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ai l ed Ke hel tu e Po tS M T wiline yin BP Ta D nd 9D te Pa i Lhe ane hic S6 ails tab de u > - - - 1 Roe n et a nd > ene 20s kn 2 n S n e 9 p WEATHER . \ Parily cloudy to fair, con- I I N A L ‘ a tinued-moderately cool through J ~- A Me- 5], Saturday. Low tonight in 40s ‘ 2. High Saturday in 60s. EDITION \ U EIGHTEEN Pages Dyna RX 2-313; . PRICE EIGHT CEfiTs ~ Vol LoCXIV, No. 228 ~ Farbe. iT. v. FRibAY EVENING, 20, 1908) I?\ ' i . C | Te I - h £2 y---4 - i ¥ } a . i , a ' j , ; ~ Weather Bureau Bel 5 Birmingham | - Other _ \Indonesia Driver Goldwater eather bureau believes Seen Way 10 @ 'o a. f c That Cindy May Be Formi _ Welcomes Racial - |Seeking to | S€CQM®S |Not to V dew storm or Hurricane at a . ~ NOT 10 YOIC _ 4 New St Hurri ay Up Pause AC \ - 7 « ' ’ ) - § 1 Incidents | w. Ruffled . ew Storm or Aurricane £ af da By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . IQIM | rocamstr se. 20 n - or es aln Bin Pole o, Artir and Br sess \\n CQ af t TUSCALOOSA, Ala, - Univer-, Charles «Ruffle became slightly - The Weather Bureau office at 200 OEOMINIDE o., ‘ 1 \ Isity of Alabama campus quiet as' ruffled on his 23rd birthday when! Houston said today that CINdY mesumont 3Po rt Arthur 1.55; \| b , a . Perse + ® 9 t] » for n tor ~ \ Pinur - ar ; Blaik and Royal] gglggznupntrrgxl‘ofifi fiaslsiZgrgn 3213138, Promises to Check lg; “1a; gsfelrétesisgmég “fki‘fi‘ Senator Says He's (may be forming another storm Tuesday and Wednesday -en: 8- - Proposal Is Made \ - i a + +111 Tic; 1 2 f person 1 he Named by Kennedy 'Gov. George C: Wallace tried to Demonstrations, mguglnve méquqes. hi -_ Willing to Commit flail? $$2$ij$ f} s 2,63 Sgglgifoggeigcmd Cros 13231765120 In Address Before \ - +_ «stand in the doorway to prevent r he uffle was driving his company | ;, 222 20. & ad at 2 8. | LtOse I ' L A , To Study Race Crisis (desegregation but yieldedp when Protect Property truck through downtown Roches- Political Suicide' are across Texas and reaching ahéeggd SCFPSSffigd a 000 homes Assembly of UN ll : | U 'ter Thursday when he was stop- the Mexican border at Browns- ome water Gamage. Kennedy federalized the Alabama The | R R ; BIRMINGHAM, Ala. S°Pt 20 Nagonal Guard JAKARTA, Indonesia, Sept. 20 ped by the police. The 12 in- | WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 «M- ville eee Moe nt (re 20 0 NATION an { i-Mayor Albert Boutwell wel-) mew HAVEN, C Acting P - Indonesia strove today 10 fractions are: Sen. Barry Goldwater says he _ The Weather Bureau said 1 is the tar south Texas area arew _ UNITED NATIONS Sept 20 D f comed today the appointment of. E , Conn.-ACIBE meng frayed relations with O1. Driving with an insecure will vote a libi he ratchi MENT DCC __, blame for the tiaffic deatn of \/ President Kennedy said today 3 t To - gainst rattfication of WAlching the movement c.oseiy. - 5 co Phar the wor! - 'e or « + a presidential commission seektprezxdem of gale glgversm PS\ ~ Britain, checking further demon- load; the limited | nuclear | test ban - The storm | dumped | 5-inch Roy Store, 16. of Phat he et PAve reached \a C ing racial peace in troubled Bir-Eiua an alstu sped ke a.m_ng1grtqup strations and announcing that it 2. Driving an unregistered treaty, even if it costs him his [8 during the might in the meanv * ‘Zluf’fuex‘m eve? Eggs}?! \. ml)? c“(id reed mo o f mingham. Pont Wallace. -~ ing invilatiOn wij - protect foreign properties truck: Political career ° southernmost tip of Texas Pani Appeaica te ie [rg cgnyipr empfimgfefln ne t - , , a b F . . ~a - taa. .. © aS reared seeare after t m X U he 4 But he disagreed sharply with SYRACUSE, NY. - Amest of from seizure. _ 3. Driving with no insuxgnce, The Arizona Republican, con- _ Cindy. with - 8O-mile-ain- nour gays or! [efflm-gs to 565,98 f “flu moon with the two nations poo.- t Negro leaders who urged Pres!-.23 racial demonstrators st an Government -controlled news 4 No directional signals; sidered a contender for presiden- gmds and pushing 8-foot UICS sandbags. ing research and experience in 5G dent Kennedy to send troops to. urban renewal site brings to 61 and agencies said President . 5. No SIOP 111,311“ -__ nomination in 1964, told the efore it, ii 'Texas between H R Longnion at aissster re- \PRC Pj maintain order in Birmingham. the number taken into custody Sukamo specifically barred the 6. Insecure license plates:? - «Senate vesterday he had been Galveston asd Beaumont Tues ef headquarters said the water In & major foreign policy pro- $4 where the Sunday bombing Of:in a week. Aakeover of Br3u§h companies , r; go 0361211150” raffmse' warned that \to vote against this C43. h level continued to declue rouncement before the United £4 a church | killed four - Negro: without his approval. . No splash |_ ,_ __ treaty is to commit politcal su- 'Then if hang over southeast - About 60 volunteer workers Nations, Kennedy said the nego- £4 a Th . annsare 9. Improper weight markingS: uge \ Texas for a ume, dumpin in ted RC f] girls. x e assurance appeared | to 10. No rear reflector: cide. x2 a t, PINE & remained in the levee atea but Ustion of a limited nuclear test |a Kennedy talked to the Negro meet a British demand that Su- 11. brivirg an -unins pected But, he declared, \I will vote hafnium less thiam two feet Of no longer added sandbags to the ban treaty-uwhich he predicted $4 leaders at the White House yes- ar OOHIS karno spell out what he intends | 7.) ... * ** against this treaty because in ON tint area. * dike. would win \overwhelming en- Pq terday. Five Birmingham com-] to do about British properUes | 19 Puiving with an unregis- MY RCM\ mind, soul and con- -_ Late yesterday the barely dis-\ The high water came from dorsement\ from the US Senate £4 seized by Indonesian workers In ;a trajler, science, I feel it detrimental to CC! Qa‘b‘e ar . movement - had cloudbursts which followed Cingy. 'next week-couid prove \the start | the wave of anti-British senti- ' the strength of my country ... moved | between | Victoria and Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Tex, ad- Of 2 long and fruitful journey\ munity leaders will meet with, x Kennedy in Washington Monday. Boutwell applauded the selec- aVI \ ow tion of former Army footballi coach Earl (Red) Blaik and for-} mer Secretary of the Army Ken- fe seres or te mer o | be to Birmingham, praising them| as distinguished and able men: void of \any stigma of politics' LONDON, Sept. 20 (M - Sir {Malaysia, ment following the creation of This was climaxed Wednesday when 10,000 Indo- nesians protesting against the British-protected Malaysia burn- . ed the $400,000 British Embassy lin Jakarta. Remain Uneasy Britons who sent their wives or partiality.\ 'David Low, cartoonist creator of q f \We welcome, as a city and (\Colonel Blimp,\ died in a hos- figgafiéfiume‘ig oéeggaecoilséfi; & 'people, the cooperation of |Dital last night of heart fAilUYE nesjian guarantees that it would; any who are willing to under- | brought on by a long illness from Lolerateglilo further demonstra-) stand our difficulties and be {asthma and kidney trouble H6 fong © genuinely helpful in their solu- | was 72. * tion,\ the mayor said. ; _ The bushy-browed, plump little Royall, & 69-year-old attorney,' caricaturist won his greatest fame once was a state senator iniduring the war years when he About 50 more Britons planned to follow the 255 who left yes- terday. b North Caroling. worked for Lord Beaverbrook's, About 50 Australian embassy! Blaik, 66, is chairman of the| London Evening Standard. families also departed in whati executive committee of Avco! He spared no public figure, \\\ described as a precautionary | Police said Ruifle was stopped because pieces of wood were fly- ing from the truck as he drove along. . Republicans Will Reply On Tax Cut WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (M - Republicans tell the nation to- \If it means political suicideto COTPUS Christi and limped on vised local officials today that toward peace Presdent Kenneay | designated Jefferson, Orange and Newton Counties, where the rainfall was the heaviest, as disasterareas. This will permit government subdivisions to receive Federal vote for my country and against during, the night to the area this treaty. then I~ commit it “glare Texas and Mexico meet at 'gladly. It is mot my future that \8 concerns me. It is my country- , xt think jusg the edge of it 'and what my conscience tells me 18 2+ Sea and forming a storm 'is how best I may serve it.\ like we had here,\ said E. A. His - speech \capped another Farrell, head of the Houston ¥ Weather Bureau office. lengthy day of debate on the o saiq no hurricane or storm 'aid for rebuilding and allow low- interest loans for private re-\ habilitation, 'treaty in which the time was used mostly by opponents. Ratification Seems Assured Nevertheless, when the vote is 'taken next Tuesday, ratification seems assured. Eighty-one sen- eye had yet formed but that it might do so. Hurricanes and tropical storms tose sirength over land but gain «power over the sea. The Weather Bureau warned Civil Defense authormmes figured © ficod losses at $9,288,823 in Jef- ferson County. Orange County: Judge Sid Caillavet said prelimi- nary estimates of $1 million dam- age, mostly to roads, probably And he said it might be follow- ed by a joint American-Soviet effort to place the first humans on the moon, \mot as the repre- sentatives of a single nation, but the representatives of ail hu- manity .\ i Urges Disarmament In his address prepared for delivery to the 18th General As- sembly, Kennedy also called for steps toward disarmament and & broader test ban, aboktion of racial and religious discrimina- tion everywhere, and new efforts ators have announced for the . 5 . - Sof rain and occasional squalls would stand for areas outside the'to strengthen 1 treaty or fre leaning that %V. slong the coast with wind gusts city of Orange, where no figure as an ingstrumetxfie élfifffmfiiféi’fi with only 14 definitely opposed. up to 30 knots. Small craft yet was available. Ratification requires a two- 'thirds majority-67 votes if all cooperation. The President's address had been awaited with mounting in- terest because it followed by one U .day a generally conciliatory talk 'to the General Assembly by So- viet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Corp. He was the coach who built even Siz Winston Churchill, measure, night and tomorrow their 100 senaters vote. W B I ] B C Army into a national football whom he often depicted as the A total of 28 homes owned by of the tax story - why’ they: One of the five senators who G's-t er In ecomes ente power during World War IL (Charles Dickens character Mi. various companies were pillaged feel Congress should not CU: are sull uncommitted, Len B. 4 A\*L ® Fi Shortly before Kennedy an- cawber, bearing a marked resem- Wednesday, but no office prem. taxes without a brake On jordan, planned tO‘Of Ch FC ken wa [F Between nounced the appointments. Bout-| blance to the late comedian W. ises were damaged, the embassy CF; Ay - speak today but gave no advance iGromyk well told newsmen much of Birm-| C. Flelds. spokesman said. . The reply to President Ken- ingieation of which side he would . “15th only 8 ; ® ingham's troubles were caused by! _ But Churchill once described |_ One of the heaviest losses was hedy's radio and television AB+ pe, A C M k t i_ 3d re reference | to \outsiders both white and color-. Low as \the greatest of the SUffered by Shell, Twelve of js peal for his $11 billion tas CUt Aigo on tap was another speech mer Ca] ommon darke iGromyko's talk, Kennedy said: ed\ who \have come in here and! modern cartoonists.\ 'staff residences were wrecked. _ Drogram, wil be launched this py gen. strom Thurmond,. D- : _ Nhe must contimie to seck agitated to the point where they: Low was knighted by Queen , The compound of the Hong evening by Rep. John W. BYTMES ge\ perhaps the treaty's MOSt uraged by yes- have made our people more miizabeth II in 1962 Kong and Shanghai Bank also Of Wisconsin, persistent foe tive response to tense.\ © \In 1919 he joined the Evening W2S \'Bymes, . senior _ Republican\ m nis prepmredof \The Ohitken War\ between\on US,. poultty. 'he reduction ¥his. preposa by the Soviet Urges Restraint (_ In e joine e Evening Refi Returned menber of the tax-writing House| _. ech, said many supporters ot‘the United States and the Com-!has a good chance of passing.: foreign minister, on an ar- After talking with the Nesta! gfnggdé’gnggrgaggwgi‘gi A 311-031:ng bagsuIZSlesman “1733's 21136 Means Congltgge. 225532 seenéd to-believe thatrmon March ratins-a sort ofiBut Christian Herter, the Presi-| “than weapons of ~ r h mL G pledged to \Oppose the lax C Aragon R * i 1 I ha s t Lfigers’ Kennedy urged cooper- later and stayed there unill 1950/said. a Shell \ou \Co. refinery ab glflige‘very ounce of energy at my|the \Powel of withdragal (fijgrln 1393525 feéléglr’nanv has proposed alga; in Gigi $12 fifg‘fim\ hasi Shane?“ ruction out of outer ihglfinfin iiéiitfismfiié’ yaglrlmfiime’i when he went fo the Dally Her- Palembang in South Sumatraicommand\ unless the House ar-lthe treaty) can cure all poss! Sout in the tariff on American, | There is a strong feeling in : The proposal to keep nuclear intm ounced! ald, In 1953 he signed with the has returned to its management. taches | to it a spending | lid \SKS. . frozen poultry imports to West Washington that if the Com- WEAPONS from outer spac appointment of the two-man Manchester Guardian. His last Workers seized the plant Wed~ amendment he has drafted. Attacks Intelligence Record | (ply. G, ? tn P ffered : Market gets aw ith first made by Mexi P tho diss cogmission. | cartoon appeared June 1. nesday. : Endorse Amendment But a withdrawal would de- PSVin, CENT, Market in its raising '' by 180 per cent armament in the dis- th if“ the FBI and Clty S-; | Low demanded complete free-. Four other _ British-owned ' a pend on | \indisputable | proof\ QF (MB LOP \epee blois. \ in ere than 's y 180 per cont Cult in Geneva oritles are making \massive O-) gom in his treatment of political firms in - Jakarta | taken mer| The conference of House Re- that a nation is secretly testings Berliners eat about 20.000. with chic it may also im- -_ With th , forts to bring to justice the PS- | subjects, even if the cartoons did earlier by - leftist - labor - unions publicans has - endorsed | the pe said, adding that \the record s ers eat about 20,000. wit chickens, it may a 0 im- © Wi the reference? to Gromy- -__ sons responsible for the bOMbInE) mop ageree with the views of his still were under labor control but 'Byrnes amendment, of U.S. Intelligence estimates for t9\> of chicken a year. A sub-. pose prohibitive duties on more <ko's speech, which also called for ~- on Sunday and previous inci-: Romaine wi e views 0: 57th? okesr‘navm said \reasor‘ab'e: * istantial cut in the duty would important American farm pro- ;a summit conference on d.sarma- ; publisher. ; Sp I 190. ducts. ment nest year. Kennedy went © 'Byrmes talk will be carmed bY gecuracy and timeliness is not _; f dents.\ ; , ' asr \* .he ABC and CBS television and impressive Consider & few ex- give U.S. poultrymen a bigger: Boutwell said he asked for the 3231'ng ‘Ztgfi Sitar gll’Lo rd git—1&2? essprifl‘fzgédwmong Brit radio networks at 7 pm. today megies :1 .slice of the city\ mafiket‘, perhaps! Other American officials would on to ntake his dramatic proposal meeting Monday in hobe Of DOL isger ff mfoducmon aged heS 112,22; \The indonesian government 204 bY Micual radio at 735 pm - \Our official intelligence es- a}! £135 Ki; us ob tmlfg t; tage some like to accept the reduction as 4 for the joint moon shot. f traying to Kennedy what he can-Tremarkeg' » \reported the arrest of severai'_ Rep. . Thomas B Curis o! nmates were wrong as to when glarkgtst'lmnfffo: g s eoulotgmongslgn of good will if it is approved: In space, Kennedy said, both ro ed the tru story of Blrmgxgham,: \I had * - hands, persons in | the burning of the Missouri will speak on NBC tele-'the Soviets would be able to \ at n US. p . in Brussels. Their case could be the United States and the Soviet ; He picked up his executive see-! ad two artists on my hands. vision and radio a: 7 P.M. to- detonate an atom bomb. 1 Reprisals Threatened 'helped by the offer for West Union have \a special capacity.\ Bonn's idea is to ward off re- Berlin. FPurtherrmore, he argued, both i retary, William C. Hamilton, fop! One at night time - that wasanush Embassy. morrow. Curs is semor Repub- \Our official intelligence es- | / . prisals threatened by the United' N = h nn t> {nave agreed through the United BONN, Germany. Sept. 20 M -- day to consider knocking 1.2 tgfaemiem- en West Berlin has become a centericents a pound from the tam!“ erday's affi j the White House trip along with the prime minister complaining , /7 Mor , 'can House member of the Join! timates were wrong as to when City Councilman Don Hawkins, about Low. The other in the left by the rioters A\ Commitee and also the Soviets would get the ther- States against the Common Mar- iNations that they will make no f ket. The deeper cut would apply territorial claims in space. Hav- businessmen Caldwell Marks and: morning - that was Low com- bassy, British business PIOPSMY 'corces on Ways and MANS monuclear bomb - they missed Frank Newton, and the Rev. W. Landon Miller, president of; the council of Birmingham min-} plaining about Churchill\ Frank Owen, formed editor of the Standard, commented: i demanded by Britain. and homes. Sull to be cleared up . was the question of compensation - There was uneisiness, 100, : The networks, which carried ; on Wednesday Kennedy's ap- peal for quick passage of the it by a mile. only to West Berlin, not West > + » L \Our official intelligence esti. Germany proper. W i. R I r i icting . The West German duty on ants Kun mates were wrong in predicting, American chickens, now also ap g ing prepared this backdrop, Ken- nedy said: \Why therefore, should man's isters. - \He was & superb cartoonist \ ; . Fubere I the C ists would not fi i R s i fax - bill - without | limiting that the ommunists w 0 R . : B 'first flight to the moon be a Relatively Quiet | and though his cartoons were &*DOUL reports by some Britons | F inv Korea. were bled in West Berlin, stands a R a y C i & that the core of Wednesday's | amendments, made the equal South Korea. and were 136 cents a pound. The U.S. e cons, er e tfigegh‘fmgafigflUfig-gge 22512132: As white and Negros continu-, ed to study peacefully in desegre-} gated schools in four Alabama; frequently not in line with the policy of the paper he was given complete independence - he de-, rioters was highly organized and mob leaders carried lists pinpointing the residences of | cities, a relatively quiet day pro- manded it.\ duced these other developments:} ; British Embassy perfonncl The government, pressed by i time available at the request - of the Republican | National Committee. | Byrnes amendment 'pushed by Republicans when the will be 'mgain caught unprepared. L \Our official intelligence esti- mates were wrong about Soviet government considers this much' too high. The rate was less than. waernNGTOoN. Sept 20 | a 1 i N. Sept 20 iP - 5 cents a pound before COMMON ning the reopening of merger capabilities to put a satellite in orbit. and Sputmk I caught us Market rues went into effect last year talks with Trans World Airlines. 'Northeast Airlines has asked the 'and the Soviet Union, in prepare ing for such expeditions, become involved in immense duplications of research, construction and ex- 1 1 10. -A student boycott at one| Secretary t vote in the by surprise.\ N . nditure? 10 newly | integrated Bimgham%FreHCh Al'l‘efl Mall 52255? Sggrifima di lfiafic £11223; lgguszmpxgggytge; vgzacmesdalv. Sen. Richard B Russell, D-Ga.. Péestigem Ii“??? haswthrfgz'mvil Aeronautics Board to te- _ _ Dramatic Cooperation ba school began to fade as enroll-! x ', i £, Pou : ' lou! esd@Y strong opponent of the that unless the Y2t° COMC5/eonsider the decision ehminatinf | «g. \ bata» | | to - London | that | \Indonesia His proposal would make the . W < down the United States will raise e - lami Surely we - should | explore 4. ment approached normal. | in Assassin PIO harsmees the safety of Brush , Out inoperative unless the Presi- teaty. told a reporter today that 00\7 \75 ° %oooog\ gig - million it from the New York-Miami YUN _ ) ime sesentists and AStrO- ? -Negro Vivian Malone, admit- f, tional d csv in In- dent submits in January or be- Russia's latest proposal for a ma £ C aS Market goods - Northeast's petition yesterday, \© ‘ t. 1. ted to the University of Alabama PARIS, Sept. 20 (P =- A 32- din nals an property in ~ fore budget e stimzites of spend- disarmament | meeting at the “(gt fo domino? Marke £10; § asking the CAB to reconsider its nauts of our two, (igun ries- Ll last June 11 under &a escort of year-old man wanted in an at- esia.' _ . alin 3 F 97 Bill for Summit bore, out his arguments | 80 tar. \€ Beriin propos 25 Aug. 15 decision came as the indeed of all the wor -cannot Fj federalized National - Guard{=. ®,\ kill President Charlee | But British officials were not'ing not exceeding $ 7,22, against the pact. not become generally | ENOWN. justice Department made a sec- work together in the conquest of 11 =_ troops, enrolled for the feu 08 Gaulle last Year Nes teen ar- prepared to wipe tne slate clean the 10. ec , Somet Foreign Minister Andrei officzals learned Of It hoa effort to intervene .n the SDace. sending some day in this g semester without incident . _ by special police. lof earlier Sukarno StAMESMMDIS ! Cimates of spendin a Grompyko proposed an i8.-na- from a technical publication 12 'case, The first was rejected. decade to the moon. not the i Hungerian-born Lajos Marton:that Britain is trying to rélain est uy €. tion disarmament meeting in an Berlin. It has only gone as far 48 | tn its petition. the Justice De- representatives of a single na- H # f i i }. { 1 1 1. -The Air Force rejected a re-} . iwas picked up 12 quest from a Negro student £*0lPiparis, police disclosed yesterday east Asia through Malaysia, the at Seling to put the city had been sentenced to deathifive-day-old federation of Ma- 3153131. & r Force Base in absentia for taking part in an laye, Singapore and the British days 'ago near. its colonial influence in South-. Rpublicans contend they can- not rely on pledges, such as the one Kennedy renewed Wednes- 'day, to control spending ANG ming» «id Russell who had, argued that the treaty was a step though 'drive for a balanced budget as address to the UN. General As- sembly yesterday. ° \This is exactly what 1 had in the Common Market executive in Brussels, which asked for more information. No figures have been named, thore was one estimate partment charged that the CAB had placed the financial needs of a single carrier-Eastern Au 'Lines - before the needs of the 'pubuc in eliminating Northeask tion. but the representatives of all humanity.\ Even though Kennedy said this might become a worldwide proj- ect he emphasized the \special Dr. Martin Luther King Ir., {ambush of de Gaulle's car mear;iBorneo territories of Sarawak called the Negroes conference | with Kennedy very fruitful, but | said Birmingham Negroes are | \frustrated confused and al- most on the verge of despair.\ King said the President, urged: to send troops into the city, re- | plied that Federalizeéd National j Guardsmen are still on duty, and Paris Aug. 22, 1962. land the North Bornéo. Briefly Told . . . NEW YORK, Sept. 20 (P - President Kennedy saw pickets he would wait and see what de-| for various causes waving pla- velops, Sen. Lister Hill. D-Ala., de- nounced as \cruel and inhumane\ a request by Roy Wilkins, execu- tive secretary of the National} Association fo rthe Advancemen of Colored People, that Kenned cut off Federal funds to Alabama. Seen Punishing Innocent Hill said the proposal would: Atteridance at West End High! School in Birmingham. where: more than 1.000 pupils boycotted , classes shortly after two Negro: girls enrolléd under a Federal court order, was 81.6 per cent of: normal yesterday | The rollcall showed 1.155 pupils in class out, of an erirollment of 1.416. At the other two desegrated Birmingham schools Ramsay, High and Graymont Elementary, attendance was still higher. Chuckle Corner PHOENIX, Arig. Sept - Miss Forest Products of 1963 will be selected next Tuesday in Pboenix by the following wdges. Edd E. Forester. David Wood- mgn, Bob Trimime Bil Custer. 20 P- Clezen . ter Jr. and operation on Aug. 28, died to- ; than Mao Tung, the Red gado Tinoco last night brought & » are faun j Jerry geawgerpa‘rp ner dno © dgy. l l Chinése bose, & ~- ithe toll to 81. & {have joined to demand that the. cheaply elsewhere. {gram. countries. A & O4 can an . tee were ayer omen tn 6 come 7177733171.“ p re om brate har my hey mg grem om eure re ie vou site won ondas ure nw cards as he drove today from his hotel to address the United Nations. Some of the signs blamed him in the killing of six Negro children in Birming- ham last Sunday, four of them by a bomb,. --A solemn religious ceremony, open the Vatican Ecumenical Council Sept, 29, ceremonial officials announced today. The second session of the world- wide council of Roman Cath- olic prelates begins' in nine | days, garter a recess dating from Dec. NEW YORK, Sept. 20 (M) - Mayor Robert F. Wagner, who did not show up at Idlewild Airport for President Ken- nedy's - arrival last night, called on the President today in the latter's hotel suite. WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (I- 'oday became the 15th senator to - announce he | will - vote . against - ratification - of - the limited nuclear test ban treaty. LEEDS, England, Sept. 20 (P - Ars. Violet Scott, in whom | the heart valve of a dead man was transplanfed in a unique VATICAN CIT\ Sept 20 (M | sen. Len B. Jordan, ReIdaho, : i - LOS ANGELES, Sept. 20 I- Actor Richard Boone was hos- pitalized with serious injuries today after his expensive sports roadster struck a parked car, police reported. officer E. T. Loftus said Boone's head hit the windshield of his Maserati and his chest broke the steering wheel. WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (f- Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., given prompt and full support South Viet Nam \we are face- to-fasge with a disaster\ there. BARCELONA, Spain, Sept. 20 # - Moishe Tshombe, for- mer president of the Congo re- public's break-away +Katafiga Province, siid today he was no _Machivellian African but \a man of good will, sincerely de- voted to the people.\ WATKINS GLEN, Sept 20 tM - Twenty-three cars and three diesel units of a New York Central | frieght train wero derailed today just west ' of this Finger Lakes resort. 1 No injuries were reported. | _- BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Sept. 20 (B - Mis. Ngo Dinh Nhu, the politically powerful first lady of South Viet Nam, de- i clared today Soviet Premier Khrushchev is more dangerous | Investigating , by all American agencies in | 'soon as possible. They say the restraints must be spelled out in law. c Close Vote Expected \The Democratic majority of the Ways and Means Committee wrote an economy - declaration (into the House bill and Kennedy endorsed i:. but Bymmes dismissed 'this as a mere plous declaration and - evidence | of- Democratic Iguilty conscience. The vole on the Byrnes a- imendment is expected to be «close. 'The Democrats on Wed- inesday won a minor tactical vic-, tory when the House Rules Com- 'miltee set up procedures which require the amendme~* ivoted on as & \mot: {move. Republicans had ho.. .. to offer it as a straight amendment and thus make a broader appeal. Even so,. it is expected to attract the votes of some fiscally con- servative Democrats, Families of Vifiigms. To Divide $750,000 stite reports. Insurance Fund, came ldied. SALINAS, Calif, Sept. 20 UP - Families of Merges? ganicénalsz dead as & result of Tuesday's ,,, c E frain-bus collision near Salinas buy surplus U.S. wheat could like. try will divide at least $750,000 in workmen's compensation, the The annotinéement yesterday, by Earl Howard, general man- ager of the State Compensation after three more of the farm xvorkem! The death of Margarito Del- foward disarmament without that the cut for West Berlin from the New York-Miami route. proper safeguards. \The Russians might be as muich as 4.3 cents 2 The CAB's decision is sched- will make all kinds of proposals Pound. uled to ge into effect Oct. 14. 'for - disarmament | with self-in-. If a reduction for West Berlin leaving Eastern and National Air .spection, 4s approved by the executive, it Lines alone on the run. \No one would welcome it (dis- still would have to go through | In deciding to end Northeast s armament} more than I if the the Common | Market Council. authority for ail routes south of Russians came in with an fron- There it could be veloed by any New York. the CAB reversed an clad, foolproof system of inspec- of the | six members - France. examinei's recommendation that tion that would assure no new Italy, Belgum, Holland or Lux- the line's temporary authority to nuclear weapons would be pro- 'embourg as well as Germany. serve the area be made perma- duced. and old ones would be The council of the Common nent. It said two airlines were \eliminated.\ iMarket meets in Brussels Mon- sufficient to serve the ru AN ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS ANALYSIS U.S. Appears on Threshold of Liberalizing Agricultural Trade Relations with Red Bloc ? By OVID A. MARTIN United States try to cash in. iday to be on the threshold of new 'and more liberal agricultural trade relations with the Soviet than real. No laws or . ban such sales. | - Whether it will cross 2 i threshhold may depend more on brought a small quantity of some they favor it. \the Russian leaders than Ameri-| speciality Amevican | items, But form of a Communist offer to grains, bring expanded tiade with the A Soviet Union and its satellites. - Soviet trade Soviet purcdiases $500 million worth of Canadian 'above world marke} levels. wheat and $90 million worth of , 'To make thoe products com- is that this coun- grade ban on sales to the Soviet bloc. appetite of American producers, traders and some government | officials for a piece of the big ;sidies Iron Curtain market, i- Lawmakers from farm States Russia could and did buy moreunder the Food for Peace pro i | But a Soviet offer fow to buy, WASHINGTON,. Sept. 20 (P -, | Actually, barriers to sales of U. American wheat doubtless would | {The United States appeared. W‘s, farm products to the Soviet.bring a change in the govern-; bloc have been more imaginary ment's subsidy policy. (tierbsinigfi3 -b . In recent years such action and high administra- {poses the Communist c ountriés jon officials have hinted that and this week of (iry Supports some farm prices limited to lifting of the subsidy conderanéd There appears to be no disposi- Nam, Australian wheat has whet the {petitive in international | trade.. tion at this time to offer the Redsith the Soviet Union, 3 the government has offered sub- other advantages || extended to garian government's treatment sidies on exports. But the sub-ifriendly countries such as credit of Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty have been denied ship- and Acceptance of their curren-'who ig in exilé in the U.S. le» ment to the Soviet Union. Thus cles as payment for products, as gation in Budapest. and a ban capacity\ of the United States and the Somet Union and used the term \a joint expedition to the moon \ . There was no doubt that he regarded this as a possible ave- nue of dramatic cooperation be- tweer the principal cold war ad- versaries But he also stressed that such a step, and others he suggested. \will require on our part full consultation with our ales.\ While holding out an olive branch, Kennedy indirectly be- labored the Soviet Union for its 'record in Germany, Cubs, the Congo, the United Nations and 'elsewhere. And, he said that the United F punish, hundreds of thousands of minus the lavish outdoor pro- said today that unless ;commit\ - a proced States is nof without stain-spe- i innocent persons. i cession of a year ago, will re. | S400\ Henty Cabot Lodge is iflonally regarded as + a (elfically, in the area of racial {discrimination. Said Kennedy: \The United States of Ameri- ca is opposed to discrimination and persecution on grounds of race and religion anywhere in the world, including our own nation. We are working to right Que wrongs of our own pea ! nation.\ regulations present agitation appears to favor fg said the United States op- \apartheid - (segregation) all forms of human oppres- iston\ and would like to see new . I There are a number of factorszéfforts to give new fieaning to 'can. A friendly gesture in the none of the major crops such @8 which would make expanded,the Ceneral Assembly's 15-year- cotton, tobscco, and the ade advantageous to this coun- old declaration of human. rights, | Kennedy did not confine his major factor inhibiting US.~ Tt is assumed. of éoutse, that discussion of discrimination _ to liberalization would bethe United States, however, HC the oppression _ of {Bhudtist priests in South Viek the closing of synagogues the Hun- won Protestant missions in some
