attorney General Will Split Staff When Case Goes to High Court

Says New-Con Apportionment in Violation   Atty. Gen. Kelley Reiterates Opinion on Provision

Funds To Be Diverted — Salvage on ‘Skybolt’ May Hit $200 Million

SOME SALVAGE FROM SKYBOLT   $200 MILLION MAY BE DIVERTED TO OTHER PROGRAMS

18-Year Vote Age Proposed By U.S. Unit  Calls For Dropping Poll Tax, Literacy Tests To Oualify

States Asked fo Drop Voter Age Limit fo 18   Poll Taxes and Literacy Tests Are Also Denounced

Seek To Lower  Voting Age   Presidential Group Also Recommends Eliminating Poll  Woenn Titoarany Tact

Drop Voting Age To 18,  States Urged  Commission Calls  For End Of Poll  Tax, Literacy Tests

Makes recommendations to Johnson  Commission raps roadblocks to voting

Cheer Fund Now Over $5,000 Level   Lower Voting Age Urged By Commission

Group Urge: Voting Age Drop to 18   Presidential Body Also Wants Poll  Taxes Eliminated

Minimum Age To Vote At. 18 Is Asked   Commission Makes Recommendatians To  Cut Out Poll Tax

Recommend That Voting Age Be Dropped To I  Commiss Wants Pall Tas To Be Abolished

Inside Today   Presidential Group Would Make Voting Age 18 In US.

Johnson Urges Alt States fo Abolish Unfair Vole Laws  Commission Suggests esas... 6. mw. mk

Commission Would Drop Minimum Age   Also Urges End To Literacy Tests, Tax Requirements

Voting Age Cut Recommended  Elimination of Poll Taxes Also Urged

LBJ Urges Removal of Vote Curbs   Asks Review by States Commission for 18 As Age Floor

Inside Today’s Times   Changes n Voting Laws Urged   Would Drop Minimum Age To 18

Asks Polling Roadblocks Be Removed   Test, Tax Ban Sought; 18 As Voting Age Urged

Mine Blast, Train Wreck Shock Nation  Explosion Claims 327; Rail Crash Fatal To 155; Higher Toll Seen

A Black Day:In: Japan... .- Mine: Train Tragedies Death Toll Is 482

Mine Explosion, Train Collision Create Horror  Scores Injured; Toll of Fatalities Expected to Climb

Where To Find It   NE. ARLY 500 KILLED, HUNDREDS INJURED        Double Disasters Shock Japan         Most Tragic Toll Since World War I

Mine, Train Tolls Continue to Rise;  Japan Is Stunned Mine Dead 327: Train 163

squabble In Court   Dewey Firm To   Aid in Girl Scout Big-Little’ Fight

Rusk Qutlines Pact To Senators Today   Kennedy Divides Time  Between Wife, Duties

State Dept. Discounts CubaThrust As Minor  Ye.) Ve lec   Rival Exiles Claim Activity Hampers Cause By Major Group

‘State Department, Rival Exile Group ‘Belittle Commando Thrust Into Cuba

Commando Action Belittled   State Dept. And Exile Group Deplore Inaccurate Reports

Cuba Commando Thrust Termed Minor Affair   U.S., Exile Group Belittle Operation Of Revolutionaries

Ceylon Seeks U.N. Session. On Viet Nam   Bayenets, curlew keep uneasy peace in South Viet Nam, Page

Late Bulletin  FARMS PARTICIPATING IN 1963 FEED GRAIN PROGRAM TOP Last YEAR’S COUNTY ue  Signup Wednesday ‘ te 190% EFarme ’

Late Bulletin  FARMS PARTICIPATING IN 1963 FEED GRAIN PROGRAM TOP LAST YEAR'S COUNTY TOTAL  Clnnin Wadnaeday

Late Bulletin  FARMS PARTICIPATING IN 1%3 FEED GRAIN PROGRAM TOP LAST YEAR'S COUNTY TOTAL

Damage Set At $300,000 In Explosion  Huge Blast Wrecks Fireworks Plant At

JFK Asks ‘Citizen’ Changes   Congress Urged To Do Away With Present Quotas

Kennedy Urges Immigration Quota Scrappine   Lists Basis for Priority Claims

Would Ease  Immigration   President Urges Unjust Quotas Gradually Scrapped by Congress

Kennedy Asks New Quotas for Immigration  Priority System Would Replace Old

Kennedy Says Allocations Are ‘Unjust’   Asks Congress Make Necessary ‘Corrections’

Shawnee Forest Funds O.K.’d Southern Ohio Gets $1.3 Million Lake Plan For Adams County

Municipalities Allowed To Establish Colleges Under Proposed Bill

Subs in Range of Southern Russia  - Polaris Missiles Could Strike Potential Soviet Union Targets

Missile Sub Starts Duty In Mid East   Precedes Removal Of Obsolete Arms From Turkey. Italy

Will Remove Land-Based Rockets   Nikita’s Southside Exposed To Polaris as U.S. Sub On Mediterranean Patrol

Mediterranean Force Gets First Polaris Sub  Two More Planned To Replace Missiles In Turkey, Italy

Polaris Sub Starts Mediterranean Duty   Has Russ Targets In Ranae

First Sub In Mediterranean   Russia In Range  Ot U. 8. Polaris   PERMITS QUICK FIRING

New targets for Polaris   Nuclear armed sub now patrols Mediterranean

Adult 4-H Leaders Will Be Honored At Recognition Banquet On Nov. 7

si Se wee RB Weesr 1.FCeee EPCCEDS iF eS SEE aD yd SPEED i eee ae geecee  Mid- Air Calamity ‘Avoided By Boeing 707 Pilot

Hasty But Wise Decision ‘Continental Pilot Averts  Collision With AF Plane

Pilot Reports Very Near Miss  Jet, Tanker Avert Mid-Air Collision

SERRE RE EEE ER EE EERE EERE REESE EERE EE EERE EERE EERE - Seat Belts Block Injuries:  AERIAL NEAR-MISS RELATED

‘Airliner Pilot Averts Collision With AF Jet: Both At Same Altitude.

[Three Traffic Control Operators . Suspended For Near Air Collision

__ Big Brass Before House Committee Navy Puts On Full Steam In Bid For Modern Fleet

Cuba Sends Note Of Protest to U.S. for Raid   675 ARRIVE FROM CUBA ON SHIP  Refugees Get Cool Reception from Officials

France Stands Alone  Report Western Allies Split On New Approach to Berlin

Allies Split On Pursuing New Berlin Talks   France Wants To Rebuff Reds

Kennedy Buried In Arlington   ; 250,000 IN ‘JOHN F. KENNEDY SQUARE’  West Berliners Mourn Kennedy

'Homage to Dead Brother  250,000 W . Berliners Pay Tribute to Kennedy

tADIO BROADCAST mn ~ Exiles In Cuba ~ Call On Castro. Militia To Rebel

'\Tourist Finds Moscow, Peking Different  ‘Communist China Land of Contrasts

Not To Change Views  Chinese Look On Russia As Respected, Loved Teacher Who Has Gone Astray

14th Consecutive Year Peking Voted to Stay Out  U.N. Refuses to Seat Red China

Disaster Decimates Village  26 Children Are Orphanec By Swiss Airliner Crash

Over 50 Orphaned  Tiny Swiss Town Numb With Shock ‘Over Air Tragedy

38 Couples Dead  What Of Children?  Sobs Grandmother After Plane Crash

43 FROM VILLAGE DIE IN CRASH  Tragedy Touches Half 01 Swiss Hamlet's Families

javeres* Yiclory NETO \Climbers Homed In on Flag --Then They Were on Top

American Artists  Still Love Paris   Clondy   Conquerors Tell Story Of Mountair

Stars and Stripes Led To Summii   Conquerors of Everest’: West Face Helped By Waving Flag

Everest Ridge ‘Pretty Rotten,’ Declare American Mountain Climbers in Two-Way Ascent

West ridge climb  often pretty rotten OLD GLORY SIGH T FOR SORE EYES

Rough.  Going On  Everest ‘Old Glory’  Was a Sight For Sore Eyes

Regular meeting of the L.0.O.M. will be held Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. in the I.0.0.F. Hall.

Cuba Focus  Shifts To  Subversion Keating, Humphrey  Themand Aentan   Keating, Humphrey Demand Action In Hemisphere

Luba Dispute hecedes Senators Want Action To Stop ‘Red Subversion

ACTION URGED  Cuba Controversy Shitts To Danger Of Latin Subversion

LUDA URIGLIN West Hemisphere Danger Is Feared   BY STEVENSON Troops In Cuba Said No Threat

Focus on Cuba Now Shiffs Toward Subversion   Says Adlai Stevenson . Soviet Troopers on Cuban Soil Not Regarded as Threat to U.S.

Solons Fear Hemisphere Subversion   Keoting, Humphrey Stress Cuba Threat To Latin America

Hurricane May Alter Big Litt   Expect Planes to Tak Northern Route to Avoid Headwinds

Hurricane Winds Threaten Possible Delay Of Armvy’s 16,000-Man Texas ‘Big Lift’

Some Flights May Be Revised Because  Of Hurricane Off East Coast

Bic Bite   MAY AFFECT SOME FLIGHTS Hurricane Threatens urricane ihreatens  Liftoff of ‘Bis Lift

edys Missing the Fun  2 000 Frolic In Annual Easte! Egg Rolling At White House

Behind Noise Of Demonstrations:  Negro Job Upgrading Starts In Dixie In Some Locations

‘Outrageous’ Is Cry Raised On Salaries  Statehouse Rocks Over Charges On Rhodes’ Staff Pay

‘Outrageous’ Rhodes Staff Salaries Hit   Senate Minority Chief Levels Attack On ‘Austerity’ Proqram

Dems pinch Rhodes in his pocketbook   Charge governor’s staff salaries are ‘outrageous’

Sen. King Says Secretary Gets $9,900  Rhodes Criticized For Staff's Salary

News Index   Critics Call High Price Of Help On Governor Rhodes’ Staff Outrageou

Meet Economic Conditions — Flexible Work Week Proposed by Reuther

Flexibility Favored In  Work Week   Reuther Prefers Shift To Rigid 35-Hour Proposal

, Church unity grows (See story page 2)   Reuther asks’ flexible week

Flexible Work Week ls Favored   It Would Be Shifted As To Economic Winds

Kennedy Administration Bows To Wishes Of Prince Sihanouk Cambodian Aid Terminated

Dire Future Forecast for Strategic Asian Nation  U.S. TERMINATES CAMBODIAN AID

America Has No Choice But To Bow Out   Russia, Red China Expected To Rush To Sihanouk’s Side

Chinese Deny Truth Of Hot Accusations   Communist Peace _ Unlikely At Meeting Today On Ideology

Bitter Charges Soviets, Chinese Feud  On Eve Of Peace Talks   Nikita Wishes U. S.  ‘Peace, Prosperity’

Charges Swapped By Reds  Soviet, China   Soviet, China Meet Fades

Soviets Hurl  Lying Charges  Against China Accusations Darken  Changes for Peace Meet Opening Today

FINAL EDITION   INDEX   Talks Set To Open Today   Issues In Dispute Full Rundewn, Page 7

Moscow Accuses Chinese Reds Of Lies, Slander, Law-Breaking      Rough Charges, Peking Bitter Denial, Cloud  “Peace” Meeting

Peace {alks Are Still On In Moscow  Nub Of Argument   Nub Of Argument Is Chinese Letter Denouncing Khrust

Moscow Tosses Bitter Charges At Red Chinese   Peiping Violated Soviet Sovereignty, Russians Assert

Some Changes ‘Willaredt ond)  . Taylor Announce Gannnek tie Lave

Secranton’s Tax Proposal In Trouble   GOP Leadership Pledges Support To New. Levies

Cancels Effort To Collect War ‘Bill’ From Survivor Of Bataan Death March

Taal deel aeeneesnten iit eet den liana niente neni aiadaenemeattitameineeneinieaataimminimiinis  Bataan Death March Survivor Glad Govt. Delaying Demanc

U.S. Delays Effort To Collect War Relief Pay From Ex-Marine’s Family

He May Not Have To Pay ‘Bill— Death March Survivor's War Debt Suspended

Death March Survivor Sees U. 5. Shelve Dun   State Department Postpones Collection Of Relief Payments

Bataan Surviver Happy  State Department Delays Efforts To Collect for Emergency Relief

Death March Survivor Gets Reprieve From Paying Back World War LI Relief Money

Attempts To Collect Relief Payment Ended   Death March Survivor Happy

Small Boy Is Killed By Car Tuesday   Uncle Sam Cancels Debt Of Bataan Death March Survivor

Seeks War Relief Bill State Department Lifts Demands for Payment

Bataan Veteran Happy When State Dept. Delays Demand For War Relief Payments

Shaft Reaches Bova; Effort Al Contact Fails   Additional story on Pace 15-A.

Workers Drive Escape Shaft ° Toward Bova  Drill Is Through Mine Chamber, No   Drill Is Through Mine Chamber, No _Centact Made Yet

Escape Hole Seeks Bova At 305 Feet   Workers Continue: Attempt To Save -: Miner At Hazleton

Drill Reaches Bova Chamber But No Contact Made: Fellin Believes Bova Is Still Alive

Thorough Police Probe Only Deepens Mystery of Two Slaia Railroad Men

Rhodes Name: Agriculture, Safety Heads   Lebanon And Xenia Men Appointed To Administration

New Cabinet Is Nearing Completion Rhodes Names Highway Safety And Ag Directors

New Scare on Food Poisoning   Housewives Urged To Destroy Smoked Fish in Their Homes

PAWIU AIS STE  FDA. Urges Destruction of ‘Great Lakes Smoked Fish

Botulism Food Poison Scare Flares Anew   Warn of Whitefish Chubs Produced in Lakes Region

Sterms on the Move   “Warn Housewives About Lake Area Smoked Fish .

Great Lakes Fish Involved FDA Issues Warning In New Food Poison Scare

Botulism Scare Renewed, Advises Smoked Fish Be Removed From Homes

Destroy Fish Items, U.S. Agency Urges  Food Poisoning Scare Flares Anew Woes FTA Warning

Emergency Advisory to Housewives Scare Over Botulism Food (Poisoning Is Flaring Anew  D 1 }

FDA Issues Advisory Qn Smoked Fish   Housewives Urged To Get Rid of Any From Great Lakes

EMERGENCY ADVISORY  Poisoning Scare Revived; ‘Get Rid Of Fish Products!’

Warning by Agency on Poisonings   Housewives Told: Get Rid of Smoked Fish From Lakes Belt   Find Organisms

'Left-Winger Den ies Being Assass in  Seek Death Penalty Fot Accused Killer Of JFK

Uncover Pictures Of Suspect Holding Murder Rifle   Police Claim Airtight Case Against Oswald   Death Penalty Sure!

Another Kennedy Kin   3 Brother-in-Law Steve  Dem Troubleshooter

State Assembly  ‘Three Major Issues” Left Unresolved As Session Is Completed

 Measure Seen Too Much to Swallow  ‘Rabid ‘Righters’ Push Roughest Eill

Reich Snubs Special Link With France   Treaty of Accord in Diplomacy. Defense, Culture Is Approved

Bills Cleared For Showdown Action Monday   House, Senate Recess   After Advancing Measures: New Session Slated.

Figures Civilization Has 37 More Years Before It Will Fall on Its Face. Go Boom

Test Ban Progress  Is Cited  Phase Cenmebn   Dour Gromyko Cracks Jokes

78 places recently denied liquor to state agents, Hughes reports

Nuclear Test Ban Hope Up   Apparently Depends On Whether “K’ Wants Anything In Return; Surprise Meeting With Harriman

a. rer  Finishing Touches Added-Nuclear Testing Ban OK Appears Certain

Hopes High For Nuclear  Test Accord  Harriman Expected   Harriman Expected To Initial Pact Today Or Tuesday

Last-Minute Balk Could Kill Treaty   Ave Has Unscheduled Parley With Nikita

KHRUSHCHEV IS  KEY T0 SUCCESS  OF NUCLEAR BAN ONLY LAST MINUTE  OBSTACLE CAN STOP SIGNING OF PACT

LAST-MINUTE OBSTACLE POSSIBLE  Soviets Report Finishing Touches Put On Test Ban

Near Signing N-Ban Accorc   Finishing Touches Put on Treaty By East-West Groups at Moscow

Harriman Seen Ready To Initial It  K Invites U.S. Delegates tn a Secret Meeting

Conference Approaches  Conclusion  Success in Offing Barring Last-Minute Gimmick by Nikita

RED PRICE FOR SIGNING IS QUESTION   Harriman Ready To Accept And Start Back To U.S. Russian Wants Non-Aggression Pact.

Nuclear Test Pact Ready For Inifialing  Only Last-Minute Obstacle Could Block Agreement

Nuclear Test Ban Agreement Near But Allies Fearful Of Last-Minute Red Roadblock

Only Belated Objections By Khrushchev Can Stop Signing Of Nuclear Pact

Nuclear Test Treaty Virtually Completed   Governors’ Parley Opens;  Civil Rights Step Debated

U.S. Officials Talk With ‘Kk’  After Session   Harriman Ready To Return Wednesday, Washington Hears

Test Ban On Verge  Of Reality   Negotiators May Sign Pact  By Tomorrow

Harriman May Initial Pact Today   Only Last-Minute Hurdle by Nikita May Block Accord

Final Touch Put On Test Ban Treaty   Pact ‘Complete’ Unless Khrushchey Sets New Hurdle

Finishing Touchés Are Being Puf on TestBan Trealy ©   Sea Pact As Ausurad Unless Soviets Block t With Naw Bamaad

Pact Ready For Initials  Of Approval   West Reports Only Russian Roadblock  Can Bring Failure

Nuclear Talks May Hinge On Red’s Signing Price   Agreement Virtually.Ready But Russian Tie-in Demand Could Block I

Nuclear Pact Believed Near As Harmony Rules In Russia   Chinese And Russians Plan For Later Meet

Put finishing touches on test ban pact  Unless Soviets toas up hurdle.

Harriman Expected to Ink  The Test Ban Treaty Today   Negotiations Regarded as Virtually Complete

Claims We Are Hatching Nuclear War: Embassy,  To Boycott Red Parade

Capital Punishment, Sunday Closing Issues Pick Up Heat in Legislature

1963 Goal Set At $17,931 Community Chest Drive Kickoff Is Set For Oct. 7

PROTEST FEDERATION OF MALAYSIA =aum Indonesians Mok British Embassy

Daily News Index   NOT ON a COMMISSION, MURRAY SAYS  ‘Poor Ou Man Better Than feich?  “Sete, Si eee ae! Sees See Paes

Yearly Assessment For City Drivers — Nation's 'Highway Fund’ Cost Here Is $444,300

Living Costs Analyzed By U.S. Ageney   Consumer Price Index Holding To Steady Pace

o Husband  Widow Savs P lane Carried Arms, Amma  Exploded, Crashed Killin

‘Mystery-Shrouded’ Air Crash Causes Charges To Be Filed in Court

Accusation Made i in Federal Cour t:  Pilot in Mystery Crash Often Hauled Arms for Cuban Exiles

Says Pilot Bore Arms For Exiles   Insurance Litigation in Mystery Explosion Has New Angle   Had Gun Shop

Drafting Bill Asking For Creation Of College Center In NW. Kansas

Top Post Goes lo Rabinovitz, 1960 Supporter  Kohler Co. Strike Figure Successor  oe Serge ce cnt te

Western District — Appointee   Sheboygan Lawyer Backed Kennedy ~

President Goes Into Closed Session With Leaders of Six Latin Nations.   Soviet Planes ‘Snoop’ on USS. Carrier at Sea

American Army Officer Kidnaped By Castro  Military Missio Aide in Caracas Abhdneted im Car

Four Force Chenault From Official Car   Enroute To Headquarters Wher Taken At Gunpoint

Army Colonel Is Kidnaped At Gunpoint   Victim ls Member Of American Military Mission

Propaganda Is ‘Purpose’ ieee eee  Venezuelan Terrorists  Kidnap U.S. Army Aide

US. Colonel Kidnaped  in Venezuela   Phone Call Assures Embassy Officer Will Not Be Harmed

Arm y otfieer k idnaped   Victim serves with mission in Venesuels

VENEZUELA IN UPROAR Pro-Castro Terrorists  Kidnap U.S. Militiaman

Venezuela Gunmen  Kidnap US. Official   Terrorists Seize Col. James Chenault

U.S. Colonel Is Kidnaped In Venezuela   Betancourt Directs Hunt; Election Near

U.S. Venezuela Aide Kidnaped   Assistant Chief Of Army Mission ~ Taken At Gunpoint

U.S. Colonel Kidnaped In  Venezuela  Four Armed Men Abduct Officer, Pentagon Reports

Almost-Like A Picnic .  Nixon Gets “Sentimental At His Farewell Party

State Financing Showdown Due In Week Ahead   Bellmon's Delay Worrying Solons

epeats Charges Against U  Castro Threatens to Seek Long-Range Jets for Cuba

Long-Range Craft Felt Necessary   U.S. Blamed For Two Raids By Anti-Castro Exiles In Caribbean

UNITED STATES BLAMED Castro Threatens Arming Cuba To Counteract Raids By Exiles

PICK-UP TRUCK PLOWS  INTO HERD OF CATTLE ON GRAVELED ROAD — THREE ANIMAIS KITI ED

PICK-UP TRUCK PLOWS INTO HERD OF CATTLE  ON GRAVELED ROAD — MUPPET ANTIROATOC WITT ON

LaunchPlan For Saturn  OnSchedule   16-Story Rocket To Orbit Record 19.Ton Satellite

Where To Find It   CONNALLY WAITING Legislators Expect  Spending Bill Veto

U.S. Asks Red Help to Stop Laos Fiahtina   Russia Urged to Cor. rect Communist Vio. lation of Cease-Fire Aoreement.

Interim Ban Law Beaten Gov. Hughes Names Two  Despite Senate Rejection

Rejected by lowa Senate Barry, Crawford, given interim appointments by Hughes today

State College Resident Was Pilot ...  Plane Crashes Near Tyrone: 3 Men Die

Skids Fatal to Four in State  Road Toll Now   Road Toll Now Is Up to 730

Pact on Space Weapons Neal  U.S., Russia To Ban Nuclear Satellites

U. S.-Soviet “Space War’ Ban Sighted   East-West Accord Reached, Outlaws Armed Satellites

BIG 3 AGREE IN) PRINCIPLE ON PROPOSAI   Expected to Translate Ac. tion Into.a Public Declaration   Gromyko to Seek Kennedy on Follow-Up of Test Ban Treaty

Shades of the Past—   Public Pledge on Nuclear Space Accord is Predicted

Formal Pact Expected   Public U.S.-Soviet Pledge Seen Result Of East-West Parley

President. Soviet Aide Slate Talk   Big 3 Ministers Table Negotiations On Disarmament

U. S., Soviet Union Will Pledge Ban on  Nuclear Satellites Gromyko Plans Talks With   Gromyko Plans Talks With President and Secretary Rusk

Big 2 Agree on Space H-Ban    East, West Agree to Principle Outlawing Orbiting Nuclear Bombs

Set Accord  In Principle U.S., Soviets, British  Anneunce Prosress

Big 3 Reach Space A-Arms (Ban Accord   Rusk, Gromyko, Home Wind Up Week of Meetings

Big Two Pledge On Space Afom Ban Predicted   East-West Agreement In Principal Reached In New York Talks

Atom May Be Barred  FromSpace   Declaration Is Expected Soon From U. S., Reds

Mansfield To F orce Windup of Rule Fight   Liberals Backing Revision Slate  Gag Rule Use

HARK THE HERALD -   College To Bring Many “By-Product” Benefits—

Queen May Pick Mac's Successor   Conservative Wings Refuse Appointment Of Butler, Hailsham

heir for Mac May Be Choice Of Elizabeth  Conservatives Still Battling Over Succeceor

Mac Job Wrangle Unsolved  Queen To Name   Queen To Name Prime Minister?

New Rights Steps Urged By Reuther  Damage Payments In Discrimination gt  TP. —rsi—‘“‘“‘iéi‘C; z é ‘(<,

SUGGESTS ADDITIONS  Strengthen Civil Rights Program, Says Reuther

speaks Derore subcommittee Strengthening of  Civil Rights Plan Urgedby Reuther

Auto Worker Leader Seeks Bill Passage   Lauds First Step, Cites Necessity Of Stronger Program

Backs JFK Package As First Step   Proposes Payment Of Damages In Discrimination

[Eestifies in Washington Reuther Urges Strong Civil Rights Program

Reuther Urges OK For JFK's Civil Rights   Damages To Persons Discriminated Against Asked By Labor Aide

INCLUDING DAMAGES TO BIAS VICTIMS Reuther Urges Congress To Strengthen Rights Program

Che Bakersfield Californian  Reuther Backs JFK to Hilt on Equality

Union Chief Baeks Civil Rigas  Plan  oe ee a   Reuther Calls On Congress To Put Teeth Into Program

Reuther In ‘Rights’ Plea To Congress  Asks Kennedy's   Asks Kennedy’s Program Be Strengthened

85 At Airing Of Legislation For Schools  Session Of County Roards« Held With

KSTA’s Wright Takes Few Jahs At —  erms '63 Session  anana Session’

Four drown  in farm pond Brothers bodies recovered from water in lowa

Suspect Is Nabbed In Fort Worth   Denies He Had Any Connection With JFK Death

Higher Ups Live It Up; State Pays   Auditor Shines Spotlight Ou Mackinaw Island

Rail Unions Seeking Ways To Save 65,000 Train Jobs  New Bargaining Talks Follow Court’s Decision   New Bargaining Talks Follow Court’s Decisior

Rails, Unions Gird for Vital Talks   March 13 Date Set In Wake of Edict — Backing Carriers

Win Work Rule Fight  Bargaining Talks   Bargaining Talks Set March 13 After Ruline

3 Rail Unions  Plan Meeting  With Carriers   New Bargaining Talks Set After High Court Ruling

Rail Unions Meet Carriers   Effort To Save 65,000 Jobs Is “Aim Of Talks

But Unions Hopeful Of Saving Jobs  New Bargaining Talks Set For Fn + oe a on

Union Heads, Railroads To Begin Parley   Efforts To Save Johs Afier Court Decision Started

65,000 Jobs to Be Eliminated  No National Strike by Rail Unions Seen

New Bargaining Talks Slated on Railroad Rules  Brotherhoods Warn

Railroads, Unions  Meet Next Week   Work Rule Change Will Top Agenda

Vastra Det he ~ Unions, Railroads Schedule ‘Bargaining Talks Next Week

Rail Unions Will Try To Save Jobs   Bargaining Talks Set With Carriers In Crucial Parley

LBJ Honors. Official Who     Shielded Him  Cc. fla pamaning Cp. . .

Johnson Cites Man’ For ‘Bravery :  Secret Service. :  Agent Honored

Signs Of Fall Hug Canada Border Area  Showers, Cloudy   Showers, Cloudy Weather Blanket: Huge’ Part Of U. S.

U.S. Duo Leaves For Viet Nam   Receive Final Instructions  From Kennedy; Rall Rundy Attan;

McNamara and Taylor Take Off for Viet Nam   Following Final Conference With President

2 Leaders — Board Plane  For Saigon   Military Heads To Review Fight ~ Against Communists

McNamara and Taylor Heading To S. Viet Nam   Depart Following White House Visit

Confer With Kennedy Before Leaving to Find Out Whether Military Effort Has Been Adversely Affected by ‘Unrest’

McNamara, Taylor Review Tasks Betore Trip  Kennedy Probes Viet Nam Situation

FINDINGS , MAY ALTER U.S. POLICY   Hurry-Up Trip Will Cover Most Turbulent Nation

McNamara, Taylor Off to S. Viet Nam   Special Fact-Finders Receive Final Inctructions From JFK at White Hous:

M'NAMARA, TAYLOR OFF FOR SAIGON   Top. Aides Confer With JFK Before Leaving For Asia

Military Chiefs Flying To Troubled Viet Nam   See wire photo page %

Ww ne Ww W Ww ake Officials Leave On Fact-Finding Viet Nam Mission

On fact-finding mission for JFK McNamara, Gen. Taylor flytoS Viet Nam today

McNamara And Taylor Head East   Taylor, McNamara Prepare To Head To Viet Nam Front

Kennedy Aides Take Off For South Viet Nam   McNamara And Gen. Taylor Leave On Special Fact-Finding Mission

2 Military Chiels Off  To Saigon   Flight Follows Viet Nam Review  With Kennedy

Washington: hr  McNamara, Taylor Fly  To Vietnam  To Study Effects Of Political Unrest On Military Effort

McNamara, Taylor Fly fo Investigate in South Viet Nam   To See If Internal Woes Have Slowed Wer Against Reds,

Dollar Days Slated Here This Week-End   BRETHREN YOUTH OPEN REVIVAL SERIES HERE

Space Technologist Predicts Superrockets May Lift Space Convoy To Mars By '75

Superrockets Possible By 1975 For Manned Flights To Mars   Space:

New Legislature Issues Shaping Up With Rush of Bills  Lawmakers Map New Battlelines Of ‘63 Session

Truck rolls when brakes give out  Twelve killed, many hurt in southern Utah tragedy

IN REMOTE UTAH DESERT.  12 Die In Plunge OfT Truck Loaded: With Boy Scouts:

JFK Urges Help For US Youth   Special Message T« Congress Devoted To Young People

- Domestic Peace Corps Asked Congress Urged to Help U.S. Youth in Kennedy Message

Tells Solons Of Need For Federal Aid   Home Town Peace Corps; New CCC Plan Proposed

in Message To Congress:  JFK Urges Helping Hand For American Youth   Kennedy Says Tax Cut  Will Prevent Recession

President Regards Tax Cut Proposal as Means To Prevent Recession   JFK Urges Congress To Aid American Youth

LODGE, JFK CONFER    .. US. Policy Is To Help Viet Nam Beat Reds

DeGaulle Handed Deteat  Common Market   Common Market Rejects Attempt   DeGaulle Faces Tough Fight  See Page 6

COUNTY ASSOCIATION : a i  FOR RETARDED CHILDREN  TO MEET WEDNESDAY !

DIAL PO 3-343T FoR AD TAKER      ‘Woman Sought In Bank ‘Embezzlement Incident

For The Killer: A 3-Day Start Police On Cold Trail In Starlet ‘Murder’

Young Actress Is Killed Officers P ushing Probe Of Hollywood Strangling

Hollywood Slaying — Oe Staying  Detectives Question  Friends Of Actress

NO MORE MONEY FOR STATE’S COLLEGES  Tax Bill Offers Big School Aid Hike

Army Equipment for Boys, Dolls for Girls—   et     Despite the New Toys on Market,  ‘Dla Stand bys’ Selling the Best

Army Equipment for Boys, Dolls tor GirlsDespite the New Toys on Market, ‘Old Standbys’ Selling the Best

PEL ee ELE LEELA EC eee Eee eS a a  And When the Smoke Cleared,  lob Remained

Moro Wen’t Take Over ee KE vet  Italy Government Crisis Worsening

China Seeks Rapprochement   Around The Clock Talks Slated To Settle Longshoremen Strike

No Settlement of Other Strikes in Sight Continuous Talks Ordered in Attempt to End Dock Strike

Two of Fischer Quintuplets Register Substantial Gains in Second Weigh-In

Cambridge Meetings Hint Racial Unrest Is Cooling   Solutions May Be Near On Top Demands Of  _ Town’s Negroes

Terrorists Burn Plant In Venezuela   DuPont Warehouse Is Destroyed By Pro-Castro Reds

BOYDEN FIRM TS) LOW BIDDER ON HOSPITAL'S LAUNDRY ADDITION  Expect Construction

BOYDEN FIRM IS LOW BIDDER ON HOSPITAL'S LAUNDRY ADDITION  Expect Construction  To Start by Oct, 1

State Parking Facility Funds Are Restored   First Appropriation Of 1963 Approved After Senate Action

School Leaders Try New Route As Veto Sticks   Fallure of Override Rated Impressive Win For Bellmen Forces —

Welch Asserts JFK Death Was Planned   American Red Party Blamed For Actions

Mid-State Airport Stop Slated . . .  Delegation Is Touring Appalachian Thruway

Area Deaths  REV. RAYMOND PICK, LONGTIME SIOUX CITY DIOCESE PRIEST, IS RURIED AT OYENS

Heat Wave - Breaking In Sou Ca   Wilted Population, Empty Schools, Stalled Traffic In Searine Weather.

Los Angeles Heat Wave Seen Ending  Ocean Breczes   Ocean Breezes Bringing Relief To Californians

But More Rain Is in Sight  N.Y. Reservoirs Just Get ‘Drop in Bucket’

Commission Vote Held  Civil Rights Skirmish Looms On Capitol Hill

Civil Rights Fight Looms In House Today   Commission Extension Up

House Faces Skirmish On Rights Bill   Stopgap Measure Would Continue Commission's Life

REMSEN WOMEN'S CLUB  MARKS 25TH ANNIVERSARY: HOST COUNTY FEDERATED CTURS AT AFTERNOON TERA

REMSEN WOMEN'S CLUB MARKS 25TH ANNIVERSARY,  HOST COUNTY FEDERATED OTR. AT ARTTRAIOOAN THA

Girl Hunter Accidentally Kills Father  Charles T. Burke  Of Port oneny Th: -wer-t nf ¥

Young Bid May Spur Ohio Race   Announcement May Bring Taft Into Senate Ring

WEATHER   ‘64 Ohio Political Picture Expected To Take Shape Soon

Ohio Polities Stir Taft Expected To Battle Young For Senate Term

UN FORCES ¢0 INTO KOLWEZI WITHOUT SHOT   Tshombe Welcomes Commander; Military Action Appears at an End   LAST STRONGHOLD   Operation ‘Grand Slam Two’ Completed Within Eicht Hours

U.N. Army Weleemed In Kolwezi   Peaceful Entry Of Troops Seems To End Military Action

U.N. Peacefully  Enters Kolwezi Last Katanga Stronghold. Capitulates: No Shots Fired

Katanga’s Tshombe Surrenders Final Rebel Stronghold   U. N. Is Welcomed to Kolwezi Without One Shot Being Fired.

Troops Enter Without Shot Being Fired   Believe Occupation Will End Military Action In Katanga

U.N. Troops Enter Kolwezi, Last Katanga Rebel Area   LAST STRONG HOLD

-CONGO CAMPAIGN IS ENDED— Not A Shot Fired As U.N. Takes Kolwezi

U.N. Forces — Enter Kolwezi: Given Welcome   Completes Military Action To Reintegrate Katanga Into Conaa

Taking Over Of Katanga At an End?   Tshombe Greets U. N Chief of Military; No Shots Fired

U.N. Troops Peacefully Enter Kolwezi   Stamps Official - End To Katanga Revolt Marathon

No Shots Fired As Task Force Enters Kolwez   Katangans Say They're Friends

Operations In Katanga Seem At An End   No Resistance As Tshombe Welcomes UN

U. N. Forces Occupy Last  Katanga Post   Tshombe Welcomes Military Leader Into Stronghold

UN. Forces Occupy Kolwezi Calmly; Military Action in Congo Near End .

Katanga Secession To End  Forces Of U. N. Enter Tshombe’s Stronghold

U. N. TROOPS MOVED INTO KOLWEZI TODAY   TSHOMBE ACTED AS ESCORT INTO MINING CENTER

KATANGA IS FORCED BACK INTO CONGO   Secession Crushed As   ULN. Forces Occupy   Tshombe Stronghold And Industrial Center Without Resistance.

U.NLE orces Take Control Of Kolwezi  AViitgscc Bee   Military Action Against Katanga. Seems At End

4 killed, 2 injured in Covin gton wreck   Accident near Mt. Olive raises weekend fatality toll to 12

Fort Girl Wins  Mo os ORM  LIUWII dS ATILE Platteville Coed To Reign Year

Assassination Probe Wants Extra Powers   Oswald’s Wife Would Stay  Here And Become Americar

Kennedys In Their New Home   Oswald Widow Wants To Become An American

Oswald’s Widow Talks   She Wanis To Stay In This Country; Surprised At Monetary Gifts

Wants to become citizen:   Oswald’s widow hopes to remain in America

Whereaboufts secret  Oswald's Widow Hoping To Become U.S. Citizen

WHEREABOUTS KEPT SECRET Oswald's Soviet Widow Wants To Stay In U.S.

Widow of Oswald Wants Citizenship   Grateful for Donations Which Total About $7,700

With Two Young Children  Oswald's Widow Wants  To Remain In America

British Vow To Stay in Big League  De Gaulle Veto  Unites Nation

Violence Ends — Temporarily, At Least —  Cambridge Breathes Sigh Of Relief

Truce Eases Race Tension  In Marvland  Agreement Termed  Only The Start For

 Cambridge Racial Pact Just a Beginning; ‘Community Has Taken Giant Steps, Belief

‘Many in Cambridge View Treaty as Beginning of Possible Solution

Pact Signed To End Strife In Maryland  Immediate Threat Of More Negro  Protests Removed

Cambridge Racial Peace Wins Praise   Officials Call Agreement Key To Possible Solution

Cambridge’s Pact Signing Spurs Hopes  Agreement Termed  _ Moral Obligation To Strive for Progress

Neutral Force Driven From Laos Outpost   Cease-Fire Broken As Gen. Kong Le Balks At Pullout

Red Forces Drive Foes ‘Back in Laos  Neutralist Units  Withdraw from  fm... 2 tlw Oemt~‘<*Y

Today   Around the State .. Around the Nation .  Aroand the World . 

Violent Storm Plagues Much Of The Nation   Visibility In State Closes 3 Airports As Mercury Drops

Moroccans Push Deeper Into Sahara   Hassan Strengthens His Hand For Peace Talks Opening Toda’

Moroccans Move Forward  Diplomats Fear Fight to Involve East-West

Moroccans Go Of Miles Into Algeria  War Fears Rise On Eve of Talks Tuesday in Mal

Today’s Smile   Morocco Troops Reportedly Move Into Algeria Arec   Fear Mounts East-West Conflict Looms

Morocco Sends Units Into Sahara   Royal Troops Pressins Close to Tindouf, 60 Miles Inside Border

PEACE TALKS IN MALI SET ON TUESDAY   Reports Strong Egypt Sending Troops And Arms

IN MALI SET ON TUESDAY   Reports Strong Egypt Sending Troops And Arms

Moroccans Move Into Sahara   Moye Said To Be To Strengthen Bidding Hand In Parley

Moisture In Clovis   Skybolt Missile May Find New Champ In De Gaulle

0,000 Cheer Call To Arms by Ben Bella   President Reports Moroccans Driven From Two Outposts

Ben Bella Mobilizes All Former Soldiers   Move Intended To Strengthen Algeria  For Undeclared Desert War With Moroce:

Undeclared Desert War In Algeria  _All Ex-Soldiers Mobilized By Ben Bella 

Reserve Units In Algeria Being Recallec   Ben Bella Asserts His Troops Control Disputed Outposts

Rare Eclipse Of Sun Occurs On Saturday   Need Protection To Avoid Eye Damaae.

In Desegregation Issue  Alabama Chief Plans New Fight   Vows to Block Move

-NEFEUEU VY EUSA WV Wallace Secretive 6n Plan For Fighting.Court Order

Wallace Expected To Fight Court  Alabama Governor's Plans Kept Secret

Debt Limit Trimming  Effort Dies   GOP House Members Lose Economy Bid

$309 Billion Ceiling  House Defeats GOP Effort To Reduce National Debt

Negotiations On Exchange Plan Delayed   Talks “Hopeless” While Barghoorn Held By Russians

Dowagiac Has Woes  Political Strife Has Nearly Destroyed City’s Government

JFK Cheered By Irishmen  Embrace From Cousin le Highliaht of Vici

JFK Visits Old Family Homestead   Dignity, Warmth And Inf ormiality Are Intermixed

Dublin Bubblin’  For ‘Cousin Jack’   Irish Give Big Welcome To JFK on Whirlwind Tour

President Captivates  Trish Folk   Whirlwind Tour On Ancestral Stamping Group

“Cousin Jack” Captivates Land of Lrish Ancestors   East Germans Plan Big Reception for Khrushchey

Kennedy Captivate: Irish Homefolks   Berlin Cranks Up For Khrushchev

Trades  Kisses And Quips Goes From Cousins To De Valera’s To  Centa Ranmanat

Touring JFK Visits Home Of Ancestors   Warmth, Dignity, informality Mark Sentimental Trip

Makes Visit To Home Of Cousin   Lays Wreath At Statue Of Barry; Jokes With Crowd

Rope Barrier Swept Aside By the Throng   Demonstrators Get Glad Hand Shake  From the President

DIEMS BROTHER ‘PROTECTED’ Viet Nam Junta Keeps Power  But Names Prime Minister

SHOWDOWN ON PUBLIC AID IS GETTING CLOSE   IGNORE THREAT OF MAREMONT TO RESIGN POSITION

The Weather   Kennedy Says Communist Tide Is Turned Back   But Presdient Fears Conservative Policies Could Erase Advantaae

Kennedy Says Communist Tide ls Turned Back   But President Fears Conservative Policies Could Erase Advantage

McNamara Replies On TFX Deal   Boeing Misjudged New Type Plane, Pentagon Says

Difficulties Misjudged, Note States  Plan Chosen Is Second Choice Of Airmen. Nay

DENIES THERE’S ANY PORK  is House Approves $4.2 Billion Public Works Bill 359-27

Held Fresh Sign  of Red China Ritt   Khrushchev Has to Convince Pals He Hasn't Gone: Soft

Blue Shield Rate Hike Is Denied   ‘Insurance Chief Tells Decision

State Park Bans Lifted  Slhuidaum f‘aneed   Shuidown Cansed By Carelessness

Bungling Burglar Trapped in Home For Six Days Before Being Caught

Students demonstrate sees Gemonstrate  US asks Diem  to oust brother

Viet Nam Seizes Students, Blocks New Demonstration  _ U.S. Concern Grows as Split With Diem Resime Widen<

U.S. Stand — Angers Diem _ Military Advisers Call  Victory’ a ‘Disaster’ ~

Calls for 15 State-Backed JC System  Legislature May End Session yo Ca bicasdacs

Governor Declares Troops Sent to Alabama Riots Are Violating Constitution

JFK Willing To Assume Ban Risks   U.S. Officials ® Ply Khrushchev On Inspection Plan   OUTSIDE ENTPRRTS

JFK ts Willing To Take Risk   Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Is Aim; ‘K' Is Problem

JFK WILLING © TO TAKE RISK FOR TEST BAN   BRITAIN, SOVIET, U. S. NEGOTIATORS WILL MEET TODAY

JFK Willing to Take Risks to. Get N-Treaty  in Talks to Find Aareeable Checks

Sounding out K's plans JFK will to take some risks for nuclear ban   Asks meeting withSoviet government  Bartlett seeks to protect U.S. crab qear

JFK Ready For Risks in A-Ban Pact  U. S. Officials Seek Khrushchev’:  Inspection Ideas

JFK May Take A-Test Risks   Strong Effort Made To Get Soviet Treaty

On Nuclear Test Ban....  President To Take Risks In Order To Get Treaty

Kennedy Willing To Take Some Test Ban Risks  U.S. Wants to Know lf Reds Wii] Accept   U.S. Wants to Know If Reds Will Accept More Safequards

News Day, Night   For Nuclear Risks JEK Is Willing; K Still Question

Risks to get test ban pact   Negotiators open new round of nuclear talks

Sale Tistal ~~ ‘Truce Hopes Grow Brighter  Warring Factions »* Now $8.8 Million Apart on Budget

Congress lo Get Special Tax Message  Kennedy’s Plans   Kennedy’s Plans Likely To Receive General Trimming

JFK MESSAGE THURSDAY Deductions Will Slice Savings on Income Tax

Individual Deductions Curtailed   Tax Cut Savings To Be Depleted By New Deduction Changes

Shippers Accept ‘Board Proposals   Strike Talks Called in NVC   vUongress Expected to Axe Program  Deduction Curtailment to Cut Tax Savings

WOULD SLASH TAX SAVINGS ‘OF INDIVIDUALS   Changes Will Include Overall Ceilings On Various Payments   CONGRESS TO GET DETAILS THURSDAY

x ennedy Wants Changes  Tax Plan Includes Slash In Personal Deductions

Kennedy Expected To Propose Broac Revision Of Tax Deduction Rules

Cold Eases Grip on Eastern U.S.   High Waves Pound California Coast; West ‘Springlike’

Cold Eases Slightly in  Northeast   2nd Subzero Night Rubs In Winter’s Coldest Weather

Arctic Cold Centered In Northeast U.S.   Below Zero Readings In Seaboard Cities,

‘Alliance Saved From Collapse Marathon Session Brings Accord ‘Among Common Market Minister:

Castro’s Embargo Plea Rejected; Government  Checks Vessel Strafing

U.S. Won't Call Off Embargo   Report Several Cuban Planes Were Involved In Attack on Vessel

AID TO EDUCATION   U.S. Rejects Plea by Fidel to Lift Trade Blockade

Family Living Director Says Big Problem in Family Today ls Women

SCHOOL CASE TOSSED OUT Dislike Religious Seene? Don't Look. Judge Says

‘YOU DON’T HAVE TO LOOK’ create nh ee Tle inked rec Mr bs «lore thecdatal  School’s Manger Scene ‘Legal’

LBJ Says Hell Engage In ‘Productive’ Talks With Any World Leader

‘At Any Time’   Johnson Willing  To See Russian   Johnson Pledges  Free News Flow

Willing, if Prospect Is For Results   Queried About View on Possible Conference With Khrushchev

LBJ's Willing To Meet With Other Leaders   Summons Press For Brief Session

LBJ Willing To See, Talk With Khrush   If Chat Could Be Fruitful

Johnson Holds Door Ajar to World Leaders  Ready to Meet Khrushchev if Gains Likely

Doorway To Peace Open Says LBJ   Willing To Meet Any World Leaders For Fruitful’ Results

FRUITFUL SUMMIT OK ANY TIME   President Discusses Possible Talks With World Leaders. With Press; Names Mann Latin Policy Chief.

President Opens Door to Session With Soviet Boss   Chief Executive   Chief Executive Willing to Confer With Any Leader

MANN WILL BE ‘VOICE’ TO LATINS   Praises Senate For Increases  On Foreign Aid

To Talk With Any World Leader When Climate Promising  Newsmen Raise Topic  Of Summit With Mr. K

Says Mann To Be His Special Aide   Praises Senate Action Adding More Aid Funds

Fruitful Talks Wanted  President   President Hunts Waste In Bud get

Johnson Emphasizes Mann’s Job   President Names Latin Affairs Expert Special Assistant

LBI Willing’ To Meet Any World Chiefs   Would Be Ready For ‘Productive’ Conferences

Whenever. Progress Indicated  Talks To Newsme: In Another ‘LBJ Stvle’ Conference

Adopts Kennedy Attitude  LBJ ‘Ready, Willing’ To Meet With Khrushy If Results Promised

INCLUDING KHRUSHCHEV— Johnson Declares Readiness  To Meet Any World Leaders

It Could Be Productive LBJ Declares Willingness To Meet Any World Chiefs         At Paris Airport  McNamara, Staff Barely Avoid Plane Collision

If results fruitful, productive  Johnson will to meet with world leaders anytime

Johnson Inks Education Bill   LBJ Opens Door for ‘Fruitful’ Meetings

Willing To Meet Nikita  Would Attend If It   Would Attend If It Could Be ‘Productive’

It Could Be Productive LBJ Declares Willingness To Meet Any World Chiefs      McNamara, Staff Barely Avoid Plane Collision

Johnson willing te meet Khrushchev   Foreign aid hiked by Senate group

Links Program At Home With Global Hopes   President Doesn't Know Figure He Will Propose in Budget

Close Look At Budget  Pr comiéerd  News Meeting   News Meeting Untnmouneed

JOHNSON PLEDGES  Will Meet World Leaders If Fruitful, Productive’

Johnson Would  Talk With Nikita Is Willing To Confer With Any Of Leaders

May Close Woodlands To Hunters   Towns Twn To Emergency Water Supplics

Pungent Remarks by Former President   Truman Blasts Commies, Birchers

Truman Calls Communists Liars and Compares Birchers to Ku Klux Klan

With 46.000,000 in School— —ahtinethaeeekets  25 Per Cent of Present U. S. Population Is of School Age

Education Poll Results Noted  N.C. Is Top In Pupils Attending Public Schools

46 Million Of School Age in U.S.  Some Clues Given About Education

46 Million In Nation  California Has Nearly 10% Of U.S. School Children

Round Lounge fo Stay in Plans For Addition to SUI Girls’ Dormifory

House Approves State Support For 2 Colleges   Harding Applauded As Bill Survives Personality Battle

SAN ANGELO LAWMAKER WEEPS  House Okays Colleges After Caustic Round Of Speeches

Next Week May Bring Drama, Violence In Alabama   By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press  Alawe Analwet

5 Lovernor ( aims s JF K's  De efe at  ~ Wallace Says Southern Support     Needed To Name Next President

DAMAGE SET AT $4-10 MILLION Train Hit By Truck; 3 Die   3 Teen-agers Die in Crash

Republicans May Lack  VotesToOK Districting  But Speaker - Says He Sees Approval Noet Week

Christians Commem orate Most Solemn Holy Day In Public, Private Services

Pilgrims Jam Jerusalem     Nation Observes Christendom’'s Most Solemn Holy Day

On Inside Pages   n Good Friday Solemnity . . .  Christians Prepare  For Easter Coming

Christiane Note Good Friday   Bearing Heavy Crosses ....  Pilgrims Retrace Steps On Christ in Jerusalem

Altars Stripped, Bells Silent Good Friday Services  Held Across World

Supreme Court Frees Negro  Florida Leader Wins  Canvietian DD sesmminin 8

Opponents Of PollTax Repeal Muster Forces For Battle As Election Nears

Attacks Sen. Mansfield  Governor Labels Knowles Dam Plan Boondoggle’

Calls Knowles Dam ‘Boondoggle’  Babcock Rips Mansfield As ‘Lacking Courage’

Douglas - Home seeks Conservative victory  Important parliamentary election today

Sy TRE AVVVIAILEY PREVO A cold front moving eastward Continued on Page Three   Bulletin

Goldwater Warns Candidacy Backers  Cold Water Thrown On Draft Movement

In Wake Of Lobbyist’s Gifts Changes In Philippines Bill Given Top Priority

Mansfield Supports  Senators   Lobby Campaign Revealed Over Claims Bill

Revamp Of Philippine Bill Planned  MAnmefiald Giva   Mansfield Sure Lobbyist Gifts Had No Influence

Demo Leader Favors Change In Island Bill   Feels No Senators Were Influenced By Lobbvist Contribution

Philippines Claims Deal To Be Altered  Expose Of Lobbvist’s   Expose Of Lobbyist’s Gifts To Solons Brings Call For Second Look

Lobbyist Paid Members of Congress  Philippines War Claims     Bill Due for Revamping

Philippines War Giaims Biil To      Lobbyists’s Campaign Gifts To Sympathetic Lawmakers Revealed

To Stop Lobbyist ..- Mike Mansfield Wants Priority ‘On Claims Bil

Lobbyist Giff Giving May Mear Bill Revamping   Mansfield Gives Top Priority to Restudy Of Claims Measure

LOBBYIST'S GIFTS DISCLOSED Philippine Damage Bill To Be Revamped

Philippines Claims Deal To Be Altered   Expose Of Lobbyist’s Gifts To Solons Brings Call For Second Look

Revamping Claims Bill Gets Priority  = ee ee Ciiftte   Lobbyist’s Gifts Didn't Affect Vote. Mansfield Savs

War Claims  Bill Revision  Gets Priority Mansfield Certain  No Senator Swayed Ry Contrihutiang

Move To Block Lobbyist’s Fees Philip pine War Claims Bill in for Rewrite Job

McNamara ¢ Calls On NATO Partners To Carry More Of Western Defense Burden

McNamara Asks Allies Share Load   Promises Support To NATO, Warns Against Shirking

McNamara Warns: Congress, People Restless U.S. Asks NATO Partners To Carry More Of Burden

NATO Partners Urged to Carry Greater Burden   Americans Becoming ‘Increasingly Restless,” McNamara Tells Allies.

GOP Faces Stiff Fight on Senate Redistricting   Vemocrats iIhreaten Filibuster and Legal Action If Present Plan Passed.

State GOP Turns Down  Reorganization Plan   Legislative Session Convenes Tuesday

Legislature To Start Tuesday; 1 Key Puzzles   Reapportion and Bellmon in Lens

Measure To Be Returned To House Proposal Would  Let Cities Set -Up Buffer Zones

All of Sinatra’s Gaming Licenses Are Revoked by Nevada Commission

dhl idindiialialiatiadie ialialalieal eege     oer  Washin ston Report

Politicking In Capitol  Rockefeller Says GOP Not Goldwater-Oriented

JFK Sees Flight In Space As Routine   Rockefeller Fires Blast At Goldwater

Rockefeller Continues Attacking 'His Probable Foe, Sen. Goldwater

IReunited with husband after ordeal  "Thisisheginning again” happy wife say

True Bill Returned Against Amil Dinsio 22 Indicted by Grand Jury 5 Caseslgnored,] Continued

Grand Jury Indicts 22 In 29 Cases   Arraignments Will Be Held On Jan. 21 By Judge At Lisbon

Arraignment Of Defendants Sef Sept. 24   Four Cases Ignored; One Is Secret; 48 Witnesses Heard

29 True Bills Returned; 3 Are Secref   Panel Ignores 11 Cases; Arraignment Set for Jan. 21

Grand Jurors Name 23 In Indictments  County Defendants Due Arraignment At Lisbon Sept. 24

22 Indicted By County Grand Jury   Arraignment To Be Held April 22 For Variety Of Charges

ladia Warm To Proposal For Truce   American Arms Still Being Shipped To Bombay For Defense

Goldwater Accused of Attempting to ‘Sabotage the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Goldwater Plan Faces Rejection   Republican Senator Says Senate Will Turn Down Treaty Reservation on Cub:

Sen. Aiken Predicts Test Ban Approval  Republican Says  ‘Cuban Reservation’ ' Well Re Reiected

Aiken Slaps Goldwater’s Obstruction   Reservations On Test Ban Treaty Seen Rejected

AIKEN PREDICTS REJECTION FOR BARRYS PLAN  CAYC RECERVATION   SAYS RESERVATION IN TEST TREATY IS KILL ATTEMPT

cm™N. ATREMN  ‘Siete Ot Goldwater Treaty Delay Forecast   FIRST STEP

Rejection Of Rider  Foreseen   Aiken Says Senate Will Not Okay Goldwater Proposal

Predicts Defeat of Goldwater Proposal   He Wants Reservation To Test Ban Linking Red Cuban Withdrawal.

Cuba Proposal Will Be Rejectec  Sen. Aiken Makes Forecast on Pact

“'Too late for side issues”  Aiken predicts defeat of Goldwater's proposal

Would kill Treaty: Sen. Aiken Sees Goldwater Losing In Senate About Cuba

Rejection Likely for  Goldwater's Plan  Supporters of Nuclear Treaty — Opposing ‘Cuban Reservation’

Defeat Predicted For Goldwater's Treaty Proposal   Barry’s Demand Called Attempt To Beat Treaty By Vermont Republican

Goldwater's Proposed ‘Cuban Reservation’ To Treaty Will Be Rejected Predicts Aiken

GOP Civil Rights Effort  Sidetracked   CAN CONTINUE   COUNTER MOVE

Gov. Hatfield Wants Stand on Big Issue   Democratic Gov. Rosellini Tefls GOP Delegate He May Make His Motion Later on in Conference

At Governors’ Conference ETE I TE TET ST, TT TE TE EE ED  GOP Plan To Force Civil Rights Action Temporarily Sidetracked

TOW CHAIN BREAKS — RON WENDT BRUISED IN LEAP FROM CAR CHASSIS INTO DITCH  Rannart Conititian

TOW: CHAIN BREAKS. BON WENDT Huis IN LEAP-FROM CAR °CHASSIS INTO DITCH     - Report Condition : “8 “Good” at Hosnital.

Officials Had Oswalc Returned   By ROBERT §. ALLEN And PAUL SCOTT

Sulphur Queen Debris Touches Off New Search  Large Oil Slick, Life Jacket Found

Search Renewed For Possible Survivors Of Vessel Last Heard-From 0

\Meager Clues Combed By Probers ‘In. Sulphur Queen Investigation

eVEMARINE SUBTERFUGE SEB ERFUGE  Cuba Building ‘Iron Fish’ Port?

Police Slow In Starting Slay Probe   Neighbors Of Slain Widow, 83, May Have ‘Swept Away’ Clues

Hughes impressec with legislature   Prepare report aon tree core

Romney May Oust State Pharmacy Chie’   Awaits Report by Circuit Judge on Hearings

Apportion Bills Are Approved: Fate Uncertain   Bellmon Still Silent On Reaction to Bills; He Wants Close Look

Governor Says Any Action He Takes Will Have No Effect On Final Outcome

Launchings Slated: Soviet Reveals Spacemen Plans   By Hospital Association:  State Asked To Buy Hospital Care Plan

Christians In Holy Land For Eastertide   Pilgrims Share In Rituals

Estimate 15,000 Persons Have Flocked To The Holy Land Observing Eastertide

Pilgrims Join In Jerusalem's Worship Rituals  15,000 Christians Throng Holy City For Eastertide

Pilgrims Flock Into Holy Land For Observance   Flickering Candles Light Calvary Over Good Friday Event

Thousands Flock To the Holy Land  Share in Easter Rites Observed in Jerusalem

Thousands Flock To Holy Land For Eastertide; Four Services On Good Friday

Baylor niversity In Texas Votes  To Accept Negroes: No Date Is Told

Mourner Marches  Today  Tribute to 4 Girls Killed ©  In Birminghan

vould Lontinue All axes Al Present Level FINANCE COMMISSIONER RECOMMENDS RECORD $154.7 MILLION STATE BUDGET

Whites Get Relaxation Of Curfew   Angered Business Men At Cambridge Win Guard Easing

Some curfew rules relaxed immediately  Restrictions irk Cambridae businessmen

pallid lied td Businessmen  Protesting Militia Law  Demonstrations  Staged at National   Demonstrations Staged at National Guard Armory

Mrs. Haukedahl  Pui in Mospiial  Acquitted by Jury On Insanity Plea

Mrs. Haukedahl Found Innocent Due fo Insanity   Psychiatric Care Begins Immediately At State Hospital

~~ CARRIED TT ON BUS.  Police Find Miner Is Loaded---With Dynamite

15,000 Buddhists Stage Procession  No Interference From Government of Diem

Morocco, Algeria i in Deadlock   Troops Rushed to  Border as Peace Tallke Callance

Morocco, Algeria Talks Break Dowi   Thousands Of Fresh Troops Rushed to Border

a  Good Evening!   Now it’s official: His Excellency, The Guvner.

Singing Songs, Laughing At Death, ae ave Bubbles From Earth’s Depth

US Highways Claim 21 in A Few Hours    By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL : Four highway tragedies killed a total of 21 persons in Illinois, California and Canada within a few hours Saturdav.

Father, Six Children  Victims   Husband’s Ire Blamed In California Wreck

Father, Six Children Killed  (irre ssa anneaatienbapeephianninintenapalanmanastnasnenemnipenininaeneneteaigiieny  22 Die In Four Auto Tragedies

Avub ears Not Allaved In Ball Visit   Pakistan Talks End Without Pledge Against Red Ties

Ball Is Unable To Get Promise From Pakistan      Reports Understanding But No Pledge To Stay On West's Side

U.S. Envoy Fails To Allay Fears Of Pakistanis   No Promise Made On Future Of Red China Ties

3-Day Visit To Pakistan Ended by Ball  U. S. Official Says Talks With Leaders   Were ‘Excellent’

Ball Ends Visit To Pakistan, Has Excellent Talks  Better Understandinc

Ball Concludes Pakistan Talks  Better Understanding Gained Save Envoy

Ball Hopes To Reassure Khan... . PE RE OSS UE INDOM ii  U. S's Increased Arms To India Worries Pakistan

Ball Optimistic As Mission to Pakistan Ends   Feels Certain No Red Pact Planned

Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper   State Members of Congress  Protest Closing of Bases

Including Sales ‘Pax isi i.e Governor Signs Or Vetoes All Measures

Ready To Introduce Wichita Measure As Proposed In Recent Eurich Repor

Missouri National Guard Units To Be Converted To New Organizations Soon

SeOERY Budget Expected to. Reeet _ _ Standard Political Treatment.

Sharp Cuts in. JFK's Budget Likely Course  Supplemental Bills Usually Approved Following Elections

If Precedent Counts Congress May Cut JFK Requests This Vear Put Them Back in 1964 Session

Changes Face JFK Requests   Congress Expected to Make Cuts This Year, Restore Them Next

If Congress Follows Past Pattern  Expect Big Cuts in JFK's Budget

BUDGET CUTS BY CONGRESS ANNUAL HOAX   Most Reductions Usually Restored Via Supplements

What's Expected in Congress  Budget Cuts This Year, Then Restoration Nex}

Congress Likely To Cut Requests For More Money—And Then Restore Them

Congress Pattern on Budgets  This Year's Fund Reductions Mav Be Restored Next Yea

ey  F Congress Follows Course Of Predecessors  JFK's Requests Face Sharp Sidiedal

If Congress follows precedent See restoration as usual erasing cuts in spending

Usual Course Followe  Congress May Cut Many Of JFK’s Requests, Restore Them In 1964

‘Supplemental Appropriations Often Granted After First Ritual of Cut  Many of Congressional Budget Cuts Are Later Restored

RESTORE IT NEXT YEAR—  Past Indicates Solons Usually Cut President's Budget Plan

Budget Likely to Face Cuts   Congress Probably Will Make Reductions But ‘Restore Money Later

President Can Expect Sharp Request Cuts   But Restorations In 1964 Likely

To Be Restored Next Year If. Trend Followed   Lawmakers Have Been Doing This For Years; Many Up For Election

WIFE FACES DEPORTATION   IN CONGRESS  Sharp Budget Cuts Expected

Cuts In Budget Are Expected   But. : Usually Restores All It Slices

Congress Is Expected To Make Sharp Cuts In Kennedy's Proposed Budget

‘lf It Follows Annual Custom.... Congress To Cut Budget, ‘Restore Funds Next Year

Congress Likely To Trim Budget   For reports from Washington on military spending, particularly for the Nike-X project, see Page 8.

z . And Restoration Comes Next YearCongress Expected To Slash JEK'S Bid For New Funds

PREDECESSORS SET PATTERN FOR SHARP CUT  MANY REDUCTIONS MAY BE RESTORED

Wage Boos! Is Okayed In Senate   Final Heuse Action Slated On Insurance

Pledge Taken To Push World Disarmament  Britain, Soviets Join With us

Western Powers Happy  Big Three Pledge Continued Work Toward World Arms Ban

STATES CAN BAN AGENCY SHOP PACTS   Further Rulings Are Desired On  Freedom Riders

Report U. S.. Soviet Wheat Deal Is Near   Say Progress Made On Solving Hitch Holding Up Sale

U. S. Officials Hint Agreement Possible  Progress Reported In Grain Dea

Russian Wheat Deal Said Near   Some Progress Made In Shipping Rates Of U. S. Ship:

Officials Say Deal May Go Through  Progress Made on  Soviet Wheat Sale

Progress on shipping rate barrier Long-stalled $250-million wheat deal may be made

May Reach Agreement With Russia on Wheat   Shipping Rates Considered Stumbling Block in Deal for $250 Million Bushels

Progress Made On Problem Of Shipping Rates   $250 Million, 4 Million Tons Of Grain Are Involvec

Rusk Sees Grain Deals as Nearer To An Agreement  Shipping Costs Are Stil Maier Raat

Rusk Says Wheat Deal Still Talked   May Reach Accord With Russia Soon, Secretary Reports

Cautious Hope Grain Deals Near Finish  No Agreement Reached As Yet,

$250 Million Wheat Sale to Soviets Neat   Wins U.>. Recognition  Rusk Reveals High Hopes For New Viet Nam Regime

Wheat Deal On Again, They Say   Progress Reported On $250 Million Sule To Seviels

Wheat Deal Progressing, Sources Say   Nikita Reports Agreement May Be Reached After All

Woman Killed, Two Other Persons Hurt In District Wreck   Hesnital Patientc.

Nine Miners Die In Utah Explosion  Second Major Mine Disaster In State In °62

Nine Miners Die, One Hurt In Utah Blast  Disaster Occurred In What Was ¢ alec  as s FY wae

Inside The Progress   9 Miners Perish In Utah Blast  Coal Dust or Methane   Coul Dust or Methane Gas ls Blamed For Fatal Explosion

Pocket of gas blamed  Nine coal miners killed in “model mine” blast

9 Men Killed By Explosion In Utah Mine  Blast Occurs in One  Of 2 Shafts From  End of Lone Tunne

Mine Explosion Takes Lives Of Nine Men In Utah  Second Major Mine Disaster In State During The Year

ld ce  Mine Blast Is Fatal for 9 Utahans  Coal Dust or Gas Believed to Have Caused Explosion

Nine Killed, One Injured 'n Mine Blast   Believe Victims Struck a Pocket Of Gas in Shaft

Battle of the Books Gcing  on in Apartment — as Usual the Wife Has the Best Leal

According to Boyle  fie T1AL BOYLE   Battle of the books is inevitable when repainting time rolls around

‘Helping Hand’ For Families _ Dapper Dans Present $5,000 To Mine Fund

Anaconda Girl First Grand  Prize Winner in Science Fair   PICTURES ON PAGE §

Link Russian To Ousted U.S. Attache   USSR Newspaper Claims Former Red Officer Sentenced to Prison

Also: Sees Chiefs: Of Staff  Johnson. Schedules Full Day High Level Diplomatic Meet:

Johnson Confers With Top Advisers   Khru Anxious For Talks With New President

President Johnson Receives Series  Of Briefings On U.S. World Position

Johnson Reviews  Position of U. S. Around World   10,000 Troops Put on Combat Readiness Alert for West Germany Demonstration

New President Faces Busy Day   Mikoyan Is Satisfied With Talks Held With President Johnson

Talks With NAACP Chief:  New President Given Briefing By Advisers

Governor  lets gambling bill go without signature: lawmakers question his action

Steel Chiefs Eye Profits   Leaders Hope Union To Ask No Pay Hike

Steel Workers May Not Seek Wage Increase  Profits Decline By Firms May Delay

Cost-Price Squeeze In Steel Acute   Bethlehem Says Earnings Are At 15-Year Low

LAUDED BY PRESIDENT  Agent Tells of Shielding  Johnson During Gunfire      ... HAVE KILLED MY HUSBAND.---JACK! JACK!  Connally Recounts Assassination

Connally  sees Spirit Of U.S. Rise   Believes Kennedy Will Do in Death What Laagaed in Life

MUSIC STARS KILLED   IN PARIS TODAY  DeGaulle Rules Qut JFK Meet   Not Happy   Banking Committee OK’s Loan Shark Bill

DeGaulle Aides Rule Out Talks With Kennedy   French Leader Said to Feel Two Countries Too Far Apart on Major Issues.

Report On Cancer Treatment Drug Is Highly Critical  Krebiozen Study To Be Aired

Former Life Termer Nathan Leopolc Finally Completely Free Man Again

jodies Idenfiried  Clyde Takes Issue With Udall on Moab Mine Safety

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Warming Trend Is Moving Into State

TAKE APPLICATIONS  = FOR POSTMASTER  /EXAMINATION HERE  Civil Service Sets Raadiina at Mav 7

TAKE APPLICATIONS - FOR POSTMASTER EXAMINATION HERE  Ciull Garvice Gate

TAKE APPLICATIONS — FOR POSTMASTER EXAMINATION HERE  Civil Service Sets Deadline of May 7

Pennsylvania Town Lashed By Storms   Two Dead, Many Injured; Damage at Glassport Runs Into Millions

i     Two Dead, Many Injured . . .  Glassport Reeling ' From Storm Blow

Severe Storms Kill 2, Cause ‘Heavy Damage   Many Injured as Winds Topple Buildings In Pittsburgh Area Towns.

In Wake Of Destruction   Cleanup Begins Following Devastating Storm

Charleston Woman Among Victims  Light Plane Crashes In Golf Course Pond

Four Persons Lose lives As Light — : Plane Crachec Into Golf Cource Pond

Final Plans Issued Washington March Leaders Demand School Integration

It's Official-Arthritis Forecasting Of Weather Is True, AMA Agrees

See VOTE, Page 2   More Cold Weather, Snow Due Tonight and Thursday

Shy Little Princess   U.S. Watchfulness In Caribbean Area Now More Intense

U.S. Boosts Patrols Over The. Caribbear   “Red: ‘Fishing. Trawlérs’: Main. Target: of Watch

By U. S. patrol planes, ships Intensified watchfulness  over Caribbean waters

Watchfulness Intensified  U.S. Tightens Air, Sea  Patrols in Caribbean

U.S. Steps Up Cuban Patrol   Traffic To South America Under Watch

Watch on Cuba ls Intensified  Patrols Keep Tabs on  AIl Outbound Vessels

U.S. Ships,  Planes Step  Up Patrols Watch Kept On  Sea Traffie Out Of Cuban Parts

3 Segregationists Vie for Governor—  Mississippi Primary Close   Negroes Stage ‘Vote-in’ In Mississippi Primary

President Is At Canaveral For Moon Bid   Plans to Direct Sub Firing of Polaris Missile

Work-Play Weekend: :  Kennedy Visits U.S. Spaceport, Checks Projects

President Arrives At Canaveral   Inspection Trip Will Include Look At Polaris Shot

Kennedy's Visit To Cape Canaveral Includes Polaris Missile Launching

JFK Inspects Moon Plans at Cape Canaveral   President Also to Di. rect Submarine Firing of Polaris Missile at Sea.

New York State Primary To Show DeSapio Future, Rocky, Wagner Prestige

Oslo Crash ‘atal To 12  Noted Danish Actress Among Plane Victim:

Everybody’s Ready For Sun Eclipse; Sneak A Peak, But Heed Eye Warninc

Garden Sass   First Total Eclipse Since 1930  Day Turns into Night

-4:30 Appleton Time  World Joins in Common Celestial ‘Cause; Eclipse of Sun Due Today

Scientists, Astronomers Curious, Seek New Facts in Solar Eclipse

et HESS ted) ed  Moon dances across face of the sun in spectacle witnessed by millions

Moon, Sun. Rendezvous In Heavens   Day Becomes Sate In: 60-Mile: Belt;.. “Thousands ‘Watch

Rare Opportunity Awaited  Scientists, Others Hoping Skies Clear For Eclipse

Waiting For Eclipse Scientists, Children, All Hoping For Clear Skies

Common Celestial Cause  SS SE LE A TE  Scientists and Rest of North America Awaits Sun's Eclipse

—BEWARE THE SPECTACLE!— Scientists, Mere Gawkers Await Arrival of Eclipse

Hope For Clea Skies To View Eclipse Of Sun  Scientists Are Set To Study Phenomena

Cites Fine Progress   Common Celestial Cause   Everyone Hopes For Clear Skies To See Eclipse

Partial Solar Eclipse Visible Here... . Nature Stages Big Show In North America Today

Eclipse Today:   Nation Hopes For Clear Skies As Moon And Sun Rendezvous

Relations With Soviets Expected To Remain Chilly  ... That Is Unless Russia Decides To Release Barghoorn

Three Eseape In Car-Train Crash   Protessor’s Arrest Places  U.S.-Red Links In ‘Freeze’

Relations “Badly Damaged’  Professor’ s Arrest Sends  Cold War to New Lows

U.S.-Soviet Relations Are ina Deep Freeze   Will Stay There Until Barghoorn ls Released -

Result of Barghoorn Arrest —  U.S.-Soviet Relations Placed in Deep Freeze

Due To Barghoorn Issue  U.S.-Soviet Relations Are In A Deep Freeze

US-Russian Relations Chilled Until Soviets  Release Yale Professor

U.S.-Soviet Talks in Deep Freeze Until Yale Professor Is Released   No Protection Against ICBMs Seen by Kennedy

U.S.-Russ Relations in Deep Freeze after Professor's Arrest; Moscow Spirit’ Fading

Kennedy Wants Professor Freed U.S.-Soviet Ties Reach Low Point Over Spy Charge

Relations Between U.S. And Soviets Chilled By Prof. Barghoorn’s Arrest

U.S.-Soviet Ties Seen In Deep Freeze   Expected To Stay There Unless Reds  Release Professor

Relations Hinge on Barghoorn  Demand Is Strong Reds Free Scholar

While Yale prof held U.S.- Soviet relations to stay in deep freeze

DEEP FREEZE ON U.S. RELATIONS WITH RUSSIANS   FATE OF AMERICAN SCIENTISTS HOLDS KEY TO SITUATION

EXILED CUBAN BANKER ~ SPEAKER APRIL 23 — AT NW DEANERY MEET  Amr MawTiAAh 1 UIA BAr@al

EXILED CUBAN BANKER — SPEAKER APRIL 23 — AT NW DEANERY MEET TOR CATHOLIC WOMEN

Hope to End Stalemate  GOP Leaders Set New  ‘Nose Count’ on Taxes

State Legislature Resumes:  House GOP Plans Tax Caucus ‘Nose Count’

Efforts to Tighten © Senate’s Rule Curbing Filibuster Are Smashed

Effort to Tighten Senate Filibuster Rule Is Smashed  Motion to Limit   Motion to Limit Debate Fails To Wim Needed Vote

Turned Down   4. 4-Week Battle Ends _ Battle Ends  Filibuster Curb Fails In Senate   How They Voted

‘Toughened’ Civil Rights Bill Periled   President in Direct A ppeal to Liberal Democrat Group

Path Of Death, Devastation Powerful Hurricane Churns On Course For South Florida

ws ~ “~ “~ “~ -~ - ~~" ss  loses Some Of Her Punch Over Cuba But Still Considered As Danaerous

Concerning The Place Of Bishops   1870 Council Never Finished ‘Thorny Issue’

Ecumenical Council Grapples With Thorny Issue of Bishop's Place.

: After Century of Indecision . . .  Place of Bishops Arqued by Council

AUnOr Appcers Verrain  Johnson, Coleman Lead In Mississippi Vote

Jackson To Hire  Negro Policemen   New Board Must Guide Religion In State Schools

Final Briefs Are Filed In Airport Case  Next Step Is Up To Russell Potter, Ewaminar Far CAT

Plenty Of ‘Kinfolk’  Ranch-Style Yule For The Johnsons   Tree From Ranch

- LBJ Ranch Will Be Decorated First Family Plans a Texas Christmas

Red Stockings. ‘Kinfolk’ Johnson Going To Texas For ‘Ranch’ Christmas

Red Velvet Stockings And A Red-Nosed Deer...  Texas Ranch-Style Christmas For LBJ

Crashes Kill Five in State   Wisconsin's 1963 Highway Toll Hits 682, Compared to 736 in ‘62

Company Must Pay $250,000  42 Workers Win Back Pay From Steel Plant

Williamston Race Trouble Preachers May Stage March Despite Order

Hearing To Be Held Nov. 26... Restraining Order Issued  In Williamston March

JFK Probers Seek Power To Subpoena   Raises Possibility Of Public Hearings Into Assassination

Warren Unit Asks Power ToSubpoena   Asks Congress Act to Speed Investigation of Kennedy Slaying

Subpoena Bid Asked In Probe  Warren Announces   Warren Announces Move In Seeking Assassination Data

Commission To Ask For More Power   Wants To Subpoena Witnesses, Records In Investiaation

New Jordanian Premier Issues Grave Warning  Almeeas Ta Aad   Nasser To Act Against Enemies Of King Hussein

Don't Move On Jordan. U.A.R. Told   Demonstration Quelled   Curfew In Fffect   No Relation

Seeks To Halt Nasser’s Move  OnUAR Unity   Students Routed By Loyal Troops In Amman Clash

GOP Seeking To Build Strength In The South   Cooler Weather Heads For State   Castro Government Executes Five Men

State Court Refuses to Ban ‘Tropic’   Line Drawn Betweer Artistry and 'Hard Core Pornography’

 ar aring © atd tor is Decisions  Race Issue Pioneer Lives Life of Exile

Lonely Life . OUstraciz od Federal Judge Finds Freedom in New York

Cut in Whisky Prices Ordered By ABC Board   Prompt Notice To Wholesalers

Showers Veer North Before Reaching State   Precipitation Was Expected by Late Saturday, But Forecast Is Revised.

Cost of Living Reaches Behind  Prison Walls   Helena, Marysville Masons To Be Installed Tonight

KING GOES ON TRIAL  Negroes Push Campaign For Voter Registration

Kennedy Would Camp Down On Tax Deductions Except On Low Incomes   Tax Prozram At A Glance

Jy Urges Drastic Limits on Tax Deductions      Your Income lax — Part IV  Income Tax Deductions Are Outlined

» Surprise move...   Spells out his program for tax cut and reforms

Would Clamp Drastic Limit On Deductions To Make Up Part Of Revenue Loss  eit aan etna  JFK SPELLS OUT TAX CUT PROPOSALS   Barron Tax Plan Airing Set Today

Aims to Recover Fifth of Proposed Income Tax Slash   By VINCENT J. BURKE  Piatt Pivewe: bocdincccmbtmcccal:

President Spells Out Package Proposal  Tight Limits on Deductions Asked in Tax Slash Plan

Kennedy Plan To Recapture Fifth Of Tax Cu   Sweeping Outline Surprising Element In President's Talk

Outlines Drastic Deduction Limitations To Recapture Part Of Tax Cut

resident Requests New Limits on Tax Deductions   Reforms Would Cancel $2.3-Billion of $11-Billion Cut Sought for Individual   SUB-ZERO READINGS SET NEW RECORDS IN STATE   Bill Proposes Tighter _ Rein on Jobless Benefits

Drastic Cuts Urged on Those Who Itemize   More Protitable to Take Standard 10°>,—Low Income Groups to Get Break

Asks Sweeping ‘Reform’ iNew: p Plans for Maerly...  Kennedy Wants Drastic Limits on Tax Deductions      Program at a Glance

THROUGH SOCIAL SECURITY Republicans to Push Bill On Medical Care for Aged

Because of Drought Campfires and Smoking [Banned In State Forests

Wife of Attorney Killed —  Suspect Arrested — ForSt. Paul Slaying Re:

Former Mavor Dies   Piecemeal Steel Price Increases  Spread Throughout Industry

Chicago, N.Y. Negroes  Renew Racial Protests   Police Battle Pickets

Refugees Fear Easier View Toward Castro in Miami's Effort to Spread Burden

-CAUSING ECONOMIC DISTRESS-— Miami Wants Cuban Refugees Resettled

Flood Of Exiles From Cuba Brings  Fear, Economic Distress To Miami

Flood of Cuban Exiles Brings Economic Distress to Miami   Force Americans Out of Jobs Say Labor Leaders

Miami Impacted By Cuban Exiles   Resettlement Of Refugees Seen As Only Workable Solution

Cuban Refugees Hamper Miami  Large Influx Causes Economic Problems

Economic Distress for U.S. Citizens Grows as Cuban Refugees Take Over Numerous fobs

Exile flood to be spread over nation  Florida to push  PIN Se ae  a eee

Resettlement of Cuba Refugees Urged To Ease Economic Distress in Miami

Latin Communists Arranging Alibi   ‘Simmering Situation That Could Explode’  Cuban Exiles Taking Miami Negroes’ Jobs

Refugees Bring Feonomic Woes To City of Miami  Cubans Take 50,000  Bh. Benew Mebare

Miami Is Disrupted By Refugees   Economically, Exiles From Cuba Bring Distress

Negro Leaders Plead As Others Take Jobs  Stepped-up Resettlement Program Is Ceti on Gon k t wilh Picden Matlin

City Wants Load Distributed...  ‘Flood Of Cuban Exiles   Has Miami In ‘Distress

Refugee Load Hurts Miami  Help from Other Areas Urgently Needed Needed   Congo Entering New, Less Expensive Phase

National Distribution Proposed — Cuban Exiles Bring Economic Distress  To Miami; Resettlement Program Sought

‘Resettlement Of Cubans Urged  Refugee Problem  Distresses Miami

Cuban Refugees Bring Distress in Miami   Miami Asks for Resettlement In Other Areas

as Vue Ld a } aie _-_ Ww arse OVE  Cuban Exiles Bring Economic Distress

Spread To Other Areas Only Solution Exiles From Cuba Bring  Miami Economic Misery

To Stricken City U. S. Army Engineer Volunteers Warmly Welcomed by Yuaqoslavs

Gain In Churchgoers Is Fading   Council Of Churches Data Shews Only Smail Increase

Leave Off Gimmicks... .  Goldwater Tells Party To Avoid Racial Appeal

Serve to divide, rather than to unite  GOP advised to avoid race, creed appeals

Advice To Republicans:  Avoid Appeals Based On Race,  Emotion Gimmicks: Goldwater

Leave ‘Gimmicks’ to Demos Shun Race, Creed Appeals, Sen. Goldwater Advises GOP

George Frechette, 57, Leading State Figure In TYV-Redio. Stricken

Bond Set For $202,500 In Norfolk Court  Picked Up Girl   Picked Up Girl On Pretense Of Baby-Sittina Job

Bond Set For $202,500 In Norfolk Court   Picked Up Girl On Pretense Of Baby-Sitting Job

New Attack Brings Blast From Castro  /-_ se   Plant on North Coas' Is Shelled From Sea: Cubans Charge U.S.

Another Cuban Plant Shelled: U.S.A. Is Blamed  Charges Of New Aggression Aired R., LJ 27a ht & R.-);  fe

U.S. Called Directly Responsible   Third Attack On Island In Last 72 Hours

French State Bad Boss     Strikes Back Complaint  And Economy May Sutter

Strike Wave Hampers All French Areas  Biqgest Challenae   Biggest Challenge To De Gaulle Since Return To Power

Strike Wave Hampers All French Areas   Biggest Challenge To De Gaulle Since Return To Power

Massive Strikes Challenge French Economy, De Gaulle   Analysis     Background  Of The News

 State Called ‘Bad Boss’ French Strikes May Soon Start to Hobble Economy

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West Tells Soviet Union Time Is Short to Halt Nuclear Weapons Spread

Red Protest On A-Force: Gets Rebuff   West Diplomats Start New Drive For Disarm Pact

Damage Runs Into Millions; 11 Are Dead  Be co ere) Cae nue Hioh   Heavy Snows, High Wind Hit Northeast As Flooding Eases

Flood \ Waters  Recede In East   Rainfall In Most States Reaches Over 4 Inches Within 48 Hours

Ten States Breathe Easier; Northeast Gets More Snow  And Hich Wind:

Receding Floods Leave Heavy Toll In Wake  Damage Estimated In Millions With   Damage Estimated In Millions With At Least 11 Dead

 Loss Into Millions  Flood Waters Recede, Threat Of More Damage Eases in East

Heroic Effort In Wild Ride Costs His Life   Bet oyY er ro mw   Carthage Skies

Mississippi Talks Halt Race Strife   Attorney Genera Asks Meeting

For At Least A Year   Cities On-Line Win Fight To Keep Eagles Running

New Communications Satellite to Be Tested by UPI and AP News Services

One survivor; others presumed dead  Seven missing in Navy aircraft mishaps

Haifi Martial Law, Curfew Proclaimed  Marines Stand By To Rescue U.S. _ Citizens, Others

Martial Law Imposed on Haiti Capital  Duvalier Reeime   Duvalier Regime Decrees Curfew to Curb Bombers

Haitian Regime Orders Martial Law In Capita   Curfew Also Decreed to Curb Terror Bombings and Shooting Incidents.

Duvalier. Embattled By Foes, Slaps Martial Law On Tense Haitian Capital

Martial Law Imposed in Haitian Capital:  U.S. Marines Ready to Move in If Needed

Martial Law Imposed On Haiti; Nine Hour Curfew To Stop Terror Bombers

Nightly Curfew Also Decreed By President  easures   Measures Appear Designed To Curb Night-Prowling

Mother Is Blameless  In 2 Deaths  Ruling Reverses Coroner’s Jury

Court of Appeals Grants New Trial in Accident Case   Kansas City Court of Appeals Up holds Circuit Judge Weightman's Ruling on New Trial.

MUEIED DE GAULLE PLOT naan nananelantetiad  Freneh Secret Army Chief Betrayed by Frate Clique

—FAILED TO ASSASSINATE DE GAULLE—  Bungling OAS Colonel Turned Over To Police

WHERE  STAND  By HANK GREENSPUN   Doublecross Lands OAS Chief in Jail

Kennedy Refutes Foreign Policies Of Right Wing   President Hits Such Proposals As Only Retreat

Leave for Venezuela Retreat   2 Republicans Doubt Marriage Hurts Governor

olitical Future eas . Now Questione  Rockefeller ‘Gambles,’ Marries Divorce

USCF Students  Receive Awards   Rocky Ends Rumors: Marries Divorcee   New Mrs. Rockefeller Shied Limelight

UNTICGl PuIMIe ... ... Now Questione  Rockefeller ‘Gambles, Marries Divorcee

Venezuela Honeymoon  Gov. Nelson Rockefeller  Marries Former Employe

Columbia, Sauk  Areas Ravaged;  Campers Lashed House Trailers,  Cottages Lashed At Crvctal  aka

2 Southern Counties Hit By Tornado  13 Persons Are Injured; Damage Estimate Is High

Bill on Holdover Terms s Ready For Final Vote   Measure Is Subject Of Two Hour Debate

Dominican Offidials  Seeking Recognition      Civilian Government Also Want}: Aid From Washington For Island Egonomy

Khrushchev Attack Made         Soviet Bid To Brandt  Berlin Campaign Fuel

Velegate hits coexistence Jeering Communists halt  Chinese attack on Nikita

Red Chinese Delegate Gets Bronx Cheer   European Communists Howl Their Disapprova At Session In Berlin

Red Jeers Halt Chinese Blast at Policies—  Shout Down Attack on Nikita

Khrushchev Not Present At Session   Jeers Halt China Red’s Speech At East Berlin Meet

Red Chinese Delegate’s Attack On K Resented ~~ Jeering Communists Shout Down Speaker

Attack On Khrushchev Resented   tack On Khrushchev Resented  Chinese Delegate Shouted Down

Delegate Makes Veiled Attack On Khrushchev   Soviet Premier Snubs Chinese. Visits Plant

Crowd Silences  China Delegate   Berlin Congress Spokesman  Jeered, Shouted Down

Communists Jeer Chinese At Meeting in East Germany  Khrushchev Snubs Red Chinese Speaker; ~ Soviets Leadership Attacked

Jeers Halt Speech by China Delegate  Wu Shouted Down After ; . Veiled Atlack on Khrushchev:

Screaming Communists Shout Down Chinese Delegate to German Talks

uring Answer fo Khrushchev's Views...  Jeers Drawn Out Talk by China's Deleaate

Peking Delegate  Jeered at Parley  Red Rally Hears Blast at Soviet

Communists Shout Down Red Chinese Delegate’s Speech   Forced to Give Up After Making Veiled Attack on Khrushchey.

Khrushchev Gives Snub To Delegate   Performance Shows Russian’s Control Over European Bloc

HALTS SPEECH AT CONGRESS ~ IN BERLIN   Chinese Is Shouted Down After Assailing Khrush   WU REBUKED   3y East German Officials Soviet Premier Stays Away From Session

Speech By Chinese Delegate Is Jeered   Khrushchev Snubs Chinese Communists By Not Appearing at East German Party Congress; Veiled Attack Made

uring Answer to Khrushchev's Views . . .  hades Disraili Out Talk by Chinas Deleaate

Rift Opens Up Wider Than Ever   Khrushchev Does Not Hear Attack On ‘Revisionists’

Chinese Delegate Stopped by Jeers  Peking Spokesman Shouted  Meus Altar AStinel an Vhericeke-ha

Delegate’s Speech Shouted Down  Red Chinese Snubbed in E. Berlin

Wu attacks coexistence policy Communists jeer, shout at E. German party congress

At German Party Congress  Delegates Shout Down Chinese Attack On K

WHERE TO FIND IT   Chinese Delegate Jeered By Reds At Party Congress

Reception Points Out K’s Control  Veiled Attack Is  Made on Premier

Shaded Attack On Policies of Khrush Hooted   Party Rivals Get Snub by Premier

Stamp Feet, Whistle at Berlin Meet   Khrushchey Says Wall Keeps East Communist Area         cture on Page A-3

7 Khrushchev Absents ‘Himself. Chinese Is Shouted Down. At East German Congress

Veiled Attack (On Khrushchey Is The Reason  This Underscores His Power Over Europe’s Commies

WU SPEECH SNUBBED BY KHRUSHCHEV   Communists From 70 Nations Shout Down Chinese Leader's Attack On Russian Coexistence Policies.

Shouted Down Affer Attack on Khrushchev   Brandt Refuses Chance to Meet Russian Leader

Wu shouted down at Red party session   Premiers control over Europe's Reds exerted

HALT SPEECH WITH UPROAR OVER ATTACK   Khrushchev Not~ Present to Hear Wu Hit Out at  ‘Revisionists’   STAMP FEET   East Berlin Official Rebukes Peking Aide for DU Stand

Reds Halt Speech of Chinese Red  Delegate to East Germany Congress  Attacked Nikita

Kennedy End: Europe Tour; Sees Pontiff   Pope Lauds Efforts On Racial Problem; Is Due Home Today

JEK Ends Tour Amic  Wild Roar   See Related Reaction Stories On Page 13

JFK Heads Home From 10-Day Trip   Italian President Joins In. Support of Nuclear Force

intelligent Self - Interest Commits United States To Eurene’s Defense

Pope Receives U.S. President, Naples Visited  Kennedy Headed Home After Tour

Buddhist Monk Burns ToDeath  at is Dramatizes Oppression ye rahe Refore UJ. eam

Fiery deaths by Buddhists to continue  IILN. miesion   U.N. mission discards Diem’s restricted tour

DEMONSTRATION BY DEATH   U. N. Team Shuns Diem’s Rules, Seeks Buddhist Facts   AMERICA DISINTERESTED? / _ Adlai Says Mme. Nhu’s Tour Not Creating Stir

Rivals of Diem Sought Out by Probe Mission   Another Buddhist Is Torch Victim

Viet Spurned  By U.N. Unit  On Itinerary 7th Monk Commits  Suicide In Flames As Buddhist Protest

U.N. Team Drops Diem  Itinerary   Fact-Finders To Decide Contacts On Saigon Tour

TEMPERATURES   Make Own Schedule In Viet Nam..  UN Mission Scraps Restricted Itinerary

To Provide Expanded Services  Sales Use Tax Goes Up Cent on Oct. 13

Reaches Honolulu — Aviatrix To Rest Before Continuing Pacific Hop

May Resume Flight on Friday  Betty Miller Rests hefore Pacific Hoo

_. ~ACADEMY HONORS. SEFERIS— _ Poet Is First Greek To Win Nobel Prize

Greek Poet Winner of © Nobel. Prize  Literary Award ‘To Giorges Seferis

Greek Poet Winner Of Nobel Prize   Literature Award Is Worth $51,158; Winner Was Refugee

Nobel Prize To Greek Poet  Diplomat First of His Country te Win Cavatead Hanar

Literature Award To Greek Poet   First From Nation Ever To Receive Nobel Prize

By United Presbyterian General Assembly  Call for greater peacemaking issues

Senate Overwhelmingly Approves Historic Pact Banning Nuclear Tests:

Senators Line Up 80 to 19  In Its Favor   Leaders Commended For Work to Bring Overwhelming Okay

Solons Line Up 80-19 in Favor Of Nuclear Pact   President Gets Big ‘Aye’ Vote That He Asked

Sen. Lausche Votes Against Ratification   President Pleased At Margin Favorabl. To Important Step

Tost Ban Pact OK'd   U.S. Preparing For Tests If Russia Violates Treaty

President Is Pleased By Margin   Vote in Favor Ts 80 to 19; One Absentee

Ban Treaty Approved 80 to 19   Kennedy Happy About Margin In U.S. Senate

Senate Gives Atom Treaty Wide Support   President Kennedy Expresses Pleasure With Winning Margir

Historic Pact Okayed by Vote of 80-19  Ratification By President Is Next Step

Senate Approves Historic A-Ban Treaty   Agencies Prepare for Tests  U.S. Takes Preeautions

Many Fires in Southern Area   Rain and Snow Ease Danger in Much of East and Midwest

Scotland Yard And Police Forces Of 14 Countries Hunt For Bandits

Big Reward Offered For  Information  Scotland Yard Making Hunt In 14 Countries

Vav Reach $8 400f Known Loss In Mail Train  Holdup Nearly $7-Million

‘Scotland Yard On Hunt  Loss At $7 Million For Record Train Robbery

BANDITS GET $8,400,000   Losses Rise In History's Greatest Robbery. Offer $168,000 Reward.

History's Greatest Train Robbery— Known Losses  In Biggest Theft Near $7 Million

Brilliantly planned operation, police say  Mail robbery losses reach $7 million

Train Robbery Take May Reach $8.4 Million  Police Hunting   Police Hunting For Bandits Today  In 14 Countries

REWARDS OF $180,000 OFFERED Known Losses Near $7 Million Mark In British Train Robbery

Clues Secret in History's Greatest Train Robbery: 14 Countries Investigate

Britain's Banks Lose Most of It   Few Clues Left By Professional Train Robbers

Wanted For Train Robbery .... Rewards Total $98,000   For Bandits In Britair

Train Robbery Losses Near Seven Million   Amount Still Rising As Banks Report On Mail Shipments

$98,000 Reward Offered Train Robbery Loot May Total $8.4 Millior

Reeord Loss  In Mail ‘Job’   $8.4 Million Estimated British Robbery Haul

Haul Totals Over $2.8 Million  Press 14-Nation Hunt For Anglo Train Gang

MAIL TRAIN BANDITS GET $8, 400,000   Losses Rise In History's Greatest Robbery. Offer $168,000 Reward.

History's greatest      losses in train robbery approach $7 million mark

Known Loss Is Near °7 Million In Train Holdup   Unofficial Guesses On Theft in Britain Nearer $8!/2 Millio:

Train Robbery Losses Near 7 Million   Total May Rise As Banks Report On Shipments

Villains Took Movies !!!  Losses Near 87 Million In ‘Great Train Robbery

—BRILLIANTLY PLANNED’, SAY POLICE-—  Great Train Robbery Might Reach $8.4 Million

Total Loss May Be $8.4 Million, Say Newspapers  15 Masked Bandits haft  tnna BRinneac

159 Killed On Holiday   Traffic Death Tol Mounts to New Record in Nation

159 Persons Killed  Traffic Accident Deaths Set Record for One-Day Holiday

Highway Slauchter Far Over Grim Estimate   Record Memorial Day Fatals Climbed 52 Above 1962 Toll

Prods Congress For Not Taking Action On Slice  Figures Delay May   Figures Delay May Be Bad For _—s Nation’s Economy

Need Tax Cut Fast: Kennedy   wr F age wants Actign or  Bil This Year

Kennedy Calls Tax Cut  Antirecession Insuranee   Mental Health Measure — Wins Approval of House

Tax Cut Bill Clears Hurdle   Ways, Means Committee Sends Measure to House

NEWS CONFERENCE TODAY... President says outlook bleak for passece of civil rights, tax cut

President Prods Solons On Tax Bill   Also Puts In New Plug For Foreian Aid

PRESS CONFERENCE  JFK Says He Still Hopes for Year-End Action on Tax Cut Bill

House Committee Approves Slash In Income Tax  President Warns Against Delay  In Passage

Kennedy Again Uroes Tax and Rights Passage   But Legislative Jam Dims Hope

Kennedy Repeats Tax Reduction Plec  Calls Action Vital to Keep Economy From Suffering

Tells news conference  JFK: Congress must not delay tax cut bill

Renews Plea For Tax Cut   Delay On Bill  Could Be Bad For Economy Says JFK; Discuss Other Topic

SAYS SENATE HEARING IS VOLUMINOUS   Hopes Tax Bill Reaches Floor Before End Of Year; Tox, Rights Delays Called Unfortunate.

JFK Urges Action $11 Billion Tax Cut Bill  Approved By Committee

TAX GUT BILL APPROVED BY WAYS - MEANS   Prompt Enactment Weuld Improve Business   MORE TAKE - HOME PAY WOULD RESULI

Kennedy Prods Congress on Two Major Bilis Delay in Action on Tax  Cut Bill Said Hazardous:

President Prods Congress Again To Pass His Tax-Cut Legislation   U.S. General Praises Diem's  Anti-Viet Cong War Effort

President Prods Congress To Pass Tax-Cut As Means To Keep Economy Stable

Tax CutGets Initial Okay   JEK Asks No Delay;  Solons Pessimistic

C Nu a : a ¢ 0 n  Ta x Cu tin   Hopeful Slash Plan Will Reach  Senate This Year

Ways,Means Approves Tax Cut Bill   es oe BO OP FI   Long Way To Go Kennedy Hints Of Recession

JFK. Says Cut In Taxes Is Essential   National Economy May Suffer Without Passage Of Measure

Has Hope Tax Measure Will Pass   Feels Economy May Suffer If Delayed; Sees Enough Time

President Renews Tax  Cut Appeal   Delay On Measure Could Be Bad For Economy, JFK Says

JFK Prods Congress To Pass Tax-Cut Bill      Top Priority Also Given To Civil Rights

Jk Prods At Congress On  Tax-Cut Bill   Repeats Concern Over Further Delay Ohn Legislation

During news conference President prods Congress for passage of tax-cut bill

President Urges Senate to Act On Tax Cut Bil   Kennedy Says National Economy May Suffer If Enactment Delaved Until °64.

U.N. Accuses North Koreans of Ambush   JFK Prods Congress On Tax Cut Measure

JFK Hopeful of Tax Cut Bill’s Chances   Believes Passage Still Possible This Year

JFK Urges Tax-Slash Bill Passaae   Delay of Approval May Cause Harm To U.S., He Says

2B Governors Urged fo Push For Early Vote   Pennsylvania Among States Which Have Nat Ratified Constifuntion Aracnibment,

Hope ls All But Gone In Hunt For Bova Will Not Send Mani into Mine; Too Dangerou

Hope Is Given Up for Rescue Of Louis Bova   His Family Appears Resigned to Loss Of Miner in State Pit

N.Y. Bans All Religious Exercises, Urges Schools Teach Moral Values

School Districts Get The Message: ‘NoReligiousExercises!Period’--Aller

Mindszenty Negotiations Rumored  U.S. Denies Trying To Free Prelate

U.S. Denies Negoliations For Cardinal   Hiligdrian Report Stiys Mindzenity Trade Target

U.S. Denies Negotiations For Cardinal  Hungarian Report Says Mindzenty Trade Target

U.S. Denies Try to Free Cardinal   Spokesmen Say No Talks Held In Hungary

After His Trip To Russia  If Cuban Boss Acts Tough, World May Face Its Worst Crisis Yet

CASTRO POSES BIGGER CRISI AS RED PUPPET   Ballyhoo Visit to Russie Seen Nailing Down Satellite Role      Would Move if He Launches Aggressive Latin Operations

*« 6 « 6 6 ¥* 6 « «  Cuba’s Satellite Status May Result In New Crisis

Back To Havana with Soviet Medals... Cuba Crisis May Mount With Return Of Castro

Khrushchev Expected To Keep Castro Under Tight Leash While Preserving Cuba As Showplace Of Red Conquest

Medal-Laden Castro Turns Cuba Into Full-Fledged Satellite On Soviet Tour

 Ballyhoo in Moscow Could Spell Trouble  Castro Visit Puts Cuba Into Red Sphere

WORLD MAY FACE ANOTHER CRISIS Castro Converts Cuba Into Soviet Satellite

Cuban Boss May Now Begin New Latin Aggressive Plots   World Might Then Face Far Graver Crisis Than Last Fall’s   An AP News Analysis

Castro's Visit Affirms Cuba's Satellite Role   Actions on Return To Havana Could Bring New Crisis

Red Pigeon   me: Fag eee: —$—$—— nr  Bedazzled Castro Returning Home

Welded Himself In Jail Cell   Cuba Converted Into Full-rledged Soviet Satellite?

Cuba’s Made Full-Fledged Red Satellite  Richly Ballyhooed Visit By Castro To Soviet Union Cited

Cuba Is Now Full-Fledged Red Satellite      Far Greater Crisis Than That Of Last Fall Is Seen Possible

No New Wheat Program Is Likely ....     Freeman Talks Farming to Kansas Farmers

Crashed Airliner Can't Be Assembled   ‘Not Enough Left’ Of Jet That Killed 81. To Make The Usual Reconstruction

CAB Probes Wreckage of Crashed Jet   Bodies of 81 Victims ‘Sought; Flight Recorder Badly. Damaged

No American Concessions Given USSR   Blockade Is Lifted In Wake Of Urgent Top-Level Sessions

15 Sets of Prints” At Hideout   Experts Studying Them And Other Clues; Car Is Found

Military Charter Plane With 101  Aboard Missing   Coast Guard Reports Plane Debris Has Been Found In Gulf Of Alaska

101 Aboard Military Ship Possibly Down   Mystery Shrouds Location Of Huge Chartered Flight

Hope Waning In Search For Charter Plane   - Debris Located In Alaskan Gulf, Fear 101 Aboard Killed

Where You'll Find:   Find Debris from Airliner Missing with 101 Aboard

Council Told Of 11%Drop   “Modified Foot Patrol’ Started In Area

Had been named by Valachi  Federal grand jury indicts nine men, including Bruno

Beatings, — Death Threats Charged —   Philadelphia Crime Spoilighted In Loan Shark Racket

Summit OK ‘If It Eases War Threat’   Pledges to Cut Waste, but Sees Spending Rising

Soviet Executes Spy Case Figure Presidium Rejects Clemency Appeal

Rusk Will Air Seeurity Policies  * x. * * * * *  Solons Send Bid F or Onis In Wake OF Leak Chare. oe

Four Mary's and James Andrew Energetic Quintuplets begin their third day   Tijuana ferris wheel collapses, killing four

Pressure For Treaty Is Denied   General Taylor Says Joint Chiefs of Staff Had Access To All Conference Cables   SHOULD BE RATIFIED

To support test ban treaty  Gen. Taylor says chiefs of staff weren't pressured

GENERAL SAYS CHIEFS NOT PUSHED ON PACT   PUBLIC HEARING   OTHERS SIT IN   NO PRESSURE

Says No Treaty Pressure Put On Military Chiefs   Approved Pact Without Any Arm Twisting, Gen. Taylor Testifies

Taylor: No arm twisting Joint Chiefs  support test ban without pressure

Taylor Consulted in Advance on Treaty No Pressure Usee On Military Chiers   Treaty points up gap in detecting underground  explosions. Pare 5

Approve of Treaty — Test Ban Pressure  ‘NotUsedon Chiefs, Gen. Taylor States

Taylor Denies  JCS ‘Pressured  For lreaty Okay Chairman Insists  Military Leaders Not Influenced

Denying pressures Joint Chiefs agree to back test pact   Chauld he ratified

Taylor Says Joint Chiefs Supported Test Ban Treaty Without Civilian Pressure   SENATE HEARINGS

Ll oo ge : {Communications Open  [Chiefs Not Pressured “Gen. Taylor Testifies

Taylor Denies Pact Pressures   Pentagon Civilians Didn't Twist Arm, General Says

Nuclear Treaty Query Goes On: Taylor Speaks  ‘Committee Wants o Be Sure U.S. Securitv Is Intact

Taylor Says Military  ‘In’ on Negotiations  Feels ‘Relaxed Effort’ Is Among BPs okroae Mara Crnanshe Viawe A cked

No Pressure On Test Ban Says Taylor  Top Military Men Consulted In Advance And Kept Fully Tafnarenen

Joint Chiets Said Free In Treaty O.K.   Suggestion Of Pressure Rejected  By Gen. Tavlor

Fully Informed On Negotiations Taylor Says   Some Senators Ask Specific Views On Safeguards

Pits As No Pressure  On Pentagon, Taylor Says   General Takes Stand in Behalf Of Nuclear Ban

Gen. Taylor Recalled In Pact Probe   Military Chief Says Civilians Didn’t Apply Pressure

Asks Treaty Approval No Pressure Put  On Joint Chiefs, Gen. Taylor Says

CONSULTED ON TREATY IN ADVANCE   Some Senators Want Specifics On Safeguards

Taylor tells senators  No pressure put on Joint Chiefs   On British island —  19 refugees from Cuba are kidnaped

NATO Heads Map Strategy For Talks   Taylor Denies Treaty Pressure

Phone News and Ads te   Says Joint Chiefs Back Treaty   U.S., NATO Plar Possible Talks With Russians

WHERE TO FIND IT   DETAILS ON SAFEGUARDS DEMANDED No Pentagon ‘Arm-Twisting Or JCS For Treaty Support: Taylor

No Pressure On Services. Maxwell Savs   On Vest Treaty Support By Top Military Brass

No Pressure on Chiefs: Taylor  General Testifies On Test Ban Treaty

No pressure, Taylor says   Military brass backs treat» willingly, he tells Senate

‘Testifies At Vest Ban Hearing  Taylor Says Staff OK'd Treaty Without Pressure

lowa senate gets first crack at tavern liquor   May not chal!   Shaff to direct

How It Wuz  FREEZING DRIZZLE SPREADS MORNING  FPAAT AP ClLIfPryv tee

Bond Issue To Be Divided  @SRA AAttit:.. Bere al   $250 Million Fund Allocation Studied

Legislature Returns To Split Bond Issue   Question And Answer Series  Superintendent Defines Public Schools Purpose

Must Decide On Money  Allocation   $500 Million Road Plan Due For Action

Father Keeps Vigil  in Reno   Singer’s Son Taken From Tahoe Motel

Police Roadblocks Net Six Suspects  Witness Unable To Identify Men Held: No Ransom Demand Made

Search Continues For Entertainer, Two Abductors  Pair of Suspects  In Bank Holdups mM... ff, © OA if. is

eneeer. DIPS TO 9 BELOW ZERO HERE  Relief For Ohio?       [MODERATION NOTED, HOWEVER  Winter's Fury ‘Holds’ Europe

WEATHER-RELATED DEATHS AT 162 Northeast States Get 18 Inches Of New Snow

Fresh Snow, Cold Plague U.S. Areas  Storm Dumps Up To 18 Inches In New Enoland

New Cold Wave Headed for State Has Been Slowed   New Snowstorm Paralyzes Northeast as Sub-Zero Cold Lingers in Much of Nation

Colder weather on way for ice-covered East      snowstorms and arctic blasts plague broad sections of nation: death toll reaches 162

Winter's fury plagues wide parts of U. S.   Weather related death toll climbs to over 160

Polar Air To Linger Over East  Death And   ene   Death And Damage Toll Fast Rising

 More cold forecast  Northeastern areas hit by snow and ice today

COLD PLAGUES WIDE AREAS OF NATION   See No Immediate Break In Prolonged Frigid Spell   Readings Prevail In Several States: Almost Freezing In Florida

Winter Shifts Its Blows To New Parts of Europe   Weekend Storm Brings Deep Freeze

Storms Slap Nation With Snow, Wind  162 Deaths Cansed   162 Deaths Caused By Cold Weather, Little Easing Seen

New Aretie Air Mass Heads East   Snow. Unseasonabl Cold Plague Wide Sections OF U.S.

Snowstorms, Deep Freeze Hit Broad ‘Sections of Nation After Mild Spell

Parts Of Europe Continue Bound By Winter Wind That's Not So Kind

POCKETBOOKS BULGE WITH MONEY  Surviving N:Y. Sister Has $150,000 Cache

CHARLIE MUIRHEAD ON EXEC. BOARD  Livestock Ass’n Is In Members Drive

VANCE DEFENDS C.D. SPENDING   PAPER DECLARES $1,700 SPENT ON CADILLAC REPAIR

Contest Begins Today In Match Near Reading— Pennsylvania vs. Kentucky In Long-Rifle Showdown

Communist-Organized Crowd Boos Shaken Queen Elizabeth  Demonstration Outside Theater Apparently Aimed Chiefly At Visiting Greek Rulers

Queen ElizabethIs Booed, First In Modern History, Over Greek Royalty Visit

Because of Greek Royalty’s Visit Queen of Britain Booed by Leftists

RETUSTS in Vemonstration —  Queen Elizabeth Booed, Visibly Upset By Abuse

Birmingham Schools May Open Monday  Officials Surveying   Officials Surveying Confused Situation as Negroes File Court Actions.

May Re-Open Ala. Schools Next Week   School Authorities, Negro Leaders Plan Moves

Macmillan Resigns As British Prime Minister  Queen Asks Home Take Jol

Queen Names Lord After Bitter Tory Fight   Macmillan Resigns: Home is Successor

Lord Home Will Be Next British Prime Minister   Macmillan Resigns; Queen Requests Foreign Secretary To Accept Post

Compromise Seen to Avoid Party Solit   Queen Elizabeth Follows Prime Minister’s Advice on His Successor.

Macmillan Resigns; Butler ls Eliminated   Prime Minister Asked To Form New Government

Selection Announced  By Queen   Surpise Choice Is Compromise  To End Struggle

Senate Sets  Debate Upon  Foreign Aid Leaders Eye Vote By Week's End On  Curtailed Measure

SEEK PASSAGE OF FOREIGN AID BILL THIS WEEK  THIRD WEEK OF   THIRD WEEK OF BATTLING OVER MORE CUTBACKS

Senate Due To Resume  Aid Battle   Congress Takes Day Off; Busy Week Lies Ahead

Senate's Battle Over Foreign Aid Resumes Tuestay  But Today, All Is Exceptionally Ouiet In Capital

Congress Takes Day’s Respite From Its Work  Observes Veterans Day; Foreign Aid Battle To Resume

Congress Observes Veterans Day  Senate Battle To Resume On Foreign Aid Bill

FORCED LABOR BATTALIONS? Castro Unveils Draft  Plan for Cuban Foes

PRESIDENT, ELLINGTON GO HUNTING   Expect To Hold Talks Over Deer Carcass, Tennessee Governos May Get Federal Post.

Johnson Goes Hunting Before Sun-Up Today  > Bet’ MMPmRrARZARY CRAIT LY

LBJ Breakfasts In Kitchen and Goes Hunting   Afternoon Meeting Planned on Cyprus Situation, Budqet+ Matters

CYPRUS NOW KEPT UNDER CLOSE VIEW   Orders Cutback In Federal Jobs Over 18 Months   Yule Dinner Waits On LB) Ranch Tour

Sends note of concern  Johnson keeping close watch on Cyprus front

Pres. Johnson Bags Buck Deer   Drops Big Animal With His Ist Shot

Watches Cyprus crisis very closely  Johnson at work of official problems after getting deer

Her Will Is Too Complex To Follow   Finicky Spinster Even Frustrated After Her Death

Frustrated in Death  Spinster, Disbarred Lawyer Foiled in Last Requests

JFK to Pay Tribute to Poet Frost   Will Talk Twice At Ceremonies,  Dacaive Dearee-

Reorganization of Health Division Proposed by ‘Hoover’ Commission

Syncom 2 Put in Orbit; Ist Relay OK   U.S. to ‘Hang’ Craft in Space at 22.300 Miles

ee aarti EV  _ Pembroke State College Celebrates 75th Anniversary ——— ee tn Anniversary  15 Indians Grow To 824 College Students

Pembroke State College Celebrates 75th Anniversary Fatah Ath Atcha Batch d So A  15 Indians Grow To 824 College Students

Wother Seton beatitied First native-born American is on doorstep of sainthood

Pontiff trips while mounting steps of his throne, is unhurt   Mother Seton is first native-born American on threshold of Roman Catholic sainthood

EEPEFJEINIOOUEY MEU! Shale  Se   $125 Million New Taxes Are Asked By Governor

PEARSON GIVEN CLOSE MAJORITY IN CANADA VOTE   DIEFENBAKER TO CONTINUE PRIME MINISTER DUTIES

No Commons Majority   Pearson Liberal Party Victor At Polls In Canada

Liberal Regime Assured Canada Diefenbaker May  Halt Its Formation For A Short While

IN CANADA—  Ae Reec ene a R AC CLRT A a ALT LONE IER  Liberals  Triample

Liberals Back At Reins Again  Pearson At Helm But Party Has No Big Majority

Pearson May Get Narrow Majority   Other Parties Show Notable Strength In Some Provinces

Liberals Miss Slim Chance: For Majority Second Minority  Government in Less Than Year

PEARSON'S PARTY SHORT OF MAJORITY   Liberals Win 127 Seats In Parliament, Need 133; Diefenbaker Clings To Prime Ministry.

FAIL TO WIN CLEAR-CUT MAJORITY   Get 126 Parliament Seats: Conservatives Grab 94  133 NEEDED   For Control But Pearson Likely To Replace Diefenbaker As PM

Fall Short To Command House Liberals Win In Canada; Pearson Due As Premier

Canada Is Facing More Indecision In Government  Pearson Party Wins 126 Parliament Seats

But Lack Parliament Majority   Diefenbaker Hold:  Back Concession

Party Fall. Just Short Of Majority   Diefenbaker Seen Holding On Job As Long As He Can

Liberals Lead  In Canada, but Not by Much   Diefenbaker Won’t Concede To Pro-American Pearson

Fail To Get Clear Edge In  Parliament   Pearson Has Post Of Prime Minister Almost In Grasp

Liberals Emerge Top Canadian Party; Pearson Almost Sure To Take Reins

Canadlan Voters Oust Diefenbaker, Flect Liberals   Six Members of the Conservative Cabinet Beaten In Election.

Pearson Has Slim Chance For Majority   Diefenbaker’s Party Will Be Replaced in  House of Commons

Liberals Win Canada Votine   Prime Ministry Almost in Grasp Of Pearson—Diefenbaker Holds On

Pearson’s Liberals Lead In Canada, But Just Lack Clear House Majority

Party’s Win Falls Short Of Majority   Pearson To Need Minority Backing

Canada Liberals Win, But Fall Short Of Power  Diefenbaker’s   Diefenbaker’s Fate Now Hangs In The Balance

Pearson’s Party  Gets Q Quick Jump  OR an Ce Poet   Karly Returns In From Atlantie. Central Resions

Pearson Parly Wins But Lacks  House Majority  Diefenbaker May Try To Hang On Altar NDafant

Party Has Slim Chance to Get House Majority  Liberals Must Cut Into Conserva_ tive Strength in Late-Reporting  Prairie Pravincec.

Pearson Party ! Seats Short Of Majority   trime ‘MVinister Dietenbaker Refuses to Concede Despite  Heavy Loss.   Seven Seats Short

But Liberals Lack Majority.... Pearson Restores Party  To Top Rank In Canadz

An AP News Analysis  Pearson Likely to Muster Majority in Parliament

Liberals In Early Lead In Canada   Pearson's Party Picks Up Normally Conservative Seats

Liberals in Canada  Down Conservatives   Lester Pearson Next Prime Minister Despite Failure to Win Clear Majority   DIEFENBAKER MUST DEPART   New Coalition Seen Impossible

In Canada  Liberal Party Wins   U. S. Had Hoped For Clear Victory

Canadian Liberals Short of Majority  : Diefenbaker Expected To Keep.  Tan lab ne lana ne Poceihlon. -

Liberals back in power   Nation faces more indecision in government

Canada Vote For Liberal Party Short   Need More Seats For Majority In House of Commons

Pearson's Election Fails to Clear Up Canadian Situation   NEWS ANALYSIS

LeaGTSOn LOPS LOY Tle iweinister .__.  Liberals Triumph In Canadian Electior

Diefenbaker Won't Concede Canadian Vote   Pro-Conservative Ballot In West Saves Prime Minister

Liberals Top Party In Canada   Diefenbaker Says He'll Hold On As Long As He Car

Pearson Grasping Prime Ministry ..   Canada Election Goes to Liberals

Pearson Victor but Fails To Get Majority Liberals in Canada Topple Diefen baker Government

Diefenbaker Faces Ouster As Prime Minister; Victors 6 Seats From Full Control

Property Loss In Four States Put in Millions  Three Trains Cut Off: Twister Hits Alabama

GJ VU PIC’ sl ACHLUCKY Floods, Twisters Leave  Trail Of Death In East

New Snows Heap Woe On Midwest   Cold Front Moves Deep In Texas, Brings Snow, Rain. Blowing Dust

Damage Runs Into Millions From Waters   New Tornado Slams Into Alabama; Three Trains Are Marooned

Floods Force Thousands in South to Flee   Death, Destruction Mount As Twisters Add to Misery

Over Million in Storm Damage in Lower Peninsula  Tornado-Like Winds Damage Buildings

New Governor Is Sworn In Noon Inaugural Rites, Visitors Crowd Capital City

ON STUDENT BOARD   9,000 Attend National ‘Draft Goldwater’ Rally

Draft Goldwater Group Tries Dress Rehearsal   Sino-Soviet Talks Still On in Spite of Protests   NEA Roars Into Final Session With Thorny Problems on Tap

Goldwater Fans Stage Impressive Political Rally in Washington Armory

Double Setback For Air Force   Fined For Giving Tranquilizers To Trick-Or-Treaters

Governor asks report Probe SUI medical ciscounis  given state officials, legislators   Regents policy

After Meeting Business Leaders  LBJ Huddling Today With GOP Chieftain

Johnson Stops InHome, Takes Him To Parley   President Also Meets Dirksen And Negro Leade

President Confers With Political, Labor, Racial Leaders on Plans

lohnson Will See Negro Leader     LBJ Is Plugging For Civil Rights

LBJ Confers With Leader D.C. March   Randolph. Scen Pushing For New Civi! Rights Bill

Meets Political, Labor, Race Aides  Demonsirations Will Resume, Reap Kine Telle Presidoant

Conferences With Civil Rights Leader, Budget Director Are Tops On Johnson’s Schedule

Goldwater Camp Still Drives For Nomination   Budget Talks Top White House Agenda Today

Presidential Agenda  Johnson Is Tackling  Budget Problem; Has Busy Day Scheduled

Johnson Starts Work On Budget  His Meeting With Cordon Tops 12-Hr. Dav

Johnson Tackles Budget Problem: Demands EKeonomies In Government

— Busy 12-Hour Day Johnson Studies B udget:; Meets Civil Rights Leader

Wraspingtont  Tax Cut Bill Hits a Snag  In Congress   Two Democratic Senators Claim Pressure ‘Lactics

Before Dillon asked quick action  Two Demo senators protest intimidation, pressure

both Senators Complain Abou! Pressure Used  Charaes Leveled   Charges Leveled Before Dillon Makes His Plea

Tax Slash Bill Strikes Rough Roac   Two on Committee Say That Pressure Tactics Are Being Used

TWO BLAST TACTICS TO AID MEASURE   Dillion Asserts Reduction Now Delayed Too Long

Foreign aid battle faces difficult road   Tax cut bill runs into wall before committee

Rap Tactics For Tax Cut   Two Democrat Senators Protest, Claiming Intimidation, Pressure

Byrd, Gore Protest Intimidation, Pressure Tactics For Tax Cut Bill

2 Democratic Senators Say Pressure Tactics  Being Used for Tax Cul

Tax Cut Bill Runs Into Tough Going  Senate Finance Committee Turns Guns on Plan 

Tax Cut Runs Into Opposition   Dillon Has To Convince Byrd It Should Pass

Rocky Road for Tax Slash Bill In Committee   » Dillon Pleads for Quick Approval

$l t-Billion Measure Runs Into Rough Going Before Senate Finance Committee

Tax Slash Plan On Rough Path In Senate Body  Gore, Byrd Unleash   Gore, Byrd Unleash Opposition Before Dillon Has Chance

Byrd and Gore Assail Pressure To Push Bill   Dillon Is First Witness Before Senate Committee

Pressure Tacties Are Rapped   Intimidation Charges In Move For Quick Passage

Accusation Precedes Dillon Plea  Telearam Mighi   Telegram. Might Be Purge Effort, Sen. Gore Says

Two Senators Claim ‘Intimidation, Pressure’  Tax Cut Bill Runs Into Tough Battle

Tax Slash Plan On Rough Path In Senate Body   Gore, Byrd Unleash Opposition Before Dillon Has Chance

FIRST GRADER PUSHED INTO SIDE OF MOVING CAR AT CENTRAL BLDG.  - Engene Stabe Escaped With a Bruised how

FIRST GRADER PUSIIED INTO SIDE OF MOVING CAR AT CENTRAL BLDG,  Eugene Stabe Escaped With a Reutead Whew:

wOTIGwians Career rt  House antitrust committee probes newsprint prices

House Group Probes Price Of Newsprint   Newspapers Placed In Bind By Cartel, Rep. Celler Asserts

 Little Effect by Demand Canadian Group Fixes Price On Newsprint, Solon Charges

Newsprint Price Fix Indicated  Dan fallar [Il raaec   Rep. Celler Urges Probe Of Possible Illegal Practices

oe  cope      Cost Often Given As C Cause For Collapse Of Some Newspapers: Is High Cost Just?

Battleship New Mexico's Silver Service To Be Returned To State By U.S. Navy

Hoffa Wants Europeans Te Back Unions   _Teanisters Boss "Testifies Before House Committee

Wants to Swap Pledges Not to Handle Shipments During Labor Walkouts

‘Today's Index.   Hoffa Plans To Extend Extend His Power To Europe -

Top Communists Engage in Bitter Battle of Words   Chinese Delegate, Khrushchev Trade  Snubs in Berlin

Red Chinese Scorn Ideas Of Khrushchev   Soviet Premier Absent As China's Sneaker Ic Jeered

China Scorns Soviet Advice   DELEGATE FROM PEKING RAPS KHRUSHCHEV AMID JEERING

Communist: Of World Widen Gap   Two Camps Tear Into Each Other At Berlin Meet

Reds Fight With Talk At Meeting  Red Chinese Speech Seen Widening Rift

RED RHUBARB  So ‘Pfui’ to You, Wu!   NG. NICKEL-DIME DEMOS):  Kennedys Preside Over $1,000 Snack

China-Soviet Battle Erupts   Moscow ‘Soft Pedal’ Line Scorned In Chinese Talk

RED PARTY RIFT SEEN WIDER IN E BERLIN TALKS   Red China Envoy Attack: ‘Revisionists’; Jeers Greet Charces   KHRUSHCHEYV ABSENT   Ulbricht Hits Mao Policy, > Asks Halt to Public

Father Charles Dismas Clark, Known As The “Hoodlum Priest” Dies Today

‘Hoodlum Priest’ Dies In St. Louis Hospital  Father Dismas Clark Famed for Helping T. Bakrakiiiente Thauennac af Canvirt

“The Hoodlum Priest”  Man Who Helped Revamp 21500 Fx Convicts Dice Veda:

Aided Ex-Convicts ‘Hoodlum Priest’ Dies,  Victim Of Heart Attack

‘Lloodtum Priest Is Dead   Heart Disease bells bather Dismas Clark

INSPECTION TEAMS SHUF FLED 3 Examiners Fired For Muttfing Liquor Audits

3 Liquor Aides To Be Fired   Wholesale Shuffling Of Personnel Slated

3 Liquor Aides To Be Fired —   Junction City Man Faces Removal Order

Because of critical budget  Gov. Egan orders freeze on all state employment

Congressmen Go After More  Defense Jobs   Will Combine Efforts for 10-Poin _ Program Presented by Former

Some Crops Thrive Drought Proves  Mixed Blessing   Forest lire Rages

7, 000-Acre Fire Rages Through Ouachita Forest   Fire Danger Serious In This Area

WHERE TO FIND IT   WATER CONSUMERS  MILL VALLEY & HOMESTEAD VALLEY

Red China Making Good Progress in Wooing Cambodia Despite U.S. Effort

Cambodia Seen Close to Becoming Satellite Of Peking Despite Costly American Efforts

An AP News Analysis  Red China Confident of  Penetrating into Cambodia

Red China Confident  Of Target   Peking Boasts Of Cambodia's Cooperation Move

Red Chinese Seen Sure Of  Asian Gains   Target's Cambodia. Next Door To Laos. Thailand, Viet Nam

Despite U.S. aid  Red China confident of major victory in Southeast Asia

Poses Threat to Southeast Asia —  Red China Confident Of Gaining Cambodia

U.S. INVESTMENT HEAVY  Red China Eyeing Cambodia As Convert To Communism

Mrs. Roberts Stricken On Paris Visit   Wife Of Erie Justice Victim Of Heart Attack

New virus causing flu across nation   Identified too late to include in the vaccine

jFound Too Late For Vaccine Protection —  New Strain Of Virus ‘Caused Flu Epidemics

New Strains Of Flu Virus Believed  Responsible For Current Epidemic

WHERE TO FIND IT   Announce Discovery Of 2 New Strains Of Flu Virus

f Otent Strain of Asian Var lety  New Virus Major Culprit in Widespread Flu Outbreak

Potent Asian Form = 2 New Strains  Of Flu Virus — ‘Are Discovered

One May Be Blamed For Present Iils  ldanaifiead TA.   Identified Too Late For This Year's Vaccine

Winter's F Flu Epidemics Believed Caused By One O} Two New Strains Of Virus

Late for Vac  Discovery of Two New Strains of  Flu Virus Is Told

New Straits:  Of Flu Virus  Discovered One Of Theni Was      One Of Them Was Responsible For Winter Outbreak

Soviets Claim Yanks Fired at Fishing Boat   Recession Threat Seen by Kennedy   [One Responsible for This Winter's Trouble  Two New Strains of Flu Virus Found

DOCTORS MAKE DISCOVERY New Flu Viruses Blamed For Widespread Attacks

New Strains Of Flu Virus Found  * * * * * * * * * * cf * * * * *  One Could Have Caused Epidemics In Recent W eeks

JFK Sends Good Wishes To Pontiff   Religious Leaders Express Gratification At Selection

Defense Chief Denies Viet Nam Policy Conflict  McNamara Admits ‘Differences of Opinion’ Among U.S. Officials.

Legislature Cost Was $1'%4 Million   Legislature Ends Longest Session Quits Without Passing Tax Relief Bill

State Legislature legalizes liquor by drink, fails to solve tax issue

West's Rights Challenged At Wall By Reds   Eve Of Kennedy's Visit Is Chosen For Confrontation

Berlin Challenge To ‘Greet’ President   JEK’s Tour To Provoke Cheers, Yawns

Communists pick night of JFK visit Challenge rights of the West at Berlin Wall

President Seeks To Cut Spending   Grain Sale To Russians Gets Support Of Dillon

JFK Faces Budgetary Problems   Budget May React $102 Billion In Election Year

ENTIRE NEW 3-MEMBER PANEL IS ASSURED  Election Board Chief Fitzgerald Quits With Blast at Gene McGill

Opponents Show Surprise At No Votes In Kansas   Yes Votes Gather But 41.8 Per Cent OF Kancac Rallate

Kansas No Votes Surpass National Rate   County-by-County Vote on Page 2

Surpasses National Percentage   Even Opponents Are Surprised At Outpouring

Whopping Defeat Of Wheat Proposal In Wheat State Surprises Everyone

lowa City Mans Kin Aboard One   Mountain Snow, Cold Hamper Search in N.W. Colorado

May End Disease  Licensing of Two Types Of Measles Vaccines May Be Starfed in U.S. Tuesday

No Stampede Expected U.S. Ready to License Twe  Vaccines Against Measles

Government to Open Way to License Measles Vaccines: Raise Standards

Common As Skinned Knees:  US Will License Two Vaccines For Measles

Negro Prospects Unpromising ....  Meredith Decides to Return To Mississipp1 University

Negro Decides To Try Second Ole Miss Term   Conditions Better, Meredith Reports; Made Fair Grades

His Decision Is Lauded by Bob Kennedy  Hopeful Signs Are Seen by Negro

To Register For Second Miss. Term   ‘‘Negro’ Should Not Be Back, but 1, J. H. Meredith, Will”

Meredith says he plans to return to Ole Miss   Claims he weighed his own position against ‘feelings of people throughout the world

Meredith Says He'll Continue  Ole Miss Work   Talks Little Of Grades

Rails Not Likely To Stop At General Strike Station   Court OKs Elimination Of RR ‘Featherbedders’

Castro Makes Ex-Dictator Batista Look Like A Saint, Peasants Say

News Index   Cuban Peasant Savs Fidel Makes Batista Seem Like A Saint

Cuban Peasant Once Hailed Castro, But He Is Disillusioned Man Now

New GOP Attacks Hinted .. . Vice President Drawn Into Civil Rights Row

$13 Million More Than Last General Budget   Governor's Message Asks Spending Totaling Nearly $79 Million for 1964; Does Not See Heavy Tax Imposition

$1 million supplementals $13.2 million higher than current year expenditures

—REBELS CHARGED WITH AIDING REDS— Iraq Renews Fight Against The Kurds

Terril Community Schoo District Elects Board Of Education Members

Microscopic Life Forms From Another Planet May Destroy Earth Existence

Fifth District Legislators  Form a Unit  Organization Will Work in Behalf of  Moautual Tnterecte

Junta Firm In Spite Of US. Note   ‘Korean Peaple Know Best What Situation Is’ Savs Spokesman

Drouth Leaves Little More Than Brown Hillsides  Prospects Dim For Flaming Fall’ In The Ozark:

ASKS GREATER EFFORTS  JFIK Says Negro Gains Will Never Be Reversed

Short Session of Ohio Legislature Predicted As Solons Meet Today

LAWMAKERS FACE HEAVY AGENDA Legislature Meets To Carve Up Bond Issue

Motorists Must Display License Plate in Both Front And Rear Of Vehicle

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious leatures)

Sight Debris Of Lost Plane   Craft With 101 Aboard Missing; No Survivors Nor Bodies Sighted

ASE freasur r y Defic Contributing os “To Larceny of Average Man’s Savings

Mob Violence inPhiladelphis Area ‘Ended      White, Negro Student: at Georgia U: Married

Violence Over, Says Statement   Passive Resistance   Passive Resistance By Neighbors Coming

Folcroft Residents Pledge Passive Resistance Stand Aaainst Negro Household

Probe Begun By Senator  Said to Center About Exotic Cerna W amuan

‘Keeler case in capital?  Story claims party girl in hich U.S. circles

High Court Has Advice For Unions:   Cut-Rate Dues Pla  Offered For Politic

Justices Decide On  Union Dues   Members May Get Refund On Money Spent For Politics

Top Court Has Advice  For Unions  a a ~~,   Restates Decree On Use of Dues For Politics

Cut-Rate Dues Suggested For Union Political Funds   Union.- Maidenform In Asreement

Supreme Court Bars Use of Union Due For Politics When Members Object

Britain, U.S. Seek Way to Revive Deadlocked Nuclear Test Ban Talks

OFFER MAY BE ON THE WAY  Nothing Official Or Unofficial On Russian Wheat Purchase: U.S.

Senate Vote Doubtful  House Okays Tax Cut Bill   Big Buyer Stull Lacking  Czechs Approach U.S. On Chance Of Wheat Deal

Soviet Purchasers Have Kept Mum In The Excitement About Wheat Deale

Red Wheat Deal Gets Attention   No Direct Contact Made By Russia, Government Seeks Public Reaction

Bomber Piloted By Two AF Officers Crashes During Raid In S. Viet Nam

Plane plunges into jungle  Two U.S. Air Force men diein crashin Viet Nam

4 ATOP MOUNTAIN AT ONCE American Teams Scale Everest From 2 Sides

2 Traverse Peak In ‘Dream’ Exploit  Yanks Scale Everest By 2 “‘Rhates

Four Men Climb To Top; Miss Each Other   Stage Dramatic Meeting Lower Down Mountain; U.S. Expedition Finishes Conquest of Highest Peak

Pair Goes Up One Side. Down Other   First Traverse Of Slope In History

Che Daily Gate City   Two US teams conquer Everest, stage a meeting near summit

4 Yanks Scale Highest Mount   Poir Chalks Up First Traverse In History

CREDIT YANKS WITH SETTING RECORDS   Climb Over Peak From Two Different Sides   Performs Spectacular Feat Of Climbing Previously Unscaled W. Ridge

2 American Units Take 2 Routes   One Pair Climbs Unexplored West Ridge of Peak

Yank Climbers Meet On Everests Summit   Stampede! City Police Turn Cowboys

Different Routes to Top Taker   Stage Reunion; First West Ridge Ascent; First Traverse

Two American Teams Scale Fliighest Peak   One Pair Reaches Top By Climbing Hitherto Unconquered West Ridae

YANKS MEET AT TOP OF ~ THE WORLD   Four Americans Scale Mt. Everest From Two Different Sides For Dramatic Meeting Wednesday.

New Road To Top Of  Everest   American Teams Reach Top From Different Sides

Fair Conquer yest Kidge ‘American Mountain Climbing Teams IScale Mt. Everest From Two Sides

Pair Make  Ist Traverse Of Mountain Uneonquered  West Ridge Sealed

Rolling Your Own   Four Yanks Scale Everest   Just Miss Meeting at Exact Peak

Americans Again Seale Mt. Everest   Two ‘Teams Climb Ktighest Mountain On Different Sides

PREVIOUSLY UNCLIMBED SOUTH SIDE IS SCALED  American Teams Cross Everest, Establish Records

2 American Teams Scale Mt. Everest   Score World ‘First’; Stage Dramatic Meetinc

Two US. Units  Scale Everest   Ascend From Different Sides And Hold Dramatic Meeting Near Top

U.S. First To Have 4 Afop OnSameDay   Teams Also Make First Traverse In Mountain’s History

FIRST IN HISTORY... Two American Teams Set Record Atop Mit. Everest

Yanks Score ‘Twin Feat On Everest   4. Climbers Seale Peak From Different Sides

American Teams Meet On Everest   Scale World’s Highest Mountain from Different Sides; First in History

First traverse of Everest  Four U.S. climbers top mountain for record

Dramatic U.S. Meeting Staged on Mt. Everest   Summit Reunion  Makes History

U.S. Claims: Record of 5 Menon Peak  2 Become First  mn. shes 8 wr... ee8.   2 Become First To Climb West Side, Make Traverse

Situation Is Coming  To Climax   Wirtz Discusses Possibilities With Kennedy

Wirtz Holds Out No Hope Of Settlement   Both Sides Will Get Chance to Back Away From Strike Threat

JFK Given ReportOn Rail Issue   Another Chance T« Avoid Strike Laid Before Opponents

New Talks Scheduled For Rails  D.....*.... A... 22.   Provides Avenue For ‘Back Away’

Sides Given Another Chance To Stop Rail Strike Threat   Today's Smile

Have a merry Christmas!!   Why was He named Jesus  Savior of His people

St. Luke Expresses Faith of Christmas      The Title Jesus Preferred: ‘Son of Man

Fuentes Takes Over Army Command   Latin President Hints Cuba Behind Agitation To Overthrow Regime

New Owners Plan No Change in Operations   96-Year-Old Store Nationally Known For Merchandising

Resort Tax Relief Sought   Lag in Industry Blamed on Lack of Modern Facilities

Proposal on Bishop Powers Faces Critics  12 Prelates Call It Vague in Applying Theological Concep

News Advertiser Route Managers  Make their weekly collections on  Thursday, Friday & Saturday

News Advertiser Route Managers  ‘Make their weekly collections on  -.,. eo Pee

COLLINS TAKES A WINTER RIDE QOne-Horse Open Sleigh  Glides Through Mt. V.

Shorter hours, more pay  Porters and railroads settle stike called for Thursday

HAD $2,500 IN CASH  ‘Sisters Freeze to Death ‘in Unheated Boston Home

‘Majority Penalized For Faults Of Few’ bn recat pe eee aery Seg eee NY  Cambridge Whites Make Plea For Aid

Gov. Tawes Anxious To Give Help   Calls Meeting  OF Officials  At Annnanolic

GUARDSMEN SEARCH AUTOMOBILE   JN NAD TLAND  Whites Appeal For Race Aid

Officials Talk Race Problem With Tawes   Maryland City Group Accepts Governor's Bid

RACIAL ROUNDUP—  Cambridge Leaders Appeal To Governor For Settlement

Tawes To Meet On  Cambridge   Officials From City Accept Invitation; Meeting At2P. VW

RacePickets Stop Tr rucks In Brooklyn   Police Arrest And Carry 300 Away to Jail

Cambridge Waits For Outside Aid  City in Maryland Nea ly Paralyzed

Tawes, Guard Heads Plan  Conference   Officials To View Cambridge Situation Town Leaders Meet

Cambridge Sends Plea To Governor For Help   Campaign For Ecuador By Communists Halted

Tawes Gets Plea To Aid  End Tension   White Group Asks Governor To Act In Shore Dispute  Beha is ww: as

NG AT TROUBLE SPOTS Tawes Invites Cambridge  Officials To Race Parley

Ask State Aid In Cambridge   White Leaders Urge Governor Tc Aid in Settling Racial Disputes

Governor To Hold Meet On Cambridge  Racial Problem Still Gripping Maryland City

Cambridge White Leaders Urge Tawes To Visit City And Aid Race Settlements

Scarred city has problems  Governor meets with officials  ee. , - poe, oe _& Mi,

WHITE LEADERS IN CAMBRIDGE ISSUE APPEAL  PEACE, VIOLENCE REIGN IN RACIAL

Top Parley on Racial Strife At Cambridge   Governor Confers With City Officials

 Survey Notes Revenue Omission  Another Tax Jump Predicted lf School Aid Is Increased

Money Bags Found -- All Brapty Verein Rebbers’ Fiicleour Locaree!

but bandits And Loot Long Gone  British Police Find Robbers’ Hideout

Theft — Hideout Found   Both Robbers, $7 Million Mail Loot Are. Missing

Hundreds Of Bills Expected To Die From Inaction In State Legislature

Chief Adley Suspects Arsonist, Nixon Theatre Damaged  Pittsburgh Counts Fire Los:

Turn to CUBA, Page 8   Oberlin College To Allow Girls In Boys’ Dorms

This Week in Business and Finance .  Wheat, Sugar Claim Economic Spotlight

Educator Dies In. Lewistown Accident  Dozen Killed In Traffic Crashes

eath ‘No Respecter Cf Age     8 Killed In State Highway Mishaps.

Truce Near In Cleveland Rift  Papers May Resume Publication Soon

Appeal of Decision Seen  New Sunday Closing Law Upheld by Circuit Judge

Negro ls Enrolled At Clemson  South Carolina Pe a... i   South Carolina Campus {s Quiet On His Arrival

Kennedy, Texas Gov. Both Hit by Gunshots   . DALLAS —Therewas'a confirmed report at 2 ‘pacident Kennedy had died from an assassin’s bullel.

Reopening Of Stock Market Marked By Buying Surge Sparking Big Rally

Stock Market Launches Strong Rally On Reopening After Being Closed For Funeral Of Pres. Kennedy

Stock Market in Big Move Upward   Ticker Tape Trails Transactions

AV ROGER BNP VY rahinass ‘lbeasina a  Kennedy, Like Eisenhower, Reluctant To Employ Troops To Quell Disorders

Civil Rights Issue Fanned At Conclave   Visiting Politicians Vie For Place in Limelight

Good Morning   ‘CUDGELS’ PICKED AT 55TH CONFERENCE  Governors Meet On ‘kights’

STRONG STAND SOUGHT Nations Governors Tackle Thorny Civil Rights Issue

Alarm System Action Called ‘Adjustment’  Eight Installations   Eight Installations Located in Alaska, 20 Are in Canada

Few Flower Baskets Ancient May Day Traditions Still Kept in Rhode Island   Ry STANLEY TOHNSON

May Day In Rhode Island Differs From Soviet Variety   By STANLEY JOHNSON

A Different Kind of May Day No Parades at Home,  But Food Is Plentiful

Rhode Island’s May Day Festivities,  Like Moscow’s, Less Enthusiastic

Viet Nam Fighting Subsides   Vietnamese, Reds Start Evacuating Many Casualties

Viet Nam Battle Subsides loday, Move Casualties  Government Forces

Both Sides Evacuate Casualties  Battle with Guerrillas Subsides in Viet Nam

Major Battle In Viet Nam On Wane Now   . Both Sides Stort Task of Evacuating Their Casualties

The Weather   Major Battle In Viet Nam On Wane Now   Both Sides Start Task Of Evacuating Their Casualties

Viet Congs may be encircled  Major battle near Saigon ends with heavy casualties

Bridey Will Be Reborn Next Year   Author Claims He'll Prove Theory Of Reincarnation

Experts Make Report —  Oil Pollution Won't Endanger Public Healtk

WW rist-Sapping Echoes (  Anti-Americanism lee ‘Big Canada Issue   By WAX HARRELSON

AN ADA, U.S. DIFFER ON A-POLIC IES  Rift Poses Two Bic Questions

Canadian-U. S. Rift Diefenbaker Expected To Stand Pat On Nuclear Weapon Policy   Rv MAX HARRELSON

Legislative Designation Seems Dead   Both Major Parties Back Change but Legislators Privately Against It

To Explore 1964 Problems Joint Study Committees Likely in Auto Industry

JFK Hopes to Give Youth Best Chance   Wraps Together All His Proposals to Aid Youth, Sends Conaress Bundle

Domestic Peace Corps Proposed  Offers Plan To Deal With Delinquency

JFK Sends Youth Bill To Solons   Seeks Formation Of Service Units In ‘Package Plan’

Submitted To Congress By President— Unprecedented Youth Plan Asked For Nation

Aid to youth proposals are packagec and sent to Congress by President

Conservation, Home Town Corps Uraed   President Cites Need To Give Opportunity To Young of Nation

~A NEW PRESIDENTIAL PACKAGEHome Town Corps For Youth Is JFK’s Goal

Congress Given Plan — For Federally-Employed Youth. In Public Services

TONIGHT IN THE TEIFCRAPH   JFK Sends To Congress Plan To Aid US. Youth

Package Youth Program Given By JFK Today   Brood-Scale Plan Cost Not Definite

Youth Deserving A Better Chance Says President  Project Price Tags Are Still Not Clear

TEMPERATURE   President Submits Package Request Te Congress Aimed At Helping US Youth

JFK Urges ExpansionOf Youth Corps  Conservation And ‘Home pen J, AAT  lo Rone ee qt   Conservation And ‘Home Town’ Work Suggested

President Unwraps APackage of Help To Youth Programs   Conservation and Local Service Corps Linked to a Larger Peace Corps.

\ost Of Plan To Government: $100 Million - JFK Youth Aid Program Asks National Service Carne   City To Get Refuse Plan For New Areas

Sends Message To Congress Kennedy Says Our Youth  Deserve Better Chance

Kennedy Gives Congress Package Plan For Youth   CONSERVATION CORPS

JFK Sends Youth Bill To Congres:   President Calls: For Home Town Youth Corps’

W eather   KENNEDY TELLS CONGRESS:   ‘Our youth deserve a better break’

Calls On Congress For Help   Broad Program In Message Filed Today

JFK Puts Youth Plan  In Package   Domestic Corps For Conservation, Other Tasks Urged

PEACE CORPS EXPANSION SOUGHT   Also Requests Conservation, Service Corps  ame ame ee ol   Cites Increase In Juvenile Crime In Stressing Need For Projects

Says Young People ‘Deserve Better Chance’  JFK Sends Congress Plan To Help Youth of America

Kennedy Submits Broad Program for Nation’s Youth   Opportunity Needed to Use Talents, He Tells Congress

KENNEDY TELLS CONGRESS:   ‘Our youth deserve a better break’   In Cleveland Striking newsmen okay new contract

Youth Corps Included In Package Plar   Says Nation’s Young People Deserve, Need Better Opportunities

PACKAGE IS DELIVERED ITO CONGRESS   No Price Tag Is Placed On Many Projects

Kennedy Unveils Youth Proposals  Creation of Domestic Peace Carne Sought

Youth Plan Presented By Kennedy  ~ Youth Deserve,  Require Better Chance, He Says  By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

Kennedy Asks Broad Youth Aid Program  - Conservation, Hometown. 4 AL DP. ente

Message Wraps All Proposals In One Package   Youth Corps Is Key to What He Wants Done

Must afford youth every opportunity   Talents should be developed; needec more than ever

JFK Submits Youth Program  Seeks To Establish   Seeks To Establish Conservation Corps

Broad scale measure  "Our youth deserve and require abetter chance’

Longress Gets JFK Measure To Aid Youths   Corps Formation, Anti-Delinquency Actions Outlined

THOUSANDS SEE ‘GORDO’  Cooper Returns to Gala Welcome at Cocoa Beach

W heeling Las  To Roll Back  Some Prices Firm That Kicked Off Increases In  y f*  uwwre.8 wpe  <«%, .._.¥f

Wreckage Found In Tennessee... ‘Grand Ole Opry’ Stars Killed In Plane Crash

Plane Crash Kills Four From ‘Opry’  OWT aoe Tareated   Wreckage Located In Tennessee Hills

Thire e Others \bo ard Cowboy Copas Victim  Of Light Plane Crash

Returning From Benefit Performance  4 Grand Ole Opry Figures Die In Light-Plane Crash

Grand Ole Opry Stars Die in Plane Crash   Were Returning Home From a K. C. Benefit.

3 OPRY’ STARS DEAD IN CRASH   FAMOUS SINGERS REPORTED DEAD IN PLANE WRECK

Cowboy Copas Among Dead   Four Grand Ole Opry Stars Die In Plane Crash

‘Public Immorality’ _ - Chamber President Hits Redevelopment Fund Use

Senators Set New Quiz Of Bob Kennedy  Seek To Spell Out Plans To Put Ban  On Discrimination

KENNEDY FACES QUIZ IN SENATE   ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKED TO OUTLINE RIGHTS PROGRAM

On What Establishments To Be Covered— Senators Continue Quiz  Of RFK On Rights Bill

Attorney General Will Spell Out Anti - Discrimination Businesses

Senate Probe Continues on Civil Rights Bil  Robert Kennedy   Robert Kennedy Heard of Public Business Bias

Wn IVIL KIgNtTs  Robt. Kennedy Spells Out  _.Administration Proposal

‘Extend News, Advertising Deadline; Firms to Be Closed Christmas Day

Negroes Demons trate in Alabama, Keep Pressure on in Other Areas

U.S. Aerial Checking Continues  Public Shown  wee . a   Public Shown Picture Story Of 1962 Crisis

Rocky's Friend Granted Divorce  Will Wed Governor, Report in New York

Hayti’s New Dial Telephone System Goes Into Operation Sunday Mornina

ALL DEPUTIES REAPPOINTED FOR NEW YEAR   Salary Boost Okayed Fer Engineer ~-

News Control Charge Leveled At President  Timace Calumnict   Times Columnist Cites Directives In Cuban Crisis

Prize-Winning Writer Accuses Chief Of TS. News Management, Cynicism

Newsman Knocks JFK News Handling  Kennedy Slammed for Juggling New:

"JFK: THE MAN AND THE MYTH  His Rise To Power--A Saga of Family Ambition, We

‘JFK: The Man and the Myth’  Kennedys Rise to Power: Saga of Family Ambition, Wealth

JPR, Tae MAN AND THE MYTH errs  People Gave a Mandate to Nobody’   SUPREMELY CONFIDENT

“What A Lousy, Fouled Up a ie ney turned rapt  xk *  A Look Behind The Mask Of ee Kennedy

Sign Of Spring At Pennsbury Affection In Halls Charge Brings Concern And Laughter At Meeting

Affection In Halls Charge Brings Concern And Laughter At Meeting

TARRED, FEATHERED  Woman Tied, Abandoned By Men in Blazing House

TSHOMBE VOICES NEW THREAT’ OF CAPATACE Pl ANS   Katangan Leader Returns to His UN-Occupied Capital   FATE UNCERTAIN   Giant Copper Firm Says Dams, Power Stations Are Mined

Tshombe Puts Sabotage Threat Over Kafanga   Essential Dams, Power Stations Have Been Mined

Katanga Head Back; Tribal Battle Flares   Giant Copper Mining Firm Pleads for Aid To Prevent Attacks

Demolition Of All Industries Promised By Katangan   370 CONGOLESE ARE KILLED IN FIGHT

Tshombe Goes Back To Capital Of Congo  ‘But He Carries WithHimThrez Of Sabotage  Im K atanca

Ishombe Returns To Capital   Katanga President Repeats Sabotage .  Warnine If Pushed

Gov. Tawes To Review  Giles Case   Negroes Sentenced To Death For Rape Of White Girl

Typhoon Strikes Japan, Leaving 6,500 Homeless   Wind and Rain Cause Damage in Ohio Friday

Keenan To Quit Yugoslav Post  Diplomat Returning To Academic Life

Kennan To Resign As U.S. Envoy  Denies Rift With JFK Involved In Leaving Belgrade

Kennan Plans To Quit Post In Yugoslavia  Communism Expert Will Return to ‘Academic Duties

Top Diplomat ls Resigning  George Kennan Is Recognized —  ill ol a Bcc

Kennan Stepping Out in Fall as Belgrade Envoy   Parting With Criticism

Appeals For Rejection Of Violence  Kennedy Speaks In Nashville   Kennan To Quit As Envoy To Yugoslavia

Kennan Quits as Ambassador to Yugoslavia, Raps Congress on Trade Policy With Belgrade

Regional Lumber Firms Accused of Conducting Illegal Plant Leckouts

United States Drops Boycot!  Tn Honduras   Diplomatic Relations Also Reopened With Dominican Republic

2,000 Men, Women Students Take Part in Pantu Raids at Two Colleges

Spring Fever Blamed Radcliffe Coeds Stage ‘Panty-Raid’ On Harvard

Temperature Chart   Radcliffe Girls Demand Harvards’ Shorts  Reverse Panty Raid Sets Off Melee

1,000 Negroes Barred At School   ON HARVARD  Coeds Stage Panty Raid

Court Issues New Rules in  Civil Cases Black, Douglas See Usurpation of Congress Powers

Two Justices Protest Action... .     Supreme Court Lays Down  New Rules for U.S. Courts

Air Nuclear Strategy  Rusk Plunges Into Talks With Leaders Of NATO To Seal Alliance

Rusk Lobbies for NATO © Nuclear Plan   Canadian Officials Post Extra Guards at Ottacca Cont erence

Rusk in Conference With NATO Leaders To Test Support   FROM MEDITERRANEAN Remove Weapons Says Soviets in New Note

C of C Breakfast Tuesday Morning   With Program of Fellowship, Fun

Attendance In Schools Off Sharply   Federal Eyes Fall On States’ Rights Party

U.S.. Drafts New Tesi Ban Treaty;. Is Not In Huiryv. To: Present: Plar

Dead Rats as Exhibits Rent Strike Is Sanctioned In Harlem Court Showdown

May Be Only $10.9.Billion In Hole ..  Economic Outlook Bright, Says Dillon

Speaks To Chamber Of Commerce Dillon Cites Buoyant Economy,  Says Time Ripe For Tax Cut

Estimated Budget Deficit Might Be. Cut, Dillon Says  Could Be Sliced

Dillon Plugs For Tax Cuts We Don’t Spend Too Much; We Need More Consumption

Deficit May Be Cut $1 Billion Dillon Says Economic Outlook Good: Plugs For Tax Reduction

SEES FOR TAX CUT BRIGHT   Predicts Budget Deficit Slash Of $1 Billion  TREASURY SEC'Y   Tells National Chamber Of Commerce Year Will Be Better Than Expected

Report Made By Sec. Dillon— US Economic Outlook Good, Deficit Seen Cut

Economic Gains Help Situation On U.S. Deficit   $1 Billion May Be Cut From Expectea Shortage - - Dillon

Dillon Sees. Good Chances For Tax. Cut   Tells Chamber. Meeting of Better Economic Outlook

Dillon Hints Deficit Slash Of $1 Billion  Head Of Treasury   Head Of Treasury Points To Bright Economy Outlook

Reports Cut Also Likely In Deficit  Treasury Head   Treasury Head Paints Bright Outlook

Dillon Holds Out Hope of Deficit Cut  Outlook Is Brighter,   Outlook bs Brighter, Chamber Is Told by  Trea

Billion Deficit Cut Indicated   More Reason for Reducing Taxes, Secretary Dillon Tells Chamber

Economic Outlook Brightens  Deficit May Be Pared $Billion, Dillon Reports

Economic Gains Help Situation On U.S. Deficit  $1 Billion May Be   $1 Billion May Be Cut From Expected Shortage - - Dillon

Economic Outlook So Bright Deficit May Be Reduced   Situation Ideal for Tax Cute Now, Dillon Tells U.S. Chamber of Cammarre

Based On Economy:  Treasury Secretary Says Time Right For Tax Cut

llon Says Gains. Output May Cut it by $1 Billion           Treasury  Chief. Emphasizes “Appeal for Tax Reduction

Climate favors tax cut now  1963-64 budget deficit may be cut by billion

Dillon Boosts Tax Reduction Billion Dollar Cut In Deficit Expected

Iowa Traffic Toll Soars to Near Record   3 Weekend Death: Bring Toll This Year to 682

Ruling Hailed As City Resident Victory  Court Reshuffles Reapportioning Puzzle

Fall Short of Constitution, Jurists Rule   Verdict Does Not Nullify 2 Plans

English Ask Czech Envoy Be Recalled   British Claim Diplomat Attempted to Obtain Secret Information

British Demand  Czech Diplomats Exou'sion; Charge Him With Soving

Spy Attempt-Sex Scandal Link Uncertain   BRITAIN ACCUSES CZECH DIPLOMAT: ASKS RECALL

British Asking Czech To Leave For Espionage.  Demand Recall Of  Diplomat For Rigamnt Ta (nu

Support for Two-Year Colleges Growing  Junior College Is Education ‘Baraain’

May Involve $150 Million Housewife Seen Big Loser  Tn Burgeoning Oil eel

Evans, Barber, Caldwell, Taylor in City Finals   Kansas Cities Nominate For City, School Boards

Riling father grieves death  Elects to remain at home during  services for nation

Strikers In France Vow Resistance   Coal Strike Nears Crisis; Factories Forced to Close

Paris Union Resistance Strengthens   Natior-Wide Strike Nears Crisis State, Defvina Crackdown

Crisis Near In France’s  Coal Strike   Some Factories Closing Down  With No Fuel

CRISIS STAGE SEEMS NEAR IN FRENCH STRIKE   Mine Union Resistance  Grows, Attracting  Sympathy Help   FIRST MAJOR TEST FACING DE GAULLE

BW SSPE SE OWED JULIANA SL  Press Urged To Search Its Own Conscience

TWO FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE  Indiana Train Crash Kills 3 Crewmen, Starts Big Fire

Aided by Ike Landslide Goldwater Climbed Political Ladder With One Giant Step

Electoral College  Candidacy of Goldwater Held Unusual As Arizona Claims Only Five Ballots

Fair Trial In B ham Doubted   Motion Granted To Move Cases Of 41 Negroes

i  Police Dogs, Officers Break Up Negro Demonstration  Racial Violence Erupts In Birmingham  »

POLICE DOGS DISPERSE CROWD  Ask For Transfer Of Trial Of 41 Neqroes

Requests Transfer of Trial   Attorney Acts in Behalf of 41 Demonstratcrs

29 Negroes Charged In Birmingharr   Police Dogs Used To Stop Violence

New Mass Effort Eyed By Negroes   Violence Crushed By Police Dogs Th Bi     neliain

Calls for Trial in Federal Court for Alabama Negro Demonstrators

29 Negroes Arrested Sunday  New Anti-Bias Effort Urged in Birmingham

Negroes Urge New Demonstrations comiamsnecidmunimamadummnemaat  Police Halt Prayer March!In Alabama

Negroes Ask Rights Aid A Birmingham  Police Dogs Chase Demonstrators As Violence Hits City

Violence in Birmingham POLES SS  Police Dogs Crush  Integration March

Seek District Court Trial... . Leaders Say Birmingham Racial Efforts to Continue

Dixie Prayer Attempt Stirs Street Battle   ‘Blind Singer To Join In Alabama Racial Ban Fight _

Push For More Demonstrations In Birmingham  96 Negroes Have Been Placed Under Arract Ta Date

Dogs Crush Disturbance  In Alabama   Negro Leaders Urge Renewal of Demonstrations

iat Negroes Arrested ‘Birmingham Police Use Dogs to Curb Violence in Racial March

Birmingham Police Use Dogs To Break Up Negro Desegregation Efforts

Renthet — os SZEEVE SEGALL      oF sw. ne . CRY eM aa ese naai ia races PEO se tee            ‘Run  Birmingham. legroes

New Mass Effort ved By Negroes   Violence Crushed By Police Dogs  In Birmingham

Vacation’s Over County, Parochial School: Start New Term Tuesday

Liner in Mid-Atlantic   Mass Tragedies Mark Stunning News of '63

vars Ritcediotatis. 5 sheonlbetios.” ions Tay  Kennedy Is Uninformed On Viet Nam Situation

‘Concerning Buddhists— Viet Nam’s First Lady Says JFK Misinformed

Pope Easily Worried, Mrs. Nhu Says Wife Of S. Viet Nam’s Strongmar Thinks Kennedy Appeasing Foes

Mrs. Nhu Says ‘President Is ‘Misinformed’      South Viet Nam’s First Lady Views  1  Buddhist Situation

May Visit United States .... Viet Nam's First Lady Says JFK Is Misinformec

FIRST LADY OF VIET NAM RAPS U.S. PRESIDENT  ALSO HAS REMARKS FOR PONTIFF; SAYS  sPPaMmti Ww alae

Says President ls Misinformed About Situation  Mrs. Nhu Makes ‘Comment Today

Barry sees growing tide against treaty      By SEN. BA New York Herald Tribune   News Service   Humphrey speaks   Mrs. Nhu calls JFK a politician  She charges Kennedy j is et

Reds Stage Second Demand Convoy Stopped   South Viet Nam Back In Business—  War Against Reds Starts Anew

Russians Stop Another U.S. Convoy to Berlin   Americans Refuse To Dismount From Vehicles

Rusk Summons. Russian Diploma   U.S. Expresses Concern Over New Convoy Delay,

Russians Again Halt U.S. Convoy   Third Mneident On Read To Berlin

Enroute To West Berlin On Autobahn   Americans In Refusal To Get Out Of Vehicles

‘Russ Stop Another U.S. Convoy   point on the western end of the superhighway.

Another Yankee Convoy Stopped AtCheck Point   U.S. Commander Refuses Demand For Count of GI's

Dew d Ame ans  Be Counted   Convoy Returning To West Berlin From Training In West Germany

Reds Refused By Americans  On Check-Up   12 Vehicles With 44. Aboard Involved In Reich Incident

Russians Demand, Americans Refuse. 9° ss es  A ‘nother U.S. Convoy Stepped.

Americans refuse to be counted  Russians halt another U.S. convoy on autobahn today

Yanks Refuse To Heed Red Court Order   Incident Occurs On Autobahn Checkpoint In West Germany

Russians Hold Up A Small American Convoy to Berlin   Earlier Dispute of Head Count Again Reavaht Porweed.

Soviets Halt U.S.  Convoy   Yanks Stopped At West End Of Autobahn

TO GET OUT OF VEHICLES   Americans On Way To Berlin Halted For Head Count In Dispute Over Convoy Procedures.

U.S. Force Spurns Order To Dismount, Be Counted   “Where Convoy Was Halted

Create New Incident on Berlin Road   Yanks Refuse Demand To Leave Vehicles And Be Counted

Soviets Again Delay Convoy, Demand Count   Americans Balk Along Autobahn

Russians Again Halt U.S. Convoy on Berlin Highway   Kennedy Names Weapons Man To Committee

GI'S REFUSE TO GET OUT OF VEHICLES   Americans On Way To Berlin Halted For Head Count In Dispute Over Convoy Procedures.

Response To Sanford’s Talk NAACP Orders NC Units  To Halt Demonstrations

Rockefeller Hints JFK Is Appeasing In Political Speech   Says He Feela Cuban Hit-and-Run Raids Are Valuable Tacties.

Policy Changes Are Criticized By Rockefeller   New York Governor Hurls Appeasement Charge at Kennedy

Rocky Hopes  Cuba Move No  Appeasement Unable to See Why  U.S. Aiding Viet Nam And Not Cuba Exiles

After prayer by its chaplain Shocked senate adjourns with word of shooting

Valuations Set Record In DeWitt  Pipelines, Gas   Pipelines, 6 as Boost Ficure

‘Tradition, Practicality, Vanity  3 Intangibles Slow Tax Cut Bill

Big 4 Open Pre-NATO Paris Talks   Cambodia Expectec To Be Aired During Ministers’ Meeting

Talks Begun By Ministers Of ‘Big Four’   Parleys Preceding NATO Conference  ~ Opening On Monday

West’s Envoys — Meet In Paris Round Of Talks Held Before NATO  Conferece Opens

Rescue Teams Poke Through Brace Ruins   Torrential Rains Hinder Operation; 12,000 Homeless

Torrential Rains Hinder Rescue Units   12,000 Left Homeless; Area Was Site of Bloody World War II Battle

Death Toll In Libyan Quake May Exceed 500   At Least 500 Injures and 12.000 Mads Homeless by Dis aster at Barce.

Many Persons Left Homeless In Libya Ruins   Air Force Planes Fly In Supplies To Disaster Area

ID RUSHED TO DISASTER AREA  300 Now Feared Dead In Libya Earthquake

—U.S. COUNCIL BLAMES RUSSIANS— Nuclear Fallout Levels Probably Will Increase

New Version of Sunday Closing Law Almost Completed by House Group

Farmer [s Found Shot To Death ta Sedgwick County  Parts Of A Woman’ s

INAUGURAL PROGRAM ANNOUNCED  Rhodes to Take Oath As Governor Monday

Tshombe Agrees To Take Over By United Nations  ‘Adoula Expresses Suspicion After Amnesty Grant

Texas Longhorns Slip by SMU, 17-12   MOROCCO, ALGIERIA Border Truce  Off, Then on

Cease-Fire Etfected In Desert War   All-Quiet Reached 24 Hours After The Official Decree

Algerian War ‘Ends’ Again   Acceptance Lax For Cease-Fire   By GEORGE HALABY

Algeria War Halts Again   Both Sides Hurl Charges Of New Peace Pact Breal

Sahara War Ends Again; Border Quiet   Morocean Shells Rip Into Benj Ouvnif   Alverian Leaders Agree To Comnly

‘Big Noise, Em pty ¢ resture’ Columnist Says Wallace Uses Defiance For Political Career

Blues Singer Found Dead al Her Home   Overdose of Sedative May Have Been Cause.

Blues Singer, Wite of Lions’ Gridder, Dead   Dinah Washington, 37, Was Married to ‘Night Train’ Lane

Blues Singer Found Dead ir Detroit Home  Dinah Washington, Wife of Pro Grid Star, Succumbs

Noted Blu  Dinah Washington Found Dead By Husband, ‘Night Train’ Lane

Blues Singer ls Found Dead  Dinah Washington May Have Taken Overdose Of Pills

Detroit's Lane Finds Wife Dead  Dinah Washington Famed as Singer

WIFE OF ‘NIGHT TRAIN’ Dinah Washington, Singer Dies From Too Many Pills

DEMO LEADER SEES TREATY APPROVAL   Reports No “Gimmicks O1 Side Issues’ In Pact   Says Harriman Made Tremendous Impression At Committee Hearings

Solon Cites Pact Has No  Side Issues   Mansfield Claims ‘No Gimmicks?’ lu Big Three Accord

‘No Gimmicks’ In Test Treaty, Claims Mansfield   GOP Leaders Are Balking At  QOrniel Anaraval

Harriman Talks To Press  Bipartisan Display At Signing Of Test Ban Treaty Called Off

Republicans Set to Shun Pact Signing  Bipartisan Display Chance Killed by  T eaderse in Senato

; No Gimmicks In Test Ban Trea  ‘Good Chance For or  Senate Approval

Senate Democratic Leader Declares No Gimmicks Are In Test Ban Treaty

GOP Leaders Apparently Kill Any Chance of Bipartisan Display At Formal Sianing in Moscow

Mansfield Claims No Gimmicks Tied To Test Ban Pact  Predicts Strong Bi-Partisan Suoports for Treaty With Race

Mansfield Says  ‘No Gimmicks Tied to Treaty   Sanders, Bobby to Testify on Civil Rights Legislation

Sen. Mansfield Reports:  There Are No Gimmicks Or Side Issues Tied To Test Ban Treaty

‘No gimmicks in ban treaty  No side issues tied in says Sen. Monefield

Mansfield Says Support of Ban Treaty Growing   Praises Harriman Report to Senate

Treaty Given Good Chance In the Senate   Majority Leader Says Agreement Has No Gimmick:

GOP Holds Judgement  On Test Ban   Democrat Declares Treaty Has No Side Issues For Soviet

‘No Gimmicks’, Says Senator —  Mansfield, Kennedy  Discuss Test Ban

Ratification of Tests Pact Seen  _ Humphrey Says U.S. Public Favors Treat

Bipartisan support claimed Won't attend Moscow signing, Dirksen and Hickenlooper say   Twa won't ao

SUPPORT IS RATED BROAD 'FOR TREATY   Appears GOP To Shy Away From Trin To Moscow

Sen. Mansfield says ‘no gimmicks’ to test treaty: confers with Kennedy

After Meeting JFK  ‘No Gimmicks’ in Test Ban, Sen. Mansfield Reports

Leaders Withhold Approval   Dirksen Rejects 2 Party Conference Suggested by JFK

Republicans Balk at Trip to Sign Pact   GOP Poliéy Stand ‘Awaited; Democrats Predict Passage

Broad Support Seen for Pact, Says Senator  Expects Ratification   Expects Ratification Will Be Voted Quickly

Ratification Seen Likely Early Date Good Support  Reported In Both Houses

N-Testing: Susvended  In Nevada   Kennedy’s Order Tn Effect. During Talks With Soviet

Quarter Profits Of Steel Falfer  Blough Says Price Increase,’No Cure’

Military Chiefs Rap N-Ban Pact   Opposition Again Expressed Against Current Proposal

Wary Of Administration Outline  Joint Chiefs Express Opposition To U.S. - Soviet Test Ban

Kennedy Begins Five-Day Tour Of West States   Speaking and Inspec. tion Trip Extended at Last Minute to In. clude Hawaii.

Kennedy Starts Western Towr: To Go to Hawaii  Accepts Invitation

President On Jou mey Into West   Extends Trip To Hawaii, To Visit Mayors’ Confab

Kennedy cong to Hawail   He'll address mayors, discuss civil rights

Defense And Politicking—  JFK Adds Hawaii To Tour Started Today In West State:

Kennedy Okay: Hawaii Invite; Starts Journey   President Plans Talk At Mayors’ Conference Concerning Civil Rights

Kennedy Starts Trip Including Visit to Hawaii   Journey Combines Defense Tour And Real Politicking

Sian: tior Tie   Chief Executive Due In El Paso Tonight After Making Talk. at Colorado Springs

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Kennedy's Western Tour Will Include Overnight Trip To Hawaii

ADD HAWAII TO KENNEDY ITINERAR}   President Speaks At Ai: Force Graduation To. day On 4-State In. spection And Politick: ing Tour.

JFK Will Visit Hawaii On His  Western Jaunt  Will Speak Sunday To Mayors Holding Meet In Honolulu

WILL A CONFERENCE OF MAYORS   Trip To Honolulu Added Tc Tour Of 4 West States  PRESIDENT   Reportedly Will Speak On Civil Rights In Talk To Officials Sunday

President Takes Off On Tour   Western Visit Includes Overnight Trip to Hawaii

REPORT TIRES, WHEELS AND TV TUBES STOLEN FROM CEUSRAT. URTIICEL RS

REPORT TIRES, WHEELS AND 'TV TUBES STOLEN EFROAL SEVERAL VUROUTICLES

Assembly Outlaws — Space Arms   Mass Destruction ‘Nuclear Satellites Out Unanimously

UN ASSEMBLY BANS ARMED SPACE BASES   War-Making Satellites Outlawed in Highly Important Vote   U. S. AND RUSSIANS BOTH LAUD ACTION

Post Office Carriers Will Distribute June Livestock Survey Cards

Boy Hangs Self Accidentally  Strangles Trying To Frighten Friend

Youth Hangs Self By Belt. Bluffing Girl   Strangulation By Accident Is Ruled In Bizarre Incident

President Pledges Full U.S. Support For Campaign to ‘Banish Hunaer’

Gilpatric Trip Gets Postponed Renewal. Of Bases In Spain Will Be  Discussed Later

Fails To Mention Killing of Gls  N. Korea Accuses U.S. of War Plot

Provocation. Imperialism  OfU.S. Hit.   Reds Ignore Death _ Of Three Soldiers In ROK Zone Attack

Hot Spot:  North Koreans Ignore Ambush  United States Accused Of “Ageressive Acts”

CITE DRILLS ON ATOMIC ARMS USE   Combat Honors Given Soldiers Slain In Fight

NORTH KOREANS ACCUSE U.S. OF PROVOKING WAR   IGNORE RED PUSH RESPONSIBLE FOR 3 AMERICAN DEAD

Reds Claim War Threat Played Up   Communists Ignore Ambush Killing Of 3 Americans

Communist North Korea Accuses U.S. Of War Provocation on Divided Peninsula

North Korea Accuses US. Of War Plots   Broadcast Ignores Ambush Slaying Of U.S. Soldiers

North Koreans Issue Charges  Make No Mention Of Attacks On  e ¢. f 3?

Claim U.S. Has Atomic Weapons In South Korea  Fail to Mention Killing of Two Soldiers Mondav

SAY NOTHING ABOUT OWN FORAYS   Claim Americans Trying To Justify Agaressive Acts   BROADCAST   Makes No Mention Of Am bush Slaying Of Two Yankee Soldiers

Ignore Atfack By Red Suicide Squad This Week   Say U.S. Trying to Cover Aggressions

North Korea hits ‘imperialism’  U.S. plotting war: Reds   Commies ignore slayings  of 3 American soldiers

Imperialism charged in S. Korea Ignores Red suicide squad that killed three soldiers

Cold War Getting Hot — N orth Korean Commies Say  U. S. Is Provoking War

Communist North Korea Takes Poke At United States   Accuses This Nation Of ‘War Provocation Plots’

Reds Claim Provocation By America   Broadcast Doesn't Mention Action By Communist Squads

'US. trying te justify war  North Korea    North Korea ignores suicide squad invasion

N. Korea Says U. S.  Plotting Provocations: Red Killings Ignored

Provocation Plot Charge Krom North  > a See eee   Reds Ignore Own Actions By Suicide Squad

North Korea Reds Charge U.S. Plots   Broadcast Ignores Ambush Slayinas

Americans Admit Nuclear Weapons. Are Stored In Area   Rail ings E Rail Hearings End Today

Killing of 3 Americans  Is Ignored   Communists Claim Threat From North To Be Nonexistent

Kennedy's Mother To Get Degree   Honorary Doctor Of Laws To Be  Bestowed By Gs Taeenk’e

‘Pinch Me!’  jeda Maria Vargas -- Miss Brazil--Ils Miss Universe

 Khrushchev, European Red Bosses ' Get Set for Showdown With China

FULL SERVICE   Soviet Gets Stiff Protest   Kremlin Answer Still Awaited

Ambassador Kohler Also Insists On Right to See Yale Teacher Held as Spy by Russians

U.S. Demands Release Of Professor   Ambassador Kehler Also Asks for ight To Visit Barghoorn

Free Protessor, U.S. Tells Russia   Ambassador Kohler Also Demands Soviets Let Him See Barghoorn

Demands Release Of Yale Professor Arrested as Spy   Ambassador Kohler In Moscow Wants to Sea the Prisoner.

US. moves for release ot captive   Russians block envoy’s attempts

U.S. Calls For Release  Of Professor   Envoy Registers Strong Protest

ALSO WANTS VISIT WITH AMERICAN   Strong Protest Asserts Arrest Is Unwarranted

U. 8 Ambassador Presents Demands  Release Yale Professor Immediately, Russia Told

Russians Refuse To Explain Spy Charge Details Sought By U. S.;  See Hitch In Exchange Program

U.S. demands Barghoorn be released  Professor held on espionage  ehavrca her Caciate

Ambassador Protests To Red Official   Also Demands Data On Charges Against Barghoorn   SEVERAL DAYS

oscon,  Release of  Yale Man   Kohler Demands List of Charges, To See Barghoorn

U. 8. Demands Release Of American Professor Jailed by Soviet Union

Envoy Kohler  Warns Zorin,  Seeks Details Soviet Ministry  Pp a eae Yee Pee

Yale Man Held By  Soviets   U. S. Ambassador Wants Details  On Charges  Of Spving

Protest Made On Arrest   Prof. Barghoorn’s Release Demanded by Ambassadot

Held by Reds on spy charges  U.S. demands immediate release of Prof. Barghoorn

U.S.Demands Immediate Release Of Yale Professor Held By Russians As Spy

Envoy Seeks Information  At Kremlin   Yale Professor's . Arrest Seen Blow To Exchange Plan

Demands Russia Release Jailed Yale Professor  Ambassador Kohler Also Insists On Seeing Barqhoorn

Kohler Asks to See Barghoorn, Detained as Spy   Ambassador Insists on Statement of Charges

Demands Full Details  U.S. Asks Release Of Yale Professor On Spying Charge

fheason for annexation: eR TE SEO ES  Waite Hill police preferred

Labor Meet Ends Amid Disputes  Top Leaders Differ Over Type Of Work

Labor Chiefs Disagree On ‘Short Week’   Reuther Suggests Adjusting Length On Economic Tren

Adjustable Work Week Suggested  Reuther Doubts 35-Hour Week Good for Ail

Same Pay Wanted For  Less Hours   Top Union Leaders Make Desire Known In Policy Statement

Labor Differs on Type Of Shorter Work Week   By NORMAN WALKER Associated Press Labor Writer

CEASE-FIRE AGREEMENT —  ~ Pact Is Signed - That Will End - War In Desert

FIVE-YEAR-OLD LAD FROM LE MARS SHAKES HANDS WITH FEDERAL JUDGE — WHO WARMLY WELCOMES NEW CITIZEN.

FIVE-YEAR-OLD LAD FROM LE MARS SHAKES HANDS WITH FEDERAL JUDGE — WHO WARMLY   WEI CARIES RAEU Orrigzgew

Proposal To End Anti-Jewish Views  Is Presented To Ecumenical Council

Vatican Council © In Historic Step   Document Seeks End To Blaming Jews Exclusively For Crucifixion Of Christ

Document Put Up to Council To Clear Jews  Holds All Mankind Has Responsibility For Christ’s Death

Ecumenical Document Would Divide Responsibility for Christ’s Death

JFK Assures Pact Won't Deler A-Future   Agrees To Write Letter To Senate On Ban Treaty

On Future Atomic Development  Kennedy Sees No Misgiving: With Reds If Treaty Ratitied

JFK to Send Letter  To Senate on Treaty   Fulbright Warns Senate To Avoid Reservations

VI AF TOgress 10 GO UN  Treaty Debate On After JFK Reassures Congress

Kennedy Agrees To Send Special Letter To Senate   Says Ratification Of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty With Russia Will Not Hurt U. S.

Special Letter  JEK To Clarify Test Ban  Dirksen Will Now Su pport Ratification

Debate Opens After Senate Leaders Meet   Passage Of Treaty Forecast But Foes Continue Barrage

To Send Senate a Letter  JFK Acts to Bolster Treaty Ratification

JFK To Put Assurances  In Writing   Note To Senate Will State Test Ban Treaty Pledges

JFK To Write  Pact Promise   Sen. Dirksen To Endorse  Nuclear Treaty Passage

$1.3 Million Pay Bill  Goes On to Governor   Action Comes on Voice Vote In Upper Chamber; Measure Substitute For Senate Bill Costing $1.6 Million

Concurs with house action Senate okays $1.3 million teachers’ pay increases

Red Korean Attacks Upor Americans Part of Plan To Boost Tension, Claim

Attacks in Korea May Be Attempt By Red China to Increase Tension

South Korean Armed Forces Alerted   DEFENSE MINISTER SEES DANGER OF RENEWED WAR

Agriculture Aid To Cuba ls Opposed   U.S. Resists Letup On Its Squeeze Of Cuban Ecénomy 

New Economic Squeeze Being Put on Castro  Demands UN Cancel Plan to Help Build   Soviet Weapons May Still Be in Cuba

U.S. Asks U.N To Halt Cuban Farm Project  Stevenson Told To Fight Grant Of $1.1 Million

May Walk Again ene Te eS  Woman Hy pnotized, Has \Major Surgery On Spine

Experiment Shows  Voluntary Internment Could Possibly Reconcile Couple on Verge of Divorce

Britain Rejects A-Fleet   Rusk Seis Stage For Kennedy Talk  Re Aeeks Pek

Joint A-Force Issue Debated   Multinational Fleet, Nuclear Test BanTo Be JFK-Macmillan Topics

Reds Plan Venezuela  Terrorism Effort Aimed At Stopping Visit To U.S. By Chief

Legisiative Neview  Higher Education Bill Passed By House; Returned To Senate

Contract Dispute Idles 271 In Factory, Foundry   Meeting Called   Representatives   Other Issues

PEARSON, HIS CABINET GET CANADA HELM   Liberal Expected To Back U.S. More Than Diefenbaker

GOP To Recess  For State Budget  Studies in March eens Step  nmiame’ menringd   Legislature Step Unique; Hearing Problem Cited

Legislature Plans  Recess it in March  No Sessions to be Held While “Committee Works on Budaet

TOWN IS READY TO DECIDE ON EQUAL SERVICE   Balloting Today Holds Spotlight Because Of Ractal Issue      GUARDSMEN, POLICE ARE PUT ON ALERT

Johnson Is Given Clean  Health Bill   Recent Cheekup Found President In Good Shape

Johnson’s Health Is Rated Tops  TDorctar Cites   Doctor Cites Reeent Exam

Ecuador Village \s Plagued Again  _ Landslide Hits 2 Days After School Disaster

_ Bring Along 4-H’ers For Re efreshment And Flag’. ment And blag  County Agent And His Aides Have Their Day With Board.

Bring Along 4-H’ers For Refreshment And Fila  County Agent And His Aides Have Their Day With Board

Labor’s Political Wing Plans September Conference to Map Activities for 1964 Campaign

) Clash Expected ‘Legislative Group Begins  ' Hearings on UC Bovishens

Supreme Court Hears. Arguments Or Bible-Reading In Public Schools __

Supreme Court Hears Arguments On sla Recaltran fea Paraite Cohaale

Questions Thick And Fast On Prayer Issue   * Verbal Free-For-All x

Supreme Court Hears. Arguments in Defense of Bible Reading in Schools

Bible Reading in School ....   Were ENS wig  Wt .  Court Hears Defense Today

1958 Case In Limelight — Bible-Reading In Pa. Schools Being Heard In U. S. Supreme Court

ll ll ete ee ee ee ee  Cherokee Nation Ready To Swap  kor Kducation

Red China Radio Hints India Play   Used Same Tactics Prior To Eruption Of Border Fighting

REJECTING CONTROLS CAN START   Troubles On Domestic Front Also Forecast

 Rejection would mean overproduction  Farmers asked to okay wheat control plan

I’ CONTROLS END--    meee Seen eee neem ae ements ere met  Freeman Sees  Wheat at SI

Freeman Terms a Wheat Referendum Key to Aq Problem   World Wheat Price War Could Develop If U. S. Over Produces,

on Deaa, Several Injured Hundreds of Angry Fan: Stage Racetrack Riot

Narcotics’ Final Value $37 Million   82 Pounds Of Dope Is Claimed Located Jn Routine Search

People-to-People Observance Brings lke, Truman, Aleman Together In Salute to Mexico

Legislators Introduce op rapeetniar eee State Income   ‘Tax Measures

Special Session Of State Assembly Opens To Tune Of Partisan Oratory

Air Pollution Aid Bill Gets LBJ ‘Brand’   $95 Million Over Three Years To Help State, Local Agencies

Provides $95 Million Johnson Signs Measure  To Fight Air Pollution

Kennedy, Top Aides Discuss Pact Proposal   President Places “Important” Label On Red Boss’ Bid

9 Men Were Aboard  Search Parties Fight Snow, Cold Trying To Reach Downed Bomber

Wreckage of Bomber Sighted In Maine Wilds  Searchers Spot Parachutes But No Sign of Life

Government Requests Railroads. Unions To Resume Negotiations   Good M orning   Nikita Reveals Program To Spur Lagging  Acriculture: Farms Virtual Factories

Khrushchev Unveils Plan For Operating Farms Along Lines of Factory

Pleas Submitted   tess  Texas Woman Pistol-Whipped By Husky Cook

For May 21 Primary Voting in County ... Drawings Fix Ballot Places

SEN. SHAFF TOBE BANQUET SPEAKER   Business Men Will Be Farmers’ Guests At LeMars Nov. 5

Gov. Wallace: Urges Defeat: of Rights Bill   a Challenges i President: to: Submit Case .to.National Refercndiun: ..

Alabama Governor Attacks Kennedy Rights Program   BEDS FOR LEADERSHIP  Rockefeller Raps Radical Right

Wallace Rips Kennedy on  Civil Rights   Calls for Defeat of Program, Urges A Referendum

“Miss Budweiser”   Wallace Lashes CR; Wants Vote On Subject, Demands JFK ‘Retirement’

Gov. Wallace Fires Blast At Kennedy   Alabama Governor Says JFK Should Retire; Hits Civil Rights Bill

Ala. Governor Wants JFK Retired   Wallace Says South Won't Accept Civil Rights Measure

SY JUSTICE DEPARTMENT uo ox ws os ms es es ese,  Court Asks Clearing Of Restaurants’ Rights

Six Killed In Bus Accident   "Flying Wallendas’ Hurt As Wire Snaps

FLOATING BASE STUDIED Army May Seek Carrier Eor Helicopter Fleet -

Race Equality Bill Passage Urged By RFK   Discrimination In Small Businesses ‘Insult To Negroes’

Key Section Of Rights Bill Uraed   Robert Kennedy Says At Hearing Sore Spot Must Be Cleared Up

Key Part Of ‘Rights’ Bill Urged   Atty. Gen. Kennedy Makes Urgent Plea For Legislation

CROWD CHANTS “KEN-NE-DEE” AS TOUR OPENS   President Tells Airport   Throng: “U. S. Is In   Europe To Stay”   PRESIDENTIAL JET DETOURED FRANCE

— Clues Soviet Russian Press Hints Secre  Cuban Diplomatic Deal With U.S

WORLD NEWS Sino-Soviet Accusations Fly; Moscow Sounds for Support

Warnings Posted   Stocks   From World Communism  Khrushchev Appears Set  For Excommunicating China

BUT SAYS THERE’LL BE ENOUGH  Nikita Tells Russians To Tighten Bread Use

High-Wire Performer Plunges 30 Feet On Concrete Floor, Critically Injured

Worked Without Net Die  29 High-Wire Artist Hurt In 30-Foot Fall

Remains in Critical Condition  High-Wire Artist Plunges to Floor

Six Are Killed, 32 Others Hurt  In Tucson Blast   Downtown Cleaning _ Plant Is Ripped  Rwy Severe EFynlacia

Foreign Aid Bill In Fight On Slash Cut   Senafe Leaders To Seek Compromise Or $400 Million Slash

Opponents vowbattle just began  Senate plunges into second week of debate on aid bill

Red China Asks Purge Of Soviets   Marxist Review Issues Charge In Growing Rift

Red Journal Says Khrush Is Included   Charges Appear To Widen Rift Despite Peace Talk

‘Senate Poll Hints Curb On Filibuster  Spread Of Racial Disorders Increase . Chance Of Civil Rights Action In ‘63°

Hopes For ‘Rights Bill Rise  Daniel NMienasdare   Racial Disorders Increase Chances Of Senate Action

Racial Disorders Have Increased Chances to Pass Civil Rights Bill

Race Discord Ups Chances Of Rights Bill  Survey Shows Senate Shift Toward Clatur

House Seeks Special Session on Tax Bill   By ROGER TIMBERLAKE United Press International

Shooting spree after marital trouble  Estranged husband kills wife, four others

Killer Confesses To Clerqyman Affer Slaying of Five   Estranged Wife, Son Are Among Victims of New Rochelle, N. Y., Murders,

Five slain in their sleep  Father taken into custody by ~ authorities

Surrenders to Clergyman—  'N. Y. Worker Murders Wife, Son, Three Others

4 Cases of Dynamite Found > i eeesssssssCiW tt ff PCEQWdler Taken. Au 2? 

Sales Tax on Services {s Turned Down by lowa House   HOME FOR WEEKEND  Legislators Relax

FLU SPREADING IN MIDDLE WEST   Qeaths in Nation Abo ve Epitemic Threshhold for Past 5 Weeks

nailed by Scranton...  States New Medicare Program Goes Into Effect

Man Is Fatally Hurt in Crash   Kenneth F. Mieloszy   Kenneth F. Mieloszyk Dies in Car Mishap

Highest Corn Prices Since 1957; ~ Fear Of Drought Is Main Reason

Inside The Times   Protitable Operation pti ciacanncecedient ution  Stamps Keep Agency In Black

DON’T GET NEAR MY KIDS...   Irving Couple’s Double Trucking Must Await Outcome Of Charges

TEN WHACKS, PANTS DOWN Judge Makes Dad Spank Son, 19, in Court Because He Beat Mother

‘Pants Down, Judge Orders  19-Year-Old’s Penalty 10 Whacks With Belt

Johnson Promises Retention of U.S. Military Strength  Also Urges Patient, Just Approach to Foreign Policy

Sedan Oil Man Leaves $2 5 Million   Half Is Left To Widow By John Denman Jr.

See Germany Giving Okay To New Talks   U.S., British Begin Series of Conferences With Gromyko Saturday

West Germany Seen Endorsing ‘Russian Talks  Boun Minister Meets   Boun Minister Meets With Rusk and Home to Discuss New Nesatiajions.

JFK-Congressional Leaders Huddle In Secret On Possible Cuban Plan

PREC TSIM TI INC  Tse- -tung Asks Khrushchev to China   U.S. Proposal Rejected   British Back NATO Fleet

Red Bosses May Try To Heal Schism  Kremlin Hasn't   Kremlin, Hasn't Indicated View  On Sunnnit Talk

Red China Invites K To Peking   Summit Session Of Leaders Could Air Differences

Mao Invites Khrushchev  Talks On Ideological Rift Due Discussion

OC LEET TELE LLELEE LEE TELD APIO LEE OLY TTPO T LLL ELL LL EY LE TTULE ELE PETEEL  Mao Invites Khrushchev   Soviets Scrap 7-Year Plan

Trout Fishermen Greeted On Opening Day Of Season By Bright Sun, Snow

FOnIZNHES Session Redistricting, Utilities  Stew Greets Legislators

Sheriffs Agree Teen-Age Drinking And Bad Check Passing Give Trouble

10 in Syria Revolt Are Put to Death   Regime Makes Short Work of Ringleader: In Abortive Uprising

Syrian Military Strongman Deals Swift, Final Sentence To Rebellion

12 EXECUTED; CURFEW LAW QUIETS SYRIA   Strongman Hafez Orders Civilians To Stoy Indoors

Syria Plotters Are Executed   Twelve Put to Death in Three Groups for Their Part in Revolt

10 Executed in Syria Uprising, Says Strong Man  New Curfew Clamped On Entire Country

12 Executed For Roles in Syrian Revolt  Populace Warned To Stay Inside

Stoplight Delay Likely   Officials To Pash For Installation By September

Death in a Tube for Just 10 Cents  Tragedy at 19—Tale of a Glue Sniffer and His Ha bit

SNEEFER PLEADS 7 Youth Seeks Release From Glue Addiction  - Synipathetie Police ‘Officer Asks, Aid. of Superior Cour

i: SELMER BERGERSON   RESIGNS CITY POST  AS SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS AND GOLF COURSE GREENSGHECEPEES

SELMER BERGERSON RESIGNS CITY POST  ‘AS SUPERINTENDENT ‘OF PARKS AND GOLF eOURSE GREENSKEEPER

Blindfolded for 54 Hours But Kidnapers Free Him Unharmed on Highway

Singer’s Son Returned Unharmed  Sinatra Says $240,000 Was Amount Of Ransom

FBI Is Silent On Search for Abductors   Singer’s Father Pays Ransom In Small Bills

Frank Sinatra, jr., Free After Father Pays $240,000   Son of Famed Singer Was Taken from His Nicht club Puoacement.

Youth Is Released Unharmed   Abductors Sull At Large; Ransom One Of Lareest Ever

FBI Is Conducting Intensive Search  For His Abductors   19-Year-Old Youth Released In Hollywood, Has Dramatic Reunion With His Family

Sinatra Is Returned Unharmed  Ransom of $240,000 is Paid         Another Plane Saw, Reported Jet Crash

Father Says $240,000 Paidfor Boy   Son Unharmed, Kept Blindfolded During His Ordeal

Found Unharmed Near Mother's Home...  Young Sinatra Returned After Ransom Payoff

$240,000 Ransom  Frees Sinatras Son Boy Held Blindfolded 54 Hours. Not Harme.

FBI Is Hunting Kidnaping Gang; Youth Unharmed   Released on Street In West Les Anaeles

POourn Emoraces rearrui fviorner, Vraterui ratner sss  Crooner Sinatra's Son Freed For $240,000 Ransom

Young Singer Unharmed During 54-Hour Ordeal   Rides 485 Miles in Trunk

Ransom Paid By Famous Dad In Street   Young Singer Unharmed; Payoff Details Related

Frank Sinatra Pays Ransom of $240,000  Actor's Son Released Unharmed

Reported well, in good shape  Held blindfolded 54 hours after Tahoe kidnapping

Wasn't Harmed By Kidnapers   Related Story, Page 20   ‘Father, I’m Sorry’   Received Call in Reno

$240,000 Paid by Frank Sr.   Young Singer Found Unharmec In Los Angeles

Young Singer Unharmed in 54-Hr. Ordeal   Abductors Release Him in L.A. Area After Big Payoff

Gang Gives Up Unhurt Frank Jr. After Big Payoff   Youth Released In Los Angeles; Held 54 Hours

he WS OEE ThE SS PERT VIM, WIQIeiVi FOC lk elccllieiieeeenb mines omental shdde kk  Crooner Sinatra's Son Freed For $240, 000 Ransom

Singer’s Son Freed After Money Collected   Dramatic Reunion With Parents Comes After Victim Takes Ride In Car Trunk to Escape Attention

RELEASED UNHARMED   Youth Abducted At Lake Tahoe, Kept Blindfolded 54 Hours; Father Contacted By Phone, Delivers Cash.

RELEASE NEGOTIATED BY FATHER Singer Unharmed But Abductsrs Kept Him Blindfolded 54. Hours

‘Young Hostage Is Unharmed  Sinatra Pays $240,000 To Rescue Kidnaped Son

Admiralty Village els Tense  The Windows Are Lighted But No Seafarer Returns

WEATHER   WATCH AT THRESHER’S HOME BASE Navy Families, Friends Wait And Hope And Pray

U.S. Severs Ties With Honduras   Diplomatic Relations, All Aid Suspended; Hit Military Takeover

Erhard Meets Johnson at B} Ranch Toray  Wes! German Leader And President to Discuss Many Thinas

JOINS LONE EAGLE’S PLANE Glenn's Space Capsule Presented to Institute

WEATHER   Question Is Whether One Airport Should  Serve Eastern Area

Legislature Closes Shop Until Dec. 2   Both Houses Call Recess Instead Of Final Adjournmen

Ohio Assembly Shuts Up Shop Until Dec. 2   Unfinished Business To Be Taken Up At Recessed Session

Ohio Legislature Recesses Until December 2; Plans Study Of Welfare On State, Local Levels

Phone 335-3611   Ohio Assembly Shuts Up Shop Until Dec. 2   Unfinished Business To Be Taken Up At Recessed Session

Paper Resumes —              Publication; First In 89-Day Strike

All Gotham In Hurry To Buy Papers   96-Page Post Edition Sold Rapidly; Many Purchase Several

GN Victims Identified  Derailment Knocks NP Out East of Miles City

DERAILMENTS SEVER 2 RAIL LINKS  Cloudburst Cuts Montana to 1-Track State

GOVERNOR APPOINTS EDWARD F. KENNEDY -- SIBLEY DEMOCRAT NEW DISTRICT JUDGE  Remsen Allorney

Job Eliminations Possible— “Unnecessary” DPW Personnel, Payroll Checked

Started Almost Month Ago  Lengthy Hardin Murder Trial to End This Week

STILL ALIVE AFTER 24-HOUR ORDEAL  Naked Man is Found In Refrigerator Car

FBI Keeps Silent  on Investigation   Money Photographed Before  Delivery to Rendezvous

Conflict Gathers Momentum _ Algeria Reinforces Area Under Morocco Attack

New Algeria Attacks Cited By Morocco   Reinforces Sahara Area, Charged With Figuig Troop Action

Sets Total at $4.5 Billion As He Outlines 6-Point Plan To Improve U.S. Program

$4.5 billion requested for foreign aid program   Kennedy slashes $420 million from total — proposed before report by Clay committee

President Cuts Foreign Aid Request   Congress Plans Deeper Slashes In Economy Move

Foreign Aid Request Cut $420 Million   Congress Hints Deeper Cutback In Appropriations

Asks $4.5 Billion New Funds  JFK Trims Foreign Aid Request $420 Million

JFK Slashes Own Foreign Aid Budget   Promises More Thrift, Stricter Standards In Entire Program

Kennedy Trims Earlier Total But Ask: ‘4.5 Billion Dollars for Foreign Aid

Kennedy Asks Congress For $4.5 Biilion      President Slashes $420 Million From Total He First Proposed

Kennedy Sends Foreign Aid Request Today   Over $400 Million. From First Total.

Foreign Aid Request Cut By $420 Million in New Message fo Congressmen

President Trims F Foreign Aid Request; Congressmen to Try for Deeper Cut:

8420 Million Cut From Early Proposal Kennedy Asks $4.5 Billion In New Foreign Aid Funds

Based on Clay committee report  JFK asks congress for $4.5 billion in new foreian aid

Clay Report Brings Slash—  Kennedy Asks $4.5 Billion In Foreian Aid

peng Jo Congres  ee i  President Cuts Foreign Aid By $420 Million

President Askinc $4.5 Billion in Foreign Aid Plan  $420 Million Is Cut From First Budget

Opponents Want Reduction- JFK Asis $4.5. Billion In New Foreign Aid

Kennedy Cut: Request For  Foreign Aid   $4.5 Billion Requested Is Smallest In 4 Years And $420 Million Less Than Asked In Message; Critics Want Deeper Cut

After Report by Gen. Clay - -  JFK Cuts $420 Million Off Foreign Aid Money Kequest

Foreign? : Mid $420 Million  ~~ Vows: Stricter. Standards,  More Thrift In Prasram

$420 Millio n Slashed in Reque st  JFK Asks Less For Foreign Aid

Kennedy Hands Congress Trimmed  Foreign Aid Plan; $420 Million Cut

Lists Aims In Request Filed Today   $4.5 Billion Asked To Meet His Program

JFK Cuts Foreign Aid Request To $4.5 Billion  Outlines Six Point Program Aimed

Kennedy Asks $4.5 Billion In New Foreign Aid Money, Foes Want To Pare Request

£0tal 04.0 Dillton  President Seeks  Reduced Foreign Aid Allocations

JFK Cuts Own F oreign Aid Request By $420 Million To $4.5 Billion

JFK Trims Bid for Aid 420 Million   Many of Clay Group's Recommendations Are Adopted

White House Urged To Bar Cubans Who Attack Homeland   Kennedy Slashes His New Foreign Aid Money Request to $4.5 Billion

SLASHES $420 MILLION FROM FIRST REQUEST  EXPECT CONGRESS WILL CUT DEEPER

Request By Kennedy $420 Million Less Than Sought Earlier   President Cites Clay Committee Report In Message To Congress: Six-Point Program Is Outlined

President Cuts Initial Request By $420 Million   Outlines 6-Point Plan To Improve Assistance Prograrr

Inside Today's Times   KENNEDY ISSUES SPECIAL MESSAGE  $45 Billion More Foreign Aid Asked

JEK Asks $4.5 Billion  Foreign Aid   Message Cuts Request Down By $420 Million

Also Promises Strict Rules, More Thriff   President Takes Unusual Action In Special Speech

Makes Cut After Clay Proposals   Expect Congress To Lower $4.5 Billion Request

>resident Reduces First Goal $420 Million In Message Today: $1.4 Billion Is For Arms.

Foreign Aid Request Cut $420 Million Kennedy Makes  Special Effort To Sooth Critic:

JFK Asking $4.5 Billion Foreign Aid  Cuts 8420 Million As Result Of Work

Foreign / Aid By Millions   President Promises Strict _ Standards and More Thrift   Town Tux

FEELS WORLD NEAR CLIMAX OF CHOICES   Draws Heavily On Findings Of Clay Committee

JFK Asks $4.5 Billion Foreign Aid After Cutting Request $420 Million

ASKS $4.5 BILLION  President Slashes $420 Million From Ist Foreign Aid Proposal

Six-Point Program Presented   Draws Heavily On Clay Group Findings

Kennedy Asks Congress For $4.5 Billion In New Foreign Aid After $420 Million Cut

Clay Report Used As Guide   $420 Million Cut Seen In New Proposal

Clay Report Causes Cuts:  In Huge Bill   President Points To Need As World Convulsions Cited

Annual battle on unpopular bill launched   $420 million cut from total given to Clay committee

Kennedy Asks Less Foreign Aid   Reduction Intended To Turn Criticism Aside Sufficiently

Asks 4.5 Billion Now  JEK Cuts $420 Million From Foreign Aid Sum

JFK Asks $4.5 Billion Foreign Aid   Messiige Cuis Reqitest Down  By $420 Million

Women’s Equal Rights Bill ls — Voted Out Of House Committee   CofC Obtains 13  New Members

Tito's Stalin Rebuff Recalled  15 Years Ago Today Brought Firm ‘No’

Walt Ulbricht: Hatchet. Man For The Commies   15 Years Ago Tod ay—  Tito Made First Split In Red Bloc

No Monkeyshines Here ‘Human Body Apparently  Accepts Chimp’s Kidneys

He’s Survived A Kidney Tra nsplant  For Jett Davis: A Whole New Life

DRUGS, SURGERY TRIUMPH  Patient Leaves Hospital Today With Chimp Kidney Transplant

Rejection Mechanism. Watched: Chimp’s Kidneys Aid Man Via Transplant

Case Not Linked With Expulsion Of Red Diplomat  Conspired With Reds

U.S. Bases Data Theft Plot Bared   Officer in U.N. Secretariat Among  Those Accused

FBI Arrests Two Couples Charged With Conspiring To Steal Data On Bases

Two Couples Seized by FBI as Spies For Soviet      Tr Palease Two

UN Employees Implicated  FBI Nabs Two Couples As Spies For Soviets

Two Couples Arrested By FBI As Spies   Charged With Conspiring To Steal U. S. Data

FBI Arrests Two Couples, Charged With Conspiring To Steal U.S. Missile Info.

U.S. Indicts 3 Delco Firms   FBI Seizes Two Couples on Red Spying Charges

Trying To Get Missile Data for Russia  FBI Nabs Two Couples On Charges of Spying

CHARGE COUPLE WITH STEALING DATA FOR REDS   FBI ARRESTS NOT LINKED TO RECENT DIPLOMAT OUSTER

FBI Seizes Two Couples On Charges Of Attempting To Get Military Data

  FBI Arrests Two Couples As Red Spies  Accused Of Givin;  Russians Data On

FBI Smashes Group Of Six   UN Diplomat, Wife, Second Couple Arrested: Two Others Not In U.S.

FBI Nabs 2 Couples As Soviet Spies  Iiena Date es Se =   One Pair Russian; Charged In Plot T: Steal Missile Data

 Cross-Examinations Continue  Steel Attorneys Say State ‘Knew of Combine in 1958

Gov. Scranton Speaks Out Sen. Barry Goldwater Should Clarify His Views

Should Be Presented Gov. Scranton Urges Goldwater  Make Clear Views As Candidate

Yukon Crash Vietim  Helen Klaben Is Home   Full, Dramatic Story ‘Of 47 Days, Page 2A

15 Rights Pickets Seized For Staging Sit-Down At  Syracuse Mayor's Office

Officials Deny Story  bondon Dailies Say British Jets Passed U. S. Defenses in Mock Raid

Officials Deny British Press Claim of Mock Air Strikeon U.S. Recently

Mock Air Attack by English   NADC Spokesman Says Paper Reports ‘Lot of Nonsense’

CONFUSION IN REPORTS OF JET EXERCISE   U. S. SAYS REPORT OF LONDON PAPERS WAS ALL NONSENSE

In Mock H-Bomb Atfack London Papers Claim British Jets Got Past U.S. Defenses

Say British Jets Penetrated U.S.   Mock H-Bomb Attacks Could Have Wiped Out Key U.S. Cities.

As Reported in London Papers ....  British, U. S. Officials Deny Mock Bomb Attack on U. S.

In mock air attack   British claim their jets slipped by U.S. defense

‘Could Have Wiped Out Major Cities’; Air Ministry, NORAD Issue Denials— British H-Bombers Pierce U.S. Defenses in Mock Attack, Papers Say   Give Tshombe Chance to Insure Future in Congo

London Papers Claim British Jets ‘Hit’ U.S.  British, American Officials Denounce Renort Ac Noncence

But Papers Say ‘Attack’ Carried Out   Stories Claim U.S. Defenses Were Pierced

BUT MILITARY DENIES IT British Papers Claim Jets Penetrated U.S. Defenses

LONDON PRESS CLAIMS ‘SLIP INMOCKH-RAID   Says Swift British Bombers Could Have Wiped Out Big Cities   ‘Nonsense,’ Says Defense Command in U. 5.; Air Ministry Agrees

 Reports Denied! British Papers Say Mock Raid On U. S. Successful

Could Have Destroyed Major Cities  British Say 4 Je ets Pierce US. Defense

U.S. cities wiped out in mock attack say British   NEWSPAPERS CLAIM U.S. DEFENSES PIERCED BY SWIFT JET BOMBERS, OFFICIALS DENY REPORTS

Papers Contend Defenses Failed In Mock Attack  U.S. Command Calls a a ener, 

Slipped Past U. S. Defenses —  U. S., British Officials Deny Report of Mock H-Bomb Attack

London Says Jets ‘Hit’ U.S. Cities  Story Unirue, Official States

British Officials Deny Reporis That RAF Planes Pierced U.S. Defenses

Officially Denied, But British Press Says Jets Pierced U.S. Defenses

U‘S. Cities ‘Destroyed’ in Mock Attack  British Gaim H-Bombers Slipped by U. $. Defenses

US. Defenses Said Pierced by British Planes   London Papers Claim Early Warning Sys: tem Caught Napping  During Exercise.

Say Mock Attack on US Successful   British Papers Claim Jets Slipped Past US Defense, Over Major Cities

MOCK ATTACK DENIED BY U. S.  Did British Bombers Pierce US Defenses?

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   British Officials Deny Jets Staged Mock H-Bomb Attack On U.S.

Claim Mock Raid Made On America   British Press: Major U.S Cities Could Have Been Destroyed

Mock Attack Success Denied   British Press Says Bombers Penetrated U. S. Defenses

NORAD Terms Reported Raid Just ‘Nonsense   Papers in London Claim Successful Drill by Vulcans

Deny British Mock Attack   London Papers Report Swift Jets Dented U.S. Defenses in Exercise

British Papers Claim Success  U.S. Denies Mock Raid  Penetrated Air Detenses

Did British J ets Slip Into U.S.?   London Newsmen Say Bic: Cities: Vulnerable

Urges Congress To Speed Up President Demands: Action  On Rights, Tax Programs

JFK SAYS CIVIL  RIGHTS TOO BIG  TQ PUSH ASIDE WANTS ACTION ON  TAX BILL BEFORE NEW YEAR BEGINS

JFK Pushes Civil Rights And Tax Cut   Says Programs Are Too Important to Be Delayed Until After 1st of Year   AFFECTS FCONOMY

Kennedy Wants Votes On Civil Rights, Taxes  Issues Are Called Too Important To Put Off Until ’64

JFK Plugs For Civil Rights, Tax Programs      Says They Are Too Important To Be Pushed Aside Until 1964

Rights, Tax Bills Given Top Priority   Programs Too Vital To Wait Until °64, President Declares

WANTS VOTE THIS YEAR Abn i ei A SLD OG  JFK Says Tax Rights ‘Vital’

Urges Action On Civil Rights Program  Kennedy Calls Tax Bill ‘Vital’

Kennedy Wants Votes on Taxes And Rights Bill  Too Important to Be Dict PALL Li. P-.alevxa

Civil Rights, Tax Issues Called Vital  President Asks Action Before  A Oe

President Urges Vote On 2 Bills   Civil Rights, Tax Measures Called Too Vital To Wait

Wants both to come to vote this year  JFK views civil rights, tax cut as ’vital”

Tax, Civil Rights Held Must Bills   President Wants Votes This Year

-CALLS PROGRAMS ‘VITAL’~  JFK Wants Votes On Taxes, Civil Rights

Push ‘Tax. Rights  Programs   Bills Labeled Too Important To Push Aside

Civil Rights, Vax Action Pushed  k  Kennedy Says Pronraras inka N ot _ SFascreat Aside

Castro Government Stites Rack Raids Are Causing Reprisals In Cuba

Alabama Bank Cashier Charged With Stealing $427,000 Over 35-Year Span

France and Germany Differ On Trade   Conflict Looms At Common Market Meeting

Chinese Hur Attacks Fron Soviet Train   Moscow Rejects Protest Over 5 Students’ Ouster

Pope Paul Sets Stage For Kennedy   Lauds Amerie: For Assisting Other Nations

Kerr's Death Advances Two Solons  Into Positions of More Influence’

World’s Day Fair Display Characteristic Or ‘Grotesque’? Controversy Erupts Over Disney's Lincoln Robot

Pampered Pooch Comes To End Of Luxury Era, Goes Back To Dog’s Life

LOSING HIS CASH No More Pampering  For Pooch   RESIGNATION   FAMILY AFFECTED

Dog's Life Again!   Pooch’s’Gravy Train’ Ends After 3-Month Luxury

HO, HUM—BACK TO A DOG'S LIFE Pampered Pooch Must Struggle Along Without Silver, Cool Car

Loses Silver Dishes Pampered Pooch Going Back To Dog’s Life In Ariz.

Will Extend Baker Probe By Senators   None Excluded In New Inquiry, Jordan Claims

Tennessee Boy ls Top Speller  Spelling Bee Ends When Biliousness Stumns Girl. 14

Tennessee Boy Is New National Spelling Champ   GOES DOWN IN 15TH ROUND wto UU N IN ISTH ROUND  Area Speller Wins 18th  Place in National Bee

 eZ EN ae rE ae entitle  Rusk Asks Cuban Troop Withdrawal, ‘Still Uncertain About Hidden Missile:

Britain. And. Europne:‘Suffer Hard Weather   Storms Worst In 82 Years And Report Savs Even Harsher Weather Is Ahead   Northeast Relaxes As ° ‘Worst Storm’ Eases Off

Started To Work In Coal Fields At Age i— — Thomas Kennedy, Leader Of Mine Union, Dies At 75

What next for France, Western alliance?   The dream--A Europe lead by Paris, Bonn

-DeGaulle, Europe’s New ‘Leader’, Seeks Co-Existence with Soviet Union

For Good Or Evil — : _ deGaulle Seizes Initiative   "’ By PHIL, NEWSOM :

Western Unity Shaken  De Gaulle Grabs: Europe Lead      ) y) PHIL NEWSOM, “HOP. Foreien News  Analvet

At Ulysses (Coroner’s Jury Points Finger  \At Sheriff In Woman’s Death

ENTERTAINMENT TONITE 7: LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE  RECORD Hort FRIBAY 8: 30            Stan Contad—Karlyn Louace

Battle Rages Despite Pact To Halt Fire   Algerian Troops — Launch Attack On Western Sahara 

Morocco. Algeria Sign Pact     New Fighting Flares Despite Sahara Border Cease-Fire

Moroccans, ‘Algerians Renew War   Both Sides Claim Victory, Retaking of Disputed Land

Ti’s Sublreezing At Nevada Towr   Await Ceasefire  New Border Battles

Missouri, lowa Republicans Question Timing Of President's Tax Cut Plan

87,000 More Acres Being Taken Over  5,000 Workers Busy Clearing Merritt Island

Plane Had Nine Men Aboard  Rescuers At 30 Below Zero Struggle Toward Wreckage

2 Survivors Of Bomber © Crash Found   Rescuers Fight Cold To Hunt Seven Others

Joplin Officer One Of Nine Aboard Demolished Bomber; Fate Unknown

Maine:   Two Survive Plane Crash On Mountain  Kansan Is Among Nine on Bomber;

Plane Had Nine Men Aboard  Rescuers At 30 Below Zero Struggle Toward Wreckage   - Another Arctic Blast Heads For Midwest  Killer Freeze Continues

7 unaccounted for   ’ unaccounted for Two survivors of plane crash found

Boteh tes cab vcani et ree me FA rT Ted Eee ae MENS Be Mage Oo  [ry Dominica

Military Kicks Juan Bosch Out   Outlaw Red, Castro Parties In Dominican Republic

Dominican Red Ban Issued by Armed Forces   President Bosch ‘Rightist’ Victim

Dominican President Deposed _   Army Announces -Military Takeover Of Government

Canadian Cabinet In Long Session  Diefenbaker Silent On Decisions Made

Diefenbaker Silent About N ext Move:   “Canada Cabinet Has Meeting; Parliament Dissolution Hinted

Diefenbaker Mum After Talk With Canadian Cabinet  Major Topic Thought To Have Been Nuclear Weapons Controversy

Canadians Ir Consultation On Nuclears  Diefenbaker Still   Diefenbaker Still Not Talking About Calling Elections

Canadian icebox left open   Eastern half of nation shivering: —19 record

Frigid Canadian Air Hits in East  Cold Wave Covers New England Area

Frigid Winds From Canada End Brief Spell Of Mild Weather Across East

Kennedy Asks Federal Plan On Defenders    Congress Tax Cut Trimming Could Bring Reform Request

Washington Brushes Aside Khrushchev Warning New Caribbean Crisis Nearing

PHL LLLE BREE AP ER ER LER AEH ALOE  Comic Dictionary PLE LAP LEO REALE DLO LLORLOR LEELA F @ aARTRONAT T @

Racism Called ‘Blasphemy Against God’  Protestant, Jewish, Catholic Clerics Testify on Meactura

a a SS a a eo Te nen SEES re ew  Segregation, Racism Called Immoral and Blasphemous      Governors Sidestepping  The Civil Rights Issue

Racial Bars Attacked By  Churchmen   Three Leaders At House Hearing Say Racism ‘Invmoral?

Churchmen Urge  Congress Enact  Civil Rights Bill Three Major Faiths  Represented Today Before Subcommitte

Segregation Held Immoral   Churchmen Tell House Committee Racism Is Blasphemy Against God

Racism Is Blasphemy -Dr. Blake   ‘Festifies In Favor  Of Civil Rights Bill

Racial Bars Hitby Three  Churechmen  Blasphemy Against God, House Group

NOT DISCLOSED   WEATHER   STATEMENT DISAVOWED   SEGREGATION CALLED IMMORAL  Clerics Back Rights Law

“Racism” Hit In Testimony  On Rights Bill   Churchmen Score Segregation Issue Before Committee

Blasphemy Against God’ 3 Churchmen Tell Congress That Segregation Is Immoral

3 Churchmen Ask Passage of Rights Program   Trio Testifies Before House Judiciary Group

Churchmen Put Blasphemy Tag On Segregation   Witnesses Today At House Hearing

CHURCH LEADERS CONDEMN RACE SEGREGATION   URGE CONGRESS TO PASS PRESIDENT’S CIVIL RIGHTS BILL

Congress Back For Brief Work On Major Bills   Thanksgiving Holiday Ahead, Goals Unchanged

U. S. and Spain Begin Talks on Military Bases   secretary Nusk Said Encouraged About Prospects of Renew: ing Agreement.

-TO INCLUDE KENNEDY MEN  Johnsons Handpicked Team Of Advisors Starts To Take Shape

Johnson To Retain Part Of Old Corps   Aides, Longtime Friends Merging For ‘Inner Circle’

Businessman’ s View—  Visit with Khrushchev ‘Suggests Tough Policy

ater Meeting with Amvontiey  Funston Advises U.S.: Get Mean With Russia

Shouldn’t Sell Wheat to Russians, Head of N.Y. Stock Exchange Says

AFTER ENCOUNTER WITH NIKITA  ‘Be Just As Mean As Reds,’ Stock Exchange Chief Urges

Bloodstains Implicate Boy In Death Quiz  Youth To Face New  Round of Questions   Jn Greenhills Case

Nhu Ouster Necessary, Diem Told  Lodge Warns , Cong ress May  mm... FE OAT SEO.

Senate Seen as Likely to Vote Apportionment  Paninciula to   Upper Peninsula to Lose if Bill Passes

Light Vote Is Expected Over State   2 Superior Court Judgeships Only Sintewitle Races

Leader Sees. U.N. Action ‘Not Needed’   informs Assembly Buddhist Problem ‘Has Been Settled’

 Lodge Protests Beating Of Newsmen Sees eating Ui Newsmen Diem Paints Bright Picture  In Strife-Torn S. Viet Nam

Diem Convinced Reds on Run  Viet Nam Chief Says Buddhist Crisis Over

DIEM ASSERTS REDS LOSING VIET NAM WAR   Says Enemy Faces ‘Even. tuality of an Inescapabla Defeat’   OPENS ASSEMRIY   Charges Buddhisi. Crisis Was Last CormimuniatInspired Maneuver

‘Reds losing in Viet Nam’   ‘Inescapabie defeat: Buddhist problem solved’

Reds Losing War, He Tells Assembly  Diem Says Buddhist ‘Problem’ Is Settled

Diem Predicts Red Loss in Viet Nam Guerrilla Type War   Buddhist Uprising Was Commie Inspired But Failed to Woek.

Sein t Ritdbag ieee oe Merde as, ctw. oo et pT geal poh Ls sa Ge ag Se Poe, 'R we ee rn Sens   Defeat Inescapable: Diem

Diem Says Reds Are Losing War   Viet Nam Chief Says Buddhist Crisis Over

‘Buddhist Problem Settled’  Viet Nam President Claims Commies Are Losing War

Diem Says Reds Losing; Blames Them In Crisis   Fiery Mrs. Nhu Arrives; Faces Official Ostracism

Diem Says Reds Losing in Conflict   Congressmen in Viet Nam May Determine Future Aid

Signs Test Ban Pact~   Communists Losing War, Diem Tells Assembly

—COMMUNISTS LOSING— DIEM . Buddhist‘Problem’Has Been Settled, Claim

Diem Says Reds Are Losing War In S. Viet Nam  Tells Hand-Picked Assembly ' Buddhist

Reds Losing  Jungle War, People Told   Discussions Slated In New York Abou Buddhist Situation

US. Aid Cut Reported Under Study   Move Would Exert Pressure For Change

Knocked Down Mile From Blas!  Survivor Describes Time Of Disaster

See UNANCHORED, Page 2   Holiday Travel Far Below Norm, Safety Council Says

President Dabs Eyes—  Final Tribute Paid To Kerr   Ceremonies In Saigon—  Bodies of Four Yanks Home from Viet Nam

Simple Rites Mark Burial Of Sen. Kerr  Kennedy Saddenec At Final Services For Party Leader

Simple Rites Held for Ken In Oklahoma   Saddened Kennedy National Leaders Attend Funeral

 “Sertous fleatth flazarda:        No ‘Arm-twisting’ Action In Sewer Connections Move

Suspicious Husband Kills His Wife 70, Then Buries Her In A Plastered Wall

Troops Get Orders For Withdrawal  Kennedy Move Hits Governor’s Use Of Soldiers In Dispute

REDS WINS: CAPTURE 3 AMERICANS   S. Viet Nam Task Force Smashed By Guerrillas Who Jam Radios and Capture Weapons.

Red Guerrillas Smash So, Viet Nam Task Force, Capture 3 U.S. Advisers

3 U.S. Advisers Feared Captured—  Reds Smash Crack Viet Nam Force

3 Americans Captured — Crack South Vietnamese  Force Smashed by Reds

Task Force Crushed In North Zone   Government Unit Loses 20 Killed And 12 Captured

Three U.S. Advisers Missing     Communist Guerrillas Rout  Crack Viet Nam Task Force

South Vietnamese Task Force Beaten By Red Guerrillas  3U.S. Army Advisers May   3 U.S. Army Advisers May Be Among Viet Cong Captives

Three of U.S. Seized by Reds   Army Advisers Probably Captured By Viet Cong During Big Battle

CAPTURE 3 AMERICANS   S. Viet Nam Task Force Smashed By Guerrillas Who Jam Radios and Capture Weapons.

U.S. Army Advisers Believed Captured  Crack South Vietnamese Task Force Smashed by Communist Guerrillas

Three Americans Missing  Red Guerillas Smash  Crack Vietnamese Unit

3 U.S. Army Men Missing In Viet Nam   Red Guerrillas Claim Advances In Surprise Attack

As guerrillas smash lines  Three U.S. advisors may be cantured in Viet Nam

3 Americans Believed Captured  Viet Cong Force Routs South Vietnamese Unit

They May Be Communist Prisoners . Three Americans ‘Missing j in. Viet. Nam

} Americans Missing; Force Sent Fleeing   Government Loses 20 Men, Weapons

Believe 3 Yanks Captured by Reds   Communist Guerrillas Smash Crack South Vietnamese Force, 20 Killed

Crack Viet Unit Stunned  By Guerrillas   Three Advisers From U.S. Likely  Captured In Big Communist Feat

Viet Nam Task Force Smashed —   Three U.S. Army Advisers With Unit Believed Captured by Reds

3 Americans missing Guerrillas smash crack S. Vietnamese task force   Enemy vanishes

Vietnamese Suffer Stinging Defeat in A Surprise Battle  Three Americans Are Listed as Misatng “y j

Guerrillas Smash Viet Nam Forces   List Three US Advisors Missing, Possibly Captured

Johnson Says U. S. Negro Is ‘Winning’  Speaks to Finns After Warm, Wild Rereantian in Heleink:

Fienty of Kecords broken broken  Winter, One of Worst, Gives Way to Spring

 fheyre felting Usf  Winter Was Most Severe in  *  Past 100 Years in U.S.

Winter “62 Bows Out to Spring   One of Coldest in Past Century, Experts Report

Cure Started at 3.20 A. M. Today A Severe Pain In The Neck Finally Comes To An End...

one But Not Forgotten  One Of Most Severe Of Winters In 100. Years. Gives Way To Spring

On The Inside   Winter, Worst In 100 Years, Surrenders Officially To Spring Today   The citv’s roval palms. familia

Spring Wears Muffler  x « £ x« * £ x« « £ Wantharman Sav Winter Wace Warct In 100 Years

Among Most Severe in 100 Years  Winter Officially Over But Memory, Snow Stay

ENGLAND HAD COLDEST DEC.-FEB. IN 223 YEARS  Winter Of 1962-1963 Leaves Trail Of Cold Records

Coldest In 223 Years  In Britain   But Alaska Hac Much Warmer Than Usual

On the inside:   Old Man Winter departs  and no one will miss him

Fae hteur FF eS ee ST  lone Remembered Winter Finally Yields to Spring

Empty Stocking Fund Boxscore   $500,000 Fire Destroys Five Works Of Art

Psychiatric. Technicians Mistreated Retarded, ‘Charae in California

Young Mentally Retarded Said Mistreated, 13 Technicians Are Held

Beating of Mentally Retarded .Claimed ©  Officials Charged With Giuelty

RETARDED YOUTHS BEATEN Technicians Charged In Mistreatment of Youths

ROK Officers Face Trial For Plotting   Mental Hospital Cruelty Aired   13 Accused Of Mistreating California Children

si ig ie i ae bs sai  Harriman Brings Nuclear  Test Ban Pact Back Home

Ave Brings K Message To Kennedy   Rusk Joins in Session With Treaty-Maker At Squaw Island

IN ASSASSIN THREATS 2) ASSASSIN THREATS Federal Officiais  Begin Crackdown

Lava Bed Might Hold Copper and Oil —  Find Promising Mineral Area In lowe

MISSING AFTER HELPING BATTLE BLAZE IN MINE   4 FIRE FIGHTERS HOSPITALIZED FOR SMOKE INHALATION

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY pe   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Most Money Ever Made By U. S. Firm  General Motors Corp. Sets Earnings Record

New Work Rules Set For July I   Talks Break Down, Rail Strike Looms

Dispute May Be Thrown To Congress   Regulations Are Effective Next Thursday

Railroads To Put Rules Into Effect  July di is Date; Ae Pregress in Talks

2 PROPOSALS BY BOARD REJECTED   Work Rules Scheduled Te Go Into Effect July 11  LABOR SECRETARY   Arranges To Re-Enter Negotiations Today In Try To Resolve Dispute

Dispute May Be Thrown To Congress   Negotiations In ‘Complete Breakdown’

Labor Blamed For Impasse  On Rail Rules   Head Negotiator For Roads Reports Total Breakdown

Railroads Order New: Work Rules Into Effect July Tl; Strike Looms 

_ Wirtz Will Re-Enter Picture Rail-Labor Negotiations  Grind To An Uneasy Halt

Negotiations on railroad work rules break down   Unions refuse boards’ recommendations; Congress may be called on to avert strike

Job Changes Due July 11   Massive Strike Looms; Carriers Blast Unions

To Be Put Into Effect Next Week   Unions Said It Would Mean Walkout; Bid To Congress Due

Work Rules Plans Meet Union Veto   Period of Grace Set By President Slated To Conclude July 14

May Trigger National Rail Strike Railroads Will Place New Work Rules Into Effect

Work Rules Take Effect On July 11   Thousands Will Loose Jobs In Sweeping Change

Railrcads to Use New Work Rules, Strike Threatened  Anti- Featherbadding Scheme Wi  - FT Por oe ol .   Anti-Featherbedding Scheme Wil Take Effect: Neaotiations Halted

Rail Talks Deadlocked  Union ‘No’ to Programs  Of Presidential Board

 Appears Almost Bored Khrushchev Reception Fails To Match JFK on Berlin Visit

Appearance In Berlin Pale Affair   Flags Are Waved But Cheers Absent, No Cosmo-Heroine

Khrush’s Visit Falls Bit Flat   Fails To Draw Crowds as Big As Kennedy’s

Art Prize Criticism Growing   Cabell Paper Says Centennial Tourism ‘Dealt Body Blow’

K Takes Pressure Off West   Red China’s Warlike Theories Denounced In E. Reich Meeting

Russian Head Again Blasts Red Chinese   Says Disarmament Not Possible Till German Issues End

Khrush Eases Pressure on Berlin Peace   Soviet Premier Denounres   Soviet Premier Denounces Theories of Red Chinese

Easi Germany Speech Pressure On West Eased For Berlin Issue Settlement

Warns German Treaty Needed For Arms Cut   Red Leader Refrains Krom Making Any Deadlines; Raps Red Chinese.

Khrush Takes Off Pressure Over Germany  Refutes Warlike Mood Of Red Chins At Party Congress

Khrushchev Makes No New Demands  Boxextas Pawascarne   Premier Denounces Warlike Theories Of Red Chinese

Soviet Boss Denounces Red China . . .  Krush Eases Off Berlin Stand

Russia has 100-megaton bomb   Khrushchev implies it would be used only on U.S.

Khrush Eases Pressure On Treaty Issue   Indirectly Denounces Warlike Theories Of Red China At Congres:

Khrush Eases Pressure on  German Pact Warlike Theories  ff WH 34 fh *..   Warlike Theories Of Red China  Are Denounced

Raps China War Policy; U.S. Newsmen Ejected From Red Party Confab

No New Deadline Demanded of West   Soviet Premier Has Harsh Word: for Crilies in Red Ranks

Disappoints Audience Soviet Premier Puts West Berlin Issue ‘On Ice for Present

Fair Employment Act To  Governor For Signature   Must Re Oualified

Jurors Plan RFK QuizIr Race Strife   Alabama Panel To Question Him In Capital Next Week

Alabama Jury Plans To Question Robert Kennedy  States Dispute US Car Use

Grand Jury Will Go to Washington /To Quiz Witnesses in Racial Probe

MONA LISA T0 BE DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON   Priceless Painting Un veiled By Kennedy : Last Night

IN_CONGRESS  Demos Hopeful For Triumphs   Bobby to Make Try in Court   MONA OPENS 4-WEEK STAND  Lisa Unveiling Most Surprising Politic-Art Ceremony in History

Congressman  Claims 40 Soviet Missiles Are Still On Castro’s Isle

Insists Cuba Still Has 40 Missiles   Indiana Congressman Claims Soviets Shipped At Least 82 Rockets

Suggests Curved Rear Glass  Police State Methods Called the Only Full  -Protection for President

SAYS EX-SECURITY CHIEF Police State Necessary To Fully Guard President   Related story Pg. 12-B

Huge Turnout to ‘Stop Polio’ Demand Drains Vaccine   Curriculum Study  H-F High Board Names  Committees for Evaluation

Washinator Anticipates No Trouble   But Police To Stay On Job Ai Full Strenath

Tension Grips City as Evers Funeral Nears   Hunt for Ambush Slayer Continues

Air of Foreboding Hanging Over South   Ralph Bunche, Other Leaders To Attend Funeral for Slain NAACP Leader in Arlington Cemetery Wed.

Slain Leader Funeral Rites Set Saturday   Veteran’s Burial ’ At Arlington, Va., Cemeiery Slated

Will Mass Saturday For Evers Burial; Rights People From Many States

Negro Leaders Signal — For r ‘March, March, March’  Strategy, Prepare For Funera

BIG FUNERAL PLANNED SATURDAY. FOR EVERS . Jackson, Miss., Tense As Negroes Prepare For More Street Marches

eeeteeenes ATE SEE RAO EES TT CTT  Negro Chiefs Plan Dramatic Funeral For Assassinated Civil Rights Aide

“March, Mai March” Strate  penal: Funeral Planned For Slain Negro Civil Rights Leader Saturday

Dramatic Funeral  For Evers   Sull No Progress In Tracking Down Negro’s Assassin

Street March Strategy Set By Negroes   Dy Negroes Dramatic Funeral Planned For Slain Civil Rights Leader

Evers’ Rites Saturday To  Be Dramatie   Police, FBI Agents Pursue Clues For Slain Man’s Killer

Police, FBI Agents Pursue Clues To Several States in Hunt For Slayer of M. W. Evers But No Solution to Crime Yet

Dramatic Funeral Planned For Slain Negro Leader  Air Of Foreboding Hangs Over Jackson

Plan Dramatic Rites For Slain NAACP Leader   Air Of Foreboding Hanging Over Mississippi Capital

Heads Prepare Evers Funera   Injured White Man Cheered by Negroes During Sinaina Rally

Jackson Tense; Leaders Demand More ‘Marching  U.S. High Court Refuses To Stay  Ran an Artiance __

Nuclear warhead«   Jackson Negro leaders prepare dramatic funeral for crusader

‘March, March, Marchi" - P Air Of Foreboding  Hangs Over Jackson

Dramatic funeral for slain leader  Negroes signal ‘March strategy’ in nahis ficht

Negroes Plan More Marches, Evers Funeral   Jackson Police, FBI Pursue Many Leads In Death of Leader

Negro Chiefs Plan Dramatic Funeral For Assassinated Civil Rights Aide

Notables To Attend Evers Rites   Bunche Expected At Funeral of Slain Negro

Record Pay Boost Set For M itary   Career Men In Line For Major Increases

What's Inside   Big Military Pay Hike Expected To Become Law By Nightfall

Effective Date Today Bill Boosting Military Pay (Dispatched to White House

Quick House Approval Expected  Military Pay Hike May Be Law Today

: Biggest naise i RALSIONY i  ‘Congress Approves Military Pay Boost

When President Signs... .«« Big Salary Boost  GI Pockets Will Jingle on Payday   When President Signs . ..

Nigeria Now © RepublicIn — Commonwealth   JFK Gets Military Pay Hike

When President Signs . . . Big Salary Boost  GI Pockets Will Jingle on n Pav

House Forwards Military Pay Bill To Chief Executive  Quick Signature Expected; Inereace Effective Today

SERVICEMEN WAGE BOOS] BILL PASSES   JFK’s Signature Expected Quickly On Record Raises

Military Pay Raise  Goes to President House Passes Bill To Give Average 14.4% Increase

Military Pay Raise Now Near   Quick House Approval Seen, President To Sign Measure Immediately

Demonstrafors Meet With K.C. Mayor   Five Sleep All Night In City Hell Lobby.

Albert Lea Man and Mill City Woman Killed in Car Crash Near Lake Mills

INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN BANK LAY-IN   Judge Rules Demonstrators Can't Enter Banks To Molest Officials Or Customers.

House OK’s Proposal Abolishing Poll Tax   Stands Little Chance   Final Passage Delayed

Columnist, Lawyer Accused of Failing To Register as Agents for Trujillo

Package Welfare Bill Annroved   2,300 Additional Cases Would Be Covered Annually

THE HOMETOWNERS THE GREEN 1 'GH! ARE ON IN MOKIN NY COLLIN COUNT +

In Korea's ‘Demilitarized’ Zone  U.$. Army Takes To Water To Frustrate Reds

Union Demonstrations Against Job Cutbacks sabotaged, Says Fiorello

Gusty Storm Swirls Over Great Plains   Showers, ‘Thunder Reported; Nevada,  Utah Hit By Snow

Gusty Storm Swirls Over Plains States   Snow, Rain Spread Eastward from the Rockies

LAST MINUTE DEMAND BY CASTRO  Gen. Clay Says He Obtained  Money for Prisoner Ransom

Castro Given Cash Plus Food Drug Supplies   Demanded, Got $2.9 Million 

Contract Pact ls Not Reached  Steelworkers Report No Proaress Ils Made

No Steel Agreements Reached Yet   But McDonald Says He Still Holds Out Hope

\Kin of Late Poet     Robert Freost’s Grandson  Says State Wonderful

$225 EVERY 2 WEEKS Cuban Invasion Widows  Confirm Mystery Checks

i Look over potential presidential hopefuls  'GOPleaders dine tonight at $1,000 plate

President Hopetuls  GOP Leaders Dine Tonight At $1,000 Per Plate

GOP To Take Close Look At Hopefuls  $1,000-A-Plate " Dinner Set In QAs...8 2°  “,. em es

GOP To Study Romney, Barry   $1000-A-Plate Dinner To Feature Pair

GOP Leaders af Dinner Tonight  Romney, Goldwater Among Those at Washington Affair

Seek To Raise $400,000 Republicans To Dine At $1,000 Plate  Dinner, See 2 Potential Nominees

Public Works Bill Faces Ax  President Objects to Provision Restricting Freciutive Authority

President Ponders Fate Of Public Works Bill   Traffie Toll  1963 to This Date—205  THLO én Whale Wanda ane   Passman Vows Further Cuts in Aid Program

Johnson Weighs Veto of Public Works Measure   Appropriations Bill Contains Section Curbing Presiden. tial Authority.

Soviet Peril. to Latins _ Held Easing   'RaeAto Dp pnorinrent A oa Tolle   ‘State Department Aide Tells Congress Probers of Progress

Martin Tells Subcommittee About Dangers   Headway Being Made To Reduce Red Influences

From Communist Subversion   Latin America Faces Great Dangers   By NORMAN G, CORNISH

Rusk Aide Sees No Red Victory In S. America   Subversive Aggression Cited as Biggest Danger to Latin Nations.

State Department Official Says Reds No Immediate Threat to Latin America

K Wants $1 Billion Fo Rights’ Jobs   Huge Fund Hintec For Work Training And Education

EarlyAction On Tax Cut Promised   Senate Leader  Also Expects  PDotenantk: ann

Man Fatally Shot, Another Wounded During Race Riot   Police and State Troopers Trying to End Outbreak   3 Men Killed in Crash of Car Into Bridge Abutment

Newsman Is Hit By Gunfire While Taking Pictures  Violence Erupts When  Naarnac Seek Service

Race Riot in North Carolina: One Dead, One Hurt, City Tense   Mental Health Department Bill Passed by Senate

White Man Is Victim:  Photog Hit   Violence Flares As Negroes Seek  Piacente: Gee @e

Textile City Hit  By Race Rioting White Man Killed During Disorder

Efforts To Desegregate Stirs Mob  White Man Dies, Photographer  Wannded

One ManKilled In Racial Riof  Photographer Hurt In North Carolina

F Followed Peaceful Demonstration  I White Dead. 1 Wounded In Lexington Race Melee

Charlotte Drops  Race Barriers  Eight Of City’s Hotels And Motels To Admit Negroes

Anti-Red Junta Takes Over Reins   Dominican Republic Civilian Government Succeeds Military

FEDERAL AGENCY YET TO APPROVE REVISED PLANS   BRITISH RAILWAY LOSES RESEARCH EQUIPMENT

AFTER ‘INCIDENTS®  Tito Is Given Special Guard   Related story, Page 2-B

Tito, Party Kept Under Close Guard   Protective Action Comes in Wake Of Two Incidenis

Police Guarding President Tito After Incidents  Yugoslay Dictator

World Inspection Setup To Guard Against Sneak Attack Johnson’s Goal

Observation Posts Wanter For Safety   Administration Want System fo Prevent Surprise Attacks

‘WORTHWHILES SAYS RUSK International Observation Posts Plan May Be Proposed At Geneve

U.S. To Plan Observation Posts Svstem   Rusk Hopeful Nations Interested In Safeguards

Observation Posts  2 ff Se 2 8 2 fF @   J.S. Eves Plan To Guard Against Danger Of Attack

iWould Guard Against Surprise Attack  U.S. To Plan Observation Posts

Observation Plar Being Prepared   Protection Against Aas. wilh. I. Becuwmmnrn

MaRS  Observation Post System  Announced  U. S. to Present World Plan at  Geneva Meeting

NATO Allies Consult On Defensive Action   Warning System Would Be Set Up In Communist, Western Countries To Guard Against Surprise Attack

Soviet troops leave on ship   Bour other   Four other vessels on their way to Cuba

Russians Will Stay In Cuba?   New York Times Article Makes Such A Statement

Report on Russ In Cuba Denied  Word That Reds Intend to Leave  Crean an leland Tarmad in Ereonr

Ship Leaves Cuba With  Russ Troops  Four Other Vessels Are Believed To Be En Route Te Island

Says Russia Hasn’t Sent Word About Leaving Red Forces On Island For Indefinite Period

Soviet Ship With Small Number of Troops Quits Cuba  U. S. Denies Sortial ot Notice of  Kaaninan Came

FOUR OTHER SHIPS NEAR ISLAND NOW   Denied Moscow Says Will Keep  Sizable Force

4 More Ships Now Headed For Island   U. S. Diplomat Denies Russia Says It Plans To Keep Garrison

One Ship Sails, 4: More Enroute.  U.S, Denies News Report "70 ANH Monto Remain

Red Word On  Cuba Troops Stay Denied   News Report Says U.S. Advised OL  ludefinite Plans

Handful of Troops on Single Ship   4 Other Craft Known To Have Been on Way to Island

No substantial number leave  Smail number of Soviet forces leave Cuba by ship

TIMES STORY REFUTED  Few Soviets Leave Cuba   Khrushchev Anxious To Shield Split

Top Attorney To Head Ruby Defense Staff  California Lawyer Says Texan Plans Plea of Insanity

‘Oswald’s Wife Admired JFK — Top Counsel For Ruby --Plans Insanity Plea

Slaying: Californian to  Defend Ruby  Melvin Belli Says He Will Lead the Defense

Will plead insanity Outstanding trial lawyer to defend Jack Ruby

Scranton Calls For Convention On Constitution   Says State ‘Desperately Needs’ New Charter — Urges Referendum This Fall.

Scranton Calls For Revision Of Constitution  Offers Timetable   Offers Timetable Providing Charter By November ‘65

67 MILES UP FOR WORLD ALTITUDE RECORD   X15 Pilot Shoots Into ‘Black Velvet’ of Space

That Good Old Human Touch   Capital Receptions Planned For Cooper

Official Receptions Are Planned Formal Honors Are Due U.S. Astronaut

Pilot Perfect After Capsule Controls Fail   Ford Cityite Is Crewman On Space Recovery Ship   ‘Victory for Human Spirit .. .  Nation Salutes Cooper

Weather   SPACE FLIGHT’S END — Newsmap pictures area in which astronaut Gorden Cooper made his splashdown.   President Leads People In Salute to Astronaut

Pilot Perfect After Capsule Controls Fail   ‘Victory for Human Spirit...  Nation Salutes Cooper

Macmillan To Probe Scandals   Scotland Yard Hints Of Shocks To Come Parliament Debates

Scotland Tard tints New Detatls'     “Sex, Security Scandal Is Probed

The Last Ride   VACMILLAN ANNOUNCES Searching Judicial Inquiry Into Profumo Seandal Slated

Macmillan Makes Move In Scandal  Orders Inquiry; - Bail Refused  Osteopath

Maemillan Government Searching Into Torrid Sex. Security Scandal

will Succeed Late Rep. Walter  “Kennedy Democrat’ Wins Pa. Election

On Inside Pages   Many Voters Apathetic . . .  Indifference Said Constitution Foe

Inside Today   To Enlarge Vocabulary New Concept In Teaching Youngsters  To Read Is Claimed By Publisher

Papers Confirm Red China Unres!  Reveal Major Trouble Existed in 1960-1961

Court Battle Looms Over Ala. Troons   JFK, Gov. Wallace Row; New Violence Hits Birmingham

JFK Asks Steel Industry Avoid Price Boost; Urges Restraint by Labor Also

Both Industry, Labor Asked to Avoid Price Rise  » President Tells Firms, Union donk Bed ton THA ae Pobre :

Kennedy May Revive Steel Price Fight   Urges Industry Not To Undertake General Increase At This Time

Vocument tound In his home Oswald wrote of attempt  to kill General Walker

Loss Put In Millions InKentucky   Surrounding States in Flood Belt; Damage  Extends to Ala.

DAMACE IS EXPECTED IN MILLIONS   Five States Are Feeling Effects Of Worst Blows

10,000 Persons Flee To Safety in Southeast Ky.   West Virginia And Tennessee Also Hit; Damage Is Soaring

3 Other States Affected; Tornadoes Also Strike Large Region in South

in Kentucky  Flood Waters Rout 10 OOO   After Flood  ‘Nothing To Return To’

10,000 Residents Flee From Their Homes   Property Damage Expected To Run Into Millions; Two Deaths Attributed To Waters; Other States Also Struck

TALKS AT DODGER STADIUM Barry Views Split in Party ' as Form of Political Suicide

Polish Roman Catholic Union Is Hit For $1 Million in Paintinas, Jewels

lather Admits Sealding And  Freezing Baby   IN HOSPITAL   SKIN FROZEN

Beavers May Save Little Missouri Town Of Lawson From Going Thirsty

Driven From Parliament Protesting Unemployment  Workers Stage Riots in Britain

HOUSE MEMBERS BLAST KENNEDY STUDIES ON OIL   CONTROVERSY ON FLOOR OF HOUSE ON CRUDE IMPORTS

Fighting Breaks Out In Algeria  Berber Rebels,   Berber Rebels, Army Forces Battle in Mountain

President In Tribute  To R. Frost   Kennedy Flies  To New England

:/Taxpayers Ponder Problem at Conference  New Hike in State Budget, Taxes Seer

Weary State Due New Cold Front  ith Storm of Month To Bring Another Round of Snow. Sleet

Rails Tie-Up eared Nation Braces  For Big Strike   Analysis Background Of The News

MORE REFUGEES ARRIVE Shoe, Food Shortage In Cuba Called ‘Critical’

Young Negro Ex-Convict AdmitsMurdering Woman During Burglary Attempt

Famer Comic Admits Staying Of Mrs. Turner   Midland Negro Held After Wealthy Texan ‘Bludgeoned ta Death

Ex-Convict, 22, Admits Slaying.  Wife of Wealthy Oil  Man Killed in Home

revvanrs ACT  Reynolds Names Attorney To File Redistricting Suit

THOMPSON REFUSED TO ACT Reynolds Hires Special Counsel To File Reapportionment Suit

Gov. Reynolds Selects Counsel For District Suit  Attorney General Bypassed in Step For Court Edict

Army Plane  ls Reported Lost At Sea   Massive Air-Search Underway 480 Miles East Of Cape May; Approximately 100 Ships Alerted; Names Of Crew Released

Plane With 10 Aboard Down On Ocean Hop   Search Under Way For Azores-Bound Military Transport

Air Search Combs East Sea Coast.   Azores-Bound Craft “Feared Down In Sea; Navy Joins Rescue

“The Weather   Cold Front Putting in Delayed lowa Appearance   KAARARE READ NARRIIREARA ABBR AA Mercury Slated Ta Slide Here

if Was Fun ror Youngsters Hawaii Appeals To President For Aid In Wake Of Record Downpoy

Eight-Day Killer Freeze Finally Breaks   200 Deaths Caused By Record-Setting, Bitter Cold Wave

State Game Commission Is Target For Complaints Over Antlerless Deer Licenses

Today’s Good  Reading ec   Helicopters to Rescue Men From Texas Towers

Airlift Set For Men Razing  DEW Towers   Wind, Sea Buffet Structures; Copters To Evacuate 31

Freedom From Famine  nmniversary   Freeman Talks At Anniversary Of FAO

Clears Both Hous  Scranton To Sign Industrial Development Aid Bill Today

Gov. Scranton To Sign PIDA Fund Measure   Bill Is First Adminis. tration-Backed Proposal to Clear As. sembly.

Assembly-backed  Governor Will Approve $4 Million Allocation For Industrial Program

BY STATE SUPREME COURT  Closing Of Prince Edward School System Held Legal

Court U pholds Right To Shut Down Schools   Dissenter Sees Virginia Ruling As Intervention Bid

Shaff Plan—  (Continued on Page 8)   Court: Va. Needn’t Give Public Schools

VIRGINIA COURT  UPHOLDS CLOSING  IN SCHOOL CASE REFUSAL OF PRINCE  EDWARD COUNTY TO INTEGRATE OKAYED

Court Rules Virginia May Close Public Schools To Avoid Racial Integration

Virginia Court Says State Not Bound To Operate Prince Edward School

School Closing Right Is Upheld   Virginia Supreme Court Rules; But U. S. Action Seen

Supreme Court Action Next  Can Close Schools To Avoid  Desegregation: Virginia Court

Aveid Entegration Virginia Court Says Count Can Close Public Schools

Ruling on Segregation ‘School Closing Upheld By Court in Virginia

To Avoid Integration... . County Has Right to Close Schools, State Court Rules

Virginia School Closing Upheld   Top State Court Rules In Prince Edward Case

 STATE SUPREME COURT SAYS PRINCE EDWARD 'HAD RIGHT TOCLOSE ITS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Virginia Supreme Court:  Prince Edward Can Close Schools, Avoid Integratior

Virginia Court Rules . County’ s Right to Shut Public: Schools Upheld

‘Danger Period Over’ Says Physician In Aberdeen Hospital  Ouints Survival Now Likely

Fischer Quints Pass Critical Period As Milk Formulas Are Prescribed

Survival Chances Bright  Fischer Quints Pass 3-Day Danger Perioc

Vnances Appear brignt Fischer Quints Survive Greatest Danger Period

BREAK THROUGH DANGER PERIOD Quints Now Have Gooc Chances for Survival

Quints’ Mom Has ‘Best: Night Five Pass Danger Eat, Sleep, Wiggle

Quints, Growing Stronger, Get Names; Gifts Thus Far Top $50,000 in Value

Doy- termed.  STON ng bila aiia Tae     Quintuplets Survival’ Chanee At Brightest; Get Full Names

Gadsden Negro Leaders Call Halt To Protests As Accord Seems Near

Lodge Charges Of Subversion Againet eas  Tae. 2.   Diplomatic Relations Not Broken Off Yet With Moscow Regime

Congo Orders Expulsion of  Soviet Mission  Adoula Ciaims Reds Engaged in Subversion

Congolese Expel Entire Russian Diplomatic Team  Soviet Envoys Are Accused  Of Subversion

Congo Expels Red Mission Of 100 Mer   Members Accused Of Subversion; AdoulaWillina To Receive New Soviet Diplomats

WALK IN TWO CITIES . - Kennedy and Wife Catch Physical Fitness Fever

Allies Plan To Resist Red Delays  More Trouble  On Autobahn Qaan Tikoleyw

U.N. Warns Red Korea About Raids   Truce Commissior Meeting Features Strong Language

France Would Join Nuclear Force  If Europe Tightens Political Ties

Logan's Main Street Under 8 To 10 Feet   At Least 5 Dead In State; Gilbert Needs Bread. Milk

Equalizes Domestic And Export Price Cooley Sponsers Cotton Measure

Final Approval tc Modern Media  Propose Information gn ae nr, _— >}, 

ATH US QUINTUPLE BIRTH-——— Hopes high that SD  quints will survive

Family Doubles In A Day   Quintuplets Born To South Dakotans: Have Good Chance

Quintuplets Are Born in South Dakota; Babies com to Be Doing Well

South Dakota Quints Given A Good Chance For Survival   Saturday’s Birth Was 4th Such Event In This Nation

TWO REVOLUTIONARY UPPER STAGES TO BE FLOWN  ~ Tests Due On New Rockets

Vital To Manned, Unmanned Space Programs— Revolutionary Upper Stage Rockets Groomed For Tests

THE OLD CORRAL   Gronouski Okayed   Upper Stage Rockets Groomed For Tests

High- Energy Boosters - Stage. Set. For Vital ..§pace Rocket Tests.

Where to Find It   Ole Miss Students Continue Harassment Of Neoro. Former Veteran of Air Force

Harassment Intensified At Ole Miss   Meredith Faces Jeers, Taunts At Cafeteria

Students Harass James Meredith  Grand Jury Prepares To Investigate Riots

American Army Convoy on Autobahn Meets Little Soviet Interference

D1g VY €€R 41 pprodcnes eter  Exhibitors, Officials Prepare for Fait

Busy Week of Preparation . .  County Fair Will Open Next Wednesday

Pope To Fly By Non-Stop Jet  Arrangements Made For Palestine Visit -

AT WHITE HOUSE aaanamamam Crowds Continue To Pay Tribute To Slain Chief

Weather  PWPsawrwie ce One’ antl WARY   fraffic Fatahties”  President Calls For Step-Up Drive

Snowstorm Heads East, Tapers Off   Blizzard Sweeps North-Central Area: 5 Deaths Counted

Farm animals die in fields  New blizzard deepens worst snow in Britain's history

Deepest in Britain's History   More Snowfall Forecast for Day, Ne Sign of Break

Thousands Of Farm Animals Die In England’s Worst Snow In 100 Years

British Storm Is Worst In Past 100 Years   Continuous Snow Is Forecast For ; Remainder Of Day

Birmingham Racial Truce Jeopardized   Schools Ordered To Expel Negro Demonstrators

1,000 Negroes Expelled, Suspended From Public Schools In Birmingham

Two Mystery Notes Stir New Interest   Christine Asks Police Protection  As Trial Climaxes

Convicl Dr, Ward (On Morals Charge In British Court   Society Oateagath fe Gravely fll as Resuli 6! Ovardaaa af Devas.

Convict Ward On 2 Counts  Attempts Suicide;   Attempts Suicide; Doctor Hospitalized

Osteopath Uses Sleeping Pills In Death Bid   Unconscious For Hours; Judge Revokes Bail   See Earlier Story On Page 3.

‘Old Bailey’ Jury Begins  Deliberation   Doctor In Coma, Recovery Likely From Sleep Pills

Medic Takes Drug Overdose  Jury Convicts Ward On 2 Raps, Shuns 3

Dr. Ward Found Guilty   Defendant Attempts Suicide, Unconscious But Due To Recover

Osteopath Lies Gravely Ill From Drugs  Takes Overdose During Night;

Accused Takes Overdose Of Drugs.  Jury Considers Ward Verdict, Defendant Unconscious

Gravely ill from drug overdose  Dr. Ward convicted of two morals charges by iury

WARD CONVICTED ON TWO CHARGES IN COURT TODAY   TOO MANY DRUGS PUT DOCTOR IN LONDON HOSPITAL

Ward Convicted While In Coma  ; Took Overdose Of Drugs; Could Get 25 Years

Jury weighing fate of Dr. Ward, lying unconscious from drugs   RDecaverv likely

Judge Orders Close Surveillance Jury Deliberates Sex Cas2 As Dr. Ward Lies In Co-:s

Hospital Says Accused Man Is Recovering  _ Jury Retires To. Pialtiennede

Defendant Drugs Self Jury Studies Vice Trial Verdict; Ward In Coma

Ward Convicted On Two Counts   Osteopath in Coma From Drug Overdose When Verdict Read

TAKES OVERDOSE OF DRUGS  Dr. Ward Still in Coma; Jury Retires to Consider Verdict

WardinComa At London as Jury Debates  Vice Trial Defendant Takes Overdose of Drugs. Leaves Notes

Ward Goes To Hospital; Case Goes To Jury   Osteopath Unconscious From Overdose of Drugs: Will Recover

Jury Finds Him Innocent On 3 Others  Osteopath Tries   Osteopath Tries To Kill Himself; Condition Critical

Includes Clothing In Requested Rate Of 4 Per Cent   Scranton Presents Record Budget Of $1,121,453,552 In Legislature Speech

Red Leader To Be in US. Next Month  ‘Whole Exchange   "Whole Exchange Of Views’ Set For Oct. 17

Tito and JFK Meeting Set Next Month   Yugoslav Red Coming to U.S. for Broad Talks

Tito to Visit President Oct 17   Kennedy Invites Yugoslav Leader To Air Views

PRAYER FOR .  8 TODAY °   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

INEIGHBORS OBSERVE   Former First Lady Moves Belongings to New Home

CAR Neighbors Re jeice New Syrian Government Gets A Cabinet. Civilian Premier   Serie« of RBulletine

Junta Hints Keyptian Reunion   Pro-Nasser Syrian Officers In Control

Iowa Special Report  Elthon Sees Threat To State Operating Balance

Threat to  Operating Balance  Seen by Sen. Elthon, Former Governor  Pat Ban a

Ratification  is assured Unofficial tally shows 4-1 i  margin for test ban pact

Vote Set Monday... Senate Leaders Battling Ban Treaty Reservations

Test Ban Treaty Approval Seen   * * * * * * * * *«  Qanate Eiaht Sat C)yn Racarvatianc   Senate Fight Set On Reservations

Senate to Vote Monday on New Treaty Proposals   ‘Enough Support. Seen To Ratify Ban Treaty In Final Vote Tuesday

Reservations On Test Pact Irk Leaders  Will Be Voted On Monday; Final Roll  fCatl Slatad Tiacda

Sunday Sales Law Passed by Senate  New Measure Lists Items: = on = a

vet SIX SOCIAL CREDIT VOTES  SPLINTER PARTY GIVES ~ PEARSON A MAJORITY

GOP Critics Know That JFK Set For Action   Senator Mansfield Answers Statement By Sen. Dirksen

.  Woman of Year” For Farm Bureat Is Mrs. Nieder   MRS. HUGO NIEDER

EXPECTED 0} WEEKEND   Long Queues Still Seeking  Special Permits

See relatives in East Berlin  West Berliners joyful over Christmas reunion

JOYFUL KEUNIUNS ACLU IN RED OELIUN Christmas Wishes Come True'For Berlin Families

Great Yule Reunion On in East Berlin   Relatives Meet After 28 Months

Greenwood police arrest 19 Negroes  Action comes after marching CKAIN Ianarae anrdor ta ‘dienarena   OUTSIDERS RLAMED

Man’s Entire Leg Stitched Back On   Ex-Marine Faces Long Fight  To Regain Use Of It

Father Of 7 Fights For His Life After Having Severed Leg Stitched Or

Stitch In Time   Historic Operation May Save Severed Leg Of Ex-Marine

Could be Historic Operation  Ex-Marine’s Leg Nearly Severed At Hip: Doctors Stitch It Back

in Replacement Of Severed Limb— Unwilling To Predict Success In Leg Surgery

CRISES FOR FATHER OF 7  Ex-Marine In Fight Of Life Trying To Help Save His Leg

Hub Doctors Strive To Save Severed Leg —  Ex-Marine Wages Toughest Battle

SEVERED LEG PUT ON AGAIN   Ex-Marine Recovers Afte! Historic Surgery Operation

Operation May ‘Make Medical History Severed Leg Sewed Back on Ex-Marine

Man, 37, Involved ln Most Desperate Fight Of His Life   Is Trying Help Medical Experts Restore Use To Leq

Desperate Fight For Life Man’s Leg Stitched Back On In 6-Hour Operation

Doctors Hesitant About Success ....     Nearly-Severed Leg Sewn Back on Father of Seven

Europe crisis ahead? ~—See story page 2—    HOME — _EDITION   Leg back on after mishap

-Ex-Marine, Doctors Are Fighting to Save Leg Practic ally Severed Off

Ex-Marine Hopeful Of Outcome EE  Surgeons Stitch Back “ Severed in Boston Mishap

Would Aid Small Farmer \4 Bill To Eliminate \2-Price Cotton OK’d

Cuban Freedom Fighters II Bjt By JOHN RAYMOND Copyright, 1363,  ee eee, ee see

(‘Politically It (Tax Cut) Looks Wonderful’ But Pleasing Taxpayers Far From Easy

Demos: Sic reaueees Deal. Made: GOP: No Deal Pe Bucks Commission Hopefuls  Debate As Only 100 Listen

Demos: Endorsement Deal Made; GOP, No Deal Bucks Commission Hopefuls  Debate As Only 100 Listen

Tri-Nation Talks Open On Future   Conferences To Be On Follow-Up To Bar Treaty Just Siqned

Senate Sends Bill to House — ‘Harmless Drug’ Sale By Groceries Approved

Wild Ride For Teens Ends In Death, Arrest   Helper Testifies In Thompson Case

Wet Weather in Most of Nation  Snowstorm Sweeps Out of Mountains

Storm Hits North Area, Rivers Drop   Tornado Batters Texas Town, Rain General In Dixie

Heavy Snows In Western Part Of US  Wet Weather Is Reported Over Many Areas Today

Dominican Head Issues War Threat   Internal Fights Are Reported in Haiti; 45 Men Said Killed

DENY MEASURE IS ‘RICH MAN’S BILL’  Dirksen, Smathers See No Political Harvest in Tax Cut

Neither Party Believed Likely To Benefit From ‘Tax Reduction   By JACK BELL and JOE HALL

‘Neither Party Seen Reaping  Benefits From Tax Reduction   By JACK BELL and IOF HAITI.

Cuba Accuses U.S. of ‘Pirate Boat Atttack   Government Admits Raiders Caused Damage

CUBAN PLANT SHELLED BY. SMALL BOATS   ‘Pirate’ Attack Blamed On U.S. ‘Shameless Policy’

Must obtain signatures by July 12 Wade says petition right in borough now’ act

Democrats Plan Lansing Progran  Decide on Leaiscatior   Decide on Legislation Plans for New Session

J. Edgar Hoover Warns:   U.S. Faces Tragic Breakdown Of Law, Order

IN DEX   GOODBY FOREVER   APATHY TO BLAME  ‘Crime Threatens U.S. —Hoover

; Hoover Cites Big Crime Increase  FBI Chief Cautions Law Breakdown Threatens Nation

VUniess Urime is Curbed  Nation Faces ‘Tragic Breakdown of Law and Order’, Hoover Say

What's Inside   Hoover Fears Breakdown Of Law, Order   By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY

J. Edgar Hoover, Nearing 40 Years As FBI Director, Cautions Nation

Tadav's Inday   Arter: Almost 4U Years © 7 Hoover Reviews Career As FBI Chie

FBI Director Cautions:  Lawand Order Doomed  Unless Crime Curbed

J. Edgar Hoover's 40th Year as FBI Head Calls ‘for Review of U.S. Crime   By RAYMOND J. CROWLY

. edgar ricover      Urges Action Or Nation Will Face Breakdown Of Law And Order

Hoover, Head of FBI 40 Years, Warns of Need for Curb on Crime   By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY

FBI Chief Says U.S. Faces Collapse Of Law, Order Unless Crime Is Curbed

J. Edgar Hoover, 40 Years In Post, Warns Nation on Crime   By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY

Crime Up 114 Per Cent Since ‘50  U.S. Facing Tragic  Breakdown Of Law And Order: Hoover

Hoover: Public Apathy Toward Law Enforcement Is Major Cause of Crime

Critical of Public Apathy  Hoover, FBI Chief for 40 Years, Fears Breakdown as Crime Grow:

40-Y ear Chief Cites Public Apathy As Crime Rate Rises FBI's Hoover Says: ‘Get Involved’

J. Edgar Hoover warns of threatened breakdown in U.S. of law and order

— ‘FBI Director Sees Br eakdown If Apathy Continues’. ~  ‘Law Enforcement Up To Citizens’

Crime Rate Up 114 Per Cent Since 1950  FBI Chief Warns Of ‘Lawless Era’

Crime Must be Curbed...  Law And Order Breakdown Warned By Hoover

-NEXT MAN-IN-SPACE EFFORTPrepare Titan 2 For First Gemini Flight

Crews Gear Titan for Space Shot   Rocket to Boost Mockup Model  In Gemini Plan

-Haul Giant Rocket Onto Launching Pad — Missilemen Prepare to Launch  An Unmanned Gemini Space Capsule

Space ; Pro et  ‘Air: Force’s First Task Is to Orbit  hAndal Canarareatr

Where To Find  Begin Ironing Bugs Out of  Project Gemini’s Titan 2

U.S. Workmen Launch Work On Gemini Plan   Engineers to Study Launching of Mock Two-Man Spacecraft

Titan 2 Rocket Being Readied for Project Gemini  Tests Preparatory to U. S. Orbit of Next Mon in Snace

A LITTLE BIT OF LATIN MUSIC   PREPARATIONS UNDERWAY FOR UNMANNED [ANNED ORBIT OF CAPSULE  First Gemini Flight Draws Near

Project Gemini Space Program Taking Shape   Titan Rocket On Launch Pad

ROGERS HORNSBY \$ DEAD AT 66   ‘Rajah of Swat’ Succumbs to Surgery Complications

VACATIONS BEGIN  990 Expected to Die Over Holiday Weekend   52 Killed as Roof Falls in Portuaal

TRA SPUR IROEE Eb had pRB Al Nara  Saint-Laurent Has  ‘Good Mood’ Styles

High School Hazing Cause: Youth’s Death  Suffers Shock After ‘Pink Belly   Suffers Shock After ‘Pink Belly Treatment’ Ends

Three Held After Death  In Initiation   ‘PINK BELLY’   STANDARD PRACTICE

The Easy Life!   Two Sailors Almost Achieve It With Valuable U.S. Treasury Blank Checks

RED FACED NAVAL AUTHORITIES... Two sailors held, took federal  checks worth up to $50 millior

Man Prepares To Leave Hospital After Kidney Transplant From Chimp

Man, 43, Healthy Six Weeks After Getting Chimp Kidney Transplant

Elderly Man _ Saved From : Burning Home   Arthritis Victim 'T rapped 7 In Bed Rescued By Neighbor

‘Oil burners’  ~MicNamara  Navy puts away blueprints for  cramic carer

Southern Strategy Talks Open  GOP Leaders Plan Dixie Push in ’64

2 American Pilots Found Dead at Scene af Crach   Police Pistols Ineffective

Ohio Assembly Ready To Coast To Adjourment   No Serious Senate Opposition Seen For Money Measure

$1.3 Billion Fund Bill Due Senate’s Okay  Golden-Age Village And 5 Other Major Bills Are Approved

Legislature Ready For Final Work   Tr’s Downhill Now Toward Last Session June 27

SHIP, CREW OF 39. Just DISAPPEAR  Missing ‘Hot’ Sulphur Tanker Target of Two-Ocean Search

U.S. Planes Say Vessel At Anchor  Return Of Freighter Offered By Captors

Brown Hit: Campaign Fund Ties  Tex Revision   Tex Revision Threatene??

Brown Raps Tax Block  Legislators  Accuses Them of Commitment to Business

\Red Red Statements Around Globe: ‘Some Communists Think   Sunday Death A Cover-Up

Bulgarian Released From Malian dail  Pilot Cleared Of Spy Charaes

House Won't Accept Sales Tax Measure   President Kennedy Has Second Thoughts And Third Ones Too, Concerning Cuba

House Refuses To Accept Compromise Version Of Sales Tax Increase Bil

Ban on Drinking of 3.2 Beer in Motor Vehicles Passed by Ohio House

Ohio House Passes Bill Aimed At Cracking Down On Drinking By Teenagers

One killed in British Columbia Rain-wind storm causes  damane in Pacific NW

Soviets Say West Stalling Test Ban   Russia Says It Made a Concession, Now U. S, Should Do Sama.

Soviets Want Concession For Test Ban  Pact Within Easy Reach, West Told ‘At Geneva Talks

Soviets Say West Stalling Test Ban   Russians Claim Treaty Within Easy Reach if West Will Offer Concessio:

insist On 2-3 Inspection Plan — Soviets Seeking New Test Ban Concession

Major Concession By West Only Way to Agreement   2 or 3 On-Site Inspections Is Final Offer

President Has Date Today With Lady Of the Baffling Smile--The Mona Lisa

MONA LISA TO BE .. DISPLAYED TODAY   Priceless Masterpiece Wil! Be Unveiled Before Special Audience By Kennedy

‘Biological Clock Too Fast’ Superfeeding Of Tots To Shorten Life-Span?

Inside Today   By Nutrition Expert Superfeeding Of Children Deplored,  May Lead To Shortening Of Life Span

Fanfani Gets Beating in Italian Vote  Returns Show Reds  Liberal Right Made

Communist Vote Strong In Italy Fanfani’s Party  Gets Its Worst Beating At Polls

Political Upheaval In Italy —   Premier Fanfani’s Party Takes Beating From Reds, Liberals

Italian Reds Gain After 2-Day Ballo   Fanfani Plunges To New Low; Right Advances

Fanfani Slumps In Italian Poll  Reds, Liberal Right Show Biggest Gains

Fanfani Party Holding OwnIn Italian Election  Monarchists Big   Monarchists Big Losers; Liberals Gaining Heavily

Reds Chalk Up Sharp Gainsat Pollsi in Italy   “Liberal. Right Also Gains;: Setback for: Christian’ -Damocrats

Reds, Rightists Score Big Gains In Italian Elections   Premier's Party Takes A Beating

Italian Voters  Give Fanfani  Slim Margin Opponents of Leftist Policies by Premier  Ree wh BR onl

Christian Democrats Lose Stre ongth  Communist Left, Liberal Right Make Big Gains in Italian Vote

Bull Would Exempt Fischer Family Irom Federal Taxes for 21 Years

Seek Solution fo School Problem  Ministerial Group Calls for Meeting

Hultman Rules Wording In Shaff Plan Is Right   “Proposes” Is Proper for The Legislature

‘Proposed’ vs. ‘adopted’ Shaff measure properly worded, Hultman asserts

Hultman’s View: lowa Remap OK   Objecting Senators Hint Taking Bill To Supreme Court

Golden Age Villages Pass House, 94-29   Commission Change Is Companion Plan To Industry Outline

Bill to Revamp State’s Expositions Commission Reaches Vote in Senate

Southwestern States Telephone Company Offers New Service Noy. 15

R. Kennedy in Rights Appeal   Letween-the-Lines Meaning Stressed

Dispute Rages, Red Peace Talk Still Scheduled  Russia Fires New Salvo ~

sev ver” >. oint rroposale  NRVIC Offers fake Range Vo-Tech Expansion Program

HOUSE STILL GETTING  SL ATLL essen essen  More lowa Tax Proposals

Suit Aims to Keep Curry Off Ballot   Judge's Eligibility To Run for Governor Formally Challenged

Reds Put Cosmos 14 In Orbit   To Prepare Way For Cosmonaut Travel

Police Steno  Slain in Car  Hold Chief's Wife In Kenosha Killing

State Leaders Seek Truce  On Financing   Special Session Is in Recess For Five Days

No Immediate Relief Sighted In ley Sector   Severe Weather Hits Wide Area

Strong Winds, Snow Cover Wide Area  Blizzards   Blizzards Hit Montana, Kansas. Nebraska

Liftle Relief In Sight For Frigid Midwest   Again Hit By Winds, Snow

NO RELIEF SEEN FOR BIG US. ZERO ZONE  ee, WHYTE ACQCANTEATES TE DPOECS

Cold, Wind, Snow Again  Hit Midwest   Forecaster Says Little Relief In Sight From Siege

NO RELIEF SEEN FOR BIG US. ZERO ZONE  — QWaerEt AOS s99 Orr 8 86 FE? ws

Frigid Air, Storms Hit In Midwest   Wintry Weather Stretches Across Much Of Nation

Little Relief in Sight, Weather Bureau Reports  - Qutlook for Friday: ' Not Quite So Cold

New Blows Staggering Wide Areas   Temperatures Drop To Well Below Zero

Frigid Air, Snow, Winds Stagger Most Of Nation   By THE ASSOCATED PRESS

McNamara, McCone Spectaculars Get Criticism. Disbelief From Officials

React After McNamara, CIA Denial   Symington and Stennis Assert Threat Is Great

No Evidence Of General Withdrawal  Leading Demos   Leading Demos Agree Further  Problems Loom

Dr. Sam fo Appear at Federal Court Hearing That May Bring New Trial

Inside Today   Protest Racial Imbalance  6 Negro Parents In 2nd Day Of Sit-In Outside Office Of New Jersey Governor

iNew SETSEY. Parents Wait On Governor  For Protest Six Negroes Are   Six Negroes Are Camping Outside Hughes’ Office

§ Negro Parents Staging Sit-in  In Reception Room of NUE Goavernor’s Office

5 Killed by Twisters in Three States  Flood Disaster Tit Southeast Area

‘No One Injured —  Maintain Watch After Race Riot At Ohio Village

U.S. May Cut Off All Of Its Aid To Brazil   Red Infiltration Statement Steams Up Congress Move

Urge lid on help  to Brazil      Report Communists ereep into control

Red Infiltration In Brazil May Bar U.S. Aid   NEW FIREMEN EDICT ADOPTED  Council Gives Pay Raise To Police

Due To Red Infiltration . Congress May Bar Aid To Country Of Brazil

ERNE NO ENN ROR MR RECRSLL YY  Congress Opposition Grows To U.S. Aid For Brazil      Speakers Tell Of Red Aims  Communist Party Tactics In U.S. Explained

Red Influence In Brazil Endangers Huge Latin Country's Aid From U.S.

“Exercise In Futility £°  Congress Opposition Grows To U.S. Aid For Brazil   Speakers Tell Of Red Aims  — ee  Communist Party Tactics In U.S. Explained

Congressional — Move On To Bar Aid To Brazil   Reds Have Bored Into Country’s Government, U.S. Statement Savs

Red Infiltration in Brazil Gov't Claimed by U.S.  Congressmen Take Stand against Aid  fart atin Cammiuniet

Influence Is ‘Termed Effective  Say Labor Unions Are Chief Target

Movement To Bar U. S. Aid Gains Steam  Communists In Brazil’s Government

Move to Bar Aid to Brazil  Gains Force  ~ e QO nesevenccwsnean (200   Congressmen Cite Report Reds Have  Bored Inte Resime

Red Penetration of Brazil Stirs Up ‘Conaressional Action fo Bar U. 5. Aid

Some Lawmakers Demand Funds Be Cut Off Until Latins ‘Clean House’

Movement To Bar Aid To Brazil Gets Boost   Doesn’t Know Donor’s Name  Man With Kidney From Corpse Lives Almost Normal Life In Boston Suburb

Communism May Put Bar On Brazil Aid   Pouring Millions Into That Country Called ‘Exercise in Futility’

COMMUNIST: INFILTRATION Solons Hope to Cease  Aid to Troubled Brazil

Easter Comes Early—   Move to Bar Aid After Report on Brazil Reds

Reds Too Powerful In Nation   Congress May Bar Sending More Millions

ey asington: U. S. Affirms  Reds Moving  Into Brazil  Proposal to Bar Aid to Nation Is

Report Hits Communist Power Grab   Government, Labor Unions Infiltrated, Inerease Influence

Report Based On Close Fiscal Study Economy League Says Newtown  Can Cut Borough, School Taxes

Spanish Blizzards — Halt Movie Making   European Death Toll From Cold Runs Tc 540 And Sends Sick Lists Climbing

JFK Winds Up  Taur af lraland ivur vi tiverwin  Heads for Parley With Macmillan

Williams makes charges  Administration pours money fo Rep. Powell

Toward Representative Powell Charges Favoritism By U.S. Agencies

Embarrassing incident  U.S. copter by mistake strafes Vietnam hamlet

Reapportionment  Ristine Predicts Democrat Plan For Population Basis Is Dead

Ohio Idle Pay Bill Tightened By Legislature  Democrat Amendmen Snawed Under: Final

Benefits Bill Squeaks By Ohio Senate   Measure Passes 17-14 Following 24-Hour Debate

Senate OK's Unemployment Benefits Bill   Measure Tightens Eligibility; Plan Passed In House

Ohio Senate OKs Bill On Jobless Aid   Tightens Eligibility For Benefits, Aims To Build Up Fund

Ohio Idle Pay Bill Tightened By Legislature   Democrat Amendment: Snowed Under; Final Vote Is Close Squeak

ri Halt of Highway 277 Right of Way Obtained   Jaycees Give Carnival Earnings to 3 Agencies

Republicans seek wheat legislation   Write Kennedy urging bipartisan effort for ‘64 crop

GOP Moves To Force  Wheat Law 19 Representatives Ask Kennedy Aid In Getting Measure

Rhodes Is Backing  DiSalle  Idea   Senators Talking, Not Working

F ilibusters, Civil Rights Are Issues Senate Fight over Limiting Debate Holds Up Organization, Legislation

2b Days Later, Senate Is Stil Not Organized   Filibusters Fight Blamed for Draa

3 Remain For Federal Court Trial   Judge Upholds Motion Alleging Lack of Evidence

Court Frees 10 In Club Raid Trial   Federal Evidence Ruled Insufficient In Gambling Case

FOUND SAFE AFTER QUAKE   Yugoslavia Toll May Top 2,000; Bodies Recovered

600 Bodies Now Recovered from Yunoslav Quake   Estimates Vary Widely on Death Toll: Four Améticans tlahaemad.

Yugoslav Quake Toll May Reach Total of 6 000  Resrun Teame €:h&   Rescue Teams Sift Rubble for Victims; 600 Bodies Found

Yugoslav Quake Toll May Reach Total Of 6,000   Rescue Teams Sift Rubble For Victims 600 Bodies Found

Debris Of Smashed City Slowly Yields Bodies  2,000 To 6,000 Dead In Yugoslav Quake

Officials in Skopje Fear Death Toll May Reach 6,000; City Levelled

Rescue Workers Dig Into Quake Ruins For Bodies Of  Thousands Lost In Tremor   1460 TOURISTS DIE

Fear Death Toll May Reac h 6, 000. In Yugoslavia Shocker; Report 4  Americans In Skopje Unharmed

6,000 Feared Killed  Quake Toll   Quake Toll  Is Mounting   Related Story, Photo, Page 2

Thousends Left Homeless In Yugosla via  Quake's Death Toll May Hit 6,000

Search Started For Victims Of Yugoslav Quake  City Officials Fear Death Toll May Reach 6,000

600 Bodies Taken From Quake Site   Death Toll Mounts In Yugoslavia’s Worst Disaster

Estimate: Toll May Vary From 2,000 fo 6,000   More Than 2,000 Ge! Hospital Treatment

INSIDE EAGLE-GAZETTE TODAY   Toll May Hit 2,000  Find 600 Bodies In Quake’s Ruins

Estimates. As High as 6 000 Told   600 Bodies Recovered; Eight Americans in Skopje Are Safe

Red Cross Says Disaster Toll May Hit 2.000   One City Official Expresses Fear 6,000 Will Be Found Dead

Disaster Yugoslavia’s Worst  Skopje Debris Si fted, Toll In Ouake Revised Upward

Place Deaths in Disaster at 2,000-6,000   Guard Against Fire Outbreak; Half of  Slav City Homeless

Quake Survivors Join In Search For Victims; Fear Death Toll May Hit 6,000

DEATH TOLL MAY REACH THOUSANDS   Bulldozers Uncover More Than 500 Bodies At  Skopje; 260 Tourists Die In One Hotel.

6,000 Feared Killed  Quake Toll a) ee   Related Story, Photo, Page 2

Quake-Ruined City Slowly Yielding _ Up Bodies of Dead  Estimates Run‘ F ron 2,000: to rary) Ott ae 9 PDD- Tn faseoe?

Public Works Bill ls Sent To President  $30-Million Added For Assistance In Hard-Hit Sections

May Have Vast Effect on State And Nation, Chancellor Litchfield Says

OE PriMMaDry Liccuo;nl,  Two Large School Operating Tax Levies Approved In Hamilton County Districts

Primary Vote Turnout For  State Light   —  Major Issues, Heated Races Generally Missing

Voter Apathy ls Noted In Ohio Election   20 Pct. Turnout Said Typical For Odd-Year Trek To Ballot Booth

Voter Apathy Is Noted In Most Of Ohio   20 Pct. Turnout Said Typical For Odd-Year Trek To Ballot Booth

Long conterence with Viem McNamara, Taylor delay departure from Saigon

McNamara, Taylor Delay Departure To Continue Probe Into Viet Nam

Fedorenko Statement Disputed   He Says Chinese Opposed To Larger Councils In U.N.

Chances °Fairly Good’ a EE ES ET  House ‘T’o Debate Liquor Measure

Senate Sets Stage For. Treaty Vote   Undecided Senators. ‘Slowly Making Up Their Minds On Pac

Showdown On Treaty Next Week   Each Side Gains One Adherent In Senate Test

Asian-African Bloc Halts Assembly Talks inProtest   82 Senators for Ban Treaty

‘SPECIAL TRAFFIC ‘SAFETY PROGRAM FOR THE FOURTH   Motorists Entering Towa Will Receive Speed Warning Cards

Senate Votes College Aid; Johnson Hails It as ‘Major Step Forward’

College Aid Bill Passed   Measure Hailed As Greatest Education Victory Of Century

$1.2 BILLION EARMARKED FOR SCHOOL AID  Congress Okays Education Assist

Upens Friday  163rd Infantry Vets Arriving Here for Annual Convention

On Eve of Freedom Bid .. . Sheppard Engaged After Mail Courtship

Ways Sought to Help Fisheries  Smoked Fish From Area to Be Frozen

NEHRU HOLDS TODRIVING OUT CHINESE REDS   Assures Parliament of Ba. sic Policy Despite Cofombo Provost   BALKS AT TAIKS   Says Peking Hasn't Accepted Mediation ‘Terms in.Full

3RAKED SHARPLY TO AVOID AUTO  7 Killed, 25 Hurt As Bus Hits Cars

Bus Strikes Automobiles  Seven Killed, 25 Hurt In New Jersey Wreck

25 Others Injured In Accident   Scene Is Mass Of Wreckage, Bodies

7 Die, 25 Hur As Bus Skids Into 2 Autos  Crash Occurs 10 Miles West of New York City

Started in Sumner county  Noted Methodist leader Dr. Roy L. Smith dies

Minister, Author, Educator, Columnist  Dr. Smith, Prominent Area Native, Dies in California

He Would ‘Buck’ Draft - Scranton Pulls Out Of GOP Running For Good

Available as Favorite Son.  [Not A Candidate, Will Buc ‘Any Draft Move - Scranton

Scranton Not GOP Candidate   Pennsylvania Governor Says He Will Stop Any Movement for Draft

Gov. Scranton Takes Himself Out of Contest   Says He Would Fight Any Move to Draft Him for Nomination

Seranton Set To Fight Bid Ts Draft Him   Not Candidate For Presidential Post.  Governor Declares

Seranton Won't Be  Candidate   Pennsylvania Governor Says ‘No’ to a Draft

Scranton Says He Would Oppose Any Effort To Dratt Him as GOP Presidential Nominee

Scranton Withdraws From Race  k kt ee ee ee ee a ae? L” Aavawwrirves 1) (aes Li anwmnat sd nw I>......°_} .~.4/.. y Mm... tk. gy?   Governor Won’t Consider Presidential Nomination

LONGSHOREMEN WALK OUT Canadian Strike Halts  Red Wheat Shipments

Poll Shows Goldwater Mieht Win   Would Give JRK Close Race In ?G4:

Atlas Explosion Investigation Crews Are Forced to Wait for Silo to Cool

Wallace Echoes Barnett’s Criticism  Another Southern Governor Excoriates Racial Policies   Sanford Tells Nation Of Gifted-Kid Schcol

THE HOMETOWNERS  LTHE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MSCKINNEY & COLLIN COUNT Y

i oo heh ee, i THE HOMETOWNERS  THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MCKINNEY & COLLIN COUNTY

Senate OK’s Rewrite of  Claims Act   Funds Would Go Directly to Gov’t of Philippines

Bill To Change School Year Before House   Would Permit Local Decision on Quarter Trimester System

Solons To Vote On Year-Round Use Of Schools   ‘Trimester’ Program May Become Common Soon In Buckeyedom

Fe or Slain Husband Mrs. Kennedy To Observe One-Year Mourning Period

Trip Plans Bring Crisis in Greece  Premier Resigns Wher King Rejects Advice

Royal Couple's Proposed Visit To Britain Arouses Greece: Premier Resigns

Government Crisis in Athens Von re  Greek Royalty's Scheduled Visit To Britain Causes Premier to Quit

May Shake Throne Premiers Resignation Plunges Greek Government Into Crisis

Royal Visit  Stirs Crisis  In Greece Premier Quits;  Move Could Shake Throne

WOO 4022058 VSR SARC & _ RSS an RARE SS ATES NET  Grave Crisis Grips Greece  Caramanlis Quits Because Of Royal Visit To Britain

Crisis Grips Government In Greece  King’s Insistence   On British Visit  QO. .2«#iititbrFs 8f

Greek Premier Resigns in Dispute Over Royalty’s Plan to Visit Britain

‘Innocent bystander killed in youth's suicide aftemof   Near Ellinwood  Four Kansans killed  in car-truck collision

Slippery Roads, Fires Destroy Christmas Season for America   Kanscs Officials Say State Toll ‘Alarming’

Governors’ Conference sank ER ee «ce 2 nia, of Oe 2 eu ameEed  ‘Rocky’s: Civil Rights’ Plan Appears Doomed

Bans Specific Items ‘Senate Committee Approves New Sunday Sales Measure

After Premier's Pledge  US. Awaits Nikita’s Action to Calm Strife

JOINS U. S. IN DESIRE FOR PEACE   Russian Press Blames America For Hostilities

But Soviet Press Repeats Charges  Khrushchev Pledges Laos heat    Self Defen  Marine Officers Ousted In Death of Cuban Spy

Khrushchey, Harriman. Confer   Joint Communique Follows Lengthy Moscow Session

LAOS CRISIS Khrushchev Pledges Support To Peace   Laos Premier Supports U.S.

Vienna Treaty Fully Backed By US., Reds   Harriman Has Long Talk With Premier  On Neutrality Issue

Questions! Questions! Questions!   After 5-Day Blackout FBI Gives First News In Sinatra Kidnap Case

Lists Numbers On Bills Used For Ransom  Silent Probe Of Kidnaping Poses Questions

SERIAL NUMBERS RELEASED  FBI Secrecy Raises Questions In Kidnap Case

Mystery Continues  Tn Sinatra  Be soa KY ROS ©.  Kidnaping  ‘Many Question Unanswered; Serial_Numbers OF Bille Civen

FBI activities in Sinatra Case pose many questions   Why release Foss?

WAS DRAGNET EVADED? Sinatra Kidnaping Case Poses New Puzzle Amid Dozen Others

ERI Moves Prove Puzzling   PBI Moves Prove Puzzling  Sinatra Mystery Deepens

lowans Find Own Parks Worth Visit  Camping Boom Crowding All 92 State Parks

‘In not too distant future”  High Chinese official sees nuclear weapons soon

Khrush Sees Possibility Of Total Disarmament   Says Red China To Have  Nuclear Weapons Soon

Fight Seen On Wheat  Controls   May 21 Referendum Sparks Campaign Among Growers

Referendum Tuesday  Wheat Vote to Be Close Affects Future of Many

Little Guy May Hold the Key   Litize Uuy Way Old TNE ACY CNR i a PTR NT  Wheat Vote Battle Rages

Where To Find It   VUVUICUME WILL INFLUENCE ALL FARM FULIVIES  Crucial Wheat Referendum at Hand

Hot! y-waged grassroots battle over wheat controls is nearing its climax

‘Vote Yes Committee’  New Group To Promote  :  Constitution Convention

Campaign Opens to Sell Voters on Convention To Rewrite Constitution

Cooper gets hero's welcome   Report Powers will resign from Project Mercury team

Effigy of Christ's Body Lifted From Cross and Buried in Original Tomb

Parishoners Pay Homage   Pilgrims Re-Enact  Burial of Christ in His Original Tomb

AT DU QUOIN   Ronald W. Metzger Arrested In_ Belleville, Admits Filling Station Holdup - Slaying; Loot Found.

HOLD YOUTH FOR KILLING AT DU QUOI   Ronald W. Metzger Ar.  rested In_ Belleville  — Admits Filling Statior Holdup - Slaying; Loo! Found.

SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED Racial Strife Increases In Chicago, New York

1,500 Whites Demonstrate At Chicago   4 Injured, 30 Hauled Away By Police At Apartment House

Little Choice Left If Test Ban Wanted   Unacceptable Rus: Terms or Failure Face Negotiators

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Negotiators Still Say Test Ban Treaty With Russia Possible

ror€@ ontirmation     Senate Receives Names of 18 Babcock Appointees   Tribute Paid to Ex-Senator Piee

Down And Up in 3 Days —  Stock Market Relates ‘Black Monday’ Story

‘Black Monday Story Is Told  Wall Street Noted Its Most Dramatic Events In 33 Years

Communists Hoped To Blow Up Building   Reds Step Up Attacks Against Government Force:

House Action Set on Draft Extension Bill  Budget Critics Get First Opportunity To Display Strencth

Congress To Begin  New Action   New Draft Bill To Be Considered By Representatives

~CONGRESS GOES TO WORKBudget-Cutter s’ First Test Of Strength Due

Serious Floor Action Begins In Congress   Facing Draft Extension Bill

Se ee ee a a a ee ee ee ee  ee a  Pa  Congress Quits Dilly-Dallying

Kennedy Critics Seek Huge Budget Cuts Slow-Motion Congress Will Test Sharpness Of Its Axe 

 Congress Gets at Business  Budget Critics Get Chance To Test Strenath This Week

Warmup Period Is Over; 88th Congress to Begin Serious Floor Action

ICHS FUND DRIVE OPENS THIS WEEK ALL OVER STATE   Letters Are Sent Out Asking Donations For Worthy Project

BEEPENING CRISIS Southerners Claim Negro ‘Not Ready’ For Equality

Wants to Put Them Before Legislature—  KSTA Directors Asking for Chance to Present Facts

Urgent Plea For Hearing  By KSTA    Wants To Present Facts About School Problems

Teachers: as  Legislature Is Asked to  Hear Facts  K.S.T.A. Wants Wright to Speak At Joint Session

Agreements on Russian Wheat Sales Reached   U.S., Soviet Union, American Shippers Agree on Terms

Wheat Sales To Russians Near Reality   Expect 4 Million Tons To Be Sold By Next June

Agreements Reached on Sale of Wheal  Russians Get U.S. Shippers To Lower Price

Staged March On State Capitol Court Reverses Conviction Of Negro Students

Korean War Taxes To Be Continued —   ‘Senate Gets Bill To Save $4.2 Billion Loss In Revenue.

Two Miners May Ascend  From. Hole —   Rescuers Pass Half Way Mark In Drilling Project

U.S. Treasury Suggests King-Sized Tax Slashes   Tax Plan In Rrief

CHILDREN PLAY IN SHADOW OF BERLIN WALL   Larger Than Kennedy Urged  $10.6 Billion Tax Cut  Proposal Considered

Cut Could Drop U.S. Income S10 Billion    Aid To Individuals, Corporations  Geared To Roost National Eeqnomy

Treasury Submits Heavier Tax Cut  Individual and Corporate Reduction Included in Plan

Dillon Asks Heavier: : Cut in Taxe:  $10.6 Billion. Slice Proposed

Reaction Of Tax Writers Is Favorable   Dillen Proposes 810.635 Billion  Becrease In Lev

Treasury Offers New Income Tax Proposal   Plan Before Ways, Means Committee Would Mean $10.6 Billion Reduction

States Bypassed Legislative Neglect  Of Urban Areas Boosts Washington

N.M. Trial Aug. 26 Tennessee Case Triggered Suits To Reapportion

House Votes Political Fund Curbs  Unions, Farm Groups and Others Can’t Give Money

LOSSES RUN TO MILLIONS; 6 ARE DEAD   Blazes Extend From Maine To North Carolina

Bone-dry eas! is swept by raging fires  Brush, building hlazes take half

N.Y. Brush Fires Claim Lives of 6   Damage into Millions; Rain Expected to Help by Tonight

Raging Woodland Fires Kill Six,  Cause Tremendous Damage In East

Six Known Dead, Many Homeless   Millions Lost In Timber And 350 Dwellinas

Six Perish — In Eastern  Brush Fires   Figure Damage In The Millions

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Raging Brush Fires And Building Blazes Take At Least 6 Lives

SS LETTER  CUNEATE em IRS 0 RETO SEMESTER  Fires Kill Six in East

W eather: as  Six Persons Lose Lives in Fires in East   Weekend Blazes Leave Hundreds Without Homes

Brush Fires Fatal to 6;  Loss Heavy Hundred Left Homeless in Eastern Area

Damage Set In Millions;  Rain on Way   Thousands Battling Brush Blazes From Maine to Virginia

BLAZES TAKE AT LEAST b LIVES   Loss Runs Into Millions In Eastern States  non mre   Of Staten Island Burned Over: Greatest Damage In New Jersey

Property Damage In Millions  Fires Kill 6, Leave Hundreds Homeless In Eastern U.S.

New Post Office Busy   Fires Claim at Least 6 Lives Over Weekenc

Bone-Dry Eastern Areas Blackened By Raging Brush, Building Blazes

Composure ftnritis World  Jacqueline Kennedy: Study In Dignity Through Sorrow

Negro Leader Credits ‘Lull’ To Coincidence   Integration Leaders Meet in New York . To Plan Bia March

Rights Leaders ‘Catch Breath  Integration Progress   Integration Progress Brings on Slackening

Pleasine   ‘Catchin g Breath’  Lull Called Strategy In  Race Plans

Top Negroes Explain Race Protest Lull   ‘Catching Breath For Second Wind,’ Kino’s Aide Says

‘big Push’ Likely To Follow Present  Lull In Racial Demonstrations

fewer Mass Demonstrations —  Negroes ‘Just Catching Breath’ After Racial Unrest

DWIGHT CALHOONS  TO OPEN NEW CAFE  ON PLYMOUTH ST. Remodel Quarters  Formerly Occupied  Ri Sanwts: Mace Craw

DWIGHT CALHOONS  TO OPEN NEW CAFE  ON PLYMOUTH S&T. Remodel Quarters Formerly Occupied  By Tony’s News Stand

Increases Averaging $5 Per Ton   All Companies Jump Through Half-Open Door

Steel Price Boost Now Unanimous   POLITICAL ‘FOOTBALL’  Kennedy Gets Sticky Civil Rights Package

Sleel Producers hall in Line On Price Hikes   NEW YORK (UPI)— Major steel producers yesterday made the march through President Kennedy's half-open door to higher prices unanimous.

U.S. TROOPS OUT  De Gaulle Offers Deal To Nikita, Oslo Paper Says

secorsoooons DC Gaulle Offering Khrushchev ‘Grand Design’ Deal? ww  GIGANTIC WESTERN SPLIT REPORTED IN THE MAKING

Allies Told: We'll Attack ~~ Isle Bases  Are Told to ‘Be Careful .

Soviet Union Censors  Chinese Policy Attack   Castro Hurls Warning at Britain, France on Caribbean Exile Bases

Tells France, Britain to Bar His Foes   Reveals Uprisings, Claims 4 Bands Were Liquidated

BOY MURDERERS GIVEN 60 YEARS   Teen-agers Killed Plattsburgh Man

Four states fight floods Storm unloads up to 10 inches of snow on lowa

Storm Sweeps Across State; Up to 10 Inches of Snowfall Hits Some Spots

A Strong Earthquake Is Registered In the Pasadena, California Area

Stock Exchanges Heavily Criticizec By SEC Report   Many Changes In Operations  Asked by Probers

Bie Overhaul Of Exchanges  Is Proposed   Dozens of Drastic Changes Sought by SEC After Inquiry

UNEXPECTED SCOPE SEC Criticizes  Stock Practices, Otters Changes

SEC Advises Floor Trading Be Abolished  Probers Ask More Control OF Snecialicts

REPORT HIGHLY CRITICAL Sweeping Stock Market Overhaul Ureed By SEC

 Second Instailment of Study  Sweeping Changes Are Recommended In Stock Market Investigation Report

Would Eliminate Floor Trader  Prices Slump at News of Exchange Criticism

Life’s End   4.0, KEERRBERG, 83, WAS LONGTIME FARM RESIDENT AT KINGSLEY  President 20 Years  Of Farmers Mutual

life’s End   J. L. KEHRBERG, 83, WAS LONGTIME FARM RESIDENT: AT USGS ew  iccsident 20 Years  Of Farmers Mutual

Pope Greets Half Million From Balcony   Peace Message Calls For Faith In Risen Christ

Shout Hate Of Reds for Wall Death   ‘Murderers’ Cry from  Westerners; Visitor Total Sets Mark

Border crossings continue. East German teenager fatally shot in escape

70,00@ Visit East Berlin Killing. of Youth Mars Christmas Opening of Wall

8 Dailies, ITU Agree.  on Contracl   ‘Another Week Seen in Ny y, Blackout

PRINTERS VOTE ONPACT IN WEEK   Publishers, Strikers Accept Terms to End 3Wonth Walkanut

New York’s Papers, ITU Reach Contract Formula   IPAC TO START BIRTH CONTROL PLAN

 Another Week of Blackout Expected  New York Publishers, Printers Reach Agreement

Strikers, Publishers  OK Package   Minor Issues Still Must Be Worked Out

First Break Is S NY Paper Strike      Printers, Publishers Agree On Pact; Publication At Least One Week Away

See President Giving Answers Following Talk  ASNE Address likely to Dwell   ASNE Address Likely to Dwell On U.S. Economy

‘Still facing hurdles Quintuplets pass crifical period with ‘good color

One-Dav-Old klephant   Fischer Quints In Fourth Day, Fine Condition

Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary And James Thriving Quintuplets Get Full Names; Doctor Satisfied Charges Doing Well

Gives Gifts and Scholarships — Fischer Quints Enter Fourth Day; Doing Well

Fischer Quints Breathing Easier, All Have Good Color As They Enter 4th Day Of Life

Parents of Quints Get An Estimated $35,000 in Gifts; Babies Doing Well

Quints Are Into Fourth Day of Life, Thriving  ~ $35,000 in Gifts for Youngsters Received

Quints Enter 4th Day In Good Health  $35,000 In Gifts Showered Upon So. Dakota Babies

Finance Group Still Searching   No Solution Yet To State Problem

More Drastic Steps Vowed If Necessary’   Ban Hits Yessels in Castro Ports Since January 1

More Drastic Steps Are Under Study   Bans Government Cargo From Foreign Vessels Trading With Castro

Foreign Flag Vessels Face Crackdown.   McNamara Reports On Build-Up

Last-Minute Action Prevents Railroud Strike Over Bitter Work Rules Dispute .

Binaing Arbitration Is Ordered   Rail Unions Unhappy; Change in New Work Rules Are Delayed

Act Signed  Ordering  Arbitration Public Interest  Given ‘Priority’, President Says

Arbitration Law Blocks ~~ Rail Walkout   President Signs Measure Providing for Binding Decisions  on Ton Issues.

Union Says Action Is Poor Step   First Congress To Order Arbitration During Peacetime

New Bill Sets Binding Rules   Walkout Blocked For Six Months: Both Rails, Unions Accept Move

SIX HOURS FROM DEADLINE   [A HOURS FROM DEADLINE  ~ JFK Inks Bill Ending Railroad Strike Threat

House Okays Senate Plan To Arbitrate   Strike Called Off After Work Rules Notices Removed

‘Typhoid EK pidemic Kills Three   400 Others Sick  In Switzerland

WATER SUPPLY CONTAMINATED Typhoid Fever Source Hunted in Swiss Town

irmy Tearing Up Zermatt’s Main Street  Ski Resort Seeks Typhoid’s Source

Swiss Army Orders Zermatt Streets Torn Up in Search for Typhoid Cause

‘Swiss Suspect broken Sewers  Sirects Torn Up In Hunt For Typhoid Source

Wirtz Hopes To Prevent Rail Tieup   Calls On Unions, Carriers To Sign Two-Year Truce

Two-Year Rail Truce Proposed —   Labor Chief Fears Damage  To Collective Bargaining

TO AVERT STRIKE Wirtz Proposes Truce In  Rail Work Rules Dispute

_ Says Free Bargaining on Trial  Wirtz Calls for Two-Year Truce in Rail Work Dispute

Wirtz Calls For Two-Year Rails Truce  Labor Secretary Sets   Labor Secretary Sefs Sunday Deadline For Disputants To Reply

Wirtz Wants Reply Sunday To Proposal   Both Sides Decline Comment on Issue  Pending New Study

Labor Leader Gives Notice  Unions. Rails Fail   Unions, Rails Fail To Give Answer; Leaislation Planned

Governor Names Panel For Education Probe   Chairman's statement, Pe. 9A

Ask for Emergency Helicopter Flight  Mt. Everest Team Suffers Frostbite

Emergency Flight Called For Climbers   Men Suffer y Frostbite From Everest Cold   BARELY MISSED

Yanks Suffer  Frostbite on Mt. Everest  An Emergency ' Call for a Helicopter

U.S. Climbers Frostbitten  Everest Conquerers To Be Taken To Clinic

EVEREST PAIR FROSTBITTEN   Expedition Asks Emer gency ’Copter Flight to Take Them to Hospital

28,000 FEET WITHOUT SHELTER Frostbitten Everest Climbers To Be Rushed By Copter To Hospita

Climbers ask ‘copter aid  Two frostbitten from campout atop Everest

Te atauieamaanamenemnaeemiemeemmnmenmmmmnnianmmananaatl  U.S. To Admit © Russian Group

Goldwater ls Quoted On Bertin   German Paper: ‘Little War Risk if Wall Knocked Down’

W. GERMAN PAPER REPORTS  Barry Says Berlin’s Wall Can Be Torn Down Without War

INew building on Flood Plains Counteracts Controls  WVoanreder De wr ee I’ ._... Feaee Tr, Cun wee —

No Letup In Gov. Rhodes’s Austerity Program   _~BELIEVE ORDEAL SELF-IMPOSED—  Man Found After 20 Days In Tar Hollow

Governor Rhodes Intends To Keep It That Way  Austerity Is Big Word At Statehouse

U.S. Notes Controversy Ohio Austerity Remains  In Vogue After 3 Month

STATE GOVERNMENT COSTS SLASHED DEEPLY  New Governor Gives Ohio Drastic Economy

‘Government By Meat Ax’... Ohio Governor Slashes Payrolls, Subsidies In Drastie Austerity

Austerity Stull In Vogue As Ohio Buckles Down To  Governor’s Tight Spending

Gov. Rhodes’ Austerity Program for Ohio Is Attracting Attention Beyond State Borders

Rhodes’ Program Of Austerity Is Still In Voque   4 Rhodes Plans Face Assembly

Erhard Succeeds Elderly Adenauer In Chancellorshiy   Economics Chief Giver  A 29-Vote Margin In Rundactag

‘’'m Hungry And Tired’ Miss Brazil Crowned  Miss Universe Of 1963

Dispute End By Cambodia.  U.S. Sought   Philippines To Help Patch Up  Frayed Relations

Situation ‘Seems Encouraging’ Philippines To Help Fix  U.S.-Cambodia Relations

CASH AND BONDS   LOANS AND DISCOUNTS   U.S., Cambodia Agree To Settle Their Spat

Cambodian, U.S. Talks Scheduled   Philippines Will Assist in Search For Dispute Accort

Philippines To Aid In Mending Rift  U.S., Cambodia OK Mediation Offer

U.S., Neutralist Cambodia Trying To End Dispute   Philippines Helping To Settle Differences

Cambodia, U.S. Try Settlement  Philippines Serve   Philippines Serve As Go-Between For Two Nations

With Assistance Of Philippines  End To American-Cambodian Dispute Sought

May Settle Cambodia, U.S. Dispute   Philippines Give Aid In Aareement

Phil ippines To Mediate In Cambodia   Dispute May Be Settled Through Foreign Office

ToHelp U.S, and Cambodia Try to Settle Dispute   Philippine Foreign Secretary Lopez Says "Struation Encouraging’

School Bus Fare Proposal Waits Arrival of Bill   Pontiac Legislator Stuns His Colleaques

Propose 10-Cent School Bus Fare   Amendment Touches Off Hot Debate In Legislature

Pema eeaeeee we eaeaee eee eee eee eeeeeceaeaeseneean  Washington Report

Two Words Block Congress’ Drive  Streamlining Move Ry Liberals Halted

Comedian, 47 Others Arrested In Chicago   .. FOR BLOCKING WORK ON SCHOOI

47 Pickets Arrested In Chicago  Group Protests   Group Protests Portable Schools For Negro Pupils

FRONT-RUNSER S¥OR GOW ERNOR — iI  Tonas At A Three -- Pronged Road

Todav's Telearam   Rep. Charles R. Jonas  ‘Mr. Republican’ Silent Or On 1964 Race

Me Want Land, But  No Get-um  Modern-Day Indian Seeks Relief from City

New Talks Planned On Test Ban: JFK   High Level Meet  Due in Moscow   Red Official in Attempt To Divide Britam, U.S.

Denies Part in Curbs on News  Salinger Says Only ‘Managing’ Comes Fram U. §. Editers

CLOVIS NTWS.TOLILN AL MEMBERS AUDIT BUREAU ual ab taser Ee RICE Se

Crooks Ignore Party Lines, He Says .. .  Wrongdoers Target Of Delaware Solon

Senator Reports Favorable Reaction To Attack on Favoritism for Rep. Powell

ne Of Bi, iggest Disclosures     Williams Scores Again In Attack At Powell

In and Out of Congress Dela. Solon Claims Support For His Criticism of Powell

Sen.. John Williams’ Latest Charge [Concerning Administration FavorsTo Adam Clayton Powell] Interesting

Says Sen. Willianis-. {  =: Sea ae Favorable Reaction On Powell Expose

- One-Man Sleuthing Committee:  Says Public Pleased By Powell Exposes

DULL NO SOL FROM THE WHITE HOUSE  When You’re A Celebrity, Your Hands Get Dirty

Both Men Reported In Good Shape   Fellin Insists On Drawing Detailed Map For Buddy

Says death  penalty is very unfair   Abolish it before innocent man is hanged, Hughes urges

Hughes To Push Fight On Gallows   Urges Senate To Ac On Abolishment of Death Penalty

Epic Battle Of Gettysburg Opened Century Ago Today   Ry TOM HENSHAW

Gett ttysburg Story Retold ‘You Were There’ To See  Climactic Civil War Fight   By TOM BRENSHAW

Certain to Be Storm of Controversy  ‘JFK: The Man and The Myth Series Will Begin Sept. 3

Hij jac ‘kers Get Gold. Gems In  Third Try  2 Bandits Masked As Police: Half

Part Of Stolen Gems Found  Robbers Apparently 7 ad Catalcam Bakace

Recovered Jewel! ry Loot   Police Believe Jewel Hijacking Third Try

Hijackers Net $1 Million In Jewels, Gold   Five Bandits Halt Auto; Two Dressed As Police Officers

Half of Loot  In New York  Holdup Founc Bandits Hijack Car  Carrying $1 Million In Jewels, Gold

Urges Moon Trip Be Done Together —   Assembly Applauds Address; Gromyko Is Complimentary

UN Diplomat: Laud Speech Of President   Cuba Boycotts Talk In Assembly; Day Marked by Cordialit:

American-Soviet Relations Cordial After President’s ‘Pause’ Speech

Suggested In Speech Before U.N.   One of Several Conciliatory Anoles in Talk

Kennedy Wants Mutual Venture For U.S., Russia   UN Assembly Hears President  In Major Talk

Pilot, Coed Say Faith In God Saved Them; Daily Menu Was Melted Snow

California Electrician, Brooklyn Coed Survive Subzero Weather In Brush-Lined Shelter

Seven-Week Snow Diet...   Pilot, Girl Survive Plane Crash Ordeal

Baby Smothers In Dry Cleaning Bag       Melted Snow Only Nourishment Survive Seven-Week Yukon Ordea]

Pilot and Girl Regain Strenath: Now i in Hospital  Faith in God Brought  Them Through Safely

Qitn DrOUgnt if  Seven- Week Ordeal of Hunger, Cold  Over; Pilot, Passenger Reveal Story

Faith in God Saved Us, Say Pilot, Coed   After Ordea Of 7 Weeks In Wilds  Tell of Hunger,

SEVEN WEEK WEEKS OF COLD. HU N¢ NGER     < e teeenrnemnetinage ees tame eT emmnnenetnt  Pilot. Coed Recover  From Yukon Ordeal

Water For Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Sustain Couple During 50-Day Wait

 Lived Mostly on Water  Pilot, Girl Survive 7  Weeks in Frozen North

Two Spent 7 Weeks In Bitter Cold   Pilot And Coed In Fairly Good Condition

Faith In God Strength Back After 7-Week North Ordeal!      Pair Kept Up On Water

far North Crash Victims Feeling Strength Return: Gay Faith in God Helned

Pilot And Coed Rest In Hospital   ‘His Faith Set Example For Me To Follow’

California Pilol, N.Y. Coed Survive Seven-Week Ordeal After Light Plane Crashes

They Say Faith in God Helped Them Survive .  Pilot, Coed Tell of Hunger, Cold i in Yukon

Survivors Of Plane Crash Lived On Melted Snow Last Month And A Half

Say Faith in God Was Big Factor in Ordeal   Flores, Miss Klaben Tell of Surviving Six Weeks on Melted Snow; Can Leave Whitehorse Hospital Any Time

Survives Six _ OfSevenWeeks OnWater Alone   Cold, Hunger Following Crash

Lived on Melted Snow Two Survive Seven Week Ordeal in Frozen North

Save Pair Downed On Feb. 4   Emotions Are Released After Help Arrives

Pilot and Girl Say Faith In God Their Salvation   Recovering After 7-Week Ordeal in Northern Canada Following Plane Crash.

Pilot And Coed Survive Long Ordeal In Canadian Northland After Crash

Survived on Melted Snow for Six Weeks California Pilot, Coed Tell OfOrdeallnCanadianWild:

After Plane Crash Face Hunger, Cold California Pilot. Brooklyn Coed Tell of 48 Days in Yukon Wilds

= r Woman Stranded With Man In Yukon  Pilot’ s Faith Set Good Example

ZAflLeTr OEVEN"VVECER UTC  Pilot, Coed Nescued  From Canadian North

WEATHER      Pilot, Coed Are Recovering After Plane Crash Ordeal

ORDEAL OF HUNCER AND COLD Both Recovering In W hitehorse Hospital  In Yukon Territory

Pilot, Coed Appear in Fair Shape   His SOS Tramped In Snow Brings Yukon Rescuers

IN DEX   LANE CRASH VICTIMS RECOVER  Survival of 7-Week Ordeal - Ascribed to Faith in God

Pilot And Young Coed Are Rescued From Bleak Yukon After Seven Week Ordeal

Brooklyn Coed, Piiot Survived On Melted Snow  Both Were Injured In Plane Smashup Cavon Waakc Aan

Works on Sewer Program    Credit Faith in God for Survival —  2 Describe 7-Week Ordeal Of Hunger, Cold in Yukon

Exploratory Negotiations   Pair Rescued From Canadian Wilds  Pilot, Coed Revive After 7 Weeks In Frozen North

SUEVIVER! Or Tat. Plane crash couple rests affer long ordeal in Canadian woods

LIVE 6 WEEKS ON WATER AFTER PLANE CRASH  2 Americans Survive 7 Weeks Frigid Yukon

‘Faithin God Brought Them Through Ordeal After Plane Crashed, Couple Asserts

News Index   American Man, Woman Reseued After Seven Weeks In Yukon

FOR CITY DIRECTORY  Chamber Endorses Firm   Two Survive Seven-Week Vigil

—~THOUSANDS WERE TOO LATEQuarter Million File Past Kennedy’s Casket

Speedup And Push For Yield Condemned Leaf Buyers Urge Growers  To Follow Sound Practices

U.S. Now Has Some 40,000 Warheads   Nation Believed Far Ahead Of Soviet Russia

U.S. s Believed. Ahead of Soviet In N’ Weapons  Big Factor in Secret me.  f£*'.. .f M2. 2 Le.

Published Every Weekday Alternooa  REGISTER PUBLISHING Co., INC., DANVILLE, VA,’ DIAL SW 3-231} FoR ALL DEPARTMENTS

Published Every Week Day Afternoon  REGISTER PUBLISHING co., (INC., DANVILLE, VA. - wppat Sw 3.9271 FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS

4-H Members of County Will Attend State Events   Selected Through Interviews

Despite Opposition of Lawyer Members—.  Senate Passes Probate Bil

Seeks Time for Great Decision  3 Weeks May Pass  Bafara Vote Is Taka:

Come Up With Plan To Stimulate Retraining Of Workers  President, Demos Discuss Civil Rights   House Delays Big Decision On Tax Cuttine

Hunt On For Offsetting Revenues   Three-Week Putoff _ ‘Seen Before Vote 0 Cama Cuhctifuta

‘House Tax Writers Shuffle Schedule, ‘Seek Time For Decision On Rate Cuts

Group Delays Decision on Tax Slashes  House Committee Shuffles Schedule To Gain More Time

i May Not Vote on Plan for 3 Weeks House Group Delays  .  ‘Decision on Tax Cut

Cuban Controversy — Fluff or Substance:   Mansfield Raps GOP Critics Of Kennedy’s Cuban Policies

Searchers  Find No Trace Of Tanker   AP News Analysis     Cuban Furore Fluff or Substance?

Price Probe Held Reason For Action   None Of Concerns Say So; Capital Declines Comment

House Prepared To Pass Defense Money Measure   Budget of 10.6 Dil lion for Armaments Is the Largest In Na tion’s History.

 Authorization Measure Biggest Ever  Ready to Pass $15.8 Billion Defense Bill

I xtension Of Draft Approved   Dirksen Promises Sutff Money Fight

JFK Men Busy Behind Scenes  On Racial Issues Persuasion No. 1 Method

Advisers Work Behind Scenes  Map Plans to Fight Race Discrimination

JFK Regime Working To Enc Discrimination  Spotlight Turned n Kennedys In  Civil Rights Fight

Publishers fo Submit Report On Walkout  New York Mayor Studies Next Step

Wirtz Trying To Salvage Agreement   Brotherhoods Want Minor Issues Settled Before Arbitration

Five Unions Throw Snag Into Talks   Seeretary Confers With Labor Groups Over Key Issues

ART WORLD   SEPACT Change Proposed   County Funds Not Involved  By HARRY GRAFTON and DON MURDAUGH

Winged Rocket May Cut. Mars Trip By 300 Days  That le J Wa Evar (C-

No Dry Spell Break Before  Sunday Seen   Areas of Central, Eastern Ohio Have Had Longest Siege

‘Appropriate Safeguards’  Canada, Red China in New Trade Agreement

'63 Legislature Ready for Battle On Redistricting  Hot Issue in ‘62 To Boil Up Again In New Session

Stabbing Probe... Prosecuting Prison Violence Case Almost Impossible, Attorney Say

May Be Guilty of F  Deep Cuts Needed in JFK's $108 Billion Spending Program, Eisenhower States

Ike Calls For Jet Airliner Deep Cuts Struck In US Budget By Lightning

ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER ASSASSIN... King Sees Assassination  As Occupational Hazard

Stands Ready To Preserve His Country   Assassination Termed Hazard Of Occupation

King Hussein Won't Quit Under Threat   Cites Death Plot As Occupational Hazard Question

JFK: THE MAN AND THE MYTH  Saved From Oblivion by Losing No. 2 Spot in °56

_ JFK: The Man and the Myth  His First Maior Defeat Saves Kennedy From Oblivion

Bishops Vote For Larger Role In Church  Ballot To Accept Pope's Invitation To Share Authority

Bishops Will Accept Larger Church Roles   Overwhelmingly Adopt Paul VI’s Invitation

2 Allies Criticized By Fantani  De Gaulle Blasted By Italian Premier

in Wake of Ked Spiit  Kremlin Experts See Good Chance For Business With Moscow Nou

Break Profits Expected  Boe Bassnete   Russ Experts Urge Caution

HUNTING MISHAP Austwell Youth Killed Accidentl,      Long Weekend Kalls 35 Texans   File Handed Over   Mrs. Kennedy, Children Fly Back to Washington

HUNTING MISHAP Austwell Youth Killed Accidently   Long Weekend Kills 35 Texans

Cooper Tells Reaction  to Spaceship Peril Sign:  I Tried to Iqnore It!

Cooper at First Tried to ‘Ignore’ (Danger Light, He Quips at Press Talk

He Tells His Stery S$  Cooper Shrugs Off Fears When Danger Light Winks

‘Like 20 Million Thunderclaps  Performer Describes Moment ee Explo Osion

Skaters Tell Of Debri is, Bodies Falling On Ice As Explosion ‘Rips Arena

Colise eum Trageds  ae  Ice Show People Give  Blood For The Injured

Blast Victims Sprawled Over Surface of Ice   Skater Thought Lightning Hit Coliseum. Scene of Tragedy

LADUE APPEARED IN LA CROSSE  Blast Sounded Like Thunderclaps—Skater

Six Americans Among Victims In Venezuela  Military Building Burned; U.S. Flag

ee eee ee wie Staal aeier  “Terrorists. ‘Raid US. Mission In Venezuela

IN ‘BALL PARK’ Carrier Kearsarge  Awaits Gordo   Cooper To Get S44 For Fhioht

Presidential Commission Seeks Answer  Why Do Americans Fail To Vote?

 May Spend Anywhere  Kennedy s Secret Fund Attacked i in Aid Fight

Chuck Wagon at Farm-Ranch Dav in Butte   Swedish Air Colonel Arrested  For Selling Secrets to Russia

Sweden Nabs Suspect as  Spy for Russ   "Claims Colonel Worked “As Agent for 15 Years:

Swedish Colonel Confesses Selling Military Secrets To Russian Aqents

Sweden Has Major Red Spy Case  - Air Force Man: Under Arrest; ° Reds Involved

Swede Hero Arrested As Soviet Spy   Spent Five Years Service Jn Washington

Chuck Wagon at Farm-Ranch Davy in Butte   J Tears in Washington  Swedish Air Colonel Arrested  For Selling Secrets to Russia

Swedish Colonel Red Spy   Admits Selling Both Swedish And Allied Secrets To Russians

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TRUCE REJECTION REPORTED  India Fears China To Renew Border Feud

India Fears Chinese Will Renew War  Siw Naotian Tlnne   Six-Nation Truce Proposal Spurned. Report Discloses

Theresa, 22 Months Old, Wins Art Contest, Stirs Protests hy Adults

Angry Adults Remove Art Exhibits After 22-Month-Old Tot Wins Prize

MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR CHARTERED BUS TRIP TO GLENWOOD ~ BY THIS SATURDAY

MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR CHARTERED BUS TRIP TO GLENWOOD  Trew FAsia fF AWitieerats

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Canadian Prime Minister Calls on U. N. To Strengthen Policies to End Cold War

Gives Views At Opening Of Assembly   Kennedy Scheduled To Address World  Leaders "Pomorrow

More U.N. Power  Urged  Canadian Calls   Canadian Calls For Stronger Cold War Role

Rorrowed From General Fund   Guerrilla War Planned Against Cuba. Ike Savs

Tax Measures Finally Passed In Legislature   Budget Adoption Slated For Today Before Special Session Is Ended

: 87,337 Others Were Injured  Ohio's Road Toll In 1962 Was 1,851 Deaa

Sec. Rusk Reports Discontent Grows With Cuban Reds   Knows Hundreds of Thousands of Cubana Want to Quit Island.

Washington:  Discontent Is  Growing in Cubz   Rusk Says Thousands Want to Leave Island

Rusk Declares Discontent Is Growing in Cuba   Several Hundred Thousands Want To Flee Reaime

Tin Miners OK Action 4 Americans, 15 Others Released By Pro-Red Captors In Bolivia

Tin Miners  Release 19  Hostages Vote Action  After Agreeing  mm Ty. .y rm...

‘As Others Also Released  Four U.S. Hostages  Set Free in Bolivia

HELD SINCE DEC. 6 Bolivian Miners Release Four Americans, 15 Other Hostages

Bet Attempt Laid To Barnett   Told Of Talks Of Butts And Bryant With No Conclusior

Said Name Was ‘Baloney’ — Lost Boy Gives Police Their Toughest Time

‘Birdman’ Charges Prison Officials Are Restraining His Publications

conn OOO State Tah   At Babcock Dinner GOP National Chairman Speaks Here Jan. 19

Launch Search for ‘Dangerous Kosher Tuna   Warning Issued by FDA on Shipment to Six Cities

Grocery Shelves Searched...  Contaminated Tuna Hunted in 6 Cities

Most Shipments Believed in East  Warning Issued on Contaminated Tuna

New Tuna Warning Is Issued  Kosher Batch Suspected of Contamination

HOUSEWIVES ARE WARNED ON TUNA AGAIN   Food And Drug Chief Describes Certain Suspected Brand   SHIPMENTS WENT TO SEVERAL BIG CITIES

‘ Achieved Accord with Reds  ‘Kennedy Was First to Face Nuclear War Risk

Kennedy Faced Many Crises While President   Man Charged With Kennedy Murder   Connally in Satisfactory Condition After Surgery

Kennedy Ist To Face Nuclear War   Cuba, Race Issue, Asia, Berlin Among Problems

Replied with show of force Kennedy first president to face possible nuclear war

Valery Breaks Space Records Despite A Dwindling Orbit, Valentina in 3rd Day

Big 3 Refuse To Comment on Test Ban Talks   U.S.. Britain and Rus. sia Continue Secret Negotiations In Capital.

Seereey Veils Nuclear Talks by Big Three   U.S., Britain, Russia Agree To Meet Again Today

All Parties Are Silent On Nuclear Test Ban  Negotiation Progress

Test Ban Talk Shrouded In  Deep Seereey   Three ‘Black - Box’ Monitor: Acceptable To ‘Khiushchev

Johnson To Ask Former Colleagues For Enactment Of Stalled Programs

Soviet Party Newspaper Flays Peking for Opposition to East-West Test Ban Treaty

Assembly In Cullowhee Today Capital Punishment Issue  Is Brought To Life Again

Shelters Marked in City   Governors Tax Committee Favors Sales Levy as New Tax

Cheating Top Holdback On Test Ban Pact   Result Will Affect Every Man, Woman Child And Unborn

Millimicrons, Alluvium and Seismic A rrays  Technical Proctors for Atom Test Ban

Of Republican Governors In Denver— Scranton, Rockefeller Top Attraction At Conference

GOP Chiefs of [2 States at Denver Meeting  2 From East Are Possible Candidates

Eastern Governors Mee! GOP Brass In Western State   Rockefeller and Seranton Are Considered Leading Candidates for Neminatior

GOP Governors Meet In Denver   Texas GOP Makes Plans For Flection

Polities:  GOP Governors  Meet in Denver   Rockefeller, Scranton In Goldwater Terrirary

Barry’s Admirers On. Spot  Onens Gate Tn   Opens Gate To Southern Flood

Searcher Tells Of Finding Wreck  New Type Navy Plane - Accepted in August

WARN NORTH ILLINOIS OF -15 FORECAST   Frigid Blast From Rockies To Appalachians; Mercury Tumbles 52 Degrees At Rapid City, S. Dak.

Confident Of Kennedy's Defense Vow  Le in oe    Minister's Talk Direct Reply To President’s Speech

De Gaulle. Reacts.to  Berlin Talk       “WhatPolicy.”. After Kennedy?

French Say They Never Doubted Intention of U. S. to Defend Europe

a& Fees oe a  Spokesman Says Kennedy Not. Problem  Information Chief Answers Defense Of Europe Speech

Postmaster Defends It—  "Fast" Mail Service Is No Goed, Businessmen Say

Lack of Physical Evidence Cited....     legal Liquor Sale Charges Dismissed by a K. C. Judge

‘Consttlutional Processes I iat eal Sida eb  State Education Association Urges Amendment To Permit Bible Reading

Constitutional Processes State Education Association Urges Amendment To Permit Bible Readine

Blazing Building Collapses, Killing 3. lniurina 14   Goldwater Wants Help For Exiles

Storm Causes Heavy Damage Over Indiana   Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

New England Has Heavy Snowfall  Storm Moves North; ~ Some Roads Closed

Foot Of Snow In Northern New England  Same Hiahwave   Some Highways Closed Along St. Lawrence

SEVERAL HAVE DIED IN ATTEMPT  Austrian Lake To Be Probed  For Hidden Nazi Treasures

Neither Hotel Nor State Is Target  Governor Barron Is Peacemaker With Anti-Segregation Pickets

How It Wuz   CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AND 50-DEGREE MERCURY READINGS ARE CONTRAST

CiUee Wi FUL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AND 30-DEGREE MERCURY READINGS ARE CONTRAST

Cold records shattered  Wide spread siege of cold weather intensifies today

Frigid Snap Toll Mounts Across U.S.   Below-Zero Cold Grips Midwest As Deaths Exceed 60

NN EeeeEeEEeEeEe—eeeEeereeee  Midwest And Maine Chilled By Arctic Air

Cold Snap Still Grips MostOfU.S   Over 50 Dead; Heavy Damage To Property

Cold Siege Persists as Losses Rise  New Mass of Arctic Air Hits Midwest; More Than 50 Deac

Cold Grips  Broad Areas   Nation’s Icy Front Accompanied By Gusty Winds and Blowing Snow

Below-Zero Belt Widened By Cold Blast   No Early Relief From Long Frigid Spell Indicated

Cold Still Grips Most Of Nation   Heavy Damage Follows Loug Winter Siese

 $n ow Drifts In Western Ka  Frigid Air Is ‘Sweeping South ‘As Far As Texas Panhandle

LONG FRIGID SIEGE NUMBS WIDE AREA   Subzero Blasts Spread; Shatter Midwest Records

0 Deaths Linked fo Cold Crops Suffer:  Sub-Zero Belt overs Areas in 11 States

ARCTIC BLAST AGAIN HITS MIDWEST   Nearly 40 Minus Reported In North Wisconsin   Blamed For More Than 50 _ Deaths: Heavy Damage  To Crops, Property

Cold Hits Big Area Of Nation   Montana Records 35 Below Zero As  Snow And Ice Form

Damaging Wintry Grip Clings Over Broad Area Of The United States

Wide Areas Of Country Suffering  Mercury Down T. htt. QE   Mercury Down To Minus 35 In Montana

39 Degrees Below Zero In Montana   Northern Texas To Get Heavy Snow

Cold air, blowing snow  One-two weather punch hammers most of U.S.

Severe Cold Front Heads Toward East   Heavy Snow Hits West States And Blocks Highways

Syncom Is Lost In Outer Space  Radin Cantaorct Fail   Radio Contact Fails, Satellite Vanishes

U. §. Scanning Sky For Syncom   Communication ‘Moon Is Lost In Space

Latest U. S. Satellite  Lost in Space World Tracking Network Probing  ’ Skies for Syncom

MOROCCANS PIERCE DEEP INTO SAHARA   Enemy Unit Near Tindouf As Parley Eye Draws Neor

Morocco Penetrates Deeper Into Sahara   Seven Miles From Ore Center; Red Arms to Algeri

Deep Thrust Disclosed By Morocco   Penetrate Sahara As Ben Bella  Prepares ‘Summit’

Moroccan Unit Reported Deepin Algeri   Four-Power Talks Qn Dispute Set For Tomarrow

Prospects are Bright For lest Ban Treaty   Chinese, Russians Trying To Force Break in Talks?   Marlow’s Analysis Of Red China’s Danger To Russia, Too, on Page 2

Harriman Meets Gromyko Amid Signs of Increasing Hone for Test Ban Accortt

Test Talks Get Off To Fine Start   West Envoys Most Hopeful! Of Aareement

Partial Ban For Nuclear Tests Looms   Big 3 Diplomats Renewing Quest Over Agreement

Still Optimistic At Test Ban Talks   Non-Aggression Pact Is  Set Aside “For The   Time Being”

West! s Optimism Grows  Early Agreement to , Curtail Nuclear Testing Looms   China.and Russia Peace Talks Remain Recessed

Harmony Prevails  In Talks   Hopes Increase For Accord In Test Ban Parley

Hopes For Test Ban Brich ten   Western Leaders Meet With Gromyko

Negotiators Seek Formula To Outlaw Nuclear Testing  Optimistic Reports Restrained Because Of Previous Failures

Restrained Optimism In West  Warm Welcome from Khrushchev; Meeting Gets Of to Fast Start

Optimism,  Restraint At N-Ban Talks   Harriman And Hailisham Smile After Conference

EVEN DOUR GROMYKO IN GOOD HUMOR   Khrushchev Talks To French Envoy Duving Session

Optimism Still Marks A-Test Ban Sessions  Meet With Gromyko In Quest for Pact

Even Russian Admits Talks. Satisfactory; Complications  Could Arise_

Optimism Grows Over Test Ban >   AP News Analysis ...  Red Schism — Result Mixed

Optimism Is Key In New Talks   Negotiations Over Test Ban Begin In Moscow

Diplomats Leave Meet With Smile   Big Three Working For Agreement On Nuelear Test Treaty

Bright Signs Appear At Test Ban Meet  Western Delegates Leave Meeting  GQoaniling:

Western Optimism Restrained By History  Hope Prevails As Test Ban Talks Proceed

IN WEST FOR BAN PACI   Gromyko Represents Soviet At Moscow Meetings; Hope To Outlaw All But Underground Nuclear Tests.

U. S.-British delegates optimistic  Increasing hope surrounds meeting with Khrushchev

Lanac Grow Evan U ahar  biVMPeo Wi he V eS Lt  For Test Ban Agreement   See Story, Tare 4

Gromyko And Diplomats Of West Confer  Atmosphere Still Is One Of Friendly — Quest For Solution

Atmosphere in Moscow Parley Still Pleasant   Allied Leaders Talk With Gromyko

LIMITED TEST BAN TREATY DISCUSSED   Parley Held By U.S., Britain, Russia In Moscow   PREDICTIONS   Of Success Restrained In Light Of Past Performances By Soviets

Hope Rises For Nuclear Test Treaty  Neantiatore   Negotiators Meet Second Day in Moscow

‘West Confers With Gromyko for 3 Hours 7 Atomic Test Ban Pact Hopes Soar

Hopes Brighter For Nuclear Test Agreement   Negotiations Get Down to Work Today

Zorin Sees Progress in Discussions  - Western Delegates Get Warm Welcom From Khrushchev

Test Talks Pact Signs   Soviet Delegate Zorin Savs Progress Is Made

: How It Wuz  SUB-ZERO READINGS LINGER — NO BREAK IN COLD — fyepecten

How It Wuz  SUB-ZERO READINGS LINGER — NO BREAK ‘IN COLD — EXPECTED

Funeral Director,  WifeUnhurt   Three Schools Reopen Today  In Birmingham

$150,000 Residence:  Harm Slight  Net Grim Vrelude   Act Grim Vrelude To Monday Start Of Nine Sehoels

Molotov Cocktail Damage Slight; = to Open   Wallace Gives  No Hint of Plans  During TV Address

Marauders Hit Negro Home In Birmingham   Gov. Wallace Hints Statewide Telecast On Stand tn School Intearation Dispute

 Windstorms, Fires Cover  Wide Areas   Damage Mounts High Over Eastern Section Of U.S.

Abolition Of IPAC Kerner, Daley Favor Aid System Change   NEWS ANALYSIS

Bar Is Asking Lawyers fo Aid  Better Understandin Among Races Is Goal

Moscow Is Scene of Activity as Nations Converge   U.S., British Talks Begin Second Day   Ideological Split Grows Between Red Countries

Gromyko Just As Humorous As Khrushchev   Soviets Charge lke Broke Last Test Ban Talks

wm A” -~ ‘i eo As Khrushehevc Extts  US., Soviets Meet  In Second Session

Test Talks Continuing In Moscow   Gromyko Succeed: Soviet Premier As Neeotlator

Gromyko Replaces Khrushchev      Mood Optimistic At — Atom Test Ban Talkc

Russian Press Gives Top Play To Conference   Gromyko Takes Over Leadership of Soviet Delegation From Khrushchev.

President Terms Plan Insurance Against Stump  ‘Moder rate Expan   ‘Moderate Expansion’ Forecast In Third Report To Conaress

Economic Message Defends Tax Cuts   Boost Profit, Investment, Income: JFK

CONGRESS TOLD SLASH IS BEST ECONOMIC WAY   REVEAL MORE TAX DETAILS IN REPORT TO NEW CONGRESS

President Cites Ensuing Rise In Buying Power   Says Reduction Needed To Guard Against Recession

Congress Gets Annual Economic Report  Kennedy Defends Tax Cut Proposal

Hughes plans tax hikes _—— See story on page 3 —    HOME ~  EDITION :   JFK defends  cut in taxes

Kennedy Predicts Deficit Is Means To More Revenue   Without Spending and Tax Cut Nation Isn't Growing Enouch.

Economic Report Seeks to Allay Fears Voiced in Congress  JFK Explains Tax Cut Goals

President Says Taxpayer Relief Will End Deficit  Kennedy Expects Expansion in ‘63

Congress So Advised  In Message   Economic Report Today Seeks To Allay Fears

In His Annual Economic Report Kennedy Calls Proposals for Tax Cut The Best Way to Stimulate the Economy

Tax Cut Best Path Says President  Economic Message Says U.S. Industry Must Be Stimulated.   Economic Message Says U.S. Industry Must Be Stimulated

In annuai economic report  Tax cut best way to increase revenues, JFK

President Brushes Off Big Planned Deficit In Annual Report On Economy’s State

Kennedy Says Tax Cut Best For Economy  a tii a a IR   PVE BUVEIVEEEY  Sends Economic Message to Conaress Todav

Increased Incomes Will Spur Buying Power, Production and Jobs, President Tells Congress

Claims Revenue Increase Despite Deficit Kennedy Cites Tax Cut As Recession Insurance

Message Is To Allay  Some Fears Promises Balance  AsEconomyGrows

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Kennedy Says Cutting Taxes Best Way To Increase Revenues

Tax Cut Will Aid Economy,  JFK Claims   Program Will Help Business, Increase Revenues, He Savs

Kennedy’ s Economic Messag xe:  ‘Tax Cut Best Way To Raise Revenue’

Explains, Defends Fiscal Program to Critical Congress—  Kennedy: Tax Cut Best Way to Boost Revenues

Again Cites Slash Need, Asks Action   President Gives  Economic Report And Allays Fear

President Gives Feonomic Report   Kennedy Says His Tax Program Is Desianed to Ambush Record Deficit

Kennedy says tax cut needed despite deficit   President devotes annual economic report to allaying fears of the program’s critics

President Backs Plan In Report   Foresees Record National Output Of $578 Billion

‘Best Way’ To Boost Revenues   Last Of Major Messages Sent To Conaress   NATIONAL OUTPUT

Economic Report Given Conaress InDay’s Message  Seeks to Allay Fears

Declar es Defic it Spending Will Pa y Off  JFK Makes His Big Pitch For Budget And Tax Cuts

Forecasts Moderate Expansion. In 1963 ‘To Top $578 Billion National Qutput

IN ECONOMIC MESSAGE TO CONGRESS  Kennedy Calls Tax Cut Best Way To Increase Revenues   INATE VALUE

Best Way Open To Hike Revenues Congress Told   President Says $13.5 Billion Slash Would Add $8.5 Billion Annually To Family Incomes

Note Sent To Congress OnEconomy   President Says Slash Best Way to  Increase Revenues

Calls Tax Cut for U.S. Key to Prosperity   Increase in Jabs Output, Profits,  Beeececksencwsed Bera

Economics Data Given To Congress  Provides More Details for His Budget Program

CUT TAXES OR IT MIGHT BE WORSE-JFK   President’‘s Economi c! Message Tries To Quiet Fears Of Planned Deficit; Details Due Thursday.   

ECONOMIC RISE SEEN IN TALK TO CONGRESS   President's Third Message to New Session Predicts Gain in Income   FINDS NO SLUMP      Kennedy Forecasts 1963 Expansion With National Output at New Record

News Index   PRESIDENT’S ECONOMIC REPORT SENT TO CONf-RESS  Kennedy Asserts Increasing Revenues Will Result From Tax Reduction

‘Best Way To Increase  Revenues’  Says Plan Will Hike Family Income

Mexican Bus Crash Kills 15, Hurts 45   INDEX   Jap Ship Sinks After Ramming Italian Tanker

Rail Merger Round Won By Santa Fe   Examiner Rules Against SP in Consolidation

Welsh Vetoes Bill To Let Indiana Participate In Medical Aid Program

Welsh Vetoes Bill To Let Indiana Take Part In Kerr-Mills Program

\Western Diplomats Surprised -  e e e e ‘Chinese Officials Ousted By Soviets

Red Chinese Bring Feud  To Kremlin  Three Diplomats Are Unwelcome In Soviet Union   BOYCOTT

Rift Between Head Reds Widens  Chinese Commie Officials Get Soviet Boot

Chinese Criticized Nikita   Widening of Rift May Squelch July 5 Meeting

Moscow, Peking Snlit is Getting Wider And Wider  Chinese Bring This   Chinese Bring This Ideological Feud To Doorstep Of Kremlin

Letter Blasting Khrush Policy Behind Action   Peking May Defy Distribution Ban

Red China Brings Ideological Feud To Kremlin Door   Letter Blasts Russian Policy; Sinos Booted

SPLIT C OVER LETTER iON DISPUTE   Wants To Know If Russians Desire Unity

Soviets Boot Five   Red China Officials   Khrush Trying For United Front      Russias Space Heroes Get Contrived Reception

 BLAST AT KHRUSHCHEV SPURS ACTION  SOVIETS BOOT 3 CHINESE OFFICIALS

Red China May Defy Soviet Ban  Officials Ruled  Unwelcome By Soviet Leaders

Plan to defy ban on letter assailing K   Three embassy men ‘unwelcome in Soviet Union

China Reds Tossed. Out By Soviets   Ideological Feud Has Ignited vee Criticism Of 'K?

Ideological Feud At Door of Kremlin  Chinese, Go Home, Moscow Orders

Soviet Declares Three Red Chinese Unwelcome   Feud to Kremlin Door

sls’ gals som’ soln. sun stn sols sn satan sans san’ len suk salen daln. sen’ abn salen sake. aches shes sth ste ail athe, al athe shes aha len cnc een ie ie a Se ED ala  Rift Between Head Reds Widens Chinese Commie Officials Get Soviet Boot

Feud to Kremlin Door  Soviet Declares Three Red Chinese Unwelcome

Pilot Faces Quizzing In Fatal Crash   Seven Killed As Navy Jet Plunges Into Picnie Area

The inside story   4 children among 7 killed Jet crashes into shelter

Jet Fighter Crashes In Shelter, Seven Die. 4 Are Children   Struck by Lightning

Initial Message on Financing Only   Second Half of Budget Presentation Due Tuesday: Deals With Allocations

Thorny Problem for Ohio Assembly  Capital Punishment Issue Up Again

RECT EPEC ETO PHTOTUES eee Brando, Fellow Actors  Called ‘Rabble-Rousers’

Alabama mix work Fe)  Brando, 3 other actors accused of making trouble

Newman Denies Rabble-Rouser Charge  Gadsden Mayor Irate About Film Stars

Register More Than Seven Days in Advance of Vote, Lett Tells Wheat Growers

‘Why’ of Registering Small Farm Wheat Operators Told by Anderson

-- - the weather   SMALL WHEAT GROWER’  ~“Reoistration is = Explained

Seven Killed and 36 {njered As Plane — Crashes During Thunder and Hail Storn

Sylvania Exec Among  Dead In Plane Crash   Wind Held Cause of Mohawk Aircraft Plunge Injuring 36  at Rochester, N.Y.

Bank Bandit Uses Taxi  * * * * * * * *  Obtains $6,500 in Mill City Holdup

DOUBTS BILL AS WRITTEN COULD PASS   Says Bypartisan Help Required  For Enactment

RFK Appeals For Weaker Rights Bill   Attorney General Urges Retreat To Win GOP Support

R. Kennedy Would Trim Bill To Win   Atty. General Urges Deletions In Rights Bill For Passage

Attorney General's Plea Made   Administration Trying  To Win Backing of    Republicans

Doubt Acoressive Threat   ROCKEFELLER WEDDING CLERGYMAN ON CARPET

Pact Sought   Pact oougnti     Common Market Nations Clash Over British Role

Republicans Assail Tax-Cut Proposals      Called ‘Biggest Economic Gamble in AllHistory’; Only ‘Choice Of Deficits’

Tax-Cutting Plan Called ‘Big Gamble’  GOP Leadership Says Choice Is Between Deficits

Republican: Assail JFK Tax Cutting  PP inwerracetnn. ld   Congressional Leaders Call Tt Huse Gamble:

Forecast   y Tax-Cutting Plan Called ‘Big Gamble  GOP Leadership Says Choice Is Between Deficits

1963 Traffic Fatalities  16  Same Period a Yeor Ago  10  einem  Total Deaths In 1962  26

1963 Troffic Fatatities  16  Same Period  a Year Ago  10  Total Deaths In -1962  26

Now Hear This, Recruiter! aaa ensinienaiene NaI  This Order’s Got Teeth, Sailor

Three Talks To Outline 1963 Plans   Congress To Hear First On Monday

Good Morning   AN HOUR BEFORE IKE ARRIVED...  Ex-Con Nabbed With Pistol

SEES °64. VICTORY   Connally Tells Kennedy Hard Race Due in Texas

‘Hard Race’ For JFK In  Texas Seen   President Can Win,  Connally Tells Him

FAIR TRIAL QUESTION-— Ruby Created Legal Situation Never Seen Before In Shooting

Can Jack Ruby Get Fair Trial Anywhere in U.S.?   For dramatic photos of the slaying of President Kennedy, see Page 10.

WITH THE ENTIRE NATION A WITNESS—  Ruby Case Is a Real Legal Puzzler

so AM ROS RS 1 aa MU a a  LOCAL MARKETS .   Bob Marienau tops grid upset scramble

Two Spared From Death By DeGaulle   August Attempt To Shoot Leader Planned By OAS

Firing Squac Ends Life Of Plotter   Leader of Attempt On De Gaulle Dies; Two Others Sparec

IN ASSASSINATION TRY Former French Officer Shot; De Gaulle Spares Two Others

President Saves 2 Others  Leader Of Would-Be De Gaulle Killing Is Put To Death

Former French Officer Executed For Attempt To Assasinate DeGaulle

Assassination Plotter Shot By French   Man Executed For His Attempt On De Gaulle’s Lif

Temporary Truc Again Promised By Reds in Laos  Souvanna Seeking Solution Acceptable To Both Sides

Cease Fire Promised By Reds In Laos   Premier Extracts Another Truce; Situation Shaky

Pathet Lao Agree To  Cease-Fire   Communists Make Another Promise  To Halt Attack, Driv

TODAY’S INDEX Senator Kennedy  Avoids Limelight   ‘HOPE NOT LOST’  Laos Reds Pledge Peace

Reapportionment Issue Flares Up Immediately After Legislature Opens

Morley Bank Robber Is Caught, Earns Title Of  ‘Most Unsuccessful’

HODGES COMPLETES SENTENCE Political Boy Wonder Leaves Prison Today

linois’ One-Time Political Boy Wonder Will Now Sell Nuts and Bolts

Looted Treasu ry of $1,571 364 Hodge Leaves Prison “After6 /2-Y ear Sentence

ce ns oF irae a a et einen  IN MISSISSIPPI Negroes Vow New Pusi For Vote Registration

VOTER DRIVE TO CONTINUE Police Break Up Negro March on Courthouse

Butte Near Position to Shoot At Copper Production Record   Profit Still] Problem

Group Carries On .*  Tragedy Hits Wallenda Troup Again   He Wonders What's Next

Whether 1t Means Healing Of Breech Or Only Low-Level Meeting Not Yet Clear

Could Mean Major Break Or Low-Level Meeting That Settles “Nothing

Proposal Seen As End Of Red Rift   Some Observers  Say Leaders Must Meet Personally

Describes: Killing   Report Chinese Accept Khrushchev Proposal ‘for Peace-Pipe Meeting

‘Unless high level talk Chinese-Soviet meeting  will come to nothing

Killing Neighbor's Cat Legal Unless Legislature Amends Existing Law

N-R Carrier Is Severely Hurt   Scooter Accident Injures Leon Sly

Missouri Political Leaders See Pres. Johnson Stronger Candidate Than Kennedy

Auburn to Fight A Court Order   Harold Franklin Must Be Allowed to Enroll

Auburn Fighting Desegregation  Expect Negro Will Be Admitted in End

Auburn Plans Fight Against  Integration   University Officials Admit They Will Allow Franklin Yo Enter’

1963 May See End To School Racial Barriers In Texas   By ROBERT E. FORD

Medal Winner Sends JFK Rearets   Ousted Marine “Always Will Be Welcome” At The White House

Ole Miss Grant: Negro Degree  et ee gee in   Wife, Son, Parents Attend Graduation

Meredith Gains Ole Miss Degree In Quiet Rites   First Negro Graduates at Mississippi U.

Strike At A Glance Shippers Warned Strike  Injuring Foreign Policy

STRIKES AT A GLANCE.  17-Day Maritime Strike Injuring Foreign Policy

_A Storm Brews rm Bre President Promises -4. U.S. Money To Cuba   Top Priority Sought By JFK For National Youth Program

~ Canadian Leaders Clash  Will Nuclear Warheads Aid Canada Or Make Her ‘Burnt Sacrifice’?

GATE BY SON AND MAYOR   Former State Auditor Says Outside Sunlight Is ““Wonderful;” Plans To Live In Granite  City.

GREETED AT GATE BY SON AND MAYOR   Former State Auditor  Says Outside Sunlight Is “‘Wonderful;”" Plans To Live In Granite City.

Kollang mm. Osborne  SECRET SERVICE MAN FEATURED SPEAKER DURING SOPHOMORE WEEK AT WESTMAR

SECRET SERVICE MAN FEATURED SPEAKER DURING SOPHOMORE WEEK AT WESTMAR

Army Guards “Informer”  Joe Valachi   ‘Blood Oath Of Syndicate: “lf 1 Talk, ’'m Dead.”

Army Guarding Crime Informer  Ex-Mobster Reported Safe at Jersey Camp

Crime Informer At Ft. Monmouth   Location of Hideout  Confirmed by Office

iValachi Under Protection Informer on Mobsters  Held at Ft. Monmouth

Valach Kept Under Guard At Army Post   Information Officer Confirms Report In New York Paner

ARMY'S BASE HIDING PLACE OF SQUEALER   Valachi Revealed Under U.S. Guard At Ft. Monmouth

Algeria Sends Fresh Troops lo Battle Area  ee Battalion: P eee to Frontier   anree DPattarions Flown to Frontier: No Fighting Report ed Since Friday.

Strauss Fails To Appear In Tel Aviv   500 Demonstrators Gather At Airport For.Anti-Navzi Prates

ANPA Cites Vigorous Competition  rr . mo ex st age a ee eweees eS ag   House Committee Hears Report On Newspaper Industry

Nikita Acceptance Of Red China Bid Unlikely    More Than. Ever Between Newspapers, Other News Media  Viaorous Competition Claimed In Newspaper Business

Brazilian 18-Year-Old. Is Miss Universe; Has  First Date, He’s Late      AFL-CIO Maps Big Integration Drive 

Miss Universe Title Given to Brazilian Girl  Teda Maria Vargas Tops 15 Finalists in BKield of 09 Enirants«

Miss Universe Meets Actor AtCoronation  Brazilian Beauty Has First Dance  Zwre. tt Te A +

ACTOR 1S ESCORT Newly Crowned Miss Universe Dances First Time In Public

SGnside Sadex      Russian Woman And Barghoorn Romance Involved In ‘Spy’ Story

Stabbed With Bread Knife...  Boy, 13, Admits Killing 11-Year-Old Girl Because “She Pushed Me Around”

Boy, 13, Admits Murdering Girl  Youth Claims He Was Puched Around

Youth, 13, Slays Neighbor Girl   Says He Became Angry Because She Pushed Him Around

Didn't Like Being "Pushed Around"— Angered Neighbor Bo, Stabs Girl To Death

Boy, 13, Held In Slaying of Younger Girl  Suspect Admits Stabbing New York Victim to Death

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Reds’ Berlin Wall Price Is Too High   Western Officials Reject Christmas Visiting Plan

Red Nations Taking Public Opinion Polls   Samples Not Always Good

Reds Stage Own Public Opinion Poll:   Find Communism, Castroism Not Dsing So Well

Follow U.S. Example: _ Red Nations Conducting Public Opinion: Polls

Proposal ‘Ridiculous,’ Says Secretary of State  Idahoans Move to Divide State

Smylie Denies Brown Charge   ) CORPORATION PAPERS FILED IN BOISE  North Gem Counties Eye Secession, Statehood

In Moscow For Signing   2 Negroes Held For Raping Young Cleveland Woman

Third drowns eluding arrest  Two negroes held on rape charges in Indiana

CHA Senior Housing Project Falling Further Behind Schedule   was of a cheap. poor quality.

No Limitation, Says President  Explains He Can  llea Niuclaar Farca   Explains He Can Use Nuclear Force If Necessary

Ban Treaty Is Safe, Needed, Senators Told   Dirksen Offers Kennedy Letter

Test Ban No Limit to His Authority: JFK  Kennedy's Letter Gives Assurances      of Safeguards

Kennedy Sends Assurances to U. S. ‘Senate That Precautions Included

Senate Assured Treaty Doesn't Hamper Action   President Asserts Authority Is Safe,  Defense Is Certain

JFK outlines stand to senate  No defense limitation in nuclear test ban treaty

Treaty Won t Harm Defense, President Says  Letter to Senate Gives Assurance Of Safeguards

Claims U.S. Secu;ity Is Fully Assured  Would In No Way Bar Use Of Nuclear Ruuwee Pae Prafameonrn

ON ATOMIC ARMS USE   Says Safeguards Military Want Te Be Carried Out

Nuclear Defense  Assured by JFK   Says Ban Doesn't Limit Safecuards

GOP Support Hung On Pledge   Assurance Is Given On Nation's Security

Kennedy Says Pact Doesn't Cut Defenses   Senate Is Told Nuclear Weapons Authority Same   Related Story, Page 18

HEADS FIGHT FOR BAN; USES JFK LETTER   Republican Leader Pre sents Presidential As surance Moscow Pact  Does Not Bar Nuclear  Defense Weapons.

SENATE GETS ASSURANCE IN LETTER  JFK Avers Pact In No Way Limit: His Authority To Use A-Weapons

No Limit Placed On Authority fo Use N’ Weapons   Safeguards Urged by Military to Be Used

President Assures Senators   Kennedy Makes Plea for Passage Of Nuclear Pact

Kennedy Assures Senate Test Ban Pact Won't Limit Using A-Arms for Defense

His Letter Presented By Dirksen   President: Safeguards Urged by Chiefs To Be Carried Out

SAYS ON-SITE INSPECTION LACKING   Senate Committee Heac Decides To Oppose Treaty  GOP LEADER   Prepares Speech Endorsing Agreement On Partial Nuclear Test Ban

Biparty Probe Of Security Aspect Agreed  ‘. DAA Caer   British P.M., Secret Service Police May Stand for Examinatio

 Profumo Returns Home  ‘Macmillan, Labor Leader Agree On Sweeping Probe of Scandal

Macmillan, Wilson Get logether   Party Heads Trying To Arrange Probe ‘Of Security Peril

Romney, Board Cross Swords on Sensifive Issues  Difference in Views Bursts Into Open

3rd Mishap On USS Constellation 3 Lose Legs When Jet Breaks Carriers Cable

13 Dead, 30 Hurl In Airliner Crash   New Tragedy On Accident- Plagued Carrier  Cable Snaps; Whiplash Cuts Down II Crewmen

Fes Against Any Of Passman Presents Views On Foreiqn Aid Program For US

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Rep. Passman Vindicated In Long Batile Against Foreign Aid

Passman Not Satisfied by Words __ Feels Vindicated in His Long Foreign Aid WarBut He Wants Action

ACM. Why FF GsstiGtt  Foreign aid ‘axe man” readies for new battle

Uncle Sam Needs Shortened Arm In Grabbing Foreign Aid Checks, Southern Solon Believes

Passman Will ‘Wield Ax’  La. Congressman Still Opposed To Foreign Aid Bill

Rep. Passman’s Simple Philosophy on Foreiqn Aid: ‘It Won't Work’

Democratic Solon Major  Obstacle To Foreign Aid   By STANLEY MEISLER

Rep. Passman Sharpens Ax  Aid Foe Out To Curb Our 'Check Grabbing’

INTERVIEW WITH PASSMAN  Foreiqn Aid: ‘We're Nation Of Check-Grabbers’

Loyalist Forces Attack Argentine Navy Rebels      Uncle Sam Needs Shortened Arm In Grabbing Foreign Aid Checks, Southern Solon Believes

Pe wcac areca Is Charged With Lying To Public in Times of Cold-War Crisis

Publishers Say  Administration  Lies To Public  Charge Attitude Undermines   Charge Attitude Undermines People’s Faith In Government

Publishers Claim JFK Lied in Times of Crisis   Eracsion af Faith

10-Month-Vid Mystery Case  Missing Young Wife Possibly Aided to New Life’ Via Library Books

SEE PHOTO SEQUENCE OF KENNEDY SLAYING ON PAGE 3   Kennedy's Fortune At $10 Million?

SENT BY GOV. SCRANTON  Horsemen Carry Challenge on Long Rifle Feud

Falling Water Dedication  Set Oct. 29.   Governor To Mark Transfer Of Home  To Conservancy

Railroad Lifts Embargo On Freight; Federal Judge Urges New Talks

U.S. Exercise Swittly Nears Halfway Mark  Poor Weather Could Delay  © ue fe iar Ae

Fog Threat Fails To Materialize  _ Half Of 15,000 Men  Safely Brought In “With Great Precision

Threat of Fog Fails to Appear Big Lift Maintains Transfer Schedule

Car, Burglary Cases Bound ToGrand Jury   Charges Involve Total Of Four Men

Late Buying Surge Seen By Stores  Kennedy’s Death,   Kennedy's Death, Warm Weather Delay Shoppers

Kennedy Begins Trip On Behalf Of Conservation   Dedicates Estate Of Gifford Pinchot As Study Center

President Begins Tour Of 12 States  Kennedy To Talk On Conservation During Journey

Kennedy Begins Speaking Tour  Journey Is Billed As ‘Non-Political’

Pinchot Home Is First Stop .. .  President To Begin Cross-Country Tour

Conservation Is Theme of Kennedy's Cross-Country Tour   Praaident to Make 12 Speeches: Pirst ts

JFK Arrives For Start Of 12-Sfate Trip   Journey Aimed At Saving America’s Natural Heritage

Kennedy Begins 12-State Tour  Labeled A Journey To Save America’s Natural Resources

President Begins Tour  _ _ a   "kK to StopinIll States on Conservation Tour

Kennedy Sounds Conservation Theme  At Opening of 10,000-Mile Trip

“Journey To Save America’s Natural Heritage, Begins Today For Kennedy

PRESIDENT BEGINS TOUR OF 12 STATES   Salutes Conservationist Pinchot Today In First Of 12 Speeches On “‘Non-Political” Trip.

Begins Conservation Tour   Kennedy Calls For U.S. Discovery Of Water, Idle Youth

SENATE APPROVES A-PACT BY SWEEPING 80-19 VOTE   Senate Nod Waa Last Big Hurdle But—  Still More Steps Needed to Invoke Pact      STAMFORD GOP VOTES IN MAYORAL ‘PRIMAR’   VA UTOSS-OUNTEY 2OUr——  Kennedy Travels “To Save America’s Natural Heritage’

‘Non-Political’ Trip Opens In Pennsylvania   Cites Administratior Resource Program And Conservation

First Stop: Milford, Pa. JFK Begins 12- State 'Non-Political’ Tour

ACROSS NATION  President Opens Trek For ‘Natural Heritage   FOREST SERVICE   (See Photo, Page 2)

President Kennedy off on conservation tour, will speak a dozen times in as many states   IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Kennedy ‘with great satisfaction’ signs medica! school bill today

Ken nedy Pays Tribute To Gifford Pinchot On First Stop Of 10,000-Mile Trip

President Starts Journey To Save Natural Heritage   House Tackles Tax Slash Bill

JFK Opening Cross-Country Tour Today   Trip Billed In Interest Of Natural Heritage

Kennedy Begins Non-Political Tour of Nation  President Dedicates Pinchot Home at Milford; Plans to

Kennedy Open: Speaking Tour  Pays Tribute to ag he a   Pays Tribute to Pinchot as Father Of Conservation

Kennedy Starts Speaking Tour Across Country  Scheduled to Speak At Ashland Duluth

President Flies To Milford To Start 12-State Journey   Project 70° Plan Given ‘Boost In Seranton Speech

J. F. K. Begins Tour   Tells Space Age U.S.: Find New Universe Of Opportunity On Earth

More Meetings Are Likely On Redistricting  Terry Bases Hope For Success On Dp:  Ma 11¢e a. 1D ak i cs

Warm Weather to ‘Continue Here   SSWFSNnee OF PATEOIG UPS «sae  Peck, Bancroft Win Oscars

The 1963 Osear Winners Anne Bancroft, Patty Duke, Gregory Peck, Ed Begley

Anne Bancroft, Gregory Peck Receive Top Oscars; Patty Duke, 16, Is Youngest To Earn Award

With Peck, Begley . . . Anne Bancroft, Patty Duke Team for Oscars

ews e Of Arabia, Best Picture, Ed Begley, Patty Duke Honored  (Gregery Peck. Anne Bancroft Win Top Oscars

“Lawrence of Arabia’ Best ‘62 Movie  ‘Anne Bancroft Captures Award A          Actress -Grecorv Peck Named Best Actor

“Lawrence of Arabia” Best Picture  Anne Bancroft Best Actress And Gregory Peck Best Actor

Peck, Bancroft, Begley, Duke And Lawrence’ Cop Top Movie Awards   Oscar Winners

Junior Class Play Tickets Go On Sale   Ann Bancroft, Gregory Peck Head Oscar Winners

BANCROFT, PECK PICK UP ‘OSCARS'  Best Actress Awards Return to Broadway

2 Negroes Spend Night on Campus; Attend Their First: Classes Todav

Speech Tour  Being Set Up  By Goldwater 2-Month, 10-State Campaign Tied To Presidential Nod

Selling His Brand of Republicanism... .     Goldwater Includes Enemy Camp in Tour

Sen. Goldwater lo Embark on )-Month Tour  Trip May Influence His Decision on

Long Crisis Ahead RelationsW ithCanada Under Added Strain   Rv JOHN VL HIGHTOWER

Election Date May Be Slated for April 8th  Diefenbaker Government 2nd to Fall Fr. 10 Vaorc hw Anf'anhkaannro Vate

Keating Offers to Give JFK Cuban Military Muscle Data   Severe Strains on U.S.-Canadian Relations May Last for Months

April Election Likely In Canada After Commons Vote   LIKELY ON APRIL 8

Canada Calls April Election   Parliament Is ‘Dissolved After Adverse Vote

 _HOME  EDITION    A case of strained j,  relations   U.S. sparked Canadian rift

Canadians Vote Monday, April8  Parliament Dissolved, Diefenbaker Backed

Canadian Regime Falls In Controversy   U.S., Canada Strain Is Likely To Continue

U.S.-Canada Crisis May Continue For Several Months   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Nuclear Dispute Topples Canada Government  Prime Minister To Schedule Date

No-Confidence Vote Topples  Conservatives  Diefenbaker Is Backed By Party In Vote Campaign

Hope of Betfer Relations With Canada Poor   Political Crisis Threatens to Keep Up Severe Strain

‘Who Fired [That not: U. S. Caught In Fallout  From Diplomatic ‘Bomb   An AP News Analysis By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Note Turns Into a Bombshell... .. . Canadian Crisis Strains U.S. Relations

Canada Vote All But Set After Defeat   April Ballot Likely In View Of Diefenbaker’s Losing Out   INTERFERENCE   FAILURE TO ACT

National Elections To Be Held in 2 Months   Diefenbaker’s Government Ousted In Vote of No Confidence by Commons; To Stay as Caretaker During Interval

Election Call Sounded in Canada Area   Parliament Is Dissolved in House Action

Canada Dissolves  lts Parliament  National Election Set April 8; Diefenbaker's Party Unseated  Conservative Members, Cabinet Ministers Prete bn Cin.) 6B LLY hkl . ‘

NOT INTENDED AS BOMBSHELL  What's Ahead For Canada?   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Parliament Dissolved, Election Called for April 8; Diefenbaker Gets Backing

FACE NEW ELECTIONS IN CANADA   Conservatives Decide Not To Drop Diefenbaker   As Leader After 2nd  - No-Confidence Vote In History.

Diefenbakers Govt Falls—U.S.. Canadian  Relations Threatened   JFK Steps Into Cuba Controversy

Canadian Parllament Is Ordered Dissolved And Election Called   Conservative Party Is Going to Stick with Dietenbaker as Head.

Canadian Government Dissolved by Diefenbaker After No Confidence Vote

PARLIAMENT IN CANADA BROKEN   HOUSE VOTE FORCES NATIONAL ELECTION TO BE SET IN APRIL

Diefenbaker Toppled On Arms Issue   Ousting But Second Time In 100 Years

’ Government Voted Out of Office ..  Diefenbaker Is Given Party     Blessing in Coming Election

DECISION DUE AS FOES GIRD FOR ELECTION   Regime Toppled by NoConfidence Votes After A-Arms 5plit   OTHER ISSUES   Conservatives Meet in  Caucus With Prime Min ister, No. 1 Contender

‘No Confidence’ Vote Is 142-111 _  Diefenbaker’ § Reign Falls, Uncle Sam Gets The Blame

U. S. Statement Sparked Tumult —  Canadian Crisis Strains Relations

Diefenbaker To Dissolve Parliament   Regime Toppled In Dispute Over U, S. Nuclear Weapons

Canadians Face Deep Reappraisal   Diefenbaker Ont In Crucial Test

No Early End Seen  in Dispute  Canada’s Electior   Canada’s Election Won't Heal Strait: in U.S. Relations

Diefenbaker’s Government Voted Out Of Office; George Nowlan, Finance Minister, May Get Nod

No-Faith Vote Fells Diefenbaker: U.S. Is Assailed   OTTAWA (AP) — Canada's Parliament was dissolved today and a national election was called for Monday, April 8.

Crisis Strains Relations Of U.S. Canada   Tumult Sparked By Secy. Rusk

Party To Support Diefenbaker   McNamara To Discuss Publicly Estimates Of Russia In Cuba

Good Neighbors?   Political Crisis Strain U.S.-Canadian Relations

SURPRISE CRISIS  U.S.-Canada Strain Will Stay Severe   HOT DEBATE DUF

U.S. Tension Will Continue Until Canadian Crisis Ends   Analysis  Background  civ Te. Me ae

Canada Election Set  As Government Falls   Commons Votes No-Confidence

Diefenbaker Government Falls   Noted Desert War Hero Dies In Egyptian Exile

Conservatives Unite Behind Diefenbaker   No-Confidence Vote Forces Canada Elections in April

No-confidence motion carries  National election set for Monday, April 8

U.S.-Canada  RelationsCool   an AP News Analysis Rv JOHUN AT RICHTOWEER

Political Crisis Seen Of Months Duration   An AP News Analysis By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

U.S.-Canadian Relations Likely To Remain Strained For Long Time   By JOHN M. LIGHTOWER

Diefenbaker wins support from party  ‘Will be prime  minister after

Diefenbaker’'s Future As Party Leader In Doubt   Government Voted Out Of Office Over Nuclear Weapons Dispute

PM Draws  Fire From  Own Party   Conservatives May Choose New Leader

Canada’s Conservatives  To Back Diefenbaker   Result of Nuclear Row — U. S.-Canadian Ties Face Severe Strain As Result of New Crisis

Many Questions About ‘Bombshell’ Unanswered  U. S.-Canada Relations Due For Hot Debate In Election

Government Toppled In Dual Voting   Party Must Decide Whether Leader Will Be Retained

No-Confidence Vote Brings Downfall   OTTAWA I — Canadate Parliament was dissolved today end a national election was called for Monday, April 4,

Canada Set For Vote Or  Arms Issue  Diefenbaker Loses   Diefenbaker Loses Government Powe On Defense Stand

Cabinet and Party Support Diefenbaker   Elections In April Set For Canada

U.S. Silent on Soviet Sowness In Pulling Troops Out of Cuba   Reds Infiltrating Brazil’s Government, U.S. Charge:

White House keeps mum on Cuba troop activity   Difficult to count   Could carry 2,000

Administration Orders Secrecy On Soviet Withdrawal; Deadline Near

JFK Orders No Comment  On Red Plan      Deadline Nea On Soviet Promise To Withdraw Pores

Deadline Near For Russians  To Keep Word   Soviet Ship Believed Set to Leave Havana With 2.000 Soldiers

Mid-March Deadline Administration Maintains Secrecy  On Withdrawal Of Russian Troops

‘ONLY DAILY © NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED In The. ADIRONDACKS      WW. SNOW BELT DIGS OUT AGAIN AFTER BIG FALL   Snow Flurries Elsewhere

New Team Is Being Shaped by Johnson At White House   Some Kennedy Aides Will Be Retained on Desatdaat'a Stet.

Presidential Aide Change  Anticinated   Moyers May Step Tn As No. 1: Salinger, O'Donnell To Leave

GOP TAKING ANOTHER ODK AT 196   He'll Keep Some Kennedy Men - LBJ Team Shaping Up   Bulletin

New Team Of Presidential Advisers Certain; See Bill Moyers Top Aide

LBJ May Keep Some Kennedy Men  Presidential Aide Changes Awaited

Bearing LBJ Stamp ‘New Advisory Team Seen  Heading For White House

Aides May Bear The Texas Stamp   Editor Proposes ‘Kennedy State’ For W. Virginia

Argentina “Truce Talks’ Open      Beth Sides Claim They Have Control After Navy’s Revelt

Argentine Truce To Be Discussed —   Rebel Admiral Flies To Capital To Talk Terms With Official

Navy Leader Is Ready To Talk Truce   Fighting Stops With Both Sides Claiming Victory

Revolt Truce  Sought   Rebels Say Chief Will Negotiate, Won't Surrender

-DAY ARGENTINE REVOLT  Ae NN NET EE LN NTE i NTN CTT: Se  Rebel Chief Arrives To Discuss a Truce

Ricketts Says Polaris Ships Are Capable’   Russians Would Be Unable to Prevent Retaliation by NATO

Navy Aide Says Reds Can't Halt Nuclear Fleet  Retaliation By NATO   Retaliation By NATO Force Certain, U.S. Militarist Believes

Navy Aide Says Reds Can't Half Nuclear Fleet   Retaliation by NATO Force Certain, U.S. Militarist Believes

Says Russians Incapable Of Stopping Retaliation By Polaris - Firing Ships

Adm. Ricketts Says Soviet Could Not Stop Retaliation From Polaris Fleet

Mann Given Top Latin Policy Post   Johnson Lashes House  For Sharp Aid Cutback

Fellow Texan Named Johnson Completes First Mazjor Shift of Manpower

Johnson Picks Fellow Texan For Policy Job  Thomas Mann Will Serve as Expert

JOHNSON ASKS SUPPORT  Question, Answer Book On Taxes Due Release

LBJ Selects Fellow Texan  For Top Post   Thomas Mann Named Yo Guide Policies In Latin America

Speaks With Mills  Johnson Works To Widen Support For Tax Cut Bill

Emporia Weather   cae * Front Produces Rain  South, East of Here

Telstar-2 Will Relay Shots Of Cooper's Flight  Armchair Astronauts To ‘Ride Along’ Via  Television Camera

If All Goes Well Tuesday, ‘MillionsMayViewEarthFrom Astronaut Cooper’s Capsule

Cooper's Flight May Give ‘Armchair Astronauts’ Televised View of Space

Deal Charged In Greenwood Racial .Issue  Negro Comedian Makes Charaes As

GREENWOOD MARCHERS FREED Negro Charges Government Made Deal In Race Incident

[USTICE DEPARTMENT SUIT POSTPONED Gregory Charges Dea Made in Voter Drive

prego Says Justice I Department — Made Deals With Mississioni Officials

British Held For 9 Hours   Convoy Let Through As Demands Refused

CONVOY IS HALTED FOR NINE HOURS   London Lodges Vigorous Protest Over Incident

British convoy released by Reds after blockade   Solid support given to space arms ban

Another incident on Autobahn  Russians hold up British convoy for nine hours

Fate of Estes Is in Hands of Federal Jury One  Of 75 Y Daccihlea

40 Are Aboard Vessel Missing Near Jamaica   Hopes Fading ' ws , @ ?¢ fH...   Hopes Fading That Sno’ Boy  Remains Afloat

Romney Refuses To Bow to Ruling By Frank Kelley  Angry Governor to Seek Other Advice

Body of Murdered Luverne Youth Found in Ditch; Boy, Girl Arrested

Youth, Girl Held After Shooting   Boy, 17, Found Shot to Death Near Luverne, Pair Picked Up at Roadblock

18-Y ear-Old, Girl Friend Held — Luverne Youth Shot After Tiff With Friend

Red China Cuts Force In Tibet   Sends Troops North To Russian Border, Says Indian Source

Fires Plague ) Maryland Communities   Furniture Store Is Destroyed In Hagerstown

MORE THAN 100 FIREMEN FIGHT FIRE IN DOWNTOWN HAGERSTOWN FIVE HOURS; DAMAGE IS HEAVY   Two Persons Are Injured As Flames Destroy Furniture Store And Damage Three Adjoining Buildings; Traffic Detoured Around City

Malmstrom Leader Speaks  ft yy... Oty. CUBE... Be.   Colonel Tells About Missiles

‘MAC’ ORDERS NEW PROBE IN LONDON MESS   Judicial Inquiry Aims To Check Basis Of ‘Terrible’ Rumors   LABORITES CHARGE PLOT TO COVER UP

Macmillan Asks Security Probe  Will Be Allowed to Keep Job for While

London:   Macmillan  Orders New Spy Inquity   Prime Minister Holds on to Post Until Midsummer

Claims He Was Kept In Dark   Opposition Still Not Satisfied With Tory Action

State School Study Needed   Governor Reynolds Says Position On Hiaher Education Is Outmoded

De Gaulle Bid To Be Arbiter  Alarms Briton Ambassador Sees  rench, Russian Aliiance Daeceshle

Nuclear Test Ban Appears Within Reach   New Negotiator Is Optimistic

Ten Protestors Arrested  Police Halt Negro Demonstrations At Chicago's Board of Education

Exiles Mount Invasion   ‘Papa Doc’ Has Trouble   Hatred Grows Against Dictator On Island

‘Papa Doc’ Has Plenty of Trouble Time Running Out For Haiti Dictator

News Index   Haiti's Dictator Faces Additional Trouble As Opposition Forces Grow

KERR RITES ATTENDED BY LEADERS   Oklahoma Senator Buried: Governor May Take Seat

JFK to Join Leaders at Funeral  Of Oklahoma Sen. Robert 5S. Kerr

Leaders Join Oklahomans At Kerr Rites  Kennedy Flying  Sp  » e pean ) nee

POLITICAL MANEUVERING STARTS  JFK, Top Aides to Attend Kerr Rites

Final Search For 3 Boys in Mine Planned  Nossa Wnvkors   Rescue Workers Still Report No Clues Discovered

Tempers Flare Over TFX   Search Fails To Find Boys   (Mountaineers Rout Campers   British Envoy Under Fire In Laos

Final Search Of Abandoned Mine Is Slated  Rescue Crews Find No Trace of Three  Youths in Pittsburg’

Bolivia Rebel Watch Joined By Policemen   Miners Reportedly Subject Hostages To ‘War Of Nerves’

Elizabeth Shocked By Crowd's Boos ©   But Demonstrators’ Ire Directed At Visiting Greek Royalty At Theater

Queen Elizabeth’s Royal Guests Booed by Anti-Greek Demonstrators

JET DODGES PARIS PLANE IN TAKEOFF  McNamara Unhurt In Near Air Crash

Weather   Plane Carrying McNamara Has Narrow Escape   Crash Averted on Runway in Paris

McNamara’s Plane Barely Averls Crash   Pilot Brakes Jet In Near-Miss At Foggy Airport

Plane Carrying McNamara Has Narrow Escape   Crash Averted on Runway in Paris

Plane Carrying McNamara Has Very Close Call  Tires Blown As It Brakes To Avoid  Collision In Paris

Mac's Pilof Averts Collision  Defense Chief on Way to S. Viet Nam

PLANE BLOWS TIRES  McNamara Has Close Call In Near-Collision At Airport

While Taking Off For Viet Nam McNamara Plane Nearly Has Collision In Paris

Plane Carrying McNamara, Other U. S. Officials In Near Collision

McNamara’s Plans And Airliner Just Miss Crash in Fog  K135‘s Tires Blow Out Near End of Runwav ct Paric Part

No One In Party Injured MecNamaraPlane  Narrowly Avoids Paris Port Crash

IDAHO TRAFFIC DEATHS Ay THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   Defense Chief's Plane Averts Crash

McNamara Plane Has Close Call   Narrowly Misses Airport Collision Gn Paris Takeoff

Plane Carrying McNamara Narrowly Misses Collision   Students Storm Kremlin

Jet Carrying McNamara Misses Crash   Tires on U.S. Plane Blow Out, Captain Halts Takeoff. Plans

‘Close Call’ In Takeoff At Airport   Crash Averted At Paris Field, Delays Trip To Viet Nam

McNamara Plane in Narrow Escape  Almost Collides With Craft on Runway at Paris Airport

\EARLY IN COLLISION   Jet Blows Out Tires, Screeches To Halt lo Miss Paris Plane

McNamara Plane Has Close Call   Just Misses Collision With Civilian Craft At Paris Airport

MeNamara’s Plane Has Close Call   Takeoff ‘Aborted To Avoid Collision

McNamara's Plane Barely Averts Crash   Defense Chief in Close Brush at Paris Airport

M'Namara Plane Near Collision In Paris Today  Tires on Jet Blow Out Upon Braking

Death Brush By McNamara  a ier nse Chiefs Plane wix Micc0on (Crach’

>>Weathervane  YESTERDAY   Nn SNOWFALL  24 hours  TOMORROW.   Breyer Contests I'S 77 Land Suit

3,000 Stay Away Boston Negroes Boycott Schools;  Police Stand By

 Boston Negro Students Boycott High Schoots'    Cambridge Votes To Protest

Where to Find It   Negro Protest Against Segregation Blankets Country

Boston Boycott Begins   ‘Freedom Stayout' In Mass. High Schools Protests Segregation

Weather   100 Arrested After Harlem Street Fights  Cambridge, Md.  Demonstrations

Senate Passes Two Measures... .  Foundation Plan for School     Financing Is Back in House

Seeks Safe Path For Astronauts  Satellite Readied For Tuesday Shot

WANT ADS GET RESULTS!   Connie Dummermuth Wins Regional Contest   Will Compete at Des Moines, Sept. 8

Connie Dummermuth Wins Regional Contest   Will Compete at Des Moines, Sept. 8      RITREET <cpPpnRrTrse

Answers Labor, Jackson Grievances  Bobby Reassures Negro Pickets

No Justice Dept. Race Discrimination, Attorney General Tells Demonstrators

IMt#. Etna Volcano Lava Stream Threatens Sicily Village and Fores!

CENTER OF VIOLENT FEELING  Woman Dies 31 Years After Sensational Hawaii Trials

Two Children Dead In Andrews Crash   Parents Are Seriously Hurt, Five Others Injured In Three Mishaps

Who Rides NH Dark Horse?  Barry's Strength Waning, Pollsters Say

AP Poll Shows No Gain for Rocky  Goldwater Slips With N.H. Politicians

Nagging Problems of Taxation, Relief From Property Levy Facing Lawmakers

Tax Problems Get First Priority — \Leaislature Goes Back to Work Monday

Protest Racial Imbalance in N.Y. Schools   School Board Hires Guards to Enforce Decision

MORE TALKS BEGIN ON BAN FOR A-TESTS   White House Adviser Says Agreements  Are In Sight   NUMBER OF ON-SITE  CHECKS TOP ISSUE

Test Ban  Agreement  Seen Likely Forecast Made  As Talks Open In Washineston

Where To Find It   All Mississippi Gubernatorial Candidates Avowed Segregationists

Heated governor's campaign near end   449,000 are expected to choose Demo nominee to oppose Phillips   Everyone Is weary in political home-stretch

Vote Set Tomorrow  In Miss.   Segregation Remains Key Vote Tesue

Gubernatoria Runoff Set In Mississippi  2 Segregationists  Vie For Nomination  le Dnawmnnentin Danis

zens Information Service at 67 E. Madisen, CE 6-0315.   Appoint New Principal

$38 MILLION BILL TO TAKE IPAC TO MAY 1  KEY MEACIIRES AN   KEY MEASURES ON SALES TAX ALSO’ GO TO GOVERNOR

Forecast    PREOCCUPIED WITH CHINA  Khrushchev Cool  * Toward Summit After Ban Treaty   PRE-OCCUPIED

Senate O.K.’s JEK Medical School Bill  Its First Major Administration Aid te ere

Major Kennedy Bill Passed By Congress  Medical Education Plan Approved by

House Took Action First OnProposal   Administration To Use Strategy With Other Bills

Dillon Chapter Na, 8, RAM, will meet Thursday evening at 8 in the Masonic Temple.

Welfare Hike Holding Lead   Two Other Amendments Trailing; Pickle, Republican In Runoff —

Development Stirs New  Hope in Sinatra Kidnap   Woman Killed, 39 Hurt by Bomb Thrown At British High Commissioner in Aden

Nevada Police Remove Blocks In Tahoe Area  FBI Officials Cite ‘Optimistic’ Turn in Case

But FBI Silent And Frank Sr, Sits by Phone Hoping for Call From Abductors

Kidnap Area Roadblocks Discontinued   FBI Source Says Developments In Hunt ‘Optimistic’

cignt Large Companies Are Subpoenaed  Asked to Produce   Asked to Produce Records Relating to Price Policies

Grand Jury Checks Into Steel Prices   \love Said Made Without Notice

Eight major firms subpoenaed Federal grand jury digging into steel price practices

U.S. Grand Jur To Probe Steel Price Practices   Eight Companies Subpenaed In Surprise Action

At Least Eight Large Firms Subpoenaed to Produce Records Relating to Policies Since 1956

 e al 8 Large Companies Summoned  U.S. Jury To Probe Steel  Industry Price Practices

Grand Jury Probe Of Steel Prices Surprises industry  Selected Increases by  Companies May Be BakixaA the Ga.

Grand Jury To Dig Into Steel Prices   Subpoenas For Eight Big Firms Surprise Industry

Order Eight Steel  Firms To Produce Records On Prices   Federal Grand Jury Calls For Data Dating From ‘56

8 Big Steel Companies  Subpoenaed   Report Jury Probe Stems From Recent Increases In Prices

Grand Jury Calls Steel Officials   Officials of Eight Large Companies Subpoenaed, : Surprise to Industry

FULL SERVICE   Large Firms Subpoenaed   Federal Jury Set To Look at Records

Altar-Rosary Society ‘Begin Campaign for ’63. March. of: Dimes _

Some Have Learned To Handle Alcohol, Others Haven't  Social Drinking Beliets Ditte   (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of five dispatches on American drinking habits. It deals with the case history of a social drinker.)

Experls Say Most People Don't Like Taste of Things Given af Cockfail Parties

.. Heavy rains likely . .   72 low this morning 92 high Friday  87 high year ago 58 low year ago  .03 inch rain.

Another Show of Force as Asian Crisis Deepens—  U.S. Battle Group Going to Thailand

Action Said Due To Rising Crisis In Laos   1,500 Army Troops To Go To Thailand For SEATO Manuevers

Antitrust Laws, Gas, Sit-Ins Supreme Court Rules On Important Issues

Ruling Most Encompassing Since 1954   Declares States’ Enforcement Of Searegation Illegal   LEFT UNTOUCHED

Segregation Enforcement Ruled Illegat  Ruling Pertains Tc Counter Incidents in 4 Dixie States

NEW RULING COULD BE FELT WIDELY   Several Cases Are Covered By  Pronouncement

Unconstitutional for state to enforce segregatio  Supreme court ruling upsets sit-in demonstration convictions

America To Support Effort For Change  U.S. Bans South African Arms  Sale, Denounces Racial Policies

U.S. Bans Weapons to South Africa   Country’s Racial Segregation Policy Given as Reason

Embargo isPut On South Africa  Race Segregation Policies Prompts  e faeaeaea saa fr

Adlai Tells Full Embargc by Year End   Racial Policies Blasted in U.N.  as ‘Evil Businecc’

Space Is Topic Of LBJ Speech   Fears Iron Curtain Might Be Pulled Over Path To Stars

Few Lives Claimed by Water Wall   Slow Leak Gave Warning, Most Are Evacuated

GIANT WALL OF MUD AND WATER ENGULFS AREA   ESTIMATE 2.000 HOMES DAMAGED FROM RESERVOIR

Warning Cuts Death Toll   Eyewitness Story,  More Pictures  Page 2A

2 Homes Swept Away In Floodrush   Hilltop Reservoir Bursts Im L.A.

Report 4. Dead, Damage In Millions   Los Angeles Dam Lets Loose. 200 Homes Tost

Hilltop Reservoir Breaks; Flood Wrecks Hundreds of Homes; Report Six Dead

Water Sweeps 200 Homes Down Los Angeles Canyons   View From Backyard  ‘It Was Like An Explosion,’ Witness Says

Flood Hits © Los Angeles; Two Killed   Many Evacuated From Exclusive Residental Area

Human Toll Is Low: Reservoir Wall Runtures   Scores of Homes Are Wiped Away

SVU WEI Mw NCO VU! DPC UAS  Water Sweeps 200 Homes Down Los Angeles Canyons   View From Backyard —  "it Was Like An Explosion,’ Witness Says

Temperature Chart   2,000 Other Houses Damaged; Death Toll Anvears Liaht   DAM BURST DESTROYS 200 LA HOMES

Reservoir Bursts Open  Hundreds Of Homes  Are Evacuated Saturda v

Giant Reservoir Near L.A. Ruptured; Report 200 Houses Wiped Out   About 2,000 Damaged Police Evacuated Most Residents

LA Reservoir Bursts; Damage Toll Gigantic   awe,  Death Toll Low

Death Toll Light After Evacuation  eservoir Cr x ramane Flaad i   Reservoir Cracks, Dumps Flood On Exclusive Section

California Homesites _ Swamped  Warning Permits Penmantingn Ein.   Warning Permits Evacuation Effort. Death Tell Licht

S : Reservoir Bursts >  : ‘200 Homes Swept ; ! : Away In LA Flood «'

Housewives Will Go on Collecting Trading Stamps; Last Bill killed   Called Greatest Hoax

Housewives Will Go on Collecting Trading Stamps; Last Bill Killed

J. E. Lewis Hit As Roof Piece Falls   Coroner’s Inquest Set Into Fatality At Newell Facility

FINAL EDITION   INDEX   IEEE EE IE AII! IIE EAIE/ IA! AANA GAA GHA A AREEESS  10,000 MISMATCHES  Treasury Frrs on Bills

BERLIN (UPI) — U.S. troops turned back a fourbus Russian army convoy when it tried to enter West Rerlin through “Checkpoint Charlie’ today.

Americans Halt Reds’ Berlin Convo}   Russians Try To Use Wrong Gat To War Memorial

U.S. Troops  Turn Back Red Convoy   BERLIN (UPI).— U.S. troops turned back a fourbus Russian army convoy when it tried to enter West Berlin through ‘Checkpoint Charlie” today.

Gls Turn Back Red Convoy at Berlin Crossing  U.S. Troops Refuse to Pass Four Buses

Kennedys Gathering  For Sorrowful Day   Connally Says JFK Silent From Time First Shot Hit

THANKSGIVING. 1963   DEEPER MEANING THAN USUAL Americans Note Thanksgiving Pay Through a Veil of Griet

Grieving U.S. Thanks Almiahty For Bounty   VIEWS INDICATE NEGRO SYMPATHY. Southerner Johnson In Odd Position On Racial Problem

AMERICANS OBSERVE HOLIDAY  Day Has A New Meaning      Kennedys Gather For Sad Holiday

MANY JOIN PRESIDENT IN WORSHIP   Many Blessings Found Despite Recent Events

PRESIDENT IN WORSHIP   Many Blessings Found Despite Recent Events

Saddened Kennedy Family Gathers At Cape To Observe Thanksgiving   Johnson’s Thanksgiving Message On TV Tonight

DL BI to Address Nation  ae rE PSL SONS  Veil of Grief As America Observes Traditional Day

A GRIEVED AMERICA BOWS !ITS HEAD   Agenda: Resting, Eating, Traveling -Baytown Celebrates Thanksgiving

Ecumenical Council meets, opens debate Document tells nature of church, prestige of bishops

Cuban Chieftain May Procure Big Bombers   American Agencies Press To Curtail Strikes By Refugees

Naval, Air Retaliation Threatened   Convoy of Shipping, Bomber Protection Next Step bv Fidel

Castro Threatens To Arm Cuba With Bombers Unless Raids Sto}   Holds U.S. Responsible For Attack On Soviet Ship Tuesday

Fidel Waves Arms Threat   -Castro Warns Convoys ‘May Be Put into Action

JFK THINKS SNEAK BLOWS HELP CASTRO   Several Federal Agencies Attempt Prevent Attacks —

Fidel Blames Ship Raid On United States   Cuban Boss Declares He Will Use Bomber. ‘To Protest Vessels

Castro Threatens Bomber Convoy For His Shipping   After Another Hit-Run Raid

Fidel Talks Of Bombers And Convoy   Threatens Measures i U. S. Doesn’t Halt Exile Attacks

Bomber Use  Threatened Fidel Says Ships Will -Be Guarded By Convov:

WEATHER   Castro Threatens To Convoy Cuban Shipping With Bombers

Castro Would Arm Cuba with Jets, Rockets  Premier Angered by Hit-Run Raids against Shipping

PATROLS BY BOMBERS   Castro Blames U.S. For Rebel Attacks On Cuban Shipping, Warns He Will Arm Planes.

Blames U. S. For Tactics  Of Exiles  Soviet Vessel Attacked in Cuban Harbor

Cuban Chieftain May Procure Big Bombers  — Agencies s To Curta wail : i ll by Refua

Bombers Use Threatened By Castro  Cuban Holds U. S. Responsible for Attack on Shin

Castro Considers Air Support For Shipping   Air Intrusion Denied

Castro Threatens Use Of Bombers To Guard Ships; Blames U.S. For Attaek

Blames U.S. For Attacks By Refugees   Talks Of LongRange Bombers And Convoys

PLANS CONVOY OF CUBAN SHIPPING   Threat Made In Wake Of Raids By Exiles  FIDEL'S TALK   Of Obtaining Long-Range Planes Seen Reference To Soviet Jets

in Wake or naias Castro Voices Threat t to Arm Cuba With Bombers

Castro Blames U.S. For  Rebel Attacks On Cu ban Shipping, Warns ~ He Will Arm Planes.

Group Named By President  Favors Slash   Foreign Help Plan Seen As Target Of  Budget Trimuners

Following Critical Report  Foreign Aid Faces Legislative Surgery

$1 BILLION FOREIGN AID CUT LIKELY   Response Awaited In Congress After Committee Report

Half Billion Cut Urged in Report By Clay's Group   Committees Sees US. Outlay Plan As ‘Too Much’

DOING “T00 MUCH FOR T00 MANY"   sen. Clay’s Committee Reports $500 Million Excess Spending; Urges Gradual Reductions, Tighter Criteria.

Proposal By Committee To Trim Funds Gives Boost To President’s Opponents

Trimmers eye billion dollar slash   Program prime target of budget cut advocaters

$1 Billion Aid Cut by Conaress Seen i as Likely  Peaarn end Mai ‘w Trr;   Program Main Target Gf Budget Trimming

Billion Slash In Aid Likely   Program Will Be Main Target In Bid to Trim President’s Budget

Foreign aid funds due for large cut   Congress likely to pull purse strings about $1 billion tighter

Budget Due Trim After New Report  Kennedy Expected To Peel Request By

Congress Likly to Oblige Study Group Advises Cuts in Foreign Aid

Congress Expected To Tighten Purse Strings After Unit's Recommendation

CLAY PANEL REPORT WILL STIR ACTION   Much Tougher New Standards Are Proposed

en Up Program, Committee Ur ges ay Report Adds Fuel to Heated Foreign Aid Dispute

Will Be Main Target In Plan ToTrim Budget   Group Says U. S. Trying To Do ‘Too Much for Too Many

Congress May Slash One Billion From Foreign Aid   MAY SLASH MORE

Congress  To Aim at Budget Cut   Kennedy Expected To Reduce Request By $200 Million

Congress May Ax Foreign Aid Fund   The Clay foreign aid report is “confused and contradictory, ” according to James Marlow, . Associated Press news analyst. Read his penetrating study of the  report today on Page 4.

General Clay’s Report Encourages Axers Foreign Aid Program Faces  At Least $-Billion Pruning

PROGRAM ‘OVERWEIGHT’ ~ $1 Billion Slash Seen — In Foreign Aid Funds

$1 Billion Cut In Aid Predicted   Citizens’ Committee Recommends Slash

$1 BILLION REDUCTION IN SIGHT   Kennedy Told His Foreign Aid Plan Too Big  COMMITTEE   Proposes No Immediate Specific Cuts; General Reductions Urged

$1 Billion Cut Likely in Aid Bil   JFK Committee  Led by Clay ' for Reduction

MUCH FOR - 100 MANY’   Gen. Clay’s Committee Reports $500 Million Excess Spending; Urges Gradual Reductions, Tighter Criteria.

Report May Spur Cuts in Foreign Aid  Program Tryin:  Too Much for Too Many’.

CongressReady toClamp Down onForeignAidPlan   Times Have Changed  Congress Forced to Create Own Private Bureaucracy

‘For Frankie: Back To Work     ‘Sinatra Kidnapers Held ‘On Bail Of $50,000 Each

Sinatra Kidnaping Case Wrapped U p   Nearly. All of Ransom Recovered; Victim to Return to Tahoe

GM DIVIDEND PAYMENTS 10 HIT NEW HIGH   Special, End - Of - Year Distribution Set At $1.50 Per Share   WILL BE ADDITION TO THE QUARTERLY

Group Tells Of Hard Life In Cuba Prison  Donovan Praised For Paving Way For Release, To Return For More

Skindiver GroupF reed By Castro  Donovan Hopes More American:  Will Be Freed

Brief Skirmishes Between Army Troops and Civilian Guards  DEATHS REPORTED   No Information on Fate of Deposed Villeda  Morales

AT LEAST SEVERAL YEARS’  t.§. Far Behind in  Anti=- Missile Defense

8 Firemen Overcome By Smoke Morrisville Apartment Blaze Routs 16, Many In Bedclothes

School Bus Driver Stricken While Driving—  Swift, Calm Schoolteacher Averts Possible Tragedy

school Bus Driver Collapses Tragedy Is Averted By a Calm Teacher

To Settle Ideological Split Khrushchev-Mao Summit Urged by Top Red Leaders

Tells Editors. Action Would Be a Mistake  Defends Budget Gives Approval To Steel Hikes

JFK Refutes Statement By Exiled Cuban   Eventual Removal Of Castro From Island U.S. Polies

Says Invasion Or Blockade Now Mistake   Responds to Angry Accusation of Miro: Gives Other Views

But Soothingly Predicts Cuba Will Be Freed   Adds that Federal Funds in Mississippi Will Not Be Cut Off

JFK DENIES HE WELSHED ON INVASION TRY   President Questioned At ASNE Meeting Of  Newsmen   MIRO’S TOP AIDE SUPPORTS KENNEDY

Editors Told Invasion Now Bad Mistake   Circumstances Now Would Make Such A Move Disastrous

Responds In Anger To Cardona Charge   Varona Knew Nothing Of JFK. Promise

Tells News Men Either That or Blockade Would Be Mistake of incalculable Consequences.

Says ‘Time Will See A Free Cuba’   Blockade, Invasion Would Be Mistake, President Believes

FISHERMAN DISCOVERS VEHICLE IN RIVER  Car Contains Bodies of Six Persons

300- Mile Motor Trip Ends in Tragedy  Sx M’ss*¢ ‘ leys S927 Rey 2 3é2 .* are e _ mm - ‘od ran m=  "“§ 72 wV2 3s Dear. "eo 4 ve:   2°". Ss, ? eae  ht  - £5° ° Waeve

Six Found Dead In Auto Plunge  x * * x * * * * * * * * * * * *   Missing 17 Days, Victims Died In Submerged Car

Six From Lima Accidentally Drown In River   Car Misses Curve And Plunges Into Licking River

4 Americans Held Hostage To Go Home  Laughter, Tears   Laughter, Tears Mix As Quartet Reaches La Paz

2 Tots Die in Fire at  Warroad  Home Destroyed   Home Destroyed in -25 Weather; Mother Injured

Drives Auto Into Ditch to Avoid Accident   Sebron Patton into Ditch Morning to Avoid Collision With Meighbor.

More Fires Flaring in State Woods   Arson Suspected in Many Cases; About 100 Blazes Reported

Move Aimed At ‘Keeping The Peace’   Wires President of His Plan as Showdown at Alabama U. Nears

Wallace Tell : JFK, 500 Ready   Confirms Reports That Peace Will Be Preserved

Will Use Troops To Halt Violence  Governor Says   Still Has Plans To Keep Negroes

Castro slips back to Cuba  Secrecy-shrouded arrival takes all by surprise

 Singing, Praying Negroes Hit Snag  Demonstrators Fail To Gain House Floor

Conservative Party Retains Profumo Seat  Macmillan’s Quarter: Satisfied but in No Mood to Be Pleased

Another ~ Cut Voted In F. Aid   Coalition Suffers Setback In Fight  Tea Annrove Funde

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In Birmingman, Ala. Blind Negro singer protests non-arrest   112th arrest

 Slayer Of ‘Rights’ Leader To Face Jury  Murder Indictment Sought Against Killer Of Evers

CROP DAMAGE HEAVY Gulf Hurricane Drives Inland;  Heavy Rain Storms Triggered

TWO-HOUR ORDEAL ‘SEEMED LIKE YEARS’  Boat Flips: Husband Keeps Family of 2 Afloat

Labor Day Beach Riot Puts 50 Kids In Jail   Maryland Youths Arrested For Violating Curfew Law

Policemen Scatter Hundreds ‘At Seaside Resort Beaches   FSTIVMATFS VARY

To Convert Limestone Mine... . = Onvert fimestone Mine...  Shannon Will Design Underground Project

To Convert Limestone Mine . . .  Shannon Will Design Underground Project

Taxmen Vote Stiffer Rules On Dividends   House Committee Pushes Work On Biq Revision Bill

Propose Stiffer Rules On Dividend Taxation   House Committee Ends Work On Bill Aimed At Tax Slash

Dividend Taxation Rules Change Approved by Grouy   Senate Finance Group Approves House Bill Pegceinge Limit on Deb

Armed Troops In Birmingham   Governor of Alabama Issues Call For 250 Riot-Trained Patrolmen

State Police: Form Barrier Dividing City.  “1000 Officers ity ~ To Keép Peace As _Mediators Work

Order Given To Back Up City Police   King Says Negro Protests Slated Ty Re Tnereacead

Troopers Tc Help Police In Alabama  Birmingham In 7th Day Of Racial Demonstrations

OC  Something Big Being Plannec On Birmingham, Powell Says   Alabama Governor Sends Troopers to Birmingham

JFK Calls On Both Sides To. Solve Problem  Eight Persons Hurt As Police, Negroes Rattle Around City

MORE UNITS WITH HORSES IN RESERVE   Governor Sends Special Forces To Trouble Site

‘Something Big Will Break’ In Dixie City, Powell Says Robert Kennedy Told Him

Powell Hints Break Coming In Birmingham  Kennedy May Give   Kennedy May Give Details at Press Conference Today

Riot Police Reinforced   ot Police Reinforced  State Troopers To birmingham

Mass Demonstrations ia , Troopers Aid Police In Birmingham Battle

Negro Chiefs Call  Birmingham Truce   24 Hours To Reach  Agreement TEK Gratified:

Patrolmen Go to Aid Policemen  Gov. Wallace Sends Troops to Birmingham

Try for biracial agreement  Negro leaders suspend massive demonstrations

Negroes Push Demonstrations  Integration Leaders  * Ti See < Ge 3 8 Pek: reer ean   Integration Leaders Pledge New Displays

White House Keeps Watch On Situation  Negroes Overwhelm Local Police; 11 Injured In New Demonstrations

SENDS 575 ARMED MEN   Negroes Continue Drive In Face Of Show Of Force; Washington Hints “Something  la“

Negroes Push Demonstrations   Integration Leaders Pledge New Displays

wero. DEMONSTRATIONS: CONTINUE  5 tate Troopers Arrive In Troubled Birmingham

Says:Negro Congressman Powell   “Something Big About To Happen In Birmingham’

Heavily Armed Troopers Sent To Birmingham    This fs Why They Are De rte rrminc  Birmin ham, In Deep South , Represents Complete Breakthrough For lategrationists

Police Face More Negro  Marchers  All Kinds of Weapons Ready To Be Used

1OPE FOR LOCAL SOLUTION Administration Keeps Vigil On Race Situation In Birmingham

Heavily-Armed Troopers to Help City Officers Try to Control Negroes’ Massive Desegregation Demonctratione

STATE TROOPS IN BIRMINGHAM FOR RACE RIOT   GOVERNOR ORDERS 250 RIOT-TRAINED PATROLMEN THERE

Heavily Armed Highway Patrolmen Swarm Into City  Birmingham Police Get Reinforcements

NEW DISORDERS FLARE AT CITY INTERSECTIONS   Demonstrations Rated Largest Since Civil Rights Was Issue   COLORED CHILDREN  BEG FOR ARRESTS

‘Alabama Racial Strife:  Heavily Armed State Police Set to Meet Demonstrators

Heavily Armed Force Ordered In By Governor   Safety Director Says Total Is 575 Troopers

The Weather   Unemployment Pinpointed As Chief Problem  Idle Rate Inc a ~ : Plea Fr om JFA

Unemployment Pinpoinfed as Chief Problem   Idle Rate Increase Brings Pleas from JFK, Labor Agency Aide

Jobless Rate Big Problem   JFK Warns Unemployment Rate May Increase to 7 Per Cent in U.S. by 1967

PPLALL ELAR ERE DELL PAA LEO ER  Newsmen Given Lesson in) Area  OF Equal Rights

Traffie Toll   NOT SO, EXILE GROUPS REPLY  US. Says Soviets Thin Cuba Force

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Cuban Forees Replacing Soviets  * * x * * * * * * * * * * * * *  U.S. Officials Sav Red Forres’ Thinning Ov Pon Carhies

Red. Rally Called Off  in Brazil:   State Governor Defies Government!

Deputies Told About Switch By Premier  Polaris Craft Will Not Be  Rmanst Pi,eun

italy To Get Polaris Missiles  Fanfani Expected To Wir Easy Vote Of Confidence

Kennedy Can Be Beaten Savs Ren Gerald Ford   Fisenhower ‘Unclear’ About Goldwater: Senator Replies

A Marine Authority Advises— Dont Confuse Salp With A Sea Serpent

‘U.S. Accusation BARNES HSE ol SOME ARH ERR RSNA   ‘Says Russia Trying To Make Change

U.S. Works Triple-Play In Satellites  Will Scan Outer  itemise Eland

Orbit 2nd Nuclear Sky Sentry   Joins American Sneak Atomic Blast Detectors

140-Mile Wind And Torrential Rains Batter Port Au Prince; Mav Hit Cuha

lorrential Rains Halt All Business   Red Cross Alerted; Shift Makes Florida Fee! More Secure

Hurricane Smashes Into Hait   Torrential Rains Halt Business In Island's Capital

‘Our Navy Base In Cuba in Path Of Wild Storm  140 m.p.h. Winds  And Torrential Diavan kt awe me

Directly In Path Of Stor   Haiti Lashed In Battle With Hurricane Flora

HAITI LASHE BY HURRICANE, HEAVY RAINS   More Severe Damage May Come During Early Morning   NAVY BASE IN PATH OF RAGING ‘FLORA

Goldwater s Made Target Of Much Abuse   Letters, Telegrams Assail Senctor Afte: Kennedy's Murder

Goldwater Reassessing  His Plans  Tyan Dane Danner   Has Been Receiving Abusive. Letters Since JFK Death

An Outpouring of Invective—  Barry Is 'Stunned’ At Numbe: Of Abusive Letters to Him

Meant What He Said—   Attacks Stun Goldwater: Reassesses His Future

Chinese Reds Accuse Russ Of Running Out On Bomb Aid Promise   U.S. Officials Skeptical As Peking Releases New Charges At Moscow

China, Russia In Nuclear Tiff   Khrush Backed Out On 1959 Promise Of Weapons, Technique, Chinese Vow

Blast Reveals Probable Root Of Dissension Between Two Red Nations

Say Russia Renegs On A-Promise   Agreement To Share Nuclear Weapons, ~ Kinow-How Scrapped.

‘ADVICE FROM SCIENTISTS ‘More Efforts Needed To Detect Space Life’

Scientists Ask For More Emphasis On Search For Life Beyond Earth

TEMPEBERATIi Ret   TOP SCIENTISTS SAY MARS LIKELY SPOT FOR EXAMINATION  Search For Planet Life Urged

More Bans Are Imposed in Drought   Recreation Lands Closed As Fires Burn Or Threaten

Eastern Woodlands Closed   Excessive Dryness Of Woods And Grass Becomes Biq Hazard

Expresses a Dim View of Politics At GOP Meeting   Session a Kickoff For ‘64 Campaign?

Teen-ager Tells of Killing Parents—  The Perfect Crime: How It Backtired

SEVEN-POINT ‘SHOOTING’ SCRIPT ‘Teen-Ager Caught in ‘Perfect  Crime’ in Murder of Parents

Planned for Eight Years  Youth Kills Parents, Muffs Perfect Crime

Miss Universe Winners   U.S. To Strengthen Bosclasena Xie Defense

Defiant Union Prolongs N.Y. Paper Strike  Engravers Refuse   Engravers Refuse To Sign Contract With Publishers

Newspaper Strike Continues.     Shock, Disbelief Rampant As Union Turns Down Pact

ME KK RK ee KO OK He ee ee ke ee eK KK Ke eK KK HK Ke OK KK ke Ke KK KK KH Mere 41 Dissenters:  NY News Strike Solution Stymied

Meredith Open Letter Challenge To University of Mississippi Students

2 Canton Mer Are killed In  Fiery Crash   2-Tanker Rig And Snowplow Collide In Stark County

North Koreans Hurl Barrage Of Charges   ... AGAINST U.N. COMMANC

OUT OUT OF THIS (WINTER) WORLD Alma Mystery: ‘Case Of Restless Reptiles’

Professors Puzzled  I1-Foot Python, Native to India, \Found Frozen to Death in State

Mansfield Admits 4 Yank  Fliers Died In Invasion   lVANKS TRAINED CUBANS

Boxing Title Bout Postponed   Acknowledges Dirksen Report On Cuba Deaths

4, Americans Killed in  Bay of Pigs  Demo Confirms  Claim by GOP

Death Of Yank Pilots Confirmed   Dirksen Gets No Argument From Democrats

Cuba Denies its MIGs Fired On Shrimp Boat, Countercharges U.S. Jets Machine-Gunned Its Territory, Endangered Personnel

Mansfield Reports     Four U.S. Fliers Killed  In Cuban Invasion Try

Sen. Mansfield Says Volunteers Died in Invasion  Confirms Dirksen Report on Fliers; Versions Differ

Details Told Of Loss At Bay Of Pigs   Mansfield Savs Americans Flew As Volunteers

Admits Fou Americans Lost Lives  Admission Is Made By Sen. Mansfield

Pilots’ Deaths Acknowledged By Mansfield   Democratic Leader Says American Fliers Volunteered for Dutv

Dirksen Gets No Argument From Mansfield On Charge U. S. Fliers. Killed In Invasion   Cuba Denies Its Planes Had Fired On. U.S. Shrimp Boat

Castro Countercharges Shrimp Boat Deal With Story of U.S. Attack

4 Americans Killed in Bay Of Pigs Raid   Mansfield Confirms  Loss; Castro Denies MIGs Fired on Ship

Republican Statement  Backed Up   Fliers Replaced’ : Exhausted Cubans

Mansfield: Four Were Volunteers  Bay of Pigs Facts Cvershadow Latest Denial by Castro

Admitted By Mansfield ‘(American Fliers Were  Killed At Bay Of Pigs

Four American Pilots Killed in Cuba in 1961  Invasion Fliers   Invasion Fliers Volunteered Say Oriainal Reports

Mansfield Acrees Four Yanks Died   No Argument With Dirksen On Charge Of Cuba Invasion

CONFIRM FOUR AMERICANS IN INVASION TOLL   Senate’s Dem Leader Says Fliers Were Only Volunteers   HAD BEEN EMPLOYED FOR PILOT TRAINING

4 U. S. Volunteers Died in Attempt to Invade Cuba in ‘61   Sen. Mansfield Verifies Findings Aired by Dirksen

CIVILIANS DIE MAKING PLANE TRIP   U. S. Skeptical As Castro Denies Firing On Boat

Sen. Mansfield Admits 4 Fliers Died in Invasion  Senator Dirksen Get:

Dirksen gets no argument on charge —   Castro says U.S. planes strafed Cuban territory

4 Lost Their Lives —  Mansfield Says American Fliers Offered to Fly  Combat in Cuban Invasion

Mills‘ Joy Turns to Gloom .   Newest Cuban Note Labeled  Propaganda

Castro Says Oil Workers Raid Target   Mansfield Admits Four U. 5. Civitians Killed In Invasion

Demo Leader Acknowledges Four U.S. Fliers Killed During Cuban Invasion

PILOT'S DEATHS ACKNOWLEDGED BY MANSFIELD  - NO ARGUMENT ON   NO ARGUMENT ON STATEMENT MADE BY SEN. DIRKSEN

Mansfield agrees four Americans lost lives in Bay ,of Pigs invasion

Dirksen To Publish Facts Found   As Expected, Cuba Formally Denies Firing On Shrimper

Sen. Mansfield Acknowledges U.S. Casualties   Agrees With Sen. Dirksen That Four Killed During Cuban Invasion

Sen. Manstield Says 2 Four American Volunteers Lost Lives In Volunteer Cuban Invasion Flights

No Argument That 4 U. S. Airmen Died  Mansfield Expands On Dirksen’s Expose

BAY OF PIGS INVASION  Manstield Confirms Four US Pilots Died In Cuba Fiasco

Death of Four U.S. Fliers In CubaConfirmec   Mansfield Admits Airmen Shot Dowr In Futile Invasion

DIRKSEN GETS NO ARGUMENT Mansfield Acknowledges 4 _AF Pilots Shot in Invasion

MANSFIELD ADMITS FOUR YANKS KILLED   U. S. Fliers Volunteered For Bay Of Pigs Battle; Cuba Denies Firing On Boat.

Four U.S. Pilots Died  In Invasion   Mansfield Says Several American Volunteers Flew Combat Missions

Legislature Meets at Noon To Take Action’ That Would Tip Scales for Years

Reapportion Issue to Take Three Weeks   Much Discussion by Early Arrivals Over Successor to Johnsor

How It Wuz  NEAR ALL-DAY RAIN SUNDAY BRINGS — WELCOME 120 INCHUrS

How It Wuz  NEAR ALL-DAY RAIN SUNDAY BRINGS —  Art?) FPP RA eT 4 AM LR Le

No License Tag? It Happens   Gov. Helps Clarify  Sales Tax Confusion

Eight Lost InCrash Of Airliner   Plane, Hits Dike On Kansas City Landing Bursts Into Flame

TALKS NEAR COLLAPSE  AALKS NEAR COLLAPSE France Tries To Torpedo Britain’s Market Hopes.

Five Injured im Evasive Action —— eee  Air Force Pro hes Near Crash

Good Mornine!   Airliner, Jet Nearly Collide   Five Passengers Are Injured In Dive

Septic Tank May Yield Third Toddlers’ Bodies Discovered At Deserted Mountain Resort

Says Latin America Is World's Danger Spot   IFK in Another Plug for Alliance for Proaress.

KERNER CLAIMS NO NEW TAXES   STATEMENT IS SURPRISE IN VIEW OF FUNDS ASKED

Secretary In Offawa For Meeting   NATO Differences . Admitted; Solution Of Problems Foreseen

Good grief! Lucy is actually Fascist Italian Communist says of “Peanuts”

» Bucks’ Answer: Conservation District  cpannoncnieieda maa ieeedeeeaedo  ‘Top Soil Dwindles Since Penn’s Davs

You'll Find   Wore Nature Blows its Topsoil  Conservation District Keeps Land From Going Down Drain

Zucks’ Answer: Conservation District  Top Soil Dwindles Since Penn’s Days

Rescuers Get No Response to Signals  Drill Opens Chamber Where Miner Is Believed Trapped

Bova Fails to Answer  \12-Inch Shaft Drilled In ‘Search for Third Miner

‘Drill Down 305 Feet ‘Hello, Lou,’ Rescuer Shouts  N o Answer From Mine Depths

 Drill Reaches: Chamber Rescuers Get No Answer from Missing Miner

Most Trade In 26 Years   Tax Slash, Stock Rally Credited For Sharp Gain

Republican Darkhorse Possibility   Goldwater Foes Piume Up Votes

Goldwater Is Regarded As Leading Contender   Reckefeller’s New York

GOPs Looking For Darkhorse In 1964 Race   Many Appear Wary About Goldwater’s Candidacy for Post

‘Possibility Of Darkhorse Contender ‘Looms For Republican Nomination; Some Wary Of Goldwater Candidacy.

Monks Call Food Strike In Viet Nam   MOVE MAY LET DARKHORSE SLIP IN  Republicans Bunch Votes To Halt Goldwater Nominatior

Some Plan To Launch Darkhorse  10 States Piline Ur   10 States Piling Up Convention Votes For Favorite Sons -

{0 States Seen Likely fo Name Favorife Sons  Delegations  Uncommitted Vn fOandidntkas

Peking, Russia Conclude Talks  Plan To Re-Open Discussion Over Ideology Later

TALKS A FLOP Chinese and Soviet Union to try again ‘atlater date’

“Some time later’ on ideological dispute  Red China-Soviets agree to meet again

Red China, Soviet Plan New Parley  Hope to Find Solution to Ritter Dienute

Soviet Union, China Plan Later Talks   Joint Announcemen! Made As Meeting Ends In Moscow

WILL MEET LATER!  Talk Recess Widens Chasm Between Soviet, Red China

Two Nations in Agreement to A Later Meeting  To Make New Try To Settle Issues

Red Chinese. Soviets See Future Meet  May Make New Try al Accord  wart rr sear ce

riora $s Epic of Vevasrarion  tows Hurricane Grew From ‘Nothing to Record Storm

Story Of History’ - Worst Hurricane  rr.) .  a... ee fe 8 ee nt Ee ne Ee etn Te Bo eee nw EP a ee   Flora Was Bigger, And Killed More People, Than Any Other Recorded Storm

Most Deadly Atlantic Storm Hurricane Flora Takes Her Place in History

RAPS WAY PROBE IS CONDUCTED   McClellan Denies Any Intent To Stir Resentment

As Racial Tension Increases  Chicagoans On Tinder Box   The following is the third ima series of five dispatches by United Press International on racial problems in key northern cities.

Court Dismisses Integration Suit   Chicagoans Sitting On Racial Bonfire

Give Approval To New Concept In State Aid  To Hospitals, Other Measures

Wileat Farmers Will Have Their Say Sa" Tuesday   Will Ballot On Whether They Want Stricter Controle

In U.S. Tuesday     Nearly 1,800,000 Farmers To Cast Wheat Ballots

‘Little farmer’ holds outcome  ESTIMATED 1.8 MILLION WHEAT CDW ERC TH VATE Arar MRramanare

Nation’s Wheat Farmers ‘To Vote Tuesday Whether They Want More Controls

Vote To Fix Controls On °64. Wheat   1.8 Million U.S. Farmers Expected To Cast Ballots

Gantt to Enter Clemson - Police Guard Campus   State Last In Nation to Integrate Its Public Schools; No Vios lence Expected.

Police Patrol Clemson   South Carolina Acts To See That Negro Is Admitted Quietly

Last State to Lower Racial Barriers     Gantt Due to Enroll at Clemson

But police are there  Clemson quiet as day for Gantt’s admission arrives

Rail Accord Without New Law Is Urged  Hearing Recessed To Permit Renewal Of Negotiations

Unions Object To Kennedy Plan Of Using 1.C.C.   ri he Holds Up Hearings for New Negotiation

eas texas burglar Cot Lontesses After nlesses Atter Escaping  WealthyOilman’ s Wife Murdered

Atlantic Collision   AUIAaNtiC GOTISION Crewmen Fight To Save Tanker

1St. Joseph’s College  Graduation Today For 86;  Honors Presented Tuesday

Though Differences Evident:  Nikita, Tito Aver They’re In Harmony

WASHINGTON (UPD— President Kennedy said yesterday he hoped to visit Communist-encircied Berlin during his trip to West Germany later this year.

Says 3,000 Troops Left Cuba  President Voices Hope of Making Berlin Visit

Federal Aid to Schools  24- Point, $1.2 Billion Program Asked for Omnibus Education Plan

No provision for parochial, private school  Kennedy places no price tag on 4-vear proaqram

Federal Aid To Education Asked By JFK; Starting Cost Put At $1.2 Billion

Sends Program To Congress Kennedy Seeking $1.2 Billion For Aid To Education

$1.2 billion is sought Tor aid to education  annuands Lalla fNanmmrvann ha naada thak mualk   Kennedy tells Congress he needs that much to get his 24-point program off the ground

- Congress Gets 24-Po int Program  President Asks $1.2 Billion For Aid To Education

$1.2 BILLION TO GET PROGRAM STARTED  Kennedy Asks Congress For Aid To Education

Church-State Issue Stilled   Loans and Grants Dominate JFK’s Federal Aid to Education Program

Congress Given Education Plan Today by JFK  $1.2 Billion Asked To Start Program

13 New Programs, Broader 11 Existing U. S. Setups Included in His Proposals

TEMPERATURE            Kennedy Sends Congress A24-Point Program For Educational Aid Today

Sends Congress 24-Point Program   His Proposals Make No Provisions for Aid to Private, Parochial Schools

Again Ignores Parochial Schools Kennedy Sends To Congress Plan For Massive Aid To Education

NO PRICE TAG ON FULL SETUP OVER 4 YEARS   Help for Private arid Parochial Schools Oritted as Before   24.POINT PROCRAM   system of Granta and Loans Called Vital to ‘Security of Nation’

Semuaran to ‘Aid Education  Plan Realistic in Terms of Cost, Essential  Security

Revamped Bill Sent  ‘Congress   Kennedy Sought Fo Eliminate Objections

Covers 13 New, Il Old Points  $1.2 Billion Urged To Get It Rolling

Congress Gels New JFK Setup For School Aid   Four-Year Basis Urged in Latest Assistance Plan

JFK SUBMITS PLAN FOR AlD TO EDUCATION   Asks $1.2 Billion On Student Loans, Teacher Pay, Student Jobs; Nothing For Church Schools.

24-Point Program Offered Congress   Includes Long-Range Pr oposals For School Building Projects And Loans To College Students

Education Aid Plan Sent To Congress   No Direct Aid In Proposals

Private, Parochial Schools Exeluded  24-Point Program Includes 72 Now. VW] Existinge-Ttems

Church School Aid Omitted  Kennedy Offers 24-Point Education Program

Light Snow Likely   Congress Gets 24-Point Program  Kennedy Asks $1.2 Billion For Education Aid Plan

Kennedy Asking $1.2 Billion Aid For Education  “24 Point Message fs Given Congress

Kennedy Outlines $1.2 Billion Program  Education Aid Bill Presented

KENNEDY ASKS b1.2 BILLION FEDERAL AID   OMNIBUS MEASURE INCLUDES 13 NEW, 11 OLD PROGRAMS

ROCHIAL CHOOLS NOT INCLUDED   Complex System, Grants And Worl Projects Listed

Asks $1.2 Billion to Start It; No Provisions for Private Schools—  Kennedy Submits 24-Point Education Aid Plan

Kennedy Asks $1.2 Billion to Start Federal Aid to Education Program

No Provision Made For Assistance To Private Or Parochial Schools

Federal Aid. Plans Given  To Congress   No Provision For Private, Parochial Schools Included

Education Bill Handed  To Congress 24-Point Aid Plan Presented By Kennedy  nn. DW LUArCRAICICTYT

Private schools not included  JFK asks $1.2 billion for aid to education measures

Kennedy Asks $1.2 Billion Federal Aid To Education; Offers 24-Point Program

Education Help Plan Submitter   JFK Asks $1.2 Billior To Start It; Private Schools Omitted

No Direct Private, Parochial School Funds Requested— President Submits 24-Point, $1.2 Billion Education Plan

Kennedy Submits $1.2 Billion Education Plan  Includes 13 New And 11 Expanded Aid Programs

WHERE TO FIND IT   $1.2 BILLION TO GET IT STARTED Federal Aid-To-Education Bill Sent To Congress By President

Congress Giver Education Plan Today by JFK   $1.2 Billion Asked To Start Program Labeled as Vital

24 Projects. Proposed for Four Years   Congress Asked for $1.2:Billion ta Launch Procram

President Presents Aid To Education ‘Program  a 2D 6hUheemlmlt~tS™W “2 * Wanepwpse ree ru   24-Point Plan Asks $1.2 Billion To Start, Makes Concession To Ease Church - State Furo

Education Aid Plan Proposed   President Asks 24-Point Program, $1.2 Billion to Get It Launched

JFK Outlines Program For Federal Education Aid Seeks $1.2 Billion Start

} Kennedy Asks $1.2 Billion To Get His Aid: To Education Program Started

$1.2 BILLION JUST TO GET IT STARTED Congress Gets JFK's Aid-to-Education Bill

President Asks 1.2 Billion Dollars In Federal Aid To Education Program

Views Differ  GOP, Dems Ideas on Legislature’s Work Are Opposite

TEXAS RANCHERS QUIT Picins Storm Faiis to Relieve Drought      Viet Army Commander Offer: $3,000 for Rescue of 3 Yanks

Two officers, sergeant, missing   S. Viet Nam’s commander offers $3,000 reward

Post Reward For Captured Americans  $3,000 Offered By South Viet Nam Commander

IS AMONG MISSING   Extended Search Fails To Locate Significant Clues

So Sorry, Nature Won't Cooperate on Orange Grass, Back to Old Color

Rainfall Totals 84 of an Inch By Midmorning  More Moisture s   More Moisture Is Predicted Tonight And Early Saturday

Rainfall Totals 84 of an Inch By Midmorning   More Moisture Is Predicted Tonight And Early Saturday

Fair Tonight   Rusk Tells NATO Unit Solidarity a Necessity; Spikes Commie Rumors

Russia May Have Possibly Ordered Berlin Barrier  Opened: Long-Range Political Significance Ky ed

Its Psychological Grimness Now Lost _  Did Russians Order E. Berlin To Open Up The Hated Wall?

Did Russia Order Action? ... Christmas Hole Knocked In Berlin Wall Will Destroy Psychological Significance

Impending Birth of Kennedy Baby Cuts Into Travel Plans   State Visit to ltaly Will Be Changed to a Workina Macatnea.

Act May Save Mail Delivery On Saturdays   Senate Committee Restores Funds Chopped By House

Staley Reeected For 9th Term as NFO President   Hints Holding Action Before Next Summer

Tank Cars Explode at Wreck Site  Many Injured;  Chlorine Fume we, * A

Goldwater Called Best Candidate   Minnesota GOP County Chairmen Expect Him To Win Nomination

FHLBB METHODS CRITICIZED—  1958 Probe Of Alice Savings,  Loan Association Under Fire

First Assignment  Ends With Car in the Mud   SPY IN THE   SECOND OF A SERIES

Speaks to rain-soaked crowd JFK jcins W. Virginia centennial celebration

House Advances Weights Bill Traffic Safety Proposals Draw Opposition in Senate

Early Mailing Is Key To Guaranteed Delivery Before Christmas Says P. M.

Navy Probes Sub Designs   Underwater TV Readied if Thresher Halk Faun

Navy Plans New Study Of Thresher Type Craft   Youngster Will Have to Wait  Charlie Wanted to Be a Pilot

Structural Design Study Of Thresher Subs Begins  YI Maro Attack Suphe Plannod

TV Look . at Sunken  Hulk Set   “Prabe Pushed  on Disaster Cause

Underwater Television May Be Used to Scan Sunken Nuclear Sub; Still Trying to Locate It.

Navy Secretary Believes Total Ot 8 Needed; Check To Be Outside Probe

Navy To Construct More Attack Subs, But Structural Desian Will Be Studied

Navy plans to build 22 more subs like Thresher   Pramnt nayvment   Cite<e evidence

Structural Design Will Get Study   Methodical Probe Into Sinking Will Be Pushed

More Debris Found from Lost Thresher Search Goes on To Pinpoint the Sunken Hulk

Study of Thresher Type Sub Started   Navy Intends to Continue Building 22 More Vessels

State Is Dealt Worst Weather Punch of Year   No Deaths but 2 Severely Injured

Business Establishment Plan Amended  Panel OK's Limited Form Of Accommadations Bill

Part of Rights Bill Approved   Public Accommodations Measure Is Okayed by Senate Committee

IN COMMITTEE  Public Accommodations Measure Gets Approval      SEES MORE BENEFITS FOR CONSUMERS  Top U.S. Economist Predicts Country Will Hit $600 Billion Early Next Year   Kennedy May Want More Support For Wheat Sales   SEC’‘Y TO DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY  FBI Probes Resigned Official's Aftairs

lowa Federation of Labor session cutines efforts to beat Shaff plan

Rhodes’ Bill to Reorganize Natural Resources Bureau Voted by House

News ‘Briefing Idea Abandoned After Breaches  President Used ‘High Authority’ Source Method

Kennedy to Forego Semi-Secret Briefings  Background’ Conference Backfires

Backgrounc Briefings Now Dead   Kennedy To Halt ‘Off-Record’ Talks With Newsmen

FEW MOURNERS ‘Backgrounders’  To Be No More   FLORIDA CONFERENCE

Kennedy May Drop Background Talks  2 British Papers Quote Him   2 British Papers Quote Him In Violation of Secrecy Rule

Background Briefing Idea Seems Dead  Newsmen Unlikely  ree a @& st   Newsmen Unlikely To Mourn; Quotes  Kick Up Rumpus

Press Will Use Quotes In Future  British Treatment Brings on Change

Vigorous U.S. Leadership May Rub Allies Wrong Way   BRITISH NEWSMEN SPILL THE BEANS JFK's News Briefings Stir Big Rumpus

After British newsmen ignore rules  Background briefingmay be thing of past

Colonel Calls  Move Improvident   Signed Challenge To TFX Evaluction

S H A R P C O N TR A ST TO F  RST SSRIs  Oo eet et ste. *.*.*.0. 6.8 2 #60 ce e's Pe ae I Ie a a oe Se SO a I I Ht a  Second Negro Enters ‘Becalmed ‘Ole Mice’

vext Lo JFK, LBJ  School Janitor  Is Highest Paid. Public Employe

Japan’‘s entry into Bering Sea  JFK pledges good ,hard look at Tokyo fish agreement

Only  6  Days to ‘Victory Over  Polio’   Ferris Wheel Kills Five

5S Nations Boycott French CM Meeting In Reply to Veto   JFK, De Gaulle  Battle Looming

In 8 Hours, 35 Minutes Jet Sets Record In Nonstop Flight From Japan To Englanc

U.S. Jet Bomber Sets Flight Record   Makes 8,028-Mile Nonstop Journey From Japan To England In 8 Hours, 35 Minutes

B58 Averages 938 MPH — Japan-to-England Flight Made in 8 Hours, 35 Min.

Algerians For Moroccan War   U.S. Jet Flies Japan To England in 8 Hours

From Tokyo To London In 8% Hours   Plane Averages 938 M.P.H. on Trip Of 8028 Miles

LAWYERS FOR INDIGENT Harlan Charges Supreme Court Colleagues Ducking Question

~ Say Secrétary Mis-States Figures Pr obers Suspect Favoritism In Air Force Plane Contract

Understated, says investigator  Figures of savings on plane built by Boeing questioned

Zuckert Hit Tn Probe Of Plane Pact   Investigator Says Government Lost  $29.9 Million On TEX

More Errors Uncovered In TFX Probe   Millions Could Have Been Saved

Claims AF Overspent $61 Million   Probe Reports Low Bid Didn't Bring Contract

Blast Knocks Out One-Sixth Of Oil,  rire . . Bg Triggers Big Fire

30,000 Red Troops Still On Cuban Soil   Secret Soviet Bases tn Latin America. Also, Witness Says

Former Senate President Claims Soviet Has Bases In Latin America

Exiled Leader Says 30,000  Russ on Island  Dr. de Varona Claims Soviets Have Secret Latin America Bases

U.S. Told Of ‘Secret Red Bases’   ‘Empty’ USSR Ships En Route To Island

Says Many More Than 17,000 Troops There, Maybe as Many As 26.000

Exile Asks US-led Invasion   DeVarona Say - 30,000 Soviets — Still in Cuba

Calls For Invasion  Of Cuba   Dr. deVarona Says More Than 17,000 Red Troops Present

EXILE LEADER URGES U.S. 10 INVADE CUBA   Tells Committee Nearly 36,000 Russ Troops May Be On Isle   SAYS SECRET BASES ALSO IN 5. AMERICA

Calls For US.Led  Invasion  Red Bases Said Now In Paraguay, Jungle Of Brazil

Exile Leader Testifies  U.S. Underestimating Reds in Cuba, Charae

Anti-Featherbedding hiule Changes Seen In Wake Of Injunction Lifting

NEA Hesitant On Desegregation Steps   Delegates Not So Eager As Leaders To Take Utah Sanctions And Give Aid

Engravers Holding Up NY Presses   Printers Verify New Contract By 3-2 Vote

Photoengravers Contract Delays Publishing Start   Spokesmen Predict   Spokesmen Predict Presses Will Roll Within Few Days

The World Today x*x*kxk xkx*x* xk**x  mM 8b 48   Printers Vote to Accept Contract

NY. Printers Okay Contract By 3:2 Margin   Photoengravers Still on Strike — Work Week Cut Is Biggest  Issue.

On Inside Pages   Engravers Still Balk .. . Printers OK  Gotham Terms

Printers Vote je To End Strike But : Phatcenaravers Prolona Walkout:

3 To 2 Vote Ends 107-Day News Strike   Photoengravers Only Holdouts In Negotiations

One More Union Still Unsatisfied   Photoengravers May Reach Accord In Next Few Days

Freeman Sets May 21 Date for Vote Qn President's 1964 Wheat Proararr

foualitv Not Facet   \ American Woman: The Great Paradoys PAM AMMA LAL ALANA LL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LL ELL LL LL LL LLL! ALLL LE  ‘Equality Is Theory Not Fact In Politics

Ethiopian Says Ties With U. S. Strengthened   Haile Selassie Ends Official U. S. Visit

Ky ruce JFK DiscussesRacia  alesT0Situation, Calls for ak Down American Equality

Birmingham Opens 11th Hour Talks   (More Stories Pages 23 and 25)

Personal Attack On Khrushchev Final Sino- Soviet. ‘Break Seen Near

West Texas Court Says Some Irrigation Costs Deductible From ‘Taxes

Now Water is Mined  Thirsty Nation Alerted To Disappearing Water

Ten Miners Survive Explosion  Gas and Coal Dust Blamed for Mine Blast Fatal to Nine Men

fethane Gas, Coal Dust And Spark!  9 Miners Die In Utah Explosion

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Blame methane gas, coal dust for fatal mine blast

Cause Sought in Mine Blast Fatal To Nine Workers   Explosion Leaves Model Unit ‘Black, Dusty Hell,’ Says Survivo:

NEBRASKA, KANSAS GET BLIZZARD WARNINGS  Maior Storm Batters Southern Rockies

ME OYeEPECEMOEr HLQFTULSe ELE omg  Grandma and Shorty Live a Peaceful Life

Buddhists in South Viet Nam Stage 12-Hour Demonstration   Couple Still Married Despite 60-Year Age Difference

Kennedy Says We Must ‘Be Prepared to Accept More Criticism Abroad’

PRESIDENT SAYS U.S. MUST FACE PRITIISM APT   Can't Please Ail Allies anc ‘Gel More Done,’ Newsmen Told   While Hollse Had Barred Direct Attribution at Time of Briefing

.FTER A FUSS, IT’S ON THE RECORD  Kennedy Sees Foreign Criticism Necessary

Subcommittee Readying A Report on Red Threat Upon Island of Cuba

CUBAN REPORT NEARLY READY TOBE ISSUED   REPORTEDLY WILL BLISTER AGENCIES OF GOVERNMENT

Senate Panel To Issue Its Cuba Report   Troops Are Going Back To Thailand

Say Government Agencies Face Blistering For Evaluation Of inisiticenee Data Last Year

Committee To issue Report On Soviets In Cuba      Expected To Blister Government Aaencies For Not Acting Sooner

Senate Group Plans Report On Cuban Issue   Agencies Are Expected To Draw Blast Because Of Reaction to Troops

Cuba Repor' By Senate May Blister   Slow Action On Intelligence Details Assailed

Committee To Report On Cuba   Senate Group Completes Probe Of Red Buildup

For Underestimating Information... Report On Soviet Buildup To Blast Defense Agents

Cuban Buildup Report Readied  Senate Committee May Hit U.S. Delay

Senate Group fo Report on Cuba  Expected to Blister: Government Agencie:

Senate Group Readies Cuban Buildup Report   Summary Expected To Blister Delays In Action by U.S.

Report Due On  Buildup In Cul In Cuba  * -\ a  U.S.A gencies Soon Criticized For Teton: In doting

Report On Soviet Build-Up In Cuba Expected To Blast Agencies For Slow Actina

Life’ S End  iexilin JUPFER DIES ; UNEXPECTEDLY. MONDAY EN ROCHESTER HOSPITAT,

Life’s End  HERMAN JUFFER DIES UNEXPECTEDLY MONDAY IN ROCHESTER HOSPITAL

Mei we Eeik a  HERMAN JUFFER DIES UNEXPECTEDLY MONDAY IN ROCHESTER HOSPITAL

W ashing elon Target  eee ow en arene. sn veneeaenemiaennnneneecennn nanos  Stiff Demands Made By ‘March’ Leaders

Final Plans Listed for Big March   Leaders Expecting 100,000 Persons In Aug. 28 Parade

Money Deluge Swamps Bank  Bonanza Repository Closes To Count, Tally Millions

Needs Time to Work on the Books  Bank With Too Much Business Forced to Close Temporarily

 World News Briefs Veep of Philippines Quits Secretary Post   May Unveil Jet

Joint Chiefs Assume Russians Will Cheat   Can't Gain Advantage Over U. S. However.

Chiefs Say Russia Will Flout Pact   Assume She Will Try Testing Secretly, Taylor Says   Small Tests

Nuclear Test Ban Treaty —  Gen. Taylor Expects Russians to Cheat

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Missouri: issourt:  Car-Train Crash Claims 5 Lives  One of the Victims Is Six-Weeks-Old Infant

Kennedy, Latin-American Leaders Ain At Significant San Jose Declaration

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Central Americans Join with JFK in Economic Planning   President Says Wall of Dedicated Nations To Cio Uo Around Cathe

Cheering Throng Greets President; ‘Declaration Of San Jose’ Planned

yeifare unity theme  Kennedy receives wild welcome in Costa Rica

CATHEDRAL JAMMED FOR CEREMONIES   Kennedy Pledves Fence Around Castro’s Cuba

‘Declaration of San Jose’   Enthusiastic welcome given U.S. President

Kennedy, Latins in closed talks   Picketing called ‘publicity stunt’

AIMED 10 STE INFILTRATION BY CUBANS   Kennedy, 6 Latin American Leaders Map Strategy  PRESIDENT   Declares Russia Seeks To Extend Its Rule To Continental America

Sees Need To Protect  Countries Seven Chiefc   Seven Chiefs Of State Back In Conference

JFK Tries To Follow Up Triumph   Seeks Meaningful Policy Guidelines Acceptable To U. S., Central Americs

In Costa Rica     Kennedy Attends Services, Confers With Latin Chiefs

‘Declaration Of San Jose’ Being Written   Personal Triumph By JFK Is Noted At Costa Rica Meet

Latins, JFK map policy   U.S, wants to build ‘Wwall’ ground Cuba

Chart Unity, Anti-Castro Steps Kennedy, Latin American Chiefs Draft Declaration

As Guideline On Policies...  JFK, Latin Chiefs Hope To Draft ‘Declaration’

6 Presidents To Draw Up Declaration  JFK, Latin Chiefs Plan Policy Pact

KENNEDY HOPES FOR ANTI-CUBA DECLARATIONS  MEETING TONAY   MEETING TODAY WITH LEADERS OF SIX REPUBLICS

— Court Reform Will Come Slowly —  Legislators May Seek More Road Fund:

Generous Heart Nullified Woman's Effort To Leave World ‘Unknown’

Other M MIG Firing Incidents Went Unannounced: ‘Don't Fire First’ Still Is In Effect

Other Cuban MIG Incidents Reported Off Florida Coast   Reds’ Faces Red Over "Lizard Resurrection’

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Negroes Attack Chicago Police.  Youth: Wounded in® - Buralary Attempt

Cuba Tension Eases  Castro Concedes Error  ProbableIn MIG Incident

Castro Sends Apology For Ship Incident   Hiv And Run Raids By Refagees Still  Canse Of Tension

Refugee Raids Problem Now Facing JFK   Castro Explanation For Passes at Ship Comes as Surprise

Wayne County Memorial Hospita   VISITING HOURS 2—4:30 and 6—8:30 p.m.

Intimidation Probe Requested ....  Seven Men Charged With Interfering With Integration

CONSPIRACY CHARGES  U.S. Grand Jury h indicts  7 in Birmingham Case

STEAMER SLOWS TRUCK   Indict Five For Interference With School Desegregation

Racial Rows Stem Charges  Fields, Three Others Indicted For Actions

U.S. Grand Jury Indicts 7 Men for Race Interference   Linked to Riots In Desegregation of BRlaohema Sehaale.

8 WhiteMen Indicted  In Alabama Disorders  Action Stems From School Incidents  In Birmingham

U.S. indicts ¢ integration Foes in Ala.   Attempt to Bar Negroes From Schools Charaed

Grand Jury Indicts Four At Oxford  flan Walbrne   Gen. Walker Not Included On First List

Interference in Court Orders Charged  Indict 8 Whites in Alabame

Birmingham Jury Indicts Three Searegation Leaders   Thousands Attend Memorial Services for Negro Girls

Indict Three In Probe at Birmingham    Grand Jury Intimidation Reported

FOUR ARE INDICTED FOR ROLE IN DESEGREGATION RIOTING AT MISSISSIPPLUNIVERSITY

Indict Four In Riots At Ole Miss   Federal Panel Holds One As “Pro Agitator”

INTERFERING WITH COURT  Federal Grand Jury Indicts 7 ‘Bama Segregationists

Numerous Counts  Alabama Jury Indicts Eight Men for School Interference

HIMROLDNT RAY TIDES   Jackie’s Sister Is Star of Fabulous Debutante Ball

What's Inside   ROMANCE REPORTED  Divorcee Says Ford ‘Just Good Friend’

Announcement On Soviet Spy Flight Used To Block Any Red Propaganda

 j; erection Noted  U.S. Prevents Propaganda Blow ‘By Announcing Soviet Fly-Over

To ‘Disaraw’ Red Propaganda Soviet Jet Reconnaisance Over U.S. Carriers {s -Tolc

Soviet Planes Trail U. S. Ships..  McNamara Beat Russians To Punch On Jet Report

SEA INCIDENT ON FEB. 22 REVEALED   Say Pentagon Disclosure Spikes Red Propaganda  DEFENSE CHIEF   Reveals Russian Bombers Intercepted And Tailed By American Planes

SAYS REPORT ON SPYING WAS TO BEAT REDS   PENTAGON RELATED RECONNAISSANCE FACTS THURSDAY

Pentagon Seeks To Spike New Red Propaganda   Defense Chief Tells How Soviet Planes Shadow U. S. Fleet

Nuss n jets Observe Carrier  U.S. Disclosure Of Soviet F lights Had Purpose

Overflights: U.S. Disarm:  Weapon for Propaganda  McNamara Beats Soviet to Gun on Carriers. Planes

Red Flights. Reported As  Propaganda   McNamara Says: No Laws Broken By Soviet Planes

Pentagon Reveals Red Jets Flew Over Ships   Cuba Saviat Force Warned

McNamara Explains Incident   Disclosure Beats Russia On Propaganda

Russian Jets Fly Over Four U.S. Carriers   Pentagon’s Report Intended te Counter Reds’ Propaganda

Propaganda Guns Spiked By Report   Eye Vulnerability Of Floating Fields

Action Not Illegal \Soviet Jets F ly Over 1U. S. Carriers At Sea

McNamara Tells Of Red Reconnaissance Word On Soviet Overflights Given To Offset Propaganda

U.S. Not Concerned Over Russian Jets Flying Over Four Aircraft Carriers

Pentagon Makes Disclosure —  Russ Planes Fly Over U.S. Carriers at Sea

Pentagon Tells On Incidents in Atlantic, Pacific  McNamara Seeks to Beat Reds to Punch

Red jet flights over U. S. carriers disclosed to draw stinger from any Soviet propaganda

PROPAGANDA BOMB DEFUSED Russian Planes Fly Over  4 U.S. Carriers At Sea

Question Arises After Spying by Soviet Aircraft  Officials Say Planes Weren't Armed; Had mw? ££, ml

U.S. SOURCES CLAIM  Spy Flights Listed ToShow Reds’ Hand   WAR DIFFFRENT

Soviet Spy Jets Tied To Propaganda  McNamara Sought Tw. Das  os. my 4 en   McNamara Sought To Beat Russia To Punch On Carriers

‘ Need Your Help,’ He Says Johnson Urges Congress  To Get Down To Work

Eloquent Appeal to Nation Johnson Wins Congress Applause But Knows Road Ahead Is Rough

Legislators Look Over Programs   Bellmon Submits Bulk Of Proposals In Four Bills

Bellmon Plan Is Submitted To Legislature   Gavernor’s Program Asks Teachers’ Raise, Economy in Department:

Stake is tow nship  assets   M-L may ask court to halt Mentor spending

MTV DAY OBSERVANCE AT 11 A. M.  MT. V. STORES OPEN  ALL DAY NOV. 11

VETERANS DAY OBSERVANCE AT 11 A. M.  MT. V. STORES OPEN ALL BDAY NOV. IT

BODY OF MURDERED YOUTH RETURNED TO EAS BERLIN AS W. BERLINERS PAY SILENT TRIBUTE

Shooting At Wall Sets Off Protest   Body Of Youth Returned: West Berlin Acts

Youth’s Death Brings Action From W. Berlin  Allies Puzzled   Allies Puzzled By Direct Protest To Communists

— SHOT IN DASH FOR FREEDOM — Return Remains Of   Youth To E. Berlin

Body of Refugee Is Returned to Eas! For Family Burlal   Wae Shot Christmas In Attempt to Go Overt the Berlin Wail

Map Plans On School Dropouts   25 Major Cities Joir Govt. in Battle to Halt the Trend

RETIRING COUNSELLOR, WIFE CLAIM:  Blame Parents for Our Delinquents

Retiring Red Wing Training ‘Boss’ Says In Most Homes Parents ‘Too Good’   WON’T BELIEVE

Parents Mostly To Blame For Delinquents, Says State School Counsellor

Marriage Rule. Change Is Asker  Cardinal and Abbot  nrmaemamii Du rmanrna

BREATH TEST VOTE DELAYED  85-Cent Wage Enacted: Anti-Plane Bill Favored

Sipple Is Vice Commander  'Legion Votes to Seek Ouster lof Fidel: Elects Minnesotan

Legion Calls For Cuba Move  Ouster Of Castro Put On List Of Objective:

U.N. Mission InS. Viet Nam Looks for Facts   Spurns Sight-Seeing Itinerary Mapped Out by Government

Probers Spurn Diem Itinerary   Mission Wants To  Get Pisst Jand  CR AARP TF OS hUulCUrP Re Le

Home Promises Peace To Voters   UN Probers Reject Diem’s Otier Of Buddhist-Less Sight-Seeing

To Investicate Other Side of Saigon Crisis   Delegates Confer On Study Course

UN Investigators Spurn Diem Tour  No Contact Provided With Jailed Leaders

nnn meen ne n— A LL ELON A Ae AO NTT AONE OCR CITE A AES ‘Atel trang a ERA al te tirana  Romney Dismissed As Defendant

More Sewer  Bonds Pass  Than Before Work Being Done  In Clean Water  Fiat. Mas £ alam

Loss Estimated at $6,000 $500 Reward Is Offerec In Jewelry Shop Burglary

Witness In Vice Trial... . Fairbanks Denies Charge Made By London Call Gir!

Ward Witness Says She Lied  Another Girl Admits Punishing Fairbanks

Ward Trial Witness Tells Of Threats   Feared Loss Of Baby, Sister

Mob Threatens  Police Station   Dog-Loving Children Stage Protest March On City Hall At Troy, Ohio

West Awaits Nikita Attitude In Hush Talks   Could Cause Red — Split; Draw Closer To Western Powers

FINAL SPLIT SPECULATED  Expected New West Ties: 7 May Deepen K- China Ritt:

IN MOSCOW Cold War Clue Seen  For Talks   WO RETS VERT   STRATE (.Y SPT

IN SECRET TALKS  Envoys Hope to Learn If K Has Softened Toward Wes?

Russia s Next Act Pondered   West Hopes To Find Clues On Relationship

East-West Relations May Enter New Era  I mpending Moscow Talks Among   [mpending Moscow Talks Among Vost Important Of Cold War

Exiled Leader Makes Charges   News Index   JFK Refuses To Explain Why Cuban Refugees Are Trained By U. S.

Britain Reels Under A Third Winter Storm   12-Day Siege Has Taken 855 Lives Across Europe

CRITICIZED RHODES? Probation, Parole Bureau Director Suspended Week

Young Denies Rumor About Envoy Post   Senator Declines To Indicate Plans On New Term Bid

Mi ake Way For Glenn? Y oung lenores Repor t Of Addliatibiiasidl Job

AA aade Me TTI abe TP     Venezuelan Airliner Hijackers Arrested

Berkeley hatirDiowiadelion Ordinance — Bay C ity Vetoes Housing Rules

Anything Can Happen, Usually Does - -   ball te  Mee verry **s Wwe id  vv  x * * x wee xk  Tall Tales And Irish Fun

Anything Can Happen, Usually Does - -  "8.98 x * * x~**  Tall Tales And Irish Fun

FACTS MADE PORTION OF PANEL DATA   Full Quarantine Of Castro Urged By Latin America

U.S. DAUKS ULAILVE  Reds Infiltrating Brazilian Rule, Says Diplomat

Dallas On Trial By Own People   They Blame Own City   Three Treated Violently

Freighter And Tanker Collide 10 Miles Off Cape Cod Canal; Try To Separate Burning Craft

Freighter and Tanker Locked After Crash   Burning 10 Miles Off South Entry to Cane Cod Canal

Ships Collide in Haze, One Afire  Crew of One Vessel Transférred to Other

Both Ships Burst Into Flames; Crewmen Are Evacuated; Five Injured

Two Vessels Catch Afire After Crash   Only One Injured In Collision Of Freighter, Tanker

Blaze Follows Ship Collision  Only One Seaman   Only One Seaman ls Reported Hurt

None Killed, Fire Breaks Out Freighter, Oil Tanker Collide Off Cape Cod

lire Rages On Tanker In Collision   Freighter Locked To Burning Ship At Canal Entrance

Ships Crash, Are Locked,  One Burns   Crews Evacuated, D> Injured, Off Cape Canal

Freighter And Tanker Lock: Fire Fought   Tanker Sinking; Crews Transferred Only One Injured

Reports Say Crews Both. Ships Safe    Vessels Are Locked “In Furious Flames; One Man Injured

EN he? INI YEO ELO Se eine os  Freighter, Tanker Collide, Coast Guard Saves Crews

Tankers Crew Abandons Ship   Coast Guard Mounts Extensive Rescue Effort Off Cape Cod

Tanker Reported Sinking  Ships Ablaze After Collision Off Cape Cod

Cutter Tries To Separate Two Vessels  Crew Of 15 To 20 Taken Off Tanker

Norwegian Craff, Coastal Tanker Hit; Coast Guard Fighting Fire On Ships

Larger Ship Sinks in Fog Near Quebec   17 Crewmen Rescued From St. Lawrence

Fear 30 Dead as Ship Sinks  Jor finthiaot nn   In Collision Near Quebec

How It Wuz  THAWING UNDERWAY FOR FIRST TIME IN THREE WEEKS  But Expect Relapse * * — Predict Cold Wave And Blowina Snow

How It Wuz  THAWING UNDERWAY FOR FIRST TIME IN THREE WEEKS  But Expect Relapse — Predict Cold Wave  Ans Biaswstanw Canc

How it Wuz  THAWING UNDERWAY FOR FIRST TIME IN THREE WEEKS  But Expect Relapse — Predict Cold Wave

Would Eliminate Surprise Attack Dangers —  Rusk Says U.S. Considers New Soviet Pact

Providing no cut in forces is demanded  Rusk rejects Red  China’ s call for  — ii ee ie a ee

Rusk Sees Possibility Of Agreement To Reduce Danger Of Surprise Attack

Rusk Sees Possibility Of Agreement On Reducing Danger Of Surprise Strike

BUT HE LISTS SOME ‘IFS’ Agreement With Russia Possible On Surprise Attack Plan—Rusk

 Reds May Agree  Rusk Sees a Possibility Of Surprise Attack Pact

Rusk Sees Hope In Cutting Danger Of Surprise Attack   Reds Rescue U.S. Pilot

Rusk Foresees New Agreement With Russians  Surprise Attack Danger May Be Greatly Reduced

CONSULTED ON REFUGEES   Not Interested In Red China’s  Arms Conference

Rusk Sees Chance of Accord lf Soviets Do Not Stipulate European Forces Cut

Secretary Sees Reduced Threat Of Sneak Strike   Rusk Gives Views On World Issues

If impossible conditions not made  Rusk sees some hope of agreements with Russia

Rusk Thinks Agreement Is Possible On Reducing Surprise Attack Danger

WHERE TO FIND IT   ACCORD POSSIBLE: RUSK May Reduce Danger Of Surprise Attack

Could Soften War Danger   Rusk Sees Agreement On Surprise Attacks

May Settle Surprise Hit Danger   Rusk Says Talks Going With Soviets; Britain Conferring On Cuhan Refucees

Mother, 24. Is Victim Of ‘Twister  60 Others Hurt In 3-State Area

Kankakee, III., District  _Hit Hardest by Tornado; 200 Temporarily Homeless

Kankakee Hardest Hit Twisters and Heavy Rains Batter Parts of Midwest

Storms rip  wide areas  One is killed, scores injured, damage extensive

THREE STATES BEAR BRUNT OF STORM   Twisters Strike Illinois, Indiana And Michigan   And Scores Injured: Near Blizzard In Arizona; Snow In West

One Dead, 200 Homeless In Wake  Midwest Cleans Up  As Storms Diminish

3-State  Area Hit By Storms   One Person Killed; A City In Illinois Suffers Worst Damage

Tornadoes Slash Across 3 States: One Dead, 60 Hurt   Five Children Die In Grayling Fire

Kankakee, Ill., Region Hardest Hit By Destructive Winds;  Scores Are Injured

3 One killed, while scores injured  ‘Killer tornado, storms lash mid-west

Lower Merion 13, M-N 12 Media 27, Clifton 12 Interboro 39, Yeadon 6   Eddystone 14, Darby-Col. 7 ‘Sharon Hill 35, Lansdowne 19 Chichester 14, N. Prov. 7   Addition Means New Era

Eddystone 14, Darby-Col.7 ’ Sharon Hill 35, Lansdowne 19 Chichester 14, N. Prov. 7   'Addition Means New Era

Young Creston Man Dies In Crash   F. E. Kessler, 26 Killed In Crash Near Adair Sun.  Lie Renatshar And   His Brother and Other Driver Are Injured

Rolvaag Still Holding Lead — Court Delays Ruling On Method of Marking

Court to Act on ‘Check, X’ Ballots After Other Categories Completed

Court Refuses to Order Virginia County's Public Schools to Open   Hoodlum Informer Scheduled to Tell Story of Top Crime Syndicate in US.

U:S. Demands Payment For Legation Attack  Reports Of Incident Vary In Red Press; Setback .Is Claimed

Strong Protest Is Sent to Sofia By Washington  Protests Envoy Serving as Spy

Such Outbreaks Often Inspired By Government; Police Slow Halting Affair

Washington Asks Compensation Damage; Ex-U.N. Aide Confesses to Working Seven Years for CIA

US. Puts Up Strong Protest   Bulgarian Attack Or Embassy In Sofia Induced By Spy Case

Stiff Protest Is Delivered  To Bulgarians   Action Believed Due To U.S. Hiring of Ex-Diplomat as Spy

DURING SPY TRIAL U.S. Protests at Attack   OnLegation in Bulgaria

TOURIST IN RUSSIA   Mansfield Rebuffs Talk Of Air Attack   . COULD CAUSE ‘KOREA

Oklahoma City Damage Heavy  Midwest Hit Hard by  Destructive Twisters

Rabinovitz Case Dies in Congress  Renaming by LBJ Seen as Unlikely

Rabinovitz Out As Nominee as Session Ends  Choice for Judge Left in Hands of

Kactal Bars: ES  Court Test Of Kentucky Order Seen  Clixna lew TNtcacs, 4   Combs Directed Desegregation of Licensed Places

Legal Showdown Looms ; Kentucky: Integration Edict Is Called Unconstitutional —

Segregation End Ordered In Kentucky  Showdown Loome   Showdown Looms On Legal Aspects Of Combs’ Action

Kentucky  Merchants Will Fight   Executive Order Affects All  In Puhlic Service

Rocky Defend; States Rights  Claims Federal Bureaucracy Stifles Local Initiative

Release of Miners Imminent   Trepped.Men Joyful as Shaft Deepens

Chamber Membership Drive ‘Shows Pampans' Willingness   Wanted: Oscar For Actress Out Of Work

Nominations Announced Bette Davis Academy Award Nominee For 1902 Best Actress

Oscar Nominees Named  _ fe _f   ette Davis, Burt Lancaster Among Top Candidates

Academy Award Nominations: Bette Davis, Two-Time Winner, Nominated For ‘Best Actress’

Krom Out Of [10 Years Of Nothing’:  ‘Old Pro’ Bette Davis Tops - List Of 1962 Oscar Nominees

Guard Finds Debris in  Alaska Gulf   Plane Disappeared Monday on Flight To Northern Base

Hopes Gone  For Airliner Bits of Bodies Are Found In Sea Near Alaska Crash

Debris From Military-Chartered Airliner Found off Canadian Coas   No Sign Any Of 101 Men,Women, Children Alive

No Sign Of Life At Crash Scene; Fear 101 Killed  Northwest Airlines Plane Crashed In Northern Pacific

 No Sign of 101 Aboard Debris From Charter Plane Found Off Canadian Coast

Find Wreckage, No Sign of Life Off Canada Coast   Most of Passengers Service Personnel

Servicemen, Dependents  Aboard Craff   Hope Abandoned tor Everyone on Plane in Pacific

101 Aboard Plane Lost Off Alaska   Coast Guard Sure Debris From Plane

Neosho Woman’s Son Aboard .  Sane Debris Found, No Sign Of 101  Passengers Including 3 Missourians

Hunt Missing Plane With 101 On Board   Sight Debris In Alaskan Gulf But No Survivors Seen; Craft Carrying Servicemen, Families

All hope abandoned for 101 on plane   Bits of bodies reported found in area where craft fell in sea

Hopes Gone  For Airliner Bits of Bodies Are Found   Bits of Bodies Are Found In Sea Near Alaska Crash

Scattered Debris Of Airliner Found Afloatin Pacific   Plane With 101 Aboard Went Down Tn Flight To Base In Ailuslee,

Disaster to U.S. Plane Over Ocean   Servicemen and Their Kin; Wreckage Off Coast of B.C.   40-Degree Water

Plane Debris Is Found Off Canada Coast   No Sign That Any Of 101 Aboard  Survived Crash

Find Debris Floating in Alaska Gulf  Craft Carried Personnel, Families

Debris Sighted In Water Off Canadian Coast  Military Personnel   Military Personnel, Dependents Aboard Ill-Fated Craft

Plane With 101 Crashes   No Signs of Survival Sighted; Craft Bore -Servicemen, Families

Coast Guard Reports No ‘Bodies Seen   Craft Flying U.S, Military Personnel. Families, Citizens

Falls Into Icy Waters Off Alaska   Military Personnel, Dependents On  Northwest Airliner

Gear From DC7 Seen Off Island   Military Personnel, Dependents On Anchorage Flight

rope Frorivi AVEUUTU  Find Debris Of Missing Airliner Off B.C. Coast

SIGHT DEBRIS IN CHILL SEA OFF CANADA   Life Jackets, Luggage And Clothing Found; Plane Carried Military Personnel And Families.

Find Debris From Plane With 101 Persons Aboard ‘MissingOnFlightToAlaska

Debris Is Located Off Alaska   No Survivors Among Soldiers And Dependents

Hope Abandoned for lO] Aboard Plane Down at Can   See Passenger List, Page lo

Searchers — Find Jackets And Luggage  Hove Rafts Were Used Are Dashed

Apparent impact of great force  Bits of bodies, debris recovered by search shins

Airliner Debris Found: No Sign of Survivors Among 101 Passengers

DC 7 Was Carrying Military   Some Uupe By Air Force That Plane May Not Have Crashed

Sight Wreckage ol  Missing Plane  101 Aboard but See No Survivors

ON THE INSIDT   CHARTERED FLIGHT CARRIED 101 PASSENGERS  Alaska Crash Debris Sighted

Its from missing plane   No survivors spotted by Coast Guard cutter

Fear 101 on Airliner Dead in Alaska Crash  3 Missourians on Board Chartered DC7 Which Fell in Ocean West of Canada

DISASTER CLOAKED IN } MYSTERY —  Hope Abandoned For Crash  Survivors; Debris Recovered

Sight Debris;  No Survivors  101 Persons Believed Dead In Alaska Crash

Trespassing Tree?   Rusk Says Racial Conflicts Hurt United States Abroad

Racial Strife Hobbles U.S. Diplomats, ‘Rusk Says at Foreign Policy Briefing

Refugee Report: Bolder Actions Against Castro  Says Guerrillas _— — — hne  Dneme Am

Mandatory Sterilization Law Urged   lowa Legislator Cites ADC Mothers Of Illegitimates

In 28-Page Statement:  Sen. Thurmond Criticizes Test Ban Treaty’s Inept Lanquage

Finds Pact Wanting  Thurmond Opens New Attack On Proposed _ Nuclear Ban Treaty:

House Approves Bill Setting Up First Step for Vast System of Fallout Shelters

accidents abound — Guard Unit serves —_ Spencer wins hard-fought election — makes headlines — Drought hurts counGazette buys Agitator.   FEBRUARY

To Denounce Nazi War Crimes  (German Play Accuses  Pope Pius XII Of Failure

senate Passage Of Tax Measure Expected Today   Action On Tax Program Awaited By Budget Conference Committee

DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERSONIC PLANE URGED   Program To Cost $1-Bit lion; To Exceed Speed Of Sound   COMMITTEE WANTS EARLY DECISION

Will return to Alaska marine highway system  Taku expected in Ketchikan after repairs

J.S. PLANES ARRIVE  630 Bodies Recovered In Yugoslav ‘Quake Disaster

Workers Shrug Off New Tremors In Search For  Bodies At Scene of Quake

Debris from Devastated Capital Yields Bodies Of 630; Tito Tours City

Yugoslav Rescuers  Brave New Tremors First Planes In U.S. Emergency

Workers Sift Ruins For Dead In Quake; 630 Bodies Found   Record Rainstorm Floods Tulsa, Okla.

Searchers Recove Additional Dead From Wreckage  Death Toll Reaches 630; Another 500 May Be Uncovered

After Tragic Quake Yugoslavs Continue Grim  Task of Unearthing Dead

Slav Disaster Relief Rushed; Toll Mounting   Earth Trembles As Dead Buried

No Recession Seen Before  1964 Or °65   Economists Think Tax Cut Plan May Make Difference

EVEN WITHOUT TAX CUT JFK’‘s Economists Don’t Foresee  Recession Until 1964 Or 1965

Another Recession Is Not Expected  Before 1964, 05 - That's The Word From Kennedy’ s Economists

AnotherRecession? _ JFK Economists Stress Necessity For Tax Cuts.

No Slump Seen in U.S. Before ’64.   Experts Believe Tax Reductions May Help Prevent Dip

JFK's Economists Foresee No Recession Before 1964 or 1965   Even If No Tax Slash Made This  Year

ON THE [INSIDE PAGES   JFK's Economists Do Not Forsee Recession Until 1964 Or 1965

Economists See No Recession Before 1964   Proposed Tax Relief May Make Difference Between Dip, Boom

NO SLUMP BEFORE ‘64 National Economy Keyed To Tax Cut, Say Experts

EVEN IF NO TAX CUT  JFK's Experts Dont See Recession Prior to 1964

Late News Off the AP. Wire   DEFENSE BILLS ADVANCE a.   HUNDREDS FLEE FLOODS—  Wea. frerle PSP eae. Gee” eee, a, ae erm

Referee May Be Needed To Decide Whether Sen. Keating Should Fat Hat

Union, Steel Achieve First Peaceful Pact   -Basic Agreement “an Wages Reached Veta ot Bececine

Settlement finalized last night  Steelworkers, industry reach contract cqreement

ween vee = SSS Sse Le Seer eee eee  New Steel Agreement Reported  Provides Long  Vacations

EXTENDED VACATIONS, NO PAY RAISE  REPORT AGREEMENT ON STEEL CONTRACT

Steel Contract Reported After Lengthy Talks   Lack of Walkout Pressure Unique

Woman Tries To Intercept Royal Couple  Wife of Greek Red Seized by Police In London Incident

Police Repulse Intrusion on Greek Royalty   British Wife of Imprisoned Red Sparks Violence

U.N. Rejects Tshombe Plea for Talks; More Heavy Fighting Reported

KFditorial Houre   Gamblers Anonymous Is Organization Set Up To Help Compulsive Bettors

General Assembly: [Sane are eee ny  Controversial Issues Slated For the U.N.  Viet Nam, Seating Of Red China Are Placed on Agenda

Red China, Viet Nam Top Issues Raised Before U.N.   DEVIANT SEAT   TOM RILLING

U.N. To Consider China, Buddhists   Expulsion Of South Africa Is Demanded

U. N. Steering Committee Recommends Discussion  On Red China, Viet Nam

No U. >. Objection to Peiping Bid—  U.N. Assembly to Get Chinese. BuddhistIssues

U.S. Does Not Oppose Debate On China’s Seaf   Treatment of Buddhists by Diem Assailed

Indiana District V ote Set   Reapportionment Is Seen As Doomed By House

LACK OF SPARK NOTED Castro, Khrushchev Get ‘Together After Warm Welcome In Red Square

 Probably On Cuban Welfare  Castro, Khrushchev Huddle In Secret Conference

Talks Likely Will Cover Wide Area   Lavish Welcome Sets Tone For Rest Of Fidel’s Trip

Castro, Nikita Talk 2 Hours   Cuban and Russ Leaders Confer Privately—Details Are Not Given

Fidel Gets Brightest Red Carpet Treatment From Reds In Moscow   Feelings Stil Ruffled

Fair Today      Soviet Premier, Castro Confer   OAS Seeks to Head Off Haiti Conflict

CASTRO IN RUSSIA   CASTRO AND KHRUSHCHEV  Two Blocks Knock Heads

But Who's Kidding Whom?  Big Red Bear Hugs Over, Castro, Nikita Settle Down To Serious Private Talks

Long List Of Bills Signed By Scranton " ‘Teacher Pay Hiked:  Beer Allowed Until  2 AM. Sundays

SUNS DRATH ONE UF MAND  Life littered with millstones for Oswald’s mom

Mrs. Nhu Blasts U.S. And Ambassador Loage   A Mother's Conviction  Mrs. Oswald Still Believes Son Innocent

INSISTS SON IS INNOCENT—  Mother of Oswald Given Brief Time in Spotlight

Kevealing her lite  Mother of Lee Harvey Oswald certain son not assassin

Tragedy OF Assassination Another Blow In The Life OF Mrs. Oswald

Accused Assassin's Mother Finds Light Of Fame Gives Little Warmth

ROME STUDENTS PROTEST FACILITIES   ‘Only She Could Know er Son  Mother of Oswald Rejects Guilt in Refusal of Psychiatric Examinatiot

‘I Know He Never Did It,’ She Says <a  Burdens, Millstones Fill Lifetime Of Lee Harvey Oswald's Mother

ft Know My son, Is Woman's Plea  Oswald's Mother Says He Didn't Kill JFK

Mother Of Oswald ©  *~ ke * k * tk * Murder Of Son Another Rurden In Hear I ife

SONS DEATH GONE OF YWANY   Life littered with millstones for Oswald’s mom

The Accused Assassin’s Mother  Mrs. Oswald Accepts All But Fact Son Was The Assassin

Accepts Responsibility For What Killer Was  Mother Of Oswald Denies  Guilt For Assassination

‘YOU ALL WANT TO SEE ME ON TELEVISION ”  lOswald's Mother Dreadfully Lonely After Fame Fades In Crime Of Cone   Temperature Chart   Kennedy Infants Lie Beside Father

Talks Seen Sueccesstul  By Erhard   Texas Parley Puts Johnson Closer To Europe’s Problems

Personal diplomacy  a SUCCESS  First venture into deep water by new Presiden

Diplomacy Venture  LBJ, Erhard Agree To  Try To Ease Tensions   Kee ‘p Wall Open” Wall Open  West Berlin Ready To  Seek Visits Extension

Personal Progress of Two New. Leaders Marks .Erhard-J ohnson Sessions Concluded In Texas —

West German Leader Flies Back To Bonn   Reach Accord On Ending Tensions, Supporting Unity

First GermanAmerican Meet Success  Both Leaders Aaree On Program Aaainst A Divided Germany

LBJ SUCCEEDS IN FIRST PERSONAL DIPLOMACY TRY   2 LEADERS DISCUSS IDEAS FOR EASING TENSIONS WITH REDS

Se REACHED “FULL AGREEMENT AND UNDERSTANDIN te ear  Johnson’s First Venture Into Personal Diplomacy A Success

Johnson Succeeds In First Venture Into Personal Diplomacy   WHERE TO FIND IT

LBJ Sees Success in  Conference Erhard Talks  First Personal Politics Act

LBJ Venture In Diplomacy Said Success   Erhard Conference Leads To Full Understanding

LBJ's First Venture Into Personal Diplomacy . ..         President, Erhard End Successful Conference

Johnson's meeting with Erhard reported by both as a success   “Sten forward”

Khrushchev Sees Signs Of U.S.-Soviet Accord   Johnson’s Meeting With Erhard Called Successful

LBJ-Erhard Talks Success  American. German Leaders Knd Get-Acauainted Session   American, German Leaders End Get-Acquainted Session

Successful M eeting With Chancellor  ‘Full Agreement, Understanding’

Johnson's Entry Into Diplomacy Called Success   Chancellor Erhard ” Back in W. Germany

West Germany  Given Mandate Tension-Easing   1B), Erhard Find Mutual Areas

LBJ, Erhard Meetings Are  Big Success President, W. Germa   President, W. German Chancellor Seek Befte Fast-West Relations

bottles, Rocks Tossed In Twp. Terrace N egroes Battle Group from Trenton In ‘Gane Fioht’

bottles, Rocks Tossed In Twp. sneenieomaiicaieniimepiememenn tect ee  Terrace N egroes Battle Group From Trenton In ‘Gang Fieht

REATRICE CASH GRAIN   Wont trade political struggle for security

Disiricting Bill Revised By House   ‘Plans Completed For Final _  ‘Passace Today

OAS Team Heads for Tense Isle   Wul Probe Charges Underlying Crisis —

Livestock judging one of fair’s first events   Visit ‘School’ at our fair

No Early Threat to U. S. Mainland; Heavy Losses Feared in Negro Republic

Heavy Loss Expected In Stricken Nation  Still-Vicious Storm Thrashes Toward ght, eee Gy li, Reem men

Offices Open During Facelifting   Storm Devastates Haiti, Rams East Tip Of Cuba

Cubans Warned To Be On Guard  cetacean ene Seti sheets tins  Flora Goes Wild In Haiti

ISLAND CUT OFF; HEAVY TOLL FEARED   Haiti Hammered Nine Hours In Night Of Terror; Storm Moves On To Guantanamo, Cuba.

Savage Storm Florida Threat Still Uncertain  Oriente Section Feels Full Force Of Furious Wind

Negro Country Left Isolated: Wind Is 140 mph  ‘Flora’ Moves Slowly, Hendina for Bahamag

NEGRO NATION IS ISOLATED BY STORM   Lashed By 140-Mile Winds And Torrential Rains  REPORT FLORA   Threat To Bahamas, Yank Naval Base At Gitmo; May Strike U.S.

lH urricane Heads For Eastern Cuba;  ‘Haiti Pounded By 140 MPH Winds

Inside The Proaress   Haiti Reels, Hit Hard By Storm   Negro Nation Isolated From World by Rain, 140 MPH Winds —

Flora’ Devastates Haiti, Hits Cubas Eastern Tip; No Danger to U. S. Yet

Hurricane’s: Haitian Toll Feared High   ‘No Threat Seen’ Now To Mainland Of United States

Flora Moves On After Battering Haifi Nine Hours   Violent Storm Beains Pounding Oriente Province

Negro Nation Left Isolated From World After Nine-Hour Pounding By 40-Mile-an-eHour Winds, Rain

FLORA LASHES CUBA   Hurricane Leaves Haiti Devastated          SEE MAI ON PU 3

Negro Nation Isolated From World  Fury of Storm Heads for Cuba’s  Oriente Province

Negro Land Isolated by Gale, Rains   Storm Thrashes on Toward East Cuba, Heart of Bahamas

Flora hits Cuban tip after battering Haiti   Eventual track of hurricane unpredictable with reference to Florida. U.S. mainland

Hurricane Florals Hitting Cuba After Devastating Halli   Casualties Expected In Neato Nation.

Wind Pounds Caribbean At 140 MPH   Haiti Cut Off; Flora Heading lor Bahamas

Nation Is Cut Off By Storm   Floods Follow; Caba, Bahamas  Are Next Tapoet

Wild Storm Cuts Communications   Hurricane Isolates ©  Haiti. Thrashes On

Hurricane Pounds Haiti For Nine Solid Hours With Winds Up To 140 M. P. H.

Hey, Fidel, Flora Is Coming To You   Hurricane Lashes Haiti Viciously

Hurricane Rips Haiti For 9 Hour:   Nation Isolated; Cuba And Bahama: In Path Of Flora

IN RACIAL RELATIONS Washington Wriggles Under ‘Rising Tide Of Wrath’

British War Minister Resigns After Admitting He Lied About Love Affair

Political Scandal Rocks Britain  _Minister Of War,Quits; Admits Lie About Relations With Playgirl

PR se sari EI cr cine RD utes ON RMR aR a pet IOS aan = Lawton pg  Coffee-time @

Despite Bar Association’s Opposition \B ucks GOP Executive Committee \May Endorse Beckert For Judge

Has Pledges of $100,000 Atheist Colony Planner  Hits Road for Stockton

Reds Protest Allies Break Traffic Rules   Communist Press Charges Reckless Driving In E. Berlin

yme Future Action rl on Ftinted  Reds Attack Military Tours Of East Berlin

Reds Assail Allied  Tours In East Berlin   Editorial Campaign. Indicates Possible Course Of Action By Germans On Berlin

SN EE ETRE Nsent nase tiineenesntsinmrsonesesinessntniitsinaenseemnnin  Small Run Hits Livestock Auction As Heat Continues

3 Steel Firms Report Slump In Earnings  Bethlehem Discloses 15-Year Low; Blame Production Cost Ris

New Candidate for Lieutenant Governor   Springield Democrat Announces at Jackson Day Program There.

Robert Kennedy Fears Northern Racial Blowup   Jobless Negroes Represent Threat

RFK Warns Of Northern Racial Peril   Sees Situation Potentially More Explosive Than in the South

Bob Kennedy Fears Race Peril in North  Lack of Jobs for Negro Youth Big Factor. He Savs

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Senate Group Set to Advance Redistrict Bill

Youth’s Murder Trial  ee ne enn a ae nme  Witness Says Woman Did It

WORLD NEWS Police Use Tear Gas to Rout Negro Students From Church

More Bills Are Signed By Scranton  InvolvePension: For Lawmakers Civil Service

Wistinguished Citize ns: Kennedy ee LL a  Pay Tribute To Medal Of Honor Winners   Old Battleshin Mate«

a 234 War Heroes Young And Old Have Great Day In Washington  “JEK Praises Medal Of Honor Winner:

Distinguished Citizens  JFK Pays Tribute To Medal Of Honor Winners At Reception

‘Medal of Honor Winners Honored in ‘Ceremony In White Houce Race Garden

234 Medal Of Honor Winners:  ‘Most Distinguished Americans’ Gather At White House Garden

34 MOH Winners Attend Reception     President Honors Military Heroes

Russ. Assures Harriman He Wants Peace   Joint Communique  gsued After 3% -Ht  Seley in Kremlin

Governor To Be Committee Chairman  Lawrence Accepts Kennedy Position

Back in the Saddle Again   J FK Picks zt Man Team to Aid  In Birmingham’s Racial Crisis

Mediators Sent To Birmingham In Peace Effor'   President Names Spe: ciat Representatives —Rules Out Fed  eral Troops.

JFK Rules Out Fed Troops In Alabama Blaik and Royall Named To Help Restore Racial Peace

NEGROES CONFER WITH JFK. Bobby Hints U.S. Troops Won't Go To Birmingham

Decides Against Troops  JFK Picks 2-Man Team to Aic  In Birmingham’s Racial Crisis

Berliners Riot at the Wall  . Demanctratare Attack T7] SS Red Antamoahile.c   Pictures on Page 18

Kennedy: Right Tempo on Rights  Dyatinac Dalic-v   Defines Policy In Viet Nam

Hopes Rights Issue Doesn't Split Voters   President Urges Approval Of Test Ban By Big Margin

Urges Wide Margin Of Approval   Anti Arguments Said To Have Been Gone Into Thorouahly

Political Division ‘Mistake’ — JFK Says Integration Going At ‘Right Tempo’

Creaiting Southerners Kennedy feels U.S. going at right integration tempo

Encouraged, says. ‘Kennedy "Moving just right -on racial problem”

Mt tt Ot Temperatures YESTERDAY Low --63 at 6 a.m. High --83 at 2 p.m. > > 3+ >t ot ww ws   Kennedy Renews Ban Sales Talk

Thinks U.S. Won't Split Politically   Puts In Another Strong Plug For Treaty’s Approval

‘Right Tempo’ Cited Kennedy Sees Progress  In Integration Program

News Conference Roundup...  President Says Racial Integration Progressing “At About Right Tempo”

150 Cities Praised for Integration  __ Action in South Cited by JFK

Kennedy Says Integration Pace Is Right  President Gives  Views, Plugs Treaty Jn News Conferance

JFK Praises Communities For Courage  150 Southern Citie: Lauded for Efforts   150 Southern Cities Lauded for Efforts In Opening Schools

150 Southern Cities Praised By President   Calls For Solid Senate Approval Of Nuclear Pact

Teapressine Story’ ; -Kennedy  Believes ‘Integration Going  At the Right Pace

Cites Desegregation Of Schools In 150 Southern Cities; Tells Newsmen Test Ban Treaty Vital

Plugs Anew For Treaty Ratification  Defines Viet Nam   Defines Viet Nam Policy, Tells of Plan To Address U. N.

Integration Pace Rit _ says JFK  Calls School Mixing  oe es, ee: eee

Kennedy Hails Speed Of Intearation Moves   No Fears of Dividing on Racial Lines

Kennedly Feels Integration Moving at Satisfactory Pace   Plugs for Treaty; Explains Policy in South Viel Nam,

Kennedy Gives Credit to Majority  Of Southerners. at News Conference

Kennedy Thinks Integration At Right Tempo   Makes Other Comments At News Conference

South Gets High Praise From J.F.K.  Treaty Support At Conference  Is Also Urged

Kennedy Tells News Conference: ‘Integration Adds Up to Impressive Story

At Wide-Ranging News Conference—  150 Southern Cities Praised by JFK

Where To Find  Integration ‘At About Right Tempo,’ States Kennedy

Lauds Cities ThatQuietly  Integrate   News Parley . Stresses Treaty _And Civil Rights

Will Implement Deseats gation.  me 3  Charlestoa= Merchants Act °°

Rescue Work in Quake-Stricken Skopje   700 More Bodies Believed in Wreckaae   Dynamite Squads Begin To Flatten Skopie Ruins

Skopje Ruin: Flattened by Dynamite  Death Toll Reaches 813; 700 0 Stil

‘Real Chance’ for Settlement Rusk Brings Kennedy Up to Date on Congo

Management Shakeup  Air Force Given Missile Program  Over-All Control

McNamara Hands AF Bigger Role  Navy Loses Again In Space Shakeup

NAVY AGAIN LOSER - IN_PENTAGON SHAKI  Air Force Gets Leading Role in Space Proaram

Committee Picked To Study Alignment  Tullytown Not Enthusiastic On Merger With Boro Schools   More Tullytown School Stories on Page 12

Committee Picked To Study Alignment  Tullytown Not Enthusiastic On Merger With Boro Schools

WE Ve Got VWeatner-- Tornados, Blizzards, Rains Floods Plague Country

Demos Again Hold Major  Posts In Republican lowa   APPOINTMENTS bu Hiiche

Democrats Harvest Top State Posts  Will Control Majority of Major Agencies July 1

Men, Machines Digging Out Giant Blizzard Plagues Northern New England

Tito Levels Verbal Blow At Red China   Savs Yugoslavia Will Support USSR Policy With West

Tito Calls Communist Chinese “War-Seeking Trotskyites,’ Declares Support for Nikita

Tito blasts Red Chinese  Yugoslavia backs Kremlin  In Cnawvietanca

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Envelope is marked with first clue to Wisconsin benefactor

t Unseated Chairman Predicts More Ousters _ ene STORE  GOP Caucus Head Out

Ford Chosen ° for Key Post by House GOP   Rep. Griffin Leads Action ‘to. Unseat Veteran Chairman

Relations Are Improved — Kennedy and Gromyko Meet Under New Skies

Amid spreading cold war thaw  Kennedy-Gromyko meet to discuss East-West problems

Sniper Scare In Pontiac Ended  Top High School Student Admits Killing Mother

Macmillan Meets  With Top Aides   Presents ‘Business as Usual’ Front While Pressure Mounts

Macmillan Huddles Wilh Ministers; Pressure Mounts For fim To Resign

MACMILLAN EXPECTED 10 STEP DOWh   Prime Minister Wins Confidence Vote On Love Scandal But 27 Of Own Party Rebel.

Tories Seek Leader  Test V ote Gives Hollow Victory To Macmillan

Macmillan Wins But Faces Drive For Resignation  a Dow. VA/i11 Wawa. Furry VV vit piv Trouble Finding Its New Leader

British Cabinet Meets Secretly; Hunts a Leader   New Attack Due In Commons As  Pressure Mounts

EXPECTED 10 STEP DOW)   Prime Minister Wins Confidence Vote Or Love Scandal But 27 Of Own Party Rebel.

Wins Grudging Confidence Vote From Commons  Pressure Mounts   Pressure Mounts For Him to Step Down Soon

Macmillan Faces Mounting Pressure For Resignation  ‘Business as Usual’ Front Despite Commons Opposition

Maemillan Huddles With 7 Top Aides  Prime Minister   Prime Minister Gears to Face New Commons Attack

IOWA'S SCHOOLS JOIN IN SECOND NATIONAL SCHOOL  PERIAICUY WRMER ORR DPUAANRICLT

Towa’s SCHOOLS JOIN IN SECOND  NATIONAL SCHOOL  EFYtalerl *tsgmony ARC DOUTAR SL

Pistol Taken from Ruby — Case Witness   Tight Guard Posted at Bail Hearing for Oswald Executioner

Africans Call for Ban With On-Site  Inspections Several Times Each Year

Lao Neutral Forces Are  Driven Back   British Tag Communists As‘No. 1 Troublemaker’

meaner a teen nee rte  38 On Airliner Scared By Sticking Nosewheel

59% Vote Puts Down Shaff Plan   Court Could Send It Back To Leaislature

Next Move In Redistricting Is Up to Courts   Larger Countie: Vote Solidly Against Plan

‘Storm Dips Deep Into Dixie With Subfreezing Fingers  Bitter, Record Cold Continues For Midwest And East

Winter Moves Into South  Record-Smashing Cold Plagues Midwest, East

 Security Council Meets  Kennedy Launches Effort To Prevent Laos Collapse

Kennedy Calls In Advisers: Laos Is Topic   Wants To Keep Nation Neutra!

Air Laos Cris  'Neiitr -alists ‘Pushed Out. Of Vital Plaine des J Brite

President Launches Laos Save   Meets with Security Council; Reports Situation Grave

Kennedy Acts To Save Neutral Laos Forces   Kong Le's Troops Being Wiped Out

JFK Has Security Meeting   No Indication Of Military Move by U.S.

os Crisis ider Study ‘Kennedy   3. Security Group sets, Harriman on plomatic Mission

Kennedy Open Effort To Save Laos Interest   Top Strategists Consider Threat

Urgent Donat Savage Operati  Security Council; : More Talks Mor onday 

NSC Holds  Session To  Air Strategy   Salvage Operation Launched To Save Laos From Soviets

Wavs Sought  To Shore Up  Neutral Laos Truce Pledged;   Truce Pledged; Strategy Session Set By Kennedy

Meeting Set By Kennedy  On Situation   Harriman Travels For Session With British And French

Laos Talks Again Held By Kennedy   Security Council Session Called To Map Strategy

[Late News Off the AP Wire   6 DIE IN FIRES— Ry The Agcariatad Pracc

Kennedy Meanwhile Confers With Security Council In Effort To Solve Situation

Series To Last Two Months   iussia To Start New Rocket Tests In Pacific

Red Space Tests Confront Johnson   To Continue Support To S. Viet Nam

Intensifying race Russia announces series of rocket tests in Pacific

Rockets: Pst  Soviet Tests Signal New Space Race   Series in Pacific May Be Part of Moon Program

Soviet Union Opens Pacific Tests Monday   Johnson Confrontec With New Evidence Of Space Race Drive

Moscow Makes Announcement —  Johnson Faces New Soviet Space Testing

Russ plan rocket tests   Announcement poses new challenge to U.S. in space exploration

LB) Facing Intensified Space Race  Russia Announces Series of Rocket Tests in Dacific

Cooper In Capsule Four Hours Before Flight Was Canceled   Sweated Out Two Hour Delay When Diesel Engine Failed

Ala. Troops Move Into Tuscaloosa   ‘To Defend Our Rights’ Wallace Says as Racjal Showdown Nears

 REPORTEDLY REACHED DIEFENBAKER Did Mislaid JFK Document Stir Up U.S.-Canada Feud?

SAY KENNEDY NOTE RIPPED DIEFENBAKFR   Mislaid U.S. Document Figures In Canadian Election, Has JFK’s Notes; Liberal Victory Seen.

Split Blamed on Mislaid Secret Paper   Advised ‘Pushing’ Nuclear Weapons on Diefenbaker

University Puts Blame On Meredith  Chancellor Says Preece Conference

aes’ 2 Me ee eure ammneaneanmensege  ~ Meredith caused latest disturbance    BLAMES ADMINISTRATION {FOR OLE MISS TROUBLE

40.000 Persons At Grave Friday  Prophetic Wish of Kennedy Is Related

Cuban Situation ‘Dangerous’  OAS Told to Consider  Invoking Defense Pact

OAS Urged To Invoke Rio Treaty  Report Warns Cuba Situation Perilous

Moon Next Goal for US, Exploration?   Astronaut's Health Excellent After Space Conquest

Many Senators Feel Morrison  Has Tossed Hat Into ’64 Ring   Lancaster Delegates to Meet  ‘Redistrict Plan Mav Be Revised

‘If program axed, will  run in 1964’   Indications are recommendations in for rough go

Under Newsman Questioning . . . License Suspension Relaxing Revealed

lo Figure In License Suspensions  Policy On Radar  Tolerance Given

First Negotiation Session Set Up Under Law Putting Rail Issue With Arbitrators

Rail Arbitration Work Ordered To Start Sept. 6  Meating ta Chance   Meeting to Choose Neutral Arbitrators Scheduled by Wirtz

GOP in House Shooting for > Per Cent Tax  Replacement Plan Still Shy .   Replacement Plan Still Shy Of Votes Needed for Passaae

Deep South Shivers, Snow Falls   Freezing Rain Sweeps Carolinas, Georgia, Florida: North Freezes

Winter Socks Both North and South ~   Dixie Gets Snow, Sub-Zero Cold Grips Midwest

Sino-Soviet Rift Would Be Aired   Major Parties Seen  In November Parley

D.R. Calm After Coup By Military  Diplomatic Relations Are Suspended By U.S.

SAY CONDITIONS IS REASON   Leaders Of Coup Ended Rule Of Trujillo Family

—COUNTRY PLUNGED INTO CHAOS— Armed Forces, Police Oust Dominican Ruler

DOMINICAN ARMY BOOTS JUAN BOSCH   Castro Backers, Reds Outlawed After Takeover

Dominican President Ousted by Military   Seek ‘Respectable Man’ To Take  Nlatinn’«. Helm

Castroites, Communists Outlawed   Army And Police Depose President And Seize Power

Dominican Head  Is Overthrown  By Army, Police U.S. Moves Quickly  To Cut Relations, Suspends Aid Plan

Pro-Fidel Units Are Outlawed   Army and Police Take Over; U.S. Ties and Aid Suspended   A Communique

COMMUNISTS OUTLAWED Dominican Armed Forces Overthrow Bosch Regime

Military Ousts Bosch  Government   U.S. Reaction Is To Suspend Aid to Nation

Military Overthrow Juan Bosch   First Elected Chief Of Dominican State In Generation Out

President Said To Be Prisoner  Communist, Pro-Castro Parties Banned

Bosch Falls; Nafion Ruled By Military  New Government Formed; Castro    New Government Formed; Castro Commies Banned

Senators Probe Rift With Neighbor  U.S. Meant No Offense, Says Rusk

Harkness Bows Out   Rusk Says State Department Meant No Offense To Canada

FAR-REACHING EFFECTS SEEN FOR DISPUTE   Controversy Started Over Dominion’s  Nuclear Policy      PARLIAMENT MAY  FALE IN QTTAWA

Two Big Forest Fires Brought Under Control  Officials Hopeful emez Mountain  Blazes Can Be Held

John Glenn lifts hat, but stops short of tossing it into political ring

 If Adjournment Date Is To Be Met (peeneeneenneenenemnmanenne enna  ‘Swap-Over' Week Due  In Legislature Soon

$31,214,000 TRADE HERE IN DECEMBEF   King City Maintains Southern Illinois Business Lead; Centralia Regains Second Place From Carbondale.

TRADE HERE IN DECEMBEF   King City Maintains Southern Ullinois Business Lead; Centralia Regains Second Placc From Carbondale.

TESTS POINT TO ADMITTED COMMUNIST   Ex Marine Oswald Has Russian Wife; Shows Arrogance

Denies Guilt in Assassination In Dallas Friday  QHNewnald Qara Triad *

Bloodmobile At Marthasville   On Monday, January 14 At The Needed For County Red Cross

More Money for About 80,000 If Passed by House   $21 Million from ‘Quit’ Fund Would Be Used

State Chief Says GOP Awaiting Byrnes’ Word On ‘Favorite Son’ Role

School Reorganization Attacked from Many Sides at Joint Hearings

‘From Scattered Areas Of State  School Bill Attacked By School Districts

Governor To Insist On His Tax Program With Clothing Levy   Editors Hear Goals Listed by Scranton      Considerable Objection Is Raised At Hearing on School Law Revision

3 Granted Refuge By U.S. Sought   Most Wanted Buddhist Leader Among Three

Saigon Military G Demands Trio of Bu   Police, Guard Dampen Riotous Oregon Youths

Monks Given Asylum By U.S.  A Top Opposition Leader To Regime  Of Diem Included

3 Buddhists Gain Refuge In Embassy   Opposition Leader, 2 Others Appeal For U.S. Asylum

Viet Nam Tries To  Get Monk:   U.S. Embassy Gives Custody To Buddhists

Saigon Military Chief Demands Custody of Trio   Monks Are Staying At Yank Embassy

scene Of Mine Disaster arene Sr Mune Visaste  22 Die In West Virginia Blast

Cause Of Blast Studied  Funerals Are Planned For 22 Mine Victims

 nderer ound 1 lragcet ly  22Mine Victims F ound: Causes Of Blast Sought

Officials Probe Mine Disaster  Explosion Claims 22 In W. Virainia

RECOVER ALL 22  BODIES IN WEST  VIRGINIA MINE GAS, COAL DUST  BELIEVED CAUSE OF BIG EXPLOSION

Anderson Sets dnd Term With Plea to States   Units Must Serve Their Citizenry,  Governor Asserts

Anderson Tells Inaugural Audience  "States Must Not Abdicate Power

Home Control for States IsMain Anderson Theme In Inaugural Address

[Governor Says Government Should Not "Be Allowed To Drift From The People

1 ' Fuel impurities held responsible  Balky diesel engine delays Cooper launch

Bermuda Unit’s Trouble Brings Final Call-Cf   Cooper Waited In Cansule   Baffled ‘Riginay Balky Diesel Engine Harasses Scientists

* * * DIESEL BALKS COUNTDOWN  EVERYTHING 'GO' EXCEPT GANTRY ENGINE

THEY CAN FIRE ROCKET 5,000 MILES—BUT  Diesel Thumbs Nose at Finest U.S. Brains

Dick Langel to open new farm store here   Wins Fullbright aid to Heidelberg

COUNCIL SEES PLANS: . FOR NEW BANK — HEARS ABOUT TRAFFIC LIGHTS.  

Proposed $963 Million General Appropriations Bill Endorsed by House

FINAL EDITION  INDEX   Miltary Power Grab May Cost  Alliance Funds

_ Massive Damages Verdict for Legs Fails to Make Railroad Man Happy

Victory brings no joy "Bug bite” award winner ‘concerned only for attorney

The Shaff Plan  Sen. Shaff Writes For It   By Sen. David O. Shaff

Revenue. Service Backtracks On Some of] Its Expense Account Requirements

= Flispaniola eens Two Political Volcanoes lAre On Verge Of Eruptior

U. S. Fears Reds May Take Over  Situation In Both Nations   a [oe

TRIAL SET FEB. 3  Ruby ‘Getting Grumpy’ In Jail   Commission To Start Study Of Probe Report

International  Peace Efforts Urged By JFK   Kennedy Confers With Adenauer, Sees West German Peace Corps Ceremony

BULLETIN BONN, Germany (UPI) — President Kennedy said today he will not attend the coronation of Pope Paul VI in the Vatican on Sunday.

Kennedy Asks For  More Peace Corps   62 Uharter Members  PASO Unit Formed Here

Appeal Made After 2-Hour Cold War Talk   Atmosphere Of Adenauer Parley Is ‘Very Cordial’

mo rs os  Kennedy Makes Appeal To Free Nations To Join U.S. Eftorts

Free Nations Asked to Copy U.S. Program   President Makes Appeal After Two-Hour Talk With West Ger man Leader.

Kennedy: Time Running Out for Test Ban Treaty  Warning Issued to Russians   Warning Issued to Russians Ait European News Conference

Appeals To Free Nations   Kennedy Calls For  Joint Peace Corps   KOREAN WAR

al alm Kx KR A  Kennedy Denies Air Cover Planned For Bay Of Pigs

President Says ‘Dozens’ of Nations Should Create Own Peace Corps

Speaking in West Germany  ; ;  Kennedy asks “great international” peace try   German Peace Corps

More Atom Powers Said _ “A Disaster  ‘Be Asks West To Close ‘Ranks _

Appeals For Great International Effort In 1960s‘   JK Presses Peace Drive

Asks Other Nations Join America in Organizing  World-Wide Peace Corps

Urgent Need For Test Ban Pact Seen   Kennedy Cites Danger Of More Countries With Nuclear Weapons

Free Nations Urged to Organize Peace Corps  President Issues Appeal Following Conference With W Cerman Chief

More Due Tonight, Tuesday—  Showers Breaking Out In Eastern Kansas

Cooper Training For Big Flight  Tracking Network Checked Tuesday

Emergency Re-Entry Procedure Was ‘No Problem’ For Cooper   Spaceport’s Newest Hero Gets ‘Hometown’ Welcome

Cooper Undergoes More Tests; Will Be Presented With DSM For Orbit Flight

Cooper takes further tests   Related stories and pictures on pare >

wcjore Necetvoing Medal Cooper Undergoes Further Medical Tests, Debriefins

Undergoes Additional Debriefing _.  _ Astronaut Cooper To Be Honored With Giaantic Parade Wednesday In New York

Cooper Rests Today After Warm Tribute  Astronaut To  in, Receive Medal,

Given Tests   Cooper Describes Space Flight; New York Plans Mammoth Ticker Parade

Weather.   Describes Sights From Space  Washington, New York Waiting to Hail Cooper

S paceman To Visit Capital   Medal Presentation From President Set Tuesday

Rescued Fr om Ove rowded d Sa ilbo at  60 Sided Refugees Reach Texas Port; Seek Asylum In USS.

In Teday’s Baily News   ‘60 Starving Cubans Are Found Aboard Sailboat

Skipper Tells Of Air Attack   60 Refugees Rescued In Flight from Cuba

'JFK Gets Keg Of 46-Year-Old Brandy ‘Old Gun, ‘Father’ Award On Birthday

But No Respite From Office Duties  President Gets Rifle, Brandy On Birthday

 Takes Offensive With Newsmen  JFK Acknowledges Birthday But Continues Official Duties

On His ‘40-er-6th” Birthday ....  Kennedy Gets Old Brandy, Gun, Father of Year Award

South Viet Nam’s New Provisional Government Is Recognized by U.S.

U.S. Recognizes South Viet Nam  Provisional Rule   Move Follows Regime’s Bid For Stronger Relations

Investigators Find “Unrest” at Mansfield ‘College, No Sign of “Political Vendetta”

According To Special Investigating Group— ‘Serious Degree Of Unrest Reported At Mansfield SC

SERVE GIANT DEMAND FOR END T0 BIAS   Vast Parade Is Orderly; Negroes And Whites Sing, Meet Hollywood Stars At Lincoln Monument.

OAS chief's arrest stalls French trial   Argoud's story on assassination attempt asked

Turned Over by Secret Army  Arrest Details Delay Trial of 15 Plotters

Who ‘Done In’ Plotter? French Police Clatm  Friends Turned Himli

Secref Army Chieffain Is Arrested  ” Ex. Colonel Found _ Trussed Up in

Ex-Colonel Spirited From Munich Assassination Trial  Takes Thriller Turn

DeGualle Plot Trial Held Up  t Army Chief   Secret Army Chief Nabbed by Police

Argoud Is hey Figure Arrest Question Stalls Trial ln De Gaulle Plot

Weck Learns At Capital Meeting  U.S. Doesn’t Expect Too Much From Sale Of Wheat To Reds   By PHILIP D. WECK Editorial Page Editor,  Clanrior. Timoc

Weck Learns At Capital Meeting  IU. S. Doesn't Expect Too Mucl IF rom Sale Of Wheat To Reds   By PHILIP D. WECK  Editorial Page Editor, Courier-Times

American Woman: The Great Paradox  -Women More Law-Abiding Than Men

Tne American Woman - - Fart til  Women Eight Times as Law- Abiding as Men

Gas Explosions Wreck Building  Liquified Gas Leaks, Fired by Oil Burner

ILLINOIS HAS SNOW, COLD; ROADS SLICK   Hazardous Driving Warnings Out For State Motorists; Freeze Danger In Rio Grande, Southern California.

Dear Sal:   Heartsick, Lonely Policeman... Conducts A Tragic Manhunt

Rain   Tragic Manhunt In N.Y. Father Against His Son, Brother Against Brother

Chief Justice Busy   Warren Shoulders High Court, Kennedy Probe Duties

Justice Warren Holds Two Jobs  Couples His Court Duties With Check Into JFK Murder

JFK Indicates  No Surrender   Battlelines Formed; Congress Told To Stay Until Program Is Passed

His Special Message Asks For Action Negroes Also Aske  ImnlBnHhnra   Negroes Also Asked -To Avoid Violence — As Means To Goal

Statute Full of Weapons Against Discrimination: ‘Enactment Imperative’

Tells Congress To Stay Until Bill Is Passed   Special Message Accompanies Bill

Bill Provides Wide Range Of Weapons   Long, Hard Battle Against Many Sides Seen Far Measure

Kennedy Pleads For Sweeping Civil Rights Action   Russia OKs ‘Hot Line’  ... SOVIET STALL ENDS AT GENEVA

Includes Training Program   May Stir Up   May Stir Up Tremendous Controversy

Far-Reaching Act Proposed By President   JFK Tells Congress To Stay In Session Until Bill Passed

Now You, Too, Can Be Ageless! Wrinkles Vanish With Simple ‘Shot’, Says Plastic Suraeon

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   ‘Troopers Keep Close Watch On N.C. Town

Military Regime Controls lrag   Pockets of Communist Resistance Hold Out

[Late News Off the AP Wire   PRIVATE TALKS.   FOUND DEAD IN CAR—

TROOPS HUNT  REDS IN IRAQ      New Military Regime Holds Tight Control Over Country

Senate Votes Seranton New  Industry Fund  House Puts Number Of Bills in Place For Action in Week

Calls Special Session Brown Still Has Hopes For Scuttled Tax Plan:

Senate Halts Move To Slow Moon Race   Passes $5.5-Billion Space Program Tied To Man-On-Moon By 1970 Plan

JAPAN TO NORTH ATLANTIC  Spectacle Goes On 10,000 - Mile Tour   More On Eclipse (Page 11)

Kelipse Proves § pooky Spectacle  x * * x * * * * * * * * * * * *   Scientists Gather Valuable Data In Bie Blackout

Day Into Night . . ... and Back Agai        From ora to ‘Maine. Eerie Eclipse Observed

Day Into Night .. . ... and Back Age From Alaska to Maine, Eerie Eclipse Observed

Spooky Spectacle in Several Areas  Rare Eclipse Draws Interest of Many Across U.S

Millions Watch as Eclipse Races Across Nation; Best in Alaska   Here’s How One Pocatellan Viewed Eclipse of the Sun

Day Turned To Night Then Back To Day Around The World During Solar Eclipse

AS ECLIPSE SPEEDS ACROSS GLOBE Scientists Have Field Day, But Wolves, Moms Alarmed

Solar Blackout Throws Shadow Across World   Eclipse In Utah, Page Bl

American Troops Enter W. Berlin, Morale Is High  U.S. Army Wins Its Point in Dispute

U.S. Army Wins Head Count Issue  With Morale Higl   With Morale High American Troops Rofl Into Berlin

Bucyrus 20 Norwalk 6  Akron Garfield 6 Akron South 0   Reds Back Off: Troops Roll On   Gates Open After 48 Hours

Soviet Block Rolled Back   Americans Win Point on Procedure —U.S. Dismisses Autobahn Incident   Demand Rejected

U.S. Troops Roll Into Berlin After Red Guards Back Down   bstacies  Officials Dismiss Delay As Error

Yanks Win Standoff on Troop Count   ‘Convoy Passes Russ Checkpoint After 48 Hours

Soviet Gets Protests On Troop Delay   U.S. Reports Units Ignore Guards On Demand For Count

Sensitive Issue Ends After 48 Long Hours   United States Troops Refuse To Allow Russians to Make Heac Count on Convoy’s 205 Soldiers

Soviets Pass Army Convoy   Yanks Roll Into Berlin After Being Blocked for Two Days

Soviet Union Backs Down, U.S. Convoy Roll:   Triumphant Gls Enter Berlin.

U.S. Officials Believe It Was A Mistake   Soviets Clear Way to Berlin After 48 Hours

Soviets Back Down After U.S. Protests   Armored Cars Pulled Back From Checkpoini

Americans Win Point On Lesser Issue Of Cold War; Worst Crisis Since 61

Convoy Is In After 2 Days   Yanks Do Not Yield te Head Count Demand

Lift Blockade of Convoy; Demand for Headcount Of U.S. Party Not Met

Had Been Blocked Two Days   Troops’ Morale High As They Enter Berlin  Today AR Wanre Tate

Autobahn Stall Lasts 48 Hours   American, Convoy Enters Berlin Still Uncounted

U. S. Troops Reach Berlin After 48-Hour m ipelay   YANKS IGNORE   Reds’ Order To Dismount For Count:  Path Cleared After Official Protest

Americans Roll Into W. Berlin   Strong Protests Are  Sent Soviet Union -

AMERICANS WIN 48-HOUR ROAD CRISIS   Russians Bow To Pressure, Roll Back Troops And Armored Cars.

Army Wins Battle Over TroopCount   Normal Procedures Resume After Strong Protest To Kremlin

Let Yanks Go Ahead To Berlin   J. S. Officer Discloses Friday Attempt To Force Passage

Rather Than Deliberate Pressure  U.S. Officials Blame ‘Misunderstandind

AMERICANS REFUSE TO DISMOUNT   One Commander Tries To Ram Through Barriers

KERNER ASKS FOR REVENUE LAW CHANGE   Governor Calls For Vote _ On New Article; Would Revamp Personal Tax And Classify Property.

 “Wont Be lightwaa  Administration Bars Money Waste: McNamara Describes Big Payroll Cut

Administration Bars Money Waste; McNamara Describes Big Payroll Cut

Tuskegee Board  Overruled   Huntsville Delays \ Opening One Week .

JONDAT'S AN ANTONIN rcupepavincec   Wallace Doubles Guard  In Integration Dispute

Defies Courts, School Board IntegrationMov« For Tuskeegec Public Classes

Border War: Ease  New Dispute Flares Over  Cease-Fire Hassan and Ben Bella Disagree On Pact Terms

Fight Develops On Truce Terms  Ben Bella, Hassan Sian Cease-Fire

North Africans Now Disagree On Agreement   Algeria, Morocco Sign Then Arque

PACT SIGNED; BUFFER ZONE IS DISPUTED   Algeria And Morocco Agree To Stop War Nov. 1 At Midnight; Both Claim Desert Outposts.

Neighbors Already At Odds Algerian - Moroccan  Cease-Fire Is Shaky

Start New Disagreement —  ~ Morocco and Algeria Agree to Cease-Fire

OE SN AMER 0G FASE CA, Story NO.      Algeria, Morocco Disagree Over Cease-Fire Provisions

Disagree Over Terms Before It Takes Effect   Morocco Will Pull Out of Disupted Areas

Algeria, Morecco Disagree   Cease-Fire Signed But Governments Already In Dispute on Terms —

Border Foes At Odds on Cease-Fire.   Formula Schedules End to Fighting At Midnight Friday

Disagree On Rules Of  Cease-Fire   Zone To Be Evacuated By Moroecans Is Not Precise

North Africans OK Cease-Fire  But King Hassan, Ben Bella ‘Already  SC Trtasy sem CrAeAT Wie Ti

vease-lire Liftective Friday  North Africa Neighbors Fail To Reconcile Their Aqreemen

Four Die. Four Live In Crash   Big Plane Carrying Classified Cargo Burns On Landing

Navy Cargo Plane Crashes: Four Killed   Four Escape Fiaming Wreck

‘Carrying classified cargo Constellation crashes at S.F. International airport

A Killed When Plane Crashes  Constellation Had Classified Cargo; 4 Ferana NRanth

Four Killed in Crash of Plane  * Cargo Craft Carried Secret Navy Supplies

Flames Engulf Craft at Airport  In San Francisco   4 Aboard Survive As Cargo Ship Misses Runway

Plane Crash Kills Four At Friseo   Airliner Carrying Classified Nayy Carge; 4 Survive

Four Killed When Plane With Classified Cargo’ Crashes, Explodes, Burns

Nikita Hits Chinese on Red Rift  Unitv Ureed   Unitv Urged  In Fiery Talk

Urges Turning West Berlin on ehne Say  aa =    Paints Grim Picture Of Nuclear Wrath in Any U.S.-Soviet War

100- MEG TON BOML CITED  Nihita Warns China.  Defends Cuba Action

All Reds Should Go Soviet Way   Chinese Sit ‘Silent ‘Under Emotional Attack At Meetina

Red China Told To ‘Get In Line’   Healing Of Rifts Urged By Castro

Hurl Eggs, Tomatoes In New York ‘Combat’      Veterans Smash Nazi Rally

U.S. Veteran: Shatter Rally By Pro-Nazis   ‘Fuhrer’ Peppered, Hand Battle Ensues In Manhattan ‘Area

War Veterans Wreck Rally of American Nazis  Police Fail to Halt Charge on Storm Troonere

Report Napa Tot in Man’s Car Is False  All Leads Fail, Kidnaping Is Feared

Send Them Back To Mass. een ack Lo Wass.  Wallace Scores JFK, Press

Good News Blunted Economy Kicking U p Heels.  But Foreign Deficit Rises

U. S. Leadership In World Is Major Problem  JFK Sees Nation e@. 5 .346.. 3 ...%¢sf ££... .§..   JFK Sees Nation Saddled with Lonely Role of Responsibility

-Kennedy Feeling Fressure trom Friends Abroad  ‘Holding Alliance Together Frustrating Problem

A vonwensanens SOMEONE MUST LEAD a F oreign n Affairs Disarray N ot Pure C hance  SE ESR

U.S. Leadership In World Is Major Problem   JFK Sees Nation Saddled With Lonely Role Of Responsibility

Tells Hard Facts Kennedy Loses His Restraint In Fast News Conferences

Hillsdale Township Republicans   Problem Of U.S. Leadership Much In Kennedy's Mind

TONIGHT IN THE TrIPCRADY   Mm sharp rocus ie  U.S. Leadership Plan

No Popularity Contest Kennedy's View Of Leadership In West Emerges

 Kennedy Brings Situation Into Public View  Leadership Abroad Is Big Problem For U. S.   AP News Analysis

KENNEDY STATEMENT MAKES POSITION CLEAR Dispute With Allies Boils Down To One Question: ‘Who Will Lead?

Issue of U. S. Leadership Poses An Inevitable Problem for Allies

Lonely Responsibility in a Nuclear World... . Kennedy Shows Concern for Leadership

SES a OE ae plik curennaliaiils alae! Aas oS —— as Be erm mn  Ales Ms Zs

World Kelations May Be Tested By Actions  Must Europe’s Problems Be Settled By U.S.?

Problem Of U. S. Leadership Among ‘Allies Appears Much On JFK’s Mind

U.S. Leadership In World Is Major Problem  JFK Sees Nation   JFK Sees Nation Saddled With Lonely Role Of Responsibility

Vast Shadow Of $83 Million Office Building Lies Across Capitol Hill   VERY MUCH ON KENNEDY’S MIND  West Faces Problem Of U.S. Leadership

57 East Bench Farm Units, Comprising 21,700 Acres, To Be Sold November 20-21

C. of C.  Barometer   1962 year 215 Members: $12,500   1963—to date 140 Members: $9.085      Suffers Fatal Attack At Postponed Dinner

BFE Ase Te EPs TR OVEF EERE BFR NE OBE REE  “All day we watched the snow: nothing moved’

Crime Boss’ Case  Overturned By S.C.   High Court Rules On Vito Sentence

High Court Makes Bail Possibility  Crima QOvarlard   Crime Overlord Was Convicted On Dope Count

Sends Case Back To Appeals Court For New Look   S.C. Conviction Of 373 Negroes ls Thrown Out

CONVICTION , OF NEGROES NULLIFIED   Goldberg Doubts Death Sentence In Rape Cases

Supreme Court Orders Review For Genovese  mo Bic em Pk a Cal tg Pi

High Court Opens Way For Bail   Boss Of Cosa Nostra Now Serving 15 Years   NOT ENDANGERED

Other Decisions Affect Two Cases Involving Negroes   Syndicate ‘Boss’ Could Leave Jail lf Bail Approved

Sends Case Back, Opens Way to Seek Release on Bail High Court Splits, 6-3. on Genovese

The Weather   Circuit Court To Reconsider Genovese Case   Highest Tribunal Acts In Light Of Earlier Decision

U.S. Grabs Cuban Exile Boat and British Capture Sea Raiders Heading Toward Cuba

__ Leader Says Attacks Will Continue  British Capture Sea Raiders, US Seizes Cuban Exiles’ Boat

U. S. Confiscates Cuban Exile Boat As British Capture 17 Sea Raiders

Cuban Exile Boat Seized AtU.S. Port   One Commando Craft Heading For Red Ship Attacks

British Capture Raiders —  U. S. Customs Agents Seize Cuban Exile Boat

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Craft Nears Island ARGS RE  British Hold Raiders; Exile Vessel Seized

British police capture sea raiders  Customs agents confiscate Cuban exile 40-foot yacht

U.S. Customs Agents Take Boat, Another Craft Heads Toward Cuba   Late News Bulletins

By JAMES BUCHANAN      U.S. Confiscates Cuban Exile Boat As British Capture 17 Sea Raiders

Exile Groups Caught   17 Nabbed By British   Related Story, Page 2

Cuban Raider Vessel Nabbed At Florida Dock  British Also Halt : Group; Commandc  ee ee 6 ee

Cuban Exile Boat Seized by U. S.  Customs Agents Take Possession of Craft

An AP News Analysis By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER AP Diplomatic Affairs Writer

Openly Criticizes Diem’s Regime o Kennedy Demands Overhaul Of S. Viet Nam Government   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER AP Diplomatic Affaire Uritas

J. F. K. Says Diem Regime Deterring War On Viet Reds   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER AP Dinlematic Affairs Writer

Removal Of Nhu Is Seen JEFK’s Goal   Cracks Down On  South Viet Nam

AID CUTS COULD BE ALTERNATIVE  Kennedy’s Viet Nam Crackdown Aims At QOusting Diem’s Brother   S, Viet Nam Official Says JEK Judement ‘Wrong’

US Has ‘Either, Else’ For Viet Nam On Diem’s Brother   Several Alternatives

Viet Nam Chief's Brother Is Target   Nhu Is Bristling  Viet Nam Power

Change in U.S. Policy Toward Viets Coming   By JOHN M, HIGHTOWER AP Diplomatic Affairs Writer

AM AP NCW) ANGI olS.  Kennedy Hopes To Force Removal of Diems Brother

S. Viet Nam Assailed By Kennedy  Seeks to Force Diem’s Brother Out of Power

Target In Viet Nam... U.S. Aims To Knock Out Diem’s Powerful Brother   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER AB TWtnlamaten Affsire har

OTHER STEPS ARE STUDIED IF REQUIRED   Nation Hears Chief Executive Express Views

Kennedy Blast Aimed At Removing Diem's Brother From Office   Bv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

STATES DIEM NEEDS MORE SUPPORT   Advocates Changes In Policy And Personnel  CTATEMENT   Construed To Mean President Advocates Removal Of Ngo Dinh Nhu

Vietnamese Clean - Up  Ordered by President, — Threatens Aid Cutbacks

 U.S. Is Seeking Removal of Nhu From Power   Big Battles Ahead  For House, Senate

Behind U. S. Crackdown In S. Viet Nam  Wants Diem’s Brother Ousted

U.S. Mav Take Further Action to Oust Nhu   New Friction Ariseés In Vietnamese Row

JFK Blast Aims At Quick Removal Of Diem’s Brother  President Warns Viet Nam Policy  Farec Revicion

FOR KENNEDY IN SOUTH  Rights Issue Proves Costly      LOE LMM LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LL LLL ELL LLL  President’s Crackdown Aimed At Nhu’s Removal

Kennedy Crackdown On South Viet Nam Aimed Primarily At Ngo Dinh Nhu   Ry JOHN M. HIGHTOWER AP Diplomatic Affaire Writer   Kennedy told a nationwide CBS

Nation May Consider Other Steps in Handling Viet Nam   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER AP Tiinlamatic Affairs Writer

U.S. Guards Buddhist  As Tension Deepens      Viet Nam Government “Out Of Touch With The People’  Diem’s Brother Target Of JFK’S Crackdown

JEK Admits South Losses   For a closeup look at President Diem's powerful brother, see Page Il.

Kennedy Blast Aimed at Diem's Brother   Reappraisal of U.S. Aid May Be Next Move

Viet Nam pressure mounting   Clean house or lose  aid from U.S.—JFK

Kennedy Seen Seeking Diem Kin, Removal   Cuthack In Aid Sighted Unless Brother Ousted

US. SOLDIERS IN KOREA SET FOR FIGHTING.   Troops Are Enraged Over Killings In Sneak Raids   COMMAND DOUBTS FULL DRIVE COMING

Snider Granted Sixth Stay Of Execution   Ordered By Judge Sobeloff

Mixed Reaction to Plan        Congressmen Divided On Wheat-to-Russia

Revised Road Plan Offered  iDParticnn Bill   Bi-Partisan Bill Reduces Proposals Of Gov. Reynolds

Flood Problem Mounts During Europe's Thaw   Yugoslavia and Greece Hard Hit

ROCKEFELLER  WILL PURSUE  '64 NOMINATION PLANS VIGOROUS  CAMPAIGN DESPITE LOW POPULARITY

HOPES TO REVERSE POLITICAL PLUNGE Rocky Still Plans To Run,  Brighten Tarnished Image

Despite waning popularity Rockefeller will push auest for GOP nomination

Rockefeller To Contest For Nomination      Popularity At Low Mark After Marrying Divorced Mother Of Four

Rockefeller To Pursue  GOP Toga   Firm Message Is Passed To Leaders  On 1964 Campaign

AT LOW POINT OF NATIONAL POPULARITY—  Rockefeller to Press GOP Campaiar

Rockefeller intendstoSeek GOP Nomination   Friends Sey New York Governor la Determined To Stay in tha Hace,

Rescued Miners Improve   Fellin Helps Map Plans For Attempt To Rescue Friend

Fellin Draws Map To Help Locate Bova   Pair Reported In Good Shape After The Long Haul Up

Both Believe He's Alive  With Two Sate, Rescuers Increase Efforts for Bova

German Womat To Plead For Dr. Sheppard   Divorcee Professes Love For Medic Now Seeking Parole

JhUAG UP AONMANUE BY MAIL  German. Divorcee Says She  Would Marry Dr. Sheppard

German Womar To Plead For   Divorcee Professes Love For Medic Now Seeking Parole

‘German Fiancee To Attend     Parole Hearing Set Today For Sheppard

Washington Window: Vote Buying Gimmick Is Greatest Political Shell Game Of All Time

Govervor Sounds Warning,      Washington Window: Vote Buying Gimmick Is Greatest Political Shell Game Of All Time

Russians Say Protesting Peasants  On Way Back To Homes In Siberia

Sought asylum at U. S. embassy  Siberian Christians returned to homes

Returning To Siberia  + - ‘’ + + + oh he ee   32 Sought Refuge in American Embassy

PROMISE 'GOOD TREATMENT’ Russ Return Refuge Seekers to Siberia After Sight-Seeinc

32 Siberian Christians, Who Sought U.S. Asylum In Moscow, On Way Back To Homes

Russians Sent To  Siberia   Reds Say Religious Group Sent Home  After Plea To U.S.

Promised Good Treatment .  Refugees On Way Back To Homes In Siberia

‘Miss McGovern Resigns (Frem Utilities Commission   Three Liquor Examiners ‘Plan To Appeal Ousters

 Half-Million Dollar Operation  5 Jailed in Missile Range I hefts

NFO Delegation Seated in Gallery For Vote on Plea   Kintz Requested Protection Edict For All Farmers

Pearson Designated Canadian Premier   Ailing Gov. Gen. Vanier Formally Names Liberal Leader; Will Not Have Majority

Protest Meet Is Called On Tax Bill   Businessmen Set Session Thursday At Governor Hotel

Life Magazine Way Out, Says  Senate Leader  Club Chain Paid Morhouse 2-Year Fee of $18.000

Mid-State Regions Get Little Rain  Five-Day Outlook Predicts Little

Debate: Set: i      Argu ment for Fach      -Argunient” for. Fach Limited to Hour: -

Access bill Surrounded By Confusion   Legislative Hearing Is Suggested

House May Reconsider  Gov. Hughes Reveals His Confusion Over Controversial Access Control

Hughes Puzzled  On Access Bill   Senate Gets Bill For \ved Tax Deduction

First Juror In Thompson  Case Picked  Several Others Excused for  Having Opinions

Congress   Two Women Die Of Suffocation   Massive Cold Wave  Arrives

Solicitor’s Next Step To Wait Study  7th District Court   7th District Court Backs Labor Group In Attempted Vote

r. Liverpool Tax ‘oes Win Round  Court Orders Levy Submitted to Vote

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Moroccan And Algerian Leaders Seek Way To End Border War

North African Leaders Seek To Halt Fighting  Algerian, Moroccan Chiefs Reach Mali,

Rain Heads For Brazil Fire Area   Food Supply Low; President Goulart To Inspect Reaion 

Rains May Hit Brazil Fire Area   U.S. Sends Food To Feed Refuveas

° Vire-Ravaged Brazil State  Counting Toll   US. Teaming Up To Send Supplies Ta Refugee Throng

Inside Today   Jackie Repeats History  Mrs. Cleveland Awaited Arrival Of Baby On Cape Cod Back In’93

I'YAREITAIN VIOTINUIIUN  Cleveland Baby Only President's Child Ever Born In White House

Mrs. Cleveland To Keep Distinction — Mrs. Kennedy Ruled Out Having Her Baby Delivered in White House

An AP News Analysis Strategists View Showdown In Rocky-Goldwater Fight

New Yorker Steps Up His Campaign  Goldwater Seen Gaining Strength

‘Arizona Senator Strong In Maryland Rocky Aides Unconcerned On Goldwater's Strength

GOLDWATER STRENTGH ANALYZED  Rockfeller Mounting Strong Campaign   (An AP News Analysis)

Leoni Elected New President Of Venezuela  Pro-Castro Group Dealt Decisive  Setback by Voters

31 Countries Sign A-Test Ban Treaty   Australia Leads Off In Rare Show Of World Amity

IN DRAMATIC, MOVING CEREMONY  31 Nations Co-Sign Nuclear Ban Treaty

31 Nations Sion Test Ban Treaty   Red China, France Refuse to: Join

RATIFY TREATY, SAYS JFK  ‘Get Genie Back in Bottle   31 Nations Ink Pact

Economic Expansion Center To Aid Northern Michigan   Will Crown Miss America Tonight

Indiana Briefs   United Press International  BOY FOUND ON ISLAND

: Ala. U. Negro Student Says Education, “Not Demonstrations, Will Solve Issue

 £ rotest taea Way UTT Course”  Hood Speaks Out on Integration Issue

Demonstrations Off Course, Student Says   Utah Man Elected HeadO?fU.S. Jaycees

NEGRO. STUDENT SPEAKS OUT 'Whole Idea Of Protests Has Gotten Off Course

Education Held Hope For Negro   UA Student Says Demonstrations Are Failing Cause

NEGRO COLLEGE STUDENT SAYS   NEGRO COLLEGE STUDENT SAYS  Education Solution to Negro Citizenship Demands

One of First to Attend Alabama U  Negro Student Assails Protest Demonstrations

WEATHER   binbaiihndlniaslte Tieaisdante sictarabaceeseticnat  Women Workers Carli y

Cuban Exiles Open Businesses in Florida, Dream of Return to Their Homeland

King George County Files School Plan   Attorney For Nearoes Objects

Danger Lurks On Highways  As Millions Head   As Millions Head Home for Holiday

Council Estimates 250 Might Die In Traffie Accidents  Death Has Already Claimed Lives Of 11 On Highways

NAACP Convention Raps Meredith Talk   Student Bitter As Delegates, Wilkins, Assail Stand, “Burr Head” Reference

Captive Kin In Red Cuba Will Depart   205 Americans To Return On Planes Tomorrow, Friday

More U.S. Citizens Due  From Cuba  Between 900 And 1,000 Prisoners’ Kin Also Expected

More Americans Due To Leave Cuba Soon   Exile Leader Claims Air Cover Promised

Expect more to leave Cuba  1,000 relatives to captives, 205 Americans

Another Group Of Cubans, Americans Will Depart Cuba Sometime This Week.

RELEASE IS SET FOR 1,000 MORE “CUBEN PWS’ KI   Swiss Say Way Cleared For Passage Aboard Ransom Ship   “WITHIN WEEK’   Two Plane Flights Also Slated for About 205 Americans

Americans Also Will Leave Cuba... . Castro Will Release More Relatives, Embassy Says

Kin of Cuban Captives Set For U.S. Trip  900-1,000 to Sail This Week Aboard  American Freighter

Cuba To Free More Refugees   Prisoner Relatives, Americans Released

Swiss Embassy Says 900-1000 Will Board Ship   205 Americans Due to Depart On Plane Flights

More Cubans, 205 Yanks Expected to Be Shipped To America This Week

Way Is Open for More Evacuees   Swiss Embassy in Cuba Aiding Plans

900 to 1000 Okayed To Sail to Florida   Up to 205 Americans Also Expected To Leave Cuba This Week; Exit Permits To Be Made Available by Authorities

1,200 Cubans and Americans fo Quit Cuba  Invasion Air Cover Controversy Goes into New Round

More Refugees From Cuba May Enter U.S. Soon  Between 900, 1,000 Cubans Besides 205  Americans Involved

Through use of ne w techniques, equi pment  AP aears news output to meet challenge

KNOWLEDGE-HUNGRY GENERATION  AP Gears News to Meet More Discriminating Era

Women on the March—   News Geared to More Intelligent Generation

Quintuplets Now Doing Splendidly   Feeding Steadily Increasing Boy Continues to Be Most Active of Famous Babies

Fischer Quints Healthy Affer Week Of Life   Being Fed More Often

ee Olney nue ney Mes  Doctor Wanted For Abortion Believed Victim On Plane

Identification, Investigation Slow At Everglades Jetliner Crash Scene

French Couple Hold Fond Memories After Year's Stay In West Texas

TAKING ‘FOND MEMORIES’  French Family To Leave West Texas After Year

Baptist Paper Says Crusading Yankee Ministers Seek Headlines, Martyrdom

Baptists Criticize Action  More White Preachers \Head For Williamston

Weather   Congression al Leaders Show United Front For Ratification

Peasants Burning Isle’s Sugar Cane, Refugees Report  1,170 More Exiles Reach ¥lorida After Rough Trip

How County Tax Levy Is Shared   Jack Olson Will Seek Re-election

Education Bids For Ohio Tax   Cigarette Levy Sought As Aid To Colleges

Open Drive For State  Bond Issue  Plan Would Benefit Higher Education

Goldwater Has Strong Support In lowa GOP   County Chairmen Call Him Strongest Contender Now

A3 Polaris Scores 2nd Straight Success After Launch Eran Conavern

sv mien involved  Battle to Stop Gardiner Forest Fire in Third Day

S20 ‘Men ‘volved Battle to Stop Gardiner Forest Fire in Third Day

ADC-U Measure Discriminatory, Says U.S. Agency   Officials Tell How Michiaqan Can Qualify

Michigan ADC-U Bill Rejected By Federal Agency   WILT, SIGN RIITI.

On rejection of Al White  Egan challenges senate journal for last Friday

Nominee Loses by Tie Vote   GOP Recommends Two More Names To Governor Egan

Roll Call Vote Shows Opposition to White   Vote for Senate Seat Requested By Senator ‘In Deference to Idiosyncrasies Of the Governor’: Journal Corrected

Fire Destroys Musical Plant  Tee ek mecmuammts Docume   Instruments Burn:  Damage $300,000

MACHINISTS BACK PACT AT BOEING      pa Peace Is Assurec   in. Aerospace Industry  for Lona Period

Millions Added ToState Budget   School Aid Boost Tops Committee's Proposals

Delay Bus Bill      GENERAL ASSEMBLY WILL EXTEND SESSION ONE DAY; MUCH WORK ON SCHEDULE

Adjournment Put Off Until Thursday Night   mepublicans Veteat Demo Attempt to Extend Session for Two More Months.

1% Million Hall Gets Final OK   Construction Stage Near For Preiecct

‘legal Possession of Dynamite’  Former Ku Kluxer Convicted by Jury

Space Agency Reshuffles Top Officials Of U.S. Manned Spaceflight Program

Interpreted By School Officials— Court Ruling No Ban On School Christmas

Not Against Ruling Schools Are Participating In Christmas Observances

BUT SOME TONE DOWN RELIGIOUS MOTIF  School Officials: ‘Court Didn’t Say No Christmas’

No Prayer, But Schoo!s to Have Christmas. It Seems   THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS  Maine, Clitherall Presbyterian, Underwood Free Christian FSS, ee

What's Inside   DECORATIONS AND CAROLS  Pupils Celebrate Christmas Despite Court Prayer Ruling

High Court Said No Compulsory Prayers ‘Nothing About Christmas in Schools

Carols, Nativity Scenes  Does Court's Prayer Ban Affect Christmas?

CAROLS, NATIVITY SCENES  Believe Court Didn't  Bar School Christmas

Where to Find It   Police Check Death Threats Probing Alderman’s Murder

Khrushchev's Offer Involves So Much, Several Top-Level Talks May Be Necessary

Red Stand Swells Hopes for Early  Talks at Summit  Soviets Offer to Back Up Nuclea Ban With Non-Acareccian Pact

Khrushehev Offering To  Ease Tension   Series Of Talks: May Be Needed  On Proposals

Diplomats Hint Several Confabs May Be Needed  Soviet Peace Moves Involve Too Much   Soviet Peace Moves Involve Too Much For One Meeting

KE - W Summit Hopes Raised, Soviet Premier Offers War Prevention

Red Concessions On Tests Ban, Nonaggression Pact, Raises Hope For Meeting

Khrushchev Offer May Bring Summit Talks   U.S. Seeks Details On Nikita’s Offer

PAY HOMAGE TO CHRIST   Thoughts Turn From Cold War to Joy ot Peace   Worshipers Crowd Bethlehem for Rites at Christ Birthplace

Thousands of West Berliners HaveChristmas Eve Reunions   Christians Pay Homage to Prince of Peace

In Land Of Peace. Prosperity County Pauses Once Again  For Birthday Of A Prince

Western Newsmen Beaten In Viet Nam   Rocks, Eggs, Tomatoes Hurled At Race Pickets

MERCURY AT 9 BELOW IN MT. VERNON   Twelve Below Zero In Rockford, Coldest In 39 Years; Eight Straight Days Below Freezing Here.

Congress To Move For Quick Tax Cut With A Delay For Kennedy Reforms

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Defense Dep: arin mt A Le cls  ———  Sky bolt Handed Death Sentence

PENTAGON DOOMS SKYBOLT MISSILE      AF ts ‘Acting Immediately’ to Terminate Work on the Project

Charge Peking Tries to Seize Russ. Territory   Give ‘Stern Warning  Claim Thousands   Claim Thousands o Border Violations

China ire “62   bel Also S “ay Clinese Wanted Gamble On Cuba   CUBAN CRISIS

mordader V tOltatrorts « « «  Soviets Hurl New Charges On Red Chinese Tactics

New Broadside From Soviet Is Aimed at China  Cites ‘Thousands’ Of Rarder Wranas

Goldwater Hi At Meeting ~  Of Democrats   - Western Party . Leaders Attack  Richt-Wing GOP

Says Easterners To Push Nixon Or Morton  Ashbrook Wants Goldwater To Enter Buckeye Primary

Legislature Quits After Night Session  Reappottionment, Blue Law, Money Bills Are Passed

Reapportioning, Sales Law Okayed  Legislature Ends After Night § Sessior

- Storm Cloud on Assembly Horizon  Begin Rewriting School Act   Action Delaved

School Law FightBegins ToShape Up   Dems Likely To Try Amending  ARlasratnrmet ies

Asks Probe Of Foreign Steel Cartel  Secret Agreement Reported By Scott

Senator Charges Cartel Formed For Steel Sales   Japan, Other Nations In Pact. He Claims

Scott Hurls Cartel Charge At Japanese  Tokyo Spokesman Denies Effort To   Tokyo Spokesmar Denies Effort To Divide Market

Surpluses Dumped in U.S..... American Steel Market Is Cartel Target, Senator Says

 Secret Cartel Suspected      Division Of U.S. Market Reported Aim Of Combine

Some Council Members Plan Appeal To Pope On Bishops’ Powers Issue 

Rabinovitz Set  For Judge Duties  When Confirmed Kennedy Choice Plans To Confer  nrnnawvc

Amng three mayorality candidates  Albany, Georgia, for first time has Nearoon ballot

Negro, 2 Whites Seeking Mayor's Ghat In Albany  Ai wmatinuan Datab   _ Indications Point . To Record Turnout In Deep South City

Picked by Queen   fickea oY VU Vuecen  Lord Home New Prime Minister

Braque, Pace-Setter In Art, Dies   He Launched Revolution For Cubism

Lord Home Faces Party Repair Job   Reshuffled Cabinet Wins General Okay Of Conservatives

HOME FACING REPAIR JOB   SOME REFUSE TO SERVE UNDER NEW PRIME MINISTER

2 Refuse British Cabinet   Approval, Derision Greet Move By Lord Home

Lord Home Calls New Party Chief   Starts Selecting Ministers in  Lower Echelons

Home, Britain’s Prime Minister,  Facing Task Of Repairing Party   Analysis     Background  “Ye The News

Tories Lose Party Guides In Defections   Lord Home Studies Moves To Bolster Party For Elections

Defections come at the top  Lord Home faces urgent cabinet repair job

SES eed                                     Creates Patch-Up Problem for Home

Lord Home Faces Task As Leader  Cabinet Praised, Derided by Press

Home Faces Urgent Job On Repairs   ‘Butler Will Serve In His Regime As Foreign Secretary

eystone State:  Road Conditions Blamed In Most Of 21 Weekend Auto Fatalities

On the inside   ews ina nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SBRVICES   Influence charae studied

7  Behind Closed Doors a  eee mee eee —~epr  [Committee Looks At TFX Contract

PLAN STRESSES DEFENSE SETUP AND DIPLOMACY      Treaty Will Be Open to Other States of  Fuenne   Bonn Backs Away From An Exclusive Inner Alllanra

W. Germany Shies From ‘Inner Tie’   ‘Third Force? Idea Said Out; Allianee Open

OPEN TO OTHERS Adenauer, DeGaulle Agree On Treaty Of Close Cooperation

WEST GERMAN, FRENCH PACT IS ANNOUNCED   Adenauer, De Gaulle Agree On Treaty Of  Cooperation   ACCORD IS OPEN TO OTHER NATIONS

Adenauer, DeGaulle Ink  General Pact   Pledge Alliance in Diplomacy, Defense

‘PREEMIES’ PASS DANGER POINT  Quints’ Doctor Reports Babies’ Chances ‘Good’

We We SUAMIUICL SO VIGY DC LAliVe  Boat Sightings Cheer Searchers

Searchers Spot Possible Rafts Of Explorers  American Party Vanished Week

Boats Seen In Hunt for Explorers  15 Americans   15 Americans Lost for Week In River Trip

Military Insurgants Take Over Pro-Western Head Of  Togo Is Assassinated

President of W. African Republic Assassinated; Political Foe in Power

Mourning Period Ends On Sunday   Memorial Service Is Set. for Sundown

Mourning Period Ending Sunday  Memorial Service to   Memorial Service to Be Led by President

Solemn Rites Being Held Across Nation  OFFICIAL MOURNING FOR KENNEDY ENDING

The Weather   JFK Mourning Period Ending   Transition Slated At Sundown Sunday

Mourning For Kennedy Ends Sunday   Transition Set From Sorrow To Yule Joy

Signs of Grief For Kennedy  Comin g Down   Memorial Service At Sundown Sunday Will End Mourning

, Graveside Candle Service  National Mourning for ‘Kennedy Ends Sunday

Mourning Period Ends For JFK   Memorial Observance: Are Planned Across the Nation

U.S. MOURNING FOR KENNEDY IS ENDING   Sundown Tomorrow Marks Transition From Time Of Sorrow To Joy Of Yule Season

Various fields covered in first. bills in 1963 Legislature start

Blueprint for State Unfolded  Document Tell   Document Tells of Goals Sought in Next Decade

CHS’College Night’ Is Nex! Tuesday   Juniors and Seniors and Their Parents Invited To Attend Event.

ANightforTalk — About College Life   17 Will Be Represented at CHS, in Addition to  Trade nnd Rucinecse S-hansle

CHS College Night Is Set for Oct. 29   Students and Parents Can Learn of Schools.

Underground Tests Still To Be Held   Statements Issued By Principals In Disaster Inquiry

Robena 3 Mine Tests Under Way   Publie Hearing Phase Ended; Expect Report

ideology battle to be kept from public Khrushy asks Red China for cease-fire

Political, Economic Problems At End Of Secession  -Katanaa F aces Tasks After War      He Wants To Argue Behind Closed Doors  Khrushchev Calls For A ‘Cease-Fire’ In The Communist War Of Words   "NEWS ANAL YCIC

He Wants To Argue Behind Closed Doors  Khrushchev Calls For A ‘Cease-Fire’ In The Communist War Of Words   “NEWS ANALYSIS

Coban Radio Alleges CIA Mined a Bay  Three Sailors Are Killed in Blast And 18 Wounded

Mass Slayer, Who Wanted To Die, Jokes  Bafore Execution fn NY. Electric Chair.

Bullets F lyVenezuela  Defies Peril  Terrorists Try To Halt Vote

U.S. Policy Toward Red China Flexible   Firmness Coupled With Open Door If Communist China Improves Attitude

American Divorce Rate Is Highest In World LE  ET eT AS  Husbands Nagging Targets

Two Kinds — Benevolent & Malignant  Husbands Most Often Complain of Nagging

Say American Men Who Go To Psychiatrists Claim Nagging Hurls Marriage

May Hurt Small Papers ee EES     Senators Criticize FCC For Raising Wire Service Rate

Illinois GOP Senate Leaders Agree To Emergency Appropriation for Aid

Racial Bars Lowered In BatonRouge   Lunch Counters Opened Without  Race Tucident

LUNCH COUNTERS DESEGREGATED Racial Barriers Lowered By Southern Merchants

How It Wuz   TEVvy ob FUL  CONTINUED FAIR AND COLD: MOON ECLIPSE SET NEXT MONDAY

Toll In Indiana  Hits 21]   Iraffie Fatalities In State One Below Kctimate

U.S. to Take Measures to Aid Israel, Neighbors   Resolution Demands Ouster  Assembly GOP. Attack Present ASC Members

)-Step Policy For Mideast Is Announced   President Hopes For Early End To Birmingham Strife

President Warns Against Aggressive Action by Any Country in Middle East

Bridge Decision  Up in Air   Can't Tell When Due   SENT TO DIVISION

New Cold Heading  For Area   : Wintry Chill Due In Region By Saturday, To Lessen Next Week

Arinaral Expedition  Mathias And Dou glas Hiking Along The Towpath Today

Over 200 With Supreme Court Justice On C. & 0. Canal-Hike Through County Today

Castro Said Planning Big Amnesty   Many Political Prisoners May Be Freed Soon

Following Johnson Resignation .. . Majority Leadership Of House GOP Prize

Mondale ‘Show  Fizzles   Group Inquires Into Appointing State Attorneys

in Today's ALTOONA MIRROR   Burglar Entry At Butterick Js Baffling

In Todays ALTOONA MIRROR  Wh. oes   Burglar Entry At Butterick Is Baffling

30-Degree Weather Chills Dalharf  West Texas Skies Filled With Dust By Strong Winds

 £shomobe “Appeals Lo U £ hant  ‘Mining Combine InLine With Unity Plans

TSHOMBE'S PLEA GIVEN FAST REBUFF   Thant Declares Action Wanted, Not More Words

TSHOMBE AGREES TO TALK  Big Katanga Mining Firm Approves UN Unity Plan

Giant M ining Firm. Backs U.N. in Congo   ‘Too Late for Talk’, Thant Tells Tshombe   Insists on Reunification Plan; Sporadic Fighting Continues

Mining Union Backs U.N. Unity Plans      Tshombe Wants To See a Neutral  Representative

Tshombe Appeals  for Meet   Mining Combine Falls In Line With U.N. Plan

Tshombe Prepared To Return   Agrees To Renewed Dickering In Capital If Safety Guaranteed

New Unity Dickering To Start   U.N. Reaction Over Demands Being Awaited

Giant Kafanga Mining Combine Backs UN Plans  Calls For Quick Reunification To Conao Government

Copper Combine Falls In Line On Congo Plan   THEIR MISSION   PYPN SPLIT

Key Katangan, Industry Falls. In Line mubssaiepisdin 0 rast  Congo Plan Accepted   U.S. Chief Demands  tAntian’ Eram Tehamhe

Offer Made By Tshombe For Parleys   President Wants Safety Pledge By UN Forces Leader

Firm Supports Unity in Congo   Giant Copper Combine Lines Up With U.N. for Quick Reunification

Company To Assist Unification   Tshombe Wants Safety, Freedom Of Movement

‘Too Late for Talk,’ Thant Tells: Tshombe  Insists.on Reunification Plans hs eB es FAS VU os

Backs UN Plan. . Reunification Of Congo-Urgec By Copper Firm  BULLETIN -

Mining Firm Falls In Line with U.N, Reunification Plan   Tshombe Plea for Talk Appears to Be Too hate As Thant Acts Fast.

Okays Plan Fo: Reunification Of The Congo   Officials To Help Draft Plan For Division Of Company Profits

Key Katangan Industry Falls In Line  Congo Plan Accepted   U.S. Chief Demands ‘Action’ Fram Tchamhe

Sporadic Fire Still Rumbles at Katanga   Seek Unity Again; Tshombe Appeals to UN for Meet

Mining Combine Falls in Line With Congo Plar   Tshombe Appeals to - {i Thant for Meeting

CERES Met Mgt peg Tape cw alt SEIN 4 VE FBS FOE MORE TES Rigel ARO TYR oe a arg   Coffee-time

Hf Mem Were Like Mice— Would Prefer Challenges More Than Tangible Reward:

TOUGH PROBLEMS BETTER THAN REWARDS Skyscreper-Climbing Mice Provide ~ A Motivational Hint For Humans

IMice Which Climb Skyscrapers for Fun Suggest Challenging Problems for Humans

Hughes Warning  Would Call Special Session If \Liquor Laws are Unchanged

Cubans Free Four Foreign Prisoners  One Man Detained : On Charges of Plot Against Regim

Puritan Begins First Move to D-Ville Plant   Will Occupy Distribu. tion Center, General Offices Before End of Month.

-WIDE AREA: LASHED BY STORMS— Lake Michigan Level Is Raised By Seiche

Many Areas In-East Hit By Storms   Lake Michigan Front Evacuated

Lake Level Rises Fast Amid Storm  Heavy Rain, Hail,   Heavy Rain, Hail, Tornadic Winds Hit Midwest Area

To Avoid Recession  JFK Asks Right  Balance. ‘OF Debt, Budget and Tax

JFK Links Debt Ceiling To Recession   Warns U.S. Must Not Repeat Recession ‘Errors’ of 1957-1960

JFK Sees Slump If Budget, Debt Ceiling Slashed   Chief Executive Warns That Government Must Not Repeat 1957-58 ‘Errors.’

Advertisers Told Of History Lesson Need   Government Must Not Repeat Errors Of 1957 And ‘60

Budget Cut Peril Cited By Kennedy   Recession Could : Follow, President Warns In Address

Don't Cut Debt Limit, Kennedy   Unrealistic Ceiling or Budget Cut Would Cause Recession. Says JFK

NEWS ANALYSIS U.S., Russia Sliding Back To Name Calling       . ceaewwnmens AT DISARM MEETING .. os ivivts Hint Summit Talk

jTo Plan Strategy... ‘Russians Call .  (Kuznetsov Home      See AP

Dragster Gets Jump on Jet   AFTER SECURITY STATEMENT  Map A-Pact Senate Strategy

Test Ban Backers  Stand Pat   Pentagon Assurancs On Safeguards Bolsters Fight

Proponents of Test Ban Pact Prepare to Resist Alterations by Senate

Ban Backer lo Oppose Alterations   Senate Reservations To Pact Would Be Unfortunate—Javits

Harriman Cracks The Khrushchev Line   Here Are Highlights Of Test Ban Treaty

1963 Troffie Fatalities  35  Same Period @ Year Ago  25  Total Deaths In 1962  26

1963 Traffic Fatolities  35  Same Period a Yeah Age  25  Yetol Deaths In 1962  26

»,600 Transport Workers Vote On Contract To End Transit Strike In Philly

Philadelphia Transif Strike To End Today   Vote Today On New Contract

Law Student Arrested On Drug Charge   Monessen Youth Son Of Legislator; Pep Pills Involved

Admiral Radford Obiects   Former Chairman Of Chiefs Of Staff Speaks On Treaty —

a a aa einai tet eteitettedierenmettinienis  GOP Pledges May Curtail No Tax Hike Programs

Missionaries Executed By Viet Nam Communists   Weekend Auto Mishaps Fatal To 3 in lowa

) Missionaries Killed by Reds  Executed Before Eye Of Wives. Children

BRITAIN ALERTS TROOPS IN NEW BORNEO GRISIS   Airlift Looms as Move te Revive Revolt Is Reported

Reservists Of Britain Asia Bound   2,000 Standing By For Airlift In Face Of Rebellion Threat

INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY   Newspaper Ownership Of Local News Upheld

By Radio Stations, Other Competitors; Said Violation Of Property Rights— Pa. Supreme Court Rules Unauthorized Use Of Newspapers’ Local News Illegal

U.S. Convoy Not Stopped By Russians   54° Soldiers. In: 13 Vehicles Make Teip In Germany ©

Army Won't Reveal Time Of Clearance   13 Vehicles, 54 Men Test Russian Reaction

Soviets Hurl Fresh Charges At Red China   Pravada Lists Food  Rationing, Nazi-Type Tactics, India Clash

Cruiser and Launch Collide — 2 Brothers Get Dunked Trying to Switch Boats

LEGS? HE SAYS 'STUMPY' Burton Hopes to Wed Liz Soon Although He's NotToo Attractec

Crawfordsville Man, Amon Christner, 50, 'Died Wednesday, Nov. 20

 What \t Means: Developments On the Racial Front  Can Negro Chiefs Settle Differences?

Next Few Weeks Probably Hold Key To Route of Desegregation Movement

Wallace Joins Barnett In ‘Communist Yell At Martin Luther King   Next Few Weeks To Point To Route Desegregation Movement Will Take

Woman Held n Fatal Mishap  Auto Kills Three Children on Sidewalk

Police Arrest Woman Driver  Mother of 6 Accused As 3 Younasterse Die

Auto Kills 3; Woman Is Held  Arrest Mother Of 6 As Car Hits Children

AFRICANS STILL PROTESTING Soviet Police Seal  Ott Ghanian Embassy

''Centers Around Voodooistic Dictator —  ' Explosion Builds Up in Haiti Politics

Early Revolt Seen In Haiti to Deprive Duvalier of Power  Communists May Take Over If Their Qoponents Fail

Discovery Of Bidault Jars French, West German Relutionship   Explosion Building Up In Haiti

Car swept off highway Avalanche of snow traps  minister, two daughters

‘HUNT GOES ON FOR MINISTER AND 2 DAUGHTERS  Mountain Snowslide Buries 3

Snowslide Buries Father, 2 Girls  Car Swept Over Cliff In Colorado Rockies

pit tei Ff we TPATINE : Snow Avalanche in Colorado Buries Minister, Two Girls

Feared Dead by Rescue Workers Minister, Daughters Buried by Avalanche

DIG FOR 3 BURIED BY AVALANCHE   Minister And 2 Daughters Swept Off Colorado Mountain Road Into  Deep Canyon By Snowslide.

Crews Hunt For 3 Buried By Avalanche  Snow Sweeps Over Minister. 9 Cirle

Snow Slide Buries Three  In Their Car  ‘Minister, Daughter 2 U8-. WD. kt

Avalanche Hits Minister, Girls on Colo. Road  Likely Swept into   Likely Swept into Canyon 70 Ft. Down  Searchare in Danna

Snow Slide Buries Auto. 3 Persons  Reseners Dig For  Minister. Dauwhters

Clearing, Colder Tonight; Little Change Tuesday   3 Feared Dead in Colorado Slide

Minister, 2 Daughters Snow Avalanche Burtes Trio Near Ouray, Colo.

Slide Buries Minister And Two Daughters   Snowy Mass Being Probed

Colorado Avalanche Entombs 3   Snowslide Carries Minister, Two Girls Over Cliff

Eneulfs Colorado Highway nister, 2 Children, Car e Buried by Avalanche

$62 MILLION AID CUT OK ~GOVERNOF   He Will Stand With Budgetary Commission If It Slashes $701 Million IPAC Reauests.

Scurry County Rodeo Gets Underway Tonight   Judges To Pick Miss U.S. A. 1963

No Kennedy Entanglement Likely This Time Steel-Labor Harmony Forecas

Calm Labor, Steel Confabs Seen In 1963  JFK Not Expected To Be Entangled In Anathar Css

Vrops otrong Mints  Peaceful Settlement Seen In Steel-Labor Negotiations For 63

1963 May Be Peace, Moderate Year For Steel Negotiations With Union

Peace in Steel: industry Likely, McDonald Hints  No Decicion Made or   No Decision Made on Reepening of Contract

Steel Union Head Hints Mild Terms   Prospects Mount For Agreement  Without Strike

Chrysier Choo  How « a Small Illinois City Landed a Big Auto Plant   A $50 Million Industry To Provide 5,000 Jobs

SOUTH BEND REVERSED  From New © enobile Plant   Pe EWATING R PACH

State Lottery Bill Shelved; Bingo OKd   Assembly Group Endorses Gambling at Private Benefit:

185 Moslems  Drown in Nile ‘As Launch Sinks   Whole Families Lost in Tragedy; Probe Launched

WHOLE FAMILIES PERISH  More Than 185 Drown In Nile As Ferry Sinks

 Only 15 Survivors  Motor Launch Carrying 200 Moslems Sinks in Nile River

Noted Poet Dies   Pulitzer Prize Winner Robert Frost Succumb: To Blood Clot; Age 88

Last Few Hours in Comfort   First 40 Years Of 88-Year-Old Were Obscure

Uncrowned Poet-Laureate of the United States ....     Robert Frost Is Dead at the Age of 88

‘Poet Laureate’  Robert Frost, Four-Time Pulitze! Prize Winner, Dies At Age 88

New England Farmer Became World-Famed Writer Robert Frost Dies At 88 —'Poet Laureate Of U.S.

Won four Pulitzers Robert Frost, America’s top poet. dies at age 88

Dead at Age 88, Beloved by All  Heart Attack Fells America’s Dean of Poets, Robert Frost

4-Time Pulitzer Prize Winner —  Robert Frost, Uncrowned Poet Laureate, 88, Dies

Robert Frost, Famous Poet, Dies in Boston  Unexpected Death Attributed to luna Rlaad Cine

WORLD NEWS Robert Frost Dies at Age 88. S.C University Desegregated

PULITZER PRIZE WINNER  Poet Robert Frost Dies In Boston Early Today

Robert Frost, America’s Grand Old Man of Verse, Dies in Boston at 88

Poet Frost,88,  Dies in Hospital  Idol of Literary World Stricken

Nation Mourns Writer  Robert Frost, U.S. Poet Laureate, Dies at 88 ©

Barghoorn Exhausted; Lost 1O Pounds in Russian Jail   Prof’s Release Paves Way For U.S.-Russ Cultural Talks

Emmy Awards Are Presented  ‘The Defenders’ Is Top Winner; Hazel Has Done It Again

Like Rerun With Repeats  “The Defenders’ Take  5 Television Awards

Many Repeat Winners Given Emmies At 15th Annual TV Awards Session

Mrs. Futrall Awarded Citizenship Citation   Repeat Winners Dominate TV Awards

Courtroom Drama Given Top. Award   New York State Prepares To Welcome A First Lady

Booth, Marshall, Knott... .  Top Annual TV Awards Go To Repeat Winners

‘Defenders,’ ‘Hazell,’ and President Win 15th Annual Television Awards   See related story on Page 6.

‘The Tunnel’ Rated Best Program E.G. Marshall, Booth, Knott Capture Top ‘Emmy’ Trophies

Emmy Award Winners Announced  ‘The Tunnel ‘Is TV's Program of The Year’

ltaly’s Left, Right Groups Gain Grounc   Christian Democrat Party To Continue’ As Leader, However

Honeymoon Bridge Destroyed In ‘38     Niagara River Ice Jam  Recalls Fall Of Span

Niagara’s Honeymoon Bridge Felled By Ice Jam 25 Years Ago Sunday

On Anniversary Of Bridge Destruction In '36— Gigantic Ice Jam Clogs Niagara River

®Loses Force Rapidly Over Inland Area  Cindy Lands Weakened Punch On Texas Coast

Storm Hits. Galveston,  Port Arthur   Louisiana Coast ‘Also Battered

Hurricane Cindy Slams Into  Texas Coast After 13,000 Flee Ahead Of Winds, Tides

Angered Over Slayings   ‘Cindy’ Packing 80-MPH Punch  12, 000 Flee As Hurricane Slams Over Land In Louisiana And Texas

REFUGEES RETURN 10 GULF COAST   Sudden Storm Diminishes Quickly After Roaring Inland Between Galveston and Port Arthur.

Storm Belts Texas Coast  Cindy Carries Gales, Wind But Damage Light

Storm Hits Louisiana and Texas   80-Mile Winds Batter Areas All Night Long

Storm Wilting Fast; Refugees  Returning Home 13,000 Had Fled  Cameron Parish, Other Sectors

RAKES TEXAS, LOUISIANA COASTS   80-Mile Winds Diminish As Cindy Moves Inland   Flee During Early Hours Of Storm: Rain, Tides Less Than Expected

Many Flee Winds And High Tides   Hurri¢ane Is Accompanied By Heavy Rain

Cindy Hits 2 States, Then Dies   Thousands Flee Coast in Texas And Louisiana

Storm Hits . Texas Near Port Arthur  12,010 Persons Go Inland From Coast Of Louisiana

Damage Reported Only Minor — Hurricane Cindy Eases After Striking Coast

Hurricane Cindy Slams Texas Coast; Bevins Disintegrating on Inland Move

Hurls High Tide At Louisiana, Texas Coasts  12,000 Persons Flee  fCramarnn far Safaty

Refugees Told to Go Home; Damage Minor—  Storm Hits Coast, Breaks Up

Hurricane Slams Into  Gulf Coast   80-Mile-An-Hour Winds Diminish On Inland Path

Thousands Flee High Winds, Rain Louisiana Coast Area Buffeted Where

Hurricane Cindy Slams Into Texas Coast. Falls Apart Over Mainland

Hurricane Hits Texas Coast  aw Dicintaaratina   Now Disintegrating As It Moves Inland

Hurricane Cindy tears into coast of Texas   Storm does minor damage in area around Port Arthur, begins disintegrating quickly

Hits Texas Coastline, Begins Sag   13,000 Fled Ahead of It; Sizable Pecan Damage Likely

Thousands Flee from Hurricane  Eye of Storm Ranges Between Galveston, P, Arthur

City Leaders Break Off Talks On Grievances   New Demonstrations May Be Coming In Defiance Of Guards

Cambridge Negroes To Decide On More City Demonstrations As Officials Cut Negotiations

NEW DEMONSTRATIONS THREATENED Race Negotiations In Maryland Deadlocked

Shore Town Mayor Raps NegroGroup   Rally Slated In Cambridge, With Tension Mounting

Angered By Mayer pees eeu Meets: Aa  Negroes Delay  March Decision

May Defy Order Against Demonstrations  Negroes Schedule Rally as Tension In Maryland Racial Crisis Climbs

Missiles Emphasis  Seen As ‘Disaster’  Secretary Claims Move Would Save Billions, Provide Better Defense

McNamara s Reception A Bit Cool   Planes To Missiles Shift Displeases And Alarms Senator:

Senators Cool to Plan On Defense   Plane-Missile Shift Plugged By McNamara

 For Presidency  Big Crowd Turns Out to Beat Drums for Barry Goldwater

Landslide For Barry At Rally   Thousands Join Call for Draft in 1964

CheeringCrowd Beats Drums For Goldwater  Out To Draft Arizona Senato:

Congressmen Upset by Radio And Television's ‘Editorializing'; Investigation to Begin July 15

Kennedy Calls for ‘Contest of Achievement’   East-West Agreements on Number of Issues Urged in Speech at U.N.

exploring Kaci “frisis in Birmingnam .  Personal ‘Envoys’ May Do a ‘Lot of Listening

President Calls for Joint U.S.-Soviet Space Effort  BURY THE COLD WAR, KENNEDY URGES

Unity for World Progress Urged In U.N. Speech   Vresulent tssues Chal. Tenge for ‘Contest of Achievement, Not Intimidation.’

East- West ‘Achievement Contest’ Urged In JFK‘s Talk Before United Nations

No Immediate Relief Seen In State Dry Spell  Drought Worst In 31

Legislative Review Minimum Wage Bill Is A pproved By Senate And Heads For House   Now Goes To Senate Military Pay Raise Bill OK’d By House

Figures Prove It Southern acces Well Out in Front In Beauty Contest

't’s Getting To Be a Habit! Dixie's Fairest Again Sweep Beauty Honors

Christine Goes ‘To London’ Jait   Southern Girls — Lead in Pageant

U.S. Steel Enjoys Big Quarter  But Chairman i a dea os a a se   But Chairman Not Optimistic For Rest of ’63

U.S. Steel’s Forecast Is  Called Glum   Usual Dividend Is Declared As Directors Meet

Preumonia Develops Aiter Throat Surgery  Doctor in Coma From Overdose OF Druas

London Osteopath Guilty Of Two Vice Charges; Has Surgery To Save His Life

Pneumonia Develops After Surgery  Vice Scandal Doctor Hovering Near Death

Dr. Ward Still in Coma; Girl Friend Threatens to Expose ‘Whole Crowd

Pneumonia sets in after suicide try   Takes overdose of drugs on last day of his trial

Ward Listed As ‘Critical’ In Hospital   Girl Friend Says She Will Avenge Him Uf He Dies

Condition Deteriorates ft chironomid delbchurbedbsct des  Dr. Ward Is Reported Near Death In London

Undergoes Operation —  Dr. Ward Fights For Lie Unaware of His Conviction On Two Vice Counts _

Ward, Figure In Vice Trial, Nearer Death  Girl Friend Vows Revenge Lf Society Osteopath Dies

Ward Said Near Death In London   Guilty Verdiet Is Returned On Two Counts

He Doesn't Know Verdict  Dr. Ward Convicted,. Lies Seriously Ill  In London Hospital

Ward. Girl Friend. Me ‘Tell. AW   Cony ieted Man . Barely Alive .

Ward Fails To Respond To Treatment, Reported Drifting Nearer To Death

Ward Reporter Near Death  Remains In Coma   Remains In Coma Following Surgery

 Sti ll in Coma _  anaenocaiRSNRS  ‘Dr. Stephen Ward ‘Kept Alive By ‘Electronic Lung

Dr. Ward Near Death  But Mandy Has HerSel; A ‘Bball’ At Cleopatra

DEATH: IS IN IRON LUNG   Sex Scandal Figure In Deep Coma, Windpipe Opened By Surgeons; Unaware Of Conviction.

Ward Near Death; In Tron Lung   Society Osteopath Convicted In Sex Scandal, In Coma

Undergoes Surgery To Aid Breathing   London Paper Wonders If Ward Is ‘Fall Guy’

Ward Failing To Respond To Treatment  Wioure in Sreandal   Figure in Scandal Reported Drifting Closer to Death

Ward Ward Clings fo Life; Revelation of Naw-Namec Threatened on: His Death

WARD NEAR DEATH; IS IN IRON LUNG   Sex Scandal Figure In Deep Coma, Windpipe Opened By Surgeons;   Unaware Of Convic tion.

To Avenge Dr. Ward if He Dies, Girl Friend Pledges   “Not in Vain”   Breath Machine

Dr. Ward Reported Near Death   Surgeons Open Passage In Throat; Ward Convicted By Jury of Two Charaes

Ward Remains Near Death in London Today   Friend Threatens New Revelations

Osteopath Remains In Coma   Convicted on Two Vice Counts After Attempt at Suicide

Ward Termed Half Dead At Hospital, His Girl  Promises New Scandals

FOLLOWING THROAT SURGERY:  Ward Reported Near Death;  Unaware of His Conviction

Dr. Ward Lay Near Death In Hospital   Still Is Unaware He Was Convicted On Vice Charges

Ward, Close To Death, Is Ruled Guilty   London Osteopath, Convicted on 2 Vice Counts, Still in Coma

_ WARD’S’ CONDITION REMAINS UNCHANGED Latest Girl Friend Promises To Reveal New Names If He Dies

Ward Near Death After Surgery if British Hospital   Osteopath Gonvicied On Vies Gharges Has Pasar. flay Now iA teéa Lata,

Attempted Suicide   HF PPECCE WEETCEEE  Ward's. Condition Still Unchanged —

Put in tron Lung; Has Pneumonia   Still in Coma, Unaware Of His Conviction; Throat Surgery

Dr. Ward Is Reported Near Death   Convicted On Two Viee Charges In British Scandal

Morals Defendant Still Unconscious . 2 Judge Postpones Sentence Until Dr.“Ward Recovers:

Ward Still Near Death; His Girl. Bitter Over Let-Down By “Friends”: She'll Name Names

Girl Friend Set To Talk If Ward Dies  London Osteopath Remains Critical; More Names Likelv

Girl Pledges To Implicate Whole Crowd   Condition Remains Unchanged; Doctor Is In Deep Coma

Ward Lays Near Death In ‘Lung’  Playboy Not Aware Of His Conviction

Ward Fails To Respond  To Treatment   Osteopath Drifts Closer to Death From Pneumonia

Ward Is Near Death, Placed  In Iron Lung  Still Is Unaware He Was Convicted by Jurv in Vice Case

— Of 2 Vice Charges aa Still Unconscious;  Surgeons Operate On Him

LIGHTNING SETS FARM FIRES Western, Central And Southern Parts Of State Lashed By Storm

Pass Measure to Exempt Foods, Drugs From Tax   Amendment In House Passes By 79-77 Vote

Nerve Cell Study Wins Nobel Prize   Medical Award For Australian, Twe Britichors

Pilot Spots Lost Plane, Survivors  Aircraft Dawn In VWiubaneTucn   Aircraft Down In Yukon;Two Seen At Scene

Pilot Reports Spotting Downed Plane (in Mountain Slope; Man, Woman Alive

Pair Seen Near Plane  Aircraft Missing In Yukon With 2 Believed Sighted

Plane and Two People Missing in Alaskan Wilds Since Crash on February 4 Sighted on Sunday

Missing Plane Believed Found  Pilot Says Two Persons Are Seen Alive Near Craft

You Can Register For May 7 Primary Until 9 Tonight, Tuesday And Wednesday   Find Plane Missing Seven Weeks; Two Alive

Missing Plane Is Sighted   Craft Believed To Be One Downed On Feh. 4.

The Bulletin Reads Easy This Week   American Aircraft  Sighted In Yukon

Missing Airplane Believed Sighted   Canadian Pilot Sees Man. Woman

Pilot Says Pair Alive. Near Craft   Plane Missing In Far North Since  Feb. 4. On Flight

CANADIAN SEES AIRLIFT Missing Plane Carrying 2 Americans Spotted in Yukon

Lost Plane Is Spotted In Yukon  Both on.Craft   Both on Craft Appear to Be Alive: Hunt Start:

Pilot Spots Plane Dowr In Alaska   Believed Craft Missiiig Feb. 4 Witli 2. Aboard

Missing Pair, Plane Sighted   Aircraft With Two Americans Is Reported on Slope of Mountain

PLANE DOWN IN YUKON 2 Missing 7 Weeks  Are Believed Seen   PILOT, PASSENGER

Believed Missing Since Feb, 4 — Two May Have Survived Plane Crackup In Yukon

Employment Declines Increase in Unemployment Reported During January

JOBLESS TOTALS UP FOR JANUARY   Figures Seen ‘Seasonal’, But Sluggish Economy Worries Exynerte

Alabama 27 Ga. Tech 11  Pittsburgh 28 Army 0   Searchlights Are Trained Qn Airliners

WITH SEARCHLIGHTS  Communist Troops Harass U.S. Airliners Over Berlin

faxes Will be Less Dillon Seeks to Calm Homeowners’ Anxiety About Losing Deductions

Home Owners Told Rate Cuts Would More Than Offset Loss of Deduction

gf Out-of-State Singer Breaks [radition— %  j Magic Mardi Gras Twist of Fate Crowns a Cinderella

HEART FUND CAMPAIGN CHAIRMEN NAMED TO HEAD DRIVE IN FRANKLIN COUNTY

Michigan Whites, Negroes In Clash   Negro And Owner Scuffle In Huntington Restaurant

Equal Hiring Treatment By Both Management, Unions Urged by Meany

Rivers Menace Residents  Of Ohio River Valley Today   Fear New Flooding

Ohio Valley Menaced by Floodwaters   RIVERS RISING IN SOUTHERN OHIO  Flood Fears Hit State

Robbery Suspect Seized In Iowa Hills; He Says Pal Holding Girl Captive

Negroes Plan Huge Washington Protest  2,000 Expected to March, Sing Pray in Orderly Manner

‘Orderly and Non-Violent’  Largest Negro Demonstration  ‘In Capitol’s History Expectec

500 Whites Besiege Jail In Maryland   Negroes March, Sing, Pray In Big Washington Parade

Negroes Pledge Orderly March At Capital   Major Groups Join Forces to Stage Big Demonstration

CLAIM FAULTY FEED AUGER INSTALLATION  ASK $75,000 DAMAGES   ‘enr cHin’¢ INJURIES

CLAIM FAULTY FEED AUGER INSTALLATION — ASK $75,000 DAMAGES EAR CHL RC INSILIRIES

CLAIM FAULTY FEED AUGER INSTALLATION — ASK $75,000 DAMAGES FOR CHILD’S INJURIES

Appointed Al Annual Pay  Of $10,500   Portsmouth Native, At 27. Youngest  To Hold Post

‘Must Provide Jobs’ Industrialist Claims U.S. - Facing Social Upheaval

Several Stores Are Destroyed, Others Damaged   Loss In Millions; Blaze Battled For Hours, Stopped At Meis Store

Terre Haute Business District Swept By Fire: $12 Million Loss Set

THE CHANGING FACE OF HPC   $3.1 Billion Appropriations Bill Heads For Solon Debate

Minnesota Man, 22, Tells Guilt   Killer Reveals Victim Made Indecent Advance:

Farewell to Escort—   Pleads Guilty of Slaying Pastor, Gets Prison Term

30 to 80 Year Term For Minister’s Slayer   Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder Charge

Enters Guilty Plea  30 To 80 Year Sentence  For Slaying Iowa Pastor

News Index   Peace In Laos Is A Myth With Time On The Side Of The Chinese Reds

No Intention Of Shooting at Vessel-Havana   State Department Demands Full Explanation of Action by Two Russian MIGs.   ‘Suspect Boat’

Governor Says Industry Drive Launching Near  Work For State’s ‘Finest Hour,’ GOPsters Urged

Big 3 Ministers Seeking Further Areas of Accord   Meeting In New York First Since Nuclear Test Ban Agreement Signed.

Big Three Ministers In Parlay   Seek Measures For Further Easing Tensions

Rusk And Home To Let Gromyko Have Initiative   Lessening _ Of Cold War _ Aim Of Trio

The inside story   Test ban followup  Rusk, Home, Gromyko seeking new accord

Bobby Finds No Reds In Drive  ‘Fail To Exploit Racial Situation’

No Communists Among Rights Leaders—RFK   Attorney General Say: Reds Have Failed tc Infiltrate Protes: Movement.

Attorney General's statement: Rights leaders not Reds Kennedy says

LEADERS CLEARED BY FBI, OTHERS   Letter Refutes Charges Made By  South Governors

No Evidence Leaders Of Rights Reds   Rev. King Mentionec By Name As Clear, In Senate Hearina

tate Legislature Split Over ‘Fair Sabbath’ Bill   Hospital-Worker Legislation Also Faces Battle Over Limitations

McNamara Optimistic on Viet Nam   Will Report to President on Saigon Trip

SNEG HELO,  Republicans Issue Grim  Tax Warning   Congress Cannot Rely on Promises, Rep. Byrnes Says

Republicans Blast Tax Cut Plan   GOP Spokesman  Calls Pronosal   GOP Spokesman Calls Proposal ‘Russian Roulette

Republicans Seeking Brakes on Spending   ‘It’s Time to Judge Administration By What It Does, More Than What {t Says.’ Declares GOP Spokesman

GOP Leader: Plan Talks On Tax Cut  Republicans Set TV Replies To  Kennedy Anneal

Republicans’ Views Waited On Tax Slash   Reply To Kennedy Plea To Be Started Tonight By Byrnes

GOP Flays Tax Cut Without Spending Curb   Byrnes Replies To Kennedy’s Plea for Cut

tn Kadio, '¥ talks:  GOP To. Warn That Spending Brake Needed With Tax Cuts

Called “Russian Roulette” Republicans Demand Brake On Spending With Tax Cut

TAX CUT BILL REPLY  GOP Rips Administration For Failure to Curb Spending

Flaying Kussian Roulette ae en owlerte  GOP Says Tax Cut Without Brake On Spending Would Be Gamble With Destiny

Ask Spending Brake Republicans See Threat to Destiny in Tax Cut Approval

Contend Congress Would Be ‘Playing Russian Roulette With Our Destiny’ If It Approves Cut Without Brake on Spending

Spending Rein Is Called Vital By GOP Group  Tay Cit Withait   Tax Cut Without Control Likened To Russ Roulette

Can't Rely OnPromise Solon Says  Firm Commitment Is Byrnes’ Goal

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Republicans Warn Against Tax Cut Without Brake On Spending

Republican Reply To Jk Given   Rep. Byrnes Say: Congress Can't Rely On Pledge

GOP Will Ai Will Air     Radio; TV tie  To Kennedy Plea Starts Tonight

TV Talks Scheduled Today And Tomorrow  GOP To Tell Nation Its Side Of Tax Cut Story

Republicans will tell their side of tax dispute tonight, tomorrow

Rep. Byrnes Presents GOP Argument  Republicans Urge Curbs In Spending With Tax Cut

‘RUSSIAN ROULETT E, GOP CHARGE DemandS pending Cut Along With Tax Slash

GOPers to Air Tax Views Are Against Cut Without Brake on U.S. Spending

Byrnes Will Reply for GOP On Tax Issue   Congressman to Air Party’s Demand for Slash in Spending

GOP Officials Ready fo Reply To JFK Speech   Talks on Tax Cuts Scheduled Tonight And on Saturday

GOP To Detail Its Opposition To Tax Relief   Byrnes To Launch Reply To Kennedy’s Radio-TV Appeal

GOP Spokesmen Swal Tax Cut Bill   Must Slow Federal Spending Or It Won't Work, Republicane Sec

GOP Will Tell Tax Bill Story   Rep. Byrnes to Reply to Kennedy On Radio and TV Tonight at 6 p.m

Republicans Demand Cut In Spending   Shonld Accompany Any Tax Reduction, Spokeaman Claims

GOP Charges Congress Plays Russian Roulette lf Tax Cut Ils Approved

Byrnes, Curtis To Answer JFK Tax Cut Appeat  Republicans Get Equal Net Time For Rebuttals

Republicans Continue Tax  Cut Bill Fight   Say No Spending Brake Like Playing ‘Russian Roulette?

Nation fo Get GOP Tax Bill Views Tonight  Rep. Byrnes to Air   Rep. Byrnes to Air Proposals; Curtis On TV Saturday

. we uw Emporia Skies  Emporia Weather   No Significant Rain  Forecast for Kansas

DOUGLAS HITS SALE OF WHEAT   DIRECT BLOW TO AMERICAN POLICY, SENATOR CLAIMS

WOMEN DBITLER Mrs. Nhu’s Safety Won’‘t  ~ Be Guaranteed in Saigon

Bomb Tossed Into Of ficial British Party   One Killed, 39  Others Injured ¥n Airport Ineident

Bomb Hurts British, Arab High Officials   Explosion Kills indian Woman: 39 Are Injured

ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED  In The  ADIRONDACKS   Officials Bombed At Aden Airport

One killed, 39 injured Bomb tossed into party of British commissioner

One Dead, 38 Wounded by Aden Bombing  Explosive Tossed af Airport Iniures   Explosive Tossed af Airport Injures British Officials

17 HIGH ¢ H COMMISSIONER he  Bomb at Party Kills Woman: 39 Injured

Politics, Blunders  Laid Ole Miss Riot   j\Givil nignts ...  Hearing Opens © On JFK Program

High Climb, Houston to Kansas City By Bicycle, Family of 5 Will Tell You

Shepley To Seek GOP Nomination  Announcement Brings Added Endorcemeni#e

Jo Cement Relations I SCIONS  Khrushchevs Arrive For Yugoslav Visit

Disarmament  Talks Called   U.N. Resolution Makes Meet Possible By 1964

TENSION REDUCTION STRESSED  U.N. Committee Asks  New Disarmament Try

U.N. Ends Stall Over Arms Talk  U.S.-Soviet Deadlock  Comnromiced

U.N. Group Asks Geneva Conferences   Main Political Committee Seeks Tc Reduce War Risks

Two Killed In West Virginia  Officers Shoot Men When Making Arres'

Long, Bitter Feud Between Mountain Families Explodes Into A Gun Battle

In gun battle with police  West Virginia family fued results in fatal shootinas

Feud Explodes Into Gun Fight  2 Men -Are--Killed In West Virainia

Candid Storyte!lers Washin gton Still Hero To Today’ s Small Fry

Washington Is Still Hero  Youngsters Tell Of Their Feelings In School. Essays

Small F ry Add Interesting ‘Facts’ To the Legend of George Washington

Essays Tell Their Side — George Washington Still  Hero of Small Fry

He ‘Almost Always’ Told The Truth — George Washington SHll A Child's Hero

Pupils’ Essays On George Washington Sound Like Record On ‘First Family’

63 Concept Of George Washington‘ Comes In School Essays Of Pupils

School Children Have Candid Way Of Telling About George Washington

Tell About Him Candidly George Washington Still  Hero To Nation’s Children

House Reverses Its Decision On Wheat Sale Curh   To Adiourn Dec. 30

Fear Defeat for Tough Bill  More Moderate Civil Rights Bill Requestec

Would a Federal Tax Cut Be Boon To States, With Jolm Q. the Goat?

U.S. Calls for ‘Hot Phone’  Kremlin Link   Urges Direct Line Between Kremlin and Washington

"Lured Into Home, Twice Raped ‘Woman Sees Assailant End Life With Shotgun

President Of Congo Quits Under Force  Rioters Propose   Rioters Propose Labor Leader For Job: Army Rules

East Coast City Offered $625,000  Mopes Here for Double-Header -.Killed

Democrats Will Meet in Atlantic City  Hopes Here for Double-Header Killed

Reform Measures  Dominant Republicans Pian Efforis to Approve Education, Harness Racing

one otare Legisiaiure:  GOP Hoping To Move Once-Stymied Key Education, Harness Race Reform Bills

Heart Device Goes Blooey...  Young Mother Alive After ‘Dying’ When Battery Failed

Negro Vote Registering Is Halted   Integration Leaders Hint Marches May Resume in Jackson

Demonstrations Likely to Start  Voter Registration Books Closed Suddenly to Mississippi Negroes

Negro Voter Signup Halted  Mississippi Officials Reported ‘Too Busy

Registrar Cites 4-Month Lapse Mississippi Registrants Find Books Tightly Shut

‘May, Renew: Demonstrations .  Jackson Shuts © Of Registrations   Civil Rights Hearings Go. Ahéad-Uporr Three Fronts”

Voting Rolls Closed in Mississippi; Civil Rights Program Being Pushed

SET EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE OUTSIDE —  AT FIRST PLYMOUTH PPEeAVTEeDIAN CHIIDpCH

SET EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE OUTSIDE — AT FIRST PLYMOUTH PRECAYTERIAN CHILIRGH

SET EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE OUTSIDE —  AT FIRST PLYMOUTH DBECAVTCDIAN CUWlIDCU

Steubenville Men Among  Those Cited  Gambling Charves   Gambling Charges Filed by Agents In Hancock Arrests

2 Syracuse U. Professors,  8 Students Among 38 Held  In Racial Demonstrations

Buildings Blasted Rescue Specialists Probe Quake Ruins in Yugoslavia

Job Seems Safe Now a  Maemillan Has Backing of Key Aide In Cabinet

Macmillan gets health minister's support, debate victory assured

13 Dead In Plane Crash   Fifth Disaster In Brazil In Seven Weeks

Fischer Quintuplets Celebrate Their First Week of Life - - Doing Just Fine

JFK, Negro Leaders Meet On Crisis In Ala.   President Later Asks All To Cooperate Nemes Committee

Publicity stunt, says general  U.S. amused, annoyed by Soviet space feat

_ Jacquelin Cochran Wants Moon Trip  -Woman Cosmonaut Kicks Off Reaction

15 senators now opposed  Sen. Johnson will vote ves on test ban treaty

Senators Line Up 82-15 for Ban Treaty)   List Main Points As Vote Approaches

Kennedy Pins Economy Aid On 3 Points   Avoid Budget Slash Tight Debt Ceiling, President Argues

Cut taxes. spend more, lift lid     JFK sees disaster if his programs are not adopted

Says Rejection Would Be Blow At U.S. Economy   Downturn, Disaster

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   JFK Warns Of Economic Disaster If Congress Rejects Tax Plan

Tight Monev Plan Tied To  Keonomic Ills   3-Point Program Offered In Talk To  Advertising Men

Economic Warning By Kennedy   tconomic Warning By Kennedy  Sees Disaster If Congress Balky

IN TAX, BUDGET, DEBT... Economy Faces Disaster If Congress Balks - JFK

JFK Sees ‘Disaster’ If Tax Bill Is Rejected   Sec. Korth Defends TFX Contract Stand   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AF Mililary Affairs Writer

Walking to Walker   JFK Makes New Plea for Ta» Cuts and Higher Debt Level

JFK Sounds Warning On Economy   Downturn Seen If Congress Rejects Tax Slashes

President . Continues Plugging For Tax Cut  Fears Another Recession If Congress  lonnrec Plaa

Wants Tax Cut, Big Budget, Easy Debt Ceiling  K ‘énnedy Foresees Disaster  If His Package Is Refused

Cautions On Wrong Decisions Slash of Budget, Tight Debt Lid  Also His Concern

PUSHES MONEY PROGRAMS  Kennedy Sees Recession ‘Unless Conoress Acts’

Opposes Budget Cut  JFK: Sights Dire Results if Solons Reject Plans

Kennedy Says Economic Disaster        Is Possible If Tax Cut Plan Fails

Kennedy Says His Plan Can Avert an Economic Disaster   Says Former Hatd Money Policies Unrealistic and Slowed U.S. Growth.

President Kennedy Says Wrong Decisions By Congress Will Spell  Economic Disaster

REDS SAY U.S. FIRES ON SHIP   Khrushchev Has Only 2 Days To Go To Keep Pledge on Troops in Cuba   Kennedy Fears Disaster If Taxes Not Cut

GOP ‘Mistakes’ Cited  ~ Kennedy Declares Tax Cuts Alone Can't Spur U.S. Economy

Also Warns Against Cui In Budget   Sees Downturn And Disaster To Economy

Poorer Economy Seen By JFK. If-  Tax Cut, Budget And Debt Ceiling Held Vital Area For The Future

JFK Warns Solons on Economy   Downtum Faced if Program Wrecked, Canaress Told

 Applies Pressure on Congress —  ‘Kennedy Fears Economic Downturn

Tight Money Plan Tied To  Economic Is   3-Poitt Progriin Olfered Ti Talk To Advertisin# Men

To x Cut, Debt Limit, Budget  JFK Tabs Three Points As Keys to Economy

NOT ENOUGH STIMULUS   Broader Support Sought In Talk To Ad Council

Kennedy sees disaster’ in high tax rates, a tight money policy   1957.1940

Asks Realistic Look At Debt Ceiling  Kennedy Warns on Tax Cut Rejection

Big Cleanup Begins   JFK Declares American Economy Faces “Downturn and Disaster” lf Congress Rejects Tax Cuts

Also Asks No Limit On Debt   President Cites ‘Wrong Decisions’ In Last 5 Years

JFK Says Economy Will Face Disaster If Proposed Tax Cuts Are Turned Down

President: Tax Slash Not Enough   Budget-Lopping, Tight Debt Ceiling Called Disaster Prelude

Declares Budget Cuts, Lid on Debt ‘Disaster’ Threats   Claims Previous Regime Guessed Wrong on Issue

Greek Royalty Leaves Britain  Turbulent Four Day Visit Comes to End

Civil Rights, Tax Cut Must W ait “til 64   Final Action hy Congress Still Far Away

Twice As Safe  On Interstate   Accident Study Shows Interstate Highway System Has Less Accidents and Deaths

Hundreds Stand Guard During Night   Monmout Mayor Urges Residents to Be Calm; Three Firms Destroyed

Riot Guns Await ‘Mad Arsonist’   Warning of New Fires Telephoned To Mayor’s Home

Some May Pay Fines Twice In Bristol   At Silver Lake Park Family Threatened. Guard To Be Hired

Believes Point Made by Action; Some Men Off In Clearfield, Warren Counties

Rights Bill Runs Into Obstruction  Southerners Object   Southerners Object To Factor Of Publi  Accommodation<:

Civil Rights Strugele Shaping Up  Southerners   Southerners Sighting Guns On Legislation

C-Rights Hearings Face Snag   Southerners Centering Their Big Attack On Equal Service

Senate Rights Bill Hearings Hit Roadblock   Thurmond Invokes Rule; Committee To Try Next Week

: Around the State . od a Around the Nation . Around the World .

Fighting Continues In Sahara Algeria Gettin; Outside Arms; Truce Talks Se

6 U.S. Navy Airmen Ditch Plane, Saved  Survivors Rescued After 6 Hours in Bav of Salerno

Six American Airmen Ride Out Ditching   Men Not Injured In Crash Landing In Bay of Salerno

Wall Of Water Pours Over Dam As Landslide Smashes Into Reservoir

Water Wail Rushes Over High Dam   Six Villages In Italian Valley Washed Away

Wall of Water Sweeps Down  Alpine Valley   Over 3,000 Feared Dead in Talian Disaster

Rusk Chides Russ On West Berlin   Western Convoys Travel AutobahnUnmolested

Sees Stronger Viet Nam Regime   + Allied Conv oys Get ‘To Berlin

Comments on Berlin Situation  We Want Free Aecess: Rusk   Western Convoys Unmolested

Incidents Serious U. S. Insists On Access Rights, Rusk Tells Reds

Rusk Hopes Tor Solution In Meeting  Secretary Takes Serious View Of

Free Access To Berlin Is Pledged   Rusk Assures Soviets U.S. to Permit No Change in Procedure:

Reds Told US. Will Insist On It   Secretary Believes Khrushchev Shares View Iesue Serious

“HOME.  EDITION,    Asking the doctors to play God  What is duty to the dying?

Major Tax Levy Portion To Be Spent Remodeling Klementary School Setup

Khrush's Peace Bids Encourage Test Conferees   Soviet Premier Indicates Partial Ban Treaty Foregone Conclusion.

NASA Busy Answering Youngsters   Youths Seeking Spoce Careers Write Agency

Starry-Eyed Students Write NASA About Space Wonders, Get Replies

‘ Would Be Willing To Die For NASA’—  U.S. Youths Today: Stars In Their Eyes

#- 4F BE BA CUE ase F&F ha iw  Letters To NASA Show Growing Space Interest

Both Boys, Girls Ave Starry-Eyed ... NASA Is Getting Letters ‘From Future Astronauts

a ymp Tout gives odds, state will OK folerance policy on gambling

aver Mattox Proclaims _  Rad ford, Area Banks  ‘Observe. Centennial ,

Old Man Winter Has Last Ohio Laugh. Snow Greets First Day Of Spring

New Trial Ordered For Mrs. Seif   First Trial Is Deadlocked, 11-1

Soviet Fishing Boat Picks Up U.S. Airman   Jet Loses Wing; Pilot Parachutes Out Off Cape Cod

Red Fishing Boat Rescues U.S. Airman  Russian Trawler’ Cooperates With Coast Guard Alert

After parachuting from plane  Russian fishermen pluck U.S. flier from life raft

Parachuted 20,000 Feet  US. Flier Down in Atlantic ~ Rescued by Soviet Ship

LEMARS CHURCHIS SCENE OF PRETTY AUGUST WEDDING   Miss Judith Frerichs And Richard Bauerly Take Vows Aug. 24

CATHOLIC CHURCH SCENE OF PRETTY SPRING WEDDING   Miss Patricia Huebner And James Sauer Married May 25

RURAL CHURCH IS SCENE OF PRETTY AUGUST WEDDING   Miss Lynda Winquist And Harlow Johnson Take Vows Aug. 29

Reds Reject U.S. Protest on Blockade   Soviets Blame Delay of Convoy on U.S. -Rules Infraction

OFFICIALS KEEP EYE ON CYANIDE IN EMBARRASS   CREDIT DEATH OF COWS FOR STOPPING GRIM CONSEQUENCES

Students Stage Princeton Riof  Property Damaged, Including a. Train

Today's Index   Princeton Students Inflict Widespread Damace In Rio

Princeton Students Toss Riot   Police Estimate 1,500 Involved; 12 Are Arrested

Students af Princeton U. Stage Riot   Mobs Range Over Campus, Town For Three Hours

Students at Princeton Stage Riot  Damage Homes And Property, Including Train

Solons Act To Assure Farm Exports   - Anxiety Over Tariff Barriers Sparks Move

Senate Urged To Back JFK Trade Progra   Bipartisan  Move Is Made

Both Parties May Back JFK In Trade Talks  Lawmakers Worried About High Tariff’s O€ Caraman Marked

TFX CONTRACT CASE  Federal Agency Clears Korth Of Interest Conflict

Kennedy Sees Income Loss By Farmers  President Thinks. Wheat Growers — Will Change Minds

Today's Telegram   On Crop Freedom  Kennedy Thinks Wheat Folks To Change Minds

As Result of Crop Control Plan‘s Failure  JFK Sees Smaller Wheat  Income, Larger Surpluses

LISHING   ‘President Sees Smaller Wheat Incomes ‘Bigger Surpluses As Result of Election

And Cause Bigger Surpluses  Kennedy Says Wheat Vote Will Drop Farmers’ Income

Farmer Pay Drop Hinted In Wheat Vote   Kennedy Says They May Change Minds Okay Plan In °64

Smaller Incomes, Bigger Surpluses  ‘You'll Be Sorry,’ Wheat Farmers Told

Foreign Aid Bill Passed By Senate   Pared-Down Measure Subject to Foreign Policy Restrictions

Senate Passes F oreign Aid Bull, 63-17   $3.7 Billion Version Avproved with Restrictions

HOUSE-SENATE CONFAB NEXT  Pared Foreign Aid Bill Pulled Through Senate

Nearly $1 Billion  Cut From Measure  Conference Committee To Decide Various Policy Amendments’ Fate

Down to $3.7 Billion Senate Passes  ‘Watered-Down Foreign Aid Bill

Says Universities and Colleges Must Realize Their Stake in Battle

"Stung By Belief Integrity Questioned'"— Deny Story McNamara In Tears At TFX Probe

McNamara Sheds Tears   Thought Integrity Questioned In TFX Dispute

Say McNamara Wept At Hearing   Tears Streamed Down Face; Pentagon Denies Story

No Truth McNamara Shed Tears   Story Termed ‘Nonsense By Snokesman

‘Integrity Questioned’...  Reports Defense Secretary In Tears During Testimony

, ~ McNAMARA DENIES HE CRIED ~ Spokesman Declares Report Is Nonsense

McNamara Denies lale Of Weepinc   Senate Source Says Apparent Doubts Of His Inteqrity irk

Senate Source. Says McNamara Wept At Probe      Stung By Belief His Integrity Questioned In TFX Hearing

McNamara Stung By Integrity Slur OfSenate Group   Senate Source Says Secretary Cried But Be Dantas fneidans.

MeNamara Tears Tale Is Denied   Senate Source Savs Defense Chie! Went At Hearing

Deny McNamara Went at Senate Hearing on TFX   Report Is Nonsense, Spokesman Contends

TESTIMONY IN TFX HEARINGS CLOSE SECRET  CLAIM M’NAMARA  SHED TEARS AT FRIDAY SESSION

McNamara Tears Tale Is Denied   Setidte Saiirce Snys Defen se Chie! Woepi At Heari

Senate Probe Brings SobsBy M’Namara   Secretary Defends His Integrity In TEX Plane Issue.

McNAMARA AT HEARING-—  Senate Source Re ports Defense Chief in Tears

Because Integrity Was Being Questioned  McNamara Denies Crying at Hearing

Defense Sec’y Denies Tears in TFX Hearing  McNamara’s Son ‘Asked When Fathe Would Be Cleared’

McNamara Denies Weeping At Senate Hearing As Integrity Was Questioned

Top Advisers In Meet, To. Resume Talk  Khrushchev Sets Forth Vague Idea le Rarlin Snsaack

Kennedy Confers With Aides  Sees Importance   Sees Importance In Nikita’s Speech

Suggestions Made in Soviet Premier's East Berlin Speech Leave Many Questions Unanswered

Kennedy Studies Khrushchev Bid  Meets With Advisers To Weigh Red Chief's East Berlin Talk

Kennedy Faces Decision On Fresh Niki Proposals   “UNDERGROUND BLASTS   DECLINES COMMENT

New Khrushchev Peace Plan Confronts Kennedy With a Difficult Gamble

Propaganda or Peace Overture?  Kennedy To Study Nikita's Proposals

Khrushchev’s Speech Vague  On Important Questions   Kennedy Trip Evaluated

Khrush's Talk Propaganda or Sincere Pitch?   Second Huddle Is Set Later Today

CO Oe  Study Khrush’s Proposals On Nuclear Test Ban And Non-Aggression Treaty   Doubt Kennedy Will Name  Representative To Vatican

President’s Dilemma:  Is Moscow Serious? Or Is New Red Plan Only Propaganda?

Freedom Bells Ring at Noon Through City   JFK, Top Advisers Weigh Vague Bid by Nikita for A-Ban, No-Aittack Pacts

President Faces Decision onRed Chief's Proposal  Khrushchev Calls for Test Ban and Treaty

Upon return to U.O. President now faces problem of figuring Nikis proposals

KENNEDY FACED WITH PROBLEM BY KHRUSHCHEV  DIICCIAAL  CANNER   RUSSIAN LEADER CALLS FOR BAN ON NUCLEAR TESTING

Khrushchey Urges Pact, Seen Vague   Major Address In East Berlin Gets Washington Study

Sindy Nikita’s S Test Ban Bid   Seek’ To Determine How. Serious Proposal Mav Be

How Should President Kennedy Take Soviet Premier's Latest Proposals?

U.S. Mulling Ahrushchev’s Test Ban Offer   Kennedy Faced With Decision on Meaning of Talk

) WEIGHING PROPOSALS   President Plans Full Schedule Over Holiday

No holiday for president  Kennedy, top aides stuay Khrush. offer

JFK, Aides Ponder Significance of Khrushchev Bid   Question ff Red Leader fs Sincere or Secka Pispaaande Gatua.

Details need clarifying  JFK-advisors weigh K’s vague test ban bid

JFK Returns Weighs K's. Bid for Ban   Vague Proposal Made In East Berlin Speech

Propaganda, Accord Opening? K ennedy Facing  Decision In New Offers By Mr. K

U.S. Studies Khrushchev Peace Offer   Soviet Leader Calls For Non-Aggression Treaty, Nuclear Ban

Major Address By Khrushchev Is Discussed   Kennedy, Advisors Confer Just Ahead Of Cabinet Talks

JFK Reviews Proposals Of Khrushchev  May Be Opener For Accord Or Just Propaganda

K's’ Offer Studied By President   JFK, Aides to Test Sincerity of Red  Proposition

JFK, Aldes Ponder Significance of Khrushchev Bid   Queatton th Hed feader la Sincere of Seeks Beanaeanda Aatne.

Inside Today   Traveled 70,000 Miles Man’s 18-Year Search For Alleged Slayer Of Father Results In Arrest

MAN FINDS SUSPECT IN FATHER’S DEATH  18-Year Manhunt F inal ly Over

Spends 18 Years Tracking Down Hit-Run Driver Who Killed His Father In 1944

Son Solves Hit-and-Run 18 Years Hunting Dad’s Killer Finally Pays Ott

Hoosier Accused Of Hit-Run Death By Kentuckian After 18-Year Search

Hit-Runner Found After 18 Years   Kentuckian Tracks Down Man Who Ran Over Father

Man Arrested In 1944 Hit-Run Death  Kentuckians 18-Year Search Ends

Arrest Is Made In Kentucky—  He Spends 18 Years Seeking Suspect In Hit-and-Run Deatt

HE TRAVELED 70,000 MILES Son Finds Suspect in Father's Hit-Run Death After 184 Years

Arrest Climaxes 18-Year Hunt ~  Son's Long, Dogged S Search Finds Dad's Suspected Hit-Run Slayer

18 YEARS ON: TRAIL.  Lone Searcher _Nabs Suspect In Father’s Death

$7.1 Million .‘Budget OK by: School Board: ©   Famer Nie? in (Y44  Son's 18%4-Year, 70,000-Mile Search Ends in Hit-Run Arrest

18 Years on Trail   ‘6 Years on frail  Son Tracks Father's Killer

Not for Jacqueline, Oh No!  Officers’ Hospital Suite Has Nursery

It Seems Pierre Salinger Didn‘t Get the Word ‘on Maternity Setup

Salinger says hospital suite is for officers instead of Jackie---is equipped with nursery

PU TIOUSEeE Wwpening UNIO TTT weer Visiting Officers Suite Has Incubator, Bassinet

On Subject of Mrs. Kennedy's Suite  Mr. Salinger’s Press Statement Slightly Confusing to Reporters

Higher Court Backs. Idle Virginia School:   Schools Closed Since 1959 In Racial Dispute Not Bound By Order To Open

Federal A ppellate Court Knocks Down School Reopening Order Constitutional Issue Left  To Virginia Supreme Court

Court Upsets Order to Open Shut Schools  Virginia County Enters 5th Year In Bias Battle

Virginia Schools Stay Closed  Court Deals New Blow To Negroes’ Education

Trial Court Must Keep Hands Off   Schools May Stay Closed Until Action Of State Tribunal

High Tribunal Ruling Needed Appeals Court Allows Schools To Stay Closed in Virginia

Missourlans Stl Pay Less Taxes tha In Many States   fn Lucky Bostiion Nation ally, Dalton Says tn Finanetal Rasas.

InManySiates   In Lucky Position Natiég: ally, Dalten Saya in Finanelal Rapes,

-Ommemorative Geremaonies cha tea aaa  Gettysburg Crowded on Anniversary of Battle

North.South Pay Tribute ToWarDead   Throngs Drawn By Awesome History Of Gettysburg

Bellmon Denies Breaking Faith On State Issues   Thronys Pouing Into Gettysburg To Conmentrate Historic Battle

Bigsest Battle In U.S. Marked  Tarnine Paint OF Cla] War Ceeaod At Othe.

Half-Gray, Half-Blue Stamp Honors Battle Of Gettysburg 100 Years Ago

Commemorative Stamp Dedicated Today  Thousands From ‘North, South Gather In Gettysburg Tribute

ONLY BEGINNING      Thousands Visit Gettysburg  ‘Commemorate Great Battle

Throngs Gather at Gettysburg on Anniversary Of Battle That Turned the Tide of Civil War

What's Inside   Throngs From North And South Are Drawn To Gettysburg

i(ereatest Ever Fought  ‘Commemoration Starts Today On Gettysburg Battle

On this day, hundred years ago  Gettysburg was turning point of Civil War

History Re-Lived  Huge Crowds See Battle Centennial At Gettysburg

DRAWN BY MAGNET OF HISTORY Throngs Attend Gettysburg Commemoration Services

'Centennial at Gettysburg Yankee, Dixie Throngs Gather at Battle Site

Russ Attitude Toward West Seen Changing Little As Result Of Current Talks With China

Sunday Night Church Service  Former Convict Kills Ex-Wife, Minister, Himself At Asheville

Kills wife  and minister  then himself Double murder,  suicide takes place in church

Where to Find It   Ex-Convict Kills Wife, Pastor. Self in Church

Held Without Bond for Grand Jury  Two Youths Given Hearing in Shooting

Defend Your Democracy, Cuban Says   An Earnest Plea By Pretty Refugee Teaching in lowa

"Love Democracy and Freedom," Says Cuban Refugee, Now Teaching in lowa

Republican Leaders Talk Of 4-Question Advisory Referendum Next April

Alfonsi Seeks Public Decision By Referendum  Governor Urges Solons To Avoid  Political Views

High Court Refuses to Act On the Appeal of Convicted Killer of Cape Policeman

Olson Wil! Stay  In Governor Race  Pledges He Won't Yield to Anyone

Olson Drops Out Of GOP Governor Contest for 1964  Reveals Surprise   Reveals Surprise Action To Boost Party's Unity

Vigorous Fight Seen On Belts   Highway Measure Draw Attention Of Assembly

SCHOOLS TO REOPEN 4.Year Education Famine Near End      Temperatures   Southern Educators Urge U.S. Aid

Negro-White Schools Open In Virginia Classes to Begin  For First Time In Four Years

Police End Death Trail  In Georgia   Florida Convict Wounds Another; 4 Hostaves Survive

“Just Luck’ Says State Trooper —  RifleShot Ends Spree of Georgia Convict Who Killed 3

Rifle Shot Ends Killing Spree By Ohio Convict   Georgia Patrolman, Boy, 14, Pour Bullets Into Berserk Killer

 WARES Ee ee WR AAAATCO  Policeman Downs Killer With 200-Yd. Shot

Killer of Three Slain by Georgia Patrolman, Boy   Robber Released Some Hostages Unharmed In Dash for Freedom

Three killed, one wounded Trooper's rifle shot ends killing spree of escaped con

Troopers ritle shot ends killing spree  THREE DEAD, ONE IS WOUNDED IN CONVICT’S BID FOR FREEDOM

Three Others Dead Officer’s 200-Yard Rifle Shot Ends Escapee’s Killing Spree

Policeman’s Rifle Shot Ends Convict’s Bid For Freedom, Killing Spree

Killer of Three  Cornered, Slain  Hostage,14, Also Shoots Captor

Three Slain Before Bullet Finds Mark  Sharpshooter Ends Killing Spree

Common Market Talks Bog Down   Injuries Light, Damages High In Wrecks In Area   THREE DEAD, ONE WOUNDED  Convict Fatally Shot After Wild Georgia Killing Spree

SHOOT DOWN CONVICT WHO SLEW THREE   Trooper's Rifle Stops Georgia Killing Spree; Boy Hostage Empties Gun Into Body.

Patrolman’s Rifle Bullet Ends Killing Spree By Franklin, O. Man In Georgia

Holiday Killings Patrolman’s Bullet Ends ‘Death Spree Of Convict

Patrolman’s “Lucky” Shot Ends Wild Murdering Spree Of Escaped Convict

TEENER BOY EMPTIES PISTOL AT DYING KILLER:  Trooper's Aim Stops Killing Spree

CHANNELS OF DEATH, RETIREMENTS, RESIGN ATION  Bellmon in Blunt Order for State Officials To Start Payroll Cuts

2 In Unprecedented Victories Miss America For 1964 Will Be Crowned Tonight

Pageant Enters Final Stage  2 Double Winners In Miss America Events

Miss America foes STIETICG  Alabama and D.C. Beauties Are Ahead In Comnetition

Talen t, Swim Suit Competition  Alabama, D.C. Beauties Walk Off With Early ‘Miss America’ Honors

Cabinet, Congress Pay Boost Urged   Advisory Panel Recommends Increases Also For Justices, V.P. And Speaker

Reopening Of Schools Reported   Disease Still. Spreading In Other States

Influenza Still  Taking BigTo!l Asia Flu Confirmed In 16 States, D.C.

Asian Flu Is Confirmed In 16 States   Missouri Added To Roll, Which Includes Kansas

Asian Flu Confirmed In 16 States Influenza, Respiratory Ailments Continue To Take Heavy Toll

‘Asian Flu Contirmed In 16 States Influenza Continues  To Take Heavy Toll

Battle Staged Six Miles South Of Truce Line  ~ Korean National Policeman Also  Slain in Shooting

Cuban Exiles on Island In Bahamas Reported Kidnaped by Castro Men

Several Exiles Said Kidnaped From Island   Iwo Gunboats Reported to Have Landed on Anguila Cay to Return Escanees.

Astronaut Given Meda! For Flight   Appears Before Joint Meeting of Congress; Fellow Fliers on Hand

JFK Honors Space Hero With Medal   Nation's Leaders and First Lady Join in Tribute

4 Cooper Receives Standing Ovation From Cofgress   Kennedy, Admiring Nation Honor

‘Here I Am, Grandma’   Shift of Tax Burden Denied  Dee TD ineccclelt meme, Tle... BF...

‘Here I Am, Grandma’   Shift of Tax Burden Denied  By Republican House Members

Rush to Adjourn  Johnson Gets Stunning Setback From House; Plan Another Vote on Aid Bill

Foreign Aid Blow Given To Johnson   U.S. Credit in Wheat Deal Curbed 141-136 in: House; President Inserts Prestice:

Life's End.   MRS, ISABEL CLAUSSEN EXPIRES IN FLORIDA AFTER FRACTURING HIP

Where to Find It   United States Mission Checking Numerous Problems in Congo

U.S. Mission Arrives In  Leopoldville   Group To Discuss Reduetion In U. N. Military Strength

3,000 Ft. Below Surface .     25 Workmen Ti — Underground In Utah

LOSSES AS HIGH AS 50% PREDICTED Drought Threatens State Crops After Driest Week In Five Year:

Wisconsin Fears  Heavy Cron Loss  No Rainfall Due In Drouth Area

Driest Summer Week ‘Acute Crop Losses Predicted For State; Little Rain Seen

Crashes into cabbage patch  Only minor injuries as 97 flee plane after takeoff

9L.Leave Plane After Crashing  Few Are Injured Wher Jet Skids Off Runway

Lawrence In Farewell Aaaress: '  GENERAL ASSEMBLY RECESSES, STAGE SET FOR BITTER DEBATE OVER SCHOOL ACT 561

Senate Proposal Would Postpone Action One Year   Ither Measures Intro. duced In New Assembly Would Re peal Merger Law.

Renner Farmer Program - Award Announced   For Farmers In Fannin And Nine Other North  Texas Counties

Two Red istricting Bills. Considered In Assembly   Dispute Over College's Name Now In Committee’s Hands

Mrs. Taylor in Texas Continue Hearing In Hazel Crest Case   Prosecution Depended Upon Her In Pressing Charaes Aaqainst Cossidente

U. S. Plans Training of Cuban Vets   Invader Enlistments Tc Be Accepted; No Special Unit

U. §. WILL ENLIST GUBAN VETERANS   Men in Bay of Pigs Invasion May Join Armed  Cannan

 Tumor Halts Physical Growth Only  ‘GLAND TROUBLE FAILS TO STOP FLINT

Little Flint starts growing   Surgery stopped his growth at age of 3

Three-Foot Fifth Grader  Boy, 10, Starts Growing "Again After Seven Years

IPS VI FA Ne ee  Georgia Boy Stunted For 7 Years Has Grown 3 Inches Since September

WMETEIDO Vy FA PE OBEN OPER EEO  10-year-old genius only three feet tall, but growing

Genius in little package  Three-foot tall  boy, 10, somewhat ramarkahle

MENTALLY, HE'S NEAR-GENIUS  Growth Slowed by Tumor, Boy Again Shoots Rapidly Upward

HOFFA. OTHERS INDICTED   10 YEARS OLD AND A YARD TALL  Boy Who Didn't Grow At All For 7 Years, Suddenly Grows 3 Inches

VAME FITS THE BOY  <ecctetanaiacancinaattett tt CCE LLL NN LNAI  Short Stuff  Lons on Grit

Report Reds Plan Major Crackdown   Gromyko Comment Chills Optimism On East-West Talks

Red Plot Is Feared in Making as Gromyko Visits Ulbricht in Berlin

Tax Reduction Bill Would Greatly Benefit Corporation Stockholders

Dividends To Increase?  U.S. Treasury Claims Tax Cuts ‘Profitable’

“How tt Wuz LIGHT SHOWERS ARE SPOTTY — LEAVES  STARTING TO TURN..

2nd Victim. Of Cave-In Is Found ©  Miner’s Body   Miner’s Body Recovered Fron Deep Tunnel

Body Found Of Missing Tale Miner .  Worker Is Found Under Tous OF Receck. Timbers

7 Fer Gent Erroneous ——  Sen. Goldwater Denies Rockefeller Charges

Some Senators See Atlantic Partnership Without France   Most Agree French  Rejection Of Britain Need Not Be Disastrous

Other Partnerships. ‘Are- ‘Suggested Congress Sees Nothing Fatal In French Play For Grandeur

France’s Action Said Not Fatal  Partnership May Be Formed Without  De Gaulle’e Heln

Algeria Seeks A Truce Moroccan Treeps Swarn Across Desert Borders

Weather Summary, Page 12   LINCOLN TEMPERATURES   Wendelin’s Closed

Jones Protests Ruling By US.   Aid To Students In Segregated Schools Object

DISEASE IS SPREADING WES TWARD  Asian Flu Virus Identified in lowa

’ Becomes Commoner  It’s Just ‘Sir Alec’ As  Home Renounces Titles

Home Sheds Titles To Function   Will Not Appear On Commons Floor Until Election Is Held —

Sir Alec Douglas — Home Not Lord or ‘Commoner, He’s Just Prime Minister

GIVE PROVISIONS 1964 FEED GRAIN FARM PROGRAM   Major Change Is In Increase In Top Limit Of Crop Diversion

Changes in 1964 Feed Grain Plan   Maximum. Diversion Is To Be Increased and Payments Un Too.

VENEZUELAN PRESIDENT U.N. Session Opens _ With Bid To Seat China

Ratification “Certain pstecneee. inte cansieedairsiechalesiene  1 Southern Senator Undeclared On Paet

Kadar, Top Hungarian, Talks to K   Some Unity Foreseen; Meetings with China Called Grim

Renewed verbal attacks indicate Russ-Chinese talks floundering   News Analysis on Page Two

While Chinese-Soviets talks continue  Khrushchev-Kadar meet  in Kremlin unity session

While Soviets, Chinese Talk Khrushchev, Top Hungarian Meet In Unity Session

Commies Resume  Session  Soviet Huddles With Hunaariar   Soviet Huddles With Hungarian For Unity Talks

Hungarian Boss Visits  Khrushchev   Peking Again Attacks Russian Policy, Little Progress Being Mad:

Khrush Greets Hungarian Boss Amid Smiles; Russia-China Talks Continue

Given Full Treatment...  Khrush Greets Hungarian Boss While Chinese Fume

NIKITA GREETS HUNGARIAN RED LEADER, KADAR   CHINESE ATTACK ON SOVIETS DIMS HOPE OF PROGRESS

\Chinese-Soviets   WS IMNESE-OOVIETS  End Another Day O; 'No Progress’ Talks

Russ, Peking Make Scant Headway .: AS Nikita, Hungary Red Talk Unity

Kremlin Unify Session   Kremlin Unity Session  Nikita, Hungary’s Red Boss Meet

Nikita Holds  Unity Session With Hungarian      Soviets And Red Chinese Continue Discussions On Ideological Split

Nikita, Kadar Talk Today   Hungary Boss Warmly Met; China Ties Still Strained

LLL LLL LL LLL LLL LLL LIL LLL LLL AOL LLL LL! LLLP LE LLL LLL LLL LDL LAA  ‘The Strangler’ Who ‘Talks F unny’ Is Still Eluding Boston Police

63 Patients Die In Ohio Nursing  Home Blaze  24 Others Rescued; _ Passersby ao a Sa

Cause Still Undetermined  63 Die, 24 Safe After Nursing Home Fire

24 More Rescued 7 63 Persons Perish in Blaze That Destroys Nursing Home

Blaze in Ohio Nursing Home 's Fatal to 63   24 Are Rescued Near Fitchville

US Students Face Probe Of Senate   Special. Police Used To Block Possible Public Demonstratior

House Committee Calls Six Students For Questioning About Trip to Cuba

House Probes U.S. Students Visit to Cube   Investigators Lake Special Police Pre. cautions Against Demonstrations.

Earl Warren's. Criticism of Bar ls Upheld:   Bar Rapped for Not Talking on Proposals

Action Tardy  President of Bar Admits Warren’s Criticism Justified

Racial Fronts Tense  Young Leader Hints O} Possible Violence By  Negroes In Savannah

Diner Again Fight Scene, Pair Nabbed   Two Patrolmen Injured In Clash As Place Picketed

Negro Leader Threatens Violence in Savannah: Tension Swells in Nation

We'll Fighi for Rights, Georgia Negro Pledges   Integration Struggle Swells Across U.S. As: Civil Rights issue Nears Violence

Yegro Leader’s Integration Threat:  Tonight We Plead; Tomorrow? Fight

Threat Made In Georgia  Integration Struggle Swells Across the Land

Negroes Say They'll Fight in Savannah   ‘Final Pleading! Told Ga. City; [,500 in March

Soviet Lunik Near Moon Early Today   Vehicle Within 5,281 Miles of Lunar Surface

Goes By at Distance of 5 281 Miles   Will Be Sun Satellite; Soviet Still Silent On Original Aim

TEACHERS CONVENTION   Soviets Mum On Details After Sayin: Lunik Passes Moon At 5,28] Miles

Soviefs Announce Luntk IV Passed Moon Early Today   Will Become Artificial Satellite of Sun: Some Doubt Succasa of Prohe.

‘Worst Flood’ Crested Here 30 Years Ago      ‘It Can't Happen’ Idea Washed Away By Raging Ohio, Scioto   Offictals Said ‘No Daneer Here’

March 1913  ‘Worst Flood’ Crested Here 20 Years Ago      ‘It Can't Happen’ Idea Washed  Away By Raging Ohio, Scioto   Officials Said ‘No Dancer Here’   Steel Mill Flooded After Dam Broke

Cherry Tree Thinking Time Friaid in Ohio   Subzero Temperatures Crack Feb. 22 Marks All over Buckeyedom

COMMIES BURN U, 8. MISSION IN VENEZUELA   American Flag Torn, Soldiers Stripped By Hoodlums   BETANCOURT REGIME PRESENTS APOLOGY

Ben Bella's Troops Seal Rebel Area   ‘Fight At. Present Is Mostly Of Words; Nc Shooting Reported

Unless cuts can be found  Johnson budget will have increases of $3 billion

OTHER MEMORIALS PROPOSED Spaceport is Renamed In Kennedys Memory

Space Cape Named Aftei Kennedy   Johnson Honors Late President by Changing Name of Space Center

Cape Renamed For President   Is John F. Kennedy Space Center   LBJ Reviews U.S. Position

Department of Institutions .. .  « « Tells Commissioners     ‘Don’t Plan Increased Cost’

Counties Told Not to Figure On Paying Costs This Year For Institutionalized Patients

Money and liquor problems await Legislature s return from vacation

 lo hestate Aims  — ae a nai  Kennedy Feels Trip  ToEuropeNecessary

Reason For European Tour:  Kennedy Feels Allies  Need Reassurance

New Storm ls Forecast For Tonight   Southern Sections Of State Heavily Damaged Sunday Nigh

-_ Loal & Supply bo  Parksley, Va.   - DEALERS AND JOBBERS IN Hardware. Building Material. Fic

Gov. Wallace Testifies On Civil Rights  Segregationist Hits , a ee en ee ee oe

 Passed in Droves  Bloodstains Fail to Retard W. Berliners Eastern Visit

Despite Wall Death Visiting Continues   Nearly 60,000 Go Through Controls To Visit Relatives In East Berlin

Kast Berlin Youth Slain At The Wall   Holiday Rennions Continuc; New Totals Differ

W. Berliners Continue Trek To Red Zone   Bloodstains of Yule Slaying Are Still Visible Along Wall

Strike Off Until July 10 at Least   Accord for Continued Parleys Reached at Kennedy Huddle

Kennedy Gets p In Rail Strike  Both Sides Agree To Delay Deadline Base Catbélemantd

President Intervenes. Summons Rail Dispute Ficures To White House

Deadline InRail Dispute Is Extended  Strike Threat Put Off at Least  Jiuna’l tule. 1H

No Shutdown As Bargaining ls Continued   Kennedy Gets July 10 As New Decision Date

Rail Strike Postponed Again   Kennedy Met With Negotiators Tn Effort To End Deadlock

Kennedy Wants Legislation To Block Strike      Railroads And Unions Have Until July 10 To Reach Settlement

Kennedy Steps Into Rail Case  Seeks to Head Off Nationwide Strike

Rails, Unions OK Talks Extension   Short Meet With JFK, Top Aides Brings ‘Bargain Hard’ Agreement

Washington:  Rail Strike  Is Postponed  Until July 10 Negotiators Agree  On Delay in Talks At White House

Kennedy Calls In Unions, Management In Effort To Avert Monday Rail Strike

JFK Succeeds In Extending Negofiations  Railroads, Union   Railroads, Union Agree to Continue - Talks Until July 10

Kennedy Gets Postponement In Rail Strike   Both Sides Agree To Delay Deadline For Settlement

DELAY THREAT OF WALKOUT TO JULY 10   Postponement Comes After White House Session   Urges Union, Rail Negotiators Attempt To Settle Work Rules Dispute

Will Renew Efforts In Rules Issue   Agreement Comes In Capital Parley With President

Agreement to Delay Action  Railroads and Unions To Continue Talks About Work Rules

Negotiators To, Continue  D.C. Parleys   Strike Threat By Unions Put Off At Least To July 10

fourth live transmission of Bykovsky’s image as moni (Tura to Page 2, Col. 7)   Deadline in Rail Dispute

JFK Summons Railroad, Labor Union Leaders  President Acts to Head  Off Threatened Na: tionwide Strike Next

Settle, or Get Law, JFK Says Railroads, Unions Agree to Delay Strike Deadline

Rail Strike Delay Won by Kennedy   President May   President May Ask Legislation to Block Tieun

Kennedy Will Ask Congress for Law lf No Agreement  New Deadline of Julv 10 Set at   New Deadline of July 10 Set at White House Talks

Seminarian Works In Negro Church Wilmington Jails White Man,  Frees Negro Intergationists

Produce Man Would Bar Imported Labor  ‘Blames Melon Strike On West Coast Unions

ROCKY TO SEEK SCIENCE CENTER TO MATCH MIT   To Be Separate Unit Of State University

Tragedy In New York  Il Perish In Harlem River As Car Hurtles ‘Barrier: One Survives

‘Warning Lights Damaged by Vandals  1] Persons Killed As Car Plunges Into River

Vandals Blamed a: n Diei in Accident  pp... tt he Pk ew me   Warning Lights Out as Car Carrying 12 Runs Inte River

Warning Lights Blackéd © ut by Vandals  11 Killed as Auto. Plunges Into River

Vandalism into tragedy  Warning lights blacked out, 11  persons drown

Three families I! but wiped out in mishap  Auto jammed with 12 plunges into river

Other Parts of State Soaked  Miami Still Looks   Miami Still Looks For Drought Relief

Other Parts of State Soaked   Miami Still Looks For Drought Relief

No Agreement In Adenauer, De Gaulle Talk  Leaders Discussed Plan for Britain

DeGaulle. Adenauer Fail to Agree On Common Market Ties with Britain

Problem Delayed   Problem Delayed DeGaulle, Adenauer Disagree On Britain's Role in Market

Germany:  Bonn Talks Fail to Yield  Agreement  Charles de Gaulle, Adenauer Still at

Only Result Is Delay of Problem  Adenauer-De Gaulle Talks Fruitless

German-French Parley Stalls  No Accord Reached  On Common Market

French, German Leaders Fail fo Agree in Meet  Problem of Common Market Discussed .

French, German Heads Split On Common Market  De Gaulle Wants To Keep Britain Out: Make France Leader

Debate Ban On Britain De Gaulle, Adenauer Still At Odds On Market Issue

Bonn Parley reement  Not Reached  De Gaulle, Adenauer Only Delay Problem With 3-Hour Session

Common Market Problems  De Gaulle, Adenauer Fail To Agree On British Tie

Delay Faces Market Plan  For Europe   de Gaulle, Adenauer Fail In Try To Find Solution For Britain

De Gaulle and Adenauer Can’ Agree on Mart   Leaders Discuss British Position

Bonn, French Market Talks End in Failure ~ De Gaulle Unable   De Gaulle Unable To Reach Accord With Adenauer

Common Mart Role OF Britain Still Undecided  General DeGaulle, Adenauer Fail To Reach Agreement

German-French Parley Stalls  No Accord Reached   No Accord Reached On Common Market

‘Dr. Sam Back In Ohio Penitentiary ‘Atter Uproar Over 'Engagemen}’

_ GENERAL FUND UP $4.8 MILLION  $104 Million N.C. Surplus Seems  Assured As Income Taxes Pour In

Final Rites For Pontiff Last 9 Davs   Mourning Period Begins, Requiem Mass Every Day

Open Period Of Mourning For Pontiff   Hold Daily Masses; Johnson To Represent U.S. At Final Rites

Two Million Visited Bier Of Pope: In Triple Coffin   IN TRIPLE COFFIN

Pope John Buried At St. Peter's  9 Days Of Official Mourning Start

Vatican Starts Nine-Day Period Of Final Homage Pope John’s Body ™ Installed in Crypt  Raneath Racilica

Requiem Mass to be said daily  Roman Catholics begin 9-day mourning

Pope Buried Under Floor Of St. Peter’s  Roman Catholic Church Begins 9 Days of Mourning

Catholic Churck Begins 9 Days Of Mourning  Two Million People   Two Million People Paid Final Respects To Pope John XXIII

 Body Lies In Stat Body Lies In State  Church Begins  Pope Mourning

World’s Great Will Attend  Solemn Requiem For Pontif   Anglican Church  Honors John XIU

Earns “Gratitude of the Fatherland” ....  Adenauer’s Farewell Strikes Solemn Note

Adenauer Bids Farewell To German Parliament!   Navy Sees Conventional  Ships Soon To Be Obsolete

Adenauer Speaks of Reunion   Bids Farewell to West German Parliament, Still Seeks Reunited Germany  _ , -— =-— = = a - «. t.2.'=2

Chancellor Soys Farewell Dream of United Germany Possible Only With Help of Friends Abroad -- Adenauer

: ~ gees rarewess ie  Germany Needs Help From Abroac For Reunity, Adenauer Asserts

Bids Farewell to Parliment  Can Reunite Land With Help Abroad: Adenauer

“STEPS DOWN AS CHANCELLORAdenauer Says Bonn  Needs Friends Abroad

Solemn Hour For Adenauer   Retiring West German Chancellor Says Friends Can Help With Unity

Adenauer Says Farewell Today lo Parliament  af... MEL ...2.t.. FF

Unity Dream Seen Possible By Adenauer  Solution Requires  Friends, Says  EP of 2 oot on oe 1 ae Pe

Six of Freed Captives Choose South America   Americans Arrive at Klorida Air Force Base With Attorney Donovan.

Hurrican Claims 4  Flora Stalls Over Cuba: -Hurls Winds At Florida

Cuba Lashed With Winds Of 1 0 MPH  AX Pracdl. Lit akaw   42 Dead; Higher Toll Seen When Contact Restored

Spreading Gales Toward Bahamas,  Coast of Florida  42 Known Killed In Areas Lashed By Hurricane

A? Already Dead From  Killer Storm   Hurls Threatening Gale Winds Toward Florida. Bahamas

Hurricane Flora Battering Cuba  With Winds Blowing Toward Florida

THREATENS FLORIDA AND ~ BAHAMAS   Flora Weakens In Cuban   Mountains, Could Regain Power Over Seq; Florida Safe For Tonight.

One Finds A Happy Life, Takes Refuge In Anonymity cont eet 6 iii Membncmtiberntde: ae ite js ctetd  Turncoats Straggle Home... To Despair, Retreat

One Finds A Happy Life, Takes Refuge In Anonymity  Turncoats Straaale Home.. To Despair, Retreat

Another Man Shot, Two Cars Wrecked   Wild Crime Spree Terrifies Central California County

Iraq Students Seize Embassy  For Six Hours 300 In London Arez  Protest to Army’s Activity in Raghdad

Cooper’s Space  Flight Delayed   might Become NNervou  Start . A- War by Missile Control Officer ‘Virtually Impossible’ If He Has Breakdown

AKES TWO TO TRIP IT A.F. Expert Explains Guards Against ‘Mad Man‘ Warfare

VOL. 68 — NO. 109   HARK THE HERALD - -   The General Assembly Has Big Decision—

Ministers Take Reviewing Loo! at Cold War   Rusk end Home Ready to Meet With Gromvke

West's Ministers  Review Problems  Prepare for Talks With Andrei Gromyke

Roommate Unable To Identify Kidnapers Among Six Bank Holdup Suspects   Pits £4 stent FY FEY SRP DS PST aeruin UE wu  “Search For Young Sinatra Switches To Snowy Sierras

Police Push . Search For Frankie Jr.   Attention Turned To Snow-Covered Sierra Mountains

SEARCH TURNS TO SIERRAS  6 Suspects Arrested In Sinatra Abduction

Rusk Briefs House Unit in Closed Session   Common Market, NATO Problems Are Discussed

Russ Units inside Cuba Alarm Rusk  Gives Closed: tee Door Briefing .

West German Freighter Plucks Trio from Grasp of Red Police   lEx-Sen. Bratton Dies Unexpectedly

mayaks rreignhter, Ferry boats Used  Escape Turns Into Naval Operation

Says Traffic Deaths — Constitute E pidemic, : ‘You Are The Doctors’

Tornadic Winds Hit Illinois  - Woman Killed In One ~ Wabash River Town

Welcome to the Guvner. Dominigans and the Asolo Sumner Comedy Festival opening,

Begin New Escape Hole For Miners  Contact Re-Established   Contact Re-Established With Bova After 40 Hours

Earlier Effort Halted by Fear Of New Cave-In  Two Tr apped Men Repo rt Hearin ing

Rescue drills bore  toward entombed ‘CONTACT IS RE-ESTABLISHED’   IRITTIPTEY MALADRAITCAB COURT ASTIN

3 Trapped Maieears Establish ContactRescuers Start Drilling New Escape Channel

Today’s Smile   Contact Remade With Lost Miner Trapped i in Shaft

Kescue May Come Too Late For One Of Trapped Miners   New Escape Hole Is Being Drilled

RESCUE PROCEEDS SLOWLY  Workers Contact Third Trapped Miner   (See Photo On Page 8)

New Shaft Reaches Him Missing Trapped Miner Alive and in Good Shape

 Separated. Man Is Weak. But Contact. Establis shed Afte di l Wife Waitine. Brother Save “He’s Coins to Die and. He kn

Drill New Escape Hole  Kor Miners =e Iwo ‘Trapped J Men  ce - Wa « pt -t

Pennsylvania: New Escape  Hole Begun  For Miners  Doubt Is Cast on Report Contact Is

HOPE DWINDLES FOR ONE Rescue Teams Drilling Escape Hole For Miners

cnet ent neste  Drillers Begin New Effort To Rescue Trapped Miners

Hazleton Miners Claim Contact With Trapped Mate   New Escape Hole Being Drilled For Tria

TUESDAY'S SAN ANTONIO Temoceatricese   CONDITION WEAK  Contact Is Made With 3rd Miner

Two Try To Reach ‘Buddy’   HAZLETON, Pa. (AP)—Drilling of a new escape hole for the three trapped miners began today.   Another Story on Pace 6,

Report Contact With 3rd Miner Start New Escape Route; Agonizing Wait Goes On

Crews Begin New Escape Hole for Entombed Miners  " Inspector Doubts Contact Was Made With Senarated Worker

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Drilling Of New Escape Roufe Hole For Trapped Miners Begins

 Hope Dims for Isolated Man  Drilling Starts on New Hole To Rescue Trapped Miners

New Rescue Try Started  iscape Hlole Bored In  Trv To Save 3. Miners

Two Are Alive, Third Uncertain  New Shaft Being Drilled To Free Trapped Miners

Drilling New Escape Hole At Coal Mine Is Started    Two Trapped Men. Again in Contact With Companion

Dig New Hole To Mine Trio  State Inspector Doubts Contact Th. ..2p.khi*.b.. J tastch PR] Ff MLW]

Food Sent Down Rescue Workers Drill Escape Hole for Buried Coal Miners

New Drillings On For Miners   Original Hole Is Abandoned; Hope Dims For One

~NOW--MOBILE CLASSROOMS   Contact: Renewed - New Hole Drilled To ‘Free Trapped Miners

Drilling Begins On Escape Hole For 3 Miners   Hopes Remain Dim For Man Separatec  From 2 Companion:

New Escape Hole Begun  Double Rescue Effort To Aid Trapped Miners

Safety of one man doubtful  Drilling started on new escape hole for miners

New Drilling Started: Hope Up For 3rd Man   WILD REJOICING   TWO HOLES NOW

sOTLUQLCE OW Ltr COTM Paniore INE POTLOEE oo «  New Escape Hole To Miners Begun

Missing Miner Bova  Contacted; Is ‘OK’   Third Of Trapped Men In Another Part Of Mine: Drilling Hole Continues

7: Fope Vim ror Louis Bova cluding Nobel Pr ize win Rescuers Begin Drilling Grove Gives =  rove ives ‘New Escape Hole To Trio pay increase

2 Entombed Companions Report Contact With Weak Co-Worker; Start Drilling New Escape Hole

Slow Drilling Kept Up For Trapped Men  Contact Made Wit   Contact Made Wit Third Man; Taps Out He’s ‘Okay’

Bova May Be Alive, Too... Drilling Begins On New Escape Hole For Miners

Air Battle Reported   ‘Two Attempt To Reach Third  Workers Begin New Hole Toward 3 Trapped Miners

Drilling Of New Escape Hole For Three Trapped Miners Is Begun Today

ACCIDENT FACTS   Test Warheads   Utah to White Sands Rocket Shots Planned

:  Pilot Predicts X-15 Will Have No Trouble In Climbing 67 Miles

Shelters Win Approval of House Unit   President Asks for Action On Measure Gathering Dust

Council Hit For 2nd-Low-Bid OK      After Talks With Bob Kennedy  Alabama Governor Stil ap  For Segregation Forever

Ford Profits Fall Despite Record Sales  Increased Costs, Expenses Are Blamed For Drop

How It Wuz  TEMPERATURES TAKE UNEXPECTED ZOOM —  TA O89 NOES EOTS’ CriainraAY

How It Wuz  TEMPERATURES TAKE UNEXPECTED ZOOM — TO 93 DEGREES SUNDAY

Negro protest in Chicago  Pickets at schools   IN MANY EASTERN STATES  Drought closes schools

Greek Crisis Up To King Paul  Interim Government  Possible Solution

Democrats Indicate They May Seek ‘Racoun? On Wate Os: New Canctitution

Democrats May Request A Recount   Constitution Approved By 10,760 Votes; Await Official Count

GEN. MINH ASSESSES SITUATION  Claims of Viet War Success Contradictecd

OK Vernacular for Sacraments  - Latin Kept Only for Heart of Rites

IN ROUTE 37 AUTO CRASE   Train Hits Car On Mat toon Crossing; Sheriff - One Of Three Killed In Pulaski Collision.

TWO P'VILLE VICTIMS; FOUR AT BUTLER      Four Motorcyclists Killed; Two Run Down When They Stop To Help Iniured Doa.

SHERIFF, WIFE DEAD IN WRECK NEAR DU QUOIN   FOUR KILLED BY PASSENGER TRAIN IN MATTOON AREA

Racial Leaders Sign Agreement  Temporary Peace Restored In Troubled Cambridge, Md.

May Stir Controversy ©  Oppenheimer, Former Risk’  Receives High AEC ‘Award

Oppenheimer Gets Enrico Fermi Award  2. Se a. a.   $50,000 Prize Goe: To Physicist Once Called Security Risk

Once A ‘Security Risk’ Oppenheimer To Receive Fermi Award For A-Work

Kennedy's Speech Gets High Praise   UN Delegates Say Joint Moon Trip Would Do Lots For East-West Relations

U.S.-Soviet Moon Bid Stirs Up Enthusiasm   Tax Cut ‘Russian Roulette’  With Destiny, GOP Claims

President's Joint Moon Shot Plan Has Strong Backing  Statement in U.N. Bolsters  Hope for Eeasing of Tensions

By U. S.-Soviet Team .  JFK's Bid for Moonsho:  Wins Enthusiastic Reactior

Reaction To JFK Speech  Enthusiastic   Statement Stirs Guarded Hopes Of Easing Tensions

-SUPPORT FOR JFK’S MOON PROPOSAL U.N. Speech May Ease Cold War Tensions

Hopes Seen For Easing Of Tension   Gromyko Welcomes Talk, Reserves Comment on Plan

Stirs Hope For Easing Tension   Delegates Praise Tenor Of JFK Speech

World Finds Fresh Hopes In JFK Talk   Speculation Centers On Why He Proposed Joint Moon Shot

PeaceBidHopes WarmatOpening OfUN Assembly   Sen. Goldwater Makes Political Rattle Over JFK’S U.N. Speech

JFK Stirs Hopes lor  ’rogress   Speech Welcomed By Gromyko, Mun On Moonshot Bid

Kennedy’s Space Bid Applauded    Generally Enthusiastic for Two-Nation Moon Flight Plan

World Hails JFK s Joint Moon Probe   Hope Stirred For Easing Of Global Tension   Barry Booms Republicanism

Kennedy Bid For Joint Moon Journey Hailed   Republicans Arque Tax Case

U.S., Soviet: EffortAsked By Kennedy   Hope Grows In U.N, Circles Of Cold War Letup, More Amity

Kennedy Moon © Team Proposal Gels Good Reaction   U.N, General Assembly Also Pleased With Gromyko’s Milder Atttuda.

JFK’s Moon Expedition  Finds Favor Moderate Talks  Mean Harmony  At U.N. Session

Joint Moon Shot Reaction Is Favorable      Moderate Speeches By Kennedy And Gromyko Ease U.N. Tensions

Hopes Are Stirred A SE NNN NE RR aE SN  Good Response ‘To Kennedy Proposal

Stirs Hopes For Easing Of Tensions   Soviet Welcomes Nature Of Speech, Reserves Comment

Joint moon venture proposal  indicates U.S. space program  moving ahead on schedule. Page 12

Talks Stir Hopes of U.N, Reaction Is Favorable ‘To Joint Moon \ enture

Only  1  Day to ‘Victory Over Polio’   Moon J ourney Bid  Wins U.N. Praise

Moderate Policy Statement Given Good Reception  Gromyko Address Also   Gromyko Address Alsc Is Mild in Its Tone

Stirs Hopes To Ease Cold  War Tensions   Soviet News Agency Ignores Proposal For Joint Moon Trip

Justices Hear Reynolds, GOP Power Dispute  Court’s Decision Over Jurisdiction

Italian, British Chiefs Seek Flexible Lineup  Minus French Domination

Britain, Italy Seeking Lineup Against France   Macmillan and Fane fani Hoping to Preserve Unity Without DeGaulle Rule.

Dallas Trying For Return To Normalcy   Hyannis Port Shadowed By Deep Pall Of Sorrow

19-Year-Old Dishwasher Admits Crime  Two Girls Beaten, Buried Alive; Boy Runs I4 Miles To Get Help

SVC EV 4 Nile son     Beaten Girls, Buried Alive, Are Rescued; Youth,-19, Arrested

Boy admits burying two girls alive   Two battered with hammer in critical condition

Companion Runs 14 Miles For Help Beaten, Buried ©  Girls May Live

Girls Beaten, Then Are Buried Alive   Dishwasher, 19, Has Admitted Crime, Police Say

RAIL MEETINGS TURN TODAY TO KEY QUESTION  FIREMEN STATUS AN  NCANMOATIVES

Burglaries  And Drugs  Stir Ithaca Three Students And Five Other Under Arrest

West Germany Will Not Sign  Want to Avoid Any Misuse of Ban Pact

Labor Raises Fraud Claim Against AMA  Meany Elected  To Fifth Term  A awe 2s. TF... 3

Rains Ease Drought   Ginny Lashes Northeast Coast, Veers Out to Sea

‘Ginny’ Lashes New England Coastal Area   Erratic Hurricane ‘Heads Out To Sea, Brings Heavy Rain

Hurricane ‘Ginny’ Pays Call On Water-Starved Northeast   Stalled Cool Front Brings Some Rain To Parched N.C.

Gov. Tawes Signs Slots Death Bill   Also Included In List ls Bill Which (ives St. Jeseph's $750,000

Budget Bills To Be Studied By Committee   Another Week Of Special Session Ends With Major Problems Unsolved

vaits Word 1 On” “Selectivity” y” Of Lukens Boost President Ponders Decision On Steel

President Hits Back at ‘Spy’ Arrest Postpones Cultural  Exchange With Russiz

Haiti Begins Drive To Crush Rebel Foes   Government's Silence Reflects Concern As Troops Rush To Mountainous Interior

Week’s News Highlights   Week’s News Highlights  Cuba Remains JFK’s Top Problem

-CONGRESSMAN NOT HURT— Molotov Cocktail Is  ThrownInto Residence

Home Target of Gasoline Bomb  Michigan Rep. Digg:  Stavina in Dwellina

Fire Bomb Menaces Michigan Negro  Congressman On Trip In Mississippi

‘hoice of Pauling   Called jlap ink ‘ace’ito“Those: porisibl for: West. Securi ;

2-I0 below tonight No immediate sign of let-up in state's sub-zero weather   Winter-weary midsection of U.S. again hit by cold

Last Hurdles Trip Kansas Legislature   House Rejects Foundation Plan

Chemical Output To Triple   Defends Grain Deals: West Gets Warning

Reveals Crash Chemical Expansion  Nik Says Stalin Sold Grain As Soviet People Starved In 1947

Russia Plans Big Cherical Industry Pusl      Program to Hike Production

Accident Report   Nikita plans crash program to boost Russia’s farm and industry production

K. Outlines Crash Program for Farm, Chemical Industry  Claims Stalin, Melotov Sold Grain While Soviets Starved

President Eyes Steel  — Price Boost  JFK Postpones Flight to Florida. -

White House Concerned  Wheeling Steel Corp. Is Hiking Its Prices

Steel Price Hike Delays Kennedy's Florida Vacation   President Watches to Seo If Others Follow Lead of “Wheeling Steel Corp.

President Silent On Steel Boost  Urgent Conferences Held Cyn Whaaling Drira Artian

Kennedy Concerned Over Steel Boost  Wheeling Steel Raises Price On Six

Last Year’s Battle Scars Still Show   Wheeling Firm Announces $¢ Increase; Others Wary

JFK Awaits More Steel Price Hikes   President Appears Worried; Some Congressmen Indicat Wage Boosts Justified

EYES GLUED ON WHITE HOUSE Nation's Ears Cocked For Steel Price Hike

Inside The Times   On Anniversary Date  Wounds Of ‘Big Steel Battle’ Still Tender

Steel Price Boost Prospect Causes Concern at Capital   Senators See Possibility of New Round of Pay Increases   Mouse Approve see. Senate Backs President's Plan  To Give Jobs to Nation’s Youth

Kennedy To Start Vacation  Eyes Glued On White House For Sign Of Steel Price Battle

Eyes On White House For Any Signal Of Battle To Hold Price Line On Steel 

What's Inside   Kennedy Plans Vacation Despite Steel Price Crisis

Delays Easter Vacation  Increase " One  i i i a  ee   Increase by One Company, Rest May Follow

Kennedy Postpones Vacation As—  Wheeling Breaks  Steel Price Line

New Steel Price Boosts Expected In Washington   President Concerned No Hint of Anv Move

Steel, Union Urged to ‘Hold Line’   Kennedy Requests Industry, Labor To Bar Inflation

Some Sort of Statement Awaited From JFK on Steel Price Situation

JFK Watching Situation With Great Interest   No Indication Wheth. er Other Companies Will Go Along With  S6 ‘Ton Boost.

Eyes Glued On White House Ears Of Washington Are Cockec  For More Steel Price Increases

MOVE COMES YEAR AFTER BIG CLASH   No Immediate Steps To Match Seen In Industry

Steel Increase Being Watched   President Again Delays Start Of Vacation Trip

Year Ago Steel Had Clash   Increase Is About $6 Ton; Attributed To Production Costs

}  One Steel Fir m Boosts Its Prices   No Reaction From White House

IS OPPOSED TO GENERAL PRICE JUMP   President Delays His Easter Trip T: Watch Situation

Kennedy © Postpones Dixie Trip  Steel Crisis   Steel Crisis Hinted Cause

$64 Question: Will Other Steel Firms Follow Wheeling  And Announce Price Raise?

Today Is A nniversary of ‘Big Steel’ Battle  Businessmen Accept Peace Offers But Keep a Wary Eye on Horizon

Steel Battle’s Scars Still Show Affer Year   Minor Price Increase Marks Anniversary Of The Bia Skirmish

Steel Firm Announces Price Hike  Act Comes On Anniversary   Act Comes On Anniversary OfStart Of JFK-Steel Battle

In Nation's Steel Prices— President Asks Steel, Union To Avoid Hikes

Next Moves Awaited on Steel Prices  Late-Burning Lights   Late-Burning Lights At White House Note  President’s Concern

Cite Increase In Material, Labor Costs  Seat~wn Masses   Raise Comes On Anniversary Of ‘62 Backdown

One Year After Clash With JFK   Wheeling Goes It Alone; Rest Of Industry Waiting

JFK Asks Steel Industry, Union  To Avoid Any General Increase   Plans Vacation

President ls Watching Newest Move   Increase Seen As Trial Balloon; Industry Silent

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President Reveals Concern Over Steel Price Increase; Ears Cocked For More Boost:

President Plans To Start Trip KennedyStaysMum On Steel Price Hike

Average Set At $6 a Ton   ONE YEAR LATER Steel Battle. ~ Scars Evident

Hurried, Worried Conferences in White House  Capital Quiet on Steel Move

Good Morning!   - PRICE BOOST POSES MOMENTOUS DECISIONS  Steel 1 Price Line Broken— What Next?

President enays Vacation  Steel Price Line Broken: Kennedy Action Awaited

JFK to Fight Any General Steel Boost   Calls on Industry, Workers to Avert Broad Price Rise

WHEELING POSTS $6 TON PRICE BOOST   '  Kennedy Postpones Florida Flight, Watches Situation; Fear Steel Makers May Start Genera] Increase.

Another Battle Over Steel Prices Likely   Youth Employment Bill Passes House >

a a NR SRL YY BROT Sennen ism  Kennedy Silent On Wheeling Steel’s $6 A Ton Price Rise

Statement From JFK Expected   Hurried Conferences Held After Wheeling Firm Raises Prices

Steel Price Hike Listed By Wheeling   Tiicrease To Average About £6 Oi Each Ton

Washington s Ears Cocked For Steel Price Hikes; New Price Line Battle?

Washington Keeps Eye On Steel  Watehes Far Fieht   Watches For Fight To Hold Price Line

Oe Mes bea bie,  “Hold” on Stee! Prices Sought   Kennedy Asks Industry To Avoid General Raise

Capital Eyes Steel Industry   Reaction Awaited From White House On Price Increase

Steel Industry, Union Called on fo Avert Across the Board Price Boost

Business Still Wary Of Administration  Wounds From ‘Big Steel Battle’ Run Deep

Capital Awaits More Steel Price — Boosts Plus White House Reaction

_No Immediate Reaction From White House Or United Steelworkers  ‘Wheeling Steel Corp. Announces Increase In Prices

After Wheeling Steel's Frice Hike  Nation Waits For Action By. JFK, Industry

Big Questions: Will Industry Follow Suit? And What Will President Do?

“ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Scars OF Steel Battle’ Deen: Stitches Still Show Year Later

No Kennedy Word Yet on  Steel Prices   Senators See Likelihood Of Wage Hike Demands

Act Linked With Steel Situation   Wheeling Price Boost On Anniversary of Last Year’s Try

rians or orner companies uncertain Wheeling Steel Corp, raises prices of some products

Edna Hardacre tops footbali guessers   Eighth hospital bazaar opens Nov. 20th

Judge To Hear Plea Of Negro  Ordered Meredith's _ Enrollment At Miss.

Autograph for a Little Patient   Ti emperatures Nosedive  Uy:..a.. Ur... Te'1".... fT...

Motorists Curse, but Not Ranchers, Skiers   Natfonal Weather Story — Page 6

Jury Aquits Nations Of Tax Evasion Charge  Deliver Verdict After Deliberating Over Three Hours

Acquit Mack Of Income Tax Evasion   Jury Reaches Verdict In 3 Hours, 26 Minutes

Mack Nations Acquitted By Federal Jury   Ex-Secretary To Gov. Hall Freed Of Tax Evasion

Rusk Rejects Rockefeller N-Force Idea   Defense Division Seen If Separate European Comman:

RAPS IDEA OFFERED BY ROCKEFELLER   Soviet Test Plans Could Explain Delay On Treaty

Rusk Rips Rocky On A-Force Idea  Sees Chancra af Rin Naw Riree Tacte

Tall Order? Not if You Advertise 6-Foot-7 Lad Finds Lots of Lofty Lasses

(frets 10 Calls A Day Tall Michigan State Sophomore Advertises for Six Foot Date

Water Spoiling His Drinks Whisky-Loving Taxpayer Complaining to Council

Flood Surge  Slowing Down in the East   Another Winter ‘Storm Pushes  Out of Rockies

Mere Than ‘Favorite Son’  Laird Serious About Byrnes for Presidency

 LITG $ ENG   REV. COLENBRANDER ‘DIES DURING GAME AT ORANCE CIT¥ eartere

—sEw @& SBE e  REV. COLENBRANDER DIES DURING GAME AT ORANGE CITY cCollececre

Tough Measure Takes Effect  New Law Aimed at Teen Drinking Drivers

Khrush Warn West In Talk On New Year   But Says Reds Prefer Peaceful Coexistence  ,   LIFT GLASSES

Hunt for Plane Lost in Aflantic  10 Crewmen Aboard Missing AF Craft

Goldwater {Turn to Page 4)   ‘Search Atlantic  For Missing Plane With 10 On Board

Romney Issues Special Fal] Session Call   Legislature To Get Tax Reform Plan on September 12

Governor Issues Call For Session   Apportionment, Tax Reform Top Agenda; Other Items Possible

Smaller One  May Be Aimed At Miner Bova, Caught Apart From Other Tw

Third Shaft Started in Rescue Try   200-People in the Area ’ Hear Crews Talk With Fellin. Throne

Second Drilling Of Escape Hole Misses Target Hopes Are High  That New Effort Will Meet Success

New Mole Started  Second Shaft, Geiger Counter  Futile in Rescue Operation

Attempt to Locate Two Men   No Contact Reported With Third Victim

‘THIRD DRILLING ‘TRY BEGINS IN ‘MINE RESCUE   Consider Also Trying To Reach Miner Trapped Alone   SECOND ATTEMPT MISSED “BY FEET’

CITY SCENE   Third. Mine Rescue Hole Is Started   Geiger Counter Fails to Show How Close Previous Shaft Came

See OPINIONS, Page 3   EE EE EE IE mui im Rs se aa a aa ec ec  Nudists Close One Meeting And Get Ready for National

300 Revealed As Insurance Fund Sharers  Connecticut List Contains Names of Politica] Leaders

Prominent People Got Patronage   Conn. Insurance Co Says Commissions to More than 300

Family of 10 Is Burned to Death   Parents, 8 Children Found Dead in Beds

TRAGEDY IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI   Father And Mother And 8 Young Children Burn To Death; Bodies Found In 2 Beds.

Sighting Reported In Alaska   Source Claims Balloon Spotted First Off Siberia

Congress May Probe Fired Marine's Story  Ex-Officer Tells of Cuban Spy's Death

(Cuba Spy “Disposal’  ‘Ousted Marine Officer Says _ ‘Only Fault Was Getting Caughi

First Female Circles Globe For 24 Hours   Flies Within Three Miles Of Bykovsky During First Orbit

World's First Cosmonette, Fifth Russian Cosmonaut Continue in Earth’s Orbit

HET Sa hE =————e—e li EY See AS First Woman In Space  Is Dimpled Blonde Gir]

Women ‘Take Over Outer   + Outer Space As First “Cosmonette” Rockets Into Orbit

Almost Nodding Distance Russian Man and Woman Within Three Miles Of Each Other In Space Orbits

The inside story   Space woman flies within three miles of cosmonaut

2 Capsules Pass Within Three Miles   Doubt Space Crafts Will Attempt Link; Both in ‘Top Shape’

Kennedy Calls In Advisers To Discuss New Cuban Incident   U.S. Fighter Aircraft. May Be Ordered To Shoot Down Red Planes

Firing Incident Tightens Tension In Cuban Crisis   Finding Of Debris Stirs. Search For Missing Ship

U.S. Policy Makers Hold Urgent Meet  Oa a a   Countermeasures To Stiffen Defense Beina Discussed

Policy Makers in Urgent Session Tension Rises in Washington Over Attack of Cuban Planes

COUNTERMEASURES DISCUSSER Avex  US. Leaders In Ue". ! Meeting On New Incidem

New Tensions Arise From Shooting   Kennedy Confers With Advisers On Latest Crisis

Macmillan And Wilson Clash Over Scandals    House Of Commons Debate Steps To Take To Aid Security Services

Fresh Storm Breaks Over Parliament   Laborite Wonders If Enough Jurists Available For Probe

Five for Lunch   Macmillan, Wilson Clash Angrily Over Sex Scandal   Two Chiefs Snap at Each Other

Latest Spy Disclosure Stirs Clash   Chief Trying To Laugh Off Security Flop, Laborite Says

US. Halts Aid To S. Viet Nam  Troops Must Be Given Field Duty  ‘To Get Assistance

US. Cuts Aid lo Elite Corps   Field Duty Against Reds Is Required

U.S. Cuts Off Cash For Nhu   Special Forces Used Against Buddhists Won't Get More Aid

Cut Stems From Raid On Pagoda   American Funds Only for Troops On Field Duty

U.S. Cuts Aid To Elite Corps  ee otal Pissctasr Amminet   Field Duty Against Reds Is Required

SPECIAL FORCE USED AGAINST BUDDHISTS  U.S. Cuts Aid To Nhus Troops

Aid for Special South Viet Nam Forces ls Cut   Action Is Challenge To Pres. Diem’s Kin

GOP Demanding Shake-Up In Aid To S. America   Republicans In Con. gress Launch Bilis. tering Attack on Al. liance Procram.

Scranton Urges Lawmakers fo Speed Progran  Few Bills Passed  Thus Far; Governor . OKed Two Bills

Scranton Speaks Up: Raps Democrats  For Holding Up’ His Program —

Hoffa Hearing Gets No Further Along   Assertion, Denial By Both Sides And. No Action Proposed By House Committee

Sec. Rusk Discloses N-Tests To Resume   But Ends In Stalemate Hoffa Clashes With Government

LEFT BEHIND, HE HITCHHIKES SP Train Loses Track of Its Own Conductor

Coastal City In Viet Nam Hit By Reds   Drive To Edge U.S. Military Area; Beaten Off

Malaysia Breaks Off Relations With Indonesia, Philippines, Rioting Occurs

SOUGHT TO FEDERAL AID   Triple Hearings Held Tuesday Around Capital

AREA FORECAST: Fair through Wednesday. Cooler tonight. High Wednesday middle 60s. Low tonight 35 to 40.

chaplain Rides Squad Car Patrol  ‘Few Notice Tiny Gold Cross On Police Captain's Collar Tabs

Albuquerque, Hobbs Men... Two New Mexico Sailors  Aboard Missing A-Sub

Investigation indicates shooting accidental  Mai. Gen. Gent critical” after wound

Golden Looks to Summer Season   RETIRING CHIEF OF AIR DEFENSE COMMAND SHOT

More UN Aid Going To Cuba, Hall Says   Solon Declares Programs Are In Addition to Farm Project

Trapped Miners Play  Cards To Pass Time   Emergency Water Line Works  For Mt. Orab, The Water Crisis Ends

Pipeline Brings Water From Lake Into Parched Community of Mt. Orab

MISSING SINCE MAY 27  Foster Mother Identifies 3 Children’s Bodies

Great Railroad Dispute Nears  End of Line   Abrupt Stop Could Shut Down Industry

Senate Probers Busy—  Pentagon Error May Have Swung Huge TFX Contract

20 Below Zero Too Much — Huge Steel Tank Holding 2 Million Gallons of Soybean Oil Bursts

Court Selected Lawyer to Defenc Darlington Man   Atty. J. F. Allebech Named by Judge Weightman to Defend Darlington Man on Felony Charge.

State's Not 'Michiganized Governor Tells Leaislators   Recreation

Drunk Woman Driver To Face 4 Charges In Death Of Three School Kiddies

Queen Chooses Darkhorse to Fill  Macmillan's Post  Ex-Foreign Chief Runs Into Snag Barmma Cahwnet

Home Starts Organizing: Touchy Task  re As PM May ecultaiee Eager For A Test

Lord Home New Premier For Britain  hMAcemillan Quits Cueen Appoints Man He Chose

Expects to Compose His Cabinet Next Week; Action Comes After Macmillan Submits His Resignation   Home Cheered. Booed at 10 Downing Street

Opposition Ignored by  Macmillan.   Cabinet May Be Picked Next Week

Home Cabinet Choice Nearing   Government Being Formed From Rank: Of Conservatives

New Premier's Tenure Likely To Be Short   Conservative Given Blessing of Queen After Mac Resigns

60-Year-Old Scot Tapped For Top Post   Conservative Party Badly Split; Tenure May Be Abbreviatec

All Depends On Ability To Pacify   Party Leaders Irked By Bullish Tactics Of Harold Macmillan

Queen Gives  Lord Home Her Blessing  Has Job of Reforming   Has Job of Reforming Tories’ Broken Ranks

Pledges to Seek Peace, Justice End of Cold War My Goal,  President Saysin UN Speech

NATO N-FORCE   Merchant’s Task Sull Difficult Despite Clearing Bonn Hurdle

Hard Bargaining Still Due Before NATO Plan Approved   Analysis Background  Of The News

‘MARION N. TREINEN, WELL KNOWN REMSEN BUSINESSMAN, FARMER _ DEAD AT AGE 50

MARION N. ‘TREINEN, “e+ WELL KNOWN REMSEN BUSINESSMAN, FARMER  FeremAPrFR AT ARE FR

MARION N. TREINEN, WELL KNOWN REMSEN BUSINESSMAN, FARMER  _ fSFRaMm AT AME EA

‘If Money Dictated, We'd Sail,’ Says Korth  House Debates Nuclear Carrie:

Inquiry Due On Nuclear Ship Plans   Aircraft Carrier Fight Pits Korth Against McNamara

Airing Slated On A-Power For Carrier  ‘ GS anwanta f'n arrasartiian   Senate Committee To Hear McNamara Korth Arguments 

Inquiry Set on  Carrier Dispufe McNamara Rejects A-Plants for Ships

Navy Fights For Nuclear Air-Carrier   D efense Sec. McNamara Opposes Huge Expense On New Vessel.

Dispute Flares In Pentagon On Carrier Power   McNamara, Korth Split Over Issue Of Nuclear Units

Debate Seen On Power Of New Carrier  Navy Argues Ship Should Be Nuclear McNamara Objects

LOADED BUS PLUNGES INTO RAVINE; 3 DIE   Greyhound Skidded Off Rainy Highway Near St. Louis Suburb   TAKE AT LEAST 60 TO AREA HOSPITALS

Also Rejects Filing Fee for  Income Tax  Debate On Tax Bill In Fifth

lowa. House Rejects: Parimutuel Betting and Income Tax Filing Fee

Burglars Get £250,000 Haul  Two Other Bandits Get $56,012 At Bank

3 GOP Senators Not Taking Kindly To Changes In Their Districts  Realignment Poses Problems

Real Action In Caucuses:  Assembly Resumes Reapportion Bill Struggle At Harrisburg

Criticism of Canada’s Defense Strategy May Precipitate Elections   Dissolution

NEW ELECTIONS SEEN IN CANADA   U. 8.-Ganadian Clash Ove Nuclear Weapons Would Be Issue

Diefenbaker Mum on Dissolution: Move  Hints of Canada Breach Grow

x T WR Larger Prison  Pushed  Mass Arrests   Mass Arrests  Spark Action

Temperature Chart   U.S. Fears Asian Crisis May Upset War With Reds

High School Boy Admits Killing, Assaulting And Dismembering Girl's Body

BUT THE DOCTOR WAS BUSY Aberdeen Cheers Its Quints, They’re A Whole Month Old

APPEAL TO GOVERNOR, LEGISLATURE Regents Refuse To Show Budget-Cutting Areas

Va. Flood Damages Mounting   Searchers Recover Body Of Third Disaster Victim

Two Minutes Of Darkness:  Total Eclipse Will Be Witnessed By Millions

SAC Chief Fights Ban Ratification  Power Opposes Atomic Tre aly AU Hearing Before Senators

SAC Head Voices Flat Opposition   AF Chief Of Staff Would Have Rejected In Proposal Stave

Gen. Power First Officer  Directly Opposed, But LeMay’s OK Luke Warm

Power First High Officer To Hit Treaty   General Speaks After LeMay Tells Senate His Ideas About Plan

Power Believes Such Action ‘Great Mistake  LeMay Supports Treaty Since It

SAC Chief Opposes  Ratification  Of Treaty But His Boss, LeMay, OKs It  Along With Other Chiefs

Legislature Plans To End Parley Today  $250 Million Bond   $250 Million Bond Issue Spending Is Chief Topic

Legislature Plans To End Parley Today   $250 Million Bond Issue Spending Is Chief Topic

Legislature Hopes To Ga Home Today  Anata Vor Tact Neu   Acts To Put New Issue On Ballot

China Says. Gap Widens With Soviets   Will Send Delegates To Clash Discussion In Moscow July 15

Board Ignores Nesbitt Ruling  Preliminary Pike   Preliminary Pike Route Is Okayed

Arabian Union  In Doubt   Iraq Foils Nasserite Plot to Seize Power

Friendly Action On Reapportionment     Justice Department Sends Case To The Supreme Court

Wherry Retires From LHS Post As of June 30   Search Is Started Immediately to Get  Veteran's Successor

Wherry Retires From LHS Post As of June 30  Search Is Started immediately to Get

2 WOUNDED BY BERSERK GUNMAN Ad Salesman Slain In Newspaper Office

Testimony May Jail Ex-Cohorts   Hearings Resumed With Report Of ‘Murder for Hire’ in Roaring 20s

No Police Collusion, He Says  Valachi Tells Probers Lurid Murder Tales Of Roaring 20’:

Solons Hear Lurid Stor y Of Murder   Turncoat Mobster _Denies Collusion With Policemen

Hobbles Reporters, Restricts Roll Call Pees, NeEstricts No Call  NC Senate Veils Itself. From Glare Of Publicity

Hoobles Reporters, Restricts Roll Calls  NC Senate Veils Itself From Glare Of Publicity

LOCAL TEMPERATURES   Spring Shivers Into Ohio Valley   981-Mile-Long Crest Awaited Along Stream

Spring Shivers Into Ohio Valley  981-Mile-Long Crest Awaited along Stream

Steps Taken After Leader Tries Switch   Close Watch To .   Close Watch To . Be Kept To Avoid Further Mischief

lis Irresponsibility Cited  House Arrest Ordered For Tshombe By U. N.

Action Planned To Keep  Him From Further Irresponsible Acts, Thant Says

Philippines Cool To Malay Federation   Britain Feels It Strengthens:Area In Face Of Red Threat: Philippines Doubt It

Filipinos Claim Malaysian Federation Threatens Southeast Asia's Security

BRITISH REJECT MANILA'S CLAIM TONORTHBORNEO   Talks Open in London or Touchy Southeast Asia Prohinme   FEDERATION SOUGHT   London Keeps a Waichfu Eye on Area as New EFinhiing « name!

Leaders To Cement  Close Link   Three-Day Tatks May Chart Course  Of Free Europe

Screening Ineffective  Committee System Failure Noted in Recent Session

House Leaders Agree State Committee System  Suffered Setbacks in ’63

4-Man Junta Established To Run Nation   Arosemena Prepares To Go Into Exile; Lush Living Blamed

Ecuador's President ls Ousted   Army Throws Out Arosemena In Coup Sent Into Exile

Arosemena ‘Diserace’ Denouneed   Critics Hit Leader’s  Excessive Drinking

Besieges Palace And President Surrenders, . Prepares To Go Into Exile

Feuding Creates Action   MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Ducking a for - oragainst stand, the nation’s feuding governors suddenly   {See Other Story on Page 6)

Cambridge Agreement Reached   Governors Dodge Civil Rights Stand   Issue Tossed To Study Committee

Governors Sidetrack  Race Issue   Conference Votes Committee Study Of Civil Rights

GOVERNORS DODGE CIVIL RIGHTS STAND   _. LBJ Urges Responsible American Answer

Civil Rights Decision Sluffed Off To Committee   ‘Leaders Sign Pact To End Racial Strife In Cambridge   Racial Roundup

Issue Given For Study To Committee    Rockefeller Accused Of Using Issue To _ Further His Ambition

2,000 Said On Liner  From Cuba  Havana Reports Say 6.000 More To Go

Report 2,000 Soviet Troops Leave Cuba   Large-Scale Withdrawal May Have Bequn

President Diem Faces Buddhist Riot ‘Aaain Unless Demands Are Met

The Garage: Round Four   Greens Farms Road Site Hearing Tomorrow Night

Adopt President's 5-Point Program  Mayors Back JFK On Racial Plans

He Also Impresses West Virginians ‘Terrific’ State Reception May Influence Rockefeller

Death Stirs Tributes By Fr ree World   Even Khrushchey Sends Message To Voice His Grief

World's Sorrow Symbolic of Purpose In Life of Pope of Unity and Peace’

Vatican Leaders Go: To-Mass   Worldwide Outpouring of Sorrow Is Symbol of Pope's Efforts For Peace

 Widespread Tribute  ‘Worldwide Outpouring (Of Sorrow Symbolizes iPope’s Work For Unity

Even Iron Curtain  Sorrow at Pope’s Passing Transcends All Frontiers

World Leaders Are Saddened by Death of Pope    120 Persons Killed, 26 Hurt In Pakistan Religious Clash

See HOFFA, Page 2   Divided Globe Is United By Grief at John XXIII Death

Millions mourn loss Outpouring of  sorrow at death of Pope worldwide

Algerian Skirmish Kills 10   -Ben Bella Says  Morocco Unit Was Involyed

Fight Erupts In Sahara   Ben Bella Charges Al. gerian Troops Attack.  ed by Moroccans

‘Cold and Storms Cover Wide Area  re ware ses a ae ae ase 6 eee, a

GOP Says Reds Forging Ahead In Space Race   Is Administration Charting ‘Dangerous Course’ for America:

More Debris From Lost Sub  Given Court   Navy Continues Inquiry Into Sea Tragedy

“PLYMOUTH COUNTY'S CANCER WORKERS SET POTLUCK DINNER HERE NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

Bill Readied In House  Will Set Basic School Districts   Each County To Be Unit

AT SENATE HEARING Korth Insists Chosen Design Of TFX Warplane Is Best One

 Censored Testimony Released  Navy Secretary Stands Behind Decision on TFX Plane Contract

Rvagader ‘Then. Teddy? ‘Marines Try Rough Riders’ Idea ‘Of March; Reporter Tags Along

Marine Officers Better Time Set By Teddy Roosevelt for 50-Mile Hike

Pilot and Girl In High Spirits,  Go Home Soon  Both Plump, So They Survived,

‘Be Prepared U.S. Warned by Kennedy  Leads Tribute: at NY, Memorial

Country Preacher Stirs Up Church And State Controversy In Arkansas

85 State Police Transferred In Major Shake-up   Commissioner Purdy Says Move Part of New Enforcement Prooram.

$125 Million In Budget  Cut   New Look Changes Kennedy's Thinking On State Assistance

‘Congress Gets Trims In Budgets   President Slices $125 Million From '63 and '64 Estimates

Blasts Spur Police Hunt In Alabama   Move To Prevent Further Incidents  By Sneak Bomber

Reputed Head of Syndicate Free  Released on $75,000 Bail by U.S. Court

Alleged Head OfCosa Nostra ree On Bail!  , . , Returninge Fram   Returning From Italy, Bruno Faces Extortion Count

JFK Decides On Broad Rights Outline   Meets With Businessmen On Mix Issue Today

JEK Decides on New Civil Rights Program   Congress Will Get Special Message  Next Week

Polaris Wins Italy OK   - Premier Fanfani:T. ells: Plan; Battle, i in Parliament. Looms

Polvunsaturates. Too AE CS es LO OAT AAT: RO OLIE SAIS AE, POET  People Eat More Meat

Elliott Expects To Lose His Job  Will Not Resign as Eastern _: President

Yule Trip To Texas Jiraeh Is Delayed Congress Holds  Up LBJ Holiday

Otherwise They'll Stay In White House  Break In Foreign Aid Deadlock Would Put Johnsons In Texas

GOD, LADY BIRD WILLING  Congress Stalls LBJ  Trip to Texas Holiday

Allies In Great Disarray... Only Major European Chief JFK Can Deal With Is: Khrushchev

Democrat-Blonde Link Sought Probers Gathering Data implicating Senate Aide

RECALL DARING DA YLIGHT STRIKE  Doolittle’s Tokyo Raiders Gather for Reunion

Famed Doolittle Tokyo Raiders Meet In Seattle for 21st Anniversary Reunion

Legislation Introduced To Save $70 Million on Unemployment Claims

Would Increase Benefits to $45, Up Payments By Employers, Close Loopholes

Denounces Attacks in U.N. Area   Call Off ‘Bloodthirsty Marauders’ at Once, Cloud Demands

New Fighting Reported In Korea; U.N. Command Serves Warning To Reds

New Fighting Reported Today  Reds Told They Invite Their Own Destruction

More Fighting ls Reported on Line of Truce  Pree ee eee, Se   Communists Inviting Destruction, Warnine

U.N. Warns North Korean Communists  Reds Accused Of Deliberate, hkdelixiescs. Avanislen

Curb Marauders, Communists Told   UNC Blasts Red Koreans As More Fighting Erupts

North Koreans Warned Over “Marauders”  Reds Charged With Deliberate Assaults, Killing 3 Americans

More Arms Fire Noted Near Line  Clash Is Reported But No Casualties

U.N. Warns Korean Red  Marauders   Invite Destruction, _ Command ‘Says; Cited For Malicious Assault

‘Deliberate, Malicious’ Assaults Must Stop, ' U. S. General Says

Reds Warmed By UN to Curio Marauclers —  Communists Brush. Away Accusation As Fabrications

REDS GIVEN WARNING ON ITS ATTACKS   Communists Say U. S. Charges  ‘Fabrications’

U.S. Demands Communists Curb; Marauders; Charge Reds With Bloody Terror:

Curb Raids, U.N. Warns  N. Koreans  Reports Received Of New Fighting On Truce Line

American, Red Troops Clash Again Today  Curb Marauders Or Face Destruction, Communists Told

North Koreans Heat Blunt Warning   “Asking” for Own Destruction, Scys U. N. Commande as Fighting Continues,

Asking Own Destruction Cloud States  Communists Snub   Communists Snub General’s Charges As ‘Fabrications’

New fightng reported on truce line in Korea   U.N. command warns Gommunists to curb marauders immediately or face destruction

N. Korea Told To Control Its Border Strikes   Continued Attacks Invite Destruction,  U. N. Leaders Say

U.N. COMMAND ISSUES STIFF WARNING   No. Koreans Told To Stay On Own Side Of Line  REPORT CLASH   Occurred Today In Demilitarized Zone; Americans Involved In Skirmish

f U.N. warns North Koreans Olmte, veeh,  Fighting makes truce “line uneasy

New Shootings Indicates Probes Of Cleared Zone  Armistice Team Debates Actions Of Communists

U.N. Warns North Korea On Raids; New Truce Line Fighting Reported

U.N. Chief Warns Reds To Curb Korean Assaults After New Clash Reported

NEW CLASH IN S. KOREA; ~ WARN REDS   Firing Breaks Out Teday South Of Truce Line; Charge Reds With Deliberate Terrorism.

U.N. Command Warns Reds To Halt Marauders   North Korea Told It Is Inviting Own Destruction By Assqultc

Prestige Hurt By Failure fo Put Over Plan   Political Future of Governor May Fade

Death Knell For Shot At Presidency ?   ‘Couldn’t Care Less’, Retorts Chief Exeentive

3 Indicted In Slaying Of Ogan   Arraignment of Des Moines Trio Set for Dec. 23

Flames Ruin Highway OverpassGasoline Truck, Auto In Fiery Crash---2 Die

Illegal to Force Bible In Schools   High Court Holds Order by Any State Is Unconstitutional

Russian (Turn to Page 4)      Proposes Establishment Of Christian Center As Challenge To Atheist:

— Supreme Court May Rule On Issue —  Can A Business Pick Its Customers?

Sit-In Decision By Supreme Court Means Freedom For Negro Protesters

Sit-In Convictions Overturned But:  ace ctr  - Greater Issue Still Undecided

Expect New Move  US. Supreme Court Throws Out Sif-In Prosecutions But Issue Still Undecided

Big Question Still Before Highest Court:—‘‘Does Public-Serving Business Establishment Have Right To Choose [ts Own Customers?’’

Two-Thirds Of World’s Mail Processed By United States Postal Department

Cap Haitien Cut Off By Exile Band   Commander's Aim. To Oust Dictator ‘Pana Doc’ Duvalier

‘Cause Lake Michigan Seiche     ¥ hunderstorms Rip ‘Michigan, Midwest

Secret Service chief asks:  Why did Mrs. Kennedy) have fo go to rescue?

Council Move Te Rid Protestant Churches in USA Of Racism  Adoption. Of Call For Action Is UnOnnosed

Churches Adopt 10-Point Plan To End Racism  Proposals Encounter ad eo sition at Natianal (< nitta

Council Of Churches  Protestant Leaders ‘Debating Ten Point , Program On Racism *

Church Ban ls Voted on Racial Bias   Back Program To Rid Protestant Units Of Barriers

Council Of Churches Adopt 10-Point Proposal Racism Program Enacted

Indictment of Barriers  Church Assembly Gets Plan for Purge of Racism

Weakened Edith Still Dangerous   73-Mile Winds May Intensify; Islands Threatened With Flood:

Erratic Hurricane Weakens   Edith Baffles Weather Bureau By Movements

State Money Status Creates Fiscal Fog   Estimates of Revenue Change Almost Daily; Battle Faced

Ready To Form Government   McNamara Cuts Overseas Duty Tours For Armed Forces Mer

¢MPHATIC/ ALLY BY SOVIETS  U.S. Protest of Red Overflisht Rejected

NO CLOSER THAN 217 MILES  Soviet Rejects U.S. Overflight Protest

Health, Political Poicer Still Good  Khrushchev Quietly Marks 69th Birthday

he Week in Business:  Strong Economic Rebound from Shock of Assassination Should Boost Confidence

ints Weer in Business and Finance... .  ins ee in Business and Finance... . Businessmen See Confidence in Economy

Wheat plan outlined by ag secretary   Farm groups sharply divided on 1964 prograr

Freeman Outlines 2-Price Plan for Wheat Markefing   Must Be Approved By Farmers at National Referendum in 1963.

NATIONAL ROUNDUP  Republicans Join Democrats In Attacks On Rep. Powel!

Special Session lalk Dims....  Legislature May Return in September

Front Line Quiet North Korea Accuses U.S. Of Plots to Provoke War

Two-Years Of Care Noted— Aunt's Praise Given Seven Orphaned Neices

Dominican Republic Calm After Military Coup Topples Bosch . . . Col.   KENNEDY WINS MAJOR LEGISLATIVE VICTORY  House Passes $11 Billion Tax Cut Bill By 271 To 155

Senate Threat Dims Future   SI] Billion Measure Would Mean $100-8200 To Average Taxpayer

Niki Rushes Into Arms Of Pal Tito   Greet Each Other Like Long Lost Brothers

TIO GREETS KHRUSHCHE\ WITH KISSES   Affront To Chinese Made In Remarks By Visiting Russian

Everything Lovey - Dovey’ -- : Nikita Springs Into -Tito’s Waiting Arms

Russian Premier Throws Himself Into Tito’s Arms  Yugoslavian Boss ~ Li's. wrt. att om   Yugoslavian Boss Hails Khrush’s Role In Test Ban Treaty

Nikita, Tito Get Chuminy   Reds Exchange Bear Hugs As Visit Begins

KHRUSHCHEV, TITO IN BEAR HUG, KISSES   Russian Arrives In Belgrade For Two- Week Visit To Yugoslavia; China Snubs Ceremony.

Nikita Flies Into Waiting Arms Of Slav Leader  Wivee Stand Ry As   Wives Stand By As Red Leaders Greet Each Other Today

Mr. K, Tito Are Protuse At Meeting  Warm Greetings Mark Arrival Of Saniet Chief

Khrush Arrives In Yugoslavia   Tito Is Host for ‘Working Vacation’

Like Long Lost Brothers  Tito Hails Khrushchev  For Soothing Efforts

Khrush Greets Tito With ‘lug, Kisses  Slav Dictator   Slav Dictator Praises Soviet For Calming Tensions      see photo page 8-B

Khrush, Tito Display Warm, New Friendship   No Sign of Past Animosities Seen On Official Visit

» WHAT HUGGING AND KISSING! “K Dashes From Plane ‘Into Waiting Arms ‘Of - Yugoslav Leader

Tito Gives Mr. K BigHug   Past Animosities Appear Gone As Red Bosses Meet

Act Like Long Lost Brothers, Wives Stand By   Nikita Hailed As Taking Step Near To World Peace

Khrushehey Greeted By Yugo Chief   Seviet To Build Factory In City Ruined By Quake

Khrushchev: Gives Bly Huy to. Tito on Arrival ir Bélorade   Tite Halls Traaly: Chinsis Saab & at Hissael Hassnilan.

Nikita Flies Into Waiting Arms Of Slav Leader   Wives Stand By As Red Leaders Greet Each Other Today

Soviet Premier Arrives In Belgrade;  Greeted Warmly By Yugoslav Chief

bear Hug and Kisses  Tito Hails Khrushehev For Thwarting Calamity

Tito Greets  Nikita With Cordial Hug  Animosity Fades  As Soviet Chief Reaches Relorade

Warm Welconie by Tito.   Tito Hails Khrushchev On Arrival af Belgrade

Kisses, Too, Exchanged By Leaders   Soviet Chief   Soviet Chief In Yugoslavia For Long Visit

North Carolina Trade Fair Has Opening Today  Foreign Firms Are Showing Products

~~... Says Her Mind ‘Went Blank’  Pretty Young Mother Held In Murder Of Her 2 Kids

‘OUT YOU GO. SIR’   Top- Level Conferences On- Steel Talks In Critical “al Stace   BULLETIN

Sen. Goldwater Remains Favorite  In State's Survey   County Chairmen Believe Arizonan  Has Strong Lead

Rushworth. . 2nd Winged Astronaut  AIS Rockets . 54 Miles Up” ' In Spaee”

Cambodia  To Lose U.S. Aid   Sheds Neutrality Coat, Casts Lot With Commies

Shop and Save In  Bedford !   Nation Going Red   US Bows, Will Pull Out of Cambodia

Social Security Taxes in County Increased About 588.000 Per Year

60 Below in Montana  ee ng rn ete ARS  Virginia, Florida Only Exceptions to Winter

License Plate Probe  Ex-Cop, Ex-Cop, Branch Head 3 Employes Indicted

Commission Report ‘Revealing, Shocking’  Protected Gamblers Flourish in Westchester

Bible-Belt Town Rocks ‘Round Clock   N.Y. Gang Lord Takes Control In Hot Snrinas

Wirtz, Rail Union Heads Hold Talks   Congress Pressures Attempt To Settle Work Rules Standof!

One-Man Picket   HOUSE GROUP IS INFORMED News Managing Cry Hogwash-=-Syivester

Managed News Called Hogwash      Sylvester Denies Access Hindered By Gavernmmoant Official:

Sylvester Says News Criticism Just "Hogwash’  House Committee Calls Secretary

Sylvester Says Charge ‘Hogwash:  Pentagon Aide Gives Views On News Policy

Scranton Appointments Become Issue Hawbaker Raps Democrats  On Confirmation Delays

PLAN TUBERCULIN PATCH TESTS IN ALL SCHOOLS IN COUNTY AND WESTMAR

Incident Termed ‘Serious’ by State Department  U.S. PROBES AIR ATTACK ON SHIP

 US. Probes Cuban Attack On American Ship In International Waters   Troop Airlift Ahead Of Sked Despite Rain, Fog

News Day. Night   Oxford To Get New Bank   U.S. Is Probing Attack On Vessel

United States Probes Attack On Freighter   Unarmed Ship Strafed Off Cuban Coast; Plane Presumed to Be Castro’s,

Vessel Strafing Incident Is Called ‘Most Serious’   Canaveral Battens Down In Readiness For Ginny

Probers Begin Studying New Cuba—u. S. Incident Over Strating of Vessel

No Casualties Reported On Unarmed Ship   Aerial Attack Most Serious Against America

Three Judges are Hearing Final Arguments Today   Labor Leaders Point to Vote On Shaff Plan

SHRIVER NAMED PARTY CHOICE   REPUBLICAN SAYS DEMOS WILL PICK FOR GOVERNORSHIP

Speake At New York GOP Di: Scranton Aligns.  (With Liberal Wins  2nner

Senate Committee to Air Lone Shark Regulations   House, Senate Groups Consider Padre Island Seashore Bills

Supreme Court Rules On Cases  Post Office In A” Residential Area  Is Declared Legal

Ike Comments On > Presidential Timber   Romney's Chances Depend On State Job; Former President Has No Choice Yet

Rusk Paves Way  for Top Session   European Press Raves Over Success of President’s Call

Jetliner etliner Safely Landed  Lightning Cuts Hole in Plane Carrying I10

Liner Refurns To London for Safe Landing  22 Methodist Pastors on List OF Passengers

Lightning-Hit Airliner Sate   Returns To London With 21-Inch Hole In Nose; 10,000-Gal. Of Fuel Dumped

Six Arrested; Two Wanted For Questioning In November Bank Robbery

Whereabouts Of Singer, 19, Still Mystery   Nab Four Others for Harborving Thieves; Sinatra Sr. in Reno

it was all over in about 15 minutes  Widow tells of seeing Reds kill husband

Sees Husband, 2 Others Slain  Guerrillas Shoot 2 Missionaries, 4.Month-Old Girl

‘There Was No Reason’ — Missionary Tells How  Guerrillas Shot Husband

Slaughtered by Viet Cong   sees husband, missionary and his daughter slair

Cyclone Toll In Thousands   Estimate 5,000 Dead and 10,000 Missing in East Pakistan Area

U.S. Says NATO Nuclear Force is For Defense   No Offensive Threat To Soviet Union, Rusk To Tell Dobrynin

U.S. to Claim NATO Force  For Defense   Rusk Tells Soviet Envoy Reply to Note Will Be Dispatehed

Rusk, Dobrynin. Meet :  Proposed NATO N siden Force No Threat To Russia, U. S. Says

No Threat To Soviets Intended  Rusk To Tell   Rusk To Tell Kremlin Of Proposals

For Defense Only ... US Preparing Reply To Soviet On Nuclear Plan

Soviet Will Be Told NATO Force Is Nof a Threat   Designed Entirely for Defense of W. Europe

NATO Force Is Defensive,  U.S. Declares  Reply Being Readiec To Moscow Protest Over Nuclear Setup

NATO for Defense, Not Attack’   US. Expected To Reiect Red Prétest   Tuna for Passover Questioned by FDA

U.S. Plans Answer to Red Protest  Nation to Claim NATO Unit No   Nation to Claim NATO Unit No Threat to Russ

U.S. Sets  Reply For  Protest NATO Nuciear  Force Termed Defensive

U.S. Expected To Tell Russia NATO Nuclear Force No Offensive Threat

On Inside Pages   in / Veaths...  Relatives Hold Pilot. Blameless

Interviewed in Frankfurt  Nixon warns against test ban concessions

Diefenbaker Holds Back  Resignation  Change in Canada’s Government May Be Campnfleted hy Friday

Diefenbaker Delays Action On Resignation   Conservative Aides Book Second Parley With Canadian Chief

Pearson May Take Canadian Reins Friday   Diefenbaker Change: Mind About Offerinc Resignation Today

Diefenbaker to Delay Quitting  Holds Back for at Least Another Dav

LUCKY BUCKS AND  SOCIAL SECURITY   SOCIAL Gfteupire   Wheat Sale Hailed by CC

Ee ener n sens ee su enssNGs ss saseuuaaneesSaueeuseeaeeGeGOUHSEUGESLOUCRESORECEOISGGSSCOUELSCUEULUOPECEGUAUISECLEGRAARODEGORECOAGHOGOEOUOUSHEGEORUGUEOROGEERUOKOVONSEGHOSOUQEORA OQUGEOESEURUOERSAUAULOCOEEAULOOSRDEUGRELOTEGEOEODELE EL DERPRELCCCUEER EC EEA TRCEEEGEER GIEDODEEEUEL (HA PRAOLPRRESUDETEEIEEPESISESUS THOS SESE ET ET ET EES tr een r erie recite   JFK To Ask $6 Billion Education Aid

JFK Seeking $6 Billion To Aid Schools  5-Year Program To Be Proposed, Sources Report   INTTEAL BASIS

Education Aid Five-Year Plan  To Cost More Thar Six Billion Dollars

KENNEDY SETS MASSIVE AID FOR SCHOOLS   $6 Billion Reportedly Marked to Advance Ed ucation Svstem   OUTLAYS DETAILED   Program Contains Classroom Construction, Teacher Salaviee

JFK To Ask $6 Billion Aid  To Edueation   Sources Disclose Plan For Massive Five-Year Program

JFK to Offer 5-Year Aid Pla for Education  $6 Billion. Plus Revealed as Cost; Minted Wednecday

$6 Billion Education  Aid Sought  Kennedy Plans For Massive 5-Year Program

Mobile Squads Patrol Saigon Streets To Head Off Any  Buddhist Demonstrations

nate FAG IALOrs Warned  Police Threaten ‘Tougher’Policy Against Crowds

CHICAGO CHIEF SAYS POLICE ARE T00 EASY   Declares His Officers Will Adopt Policy Of “Get Tough”   4 POLICEMEN HURT IN DEMONSTRATIONS

King, Queen Of Greece .  Spark Clash  Demonstrators Call For Release of

Iraqi Government Apparently Beats Attempted Revolt   Ousted Minister Believed Leader of Frustrated Coup

Baghdad Revolt Is Battled Down By Iraq Rulers  Capital Reported Quiet Following

lraq Battles Down Bloody Insurrection   Attempt Believed Led By Ex-Minister; Capital Quiet Today   —See “Photo Pare -A—

lraq Regime Baftles Dewn Coup Attempt  s.. fe... FL   Calm Follows Jet Attack; Premier Pleads For Unity

Rebels Led By Ousted  Minister   Jets Strike at President’s Home In 2?-Hour Battle

Revolt Seen Defeated By Loyal Units    Sociilist Regime “Calls ‘For Unity, " Baghdad Is Quiet

Belived led by ousted minister  lraq battles down bloody attempt at revolution

Government Is  Successful In  Killing Revolt   Iraq Is Said To Be Quiet After Battle

Morning of Co € ombat  draq Battles Down Bloody Attempt At a Revolution

Capital Reported Quiet .. .  Government Puts Down Revolution in Iraq

Beirut:   Attem pted Coup in Iraq Is Crushed   Baghdad Is Calm After Morning of Bloody Fighting

Ousted Iraqi Launches Revolt   Jet Planes Attack Palace; Government Apparently Winninc

SAFIE COMES AFTER SAAD) LOSES POST   Spanish Sources Say Officials Given Refuge

lragi Revolt Try Is Quelled   Free-Loader  Criticism Shortens Junket

cues JET: PL: ANES TAKE. PART— Tn raq Quells Revolt After Attack OnPalace

Bloody Atfempt At Revolution Beaten in lraq  Capital Quiet Today After Morning Fight

Jet Planes Attack Baghdad Palace  . Ousted. Deputy Premier a bee Coun We coiverx bay hs:

Revolt Try Apparently Put Down    Coup Bid Reported Led By Ousted Socialist Minister

Iraq Rulers Beat Down  Rebellion   Attempted Revolt Led By Ousted Minister; Planes Attack Palace  bean a ah i eS

lraqi Rulers Tell of Crushing Sudden Revolt  Capital Quiet Following Attack; Leader in Madrid

BLOODSHED IN IRAQ; SAY COUP FAILED   Report Revolt Leader Flees To Spain After Jet Attacks On Presidential Palace, Army Camp.

Air Attack on Baghdad Palace Fails   Attempted Coup Led by Ousted Deputy Premier

W. Berlin Ready for Extensior   155,000 Cross Sunday Bonn Fears Playing Into Red Hands

Numerous Calls ere or  } ]  ‘Rescue Squad Tired ‘After Busy Night

Numerous Calls fii te ett salon  Rescue Squad Tired After Busy Night

3,000 Feet Down.... et Down  25 Miners Trapped By Fiery Explosion 

Toledoan Added To Rhodes Cabinet  Businessman Is Mental Health, Correction Head

Coup Effects Seen By Spring   Moderate Favorable Trend 's Reported

Troops Show Morale Lift In Viet Nam   Full Impact of Coup On Anti-Red War To Show Bv Easter

Full Impact of Diem's Ouster To Take While   Too Early To Tell lf Warfare Altered

U.S. Officials Schedule Session — To Assess S. Viet Nam Situation

Full Impact of Viet Military Coup on War Against Reds Expected to Appear by Easte:

Navy Ship Had Shapely Stowaway Goodwill Visit to Halifax a Bit Overdone!

TSHOMBE VOWS TO FIGHT U.N. Troops Crush Katangese Resistance in Fierce Fighting

Finding of Bodles Spurs Search for Slayer of 2 Girls   Youngstera Had Been Kidnapped 24 Daya Bao,

PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATED   HUAC Files Contain Information On Lee Oswald, Assassin Suspect

Today’s Weather: Cloudy, Colder   World Stunned by Tragedy of  Assassination

WHERE KHRUSHCHEV IS STAYING $V SD SIEATING  Early Explosion Rocks East Berlin Compound

Washington Files Sharp Protest Note   U.S. Considers New Incident As Serious; Demand Prompt Answer

Soviets Hold Up Two More U. §. Berlin Convoys   Last-Bound Lane of Autobahn Blocked; Washington Pro. tests Action.

U.S. Convoys Held  Up By Russians  On Berlin Highway Dispute Over Counting Troops;  ry f rT a o = r ae   Dispute Over Counting Troops; Rusk Protests To Red Envoy

U.S. Convoy Halted Along Autobahn   Arney Hits Order, Soviets Vow to Stay Until Issue Setiled -

Close One Lane To Military Traffic      Reds Blockade Berlin Highway

Algeria Cuts Off Traffic   Fighting Along Morrocan Borders Now Spreading; Communications Still Open

Tratfie Cut: Desert War Spreading  Conflict Moves To Clearly Marked   Conflict Moves To Clearly Marked Frontier Areas

ALGERIANS HALT TRAVEL TO MOROCCC   Warfare Begins To Spread From Disputed Sahara Border Areas, But No Formal Break.

Algeria Halts All Traffic On Border   Fighting Appears To Be Spreading To New Regions

Fighting Reported Spreading Algeria-Morocco Conflict Described As Worsening

Border Incidents Sharpen Moroccan, Algerian Dispute   All Traffic Is Halted at Border by Algariana; Cinflict Area Widens,

Santa Fit The Battle Of Red Berlin And The Walls Came Tumblin’ Dow:

School Aid Plan Taken From Gill   Request Seen Futile By Top Demo Leaders

U.  Democratic Leaders In House Group Give Up Battle  S. Aid For Schools Stymied

Federal Education  Aid Out   Democratic Leaders Give Up All Hopes For  Tagiclatinn Thic Vaar

ACTION MARKS JRD BYPASS OF BILL   cation Measure Intact  CSMO LEADERS   Say It Would Be Futile To Request Congress To Approve Proposal

Drop Hope for School Aid Plans  Demo Leaders Forget About Bill Thie Year

Aid-To-Education Plan Loses Again   Russians Give Castro May Day Look At Rockets Withdrawn Last October

Third Successive Failure Democrats Abandon Hopes  For Federal Aid to Schools

Democrats Give Up Hope On School Aid  Leaders Dropping It From Kennedy's Education Measure

Dem leaders see no hope for provision  Futile to ask elementary and hich school aid

Give Up Hope For School Aig Bill This Year,  Fight For  Rest Of Bill —

Federal Aid To Schools Plan Dropped  Demo Leader   Demo Leaders Give Up Hope

McNamara Bares New Programs  Warns Russia of Retaliation.  Paggiasgce.. Sage Dassen afieve

McNamara Bares New Programs   Warns Russia of Retaliation Powers. Sees Danger Areas

Silent or AFL-CIO Shaff charges governor using  preiudice to defeat his plan

OVERRIDING CONCERN AFL-CIO Head  Says Automation     Becoming ‘Curse’

Space Laurels Land On Lindbergh’s Day   Compared To Inverter Trouble  Cooper’s Manual Chore A Cinch, Official Says

During Cooper Flight Inverter Failure Gave Scientists Biggest Joli

Court Orders Return Of 56 Seized Slots   Signature Of Judge Frees Machines To  Cumberland Owner

Woman With A Lot to Lose  Hopes to Shed 50 Pounds During Hotel Room Vigil

BOLLING POINTS OUT DIFFICULT ROAD CIVIL RIGHTS PROPOSAL MUST TRAVEL

Note Of Caution  Sounded   Rights Bill Backer Doubts Wisdom Of Swift Action Push

Wisdom Of Petition Try Questioned  Bo Hing Outlines  ee em, een   Bolling Outlines Procedure For Prying Bill Laose

Rights bill  pilot sees long delay   Procedure trips push for action

Conaress Rights Leader Doubts Vote This Year   Rep. Bolling Questions Wisdom of Trying to Force Bill From Committee.

House Leader Asks Caution In His Speech   Red Tape Listed As Major Holdup Of Final Approval

LEGGED PAssO5sCo WHOLE Ss     Says House Action Unlikely on Civil Rights This Year

Holds Many Top-Level  Conferences   And Arranges To Hold More Next Year

LBJ, Foreign Leaders Hold Informal Talk   New Chief Executive Will Spell Out Aims To Congress Today

Steal Auto, Wreck It Near  Johnsonburg   Schlopy Brothers Taken at Gunpoint in Grandmother's Place

Hundreds see  couple shot Tourists watch helplessly as escape thwarted

Auto Accidents Take 13 Lives In Wisconsin  6 Perish When Train Hits’ Car in

Second Train Rams into Auto At Tunnel City  Six Others Dead In Worst Mishap Weekend of ‘63

Negro March Raps Virginia School Policy  Louisiana, South : Carolina Picketing

Church Council Hits Segregation   WHITE HOUSE LUXURY? Criticism By Byrd Draws Sharp Retort

Bandits Use A Rail Light As a Decoy  Engineer Is Blackjacked By Gang

BIGGEST, BOLDEST IN BRITISH HIS TORY  Train Bandits Get $2.8 Millior

Bandits Rob British Train: $2.8 Million  — Gang Pulls Off Biggest Rail Job In England Histor

Holdup loss may exceed $2.8 million  2d Po ion on xn   Glasgow-London mail train hit by masked gang

Bandits Stop British Train, Gct $3 Million   Masked Gang Pulls Largest Rail Haul In English History

Gang Makes Record Haul In 15 Minutes   Bandits Strike At Rural Crossing Outside London

 $2.8 Million Loss  ‘English Mail Train Ambushed In World's Greatest Robbery

Make Rich Haul Bandits Rob English Train, Flee With $2.8 Million

Biggest In English History  British Bandits Rob Mail Train Of $2.8 Million

Danas Use False Signal Vo Pull Jol  o28, reel Remdre  EAT? APATARPARPOLAMCABr   $28,000 Reward For Apprehension Cenvietion Data

Glasgow-London Express Hit for Million Pounds  Fake Signal Used to - Decoy Train to Stop

WEATHER      Masked Thugs Rob British Mail Train Of Over $2 Million

Loot From Mail Bags $2,800,000   Jesse James Style of Holdup Is Staged  Near London

Loot $2.8 Million In Train Robbery   Registered Mail And Diamond: Taken By Bandits In Britain

Gang Robs Mail Train in Great Britain  ' Postoffice Fears   Postoffice Fears Loss in Excess Of $2.8 Million

Train Stopped By Band After Signal ‘Fixed   Boldest Hijacking In Isle’s History

Masked Mob Robs British Mail Train Of Loot Worth $2.8 Million Early Today

Bandit Gang Takes 120 Mail Bags ©   Holdup. Is Britain’s Biggest, Boldest

Mail Robbery May Exceed $2.8 Million   Biggest, Boldest Train Holdup in British History

Bandits Rob British Train: $2.8 Million  Gang Pulls Off Riaaect Rail Iah

‘Seguin Reader Wins ‘Bonuses in ‘Lucky You'   TRAIN HOLDUP JOLTS ENGLAND  Mail Bandits Get $2.8 Million

GREATEST TRAIN ROBBERY  Gang Gets $2.8 Million InLondon Mail Holdup

2 Boys Held in Car Theft Probe, Bringing fo 40 Number Arrested Here in Recent Months   English Train Bandits Put James Boys In Piker Class—Nab Nearly $3} Million

Mail Train Is Hit By Bandits   Britain Estimates Loot At $2.8 Million, Largest In History Of Country

20-30 MEN ROB BRITISH MAIL TRAIN   Biggest, Boldest Robbery In History Executed In 15 Minutes.

British Mail Train Hijacked; Bold  Bandits May Have Gotten $2.8 Million

Big Gang Pulls Job In Britain   Loss Tops Largest U.S. Cash Robbery

‘Stand and Deliver’ Modern Dick Turpins Rob London-Glasgow Mail Train

False signal used to halt train  Biggest and boldest train robbery in British history

britons best iWassachusetts Gang  15 Train Bandits Grab $2.8 Million

$2.8 Million Mail Theft; Decoy Train   False Signal Used by 30 Bandits in Crime Near Londo:

TrainHoldup Nets Bandits $2.8 Million   British Hunting 20 To 30 Men Who Took 120 Bags Of Mail

Bandits Rob British Train And Get Away   Registered Mail, Diamond Shipments, Cash Taken, Valued At $2.8 Million

° o 8 9 Big Gang Stages Britain’s Largest  Train Robbery; $2.8 Million Stolen

State Can't Be Complacent Over Civil Rights Crisis, Rolvaag Says

SAYS RIGHTS OF NEGROES INFRINCED   Plane Hijacker Gets Opportunity To Present Case

SAY OF NEGROES INFRINGED   Plane Hijacker Gets Opportunity To Present Case

Throw Out Breach Of Peace Arrests In South Carolina   Supreme Court Finds Rights of Negroes In Demonstration Abused.

Convicted Negroes Freed of Charges  Court Says Arrests Infringed © Onc Rights 9f: Damonetedtarc..

High Court Kills Conviction Of Demonstrating Negroes   4 US. Fliers Said Killed In Cuba —

About 200 Finish Trek  50-Mile Hikers Sprawl Over Frisco’s Knob Hill

‘Congestion Unbelievable’ Blistered, Foot-Sore Hikers Wondering If lt Was Worth It

Carthage Skies   Blistered, Bruised Hikers Discover 50-Mile Trek Can Be Rough Exercise

200 of 2,000 Make 69-Mile Calif. Hike Leader in Hospital   'One Person Ovrlooked . . . Town Evacuated in Threat of Explosion

Blisters, Bruises, Moans and Fatigue  50-Mile Hikers Now Wonder lf Marathon Worth Effort

One-Tenth Of 2,000 Entrants Complete 50-Mile Hike That Congests Highways

Most Is Left to Church—  Sexton, With Only 2 Suits Leaves $100,000 Estate

Updike Honored For Meritorious Service  Bristol Consolidated Sets Up Scholarship Fund, 3 Awards

\Updike Honored For Meritorious Service peat sasateniclba acta cites aleod ail xnllchtaberstersel eh ce  Bristol Consolidated Sets Up Scholarship Fund, 3 Awards

Not An Easy Job — Tawes Makes Plea To W omen To Help End Racial Trouble

Trouble On 20th Orbit May Alter Method Used In Pulling Out of Space

Howard College Beauty   Anti-Reds Blow Hole In Wal As ‘Greeting’ To Khrushchev

U.N. Force. To Arrest M. Tshombe   House Arrest Used Until He Displays . Evident Good Faith

TSHOMBE PLACED IN HOUSE ARREST   U.N. Command Takes Action Te Restraiz Him From Further Irresponsible Acts

Steps Taken To Restrain Tshombe   Threatens Congo With Scorched Earth Program

INDEX   FOUR.-SECTIONS, 42 PAGES)   French Okay Far-Reaching Austerity Plan

Guilty Plea In Shortage  Of $176,000   $31,000 False Entry Admission By Macon Woman

New Board Ruling  Athletic Practices To Be After School Hours, ’63-’64

Here’s Data  On Cooper’: Space Ride   Faith 7 Blasted Off At 8:04, And In Orbit At 8:09

US. Reds In Accord On Space Policy   Agreement Will Be Submitted To U.N. Group   OUTER SPACE

Potatoes and Fruit Scarce   3 Comniunist Lands Seeking U.S. Wheat

De Gaulle May be Left Out in Cold In Reconciliation of Moscow-West

Nes Chosen Lodge’s Aide In Viet Nam   - York, Pa., Native Appoitited By LBJ; Is Career Diplomat

David Nes Goes To S. Viet Nam  Under Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge

To serve under Henry Cabot Lodge  Johnson sends David Nes to Viet Nam

Turn to UNITED FUND, Page &  McKinley P.T.O. Bake Sale   Sunn. Suecial—Ham Steak Din.

At Lodge's Benest ~  Speed Recognition for New 5. Viet Nam Regime

LODGE PUSHED U.S. T0 GRANT VIETS STATUS   Junta Recognized; White  House Weighs Renewal of Aid Program   Viet Cong Agents Reportedly in Saigon to Stir Up Trouble

‘Recognition for Saigon Regime  Washington Studies Early Resumption

Speedy Action Taken Upon Lodge Request   Increased Communist Activity Against New Gov’s Cited

Resuming Aid Considered In  Wake OF ¢ OUD   Action Urged By Lodge To Counter Red Operations

At Urging Of Ambassador Lodge U.S. Speeds Up Recognition Of New Viet Nam Government

US. hurries recognition of Viet Nam  Begin immediate consideration of  yesuming aid

Deputies, Posse, Troopers Used Many Negroes Arrested In New Racial Troublespot

30-40 Injured In St. Louis Train Crash   Collision Occurs In Switching Area Complex

Congress  Demands Chase-Kill   Attack on Shrimp Boat By MIG Infuriates U.S.

Goldwater Calls Off Supporters   World, Washington Briefs   INTERNATIONAL   Bonn-Paris Pact Passed

Writes to California  Goldwater Calls For Halt To Fund Raising Efforts

Tension Mounting  Bolivian Vice President Seeks Release of Hostages

New Tension On Hostages   ‘Report Miners Vote [Release Of Hostages

BUT LEADERS COMMITTED TO SCRANTON  House GOP Balks On Tax  Plan; Favoring 3 Percent

Scranton Short On Votes  Report House Favors  3% General Sales Tax As Substitute Program

See FIRST FALL, Page 2   Alertness of Merchants Is  Credited in Check Arrests

Ohioans Due to Vote on $250-Million Bond Issue, Mainly for Universities

News: Tae) nutshell  PROM OUR wine SeRvICES   Telstar silent aqain

Failed to report here  Northwest Airlines DC7 enroute to Elmendorf

Northwest Airlines Craft Loses Contact   Ninety-Five Military Passengers On Plane With Crew of Six; Last Reported West of Alaska-British Columbia Line

On the Inside...   Edgewood Gains State Tourney See the Sports Peach   Gov. Rockefeller Says Hell Move Into N.Y, Newspaper Strike ‘Soon’

Plans Board With Powers Of Subpoena   Agrees With JFK That Action Now Is In Public Interest

Rockefeller Kves Strike Inquiry Board   May Act In Long New York News Blackout

$10 Million Damage Los Angeles Dam Break Coule  Have Been All-Time Disaster

Dam Break Kills 3, Washes Out Many; Inquiry Started  Warning Of Nearly Four Hours Credited With Holding Down Toll

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   After dam break, thanks for early warning

Clean-Up Started In Los Angeles After Death, Destruction Of Homes

Digging Out’  Dam Victims Back At Ravaged Scene; $10 Million Damage

$10. million. damage. estimated iin Baldwin Hills dam disaster —

Battered Residents Return   310 Million Damage To Residence Area After Dam Breaks

L.A. Reservoir Collapse Kills 3, Evicts Hundreds   Ankle-Deep Mud Covers Los Angeles Flood Area

Debris After Flood Trasedy   Safe, Homeless Crowd Views Flooded District   (See Related Story, Page 2)

Major Disaster Averted  L.A. Flood Kills Three, ‘Causes $10 Million Los:

Competes For Mrs. America:  Mrs. Price Chosen  "Mrs. Pennsylvania’

C. America Leaders In Agreement   President Kennedy Meets Executives Of Six Nations

 Negotiations Are Resumed Today Wirtz Hopes . For Results From Deck Strike Parley

Joint Launching Of Probes Possible . oP  U.S., Russia Agree On Space Accord

VV ALL UAERUEE UNPERENIE END YY That’s what Lower Bucks residents hoping for a hreak in the heat wave will have to do.

State Track Meet Pictures  --See Page 7   Guantanamo Query Raised

Harriman Named For Test Talks   Veteran Diplomat To Negotiate For End Of Atom Blasts

Harriman s Named For Ban Talks   US Troubleshooter Heads Negotiators At Moscow Meeting

Emporia ‘Skies   Emporia Weather   Clear, Mild Weather May Return Friday

Ruvalare, Thieves, False Police Face Death Penalty Under Fidel Castro Decree

Castro Says His Troubles With Roman Catholic Church Nearly Over; Some Protestants “Spies”

Algerian’. Peace’Talk Indicated   Foreign Minister Elies to Mevecce

Iowa Tax Collections Run Above Last Year   About $8 Million More In First 10 Months of Year

Battle Set to Save 12 Hill’ Home:      Disaster Plea Sent-to Brown

Interstate 71 To Get Push  3-Year Completion   3-Year Completion Is Now Target Date

{Lop 4 riority lor Freeway 3- Year Target Date Set F or Rt. 71’sCompletion

Target Date Set For New Interstate 71  —— ——   Turnpike Chairmar Says Road Will Be Finished: by 1966

Interstate 71 lo Gel Push   3-Year Completion Is Now Target Date

Nehru Says Red Troops Are Noted   Communist Chinese Are Massing Along Border For Possible New Attack

India’s Prine Minister Says Chinese Building New Gun Emplacements

Nehru Fears New invasion Imminent   Parliament Told Commie Buildup Threat to Border

Vote Trading May Develop To Pass Bill   Democrats Show Solid Opposition To Scranton Proaram

Tragic Toll Tops Mark Set In 56  Multiple-Fatality   Multiple-Fatality Crashes Hike Count

Memorial Day Traffic Death Toll Reaches 110   Actual Fiqure Within N.S.C. Estimate   Actual Figure Within N.S.C. Estimate From 6 P.M. Wednesday Through Thursday

™ & VENING     SuN   Chenango County's Daily Newspaper   Pontiff Sheds Travel Stigma  Pope Paul To Visit India

Pope Paul Says He'll Visit India   It’s His Second Break With Tradition

KENNEDY STEPS IN BY NAMING SPECIAL PANEL   UNIONS HOPING REAL BARGAINING WILL BE RESULT

Action Wards Off Strike 3-Man Panel to Help Solve Rail Work Rules

Move Staves Off Walkout For 60 Days   Blue-Ribbon Board Will Tackle Dispute On ‘Featherbedding’

Emergency Rail Board Is Created   President's Move Delays Any Strike At Least 60 Days

RAIL STRIKE AVERTED FOR SIXTY DAYS   President Appoints FactFinding Board Headed By FDR's Speech Writer To Draft Settlement,

Emergency Rail Board Named By President   Action Will Stall Nationwide Strike At Least 60 Davs

Emergency Board Will Try to Avert Railroad Walkout   President Assures 60-Day Delay by Appointing Panel

Rail Strike Postponed For 60 Days   Reduction Of U.S. Aid Feared In South Korea

Rail Strike Is Averted; Panel Named   Board Appointed To Examine Issue Of Featherbedding

President Names Emergency Panel Nationwide Railroad Strike Delayed at Least 60 Days

Kennedy Puts: Panelto Work on Rail lssues  “Strike Ruled: ‘out ‘ for: 60. Days in,” : Emeraency: Beriod :

Revolt Truce Terms   President Appoints Panel To Study Controversy Over Rail Work Rules

Rail Strike Possibility  60 Days Oft   Panel Named To Seek Settlement On Work Rules

Kennedy Bid Blocks Rail Strike Threat  Creates Emergency Unit; Walkout Off At Least 60 Days

Kennedy Actior Puts Off Strike Fr 60 Days   Board Will Begin Hearings Next Week

Railroad Strike Off for 60 Days .... ‘Featherbedding’ Dispute in Hands of Emergency Panel

Great featherbedding dispute  JFK names hoard to help solve railroad controversy

AVERTED FOR SIATY DAYS   President Appoints FactFinding Board Headed By FDR’s Speech Writer To Draft Settlement.

Rail Strike Sidetracked For 60 Days  Kennedy Names  Panel to Solve W7...1l. D..1..

Action Stays Rail Strike For 60 Days   Kennedy Appoints Pane! fo Help Solve Union Rift

For at Least 60 Days Nationwide Rail Strike Delayed by JFK Action

Rail strike ; is off for at least 60 days   Kennedy names panel to solve rules controversy

Rail Strike Possibility 60 Days Of   Paiiel Nained To Seek Seitleitieiiv Oti Work Rules

Rail Dispute Panel Set Up By Kennedy   Nationwide Strike Possibility Put Off At Least 60 Davs

Hearing Slated On Housing Standards Law   Commitice Sees Enactment Of New Law In June   Nationwide Railroad  Strike Off For 60 Days

$1.5 Billion to Spur Vocational School Training   Act Will Increase Student Loan Funds, Aid Federal Work.  ers’ Children.

Vocational Aid Bill Is Signed   Legislation Authorizes Spending $1.5 Billion to Expand Training

Vocation: Measure  Is Signed   Johnson Inks School Aid Bill For $1.5 Bithon

Authorizes 1.5 Billion Toward New Training   Second Education Bill To Be Signed In Three Days

Johnson Signs Vocational Education Bill   Measure Authorizes $1.5 Billion To Train Workers In New Skills

School Aid Bill Signed By Johnson   Holds Conference With Farm Group On Policy Issues

Father, Daughter Concerned — T. V. Chuong, Mrs. Nhu React To Saigon News

Military Alerts Shake Up Troubled Mideast After Syria Pro-Nasser Revolt _

WITTE Of LOCO WOMnS slat  Dinah Washington, Noted Blues Singer, Found Dead

WORLD NEWS” Texas Votes to Keep Poll Tax; Result Taken As GOP Victory

Portugal Cop: Grill Bidault; To Be Ousted   Ex-French Premier To Be Man Without Country in Europe

Showdown Nears for Haitian Chief  Revolt. Leaders Say Duvalier Ready to Flee War Torn Isle

Navy Punishes WVU, Air uae _ CkS ee  xx * xx xx  Top- Ranked Teams Rl In Opening Game:

Navy Funisnes WvU, Air sii i CKS WadSHiNngton x** * xx xx*«r* xk  Top- Ranked Teams aT In Opening Games

Standings In Majors:   By United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE

2 Charges Face Canton Man  Murder Rap Hearings   Murder Rap Hearings Slated For Monday

2 Charges Face Canton Man   Murder Rap Hearings Slated For Monday

2 Charges Face Canton Man  ee ST Se  ee ee   Murder Case Hearings Slated For Monday

Senator Still Thinks Otherwise — Evidence Takes Steam Out Of Keating's Case

Trapped in waters of caved-in well  'Womean holds on for 32 grueling hours

‘Remarkable she's alive Holds out for  32 hours after well caves in

Tenacious Woman Clings To Life For 32 Hours In 20-Foot Well, Cold Water

Remarkable, says he : os eee nar ean rime mcm ot Acne ane tenement tami  32 hours in well? Oh, well, says she

100 Yanks Returning From Cubc   Group Had Been Living in Cuba Throughout Crisis

Ransom Flight Postponed Hopes Raised Over  Airlift’) Possibility

100 Americans Will Leave Cuba   Flight of Ransom  Cargo Is Delayed

Return To US. Sunday  On Ransom Cargo Airliner   DELAY RANSOM FLIGHT

100 Yanks Slatec For Weekend Trip From Cuba   Ransom Airliner Flight Delayed In ‘Convenience’ Move

Roamsom Flight Delayed  Departure of Cargo Plane Is Held up in Havana

100 Americans to Return From Cuba  Diana Reinaina Medical Cunniias   Plane Bringing Medical Supplies To Take Them Back to Miami

Americans to Be Returned From Cuba   Flight of Ransom Plane Is Delayed For Repatriates

Flight Delay Stirs Talk Of Cuba Airlift  Plane Laden With Ransom Cargo

Repatriates Get Ready For Flight   Scheduled Supply Trip from Miami Delayed 2 Days

Speculation Flies On New Cuban Airlift  Postponement Of Ransom Cargo Hoy Stirs Possibility

Bias in Kansas City Charged .... Investigation Into Racial Discrimination Is Ordered

RULING GENERAL. CALLED DICTATOR   RESCUE. HOPE. HELD  ~ Snowslide Traps Three

Object of intense manhunt  Wrongly convicted Alaskan  escapes Juneau prison

Kennedy And  Youngsters  Visit Jackie Excellent Recovery  Is Reing Made By + _ Wife Of President   See Pictura on Page &

Caroline- Brings. Bouquet —  Kennedy Children Visit Their Mother in Hospital

“DADDY! THEY'RE TAKING OUR PICTURE’   Childrens Antics Cheer Kennedys

Caroline, John Pay Second Visit To Thet Mote   But This Time The Kennedy Children Bring Aloriq Charley

Kennedy Tots Visit Mother    First Lady Recovering From Tragic Childbirth

Past Week Showed More Interest In States Districts Than Ever Before In History

US, Swiss Seek to Stem Spread of Typhoid   Health Authorities Move to Isolate Suspected Victims

Johnson Welcomes  Erhard   Gives New Assurances Of U.S. Support for Self-Determination

rresident Welcomes E.rnard  Johnson Says U.S. Backs Freedom For All German:

Johnson Welcome:  Erhard   Gives Renewed Assurances Of U.S. Support Of German Freedom

LB! Welcomes Chancellor  Erhard Given Assurance Of Confinued U. ..Aid..

Erhard Hears Reassurances From Johnson   President Renews Pledge Of Support for Germany

Erhard Told West Berlin  Is Secure Two Leaders Conferring on  Texan’s Ranch

Freedom of West Berlin ls Secure, LBJ Tells Erhard   West German Chancellor Attives for Olfictal Visit in United States,  By ENDRE MARTON  Foe ee oe ae ee Te eee

Welcomes Erhard, Pledges U.S. Support for Freedom—  Johnson Reassures West Germany

West Reich Leader Gets New Pledge   Freedom Assured ‘For All Germans,  Johnson Declares

LBJ Pledges Freedom Try For Germans   Bonn Leader Welcomed On Visit To Texas

Probers Eve  Legal Side Of  Valachi Story Maher Cassone:  Pestimony About q ” ol aie wm; cee . Oeeee ee

POLICE TO GIVE CRIME DETAILS   Detroit Official Expected t Expand on Valachi’s Testimony

Valachi Ends His Testimony—  Police Account About Cosa Nostra Syndicate Awaited

Thanks for the Buggy Ride   Honeymoon Spat  GOP ‘Executes State Tax Hike

WA Trying To Find Out Why  ~ Snakes Keep Causing Tenn. Power Failures

Turncoat Gives View on China  Anti-Russia Feeling Said Boiling High

Lack of individual freedom noted  Turncoat says onti-Russian feeling strong in Rec China

Turncoat Tells Of Red Chinese  More Anti-Russian Thon Anti-Americon

There Is More Anti-Russian Than Anti-American Feeling In Red China, Turncoat Says

Turncoat Yank Comes Home  Red Chinese Hate Russia More Than They Hate US

Korean Turncoat Says Anti-Russian Sentiment Strong   China Has Faltered Bue to Withdrawal af Sovist Tachatctiasa,

—ANTLU.S. SENTIMENT DROPS—  Chinese Reds Sour On  Soviet, Says Skinner

Police Dogs Break Up Rioting   Refugee Relates Escape to West Berlin

lortheast Area Labeled ‘War Zone’ HAITI DEMANDS 0O.A:.S. ACTION VS. INVADERS

New Protest Hints Rebels Are Gaining   Duvalier Regime Sends More Troops Into ‘War Zone’ In Northeast Sector.

Weather   Haiti Protests Again to OAS As Invaders Press Forward   Dominican Aggression Is Charged

Demand Body Take Action In Dominican   Reinforcements Rushed Into ‘War Zone’

a nA WHR W o° ee” eG  invaders Believed Split Into Tough Guerrilla Forces

Farmer Is Being Held In Shooting   Says He Heard Noises At His Machine Shed

Senate Plans Secret Session Over Missiles   First Such Action  Since Year 1943,  By High Body

Executive Session Senate To Debate On Anti-Missile System In Secret

Senate Plans First Secret Session In 120 Years Over Anti-Missile System Debate

Today’s Index   40 Pages d Seetinns   Argue Over Missile Funds Senate Plans Secret Session

No Paper Tomorrow Because of the Thamksgiving holiday, The Portsmouth Herald will not be ne en

LBJ Orders Economy Plan Reports Today   Economy Ax Falls on Bases: Page 3:

Excelled In All Careers ~ No Other Star In Hollywood Enjoyed  Success As Widespread As Powell's

In Three Decades... .  Powell Had 3 Careers — Tenor, Actor, Director

Two American Men Released For Red Pair  Priest Held for 23   Priest Held for 23 Years for Espionage  One of Those Freed

All Accused Of Espionage; One American Was Prisoner For 23 Years

U.S., Russia In New Swar Of Prisoners   Each Side Gives Up Two; Americans on Way Home

Catholic Priest, Student Freed From Red Jails  Churchman Held On Spy Charge For 23 Years

Two Bicycles To Be Given Away Here On Friday   Drawing To Be Held In Member Stores At 8:00; Program Continues 4 Weeks

Two Bicycles Are Given On Friday; Two More Offered   Drawing To Be Friday Night In Member Stores; Drawings 3 More Weeks

Here’s The Way Proposed Tax Cut Would Work  20-30 Per Cent   20-30 Per Cent Savings Seen For Several Brackets

BREAKDOWN OF TAX CUTS FOR INDIVIDUALS   TABLES RELEASED APPLY ONLY FOR STANDARD RATES

Four to Move Down Ways Saturday  U.S. Ils Counting Heavily on Submarine Power

Paul VI Blesses Crowd—   Four Nuclear Subs to Be Launched Saturday

-NEW HIGH TIDE FOR NUCLEAR SUBS— Four Poised To Ride Down Ways Saturday

4 Nuclear Subs To Be Launched At Three Yards  Production Suraes   Production Surges To New High Point

Nuclear Sub  Rate Booming   By ELTON CC. FAY AP Military Affairs Writer

U.S. Tleet awaits     Four nuclear subs ready for Saturday launching

Four to Move Down Ways Saturday  U.S. Is Counting Heavily on Submarine Power   By ELTON C. FAY

Pushing Production — : U. S. Will Launch 4  ~ Nuclear Subs Tomorrow

Inside Today   A Poised For Launching American Production Of Nuclear Subs  Surges To New High; 86 Are Plannec   By ELTON C. FAY AP “Milllary Affairs Writer

Four New Ships Saturday  Fever-Pitch Submarine Launching: Reminiscent of World War II Era

‘No More Holes For Me’  Hardy Woodsman Saved From Cave-In Death ©

HIGHEST RATE SINCE. 1863 .  - Five-Cent. Postage Stamp Will Make Bow Monday

Nation Ushers In New 5-Cent Stamp; Still Cheap Compared To Old Days

We Pay More Beginning Today  Postal Rate Hike Weleomed(?) But It’s Not so Bad

Should Add $459 Million Annually Postage Stamps Increase Takes Effect Today, Still Considered as Bargain   New Issue Of Stamps Available  Thomas Exolains   Thomas Explains Increase Move

Baptist Churches In Evangelism Crusade   me RED RR ERS SE  Five Will Conduct Revival Meetings.

Baptist Churches In Evangelism Crusade   Five Will Conduct Revival Meetings,

a ht we St  Sprinkling Of Rain Settles Drought's Dust   Showers?

rull-Scale info tHeci      Lifting Of Church’ Excommunication Revives Followers

Peron Excommunication Lifted: Military Fears Group’s Bid for Power

SCREAMS OF RED ATTACK  Crazed Driver Hurtles  Past White House Gate

\Guards Nab Intruder  Ex-Mental Patient Drives into White House Grounds

Weather    Crashes Through Gate        — rT  North Carolinian Creates Consternation at White House

He Wanted To See President   White House Guards Seize Gate Crasher   Truck Driver Creates Consternation

Apportionment Hit in Kansas Court's Ruling   Technical Error In Senate Plan

by state supreme Court Division Of Both Houses Of Kansas Legislature Ruled Unconstitutional.

Big funeral for little girl   Father invites total strangers   ee oe , Fy ™ a TG

Wanted ‘Nice-Funeral’ - >)  Grief-Torn Father Asks. Strangers To Atfend His Daughter’s Funeral

Say Secret Service  Men Drank   Visited Bar Before  JFK Assassination

Where to Find It   [On Day JFK Slain ts  Agents Should Be Fired It They Were Drinking: Young

LYnGOnN DP. JOnnNson ' New President Had Kennedy's Esteem; Risked Popularity for Civil Rights

Johnson, New President,  Had Confidence Of JFK   CAREER OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE  Kennedy Was First U.S. President To Face Possibility Of Nuclear War

Kennedy Held Johnson in High Esteem  Oid Party Foes Developed Into Working Team

‘ Know My Way Around’  Blind Father Rescues : ; ‘Daughter, 3, From Pool

Brown takes office in Sacramento   Stop ‘sign: crackdown — nets over 30. in. 2 days

Education Tops List   Governor Expects Controversy on Death Penalty Moratorium

Seaside Town's Big Moment Swallows Return Today  To San Juan Capistrano

Johnson Says No Waste in 1964 Budgef   Reduced Federal Spending Sought In Johnson Budge

House Races Deadline On Rail Strike   Speaker Confident Resolution ‘Will Pass In Time To Avert Walkout At Midnight Tonicht

IRS TIQU ——  Confident Legislation To Avert Strike Will Be Passed

Federal Law Could Avert Big Walkout  Strike Called For One Minute After Midnight

House Speaker Is Confident Arbitration Bill Will Pass Ahead of Railroad Strike Deadline

Idaho Traffic Deaths  ‘en EE: REBAR. nancies   House Expects to Beat Strike Deadline

House Ponders Railroad Issue   Deadline Is Minute After Midnight

Deadline Tonight  Washington Confident Rail Strike Will Be Forestalled

Bill Rushed To Head Off Rail Strike   ae gape   McCormack Predicts Bill Will Be Passed Quickly

Officials See Rail Measure By Tonight   House Wil! Get Senate Version; Lines Prepared

McCormack Confident —__ House Races  Clock in Rail Strike Crisis

SENATE OKAYS ARBITRATION MEASURE   Requires Both Sides Arbitrate Work Rules Issue   Today Would Block Walk. out Scheduled To Start Thursday Morning

Confidence for Rail Law Voiced  Expect Congress to Avert Rail Strike

LAW ACTION DUE BEFORE END OF DAY   MeCormack Sure There Will Be No Railway Walkout

Congress Pushes To Avert Railroad Strike-At Midnight   Rail Strike Would Affect Mail Outside 150-Mile Zone

House Takes Up Rail Bill   Leaders Hoping To Pass Measure As Deadline Nears

Rail Strike Seen Halted By Congress   House Will Act Ou Legislation Passed By Senate

Expect House To Act In Time On Senate-passed  Bill To Avert Rail Strike

Rail Bill OK  Is Foreseen   House Speaker McCormack Voices Confidence of Speedy Approval

Confident of winning race  House to work on resolution to force arbitration

House Speeds— Work To Block Railroad Strike  Arbitration Bill Likely To Reach Kennedy Today

Today's Action Climaxes Long, Bitter Dispute  Would Be First   Would Be First Forced Arbitration Procedure In U.S.

Passage of Rail Legislation May Avert Walkout  Congress Expected To Pass Measure Before Deadline

Resolution Would Force  Arbitration   Confident House Will Win the Race With Rail Deadline

Speaker McCormack Is Confident President Will Get Measure Before 12:0! A. M. Deadline

IN NORTHERN SUBURB Uneasy Quiet Reigns. At Site Of Racial Uproar .

Housing Integration Brings Violence  Troubled Pa. City Now Quiet

[Police Keep ‘Troopers At Negro Home   Pliiladel phia Area Subarb Quiet After “Violent Outbursts

Prices Of Fruits, Vegetables Climb Sharply In Wake Of Recent Freezes

Vote Unanimous  Expanded State Medical Care Program Passed by Senate

LBJ May Want Vance For Defense Post   Vacancy Foreseen In Summer; Senate  Could Decide Soon

'Watch-Dog' Satellites Checking For Nuclear Tests in Outer Space

Two Satellites Watching Space For Bomb Tests   U.S. Launches Moon: lets Into Orbits 60.,000 Miles Above the Earth.

Super-secret Satellites Are Launched lo Gheck  Nuclear Ban Violations

Lofty Orbit  “Waich-Dog” Satellites To Check Clandestine Nuclear Tests in Space

US. Lofts  2 Satellites  As Sentries Secret Devices  Will Police Test Ban

Will Help Entorce Nuclear Test Ban      kv *W atch Dogs’ Begin  Patrol

Conflict Rages Over Viet Nam Role Of Lodge  Mansfield Warns Of Disaster If Lodge Is Not Given Control

Disaster Loom: Without Better Coopertion   American Officials In Saigon Critical Of Administration

Sen. Mansfield Urges Ambassador. 'Be Given Full Powers in So. Viet Nar

“Give Lodge Sole Control Of U.S. Viet Nam Affairs Or Face Disaster” —Mansfield

JFK, Nixon Cross Paths In Texas —   Ex-Veep Promises To Be in Thick  Of Campaian Fight

'Cool, Wet In Spots  W eather Is Pleased: ‘Across Most Of U.S.A.

Winter Arrives Early~  A Mighty Frigid Couple Of Days   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Bucks Medical Society Readies 48 Clinies For 350,000 People   (See Application Page 25)

Life’s End  ALSERT M. GRANT FUNERAL AT AKRON SATURDAY AFTERNOORK

~ Life’s End ALBERT M. GRANT  FUNERAL AT AKRON SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Parole Group Rejects Bid By Sheppard  Votes 4-0 Not To Recommend Any Change In Sentences

Sheppard’s Bid For Freedom Denied ‘By Parole Commission On 4-0 Vote

Stop Communists  Iraqi Forces Defeat  Communist: Plot-Aimed To Take Military Camp

tnamese Officer ten, Buddhists yunded in Battle  nks Continue Hunger Strike, iversity Students in Boycott

Before Deciding on ‘64 Election Plan  Rocky’ Must Take Look At Future

(2 2 © eS OF 8 2 ee ee i i ie tel  Rockefeller's Political Plans To Await Results Of Polls

Rocky To Check Polls On Return  * * ~ * * * * * * * *&* * * x * *  Sitnation Will Be Reassecced At End Of Honevmoon

ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Rockefeller To Reassess Political Situation When He Returns

When He Returns From His Honeymoon— Rockefeller Likely to Make Intensive Reassessment of Political Situatio;

GOP Could Be Plagued With Religious Issue If Nomination Is Won By Rocky 

Kockefeller’s Marriage Topic Of Disagreement   Analvsis Background  Of The News

Await Result Of Polls On Remarriage  What Now Roecky-Run Or Wait?

Will Marriage Figure In? Rocky to See Polsters On Political Figure

POLITICAL SITUATION REASSESSED  New Look at Rockefeller      (AN AP NEWS ANALYSIS)

For Clue To Public’s Reaction To, Marriage  Rockefeller Keeps His Eyes On Political Poll

Rocky May Tread Water For Awhile   He'll Reassess Situation At End of Honeymoon

y)  Pope’s Security Concern  Danor go ae   Paper Cites Zion Attempt

Cairo Reaction to Visit By Pope to Holy Land Worries Vatican Aides

U.S. To Send More Warships To Gulf of Siam  Also May Return   Also May Return Troop Units to Adjoining Thailand

Heavier Fighting Reported in Laos  Rightist General May Send in His Soldiers

EXPECT REDS 10 PUT ON PRESSURE   Rightist General Threatens To Retaliate   Additional 7th Fleet Units Into Gulf Of Siam Area As Precaution

Drive Anticipated Laos Fighting Expected To Grow More Intense   10-Year War Seen In South Viet Nam

Shaky Truce Has  Threat To Laos   Units Of Seventh leet Mav Move In

Shaky Truce Observed by  2 Factions   Additional Units Of U.S. 7th Fleet Will Go to Area

Fleet Shifted, Troops May Return U.S. on Alert as Civil War Threatens To Engulf Laos

Threat of Civil War  Increases   Laotian General Prepares Troops

Heavy Fighting Feared in Laos If Reds Advance   Gen. Nosavan Says He'll Send Troops To Halt Red Drive

Prospect Of Heavier Laos Fighting Increases; Reds Expected To Press Drive

IRightist Gen. Phoumi Threatening To Send  ‘Soldiers Into Action

Uoservers Awatt U. 3. Dectsion ....  Laos ‘Threatened With Heavier Fighting

SEVENTH FLEET CONVERGES ON GULF OF SIAM  U.S. Commanders Confer on Laos

Pathet Lao Expected to Press Drive to Force Neutralist Soldiers Out of Northern Laos

Laos Rightist Leader Blasts Pro-Red Acts   U.S. Fleet Units ‘Sent To Area As  Situation Worsens

aaedarn FLEET CONVERGES ON GULF OF SIAM  U.S. Commanders Confer on Laos ©

Laos Rightist:  General May Enter Fighting More Fleet Units  Sent to Area; Gls ‘May Go to Thailand

Communist Force Spurs  ‘North Drive   Shaky Truce Marks Strategic Sector;  U.S. Making Move

Bighting Threatens Again Among Factions in Laos   Rightist General Phoumi Nosavan Threatens to Send Troops Into Battle

Without Dictation From McNamara...  Navy Chief Made Decision About New Plane Contract

TFX Contract Awarded Without Pressure, Navy Secretary Says   By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Denies Political Angle No ‘Dictation’ on Plane  Pact, Navy Chief Says

Denies Politics Involved On Plane Contract Award   By FRED 8S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Fighter Plane Decision Not  Dictated: Korth   By FRED 8S. HOFFM‘4N AP Military Affairs Writer

Defends Contract Award Pressure In TEX Pick Denied By Navy Chief

Dictation Not Given, Says Korth  Thought Dynamic TEX Model Better

Castro And Host Spend Quiet Day  _ Huge May Day Fete ' On Tap For Today

Join for Country Dinne  Nikita, Fidel i in Conference After-Moscow Celebration

Legislators To Pause A Bit This 'Week Before Hitting Big Problems

U. §. Requests Month's Delay In Arms Talk:   Postponement Sought to Give Soviets Time to Consider New Proposals.

BOOING WHITES TOSS EGGS AT NEGRO PARADE   it Was Third Straight Night Demonstration Since Guard Left      JUSTICE DEPT. MAN OPENS LOCAL TALKS

Shots Miss Bow, Stern Of Floridian  U. S. Planes Are Sent To Escort

‘American Fighters Rush To Area; 2 Unidentified Aircraft Disappear

Shots Miss Bow, Stern Of Floridian   U. S. Planes Are Sent To Escort Vessel To Miami

Glenn Pondering $1 Million Job or Politics After Quitting Space’

Untied Sales Again Slated This Season   Price Support Is Up Slightly

Clovis News Journal   __. + Gilat and poe phone PO 656 YOUR FREEDOM NEWSPAPER

Clovis News-Iournal    ilart aad 1116 aan Phone POS sti EHHEAKE NERWRPAPER

BEN BELLA T0 TRY PERSUASION WITH BERBERS   ARMY TROOPS WILL AVOID BLOODSHED AGAINST REBELS

Ben Bella lakes Over All Power   Plans to Deal With Mutiny in Mountain:

Where to Find It   Divided Leadership, Militant Element Snarl Integration in Savannah   By DON MCKEF

CITY ALREADY DESEGREGATING  Small Group Of Activists Blamed In Savannah Strife

Night Marches Triggered Trouble in Savannah   Restrictions Imposed by Militia Protested Today

pears Of Peace Broken Savannah Truce Reached After Racial Violence

Night Agitators Hurt Race Relations.... Who Proveked Violence In Peaceful Savannah’

Danger Is Analyzed:  Gradual Desegregation Falls  Before Violence in Savannah

White Businessmen in Maryland City Protest Militia Restrictions   Violence Breaking Intearation Peace in Sa vannah, Ga. Is Accidental

News Index   Savannah Hit By Paradoxical Broadside In Racial Fuss

News. Analysis :  Call Savannah Racial Violence . An Accident After Years of Peace

QO,000 0 tre sournat  News family of possible readers.   New Savannah Race Strife  Blamed On Night Marches

Outbreak in Savannah, Ga     Peaceful Integration Efforts  Damaged by Racial Violence

Negro Minister Calls City One Of South’s ‘Most Liberal’  Thrill-Seekers Mar Savannah's Racial Peace   By DON MCKEE

Republicans of Senate Call for Absent Members   Apportionment Bill   Apportionment Bill Hits Unexpected Snag

More Than 50 Applicants  Hugh Davidson Is Named New MSU Football Coach

More fhnan ov Appiicants     Hugh Davidson Is Named New MSU Football Coach

Parents Of Youngsters Hospitalized  Mrs. Sarah, Fred   Mrs. Sarah, Fred And Bertha Farmer Victims Of Flames

Parents Of Youngsters Hospitalized   Mrs. Sarah, Fred And Bertha Farmer Victims Of Flames

Today's Index   TROOPS AND ROCKETS...  Report Russian activity in Cuba growing

Underground Members Give Details  Troop, Rocket Installations Are Still Growing; in Gales

Precuenr PIQGHTers  Report Russian Soldiers, Rocket Installations Get Stronger af Cuban Bases

So Says Underground Russians Steadily Up Rockets, Troop  Force In Cuba

Rockets And Troops Cuban Underground Reports  Russian Activity Increasing

‘Russian Troops, Rocket Installations In Cuba Reported “’Steadily Growing”

Russian Troops, Rocket Installations Growing Steadily in Communist Cuba

Russian Troop, Rocket Buildups Reported ‘Steadily Growing’ in Cube

Total Valuations Are Down in County   Valuations for 1963 Taxes Are Placed at $16,094,445, a Decrease frorn 1962.

Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper   Woods Open But  Danger Not Over

Where's Miss Keeler? Scotland Yard Is Interested: Case Involves War Secretary

“Only. Two Wives Give Them Send- Off Doughty: Leathernecks Seek To Prove Physical Fitness

‘Hut, Twop, Threp, Forp,’ Is The Order As Marines Begin Long Hike

Hut! Hoop! Hreep! Fo!  34 Marine Officers Start On 50-Mile March Today

THAT‘LL BE DAY!  Nikita Says Foes Will Want to Join Reds in Few Years

Red Says Capitalists Will Someday _ Decide Communism Offers Best Plan

Red Foes Will Want To Live Under  Communism Some Day, Khrush'Says

Soviet Premier Plugs Ideology  Khrushchev Addresse Workers in Yugoslavi

Rex Stout Has New Tax Idea   Irregular Income People Championed Before Committee

Prince Edward Negro Children Begin Classes   Attend Free Private School

Four Children Die In Dynamite Blast   AFTER FOUR YEARS Prince Edward Negro Schools Are Reopened   SINCE 1959

Shame Of America  Some Negroes As Old As 10 Attend School For First Time

‘System’ Is Privately Financed  Prince Edward Negro Kids End 4-Year School Holiday

Negroes In New Free  School Plan   Hundreds Sign Lp After 4-Year Class ‘Drought’

Doctors Tap Last Known Western Source of Rare Serum to Fight Botulism

For Treatment of Nine Victims in Tennessee  West's Supply of Rare-Type Botulism Serum Is Vanishing

Inside Today's Times   Serum Sources Used Ur   In Botulism Battle

Tap Last Know Source Af Antitoxin To Treat Nine Victims Of Botulism

Inside The Time:   Last Source OF Serum Lapped  Vital Antitoxin Rushed ToBotulism Victim

Last Known Source of Rare Serum Tapped Fight on Deadly:'Whitefish Poisoning

9 Ill in Tennessee; 4 Deaths Laid to Poisoned Fish— Tap Last Known Source of Botulism Serum

TAP LAST SOURCE  TO SAVE VICTIM  OF BOTULISM RARE ANTITOXIN  SERUM USED TO TREAT 9 PEOPLE

Copenhagen to ship more to U. S.  Antitoxin serum rushed to Nashville to treat boy, 5

French Veto British Bi Bid To Join Common Market,  Push for Third Force

French Put Clamp On All Efforts   De Gaulle Appears Trying To Reduce Ameriean Influcuce

Still Balks British Bid In Market   De Gaulle May Try To Change WesternAlhianuce

THRUSTS ASIDE PLEAS TO EASE CTANT AN ICCHE   Brussels Talks Deadiock~ ed But Leaders Will Meet Again Today   Paris Also Seen Seeking Vast Changes in the Woct Afliansa

Ve Gaulie Steadfast .. » Despite Pleas  France Unyielding on Britain

France Vetoe: British Entry   Stand on Market Threat To Anglo-U.S. Influence

Ready to Try For Western  Pact Changes   France Determined To Reduce Influence In European Affairs

‘TURN ON WATER. BIL’   “TURN ON WATER, BULL’  Negroes March On Jail   Reversal  By ‘Ball’

Alabama Negroes Win Round  —Birmingham Police Defied by Thousands

Alabama Negroes Win Round  ——Rirmingham Police Defied hy Thancande

Grid Star ls Car Victim   Two Other Purdue Teammates Are Injured

Administration Sees $32 Million Deficit by July; Demo Chairman Disputes Figures

GOP Avoids Label Of ‘War Party’   Keating Backs Kennedy In Firmer Policy

Republicans Swing Away From Theme Of Cuba Criticism   Keating and Dirksen Say They Will Support Rennedv’s Pollcles,

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   GOP Eases Criticism Of JFK Cuban Stand To Avoid War’ Label

Doesn‘t Want To Be Labeled ‘War Party’  GOP Letting Up On Cuba Criticism

Republicans Veer Away From “War Party Tag   Subcommittee Suggests $1.5 Billion Pay Hike  For U.S. Servicemen

Leaders of GOP Shift Position  Criticism of Cuban Policies Chancina

GOP Leaders Seen Toning Down Criticism of JFK’s Cuban Policy   Appear to Fear Being Labeled 'War Party’

To Avoid "War Party Label  GOP Easing Criticism Of U.S. Cuban Policies

GOP Veers From ‘War  Party’ Tag   Cuba Talk Seems To Fit Pattern Cut By Dirksen

Keating Voices Praise of Some Moves by JFK   GOP Shows Caution On Cuban Policies

ARGENTINA IS KIT BY NEW CRISIS AS CABINET QUITS   Mass Walkout Threatens to Upset Plans for Election

Rhodes Adds To Cabinet  Highwa ay Selety Ci ef, Ag Director Are Named

Rhodes Fills Two More Of Cabinet Posts  Picks Nelson, Morr For Highway And Agriculture Jobs

Rhodes Name Names s Cabinet Members Greene County Man Terhune Successor

Governor Fears Plan  Was Late   Irresponsible Tag Is Put On Legislators

Agreement May Aid West Unity  Closer Relations of Bonn, Britain Goal

England, Germany  In Accord   Broad Agreement Will Promote Western Unity Between Natianse

Closer Ties Established By 2 Nations   Communique Says Similar Meetings Planned for Future

West Germany: —_——  British-Bonn Agreement  Announced  Pact to Promote Western Unity,  Communique Says

Western Unity Gets Boost in Talks at Bonn   Briton, W. Germans Reach Agreement

i Pentagon Accepts Sanford Plan  NC Will Lose No Units ‘Of Its National Guard

Challenge To  Venezuelanis Seized Ship Believed Heading Fer Santiago

Venezuela Destroyers  In Pursuit   Castro Offers Asylum to Those Who Stole Ship

Chiefs of State in Procession  Mrs. Kennedy to Lead Funeral Cortege Today

/Accused Assassin Is Dead   MUFFLED DRUMS, MUTED CADENCE  300,000 Pay Final Homage To Kennedy

UNIT PLAN VOIDED Supreme Court Takes Step To Equalize County, City Votes

Supreme Court Decision To Equalize City Votes   Other Court News on Page GA

City-Rural Ballet  Power Equalized   Court Vetoes ‘Trath Serum’ Evidence Poor Man’s Right To Free Lega! Aid Is Strengthened

County Unit  Vote System Thrown Out   8-1 Supreme Court Decision Decrees ‘One Voter, One Vote’ For Georgians; States Must Supply Defense Attorneys

Court Takes Another Step in Equalizing Voting Power of City, Rural Residents

One Voter, Une Vote ls Decision      Georgia Unit System Now Out; Poor Man’: Defence Obliantary

Georgia’s Unit Voting Outlawed  Court’s Ruling Kqualizes City, Raval Rallate

Ambassador to Santa Domingo Gets Summons   Another Step in American Break

U.S. SUSPENDS RELATIONS WITH DOMINICANS  AAOVEC CAIICOEH OV   MOVE CAUSED BY MILITARY TAKING OVER GOVERNMENT

Observers See Rocky Having Long, Hard Fight Ahead If He Is. To Emerge Republican Nominee

Quich Change Artistry ...  Leqisuature Proves It's A Better Show Than Circus

House will debate bill increasing lowa taxes to ease property levy

Brown Faces Tough Fight Over Taxes   Pushes His Reform Plan; Threats of Court Action Made

Spring Is Sprung The Grass Ain’t Riz Wonder Where The Bluebirds Iz

New Bank’s ‘No Service Charge’ Policy Brings So Many Customers It ls Forced to Close Temporarily

 Bank Swamped With New Accounts  Closes Doors in Attempt to Catch Up

Talbert New Comman  Legion Defeats Bid To Censure  AO & 8's “Whites-Only” Policy  

Successful Mock  Attack Is Denied   Moscow-Peking Rift  Seen Central Issue

Piercing Of Defenses Is Denied  But Questions Are Raised By Reports

QUESTIONS RAISED Reports Bombers Pierced U.S. Defenses In Mock Raid Denied

Deny Reports Mock Attack Made on USS.   Number of Questions Seen in Washington And London Actions

MOCK H-BOMB ATTACK  U.S., Britain Deny Bombers Pierced American Defense Line

Sighted Along State Border  * * * * * * * * *  ‘Flying Saucers’ Again

MOSCOW ® — Two Soviet restaurant officials have been ordered shot for serving skimpy pies and charging normal prices, Moscow radio reported today.

Crisis in Syria \s Deepening  Cairo Press: Accuses  Cig ee DD ae ee ee

TWELVE NEW TEACHERS  Mt.V. High Students To Reaister September :

Errors Made In Salaries  Are Cleared   Oversight In “Wages Paid To Executive Trio

Allies Ignore Spouting German Reds Claim  Jurisdictional Rights Over Berlin Tratfic

Husband Identifies Body Gi Teasier, 25, round  In Ellicott City Thicket

Next Monday Is O-Day in  Minnesota Yellow Spread Becomes Legal  For First Time By GERRY NELSON

Minnesota Legalizes Yellow Olec   Seeks to Halt Traffic Through ‘Oleo Curtain’

 Cole red Oleo Legal Monday  It’s ‘Cheap Substitute’ vs. ‘Hiah Priced Spread’

Sale of Yellow Oleomargarine to Become Legal in Minnesota Markets on July 1

Budget Offered By Committee Before House   Republicans Defeat Democrat Efforts To Restore Cuts In Welsh’s Budget

Leader Of Negro Youth Sees Unity   Lewis Urges-Forwarc Movement Without Let Up For Goals

Civil Rights Unity Seen As Result Of Mareh   ‘No-Return Point Reached: Must Advance, Leader Says

DEMOS PRAISE MESSAGE FOR SOUND BASIS   THREATENS VETO OF HOUSE BILL ON REDISTRICTING

Goldwater Wants Price For Treaty   Opposes Approval Unless Reds Get Out Of Cuba Beforehand

United States Denies Russian Vessel Fired on   No Ship Within 12 Miles of Destroyer Engaged In Gun. nery Practice.

Debate bares split   Cleveland news guild members clash publicly

Welfare Verdict By Week's End Goal in Capital   Mountord Group Tackles Key Bill

wecret Briefing Was Held  Blank Stretch in. Aerial Photos of Cuba Missile Might

CIA’s McCONE GRILLED ABOUT IT , ‘Picture Gap’ In U.S. Aerial Close Vigil Of Cuba Secret —

‘Picture Gap’ Issue Raised During Hearing  McCone Reportedly   McCone Reportedly Pinned Down During Briefing in House

House Probers Ask Questions On Inactivity During Soviet Buildup In Senteuber, October

QUESTIONS ON PHOTO GAP IN CUBAN SERIES  TOP INTELLIGENCE SPOKESMAN PINNEL

CIA Chief Quizzed On ‘Photo Gap’   McCone Questioned About Pictures Taken In Cuba

Questioned at secret briefing  NicCone explains picture gan” in Cuban surveillance

Quiz McCone on Picture Gap onRed Rockets  40-Day Period of No Photo Reports Disturbed Lawmaker

See COURTHOUSE, Page 2   Murder Charge Filed In Melon Patch Death

Senate Rejects Reservations To Ban Treaty  Ratification Expected in Roll Call Teday

AT&T Raises Dividend In  Finance Aim   New Stock Split Is Proposed In Huge Program

AT&T Split Of Stock Historic   Largest Corporate Financing Ever Yet Attempted Offered

Blue Chips Passed Out By AT&T  Ups Dividend   Ups Dividend And Proposes 2.for-L Split

US and US and Britian Agree Rusk  Plans Strategy In Talk With Home

Constitution Only Loses 400 Votes   Democrats Ponder Court Suit; Cite Many Irregularities

Recount Shows. Disputed Constitution Was Adopted By 7,429 Votes April 1

INFLATIONARY WAGE SPIRAL FEARED Fact - Finders Open Steel Price Inquiry

Javits Warns About Effects Of Steel Hikes   Inflationary Spiral Could Be Result Of Increases

Solon Fears Increase In Living Costs      Probe Started By Senate And House Group On Boosts —

Up to 10-Inch Deficit in State  Much of Nation Gets Rain— But Many Areas Need More

Convicts Strike In Sympathy   San Quentin Backs Folsom Inmates’ ‘Pav. Terms Demands

San Quentin Inmates Strike Briefly In Sympathy With Folsom Prisoners

Staffers’  NOTEBOOK  FP OMe OSA seen Teeeek! “ee eiigie” Neer ae aaa PREY 2) eeu

After 1800 Mites Famed Hollywood Intersection Separates Ohio Family Traveling in Three Vehicles

MOO, NOW HEAR THIS If You Must Go to Market, A River Cruise Is Delightful

Group keeps  on marching ‘Moore’ hikers expect arrest in Alabama

Integrationists Resume March  Expect to Be Jailed On Reaching Alabam

Barter Deal With Cuba Completed   Merchandise Promised Castra Delivered

U.S. Orders Expulsion Of Russ Envoy  Caught Trying To Convert CIA Man  i a   One Of History's Strangest Human Barter Deals Ends

Proposal Put Before UN By Red Minister   Gromyko Calls For 18-Nation Summit Meeting

But Toward Bonn, Most Vitriolic   Noninevitability Of   Noninevitability Of War Only Reference To China Rift

Envoy Skips Cold War Talk In UN Speech   Offers Plan to Let U.S., Soviet Retain Some Atom Rockets

SOVIETS SUMMIT MEET BY 18 NATIONS   Gremyke Proposes  la UN To Consider Disarmament   JFK WILL ADDRESS ASSEMBLY FRIDAY

‘Summit’ On Arms Suggested By Russia   GromykoSpeech Before U.N. Soft-Toned Toward West

18-NATION SUMMIT Gromyko Presents New Soviet Disarmament Bid In UN Speect

New Soviet Disarming Plan Offered  18-Nation Summit Meeting Part   18-Nation Summit Meeting Part  Of Suggestion Presented to U.N.

Sixty Are Summoned  For Petit Jury Duty   Report Monday, January 2}

Sixty are Summoned For Petit Jury Duty   District Court Opens March 18

Group Debates Plan for Public Fallout Shelters   Kennedy Administraiton Is Asking $300 Million For Civil Defense Aid

Rail Strike Blocked   Kennedy Will Go To Conaress If Dispute Continues

Kennedy Prevents Early Walkout by Rail Brotherhoods   Stresses His Readiness to Ask Congress to Take Action

Strike Threat  Bloeked   Railroads And Unions Are Given Choice by Kenned,

Kennedy Stops Threat of Early Railroad Strike   July 10 Deadline To End Dispute

JFK Blocks Nationwide Rail Strike   Declares Readiness To Ask Legislation On Lingering Issue

RailDispute Goes Back To Table   Kennedy View: Settle It Or Congress Will

PRAYER FOR .  @ TODAY ©   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Jobless Aid Bill Killed in House  Insurance Measures Stir  Debate in Both Chambers

Ignores U.S. Proposal  Soviet Denounces Alliance Plan for Nuclear Defense

Navy Secretary Fred Korth Quits; Series Of Disputes With McNamara Blamed

1,400 Farmers Eligible to Vote on Wheat Plan   Report as of Noon Tuesday at ASCS Office Indicates County Farmers Interested in Referendum.

—While Making Rounds In Viet Nam—_  McNamara Hears Sound Of Firing

Mission Hears Gunfire During Asian Briefing   McNamara, Taylor Busy in Viet Nam

‘A.60, 61, 62, 63 Volks Up A: Tree   Symphony Ot Gunfire Marks Viet Nam Talks

Senate Probe Of TFX Turns To Prototypes   Boeing Sees Delay Of Year in Testing By Dynamics Actior

TEX Inquiry Focuses on Prototypes for Testing   Military Evaluaiton

Flash Flood Hits Hard At Cambridge  Area Submerged After Rainfall ye =e  . . wat [PE ee

Businesses In Lowland  Suffer Blow  7-Inch Rainfall In   7-Inch Rainfall In 24 Hours; U.S. 40 Covered By 4 Feet

Flash Flood Hits Cambridge  7 Inches Of Rain Fall In 24-Hou + tained

Reds Banking on U.S. Indecision  Captured Document Deals With Viet Nam

SU President Cites Tax Hike As One Reason   Tells Commission Problems During Santa Fe Hearing

Castro Says Cuba Is Still Well ‘Armed’   Government Claims Defenses Are Strong Despite Flora Damag.

Death, Sickness Increases In Fight Against Botulism   Flora-Battered Cuba Warns Rebels

Detenses cotill Intact  Castro Issues. Warnine      Flora Churns Toward Death

Castro warns against any invasion of his hurricane-ravaged country

Declines U.S. Help Castro Boasts Of Cuban Strength Despite Storm

Castro warns against rebel attack on his hurricane-shattered island

ON THE INSIDE PAGES      Drugs Approved Without Being Proved Safe Off The Market

Commissioner Meets Criticism ‘Danger Drugs’ Withdrawn From Sale ‘Long Time Ago’

Caribbean Probe  Being Continued Report To Be Made To Council Of OAS

Haiti Peace Probe Enters Final Stages  Haitian Violence Hinted  Ae Diiwaher Puraoae Faac

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Sellout Crowd Hears Rocky Assail Demos, Offer Own 5-PointProgram

Down o» Fer Cent At Austin  Crime Rate Drops In Local Police Districts

Down 10 Per Cent At Fillmore  Crime Rate Drops In Local Police Districts

Cyprus Crisis Being Watched  Johnson Calls For Small Federal Payroll Cutback

Johnsons Gather at LBJ Ranch   President Has 28 of His Clan to Help Eat Turkey Dinner

Wait ‘till Winter Starts _  Fall Ends Today, But U.S. Shivers   WEATHER

26 Below Z  Winter Plagues Most ‘of Nation Ahead Of Schedule With Cold, Snow and Strona Winds

Operation Deep Freeze  Continues   Blame 30 Deaths On Extreme Cold; No Relief Seen

Cold And Snow Plaguing Country But Winter Isn't Due Until Sunday Morning

Wintry Blasts Continue To Plague Most of East; Death Toll Mounts to 30

Cold Siege Continuing  Across U.S.   Winter Season Starts Sunday But Effects Already Fell

Cuba Shipping Ban Ils Delayed   Order Discouraging Shipments Is Expected Tomorrow or Wednesday

To Further Isolate Castro .     Kennedy Expected to Issuzé Cuban Shipping Order Soon

U.S. Order Against Shipping to Cuba To Be Issued Soon  Ban pbeanes Raise Reereeneens ee... .3.. 2. a 2. ee a   Ban Would Raise Communist Bloc’s Cost of Supplying Fidel

U.S. maps Cuban ship ban      Order still undergoing last-minute changes

Kennedy Set For Move To Isolate Reds   Order Expected To Cit Down Cargoes Tn ‘Squeeze Play’

MAKE CHANGE IN 4-POINT PROGRAM   Kennedy Hopes To Isolate Red Regime Of Castro  REPORT SPLIT   Within ay Government On Effectiveness Of Shipping Order

JFK: Action Awaited Order Against Cuba Shipments Fypected Soon -

EXPECT ORDER  WILL ISOLATE  SOVIET REGIME FOUR-POINT PLAN FIRST UNVEILED  FARIV IA! neTaApcpD

Shipping Ban Seen  On Cuba   Long-Awaited Order Undergoes Final Revisions

President May Issue Order Today   Long-Awaited Action Delayed Time And Aqaia

Order Reported Undergoing Last Minute Revision  Part of Program for

Ban Near  On Shipping For Cuba >   U.S. Move Is Aimed at Non-Communist Traffic.

Canadian Defense Minister Resigns   It's Designed To Raise Reds Shipping Costs

Order On Shipping Ban Expected Soon   President's Order Could Come Today

JFK May Give Long-Awaited Order Today   Plan Would Ban U.S. Vessels Also Trading With Castre

Shipping Taboos Long Awaitec  JFK Said Ready to Order  More Sanctions on Cuba

Action Set To Restrict Aid To Fidel   Move Would Force Russia To Use Own Ships. Boost Costs

U.S. Curb On Cuban  Trade Seen   Administration to Issue Order Soon to Discourage Allied Shioments to Cuba

President May Issue Order Today   Discouragement Of Non-Red Ships Goal of Measure

Ban Against Cuba Ships  Due Soon   Order Aimed At Cunting Trade With Castro

JFK’s Cuba Ship Orders Are Drafted  Will Curtail, Shipments of Goods to Nation

EDICT AIMED AT ISOLATING CASTRO REIGN   Would Ban Shipments of U, 8. Cargoes Aboard Cuba-Bound Ships   LONG AWAITED   Proposal Watered Down From Last Fall, Still Un dercaing Revisions

Last-Minute Revisions Reported Kennedy’s Order Banning Cuban Shipping Expected

Red Cost of Supply Hike Seen  Order Banning Shipments To Cuba Expected Tuesday

Shipping Order Against Cuba Expected Soon  This Would Hike Russian Cost In Supplying Island

JFK Expected To Issue Soon Order on Cuba   Final Revisions In Washington

WHERE TO FIND IT   Qn  ORDER EXPEC TED TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY  ~ Cuba Shipping Crackdown Near

Move Likely Tomorrow or Wednesday in Effort to Cut Supplies for Castro

Former Scott City Man Rescued Dctcetrtnc trcetlnd Dae Mish nchctaasthoa  Freed Miner Tells OfTrappedTerror

Amendment Tied Up In: Committee  _ Favorable House Vote Fails To Re-Refer Measure

Haase Declares 63 Legislature Had Good Record   Cites Situation Of Divided Rule in Government

1963 Legislature: State Assembly Speaker Evaluates Initial Session

Buildings gone in 25 minutes 35 others safely moved when fire discovered

CHP Officer Killed; 3 Men Nabbed   Dead Patrolman Tried To Stop Robbery Suspects

AY FUE COO POr Mrs. Cooper and Daughters Leave By Plane For Honolulu

Drastic Economy Program Announced  State Police Services Cutback Only Beainning, Faubus Says

On Inside Paaqes   At Area Schools .. . Books Beckon  Over 17,000

Soviet Defense Cut  Soviets Continue To Debate Economic Plan For Next Two Years

Debate On Budget Continues: _  Nikita Pushes Chemistry, Farming; Reduces Emphasis On Iron, Steel

Sw woe  Russia. Cuts Back Steel Production In Favor Of Fertilizer Plants

Few Changes in Setup Expecied In Legislature  Proposal Is Halfway   Proposal Is Halfway Throuah to Passage

Nikita To Go To Berlin  Believe Visit Is   Believe Visit Is To Offset Kennedy

Bipartisan Group To See Signing  Five Senators Will Go With Ruck tn Mancenw 

Rusk Leads Group To Put  Q.K. On Pact   Moscow Signing Se On Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Rusk, Five Senators To Leave   Dirksen, lowa’s Hickenlooper Will Stay Home

DIRKSEN IS OMITTED Rusk, ‘Bipartisan’ Group To Fly to Moscow Friday

SENATORS TO LEAVE FRIDAY   Republicans Saltonstall And Aiken In Bi-Partisan Delegation Which Omits Dirksen And Hickenlooper.

RUSK 10 Head Delegation To Treaty Signing  Secretary Of State And Five Senators Will Depart Friday

CEREMONY DUE MONDAY IN MOSCOW   Two Republicans Are Omitted  From Delegation

Bipartisan Trip Set Rusk Delegation Leaves Friday To Sign Test Ban

U.S. Team To Leave  For Moscow   Bipartisan Group To Attend Formal Signing Of  Test Ban Tresiy

Bobby Kennedy Is Charged With Brazen Cover-Up Job   Rusk And Bipartisan Delegation To Attend Signing Of Treaty

5 Senators Are Going With Rush   Dirksen, Hick Notabl Omissions; Signing Seen on Monday

Bipartisan Group To Fly fo Treaty Signing in Moscow   Senators to Accompany Rusk; Some of GOP Top Men Retuse to Go.

Rusk To Leave For Signing in Moscow Friday   Five Senators in Yank Delegation

Rusk Heading Delegation To Go to Moscow   Saltonstall, Aiken Will Represent GOP At Signing of Treaty

RUSK TO LEAVE FOR SIGNING OF TREATY FRIDAY   ACCOMPANIED BY  FIVE SENATORS:  wm, iinemisr me OP oe meee eS ee ee oe,

BY CUBAN MILITIA  Castro Foe Shot In Attempt To Enter Uruguay Embassy

Four Foes Of Castro Fail To Gain Safe Haven  Ram Compound In Stolen Car; One Man Killed, Another Shot

 Uruguayan Relations Strained  Militia Blocks Castro Foes From Refuge in Embassy

af eos HR. Bie BBemal The Grandeur. of ‘Mariscal Canyon Exclusive Pictures; Page 5B.   Wilkins Says Jackson Fight Only Started   Negro Leader Arrested, Charged With a Felony

Jackson Cops Seize NAACP Official, Participants in Negro Mass March —

DEMONSTRATIONS JUST STARTED’ NAACP Executive Arrested For Picketing In Mississippi

Negro. Leader --Picketing ‘Just Started’, _ Wilkins: Says On Arrest

Negro Leader Sees. Long Jackson Battle   Official Of NAACP Arrested 

Says Moves In Jackson ‘Just Begun   Roy Wilkins, Leader of NAACP, Remarks On His Arrest

el el  THE HARRIS SURVEY  by Louis Harris  ) Copyright 1693, The Washington Post Co    Goldwater Leading

School Board's Marriage Stand ls Reaffirmed   Post to Campbell; 3 Teachers Hired

Frigid Blast Grips Entire Continent  17 Persons Die Due to Storm

‘Snow Not Heavy Over Area But Winds Vicious; Lowest Mercury Reading a Minus-56

17 Deaths Blamed On Winter Storm Across Nation; Cold Sets Records

Cold Record For 86 Years   Worst Winter Spreads To Farthest Reaches Of U.S.

Winter At Its Worst Spans All Of Country   Deaths Mount To 17, As Mercury Sets New Lows

At Least 17 Die As Cold,  Snow Arrive   Low Mercury Sets Records; Minus 56 Reading In Montann

U.S. MARKS SNAPPEDBY DEEP CHILI   -36 In Montana; Bone-Chilling Air Hits West. Midwest

{Millions Of Americans Staying Indoors As Temperatures Take Sharp Dip

BLIZZARD RAKES MIDWEST AREAS MERCURY SKIDS   Most of Nation Experien: ces Winter Weather at Its Worst

School Children fe Mara nit in Many Sections  Hundreds of Deaths  Lingus Dean Pananebad

F lu Epidemic Taking Rising Toll ‘Of Absenteeism In Schools. Plants

Where to Find It   SamRe: Schools Close  Absenteeism Mounts As Flu iContinues March Over U.S.

Flu Is Taking Continual Toll  School Absenteeism Spreads Across U. S.

Flu Is Taking Continual Toll  ' gee, ones: Gee “Semen Seam: ae   School Absentecism Spreads Across U.S.

Particularly In Schools Asian Flu, Other Ailments Taking Increasing Toll In Absenteeism

ABSENTEEISM GRIPS NATIOX IN FLU WAKE   Schools Closing, Death Toll Rises; Spring Only Hope

 Kanawie SCHOOLS: ABSENTEEISM SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE . . . Ses  shery an City Page

Absenteeism Rises  As Flu Hits ‘Hard  Cprhamde Dm ebectn ss BDawme MR!   Schools, Factories Report Dip In Enrollments, Working Lists

Sixteen-Year-Old Slays Five   Unhappy Boy Shoots His Entire Family

 JFK OPTIMISM SUFFERS RUDE JOLTS  ‘Wind Shift’ Threatens To Crush NATO, Europe Common Mart

Sweeping Order by Governor  Kentucky to Curb  ‘All Discrimination

Wwrwer uy wuy mur  State-Licensed Firms Must End Racial Discrimination in Kentucky

Goldwater, Kennedy Clash On Test Paet   CONFERENCE SET OCT. I Congress Unusually Calm About News Of Tito Visit

Extra Funds Claimed Less Than Feared   Tough Fight Lies Ahead For Approval Of DeheLimit Wike

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Fafe of 50 Others Leff Uncertain  rincinal AUTHROF'   OAS Told Seven ‘Principal Authors’ Must Not Leave

Five Others Injured; Three Termed Serious   Talc Mine Head Arrives To Direct Rescue Operations

Former Student at LHSC.   Disturbed School Official Jailed after Rifle Threats   Robert F. Rozuk at Local Colleae

Attorney General Makes Plea for Civil Rights Bill   Courts ond President Have Acted, Congress Must Dé Its Part.

Negro Rights Fight Vital, Hearing Told   Attorney General's Plea Kicks Off  Drive in Congress

R. F. Kennedy Pleads For Civil Rights Bill   Appeals to ‘Basic Sense of Justice in Hearts of All Americans'

Congress Holds Key, ‘He Declares   Cites Significant, Far-Reaching Steps Taken By President

Atty. Gen. challenge: Congress to pass civil rights program   The difference

Congress Urged By Bobby To Pass President's Civil Rights Program

 Brother Robert Kennedy A ppears Before Congress \To Push Cwil Rights Bills

In Testimony To House Subcommittee  Bobby Rings Bell For Rights Bill Fight

“Rights’ Program Appeal  haoareRoachine   Far-Reaching Actions By Administration

Congress Hears Rights Plea by Robert Kennedy   Launches Battle For Package Bill

Bobby Appeals For President's Rights Program   Attorney General Tells Congressmen it's Their Turn Now

Bobby A ppeals To ‘Sense Of Justice’  In Urging Congress Vote Rights Bill

REK Makes Appeal For Rights Plan   Kicks Off Campaign  For Congress Action

Bobbie Kennedy Kicks Off Campaign to Attain Passage Of JFK's Civil Rights Bill

Appeal For Basic Sense Of Justice On Rights   Congress Act Necessary

Discrimination Is Moral Outrage’ Congress Challenged By Bobby  To Pass Civil Rights Program

ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Bobby Kennedy Urges Congress To Approve Civil Rights Bill

Bob Kennedy Urges Passage Of Rights Bill  Kicks Off Fight By Administration For Civil Rights Program

Atty. Gen. nH  ) pens  Civil Rights Fight   $165,000 Contract Signed ‘To Remodel SF Postoffice

President’s Brother Asks Action  *Basic Sense Of  Justice’ Cited   *Basic Sense Of Justice’ Cited  Re Attansne fenanal

Robert Kennedy First Witness; Appeals For Passage Of Program To End Racial Discrimination

RFK Pleads For Speedup On New Law   Attorney General Opens Battle For Kennedy Program

Legislature to Convene on Monday  Redistricting, Tax Relief, Liquor Top Issues

Connally To Make Fiscal Proposals  Manav &hariace   Money Shortage For Next Period Told Lawmakers

Nebraska Areas Hit By Floods  Two Perish As Water THiiec Stallad Anta

Insurgents Fail in Bid to Assail His Compromise   JFK Cautions Negroes Against Violence

Negro  Plans Questioned. .  President Cautions seiet Protest Violne

Negroes Are Cautioned Against Demonstrations      ADMINISTRATION HAPPY Tax-Reduction Bill Forms

Kennedy Cautions Negro Leaders Against Violence   Threaten Mass _ March On Capital

Advice For Top Negroes   JKK Cautions Against Violent Demonstrations

Kennedy Asks Caution In Racial Situation   Some Progress Said Made [n Civil Rights Problem

Negro Leadership Warned Against Breeding Violence  Kennedy Questions Wisdom of   Kennedy Questions Wisdom of Mass Washington Demonstration

Negro Plans Questioned  President Cautions Against Protest Violence

At White House Conference  NoViolence JFKTellsNegroes   Vemocratic Leaders oay:  Tax Cut Bill ls On Schedule

He Asks No Mass Marches   However Negroes Would Pit Rally Against Filibuster

Salute   President Questions Wisdom of Mass  Demonstration; Negroes Stand Firm

Khrush Raps Performance By Kennedy   Visit To Berlin ‘Dangerous Development’

Khru Calls JFK Talk Dangerous   U.S. France Said Vying for Germany

Ahrush Brands JFK's Actions As ‘Dangerous   Russian Harps on  Old Unity Theme

'KHRUSHCHEV SAYS—  JFK's Berlin Performance “Dangerous Developement’

Senafe Postpones Hearing on TFX  Probe Is Harmful, McNamara Deciarec

McNamara Says TFX Inquiry Can Bring ‘Only Harm’   Sen. McClellan Postpones Hearing Until Tomorrow -

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REV. SHERWOOD HAAS WILL BE INSTALLED SUNDAY AS PASTOR ‘Or ST UOUN DNITET)

REV. SHERWOOD HAAS WILL BE INSTALLED SUNDAY AS PASTOR OF ST. JOHN UNITED

CAPTURED NORTH KOREAN RETURNED HOME  Red Strips And Curses U.N. Captor:

Bulgarian Said A Spy for CIA   Reds Say High UN Official Led Wild Life on U.S. Pay

Sold Top Secrets; Spent Proceeds ‘Wenching’ Top Bulgarian Diplomat Admits Spying For CIA

Upstate Republicans Not Accepting Rocky’s Refusal on Reapportionment

Reapportionment Move Republicans Fearful of JFK Landslide In ‘64 Election

BIG POLITICIANS WAXING HOT ON CUBAN DISPUTE   MANSFIELD TAKES AFTER ARENDS ON KENNEDY BLASTS

Senator Rips Critics Of JFK  OP Calan Claime   GOP Solon Claims Public Is ‘Misled’

About Cuban Situation —  Mansfield Challenges  Republican Intentions

Challenges Repubtican  Mansfield Blasts At Charge Public Misled On Cuba

Says Congress: Leaders. Had Full Information On Crisis; . Report Further Soviet Sailings From Cuha A

Mansfield Defends JFK Cuba Policies   Montana Demo Replies To GOP Charges

Demo Solon Denies GOP Cuba Claim   Mansfield Claims Kennedy Did Not “Mislead Publie?

Mansfield Assails GOP Claims Public Misled About Cuba   Charges Kennedy's Patriotism Impuaqned by Rep. Arends, IIlinoi:

‘Full Story’ Questioned  Arends, Mansfield Clash Over JFK's Cuban Policy

Challenge OnCubaby Mansfield   Senator Denies Public Misled; Retorts to G.O.P. Charges

Senator Charges Republicans Mislead Public  Full Cuban Story Told, Mansfield Says

Mansfield Challenges GOP Contentior JFK Misled Public Relative fo Cuba

Northwest escapes   Mansfield spiritedly denies GOP contention Kennedy hasn't been telling full story on Cube

_ Senate In Second Reading:  ‘Showdown On Sales Tax Bill ‘Increase Expected On Friday

State Senate Showdown on Tax Tomorrow   House-approved Measure Gets Minor Amendmente

Nears Final Passage Senate GOP Sets Friday  Vote on Sales Tax Hike

Harrisburg Showdown Due Tomorrow . . .     GOP Senate Set For Tax Battle

Pope Paul's Pledge: ‘Defense Against Infernal Errors, External Threats’

Thousands Cheer As Pope Paul VI Is Crowned In St. Peter's Square

sermon in 7 Languages Pope Paul VI Crowned To Cheers Of Thousands

Three Hour Ceremony _ Pope Paul VI Crowned In St. Peter's Square

Pope Paul Is Crowned Head Of Catholics  Speaks in Nine Languages at Coronation Rites

Pope Paul VI Crowned In Ancient Pageantry as 250,000 Witness Rite

250,000 attend coronation Pope delivers sermon in nine languages

Republican County Chairmen In Kansas Seem To Favor Arizona’s Barry Goldwater

Death Of A Tanker   First Of 1,000 US. Troops Will Depart Viet Nam On Dec. 3

Withdrawal Of Soldiers Begins Dec. 3   General Announces 1,000 To Be Removed From South Viet Nam

December Set For Troop Move   Timmes Says 1,000 To Leave Viet Nam By End Of Year

Travel Posters Sef Scene For Van Zandt County Dress Revue Held Monday, July 22

Saigon Tension Hits New High  Riidddhict Mank   Buddhist Monk In Fiery Death

‘Aged Buddhist Monk Burns Himself To Death While Thousands Look On

PROTEST TO ALLEGED PERSECUTION IN) VIET NAM Buddhist Monk Burns Himself To Death As Thousands Watch

Todav's Telearam   For Viet Nam Monk  Milling Crowds Gather For Memorial Services

Milling Crowds Gather for Rite  Combat Police Bloc! 5 Pagodas in Saigon

Thousands Watch As Buddhist Monk Deliberately Burns Self To Death

iBuddhists Gather Memorial Services Held  For Monk Who Took Life

saigen rrotest  Buddhist Monk Burns Self Tc Death, Horrifies Thousands

  Monk Burns Self to Death In Viet Nam   Protests Alleged  Persecution of Sect by Recime

 In The Mail Bag  ‘COMPANY A INVITES PARENTS AND SONS ;  TO VISIT ARMORY

okirmishing Erupts  Administration Charges  GOP Scrapped Aid Policy

As 64th Session Passes Into History  Failures Highlight Legislature

Jury Deliberates 18 Days 9 Black Muslims Convicted As Result Of Fatal Riot In Los Angeles In 1962

Crippling Storm Leaves Millions Digging Way Out  Plagues Areas Of Southland

Snow Buries New England: Dixie Shivers   Mercury Drops To All-Time Low Of -13 At Memphis

Ilinois Primary Deadline  Goldwater Sets Jan. 27  Date for Race Decision

D-DAY FOR EXPECTED PLUNGE  Goldwater To Make Decision By Jan. 27

Goldwater Refuses to Debate Rocky: ‘Will Announce Intentions by Jan.27

Determined Soldiers On Korean Alert  Hear Combination Of Christmas Music Red Propaganda

BATTERED BY WIND, HAll   Four Injured, Power Lines Downed, Roads Blocked By Violent Western Illinois Storm Today.

HEAVY STORMS RIP NORTHERN ILLINOIS TODAY  MONMOUTH STRUCK  THIS MORNING BY WINNS ANN WA

Kennedy's Assassination Threw U.S. Civil Rights  Picture Into Indecision

‘Model for Pro Model for Progress Rights Leader Leaders See Johnson \Using Path Charted by JFK

Talks To Follow JFK Arrives  In Costa Rica This Morning BULLETIN

Betancourt In Washington For JFK Talks   Venezuelan Head Peaceful Revolution Advocate At Home

MARYLAND'S FARM FRONT THIS WEEK   ’63 Feed Grain Program Signup Feb. 1 Through Mar. 22

Best All-Around Students   County ASC Explains ‘63  Program on Feed Grain

3 Feed Grains Included: Will Set Meetings .  Seven Principal Features Outlined :

Oleo Law Effective On July 1   Sale of Colored Oleo to Be Legal First Time in 32 Years; 10-Cent Tax

Stolen Paintings Found  Dalian Ware]   Police Wound Two Suspects

No Cut In Price Support  Resolution On MH-30 Entered In Assembly

Reynolds Claims GOP Plan Means Slash in Service  Sees Heavier Tax Impact Necessary At Local Levels

CB&Q GIVES NO LAYOFF NOTICE PENDING STRIKE   GOP FORECASTS STRONG SUPPORT OF LEGISLATION

ACTION HINGES ON OUTCOME OF PENDING STRIKE   BULLETIN POSTED AT IC CAR SHOPS ABOLISHING JOBS

Interfaith © Units Urged For Rights   Kennedy Asks H elp of Churchmen  As Parties Agree on Legislation

BALANCE IS $6,000 Part Of Remaining Money In Sinatra Case Is Found

Open Session Now Stated For Estes   Statements To Go On Public Record

Keokuk dam and power plant is celebrating 50th birthday   Linveil fountain   Changed Keokuk

Keokuk dam and power plant is celebrating 50th birthday   Chanaed Keokuk

Big 3 Foreign Ministers Explore Possibility Of Lowering World Tension

Rusk Heads U.S. Group  In Kremlin   Several Subjects Under Discussion Of Major Powers

Big Three Air  Peace Moves  And Germany Soviet, West Meet  To Discuss Means Of Easing Tensions

Talks Begin In Moscow Big 3 Delegates Seek To Lower World Tensions

Rusk, home Meet With Gromyko  Western, Soviet Ministers Confer on Disputed Issues

Rusk, Home, Gromyko Talk Nonaggression  ae   Seek Way To Ease Tensions

President Returns To Washington After Stay Over Easter In Florida

73 PER DAY AVERAGE ON FLIGHTS  OZARK SERVES 4,766  PEOPLE HERE IN YEAR

Mrs. Nhu Blames U.S., But T hanks People For Their Sympathy... Col. 2   SOME SCHOOLS IN OHIO CLOSED   Snow Belts Midwest As South Gets Freeze Warnings

3 3b 3b bb ob ot ott  Temperatures YESTERDAY Low--34at 5:30a.m.  High--65 at 2:30 p.m. ot af of wf od wh wh wh wh   Heavy Snows Hit Great Lakec Arar

Heavy Snow in Great Lakes Region Bogs Traffic, Forces Some Schools to Close

Gov. Wallace Must Decide Guard Status  Pe   Kennedy Seeking Assurance Alabama’ Can Maintain Order

Crime Career Of Sammy Tucker Slated To End Tonight In State Gas Chamber

Execution Sef At Prison Tonight  Tucker Retains Hope Life Will Be Spared

Scheduled to Die Tonight for Murder  Tucker Readied for Last Mile

Cubans Step Up Subversive Efforts, Rep. Laird Asserts   Training of Latin Americans Has Been Tripled. He Reports

Governor Doubts Final Passage Of House Reduction  Says He Believes Present Membership Of 125 Ile Adequate

SUNDAY INDEX   AT TUESDAY SESSION   Davis to Reveal Fiscal Plans for 1963-64

Picnic   30-DAY LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE OPENS MONDAY  Davis Will Announce State Budget   ANNUAL MESSAGE

Raft His Home For 130 Days   Drifts More Than 8,000  Miles From Peru

After 130 Days At Sea He’s Looking Forward To  The Comfort Of A Bed

Ends Pacific Trip on Raft  70-Year-Old Man Resting in Hotel lew Kilxas “Swe leesead

West Considering Neutrality Stand   U.S. And Allies Seek Alternative To Proposed Cambodian Conference Idea

Auto ‘Graveyard’ Ordinance Passed Bypass “Problems” Of South Side Residents  Aired By City Council

BRANDT SAYS NO TO NIKITA FOR PARLEY‘   West Berlin Mayor Re jects Bid to Discuss Cold War   ELECTION ISSUE   Christian Democrats, So. cialists Tangle in Fiery Camoaien

WITH GREAT REGRET Brandt Rejects Nikita’s Offer for Negotiations

Brandt Regrets Refusal Nikita’s Bid Injects  Issue in Berlin Vote

Soviet Leader Wants To Meet W. Berlin Mayor   Injects Lively Issue Into Dull City Election Campaian

BRANDT IS FORCED TO DECLINE BID   Admits Barrier Brings Hardship To Common Folk

Khrushehev Invitation To Brandt Stirs Trouble   The Saviet leader invited Brand!

Berlin Mayo Shuns Bid of Khrushchev  Forced Refusal Puts Lively Issue  Ts Mines COnwawnalivns

aie Iss » ain Tr  (an  Brandt Refuses Bid To Talk With Khrushchev  %

By East German Communist Boss . . .  Red China Accused Of Aiming at War

INDEX   — While Nikita Beams His Approval —  Ulbricht Lashes Red Chinese War Aims

East German Onslaught Against Red China Opens  6th Communist Congress

NIKITA BEAMS HIS APPROVAL AS  Ulbricht Charges China Aims for War

Ulbricht Says Chinese Reds Aiming at War   “East German Boss Issues Blast in Red Congress

Lincoln Day Orations Heard Afar   Civil Rights Leaders Visit White House

Defense Lawyer Says Findings Will Help Ruby  Signs of Trial Delay

Signs Indicate Probate Delay: In Ruby's Trial  Defense Says It Needs More Time

Ruby's Lawyer Sees No Tie To Oswald   Attorney Says Government Data To Prove Point

LBJ Confers With Advisers   Ruby’s Lawyer Believes Findings Of Federal Probe Will Help Case

Defense Official Says Probe To Strengthen Case For Ruby   Mrs. Oswald Blames Police

TRIAL VELAT CAPEUCICV  - Defense Predicts FBI Findings To Bolster Ruby’s Case

tuby-Oswald Conspiracy Denied  kek , a)   Fostponement Predicted For Murder Trig]

Ruby's Lawyer Sees Case Helped  Trial Delav Seen Likely As Federal Inquiry Pushed

Lawyer Sees Probe Aiding Ruby’s Case  Trial Faces Delay As Investigations Continue In Killins

MURDER SCENE, VICTIM   Federal Probe To Help Ruby,  Lawvers Claim

County Farmers May Get Corn   MOST FROM FEWEST   Believe Investigators Data  Will Bolster Defense Of Ruby

Trial of Ruby May Be Delayed  Lawyer Says Probe Will Aid Defendant

Ruby Lawver Claims Probe  To Aid Case  Gien« Paint To   Signs Point To Delay In Murder lrial Opening

Defense Attorney Predicts Findings of Investigators  Will Bolster Ruby's Case

Wind, Rain Belt Most of Far Wes!   Four Deaths in State Recorded

Hit, run storm chalks up four deaths   Wind hits 54 mph at Spokane

CLAIMS FOUR IN FAR WEST   Rain, High Winds And Snow Buffet Coast And Rockies

Storm chalks up 4 deaths  Far West area takes brunt of wind and rain

House OK’s Bill That Would Make Voter  Ronistration Mandatery Every 2 Years:

Fake Viet Nam Coup Claimed  Buddhist Says Plot To Be Laid To Foes

Observing National B.&P. W. Week   Church Service and a Coffee Are Among Lacal Activities,

Drink Bout, Row Linked In Shooting  Pemberton Man Iajled   Pemberton Man Jailed When His Nephew Dies

—Kept Secret for 6 Weeks—  $128 Million Given Away Without Notice

UNKNOWN FOR NEARLY SIX WEEKS  Man Gives $128 Million t o Nonprofit Foundation

Gives Away $128 Million, Declares Deeds, Motives Count Above Wealth

Republicans In Senate Defy Kerner, Hold Meet   Arrives mome  EM. Daley Persist, A Can't Win,’ Peters Sas

THE BLACK MUSLIMS—Il: The Negro Movementils Outspoken Anti-White

Antiwhite, Racist _  Muslims Claim— . To Be Religious;              Forbid Violence.

Cite Gospel of Hate Orthodox Muslims Reject American Negro Movemen

Radio Says Cuba May Get Escorts On Supply Ris.   ‘Protection’ Would Presumably Come By Soviet Help

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES  wa [ees eS! I eC   Charge airliner sabotaged  Castro: Will protect supply lines   No Word on Casualties   To Kill Couriers

Supply Route Protection Likely Reason   U.S. Is Blamed For Ship Attack; Bolivia Air Crash

 THREATEN TO ESCORT SHIPS WITH PLANES  Blame U.S. For Raids on Cuban Ports

Cuba May Get Bombers From Russia to Protect Shipping Supply Routes

Havana Blames Ship Attack on United States   ‘Yankee Agents’ Also Accused of Causing Bolivian Plane Crash In Peru.

Flyers Widows Get ‘Secret Pay   By WAYNE WHITT Nashville Tennessean  eis. £2 @42°_.2i...

Survivors of Bay of Pigs Air Victims Get Checks Regularly: Source of Money Not Known   By WAYNE WHITT Nashville Tennessean  SenlkS Wrolsne

Mystery Money Keeps Rolling In      By WAYNE WHITT Nashville ‘Tennessvan

Checks Sent to Wives. Mystery Shrouds Airmens’ F ate   B. Abbott Meech Dies At 68: Funeral Director

 Wives Ul 4 Airmen Vont Anew Source  ‘BayOf Pigs WidowsReceiveChecks

“Widows of of Se Lost in Cuban Invasior  Mailed Mystery Checks Each Two Weeks

Widows of Invasion Flyers  Get Checks--From Whom?   By WAYNE WHITT

Cuba Invasion Widows Receive Mystery Checks   By WAYNE WHITT  Nashville Tennessean Staff Writer

Widows Of 4 Airmen Lost In Bay Of Pigs Invasion Receive Mystery Checks   By WAYNE WHITT Nashville Tennesseean Staff Writer

Florida Angle Eved   Sex More Interesting Than Government?  [Call Girls On Senator’s Payroll

Lawmaker Makes Discovery  Sex Interests People More Than Politics!

Oklahoma Congressman Says It Is True  Senator Employs Two Call Girls?

Party Girls On Payroll  Congressman Says Senator Had Two On Staff

Call Girls Reported  On Senator’s Payroll   Estes Fights To Stay Out Of Texas Prisons

Talks Resume Only After Show of Faith   Talk Begin On NATO Alliance Nuclear Arms

Rocky Has Success on  Trip West  ( tharges Kenned y  Fails on Keonomy

7 Steel Firms Indicted For Price Fixing  To Vigorous Rally In Stock Market

Legislation Stronger As Result Of It   President To Meet 200 Labor Leaders. -Today On Tensions

JFK, CONGRESS ARE JOLTED BY NEGRO'S DEATH   National Leaders Voice Anger Over Murder In Mississippi   KENNEDY AND LABOR WILL CONFER TODAY

Depressed Areas Program Defeated   House Hands JFK Surprise Setback

Capital Dismayed By Mississippi Slaying   Kennedy Depressed Areas Bill Defeated

Fighting Ebbs On Plaines Des Jarres In Laos  ~ Truce Teams Plan To Fly Into Area Sometime Today

Battle Ebbs, Laos Peace Steps Shape  ‘Watchdog’ Acts To Gain Talks

SAYS NATION SHAMED BY ITS JOBLESS   Joins Wirtz In Urging Moves To Stir Economy

President Calls Unemployment In US. Problem   Ecenomy Is Fuiling to Provide Needed Jobs

Kennedy Declares U.S. Manpower Is Being Wasted Now   Nation Can Avoid Any  Calla Tax Cut So Hicher  namployment.

Kennedy asks more employment  ‘Manpower inventory sent to congress today

JFK Tells Problems of The Jobless  Asks Inerease In Economie Growth

U.S. Must Nip Wasteful Jobless Problem: Kennedy  ly ~ Predicting Seven Per Cent Level by 1947.

‘Soviet Arms Still Pose a Cuba Threat  No. Withdrawal Evidence, Say . Senators

Ryan Firm Bid Wins Contract On Gorge Span   Offer Is Under $2 Million for Big Bridge Job

Wo Rate Inereace Saan   Tripoli’s Water System to Gel Chlorine Treatment

Two Sisters Are Reunited  24-Year Search Pays Off Despite Great Obstacles

Winter Arrives Sunday Biting Cold Envelops State, Most Of Nation

Civil Rights Issue Tossed To President   Withholding Of Vederal Finds Is Commission View

Kennedy Urged To Deny Funds To Mississippi Civil Rights Body Prickly Political Package

Civil Rights Body Makes Suggestion   Proposal Expected To Have Bearing On Next Election

Will Be Inspector General Of 30th Infantry  NC’s Oldest Guard Major Is Newest Lieut. Colonel

Will Be Inspector General Of 30th Infantry error meneral rom infantry  NC’s Oldest Guard Major Is Newest Lieut. Colonel

INDEX   Volunteer Might Search For Still-Missing Bova   LOTS OF VOLUNTEERS

THROUGH RESCUE TUNNEL Volunteer May Enter  Sheppton Mine In Search Of Third Man

Officials May Call for Volunteer To Enter Mine in Search for Bova

SLIGHT MISTAKE: cad wat Taxpayer's Love: Letter, Not Meant for Collector

Uneasy Quiet in Birmingham as Truce Ends Crisis  Negro Leaders Drawing Plans fo. Drive to Reaister More Voters

_ BIRMINGHAM ISSUES ‘SETTLED’ BUT—  Negroes Plot Vote Signup Campaign

Freeze Causes $500,000 Loss In Strawberry Crop In N. Albany Area

diesel locomotives and the size of yard service and train crews to arbitration.

Editors Told... Reporter-Publisher Team Can Conquer News Management

Competent Reporter Is Key Bulwark — Aqainst ‘Managed’ News, ANPA Told

Republicans to Meet Again Today To Try to Agree  Proposal to Raise Sales Tax to Five Per Cent, Excluding Cloth  Baa Ba Benes Maen? ccna

Alternatives To Seranton’s  Program Eyed   Republicans to Meet Again Today to Look Into Revenue Issues

Pearson Takes Office, Vows Close US. Ties   Canadian Prime Minister, Cabinet Are Sworn In

Canadians To Acquire A-Arms   Pearson Sworn In; Pledges ‘Friendliest Relations’ With U.S.

Officer ‘not ashamed’ KC police chief resigns; blasts attorney general

Space Fund Approved  By Senate $5.5 Billion Voted To Expanc U. S. Program

Senate Approves Space Expansion --But Moon Race Excitement Fades

Senate Okays Space Budget  27 ta 29 Vata   37 to 32 Vote Defeats Plans to Cut $307 Million

Thousands  Back Miner:  In Bolivia   Stage March OF Pentact   Stage March Of Protest In Capital

Lord Home In Line For  Mae’s Post   Candidacy Pushed By British Politicos

Lord Home Now in Race To Succeed Ailine Prime Minister Macmillan

FOR MACMILLAN’S SUCCESSOR Home Is Thrust Into British Power Fight

By Frances Lewine Of the Associated Press Otis Air Force Base, Mass.,  a -— =-—s2 . . \%

JFK Consoles Grieving Wife At Hospital   Jacqueline Told Sad News By Her Obstetrician   SINCE BIRTH

Kennedy Spends More Than Twe Hours With Wife At Hospital   Together For First Time Since Death Of Prematurely Born Son

Kennedy, Wife Share Gricf at Otis Hospital  Two-Hour Meeting Comes After Long mf gs lm,

Lower Michigan Is Hit by Storm  State Capitol Raked By 70 M.P.H. Winds

JFK Plagued By Unanswered Cuba Questions  Khrushchev Offer Pute Adminictration   Khrushchev Offer Puts Administration In A Quandary

President Stil Faces Pressure On Cuban Issue   Soviets’ Troop Pullout Pledge Leaves Num. ber of Unanswered Questions.  _— ete i ae ied be eine

Would Avoid Embarrassing oy  Soviet Offer Of Troop Removal is Unconvincing

Will Fidel Be In Charge? Extent of Cuban Pull-Out, Future AreTroublingU.S.

K Pledges Withdrawal by March 15     Cuba Troop Pull-Out Plan Leaves Questions

Russ Pledge Assailed As Not Enough   No Hint Given On Number Or Type To Go Home From €nba

Soviet Offer on Cuba Is Indefinite   LEAVES MANY UNANSWERED QUESTIONS FOR ADMINISTRATION

Dealing With The Reds  Questions Ahout Cuban Troon Wilhirawal   Betancourt’s Ideas On Latin America

Plenty Of Unanswered Questions Accompanying Nikita’s Latest ‘Promise’

Fressure Up  Administration Plagued By Unanswered Questions About Russians in Cuba

Pressure Is Nof Seen To Lessen Now   No Hint As To Actual Number Of Troops to Leave

List Unofficial Voting Results   Indegendents Win Chesterfield Offices

Floods Drive Hundreds from  Texas Homes   Hurricane Aftermath Deluges Area with Heavy Rains

Ridiculed Now as ‘Uncle Tom’  Negro Spiritual Leader Opposes Violence

BORE wie eee eee eee  How A ‘Moderate’ Negro Reacts Teo Being Picketed

Spiritual Leader Of Five Million Negro Baptists, Dr. Jackson, Says Picketing His Church Is Un-American   Arouses Criticism.

DESPITE THOSE CALIF. CLAIMS What's This? U.S. Census Bureau Says N.Y. State Stillin No. 1 Spot

Arellano Given Support; Stern Threat to Reds   Military Regime Safely in Power

Meaning Undetermined ...   e ‘  Shooting Krupts as Regime Takes Office in Honduras

HONDURAN COUP GETS SUPPORT FROM BUSINESS   NEW GOVERNMENT READY TO CRUSH RED INTRUSIONS

‘Communists Get Warning  In Honduras   Arellano Regime Backed, Ready To Crush Any Protest

Helps Launch Azalea Festival  Legislature To Meet Today Aboard USS North Carolina

N.C. Assembly Visits Coast  Session Is Held Aboard Battleship; Festival Launched

Broadway Ride Wilder Than Space   Cooper Thrilled By Tremendous Ovation In New York -Style

COOPER ACCEPTS WITH MODESTY GCotham’s Millions Turn Out For Tribute to Space Hero

NEW YORK ROARS COOPER SALUTE   Millions Turn Out to Hon: or Astronaut in Tape Parade

 One of Shortest Speeches  New York City's Roaring Tribute Brings Precise Caution by Cooper:

Millions Cheer Cooper In New York  Surging Throngs   Surging Throngs Overwhelm Police Barriers

Astronaut Rides ‘Glory Road’  r Le  ‘New York Millions Cheer Cooper

Hoffa Complains of Unfair Treatment   Says Kennedy Pressure Cut O# Union Bonds,

No let-down in defense effort  Pentagon leaders ask more funds for military forces

Backs Up His Cameraman Publisher to Ask Apology: From Teddy, Pay Damages Before Possible Legal Action

Buildings Wrecked Tornado Blasts Tennessee Town; Damage Is Heavy

Flexible Press Parley   Many “Bagmen”  Head of Chamber Charges Millions Accept Corrupt — Use of Power, Also Money

Harlem ls CalmAfter Outbreak   Extra Police Watch For Smouldering Unrest In Area

Harnessed Tension Extra Police Patrol Streets In Harlem After Negro Clash

Streets Quiet Again  In Harlem   Exira Police On Patrol Duty After Rioting

Extra Police Patrol Tense Harlem Streets   Boston Race Fight  Schools Boycotted

Section Calm. After Hours Of Violence Cops on Watch  For Any New Sign of Unrest

Quiet, Calm Return To Negro Area   Violence Erupts Between Opposing Freedom Groups

Police Patrol Harlem Area   New York Orders Extra Force Atter Race-Riots

Police Patrol   a ULICe & Ute  Harlem Is Tense In Racial. Unrest

Rolvaag Asks Full Tax Report   Seeks Information from Hatfield, Says Budget Will Be Out of Balance

Budget May Not Balance —  Rolvaag Asks Detailed  Estimate of Tax Revenue

Partisan local elections  Democrat plan brings fiaht in Leaislature

Never Heard Of Omaha,  Informer Says   Cites Mobster Disgraced by  His Nervousness

Disgraced Self After Killing Boss   Valachi Expected To Provide Details On Narcotics Ring

Valachi Foretells His Fate  Talle OF Sardid   Tells Of Sordid Narcotics Traffic

Alumni Association Gives $2,000  PSC Scholarship Fund Receives Biggest Gift

Alumni Association Gives $2,000 . a BEES OC AMOT MALVES 4,000  PSC Scholarship Fund Receives Biggest Gift

‘ONLY SEEKING THE FACTS’  GOP Denies Partisanshit On Treaty Ratification

To Toke Hard Look At Test Ban Pact  Senate GOP Takes Stand On Treaty

Controversy Boils Anew  Senate to Launch Probe Into Bay of Pigs Fiasco

Democrats Charge ‘Politics’  GOP Will Seek To Discover Whe Goofed At ‘Bay Of Pigs’

Controversy on Cuba Flares in Congress Again   Republican Senators Plan Investigation

Exile Leaders Dispute heport  GOP To Probe Bob Kennedy’s Claim  Air Support Not Pledged Cuban Invaders

Cuba Invasion Fight Resumes   Senate Republican Leadership To Begin Independent Inquiry

Controversy Over Failure of ’61 Invasion of Cuba Flares Up Agair

Republicans Draw Blast For Inquiry.   Democrats Claim Polities Motivate GOP Solons’ Move

‘Politics’ Charge by Democrats Bay of Pigs Fiasco Is Due For Investigation by GOP

Investigation planned  Controversy flares up again over ill-fated Cuba invasion

GOP's Invasion Probe Step Stirs Storm at Capital  Two Cubans Deny

Democrats-Cry “Politics? to Republican Probe....   Bay of Pigs Controversy Flares Anew

Senate GOP Leaders Plan Investigation   Democrats Raise Cry of ‘Politics’ Over Development

Senate GOP To Open Cuban Invasion Probe   U.S. Promised Air Support, Exiled Leaders Declare

GOP Senate Leaders Plan Own Probe Into Failure Of U. S.-Backed Cuban Invasion

Senate Republican Leadership To Probe Cuban Invasion Fiasco   Exile Leaders Take Issue With Bobby: Say Air Cover Promised

Cuba Issue Flares Again   WASHINGTON (AP) — The controversy over the failure of the 1961 Cuban invasion has flared up again.

GOP Starts Quiz or Failure of Invasion  Some Cuban Exiles Insist Air Sunnart Wace Dramicad

Cubans Deny Bob Kennedy's Story.... ‘GOP Leaders Investigate  iControversy On Invasion

koe kk Ot Today’s Chuckle  One way to get an education is   Cuban Invasion Controversy Flares Again

China-Russia Rift Widens Over Recall   Moscow Demands Immediate Departure Of Five Chinese

Sign of Widening Rift Russians Demand Chinese Recall 5 From Moscow

5 Chinese Asked To Go Home:   Action Branded As Unreasonable And Unprecedented ©

Chinese in Moscow Branded Unwelcome   Recall Demand Draws Hot Retort From Peking

Russia Demands Five Chinese Leave Moscow   Action Follows Distri. bution of Letter De. nouncing Kremlir Policy.

Asians Bare Note Ripping Russ Policy   Prospects Black for Moscow Meet to Patch Alliance

Peking Says Five Ousted By Kremlin   Russian-Chinese Rift Widened By Spectacular Move

GOP Lawmakers to Get Opportunity te Register Displeasure With Big Budget

fussian Miltary Camp dnetied  RAIDERS SHOOT UP SOVIET FREIGHTER IN CUBAN PORT

Scientists Jubilant Over 4th Mighty Saturn Success   Sep Relaled Photy Page 2

Next: 9-Ton Payloads   +Vskte 4 ARMVIR EF Sys ee  Saturn Streaks to 4th Success

Indonesian Mot Sacks, Burns British Embassy  Embassy Staff At Jakarta Flees From 10,000 Rioters

Martial law imposed  Indonesian rioters sack, burn British Embassy

Indonesia Mob Sacks, Burns British Office   Staff Flees to Safety During Protest Against Formation of Malaysia.

Indonesian Mobs Sack English Unit   Staff Flees As Rioters Burn Embassy; British File Stiff Protest

PROTEST FORMATION OF NATION  Mob of Rioters Sack, Burn British Embassy

South Readies Filibuster on  Civil Rights   Suecess May Hinge on Scope of JEK’s Program

Southern Senators Ready to Fight, Show Concern Filibusters May Fail

SENATE, HOUSE TC CONSIDER BILLS AT SLOWER PACE   TAX REDUCTION, CIVIL RIGHTS ONLY BIG ARTICLES LEFT

Congress Groups Will Study Bills   Civil Rights and Ta Reduction Involved

U.S. Would Preserve Maine Riverway; Vast Project First in New Program

Ikeda Expects Crisis Summit On Malaysia   Sukarno, Macpagal Indicate Interest In Second Session

Wheat Growers Preparing To Vote On Whether To Adopt Tight Controls

Red Hot Wheat Vote Tomorrow   Decision By Farmer Will Have Many Far Reaching Effects

Power Transfer Sef in Canada  Diefenbaker Meets With Lester Pearson

Agrees to Step Dawn     Diefenbaker Concedes Defeat  Of Administration in Canada

Pearson Will Get  Position   Diefenbaker Will Step Aside; To Set Up Change

Pearson Poised To Lead Canada  Pee ee ee   Diefenbaker Ready To Give Up Reins

PARTY CHIEFS WILL MEET TODAY   Diefenbaker, Pearson To Arrange Gov’t Transfer  CONSERVATIVE   Leader Resigns As Prime Minister: Liberals Add 2 Parliament Seats

Pearson Set  As Canada’s  New Minister Diclenbaker Mects  Liberal Chief For  Transfer Of Power

John D. To Step Aside   Canada To Get New Liberal Government Headed By Pearson

Pearson gets reins Monday  Tat few ee   Diefenbaker concedes after service vote in

Liberals Meet To Take Over Canadian Reins   Conservative Head Capitulates After Servicemen Count

Dietenbaker Asks Pearson  To Take Over   See World Spotlight, Page 16A

He ll Talk To Pearson About Shift   Service Ballot Places Two More Seats in Liberal Column

To Plan Shift In Canadian Reins  Pearson To Meet  With Diefenbaker

Dief enbaker To Turn Over Canadian Rule  Conserative Leader Sets Meeting With   Liberal Pearson

Diefenbaker Steps Aside  For Pearson   Concedes Defeat After Vote Count Ended In Canada

SHIPS READY IN PACIFIC   Carrier Awaits Pickup; Astronaut to Fire Brake Rockets Over Shang hai, Start Descent At 6:03. .

‘Quite a Thrill,” He Says About Flight in Space  ‘Faith 7’ Capsule Racing to Record

Bidault Slips In, Attacks De Gaulle on BBC-TV   Related stary. Pare 3

 PREDICTS DE GAULLE OVERTHROW  _Ex-Premier Vanishes After Interview

IN BBC INTERVIEW Fugitive Ex-Premier Says De Gaulle's Days Numbered

He Claims Robbery Motive   Slaying Was Near Hayward, No Other Details

Minnesota Youth, 22, Being Held   Robbery Was Motive, Parolee Says; No Details Given

DEAD OR MISSING   BEAD OR MISSING  Ferry Boat Toll Reaches 128   — WITH TRAIN LOOT  Britain Hunting Flashy Sports Car

128 Are Dead Or Missing in. Ferry Sinking  Massive Search To Continue At Daybreak

128 Dead as Okinawa  Ferry Sinks   Massive Air, Sea Search Js Undertaken

Death Toll In Far East Mishap Rises   128 Believed. Lost In Ferry Accident Near Naha. Okinawe

128 Dead Or Missing From Ship   143 Are Rescued As Ferry Sinks At Naha, Okinawa

250 Dead, Fire Out Of Control   Report 300,000 Homeless, U.S. Sending Help

- BNPGESECCSEEA ST BF EUTY B BES REATU SS ened bs:  Winds Fan Brazil F orest Fi iress Rescue Planes Grounded by Fog

EIGHT MEN KILED IN BLAST 2 Utah Miners Saved As 5 Others Await Lift

Welsh Orders  Local Property Tax Rate Cuts   Says State School Aid Will Be $150 Million More This Year Than Last

Pditarial Tanre   Brother Exposes Brother As Red Spy ‘In Capital Cloak And Dagger Episode

story of Terror, Courage  Soviets Pit Brother Against Brother In Fepisndee Plot; Asis Is Ousted

Srournul  Red. "Espionage Recruitment Assignment: Line Up Brother

~ Security-Sensitive Russian Identified Only As ‘John’ Brother Against Brother In Diplomatic Spy Ring

Reds Wanted John To Chit-Chat With Them Instead He Did All His Talking To The FBI

Red Tried to Make U.S. Security Employe Turn Spy, Is Exposed; We Demand His Expulsion

Soviet attache ousted from U.S. Russ fail in plot to terrorize U. S. employe

CALIFORNIA GOP VICTORY CALLED ‘SIGN’   Republican Chosen As Congressman tn Demo Stronghold

Public Joins Hunt In Mail Train Holduy   Police Say Gaug Panicky; $678,179 In ‘Loot Recovered

British Police Urge Public To Join In Treasure Hunt  For Rest Of Robbery Loot

British Public Urged To Hunt Robbery Loot   Discarded Bags Found In Wood:

More Train Robbery Loot Turns Up, Hikers, Picknickers Asked To Help

After some money is found Police on treasure  hunt’ for robbery loot

Giant Hunt Goes On for Holdup Loot   British Police Enlist Hikers, Picnickers As Bags Are Found

Picnickers Join Hunt for Loot —  trom Train Discarded Bags Full of Money Are Turning up

Believe Train Robbers _ Are Panicking; Suspect Loot Has Been Buried   $5 ARE ARRESTED

Britishers Take Partin Huge Treasure Hunt  Scotland Yard Believes Train Robbers

Aid Sought For Finding  Train Lest   $678.179 Located By British Police; ‘Big Shots’ Hunted

Police Enlisting British Citizenry In Hunt for Panicky Mail Crooks

Want Hikers, Picnickers To Watch for Abandoned Money  Police Ask Aid InRecoverince ‘Great Train Robbery’ Loot

ANICKY TRAIN ROBBERS UNLOADING?  Britain Starts Giant Hunt for Loot

Barnett, Aide Going To Court   Pair Must Show Cause Concerning Meredith Case

Barnett Must Answer Charge By February   Mississippi Leader, Aide Must Explain Meredith Position

Federal Appeals Court Presses Contempt Case Against Gov. Barnett

Caribbean Beachhead For Reds   OAS Told. Threat Is Problem For Whole _ Of This Hemisphere

Cold Wave Moves Eastward; Floods Recede In West   Mercury Down Aa Much As 52 Degrees; Blizzard, Winds Smash at Colorado.

Aretic Air Wave Socks  Middle U.S.   Far West Rivers Begin to Recede In Flood Zones

West surveying Flood and Wind Losses; Rivers Beginning to Recede After 100’s Flee From Homes in California, Nevada

Gambling as Usual in Reno....  Winds, Blizzards, Floods Ease; Damage in Millions

Europe Hit, Too Cold Wave Sweeps East: West Counts Flood Loss   (Related story, pg. 3)

But Russia. Recognizes New Regime  Capital Quiet As   Capital Quiet As Huntdown Continues In Other Arab Areas

New Rulers Wiping Out Communists   Mass Killings Are Reported In Bloody Campaigr

‘BIG 3’ RECOGNIZE NEW IRAQ REGIME   Blood Bath Is Reported as  Rulers Push Drive to Annihilate Reds.

New Regime Recognized By Moscow   Savage Fighting Under Revolt Chief Tn South Province

Slaughter Dies I Down In Baghdad   Washington. London Moscow Recognize Revolutionary Coup

lraq Wages Bloody Drive Against Red:   New Regime Is Recognized By U.S., Russia

Moscow Joins US., Britain Recognition   Troops, Cops, Guard Units Taking Part With Borders Closed

Despite Moscow Move New Iraq Rulers Wage Battle To Wipe Out Reds

Kecognized By Moscow  Despite Actior  Mass Killings Retaliation for “59 Blood Bath

Reach Agreement ToEnd African Border Fighting   Ethiopian Emperor Suggests Plan to Ease the Criats,

OTHERS WILL PATROL AREA IN DISPUTE   Fighting Flareup Reported While Talks In Progress

War I In North Africa Appears Near End     Morocco, Algeria Reach Accord In Dispute Over Border Claims

Settling Border  Issue   Ben Bella, King Hassan Hit Agreement On Compromise

Castro Takes Over Embassy In Retaliation  Swiss Diplomats Occupying U.S. Property Protest

Gen. Power's Future Eyed After Stand on Ban Treaty   Related story, Pg. 14-B

One Union Drops Arbitration Rule Battle in Court   Four Others Ask Federal Court To Knock Down Ruling

eee EE ET Re ee ee ek Se Re SG Romanek nt zl  ‘Study Shows State Liquor Laws Foster Corruption 

House Fails  To Override  Dalton’s Veto Vote On Truck —  Length Issue Fails BV 17

Lexington, N.C. Pool Integrated Several Cities  anmmrawt   Several Cities Report Marches During Weekend

Grinnell policeman slain, suspects captured in farmhouse qun battle

Three Captured After Gun Battle  Near Dubuque  Officer Gunned Down Outside

Federal judges issue split decision  Injunction halts prosecution of five

‘INSURRECTION LAW KICKED OUT  Americus Prisoners  Granted Injunction

-— ILLINOIS RELIEF PLAN — Birth Control Facts, Devices To Be Given

Inside Today   After Long Controversy Birth. Control Data To Be Available  To 7,500 Indigent Mothers In Illinois

Khrushchev Views Soviet  Grain Deal   Red Premier Says Predecessors Sold While People Starvec

Asks Court to Order Troops from Alabama  Gov. Wallace Says   Gov. Wallace Says President Exceeded His Authority

Wallace Goes To Court Over Dispatch Of Troops   Officials Capable

Six Persons Are Injured in Crash Sunday Morning   'wo-Car Crash at Morthesst Edge of Albany Occurred at $15 o° Clack Sunday Morning.

Bill Butler. Observer   Six Injured in Two Car Crash On Highway 136

Did Soviets Shoot Down Own Plane Along With Francis Gary Powers’ U2 Airplane?

Aeenireveraia! Raper Issued by Committee  ; Foreign Aid Climbs above $100 Billion

$100 Billion In Foreign Aid Since War II    Overseas Assistance Program Aimed At Promoting U. S. Security

Aid Total To Exceed New Record   Expenditures Since War Will Top $100 Billion

Should Be Measure or  Aid Effect  $100 Billion Is GCiven Since WW2

Clay’s Report to Kennedy Today—  Total U.S. Foreign Aid Since War II ls Above $100 Billior

$100 Billion Soon   Foreign Aid Since War Soars Up, Upand Up ._ __

U.S. Total Foreign Aid Since End Of War Will Exceed $100 Billion

Foreign Aid To Go Over $100 Billion   Presidential Group Issues Report on Assistance Program

rarein ts Uitterent Now Total Postwar U. S. Foreign Aid To Top $100 Billion This Year

US Handouts At Year's End Will Top 5100 Billion  $97.7 Billion Has

Total To Go Over $100 Billion Since WW II  JFK Gets Clay's Report on Effectiveness of Foreign Aid

High Of 105 Is Due For Kansas Today   Lows Tonight To Be Only In Mid-70s Again

Results Of Referendum  Give Republicans Joy  Effect Of Farmers’ Turn-Down Yet To Be   Effect Of Farmers’ Turn-Down Yet To Be Seen; Opinions On This Point Varied

Coal-To-Gas Project Is Passed To Senate Action   Farmers Reject JFK Plan  GOP Hails Wheat Result

LEGISLATION IS PROMISED Republicans Jubilant Over  Defeat of JFK’s Wheat Plan

Wheat Vote Disturbing To Kennedy   But Republicans Hail Farmers’ Negative Vote

Defeat of Wheat Controls Hailed By Jubilant GOP  But President Sees   But President Sees Price Drop, More Grain Surpluses

(JER CITES EFFECT  Jubilant Republicans Hail Wheat Control Rejection   LEGAL OUTLET SOUGHT Kennedy Says New Civil Rights Legislation Being Considered

New Type Of Legislation Is Predicted  Adminictration   Administration’s Prestige Suffers In Heavy Voting

JFK Predict Price Slump, Surplus Rise  _ Administration  Fears Chaos On Market 

JFK SAYS IT MEANS PRICE CUTS, SURPLUS   Administration Leaders Predict Action Can Wreck Market   GOP LAWMAKERS SEE NEED OF NEW BILL

New Attacks on Viet Cong  Bid to Halt Diem’s Drive Behind Kennedy Actions

10 Arson Counts Lodged Against Youthful Brain In Chicago Bomb Case

During Second Week 'Governor’s Message Will Set  Pace For Kansas Legislature

Comparative Salary Schedules   Taconite Amendment Opposition Vanishes   : Rep. Powell Spent Less On Trips Abroad ‘Than Many Other Members of Conaress

Counterpart Funds ~ Powell Not Top Spender On Conaressional Junkets

Decline of King Coal Noted .. . Fuels Producers In Survival Fight

Tornado Alerts On For Ada   Severe Storms Are Likely Until Early Evening

"A ORC svi DUG  VISITOR FROM SCOTLAND EXPRESSES HER THANKS TO LE MARS FRIENDS

'n The Mail 6aq  VISITOR FROM SCOTLAND  EXPRESSES HER THANKS TO LE MARS FRIENDS

Ecuador Junta  Vows to Wipe Out Red Units  June Elections Off,   June Elections Off, Martial Law Ruled And Curfew Imposed

Ecuadorian Junta  Outlaws Red Party   Viée President Also Exiled; Aim To  ‘Wipe Out Pro-Castro Red Tarvorists

Keuadorian Reds Face Tough Rule  Junta Vows   Junta Vows Death of Party

Red Party Outlawed In Ecuador  J unta Also Vow To Wi ipe  Out Re  Se Tee

Ecuador Reds Are Outlawed By Military Junt  New Rulers Vow   New Rulers Vow To Wipe Out Pro-Castro Bands

Reds Are Outlawec By Ecuador Junta  Regime Vows to Wipe Out Pro-Castro Terrorist Bands

iSee Chance of Agreement  U.S. Believes K's Test Ban  Proposal. Has. “Substance. _-

Hays Orders Diplomatic Visa Probed   Sister-in-Law Of Diem Called ‘An Evil Woman’

Secret Service Man Honored In Ceremony   Rufus Youngblood Called ‘Noble’ Servant By LBJ   GREAT DANGER

Johnson Has High Praise for His Protector  Speaks at Treasury Medal Award to   Speaks at Treasury Medal Award to Secret Service Agent

Charge On Smay Tied Dynamiting As Top ‘63 Tale   Prosser’s Successful Drive for Mayor Named Third Among 10 Best.

JFK In Philly Parade Tonight To Aid Candidate H. J. Tate; Will Also Speak At Dinner

Cuban Leaves U.S. to Set Up New Anti-Castro Base in Mid-Americas

EVERYTHING PEACEFUL  Rights March Called Success   RIGHTS MARCHER  Prays for Peace

‘Together As Salt And Pepper’  Rights March Hailed  As Massive Success

 200,000 Emotional, Orderly  President Says March Advanced Negro Cause   Other March Stories, . Pages 2, 3, and 21

New Impetus to Struggle Capital Rights March  Hailed as Huge Success

Rights March Hailed as Huge Success   VOLUNTEER MAY ENTER SHAFT Official Blames Fellin For Cave-in at Mine

Laraer March Hinted   \‘March On Washington’ Being Hailed As Huge Success

-AME FROM FAR AND NEAR FOR BIGGEST RALLY YET  200,000 Demonstrators Quietly Swamp Capital

Negro Backers Hail March As Huge Success   Police Official Estimates Throng Exceeds 200,000

Brooding Lincoln Watches Massive Dignified Rally  Flow Into, From Nation’s Capital

Rally Closes With Praise By President   Vast Throng Hears Leaders Demand Equal Rights ‘Now’

pai Numbers Over 200,000 — —— Greatest Civil Rights March In U.S. History Hailed As Success By Backers

200,000 JAM CAPITAL Greatest Negro Assembly Proves Orderly Protest

OOEeTS ers Expect t New w Impetus fo Kaci al! Equality Drive  Rights March Fiuge Success

nnn nnn ence eee EL LL LLL TEAS LOA Nain ta  ‘Storm Factors Easily Pointed Out

Navy Bares Flaws In Atomic Subs  More Stringent ' Inspection Also Cauce Far Delay

Believed Financing Honeymoon With Loot ne  ~ Fugitive is Added to MostWanted List

Castro:   Cuban Bombing Blamed on U. S.   Havana Claims Teacher  Killed, Children Hurt

Weather       AT HELE t ib ad  Western Negotiators Will Go To Moscow  1M io     MAA £0 OCCR £0090 DUE Mm

Richard Honeck 1alls His Story Recipient of Nation's Finest Christmas Gift, He Learned Disciplines in Prison

Self - Discipline Sustained Him During Rigors Of 64 Years In Pen

Inside The Progress   afte 64 Years.  Former Inmate Tells Of Struggle in Prisor

BE ST ¢ CHRISTM MAS G ART  Taal  Man Looks Back on  G4 Years in Prison      By RICHARD HONECK a« told to Harold V. Streeter

WEATHER   PAROLED PRISONER, 84, TELLS OF LONG YEARS  ~ After 64 Years, Freedom At Christmas

A Christmas Story For Ex-Con   Ry RICIARD HONECK as tohl fo Itarotl V. Streeler

FROM 5 TO 10 STOCKINGS Christmas will never again be so simple for Fischers

Negotiations Inch Forward   Soviet Premier Under Pressure   Risk Indicates Further East-West Accord Possible

Rusk Cites Possible Steps  Khrushchev Feels Pressure to Help Relax War Tension

 Rusk Cautiously Optimistic Soviets, Foreign Powers ‘Believed Pressuring ‘K’

Nikita Seen Pressured  On Accords   Pacts With West Believed Goal To Win Over Peking

To Ease World Tension OEE 0A A TE Se aS eR STC  Khrushehev Under Double Pressure

Fase tha Cala Wer   Stiuction fg Malang Chanesa Better fox Danesh) Bawaavaauin:

Khrush Believed Under Pressure To Reach New Agreements With The West

Further ae West Avccor y .      Soviet Premier Under Pressures To Ease Tensions

Khrushchev Believed Under Pressures to Ease Tension, Reduce Dangers of War

Nikita Under Pressure  kk * k ok * 2 &  Seeks New Pact With U. S.

Khrushchev Seen Under Pressure  To Reach Accord With US., Allies

Krushchev under Heavy Pressures  ‘To Reach New Accords with Allies

Heavy Pressure On Khrushchev, Rusk Indicates  Cautious Optimism Voiced by Secretary

KIsF acing Pressure On Two Fronts   Russians Want New  U. S. Agreements

Khrushchev Believed to Be Under Domestic Pressure to Ease Tensions of Cold War

Nikita Under Pressure For More Agreements   Pressed at Home as Well As Abroad

Rusk Is" Hopeful,  Cautious  Q DBwTro MY ven,   Says More Work Needed

Soviet Desire and Need for Nuclear Peace Believed Advancing Steadily

Youth Job: [raining — Bill Passes   Measure Includes Literacy Courses For Older Jobless

Companion Measure Senate Passes Job Training Plan for Unemployed Youths

Oklahoma Acres Hit By  Prairie Fires  = .   Flames Destroy Indian Agency Center, 15 Homes

Prairie Blazes Sweep Oklahome   Thousands of Acres Of Grassland Burn

Winds fan  prairie fires Thousands of acres of grass burn in Oklahoma

 McNamara Stands Pat Navy Dispute on TFX Plane Revealed in Contract Probe

Squabble Over TEX Revealed   Disagreement Of Navy Chiefs Had Bearing On Award

Split Within Navy Noted At Hearing  On Aircraft  Gen. Dynamics Wouldn’t Make Best Aircraft,

Agreement On TFX Not Complete   Designs Of Two Big Contractors Found Equally Valuable

ir A Hearings heveal,  Naval Officers Disagree In Reports On Warplane

Mary’s Role Is Softened By Council   Move Is Expected To Have Meaning In Christian Units

Church Fathers Take Step On View Of Mary   Place Of Virgin In Catholic Theology To Be Considered

Council De-emphasizes Consideration  Document on Virgin Mary Due For Incorporation in Schema

Implications foreseen  Ecumenical Council votes on Vircin Mary document

‘Samaritans With Wings - - Thats USAFE   BRINGS HELP WHEN DISASTER STRIKES IN EUROPE

ICC Examiner Sees Savings Through Action  Recommendation Still Subject o Review

Observers Left In Disgust  Incompefence of U.S. Delegates AtGenevaTalksAppalling”

Soviet-Red China Thaw Under Way  Leaders Of Giant   Leaders Of Giant Nations May Seck To Bridge Rift

TRISTANERS DISLIKE MODERN ENGLAND  Group Returning To World’s Loneliest Island’

Consider C orporation’s Offer : .  Second Monark Springs Meeting Set

YOUTH ADMITS BOMB PRANK IN SCHOOL BLAZE  FIRECRACKER WAS   FIRECRACKER WAS EXPLODED BEFORE DISASTROUS: FIRE

Wife Slayer Shoots Five, Terrorizes 8   Kills Sister-in-Law, Surrenders After -Abducting Girl

Negro Kills Two, Wounds Three Others   Abducted Girl Says She Was Assaulted

SHOOTS WIFE, SISTER-IN-LAW  Killer Gives Up Meekly After Hostage Gets Free

Trucker Kills Wife and Sister-in-Law, Wounds Three and Kidnaps Girl

-~ TROUBLE BREWING IN BOLIVIA —  Miners Still Refuse To Release Hostages

Tin Miners Mobilizing  In Mountains  They Still Refuse To Release Their 15-17 Hostages

BOLIVIAN MINERS ARE MOBILIZING   Armed With Communist-Made Guns, Guard Mountain Passes; Still Hold 4 American Hostages.

Bolivian Miners Are Mobilizing   Reject Appeals To Free Hostages

Bolivia Miners  Mobilize  a, on . oe oe   Refuse To Release Four Americans Held as Hostages

Communist - Led Bolivian Tin Miners Start Mobilizing; Holding Hostages

INDEX   Bolivian Miners Mobilize, Retain Hostages; Offer to Resign Rejectec

Tin Miners  Mobilizine  S In Bolivia   Refuse To Free  4. Americans

Bolivia Chief Turns Down Hostage Dea   Red-Led Miners Start Buildup in Mountain Retreat

Red-Backed Miners Won't Free Captives  Mobilization Begun By Castro Admirers In Bolivian Andes

Bolivian Tin Miners Mobilize   Refuse To Free Four Americans, Other Hostages

Tin Miners Begin Mobilization After Deal Turned Down   Four Americans Are Among Hostages Stull Held In Bolivia,

WON'T RELEASE HOSTAGES Bolivian Miners Begin Buildup In Mountains

‘TWO NIPCO EMPLOYES UNHURT IN COLLAPSE OF CHEROKEE COUNTY ‘BRIDGE UNDER WEIGHT OF BIG BOOM TRUCK  Bill Koedam and — John Gotto Drop 25 Feet into Creek Bed

New Blockade Of Cuba Is Proposed   Sen. Cooper Says U.S. Should Force Out Soviet Troops

Traffic Toll  1962 to This Date—10 1963 to This Date—4   Market Talks Postponed

Rebel Leader Slips Away From UN, Makes Secret Dash To:Stronghold

Tshombe Off For Kolwezi, Stronghold   Congo Leader Makes Secret Dash Fleeing ULN, Jurisdiction

Tshombe Believed OnWayToKolwezi   _ May Be Last Ditch Attempt To Thwart U.N

Tshombe Evades UN Jurisdiction In Secret Dash  Katanga Leader Believed Headed For Stronzhold

Tshombe Flees To Northern Rhodesia May Signal Last-Ditch Kolwezi Battle

Next Step In Congo Is Mystery As Tshombe Makes Quick, Secret Exit

Travels Back Roads In Dash From Katanga   Diplomats Fear He Plans Last Ditch Stand Against U.N. Forces

Tshombe Slips Away, Heading For Stronghold   Won't Tell  Intentions

Tshombe Heading  Toward Kolwezi   Moves Kept Secret By  ( ongo Head

LAST DITCH STAND LOOMS AGAINST UN   Uses Back Roads On Flight From Former Capital

Tshombe Slips Out OfU. N. Clutches: May Resume Fight   Says He Will Retum to Elisabethville But U.N, Doubts This Announcement

Ishombe Flees Capital, Heads For Stronghold  Secessionist Leader Faces Arrest; Next Step a Mystery

Tshombe Slips Away in Night fo Rhodesia  Diplomats Fear Last Ditch Stand  ee  ee ee

Tshombe’s Night Dash Eludes U.N.   Apparently Heads For Kolwezi, Last Of His Strongholds

Fadeout by Tshombe to N. Rhodesia   Katangan Chief Slips Out of Capital for Back-Road Dash

Slips Away To City In N. Rhodesia   Says He Will Visit Kolwezi On Monday

Confusion Marks Dash To Rhodesia   Moise Refuses To Discuss Politics At News Meeting

Night Dash Leaves UN  Uninformed  Newsmen Told ‘He Will Return  To Elisabethville

Tshombe In N. Rhodesia   Confusion Surrounds Night Dast Of Katanga Chief From Capital

Confusion surrounds night dash   Speculate he plans a switch to fight to end

Ishombe Slips: out of Katanga Fighting Fearec  Expected to Go Back to Kolwezi — from N. Rhodesia

Ambulance Ass'n. Sets New. Schedule For Service Calls:   Membership ‘Drive’ Farges Ahead to Make  Record;  ~ Man Regin Inetriction

Ambulance Ass’n. Sets New Schedule For Service Calls      Membership Drive Farg: Ahead to Make Record: Men Rerin Instruction

Summer's On The Run: Snow in Maine!   FALL STORMS SWEEP ACROSS OTHER AREAS

\She Tried To Shoot Him George Montgomery’s Former Housemaid Is Under Arrest

Wallace In Legal Crossfire  Resentment, _   Resentment, Criticism Mounts; Legal Action  Te TaLlan

MOSCOW-BOUND IN COVERED WAGON   Resentment, Court Jams Face Wallace

Resentment Grows Against Wallace's Moves in Alabama   Governor Faces at Leas Four Court Fights in Integration Sauabble,

U.S. Embassy Guarded : 7 7 School Rebellion Sweeps Saigon;   Hundreds Held by Combat Police   Hit by Legal Crossfire, \ Resentment and Criticism of Wallace  Grows in Alabama Desegregation Fight

Governor Hit  By U.S. Ruling  In School War Officials, Parent  neinn

Gov. Wallace in Legal Crossfire Over Schools   Resentment of Action ‘Mounting in Alabama

Criticism Of School Closings Mounts  Wallace Faces Court Action   Fayetteville GOP Figure Pours Fuel On Rockefeller Dispute

Schools Closing Resented Gov. Wallace Entangled In New Legal Crossfire

Wallace Is Target Of Court Attacks   Panel to Resume Teacher Parley. Strike Set Monday

Gov. Wallace Is Caught In Legal Crossfire On Schools   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

In Alabama Racial Crisis... .  Court Battles Over School Orders Mount for Wallace

Broadside of Court Attacks Aimed At Wallace for School Interference

Wallace Hit By Rapid Legal Action   Criticism, fre Against Alabama Governor Mounts

Court Fights Begin Monday   Resentment Mounts Against Gov. Wallace

Resentment  Is: Growing  tn Alabama  Wallace Facing New Legal Difficuities

FIRST COURT FIGHT MONDAY Criticism, Legal Action Mount Against Wallace

Crossfire Catches Wallace   Faces Legality Of Actions in Closing ‘Alabama Schools

Negroes File Restraining Order Suit   Alabama Governor Silent on Plans for Further Maneuvers

Caught In New Legal Crossfire Wallace Faces U.S. Court  Over Closing Of Schools

Crossfire Of Court Attacks Hits Wallace   Criticism Mounts On Action Closing Huntsville Schools

Resentment, Criticism Mount....  Wallace In ‘Crossfire’  Over Closing Of Schools

Wallace ls Caught In New Crossfire  Resentment And  Maine? ln AUArRAY

Gov. Wallace Runs Into New Legal Moves   Finds Himself In Crossfire Over Closing Alabama Schools

 At Mental Health Institute  Would organize state employes   Want Check Off

Legislative e Review  Repeal Of Safe Driver Reward Plan For Auto Insurance Asked

House Defeats A Referendum For Wichita U.  Williams Proposal — Offered as Debate Starts on School

Retired Admiral, 6Crewmen Abandon Luxury Yacht, Are Picked Up By U. S.Subrsarine

Seven Abandon Yacht; ‘Picked Uo By Navy Sub   t Happened On Parking Lot  arenes a enn an an mnt nae enn  Daytime Thieves Get Property Worth $300

POINTED QUESTIONS  ences Ane A OCC LE CE CE LENNON CC AL ALL  Budget Cut Edeeas Invited

Union, Industry Heads Ask Federal Curb For Foreign Steel Imports.

State Democrats Show United Front  Johnson Calls for Aill-Qut Efforts To Put U.S. Ahead in Space Race

Training Plan Sent To Congress   Key Foliow-Up To Civil Rights. Proposal by TFK

AWARD NINE AREA STUDENTS DIPLOMAS AT IOWA STATE U.   Jack Hoffman Is   Graduated at Ames  UA ah Pat etinntianil

}AWARD NINE AREA STUDENTS DIPLOMAS AT IOWA STATE U.   Jack Hoffman ts Graduated at Ames  “With Dletinetian”’

Race Riot Hits Lexington, N.C.  7 Negro Youths Held On Open Charges;

Photographer Wounded In Racial Uproar   Violence Erupts When Negroes Try To Mix Facilities

7 Arrested Following Race Riot   Man Is Killed By Gunfire; Another Hurt

Integration Fatality .  (Man Slain In Carolina Riot: ‘Seven Negroes Under Arrest

WHITE SLAIN; SEVEN NEGRO YOUTHS HELD   White Mob Fired On, One Killed, News Photographer Wounded In Riot After Integration Effort.

Another shot from window of apartment  Police use fire hoses to disperse aamaneatroatare

NC Man Dies  From Gunfire: 1 Wounded  Lexington Officials   Lexington Officials Planning to Avert Further Violence

7 YOUNG NEGROES ARRESTED North Carolina Race Riot Gunfire Leaves Man Dead

Gun Shots Disperse White Mob   Hold 7 Negroes; Riot Charges Against Whites

RACIAL TENSION GRIPS SOUTHERN TEXTILE TOWN   ARREST 7 NEGROES IN POSSESSION OF VARIOUS FIREARMS

Blood Flows In Carolina  City Street   Troopers Called To Aid Police In Lexington Battle

KILLED IN NIGHT CLASH   Charges Slated Against Others Who Participated

Race Riot Leaves White Man Slain, Photographer  Shot, 7 Negroes Jailed

SEVEN NEGROES ARRESTED Race Riot Leaves White Man Dead, Another Hurt

Young Negroes Held After Riot   Racial Tension in N.C. Town Grows

BULLETS FELL NEWSMAN, T00; TENSION HIGH   State Police Called to Lexsnare Mayor May Troops   Segregation Bid Sparks Violence; 7 Negroes Are Arrested

o2even Youths Arrested  One Dead After Racial Riot In North Carolina

White Man Slain, Another Wounded  7 Negroes Held In Fatal North Carolina Race Riot

Negroes, Whites Clash In N. Carolina  Man Killed, Di ntameanh on

One Dead In N.C. Race Riot   Seven Negroes Are Arrested In Lexington

Shot Injures Newsman; Seven Negroes Being  Held On Open Charges   After Mass Demonstrations  Greensboro’s Leaders Air Racial Troubles

Another Hit By Gunfire; City Tense   Violence Erupts In North Carolina Integration Drive

Kidnap Car Is Located  Abducted Wi ichit   Abducted Wichita Woman's Purse Found In It

New Frontier Proposals Are High On List   Tax Cut, Federal Aid And Medical Care Feature

88th Congress Convenes For What Promises To Be Fiaht On JFK‘s Proposals

JFK’s wishes disregarded Demos lose hid to increase  senate finance comm. size

Setback to Rate-Slash Supporters   Conservatives Win in Ballot by Demos’ Steering Unit

Okay 'No Illegal Acts’ Pact  Agreement Stays Brick Plant Iniunction Suit

Firemen Travel High — To Fight New York Blaze   Television Affected

Mother Raised 11 Children — Minneapolitans To Get ‘Catholic Family’ Award

TRAFFIC 1S UP IN B&M TEST   Experiment Seeks to Lure Commuter Motorists Back to Trains

HOTT Post zs  GOP’s Open Their Anrival Convention itth Luncheon Homering Mrc. Ramney

Soviets Ahead With Nuclear Weapons; Ban Would Help Reds, LeMay Declares:

JFK Suspends Underground Nuclear Tests   To Spur — Negotiation: On A-Ban 

MOVE INTENDED TO SPUR LAGGING TEST-BAN TALKS   ‘Ready’ to Resume Nevada Tests at Any Time, JFK Savs

Kennedy Suspends A-Tests   Move Planned To Spur Negotiations On Full Test Ban’

Kennedy Calls Halt to Nuclear Tests by U. S.   Move Obviously Intended To Spur Negotiations For Global Test Ban

Spur To Lagging Ban Talks  U.$. Cancels Underground Nuclear Tests

Kennedy Halts Underground Nuclear Tests   Announcement Aimed At Speeding Test Ban Negotiations

Kennedy Orders Underground A-Tests Stopped   Move Designed To Spur Lagging Atom Ban Talks

For John Fitzgerald Kennedy  Tragedy In Dallas... Peace In Arlinaton

Harriman Will Head Talks With Russians   3-Power Sessions To Get Underway in Moscow During July

Harriman Is Named Test Ban Negotiator   Friction Stirred By Parley Plans

Dirksen Raps Lack of Notice ee  Test Talk Move Draws GOP Fire:  ‘Harriman to Be U.S. Delevate

President Picks Averell Harriman As Negotiator In Nuclear Test Talks

Former Envoy Named Chief Nuclear Negotiator... .     Harriman to Represent U. S. at Moscow

—~HARRIMAN IS JFK’S CHOICE~ Chief Negotiator In New Test Ban Talks

Harriman To Lead Test Talks   Chief Negotiator In Top Level Meet Is Picked

HARRIMAN GETS NUCLEAR POST   NAMED TODAY TO MEET IN MOSCOW AS U,S, ENVOY

GROUP WILL , JOIN BRITONS  AT KREMLIN   See Significance In Khrushchev’s Agreeing To Talk

W. A. Harriman ls Negotiator : For U. §. on Ban   Former Ambassador Named by President

DIRKSEN SAYS KENNEDY FAILS IN NEW EFFORT   CITES LACK OF CONSULTATION ON TEST BAN PARLEY

New Ban Talks Called Soviet Slap At Chinese ---May Alter Cold War

Dictator Says Two Red Nation: Cooperating   Makes Statement At Reception Given By King of Loos

Nikita Boasts of Sino-Soviet Accord  Claims Soviet Union, China Will Helo Bury Capitalism

Nikita Makes Show of Burying The Hatchet   Says Communist China, Soviet Union Wilf Throw Last Spadeful of Earth On Capitalism; Greets Ambassador

KHRUSHCHEV SOUNDS OFF IN MOSCOW   Kremlin Boss Tries To Belittle Talk Of Break

RUSSIA, RED CHINA xia; igs K Says They'll Bury H atchet to Bury West

Nikita: Soviets, Peking to Join To Bury West   Vows: We'll Do lt _ Together

RUSSIA, CHINA  WILL BURY U. S.   RedLeaderDemands  Nuclear Concessions

Says Chinese Will Help Bury Capitalism  Russian Premier In High Soirits

Peking to Help Bury Capitalism, Says Nik   Russian Notes Cooperation Between Reds Continuing

Reception Is Setting For Show   Premier Has a Warm ~ Handshake for New  Peking Emissary

Russia, China Together Will Bury Capitalism—Nikita   40-Cent Commuting Service  Called Possible For Marin

Pretty, Honey - Haired Girl Of 18 Is Playing A Waiting Game With Cancel!

Perky Diane Plays A Dangerous Game we ley 8   Honey-Haired Teen-Ager Battles Cancer With Controversial Medicine:

Reich To Assure U.S. It Will Not Pitch In With France Against America

Return Tuesday For Technical Step on Boosts  Governor Places _ Approval on New Tax-Budget Bill

U.S. Budget Bureau To Recommend Lake Michigan Port, National Park

Kelly Outlines A GOP Funds Plan   Missouri Republicans In Kansas City for Lincoln Day Program.

[Won't dismiss his housekeeper  Roman Catholic bishop defies Vatican

Catholic Bishop Defies Vatican  Refuses to Dismiss Householder Today

Chenault Released By Red Terrorists   Captors Tried To Brainwash Colonel

Terrorists Free U.S. Colonel   Chenault Tells Of 191 Hours In Jail; Brain Wash Fails

Terrorists Free U.S. Army Man   Venezuela Reds Free Chenault After 191 Hours

FALN Frees Chenault in Venezuela   Colonel Unharmed as Reds Let Him Go. Constantly Guarded

Clutter Slayer Loses—  Supreme Court Won't Hea Convicted Killer of Four

Diewa's Army Nasolved Of Raid Blame  Ledge Meets With Ruler in Wake OF   Lodge Meets With Ruler in Wake OF  Gordan Pacietraner

Lodge Holds Short Talk With Diem   State Crisis Is Not Discussed At Public Meeting

Police Shot  Kills Girl  Participant Second Big  Demonstration EF... £'..... 52.7

US. Warns of Sharp Aid Cuts to S. Viet Nam   Diem Troops Have Apparently Smashed Student Resistance

Police Shoot Girl Student During Clash   U.S. Envoy Calls On President As Hundreds Jailed

Against Opposition borces U.S. Warns Diem [tll Cut Aid  If Harsh Policies Continue

One Slain; 2,000 Others Are Jailed   Student Leaders Ask U.S., Vietnamese Generals for Help

TROOPS MAINTAIN ORDER IN SAIGON TODAY  May Cut U.S. Funds to Viet Nam

More Nuclear Arms Deployed   May Eventually Mean Manpower Reduction

Kansas Solons Ready for Action  Legislature Winds Up Formalities

No Legislation On Calendar As State ‘Lawmakers Open Second Session Day

CORDINER BOWING OUT AS GE CHIEF   Fred J. Borch, 53, of Darien Executive V. P., to Succeed Him

‘Attempt To Head Off Caribbean War   Emergency Session  Of OAS Convened

Lyndon Johnson now President of U.S.   Loss of Kennedy   IN EAST ROOM, WHITE HOUSE  Body lies in repose

New President Assumes Reins Of Government   Capitol Hill Veteran Calls Series of Top Level Meetings

LBJ Faces Awesome Task Of Presidency   Kennedy  Came Here In 1960

Johnson Takes Up Heavy Duties Of Presidency   Holds Conference With Secretary Rusk, Former President Eisenhower

Johnson Begins First Full Day As Presiden  New Chief Executive Takece Qath af OF   New Chief Executive Takes Oath of Of fice on Plane a  Dallas, Tex.

Military Chiefs Discuss Cyprus   LBJ Pledges Complete Support to End Strife

Turkish Jets Again Roar Over Island   Britain Orders In Additional Troops; Commanders Meet

Military Chiefs of Three Nations Plan Strategy; Uneasy Truce Goes On Despite Turkish Plane Buzzing   Makarios Asks Securitv Council Hear Charges

Uneasy Truce Sull Holding, But Turkish Jets Fly Again Over Island

Four ‘Mavericks’ Join Democrats In 18-15 Vote Upholding Governo:

Republicans Seen Heading Into Contest  Emotional Appeal Matched Acainst

Iwo Sharp Appeals In GOP Campaign  Emotional Approach, ‘Can Win’ Thinking

GOP Rating Most Likely To Succeed  ¢ Barry, Rocky Camps Boast 2  ee ee eer

“NEARLY 11.000. X-RAYED “HERE   Barry Or "Rocky?" -- Loos pe eae aa GOP Faces” s Emotional _Can-Win. Claim 

Redistricting Bill Passed By Assembly   PAeasure Faces   Measure Faces Reynolds’ Veto; Court Fight Likely

Assembly Okays Districting Plan  Ignores Reynolds On Veto Threat

Willow Grove Has 2nd Crash In Month As Marine Pilot Is Killed Landing Fury Jet   BOARD OF INQUIRY

COUNTY ATTORNEY FILES ORAL APPEAL AGAINST MAYOR’S COURT ACTION IN LIOLIOR CASE HERE

COUNTY ATTORNEY FILES ORAL APPEAL AGAINST MAYOR’S COURT ACTION  ase 1 CDR Bae Ee ees

NEW INVASION FE ARS SWEEP IAGROSS CUBA   informants Claim Alarm Began 3 Days Ago; Security Tight   RUSSIAN SOLDIERS REPORTED HELPING

Jittery Cuba Fears Attack Alerts Army   Troops Guard Strategic Points in Capital City

Cuba Alerts Its Coastal Defense   Reports Spread Abou  ein i at a

State Of Alert Called In Cuba: Attack Feared   Telephones Cut Between U.S. And Havana; City Quiet

North Coast Seen Target  Of Invaders  Central American Roafnoese Hidenut«s   Central American Refugee Hideouts Under Observation

Alert Order Given Cuba Army Units   New Raids Seen Slated On North Coast By Exiles

Exiles Reported Set To Attack   Castro Alerts Troops ~ To Check Rebel Raids

Cuba Goes On Alert: Raids Seen   Unusual Central American Exile Activity Is Reported

Cuba Alerts Troops; New Raid Feared  Forces in Capital Beefed Up Amid Invasion Reports

Castro's Troops Are Placed On Alert.   Reports Indicate Exiles May Be Planning A Raid

Troops Put on Alert; Exiles Reported Active   Cubans Believed Watching for Bigger Raids Than Previous Forays Along Country’s Coast

From Nica ragua ?  Invasion Fears Grip Cuba; Army Placed On Alert

SUPERVISORS SHOCKED BY INCREASE   INVASION FEARED      Castro Militia on Guard

FEAR ATTACKS FROM EXILE GROUPS   Soldiers Guard Strategic Points In Havana   Arriving In Florida Report Soviet Troop Activity In Capital

Cuba Beefs Up Forces On Coast  Expecting New Invasion by Anti-Castro Forc

Preparedness Moves Follow Intelligence Reports of Possible Incursions by Exiles

Moves Big Guns, Troops To North Coast Points   Thinks Raids May Be Larger Than Hit-And-Run Attacks Made By Exiles Recently

Cuban Militia Alerted After Invasion Scare  Castro Forces Gird For Attack From Central America

RUMORS OF EXILE MOVES GET ACTION   Unusual Activity Is Reported From Several Nations

Cuba Forces Put on Alert   New Moves Ordered After Reports Of Possible Incursions by Exiles

Cuba Alerts Troops   Intelligence Units Report Possibility QF Coastal Attacks

Troops Move Onto Island's North Coast  Military Watching Bar Ranehtian OF   Military Watching For Repetition OF Hit-And-Run Raids

CUBA BEEFS UP ARMED FORCES FOR INVASION   MPV PAC THOA CvVvil Ce  EXPECT ATTACK FROM NICARAGUA

Castro alerts militia; big guns to coast  Brace for raids from exiles on

Cuba Fears New Attack By Exiles   North Coast Also ‘Beefed-Up’ For Possible Invasion

Castro Puts His Forces —  On the Aleri  Dewitt ‘Ley ry pas Datrale   Bracina for More Raids

Castro Puts Armed Force  Qn the Alert   Posts Bigger Concentrations Through Havana

Castro ‘Alerts  Tranne: Daidinn 1hUUpo, NUTUEYy  By Exiles Hinted  Military Watches For New Attacks By Cuban Units

David and Reynard   Suspected Ax Murderer  Claims Confession False

Deaths of Stars Cause Concern  Cancer Kills 280,000 Each Year, But Number Could be Decreased

—Hoped: ‘Yo Inherit Boy, 16; ‘Shoots Pathe ‘Mother Badly Wounded

 American Leaders ‘Hypocrites’  Red Press Reaps Propaganda Harvest on U. S. Racial Strife

‘ POLICE DOG PICTURE USED IN NORTH KOREA-—  ‘U.S. Racial Violence Gives Reds Harvest of Propaganda

News Andlysis. Russian Propaganda Machine  Makes Hay On Racial Unrest

GOLDEN HARVEST OF PROPAGANDA  Reds Capitalize on Racial Violence in U.S.

—_—-~— ed reer en enn  Communists Make Most Of U.S. Racial Violence

BRANDED ‘DISEASE OF CAPITALISM’  Reds Exploit Racial Crisis   Analysis: ‘WHAT THE NEWS MEANS

Harvest for Communist Propaganda  Reds Have Field Day With U.S.  Racial Violence

Reds Use Violence As Theme  Tell World U.S.  LK repedam Te M rane

ADDRESSES EDITORS Rockefeller Sees Threat From GOP Right Wing, JFK Policies

Home Declares Britain Should Make Decision On Future Nuclear Status

New Session of Parliament Is Opened... .     Home Pledges Social, Industrial Reforms

Tery Program Aired oo M onarch Gives P ledge  As Parliament Opens

Modernizing Of Industry  Is Proposed   Lavish Programs Of Housing, School Expansion Pledged

Home, Party Embark On Major Fight   Seeking To Retain Power; Parliamen' Session Launched

Douglas-Home Draws Line For Political Fight   Opens Session Of England’s Parliament

British Conservative Gov't Starts Crucial Struggle For Victory In Voting Next Year

Tie Hopes to Lavish Program  * * * % British Tories Start Struggle for Victory

Looks To Next Year’s Election  Britain's New Prime Minister Uroes Industry Modernizatior

British Parliament Opens; Support For West Berlin's Freedom. Related

New session of parliament opens  Sir Alec chooses issue of nuclear power for election

Tories Launch Election Fight  Seek Modernized pent to Bedigs  BB. i mg spe ype

SIR ALEC AIRS NUCLEAR STAND  Queen's Speech Calls For Major Changes

Britain Opens New Session Of Parliament   Home’s Government Is Struggling For Victory In Vote

First Lady Of S. Viet Nam Calls U. S. Junior Officers Little Soldiers Of Fortune

Unified Forces Viewed as Jab At Paris Stand   Mac and Fanfani Consider Proposal

Army Junta Str ugeling With Task   Civilians Mourn Death Of Olympio At Native Village

Grunitsky Agrees To Lead Togo   Former Premier To Form New Regime To Replace Junta

State Debt Reduced by $13.5 Million  Bjornson Makes His Report on Finance Picture

Bloomfield Hills Mother  Is Victim   Bullet Hits Her As She Works In Kitchen Of Home

Mother of Five In Bloomfield Hills Fridax  qs Waren fee ROS tape neal tg ee ge  panier !

70 STORES JOIN DOWNTOWN SALE   Retailers to Be Open Three Nights Beginning Monday

ABC Voting Sull Shows  Bitterness   Dry Vote Getting Bigger In Local Liquor Balloting

Huge Parade Is Today's Feature AtNAACP Meet   FBI Criticized By 2 Leaders

Chicago Rally May Aftract 100,000   Freedom Marchers Mass for Gigantic Parade on Loop

GOV. CONNALLY OUT OF DANGER; WIFE ADVISES HIM OF PRESIDENT’S MURDER

Inside Today’s Times   Man Kills Wife, Preacher, Self  Children Watch Triple Slaying

VHIGrER OF So VICTIMS sec Heeey Prama  Crazed Ex-Convict Slays Wite, Pastor, Self at Church Service

Damage Estimated At $35 Million As 2nd Territic Flood Swamps Buffalo

Flood Damage Set at $35,000,000 ,  Second 3- to 4-Inch Rain in Ten Days Swamps Buffalo

Evacuate 300 By Boat After 4 In. of Rain   State of Emergency Declared; Governor Orders All Assistance

SECOND TORRENT IN 10 DAYS  Estimate Buffalo Flood Damage At $35 Million

Violent Storm  kills 2?   Glassport, Pa., Badly Damaged By Huge Winds

2 Die, 70 Hurt At Glassport; Damage Great   90-Mile-an-Hour Winds Whip Towns Demolish Buildings

Unsuccessful Laotian Talks Will Resume  Both Sides Marking Time While Leaders Schedule Meetines

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Guns Silent In Laos As Neutralists, Pro-Communists Confer

Talks on Laos Resume Tuesday   Lull in Fighting in Fourth Day; Reds Hold Fast to Seized Area

Laos Fight Is Still In Lull   Reds Hold Fast To Territory  Already Taken

Laos Front Quiet For Fourth Day   Both Sides Biding Time During Parley

Stock Prices Are Soaring  To New Peak   Believe Investar Confidence Chief Factor In Spurt

Employment Practices. Bill Ready   Little Hope Seen By Anybody For Passage Other Rights Action

Studebaker Layoff Time This Week   4,000 Go With  Last Aulomohike

Onetime Saratoga GOP Boss James Leary Dies, Was Hanley Letter Figure

U.S. Views. Cautiously Talks On Ban  To Consult Allies On Khrushchev’s Latest Proposals

16 Children Are Killed In Five Blazes  Carbon Monoxide 6a: Fires Kill At Least  9Z Cp Ear Thie Ulaal-

unning ahead of 62 Kansas wheat harvest seen as one of earliest on record

Segregated Chain Stores Face Wide Boycott   Negroes Call Off March Planned for Savannah

CORE Plans Nationwide Store Boyeott  Move to Fallow Mass March On Washington

Negroes Plan Chain Boycott   National Boycott To Hit Variety, Department Stores, Official Says.

Soviet Combines Orbit Shot With Threat Of Devatation Of} America

—~ ombined. With Threat Soviet Fires Unmanned ‘Cosmos 22’ Into Space.

Murder, Rape, Holdups Mar S.F. New Year’s;  Police Dogs a Success

"Hot Line” to Moscow Comes fo Life Hourly -- but Merely on a Test Basis

Quick Brown Foxes Chatter On Hot Line   Russians Back Down After 9-Hour Delay

Congress Is Facing Tough Problems in The 1964 Session   Tax Cut and Civil Righis Legislation Te of Tan af Téet.

Civil nghts and tax struggles contront Congress next week   Foreian aid

_ New Successes for President Johnson Predicted  Congress Ends Longest Peacetime Session

Warned Uf battles Ahead  Congress Closes  Longest Session In Time Of Peace   Moscow-Peking Row Shar pening Expected

Major Issues Still Facing Congressmen   End Longest Session With Fair Warning From Mansfield

Congress Ends LongestPeacetime Session, Difficult Decisions Ahead

RIGHTS AND TAX SLASH BIG ISSUES   Some Believe Johnson May Be  More Successful

Congress Ends Long Session   Civil Rights, Tax-Cut Fights Still Face Conarescmen Naxt Year

Winds Up 1963 With Senate Nod To $3 Billion Foreign Aid Bill; Other Measures Passed Listed

‘Longest Peacetime Congress Ends, Faces Tough Decisions On Return

Decision on Aid Brings Week’s Respite for 88th  Session Outstanding Mostly for Lenath Adiourns to January 7

Difficult Decisions Due In 1964 ti ee  Legislators Will Return In 8 Days

Congress Ends Longest Session In Peacetime Fra   Defense Spending Likely To Be Cut

AS CONGRESS QUITS FOR ’63— More Tough Decisions Confront New Session

Tax Reduction and Civil Rights Big Issues Next Term  Congress Adjourns but Will Stee Alaw Gacc’an in 8 Pave

—Aftermath of Longest Peacetime Session—  Difficult Days Lie Ahead for 88th Congress

Ready for New Year’s—   New Congress to Face Some Hard Decisions

FAIR WARNING OF BIG SCHEDULE ON RETURN GIVEN   CIVIL RIGHTS, TAX LEGISLATION STILL LIE AHEAD OF 88TH

Lengthy '63 Session Of Congress Was Just A Beginning, Mansfield Tells Senate

Drawn-Out 88th ‘Just Beginning’   FLICKER OF ETOHT   MEDICAL BILE   TOP REQUEST

Congress Ends Long  Session New Battles Ahead, Says Sen. Mansfield

Congress To Face Difficult Decisions   Ends Longest Peace Session

_JustaBeginning  x Kk x« « « x K +  Tough Battles Ahead for Congress

Congress Closes Longest Session; Back in 8 Days  Difficult Decisions Ww

Ike's Brother Calls Role in Cuban Prisoner Swap Plan ‘Exasperating

Milton Eisenhower Book Scores Tractor ‘Fiasco.  After Bay Of Pigs Move

JFK Asks Peaceful Protests      U.S., British N egotiators Tackle Ban Pact Details   @ Dr. Milton Eisenhower  Describes Tractor Deal With Cuba

PROGRESS REPORTED  A-Test Talks Could Lead  To Summit   FRENCH REVOLT   THE WORLD'S TALLEST _   Inside Story Of Cuban Deal   Milton Kisenhower Bitterly Assails hennedy

Says Kennedy Didn’t Keep Promise  Ike's Brother Attacks JFK on Prisoner Swap

Ike’s Brother Tells Episode  Phone Call Brings Tractor Swap ‘Muddle

“Bay Of Pigs’ Sequel — : Dr. Milton Eisenhower Brainwashed By JFK

Checks Test Oats—   Dr. Eisenhower: Tractor Swap  ‘Amazing, Muddled’ Incident

Clumsy Effort: Dr. Eisenhower stants tsetse  Cuba Prisoner Muddle Unveiled

History Was Muddled  Dr. Eisenhower Writes Of The Cuban Incident

Cuban Prisoner Swap Called One Of Most Muddled Events In History

President Wants Tax On Foreign Stocks.   Bay Of Pigs Sequel Branded A Muddle By Ike’s Brother ~

‘The Wine Is Bittey: U. 5. and Latin America’ Cuban Tractor Deal ‘Amazing and Muddled  Incident,’ Milton Eisenhower Says in Book

Significance ‘Not Great  Ike Urges Cutback In U.S. Troo ps In Europe

Craft Hits In Ravine Near Farm   Young Pilot Was Landing in Fog; FAA Investigates   Picture Page Two

Clergyman shot 6 to 8 times, possibly stabbed   Car bleod spattered

House Adjourns Affer Rejecting Plan To Put 2 Per Cent Tax Upon Services.

Russian Grair Sale Presents Biggest Issue   Conferees Seeking To Settle Dispute On Credit Support

Under Ransom Program.  More Cuban - Americans Brought Out Of Cuba

Police Say Some Armed  With Knives  Governor’s Threat Causes Site To.Be Moved Out Of Rio

53 Nabbed En Route To Meeting  ~ Governor Orders  Police Crackdown

Connally To Tell Plans For Redisticting Appeal At Press Conference ‘Tuesday

SUULHERN POLITICAL BOSS IS- ANGRY  . Retaliation Vowed On ‘Off Limits’ Ruline

In The Nick Of Time! Pennsy Railroad Fireman Brushes Tot From Path Of Moving Freight

Rescue Near Greenville Railroad Fireman Saves  Child From Train’s Path

Pennsylvania Railroad Fireman Pushes  18-Months-Old Girl From Train’s Path   Senate Group Ends Rail Dispute Hearings Today

DRAMATIC RESCUE IN OHIO  Fireman Pushes Girl  From Path Of Train

Risks Life To Save Another  Railroad Fireman Rescues  Child From Path Of Train

Johnson Confers High Honors On 31 Men, Women   Nation’s Highest Peacetime Civilian Awards Presented At White House

Receive Medal of Freedom      Highest Peacetime Award Presented 31 Americans

Western Allies Expect Trouble   Look for More Road Blocks Into Berlin

Expect Russia To Erect More Roadblocks  Allies Accuse Reds Of Arbitrary And Uniustified Action

Still Try to Assess ‘Why Allies Expect to Face More Woes on Convoys

SOVIET HALTS OF CONVOYS PUZZLING   Russian Action Called Unjustified By Allies  REASONS   For Berlin Harassments Sought By U.S., Britain And France

Despite bitter protests Western Allies anticipate more roadblocks into Berlin

In and Around the City of Berlin ....  Alltes Expect Harassments, Roadblocks

Allies Expect: Soviets to Halt More Convoys   Russians’ Purpase In Harassing Allies Hasn‘t Been Revealed

Roadblocks are expected  to continue Protests mean no end to aloom:   Protests mean no end to gloom; chapter of ‘war’

Despite Bitter Protests, Allies Expect More Russian Roadblocks on Highway to Berlin

DESPITE BITTER PROTESTS  New Roadblocks Likely      Reds Unveil New  Defense Missile

Western Allies Expect Russ To Throw More Roadblocks Across The Autobahn

“More Russian Highway Halts Seen by Allies   d Western Nations Are Asking Why

Allies Expect More Blocks On Autobahn  Accuse Moscow Of Unjustified Action ln Delaying Convoy

Looking for Roadblocks ad to Berlin   :cuse Kremlin of y, Unjustified Move

Little Hope Bova Still Alive But  Continue Search Entombed 16 Days; Shaft Enlargement May Take Two Days

Hope flickers, then dies out  Crew electrified for instant when voice imagined

Awaits Word on Husband   Crews Continue Drilling © . Hopes of Reaching Bova _Alive Flicker and Fade...

Voice’ Merely Sifting Sand in Hunt for Miner   Four Shafts Used In Bova Search

Sales Spotlight   Hope Flickers, Dies Sounds Heard In Mine  Weren't Bova’s V oice

]IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Hope of finding Hazleton miner alive rises, then recedes today

Hope of Finding Bova ls Fading  ‘Voice’ of Miner Turns Out to be Movement of Sand

Drill Crews Work On in  Bova Seareh  Snand Firet Thonghi   Sound First Though To Be Miner’s Voice Raises False Hopes

Hope of Finding Bova Alive Flickers as Searchers Renew Their Probing

Hope For Bova Rises But Falls   Brother Thought He Heard A Call From Miner's Tomb

Efforts fo Drill Shaft fo Bova Continuing  Man May Go Down To Area Where Miner Trapped

Man May Be Sent Into Mine....  Hope for Bova’s Life Flickers, Then Dies

Blair Decision Delayed State Ageney Approves New ‘School Plans for 24 Counties

Michigan Tornado Recalled — ‘Mama, Have The Trees  Gone Mad?’ She Cried

Michigan Tornado Recalled  Gurl, 10, Said, ‘Mama, Have TreesGoneMad?’

Tornado Injured Hundreds  Trees Went Mad 10 Years Ago In Downstate Flint

Tornado Hit Flint Region Decade Ago  116 Persons Died, 867 Injured, 340 Homes Destroyed

Steel Hikes Probed   Federal Grand Jury Subpoenas Surprise Six Major Producers

RUSSO-CHINESE  A A RNIN CIN SEN ge RRR UNE  Moscow Talks Yield No Amity   Test Ban Parley To Open Monday

Uhinese team Expected fo Go Back fo Peking  Two Sides Hint Parley Could Resume Later

Sino-Soviet Peace Talks ‘End’ With Differences Unresolved   Khrushchev Reaffirms No U.N. Force Funds

Polaris Patrol Efforts Pushed  First Mediterranean Subs Seen This Year

Would Stay As Head Of  Province  UN Official Says — Proposal Will Not

Wants To Be President Of Katanga   No Reaction From President Of Congo Concerning Offer

PROVINCIAL PRESIDENT  Tshombe Offers To Yield If He Remains As Leader

CENTRAL REGIME WOULD HAVE T0 AGREE TOPLAN   Offer Includes UN Entry Into Kolwezi, Last Stranghalrl   REACTION AWAITED

Katanga Leader  To Yield   Province Presidency His Major Condition

 Wants To Remain As President  Tshombe Offers To Yield Willingly

Ishombe Offer Includes Free Kolwezi Entry  VU ntannn Deaci:naant   Katanga President To Yield Peacefully If Conditions Met

Tshombe Offers Deal On Katanga  Wants To Stay As Provincial President

Mob Burns Embassy  In Jakarta  Homes Of British Diplomats Attacked

Huge Indonesia Mob Destroys British Embassy   Protests Support Of Malaysic

Protest Creation Of Malaysia Indonesians Set Fire 'To British Embassy

Indonesian Mob Burns British Embassy   Troops Move In To Put Down Demonstrations

British Embassy ls Burned by Mot  aAmnanctrntarc Rint   Demonstrators Riot Against Malaysia

Object To New State, Malaysia   Most Savage Demonstrations Reported To Date, Troops Moving In

PROTESTING CREATION OF MALAYSIA British Embassy, Homes  Burned By Indonesians 

Attack embassy pe rsonnel’s homes  Indonesian demonstrators loot, fire British embassy

Protesting Malaysia's Formation   Former British Territory Alert For Hostile Actior

BRITAIN WARNS INDONESIA TO STOP ATTACKS   Demand Comes After Rioters Sack, Burn British Embassy   ANGRY MOB SHOUTS:  “CRUSH MALAYSIA”

N ew Nation ‘Takes Steps F or Defense   British Protest Indo Riots After Building Sacked

British Embassy Burns As Indonesians Riot  Demonstrations Follow Formation — 1 Maw C2 in Apete Eatacatian

Indonesians Fire Embassy Of Britain   Troops Sent After Rioting And Sackine

Indonesians Sack British Embassy .  - Rioters Protest _ British Backing of Malaysia

Indonesians Burn Brifain’s Embassy, Club  Mob of 10,000 Shows Hate For Malaysia

Demonstrators In Jakarta Set Embassy Afire   Troops May Quell Malaysia Protest

Soldiers Move To Quell Riot   10,000 Protest . Formation Of Malaysia Federatiar

Rioters Burn British Post In Indonesia   Protest Support of Malaysia; London  Asks Behavior End

in maonesia  Troops May Halt Riot   Steering Unit  Buddhist Issue, China Proposal Before U.N.

Incos Burn, Loot British Heacauarters   Homes Attacked, Pillaged in Fierce Anti-Malay Riot

ANTI-MALAYSIA PROTEST Indonesian Rioters Burn British Embassy Building

SAY TROOPS MOVING IN QUELL MOBS   Over 10,000 Are Engaged In Attacl On Buildings

Police Fail To Halt Riots In Indonesia   Demonstrators Protest Creation Of Anti-Communis+t Malaysia

British Embassy. Burned   Rioting Mobs . Are Protesting New Malaysia

Angry 100 Goes Un Nampage  British Embassy Burned; London Assails Indonesia

British Embassy  Burned   Indonesia Mechs Protest: Malaysia  In Waret Violence:

Indonesians Protest Creation Of M alaysia  British Embassy Burns

40 Die As Boat Sinks  Fire Hits Argentine   Fire Hits Argentine Craft In River Plate

Senate Plans Full Probe Of Slayings   To Include Oswald Killing And Motives

SEN, DIRKSEN REVEALS Senate Group Will Undertake Full Probe of Assassination

Girl Is Nearly Blinded, Report: Police Puzzled  Younqsters Attacked

Problems of Viet Nam, Foreign Aid Trouble President at Hyannis Port   U.S. Refuses to Hand Over Buddhist Refugees

U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments— Justices Divided  Challenge to Reading of Bible Split Judges Potter and Block

U.S. May Okay Seven On-Site A-Inspections  Russ Unwillingness   Russ Unwillingness To Continue Talks Said Disappointing

U.S. Pares A-Test Ban Site Total   Seven Stations Acceptable If Procedure ‘Meanineful’

Mother Perishes Trying In Vain To Rescue Three  Of Her Children In Fire

Winter Fires Take High Toll  Mother Dies Trying Ve Gown 2 Clhildsean

Winter Fires Take High Toll  Mother Dies Trying To Save 3 Children

Winter Fires Take High Toll  Mother Dies Trying   Mother Dies Trying To Save 3 Children

Winter: Eight Children Are Fire Victims   A Mother Dies Trying To Save Her “Babies”

WIDELY SEPARATED POINTS Series of Tragic Fires Gaim  The Lives of Eight Children

Nikita Slaps Kennedy for Berlin Visit  ‘International Atmosphere Poisoned’

Charges JFK Berlin Visit Poisoned Air   Reaffirms Policy of Coexistence  With the West

Variety Marks Day  For Legislators  Weekend Adjournment Taken With Major Problems Hanging

Supreme Court Overturns Convictions Of Sit-in Demonstrators in Five Cases   Natural Gas Prices

Supreme Court Overturns Convictions 0 Sit-in Demonstrators in Five Big Cases

Convictions in Sif-in Reversed  Five Major Cases in South Are Affected

Also Declines to Speed Barnett Contempt Hearing   Hold State Laws On Segregation Unconstitutional

Ait rtve OU-tMs...  High Court Ruling Overturns Demonstrators Convictions

Upsets Convictions Of Sit-Ins Supreme Court Rules Against Lecal Laws That Favor Races

High Court Rules. In Trust, Racial Utility Rate Areas   Approve FPC Plan on Gas

Five Major Cases Involved  Justice Harlan Dissented In Dart WIth

Convictions In Sit-In Cases Overturned   Court Rules On Five Cases

Supreme Court Delivers Opinion—  onvictions of Sit-In Participants Overturned

High Court Rules on 5 Top Cases   Decision Affects More Than 3,000 Demonstrators   COURT ROUNDUP Page Eight

Brass Seeks Restoration Of §9 Billion   Cartoonist’s  View Of LBJ

$9-BILLION SLASH LOOMS (ON REGUESTS   President Will Include Budzet In Congress Talk

Sources Report Chief May Veto Public Works Bill   Military Support In New Fiscal Year  Set at $51 Billion

Shrugs Off Russian Hospitality.  Steinbeck Denounces Professor’s Arrest

U, §. NOVELIST DEPLORES RUSS ‘SPY ARREST’   Steinbeck Says Cultural Exchange Program “Toe Dangersus”      NEGOTIATIONS FOR TALKS CANCELLED

Ban-Bomb Marchers  Plan Rally   British Secret Pamphlets Snapped Up On London Hike

Marchers, police clash  Ban the bomb demonstrators 11,000 strong

Police Seize Pamphlets ‘Secret’ Data Displayed In British Peace Mareh

WHERE TO FIND IT   MARCHERS, POLICE BATTLE  ed ccccecestatenataeisaniiy. si atta alata ttt CC CCl CCl OD A Ce  Clash Over British ‘Secrets’

~SECURITY LEAK PROBED‘T’ve Got A Secret’ Is  British Marching Song

OVER ‘SECRET PAMPHLET’  British Bomb Marchers Collide With Police

 Officials Seek Leak Peace Marchers Circulate New Batch of Secret Data

E. Germany WantsControl Of Air Traffic   Charges Explosives To Blow Up Wall Flown In By West

Renew Old Demands  East Germans Demand Right To Control Air Traffic To West Berlin

Parliamentary Tangle Clouds Sanford’s Bill   WOODARD, KIRBY AMONG SIGNERS

Only Two High Court Posts at Stake Tuesda)   Mayoralty Races Being Held In 25 Cities: 3.4 Million Eligible to Vote.

Pair Jumps To Safety From Plane   Bomber Commander Dies In Flaming Wichita Wreckage

Bonn Requests New Assurance From Allies   Fear Recognition Of Red Germany

Highway Money Controversy With Issue Cleared, Ohio House OK’s Safety Funds

California Reserve Bank Admits Loss   Federal Bank Officials Believe Certificates Accidentally Destrovec

‘GOOD TURN DAY’ THIS SATURDAY   Boy Scouts Will Make Collection Of ‘Good Turn Day’? Bags

Will Collect Clothing for Handicapped Here Saturday   Scouts to Pick Up Bags at Homes

IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHWAY 7 ASKED   Highway Commission Agrees To Take A Look At Road

Bonn Suggests Compromise On Tariff Cuts   Plan Offered to Break Deadlock Between United States, Mar. ket Nations.

Erhard Offers Compromise in  Trade Dispute   Common Market, U.S. Deadlocked Over Tariff Cuts

Common Mart U.S. Deadlock End Sought   Herter To Study Proposal Following Its Formal Drafting

W. German Official Offers Solution To U.S.-Common Market Stalemate

‘Violation Of International Law’  Castro To Seize Yankee Embassy

Castro Hit On Seizure Of Embassy   Anti-U.S. Move Is Serious Breach of Internationa! Law

Governor Says Road Funds Low  Hits Handling Of Situation By Lawrence

Scranton Says Highway Building Jeopardized by Democratic Spending

Faults On Su’) Said Correced   Thresher Officér Cites Problems Before Last Dive

Thresher Had Faults, Eleetrical Officer Says  Tells Probers All Corrected Before It Made Fatal Test Dive

Flaws Plagued A-Sub Thresher  Officer Tells Court Faults Corrected

Air System ‘Continuing Problem’  Some Valves Operated in Reverse

Navy inquiry board told Mechanical problems on  Thresher were corrected

‘Vital for Surfacing  Thresher Crewman Says A-Sub Had Trouble With Air System

Adjourn as mark of respect to his memory  Senate sorrowful over Kefauver’s death

Senate Paying Respect Today To E. Kefauver   Gore Performs Traditional Rite

Votes to adjourn  Senate expresses sorrow over death of Kefauver

Senafe Pays Last Respect To Kefauver   Senators Quickly Adjourn to Mark Memory of Estes

American Group Removed From Haiti Capital   Governmental Dependents Airlifted As U. S. Naval Task Force Watches

Last Of 220 Dependents Depart Toda   Reports Say Britain Also Sending Home Families OF GIs

Reject Road Board Nominee   15 Other Hughes Nominees Given Senate Approval

Varied Action in House ‘Longer Trucks Get Approval Of Senate: Bill to Dalton

Charter Change Campaign Due for Last-Minute Push   Ultimate Goal Same, But Civil Rights Groups Disagree on Degree of Militancy

She Walked. With Nation‘ s : Grief Six tong Blocks To Church Services

President Johnson Leads The Nation in Mourning   Terrible Ordeal for fArs. Kennedy Reaches Its Final Phases Today

Damage Runs Into Millions After Rains   Thousands Upon Thousands Of Acres Are Under Water

nesuits incompiete   Eastern Wheat Vote Is Against Kennedy’s Plan

Small Farmers Vote Against Wheat Project  Heavy Opposition Is  Offered by Growers . ae : hy an 6 meee i re

SET FORMAL OPENING ‘OF UTECH INSURANCE '& REAL ESTATE BLDG. ON HIGHWAY 75 SOUTH

SET FORMAL OPENING OF UTECH INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE BLDG. ON HIGHWAY 75 SOUTH  invite Inspection Friday af Macern

SET FORMAL OPENING OF UTECH INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE BLDG. ON HIGHWAY 75 SOUTH  Invite inspection

Wants to Adjourn  Legislators Rush fo End Action on Bills Tonight: Move "Big Truck” Measure

Hurricane Flags Raised on Isle Hoi Ki, Dominican  i OI i i gM ln   Haiti, Dominican  Residents Alerted

Edith Is Near  The Dominican Republic, Haiti Destructive Winds,  Torrential Rains,  ‘High Tides Likely

‘Hurricane Edith     ! Warning Flags Are Posted Ir  ‘Haiti, Dominican Republic

Hurricane Flags Raised on Isle  Haiti, Dominican   Haiti, Dominican Residents Alerted

High Tides, Winds Expected Hurricane Flags Up as Edith ‘Moves on Caribbean Islands

100 MPH WINDS   Haiti, Dominican Republic Brace For Hurricane Edith

NORTHEASTERN STATES ALSO HIT BY GALES   No Letup In Prospect For Wide Sections Of The Nation   WEATHER’S DEATH TOLL CLIMBS TO 155

New England, New York Get Foot Of Snow   Cold Front Brings Sub-Zero Readings To Midwest: Sector

TAX GUT MAY FACE TROUBLE   House Will Have To Ac By June, Strategists Say

Deadline On Tax Cut Vote Noted   House Vote By June Seen Necessary For 1963 Income Effect

But House Must Act  By June   Slash Retroactive To Jan. 1 Dropped From Consideration

Cut To Affect 1963 Income Not Rated High By Men Close To Problem

How It Wuz  DRIZZLE AND SNOW  GLAZE STREETS — Cubherme Tr el teu

How It Wuz  DRIZZLE AND SNOW"  GLAZE. STREETS... CHANGE TO S) LeH

Britain’s ‘Great Train Robbery’ Is Still Baffling All Of Scotland Yard

British Police Turn to Public for Help As Total of Train Robbery Loot Soars

Liddy, Staff Threatened 45 Minutes  Police Grab Pistol - Off Desk: Out to ‘Get’ 2 Officers

Threatens Liddy, Ag Secretary   Des Moines Man Reportedly Angry At Policemen

U Thant Calls for UN Troops to Leave Congo Despite U.S. Request to Maintain Vigilance

First Lady Doing Beautifully Somber-Faced Husband Gives Report On Baby

America’s First Lady “Had Very Good Night And Is lis Good Spirits”

Governor Plans Different Angle   Will Separate Negroes, Whites By Classrooms

GOP TO BACK SLASH Eisenhower's Appeal Fails To  Change Prospects Of Aid Cut

Reaction Is Mixed OnSoviet WheatSale   Republicans Not Likely To Heed  Eisenhower Plea on Foreign Aid

Aid Cut Fight is Developing Despite Ike  Annual $4-Billion Outlay For Next © Vewsee AAvuarntad

 Statement Expected Today:  Seranton Plans Outline On Constitution Revision

West Germany: ,  NATO Nuclear Force Supported   Adenauer Says Europe Needs U. S. Defense

: Adenauer's Fledge.  W. Germany To Cooperate ‘With Forces Of NATO

German Chief Supports JFK Plan for Nato  Adenaver Also Backs Britain.

Adenauer Gives Pledge on NAIO  RASIEL 2° nrmnparbe VASE   Will Co-operate Wit Kennedy Nuclear Pia

‘Cites Europe Need For Defense Kennedy Gets Adenauer  Support On NATO Foree

Bonn Chief To‘Support NATO Plan   New Pact With France Defended As ‘Unity? Move

West German Leader Backs NATO Plan   Adenauer Pledges Support For Kennedy Concept

Mansfield Leading  Congress in Rebuff  Of Attack by Cuba  ‘Irritating Incident Denounced   ‘Irritating Incident Denounced —Vore Kleet Protection Asked

What a Difference a Week Makes!   H. D. PAULSON, FORMER FARGO FORUM EDITOR. DIES

Scientists Fear Surface Of Moon Micht Be Cobwebby ‘Fairy Castles’

EXPER TS I MSAGRE DF Theories About Moon's Surface Are Explained

Scientists Having Trouble Deciding  What Surface of Moon May Be Like

Reuther Critical Of Rights Bill  Hits ‘Retail’ Vote Peatertinn Anpronck

Discrimination--"A National Disgrace” ....  Reuther Would Bolster Rights Program

Weather   Reuther Boosts New Power for Rights Program   Outlines Proposals For Congress

Reuther Urges Vote for Negroes   UAW Chief for Tougher Program on Civil Rights

REGISTRARS FOR VOTERS PROPOSED   Backs Stronger Provisions In Legislation

Soviet Chiet Plunges Into  Conferences  Satellite Groups Are Lined Up At Surprise Meet   ANNIVERSARY

Rail Study Aims At Fact-Finding  Presidential Board Meets  After Strike Is Delayed

Board Willing But Doubts Meditation Will Be Possible  Have Until July 29 To Prepare Report On Needed Leaislation

Rail Dispute Committee To Mediate if Necessary   Board Okays Dist. 6 Bond Refunding Plan   School Board Finds  Public Eye’ Unpredictable

Will mediate if they can  In effort to solve work rules in railroad dispute

I7-DAY STRIKE REPRIEVE  New Presidential Board Appointed In Railway Dispute

Wirtz Heads Presidential Panel... 0° . Rail Dispute Board Picks. Fact-Finding as Main Job

Six-Man Group Sets Sights On Fact-Finding   Mediation Sought; Must Report To Conaress By July 22

Fact-Finding Is Main Job; To Report July 22  Will Mediate If Opportunity ls At  A fie ea bi

Temporarily averted until end of month   Six-man panel to study dispute, report findings

New Presidential Board Tackles Railway Dispute Alter Strike Is Delayed

MOVE BY JFK POSTPONES STRIKE   Appoints 6-Man Group To Study Work Rules Issue   Possible Walkout By Unions Until July 29: Report Findings By July 22

NO TIME IS WASTED OVER WORK START   Mediation Will Be Tried Before Any Legislation

SHOWDOWN DELAYED... New Board Begins Work On Rail. Labor Dispute

‘Laydown' is thwarted  Pickets attempt to block trucks from work site

Chinese Reds Defend ‘Just’ Wars   Peking Calls Soviet Peace Talk ‘Drivel’

Slaps At Russia Too  “No Real Peace © Until Capitalism Is Buried” — Peking

Senators Disagree On Whether Russia Has Major Buildup  Cuba Topic of Top Intelligence Rerefing hy Speretary af State

Get Briefing From Rusk And McCone   Stennis Promises Inquiry Into Latest Report

RECORD COLD  Parts Of East, Midwest, South Wince Under New Arctic Blast   BRITAIN ENJOYS THAW Snow Lashes Italy, Hungary And Poland

At 74, a 1908 Boxing Champion Challenges Robert, All Other Hikers

Fighting © Flares In Laos Again   Which Side Started New Shooting Has Not Yet Apeared

NEW FIGHTING REPORTED IN CENTRAL LAGS   International Control Group Not Allowed To Investigate   NEUTRALIST FORCES STILL ON DEFENSE

But Ginny May Drift Closer Navy Crew Safe, Ship Riding 25-Foot Seas

Ship's Crew Reported Sale In Hurricane  PY ees EE aoe One   Coast Guard Craft At Scene: Weather Reports Waited

Inside Today’s Times   SHIP STILL AFLOAT IN STORM  ‘Ginny’ Vs. Hopes OF 10 Sailors

Hurricane’s Path Perils Naval Craft   Ginny Could Move To Southwest Even Closer To Vessel

$30 Million Due Back From Students Enables Balancing of State Budget

UNLY vAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED _, In The .        STUDENTS PAY ON STATE LOAN  TO FIX BUDGET   Balancing Budget Takes Fancy Moves

, Shape Up, Gals, Think It Over   Does the End Justify the Means?

DO SOMETHING, CHAIR-MAN  Wear On Secretarial Anatomy Worries Solon

Judge Keim Wins Minus Vote Battle   Several Other Juvists In Pa, Ave Unopposed

FBI Secrecy Veils Sinatra Kidnap Case   Agents Raid Home, Remove Cartons, Dig Up Box In Yard

MYSTERY CONTINUES  FBI Raids San Fernando Home. Secrecy Shrouds Sinatra Case

Kidnap Case FBI Agents: Maintain Secrecy  . But Are Active And Even Police Unable To Lear:  W/L 2°. *.. Wr'..-]

Reduction Would Jettison License Fee Increase, Reduce Liquor License Hike

‘Go Home Yank Posters Bloom   End of Cambodian Aid Program Urged

Cambodians Cheer Plan To End Aid Public Approves Anti-U.S.: Move

U.S. Phasing Out Foreign B47 Bases   Missiles and B52 Are Retalitory Backbone.

Mills Opposes Heavy Cost, Tax Bill Duo   Ways, Means Head Ends Year Silence; Opinion Echoes GOP Tax Clause Drive

Solon Raps Long Armof  Government  JF Kk’ s P lane ‘Ss.  Yachts Hit

School Bus Move OKd By House  Bill Amended To Make Servic  ‘ST _

House Votes to Permit Parochial Students to Use State-Paid Buses

... Using Bombs      100 Years After U.S. Civil War, French-Canadians Seek Secession

MOSCOW—The Soviet Union Said Saturday if the Atlantic Alliance arms merchant ships with Polaris missiles the Russian navy will sink them,

Quebec Terrorists . . . . Using Bor  100 Years After U.S. Civil ‘War, French-Canadians Seek Secession

Kight More Youths Held After Party  Defendants Enter Bai On Charge Corrupting Marale Of Minare

Asia Move Agreed On By SEATO   Eight-Nation Group Backs Power Play To Discourage Reds

Red China Blamed In Laos SEATO Nations Agree \To Big Power Display

Move Is Aimed To Discourage  Reds in Asia   France Urged to Join Inter-Allied Nuclear Force Now Proposed

Power Sho Is Planned By SEATO   Would Seck  To Discour: "age Reds in Asia

SEATO Nations Act To Stop  Communist Activity In Asia   Soviets Oppose Creation O! New NATO Nuclear Force

PLANS AIMED TO DISCOURAGE ASIA COMMIES   Side Huddles Are Held To Get France Into Nuclear Force   BLAME RED CHINESE FOR LAOS FLAREUP

SEATO Airs Spread Of Communism   Display Of Power In So. China Sea Being Considered

8 Nations Plan Show 'n Far East   Thailand And South China Sea Site;  France Encouraging

Aerobee-Hi Program Move: Back To White Sands Ranae   By HAROLD R&R. WILLIAMS

Patrol Against Reds, Raids   trol Against Reds, Raids  Coast Guard Defies Cuban Guns

Plane Takes Photographs  Coast Guard Patrols Watch Cuba And Activities of Refugees in U. S.

Riding U.S. Air Patrol Over Cuba  Dangerous Work, Reporter Finds

U.S. Coast Guard Catches Kidnapers In Act   By JOE MCGOWAN JR. Accnpiated Prece Staff Writer

Veterans Honored In Annual Rites   Pride and Sorrow Vie As Living Praise Dead   Daily Patrol Keeping Watch Over Cuba

Coast Guard Watches Cuba  Air And Sea Patrols Maintained Daily Off Florida South Coast

ee EEE EE IEE  C sastG uardPatrolsDangerousWaters   Br JOE MCGOWAN JR.

Coast Guard Photographs Kidnaping Raid By Castro   By JOE MCGOWAN JR. Associated Press Staff Writer

U. U.S. Coast Guard Planes Patrol Castro's Cuban Area Every Day   By JOE MCGOWAN JR. Associated Press Staff Writer

Coast Guard Planes, Men Keep Area Between Cuba, Florida Under Watch   Associated Press staff writer and photographer made one such flight. This is a look at the air patrol.

Coast Guard...  ~ Maintain Cuba Watch   By JOE MCGOWAN JR. Associated Press Staff Writer

Air Patrol Over Cuban Waters Sees Pro and Anti Castro Action   By JOE McGOWAN JR.

Coast Guard Maintains Constant Patrol Vigilance Over Cuban Activities

Ecumenical Council Set for Sept. 29  - Pope Prepares for Coronation

Pope Paul VI Sets Sept. 29 As Date  To Resume Council   VATICAN CITY (UPI)—Pope Paul VI, continuing the work of the late Pope John XXIII, today set the second session of the Ecumenical Council for Sept. 29.

Pontiff Calls For Council To Convene   Second Session Set September 29; Preparation Starts

Second Session Set Sept. 29  - Pope Paul Orders Council To Resume

Jury Deliberates Fate of Estes In Fraud Case   Texas Promoter Awaits Decision Of Texas Jurors

Racial Unrest Still Prevails In Much OF N.C.  ‘But Some Progress Is Being Made In  ‘Several Sections

Throngs Arrive For Coronation * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  New Pontiff Will Be Crowned In Rites Tamorreaan

big Narcotics Catch  $33 Million Cache Of Pure Heroin Seized; Two Canadians Held

Wall Street  expects more  supervision Some changes  in procedures to follow SEC study

Wall Street Sees Tighter Supervision   Tension Eases After Report

TENSION ABATED ON WALL STREET AFTER REPORT  SOME RECOGNIZE TIGHTER CONTROL

Tensions Are Eased on Wall Stree! As SEC Final Report Is Released

Sir Winston Honored By U.S   Historic Gesture Lauds Famed Briton

(Old Statesman Honored  Kennedy Proclaims Churchill U. S. Citizen

Sir Winston stands alone  Among all men as honorary citizen of U.S.

Proclaimed By Kennedy Churchill Stands ‘Alone:  As Honorary U. S. Citizer

Winston Churchill Becomes First Honorary U. S. Citizen In History

Churchill Sees ‘Glorious’ U.K. Future As U.S. Makes Him Honorary Citizen

Ungerecedented Historical Stride Tak en by Britain’s Sir Winston

Churchill Expresses Gratitude At Being Named Honorary U.S. Citizen

Only man given honorary U. S. .citizenship  Churchill stands alone among all men

Speeds Onward To Completion Of 22 Orbits   Astronaut and Craft Working Perfectly

Space Pilot on Way to Full 22-Orbit Mission  Cooper to Land in Pacific   Relaxed Cooper Naps in Flight

Astronaut Due To Splash Down At 6:20 Toniaht  Recovery Fleets Ready for Task

Astronaut Has Green Light For 22-Orbit Flight; Ocean Recovery Crews Are Ready

Splashes Down This Afternoon At6:23 p.m. ES7   Given Green Light During 16th Orbit: Sleeps For 71%4 Hours

Astronaut May Go Into Manual Control Landing; Congratulations Pouring In

Expected To Land At 6.23 P. M.   Carrier Kearsarge Heads Ships Waiting In Pacifie For Recovery

Afternoon Splashdown Is Expected  To Fire Retros East Of Shanghai, Land Near Midway Isle

22-Cireuit Plan Is OK’d   Astronaut Takes Photos, Swaps Quips with Pals

Pilot And Spacecraft In Fine Order   Picture-Taking Traveler Due To Land 6:03 EST

Large Recovery Force Waits For His Reappearance Some 80 Miles Southeast of Midway Island

Heading For Splashdown  In Pacific   Astronaut Gets ‘Go’ Signal For Full 22-Orbit J ourney; Landing Set This Evening

Temperature Chart   7-Hour Nap Taken; Vast Pacific Force Waits For Descent

Cool Astronaut Elated At Permission To Make 22 Orbits: Navy Unit Waitine

ry Pilot on Way to Full 22-Orbit Mission  Cooper to Land in Pacific

6 Hours of Surgery  Rejoins Man’s Leg Dociors Optimistic; Feeling, Color, Pulse Return Fast

Senate Group Seeks Overhaul Of Foreign Aid  Tells Administratior   Tells Administratior To Act or Congress May Take Over

Ask Better Selection Of Nations   Foreign Relations Committee Asks For Overhaul

Changes Urged For Next Year   Program’s Best Friend Proves Severest Critic

Otherwise, Congress May Do.It . Administration Is Warned To Overhaul Foreign Aid

Foreign Aid's Best Friend’ Turning Sour   Senate Foreign Relations Panel Advises Overhaul

Several Important Measures Disposed of as House Speeds Up by Working Overtime

FBI CIA Check On Girl Spy?   New York Papers Say Czech Womar Target Of Quiz

Luckert charges Boeing made ridiculously low’ estimates on TFX contract

me  Urged to Aid ‘Little Man‘ Committee Hears Proposal To Double State Income Tax

Pro-Nasser Rulers Walk Out Of Meet   Ba’ath Party Gains Control Of Regime

Split in Syria Threat fo UAR  Pro-Nasser Member: Of Cabinet Resiqn

New Arab Unior Plan Hits Snag   Split Within Syria Labeled As Cause

Syrian Split Threatening  Arab Union  Resignations Leave Socialist Party in Control of Country

Clash in Syria Threatens Split In Arab Efforts   Pro-Nasser Group Resigns in Beirut

Split Threatens New Arab Unior  Government. of Syria  Cabinet Resianina

Riftin Syria Called Threat To Arab Unity  6 Pro-Nasserites   6 Pro-Nasserites On Revolutionary Council Resiqn

Lodge Needs U.S. Viet Agencies’ Aid--Manstfield   Eye Plan to Develop Downtown Lakefront

Mansfield: Back Lodge In Vietnam   Disaster Seen if U.S Agencies Fail To Support Envoy

Mansfield Raps U.S. Units in Vietnam  Claims Lack of Cooperation

‘By All Agencies .     Senator Says Lodge Needs Full Support In Viet Nam

HINTS SOME DISSENSION   Senators Feel Cooperation Is Essential Now

State Called ‘Gamblers’ Fiestaland’  New Yorker Says O#-Track Bettin: Raa $265-Million

San Jose Store   Christ's Last Steps Traced  Day of Sorrow Marked in Jerusalem   TODAY'S PRAYER

Pilgrims crowd Jerusalem  Reverent pilgrims of many land retrace Christ's stens

Jerusalem Sees Ancient Rites   Many Christians Bow Under Heavy Crosses

Jerusalem Pilgrims Follow Last Footsteps Of Christ   Pope Leads Catholics In Marking Crucifixion

Pilgrims, Some Bowed Beneath Heavy Crosses, Retrace Christ's Last Steps

Good Fridav:   Pilgrims From . Throughout World Bow Before Calvary

7 Jerusalem Flags At Half Mast Christian Pilgrims Trace  Christ’s Faltering: Steps.

Jerusalem Sees Ancient Rites  Many Christians Bow  Linder HMaeavy Craccec

On Good Friday Reverent Pilgrims Trace ~The Last Steps of Christ

Transfer of Parochial Students to Public Schools Mountina in Missouri

In Missouri   Parents’ Movement To Take C hildren Out Of Catholic Schools Snowballina

Catholic Pupils Transferred To Public Schools   Denied Funds To Run Buses

Missouri Education Problem  Catholics, Denied State Transport, Sending Children to Public School:

y TAREN TES REDEL AGAINST SLATE  Catholic Pupils Swamping Missouri Schools

Denied Bus Rides  Parochial Students Flood Missouri Public Schools

Fireman Is Killed at  Ilion Fire High School Badly  Damaged bv Blaze

Senate Launches Full Inquiry in Assassination   Justice Department Providing Evidence

Full Report on Assassination Expected Soon   Hoover To Issue Tragedy Findings

Report FBI Chief Will  Bare Assassination Data   Subcommittee Lovnches Probe

FBI to release evidence   Dallas paper says no proof of conspiracy

Russians Are Being Resented TT SERRATE 8 A TTL TNT TTT TT  Refugees Say Economic Woes Mounting In Cuba

ALGERIAN REVOLT  Berber Rebels Take To Mountain Hideouts   NOT NEEDED

Dr. Eugene Blake Joins Baltimore Demonstrations  - Amusement Park   e Freedom Rider   Amusement Park Is Freedom Rider Target on 4th

Tawes Administration Facing Do Or Die ~ Fight With Powerful Slot Machine Lobby

We Gave Russia Maps of Our Undersea Cables: Dem. Conaressman Is Aghast

Kennedy's Papers. ‘Even Doodles’  To Be Placed In Memorial Library

Subcommittee Approval Is On Party Lines   Democrats Slap Down Republican Attempts At Delay

Ships Take Red Troops Home-Rusk   Declines to Say Whether Kremlin Keeping Promise

In disarmament issue debate U.N. assigns priority to underground fest ban

Debate on Full Disarming —  U.N. Group Would Ban Underground A-Tests

Kohler Declines Offer for Senate In 1964 Election  Republican Group May Okay Renk For Candidate

EX-GOVERNOR DENIES HE WAS CANDIDATE  Kohler Backs Renk For Senate

Not Candidate, Big Lift Kohler States; Set For Supports Renk Midnight

Not a Candidate, Kohler Asserts   Former Governor Says He'll Back Renk as GOP Choice for US Senate

Kohler Notin Race; Gives Ren Support  Wants Latter to   Wants Latter to Oppose Proxmire For Senate Seat

JFK Raises Spector Of Economic Recession Unless Income Taxes Cut

'‘Chanaes Tone   — (one  Kennedy Raises Specter Of Economic Recession In Income Tax Cut Drive

s Specter of Recession lf Doesn't Auprove Tax Cut        Conaress f

Warns of ‘Recession’ ...  Note Big Change In President's Tax Cut Plea

JFK Cites Grave Need For Tax Cut   Believes Slash Would Reduce Chances of Any Recession This Year

JFK Says Tax Cut Safeguard Against Slump  Raises Specter of Recession in. Bid ay lk

-REDS END NUCLEAR PARLEY De Gaulle Geis Blame For Collapse Of Talks

Test Talks Broken Off By Khrush   Action Likely Due To Split I West Alliance

Allied  Split  Involved Nik May _  7s setaas oa   Nik May See Opportunity For Move

News Day, Night   K’s Dropping Ban Talks Laid At DeGaulle’s Door   Analvsis Background Of The News

, Reds’ Decision To Break Off Nuclear Test Ban Talk: Seen Direct Result Of Split In Atlantic Alliance

'Khrush Abruptly Cancels Test Ban Talks: Split in Alliance Blamed

TONIGHT IN THE TELEGRAPH   Ban Talks Break Off Due To French Action

Khrushchev’s Decision Tied To De Gaulle  Premier Breaks Off Latest Round Of A-Test Ban Talks

POINT TO DE GAULLE  K's Move to End Talks. Linked to Split in West   Canada Raps U.S. Complaint, Wont Alter Defense Policies

AN ANALYSIS OF THE NEWS:  Break In Test Talks Comes From DeG Split

Test Ban Talks Halted: Allied Split Blamed   Soviet Union Wants Negotiations Resumed In Geneva On Feb. 12

tO GET 4 SENATORS  Straight - Faced Proposal Made To Divide Texas Into Two States

No Pressure On Joint Staff. Taylor Claims   Unanimous Decision To Support Treaty Was Group Action

Gen. Taylor Says Staff Approves   No Pressure From Pentagon Made, - Says Witness —

Gen. Taylor Says Support ls Unanimous  Disadvantages Said Outweighed By Advantages

Joint Chiefs In Study Of  Nuclear Ban   Gen. Taylor Gives Views To Senate Inquiry Group

Gen. Taylor Says Joint Chiefs Of Staff Weren’t Pressured For Treaty Support

Taylor Reports Long Ban Study  No Pressure From The Top, Says He

Crisis Over Atomic Arms Policy Boils  U.S. Insists On  Niunloan Waerknailc   U.S. Insists On Nuclear Warheads To North Defense

‘UNWARRANTED INTRUSIO  UC S. Criticism. Triggers Canadian Government Crisis  Win RINDARER VWAARGED   MR. KR COMMENES:  A Berlin War—Ridiculous   FROGAECLE KILL JARGON  ‘PK’ Sums Up U.S.-Canadian Nuclear Issue

\O RELIEF SEEN sale Batters Rortheast   Gaietv. Solemnity Mark Year's End

Snow, Savage Gales — Claim Lives, Property      ‘See “Giant Storm Isolates West Britain” on Page 3,

Northeast  U.S. Reels  Under Gale 18 Dead As Ley  Freak Of Nature  Continues Assault

MERCURY HITS 30 BELOW: WIND GUSTS 80 MP   Battered Ships Ask Aid; Many Homes Without Heat and Light

Savage Gale Pounds Much Of Northeast   Temperatures Hit 33 Below Zero; No Relief Is in Sight

18 Perish; No elief Seen   Towering Waves Imperil Ships; Snow, Cold. High Winds Continue

‘Comma’ Assembly  Moves Off Stage   Cuba Commando Raid Grossly Exaggerated

Gas Bombs Rout 2,000 Ga, Marchers   Rocks, Sticks Used Against Police; ? Hurt in 2-Hr. Riot ©

Negroes Mass In Chicago To See Daley  Georgio, Maryland Violence Continues University Opened

20th Century Art on Display at KU   GUF Total Ahead Of It's 62 Pace

Spending Cut, Even School Aid Necessary Rolvaag Tells Meeting of State PTA

Rhodes Names Group to Guide Colleges in Ohic  9 Appointed to Board of Regent: To Aid Educatior

Hunt Continues For Negro Leader's Killer   Massive Search Goes On for Assassin Of Medgar Evers; Fears That Ambush Slaying Will Touch Off Further Strife

Wide Search Still on For Evers’ Killer   Leads Traced; Rifle Yields Finderarint

Tension Rises... In Mississippi; Violence Feared  Detective Chief Tells of ‘Leads’ In Ambush Case

Widow Urges Demonstrations Jackson Tense As Evers’ Slayer Is Sought By Law

Massive Search On for Killers Of Negro Leader   Fear Racial Strife Will Be Increased

Racial Strife Ata Glance   Massive Hunt Launched For Assassin of Nearo

Slain Man's Widow Calls On Others of Race to Continue Battle Against Discrimination

Good Leads in Hunt for Evers Killer  Tension Rises in Troubled Mississippi Capital

Tension Mounts  In Mississippi   Search Continues For Evers Slayer

Continue Massive Search For Slaye Of Negro Leader   Federal Troops Ordered Back To Ole Miss Camous

Hunt Is Pushed for His Slayer  NAACP Leader’s Widow Asks Negroes To Carry on Battle

Widow pleas to continue racial battle   Determined death of husband not be in vain

TENSION IS HIGHER IN MISSISSIPPI   ‘Good Clues’ In Evers Shooting Are Reported

Massive Search Continues for Negro's Killer  Tension Mounts !n GES, Sener mm 8 ae   Tension Mounts In Jackson; Police, FB Check-Out Leads

New Strife Feared In  Mississippi  Widow Of Negro Leader Calls For Integration Battle

Massive Hunt On For Slayer   Mississippi Detective Reports ‘Good Leads’

Tension Mounts After Negro Leader’s Slaying   Press Hunt for Ambush Slayer At Jackson, Miss.

Report Some Good Leads  ‘To Assassin   Fear Negro Leader’s Murder To Touch Off More Racial Strife

Mass Search Underway For Medgar Evers Killer As Jackson Stays Tense

Massive Search Continues For Assassin Of Negro Leader Evers   Police Report Some Good Leads; Tension Mounting In Jackson

Widow talks to crowd  All-out search conducted for nearo’s assassin

‘DIDN'T MISS A THING’  Quads Mother Tells Of Births      (See Photo on Page o.

Where To Find Ii   Tories Hold Profumo Seat, Narrow Win Spells Trouble

Relations With HaitiRapidly Deteriorating  U.S. Protests Are Ignored Ry Dictatar

U.S. Ties With Haiti  Deteriorate   Regime Ignores 5 Protests Sent by American Embaceay

AllRelations With Haiti Slump Fast Five U.S. Protests  To Duvalier All Ignored

Haitian relations worsen   U.S. has filed five protests to Duvalier

U.S. Ties With Haiti Are Sagging  Duvalier Ignores  > U. S. Protests

DICTATOR SCORNS WASHINGTON PROTESTS  Haiti Ties Strained By Anti-U.S. Actions

Relations With Haiti Declining U.S. Fires Off  5 Protests in as Many Days

Haitian-U.S. Relations Deteriorating Rapidly With Five Incidents

Haiti Shuns Protests By Washington   Relations Worsen After Increase In Ant-U. S. Incidents

1 “Han Balatinns Caan U. §.-Haitian Relations Seen  Deteriorating At Rapid Pace

U.S. Relations With Haiti Fading Rapidly   Threat Of War Lighter

U. S.-Haiti Relations Worsening   Duvalier Regime Ignores Complaints By U.S. Embassy

U.S. Relations With Haiti Deteriorating   Five Protests Are Ignored

5 Protests Fired Off To Duvalier  U.S. Relations With Haiti Seen Crumbling Rapidly

Set Record B a nk Tofa Is  All-Time Highs _ Surprise During  This Time of Yea

Gets in plug for medicare Tells how the $1.6 billion asked would be spent

President Asks $1.6 Billion In Health Funds  Gets in Quick Plug For Politically- Hot”

JFK Sends Message  On Health   Presents Details On Proposed Uses Of SL.6 Million

U.S. health services in need of help  re wy eam. as ce Ge 4 Se   ].F.K: proposes federal funds— plugs med:care

Plugs For Medicare Program... Kennedy Prescribes ‘Pep’ For U.S. Health Services

JFK Announces Drive For Doctors, Dentists, Nurses, Nursing Homes, Hospitals

JFK G ives  U. S: H eal th Pep- Ur ip P la an   Also Pluas for Medicare:

Kennedy Plugs Medicare With Health Outline   Medical Schools, Hospitals Boosted

Kennedy Speech Spells Out Method of Pepping Up Our Health Services

President Lists Steps Of Measure   Request $250 Millior Higher; Program To Encourage Training

President Kennedy Urges $1.6 Billion Program  Health Funds Message Has Boost for Medicare

Prescribes Ways to Pep Up Health Services—  Kennedy Plugs Medicare Issue Acain

Kennedy Asks Congress For Total Of $1.6 Billion   Spells Out In Special Message Ways To Pep Up Nation’s Health Services

President Prescribes Pep-up of Health ‘Services; Chides Charity, ‘Silent Suffering

Seeks Support For Medicare To Come Later   Shortage of Doctors and Nurses Seen

Kennedy Seeks More Doctors, Hosnital Aid   New Medicare Plan To Be Sent Congress In Separate Message

Health Service Buildup Sought In JFK Program  Delays His Setup For Care of Aged

Gets in Plug for Medicare Plans In His Message   Health Program Calls For $250 Million Hike

JFK Message To Congress  Price Tag Of Health Plan Is *1.6 Billion 

LEK. Prescribes UWS. Health Plan   President Spells Out How $1.6 Billion Asked for Health Funds Would be Spent

Kennedy Calls for Expand'ng Program OfHeaith Service   Wants Increased Number Of Doctors, Dentists and Nurses for Country.

JFK Prescribes Ways To Pep Up Health Services   President Gets In Quick Plug For Politically-Hot Medicare

JFK Defines Program for Better Health   ‘Medicare Need Told in Message to Capito! Hill

Texas Heroes Praised   San Jacinto Spirit Renewal Necessary In Time Of Crisis

Report Comes As Cosmonaut Continues Trip  25-Year-Old Girl Ready At Launching Pad In Siberia

RUSSIAN COMPLETES 16 ORBITS  Girl, 25, Preparing  To Join Cosmonaut

Girl, 25, May Fly Parallel Soviet Orbit   Bykovsky Expected To Remain In Space For Five Days

On Highway Commission AE LS  Nicholas Turns Down  Reappointment Offer

Longshoremen Accept Recommendations In Dock Strike, But No Break Elsewhere

 Newspaper Strikes Continue —  \Presidential Bourd’s Tcomiaeitions  Accepted By Lonashoremen’s Association

No Solutions Yet In Other Disputes   Longshoremen OK Mediation Terms

‘Longshoremen OK Proposed  Compromise Shippers’ Reply  Awaited; Other Strikes Continue

Dockers May Okay Strike’s End Tuesday; Newspaper Situation Is Unchanged

(On Civil Rights Decisions— _ 7 ‘Dixie Law Deans Back Court Stand

Thanks kidnev donor   Best in history Tax collection hits S53 million a week   Lake County landowners paid more taxes so fai s year than ever before, County Treasurer Daniel J

Boarding Sehool Ta he Dedicated   Questions Thrown  \t Demo Hopefuls

Russians Attempting to Pin Blame For Test Ban Stalemate on the US.

Police Hurl Tear Gas Bombs To Enc Near Riot In North Carolina City

Police Quel Near-Riot In High Point   White Persons Stone Negroes

High Point, N.C., latest racial hot spot; 11 arrested   No shooting   All-niaht patro!

_ Alabama Is Relativ: elyCalm  Mobile Is New  Storm Center   Negroes Are Blamed For High Point Riot

Purge Il In Racial Outbreak   Tear Gas Used To Quell Riot  In North Carolina

Plan Separate White, Negro School Classes   Goy. Wallace Unveils Plan

Cut up to 20 per cent °  House commitiee okays profit tax reduction

Victory For Kennedy — - Congress Passes Feed  Grains Control Measure

Senate. Democrats Back Farm Program   Feed Grain Passage Before Wheat Vote,

Democrats Give Kennedy Major Victory In Passage of Feed Grains Control Bill

Efforts to Delay Passage Fail....     Kennedy Expected to Sign Feed Grains Bill Monday

Heave!..Ho!..Heave!..   Kennedy Wins Victory On Grain Bill Passage

EARL F, REMER IS CALLED BY DEATH FRIDAY MORNING   Served As County Clerk Of Courts Thirty-two Years

Ohio Drought Is Described  As Serious   Crops And Lawns Turning Yellow; Water Table Low

Russians Accused. of Subversion  Chi inese Level New Soviet Blast

Chinese Hurl New Charges  Soviets Accused o!   Soviets Accused of Trying to Subvert Sinkiang Province

Russia Accused Of ‘Subversion’ By China Reds  Trouble on Border gant e goa z= Ra   Trouble on Border Claimed by Peking In Latest Charges

From Singkiang province  Red China charges Soviets lure people by thousands

PEKING BLASTS RUSSIA. ANEW; CHARGES PLOT   Accuses, Soviets of Trying to Subvert Uranium-Rich *Sinkinng Province   4BRINK. OF SPLIT’   Says Moacow Lured of Forced: Thousands of Chinese Into Aren

Peking Accuses Soviet Union of  Trouble Making   Rail Arbitration Board Clears Deck for Action

Claims Plot At Uprising In Sinkiang Says Chinese By Thousands   Says Chinese By Thousands Lured Away

UNREASONABLE: DEMANDS CITED  Red Chinese Hurl Charges ot Soviets

CHINA REDS CHARGE RUSS AGGRESSION   Peking Says Khrushchev: Eyes Uranium In Sinkiang, Lures Thousands Of Chinese Into Russia.

Soviet Plot On Border. China Says   Attempt To Overthrow Govt. of Uranium Area Charged

Soviet Accused Of Subversion By Red Chinese  Charge Thousands Lured Into Russia

Communist China Blasts Soviet Again : Accuses Russia Of   Trying To Stir Up  Trouble On Rarde

Red China Accuses Soviets Of Subversive Activities In Remote Sinkiang Area

Charges Attempt To Incite Province Revolt  Red China Accuses Russia  Of Causing Border Trouble

Communist Feud: i eee  China Claims Subversion in Remote Area   Exploitation in the Uranium-Rich Ili District Charged

THOUSANDS ARE LURED BY SOVIETS   Charge Unity Is Sabotaged By Russians

Communist China Charge: Soviets With Subversion By Stirring Border Tiff

Russia Accusec Of ‘Subversion By China Reds   Trouble on Border Claimed by Peking In Latest Charges

Khrush Again Blast Target  In Broadeast   Russia’s Actions In China Province Termed ‘Sabotage’

Peking— Subversion By Russia   Soviet Covets Sinkiang Province Chinese Claim

AFTER VIOLENCE ERUPTS  Troops Sent To Alabama   Kennedy Rushes Back To Capital

President Acts As Racial Unrest Hits Again in Southland  Four Hours of Pre-Dawn Violence Strikes Second City in Alabama

‘Stor of Centur  ‘Kennedy Assassination  ‘Completely Dominates  News Picture for 1963

Kennedy Assassination Not Only Top News Story Of Year But Perhaps Of The 20th Century

Assassination Listed Top News Story OF °6:   Integration Takes Second Place

Integration In U. S. Ranks Second Spot In Year's Top News Stories

Biggest News Lear oince World War tf ‘ Assassination Dominates  Top News Stories For 1963

AT COMMISSIONERS COURT  County Gives R-O-W   By ELIZABETH PARSONS (4 The Daily Light Staff

First Lady of Space?   100,000 on March in Detroit  ——— (ther Cities Have Rights Problems

6-Slote Fyn   100,000 on Mareh in Detroit  fral ... feat... TT... Te" ¥1&

16 MAIL FRAUD COUNTS  Billy Sol Deceived Tank Buyers, U.S. Jury Told

USED UNPAID LABORERS 10 BUILD HOUSE      IPAC Charges Men On Relief Worked From July Through October On Township Official’s Property.

3, ectoerate savotage Chargea  ‘Five Men Jailed in Canton Welfare Case

Five fo Appea Test Case in  Sf. Lawrence Men Say Snow Too Deep; Judge Says ‘Sabotage’

Bolivian Miners Fail in Attempts To Win Support  Anti-Government  nital   Anti-Government March in Capital Virtually Ignored

ae ae en a en a a  Commy Miners Stage More Anti-Government Rallie<

Study Offer Of Polaris To British   Kennedy Calls in Top Lawmakers for Confab On Nuclear Policy

‘Congress Wary  NATO Nuclear Force With Polaris Missile Will Be Given Kennedy's Backing

JFK Confers  with Joint A-Committee   A-COMMITTCe  Discuss Nassau Pact and NATO  Wises: “Pisses

Kennedy Briefs Congressmen On Nassau Pact   U.S. Nuclear Deterrent Policy Also Discussed at White House Meeting.

54 Killed In Crash in  Canieroons TI.S. Caurter   U.S. Courier Is Reported  Only Survivor

55 Are Killed As Plane Hits African Peak  Crash in Cameroon In Perfect Weather Leaves No Survivors

“Rhythm And Rhapsody” Instrumental Concert Saturday Eve At Parkway Auditoriun

Dr. Ward Found. (Unconscious In ‘London Anartment   It Is Believed He Had Taken An Overdose Of Drugs

Incident Creates Confusion In. Court Cell  Dr. Ward, Believed Soffering From Overdose of Drucs, Rushed To Hospital

Flames Sweep Oklahoma Volunteers Save 2 Prairie Towns From Fire Peril

Two Towns Are Saved as 200 Battle Massive, On-Rushing Prairie Fire

Range Fire Controlled, Towns Safe  200 Volunteers Credited; Huge Aréa Blackened

00 BATTLE FLAMES  Two Oklahoma iva! Saved  From—Massive Prairie Fires

Blast in Tent Fatal for 3 Tots   Six Others Injured as Explosion Rips Tent in Kettle Moraine Area

First Time Outdoors Pepe Panl’s Coronation Will Attract Thousands

Coronation Of Pone Paul Set For Late Today  Entire Ceremony   Entire Ceremony Is Expected To Take Three Houre

-wnivminmnicemmnaimnmnvmmnmnmunn 4 em-Scott Report: NN  Fishing Boats Export Terrer

Assassination, Oswald's Death To Be Probed  Alleged Assassin Buried in Lonely  Fort Worth Rites

Yanks Incommunicado  ; 7  'Castro Suspends Exit [Permits for Citizens

Casualties Heavy In Diem Attack  Sa Tae See a   13 Americans Are Included Amona Wounded

Viet Cong Deals Diem Bad Blow   Fierce Fighting Wounds At Least  13 Americans

40 Viet Nam Troops Killed In Delta Fieht   13 Americans Among Wounded Over Weekend

South Vietnamese Defeated In Attack On Guerrilla Unit; 13 Yanks Woundec

Kill 40, Wound 80, Including 13 Americans  Communists Rip Up Vietnamese Force

Finders Keepers   Looked for Trouble, Found It  Diem Suffers Major Defeat

5. Vietnamese Suffer Sharp Lossin Attack   40 Killed, 80 Hurt; 13 Americans Are Among Wounded

Viet Troops Hard Hit By  Communists  os oS Ieelecsla   Casualties Include 13 Americans Hurt In Assault Attempt

Forty Dead  In Vietnam Worst Defeat  For Diem Forces  In Nine Months

Viet Cong Forces Hand Government Troops a Beafing   South Vietnamese Are Hit Hard in Attempt To Capture Works,

5. Vietnamese Suffer Defeat  Casualties High In Battle with Reds

Red Guerrilla Unit Inflicts © Worst Defeat   U. S. Helicopters Transported Diem ,.Forees To Seatan

13 Americans Are Wounded In Viet Nam Battle  Tally Shows At Least Forty South Vietnamese Killed

13 AMERICANS WOUNDED  S. Viet Nam Force Cut Up Attacking Red Stronghold

§. Vietnamese Troops Defeatec   13 U.S. Soldiers Wounded in Battle

Diem 's Forces Suffer Defeat  13 Yanks Wounded In Weekend Strike

New Shocks  Felt In Libya   More Than 200 Bodies Found In Al Marj Ruin:

Toll Estimated At 300 to 700; Hundreds Hurt   70 Per Cent of Town Reported Destroyed

Central Kansas Gets Moisture—  Rains Miss This Area, Low Here Today Is 61

‘Ich Bin Ein Berliner’ JFK Left Indelible Impression With Visit To Divided Rerlin

Indelible Impression ‘Kennedy’ s Berlin Visit Had Impact On Morale

PSEA Considers Proposal For State Legislature, Congress To Take Action

SHOWDOWN HIKE SET FOR FRIDAY   Salinger to Lead White House Press Corps in Walkathon

Salinger To Lead:   Kennedy's Assistants Now Plan Hike As Physical Fitness Test

Physical fitness can go to far,  Greek fell dead 2 412 years ago

‘ti Was a Pleasure’   SALINGER WILL WILL LEA iD Hike Rivalry Bulges Into Contest With JFK’s Aides

After 43 Die In Air Crash  Coast Guard Pilot Finds Grim Tragedy In ’Glades

‘Causes Political Panic:  Diefenbaker Refuses ‘To Relinquish Reins

Surprise Crisis Diefenbaker Refuses to Leave  Office After Canadian Vote

Post-Election Crisis Is Developing Today   Liberals Gain Contro! of Government But Prime Minister Intends to Keep Position Until Parliament Can Convene

REFUSES TO STEP ASIDE : Diefenbaker Drives Canada Into Post-Election Crisis

Dief Refuses. To Step Aside  Causes Crisis  Blocks Liberals’ Plans to Form Government

Postelection Crisis Looms For Canadians   Prime Minister Refuses To Step Aside For Liberals

Canadian Hanging On  To Power   Liberal Pearson Must Wait Until  Partiament Session

Diefenbaker Refuses To Step Aside   Uncertainty Until Parliament Meets Confuses Canada

Spaak’s Plea Is Applauded   U.N. Urged To Go Along With Soviet  Peaceful Coexistenc

Everything OK, He Says   Travel in Space  ‘Quite a Thrill   Other Space Shot Stories, Photos, Pages 2, 10, 30

His Condition ‘Super,’ Says Cooper as Faith 7 Seeks Moon Shot Dota

Astronaut Gordon Cooper began his fifth orbit of the earth today at 2:30 p. m. CDT

Tests Systems Aboard His Craft During First Circuit, Reports Them Excellent

Astronaut Continues Orbiting Earth With Prospects Bright For Completing Full Mission

‘The Weather’s Right: See Special Air Conditioning News, Pages 9-13   Cooner Made It Hes Moving At 17.546 MPH....Hopes For 22 Orbits 

Flier Given Green Light For Attempt   Perfect Launching Hailed By NASA As Epic Flight Begins

A full-page of feature material, tracking sketch and photographs about Astroriaut Cooper and his flight will be found on Page 20, Additional stories are on Page 21.

‘Faith 7 Is Given Go-Ahead To Try For All 22 Orbits   By ALVIN B. WEBB JR. United Press International

First-Orbit Test of Spacecraft Systems Indicate All in Excellent Shape He Reports

Astronaut Shoots For New Record In U.S. Space Travel Program —   Background Cooper 10th Man To Take Space Flight

Cooper on marathon space trip   Temperature   Facts on Faith 7 space shot   Ciret talaviced

Trying for 22 Farth Orbits   Tells of Turning Capsule, Seeing Spent Atlas Booster Following Him

Four Teen: Injured in  Smashup   Victims Lived In Munster,  Schererville

Both China And Soviets Hurl Charge   Neutralists Bottled Up By Pro-Reds

Pathet Lao Troops Rout Opposition   Pro-Communists’ Advance Threatens Additional Garrisons

Neutralist Force Loses an Outpos  Hold Only Strategic   Hold Only Strategic Plane and Garrison

Reds Circle Neutralists  In Hill Area   Pathet Lao Force Takes Firm Grip On Jungle Roads

Red Forces Encircle Laos  Neutralists  Pathet Lao Troops Rout Defenders Fram Koy Nutinacte

Laos Reds Drive Back Neutralists   Plaine des Jarres Force Surrounded;  Two Outposts Fall

3- -Way Treatment Cancer In Children } Now Yielding To Treatment

Treatmenit Kills Cancer In Children   Deadly Kidney Tiiiior Yields To 3-Way Altick,

Pushing for Mindszenty Exit Permit   Vatican Endeavor for Hungarian Cardinal Long in Legation

At Ecumenical Council Prelates Vote LanguageChangs For Some Rites

Ecumenical Council Deliberations Permit Modern Languages Use In Catholic Rituals

Red Congress In Moscow  Italian Women Walk Out On Anti-American Blast

A Action May Be Death K nell For Civil War Drama  BPW Deletes ‘Honey’ Subsidy From Budget

ouager Virector says  $315 Billion Debt Limit Might Not Be Enough

Packing Plant Blast Toll Is 15   Two More Bodies Recovered Today From Ruins at Terre Haute Ind.

Rescue Crews Lift 15 Bodies At Terre Haute   One Other Victim Is Sought Following Packing Plant Blast

15 Bodies  Recovered From Plant   Crews Dig Through Ruins Of Indiana Packing Contpany

Death Toll in Plant Explosion Clits lo Fifteen  fe ‘overe re Tod F om Ruins Of Buildin

Violent Blast Destroys Big Siructure  15 Bodies Found In Plant Rubble

New Blizzard Swirls. into Snow-Locked British Areas      Survivors Tell’ of Packina Plant Blast»

Two more bodies found in packing plant ruins;  death toll pushed to 15

15 DEAD, ONE STILL MISSING  Crews Sift’ Rubble For Victims Of Blast

15 Persons Die In Plant Blast  1 Still Missing, 55 Others Injured

Crews Seek One Other In Rubble  55 Workers Hurt   55 Workers Hurt In Explosion at Terre Haute, Ind.

It All Depends... . On Viewpoint  Best Session or Worst? Choice rm Yours

DEPENDS ON INDIVIDUAL VIEWPOINT  States 63 Legislature Best or Worst of All

TAI DeDeNGS... oo Vil VCWDON Best Session or Worst? Choice Is Yours

Cuban ‘Devil’s Island’ Castro Turns Isle of Pines Into Place of Living Death   By EDDY SUAREZ RIVAS Written for UPI

States Free To Prohibit Agent Shop  But Not Bannec By Tait-Hartley Tov Court Rule

Racial Plan Ruled Out By Judges   Agency Shop Gets Backine By Court

Police Search For Husband   Woman Found Dead In Bed With Wound Near Heart

Democratic Legislative Leaders   Ray Wayrynen of Butte Namec State House Minority Leader

Many Texans Stand To Gain From Proposed Amendment Number 2   Re CARITON WILSON

Expeeted to Fail In Bid  U.N. Assembly Debates  Seating of Red Chinese

U.N. Seating OfRed China Is Unlikely   Resolution Put Forth by Albania, Not Soviet Union

Rusk Warn: Lull May Liven Up   Secretary Tells NATO Allies Of Trouble Spots

NATO Ministers: ee  Rusk Warns  East-West  Lull May End Berlin, Cuba, Viet  Nam Are Three Maitor Hot Spots

Rusk Warns East-West Lull May End  Trouble Can Com   Trouble Can Come ‘Any Day, NATO Ministers Told

FRANCE IS STILL BALKY ON VERBIAGE   Nuclear Phase Of Meeting Is Now Completed

End of Lull in Global Affairs Could Be Soon   Rusk Cautions NATO Leaders

Rusk Warns Of Flareup In Cold War   Berlin, Cuba And South — Viet Nam Trouble Spots

Arctic Cold Chills Segment Of United States Today   Reliel Promised

Senate To Vote On Rhodes’ ‘New Jobs Bill  Plan on Industrial Development Okayed By House

Choice Made on 2nd Day’ of Balloting :   Milan Prelate, 65, ° a''Liberal's Was Favored Candidats

New Pontiff 05 Years Old And A Liberal  Milan Archbishop Selects Name

‘Liberal’ Pope Selected on Second Day, Chooses the Name of Paul VI

Chooses Name Of Paul VI  Pope Is Known   Pope Is Known For Liberality

Church Head Takes Name ()f Paul VI   Will Give First World Message Sometime Today

Next Pontiff Takes Name Pope Paul VI   Cardinal Montini Was Close to Pope John, Is Noted ‘Liberal’

Water Seldom Seen Winter Plays Trieks On Great Lakes Travel   By WILLIAM J. CONWAY

WOrost Otis tO 18) ome  Ships Find Ice Thick, Going Tough During Bitter Winter on Great Lakes

Rescue Workers Search For Additional Victims In Twine Plant’s Ruins

Norwich Swept by Icy Waters  Dard Dossenn Bowl 4.5. Be.   Flood Causes Explosion in Mill: Investisation Resun '

At Least Six Dead As 100s Flee Norwich, Conn.  Dam Bursts, City Flooded

Katanga's fight for freedom ends  Kolwezi surrenders, UN troops advance to center of city

Last Tshombe Stronghold Falls to UN  Surrender of Kolwezi Is Peaceful

Katanga’s s- Last. : Threat Erased ©  U.N. Troops Oceupy Tchombe Stronghold Without Violence.

Two Americans Aboard  U.N. Helicopter Fired On, Forced Down In N. Korea

2 AMERICAN PILOTS CAPTURED  UN Helicopter Forced -Down in North Korea

Follows Board Appointment  Rail Union Leaders Criticize Government Action in Dispute

Council Opens  Drive  Garfield Family   Garfield Family Group Secks Members

Dai Calls  ‘Defensive’ Arms Threai   Could Camouflage Offensive Buildup, Sen. Stennis Says

Widow Goes On Stand in Baker Probe   Witness Faces Questioning About Motel Venture

Widow Testifies In Baker Case  Was Co-Owner of Plush Resort Motel

Involved in Baker Dealings —  Pretty Blonde Widow  Faces Probing Senators

Senate Hearings Open  Widow Questioned About Baker’:  Business Dealings By Committee

Blonde Quizzed On Baker Deals   Partner in Plush Resort Says She Will Tell All

Associate's Widow Testifies Today In Senate Investigation Of Baker

U.S. Will Not Peril Trade, Kennedy Says  World Payments Being Balanced, m ._.°§.., B.... gw

TO PURSUE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS   Wins Ovation At Start Of Global  Financial Meet

U.S. Won't Hurt Trade Friends in Balancing Dollar  Prestdent Speaks

BALANCE OF PAYMENTS   Wins Ovation At Start Of Global  Financial Meet

Speaks To Global Lenders   Also Uses Oceasion To  Plug For His Proposed Tax Cut

Determined to Erase Deficit But Not to Damage Partners—  Kennedy Outlines Monetary Policies

Says US Will Not Damage Trade Partners  Also Indirectly Nudges Senate to Pace Tax Cut

JFK Says U. S. To Support Measures To Avoid Damaging Its World Trading Partners

Kennedy Gets Ovation At Finance Meet  Will Avoid Harm   Will Avoid Harm To Trading Partners Around World

Ben Bella Troops To Trouble Sector   Kennedy Addresses Historic World Bank Meet

Pledges assistanceof America  Kennedy gets ovation at World Bank annual meeting

Kennedy Vows Trade Partners Won't Be Hurt   President Plugs Tax Cut as !mportant Gold-Dollar Factor

JFK Urges Protection  Of Dollar   Says U.S. Determined to Correct Payments Deficit Without Harming Others

Kennedy Pledges Protection For Other Countries   Says Tax Cut Most Important Action For U.S.

Milo Fields Due for Tour at Dawn   Tax Cut Vital to Help Solve Gold-Dollar Problem: JFK

Kennedy Says Deficit Not to Hurt Trade  World’s Bankers Also Assured of  Cc fr. fT t..

President Cheered By Ministers  Tax Cut Called Top Step to Solve LipzlwA_Ballar Alaa

JFK: U.S. To Line up Its Balance   Assures Finance Men ‘No Trade Damage’; Given Ovation

i May Be Major Breakthrough     ‘Romney, Legislators Agree ‘on Tax Program Committees   EARLIER STORY ON PAGE 14

*& & *& *& =~ =~ You Can Really Tear Into the News in the News Texan

Tidal Wave Of Taxation Is Foreseen  Governor Proposes @e2. 1 Relies an Ravcloont

Revision Of System Said Urgent Need   Connally Sees ~ Bad Financial Trouble Ahead

lowa in Plan to Use New Technology  Seek to Cut Time Lag in Applying  Cnace Eindinac

WESTMAR SENIOR  TO SPEND SUMMER IN JAPAN WITH ‘Y’ WADKTCAMP GROLIP

WESTMAR SENIOR TO SPEND SUMMER IN JAPAN WITH ‘Y’  BIRPRUVRPA RZ FRBALIES

East-West Berliners Willing To Talk   Hope Seen For Open Berlin Wall

Total Test Ban Accord ‘Urgent   Resumption Of U.N. Negotiations Urged “By Committee

4 LITTLE SISTERS DIEINL. 1 LAKE   Off-Duty Policeman Saves Fifth Girl in Family After Ire Rreake

Revenue Bill Is Taken Up for Debate Today   Southwest lowans Still Fighting 3-Cent Sales Tax

Move Aimed At Profecting Americans  _ Advisers Discuss l atact © ricie

Military Ordered To Viet  Protection Only iii ai oe   Protection Only Reason: Capital

U.S. Orders Forces Sent  To Viet Nam   Pentagon Says Move To Protect Americans Only

Tax That Goes Up: Bowl Reflections; ‘Flocking’ Kobins   MRS. FDWARD BOWERS   JFK to Fly Friday to Services for Kerr

State To Eliminate 42 Jobs Tax Commission Reorganization Saves $200,000

Record Cold Threatens Lake Superior Freeze - Over First Time In Centurv

New Cold Air Mass Hits Midwest; Great Lakes Ice Is Record Breaker

HEARD FROM AFTER AGONIZING SILENCE  Third Miner Signals He Is Alive

3b be 2b 2b ob ot + >t Temperatures YESTERDAY  Low: 63 at 5 a.m. High: 84 at 2 p.m. 3 3 > ot rt ot >t

Contact Made With Third Miner   Rescuers Push Toward Entombed Men

New Contact Made With Third Miner  Entombed Group In Jovial Mood; Rescue Exnected Sometime Todav

Two Negroes Attend Class At Alabama U   Friendly Acceptance Found; Few Security Measures Maintained

2s moor tt 1 a APS rel gs gre 3 ae semen se ae = pes ted . . 5 ~ i . 4 rs “Y a), HATES 4, ‘et Set wa a a Sees ¢ he eae sk oF “oS ata: . .. r - * ae”            egrToes iccepte On First Day at Class

Provisional Approval [s Accorded Disputed Liquor Board Appointee

Spaceman Says He Has 'No Time For Politics’   Meredith Weeps Over ‘Bigotry, Intolerance’ He FoundIn NAACP

‘INTOLERANCE, BIGOTRY’  Meredith Raps Actions Of NAACP Convention

Deeply Disturbed by Intolerance Meredith Target of Wrath Of Negroes at Convention

Gets Tongue-Lashing at NAACP Meeting...  Negro Meredith Weeps Over The ‘Intolerance and Bigotry

MEREDITH’S SAD FINDINGS - INTOLERANCE, BIGOTRY AMONG HIS OWN RACE

Letters Have Little Effect On Decision  A Non-Partisan Vote Plea. by... Republican

Say LBJ Has No Plans for: Summit Talks   Rusk Due to Tell Allies No Meeting Likely in ’64:

RUSK T0 TELL ALLIES THAT JOHNSON WON'T MEET WITH KHRUSHCHEV IN 1964

Rusk To Tell Allies President Plans No Meeting With Khrushehey In 1964

LBJ Rules Out 1964 Meeting With Khrust   Secretary Rusk to Tell Allies No Summit Planned Unless Crisis Occurs.

Strong reaction developing for banning of pro boxing   Professional boxing on ropes in California again

Some Relief From Heat Expected   Numerous Cities Suffer Water Shortages

Some Relief From Heat . Is Expected   Northeast U. 8. In Torrid Grip For &

Northeast May Get Some Heat Relief  ec. on... Utd Le tad Ta Ra   Six-Day Humid Heat Expected To Be Broken Today With Cooler Temperature

Sweltering Northeast Finally Expecting Some Relief From 90-Plus Temperatures

Heat May Ease Over Northeast   Sweltering Weather Has Wide Area In Grip; 99 At Newark, N. J.

Ship's Survivors Head For Shore; Dead May Exceed 150: Owners Seek Cause Of Disaster   VERY LATEST BULLETINS

HAILS JFK MOVE Connally Denies Ambition To Run Against Sen. Towel

100  May Be Killed In Earthquake   Kashmir Valley Site Of Tremor; Injured Reported To Be 500

Missing Nine Nine Hours in Cold  \Youngster's Dogs Get ‘Credit for Saving Life

Junta Unde Military Pressure   Park Urged To Resis Pressure From U.S. And Civilian Group

Officer Is Shot In Escape Try At County Jail   Body of Dead Negro Found in Car Trunk

Gen. Park Orders ‘Measures’  Korean Raids Labeled  Plan To Boost Tension

‘Punitive’ Steps Against Reds Are Ordered   S. Korean General Gives No Details of Proposed Measures

South Korea Alerts Army Against Reds   Forces Ordered To Take Proper  "Punitive Measures

Ready To Take ‘Punitive Measures’ Against Further N. Korean Action

600,000 man army alerted  South Korea forces to take punitive measures

GI Slayings Stir Action Against War   U. §. Troops Also Merted In Korea  For Curbing Reds

Communist Attacks Heighten War Peril in Korea  ROK TROOPS PUT ON COMBAT ALERT

ASSEMBLY HITS HOME STRETCH   NIGHT SESSIONS SCHEDULED FOR ILLINOIS HOUSE

ELEMENT IS THERE—————  Lite On Mars Said  To Be ‘Marginal At Best’   AGAINST TYPE 3 POLIO VIRUS  Schools To Be Open 12 To 5 March 10 For Sabin Vaccine

Prime Minister Survives Sex  Scandal Crisis  Heavily Reduced Majority Given British Leader

Governors Urge Passage Of Colorado River Project   nl  woes SEE, WINS VOIE OF CONFIDENCE  -Macmillan Survives ene Cricic

Two Six-Inch Holes Drilled  Into Gangway  Miners in 400-Foot   Miners in 400-Foot Shaft Near Hazletor Since Last Tuesday

Vending Machine Case Drags On   Elgin Owner Misses Court Date Again

Battle Between Mayor, Priest Bitter Church-Communism Quarrel  In Italian Town Still Unresolved

Conflict Not Unique In Nation Which Has Largest Red Party In West.

In the Tennessee Legislature Probe WindupToday  '‘Hoped on Tax Plan:

Paper Prices Enter Antitrust Probe  Newsprint Cartel Is Charged at Hearing

Charges Prices OfNewsprint SetinCanada  Celler Seeks Names Of Publishers With  Daminian Haldinas

‘Marlow Report  Ponders Kennedy’s Political Future After He Ends Tenure As President

Chaos In State Financial Affairs Threatened By Ruling Against Sales Tax

‘We Must Continue To Explore Every Path To Peace’  Kennedy Defends A-Ban Pact

Kennedy Sees ‘Traps and Pitfalls on Road to Peace   Saus U.S. Will Keep Trying to Ease Tensions But Will Not Relax Vigilance

Defends Sale Of Wheat To Russians   Must Convince Soviet Leaders They Cannot Impose Will on Others

Britain To Maintain N-Forces   Macmillan Asserts However, Nassau Accord Intact

Money in Days Not Weeks — ~ Quicker Price Support Loans for Farmers Seen

Baruch In Good Shape   Salinger Plans Details Of JFK's Ireland Visit

Changes made  State's big money measures begin run through leaislature

737 VEHICLES CHECKED IN ANNUAL ROTARY CLUI  PROJECT — 64 PER CENT  4OIN CIRCI & OF CAFETY

737 VEHICLES CHECKED IN ANNUAL ROTARY CLUB PROJECT — 64 PER CENT  TAIRA Lee! & AR CARMETY

737 VEHICLES CHECKED. ‘IN ANNUAL ROTARY CLUB PROJECT — 64 PER CENT  tomant omnes we me Pe Peer)

Kremlin Softens Toward Vatican  = Soviet Releases Archbishop:  From 18 Years Imprisonment

Ukrainian Archbishop Released By Reds: Better Vatican-Russian Relations Seen

After 18 Years in Prison  Archbishop’s Release Eases -Kremlin-Vatiean Tensions

Russia Releases Catholic Prelate  Ukrainian Archbisho;  lanrienned 12% Years

Commercial Craft Used By Raiders ‘Damage, Targets Not. Specified By  ee Ee nee ged

Extent Of Damages Slight  Bomb Attack Reported Over Havana By Exiles

Claim Exiles Bombed Havana   U.S. State Department Doubts Raid Took Place

Officer Killed, American Wounded   North Korean Reds Fire On UN Inspection Team

One Wounded, One Feared Dead  Korean Reds Fire 1,000 Shots [At Unarmed U.N. Inspectors

North Koreans Attack Group In Demilitarized Zone   American Injured, South Korean Slain

US. Soldier ls Wounded During Attack   ROK Officer Believed Dead; Attack Unprovokec

American Gl, Korean Wounded by Commie Gunfire  UN TEAM ATTACKED IN TRUCE ZONE

Chronology of Major Happenings of Year—  Events of 1963 As Seen By United Press International

United Press International Chronology Of Major News Events In 1963

 Expected in 2-3 Months Planning for Mediterranean  Polaris Sub Fleet Speeded

NATO Nuclear Force Eyed....  Polaris Subs May Replace Missiles In Italy, Turkey

Reportedly Take Place Of Missiles   Nuclear Weapons Jn ftaly, Turkey Termed Ouimoded

Mediterranean Area  U.S. To Send Polaris Subs To Replace Rockets

Polaris  Fleet : Set for Europe  Subs To Replace Nuclear - Bases in Italy, Turkey

Plan Atom Subs Soon In Mideast   US. To Send Several Using Polaris; Will Replace Jupiters

Report All Americans In City Safe   600 Bodies Are Recovered; Tito Flies To Skopje

INTERMENT QUICK TO SAVE OTHERS   All Americans Known In Area Reported Safe

Digging in still trembling earth  RELIEF WORKERS SEEK VICTIMS  rave WITT rre?r RIIR"C WITTER AaATrTreer

Quake Toll May Top 2,000; 8 Americans Reported Safe   Photos on Page A-6

Searchers Probe Ruins Of Yugoslav City Seeking Dead After Earthquake

Ohio Holiday Ban Is Curbed  State Employes Tak. i. t.. AA, a. ee...

Ohio Holiday Ban Is Curbed   State Employes Take Rhodes Move To Court

Ohio Holiday Ban Is Curbed  State Employe Takes   State Employe Takes Rhodes Move To Court

Asks Worldwide Fight On Hunger And Disease   Pledges US. Support to U.N. for Peace

LISTS AIMS IN SPEECH BEFORE UN   All Delegates Show Favorable Talk Reaction

Goes Before U.N. To Make Plea For Peace   Given Standing Ovation On Entering Jammed Chamber   DID NOT ALTER

Peace top U.S. aim Johnson tells U.N.   McNamara cites strength of West

U.S. will join in Worldwide crusade to halt hunger, disease, iqnorance

Offers to Join in Worldwide Crusade to Conquer Hunger, Disease and Iqnorance

Johnson Calls for End to Colt War In United Nations Talk   Urges New Deal fo Wipe Out Disease, Hunqer, lanorance.

World Crusade Against Hunger Disease Uraed   Standing Ovation Given President

U.N. Hears Plea  For New Crusade  Johnson Appeals For End of ‘War’

First International Speech Since Oath  President Says Assussination. Did Not Alter Nation’s Aims .

Lyndon Urges Cold War End In U.N. Talk   Offers To Join In Crusade Against Hunger, Disease

Bids For Crusade To End Hunger, Disease And Ignorance W orldwide

Asks End of Cold War in Talkin U.N.   Advocates World Push Against Ignorance, Hunger, Disease

LBJ Asks Final End to Cold War  Receives Standing Ovation at U.N.   Big U.S. A-Arsenal Could Destroy Russ: McNamara

President Calls For Ending Cold War in UN Talk  Gets Pat on Back

President Urges Cold Wars End   U. N. Hears Willingness To Help Human Welfare

Offers World Crusade to Halt Hunger   President Makes First Appearance on U.N. Rostrum

LBJ Ready To Wage War On Hunger  UN. Ascombly   U.N. Assembly Gives New U.S. Chief Ovation

US Glider Project Is Cancelled  McNamara Orders Development Of   McNamara Orders Development Of Space Lab Plan

McNamara  Tosses Out  Dyna-Soar Instead’ Orders  Orbit Research Laboratory

U.S. Planes Take  Part In Mercy Lift   Stricken Residents Of Libyan ‘Quake Taken From Wrecked Town For Treatmen

Mercy Airlift Starts To Aid Stricken People   No Houses Left at Site of World Wai Battleground; Americans, British Flying In Tents for the Homeless

Hunter-Stovall Wedding Georgia U. Prohibits  Interracial Marriage

Two Friendly Dogs Doomed To Die Soon Under Will Of Dead Mistress

Two fine Irish setters to die as specified in mistress’ will   No way out

Destruction Ordered ‘In Woman's Will 2 Beautiful Irish Setters Doomed To Die This Week

Two Ir Irish Setters Doomed To Die This Week Under Terms Of Will Of Woman

Feared for Treatment  Owner’s Will Condemns Two Dogs to Be Killed

WOMAN’S WILL  2 Beautiful AndFriendly Doos To Die   WELL CARED FOR   GOOD COMPANION

ABINGDON SPEECH   Future Of Nation Rests  On Farm Policy-Freeman

In Kansas--Or Someplace.... Congressman Seeks Help To Find U.N. ‘Flying Fish

Wisconsin GOP Aide Convicted For Tax Evasion  Sellinger Offers  No Contest; Due For Sentencing

DeGaulle May Be Doing Own Dickering   FROM EAST-WEST TALKS  U.S. Russian NonAggression Pact Hintec

Conjecture:   Celehrated Almanack’ Foresees Snowy Winter. Rainy Summer

We Hope Iv’s True  Plenty Of Rain Predicted By Hagerstown Almanack

News Index   Abuse Is Heaped On U.S. By Communist Propagandists In Massive Effort

Communists Skillfully Use Half-Truths in World-Wide Propaganda Battle

Books, Films Carry Messages Words of Abuse Form  Red Cold War Cannon

TRUTH IS BEST WEAPON, AMERICANS BELIEVE  U. S. Battles Communist Propaganda   RADIO COMPARISON

Communists Deploy Vast Verbal Arsenal In Countering Propaganda From U.S.

Propaganda big cannon  Psychological warfare rages in East, West

   [nen Propaganda Program Massive—  Fabrication, Truth Both Used In Communist Psychological Warfare

Communists Deploy Vast Arsenal In Countering Propaganda From U. S.

Allies Use [rutnh...  Freedom Vs. Communism Propaganda Warfare Continues All Around World

Communists Manage the Truth le A aaa ahaa aS  Anti-U. S. Flood of Words Swirls Outward from Reds

LE MARS: LIQUOR CONTROL ‘AGENT RAISES. BOTTLE “ISSUE iN BALL ‘ROOMS. -

British Ask Diplomat Be Expelled   Accuse Czech of Trying To Obtain Secrets From Civilian

Britain Boots Czech On Security Count   Won't Say It Linked To Profumo

Britain Asks Immediate Recall Diplomat Accused Of Espionage Acts

Britain Expels Czech Official   Diplomat Accused Of Secrets Attempt

Czech Envoy Ordered Out By Britain   Accused Of Trying To Obtain Secrets

_ Shaving Fuzz Needs to Be Controlled  Shaving in Space a Problem

Inside Today   To Prevent Fuzzy Haze Astronauts On Spaceship  Must Bag Their Whiskers

Frevent Nuisance  Astronauts Will Bag Whiskers After Shaving on a Spaceshio

WHERE TO FIND IT   Weightless Whiskers Will Have To Be Bagged In Space: Scientist

Venezuelan Destroyer At Brazilian Port To Escort Stolen Ship Home

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Venezuelan Destroyer Arrives To Escort Hijacked Shin Home

Escort Arrives To Return Ship  Hijackers Awaiting . Asylum Bid Ruling

AKRON FIRM WILL AGAIN SPONSOR P.P.&K. CONTEST   Boys 8 Through 11 Years Are Invited To Participate

Solemn Vigil Precedes Joys of Triumph...  Christians Await Easter Glory

Christians gather in Easter vigil  © usmete A CAFVIAAScC — ee   Sunrise services to mark promise of resurrection

Christians Throughout U.S. In Solemn Waiting For Mest Joyous. Holy Day ~

Christians throughout nation in solemn waiting for joyous Easter

ficait, Joyous Triumph Of Easter  Christians Are In Solemn Vigil

Christian World Services Mark Vigil Of Saviors Easter Resurrection

QUIET REVERENCE MARKS SERVICES Christians in Solemn Vigil for Joyous Day

Christians In Pause To Observe Holy Day   Christ's Cross Rises Anew

‘Scranton Assumes Favorite Son Role  ‘For 1964 Presidential Candidacy

Miller Sees Pact Giving K Leverage   Says Ratification Wil Provide Influence Over '64 Vote

Sen. Miller Of Iowa Feels Pact Could Give Russians Certain Amount Of Influence In Elections

lowa Senator Claims Test Ban Treaty Will Give Reds Influence Over Election

‘JOE COMMUNIST’ WHETS APPETITES  Gls Fighting Mad In Korez   U. S. Outpost Hit (Story, Page 11)

U.S. May Leave Viet Nam War In 2 Years   Military Advisers Tell Kennedy Anti-Red Drive Is Going Fine

KENNEDY TOLD OF WAR GAINS BY ADVISERS   McNamara, Taylor Says Political Crisis Stays ‘Deenly Serious’   INO POLICY CHANCE   Report Warns of Harm From Repressive Action Avains: Buddhijcte

JFK Told War In S. Viet Nam ls Going Well  May Be Possible To Withdraw Most U. 5. Forces In Two Years

Advisers Report To JFK U.S. Troops May Leave  Viet Nam In Two Years

U. S. TROOPS MAY BE WITHDRAWN IN TWO YEARS  Things Going Well in Viet Nam, JFK Told

McNAMARA REPORTS:  Viet Nam War Going Well, ‘GI's May Be Home by ‘65

Kennedy Receives Report From Military Advisors  Anti-Communist War Going Well but Politica Situation in South Viet Nam Deeply Serious

MISSION REPORTS TO JFK  May Withdraw U.S. Forces ln Viet.Nam In Two Years

Viet Nam War Going Well,Say Advisors. U.S. Troops May Leave in Two Years

Military Advisers Foresee Success In Viet Nam War   Feet U. S. Pullout Gan Take Place By Late in 1965.

Defense Chiefs  Concede Status  ‘Deeply Serious Battle With Reds Not Yet Affected  Rv Diem Turmoil

Kennedy Receives Re Report  L.S. Pullout In Viet Nam Seen Possible By 1965

Anti-Red War Going Well But Political Situation Still ‘Deeply Serious' Says McNamara, Taylor

Viet Nam Report: No Change Likely   U.S. Forces May Be Withdrawn By End of 1965

War in Viet Nam Is Going Well, Kennedy [s Told   American Forces May Be Out in Two Years

Cut in U.S. Viet Forces Seen Possible in 1965  Nan Shalann Pintead he a WanNamana   No Shakeup Hinted by Taylor, MacNamara

U.S. Troops May Return By End Year   No Indication Made On Any Dramatic Change In Pelicy

No big Fotcy Lnange tor Now minted... —  U. S. May End Role In Viet Nam by 1965

US may be able to quit South Viet Nam in two years, McNamara and Taylor feel

McNAMARA SPEAKS OUT -2-Year U.S. Task in Viet Nam Seen   Viet Exiles Hurl Eggs at Mme. N&u in Paris

Survey Team Sees U.S. Involvement In Viet Nam Ending By Late 1965

Treaty safeguards underway Kennedy says security won't be jeopardized

President Again Faces Decision   New Price-Hike Attempt Differs From. Last One

Price Increase By Small Company May Be A Trial Balloon   Steel Firm Boosts Prices  One Year After Hike That Opened Clash With JFK   Wheeling’s Raise Averages $6 Ton; Other Firms Say They Don’t Plan Increases

Behind The Wheeling Move — Steel Price Increase Ditters From '62 Rise

Pilot Reprimanded For Aiding Rescue   Bush Pilot’s Boss Denies Docking Pay Refuses Comment On Reprimand Charge

FOR SAVING HELEN KL. {BEN  erent ar mena meets cect CC lll ALA ALA ALAND AALAND  Pilot-Rescuer Says  His Pay Was Docked

Crosswhite Family Back In The News   Pearson Wins Most Seats But Election Indecisive

Late News Off The AP Wire   VOTE AID BAN—   NEW DENTAL DETACHMENT

In effort to capture votes GOP map big campaign in Deep Southern states

Will Win, Says Miller  ‘Retire Kennedy’ Rockers Symbo. For Republican Drive in Dixie

Viet Nam Troops Suffer Humiliating Jungle Loss; 65 Killed, 100 Wounded

Viet Cong Flee After Conflict  Government Troops Lose Heavily At An Rac “"

U.S. Capitol’s true history reveals interesting ‘out-of-the-way data

Schwengel’s descent into Capitol manhole hasn't anything to do with Groundhog Day   “We the Peanle”’   Only 12

lowanKnows Most About U.S. Capitol   Schwengel’s Hobby Pays Off With New Best-Selling History

Today's Telegram      Pope Paul Studies Ways To Improve Life Of Red Victim:

Sends Peace Messages —  Pope Seeks Ways to Hel Catholics Behind Curtain

\Ben Hovland On Farm Bureau Sponsored Good Will Trip To Japan and Formosa

Greece Frees Reds   20 Political Prisoners Released Conditionall, In Appeasement Move

Greeks Bow To Pressure On Prisoner:   Queen Elizabeth Booed by Her Subiects

Greeks Bow To Rioters, Free Inmates   British Queen Stunned By Booing Of Subjects   GALA THEATRE

Greece Will Free Many Prisoners   Pressure Forces King To Act; Huge Crowds Boo Queen Elizabeth

GREEK ROYAL COUPLE HARASSED  Leftist Outbursts Win Release for Prisoners

Greek Political Prisoners Freed  Fk ollowing Knelish Demonstrations

Scranton Suffers First Setback When Senate Defeats Education Bill

Senate Beats State School Board Setup   Mave Is Made To Return Measure For Another Vote

Couple lands quietly in virgin area   Bykovsky records record flight of over 80 orbits

Soviet Space  Duet Brought Back Safely      Bykoysky Was In His Fifth Day In Space. Miss Tereshkove Her 3rd

Russian Cosmonauts Returr After Record - Setting Orbits   Man Lands First in Virgin Lands, Followed 3 Hours by Partner; -Spacewoman Beats U.S. Record-Holder by 27 Orbits

Cosmonauts Land Amid Plans for a Giant Celebration   Women Astronaut Hos Caught the Imagination Ot the Russian People,

Russian Space Fliers Return To Earth With  A Total Of 151 Orbits

Soviet Man-Girl Space Duet Ends; He Rolls Up 82 Orbits, She Goes 49

$2 Orbits Flown by  Bykovsky   2 Ships Come Down Three  Hours Anart

Manand Woman Land Safely in Asian Republic  Both Feeling Fine, Says Red News Aawney

82 Orbits and All Is Well  Muscovites Jump With Joy as Space Duo Land

Cosmonauts Back Safely   Record 82 And 49 Orbits Made By Space Duet

Soviet Space Duet Lands Today  Man Was In Fifth Day; Woman. Third

[here Is Joy In Moscow  Soviet Space Duo Down Safely   There Is Joy In Moscow

Bykovsky Flies 82 Orbits  Valentina Goes 89; Say Both ‘Are Well’

Reds’ Man-Woman Space Duet Back On Earth and Safe   Bykovsky Sets Orbital Record; Joyous Moscovites Celebrate

Red Space Duet Back To Earth   Male Orbits 82 Times. Woman Around 49 Times

Cosmonaut Ends Flight In 5th Day   Woman Descends In 3rd; Both Said To Be Feeling Well

Report Due In Good  Condition   Man’‘s 82 Orbits Is New Record; Plan Celebration

Red Space Duet Back To Earth   Man And Woman Land Safely After Reeord Orbiting

131 Orbits; Back Down To Earth  Soviet Team Ends Tryst in Heavens

‘Soviet Space Duet Returns To Earth; Man Completes 82 Orbits, Woman 49

Ist Sales Tax Penny On 20-Cent Purchase Voted: Ruling May Be Changed

Feed grain due to reach House floor   Dems confident measure to pass despite oppositior

Hints U.S. Troop Use In Vietnan   McNamara: Red Drive From Nerth Might Cause Action

Satellite Tests Start Next Year   2 Nations Also Agree To Share Information In Magnetic Survey

 By U. S. and Russia re  Joint Program of Space Experiments Announced

School Board Meeting ‘A Big Nothing’   Chicago Rights Groups End Talks

= College Campus  . Le  Pulaskian’ Char ‘sell With Rape ‘Attempt

Macmillan Ponders Future In Politics At Chequers; Lunches With Rockefeller

Deceived By Profumo   BFE FF TE ee  Mac Ponders  Question Of Candidacy

For Scholarship Fund  Rotary Jamboree All Set For One-Night Stand Fri.

What's Inside   BUT WITHOUT COUNTRY Japanese War Criminal Free Man

‘ Leaves For Japan Oe a ae  U.S. Frees ‘Meatball,’  Convicted As Traitor

Airliner Runs Into Snow Bank  Skids on Slushy Runway; 19 Aboard  EFeeana Iniury

‘Making Normal Landing — _ Skidding Airliner Hits  Snowbank; None Injured

Tension Is Mounting Over Death  Kear Both Sides   Kear Both Sides Mav Lose Heads

Fear Slaying May Increase Aggressiveness Of Negroes   Ro RALWVAN ATORINL

pt Death Creates ngerc ws Sitvation  i ae ne ) a iley Gorse Coulae hes by White Ponelation

"NEGRO AGGRESSIVENESS MAY GROW-—  Jackson Killing Builds Bitterness

Grim. Fotentialities ovient Already —  The Evers “Slayine-- What T [ Mear

 Evers’ Death May Produce Strong Reaction   JFK's Program On Civil Right Due Stiff Fight

Nation Fears New Violence After Murder   Strong Reaction by Negroes Probable,  Snauthernerc Sav

‘All Hell Will Break Loose’  Killing of Negro Leader Bodes No Good for U ¢

[uteeonth Of Negro Slaying  '‘Counterreaction \Peril Pointed Oui

A” ”~ ”  ee aN -™ -” BANGEROUS SITUATION LOOMS  Death Effects Studied

Fear Violence In Wake Of Negro Leader’s Slaying   Rv REFLMAN MORIN

Shooting Is Possible — Between White, Negro Extremists As Result

WHAT DOES NEGRO’S MURDER MEAN?  They might stop thinking, start shooline”

Death of NAACP Leader Expected to: Agaravale Battle For Negro Rights

Reaction By Negroes Is Feared   Extremists Encouraged  Re. DLP waa WODIA

Grim Potentialities Evident in South... .  Slaying Arouses Fears of Racial Disaster

News Index   Killing Of Negro Leader Brings Grim Potentialities To Nation And South

Southerners Fear More Racial Violence After Nearo Slain   By RELMAN MORIN   Police, FBI Press Hunt For Slayer Ot Negro Leader

AECL MIDIIIIIP PT BIG YUIG  Negro retaliation seen dangerous by Southerners

South Near Racial Explosion Point   Racial Crisis May Get Worse: Diggs

EXECUTOR OF BLAUE ESTATE ASKS MORTGAGE ROARECIT OSIIRE ON CORNER

Report Thousands More Dominican Troops Deployed Near Haiti Border

Troops and tanks of Dominican Republic massed  on Haitian border as OAS seeks to head off clash   In thaveande’’

Planes, Ships, Tanks Set fo Hit Dictator   OAS in Session Attempting to Stave Off War

AWAIT ORDERS TO STRIKE NEIGHBOR   Move Tanks And Assault Vehicles Into Position   Sought By OAS Mission To Head Off Clash: Situation “Highly Tense”

{,000 Dominican Troops on Line; Backed by Tanks   Soldiers Awaiting Orders to Attack

Apparently Waiting Word From President Bosch to Start Invasion Push

AWAIT WORD FROM BOSCH TO INVADE   OAS Council Sets Session To Study Situation

Thousands Of Troops  On Border   Dominican Moves Tanks Into Position, OAS Unit to Meet

Dominican Troops Dispatched To Haitian Border For Possible Invasion

Planes, tanks poised, await strike orders   Peace mission seeks powers to head off clash

Planes, U.S. Ships Patrol Sea   Need Only Order To Push Across Border Inte Hait’; OAS Has Meeting

Army Masses Near Border  OAS Is Seeking Means  To Avert War in Haiti

Dominican Republic MA Forces Near Border Of    Solon Says Japs Trying To Sew Up Steel Mart

Over 1,000 Troops Poised Near Border  OAS Group Seeks Greater Powers To Head Off Clach

Dominicans  Massed On Haiti Border   Planes, ‘Tanks Await Orders To fuvade

Dominican Republics Troops Mass On Frontiers Of Haiti Awaiting Orders

Dominican Troops Poised on Border For Threatened Invasion of Haiti

ARMY SET FOR HAITI INVASION   Dominican President Sends Thousands Of Troops To Border With Tanks, Planes.

Dominican Troops Poised For Possible Invasion  Of Strife-Ridden Haiti

Dominicans Mass Troops at Border With Haiti  OAS Called Into Session To Seek Peace

Tanks, Assault Units Move Up   Naval Vessels Join U.S. On Sea Patrol

Land, Sea, Air  Forees Poised   American States Emergency Session Held in Washington

Bosch Prepared For Quick Drive Against Duvalier  Demands Release Of Refugee Group  Hidina in Embhaccy

Tanks, More Troops Join Island Threat  Say Bosch Anxious for Excuse

Troops, Tanks, Planes Alert   Naval Vessels Join U.S. On Sea Patrol

! j  omanicars Mass at Haiti Border Await Possible Invasion Orders

More Dominican Troops Rushed to Haiti Border   Related Story, Page 3B

Threaten Invasion  Dominican Forces  Poised To Attack At Haiti Border

Dominican, Haiti Friction Mounts   Republic Massing ‘Troops Qn Borde

Units Await Orders for Haiti Strike  OAS Peace Mission Reported Seeking Broader Powers

Abolish “must” death penalty (See story on page 3)           “HOME EDITION   Fresh troops added along Haiti border

Troops, Tanks Await ng Ord To Invade Haiti       In Position At Border; Will Act At Sliahtest Provocation

Ohio River Floods Parts Of Marietta   Representative Asks SBA Decree On Federal Funds

Guard Reform ToAffect 32nd   Reorganization Effective April 1 Gives Gen. Smith Two Assistants

Negroes Threaten to March  Atvatt’ Ansicers   Atvait’ Answers in Birminghan

7th Drawing Friday Is For $50.00 In Script   All Winners Present On Monday Night; $65.00 Wor By Mrs. Cloy Schultz. Je.

8th Drawing Friday is For $80.00 In Script.   First Prize is For $60; Final Prize Drawing To Be Monday Night, Dec. 23

$50,000 Taken In Bank Robbery  FBI Agent Watches In Augusta; Camera Records The Scene

On 100 Acres: Tax Income  Like Strick’s   By AL CHESTER Courier-Times Staff Writer

FIND PRESENTS MYSTERY  Lifeboat, Debris Located In Gulf   Ships Locate Plane Fuselage

British, French Send Out Convoys To Join Blockaded U. S$. Troops

Russ Clear French After Brief Delay  Western Troops Under Orders   Western Troops Under Orders Not To Dismount

British, French Send Convoys To Dispute Area   Allied Vehicles to Join Blockaded Ameri. cans on Road Lead. ing to Berlin.

Passed Through British and French Send Convoys In Allied Challenge

Unity Fever Spreads In Cuban Colon   Exiles’ Plotting Of Anti-Castro Revolt Reported Maturing

REVOLT IDEAS TAKING SHAPE AROUND MIAMI   BOMBARDMENT OR CUBAN INVASION WOULD BE CLIMAX

Unity Fever of Exiles Growing; Plot Revolution  Movement Under Wa For Junta in Exile

Cuban exiles build unity movement chart knockout blow against Castro

Cuban Exiles Plotting Fafal Blow   Unity Fever Is Spreading Among Rebels

Cuban Exiles Plot Attack?   ‘fdhandon It After Castro’  Guantanamo An Obsolete Playground, Young Says

SOMETHING'S HATCHING IN MIAMI  Exiles Unite Behind Castro Booting Plot

Within Next 10 Years Bureau of Mines Plans to Seek Gold. Minerals on Ocean Floor

What's Inside   PROSPECTING PLANNED  Ocean Floor May Produce Gold

Railway Commissioner Admits  Making ‘Profit’ On Oil Lease   . Hot Dogs In Short Supply At Opening Game  Striking Hawkers Bar JFK Path To Home Plate

Liquor Permif ‘Correction’ Order Issued   Gallup Board Takes Action At Meeting

[Farm Bureau Members 'To Host Businessmen   Annual Dinner ls Scheduled For April 23

Cold Front Leaves State   Moderate Winds, Fair Skies Are Prevailing

prngs No Git, 6 Yaming Tae Senator Says Bob Kennedy Kep' CoastGuardfromAidingAnothe

“DistortedV ersion” Claims Justice Dept. Of Bobby’s Yachting Party Incident

House Plows Through Minor Bills, Awaiting Debate On Tax Hike Plan

Johnson Asks End To Malice   United Nation Needed to Face Suff Problems

Thanksgiving Talk Renews Unity Plea   NASA Space Center In Florida To Honor Memory Of President

GOP Flays Senate Stockpiling Report Accusing Former Eisenhower Aides

Cabinet-Level Favoritism Is Lashed During Eisenhower's Administration

Senator Jackson Announces Suppor For Ratification of Nuclear Treaty

Russia Orbits New Cosmonaut   Soviets May Launch Second Craft Shortly

Romanov and Julert  Russ in orbit, may be joined by Space Woman   Soviet lover wanted nuclear warhead data

Russia’s Fifth Orbit Seen As Prelude To ist Man-Woman Space Venture

“ROMANOV AND JULIET’...  Russia blasts 5th manned ship into orbit, may be joined by space woman

Hint Woman Will Make Next Flight   Believe Russian May Stay Aloft for 8 Days; Tandem Effort Seen

17 Injured in Michigan Crash   Train Plows Into Steel-Laden Truck, Engine Catches Fire

Where to Find ht   Roman Catholic Prelates Discuss Papal Plan to Reform Powerful Roman Curia

Fiery Alabama Governor Calls Hundreds of State Troopers to Birmingham

Body Will Lie In State af Capitol Sunday   Family and Nation’s Leaders View Body Today

Last Rites Monday For Slain President   Former President Eisenhower, Officials And Close Friends To View Remains Today At White House; To Lie In State Sunday

Boston Cardinal To Lead Services At St. Matthew s   Casket Remains In White House Until Tomorrow

Burial Place Is Still Undecided; — Funeral Monday in Capital Cathedral

President's Funeral Rites  To Be Monday  Family, Officials View Body; It Will

Today :  Around the State . Around the Nation . Around the World .

 Would End Long Rivalry French-German Friendship Treaty Clears First Hurdle

Adenauer’s Appeal Aids Supporters   Action Follows Three-Hour Debate In Parliament

Bonn Upper House Backs French Paci  Opposition Expect. In Lower House:

Mercury Drops To Near Freeze  36 at Pellston One Of Lowest Readings

Wu Hsiu-chaun Told To Stop Bitter Diatribe   Western Press Barred During Talk by Chinese

Russia Is Blasted By Chinese Envoy  Bitter Attack Brings Storm Of Rance Stamnina. Catcalls

But Drowned Out By Boos, Catcalls, stomping  Red Chinese In Verbal Attack On Russia

Red China’s Bitter Attack On Russia Drowned Out By Boos, Catcalls In Berlin

METHODS PROTESTED  McNamara Defends TFX Contracts, Hits Probe Unit

MeNamara Criticizes  TEX Probe   Public. Confidence "Held Undermined

ress:  State’s S Share Of U.S. Education Allocation Would Be $48,964,581

$49 Million In Educational Aid Set for State   Longress Considering Largest Appropri. ation Ever Submit: ted for Reforms.

State Liquor License Fees May Be Raised to Aid Budget  Increase in Charges for Auto Registration   Increase in Charges for Auto Registration Expected to Meet Stiff Opposition —

(McNamara Tells Kennedy He Has ‘Saved Billion In Military Spending

Kaises sights  Official Discloses Slash of $1 Billion In Defense Outlay

One Billion Is Reportedly Chopped  From Military Spending During Year

E ffective on Effective on June  une I  — Senate OKs Sales, Cigarette Tax Hike

GOP-Controlled Senate Passes Bills to Increase Sales, Cigarette Taxes

5 Per Cent  HighestRate  In Nation. Back to House   Back to House For Agreement On Amendments

Distress Center  Planned  Central Radio   Central Radio  To Link Count:

FOR USE IN CASE OF WAR  Code Planned for Voluntary News Censorship

Try To Stop Graduation o! Negro Fails  ‘Ole Miss’ Degree Seems Certain for Tamec VMoredith

HE’LL BE 1ST NEGRO Meredith Relaxes, Assured of Graduating From Miss

mamas EXISTING PIPE LINES  PiPE LINES PLANNED meee ok UNDER CONSTRUCTION  MBB OL. PRODUCING atea   Underground Chief Intends Promoting Cuban Civil War

PALES MEL pe Ent a : cle  onde loade 160 Traqnare  On Diffsburgh Vice Raids: 62 Persons Face Charges

Tax Relief for Retired Persons Draws Criticism  Would Put Lien on Estate of Deceased

Property Tax Relief Is Most Criticized Aspect Of Romney’s Tax Reform

Relief Plan For Retired Under Fire   Democrats Rap ‘Lien Clause’ Tn Romney’s Packuce

Governor, Smith Take Oath   (Related Pfetures and Stories on Pages 4, 5 and 22)

NEW REGIME INSTALLED AT AUSTIN   Legislature Due First Message On Wednesday

4 Orbits Already Finished   Liftoff, Early Part of Mission Nearly Perfect

Seeret Probe Into Britain Sex Scandal   Claim Former War Minister Partly ‘Cleared?

Phils Nip Braves in 10 Innings See The Sports Peach   British Justice Clears Profumo of Leaking Secrets to Russians

MAC TO ASK CONFIDENCE VOTE  Profumo Cleared Of Leaking  British Secrets To Russians

SQUABBLE OVER OIL MAY STOP ARGENTINE AID   QUICK RETALIATION DESPITE LACK OF DETAILS ON ACTION

‘Oil Grab’ Retaliation Is Urged   Argentines Annul Agreements With U.S. Oil Firms

OIL PACT RETALIATION  “Solon Leaders  Call For Ending _ Aid To Argentina

Argentine Oil Property  Seizure Touches  Off Calls for Cuts in Aid

US. aid cut  certain after  oil seizure Argentina's act blow to Alliance

Solons Demand Retaliation e Argentina Faces Suspension Of U.S. Aid °

Our Civic Center  Here’s The Potential   Make Demand After Oil Pacts Are Canceled

After U.d. Property Contiscatea     Angry Solons Demand Suspension Of Foreign Aid to Argentina

Congressmen Hit Action Against Oi Companies   State Dept. Awaits Details Of Argentine Move

Reds Put Lights on Airliners   IN OIL DEAL RETALIATION  Demand Argentina Aid Cut

Argentina Aid  Stop Demanded  Sens. Mansfield, Dirksen Request Swift Retaliation

Congress Leaders Urge Suspension  Of Argentine Aid   Compensation Key Question

Action Retaliatory to Annulled Oil Contracts With American Companies

Trade Unit Backs Down In Dispute  U.S. Proposal Calls for Panel Of 3 Members

Common Market Is Studying Reduction In Chicken Tariffs   Duty Has Hurt U.S. Poultry Farmers: a Reduction Is Sought.

Advanced Math ‘Being Offered At High Schools   Europe Retreats; Chicken War to  nia, conta Uke -_ mu...  fmpartici rane

TO TALK OIL INDUSTRY. Kennedy Lauds Betancourt As Symbol Of Leadership:

“ENEMY OF COMMUNISM’ Kennedy Greets Venezuelan Head In Warm Tribute

Betaneourt Is Extolled By Kennedy  Unusually Warn  Greeting Given

Wake of Negro Charges Of Police Mistreatment Mounting InUpstate NY

INDEX   IPROGRAM DIRECTOR SAYS  PRUGRAM VDIKECTOR SAYS:  ‘Minuteman Meets Every Test

Gen. Phillips Answers Critics  Missile Chief Denies Charge Minuteman Cant Do Job

Minuteman Weapon Evaluation Given By Director Of Program; Claims Accuracy At 7,000 Miles

‘Minuteman Program Chief Says No Truth to Talk We Can‘t Hit Target

NO TRUTH TO REPORTS  Minuteman Can Hit Soviets   By RALPH DIGHTON

Program Director High On Project —  Minuteman Missile Setback Denied

Minuteman can tote  payload fo its target’ REPORTS TO CONTRARY LABELED FALSE BY PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Able To Reach Soviet Targets — Minuteman Program Running on Schedule, Says Director

No Truth In Minuteman Reports   No Truth In Minuteman Keports  Missile More Than Capable

News Index   Director Of Minuteman Program Claims Missile Can Hit Soviet Target

ABSOLUTELY NO BASIS AT ALL —  General Denies Reports of Minuteman Missile Trouble   Rv RALPH DIGHTON

Minuteman Rocket Belfer Than Needed   Program Director Denies Reports of Power Defieien-y

Key Figure Moparts -Minufeman Missile Derforming Up fo Expectations

UlIWay VUVUYU NII. AWay  General Reports On Reliability, Range Of Primary U. S. Missile

Despite Conflicting Rep orts Minuteman Missile Said Capable  Of Delivering Payload To Russie

Reaffirms It Can Carry Payload to Russia  Minuteman Program Head Denies Missile Difficulties

Minuteman Chief Denies Reports Missile Can't Reach Soviet Targets

Can Carry Pavload to Target  No Basis for Minuteman kKumors   By RALPH DIGHTON

Minuteman Is Okay   Director Says {t Passes All Tests So For   How Sweepstakes Is To Be Operated In New Hampshire

Denies Reports Rocket Can't Reach Russia  Minuteman Missile Great, General Says   Rv RALPH DIGHTON

Denies Missile  Has Hit Snag   Range, Payload of Minuteman All Achieved as Hoped, Director Says

—-DEFENDS THE MINUTEMAN—  Solid Fuel Missile  Exceeds Expectations

Says There Is No Truth To Reports Intercontinental Missile Unable Carry Its Payload To Soviet Targets

Minuteman Missile OK   Program Director Hits Reports Of Difficulties   Ry RALPH DIGHTON

nange, Payload Achievements Praised  Minuteman Director Defends Missile Development

Shiftin State Department Aides Is Due  Harriman Will Get a New Job

Ball Slates Final Appeal To Pakistan  Wants It To Stay With West And Shy  , enremegnenss SS 4“‘“te ow

Border Areas Reinforced As Strain Grows   Dominican Leader Reported As Eager To Defeat Duvalier

DOMINICANS TRY TO AVOID BORDER CLASH   However, They Stress Pian For Invasion Is All Complete   U. S. WARSHIPS NEAR TO AID FOREIGNERS

Troops Poised On Haiti Line  For Invasion  Dominican Republic   Dominican Republic Pushes More Troop: Along Border Areas

Only Bosch Order Waited  To Invade   U.S. Warships In Caribbean Near Port Au Prince

Diplomatic Efforts Bog Down  Dominican Forces Await Order for Haiti Invasion

Dominican Forces Set ForInvasion  Attack Order   Attack Order May Be Given At Any Moment

Clash With Haiti Seems Imminent   Duvalier Regime Trying To Avoid Provokine Attack

Dominican Poised For Haiti Invasion  Slight Excuse Being Awaited As Reason To Go Over Border

‘Author Should Be Punished’  Professor Tabs Tale Of Lizards ‘Fantasy’

‘PURE FANTASY  Russian Scientist Scotches Tale About Revived Lizards

“SCIENTIFIC FANTASY”  Tale of Lizard-Like Tritons Stirs Russians

Lirpa loot out early this year  Soviets say lizard yarn “pure fantasy”

F og Slowing Airlift Over The Atlantic   Vast Movement Of 15,000 LS, Soldiers, Airmen

‘Heavy Fog Cover Brings Problems If Airlift Is To Hold To Schedules

Pint-Size Spooks Astir   It’s The Night Of Tricks And Treats And Fun

HALLOWEEN “TRICKS OR TREATS’  Tonight is Night for Ghosts and Goblins

Divicion V   Leon Kirchhoff to Take 10-Week Study Tour  Of European Countries

West Vi irginia Senate To o OK Redistricting  Approval Will Give Hanvock One More Delegate In House

Congress Shocked, Stunned With Grief   4 Presidents Die In Office Since 1900

World Reacts  with Sadness   Congress Stunned, Angered by Slaying

Today’s Weather: CLOUDY, MILD   Britain Also Announces Acceptance

Teenagers Fire Into  NegroHome   Not Believed Connected With Racial Trouble

WALLACE IS ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE   Order Comes Soon After   Troopers Block Pupils   From Scheels      SHOOTINGS ARE NOT RACIAL CONNECTED

Rusk Denies Cuban Plane Attack Claim   Navy Spokesman Says Aircraft Did Not Fly Over Area

Navy Claims Gunfire Not From Patrol   Russians. Cubans Drilling On North Coast Of Province

3 Et te ot tt 3 Temperatures YESTERDAY  LOW- 67 at 5:a.m. HIGH- 92 at 2:p.m.  He 3 + xt > + 0 vt   KENNEDY’S CLAIM- Dogs Welcome, Negroes Barred

Mrs. Kennedy Picks A Home  Plans To Move In Old Georgetown House In January

In Georgetown Section— Mrs. Kennedy  Buys Historic House In D. C.

San Fernando Valley Combed For Kidnapers   ‘Historic House In Georgetown Ts Purchased By Mrs. Kennedy

INDEX   Mrs. Kennedy, 2 Children to Live \In Historic Georgetown Mansion

What's In The  News Today...   169-Year-Old House Is Bought By Mrs. Kennedy

In and Out in Guatemala   BY EXILES AGAINST CUBA Britain Backs U.S. in Dhwarting Raids

Ike Urges Republicans: P Enlist ‘Idealists, Amateurs  To Combat The Democrat:

May Return US. Troops to Thailand   : ‘Co icern' Voiced     Threat to SEATO

Situation Serious In Laos   Kennedy Meeting Today With  Security Council But No Word Released

7th Fleet On The Move In  Asian Waters  Precautionary Manenver   Precautionary Maneuver  In Light Of Laos Fiehtino

Precautions Being  Taken in Siam Gulf   Additional Units To Be Sent to Gulf; Move Considered to Show Concern For New Developments in Laos Territory

U.S. TROOPS  MAY GO BACK TO THAILAND   Possibility Raised By Reds’ Threat To Bordering Laos

U. 5. Ships Move fe Southeast Asia   Some Units of 7th Fleet in Guli of Siam Area, Others Are on Way,

‘Move Is Purely for Precaution’   Talk of Sending Troops Back To Thailand

PRESSURE ON LAOS REASON FOR STUDIES   New Cease-Fire Is Arranged But Hopes Not Strong

Move Linked lo Laos Crisis   Precautionary Action Revealed by Pentagon

Ith Fleet Units In Guif Of Siam   More Ships To Be Sent; U. S. Troops May Enter Thailan

U.S. Troops May Go fo Thailand  Action Considered In Laos Discussions

Khrushchev Greets Editor   U. S. Troops Might Return to Thailand

Wants To Open Rights Debate At Conference   Would By-Pass Floor Fight On Measure

Initlaling Held Up On Nonaggression  Khrushchev Letter  Ton African Cia te   Khrushchev Letter To African States Gives It Priority

Pact Awaits Signing. . by U.S., Russ Delegates  ‘ Final Action Deluyed by Arguments   “Boor A betiee Nangeenestan Tponiy

Peace Pact Talk Holds Up Test Ban OK  Nikita Offers Ta Keep Africa Nlaelanr Fras

Still No {nitialing Of Test Ban Agreement  Arguments  Over Soviets’  Other Demands . Heald Tt ile

A-Test Ban Pact Draft Concluded By West, Russia   Arguments Over Nonaggression Pact  Hold Up Signing

_ “FIGHTS FOLLOW GRID GAME~  36 Toledo Juveniles Nabbed; 5 Are Held.

Alabama Campus I:  Put Off Limits to All But Students   Hundreds of Law Officers  Reach Scene

Segregationists Urge Economic Boycott As Two Negroes To Enroll At Alabama U.

Barricades lsolate Campus in Alabama   Kennedy on Trail  OfWomens Vote

Barricades Up To Keep Out Trouble-Maker:   Segregationists Urged To Boycott White Merchants Who Deseqreaate

BARRICADE CAMPUS OF ALABAMA U.   Authorities Try To Head Off Disturbances Where Two Negroes Are To Enroll Tuesday.

Police Let Only Pupils, Faculty In   Segregationists Urge Boycott of White Merchants

Integration Showdown  Set Tuesday   Gov. Wallace Vows To Block 2; Plans Broadcast Sunday

POLICE READY FOR VIOLENCE AT ALABAMA U.   Unauthorized Visitors Barred in Advance of Tuesday Crisis Day   PEACE IS URGED   Segregation Group Talks of Boycott Against ; White Intecrationists

Barricades Erected at Alabama ‘U  Segregation Leaders Urge New Methods

Police Act To Bar Violence  Barricades Set Up Around University Of Alabama

Boycott Is UrgedOver Violence Officials Isolate   niversitvCamopus

Segregationists Call For Boycott — Instead Of Violence In Race War

Campus Off Limits to All But Students—  Barricades Erected at ‘University of Alabama

Non-Violence Chorus SwellsYellow Barricades Isolate Univ. Of Alabama Campus   Sister-Act Converts Old Orchard Into Landscaping Masterpiece

Tension Grips Tuscaloosa As ‘Integration Day’ Nears   Right To Work Law “Punitive”, Says Alf

sateduation Foe Asks Buycott ——— ES _ SES Eu ycot  Alabama U. Is Barricaded As Race Showdown Nears

University of Alabama Barricaded  a center tenant  Segregationists Urged Not to Invite Violence

Wallace Makes Appeals Alabama U Is Isolated By Yellow Barricades

Law Enforcement Officers Ready For Any Trouble  Gov. Wallace Makes ‘Stay Home’ Appeal

Wal Walnee At Alaharna [   Campus ta Bartleaded) Sagregationtets Aste Bavesit ai Gasa Stavaw

Barricades Ring School   Segregationists Urge Isolation of Alabama Campus—'No Trouble’

Enrollment of Two Negroes Set Tuesday   Wallace Challenges Court Order, Urges No Demonstrations

Alabama Steps Up Anti-Nearo Moves   Enactment of New Wheat Legislation Is Seen for ‘64

Alabama Campus Is Closed to Outsiders   Report Governor Orders Guardsmen To Stand-by Duty

Advocates Of Segregation Urge Boycolf  Wallace Works On Another Series Of  Care, Lama Pew. + -Y ae

Mental Health [At a Glance:   WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presldent Kennedy’s mental health message at a glance:

RELONGED To CRANDMA   BoyFinds$2,000 Goes On AWild Spending Spree

It Was: Fun—But Oh That Talkative Sister!  2 Boys, $2000 Cache, Spending Spree, Police, Jail-

Lad, 12, Finds $2,000 In Cellar,  ‘Spending Spree Comes To Quick Halt For Boy

Juage Piunkett’s Family Hit  Three From Austin  Killed in Collision

Premier Blasts Rejoicing Over Storm Disaster   Damage On Island Nation Set at Millions

Patrols Keep Cyprus Peace   British Soldier Shot, Wounded At Southeast Port of Larnaca

Cease-fire generally observed Greek-Turkish Cypriots fighting causes concern

Greeks, Turks Disagree Over 3-Nation Unit  Warring Factions Still Observing Vila orn ee ie

British Send Patrols Into Cyprus City   Disagreement Delays Plans For Guséks: Turks To Join; Cease-Fire Being Observed

Nicosia Streets Under 2    Three-Nation Force Trying To Restore Peace After Fights

British Soldier Wounded  Patrols Protect — English Civil ~ Population

3-Nation Cyprus Patrol Delayed  Greek, Turkish Soldiers Don’t Join British Army

Haggling Delays AdditionsTo — Armed Patrols   British Army Groups Keeping Watch In Cyprus

British Patrol Cypriot City To Keep Orde   Greek, Turkish Help Delayed By Disagreement

British Patrol Cyprus   Keeping Peace On Explosive  Nicosia Scene

SOLDIERS ON PATROL IN NICOSIA   British Troops Keep Order In Cyprus Where Rival Turks and Greeks Man Roadblocks.

British forces in Nicosia Plans for three-nation Cyprus patrol delayed by disagreement

 =<core efrerts staitea British Troops Patrol Cyprus but Greek, Turk Forces are Delayed °

Disagreement Holds Up Plans For Greeks And Turks To Take  Part In Enforcing Uneasy Peace

JOINT DELAYED BY LANGUAGE   Rival Garrisons Kept In Place At  Island Extremes

British Troops Keeping Peace  In Cyprus Area   Greece, Turkey Delaying Moves For Showdown

Moving Through Nicosia, Capital Of Isle, Today  Delay on Turkish,

No Greek or Turkish Soldiers Join British Troops Striving to Keep Peace on Cyprus

Nicosia Being Watched .. Uneasy Cease- Fire Holds As. Troops Patrol Cyprus

Cease-Fire Is Observed In Nicosia British Patrols Are  Kh enoninag Wha Deanne

In Explosive Cyprus  British Troops On Patrol In Nicosia To Keep Peace

Delay Plan For Greek, Turk Troops   Unable To Agree On Mixed Patrol

British Patrol To Maintain Cyprus Peace   Disagreement Delays Plans For 3-Nation Forces

Discord Stalls Troops Link in Cyprus Capital   British Soldiers Maintain Peace

INTERNATIONAL CONCERN FELT British Patrols Keeping Touchy Peace In Cyprus

British Keep Peace af Cyprus  No Agreement   No Agreement On Joint Patrols

Nicosia Streets Patrolled Occasional Shots Mar  Cease-Fire In Cyprus

British Patrol Cyprus   Three-Nation Force Attempts To Keep Peace

Life’s End  MRS. ETHEL VIEHE, WIDOW OF RETIRED MINISTER, EXPIRES AT THE AGE OF 92

Life’s End   MRS. ETHEL VIEHE, WIDOW OF RETIRED MINISTER, EXPIRES

Life’s End   RiIG 3 how  MRS, ETHEL VIEHE, wipow OF RETIRED MINISTER, EXPIRES  AT THE AGE OF 99

Death Bill Passed by Assembly   Foes Predict Moratorium Defeat in Senate

Overrule of Religious Exercise Ban Unlikely   Stand Near Church Council’s . . .  Court Encourages Study of Religion   Bible-reading in County Schools Didnt Follow Any Faith Pattern

Most Of Large Issues Settled  In Legislature Hundreds Of Sma  Bills Remain In Legislative Honne

50-50 Chance... Bill on Transit Subsidies  Facing Stiffer Oppositior

New Duties On Imported Meat Asked   Tarriff Changes Proposed By Rep. Dole of Kansas

Decision Due Soon on Wheat Sales to Russia   Kennedy Scheduled for Briefing on Situation

U.S. Studies Wheat Sale ToRussia   Administration Will Decide in Next Few Days Whether to Okay Sale

‘New Cold Wave In Great Plains  Freeze Hits California Citrus, Vegetable Crops

Brown Urges. Death Penalty Stay Hearing   Governor to Fight to Get  Bil On to Senate Fleer

Brown Vows Fight to Curb  Executions  Governor to Fight to Get Bil On to Senate Floor   Governor to Fight to Gel Bill On to Senate Floor

Tax Filing Fee Repeal Voted By Legislature   Froehlich Hits ‘Grandstand Play,’ Casts Only ’No’ Vote

Vote Repea Of Tax Fee   Assembly, Senate Act to Wipe Out Unpopular Law

Laos Peace Attempt Hitting New Snags  T nttcata A Aa 4s eee   Leftists Add to Demands

Attempt to reduce Laos tension fails      Neutralist premier, Red leader . decide to confer again Tuesday

Laos Premier Fails in Try To End Crisis   Both Sides Decide To Meet Again at ‘Red Rase Tuesday

Left Asking Talks Have Old Issues   West Concerned It May Erupt into Bloody Clash with Reds

Two Princes Confer as  Crisis Builds  - Leftist Lists New Demands For Future Peace in Lacs’

HOPES SLIGHT TO ACHIEVE PEACE   Neutralist Prince Flies To Trouble Zone   Accuse Each Other Of Violating Cease-Fire; Report Sporadic Firing

Settlement Sought In Laos Crisis   Souvanna Phouma Flying To Plaine des Jarres

Threat To Neutralist Government Grows   Reds Step Up Laos Demand:

Both Sides Asree To  Meet Again   Pathet Lao Starts Charge U.S. Planes Airlift Troops

Neutralist Leader Seeks Settlement Of Laos Problem  Little Hope Souvanna Can Reltacsn Cimel Aimee   Little Hope Souvanna Can Achieve Final Agreement

HERE'S LATEST MOON SHIP   They Meet With JFK-Demo Leaders Hoping For Rail Agreement

Prepare to Write Railroad Report  Final ‘Featherbedding Arguments Today

Meet With Kennedy On Rails   Democratic Leaders Hopeful Rail Strike Can Be Averted

iOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Meeting with Kennedy Democratic leaders voice hope rail strike will be headed off   Raltan’<« nredictian

Hopeful of Agreement  Mansfield, Other Solons Discuss Rail Dispute

Hopeful Of Rails  Aceord   Presidential Move Predicted Unless Terms Are Reached

DemsHopef ul Of Settlement On Rail Rules   Special Board Hears Arguments On ‘Featherbedding

Demo Leaders Hopeful Of Averting Rail Strike After Huddle With JFK

City Council Sets $502,302 Budget   AFTER CONFERENCE WITH KENNEDY —  , Congressional Leaders Hopeful  Railroad Strike Can Be Averted

Demo Leaders JFK Discuss Rail Threat  4 ‘Always Hopeful’   ‘Always Hopeful’ Negotiators Can Reach Solution   UNTIL JULY 29

FIMVETUr UP AQ POOreie     Mansfield, Other Solons Discuss Rail Dispute

Discuss Threat With President At Breakfast  Special Board Will Report Next Monday

Dispute:   Congressmen Hope for Rail  Agreement   Strike Threat Is Topic at a White House. Breakfast

Featherbedding Arguments Will Conclude Today  Writing Of Report Starts Wednesday By Six-Man Group

1   Life’s End   DR. HARRY MILLER, 77, /OF BROWNSVILLE, TEX.  FUNERAL RITES HELD

Life’s End  OR. HARRY MILLER, 77, OF BROWNSVILLE, TEX. FUNERAL RITES HELD

Red tape detains thousands  West Berliners begin mass visit eastward

Thousands Pour Througl Berlin Wall   Mass Visiling in East Berlin Is Underway

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious b eatures)

Spears Gets 3 Life Terms   Sentence Pronounced By Fairfield Judge

ATTORNEY GENERAL REPORTS  ‘No Evidence Found To Tie Toy Civil Rights Leaders To Reds

Stocks   Atty. Gen. Kennedy  Congress Told No Evidence Civil Rights Leaders Are Red

G round Broken For New Dlant Near Brilliant   Bishop Pays Tribute To Retired Serbian Priest

Convicted One Year Ago  2nd Jury Clears Levittowne1 Of Involuntary Manslaughter

3 Attention Deer Hunters  If You Are Over 40, Please \Take It Easy, Or You May Die

TWIRLERS PERFORM WITH ROUSTAROIITEC   SE EE SE  EXPERIMENT SHOWS DEER HUNT PUTS EXTRA STRAIN ON HEART

Americans Donate Nearly $500,000 To Five Families Torn By Tragedy

Church Filled And Thousand Stand in Street; Non-Violence Sermon Theme

Tribute To Negro Gir ls Quiet   ‘Non-Violence And Perseverance Theme Of Church Service

Big Shakeup in DMV as 3 More Fired   LA. Jury Indicts Dealers' Leader, Two State Aids

DMV Probe  Leads to Big Shuffle   Three Top Aides Fired by Bright   See earlier story, page 9

 People in the News  Birdman’ Will Go to Court To Protect Rights to Book

DoorsBlocked At Vatican As Ballot Slated   Buddhist Monk Fi re Death Stirs Tension

Chinese Commie Chen Says:   Economic Failures Deter Peking’s Bomb Program

[Speaks Out For a Sette _ ‘Romney, Sworn In As Michigan’s 41st ' Governor. Seeks Solution To Problems

ALGERIAN CRISIS CONTINUES  Berbers Launch All-Out Drive Against Ben Bella

Thousands Demonstrate In Algeria   Berbers, FFS Call For End To Fascist Ben Bella Regime

Where to Find It   South China Sea Lands -Form Malaysia Federation

Hughes Offers Record $230 Million Iowa Budge   Income Tax   ‘Corporate Tax

Hughes Calls for Record Spending, Tax Increases   Would Finance Budget With Income Tax Boosts, Hotel, Motel Bills Tax, Liquor by the Drink 

Rain Falls In Area   By United Press International  Winter aimed its bitterest blast of the seas enm of Lasane bénchnis

Integration Leader Free Under Bond   MAY END DEMONSTRATIONS IN SAVANNAH

Chlorine fells 400      Integration leader freed on $15,000 bond!

e TODAY ©   (Copyrighted 1962, A National Council of Churches Religious [a

At Tomb of the Unknowns A Mother's Whisper: ‘I'm Trying To Think Maybe That Is My Boy’

Many P onder at his identity  So ae . = Won't foraet the Unknown Soldier on Memorial Day

[They'll Never Know Mothers At Unknowns Tomb Hope Their Sons Are There

Many Will Gather Thursday In Hushed Memory Of Dead At Tomb Of Unknowns

Nameless Dead at Arlington a Symbo Of Thousands Who ‘Never Came Back’

Three ‘Unknowns Represent 480,000 Who Died While In U. S. Military Service

RELATIVES OF MISSING CAN HOPE THEIRS IS THERE  ~The Unknowns: Comfort For Many

WANNA BUY A ‘TUSK?   Miami Takes A Look At Its Cuban Exile Colony

Miami Takes New Look At Cuban Colony   Hearing Held By Congressmer

New Legislature Into Its First Full Week of Activify   Expanded Fducation and Mental Health Programs Are the Top Issues.

Statement of PF  Eisenhower. Goldwater Will Work Together for Terse GOP Platform

DISAGREE ON CIVIL RIGHTS, TAX_ISSUES  lke, Barry to Team Up for Terse Party Platform

Forest Fires Hit in North, Central Cal.   2 Out of Control;  Blaze Sweeping Redwood Tract

In Whip Cracked On Democrats— Miller Says Kennedy Can Pass Rights Bill

MOTHER GIVES, KIDNEY Rare Surgery Makes Big Christmas For This Man

Rash Of Storms Cause Hardships. Over Wide Area; Hikes Death Toll

Thousands Homeless, Beaths Mount Violent Thunderstorms  Hit Flooded Southland

 Floods Rip Houses Apart    Violent Thunderstorms, Rake Southland; Hoayvy Snow Falls O# Mebraske and lowe

Thunderstorms Rake Flooded Southlands   Blustery Storm Dumps New Snows On Neb. And lowa

Eight Lose Lives In Two Collisions; State Toll Now 151  Two Teen Cousins

Mistakes Often Fatal— Injured Aerialist Plans Return To Trapeze Act

After serious injury  Petite trapeze artist plans return to circus

Injured Girl Plans Comeback ... . One Fall Doesnt Scare’ Tiny Trapeze Performer

‘IT WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN'—MARY LOU  Hospitalized Aerialist Plans To ~ Go Up Again, Scorns Use Of Net

Young Aerialist, Undeterred by Fall Plans to Go Up Again--Without Net

Pretty Aerialist, Injured In High Fall, Plans To Return To Swinging Circus Trapeze

Tt Won't Happen Aga in’ Girl Aerialist, Seriously Injured In Fall, Plans To Return To Trapeze

lran Solidly Passes Shah's. Reform Laws   Government Hails Results As Enormous ‘Vote Of Confidence For Ruler. Proaram

Fair employment urged for lowa  Cite ‘lack of opportunity’ for non-whites   Cite ‘lack of opportunity’ for non-whites

OMG CTS OT ga ERT TE, + ppaeahiebiiniactil ee  Atomic F btsine Two Clouds of Uncertainty

Deposed President Charges Red Allliance  Dictator Vows To Free  Guatemala Of All Reds

Guatemalan Reds Facing  Deportation Death Fight Pledged  Against Communism Tie TH tne Dinca ten

ae rian Disorders Guatemala's Dictator Vows ‘Fighi  To Death’ Against Communists

ASTRONAUT TO ARRIVE TODAY Shawnee Honors Cooper   Gordo's Day Set Saturday

Blast Kills Three At Refinery   At Least 25 Others Injured Near Corpus Christi

Violent Blast Fatal To Three  At Least 25 Injured In Corpus Christi

KU Tops Nation In Grants From Education Unit  25 Awards to Oread Are Equalled Only

KU Tops Nation In Grants From Education Unit  25 Awards to Oread   25 Awards to Oread Are Equalled Only By Michigan State

Completion by 1980 Large power poo! planned for construction in midwest

Wet Weather in Many Sections  Big Atlantic Storm Appears Subsiding

Redevelopment Unit: ‘Unjust’  Bodley Criticisms Of Agencies Rapped

FINAL EDITION’   Spy Charges Filed by FBI Against Three   Ex-Colonel Seeks Legislative Post

Two Employes Of Russian  Mission to U.N. Also Detained By FBI Agents

American.  Red Nabbed In Meeting   Two Soviet UN Group VMiombers Alen Held

Joint Committee Reaches Complete Settlement in Birmingham Race Strife

Coed Jailed In Dope Ring Investigation   Indiana Grad Student From Cedar Rapids Sought for Possession

 Order Bans Unlicensed Business   Red Island Placed In Same Class As China. Narth Karas

Financial Deals Are Forbidden  Red Isle On Same List   Red Isle On Same List As North Korea, China

Commercial Transactions Forbidden   Government Puts Island in Same Class  as Red China, Korea

TRANSACTIONS BANNED Government Freezes Assets  Of Cuba In United States

Also Americans‘ Must License Transactions; Puts Pressure   On Cuban Funds

Stringent Orders Hit Communist Island   Castro's Country Receives Same Treatment Given North Korea, Red China: Transaction Forbidden

US. Clamps Lid on All Cuba Assets   Halts Transactions, _ Ties Up Millions In American Banke

Commercial Transactions Banned~ U.S. Government Orders Freeze on  All Cuban Assets

Assets Of Cuba Put In Freezer   Unlicensed Business With Island Banned In New Squeeze Play

All Financial Deals Forbidden  Cuba In Same Status As Communist China

LICENSE IS NEEDED FOR ALL TRADE   New Regulations Bolstering OAS Subversion Fight

U.S. Freezes Cuba Assets, Blocks Deals   Action Will Bar Transfer Of Funds For Subversion

Transactions With Red Isle Banned   U.S. Acts To Isolate Castro Rules Stringent

Financial Deals Are Forbidden   Red Isle On Same List As North Korea, China

Uniicensed Transactions Forbidden  Red Isle Under More Stringent Rules Than Russ

District 12, 13-A and 14 Fishing schedule revised to  harvest large pink run

US Government Freezes Assets Of Cubans Here  Purpose to Prohibit   Purpose to Prohibit Use of US Holdings In Subversive Acts

Govt. Also Bars Deals With Cuba   Order Puts Country in Same Category with Other Red Areas

U. S. Freezes Cuban Assets   Gov't Also Bars Americans From Trade With Cuba

“Voy or Guiture : Yule Concert, Art Exhibit Scheduled Here Sunday

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Crusading Postman Refused Offer Of Police Protection During March

CALLED’ OUTRAGEOUS CRIME’ Refused Protection  lust Before Murder

‘JFK: The Man and The Myth’  Kennedy Changes Mind on Ikes Korean Visit

JFK: THE MAN AND THE MYTH  Kennedy Changes His Mind on Ike’s Visit to Korea

12 West Virginia Counties to Get U.S. Flood Aid  Big Cleanup Job Gets Under Way In 5-State Area

BETANCOURT’S CALL   ~ Clampdown On Air, Sea  ~ Routes To Cuba Ureed

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-  _ Deepenin  Crisis—IV: Role Of The.C hurch  lew Militancy Against Seqregation Of Religion

The Deepening Crisis - 111 Churches Preach Integration, But Doors Stay Shut

DESPITE OFFICIAL PRONOUNCEMENT S$  Racial Bars Persist at Churches

What's Inside   THE DEEPENING CRISIS  Race Bars Persist In U.S. Churches

The Deepening Crisis— _  Racial Bars Adorn Many Church Doors   By GEORGE W, CORNELL AP Realivian tWri¥ar

Viet Cong Bombing Thwarted     First of U.S. Advisers to Quit Viet Nam Dec. 3

250 U. S. Military Advisers to Quit Viet Nam, More to Leave by Jan. 

SURROUNDS ATOM TALKS   U.S., Britain And Russia Discuss Nuclear Test Ban Treaty At Moscow In “Friendly Atmosnhere “’

IN HOLLYWOOD  Smut Peddler, Girl Friend Found Biudgeoned To Death

Baker Probers Hear Report By Mrs. Novak   Widow Tells About Stock Profit Split

At Public Hearing Widow Tells Of Sharing Stock Profit With Baker

oplit stock Profit  Bobby Baker Probe Opens With Widow’s Testimony

Senate Probe Hears Details   Ex-Partner’s Widow Tells of Stock. Melon

Split Profit With Baker, Widow States   Former Senate Aide Invested No Money, She Says

Novak's wiciow tells story of profitable siock deal shared by husband, Baker   Short of cach

Baker hearings      Blond widow tells Senate _probers of big stock split

Cut in After-9 Phone Rates to Cost Companies $30 Million Annually —

Five Children Die In Greene County In House Blaze   By United Press International

Stocks   Weather         LESTE     al ~~ Appeal Laid Aside  Court Clears Way For Hoffa’s Trial  i

Jury Tampering Alleged  7am ener gin re A LR  Court Clears Way for Hoffa's Trial

Stocks   Weather  Partly CLOUDY and MILD   ALLL FO DAMN A THA     Appeal Laid Aside CM ce a i a  Court Clears Way For Hoffa’s Trial

Warplanes strafe objectives in South Viet Nam; targets believed Communist bivouac

Viet Cong Jungles Attacked   Planes Strafe And Bomb Targets Near Cambodian Border

Missing U.S. Aircraft Is Hunted   Commander Says South Rule Now On Winning End

Seven Picked Up From Sinking Boat By Merchant Ship Off Cuban Coast

Ike Says Exploit Red Split   By JACK BELL and MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Exploit Split in Red Bloc, Advice Of Eisenhower  Communist Objective

Ike Wants Red Split Exploited   Believes Khrushchev Sees No Gains in War But Reds Still Seek Domination

Exploit Red Split, Ike Urges; Says Khrush Sees War Futile   By JACK BELL nd MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Vo Lhings Lo Widen Split U.S. Should Push Moscow— Peiping Cleavage, Ike Says

Exploit Red Split, Says Ike   By JACK BELL and MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Khrushchev Seeks World Domination, Forsakes War, Says Eisenhower   By JACK BELL and MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

‘Former President Also Believes Nikita Won’t Provoke War  ‘Ike SaysU.S.Should Exploit Russia-ChinaSplit   By JACK BELL and MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

‘Ike Says U. S. Should Exploit Split Between Moscow And Peking   By JACK BELL and MARVIN I. ARRO@SMITH

Eisenhower Favors Steps That Could Widen Soviet-Red China Differences; Khrushchev Wants Peace   By JACK BELL and MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Today's Teléaram      Cites Red Objecti ve—  Ike Offers Views On World Scenc   By JACK BELL ind MARVIN 1. ARROWSMITH

‘Khrushchev Seeks World Domination, Forsakes War, Says Eisenhower

cisennower belleves:  United States Should Exploit Red Schism   .. By JACK BELL and MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

"Do Those Things That Tend To Widen It"—  “Exploit Soviet-Red China Split’ Eisenhower Tells US   By JACK BELL and MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

 Turk- Greek Crisis Mounts  ‘LBJ Asks for Cyprus Peace  As British Fly Army to Scene

LBJ Appeals For End Of Bloodshed  Britain Flies Troops To Embattled Cyprus

Windmill Can‘t Qualify For FHA Loan   Committee, Council Agree to Sell Bonds In the Open Market

KU Hikers Ahead of Pace   Old Soldier Dies Happy,  Sure That Someone Cared

He Once Had Nowhere to Go—  Blind WW I Vet Housedin Jail  Dies, Knowing Someone Cared

Blind Veter  Old as tag 73, Diss ; Knowing Finally That Someone Did Care

a ee ualified for Unqualified for VA Care  Blind Old Soldier, Who Lived in Jail, ls Dead

At Least Somehody Cared— ou Soldier Dies, Made Home In Jail 46 Days:

Knew Someone Cared  Blind Old Soldier Who Lived In Jail Because He Had No Home Dies In Go.

Blind—He Knew Someone Cared  Veteran Denied VA Hospital Care Dies in Nursing Home

Soviet Cosmonauts Land Sately in Siberia After Historic Orbital Duet

Russians Pad Lead In Race For Moon  Space Pair Returns Safely After Record-Breakings Orbital Flishts

Bruised Nose Only Discomfort For Valentina; Bykovsky Down On 82nd Orbit

Reds Hail ‘Girl With Corn-Flower Blue Eyes’ After Historie Orbit Duet

Spacemates in Siberia  ‘Only a Bruised Nose,’ Space Girl Tells Nikita

Cosmonauts Land Safely   Girl Lands First With Only A Bumped Nose: Both Given Praise

Space Trip At End For Red Couple   Both Reparted Landing Safely in Siberia   (See Pleture on Page §)

Soviets Laud Triumph of Space Darling  Valentina Lands Just Ahead of Orbital Partner

JFK Orders Probe Mine Safety Rules   President Cites Recent Deaths In Pennsvivania. Wo Va

KENNEDY MOURNED AROUND THE WORLD   KENNEDY'S FATHER TOLD TRAGIC NEWS

World Joins In Eulogies For Fallen President   Rites Planned In The Capital

5000 Driven From Homes By Deluges  At Least 2000 Southeast Texas

Man to Control Space Flights  U.S. Moving Ahead With Gemini, Apollo

In Future Space Efforts...  Man, Not Machine, Will Control Flights

Referendum Is Bypassed On Sarasota Urban Renewal Proposal... Col. 4   SHRIMP FISHERMEN DESCRIBE MIG ATTACK   Wave For Help Brings Spray Of Machine Gun Slugs

Convict Shot Through Legs   ct Sot ti hrougin Legs  State Prison Breakout Foiled

10,000 May Hear Goldwater Tonight; Senator Assails Big City Machines

Transport Crews Strike in Philly:  Bus, Trolley, Subway Operations Halted

Claims Housewives Lead More Exciting Lives Than Husbands: Chores Burden

The American Husband - Part 4  Wife Gets Her Share of Unfair Raps

Private Vessels Rush To Scene  Fishing Boat Runs Into Shoal 2 Dead. 21 Reseued In Water

10 DAYS OF PENITENCE Ash Wednesday Heralds  Arrival Of Lenten Season

Ash Wednesday Starts  Lenten Season Today   Tenten Messages. Page 19.

iStart of Lenten Season  Christians Around World Observe Ash Wednesday

40-day period of fasting, penitence  Ash Wednesday ushers in Lenten season

Lent Ushered In By Ash Wednesday   NEW YORK (AP) — Ash Wednesday ushered in the senten season for Christians around the world today.

Crossing  Starting In Berlin  Wall Parted   Wall Parted For Holiday

Long awaited opportunity. West Berliners begin trek through the wall

Yule Visits Behind Wall Under Way   East Berlin Reds Open Routes First Time in 28 Months

SCOUTS’ ANNUAL ‘GOOD TURN DAY’ PLANS ARE MADE   Will Make Collection Of Used Articles On Saturday, April 20

Suit Filed to Force House to Provide Creater Representation for Urban Areas

Brackish Water Plant Fete Set   Million Gallons  Converted Daily

Late Bulletin  SOVERNMENT GRANTS  MILLION DOLLAR LOAN  TO WESTMAR COLLEGE  SOR STUDENT HOUSING Approval Today  o. Rah cL a   LARGE BARN, STRAW nn PIGS BURNED ON GALLES FARM

Grand Opening Saturday.   Entries Pour in for 5th Jones County Fair Set for Aug. 23-24

Cruiser Hits Log; Body Recovered   Dragging Monday At Harpers Ferry For Man's Wife

Red China Leaders Attack Kh.   Chinese People Told He Should Get Out_ Or Be Made To Leave

Red Chinese Would Oust Khrushchey   Leaders Launch New Campaign Of Denunciation

Socialists  Oust Iraqi  Regime Baath Party  Controls Oil-Rich Land

lraqi Regime Removed By Baath Party  Socialists Take — Cantral ilne:il    Socialists. Take Control Until __ Elections Held

Showers, Cool   Alabama Sheriff Optimistic In Church Bombing Case

FEELS CERTAIN INVESTIGATORS ‘WILL GET LEAD   Scores Of FBI Agents Among Many Officers Seeking Clues   2 TEENAGERS HELD FOR GRAND JURORS

Peopie You Know ELECT-RUSSELL NULL: '.” NEW MAYOR, OF EARLY... {IN RECORD ‘TURNOUT:          Councilman: There 7 wk ay The Last Two Years‘; :  VUtetnr he &R Vatee

People You Know  ELECT RUSSELL NULL NEW MAYOR OF EARLY IN RECORD TURNOUT  Councilman There. The Last Two Years  Victor by 66 Votes

t's Time to Share the Lollipop”   School Districts to Get Less Aid Than Requested

lowa School Districts: To Get Less Than Half of Supplemental Aid Asked

See RESEARCH, Page 2   Hospital's Emergency Room  To Be Aided by Jones Fete

GE, Union Reach Accord   Council Moves Ahead With Windmill Project

in Improvised Quarters— Hundreds Of Negro Teens  Children In Confinement

COMPLETE TABULATION OF GRANT COUNTY VOTE   Conflict Rough on Children Birmingham Police ‘Lack Jail Space

3. Rails, Boat Get First Liquor Okays      Licenses _ Also Issued.

Labor Stays Away ————————_____— Lucey Forecasts Dinner  Success Despite ‘Boycott’

Crowded Moisant Airport Scene Of Wild Gun Battle Sparked By Holdup Effort

Due to pre-trial sanity hearing  Ruby trial won'tcome up ‘til next year

Second reapportionment plan goes before voters  140,000 Mississippians expected to rule  an 199.mamhar Honiea 59 .mamher Sanatea

Where Poignant Memories Remain j  Widow, Two Children Te Leave White House

A dad Mansion loday  Mrs. Kennedy To Be Leaving White House Soon And Many Memories

Ruby Indicted for Murder; D.A. to Seek Death Penalty      Mrs. Kennedy Revisits Grave Site

Mrs. Kennedy Will Soon Leave White House, Now Empty, Forlorn For Her

Men May Be Lifted Out This Evening ©      Extreme Caution Taken in F. ina * Drilling: Capsule Ready

Hope fo Reach Men by Evening   Hope fo Reach Men by Evening  Escape Hole Nears Trapped Miners

JUST NORTH OF AIRPORT   LNNVEUR EE VT CARER WERE  Colonial Home Offered ‘Box Seat’ for History

ST NORTH OF AIRPORT  Colonial Home Offered ‘Box Seat’ for History

GOP Leader Begins Tour Key States.   ‘New York Governor. Heads For N, H. For First Official Talk

Other Races Also Planned By Governor   Republican Says Vital Principles at Stake in Election

Rockefeller Announces  Candidacy  Says He’ll Enter New Hampshire, Other Primaries

Rockefeller In Battle Formally By Announcing  Governor Planning T on Crip  > me mans   Governor Planning To Enter Primary In New Hampshire

He'll woo N.H. in  primary   Long-awailed word.” is giveni-to newsmen

Will Enter Various  Primaries  Believes Vital Principals at Stake in Electio:

Rockefeller In Battle Formally By Announcing   Governor Planning To Enter Primary In New Hampshire

Rockefeller Enters GOP Contest   Asaails JFK, Asks Primary Competition

Rocky Formall Reveals Plans To Enter Race   To Campaign in State Primaries

Gov. Rockefeller Gives Statement On Candidacy   Announcement Made By N. Y. Governor

He Makes it: Ofticiat  Rockefeller Will Run:  Entering Primary Races

N.Y. Governor Tests Reactions on Divorce   ‘ Have Reached This Decision Because  Believe That Vital Principles Are at Stake,’ He Says

New Hampshire Primary To Be Testing Ground   Governor Promises Vigorous Campaign On Vital Principles

Also May Enter  Primary Race ‘In California;  Admits He’s Underdog

Rockefeller Announces Candidacy   Governor Soys He Will Enter N.H. Primary

Gov. Rockefeller Enters GOP Nomination Contest   VO STATEMENT BY GOLDWATER

Rockefeller Formally In 64 Race   DIVORCE   TWO MORE STAY ON QUIET SIDE

Voices Confidence Challenges Barry To Primary Fight; Says JFK ‘Failed’

Gov. Rockefeller 1964 Candidacy Made ‘Official’   Plans To Enter New Hampshire, Other Contests

Sees Vital Principles At Stake  Renews Blast JFK W eak on Russian Menace, Economy

Vows Fight To Capture Presidency   Urges Other Candidates To Enter Primaries

N.Y. Governor Enters Race, Flies To NH.   Contender Voices Confidence GOP Can Beat Kennedy

Politics:   Rockefeller’s Hat Formally Put in Ring  Vital Principles At Stake, He Says

Governor Adds ‘Official’ Tag To Drive Today   Formal Entry Into Race By Rockefeller

ENTERS GOP RACE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE   Governor Flies To New Hampshire, Challenges Goldwater To Contest There; Rips JFK Record.

Formally announces candidacy  Rockefeller throws hat into political arena

Rocky Announces He's Candidate; Refuses to Accept Theory on Divorce

Goldwater Challenged in Presidential Sweepstakes  IT’S OFFICIAL! ROCKY’S IN RACE

Hits ‘Failures At Home And Abroad’   Challenges Goldwater To Primary Fight

Rocky Announces Candidaey   Entering Primary In New Hampshire; Thinks Others Should Follow Suit

It’s Official Rockefeller a Candidate   Will Enter New Hampshire ‘and. Other State Primaries

Challenges Goldwater  Rocky jumps _ into GOP race for presidency

Rockefeller Makes It ‘Official by Announcing ‘His Presidential Candidacy   Decides to Enfer New Hampshire Primary; Statement Makes No Mention of Goldwater or Divorce

It's Official -  Rocky Announces He's a Candidate   Will Support GOP Choice

Plans to Run In New Hampshire Primary Mar. 10   N.Y. Chief Executive Challenges Goldwater to Pre-Convention Tests.

Governor Renews Charge Against Kennedy .  Rockefeller Plans  ‘Entry In Presidential Primaries

Rockefeller Candidacy I: Now a Fact   Reaches Decision. Announcement Made In Albany

Candidacy Announced  Rock Opens Campaign For GOP Nod in N. H.   Republicans Smile;  Democrats Shrug

Claims He Will Enter Primaries   N. Y. Governor Challenges S8Sarry In Voter Tests

Seeks presidential nomination   HOPES TO AVOID PARTY SPLIT  Sen. Goldwater is wary

Promises Sweeping Primary FightRockefeller Formally Announces Candidacy

Says He'll Run In Primaries   Feels Principles At Stake Are Vital

Announces Candidacy In Albany   Flies to New Hampshire To Begin Campaigning For Primary in March

All Kinds Of Weather  Canadian Air Is Chilling East; Snow Hits Midwest; Far West. South Swelter

Wood Alcohol TakesLivesOf 30 Derelicts   Elderly Clerks Charged For Sale Of ‘Green Lady’

Folks at Random Lake Suspect That President May Have Them in Mind

US. Personnel Are Airlifted Out of Haiti   Washington Orders  Evacuation of Some 220 Persons

Ports May Be Opened Saturday   Shipping Firms, Longshoremen Accept Contract

aca! tat Calla oO ar’ lla  Settlement Is Reached In 31-Day Dock Dispute

NAACP LEADER ARRESTED IN MISSISSIPPI      Navy’s Dances Salve Army Wounds

VANISHES IN-LONG BEACH      Conviet Uses 6 Hostages — in 110-Mile. Eseape Ride

Good Morning   HELTER-SKELTER BID FOR FREEDOM  ‘Polite’ Convict Threatens Baby

Pearson Certain of Majority In Canadian Parliament With Rehel Faction’s Suppor!

Save 11 Men Trapped Two Weeks in Pit   All Show Strain Of Imprisonment In German Mine

CALIFORNIA. POLL ' Public Supports Death Penalty  But Opinion Evenly: Divided on Brown’s Moratorium Plan

‘Yes, No’ Due On Arbitration Plan  JFK Suggests Goldberg As Arbiter; Rejection Means Midnight Strike

JEK Strives To Head Oft A Walkout   Justice Goldberg Te Decide Issues Before New Term

Decision Due at 10 A. M.  Kennedy Asks Arbitration To Prevent Railroad Strike

HOME EDITION   INDEX   Decision Near On JFK's Rail Arbitration Plea

MANAGEMENT, UNION APPROVAL NEEDED  Kennedy Eyes Goldberg As Railroad Arbitrator

Plan Weighed, Decision Made  Known Today Time for Strike On Work Rules Only Hours Off

Goldberg Would Be Arbitrator   Roads, Union Decisions Due  At 10 Today

Supreme Court Judge Asked to Arbitrate In Railroad Strike Threat

Kennedy To Be Informed This Morning  Unusual Proposal Would Make Ruling Binding On Both

Answers Due This Morning By Both Sides  President Sees Great   President Sees Great Economic Disruption If Strike Effective

WANTS SUPREME COURT JUSTICE GOLDBERG TO ARBITRATE DISPUTE :  i he eee 8 © wee ee        By WILLIAM a. EATON [ ree Samramoa Cravet Votoéine A wdlecca, { ies ee “i =

Kennedy Asks Rail Men To Arbitrate   Management And Labor To Reply By This Morning To Goldberg Appointment

Both Sides  Considering  JFK Plan   Situation Said Extraordinary

Rail Factions Asked to Submit Dispute to Justice Goldberg        Impact of Railroad Strike ‘Would Vary Across Nation

‘Committee May Clear Cotton Bill Shortly For Floor Consideration

Cotton Bill Fate Tied In With Funds  Tacked Onto ARA Bill In Effort

SCHEDULE ELECTION FOR PROPOSED NEW VO-AG BUILDING — BUS STORAGE HERE AND IN MERRILL  Call for Spending $80,000 on Hand  te Caubnatkniien Pruindl

SCHEDULE ELECTION FOR PROPOSED NEW VO-AG BUILDING — BUS STORAGE HERE AND IN MERRILL  Call for Spending $80,000 on Hand  ae oe ee ae ee ee

‘SCHEDULE ELECTION. FOR PROPOSED NEW VO-AG BUILDING — BUS STORAGE HERE AND IN MERRILL  Call for Spending  $80,000 on Hand In Gehaalhouce Fund

Injured Consoles the Injured—   Set Off by Food Complaints—  Reformatory Quiet After Riot

(7 EE AAA J 0 aE a  Inside Teday -.   Frope vnger way  Resume Normal Routine Aiter Relorinalfory Outbreak

Reformatory Damaged By Ruioting Prisoners   Fire Damage at Anamosa Placed  At $273,000

Complaints fail to reach top Food primary cause of rioting at Anamosa, official says today

LATEST EFFORT IN AID BATTLE TASTES DEFEAT   KERNER, SWANK REJECT LIMITS OFFERED BY GOP

HOPE TO END AID DISPUTE ‘THIS WEER   Republicans Call For Kerner To Accept Ceilings In 1963-65; Swank Claims Ceilings Too Low.

Soviet Troops Are Still in Cuba Says New York Senator   Keating Challenges JFK Assessment of Military Denariura fram Talend.

(On Soviets In Cuba Kennedy Draws Fresh Challenge   Wounded By Communist Guards Pression) Baer tise enn etch  Red German Bov Crashe:  Berlin Wall In Army Car

Red Tr oop Withdrawal Claims Hit   Keating Says No Big Cut Made in Cuba  Since Mid-November

—NO SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION’~ Keating Challenges  JFK On Withdrawals

Keating Challenges JFK, Charge ‘No Substantial’ Russ Reduction i in Cuba

Functional Units Not Withdrawn   New Red Arrivals Are Matching Departures

JFK Hit On Cuba Troops  No Reduction   No Reduction. Keating Says

Senator Tells Newsmen He Has Information That Troop Strength Stays Same

USSR Hasn't Significantly Reduced Military Forces in Cuba: Keating

‘Russians Merely Rotating’   Senator Claims Gun Smugglers Run at Will

No substantial cut in Cuba  Keating challenges JKF's reports on Red withdrawal:

Keating challenges Kennedy on Cuba      Says number of troops remains same despite Presidents claim

17,000 LEFT SAYS KEATING Senator Charges No Soviet Exits In Cuba

Hard Liquor? Not Yet—      New Soviet Arrivals in Cuba Match Departures: Keating

Soviet Force Not Reduced, Keating Says  He Claims New  a ' Kx t   He Claims New Acrivals Match The Withdrawals

Says Only Few Reds Left Since Mid-November  Tells News Editor rs  Se eee Cee Eo eee.   Tells News Editors No Functional Unit Have Withdrawn

Says 17,000 Soviets Still On Island  Challenges Kennedy Promise of Russ Withdrawals

Challenges Kennedy’ s Statement Concerning  Withdrawal Of Troops

So Contends Sen. Keating In Address   New Yorker Says Still 17,000 On Island Today

Keating: No Cuban Exit By Soviets   Senator Says Russian Departures Matched By New Arrivals

No Reduction In Troops In Cuba, NY Senator Says   New Flareup Over ‘Punish Mississippi:

Senator Renews Cuban Charge  ‘Keating Says Soviet Withdrawal Nil

Sen. Keating Charges That New Soviet Troop Arrivals in Cuba Roughly Match Departures

Charges Russians Are as Numerous As Ever on Isle   New Soviet Arrivals Matching Departures

Challenges JFK Reassurances On Cuba  No Real Soviet Pullout: Keating

Keating Back In Form... Reassurances on Soviet   Cuba Move Challenged

Keating Says 17,000 Soviets      Challenges JFK’s Reassurances On Russian Troop Withdrawals

Editors Hear From Sen. Keating: Soviet Quiet Cuban Arrivals Offset Trickle Of Pull-Onts

ARRIVALS MATCH PULLOUT?  Keating Disputes JFK Report on Cuba Force

State Medical Care Program Given Backing   Affects Elderly Persons Having Smull Incomes

Fischer Family's Life An Open Book   (Collision Fatal   Carthage Skies

Democrats And Republicans Say Heartened By National Election Results -

Test of Strength  Democrats Exult Over Capturing Flection ‘Prizes’

How It Wuz  HEARTS AND FLOWERS  WARM BITTER COLD— CIINCHINE YET Pc come

How It Wuz  HEARTS AND FLOWERS WARM BITTER COLD— ‘SUNSHINE HELPS COME

QOrnen Moauee Sat.   Harriman off today for test ban mission   Meat« at White House   Probes Kremlin

JFK's Envoy Heads for Moscow Talks   New Pressure Put on Soviets by Visiting Red Delegation  Chinese Seek World Meeting of Communists

Alarm Spreading In Soviet-China Dispute   See Other Faction Splits

Spaak Speech Details Awailed ee aan  Test Ban, Peace Pact Talks Set In Moscow

Harriman Due To Leave for Nuclear Talks  Council Convened For Final Rundown On Moscow Mission

allah “Seed ; _ Negotiating Power Given  To Hartiman  Authority Limited To Nuclear Test Ban With Soviet

Harriman Set To Leave For A-Test Talks   Rift Alarms Red World Leaders  Chinese Seen Seekine Showdown To Remove Khrush

Other Splits Loom War Between Russian, Chinese  Parties Is Alarming Red World

Moscow Negofiations  Harriman Gets Orders   Khrushchev Greets Kadar As Negotiators Huddle

ili Probe Russian Intentions  Harriman Heads for Talks With Soviets on Test Bans   had ill Hold Up Judgment DirksenSaysGOP Kep In Dark on U.S. Plans

‘Harriman Leaves for Soviet Nuclear Talks   GOP Is 'Left in Dark’ About  Harriman's Moscow Mission

Soviet, Chinese Delegation: Resume Moscow Sessions   Harriman Leaves for Moscow Date

USSR, China: Split Grows Wider   —Two Communist Worlds Emerae  K’c Hello for Kadar a Needle for Peking

Harriman Leaves Today On Mission   Given Authority To Negotiate Test Ban With Reds   LONG ENOUGH

Harriman Goes To Moscow for Nuclear Talks  ‘Top Strategy Group Has Final Meeting

Harriman Set For Soviet Trip  Envoy's Role Limited In Talk With Khrush

Harriman's Off On Soviet Trip To Air Test Ban   Official to Negoticte On Khrushchev Offer Of Nonaaaression Pact

‘More Factional Divisions Likely  Sino-Soviet Battle Spreading Fear Throughout Communist Movement   An AP News Analysis

Nikita Welcomes Hungarian Leader Amidst Sino-Soviet Feud; Harriman Leaves for Talks

Harriman Told To Negotiate On Test Ban Pact   Will Only Listen To Other Soviet Cold War Issues

Harriman Off To Moscow For Nuclear Talks   Has Instructions From President

Harriman Set for Red Talks  To Probe Nikita’s  ! Double Pranocale

manera TRUGGLE OF GIANTS THREATENS SPLIT DOWN THE LINE wxecceseczcce   ! Russia-China Duel Stirs Alarm Through Red Realm

To Negot iate Offer  Harriman Leaves For Moscow Nuclear Talks   GOP Left In Dark  Mission To Moscow

Harriman Leaves Today To Negotiate Nik’s Offer For Partial Testing Ban

Alarm Spreading Red China-Soviet Schism Spawning  Further Divisions  Peking Wants World Conclave To Hear Its Policy Grievances

Harriman taking off for ban talks  U.S. authorities  Pe  PRS GOR nay a URN senaP IRS LS Seay

fieads tor Moscow Harriman leaves for talks on partial nuclear test ban

Judge Stays Extradition Le Woman  Mere WMallaey   Mrs. Mallory Baek Sii-Jail,-Bond Canceled

Judge Stays Extradition  Of Woman   Mrs. Mallory Back In Jail,  Bond Canceled

Bellmon Backs Transferring of Planning Board   Views Saving to State Treasury

Shuffle in High Command Dunkle Will Replace Everin As Acting Fish-Game Chief

Frank Dunkle New Director As Fish-Game Commission Reshuffles High Command

Expect General Assembly To Speed Activity After Gelling Scranfon Package

Assembly Back In Action for Fiscal Matters   Many Issues, Including Tax Increase Proposals, Face Returning Lawmakers,  _——— nae 4 We oa © oe Deee wae -

Big Battles Today Over School Bills   Reorganization Measure Faces Senate Opposition

Seek Clues In Slaying Of Actress   Karyn Kupcinet’s Many Friends Questioned; Dead for 3 Days

Slain in Hollywood Strangled actress’ friends questioned   Ky-bov friend

Police Question Actress Friends  Columnist’s Daughter * @ mm... i435 @, .. 4. g

CHICAGO ACTRESS MURDERED   Karyn Kupcinet, Daughter Of Newspaper Columnist Found Strangled Nude In Hollywood Apartment.

Adenaur lo Tel Cabinet Of Treaty   Rusk’s Explanations Expected To Bring W. German Sianature

Manhunt  In Texas  Successful Salesman Slain   And His Wife © Tossed in Well

Officers hit the road on 50-mile hike   Ancient order by Teddy Roosevelt stems ‘big show’

4, 3,2, 1, Zero'—Blast Off!  General Leads 33 Marines On 50-Mile Hike

‘Marines Beain 50 Miler   FSC group will join bunton brigade. Story on page I-B.

4-3-2-1-Zero, Blast (Walk) Off—  Grim Day For Marines, Are They As Tough As Boy Scouts?

50-Mile Men   OUTING Vien Marines Hup, 2, 3, 4; Take a General Along

Ships Renew Search for Survivors =       ‘Sulphur Queen! 5° Missing 2% Weeks With 39 Aboard

James M. Landis, Outspoken Critic Of Unethical Acts,  Faces Income Tax Sentence

James M. Landis Faces Jail Sentence— Ex-Presidential Adviser Admits US Tax Dodge

Blasted Others; Tax Sentencing Aug. 30 Forgetful Dean Has  Date To Remember

Check Artist Is Fighting Return Here   James Landis Pleads Guilty To Late Payment Of Taxes

Adviser To Presidents Landis Waits Sentencing On Income Tax Charge

Kennedy Resting For Arduous Trip  Favors Tender Back In Newport Week End

President Sets Tour  Next Week   To Visit 12 States During Trip; Back Ailment Returns

10 Injured: Damage Is Extensive   Structures Destroyed At Laboratory in West Virginia

Explosion At Allegany Ballistics   Laboratory  Wrecked Near Cumberland

Explosion Kills Trio In Factory   Rocket Fuel Plant Blasts In Mountains

Building Destroyed By Blast   Debris at Plant Hurled Over Half-Mile Area

3 Missing; 11 Injured In Blast   Explosion ‘Like’ Atomic Blast Hits Allegany Ballistics Laboratory

Powder Plant Blast Kills 3,  injures 10  Big Explosion  Shakes Ground 6 Miles Away

Blast Rips Missile Fuel Plant; 3 Die  5 Hurt; Debris Is Tossed Hlalf-Mile

3 presumed dead in blast  Explosion rocks propellant plant: 10 others iniured

10 OTHERS INJURED Blast In Rocket Propellant Plant Leaves Trio Missing

3Dead, 10 Hur’ In Explosion —  Rocket Propellant Plant Wrecked in

Three Lost as Blast Damages Rocket Factory  10 Othere Iniured   10 Others Injured In West Virginia

He’s Found Near Wall, Beaten Up   East Germans Hold Him, Shun Western Queries

Vote Modern Language in Sacraments   Council Permits Full Use in All Catholic Churches

Ecumenical Council  Votes to approve changes in Catholic sacraments

Vatican Ecumenical Council  Approve Sacrament Changes To Use Modern Languages

Fathers Vote Changes in Sacraments  pee  De se WD ees.   Amendments Given Qualified Approval By Vatican Council

#40 DCUMICIICG! COUT  Catholics Sidestep Position On Jews, Religious Liberty

Yel Yo tmeorra com EX LANGUAUE  Vatican Council  Approves Change

Vatican Ecumenical Council  Modern Languaze in Sacraments Apr-oved

Weather   Guntire Wounds 6 In Cambridge, Md.  NightOt Vandalism   Didn't Like Intersection Youth, 20, Is Arrested For Tearing Down Signs

GUARD UNITS ARE ORDERED TO RETURN   Georgia Troopers Needed To Quell  Savannah Riots

hussian Budget Is Record  Food Stressed Instead of Guns In 2-Year Plan

Put Emphasis On Farming» $212 Billion Budget Is.  New Peacetime Record ©

Russia Announces Record Peacetime Budget Today   LBJ Pledges Six Divisions Of U.S. Troops To Europe

1712.3 Billion Approved For Next 2 Years   Military Spending Cut 4.4 Per Cent, Farming Boosted

‘Twas an Error — But A All Assembly Employes p, legislated Out of Jobs pn:   7UF Assembly Sustains sloyes Reynolds Veto of   Jobs Billboard Measure

High Priority To Police Crew In City Budget   Record Mill Level Of 25.226 Likely For the 1964 Year

High Priority To Police Crew In City Budget  Of 25.226 Likely — For the 1944 Year

State GOP Chairman Asserts ...  Anti-Rockefeller Move ‘Really’ Aimed At Han

News Summary  From United Press International   Court Reverses Conviction Of Party As Soviet Agent

Court Voids Conviction of Red Party   Orders New Trial on Accusation of Failing to Register

Two State Pavers Run Text On Allesed Ole Miss Conversations   First Planes Hit Down in Operation Bia Lift

20 Feet Into Delaware, 540 Along Bank  Boro To Get Peninsula Park   Public Walks

20 Feet Into Delaware, 540 Along Bank  Boro To Get Peninsula Park

Addition to Present Building Now to Cost $400,000 Speer Resistor Plans Large Expansion Program Here

New Fires Break Out  Rash Of Forest Fires Blacken Additional Woodlands In State 

Eisenhower Son To Leave Army  Has Taken Position In Publishing Firm

. ;  Ordered By McNamara  '375,000 Enlisted Men Overseas ecail From Special Pay List

Pentagon: [Rare ak aD  McNamara  Cancels Some  Overseas Pay  Benefits Cut Off For Servicemen in Europe, Hawaii

Overseas Enlistees Affected...  McNamara Cancels Special Duty Pay

For 375,000 Men  Overseas Pay To Be Discontinued  Order Cancels Gains Under New Pay Scale

375,000 Gls Lose Special Pay _ Affects W. Europe, Hawaii and Japan

375,000 To Lose Extra Allowance   McNamara Designates Some 225,000 Men To Stay Eligible

Special Pay  Dropped for Duty Overseas  Concerns Most! ostly En listed Men

McNAMARA'S ORDER HALTS OVERSEA PAY   375,000 Men Now ‘Stationed. “Abroad Lose’.$58 Million

McNamara issues new order  Many overseas areas no longer carry special pay

Special Pay For GI Duty Abroad Ends  375,000 Enlisted Men Affected By

Affects 375,000 Enlisted Men Foreign Service Pay Ends in Many Areas

Special Session  Called for May 28   Clyde Announces Date, Limits Action to Building. Program

Newspaper Sports Director  E. C. (Doc) Osborn Dies After Lona Illness

Johnson To Announce Press Parley   No Decision On Whether It Will Be Broadcast

First Press Meet May Be Held by President Soon  No Decision Is Made By Pracident ac Yat

Efforts to Contact  Miner U nsuccessful   Barricades Save at Least 7  Of 25 Men in Utah Explosion

Wisconsin Tax Chief  Gronouski Joins Cabinet As Postmaster General

John A. Gronouski Wisconsin Tax Chief Named Head of Postal Department

Gronouski Prepares —  For Job   Plans For ‘Basic Briefing’ Today

— Queen Elizabeth Emergeney — Serum Airlifted To Liner  For Victim OF Rabid Dog

Serum Parachuted To Ocean Liner For Boy Feared Bitten By Rabid Dog

Calm, But Bitter, after Verdict Ralph, Iva Kroeger Found Guilty of Double Slaying

Jury Finds Couple Guilty Of 2 Slayings   Suspects Convicted Of Killing Elderly  California Victims

McNamara Blasts TFX “investigation  Defense Chief Sees °s “Only Haren  Tc Ge

MNAMARA SEES ONLY HARM IN CONTRACT PROBE   Senate Group Makes Pub: lic Transcript of His Tactimany   CHECK ‘FAVORITISN?   Defense Secretary Quizzed on Order for New TEX Warnlane

Defense Secretary Says Investigation Has Upset Officials  McNamara Strongly Defends a ee & eee, eee. SOM . SESE

Related Stories on Pages 2, 4, 5, and 10   Reactions to Pope’s Death  ‘He Sought Peace for Us All   U.S. Reaction on Page 2

Defense Chief Warns Against Action by US.   boasts of Power to ‘Burn Up Aggressors In First Hour’ of Conflict.

Soviets Warn They'll Lead  Retaliation  Promise Rockets Will Rain on America

America Told Attack Means World War 3   Would Be Waged in. Yanks’ Territory Malinovsky ‘Save.

U.S. Told Soviet Union Is Powerful   Defense Minister Issues Warning to Include All Russian Allies

Soviet Defense Miaister : Boasts Of Red Firepower; Charge New Provocations

Malinovsky Talks At Red  Celebration   MOSCOW (UPI) — The Soviet Union warned the United States today that any attack on Cuba would ctart Warld War Ill. i 4

Would Fight Over Cuba   Battle Would Reach U.S., Malinovsky Declares

Civil Rights Commission Urges JFK To Defend Mississippi Negro Rights

WITHHOLDING FEDERAL AID IS PROPOSED   No Presidential Comment Now Or Special Report

 Civil Rights Group Seeks Action  Federal Action Asked ‘Against Mississippi

Civil Rights Board Urges Kennedy to Crack Down on Mississippi, Even Cut Off U.S. Funds

Rights Unit Makes Report  ‘Kennedy Urged To Take ‘Step Against Mississippi

In racial controversy Ask Mississippi federal funds stopped if defiance continues

Mississippi Scorns Negro Safety, JFK Told; Stiff Crackdown Uraed

Unless State Acts Promptly To Protect Negro Citizens  Federal Crackdown On Mississippi Is Urged

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Civil Rights Commission Calls For Crack-Down On Mississippi

Civil Rights Group Asks Crackdown  , oe   Commission Urges President To Cut Funds To Miss.

New effort to suppress lawlessness   Commission asks crackdown on Mississippi

Request Made to Trim Federal Funds  Civil Rights Group Calls for Crack-Down on Mississippi

Car ‘dinals Attack Laymen® s Role  * * *« * * *«   Conservatives Oppose Document At Council Session

Need Workable Agreement   Ecumenical Council fathers View role, duty of Catholic laity

Connally States Austin JFK Dinner Sales Far In Excess Expectation

‘Storm- Tossed Sailors Reunited With f Families  What's It Like To Ride Out A Hurricane?

After 60-hour ordeal Hurricane - battered ship towed safely info port

Destroyer Escort Towed fo Portsmouth   Jen Men in Disabled Craft Survive Hurricane

Rolled 50 degrees in 40-ft. seas Tired crew of destroyer  Foaq tell of experience

Victory Pact Near, Says Leader   King Sketches Fou Demands For  Racia} Peace

Settlement Of Nienuta  i vioypuiv  Expected Soon  State Highway Patrolmen Moved Into City

Largest in Gasconade County  Fires Break Out in Many Parts of Southern Missouri

Rickover Criticizes U.S. Education Blasted As ‘Soft, Frill-Ladew

'Frill-Laden Anti-Intellectual,  Rickover Takes New Swing At U.S. Public Education

seer eer eaeed ere ewe ee USE ES 8 ee 8 OU a 6 2's ee n",  Washington Report

Hear Again From Rickover; Schools Get Real Blistering; Admiral Gets Little Applause

PANEL DISAG REES WITH HIM : Rickover Loses Allies  In ‘Soft School’ War?

On Eve of JFK’s Visit — ~ Maine Solon Arrested  For False Bomb Threat

Record Throng Of Berliners Pass Red Wall   37,000 Visit Loved Ones In East Germany   —See Photo  Page 6 6-B—

37 000Pass Barriers in Three Hour's   Reds Play Christmas Music; Greetings Also Heard

Poet Tells How Christmas Was Once Observed   Goose Dinners Mark Yule Reunions in East Berlin

"Frontfer Bilfs®   Republican Budget Trimmers Claim Two Billion Saved

Red Leader Bares Preliminary Contacts With Bonn Aimed Af Direct Conferences

Malaysia Unity Plea Opens Meet   Tension Marks Summit Session On Federation

Macapagal Urges Unity ‘Summit’ on Malaysia  Opens in Philippines

Top Malay Leaders In Conference   Three Open Summit Talks In Manila

Senate Passes Liquor Control Commission Bill  Measure Ripped by Dems Before Being Forwarded to House

Senate Okays Liquor Board Bill Revisions   Alterations Indicate Rhodes’ Honevmoor With Foes fs Ending

Honeymoon Tends In Ohio Legislature  Seinate Deis Hit Change Ta Liquor Coiitrol Board

iver Faces Narcotics Charge  Truck Crushes Small Car; Kills 4 Members Of West Va. Family

Life’s End  FRED A. UTECH, 85, EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL  AFTER FALL IN HOME    Funeral Services LA eat Manday

FRED A. UTECH, 85, ‘EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL AFTER FALL IN HOME   Funeral Services  Are Set Monday

New Incident At Ole Miss   Student Who Sat With Meredith Hit By Flying Glass

Minor Violence In Oxford, Miss.  Grand Jury Probing Rioting on Campus

Minor Violence on Ole Miss Campus   Youth Who Sat With Meredith Is Injured.

US. Defied in School  Integration   Segregation Mob Plans Motorcade

Wallace Sends Troopers To Birmingham Showdown   Justice Department — Enters Alabama Crisis

Wallace Army Bars Negroes   Governor Masses State Police At Birmingham: Federal Action Seen

96 Million Tax at Stake  Bill Would Raise State  Levy on Gasoline ] Cen}

Bisher Says He Will Take A Lie Test   Sports Editor Claims Any Place But Alabama OK

WORLD NEWS Mississippi Expels McDowell For Carrying Hidden Weapon

Fascist ages, 68%  Bidault’s Claim Explodes Into Parliamentary Clash

Global Status For One Line   RESTRICT OTHER AIRLINES TO SPECIFIC AREAS

Britain's Lord Home Comes to Rescue Of Embarrassed Scottish Citizens

Gives Castro Muted Support Cuban Solidarity Conference Cooled  Ott By Anti-Communist Pressure

OPEN "TAMED’ BRAZIL RALLY   Delegetes Chased From Rie And 53 Seized By Police

Red Conference Fizzles Pro-Castroites Blocked From Assembling In Rio

Delegates Chased From Rio  Tone Subdued as Pro-Castro Conference Opens in Brazil

Pro-Castro Meet Greatly Subdued  Conference Chased Across Bay Tuesday

Anti-America  Rally Cooled  Off in Brazil . Pro-Castro Group I  Chased From Capita City by Gav. Lacerd:

Delegates Are Chased  Across Bay Fiery Foe Of Reds  Denounces Parley

S pace ~ Launch  Ready   Start Of 34-hour Orbit Set For  “a  sZaPvedge F* Pts ta

Astronaut Caught in Final Checkout For Tuesday's 22-Orbit Space Trip

Cooper Sef For Blastoff Into Orbit   Everything Appears To Be ‘’Go’’ For Big Space Shot Tuesday

SCHEDULED TO  STAY IN ORBIT  FOR 34 HOURS KEROSENE FUEL  ALREADY PUMPED INTO BIG SHIP

Astronaut In Complex Final Checkout For Tuesday's 22-Orbit Space Trip   Orbit-By-Orbit Flight Program

Astronaut Caught in Final Checkout For Tuesday's 22-Orbit Space Trip   Orbit - by - Orbit Flight Program

Cooper Awaits Tuesday's Countdown   Orbit-By-Orbit Flight Program

Clouds May Force Delay In 22-Orbit Space Flight   Would Ask Reds’ Help  In Recovery

Aims for Post Held by Young   Latter Expected To Seek Re-election

Family Tradition = Taft Announces  Candidacy For — -U-S.-Senate Seat

Will Have Opposition  In Primary   Ted W. Brown Also Courts GOP Votes

On racial scene City votes on equal rights in public accommodations

MAY OVERCOME FRENCH OBJECTIONS Kennedy-De Gaulle Message Paves Way for NAIO N-Force   Juicy Peace Corps Job To LBJ Aide iit by Sen. Lausche

Three of CIA Are Executed   Cuban Firing Squad Reported As Killing Agents of U.S. Agency

Betancourt Cites Need Of Social Reforms   Fears Cuban Fate For Other Nations

Says Moscow And Peking Spark Drive   Betancourt Reports To Kennedy On  Latin America Crisi:

Communists Financing Offensive   Latin America Must Institute Social Reforms Or Revolutions Feared

WORKMEN PUT LID ON SEWAGE PUMP   S.P., Clerks Agree On Binding Arbitration

Project Would Avert Bayou Flooding  _ Army Engineers To Recommend Job

HURRICANE WINDS FELT IN BERMUDA   Arlene Swinging Toward Northeast Away From U.S.

Rumors Mount Haiti Dictator Plans To Flee   i bem erent eres a Decca:   Underground Enemies Vow To Assassinate Duvalier As Term End:

Say Haiti President  Will Flee   Duvalier Reported Going Into Exile To Escape Assassination

Term Ends Today Rumors Duvalier Will Flee ‘Haitian Capital Growing

Report Haitis Dictator Will Fly Into Exile To “Escape Assassination

To Avoid Assassination... . Rumors Say That Duvalier Ready to Leave Haiti Today

INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY   Assassination Threat   ssassination fnreat  Haiti Dictator May Flee

Haiti Leader Seen Set To Take Flight   Report Dictator Plans To Depart For Paris Exile

Drunken Drivers Since Jan. 1   Airline Has Reservations  Duvalier Rumored Set For Flight Into Exile

Rumor Haitian Dictator Wit Go Into Exile  Enemies Vow to Kill  en ee Le. ee been

Officials Evacuate  Residents Of Town   ‘Quake Shatters Town In Libya, Death Toll High   Call Blood Donors

Chemical Train Hits Gas Truck: Town Emptied   Special Firemen Rushed To Scene In Arkansas Village

Expert Fears Ban May Curb Missile Killer   President Denies He Held Down Testing In Air Due to Polities

Soviets Ahead of U.S. In Perfecting Missile Killer, Says Dr. Teller

Fears Soviet Is Ahead On Antimissile   Pentagon Reports Sharply Questioned By Key Physicist

Dr. Teller Opposes Ban Treaty   Key Physicist Fears —-Russians- Have More Than Is Realized

JFK May Ask Major Slash In Tax Bite   Finance Leader Sees President Baeking Big Cut

Senator Long In Favor Of Deep Tax Cut   Second Ranking Finance Member Supports Kennedy

$9-Billion Tax Slash Bid Seen   Sen. Long Expects JFK To Seek 40% Cut On Low Income

Kennedy Still Silent Price Increases Nearly Industry-Wide in Steel

Steel Industry. Moves. Into Mop-Up Stage In. Successful Price Hike

AllBig Steel Firms Announce Selective Increase in Prices   Newspaper Editors May Ask  Kennedy's Comment Friday *

JFK May Give Steel Views On Friday   President Will Address Editors Tomorrow

Steel Firms Announce  Price Hike   Kennedy Expected To Give Views At Session Tomorrow

All But Few Have Posted Their Hikes   Kennedy Expected To Express Views To Editors Friday

Tycoon Says It May Spur Eeonomy: No Fiery Blast Follows : Steel’s Selective Hike

First Since 1958 Steel Wraps Up  Successful Price Increase Drive   Inside The Times   Industry Disturbed, Consumer Delighted ES  Views Vary On Area’s Milk Price Drop

No Direct Word From JFK On Price Boosts      Recognized Week Ago That Some Increase Probably Justifiable

Steel Price Raising Drive Nears Finish  Comparatively Few Liieme Nail ta Pret

President May Disclose Steel Position Friday   Nearly All Firms Report Markups

AllButafew Steel Firms Upped Prices  ‘President Still _ Keeping Hands af Policy.on Hikes

KENNEDY STILL  MUM ON STEEL  PRICE BOOSTS. KEEPING EYE ON SITUATION BUT  iC AIT TAIL VIAR

Interrogation?  Viet Police Release Girl Held After Meeting Lodge

Three German Miners Wait Rescue  7} TRAPPED DEEP IN SOUTH AFRICAN MINE

75 Miners Trapped In So. Africa   Cages Plunge To Bottom Of Shafts

Three Miners Safe After Being Trapped 80 Hours   75 Trapped In African Mine Shaft

Shaft Cages  Plunge Into African Pit   Three Germans In Iron Mine Alive, Wait For Rescue

-RESCUE SHAFT BEING. DRILLED3 Trapped In Mine Reported Safe, Well

Rescue hoped for by Wednesday 3 trapped German miners  well after 80 hour ordeal

Arter Cages Crasn  75 South African Miners Trapped in Deep Shafts

Attempt to Save Trapped Miners Is Moving Ahead   Theae Germans Report They Are Safe and Well In Dean Shan.

She Put on Some Sunburn Later  Girl Reporter Visits Nudists Wearing Pencil Behind Ear

Spends a Labor Day Weekend with 175 Bareskinned People   Krebiozen Findings Termed ‘Ridiculous’

Children Watch As Teacher Is Slain   Killer Then Wounds Himself Fatally at Girls School in Naples, Italy.

Vet Commander Blasts Policies  Intelligence Setup Is Called ‘Stunid’

Retired Teachers Hear Spencer.on Edueational Bills   Suggests That Individuals _ Write Legislators on Special Interests—Not Groups

Senate Okay Of Test Ban  Treaty Seen U.S. Disarmament Director Doubts Any Big Battle  D.. GQ TARTT Tar Bermrar ee

View of Foster on Senate Action:  Predicts Passage If Soviets Sign ‘Treaty   By STANLEY MEISLER

Disarmament Director Believes Test Ban Treaty Would Pass   By. STANLEY MEISLER

Negotiator Expects Nuclear Test Pact to Be OKd  Foster Says Senate Not Big Obstacle

Disarm Chief Gives Views Senate Okay Predicted On Any A-Test Ban Pact

U.S. Disarmament Chief Hopeful   Foster Believes Senate Will Okau Test Ban

Breather   soviet Acceptance First Obstacle Disarmament Chief Sins Senate  Approval Of A-Test Ban Treaty

‘Any. Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Will Get Quick Approval of Senate   Rv STANLEY MEISLER

U. S. Disarmament Director Predicts Senate Would Ratify Test Ban Treaty   By STANLEY MEISLER

Sinatra fo Sing Again at Scene of Kidnaping  All But $6,000 of Ransom Found; Gov’ Presses Probe  PARTI wea Mea?

Young singer to return to work  Three to be charged in Sinatra Jr. kidnaping

Youns Sinatra To Resume Career k wk k xk ke ko ok kt ok ok Oot * *« *« &  Three Suspects _In Kidnan Await Grand Turvy Action

Young Sinatra Returns to Job   Daniel Boone Orders Davy Crockett Jailed

Plans to Sing Again Made By Sinatra   Federal Authorities Prepare fo Take Three Men fo Court

Authorities Prepare To Hail 3 Into Court  Young Sinafra Makes Plans To Resume Singing Career

Singer’s Son Makes Plans To Perform  Frank Sinatra Jr. Returning to Work

Sinatra Jr. Prepares To Sing Again  Federal Authorities Prepare To Take

Sinatra, Jr., to Sing Again at Resort, He Says   Federal Grand Jury to _Hear Kidnap Evidence

Motel Room Readied For Entertainer —  Sinatra Jr., Set To Sing; 3 Kidnapers Face Court

(Authorities To Take Trio To Court   Frank Sinatra Jr. Plans To Return To Work

Temperature Chart   Area Weather Forecast   Frank Jr. Ready To Sing Again

Yellow-Robed Monks Threat In Viet Nam   Religious War ls Ominous

Yellow-Robed Group Opposes Violence —  Buddhist Monks Are Threat in South Viet Nam

Admiral Says U.S. Carriers Can Hide From Soviet Planes If They Want To   Monks Said Threat to South Viet Nam Regime

Reports Buddist Monks Present One Of Most Serious Threats To South Viet Nam Gov’t

Duaanist Monks Demana freedom of Keigion.... OO te  Religious Revolt Threatening S. Viet Nam   By Malcofm W. Browne

Viet Nam Threat  Buddhist Move Poses Danger      An Associated Press News Analysis

 Battle from Within  Religious Revolt Looms  On S. Viet Nam Scene   By MALCOLM W. BROWNE

Berlin.’ Convoy _ Boxed. .in   Washington Asks Unrestricted Access

Soviets Stop U.S. Army Attempt’ToGo Through Blockcade With Convoy

Balloons on her head  Trick shot goes wild; Father kills daughter

Decree Covers City Of Durham Court Orders Integration Of Caswell County School:

On the Inside   JFK To Stress Tax Reform   Exelusire From  ew York Times

Girl Dies By Hire In Viet War Protest  Guteta. Os thine   Suicide Follows Reports Reds Are Gaining Strength

Girl Dies By Fire In Viet War Protest  Suicide Follows   Suicide Follows. Reports Reds Are Gaining Strength

Area Deaths   FISY Bulle  MRS. CLARA ADAMS, 88, WAS LONGTIME RESIDENT OR KINCSLEYV COMMUNITY

Area Deaths   Area VOGTAS  MRS. CLARA ADAMS, 88, WAS LONGTIME RESIDENT OF KINGSLEY COMMUNITY

Khrush Replies To Allied Appeat On Testing Ban   Contents of Note Nol Disclosed — Red: Hint New Round o! Experiments.

Khrushchev Sends Reply To Kennedy   Same Note Also Sent To British On Test Ban Plea

Armed Force At Clemson   State Is Determined To Keep Order At College

Legion committee hits Red speakers on campus   South Carolina campus Is quiet as Gantt due to arrive

Troopers Set To Curb Any Violent Acts   No Trouble Seen At Clemson When Gantt Is Admitted

Gantt Is Admitied To Clemson  S.G. Last-To Drop  Racial Barriers

100 Officers On Hand   a ie Me NBS Seemann art     Clemson College ' To Admit Gantt Today

HEADS NEW TOGO GOVERNMENT   STEP TOWARD UNITY  lleo Assigned Katanga Post

lleo Named Minister To Elisabethville   To Maintain Necessary Contacts With Rich Katanaa Province

Congo Unity Step Taken By Premier   Minister Named For Katanga After Tshombe Gives In

Another step towads unity  lleo named minister by Adoula for Katanga

Adoula Names lleo for New Katanga Post   U.N. Continues Military Buildup in Wake of Truce

Officials of U.N. Continue Buildup In Katanga Area  Treat Tshombe Offer OF Surrender Warily

GRAND SALINE FORMERLY JORDAN’S SALINE  Survey By ETSC Of Van Zandt County Towns Reveals Origins Of Place Name

Bitter-Political Battle Is Raging  Despite Massive US Aid Proaram

U.S. Sees Costly Attempts To Build Stable Democracy In Korea Going Down Drain

—————-—-—--———— BLOOD, DOLLARS AND AID FAILED —-—-—--—__ American Hopes For Korea’s Recovery Are Dwindling

U. S. Hopes In S. Korea  Dwindling   Long Struggle Fails To Bring Democracy, Stability To Nation

After 18 Years Of Giving Heavily In Money And Blood, U. S. Hopes In Korea Dwindling

It Has No Stability, No Democracy American Hopes Dwindle After Huge Aid To Korea

Ne Democracy or Stability Uncle Sam Pays Heavy Billin  Korea but Benefits Seem Small

- U.S. HOPES DWINDLING ~ S. Korea Still Lacks Stability, Democracy

American Hope: Dwindling For Korea Stability   Latest Military Declaration Brings Unrest To Country

Highways open but snowelad   Overnight snowfall four inches; four more due

Father And Aunt Charged With Torturing \Girl By Locking Her In Unheated Barn

Governmen Likely To Ask Vote  Election Fever Grips Nation: Phun fate

Cabinet Collapse: In Canada Crisis  Defense Minister Resi ans, Mite DiafankalLlar oi

Canadian Crisis Grows Defense Ministor Quits ‘New   ‘Defense Minister Quits; Net Elections May-Be Called.

New Elections Would Be Called  Canadian Crisis Brings Cabinet Fall

Country awaiting election   Diefenbaker resigned lo vote in spring

Canada Minister Resigns   Defense Chief Quits To Protest Nuclear Policy Of Diefenbake:

Defense Chief OfCanada Ouits   Senators to Hear Rusk’s Views Today

Cabinet Falls Apart; April ciections Seen   Nuclear Weapons Policy Triggers Harkness’ Decision

Canadian Cabinet Starts to Fall Apart Ace Harkness Quits in Nuclear Battle

Canadian defense minister quits in row over accepting A-weapons from U.S.

Failure To Get Support of Weapons Blamed; National Election in April Indicated

Election Fever Sweeps Country  Showdown Is Near In Canadian Crisis

He Hints Parliament Fall Near   Hits Diefenbaker For Not Arming Bomarc Missiles

Canada Defense Minister Resigns Dissolution Of Parliament  Is At Hand, Says Harkness

WEATHER   Harkness Quits Post; Canadian Election Seen  He Has Advocated  Nuclear Weapons TS: ft Ee PE eee

Diefenbaker F acing Test On Missiles   Parliament Seen Dissolved Due To Weapons Dispute

Cabinet Falls Apart Over Nuclear Issue   Stage Is Set For Parliamentary Elections In April

Canada's Minister Of Defense Resigns   Hints Dissolution Of Parliament Is Imminent

Quits Over Warheads Issue— Defense Minister Of Canada Resigning Post

CANADA HEADS FOR ELECTION OVER A-CRISIS   Vote Fever Sweeps Na. tion as Showdown Nears in Ottawa   POLITICAL TOSSUP   Diefenbaker May Dissolve Parliament or Foes May Force Ballat

Defense Minister Resigns Office: Elections Loom  Dissolution Is Seen Near for Parliament

Disagrees With Diefenbaker On Nuclear Weapons   Dissolution of Parliament Is Expected Soon

Canadian Defense Minister Resigns, Parliament Shaky   Dietenbaker Is Expected To Call for Elections to Strenathen His Party.

Canadian Defense Minister Resigns; Elections Near  Douglas Harkness Save Hic View   Douglas Harkness Says His View, Diefenbaker’s. Irrecancilahle

Parliament Dissolving SeenNear   Chief of Defense Leaves In Dispute Over Atom Arms

Stand Cited In Favor of  A-Warheads   Action Indicates Dissolution of Parliament Near

Dissolution Of Parliament Is Seen Near   Defense Minister Harkness Quits Advocates Nuclear Weapons

BOSTON SHOOTING   Canadian Minister Quits In Protest Against Policy

Political Showdown Due Defense Leader Resigns In Canada Controversy

Harkness Had Wanted Nuclear Warheads Used  Canadian Dispute Nears Showdown, Election Order

Nuclear Weapons’ Dispute   Results In Resignation Of Canada’s Defense Minister

Arms Issue May Force New Election   Dietenbaker Must Decide Or Face Political Showdown in Commons

Defense minister resigns  Canadian cabinet falls apart over nuclear arms

PARLIAMENT DISSOLUTION INDICATED   Nuclear Weapons Differences  Cause Of Breach

Disagrees With Diefenbaker on Nuclear Policy   Prime Minister Must Decide Today on Election or Parliament Showdown.

Canadian Defense Minister Resigns In Protest Of The Prime Minister

Vermont's Sen. Aiken had a few things to say about the U.S.Canadian controversy over nuclear weapons—Page 2.

Parliament Dissolution Seems Near   Defense Minister Harkness Favored Nuelear Weapons:

Cabinet Falls Apart on Nuclear Issue—  Canadian Defense Chief Quits

-Nicaraquans Cast Rocks Instead Of Ballots   Diefenbaker Must Decide

Racing Bets Cited Again In Summary  3 States’ Witnesses Called On Character   3 States’ Witnesses Called On Character Of Frank Robinson

MARGARET CHASE SMITH TO BE ENTERED IN PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY IN ILLINOIS

Students Drafted In Viet Nam  Police Keep Close   Police Keep Close Watch On Centers

 Government Action Urged  Pesticides Pose Greater Hazard Than Radiation, Scientist Says

Science. “Advisor, President Ask ‘Controls _ re  Pp esticide Danger Charge 4

Warning Against Poisons   Uncontrolled Pesticide Use Being Studied

Stronger Chemical Controls Urged ....  Misuse of Pesticides ‘Takes  150 American Lives a Year

Pesticides Killing Many People, Too   A Presidential Commission Declares

Late News Off the AP Wire   PLANE BILL ADVANCES—   DEFEAT PAY MOVR—

Pesticides Potentially Dangerous   May Be Greatex Than Fallout, Scientist Says

THREE MEN, TWO WOMEN ARE HUNTED   Bandits Balked At Cages, Flee In Stolen Mt.V.  Car; Oslager Heli; copter Used In Chase.

READ TO PARLIAMENT New Canadian Government Offers Ambitious Program

Canadian Liberals. Have Plan   Improved Relations Abroad, Stronger Defenses Part Of It

TOUR OF CURIOSITY IS AN EYE-OPENER  Congressmen Are Shocked By Washington Schools

LEGISLATORS GET EDUCATION  ae erm a ent em  Conditions ge  Schools Shock

Representatives Tour Two Old Structures... .  School Conditions Shock Congressmen

'School Conditions In U.S. Capital   Astounding To Touring Congressmen

Capital School Conditions Shocking To Congressional Committeemen

While Negroes Seek Rights  \Nation’s Bells Wiil Ring fo 187th Independence Day

OBSERVANCE TAKES MANY VARIATIONS   Military And Domestic Events  Mark Holiday

‘Let Freedom Ring’ Heard ThroughU:.S.   Unity Displayed At Gettysburg

READY FOR THE BIG, BIG BOOM   Parade, Fireworks Mark 187 Birthday

Freedom’s  Cry Rings  Over Nation Dav Marked With   Day Marked Witt Bell Ringing, Other Activity

Big Crowd  Hears JFK In Milford   Conservationist Gifford Pinchot Is Honored

Mourning in Illinois Will Continue Through Monday,   Foreign Policy Will Continue As in Past   SENTINEL TO PUBLISH AS USUAL MONDAY

Hughes Hits Secrecy in Government   DECLARES GOVERNMENT IS ‘PUBLIC BUSINESS’

Big Michigan Manhunt  Kidnaped, Molested Girl Is Found Alive In Ditch

Kidnaped Girl Is Found Alive  Reveals Victim , Lar Reean Malectar

e Note in Shoe; Press Hunt for Abductor—  Kidnaped Michigan Girl Found Alive

Kidnaped Michigan Tot Found Alive in Ditch After 12-Hour Search    Widespread Hunt Launched  For Abductor of Girl, 5

Child Found Alive: Seek Her Captor   Girl, 5, Kidnaped from Shopping Center at Lansing, Mich.

Little Girl Had Been Molested, Doctor Reports  a Cima ual fm aan fry   Huge Search Goes On For Child’s Abductor:

5-YEAR-OLD ALIVE; WAS MOLESTEL   Tot Snatched From Auto At Shopping Center As Brother Watches; Found In Ditch.

Five-Year-Old Kidnaped Girl Found Alive   Truck Drivers Spot Youngster Lying in Ditch

Kidnaped From Car reiaaseiiss tna nao At  5-Year-Old Girl Found  Alive:Abductor Sought

Sandusky 34 Fremont Ross 0  Toledo Rogers 6 Port Clinton 0   Willard 34 Bucyrus 8 Findlay 14 Admiral King 6   Kidnaped Girl, 5, Found Alive In Roadside Ditch

Abduetor Is Stull Hunted  In Lansing   Medical Report Shows 5-Year-Old Bruised, Molested

Report Child ‘Frightened, Shoeked’  Bad) Deane "Mek war   Had Been Taken From Mother’s Car

Kidnaped Girl Found Alive By Truck Driver   Taken From Mother’s Car

 Five-Year-Old Kidnaped Girl Found; Huge Search Made For Her Abductor

Huge Search Pressed for Abductor Kidnaped Lansing Tot ail Alive In Ditch

Senate Puts Clincher On Data Guard   Speeific Rule Added To Keep Ballots Seeret

On Inside Pages   Leaving Elderton...  ‘Joe Debsky Named  Band Director Here

Duvalier Says Haiti Will Not Join Red Bloc   President’s Term Expires, Takes Title ‘Revolution Chief’

Goldwater to Make Meve Sy January 1     Arizona Senator Says Primaries  ra Vidal

MAY BE IN RHODESIA  Tshombe Slips Out Of Capital; U.N. Mystified   DENY REPORTS

Bill Gets Okay in  House  Tr ..;.f.] Danw3.?,   Would Permit Free Rides

Bill Gets Okay in House  W ould Permit   Would Permit Free Rides

State Assembly  'Declares House Plan For Buses Would Set Off Religious Fights.

‘Permissive’ Bus Plan   Draws Fire   House Bill Wauld _ Cause Religious Fights, Solon Says

Beyond Scranton's Recommendations— Cost Seen Main Obstacle In Liberalized Medicare

Massachusetts School Ruling Asked End to Daily Prayers, Bible Reading Requested

Publishers Give Printers Union Warning of Plan  Chicago's Photo Publishing Setup In 1948 Recalled

Newspapers hint they may try to go to press without printers   "Drohibitive”’

New York Newspapers May Try to Publish While the Printers Remain Out on Strike

New York Papers May Publish Without Striking Printers, Publishers Hint

STRUCK PAPERS MAY PUBLISH WITHOUT UNION  MAJOR NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS FAIL  —-~ meant pm re rr re on oe re 2k ae

PAPERS IN CITY MAY COME OUT DESPITE STRIKE   No Quick Solution Is Foreseen

iNew Yorr;: Newspapers May Resume  Publication  Hint at Effort to Put Out Papers Without Printers

Strikes Stress Papers’ Value, AP Chief Says   Paul Miller Granted Top National Honor On W.A. White Day

Strikes Stress Papers’ Value, AP Chief Says  Paul Miller Granted Top National Honor

Only minor difficulty reported Clock-work precision in moving 2nd Armored Div.

Exercise Big Lift hits skies in historic show  A ucceecs Ae. . Ane me Aare anatbratkbia   Army, Air Force join in demonstration to prove power of quick fighting punch

First of 200 Transports Have Completed Flight   Biggest Airlift Carrying Whole Division Overseas

ONE MINOR DIFFICULTY REPORTED   Atlantic, Europe Weather Causes Some Problems

Demonstrate Quick Fighting Punch Army, Air Force In Joint Airlift

Biggest Airlift Taking Divison To Europe Bases  200 Huge Planes To Span Atlantic For Strike Task

Exercise Big Liff Begins  U.S. Shows Ability to Throw Quick Fighting Punch Overseas

Big Airliff Under Way To Germany   U.S. Demonstrates Ability to Throw Quick, Long Punch

Chinese War Policies Hif  Nikita Says There’   Nikita Says There’s No Need for Combat

Khrush Warns A-War Could Ruin Mankind   Chinese Reds Tolc Survivors Might ‘Envy The Dead’

Nikita Replies to Chinese Critics—  Survivors In Nuclear War Might ‘Envy the Dead,’ Khrushchev Says

Khrushchev Bluntly Tells Chinese Critic a Nuclear War Might Ruin Mankind

Guard Units Act To Halt Shore Riots   Cambridge Quiet, Curfew Curtails Activity Tu Town

Negroes Call Off  Showings   National Guard Imposes Strict Curfew On Orders Of Gov. Tawes

Four Nights of Violence  Demonstrators Quit as NG Enters Cambridge

Cambridge, Md. Negro Demonstrations Halt As Governor Calls in Troops

PRAYER FOR .  ) TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

Pearson  Wins Test  In Commons — Nonconfiderice Vote  Rejected 124-113;  Second Test Thursdat

Last Signal Received From Mariner Spacecraft, 54 Million Miles Away

54.3 million miles away  Mariner 2's tiny voice fades away forever

Cosmonaut Breaks Space Record, While Valentina Beats Gordo'’s 22.9 Orbits

Cosmonaut Sefs Records For Orbiting   Radio Message Indicates Wormar May Land Soon

Soviet Space Pilot Breaks All Records   First Space Woman Believed Preparing to End Flight

Cosmonaut. Sets a New   Space Mark  But Woman May  Be Near End: -  OF Flight

Space Marks For. Distance, Time Broken  Soviet Cosmonaut i in n Sth Day;   Soviet Cosmonaut in 5th Day; Woman May End Flight Toda,

Woman May Be Preparing To End Trip .  Cosmonaut Passes ' BAL Bg. ££ AA LSE wee mn   Cosmonaut Passes Mark of 94 Hours And 22 Minutes

Cosmonaut Breaks Space Flight Distance Record But First Space Woman Preparing Descent

ENEWS DEFENSE PLEDGE  Kennedy Is Given Thunderous West German Welcome

Thunderous Welcome Given JFK  ~ Half Million _ West Germans : See Kennedy

JK Asserts ns Support Before 500,000   U.S. Will Honor Defense Promises In Europe “To Stay’

W. Germans Receive Him  With Honors   Chicf’s Plane Avoids Flying Over France

US. Defense Pledge Given By President   America To Stand By Commitments, Kennedy Declares

West Europe Defense Plan  To Be _—  Half-Million Crowd   Half-Million Crowd Welcomes President On Arrival at Bonn

Half Million Cheer For President   JFK Promises U,S, Will Remain Faithful To Defend Europe

Huge Bonn Crowd Hails  President NATO Unity Stressed  “In Onaenine Srassh

Senator's Topic Is North Missouri   Future of Water Resources in This Area: Will Be Subjec’ of Symington at Chillicothe,

'$30,000 Is Missing .... Negro Spinsters Accused Of Theft In Laurinburg

Rhee gives up-his wish ‘Tiger of Korea’  never mentions  caine hama nernn

Deposed President Of Korea Gives Up All Hope Of Going Home To Die

Rhee Gives Up Hope Of Going Home To Die   In Hospital At Honolulu

No longer wants to go home to die  Syngman Rhee shadow of former self

Lies Quietly In Honolulu Hospital Whispering Hymns  Syngman Rhee No Longer Talks Of Future

 In Honolulu Hospital Rhee Apparently Gives Up ‘On Wish to Return to Korea

US., Russia Take Lead; Urge Others   Mass Destruction Weapons In Space Would Be Banned

Quick U.N. Approval Likely on Agreement Not to Orbit Weapons of Mass Destruction

Experts Wonder ee  New Treaty Try May Show Softening Of Soviet Line .      NEWS ANALYSIS -

Experts Wonder  New Treaty Try May Show Softening Of Soviet Line   NEWS ANALYSIS

lotal to Reach d  School Board Hires 10 New Teachers   Stargazer Balloon Flight Postponed

County Firemen. Meet  At Tiova“to- Discuss: ‘Matters of Business

Late news in brie!   Ruck warns.Indonesia.ta leave Malavsia alone   Army, Air Force to fly.36,000 troops to Europe

Troop Liff May Retard Gold Outflow   U. S. Divisions May Be Pulled From Europe Front

 Hints at Editorial Control  News Management Charges Denied by Press Secretary

News Management Denied By Salinger      Press Secretary Says Capital Newsmen Not Stupid Dupes Fooled By Officials

Boy Is Found Chained Te.A Washing Machine   Man Quits Before Killing Entire Family of Eleven

Assembly Eyes Adjournment  Only 3 Or 4 More OF ee Sa $3 eel! ee ee Se   Only 3 Or 4 More Weeks Of Work Left

Assembly Eyes Adjournment  Only 3 or 4 More   Only 3 or 4 More Weeks of Voik Left

Assembly Eyes Adjournment  Only 3 or 4 More Waele af V/la:bL 1 alt

USED SOUVENIR SWORD Wife Charged In Death Of Nashville Sportsman

Stutts Body in Closet  Father Makes  Discavery   Father Makes Discovery By HARRY MAITLAND

U.S. U. 5. Handed Arms Li nded Arms List  Bolivia Asks Aid In Routing Reds

May Launch Attack  Bolivia Asks Arms From U.S. in Bid To Free Hostages

Bolivia Asks U.S. for Arms In Red Attack  Tin Miners Holding Four Americans and

Bolivia Asks United States For Weapons   For Attack On Miners Holding 4 Americans

ROADBLOCKS CLEARED AW AY   Bolivia Asks U.S.. Arms to Fight Red:

Bolivia Asks U.S. for Arms to Use Against Red-Led Miners Holding 4 Americans and Other Hostages

_ Two-Day Meeting Ends  LBJ, Erhard Promise To Seek Stable Peace   Another Story, Picture, Page 2

ERHARD CALLS TALKS ‘STEP FORWARD’  Leaders Promise to Explore Peace

Stars in Orbit   LBJ and Erhard Wind Up Ranch Confab, Pledge to Seek Peace

Communism Loses Battle In Africa  By Bulgaria’s Treatment Of Students

Communists Lose Fight in Africa  Defeat Could Spell Future on Continent

YOUNG NEGROES DISILLUSIONED Communism Lost Battle in Abuse Of Afriean Students

Flood of Bills Introduced In House  Rep. Harris   Rep. Harris Offers Air Pollution Measure

I iquor Industr y Investigation Is Sought By -Bill Introduced In NM State Senate

But Hard Road in Senate Predict House to Approve $11 Billion Tax Cut Today

Democrats Confident of Defeat for GOP Spendinc Lid on Tax Cut Measure

Expect To Defeat GOP on Spending Ceiling  Look for Support From Many Members of Southern Wina

Tax Bill Due Vote  In House  Demo Forces Confident Of  ‘. frIi,,n0 FAD

GOP TRIES TO TACK ON SPENDING LID   Administration Expects To Carry Income Tax Slash Without Economy Amendment; Senate  Snags Seen.

Democrats Confident Of Defeating  GOP On Tax Cut Bill Spending Lid

Final Round of Debate: Vote Expected Today   Expect to Pass Bill Without Spending Lid

SPENDING CUT PLAN DEFEAT FORECAST   Ballot Today On $11-Billion Reduction   On Legislation In Senate: Goal To Put Bill Into Effect January 1

House Demos See Tax Win  GOP Effort To Put Spending Lid ' On Is Doubtful

Propose Spending Lid  on we bd   Republicans Move On Tax Cut Lenislation

Demos Say GOP Rider Will Fail  Links Spendin«   Links Spending Cut, Tax Bill

Demos Confident Of Full Victory On Tax Measure   Albert Is ‘Optimistic’ Of Defeating GOP Effort To Put Lid on Spending

Republicans Hoping For Changes —   GOP Wants To Put Lid on Spending As House Decision. Nears

Republicans’ Efforts Seen Given Rebuff   Democratic Leader Voices Confidence With Ballot Near

‘Democrats Are Optimistic  $11-Billion Tax Cut Bill Scheduled For House Vote

Democrats  Confident  Of Passage GOP Leaders Seek  To Add Spending Curb To Measure

House Demos See Defeat Of GOP Proposal      Republicans Want To Put Spendinc Lid On JFK’s $11-Billion Measure

Tax Cut Bill To Pass, Demos Say   Leaders Predict Defeat for GOP  Snandinga Coiling

Dem Leaders Are Confident   Believe Amendment Effort To Be Defeated

Democrats See Success Of $11 Billion Tax Cut Bill Minus GOP Spending Lid

JFK Forces See Victory -‘Demo- GOP Fight Over Spending Cut Looms

U.S. Vessels Join Search. : Pirates of Latin Ship _Defy Capture in Chase

(Proposed: Wheat Sale Typical Export Transaction. See Page Rad).

Talk Betweer Diplomats Is Encouraging   Rusk, Kuznetsov Face Problems In Calm Discussion

-FOUR-HOUR MEETING Rusk, Kuznetsov Express Hope  US, Reds Can Solve Problems

Soviet Deputy Asserts Rusk Talks Useful  Indications Russia   Indications Russia May Be Interested In Arms Agreement

Rusk And Kuznetsov Agree Theres Hope   Details Hazy But Disarmament Interest. On Russia's Part Seems To Be Apparent

Entering Period Where  Some Problems May Be Solved   MIGHT AGREE ON NUCLEAR TEST BAN

Close Watch on Vessels Headed To Cuban Ports   U.S. Flying Day And Night Patrols

Defense Officials Stick By Guns On Matter of Ships Sneaking to Cuba

Storm Rages From Florida To Carolinas   Where to Find It   Navv Feels Sure Surveillance Efficient

Say Patrols Watch Every Ship Route Info Cuban Ports   Authorities Deny Soviet < Vessels Hava Landed There Without Being Detected.

Navy Says No Ships Have Docked in Cuba Without Being Spotted by U.S. Patrols

Navy sources report Every ship arriving in Cuba watched by U.S.   General fund budget  Breakdown listed in  comperison to 1963

U. S. WATCHES ALL SHIPPING LANES TO CUBA   NAVY FEELS SURE NO VESSELS GOT TO PORT UNSEEN

No Ships Eluded Patrol, U.S. Says  Navy Hits Claims In Cuba Dispute

U.S. Keeps Aerial Eye  On Shipping   Routes Into Cuban Under Surveillance

Sugar Bubble Bursts; Price Rolled Back   Two Refineries Se Pace With Cuts; Others To Follow

Rerimers Act  ‘Speculative Bubble’ Pops, Suoar Prices Start Down

Refineries Back Dowr Partially   U.S. Ag Official Says Speculative Bubble 8ursts

GOP Praises Districting Bill Victory   Passed by House, Bill Blasted by Democrats; May Seek Referendum

 Likely to Wind Up At Bottom— High School Car Owners Don't Do Well In Class

GOV. ROCKEFELLER BELIEVES NIXON IN RACE, RAPS GOLDWATER, KENNEDY

Demo Meet Focuse: On Governor's Race  Annual Jackson Day Event Begins Today

Negroes Cal For ‘Rights’ Battle Force   All-Out Campaign Will Use,, NAACP ‘Commando’ Units

NAACP Commanda  Groups Planned   ‘Calls for ‘Eask: Force ‘to’ Wage Active Baitle. for Cidil’ Rishts

Negroes Plan Commandos  Task Force  NAACP Approves Group to Wage Battle for Rights

‘Commandos’ Sought For NAACP Cwil Rights Fight   Rights ee ae Count 11 Wins To 17 Defeats

Livestock Survey Cards To Be Distributed In County November 15th

Air Force Captain Dies In Crash—  43rd American Killed In South Viet Nam Fighting

Shock Wears Off Oil City Stores Report Brisk  Business On Friday, Saturday

Paul VI Orders Council Resume September 29  Text of Order to Be   Text of Order to Be Sent to All Bishops

Vatican Council lo Reconvene   Pope Paul VI Sets Date For Sept. 29

Over 2,500 Expected At Rome Meeting   Session May Not Be Completed by End of This Year

Pope Tells Council to Reconvene   2,500 Prelates Due in Rome September 29

Catholic Meet (pens Sept. 29  Ecumenical Council old To Reconvene  By The Pope Today

Text Of Order ToGo To Bishops   More Than 2,500 Are Expected For Assemblage

RACIAL ROUNDUP Cities, North And South Gird For Increased Demonstrations

GOP Loses Attempt At Fund “Stash      Seitators Approve Kennedy's Public  Works Money Bill

A of Family Killed In Burning Home  Blazing Christmas Tree Cause; 2 Girls Pushed to Safety

Says Wisconsin Officials Unable To Handle Chore  Five-Man Bureau a ee ee St £8. owe   Five-Man Bureau Proposed; Cheese Situation Cited

10% Greater Number on Feed Than One Year Ago Oct. 1; 1% Decline in Number On Feed From July 1 to Oct. 1 in °63

 Support Pledges Continue French Coal Miners Reject Government Plea on Strike

rrench Miners anore. Appeal rrom Premier  Government Offers No Olive Branches; Other Groups Out

UNREST GROWING DeGaulle Refuses To Give In To Striking Miners’ Demands

De Gaulle Stands Firn In Walkout   Insists Miners Return to Pits Before Talks

$32 MILLION AID TO SCHOOLS CUT OFF BY ACTION   PAY BOOSTS FOR LEGISLATORS GETS GOVERNOR VETO

Busy Thanksgiving Day For President   Climax Comes TV Talk Lan ratay

First Family Plans Busy Thanksgiving   Church Service, Dinner To Precede Address Tonight

New President Will Address Nation Tonight  Family Has Dinner At Home; Attends  Church Services

Pres. Johnson Marks Holiday   Family Will Go to Church, Have Dinner

On The Inside   Truman Dinner Off Speaker Is Absent   Johnsons: Family Dinner Kennedys: Deepest Sorrow

Family Dinner, Speech — To Nation For Johnson   Gift Selections Feature Of Thanksgiving Edition

Jacqueline And Children Face Sad, Lonely Holiday   LBJ Will Speak To The Nation

Personal’ TV Address Planned  Johnson Busy During Holiday   Southwest's Flavor Goes Into Dinner

Surprise Candidate Announces In Fifth   Eskridge Opposes Ald. Despres, Claims Regular Democratic Backing

Baby has first birthday   Defies Korshak, makes bid against Despres

Eskridge Opposes Ald. Despres, Claims Reeular Democratic Backing

Reynolds Starts Court Action in Districting Suit   Attorney. Asks Supreme Cour  a ee a ee rn  oe   Attorney. Asks Supreme Court To Take Original Jurisdiction

All US. Aid Halted Now by Cambodia   Washington Denie: Helping Plotters of Revolution

Man Stubs His Toe Over Bag of Dousk   Crashing, Gun-Packing Intrusion—  Parolee Chase Is Hair-Raising At Hairdressing Academy

Gotham, Erie Results Help Boost Rocky’s Stock: DeSapio Loses Bid

New Leader Considered U.S. Friend   Election Set To Replace Military Chiefs On June 9

New Leader is Friendly Toward U.S.   Gen. Godoy Chargec Of Trying To Make Himself A Dictator

Party Caucuses Called To Study New Tax Plan   State Finance Program Is Prepared By Conference Committee On Taxes

Power Failure Brings Blackout   200 Square Miles Affected With Marshfield Hit Hardest

Power Failure Darkens North Areas of State   Hot Lines Broken As Farmer Fells Marathon Tree

Kusk Says  “US Seekine Unity   Another Western Split Perils Canadian Regime

Today's Index   Republican Heads Assail Kennedy ‘Peace Strateay’

US. Prelates Ask Race Stand   Declaration on Equality Uraed at Vatican Meet

U. S. Catholic Prelates in Rome Urge Strong Racial Equality Stand

147 U.S. Prelates Call on Ecumenical Council To Take Strong Position on Racial Equality’

Vatican Council Gets Negro Issue   U.S. Prelates Urge Strong Civil Rights Stand

Group Of American Prelates In Plea— Urges Strong Council Racial Equality Stand

Make Race Equality Declaration, U.S. Prelates Urge Vatican Council

AT Ecumenical Council Civil Rights Declaration Urged by U.S. Prelates

Green Bay and LaCrosse Men Among Missing   Parents Still Hope Sons May Survive In Disaster at Sea

Riot Erupts At Boston Hop, 4 Negroes Shot  Rock ‘N Roller  peg . QAst 6 6A a   Rock ‘N Rollers Fight When Negro White Girl Dance

Riot Erupts At Boston Hop, 4 Negroes Shot   Rock ‘N Rollers Fight When Negra White Girl Dance

Teens Krupt At Rock-Roll  Arena Dance   Crowd of Negroes Spills Into Street, Roughs Motorists

 DENY ‘RACIAL INCIDENT’ Four Negro Teens Shot In Dance Rioting at Bostor

4 Negro Teenagers Shot In Boston Rock-Roll Riot   Wild Battling Spreads From Dance Hall Out Into Street

Happy Wife, Two Smiling Daughters Will Meet Coover in Hawaii Toda

‘The White Man’s Devil’ To Blame —  Black Muslim Leader Says U. S. Racial Problem Will Get Worse

LEADER EXPLAINS BLACK MUSLIM’S CREED _ ‘White Man Is Essence Of Evil But Blacks Were Created Good’

TACAT TOEMPPRRATIRES   Black Muslim Chief Says White Man Created Ev

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Two Mining Tax. Bills Are Signed By Gov. Romney  Provide Specific Tax On Underaround Ore

Slashes Abductor With Father’s Knife Columbus Girls’ Kidnaper Faces Federal Jury

Rights Fight May Cost JFK Votes, but He'll Still Win, Bobby Predicts

Bobby Admits President Has Lost Popularity   Says He Will Be Reelected Despite Espousal Of Civil Rights Measure

But JFK Is Losing Popularity.... Bobby Thinks His Brother Will Win Again In 1964

Geneva Arms Talks Easter Recess Is Cut   Shortened Due Lo Lack of Progress Ban

NEWS INDEX   TIES UP ALL PROPERTY  ence ameter: tee RNR nen terre peeteennone—we  $10.5 Million Tax Lien Filed Against Billie Sol

Recruits for Boston   21 Freed Americans Relate Horrors of Castro’s Prisons

Youthful Refugee From East Berlin Will Live: Wounded During Escape

Forecast   Ore Carrier, Freighter In Foggy Crash  22 Seamen Die, 12 Said Missing In St. Lawrence   (See Photo, Page 2-A)

Big Ore Carrier Rams Freighter Quickly Sinks   16 Are Missing After Pre-Dawn River Tragedy

British Vessel Sunk In River   16 Missing As Tragedy Strikes In Foggy “Channel Near Quebec

18 Sailors Killed as Ships Hit   16 Missing After Collision In Ouebec

 ray Cuba Wosdlay Its Struggles With Communism  An Inside Renoart Paoo dR   Two Vessels Collide; 22  Seamen Lost

Progress Alliance Criticized   Chamber Urges New Approach To Foreign Aid in General Soon

US Warns it Won't Tolerate Use of Sovie .Garrison in Cuba to Quell Island Revolts

News In Brief   L[YV@WSs fit rics  No. Toleration Of Soviet Troops To Quell Cuban Rebellion, U.S. Warns   Ran Hopes Diminish

Statesville Kieks Out  Council   Recall May Have Been State’s First

Hrageay Averted  41 Walk Away Unhur After Perfect Crash Landing Of Airliner

Pilot From Jeannette  Crippled Plane Makes  Perfect Crash Landing

Shoes Are Provided For City’s Poor Children   Why No Guard at Negro Headquarters?  Bombing Was Predictable lt Was Inevitable’   “I Watched the Birth of a Riot in Birmingham--’  Reporter Gives Description of Horror in Alabama

Berber Leader Joins Defense. Of Algeria. :   Answers Call For Unity, ~

Area Deaths   JOHN BAINBRIDGE, 61, LIFELONG KINGSLEY RESIDENT DIES UNEXPECTEDLY  _ Funeral Rites Set  rr ee ee

Area Deaths   JOHN BAINBRIDGE, 61, LIFELONG KINGSLEY RESIDENT DIES UNEXPECTEDLY  Funeral Rites Set T catcdau Marnina

Area Deuths   JOHN BAINBRIDGE, 61 LIFELONG KINGSLEY RESIDENT DIES: UNEXPECTEDLY Funeral Rites Set  YF. — eee wore ee

Poor Relief Chiselers Are Target Of Bill   Ohio Senate Books Vote To Require Work In Return For Aid

Rusk Speaks To Europeans About Defense   Allies Urged To Add To U.S. Arms Strength

Rusk to Urge Greater Arms Role by Allies   secretary Expected to Reassure Europeans That No Troop Cuts Planned

Economists Warily Eye Price Boosts In Aluminum Ingots, Sugar And Other Lines

‘Hull has not been located Navy displays tubing from submarine Thresher

Search for Sub endew by Navy  rae on set eT   Piece of Tubing From Thresher

Harsher Russian Attitude Toward West May Be Desiqned to lmpress the Red Chinese

Winter Death List Soars in West Europe   Snow Falls as Far South as Naples. Italy

Philipsburg Road Hearing Set for Friday  Public Hearing On Rt. 153 Relocation Held at Clearfield

State Department Denies U.S, Ships Shof af Trawler   Soviets to Be Told U.S. Ships Didn't Flre at Red Vessel.

America Denies Russian Ships Were Fired On During Exercises   Nearest Ship Was Twelve Miles Away

Soviet Charge  Of Ship Attack  Refuted by U.S. Says No Vessels wee 12 anes of  rartiran Arar

Soviet Charge Ship Fired On Draws Denial   Navy Gunnery Drills Conducted in Area But No Vessels Nea

Ship Shelling Denied by U.S.   Tells Reds Gunnery Exercise in Area

U.S. Brands Charges by  Russia False   State Dept. Spurns Claim Trawler Fired On bv U.S. Warships

U.S. Denies Russ Charge   Nearest Ship 12 Miles From Gunnery Area

DENY CHARGE  OF FIRING ON  RUSSIAN SHIP U.S. NAVY SHIPS  12 MILES AWAY AT TIME OF CLAIM

U.S. Denies Reds’ Claim Of ‘Attack’  Says Nearest Ship @ Beet... A... Ee   Says Nearest Ship 12 Miles Away In  Gunnery Exercises

‘Says Closest Ship Well Out Of Range  US. Denies Dropping Shells Near Red Trawler

U.S. Officials Say K Seeks Red Unity   Analysis  Background Of The News

Washington Figures Nikita Wants Truce With Red China   Nasserites Overhaul Iraqi, Syrian Governments

Administration Officials Predict Nikita Will Try to Unify Red Blo

THREE FINALISTS FOR MISS DENTON   MR. K BELIEVED READY TO BRIDGE CHINA GAP

PresidentLeadsThousands In Paying Tribute To JFK In Last Day Of Mourning

New Birth of Freedom Asked By Johnson in Talk Ending Mourning Period for Kennedy

His Memory Lives On Ceremony In Capital Ends Mourning Period for JFK

President Ends Nation’s Month ‘Of Mourning For President Kennedy

“World Will Not Forget What He Did’—Johnson Declares Mourning End

Did Not Live or Die in Vain.  “CorantoneOrbainlly Ends ~Mourning_ for Kennedy -~

State Highway Figure Raised By Committee   $4 Million Increase In Surprise Action

Two Accused Spies Claim Immunity   Judge Grants Delay To Russian Couple Who Worked at U.N.

A Charged With Thett ot A-Data   Soviet U.N. Aide Indicted by Jury

Prohibition Era Mobster Wounded Hlinois Farmer Slain I[n Gangland Style Shooting

Luba Contirms heport Reporter-Turned-Bomber-Pilot Claims He and Three Others Attacked Havana

Bomb Raid Over Cuba ls Revealed   Photographer Tells Of Exploit; Havana Says None Exploded

No Damage In Air Raid  Near Havana   Photographer Tells Of Single Plane’s ‘Homemade’ Effort To Hit Refinery; Havana Reports Bomb Fails To Explode

Lensman Says Bombing Raid Made on Cuba  Th   Homemade Devices Dropped Into Oil Plants Near Havana

CONFIRMED BY HAVANA Photographer Reports Bombing Raid On Cuban Oil Retineries

Refinery Area In Havana Hit But No Damage   Photographer Tells of Filming Action; MIT Student Among Those on “Defensive” Mission.

In Tennessee     Coalfield Future Declared At Stake In Mine Strike

Hyde Park High PTA ‘asks mobile dassrooms   Private developers asks for HR-3 site

City Police Criticized  Bil to Keep Records Secret Is Withdrawn in House

Justice. Department Orders Aerial  Photos Of University Of Alabama

Honduras Flays Reds   Regime Claims Cubans Led Fighting in Cap. iial. d Cantured

Honduras Says Cuban: Led Battle   Government Beefs Up Military To Protect Aaainst New Attacks

Hurricane Arlene Nea Bermuda —   Tricky Storm Not To Threaten U.S. Coast Says Weather Bureau

Armed Police Quell Nasser Supporters   Restless Nation Indicates More Trouble To Come

Reason for Spy Claim Unknown.  Professor Says And It May a   And It May Never Be Known, Barghoorn Notes 

Reason for His Arrest Unknown  Raraghaarn Wa   Barghoorn Was Careful to Stay Out of Trouble

WAS VERY ‘CAREFUL’   VAS VERY ‘CAREFUL’  Arrest Puzzles Barghoorn

‘NO CAMERA, NOT SPYING’ Yale Professor  Stonily Silent   Arrest Reason  Still Unknown   VO DATE SET U.S. to Resume Exchange Talks

Soviet Arrest Still Mystery To Professor   Educator Refuses To Talk About His Detention, Release

Shy Scholar Balks At Talk On Detention   Concern By Kennedy Reason For Release, Reds Announce

Tax Cut  Formula  Wins Favor Tightening  Played Down,  Qlaches Faced

Democrats Reported Happier Over © Kennedy’s New Tax-Cutiina Formula

Revised Tax Cut Program Gets Support   Kennedy’s Formula Draws Enthusiastic Dem Response ©

Democratic Congressmen Enthusiastic   Would Be Effective Jan 1; Reduce Tax $10.6 Million

JFK's Formula May Pass With Little Altering  Democrats Find   Democrats Find And Like Fewer Tightening Moves

$10.6 Billion Slash Proposed   Dems Warm Up To Kennedy’s Tax Cut

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Sparking More Pacific Unrest .. . Chiang Expects Indonesia  To Become Communist State

Have a Ball! It’s National Laugh Week   But to Comedians It’s No Laughing Matter; It’s Work

N.C. Assembly Settled A Name Issue This Week  Deadlock Over  inimum Wage

Dalton to Present Bud get...  Tax Increases Appear Inevitable As Missouri Legislators Begin New Wor!

Leoni's Mounting Margin Reflects Great Support of Betancourt's Cuban Stand   Fewer Than 200,000 May Vote Tuesday: 4 Questions at Stake

Hassan Reporis Algerian. Attack  — Moroccan:Kinse Savs His Troons Wort Fioht Back. -

‘Algerians Attack Moroccan Village In ‘Last Grab’ Before Cease-Fire

Algerians Attack Moroccan Town   Moroccan King Says He Will Honor Pact  For «o Cansakra,

Morocco Won't Fight —orocco Wont rignt  Algeria Attacks Moroccan Town

Will maintain Bamako agreement  Despite attack on Figuig, Morocco won't press fight

Will Abide by Fleage Algerians Launch Attack But Morocco Won’t Fight

Hassan Alleges Town Attacked By Algerians  Moreccan Ruler Says He Abides  Ry Pence Pladaa

Emphasis Is Placed On Quality   Asks 1-Year Delay on 561   New Plan, Act 561 Differences Cited

Reelected Head Of East Germany  Mysterious Blast Near Residence Of Ulbricht

Survives 8 Hours  Outside   Minnesota Man Trapped in Car in -23 Weather

23 Degrees Below Zero —  Man Trapped in Car Tell: _ Of Surviving Bitter Cold

U.S. Terms South Korean Grain Buy Rude  $5 Million From Canada After Aid

S. Korean Grain Deal Irks U.S.  Canadian Purchase Termed ‘Rude Act’

House Opens Annual Debate On Aid Today   Fireworks Expected Over Indonesia, Indian Steel Mill   POPS UP

Girl took mother’s savings Mexican border guards thwart ex-lowa teenagers elopement   Note to bank

Blasts Rock Fireworks Firm in Ohio   31 Beat Path to Door of 'Fronkelsnortze Inventot

U. S. ‘Antisatellite’ In the Study Stage   JFK Says 9,000 Soviet Troops Have Left Cubs

Anti-Satellite Is Now Possible  Gen. LeMay Says Idec ~ Only in Study Stage

Admits Idea Now Only In Study Stage   General Gives Views Before Senate Group

Inside Today   INO Time Finpoinreq  Harrison Believes Special Session To Deal With Poll. Tax Necessary

To Lower Micro hone, Camera  Drill Enters C err Where  Rescuers Seek Lost Miner —

NEW SHAFT BORED TO CHAMBER Drillers Renew Efforts To Locate Third Miner

BIRTH CONTROL ISSUE ENTERS LEGAL BATTLE   DEMOCRATS SPLIT ON CONTROVERSIAL ISSUE ON RELIEF

SAC Arsenal  Never Under _  Complete Tests Commander Says No  Operational Warheads Have Been Tested .

Power says U.S. has “never completely tested any of nuclear weapons in SAC’s arsenal”

Sees Grave Danger With A-Ban Treaty   Gen. Power Opposes Pact; Urges Operational Missiles Be Detonated

SAC Commander, Testifies Nuclear Weapons Haven't Been Tested Yet

Forecast   Barry, Rocky Square Off On 1964 Election Issues   Husband Charged With Slaving Wife

re a  Barry, Rocky Engage in Informal Debate   Sharpen Dtfterences

GOP Paper Debate  Barry-Rocky Split Widens   Civil Rights   Federal Tax Cut

Rockefeller And Goldwater Differ On Many Issues   Valachi Was Heard To ‘Shock’ Congress And American People

Goldwater, Rockefeller Answer List Of Questions, Show Disagreement

nn ON" — AL i  ‘Here’s Where They Stand On Issues  Goldwater Vs.Rockefeller

Be eee ae  Exclusive AP Story   How Barry, Rocky Stand on Top Issues  PRTC Te Pa a leek BUR TPE Res MMT art Pe LY dat UE ot A hE

Bomb Scare Delays Tito's Voyage Home  Ship Pulls Out After Search, Nothing Found

Bomb experts comb entire ship  Tito leaves after forty minute bomb-scare delay

Congressmen Playing It Safe: Vote Both Ways   Dole, Avery And Shriver Are Amona The Switchers

House Ballots Miss No Bets In Fund Fights   69 Congressmen Vote Both Ways In Two Roll Calls

‘Crucial Day’ Faces City of Birmingham   Negroes Demand Hiring Of 25 to Police Force

Negro Leaders Threaten March On Birmingham  Todav Is Deadline for   Loday is Veadiine fol Ultimatum De. manding Integra tion of Police Force.

King Repeats Threat of Big Racial Demonstrations as Deadline Nears

Council Likely To Reject Negro Demands  Birmingham Is Facing. Deadline

Concert crowd stunned  Music Man, beloved by town, admits holdups

Townspeople Stunned as Bandmaster Confesses Robbing Two Missouri Banks

UVANEFRSSES LWO DANK ROBBERIES Conductor Puts Baton Down To Face Musie

Traffie Toll 1963 to This Date—122 1962 to This Date—162   =e AFTER GALA CONCERT  _ Band Leader Accused of Holdups

Spencer Ass’t Mayor Gets Prized Photo   WOMAN CHERISHES PERSOANAT. LETTER

Lubrensky Gives  Details on Stock  Reynolds Upholds His Legal Aide

Gangster Puts Heat On Crime Syndicate Leader  ‘Promises To Drag 10 Others Into Investigation Spotlight

Joseph Valachi Gets His Revenge By Talking; Says Genovese Is Crimes Boss

What's Inside   PUTS HEAT ON CRIME BOSS  Mobster Gets Even With Words Instead Of Bullets

Slayer T ells Of Getting ‘Death Kiss’   ‘I Want To Destroy Them,’ Killer Says Of Crime Leaders

Squealer Set To Spotlight 10 Big Shots   Mafia Crime Hierarchy Faces Further Exposure At Inquiry

1 Want fo Destroy Them,’ Says Mobster Who Got ‘Kiss of Death’ From Crime Boss

Mobster Valachi Plants ‘Kiss of Death’ on La Cosa Nostra  Genovese Did It ta Him. He'e Returning Eavar Ry Singing tn Sanatare

Valachi Admits Killing For Pay   Made Up To $150,000 A Year As Triggerman, Senate Probers Told; Promises To Finger More Members Of Nat’l Crime Syndicate

Testifies Against Crime Syndicate Valachi Tells Probers: ‘ Want to Destroy Them’

Ayenges Syndicate Kiss Of Death... Valachi Puts Heat On Vito Genovese, Boss Of Bosses

Informer To Reve. Other Crime Bosses  Valachi Tells of   Valachi Tells of Attempts To Kill Him In Penitentiar

KILLER GOT $150,000 IN "GOOD" YEAR   Dope Peddler And Hirea Slayer Says He Wants To Destroy Crime Bosses.

La Cosa Nostra Being Run From Inside Prison   Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper   Race Riot Breaks Out In N.Y. State Prison

Crackdown In Prisons Demanded  Charges Syndicate Operated in Cell

chi Wants to iven Revenge Ciss of Death’   it Destruction of world Commission

Says Genovese Had Marked Him  For ‘Execution  Mobster Reveals Power of Jailed Gangland Boss

Valachi Out To Destroy Gang Chiefs   Slayer Puts Heat On Vito Genovese

Received ‘Kiss of Death’ — -Valachi Gets Revenge With Words-Not Bullets

Gang Turncoat Out To Destroy Mobster Bosses   “You Get Nothing But Misery” Under Them. He Tells Probere

What Did You Do for Cosa Nostra? {d Go Out and Kill, Valachi Retorts

lo Finger Crime Bosses Valachi Vows Revenge With Words. Not Guns

Gangster Tells About His Boss Before Senate  Gets Revenge For ‘Kiss Of Death’; Weapon Is Words

ON THE INSIDE   —LA COSA NOSTRA—  Valachi Gets Revenge on Ex-Pals

 Ta le RR TT Rl AE SS 2 eEeEEEE—E—E—EEEEeE_E_EEOEOO eee  Valachi Gets His Revenge

RECEIVED ‘KISS OF DEATH’  Mobster To Drag Vice Chiefs Into Spotlight

The Weather   By George Bader Official Weather Observer Union Weather Station

The Weather   eo 26y ve Wee ves ws  By George Bader Official Weather Observer Union Weather Station

Lists 3 Suggestions for Study Aiming at Standard Of Conduct by Officials

U.S. Troop Airlift Slated to Germany           Ar nored D: Diyi on ol 16,000°*-. 16 Bo Moved From Texas Base

Stand Taken Against Segregation  Methodist School Funds Cut Recommended

Russ Weigh Huge Arms Reduction   Shaky Agriculture Program Disclosed

Reds Cut Military Budget   . pmepmfme Ase   $700 Million Taken Off To Help Boost Wobbly Agriculture

Military Budget Cut By Soviet   Will Use Money Saved in Effort to Rescue Wobbling Agriculture

Arms Funds To Be Pared By Russia  AT... Ml... ... 2...   meer BSCS VAS  Also Necessary To Cut Target In Acriculture

Congressmen Urge Wheat Sale  President Expected To Decide By Friday

Soviet Wheat Deal Is Ureed By TopDemos   JFK Decision Due Soon; ‘K’ Hints No U.S. Grain Needed

Consensus Is For Sale To Russia And Satellites, Humphrey Reports After Session; Kennedy Mum On His Views

 Kennedy Silent  President Urged to Permit Wheat Sales to Red Nations

Sale of Wheat To Russia Urged By Democrats   President Gives No Indication  Of Own View

Moro Picked As Premier Of Italy   Leader of Christian Democrats to Succeed Fanfani

Aldo Moro Designated New Premier   Emerges from Bach Scenes of Italian Politics Saturday

Moro To Head Italian Regime  Picked To Replace  Fanfani as Premier

Moro Given Italian Post As Premier   Plans Center-Left Government Loyal To Atlantic Treaty

Mr. Inside Will Form A Cabinet   Seek Center-Left Group Faithful to Policy of Atlantic Alliance

Aldo Moro Emerges Christian Democrat Leader Designated Italian Premier

HUNDREDS ARE HELD IN JAILS   State, Federal Officers Confer On Situation

Turn Dogs, Fire Hoses On Negroes   King Vows Continuous Drive; Hundreds of Children Jailed

Wholesale Drive in Alabama   Police Ready Guard Vehicles For Jail Trips   Picture Page Two

Congressional Leaders Welcome Acclaim Being Given President In Europe And Anticipate Lasting Success

Congress Welcomes Tour Data   W ait-and-See Attitude by GOP On French Results

Solons Happy Over Acclaim Given JFK   But Republicans Await ‘Returns’ From France

Solons. Happy Over Kennedy's Huge Welcome   GOP Warns to Wait Until Trip to France For Final Analvsis

Tornadoes Rip Illinois and Indiana Towns   Twisters Cut Swath Across Two States, Injuring 44

Iwisters Carve Destructive Path  Through Illinois, Indiana; 44 Hurt   . e 7 ‘Forecasters Conjure Up Freeze, Light Snow

Storm System Heading East, if Are Injured   Indianians Say, Worst Disaster In Modern Times

Twisters, Rains Wreak Havoc .. .  Storm Heads East After West Binge

Twisters Hit Hoosierland And Illinois   Other High Winds Cause Damages In Southwest

White Airman Killed   Witness Says Drunken Soldier Started Brawl

International Slant Academy Award Nominees Announced By Hollywood

If He Bids Actively For GOP Nod     -6 Primaries Seen Likely Vote Tests For Goldwater

Pressures Build On Goldwater  Backers Want Him In Many Primaries

U.S. Senate's Ratification Still Needed  Nations’ Delegates Hail Agreement As Peace Step

Adlai Stevenson Attacked By Anti-UN Demonstrators      -NEWS-IN: BRIEF

Adlai banged  on head, spat  on in protest Disturbance follows U.N. Day speech in Dallas

Stevenson Hit on Head With Anti-UN Sign   Demonstration Comes to Head Foilowing Speech

A Demonstrator Bangs Adlai On Head With Sign  Another Spits On Him After Speech In Dallac Tavae

Adlai Target Of Anti-UN Demonstrator:   Disturbance Breaks After Two Standing Ovations At Rally

Adlai Has Hard  Time In Texas  Woman With Sign Hits Him On Head; One Spits On Him

Police Quel Wild Crowd iat Tex. Meet   Man Arrested; Claim He Spat  on Stevenson

Stevenson Hit. Spat On After UN Day Speck   Police Arrest Two After Disturbance In Dallas, Texas

Demonstrators Protest Speech  De ee bee   Stevenson Struck After UN Day Even

Around The bexans Rough Up Adlai { NEK Area In Anti-UN Disturbance

YOUTH FACES CHARGE Dallas Officials ‘Shamed’   By Stevenson Treatment

After U.N. Day speech Stevenson banged on head, spat on by demonstrators

Adlai Hit. Spat Upon By Heckler   Anti-U.N. Picket Bangs Ambassador On Head With Sign

Adlai’s U. N. Talk Draws Jeers But Mostly Cheers   Rhodes In Move To Bring Federal Contracts To Ohio

Adlai Attacked, Cheered During Dallas Speech   Demonstrator Spits At Stevenson in Disorderly Protest

Adlai Hit On Head By Foe Of U.N.   Spat Upon After Speech In. Dallas

Rough Up Stevenson At Dallas   Adlai Banged on Heac In Milling Crowd After Speech

Disturbance Occurs In Dallas  Pickets Spit On,  Strike Stevenson

SLASH MENTAL HEALTH BUDGET   STATE BUDGETARY APPROVES FUNDS FOR UNIVERSITIES

Apostle Paul eloquént pleader for solidarity among Christians   Tonaues of anaels

Choice of Name Paul Places Pope In Tradition for Christian Unity

Life’s End  AUTOPSY REVEALS AKRON BOY DIED  wees 468 FAR CTs) OA rIVNNG ST.

Deadlock in lowa Senate Over Land Tax Credifs Delays New Revenue Bill

Could Face Death Penalty:  FBI Nabs 4 Russians For Seeking Secrets

) Couples Held In Transmitting Military Data   Qne Pair Arrested In New York, Another In Washington In *Big’ Case,

Wife, 2 Others Arr ested 2» Soviet U.N. Employe Held OnSpy Charges

Four Seized In Spy Ring By FBI Men   Russians Charged With Espionage In U.S. For 6 Years

>enate bill Faces Rough House Test— “Se MES ROUGN Mouse Test  Hughes: Will Veto Access Bill If Meaning is in Doubt

Governor Against New Bill   Compromise Restricts Road Commissioners

AREA FORECAST: Fair and warmer today through Tuesday. Low tonight middle teens. High Tuesday middle 30s.

HOPES FOR ’é# ENTER BATTLE OVER AUTO FEES   State Labor Group Sees Disaster For Rocky

MANY OVERCHARGED State Says More People Upset by Car Repair Bills

Severe Weather Returns   Practically All Of State Under Freeze Warning

— WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A WAY   Monkey leses case, despite Darwin

Taylor Explains Military Chiefs Test Ban Views  Treaty Contains ‘Disadvantages.’   Treaty Contains ‘Disadvantages,’ But Not Serious

But Disadvantages Stressed  Joint Chiefs Put Aside  Test Ban Reservations

Military OKs Pact Despite  Drawbacks  Gen. Taylor Sees Greater Benefits In Ratification

Military Disadvantages to Test Ban Not Crippling to Joint Chiefs of Staff

Not Serious Enough  To Nix Plan  General Taylor Tell:   General Taylor Tell Solons Of Fear Of West Euphoria

At Ecumenical Council Oe  Clarified Position On Virgin Mary Is Asked

OF RIOTS IN SAVANNAK   Hundreds Of Negroes !n Custody After Roving Bands Break Windows; Officer, 3 Whites Injured.

Roving Bands Cause Trouble In Savannah   Tear Gas Used To Halt Riots; Hundreds Arrested

Hundreds Held After Rioting —  Roving Negroes Smast Windows in :-Savannat

Shots Fired at Alabama Patrol Car. . Four Men Hurt in Negro Riot in Georgia

LOCAL TIFMPERERATURESE   Negroes Jailed In Savannah  Hundreds In Cells After Wild Rioting

Four Injured In Sav  Hundreds ‘Of Negroes In Custody After Wild Rioting

WILD NIGHT OF RIOTS IN SAVANNAT   Hundreds Of Negroes In Custody After Roving Bands Break Windows; Officer, 3 Whites Injured.

Partisan Fight Over Seating of Demo Member   Harmony Is Upset by Republicans’ Action

Rift Over GOP Refusal To Seat Dem Threatens -Bi-Partisan Harmony

Legislature Now Ready for Final Rush of Bills   Rights Agency, Appeal Court Are Top Issues

How Gang Cheats On  Insurance   Collect $500,000 For Fake Claims

$500,000 In ‘Fake Claims’     Paper Bares Cosa Nostra Insurance Racket

  Cosa Nostra Insurance Fraud Exposed   Lewis Barbe State’s Witness In Chicago Probe

Aitter 0 Years Former Army Sergeant Finds Red China Is Not ‘Utopia’

Went Hungry So Children Could Have Meat Defector Disappointed in Search for  ‘Utopia’ During Decade in Red Chine

PLAN SALARIES. FOR OFFICIALS UNDER NEW LAW   JUDICIAL ARTICLE ADVISORY COUNCIL ISSUES REPORT

Top-Heavy Vote Given To Menzies   Australians Sweep Hi: Coalition Back in Power Easily

Pakistan Stil Friend of West  Assurance Is Given To Ball by Officials

Despite Recent Pacts With Red China— Pakistan To Remain Firm Western Ally

Pakistan Will Remain Ally Against Reds  But Officials Plan No Change s.. Fasatan Paliew

No Changes in Foreign Policy Seen, However   Full Report by Ball Scheduled Monday

N. Y. Mailers Agree To Sign  New Contract   Pressure Mounting On Printers; Vote Scheduled Sunday.

So Says Head ol Exchange High Price of Sugar Unlikely to Fall Soon

Shaff Plan Case Under Study by 3 U.S. Judges   Ruling Unlikely Before Legislature Had Adjourned

Maryland Marches Peaceful  Leader Pledges   Leader Pledges  ‘Calm’ Protests

Israel- Syria: Clashes Due U.N. Airing  Both Sides . Claim Victory

Bill Is Introduced To Bail Out County   Silver Bow Commissioners Issue Appeal Calling For Support of Bond Issue

Bill Is Introduced To Bail Out County   Silver Bow Commissioners Issue Appeal Calling For Support of Bond Issue   Democrats Call for Montan Tax Cut in One of 131 Bills Introduced in House

Sergeants Testify—  Handcuffed Man Knocked Down By Chief, Police Say

Construction Continues --  Officers Say Handcuffed Prisoner Was Knocked Down By Police Chief

Today «:   Around the State . Around the Nation . Around the World .

Romney Appear: Ready to Keep His Promise  '. Study af Michiedn’.   Study of Michigan’s Finances Indicated

Pilot Flores tells story of crash and 48-day stay on mountainside   By RALPH FLORES Ae Trald Ta UPI

STRANDED FOR 48 DAYS  Pilot Tells Own Story Of Crash in Yukon Areca

- Stranded Pair Ate Toothpaste  : ‘Bible Our Inspiration’ Says Pilot

ES LLLE!DL EDA NESE RAD TF Ne et EEE AST  Rescued Yukon Pilot Says: ‘Bible Gave Us Inspiration   By RALPH FLORES As Tald Ta TiPT

BULLDOZERS DIG   TRENCHES — FAIL ‘To FIND PASTOR iLOST IN AVALANCHE

Rush Policy On Missiles Is Criticized   Scientist Asserts Preflight Checks Would Cut Failures

GOP house member says  Ouster of former Marine officer to be probed

Pioneer Editor Leon N. Flint Honored Today   Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame Adds  Former KU Teacher

Reynolds Cites Complex Needs  Political Division Delayed Progress

i Governor's Analysis:  Maintaining State Services   Biaaest Leaislative Problem

Ask Reds ‘To Bend On Laos   Accuses Russia Of Blocking Settlement

Argentina Navy Rebels Giving Up   Other Diehards Vow To Push Uprising Against President

)  a f  "s Revolt Eases; Admirals Held  Diehard Rebels Vow To Press for Ouster Of President Guido

Latest Revolt In Argentina  Said Near End Stubborn, Rebels  ow To Continue Their Uprising

SOME DIEHARDS WONT YIELD  Argentina lnder Control,     Navy Rebels Under Arrest

Navy Officers Putting Selves Under Arrest   Argentine Revolt Reported to be Virtually Ended

Argentina s Revolt Eases; Admirals Held   Diehard Rebels Vow To Press For Ouster Of President Guido

Cuban Exiles Keep British, Americans Busy in Caribbear   Rebel Argentine Naval Officers Arrest Selves

Argentine Nav Leaders Give ur  Loyalists Claim Control of Country

ARGENTINES GIVE UP AS REVOLT FAILS   Loyalists Report Country Is Calm; Some Rebels Flee

Rebel Leaders Surrendering Argentina      Loyalist Forces Ready To Strike At Last Base Of Navy Rebellion

Argentina’s Revolt Still Not Settled   Few Diehard Rebels Vow To Continue

Police Subdue Throngs; U.S. Forces Shelled   Demonstrators Dispersed; 200 Arrests Made: Reds Raid Airport

Police Subdue Demonstration By Buddhists  Rifle Butts, Clubs   Rifle Butts, Clubs Used Against Monks Nuns in Viet Nam

6 Senators Also Going  To Moscow   Secretary to Stay For Conferences  With Khrushchev

Also Plans Talks With Khrushchev   More, Better Understanding Seen As Aim

RUSK LEAVES TONIGHT FOR PACT SIGNING   Secretary Of State Likely To Pursue Cold War Talks With Khrushchev After Ceremony.

U.S. Delegation Is Leaving Tonight For Test Ban Treaty Signing { in Moscow

Rusk Heads For Signing Of Test Ban   Ceremony Planned Monday; Talks Set Later With Premier

Talk Slated. With ‘K’ In Other Areas   Six Senators ‘To Attend Ceremony Monday In Soviet

TEST BAN TREATY DELEGATION   Rusk, Party Leaving For Moscow Tonight

Rusk Departing For Test Pact Signing Tonight   Conference Slated On Other Issues Following Ceremony

To Explore Chances for More Progress... Rusk Leaves for Moscow to Sign Treaty

Secretary of State Also Plans To Explore Chances of Further East-West Understanding

Rusk Leaves Tonight for Pact Signing  w..2h me the __;   Plans Talks on Further East-West Understandings

To Explore Chances Of More Talks   Secretary Rusk Leaves Tonight For Pact Signing

Rusk s Leaving For Moscow to Sian Agreement  Scretary to Explore East and West Topic

Rusk Leaves Tonight For Pact Okay  Will Be Accompanied  Ry Tarce Relecatinn

WILL EXPLORE CHANCE OF MORE UNDERSTANDING   BAN PACT PLEDGES ABSTINENCE FROM ATMOSPHERIC TEST

CONFERENCE IMPORTANT   U. S. Will Stress Nuclear Pact Modest Start

Rusk Leaving to Ink Agreement For TestBans   Pian Further Talks In Soviet Union On Peace

Ceremony Is Scheduled For Monday   High Administration Officials, 6 Senators Comorise U.S. Panel

Rusk Leaves Tonight For Treaty Signing   Will Talk With Soviet Premier

Moscow Ceremonial On Monday  Rusk, Six Senators Leaving To Sign Nuclear Test Pact

Rusk Heads Delegation To Moscow   Secretary Of State To Be Accompanied By Six Senators

Mansfield Warns O} Conflicting Orders   Implies CIA Policies Different From State Department’s: Urges Unification

Mansfield Warns All U.S. Agencies To Obey Policy Changes On Viet Nam

Senator Mansfield Sounds Warning About U.S. Efforts in South Viet Nan

'63 Legislature Leaders Aiming At May Windup  No Signs Appear   No Signs Appear On First Contest With Governor

Oppose Revision Efforts By Congress as They Try To Speed Consideration   Delay Sought on Ba Makers of Detergents Promise  Soluble Product by End of 1955

Detergent War Brings Denials Of Real Danger   State Senators Told of Efforts  For Solutions

Highway Engineer Reveals Plans to Improve New Hampton-Bethany Route

New HamptonBethany Route to Be Improved   Federal Highway Between New Hampton and Bethany Next Big Improvement in Area.

House Action Set Tuesday on Senate Changes   Republicans Caucus Today on Proposal to Boost Liquor Levy by 5 Per Cent.   Democrats Mav Help

Negroes Step Up Civil Rights Efforts In Jackson Desnife Arrest Fears

Police Officer Tells Of Long  Hoodlum Ree need   SOURCES OF INCOME

Get Bomb, Shooting Tips   Informer Tells Story of NY’s Underworld

Gang ‘Family’ Heads Named   Guard over Tattler Beefed Up at Hearing

Mafia Tattler Resumes Story  Blue Book Of N.Y. Underworld’s 500 Or So Is Unveiled

Phone Tips Cause Brief Bomb Scare   Mobster Begins Spelling Out Underworld Brass   FOR BACH MAN

Senate Bomb Threat Revealed Valachi, New York Officer Show Hoodlum ‘Families’

Two Chart N.Y. Gang Who s Whe   Valachi and Policemar Team Up; Threat of Bombing Hearing

Whos Who Of Crime Is Detailed By Valachi   Gang Family’ Heads Named   Guard Over Tattler Beefed Up At Hearing

Senate Bomb Threat Revealed  Valachi, New York Officer  Show Hoodlum ‘Families’   Ewnlains Charts

Police Back Testimony of Stoolie   Resumes ‘Singing Before Senators: Guard Increased

Police Officer and Valachi Tell About Crime Overlords  Genovese Termed Big Boss;

Valachi Outlines Underworld   Betancourt Blames Castro For New Venezuelan Violence

GUARDS FOR HEARING ARE INCREASED   Testimony From Gangster Rated Very Accurate

Would Favor Invasion clade idea  Goldwater Asks Joint  Actions A gainst Castro

Goldwater Favors Blockade of Cuba   Even Invasion As Last Resort

Goldwater Recommends Economic Blockade, U. S. Support Of Cuba Raids

BLOCKADE, EXILE RAIDS SUPPORTED Even an invasion of Cubaasalast resort-Goldwater

And Support Of Raiders Senator Goldwater In Favor Of An Economic Blockade Of Cuba

Senator Calls for Support of Exiles  Goldwater Favors  Blockade of Cuba

Goldwater Asks Cuban Blockade   Suggests Invasion by American Nations If Other Measures Fail

SEN. GOLDWATER WANTS AID FOR CUBAN EXILES   SAYS CRYBABIES IN WASHINGTON

Deep-Diving Vehicle Moves To Photograph Ocean Botton For Signs of Lost Submarine

2,000 bodies recovered  Carrier sends ‘copters to survey storm damage

Deaf And Blind Author Relaxes Ee ind Author Relaxes  Helen Keller Is 83 Today

Horses Doomed by Woman’s Will   English Humane Groups Seek to Save Stable

Pope Orders Change BISHOPS GIVEN BROAD POWERS      Start In ‘64  US Bishops OK Use Of English

Should Have Read That Sion   Pope Grants Sweeping Powers  To Bishops, Cutting Red Tape

DECEMBER 31 —_  Producers Told Wool Marketing Year Ends Soon   Social Security Man to Be Here Monday, Dec. 23

Hundreds View Annual Event Here Saturday   Cantata Will Be Presented By Christmas Choir

TWO JAPANESE, FIRMS SHOW  cere tres bat  . a POLE OA, a ~ a . oF ome adn INTEREST i ¢-ALASKA FISH

Will employ Alaskans Japanese fishing firm plans Alaskan corporation

Fabian Chavez Has Company ... Johnny Walker Announces  Candidacy for Congress

Army's Reserves Are Reorganized  Completed a Month Ahead of Schedule

“4-H Opportunities Unlimited” Says 4-H Citizenship Winner, Miss Natalie Hahn Of Polk

Visits To Red Zone Bring Pain   West Berliners Forced To Return Home By Midnight

Why Does It Have To Be? Tragic Story Of Man, Wife Separated By Berlin Wall

 Wall Fails as Barrier to Love  Husband, Wife Reunited After 214 Year:

HUSBAND'S STORY Happy Visit To Wife In East Berlin Ends In Stern Parting   By GUST: AV BAUER

West Berlin Husband Tells of Reunion Wit Wife in East Berlin; Separated for 30 Month:   ey Wve ny sel eer  (Written for the Associated Press)

Vopos deny one last kiss   By GUSTAV BAUER   Written for The Associated Press

THOUSANDS POUR THROUGH WALL  Then comes the pain of pe      Midnigh t deadline leaves heartaches

Thousands of Others Cross Berlin's Wall   Joyous Reunions In Eastern Zone

Berlin Couple, Separated by Wall. Find Day Together Goes Quickly

Sees Wife After 2% Years  Husband Relates Joys Of Reunion   By GUSTAV BAUER Written for

JUNIOR COLLEGES, VOCATIONAL TRAINING EMPHASIZED     Connally Spells Out Education Plans   Rv BOR ROOKER

Where lo kind lit         LPGRADED HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAM  ae Future May Ride on Outcome

Some Ex-Kansans Receiving Rude Jolts  Out-of-State Tax Drive Pays Off

Several © Say Bolt, Hit Plane   LightningTheory Ig Investigated;  Air Turbulent:.

Mother, Seven Others Injured   PASSENGERS SCATTERED AS TWISTER LIFTS CAR

Won't Disclose Funeral Plans   A Tragic Epitaph: Homocide, Suicide

Bad Weather To Continue -‘Many Texas Highways Are Glazed With Ice

Calls Him A “Buffoon”  After Latest Attack By Red China, Khrushchev May Have About Had It

Shot Fired...  US., Brazil: Protest To Haiti Against ‘Flagrant Abuse’? Of Drplomatic. hnmunty In New Incidents

Snot LUV CAH cee . -US., Brazil: Protest To Haiti Against ‘Flagrant Abuse’ Of Diplomatic Immunty In New Incidents

US., Brazil Make Sharp Protests  Flagrant Abuses   Flagrant Abuses OF Diplomatic Immunity Stir Crisis

Haiti Crisis Taking On Gloomy Look   Brazil, Italy, U.S. Concerned Ove: Diplomatic Abuses

Mass Shots Set in Polio Drive  Cumberland Area Has 15- Case Load

Three Kidnaped At Webb City   Parents, Daughter Released by 2 Men

Two Men Kidnap Webb City Family; May Be Escanees   Man, Wife and Daughter Released Near Carthage But Car Is Taken.

Threatens To Blast Building   Lies Under Car Near Justice Dept. Building

Negro Students Enjoy Relatively Quiet Life   Historic Avenue Gets Bomb Scare

HTTTTITINTITLT TIT TTTRATTIMT TTI aT   Bomb Threat at ~ — Justice Building

Justice Dept Threatened By Bomber - Tear Gas Routs  Man Demanding To See Hoover

Routed by tear gas  Motorists threatens to blow up justice building

Threatens to Blow Up Building If FBI Head Won't Appear   Bomber Says He Owns Evidence That Wil Impeach Prestdent.

Wanted to See J. Edgar Hoover-- Tear Gas Used to Rout Human Bomb in Capital

Wanted to Go to Top :  Disturbed Man Causes Bomb Scare in Capital

Bomb Hinted  As Threat to  Justice Dept. Man Under Car Has  Wired Device; Asks To See FBI Chief

‘Just Trying To Do Something: Good,’ Says Arizona Man Being Held For Bomb Scare

BOMBER’ GETS CAPITAL UPSET   ‘Sparks 2-Hour Scare Af. ter Driving Up Justice Dept. Steps

FBI Building   FBI Building  Crazed Man Demands  -President’s Impeachment

Demanded To See Hoover  Disturbed Man Causes Bomb ScareIn Capital

Historic Capital Avenue Has Big Scare Two Hour:   Justice Department Partly Evacuated

Demands to See  FBI Chief Hoover   Arizona Man says He Wants President, Cabinet Lmpeached

—" EBENIPFaese uu @ iz « Man Under Car Li Hours on Justice Department Steps

US. ‘Imperialists’ Will Lose ‘Empire If Cuban Isle Is  Attacked-Castro

Castro Gloats Over Russian Pledge of Aid   Cuban days His Regime Cannot Be Topplec

House Committee OK s Tax Relief Suggestion  For Uncertain Incomes

Armed Forces Dav Invite By Personnel   Open House Set Sunday, 9-5 At Whiteman

March Is Orderly, Massive   Speeches Stress _ Non-Violence And  ‘CS raadam Naw’

Demonstrators Demand   Additional pictures and stortes about the march are.on Pages 5, 6,.36 and 37,

Negro Cause Advanced, JEK Says  Speaks After Demonstration By 200.000

200,000 Take Part: JEK Lauds Group   Leaders Confer With Congressmen; c P a onve Kennedy Pledcoes Continued Fioht 

Capital Rights March Draws  Over 200,000   JFK Sees Leaders After Big Campaign: Assemblage Orderly

Want Limif On Special Session   Legislature Would Be Restricted To Apportionment

Progress Alliance Upheld   - Kennedy Sees It As Only Route Open Fo Social Justice

TAKE LONG LOOK INTO YEAR 2000       Million Population and Bountiful Economy  Predict 331 M

5 Economists Lock To Year 2000, See iful U.S. Economy For Everyone

WOULDN'T DENT WHEAT  America’s Bountiful Bins Should Take Sale Easy

U.S. Wheat Enough for Two Years   Possible Sale of 100 To 125 Million Tons Would Make Small Dent

Possible Sale of Wheat to Russia Would Barely DentBig U.S. Supply

PLENTY ON HAND  Wheat Deal Would Barely Dent Stock   SHARP CONTRACT

Proposed Exports to Soviet Bloc Nations ....  Wheat Sales Would Barely Dent Surplus

Sale of Wheat to Russia Is Seen Making Only Dent in U. S. Surplus

Sale Of U.S. Wheat To Soviet Bloc Would Barely Dent Domestic Surplus

—-U. S. HAS PLENTY OF WHEAT-— —  Russian Sale Would Hardly Dent Supply

Sale Could Help Offset Outflow of Dollars  U.S. Has Plenty of Stored Wheat to Sell Reds

Wheat Sales to Soviet Bloc Would Barely Put Dent in Big U. S. Supply

Boy Says He Won't Attend Badger State  Legion Alters lis   Legion Alters Its Stand on Offer to Blind 18-Year-Old

‘JFK Makes It Official  More Vigorous U.S. Role  Even at Cost of Friction

President Plans More Vigorous Leadership Now  Can’t Always Please, He Tells Reporters

President Asserts Leadership in West, Even at Risk of Offending U.S. Allies

At the Risk of Allied Friction .  U.S. Will Use a Stronger Voice in Its World Affairs

May Step On Toes of  Some Allies  Indepe ndent U.S. ‘Ac ‘tion Stressed

President Cites More Vigorous,  Determined Leadership By U.S.   Analysis Background Of The News

NEW POLICY DISCLOSED BY JFK   To Follow Harder Line At Risk Of Popularity  COULD RESULT   In Friction With Allies, Kennedy Says: Supports Congo Unification

[FK Thinks U. S. Can Get Results It Wants Following Independent Policy

None Seriously Hurt   Despite Cost Of Allied Frictions  President Plans To Exert Stronger U.S. Leadership

JFK Planning To Nudge U.S. Allies   More Vigorous Leadership At Risk OF Ire

JFK to Risk Stepping on Allies’ Toes   Decides to Assert Bold Leadership in World Affairs

DESPITE DISPLEASURE  JFK Adopts Independent Policy in World Affairs

Risks Allied Frictions  Kennedy Asserts Policy Of Vigorous Leadership

Kennedy Set On Stronger Role for U.S.  President Decides   President Decides On Leadership 7 In World Affairs

bees Need in Spite Of  Frictions  President To : ka AL rt      President To Move Ahead With Plans

Added Session Begins   Legislature Expected To Enact $150.3 Million ‘Budget This Afternoon

Prelude to Injunction  Federal Court Tells Wallace To Stop School Interfering

Negroes Turned Away By Helmeted State  Police   NATIONAL GUARD ON ALERT STATUS

No Federal Action Till Compelled   Governor Prevents Negro Attendance At 5 Schools

Wallace Gets Orders From U. S. Judges  Eee Bae ger eae ene   Administration ls Waiting For Next Move In Alabaina

But Whites Permitted To Attend   Governor Steps Aside At Huntsville: Schools Integrate

Presidential Action.Now  Possibility   Wallace Keeps Most Schools Segregated

Birmingham Situation  Negroes Plan Mass March On Jefferson County Courthouse

Bank Robber Feels Safer Behind Bars   DAVENPORT PURSUERS NAB CULPRIT IN FEW HOURS

Bank Robber Is  Put Behind Bars; Chase Reads Like Hollywood Script

Twisters Rip Wide  Sections Storm Inflicts Heavy Damage In Fart Warth

Fort Worth Surveys Tornado-Damage -New Storms Buffet NorthTexas Areas

Green Bay Youtt Killer of Five  Broods Over Place  Vey Eeareathes fler-la

Youth relates how he shot his family  Rraaded over   Brooded over feeling of always being left out

Youth Wipes Out Family Of Five  16-Year-Old Uses Rifle Anz Pistol In Mace Murder

10,000 WATCHED   10,000 WATCHED _. Boy Hooks, Loses 300 Pounder After Exhausting 33-Hour Fight

Prosecution Presents W itnesses  Ortega’s Murder  Trial Continues:

Host Of Kansas Bills Go Into Effect Monday  Most Controversial Of The Measures Is Sunday Closing Law

Sunday Sales Law Stirs Row   Many New Kansas Laws Will Become Effective On Monday

250,000 Visit Bier of Kennedy   Mourning Throngs Pay Respects to Dead Leader

Breach of Etiquette Revenue Officers Dislike Bullets From Moonshiners

CODE OF THE HILLS HAS BEEN BROKEN  ‘No Fair Shooting.   enue Agents Complair   kh e venue

Broke Code of Hills — When Moonshiners Open Fire On ‘Revenooers’ That Means War

Tragedy Kills 265 Quake Survivors Promised  New City At El Marj Ruins

EI Marj Digs Out OF Ruins From Quake   Premier Declares New City Will Be Built; 265 Dead

Officers Capture Shooting Couple  Auto Chase Ends In Madison Area

FBI lists ransom money serial numbers  Search for kidnapers of Sinatra youth

Distributed Throughout The Country  Commen t Refusec   Comment Refused On Report Films Taken Of Suspects

Hint Photos Were Taken Of Suspects   Informed Sources Say Kidnaping Genuine; Agents Won't Comment

MAJUNR DREAK IN CASE [IMMINENT ? ER EE OR ENENEING   FBI Has Serial Numbers Of Bills Used To Ransom Sinatra Tr

2 Federal Judges Agree To Decide On Reapportionment Basis Legality

Civil Rights Program Faces Modifications   Kennedy’s Proposal: Will Go to Congress on Wednesday

Fresnans stage downtown march as tribute to slain NAACP aide, Story on Pace J-R.

Hearing Due Next Monday On Two Bills   Judge Neal Gives Informal Views At Conference

Kohler Meets Kennedy, Rusk Discuss Cuba   JFK Expresses Hope Russ Will Remove Soldiers

Young Concert Violinist Apparent Suicide at 17 In a Gas-Filled Garage

0 PERSONS REGISTER FOR ADULT NIGHT SCHOOL — PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS

G0 PERSONS REGISTER  FOR ADULT NIGHT SCHOOL — PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS MAY STILL SIGN MONDAY

Legislators Given 5 Top  Proposals  Governor Reviews His  Past 2 Years

Public May  Gel Evidence Before Trial   Steps Toward Probe Of Kennedy-Oswald Slayings Taken

Trial Scheduled Feb. 3 for Ruby  Postponement of ~ 8 Weeks Ordered

Early Publicity For Evidence in  Trial of Ruby  Paras Aohtanw Comin

Nation Likely To Hear Ruby Facts Before Trial   IAVENTIULHATIOWN

Today's Telegram   Formal Inquiries Slated In Ruby's Murder Case

Fresh Data About Ruby, Oswald Bared   Nearly All Evidence Likely To Be Heard Before Trial Held

2 Inquiries Raise Prospect  U.S. May Hear Evidence Before Ruby Trial Starts

Two formal inquiries underway People may hear evidence before Ruby trial opens

Public To Learn Most Of Evidence In Ruby Case Before Trial Opens

BUI YW EOL OCUASL RAVAN LUOCATIONS  Oswald’s Russian Trip Caused Stir

KNEW WEST COAST RADAR LOCATIONS  Oswald’s Russian Trip Caused Stir

Crippled Plane Returns, Lands With 85 Aboard   Big Constellation Travels 1,200 Miles On Two Engines _

FLIES 1,200 MILES BACK TO HAWAI   Transport Limps In With Right Engines Out, 33 Minutes’ Fuel; 3rd Engine Fails At Landing.

1,200 MILES OUT—85 ABOARD  Pilot Turns Back Over Pacific, Brings Plane In

Flies 1,200 Miles On 2 Motors; Loses 3rd   Plane Enroute to Mainland From Hawaii When Two Engines Fail; Near Point Of No Return; 85 Persons on Board

Third. Engine Fails. ‘On Landing - he  “Crinnled Dhane Skims Pacitic

Two Engines Conk Out Crippled Plane With 85 Limps Back To Islands

Crippled Airplane Safely Reaches an Hawalian Airport   Lost Two Engines During a Flight to  San Peesnelaen.

Workers Defy De Gaulle, Strike  French Coal Miners Seek Higher Wages

 Face Draft if Not Back Monday  Miners Defy DeGaulle. Showdown Due Sunday

Workers Challenge De Gaulle   Miners to Test Leader, Launch Indefinite Strike

DeGaulle Defied 7 By Coal Miners  Draft Threatened Tra Fund Mine Walkau

Coal Miners Defy De Gaulle Go On Strike  Nafionalized Industries “Await Outcome Of Test Nn Rattle Far Wanec

French Coal Miners Defy  Government   Strike for Pay Hike; Challenge De Gaulle To Test of Strength

Coal Miners  Offer Threat To De Gaulle   Strike Starts As Crackdown Slated Unless Men Return

MORE SNOW IN  PROSPECT FOR  STATE TONIGHT LOWEST READING  THIS WINTER NOW ON THE WAY

Rumored Link With Call Girl  Is Investigated  Security Called sic Concern T Ee See

») Three Airmen Grilled  British Sex Scandal Hops Ocean, Starts U.S. Probe

W. Germany Reluctant To Sign   Fear E. Germans May Be Given ‘Leg Up’ Toward Recognition

U.S. Plans To Review  Diem Aid   Want To Know Where Money Being Spent

U.S. ASSESSES VALUE OF AID TO DIEM RULE   Programa Siudied to De. termine Where Funds Are Going   tHARD LOOK?   Approval Held Up or Several Assistance Requests

Review Help for South Viet Nam  None of $400 Million  BD... ..e.. Of™ =. LIE

Close Look Taken at Aid To Viet Nam   Review Made to See If Money Used in Drive on Critics

S. Viet Nam Aid Pians Get Close Scrutiny   Mrs.Nhu In U.S. To Find Way For Countries To Get Along

Phone 335-3611   Viet Nam Aid Under Review  = Denies Funds va Reon Cut OFF

§. Viet Nam Aid Gets New Study   ‘Hard Look’ Aimed at Future Assistance

Negro Demonstrators In Savannah Slash Tires Smash Windows In Riot

Church burns, windows broken Police, Negroes clash, slash on streets of Savannah, Ga.

Strike Off Until July 29   Racial Violence In Savannah   Police Fire Tear Gas, Negroes Slash Tires, Break Windows

Negroes March, Slash Tires — In Savannah   Police Use Tear Gas To Halt Demonstration Following Rally. March

ie Jaa JOE UE watt ee  Racial Protests Continue On Many Fronts In Nation

How It Wuz  JUNE COMES TO THE  RESCUE WITH RAINS  — THUNDERSHOWERS  SHOW ERRATIC PATTERI Official Weekend   Official Weekend  Total Here ts .47” — Snowplows Clear Mud on Hiahwav 75

How It Wuz  JUNE COMES TO THE RESCUE WITH RAINS — THUNDERSHOWERS SHOW ERRATIC PATTERN  Official Weekend Total Here is .47" — Snowplows Clear  eee! . =

Storm-Buffeted Off New England—  27 Men Rescued  On Texas Towers

POA PF TMS PAD ES  ‘Rescue’ Not Needed, Say 97 Plucked From Towers

27 Evacuated From Tower During Storm  Navy Helicopters Vleasdl Tr: Damnava

Mild Days Are Slated For Kansas   Cold Air Mass Is Due To Stall In Nebraska

Emporia ‘Skies   Emporia Weather   Few Days of Mild Weather Forecast

Write to Your Legislator  ‘It's Ridiculous’... ‘They Can't Do This to Me’--Yes They Can, and Will

Farmers Vote Set Today On Wheat Plan   Question Centers Around Controls And Price Support:

MAN PINNED UNDER 4.TON TRUCK   Farmers Make Big Wheat Choice Today

VOTE TODAY ON CONTROLS FOR WHEAT   More Than 1,500,000 Farmers Expected To Take Part In Election Climaxing Long Debate. 

Wheat Controversy  More Than 1.5 Million Farmers Expected To Ballot On Controls

Wheat Plan Controversy Will Be Resolved Today As Vote Starts on Control

Decision Day Is Today In Wheat Furor   Decision On Rigid Control, High Support Due Big Repercussions

Decision Day In Wheat Controversy  L Oo Million Farmers Expected To Vote

Farm Controls Wheat Vote Key  _... Balloting To Shape Future Program

1.5 Million Expected At Polls Farmers Vote Today On Wheat Measure

Close Vote Seen Today On Wheat   Referendum Follows Biggest Campaign Ever Waged Among Farmers

It's Decision Day   Record Number of Farmers Seen for Wheat Vote

Fopeka:  Rockefeller  Arrives in  State Today  2,000 People Are _ Expected at GOP Supper Tonight

‘FIRST WOMAN IN SPACE Soviet Cosmonauts Orbit  Earth Three Miles Apart

Soviet's Mixed Cosmonaut Team Now Near Linkup  Cheerful Woman Sends Greetinas  To U.S People

First Woman in Space Whirling In Orbit Today  Soviet Has Two Snac   Soviet Has Two Space Ships in Orbit Today

Reds Pull Spectacular Space Feat  Soviet Girl. Man In Nearby Orbits

Joint Russian Orbit Passes the 24-Hour Mark   Mele; Female Cosmonauts Pass: Within 9 Miles On Firat Trip Around World,

Russian Space Duet Continues To Orbit   Ww the aK « K > 4 L. S. Leaders Eve Soviet Cosmonette

First Woman in Orbit  Soviet Mixed Space Duet Finish First 24 Hours

Rendezvous With Soviet Space Man Held Unlikely   RUSSIAN LEADERS   Say Experiment To Compare Effects Of Space Travel On The Two Sexes

Male, Female Comrades Within Three Miles of Each Other on First Orbit Says Tass

“Cosmonautrix” Travels Near Comrade As Space Duet Completes 1st 24 Hours

Spaceships Only Three Miles Apart   Russians Claim Fliers Not Far Apart But Space Hookup Attempt Unlikel

Red Space Duet Has Close Orbit   No Rendezvous Is Expected; Capsules Are 3 Miles Apart

soviet capsules orbit earth; coming together   MAN, WOMAN PERFORM WHILE IN AIR

All Goes Well For 2 Russian Pals in Space   Woman Sent Up To Join Byvkoveky

First Woman In Space Still Circling Earth   No Announcement Of Attempt to Make Rendezvous

No Hint Given Link-Up Will Be Attempted  She Isn‘t Pilot; —   She Isn’t Pilot; Salute Sent U. S. He Does Stunt

Woman Cosmonaut Still Flashing Smiles For Soviet TV  Russian Space Ships Continue To Orbit

Ist Woman In Space Reports OK   Valentina, 26, Ex-Factory Hand, Sent Up Sunday

Three Miles Apart on First World Whirl ....  Soviet’s Mixed Space Duet Still in Orbit

RED ORBIT DUET 3 MILES APART   WOMAN, COMRADE COMPLETE FIRST 24-HOUR FLIGHT

Space Pair Near Linkup   Russian Woman Flashes Smiles for TV Cameras From Spaceship

All Goes Well For 2 Russian Pals in Space  oman sen   Woman Sent Up To Join Bykovsky

Sky Harmony Marks Space Duet's Ist Day   Woman Cosmonaut Orbits Near Bykovsky, Smiles for Camera

Spacecratt Lose Altitude Doubt Soviets Will Try “Togetherness” In Space

Only Three Miles Apart   Mixed Space Duet Logs First 24 Hours In Orbit

Gun-Toting Arrest at Ruby Quiz   Pistol Found in Purse Of Stripper Witness At Bond Hearing

Father of 2, 22, Admits Kidnaping   Jackson Area Woman Taken While Washing Diapers at Laundromat

Police, Property Positions Are Vacant In Incoming Scranton Administration

J ury Fixing Try Charged Hoffa Counse   Federal Probers Return Indictment Against Attorney

“Next Military Budget   wwwyowy: erieuaaniamemerenseeieenemenesenmeiiiemmnemiameememmnintall  May Reflect Changes In U.S. Weapons

Sunday Law Ruling Is Due Soon   Decision Is Expected By This Weekend

Rusk Sees 1964 As Year Featuring Search for Peace   Dangerous Questions Remain Unanswered But Secretary Optimistic

Rusk Sees 1964 as Year Of Probing for Peace   Some Big and Dangerous Issues Before World

Dean Rusk Prediction  1964 Will Be Period Of Probing For The Possibilities Of Peace

Rusk Gives  Views On  Coming Year Period Of Probing   Period Of Probing For A Lasting Peace

New Probing Period Secretary Rusk Expresses Optimism for World Peace

Kusk Predicts  1964 to Be Period of Probing For Possibilities of Peace

East and West Expected to Make More Efforts to Ease Cold War, Secretary States

Rusk Has Modest Optimism Predicts That 1964 Will Be 'Period Of Probing For Peace

Rusk Sees ’°64 as Peace  Probe Year   U.S. Secretary Shows Concern  Over ‘Red China

Near Civic Center City Approves Resolutior To Create Paving District

Fishermen Tell Of Attack...  We Signaled The Pilot, Then He Made One Spray’

Shrimpers Tell Of MiGs Firing On [heir Boat  Thought Help Had Arrived; Say Shots Were Not Rackete

Disabled Boat Adrift —  Shrimp Boaters Say MIC Used Machine Guns

Crew Signals For Aid. As MIGs ss ire  ats .   Shrimpers Still Scared After Aerial Attack

Planes open fire as men flag for help  Shrimpers sure no rockets used by attackers

Thought Help Was Coming Shrimp Boat Fishermen  Tell Of Being Fired On

Machine-gunned as they waved for a sistance  Crew of disabled shrimper teil of attack

Jhought help had come Shrimp boat crewmen relate  details of Cuban MIG firing

Scared? "Yes sir, pair says   Shrimp boat caplain, mate tell of atlack

BROTHERS GET LIFE   Shrimpers Thought Airplane Was Bringing Help

Secretary Criticizes U.S. Critics   Denies Any Deal Between Soviet And This Country

Hundreds of Missiles in Cuba, But They're Teeny Ones, Says McNamara

Granted M Mexican Divorce  ene RE tee EN  Mrs. Burton Makes Way for Liz Taylor

Wite of Actor Burton Gets Divorce: Liz To Seek Divorce From Fisher

Racial Roundup—  200 White Youths Arrested In North Carolina, Shots Fired

BODY RECOVERED  Eight Flood-Hit Va. Counties Are Declared Disaster Areas

NOT ENTITLED TO $70,000  Adopted Man Loses Trust Bid   PLAIN LANGUAGE

VEPARTMENT REPORTS City Budget Underspent Slightly in Fiscal Year

JEP AINE MENE REPORLES City Budget Underspent Slightly in Fiseal Year

U. S. to Continue Use of Helicopters iin Aiding S. Viet Nam Troops in War

Air Strikes Claim 47 Reds Killed   Downed Copters Fly Again, Officials Say

THE HOMETOWNERS THE GREEN Lich!  ARE ON IN MUKININE yoo COLLIN COUNTY

Stilwell Wounded In Viet Raid   Guerrilla Fire Hits General's Helicopter

America's idle  Five A     3 Habits — Last.in Series —  Aillion Americans Are Alcoholics

Only Three Per Cent Of Five Million U.S. Alcoholics Are Gutter Variety

Senate Restores Millions in Aid   LBJ Orders Investigation Of Baker's Tax Returns   NATO Appeals For Easing of Tensions

Senate Unit Restores  Some Aid  Also Knocks Ou ‘Credit Ban On Wheat Sales

Legislative Spotlight Now On Conference Committees   OLEO BRILL REVIVED

ALL-FIRED ANGRY AT HIM Britisher Would Divide DeGaulle Into 3 Parts

ANGERED AT DE GAULLE  Briton Urges Boycott On French Wine And Women

Washington Cautious but Encouraged by Harriman's Report of Moscow Efforts

Harriman Reports K Wants Peaceful Laos      U. S. Officials Express  Caution at Declaration

White House {s Mum On Message From Khrushchev  Kennedy Studies Report Received - From Harriman’

Death Flies to Boys Camp in Burning Jet   AT SEASHORE  JFK Enjoys Lazy Day

Dominican Faces No Man’s Land   Rockefeller Wedding  Virmister in Trouble

171 Counted As Dead; 200 Said Trapped   Gas, Coal Dust Expfosion Rips  Underwater Site

171 Persons Are Dead; 80 Injured   1,000 Others Escape To Safety; Believe Spark Set Off Blast

Powerful Explosion Traps 200 More Underground  DIE IN JAPANESE MINE BLAS]

Explosion Rips Deep Kyushu Shaft   Rescue Workers Probe Shattered Shaft for Survivors

Casualties Over 800 Japanese Coal Mine Blast Traps Hundreds, Kills Scores

‘Guidance Center Aids Schools With Training, Consultation      Your United Fund  Aaencies

School Consultations To Be— Guidance Center’s Top W orl   Your United Puind Agenci

Schantz is Asked to Explain Letter Suggesting Citizens Vote the Democratic Ticket

Schantz Asked To Explain Lefter  Cited Demo Ticket  To Correspondent

Inside Today   New ‘Magnetic Bottle’  Experiment May Provide Key For Harnessing Hydrogen Bomb Energy

Controlling H-Bomb Energy Seen  ‘Magnetic Bottle’ May Be Answer  Ta DB:

Soviet UN Aide, Wife _ Are Jailed  Couspired to Get U.S. Seercts

Soviet Demand On Spy Couple Has Rejection  U.N. Employe, Wife Arrested in N.Y.C.

U. §. Rejects Red Demand To Free Pair   FBI Nabs Four In Alleged Soviet Espionage Plot

Release Demande  Reds Claim Unlawful Arrest As Two Held On Spy Charges

2 Couples Caught By FBI   Russians Accused Of Spying on Missile Bases

Reds Demand Release Of Two Spy Suspects      L. N. Personnel Officer. Wife Arrested; Another Couple Held

yoviets Llaim Unlawful Arrest poviets Liaim Uniawtul Arrest  Reject Demand To Free Spies   U.S. Denies Immunity _ Contention

UN WORKERS IMMUNITY IS DENIED   Washington And New York Arrests Made Tuesday

FBI seizes ‘ two couples as Red spies  Charged with  conspiring to tranemit secrets

Soviet Demand On Spy Couple Has Rejection   U.N. Employe, Wife Arrested in N.Y.C.  In Espionage Case

ve  cttel iam  US. Rejects Demand for 2 Alleged Spies  Soviet Employe, Wife Arrested   Soviet Employe, Wife Arrested With Two Othets

U.S. Turns Down Russian Demand For Release Of 2 Arrested As Soviet Spies

State Department Replies U.N. Employes’ Immunity Doesn't Cover Espionage

Wants CoupleReleased Charged With Spying   United Nations Employe, Wife Nabbed By FBI; State Department Turns Down Demand That ‘Unlawful Arrest Made’

Russians Demand Release Of Couple Held For Spying   MITT ITARY PTRATA

Arrested on spy charges  U.S. nixes Soviet demand for release of couple

REJECT RED DEMAND 10 FREE COUPLE   Diplomatic Immunity Claimed For U.N. Man, Wife; Nab Washington Couple Under Others’ Names.

Commies Jam Vatican Radio  —Tron Curtain Catholics Denied Reports

Angry Crowd Routs Sinister  SRS ie aie MG EA a! TNR,   Demonstrators Smash Windows Throw Fire Bomb Into House

Negro Couple, Child Barred At New Home   Minister, Too, Blocked at Foleroft, Pa.

Menacing Crowds Again Gather Around Pennsy Negro’s Home Which Was Bombed On Thursday

Negro Home Bombed By White Mob   State Troopers On Guard After Negro Wounded

Mob Stones  Home; Routs Negro Pastor   White Persons Make Up Crowd Near Philadelphia

White Mob Routs Minister  - Home Negro Bought In Pa. Town Bombed

SPECIAL FORCE OF SECURITY MEN ON HAND   Worst Police Problem May Be In Handling Gigantic Traffic   FBI WATCHES NAZIS AND BLACK MUSLIMS

Capital Prepares For Massive March   FBI To Ferret Out, Arrest American Nazis. Black Muslims If Troube Occurs

House Expected To Make It Final Before Deadline  — Solons’ Action Come: - On Massive 90-2 - Tally in Rail Disnute

Senate Rams Through Anti-Rail StrikeMeasure   Lt. Gov. Johnson Wins Mississippi Race by Landslide

Senate Passes Special Legisiation To Prevent Nationwide Rail Strike

ER RR ODIO ND 2 IORI ORE LOD BOP RP TIS SIIOOTPRO RET N S IIE         ONO ED Hee:  Kennedy To Ask Congress For $8 Billion Tax Cut

Many Gang Killings ° In Chicago  976 Slaughterec   976 Slaughtered Since 1919, Senators Told

‘Chicago Police Admit 976 Persons Killed \With Two Convictions in Gangland Wars

Police Of Chicago ‘Admit Sorry Record   Officials Spread Blame Widely During Crime Hearing: Convictions Difficult

ARCHITECT’S DRAWING OF ST. PAUL METHODIST CHURCH      Slaying Sparks Riot; 88 Persons Arrested   Euless Population Estimated at 9750

New Violence Hits Jackson  Police Drop Evers Case  To Battle Demonstrations

1962 Was Not Lackine For Humor   ‘Casey Found No Bargains In Basement’

New Average is $58.30 Per Hundred Weight     Burley Support Price Rises 50¢

ROHRBACH OFFERS 215PAGE REPORT   Calls For Strenghtening Downtown Business District; Sees Population Of 23,500 By 1985.

Secretary Rusk Confers With British Chief   Contacts With Reds, Malaysia - Indonesia Discussed at London Meetings.

Independent Democrat George Hart Grows a Little More Inde hendent

Armored Cars Close Lane To W. Germany   U.S. Army Convoy Held At Soviet Babelsberg Point

Probing Allied Intentions?   Russians Harrying  Traffic To Berlin   Rusk Protests

Convoy Halted At Checkpoint   U. S. Preparing for Full Scale Showdown Over Travel Rights

Barricades To Remain Until Dispute Settled: Allow Civilians To Pass

Allén-ocott Report  JFK's Tax Cut Bill May Be Killed in Committee

; ;  Tax Bill Faces Early Death   eM i MY i FOAM A l l en -§ cott R e po a A cP  =

Jobless, Hopeless, Hungry... Tennessee Coal Miners Facing Bleak Christmas

CHRISTMAS WILL BI STARK. BLEAK     Tennessee Coal Strike Continues

MESuUIt OT COal Strike Families of destitute miners face stark, bleak Christmas

 MOST OF MONEY RECOVERED Charlotte Man Is Charged With Branch Bank Holdup

Says U.S. Preparing For War   Roa Claims Base Harbors Spies And Saboteurs

Red Minister Complains To U Thant  Claims U.S. Is   Claims U.S. Is Preparing For Cuba Aagression

At Hope Auditorium Tonight   Cuban Complains U.S. Prepares for Aggressior

CONGRESS, EXILES TALK IRKS CUBAN   Six Incidents On Land And Sea Also Recited

Claims U.S. Is Preparing Moves Against Castro   Six Incidents On Land and Sea Charged

Letter sent to U.N. Could lead thé” world ©  into thermonuclar war

Death Impact Forecast For  East, West   Future Of Pope’s Kremlin Campaign Awaits Successor

BETWEEN RUSSIA, WEST  Pope’s Death to Affect Relations   World's Grief Symbolizes Pontiff's Work for Unity

Pope's Death Has Impact On Kremlin   John Was Trying To Ease Tensions With Red Bloc

Death Has Impact Upon Diplomacy  Pope Exerted Influence  Upon East-West Thinking   Men OF All Faiths Bow In Tribute Te Pontiif

Katanga s Tshombe Gives Up   African Leader Again Says He'll End His Secessio

Will let U.N. rove at own descretion   Appeals for amnesty for all his followers

Says He Is Ready To Cooperate With United Nations; British Embassy Stormed By Africans   Thant Welcomes Tshombe’s Action

Katanga Chief Ready To End Secession Move   Promises Loyal Cooperation With United Nations

ASKS ADOULA FOR AMNESTY -Tshombe Capitulates:; Katanga Secession Ove

Tshombe Quits Secession War; Seeks Amnesty  Katanga’s Chief Gives in to U.N.; Requests Safety

LEADER VOWS TO COOPERATE WITH UN RULE   Appeals for Amnesty for Himself, All His  Follawere   YOUTHS RIOT   African Mob Attacks British Embassy; Smashes . Windows

CALLS END TO KATANGA SECESSION   Tshombe Asks Congo For Amnesty, Agrees To Let U.N. Roam Katanga; Anti-British Riot.

Katangan President Says He Is Ready to End Secession, Go Along With Congo Reunification Plan, Let U.N. Troops Rove at Will

Co-Operates With UN Appeals for Amnesty        Tshombe Capitulates, Is Ready To End Katanga’s Secession

Ready To End Fighting: Asks For Amnesty   To Cooperate And Let U.N. Troops  Rove At Will Throughout Katanga

 Surrenders Katanga To U.N. Forces  Tshombe CallsEnd To Congo Conflict

Tshombe Gives Up; Agrees toa Congo Reunification Plan   U.N, Troops Given Full Freedom: Congo BRerees to Amnesty.

Will Help UN .  Congo Chief Is Ready’ To. End: ‘Revolt... Asks: “Mercy.”

Tshombe Gives Up---Again  Raadvy To End Secaccinn Seaks Amnascty

Capitulation Announced by Tshombe   Ready to End Katanga Secession Youths Riot in Leopoldville

Katanga Leader Makes a Bid For Amnesty From Kolwezi ADOULA GETS MESSAGE

U.N. Given Free Hand  T'shom be Capitulates; Katanga Secession Ends

Tshombe Yields, Will Cooperate   Katangan Leader Asks Adoula For Amnesty For Self And Followers: U. N. To Take Over

Tshombe Submits; Pledges Loyalty to United Nations, End of Katanga Secession

Makes Plea To Central Congo Chief   Congolese Students Stage Riot Against British Embassy

Tshombe Says He's Ready to End Conflict   Offers His Full Cooperation With U.N. Authorities

Offers U.N. cooperation  Tshombe capitulates, will  end Katanaa secession

Katanoa Head Capitulates Once Again   Tshombe Gives In; Thant Welcomes New Statement

ine Fue Ves  Tshombe Capitulates; Ready To End Secession, Fighting

Appeals For Amnesty In Declaration   British Embassy Is  Sacked By Rioters

Katanga President Tshombe Gives In: Says He Is Ready to End Secession

Tshombe — Capitulates  Reports Readiness to End Secession and Cooperate

No Immediate Halt In Military Moves   From War Capital President Says He Is Ready to End Katanga’s Secession; Will Go Along With Reunification Plar

Study Wholesale Sale of Liquor  Retail Purchases Called Too Costly

How Brown Tax Reform Met Defeat   Strategy Bared by ‘Successor’ to Richard Nixon

Today   Around the. State . Around the Nation . Around the World .

Mayor Still Hopeful Of  Settlement  Blackout Now 74 Days Old In Naw Yarb

WAGNER MAY DEVISE PLAN TO END STRIKE  NEWS WALKOUT IS AT STANDSTILL

Despite Losses This Week U.S. to Continue ‘Copter Airlift in Viet Nam

Its Role in Vietnam Is Rated Vital   Losses Resulted from Courageous Acts, Pentagon Savs

US. to Continue Airlift of South  Vietnamese Troops  Report Shows 50, 000 Sorties   Report. Shows 50,000 Sorties Flown: Against Reds in Year

‘Accidental Burning of Securities   Million-to-One Error _ Blamed by Reserve  Bank President

Hello There. Bears!   $71/2 Million in U. S  Securities Missing   Believe — Accidental Destruction

$7.5 Million  InUS. Notes Lost in S.F.  Certifieates  Accidentally Destroyed

Lily Manager Back on Job At Newburgh  De Masi Cleared Also, But Faces Larceny Count

Mitchell Acaquitted Of Bribery   City Manager Of Newburgh Is Innocent In Bribery Case

Kept Scrapbook—   Billion Dollar Corn Crop Not as Rosy as it Sounds

Rural lowa scene not all roses despite billion-dollar corn crop   Grain record

Canadian Liberals Seen Winning  * * * * * x * * * * * * x * * *  Minority Government Likelv After Mondav Ballot

Pearson May Head Minority Government  Liberals Appear Well Out in Front lew fmm medion Doom

NYC TEACHERS VOTE STRIKE; DEFY ORDER   Union Moves to Stay Away. From Classes on Opening Day Monday.   Education ‘Boss Says Doors Will Open De“nite Walkout

Strike Voted By Teachers In New York  Final Pact Offer Rejected; Will Def State’se Hioh Court

New York Teachers To Strike  Union Votes Defiance Of Cnurt Ordor

N.Y. TEACHER UNION DEFIES STRIKE EDICT   Monday Tieup Set In Overwhelming 1,500 To 17 Vote

Contract Offer Rejected  Gotham Teachers Vote To Strike, Defy Court

Say Peddlers Violating Federal Laws by Selling ‘Lottery fo Congressmen

r Irish Sweepstakes Ticket Sellers Violate Low  F ederal Lottery Is Aim Of Congressmar

MonkBurns During U.N. Team Visit   Ith Buddhist Is Suicide In Saigon

SUICIDE ON SAIGON STREET  Vietnamese Buddhist Dies In Fiery Message to U.N.

During U.N. Visit inten wee Servite atvinanon  Seventh Buddhist Monk  Commits Flaming Suicide

Negro Attorney Opposes King   Cites Economic Push As Best Way To Gain Equal Status

Pioneer Spaceman Pieeard Die:   Studied Space With Famous Balloon Hops

Packers Win  Cardinals Beat Braves, 6-5 See The Sports Peach  Today‘s Chuckle

HIS BANQUET MOVES OUT  Thanks to President, Seniors to Have a Ball

Bid to Prom For Kennedy   Astronaut Cooper Returning To Houston and New Parade

Thousands at Funeral   Tito in Latin America;  Well Guarded in Brazil

Funeral ‘Service Held For Mrs. M. S.: Brooks, Lonatime Area Resident

Gets Tagged As ‘Outsider’ In Steel City   Showdown Slated On Demands For Hiring Policemen

Death Hearing Is Recessed  Racketeer, Teacher   Racketeer, Teacher Stymie Cleveland Case

Death Hearing ls Recessed   Racketeer, Teacher Stymite Cleveland Case

To Merge, Eliminate Oftices Internal Revenue Plans to Reorganize  Savings of $5 Million Is Predicted

S5 Million Saving Aim Of Mergers   IRS To Reduce Regiona! Offices To 7. Trim Others

IRS Reorganization ‘Aimed at Yearly Savings : $5 Million in Overhead

SREP eRe e eee eee ee ee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee  Today in Washington

Typical View Of Area Floods   Reorganization Of Internal Revenue To Save $5 Million

IRS Office Realignment Is Announced  Reorganization to   Reorganization to Save $5 Million a Year. Dillon Savs

Syracuse-Buffalo Districts to Merge  $5 Million Annual Saving Goal of Streamlined IRS

iVF, tl & TAVE     Revenue Service Planning To Save Taxpayers Money?

Operafions Due Trim-  This Year  Dillon Says Move Aimed to Save $5 Million Yearly

To Save Natural Resources  New $150 Million Park, Recreation Bond Issue . Proposed by Gov. Brown

Gov. Brown Seeks Park  Bond issue   Cash Requested to Acquire Land

Farmers Would Get Stop-Gap Program  No Alternative Wheat Bill Waiting, JFK Claims

U.S. RETAINS CONTROL Canada, U.S. Reach Agreement On Plan For Nuclear Warheads

INSTANT ‘HOT LINE’ BETWEEN PEARSON-KENNEDY  ‘American Warheads to Give Canada Nuclear Teeth’

Ps e Y United States to Retain Control  Acree to Terms for Nuclear Warhead:

Emmy Show Slated Sunday N ight  * * * * * * * *. * * x * * * x * Lallananansch Naan Waele TY 22.12.°.. 22.2 4.2.7. YT).

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Experts feel nation’s economy can shake off shock, indecision   linward trend

NATION TRIES TO REVITALIZE ITS ECONOMY   Shock Hits Business Hard

Assassination Hurt Confidence... e Economists Seek  To Shake Shock   Agriculture’s Role Deseribed at Meet

Lawmakers Prepare for  1965 Session  4 Groups Do Spadework for Other Members

During Punty Raid at Vermont College  Norwich Cadets Battle Montpelier Polie

On Girls’ Campus:  300 Usually Well-Behaved Cadets Stage Second Riot

Rioting Youths Battle Officers  In Kansas Towr   Sports Car Fans Protest Closing Of Beer Halls

Kennedy Talks On Tax Cut In Chicago. Warns Of Possible Depression

NNN NMRA ERER EEE Hee  SAYS. PRESIDENT- DEPRESSION IF NO TAX CUT

GOES OVER CONGRESS’ HEAD  JFK Appeals to People for Tax Reduction

By JFK If There Is No Tax Cut By Congress  Depression Decade Seen

Depression Spectre Raised        President Kennedy Carries Vax Cut Call To The People

People Asked: ‘Back Tax Cut   U.S. Has No Firm Evidence Russia Has Pulled Any Combat Troops From Cuba

HOUSE PASSES BILL ALLOWING  LONGER TRUCKS   INCREASE LENGTH   LIMIT FIVE FEET;  VOTE WAS 124-29

Shark Horror In The Gulf  kk kk a Battle Over Preqnant Woman's Body

Fins, Foam and Blood ;  Sharks Devour  Womans Body During Rescue

Mass For Patrick Bouvier Kennedy Said By Cardinal In Boston Chapel

Rites Held For Little Son of JFK   Only Close Relatives And Friends Attend Children’s Funeral Mass

KENNEDY BABY IS LAID, TO REST Buried In Cemetery In Brookline After Mass Of The Angels

Only Close Relatives Attend Mass of Angels  President's Wife Still at Otis Air Base, Child Is Laid to Rest in Brookline

rresiaenis oOnM LQG 10 Reo  World Is Sharing In First Family’s Grief

MASS HELD   Final Rites Are Conducted For President’s Infant Son

President, Close Relatives Attend Rites  Cardinal Says ‘Mass Of Angels’ At Services For Patrick Kennedy

Anguished President   Only Inunediaie Family Attenc Angels Mass and Burial Rites

Alderman Miffed Because Air Force Band Can't Give Halftime Performance

\Chicago Alderman Upset, Not Academy 'AF Academy Band Can't Play At Half-Time Ceremonies Because Of Kennedy's Walk-Across

Woman Accused of Drunken Driving After Auto Hits Children, Killing Three

On Sale Today   Hint Progressive Changes— New Catholic Views  Studied by Council

Ecumenical Council Opens Second Phase   Signs Indicate Attitude Of Both Popes Will Be Carried Out By Council Members

Son of Actress Accused of Starting Hotel Blaze That Killed 4 Persons —

Boy Accused Of Starting Hotel Blaze Ww Ww Ww Ww Actress’ Son Liked Matches’ ‘Fizz.’ 4 Died

Actress Son Admits! Playing With Matches ‘Before Fatal Hotel Fire

Boy, 8, was playing with matches when Boston hotel fire killed 4

Boy Accused Of ranting Hotel Blaze _ Son Liked Matches’ "Fizz, 4 Died

sae Se 3 VV VB SVP Ve VP Se Ve Se SeCUL Se lUL SUL Uh he Uh CLUS  Close Noon Saturday

Eight in West lowa Hospital   Milwaukee Streamliner Hit Broken Rail at Coon Rapids

First Lady Arrives At Greek Isle   Mrs. Kennedy Sees Istanbul As Turks Mark Celebrations

Scientists Create  Virus in Chemicals Called Milestone in Man’s . Effort To Synthesize Life

Chemicals. Are Turned  Into Virus   Regarded Step In Direction of Synthesized Lif

Khrushchev Reported Anx Mikoyan ‘Very, Satisfied’ With Outcome of. Talks

ERHARDT GUILTY - IN BANK HOLDUE   Enters Plea in U, 5. Court 4 Others Have Pleaded  Innocent

Thompson Trial Now In Recess   Prosecution Completes Outline of $1,055,000 Insurance on Wife’s Life

HURRICANE EDITH SPOTTED... Navy Plane Locates New Tropical Storm

U. S. Court Of Appeals Upholds Conviction In Scarbeck Traitor Case; Asks Sentence Cut

— Even The Weather Looks Good — —  22-Orbit Flight In ‘Go’ Condition   — P.M. Promises, But Parliament? —  Canada To Get Nuclear Sting   Communist Guns Punctuate  Stillness Behind The Wall

OP Takes Aim on Agencies  Missouri House Pushes Money Bills to Front

Birmingham Story In Courtroom   Heartbreakino Human Side Is Found

Race Strife Heartbreak Real in Juvenile Court   Ry REUMAN. MORIN:

 - $35 Per Year For ear For Each Pupil School Board Sticks By Fee For Educating County Kids

$35 Per Year For Each Pupil School Board Sticks By Fee For Educating County Kids

HALF-WAY MARK REACHED ON BILL  Tax Writers Adopt New Rules on Stock Profits

Rains Threaten Harvest Again In the County   Scattered Showers Could Be a Delay For Wheat Cuttina

Rains Threaten Harvest Again In the County  Scattered Showers  Could Be a Delay   Scattered Showers Could Be a Delay For Wheat Cuttina

Hepat on Discriniination 4 ye . The Deepening Crisis   By SID MOODY  BP Wawcfachireas

THE TIME IS NOW  RACE FIRES BURNING BRIGHT; WORST U.S. CRISIS SINCE 1865

Americans Die at Rate of Four an Hour During First Part of Holiday Weekend

President Seeks OK of Program From Congress   Chief Executive Hints He’s Willing  For Compromise

—At Thursday's News Conference—  JFK Wants Tax Cut To Stop Recession

Voices Hopes His Program  Will Be OK'd   Indicates He Might Accept Compromise: No Europe Pullout

Tax Cut Held Vital To Stop Business Dip   Kennedy Predicts A ‘Good’ Bill But With Some Change

Hopes for Approval Says Tax Cut Would Stop  Another Recession in US

AT NEWS CONFERENCE JFK Says Tax Proposal  Anti-Recession Measure

JFK DROPS HINT OF COMPROMISE fIN TAY S ASE   Cut Is Needed to Prevent Another U.S. Recession, President Savs   ‘G00D BILL? «FEN   Kennedy Bars Reprisals Against De Gaulle for Allianern inl

Would Accept Compromise  Tax Cut Is Action Against Recession, Kennedy Says

RED SOURCES SAY HE’LL SOON STEP DOWN  Mao Eyeing Elder Statesman Role?

Says Pupils Cheered At JFK's Death   Police Guard Home Of Dallas  MAimtetar

SAYS PUPILS CHEER WHEN “SFK IS SHOT   ‘School Officials Offer Denials As  - One Claims True

“MIRROR OF PARENTS’ VIEWS  ~ Guard Home Of Minister Who Tolc — Of Students Cheering JFK Death

Minister Threatened After Saying Pupils Cheered President’s Death

No Announcement Made of Assassination ... «  Minister Who Told of Cheers Is Guarded

Much to Be Thankful For, Racine Clergymen Believe   Guard Dallas Cleric Who Claimed Pupils Cheered Assassination News

Reasons ‘Obvious  For Closed Casket   Dallas Minister In Hiding After Charge  Principal Denies Pupils Cheered Kennedy Death

Police Guarding Minister's Home   Said Some Pupils Cheered JFK Death

Commended by President   JALLAS MINISTER THREATENED  Student Cheering of  JFK Death Charged

‘Late Start Will Limit State to One ‘Cheese at New York World’s Fair

‘RESIST INTEGRATION’ Mayor Of Birmingham Blasts Race Agreement   100 Negroes Land In Jail Following March In Carolina

Not A Kissing Game  Post Office Serious an To Poplar Ridae Postmistress

“Remember Valley Forge And BostonMassacre NegroLeader Tells 3,000 Eager Listeners

Standings Change Again In Subscription Scramble   ‘Nirs. Menninga ‘Resumes Lead

May attempt to seed storm  If successful, would soften Beulah’s punch

Weather   Welfare Director Would Require Work for Many on Relief Rolls

Ohio Welfare Heads Draft’No Work, NoRelief’ Bill Aimed At Employables

38 Men Perish As Belgian Plan Explodes in Air  Army Transport rt ee 7 aa   Army Transport Carrying Troops To NATO Drills

Inside Today   To Get New Home ; Family Mapping Future After 4 Children Drown

Family picks up threads of life after losing 4 children in one day

Present Cares, Thoughts Of Future Ease Pain Of Losing Four Children

Corridans To Move Away noes How Do Parents Endure  Loss Of Four Children?

TONIGHT IN TUF TFIECPAPH   Tragedy On Lake:  LOSES FOUR DAUGHTERS, FAMILY TAKES UP LIFE

Kenosha's Chief Put on Sideline  Inspecter To Head Probe of Slaying

Kennedy Presses Hard For Democrat Unity In Texas   trN PLANI   BE PROPPED

REFUGEES REMAIN CALM REFUGEES REMAIN CALM   Some Prayed; Others Played

Committee OK’s A $200 Million Road Bond Issue  Sanford Objection Fails To Dissuade Legislative Group

Two Killed, 84 Injured   Ground Fog Wreaks Havos With New Jersey Traffic

{ Dead in New Jersey .. . Ground Fog Triggers Mishaps Hurting 84

Russ-China Relations Near Breaking Point   Show-Down Battle For Control Opens   DeGuulle Refuses To Modify Policies On NATO-

DeGaulle Stubborn On Policies   Two-Day Meeting At Bonn Results In Only Secondary Accord

DeGaulle, Adenauer  End Talks   France's President Refuses To Modify NATO, ECM Stand

Forecast   French Chief - Stands Firm On Policies  Refuses To Alter Action On NATO, . Common Market   TURNED DOWN

Adenauer and De Gaulle End Talks Still Divided on NATO and Common Market

To Send Nikita New Message On His Promise   Forces In Cuba Matter Of Concerr To United States

JFK Confident Red Troops Will Be Out Of Cuba By End Of March, Official Says

Kennedy Pressing Russia  To Pull Troops Out of Cuba   Says ‘Unfinished Business’ Under Discussion

President To Prod Khrush on Withdrawal...  JFK Says Soviets Will Leave Cuba

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Through Feb, 8   ed buildup in Cuba  JFK optimistic; GOP's estimate

JFK to Press Khrushchev on Troop Remova   President Reported Planning to Ask Soviet Leader to Fulfill Promise.

March Date Seen As End Of Cuba Stay   Kennedy Reported Drafting Message To Seviet Premier

feaAS SER URE ORES rte  UN Avenue To World Peace, Speaker States      US Increasing Pressure For Troops Withdrawal

Kennedy Plans Note To R Russia   Red Military Force On Our Doerstep Is Big Threat

Is Reported Confident Soviet Troops Will Be Gone by End of March

President Stepping Up Pressure On Russia To Pull Troops Out Of Cuba

Latin Official Shares Views Of President   Action By OAS Seen If Russia Doesn‘t Oust Force

JFK Confident Russian Troops To Leave Cuba   Latin Source Said President Set March Deadline For Action

U.S.-OAS CubaPlan Hinted —  UFK Readvine   JFK Readying Nikita Letter

Book Approved   Latin Envoy Says  Red Pullout Is Expected By President

Latin Reveals   Kennedy Expects Russian Soldiers fo Leave Cuban Stronchold in Two Months

Expect Russian Pull-out   JFK Confident Soviets Will Leave, Latin Sources Sav

Sees Combat  Troops Gone  Before April Republicans  Again Rap Estimate

Kennedy Seeks Removal Of Soviet Military Units; Solon Fears Red Tricks

Kennedy Reported Optimistic   EE NE ENN a Na a Ae,  Cuban Buildup Tsu Still Simmering

U.S. and OAS Are Planning Joint Action   Republicans Claim Administration Estimate Of Troops, Arms Low

JFK Pressures Nikita To Make Good On Promise To Take Troops From Cuba

Kennedy Steps Up Pressure On Russia To Remove Milifary Forces From Cuba

3 Members of CAP Killed in Plane Crash   Craft Falls inte Yard Where Party is Being Held

WANTS TO MEET JFK, TOO  Fidel Thinks Himself A  Russ-China Peacemaker

Reds Would ‘Fight US.  Agoression’ ‘Technicians, Not Troons.’ He Ingicte

EXCLUSIVE TV INTERVIEW   Castro Says ‘He’s Referee In Russia. Red China Duel

Planet Jupiter And Jet Bomber Air Force Explains The Flying Lights’

U.S. Resources Labeled Ample  Va beaoeianns =_— ed By Research Gro

U.S. Resources Ample fo Support $2-Trillion Economy by Year 2000

The 21st Centu ry  $2 Trillion U.S. Kconomy Forecast by Year 2000

See Growth for U.S: into 21st Century $2-Trillion Econ omy Forecast by the Year 2000

U.S. Resources Labeled Ample  2 a eee a ee ee   Vast Growth Expectec By Research Group

S Report of Five-Year Study Issued  ‘Resources Said Adequate for $2 Trillion Economy

Long Growth Period Is Predicted US Can Support $2-Trillion Economy, Experts Declare

! Picture of Year 2000  $2 Trillion Economy Forecast for  Uncle Sam by End of This Century

U.S. Resources Labeled Ample  Vast Growth Expected By Research Groun

$2 Trillion EconomyBy Year 2000?   U.S. Growili Into 21st Ceiitiry Eyed Tu Loig Siitvey

Land at Premium for Population of 331 Million—  $2 Trillion Economy for U.S. by 2 2,000

Resources To Support Held Ample   Population Of 331 Million Envisioned

S2 Trillion KeonomyBy  Year 2000?   U.S. Growth Into 21st Century Eyed In Long Survey

2-Tear otudy Contends  U. S. Resources Should Support Future's Strong Economic Gains

The World Today  e2P kkk x** *&  > C4... BB, Iladinme i , Peer tL. LAs .. .!/./   Mass Rally

SHOW GOVERNMENT SUPPORT Haitians Demonstrate  Second Straischt Day

HOLD NEW DEMONSTRATION   et ©, at ye * Haitians Back Up Duvalier

NOT MUCH FUN...      URGES CITIZENS TO LEAVE _ ..... US Starts Evacuation ~ Of Dependents In Haiti

NAACP Says Civil Right: Program Is Inadequate   Compromise Urged on Banning Discrimination

GOP tees On Issues   Attorney General Makes Appeal <. Bi-Party Approach

KERNER, LEWIS REJECT BIRTH CONTROL PLAN  MORATORIUM IDEA FOR TWO YEARS   MORATORIUM IDEA FOR TWO YEARS WAS PROPOSED

— Cheated Death 11 Times — Condemned Man Free, To Start Laborer Job

OAS Sending Special Team To Caribbean   Santa Domingo Warns of Action Unless Troops Leave Port. Au-Prince Embassy,

Island Neighbors  Near Violence «.   Dominican Ultimatum Handed to: Port-au-Prince. Government

A ee Se ee Ce ee SL  Rocky Challenges Goldwater for ‘64 Nomination

Rocky’s Challenge To Barry Widens GOP Liberal-Conservative Split

Rockefeller Challenges Goldwater to Liberal Vs. Conservative Fight

Rockefeller  Challenges Goldwater  Conservative, Liberal Fight  For Nomination

Challenge for Goldwater Giver By Rockefeller  Dealieu Statamant   Policy Statement Issued by Governor

‘Lines Being Drawn for GOP Nomination Battle  Rockefeller Challenges Goldwater

INSIDE’ MU TTOM BD AUNT Aas      Rochefeller Launches GOP’s Liberal=-Consercaticve Fight

Rocky Challenges Goldwater To Wage All-Out Battle For GOP Nomination

Rockefeller Says Goldwater Strategy Could Wreck the Republican Party

Rockefeller Hits GOP’s Right wing In 1964 Challenge   Goldwater Seen As Chief Target Of Bitter Blast

Mood Boosts Hopes   Party Battle Looms     Rockefeller Challenges Goldwater For GOP Nod

Rockefeller Declares ‘War’  Goldwater Challenged to Liberal-Conservative Battle

Rockefeller Challenges Goldwater to All-Out  Liberal-Conservative Fight for Nomination

Challenge Issued . . To Barry Goldwate  Rocky Draste Battle Lines for ’64 GOP Bid

inallenge Issued’. : . . .. +. To Barry Goldwater  Rocky Draws Battle Lines for ’64GOP Bid

Rockefeller Challenges Goldwater Stage Set for GOP Battle:  Liberals vs. Conservatives  

Goldwater Challenged To Battle Rockefeller For GOP Nomination   By JACK BELL

Rockefeller Makes His Big Move   All-Out Fight With Goldwater For Nomination

‘Would Destroy Republican Party,’ N. Y. Governor Says  Rockefeller Rios Goldwater's Political Strateay

Challenge Puts Roc ky In The Ring   Hits Goldwater Strategy, Calls For Nomination Fight

Rockefeller Challenges Barry's Bid   Charges Coalition Would Destroy Republican Party   NOT NAMED

: Rockefeller Challenges Goldwater For Nomination - ~ GOP Facing All-Out Liberal Ws. Conservative Battle In 194.

GOP FUTURE AT STAKE? Rockefeller Blasts Goldwater's Plan   (AN AP NEWS ANALYSIS)

Rocky Hurls Challenge At Goldwater   Drews Baitle Line For Conservative, Liberal. Showdown

Liberal Vs. Conservative —   mini ar Fae we WEOUE TGR  Rockefeller Hurls His Challenge

In challenge to Goldwater Rocky stresses division with party conservatives

Multiple - Fatality Accidents Mar Start of Holiday   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Many Fatalities Occur As Millions Of Motorists — Jam Roads For Holidays   Buy The Associated Prese

Long Holiday Highway Toll Is Mounting   Estimate Over 430 Will Die

Multiple Deaths Mark Accidents  — Death Count Mounts As Holiday Begins

Traffic Toll Begins To Rise   SPEED RAPA 11 a.m. EDT: 73 traffic, 0 boating, 1 drowning. Total 74.

TOLL REACHES 713 IN EARLY HOURS   2 Multiple-Fatality Accidents Take 6 Lives   Estimates Between 420 And 520 To Die In Labor Day Weekend Crashes

'520 Lives May Be Lost  Millions In U.S. Take To Roads; Multiple Accidents Mar Holiday

Fatal Accident Count Begins   11 am. EDT: 73 traffic, 0 boating, 1 drowning. Total 74.

Holiday Road Deaths Start Steady Climb   Multiple Fatalities Mar Last Summer  Fling Across U. S.

Europeans shiver in little ice age  No sign of early relief from freeze

Europe Still Suffers From Ice Age Ravages; New Snows Hit Britain

Weather:  Heavy Rains Ease Drought   More Than 4: Inches Fall on New York City

They Really Need /t! Heavy Rains Splash Across  Eastern Sections Of US.

Low Water Supplies Built Up   Heavy Precipitation Recorded In Easterr Section Of Nation

More Rain Falls In Last  C—O ee ee,   Showers Replenish Depleted Reservoirs

Weather Causes 22 Deaths  Western N.Y. Bracing For More Snow Today

22 Lose Lives In Snow, Cold  Eastern Two-Thirds Of Nation Shivers

Probers Baffled  Catholie Brother’s Death Is Ruled ‘Not Natural’

FOUND BY ROAD — LEUND. BY ROAD  Death of Catholic —-Edueator Puzzline

Strange Death Baffles Police  Catholic Teacher ls Beaten To Death

BOWLING RESULES AT THE WEST BEND LYDO LANES Monday Night Ladies League

JUANAVA COLLINS TO ATTEND McMURRY COLLEGE BAND & TWIRLING SCHOOL

Dour Senate Growls Over Holiday Toil   Some to Ignore Cal for Monday Sessior on Foreign Aid Bill

Senate Faces Aid Session On Monday   Work Day Prospect Chill Christmas Spirit for Solons

Ship Enroute To Toronto From Montreal   Fire Prevents Rescue Efforts

‘Students Protest In Saigon  fm,   Government Orders All Schools Closed

After Demonstrations   Atter Demonstrations SS  — Saigon Schools Closed By Army

SIGNING DUE SOON Work Completed On Nuclear Pact: Delegates Elated

Signing Seen Wednesday  Hint Non-A Zgression Hurdle Is Surmounted

Soviets, West Work Out Test Ban Pact for Air, Outer Space, Water

Complete Ban Of Nuclear Tests  Rusk May Go To Formal Signing By PRESTON GROVER

To be initialed Wednesday  Treaty would ban tests in air, space, underwater

Work Ends on Treaty to Ban A-Tests  U.S., Britain, Soyiets May Sign It on Wednesday

st —AIR, OUTER SPACE & UNDER WATER—  * 3-Power Accord Reached Banning Further Nuclear Bomb Tests

Delegates Finish  Work on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty  U.S., Britain, Russia Expected To Initial Agreement Wednesday

Experts Said To Complete  Ban Wor ‘ding   Delegation Chiefs May Reach Accord On Nonaggression

Expect Important Communique Will  Be Issued Soon Rusk May Go To Moscow To Initial Treatv For U.S.

MUST WIN SENATE Of   American, British And Russian Negotiators Finish Writing Treaty To Ban Tests In Air, Space, Water.

Treaty Banning N-Tests Ready For Signatures   Work Completed By Experts From Soviet Union, Britain and US.

Test Ban Treaty All but Ready for Signing  West Awaiting Nikita's Stand on Nonaggression

TEST BAN TRUCE ALMOST READY FOR SIGNATURES  AILNMALARPOOCCOCIOAL DART   NONAGGRESSION PACT STILL BIG QUESTION IN FULL AGREEMENT

Treaty Signing Wednesday in Russia Likely   Work on Test Bary Apparently at End

Treaty Staffs Finish  Work at Moscow; Chiefs Study Aggressor Pact

~WILL INITIAL PACT WEDNESDAY— Drafting Of Test Ban Treaty Is Completed

Work Appears Finished On N-Test Ban Treaty; Chiefs May Sign It Tomorrow

Work On Test Ban Treaty Reported Finished Today  Leaders-Expected . To Sign The Pact By Tomorrow

Reds Could Still Insist On Package ee sist Vn Package  Test Ban Treaty Drafted

Report Nuclear Test Ban Pact Completed; Initialing Wednesday   Kennedy Reported Considering Sending Leading Congressmen To Moscow For Formal Signing

Writing Of Treaty Nears Completion   Nonaggression Pact Between East, West Not Quite Settled

Work Nearly Complete on Nuclear Treaty   Officials in Moscow ‘May Initial Test Ban At Wednesday Meeting

Work Is Completed On Limited Afomie Testing Ban Treaty   Strong Indication That Other Hurdias Boing  Giuisaanatad we Ui,

ATOM PACT MUST WIN SENATE OF   American, British Anc Russian Negotiator: Finish Writing Treaty To Ban Tests In Air, Space, Water.

$9,000 To Mrs. Oswald Tippits Fund  Over $200,000, More Coming Up

Continues Kh. Alfack  Hints Leadership (   Hints Leadership Of Premier May Come To Unpleasant End

Fire Origin Unknown  21 Firemen Injured Battling Blaze In Downtown Jackson

Study Made For Med Society Researcher Says Report Puts Bee On Cigarettes

UNIVERSITY IS ISOLATED BY BARRIERS   Mass Boycott Being Preached By Bull Connor

Seven More Die In State Traffic: Toll Rises to 172  Youth, Girl Lose Lives in Mishap Near Elkhorn

Annual Fierper PTA Festive! Slated Securcavy   Square Dance Saturday Night

Shipments Of Wheat Go To Cuba   30 Million Tons To Castro, Sen. Pearson Claims

Solons Agree To Adjourn Session, Head for Home         WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House agreed today to adjourn the longest congressional session since World War II at the tlose of business Dec. 30, —

Foreign Aid Bill Cleared ; For New Vote   House Unit Reports Measure to Floor Action; Demo Leader Sees Victory.

Summary Of Other Actions  $100 Million School Bonds Proposed To NC Legislature

(Continued on Page Three)   WATER EVERYWHERE; NONE FOR SPRINKLING

Allen D. Taylor Fatally Injured in Street Crash   Emporium Girl Killed by Iruck

Cultural Exchange  Plan Out   Unthinkable To Discuss Program  Further With Reds

WHERE TO FIND IT   RUSSIA HOLDING PROF. BARGHOORN  U.S. Cancels Soviet Cultural Dea

Arrest of Professor Is Reason  Kennedy Tells   Kennedy Tells Russia: He Is Not in Espionage

Cultural Exchange Plans With Russia Explode Over Red Arrest Of Yale Prof

Bar Association Meeting   Tito Strikes Back: At Red Chinese Aitacks

NO-RELIEF IN SIGHT   Alarm-S: spreader’s S: Truck «. Craslies White: House Gate

Files May Open On Cuba   State Department May Move In Furor On Invasion Plans

Candidacy Hinges On Paper Clip  It’s Gne Of Debates   It's Gne Of Debates At Aldermanic Challenses

DOCUMENTS STUDIED Congo Government Mum On Fate of Red Diplomat:   Ex-Nazi Who Arrested Anne Frank Questioned

Pair Dragged Qut of Their  Auto, Beaten  Premier Meets With Cabinet to Discuss Seized Dacnumente

 Incriminating Document Taken  Red Diplomats Seized by Congolese

Two Hustled Off In Army Conveyance   Moscow Lays Blame  On U.S., And Belgium For ‘Provocation’

Aimed at Discouraging Surplus Wheat Output  ‘Cross Compliance’ Unlikely

Searchers Brave Avalanche, Seek Pastor, 2 Daughters In Deep Snov

Minister, Two Daughters Hope Dim For Family  Burted By Avalanche

Minister, Two Daughters Are Buried In Snow  Snow Slide Sweeps  Car Off Road Into -Gorae 100 Faat Ralaw

Biernat Case Probers Seek Taxi Driver  Want to Question Him About Events Before Slaying

U.S., Russ End Book on Crisis   Admit They're Unable to React Inspection Plan

U.N. Book Closed On  Cuba Crisis   L.S.. Soviet Letter Concedes Problems  Not All Resolved

CUBA CRISIS TALKS CLOSE DEADLOCKE!   American Offer Of NoInvasion: Pledge Spursed; 17,000 Russian Troops Still In Cuba.

EPISCOPAL VICAR HERE ANNOUNCES NEW MISSION ORCANIZTEN AT CHEROKEE

EPISCOPAL VICAR HERE ANNOUNCES NEW MISSION  ABDMARIITOR 427 @#uUemAaALueE=es

EPISCOPAL VICAR HERE  ANNOUNCES NEW MISSION ADCANITEM AT cyrepnveree

$16 Million Development _ : Ss NC Hospital Plans  Expansion. Proprain

HE’S NOT LOVABLE -————— Vidal Says Bobby Kennedy  To Be Candidate In ’68

Ce ee EE ee ee Ne PN a Ee,  Wanted: Public Relations MAan for Bobby

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious  Cn cabesenc ¥

 Educators’ Report:  Youth, Confused by Ethics,  ‘Make Own Sex Decisions

Sex Standards On Campus  Kducators Sav Sexual Relations Before Marriace On Increase   ADULT CONTROL,

Governor Says  Income Already Short of Needs  All State Levies Failing To Return

Will Use Troops If Needed   Wallace Still Plans  To Keep Covenant

U.S. Troops Slated if He Bars'Negro School, Administration —  Worried by Wallace Stand

On Inside Pages   How Far Will He Go? ... Alabama Governor  Worries Officials

Two Negroes Set To Enter A Alabama   Tuesday Is Date  For Showdown — ye ee eS

Would Kill Or Revise  School Law   Measure Sent  To House Floo By Committee

Action Delayed On Romney Bill On Development   Democrat Says Bill Is Pork Chop Measure

Lee Harvey Oswald, Cool, Defiant And Arrogant, Onetime Commy Admirer,  Is Charged With Murder Of President

EX-Marine, An Alleged Pro-Castroite, Held As Assassin of President John F. Kennedy

*He’s No Nut; He Is Sane’...  Oswald Less Defiant, But Claims Innocence

Denies he was the killer  Lee Oswald, charged with assassination of Kennedy

‘He’s No Nut; He Is Sane’  Oswald Less Defiant, But Claims Innocence   Texan Said Assassin

Oswald Denies Killing of JFK After Long Quiz  Castro, Russian Fanatic Termed Sane and Sharp

TOUCHED OFF BY HERTER REPORT  U.S. Embassies Subject of Lively Controversy

Johnson Picks Chief Justice Warren to Head Group; Findings to Be Made Public; Investigative Powers Given

Traffie Toll  1963 to This Date—109 1962 to This Date—130   Argentine Electoral Unit Ballots for Presidency

NATO force hits a snag  Great Britain has reservations on missile plans

Objections Voiced by Britain —  Proposed Sea Nuclear Force Runs Into Trouble

REPORT SETUP IS OPPOSED BY BRITISH   Refusal To Join Could Result In Radical Change   Between Kennedy And Mac: millan Possible Should Accord Be Reached

Epic Rescue Led By Four Small Ships   Hundreds Saved From Blasts And Sea In Disaster

Yule Cruise Liner Afire, Scores Dead   Massive Hunt For Survivors Started  Off West Africa

Rescue Operation Saves Hundreds From Fire, Sea   Reach Survivors

OVER 50 ANTIBIOTICS HAD NO EFFECT ON COLDS  FDA Wants to Ban ‘Cold Cure’ Drugs

MANY ANTIBIOTICS INEFFECTUAL FDA Officials Plan Ban On 50 ‘Cold Cure’ Drugs

Mayor Names Tri-Racial Committee City Moves To Control Race March

Hits New All-Time Peak U.S. Employment Stays Above 70-Million Mark

Kennedy Moving Cautiously On Viet Nam's Crisis Because He Knows Stakes Are High

Kennedy Moving Cautiously On Viet Nam; Stakes High      President Sees Little Room To Maneuver During Crisis   Ry LEWIS ULICK AP Dinlomatic Affaire Writes

President Will Move Cautiously  End of Aid Could Hurt All of Asia

JFK Cautious In Viet Nam Crisis, Not Forgetting Prime Target: Reds

Viet Nam Crisis  Assaults On Buddhists Threatens To Taint. War On Communists

DESPITE ‘BAD SIDESHOW’?  Defeat Of Reds Still Top Goal Of U.S. In Viet Nam

Control of Southeast Asia at Stake in Viet Nam   An AP News Analysis

Kennedy Treads Liahtly on South Viet Nam   Diem Subdues Buddhist Foes

U. S. Moves Cautiously  In Viet Nam   President Sees Little Room For Maneuver In Asia

Classic Problem Confronts Kennedy  Diem’s Fight With Buddhists Jeopardizes U. S. Strategy

REDS AND DIEM CAUSE CONCERN Kennedy Moving Cautiously  In Thorny Viet Nam Problem   CLASSIC PROBLEM

Stakes Run High; Little Room to Act   Main Struggle With Reds and Not Buddhists

U.S. Policy in Viet Nam  Reassessed Stakes High, Kennedy is Moving With Caution

President’s Cautious Or Viet Crisis   Stakes Seen High. Sees Litthe Room For Maneuvering

Stakes High Kor U.S. In Viet Nam   JFK Cautious As Anti-Buddhists Act  Adds To Crisis

In Viet Nam....  Diem Threatens  To Spoil ‘Show   An AP News Analvsis

OU Sends Drums  To Viet Namese   New Urgency Is Added  To Railw: av Legislation   News Index   There Are High Stakes In Viet Nam With Littke Room To Maneuver

\Communist Threat Remains U ppermost Issue JFK Moves Cautiously In So. Viet Nam Crisis

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY @   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

Trial Of New Atomic Sub Is Suspended  Navy Declines Reason In Delay Of Tinosa Tests

NEW ATOMIC SUB TESTS CALLED OFF   Commissioning Of Thresher’s Sister Delayed

Ag Experts Fight Cereal Leaf Bug In NW Ohio Area   Van Wert County, 13 Others Placed Under Quarantine

Union Labels Fac Finders ‘Actually Accurate’  Labor Leaders Ask   Labor Leaders Ask Few Questions About Preliminary Report

Accurate Label On Rail File   Labor Questions Few Points In Panel's Report

Railroad Brotherhood: Cal! Report Factual   JFK Asks Tax on Foreign Securities:

Unions Label Rail Report As ‘Aceurate’  Carriers To Give Views On Panel's Dispute Findings

State Dairy Group Plans NFO Fight  Charge Tactics Used ‘Obnoxious

Southerner Raps JFK Rights Plan   President Accused Of White-Washing. Communism Charae

Jail Ils Aftermath  Dad, Two Children 'Close To Nature’ for 47 Days

SLIGHTLY WARMER   Maryland Protests Called Off  RFK Meeting Gains Delay; Troops Ready

Mass March Is Called Off By Negroes   Integration Group Hopeful Following Washington Talks

GUARD TROOPS WERE READY TO BLOCK THE WAY   Meeting Is Scheduled Tonight To Discuss The Situation   4 LEADERS CONFER AT JUSTICE DEPT.

Government Announces [ Will Drop Controversial  Milk-Pricing Regulation

Would Drive Russian Reds From Cuba   Colonialism By Europeans Under Attack At OAS

laurevs Ian 7 Feb 1963  JF. Chap me”   J. E. Chapman, 86, dies after stroke; gervices yesterday

— U.S. Forces Alerted For Action —  Vietnamese Troops Rise Up In Revolt

Intensive Drug Check To Be Tried   New FDA Regulations Announced; Study To Open Feb. 7

GOP Shakeup May Damage JFK  * *  Vaunoer Membore Adant*Maro Altoenatiane? Dalit nn.

Rather than fight JFK Counterproposals aim of young house Republicans

Alternatives Set As Goal For GOP   Young Republicans Aim To Counter  JFK Proposals

Strategy of Younger Leaders More GOP Counterproposals To JFK Programs Expected

Younger Republicans Due to Offer Own Counterproposals   , Desires Cabinet Status— Kennedy Again Will Ask Urban Affairs Department

Young Republicans In Congress Favor Counterproposals To JFK’s Program

Patrol Pleads for Highway Safety On New Year Holiday   Christmas To New Year Period Can Be Worst In History

PATROL SAYS ITS RECORDS INDICATE MORE THAN 30 WILL DIE IN HOLIDAY TRAFFIC

For Industry, That a  Montana Enters Into Space Race      Members Agree Liquor Board Not Agency To Merchandise Booze   Creation Contested

For Industry, That Is. . . Montana Enters Into Space Race      —eeoee eS  Liquor Board Not Agency To Merchandise Booze

@: WEATHER       Jurors Named for September Term Of Circuit Court

Tucker Dies For Murder Of Officer   Convicted Slayer Goes Quietly To State Gas Chamber

Maybe Some Of Them Were Just Kidding ... Officials Hope So  Teen-Age Driving Quiz Is Startlinc

On Inside Pages   Aamittealy inconciusive ...  Traffic Safety Study Answers Reflect Young Driver Detiance

DANVILLE MINISTER ARRESTED  Authorities Move To Spike  Renewed Integration Drive

Shuman Says: Farmers Entitled. To Corrections Of Congress Frrare -

Farm Bureau President Urges Farm Legislation   Congress Should Correct Mistakes Of Last 30 Years

Life’s End  VERNON F. ROSSOW, /WELL KNOWN AKRON MORTICIAN DEAD  gp Wtir azar - P= 44

Life’s End   VERNON F. ROSSOW, WELL KNOWN AKRON MORTICIAN DEAD  AT THE ACE NF &4

Fremont Strike   ‘Slang Dictionary’ Braden Tells « About Insult To Daughter

Governor Sidesteps Questions   Bellmon Won't Say Why He Altered Stand

Bellmon Ducks Quiz on Party's Delegate Stand   Doubts Goldwater In Need of Help

Democratic Spokesman Says U.S. Prestige, World Leadership Would Suffer If Senate Blocks Test Ban

Make Sm i2’uns Bone Up on Safety Pr  Keep ar Child Alive Tonight

Olficials. Callin 2 Sides  Na Maet Vea   No Fast End To Strike Seen

Teamsters Make Kaysee Battle Area  2 emt Bec ee Oe ee   Union Seeking Control Over Telephone Workers

Greece, Turkey Close to Clash; NATO Talks Held   Both Sides Send Complaints Over Cyprict Strife

Greece Seeks NATO Parley   Troop Movement Sets Stage For New Trouble

Greece And Turkey Are In Confliet   NATO Conneil Has Meeting To Diseuss Crisis

Allies Widen Conflict   Greece Calis For Special NATO Meet: Turkey Appeals To World Heads

Britain Sends More Troops To Cyprus  Conflict Between   Conflict Between Greek, Turkish Cypriots Growing

GREEK-TURKISH CONFLICT THREATENS  Britain Sends Troops To Cyprus

Greece Asks NATO Council To Meet  Britain Orders More Troops To Cyprus

TURKEY, ~ GREECE IN DISPUTE   ‘Britain Orders More  Troops To Island;  Turks Charge Greek  Massacre, Send Planes  And Ships.

Hope to Prevent Fighting from Starting Again  U. . and NATO  SS side OS oc oe ee   U.S. and NATO Allies Keeping Close Watch

Island Greeks, Turks in Fight Since Saturday  Turkay Sande Jete   Turkey Sends Jets On Warning Flight.

CYPRUS FIGHTING SLOWS IN WAKE OF CEASE-FIRE   DIPLOMATS WORKING AROUND CLOCK TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES

Greece Asks For Session  With NATO   Turkish Government Orders Jet Fighters ~ On Warning Flights

Greece Asks NATO Session To Air Crisis   Turk Planes Make Flights Over Island, Warships Off Shore

Britain Orders More Troops To Cyprus As Civil Conflict Perils Two NATO Allies

British Re-Fuel Cyprus Conflict   More Troops Ordered In Hot Spot

NATO Body Given Plea By Greece   Complaint Sent U. N. Over Clashes Between Minority

Johnson Asks Turks, Greeks End Fighting   England Takes Over Command of All Troops on Island

British Boosting Forces in Cyprus  Troops Sent as Greece, Turkey Face Threat of Open Conflict

Open W ar Threatens  2 Countries Greece Asks NATO  Council In Paris To Discuss Crisis

Onen Conflict Threat Mounts   Greece - Tggkey Tension Grows; Jets, Ships Sent

Threatens to engulf NATO allies As hope had risen to  end explosive crisis

MORE BRITISH TROOPS SENT TO CYPRUS   Nations Appeal To NATO U.N. And Johnson  CYPRIOT CRISIS   Stems From Turkish Op position To Proposals To Change Constitution

Greece Asks Extraordinary Session of Atlantic Pact Council To Discuss Conflict Between Greek Cypriots, Turkish Minority

Clashes Between Greeks, Turks Die Down, Lessen Threat of Open Conflict

Greece and Turkey Near Open Conflict   Turkish Government Tells Two Jet Fighters to Make Warning Flights Over Cyprus After Massacre Charged

Cyprus Threatens To Opena Splitin Atlantic Alliance  Britain Sends More WR ec ee Be Oe   Britain Sends More Troops to Island to Quali Giet) Gretta.

Nation’s Job Total Still Below Need   Unemployed Rate Mounts Faster Than New Opening

Nuclear Test Ban Seems More Likely   Negotiators Appear Jovial As Reports Of Accord Emerae

Non-Aggression Pact to Be Discussed Today      Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Drawn   Railroads Put OK Stamp on Kennedy's Plan

Non-Aggression Pact to Be Discussed Today   [ Von-Aggression Fact to be Lascussed 1oda ly  Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Drawn

Note Of Caution Is Added By Officials   Draft Of Pact Would Ban Nuclear Blasts In Air, Space, Under Sea

Big Three Leave Meet In Smiles   Treaty Prohibits Blasts In Space, Air, Under Water

Caution Is Still Watchword As Nuclear Test Ban Pact Appears Virtually Complete

Age Bit Confusing  +> + + + Sa   Woman Either 110 or 113 Years old

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   New Front Should Cool Off State Again

Dirksen Sees Senate Okay Of Aid Slash   President Assails  $: 585 Million Cut  i—s 7 . = fF

Thinks Senate May Adopt Cut   Dirksen Feels Nation Getting Fed Up With Aid Cost, JFK Flays Vote

Grim JFK Hits Slash in Funds As ‘Dangerous  Illinois Leader  ae @ 2 re ge    Hlinois Leader Declares Public Resents Outlays

Kennedy Rips Cut in Aid Bill   House Action Was Short-Sighted, . Irresponsible. President Asserts   Work, Relaxation

Slash Put At $585. Million ©       President Blanies GOP. Partisanship

Dirksen Makes Prediction; Kennedy Hits Action as ‘Short-Sighted, Partisan’

President Raps House Action  Dirksen Says Senate  May Okay Aid Slash

Showerv   JFK Hits Partisan  Aid Cut   Senate May Sustain Slash, Dirksen Says

Dirksen Says Senate May Sustain. Slash   Kennedy Calls It ‘Short-Sighted, Irresponsible And Partisan

URGES SENATE TO RESTORE FUNDS   Calls House Action Irre sponsible And Unwise   ROLL CALL VOTE   Lopping Off $585 Millior Sees 66 Demos Joining 156 Republicans

Kennedy Appeals Now to Senate Over Trresponsible’ House Foreign Aid Action

The Weather   GOP Leader Sees Senate OKing Aid Cut   President Calls House Action Short-Sighted, Unwarranted, Unwise

Senate Seen Backing Up Slash In Aid   Kennedy Denounce: Action by House On Foreign Bill

House Votes Reduction— Senate Expected To Sustain Big Foreign Aid Cut

Senate May Sustain Aid Slash   Kennedy Grim At Action By House Members

Rapped By JFK Dirksen Predicts  Senate Will Vote Foreign Aid Cut

JFK Makes Appeal for Foreign Aid   Dirksen Predicts Senate May Sustain Deep Slash In New Appropriations

Cloudy   GOP Leader Sees Senate OKina Aid Cut   President Calls House Action Short-Sighted, Unwarranted, Unwise

Expect to Save 4 Miners, Hope Fades for 39  Trapped by Water from Broken Dam *. V/s r Ammann

“Abandon Hope For 39 Men Trapped in Flooded Iron Mine: May Rescue Four

Another 4 Expected To Be Saved   Rescue Workers Continue Search  In Flooded Works

19 ESCAPE, 7 ARE HAULED T0 SAFETY   Shaft In Germany Floodec When Dam Breaks  FOUR OTHERS   Expected To Be Saved As Engineers Try To Push Tube Down Gallery

Hope for 39 Men in Mine Is Abandoned   Efforts to Reach Four Others Are Being Continued

Abandon Hope For 39 Miners  Expect to Save Four Others in Iron Mine

Authorities Give up Hope For Miners   Relatives Demand Information on 39 Believed Doomed

Hope To Save Four Others In German Mine  Doomed Men Have Been In Flooded Mine Since Thursday

Iron Mine Is Flooded  In Germany   79 Men Escape After Dam Bursts, 7 More Rescued

Ho ope  Given Up for 39 Miners”  _ Seven Reseucd i in Germany Disaster: Noises Prove False

Think Four Others Can Be Reached   But Rescuers Push On In Search Efforts

Hope Abandoned For 39  Trapped German Miners   Housewives Are Urged  To Destroy Smoked Fish

In German lron Mine Abandon Hone for 39      By CAY V. BROCKDORFF United Press International

Seven Miners Rescued; 39 Still Trapped   Death Notices Had Been Sent When Taps Hearc

4 Others Expected To Be Saved  Hope Abandoned For 39 Trapped In German Mine

Hope Fades for 39 Men inGerman Pit   Escape Blocked by Water; Tube Drilled #0 Chambe.

Hope Abandoned for 39 Men in Flooded Mine; Four May Still Be Alive

Abandon Hope For 39 Trapped In Iron Mine   Dam Burst Spills Water Into Mine; Rescue Efforts Continue

Hope Given UpFor39 In Mine Flood   Authorities Think 4 Others Will Be  Saved In Germany

Clearview 40 New London 6  Niles McKinley 27 Farrell (Pa.) 6   4 Others Expected To Be OK

Four Uiners May be sav  Officials Give Up Hopes Of Rescuing 39 Miners

Neeroes, Whites Hold Historical Meet In Attempt To Solve Racial Problems

Man Who Flashed Nazi Surrender News Early Dies After Struck by Car

Injuries Fatal To War Writer  Kennedy First Gave Nlawe of Surrender

Newsman Dies: First to Report Nazi Surrender   Edward Kennedy Fatally Injured in Traffic Accident

‘Meany Warns Solons Compulsory Arbitration Would Hurt Bosses as Well as Labor Unions

Senate Gets Oil and Gas Tax Proposal   Meany Warns Solons Compulsory Arbitration Would Hurt Bosses as Well as Labor Unions

Coal Industry Opposed ~— Control Relaxation  ~ Asked on Crude Oil

Peru Under State of Siege   Military Junta Government Issues Proclamation to Combar.Leftists

Historic Venture ss I I EET E)  6 Major Denominations Discuss Possible Merce

Bodies Of Air Crash Dead Found   Military Team Probes Cause In Viet Nam Loss

BODIES OF 12 BROUGHT FROM RED-HELD AREA   Latest U. S. Casualtie: In Viet Nam Boost ~ Total To 125   CAUSE OF PLANE CRASHES UNKNOWN

After disastrous crash  Bodies of 12 Americans recovered in S. Viet Nam

‘Heaviest Loss In Viet Nam   Recover Bodies Of 12  (Missing Americans

12 Bodies Loeated In Viet Nam  Heaviest Loss - OF U.S. Lives  In That Nation

12 Gl Bodies Are Found  Viet Nam Mishap   Viet Nam Mishap Raises U.S. Toll

12 Bodies Found In  Wreckage   Heaviest Loss Of American Lives In Viet Nam Fight

Heaviest Loss Yet  Bodies Of 12 Gls Recovered After Air Crash In Viet

Bodies of 12 GI's located in Viet Nam  Heaviest loss of _ American lives ir

Sales Tax Status Foggy  Legislature Completes 22 Months With Most Major Bills Pending

Honors Due Convict, 101  Centennial Group Includes Moundsville Inmate   DUE TO GET TREAT

French Police Seize Another Group of OAS   Unit Assigned to Assassinate jah OFfficiale

Ed Rozeboom Elected as the Chairman of County Board Of National Foundation!

Adenauer, De Gaulle Go Easy —   Only Minor Accord Reached At Talks Ir Bonn On Alignment

WARMER   lah eh Le  ‘For Unto You Is Born This Day... A Saviour, Which Is Christ the Lord’

U.S. Pulling Troops from 8. Viet Nam  Airlift To Bring  1,000 Gs B ate  on 2 a

Jets Flying 220 Yank Troops Home   Rest to Return From Asia in Next Nine Days

(ood Old Day s? Phat:        Census Bureau Official Says We Have It Better

What's Inside   FEWER TRAVELING  Holiday Death Tol Mounting Slowly

EMPLOYES WEREN'T ©, AN HOUR EARLY’— CLOCKS WERE SLOWED; BY IPS CREWMEN  Increase Electric           Load Capacity — To Mect Demand .

EMPLOYES WEREN’T AN HOUR EARLY —  CLOCKS WERE SLOWED BY IPS CREWMEN  Increase Electric Load Capacity — To Mect Demand

Inge May Polish TV Effort Here   Magnus Research May Aid KU  German Likes U.S. Education

Governor Says Action Would Be Moving “Little Too Fast’   Rep. Young Makes Reply To Veto   Webster Chides Governor's Action, Says He'll Re-Introduce Legislation

Four-Year College Is Out .  Dalton Vetoes Joplin University Proposal

‘Dalton Vetoes Bills to Set up Branches Of University and Medical Care Program

March Wind Whips Up Dust Storms   ‘Temperatures Are Mild Over Most Of State

cation Group Reverses D:  Legislature Gets “Problem of Deciding On Increase in State Aid to Schools

Education Group Reverses Decision  Legislature Gets Problem of Deciding On Increase in State Aid to Schools

@ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Move Comes From Inside, Outside Party SESS  Diefenbacker Pressed On Anti-Americanism

Diefenbaker Remains At  Party Helm  Pressured To Ease Ree Pee Aree ee

URGE CANADIAN TO EASE ISSUE   PRESSURE PLACED ON DIEFENBAKER IN NEW CAMPAIGN

Diefenbaker Is Pressured Not To Blast US.   Anti-Yank Stand Campaian Issue?

Party Gives Support to Diefenbake:   Minister Pressured To Go Easy on Anti-Americanism

CANADA SETS NEW ELECTION   Pressure Put on Diefer baker to Ease AntiU. 5S. Stand

FLYING FROG, FRIEND   Canadians Frown On Anti-American Election Battle

Pressure Put on Diefenbake Anti-US Stand   Liberals Favor Close Ties With Friends, Allies

Diefenbaker Dissolves Parliament   Prime Minister Retains Support Of Conservatives

Anti-U. S. Talk ls Discouraged In Campaigns   Canadians Look To Other Issues, Economy, Jobless

Defeated Party Rallies Behind Him  Canada’s Fallen Premier Accuses US Of Meddling

New national election campaign in Canada  Diefenbaker told togo easy on anti-U.S.

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Diefenbaker Urged To Go Easy Qn Anti-Americanism In Talks

Anti-U.S, Campaign Ahead in Canada   All Parties Pressure Diefenbaker Not To BB at "Old--Friend”.

Diefenbacker Cautioned On Anti-U.S. Bid   Dissolves Common: And Calls For New Elections April 8

Canada Plunges Into Campaign For April 8 Poll   Diefenbaker Pressured On Anti-Americanism

(BY. Y COUNTRYMEN a  Pressure Exerted On Diefenbaker  To Go Easy On Anti- Americanism

Canada Draws Up Issues For April 8 ElectionFactions Warn Diefenbaker: Let Up On Anti-U.S. Theme

In Canadian Campaign  Diefenbaker Urged To Avoid ‘Anti-Americanism’

Inside : oe  The Globe      Moscow files protest to NATO atom force

Called ‘Dangerous Step’  Tass Says NATO Nuclear  Force Contradicts Pact

Nuclear Arms to NATO Plan Violates Ban Pact. Reds Sav   Washington Mum on Red Arms Charge

Soviet Calls  NATO Steps  A Brezeh Proposed Force  ‘Dangerous’, Tass Declares

Tass Blasts Atom Force  For NATO   Danger Is Seen In Weapons fot West Germany

Soviets Hit NATO N-Force   It’s Contradiction To Recent Test Ban Treaty  Tass Renorts

Calls It’Contradiction to Spirit’ of Test. Ban -.. . Moscow Assails Proposal For NATO Nuclear Force

NATO NUCLEAR PLAN UNDER ATTACK  Russ Claim Test Ban ‘Spirit’ Violated

Reds Blast Steps Made By NATO   Action Said Having Serious  fC nrncemnipnres

NATO Nuclear Steps Blasted In Red Report   Claims Spirit of Treaty Tarnished

Moscow Hits af Nuclear Force Plan for NATO   Contradicts Spirit Of Treaty, Charge

Called Treaty Violation —Moscow Opposes NATO  Nuclear Force Proposal

Russ Charge Contradiction   NATO Steps Toward Development Of Nuclear Force-Held Dangerous

Charge NATO Nuclear Force Against Pact  Moscow cat clin  to Bon n on Tests

USSR Rips Nuclear NATO Force   Contrary To Spirit Of Ban Treaty, Moscow Claime

‘Complete Contradiction’ Of Nuclear Treaty Alleged In Formal Russ Statement

DECLARE ACTION CONTRADICTION OF BAN TREATY   PREDICT ADVERSE EFFECT ON FUTURE UNDERSTANDINGS

U. §. Shippers Ask Stricter Cuba Boycott   Varitime Leaders Blame Administra. tion for Failure to Halt Trade.

Cuban Trade Ban Termed Failure  te a ae ee eo Pie   U.S. Maritime Leaders Demand Tougher Measures

Demand Action   Maritime lecders Brand US Boycott Of Cuba Failure ©

Ask halt to free world, Cuba trade  say U.S. economic boycott is ineffectual

‘Maritime Leaders Demand Tougher ‘Measures In U.S. Boycott On Cuba

U.S. Maritime Leaders Call Boycott Of Red Cuba Fatlure, Ask Tougher Policy

Io r Kid. a   Pro-Nasser Forces Overhaul Governments of Syria. Lraq

BITAR RESIGNS AS PREMIER IN DAMASCUS   Council Names Pro-Nas. ser Official to, Form   POWER SHIFTS   Move Is Aimed at Foes o! New United Arab Republic

Syria and lraq Have Shakeups   Question on Whether New Syrian Chief In Firm Control

Arab Federation Members  Syrian, Iraqi Regimes Undergo New Shakeups

ANTI-NASSER BOSS YIELDS SYRIAN POST   Jundi Gets Bitar Reins After Week Of Party Rioting

Appeal Made to Close Birmingham Schools in Face of Desegregation

Lodge Greels U.S. Advisers in Viet Nam  Kennedy Aides To Survey War Aaainst Reds

McNamara, Taylor In §. Viet Narr   Lodge Welcomes Pait At Airport Recent Scene Of Shooting ©

Two Military  Aides Arrive  In Viet Nam  Red Guerrillas Fire he, T) @ Afelicnane Tene   Red Guerrillas Fire On U.S. Airliner Jus Before Officials Lar

TO HELP SHAPE FUTURE POLICIES  JFK Military Aides to Probe War on Viet Commies

Hollywood Is Teeming With Mice  Southern Part Of California  = wm. 2. 2 >

Rep. Smith Promises Action  CL FRAAATOC 606mm eee L iirTo.  6©PfikldbkhlhlCUR ea 2

Mo-Kan Area Weather   Cloudy and cold with scatter ed light snow.

Administration Orders Curreney Transactions With: Cukha Ranned Tada

‘Millions In Assets Blocked  New Action Like  Others on  China, Korea

JK Puts New Ban  On Cuba  Adminisctratian Orderc   Administration Orders Currency Transactions Ban Into Effect Today

US. Prohibits  Cuba Currency ‘Transactions   Action Blocks Severa Million Dollars of! Assets In Americar  Banks.

Three Blessed Events in Next Four Months:  - Cape Cod Shores To Be Scene of Kennedy Stork Watch

Three Kennedy Wives Soon Will Beqin Stork Watch In Seclusion On Cape Cod

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO BOOST AID TO SCHOOLS  CONSIDER TAPPING HIGHWAY FUNDS TO

School Aid Boost Goes to Senate   2proves Bill To Police Goof Give tend Tax Rates Man A Bargain

Vote Recount Will Decide Gov. Of Minn   Ballot Dispute Staged Before 3-Judge Court

—-CITES FAILURE TO ACT~ _ ‘Macmillan ‘In Batile Over Scandal Report

Jurist Says Prime Minister Failed... ‘Macmillian Set For Battle  ‘On Profumo Scandal Report

[Opposition demands special session  ‘Macmillan in all-out battle with Labor

Macmillan Faces Battle — Lord Denning Releases Protumo Scandal Report

British Prime Minister Digs in For Battle With Dolitical Foes Over Blame For Profumo Scandal

British Chief  Set For Fight  With Crities Macmillan Cited  In Denning Report  Obn Peafimoa Cace

Inside The Times   Denning Report Out  Maemillan Digs In For Battle

Democrat Extravaganza Banks About $1 Million   Moscow-Peking Dispute Widens

SPLIT DEEPENS -IN RED PARTIES   Observers Believe Moscow. Peking Axis Goes Farther Apart

Moscow-Peking Gap Widening  Chinese Delegate Me With Abuse at Meet

Red Press Slights Tall Of Delegate   Soft on Capitalism Charge of Peking Drowned by Shouts

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   ‘Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

U5. Asks Allies For Opinions on Nuclear Force  Wants Them Before NATO Council Has DNeramber Mastine

ASKS Help Of God And All  Americans  “Man Who Loved Russia . Charged With Murder  - By HARRY KELLY ee  : WASHINGTON: (AP) .~ “Asking: God's help Lyndon B: Johnson. gathered up the monumento problems of the’ presidency today as the world the nation‘and. his family: mourned John F. Ken nedy, dead by an assassin’s bullets.  “T will do my best—that’s all I can-do. I ask for you help and God's,” sald the new President, numbed -anc  haggard, after accompanying the slain. chief executtye’ body back to Washington from Dallas,   See Pictures om Pages 5, 15; ‘Keanedy’s Biography on Page 4 Additional pictures and Steries on  Page & aud Page 2 ef GREEN

Other stores and pictures dealing with the death of President Kennedy are on Pages 11, 12 and 13.

Preyer Plans Wilson Address  ’°64 Gubernatorial. Hopeful To Speak At Jaycee Meeting

Military Revolt Against Diem Government Erupts in Saiaon   JF K Roused at 3 by Word of Coup

Story Told Ruler Out, Nhu Killed   Heavy Fighting Reported Around President’s Palace

Mme. Nhu’s Mate Slain, Reports Say   Head Man Said Jailed; Political Prisoners Freed

Fighting Breaks Out at Lunch Hour In Saigon   Unverified Report Says Diem Has Been Deposed

COUP ERUPTS IN VIET NAM   Reports Says Diem Ousted: Nhu May Have Been Killed

Unconfirmed Report Says Diem Ousted, Nhu Killed —  Revolt Sweeps Viet Nam   Kennedy Confers With Top Advisers  U.S. Troops Ordered to  Protect American Lives

U.S. Orders Troops In To Protect Americans On Scene  Diem Said Ousted In Viet Nam Military Coup

Leader Reported Ousted, Brother Killed: U.S. Orders Forces to Protect American Lives

NO immedaare conrirmarion  Agrees to hand over gov't. to military committee

South Viet Nam Revolt By Military Under Way  U.S. Military Forces in Area Ordered To Move as Necessary to Protect Americans

Report President Diem, Brother Will Capitulate   J! 7.432... WH... Ae OT   Fighting Rages Near Palace; 14 Generals Leading Coup

Vietnamese Rebel Against Diem; U. S. Set to Guard Lives   Diem Deposed, Nhu Killed, Uncenfirmed Report States

NHU KILLED IN VIET NAM, TOKYO HEARS   JFK Calls Parley As Heavy Fighting Flares In Saigon

Unverified Report Says Diem Ousted  ‘ Brother Reported.   Brother Reported: Assassinated; Palace Bombarded

Reports Say Diem Ousted, Nhu Killed  Military Revolt Erupts In South Viet Nam Toda

Military revolt erupts today in Saigon, unconfirmed report says President Diem ousted: high source hears dissident Vietnamese forces killed adviser-hrother. Nao Dinh Nhu   By ROBERT EUNSON Associated Press Stafi Writer

U.S. Speeds Forces To Protect Lives   Rumor Claims Diem Deposed, Brother Slain

Coup underway in Viet Nam   9IEM IS REPORTEDLY DEPOSED AND BROTHER NHU SAID KILLED

Diem Possibly Ousted In Military Bolt  Nhu Might Be Dead; Kennedy Calls Advisers

Unconfirmed Reports Indicate Diem Deposed and Brother Nhu Is Killed

Military Revolt Erupts In Saigon; Diem Ousted; Brother Reported Slain

Unconfirmed Rumor Circulates South Viet Nam President Is Deposed and Nao Dinh Nhu Killed

Viel Military Revolts Against Ngo Dinh Diem   Youngsters Praised By Police Chief

Military coup ousts Diem regime in South Viet Nam   Kennedy in emergency meeting with advisors   U.S. denies participatior in So. Viet Nam coup

WASHINGTON (AP) — A State Department official said today a revolutionary junta led by 14 generals has taken con. trol of the Defense Ministry.

CONTINUES MANY HOURS   Some Successes Credited Rebels; Result In Doubt

Revolt Tears Viet Nam   U. S. Sends Troops In To Protect Americans

Military Revolt Erupts in South Viet Nam Against Diem   Ice Show Halted Suddenly By Indianapolis Explosion

Military Revolt in Progress In Viet Nam Against Diem   Confused Reports Tell of Success in Ousfing Dictator.

Vietnamese armed forces  Stage revolt against Diem  Report Nhu assassinated

Saigon Outbreak Results Unknown: U.S. Alerts Units  Leader of Nation,

Biem s Palace e Guard Reported Overpo pwered  Viet Nam Coup D'Etat In Progress   Uprising Has Good Chance, U.S. Advised

Viet Nam Military Coup May Force Diem To Quit; Fighting Rages In Saigon

Report Military Controls Saigon   U. S. Officials Call Uprising Major Coup; Ambassador Lodge Delays Return To Washington

Diem Regime Threatened  Rebel Military Seeks Viet Nam Coup detat

Soviet Trawler Rescues Americar ‘After Jet Splashes into Atlantic

All Formerly From Neenah   Five of One Family, Neighbor's Child Die as Flames Sweep Home

Six Die in Blaze At Niagara Home  Marinette County Scene of Tragedy

Fire Sweeps Wooden House  in Early Hours   Dad Helps Fight Fire Unaware Kin Inside

Union Council Meets to View Labor Problem:  Gov't Contracts, Equal Opportunity of Workers on Tap

It Looked Too Easy-Like Part Of Act As Aerialist Falls Quietly To Death

ON THE INSIDE   - CIRCUS PERFORMER PLUNGES TO BEATH   ‘Tt’s part of the act, woman says — but it wasn’t P ° ¥

ON THE INSIDE   S4BRRNLE OO OR BARE SZER TREE OF BAR NED ON OPED EE  ‘It’s part of the act, woman says — but it wasn’t

Aerialist’s Death Plunge Looked — Like It Was ‘Just Part of the Act’   Ev PAT HALL

‘ - Soviet Trawler Sighted Cruising Off Florida Coast "Within Sight Of President Kennedy’s Holiday Home

Starts letter drive A nique car hobbyist pushes lor cheaper license plates

President Welcomes Red! Leader   U.S. Friendship With Yugoslavia Theme of Visit

Military May End Katanga Operations   Tshombe Enroute To Give Up His Last Stronghold

Strike Threat: .———_____"7}  Work Under Way on Rail  Agreements  Carriers Draft Theit Proposals  Bor Arhiteation

No confirmation   Unmarked patrol cars to trail school buses, catch violators

Leaders OK JFK’s Civil Rights Push   But Demonstrations Will Go on ‘Until:  Problem’s Solved’

Emporia Weather   Another Weekend Cold Wave on Way; 86 Friday in Dodge

‘Scranton Uncovers Evidence Of Waste ‘In Revenue Department, Plans Action

High Court Ruling Delay On Sit. Ins   Big Question To Be Answered When Ruling Is Made

High Court Defers Sit-In Cases Ruling   5-4 Vote Indicates Justice Departinent View Too Narrow

Supreme Court May Rule on Issue .     Constitutional Briefs A “Are Requested in Sit-in Cases

May Hit Heart Of Question On  Demonstrations —  Supreme Court Delays Decision On Sit-In Cases For At Lanc?t 40 Dave

No Dartle oigns     Custer Returns to Once Stormy State Art Front

Objection To Clothing Tax Voiced      Some Senators Favor Boost In Sales Tax

Department Of State Softens Up   Situation Starts With Statement Of Reds In Government

Misinterpretation Claimed U.S. Seeks to Calm Brazilian Storm Caused by Red Charge

US. Tries lo Placate Brazil Fuss   Red Infiltration Charge Rouses re Of Government

Sneaks for Administration   Solons Reject Extra Spending For Shelters

House Group Denies Civil Defense Funds   Fallout Shelter Plea Rejected by Committee

House Also © Gives Nod To Study Group  Propaganda For Texas To Be Told To Other States

RENNEDY FOUNDATION GRANT  Mental Retardation Laboratory Dedicated

Hundreds of Dollars Sent     a nn  Dodgeville Mailman Help: Mysterious Philanthropist

See J. E. TITUS, Page 2 nn a NI ee  CIVIL WAR GROUP IS SUGGESTED

Allies Ready With Draft Of Program  Concern Over Cuba And Laos   Concern Over Cuba And Laos Expressed

Concerned Over Cuba Threat to Peace in Laos   Serve Notice Members Stand Firm on Pledge

NATO Manifesto Ready   INALU Manttesto meaay  Plan To Beef Up  Nuclear Power

Draft Communique Says Group Is Still Concerned About Continued Presence of Soviets in Cuba

Member States of  NATO Agree on Nuclear Force  Communique Also Asserts That Allies Will Stand Firm on Berlin

Program Outlined ByNATO   Nuclear Power Beefed Up By Atlantic Alliec

Cite Cuba, Laos Peril; Firm on Berlin— ore Pm on berlin  A-Point Plan to Beef Up NATO Nuclear Power

ENVOYS PLAN ‘TO BEEF UP NATO POWER   4-Point Program Set tc Bolster Allied Europe’ ‘s   Ministers Grow Con cerned Over Russian Position in Cuba

Kyes Reds In Cuba And  Laos Crisis   Gen. Lemnitzer’s Assigned A-Subs, British Bombers

Cuba, Laos Lbreats To Peace Cited   NATO Also Firm On West Berlin Security Pledge

Notes Concern on Cuba, Laos Declaration Beefs Up NATO's Nuclear Power

NATO's Nuclear Power ls Strengthened; Fear Soviet Threat In Cuba

PACT NATIONS SET FORTH PROGRAM   Four Major Steps Plannec To Beef Up Power  COMMUNIQUE   By Ministers Serves Notice Promise To Protect W. Berlin To Be Kept

Four-Point Program Set For Action— NATO Meeting Drafts  Plan To Beef Up N-Powe:

Concern Is Expressed Over Soviets In Cuba; Peace Threats In Laos

Fight U.S. Copters Shot Down By Reds   Guerrillas Dig In, Repel Massive Attack: Loss Of Lives Is Heavy

Leaflets Threaten Revolt Against President of Haiti  RrmALAMmm rainrani eA i

Haiti . Revolt Talked   Nigh Officer Shot Aw Leaflets § ppear ling Coup Date

Pamphlets Threaten Duvaliet’s Overthrow   Revolt Date Set May 15; Army Officer Shot ‘Escaping

Haiti Sees Spectre Of Revolt Plot   May 15 Is Set As Target Date For Revolution

‘United Revolutionary Forces’ Threaten Revolt Against Haiti Chief Executive Duvalier May 15

Tear Gas Spoils Cambridge Marek  ‘Tomorrow Is Another Day.’ Leader Savs

Guardsmen Respond To Unruly Act   Negro Chairman Calls Off Plans To Stage Protest

Grenades Tossed, So Move Off   Non-Violent Group ir Cambridge Cancels Demonstration

Hopes Bright for Accord or Other Issues   Formal Signing of Treaty Due at Moscow Parley

Top Foreign Ministers Will Sign   Historic Treaty Must Also Gain Approval By Senate, Parliament

Peaceful Mareh in Capital; Maryland Guard Called Up   Danville Police Touch on Necroes   Maryland Troops Sent to Cambridee

CROWD ANNOYS BOB KENNEDY Over 2,000 March In Big Washington Race Protest

BOB KENNEDY ANNOYED BY PARADE SIGNS   ‘Mutual Irritation Noted  While He Addresses   Demonstrators      2,000 STAGE MARCH THROUGH CAPITAL

Washington Sees First Race Protest   Marchers Stage Demonstration At White House

Children’s Assistance  Bill Issue   Federal Funds Acceptance Is Governor’s Alm

Socialism will end privileges  Ben Bella's government will nationalize property

‘iressiul, ‘Conditions acne - Space, Freew ly ~ Thrills Equated.

Hidden Sun Shows Bright And Pearly Hale   Wolves Howl, Stars Twinkle In Eclipse

Nuclear Subs Near Disaster At North Pole  Almost Collided   Almost Collided As They Surfaced Last August

Subs brushed with disaster  Skate, Seadragon nearly. collided at North Pole

One Family Killed; 32 Lose Lives   Five Persons Drowned; One of Worst Weekends In Michigan's History

State’s Weekend Traffic Toll 32   Saginaw Crossing Crash Claims Seven Lives

Soviet Stock Rises Too: _  Poll Shows U.S. Has Gained P opularity in West Europe

Popularity Of U.S. High In West Europe   Soviets Have Scored Too According To U.S. Information Agency Pol]

POLL SHOWS SOVIETS MAKE GAINS, TOO  U.S. Foreign Policy Popular In West Europe

Well Ahead Of Soviets In Europe   Russia Also Shows Gains, Survey Shows

USIA European Survey Shows  U.S. Popularity At High, But Soviet Scores Striking Gains

Soviets Also Gain Poll Conductex U.S. Foreign Policy Ils Reported At Record High in West Europe

U.S. Boosting Popularity i USIS Survey  Poll Shows Russia Also Scoring Gains Among Europeans

U.S. Foreign Policy Popularity Hits Record High, Poll Of Europe Reveals

I a nr  3 Cubon Cris jo Advance Status of Rus Poll Show  'U. S. “SOVIETS GAIN. POPIII ARITY IN WEST ELIPQDE

-~EUROPEANS LIKE SOVIETS, TOO U. S. Foreign Policy Hits Popularity Peak

Red & White Both?   Poll Shows U.S. Russian Popularity Abroad Has Gained

But Survey Shows Soyiets Also Gain Popularity Europe Esteems U.S

Soviet Grows in Esteem... .  USS. Foreign Policy Gains New Popularity-Poll High

Cloudy, Warmer Tonight: Variable Cloudiness Friday   U.S. Foreign Policy High in West Europe

Pro-Soviet Sentiment Also Rises In West  Kuro pe Survey   Confidence Gains

U.S.LA. poll show Soviets scoring, too  Opinion survey   Opinion survey says American running ahead

Soviet Scores Gains Too oe ee, ee  U.S. Foreign Policy Hits Peak Europe Popularity

Reaches Record High In Recent Survey By USIA   But The Russians Are Also Scoring. Striking Gains

Among Western Europeans  U.S. Still Leading Russia In Popularity, Poll Shows

Soviets Also Score Gains  U. S. Foreign Policy Noted Popular Abroad

/ Soviets Score Gains, Too, USIA Survey Indicates—  Popularity of U.S. Foreign Policy at Record High in West Europe, Pol! Shows

Crisis Ser e Status of Rus , Too, Poll Shows  U +. SOVIETS GAIN POPULARITY IN WEST EUROPE

Soviets‘ Popularity Also Up— US Foreign Policy Hits Peak In West Europe

State Agents Set For Raid:   ULL 4a CIlis WEL UT AGUS  To Crack Down On Liquor Sales

Hughes Orders State Agents  Into Action Crack Down On  V\sStalabare Ab   Crack Down Or Violators of Liquor Law

SAGE Center at Sawyer To Be Closed   One of Four Center: and 23 Radar Units Dropped

He's Ruled Innocent of 3 Charges   Doctor Lies in Coma; Argue Whether He Tried Suicide

ON TWO VICE CHARGES  Ward, Suffering Overdose Of  Drugs, Convicted In London

“ELECTRICIAN” FORGES TRIO INTO VAULT   FBI Says No Certain  Clues As To How  Bandit Fled   POLICE CHECKING HOSPITAL GROUNDS

Dying Hurricane Cindy Triggers Floodwaters In Port Arthur, Texas

His Appeal. Then Went Unheeded   Monarch Walks Part Of Way In Parade Given In New York

It Happened in Butte   Haile Selassie Reminds U.N. Of Vain Appeal 27 Years Ago

Negroes Cite De Facto Segregation  School Boycott In Boston   On Religion Court's Decision  Obviously Expected

Marking ‘Freedom Stay Out Day’ Negro Students In Boston Set Public School Boycott

Boston Faces Boycott Over Race Dispute   _Two,Negro Groups. Take Action, Cite Barrier In Schools

De Gaulle and Adenaues Mee!  Last Talks Before   Last Talks Before Chancellor Yields

De Gaulle and Adenaucr tect  inact Talhb« Ratare   Lost Talks Before Chancellor Yields

DeGaulle Hosts Konrad Adenauer  Last Intimate Talk Before German Quits

 Gronousld, Successor —  pra  Reynolds Appoints ‘Tax Commissioner

Senate Approval Expected      ippointes Is On’ - Commission Staff.

Reynolds Picks Corning as Tax Commissioner   Head of Intelligence Division Named to Succeed Gronouski

School Board Drafts Bond Issue Plans  SO a   Repairs, Possibly New Construction Being Considered

School Board Drafts Bond Issue Plans  Repairs, Possibly   Repairs, Possibly New Construction Being Considered

How's He Doing? Johnson, Master Persuader, Seeking Unity, Continuity   By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY

MOVE TO GET QUICK VOTE STALLED   Thurmond Blocks Ratification Resolution   MANSFIELD   Announces Early And Late Sessions Set In Effort To Speed Up Action

Debate on Test Ban Pact Could Go Into 3rd Week   President Rejects Any Major Changes in Conference Format

Third-Week Debate On Pact ' ec  Mansfield Calls For “Early, Late’

Treaty Study Will Continue   Senate Debate May Extend Into Third Week-Sessions Lengthened

Sen. Mansfield Wants Vote By Next Weekend   Will Continue Early And Late Sessions Into The Third Week

Senate’s Nuclear Test Ban Pact  Debate May Go Into Third Week   Rockefeller, Scranton Huddle With Other GOP Governors

Will De Gaulle Take Action In South Viet Nam:  Any Move Unlikely To Aggravate The Buddhist Crisis   Debate On Treaty May Extend Into 3rd Week

Test Treaty Debate May Be Extended  ‘Early And Late’ Sessions Urged To Move It To Vote

Debate on Test Treaty May Go Into 3rd Week   Mansfield Plans ‘Early and Late’ Senate Sessions

Pact Debate. May Extend To 3rd Week   Majority Leader  Hopes For Vote By Next Weekend

Debate Continues  x x x « * x *« * -anate Discussion of Tests Pact May Be Extended

Earthquake Expert Says  Nuclear Blast Causes lRerthauake In Nevada   Mansfield Pushing, But  Treaty Debate May Drag

Turk-Minister Say: Jupiters to Leave —  State Department, Won't . Confirm: But Ne /Cuba Link -:

In poll on GOP candidate of their choice  Sen. Goldwater favored hy’60 delegates

-ROCKEFELLER SECOND IN POLL—  Barry Heavy Favorite. Among 1960 Delegates

Kansas Farm income Dips 12 Per Cent   Nationally, Per Farm Intake Shows Increase

Clark Says Dems Need Face-Lifting   Senator Blasts Politieal Machines In Pennsylvania

Fled to West 18 Months Ago  Russian Defector  Will Live in London

Labor Chief Asks Equal Jobs for All   Demands Issued For Cutting Down  Chronic Eraploymen’

Jaycees Stage Coffee Break   ON LABOR DAY  Wirtz Asks Job Rights Law

ADDS TO U.S. ENEMIES _Fear-Peddling Patriots Hit By California Solon

Senator Hits Lie Peddlers   Kuchel Denounces ‘Venom, Hoaxes’  Of U.S. Groups

Senator Attacks ‘Hate Peddlers’  . Says Many. ‘Fall’  For Their Stories

43 Perished Crashed  As Chicago-Boune Jetliner in Vast Everalades Svvamnland

lo End Soviet Domination .. . Senate Leader Says Cuba Being Pressured

U.S. Has No Firm Evidence Russia Has Pulled Any Combat Troops From Cuba

Stage Set Today In Barnett Case  Court Sets Deadline, Attorneys Act Fast

State Versus Federal Law...  Stage Is Set For Trial ‘Of Mississippi Governor

Stage Set For Trial Of Barnett   State vs. Federal Law Will Be Major Issue Argued in U.S. Court

Stage Set for Contempt Trial  Barnett, Johnson Face Federal Charase

ACCME fil Aliavatiiad  Southern schools integrate without trouble or incident

South Carolina Has {st School Integration Now  Schools in Savannah Intearated Ouietiv

Risks Government Action   Savannah, Charleston, Baton Rouge   mnah, Charleston, Baton Rouge  Other Cities Integrate Quietly

School Integration Quiet in Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana   SOUTH CAROLINA

JFK’s Personal Concern Given As The Reason   Report Says He Has Left For Britain After Expulsion

Report Action Taken Because Of Kennedy’s Personal Concern: Yale Professor Sent To London

Kennedy’s Coneern In  Case Cited   Russians Stick To Spy Claim, Facts Enough For Trial

Continue Spy Claim  However   Barghoorn Placed On British Plane; Act On ‘Personal Concern’ Of Kenned:

Reds Stick To Spy Charge   Barghoorn Is Expelled, Leaves For London; Freed Because Of JFK's ‘Personal Concern’

Moscow Sticks By Spy Charges, Says Yale Moan Released Because Of Kennedy's Concern,

Barghoorn  Is In London   Moscow Cites Concern of Kennedy In Case

President's Concern Prompted Release, Soviets Say...  Yale Professor Leaves For Home After Release

Release Laid fo ‘Concern’ by Kennedy   Expelled as 'Spy' Barghoorn Reaches London by Airlines

PROF PUT ON PLANE TO LONDON   Moscow Sticks By Spy Charges, Says Yale Man Released Because Of Kennedy’s Concern.

Reds Expel Barghoorn   Yale Professor Leaves Moscow By Plane For London

Spy Suspect Freed After U.S. Protest   Flown To Londen On Ouster Order By Soviet Reginis

Reds Free Yale Man, Cite ‘JFK Concern’   President Is ‘Gratified’ 'At Professor’s Release

Personal Concern of Kennedy Given as Reason for Action  Soviets Release Barghoorn

‘CONCERN’ OF KENNEDY CREDITED   U. S. Officials Not Informed Of Departing Time

Goldwater and Rocky Tangle over Debates  Ariz. Senator Fears _ Party Splits, but Governor Save No 

Rockefeller, Goldwater Trade Comments On Value Of Debates   Senator Says Intra-Party Debates Could Split The Party

Candidates Split on Debates   Rockefeller, Goldwater Trade Comments on Bes! Way to Deal with Issues

Struggle in GOP I Speeding Up  CL... OFP.C)WC LL ll   Sharp Exchange on Debates Saturday

New Exchange Adds Spice to GOP Struggle   Barbed Comment By Rocky, Barry

TEMPERATURES   After Sharp Exchanges...  Tempo Up In Undeclared Contest

Prospects Trade Barbed Comments...   Struggle for GOP Nod Gains Tempco

GOP's Contest Leaders Heat Up ‘64 Discussions  Rockefeller’s Plea For Debates Gets Goldwater Snub

Rockefeller, Goldwater Trade Barbed Comments   Barry Sets Jan. 27th Deadline for Announcing His Intentions

Verbal Darts Tossed  GOP ‘Enlivened ’ By Debate Issue   GOP Candidate May Debate With henned\

Merchants, Churchmen Go Before Committee Today In Impassioned Hearing

Bali Death Toll Climbs To 1,500   Voicano’s Wrath Creates Worst Island Disaster In Many Decades

Washington Post Maintains:  W.Va. Welfare Cases 17 Per Cent Ineligible

POSSIBLE FIRST WOMAN Sen. Smith Eyed As Running Mate   TO BACK BARRY   VOTED AGAINST TREATY

MOSTLY U.S, CITIZENS  tenant ee        Planeload of Ref ugees Lands at Miami Air port

68 Americans Aboard Plane Out Of Havane  21 Cubans Also Fly To Miami To Begin New Lives In U.S:

89 Brought By Plane From Cuba  is. 9 ee , re   Newest Group Is Unidentified; Some Citizens

Forecast   ¥ Bankers Ask ' For Tax Cut, High Interest  Action To Solve  Persistent Drain 4 Of Gold Supplies   CURB FOREIGN AID

PRESIDENT AT INFANT'S BEDSIDE  Kennedy Baby Dies   Death Brings Outpouring Of Sympathy

Joseph Valachi ‘Singing’ to Senators About Operations in the Underworld

SHOOTING, FIGHTS, ARGUMENTS ERUPT  Racial Incidents Mar Peace In Southland

Dixie Woes Mount   Shooting In Carolina, Arkansas Fight Raise Desegregation Tension:

Negro Father in Custody as Result of Shooting in School Integration Fuss

Southland’s Desegregation Problems Are Heightened by Shooting, Fight

Inside Today’s Times   Violence Erupts Over Much. Of South In Desegregation

Fights, Jeers, Taunts, Arrests Mark Day in Dixie for Desegration Groups

Two White Men Are Shot As Desegre zation Incidents Spread Over Dixie

State Seeks Death Penalty For Beckwith   District Attorney Pians To Request Murder Indictment

[State to Ask Death for White Man Charged With Murder of Negro Civil Rights Leader

And Hayden Won't Quit  Mansfield Denies Shuffle In Democratic Hierarchy

Stocks      Reconnaisance  Witdinge of U-2 Spy Plane F ound      Pilot’s Wife Hopeful For Safety of Husband

Says Area Forced To  Fight Union  Nation al C. of C.  Claims ARA Loans   National C. of C.  Claims ARA Loans Should Be Banned

 Churchill Status Clarified  Honorary Citizenship Would Come Taxy-free

Question Is Brought Up— : No Taxes If Winnie Is  Made Honorary Citizen

‘Reeks Of War’ Nikita Says JF K-Adenauer Talk Formed ‘Atomic Axis’

Pravda Says Kennedy Visit ‘Reeks Of War   Soviet Leader Flies To Berlin; Cadets Addressec

United Church of Christ Delegates Favor Support of Racial Equality

Whole truth not made public Gov. Rockefeller attacks JFK's information policy

Campers Don Clothes But Cast shucks ‘em ‘Barely Proper’ Is Hit At Nudist Convention

NUDISTS SUGGEST: 7 Do it by degrees-shirts - today, shorts tomorrow

THE MAID WORE AN APRON Nudists’ Drama Draws  ®  Standing Room Throng

On Inside Pages   Here Since 1954...  Rev. Bayle Going To Buffalo Church

New York Printers Accused Of Tryine To Sabotage Investigation Of Strike

Homes Turn Brown  And Baffle Owners   Bunge Dust Bugs Throng Picketing Grain Elevato:

PICKETS SET UP Dusty Elevato Goes Against Mothers’ Grair  Boys Sick, Can’t Feel Oats in Wry Situation

GRAIN ELEVATOR FICSETED  Demonstrating Mothers Fight Dust With Signs

YOUTH ADMITS  BEING ‘SNIPER   Wich Teenager Killec gthet.s .Fired at Two  ae Wamen

Solons Face  Old Agenda  : ee or wr icc Wick Bete gle   Legislature Resumes Activity This Week

DELAY REQUEST DENIED Opens Way For Hearings ~On Trinity River Project

City Apparently Not Represented  Delay Is Rejected In Trinity Hearing

, Do It Now! Don’t Wait —  ‘Warning To All Subscription Candidates

Nine Athens County Schools Lose Charters   State Board Sets For June 30, 1964

HENRY THRONE TELLS OF ORDEAL  Hallucinations And Delirium Disturbed Miner

Henry Throne Relates Details In Graphic Story  Trapped Miners Suffered Pain, Hunger, Thirsi

. BM BRE NPEEL, OO AEM alt .  Had Hallucinations, Delirious Spells During 2 Weeks Trapped In Coal Mine

Contact established  with 9 of entombed RESCUER RELAYS WORD THAT SOME  OF 25 POTASH MINERS ALL RIGHT   WHAI REPT ENIOMBED MINERS GOING?  I just want to keep thanking God

Exclusive Interview With ‘Man From the Depths’ Hallucinations, Hunger Drove Miner to Near- Breaking Point   Copyright, 1963, By The Associated Press By HENRY THRONE

You'll Pind    } Curious, healistic-Appearing Sights Came To Two Men Entombed In Hazleton Mine

Hallucinations And Near HysteriaDescribed By Rescued Miners   Copyright, 1963, By The ASsociated Press By HENRY THRONE

Miner Tells Ordeal:  Drowning In Fears   Copyright, 1963, By The Associated Press By HENRY THRONE As told to The Associated Press   Efforts For Warmth

Trapped Underground, He Saw Lights, People and a Door... Throne Tells of Hallucinations in Mine

News Index   Miner Deseribes What Its Like To Be Trapped Two Weeks Underground   Copywright, 1965, By The Associated Press By HENRY THRONE Ac Tald Ta Tha AP

Episode In Pennsylvania Mine— ‘Rescued Miner Recounts His Two- Week Ordeal

E-X-C-L-U-5-1-V-E  ‘Dear Lord, Help Us Get Out’   Copyright, 1963, By THE ASSOCIATED. PRESS By HENRY TORRONE

Miner Disturbed by Hallucinations and Spells of Delirium      Throne, Fellin Suffered Pain, Hun ger and Thirst for Two Weeks Prayed Constantly

Ordeal Of Henry Throne Pain, Hunger And Thirst -Exelusive Survival Story

Recalls Seeing Many Things That Really Never Existed At All In Bottom Of Mine

Miner Tells Ot Hallucinations, Delirium During Long Ordeal   Copyright, 1903, Ry ‘The Associated Press Re HENRY THRONE

'Keeping Warm Poses One of Greatest Problems  [Hallucinations Occur During Entombment of Throne. Fellir

Delirium In A Coal Hole..   ——_—_— ES RAZ ORY 6  Miners ‘Saw’ People. Lights

Copyright, 1963, By The Associated Press  .. 7 -. - a. a.) . Oe eh haa eae. ee

Miner Tells Of Seeing People, Lights And Doors At Bottom Of The Mine

Fifth Day Worst, Rescued Miner Says  Throne Tells of Long Battle Against Cold, Hunger, Dark

Here Is Henry Throne’s Personal Story  Of How He Battled Pain, Hunger, Thirst

Miner Throne Tells of Horror and Miraculous Rescue   Copyright, 1983, ly The Associated Press  fh. UPAR TEES MAT

Rescued Miner Describes Plight  * * * *  yer! —er sy res ae =e rE =—er 5 ou =e, — re we GET OY   ‘There Were Times When We Saw People That Weren’t There’

Gripped by Hallucinations and Delirium —  ‘We Saw People, Lights and Doors’, Says Rescued Miner   Rescuers Seeking Miner  Sink Drill Into Void

Contact Made In a Utah Mine   Keeping Warm Poses One of Greatest Problems  Hallucinations Occur During Entombment of Throne. Fellin

TALE OF THE TRAPPED MINERS  We Crawled Around That Hole for Days Looking for an Out

Miner Tells Own Story Of Fear, Anxiety While Trapped Underground    Copytight, 1963, Ry The Asseciated Press pn. HENRY THRONE

MINER TELLS OF HALLUCINATIONS DURING LONG WAIT FOR RESCUE   Copyright, 1963, By The Associated Press By HENRY THRONE  . ons «4. Sk, Ansewetinasalt Giese

Miner Relates Experience . . .  Two Weeks Burial In Deep Grave Described

Rescued Miner Describes Frightening Experience Of Long Underground Ordeal

Miner Wants To Keep Thanking God   12-Inch Shaft Driven For Still-Trapped Bova

Suffered Pain, Hunger, Thirst For Two Weeks   Trapped Men Imagine Many Things at Times

Miner Throne Tells of Horror and Miraculous Rescue   Copyright, 1963, By The Associated Press By HENRY THRONE

Throne’s Personal Story Trapped Two Weeks 300° Below Ground   By HENRY THRONE

Ferro)  ae e a a a ‘rapped Miners Saw Lights, People, Doors. That Woeren? Tho.  (EDITOR'S NOTE—Mirners Han.

ACCIDENT FACTS   Negro Boy’s Nude Ordeal In Jail Revealed in Capital   Miner Tells Gripping Story of Ordeal

What's Inside   Hallucinations, Delirium Spells Plagued Trapped Miners

Iwo Charged In Federal Theft  Cartons of Military Papers Recovered

March Children Past Troopers Despite  Wallace Move   two VYMten Arrested  Alert Officer Helps Regain Papers

STOLEN MILITARY DOCUMENTS RECOVERED  Off-Duty Officer Is Wrong Helper

CONGRESS 10 GET ‘BIG SPENBING BUDGET TODA’   JFK Expected to. Propose Unprecedented Outlay of $99 Billion   TIED TO TAX CUTS   Prospective Deficit Les: Than That in 1958-59 Under Fisenhower

President Sends 1963 Budget to Congress Today   Biaaest Portion of   Biggest Portion of $99 Billion Proposal To Go for Defense

JEK Sends Budget — ~— To Congress Today   Kennedy to Visit Italy This Year

 Total: s Almost $99 Billion  Congress Gets New  JFK Budget Today

DISASTER AT ANKARA Two Airliners Collide In Air Over Turkish City; 60 Die

Negro At War With Authorities, Leaders In Chicago   Appraisal Of East End Block Awaited By Housing Group         \Friendswood Schools Keep No-Smoke, No-Drink Policy

How Does Northern Negro Feel About Present and His Future?   By JUNIUS GRIFFIN

Barghoorn Ils Released   U.S. Professor Freed By Reds, Leaves Moscow

Freed Because of Kennedy Stand, Says Gromyko   Russians Shocked by Violent U.S. Reaction

Barghoorn Set Free by Russia,  Leaves for Home  ‘Concern’ by JFK Given as Reason For Fast Switch

Russia Whisks Alleged American Spy To London, Cites Kennedy ‘Concern

RUDOLPH ARNDTS TO NOTE 50TH ANNIVERSARY WITH OPEN HOUSE AUGUST 18

Rights Group Protest Police Dogs Spring Into  News And Controversy

New Reapportion Effort Being Made By Committee  During Special Session

Seven, Including Indiana Tourist,  ‘Shot By Berserk Soldier In Alaska

Soldier Goes Berserk,  Shoots Three Persons To Death, Wounds Four

Badly Shaken Young Big i American Free After (on! Ordeal in Red Prison fr...)

Well treated during 21 month imprisonment  American student freed by E. Germany

After 21 Months Of Prison   Charged With Luring East Germans to West

N.Y., Boston  Fear Race  Riot Waves - Cities Alerted  In Warning

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A’ Nationa Council of Churches Religious  lb eatures}

1) Mora. Namo  Ye bP 6vi riuin  On Toll for 43  Weekend Deaths Include Priest

j47L OlalES LOliLical Makeup Reapportionment In Kansas To Give Democrats Streneth

‘Politicians Look to °64 (Reap portioning Effect Depends on Who Votes

Able To Hit All World’s Land Areas  Navy Claims Added Advantage To Subs.

Storm Heading On Deadly Aim For Bahamas   Florida Coast Is Fairly Safe At The Moment

Winds Drop, But Intensity Will Increase   U.S. Naval Base Missed; Haiti Left In Shambles

Hurricane  Hits Cuba, Heads North  Flora Progressing Toward Bahamas,

Strong Civil Rights Law  Is Forecast  Any Legislation House Passes Will Be Signed

ELUPCS LUN LL UCM PTOMISE mil  House And GOP’s Hold Key To JEFK’s Civil Rights Program

House Action Holds Answer To Rights Bill   Accommodation Plan Draws Group Hostility

Harriman, Briton See Nikita   Hopeful Red Unity Talk Failure Will Soften Russians

Resignation Of Adenauer Told   Act Takes Effect Tuesday; Details Planned Long Ago

Adenauer Resigns His Post   Resignation Takes Effect Tuesday;. Not -To-Be Resistant

Nightmare of Strike Violence Erupts in Ontario Logging Country Dispute

New Violence Breaks Out in Forest Feud  Three Canadian Strikers Killed, Nine Wounded

Riot, Deaths  Mark Strike  By Loggers Three Men Killed, Nine Wounded in  yY ff. 79 $2 2.

Northwoods Tragedy  3 Slain as Striking Loggers, Independents Clash

3 Killed In Violence Of Wood Strike   Ontario Loggers Demand New Pact With Paper Mills

Nightmare Comes True in Northern Ontario Bushland; Strike Explodes in Violence, Deatt

Gunfire Kills 3 Strikers, Wounds Nine= Canada Logging Strike Violence Materializes

OLD FAITHFUL   WOODCUTTERS BATTLE IN ONTARIO Long, Tense Days In Strike End With Violence, Death   STRIKERS ACT

Agency Defends Toddy Airport Report Is Opposed  By Piedmont Who Favors Town Creek

Quints father dazed by births   ‘Mysterious mama’ They all want to cash in

Court OK‘s Impeachment Signs —  Anti-Warren Activities Greet Justice In Ga.

Atlanta Posts Impeachment Signs As Chief Justice Warren Visits -City

Anti - Warren Sent iment Close Police Measures For U. S. Chief Justice

Tight Security And Signs Calling For His impeachment Greet Chief Justice Warren

Warren Gets  Tight Guard  In Georgia Justice Arrives   In Athanta For  Address at School

WARREN FINDS COOL GREETING IN DEEP SOUTH   Chief Justice Speaka al Georgia Tech Anniversary Procram   ATTACKED BY SICNS   Desegregation Foes Ask Impeachment; Tight Security Measures

Warren Greeted IBy Signs Asking His Impeachment  Scheduled to Speak At Georaia Tech Meet

LY APLANEA VES POPC TRAMP, TR {WP, TRAMP, TRAMP Protest Signs Base Ban Hiking Marines Tread On Rip Warren Proposed As Lieutenant Laps Field

PROPOSED TAX  BILL DELIVERED  CRUSHING LOSS HAD BEEN TIED TO  PROPERTY, SALES TAX REDUCTIONS

Guido Asks Support Of Unity Plan.   Argentine People Urged To Vote For ‘Slate Of Candidates

Guido Seeks Unity   Argentine Chief Urges Splinter Groups To Fuse

$560,000 Yearly Saving For State Ohio House Eliminates Beer. Wine Tax Stamps

Elimination of Tax Receipt Stamps Okayed  ae ee. ee.   Rhodes To Deliver State-of-the-State Message Tonight

Russians Seen Rejecting New Test Ban Offer   Diplomats Doubt Initi ative by U.S. and Britain Will Break Deadlock.

Plan Aimed ii Breaking Deadlock Nikita Likely To Reject Proposais

Continue Probe of Hazardous Drugs Still on Market   Humphrey Rejects FDA Contention That They Are Closely Policad.

Rejects. Denial By FDA  Say Hexardau   Say Hazardous Drugs Okayed

Defense by Drug Unit Challenged   Humphrey Hits Denial Hazardous Items Got Clearance   Bound by Laws

General Assembly Opens Bill Hearings; Industrial Expansion Included

Cars Short for Shipping lowa Grain   Pleas for Cars Largely Going Unanswered

wooweomet FLOOD OF CORN serene lowa Feels Effect Of Boxcar Shortage

Can't Find Enough Boxcars: lowa's Record Corn, Bean Crops Backing U

Secret Service Provides es Chaperone  State Youth Describes Date with Daughter of President

Power Strike Talks  Continue, Federal  Mediator Asserts  5 Milwaukee Area Plants Are Picketed: Power Not Interrunted

Racial Front   Beefed-Up Police Units Are Guarding Against Violence In Both Mississippi, Florida

President Talks To Joint Session  Next Wednesday  Chief Executive Pledged Support   Chief Executive Pledged Support By Top Leaders

Government, Business Labor Leaders Give Executive Unity Pledge   Will Deliver Major Policy Speech To Joint Congress Wednesday

How  Huskers Harvested Oranges:  Sport Red  Section D   Johnson Calls for Briefing  On War in South Viet Nam

Fire Rages In Arkansas   Federal Troops Sent To Fight Forest Fire

TEACHERS ARE HIRED FOR FIVE CLASSES — OF RETARDED CHILDREN  THROHAIIMUALIT TUE PRT.

 TEACHERS ARE HIRED FOR FIVE CLASSES —  OF RETARDED CHILDREN  TBAT UAL?P Take mraimiry

TEACHERS ARE HIRED FOR. FIVE CLASSES —  OF RETARDED CHILDREN THEAMCMUOIT THE coOIAT.

Mother Abandoned Blind, Spastic Son To Get Medical Attention For Him

‘SEEMED TO BE DYING‘ . Distraught Mother Leaves Blind Child at Hospital

Mother says she abandoned blind, spastic son to get medical attention for him

Distraught Mother-¢f Blind and: Spastic Child Admits She Left Him In Hospital Room

 Had To Do Something,’ Says Mother Of Crying, 26-Mont-Old Spastic Son

Her Son “Just Lay There Crying” _  Mother Left Blind Baby ’ To Die

Rights Group To Ask Fund Withdrawals   March ts Planned To Treasurer's Office in St. Louis

Train Rams Freight; 57 Are \niured   Firemen To Rescue     Manhole Cover Pins Curious Girl By Fingers

56 Injured in Wisconsin  Train Crash   Passenger Train Plows Into Rear of Frejeht

Passenger Train Crashes Into Rear Of Freight In Wisconsin; 56 Persons Injured

Passenger Train Rams Into Freight   Latter Reportedly af Standstill Due to Engine Trouble

Rhodes Reveals He Plans To Fire Thousands   Governor Pushes Plan For Reorganization, Slash in State Costs

Reorganization Bill: Is Pushed  Patrol, Mental Health Aides To Be Spared

New Payroll Cuts Sought By Rhodes   Thousands Could Lose Jobs Under Proposed Measure

RALLY EVERY COUNTY  Republicans Make State Democrats Take Notice

Bank aide. $90,000 gone   Cleveland Trust assistant runs off te South Americe

Bank aide, $90,000 gone  Cleveland Trust assistant   Cleveland Trust assistant runs off te South America

Railroad Firemen’s Union In Conference With Wirtz To Consider New Proposal

Groups Riot  After Castro Cancels Trips  5000 Demonstrate: At Swiss Embassy For Aid In Leaving

Harriman Enroufe Home: Will Report On Moscow Trip To President Kennedy

Miac Under Attack For Fumbling  * * * * * *% ¥ *% * * * * * * * *  Debate Over Security, Sex Scandal Ends In Commons

Rusk Fails To Convince 2 Senators   Lausche And Aiken Say They Still Have Qualms Over Cuba

Closes Schools As Violence Erupts   Justice Department Officially Silent

One Negro Is Killed, 21 People Are Injured  Board of Education Accedes to Bid And to Request Stay of Court Order

MOVE MADE T0 CURB FURTHER RACIAL STRIFE   OUTBREAK LISTS ONE DEAD; FOUR POLICEMEN HURT

Action Taken As Desegregation Nears Zero Hour   Latest Uprising Sees Negro Killed, 21 Others Injured

Actual Toll ls Believed Much Higher   75,000 Persons Are Homeless; Hundreds Of Others Injured

A TERA ER BN  Lack of Financial Backing May Cost State GOI Its Top Senate Candidate Against Proxmire

Number One   Socialite Charged In Sword Death Of Sportsman Husband

New Student Riots Erupt in Saigon; Nhu Denounced  ‘Troops Arrest 100 Teenagers;  2 Soldters Serionsly Hurt ©

Vietnamese Students Toss Rocks   Open Rebellion In Saigon Flares Again Against Diem Reaime

Legislature Approves Nc Major Bills  Ole, Taconite Tax¢s and Ticket:

Progress Slow in Legislature   Week Brings No Major Accomplishments; Oleo, Taconite Get Attention

LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP  Taxes, Taconite, Tickets, Oleo Cause Ado in State

No Comment Here  Carthage College Tells  Parsons Pissiieeen Tall

Mission Of UN. Now In Saigon   Ambassador Lodge Called Home To Give Facts To Government

NATO Request U.S., Britain Ask Nuclear Strategy Board For Allies

US., Britain Plan Nuclear Policy. Panel  NATO Council To Be Asked To OK

U.S. Britain Will Ask For  Nuclear Unit   Board Would Handle Major Issues Of Allied Strategy; Both Are Prepared To Assign Powerful Forces Promptly

U.S., England Favor Nuclear Strategy Board   Plan To Recommend Key Move To NATO Council This Week

NewNATC Arms Plan Suggested   Britain and US To Submit Plan For A-Strateqy

Seek to Form Special Policy Control Board  Powers Set to Tell   Powers Set to Tell Council It Is Ready To Assign Weapons

No Changes Loom in S. Viet Nam  US. Bidee Ranart   U.S. Aides Report After Sessions On Southeast Asia

Vol. 72, No. 212 8c Per Copy  No Major Change in U.S. Policy in Viet  Says State Department

Conference decides  U.S. will continue aiding new South Viet Nam regime

No Viet Nam Change Seen   Spokesman Gives Report On Meeting in Honolulu

U. S. Attitude Is Unchanged In South Viet Nam  New Regime Hasn’t Prompted Revision Of Present Policy

Our Policy On Viet Nan Stays Firm   High-Level Review Fails To Chanve It

Word From Meeting Indicates: U.S. Doesn’t Plan To Change  Its Policy In South Viet Nam

U.S. F eeling In Viet Seen Unchanged   No New Proposals Reported Following Top-Level Meeting

U.S. Attitude  In Viet Nam  Staying Same No Proposals Made  For Major Changes  Th

Tension High In Katanga; Forces Flee   Tshombe Says He Was Attacked; Thousands Take Arms Into Bush

ing on the wording of an amendment which excludes school teachers from provisions of the bill.

ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Katanaans flee-to bush

Katanga Troops Disappear With Their Weapons   Situation In Kolwezi Tense

South Pacific Group J oined  By Indonesia   Nation Linked Up With Philippines, Western Malava

Indonesia Will Join Federation  Red China Is Seen Ac Threat to Peace

~—~—‘I Decided To Marry Her When I Learned She Was Going To Have Quintuplets’>~  Five Boys Born Premature In Venezuela

Doctors Keep Vigil Over Quintuplets  Five Boys Born Prematurely To Venezuelan Couple

SiN LAL wi DA bP  Grandmother Delivers Quints In Venezuela; All Listed OK

QUINTUPLETS IN VENEZUELA, QUADRUPLETS IN U.S.  Multiple Births All Over   GOVERNMENT HELP   PROUD FATHER

Venezuela, Mississippi Events  Quints, Quadruplets Born in Americas

Medical Experts Keen Vigil Over Quintuplet Boys  Mother, Baby Boys  Reported To Be In

Doctors Keep Close Vigil ae Venezuela Grandmother Gives Birth to Quints

One Papa Happy He Has Grocery Store . . . Oldest of Nine Children Is Six Years Old  Population Jumps, Ouints and Ouads Are Born Saturday

Quintuplets Born to Grandmother, 34, Watched Over in Incubator, Fed Milk

Babies Are Healthy Quads Born in Mississippi; Quints to Venezuelan Couple

Where To Find It   Grandmother Gives Birth to Quints: Businessman Glad He Owns Grocery   Then She Marries   Names a Problem

Born To Venezuelan Grandmother Medical Specialists Keep ‘Watch Over Quintuplets

Watched Carefully _  Quintuplet Boys To Grandmother In Venezuela

Ali are satisiactory Quint boysin incubator   Dad of quads owns grocery

 3-day old infants in good condition  Venezuelan arandmother has quint sons

‘Doctors closely watch  -Quintuplet boys born fo Venezuelan qrandmother

Venezuela Mother Gives Birth To Quintuplet  Boys; Premature Infants Placed In Incubator

Team of Medical Specialists Keeps Watch Over Quintuplet Boys Born in Venezuela

Multiple mirthes «ss Venesuela’s Ouints On  Diet Of Skimmed Milk

Boy Quints for Venezuelan Grandma  ...Girl Quads for Mississippt Mom

Third Set In Western Hemisphere Quintuplet Boys Born Premature To  Venezuelan Grandmother Appear Okay

Double-Fatal Accidents Push Ohic Weekend Traffic Death Toll to 13

5 KILLED, 10 WOUNDED  Pro-Castro Terrorists Stage Venezuela Raids

You ll Find      2 Colorado Miners Stranded Two Nights In 15-Below Cold

ar oliaes Uir Ko  Pair Rescued After 2-Night Ordeal. 15-Below Zero Cold

‘One Gave Coat To His Injured Buddy  Pair Survive Frigid Mountain Ordeal

How To Prevent Blight?  Both Tenant,  BUALEUIUS U VUE  Slum Blame

Approve 5-Year  Road Program $595 Million to   $595 Million to Be Spent by 1968

Improvement In Education Is Stressed   Funds Are Sought For Rehabilitation Of Relief Clients

U.S. hopeful for test ban agreement with Soviets   Plow 10 DE a Good moimer, FIST Laay For Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy her children come first

Schools Integrated Peacefully   Desegregation Begins in Number Of Southern Cities

{Richardson Sees An Urgent Need  NRVIC Asks For More Labor . ‘Data

Cosmonaut Says He Feels Fine, Has Hearty Appetite  Russian Continues To Orbit Earth

Cloudy   ‘Hawk’ Completes Day In Orbit  Where Is Soviet Spacewoman?

Bykovsky Completes First 24 Hours Aloft In Possible Space Flight Of Five Days   Report 25-Year-Old Girl Ready For Launch From Siberia Site: Kixcels Men In Passing Tests

Cosmonaut Completes  16th Orbit   First Spacewoman May Join Russian In Twin Flight

Cosmonaut Doing W ell. Sends U.S. Greetings Girl Poised for Parallel Attempt From Central Siberia Launch Pad

Soviets May Put Woman Into Space   Would Join Cosmonaut Launched On  Bridayv

Cosmonaut Comnietes First 24 Hours In Orbit; Snacewoman May Join Him

16 Circuits Made by 5th  Cosmonaut   Spaceman Reports He Feels Fine, Has Hearty Appetite

Ends First 24: Hours In Space Jaunt   Russian Reports  He’s Feeling Fine

Cosmonaut Completes  24 Hours   Reports By Radio That He Feels Fine, Sleeps, Has Hearty Appetite

Red Cosmonaut Completes First 2.4 Hours Aloft   Bykovsky May Soon Be Joined In Orbit By World’s First Spoacewoman

Soviet Flier Completes Firs! 24 Hours Aloft  Cosmonaut Conveys Greetings To People

Russian Cosmonaut Completes First Day   Speculation Is That Soviet Woman Will Join Bykovsky in Twin Flight; All Instruments Reported Working Well

Russ Capsule Orbits Over United States  Up 24 Hours In Five-Day Flight

Future prospecting will be on ground  Two rescued after 12 hours in dry well

‘orcing Temporary Evacuation ... Series of Fires Sweep Empire State Building

bu REPORTS 400 DEAD Hurricane Flora Threatens Cuba Again; Toll Ils Heavy

jehiaiet Mcichchethdateie dienes Killer Hurricane  May Rip Cuba Again

400 Deaths Reported In Killer Storm   Cuban South Coast Battered By Rains Third Straight Day

Heavy Biow At Bahamas Possibility  400) Deaths Tey Stormy Worlee

Chance Seen Florida Will Escape Blow   Hurricane Stalls; May Peril Rahamas When It Moves Avain

Stationary Hurricane Rakes Cuba  400 Now Dead; Storm Is Seen Gainins Power

Red Guards Shove African Students Into Snow Today   West Berliners Line Up In Cold, Snow For Passes

Student Bloe Repulsed by Soviet Guard:   Africans Pushed inte Snow At Embassy in Moscow

Soviet militiamen clash with Ghanaian students   Result of African demonstrations  Racial strife heightens within Communist bloc

J unior High Art & Music Festival Deserves Plaudits   Hard. Work by . Student; and Teachers. Makes foi Fine Program Saturday.

Big Hurricane Flora Enroute Toward Jamaic   125-MPH Winds Reported

Southland ' Shivers in  Bitter Cold   Smudge Pots Burn In Citrus Groves

5S a Sn Sn as WINTER IN SOUTHLAND  Smudge Pots Smoke In Citrus Groves

Girl Dies in Wilkin Co. Crash as Other Accidents Wipe Out Three Families   Ey THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Girl Dies in Wilkin Co. Crash as Other Accidents Wipe Out Three Families

Court Overturns Sit-In Decisions   Student Suspension Shakes Race Truce

WORLD NEWS Convictions of Demonstrators Reversed by Supreme Court

38 Sit-in Convictions Rever sed  High Court Rules on Segregation

Reds Stop Vehicles At Chee ‘kpoint   Russians Drive ored Cars Aeross Autobahn

Soviets Seal Off Autobahn To Stop Dash   Armored Vehicles Are Driven Across Road To W. Berlin

U.S. Convoy Tries To Crash Blockade   Dog Bites Butte Mailman; Postal Service Considers Steps to Halt Recurrence

Soviets Still Hold Convoy   American Trucks Fai In Effort To Pass Berlin Barrier

Yank Vehicles Try to Enter West Berlin   Reds Warn Allies They Will Set Rules For Autobahn Travel

American Convoy Attempt to Bust Blockade Halted   Soviet Vehicles Stop Movement Of U.S. Troops

Rules Not Up To West Says Red Colonel   Soviets Use Armored Cars And Trucks To Halt Breakthrough

blocked on  Red Armored Carriers Stop U.S. Convoy From Moving to W. Berlir

Hospital, Drug Help — Favored by Senate —  Measure Sent to House With Vote, 19-8 One Mere Than Required for Passage

In Jefferson County .. .  Bids To Be Asked On Another Shortway Piece

Gov. Wallace Says ‘No,’ But   TwoN egro Students Enter Dormitories

“Cease, Desist’ Was Order   Governor Stands  In Doorway  Where Two Negroes Were To Register

Colored Children Enter Public Schools in Birmingham, Mobile, Tuskegee Soon After President Federalizes Alabama Militia

‘Bama Leader Wont Admif Two Negroes   Shift In Strategy Sees Colored Duo Go To Dormitories

State Guard Federalized; — U.S. Vows to. Register Two Negroes. by Nightfall

Gov. Wallace Ignores JFK Cease Order   Bars Two Negroes From Registering

Kennedy Federalizes Alabama Troops, Tells McNamara To Use Any Military Force Needed To Carry Out His Orders

Kennedy Calls Up Guardsmen   Related pictures Pas. 4-4, 5-A, 3-B   Guard on Duty at Dawn

 Wallace Move to Use Guards at Three Schools Brings Action  JEK Federalizes Alabama Guard   JEERING CROWD GATHERS AT BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL

Transition Peacetul ExceptOne ActionComes After  Guard Is Called

Seven Stars Air Pollution Action Near   U.S. Takes Over Alabama National Guard; Wallace Told To “Cease, Desist’ In Fight To Integrate Schools In Three Main Cities

INTEGRATE SCHOOLS IN BIRMINGHAM   Negroes Also Go To School In Tuskegee, Mobile, Huntsville; President Strips Wallace Of Troops.

Negroes Enter Schools; Minor Trouble Flares  Governor Loses His ‘Showdown’ On Integration

Birmingham Pupils Jeer At Negroes   Troops Put Under U.S. Control; Most Integration Quict

pars Entrance or i wo Negro Students a ace oF two Negro Students  Gov. Wallace Wins 1st Round In ‘Bama Battle   Use of Army Troops Authorized  Kennedy Orders Alabama Guardsmen Federalized

Defies Kennedy LS Wallace Bars Negro Students at Door Of Registry Bldg. .

Action Ends Racial Bans  ByGovernor   20 Negroes Enter Alahama Schools, Guard Withdrawn

JFK Takes Command  Of Guard    Earlier, Wallace — Had Run Marshals: From The Capitol —

Authorizes Use Of Army Troops; Wallace Defiantly Blocks 2 Negroes

20 Negro Children Integrated   All Quiet At Most Schools As Kennedy Took Over Control Of 17.000 Guardsmen

President Federalizes Guardsmen   20 Negro Students Enter Schools In Three Alabama Cities

Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper :  JFK CALLS GUARD   20 Negroes . Integrate "Bama Public Schools

Federalizes Alabama's Guard, 3 Cities Integrate; Disorders Are Controlled

Disorders Break Out At Birmingham High  Alabama Guard Federalized: Schools Integrated

Last Minute Order Defied by Wallace   U.S. Sets Student Pair's Registry for Later Today

BOYCOTT IS STAGED BY SOME WHITES   Some Of Troops Are Ordered To  Birmingham Ares

20 Negroes Admitted in 3 Cities   Wallace Won't Comment on Move Ry President

Gov. Wallace To Carry Qut His Threat  Tight Security   Tight Security Measures Taken To Prevent Riot

JFK ASSUMES CONTROL  Bama Guard Federalized, 20 Negroes Enter School

Alabama Governor Handed Message From President, Then Stands On White Line And Reads Proclamation

Negroes Enter Alabama Elementary Schools nr Sementary ochools  Wallace Wilts As Guard Is ~ Federalized

Near-Riot In Birmingham  Schools Integrate After JFK Federalizes Guards

Stands In Doorway, Blocks Enrollment,  Defies JFK Order   Alabama Governor Also Flouts Court Injunction In Preventing Pair From Entering University

Another Try Is Set Later Today By Justice Dept.   Wallace Defies Order by President; Negroes Are Taken to Dormitories.

Integrate Schools In Alabama Cities  JFK Strips Wallace of Guard Cantral

From ’Bama U.   from “pama &, JERK Calls Out Guards  Gov. Wallace Defies Kennedy By Barring Negro Students

GOVERNOR IS TOLD COUPLE WILL ENTER   Long Statement Declared Federal Orders Illegal

SOIREE VEE IOINWVRE GUT ERIN  President Seizes Control Of Alabama National Guard

Integration Of Schools Assured  First Negro Pupils Enter Mobile School

- KENNEDY TAKES OVER NATIONAL GUARD  Negroes Enter Alabama Schools

Kennedy Signs Cease, Desist Proclamation   Orders Wallace To Stop Blocking Desegregation

integration then proceeds  JFK takes National Guard control from Gov. Wallace

President Takes Over State Guard  Wallace Declines   Wallace Declines To Comment About Kennedy’s Action

President Authorizes Use of Troops in School Crisis  JFK FEDERALIZES ALABAMA GUARD

GRABS 17,000 TROOPS AWAY FROM WALLACE   20 NEGROES ENTER SCHOOLS IN THREE SOUTHERN CITIES

Kennedy Puts Guard Under Federal Control   White Students Start Boycott At Birmingham

20 Children Enter Buildings In Three Cities  bis seas cents d  ar (2nardeman   Youth Admitted After Guardsmen Are Federalized

Kennedy Federalizes Guardsmen   Two Negroes Return To Dormitories; Next Attempt Is Planned

School Barriers Fall in Alabama   Classes in Birmingham, Mobile And Tuskeaee Are Intearated

Gov. Wallace Breaks Silence With Statement   20 Negro Children Enroll At Mobile, Tuskegee, Birmingham

Birmingham Trouble Erupts As Students Start Boycott; Crowd Scuffles With Cops

Kennedy Strip: Gov. Wallace of His Control   Negro Children Enter Schools in Three Cities

Two Negro Students Enter  College Dorms As Wallace Stands Reading Statement

McNamara Told fo Take Any Steps  Kennedy O rders Wallace to Cease

Integration of Schools of 3 Cities Follows   Goy. Wallace Declins

20 Negro  Children Go fo School   White Students Boycott Classes At Birmingham

Killer Cold Still Grips Eastern U.S.   Temperatures Daun Somewha But Snow Continues to Fall

‘Life’s End‘  SISTER M. JULIANA — GEHLEN TEACHER DIES AT HOSPITAL Rites and Burtal Set Here Friday

‘pep 7 - wie Life’s End SISTER M. JULIANA -~ GEHLEN TEACHER DIES AT HOSPITAL  Rites and Burial Set Here Friday

Three Suspects Captured  Held On $10,000 Bond  Following Arraignment   All Cars

Ohio County Seats Too Senate To Act On Moving Capital In Bomb Attack

Temporary Ohio Capital Eyed   Trensfer Plan Needed If Enemy Bombs Fall

 Coffee - time.  Sat  : ] X, “ oH ty ™ 4 eee ~y ey. pd Stan at pie

Warren County 4H Home Economics And Vegetable Judging Day, July 8   Judging Contests Held in Foods, Clothing Home Management, Home Grounds and Vegetables—Complete List of Winners Announced

lowa Hunt Seasonls Liberalized   Bumper Crop of Birds Game Forecast by Commission

In Case of Integration Trouble  Air Force Has Air Photos of Alabama U.

GOP IS OFFERED UNRUH PEACE PIPE   Bagley Says Assembly Leader Boxed In, Has Partisan Monkey On His Own Back

PROBABLY BURNED  Securities Worth $7.5 Million  Vanish From California Bank

$7.5 Million Securities Are Missing   Advanee Theory OF Certificates Being Burned

May Have Been Accidentally Destroyed ...  $7.5 Million In Securities Vanish From Bank

 Believed Destroyed  $7.5 Million in Securities Vanish From Reserve Bank

$7.5 Million  In Securities  Disappears Now Believed  Papers Burned Ry Accident

Presidential Politics  New York Conservatives Hold Balance of Power

Banking Abuses Probed   House Will Consider Corrective Legislation

Bank Links Uncovered  In Probe  Legislation Urged To Cover ‘Abuses’

Bill Likely On Network In Banking   Stock Connections Disturb Conaressman

Bishop Oxnam DiesinN. Y.   Retired Methodist Leader Ex-President Of World Churches

Plan First To Raise State Sum   > Auto and Liquor  Fight Continues

GOP Leaders Transmit Racing Program to Floor In First Fiscal Plan Test

Friends’ Faces Haunt Survivor Of Holocaust:  Death Toll Reaches 25

  Elderly Jewish Lady Describes Horror And Nightmare Of Tragic Hotel Fire

Atlantic City Ruins  Nine Found Of 25 Dead      RELATED PHOTO ... See Page 20

‘FLAMES WERE ALL AROUND ME’  Saath tnetndieinatneaiedeatetedeteeieteateietamahe doth  Witness Describes Horror of Fire

McNamara Plugs For Foreign Aid   Best, Cheapest Way To Carry Out Our Strateay. He Says

_ Rejects Fortress America  Aid Halt Is Slow Suicide  Secretary of Defense Says

No Direcf Note Made Of Oil Deal   Oblique Reference To Murray, Daniel In Discussion ~

a a ae eee ee ee  Screams, But No One Hears Him .  Youth's Head. Dinned Beneath Ca ar ie 7 Hours

Snow, Cold Plague State, Hocking County   4-6 Inch Snowfall, Sub-Zero Readings Forecast For Arca

To Get Honorary U.S. Citizenship  Churchill To Be Honored By JFK

State Budget Negotiators Hit Snac Early In Discussion—School Aids

Sir Winston Returns to Commons;  It Is Believed to Be His Final Visit

Special Panel Begins Study Of Shipyards   Pentagon Group to Ex. plore Possibility of Closing Some In stallations.

Other Incomes Due Axe?  Defense To Sift Cutbacks For 11 Naval Shipyards

100,000 Jobs Could Be Affected   U.S. Eyes Closing ‘Of Some Shipyards

Workmern injured  by blast   Gas touched off while they worked in tunnel

At Conference Here Create Good Public Image. Law Officers Advised

New Haven Police Swing Nightsticks \To Halt College Student Panty Raid

FIREBOMB AND EGGS ALSO TOSSED  Curfew Is Ordered After Mob Stones Home Of Negro Family

“Nibbling Around Edges”...  No Significant Troop Cuts Expected in Western Europe

REDUCTIONS IN EUROPE FORCES WILL BE MINOR   BIG LIFT PROJECT NOT PRELUDE TO U.S. WITHDRAWAL

Police Jail 1,000 Led by Dick Gregory  Demonstrators March Again in Bid for Equality

Reds Run  Strong  In Italy   At New Hi gh  AGs Glaatin f4icér LAST

1 41 On Board Allegheny Airliner Have Anxious Moments  ‘Plane Loses Landing Wheel

Ohio House To Vote On GOP Proposals   Party Seeks Control Of Racing Body, Hopes To Eliminate Holdover. Cabinet

‘British, Aust Australian Scientists Win  Nobel Medicine Prize Given

FIGURES CONFLICT WITH JFK’S ESTIMATES 17,000 Russian Troops still in Cuba - Keating

Believes 17,000  Remain  Disagrees With   Disagrees With JFK On Strengtl

Raps Administration Handling —  17,000 Soviets Are In Cuba—Keating

Brown Says Session Is  Crossroads  ‘Lasting Impact On State’s Future’

U Thant Is Checking If Prostitutes Are Operating in the United Nations

U Thant Probes. Into UN Morals   Should Ward Stand Trial?  Christine Tells Her Story

(Breach of Trust’ Charged Labor Secretary Under Fire ‘For Role In Political Affair

5 Scientists Share Two Nobel Prizes   American Woman, 2 Others Given Award for Physics

5 Win Nobel Prizes   Two Americans Share Award For Physics With German Prof.

Inside Todavy‘s Times   ONE IS WOMAN SCIENTIST  2 Americans Get Nobel Prizes

Legislative Change Open To Public Vote  Hanna Amendment Attacked In Suit Of City Interests

Proposes Establishment Of 4 New State Agencies; More Medicare For Aged

Legislative Plan Over Full Range Of Govt. Affairs   Referendum On Constitutional Convention, 4 New Agencies, Medical Care Action 't Ureed

Denial of Red Link Is Hit by Mississippian   Massive Shift of Negroes Proposed

‘RED COVERUP JOB IN RIGHTS ISSUE’   Southerner Charges Robert Kennedy Knows Communists Behind Demonstration:

REPEATS OLD CHARGE ON ‘COMMUNISM   Bobby Kennedy Vocal Target Of Southern Witness

Rights Leaders Asking for Fair Employment Bill  Given Assurance by Head ommittee

Plunges 35 Feet Onto Concrete Floor  Circus Aerialist Hurt In Fall

Heat’s on in Washington, womer: vak loudly over yak-hair wigs   License wiaageries

 EAS! AST B BERLIN ERD SPEAKS AKS:  oT ell Them We Have No Hope’

United Nations Debate—— Soviets Seen Backing Syria Against Israel

- Area Deaths  JOHN HENRY BALDES  TO BE INTERRED ar NESTIINE CEMETEDY

Area Deaths  JOHN HENRY BALDES ‘TO BE INTERRED  2 RIE RPT Few ee ees

Area Deaths  JOHN HENRY BALDES TO BE INTERRED  ma®w et mwa ~Pres eEeeT e

Use of ‘Naked Blackmail’ by Lobbyist Hit   Alfonsi Assails Spokesman for State College Faculties

Entire Indian Culture Vanished  lowa’s Greatest Missing Persons Mystery Still Unsolved

What Happened To Ancient People?  Effigy Mounds In lowa Pose a Mystery

Found Guilty Of Masterminding Wifes Death   Two More Persons May Face Trial For Part In Case

Judge Hands Down Life Sentence   Two Others Involved Face Murder Trials; May Appeal Verdict

Rail Showdown Meet Set Today   Unions, Management Try To Solve Snarl

Towed To Port   Showdown Meeting Today In Rail Crisis   Agreement Sought On Arbitration Plan

Railroad, Union  Lawyers Called To Conference   Labor Department Calls Showdown Session On Rules For Arbitration

Wirtz Aide  Calls Parley  By Lawyers Procedures To Be  Aired In Effort To Break Impasse

New Impasse Forcing Rail Dispute Principals To Show-Down Meeting   Strange Sports Car May Be Linked To Britain’s Robbery

Summon Both Sides  Government Moves to Break Impasse on Rail Work Rules Fuss in Washington Parley

Rails, Unions In Showdown On Arbitratior   Labor Department Calls Meeting to Set tlhe Discussion or Ground Rules,

Penthouse May Hold One Big Happy Family: Nixon, Rocky and Ex-Wite

ONE BIG, HAPPY FAMILY’   Rocky, Ex-Wife, Nixon Now All Under One Roof

Rockefeller would be neighbor  if Nixon buys co-op apartment   $200,000 ticket

Refuses to Meet With JFK During European Trip  De Gaulle Snubs Kennedy

Where to Find It   DeGaulle Ignores Kennedy's  Bid for Paris Conference

De Gaulle Gives Kennedy the Col Shoulder: Adenauer Offers His Hand

Democrats Describe ‘Tax Measure Call It The Key  i   To The Nation’s  Feonamic Welfare

End Marathon Negotiations in Paper Strike   ‘Showdown’ Peace Talks Fail to Settle Issues

Mobile Classrooms Integration Battle  Bursts Into Chicago Race Flames

Defiant Integrationists Arrested By ‘Dozens In Chicago and Elizabeth, N.J.

UW Regents Favor Downer Purchase  Ask State Building Commission To Aaree to $10 Million Price

No Place © 'To Keep Delinquents   Judge Threatens To Release Them

(Covernment To Battle Cuban Reds   Milidamen Ambushed   Te Meet Cardona

Anti-Castro Government  Established   22 Units Set Up Underground Move, Declare War State

Castro Enemies  °At War’   Formation Of New ‘Republic In Arms’ Unites Cuban Groun

22 Groups Form Cuba Underground Government; Declare War On Castro

Public hearings set on  Bering Sea fishery by senate commerce comm.

Strikes May Slow  Economy   Threat of Rail, Steel Strikes Still Cloud U.S. Spring Business Outlook

HOPE TO AVERT WORK STOPPAGES  Strike Clouds Gather Over Steel, Railroads

Job Seems Secure  Nikita Ends Tenth Year As Red Chief   50,000 Flee China Famine Visitors Say

a aMePaMaPPataMahataMaMatetaMePatatet MeMPaMMaMMataMy  ‘Washington Roundup

‘Nearly 4,000 Workers ‘For Kaiser Are to Get Pentre in Labor Plan

Nazi Fence In Inverness ls Protested  Supervisors Have  Stormy Encounte VAsisal Manananm te

‘Nazi Fence In Inverness ls Protested  Supervisors Have   Supervisors Have Stormy Encounter With Opponents

Senators Kear Praise For Kennedy   Gave Public Service At Highest Levels, Says GOP Leader

Consumer Safeguard Bills Urged Governor Calls  Credit Biggest Problem

Car Leaves Road Near Greenfield; 2 Critically Hurt  Crash Kills 2 Sabina Girls

Morrison to Face Runoff In Louisiana   U.S. ‘Intervention’ Made Big Issue in Governorship Race

‘SILENCE IS OVER’... Morrison Is Faced With ' Intervention’ In Jan. 11 Runoff

Issue Faced By Morrison In Louisiana  U. S. Intervention Question Raised In Bitter Runoff

1) FFF eR Or artia ————  \Runoff Election Needed To Settle Governorship Battle

U.S. Cancels Three Small Aomic Tess   Action Follows Hint By Soviet It Might Set Off New Blasts

U.S. CALLS OFF THREE A-TESTS      No Explanation Given for Cancellation of Nevada Site Blasts

KERNER'S VETO RULED ON BY SUPREME COURT  UNDER ADVISEMENT AC orm i waAlit  tA RAO   UNDER ADVISEMENT AS REP. WILLIAMS ARGUES AUTHORITY

Reapportionment Bill Veto Case Against Kerner  ‘Under Advisement’

Chile Ousts Red Envoy AmidFuror   Almeyda Attempts To Recover Papers

Cuban Aide Ousted By Chileans   Action Climax To Cloak And Dagger Whirl Of Events

Changed Identity  Cuban Diplomat Expelled By Chile After Incidents

Caught Posing as Citizen     Chile Orders Cuban Diplomat Sent Home

Spectacular Blast Razes Ohio Plants   Giant Fireworks Complex In Hit; Worker Injured

For Firing on Shrimp Boat . . . Speedy Explanation Acked From Castro

Ship Unarmed.      President Demands Quick Explanation From Cuba About Attack on U.S. Boat

U.S. Demands Speedy Explanation Of Jet ‘Attack’ On Shrimp Boat      Cuba Claims Smugglers Active In Caribbean

Strong Note Sent To Castro; Crew Charges Machine Guns Fired   Cuban Radio Says U.S. ‘Inventing’ Attack As Coverup: eh Not Rockets

Bulging Classrooms  we we wv wk  New Board To Face Schoo! Problem

State Road Toll Passes 600 Mark; Four Youths Die When Stolen Car Hits Train

Mother Seton Beatification Set   Rome Throneed For Rites At St. Peter’s Basilica

Senate Clears Decks to Get Ball Rolling   Liberals Are Defeated in Tame Battle

Prohibition Party Has  Convention   Back Constitution; Officers Elected

LNuclear Defense     ‘Spies For Peace’ Spill More Of Britain’s Secrets

Civil Rights Program facing Bitter Battle in Trip Through Congress

Ole Miss Law Dean Will Resign   Ci ivii KRignts .  See Tortuous Course

South may filibuster Civil rights bill facing obstacles in House, Senate

Rights Plan Seen Barrier  To Tax Slash  Dixie Resentment Against Kennedy's Proposals Cited

House decision forecast for August  Congress starts action  on civil rights program

Uncertain. Legislative Fate Facing Kannedy’s Civil Rights Proposals

Rights Bill  Begins  ‘Journey’ Negroes To March   Negroes To March On Capitol If Senate Filibusters

ENATE OUTLOOK DIMMER  Southern Resentment On Civil Rights May Block Tax Cut

Southern Resentment To Civil Rights Program May Hurt Proposed Tax Cut   eee Re Oil Congressional Machinery For Start Of Long Civil Rights ‘Trip’

Civil Rights Battle May Delay Tax Cut   CIVIL RIGHTS LAUNCHED Party Leaders Work for Bill

Civil rights filibuster seen certain prospect in Senate   BFaderal fund<«

Civil Rights Program Now Before Congres:  . Now on Tortuous, ‘Uncertain Journey With Possible Effects on Other Bills

South May Bar Any Reduction In Income Tax  Resentment Against Riahts Plan Cauce

Congress is readying for JFK plan“   Party leaders . start oiling for early decision

South's Civil Rights Fight May Delay Tax Cut Bill ‘Til Next Year

SENATE FILIBUSTER VIRTUALLY CERTAIN  RoughRoad Ahead For Rights Bill

Bone-Wearying Filibuster Is Seen In Senate   Bitter Debate May Halt Action On Other Administration Proposal:

Senate Will Probably  Stop Action In A Long Drawn-Out Filibuster

Predict House May Act On Bill In August But Filibuster Seen In Senate; Hearings Next Week

Uncertain Journey :  Congress Oiling Machinery For Rights Program

Party Leaders Oil Machinery For Rights Bill   Prospects Point to House Vote in August

Senate Furore Over Civil Rights May Delay Other Legislative Action

Perilous Road Faces Civil Rights Measure   Bone-Wearying Filibuster in Senate Expected

Immediate Tax Cut Unlikely      Civil Rights Bill Fate Uncertain

Decision By House Due In August   Oil Machinery For Start Of Civil Rights Program

JFK Proposals On Civil Rights Will Stir Battle  Senators Likely To Balk; Negroes Plan Pressures

Rocky Road Predicted. for Rights’ Plan   Negroes’ Leaders Plan Marches If Filibuster Develop:

Tax Cut Delayed By Resentment On Civil Rights   Southerners Expected To Fight President On All Future Issues

May Delay Cul Until Next Year  eee ean pm no mca at mm eminem  Tax Fight In Rights Issue

Congress Is Sef” To Begin Action On Civil Righis   Prospects Cloudy as To How Presidents Blan Wal Basa.

Inside Today   Wilson Leaf Averages $60.91; Poundage Also High For Year

Financial Aid Offered  Quintuplets Switched to Artificial Milk Formula: Parents Select Names for Babies

CINDY SPAWNED IN. MEXICAN GULF   FOUR MARYS NAMED —  Ouints Get Milk Fermula

Nation Has 398 Millionaires of Record, Most Since 1929 Wall Street Crash

U.S.Chemist Is Awarded  Nobel Prize   Linus Pauling Earns Second Award; Red _Cxoss Aleo Honored

Second for U. 8. Scientist Se ena  Pauling, Red Cross Units Get Nobel Peace Prizes

Time Jumps Hour Sunday   More Than 100 Million Will Turn Clocks Ahead for Daylight Saving

se an Hour’s Sleep  Time Changes Early Sunday   By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

General Assembly Redistricts Senate, Approves Amendment   PROBABLY JAN. 14  State Will Vote On Amendment

District Blazes Could Be Fanned Out of Control   Saxton Schools Start Half-Day Classes Because of Water Shortage.

Ginny s Fringe Winds Are New Threat  Vire Danger Growing In Parched Woodlands      Danger of Snresding

SCOTT CHARGES LORENZ WITH WASTING FUNDS   FORMER TREASURER DENIES ACCUSATION OF OVERSPENDING

Campers Move Out of Park tn a Hurry   Lifer Protests Thompson Fee

Step Beyond Dynasoar  Air Force Seeks Piloted Space Craft By 1970:

Plans Forming For Pilofed Spaceplane   Will Take Off, Orbit Then Land

Daniel Bids Legislature Farewell   Praises Successor, Gives State Budget Recommendations

Ottoman Ushers Dear Dad To Best Seat in the House.   HANDY CHIDE TO THE INSIDE

Rocket Plane Shoots Higher Than Expected   67-Mile-High Record Erases Mark Set Year Ago by White; No Reason for Surprise Heighth

X15 in ‘Error’ Hurtles 67 Miles High to Sef an Unscheduled Record

Flight billed warmup sets altitude mark   Upward surge steeper than was scheduled

New Altitude Mark by X 15 +67 Miles   Joseph Walker Overshoots Aim Of 315,000 Feet

New self-propelled craft mark X15 sets new altitude  record of 67 miles

ce  ee ee Aiken County Public Libra ws : Kennedy Predicts Ratification Of Test Ban Treaty

Kennedy Insists U.S. Must Ratify  TestBanTreaty ToDeterRed China

Anderson Appoints Cromb, Morgan To Board Of Regents   Fill Posts Which Have Been Available For Nearly 4 Months

House Changes Unacceptable To Senators   Hughes Says He Would Accept House Bill

Deadlock Between House, Senate on Tax Unbroken   “Fase Sales Tax On Implements:

Frommelt Says Bill Is Dead   Mooty Rules No Reconsideration On ‘Withholding’

Senate Rejects House Amendments—  Deadlock on Tax Measure Continues

Thousands  Scurry to *  High Land   Port Arther Malls Heucuation Orders

Evacuation Proceding  With Speed   Louisiana, Texas. Border Area Braces For Tornadic Winds

Desegregation Ruckus   Jesegregation Ruckus  Solon Charges U.S. Using GI As ‘Tool’

Speedy U.S. Recognition Anticipated   Junta Which Upset Diem’s Government Seen Holding Powe:

Revolutionary Junta Hopes for U.S. Recognition; Ex-Leaders Believed Slain; City Calm; U.N. Unit Leaving

Rebel Junta Likely To Keep Reins   Swift Recognition By U.S. Objective

Viet Junta Setting Up Government  Quick U.S.   Quick U.S. Recognition Is Expected

Junta Seeks To Establish  Government   Hopes Buddhist-Led Regime Will Be Given Quick U.S. Approval

Buddhists Due To Hold Leading Posts in Regime  U.S. Expected To Recognize

Works To Form Government — And Expects Quick U. S.  — Recosnition

Kennedy At Rites For Baby   Private Services At ‘ Cardinal’s Chapel .

Kennedy Appoints New Head of FCC  Tennessee Lawyer Succeeds Minow, Effective on June 1

Henry Namec To FCC Post By President  Minow Resigns Job Five Years Before His Term Ends

Sees Surplus To Cut Down On Deficit   Few Programs Boosted; Most of Figures Are ‘Costs Built In’

Coroner Shot in Leg Investigating Fatality  Orville Mott Dies of Bullet in Head: Same Gun Accidentally Wounds Official

Meadville Man Is Accidentally Shot   Linn County Coroner Bob Wright Hurt as He Probes Derth ~

: Leonardo Would Have Loved It  ‘Mona Woman of the Hour in Washington

Hoopla for a Lady—  Kennedy to Lead Notables To Unveiling of Mona Lisa

Million expected to view painting ‘   It’s Mona Lisa day in nation’s capital

Young Matron With Mysterious Smile Will Be Taken Out Of Vault This Eve

Mona Lisa Gets Red Carpet Treatment ‘On Her Visit To The Nation’s Capital

~~ + + x «KX Mona Lisa Battles Congress For Popularity in Capitol

Mona Lisa To Be Unveiled In Capital Today   Public To See Her Wednesday

Da Vinci's Masterpiece In Special Viewing— It's Mona Lisa Day Today In Washington

In 34th All-Star game Mays’ hitting-base running leads N. L. 5-3 victory

‘faith for Freedom Indestructible  Sir Winston Churchill Honorary U.S. Citizen

Soviet Charges Are Rejectd by United States  Russia Is Reminded Aa ., wm 4 me, tage

U.S. Denies Russ Charge On Raiders  New Call for Russ Troop Removal

Not Behind Raids — U. S. Rejects Soviet _ Charges in Ship Attacks

U. S. Rejects Soviet Charges Nation Backed Raids By Cuban Exiles

Refuses demand for damages U.S. denies responisibility for Cuban refugee raids

U.S. Rejects Raid Charges   Soviet Is Sharply Reminded Of Discontent on Cuba Role

State Depi. Says U. S. Strongly Opposes Refugees’ Raids, Issues Reminder on Soviet ‘Military Involvement’ in Cuba

Soviets Reminded To Get Out   Note Also Clears Issue That U. S.  Is Not Paying TDiamacaoc nT. [9) on

U. 5. Rejects Soviet Charges   Says U. S. Now Opposes Raids By Refugees

NOT SUPPORTING CUBAN REFUGEE ATTACKS  U.S. Rejects Russian Raid Charge

KREMLIN IS REMINDED ON TROOPS   Castro Apology For Ship Firing Is Acceptable

U.S. Rejects Red Charges If Aided Raids on Shipping   Note Sharply Reminds Soviets of Opposition To Troops In Cuba.

In Des Moines Area TT A STA ES Se See  Search For Accused Slaver

Curfew Bill Before Council Monday Night   Reprive Over, Ginny Romps   Noted Japanese Financier Dies

Six American Airmen Saved: Plane Ditched   Picked Up By Italian Vessel

Two: Guardsmen j in Fatal ‘Air: Crash   “Die While*Taling *' ‘Partin, Training. At Summer .Cazip,

2 Guardsmen Killed In Plane Crash  Warrensburg Man, One Formerly Of Sweet Springs

FRESH SNOW BLOTILD OUl FAIN A oUo VAY AFIER KROEOCUL  Amateurs Survival Amazes Yukon’'s Veterans

Major Bills Are Scheduled For Debate  Bill Creating State Assessor Dito In Haiica

Governor Hears Ideas Of Citizens   Residents Tell Plans, Problems at Initial Open Door Session Today

Lottery Backer Seeks Support  Romney to Be Asked To Place’ It in Call:

Rules Victory Not Considered Breakthrough   Future Battles Will Determine Actual Outcome

JFK Wins First Vote Of Session   Wins Battle of Rules Committee, Observers See No Big Breakthrough

Rules Committee Vote   Congress’ First Battle A Victory For Kennedy

GOP Takes Karly Aim At Budget   No Green Light For  Liberal Legislation

President Wins First Congress Test   Victory For Kennedy On Rules

House Enlarges Rules Group   Initial Battle Is Victory for Kennedy Forces

JFK’s First Victory No Bloe Buster  Tougher Fights Building On Taxes, Aid, Budget

Tough Fights Shaping Up in Congress   Republicans Fire Opening Blast at President’s Budaet

For Legislation  Rules Victory Does Not Clear Kennedy Path   No Easy Road

Administration Wins Firs! Baffle in Concress. But Leaders-Hold Off Cheers

Effects of Rules Vote Uncertair   Not Even Victors Se Big Breakthrough For President

MESPITE RULES V!CTORY Big Fights Still Ahead For JFK in Congress

President Girds for New Battles   Kennedy Pleased With Rules Victory, But Obstacles Ahead

Administration Wins First Of Many Battles.  Showdown Was Over r The  House Riles mittee

JFK Wins Rules Fight; Tougher Batties Ahead   Not Seen Major Breakthrough For The President’s Program

GROUP STAYS PUT AT 19 MEMBERS   House Supports President By Vote Of 235 To 196  KENNEDY AIDES   In Congress Not Confident Administration Programs To Have Easy Sailing

JFK FACING TOUGH FIGHT IN CONGRESS   His First Victory Increasing House Rules Cammittee Membership  Seen As No Major  _ Breakthrough.

Real or Hollow Victory?  Future Could Be Key To House Rules Shift

Tougher Fights Looming For Kennedy Program After Preliminary Skirmish

Kennedy Wins Ist Test in Congress  House Votes to Keep 15 Members of Rules Group

KENNEDY WINS HOUSE BATTLE ON RULES UNIT   But Not Even Victor: Claim Break-Through for Program   ITOUGH BAYS AHEAD   Republicans Fire Opening Salvos at President’s Big Budget

Fights Loom In Congress   Administration Wins First Battle In Test Over ‘House Rules Group

JK Forces Win Battle On ‘Rules’   Tougher Fights Are Looming In Congress

Congress Votes ToRetain 15 InHouse Group  Kennedy Victorious In Showdown on Rules Committee

MORE RUGGED CONTESTS LOOM AHEAD   House Decision Hold Spotlight Opening Day

House Votes 15-Member Rules Group  GOP ‘Young Turks’ To   GOP ‘Young Turks’ To Offer Alternative Bills

Kennedy Pleased Over Victory On House Rule Group   Top Administration Leuder Admits This Is Not End of Fight.

House Vote Keeps 15 on Rules Body   Tougher Battles Shaping Up for Administration

Other Fights Are Shaping Up Kennedy Wins First Round Of Strugele With Congress

Some Tough Fights Are in the Making .... Kennedy Wins Rules Committee Battle

Opposition Is Already Developing  First Salvos Fired Over  Se eS 29 ee

Kennedy Rules Win in House Not Big Break   Tougher Congress Fights Coming Up

Real or hollow victory?  House votes to retain 15 member rules committee

TOUGHER FIGHTS TO COME  JFK Wins in Showdown Over Rules Committee

GAZETTE INDEX   No Big Breakthrough Seen....  Kennedy Gets His Way On Rules Vote —Barely

Kennedy Wins First Round Tougher Battles Shaping Up As Congress Gets To Work

Governors Issue Orders On Richts   Kentucky and Indiana Executives Call for End To All Discrimination

Ask Racial  Armistice o-Point Plan Offered; OK Called ‘Immneratine?

GOP Urged fo Join in Ending Bias   Act This Session, President Urges; Filibuster Threats

Long Debate Seen  on Key Proposal _ President Asks Congress Stay

Demonstrations Halt Is Urged By Kennedy   Action Urgent Chief Executive Tells Lawmakers

‘-ENNEDY APPEALS FOR END OF DEMONSTRATIONS  Congress Gets Civil Rights Legislation Today

Accident Report   Kennedy presents strong civil rights legislation

Failure To Act Will Mean Continued Racial Conflicts, Kennedy Warns Legislators

— 10 Ena reise cbl .  :  ‘Congress Urged To Stay In Session Lona As Necessary To Enact Program

Urges Halt In Protests While Conaress Acts   Proposals Designed to End Discrimination In Jobs, Voting, Public Facilities.

Civil Rights. _ Plan Given By Kennedy   President Requests Halt In Racial Demonstrations

Asks Long Session If Necessary   Negroes Urged to Halt Demonstrations While Lawmakers Mull Plan

Asks armistice on demonstrations _  Kennedy Civil Rights bill sent to Congress   Broadest measure since Civil War  Bill would end discrimination

Long Debate Seen  on Key Proposal.   "President Asks: Congress Slay. -in: Session Until. Decision

Only OK By Senate Is Needed   189-158 Vote Defeats GOP, Clears Wheat Sale

LBJ Wins On House Aid Vote   Fulbright Revolt Against Delay in Senate Defeated

Freeman's Talk Offers Main Tipoff  Goldwa ter Ur rges  CS mest nk Moccka ee rur*s   Goldwater Urges Soviet Cuba Exit As Stipulation

U.S. Army Corporal Who Chose Reds  After Korean War Exnects to Return

BATTLE WITH DUNN Hospital Conducts Hearing On Pecos Doctor's Ouster

ARREST THIRD MAN IN BOMBING AT BIRMINGHAM   OFFICIALS FIND DYNAMITE STICKS IN WOODED AREA

DISCOVER BIRMINGHAM DYNAMITE   Cache In Woods, White Arrested, Released On $300 Bail; Negro Marcher’s Bail Is $2,500.

Cache Of Dynamite Found In Woods Near Birmingham  Third Man Arrested In Alabama Bombing Probe

‘Third Man Arrested, Dynamite Found in Birmingham Race Bombings Probe

Inside: Today’   Arrest Third White Man. In Birmingham Inquiry -

 Negro Calls Investigation ‘Sham’  Probers Uncover Dynamite Cache In Birmingham

Three Face Hearing In Steel City   Negro Leader .Tags Arrests As “Sham” By Law Agencies

Large Dynamite Cache Found In Birmingham   Third White Man Arrested

Arrest Third Man in Birmingham Bombings, Find Hidden Dynamite   White Suspect Released Under $300 Bond

Alabama Finds Dynamite Cache  Birmingham Area Man Held By State Aaqents

3rd White Man Arrested in. Ala. Bombings  Police Locate Dynamite Cache in Birmingham Area

ord Arrested  On Bombings  In Alabama Cited For Ileoal   Cited For Hlegal Possession Of L100 Sticks Of Dvwnamite

Cooler   Alabama Finds Dynamite Cache  Birmingham Area Man Linld hwy Gtatea Anante

Third Man Seized As Bomb Suspect  Over 100 Sticks of Dynamite Found Hidden in Wooded Area

Bodies found in wooded area  Slayer of two small girls obiect of police search   ba sticks of dynamite found  Three white men face trial on Birmingham bombinas

tices of Dynamite Found at Birmingham  Third Man Arrested  In Bombing Inquiry

Third Man Arrested in Birmingham Dynamite Found  Hidden in Woods Niase “Tawes Cire

Church Bombing   wees ae es ee ae  Misdemeanor Charge Filed Against Three In Birmingham Case

3 WHITES FACE MISCONDUCT CHARGES Negroes Dissatisfied With Bombing Probe

‘Spy’ Craft On Mission  Over Cuba   Coast Guard Cutter Locates Wreckage; Pilot Still Missing -

Plane Was On Mission  Over Cuba   Pilot . Missing; Malfunction of Craft Is Blamed

Enemy Attack Said Possible   Air-Sea Search Is Launched For Pilot Off Florida Coast

Wreckage OfU-2 Plane Is Found By Navy Divers   Craft Located 40 Miles From Key West: Pilot Has Not Been Found

Believe Jet Returning From Cuba   Defense Department Won’‘t Comment; Pilot Not Immediately Found

Officially: Mechanical Trouble  Oil Slick Is Found Where U2 Took Dive

— > '—_ FF Gets —— fa &  siiiniailiiaeedl Student Enrollment Increases

McCarthy  Backs Tax Cut Plan   Says Congress Will Pass JFK’s Bill This Year

Start on July 1.Likely —  McCarthy Sees Pumene Of Tax Reduction Bill

At news conference  Navy unveils new weapon for use against submarines

Sub Killer Rockets Into Action   WORKS LIKE A FLYING FISH New Long-Range Anti-Sub Missile Unveiled By Navy

Commission Awaits Word ‘Equalization Lagging ‘In Five lowa Counties!

N.C. Assembly Faces Session’s Biggest Issues  Biennial Budget, Redistricting Get Action This Week

Both Promise Controversy ;  Assembly Gets Hard Nuts; Redistricting And Budget

In Bulgaria Flareup:  More African Students \Refuse To Attend Classes

COOPER CHEGKS SPACE VEHICLE   Astronaut, Eager to Start 22-Orbit Flight Tuesday, Attends Chuorrh

Cooper Ready For Blast-Off   Astronaut Remains Calm, Quiet; Worldwide Weather Satisfactory

Easter Seal campaign starts this week with 800,000 letters in mail

EASTER SEAL DRIVE OPENS TO PROVIDE lOWA’'S CRIPPLED WITH THERAPY AND CAMPING FACILITIES

INDIVIDUAL MESSAGES ILLEGAL Work On Amendment To ‘Legalize’ — Citizen Letters To Legislators

LOW MARKS TOPPLE  Record-Breaking Cold Hits East, Midwest And South

Hearings Open On Scranton Bill To Revise Compulsory Reorganization

Molotoy, Khru Vote At Same Polling Place  — Premier Appiauded;  Old Stalinist Goes Ae maa bx fF lnc cet aa A

Cuban Boat Returns Esecapees’      Coldwater Asks A-Treaty Delay

>~Weathervane  YESTERDAY   DISALLE GIVES SWAN SONG  Looks Into Past—And Future

DiSalle Looks To Past And  Into Future  , 2 eee, ee Y saltiness site. iii   Outgoing Governor Gives His Farewell Talk To Legislature

TEHRAN, Iran —UPi— Baghdad Radio today announced the execution of Iraqi strongman Abdel Karim Kassem, whose government was   Mrs. Catherine Vaal Of St. Meinrad, Dead

8 INDICTED TODAY; 4 ARE SUPERVISORS   Grand Jury In Second Round Of Election Investigations Also Accuses Former Williamson Co. Sheriff.

CANDIDATE FIELD GROWING  Primaries 6 Months Off, But Things Are Popping

Justice Douglas, 64, Allegheny College Grad, 23, Are Married; Head For Hills On Honeymoon

Ex-Wite Plans To Remarry Justice Douglas, Young Bride Head For Hills

WHO CONTROLS TROUBLED COUNTRY?  U.S. Continuing Aid To South Viet Nam

Russians Save Pilot  After 20,000 Ft. Fal   U.S. Airman Says Fine Treatment Was Given Him By Russian Fishing Craft

British Leader Says Acts Proper   War Minister Strikes Back At Many Rumors

British Wor Minister Denies Talk Linking Him With Good-Time Girl

British War Minister Denies Improper Relationship With Missing Baby-Faced Model

Violence Still Rampant  Chicago’s South Side Shows Sign Of ‘Calm’

Hult Vo troops     Tough Cops, Clergymen Work To Halt Chicago Race Riots

Escaped Panther Shot in JunglelandCompound As Children Romped Nearby Enjoying Animals

Cornered In Com pound  Escaped Black Panther Shot, Killed By Cowboy, Ending Hunt In Calif.

Gospel Singer Shoots Straight  Panther Is Killed After Terrorizing Coast Town

Escaped Panther Killed By Cowboy While Children In Zoo Romp Nearby

FIRES AS ANIMAL SET TO SPRING Straight - Shooting Cowboy Kulls Terrorist Panther

END OF ROAD FOR JUNGLE BREAST   Gospel-Singing Cowboy Kills Panther, Restores Neighborhood’s Tranquility

Straight-Shooting Gospel Singer Nails Black Panther That Terrorized Valley

Straight-Shooting, Gospel-Singing Stuart Hamblen Kills Escaped Panther

Gospel-Singing Cowboy Shoots Beast   Fungle-Bred Animal Had Spread Terror in California Vatteiy

ON THE INSIDE   TRO BAIN INAMGNEDE Beha, FORTE eR WE RRR OY A  Gospel-singing cowboy guns down deadly black panther

Valley Terroriz ed     GospelSing cerHamblen Bags Escaped Panther

ON THE INSIDE   ‘HIS EARS KICKED BACK. T KNEW HE WAS GOING TO SPRING’  Gospel-singing cowboy guns down deadly black panther

Below zero in midcontinent  Arctic air sends mercury way down in south 48

New State Department Advised by Babcocl  Take Care of Youth Institutions First         Advised by Babcock

New State Department Advised by Babcock  Take Care of Youth Institutions First

READY TO SHOOT IT OUT  Governors to Settle Dispute Over Long Rifle

Need Governors Approval Army Promises Cooperation On National Guard Shake-Up

Labor Leaders Suggest Quick Tax Reduction   Report GOP to Continue to Needle JFK on Cube

GOP To Continue Criticism Of Kennedy’s Handling Of Cuba Situation, Dirksen Says

GOP To Keer Pounding At Cuban Policy   Handling Disliked, Dirksen Bluntly Informs President

JFK Given Notification  By Dirksen   Kennedy Reported Taking It In Stride But Rusk Disturbed

Continue To ‘Pound Away’... Dirksen Answers Kennedy:  GOP Against Cuban Policy

18 Whites Arrested In Alabama   Find Lead In Death Of Integrationist

Bobby Firm  In Race Issue   ‘Kennedy ‘Personally Shocked ...  Police Arrest Suspect In Integrationist Slaying

Integration hike will be completed  GROUP TO TAKE OVER PERSONAL PILGRIMAGE OF SLAIN WORKER

See CONCERN, Page 2   Alabama Suspect Arrested In Integrationist's Death

Man Is Held In Slaying of  Integrationist   Name of Suspect Is Not Revealed: Walk to Proceed

Specific Rules Will Belmposed   New Chairman, William Henry, Raps TV Industry

Stark Sheriff Spurs Probe Of Deputies  Says More Than 7 Already Fired Mav

SECT LEADER AND FAMILY MISSING  $5,000 Reward For  Harrell Information

Biggest — Snow Of Century   Ruby Back Of Bars _ Until Jan-10   No Day to Walk  Many Santas   Gift Collie

Setback for Spoilers  Legislation on Overhaul Of Stafe Civil Service System Siqned by Governol

Spoils System Dented New Law Places 50,000 State Workers Under Civil Service

Committed To Israelis, U.S. Warns   Won't Sit Back If Arab Nations Launch Assault

Increase In Truck Weight Limits Voted   Last Effort Being Made For Decision On School Buses

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Rusk Tells Indonesia U.S. Wants Return To Normal in Asia

RUSK GIVEN ASSURANCE ON NORMALCY   Official Admits He Knows Little Except From Pres:

Normal South Asia Relations Asked   Rusk Meets 25 Minutac With Ci ber edete

Presidential VoteChange Also Studied   Four Senators Ask Revision; Committee To Propose Moves

Overhaul Of Congres: Is Proposed   3 Solons Ask Change in Machinery; 4th In Natl. Vote

And Electing Presidents... Lawmakers Urge Overhaul  Of Legislative Machinery

W. Germans Pour Through Wall To East   On Foot, In Autos, 150,000 Plus Jam Into Control! Areas

‘Missouri House Funds Group ‘Adds Money to Gov. Dalton’s ‘Higher Education Proposals _

At St. Joseph, Joplin  House Committee Boosts Funds for MU Branches

Easter Trek By Pilgrims In Holy City   Christians Walk In Footsteps OF Christ To Calvary

Follow Christ’s path  Thousands of Christians make reverent journey

Asking Big Vessels Be A-Powered   Sees Cost Reduction a's Major Factor; No Destroyers

rote of Conjidence  Lord Home Wins Personal Fight  For Seat in House of Gommons

Fresh Fighting Follows Iraqi Premier's Death  Kassem, Three Aidee Fvacnted   Kassem, Three Aides Executed By Firing Squad

Kassem Said Executed By Firing Squad  No New Fighting Is Reported By Rebel-Held Radio

Clamp Lid On Exact Figures  Principals Report Little Interest In Program

$6 PER TON INCREASE  U.S. Steel Stays Silent On Steel Price Hike

) Other Firms Announce Hike Averaging S6   Industry Leaders Say Its Only Matter of Time Until ‘Selee.  . tive Imnatinacna 9

PETTIBONE PARK PAVILION   4 Youths Captured After Terrorizing Home And Raping I7-Year-Old Girl

Three Others Terrorized; Nab Last of 4 Green Bay Men After 13-Hour Search

Witnesses In Murder Trial Being Picked   EDITOR’S NOTE: In the following dispatch UPI reporter H. D. Quigg tells the story of a celebrated murder trial in a profil of the drama turrcunding it.

Criminal-Atforney On Trial In Wierd Murder Mystery   EDITOR’S NOTE: In the following dispatch UPI reportef H. D. Quigg tells the story_of_a celebrated murder trial in a profile of the drama surrounding it.

Drama Surrounds Story Of Celebrated Murder Trial As Told By UPI Writer

Top Red Officials Demoted, Punished In Spying Furor   ANNOUNCEMENT   IMPORTANT DATA

West Again Is Charged With Secrets Search   An Outgrowth From Varentsov Expose

Soviet Spy Scandal Is Heard Again  Officer Demoted, Nlaw AttaclLe AAadea  Ar   Officer Demoted, New Attacks Made On Britain, U. S.

Spy Scandal Rocks Moscow   Former Artillery Marshal Demoted For Involvement With Slain Spy

Western Spy Scandal Rocks Moscow Anew   Former Marshal is Demoted

Pope Paul, Patriarch Athenagoras fat Agree To Hold Holy Land Meeting

Patriarch Asks Pope for Talks With All Sects   Two Leaders To Meet Soon In Holy Land

 Surface Ships to Get NATO Nod ‘Agreement ls Near ‘on Nuclear Defense

W. Germany Drops Objections  NATO Nuclear Fleet Pact Okayed by Bonn

PACT SIGNING MAY COME IN JUNE   During European Visit Of President Kennedy   WEST GERMANS   Agree To U.S. Plan To Arm Surface Vessels With Polaris Missiles

Agreement Expected On NATO Force  Surface Ships For Missile Carriers Gain New Support

Possibly Late Next Month      Signing Is Expected Soon For Nuclear NATO Force

Opposition Is Overcome NATO’s Polaris Missiles _ Tc Be On Surface Vessels

Solon Irked by San Angelo College ‘Pressures’ May Quit Chairmanship

National Board Rules  Selling Home In All-White Area  To Negro No Violation Of Code

Realtors Shun Racial Curbs  Code No Lonaer Coc   Code No Longer Cool On Sales To Negroes

Realtors Shun Racial Curbs   Code No Longer Cool On Sales To Negroes

Code Of Ethics Won't Be Violated Realtors Can Sell Homes To Negroes In All-White Areas

Realtors Rule On Race Issue   May Sell Any House   May Sell Any House To Negro Purchaser

, Realtors’ Code Revised Ethics Don't Bar Home Sale \To Negro in All-White Area

, Stirs Desert Dust On Road To Stars  Little Joe’ Takes First Steps Toward Moon

eeeeseeeese ee eeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee  Rep. Cooley Pessimistic About Cotton Bill Chances   Ends Controversy?  Senate Dilutes Insurance Bill

More Sinatra Ransom Cash Discovered.  “Kidnap Vietin Said Cnn Sere on oe

Reds Cite US ‘Wishes’ Soviet Trade Delegation On Way Here for Wheat

BORDER DISPUTE MAY GO TO ARBITRATION  - : iat} 5 ts Tr ~y* pe een. Gee We eee ee “ations amounted to a Victor's haria feenssli :..

India Asks Red China to Allow International Court To Settle Border Dispute

Nehru Seeks Court Study OverBorder   Peking Given Bid For Hague Review Of Frontier Rift

GRABBED AND SPUN AROUND  Queen Of Greece Reported Chased In London Street

38 Per Cent of the Youths Called for Draft Turned Down Because of Illiteracy

State Budget Increased by $42 Million $9.6 Million More Asked for

This Week in Business and Finance .  Overall Economy Takes on Brichter Glow

Tomb For 11 Pulled Out Of River   Car Plunges Into N.Y. River Carrying 11 To Watery Grave

Cardinal Mcintyre Warns Catholic Unity Imperiled By Free Bishopric

bnnne 13 luyg TEMPERATURES DIP TO 50 DEGREES HERE EARLY THIS MORNING  Final Fair Day ts

H.venz ft BAS  TEMPERATURES DIP  TO 50 DEGREES HERE  EARLY THIS MORNING Final Fair Day Is  Sunny and Pleasant

Wirtz Continues To Prod Factions For Settlement   Sessions Today Follow Lengthy Talks Monday

Army to Take Armored Grou out of Germany  255,000 Soldiers Stationed in Europe About 6 Divisions

US. to pull troops home from Europe   3,000-4,000 to return before end of year

Today's Telegram   Reduction Denied-Armored Cavalry Group ‘Returning From Europe

Due Return Before End Of Year Army Expects To Bring 3,000 Back From Europe

Gold Dollar Drain Cause   Army Will Bring Back 4000 Gls From Europe

Withdrawal of Troops From Germany Seen  4.000 U.S. Soldiers Expected Home Before End of 1963

Army Plans to Return Troops  Armored Cavalry   Armored Cavalry Regiment Will be Leaving Europe

Army to Call  Armored Unit  Back To U.S. 3,000 to 4,000 _  _ Troops To Return  Home From Enron

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Deer $1 Mi illion. In Bogus 20's  4. Arrested In Big Counterfeit Ring

mearly Million Dollars In Bogus Bills Confiscated  COUNTERFEIT RING SMASHED

$1 MILLION IN BOGUS BILLS  Four Arrested As Part Of Counterfeit Ring

Best Kept White Heuse Secret Revealed  Mrs. Kennedy Expecting Third Child

Controversial ‘implied conseni’ law is price for liquor by drink

Flees Fighting in Laos—      ‘Implied Consent’ Law Price for Liquor Bill

Sullivan Mum On Support In Run-Off   Tearfully Adds Mystery To His Intentions

BLACK SMOKE PUFFS OUT  First Day's Balloting Fails to Elect Pope

Two Ballots  Fall Short Of  Electing Pope Cardinals Conclave  Will Continue Vote Until One Is Picked

FAIL 10 PICK POPE AFTER 4 BALLOTS   Majority Of 54 Votes Re quired At Conclave  PRELATES   To Cast Four Ballots Dail\ Until Pope John’s Successor Is Named

2 More Votes Due Today-   First 2 Ballots Fail To Elect New Pope

Black Smoke Tells World No Majority   To Vote Four Times Daily Until Successor Is Pickec

Help, the Sign Says, and Gus Did   Cardinals Unable to Name New Pope With First Four Ballots

Cardinals Fail To Elect Pope On Two Ballots   No Candidate Receives Required Two-Thirds Of Conclave Votes

Cardinals to Ballot Again Friday ree cotsnarnnangeennananetectennnanter neenne niente  4 Votes...No Pope

8) Cardinals Fail To Elect On 4 Ballots   kt eis (ok ee ee ce   Disappointment ls Shown By Estimatec 25,000 In ‘Square’

Smoke Puffs Qut Of Stack, Signal To Thousands  ‘Cardi nals to Vote Again on Friday

Catholic Cardinals Fail To Elect New Pope Today On First Four Ballots

Third Vote Scheduled Later Today   Crowd Of 15,000 Disappointed In St. Peter’s Square

No New Pope Named After Two Ballots    Puffs Of Black Smoke Signifies  No One Has Needed Maiority

Vatican City: Early Ballots  ‘Fail to Name A New Pope   Rumors Report Cardinal Montini Of Milan Favored

First Balloting Fails; Cardinals Try Again   VATICAN CITY (UPED — Vatican radio said cardinals failed to elect a Pope today ‘4 their second sessicn.

Smoke Indicates Cardinals Failed To Elect A Poe  Mara Flactiane OD)   More Elections On Tap Again Friday In Sistine Chanel

Montini seen as choice   Hint Cardinal Spellman proniised him +. ofes

Cardinals . Fail On Four Ballots   No More Can Be Cast For New Pope Before Friday

POU PauwoOcets £ AKEeTL  Vatican Conclave Fails To Agree On New Pope

Four Ballots Fail To Elect New Pope  Cardinals Will Cast Votes Again Friday

Cardinals Fail to Elect a New Pope After Four Votes   Black Smoke Rises From Chitnney Set tm Sistine Ghanel.

Cardinals Fail to Elect New Pontiff During First Ballots   Puffs of Black Smoke Indicate Lack of Two-Thirds Majority

Cardinals Fail To Elect Pope  Smokestack Puffs Black Smoke Afte:

10,000 WATCH SMOKE SIGNAL  Second Ballot Fails To Name Papal Successor

\Black Smoke at Vatican  Montini Favored But’ First Two Ballots Fail to Elect

“ Valilan ily  Cardinals fail to elect new Pope on first ballots

PAPAL ELECTION CONCLAVE  Cardinals First Two Ballots Unsuccessful

Cardinals On First Ballots Fail to Elect  Conclave of 80 Churc Princes Voting To

Will cast new ballots on Friday  Thousands waint in Square to witness smoke signal

BLACK SMOKE SIGNAL FROM IST SESSIONS   Cardinals To Take Four Ballots A Day; White Smoke Will Tell When Pope Is Elected.

Balloting For Pope  Is Begun   Cardinals Fail To Name New Pope In First Four Ballots

80 Cardinals Are Gathered  In Conclave   Reports Favor Montini OF Milan As New Pontiff

80 Cardinals Fail to Pick New Pontift   Black Smoke Issues From Stack After First Two Ballots

Storms To Continue Over Kansas   Wheat Harvest ls Hampered By Showers

Naming of Pike For Bailey May Encounter Snag   Authority Doesn't Discuss Subject

-RICHARDSON IS RECALLED-—   May Be Replaced As CIA Head In Saigen

CIA Chief Called Home   U. S. Personnel Shakeup Begins In South Viet Nam

Party Leaders Talk About Drastic Cuts Unless Governor Backs ‘Realistic’ Tax Program

Crowd Pouring Through Walt Into E. Berlin   Holiday Greetings By German Reds

Great Renuion Is in Progress  More Than 1,000 Ge into E. Berlin Today

WALL _IS OPENED Great Christmas Reunions Of Berlin Families Are Started

Berliners Pour Across  The Wall   Vanguard Of Expected Mob Starts Moving

Open Berlin Gates For Yuletide Reunion  “Officials Estimate Over 800, obo to ‘Pass Through Gates of Wall to Visit Relatives

Berlin Visits Get Off To Early Start   East Guards Let Several Through; Biq Day Is Today

Christmas Reunion In Full Swing  Thousands Of Berliners Stream Through Red Wal

Berliners Revisiting Relatives   First Meeting In 28 Months For Germans

Thousands Stream To Reunions  Christmas Overecomes Berlin’s Wall

Reunions at Berlin Wall in Full Swing At 5 Cross Points  Loudspeakers Boom Greetings

 Like Cinderellas Holiday Reunion in Berlin Starts With Happy Success

Joyful Christmas Reunion in Full Swing: W. Berliners Meet Relatives

Berliners Pour Into Communist Sector      Berlin Reds Greet  Western Visitors

Christmas Reunion Going Full Swing as Berlin Wall Opens   Border Guards Ara Courteous; Transport Old t6 Relatives.

Berlin Visits Get Off To Early Start  East Guards Let   East Guards Let Several Through; Big Day Is Today

Great Joy Of Christmas For Berlin   Many See Friends. Families Again  After Long Wait

U. S. POLICY PRESENTED BEFORE UN   Cuban Boycott Only Jarring Note At Meeting

Pause in Cold War Is Seen by U.S. President  Predicts Approval Of Test Ban Treaty

Sees A-Test Ban Pact As “Peace Step’   Amcerican-Russian Moon Expedition  Idea Also Offered

New Hopes For Peace Voiced At U.N. With Easing Of Cold War Tensions

In address to general assembly  Uurges new efforts to ban weapons in outer space

President Advocates Space Poo!   Sees Joint Expedition Dramatizing ‘Pause In the Cold War’

Kennedy Suggests U.S.-Soviet Joint Expedition To The Moon   Cites Cold War Pause In U.N. Speech

‘COLD WAR MAY HAVE COME TO PAUSE’   Kennedy Proposes Pooled Moon  Trip To Dramatize Peace Moves

£2 1U0IUCIIL OPCARS LO U.IN. ASSCMDI 1Oaay —  Kennedy Proposes U.S.-Soviet Moon Effort

SUGGESTS JOINT RESEARCH FOR SPACE CONQUEST]   HAS LITTLE DOUBT ON PASSAGE OF NUCLEAR TREATY

Kennedy addresses U.LN., seeks peaceful relations  Speech contains hope for joint expedition to moon with Russia. additional cooperation

President Speaks To U.N. Assembly   Kennedy Notes Cold War Pause, Asks U.S. and Reds Work Tagethe In Effort to Put Man on Moon

Says Treaty Can Lead To World Peace   May Be Followed By U. S.-Russian Effort To Put Man On Moon

Kennedy Suggests Joint U.S. - Russia Expedition To Moon, Pooling Research And Experience, In Address Before U.N.

Kennedy Sees A Pause  In Cold War; Proposes U. $.-Soviet Moon Trip

Cold War — Pause Seen  By Kennedy   ‘ Kennedy Suggests U.S. and Russia. Join in Moon Effort

Kennedy Notes Pause in Cold War, Suggests U.S., Russia Plan Moon Trin

Notes Cold War Pause, Urges New Cooperation in Major Policy Address—  Kennedy Proposes U.S.-Soviet Moon Expedition

Kennedy Suggests U.S., Russia Team Up on Moon Expedition to Relax Cold War

President Tells U.N. Pact On Nuclear Test Ban Could ‘Start Journey to Peace’

Would Pool Research And Space Experience To Put Man On Planet   Sees Effort As Dramatizing “Pause In Cold War"; Urges Broader Test Ban And End To All Discriminantinn

IN SPEECH TO U.N.   suggests U.S. And Russians Join In Moon Expedition

Kennedy Urges Joint U.S.-Soviet Moon Shot   Unless Americans In Viet Nam Cooperate   Senator Sees ‘Disaster’

Urges Joint Exploration  Of Space   President Makes Dramatic Offer ‘To UN Assembly

Kennedy Calls For New U.S. -Soviet Cooperation   Birmingham Mayor Yor Mission, Against Troops   Lodge Needs Full U.S. Support ‘To Avert Viet Nam Disaster’

Joint Expedition To Moon Among Proposed Steps   Cuban Delegates Boycott Speech

Says U.S., Soviet Can Pool Efforts For Space Jaunts  President Informs U.N. of Cold War  ‘Pause’ Signs

JFK Speaks — ToRuss In UN   Why Duplicate Expense, President Tells Soviets —

President in Address to U.N. General Assembly Also Urges New Efforts to Ban Weapons of Mass Destruction From Outer Space

sees Pause in Cold War in U. N. opeech..  JFK Suggests U. S. “Soviet Moon Shot

Follows Gromyko On Accord   Cubans Boycott Today’s Talk By JFK} Joint Moon Expedition Suovected

President Sees ‘Pause’  In Cold War   Says Test Ban Treaty May Be Start On Peace

Remarks Follow Gromyko’s Talk At Opening of General Assembly   Urges Joint Cooperation in Space   ‘Constant Vigilance Still Required’   Gromyko Talk Termed Encouraging

Suggests Joint Project In U.N. Address Today   President Says W orld May Have Reached Cold War Pause: Calls  For Disarmament, Wider Test Ban

Soviet-U. S. Joint Moon ‘Project Proposed As  Peace Demonstration

Invites Russ To Share Moon Flight  Soviet Delegate Terms Kennedy Talk Everallant

Kennedy Appeals For Peace   Joint U. S.- Russian Moon Trip Urged

Addressing UN, Kennedy says world mav have reached pause in cold war

Also Urges Ban on Space Arms   President Addresses U.N. Assembly; Cuban Deleaation Boycotts Chamber

Dramatize ‘Pause,’  He Counsels U.N.   ‘Encouraged’ by Russian Proposals   Olive Branch With Blunted Thorns   Milestone... But No Millennium

JFK Sees Cold War Pause, Joint U. S.-Soviet Moon Effort   Rusk Opens Major Round Of New Diplomatic Meetings

Passport Ban Proposed for Red Backers   Latisehe Offers Bill To Clarify U.S. Authority

Says U.S. Asks Husband To Leave  Mrs. Nhu Hits Bid To Quit Viet Nam

Mrs. Nhu In Vague Slap  At‘ “Advi ice’   U.S. Pressure On Husband Hinted By  Viet Nam Visitor

‘Dragon Ladv’ Interview (aA EET ATES REIT IAAT GCI CNET i cE Ps OP STO TE ITER SA EET  Blasts American Diplomats

ANSKECd NUSDAN, TO 1eave  Mrs. Nhu turns thumbs down on U.S. plan

Mrs. Nhu Admits Husband Was Advised by U.S. to Clear Out of Viet Nam

Mrs. N hu Spurned Hint To Leave  ‘Dragon Lady’ Save Che ded We 2 _— fh..42

Nhus ‘unofficially  advised’ to get out REQUEST TERMED RIDICULOUS BY TOURING ‘DRAGON LADY’

Tells: of: pressiire  by U.S.   Mrs. Nhu says hubby told to leave country

Overdue at Norfolk, Va. Tanker with 43 aboard may be lost in Atlantic

Kansas Town's Citizens Take Dim View of Proposed Atheist Settlemen

Good Morninec!   U.S., Reds Open Disarm Talks   Seek Breakthrough In Lone Deadlock

Talks with Soviets Set  JFK Aides Seek Hint Of Test Ban Progress

It Was Cold  Last Year. Too   oy MONDAY  Talks Wool Probe Red Test Hints

Test Ban Still Sought by U.S.   Russian Hints May Mean Agreement Now Possible

GAZETTE INDEX   Miles ‘Ain‘t’ Nothing, No More!...  Leathernecks & Sore Fee!

Leathernecks Satistied With Hiking Results   Slowest One Beat Bobby

U.S. STOPS HEAVY AID Brazil Decides Communists  May Hold Pro-Castro Meet

U.S. Holds Off on Aid For Brazil   Latter Not Acting To Block Pro-Castro Get-Together

\Plans Abruptly Halted  U.S. Delays Brazil Aid As Castroite Meeting Is Set

U.S. Holds Off On Aid Decision Brazil To Allow Communist Conoress In Rio De Janeiro

U.S. Aid Withheld  Brazil Decides Commies  May Hold Castro Parley

Brazil to Let Communists Hold Session  U. S. Has Decided To Delay on Heavy  Aid Announcement

Armistice Commission To Protest   Meeting Called To ‘Discuss Shooting Of American, Korean

Ohio Awaits °64 Plans Of  Governors   Rhodes Pushes Efforts To Woo  Florida Industries

Atty. Gen. Cites Ga.  Progress   Bob Kennedy Praises South’s Moves In Civil Rights Field

Attorney General In Atlanta Bobby Praises Progress Of South In Civil Rights

'Tax Hike Highlight Gov. Scranton Fared Well  In Legislative Session

Churchmen, Diplomats Agree Cardinal Mindszenty Should Return To Rome

Storms Belt Wide Areas Of Midwest   Rain, Sleet, Snow Spread Discomfort; New Floods Threaten

MORE RAIN FOR FLOODED AREA   KENTUCKY GETS ANOTHER DELUGE DURING FLOODS

Vote results show  GOP makes ‘dramatic inroads into Democratic strongholds

Republicans Hail Gains, Trend Cited   ‘White Backlash’ : “Studied In Wake. Of Ballo: Retuene

GOP Claims Gains Despite Vote Defeats   Dramatic Inroads Made, National Committee Declares

In Key Elections Tuesday.... Republicans Make Inroads But Democrats Are Elected

GOP POINTS TO GAINS MADE IN STRONGHOLDS  MARGINS SMALLER  AC Ausit omit re

Demos Win Key Contest in 4 States   But Republicans Claim Deep Gains, Especially in South

GOP Cheers Vote But Demos Keep Most Posts   War Possibly Averted By Convoy Settlement   Voters Reject Urban Renewal; Lewis, Munger on Commission

Republican s Claim ‘Inroads in State Results  Philadelphia Mayor Won Reelection by Narrow Margin

Torrid Elections Go To Democrats   Republicans See  Some Inroads

GOP CLAIMS ‘INROADS’ IN VOTING   Republicans © Roll Up Ballots  In Mississinn}

Score Victories  In Ky., Philly   Reduced Mar ‘gins Bring Claims  Of Republican Trend In 1964

Republicans Make Inroads  Across Nation  Kentucky Race Is Close; Civil Rights

Kentucky Race For Governor ls a Close One   Democrats Hold Onto Control! of Offices

 GOP sees Inroads into Strongholds [Democrats Retain Control in Key Places

Peterson and Benenati are Reelected   Democrats Keep Key Posts In Nation But GOP Sees Inroads

First Serious Challenge . . . We: Mississippi  aati nines neni  GOP Cheers Vote But Demos Keep Most Posts

Democrats  Control 3 Strongholds  Win in Kentucky Mississippi and Philadelnhia

GOP GAINS IN KENTUCKY, MISSISSIPPI   Democrats Hold Governorships, Carry Philadelphia Mayor; Republicans Rally In Indiana, Lose Frisco.

Democrats in Key Wins; GOP Gains  Kentucky, Mississippi ful “Philadelphia Mareins Cat: .-

Demos Win In Kentucky, Mississippi   But Republicans Are Encouraged; Claim ‘Inroads’

Democrats Win in Major Races but GOP Hails Gains   Victors’ Majorities Reduced In Kentucky and Mississipp}

Democrats Win In Governorshi p Contests In Kentucky. Mississippi

Race Issue Seen In Elections   Governor’s Race Close In Kentucky

Renublicans Hail ‘Dramatic Inroads’ Into Rival Strongholds in Elections

Democrats Win In Kentucky, Mississippi   But GOP Boasts  Of Inroads Into

GOP Claims ‘Inroads’ In Dem Areas   Democrats Retain Miss., Kentucky Governor Posts

Kentuckians Pick Breathitt As Governor  Democrats Retain Owe Eieag In Maine

VICTORY: FEAST FOR DAVIS °   Democrats Win Some Key Races, But GOP Sees ‘Inroads’

Fidel Offers Commie Terrorists Asylum   U.S. Navy Alerted to Keep Venezuelan Freighter From Reaching Cuban Port; Thick Overcast Providing Ship Cover

Intense Hunt For Freighter Sull Futile; Sighting Report Called Error

Castro Sends Asylum Offer  To Terrorists  U.S. Doubts Ship Can Reach Port In Cuba Unseen

DENY REPORTS U.S. NAVY HAD SEEN VESSEL   Communist Hijackers Apparently Hope To Reach Cuba   CASTRO OFFERING TO GIVE PROTECTION

Cuba Asylum Offered Red Band by Fidel   Caribbean Overcast Providing Posible Cover for Freighter

RED HIIACKERS RADIO HOSTAGE ~-GREWMEN WEL   Venezusia Suspects Pirales Have Camoutflaged Freighter   SEARCH WIDENED   UL S. Ships and Planes  Block Alt Approaches to Pika

Overcast provides cover  Hijacked Venezuelan freighter eludes searchers

Industria! explosion  kills 15   40 others injured at German forging plant

To Withdraw Thousands   World's Largest Dynamite Plant Ripped  16 Killed, 40 Injured And 4 Missing In German, African Factory Blasts

‘Terrible Scene’ Says Eye-Witness  Explosion Rips Through Plant In Germany; 15 Persons Killed   4 Blasts Rock Dynamite Factory In South Africa

40 Others Are Injured At Belecke   Workers Are Buried As Ceiling Falls

COOPER GIVEN TEXAS WELCOME   Cheered by Thousands ir Parade, He Hopes for Bit of Normal Living

Tries Return On One Engine Falls, Flames  49 Were Aboard As Craft Tries To Daarh Can Daiila

Brazil Liner Carrying 49 Falls, Burns   U. S. Bomber Collides In Air With Tank Plane

Brazil Plane Crashes Into Town-32 Dead   At Least Dozen Miss ing as Airliner Goes Down In Sao Paulc Suburb.

Brazil Plane Crash Kills At Least 32   Airliner Plunges Into Suburb of Sao Paulo ~

TEAAS LEADERS SAY ‘ReaReromeree enema mecca ears   Demos Not Bolting Party

Senate Decision On Big Money Bill Awaited   $1.3 Billion Asked To Run State Agencies For Next 2 Years

Senate Decision On Big Money Bill Awaited  - .3 Billion Asked o Run State Agencies   $1.3 Billion Asked To Run State Agencies For Next 2 Years

Peking Hits Peace Ettorts  __ Nikita Just Psalm- Singing, Bible-Reading Clown—China

IN FACE OF INTEGRATION  Birmingham Is City Of Contrasts   Bv RELMAN MORIN

mne IGN ; Negroes Riot After Bombina   Birmingham Is Scene Of Amazing Contrasts

On Calling Special Session  Campbell to Question Legislative Leaders

Rocky Describes ‘American Road  Hits at Goldwater, WV mamas: ow AAA race

MID-WEST GETS FLU OUTBREAK   DISEASE IN NEAR EPIDEMIC SIZE IN EASTERN LOCALITIES

Midwest Is Hit With Influenza  Most Of Country Has Respiratory IlIiness Upsurge

Hundred thousand cases reported  Enidemic flu-like outbreaks soread to middle west

Asian Flu Spreads Into Midwest; East Localities Report Evidemic Levels

 Disease Spreads in Midwest  Quarantine VA Wards In Flu - Like Outbreak

lIIness Spreads To the Midwest  Hit Epidemic Rate In Eastern Cities

French Police. Striking Coal Miners Clash   DeGaulle Summons Cabinet As Labor Crisis Worsens

Special Road Districts Hit As Wasteful   Sen. Hatcher Urges Special Committee To Study Problem

Imports Force Prices Down. Stainless Steel ‘Caught  In Worldwide Upheava

Prices On Sheets Reduced— Imported Stainless Steel Hurts US Firms

Hoth Texas Legislature Opening Set   No Major Issues Face Lawmakers; Liberals Group

se Set Evaluation Of Planet Findings   Telescope Taken  Above Atmosphere   Te Coan Clanriyv

Writer Puzzled About March on Washington and Can't Figure Out the Reason Why

Day Of Mourning Asked For Children   Good Morning   SERVICE FOR 3 OTHERS SET TODAY  Huge Crowd Mourns Church Bomb Victim

Bomb Victim Rites Held In Birmingham   Negroes, Whites Pack Church Area During Funeral

Crowd Attends Services For Birmingham Girl, 14   Tense Quiet Prevail: At Funeral For Bomb Victim

Hundreds Attend Funeral for Victim Of Church Blast in Birmingham

Hundreds Attenc Alabama Bomb Victim's Funeral  Whites Are Among Crowd of Negroes At Girl’s Services

Welsh Presents Budget Request To Legislators  nunmemnanw Aeolbe Aceamhkivu tn Adan?   Governor Asks Assembly To Adopt $1.648 Billion Budget For 1963-65

Illia‘s Election Wins Argentine Appreval   Guido Regime Releases Frondizi  After Electoral College Disbands

Arturo Illia New President Of Argentina   Dr. Frondizi Ordered Freed

Sales Office Changes Mad In National  Four Men Named As Managers In Steel Corporation

Advice Sought At Grass Roots   Non-partisan Election  To School Posts Asked

White Youths Held in Killing Negro Leaders Want Troops in Birmingham

Teenagers Arrested After Shots   Negro Youth Killed In Birmingham Afte: Jury Probe Ordered

Teen-Agers Picked Up On Bieyele   Federal Government Says  No Legal Basis - pi

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In Kennedy’s Hands   Wallace Withdraws State Forces From U. Campus

Students Listen In Shocked Silence To Youth’s Story Of 30 Burglaries

‘Operation Teen-Ager’ Experimental Plan Launched To Prevent Juvenile Crime

‘Teen-Agers Listen In Shocked Silence As iOne Of Own Age Tells Of Life Of Crime

Part Of Program  High School Pupils Listen In Shocked Silence As Boy Tells Of 30 Burglaries

Shocked Students. Get a Dramatic Lesson on Avoiding Criminal Life.

Youth Shoeks 1200 Others. Telling How He Committed 30 Bur -slaries

SHEEHAN'S EGGS: ‘ARE ON. BREAKFAST MENU IN “THE: "PHILIPPINES. David Puetz Writes’ Local Product “Good”

SHEEHAN’S EGGS ARE  ON BREAKFAST MENU  IN THE PHILIPPINES David Puetz Writes  ® .2.4 Mi. wa FEM ee Ut

SHEEHAN’S EGGS ARE  ON BREAKFAST MENU  IN THE PHILIPPINES David Puetz Writes Lacal Praduet “Qaad”’

A Major Cold War Breakthrough-- Nuclear Treaty Initialed, Hailed

Negotiators Initial  Agreement      ‘Adverse Reaction Front Franee, Ching

N-Ban Initialed Pact Seen Breakthrough  In Cold War Tensions   JFK Will Report  On Ban Sessions

Negotiators Call Treaty Peace Step   Foreign Ministers To Sign Agreement In Moscow Soon

Test Ban Okayed   Partial Nuclear Test Ban Delights Most Europeans

MoveHailed As Major  Attainment   Could Help Ease Tensions  In Cold War

Three Envoys To Sign Pact In Few Weeks   Hailed by U.S., Russ And Britain as Step To Easing Tensions

Negotiators Initial Pact As ‘Starter’   Foreign Ministers To Formally Sign Treaty Later On

Eisenhower   Eisenhower Supports Soviet Union- Red China Split :

U.S.-Russian Joint Effort Ureed by K   Calls for Improvement of International Situation

Red Chinese Continue Bitter Khrush Assault   China's Refugees Pour Into Russia

Reaction Expected  Red China Continues to Ride Khrushchev Out of Movement

House Okays $1.56 Billion Education Bill   ANTISMOKING CAMPAIGN ALSO PLANNED  ~ Immunization Drive Slated

FIL RNISHINGS   THEY SIT IN CLASSES AT U.T. Secret Service May Find Guarding Lynda Educational   NOT CHANGED

Say She’s Taking It in Stride Lynda Bird's Guards May Be Learning Too

Gray Questions Red Official  Russians Still Talk About Burying America

The Shovel’s Still Out .. .  Reds Would Bury U.S.,‘Gabtest’ Shows

Moscow Calls _ New Inspection Plan ‘Sabotage’   -U. S. Offers To Reduce. On-Site Checkups But Moscow Spurns It

RELINION AFTER 19 YEARS   U.S. Would Accept Reduced N-Check Area

U. §. Cuts Area Of Site Checkup  Detailed Inspection ht tt. WM ....f¢.fF

Gene Geneva Cone: Concess ession  U.S.CutsDemand On A-Test Check

Soviets Reject Fest Ban Plar   U.S. Cuts Area for Inspection But Russ Promptly Turn It Down

Soviet Brushes Compromise Aside... . U.S. Cuts Inspection Area For Policing Nuclear Tests

Reds Rebutf New U.S. Concession  to Trim On-Site Inspection Areas

Car Thiet shot ; Chicago Case Poses Question: How Far May Citizen Go!In Protecting Property?

Thief-Shooting Stirs Furor  Ouestion: Can Man Defend Property With Gun?

Lansing ‘Plumb Full’ ‘Minimum Security Pen Is Possible in Six Years

They Need To Be Segregated—  Prison for Young Offenders Is Recommended for Kansas

Union Says Hoffa Bonds Are Secured  ogee   Government Not Sure of Proper Teainster Surety

Hoffa’s Union Savs Officer  Bonding Set   ae U.S. Studies Rules: Llovd’s Reported Backing Surety

‘ Whites Weep AsKenya — Gains Freedom    Becomes 35th African Nation To Get Freedom

Colorful Ceremony   Kenya Becomes Africa's 35th Independent Nation

Many problems confront area  Africans cheer as Kenya bcomes indenendent state

Kenya Hag Flown For Freedom  Africans Cheer   Africans Cheer Wildly As British  Relinquish Power

Last of Britain’s Colonial Holdings, Kenya, Becomes Independent Nation

Africans Cheer Kenya Nation   Kenyatta Assumes Authority   Robert Kennedy Easing Back Into Public Life

Cheers Hail Creation Of Free Kenya   Tiny Nation Faces Rough Future  On Many Fronts

Kennedy Fight: Subversion In Latin America   President Seeks To Lesson Acts Of Demoralization

Kennedy Aims Fight Against Red Subversion   Latin America Target Of Cuban Spawned Activity

Kennedy Says Lessening Communist Subversion  From Cuba Hemisphere Obiective

JFK Would Lessen Red Subversion From Latin America   Late Bulletins

President Tells News Conference...  Latin America Infiltration By Communists Resisted

Qne of His Press Conterence lopics  Castro Sending Trained Reds To Other Parts Of Latin America; Kennedy Trying To Stem Flow

Kennedy Aims At Stifling Communist Subversion In  Latin American Countries

JANUARY PILGRIMAGE Pope's decision lauded by Jews and Arabs alike

Mrs. Nhu Weleomes U.N. Inquiry   Student Rebellion Spreads in Vietnam

Withholding Tax Proposa Turned Dowr   Package Goes to Assembly on Contested Vote

Subdistricting Proposal Keeps Ohioans Puzzled  ~ - 4 . [eee Ge  ee   House Democrats Say GOP Violates Accord On Cuychoge Hassle

REPUBLICANS WOULD STAND TO GAIN  Subdistricting Is New Word For Ohic

Subdistricting Proposal Keeps Ohioans Puzzled   House Democrats Say GOP Violates Accord On Cuyahoga Hassle

Subdistricting Proposal Keeps Ohioans Puzzled  e Demcrats Say GOP clates hee ord gaa ela

istricti Proposal Keeps Ohioans Puzzled  House Democrats Say GOP Violates Accord

Righters Renew Protest With New Delaying Tactic After Near NYC Riot

Want Work At Brooklyn Medical Site   Chicago Also Victim Of Race Disturbance. _Four Policemen Hur

Pickefs Refurn, Demonstrate at Hospital Site  - Group Is Sobered by

ADVANCES ONLY IN SOUTHERN PART OF STATE   CHICAGO PROBLEM REMAINS UNSOLVED AFTER LONG TALKS

U.S. Stand May Hurry Vote  Feel Criticism Could Topple Ottawa Regime

Ue. SFICISM  Nuclear Issue May Force Canadian General Election   “NEWS ANALYSIS

U.S. Criticism May Spark General Election In Canada   Campaign Expected To Be Fought On Nuclear Defense Issues

Blunt Statement Shocks Northern Neighbor  U.S.Declares CanadaNeeds  Nuclear Arms For Defense

U.S. Needles Canada To Add A-Arms To Its Military Defense Forces   Richard H. Holl Heads Clay Sewer Pipe Assn.

U.S. Criticism Expected To Force General Election Call In Canada

Kennedy Administration Fires Blast At Canada   For Not Getting Nuclear Weapon:

State Dept. Tells Canada: Equip  [Defense Forces With Nuclear Arms

Shar p Issue Taken With  Government   State Department Charges No Plan Offered by Ally

U.S. “Bluntly” Informs Canada That Her Defense Needs Nuclear Weapons

Statement Raps Diefenbaker Stand  U.S. Makes Blunt Demand or  Canada for Nuclear Arming

U.S. bluntly tells Canada Defense forces must have  nuclear equipped weapons

U. S. Needles Canada To Add A-Arms To Its Own Military Defense Forces

US. Tells Canadians They Need *A-Arms   CANADIAN CONTROVERSY U.S. Move May  Force Election

U.S. Declares Canada  Should Furnish Forces With Nuclear Weapons   Criticism of Canada Stirs Up Speculation

Nuclear Weapons Vital for Defense, Canadians Warnec   U.S. Note Assails Diefenbaker Story Of Changed Plan

Declaration Is Unusual  U.S.A. Wants Nuclear  W eapons For Canada   Criticism Of Canada By U.S. Ma Spark Call For General Election

DAILY ALMANAC   In Canadian Forces  U. S. Very Blunt About Lack Of Nuclear Arms

U.S. Slaps Canadian Defense Cooperation   Britain Turns Its Attention To Other ‘Markets

U.S. PATIENCE RUNS OUT...  Canada told nuclear arms are necessary

SEED EF Canada’s Defense  Forces Must Have Nuclear Weapons  Weapons Issue Has Triggered Hot Debate  Gw Lave

Could Lead To Fall Of Diefenbaker  Blunt Talk Called   Blunt Talk Called ‘Highiy Unusual’

NUCLEAR DEFENSE HOT ITEM IN OTTAWA  U.S., Canada Clash on 1 Arms

owe wt     “Necker - May Force Canadian General Election   NEWS ANALYSIS

U.S. Needles Canada To Add A-Arms To Bolster Its Military Defense Forces

BLUNT ADVICE DISHED OUT BY U.S.   Statement Cites Danger Of Soviet Bomber Fleet  SPECULATE   Criticism From Washington Could Spark Special Canadian Election Call

Bluat Criticism of Prime Minister Diefenbaker's Stand Might Spark General Election Call

U.S. Declares Canadian Defense Forces Should Have Nuclear Weapons

U.S. Says Canada Needs To Develop Its Nuclear Force   Note Adds Fuel to Current Political Dabs in Derkemant

n Nuclear Arms Issue  U.S. Swipe At Canada May Result In Election

A-Weapons Seen Need Of Canada  U.S. Declares She  5) Te a ae. a ee   U.S. Declares She Should Be Armed Due To Red Menace.

Blunt Statement Called Unusual, Mav Bring Vote   Talks inconclusive, State Bent. Claims

Note Stripped of Diplomacy . .  US. Bluntly Tells Canada It Needs Nuclear Weapons

U.S. Declares Canada Needs Nuclear Arms   Implied Criticism Of Prime Minister May Force Election

U.S. Raps Canada On Nuclear Arms   Could Lead to Call For Spring Election

U.S. Wants Canada To Get Nuclear Arms   Sharp Note Says Canada Must Have Nuclear Weapons In Order To Have Effective Defense Against Red Planes

Little Hoover Commission Report:  Ohio State Fair May Be Altered or Abolished

Belt-Tightening Points Listed State Spending Cut Is Ordered by Governor

Sao Paulo Meet Okays New Panel   Executive Board For Alliance Wins Backing of Latins

$95 million establishment  U.S.-Britain agree on sub test center in Bahamas

No Rendezvous Is Planned, Reds Contend   Frequent Reports Are Being Heard From Daring Pair

Russians Plan No Rendezvous Of Spaceships   Moscow Source Say: Orbits of Cosmo nauts Do Not Coin cide.

No Link-U p Is Expected ‘Cosmonetie. Cosmonaut Sail  Serenely On In Red Orbits

KRSSREKKEKKKEKREKREKKEKE KEK EE ' Both Russians Whirl In Space:   BOY-MEETS-GIRL ACT WONT BE ATTEMPTED

She Completes Ist Day In S pace Doing Fine; Orbits W on’t Coincide

Stronger than JFK’s proposals Bipartisan compromise bil assured of house support

Vehicle Leaves Road  In Mountain Area Eight Boy Scouts, Two Leaders,   Eight Boy Scouts, Two Leaders, Reporter Die On Vacation Outing

State ADC Bill Clears First Step   Would Give Federal Aid To Unemployed

Venezuelans Go to Polls, Defy Threats  Red Terror Unheeded   Red Terror Unheeded As Nation Votes on  President Hopefuls

Terrorists Detied In Venezuela   Arrest of Left Wing Leader Commies Dealt Blow With

A nticipated Pro-Castro Terror Curtew Fails To Materialize In Caraeas

Tax increase bill is back  in House   Withholding system, income tax increase were defeated

56C FOR TV, $5.85 FOR HOT WATER  26 Meters Tell Farmer How Much Each Electrical Unit Costs Him

CHICAGO VOTES DALEY BACK IN MAYOR'S OFFICE   GETS THIRD TERM OVER ADAMOWSKI IN HEAVY VOTING

Daley Elected To Third Term  Defeats Adamowsk  4°7QOH SO AW ia. FAM AWA Fs

‘Sing Hymn No. 181’ — Mean Old Thiet Steals Pipes of Church Organ

——— Apparently Building  21 Organ Pipes Stolen,     Church Vicar Reports

Pressure Builds Up: On Administration ‘To Eace 1964 Dron In Wheat Prices

Ban On Poll Tax Voted  a e native Okay Give n Annual Vote Sign- Up

Publishing Firm President Dies   Historical Writer Dies In New York

Rockefeller Off on Tour of 7 States  To Test Popularity in Various Parts of Country

DA Hints More Sinister Motive In Oswald Death   Dallas Official Netus. es to Accept Jack Ruby’s ‘Simple’ Ex. planation.

Lawyers square off as Ruby is indicted   To Plead Insanity   Confidence In Jury

DA Hints Of Dark Motive In Slaying Of Lee Oswald   To Plead Insanity

At West Yeilowstone.. Well Aqjusied to LOW .        What Did They Do When It Hit 60 Below? 

Longer War, More U. S. Involvement Seen in Viet Nam   Political and Religious Turbulence Causes Some Key U.S. Military Men to Revise Estimates

Viet Nam Picture Longer Anti-Red War Is Predicted   An Associated Press News Analysis

_ -EXPECT,. LONG. STRUGGLE=.  No End In. Sight To South Viet Nam War

Secretary of Army Heads for South Viet Nam; Military Advisors Predict Lengthened Struggle

Viet Debacle May Mean Long Strife   Analysis: WHAT THE NEWS MEANS

Past Predictions Of Victory  *  Over Reds In Three Years May Be Wrong; Diem Losing Support

An AP News Analysis —  U.S. Military Men See Longer Anti-Commie War in S. Viet Nam   An AP News Analysis  By FRED S. HOFFMAN Military Affairs Writer

Political Instability May Delay Victory Longer Conflict In Viet Nam Feared

Turbulence in South Viet Nam Is Causing Predictions of Longer Anti-Communist War and Probably Longer American Involvement

Civil Disturbance May Cause Delay In Anti-Red War   Viet Nam Depression Of Buddhists Could Slow Victory Push.

Political, Religious Troubles To Lengthen U.S. Role In Viet Nam   Diem Says He Is Still Boss Of Viet Nam, Plans To Stay

Political, Religious Turbulence Seen Lengthening U. S. Role In Viet Nam

Estimates Revised By U.S. Military   Extended American Involvement Seen  In Troubled Nation

Longer War in Viet Nam Now U.S. Belief  U.S. Involvement Also Likely: Vance

War Might Drag On. In Viet Nam   Government's Instability Wrecks Past Predictions

Governors End  Meet In Unity Barnett Resolutions Merelv Put In Record

New Location Remains Undecided —  College Committee Denies ‘Pressure

Churchill Quits After Sixty Years   Sudden Decision Made Last Night; Nation Is Stunned

Old Sir Winston Sadly Announces He’s Retiring From Political Life

After 60 Remarkable Years  Churchill Says He'll —  Retire From Commons

Reduced Mobility Brings End Churchill to Give Up  Seat in Parliament

Ends 60 Years in House of Commons  Churchill Reiects Reelection, Cites Difficulty Due to Injury

 Injury Forces Reliremeni Sir Winston Writes Last Page ‘On Colorful Political Career

Remarkable Epic Comes To Close  Churchill Ready To Quit Polities

Winnie Calls It Quits   World War Il Leader Announces Decision To Leave Parliament

Subversive Activities  Latin Americans Are Being Trained In Cube In Guerrilla Warfare

Cuba Trains Latin Force Of Guerrillas   U.S. Officials Tell About ‘Illicit’ Fund Movements

Comments by Governor on Liquor Bill   sy pe Si tte Maint  “Senate Sends Liquor by Drink Bill fo lowa House

Senate Passes Liquor Bill, 26-24   Hughes Calls Bill ‘Step In Right Direction’

oenaté Passage rredictea  Little Chance House will Act on Medicare Bill This Year

; ~ a3 Congress May Be in Session Year Around  Many Legislative Proposals. Sul:

Top Military Urges Bigger Nuclear Bomb  100-Megaton Devic Recommended By LeMay And Shoup

Republic Steel first of biq three to raise prices   President consults with CIA chief McCone

In Armstrong, Butler Counties—  Quick Pa. Strip Mine Reclamation Move Due

N legro  Chiefs See Progress  In Bama City   ‘New Officials : In: Birmingham

lawmakers   Adiournment Just Around Bend   Lewis Man Escapes Blast at Highway Body

Canada, Reds Sign Grain Pact  aie oo ol \A/L..s Myn~!l   Biggest Wheat Dea In History Made With Soviet Union

Nation’s Biggest Wheat Deal  Half-Billion Dollar Wheat Sale Made by Canada to Soviets

Reveal $500 Million Wheat Deal   Canada Sells To Soviet And Large Shipment Will Go To Cuba

Canada, Russ Sign Record Wheat Deal   Soviet to Purchase $500 Million Worth: Cuba Will Get Some

Canada Sells Half Billion Dollars Worth Of Wheat To Soviet Union

bOUG Million Deal Disclosed  Soviet Union And Cuba To Get Canadian Grain

The World Today   e- “ae , a ee dy he hy   Fishbone Causes Big Problem

Cincy Probing Death Of Girl  Bludgeoning Case Vatlead in AdAwebace

Barbara Wheeler Chosen Fair Queen: Mayfield, Parkerson Are Runners-up

Barbara Wheeler Is Chosen To Reign Over 6th Annual Van Zandt County Fair

Presents ‘Lantern for the Future’  Tax Reforms, Battle Against : Capital Punishment Urged

unce Seized F ortuguese Liner  Galvao Comes To U. N., Defies Arrest Efforts

Johnson Orders Broad Assault On Farm Woes   Freeman Directed To Draft Plans With  Agricultural Leaders

Poverty, Wheat Principal Woes; With Freeman ‘Meets Group  Of Farm Leaders

LB) ORDERS FULL STUDY OF FARM ISSUES   Meets Top Spokesmen For Agriculture At The White House   WHEAT SITUATION WILL GET REVIEV

OFFICEHOLDERS MAY FALL Court Faces Tough Assignment On Reapportionment Issue

Brakeless Truck Kills 1, Hurts 16   Guiana Chief Shoots Way Out of Mob

JFK Makes It Clear: Soldiers If Needed   Related Photos See Page 2   Alabama Chief Not Likely to Have It Either Way Gov. Wallace Wanting It Both Way:

Kept Daley from speaking NAACP blames direct actionists for uproar

~ GUARD EYESIGHT WHEN WATCHING ECLIPSE SATURDAY  By ALTON BLAKESLEE

Take Indirect Kclipse Look, Society Urges   All Warn Against Using Sunglasses Or Smoked Glass

Don’t View Eclipse, Advice Few Careless Seconds Could Permanently Damage Eyes

Scientists Warn Again Of Dangers in Viewing Sun Eclipse Saturday

Eclipse Warning:   A Careless Few Seconds While Peering At The Sun Can Ruin Your Eyesight   Eclipse Forecast

Inside Today   INO oaTe yay Carelessness In looking At Eclipse  Of Sun Could Badly Damage Eyes

Rights Issue Trials Defended   Chief Justice Cites Worldwide Ferment

Measure — Now Goes To Senate   To Create Panel Picked by Governor To Draw Tourism

Bigger British Scandal Hinted   Drugged, Dying Dr. Ward’s Girlfriend Says She'll Avenge Him With Big Name:

Hospital Wages Battle For Life Of Dr. Ward   His Girl Friend Promises Vengeance

Roosevelt Gets Commerce Post  Some Predicting He May Replace Hodges Eventually

Roosevelt Nominated Kor Post   Picked By Kenned: For Commerce Undersecretary

Move to top?  FDR Jumor chosen  for commerce post      Owns flashing smile  ‘Franklin Jr., looks like father: has the same zest

Roosevelt is selected  EEE   Undersecretary of commerce title  for F.D.R. Ir.

FDR Jr. Named Undersecretary Of Commerce   Campaigned For Kennedy

Undersecretary Of Commerce Post fo Be His Subject To Confirmation By Se#ate

TEMPERAT DIPS TO FAR UNDER ZERO   Mercury Close To Freez: ing In North Florida  36 BELOW   In Minnesota: Ohio, Illi nois And Michigan Also Suffer Winter Pangs

US. Pledges $50 Million To Aid Skopje   Offer to Stricken City Is Accepted By President Tito

President Tito Grateful U. S. Offers Yugoslavia $30 Million To Aid Skopje

Yugoslav QuakeAid Offered   $50-Million Offer Made By U.S. To Help Rebuild City

Tito Accepts U.S. to Help Rebuild City  Aid to Yugos $50 Miblion

One-Half Amount Is Grant   Freeman Makes Offer To Help Rebuild Skopje

US. Offers $50 Million Quake Aid   Tito Accepts; Half Grant, Half Loan For Skopje Help

Tito Accepts Funds, Sends ‘Gratitude  Half Of Vann   Half Of Money To Be Grant: Sct fe:  cosy

Negro Laborer Beaten Into Submission Prominent Farmer Held On Charges Of Slavery

NO POSSIBILITY OF AGREEMENT BY COMMISSION   MOVE IS TO PREVENT AT-LARGE ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVES

Democrats  Told to Start  Working Now Head Prods Party  After Kennedy Gala Neots S] Million

Bailey Prods  Democrats Tc  ‘Work Hard’ $1 Million Banked By Party In Affair  Hanaringe Kennedy

Chairman Prods Dems After $1 Million Anniversary Gala   REYNOLDS, LUCEY ATTEND ANNIVERSARY

With Million Raised by Gala—  Demos Prodded to Start Now, Work Hard Until Last Vote in 1964 Is Counted

GOP Exec Heads Two Party Push   Businessmen Join In Asking Support Throughout State

Heavy Sno Dumped 0) Midwest      Late Storm Provides Freezing Rain With Liahtnina, Flaods

Berlin Wall Opened for Yule Visits—  Mother Cries In Son's Arms Near 'The Wall’

Compromise Bill Passed By B-9 Vote   Measure Goes Te House Now For Concurrence

TO EAST GERMAN CHEERS  Khrushchev Makes Test Ban Offer In Berlin Speech

Khrushchev Links Pact. To Test Ban    Kennedy's Speeches Called ‘Dangerous Development’

Convertible Is’ Demolished ; An’ Route 22 Ceach      7 Persons ‘Are Killed In Unusual Truck Accident

Car Smashed With Steel — Seven Persons Killed. In Ohio Road Mishap

7 Killed “As Rig Drops Load Of Steel On Car Hits Another Head-Or

‘Long Session   Lawmakers fo Face Heavy State Calendar Next Week: Big Truck Bill Advancing

Nixon Back in Picture for '64?   GOP Conflict Could Bring ‘A Rematch

Rockefeller, Goldwater Fight Edges Nixon to New Power Position in GOP

Rockefeller - Goldwater Battle May Put Nixon in Better Spot   During Child’s Funeral Mrs. Kennedy Was Left Alone 

Despite Loss     GOP Warfare Edges Nixon To Leadership   NEWS ANALYSIS

Despite Loss  GOP Warfare Fdces Nixon lo Leadership      NEWS. ANALYSIS ;

Yuletide Mail Rush May Not Hit Record  Valiima Pradirtad  YTVUIMITIV FT PVUMINIUYU

Christmas Mail Volume Is Off  Death of President - Kennedy Held Cause

FEAR 8 ON BUS DROWNED   F'DR’s New Deal Lives On--30 Years After Inqueural

It Was 30 Years Ago Today  mo a nidar - het? an AAada Can} nr i herine   A Bewildered Nation Made Sweeping Changes

pall ws “Aelion Now?        ‘Nation Recalls Dreary  DayOlFDR Inaueur al

Governors Won't Bail Out Rocky   Conference No Place for GOP ‘Political Platform

Rail Study Committee Slates Weekend Talks   Slim Hope Seen for Rocky's Rights Plan

Drink Bottlers Get Questioned  Some Wondering 4 Probe Involves  rica FMW cor

Supreme Court Rules Highway Chief Erred in Rejecting Firm’s Low Bid

: Supreme Court Rules State Highway Head ‘Not Justified in Turning Down Low Bid

Michigan Demos Given Edict i Restore Harmony   Word From Above Given by Johnson

Veep Talks At Dinner In Detroit   Urges Unity Among State’s Democrats

Collisions Blamed For Tragedies   Eight Bodies Found But 75 Still Missing

Marine Disasters  Take Heavy. Toll   Can Fire From Almost Any Terrain - : Launched From Sandy Slope Pershing Hits At 130 Miles

Ferry Sinks Near Japan   No Americans Involved; Nine Bodies Recovered

Ship Disasters Take Large Toll  Four Vessels Are Involved With 84 Lives Feared Lost

83 Feared Deadin Sea Disasters   Japanese Ferry Sinks, Toll High

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Nine Bodies Recovered, 76 Missing In Four Ship Disasters

83 Persons Lost in Shin Disasters   Sea Tragedies Strike Twice Off Japan, Once in Aegean Sea, West Europe River

At Least 83 Feared Dead Around World   Flaming Death Comes in West Europe; Heaviest Toll Feared in Sinking Of Ferry Off Japan; Feared Many Tranped

Abandoned Ship Burns   ‘As Many as 83 Persons Fearec Perished in 4 Ship Disasters

Ferry Sinks In Japan, 47 Lost   Tankers Collide Off Belgium, 33 Escape Flames

Japanese Ferry Collides With Freighter...  83 Persons Feared Lost In Four Ship Disasters

Disasters Plague Sea Trade   As Many As 83 May Be Dead In Four Places Over Globe

Nine Bodies Recovered In Sea Collisions   Heaviest Toll Appears In Ferry Incident Off Japan

Occurred within 24 hours  Fear 83 lost in four ship disasters around world

“WEATHER   Colonel's Spying for Russia May Cost Sweden $200 Million

Supporters Rally Behind Macmillan  ‘Unflappable Mac’  Weathers Critical oo ek ee}

Woman, Boy Die In Storm  Wind, Lightning   Wind, Lightning  Blamed For Deaths

2 Lose Lives In Columbus Area Storms  Woman, 3-Year-Olc Are Killed by High Winde and I iaghtnin

NEW TURN IN SCANDAL British Lawyer Says Playgirl Tried To Get Nuclear Secrets

Britain’s Sex Scandal Takes  Surprise Turn  Girl Denies Being   Girl Denies Being Asked by Red Aide To Get N-Secrets

Inquiry Considered Due  Talk of Espionage Effort Adds Fire to British Scandal

GAO Slams Space Agency Management   Private Industry Also Blamed for Tax Money Waste

Her Second Baby Since She Was 50  52-Year-Old Californian Gives Birth To Infant

Says New Mother At Age 52-- — ‘Having Babies Is For Young Girls’

Space Unit Picks New Astronauts  Could Be Princ Candidates For Moon Trips

Controls On Wheat Are Debated   Hundreds Of Farmers At Dodge City Session

On Wheat Referendum  Nearly 1,000 Farmers Attend Debate At Dodge City

 ‘Shock People To Reality’ Klan To Adopt Technics Used By Integrationists

Soviet Press Pictures U.S. In Fear, Turmoil Over Threats Against Assassination Cover Up   News In Summary

TO COVER UP ASSASSINATION  Soviet Press Says ‘Ultras’ Now Have U.S. In Turmoil

Stress Reds Not Involved Soviet Reporters Assail Oswald, Defend Kennedy

Possible Strike Looms—  Boeing Asked to Recall Temporary Personnel

Negroes Plan Demonstrations Despite Troops   Vow Marches  In Charleston

Demonstrations Delayed Week  Noted Attorneys to Seek Racial Peace.

INACTAL mounadup Cambridge Protests Postponed To Give Arbitration a Chance   Baton Rouge Schools

Attorneys To Be Asked To Bring Peace  Demonstrations Tentatively Put

Cambridge Uprisings Postponed  Negro Leaders Make Move After Ward Pram Tawa:

Predict San Francisco Victory  Missouri GOP Chairmen Put Goldwater in Front

New Navy  Chief Is Installed   Adm. Anderson is Replaced By Adm. McDonald

State May Get Decision Soon On Reapportion   Is Verdict Already Fixed by Judges?

Set Initialing of Document Wednesday.   Shift Discussion to Other issues; Reds Summit Due

Historic Talks On Nuclear Test Ban Treaty End   Delegates To Conference Expected To Initial Agreement Wednesday

usK Flying 10 Mosco w For Portial Test t Ban Signing Ceremonies  een sees  Talks Ended: Accord Reached

Accord Reached On A-Test Ban Talks Concluded   Major Nuclear Power: Expected to Initia Historic Agreemen' Wednesday.

Agreement To End East-West Nuclear Tact In Snace Reached Py Bia Three’

Big Three In Accord On Bombs   Talks Could Thaw Cold War Tension Of East-West

3 Nuclear Powers End Long Confab   Signing of Agreement Expected Wednesday; Top Officials Huddle

Expect Paet on Test Ban  Wednesday   Representatives of Three Nations End Nuclear Talks

Hart Is Seen as In Line for Big Committee Job  Could Be Successor To Sen. Kefauver

: Limit U. S. financial interests  Canadian government calls ‘for foreiqner sales tax —

Protest Made To France On Atomic Tests   Algerians Claim Blast In Sahara ‘Is Direct Attack

French Test ‘Device At Desert Base   Ben Bella Calls Explosion Attack On Sovereienty

French Atom Firing Perils  Algeria Ties   Explosion in Sahara Ruled Direct Attack On Algerian Regime

Algeria Hits Test Blast  In Sahara   Yrench Action May Cause New Political Crisis

Hospital :Leport  Denied  No Approach   No Approach, Eyre Declares

9] Dead Listed As Result Of Snow, Cold   Report More Frigid Blasts On The Way For Most States

New Storm Grips West; Roads Slick   Snow Belt Extends Over Wide Area As 6 To 9 Inches Fall

President Urges Nation To Join Historic Debate On Nuclear Testing Pact

Canada: Crisis Nears Peak; Election. Seen   , Diefenbaker Apparently Pinning Llopes on Vote in Comirons.

Russia Claims US. Disrupting Test Ban Talks   Attack Follows Appeal to Drop ‘Numbers Game’ -

First Time in Four Years  800 Negro Children  Get Formal Education

House Okays Medicare Measure   Bill To Implement Kerr-Mills Act To Governor

Mother Reacts Like Teenager   Brother in Carlisle “Very, Very Happy”

LeMay Weathers Switch  Anderson Out As Navy Ops. Chief In Big Shakeup

Where to Find ft   Kennedy Jars Pentagon With Third Shakeup in High Military Command

New Shakeup For Pentagon   President Kennedy’s Order Third For High Command in Three Years

West Berliners Can Visit Kin Across Border   But Communists Wilf Not Let Their People Crass

Wesferners Can Go On Yule Visits   Relaxation Means No Changes For East Dwellers

BERLIN WALL WILL BE OPENED AT CHRISTMAS  T luc tt ced . AS Ree, ee oe

Yule visit passes set   East Berliners will be barred by ‘l-way traffic’ agreement

Allies hail LBJ address  British laud bold start; policy continuity reassures Japanese

W pe hh ‘Cooperation, Hughes asks   Dewel alone: won in home county. :

Thompson  Wins More  Answers   Court Rules Defense Must Be Told If Conspiracy Included

To Eliminate Duplication, Save Money   Hoover Commission Suggests Reducing County Agent Total

Command in Pacific May Change   Army, Air Force Generals Eligible Now for Ton Poct

Investigators ProbingN&W Derailment   Accident Has Unusual Aspect:

Kennedy, Macmillan Set Meet   White House Confirms London Parley June 29-30

Kennedy Sets Up Conference with Macmillan   Meeting Set in Great Britain  June 29-30

Meeting Is Added to His  Europe Trip  indicates Shift In White House Thinking

Cigaret Coupons Violate the Law   Ferguson Says Bonuses  Offered Ulegal in Stare

BRITISH CLAIM C. L. WRIGHT WAS KEELER FRIEND  RECALLED FROM BASE IN BRITAIN

ria rem Letters To Santa Claus \Will Be Answered, Pestmaster Says

‘Mr. ZIP‘ Teaming With Santa Claus This Year, Children To Receive Cards

On Inside Pages   n County Prima     “GOP Office Holders  To Seek Nomination

670 Lakonia Survivors. Are Rescued   20 Plucked From Stormy Ocear   Cop Disarms Man In Barroom Fight

Rescuers Pluck 20 From Stormy Sea; 7 Others From Freighter Die   27-Hour Ordeal Recounted; Captain Thought to Have Gone Down With Shin

Charles Replaces Medgar Evers.. a _  Two Brothers Made Pact To Continue Racial Fight

Evers Brother Takes Over Post  More Race Trouble Feared In Jackson

Aim: ‘Equality for All Mew  Brother of Evers Is New Rights Champion

Evers Brother Takes Over   Negroes May Seek Mediator In Cambridge Racial Dispute   Related Story. Page 2

Charles Evers Takes Over His Brother’s Post  Says He'll Work For ‘Equality

Evers’ Brother New Champion Of Civil Rights   Pledges to Work For ‘Equality Of All Men’

Brother Of Evers Fills Dixie Post   Jackson, Miss., Uneasy At Chance Of More Marches

Evers Brother Takes Over Post  Pledges to Work for Equality of All Men

Texas, Ole Miss Nearer Bowls - - kkk ¥¥% 4H %  Unbeaten List Down To 1

Trull And Co. Defeated 7-0 Texas Whips Baylor, Stands Alone At Top

See WORLD, Page 2   Pope Paul Celebrates Mass To Let Light Into an Area

Satellites Regain Voice From Space  ’ Telstar Actives PD... Poa Ca

Ohio Commission Starts Mapping Plans  For State Industrial Development Drive

Stiffer Travel Ban Imposed   New Parts Of U.S. Declared Off  Limits In Drive Against ‘Snies’

Brake On Red Espionage Attempted  U.S. Puts New Curbs  On Commie Diplomats

Today’s Weather: WINDY, COLDER  Yesterday’s high, 48; low, 30   U.S. Revises Many Travel  Restrictions on Communists

Vaccine Clinic Sef For Mar.9   Clinics Set for Forest City, Buffalo Center, Britt and Carnar

Sinatra Sr. identified  Or Z Camera ‘Shot’ Abductors At Payoff, Report Claims

FBI Is Working On Sinatra Case  Serial Numbers Of Ransom Money Bills Are Distributed

Federal Unit Silent on Raid At Valley Home  Oakland Man Says Movie Was Taken OF Pavatt Pickun

Ransom Numbers  Released   Move Is Made  By FBI In  Sinatra Kidnapings House Raided

Identified By Frank? FBI Said To Have Filmed Kidnapers Picking Up Money

Report FBI Took Movies Of Sinatra Kidnappers Picking Up$240 000RansomMoney

RANSACKED BY AGENTS   One Report Says Elder Sinatra Knows Kidnapers

Ransom pickup filmed? Kidnapers might be movie ‘stars   Related story on Page 17

Does Sinatra Sr. Know Abductor?  Serial Numbers on Ransom  ‘Money Distributed by FBI

FBI Remains Silent On Investigation Young Sinatra's Abductors May Have Been Photographed

Camera on  kidnapers? Sinatra friend says FBI has film  at rancam nielriy

Reports FBI Had Camera Trained On Sinatra Kidnapers As They Picked Up Ransom Money   Jeers, Cheers Accompany Military Base Shutdowns

Slow Going ...   Ramshackle House Tied in with Sinatra Kidnapers

FBI Is Distributing Ransom Bill Numbers   Silent on Probe Of Sinatra Jr. Kidnapina

Weather   Does Sinatra Sr. Know Abductor?  Serial Numbers on Ransom  ‘Money Distributed by FBI

FBI Is Distributing Numbers on Bills in Sinatra Ransom   Say Camere Trained on Kidnapers

Friend Tells Of Movies’... .  Did FBI Get Pictures: Of Sinatra Abductors?

Says Films  Of Ransom Grab Made   Vigil at Raided House Dropped; Issue Bill Serial Numbers

FBI Reported To Have Filmed  Ransom Pickup Sinatra Sr. Reported Tc Have Viewed Movies,   Identified Kidnaper

Report Movie Camera Filmed Men at Pickup—  ERI Dictributes Numbers of Ransom RBille

Ransom Bill Numbers  Are Distributed By FBI   WHISKED AWAY BY FBI

Informant Claims FBI Photographed  Sinatra Payoff   HOUSE EMPTY   TELESCOPIC LENSE

Claims FBI Took Movies Of Kidnapers Picking Up $240,000 Ransom Money

Report Movies Taken of Kidnap Ransom Pickup  FBI Declines Any  Y nen mak mm x Ss

No FBI Comment Ransom Pickup Pictures Taken?   Serial Numbers On Bills tssued

Mum on Sinatra kidnap findings  FBI distributes serial numbers on ransom notes

Report Says FBI Filmed Abductors   Friend Of Sinatra Claims Frankie Sr., Has Viewed Movies

Rundown On General Assembly Republicans Take Initiative In Advocating Civil Service

Currency May Be In  Kolwezi ©   ‘See Related Congo Story, Page 2-A

Monetary system Jeopardized  Toe te ee ene me  National Bank Of Katanga Is Missing $10 To $20 Millions

Say Millions Missing in Congo Bank   Tshombe Not Accused Afraid Monetary _ System Hurt

Rescued From Allegheny  x * * * * Pee = ee   am™ — esses—“‘“‘;‘(“‘ire tl kar. gl

Texans Eye New Norther   Artic Air May Bring Snow To Parts Of State

Inside Today   Tenth Of One Per Cent Cost Of Living Hits Record High In Marcel

Living Costs Increase Again  _ Used Cars, Clothes  ! Mame Ownerchin uf

Living Costs Increase To  Set Record  Cars, Clothing And Taxes Account For Increase

Living Cost Index Hits New Peak  March Rise Still   March Rise Still Insignificant In Household Budget

Cost Rise Ups Index To Record  _ 2 FAL Frl_al*...   Cost Of Clothing, Cars, Household Charges Increase

Living Costs Increase fo. All-Time High   ' March: Climb. Less sThan One Cent on $10 ‘Expenditure 

March Gain Hits Peak Living Cost   Experts Anticipate No Additional Gain At Present Time

LIVING COSTS CONTINUE TO EDGE UPWARD  MARCH CHALKS UF  AAINTLICND nrnann

Living Costs At Record Peal During March  Clothing, Used Car Prices Up

Cost Of Living Sets Mark   Reached In March In History Is Highest Level

index Hits 106.2  Slight March Rise Boosts Living Costs to New Peak

School Gir Found Slain In Houston   Police Hunt Boy For Questioning

Foreign Aid ut ts Seen Prob      Clay Report Guide For Reductions, Says Senator Dirksen

mittee Report  Big ‘Aid Cut May Be Likely Next Year, Dirksen Says

Olson Hints  He Will Run  For Governor Says Knowles Has  Waited Too Long On Revealing Plans

Rockefeller Signs Bill ‘To Gain Space Industry      Promotion of Research is Method; Uther Legislation Signed by Governor

esareful For All Things Done Mrs. Oswald’s Future Now Is To Create A Life For Her Two Children In America

Hope to save frozen toes  evacuated from Everest grin despite their pain

Taken To Hospital In Nepal   Effort Being Made To Save Frozen Toes of Climbers

Secretary of Navy Resigns His Post To Return to Bank   Saya Private Affairs Not Policy Dispute Is Reason foe Ouitina,

DENIAL OF MORE NUCLEAR SHIPS SET OFF ACTION   TO TAKE EFFECT NOV. 1; NITZE NAMED SUCCESSOR

Had Policy Tiff With McNamare   Will Return to Private Business; Nitze Successor

Korth, Target in TFX Row, Quits Post:  Nic @ovsopou, Dire Sask Chitin e   vy Secretary Resigns, Claims

Defense Aid Figured in  TEX Probe   Cites ‘Pressing Private Affairs’; JEK Names Nitze

Korth Resigns as Secretary of U.S. Navy   Nitze, Assistant Defense Secretary Will Teke Over

Successor Already Named P Secretary of Navy Korth Turns in Resignation

Had Protested Nuclear Carrier Program Cutoff  President Names Nitze, McNamarc Aide tan Office

A-Powered Carriers Are Issue   Brass Would Bar. New Acquisitions

Navy Secrefary Korth Resigns After Protest   Nitze Named As Successor

Say No Indication Resignation Stemmed From Policy Dispute Over Nuclear Aircraft Carriers

White House: ne  Fred Korth Resigns As Naval Chief  Sectetary Quits Post; Effective On November Ist

MINOW RESIGNS AS HRAD-OF FCC   JFK Names E, W, Henry, 34, to Replace Him as Chairman

Made Carrier Plan Protest   Assistant Defense Head Named to Take Post

Defense Aide Successor  Fred Korth Quits Post As Secretary of Navy

Private Affairs Cited; Defense Aide Selected   Pentagon Decision Might Be a Factor

Navy Secretary Fred Korth Is" Resigning Post Paul Nitze, Asst.  Defense Official, Will Assume Role

Water. Water Everywhere (Almost)   Abolition of Tuition Ursed by Educator   Chance Remark Blooms Into Beauty Spots

Subzero Cold Numbs Northern Areas, Fans Out   Another Storm Plasters East With Snow. Ice

MUCH OF EAST ALSO COATED WITH IGE, SNOW      Frederick C ounty Due For Cloudy Skies Next Two Days   MAJOR SNOWSTORM DETOURED THE AREA

Blizzard Howls Into Midlands, East Plastered With Heavy Snow And Ice

Snow, Ice, ColdNumb The North   Blizzard Strikes In Plains States

RIPS DE GAULLE ‘FOLLY’  Mae Launches  ‘Trade Talks With Allies: —

Robert Horton Heads Cast of “Brigadoon” At Municipal Opera During Week of July 8-14

Land--And- Air fs--Hunt-——  Massed Troopers Search For Slayer Of Colleague In Del.

County Dairy Clubbers To Show Forty-Three Animals At State   Farm Calendar

JFK Signs Bill Boosting National Deb  Treasury a eports Deadline Missed

—_— EAST GERMANY, CANADA AMONG FIRST —~  Long Parade Of Treaty Signing Underway

Shot to death on lonely road  White interaqration crusader killed

WHITE MAN MURDERED IN DARKNESS   Assassination Victim Reared In Mississippi

Scranton Faces Key Test on ‘Civil Service   School Redistricting, Teacher Pay Hike Bills Also Head for  Showdowns.

Castro As. Honor Guest Is Reason  Cuban Premier Shares are With Khrushchev

U. §. Boycotts Red May Day Celebrations   No Diplomats Attend Soviet Affairs Because of Castro's Presence.

Castro's Presence Is Reason   Russian Defense Chief Takes Up Cause For Fidel

Will affect state finances  Disasterous Bristol Bay run being studied hy state

 WORLD NEWS  Tshombe Returns to Elisabethville; Peace Talk Offer Snubbed by U.N

~ mee Improve ao Way, ae use Council Initiates  New Street Lights

Save Trees, Improve White Way, Groups Urge   Council Initiates New Street Lights

Jackson incident  Why Did Negro Youths Stage Riot?      By JUNIUS GRIFFIN

Northern Gi ly Examining  Itself After Racial Fight   .. Wy JUNIUS GRIFFIN

Demonstration In Jackson Suspended   White Professor, Girl Clubbed by Policemen In Earlier Protests

Senate Beats Dea  Top Legislation Sent to House      Senate Okays Kerr-Mills   Backers Say Bond Issue Would Solve Silver Bows Problem

NEW GOVERNORS TAKE OFFICE IN SEVERAL STATES   GOP FAVORITES AMONG OFFICIALS STARTING TERMS

Possible GOP candidates? Rockefeller, Romney two of newly-sworn governors

Rockefeller Is Sworn In As Governor   Several Others Also Inaugurated On New Year's Day

Fire Forces 1,016 From Greek Liner   U. S. and British Rescue Vessels Take On Survivors

Over 1,000 Flee Blazing  Cruise Liner   About 100 Badies Floating In Ocean Off African Coast

. LAKONIA SINKING OFF AFRICA Reports Of Number Plucked From Water Range From 470-800

1046 Abandon Burning Ship in Atlantic   TOYS GOING FAST Christmas Business Is Good

Flaming, Exploding Liner — Forces 1046 Into Atlantic   730 Reported Saved; 296 Missing; 100 Feared Dead

More than hundred dead Massive air-sea rescue plucks hundreds from sea

1,036 Flee Greek Liner   Rescuers Pluck 873.  From Atlantic Ocean

Sight About 100 Bodies; Many Others Rescued   Planes and Ships Pluck Survivors From Atlantic

Rescues From Burning Holiday Cruise Liner . To 750 .-.Carried 1.046.

HUNDREDS SAVED; SEE MANY DEAD   Ships, Planes Rush To Rescue; Greek Liner Lakonia Sinks On Christmas Cruise From  England.

Fire Rakes Big Liner In Atlantic   Passengers Aboarc Greek Vessel on Christmas Cruise

Explosions Rip Liner, Aflame in Atlantic—  Rescue Hundreds From Sea

Hundreds Saved From Burning Ship  1046 Abandon Christmas Cruise Vessel in Atlantic

Liner Engulfec In Flames; 750 Rescued   100 Others Apparently Dead In Atlantic Waters

Tragedy Mars Holiday Junket In Atlantic   Rescuers Able To Save Hundreds; 100 Thought Dead

Hundreds Saved In Air And Sea Rescue   Fire And Explosions Rock Greek Ship Off Casablanca

Toll High Cruise Has Grim End   Big Blow Felt Wind Gusts Cause Minor Damage

Many Bodies Sighted  Hundreds Saved From Fireswept  Liner, Toll Rises

Being Plucked  Fr rom Ocean   No Certainty On How Many Have Been PRosened

Massive Air-Sea Rescue Operation Saves Hundreds         100 Persons Seen Floating In Water Believed Dead; Report Over 800 On Cruise Boat Saved

Other Survivors of Greek Cruise  Vessel Sighted   Gay Holiday Trip Turns Inte Atlantic Sea Tragedy

Many Floating in Water Believed Dead, Is Report  Most of Passenaers   Most of Passengers On Lakonia British

FIRE FORCES PASSENGERS, CREW AWAY   Rescue Armada \ Quickly Reaches  Disaster Scene

More Than 1,000 Abandon Greek Cruise Ship Ablaze Sunday Off African Coast; Many Are Rescued; Death Toll Unknown

296 of 1,046 On Cruise Ship Are Unaccounted For   100 Appear Dead

Rescued; Others be In Water  651 Holidaying Passengers, Crew  Of 365 Involved  wont Survivors 

Massive Rescue Efforts Continue After Disaster Hits Holiday Cruise Ship

Report Says Some Dead In Water Rescue Ships Arrive At  Lt ee ee, ere

Some Bodies Recovered From Ocean   Several Ships Participate In Rescue Efforts

1,046 Aboard Liner As Disaster Strikes   Massive Air-Sea Rescue Operation Under Way for Victims of Christmas Holiday Cruise Tragedy in Atlantic

1,016 Abandon Liner Afire In Ocean; Many Thoueht Deac   Storm Tossed Destroyers Return Greeted By 800

Hundreds Saved From Ship Fire  ., ee eee ae ae a   Christmas Cruise Ends With About 100 Dead

Massive rescue picks up Lakonia survivors  Raging fire destroys Greek liner as Many passengers die in ocean

Scores Die as Tragedy Ends Holiday Cruise   Explosions, Fire Hit Greek Liner

HUNDREDS SAVED: SEE MANY DEAD   Ships, Planes Rush To Rescue; Greek Liner Lakonia Sinks On Christmas Cruise From England.  quewenabtimmmennedas

Massive Air-Sea Rescue Operation Plucks Hundreds From Eastern Atlantic But Many Seen Floating in Water Appear Dead

Burning Vessel’s Passengers Saved   Many Still Missing From Greek Ship

Total trade boycott demand fails  To force South Africa to end present racial policies

S. African ArmsBanby U.N. Sought   Security Council Likely to Approve Norway’s Proposal

U.N. Aims At Arms Ban On South Africa   Security Council Hopes To Stop Racial Policies

South Afriea Arms Ban  Up For Vote   Security Council Expected To Give Measure Approval

Pressure for Arms Embargo On South Africa  U.N. Security Counci Expected to Adopt Norse Resolution

Arms Plan Aimed At South Africa  Norway Proposes Ban In U.N. Resolution

Aimed At Ss. Africa World Embargo On Arms To Gel  Council’s Vote

Power Bond Issue Vote By Precincts   Worldwide Arms Embargo  U.N. Expected ToOkay  Norwegian Resolution

Would Force Nation To End Racial Policies   Norway Resolution Comes Up Today For Assembly Vote

U. N. Embargo Scheme Is IIleqal. Declares U. S.   Vast Reform Decreed In Catholic Worshir

Grand River Mutual Has Annual Meeting   Chastain Reports on 10-Year Growth to 40 Dial Exchanges,

Wheat Salé Financing  President Johnson Wins First Victory in Congress

Get Cool Reception   Briton Pleads For End Of Stalling And Recriminations Marring West's Accord

LVearly 396 Million  State Highway Commission Adopts Record High Budget

Mine Disaster Probers Told 01  Rules Violation  Safely Regulations Were Not Followed At Shaft Whare 27 Died

Cuba Confirms Claim, How  U. S. Skeptical Of Bomb Raid  Over Havana

Havana Bombinc Claim Doubted   State Department, AP Can Find No Evidence

Officials Doubt Raid  On Havana   Cuban Government Picks Up Story, Holds U.S. Responsible for Attack

Question Story of Raid On Refinery at Havana; Cuba Radio Blames U. §.

U. 5. Skeptical of Story  ‘Cuba Blames Washington for Bombing Attack on Oil Refinery

a_i  State Dept. Skeptical of Cuban Raid   Havana Echoes Story, Says U. S. Held Résponsible

Cuba Goes Along with Raid Story   Holds U.S. To Blame No Visible Sign of Refinery Attack

 Photographer Claims Raid on Refineries  Attack on Cuba Doubted by U.S.

Holds U.S. Responsible   Cuban Gov't Confirms Bombs Dropped On Havana

Commonwealth Opposed To Proposal— Mixed Reaction To State's PRR-NYC Merger Stand

End Violence By Races, JFK Warns   Prediets Capitol March  To Proceed in Peace

JFK Repeats Warning on  Racial Strife  Finds No Proof Demonstrations Red-Inspired

lo Be There: Warns Against Violent Acts  Press Told Hone Is.   Press Told Hope Is — Strong That Test Ban Talks Will Succeed

But US Executive Says He Looks Forward To Peaceful March Aug. 28

Kennedy To Greet Capital Protestors  Budget Deficit Below Forecast; President Renews Tax Cut Plea

Still Hopeful Of Agreement On Atom Tests   Sees Improvement In Budget Deficit; Still Wants Tax Cut

Four Convieted in Big Swindle  After U: S82 Longest Criminal Trial

Government Wins Longes Fraud Case   Four Convicted In Huge Sale Of Stock Swindle

 NEW YORK CASE  Four Convicted Of Stock Fraud After Longest Trial On Record

FOUR BROKERS ARE CONVICTED IN LONG TRIAL   $5 Million Swindle Case Involved Price Rigs In Stock Deals   JUDGE DENOUNCES DEFENSE TACTICS

COUNTRY LAWYER   FAMILIES TO LIVE IN PARAGUAYAN JUNGLES  Texans Facing Crusoe Life

How To Get the Coach Down on You   Texas Pioneers Set For Life in Jungle

Justice dep’t. officials assist  Third negro registers peacefully in Alabama

NO CROWD, NO TROOPS  Third Negro Enrolls Quietly At University Of Alabama

Huntsville Quiet As McGlathery Enters Campus   Murder Tension High at Jackson

Fears Grow That Negro Leader's Murder May  Incite Fresh Violence

Negro Enrolls At Huntsville  Wallace Doesnt Offer  Any Interference Phere

Third Negro Enrolls Today At Huntsville   No Trouble Is Expected

Wallace Passed Buck To JFK Alabama University Awaits  Enrollment Of Third Negro

Third Negro  Set to Enroll  In Alabama Officials Expect N  Trouble at School

YO CROWD, NO FEDERAL TROOPS Third Negro Registers  In Alabama University

Enrollment Not Marred By Incident   McGlathery Goes into Extension Center; Wallace Absent

Governor Nof af Huntsville to Bar Entrance  No Trouble at  Tuscaloosa When ey gitar ss nee 1» _f

TL Ride With The Commission Man — Commission Man Brings Buyer, Seller Together

I Ride With The Veterinarian  Modern Animal Medicine  Uses Scientific Methods

 Ride With The Bulk Milk Hauler Dairying Has Gone Modern With Bulk Truck Pickup

 Ride With The F.H.A. Supervisor FHA Supervisor Helps With Money Management

RECOUNT TRIAL WAS LESSON  Secretary of State's Office to Train Election Judges for 1964

Avoid Miscues of Recount Election — Training Programs Set  For Election Clerks

Nuclear Sub Loss Slowing Polari is F leet   Thresher “Tragedy Brings Modification In Crafts? Assembly

Thresher Tragedy Has Slowed Navy Plans For Nuclear Fleet Buildup

 M odific ations Need N eeded  Thresher Tragedy) Slows Sub Works

Tragedy Of Thresher Slows Plans For Buildup Of Nuclear Submarine Fleet

Polaris subs being modified  Thresher tragedy slowing plans for sub build-up

Modifications Being Made Io Polaris Subs   To Slow Plans For Buildup

Teamster Chiefs Remain In Business After Hectic Rush To Secure Bonding

Cosmonaut In Orbit  Two Men On Board? ‘Not Yet.’ Savs Premier Khrushchev

Is Fifth Launching Announced by Soviets  Another Russian Astronaut In Orbit

MOSCOW RADIO  REPORTS SHIP  ACTS NORMALLY VOSTOK V TAKES  OFF EARLY TODAY WITH ONE ABOARD

PRAYER FOR...  e IODAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious bh eatures)

Final Congo Showdown Builds Up   Thant Turns Down Tshombe’s Proposal Yor Negotiations

Thant Rejects His Overtures For More Talk; To Get More U.S. Equipment

UN Demands “Actions Of Tshombe  Scorched Earth Threat Said Now Being Frecnted

Ishombe Fo Actions   African’s. Demand For More Talks Get: Definite Turndown

Katanga Showdown  Is Seen Combat Column Rushing North   Thant Rejects Negotiations  {Gna Dada A)

[Late News Off the AP Wire   OVERTURNS CQNVICTION  COVIET SPRAY VACCINE—

Bank Robbery Suspect Seized In Miami, Fla.  Surprised by FBI; Find Loaded Guns

: -/Sanford Gives Address  ‘Colleges In N. C. Hold  Graduation Exercises

Reynolds Says He Puts Party Above Himself   May Not Run if Candidacy Appears To Hurt Kennedy

Reynolds Sees 1964 Candidacy  Still Uncertain  Won't Run Again lf He Will Hurt Kennedy Chance

Indicates He Would Step Aside For JFK   Says It Is More Important To Keep President In White House

GOP Lashes Out At New Debt Ceiling  Curb On Federal Spending Proposed

Two Lasses Stow Away On Carrier  Love, Aciventure  Cut Short When Bessemnel bece Coctlous

Bama Governor Right On Rev. King Government Auto Used To Haul  Negro Leader, Agency Admits

Refutes Earlier Denial, Resigns  Government Attorney Now Admit:  Lending Car in Which Negro Rode

ASK PROBE TERRE HAUTE GAS MAINS   Third Explosion In Five Weeks Injures 18 Wednesday; 16 Killed tn January. All Schools Closed.

ncome Tax Cut? You Can’ t Win!  - States § Set To Grab What U.S. Gives Up

Ten More Persons Rescued— Dynamite Squads Spell Doom For Skopje Ruins

Dynamite To Level Yugoslavia City  DOOMED!   10 More Found Alive In Skopje Quake Ruins

Battle Against Pestilence — Dynamite Writes End To Quake-Ruined City

Dynamite Squads Clearing Skopje Of Quake Ruins  Pestilence Threat To Yugoslav City

Dynamite Units Spell Doom For Yugoslav City  Governmen + Hurries Ta Lees me a a or amhise Tl rantan —

Dynamite Squads Raze City To Prevent Typhus Threat In Quake Shattered Skopje

U.S. Retaliates as North Korean Reds Slay Another Yank   Yugoslavs Clean Up Quake-Ravaged City

Ruins Are Dynamited (Man-Made Explosions Spell Doon 'To Remainder Of Yugoslav City

Dynamite to destroy what earthquake left of Skopje as 10 more are taken from ruins   Horror city

Dynamiting of Skopie Quake Debris Begins   City Is Promised Rebuild Proaram

Quake Deaths Near 1,000 Dynamite Squads Are Leveling Skopje As Typhus Poses Threat

F [Remains of City Leveled  D ynamite Crews Seal Final Doom of Skopje

10 Rescued From Ruins Of Earthquake  Trapped for 80 Hours In Rubble of Skopje, Yugoslavia

Dynamite Crews Spell Final Doom of Skopje  ~ 10 More Persons Rescued From Quake Ruins

COUNT OF DEAD NEARS 1,000 Dynamite Finishing Destruction of City

SPCILO MERLLAE UHL EA Mea Lea Hea   10 More Are Rescued  Remainder Of Skopje Leveled By Dynamite. Typbhus Is Feared     AES

Blasts Level Buildings In  Quake City   Typhus Outbreak Feared: Residents Ordered to Leave

Quake Stricken Yugoslav City © Being Leveled      Rescue Crews Dig 10 More Person: Alive From Rubble: Fear Epidemic

COUNT NEARL\ 1,000 DEAD IN SKOPIE   Hundreds More Believed To Be Buried In Ruins  Barmreaea mL tt ATs es   As Epidemic Of Typhus Is Feared; Recover Body Of U.S. Airman

10 Rescued From Ruins  Of Skopje   Dynamite Blasts To Spell Doom Of Quake-Hit City

10 More Persons Rescued From Rubble  Blasts Level Quake-Hit City

Count of dead stands near 1,000 Dynamite squads spell doom of quake racked city

‘Blasting To Complete Quake Destruction In Yugoslavia; Typhus Outbreak Big Danger

Dynamite Units Spell Doom For Yugoslav City   Government Hurrie: To Level Area As Typhus Threatening

Death Toll Near 1,000....     Remains of Devastated City Leveled By Dynamite Blasts

18 Die, 7 Saved Relatives Talk of Peril, - High Pay at Utch Mine

Reynolds Sure Rock's Election Will Be His ‘Test   Governor Claims No Prestige But Will Campaign

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS By The Associated Press   [Late News Off the AP Wire   MOTHER OF YEAR~—   CRPICKERY INTO SPYING’.

‘Bold New Approach’ to Mental Health Problem Proposed by President

Kennedy Gives Congress New Mental Health Plan To Lower. Prevent Iilness

Kennedy Calls For Federal Aid To States For New Mental Health Centers

Hospitat Population Cut Is Seen   Program Built Around Community Mental Centers

Kennedy Asks Local Mental Health Center:   Program Aimed at Cutting Hospital] Population, Pre. venting Retardation

JFK Seeks to Cut Mental Hospital Load      Would Erect Centers With Aid of States

Kennedy Watching Breach   Stocks   i Retardation   President Sends Mental Health Message To Congress

Costly. Program. Designed To.Reduce Population In Mental Hospitals of U.S.         Pres. Kennedy's n Mental Health:

Cuba Fuss Continues  To Broil   Senator Urges Public Inquiry On Situation

JFK Seeks Radical Mental Health Plan   House Investigators Recommend Stronger Bite in State’s Reclassification Program

Solons Want Public Airing On Security   Public Confidence Undermined By Conflicting Reports

BOTHHOUSES OF CONGRESS JOIN WRANGLE      Memb ers Get Heated 3 Over Talk Of Big  Missile Threat   WHITE HOUSE MUM ON PUBLIC HEARING

rresident says in Message  Kennedy Proposals Would Cui Mental Health Cases In Half

President asks millions, ‘bold new approach’ to improve nations mental health program   Senate oks ‘quit money pension bill   Would increase public employes retirement pay

Program Would. Be Costly.  Kennedy Outlines Plans Fer Cutting Mental Hesnitel Population fm Halt

SOVIET THREAT CHARGED  Probing Of Cuban Situation Urged By Congress Members   HEATED RIVALRY  Kennedy Challenges Marines

Help trom lowa City   Law Makers Worried; Call for Missile Probe

Edgy Solons Want Facts About Situation in Cuba   More Congressional News on Pages 5, GA

Information On Cuban Issue Sought   Congress Uneasy At Lack Of Data On Real Arms Situation

Atheists At Work  Get Colony, Have Funds To Battle Tex-Exempt Churches

Security plan is tightened  Police, Secr Sacvice set for set Tot

' WINDS UP L.A. CRUSADE  Graham Attracts Largest U.S. Religious Gathering

Hot Session Over Story Of Cheating   Anderson Not Telling Source of Article on Congressmen

Columnist Won't Tell His Source  Solon, Newsman  Hurl Harsh Words

Floods Ravage Ohio     Blizzard Pounds Northwest Michigan   . T'py

GOP Farmer  Wins In North  Dakota Vote Critic Of JFK's  Farm Program New Congressman

Congratulations, Pen!   Republican Farmer Wins Congress Race in N.D. —

Republican Wins Dakota Election As Congressman  Farmer Campaigned Against JFK Policies

Parochial Bus Action Adopted  _. £*° § ee es Ag rion Ciears .  Its 1963 Hurdle

Lutherans Seek More Harmony Better Relations  Basta h Meal... Stam

Elizabeth Vaguely Glum In Gay Rite, Princess Kent Weds Commoner:

Royal Pair Leaves Westminster Abbey For Honeymoon In Quiet Scottish Glen

\‘Just_ A Nobody’- Valachins’ Big Moment ‘Of Revenge Is Yet To Come On Witness Stand

Moment Of Revenge Is Coming eae  Gangsters Called Valachi A Nobody—Now Rearet It

RRR KKKKKKKKRKKKKKKKKEKRKRKKKKKKKKEKAKRKEKEKE KH KE KKK EES  - ‘Quality Education’ Interpreted

Athenagoras, Pope May Hea Church Split   Catholic, Orthodox Churches Express Desire To Rejoin

‘Was Wheeling Resident for Many Years   Mrs. Maud E. Wisehaupt Dies ‘at Age of 80.

Earl James Funeral Will Be Friday   Barber Here Since 1931 Died Yesterday in Fall from Hosvital Root

Soviet Complaints “Against © NATO Nuclear Forces Meet Rejection in American Note

Russ Threat Over NATO's AForce Hit.   U.S. Turns Down Protest, Says It is Prenosterous

Mayors Get  Five-Point  Program Time Is Past For Tokens,  Denes dawt Geas--

Kennedy Urges Mayors to Help On Racial Issue  President Outlines Proposals During

U.S. Army Captain Is Killed  5 U.S. Copters Shot Down By Viet Cong Reds

Guard of Honor Escorts F lag-Draped Coffin Gavin Buried in Arlington

United States becoming alcoholic reports psychiatrists at conference

Death Rains From Angry Bali Volcano  Sacrifices Offered   Sacrifices Offered By Fearful People; 150 Have Perished

Indonesian Volcano  Eruption Kills 150   Food Chain Takes  Tuna From Shelves

Death Rains From Angry Bali Volcano  ee Ge Te. Yimin (Petes   Sacrifices Offered By Fearful People; 150 Have Perished

‘TOO MUCH MUGWUMP LEADERSHIP’ ; ! Revolt Brewing in Demo Party Ranks?

Thant Says Big Powers ‘Missed Bus: on Treaty —   Farly China A-Blast Seen

SECRET VOTES LISTED ; Senate Minority Rejects Garwood as UofT Regent

GOLDWATER NOT HAPPY   SECRET VOTE WAS 16-12 FOR EX-JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT  Minority In Senate Blocked Regent’s Appointment

PAINTS GLOOMY PICTURE  Witness Admits US Cant Detect Secret Nuclear Blast

Detecting Of Red Blasts Is Uncertain   Defense Expert Is Gloomy On Success Of U.S. Pinpointine

Detecting Of Red Blasts Is Uncertain  Defense Expert Is Gloomy On Succes:   Defense Expert Is Gloomy On Success Of U.S. Pinpointine

AU. 'S.S Setbacks on Blast Detection, U. N. Bills   Gloomy Testimony ‘About Arms Talks   Adiai is Opposed To Larger Payment

For Misuse Of Public Funds  ‘White Ordered To  ‘Reimburse’ State   AEC Chairman Backs Nuelear Test Ban Plan

AEC’s Seaborg Urges Treaty s Ratification  ~ Says Anti-Missile Missile Testing fan fa lindararnunec

AEC Chief Backs Test Ban Treaty   Seaborg Says Pact Improves Security; Calls Risks Minor

She’s A ‘Johnny-On-The-Spot Princess Meg Grabs Camera,  Takes Pictures Of Palace Fire

TODAY'S MARKETS > Local ... K. C. Livestock Chicago Grain ... N. Y. Stocks  ~—TODAY'S MARKETS TODAY—   NEW VORK STOCK

ormal Announcement Expected This Week--Maybe Tomorrow  Smith Ready To Announce

n Leader's Home  “SCHOOL BOARD GIVES IN, CLOSES THREE DESEGREGATED SCHOOLS

Birmingham Board Bows To Wallace  Educators Move   Educators Move Fast In Wake Of Disturbance

Gov.Wallace Wins Fight; NegroKilled   1,000 Negroes Stage Riot After Bombing Of Attorney’s Home

Birmingham Board Relents, Closes Three Desegregated Public Schools

Action Follows Bloody Rioting;  Dead, 19 Hurt   Board of Education Gives In to Gov. Wallace, Closes Three Buildings.

Action Follows bloody hioting In Streets By  1.000 Neeroes, One Dies

Negro Slain In Birmingham  Board Yields To Wallace By Closing Three Schools

Negro Killed, 19 Persons Injured; Board Accedes To Governor’s Request

Gov. Wallace Prevails  After Rioting   Negro Killed, Home Bombed In Wild Night

Bloody Riots After Bombing Of Negro Home   One Negro Dead As Police Quell Hours Of Violence

 Prospects Appear Slim  Khrushchev Makes Another Bic  To Influence Italian Voters

$$27 Million Slashed From Foreign Plan  Final Action Follow:   Final Action Follows Sidetracking Bitter Grain Sales Battle

Cut Despite JFK's Plea   $3.7 BILLION FIGURE MAY DECLINE IN COMPROMISE

WHEAT DEAL DEADLOCK ENDS   Senate Passes  83.7 Million ‘Aid   Measure, 63-17

Turbulent Exchanges  Follow GOP’s Move   Final Vote on $3-Billion Aid Authorization 63 to 17, Comes After Fifteen Days of Debating

0 Million Cut Out Of Foreign Aid   Morse Agrees Not To Press For More Cuts In Compromise Move

Senate Passes Aid Bill After Cutting   Approves $3,702,365,000 With Curbs; Kennedy Wanted $4,529.615.000 Bill

New Cuts, Restraints Are Added Authorization  $2,000,000 Above House

Passage Follows Late-Hour Fight On Grain Issue   Measure Gives Kennedy Funds Of $3.7 Billion

President’s Protests Fait To Turn Tide   Restraints Imposed As $3.7 Billion Bill Approved 63 To 17

Cut Sharply From Requested $4.5 Billion; © Further Cuts. Seen Likely

Mutilated and hamstrung, foreign aid bill gets OK   See deeper cuts

SENATE OK'S JFK'S FOREIGN AID MEASURE   Passage Comes After Much Bickering, Deep Slashes   RESTRAINTS ADDED DESPITE PROTEST

$3.7 Billion Measure Sent  To Conterees Military Help Fund Reduced By $405 Million

AFTER LONG DEBATE  Senate Passes Slashed, Restrained Aid Measure

After deferring grain sales row  Senate passes mangled JFK foreign aid bill 63-17

 State Senate Approves  ‘Modernization of Treatment [For Criminally Insane Nearer

PARENTS, BROTHER, GRANDMOTHER DEAD  Girl Burn Victim Wins Fight For Best Christmas Present—Her Life

WORLD NEWS Nuclear Test Ban Talks to Resume; Navy Launches Successful Polaris

Woman astronaut rumored Soviet space venture hints at extended team maneuver

Government, Downed Flyer Praise. Soviet Fishermen For Sea Rescue

ON THE INSIDE   U. S. GOVERNMENT PRAISES SOVIET RESCUERS OF JET AIRCRAFT PILOT

Airman Has Praise For His Rescuers   Downed Pilot And U.S. - $end Thanks To Soviet  Fishermen.

BILLY GRAHAM FILM “TOUCH OF BRASS’  ‘AT BAPTIST CHURCH ‘THURSDAY EVENING

Blockade Lifted and Yanks Pass   Russian Demand Met? Versions from Two Sides Conflict

SAYS YANKS GAVE IN ON AUTOBAHN   Khrushchev Says Crisis Could Have Caused Total War; U.S. Denies Yielding In Blockade.

Premier Claims Border Incident Threatened War   Claims Differ On Release of Troop Convoy

Khrushchev sees total war threat  Russians lift blockade of U.S. Army convoy today

Words Are Said By Khrushchev To Businessmen  Says U.S. Gave In And That More Trouble Is Likely

Both Sides Claiming Victory Over Blockade   ‘It Is Possible You and  Would Not Be Here Today,’ [ff Argument On Convoy Continued, Says Khrush

Both Claim Victory In Blockade   Soviets Say, And West Denies, That Head Counts Were Made

More Convoy Issues Hinted By Khrushchev  ~~ +... -_. . -~   Declares Recent Incident Offered ‘Danger of War’

Soviet End Blockade of U. S. Convoy  VJ ober Cl asewnaet   Victory Claimed By Both Sides  In Convoy Row

Western, Red Statements In Conflict  Alliiec fav Direc ss   Allies Say Russ ~ Lifted Demands; Convoy Moves In

U.S. Convoy in W. Berlin Today: Held Up 2 Days   British and French Give Show of Unity

GAVE IN ON AUTOBAHN   Khrushchev Says Crisis Could Have Caused Total War; U.S. Denies Yielding In Blockade.

Nikita Says  U.S. Yielded On Highway   Display Of Allied Unity Ends 9-Day Holdup Of U.S. Convoy

CONCESSIONS TO SOVIETS ARE DENIED   General Asserts Ready To Cope With Any Event

Top Political Satirist of Sixties  Morrie Ryskinds Column Will Appear in N-T Publications

National League   North Kossuth League   Beef Producers Banquet To Be Held March 27th

AS Vicrorious Keds Near . Defenders. ‘in Panic. ot Outpost in S. Viet Nam

My Hope, All’ Support Ban   Demos Hope GOP Vote Will Put Treaty Over

Pope Greets Macmillan At Vatican.   Half-Hour Courtesy Call Follows New Talk-With Fanfani

Macmillan And Pope Hold Chat:  Twn Maat Enr   Two Meet For Half Hour In Vatican Study

Mae, Fanfani Seek European Unity Line-up   Prime Minister Also Confers with Pope

WORKS WITH FANFANI ON UNITY MOVES   Italy Disturbed Over De Gaulle’s Britain Blackball

LUVISIANA DEMO SAYS  Foreign Aid $ Pile Up While Congress Asks More

State’s Solons Begin Session   Legislature Convenes at Noon Under Republican Management

A News Analysis: Mao Appears to Be Setting High Price for Policy Peace

Mao’s Price For Peace In Red Party Rift Appears To Be Full Surrender By Nikita

Governor Issues Warning—  No Soliciting of Insurance Business on State's Time

TAXPAYER’S RELIEF GETS SMALLER ©  _ Any Tax Decrease Will Be Bucking Increases

Tax Cut May be Swallowed Up By Increases  Average Citizen Ma   Average Citizen May Not Get Very Much

 Other Levies Hiked Proposed Tax Reduction iAppears to Be Shrinking

Income Tax Relief May Be Fizzle If Proposed Increases Go Through

Proposed tax slash may be swallowed up   increases in other fields make cut seem smaller

Tide Is Running...  Proposed Tax Cut Is Becoming Smaller, Smaller

HARD FREEZE FORECAST FOR VALLEY   Highways Still Hazardous Over Wide Sectionge

A-Wooing   He’s Courting Industries for Ohio On ‘Sneak’ Trips, Rhodes Says

Tin Miners Agree To Release Hostage:   Military Chief Flies To Mining Area; Troops Surrounding Site Ordered Back

Release Arranged for. 19 Hostages Held 10 Days in Bolivian Mine Area

Despite Federal Okay  Rio-Area Governor Thumbs Down Red Gathering There

Hate America’ Meeting Set Despite Order   State Governor Threatens to Arrest Participants at Rio Conference.

Reds Defy Rio Ban On Commie Meet   Say ‘Hate America Rally t2 Go On  Despite Governor

Rio Session Ban Decreed By Anti-Red   Gevernor Forbids “Hate U. 8S. Meet Slated In Brazil

‘Plan Meeting In Brazil Despite Threats Of Mass Arrests   ‘Hate America’ Rally Ban Detied By Reds

25 WERE TRAPPED  Bodies Of 8 Dead Miners Found After 2 Are Saved In Utah Cave-In

Crowd for ceremonies   Bodies of eight miners are found; others still-missing

ight Dead.  2 Rescued in  Utah Mine Fate of Others Still Unknown

ror laray income i1ax Piling  Landis, Ex-Harvard Law School Dean, Special Advisor To JFK, Sentenced To Month In Prison

Kennedy Meets Negro Leaders On Birmingham   Negroes Riot In Michigan, Stone Police At School Site

JFK in Racial Parley   Meets with Negro Leaders; Birmingham Is Discussed

JFK, Negro Leaders to  Talk Today  NAACP Would Cut Aid to Alabama

Kennedy, Negro Leaders Tc Discuss Birmingham Crisis   Negro Teenagers Stone Policemen in Michigan

Negro Leaders Meet President On Race Crise:  Dr. King Amonys   Ur. King Among Those Pressing for Federal Intervention In Alabama.

President to Confer With Negro Leaders  Racial Situation in Birmingham Will be   Racial Situation in Birmingham Will be Principal Topic

Racial Crisis Discussion Moves lato White House:  Iniervention Is Sought

IN BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA ®===e2eeee2eeeeuun Demonstrations Follow Blast Victim Funeral   te a a ob ot at 3  Temperatures YESTERDAY Low -- 60 at 2 a.m. High -- 78 ai 2 a.m.  A a6 wh wh wh wh wt wd Cs   cise  JFK P lans Meeting With Negro Lessin

HEARING HIS VOICE   JFK, Negroes To Confer  On Birmingham Outrage

Many ¢ Call for Day of Mourning. .  President, Negro Leaders To Discuss Birmingham

Racial Crisis Is Discussed At White House  Kennedy Meeting With Seven Negro ’ Intearation Leaders

Kenneay Urges Public To Support Tax Cut: Vote Set Wednesdav   Alabama Peace Sought By JFK and Rev. Kina

President Talks With Top Negroes   Five Urge Federal Troops Be Sent To Birmingham. Ala.

] Negro Aides, JFK To Parley  Meeting Late Today To Eye Birmingham

WILL DISCUSS HOT ALABAMA RACIAL ISSUE  KING, SIX OTHER  OFFICIALS WILL ATTEND MEETING

Federal Troops Asked For ‘Bama   ‘Soldiers Aren't Solution’ - Bobby

CAR GOES OFF ‘BOTTLENECK’   Rites Held For Bomb Victims; Kennedy, Negroes To Meet

JFK Urged to Call Day of Mourning for Bomb Victims   Negroes, Police Fight in Michigan

JFK, King Confer On  Race Issue   Negro Leaders Press For Federal Troops In Birmingham, Ala.

'One Who Testified Is Dead  Four KC Patrolmen Walk Their Beats Warily

Expeet Report of Decline in Unemployment   Drop in August Jobless Total Is Forecast

INikita’s Successor Gravely III;  Who's Next’ Speculation Mounts

. ’ . . Nikita Aging, Frol Ailing:  Who'll Boss Reds Next?   AIn Flahnratinn   Had Heart Attack

Kozlov Illness Speculationin Soviet Mounts   Role of Khrush’s Heir to Brezhnev?

NUMBER 2 RUSSIAN IS BADLY ILL   Speculation Flies About Nikita Heir After Kozlov Illness

Kremlin heir  apparent ill,  hospitalized Khrushchev's  ‘successor’ has heroin hlacd clot

Barry Isn't Troubled By Late Rating   Leading Contender Prefers Hoss-Race For GOP Top Spot

Band Director Adinits Robbery Of Two Banks   Richard Partridge at Jackeon, Mo., Chargad and Held t Tai,

Band Director Is Bank Robber  Town Is Shocked After He Admits Taking $20,000

Director of Band Held as Robber  Admits Robbing Two Banks in Missouri

Today’s Index      Band Director Also Bandit  School Wand-Waver Mixes Bank And Music Notes

IT’S ANOTHER BULLSEYE!   Encore Shot for ’63? Space Officials Mum   Cooper’s Flight in Orbit-by-Orbit Detail Since Blastof

More Stories, Pictures  Page 21   Bikinis Start Riot; 1 Dead, 20 Injured

How Easily A Riot Begins!   “Two Men. Two Bikinis. Hot Sun--One Dead 50 Hurt

Legislators Take Tour In Kansas City   Significant Legislation Is Handled In Senate

JFK Throws Gauntlet     GOP Takes Tax Challenge   Senate Sends House Two Major Measures

Brutal Murder Of Woman At Ft. Wayne Admitted By Restaurant Employe

Wisconsin’s GOP Warm In Greeting   N. Y. Governor Hits JFK Economic Plans, Urges Unity In Party

Wisconsin GOP Hails Rockefeller   Governor Terms Kennedy Economic Program a Failure

larriman Reports On Laos  Khrush Assures Support   Harriman Reports On Laos

Khrushchev Offers Support In Restoring Peace To Laoc   No Comment On Messaae

‘K’ Pledges Support On West Stand   Harriman Cites Backing To Halt Warfare In Laos

Richard Simonson Elected _Farm Bureau President At Annual County Meeting

Simonson Elected At Farm Bureau Annual Parley;  Resolutions Are Listed

FROM HERE TO CALIFORNIA  A Rock Spreads’ The. Word Of-New Texas USA Fame 

Fists Fly As Drivers Mix It Up   Parnelli Jones, Eddie Sachs Trade Blows At Motel

Head Parents Club—   Uneasy Truce Continue: as Negro Leaders Meet

Settlement of Bitter Racial Clash Sought   Unsteady Truce Is Still Holding

Birmingham Truce Weakens   Under Kennedy's Supervision  Possible Federal Action Eyed   Connecticut Governor Rebuffed

. Has Hopes For Mediation — Kennedy Keeps A Finger  On Birmingham’s Pulse 

President's  Eye Is On  Birmingham Temporary Accord  In Southern City Is Hailed

CALL TRUCE IN STRIFE AT BIRMINGHAN   Negroes Halt Marches For 24 Hours; President Hits “Ugly Situation’, Governor Objects.

Map Strategy In Alabama  Plan Demonstrations If Shaky Truce Fails

SHAKY TRUCE IN RACE RIOTS   MEETINGS TODAY MAY BRING PEACE TO BIRMINGHAM

Hopes Held Settlement  WillBeSoon   Truce Almost Fails After Jailing Of 2 Integration Heads

Preparing lf Truce Falls Apart   Integrationists Meeting With White Leaders To Settle Differences

Map Strategy In Birmingham   Negro Integration Leaders Hold Meeting to Plan Demonstrations

Moratorium ends   we Gea irf feeree Wwittew     Birmingham awaits results of truce

Kennedy's News Conference Remarks Called ‘Unjust and Unfair' By Alabama Governor

24-Hour Truce Brings Quiet to Birmingham   Vatican Circles Sure Pope Has Stomach Cancer

Shaky Truce Continues;  neattiamba’ Awsoask   Edgy Birminghdm Residents Await Talks’ Outcome

Negroes Map New Policy   Conference Reported Being Held Between Businessmen And Birmingham Negroes

Truce Prevails ln Birmingham  Weathers Crisis Ove Jailing of 2 Leaders

Birmingham  Truce Under  Kennedy Eye President Defines  Federal Role In Racial Troubles

President’s Watch Kept On Alabama   Hails Government Induced Accord In Racially Torn City

President Keeping Close Watch On Shaky Truce In Birmingham   Government Induced Accord Temporarily Halts Demonstrations

Police forces patrol streets  Negro leaders map new demonstration plans

Kennedy Keeps Eye On Situation  Indicated He Hopes To Keep U. S. Out Of Situation

Racial Unrest  Truce Brings Lull In Protest Marches By Negroes In Birminghan

Uneasy Truce Hinges on Pact  _——_  At Birmingham  Negro Strategy Group Studying

U. S. Ambassador Cerrying Russian Note to Kennedy  Message Could be Nikita’s And Cancarn Arme Tact Barn

New Red Message Sent to Kennedy  Believed to Concern Nuclear  Test Ban Talks Now Under Way

saMaPaatwva ata "ePeMaMaaiaa"aa"e%a"aPa"aare%a%saa"aaa’etee''e’s's"e'e'e'e wee we  Washington Roundup

Senators Agree on Ike's Test Ban Treaty Provision   Disarmament Agency Aide Reciane Pacistian

Review Due On Paving  Programs  ee ns   Priovity Plan To Be Studied

Kennedy Cites Recession Possibility Unless Taxes Cut...See Col. 2   IN THE CUBAN CRISIS   Alsop: Stevenson Was Willing To Swap Guantanamo   Bob Kennedy: No Air Cover Planned  ,. . See , Fie «OS

~ U.S. Agency Reveals Plan  Thrust Against Castro By Junta Reported Near

Exiles Report Plan To Move On Cuba   Sources Say Junta Ready To Mount All-Out Thrust Aqainst Castro Regime

 Babcock Asserts Montana Making All-Out Effort to Provide Outstanding Education

In Glendive Speech  Babcock Lauds Montana’: Emphasis on Education

TFX Statements Contradictory  Pentagon, Probers Release Navy Views

DIVERGENCE OF OPINION IS REVEALEL   McNamara Firm In His Choice Of TFX Desien

Navy Speakers Are Split Over TFX Designing   Captain Says Texa Firm'; Plans Best;  Admiral Disagrees

Transfer Leaders Of Riot to Prison   Open Bids on New Penal Institution

Republicans in Senate Propose Quick Action On Sales Tax Increase

Inside Today's News   House Enacts Sales and Cigarettes Hike By 110-90 Vote Tuesday To Help Bala  Senate Republicans Plan Fast Action On Tax Measure

House Approves Sales Tax Hike By 110-90 Vote   Senate Republican: Prepare for Fas! Handling of 5 Pe Cent Measure.

 IN RICHMOND CASE High Court Rules Courtroom Segregation Unconstitutional

Courtroom ; Segregation Ruled Mlegal   Justices Hand Down. Unanimous Decision in Racial Appeal Case

Spy Jury Is Split; Sailor Faces Retrial  New Date Set For Man Charged With Selling Secreta

Navy Yeoman to Face New Trial  Negro Accused of Sale Of Secrets to Russia

State Troops, Police Watch Tense Cities   Break Up Danville ‘Sleep-In,’ Flare-Up At Jackson Church

OAS Group Will Check Haiti Crisis   Fact-Finding Mission Will Leave Monday For Two-Country Tour

Subsistence pay cut  Office workers strike at Las Vegas test site

Recognition 4-H Feature  Is Arranged   Annual Dinner Heid Tonight In Menallen Hall

Rhodes Puts Out Code For Fair Practice  Goal Is End Of Discrimination Jn State Operation

-~RHODES ISSUES PROCLAMATION— Bans Discrimination In State Operations

SCOTT SLASHES STATE PAYROLL NEW TREASURER TO  HAVE ALL WORKERS TAKING LIE TESTS

French Ex-Premier Certain To Receive Political Asvlum   Deny Oral Request

Bidault Throws New Cloud on Asylum Problem   Seeks To Continue Political Action

=—_—ae  Aide Reports Bidaule Will  Reject Haven  Proposed Asylum Banned Campaign   Proposed Asylum Banned Campaign Against DeGaulle

If He Quits Anti-De Gaulle Activities Chances Appear Good Bavaria Will Grant Asylum To Bidaulf

Reich State ToGiveOAS Chief Haven   Bidault’s Asylum Plea Will End His Political Activity

Bidault May Get Bavarian Asylum  Must Agree to Quit Political Campaign

Bidault May Be Granted Political Asylum If He Quits ‘Overthrow’ Plan:   ADENAUER COOL.

Bavaria May Grant Asylum To Terrorist   Bidault Must Agree To Abandon Campaign To Topple. DeGaulle

Bidault Plea Studied By Bavarians  Asylum Possible If Plan to Topple

Question of Fate of Former Premier, Wanted in France For Treason Thrown Wide Open

With Herd of 515 Steers River-Going Cowboys Nea End of 2,400-Mile ‘Drive’

— SERVICE IS PIONEERED  New York Commuters Using Hydrofoil Vessel

Good Morning   MARINE CODE COULD CAUSE DELAYS Nautical Service For Commuters

Stock Market Prices Decline In Third Week   Wall Street Sees Digestion Process Of Recent Rises

Stock Market Prices Decline In Third Week  Wall Street Sees   Wall Street Sees Digestion Process Of Recent Rises

Coopers Pack for  Reunion   GORDON'S SAFE LANDING WOULD BE-- Perfect Gift for Mother's Birthday

GORDON'S SAFE LANDING WOULD BE-- Perfect Gift for Mother's Birthday

U.S. Space Flights Always Provide Scares — _  Cliff Hangers---Par For Course   Long Wait Is Over For Wife, Daughters — Family Off To Hawaii For Reunion

DESPITE HEAVY PUMPING  No Danger of Water Shortage Seen Here   West Texas Water Supplies Are Holding Up Welt

NATER CONSUMPTION SURVEY State Cities Roasting In Blast-Furnace Sun

Water Supply Holding Vp Well  Texans Simmer In Hot, Dry Summer   Lake Mexia Down 54 Inches

Fellin Won't Go Back To Job In Mine   Veteran Decides To Call It Quits

JACK NYLEN ENTERS ‘GUILTY’ PLEA — DRAWS $400 FINE  ‘ON FRAUD CHARGE

“The Spirit of Christmas in’ Sone   West Berliners Pour Ti hrough Breach in Wall for Reunions

Covers Four Counties—  Mid-Brazos Pollution Group Organized Here

REV. J. C. AMBURN T0 LEAD THANKSGIVING SERVICES WED.   MID-BRAZOS POLLUTION GROUP FORMED TUES IN STAMFORD: FORTY-FIVE ATTEND MEETING

As Assembly Reconvenes— Education Dominates Pa. Legislative Scene

Will Be Easily Traced — Some Drugs Sent Castro Carry Special Markings

io Detect I heir Use Special Markings Put On Some Drugs Sent Castro As Ransom For Invaders

 Special Markings to Provide Check  ‘BARTER OF RANSOM DRUGS SUSPECTED

Tells of Oakville Farmer Vucoslay. Correspondent. Phones Story Back Home

Flawless Big Airlift of CIs Is Completed   Headwinds Stall Las‘ Flight Slightly; U.S. Officials Jubilant

FINISH AIRLIFT WELL WITHIN ITS DEADLINE      Last Plane, Carrying 6&0 Soldiers, Lands 10:05 Last Night   WAS MASSIVE MOVE FOR 15,278 TROOPS

Undertaking Finished Ahead Of Deadline; Rusk To Visit Bonn Today

Big Litt Completed As Planned   15,278 Troops With Cargo, Delivered Within Time Limit

MIRACLE OF MOBILITY  Flawless Airlift Of US Troops To Europe Completed

‘STRETCH THE BARBED WIRE’ Singer, Comic Take Part In Jackson Racial Strife

STATE REVENUE STUDY GROUP FAVORS HIKE   PROPOSALS CAN CHANGE BEFORE REPORT TO STATE

Damage Heavy As Oil Tank in 0.C. Explodes  Apartments, Firms   Apartments, Firms In Path of Flames

State Toll On Roads Hits 740   Californian Dies In Crash Outside Paden

Dinner Honors Barry Goldwater .  1964 GOP Presidential Door Remains Wide Open

Republican Leaders Have Divergent Views on Presidential Possibilities

Booz Strengthened  Staggering Defeats Mark Twp. Primary   For Bensalem Su rvisor  Tochterman And Lawson Nominated

Booz Strengthened  Staggering Defeats Mark Twp. Primary   es asst nacre Demo Organization Victorious In Falls

 Viarlow mneport  Capital Demonstration Not Violent But Negroes To Continue Rights Drive

THE SMITH, A GOOD 'LAD' IS HE  Quits at 80; Owner, 99, ' Shuts Village Smithy

Where To  Find It   She Closes Blacksmith Shop; Young Helper, 80, Retires

Indict Group of ‘Partners’ in Bank Robbery Scheme   One, Now in Prison, Is Former Cat Sales. mae in Chilltaatha.

First Tropical Storm Arlene Whips Up Speed  As She Nears Islands

BOBBING LIKE A CORK IN THE OCEAN 3 Persons Float 6 Blocks In Car On Crest Of Flood

Policemen ‘Save  Lives Three in Car Swept Away in Flood Get Terrifying Ride   Rv H KE. Dulude

Los Angeles Man Tells What It’s Like to Float Six Blocks In His Car

47'S A MIRACLE WERE HERE’     Wet ntiamnm OW Ticactar  FY YIECULLHE Vt brsoaouwt

12 million tons of soil moved by blast  AEC displays peaceful use of atom

Ovation at Home Next For Cooper   Tense Drama in Finish Of Flight; Medical Checkup Passed

Rockefeller Asks $42 Million Public Welfare Top Item In New Deficiency Budget

al Nearly Unanimou  You Bet We’ Il Sell Wheat’ Say Midwest Traders

JFK Gives Approval  To Russ Wheat Sale   Widespread Favorable Reaction —  Midwest Grain Traders Drafting Sale Offers

You B Bet Wer ‘ Sal] Wheat, Say Midwest Traders   ... But Not tor Use  in Cuba, Says JFK

Calls On All Citizens To Join Drive  - Starts Second Term In Office F nh St on

Cases “Weak   Prosecutor Asks Courf To Dismiss Indictments ‘In Cinders, Pike Scandal

De Gaulle Inflexible On Policy   Restates Stand On Atom And Common Marke

De Gaulle’s Key Aim Is Atom Force  Independent Arsena   Independent Arsenal A Must for Survival, France’s Chief Says

SKirts target Areas  Calamity-proof Cable to Stretch Across the U.S., Near Completion

eR TS I angel eds Calamity-proof Cable to Stretch Across the U.S., Near Completion

Gas City Fire Loss  Is Heavy   : Damage In Downtown District Set At Half Million

Secretary Freeman Estimates $200 Million Will Be Saved By Soviet Wheat Deal

Personally Persecuted By Hitler   Former Austrian Chancellor Tells Of Nazi Terror

Inside Today   Tortured By Gestapo. Former Austrian ‘Chancellor’ s Face  Flinches As He Looks Back 25 Years

1) Yon ocnuscnnigg Now in ot, Louis  ‘Backward Look Bitter to Former Austrian Premier

PDS President Says He Will Sue SEC Area Chief   May Meet Deadline Appropriations Due State Senate, House Have Nearly  90 Bills to Decide by Thursday   Aved Medical Care Bill

PDS President Says He Will Sue SEC Area Chief   May Meet Deadline Appropriations Due State Serate, House Have Nearly 90 Bills to Decide by Thursday

2d Armored Division  Big Lift Winding Up With Over 15,000 in Germany

Red Fire Halts Bus" At Wall  Driver Killed,   Driver Killed, Others Nabbed In Border Try

Red Gunfire Riddles Refugee Bus At Wall   Freedom Bid By 12 Fails; 4 Wounded   32 Die In Crash Of Arab Airliner

Red Guards Halt Berlin Escape Iry   Machinegun Salvo Frustrates Attempt Of 12 Ramming Bus

Soviets Tell Hopes for a Manned Trip  Rocket Will ‘Reach Area Of Moon’.

$6 Billion: Cut. Ure ed in Budget   Econom y Proposals Gei Wide Backing

Kennedy Lauds Power and Flood Control Program  Says Nation Continues to Bild Covannth Crantnace   Says Nation Continues to Build Strength, Greatness

JFK Dedicates Flood Control Dam in South  Declares U.S. Will Continue to Move Ahead

JFK Dedicates $46.7 Million  Arkansas Dam   Defends Projects. Against Charges of ‘Boondogeling’

Declares Determination To Continue Moving Ahead  President Dedicates Greers Ferry Dam

Water Conservation’ on‘'s No No Pork ork Barrel...  Kennedy Dedicates Arkansas Dam

JFK Speaks AtDam  Dedication   Says Power And Flood Control Projects Necessary For Country

DEDICATES POWER AND FLOOD DAM   Takes Arkansas Delegation With Him On This Trip

JFK Urges Test Ban Agreement  Message Sent To Conference   Message Sent To Conference In Geneva

JFK Asks Safe Ban On Tests   President Sends Message To Talks Seeking Agreement   One To Five

JFK Seeking Safeguarded Nuclear Ban   Message Sent + To Conference On Disarming

JFK Urges Test Ban Trealy to Promote World Confidence   Asks Conferees to Adopt Measures to Reduce Risk of Accidental War.

Pact Urged By Kennedy On Test Ban   President Sends Message to Geneva Arms Conference

MESSAGE ASKS STEPS TO CUT RISK OF WAR   ‘Prospects Seem Somewhat More Encouraging,’ Negoti Are Told       “Britain Hints Weat Would Scale Down: On-Sight  Inenechinns

‘Ohio Gets Light Snow and Freezing ‘Temperatures as April Takes Leave

Sentences: Imposed ‘in Tioga County. Term: Of September Court: ;

 County Units Blamed  N.C.’s Dependent Child  'Program Is Failing

TWO EXPERTS TESTIFY   Racial prejudice wears many faces, Ohio Institute told

; ‘. jn Human Relations  ‘Faces Of Pre judice Are ‘Described At Institute

Yule Mailing Moves Into High Gear Here   6,000 Employes Affected...  Studebaker Move Strikes Huge Blow To Plant In South Bend

NEGRUES STAGE CIVIL RIGHTS PROTEST ne ee EE  Judge Orders Alabama Schools to Drop Race Bars

Hardest Working Legislature Democratic Influence   Evident In Long Session

Property tax relief pledges deferred at least two years   Board of Regents

Enrgood Opposes Bill  Senate GOP Leaders Push For Reapportionment Vote Despite Strong Opposition

WEATHER   MANY ASK 1 ASK THE QUESTION ABOUT RUBY DEFENSE  Who's Going To Pay For It All?

Some Cases Exeepted in _ Moratorium  Governor's Plea In Special Message

For Saving N. C. Lives Sanford Highway Plar  Generally Favorable

Legislators Disagree On Preventive Measures _  Nobody Favors Car Wrecks

Legislators Disagree On Preventive Measures eee pee  Vobody Favors Car Wrecks

Iraqi Rebel Government Has Control   Resistance Crushed, Says Official Report At News Conference

COMMISSION LEADER WARNS OF NEW TAXES  STATE DIRECTORS  IANQRE PIFAC ack

Commission Head Issues Warning:  ‘Budgets Must Be Slashed Or Taxes Raised’

SEEKS SURRENDER Tshombe Will RiskLife  To Persuade His Followers

Todav’s Taleqran   Deepening Crisis—VI: Gains And Goals  U.S. Negroes Have Made Tremendous Progress

The Deepening Crisis: 7 Negroes Have Gained Some Goals   By TOM HENSHAW AP Newsfeatures Writer

‘Some Dreams Come True for Negroes - Goal Is Equal Opportunity   By TOM HENSHAW  AWD Bitnrarcfanturoc Ulewstow

 rians Froposais on Jobless : : Unemployment, Foreign Affairs May Be Top ‘Campaign Issues in '64, Rockefeller Says

Dalton Opens Moberly Prisor   Anstitution Without Walls To Stress Rehabilitation

State Prison, No Walls, Is Dedicated   First of Kind In the World Is At Moberly

Weak Ginny May Lose Her Status   Storm Advancing Toward Florida on Uncertain Course

But Watchers Still Unable  To Determine What Direction Te Will Syeine

Ginny Swirls Hesitatingly  Toward Coast  Fury Subsides As She Drifts Along Slowly

Inside Today's Times   Gunshots End Church Prayers   Four Killed In Attempted Robbery

Damage Will Run Into The Millions   Tornado Alerts Again Up in Alabama, Georgia; Several Are Missing

PRESIDENT AT SERVIGES FOR LATE SENATOR   Kennedy Wipes Eye: During Simple Rites For Kerr

Simple Rites Last For Kerr   Kennedy, Attendinc Third Funeral, Dabbed ' At Eves

Kerr Rites Attended Bi  Dignitaries   President Bids Solemn Farewell  To Okla. Senator

Independent Lumber Co. leveled by fire today   Kennedy and other leaders take last leave of Sen. Kerr

LEADERS ATTEND RITES FOR KERR   JFK, Nation’s Great Jain in Final Tribute to Sanatnr

JFK Joins Tribute To Sen. Kerr   Funeral Services For Legislator Held In Okla.

Strange migration to lola by Baptists not encouraged by church, leader declares

IFK ASKS ANEW FOR TAX SLASH      Sees ‘Chain Reaction’ ir Economy, Hurrying Eynancion

Kennedy Argues Tax Cut   Rapid Growth Foreseen With Burden Eased

Kennedy Argue: Anew for Huge Tax Reductions  Cited in Economic Report as Key To

JFK Argues For Massive  Cul in Taxes  Message Urges Action as Boost  To U.S. Growth

 Confesses Frustration  [Kennedy Seeks July 1 Cut For Individual Income Tax

JFK Trying To Boost Eeonomv   Action Would Spur Consumer Spending. Business Investment

SaysThey Would Go into Effect First of July  If Congress Approves

Outlook Good For Economic  Gains, He Says   Sees Challenge to People; Cut Would Be Effective July 1

President Presses For Quick Action On Tax Cut To Help Improve Nation’s Economy

In Convention Baptists Talk Compron omise Of Trustee Board Squabble

Agreement Erases SP Strike Fears   Arbitration Panel Will Help Solve Remaining Issues

Experts Give Detailed Report  Possibilities Listed age rat aget een a

Experts Give Detailed Report  Possibilities Listed >... Ass » oe.

Experts Give Detailed Report   Possibilities Listed For Added Revenue

RAILS REPORT ‘NO PROGRESS’ WITH UNIONS   Brotherhood Attorneys   Will Give Their Side Today    SEVEN-MAN BOARD GATHERING FACTS

 Two Key Issues  Railroad, Union Arbitration Continues on Rules Dispute

Blames Bureaucracy Cuban Economy Is Stunted, Castro Acknowledges

JEK Wants Texas Wounds Healed   Russian Wheat Deal Is Criticized By Republican

‘JFK: The Man And The Myth’  Kennedy s First Faltering Political Steps

‘JFK: THE MAN AND THE MYTH  First Faltering Steps in Politics Guided by Father Joe

President Views Treaty as Move Away From War   But It Won’t End Communist Aims, Nation Warned

Kennedy Speaks for Test Ban Paci   Rail Union Raps Kennedy Proposal

Victory For Mankind, Nof Few Nations   Only Beginning, He Cautions In Address To Nation Over Air

if SAYS HERE  Music Said To Have Charms To Soothe Politie2l.“Beast’

Hike of Auto Registration Fees Looks Slim as Rebellion. Spreads.   Some Fees Up 500 Percent In State Liquor License Plan

THREE- WAY SPEAKERSHIP BATTLE IS ON   Lewis And Pollack Of GOP Seek House Post;  Powell “Available” With Demo Minority.

TEMPERATURE   I Witnesses Calied..  House Begins Hearings On Impeachment

iO Wiark Revolution  4 Rockets Of New Design Are Paraded Py Russians

Russians — Show New. Anti-Missile Missiles Khrushchev . Again Boasts   ‘Of Progress ‘By His Nation

Russians Display Rockets   Claim Weapons Showr in Annual Parade Are Anti-Missile Missiles

Offer Olive Branch To Red China   Khrushchev’s Toast To ‘Moscow Spirit’ Comes After Nudae

Revolution Anniversary  Russian Parade Features New Antimissile Missiles   Indicted Thursday  U.S. Spy for Soviets Linked to SAC Secrets

May Hike Duty On Goods From Europe  U.S. Threatens ECM With Reprisal

Medicos, Police Solve Mystery  Lake Placid Body That of Missine Dean

Ziegenfus  Seize Records At Home Of State Official, May Start Wide Probe

Democratic Letters in State Files  Impounded Records Might Lead ta Further Clhackc

ONE OF BASEBALL’S MOST EXPENSIVE ERRORS  sate nurenit ge mentum nigreaneitnsttnes ot eLenGnetentesnn tnt AteeNANTttteeoA eEmtntranetrsanr on fino nnn tien neta  Pepitone Takes Blame Like a Man

TworTime Losing Yankees Pin Hopes On Jim Bouton in 3rd Game of Series

Assassin's Slayer Moved Safely  Ruby Readies Temporary Insanity Plez

Revolution Breaks Out  ‘In Damascus   "Small Arms, ‘Tanke In Action Within Sight Of Embassy

KENNEDY PLANS 10 VISIT POPE   Pontiff’s Health, Italian Election Influencing Channe of Plan

a Tension Is a Rising In a a Birmingham Renewed Threats  Of Bombings Are Made

Tense Weekend Ahead For Racially Troubled Birminghan   President Kennedy To Meet Ailing Pope John In June

KENNEDY INTO THE DISTRICT:  New Bomb Threats Keep Birmingham On Edge

Kennedy Wilt Visit Pontiff   Change in Plans Caused by Pope’s Failing Health

BIRMINGHAM FACES THREAT OF BOMBINGS   Community Tenses as Whites, Negroes Continue to ‘Battle’   Police Stiffen Guard for Expected Kennedy  re

Tense Weekend For Birmingham ls Anticipated  Armed Guards Postec At Some of Building:

Racial Tension Simmers   Alabama Cities Push Effort As JFK. Wallace Meet   Credit People, Traffie Club,  Young Presidents Convening

IFK, WALLACE TO MEET TODAY AT TWA EVEN]   Alabama Governor to Greet President; Angered by Troop Moves   BIRMINGHAM TENSE   Bomb Threats, Rumors;  Integration Gains : Elepwhera

Police Fear Bombings In Alabama  Tighter Security   Tighter Security Measures Ordered For Birmingham

A Red Rift Is Doubted “Say Russia Sent 1000 Missiles To Red Chinese

Where To Find It   UNDER IOWA BILL  Bread and Milk on Sundays   Legislative Roundup Page Two

Pending Bill Would Permif Purchases of Milk, Bread on Sunday, But Bar fhe Sales of Meat

But Leaders of Exile Groups Say ‘Our Attacks Will Continue Until The Final Liberation of Cuba’

Opposition Stated To Cuban Raid:  Officials Sav   Officials Say Attacks ‘Don’t Weaken Castro’

U.S. Opposes Raids on Cuba   State Department Says Attacks May Strengthen Castro’s Grip

U.S. Opposes Hit And Run Raids On Cuba   Exile Leaders Defend Action

State Department Opposes Cuba Raids   Advocates Of Drastic Action Are Defeated

Anti-Castro Kexile Raids  Hit By U.S.   Officials Say Attacks Help  Communist Cause

Cuba Rebels Insist Raids To Continue   Commando Forays Termed Ineffective By U.S. Statement

U.S. Asserts Cuban Raids (Not Helpful   Exiles? Attacks May Aid Castro, Officials Claim

US. Is Opposed To Hit And Run Commando Raids  Exile Group Leaders Say That Attacks Will Re Cantinued

Anti-Castro Exile Raids Hit By US.   Officials Say Attacks Help Cormuiiist Catise

Decision Slated Today On Rail Work Dispute   Launching Oj ‘Imp’ Satellite Set Today

Rail Arbitration Board Expected To Drop Firemen  Decision to Re Issued   Decision to Be Issued Today In Long. Standing Work Rules Controversy.

Space Funds Bill Passa ge Gets Suppor t   Research Center : Urged; Senate Will Vote On Debt Ceilin:

U.S. Military Officials Probe Red Ambush  ga. F124. 8s?   Attack Linked to Intelligence Security Leak

Leak in..Viet Nam. Side Blamed after Red Trap   i x ‘Guerrillas Captured

South Viet Nam Shows Up Weaknesses Guerrillas Knew In Advance Of US ‘Surprise’ Operation

Security Failure Blamed for Losses  Surprise Lacking In Copter Strikec

Ambush Of Choppers Is. Called ‘Leak’   Intelligence Security Weak In Viet Nam

~ITRUOPS AMBUSHED— — ye Intelligence Stull.  Lacking In Viet Nam

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Problem Of Intelligence Security Unresolved In South VietNam

Reason for Ambush — Intelligence Security  In §. Viet Nam Unsolved

OKLAHOMA BATTLEGROUND Union Power Committed  In Right-To-Work Fight

AFL-CIO Charges Large-Scale Fraud ~ In Oklahoma Rischt-to-Work Petitions

In Today's Progress-Index   Callea Atrack On Labor  AFL-CIO Pledges Stiff Fight Against Okla. Right-To-Work

Meany Pledges All-Out War in Oklahoma Vote   Work Low Ripped At New York Meet

‘Right Wing’ Proposal  AFL-CIO Aims Big Gun: At Right-to-Work Law

Labor Raps Oklahoma’s Work Law   ‘Pledges Resources To Fight Proposal, Hits Petition Fraud

Labor Will Fight Okla. Work Issue   Charges Large-Scale Fraud Put Law up To High Court

Popular Liberal Party Leader   Reds Protest U.S. Nuclear Submarines Visiting Japan

SOVIETS PROTEST VISITS 10. APAN BY US. ASUBS   ‘Cuba Parallel’ is Drawn in Collaboration on Military Matters   Tokyo Has Emphasized No Nuclear Missiles to Be on Craft

Russians Protest Sub Visit   Japanese Warned O1 Consequences; Cite Cuban Situation

; Soviet Made Tanks In Anti-Communist Arsenal  lraq Stages Big Red Hunt

Trigger-happy rebels rout Iraqi Communists   U.S., Britain seek bomb ban backing

Heavy Armor Covers Parts Of Baghdad   Iraqi Commies Still Sought By Rebel Force

IN BAGHDAD  House To House Search Made For Foes Of New Iraq Regime

Educational Costs Up 5 Per Cent on Natlonal Average   Increase Is Higher In Midwest: Inflation  Yon w Matas Bantaa

Up 5 per cent, $17, over 1962 $352 annually aevrage cost of educating a child

Per Pupil. Per Year pleco: sett Mile AR atta”  Education Cost Is Set At $352

Increase of $17 Noted — Report Average Cost Of Educating Child in Public School Is $352

Cost Of Education In Public Schools  'Increases Five Per Cent Over Last Year

Sugar Prices Climb Wildly; Market Is Deseribed As In State Of Panic

Sugar Prices Climb Rapidly  Relief Seen In Fall With Beet Harvest

Sugar Prices Climb Rapidly  Relief Seen in Fall   Relief Seen in Fall With Beet Harvest

Sugar Prices Climbing In Market Panic   Hike Announced In Wholesale Rate On Refined Product

Zooming Market in State of ‘Panic'—  Sugar Prices Go Crazy With No Top in Sight

Price of Sugar Climbing Fast  Mar ket Is in Panic ve US. Official

Berbers pull back to hills  Algerian troops moving in under fire of snipers

Debbie Walking Again Artificial Legs Help  Young Accident Victim

14 TIRED, HUNGRY AMERICANS   Explorers Saved From Canyon Nightmare

Defense Asks: Were Words Suggested? Divorcee’s Murder Confession  Admitted As Evidence In Court      By PAUL ALTAIRE AND JIM STANTON Courier-Times Staff Writers

Nuclear War Seen Lessened By U.S. Action   Official Says Lifting Cuban Blockade Helped

Partly Cioudy   M anagement Urged To Delay Changes In Working Rules

Delay May Be Ordered On Changes   Congress Presses For Postponement

30-Day Delay Asked   Congress Requests Railroads Postpone Work Rules Order

Congress Asks Rails To Delay Strike Date   More Time Is Urged on Worl Rules Changes

COMMERCE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN  Work Rule Change Delay Requested Of Railroads

Lawmakers Appeal For More Time   Carriers Refuse To Extend Rules Change Deadline

Railroads Endorse Kennedy Plan, Pressured to Put Off Changes in Work Rules

Commerce Head Seeks Thirty Days   Rail Officials Expected To Give Answer Soon; Hearings Are Started

Railroads Asked To Delay Work Rule Changes While Conaress Airs JFK Plan

Congress Needs 30 More Days, Industry Told   nep. Harris Makes Formal Request as House Begins Hearings on Bill.

Asks railroads to delay putting new work rules into effect for 30 days

Major Assault To Overcome Defenses Senate Unit Says Forces In Cuba ‘Quite Powerful’

Senate Committee Critical, Skeptical, on Cuba; Island Might Be Powerfully Defended

Senate Preparedness Panel Reports  Soviet Military Forces In Cuba Powerful

Senate Investigators Believe- U. S. Would Have to Push Double-Pronged Assault To Subdue Cuba, Backers

On missile-arms-troops buildup  Soviet-Cuban forces quite powertul defensively

Island Has Powerful Défenses   Soviet-Armed Cuba No Longer A Patsy

WOULD REQUIRE MAJOR ASSAULT Senate Told Defenses In Cuba Are Powerful

Soviet, Cuban Force ‘Powerful’  Huge Assault Needed To Take Cuba

Major Amphibious Assault Necessary Now to Take Cuba, Experts Declare

tt  - Senators Reveal : Intelligence Study win lal ands Rivanath

Defenses of Cuba Viewed as Strong   Whew! That's Better   U.S. Predicting A Nuclear Force

Cuban-Russian Forces Strong, . Senate s Told  CIA Is Criticized For Making Errors

Group Believes It Would Take Major Assault To Overcome Cuban Defenses

Soviet-Stiffened Cuban Defenses Could Severely Resist Any Attack

CIA Criticized By Investigators For Evaluation Of Soviet Buildup

' COMMITTEE REPORTS:  Major Assault Would Be Required Against Cuba

CASTRO ISLAND WELL FORTIFIED  Cuban Invasion Would Be Major Effort

Report Says Major Air, Sea Attack Would Be Needed To Oust Castro

Inside Today’s News   Fditarial Haure   Police Raid Finds Plans To Wreck American Oilfields

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Gustavus Adolphus Returns to Normal After Greeting 26 Nobel Prize Winners

Reds Claim New Records In Space   Male And Female Astronauts Go On; Say Both “Well

WOMAN IS HOLDING TO G00D ORBIT   Altitude Loss Continuing At Constant Rate

By Forrest City Chamber Of Commerce  Full Study Of State Police Problem Uraed

Top ranking officers appear involved  Revolt against Diem seems well-planned

‘W hat Other Fella?’   Souvenir Shell Kills Beaver Dam Youth, 15

Refuse To Return To Work—  DeGaulle Order Defied By Striking Miners

SENDS 275 TO HOSPITALS   ‘Chlorine Gas Blankets 6 Blocks of Philadelphia

CHLORINE GAS SICKENS 275 IN PHILADELPHIA   Fumes From Railroad  Tank Car Blanket  Six-Block Area   MASKED FIREMEN PREVENT DISASTER

‘Auto Industry Makes Concession but It's The Car Owner Who Will Foof the Bill

Remap Suit Will Wait 7 Months  Dissenting Judge Labels Shaff Plan Unconstitutional

Present State Apportionment  Ruled Unequal   Judges Say Wait Until After Vote

Judges to Rule On Shaff Plan After Vote   Find Discrimination In Present Legislative Districting

Hottest. Issue. Is Sizzling ©  State. College Name € hange Remains Far From Settled

Hottest Issue Is Sizzling State College Name Change Remains Far From Settled

Hickenlooper Answers Fulbright... GOP to Continue to Point To Foreign Policy Ailments

Hickenlooper Statement  GOP Claims Democrats Try To Hide Failure

GOPs Plan To Continue Criticism   So Reports U.S. Senator Hickenlooper

Says GOP Will Continue Blasting Foreign Police  emarks Vt Senator

Demos Glossing Over Danger in Cuba, Is Charge   Statements Answer To Democrat Charaes

GOP Leaders Are Firm As JEK Crities   Will Continne To Assait U.8. Foreign Policy

Legislature Forced Into Overtime   Lawmakers Can't Agree On Reapportionment For Congressmen

Legi slature In Overtime  Factions  i Republican ond B Democrat Ranke Truina To Trade For Votes

DOCTOR IS AGAINST HIKE UNDERTAKINGS   Bia Business Supporting Reduction in Taxes

Schoolboys Do Battle In Saigon   Police Arrest 750 During Hot Fight Defying President

750 Schoolboys Arrested  Vietnamese Students Battle Police  In Fresh Defiance Of Diem Regime

Shot Down On Streets ae en in Streets  Murderer Of Two Sought In Clovis   f nYee fanen inte Cusioay Texas Sheriff Captures Suspect In Four Abductions

 Time Grows Short Administration Pushes For $11 Billion Tax Cut Passage

Showdown on Tax Cut Bill  Set in House   Expect Passage of Measure” by Tonight

Tide Turning Against GOP Amendment   Demos Confident Of Victory As Showdown Nears

Dublin fire truck Too old to run—   ‘Tax cut tide turns against pressure from Republicans

J.F.K. Forces Pushing Hard; Vote Is Today  Re publicans I Making  : ee   Republicans Making Last-Diteh Effort To Cut Spending

lTax Controversy      Administration Pressing For $11 Billion Tax Cut In House Showdown Vote

House Ready For Showdown On Tax Cuts   Administration Feels Confident Measure Will Pass

Congo Troopers Crush Mutiny —  Main Police Camp Surrounded Today

Defiance ‘Not Criminal’ . . .  State Plans No Action Against Bible Reading

Prayers Continue _ .  No Action Planned On Schools Refusing To  Comply With Bible Rule

society  Wants Assurance the ‘Lie’ Is Not National Policy “fistrument

Governmental Secrecy Scored  Reject ‘Lie’ Policy, JFK Urged   ‘Austerity’ Budget County Fights Teacher Pay Cul   Third Article Of A Series

Lie’ Should Not Be Used As Instrument  At National Paliev. Sneaker Declares

Publishers Want Assurance From Kennedy That Use Of Lies Has No Place In National Policy

eeks Assurance “Lie” Is Banned     American Press Looking  For Truth And Freedom

JFK Urged Not lo Use Lie In National Policy   Head of Publisher Unit Asks ‘Clear. Cut Pledge Krom President.

Publishers Head Asks Administration Eliminate Lie In National Policy

One Down, One Missing  Toll May Reach 32 In Europe Plane Mishap:

SKIN LIKE AN ELEPHANT‘S  Ancient Monster Really Exists, Scientists Say

‘SOMETHING’ IN LOCH NESS, SAY EXPERTS  Monster Back In News A gain

Scots Knew It All Along  Monster Probers Find ‘Something’ Is in Loch

Angry Crowd Wrecks Rally Of Neo-Nazis  4,000 Charge ‘Storm Troops’  be hkdanwkndeannk

Lone Bandit Robs Mich. City Bank   Berrien Roadblock Grabs No Suspects

Kennedy Hails Capitulation Of Katanga   Urges Support Of Leadership

Texas lee Palace   RIOT ON RED SOUARE  sete ene on enero nennsenecatamae wma witnacaraieta ane anan navn aE nENSNSTO Tne OrTC TS nemmemnamadl  African Students Protest to Soviets

But He Likes Goldwater Conservative Head of Young GOP Insists He's Neutral

Red- -Haired Call Girl Has England In Uproar; Macmillan Aides Huddle

NOT EXPECTED TO QUIT  Nikita Admits He Is Aging And Won'tHead Party Forever

Mr. K Admits He’s Getting Older And Can’t Stay On The Job Forever

No Early Move Expected  Aging Khrushchev Talks Retirement         U.S. Officials Agree Nikita Won't Resign

Foreign opinion split  Khrushchey remains vague on future political plans

A After Step-Down Hint int  Observers Are Split Over Nikita’s Future         Viewers Doubt K To Quit Job   \ews Analvsis

Mr. K Admits ; Aging; Not Party Head Always   U.S. Experts Doubt Nikita Will Quit Soon

DESPITE SPEECH Experts Doubt Khrushchev  Planning Early Retirement

U.S. Experts Doubt It....  Will Khrushchev Quit Either Of His Posts’

Khrushchev Admits Age And The Fact He Can't Hold Onto Positions Forever

Khrushchev, Now 69, Hints He Soon Mav Relinquish Some Of His Powers

Will 'K’ Quit?   Khrushchev Hints He May Step ‘Down, Foreign Opinion Divided On Statement

Nikita Says He Can't Be Red Boss Forever   Officials’ Opinions Vary on Reason For Statement

West Doubt: Nikita Will  Retire Soon   Speech by Premier Brings Speculation On His Future Plan

FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1963 NORWICH, N.Y. 72nd YEAR  VOLUME 73, NUMBER 36 SEVEN CENTS PER COPY   Change of Command In the Wind; Mr. K Declares His Old Age

Khrushchev Hints He May Retire but Doesn't Say When   Western Observers Split in Speculating on His Plans

_ Nikita’s : Speech Brings _  New Speculation That He : May Yield Some Authority

Nikita Admits He’s Aging; Rumors Start   PUBLISHED IN FULL   SPECULATION

Retroactive Date of Jan. ’ in Message   Eventual 18 Pct. Reduction Sought; Wants Reforms

PROPOSES $3:2 BILLION - CUT IN 1963   Reductions Would Be Spread Over Three Years, With First Savings Coming July 1.

Savings Over 3 Years Called 39 PC for Many President’s Proposals Call for Most Sweeping Changes in Last 20 Years

Retroactive  Planls Urged   Details of Program Given In 12.500-Word Message

Many deductions affected  Details of controversial program sent fo congress

Would Be Retroactive To Jan. 1   President Asks Biggest Overhaul In Twenty Years

Would Mix: Bitter With the Sweet  President Wants Basic Rate Slash, Change in Deductions

Wants Reduced Rates on Income To Be Retroactive   Proposes Broad Revision in Law; Hits Deductions

Kennedy Seeking $3.2 Billion Tax Slash This Year   Taxes Compared

MESSAGE;BIDS FOR 18% SLASH OVER 3 YEARS   Savings Would Go as High as 39% for LowIncome Group   ILONG-AWAITED PLAN   President Asks for Moat SWeeping Overhaul of Law in 20 Years

As First Step to Eventual 16% Siashn; Reveals Details of Program—  Kennedy Asks $3.2 Billion Tax Cut This Year

MISTAKEN. IMPRESSION  i : REASON FOR FAILURE  WS. Planned No Cuban Invasion Air Cover—Kennedy   VUPFPONENTS ARIoc Tax Cuts Face Rough Road   Another Stary Page-6

First Step in JFK Program May be Enacted July 1  SOME OPPOSITION SEEN

Urges Slash Be Made Retroactive To Jan. i as First Step Toward Eventual Reduction of [8 Per Cent for Averaqe Taxypaver

"Average American” would pay one-sixth less by 1966   Tax message text-Page 12

First Sten Toward 18 Per Cent Cut   Kennedy Details Controversial Tax Plan in Special Message to Conaress

Would Be First   Would Be First “Step tn shina - Three-Year Proaraw

Kennedy Asks Congress To Cut Taxes By $3.2 Billion Retroactive To January 1 As First Step In 18 Per Cent Reduction

First Of Three-Year Plan President Seeking  $3.2 Billion Slash In 63 Tax Program

Controversial Plan Defailed To Congress   Would Mark First Step to Eventual 18 Per Cent Slash

; Congress Receives Tax Cut Plan; ffers 1 ip.to 39. Per Cent Saving; Vill Fisht.a Nip at Benefits         Would Take 750,000 Off Income Tax Roll

JFK Gives Details Of Tax Cut Plan   Asks $3 Billion Slash This Year

Reduction Spread Over Three Years   Average Savings Estimated Around Eighteen Per Cent

Tax Structure Needs Spur-Instead Of Rein __ Congress Gets Look At JFK’s Tax Plans

$3.2 Billion Cut Outlined By Kennedy   sweeping Revamping Of Law  ~Asked In Congress Message

Individuals Could Save 39 Per Cent  Reductions Would Averave 18 Per Cen

Struggle Expected On Reforms  They Would Cut  Into Reductions  Ie IEK Plan

Sets Forth Details of 63 Slice   Asks Reduction Be Retroactive Back to Jan. 1

Asks for First Step In 18 Per Cent Slash   Pragram Aimed at Squirting Financial Adrenalin Into Economic Bloodstream; Calls for Biggest Overhaul in 20 Years

Kennedy Outlines Tax Program To Congress   News Index   Unemployment Registration By Mail Is Proposed In Ohio Legislature

Kennedy Unveils Tax Plan   $3.2 Billion Cut Sought As First Step

President Spells Out Rate Slash   Message Today Gives Details Of Program

Good Mornine!   Kennedy Unveils Tax Rate Overhaul   Groans Mingle With Cheers For Package

SOME BITTER WITH SWEET PROPOSALS   Congress Action Is Required For Purses Effects

Presented In Special Message To Congress Today   Asks 18 Percent Cut for Average Taxpayer by 1965

JFK Sends Package To Congress      Kennedy's Program Aimed At Cutting veryone’s Bur

ADRENALIN FOR THE FISCAL BLOODSTREAM  Tax Cut Details Set Forth   Depletion Allowable Not Directly Affected

JEK Today To Spell Out His Tax Plan   Due at Noon; Hot Argument  Already Ragino

JFK Urges Congress. To Enact $3.2 Billion ‘In Tax Cuts This Year

$3.2 Billion Tax Cut In 1963 Urged   First Step To 18 Pet. Slash In  Kennedy Message

Congress Asked To Make It Retroactive To Jan. 1  Kennedy Urges $3.2 Billion Tax Cut This Year As Step To Slash Of 18%

Tax Cutting Program Is Revealed   Everyone’s Bill To. Be Cut By About18 Per Cent By '65

BATTLE IS SEEN OVER TAX PLAN   Congress Leaders Predict _ Cuts, Not Reforms Will  'Daea

Proposal Given Congress Today By President   Called First Step In Eventual 18 Per Cent Slash For Average Citizen: Would Hike Deductions

ASKS CONGRESS FOR APPROVAL OF REDUCTION   WANTS SLASH TO BE RETROACTIVE TO FIRST OF YEAR

KENNEDY SENDS TAX PROGRAM 10 AON? PANPDECR      Plan Revised to Provide Defense Ayainst Rev Anis  ace   BENEFITS LISTED   Five Per Cent Income Floor Asked on Itemized Deduations

Wants Cuts Retroactive  ToJanuary1   Proposal Means Eventual Slash Of 18 Per Cent

First Step In 18 Per Cent Reduction   President Gives Details Of His Plan

$3.2 Billion Tax Cut This Year Is Urged   Proposed By Kennedy As First Step Toward Eventual 18 Per Cent Slash

Deductions Hit JFK’s Tax Plan Sent  To Lukewarm Congress   Trouble Predicted  For Tax Program

JFK Submits Detailed Plan  To Congress Many Changes In Rate System To Prompt Ficht

JEK 10 OUTLINE TAX PLAN TODAY   Congress to Get Message at Noon: Rot Debate: fe Already oan

$3.2 Billion Slash Sought By Kennedy   Would Be First Step In Eventual Cut OF 38 PC

Tax Cut Would Average 18 Pct.   But Kennedy Overhaul Call Complicates Plan To Spur  Our Feanoamy

$3.2 Billion Cut This Year Included; Kennedy Hopeful Plan Can Escape Changes

Would Limit Deductions to 5 Per Cent  Tax Cuts Linked with Tax Reform

Tax Revision  Cheers Mix With Groans   Big Package Would Reduce Payments In Lower Brackets 39 Per Cent; Floor On Itemized Deductions New Feature

Wants Action Retroactive to Jan. 1  JFK Asks Congress To Order $3.2 Billion Tax Cut In‘63

See Rough Fight For  T : P ‘ : : aX rogi am   Section Concerning Special Benefits Seen as Problem

Federal Judge Says Flow Of Ransom Payments To Castro May Be Illegal

Court Finds POW Swaps  Not Treason   Will Study Ransom Project, Determine If Laws Violated

Federal Judge Indicates Aid Flow to Castro May Be Illegal Action

— RANSOM TO CASTRO ILLEGAL? —  More Than 100 New Refugees Reach U.S.

May Take Steps To Find Out  U.S. Judge Hints Ransom To Codes May Be Illegal

U.S. Judge Says Flow of Ransom To Castro’s Cuba May Be Illegal   Hints He May Take Steps To Find Out   U.S. Starts Antitrust Action Aaainst Banking Institutions

Logan Act Violation Suspected... .     Judge Says Cuban Ransom Shipments May Be Illegal

Halt shipments. suit asks     Cuban prisoner ransom  illegal? judge ponders

CALL HALT TO RANSON   Miami District Jurist  Rules Tribute To Cuba _ Not Treason But Might — Be Illegal.

Ransom to Castro May Be Illegal   Judge Indicates He May Take Steps to Find Out Facts.

U.S. JUDGE MAY DETERMINE IF RANSOM LEGAL   PAYMENT TO CUBA BY CITIZENS MAY VIOLATE LOGAN ACT

Cubans Flee Ransom Legality Challenged      Legislature Near Half Way Point; House In Session, Senate Adiourns

Federal Judge  Eyes Legality Of Ransom   Miami Jurist Rejects Treason Theory, but Plans Cuben Study

JUDGE MAY CALL HALT TO RANSOM   Miami District Jurist Rules Tribute To Cube Not Treason But Mighi Be Illegal.

Indicates He Will Take Steps To Find Out: Rejects Petition Alleging Drug Shipment Treason

All Out-of-Town Business Expense, For Deductions, Must Be Diaried

Boom Lowers On Deductions For Playtime   New Tax Rulings Tighten Business Expense Outlays

Freeloading Junkets Out Fun At Expense Of Other Taxpayers Slowed Down

Bethlehem, Youngstown OK Increase   Only No. 9 Kaiser Stands Firm: JFK Advisers Confer

Hikes By All Major Producers   Selective Raises Average $6 A Ton

White House Experts Mull Increases   Kaiser Steel Remains Only Major Producer Without Price Boost

US Deeply Involved In War No One Is Winninc      Harriman To Moscow  On A Peace Mission

U.S. Deeply Involved In Viet Nam, Savs Newsman Who Saw War Ist Hand

Reviews Southeast Asia Situation  AP’s Correspondent Tells Of War in South Viet Nam

'Gag Rule’ Coalition Wins Fight; Vote Records Dropped      Rosellini’s Budget Bill To Reach $1.8 Billion

Massive Police Shakeup Hits Pittsburgh After Raids by State Troopers

Fickle Ginny State’s Only Hope Of Rai   Chances Slight To Get Moisture, Forecaster Says

LAKONIA SINKS IN ATLANTIC OCEAN   SIX MEN ABANDON ATTEMPT TO SAVE BURNED OUT SHIP

‘Plan to Soothe Religious Issue in ‘School Aid Hassle Offered by Ribicof

Ribicoff Offers Plan To Calm Aid Feelings   ‘Its Time Congress Faced Religious Issue Squarely’

Birmingham Negroes Meet Hose-Wielding Policemen With Bottles And Rocks

Racial . Battles Flare  ' Rocks, Bottles _ Answer Water In Alabama

Birmingham Is Scene Of More Racial Battles Between Negroes, Police

Negro Race Riots Staged In Alabama   Toss Rocks, Bottles At Police; Pressure Hoses Disperse Mob

Military Chief To Rule Nation Through Decree   State of Siege Ordered, Chamber of Deputies Dissolved by Armed Forces.

Army Names New Chief In Honduras   Loyalist Forces Continue Resistanc:  In Remote Areas

Junta Takes Over Rule in Honduras   U.S. Cuts Off Relations With Latins

One-Man Junta Is Appointed In Honduras   Country Under Partial Martial Law Workers Urged To Return To Jobs

New Honduran Regime Names One-Man Junta   Nation Calm After Coup Staged by Military Chiefs

Col. Arellano One-Man Junta By Decree   Partial Martial Law Imposed; Resistance Scarce

Couple Trapped 744 Hours in Partially Submerged Car Have New Outlook

COURT OUTLAWS UNIT VOTE   U. S. Gamble: Moon Landing Or Space Station

Would be Big Defeat  U. S. Gambling Reds Won't Build First Space Station

Judge Rules Transfer Of Hofta Trial  Jury Tampering Hearing Moved To Chattanooga

1th Anniversary Of Nasser Coup Egypt Is Ready To Test Her First Suh

LE MARS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE DOORS MAY 29 — DISMISSAL AT 2:30

Woman Adrift On Atlantic For 9 Day: With Dead Husband Tells Of Ordeal

Body Of Dead Husband Sinks With Yacht  Woman Rescued After Six-Day Ordeal At Sea

Woman Rescued After Being Adrift In Disabled Boat With Dead Husbanc

Woman Rescued After Drifting 9 Days-in Sinking Boat in. Atlantic Ocean; Husband Dies

Shipwrecked Nine D aysMinus Food and Water for Week, Woman Wasn't Hungry. Thirsty

Where to Find It   Woman Survives at Sea for  6 Days Without Food, Water

Husband Dies During Ordeal - _ Woman Is Reseued After '9 Days At Sea On Yacht

- Subcommittee Has Hearing  Commissioners. Tell Cost of Access Control Act

President in Close Touch With Birmingham Crisis; NAACP Asks Federal Intervention

Mrs. Kennedy, Children Leave White House Today   Day Of Infamy!  Pearl Harbor Bombed 22 Years Ago Saturday

FUTURE PLANS UNKNOWN  Mrs. Kennedy Will Move From White House Today

Mrs, Kennedy Will Move fo New Home In Capital Today   Averell Hartimans to Loan Widow Theirs For the Tima Raine,

Two. Weeks After. _Tragedy— Jacqueline . Moves From  White House

On The Inside   Two Weeks After Assassination--Mrs. Kennedy Leaves Wiite House

Orders May Be Part Of New Policy   ‘Scorched Earth’ Plan First Ordered TR. Katanva Leader

Two Key Bridges Blown Up to Halt Armored Attack   Move May Signal ‘Scorched Earth’ Policy for Congo

Reactions To Visit  Are Varied   Sex Scandal Has  First Attention In Some Countrie

Nikita Heir Is Seriously Ill, Report  Koslov Suffers 2nd Heart Attack

Commission Meets Here Final Action on Plans For Centennial Due   Schermer Is Chairman

Commission Meets Here     Final Action on Plans For Centennial Due

With Attack on ‘Radicals’ Goldwater Camp Sees Rocky Opening His 64 Campaign

‘Radical Right’ Group Attack:  Goldwater Camp Certain Rockefeller Is Hopeful

Police Dogs Used To Halt Negro Crowd   Fire Hoses Turned On Demonstrators In Birmingham

Oswald Trip To Mexico May Have Cost No More Than $30, Report Says

Police Find Suspect — Girl’s Body Cut in Half By Hit-And-Run Driver

CENTERED IN) MISSOURL Shocks Of Earthquake Felt In West Tennessee

Earthquake, Snowslide Take Toll In U.S. West  Six States Feel Ground Tremor; Auto Is Swept Down Mountain

TREMOR FELT FROM MISSOURI TO KENTUCKY   Switchboards In Six  States Swamped By Alarmed Callers   NO SERIOUS DAMAGE OR INJURY LISTED

7-State Area Feels Impact  Of Earth Shocks  Hundreds Startled;  Of.   Hundreds Startled; No Serious Damage, Injuries Reported

Between U.S. and Russia in 1964  Khrushchev sees prospects for agreement

On Eve Of New Year...  Khrushchev Sees Hope For East-West Accord

Alleviate Arms Race ae ER EE SEY EEL EEE IIIS IB SSIES PE PE: ODEO, OREO NRT TROTTED TEESE,  Khrushehev Proposals

Khrushchev forecasts Prospects ‘reasonable’ for U.S. agreements   Observers claim  Johnson—Erhard meeting termed success

Prospects Good For Agreements  So Says Khrushchey About 1964 Outlook

Khrush Sees Arms Race Slowdown  Gives Views  be 3 beedbanwt ani   Gives Views In Interview With Newsman

All Possible Moon Flight Candidates   Spacemen-Elect Include Bachelor Average Age 31

Going for the Moon  US Names 14 Astronauts To Speed Space Program

Nasser Puts New Rocke! On Display   Trials of Egyptian-Made Submarine Announced

JUST A DISLOYAL SUBJECT, ALF “Robot Sorter Won't Handle Maii for Queen Due to the Royal Stame

Bolivian Troops Concentrate In Mine Area  Johnson Pledges ‘Full Assistance’ In Hostage Case

Bolivia Sends Troops To Red Hostage Area   Johnson Offers ‘Anything’ Assistance; Bolivia Refusing Demands Of Captors

Mercury Flights  kr iniohod   U.S. Plans Moon Flight Try By 1970

US., Brazil Arrive at  Aid Accord  ‘Self-Help’ Deal $398.5 Million

Doctors Criticized For Ignoring Mentally Sick Patients’ Distress

NEA Takes Armed Force  To Shed  Teachers’ Society Claims Military Won’t Raise Pay  pnp. ff WW LUWATrCRICICT

ON SCHCOL PROMISES Teachers Accuse Defense Department of Reneging

Overseas U.S. Schools Hit   NEA Cites Faults, Urges Teachers Not To Sign Up   ACTION SOUGHT

Coordinating Commission on Higher Education Advanced After House Debate

Higher Education  Measure Advanced Bill Would Set Up Group For College Coordination

Envoys Plan Appeal Today To Red Chief   Kremlin Talks May Lead to High-Level Meeting on Subject

Appeal to Soviet Slated  U.S. Official Expresses  Hope on Nuclear Treaty

British, Push For Renewal Of Ban Efforts   Kohler To Meet With Khrushchev On Test Question

nennedy, Lausche Clash  Civil Rights Shackling Of Business Is Denied

Attorney General Tells Senate  Denies Civil Rights Bill  Designedas Anti-Business

Robert Kennedy Denies Attempt To Hurt System   Rights Bill Isn't Stab at Business

President’s Civil Rights Bill Slowed   Attorney General Denies Plan Would Shackle Businesses

Won't shackle business, Bob Kennedy explains  Public accommodations bill being pushed

Kennedy Flies to Funeral  of Sen. Kerr   Official Party Accompanies the President West

President Kennedy Flies To The Funeral Of Senator Robert S. Kerr

One-Time Chatterbox Silent Explorer Circles Earth On 5th Birthday

Donnybrook Shaping Up For Congress   Mitchell Not Seeking Re-election—  GOP Caucus Rules Today On 3-Way Speaker's Race

88th Congress Opens Wednesday .... Congressmen Pouring Into Washington   Republicans to Pick Speaker  Before Legislature Convenes

Decision nears  Speaker of the House race continues today in Topeka

Following Plane Crash   Model, Pilot Survive 48 Davsin Cold Yukon

Plane Crashes Into Isolated Mountainside During Flight to l'.S. Feh 4

Melted Snow Diet For Two Lost 48 Days   Bible Inspires Girl And Man After Plane Crask

Couple Tells Incredible Story Account Of 48 Days Spent On A Frozen Yukon Mountainside With No Food

48 Days On Mountainside  Pair Survive Ordeal In Frozen Northland

No trace in huni for Lima family   A snowy SOS takes couple off the ‘dead list

“Nev ver Gave  Up Hope”  Man, Gir! Describe Ordeal Of Being  Ctrgradad £8 Dawe Om Slane of Mountair

COUPLE NEVER GAVE UP HOPE  Pilot, Girl Stranded 48 Days in Frozen Yukor

Rescued from Mountainside Couple Survive 48-Day Ordeal in the Yukon

Bible For Inspiration, Melted Snow For Food Plane Crash Victims Found After 48 Days   Rescuers Story   vescuer: s J tory  Courageous Victim Didn’t Even Whimpe   By CHUCK HAMILTON Ac Tale Te LIP}

Rep. Walter  Taken At 69  By Leukemia Democrat Had Beer  Elected To 16th  Cansecntive Tiarm

Rep. Walter dies at age 69  Chairman of   Chairman of Un-American Activities aroup

Rep. F. E. Walter Dies At Age 69  Leukemia Claimed Veteran Lawmaker ram Pennevlvania

Francis Walter, Lawmaker Dies  Chairman of House Committee on Reds

REP. WALTER, 69. DIES OF LEUKEMIA   Veteran Pennsylvania Dem ocrat Was Serving 16th Term in the House

Rep. Walter Dies at 69; 30 Years  In House  Pennsylvania Lawmaker  Ill for Weeks W/rail, 7 ..-t-....?

 Rep. Francis E. Walter Of Pennsylvania  Leukemia Takes Life Of Powerful House Solon

Rep. Walter Dies at 69   Pennsylvania Democra Headed Unamerican Activities Probers

Bie Ee ESAS hl REAR AT dR NOR ee Se BA RR Beil CRA ets  ‘World News Briefs   Francis E. Walter Dies

Rep. Walter, House Probe Leader, Dies  Co-Author Of U.S. Immigration Act Leukemia Victim

Cold Front Hits. Warm Gulf Air   Blinding Dust Storm Sweeps Into Panhandle

TOOK $14,( 000 AT CHILLICOTHE  FBIN abs'Scientific’ Salesman - Robber

Uses Finesse In Staging Bank Holdups   Report Suspect Used Disguises, Dynamite In Six Robberies

Extends Stay Until Monday   Cambridge Police Wants Troops To Stay Until After Weekend

 THURSDAY NIGHT SINGING AT HINESTON TABERNACLE Aw iimmmTygTsyYyY tl1iITH

THURSDAY NIGHT SINGING ‘AT LONE STAR CHURCH   tt eT7areTs)  «(1AeTTTs

THURSDAY NIGHT SINGING TO BE HELD OCT. 10th ar AAT RCORTIALN CHWIIRCH

State Mental Hospifals Back Ulett’s Stand   Prefers Rapid Care Centers Over Other Improvements

State Mental Hospitals Close Ranks Behind Ulett In Improvement Cuiback

State Mental Hospifals Cut Budget Requests   Would Release Funds for Three Treatment Centers.

Kremlin Terms ‘Only’ Basis For Treaty   Russian Delegate Says U.S. Proposal Aids Espionage

Russia Rejects JK Plan   Kremlin Terms For Test Ban Only Pact Basis — Kuznetsov

Soviet Offers Own Condition For Test Ban   Inspection Still Major Roadblock For Agreement

Plan to Avoid Accidental War Spurned   Test Ban Parley Given 'Take It or Leave It’ Red Offer

Anti-War Plan Rejected by Kremlin   Kremlin   JFK Anxious To Halt Subversion In Hemisphere

President Has  Change of Mind   Soviet Rejects Kennedy War Safequard Proposal

Russia Tums Down Kennedy's Plan For ‘Hot Line’ to Avoid War Acciden

Reds Rebuft Kennedy In A-War Curb   Soviet Claims Plan Would Give West . Chance For Spying

Refuse to Budge On Their Terms For Test Treaty   Soviets See Espionage Attempt In JFK Proposal to Bar Accidental Conflict.   Pressed by JFK

Soviets Reject Plan to Avoid Accident War   ‘Easy Espionage’ Hit In Kennedy Proposal

Double Session On Arms Issue   U.S.; Soviets Apply Finishing Touches To Disarmament Plan

U.S., RUSSIA PUT FINAL TOUCHES ON NUCLEAR BAN   DOUBLE SESSION SCHEDULED FOR DISARMAMENT

Big Powers In U.N. Bids For Weapons Bar  Joint Effort Aims At A-Ban In Space, Disarmament Talks

TO KEEP WEAPONS FROM SPACE  U.S. Russia Put Final  Touches on Arms Ban

200 Rebels Join Regime In S. Viet Nam   Many Guerrillas May be Non-Reds Opposed to Diem

Union Urges Taconite Amendment   Proposed Draft of Bill And Steelworker Letter Made Public by Dunn

Favored by Union and Industry —  Dunn Makes Public  New Taconite Plan

Charges Name Attorney Cohn  Outgrowth of Probe Inte Gtack Danalina

Conn Indicted On Charges Of Lying, Conspiracy   ANOTHER WHEENESS

The Weather   Back Soviet In Red Split, NATO Urged   Rusk Speaks For Peaceful Coexistence

F urther Weakened -Pope’s Condition Grave From Internal Bleeding

Worst Crisis Followed By Slight Gain   Some in Vatican Say ‘Only Miracte Can Save Him’   Vatican Reveals Pope Has ‘Abnormal Stomach Growth’

Only Miracle Can Save Him, One Vatican  Source Says After New Crisis

Pontiff Left Weakened by Loss of Blood  Doctors Reveal Presence of Stomach Growth

LITTLE HOPE IS VOICED IN VATICAN VIEWS   Top Specialists Trying To Stop Recurrent Internal Bleeding   PONTIFF CONCERNED VER COUNCIL MEET

Three Doctors Are Attending Ailing Leader   Abnormal Growth in His Stomach, Vatican Statement Discloses

Doctors Note Only Token Improvement   Pontiff Suffering From Abnormal Stomach Growth

State Senate Committee Okehs Bill Setting Up Missouri U. Branches

President Reported to Have Speeded Up Civil Rights Legislation Schedule

Tom Connally, Former Texas Senator, Dies   Foreign Relations Committee Head in World War {i Era

Tom Connally, Ex-Texas Senator, Dies In Capital   ROOSEVELT PLAN

Tom Connally Ex-Solon, Dies  Texan Spent 24 Years Lashing Foes in Senate

HEADED FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE IN WW2 Former Sen. Tom Connally Dies

‘Senator’s Senator’ Tom Connally Dies   Texas Lawmaker. 86, Eulogiz od As Leading American Statesman

Connally, 86, Former U.S.  Senator, Dies   Foreign Relations Group Headed by Texan During War

Ex-Senator Conally Dies in Washington   Charles City Pastor Dies; Work Spanned 3 Decades

Washington: Former Sen,  Connally Is Dead at 86  Texan Headed Powerful Foreign  Relations Grann

Retired From Senate In 53   Was Former Chairman Ot Foreign Relations

British Get U.S. Protest In Pipe Sale   London Likely To Go Ahead In Deal With Soviet Union

Ball Seeks British Help On Russia Pipe Embargo   Rusk, Dobrynin To Confer Agair

U.S. Official Expects ‘No’ For Answer   Mission May Raise Khrushchey’s Ire; Pressure Claimed

Today's Index   {  PLEA TO BRITAIN SLATED   U.S. Wants Pipe Kept From Reds   SEE MAP ON PAGE 4

Ball Will Attempt to Halt Shipment Of British Pipe to Soviet Union

U.S. Renews Controversial Pipe Question  British Expected To Continue Sales To Russians

U.S. Renews Controversial Pipe Question  Rieck Pehartad   British Expected To Contintie Siiles To Rirssians

ON THE INSIDE: PAGES   U.S. To Urge British Not To Ship Steel Pipe To Soviet Union

Ball fo London For Trade Talks  Hopes to Curb Sale  a a, a ee aa

Britain And Sweden Balk, Japan Is Mum US Tries To Cut Supply — Of Big Pipes To Russia

Lakonia Reunions Tearful   Survivors Of Ocean Tragedy Greeted By British Relatives

Some Survivors Sull Condemn Safety Factors, Tell of Panie Amone Crew

FIRST BRITONS RETURN HOME FROM DISASTER   Two Airliners Bring 158 Lakonia Survivors  Back To Londen   JOIN IN CRITICISM OF VESSEL’S CREW

Cuda Forces Plane Down Holds Four   Son of Former   Son of Former Costa Rican. Head Quizzed

Berlin Wall Marks 2nd  Anniversary  Security Forces Beefed Ur   Security Forces Beefed Up On Both Sides Of Border

On Berlin Wall Anniversary Security Forces Beefed Up In Anticipation Of Trouble

Explosion, Flames, Gunfire Occu: In Red Sector; Border Fortified

Security Units Augmented At Wall in Berlin   Both Sides Beef Up Forces as City Has  Second Anniversary

Divided Berlin  Marks Two Years  Citizens in West  Of ‘Wall’ Barrier Tense But Quiet;  niin rf oe

 Official Appeals for Calm  Berlin Wall Anniversary Brings Security Increase

Wire-topped Berlin Wall two years old   Security forces take precautions to prevent riots

Wadena’ News   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH   9:30 am. Church School, 10:30 azn. Worship Service. @:15 Youth Fellowship. .

Economic Unit Urges Even Bigger Tax Slash  But Uncertainty In Congress Is Reflected  In Renart

Several Die in Brazilian Blaze   Thousands in Rio See Fatal Leaps

Spectacular Blaze May Claim Others   20 Firemen Hurt As Thousands Witness Tragedy   19 UPPER FLOORS

Nearo’s Home Bombed-—   Home Bombed, Rocks  Thrown in Birmingham

Birmingham Tensions Explode  Costly Negro Home Gets Dynamite Blast

Birmingham Seethes Anew  Negro Integration   Negro Integration Leader's Home Bombed

NEW VIOLENCE IN BIRMINGHAM RACIAL CRISIS  BOMB RIPS AWAY FASHIONABLE HOME  rear

BOMB NEGRO HOME; MOBS FIGHT POLICE   Angry Gangs Roam Streets, Hurl Rocks, After Explosion Damages Integration Leader’s Fashionable Home.

Bomb Explodes at Attorney’s Home.... Birmingham Racial Violence  Renewed by Dynamite Blast

Negro Home Damaged In Dixie Blast   Ministers Appeal : To Crowd, Police Arrest Three Men

Seething Racial Tensions Explode Into New Violence in Birmingham

Gangs of negroes throw rocks Dynamite rips part of negro attorney's home

Negro Gangs  Battle Police  In Birmingham Bomb Rips Home  Of Lawyer; More Outbreaks Feared

Bomb Rips Negro Home In Alabama   Violence Erupts In Birmingham;  New Crisis Nears

Bomb Rips Home, Mob Hurls Rocks at Police  \V/iolenee tm Ssirminelacn

Birmingham Seethes Anew   Negro Integration Leader's Home Bombed

Dynamite Rip: Homeof Civil Rights Leader  Bomb May Have Been Planted by Pair of Negroes

New Violence Erupts In Birmingham  _——   Negroes Roam Streets After Blast At Lawver’s Home

Court Hearing Set Today .... Arrests Fail To Stop  Marches In Greenwood

WARN OF MORE MASS MARCHES IN MISSISSIPPI   ATTORNEY GENERAL INSISTS ON NEGRO VOTE REGISTRATION

Government backs down in Greenwood   Withdraws request for temporary restraining order in voter case   Argentine truce talks break down

‘Live And Let Live’ Preacher Heckled US Asks Injunction To Aid Registration Of Negroes.

Negroes Vow More Marches 'n Greenwood   Federal Judge To Hear Plea

Billowing Flames at Plant   Government Rescinds Restraining Order Bid

In Greenwood, Miss.  Federal Judge To Hear Plea To Ban Interference With Vote Registration

1 pare   ‘a ore Negroes Cited  U. S. Asks Arrest Ban  ; n Greenwood Hassle

Negro Voter Registration Issue Delayed   October Hearing Expected On Bid For Iniunction

Mississippi Dispute Aired   Integrationists Open Drive In Birmingham

WHERE TO FIND IT   GREENWOOD HOLDS UP SENTENCES Drop Request For Restrainer In Negro Registration Controversy

Home Praises  Polaris Missile  Says West Much Safer Because of U.S. Power

Douglas-Home Believes U.S. Polaris Missiles Give West Advantages

Suceessful Military-Civilian Bridge  Taylor Blends Into Pentagon Picture

Chief Of Staff Chairman  Taylor, On Second Round, Keeps Away From Public

ee ee Ee SU ee eee ee ee nc  Gen. Taylor a Bridge Between Military, Civilians

No ‘Fireball? Now On Defense Policy Gen. Taylor Deliberately Blends Into Pentagon

Joint Chiefs Chairman Quietly Blends Into Background as Military Planner

Charlotte Crash Takes 5 Lives  Crowbars Needed To Pry Victims From Wreckage

Special Session Call Scheduled  Legislature Facing An Imposing Task

Bell Sets Trip To Seek Easing Of Loan Terms  Kennedy Expectec To Ack for Funde

-HOUSANDS EXTEND SYMPATHY  Mrs. Kennedy Expresses Gratitude for Messages

Why East Germans Attempt Escape  ‘Simple Freedoms Are Worth A_ Life’   Re KATERINA THOMAS

; serugee KecaHs Life Behind Wal]  Stifling of Thought Reason for Fleeing E Germany   By KATERINA THaAwWAac

Some Risk All, Sacrifice Much tof-scape to West   By KATERINA THOMAS

Woman Tells Why Germans Risk Lives To Flee To The West   By KATERIVA THOMAS

COMMUNISM IN GERMANY Woman Who Filed Tells Of Bitter Life Behind Wall

Escaped Despite Wall and Trigger- Happy Guards  German Woman Tells Why People Flee to West Germany

U.S. Will Extradite Jimenez For Trial         Germans Risk Lives For Freedoms ‘That Americans Take For Granted’   By KATERINA THOMAS

German Woman Tells Of Horrors Of Living Behind Berlin Wall   Ry KATERINA THOMAS

GERMAN WOMAN TELLS STORY  Parents Leave East Germany For Sake Of Children

. Individuality Becomes Nothing  How Great Is Freedom? Families ‘Risk Lives To Leave E. Germany   By KATERINA THOMAS

Woman Escapee Tells Why Persons Risk Lives To Flee East Germany   By KATERINA THOMAS

Reds Built Berlin Wall 2 Years Ago  German Woman Tells Why People Risk Lives To Flee   Re KATERIVA THDWAS

What's Inside   LIFE UNDER COMMUNISM  Why Do People Risk Lives To Flee East Germany:

Woman Explains Why East Germans Risk Lives To Flee To West Sector

Germans Risk Lives for Freedom _ ‘That Americans Take for Granted’   By KATERINA THOMAS

Weother   Demo Senators Having Trouble In Rights Push   Are Seven Short Of Sponsor Goal

Demo Senators Having Trouble In Rights Push   Are Seven Short Of Sponsor Goal

Rights Package Hitting Snags In the Senate   Kennedy's Program Starts in Congress  With Stumble Block

ONLY NINE JOIN DEMOS AS BACKERS   Desegregation Private Firms  Stumbling Block

Rights Package Hitting Snags In the Senate  Kennedy's Program Starts in Congress Vasteedl a =f ot ri J

[Late News Off the AP Wire   OMORCRATTIITATEKS poprit   AMERICANS ESCAPK—

Democrats Bump Into Difficulty on Civil Rights Bill   Republicans Object To Desegregation of Private Business.

Democrats Voice Party Unity for Spring Election   Marks End of Feud  Over Chairmanship

U.S., British Leaders May Confer Soon   Nuclear Force Argument Sets Up Possibility .

Nuclear Issue May Bring Meet   Differences May Lead To Kennedy Visiting Britain During Trip ~

TIMELY SHARPENING  N-Force Debate Makes Early 'JFK-Macmillan Meet Possible

Steelworkers,  11 Firms Sign New Contracts Both Sides Hail  Agreements Goos For 21 Months

Slow Climb in Memorial Day Traffic Deaths   53 Fatalities by Noon on Holiday   GY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Good weathe: luring hordes to highways   Traffic death pace is below normal. so far

Holiday Deaths Start Climbing 38 Fatalities Are   Noted At 11 a.m., Five In One Wreck

Slow Climb in Memorial Day Traffic Deaths   53 Fatalities by Noon on Holiday

rormer VU.s. Ambassaagor Accused in hoad Froject  All WASTE CHARGED IN PANAMA

Panama Road Project Draws Fire * «x * * * * * * * * * * * * * x  Former U.S. Ambassador May Have Wasted $200,000

Huge Waste Of Foreign Aid Money Uncovered In Panama Highway-Building Fiasco

Veering Off Flora Slacks Cuba Assault   Shifty Hurricane’s Path Hard To Predict: Lives of 43 Lost

Hurricane May Turn Back Into Caribbean Sea      Danger To Florida Lessened; Haiti Reported Devastated

Shows Signs of Turning Back fo Sea   Lessens Danger to Florida; 43 Lives Are Lost

MAY TURN BACK INTO CARIBBEAN  Flora Weakens Over Cuba With Course Uncertain

Storm May Turn Into Caribbean.   Danger to. Florida Appears Lessened but Not Passed

Flora Weakens And Indicates A Turn to Sea   Change Decreases Danger to Florida From Fickle Storm

Erratic Storm Turns Toward Sea   Hurricane Veers  From U.S. Coast

South Coast Of Florida ‘May Be Next   42 Known Dead But Higher Toil Feared

May be Turning From Bahamas And Florida   At Least 43 Dead and Toll May Rise More

STORM RAKES CUBA OVER 22 HOURS   Gale Winds Also Reach Out Toward Bahamas APATI FTAII   Reaches 42. In Most Sav- age Blow Since 1961; 110-Mile Winds

Honduras Rests Uneasily . .. Story Below   Floras Savage Winds Show Some ‘Relaxing’

Hurricane: Has Begun Weakening   Story of Devastation Comes from Haiti; Cuban Flooding

Stalled Hurricane ‘Smashes At Cuba   Haiti Deaths Mount: Florida Menaced

Unexpected Turn Lessens Danger To Florida Area  Lm iainn Awa Maabuocrm   Cities Are Destroyed In Haiti. Is Report

Solons Willing To Cut Spending Republican Legislature Will Go  Along If Tax Fight Hits Snag

SGOROSSCOCCECECHOCOEOOEHE8O Supreme Court Suggestion  Thins Out Representatives

moe! ure.  Five Areas May Retain  Extra Seats  Equal Proportion Formula UJrced by   Equal Proportion Formula Urged by  Supreme Court

S@eeeeeoeeeooeeeoeoeoeeeeoeeoe eee Supreme Court Suggestion  Thins Out Representatives

JFK Loses Attempt To Speed Tax Cuts   IDAHO TRAFFIC DEATHS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   Sen. Church Opposing Curbs On Production of Potatoes

Demos Voice Objection; GOP Rumblings Heard. . .  Scranton Tax Plan Faces Some Strong Opposition

General Fund Hearings Will Open Monday  Baaskhtane Cad   Reactions Set In As Assembly Digests Requests

Expect Fight On  Taxec   . Legislature in Recess; Plans To Look into Budaet Reauests

‘Extension of Draft Okayed by House Unit   Committee Votes to Continue Law for Four Years

The World Today  ee x** x**  S @a... B..f) Atann Bam Anmesmael dhe LAS!   Draft Extension Is Granted

U. §., BRITAIN PREPARING PROPOSAL   Kennedy, Macmillan Drafting Message To Khrush   Of Scientists To Discuss Blast Detection Without On-Site Inspections

JFK, Macmillan Reaty Dispateh Note To Khrush   Aimed At Breaking Deadlock In Test Ban Neaotiations

Propose Meet or 'N’ Test Checks  Kennedy, Macmillan To Make Proposal

THIRD IN RECENT WEEKS Army Turncoat Crosses Border Into Hong Kong

Senator Charges U.S. Steel Producers Facing European And Japanese Cartel

See FOREIGN AID Page 2  GOP Is Working Hard InSouth  Party Is In Dixie To Stay Says Rep. William Miller

To Oppose Frontrunner  Conservative Republicans Cry ‘Goldwater or Bust’

White, N egTo Leaders Sign Cambridge Pact   See Rockefeller Storv on Pave 8.

Flying Laboratory Is Launched at Cape Canaveral; Local Mans on Hand to Aid in Firing of ASSET

‘Flying Lab’ Is Lost   Recovery Ships Comb Seas After First U.S. Test Shot Of ASSET

At the Hospital  ALi teem rh CUP   CUTS HEAD ON NAIL WHILE CHECKING PIPES

Yanks Quit Haiti Today  Diaaliorn Rule   Duvalier Rule ‘Falling Apart

HUNDREDS FORCED 10 LEAVE HOME   Heavy Rains and Melting  Snow Fill River Bank full Along 981 - Mile Length. Tributaries Swollen.

Areas In Four States Stricken   Rains And Melting Snows Swell Rivers. Creeks In Ohio. Indiana West Virginia And Pennsylvania

ate 2 VOGEL ESET 8 8  Rains Force Hundreds of  Families to Leave Homes

Flood Conditions Affect 4 States  Hundreds Forced to Loomer Thate Dawe

Floods drive hundreds of persons from homes  ne malting ennwe taam im   Drenching rains, melting snows team up to create emergencies in four states

Ohio Staggered by Floods  Rain, Thaw Oust Many  From 4-State Homes

More Rain Falls Over Wide Areas   Worst Conditions In f. Years Noted  By Ohio Officials

Floods Rout Hundreds in 4-State Area   W. Virginia, Ladiana Pennsylvania Belted By Drenching Rains

Scores Of Families Marooned  - Floodwaters Force Hundreds From Homes In Four States

More Rain Will Add To Misery   Many Hundreds Forced From Their Homes

West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Indiana Hit  Additianal Rainfal   Additional Rainfall Splashes Across Stricken Regions

Many Evacuated, Marooned When Drenching Rains And Melting Snow Cause Floods   MOVE MANY FAMILIES

Floods Force !'.ndreds From Homes After Drenching Rains In Midwest

Cardinals Prepare for Papal Vote   Two Commissions Named to Direct Conclave Details

Cardinals Name 2 To Supervise   Coming Conclave Will Be Largest In History Of Catholic Church

Court Rejects Sells’ Motion On Sales Tax   Denies Rehearing, Right to File  Amended Petition

Power to Seize Rails Suggested By Javits  Proposal Is Alternative. To Compulsory  Arbitration

Javitz Seeks Amendment  For Rail Bill   Presidential Seizure Would Be Authorized As Plan Alternate

Science Award Given Oppenheimer. Once Considered a Security Risk

Kennedy Receives Message Expressing Appreciation From Nikita Khrushchev

Nikita Sends Bid For New U.S. Accords   Tension-Ending Suggestions In Note To JFK Undisclosed

700 Jailed  In Marches  By Negroes Drive Stepped Up By Integrationists  e.. Mae... .d.._ f.......

300 Negroes Booked in Birmingham MassArrestsPut Hundreds In Jail

_ -sESTIMATE 700 ARRESTED— Birmingham’s Jails  Filled With Negroes

Hundreds Are Jailed In Alabama   New Demonsiraticn Planned As King  Directs Negroes

Jails Are Filled In Birmingham  Hundreds of Negroe: Arrested by Police

100Negroes in Alabama Jails  Freedom Marchers near Alabama Borde

In Initial Thrust of Massive Protest Plan—  Hundreds Of Negroes Fill Birmingham Jails

700 Jailed In Alabama Racial Strife   Termed As Thrust Of Giant Renewal Of Demonstrations

A Twentieth Century Children’s Crusade   Coming Up Tuesday  Area Group Urges ‘Yes School Vote

Teachers Cheer Young Truants Birmingham Jails Hundreds  In Nesro Schcsl Kid Mareh

Integration Leaders Planning To Intensify Drive; Prisoners Charged With Lacking Permits

Integration Fight  Hundreds Of Negro Demonstrators Herded  Into Birmingham fails

Birmingham Jail is Filled With Teenage Negroes as Demonstrations Continue

 News Conference Roundup  JFK Reports on Envoy, Troops in Cuba, Test Ban

Bears Letter From JFK on Crisis in Laos  Kennedy Feels More Steps in Cuba Dangerou

‘Only U.S. Military Can Free Cuba’  See James Marlow column, page 12-B   Kennedy, Macmillan Tell Nikita Time Is Running Out

JFK DISAGREES WITH KEATING ON CUBA FORCE   President Explains How U. S. Is Moving To  Cool Hot Issues   REJECTS ALL TALK OF SUMMIT MEETING

Rejects Idea  Of Summit  Meeting Now Tells News Parley  Over 4,000 Soviet Troops Out of Cuba

President Admits “Important Elements” of Russian Troops Still Are in Cuba. ?

JFK Names Harriman To Carry Letter   Review Of Recent Actions In Laos To Be Discussion Point

Spy Case Hinders U.S.-Russ Parley   ‘To Reopen & ullaal EB Exchange “Talks 2 as Pr: clessor-E Expelled. :

(Talks to Resume  \Yale Professor ‘Spy’ Case May Hamper Exchange

Improvements Bond Issue Tops Agenda   Youth Commission And Cabinet Term: Other Proposals

All Phases of Project Called ‘Go’   Clouds Expected to Decrease Today

Foul Weather Threat Fades   Blastoff For 22-Orbit Flight Set Early Today: No Delay Foreseen

Liberals Complain Senator Yarborough Being dSlighted  Kennedy Visit Brings Typical Texas Demo Squcbble

Optimism Noted At Opening Of Nuclear Test Ban Contab   Chinese Communists Demand Kt’s Ouster As Unity Price

enth of a Seri     ‘Life ro Adventures of John Colter — Trapper, First Explorer of Yellowstone Park Region   Colter In Dundee

Life and Adventures of John Colter — Trapper, First Explorer of Yellowstone Park Regior

Cold wave warning: diminishing cloudiness and much colder tonight and tomorrow; northerly winds decreasing tomorrow,

Huge Tax Cut Bill  Advances   SLi Billion Slash Skirts GOP Block

Sunday Sales Bill pragged in House Amendments Lose  Tl. hadnt 2 om. Lt

House Wrestles Without Avail Today In Effort To Pass Sunday Sales Law

New State Constitution In By Slim Marain: Lesinski May Seek Recount

Panic Causes  23 Deaths   ‘Chilly Willy’ Object Of Bobby Manhunt

Mixed Backdrop . Celebrations, Religious Services Greet New Year:

°63 Begins On Solemn Gay Notes   Past Events Cast Long Reflection Across the Futyre

END AND BEGINNING     Revelers. Church-Goers Survey Old. New Years

State Troopers Stop ‘Display   Courthouse Lawn Scene Of Action At Gadsden

Tight Security Lid on Gadsd an After Protest Viail    Troopers Disperse Mob

Protest Arrests of 396 Negroes....  Troopers Break Up Vigil at Courthouse

Troopers Clamp Lid On Gadsen   Rout Negroes From  Courthouse Lawn

Alabama State Troopers Disperse Some 300 Negroes in Protest Vigil

Negro Protest On Courthouse Lawn Halted   Troopers Clamp Security Measures In Gadsden, Ala.

350 Negroes Dispersed by State Troopers  Full-Scale Conflict Threat In Gadsden

Negro Protest Vigil Checked By State Troops In Gadsden   Racial Peace Hopes Soar In Mississippi

State Police Disperse Protest Vigi   Immediate Conflict Threat Removed; Tight Patrols Set

security Lid Clamped On  Gadsden Mob Broken Up After Protest Vigil

TROOPERS ROUT NEGROES AFTER ARREST OF 396   NEW SCENE OF RACE VIOLENCE HITS ALABAMA

Troopers Run  Gadsden, Ala..  Negroes Off 350 Maintaining Vigil on Courthouse

@eerwvyse aw eee eewraes eT  Alabama Negroes Stage Protest Vigil

Algerian Talks Are Opened   _Ben Bella, Morocco King Arrive For Mali Conference

Algerian War Talks Begin With Optimism   Ben Bella, Hussan Fail To Meet; Hopes For Peace Expressed

Border War Peace Talks  Inaugurated  RA *° 8,7 ° °°. RA J*A274e.   Mali, Ethiopia Mediate Algeria-Morocco Fight

Conference For Settling Border War Between Algeria, Morocco Opens

Rocky Undeclared, But — Young Begins Tough Job  Nailing Down Home Front

Senate Probers Call for Cleanup Of Night Club Entertainers’ Union

Pravda-ChargesViews, Divisive,— Dogmatic In Issue   Charves Cowardice

FIGHTS IDEA OF DELAYING REVISIONS   Major Change In Deductions  Is Disclosed

Two Army Men Defect  Te Soviets   Captain, Sergeant Reported Te Hav Sone To Reds

ADN claims two soldiers defect to East  Army captain and sergeant

Army Capfain, Sergeant Defect To East Germany   Army Confirms Pair Missing From Units; Asvium Appeal Made

East Germany Claims Two American Army Men Have Appealed For Political Asylum

U.S. Soldiers Ask Asylum, Reds Report   Captain Crosses Into E. Germany, Sergeant Missing

In Communist Kast Germany e ’ & American Servicemen  Reported Seeking Aid

2 Called Defectors To East Germany  American Army Captain and Sergeant Said to Ask Asylum

Army Captain, Sergeant Missing.... Reds Claim 2 Americans  Have Asked For Asylum

2 Yanks Ask For Asylum In Red Germany   Army Confirms Captain Defected, Sergeant Missing

Two in Army Reported in E. Germany  Families in U.S. Dery They Would Defect Voluntarily

Ask Political Asylum — U. S. Captain, Sergeant Defect to East Germany

Voesnt betteve tie Vertects  “Where’s My Husband,” Asks Wife Of Sergeant

2 Americans Ask Asylum, Reds Claim  Captain Crossed Into East Germany,

Relative express disbelief.  U.S. Army captain. cand sergeant reported defected

East Germany says political asylum asked by US Army captain and missing sergeant

Reds Claim Captain, Sergeant In U.S. Army Defect In East Germany

First Holiday Of Vaeation Season Memorial Day Is Marked By Natior

Double Beauty Treat Due Felicia Fasting During Local Horse Show In Good Spirits

Second Crack Possibility For Nixon   Assassination Forces ‘64 Reassessment   WILKINS APPROVES

GOP Studies Nixon’s Role  In 64 Race  Johnson Compels New Strategy Plan

Assassination May Force A GOP Change  May Mean Nixon Wil Again Be Called On To Be A Candidate

Republicans May Give Nixon Second Crack at Presidency   Top Legislative Proposals Likely To Be Sidetracked

UL S. OIL TANKS ARE BLASTED, REPORTS SAY   3 Trae Bombs Found In Caracas; Officer Is Still Captive   CASTRO FOE ADDS TO ELECTION LEAD

Terrorism Renewed in Venezuela   Bombings, Sabotage Reported in Interior; Leoni Lead Growing

Republican Fire Continues  Senate Leader Attacks GOP Critics of Cuban Policies

POINTS OUT IT BEGAN IN IKE'S REGIME   Mansfield Asks “More Restraint” From GOP Sources   REPUBLICANS SHOW NO SIGNS OF LETUP

Mansfield Hits GOP Criticisms   Calls For Restraint On Irresponsible Public Utterances

City Council Talks Water Problem; Election For City Officials April 2        j

Wheat Control Referendum To Hinge on Small Farmer   3 Farmers Lose Wheat Poll Claim

Nearly 2.5 Million May Vote May 21 On New Wheat Control Referendum

World-famed singer Edith Piaf  is dead after series of illnesses

Mourning In Frar      Artist Jean Cocteau,  Singer Edith Piaf Die

Egypt, Syria, Iraq Okay Federation; Sign Agreements, Charter For UAR

Art, Poetry Contests Set by Woman’s Club:   Entry Deadline Is February 2

Joyful Christmas Reunions for Many.... Reds Boom Welcome to West Berliners

Commies Are Making Propaganda   Loudspeakers Welcoming West Berliners

LOUDSPEAKERS BOOM WELCOME TO BERLINERS   COMMUNISTS SHOW BETTER SIDE AS CHRISTMAS NEARS

Red Guards Kill Teen-Ager-WhoTried To Escape   By EDWARD J. SHIELDS United Press International

Maryland : Troops Remain on Duty   Lights Supplement Smoke System

City Chiefs Ask Tawes For Troops   Mayor, Council Want National Guardsmen To Remain Longer

Mrs. Nhu Withholds Statement  Secluded Behind Double-Locked Lintal Danaw PRaa:;

Mme. Nhu Silent on Death News   Withholds Statement, Remain: in Los Angeles Hotel Room

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TO REMAIN IN WASHINGTON White House Denies Special Suite Set For Mrs. Kennedy

Democrats Hope fo Erase Debt With Funds From Tonight's Celebration

Prospects Seen For Passage Of Demo Tax Plan   Welsh Confers With GOP Leaders On Adjusted Gross Income Tax Proposal

Elliott Is Choice For  Chairman   ' Gibbs Concedes To G.O.P. Rival

Michigan's GOP Seffies Contest For Chairman   Arthur Elliott Jr. Is Majority Choice

Cabinet Due To Get Data On Mission   Hand Strengthened For Dealing With French President

: German Stops Are High Points  Kennedy Trip May Help Deal With French

Help With De Gaulle President Feels Trip ToEurope W orthihile   An Associated Press News Analvsis

Kennedy to Report to Cabinet on Trip   Expect Kennedy to Snub Hints He Put Envoy in Vatican City

‘Analyst says:  Kennedy Tour May Have Aided His Dealings With De Gaulle

JFK Reports — To Cabinet On European Trip   May Have Improved His Hand In Dealing With De Gaulle .

President Pleased By Trip   Believes Dealings With De Gaulle May Have Been Improved by German Tou!

JFK's European Trip Seen Improving. ‘Conditions In Dealing With De Gaulle

Returns To Washington ES  Kennedy Slated To Brief Cabinet On Europe Tour

European Tour Over for JFK ieinont Sonvinens  rem Aas ame Wists erACe

Refuses  To Delay  Integration Governor Sends  His T roopers  Into City

Wallace Sends Troopers To Huntsville, Mobile To Halt School Opening

26-Year-Old Sex Criminal Surrenders Meekly; Will Face Complaints of Kidnaping Four Girls

DEMANDS PULLOUT IN CUBA  Goldwater Draws Fire In Bid To Sidetrack Nuclear Treaty

3 Shafts Are Bored in Bid To Get Bova   Newly Saved Fellin, Is Directing Drillers; First Hole in Pocket

Drillers Reach  Chamber  as... Oo ® pee   May Contain  Louis Bova

TWO OTHER PROBES STARTED Rescuers Probing For Bova Encounter Void

 Success Of Effort Uncertain  Drill Probing For Bova Grinds Into A Chamber

Workers Hun Third Miner In Hazleton  12-Inch Drill Hits Chamber 305 Feet Reneath Surface

Pennsy Rescue Teams Push Hun For 3rd Victim   Dri!l Penetrates Chamber; No Contac With Entombed Man

Louis Bova, 54, Still Trapped  Search For Third  Miner Continues

‘Search For Bova Continues ee ee ees  Drill Breaks Through ‘Some Kind Of Chamber

ON THE INSIDE   Hazelton Drillers Break Into Void In Desperate Effort to Reach Bova

Void Is Hit by Drill; Fate of Bova Unsure   Report Within Hours Expected

Buddies Believe HeIs Alive _  Rescuers Press Efforts  To Reach Entombed Man

Hunt for Bova Stalls As Drillers Hit Void   Blast Entombs 25 Utah Miners

‘Door Wasn't There’ Hunger Pangs, Visions Described By Throne   To Close Mine  Drill Hits Pocket In Bova Huni

Drive Shaft Into Earth: Seek Bova   Rescuers Spurred By Tuesday Success In Saving Miners

Restrictions Opposed By JFK Lifted   House. Senate Due To Act Next Week

Compromise Foreign  Aid Bill Ils Agreed   Restrictive Amendments Opposed By Administration Have Been Removed

Poland, Yugo Trade Status ls Restored   House And Senate Conferees Agree Difference In Bills

Many Restrictive Amendments Cut  From Measure  $3.5 Billion Plan Expected to Go To President Soon

Foreign Aid For Poland,  Yugoslavia  Conterees { ompromise  Qn $3.59 Billion Figure

See ENROLLMENT, Page 2   J. Ww Football Contest Gets '63 Start in Monday Issue

Astronauts’ Wives Get Together For Chit-Chat After Cooper Launch

Cooper Family Alone During Blast-Off; Mother Anxious for Mission to End

State Auditor King Reports —  Minnesota Has Become Billion Dollar Business

REVENUE SETS RECORD  State of Minnesota Now Billion Dollar Business

U.S.-French Thaw Strong Possibility   -Meeti ing Slated On Ending Rift

Johnson Plans. Early Meeting With De Gaulle   Announcement Made After Two Leaders Hold Private Talk

U. S.-French Thaw! Presidents Johnson And De Gaulle Schedule Meeting Early Next Year

Thaw In Chill Relations IsPossible   LBJ Plunging Rapidly Into Manumental Taeke

Johnson Says De Gaulle To Return In °64   Chill On French, U.S. Relations In Past Seen Thawed

U.S.-French Thaw?  x « * x «x * x Kk  De Gaulle To Return for Visit With Johnson

De Gaulle, LBJ Meet Possibility Seen  Scheduled Of Thaw Between  ee Ta 72 er

40 Viet Nam Troops Killed Battling Reds   93, Including 13 Americans, Wounded

Guerrillas Kill 40, Wound 80   U.S. Servicemen Receive Part Of Bloody Mauling

Assault Stopped In Tracks   13 Americays Are Wounded In Bloody Fray

Casualties High In Viet Attack On Cong Forces  ~ 13 U.S. Servicemen Vas... Sd An lM ambau   13: U.S. Servicemen Wounded As ‘Copters Head Futile Assault

COMMIE FORCE HITS VIET NAM; LOSSES HIGH   Strongpoint Guerr illas Victors In “Bloody Nose” Repulse   13 U. S. SERVICEMEN AMONG THE INJURED

40 Are Killed By Enemy; 13 Gls Wounded   U.S. Advisors Term Battle as Bloodiest Since Delta Fighting

VietCongFlay LoyalistForce   South Vietnamese Defeat Worst Since January. Americans Report

40 Die In Viet Nam Fighting   13 Americans Are Wounded In Sharr Clash With Reds

Vietnamese Troops Dealt Heavy Blow   40 Saigon Soldiers Are Killed;  13 Americans Among Injured

Cuban. Teenager Boasted  That He Would Kill LBJ      Sinatra's Son Is Still Missing

BOLIVIAN CRISIS —  ~ Red-Led Miners Threaten Safety Of 21 Hostages   Cuban Seized InN. Y. Said 'To Boast He’d Kill Johnson

With No Heir Apparent, Khrushchev Can’t Retire; Central Authority of Oid Sialinist Days Is Eroded

Astronaut ‘Saw Roof  Of World’   Cooper Describes Views of Earth From Soace Perch   A Page of Pictures on Page 5

Plus a Peek at Red China Problems of Weightlesaness Are Recounted by Astronaut

Cooper Relives Space Flight Before Television Cameras   Related Story Page 2

Cooper Gives Matter-Of-Fact Account Of Historic Flight; Nearly Saw His Home In Texas

Contrast: Story of  Astronaut Colossal and Puny  Things Observed

Cooper To Take Rest  After Interrogations   News Index   RESUME RARGAINING   Cooper’s Humor Spices Space Tale; Voyage Is A Study In Contrasts

Space Flight Seems Easy as Coop Tells lt   By JOHN BARBOUR  Associated Press Science Writer

WHIRLWIND TOUR OF GLOBE  Cooper Saw Things Both Colossal And Puny

TRUCKS, HOUSES, TRAIN SIGHTED  Cooper Tells Of Ability To See Small Details In Space

Gordo’s Space Tale Of World Tour Is A Study In Contrasts      Sees Mighty Himalayas, Tiny Houses In India, Boat, Train

22-Orbits Study in Contrasts   Astronaut Shows Calm, Humor at Press Conference

More Mercury or Gemini ?  Cooper, NASA Aide Differ   The World as Astronaut Sees It: A Whirlwind Study in Contrasts

Astronaut Tells Of Earth Sights. During 22 Orbits   Spotted Boats, Trains In India, But Trees Hid  “View af Hauctan Manx

Vivid Contrasts:.  “Astronaut Flies Through The Air With The Greatest Of Ease

Future Role Kept Secret By Meredith   Whether He Will Return To School Is Not Diselosed

James Meredith Leaves Campus  Plans For Next Semester Aren’t Known At Precant

Question Remains Unanswered  - Meredith Leaves ‘Ole Miss’--Will He Return?

Meredith Leaves; Return Uncertain  Rents Apartment In Jackson, Miss.

Negro Leaves Ole Miss Area   Question Now Is: Will Meredith Return?

Amid Laughter, wisecracks  Meredith Leaves Ole Miss, His Return Is a Mystery

Don’t Know Whether He Will Return   His Car Seems Reluctant To Go

Meredith Leaves  ‘Ole Miss’   Negro Student May Not Return For Second Term

Meredith Heads For  Vacation   Car Troubles Mar Departure; Return Is A Mystery

Meredith Mum About His Return  Lone Negro’s Car Balks As He Leaves ‘Ole. Miss’

Students, Others Help Push Car Meredith’s Leaving Ditters Sharply From Wild Arrival

MEREDITH TO HAVE VACATION   MYSTERY REMAINS IF HE WILL TAKE SECOND SEMESTER

In His Balky Car... . Meredith Is Pushed From Campus; Future a Mystery

His Return Remains Mystery  Meredith Bids Goodbye To Mississippi U. Campu:

Negro Leaves University as Students Jeer   Meredith's Return Remains Mystery

The Booster Series On SCHOOL SEGREGATION  will be resumed next week   Boys Club Starts Job Training

‘Alabama Negro Pupils Make Progress ‘One Elected Vice President of Class

State High Court Grants Request —  Shift Thompson’s Trial To Mill City

Thompson Wins Shift Of Trial   High Court Quotes News Stories in Granting Venue Change to Minneapolis

novalty Shaken Up British Stunned By Protest Booing Of Queen klizabeth

Had a Busy Time Jailed, Sets Fire in Cell And Tries to Hang Himself

Leaving theatre Frederika, Elizabeth booed by leftists   Leaves unsmilina

Group Boos Elizabeth II After Show   Demonstrations Are Made Against Visit of Greek King, Queen

Demonstrators Protest Visit Of Greek Pair  Elizabeth Is Shaken, Passes Up Reception

Queen Elizabeth i Is Shaken by Boos Of Red Agitators.   Committaa of 100 ta Bemonsiration Agatnat Visitive Graak Btaa,

State visit protested —  Queen Elizabeth booed by London demonstrators

Boo Queen In Protest Of Visitors   Elizabeth, Officials Stunned By Display; Greek Royalty Called  tPaceaict Gwina’

Queen Shocked As Crowds Boo   Invective Develops As Royal Greeks Visit

BOO QUEEN OF ENGLANE   Elizabeth Shaken By Abuse From Crowd Protesting Presence Of Greek King and Queen.

Jeers Aimed At Queen Stun Top British Officials   King Paul Is Also Target of Demonstrators

Booing for Elizabeth ls Stunnet   Britain’s Police Head Furious at Crowd’s Usage of Queen

British Royal Family Booed In London, Visit Of Greek Royalty Protested By Demonstrators

Officials Stunned When Crowd Booed Queen Elizabeth  Commiteee Of 100 Protests Reception Given Greek Royalty

Elizabeth Drives Off Alone, Unsmiling eel el aia,“  'Booing of Queen Stuns Officials

Queen Elizabeth Booed For Hosting Greek Royalty   Goes Home To Palace Alone And Shaken Following [Incident

Demonstrators protest visit of Greek royalty  British officials stunned as Queen booed

ELIZABETH SHOCKED...” Britons Stunned as Crowd Jeers at Their Queen

British Officials Stunned by Demonstrators’ Action in Protest Of Visit by Greek Royalty

Cries Shake Queen Elizabeth —  Modern History British Monarch Booed Ist Time

Protesting Greek royalty Londoners boo their queen: officials stunned, furious

Crowd Boos British Queen Over Greeks  Elizabeth Leaves Theater Alone, Visibly Shaken

Queen Booed In Protest Of Visitors  British Stunned Bie, A ntiscteca ave   British Stunned By Actions Of  Demonstrators

MACY’S PLANS AD BOYCOTT OF N.Y. POST   Big Store Will Not Give Support To One Paper   TO PUBLISH AGAIN FIRST OF WEEK

TIDES  TOUAY      Post Breaks Ranks To Publish: To Be Boycotted By Macys

Rescued From Trap — Man Pinned by Bulldozer  Pens Note of Farewell

Rescue Comes In Nick Of Time  Pinned Under Bulldozer, Pens ‘Final’ Love Note

Rescue Comes In Nick Of Time oe ee Oomes in Nick VF lime  Pinned Under Bulldozer, Pens ‘Final’ Love Note

Man Saved From Death In Ravine  Pens Note After ms, Up Hope SOF ae

Real Estafe Rule Held Invalid by Supreme Court  Decision Based on

Erie Army Base To Be Closed   Employment Sought For Depot Employes

Indicates Tax Structure Will Not Be Changed   Governor Rules UVUut Questions on U.S. Politics Because of Moratorium.

During 18 days of July 40 per cent involved in lowa auto fatalities under age 25   Factore« licted

Heavy Guard For Convicts InDane County   Recaptured Felon Boasted That He Will Break Out

Troop Removal  Sought By U. S.   Fitty-Mile Hikes Nation’s New Rage

WANTS DEFINITE WORD ON PLANS FOR WITHDRAWAL   Question Put to Russian Envoy by Rusk at Capidal Parley

WITHDRAWAL QUESTIONED  ‘ Soviet Official Still Mum’ On Cuba Buildup

Soviets Queried On Troop Pullout  Rusk Asks Dobrynin About Cuba Forces

Nikita Shrugs At Fear   U.S. Need Not Worry About Cuba, Red Says

Premier In Interview, On TV..  Khrushchev: U. S. Needn’ t IWorry About Soviet Arms

U.S. Asks USSR For Withdrawal   Russ Says Troops Training Cubans

Asks Russia When Force Will Leave   Inimediate Answer Not Given To JFK Demand On Policy

Dobrynin Is Unable To Answer   Backs up K Statement  Troops There Just   For Training

BLASTS GERMAN-FRENCH PACT  Nik Says U.S. Needn’t Worry On Cuban Buildup   Two More Ministers Desert Diefenbakers’ Government

INE YW O-1IN-DRIECT  U.S. Asks Soviets When They Will Move Troops

Troops In Cuba Just Instructing, K Says   CUBAN PULLOUT  When? JFK Asks Nikita

K Says US Need Not Worry About Buildun In Cuba   Says There Are No Soviet Nuclear ‘heme On Cuban Soil

Shotgun Blast Strikes Witness  In Burglar Case 'Whictle Blower’   ‘Whistle Blower’ In 1960’s Probe Hit near Court

View Lookina East Shows Boundaries Of Proposed Old Galveston Quarter   House Panel's Civil Rights. Report! Bristles. With Conflicting Opinions

Potato Purchase Program Annonunced; 50 Car Lots To Be Moved By March 15

Clergyman Imprisoned and Tortured By Russians Visits Pope After Release

Where to Find It   Catholic Archbishop Tells of “Horrible Torture’ and  Imprisonment of 18 Years in Siberia by Soviet Union

[ORDINARY FOLKS SEE PAINTING TODAY—  Loud Speaker Failure Mars Mona Lisa Rite

Loudspeaker Fails Science Failure Spoils  Mona Lisa’s Debut In U.S

Kennedy Makes Introduction Science Failure Spoils  ‘Mona Lisa’s U.S. Debut

First U.S. Showing  Mona Lisa’s Debut Hut By Scientific Failures

Sound System, Elevator Fail— Science Failure Mars Debut Of Mona Lisa

Dock Walkout Causes Worry By President   ‘Mona Lisa’ Might Have Laughe ko ok kok ee er a eo * ke *& Fk  Miko Wont Dead Flenatar Fajled At Firct Shovein ae

Devices Didn’t Work—  Mona Lisa Goes on Display Amid Scientific Confusion

Silent Spell Continues Failure of Loudspeaker System  ‘Mars Debut of Mona Lisa in U. S.

Debut Spoiled By Failure Of Science American Public Gets First View Of Mona Lisa, Kennedy Thanks France

This Week in Business and Finance....     Economic Lens Is Still Focused on Steel

Bryant, Butts Iss  Post Charges College Coaches With Fix, Of Football Game

Another Post Tid-Bit FBI, Senate Investigate Charge Of Fix In 35-0 Tide-Georaia Rout

v Key Lonfesis Bear Waric ning— Elections Across U.S. To Give ‘64 Trends

Elections Watched For Sign of Trend  Some City Contests Could Indicate Kennedy Strencth

Eye Election Results Today For 64 Trend   See Key Contests For Philly Mayor And Kentucky Gov.

Key Elections Today Eyed — With Interest  Governor and Mayor Contest:

Elections Today Hold Key to ‘64   Philadelphia Race, GOP Southern Bids Share Spotlight

Hour of Decision In Voting Today  Elections May Give Tipoff About 1964

Voting May Be Tipotl  On Trends   Governor Races In Kentucky And  Mississippi Eyed

64 Trends Eyed In Today's klection   Philadelphia Mavor. Governors In Kentucky, Mississippi

Voting Today Seen Showing  1964 Picture _   Rights Issue Gets  Spotlight-In Some ‘Sectional Corilests-

Let's Push The United Fund Goal Over The Top       _ May Give Uncertain Tipoffs On.1964 Trends...  ~ Hour Of Decision Arrives In Scattered US FElection<

ELECTIONS BRING HOUR OF DECISION ACROSS NATION   MAY GIVE TIPOFFS OF TREND FOR '64 IN SEVERAL AREAS

What The Rail Feud Is All About   For The Companies: A Saving Of $600 Million; For Employes: A Loss Of 65,000 Jobs

65,000 JOBS ARE AT STAKE:  What The Railroad Fus: Across Nation Is About

Core of railroad rift Work rules changes would eliminate 65,000 workers

Work Rules Major Item In Rail Fuss   Union Jobs At Stake In Plans By Management

Old Rail Work Rule:  Continue in Effect   By ROGER LANE AP Business News Writer

Featherbedding Dispute  Unions Claim Firemen Serve Useful Purpose

Work Rule Changes Are At Center Of Current Railroad Union Dispute

Unnecessary, Management Says Rail Work Rules Changes Eventual ly  Would Eliminate 65,000 Jobs

Test Tubes Promise Aid For Lunas   Scientists Fight Smoke, Smog Wit Same Weapons

Smog Also Linked To Lung Cancer   Joins Cigarette Smoking As Major Suspect

Shipowners,  Dockers Agree In Northeast   Southern And Gulf Shippers And Strikers Still Must Come To Terms

Shippers, Union Agree on On Major Issues; Southern, Gulf Negotiations Continue

N.E. Shipowners, Dockers in Accord   But Numerous Details Remain  Before 600 Ships Can Sail

600 Ships Expected tc Sail Soon   Rest of Industry Must Still OK 37-Cent Raise

End to Long Dock Strike Within Sight   Longshoremen. to Vote on Contract Today, Thursday

LONGSHOREMEN  AGREE TO END  DOCK WALKOUT NUMEROUS DETAILS  WAIT BEFORE IDLE SHIPS SAII AGAIN

High Waters Follow Cindy; Many Routed   Flooded Area’s Losses  Near Carla’s $7 Million

Commission Won‘t Quit—  New, Mayor Councilmen To Jobs in Birmingham

Racial Strife In Birmingham Is Continuing  New Mayor Takes   New Mayor Takes Office; 260 Jailed  Since Drive Began

New Mayor lakes Ofrice  More Negroes Jailed   Defense Secrets Peddied  British Police Batile Peace-Marching Hordes

New Mayor Takes Oftice Police in Birmingham  Halt Marchers, Jail 32

Birmingham’s New Mayor   Albert Boutwell Now Mayor of Birmingham

Incumbent Commission Hangs On  Race-Torn Birmingham Has Internal Administration Row

Oath Taken By Mayor in  Birmingham   Negroes Expected To Stage Additional  Demonstrations

35,000 storm London in  ban-bomb demonstrations   Race troubled Birminghan IS now ina political row

Moderate New Mayor Seated In Birmingham  More Demonstrations Expected by Negroes

Moderate Segregationist Is New Mayor  Birmingham Racial Strife Continues

Negroes Plan More Marches  Segregationist New  MayorIn Birmingham

4ALT MARCH OF 1,000 NEGROES AT BIRMINGHAM  CITY GETS NEW MAYOR TODAY AS

iBoutwell Becomes Mayor ee . (Moderate Segregationist Takes Oath In Birmingham

. Demonstrations Continue In Birmingham   New Mayor To Take Office

School News of District No. 3   Margery A. Wagner + omemaker of Tomorrew—Student Councils Meeting— Honor Soc. Meeting

Eight Hurt In  lowa Train Wreck  17 Cars Derailed At Coon Ranide

Adm. Ricketts Lauds Appointment  Nitze SwornIn As’ Secretary of Navy

Nitze, New  Navy Chief, Takes Oath   Civilian Secretary Said To. Appreciate Sea Power Potential

Nitze Takes Oath as New Chief of Navy  McNamara Disciple Welcomed Aboard  By Staff Leader

Champion cane cutter  eee  Cuban Paul Bunyan’ shares Cuba publicity

NEW CASTRO BIG NEWS IN CUBA That Reynaldo’s A Demon Flailing Away At The Cane

Debris Identified:  Fate Of 39 a Aboard Lost Tanker Is Still Mystery

President Emphasizes Peace Hope   Tnvites Soviet To Help Create New World Era

President Calls Qn Soviet Union To Join Peace   Sees No Reversal! of Communist Methods

3-Year Slash Set At $13.5 Billion   President Calls On Soviet To Walk Path Of Peace

No Reversal in Commie Goals Seen by Chief   JFK Urges Soviet To Embrace Peace

JFK Suggests Soviets Walk Path of Peace  Tells Congress ‘Deadly Threat’ Remaved in Cube

Navy A- Ship Controversy Now in Open   Korth Resignation May Bring  Conoressional Shewdeien

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Solons May Seek End of All Aid To Indonesians

“Not One Cent For Sukarno!” Two Aid: — Committeemen Demand, Score Administeation

WOULD PAY TO REDUCE SURPLUSES   No Price Tag Is Placed On New Crop Proposals

Feb. at Last   But Reaction  In Congress Not Favorable Despite Forecas Of Savings

JFK Sends Congress Farm Plan   Approach Shifted To Voluntary Surplus Control

Nations Celebrate Triumph of Christ   Fair Skies Predicted For Lake Charles Area

 Services Take on New Meaning  ‘Easter Is Observed in Many Nation:

Easter Drama Unfolds Today   Special Local, Area And National Easter Stories on Page 2

GstCr JOVVINCS NOT OCiGimn:  ‘He Is  Ae el Shey appmgcerooh r denna t  Risen’ 

Joy Of Easter Arrives   Celebrations Are Observed In Both Free, Red Worlds

(Threatens 4 More Blazes...      Firebug Turns Quict College Town Into A City Of Fear

Arsonist Threatens to Set More Fires at Monmouth Unless His Demands Met

Armed Guards Patro! Over City To Prevent Fires  Pottery Company On ‘Grudge’ List,

Illinois Town in Fear of Arsonist  Man Telephones Threats to Set Off 4 Additional Fires

Where To Find It   Arsonist Makes Demands  _ More Threats After Monmouth Fires

Man Threafens to Set More Fires in Illinois  in Phone Call to Mayor's Wife

Union, Rail Heads Hold Long Talks   Negotiations Precede Meeting of Employee Spokesmen In Capital

 INO 011d Froposal  Rail Deadlock Continues Following Long Sessions

Tobacco Quality ToBeEvaluated  Program’s Aim: To Determine What Is ‘Acceptable’ Leaf

CITY FACES NEW ERA Compromise Is Not Wanted But It’s Held  As Necessary In Birmingham Integration   By JACK STILLMAN

GOP BARRED FROM DINNER AS DEMS EAT California Democrats Lock Republicans r

Mentally And Physically Deficient Kennedy, Others Worried About Showing Men Make When Tested For Military Duty

News ita nu ita ‘nutshell  aRdi - ‘our ‘wins SERVICES   Reports Red spy flights

Western Delegates Meet. Pri ivately 7 a ee eel E rtnatety.  Soviet Opposition To Ban Increases

200 March In Memory Of Fars   100,000 ‘Walk for Freedom’ in Detroit

Denies Promise Of an Invasion   Solons Discount Kennedy Fears About Budget Cut

In common grave in Arlington Cemetery  Airmen killed two decades ago buried

Plane Hit New Guinea Peak pA I ah ah  Special Honors for 11 War Victims

Arlington Gains Bodies of 11 Airmen Years After Fatal New Guinea Mission

U.S. Craft On Mission  Of Mercy   Cargo Carrier Hit While Dropping Rice To Refugees

U.S. RICE PLANE DOWNED IN LAOS   Pathet Lao Guns Blamed in Second Attack on a Mercy Mission

Laos Rebels Shoot Down Mercy Plane   Two American Pilots, Crewmen Jump To Safety

But End Is Not In Sight Progress Made In Gotham Strike Mayor Wagner Says

President of Mansfield State College Resigns in Wake of Investigations

WOMAN DRIVER ‘DID A WAGNIFICENT JOR’   Screams of children fill runaway school bus

‘Woman Bus Driver Prays, Miraculously Avoids Tragic Crash After Brakes Fail

Woman Brings Runaway School Bus.  With 80 Screaming Pupils, To Stop

: ‘Dear God, Help Me!’ (Woman Steers Runaway  Bus with 80 Children

WHERE TO FIND IT   Woman Guides Brakeless Bus Down Ramp As Children Scream In Terror

80 Terror-Stricken Children Saved As Woman Steers Runaway Bus fo Safety

oria, INatTIONal summar  Council OK’ S ; Media Plan: Vanks Killed in Viet Nam

Cites Administration Failures  Americans Are Being Short Changed, Rockefeller Says

ROCKY CLAIMS JFK FORGETS HIS PROMISES   Speaks la- Cincinnati; Says Peeple Are “Short-Changed”   ‘NO COMMENT’ MADE ON WEDDING RUMOR

It’s on his harness  Mucho, dog of electronic ace: obeys a walkie-talkie

Smart Canine Cop! Mucho, Police Dog, Obeys ‘Walkie Talkie Commands

Dog With Police Corps Takes Orders From Walkie-Talkie On His Harness

i I i 1 ’  : ‘pen 4 j A 4  Pol  1¢  ce  _—) Jo kin 1i¢ yV VS H is W oO rk

MUCHO LISTENS TO PVT. YOAKUM’S COMMANDS  Dog Obeys Walkie Talkie

Recordime Ate  At Reeruitine   I i bicte Dadlhuve ( Gores erie pais ef * >. Ss llectronic: Age  Dog Lses Radio

Mucho is a dog of electronic age  He obeys commands from walkie-talkie

Press Hints New Scanda In Britain   _ Says Lord Denning Given Names Of 3  Government Heads

Legal Actions Slow Up Miss. Contempt Case   U.S. Judges Decide State Can’t Shouldet Blame for Charges

Judges Begin Bare Study  ral Motio   Several Motions Made To Throw’ Out Charaes

Bargain Group Trips Sometimes Prove Uncertain— "Europe Or Bust” Proves  Bust For Many Travelers

Law Units, Doctors Unite  Mercy Mission      Boy, 18, May See Aaain

Convention Referendum On Ballot In Fall— Observers Optimistic On Constitutional Vote

Home Town Waits Space Hero Today   Ticker Tape Parade To Honor Cooper, Family In Houston

‘Houston Readies Texas-Sized Parade To Welcome Cooper Home From Space

Astronaut Gets Texas Welcome  = le Readying For A Ticker Tape SS. fame

After New York ‘Madness’... Next Orbit For Cooper: Will Be Houston, Texas

Ticker Tape Parade Planned Today  Houston To Welcome Home 'Gordo Cooper

Houston Plans Big Welcome For Coopers      Honors Await Space Hero

Astronaut Heads For Texas Home   More Honors Await Him In Houston

Houston Set To Welcome Cooper Home   Astronaut Faces Texas Parade After Gotham Gala

HOUSTON READIES COOP’S SALUTE   America’s Newest Space Hero to Get Ancther Ticker Tape Parade

Governor Pledges — Law, Order   Kennedy Assures Hin No Troop Action In ‘Peaceful’ Alabama

Customs of Easter Are Mixture of Christian    Rites, Pagan Beliefs

Demands All Soviet Men Leave Cuba   Sen. Cooper Believes Russia Won't Risk War on ‘This Issue’

If Soviet Troops Aren't Pulled Out Of Cuba sage eevee arene tent — ei eenee ae  Solon Asks Blockade  Renewal

Senator Wants New Blockade  Soviets Remain   Save Facts Withheld

New Blockade Of Cuba Asked f Soviets Stay  ea. ..  ngatae   Cooper Sure JFK Will Use Diplomacy To Win Withdrawal

‘Full Story Not Told’     GOP “Senator: Calls For Cubs Blockade If Diplomacy Fails

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nations! Council of Churches Religious Features)

Might Help Area Conservation  Fund Sought   Hickenlooper Statement  GOP Claims Democrats Try To Hide Failure

Expect Lodge Will Demand Nhu Removal   Report Government Is Removing All Gold To Palace

Showdown Near in South Viet Nam; U.S. to Demand Ouster of Diem’s Brother

ic Reed” SS Mee tee a ayn ede ips ate,  Coffee-t time Comnient.’

State Guard Captain Is Crash Victim   Three Others In Unit Injured Near Camp McCoy

/th priest chooses flery death   U.N. team grills arrested youths

Seventh Buddhist Suicide By Fire ———  Another Death Confronts UN  I nvestigators

[Red Airman Has Entered His 5th Day   Time And Distance Marks Shattered As “All Systems O.K.”

 Can Seriously Damage Eyes Optometrists Warn Against Direct Viewing of Eclipse

WARN ON DANGER TO EVESIGHT— Partial Eclipse Due to Start at 2:29 p. m. on Saturday

Optometric Association Warns  Watching July 20 Eclipse Of Sun Without Safety Device Can Cause Blindness

BY SENATE COMMITTEE Tax Deductions Voted For Political Donations

Millions See Rare Sight of Solar Eclipse  Weather Clears As Phenomenon Darkens Earth

Governors To Reopen Rights Issue   Republicans Seek Tactics to Force Roll Call Vote

Civil Rights Thorny Issue  To Governors  GOP Seeks to Force Action By Conference

Starts Fire” in Home of NAACP Heac   2 White Men Held Congressman ‘on Civil Rights Trip

CONGRESSMAN, NAACP LEADER . Two Prominent Negroes’  Escape Tossed Firebomb

Carpenter moon chaser  Astronaut named to trail shadow across Canada

Farmers Disappointed  *40.78 Average On Border Market Opening Day Nearly*10 Under ’62

More Than 50 Are Injured   Twisters Pound Central,  Southern U.S.: 10 Killed

Tornadoes Play Havoc Over South   10 Known Dead Many Injured By Twisters

Tornadoes Kill Ten, Injure 50   Twisters Sweep Through Central and Southern States, Damage Heavy

Twisters Leave Path Of Death Aad Destrection  At Least 10 Persons Killed In Southern, Central Areas Of US

Heavy . damage reported   House. 10 occupants earried quarter-mile

South And Central Areas Are Struck By Tornadoes   The Maurw Cite. Tenn. victim

50 Injured In Seven State Area   Twisters Kill 6 in Northern Mississippi

WIDESPREAD DAMAGE, INJURIES South, Midwest Raked By Storms, At Least 7 Killed

Central, Southern  U.S. Hit   Kentucky, Indiana Are Among States In Path Of Storms

10 Dead, 50 Injured—  Tornadoes Rip Central,  Southern United States

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Tornadoes Leave 10 Dead, 50 Injured In South. Central U. S.

Ten killed; damage is widespread   Hardest hit area apparently Moon Lake, Mississippi

{0 Are Killed in Roaring Storms; Many Are Injured  Northern Mississippi, Tennessee Hard Hit

Twisters Tear Through Wide Areas Of Central, Southern Parts Of U.S.

South Areas Hardest Hit By Twisters   10 Dead, 50 Hurt As Property Loss Fixed In Millions

Central, Southern Areas Hit  Tornadoes Leave 10 Dead. Over 50 Hurt, Heavy Loss

Tornadoes Lay Havoc Across Southern U.S.   Woman Dies In Tornado In Missouri

Storms Hit Wide Areas; Many Hurt   Heavy Property  Damage Reported

W eather:  Storms ‘Take Lives of Ten  Tornadoes Tear Actoss 6 Central, Southern States

fen Dead in Wake Of Storm; 50 Injured   Tornado Skips Across Mississippi From Arkansas; Most of Dead Lived In Tenn., Ala. and Miss.

Tornado Hits In Mississippi   Other States In Dixie Battered; Texas Cleans Up, Gets More Hail

Ten dead, 50 injured Tornadoes roar through  south, central states

Public School Prayers Barred  Bible Reading Ton fanrt Buloc      Only One State School Uses Opening Praver

Practice Not Legal, High Court Rules   Stewart Dissents In 8 To 1 Decision On Md., Pa. Cases

Reading Of Bible In School Out   Supreme Court Rule: Requirement To Be Unconstitutional

8-1 Decision Hits Custom in Many States  Objective Study Of Religion Held K in Schools

 Under First Amendment  Court Bans Bible Reading, Praver in Public Schools

Top Court  Announces 8-1 Ruling   . Fresh Debate   Fresh Debate Across Nation Is Expected

Expect Ruling To Raise Much Heated Debate   Tribunal Acts Under First Amendment to Guarantee Liberty

Classroom Prayers Ruled Out   8-1 Tribunal Vote Devides Maryland, Pennsylvania Case:

Me NOCUUINYG, BUIU oO FrUyer  High Court Curbs Religion in School

Residents Around Medina Jam Highways In Flight; Three Men Slightly Hurt

Residents Jam Roads In Flight   Fear of Nuclear Danger Unfounded Officials Say

U.S. Shelling Halts Snipers  Gen. T aylor, MeNamara View Scene Once More

Betancourt Forces See Big Victory   Voters Brave Bullets, Threats For Ballots

Demo Forces Win Victory  In Venezuela      Voters, Brave Bullets Of Castro Terrorists

Many Venezuelans Brave Terrorist Bullets to Vote: Raul Leoni Leads

Venezuelan Voters Blast Red Threats   Democratic Action Party Victorious; 95 Per Cent Ballot

Election Is Jolt To Reds   Communist Designs On Venezuela Suffe: Smashing Reverse

Vote in Venezuela  Hands Reds Defeat ° Democratic Forces Grab Big:  -~   Democratic Forces Grab Big: Margin in Strategic Nation

Raul Leoni Holds Lead  In Election   Violence Erupts  At Voting Places

Setback for Communists  Nation's democratic forces win election in Venezuela

Democratic Forces Triumph In Heavy  Vote In Venezuela   {Photos on Page 13)

Leoni Takes Lead Over Six Rivals   Communists Suffer Smashing Reverse; One Killed, Six Hurt

Jerrorist Threats Not Heeded  Heavy Turnout Braves Gunfire To Cast Bailots

Red Attempts To Block Vote Given Rebuff      Pro-Castro Gangs Defied As People Shun Gun Threat

Rocky, Gambling Political Future, Weds Mrs. Murphy   Other Stories,  Ploture Pane 2A

UC TO REVIEW ITS POLICY  OSU Group Files Suit Against Speaker Rule

Woman, 50, Lost On Mt. Katahdin; Seek 3 Others   Rescuers Hampered By Deep Snow, Wind

Others Still Sought   lowa Airman, Missing in Maine Storm, Is Rescued

!'wo Airmen Located ee ETE  Maine Rescuers Hunting 4 Persons Lost In Storm

4. Missing In Maine’s  Wilderness   2 Hunters, Woman. Man Being Sought; 2 Others Rescued

Rescue Teams Hindered by Snow, Winds  Young Airmen Okay; Got Lost While Hunting

Rain and Snow in North, but Sky Clear Here  3 New England States Lift Ban Arr llea at Winande

BATTLE STORM TO REACH SIX   4 Hunters Missing; 18 Inches of Snow

4 Persons Missing After Winter Storm   Old 'Moldy Stuff’ Is Worth $54,200  To Curtous T ourtst

Four are lost in wilderness  Wind and snow hamper rescue teams in Maine

Khrushchev Says U.S. Would Have Had To Roll ‘Over Our Dead Bodies

Reds Ease Tensions  In Berlin   Al Hour Blockade Ends Late Tués. -

U.S. Expects Further Red Harassment  Nikita Pointing — Up Berlin Issue — As Heart OF Feud

At Wichita   Regents Don’t Want ‘A Third University   Says Solons Won t Agree  Arthur Has Doubts On Funds

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Explosion kills four

Tornadoes Menace, But Miss Cities  Little Damage * Done In Areas - Hit By Rain, Hail By THE ASSOCLATED PRE:

‘Powerless To Act’ Canada Faces Indecisive /Klection, Minority Rule

Seven Die In Spectacular Brazil Fire   Rio De Janeiro Firemen Save Scores With Rope Rescues; Some Of Victims Leap Or Fall To Death; Many Injured

Seven Die, Scores Saved In Rio Fire   Spectacular Rope Rescues Reported As Others Fall Or Leap To Death Below

Congress Still Seeking Way to Pull Out of Lethargy with 10 Weeks to Go

No Vacation?  Congress Will Seek Ways To Come Out of Lethargy, Take Up Major Measures

TAXES, CIVIL RIGHTS TOP PROBLEMS  Congress, Mired In Lethargy, Has Only 10 Weeks Remaining

PLANE CRASH IN W. VA, KILLS FAMILY OF FOUR   Pittsburghers Geing Te Florida Perish In Keyser Area   AIRCRAFT SEEMED TO DIVE DOWNWARD:

Waves Batter Research Ship Navy Court Of Inquiry Probing Cause Of Nuclear Sub Disaster

Navy Court Trying For An Answer  Group Probing Into Thresher In Session

Navy Slates Sea Rites For A-Sub Crew  Testimony Starts A winst ie Dinan ray

Thresher Inquiry  Resumes   Debris, Messages Only Clues In  Disaster

Seek Cause of Mishap— Resume Hearings Cn Mystery Of N-Sub Tragedy

Services Planned On Mountains, In Caverns   Navy Court Continues Its Inquiry Into Loss of Submarine Thresher

Navy Continues investigation Of Sub Disaster      Resumes Efforts To Discover What Happened To Thresher During Dive

Navy Probe Into Fate Of  Sub Resumed  a I   ~eBF BENNY O84  Searchers To Stop. Drop Wreath On  Watery Grave

Could Maye been a Subma  Navy Spotted ‘Object’ Near Scene of Thresher Sinking

Call CR4-8241 For Carrier Delivery   Thresher: Foul Play?  Officer Testifies Sighting Vessel

Vessel Then Disappeared From View   Naval Officer Believes Object Could Have Been Fishing Boat

Trieste Will Search Out Thresher  A Ride To The Deep   Ceremony Honors Thresher Crew

Gillespie County 4-H Boys Place high in San Angelo District Contests   Dairy Judging

Gillespie County 4-H Boys Place hich in San Angelo District Contest:

Club Activities Include Projects, Talks, Parties   YOUNG AMERICANS CLUB

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY @   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

FEELS POSITION VERY CLEAR  Goldwater Puzzled By Ike's ‘Unclear’ View

Tke ‘Unclear’ on Goldwater’s Views; Senator Says He Can’t Understand Why

Ike ‘Unclear’ On Barry's Views; Barry Can‘t Understand Statemen:

Replying to comment  Goldwater says Eisenhower should be clear on views

- Sen. Goldwater Can‘t Understand Why :Ike Doesn’t Understand His Views

ft at, he he he, fo de, bi hi ta, Li Lae, he fae de det i Le i ti he Le cle, te Lie, fa, fale v¥ Far aa  TVW PEs Re vedi” ‘led wvoTlarlrlvr lc rl rl rrr OO ll OTC COO ET er eS ae Se yFwyrwvwe vr we See  Solon Asks Justice For Lee

Asks 4 New Departments in Big Shuffle   Seeks Améndment on Executive Power; Sees Controversy

President, West German Leader Confer in Texas  Chancellor Erhard Ar. rives at LBJ Ranch   Chancellor Erhard Ar. rives at LBJ Ranch for Two Days of Business Talks.

East And West Status, Trade High On List   Conference Marks New Chapter In Personal Diplomacy

TOURS BASES IN THREE STATES   Also Visits Pacific Fleet Off West Coast  PRESIDENT   Skips Out On Democratic Dinner To Visit High School Prom Dance

Drops Missiles For Politics   Kennedy Woos Vote Of Western Women

Kennedy Turns fromm Military Inspection To Politics on Trip   Aske Gov. Brown ta Space Throughout West: Prasiden: Visits a Santer Brom,

California, Here  Am'- JFK Leaves Missiles Does. Some Pollitickin

Flies to Hawaii Tonight fo Speak fo Mayors  Attends $1,000 A Plate Dinner;

Kennedy Sets His Sights On Wonases! s Vote  Meet At Deccktens Tags Gov. Brown

Continues Tour of Western U. S.  JFK Moves From  Missiles to Politics   Bike — Fite

Kennedy Turns To Politics On Western Tour   Lines Up California’s Governor As An Informal Political Agent

Leaves Missiles Behind, Courts Women's Vote Kennedy Bearing Down On Politics

JFK Courts Women’s Vot In California   Le-ves Missiles Behind, Bears Down On Politics

Berlin Wall Crossings  Widened   Reds Act To Speed Passage of Hundreds Of Holiday Visitors

Cuba Says ° Air Attack or Base Foiled   Clan 2 Planes Dropped Bombs  on Home  Killec

Avoid Far Right, Left, Says JFK Cheering Rome  Crowd Mobs Kennedy

JFK Warns Romans Of Extremisin   Urges Leaders Ta Avoid Far Right and Left

JFK Wanrns Italians To AvoidExtremism   SPY MISSION SMASHED  U.S. Expels Soviet Agent   PLEAD FOR RIGHTS  Gettysburg Remembered

Stronger U.S. lfaly Ties Seen by JFK   Leaders Warned Of Temptations For Right, Left

Pope fo Speak At Bethlehem  During January  a ee eOwr im ae  , i eis

Pope Plans Holy Land Address   Will Visit Both Israel And Jordan, Crossing Armed Border Twice

Late Christmas Message Pope To Appeal For Peace, Unity In Trip To Holy Land

YALE SCHOLAR TELLS OF ORDEAL Barghoorn ‘Framed By Noviets in Spy Charge

Red ‘Frame’ In Spy Case Hinted  * «  ® x ok * a ae   Yale Professor Says Stranger Thrust Papers At Him

PPL SLE LAPS CEPT TED  Prof Gives Details of Arrest And Frameuo by Russians

"YOUNG STRANGER... ROLL OF NEWSPAPERS  Barghoorn Reveals Red Frameup

Barghoorn Tells State Department He Fell For Old Espionage Trick

16 Die in lowa Car Accidents   Seven Killed Sunday; Five on Saturday, Four Friday   lowa Traffic Toll

Kennedy And Adenauer In 9-Hour Talk   Want Atomic Forces To Beef-Up Partnership   GOOFS TWICE IN SPEECHES  Kennedy Flunks U.S. History

Brown Wins Fight Over His Budget  Opposition by GOP in Senate Collapses

Ivan Due for Yankee Hangover Crainless Russia Wants to Import U.S. Vodka

Exploratory Talks Opened in Moscow Aimed at More Cold War Aareements

Denies Fallout Shelter Building Funds     House Unit Votes $5.1 Billion Space Appropriation

Record $51 Billion OKec  For Space  i _ Republi icans . - Give Warning

BUSINESS AREA  OF MARION HIT  BY BIG BLAZE BLOCK RUINED IN  FIRE FOUGHT BY 1% NCDARTMECNTC

FIREMEN OF 15 CITIES CALLED QUT   Eight Downtown Businesses Destroyed; Flames Leap 80 Feet Into Air, Smoke Seen In Benton.

Joey's hopes werent high  RLIND BOY’S WISH GRANTED. TO MEET PRESIDENT

Inside Today's Times   A Boy ... A President   Lad Must See Through Touch

Pro-Reds Wipe Out US Military Mission   Joey Won't See President © But He'll Shake His Hand

-EXCITED JOEY READY FOR BIG DAY Blind Youngster Will See President Via Handshake

He's planned what he'll say Joey, 11, cannot see President so he'll get to shake his hand

‘To Spread the Word of God’—  U. S. Missionary Makes Trips Into Soviet-Held Territory

Makes trips to “spread the word of God’’  Little Diomede minister’ ‘invades’ Russia

 Two Escaped Desperados Hunted by FBI For Kidnaping of Sinatra Jr. in Nevada

Son Of Noted Singer Taken From Lake Tahoe Motel At Gunpoint  Frank Sinatra Jr. Kidnaped

 By broadcasters or government  ‘Minow urges broadcast regulation

No Luck Yet  War Of Nerves Marks Last-Ditch Remap Try   Goes To Senate  House Okays $4.4 Billion Public Works Measure

Legislature Will Tackle  Taxes First To Find Out How  Much Available For Spending ©

Legislature Checking Funds Before Authorizing Spending   Will Work On Revenue Bills Before Spending

Minimum Show of Force Nips Md. Demonstratior   (Photo on Picture Page)

In Cambridge, Md      Mora Stats Beltee Ase Sent t6 Savannah, Gaia Ordera fatecsatian,

Death Toll Climbs From  Cold Wave   Slight Relief Takes Sting From Jey Air

DEATH TOLL STILL CLIMBS IN BIG FREEZE   Rising Temperatures Give Some Reliei Across Nation   LARGE WATERWAYS HAVE ICE PROBLEM

Cold Lets Up Slightly, But Deaths Climb   Rising Temperatures Take Some Sting Out Of Icy Air in Nation

But Death Toll Still Mounting; Mississippi Freezes Over At Two Spots

Big Freeze Tightens On Waterways  139 Fatalities In sis 8 . £1 lnshae [9

Canadians Tighten Security  NATO Delegates’ Hotel May Be Next ‘Target of Bombers

Forced to Eat Live Frogs  Enraged Mexican Farmers Burn  Witch’ at Stake

Lightning Hit Plane Wing, Probe Shows  Fuel-Air Mixture Also Exploded In Ce Uns AL INI

Lightning Hit Plane Wing, Probe Shows  Fuel-Air Mixture   Fuel-Air Mixture Also Exploded In Same Wing Of 707

Nothing Ever Happens -at Public Library? Den’t Believe It in Omaha

About 2 Million File Past Body OfPope John  Cardinale Arrivina   Cardinals Arriving For Services and Start of Conclave

Millions Fay riomage Pope John Buried in Grotto Of St. Peter’s Basilica

Two Million Pay Respects fo Pope  Conclave to Elect Sucerocenr Jima 10

2 Cleveland Newspapers Will Publish  Tht -.. Fr. _1.   Plain Dealer, Press Are Resuming With Monday’s Editions

One Of Biggest Mississippi Manhunts Underway For Killer Of NAACP Leader

Sales Tax Collection Banned: hasta Faces Fiseal Chaos   State Supreme Court Likely To Get Appeal

Governor: Ban Hurts Schools  8le Hike Seen   8le Hike Seen In Hammond If No Sales Levy

Ninth Anniversary  xx x x *« * x * « Racial Segregation Outlawed May 17, 1954

- Battle For Integration Continues At Hot Face   Ninth Anniversary Of Supreme Court Decision

TOC AT THMPERATIRES   This Is Ninth Anniversary Of School Integration Ruling

The World Today  x*k kk x***  > C4... B,. llL.~d:me  A oom dha U/arld   Castro May Buy ‘Protection’

Pair Chargec With Betting On Contests  Detroit Club, Five Players Also Punished

Ser KARRAS OUT  _ NFL Suspends Two Top Players   See NFL Reaction Slory On Page 24

Circuit Court   Amos M. Booher Granted Divorce from Ruth G. Booher— Action on Three Other Cases

Circuit Court Proceedings   In Session Monday, Jan. 28— One Divorce Granted, Another Divorce Under Advisement

Circuit Court In Session   Twe Divorces Granted—Date Set For Trial of Several CasesCommissioners Appointed

‘Urge Cotton Stalks Destruction  Plow Under Crop Debris Requested

Funds Needed To Keep U.N. Force In Congo   NFXT WEEK   SOLID BASIS

Congo Funds Sought At U.N.  To Keep Peace . orce a June nate & Millian

Printers May Lose ITUBacking      National Union To Announce Decision Soon

Striking Printers Facing Lone Path   Rejection Of Negotiated Terms May Be End Of Support From Other Typo Union:

N. Y. Printers Benefits May Be Cut Down   Brown Says Offer By Struck Papers Fair, Reasonable

Moveto Clear  Way for Grair Sales to Reds   Decision Not Likely Until Next Week on Controversial Issue _

But Meeting  Of Lawmakers And Cabinet Members Called  Inconclusive

) Committees Hear Hodges And Freeman  Conflicting Views   Conflicting Views By Solons Follow Secret Conference

) Committees Hear Hodges And Freeman  Conflicting Views Ry Calane Eallaw   Conflicting Views By Solons Follow Secret Conference

Starts New Controversy — Highway Chief Wants Motor Vehicle Bureau

Bonn Relaxes a Little on U.S. Troop Withdrawals After Sec. Rusk Talk

Germany Relaxes Somewhal   U.S. Reassurances. Tend Tp Calm Fears Of Troop Cutback

Dispels Fear Over Troop Movement   Tells Leaders ‘Big Lift’ Doesn’t Mean Withdrawal

CROSSED SWORDS REPLACE COFFIN White House Openec To Sightseers Again

Land Grab Bill Legal ~Hultman   Permits Condemnation Of Private Land by Corporations

3ut Private Firms Must Meet Tests: Hultman—  Rules Land Seizure Bill Leqal

Condemnation fo:  Recreation Legal Publi ic Use Must  Dems ane tene

NOt Sattstted With JF s Pledges” Southern Demos Back  FOP ‘Spending’ Move

Conservative Southern Democrats Said Backing Republican Proposal   Royall, Blaik Are Named as Special Representatives for Alabama Crisis

JFK Pledges Unsatisfactory . . Anti-spending Plan  Wins South Backing

They Want Economy Assurances Too  Some Southern Democrats Going Along With GOP On Tax Bill Demand

Dixie Demos to. Back GOP Budget Curbs  ~ $i Billion Tax Cut Bill F ‘aces.   $11 Billion Tax Cut BiliFaces_ . . Amendment to Curtail Spending

Southern Demos Support GOP Ir Tax-Cut Hassle   Leader Says His Group Not Satisficd With Kennedy’s Econ. omy Pledges,

Southern Dems Back GOP Tax Cut Bill Curb   Not Satisfied with Kennedy’s Pledge of Economy’

PLFTUNE LAA UU LE  Dixie Democrats Enlist  In Spending Slash Camp

Buddhists Try Demonstrating  Combat Police Crust Attempt in Saiaon

It's Hard to Bear   Wet, Windy Cold Weather Reaches Northeast U. S.

Dalton Predicts a Sales Tax Increase Will Win Passage   Believes Republicans Will Support It When the Chips Ara Down,

Civil Rights Places Second ...  Mine Rescue Voted Top Story in Pennsylvania

British Market Backers to Seek Proaress Report   Delegates From Parlia ments Trying to Re move Blockage Se bv DeGaulle.

MRS, KENNEDY TO HAVE THANKSGIVING AT HYANNIS PORT, PLANS HER MOVE

Family Gathering At Hyannis: Port  M rs. Kennedy Plans For Thanksgiving

 Wall Go To Hyannis Port Jackie Again V isits Her Husband’s Grave

Cloud Says Legislature May Swit ch Primary Election From May to August

Campaigns Are Too Long, Cloud Says   Ten-Month Period For Seeking Office Is Just Too Much

Students. and Teachers, Leap For Lives  Erom Blazing New. YorkHiak:School.

44 Hospitalized In New York School Blaze   Many Students Forced to Jump From Second Floor to Escape Flames.

Bellport, N.Y. High Becomes Terror Scene   Many Students Hurt As Heroism Marks Progress Of Fire

Meny Students Injured Escaping School Blaze    Blast Demolishes South African Powder Plant

House To Vote On Shelters Bill  To Consider Plan RaceLlad OF on on ie ih

Civil Defense Bill Heading Toward Test   Floor Leader Says All-Out Campaign Needed in House

Emporia Weather   Turkish Students Fired on by Cypriot Police; 2 Wounded

Police Fire on Rioting Students   Cypriots Demonstrate After Midniaht Battle

“Our Student Council Does It This Way”   RailFiremenOpposelCC Pian: Ask ‘Goldfish Bowl’

Wirtz Continues Mediation Efforts  Rail Union Head Would Let Public See Who Is And Who Is Not Bargaining In Current Meetings

To End Dispute   Firemen’s “Union Leader Would Put Railroad Rules Talks in “Goldfish Bowl"

Rail Firemen Urge Talks In ‘Goldfish Bow!’   Union Leader Wants Congressional Unit to Watch Bargaining Sessions,

Rail Union Opposes JFK Plan   Congress Asked To Put Dispute In ‘Goldfish Bow!’

Union Chief Calls For Full Exposure Of Negotiations Over Railroad Rules

Grand Jury Charges Illegal Profits In Sale Of 10 B&M Railroad Cars

Storm Due...   Hundreds Flee Floods From Wisconsin To Virginia: tev] :  More Winter Weather Brewing In Roeky Mountaiz:

Hundreds Flee Floods From Wisconsin To Virginia:  More Winter Weather Brewine In Rocky Mountain:

As New Winter Storm Brews in Rockies . . .  Hundreds Forced To Flee High Waters

Hundreds Flee Flooded Home:   Ice-Melting Temperatures, Storms Cause Distress in Several Areas

Floods Force Hundreds: From Homes  Residents From Wisconsin To _ Virginia Leave

Floods Force Hundreds From Their ‘Momes From Wisconsin To Viraizia

Heavy Snow: Seen For New Mexico   Floods Sweep Acros: Eastern U. S., Damage Heavy

Floods From Heavy Rains Force Hundreds From Their Homes in Wisconsin, Virginia

Cofferdam Collapses Hundreds Forced From Homes by Raging Torrents

‘House members predict  Little chance for passage  of general school aid bill

Makeup of New House Unchanged   Religious Controversy Is Smouldering, So Chances Slight

Price For Nuclear Test Ban Agreement  Soviets Demand U.S. Abandon All Overseas Bases

Russ Counter-Offer Nuclear Ban Price-Abandonment of U.S. Overseas Bases

As” Frice tor seat pan.  - Soviet. Asks U. s. Abandon  Overseas ‘Nuclear. Bases

A-Ban Talks Reopen Witt JFK Appeal   Russia Demands - Amevicans Drop Oversea Bases

U.S. Makes Plea For Progress In Test Ban Talks   Russia Counters With Demand for Abandonment of Foreign ' Bases.

New Mexico Crash Kills Nine Airmen  C47 Loses Wing _ Over Mountains;  All AL ..... nr... .*.L.

Labor Council Stand Given   State Election .  Turn Out Key Question

Group Is Named To Seek Accord In Dock Strike  Walkout Has Passed “CWm °° (a, ia. oe  ,_* '   Walkout Has Passed ‘Point of Toleration, President Asserts

Sen. Morse Heads Task Force  President Declares Need to Halt Long Dock Strike

CHARLES TUCKER   RESIGNS INSURANCE   POST —yDIRECTORS  ; PICK VERL KEHRBERG  ac mie c1ICCESSOR

RESIGNS NSURANCE POST — DIRECTORS  PICK VERL KEHRBERG AC ule clIrceeenn  CHARLES TUCKER

JFK Plans Cut In Alc Requests  Controversial Clay Report To Bring

Cooper's Orbital Flight Scheduled  May Begin April 2, 34 Hours in Space

May Be Last Mercury Shot— Astronaut Cooper's  Flight On April 2?

He May Go 22 Orbits ....  Cooper's Space Flight . Is Scheduled In April

Voters Giving Bond Issues A Close Look   Results Indicate Voters Must be Convinced of Neec

Harriman Reports To JFK On Initialed Nuclear Treaty   Nikita Pushes Peace Offensive W estward InWakeOf Treaty

Harriman Calls Test Ban Treaty ‘Vital First Step’   U. S. Negotiator Holds Meeting With Kennedy After Return From Talks

EARTHQUAKE RUINS   HARRIMAN REPORTS Initialed Test Treaty ‘May Ease Tensions’

Treaty Won't Limit Use Of Nuclear Weapons In War  In On Details Of

Harriman Tells JFK Of Treaty   Negotiator Says Pact ‘Important Ist Step,” Won't Bar War Use

U.S. Negotiator Gives Kennedy Report on Treaty  e Proacident   Brings President Personal Message From Soviet Chief

Calls Pact First Step  To Peace   Secretary Rusk Going to Moscow For Signing

Ave: Pact Is Big Step For Peace   But He Says It in Ne Way Inhibits Atom  Weapons in War

Harriman Says Test Ban Monroney's Doesn't Apply In A War For Ireaty

Test Treaty Called ‘Ist Step’ to Peace   More Tesl-Ban Sows Ts on Page 4A

HARRIMAN CALLS TEST BAN FIRST IMPORTANT STEP   SAYS TREATY DOES NOT STOP USE OF WEAPONS IN WAR

SPRINGFIELD SERVICE VIA ST. LOUIS Ozark Begins New Flight _ §$chedule Here April 28

To Meet Development Needs .. .  World Bank Policy Overhaul Proposed

McLouth Mother Files Suit in Flubber Case; ‘104,000 Amount Asked

U. N. Veting Continues  Czechs, Malaysia Battle  For Security Council Seat

Bolivia, Ivory Coast In sions teat Broce  Czechs Contest U.N. Seat With New Nation

Council Seats For Bolivia, Ivory Coast   Czechoslevakia and Malaysia in Deadlock For Third Seat

Goldwater Criticizes Johnson   Pressure On Foreign Aid Called Playing Christmas Politics

Goldwater Accuses Johnson Of Playing Christmas Politics   Senator Plans To Vote Against Aid Bill

LBJ Actions Sharply Hit By Goldwater   Criticism May Be Primer  To Bid As GOP Candidate

Johnson’s Aid Tactics Denounced   s ee Goldwater Cries ‘Politics’

White Professors Lead Demonstration  Police Disperse Marchers After Funeral of Slain Negrc

Space Flight Director To Stay At Post  Others Will Sleep During 34-Hour Orbital Operation

Regents Bill Up For Vote In Ohio House   Administration’s Highway Budget Passed 127-1

House Takes Up Regents Proposal After Putting OK on Highway Appropriations

Priestess Questioned As Federal Police Try to Eliminate Remains of Cult

  Nicaraguan Billing United States For Yankee’s Wrongs in Mid-1850's

ummit Conference This ‘  Sak ae ux Sanoon bb. Dewees C)n FYnet Ban Taibe

Test Ban falks  Face Thorny. Issues  ig ex   Success Could Lead To Summit Session

TEST PACT COULD LEAD TO SUMMN   Diplomats See Possibility Of Broader Negotiations With Russia If Parley Succeeds.

Summit Talks May Follow Successful Ban On Tests   OPTIMISTIC ACCOUNT

Much Hinges On Success Of Ban Talks   Experts Say N-Test Pact Could Lead To Summit This Year

Success In Test Talks Could Map Powers Path To Summit Conference

Test Ban Could Bring Summit Talk      Stassen Eyes GOP..Nominatior

Success in Ban Talks May Lead To New Meeting  Western Diplomats Expressing Caution

Conference At Moseow Holds Key   Thorny Issues Still Faced By Big Three At Nuclear Parley

Big Three Working Or Barriers   Negotiators Seek T: Remove Blocks To Test Ban Treaty

Ban Negotiators Work Overtim In Effort to Remove  Barriers in Way of Agreement

Test-Ban Negotiators Work Overtime To Remove Barriers To Atom Treaty

Karly Accord On A-Test Ban Treaty Looms  Negotiators Trying To Remove Barriers  ry  eae

Negotiators Work To Iron Out Nuclear Treaty Blocks   '9-Hour Racial Session Held

_ Nonaggression Pact Issue  Negotiators Work to Clear Barriers For Early Ban Pact

FOR LIMITED AGREEMENT Ban Negotiators  Work Overtime To Remove Obstacles

Syrian Regime Denounced By UAR President   Nasser Terms It Fascist

Alliance Snag By Facists   Socialist Party Rules Discourage Egypt's Nasser

Nasser Raps Svrian Part v For Treason   Alliance Suspended By Egyptian While Regime Holds Rule

Wilson Plans Visit To Washington  New Labor Chief In Full Accord With  1AAra

PL ANS MOS( ‘OW TRIP  New Leader of British Laborites to Visit U.S.

 Moscow Trip Slated Too  British Labor Leader Plans U.S. Trip to Stress Support

Fully Supports Western Alliance, New British Labor Party Chief Says

from A JOnNSON wWress Pum it  Skull Creek Philosopher Will Get His Debts Up to National Average If Stores Are Willing

NEINDA PHILOSOPHER WILL GET HIS DEBTS UP TO NATIONAL AVERAGE IF STORES ARE WILLING

Worried With Him On His Re -Entry  Cooper’s Kin Counting On Moon

We'll Have It To Do Over Again When Gordon Goes To Moon, Mother Says

‘Lets not talk of the moon yet  MOTHER, GRANDMOTHER WORRY.   MOTHER, GRANDMOTHER WORRY, WEEP: SMILE WH EN IT WAS OVER

Protestant And Jewish Clergymen Express Praise, Concern For Pope

Suspect In Galveston Too Mental Patient Has Alibi In Girl’s Death

{S NEW COLD WAVE NEARS  Only Brief. Respite Seen   FREEZE DUE TUESDAY Drizzle, Rain May Mar Today’s Break In Cold

Most of State Due Respite Before Next Wave of Cold   Great Sections of U.S. Numbed by ley W eather

Britain's Entry Opened For Debate   France, W. Germany Agree To Submit Issue To Common Market Commission In Brussels

Around the State .  ; od a Around the Nation . Around the World .

Rain, Wind Hit Some Sections  Shower Belt Extends   Shower Belt Extends Texas to L. Superior.

Clear And Dry Over Most Of United States.   Rain Along _ — Southeast Coast

\National Council of Churches Unanimously Approves Resolution Denouncing Gambling

Where to Find It   Workman Struggles Inside Car With Hit-Run Driver

Pickets Enjoined A gain  Tudoe Tesnesc   Judge Issues  New Order

DR. DON MEYLOR'S TV SET CARRIED OUTSIDE TO REMOVE “SMELL”  And Fire Siren Has

At St. Rose Hospital Here   At St. Rose Hospital Here  ee RA RA  A Hectic Week in Emergency Room      By DOROTHY BOWMAN Tribune Staff Writer

Westerner In Cuba Is A Lonely Man— Neither People, Government Trust Him

Some People In Cuba Still Rely On Parcels From the U.S   By ARTHUR JONGS

Westerner’s Life In Cuba Is Lonely, Rather Humorous   Re APRTHI'TR JONES

Westerner Is Lonely, Distrusted Person, U.S. Reporter Discovers   Ry ARTHTIIR I0NEFS

Humorous Side  Newsman Reports On Life in Cuba   By Arthur Jones

Writer Only Stayed 9 Days  Westerner In Cuba Lonely, Not Trusted By Anybody.

Life InCuba   Sei EW FEE We WU  Journey to Island Can Be Funny, - Writer. Says

Children Cheer Reds in Movies Westerner Visiting in Cuba Loneliest Man in the World   By ARTHUR JONES

Chenango County’s Daily Newspaper  News Correspondent Finds— _ $9 A Quart Milk, Rice, Rum and Coke In Cuba

No One Trusts Hum... Westerner in Tense Cuba  Loneliest Man in World

OAS Team Goes To Haiti Despite Duvalier Caution   Investigators Warned Not to ‘Meddle’ In Internal Affairs of Nation.

STATE DEPARTMENT REPORTS  Soviet Combat Troops Seen As ‘Thinning Out In Cuba

Lessening Of Russ Control Is Indicated  U.S. Would Act If Soviets Called To Suopress Uprisina

CIVILIZATION’S TOO NOISY Islanders Spurning England; Going Back To Simple Life

Crop Damage in State Mounts to $3 Million Mark While Drought Continues

\2 Cages. With 74 Miners Plunge Deep Into Mine as Cable Snaps; 54 of Men Rescued

PROFITS TO PAY FOR IMPROVEMENTS state Eyes Boost In Liquor Prices

Frigid Snap Deals South  Severe Blow   At Least 35 Dead In North And East Arctic Onslaught

72 “Dixie Dans’ Earn $1,640   Bucks String Band Struts To 6th Place

(é Dixte Dans’ Earn 91,040  Bucks String Band Struts To 6th Place

Relief Crisis In Illinois ls Deepening  Familiés Face  Week Of Hunger Aid Ewharctad

Takes Governor's Chair Oe ee  Hughes Pledges Move or Streamlined Government

Hughes installed, pledges efforts to streamline state government   Renrecentation

U.N. Couneil Slates Urgent Session Today  Dominican President   Dominican President Claims Haitian Guns Menacing Embassy

Security Council Meeting Set  Airlift for Yanks  to Leave Haiti Se!

Dominican Threatening To Use Arms   Dependents Of U.S. Personnel In. Haiti Ordered To Leave

Security Council Meets Dependents Are Told To Leave Troubled Haiti

U.S. To Airlift Personnel Out Of War-Menaced Haiti   News In Summary

DOMINICANS RENEW THREAT TO START WAR   Challenge “Promises’ By Haiti To Help Maintain Order   BRITAIN, U. S. BOTH WARNING SUBJECTS

; Curtailment Ordered First Lady Leaves Hospital ‘After Satisfactory Recovery

PUTS WREATH ON COFFIN Johnson Honors Kennedy,  Holds Parley On Viet Nam

Fate Changes Her Plans  Caroline Is Six Years Old Today; White House Party Was Planned

All Kennedy Aides Retained By Johnson   There Ils A New Rocker In President's Office   Daddy Won't Be At Caroline's Party

Six years old  Caroline's birthday will have a marked sadness today

Spinster Stenographer Admits Cheating On Her income Tax For 20 Years

MSC Summer Graduates To Hear Hannibal Attorney At Commencement Program

Corning Glass Sales, Earnings  All-time High  Area Firm Renaorte [te Boct   Area Firm Reports !ts Best Record in 111-vear History

Corning Glass Co. Reports Largest Sales & Earnings   14% Inerease Over 1961; Affiliated Companies Also Avhiave Rerard

Asks for Big Slash In Welfare   Committee Report Sets Stage for Heated Senate Fight

Start Move to Cut Spending   LEGISLATORS DISAGREE ON  Wholesale Tires

Bank Profits, Resources At New High  Scottish Declares  Big Stock Dividend

Court Judge Would Decide Rail Issues   Unions Undecided About Accepting JFK’s Proposal

Decision From Railroads and Union. ITa Bo Meco Rafere 10 AM. Wednecdn

Rails Indicate Approval, Unions Imply Opposition; Walkout Threat Still ‘On’

RIMPATHT wav THERE   "Featherbedding’ Arbitration Railroads Indicate Plan Okay; Unions "Will Consider If’

Rails Dispute Arbitration Is Proposed   Goldberg Would Make Binding Recommendations   (Background on Dispute on Page A-k)

JFK Asks Rail Crisis Arbitration   Justice Goldberg Proposed to Make Bindina Decision

Asks Carriers, Unions fo Okay Goldberg Role   -ompanies Indicate Acceptance of Offer, Labor Groups Imply Opposition.

Kennedy, in surprise move  Proposes Goldberg arbitrate rail dispute

Kennedy: Asks Railroad, Union To Let Hiah Court Justice Arbitrate Dispute

JFK Wants. Referee In Rail Strike  Proposes Naming   Proposes Naming Justice Goldberg As Arbiter

-ARCHBISHOP LEAVES ROMESilenced B y Vatican, Brother Of Diem Says

Vietnamese Archbishop Quits Rome   Heading For U. S. After Pope Paul Voided Aidience

Thuc Leaves Rome, Told — To Keep Quiet  ~Vatican Troubled By Diem Crackdown Against Buddhists

Ordered to cease public statements  Diem’s brother Thuc muzzled by Pope

Democrats Plan To Meet Romney On Own Ground   Have Own Ideas on Tax Reform Plans

JFK Hails Alliance Set Up for Progress   Hopes Alliance Can Be Extended To Cuba; Pledges Protection of Latin American Coasts Against Infiltration

Astronauts Sell Stories For Million   4-Year Contract Is Approved By Space Chiels

Heavy Rains Soak Area Injured When Lightning Hits Near Parked Truck

Completion Date Still Not Known   U.S., Soviet Officials Meeting Again Today On $250 Million Sale

HAS READING OF 23 BELOW   Northern Illinois Hard Hit By Winter; Mississippi River Freezes Over At Alton Dam.

Nab Eseapee. Who Wanted To Kill JFK   Background Similar To ‘That Of Oswald

W eather   “Police. nab mental patient  who threatened JFK. ‘Rocky

Threatened Kennedy, Rockefeller... .     Police Capture One of Six Escaped Mental Patients

Similar to Oswald?   Assassin-Minded Mental Patient Is Recaptured

_ Foes of Reapportion Ruling Shape Appeal to Nation's High: est Court

SLATE $50-A-PLATE EGG INDUSTRY DINNER IN DES MOINES OCT. 25  To Select New —  lawn Ilse Dealnwante

SLATE $50-A-PLATE EGG INDUSTRY DINNER IN DES MOINES OCT. 25  To Select New —  Iowa Egg Princess

U.S. Idle Pay Setup Hit by Ohio Probers  se Pan ne org Change, but

U.S. Idle Pay Setup Hit By Ohio Probers   Rhodes Panel Urges Change, But Praises Racing Commission

Circling Barnard’s Star Six Light Years Away  STELLAR PLANET DISCOVERED

Loan Bill Debate Delayed   4-Year College Backers Win In Senate Talkathon

Arctic Air Invades Again   Duplicates Severe Weather Of Week Age

Duplicating Last Week’s Frigid Blast   Mercury Plummets In Northern Areas To Minus Readings

‘Mercury Drops 15 Degrees In Few Hours New Serge Of Arctic Air  Sweeps Over Middle Wes!

Much Colder Weather ... Fresh Snowstorm Sweeps Across Midwest Region

More Cold Weather Facing Many Areas   Duplicates Severe Weather Pattern O Week Ago; Blizzards Hit Montana; Snow Causing Hazardous Conditions

Frigid Blast Starts Repeat In Midwest  Mercury Drops or A\Y ttl, PY a seo   Mereury Drops Anew With Fresh Arctic Onslaught

Second Wave Of Frigid Air Spreading East  Wisconsin Areas Shiver: Mercury

Blizzards Hit Areas In Montana   Fresh Surge Of Cold Air Pours Into Nation

Blizzard conditions reported  Fresh surge of Arctic air ‘sweeps into midwest today

Snowstorm, Subzero Cold Hits Midwest   Same Pattern  Of Week Aaqo

Snow Adds To Misery ‘n Midwest Frigid Weather:  Returns To Vast Areas

Subzero Cold Hits Montana And Midwest   Citrus, Vegetable Crops Damaged In California Areas

(Pattern Duplicated   ‘Snow, Cold Blast Montana; Winds Pile Up Big Drifts

Bone-Chilling Cold Returns   Subzero Temperature, Snowstorm Hit Area

News Summary  Erom United Press International   FBI Report Labels Oswald As 'A Loner’

EITHER BULLET COULD HAVE BEEN FA TAL  FBI Conclusion: Oswald a Loner   Secret Service Actions Rapped

Say Report Terms Oswalc a ‘Loner’   FBI Investigation of Assassination Reveals Details

FBI report concludes that Lee Oswald was a loner   Threw himself in front of Kennedys Secret Service agent honored for his bravery

Climber’s Equipment lowa Made   Maytag Designed The Oxygen Mask: For Everest Team

 Design;Problem.Solved Oyvaen Masks For Everest Climbers Made in lowa

OVERRIDES GOVERNOR  Miss. Board Refuses To Delay Graduation Of Negro Student

SEC Reports On Stock Probe   Says ‘Grave Abuses’ Noted In Stock Sales

SEC Finds Abuses, No Total Taint   Tighter Rein Proposed To Shield Pubiic  On Investments

Mystery Shrouding Russian Moon Shot   SEC Tells “Grave Abuses” Story

Calls for New Regulations by Congress   Finds Securities Business Free of Overall Taint

Study Finds Abuses   But Market Report Finds No Over-All  Taint in Cearb Cala

SEC: Stock Market — Free of Wide Taint   But Probe Unfolds a Story of ‘Grave Abuses’

Congress Gets Report Of Probe   Says Securities Business As Whole Is Stable

FIRST PART ‘OF REPORT IS RELEASED   Suggestions Are Submitted To  Improve Status

Report Lists ‘GraveA buses In Stock Sales   But Securities Business ‘Free Of. Over-All Taint?

Stock Market Probe Reveals Abuses But Clears It Of Over-All- Taint

New Rules Are Proposed ....  “Grave Abuses” Revealed In Stock Market Report

SEC Gives First Work On Study   Favor Continuing Of Government Regulations Citing Some Shadv Practice

Allied Command Later Dropped Plan ‘Gavin Reveals U.S. Paratroopers Trained To Capture Berlin In '45

Jackie And IFK   Justices Viewi ne Powers   Court Probes  Racial Ruling

Should US Or States Try Racial Cases?  Jurisdiction To Be Decided

In Des Moines  School Board Association Raps Elective State Superintendent   ‘Home Rule Bill Pushed

1S. Launches New Weather Satellite  TIROS SENDS BACK ‘INSTANT’ WEATHER

Clearfield Auto Crash Kills Two  Youth Perishes in Philipsburg Wreck

No Opposition To Clearfield Man at Parley  Prominent Attorney i a   Prominent Attorney Will Oppose Johnson For Post of Gavin

Rebels Take Control Of Tiny Nation   Sylvanus Olympio Shot Near Gate Of U. S. Embassy

President Of Togo Riddled By Bullets   . DIES AT U.S. EMBASSY DOOR

Near U.S. Embassy  Shot Down   Military Insurgents Slay Olympio,  Arrest Ministers

Military Coup Said Success By Insurgents  Most Ministers Under Arrest In Dawn Strike

Olympio Shot In Successful  Military Coup   Revolutionaries Seek Togo Exile to Lead Nation, End Tensions

Officials Arrested. In Coup   Grunitsky Seen Likely to Take Olympio’s Place

TOGO PRESIDENT Afriean Nation Leader Killed   Counterfeit ( Yperation Smashed in Texas Raid

Seize Majority Of Ministers In Swift Coup  Rebels. Radio “Appeal

Insurgent Group Seizes Ministers  In Swift Strike  7 ~——   Military Rebels Appeal to Exile To Lead Revolt

PLANE CRASH IN PHILIPPINE HILLS FEARED   Airliner Bearing 27 Over Mindanao Missing 6 Hours

Negroes Issue  Warning  Say They Will Star  Demonstrations   Say They Will Start Demonstrations Tonight Unless Talks Resumed

MOTHER OF KILLER MAKES PLEA   TOO ECONOMICAL?  McNamara’s Stand In Congress Down

Gver Lefensé spenaing ~ Ramen aE  McNamara. Conaress § Still Disputine

On The Inside   IRRESISTABLE FORCE MEETS RCE MEETS IMMOYV. ABLE OBJECT T  Congress And McNamara Both Disenchanted

McNamara No! a Giant Now to Lawmakers   Congressmen Fume at Secretary's  Powerful Playve

[But He Keeps Swinging McNamara- -Congress  Rift Is Becoming Wider

Defense Chief, Congress Rift Growing Worse   McNamara Hit on Spending Stand, Contract for TFX

Defense Chief  Less of Giant  in Congress _ Row Over Spending Leads  lo. New, Hard Antagonisms i a  By FRED'S. HOFFMAN

Congress Faces Rugged Battle With McNamare   Defense Official Owns Major Clash Victories, But He’s Drawing Hea

Secretary Called Dictator — McNamara and Congress  Get In Each Other’s Hair

?  DEFENSE SPENDING CRUX OF DISPUTE  Mutual Disenchantment Between  Conaress, McNamara Deepening

McNamara, Congress  At Odds   Dispute Deepens Over Spending Far New Plane

Differences Grow Deeper -Congress Disenchanted With McNamara Views

McNamara Nettled at Mounting Criticism Rift Growing Between Congress, Secretary of De fense

Jackson Meeting ‘Agreements’ Shaky, Negroes Aim To Test Them; Tension Heightens

Ranae Pressure Policy On Cuba    :   Street Fighting In Havana After ‘Leave Cuba’ Massing

U. 5. Mediator Trying to Halt Railroad Strike   Nation’s Troubled Labor Scene Shows No Signs of Improvement.

YULE BELLS RING OUT  Stars Light Bethlehem Sky         APPEAR IN LiqutTc

Pageantr ‘vy In Hallowed € ity Of Bethlehem   Stars Light Sky Over Old Church Of the Nativity

JF K Picks Chairman  Of Esso   Undersecretary Of Air Foree Named For No. 2 Post

Welch Tapped as No.1 Man in New Satellite Communications Firm   Two-Year Goal

Leaders In Satellite FirmNamed   Business Expert, Missile Scientist Get Top Posts

' International Business Expert No. 1 Man  Officials Are Named for Commercial Venture in Communications Satellite

Gronouski Call Postal Officials  Says He Expects Thorough Briefing

Demand Total Integration  Negroes, Whites Stage School Protest March in Los Angeles

Los Angeles Mixed Group Joins March  Singing Hundreds Call For End OF  Discrimination

Demand Total Integration  In Schools  Negroes and Whites March Orderly in

_ Negroes Continue Registration Drive - ' US Judge Slates Thursday  For Hearing On Greenwood

Recommend. Approval to. _. Senators  Favorable Vote Is Believed: _ ' Assured _

Pope John ls Reported As Improved  Most Optimistic Statement To Dafe

Vatican Report Most Optimistic Issued To Date   Catholic Pontiff Has Quiet Night Says Announcement

Distinct Gain Noted In Pope; Has Quiet Night   Vatican Report Contradicts Earlier Rumors of Worsening Condition.

FOLLOWERS OF ‘POPE’ CLEMENT 4 Members Of Order Living In Necedah

Trouble Spot Again Dominican Republic :Charges  Border Town Hit By Haitians

Border Assault Is Claimed in Santo Domingo   Skimpy Details in Dominican Report

Nick Has: Meeting With Pole  Chinese Chatlengs   Chinese Chatlenge Could Be Subtect

Red China Challenge Worries K   Russian Premier And Pole Begin Talks in Poland

PLANS TO CLIMAX INDUSTRIAL FUND DRIVE COMPLETED BY NU-OX CHAMBER

Demos Succeed In Opening Up MESC Records  DBD. ea nda na Dalamoanm   Records on Balances To Be Given Romney

3 Tests Seen In  GOP Race   Leading Contender In N. H., Calif., Ore. Primaries

Escaped Convict Hunted In St. Omer Area After Kidnaping Waldron Girl

Girl Seized, Held Prisone [By Fugitive   Escaped Indiana  Convict Hunted After Vietiin Kroed

AMA Adopt:  Kight-Point  Program Would Ease  Kerr-Mills Law On Medical Aid

AMA Offers Own Plan To Help Aged   Physicians Compile 8-Point Program For Medical Care

Recovery Chances Are Written Off   Husband Of Beckley Girl Aboard Thresher   Previous Disasters

Says Life on Mars Would Be Marginal   ) Balloon’s Informatior Shows Forms Would Be Primitive

Water Vapor C02 Exist On Mars   -Balloon Probe — Doesn‘t Rev If Life Is There

Yates Elects New Clerk, District Attorney Tuesday   Che Chronirle-Express

Arctic. Air Numbs Much Of America   19 Deaths From Cold Reported; Thruways Closed In Some Spots

Arctic Blow, Heavy Snow Widespread   Most Of Nation Numbed; Death Toll Is Listed

Zero Weather To Linger   Frigid Air Grips U. 5 East From Rockies; White Yule Likely

Piercing Cold Numbs Most of Nation with Many Records Falling   Drifting Snow Closes Section of Thruzvay

Red China Hits At Khrushchev s Nuclear Warninc  Peking Plans to Air Communist Arqument

‘Red China. Accuses Khrushchev Of Surrendering fo. Western uwers

China Accuses Soviet Leader Of Capitulation   Peking Reacts Fast To Gauntlet Hurlec Friday by Russian

Red Chinese Charge Khrush Bowed To Wes   Accuse Soviet Leader Of Capitulation With Talk Of War Horrors

Peking Renews Attack on Nikite   Russ Chief Capitulated to West In Nuclear Talk, Says Red China

Red China Accepts Khrushchev’s Dare to Take Dispute to People   Accuses Him of Poisoning Minds  With Nuclear War Horror Talk

Nikita Levels New Blast At Chinese Reds  Challenges Peking To Take Ideologica  - Faud to the Peonle

China Claims Khrushchev Capitulated  Threaten to Tell World All Details of Red Arqument

‘Agreement in Sight On Test Ban, K Says   Red Chinese Say K Is Poisoning  Minds of People

Charges Capitula lion OLE ELE LE ET A ATO NINE SANE. USS ERIN EIA BR RE MIN  Red China Blasts Away At Kremlin.   Test Ban Acreement  Is In Sieht

FLASH FLOODS IN CALIFORNIA   Flood Damage In Buffalo Estimated At $35 Million

End Prejudice, Labor Is Asked  Vice President Tells Of Need for New Jobs

-— But A Great Nation Must Be Guided —  Johnson Leads Mourning World

Burdens Of Grief, State Weigh LBJ  Meets Heads   Meets Heads Of States Today

Johnson Leads World Leaders  in Mourning   Plans Reception for Foreign Dignitaries

President Johnson Leads The Nation in Mourning   Kansan Only Officer Among Casket Bearers

Asiatic Nations Wary West Germany Fears Ban Treaty Could Lead to Communist Trap

LOUVRE ART SOLD TO YANK Stolen Works of Cezanne Put U.S. onthe Spot

AMERICAN FIGHTS TO KEEP WORKS Red-Faced Louvre Learns Art Vanished 8 Years Aao

Traffic, Weather Mark Area Weekend; Beach Crowds Light; Shark Seare At 2nc

Traffic, Weather Mark Area Weekend; Beach Crowds Light; Shark Seare At 2nd   Youth Drowns At 2nd Beach After Falling Off Mattress

Fugitive Felon In Custody in Carthage, Mo.  James J. Hall One  Of Four Eecaneac

House Votes $3 Billion Aid LBJ Victory   President Granted Wheat Sale Power: Capital Exodus Or

$3-Billion Aid Bill Approved   Congressional Record  As House Votes 189-158

House-. Passes Aid Bill; Senate To —  qupetleennien Aenean  Vote on Monday

WHEAT SALE INCLUDED   Christmas Eve Session First In Modern Times

$3 BILLION APPROVED BY 189-158 VOTE   House Holds Unprecedented 7 a.m. Session To Give Johnson Victory; Senate May Vote Friday.

House Okays Aid bill; Senate Approval Sure   Mayor Day Savs:  No Change in Status of 7

House Votes fora Foreign Aid Bill In Early Session   Senate Passage Is Almost Certain by Friday or Monday.

GOP Suffers Big Defeat By 189. 138  easure murrie   Measure Hurried Over To Senate; Action Monday

Senate Gets $3 Billion Fund Setup   Authority Given For Guaranteeing  Grain Sales Credit

House Gives Johnson Foreign Aid Victory   LBy's Aid Drive Hurts Bipartisanship Support

Passes Bill Containing Wheat Item   President Is Authorized To Pledge Credit In Soviet Sale

Overwind Causes Accident in Big S. African Mine   Wire Ropes Crash to Bottom: Cages Stop

Winters Gettin Senate Uraing: Thinks It Over   Friends Say Cash Backing Assured

Hoffa Bonding Problem Solved  Indianapolis Firm omes To Rescue Of Teamsters’ Boss

Hoffa’s Forces Get Bond Offer  From Indianan   Teamster’s Battle For Surety Seems Over

SORENSEN DIVORCED Key White House Figure, Wife Separated Three Years

Full Ticket Expected City Democrats to Nominate  Candidates Friday Night

Brown Calls for ‘Assault on Poverty”  AMillian tn State   4 Million in State _Live, Precariously, Legislature Told

Hostess Brands As Ridiculous — New York Story  Names of 300 Guests From Christmas List

Hostess Denies Romney Report   Says Reception No Presidential Push

dL MILLION PAY GIVEN STRIKERS   ONLY ONE UNION IN NEWSPAPER WALKOU REFUSES BENEFITS’

Deliverers Vote To Conserve Funds News Strike Unions Pay Millicn-A-Week Benefits

Unions Paying Strike Benefits To Over 15,00(   $1 Million Weekly Paid

“Nebraskan. Heads: Presbyterians : Churchman Jabs at Proposed Tax Change

SPRING FEVER AT 3 COLLEGES ENDS IN RIOTS   STUDENTS AT YALE, BROWN UNIVERSITIES ROUTED BY POLICE

sree ne i ee a  SRG oS ye I a a a ae a Sh ata a age, Ue Gig ag 'STUDENTS RUN WILD  Spring Fever Hits 3 Colleges

Students Riot   students Kiot Spring Fever Hits Three New England Campuses

‘17 Arrested, One Injured Students At 3 Colleges Stage New Eneland Riots

U.S. Recognition Official, Junta Tackles Viet Cong   U.S. Officials Foreeast Problems For Viet Nam

Vietnamese Press Curb Order Ends   New Regime Also, ‘ Lifts Curfew As Recoenitiion Given

Officially Backed By U.S., Viet” Rulers Start’ New Drive Against Commies

Apartment Invaded By  Daring Duo   New York Locale For Comic Chase

$60,000 In Jewels Is Stolen   Victim Describes Bumbling Thieves As ‘Keystone Kops’

Only Minor Cooling For Kansans   Temperatures Still Remain On Hot Side

FRENCH CONFER WITH KENNEDY ON PROBLEMS   DE GAULLE TRIES TO LIMIT DAMAGE DONE WITH TALKS

In Saturday's Conference  No Mention Made OfA JFK-DeGaulle Meeting

de Murville Talks Bring Link Closer   Kennedy, Foreign Minister In Hour: And Half Discussion

LOCAL MARKETS   Community Lenten Study -  Christianity vs. Communism

U.S. to Push for Reforms After Diem Ouster Failure   Aiken Sees Defeai For Treaty Rider

U.S. To Continue Push In Viet Nam   Nhu Gives Soft Reply To Washington Critics

U.S. Seeks Viet Nam Reforms    Government Pushes For Changes Despite Failure to Qust Nhu

-Fail'to Oust Nhu U.S. fo Press Firmly for Reforms in S. VietNam

Despite ouster failure U.S. intends to press for Viet Nam reform:

Diem Confident Of Position; Nhu Chief Target Of Criticism Krom Washington

U.S. Intends To Push For Viet Change  Action Set Despite  Failure To Remove TW. ,-.8t.... fra Fre...

U.S. ToPress For VietNam Policy Reforms  Apparently Fails In Try To Oust   Apparently Fails In Try To Oust Strongman Nhu

New Pictures for New Gallery: Pave 2C   Europe Won’t Bar U.S. Planes

Children are slain   Rejected suitor kills 2 in Bluffs gunning spree

Angry lowa Suitor Kills 2 Children   Council Bluffs Man, 22. Wounds Two Others And Himself

Growina mprovement     2 Dead, 2 Wounded in Bluffs Shooting Spree

—— nis badge (Charge Milwaukee Police Captair  ‘In 24-Count ‘Doe Probe’ Warrant

Captain Charged In Doe Warrant  Milwaukee’s Vice  Squad Head Held

Group Plans Protest At Conference   Southern Governor: Expected to Discuss Racial Resolutions

Johnson To Slash Next Arms Budget   Will Address UN General Assembly Dec. 17

ThisIs AGnu   Johnson Plans To Trim Budget For Defense, Pentagon Payroll

Doubts Total Federal Budget Can be Brought Below About $102 Billion

$102 Billion Budget Seen Likely by LBJ   President’s Defense Cut to Affect Civilian Workers; He Plans Slashes In Military Funds of Many Millions

Slash In Pentagon Payroll Scheduled   But Total Budget Of $102 Billion Stull Likely, Johnson Declares

$102 Billion Budget Seen By Johnson  President Says Defense Pavroll Cuts Scheduled   President Says Defense Payroll Cuts Scheduled

Unnrecedented Conference in Chief's Office   Wili Address U.N. Assembly Dec. 17

LBJ Announces New Military Budget Cuts   Probers Ask  More Powers   \oling Heavy \ Louisiana Polls

To Deliver UN Speech On Dec. 17   President Tells Of Military Cuts But Not Until ‘65

SURPRISE NEWS CONFERENCE IS HELD SATURDAY   CITES SOME CUTS BUT FEARS $102 BILLION EXPENSE

- HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCE  LBJ To Cut Budgets  On Defense, Pentagon

Unannounced News Conference  LBJ Announces Defense  Budget to Be Trimmed

Johnson to Cut Military Budget  But Budget Will Top $102 Billion

Tells Press UN Speech Also Slated   McNamara Will Go Back To Viet Nam To Study Situation

President outlines plan to cut military payroll  Defense budget would be trimmed

Johnson to Speak Before U.N.  '$102 Billion Budget Seen Despite Cuttine      \Convention Opens Today  Farm Bureau Convention to Take Look at Johnson

LB) Plans UN Speech, Defense Cuts   Johnson to Stress National Unity To General Assembly

LBJ Says Budget Due Slash in ’64   New Chief Calls  Surprise Meeting

President Plans Talk Before U.N.   LBJ Expected to Assure World U.S. Stil! United

Newsmen Get Surprise Conference  Johnson Says Reductions Set in Defense Spending Next Year   Picture, Page 3

LBJ Will Speak To U.N. Dec. 17  ) _——- pe  —-  aprer e   Plans Arms Cost Cuts

Total Spending Still May Reach S102 Million  LBJ Plans Cuts In Defense Buds

Civilian Job Cutback to 1950 Level   Military Budget to Be Trimmed, President Savs

Johnson To Cut Pentagon Payroll, Defense Budget   McNamara Being Sent To Viet Nam

Johnson to address U.N; Cuts Defense manpower   [Eisenhower sees no sure protection

LBJ To Adaress U.NiDefense Budget And Pentagor Payroll Will Face Reductions

$64 MILLION INCREASE FOR  SCHOOL AID   Public Aid Gets $9 Million Hike, Sought $63 Million. Problem: Where To Get The Money?

Two Swift Convictions » In Birmingham Dynamite Misdemeanor Trials

Convict Three In Birmingham  Dynamite Case   Misdemeanor Charge Draws Fines Jail Sentences

Rejection Of President's Railroad Proposal Urged By Firemen's Union

F avor Collective   e e Bargaining   Rail Unions Contend ICC Plan Compulsory Arbitration

Rail-Labor Bargaining  Plea Made   Commitiee Hearing Resumes Tomorrow  On JFK Legislation

Wirtz Calls New Talks in Rail Dispute  Union Leader Calls Kennedy Plan Too Harsh

Firemen Reject Kennedy's Plan On Work Rules  Ask for Resumption Of Reaular Baraginin

Talks Under Conaressional Eye Recommended   Talks Under Congressional Eye Recommended  Union Disapproves Kennedy Rail Plan

Rail Union Head Wants More Talks  ac? ae! ee   BLF&E’s Gilbert Urges Congress To Ki] Kennedy Plan

Hearing Cut Short On Rail Dispute  Committee Urges Roads, Unions To Begin Bargaining   NEW MEETINGS

Union Urges Rejection “Of  Raluny Plar  yte   Se erage ie NES   Viremen Endorse Meany’s Idea Over That Of Kennedy

Committee Issues Plea for Talks On Rail Matter  i i i   Solons Recess After Charging Both Sides To Work Together

- REDE. GROWING TO KENNEDY RAIL PLAN “Fir iremen’s Uniion Urges Rejection, Return To Collective Bargaining

Better to get talks resumec  .. Hope Congress will not have to step in rail fight

Weather   Senate Committee Urges Both Sides To Bargain In Rail Row

Lord Hailsham And Harriman Leave Moscow   See Soviets More Friendly   Railroad Firemen’s Union Uraes Rejection Of JFK's Proposal

Collective Bargaining Asked— Firemen’s Union Rejects Kennedy Dispute Proposal

Railronds Prepare to Halt Service Tonight   Congress  Works on Rail Bill

Traffic Toll  1963 to This Date—171 1962 to This Date—235   Major U.S. Elections-at-a-Glance

Woman Reunited With Family Atter 3-Year Imprisonment By Communists on Spy Charge

Scholarship  Arrives Late  For Runaway  Student Found Future Bleak

FINAL EDITION   INDEX   Search Planes Sight Boats of Lost Mexico Expedition

Planes Push Search for Explorers   Fifteen Americans Missing in Mexico; Boats are Sichted

Minority Democrats Approve Of Plan  Caucus Called On  Bus Compromise

GOP to Weigh Compromise on School Bus Plan   Democrats Approve Bill Providing Free Transportation to Private Students.

Duvalier To Remain In Haiti   Press Told He Will Continue To Run The Country—Not Red

Fairly Balanced Draw Should Make For Good Crowds   (Diagram on Page 6)

Lack of Need, Cost Hit Ambassador to Germany Stripped of Private Train

Priests Help Police, Halt Rights Trek   Negro Leaders Say -250, 000: All ‘Ready. “For Capitol. Parade

Nuclear Ban Talks Open  In Kremlin   Khrush Jovial As Big 3 Open Vital Parleys

Motion Upheld to Suppress Evidence Of Patrol Plane in Speeding Case

 May Hamper Patrol Program  Judge Rules Out Evidence From Plane in Speeding Case   e* rrest Right Questioned

Tax Wrangling Still Going On In Legislature   Democrat Floor Leader Kizer Accuses Governor Welsh Of “Twisting Arms’

Heavily-Guarded Jury Begins Hearings Or New Alleged Atiempt to ‘Fix’ Hoffa Trial

CUS WE Oeee cere sds ileapesai  - Fiery ‘Dan Dahill Plans To Pester State Administration, Clean Up Logan County

a ieee See  Fiery Dan Dahill Plans To Pester State Administration, Clean Up Logan County

Sees GOP Chances Excellent 'Gov. Says Kennedy’s Popularity On Decline

FBI Readies Probe Data For Johnson  Report To Depict Oswald As Lone, Unaided Slayer

Indicate Oswald Alone in Plot — _ FBI Report Ready  ~ On Assassination

OSWALD-RUBY LINK UNLIKELY  FBI Report Awaited      Future Clouded For R. Kennedy

Johnson To Get Findings This Week  FBI Report To Indicate Oswald  Was Lone, Unassisted Assassin

FBI Report Says Slayer Acted Alone   Probe Will Show Oswald Not Aided In Shooting JFK

peewee Was Alone, Unaiged  ” Detailed FBI Report Of Assassination Nearly Ready

FBI Report Is Said To Indicate Oswald Was Alonein Killing   Solons Say ‘Wait and See’ OnLBJ Economy Campaign

Slayer Unaided, FBI Study Shows  Report on Oswald Nearly Finished

Government Sources Are Predicting—  Report To Say Oswald, Unaided, Killed JFK   Key Panel Sets Probe  Of Murder   Does Robert Kennedy Plan Return To Public Position?

FBI Report on Oswald Nearly Ready   Assassin of Kennedy Shown to Be Loner and Unaided

Oswald Had No Help, FBI Report Will Hold.   Secret Service Man To Receive Honors

Oswald Lone Kennedy Assassin, F.B.1. Belief  Report to Be Sent President This Week

N early Ready For White House  FBI Reporg Will Indicate Oswald Was Lone Slayer

NO LINK TO RUBY FOUND AS YET Paine adhe acti tata tinct  FBI Will Report Oswald Was Unaided Assassin

~OSWALD LONE, UNAIDED ASSASSIN—  FBI's Detailed Report To Be Completed Soon

FBI To Name Oswald As Lone Killer .   President To Get Exhaustive Report -Ou Kenedy Death

FBI Probe Shows Lee Oswald Lone, Unaided JFK Assassin   TSN ORCIDED

JSWALD SHAPES AS LONER  nA OU NC NECA OO OC ACCC ACOA ACO A A CNTs  Report by FBI Nearly Kheady

FBI Report Will Indicate Oswald Was Lone and Unaided Assassin   Believe He Will Seek Office, Someday . . Observers Ponder Future  Of JFK's Brother, Bobby

ASSASSIN NAMED OSWALD  Death One-Man Affair FBI Report Indicates

FBI Report on Assassination Nearly Ready   Unaided Action by Oswald Indicated

Oswald Was Lone Slayer, FBI to Report   Finds Assassin Had No Link With Ruby, Anyene Else

FBI Expects To Give Johnson Study In Week   Same Weapon Used To Fire All Three Shots At Kennedy

FBI report gives ‘no link’ between Oswald, Ruby say official sources

President To Get Report - FBI Says Oswald Lone, Unaided Killer Of JEK

FBI Report Will Indicate Oswald Lone and Unaided Assassin of JFK

° Commission to Get Findings  ‘FBI's Report to Johnson Will ‘Say Oswald Had No Accomplice

Document Is Nearly Ready .... FBI Assassination “Report Indicates Oswald Unaided

Unaided In Slaying Exhaustive Report By FBI Will Indicate Oswald Lone Assassin

PROBE PANEL TO RECEIVE FILES   To Indicate Oswald Lone Slayer Of Kennedy  COMMISSION   Appointed To Inquire Inte Late President’s Murder Awaits Warren’s Call

US., British Set NATO Arms Talks   Conference Opens Monday-on Allies’ Nuclear Weapons

Lanterman  Hits Urban  Annex Bills.   La Canada Assemblyman Quits Committee in Verbal Blast

Transit Strike Looms in Kansas City   May Become Elective at Midnight Tuesday.

U.S. Waits for Official Cambodian Notification  Of Termination of Aid

U.S. Fortunes Reached Lowest Ebb 21 Years Ago When Corregidor Fell

News Index   Corregidor Survivor Reealls Confidence At Surrender

21 YEARS AGO TODAY Officer Recalls Corregidor Fall, Low Point In The War

America’s Might Was At Low Ebb 21 Years Ago Today US Flag  Was Lowered On Corregidor

WHERE TO FIND IT   ARMY COLONEL RECALLS ORDE AL Corregidor Fell 21 Years Ago; U.S. War Fortunes At Low Ebb

Despite Pessimism, Some Never Gave Up Hope  \Corregidor: U.S. at Its Lowest

Corregidor Recalled Army Colonel Was Positive U.S. Would Capture Island

But We Returned! Corregidor Fell To Japs Just 21 Years Ago Today

Senator Raps Vote Check   Denies Knowledge Of Any Irregularities

The Yanks Are Coming   RUSSIANS BALKING  Wheat Deal With Soviets Stalled

Asian Flu Sweeping East Coast   Schools Closed As Thousands Hit By Illness

Battle at Jackson, Miss. Counter ‘Sit-Ins Beater as Youth Cheer Attack

Mixed Reactions Across the Connecticut  New Hampshire Splits on Sweepstakes

rea a atta ea ana iae na eeeneeell  Mistletoe Sales Still Holding Up

VOTE FUNDS TO DISABLED, BLIND. AGED   Legislature Clears Payments For May, June; Stalemate Continues on ADC, Relief Ceilings.

Surprise Offer On Compromise Road Plan Fails   Highway Project Speedup Headed For Referendum

May fall within week Soviets launch unmanned satellite; Cleveland tracks

Reds’ Cosmos Orbits Earth  Satellite 13th   Satellite 13th  Tn Unmanned Series

Southerners Map Rights Battle Plan  f Measure Will ' Meet Determined

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   ‘Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

On Day of Assassination  Man Who Placed Ad in Dallas — Paper Missing

U.N. Probes Shooing of. 2 Women .   Trouble-Shooter Bunche on Way to Combat Area

U.N. probes shooting  U. S. urges Tshombe ta end secession effort

AMOROUS ADVANCES HIS DOWNFALL  Man Held in Abduction Of 2 Columbus Women

Ike Takes Trip To Europe  wo fie Be fh.   Trip To Be One Into ‘Nostalgia’

Gordon’s ‘Magnificent’ Flight Praised.   Nother lubdant   Reception Set For Astronaut

landing  Piloted Faith 7 after  atin cantrale failed   Piloted Faith 7 after auto controls failed

talians Given Glimpse Of ‘Glory That Was Rome’ Food Firm Recreates Roman Oray

Old-Fashioned Roman Orgy Staged For 600 People - - ‘Caeser’ Attended

Plenty Of Delicacies Served  600 Romans Present At 3-Hour Orev Of Feasting

First Snow Of Season Covers State  Storm Is Less Severe Than Had

British-Sovict Laos Efforts In Collapse   London Throws Prebiem Back To 14 Nations 

British Claim Collapse of Laotian Accord  Say Saviet Union Causing Break ip Of International Pac

One Girl Killed: Mother, 7 Brothers And Sis ters Critically Injured  Tornado Lifts Auto From Highway. Strews Family Of 9 In Gpen Field

Vietnamese situation  US Troop Withdrawal From South Viet Nam Will Be Slow Process

U.S. Report On Pull-Back  Seen Victory   rE = i i i »  *  American Leaders Apparently Feel Ruler In Control

 With New Sales Tax Boost Missouri Taxes Increased  By $112 Million Since 1959

Taxes Hiked S112 Million In 6 Years  Missouri's Last 3 Legislatures Pass Increases

Orange Groups Up in Arms  Protests Made To Span Tolls   Newspaper Guild to Honor Head Of Revolving Fund at June Ball

Sheaffer Company Acts To Transfer Building Here To lowa Wesleyan

Thousands Answer Ben Bella's Call   Algerians Flock in Te Meet Threat of War With Morocco

Algerians Flock to Barracks After Call For Mobilization  Prepare to Meet Threat OF Conflict With Morocco

Mobilization  Decree Met  With Vigor Algerians Flock   To Barracks By  £3 “a 4, = ee BOS

TO MEET WAR THREAT Mobilization of Army Ordered by Ben Bella   IN BEAUREGARD  Airborne Units Begin Exercise

Oe ee ees  Algerians Answer Ben Bella Call   More Fighting With Morocco In Disputed Areas

Thousands at army barracks  Algerians mobilize to meet Moroccan war threat

or . i General Mobilization Decreed  Thousands Rally To Algerian Flag

ALGERIA WAR FEVER RISING; MANY ENLIST   Thousands Answer Call Of Ben Bella To Fight Morocco

Thousands Of Algerians Report to Arm  ” Border Battle   “ Border Battle With Moroccans Continues

Bella orders mobilization  General decree Ao meet threat fram Morocco

War Threat “With Morocco Frenzied Algerians Heed Call For Mobilization

ree eel ewerlwrhlUlwrmhUCwrmhUlC rh Trl eerhUl ee CU Se  RE D CHINE SE G 0 HOME  Sino-Soviet Pe race Talks  Collapse in Final Failure

Peking SGll Calls For Blood  Sino-Soviet Peace Talks Collapse In Final Failure

Russia- -West Tension May E Ease     Red Chinese Return from Shattered Talks

Ward to Open ‘No Names Barred’ Defense Monday   Rea Gountries lake Sides  -Sino-Soviet Peace Talks Collapse in Final Failure

Hershey Speech Rips Foes Dems, President Captives Of Big-City Bosses: Barry

State Assembly To Get Scranton Education Bills   Governor to Appear Before Joint Session of the Legislature Tuesday.

(Civil Service Expansion   Civel Service EX pansion  Seranton     Seeking To Spring Bill

Boy, What A Ride This Is!  Feels Like ‘Chutey-Chute At Coney Island’ Says Mine:

OAS Team Arrives To Help Avert War  LJ ...821°s"! 0 TET, —. on oe GOT nnnnre nt.   Hostilities Threat ‘Lessened’; Haiti To Release 22 Refusees

WORLD NEWS _ Five-Man OAS Truce Team Arrives to Calm Haitian Dispute

Controvers v Growing Out  Of Victory   .\7/ @ FY BS QP FY Has the Earmarks Of Crisis Faced By Brazil in 1962

INNO more mines tor Them Boys miraculously rescued from abandoned coal mine   Quote of Day

Boys Rescued From Abandoned Mine _ Eagerly Awaiting Release From Hospital

“No More Mines For: Us”  Three Teen-Age Boys Miraculously Rescued From Abandoned Coal Nine

IRAQI REBELS FIGHT REDS IN MAJOR CITIES   REBELS APPEAR IN CONTROL OF LAND BY OUSTING KASSEN

Battle Communist Holdouts   ttle Communist Holdouts  Rebels Tighten Grip On Iraq

Rebel Regime’s Control in Iraq Opposed Only by Reported Communist Strongholds

New Iraqi Government  Fights Reds   Rebel Regime Now Seems In Control, Body of Kassem Displayed on Television

Kassem Body On Television Proves Death   Rebel Regime In Control, Fighting Listed ‘Sporadic’

lragi Rebels Keep Control  - Some Red Holdouts Remain ae Taradte

Regime Gets Recognition In London   Baghdad. Basra Scene Of Battle With Communists

lraqi Rebels Rule Country  Holdout Commies. Fought; Kassem’s Body Shown On TV

Seek Communist Holdouts In Baghdad And Basra As Rebels Hold Iraq Control

Premier Killed In His Office -* Iraqi Rebels In Control, Communists Still Resist

Communists Holding Out {n Cities   New Regime Appears In Firm Control

raq Rebels Show Body Of Kassem   Prove Leader Is Dead As Control Of Nation Tiahten:   G-MAN JUNTA

Small Communist Holdouts Final Resistance To Iraq's Rebel Regime

Rebels Fight Communist Holdouts   Show Body of Kassem On TV to Iraq Population

Iraq's Rebel Regime Battles Red Holdouts  New Government Reported In Firm Canteal af Natian

Progress Noted In Negotiations On Dock Strike  Wirtz Joins Talks In Effort To Find Settlement Terms

Progress Told In Dock Strike  PO I Ne   Professor Named as Dispute Fact Finder

DOCK TALKS INCH FORWARD   Both Sides Agree on Fact Finder for Ship Dispute

West Taken By Surprise Over Protest  At Verecognized Red German Rule

 Criticize Christmas Shooting  W. Berlin Makes Direct Protest to East Germans

Smylie Is Ordered to Implement Act, Gaming Opponents Vow to Fight

UW Coed Drowns After Boat Capsizes   Violent Storms Hit Regions From Green Bay to Illinois”

‘Storm Buffets State  UW Coed Presumed Drowned; Sailboat Upset on Lake Mendota

Sugar Buying ‘One Sweet Mess’   Airing In Senate   Armored Car Driver Has $325,000 Secret

Stock Theft Excites Wall Street Burglars Get ™ $3.9 Million Widow’s Mit

Wall Street Is Excited Over Theft   Over $3.5 Million In Certificates Are Stolen

Stock Theft Excites Wall Street, Burglars: Get” $3. 5 Million: Widow’s. ‘Mite

Hays High (Turn to Page 3)   Tax Assessment Law To Be Explained In Hays On December 3

EE ———=—=—=_———- vO LL eee ee  20 Republicans Introduce Bills to Include Wheat in Programs

Prelates Urge Approval Of Pair of Declarations   Discrimination Declaratior Passed by United Nations

GOP Convention  At San Francisco Party Accepts $650,000 Offer, Picks Cow Palace

“Out- And- Out Fraud” Communist China Brands U. S. Test Ban Proposals

Soviets Ignore Stern Warning, Resume Talks   Peking Accuses U.S. Of Fraud, Weapons Stockpile

China Warns It Will Not Be Bound by Agreement Banning Nuclear Tests

Soviets tgnore Red China in Test Ban Talks  ‘Warning Disregarded; Berlin   ‘Warning Disregarded; Berlin May Be Discussed in Moscow

Sovief, West Parley Will Take Up Berlin, Cold War Issues; See Ban Accord

¥ el 7 ¢ ee ee es ae re ae @©00000000000000000000080  People In The News

$2 Million: Budget For  County Set   Real Estate Tax Millage Stays At 12

Leavenworth County Man poaiiceeaetircaanaieiddniaaaeaaiieaann” Beiaieeee  Shot Twice in Head, Victim Plays Dead During Robbery

Dyna-Soar Plan May Be Junked   Air Force Is Told To Justify Costs

McNAMARA SKEPTICAL  AF’s Cherished Space Glider May Have Its Wings Clipped

Air Force Faces Loss Of Another Cherished Project, The Dyna-Soar

Dyna-Soar Glides Toward Junk Pile   $16 Billion Earmarked for Defense   By FRED S. HOFFMAN Military Affairs Writers

Air Force  May Lose  Dyna-Soar MeNamara Starts  Review Of Space Glider Project

McNamara doubts that : Dyna-Sear will survive any cut in national budaet

Air Force May Lose Dyna-Soai Space Glider  McNamara Doubts Project Justifies

Air Force Hopes to Save Pet Space Project  McNamara May Scrap Dyna-Soar      By FRED S. HOFFMAN

Space Glider Plans Are Hit By New Snag  McNamara Is Asking Complete Details on Dyna-Soar Project

Dyna-Soar In Danger Air Force Faces Loss Of Another Prized Project

AF s Facing Cutback On Dyna-Soar   McNamara Doubts Space Glider Is Worth Money

Another AF Program  Faces Loss, Cutback   Analysis     Background  Of The News

Where To Find  Air Force Faces Possible Loss of Dyna-Soar Project

Dyna-Soar Project Now Being Studied, May Be on Way Out   ‘ By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP Military Affairs Writer

Air Force May Lose Dyne an  a RT ee be      McNamara Star “Review OL Spice Ghider Project

Air Force May Lose Dyna-Soar  Faces Possible Loss of Anothe: Snecial Praiect

-TO0O, COSTLY. TO COMPLETE?— Pentagon May Cancel  Dyna-Soar Program

Is 1t Worth $500 Million More?  Obstacle Placed In Way Of AF’s Dyna-Soar Plans

NIKITA'S STILL. BOSS  Nikita Khrushchev is stilt muscle man, Averell Harriman finds after Laon talks. Story on page 5.

News In Brief From Capital   WASHINGTON (AP) — In the mews from Washington: 

Governor Signs Dill WHich Moves County into 2nd  Warns Lawmakers He’ll Veto GOP's Legislative Plan

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS REALIGNED Gov. Reynolds Signs Reapportionment Bill

RYU rereo. cee  Adenauer Refuses Bidault’s Plea For Political Asylum

WestGerman State to Take French’ Rebel   Adenauer ‘Spurns:: Plea by-Enemy. of Gen: De'Gaill

Asylum Assured © Fugitive Premier  State Acis After Bidault Plea Rejected by Adenauer

Bavaria Offers Bidault Asylurr   Adenauer Refuses ‘Old Friend's’ Plea

IADENAUER REJECTS ‘OLD FRIEND’  Bavaria Offers Asylum to Bidault

DAVEY MOORE DIES OF TITLE FIGHT INJURY   Former Featherweight Champion In Coma Since Collapse In Dressing Room After Bout.

Davey Moore Is Dead As Result of Fight Injuries   Former Featherweight Ring Had Been in Coma Sines Last Thuraedev.

Fighter's Death Brings Call For End To Boxing   Davey Moore Dies Of Injuries; Pope Deplores ‘Barbarism’

Davey Moore Succumbs to Ring Injuries   Solon Demands State Cancel All  Pramoter Permits

Knocked Out Last Thursday in L.A.   In Coma Since Soon. After Losing Title ‘to Susar: Ranins

Anti- “Boxing Bill Urged Boxer Davey Moore  Dies of Brain Injuries

‘Boxer Victim Of Damage To Brain  Colorful Ring Champ Failed to Come Out of Coma

LOOK WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE   —New Champ Sobs—  Ex-Champion Dies Of Ring Injuries

Fighter's Death Brings Call for End fo Boxing  voy Dies OF In s; Pop

Fair To Close AFS Week   High School Juniors Set For Career Davy

Vote Ends 12-Hour Session Senate Approves Employment Program for Youth, 50-34

Senate Okavs Program For  Youths’ Jobs  House Republicans Promise Stiff Fight Against Measure

Senate OKs Youth Conservation Plan But Bill Faces Rough Test in House

BUT HOUSE. FIGHT. LOOMS. JFK Youth Einploymient  , ~ Measure Clears Senate.

U.S. PROTEST REJECTED BY REDS   Renew Threat Of More Interference On Autobahn

Russia Claims U.S. Is Trying ' To Make Rules   Rejects Protest Of Convoy Stall

Hint At More Interference On Autobahn  Russia Rejects U.S. Protest Over Stalling Berlin Convoys

--NOTE. REJECTS U.S. PROTEST. Ne ew Russian C har, ge In Autobahn Dispute

Soviet Rejects Protest... .  United States Is Accused Of Making Autobahn Rules

Threat R eat Renewed __ Soviets Rejects US Protest On  Autobahn Rules

REJECT PROTEST Soviets Say U.S.  _ Tries To Set Up Autobahn Rules

Reject protest over Autobahn stoppage  Soviets warn U. S. can’t make rules

Contend US Wants to Set Route Rules   New Interference Threatened In Note Received Today

Moscow Note Cites Try On Making Rule:   _U. S. Protest Over ‘Blocking Of Convoy Rejected By Russia

Reds Accuse U.S. of Forcing Highway Rules   Saviet Note Rejects U.S. Protest Over — Stalling of Convoy

Soviets Take New Stand On Berlin Traffic   Charge That U.S. Attempts To Set Rules On Autobahn

—_ ts a = = Trey  Fannin Selected as Pilot In Civil Defense Program

Parley May Not Discuss Cuba Threat   Market Plan Slated For Top Review At Costa Rica Meeting

Trade Union Goal Of Parley   Anti-Castro Action Delay Is Requested

 as rine eal oily So} Soft ft tPeda Is Ta lk  About Squeeze On Castro

/ LOOK WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE   —Castro Topic Out—  President Meets Latin Americans

Niid-America Conference Kennedy In Costa Rica   Economic Development Emphasized

Latin America Chiefs, JFK Meeting Today   Discussion Deals With How U.S. Can Help Them Promote Economic Unity

Imperialism From Abroad lo Be Target   Emphasis To Be Put On Economic Growth, U.S. Chief Indicates

Stale Peace Blast  Awaits Authority   Central American Talks Underway   Porstletun

Wants Emphasis On Economics  Kennedy Soft Pedals Talk About Squeeze On Castro

Integration Of Economies To Be Studied  Militant Anti-Castre Action Is Expected To Be Soft-Pedaled

Kennedy Says Parley To Seek  United Defense  Costa Rica Talks Begin; Red Cuba Major Problem

President Kennedy Joins Talks Pan-Americas Ask For Economic Union

JFK Urges Cuba Problem Be Deferred  Central America Chiefs Seek United Check on Castro

President Says San Jose Conference Is Designed ‘to Strengthen Our Defenses Against the Forces Of Foreian Imperialism'

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (1) — President Kennedy arrived at 11:29 a.m. EST today for his conference with the presidents of Central America and Panama.

President Sounds Economics Theme In San Jose Talk   Kennedy Receives a Warm Welcome: New Common Markat Plas.

Economic Union Aid Talks Open   Common Market Sought at Meeting In Costa Riea

3-DAY TALKS STARTED IN COSTA RICA   President Asks Parley  — Avoid Castro Issue, Work On Economic Union; Latins Seek Financial Aid.

SEEK COMMON MARKET OF 9 NATIONS   Kennedy To Discuss U.S Aid At Conference  OPEN PARLEY   Today In Costa Rica With JFK And 6 Other Presidents Taking Part

Keonmic  Developinent Is Stressed   Meets Presidents Of Central America In- Conference

J. F.K. joins neighboring chiefs in talks   In search of a better way of life for all our people

Seeks Economic Gains   Costa Ricans Proud Of Schools, Army Abolition

STARTED IN COSTA RICA   President Asks Parley Avoid Castro Issue, Work On Economic Union; Latins Seek Financial Aid.

Goal Is a Common Market —  Kennedy Talking with Central Americans

Kennedy Confers With Central American Leaders Economic Union, Communism Top San Jose Agenda

Defense And Freedom Are Named By JFK As Goals  Of Costa Rican Conclave

Some Leaders Also Desiring Curbs on Fidel   Common Market One Major Aim

JFK Fixes Latin Aims In Costa Rica Arrival   Act Against Cuban Reds, Exiles Urge

JFK Meeting With Leaders Of Latin States   U.S. Aid to Promote Economic Union Goal Of San Jose Meeting.

Kennedy On Tight Rope  Tito Arrives, Will  Visit The President At White House

Will Spend Just 6 Hours In Washington  To Address UN   To Address UN Before Returning To Yugoslavia

Tito Visits Kennedy At WhiteHouse   Sino-Soviet Rift Viewed As No. 1  Subject On Agenda

Protests by  Negroes in North, South  Boston Sehool Boycott Is Urged

Integration Roun  Boston Schools Boycott Slated, Demonstrations Set In Maryland

Kennedy Plan Avoids Forced Arbitration :   Congress Approval Would Halt Walkout At Least 2 Years

Moves With Uncertainty     Congress Responds To Kennedy’s Appeal

KENNEDY PLA WOULD CAUSE 2 YEAR DELAY   Five Unions Plan Strike If Work Rules Are Put Into Effect   BARGAINING PROCESS

ICC Would Handle It  Piecemeal   Would Put Off Major Walkout For Two Years

SEEKS TO HEAD OFF'STRIKE Kennedy Asks Solons To Give Rail Authority To ICC

President Asks Authority For ICC To Deal With Rail Rules Dispute

President Asks Rail Legislation  Mediation by ICC Wauld Delav Strike

Wants ICC To Judge In Dispute   President Outlines Pian For Averting Nationwide Strike

Plan Would Delay Strike For 2 Years   ‘Interim’ Orders Seen After Hearings Held On Disputed Points

l0-vear Battle Continues A A A A 8 SRS aS SEALS cS  Arizona Is Favored In Water Rights Litigation

Witness Says Notes Not Same   Related Experience To Fellow Employe; Nothing Clear

Denies they are originals  Question Carmichael again regarding Burnett's notes

In Butts libel suit trial  Carmichael testifies notes of Burnett not originals

 Libel Witness Repeats Trial Notes ‘Differ From Original’  er eed en we BUI ITS aU 11 AUAINOS!T FUSS! * eee ee i eiatel BP EE EE SA OE

Helped In Speedy Capture of Abductors : Sinatra Jr. Played Cool Role sf Detective, FBI Gloims

Macmillan Fears Conservative Loss  _. BEGINS PONDERING NEW CHAKELID

Macmillan Prepares To Haht   Shakeup Planned To Avert Possibility Of Losina In Elections

PONDERS SHAKEUP Macmillan Sees Chance His Party Could Lose Election

Sebo! Bus Hassle Spreads  im Missouri   Catholic Students Ave Enrolling in  Public Schools

Transportation Dispute Missouri Catholic School Students To Demonstrate

CATHOLICS ENROLL IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS School Bus Protests Spread in Missouri

Bus Transportation Bill Starts Drive Irate Catholic Parents Enrolling ‘Children In Mo. Public Schools

No Authority Sit-Ins Seen Across State  Catholic Student   Catholic Student Enrollments Protest Bill

16 DEATHS ON ILLINOIS HIGHWAYS   Three Killed In Livingston County Crash; Wreck Near Belleville Claims Two Livec.

ON ILLINOIS HIGHWAYS   Three Killed In Livingston County Crash; Wreck Near Belleville Claims Two Lives.

Arctic Blasts Hit Midwest,  Rivers Freeze   Situation Termed Critical A8 More Snowfall Expected

GOP Governors Display Unity * x * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Doeewtea, Dernnneo Bnr IOLA D.W.2!.]) ...82..) DL rwctnnes   Party Braces For 1964 Presidential Contest

\Keep Demos on Defense \Republicans Show Unusual  Unity at Governors’ Meet

Railroad Crews Clear Tracks Near Fontanet  Explosive Chemicals In Two Of 31 Crease’ f" ame es oe Pa eee ee

Dividend Tax Rules Are Made Tighter In Bill  Bigger And Faster Cuts Than Asked By JFK Proposed

Tax Bill Tightens Rules on Dividends Provides Bigger Cuts Than J.F.K. Bid

Reduction Of War Threat Is Seen As Possibility By Rusk   First Test Next Month  Dividend Taxation I[s  Tiehtened In New Bill

Tighter Rule on Dividend Taxing Written in Bill  Bigger and Faster Cuts Are Proposed

ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Tighter Rules On Dividend Taxation Writfen Into Tax Cut Bill.

Rounds Out Work on JFK's Measure Committee Tightens Rules on Dividend Tax

Would Tighten Rules On Dividend Taxation  Tax Bill Okay In Doubt

ommittee Vompietes VV ork  You Bill Would Provide Bigger and Faster Cuts

Divided Tax Rule Rightened   House Committee Completes Work On Reduction Bill

When Bill Finally Passes — Tax-Cut Amendments Call For Bigger Relief

January Expected To Be Worst Month—  Snowy, Cold Winter Predicted By Baer's

Inside The Proaress   Almanac says:  January To Be Worst Month This Winter

U.S. Can't Confirm Landing   Rebels Claim 500 Commandos Meet Underground

Exiles report majer invasion of Cuba; U. S. officials are dubious

Report Command Forces Have Gon Ashore In Cuba  Cuban Revolutionary Council's Report Is Questioned In D.C.

Forces are welcomed by farmers   First reports show no trouble brewing yet

WELCOME NEWCOMERS   Strengthening Underground Is First Objective

By Commando Forces— Exile Counal Announces Landings Made In Cuba

Ist Report Received  Of Raiders   State Department Claims No Facts Of Confirmation

Beginning Of Liberation? ...  Exile Group Sends Forces Into Cuba

lake Arms To Bolster Fidel Foes   Hailed by Peasants in First Major Step in Liberation Fight

Exile Group Announces Commandos Land in Cuba   Called First Step fo Liberation

Reports State Cuban Rebels Invading Island  Farmers Are Said Friendly Toward Commando Forces

War Communique Sent From Inside Island; Hope Strike Will Oust Castro Dictatorship

soures Say 100 Involved In Invasion  No Confirmation By U.S.; Farmers ‘Welcome Raiders’

Invasion Of Cuba Claimed In Miami   Profumo Convicted Of Contempt For Lying To British Parliament

PEASANTS WELCOME NEWCOMERS   Strengthening Underground Is First Objective

‘Unconfirmed by state dept.  Commando forces land in remote Cuban areas

Farmers Reported Welcoming Exile Inv  COMMANDO FORCES LAND IN CUBA

American Officials Doubt Operation Is Large Seale   Revolutionary Council Says Farmers Welcome Invaders

Moves Made To Strengthen Underground   Action Termed First Step in War Of Liberation

Report Farmers Have Welcomed Rebel Invaders  Commando Forces Ashore In Several Places On Island

Exiles Say Liberation Under Way   Raiders Greeted By Farmers, Rebel Council Reports

New Rules Curtail Aid Cases   14 Dubuque County Families Off Plan, 94 Others Curtailed

Foes Batter Aid Bill   Distressed Area In Kentucky Will Get Help From Government

Varied Reports In TFX Probe Are Criticized   Pentagon Accused Of Changing Data, Position on Plane

McNAMARA GETS ETS SUPPORT  Pentagon Mixes Facts, Figures In TFX Case, Sen. Mundt Says

Pope Suffers ‘Weak Spell, Cancels Visits   9-Day Spiritual Retirement Prior to Pentecost Feas}

Tax Cuts Due This Summer  Treasury Secretary Dillon Says Nln Radurétinne Rafara AAidvanr

Delay in target date Tax cuts unlikely before July 1, secretary of treasury believes

Little Chance Tax Relief Law Can Be Ready Before July   Dillon Predicts That By 1966 Nation Can Have a Balanced Budcet Again.

JULY 1 TARGET DATE  Tax Timetable Delayed   Big like Asked For Space Race

Business Stimulation  Expected by December Secretary of Treasury Dillon Thinks No Balanced Budget in Sight Till °66

‘Any Tax Cuts Voted By Congress Thi: ‘Year Would Be Retroactive To Jan. 1   Both Democrats And GOP Assail Kennedy’s Budget

Sec. Dillon Presents Picture —  First Tax Cuts Not Likely Before Summer

Next July 1 Target For Income Tax Cut   _ Indicated By Secy. Dillon

Tax Cuts Effective Next July   Budget Message Filed Today So Indicates

 Foresees. Tax Bi ll ‘This Summer’ Treasury: Secretary Expects  Deficits Until 1966 Budget

Tax Cuts Planned by Midyear   Administration Hopes For Full Employment Economy by About 1966

First Tax Cuts Under Kennedy's New Proaram Expected During the Summe!

6.5 Million Americans Would Have To Change Way Of Figuring Taxes

Under Kennedy Plan, Millions More Would Take Standard Deductions

Proposed Tax Reduction Presents Mixed Picture On Individual Forms

Would Mean Cut in Taxes fo Most Folks   Itemization of Deductions Would Not be Necessary

Tax Change Means Cut For Most  Also a Switch In Computing Methods

Kennedy s Plan To End Income Taxes For Some   Proposed Changes Would Mean Shift In Figuring ‘Bite’

nit in tiguring  Most taxpayers gain, but some lose under President's plan

How Plan to Affect Individual  It Would Mean None for Some, Less for Most

Most Will Pay Less Taxes if Plan Approved   Top-Bracket Group Would Feel Hike

Individual Tax Changes Made in Kennedy s Plan   End to Tax for Some, ~ Mact Wanld Get Cut

WOULD END ITEMIZING OF DEDUCTIONS   Ask Lower Individual Tax Rates, Changes In Figuring; Take Lowest Incomes Off Rolls.

Standard Deduction: es Tax Plan May Be Less Attractive For Some.

Sleeve Caught In Cornbinder On Farm— Physicians Rejoin Boy's Severed Left Arm: Hopefu

Gas Price Policy Backed by Court   Justices Split, 5-4 on Decision To Okay Power Commission Pla

Anti-Peronist Navy Hinting Coup Attempt   Former Dictator’s Party Threatening Political Comeback

Clouds to Drift Away— Temperatures Beginning Slow Warm-Up In State

Married Sailor Held Baby Sitter fssaulted. Slain On Her First Job

Police Say He Re-Enacts Crime  Navy. Man Held For Murder Of Raped Baby Sitter, 14

Arrest a Sailor for. Babysiffer’s Murder   Police Say Suspect Was Born In Trenton, Mo.

Baby-Sitfer, 14, Found Murderec  Navy Enlisted Man Leads Cops to Body

Loren Duffield Held On Murder Charge   Former Youth Here Held in Slaying Called 'Good Boy’

14-year-old girl found slain  Had gone on first real baby-sitting position

Sailor Admits Murder Of Baby Sitfer   Leads Officers To Body Of Norfolk Girl, 14

Strangler Answers Ad Ambitious Teen-Ager Is Rape “al. Slain On First Baby Sitter Job

Ala. Gov. Vows to Defend State Law Calling for Bible Reading In Schools; Would Defy Courts

Blueprint For Unity In France   De Gaulle’s Insistence Is Isolating Nation; Adenaver Adamant

Katanga President Said Undertaking Latest Bid To Negotiate With U.N.   New Efforts Being Aimed At Censoring   \Scholarship Budget Increase Sought

Scholarships, TV, Language Plan  $16.9 Million Inerease Asked by State Regents

Man Is Charged With Threat To Kill Johnson   Psychiatric Tests _ Ordered renews  eae me Nat

Charge lowa man with threat to murder President Johnson   In mental hacnital

Democrats See Opening-Round Win for JFK   Crucial Vote on House Rules Group Overshadows Ceremonial Activities,

Kennedy Assured Of Winning Rules Battle in House   Prediction of Major Kennedy Legislation Passage Is Challenced.

88th Congress opens its doors   Young Republicans oust caucus leader

Democrats Confident As 88th Conaress Convenes   LADY'S SMILE QUESTIONED Unveiling of Painting Not Exactly as Planned

JFK To Present ‘State of Union’ Report Monday  Senate To Delay Battle for Curb On Filibusters

Rules Fight Decision Seen In Midafternoor   Congress To Get President's State-Of-Union Message Monday

Short Session Held Today; Political Battle in House Over Rules Committee Expected; Johnson Gets Senate Going

Rules Packing Decision Is Expected Today   Congress Swings Into 88th Session At Noon Today

Demo Chiefs Confident of Rules Shift As Unpredictable 88th Congress Opens

Congress Convenes  Pomp Cloaks Battles Ahead   Brown Against Gambling Bills

Grim Political Battle !s Ahead On Rules Setup  Galleries Packed for   Galleries Packed for Opening Ceremonies

Battles Loom As Congress Session Opens   Fight Over House Rules Committee First on Acenda

=ROM SEATS TO SEAT BELTS  Lawmakers Will Consider Wide Range Of Legislation   Today's Index   Congress Galleries Packed As 88th Session Convenes

Congress Faces Long, Hard Fight Over New Frontier Proposals; Budget Grows   By FRANK ELEAZER United Press international

88th. Congress Goes in Action      House Keeps Liberalized Rules Group

Galleries Are Packed As Congres: Opens 88th Session This Morning

Galleries packed for opening Rules committee battle  expected later today

President Confers With Democrat Leaders For A Last-Minute Review

Center Of Controversy   New Congress Goes Into Action   SHOULD HE RESION®’

Kennedy Handed  Crucial Victory Assured Programs Will  Go to Floor of House

DEMOS REVIEW PROPOSALS IN TALK WITH JFK  EDGE IN SENATE,   EDGE IN SENATE, HOUSE KEPT BY DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Democratic Leaders Assure Kennedy He Will Get a House Group That Will Not Bottle Up  His Leaislative Program

House Increases Rules Committee  J5-Man G roup Voted in Move to Speed President's Provram

Showdown  OnProgram Expected  President Calls  Party Leaders TT... QWe7Bi ta. BF ween

88th Congress Opens Session   Grim Fight Over Rules Group In Offing as Legislators Gather

HOUS PANEL FIGHT MAIN ISSUE   Oaths Given To New Members To Start Business

Unpredictable Session Ahead Of U. 5. Solons   Democratic Leaders Pledge Kennedy OK of Constructive Program

88th Congress in Operation, Battles Await  President Assured House Rules Group Give to Suit Him

Today's Index   GOP State Chairmen Split Over Top 1964 Candidates

General Assembly Tax Writers Take Day Off After Hearing Lobbyists

Find Way ‘To Speed Planet Visit   Moon Base Could Cut Off 5 Years

Balzan Peace  Prize Is Given  To Pope John  To Continue Striving  For World Accord;

Interesting Case to County on Change of Venue   Figures From State Tax Commission Show Valuations for Tax Purposes in Gentry County.

Has restraint order Divorce action filed by wife of Mooty   Palitical aspect

Mooty: No  Comment On Divorce   Political Future In Doubt Among lowa Republicans

‘Soviet Spying Still Poses Grave Threat ToU.S. Security, FBI Chieftain Declares

 Most Potent Danger  Soviet Diplomats Backbone Of Espionage, Hoover Says

Soviet Spies Menace US., Says Hoover  Crime In Gener Is  Up “Ala ions

Soviet Diploniats Assigned to U.S. Head Russian Intelligence,  He Reports

Romney Backs Plan on Strike  Benefits Pay  Saole Eyd tn Taney   Seeks End to Long Hassle Over Right of Workers

Neyro Leader Ig © Shot fo Death at Jackson, Miss,   Vietien Waa State ‘Olitetal éf NAACP; Asle PY rT)

NAACP"’s Evers Killed in Ambush Outside of Home   Rifle Shot Fired ‘From Vacant tot Fells Secretary

EVERS SHOT IN THE BACK WITH RIFLE   Jackson NAACP Secretary Felled In Own Driveway; Three Men Seen Fleeing Assassination Scene.

BULLETIN   JACKSON, Miss, (® — Chief of Detectiven MVM. BR. Pierce said today police have found the murder rifle used in the killing of Medgar W. F vers.

FBI Asked To Aid Hunt For Slayer   Medgar Evers, 37, Mortally Wounded At Jackson, Miss.

Led Jackson Campaign or Integration   NAACP Offers $10,000 Reward to Nab Assassin

Midnight Gunman Murders Medgar Evers in Driveway Of Mississippi Residence

M. Evers Gunned in  Driveway   Reward Posted For Killer of NAACP Director

Assassin Kills Prominent Negro Leader In Mississippi   Medgar Evers Shot Down At  Jackson Home

SHOT AT HOME AFTER MEETING ON INTEGRATION   REQUEST FBI TO ASSIST IN PROBE OF NEGRO’S DEATH

~ON THE INSIDE PAGES   Medaar Evers, One Of South's Prominent Negro Leaders, Slain

NAACP Aide  Ambushed In  Mississippi Federal Help  Requested In Investigation

Negro Leader  Shot to Death in Mississippi   2 White Men Shot, 4 Injured  in E. Maryland Racial Rioting

Negro Leader Gunned Down Was NAACP Field  Secretary 9 Years In Mississippi

Evers, Jackson Negro Leader, Shot To Death in Driveway of His Home

NAACP CHIEF GUNNED DOWN AT HIS HOME   Medgar W. } Evers, 37, Mississippi Field Secré. tary, Led -Camnaion   SASSIN HUNTED   Police Call FBI; NAACP Posting $10,000 Reward for Capture

M .W. Evers killed at home in Mississippi  running from tragic scene

NAACP leader is gunned down in ‘driveway of Jackson home  a f   Medgar Evers mortally wounded after getting out of car: police locate murder weapon near the scene   ‘Bama is back to normal   Kennedy tells nation  Racial discord is dangerous

Jackson, Miss., Police Ask FBI To Aid in Probe  Field Secretary of NAACP Is Victim «

Prominent Negro Leader Murdered Early Today; Hunt For His Assassin

Negro Leadet Is Killed At His Home   Police Find Death Weapon, Hunt for Killer

Bullet Hits Mississippi  Drive Head   FBI Requested To Aid Ia Hunt For Officials Slayer

Shot As He Stepped Out Of Car   Field Secretary Dies About Hour Later At University Center

SHOWN ‘SEE-THROUGH’ MIRROR Vice Case Enlivened By Story of ‘Miss X’

Mandy Firm on Testimony About Astor   ‘Miss X' Relates Dr. Ward Effort to Recruit Her

Respectable’ Miss X Adds Spice To Case   She Tells Story Of ‘See-Through Mirror’ Being Used

Vice hearing continues  Party girl sticks by story abcut Lord Asto!

Rebellion Breaks Out  In Honduras   U. S. Warns Military Leaders of Opposition To Seizures of Power

Not Sure President  Is Deposed   Some Shooting, But Information Still Sketchy

Ghouls Break Into Fairview Mausoleum .   Uprising In Honduras  ‘Military Attempts a Coup

Military Coup Is Reported in Honduras  U.S. Prepares to Condemn Act lf Succeceful

U. S. READY TO CONDENN LATEST COUP   Late Reports On Villeda Morales Are Indefinite

Uprising Is Reported Under Way In Honduras  Military Trying Oust Government Of

Uncertain whetherpresident out Military uprising reported today in Honduras

Uncertain Yet lf President Under Arrest   United States Prepared To Condemn Coup If Successful

NC Economic Index Edges Upward Leading Merchants Expect (,ood Business In The Fall

“Where Wives Fear To Tread. ."— Seeking Clearer Ruling On Business, Pleasure

"IRS Works on ‘Rules’ 'U. S. Trying to Clarify ‘Expenses’ of Business

Begin Federal Suit In Georgia To Gain Release Of Inteqrationists

Courts Hit by ‘Sham’ Charge   Georgia Target of Racial Case Blast

Death Again Hits Wallenda Aerial Troupe   ‘Miss Rietta’ Falls From 50-Foot Pole As Act Is Finished

Had Been: ‘Extremely Nervous”  Circus Porformer Dies After 50-Foot Drop

Tragedy Hits Wallendas Again     Veteran Circus Aerialist Plunges to Her Death

SECOND TRAGEDY FOR FAMILY Ex - Member of Circus Troupe Falls to Death

Third Member of Famed, Tragedy-Stricken Circus Family Falls to Death From Pole

Stunned Shrine Circus Spectators Witness Tragedy  Woman Aeriaglist ls Killed

Ex-Wallenda Aerial 1 Troupe Member Falls 50-Feet To Death In Circus

LIKE GARLIC TO FIGHT DIPHTHERIA  Doctors Doubt Fallout Shelters’ Value

‘Don't See Solution [ree OTE  Shelters Useless in Atomic ‘War, Medics Tell Consres:

Goldwater Sull Shuns Draft Move  ty.°. Tops:   He’s Taking No Position At This Time

Death of Newburgh Kerry Service — 1745-1963  $23-Million Span Opening Dooms Hudson River Financial Failure

Ohio Idle Pay: Battle Brews In Legislature  Fund Level, Restrict Cams of © kts. .

-REPUBLICANS SPONSOR BILL Would Restore Jobless  Pay Law Restrictions

Ohio Idle Pay Battle Brews In Legislature   GOP Seeks To Restore Fund Level, Restrict Some Of Benefits

Stage Set For Ohio Fight On  Jobless Pay   (54 P-Sponsored Bill Designed To  Increase Fund

Battle Slated In Ohio Over Jobless Aid  Rep. Wetzel One Of 8 Sponsors Of Bill  To Boost Revenue

Profumo Scandal Spreads  New Morals Charges Leveled Against Ward

Missourl-Trained. Osteopath Faces New Morals char   Gre lnveless Abottlon Bilitsh Hold Him fa Jal Awaltig Hearing,

Jailed for Hearing Friday British Level 8 New Charges Against Ward

In The Profumo Scandal 8 New Charges Leveled Against British Doctor

Britain Lodges § New Charges Against Doctor   Profumo Scandal Still in Headlines

Bail Refused Ward, Jailed  For Abortion   Americans Named In Probe To Face  Pentagon Quizzing

‘Americans linked to Profumo scandal ' Ward faces 8 new morals charaes

New Counts Filed against Doctor in British Scandal   Touches Roval Family

Prince Philip Not Involved  New Charges Filed  In Profumo Scandal

Dr. Ward Faces Fight New Counts   Two U.S. Airmen  ef pas   Two U.S, Airmen  Involved In Seandal

Inside Today   Held Without Bail - Eight New Morals Charges Lodged Against Dr. Ward

Kight More Morals Charges Leveled Against Ward   Expand Original

One Against Ward Involves Abortion Case   Osteopath Also Accused Of Procuring

Reapportion Injunction  Is Refused   Three 0.8. Judges Deny Petition On Assembly Question

Federal Court Refuses To Block Legislature’s Redistricting Program

Gloria Sweeps Into Formosa  Toward China Aid Is Rushed To 100,000 Families  In Northern Luzon

Counterpart Funds Problem Uncle Sam Has Huge Surpluses in  Some Places but Must Buy in Others

AMERICAN. OWNED FOREIGN CURRENCY - Counterpart Funds—U.S. Financial Enigma

Who Pays Tab?  Huge Pot Of U.S.-Owned Currency » Cathare Duet Ta Ranafit Othare

Director Lauds Alliance Program   Complex Finance Problem Background Of Powell Issue   MAIN SOURCES

Legal Limitations, Diplomacy and Economics Increase U. S. Woes with Counterpart Funds  U.S: Has Problem in Makina Use of Foreian Credit. Diled Un by Did Dracrame   By STANLEY MEISLER

Counterpart Funds: A Study in International Finance, or..Who Picks Up Tab?

Powell’s ‘Hijinks Provide Look Into. American Money Problems Abroad

NT EAT ART CUNDS COMPLICATED Who Pays for C ongressman’s ‘Night on Town’ in Paris?

News Index   Powells Junket Points Up Foreign Currency Problem Costing U. S.

Inside The Times   Lomplex Financing  Uncle Sam Picks UpJunketing TabA broad

Rupees, Pounds, Dinars, Zlots and What Have You  U.S. Owns Millions in Foreign Currency That Won't Be Speni

U. 8S. Buys Foreign Currency  Controversy About Powell Part Of Complex Problem

id Funds Out of Balance Jowell’s Antics Reveal  ‘iscal Trouble Abroad

Surplus Not Where Needed A Financial Headache In Counterpart Funds

Money To Burn?  Counterpart Funds Fun Does Cost U.S. Taxpayers   By STANLEY MEISLER

U.S. Has to Often Dip Into Its Own Gold Supply to Meet Costs Abroad

WHO PICKS UP TAB FOR COUNTERPART?  Spending Of U.S. Funds Abroad By U.S. Congressmen Stirs Storm

Crew Panic  Charged In Sea Tragedy   Lapses In Discipline, Lack Of Safety Precautions Are Cited By Passengers; Exact Number Of Casualties Not Known

Industrial Development  In Spotlight  General Assembly To Hear Tuesday

Today’s Quip   Church Council Heals Rift Over School Prayer Stand

Deadline Saturday On Ballots   DURING FIRST NINE WEEKS  172 Make Lovinaton School Hancr Ra!

KKH HK KK KK + Temperatures YESTERDAY  LOW--58 at 5 A.M. HIGH--88 at 1 P.M.  a a a a a   IN LOVINGTON SCHOOLS- 244 Make Final Honor Roll

Requires Medical License  New Kansas Coroner Plan  Is Proposed by Committee

Three Sioux Countians killed in Auto Mishap   Vehicles Collide Barly Tuesday

Twisters Skip Across State  e Front Touches Off Violent Weather e

PAUL QUINTON DAY   Bowie. Has 6-Inch Rain-Tornadoes Batter Two Areas

Sen. Thurmond Clashes With Rusk; Charges Left Wingers Pack Hearing

LNOW Goes 10 Senate  House Adopts Resolution For Fixing Final Day Of New Bills

Kennedy Call For Prompt Tax Cuts Overshadows Business World New:

Kennedy's Call For Tax Cut Big Business News  en Le oe oe . wae   Alternative May Be Recession. He Says

Colombian Plot Seen: Call Troops   Seven People Detained Rumored Followers Of Former Chief

Like Funeral Mourners  Mist Shrouded Surface Of Navy Ships Scour Atlantic

Navy Ships Scour Atlantic To Find Location Of Sub Thresher      Officials Want To Know What Sent Nuclear Sub To The Bottom

2uUD Believed Located  Navy Holds Hopes Of Findine Cause Of Thresher Tragedy   Court Of inquiry Attempting To Solve Riddle Of Thresher

Navy Ships Scour Stormy Ocean To Find Location Of Thresher’s Resting Place

In Circuit Court George Robinson Files Suit To Oust Acting Mayor Hawes

 Calls for Hawes Ouster  Councilman Robinson Files Suit To Regain Mayor Pro Tem Cffice

Innocent Victims of Scheme—  Sooner Family Gets $2,500 Worth of lilicit Pep Pills

Perez Jimenez Gains Delay  Paternity Suit Bars Extradition of Fx-Dictator

Viet Nam Anary, Relieved   State Department Rejects Charge U.S. Involved In Overthrow Plot

~ Clemson Must Admit Gantt Monday  Sc Fails To Block Entry — Of First Negro Student —

Clemson Fails To Get Delay On Its Appeal   Negro Expected To Enroll Immediately; RFK Has Praise

Gantt Wins Legal Battle . . .  Clemson Told To Admit Negro Student Next Weel

Clemson to Ponder Admission  Warren Refuses to Delay Order  ta Eanenll Neara

Russian Circling Earth; Takéoff of ‘Cosmonette’ Apparently Being Delayed

Would Be 1st Step Toward Flying Lab"   Cosmonaut Whirls into Second Day Of Orbital Flight

New Addition   WILL IT BE A WOMAN? —  ~Rendevous In Space Hinted By Russians

Report Girl Set for Early Takeoff   Expect Rendezvous in Cosmos as Step to Space Laboratory

Cosmonaut Awaits Tieup During Orbit   ight-Day Flight een; Spacewomar “Sell Standing By

Dalton Urges Sales Tax Increase fo Pay For More Services   Governor Submits the Biggest Budget Yel In State History.

Gov. Dalton Proposes Record *1,453,312,000 Biennium Budget, Asks Hike in Sales Tax to 3%

Democrats ready fo organize State Senate without delay: officers already chosen

Commies Underestimated US Strength in Viet Nam   Adenauer-De Gaulle Talks  Of ‘Historic Importance’

IN SOUTH VIET NAM Red Guerrillas Admit Mistake  In Underestimating US Power

alta i i  U. S. . Military Commander Says War Going Well i in South Viet Nam = Communist Guerrillas in Tactical Error, Document Revea Is

‘Captured Document Shows Viet Cong ‘Underestimated United States Force

House Meets In Solo Session Today On Money Bills, Proposed Tax Hike

Five Dead In Explosions   Storage Silos At Sugar Beet Factory Ripped

“MRS. LOREN BROWN © ” “HURT IN CAR MISHAP AFTER: CHRISTMAS VISIT

Jail Segregation Ended Barnett Says Taxpayers Money Taxied Meredith

Hollis to Head Easter Seal Drive, Handicapped Helped by Donations

Cisco Teen-Ager Acquitted By. Jury In Stabbing Death   CONFESSION

Jacqueline Now In Seclusion After Fifth Graveside Visi!      'Call' Shaped LBJ's Destiny   By BELMANM MORIN

As Millions Mourn:  JFK Death Still Much In News   Mrs. Kennedy Secluded At Hyannis Port

Stamp Fraud Jurors Hear More ‘Tapes’   Pittsburgh Trial Is Featured By Record Playing

Food Stamp Trial Hears Phone Tapes   Testimony In County Case Js Continuing

IENDS LAND THREATS AT PRESENT   Week-Old Storm Playing Around Off Carolinas

Turns Toward Southeast Off Coast Of N.C.   Temporary Stalls Of Erratic — ‘Hurricane Likely To Occur Aaain

Zany Storm Veers Away  From Coast   Gale Warnings In Area Continued As Ginny Drifts East

Court Leader Greeted by Impeach Cry   Georgia Tech Talk Results in Tight Ring of Security

Public Crusades Against Receiving "Junk Mail’ Of Little Consequence

Religious Pageant In School OKd lf It Refleets ‘Community Customs’

Kennedy Asks People To Help Battle Down  Racial Barriers In Nation

BEFORE NATION-WIDE TV  KENNEDY PLEAS FOR END OF RACIAL PREJUDICE

New Laws Asked on Integration   President Cites Tide of Discontent

Victorious Kennedy Calls For Americans To Batter  Down All Racial Barriers

Simple Rites For Korean Combat Veteran  Slain Grinnell Policeman Is Laid To Rest

Early Arrivers Pour Into Capita For Legislature  ‘Most Important’  Session i in Years” MMM Sth ee

Death of Girl Stirs Probe of Blackmail   Prominent Britons Involved

England Faces New Sex Sizzler   Death of Beautiful Brunette Exposes Biackmail Ring Involving Famous

Find Clues After Deatt Of Model   Names, Photos Involve Men Of Prominence

Dead Girl’s Diary Revealing  New Seandal Stirs in Britain   Jewel Thieves Plague Police

School Reorganization Delay Proposal Will Be Taken Up in State Senate

Britain Hits un . Move On Rhodesia  Measure Would Block English Plan For Power

Republicans Face Race Issue Test  NAACP Secretary  Keynote Speaker

Sees Fight Over Right: Test Issue  Wilkins Gives Kevnote Talk   Wilkins Gives Keynote Talk At Gathering

Negro Head Says GOP Is Facing Test  NAACP Secretary Hits Republican  Leaders in Concress

Oe ee Thousands Watch Mammoth Pageant   Negroes Boo GOP for Rights Stand

China-Russia Division ¢ Grows; Soviets Look West  Talks Hint Turn in Cold War

WNixita Gambies Un hed Line  Moscow Parley May Signal New Phase Of Cold War   ‘Harriman Named As ‘Chief U.S. Negotiator

Cold War May Be Reshaped through Big 3  Chinese Rebuffed — by Khrushchev in OKing Nuclear Talks

TALKS SUGGEST POSSIBILITY ‘  Cold War Entering Entirely New Phase   AP AP News Analysis

U.S. Takes Deep Look At Soviet Agreement on Ban  Talk May Be Plot

Four Accidents Mar Weekend on Blair Highways  emaee of Mishaps Are  _j] ia uk oe   Three of Mishaps Are Recorded Sunday With One Operator Listed Iniured.

Wheat Farmers Vote Tomorrow On Referendum   35,250 Eligible To Cast Ballots In Pennsylvania

Legislators Await Word From Governor On Reaction to $3.14 Million Spendina

Congress Passes  Aid Bill, Adjourns   For an analysis of the actions of the 88th Congress’ 1963 session, see page 7.

Senate Approves Aid,  Congress Goes Home    Passage Of $3-Billio: i Measure Overrides  GOP Protests

30 Face Charges  Of Thefts at Piers  _ = Federal-Agents Run Trading. Company to Gain Evidence

17 PERSONS ARRESTED Government Agents Foil Merchandise Theft Plot

Federal Agents Operated Firm To Nab Thieves   Goods Stolen From Piers

  Ice-Slicked Roads Cause Accidents — 4 Persons Killed in State Crashes

Conservatives Believe Rocky Being Slowed   ‘Can't Win’ Drive By Barry Backers

Some in GOP Hope To Slow Rocky   Conservatives Feel Goldwater Has Better Chance to Defeat Kennedy.

JFK Act Due On Rail Jobs   NFW MAYOR PFPRO-TEM   GOLDWATER BACKERS Conservatives See Rocky Slowdown

Ladies In U proar  Pro-Red Meet Broken Up  By Delegate From China

Court Convenes For Busy Term  Heaviest Docket in History Scheduled

Supreme Court Is Faced With Record Dockef   Tribunal Has 1,200 Cases

Reapportionment’s One Issue  Supreme Court Faces Record-Breaking Load

Reapportionment, Civil Rights, Obscenity Cases on Docket of U.S. Supreme Court

High Court Faces Long  Schedule   Appeals Now Before Court Stand at 1,200, Heaviest Docket in U.S. History

Supreme Court Convenes Falt Session Today  Heaviest Docket Of Long History Faces Tribunal

Falstaff Still In Trouble —  Judge Orders Barkless Dog to Quit His Whining

New York:  Publisher of The N.Y. Times Dies  Heart Ailment Is Fatal Bae Ovi BR Tie fane

0. E. Dryfoos  President of  Paper, Dies Heart Attack Fatal  To Publisher of ~ New York Times

Publisher of N.Y. Times Dies at 50  Dryfoos Started His Career as a Cub Reporter

Travel Curb Necessary Spying Activities  Of Red Diplomats Threat To Security

PRAYER FOR...  @ [QDAY e   (Coprighted 1963, A National Council of Churches Religious Features)

Coup All U.S. Fault Says Mme. Nhu   Nhu ‘Fiddles’ As ‘Rome’ Burns

UMW Leader Hurls Charge At Scranton   Bovle Governor Over     Accuses  Robena Report

Integration Stepped Up Over Texas  Fort Worth Has Deseg regation

TO-WEEK HOLIDAY   Alcoa Employes Granted  Extended Vacation Plan

BOBSLEDDERS TO RAISE )FUNDS FOR ’64* OLYMPIC TEAM FINANCE COMMITTEE NAMED

Next Step To Lift Men Tn Capsule   Smaller Rig Boring Hole In Direction Of Third Miner

Trapped for 13 Days Rescuers Hope To Reach Miners Sometime Tonight

Enlargement Of Final Hole Ends Tonight   Rescue Plans Set To Remove Two Men In Special Capsule

‘May Try To Bring Up Two Miners Tomorrow   Hazleton Rescue Men Also Ponder Ways To Reach Bova

LIFT-OUT TONIGHT?  Rescuers Enlarge Escape Hole For Trapped Miners

Miners May Be Saved Tonight   Rarely Mentioned  Bova Not Forgotten

Rescuers Enlarging Mine Escape Hole   Barring New Delays, Final Step Should Permit Lowering Capsule To 3 Miners

Calls for Revolt  Castro Says United States Failed in Ransom Agreement

Atlantan, Russell Differ on ‘Riahts’   We're Cheaters, Castro Screams

Seventh Buddhist  Suicides   Timing Error Keeps UN Observers From Seeing Fiery Death

Seventh Mon k Takes Own Life In S. Viet Nam   rrror In Timing Prevents United Nations Team From Seeing Priest Die.

Leoni Scores Vote Victory In Venezuela   Reds Dealt Blow In Atiempts To Avert Election

Reds Handed’ Stiff Setback: In Venezula Leoni Confirmed Election Winner

%) Percent Of Legal Voters Go To Polls   Reds Fail In Big Attempt To Scare Electors Away

Industry Marks Time   Union Hits Steel Claim   World Competition Stand Rejected

McNamara, Hart Oppose Federal Aid   Suggests Cut in Tolls; Doesn't Want U.S. To Purchase Bonds

JFK Renews Appeal For Ban Support   Nationwide Press Conference Scheduled Today

President Will Outline views A Press Talks   French Reaction May .Be Bypassed Observers feel

Il-Man Delegation Set For Flight to Moscow   NEA to Send School Study Team to Utah

News’ Conference Expected To Serve As Forum Platform For Latest Appeal

JFK Expected To Urge Support For A-Test Ban   U.S. Reaction to DeGaulle Attitude Also Seen at Press Conference.

First Reports Received   See Se ee:     Michigan Braces for Asian Flu Epidemic

sefuses Fermissvor Permission  Distrust Of America en In Haiti’s Action

Milk More Radioactive past Year  But Stull Under   But Stull Under Hazard Levels  In Pennsylvaniz

Judge Neal Sets Nov.  As Deadline  Gov. Camnhell   Gov. Campbell Will Study Calling Session

Depressed Areas Await Congress Aid  aS pce, Yee iue aie   Leaders Approve Broad Plan For Redevelopment

Big Federal Assistance Program For Depressed Areas of 8 States Is to Be Presented Conaress

Europe Hatches New  Chicken War Slice —   U. S. Expected To Reject Offer Asking Abolishment Of Retaliatory Measures

McNamara Hears Praise For Change   Hailed As Grand Economizer By Joint Economic Committee Members At Hearin

 Hailed as Grand Economizer  \Capital Turnabout; McNamara Praised

Good Morning   PRAISES FOR ECONOMIZER  Strange, But Sweet Music To McNamara

Canadian Unions Put Under Trusteeship  SIL! Only One OF Five That Balked At   SIU Only One Of Five That Balked At Aareeing To Move: SIU’S Banks Blamed

Deadline Set By Integrationists Passes Quietly  Leaders Of Negroes, Whites Still Seeking Desegregation Accord

King Asserts Agreement Tn  Dispute Near   Alabama Steel City Quiet As Efforts * Resiuued By Group

Vote 79-1; Sen. Tower Against   Way Now Clearec For Land Swap, Border Project

Writer Suicides   writer ouiciaes Viet Nam Fears Riot At Funeral

sl, 000 GRADUATION PROJECT  Classmates Bring Parents From Italy As A Surprise

The Week in Business:  Steel Production Ils Booming, But Build-Up Of Inventories Seen as Prelude to Strike

Adopted By Different Families — Twin Brothers Meet For First Time :  Atter Being Orphaned 24 Years Ase

K« *« « ¥* « *« *« « New Cold Wave Hits State  Temperatures Remain Low

New Surge Of Cold Air Into Kansas   No Indication Of Warming Trend In Sight

Negro Leader Warns About Riot Menace   Kennedy Dismayed By Growing Threat At Birminakham

Cline Tovether   Water Hoses, Dogs Disperse 1,000 Negroes in Birmingham

Birmingham Cops Turn Water Hoses On Demonstrator:  Negro Leader Asks Crowd To Disperse

Dogs, H20 Halt 1,000 In Protest   Birmingham Negroes Pres:  Campaign For Third Day

Third Day of Campaign  Dogs, Water Hoses Used Again on Racial Crowd

Birmingham Turmoil  Fire Hose, Dogs Again  Lsed To Disperse Crowds

Negroes Halted By Dogs   ‘Group Is Dispersed After Leader Spots Guns Within Crowd

Held as Carao Thieves—   Sinatra Joins Parents in Golden Celebration

Inside Today's News   Socialite Found Murderec At Desert Tunnel Mouth

Texas Socialite Is Found Slain in Mine near Phoenix   Last Seen By Cab Driver

Huge Drifts Piled Up By Winds   Ottawa, Allegan Schools Close; Surrounding Highways Are Slippery

Rain, warmer  weather seen for Nebraska   80 at 1 p.m. today 56 low this morning 86 high Monday  87 high year ago 62 low year ago.

9,000 Husker Followers  Show ’Em in Missouri   eT oe ea  Details, Pictures in  Snort Red

‘In A Rush Of Flames’  Charred Plastic Indicates Lost Sub May Have Burnec

Jagged of F i ic M  ‘Rush of Flame is Indicated by Thresher Sub Debris

Charred Plastic Found In Sea Where Sub Thresher Sank   Was Burned By Rush Of Flame Says Shipyard Expert

Debris points to fire on sub  CHARRED PIECES FISHED FROM   CHARRED PIECES FISHED FROM ATLANTIC LIKELY OFF THRESHER

Charred Plastic Linked With Sub  @ Cluac Shaw Thrackaer Dacecihiy Riusweead a

‘Rush of Flame’ Envisioned  Charred Plastic Shielding May be Vital Clue in Sub‘s Disappearance

Vietnamese secret police named in complaint  Press in Viet Nam protests manhandling

THANK YOU. BROTHER!   AMERICANS PROTEST Viet Nam Police Attack Newsmer

American Press Corps Appeals To President Kennedy  Vietnamese Secret Police Beat U. §. Newsman

Ask Kennedy to Support Protest  Newsmen Roughed By Vietnamese Police

PLEA TO J.F.K. Reporters Hit Brutal Viet Acts   DISCRIMINATION HIT

FIRST IN A SERIES   Goals of Communist Powers  Similar but Methods Differ

Mob Battles Police.  Storms Kremlin   Protest Killing of Ghanian by Russian; Cite Alabama

Ghana Youths Try To Break Into Kremlin   Africans Blame Russian for Death Of Countryman

Protest Fatal Stabbing Ghanian Students Stage  Demonstration in Moscow

African Students Storm Red Square   Attempt To Break ©  Into Kremlin Battle Russ Police Near Nikita Office

Student Mob Fights Red Police   Africans Protest Russian’s Slaying Of Colleague

African Students §  Overrun Barricades Into Red Square; Fight Under K's Window

Storm Barricades, Try to Get Into Kremlin; Protest Fatal Stabbing—  African Students Riot. Battle Police in Moscow

Students Storm Into  Red Square   Several Hundred Battle With Police In Death Protest

Stabbing Protested African Students Stage Mass Riot  In Soviet Square

Red Square Stormed by Anary Students  Hundreds Protest Fatal Stabbing of —— Vouth Fram Ghana

Police Fight Negroes in Red Square   Hundreds March Over Death of Ghana Student

Try to break into the Kremlin  Protest fatal stabbing of Ghana student by Russian

African students attempt to storm Kremlin, protest Ghanian’s slaying

Students Storm Moscow's Red Square; Fight Police; Protest Fatal Stabbing

Alricans Demonstrate Near Kremlit  Randonttia Micail   Student’s. Death Is Protested In Red Square

Sta g By Russian Protested  GHANA STUDENTS TRY BREAK INTO KREMLIN

Baitle Police, Try to Storm Into Kremlin   Protest Stabbing of Student by Russian

Students Fight In Red Square   Africans Protest Fatal Stabbing Of Youth From Ghana Last Friday

Protest Alleged Stabbing     African Students Turn Moscow Into Birmingham

Red Square  Is Scene  Of Outburst  Demonstrators Push Through Barricades

Storm Past Offices Of Khruschey   Try To Carry Stabbing Protest Into Kremlin

Pupils Storm Red Square   Africans Protest Ghana Student’s Death Fr iday

REMINISCENT OF 1917  Students Storm Red Square To Protest Fatal Stabbing

Red Square Area Stormed By Africans   Students Battle Police in Protest To Stabbina Case

Police Curb Students In Red Capital   Africans Protest Fatal Stabbing Of. Youth From Ghana

EAC TIVITTOTPUEVTo Ff iy ee ioe ees ee wee 2 os ee 2 * E e ee es  AFRICAN STUDENTS STORM RED SQUARE

Red Square Stormed In Student Riot   Protesting Crowd Makes Try At Entering Kremlin

Stabbing Of Ghanian Is Protested  Wild Scene Reminiscent OE Ravalution

African students storm Red Square in protest   Demonstrators fight with police, attempt to enter Kremlin in denouncing stabbing

Foreign Students Clash With Cops in Red Square  Protest Stabbing Of Ghana Student By Soviet Citizen

Students Of Africa Storm At Kremlin   Police Battled In Rare Protest Against killing Of Ghana Man

HGHT POLICE DURING WILD PROTEST   Demonstrate Against Killing Of Student By Russian  RIOTERS   Try To Break Into Kremlin: Stage Battle Under Krush’s Office

African Students Riot in Moscow's Great Red Square   Protest Killing of Fellow: Call Moscow "R Second Alabama.”

Demonstration Is Protest Against What They Call Fatal Stabbing Of ~ Young Ghanian by Russian

Easier to Meet a Friend in Africa Than for New York Luncheon Date

More Likely to Meet Over in Africa Than for Lunch in This Great Big Busy City

SCHOLARSHIPS RESEARCH GET CANCER FUNDS   Patients Also May Be Helped

Three Others Hurt In Crash  Man, Found Unconscious In Wrecked Car By State Patrol, Listed As “Poor”

DAMAGE REPORTED HIGH  Violent Storms, Floods Strike Several States

What's U.S. Weather? You Name It; Rain, Flood, Hail, Tornadoes. Rampant.

No Comment Is Given By Goldwater   On Vacation And Remains Silent As Rocky Starts Race

Barry Silent (in Potential Rival’s Entry   Goldwater Forces Say Plans To Draft Senator Unchanged

fle Has No Comment  Goldwater Lets Republican Rival  Enjoy Limelight

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To Increase Public School Aid Gov. Scranton Accepts  New Recommendation

Three Groups Ready To Back Tax Program To Finance Their Proposals

State Halts Compulsory School Reorganization   Right to Amend   School Groups Submit. Suggestions to Scranton

Airport Issue Aired Further  Harrison Says W. W. Speight Is  Confusine Facte

Outlook  Remains  4 G . y) rave   Suffered Greatly In Early Night

Holy Father Death Nears  FromTumor   Fails To Respond To Transfusions, Prelate Declares  BULLETIN

Last 24 Hrs. Nearly Fatal For Pontiff  Doctors Work Through the Night

Critically Ill Pontiff Has Suffered New  Heamoarrhanes But Ramaine Canceianc 

Fears For His Life:   Pone Has Cancer, Medics Say: Condition Is Critical

lll Pontiff Knows He's Near Death   Suffers Severe Internal Hemorrhages; Losing Strength Rapidly

[Aged Pope Has Excellent Night; Vatican Hopeful He Might ‘Rally From Illness

LAST 24 HOURS ALMOST FATAL TO PONTIFF  Pope John Rallies But Condition Still Grave

‘WOR 0 NEWS _ Pope John XXIII Closer to Death;   New Crisis Could Be Fatal to Pontiff

Pontitt Has Continuing  Hemorrhages Vatican Reports He  Has Abnormal Growth Fear For His Life

Pope John Spend Excellent. Night’ Vatican Reports  Expects To Receive His Doctor In A   Expects To Receive His Doctor In A Farewell Visit Tadav

Holy Father Has Growth In Stomach   Condition Remains Critical, Fears For His Life Mounting

Pontiff Reported Suffering From Stomach Cancer   Internal Hemorrhage; Continue; Fear Grows for Life of Aved Churchman,

Medics Hint Pope Suffers From Cancer   Vatican Reports Abnormal Growth in His Stomach

All-Out Hassle Looms Large In Assembly   Democrats Voice Objection To GOP Steamroller Tactics

Hassle Looms In Ohio House Over Joint Rules: Hit GOP Steamroller Tactics

Entire Army Division Flying. to Europe  Vact Airlift Ctarts   Space Agency Selects 14 New Astronauts

 Division Moving to Germany  U.S. Planes Engage in Operation Big Litt

Big Airlift of Troops Started  15.000 Soldiers Bein   15,000 Soldiers Being Flown to W. Germany

Vanguard _ Of Airlift. On lis Way      --Germany-Bound  Fly Uneventfully -

FIRST STRIKE IN NOVEMBER Central Americans Plan Free Cuba In 18 Months

Sunday Law Wins Round In Committee   Bill To Strengthen Strip-Mining Law Sent To Governor

Sunday Law Wins Round In Committee  Bill To Strengthen   Bill To Strengther Strip-Mining Law Sent To Governor

Lite s End  MISS JANE KLUCKHOHN' ~— RETIRED. PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH SUCCUMBS AT AGE 52. IN SANTA FE  Memorlal Services Bean Cat Wadnecday

LiTé $ ENG  MISS JANE KLUCKHOHN —— RETIRED PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH SUCCUMBS AT AGE 52 IN SANTA FE  Memorial Services Bre Sat Wednesday

MISS JANE KLUCKHOHN — RETIRED PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH SUCCUMBS AT AGE 52 IN SANTA FE  Memortal Services

Await Detailed Proposals 2 Common Ground Seen for Huahes, GOP Lawmakers   Churchmen. Ask Action To End Discrimination

Details of Gov. Hughes’ program should tell how well he'll get along with Republicans

Iowa Legislature NNN ETT,  Specific Proposals  Of Hughes Awaited

Favors Bus Rides for All Pupils   GOP Pleased About His Offer Of Cooperation

Home Prudent In Accepting Summit Offer   Spells Out Britain’s Position in Major  Address Before U.N

Home Likes Red Idea Of Summit   Acceptance Cautious With Preparation Of Program First

KENNEDY WILL RETURN TOBAY TO GAPITAL   President Will Confer With Legislative Leaders   RULES COMMITTEE VICTORY FORECAST

JFK Team Confident Of Winning   Antifilibustering Control Promises Fight In Senate

PRESIDENT DUE TD ARRIVE IN CAPITAL TANAY   Will Stay Gut of Fight to Change Anti-Filibuster  Bilos   Party Strategy Sessions Called Prior t¢ Congress Onening

Open Concern Shown by JIK  Over Outcome  Quick Decision Due In Congress; Senate

Legislative Leaders See Rules Committee Victory   P.O. Rate Increase to Cost State $581,500 More a Year

Administration Girds for Rules Committee Tits   Leaders ‘Cautiously Confident’ of Result Of Showdown in House

Showdown on Negroes Entering Alabama   Governor Wallace Plans to Meet Negro Pair at Door of University; Depends On Federal Position for Final Outcome

Alabama Governor, U.S. To Face Racial Showdown At College Doors Tuesday

Plans to block registration  Gov. Wallace to formally forbid negro enrollment

STEPS HINGE ON FEDERALS   Governor Again Ask People To Avoid University

Alabama:   eater  Geax Wallace Heading for  Racial Crisis  “Stand” to Block 3 Negroes Is at Risk of Jail Term

SAYS OTHER STEPS HINGE ON FEDERALS   Governor Again Ask People To Avoid University

Wallace Still Plans To Block Negroes   Kennedy Gives Plan To Cut Racial Tension

Wallace Clings Defiantly fo His Segregation Stand   Alabama Gevarier Stitt Plana to Forbid Nagross’ Patranée io University,

Holding Escapees For Jury   In Another Section Of Jail To Wait For September Grand Jury

U.S. Accepts Mediation Bid On Cambodia  Philippine Offer Allows 2 Nations Face Saving Move

Renews Plea For Bond Issue Governor Plans Blitz’ To Lure More Industry

Agency Shop Ruling By Hieh Court  a 1 74 2 eels. 2 re   i pholds Florida's Prohibition OF Shop Contracts

High Court Rules Taft-Hartley Law Doesnt Ban Agency Shop Agreements

Indiana Agency Shop Is Upheld  Florida Ban Upheld By Supreme Court

Court Rules  On Agency Shop Pacts   Upholds Florida Prohibition, Sees No T-H Act Ban

UAW Supported In Agency Shop Ruling by Court   Different Stand On Florida Case

Florida Case Ruled Exception Agency Shop Agreements Upheld By Supreme Court

Court Upholds Agreements on Agency Shop   Also Backs Florida Prohibition of Such Contracts

Tribunal Rules In Labor Cases  Taft-Hartley Law Doesn’t Ban Agency Shop Agreements

Upholds Florida prohition T-H does not ban agency  shop aareements, ruling

(COURT RULES ON T-H LAW  ‘No Agency Shop Ban   Court Roundup. Page Seven.

Supreme Court Rules Taft-Hartley Law Doesn’t Ban Agency Shop Pacts   ‘Ohio Legislature Faces ‘Heavy Backlog Of Bills

or asin Shots: Taft-Hartley  Law Permits  Agency Shop   Ban in Florida Is Upheld in Ruling By Supreme Coutt

Fresh Snow Squalls Are Predicted   Mercury Will Plunge Lower Tonight; Main Streets Are Cleared

Drill Resume: In Effort To Free Ll Men   Miners Found Entombed Alive In Tiny Air Pocket

Drill Toward 11 In German Mine  Cs gun jel iss com la   Found Alive In Tinv Air Pocket

Senate Approves Loan Shark Bill   Action Comes on Voice Vote; Debate Is Short

Senate Passes Loan Regulation  Bill; Only House Action Needed   RPECITAL  ITEM

Recalls Name As Oswald; Gun Different   Oswald’s Mother Says FBI Quizzed Son Three Times

Beane And Gibson....  Hearty Welcomes Await Two Tar Heel Prisoners   lif He Comes To Gastonia... Homecoming May Bring Trouble For Joe Greene

 World News  North Korea Refuses To Tell Fate Of U.N. Copter Pilots

Last-Ditch Effort Made By Secretary of Labor To Prevent Rail Strike

Hb Wtites LdJyUrel  a ene oe ann RE emer ARNERY ES I Se gemma SRNR te eR ARN en he ANN RR  Hope Is Seen For Rail Pact

Last Ditch Efforts Bring Sides Closer   Will Engage In Negotiations For 20 Days

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES Through Julv 5    Say proposals may help avoid rail strike

Wirtz Suagests Talks to Avert Railroad Strike   Labor Secretary Proposes Binding Negotiations for 20 Days on Work Rules.

Compulsory Car Inspection Bill Faces Assembly  House Gives Its OK   House Gives Its OK To Cut Personal Property Tax Rates

Has Been Defeated Many Times Compulsory Auto Check Plan Eyed In Ohio House

House To Act On Automobile Inspection Bill  Checks Would Be Compulsory At Least Once Yearly

Compulsory Car Inspection Bill Faces Assembly   House Gives Its OK To Cut In Personal Property Tax Rates

Thundershowers   Compulsory Car Inspection Bill Faces Assembly  ae... , on 2 rauis   House Gives Its OK To Cut in Personal Property Tax Rates

Auto Check Plan Before House Again  New Try Attempted For Ohio System of

Compulsory Car Inspection Bill Faces Assembly  House Gives Its OK To Cut in Personal  Dsanariue Taw

To Airlift A Division To Europe   A Full-Scale, Realistic Test of Combined Army-Air Strike

Debiaulle      lwo Major Unions Dety Order Ta Drat  . Bn a NAjmane Afb Sheaben

Escaped Mental Patient Denies Phoenix Killing   Attendant Arrested

Viet Nam Probe In Progress   Administration Hopes To Find Woys For Reform

Aims to find  plan to win  anti-Red war Critical problem as US. is losin osing = 4

PLAN RESURVEY OF RELATIONS IN S. VIET NAM   ADMINISTRATION SEEKS SOLUTION TO TROUBLE AREA

Cooper’ s Prayer   ‘Father, Thank You, Especially For Letting Me Fly This Flight

Prayer Shows Astronauts Put Faith In Something More Than Computers

Astronaut Cooper Reveals Prayer  Helped Guide Him On Orbit Flight

Cooper’s Prayer Recorded — U. S. Astronauts Believe Something More Than Computers Guides Them

Spoke Into Recorder  Cooper’s Prayer During  16th Orbit Is Revealed

wevotion in space.  Astronaut’s Prayer, Recited In Flight, Moves Mother. Congress

Senate Delays Defense Money Bill Debate   Measure To Await Ratification of N-Ban Treaty

Doctors Are ‘Suspicious’ Of Narcoties  Unconscious in Apartment of Friend

Smith Asks Big Increase For Welfare  Defici ency Funds,   Deficiency Funds, 583 New Staffers Included In Budge

News Break Possibility Delays Press   JFK Postpones Florida Departure To View Price Ris«

Steel Price Mystery To WhiteHouse   President Faces Another Battle With Steelmakers

Developments Clouded In Mystery  Another Battle Over Steel Hike?

Kennedy May Battle Steelmakers Over Possible Price-rise Late Bulletin

At Russell Surprise Testimony At Hearing  State Tries Showing Witness’ Testimony Rint Sama Ae Farliar

Action Viewed as Farce  U.S. May Have Stubbed Its Toe (Again in Latest Caribbean Crisis

Leone Agrees To Form New lfalian Cabinet   Acts To Ease Political Crisis

Ministers Note Policy Accord Following Talks  _ Gromyko Expresses   Gromyko Expresses Hope for Speedy Formal Approval

Supreme Court Asked to Outlaw Use of Federal Forces in Racial Disputes

Quick Action Suspends One Friday Night   Had Taken Part In Show Thursday Against Meredith

Legislature Sees Quiet Days Next   Talks At Home Could Spur A Little Oratory

Pe Wat sao fs     ‘Recorder On Doomed j et Indicates Violent Stresses

Extreme Turbulence At 19,000 Feet May Have Started Jet Airliner On Dive That Tore lt Apart

Before Florida Ever glades ( Crash —   Violent Stresses Struck Plane

TFX Source Is Withheld By Newsman  Senators Angry With Pentagon, Bid Informants   $6.5 BILLION

Reporter Refuses Name Of Source  _“High-Up’ Informant   *High-Up’ Informant Told Him Of Choice ‘Long In Advance

Debates On Votes Launched  Voting System Solution Aired In Legislature

Dummy Shell Kills 2 In Freak M ishap  14 Hurt As Jet   14 Hurt As Jet Hurls Rocket Into Florida Bunker

Two killed, 14 hurt in target mixup  Jet fires dummy rockets at control point

Strafing drill fatal to two  Bunker hit by ‘dummy rocket, 14 are injured

> Pet. Sales Tax Plan Is Newest Hope   Popularity Poll Is Indicative OF Future Passage

House Aides Lean Towards  > Pet. Levy   Scranton Indicates He'll Support Plan In Lieu of Own Idea

But They Still Lack Votes  To Put It Over; Four Alternate Plans Rejected

‘Fregrem to School Negro Youth In Prince Edward County Set Up   House Starts on Bill   LawversUrgedto Act

GOVERNOR WILL  KEEP PLEDGE TO  VETO TAX BILL SAYS SALES TAX   WILL OFFSET NEED FOR MORE MONEY

Kerner Says He Wil! Block Tax Increases; Undecided On School Aid And Police Pay.

TAX BOOST VETO NEX]   Kerner Says He Will Block Tax Increases; Undecided On School Aid And Police Pay.

Disappear From U.S. Bank Vault   May Have Been Burned: Theft Another Theory

Finance Committee Votes Rejection of Reynolds Tax Plan   Only Lukewarm Support for Measure From State AFL-CIO      Other stories on Pages A-3 and B-1

3% General Sales Tax  Bill Submitted By GOP   Recommend Killing Bill To Increase State Taxes

Dalton Watches Legislature Close   Goverrior. Generally Approves Accomplishment of 1963 Session,

Brief Facts On Thresher   PALEY KNOW! . Thresher Kin Can Only Wait and Pray

Taree i     : Pe oe a ee PA TR mau bea  i  ]  * rN     UOomnent 

Traffic Toll Dips Below Predictions   “Nation: Heartened As Death: Tally ‘Remains ‘Down

Presents Program to Solons  He Proposes $673 Million for 2 Years

SEC Study Complete ... No Illegal Stock Market  Break Manipulation Found

 SEC Group Concludes Study No Evidence of Manipulation  Found in 1962 Market Break

SEC: NO STOCK MARKET BLAME   Committee Says Can’t Single Out Group For Sharp Break Of 1962

No Evidence of Market Rigging   Committee Reports On '62 Dip Study

No Evidence  Of Illegal  Market Move SEC Panel Winds  Up 2-Year Study Of Stack Fxchance

Study of Stock Market Complete  SEC Group Finds No Evidence of Manipulation in Big Decline

No Illegal Conduct in Mart Break   SEC Rules Thusly in Last Installment of Two-Year Study

NEARLY 300 VEHICLES TRAVEL THROUGH HERE IN GLIIARD TRUCK CONVOY!

NEARLY 300 VEHICLES  ! TRAVEL THROUGH HERE  IN GUARD TRUCK CONVOYS

Proposed Tax Reduction Program Net: Two Pay Increases for U.S. Workers

Workers Would Space Budget Get 2 Pay Hikes Up $2 Billion Under Tax Plan Over Fiscal ‘63

U.S. Activity May Indicate Laos Showdown   Neutralist Forces Supplied More Arms, Ammunition

U.S. Prepares For Showdown Over Laos   Sources Say Reds Sent Fresh Troops Into Neutral Natior

U.S. readies  tor showdown Ammunition and arms shipped to Laos neutralists

Fresh Communist Troops Are Introduced into Laos; U.S. Said Planning Showdown

Nonaggression Pact Linked With Proposal   Harriman Slated To Go To Moscow To Resume Talks

President, Aides Hold 2 Meetings  State Department Consults with

Package Deal On Tests Hit   Major ‘Overture’ By Khrushchev Seen Infringing On NATO Unity

Rejection Ot Red Deal By U.S. Is Seen   Reaction Follows JFK's Huddles On A-Ban, Pact Bids

President, Chief Aides Study Plan   Package Calls For Limited Test Ban, Nonaggression Pac

Vote for City Officers Tuesday)   Polls Open from 8 A.M. Until 8PM. for Votina

Initial Partial Ban Treaty Today   Administration Seeks Support for Treaty

eeseceeeneseeeensaeee re ee eeere eee eee eee eee eee  Washin: eton Roundup

U.S. Income Show Increase During March  Figure $17 Billion Above Sum for Caen Dacinel (mn (£9

Predict Low Percentage Of State Voters At Polls Tuesday Referendums, Local Races Attract

‘THIS MISERABLE NIGHTMARE’ Full-Scale Senate Probe Due Into Kennedy, Oswald Deaths

Staring At Death ... Casually   Trapped Miners Play Cards As Rescuers Work

SEVEN CENTS   They're going up   Hike on homes  from $24.to $110

 ee e Bolivian Miners Refuse To Free Hostages, Including Americans

Romney Outlines Expansion Plans  Legisisture Is Given Messacae by Governor

Red China's Ally Scores U.S. Policy   Stevenson Calls It Distortion Of Fact And Demaaoaguety

Seéks Help On Tax Cut And Rights   President Praises Bodyguard, Risked Life In Shooting

Congressman Makes Charge   Says State Has Failed To Regulate Gambling

Summon 82 Cardinals For June 19  Conclave To Name Papal Successor

Yeasant’s Son Who Became Pontiff Mourned .. .  Thousands Filing Past Pope's Bier

MOURNERS FILE PAST BODY IN BASILICA  Thousands Pay Tribute to Pope John

Throngs Pay Pope Tribute   ‘Tens of Thousands File Through Basilica—Cardinals Meet June 19

Meeting Of Cardinals To Select New Pope Will Convene June 19   Flanked By Colunins

; Cardinals Meet June 19  Thousands Pay! ing Last  ‘Respects to Pope John

VATICAN CITY (UPI) — By the tens of thousands mourners filed through St. Peter’s Basilica today in final tribute to Pope John XXIII.

Thousands © File Past Pope's Body  Cardinal College To Begin Picking Successor June 19

Pacem In Terris  Pope John Si gus Appeal Calling For World Peace

Outer Banks Cut In Two By Storm   Atlantic Ocean Beaches Are Being Eroded

STORM CUTS OUTER BANKS   High Winds, Waves Erode Beaches, Endanger Shinning

Rescued In River Flood  ‘Atlantic Ocean Beaches Eroded By Violent Mid-Winter Tempest

High Seas Battering Shoreline  Cuapu.e Caill   Storm Still Lashing Away Along Coast

ON THE INSIDE PAGES.   Fierce Winter Storm Has Cut N. C. Outer Banks In Two Acain

i ny . :  For Applications . For Wool Payments  April 30 Deadline

After topping Mount Everest  John Whittaker receives varsity letter from SU

CUBAN EXILE COLONY UNITES BEHIND MIRO  US. ‘Coexistence Policy Seen   ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS CLAIM:  US. Not Soft on Cuba

. \ President’s Prograin —_— era  10,105 Dissuaded As School Dropouts

Negro civil rights leader shot to death by sniper   President appalled by barbarity of slaying

FBI Offers Assistance In Investigation  Fund, Pledges Swift Prosecution

April 20 In Wheeling West Vi irginia Legislature Due In Coutensial Session

_ Justices Black And Potter Clash Again As:  Supreme Court Re-opens Prayer Issue

Life’s End   MRS, WILL COLLING, 73, EXPIRES AT HER HOME  IN REMSEN — FUNERAL  CIN POWAY ACADAIIAIC

Life’s End   MRS. WILL COLLING, 73, EXPIRES AT HER HOME IN REMSEN — FUNERAI SET FRIDAY MORNING

Returns Give Leoni Lead In Venezuela   96 Pet. Turnout Recorded: Man Killed In Gun Fight

Vietory Against Castro   Would Hand Underground Terrorists Major Setback

Castroites Are Beaten ‘In Election   Betancourt’s Favorite Surges to Strong 90,000 Margin

Venezuelan Voters Ignore Terrorist Tactics to Vole-in Record Numbers

Strong popular support shown  Anti-Castro candidate in  strong Venezuelan lead

Betancourt Party  Candidate Ahead   Outgoing President Charges  Cuba Exporting Revolution

Leoni Takes Early Command In Latin Vote   Venezuelans Voting In Heavy Numbers Despite Death Threat

Leoni, Betancourt Candidate, Leadine At Venezuela Polls   Huge Turnout of Voters Despite Terrorist Threats

Leoni Holds Ballot Bulge In Venezuela   Outcome Indicates Another Big Blow To Red Opposition

VENEZUELAN VOTERS DEFY CASTRO REDS   Ninety-Six Per Cent Ot Voters Ballot On President, Risk Terrorist Death Threats.

Terrorist Tactics Fail . . . Leoni Takes Strong Lead in Venezuela

In Venezuela Vote  Betancourt’s Candidate Leads In Early Returns

Leoni's Mounting Margin Reflects Great Support of Betancourt's Cuban Stand

Castro Foe Ahead In  Venezuela Election   Voters Refuse To Be Intimidated By Terror

Leoni Leads In Venezuela Vote   Record Turnout At Polls Despite Terror

In Defiance Of Death Threats: Leoni Leading   Some Trouble Breaks Out; At Least One Killed

VOTING SEEN SUPPORT FOR ACTION POLICY   Leoni’s Margin Over Nearest Rival Near 80,060 Votes   TABULATIONS NOW AT HALF-WAY MARK

Deals Setback To Castroite Terrorists  Closest Rival Trrile Laant   Closest Rival Trails Leoni By 90,000 Votes   OUT IN RECORD

Venezuela Gives Lead To Leoni   96% Turn Out Despite Terrorist Gunfire, Bombs

Anti-Castro Ticket Gains In Venezuela  Populace Defies biases Of —  ie en APPA FIC

Same Party Holds Lead  In Kleetion   Vote Heavy In Venezuels Despite Pro-Red Threats   CARACAS TREND   KHOMBS GO OFF

Terrorists Fail Lo Stop Election  Leoni Leads In Early Venezuela Returns

Castro Foe Takes Lead Of 88,000   Vote Indicates Big Support For Betancourt Stand

People Deby Ter rorists In Election   Betaucourt’s Man, Leoni, Has Strang Lead In Returns

Leoni —  Leads in  Caracas Violence ‘as.  ~ Venezuela © ff... g, Dalle

‘Lerrorists Kaul to Curb Voting  Leoni Takes Early Lead In Venezuela

Ohio Escapes Holiday Tolt   But National Traffic Death Total Is Record

Ohio Escapes Holiday Toll  Rit Natinnal Teaff;   But National Traffic Death Total Is Record

NO OHIO TRAFFIC DEATHS   Memorial Day Toll On U.S. Roads Reaches 141

New Governor Says Group Was Politically Inspired In “llth Hour” Decision

No Relief From Cold In Sight   Friaid- Wave   Frigid- Wave Holding Tight Across East

MERCURY DIPS WAY BELOW ZERO MARK   No Immediate General Relief Is In Sight  SOME HOPE   Of Slight Moderation In Midwest; 33 Minus In Pellston, Mich.

Suspected Assassin Quietly Buried Without Pallbearers Or Publicity

Map Found Tn Killer’s Apartment  No Incidents As Ruby Moved TR. Connty Tail

Wife, Mother Bury Oswald      Picturo of Oswald burial on Page 7.

Police Confirm Oswald  Had ‘Death Spot’ Map   Investigators Prepar: To Detail Evidence Against Suspect

FBI BI Passed ssed Along Tip  Police] Knew Oswald Life Jeopardized

Goldwater Raps Test Treaty in Madison Talk  Says Favorite Son Wouldn’t Keep Him Out of Primary

Haiti Under Army Rule And Curfew   Reprisals Against Dominican Feared; Terror Widespread

Duvalier Regime Declares Martial Law In Haiti As Mediators Leave

Sellery Hall Comes Through Screen Test   Now Goes to Conference House Votes Approval of Mental Health Bill

Dan Quentin Inmates Hold Brief Strike   Work Stoppage in Sympathy for Folsom'’s Convict

Welfare Chief Freed by Jury   Controversial Aide Cleared in Shakedown

Jury Acquits Joe Mitchell Oi Conspiracy   City Manager Of Newburgh

Newburgh’s Manager, Relief Dispute Figure, Freed in Bribery Case

Details Vetoed On Kennedy's Marginal Jots   Neither Pearson Nor Diefenbaker Speak On Renewal

‘Canadian Vote Nears But Kennedy Note Kep: Secret By Diefenbaker

Robbers hit  armored car $252,000 in bank notes hijacked in Great Britain

Peppery Harry Truman ai Grinnell College, his second day as politician-in-residence

Church Tax Exemption  Challenged   Atheist Leader Will File Suit

Seek Injunction  Tavern Men Want Sheriff  Banned from Their Bars

Issue Freeze Warnings   Fruit And Vegetable Growers In Midwest Brace For Cold Wave

250 Dead, 250,000 Homeless In Coffee Country  Fire Sweeping Brazil

BIRTH CONTROL PLAN HITS SNAG AFTER MISTAKE   CLERICAL ERROR ON INSTRUCTIONS HOLDS UP PROGRAM

Big Budget Book 1s Delivered fo The Leaislature  State Spends Ove $14 Bits ion Yenrly

Alessandroni Plans No Action; Private Citizens Could Instigate Legal Moves

Devotionals Continue In. 2 Districts   School Boards Are Going Ahead With Customs

Arrive today in Anchorage Two Swedes first to fly non-stop over North Pole

Art Of Possible  Lyndon Is Master         United Press International By HARRY FERGUSON  EDITORS NOTE: This is tne first of three dispatches on the career of President Lyn don B. Johnson.

ANSWER SOUGHT TO $32,000 QUESTION  Probers to Quiz Baker About Source of Cash

Senate Committee probe  $32,000 question posec in Bobby Baker case

RULES COMMITTEE SEEKS ANSWER  Big Question: Baker's $100 B Bille

Talks Boost U.S.-Soviet  Peace Hopes   Rusk Slates Parley With Gromyko For Airing Of Proposal:

Rusk fo Seek New Openings from Gromyko  Sec’y and British Diplomat in Talks hafnra Seasaina Red

RUSK, GROMYKO WILL CONTINUE ACCORD TALKS   WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEETING MAY GET BETTER RESULTS

Ne w 8 D nay. _N igh t   ( )ptimism Is Seen In Talks  Rusk. Soviet

Rusk, Gromyko To Meet   McNamara Delays Departure   News Restrictions Charged   Juan Bosch Sent Into Exile

Nikita Aneeies For Peace With West Soviet Warning  Given Red China

Today’s Smile   Russia Hurls Another Charge At Red China   Sino-Soviet Peace Talks Appear Doomed

Nikita Seeking Detente’ With West?  Red China Attacked Anew Through Pravda

Starting Study Of Viet Nam   GEN. TAYLOR, McNAMARA   lnatil Rencentls

Two Aides Leave For Viet Nam  AArNamarn Tavlar   McNamara, Taylor  To Make Study Of War Aaqainst Reds

Top Aides Sent On Mission  3 McNamara, Taylor  OFF To S. Viet Nam

Aides To Sitt Conflicting Viet Reports  Going Well Until Recently, Asserts Defense Secretary

Big Scramble  Begins for Top British Post   Tories to Figure in Race for Job; Butler Acting for Macmillan

Fatal Crash Scene   A=-Tdour Mail Service  + e a Giaded tor Amarillo

One Commuted, Three Get Stays  California Quadruple Execution Called Off

Grain Sales Credit Curb Stirs Fight   House Failure To Vote On Aid Bill Halts Session End

Angry Dems Lash ‘GOP Por Delay  LU Cancels   LU Cancels Klicht to Texas

Chance for ActionSoon Seems Gone   Compromise $3-Billion Foreign Money Bill In Deadlock

House Plans Another Try On Mondav   Deadlock Seen Barring  Sine Die Adjourn. i ment of Session

GOP Move Sends Bill To Panel   Longest Peacctime Session In History Extended By Delay

Rush For 63 Tags Likely   License Office Will Stay Open For  Extra Hours

Closed Door Meet Held Sanford Redistricting PlanIs Winning Favor

Cuban Leader Smiles Only Occasionally   Khrushchev Promises Russia Will Stand Firm Against U.S.

Big Welcome Given Castro  By Khrush   Assures Cuban Head Soviet Union Backs  Him Against U.S.

CUBAN BOSS IN MOSCOW . Castro Seems Disenchanted Despite Elaborate Welcome

SUPPORT PLEDGE RENEWED Nikita Rolls Out Carpet (Red) for Somber Castro

K, Thousands Greet Fidel In Red Square   Castro, Audience Cool Amid Fanfare; No Kiss From K For Cuban Comrade

KING CASE TO HIGHER COURT U.S. Will Try Again To Block Jury Probe

WEATHER   Rhodes Says Ohio Has Own Program For Hill Country   LBJ Hails New Measure To Aid Vocational Schools

UNDER APPALACHIAN PROGRAM  SEO Area \I      ay Get U.S. Help   No Sten (>t Letup  lrom Cold

Ohio Has Jump On Aid Plan   Scioto Included In Federal Program For Development

LATIN AMERICA CONCERNED  OAS Report On Cuba Differs With U.S. Version

Latin Fear Of Castro Spies Told  Paeae mt... wai.   OAS Differs With MecNamare’s View

Splinter group is defeated  Staley NFO victor   CHAMP BRINGS $9,250  Real McCoy sold

The World Today  r*w** x*x*knx xk*x*«rx   Colosseum Danger of Collapse

US. Scours Caribbean For Vessel  Pentagon Thinks Hijacked Ship No’ In Cuban Waters

Hijacked Freighter Still Eludes Hunt.   Navy Ships, Planes Comb Ocean Over A 750.000 Square Mile Area Fruitlessly

Nenate Approves Boosts In Sales, Cigarette Taxes   ‘ive Per Cent Levy Passes With Solid   GOP Support— Ef. fective June t,

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1962, A Nationa Council of Churches Religious Features)

Laird Fighting Reduced Status Of 32nd Division  Urges McNamara To Approve 65% Level for Unit

Tshombe Says He'll Talk-lf   The ‘If? Pegged On Halt By U.N. Force.  Escorts To Capital   DIFFICULTY SEEN

Ishombe OKs Congo Parley   Secessionist Asks Guarantee On Safety

TSHOMBE WANTS TALK ON CONGO   WOULD RETURN TO KATANGAN CAPITAL AFTER CEASE-FIRE

AREA THREATENED   Tshombe Agrees To Return Home, Sets Conditions

DEMANDS PUT BY TSHOMBE   Agrees to Return If UN * Forces Halt Their Advance

New York Man Held On Felony   Probers Say He Informed On Himself

Pentagon Denies a Cuban Estimate by Southern Senator   Says Thurmond Report Varies Widely trom Intelligence Record.

Pentagon Denies Senator's Claim, Asks for Proof   Thurmond Lists Arms, Including Missiles

CUBA RAISING US. CONCERN, RUSK ADMITS   Thurmond’s Story Of Big Red Base Brings Challenge

Argument On Extent Of Buildup   Thurmond Account of Russian Might in Cuba Disputed

WITH SUPPORTING UNITS  Soviet Has Around 40,000 Military Personnel In Cuba

Pentagon Asks Proof  Cuba Bristles With Red  Troops,Senator Claims

Pentagon Denies Report .  Thurmond Reports Missiles, MIG Planes, Big Soviet Force In Cuba

Thurmond Warns Of Large Soviet Buildup in Cuba   Estimates Red Force Numbers  Between 30-40,000

Pentagon Asks Sen. Thurmond fo Show Proof   Senator Also Reports Soviet Ballistic Missiles

Pentagon Denies Charge That Russia Has 30,000 Troops, Missile In Guba.

New Buildup Figures Are  Said Known  Sen. Thurmond Says Red General Is Leading Troops   LISTS ARMS

SOLON SAYS SOVIETS IN CUBA STRON{   Senator Asked To Provide  Confirming Data

Rusk Note: Presence  Of Soviets             peretary Says 17,000 Russians  Causing Coneern

Pentagon Contradicts Report Senator Says Huge  Red Force in Cuba

Solon Says ‘Brush Curtain’ Concealing 40,000 Soviets   Forced Arbitration Warning Sounded

Thurmond Says Russia Has 40,000 Troops And Heavy Missiles In Cuba

Soviet Army of Up to 40,000 Men, Much Equipment Said to Be in Cuba

Thurmond Says Russians Have Troops, Missiles “Behind Brush Curtain”  DCATTALCICNAL CNCFAWVITCKAA RAT   PENTAGON SPOKESMAN   Asks Senator To Back Up Charges; Rusk Admits Russian Military Presence Of Concern To U. S.

CUBA BUILDUF ARGUMENTS FLARE AGAIK   Senator Thurmond’: Data Contradicted By Pentagon   HE CLAIMS 35,000 SOVIETS ON. ISLAND

THURMOND DESCRIBES ‘BEHIND THE BUSH’  Soviet Arms Buildup Again In Cuba

OF CUBAN ARMS BUILDUP —  Pentagon Asks Senator For Proof Of Charges"

Troops And Missiles There... .  Thurmond Claims Cuba Has “Formidable Base

Give Proof Of Buildup, Senator Told  Dontnonn Caste   Pentagon Contradicts Estimate Of Soviet Manpower in Cuba

CLAIMS QUICKLY CHALLENGED BY THE PENTAGON   Senator Cites ‘Reliable Estimates’ of 30,000 to 40.000 Tranne   TELLS OF MISSILES   Senate Group Tags Cuban Situation for Early Investigation

Pentagon Disputes Report —  Thurmond Claims Cuba  Formidable Soviet Base

Thurmond’s Claims Hit By Pentagon   Back Up Reports Of Soviet Power, Spokesman Says

THURMOND CITES CUBAN MISSILES   Claims Reds Building Uj Bases, Adding Thousands of Troops

ANNOUNCE WINNERS AT ‘VERY SUCCESSFUL’ GRAND OPENING AT  "ST. CLAIR’S

ANNOUNCE WINNERS AT VERY SUCCESSFUL’ /GRAND OPENING AT  er. CLATRES

liem Tells New Assembly: Viet Nam Set For Offensive  On All Fronts

SUNDAY’S INDEX  Florida Telephone Rates Going Down   TRADITIONAL (?) DAY TOMORROW  Greatest Of April Foolers Retires

ONCE WAS NEW YEAR’S DAY Today Set Aside ‘To Play Amiably Asinine Tricks’

‘Tomorrow Is Day to Play... .'Amiably ‘Asinine Tricks Upon One's Neighbor’.   Present Standard Of Jokes Is Low

Sen. Russell Raps GOP Goose Stepping To Tune Of New Frontier March

Rain Doesn't Mar Quint Celebration’  ‘Aberdeen Hails Famous Five

Aberdeen Rolls Out Red Carpet in Big Celebration for Five Famous Residents

Polaris Pact Defails Aired   Britain to Buy Enough Missiles For Underseas Need

Agreement Is Reached With US   Undersea Nuelear Strike Force To Be Equipped

uctear dct: U.S, Britain Sign Polaris  Agreement Agtee on Sale of ‘Missiles to Equip Underseas Fleet

Enough To Equip  Sea Force   Agreement Signed Saturday And Presented To Parliament Today

To equip underseas nuclear force  Britain to buy Polaris missiles from U.S.

Britain will buy Polaris missiles sufficient to equip strikingforce   NATO warned

Britain Will Buy  Polaris Missiles Agreement With U.S. Will Give  English Nuclear Strike Force

Anti-Sesregation Rigors   SRR OR PU eT CR LEORE BUISOrs  King Suit Asks End To Alabama Arrests      Logan Officials Cited In County Funds Suit

 Showdown Seen Near After Judge's Decision in Alabama Racial Dispute

Judge Rules For Enrolling Of Negroes   Governor Wallace Plans To Bar Door At State University

Students’ ‘Admission  Upheld   ‘Ole Miss Strife Repetition Feared

wet ert AS OVE  "Superintendent 0. R. Douglas, Directors, Get New Contracts

Front- ‘Running Canadian Liberals Gain Support for Election Monday

Pearson’s Liberals Gain in Canada  Despite Three-Party Opposition

Lester Pearson’s Liberals Appear Front- Runners as Canada Vate Nears

Liberals Move Ahead In Canada   Three Parties In Last Stages Of Campaigns

Voluntary Basis, Some Schools: —_ State To Spur ‘Objective’ Teaching Of Religion In Its Public Schools

On Voluntary Basis ‘State Schools to Introduce ‘Objective’ Religion Course:

Congress Hears Kennedy Plan For Aid to Aged   Hospital Insurance, Tax Aid for Elderly — ~ Included in. Proposal

PART OF $10-BILLION, 5-YEAR PROGRAM  JFK Offers Medicare Plan Again

PLAN 10 AID THE ELDERL   Renews Plea For Health Insurance Through Social Security; Asks Tax Benefits, Housing For Aged.

DIU Billion Package JFK Puts New Wrappings On Old Medicare Proposals

$10 Billion, 5-Year Program —  JFK Puts New Cover On Aged Care Plans

President Repeats His Senior Cifizen Medi-Care Proposal   Aged Care Through a Social Security Hike Seems Doomed to Lose.

Leading List  Is Debated Plan For Hospital Insurance  Throuch SS

FK OFFERS PLAN 10 AID THE ELDERL'   Renews Plea For Health Insurance Through Social Security; Ask: Tax Benefits, Housing For Aaed.

Medicare Core Of Aid Plans   Kennedy Asks $10 Billion In Five-Year Aged Aid Plan

Hospital Insurance Heart Of Program  Kennedy Asks $10 Billion For Aged Care Program

Medicare into new wrappings   HEALTH CARE FOR THE ELDERLY IN SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS

HEALTH CARE INCLUDED IN PLAN   Proposals Virtually Same As Submitted In 1962   ~ PRESIDENT'S   Request Includes Housing For Aged, Tax Relief; 36 Items In Bill

Health Care Ot Elderly Major Point   Five-Year Proposal Includes Tax Benefit For Senior Citizens

Few Changes In Medicare Part Of Plan   Housing, Income, Jobs, Recreation In Broad Program

JFK Health Care For Elderly Plan Sent To Congress  Despite New Wrappings Proposals Expected Be

JFK Wraps Medicare in: New Package   $10-Billion Plan Includes Job Aid: and Tax Budaets

Insurance Through Social Security Aaain Is Heart of Kennedy Proposa

Kennedy Asks $10 Billion For Five Year Better Life For Senior Citizens Of U.S.   CAMILIAR ITEMS

President Proposes Hospital Insurance and Tax Benefits For Elderly Americans

President Offers Plan For Elderly   Hospital Insurance With Soc, Security Part Of Propasal

$10-billion proposed program JFK plans for health care of aged putin new wrappings

. F  = } @ ¢ * School Board Salary Proposal   Kennedy Renews Medicare Plea with New Wrappinas

President — Offers. Plan  For Elderly      Benefits Are Requested .

HEALTH CARE AGAIN KEY FEATURE IN PROPOSED BILL  JFK Renews Aid for Aged Plea

Re-Infroduces Program Killed By Congress   Bill’s Aim Is Better Income, Housing for Senior U.S. Citizens

President Spells Out 36 Ways to Help Aged In $10 Billion Program

Kennedy repackages health care for nation’s elderly in five-year plan for better life for senior citizens

President Sends Back Old Appeal   Message Today Embraces Many Other Itams

nennedy Vuts Battered Health Care For Elderly Plans In New Wrapping:

Kennedy's Message on Aid to Aged   Hospital Insurance : Core of Five-Year, $10-Billion Plan   Option Change

ALMOST A TWIN TO LAST YEAR'S DEFEATED BILL  PRESIDENT FAILS TO YIEILN TO AMA

Congress gets new  package   $10 billion plan to run for five years

Congress Gets JFK's Health Care Program   $10 Billion Five-Year Plan Aimed To Aid Senior Americans

Health Care Is Heart Of Plan   Congress Gets 5-Year, $10 Billion Proposal

Health Care Package Sent To Congress  Battered Proaram   Battered Program Dolled Up In New Wraopinas

Presented To Congress In New Wrappings— Kennedy's Battered Plans For Aged Medicare Ready

Medicare's Sent Back Into Ring For A Second Go-Round With Congress

Political Campaign Study Likely Despite Rosellini’s Veto of Funds

Voters Named For Duties as Court Jurors   Sheriff, Jury Commis. sioners Draw List of 174 Persons for Fall Term.

Voters Named For Jury Duty At March Term   Sheriff, Commission. ers Select 174 Per. sons for Court Serv: ice.

Special Civil Court Jurors Are Selected  Sheriff Draws 75. Member Traverse Panel far Service at

Jurors Drawn For Services At June Terr  Turn of Wheel Select: 99 Personsg for   Turn of Wheel Select: 99 Persons for Grand and Peti Juries.

Cardinal Koenig Mindszenty In Private Session  Seen As Effort To End Primate’s — Seven-Year Asylum

Dominican Head Offers War Threat   Duvalier Called ‘Mentally Sick’ By Juan Bosch

Dominican Head Warns Haiti on New Agaression   President Bosch Seeks Collective Inter. American Action Against Duvalier,

Haiti Invasion Is: Threatened   Dominican Head Seeks Collective Action Aqainst President Duvalier

OAS Team In Port au Prince  Caribbean Still Tense, Awaits Leaders’ Action

Police Arrest Many Negroe In New York  Pickets Protested Job Discrimination At Brooklyn Site

240: Jailed in N.Y. Racia Job Protest   Clergymen Spur Pickets; 1,000 Bar Trucks at Project

Vass Arrests Follow Building Site Protest  thintintin bmei, 86a ae

500 Pickets Protest Job Unfairness  Racial Tension Kases In Most Of the Nation

Pickets Protest Discrimination At Brooklyn Job  New York Police MAnmba MAnee Arracte

On The Racial Front Brooklyn Has Mass Arrest: But Nation Is Mostly Calm

Racial Roundup _ '500 Pickets Protest Job Discrimination in Brooklyn

Space Officials in United States Feel Duties of Astronaut Are ‘For Men Only

ee eet Nt Ne re ETT  Congressional Secretaries Who Hiked All Day Say They Would Dolt Aqain

May Go 50 Miles Next Time Congressional Secretaries  Enjoyed Hike Up Old Trail

Secretaries Walk 32 Mile In 12 Hours  Capitel Hill Group Willing To Make

Vals nine nappy, (00  Congressional secretaries make many miles from dawn to dusk

25 Counties For Repeal -Texans Don't Want To Scrap $1.50 Vote Cost   Poll Tax Collection To Start Here On Tuesday

DUVAL, JIM WELLS FOR REPEAL-—  Only 25 Of Texas’ 254 Counties Favor Abolishment Of Poll Tax

GRANT KERNER PLEA IN CRISIS ON RELIEF PAY   POLITICS TIES UP CHECKS FOR MANY ON ROLLS

Two Alabama Cities Are Ordered to Produce Plans for School Intearation

IOWA iRAFFIC FATALITIES   In Birmingham, Mobile Must desegregate schools

Tax News, Cold Marks This Week   Attention of Nation’s Businessmen Focused On Kennedy's Tax Pla..

This Week in Business and Finance ....  Tax Program Obscures Mixed Economy

For Local Revenue .... al Reve  City City Would Levy Own Sales Tax

Tito Fights ‘Tail End’ of Flu Attack   Yugoslav Leader Stay in Williamsburg; His Trip West Delayed

Soviets Helping Castro Infiltrate So. America, Cuban Exiles Tell OAS

Exiles Charge Soviets Using Ships, Planes  OAS Told Narcotics,  Counterfeit Money, Agents Also Smuggled

Report Cuba Used As Base For Smuggling   Exiles Say Reds Ship Agents, Guns To Latin America

Delegates Boo Peking to Continue Fight Against — —Coexistance Policy

Lively, Squalling and Kicking Fischer Quints Observe First Week’s Birthday

bese Is Heaviest  Quints Get Weights on [Record for First Time -

Fischer Quints Weighed: ‘Lively, Squalling, Kicking’ Is The Word

Quints Weighed for the First Time, Tip Scales af 15 Pounds 10 OQiineae

Fischer Quintuplets Are Finally Weighed. Boy Is Heaviest at 3 Pounds, 13 Qunces

Discuss Means Of Further Easing’ Cold War Tension  US, Britain, Soviet   US, Britain, Soviet Foreign Ministers In 2-Hour Meetina

Rusk Hosts Foreign Ministers For Discussion Of Cold War Situation

‘West. Soviet Leaders To Talk Again   Inspection, Arms Principal Topies

Envoys Talk, Reach No Agreement    Disarmament Views Get Exploration As Principal. Topic

Big 3 Talks Center ‘ed On ‘Ar ms Slash   Ministers Meet, Seek Way To Ease  Cold War Tension

Big 3 Confer — On New Accord   Ministers U.N, Session ls Called ‘Constructive’

DISCUSS EASING OF MORE COLD WAR TENSIONS   DISARMAMENT IS PRESUMED TO BE MAIN SUBJECT

Kast, West Emphasis Different  Only Accord   Only Accord Fo Meet Anew

3 Nations to Have Further Talks on  World Tensions Session in New York Called  ‘Dlaacant and Canctructive’.

Leaders Discuss Easing of Cold  War Tensions _ Session Called  ‘Constructive’ ;  Details Withheld

Brain Damage Fatal for Davey Moore—  Ring Champ Dies of Injuries

Ohio AFL-CIO Asks Veto Of Idle Pay Bill   But Rhodes’ Office Says Measure Signed Before Plea Received

Labor Aide Asks Veto QO} Jobless Bill   Bid To Defeat Second Measure Comes Too Late

State Senators Pass 40 Bills; Hearing Windup  Tighter Restrictions On Vets’ Exemptions

Senate Cleans Up Calendar Of 40  Bills In Lansing   Opposed By VFW

(CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT   ‘Cousin’ Frank Shows Us How To Catch Fish

RED-INFILTRATION CHARGE State Dept. Assures Brazilian Statement Not To Torpedo Aid

Brazilian-U. S. Issue Simmering  Infiltration Aired By Ambassadors

Butler Leading Contender for Macmillan Pos!  British Prime Minis

Eye Year-Round Surveillance  Albany Solons to Seek Decisive Budget Role   Sales ‘Tax to Help Schools. Welfare Overhaul Serapped

“SIX. PERSONS SILLED Four Explosions Rock Troubled Land Of Haiti

The Start of a Roadway   Duvalier Starts New Regime  As Blasts Rock Haitian City

Secret Plans Set for Atom Test Ban Pact  Three Powers Read To Open Conferenc

US Britain Confer On Ban Talks   Three-Power Parle; Scheduled To Open Monday In Moscow

Soviet Leader Blasts Peking s War Theories  E. Germans Hear Khrichchoayv Call   E. Germans Hear Khrushchev Call For Free W. Berlin

Khrush Prods Chinese: Cites Dangers of War   Castro Denounces China-Soviet Splif During Fiery Call for Revolution —’

Calls On Peking to Mend Ways  Says Communism Cannot Be Winner In Nuclear War

Challenges China To Mend Its Ways   Castro Shouts Call To Revolt

Nikita speech points up policy split with Peking   Berlin. Cuba   Fidel Castro trumpets demand for Latin American revolution

Khrush Says Communists Cannot Win Nuclear War: Scorns Red China Poliey

Says U.S. Not ‘Paper Tiger’  Khrushchev Warns China Atom Fight Can't Be Won

“K” Tells Red Leaders Communism Can’t Win Nuclear War With ll. ¢   Warns Chinese To Mend Way And Points Out U. S. Has 40,000 Atomic And Nuclear Warheads In Arsenal That Could Wipe Out Nations

Says Reds can’t win atom war   Hits Peking views on war and peace

Cites Peace, Not War, As Reds’ Goal   Threatens To Toss Mao Out Of Soviet Orbit

Khrushchev Hits Peking War Policy   Cites Reds Cannot Win Nuclear War With West Powers

Kerner Says —  Limited Victory Over Money Ills   Governor Cautions On Remap   Problems Facing Illinois Solons  State Will Need $50 Million In State Aid During 1963-65

Union Officers Charge Control By ‘Minority’   Ask Redistricting Be Ordered On  Population Basis

Court Ups Rolvaag's Lead to 78   Puts Him Closer to Governorship

Thompson Testimony Delayed   Angry Prosecutor Told By Judge to Get Copy Of Police Statement

Negro group files suit to mix Jackson schools   Six families ask federal court to issue mandate ordering an end to segregation

State Commerce Officials Fired In New Shakeup   Republican Politica. Ax Falls on Seconc Department Withir Week.

Floodwaters on Rampage in 5 States   TWISTERS HIT 2 ALABAMA TOWNS  Violent Storms Rake Southland

Houses Ripped Apart, Trees Bowled Over Floodwaters Smash 5 States,  30.000 Flee Homes, 12 Killed

x xn hU:cteFftmhUCcCSSerhUCLrhLhUCUCrL Ur  The Candidates  Speak-Up

Stocks   South of Saigon Troops Kill Guerrillas As Lodge Visits Mekong

‘Coprighted 1963, A Nationa) Council of Churches Religious Features)

Gangland Link Seen in Hunt for Missing Man  Says Effort Made  To Buy Inte Business

Gangland Angle Seen in Mystery  Kenosha Juke Box Man Still Missing

City Councilman ls Disqualified  High Point Vote inner Convicted fr£ BCaolan<~ Whan 91

More Deaths Are Linked To Botulism   Troopers Race Across Tennessee With Antitoxin

More Deaths And Illnesses Traced Troopers Race Rare Serum  To Victims Of Smoked Fish

NOW FAMILIAR STORY  More death and illness is linked to killer botulism

Botulism List Grows   — Tennessee Battles  _ For Vietims’ Lives  ;

Botulism Crisis Growing Worse   Doctors Fighting To Save Victims

‘Chamberlain Names Scott New President   List of Botulism — Victims Mounting

Erhard Chosen Chancellor of West Germany   Assumes Post as Bonn’s Leader to Succeed Adenauer

SUCCESSOR TO ADENAUER  Ludwig Erhard Elected  W. German Chancellor

Ludwig Erhard New Chancellor Of W. Germany  Succeeds Adenauer   Succeeds Adenauer By Vote of 279-180

Elect Erhard As Suecessor To Adenauer  279-180 Vote For New Chief Of West Germany

Succeeas Konrad Adenauer... .  Ludwig Erhard Is Elected As Chancellor of Germany

Erhard Elected Chancellor by Vote of 279-101   Will Present New Cabinet Thursday

Bonn Reins Taken Over  By Erhard   Economics Chief Succeeds Adenauer In Chancellor Post

‘To Present Cabinet on  Thursday  Economic Chief Is oc,  9. ge oe

Succeeds Konrad Adenauer West Germany Lower House Elects Erhard Chancellor

Economic minister pro-West   Less resistance to efforts to ease cold war

Erhard New Head Of Germany   Fills Post  Left Vacant By Adenauer’s Retirement

Taylor Testifies Arm Not Twister To OK A-Treat   Pressure Absent In Joint Chiefs’ Approval of Pact

Rock y Sugge ests esis Swap  U.S. Controls Exiles If  Russians Stops Saboteurs   Retore the speech he said im

vvercomead fo Cincinnaty Rockefeller Airs Views On Cuba At Ohio GOP $100-Plate Dinner

Rockefeller Suggests U.S. Could Make Profitable “Swap” With Reds

‘Stop Training Saboteurs’ for Restraints on ‘Freedom Fighters’—  Rocky Wants 'Profitable Swap’ With Reds But ‘Drastic Action’ I} It's Unsuccessful

Rockefeller Advocates U.S.-Soviet ‘Swap’ On Saboteurs And Fighter:

Swap With Russians  Proposed   Rockefeller In Address To GOP Unit

No Saboteurs For Our Curb On Rebels  Would Threaten Drastic Action As Alternative

Rocky Urges Deal With Reds   Plan Said Way To Ease Unrest Over Cuba

Rockefeller Would Swap With Russia  End Red Saboteur Training in Cuba;

Feels Swap Possible  Over Cuba  Halt Saboteurs.  Kreedam Kiohters

Leaders Wait Message Of President   Both Houses Recess Until Monday Morning

Brazilian Vote Brings Political Controversy   Congress Settles Down, Awaits Kennedy Address   Legislature Off To Creeping Start

Congressional Leaders Predict Lengthy Session   Both Houses Meet Briefly, Adjourn Until Monday Noon

Congress Awaits JFK ‘State Of The Union’   Scranton Picks One; Garihan Withdraws

Congress Ready For Message   Budget Ready Jan. 17 ‘Economic Message Slated For Jan. 21

LongSession  Of Congress  Predicted   Business Light Awaiting J FK’s MondayMéssagc

Proposed Higher Gas Tax —  Marshall’s Road Plan Gets Cold Reception

Rules ‘No To Interim Unit Fund   Committee Allocations Are Unconstitutional Says Hultman

Bitterly ” British Newspapers Criticize de Gaulle      Weather   Oe CT LOGE 2 PORT COS 2 a  Russia Still Ahead Of US In Space

‘Go Home, You Nigger’  400. Students at Ole Miss Stage Rowdy Demonstration

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Meredith Again Heckled—Jury Indicts Rioters

40 Ole Miss. Students Step Up Their Taunts Against James Meredith

JFK Hails ‘Gallant Countrymen’ Who Scaled Heights Of Everest   Join Distinguished Group Of British And Swiss Mountaineers

Kennedy Cheer: Everest Climb  Scientists Seek To Learn Secrets  Of High Mountain

Compromise  road access bill sought   Hughes: Bill would benefit few at expense of public

President Meets With Lawmakers  Johnson Is Moving reoeo.e fr. Hn...

Cubans Kidnap 19 Off Tiny British Island   U.S. Planes Watct As Refugees Are Captured

19 Exiles  Kidnaped By Cubans   U.S. Fliers Witness Abductions From Island in Bahamas

Castro Raiders Grab Refugees  Americans Watch   Americans Watch Island Abduction

19 refugees are kidnaped  Cubans hauled by militiamen from British isle

2Cuban Warships, Copter Kidnap 19 Refugees, State Dept. Discloses

Cuban Warships Kidnap. Exiles From British Island As Coast Guard Watches

Red Guards Slay Young Refugee   Shoot Man on Wall a Loudspeakers Pour Out Christmas Music

Kast Berlin Boy Killed Trying To Climb Over Wall   By GEORGE BOULTWOOD Associated Press Writer

Strictly One-Way Visiting In Berlin  Guards Kill   Guards Kill Youth Trying To Seale Wall; One Makes It

Conviction Of Negroes Set Aside   High Court Rules On Demonstrations In South Carolina

SETS ASIDE S. CAROLINA ~ CONVICTION   U.S. Justices Vote 8-1 In Defense Of “Right To Demonstrate.”

Court Sets Aside Negro Convictions   Majority Opinion Rules That Arrests Infringed On Right of Free Speech

Ruling Affects 187 Students In S. Carolina   8-1 Vote Says State Can't Make Peaceful Rally A Criminal Act

Court Overturns 187 Convictions   comnarmmmmacconcon doce DIRKSEN CLAIMS: manne 4 Flyers Died in Invasion

In supreme court action  Breach of peace charges aguinst negroes set aside

DEMONSTRATED IN S.C.  High Court Sets Aside  Conviction Of Negroes

IN TLBELOW WEATHER  25 Hurt When Speeding  Sireamliner Jumps Track

Nixon Again  Says ‘No’ to  Candidacy Declares He  Sees No Reason  To Change Mind

Nixon Pledges Action To Balk Primary Listing  Repeats Refusal To Be Candidate In 1964 Battle

- ~APPRECIATES IKE’S REMARKS— Nixon Can’t Envision  Himself As Candidate

Transit Strike  Looms   TWU Leaders Defy Court Order; Say They'll Go To Jail

All-Transport Strike Set — For New York   TWU Fights Petition for  . . Tninnetiian

 On Course, Soviets Report  iLunik 4 Travels 134,215 ‘Miles On Journey to Moon

its jOD is secret     Russian’s Lunik stays on course in moon trip

No Soviet hints of mission Speculate on Lunik 4 attempt to land space vehicle on moon

SOVIET LUNIK 134,215 MILES TOWARD MOON   EXACT MISSION KEPT SECRET BY KREMLIN LEADERS

Its Objective Unknown —  Soviet Moon Vehicle Shrouded by Mystery

Lunik 4, Heading Toward Moon, Could Give Soviet Union Big Lead Over U. S.

How ItWuz  CLOUDS, CHILL DIM: +  MEMORY OF THURSDAY'S 43-DEGREE MAXIMUM :

How It Wuz  CLOUDS, CHILL DIM MEMORY OF THURSDAY'S 43-DEGREE MAXIMUM

How lt Wuz. Z  cLouns, CHILL Bim. MEMORY OF THURS bay 43-DEGREE MAXIMUM.

 N et na nutshell  : oes ‘our WIRE “SERVICES oi, hak ap          To probe Red subversion

PECK, BANCROFT TOPS   PECK, BANCROFT TOPS  Child Star Gets ‘First’ Oscar

Addresses Worid Food Congress  President Pledges Battle To Eradicate Hungel

Rotary Club Conferees   New Disclosures Promised In Investigation Of TFX Contract

Either Monday, Tuesday  His Information Is That-ARA . Will Make Grant

TELEVISION SPECTACLE FLOPS  West Europeans Salute Ccoper’s Space Voyage

More Space Nows Pages 3A, 2-GE   light Excites World Desnite Television Flop

W. Europe Has Praise  For Flight   Disappointed By Fouled-Up  ‘Television

VORLD PRESS SALUTES COOPER  Blast-Off Is TV Flop After Switching Mixup

High Budget Outlined To. Legislature  Connally Wonts-T: Spend $3.1 Billion -In Next 2 Years-_

Full Scale Talk Later   LBJ, DeGaulle Agree   GOP Promises  Johnson Leeway

New President Meets Foreign, Domestic Leaders  'LBJ. DeGaulle Agree to Trade Views

Johnson Sets 1964 Meeting With DeGaulle   Has Talks with 17 Foreign Executives After Kennedy Rites

Talks Set To Begin In Katanga   Tshombe To Return U.N. Occupation Of Kolwezi First Task:

Snow, Ice Storm Traps Motorists In Colorado Area   4-Foot Drifts Accompany 8-Inch Fall on Divide

MOTORISTS STRANDED  Snow, Ice Storms Slap  North Colorado Rockies

Connally Weighs  Session Factors  Says Special Meeting To Depend On Court’s Redistricting Action

Governor Takes ‘Wait, See’ Attitude On Special Legislative Session Call

Orders To Take Action Now Issued   U.S. Planes Let MIG Planes Go That Shot At U. S. Shrimper

Order Follows MIG Attack On Fish Boaf  Marine Fighter Failure to Sheet Draws Criticism

THEY WERE MOURNERS AT A FUNERAI  AP Writer Describes Scene As Ships And  Planes Scan Atlantic

Crime. Again Rises  Nation’s Crime Rate Breaks All Previous Highs: Up 6 Per Cent

Defense boss to answer critics   Canada digging in for rough election   EDMAA AIID wipe cerowrrec

McNamara Will Answer Cuban Buildup Claims at Televised News Conference

, Congressional Critics Are Denounced ‘Latest CIA Data on Cuban ‘Buildup Will Be Disclosec!

Kennedy's Staff  To Answer GOP's Charges on Sovie Build-Up in Cuba

McNamara to Lay Out Official Data  Administration Tries to End Controversy Over Statements

McNamara Airs Entire Cuban Issue   Other Top Defense Officials Will Present Their Story to Nation

To Cuban Buildup Critics Intelligence Agency Readies Its Reply, On Air At 5 Today

Defense Chief Calls Special News Session   McNamara, Aides Primed to Fire Back at GOP Charges of Big Buildup.   Plan Changed

McNamara Fires Back at Charges   Lays Case Before Nation in Hastily Arranged. Session

Bill to hike license fees  To finance state aid for teener driver education

House Leaders Set Tax Vote For Next Week   Speaker McCormack Assures President of Early Action on  $11 Billion Cut.

9 Minutes To Tragedy   43 From Tiny Village Perish In Flaming Crash

“Whatever Cost May Be"—  Education Groups Give Proposals To Scranton

Iraqi Coup Death Toll Set at 200   President in Full Control as Life Returns to Normal

Foreign Aid Apparently To Be Cut   ‘House Leaders See Paring Down Certair By Morqan, Paséman

Policeman  Testifies  On Weapons Thompson Case  Continued by  Prosecution

Weapons Put in Evidence   Rubber Hose, Knife Introduced in Trial

FARM BUREAU IS WORRIED ABOUT NEW PROPOSALS   FEAR SUBSTITUTES OF ADMINISTRATION ON REGULATIONS

' Convention Leaders Cautious dees en  Johnson May Drop Some Kennedy Farm Policies, Bureau Is Told

Earns Medal In 1945, But Gets it in 196:   Kennedy Does Honors After Records ‘Lost’

Shutdown Of 27 Military Bases Looms  Navy Shipyard At Phila. Will Not Be Closed, Scott Reports

Flight to Freedom   SATS AE SATS HE CW. iS FED a alll  Pilot He dee Hops Over tron Curtain With Wile, Children

Polish Pilot Flies Wife, Children To Freedom From Behind Berlin Wal

FLIES UNDER RADAR CONTROLS  Polish Pilot Hedge-Hops Family to Freedom

684 Measures Are Presented In Legislature   GOP Dominated House Ways, Means Committee Preparing Budget Bill

es SF tween VE aes FE aes  Challenges Chinese—   Demos Work on Liquor by the Drink Measure

Wind U p Meeting NATO Outlines Four-Point Plan For Inter-Allied Nuclear Force

Allies To Have More ‘Muscle.   Ottawa Meeting Ha: Four-Point Plan To Strengthen Defense

15 Nations Finish Talks At Ottawa   Communique Cites Four Points In New Proposal

Solon Urges Lodge Get Full Control   Cooperation Lack In S. Viet Nam Unosets Mansfield

‘Bureaucratic Inertia’ Cited  Senate Told Lodge Must Have Control

Notice of Federal Suit Troopers Guard Wallace But U. 8. Serves Papers

Bail rorteiters Named  N. Y. Drivers Would Undergo Eye Exams Every 9 Years

introduce Bill To Bring Wichita into State System  Demos Propose School Be Called University OF Sauthearn Manese

Would become 'S.K.U.’  Wichita University bill introduced today in House

See ANNEXATION, Page 2   Full Status Urged for School  Demos Push Wichita U. Plar

Harriman May Leave For Moscow   Undersecretary of State Would Urge Khrushchev To Keep Peace in Laos

Breakdown  Is Feared in  Laos Truce  Kennedy Talks With Rusk on Crisis

House Moves To Pry Rights Bill Loose   Rules Chairman Firm On Keeping Measure Off Floor: Christmas Recess December 20

ARMS EXPORT CITED   New M ove Made, to Pry Rights Bull  Out of Committee

K night Calls Off Boom for Rock   Roek Offers Financing Program For Mental Hospital Construction

Wives, T-Bone Steaks and Salesmen  Have Champions at Tax Hearing

IRS Rules — Upsetting To Everyone   Wives, T-Bone Steaks, Salesmen Have Their Champions

Expense Account Battle Goes On  ProbersTalk T-Bones, Wivesand Thing:

Blamed for Drop in Beef Price Housewives, Farmers and Others Object to Expense Account Rule

Senate Adopts Greer School Finance Bill  Only Ed Mead, Tibo Chavez  a nS nS

GOP Governors Call for Economy With Cut in Taxes   Rise by Extreme Right-Wing Elements Discussed Informally

Copters rescue residents  Koyukuk and Nulato covered by flood waters

Reportedly Perched On School House Roof   Helicopters From Galena on Way To Pick Up Approximately 35-40 Villagers; May Be Evacuated to Fairbanks by AF

Smoke Bomb, Water Hoses Turned On Negroes, Whites Massed In Tennessee Town

At Somerville, Tenn. : Police Fire Smoke Bomb To Break —  Up Demonstration

Agreement Signed In Cambridge:  Smoke Bombs Disperse Marchers In Tennessee Racial Uprising

Smoke Bomb, Water Hose Break Up Demonstration   Veean Fined For Leaving Scene

Religious Leaders Urge Congress to Approve Full Civil Rights Program   Racial Skirmishes Occur in Several Cities: 139 More N. Y. Demonctrataore Arrected

Reapportionment Move Loses Supreme Court Fails  To Upset Stay Order

Global Affairs Into Spotlight For KU Series   World Bank Leader, Mock U.N. Session Featured on Oread

Global Affairs Into Spotlight For KU Series  World Bank Leader, Mock U.N. Session

Senate Confirms Edwards to Be Federal Judge   2 Republican Senators Opposed Nomination

[Long Awaited Measure Will Face  Certain Revisions In The Senate —

Fresh denunciation of treaty  Enslavement goal of test ban treaty, Chinese say

Peking Pairs U.S., Soviet As Monsters   Says Agreement Will Enslave All Non-Nuclear Nation:

Red China. Blasts West And Russia For Treaty   Enslavement Of Non-Nuelear Nations Is Aim, Pekine Says

1170 Cuban Refugees \~ Reach US.   ‘Like Emerging From Dungeon’, Comment Of One On Arrival

1,170 More Refugees Reach U.S.   Many Cubans Plan To Start New Life In United States

Start Life Anew in U.S. ant bE note 1,170 More Cuban Refugees Join Kin

FROM DUNGEON INTO FRESH AIR’  1,170 Cuban Refugees Disembark in Florida

Ship from Castro's Island  Cuban refugees arrive, many shed tears of joy

‘EMERGING FROM DUNGEON’ Another 1,170 Refugees From Red Cuba Reach United States

Somber Cuban Refugees Overjoyed at Reunion  With Freedom, Families

Find Sanctuary in U.S. 1,170 Refugees Freed  From Cuban ‘Dungeon

REFLECTIONS ON 100 YEARS AGO  Soldiers In Battle Were Homesick At Christmas

Voices Opposition  Teller Tells Senate ‘Political Move Halted 196] Nuclear Tests

Anto Strikes. Kills 50-Mile Hiker   Fayloader ralis Un fim  Turnpike Worker Crushed

PROGRESS IN  BRITAIN-U. S.  MISSILE TALK NEGOTIATIONS TO  CREATE BRITISH SUBMARINE FORCE

:U.S.-British Talks Show... . Enormous Strides Being Made 1 To Create Missile Sub Force

U.S., British Near Accord On Polaris   Would Give Britain Submarine Force For Firing Missile

British, U.S. Push Plans To Create Missile Firing (Polaris) Submarine Force

Boss Of U.S. Polaris Program Says  British Missile Sub Force Nearer

Huge strides in Polaris pact made  British to start with four subs sav negotiators

Merchants Get City's Approval On Parking Lot  All Commissioners   All Commissioners Favor Plan, Pledge Financial Support

Merchants Get City's Approval On Parking Lot   All Commissioners Favor Plan, Pledge Financial Support

AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK   FIRST NATIONAL RANK   FIRST STATE BANK   NORTH “CTYTATE RANK   bull Citizenship  Kor Lee Asked

Johnson Asks Freer Hand On Aid Funds  Seonritv Fndancered   Security Endangered. He Says; Signs Big College Aid Measure

Johnson Criticizes Congress   Accuses Solons of Trying to Hamstring Foreign Aid Efforts

Saving-Loan Job To Milwaukee Man   Reynolds Names J. W. Cleary As Successor to Winkowski

DRASTIC CUTS IN EXPENSES, PERSONNEL DECKEED Johnson Orders New Look AtAll Department Budgets

LBJ Wants New Look At Spending   Directs All Agencies To Review Budgets To Determine  eg 4. OW —T > Cr

Johnson Passes ‘Cut’ Word Down the Line  Orders All Federal Departments, Aaencies to Reexamine Budaets

All Washington To Eye Budaet   Cuts In Personnel, Etc., Ordered At Wednesday Meet

REP ON SAVINGS DUE FRIDAY   Wants Budgets Reduced Down To  Lowest Levels

Hopes fo Hold Budget Between $98-$103 Billion   All Departments Told to Report On Possible Cuts

EVANGELIST FATHER OFFICIATES Grahams Daughter Weds Swiss Convert

JFK Cites Expanded Business   Again Links Tax Cut To Continue Economic Expansion Next Year

==: OBSERVER-WBUZ Deer Contest Opens Today :=:   His Measures Have Put Corporate Profits At All-Time High, Says Kennedy

Reports From Baghdad Say City Is‘*Calm’   _ Crushing. Military Uy rising. Vietory-

Baghdad Back To Normal After Revolt  Sruekhinea 6   Crushing Of Uprising Seen As Baath Victory

Candy Spots Favored With 6-5 Odds  2 Unbeaten Colts are Featured — In 89th’ Kentucky. ‘Derby Running

[Candy Spots Ruled Favorite =  100,000 Persons Jam. Churchill Dow To Watch Nine Horses Race In Derby 

He Gets Chimp's Kidneys Operation Is A Success ;  And The Patient May Live

PATIENT ABLE TO LEAVE HOSPITAL  Chimp Kidneys Transplanted; ‘Functioning Well’ In Mar

READY TO LEAVE HOSPITAL . Kidneys Transplanted From Chimpanzee to Man Functioning Well

Cite County As Example At Hearing   Study Proposal To Shift State Responsibilities

Saved by Car Battery in Mercy Flight  Motorists Offer gage ” Run

IPolio Victim Kept Alive  During F ‘light   Medical Team...  ' Gets Batteries For Failing Iron Lung

Pilots Make Some Fast Dealings — Iron-Lung Patient In Airplane Confronted With Dying Batteries

BATTERIES RECHARGED AT SELMAN Lung Patient Aided In Emergency Stop Here

Civil Rights Talk Planned   President Gets Rousing Welcome In El Paso: Adds Hawai To Tour