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Molotoy Calls On Unification Of Red Block By STANLEY JOHNSON " MOSCOW Soviet Foreign Minuter V. M. Molotov called on Communist-ruled East European countries present at his Moscow Security Conference this week to unify and to strengthen their mil itary forces in order to counter possible Western threats. Addressing the opening session of the conference which the Big Three and other Western nations boycotted Molotov declared that in view of the imminent ratifica tion of the Paris agreements call ing for the rearmament of West Germany the countries present at mc iuuicow conierence should: "Consolidate their forces and considerably strengthen them in case the Paris agreements are rat ified. "Carry out the preparation of such defense measures as will strengthen our defenses in accord ance with the needs of the pres ent moment." Gathered about a hollow-centered roundtable in the White Marble Hall of the Spiridonovka Palace were representatives of seven Communist-ruled East Eu ropean states, delegations from six MODEST MAIDENS v. I rM oa constituent republics of the Soviet Union and Chinese Communist ob servers. Molotov expressed regret that all nations invited did not accept, the Moscow Radio said, but told t,ie delegates that "in the present sit uation the peace-loving (Commu nist) countries could not confine themselves to those measures which they had been, taking to safeguard the peace and their-security" and therefore decided to go ahead with the parley anyway. A few hours before proceeding to the palace, where the, foreign ministry does most of its official entertaining, Molotov received re jections from the Western Big Three Britain, France and the United States of his invitations. Kremlin-courted - Yugoslavia and all other Western countries alsol said "No thanks." Victim Claims Ha Was Choked Than Robbad KLAMATH FALLS W Two men cnoxea mm into unconscious ness, then robbed him of . r.l.n iegier 01 luamatn rails reported iu puuce wis week. He said the attack occurred this way: He stopped his car while driving five miles east of Klamath Falls to investigate another car which was signalling by blinking its lights. ' Two men in the other car forced him to drive them to vacant lot in Klamath Falls. There they knotted a rope around h i neck and strangled him into uncon sciousness. When he revived, h found that his wallet containing 955 was missing. Legler's car was found later In another part of the city, Peiping Radio Says Device Dropped To Air Lift Man A) FR0M N,NE TO RVE J rci" TIV T k AD rich rr4 J " could not get kit autograph, but I get then souvenirs!" CAPTAIN EASY 1 told you I could prove I went to business college! Here is a letter threatening to sue me for not paying my tuition! , ?&g$8BsZ7 YE&'R. A. 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Peiping said the apparatus con sisted of IS sections of aluminum tube, upwards of 100 feet of nylon rope and a harness. It said the irrraft wa ffniiinnar! with a hookup device for picking up an agent the Reds identified as Li Chun-Ying. ine aluminum tubes are Traveling Abound screwed together to form uprights about 25 feet high," Peiping said. "Photographic Instructions found with the tubes and ropes show how to put the whole equipment to gether. These photos inow that the poles are fixed about 30 feet apart. And a rope stretched between them passes down to the harness. "In the pictures a man, an American, strapped into the har ness, is lying on the ground, ready to be hooked up to the passing aircraft. "The whole thing looks like a giant high jump stand. There are Japanese houses in the background oi tne pnotos. reiping said tne device was "on show" at the trial of the two Americans. 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Howard Ed- mondson objected and Mrs. Doss, accused of feeding rat poison to Samuel Doss, 58, took 24 hour to enter a plea. Common Pleas Judge Lloyd H. McGuire ordered her. jailed with out bond. ' Doss, one of two . husbands po lice say the buxom, talkative wid ow met through "lonely hearts" tlubs, died Oct. 6. She had read ily agreed, officers reported, to the autopsy that disclosed he had consumed a large quantity of poi son. The autopsy led to the in vestigation that resulted in her confessions to the four deaths. Prolonged grilling by relays ol officers over the weekend finally Produced signed statements from er admitting' each, husband's death. Calmlv smoking a einearette. she related in detail how she put the noison into the food and drink of her mites, each from a differ ent state. " . ;' : Neuberger Will Us McNary Policies As Guide CORVALLIS Ifl Richard L. Neubergcr, who will be sworn into the U. S. Senate in January, says the policies of the late Sen. Charles L. 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