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=_ IUT preop attr areins daphne tne WEATHER Tonight, frost or freeze in . most sections, Tow 25-35, Tues- day, sunny, not quite so cool, high 55-to 65. - FINAL: EDITION Vol. LXXXIV, No. 225 Ezenmréfi Packs == Dran RX 2-3131 Prick Ece» CBNTS A ‘ !H d dM'll'A” | way Cleared glnfilrolzn \2:23:95 For Vote on _ Treaty Changes AH Proposals Are Expected To Be Rejected WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 (P-'|: Sen. Thomas J,. Dodd, D-Conn.,'f cleared the way for Senate votes on a half dozen proposed reser-; yations to the lHimited nuclear -~ test ban treaty today by droppingi P his own fight for five \under-! ° standings.\ Democratic and Republican leaders voiced confidence of suf- Bulletin WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 UM Paris re . - police report that a $2 - The Senate rejected today a I million Heard of stolen paint- proposal by Sen,. Barry Gold- | ings, rare books and other art water. R-Ariz. to require Soviet | treasures was found in the |footlockers to aircraft engines. mitter and flare guns, removal of nuclear weapons ‘ apartment of plctured Yugo- \Presumed Down in Atlantic. | i Carrying Supplies arni Fabs, 1.7. itonp At EvaniNg,_SEPTRMBER 25, i963 |Search Is Being Conducted | N T I ' . , | © & ‘ DOVER, Del., Sept. 23 (A -imiles wide. About 30 militaryr - iK _ R a Air Force, Navy and CoastGuard planes and three Coast Guard ;~ | l N ' ‘ planes searched the Aflanticicutters were taking part. The: ° | ; © Ocean today for an Azores-bound|Coast Guard also. alerted dp- ~ j ' ' ~ For Air Force Cargo Plane E ir Force cargo plane presumedlproximmely 100. ships with n 30 own with 10 crewmen aboard. \!miles of the plane's scheduled. The four-engine C133 turbo- route tobe on the lookout. prop Cargomaster was last heard| - Seven Married from at 2:53 a.m. yesterday, 18} . | y. - j <q rev '' The Cargomaster's next i t # e oe Iw. imines ffer 12 int Dore A sin Tent duce, PF@ Armored Division of Army 'Miss | A Dover spokesman said pe tween 3:03 a.m and 3:10 am. atf ' a 7 | ¥ lSSion ee S {plane was 20 mies north of Cape \; ! ' irhi | > [May, N.J., when the commander, miles from Doer, A distress 5”me l d' . TO B e A, FH te to erm gan y ; of Jackson Heights, N.Y., radioedport' never came. 0 “1g a S To Ge? FfiCfiS that he was at 13000 feet and The plane should have arrived ° x x | imo indication of any trouble | cough fuel to keep it aubome On Blrmlngham WASHINGTON. Sept. 23 UM- when further such exercises will Fact until 2 pm, R f t C5 \ie . . A The Defense Department an- be undertaken,. Gr res; en : All 10 men aboard the plane nounced today that an armada 'It is understood that Pentagon |2,269-mile flight to Lajes air Trar t - Scuadr \ Th Meeti station on the Portuguese Island: Sévelrslpglere nggiégn at Dover. A re; h eetings 'will airhft a 15.000-man Army & division to the Far East and' Two Confer with coon heve. Tone, Ar uous - Survival equipment aboard in- re Scheduled armored - division to Germany another to the Middle Fast N' - dy Before The Dover spokesman said the OUuded life vests, two 20-man life- 'guch long-range operation ever year « ( . X wasEmGroNn sept is im _- \There is much to be gained. | Today's search incompassed. Lajes is the stopping off point President Eennedy holds ;, toy mon srong, will be flown I0 Aggression wherever it takes Secretary of Defense Rober: 8 , , ; L 7 6 obert 5, 'n point known as Shad, about 119} \Capt. Dudley J. Connolly Jr.. 33, ation was declared when the re- | . Operation Will Set Record climbing to 14.000 feet. He gave at Lajes at 10:35 a.m. It carried\ p a on I e ecor The Cargomaster was on a\ h 5 were members of the First Air q st AY .of 240 Air Force transport planes planners are thinking of sending 'of Terceira, carrying supplies for + tate next month in the greatest similar exercises some time next At White House | f f f cargo included everything from rafts, an emergency radio trans- Starfmg on Trip \The Ind - Armored Division, from a capability to react quickly - WASHINGTON. Sep 23 P - and military personnel from ' slay house painter | Nikola [2,650 miles from Ca co mi \ ' ¢ th % , pe May east for military - alrerad y separate meetings today in con- j ty aircraft flying the € A from Texas to Germany along Blace before the situation has McNamara and Gen Maxwell D Cuba as the price for U.S. rati- i Franusic, 26. fication of the limited nuclear 7 test han treaty. Ito the Azores in a corridor 60 southern routeover the Atlanue. M@Hon with the racial situation nue. * with 1,500 men in supporting deteriorated to the point where Taylor, chairman of the Jot in Birmingham, Ala. ® R 'truck and artillery units from Much: larger forces would be Chiefs of Staff, flew to Sou'n i First the President meets with| a 3 , tory. ' tm : Birminghamt civtllgbases in five states. needed to recover lost territory,\ Viet Nam today on a special fact . N ® x fnd ~ l - ; ¢ five white . e 161 ods ficient votes to* reject all In\i'flllvwo Key Measures Oi PrESIden' In FOrelgn leaders. Then, late this alternoon,| 'The massive airlift, expected MeNamara said. __ _ finding, mission for President icted, ' he talks with six white Alabama.to take three days. will be sup- During the Berlin crisis and Kennedy. posed reservations, and predicted, overwhelming approval of the, tay male >= \-* Domestic Fields Face Vote of Congress Dodd announced in a Senate speech his decision to drop his call for understandings, He urged: WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 (M ratification of the pact, sayingilegislative programs come to votes this week in the Senate and the House. he believes \the good in it out- weighs the bad.\ . Weal revon Dispute the Senate Preparedness Sub- church - leaders. - Immedia - j jy, Since. the United States has put - Their silver Air Force transport ediately ported by a composite air StMke )y yoon in Europe enough Plane was airborne from Andrews after that he is confer with 1 - j 'the two men he mgned list wgglz’fg‘igzagielgafizts ffifiteéfimrfcgfl- heavy equipment for two divisions Air Force Base at 11 a m . shorts as his personal representatives in joraft «-one armored, and one the 00 Cr fpf eich the Birmingham situation - for- Th'e air strike force will fly 5113311153“ tit-xehind Almoreii‘g?esc£?f§rt§1anjofdm; Joxint Cues | as , f . , cary nly li ear, - wi receive nal instruc- - Two key measures in President Kennedy's foreign and domesucxgéd)fl%kffiga¥orggfhs£fggnon-stop to bases in France and “minim the 2mm? to ruin tions from the Presmleml at“ grit! ,, 'tary of the Army Kemeth C {Germany, refueling en route from men to Europe and mate memEWhite House. . * The fate of one of them May Royall. \Strategic Air Command KCI135 quickly with prepositioned equip-, They were with the President determine the future of a third | Thc merings were scheduled tankers. 'ment to reinforce the five U.S. 32 minutes, Undersecretary of administration \must\ bill, after Kenncdg's n‘1‘ct 33 if, 11211“ '~ mhe air strike force will num- (divisions and other combat ele. State George Bail and presiden- |_ After two weeks of debate, the gay with leailers ofa Bin-mp“)- « ber 1,500 men and the military ments already facing the iron ial assistant McGeorge Bundy Senate will vote tomorrow on the ham's - Negro - communit TDS® : transport crews another 2,000. 'curtain. also attended. E Y | \in Europe the soldiers of the 'The United States also has Speaking with reporters briefly @ committee to make periodic re- I U O A | o hmited nuclear test bar 1 F es e | treaty. i A C\ p ”C gal n yer y. discuss the situation created 2nd Armored Division-traveling stockpiled some heavy equipment before takeoff McNamara said ports to the Senate on the status, of the U.S. underground nuclear a O * testing program, the status of G uard \1g of Ru l \ed E m ba S SYN“ Administration leaders be- 15. Four Negro girls died in the weapons such as rifles and ma- Philippines area, . ® \ | chine guns-will link up with Flying 250 Sorties nuclear laboratories, \the ob- servance of the treaty,\ and its impact of national security. recent \solemn guarantees\ the ,0f violence that almost caused a' United States will continue a diplomatic break, vigorous underground test pro- | A dipolmatle erisis was ram, that atmospheric testing averted - when - Gov. - Sumamo halk ' . I P anl C 'mand\ to \frustrate baby Malay. two years. 'This measure is the council menber and one of the Namara as \the largest trans- fighters, two squadrons of F100 facilities will be kept in a state Sosroatmodijo_ of Jakarta agreed of standby readiness, that nu- {through a police representative to; . M cowl joint Briti A 5+: The Indonesian | government tion's economic program. f A - clear laboratories will be kept (2 J int British-Indonesian guald‘ followed up severance of trade in operation and that facilities 'to protect documents in the em- for monitoring Soviet nuclear ° activities will be strengthened | British Ambassador A. G. Gil- and improved, christ had just told a news con-. JAKARTAt'imdonesia, Sept. 23§?eighboring Malaysia. He says ill; In saying he would not press ® -The British-Indonesian dis- is a scheme to perpetuate Britis i for understandings, Dodd said Pute flared again today over meifgloniallism. but fie British tsa}; {fxfi'fise‘lwafié‘ci’pei’zr and reser- he reached his decision on the {guarding of Britain's ruined em-'his real aim is gain contro © . 2 h T y i fax b:sise of President Kennedy's bassy, burned by mobs in a wavelof Sarawak and Sabah, which The bg battle of the week will left Birmingham yesterday afm‘km which' the 3rd Armored Di- ing the division £0 Coig for 'bassy's vault. 1 Ratification requires two-thirds by the bombing of the 16th approval-67 if all 100 senators Street Bapfist Church on Sept. the Atlantic with light aboard supply ships based in mega?“ until recently the progress f the anti-Communist military leffort by the South Vietnamese forces with U.S. support had been \proceeding very satisfactorily.\ He said he and Taylor were going to the vital southeast Asian country to determine vision, based in Germany, wills 'The composite air strike force| is: egg; gaginlfgligjagdggogv‘ , tot . {take part. will provide tactical air su The government - sponsored [signs £10 ‘bowkgeg’xheiday hk t?“ An unidentified man hoisted aft Théj exercise, given the name for age 2113 MgJOSedaDivisgzgn the acd est of the past several National Front announced _ a bnrze Sig-1 affine aver GEL taxes sign saying \Don Hawkins is an \Big Lift,\ was described by See-' Among the airplanes to take! Tooks- crush Malaysia action come APOU ion over the next integrationist.\ Hawkins a_ city retary of Defense Robert S. Mc-part are a squadron of FIO5 jet'j By unr§5t»hMCNi’-ln1ara abvious- o < M © y meant the political turmoil :sig, forcibly born Sept. 16. cornerstone of the administra- five leaders representing Bout- oceanic Army-Air Force deploy-'jet fighters and a composite within South Viet Nam resulting i C 2 'well, snatched the sign from the ment ever to be made by air.\ - squadron of RFIO1 and RB66 Te trom a recent crackdown by the v p ® Would Cut Spending man and engaged him in a heat- - He said in a statement the ex-'connaissance planes, plus threeaVletnamese government on Bud- relations with Malaysia by out- Repubhcams are supporting al- ed verbal exchange before others ercise \will provide a dramatic squadrons of C130 | turbo-jet dhists, students and other op- \lawing §1pmepts of all products most solidiy a proposal to tit the separated them. lustration of the U.S, capability transport planes. ponents to any alaysmp texjnmly. proposed tax cut to | reduced | Religious Leaders scheduled to: for rapid reinforcement of NATO! McNamara said that since 1981 These actions by President Ngo 'Federal spending. Their plan confer with Kennedy at 6:30 pm. forces.\ the United States has increasedglfiggfgaa‘ve cgfiggéfii 53K! . Aban? non. % omnes ( en makin rrr ar \i lieve they wil do better than bombing ind two Ne . that. No House action is required. were shot to death £531,535 'heavy equipment already in\ 'The Defense Department esti- The Senate will vote today on incidents later the same day. ,G?11‘-Ix’nanyh i e Ematecil ”that Air Force jet and! The white civic leaders, repre- ine a) C cline a prop-driven §100P efujner planes «senting Mayor Albert Bouts-ell, week-long NATO field exercise will fly some 250 sorties in mov- 're north of Indonesian Bomeo, be fought in the House, which an airport incident, Dodd said that If the Senate ference that a senior police of- | ta f C f , s rejected the treaty at this point, ficial had refused to let him into LM an Admits on i mec fico Ebileednbatnee cone cn | acmaunsinties Wflfiéfim3§§m§rfifigifi \the Communiits would Iatach ithe embassy last night. .He, sud- tremendously effective propaganflfierfiy hm off the conférence da war against us as hypocrites and hurried to the embassy. a C ra and warmongers.\ ’ Embassy | informants said i ; | «rhe stature and leadership; Gilchrist had just been inform- a ln l e of the President, so important to: ed that Indonesians were trying the free world alliance, would be! to Break into the vault, This undermined by such a crushing time Gilchrist brushed past | pos ANGELES, Sept. 23 (P - rebuff,\ he said. \and the moral! protesting Indonesian police police say a T2-year-old posture of our country and thus.] and remained in the embassy (ter admits he Killed his wife and: in a sense, our capacity to lead,] for an hour and a balf until |entombed her in a wall in the' would be badly tarnished.\ the | guard - agreement | was [belief - apparently erroneous - Dodd had proposed under-] reached, \she was running around with standings that: (1) The treaty) The British considered the other men.\ jol..sha kep 51mm x%or stand al die s acct: tant ‘ r a year W? $6? exceed “g’rfiuion tese, of Alabama; Bishop Nola iaddifional big scale exercises and $98 billion next year. This B. Haxnion of the North Alabama planned for the near future, Mc-] would require a cut in plannedConference of Methodist Church. Namara said. He did not ind: housands March and Pray expenditures for both years | [; Bishop Joseph A. Durrick» Many - southern Demoonts Auxiliary bishop of the Catholic; are expected to support the Re- Diocese of Alabama and his as-; publican plan. The latest nog. 'Sistant, the Rev. Joseph C. Allen;: programmed through the next iseveral years will just about icate quadruple the 19617capabi1ity. t ** Nok Deteriorating - 'When reporters asked whether his burry up mission indicated a 'deteriorating military situation in iSouth Viet Nam, McNamara re- plied \definitely not.\ He added that he did not want to draw any conclusions in ad- ficial nose-count indicated the Rabbi Milton F. Crifman of ® ® # f hi k 1 - 4 femtnescoont Illest ths tool Sic Jp Memori) FOF -_ tn would be only a handful of 'Da. and the Rev. EarleStallings, votes, with both sides claiming Pastor of _ the First Baptist @ # * the edge. Church of Birmingham. ;S’x I | d Indirectly tled to the tax bill Royall and Blaik, whose ap- an administration measure to Pointments were annoiinced last! involves no recognition of the issue serious enough to ask sup-! Mild-mannered Joseph Lewis it. up a $355 million program of Thursday before Kennedy met Fast German Communist from other embassies. U.S.. was arrested Saturday in a serv- (2) it permits US. withdrawal ' Ambassadon Howard P. Joneslice station by an off-duty police; Federal aid to economically de- With Birmingham Negro leaders. pressed areas. Known as the area are expected to go to the in memorial st Negro Children jand Taylor the length - and 'breadth of the tortured country 'and into contact with senior U.S. 'mihtary diplomatic officials and NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (M -)Hartford, Conn.: North - Little. Vietnamese authorities. ousands marched, rallied and'Rock and Fort Smith. - ArKI! - The defense secretary said he prayed across the land yesterday :Rochester, Albany and Troy. N.. was not carrying any instruc- ervices for six Negro) Y.; Cincinnati Columbus and, tions to change any TS. per- immediately in the event of aand the Australian, Canadian|detective who recognized Lewis iw - redevelopment bill, it will be can- bama | city tomorrow. Royall dS'onijgren slain in Birmingham, Yellow Springs, Ohio; Columbia, sonnel in Viet Nam. violation by any other signer;{and French ambassadors rushed/car from broadeast descriptions. | (3) it does not inhibit the U.S. to the embassy. A murder warrant was issued, use of nuclear weapons to defend 'The mobs that bummed thelagainst Lewis after police, sus- itself or its allies; (4) any amend- embassy Wednesday were of a freshly plastered bed- ments to the treaty must be testing the creation of thelroom wall in the couple's home,' ratified by the Senate and Federation ofiopened it Sept. 12 and found the the treaty would permit the use| Malaysia, embracing Malzya|decomposed body of his wife, of peaceful explosions for Sarawak and Sabah| Anna, 70. building of a sea level canal (North Borneo), all former After his arrest, Lewis was through Nicaragua, with the per- British territories. taken to the police station and; mission of the Micaraguan gov-) To avoid a diplomatic break. told: \Anna was found.\ I ernment. Indonesia promised that British} \Yeah? who with?\ detectives' Lenn zzz gave? gm; flromrtéesbwoulg ll); {gossaid he replied. i cted, but a number of British; After more questioning, Sgt. Growth of a - Hurricane enterprises have been taken over; Ted Combs said, Lewis related: by the government, at least tem-| \I hit her during an argument porarily, Indonesian officials sayitwo days after she came back: they acted to keep workers fromifrom Chicago. seizing them. \She threatened to have me: I- CL..., JAJ I do not know the underlyingiarrested and I hit her again.} S JTtimiea meanings of the events as yet,\ When she began to yell I tried to. Giéclirisb Hills repgrtirs, \andf I go; quiet her, but she slumped to the' e not know the inten ions (of the|ground. She wasn't breathing.\ : MIAMI, F151\ Sept. 23 m -- Indonesian government) régard-, He expressed doubt that pane! Debra. a liitle hurricane who5e ing the future of British nation- growth has been stunted, whirled'als gand British firms in this along in the Atlantic today Lioomuntryy miles east southest of President Sukarno's govern- EhciLshamg geingrhaguggaegiment made elear there will be no said little iniorma iletup in the i 1 received on the season's fourth! P e campaign against hurricane during the night. The} had found his wife of 42 years. - \After all, I'm a carpenter., think you'd ever find her body Combs said Lewis indicated no remorse over his wife's death. center this morning, was esti-l a j . mated near latitude 27.7 north Ixon ees 0 \ ar te w and longitude 48.0 west. & l - f I t H U Highest winds are 65 knots or! \5 miles an hour, just strong; with a job like I did, I1 didn'tischeduled to testify later. sidered tomorrow by the House tow senior partner in a New aj,, racial disorders. Rules Committee. York law firm and Blaik is chair- year by the House. - Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy.obedience\ House approval of the tax- and Asst Atty. Gen. Burke Mar- speaker calle Raleigh, N.C.; Milwaukee; | | 'There have been reports of dis- dass . | Some expressed bitterness, Detroit and Grand Rapids, Mich.; satisfaction in Washington with A sinilar (limit amare 30:53 1y gifazvocf) éhe “if“??? ‘kanrmttee vislent tiprising\ and a \massive.Chicago and Freeport, HL.; Oma~ the performance of Gen, Paul D. measure was defeated earher trois co Corp.. New York. | - - pationwide campaign of clvil dis- ha; Des Moines; Baltimore: St. Hopkins, top U.S. commander to protest what one Louis and Kansas City, Mo.; there. d \the last crime Richmond, Va.; Pasadena, McNamara's 20-hour flight is cutting measure could make itishall, head of the Justice Depart- against the spirit of brotherhood |seattle: Phoenix and Tucson, due to end in Saigon Tuesday awkward for some members | tO'ment's Civil Rights division, went -the sense follow through with a vote for to New York yesterday to discuss children.\ acditional government spending the Birmingham situation with] on the area redevelopment pro- Blaik and Royall. a Justice De- less slaughter of the: Ariz: Portland,. Ore.; Roxbury, night, Viet Nam time. and Princeton, Newark, The McNamara-Taylor plane The largest demonstrations {orange and Fast Orange, N.J. 'will make one refueling stop On were held in New York City ° partment spokesman said last! and Washington. Other committee activity in night. Blalls and Royall declined} In Shreveport, Lia., police riqtj'j In Philadelphia, members of fiche way at Elmendorf Air Force the Congress of Racial Equality ;Base, Alaska. {(CORE) staged a memorial | 'The presence of Ball at the Congress will focus on crime andlcomment on the meeting. 'squads - and mounted Sheriffs, service at the end of a 28-hour White House meeting indicated civil rights. The Senate Crime Investigat- ing Commiitee headed by Sen: R k f II John L, McClellan, D~Ark, will 0C e e Gi‘ S reopen hearings Wednesday. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy is book- All ~a P2 T ed as the leadoff wiones Ex- UWI J IL 4 Our mobster Joseph Valachi, who hss told Justice Department officials Of E about the inner workings of the .U r O pe nation's - organized | crime, | is; mittee resumes consideration to- wife leave by plane today for a day of a broad clvll rights mea- 12-day tow of Europerh CADIS: giog in that bombing a week ago LOI) 01 a They will visit Rome, London, yesterday. Two Negro boys were? fifififhm a House vote late NCXt popin, Bonn, Brussels ind Pans-£1101; to ydeavh in sepdrate inci- 200 | The trip will give Rockefeller dents that day. Puneral servi 'an oppottunity to pick up addi- for the boys were held yesterday. sure. It hopes to have the bill Itional material for discussion of, teans, neaded by Gov. Edmund Brown of California and Charles: Taft of Cincinnati, announced, formation of \America's Con- isoience Fund\ to rebuild the ¢ .ibombed - l6th | Street | Baptist NEW YORK, Sept. # (P-GOY- in Birmingham. i A House Judiclary Nelson A. Rockefeller and his foreign policy during his expect« anyone's heart toward - an: deputies broke up an attempt by! {1.000 Negroes to hold a memorial! {parade. That was followed by brief clashfietween Negroes an police outside & church. four different sites. A group of prominent Ameri- dea by Go und G . Funeral Services Held , Four of the Negro children' \There should be no malice in ces CORE national director; Bayard, \Rustin deputy director of lastievery 'month's march on Washington; Viet Nam. sit-in at the Liberty Bell in In- 'that McNamara and Taylor will dependence Hall, » 'examine the political as mien as The New York City ceremonies miltary situation in Viet Nam. attracted about 13.000 persons at: The farwell White House meeting obviously was intended In the Central Park mall. to dramatize the mussion and 10 said demenetrate that McNamara and Mayor Robert F. Wagner suid C 7 \the senseless slaughter\ of the Taylor -- iwo of the toughest Birmingham children was \the men N. the administration - last crime against the spir 'brotherhood.\ He - addressed a and backing. 'crowa of 2600 at an interfaith 'dap observance. it of carry the' President's authority No-Nonsense Tone Plans for the week-long visib . Some 7,000 persons gathered at of McNamara and Taylor in the mejtortured southeast Asian country 'steps of the Federal courthouse. had a distinct no-nonsonte tone. Speakers included James Farmer, One top source said MeNamara g and Taylor will be out \under bush and tree\ in South judging for themselves yone veteran Socialist leader Norman whether the T S -supported fight «. p L - . e ialify Debra as a) b 6 YOU\ B0 n J his-blitzing? £2 Wiamer BureauIReSU|llng from Test Ban pact [ g y ged campaign for the 1064 Repub-.else,\ said a Negro minister, the, Thomas, and Negro author James against Commflnist 5322221151311? A t - , ° jlican presidential nomination, iReV, J. R. Hicks, at one funeral.§BaldW1n. been set bags agafisions rere said. Gales extend outward 200 miles in the northeast semicircle and 100 miles to the southwest. strength since the bureau's aq-Nixon declared today that theladdress he was to make at the visory. I angerous period in the coldiNew York. pected to continue on a nort A 1 ar, Voiced Disagrecment northeastward course at about knots for the next 12 hours, the gradually turn toward the north x 7 east and slowly Accelerate. ‘Senate. but he warned: tial nomination next year, talked _Libtle change in size or inten- \C believe the Ban will be to reporters about the test-ban sity is expected. | followed by the launching of a paring to vote on the agreement, - | stepped-up Soviet offensive in R h A , | the free world to eklend com- which would ban nuclear testing 1 imunism with <u in the atmosphere, under water, UC e l munism without war.\ __ and in outer space. |_ The former vice president, &) =t qgigsgree with those who {Republican, at the same th® |etnum this test-ban marks the C o r ne r iregistered. support of President beginning of a new era in U.S.- Kennedy's handling of the e*-!goviet relations and who claim it L, plosive situation in South Viet marks the beginning of the end CANTON, Kan., Sept. 23 D- Nam.. of the cold war\ Nixon said. _ Canton doesn't really supply not! Nixon said failure to support i ' * running water to its 784 residents.iSouth Viet Nam President Ngo P - - Lol, The evidence to the contrary is a Dinh Diem could lead to a take- WIdeSpl’ead Tremors joke instigated by Mrs. M. D.over of the southeast Asian na- k . * Fisher, ction by less desirable elements- Ate Fe\ in Africa The municipal water system presumably, the Communists. c has two big elevated storage | Diem is under fire for ® crack- ey. f . tanks. Mrs. Fisher, a real estate down on Buddhist monks at vg] SALISBURY, Souther _ Rho» dealer, prevailed upon the city time when his nation is engaged desia, Sept. 28 UM -- Widespread Is Rescued | SYRACUSE Sept. 23 (M- For-|variety of foreign policy and, a | Debra - hasn't - increased | in MC\ Vice President Richard issues in outlining an' F rom C I lff | leaders Rockefeller will meet. | ¥ I 'services or marc A ; | conducted included Miami; Fort. with the New Haven and'caused it. ginnitéd nuclear pest-ban treaty'22nd annual convention of the! Forecasters eaid Debra is ex- marks the beginning of the \most Mutual Agents Assocation of; treaty as the Senate was pre- Brilish Prime Minister Har- ! 'old Maimillan is among th | The governor and his wife ar-, {rived at Idlewlld Airport éarly: A 10-year-old boy stranded ON ginia and West Virginia. reaty must be approved by the possibility for the COP presiden-jwas carried to safety early toda¥|sentiment is strong for Sen.| Jon a 150-foot wooden laddet. garry - Goldwater, R-Ariz-state; i rr prise at the tumout cke-\ figs; Falls, was reported in goodfigfigr asttracted. led b R b; 5 a . ' A crowd estima y police at: |_ Mis. Glenn Roberts of the Sun 4 ooo met him at the Roanoke} 'Ganyon Lodge, about = half mile airport GOP National Commit-) 'from the base of thie cliff on! ' ty p aid\ 'which Bruce was stranded yes_gteewonmn Hazel K. Bargerdsa terday morning, said the lopyé2 “assign 3.000h respofdfm is: was tarred down by A.. R Berider, 2000 invitations she BRS Ond 520 | an Augusta carpenter who | di-|® reception for the Rockefeliers.| ected building of the ladder, | Rockefeller sboke yesterday to, She said persons at the base CHS officials attending a Vir- of the cliff reported Bruce was Sinia Municipal Teatle meeting.\ \chattering like & magpie\ He He accused President | Kennedy} apparentlyg did not sugger from of doing too little ioo late on, the cold nor a rain which fell ClvH rights, and said that if hei earlioe during the night. had sought a solution by legis-, \Lowis and Clark County Deputy lation 2% years ago, the country, sharlff Jack Walsh, who was head would not now be faced with all. to paint big signs on them label- in a struggle with Communist earth tremors were felt through=jof the reséie operation, said helthe racial untest, d ing one \Hot\ (in red) and the|guerfilias, | > ott central Africa today. Three other \Cold\ (Gn black. A lot| Nixon's running mate in distinct tremors were felt as far of travelers along U.S. 56 stop toj1060 | presidential election - -{abart As | Salisbury, Southern Inquire about it, and townfolk are 'Henry Cabot Lodge «- recently Rhodesia, and Kitwe, Northern apt to string them along. was appointed - ambassador to Rhodesia. The truth is you stull Have to South Viet Nam by the Demo- The strongest tremof | lasted have a heater in your Rouse if lclfgtic Kennedy | administration.|about two minutes. No damage you want hot water. lull Nixon | ranged | over | &a - Wide was reported,. was unable to understand how). On his unannotncel candidacy, the boy got into his predica~ for the presidential nommatum.t ment. Rockefeller said he and Gold- The ledge was not large enough |water are in \a fair race\ and! ifor the boy to walk around and then amended this with a laughi was surrounded by - sheer rock by saying he meant ilt is a fair: walls above, below and on both race because neithe has an- sides Walth said. nounced as & candidate,. ca ts div ingin urn bes ath Faun vate bago he In inf he an e t ge wa Ne af cen Aare r roe jeri a bart AUGUSTA, Mont., Sept 28 (Mitoday from. a two-day trip to vh-_§Wayne. Ind.; | gianian, head of the Roman |Messachusetis state line. 'The Lord giveth and the Lord| e [taketh away.\ . : iz narrow lédge of a tn Virginia, where Re ublicanj L Nixon said he believes the|_ Nixon, viewed as a dark home.cliff in the Sun River Canyon ag wellgas much Demgcratic—g'Brleily IOId ' ®o% ® NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (P - ; Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Spain's foreign minister talked over the issue of U.S. | bases in Spain today but &p- : parentely came to no agree- ment. ROME, Sept. 23 (P-Mrs. Ngo | Dink Nhu paid a visit today to Gregory Peter Cardinal Aga- Catholis - Church's worldwide mission - activities. Afterward ' she reaffirmed to newsmen | that she had no intention of | seeking an audience with Pope | Paul VI during her private visit > to Rome. L - 'Three teen-aged boys are charged with arson in connec- tion with two fires that wreck- ed buildings last winter at & private school near this com- munity on the New York- NEW LEBANON, Sept. 23 (P ‘ | 'of Justice and President Kennedy __ C Other cities where memorial must share the blame for the dinners, hes also were Birmingham | church bombing - One of - state health commissioner said 1 today the use of chemical pes- ibacked Vietnamese troops make - Albans during the night by ment gous-politic > snd President won Egl‘fThere will be no black-tie ° this official said. the main purposes of \demented fool\ who the McNamara-Tavlor mission iS to sort the truth from & welter .of conflicting reports to Kennedy from different official US. Isources in Viet Nam. | Some of these sources have reported to Washington that the \war is going badly because of ALBANY, Sept. 23 (P - The lack of popular support for iPresident Ngo Dinh Diem: others {have conveyed a plctuwe of US.- ticides was \a chance Wwe must 'ing strong grins on the Com» ' take because their benefits to imunist Viet Cong. ; man, from the evidence we | Some US. rgpresexamfive? in Saigon are understood to have have.\grea.tly overbalance the |/ Qvgs aa REennedy the American risks. delfort to save South Viet Nam - from communism cannot win if ST. ALBANS, Vt, Sept. 23 UB (Diem remains in power, others Im-Three men escaped from {have taken a more kindly view Franklin County jail in St ' 'toward Diem. j : In this connection, McNamara 'and Taylor are expected to gauge Ithe degree of any conflict among &. military, diplofmatic and ther groups in Viet Nam-and , - {what should be done to get them BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Sept. {all pulling firmly together. 23 (M-The Soviet Tnion's chief oo | scientific spokesman on space, | |___ NOT vIsITING TS. Anatoly A. Blagontavov, was _ WARSAW, Sept. 28 (Mi -- Ste» quoted today as saying US.~ {fan Cardinal Wyszyneki, Roman Soviet coopération such as a (Catholic primate of Poland, has joint moon flight would be Ing plans to visit the United desirable, . {States, his secretary said today. sawing away the bats on & window in the first floor cel block. wnzzzzea J | SL
