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«ogy = o. . . . 200. - co - nol an n ent wou et a fbn tes Me ou Rete ti cy etre bo fhe G WEATHER Tonight, mostly fain, low In | | 40s. Thursday, partly cloudy, . high near 80, ( 62 cp ury ut ~ woujr pae ae date Ty on Tu ka n la Shiek FINAL EDIT 40 N 73,2 Pagks 7 21 Sections VolgLXXXIVLNq' _ Eee __ GOV. AND MRS. ROCKEFELLER AT WARREN COUNTY AIRPORT arning Farhs., NY., WaDnBspar EVvENiNg, sEPiniiBEr is, 106 _ Indonesians Stage Riot Dran RX 2-3131 Price E:oxt Cents Gulf Coast - 'Optimism Flooded Due s Noted af To Hurricane UN Opening Muddy Waters Assembly Agenda | Cover Low Areas ’ Is Bulging with l After Cindy Hits Many Hot Issues | BEAUMONT. Tex., Sept. 18 /P By TOM HOGE -Slowly dying hurricane Cindy, Associated Press Stalf Writer long since shorn of power. UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 18 °P dumped flooding delugés of rain -Encouraged by the optimustic near the Gulf coast today. Doz- mood, of its opening session, the ens of homes were evacuated. 18th United Nations General Muddy water covered low areas Assembly turned today to an soon after the storm struck in- agendas bulging with hot issues. land early yesterday, continuing including the Buddhist conflict to rise and spread hours later. in South Viet Nam, African ra- i - Civil Defense authorities de- cial quarrels and the admission ' clared a state of emergency in of Red China to U N member- © Jefferson County, which in- ship. cludes both Beaumont and The UN.'s powerful 21-nation Port Arthur. They dispatched steering - committee had | an © trucks in answer to a growing agends of more than 80 items. It : number of appeals for help in was expected to approve all i fleecing soggy homes. It took controversial questions for de- { boats to reach a few. bate during the session. ' More than 14 inches of rain - The Assembly opened yvester- [had fallen in Beaumont. The Gay on a spark of hope generated said - there by the limited nuclear test ban . } e I | Weather Bureau . Rockefeller Intensifies (>= ~ a ' the downpours ceased. ull of surprises, ~ 1 Conditions were sinular, but Albania. black sheep of the C it ICI f P .d t { Soviet flock, seized the initiative Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, moving toward a formal declaration of candidacy siv reve ~ Gov. and Mrs. Rockefeller greet a young admirer upon their arrival at the Warren County Airport en route to the Warren and Washington County Republican fund-raising dimmer at the Queensbury Tain Tuesday evening., Mrs. John W. Miller, vice chairman of the Waren County Re- publican Committee, at left, holds a corsage which she presented to Mrs. Rockefeller. Attorney Thomas C. Remsen of Hudson Falls, chairman of the Washington County Republican Com- mittee, is at right, «Other pictures Pages 3 and 16). ~ Governor Speaks to Area Republicans at Meeting in City 'apparently not quite as serious. | . ; N Assembly debate on giving Red EBeaumom. thtfse cities from ‘a China the U.N. seat held by Na- teeming center of petrochemical China. industry and shipping. (- The Soviet Union had been ex- Louisiana Also Hit pected to make the proposal de- WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (P) ;, {. - The $190 million program of Federal aid and government construction to provide fallout « shelters for 11 mullon Amer- icans heads today for thie Sen- ate. with Civil Defense officals vorcing cautious optimism about its chances there. The Kennedy adminrstration measures won Elouse approval yesterday with suprising ease. Its staunchest supporters had forcast an uphill struggle to get the bill through the House. CAMP DRUM, Sept. 18 P -- A civilian employe of the New York State National - Guard died today of carbon nuonoxide fumes, and five other workers were overcome by fumes when they tried to pull him from an Army tank im which hehad been working Berton E. Sain- tamour, 38, of West Carthage, had gone into fhe tank to do welding work about a half hour before his body was discovered. WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 P -President Kennedy endorsed today a congressional statement that tax reduction would mean adoption of that approach for boosting the economy, to the exclusion of amy further big government spending just for that purpose. | [Briefly Told ... James Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, has come out for New York Gov, Nelson A. Rockefeller for the Republhcan presidenual nomination, CBS news reported today in a filmed interview from Chicago. Hoffa said he couldn't support Presi- dent Kennedy for reelection or ! Sen Barry Goldwater as a re- publican candidate. SOMERSET STRAND, South Africa, Sept. 18 P - Foreign Minister Enc Louw said today dissolution of the United Na- tions \would be a blessing for South Africa and certaim other countries\ He did not specify which others. WASHINGTON, Sept 18 P- ° President Kennedy will talk tomorrow with the Rev. Mar- tin Luther King Jr. and six other Negro leaders on the racial situation in Birmingham, Ala. NEW YORK, Sept. 18 P-A threatened strike by musicians against nine Broadway musical shows was put off today until at least Monday. The strike had been scheduled for this week. jay Port Arthur and Orange. With and issued a surprise call for Sympathy Demonstrations Are Planned in Protest Paks. NEW YORK, Sept. 18 {(P - itmbassy Of Britain ;ls Stormed Violence Continues Following Birth of Malay Federation JAKARTA, Indonesia, Sept. 18 'P-Several thousand Indonesians stormed the Bntish Embassy here today, setting at least three cars ablaze, It was the largest mot 'In a three-day wave of mob vio- lence flaring over the birth of the federation of Malaysia. In Kuala Lumpur, capital of Malays, the government an- nounced it wis putting the coun - try \in a state of preparedness\ because of Indonesian and Phil- ippine hostility. Indonesian defense minister Gen. Abdul Harls Nasution, called on luis nation to enhance its physical alertness to press In- donesia's polity of confrontation against Malaysia. The cruptel Indonesian mobs that altackel the British Em- bassy today was farbigger and more bent or destruction than 'the crowd of 5,000 that be- seiged British and Malaysian embassies on Malaysia's inde- pendence day Monday, The cowd set fire to the am- bassador's car and nipped up the 'Britishflag. for the Republican nomination for President, intensified his criticism of President: Kennedy and stressed Republican unity in an address last night before 300 persons at a Warren and Washington County G.0.P. fund raising dinner at the Queensbury Torrents likewise drenched the southwest corner of Loulsiana, tapering into steady, soaking rains northward on both sides of the Texas-Louisiana line. The Weather Bureau said rem- nants of the hurricane stalled over the Beaumont area, creat- ing a low pressure system which set off the heavy rains. Winds which hit 80 miles per hour as Cindy reached the coast subsided, however, to between 20 and 40 mph. \Cindy is decaying slowly due to a large portion of the cir- lation still over the Gulf of t e C a mas sere [egisative Group Urged see ative Group Urge a L To Give Consumer Right licly shaming\ its allies by offer- world censure. , LBA . 18 (P-A firm that would require thent to turn» Gov, Rockefeller spoke at “3:11:21; 1233235 iegltemfng Touse for ther to thesate annumiy the Inn, Continuing his suddenly shar- in the foreign and domestic field, he charged that the U.S. govern- U ing them a choice of signing a; T S T d , St limited nuclear test ban treaty, 0 WGP r d \7g am pS with Soviet Russia or risking: dinner sponsored by the stamps wants the 1964 value of unredeemed l ggcxico,“ a Weather Bureau and Washington County Repub-; q . iv s stamps. X A 'Wesley, both 14. a signed statement calling last among the demonstrators. There hean Committees, Attor “Bang“??? oa gne. hgllllsle‘?vesl° sexy}; argued that the amount advisory explained, It predicl~ * ® i | Extra polite were assigned to gunday's church bombing \a were no reports of injuries to the Thomas CG. Remsen of Hudson 2NC Other consumers 4 eBa'. Ived find b vateg . 24 the vanishing | hurricane | ISSI lauty to keep the peace in the peyrtless criminal atrocity\ and Buitish, ann n e e Involved ha eon would edge northward at jaf f MI WAR he , ___ ' uneasy: Industriel. on the nameof our fair |~ Tb was this third Hiot in as g R to trading stamps they re- afllfiofiwmbggggsmicdve, 'so that they could swapland that savings eleanet from:} My w. or less \as the center looser. \lth marl m. Veer of them for other stamps or dis- nom-redefiptions were \assed 02\ pradually fills.\ Chestertown, chairman of the Dose Of them as they please. | {0 CONSIMCNS and retailers. Officials opened all Beaumont Waimen County committee, also! 'The Utica firm, headed by! Opponénits 'of the present trad- schools to house flood refugees.; on the dais, ° |'Theodore Berkeley, made the re-Dg-stamp system say COnSUMCTS, Rescuers helped householders The governor - asserted | that; quest yesterday at a public hear- WhO have | stamps | rece iysd to higher ground from two neigh- President Kennedy had failed to ing conducted by a legislative through purchases | of groceries borhoods at Amelia, a Beaumont redeem his campaign pledge to committee, and other items often find the suburb, Water filled most Beau- improve the national economy. | perketey once Served & pre. Company that issued them bas mont streets, blocking some of \The American people 216. y ip yl term because he re- gone out of business. _,__ them, and it lapped into stores those who are going to suffer if MONth_ Jail te ' The trading stamp companieS in jower sections. of the city. this doesn't happen,\ he said. [fused to stop dealing in stamMDS ge the stamps to retailers fOr. An Air Force truck carned six: He ated fiscal integrity, home) issued by the nation's largest distribution with purchases. Th® families menaced by rising waters rule and civil rights as issues on trading-stamp firm, Sp¢TY € common standard is one staMP from their homes in the Gregmsmge \Thor rocket, soared to an [Son. 14, were held in St. JOBN modations provision. Acres and Fannett communitiés'gigzuge of about 35 miles and A ME, Chureck Tuesday, The risewhere on the racial scene. was proclaimed Indonesian mobs (then zipped back into the atmos- | Church was crowded arrd an eSf1- demonstrations still erupted oc- stormed the British and Malays» which - all , Republicans | were Hutchinson Co. * for each 10 cents spent. agreed, \regardless of the spec-\ He was released after he agreed 'The stamp companies offer near Port Arthur. trum of their thinking.\ ito allow a - court-appointed premiums, such as household ap- ~ Declaration Expected monitor inspect his mail and Te- pliances &nd sporting goods, for *| . a a . a spite its ideological dispute with, Aga I ”St S, a)” ng Of G! [ I § ' se3§r§“§§§§re%u§f}§ “Pm sglrinli Peking. - . P reports estimated the mob at evan they wit gfggofieatgg‘g‘g By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS York that 100 of its chapters 10,000 persons, Crowds cheered as mand for seating Red Ching,! Negroes prepared to bury three have been asked to stage similar demonstrators brokeé into the em- even though it came from Al., More young victims of racial vio- observances Sunday. bassy building and began throw bania. Peking's ally in the party in Bimingham, Ala. today; 'the 10 chairmen - of last ing out fumiture and papers. dispute. while sympathy demonstratIONS month's march on Washington Indonesian guards rmppeared to Outcome of the China debate Were planned in other parts Of aiso issued a statement in New be Making no moves to break up is expected to follow last year's' the nation. . L York saying: the mob. patten when the Assembly re: _ Abpeals were issued in several \In response to pleas from the, Caught by Surprise fected a Soviet proposal to oust Cities to make Sunday a day Of peleaguered Negroes in Birming- Embassy guards were caught Formosa and seat Peking. The Mourning for the four Ne&rOo ham, we are calling upon all by suprise but about 20 armed vole was 56 to 42 with 12 ap. Children killed in the Birming- Americans to observe this Sun- troops led a dozen Bntish em- stentions, ham church dymaniting. day as a day of mourning.\ bassy persontiel to safety before gens e en + i- Funeral services were sched- [In another Washington de- the mob surged through the em- * 00; 'uled for Denise McNair, 11. and velopment, the entive Alabama bassy compound. I nged 'Addie Mae Collins and CyntRi@ congressional delegation issued | Several casualties were sighted tye . a % OC i | - In NIaSSnchusgits. the CaPE | gate,\ {many days following the birth at i Tested : Cod Council of Churches asked | After weeks of deliberation, the midnight Sunday of the fedetr- | \ member churcles to toll mourn- mouse Civil Rights Subcommittee ation of Malaysia, a union of four |- CAPE CANAVERAL Fla., Sept. - bells for the young girls blasted | apreed in substance on provisions former British colomes-Malays, 10 (P-The first Amencan space! to death. Negroos in geuened to prolect Negro voung Singipore. Sarawak, and North payload with wings rocketed over! Tenn., prepared to make 2 rights, speed school desegrega. Borneo. a 8,000 -mile - per - hour ballistic} silent sympathy march, AMd jon, improve Negro job oppor- _ President Sukmmo of Indo- {course today in a flight designed! Union | sale | clerks _ at 2,000 qunities and end racial discrimin-, nesia, who is belived to have 'to check techmaues for future: Stores in the New York metr0- 'pyon in federally aided programs. designs on Malaysla®s Borneo maneuverable ma nhed space! Dolitan aree were ready fo con- |/ Only one other item in the ad-, States, bas deounced the mew craft. -f duct brief memoorlal services. __ civil rights bill nation as a British plot to \ The sleek, stub-winged pay-! Serviecs for the other victim awaited initial approval. That was Proling colonialism and en- oad, pushed skyward by a single; Of the bomb blast, Carole RobeTt- the controversial public accom- circle IEndoesia. - Hours after the new nation {phere to a splashdown in the At- | mated 1,000 persons stood in th€ crsionally. The focal pont was ian Embasles in Jakarta Mon- lantic Ocean about 1.000 miles Streets outside. (Wilmington,. NC, where mort day. Gov Rocksfeller's formal dec- tum all S&H stamps to then specified number of books of p 'east of Cape Canaveral. Boycoit Weakening 'than 200 Negroes-about half of | As a result, Malaysia severed laration of candidacy for the senders. stamps. . enne 0 [ The Air Foree reported that; armed state and local them juveniles-were jailed \as a diplomatic relations with Indo- presidential nomunation is €*\) g & H, which pressed the court 'The companies retention of 'radio signals indicated the eraféipolice patroled the city while result of antisegregation demOn= nmegia yesterday. It took similar pected in November, laction against Berkeley, argUed title to 'the stamps was at the had flown its intended 20-minute/prp; bomb experts and locdl au- strations at three downtoW! nogion against the Philippines thorities still hunted for clues to theatres. 'which had claimed part of North He asserted that the late John' ® ' f t \ ® 'course. at yesterday's hearing that it center of a long exchange at . s . . p Foster Dulles, secretary of state wouiq suffer financially If such the hearing, pea | onlg : There was no immediate in- the identity of the dymamiter. A., It was the firs mass arrest Of Bporney and withheld recognition in the administrations of former siomp - banks were allowed 10 prederick A. Collins Jr., coun- President Dwight D. Eisenhower,'. . , ; . L would newer think of talking flounsh. sel for S&H. cited a court de with the Communists until he was clear that our allies agreed the Joint Legislative Committee dealing in S&H Stamps, which President Kennedy goes befall-e Commerce and Economic De- said the clearing house Plan the nation tonight to try to stir The issue was argued before asion barring Berkeley from WASHINGTON, Sept. ig or- Idication whether the payload W88 ; Justice - Departmeint Spokesman‘demonstmbors in the port city ~» the infant nation. {floating in the ocear as planned.§m Washington said the Epi in weeks, but protests against, About 1000 Malayan demon- Vessels were in the Planned search was very extensive Indeed. Segregation in downtown busi- - ° landing area 1,000 miles south-Zseil’wlgsnvvtrfile. iwa white youths nesses have been carrleg “glim-gnfizgv 153° Kué’ mzhifigggeég? least of Cape Canaveral to At- jailed and charged with fermittently for more than TDTER (T2 %,, yvonge for ® as to the postion and saw that 91 a . N . - tempt recovery of the 1300-'murder in the death of a Negro months. C we took apfffmmgn position \ **, velopment. \destroys the promotional value up & strong tide of support f0\ pound craft. which was GGUWPPCG poy only a few hours after thel Twenty members | of cong violence here. - , Now, Rockefeller said. the ad- - The committee is trying to de- of the (S&H) system.\ and com- his $11 billion tax reduction with a parachute system. {dynamiting of the church, And:-Were taken into custody at Mil-, Calling Up Reserve ministration is negotiating and cide whether to {p Stitutes unfair competition. program i The launching was the first Of attendance at an _ integrated Waukee during an unsuccessfUl, | prime Minister Tunku Abdul - - R - 1 elev 1 raiti in signing | treaties without prior the 1964 Legislature steps to Under the Berkeley operation. The bill is awaiting a vote ve ldzregulate the tiding-stamp busi- customers specify the brand of the House. But the Senate is agreement with other free wor - - nations and \shaming them into ness within New York State. Stamp they want and may obtain expected to provide the toughest l , i 't sign,! day' ring, Atty. them for an equivalent number hazard on the course, with op- $32°Si§é°£fi§§e§§ tlgylgggiztzgfl flag? {fjgdey Snelrfgwfi again ysgg other stamps, plus a fee of posiyéq'rhrqgmulg“ strong and a them and turnine against them.\ asked the Legislature to author- cents per hundred stamps. possiblity the bill coud o¢ Rockefellerrneglief callede fox-£6 the smbéglmsurmce depart» In. other testimony at the in E fihbuster over civil rights U.S. Sengte ratification of the ment to regulate and control theghearmg. Nat Azrmrow, executive legislation. L a or limited ban on nuclear testing trading-stamp | system in | the secretary of the gasoline mer- In advance of Keenedy's but did so on the ground the state. Lefkowitz said \the eco- chants of Brooklyn, said trading p.m. speech over all the nauopa! nation had committed itself, At{nomic failure of individuals andgstamps led to \conomic stran- yadlo and - television | networks, the same time, Rockefeller ex-ifirms operating as trading stampigulation\ for gas stations. He Republicans in Congress deand- pressed reservations about po- companies had entailed substan-.also sald: ed a dollars-and-cents pledge of tential adverse effects of the tial monetary loss to the con-! Truck-drivers use the stamps mendmgfiontrol. treaty on the US. defenses Sumer. 'to promote amorous adventures; ~- ~~~ === against suddén attack. {\ Assemblyman Haywood Pluma- on the road, teachers are ac- , Y Idore, R-Saranac Lake, also ap- The governor, and Mrs. Rocke- {pealed for regulation. feller were greeted by a crowd} ; i v of about 300 persons at the War- gOp'gzgéngvigfififisfigmianpfigfsfi ren County Airport when their; private plane landed there at, 3 cay sess. == Train Shatters Makeshift Bus; (Over Another pictures with a number of Re- MOSCOW, Sept. 18 iM -- Angry A . ! publican éandidates from the' \I1 a , 4 1.1 jover another poor harvest, Pre- two counties, he and Mrs. Rocke-' en I e an n ure imier Khrushchev has berated feller enfered waiting cars and: t ' d « M farmers for inefficiency and as- were driven to the Queensbury: sailed bureaucrats for exporting c the governor's! SALINES, Cellf, Sept 18 died as 15 ambulances fertiliser when Ib is neeed for bride of a few months, was radi- A spegdjng freight train shatffrushgd them to three Salinas \We export mineral fertilizers ant in a simple belge cotton bro- tered & makeshift bus Jammedihospitals, Ipecause our economists haven't cade jacket dress, At the dinner With Mexican field workers Y65-| phe workers at 4:30 pm. wert learned yet to calculate realis- she discarded -the jacket terday, killing 27 and InjurINf returning from & celery field to tically what this costs,\ he told a pupils for good grades, and] six scheduled in the Air Forges, i ted a white boycott attempt to stag: an of Malaysia met with Project Asset, which stands orfigflefiifig. Y 'sit-in at the mayor's office. Agovermnent and military chiefs {aerothermodynamic - elastic; | a; Washington, President Ken. spokesman said CORE objectedin Kuala Lumpur and announce» structural systems environmental nedy was asked to designate Sun- to statements. made about NegT0°S (a \» «ae calling Up Military tests. 'Gay as a day of national mourn- by a member of the social de- reserves - and establishing a de- i Purpose of the Asst flights is jng for the four Negro voung.. velopment commussion and sought fence conunal to put Malaysia 'to verify structural soundness Of sere 'The appeal was made py his removal. 35:9. state of prebfire dness.\ 'the spacecraft and to determine assistant Senate Majority Lead- Fourteen demonstrators -- in- He said particular stress was show well various materials With- ap Hubert H. Humphrey, D- cluding two Syracuse University, laced on strengthening forces 'stand atmospheric re-entry heat Minn., and other senators. professors -- weer arrested at a P fies Sak and North Borneo 'up to 4000 degrees Fahrenheit.! 'The | Congress of Racial Syracuse N.Y., urban renewanmh largmiier on Indonesia. 'Several new combinations Of rquahty announced __in New project. Iwhich exotic metals and fabridation - o -- techniques were devised for Asset ! * Beycz2g Mysterious Killer and Crippler of Infants tht sas «= Farmers of Russia Berated 1 f | a \a \ »\: 4s Khrushchev Is Angered Being Sought in Montpelier and Atlanta 1 . F P oor H ar vest I WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 UP- of the defect had hit Vermont? rats fas 232 cases per 100.000 live lThm-e is eviderce that a myster- Would it lend some clue 10 & Men‘nvlhilt‘ _- unbelmownst to , . L0 lam 7 eiller ippler common cause? Was it only & . we U hrushchev said fields in Yugo- fous epidemic Hille and eipplet . log 9 the Vermont investigators - u at tragic coincidence? -S.\ Public Health Service re- i ere he recently visited, of newborn infants struck - illi‘ggéewfiigher grain yields than [least two areas of the United Sad Coincidence \ Slarthers In Atlante, OA., were For one doctor, it was & S@0'jooping into an outbreak there. ii because of the uselStates last year. _, ¢ Egvggffiggg's \ 'The latest report is coincidence. He had delivered @ll;~ mpey diovered 16 cases be- ict i, - | mont-but doctors, left with the of the four Montpelier babies iwee August and October of shirfie‘fhsajds Tfiwtfifi officals | job of caring for the strickenjn- Normally, & doctorr.might wigs; Onlyg iwo babies survived. regard their fertilizer allotments fants who survived, are still with- through a lifetime without EV€\ png more was six times normal as a burden. out clues as to the cause. delivering a child with this de- for the Atlanta population, \The matter has reachéd the: The Vermont éplsode may be fect. Ll, . __ They | interviewed mothers of point where direciors of some another expression of the epi- An investigating team, URGE pne babies, looking for \Happy as the governor called 35 in the worst vehicle accident ino war| Meyers Co. labor camp farma meeting in Volgograd (for-! collective and staté farms mustidemic of the ruta birth defect pr. Jerold F. Lucey, Univerity some common clue Was thers her and as she is widely known, in California history, 'near Salinas, 100 railes south of merly Stalingrad.) received a big hand from the Bodies were strewn for half gan Francisco, : \Tf they calculated, then they crowds at the airport and the a mile along both sides of the 'They rode on four board would see that ib would be better be persistently reminded to take that struck - Atlantac - Ga, last of Vermont pediatrician, pmbedgsomething in dict drugs of in- 'fertilizer they have heen allotted fall - and may have hit else- deeper into the cases - and 111W; fectious dissase - anything that {out of the storehouse and nob let where. others in the state. | mmay have cused the defect with hotel and a rising ovation from tack after the crash at & fAM penches running lengthwise onto Pub a ton of these ferbilizers iit lay for months,\ he said. | From a one block ater i\ _ pney surveyed birth and death! the womb. ] in the earth . . . it would be more economical to export the grain received than mineral fertilizers. the 300 persons at the dinner rad crossing near.the town ofis When she was formally introduc- pualar, eight miles south . of| \_ _ as,\ pyrione\ ed by Senator Albert BerkowitZigatinas. of Granville, who also introduced Calls Highway Patrol the governor. R Opening his remarks by St8t- pace.\ said Tony Vasquez, 20. He stopped at the crossing and fertilizers can We then (Continued on Page 16) was working in a nearby lettues 66 to his right, Highway FTAbT0l export them,\ o . field - and - saw | the - converted CaP Francis Simmons sald Es- Chuckle Corner _ South Glens Falls Rotary Clubjithe engine,\ said coroner Chris-|stopped at the crossing. Says Whistle Sounded truck ripped into pieces. Highwat Patrol and then went Wheels were on the track. 'back to do what he could, 'my arms,\ he said. rushchev spoke Monday, the '- second - thoughts . about cluster suffered from spina bi- cises? How many? O . pinosa declared he did not hear daxgzjagadaesviéggdi $500 rrglfionéltihaigngmoughfi and. ginefficiomcy fida-a congemital separation in | Next the investigators wrote pop Vasque: called the California 96 See the train until the front geal to sell 218 million bushels of {have dogged the virgin land pro- the spine which allows spinal to every one of the state's 452)\ \yuen mye remarkable is the On 1 . 'wheat to the Soviet Union. The gram. Engineer Robert E. Cripe Of soviet press and radio have not \We have spacious fields and; the hody. 20 - \Iwo of those men died in San Luis Obispo said he blasted tojg the Russian people about we took the way of expanding It can Jeave a baby vulner- cent of them. . . his Southern Pacific locomotlve'® the wheat deal, made necessary cultivated areas,\ he said. \Now able to death through infection. | Putting their dats togethtt! T0 oo, Ggeng no increase \One body was hooked under Whistle when he saw the DUSpy the failures of Soviet agricul- evidently, we have to concentrate Or it may leave a child par-. from all these sources, the dot] PY along the birth de- ture. Fertilizer always has beemjour efforts on [ Khrushchey complained that; Montpelion | Vt, im | dist SIX certificates on babies, combed the) In vermont, similar interviews almost no fertilizer was used on| weeks last sugpomer, came three ‘records of the university's tw0 were conducted. grain fields. babies bom with the rare de- Inospitals - where 23 per cent Of} - pu, poth in Atlanta and in Francisco Gonzales Espinosm, .. 4 . . _I it months later, from | ¥ irths r - and ; - . | . oan \a ®lAnd only after we have fully| It was Khrushchev who ad-| fickt. Sit months ® ithe state's births ccc vermont, there were no clear-cut «Bodies just flew all over the34, of Salinas the driver, said our domestic needs for|yocated plowing up the vast vir- the same city block, came & 'checked the Only thre6 gnswors - mo common agent igin lands to Increase food pro- fourth case. f surgeons in Véimont, all of them) was found, Iducation, but he indicated 'he was! All of the babics in this tragle in Burlington. Had they seen &1Y) m poth cases the epidemic . passed. So far 1963 has been mor- doctors outside of Burlington.: remre - that _ in _ Vermont's 'getting responses from 90 per ngqghbors \* oy i and upper New York State - 'gord nerve tissue to ballion out the question of|alyzed from the waist down and tors could assume they had pick» fect rate in 198% President Walter Wichser, at a topher Hill Jr., after visiting the Astonished and shocked, CriPe.short because much of the Soviet mising productivity-consequent- |incontinent for life. ied up all cases in the state for| Sectors me still pussled. meeting list night in Massie's scene. Restaurant, wanted to give in- - \Shoes | hats, and - cutting Before he could slow his train of dustey, But in his speech, pub- MHertilizers.\ R € , ' - 70 sugar beet gondola cars, roll-lished yesterday in the Soviet! Khrushchev said he hoped to The cluster of casts from of w S for' in Atlanta, Ga., and the state of \Everywhere you could hear the ing: ab 50 miles an hout, the,Press, Khrushchev said farmers expand mineral | fertilizer pro- Montpelier stivred a medical in- | Although the normal rate for, Vermont -- nealy 1,000 mmilss enging hurtled into the midst of often neglected to use the fertil=\duction to about 100 million tous vesligation, Vermont would predict 99 cases, * structions to thé orgamzation's knives were all around. Attendance Committee. u Two of its three members were injured moaning. abtent, Twenty-two died by the tracks. the Jammed workers |___ _ __ lizer they have, ien bores ver spp te on at ror ~ bam bogies scorer et o oo un men\ p a mae saw the bus move into the tracks. economy is devoted to heavy in- (ly, on the production of mineral| Frequently, there are compli- 1962. 1 i ain damage. _ They found 21 cases in all - | What common agent has left cations, sometimes brain damage ¢ whim 10 Surived. \thow\ trane. and octet prints 'by 1970. | Did this mean that an epidermic in 100,000 live births, in 1962 the: Apait? x 'e PT ener nooo inna aie Cr mao le rian\ \-rank mint she
