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nag | mes 1s a 1 Tax Reduction Battling Time WEATHER __ Teoemnight, fair, cool, frost likely, low in 305, Wednesday, increasing cloudiness, warner, high in 705, FINAL EDITION Vol. LXXXIV, No. 226 Twenty Packs GLENS FALLS, N.Y., TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1963) Dist RX 2-3131 Prick Erext Cams: SENATE RATIFIES TEST BAN TREATY | WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 P - Here are the chief provisions ||| pp °- of the linmuted nuclear test ban treaty: x 1 -Signers agree to ban all nuclear explosions in any place | f , under their control in the atmosphere, outer space or under _ Ive\ y 0 e s water. I -Each signer pledges not to encourage non-underground nuclear explosions anywhere. O -To become effective,. any amendment to the treaty must be approved by the three original signers - the United || F & States, Britain and Russia. Kennedy Delighted; Treaty Provisions Pldf’beuf g h SOUTH ViET NAM SITUAHON REVIEWED AT WHITE HOUEE Bank Is Burglarized Bill May Not Be Approved Terms It a Big ® -The trea'v goes into force with ratification bi the || 5 T ¥ t f sa tur v \o ura fee \ HS ear | poaTisBunaH, Sept 2 (n - omnginal three. It is open for signatures by all stares | tep Toward Peace 'State Police pressed an investi -Th tis of unlimit © na (G TON Sen 4 \ ‘gmiou today into the theft of ar z e pact is of uniimited, Curéton. TS\ WHQEGITPRQ oa al., Measure Provides {estimated $20,000 from a branch bank | ato a shopping center . | For Cut to Become Ejusb outside Plattsburgh over the + {weekend, Effective Jan. 1 | Investigators said the thieve . » {entered the Manufacturers Na By EDMOND LEBRETON Bink through a rear door Associated Press Staff Writer 'queq holes in the safe and lift WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 P - jed the door off with a hydraulic $ - c < -Each perty has the right to withdraw from the 'TeATY On mug umised nuclear tes Coo three months' notice H' it decides that 'ex'raord.na; treaty today. related to the subject ma'ter of this treaty. have jeopardized |; - the supreme interests of its country.\ i Approval of the p __ nuclear weapons : atmosphere, in outer innderw ater, came @ [Nixon Makes - President _ s =? 1 enate debate. I The House begins debating an $11 billion tax cut today with ad-] ministration forces fighting against time. The issue is not so much whether the biggest tax cut in US. history dan be passed. 'The, | \_ With a two-thirds vote of the 1. ea Or iaris our Senate required for approval, | -the resolution wont through on 1} a 80 to 19 roll call. © x That was 14 more than the 66 rotes needed with 99 senators re- corded. The musing iwote was that of the arling Sen. Clair Engle D-Calif, who has been The sife's burglary alarm ap . parently failed to sound. The lock; 'on the rear door of the building, had been tampered with. I Kennedy Lieutenants' problem is f x F to get it through the clogged; congressional channels this year; 2:1 311113633252; f. igxéugléfdaélgaifckél aol ae & : - am s SYRACUSE, Sept 24 P - MILFORD. Pa. Sept 24 'P - reported favoring the treuty. * Ll i cw f resident nedy fhes h 'o- rabfcation were 55 Dem the cut unless & limit is clamped Offer e d In | Tflygiesxdent Kennedy meets with Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and Gen. Maxwell Former Vice President Richard President Kennedy files here 'o For ratficaton were 53 Demo- | I on the budget chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in his White House office for a review of the :M. Nixon, himself the target of 'day for the first of 12 speecheScrats and 253 Repablicans. Op- The kevgvétes in the House troubled. situation in South Viet Nam, McNamara and Gen. Taylor then left for a week's sur- {attacks by | fellow | Republican on a cross-country tour which NC posed were 11 Democrats and 8 ; vey trip to that country. iNelson A. Rockefeller before the labeled ~a journey to save AmeT- Republicans. are scheduled tomorrow and ' -, A te lea' u it * are expected to be close. Both X Esfinigresfileartxtuafiblggén 13 flaking?“ Legrilenatl‘afggorjegxfigepresxdenua] President Expresses Delight sides claimedvictory, although Ic en ar 1 1 a ; within gthe party could torpedo trip through 12 states was billed President Kennedy. hailing the fleece McNamara, [ Readings |Rockefeller se tey genre art But the timing problem centers! 'k g i ~ - House, though Kennedy certainly ballot, expressed \delight at this Earlier this year, Rockefeller in the Senate, where the bill! ‘ h t ea ' BRUSSELS, Sept. 24 (P-The would collide with the civil fightsEuropean Common Market of- E859. sure to produce long G8 th, tniled States a small Ta lor Ma Mie 'cut in is tariff on U.S. poultty, ; hopes to confront many thou- single but substaiional step in singled out Sen. Barry Goldwater.‘sands of voters along the way. the direction of peace.\ J IS In Rome“ Arizona Republican who, \A qsunet mparusan aura was His reaction was reported hy ' I ; Rockefeller, is an undeclared piyen io the stop at Milford, on Senate Democratic Leader Mike gcandldace for they presidential fine Delaware £1391. in northeas- Mansfield of Montana after the | nomination next year. tern Pennsylvania. weekly White House breakfast Rockefeller said he feared: . Kennedy put Milford on his of Democratic congressional lead- { - Goldwater might become a cap- itinerary in order to visit the ers. . itain that the United States would! ibreaking cold - below freezing, tive of what Rockefeller termed ancestral home of the late Gif- | Mansfeld said Kennedy told Reductions Listed |___ {WN P08 Plo +y, | incarly everywhere - painted a , 'the \radical right\ in the GOP. ford Pinchot, a Republican who ° the group that If a tax cut By Treasury calculations, the the offer to trim 1.3 cents sgargON, Sept. 24 (P - Presi- frosty coat across New York ROME, Sept. 24 P) - Gov. Nel- gince then, however, the governor twice was governor of the state and civil rights legislation can 23! ‘u‘ifimoflgmfimfififiggfi’Eli? Slam 1&4? egg??? pg? g dent Kennedy's two top military State today, the second day of son A. Rockefeller of New York'nss toned down this approach but who won greater fame as be added to the treaty ratifi- 'der for ¥ \duty . Below Moreover, it would he under a the jurisdiction of the Finance bUt demanded that Americans F reallng Commuttee, whose chairman, Sen. the idea of further h i Harry F. Byrd, D-Va., opposes \Negotiations on the issue, I ee Iem |_ ALBANY, Sept. 24 U-Record- ee S ea ers tax cuts without spending cuts; The demand made doubly cer- i . e A | in. began around of meetings with - \the father of conservation.\ _ cati this will b histori Mos: fark ised advisers arrive today in South ! 44W\ 1 ‘ ° and, of late, has been concen a ' cation this will be a historic fagunesl. h a sgnbxff gm Conrmoxx'Mgrket raised Viet Nam to see if the Diem! IP. least three cities -Al- Italian officials today, the first his attacks on Kennedy's In addition. Republican Gov.: Congress, or the household of a $5,000 180 per cent last year. j R bany, Syracuse and Rochester Of a two-day visit to Rome. HE pemocratic Wiliam Scranton of Pennsyl- The treaty. signed at Moscow worker, $106 a year; a $10,000, The United States was expect. regime's conflict with Buddhists 'erni ; ; will see Pope Paul VI tomorrow . e s the overnight low temperatures 'op dre - salaried man, $202; & $30,000 ex- qq to press for megotlistion Of and students is hampering the were the glowest on rgcord so without his second wife, | throdgvuggma {fig‘fiefi‘fgfifefifif ecutive, $1.004; a $100,000 bus- me dispute by the Gene t S.-backed var on Communist early in the season. The same - The governor and his wife, the yes $ liane} vamia was invited to join Ken- Aug. 5 by the United States, nedy and Sen Joseph S. Clark, Sonmet Russia and Great Britain, D-Pa. for the formal dedication was sent to the Senate by Presi- iness leader, $5.278. A ; « . fite | { Mrs. Margaretta PFitler Mimstration, not Republicans. ge ine 199. Grev Tow L A amoo A7 ie moves Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ae was true in neighboring Burling former ts. Margaretta Fitler, cm.. 0 e acre Grev Towers es- dent Kennedy Aug. 8 with these The bill would put two-thirds (gap, the 45-nation Interna. enemas. 'ton, VL, the Weather Bures: Murphy. arrived from New Yorkvih?“1%bf3 msafirgcgifail: Lfid tate as the Pinchot Instifute for words: g; thgszegtiaztréreifect Jand. th€ gonal pade organization. i Secretary of Defense Robet S-ipeported, -* «wy|last night to begin a privatejsvséw 331\ to speak out against conservation. | \While it wil not end the Chrisuan A. Herter, President McNamara and Gen. Maxwell D.] If was 27 in Albany, 29 *in European tour. This morning! Mentioned as Candidate ithreat of maclear war or outlaw The corporate income fas chairman of the Joint Syracuse, 30 in Rochester and 25 Rockefeller called on Treasure views the governor opposes BUL seranton has been mentioned.tne use of muclear weapons, it would be cut, also in two stages,'Kemnedy's chief negotiator here, Taylor, a , 'NMG Fmillo C the former vice president @24-~ ,, ossible GOP presidential i ions Toco en oc in tee nese en coe caro ars ah maul gen tlk Brunton solo. om «into and ime amine parent eile in Mos ocal ce befor (leder The-individual Income fax re-'reduction is inadequate. fsee President Ngo Dinh Diem 19 at Boonville | ' shopping. 'on fellow Republicans. , i_ Kennedy planned to fly to Mil- and \help to ease the threat of ductions, when fully effective. Are| The United States is making shortly after their arrival. The Weather Bureau predicted!\ vptican officials were reserved, Rockefeller 'Formidable ford via Stewart Air Force Base, war \ estimated to total $8.75 BIHIOM &; maj \ «'a rapid warm-up in western New: . - 'a' ; N Y., where brief stop w - t t. h . ia major issue out of the duty 01] meNamara and Taylor also will: $00 \ about the divorced governor's At; the same time, Nixon said . where a stop was ar- But opponents, who fought year; the corporate cut $231 bil-isnickens a relatively minor tr2d¢ get out; into the field, where y s York and east of Lake pugience with the Pope, and de-LRoctl'cefeller would make a \for. ranged so he could switch to a vainly to the last, con:ended it lion. I s as. a.cb aid frost was likely again C,, ; ; , 4 a+ s heli fr mi t = t1 tv, fite accounting for only 4 PS\ military advisers report the Viet ut § clined to give details. 'midable candidate. Rockefelier helicopter from his jet trans ‘jeopardxzes na tio nal security, thegéxledé fifefl‘éfiedxfifhfifi gent of T.S. farm exports. Ib feats Cong guerrillas are growing boid_|[ONight in most of the eastern Will Be Alone 'now is in Europe. rt freezes a Soviet advantage in a 4th 2s E the Common Market is setting er and increasing their resistance Dall: TOMOITOW Will* be MOC: rrowever, Rockefeller's spokes-| wat there were! Even before Kennedy's depar« high-yield weapons, and permi's gorifémtéiscage‘lanéf mormm‘ghefxér‘the stage for a new policy thit particularly in the Mekong River S85002D!8 thirgughout the St4t8 'man said the governor would be 2g°§e$fl§§§ng 'who enjoyea (tE from ymlgimi}, the White the Feussians to eninue devel- wage earners to begin finding NB hilt other farm products,\ delta south of Saigon. {the bureau said. alone when he is received. The 50 ouse made publc the test of opmen: underground in the small e ; . | Boonville, one of the Adiron» . © fighung other Republicans MOT his talk at the Pinchot ceremony weapons field where this countr 3101? moi}? in ml? pockets m‘eupednlly tobacco, even barde, Attacks Reported | spokesman attached little sI8N!® jon mey did Democrats. He 5410 This was the opening DaSSARC: nowpzads‘ da ountry anuary. That would require final! t 1 « f The Common Market raised the! On the eve of their arl'ivzarlfida‘1h cold spots, registered 1g-t‘icance to this and pointed out f d that such battling. . . tv S. chickens last year the official Viet N ress _| carly today. 2 he feare t such \I begin today a journey to Comes TUnder Attack In both Howe and omate tas, 24 Con's noua at Jel cord 5 sence\ of merate at-) omer ovemett Ret \humnd in he Se respl in atone fe =e parens to preis ie poet ounce now Sone picacd & M er-; Th ited States said the tacks on governmen ic: Binghamton 'find Elmira 26. au lei en no? p - & journey to preserve the paSt ing attack from Sens Richard ences, before Congress goes home lnk 5, f pide and surpose in the defean 'Uhca 21; Watertown and Rome CAUS 00 ItBNSN OMC CIEDAT,, 'ation (for someone: but and protect the future.\ B. Russell, D-Ga. chairman of s - -__ One pronunent member of the ion.\ 'amounted to $46 million and pre-'2 jungle cut by streams that is 28; Massena and Cleng Falls 20; Vaticanp Cuna sail that - One, election This was a reference to the the Senate Armed Services Come & ma 44 ; ' | 's f; t f i . P Af: Some fiscally conservative pared a list of Common Market regarded as the most important Plattsburgh 30, and LaGuardla: feller, a Baptist. would be receiv-} The former vice president's fact that inspections of conser- muftee, John Stennis D-Miss, mocrat e P T ; + w. ce vat 1 7 mibte : : 381,328 Isriglhghsepgiflieg 3:51:32]? products on which to raise dutles front in the war against the Viet Feld 44, ed by the Pope as the governor Df remarks at a news conference vation and natural resource proj- who heads its preparedness sub- I e . oe followed hus address to a con- ects and talks before conserva- committee, Strom Thurm . D- ment, A proposal similar to itiwgéfiifieifkfilfinfifimuflt' set to c°§§fore leaving Washington,} |a large US. state, and A48 TCP- vention of the Mutual Insurance tion-minded audiences account g.¢., andeozhers. and. D lost by only one vote in the Dem-5prom aim -the increfises writhin| McNamara told reporters thegwaf' a a resentative of ihe poople of that' agents Association of New York for virtually all the stops On Russell voiced fears it might be ocratic-dominated ways 2Ndijyn weeks. They would hit alllhad been going well until very I t n Ic e state, not as a private person. ity was his first address since his Kennedy's five-day schedule. 'the first step toward completa | a j going Y i | 'There was no sign that ANY recent move from California to Salutes Pinchot 'disarmament without the safe- means committes, t M F y six Common Market members. [recently. He said he and Taylor: vatican official had anything to New York State. And Republican leaders have p ramon |v 3 a imarihy Saluting Pinchot. who founded guard of inspection. He and the predicted that a great majorityMfilfii'figgegfifilgaetef gf fafnqigegegxggé§zg gzlfifligflféfi * bl do with Mrs, Rockefellers €®-~; e plans call for at least one the US. Forest Service with the others sa.d they were concerned of their party will vote againstipoques, suggested & special re-iafiion \has been adversely affect-Z n Irmln am , clusion {rom‘the audience. th 'address a month on foreign and backmg. of mpubgzcEm President that Somet moratomum-breaking Wo bill spending CON-jqjetion in the duty on US.led by the unrest of the past sev-} reo n e said MC domestic matters, Nixon told the Theodore Roosevelt, Kennedy atmospheric tests in 1961 and tiOn 15 & ed. poultry sold in West Berlin. eral weeks.\ | Afivergog'dxr; oieqalsllisri $15; £1 i: $1151; Associated Press. 3-11“ the space of a few short $62; pg: thledm ai an advantage a ; W : cence, di ; spac in hi r s as, d ti- Mp f gkelf?t:nné‘l11g§f,n£gsaegg$rtggut3fi 353Dig’1ls ggismg‘sreiifgfifovffi £235 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS iaccompany him. Visiting men; _ ptizhzzidwgetg’ gigging 3:1? years. he made conservation an balhsgc gémgfagszimmkrfif- H a It’a n, ipose this since it supplies a largelBuddhjst and student demonstra~| Eight white men have been in- who have private audiences with } hot to dictate policies of the accepted virtue in the natiOn's edge and in waw zo harden mis- share of the poultry consumed in tors who accused the government dicted by a special Federalithe Pontiff customarily brIb€ ! Ropublican Party. conscience.\ 'sile emplacemen's. e e 'Beriin. of religious persecution. The goy- Brend jury investigating inte'-.along their wives. A: the same time. Nixon said Mgggmgingzv aggiafiingy if) But, in the end an overwhelm» 0m I ANI CG n : Elcee L. Maensholf, a Common ernment, denied ec liom o gush schgol dmelglegais: | ~~ moo {he did not intend to play the Ashland. Wis. for another con- sane Goll. thos of 3318.55? gfigutive gfgfier, 053m thefisqddmsts and chaggedbthe re-’co'li“1'1beoi§1 (gist. rigmgggrlf lfgnm i. U S Russ ia role of presidential kingmaker servation speé'c h before address- Earilong 2.1211 meJ gudorame? off a e nite es an e Common movement had been in-; . a *, ; ing f ; Mi 5 \ the mulitary Joint Chirfs o p F1CIC r nn’ a 'Market the world's two filtrated by Communists. {cidents_ which occured when; ew\ */ during the 1964 nominating con- ing an Agriculture Department staff, who said that wich four Ts 4 ut Nap Af Naf h sd lecomomic units, should come to] There also have been Birmingham schools were, / % Told new he would ”1351311339017“ cogference spemfred the military SANTO DOMINGO, Domini $38ng 03 g cgnlagnon faém p01icyithit'U's' Officgfils g“ tSaigfim 2° 232251535: Cg? eiggtéc‘lilogf picke‘era y Agr ee “lende counselneaydatle: cogvenuon Dégslde; xsnthJp‘s nlz’xrlugthtése states an?“ if.“ disadvantages.\ were 4 DOMINGO, - before undertaking cuts on in-inot agree on the best polity to - * ster s - ; \ geceptabis. __ can Republic, Sept. 24 (M) - Thegdustrmlvgoods. L be pursued in the situation. Some! There was no widespread vio-] a P ggggcgfisgegggg; Inggfihfggrse iIiengedgera gm mnn'éfie 5:35:52 -_ Kennedy. in a letter read to latest crisis between Haiti and! \The market's agricultural mini-“reportedly favor trying to get riqllence although several times po- n ”‘ l n As to his own ibiliti e‘s ats a Mgr £1533 Wyomirg‘ Utah Wash; the Senate by Sem. Everett M. the Dominican Republic Sim- who drafted the proposediof Diem while others reportediy|llte used force to restrain pro- Dirksen, R-IlL, the Republican 'dark-horse candidate, he insisted ington. Oregon, Califomia and mered down to another war of. cit on poultry, were working onleontend Re is the only leeder|fésting entry of five young Ne- |__ a. hee bp oge't was n h . - M leader, gave the Senate \un- words today after each accused common regulations for otherlavailable for anti - Communigt‘groes in the three schools. i_ UNITED NA [ IONS, Sept. 24 iP: that he msdz'zdt ahcamlixdate him- Nevada before going to? Palm qualified and unequivocal as- the other of firing across the farm products forces. | & US. district court hearing - A New York-Moscow com- self and added that he did not Springs, Calf, for a weekend, curonces' 1.8. security would border. i 'on an order prombiting GOV. mercial air route is one of three intend to becronze‘ar cfliQate. 'rest. oe -' be protecied under the treaty. Haitian troops were reported to George Wallace of Alabama froM|ipems on which Secretary of He gave assurances that the oor ® 6 A have fired yesterday into a Dom- {interfering with school integr@=' stare Dean Rusk and Soviet. x United States will meet the mili- inican border town, apparently: em or 0 . SIC|an a e tion is scheduled at Montgomery /roreign Minister Andrei Grom-| rle 0 tarys four points by continuing \ {today. ivko may be able to reach quick on a on . trying vainly to head off a rebel n essive program of under- | Under Restraining Order 'agreement in talks this week. aN ABR tuple coining chief and his band who had just ground testing. maintaining a lost a battle in a Haitian fron- ® a ; Wallace, Alabama Public Safety; Official U.S. sources also for??? UNITED NATIONS, Sept 24 -- WASHINGTON, Sept 2M P healthy laboratory weapons de- tier town. - Director Al Lingo and five aides SAW ible agreements on (1Y |_ **] 5 ' len i © lems Cotto ix velopment program,. keeping up a Dominican officials interned iw laced und temporary building new embassies in Mos-: UM President Ngo Dinh Diem | -Sen. Norris Cotton, R-NH. - a p . 9 mierm * {were placed under a temporaIy, DLI ; d (» all\ has sent a letter to Secretary- hitched his wagon to the Gold. (C@diness to resume atmospheric about 120 fugitives. {restraining order Sept, 9 after, cow and Washington, an b( fling General U Thant charging that water political star today. \I (esting if the Russians cheat, and Informed sources said - the T,.AKE PLACID, Sept 24 (P -the name of Dr. Beach's dentaliState troopers barred Negro pu-'lowing the American mtmzm; reports of repressive ACtS am for Barry Goldwater for and improving iis rebels were headed by mme memory of a Ti-year-oldf technician. [fils from integrated schools at Moscow to have &a DPMIVBLE ©OMe) mme Buddhists in South president.\ Cotton told the [&tilitiess for detecting such git-Gila Igeonb Cantzéve. who last prysicimn may help authorities] \His asisiant was a Miss Birmingham, Mobile and munications 23? mu}; 31525222: Viet Nam are \nothing but an ; first formal news conference Cheating as well as checking on onth led a band of exiles in an j Tp » gee. 'in Western ope . [q alist inv «= 4 in 'Sino-Soviet atomic progress invasion attempt to overthrow identify a woman whose body was heasaigigttz‘fivéinfiaziirigvaEagsgné—l Wallace said he would be rep- dispatches. , imperialist invention. i 183 has helgoitrtaohls £1 yngsei‘f . Many proponentsp laid heavy Haitian dictator Francois Du- recovered Sept 15 by stibe dives|ing dentistry, and may whe nealing a io Go\ whi, muse Cr West questions . Peels to be a candidate for stress on the curbs the treaty $5351 ggégbfigufiggd “£3332; exploring the depths of over Dr. Beach's practice. attorney. The hearing is to de- which Rusk, Gromyke and waASBINGTON, Sept-24 (P- , delegate to the Republican na- Would put on mdigacpv? fgflout C i 8 mp 3 ; i M ¢ : mospheric testing. operation. Santo Domingo de- |___ zscolus tne he his SHS order should be made permanent. are to explore this week are great satisfaction today, the £ tho of th fight b‘éifi‘efii A fle message. call- nied it. State Police are working on the Genlal records the pg ce need , In Washington, President ipected—to take much more time. | $236.4 million bill to help build or the nom‘ma ion 0 e Ari- ed it the yum“ canal-at; result As the rebel band streamed theory that the woman nsay be identify the woman. hn' Kennedy expressed belief that |\ These include such foloWw-UPS new medical and dental schools . 2004 senator. 6° 18 vears of efforts by the across the border, witnesses re- Mrs. Mabel Smith Douglass, for-|_ In New York City, Dr. JOB Birmingham leaders, workitE (go the limited nuclear test ban 458; and to help students attend |_| wasgingpon to%4 (P United States to impose limits on ported rifle and machine gun Mer dean of the New Jérsey Col-| P. Traugott identified himstlf 28 with his special emissaries, €2M |oyxchanging observers to guard] guch institutions. <- WASHD , Sept. 234 termine whether the restraining. ish foreign secretary Lord HOM®: president Kennedy signed \with . 5 . Ach j - + -Pr the nuclear arms race.\ bullets hi imin -» lege for Women, who vanished 30 the brother of Beach's assistant! settle that city's racial prob- , . attack and an! « -Prospects are bright that e I % R of Dammit“ Bot ican town rears ago while rowing alone on and said he later was assotlated lems at the 103831 level. lgazeae’ssén'pQLSSaggTessliion pact.‘ Congress will enact a 'pay in- : There IS“ hf‘r’f iI’m snitdlpig the lake. with Beach in his dental prac-, The President met with the two' s, sources said further con- UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 24 crease of some $12 billion a submitting it, \that it may lea £ MA+ (M - Indonesian Foreign Min- | year for the military forces, to further measures to arrest and Investigators say Dr. Harold | tice. ial - representatives, Earl ire ‘Bergamlrfi Sr. of Lake Pladid| However, Traugott said Beach figs“ Blair}; and “Kenneth \i sultations amfigidtgifoxfiggzg ister Subandrio denied today | effective Oct. 1. {eontrol the dangerous competi- nUC kl e told them he treated Mrs. practiced for a long time afteriRoyall. He said they would go to allies are ieghe sltion. to take that his country is trying to , - [tion for increasingly destructive lass' son in 1922 or 1923. When) their association was dissolved. [Birmingham \to be of whatever can 0h 1.0mm provoke a break in relations WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 D |weapons.\ oa s 'the boy was 11 or 12 years old. Traugott said he had none of assistance they can in restoring | toward SUC 1561 pass negotiators] With Britain, or that Indonesia | _The Senate today speedily | 'The treaty of such hopes and orner 'The doctor's ebility to retlli meshs records and did not'good communications between , m August Ol Coon for a ail) NOV nationalize British proper- | confirmed President Kennedy's (fears came to an end of a long who recommended him to MMS.) rnoy where they could be found. white and Negro communities jp initiated an agreepfe]. nkob 1 25 _| tes seized in Indonesia, nomination of John A. GronoU- iroad yesterday when proponetits coud lead: authorities] a pathologist work- that city and in easing the racial} s son 2C because 1 ski, Wisconsin state tax com- beat back a series of attenipts NEVADA, Mo., Sept. 24 GP - fons fused to sign it because of Rus-; . ' missi © . ; ifi f = + to the dental records needed to}, n the case told & reporter, tensions which now exist.\ i fused HM a Her.! CHICAGO, Sept. 24 (P-The missioner, to be postmaster (to alter the resolution of ratifica- Sam Bethel and Loren Recto! make a positive identification of 333i are tworkmg $1) the hyggme: Kennedy conferred also with Sa\ lisifimihngggogifi'feafi first morning of autumn general. tion. ' went dove hunting yesterday and pe woman's body. Birmingham civic leaders and' {M- > faa is that it i 5 i ifriondli 1 brought killing freeze and frost rox. 5 ' 'The nearest thing to &a threat landed two bass weighing 3% Treated Son , $115,511? £ “a“ $5. fiwlfiafiifimbma religious leaders in a! friendlier. f Acan ! todangr: to New England, upstate WASHINGTON, Sept 24 'D) came when the senators refused, pounds. Dr. Bergamini told the As., 1OYNC co 'busy day of dealing with the. A spokesman for Pflnfimellictag; New York. western Maryland , - Lit. CEN Walace M. Cicen® iny a 61-33 vote. to attach to the Rector bagged a dove that fell saciared Press vesterday he treat- that yet. ~Birmiingham racial crisis. Airways, the U.S. airline slated, and parts of Pennsylvania, and | will beconte commandant of the pact an \undersianding\ that it into a farm pond. - Mrs oC * son \ Dr. James Utterback said no, 'for f 'to fly the Moscow route If the; \ Marine Corps Dec. 31 when the .; nin 3 bering he phi; 35°33? rfié‘fifig 3? gLigogouglass sn \40 365) veredicp on the cause of the) xgfieofigfiiafigfs'ivfigzfifggggfiiElia ygoes through, sald today} égfigdeaifiintgmfis least £04\ fourcyear term of Gen. David ngfrinfiifiémfittcféfivfifgffi {tag equipment in his car, rigged up. \As I recill\ he said, \that woman's death would be issued.py tne University of Mississippi| \We ave stlll ready and willing to * M. Shoup expires, the WHItE jqsfaend itself or Its allies. 1 Pod ond ree! and began 'cast-\was in New York City, and 1 Ind gfirsdemélgdw‘fifie’gfifiafter he was arrested on a charge fly.\ | House announced today. | Another proposal. , bY Sen. or the . recommende r. Iwin * : of- ing a pistol. i ~~ \santom . rax , r, -~Ariz., to On the fh‘Stdcast hg reeled in 11399212 hl'ccea mdentist- ywho died}! The State Police Buremt of siflfingoe fwd said, the gun __ BAN ORDER?!) | monaut Gherman Titov and WAsMGTgN. Sept. 24 {lim— igmake Taggilgfégfir sublcr c the & 21% pound bass, \The second around 1936. I think his offite Criminal Investigation says there was in McDowell's inside coat ATHENS, Greece, Sept. 24 DEE his wife Tamara l‘mve a baby | A total of 10: 1muons save reservation that the Fussisns brought in a one—p'ound bass - was on West bith Street néar is much circumstantial evidence pocket. He said McDowell agreed) -The Greek government todayi daughter -- world's first child | signed the nuclear fest’ an rst remove their weapons and Bethel never did rewieve theTth Aerut' 'to frove the woman was Mrs/the gin was hissbut refused any ordered Greék ships to cease! born of a father who has orbit= l saty ratified today by the l Continued on Page 12) dors, | Dr. Bergamini | also recalled, Douglass. __ lother statement; |carrying cargo to of from Cuba.' ed the earth, United States Senate. (Continu 8 MNMOSCOW, Sept. 24 G-Cos- U & i +1 K tut « | T I w lay ct Cung
