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WEATHER Inereasing cloudiness through Thursday, chance of , fey showers late Thursday, Low tonight around 40, High Thursday in 705 Vo. LXXXIV, No. 227 Explosion Rocks Negro Section of Birmingham 34 Packs - 2 SECTIONS Firbs. NY. whbNEsDay EvaNiNg, 25, i963 FINAL EDITION === Prick CENTS Dian RX 2—3131 zz Police Have No/Z Reports of Any Casualties No Apparent Move Maude by Residents Of Area to Riot By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A Negro neighborhood in ra- cially-troubled Birmingham, Ala., was rocked by an explosion early today, but police said there were: no known casualties. In contrast to other recentfs bombings, there was no apparent} more on the part of the Negroes to begin rioting. A police officer| ; on the scene described the resi- dents of the neighborhood as \the most orderly\ he had ever, seen. Police said some sort of ex- pleive apparently had been thrown into a street intersec- tion from a moving car, The House nearest the intersection was damaged extensively, GOP Plan for Lid o 'Democrats Sure They Can Beat n Spendi ng Communist Party, Pro-Castro Groups Outlawed | Armed Forces Depose t Dominican President _| ~- SANTO DQMINGO, Dominican Republic, Sept. 25 (AP) -The Domini#an armed forces and police deposed President Juan D. Bosch today, and proclaimed they were turning the country into a \rightest state.\ F 'The Communist Party and any ?- ; party backing Cuban Prime Min- ister Fidel Castro were outlawed. 1 Reliable sources said Bosch, 53- year-old author-professor, was a prisoner in the presidential palace. Another report said he Decision Niece of Princess Found in Des Moines I Rockefeller _- Optimism Is \Expressed By Leader Passage of Bill Wouid Mean Cut |_ in Taxes Jan. 1 | WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 P' - Democrats are confident they can 'defeat a Republican effort to nail ; & government spending iid onto 'The latest explosion came as- efforts were being made to re-} store peace to Birmingham which: has been bothered by racial dis-! orders for months. President Kennedy's two per- sonal representatives were hold-, ing meetings with both white! and Negro groups and a panel) of Federal judges had ordered Coy, George Wallace to halt all inttrference with court-ordered school integration. As the five-judge panel ruled on Wallace at Montgomery, the' Alabama Supreme Court ruled: that the governor does not have, the power to close public schools.! But the court did not restrict! Wallace should he deem it; and windshields early today Bruce C. Jay of North Conway brushes snow from & picnic table as the temperature falls to 24 degrees on the first day of Autumn at Wildeat Mountain at Pinkham Notch, NH. All the New England States felt the sting of low tem- peratures with Mount Washington, N.H, reporting a low of 18 degrees. Readings Climb a Little ALBANY Sept. 25 (P-Au- | ' tumn donned more seasonal | garb today in New York state | after shivering through a sec- ' ond successive night of tem- peratures below or near freez- ing in many areas. The frost that whitened crops yesterday. Other readings still in the sub-freezing zone includ- . bany, Glens Falls and Pough- | keepsie 29; Rome 80; Plalis- burgh 31. Watertown and Syracuse re- 23 today. compared with 19 | ed: . '- Oneonta 27; Massena 28; Al- Reserved F By Board Has Audience ' _ ' CROWN POINT, Sept. 25 P- Wlth Pope '_ Santo Domingo remained calm. The Crown Point school board [* People clustered around radios has reserved decision in the case bo listening to the broadcasts of the of Supervising Principal Fred D VATICAN CITY. Sept. 25 P- - communique. Walsh whom the board is trying Pope Paul VI received Gov. Nel- «was flown out of the country. The armed forces issued a com- . munique saying they seized pow- er because \there was a chaotic 'situation in the country.\ 1 All schools were closed. i 'front of the presidential palace, ers. The Repu T t I Police guarded the headquar- e Republican governor and ters cfd the leftist parties. Besides the schools, all stores made \an adverse report to the . hak pamed by his press secretary, and fatalgfseélaleTflijnCmSEd- school board on any one of the Robert MiManus? Y a 'ujillo teachers.\ r * F Bosch became president in Feb- che The governor's second wife, the o $1 #; 4. + The only sign of a military to oust from office on a variety son A. Rockefeller of New York * =~ takeover was.the posting of a of charges, including incompe- in a private audience today in: machinegun in the square in tency and harassment of teach- his library. 2 ank Wal lls MARY LEE DAVIS DES MOINES, Iowa, Sept. 25 Walsh denied at a public hear- potential 1964 Republican presi- {P--Mary Lee Davis, 15-year-old ing last night that he had ever dential nominee was acc0M- niece of Princess Grace of Mona- co, and a 20-year-old boy with whom she had eloped from Phil» He also has demied charges former Mrs. Margaretta Fitler adeiphia four weeks ago, were President Kennedy's $11 bilion ~ tax reduction measure when the { bill comes up for a House vote today. \We are optimistic\ said Rep. Carl Albert of Oklahoma, the Democratic leader. If both the House and Senate ' approve the measure, the pro- posed cuts would begin to be . felt in paychecks next January. . Ultimately the reduction would range between $100 and $200 a year for most taxpaying fami- lies - more in the upper brackets Two-thirds would go into effect next Jan. 1, the rest a year later. But passage of the bill intact necessary to close the schools to; was not quite so thick, generally, preserve peace. | as the killing frost of yesterday. The supreme court said that! Temperatures were a few de- while the authority to close the| grees higher, and the Weather schools belongs to the local] Bureau said tonight would be school board, \If closing of the: warmer. schools be the actual and in-| - Boonville, in the Adirondacks, cidemtal result of keeping the! reported an overnight low of peace, the power to keep the: - perce is not restricted.\ f stance. corded an even 32. The lows in other cities were above freezing. Buffalo, for in- climbed from yester- day's 32 to 42. The Weather Bureau said showers might develop in many areas tomorrow. 'try after the overthrow of dic- itator Generalissimo Rafael Leon- idas Trujillo. _ Reached by telephone last 'night, Bosch seemed unconcerned: and unaware that the coup was imminent although it had been predicted for weeks. It vary, taking over from an m-'°f terim regime that ran the COUN ang neglect of duty. insubordination, Walsh - contends the had leased to him Walsh told the hearing last the night that in September had instructed teachers not inefficiency Murphy. stayed | in A few eyebrows were raised At ; arents, had been workin the Vatican when it was learned [$21.5 as a waitress 1:1 a hotegl . receive him. coffee shop and the youth she, 1959 he because of the publhc stir intended to marry. John Paul to feller's recent divorce and Te-~ Jones, Jr. 20, had been selling Pope - would downtown found here last night in this Rome. The governor had not re-='state capital city of the Midwest board quested that she be included in farm belt. {owes him $3.160 in back pay and the papal audience. overcharges in rent for a house Federal appeals court ordered, injunctions forbidding racial dis- crimination by interstate carriers' also ordered similar injunctions dealing with in Mississippi. It Jackson city bus lines. 'The decision overrules US. District. Judge Sidney\ C. Mize who had ruled that an injunction ;25 r FORKS, ND., Sept. (M - President Kennedy,l was unnecessary since the state'stressing focal pocketbook issues! of Mississippi had said it was not'on his western speaking tour.'anti-recession insurance through law More than 130 regrocs [calliad today ffor a \new faimfan $11 billion tax cut. were goal-parity of opportunity\ with: | 'ex attested at Selma, Ala.. as deseg-igity Icsk. y ppo: y\ with: in his Grand Forks text, Ken- regation demonstrations flared anew. The demonstrators Wereigepree today from the University “$231? late all blinderé It“??? fori‘faflgflgxfiiffif tfggggld if“; awful assembly,\ Sheriff Jim} ; -mi { Clark said over a public adciressfsmeehes on his 10,000-mile trip. system. The Negroes were loaded! enforcing its segregation laws. mostly teen-agers. into buses and taken to jail. The personal representatives of President Kennedy planned more! meetings with white and Negro leaders in Birmingham in efforts to reach accord in the racial crisis there. The two men, former Secretary of the Army Kenneth C. Royall other aspects of life,\ and Former Army Coach Earl H. parture from Duluth, Minn., the traveling White House made pub-} lic the text of his Grand Forks speech, in which Kennedy said: portant-but beyond that, we are! gradually achieving a parity be-} Blaik, indicated such meetings would be daily. The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. said at Richmond, Va., that; a task force of hundreds of civil rights supporters will be sent to' Danville, Va., this fall in efforts to bgeak down racial barriers. King, president of the South- erm: Christian Leadership Con- | ference, called Danville a | \terrible situation,\ as if was in Birmingham. King, in Richmond for the f id, * i T A where, he said, \the mines seventh convention of the SCLC, Jive run out, the owneers halve said other task force civil rights left and the people remain.\ demonstrations are planned. He: and said | that the civil rights group's appronch in the textile-tobaceo center will be much the same | | tentatively identified such tar- gets as Wilhamston, N.C.; Gads- den, Ala; Shreveport, La.; and Clarksville, Miss. Police fired pistol shots over the heads of Negro junior high' school pupils in Shreveport to R a 7 break up racial demonstrations.‘|n Flve weeks Police Chief Harvey Teasley said - about 200 youngsters were bom- barding passing cars with racks.l Six teen-agers were arrested in Oakland, Calif, in an investiga- tioh into what Police Chief Ed- ward Toothman said is a series of attacks by Negroes on white pupils at Oakland schools. Seven motels and & hotel at Huntsville, Ala. agreed to accept Negro customers barriers. in the latest , . step toward eliminating racial\.t Combat police quickly crushe a i U Kennedy accepts an honorary Prior to the President's de-, \Parity of farm income is im- tween urban and rural peoples in' Kennedy said his administra- tion supports programs that \compromise the charter of the new farm goal - parity of op- portunity - light and power at costs comparable to that in the city - economic and industrial opportunities | without leaving i the farms and towns - hous- : be- - « “a ® sharply | expanding - supply of M a C m I II a n ing equal to that in metropoli- tan areas - and adequate faci- lities and - opportunities | for recreation.\ At Duluth last night, Kenned¥|political conservation tour. And also bore down on & local prob- lem - depressed conditions in the Minnesota iron mining coun- jobless workers, put new life into! night\ to rural areas. new impetus in electrification: rig development, new starts in OU: 7_epne constitution is abolished.} 'new and greater use of our land,' 'Rural - Electrification | Adminis- jn control until & \provisional Itration, Kennedy said that while government of respectable men\? ena e ar s The military radio said \an I caused. Motion Denied 'to take Bosch s place, But, he added \I said nothing divorced - persons - hefore. The tose ee p {Air Poree; Navy: and (denied a motion tion favors programs to retrain and some prominent civilians. {blanket dismissal of 13 Chm‘ges'concem Urge Law, Order __ Ithe board brought against Walsh. ~ pps vatican i ful to av Urging the public to maintain: ysigh's attorney. Joseph W. he Vatican is care 4 and order. they proclaimed elley, wmed to obtain the dis. [CUSS for a papal au {entice 'an eight-point explanation ANd missal on the ground that the a prominent Catholic ‘1’ 0 program: 'board had abrogated the charges DCC\ divorced Rockefelfer is -The outhning of parties sup- by placing Walsh on tenure, Baptist. His second wife is porting communism or Castro». Kelley said that all of the Episcopalian. lism. acts ascribed to Walsh allegedly. The Vatican took UDus -The - preceding government took place in the first three to keep the visit dignified and; failed - to - respect | individualiyears of his administration, be- quiet. Photographers, usually al- | fore he was granted tenure. Kelley - named - Chairman yar -The legislature ils dxssolzeél. Whitgy asI onedof the board the Pop ; Hah -The post-Trujillo constitu-'members who had voted to grant were water Pmber and wildlife T€~ on of Dec. 17, 1962, is put back Walsh tenure. «enter sources. ; into force. 5 'pictures of the governor. Emphasizing the work of the .The armed forces will remain A rented black brought - Rockefeller from downilown hotel to Vatickn City, 10\ man's personal affairs are of nO depressed areas and - provide' by nedy said \true parity of oppor- tunity .. . will not come over- He said success \will require a. multipurpose dam programs, and! REA's record is cause of S@tis- i; approved by the different faction, \there is no reason tO political parties. assume that the task of mralfip lAn ifitemmnal obligations! x buses and several thousand tour-; electmfication has been complet-iyl1 be respected. | \me ro e ists, as showers fell. | ed.\ I -Guarantees are extended for; |- Vatican - monsignors | escorted; He cited estimates that th€puman rights and propelty and] rural populace will double its fy free commerce. R up to the anteroom outside Pope demand for power in the max”for ree ___ WASHINGTON, Sept 2% P) - paut's private library. They usher-; seven years and that, by 1980. |A Senate probe into the dark eq him inside. He was wearing a} \the average farmer will use four. P b C I [workings of a national crime qark business suit. times the amount he uses today.'\ r O e ea r S Isynaicate - opened - today | with, Rural - electrification - will Atty. Gen. Robert F. needed. he said, to furnish assassinations and the chance Of ate audience. power at reasonable rates.\ .& major underworld power strug- all of his speeches have taken ac-| LONDON. Thursday, Sepi. 26, vestigations Subcommitt ots leto Cardinal Cicomnant. count of the conservation _- Lord Denning today a¢-, Log - Last night, however, Kennedy!qujtted Prime Minister Harold | which he called \one of the big- Duke Eumg' on acknowledged that one sefMeDt,Mgcmillan and his government nil gest businesses in America.\ 1 sent \those who are interested iN profumo sex-security scandal. Kennedy said his administra- emment. | - Accompanied by two civil- fans, a yellow-robed monk de- fiantly tried to unfurl a multi- Buddhists Make First Attempt SAIGON, Viet Nam, Sept. 25 (M were being briefed on the day's character defect which pointed to. Valachi, 60, the convicted nar- a -Evidently hoping to capitalize activities of Secretary of Defensehis being & security risk.\ He hadmotiis peddler and murderer who on the presence of President|Robers S. McNamara and Gen. exposed himself to blackmail, so © | x xox Kennedy's top military advisa'siMaxwell D. Taylor, , f in Saigon, somé Buddhists today, the Joint Chiefs of Staff. made their first attempt in five! According to one witness, the s 5 lweeks to demonstrate - against flag-bearing - monk Macmillan June 21 to investigate President Ngo Dinh Diem's gov- bottle of liquid. There was 5peCU- rome with Miss Keeler who also g ed to burn himself to death milntelligence officer naval captain, ithe Democratic party.\ In a report on the sensation cause of the curtain of fear, he; that shocked the nation. Brit&iN'$ eyplainea. : No. 2 judge branded as \unfound- _ phyjg 1s one reason led and untrue\ (mors suggesting other significant.\ he said. ment ministers were guilty Ofthe fist time an insider - & hospital today 'moral misbehavior. . knowledgeable member of the and rest.\ | Denning conceded in his 50.-'racketeering hierarchy - NEW DELHI, India, Sept. 25 \ \for observation! has Christine Keeler \disclosed a Jigsaw Picture i af g fs ® been singing to Federal chairman of gigagac‘lilgmg state secrets, the re (awents since he hear d the syn-: a 'dica > ware\ Denning - was dicate had issued a death rant for him, has brought the: jigsaw picture of organized crime into sharper focus, said Kennedy. And he added: \The picture is an ugly one. the sixth ritual suicide of F Tt shows what has been aptly; Eugene Ivanov. He looked into a desribed as & private govetn- Buddhist - campaign, | but this L a could not be confirmed. ffifig of rumors about other min ment (Ti orggnized mmel. 121 £111; t - ar ei R to ermment with an annua , McNamara opened a week-long - Afler citing gossip surrounding C+ puypons a resting on a bise appointed - by Presidium of the Supreme So- vie today ratified the lnmted nuclear test ban treaty - 24 hours almost to the minute after the U.S. Senate acted. WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 P - An aide to Secretary of Agriculture Orville L, Freeman. said today the Soviet Union carried. 'security aspects of Profumo's af- lation that he may have intend-|paq social contact with a Soviet discuss his administration in the marrage to a divorced WOMAN encyclopedias. In other racial Htigation, a P a r“ oi 0 ortun\ l S Sei y pp y 'eminent citizen\ would be named 5ChO0! unless he were present. 2 However. popes have received D cia 3° married but were in love. lowed as far as the inner court-; was a flower girl at the reval 'vard of the Vatican whenever | wedding of Princess Grace, iS th€ onsirman of the Ways and Means e receives & dignitary.;daughuer of George L. Davis 200 Gommittee which wrote the tax told they could mot even | Mrs, Eugene C. Conlan. She looks lesnslation, was reported to have St. Peter's Square to take'gtuch 11C}? helkfzfimous want, Urge advised D’emocratic House lead- ormer Grace Kelly, now the wife - . M limousineiof Prince Rainier of Monaco. ers to let him handle the job of is (toot [® 'He was driven across St. Peter's; { Square, - jammed with toumst‘; ac‘ng ® lRockefeller into an elevator andi ea Ilne o sit sol boek efelle? , fme the Porcen States and other 1 Kenned? brought along a token gift foriiglei'wrg L352“? baitegazn $4?ng2“ {teHling of its secret meetings. the Pontiff. customary in & PMIV- General Assembly action to raise straight at lawmakers who dis- f 'The governor spent 40 minutes;i §25 mllhonuto kgep the 13151 peace; - 'force in the Congo until nex The White House calls Ken-c; t {gle in New York. nside the Vatican, 30 minutes june, ° 'not leave more dollars in the nedy's five-day swing a non-, over nm en | As the firs witness, Kennedy alone with the Pope and 10 with! 'The move won support from sax-aniasgctor a? Go It I iset the stage for the Senate In- Vatican Secretary of State AM- 'the 32-nation African group. It ¥. ig framing an appeal to Secre- 'hearings into organized crime\ '!tary-General TU Thant to extend 'for six months the Dec. 31 target . cL. fot date for hquidating the UN. said, those who favor massiv2 of the audience seemed to \CD°-ipame in handling of the Johnk But getting a look cine {its lain; Taken I“ on Tour l force. destine operations is difficult be-; | the dis- -Orchestra leader Duke Elling-\bly's 111-nation finance commit- widespread \U- made by Joseph Valachi.ton was taken ill with a slight !tee gathered for its first meeting \for fever last might and entered a of Ipull out the 7,000 troops in the The U.S. Inforamtion Service, 10 Demonstrate 000-word - report that ex- WA\ proken the underworld's code of which is sponsoring his concert, Minister Profumo's liaison with' siience.\ tour, said he is not seriously {11 - {costs within the next week MOSCOW, Sept. 45 (P - The . - agreements | with ' Western allies before seeing Chuckle Corner . CARLOTTA, Calif., Sept. 25 (P), i- A bb-year-old man, dressed completely in cowboy garb, more or less came to the end of the colored Buddhist flag in front Building, Police clubbed him down. They arrested bim and his companions, then blocked off the plaza in a hunt for other monks, were rounded up from Highway Patrol Officer L. H- cq io police headquarters in taxi- internal religious and political | ~- Snead said he was touching bothi _... of the National Assemblyl review of the political and mili- certain members of the govern- itary situation at a conferentermént-whom he did not name - with U.S. military and diplomatic Denning reported: | officials. _ \It might be thought . . . that Intensive Study these rumors are a symptom of, An aide described the meet-|a decline in the integrity of pub-; ing as \a deep intensive study/lic life in this country. in depth\ of the critical situa- \There has been no lowering sides of it. 'and foreigners witnessed the in- 4 fOUS and 15 minutes. i 'The man and horse were spot- ted by Snead on State Highway} 36 nedr Carlotta. about 200 miles: north of San Francisco. Snead\ said the cowpoke was in the saddle and the sig-zmgging all over the road. 'The man. cited for S driving. In the space .on the tick- pagoda raids of Aug. 21. et used to denote the type cident. tial law, gelding.\ harm m asin 'This was the first such out- burst in South Viet Nam's po-, . i lurching] litical-religious crisis since troops it is today, horse was and mucgaggg‘tggvfifrgggglnamese troops and riot police|spoken former U.S. chief of navail hist sition leaders - in tne wee deployed throughout down- drunken oppo town Saigon to head off any|up of; It happened less tHan 100 or Buddhist vehicle. Snead wrote, \1961 black yards from the U.S. Information|timed to coincide with the Mc- 'Agency building where newsmen Namara-Taylor visit. w o beam oor a ont Son Sat o) ! The aide said MeNamara and, in | . 'Gen. Taylor, were given a \hard P0“ m pomlgal firm picture of the situation &s| As the briefing went on, Viet-|-- - George W. Anderson, out- operations, arrived today to take his post as American amibas- Communist terrorist bombings-|s@dor to Portugal, a NATO mem- demonstrations {ber whose African policies have put a strain on its relations with the United States. bgt ne on ot gs oe eto ed ceo ot ah aie Bons i Hundreds of Vietnamese dissension. The meeting lasted Anderson Assumes i TISBON, Portugal; Sept. 25 (M)] of human suffering and moral corrosion.\ Valachi himself is scheduled to be one of the star witnesses Tater in the investigation. l And. at another poi‘rgl. he aid-s {dressed a message to \those who \I do not believe this to be} Five monks garbed as peasantsétion in this nation where theitrue, i may be members of on A ace a nearbyiwar against Communist guer- trail yesterday mainly be0@US@! uous and arcades and dispatch-rillas has been complicated. by of standards.\ great political parties: We still fieed your help.\ After his appearance at Grand. Kennedy was scheduled, dates at Lar- amic, Wyo.. and Bfilings, Mont.. Forks, fot more speaking before flying to Grand - Teton 'National Park in Wyoming to spend the hight. START SENTENCE é of the] BOSTON, Sept. 26 (M-Rotco and Salvatore Balliro, 26-year- old twin brothers, and Albert P. Clocco. 38. today began serving life Sentencés in Walpole State on a Prison for the murder of a young‘i mother and her son. has not approached the U.S. government with regard to pos- sible purchase of - American - wheat. MIAMI, Fia., Sept. 25 (M - Hurricane Edith battered the | Caribbean islands of Mar- tinique and St. Lucia with 80- | winds and tor- | mile-an-hour reitial rains today and drew a beard on Puerto Rico. WASHING TON, Sept. 25 (P- 'The cost of living held even during August, the Labor De- partment said today. NEW YORK, Sept, 25 (P - Search planes feported today sighting debris that might be from a milltary air transport plarie that disappeared Sunday ! fight from Delaware to the Azores with 10 servicemen aboard. in the House would still leave a long. hard road ahead. The Senate Finance Committee may not begin hearings on the tax legislation before mid-Octo- ber and an expected protracted civil rights fight could delay the tax bill almost indefin:tely. Democratic leaders were heart- ened by the apparent willingness Police said they had been [niggurgféfl fizfiyezz oéomglugxaéwhsl es Moines about three Weeks, opposition to the spending limit. Miss Davis. daughter of wealth» As New Farm Goal by Kennedy cast e wie: seu atet hey might talk shout vation tt) 8 staying in an apertment whlch ® tven some Demeerats yho o00050 A a ; 5 + _ ; - . 4 s \ = ' AL & imim‘ster of the armed forces; the, TBJKEA‘: Ohaltman - Femes E-fiiiiviiatlxgguiigufilli gfiafiufé‘figgfig furnished - and W011\ported ready MU- Ataqlt were te- vote against the Republican motion. Backing Amendment P r.. .. 'The administration can better Acting on a tip from the bOYSafford to lose Democratic votes Mary Lee said they were not; has employer, who had seen Mary on passage of the bill, Many Re- a Lee's picture in the Des MODES puplicans are expected to Yote an Tribune, officers took the YOUNE for it, whether or not the himita« couple to the police station {Of poy is attached. But the GOP k unusual stepsvguleguonmg only. They were NO! monks are pracucally sold in sup- eld. port of the spending curb amend- Mary Lee, who at the age Of 7 ment. Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., persuading southerners. A highly influential southern Democrat, Mills told associates he has had pledges of support from a number of members who us- ually vote against the adminis- tration on economic matters. In a speech that reached an . emotional note seldom heard in tax debates, Mills pleaded with his colleagues yesterday to make possible a \turning point in economic policy.\ Mills aimed his arguments' UNITED NATIONS. Sept 35 7 trust heavy government spending. He argued that if Congress does 3 may fail to solve the problems of and unused in- ang 2 unemployment dustrial plant capacity. Then. he government spending would have . their best opportunity, The problem of raising money & i : to keep the force in the field was The iypubh’can pxo‘tinsal Um the prime concern as the Assem- cancel the tax cut unless the President announces cutbacks in expenditure plans, Mills said. is no \unbreakable magic way\ to control spending. The Republican counterattack included a warning from the party leader in the House, Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana, that the bill would be in \great jeopardy\ if the House rejected the limitation. This limit would put a ceiling of not more than $97 billion on 'the spending budget for the year that started last July 1 and $98 billion for the next year, Something for Everyone Rep. Howard H. Baker, R- Tenn. said members of the House Appropriations Contmittee were ready to testify the government could easily live within these limits, even though they are about $1 billion under cuitent spending and $2 billion under mali Foreign Minister Gerhard mentiatwg‘ plans for next 35321 Schroeder together on Friday.: The Treasury says practically everyone would geb & tax break under the bill, even though some 'of its provisions tighten existing parts of the tax code. For ex- ample, state gasoline taxes and 'minor casualty losses would no longer be deductible, the divi- .dend credt would be abolished '--although the $50 dividend ex- 'clusion would be doubled -- and 'and the tax advantages of some fringe benefits like sick pay and 'big group - insurance | policies 'would be diminished. RETURNING TO TS MADRID, Spain, Sept. 25 (D -- [Ear] Burton Bradley, 37, a New York bank official wanted in the 'disappearance of $100,000 from 'his savings and loan institution, .was to be escorted aboard a New i¥ork-bound plane late today, the 16th session. Thant has warned that he will Congo by year's end. unless the Assembly approves maintenance TNITED NATIONS, Sept. 25 UP - Secretary of State Dean Rusk intends to review possibil= ° ites - for - further | East-West two major Russia's Andrei A. Gromyko on Saturday. Rusk will meet with British Foreign Secretary Lord Home tomorrow morning and with Home and West Ger- i- CANBERRA, Australia, Sept. 1 25 U - Already backed by \ Britain in its dispute with In- : donesia, Malaysia today was promised military aid by Aus- tralia if it is invaded. WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 @P -Southerm - senators - mapped plans today to batlle legis- lsfion to make the civil mghts commussion & permanent agency with increased powers, BLANDING, Utah, Sept. 25 (M - Another Army Pershing missile made the seven-minute 350-mile supersonic trip from Blanding to the White Sands i migsile range in southern New México today,. } 1 I I 3
