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Los Angeles - (CPD - The
county Grand Jury met today
to determine whether the fatal
shooting of Jack (The Enforc
er) Whalen. in a crowded
restaurant was in self defense
as his admitted killer claims.
Sam Frank Locigno, 38, ac
companied by two attorneys
and Joe De Carlo, 35, surren
dered to police Tuesday and
confessed the fatal shooting
last Wednesday of Whalen in
nearby Sherman Oaks. ' De
Carlo, who was at the restaur
ant the night of the shooting,
was sought for -questioning
about the slaying.
Persuaded By Cohen
Mickey Cohen, ex -convict
and friend of Locigno, said he
had talked to Locigno and De
Carlo several days ago and
persuaded them to give up to
police.
"I induced them to come in
to save the taxpayers money
and to save some time and
problems for' some decent
members of the police depart
ment," said Cohen.
Cohen and his girl friend,
model, Sandy Hagen, 18, were
among witnesses subpoenaed
to testify before the grand
jury today.
Panel Investigates .'
De Carlo, former manager
of stripper Candy Barr, and
Locigno were sitting .at Co
hen's table the night of the
shooting.
De Carlo went before the
grand jury Tuesday shortly
after surrendering to 'police
and being released. The panel
began its investigation of the
shooting Tuesday before Lo
on gno admitted the shooting
and it then decided to com
plete its probe, probably late
today.
END OUTBREAK
Brussels, Belgium (CPD
Colonial troops have suc-
ceeded in temporarily ending
- a new outbreak of fighting be-
tween the rival Lulua and
Baluba tribes in the Congo
town of Luluabourg but the
- state of military emergency
has been extended, according
to reports here today.
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IKE IN PAKISTAN With uniformed bodyguard in attend
ance, President Eisenhower, left, and President Mohammed
Ayub Khan stand outside the latter's residence in Karachi
Tuesday. Later they flew in a helicopter to inspect a housing
development (UPI Radiotelephoto)
De Gaulle Solves Cabinet Dispute
Paris-flJPD-President Charles
de Gaulle, who smoothed over
an inter-cabinet dispute over
government aid to Catholic
schools, prepared today to fly
to Senegal in West Africa to
preside over a meeting of the
Executive Council of the
French Community. v w . '
De Gaulle and his wife are
scheduled to leave tonight in
a specially-fitted plane for St.
Louis-du-Senegal, the oldest
French city of the African
continent.
The council of the French
community will meet Friday
and Saturday." The agenda
calls for talks on economic
and aid matters..
Premier Michel Debre and
other French government of
ficials will leave for St. Louis
Thursday evening to join de
Gaulle in the discussions.
De Gaulle Tuesday settled
a potentially explosive dispute
within the cabinet ovef the
question of government as
sistance to Roman Catholic
parochial schools.
The cabinet, like French
men throughout the country,
was divided over whether
private Catholic schools
should receive increased aid
or be incorporated into the
national school system. .
The dispute was placed be
fore i de Gaulle after Debre
failed to bring about an ac
cord between the rival fac
tions.
De Gaulle . listened to his
ministers present their views
and then produced - a "syn
thesis" of their arguments
which won the cabinet's ap
proval, according to informa
tion Minister Robert Frey.
Warsaw, Poland uTPD U. S.
Ambassador Jacob D. Beam
and Communist Chinese Am
bassador Wang Ping-nan met
for two hours Tuesday in the
protracted talks on Formosa
The discussions began in Sept
1958.
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Friendship Told
By King Zahir
In Welcome Talk
Kabul. Afghanistan (UPD-
President Eisenhower landed
today in .this winter-bound
mountain nation at Russia's
back door on an airfield pa
troled by MIG jets of the Soviet-equipped
Afghan air force.
King Zahir and other. Af
ghan and foreign officials
were waiting to greet Eisen
hower when his special jet
touched down at 8:22 a.m.
(7:52 p.m. Tuesday, p.s.t.) on
the mountain-framed airport.
Six Russian-made MIG-17S
improved models of the jet
fighter bested, by America's
Sabrejets .over Korea - circ
led overhead, providing cere
monial air cover for the visit
ing Chief of State.
Zahir assured Eisenhower
of this . "genuine friendship
and-: sincere good wishes" in a
brief address of welcome.
"I hope the chill of our ear
ly winter will be made up for
by the warmth and affection
with which our people greet
your excellency and your
honorable companions," . the
king said. '
Eisenhower replied that
"true friendship is not only
desirable but essential" in a
world where jet planes flash
from continent to continent
at speeds near or exceeding
- the speed of sound.
"All of us live very, close
together in the 20th century,"
he said.
Eisenhower, traveled the 38
miles from the airfield to this
mile-high capital by car. Five
hours later, he returned by
helicopter to take off for In
dia. - -Weather
Clear and Czisp
The weather was clear and
crisp, with the temperature
just above freezing - a sharp
contrast to the snow last
week, which "was so heavy it
was uncertain fpr a time whe
ther the presidential plane
could land here. .
A dark-blue overcoat, a
muffler and a black fedora
shielded the President from
the cold.
Turbaned, heavily-r o b e d
tribesmen lined the road to
applaud as the President pass
ed. An arch of red flags over
the road where it joined the
main highway to Kabul bore
the message "welcome to the
President of the . United
States."
Few Women Appear
In Kabul, flag-waving chil
dren whose winter vacation
was postponed because of the
President's visit, joined the
crowds. Few women appear
ed - reflecting the Moslem
tradition that women's place
is in the home.
Native bands and long-haired,
gowned folk dancers en
tertained the crowds while
they awaited the President's
arrival. . . ' ..
The Afghan government"
has been taking aid from both
East and West. The United
States has poured millions of
dollars into such basic items
as education, while the Rus
sians have concentrated on
more tangible things. " ;.
Time did not. permit the
President to visit ; the most
ambitious U.S. project now
under way in Afghanistan -the
multi-million-doliar Hel
mand river development,
miles from Kabul.
Portlander Injured
When Hit by Train
Portland-(UPD-A 54-year-old
man was struck by an SPAS
train . in the Beaverton area
about 5 p.m. Tuesday and in
jured seriously.
The victim was identified
as J. C. Stone, Portland.
The accident occurred ab&ut
a quarter of a mile south of
Denny road near Progress.
Stone received head, chest
and back injuries. He was
taken to St Vincent hospital
here.
Anchovies are the stable
food of the guanay, South
American bird. . A guanay
colony may eat 1,000 tons of
the tiny fish a day.
Big Manhunt Staged
For Escaped Felons
Yanceyville, N.C. - (UPD
The biggest manhunt in mo
dern North Carolina history
was staged today for 19 psy
chopathic felons who escaped
from the Ivy. Bluff maximum
security prison.
The search for the' heavily
armed convicts extended over
the entire eastern sector of
the nation and into the South
and Midwest. The FBI also
joined in the hunt.
In central North Carolina,
posses searched from farm
house to farmhouse and from
barn to barn.
The fugitives" include 14
white men and five Negroes.
One Recaptured
The mass break-out Tues
day by 20 convicts was mas
terminded by Charles "Yank"
Stewart. It was so well plan
ned and executed that more
than eight hours elapsed from
the time the prisoners gained
control of the prison until the
alarm was sounded.
One prisoner was recaptur
ed later in the day.
Heretofore the maximum
security prison .had been con
sidered escape-proof and was
reserved for the state's most
dangerous and incorrigible
prisoners.
Y Stewart, the ringleader, was
described by authorities as a
short squat, graying man. His
crime career dates back to the
1920s when both his father
and brother were executed
for the slayings of a detective
and an FBI agent.
All Dangerous
Stunned prison officials said
the 54-year-old Stewart and
his cohorts were the worst of
the 41 men incarcerated at
Ivy Bluff.
"These men are all danger
ous," State Prisons Director
W. F. Bailey said. "They're all
psychopaths" and are armed
with eight high - powered
rifles, a submachinegun and
eight pistols.
Bailey blamed laxity and
failure to follow prescribed
rules and regulations for the
break -out. He fired three
guards on the spot.
Stock List Extends
Tuesday's Advance
New York- (UPD Stocks ex
tended Tuesday's advance to
day. Support for the industrials
continued but at a slower
pace. The industrial stock ave
rage Tuesday moved within
three points of -the all-time
high posted Aug. '3.
Drugs, under severe pres
sure by the congressional in
vestigation of pricing prac
tices, steadied somewhat dur
ing the first hour. Schering
and Carter Products fell a
point or more, while Merck
and Parke-Davis dropped frac
tions. Pfizer firmed.
Steels had some irregular
ity. U.S. Steel and Bethlehem
were off fractionally. Youngs
town and Republic were up a
bit.
DOW - JONES AVERAGES
New York - (tPD - Dow
Jones final stock averages:
' 30 industrials 675.39, up
L89; 15 utilities 07.13. un
9.72; 20 railroads 154.90, -up
changed, and 65 stocks
218.67, up 2.50. Sales Tues
day were about 3.870,000
shares compared with 3,
620.00 shares Monday.
U.S. Hubber ..
U.S. Steel
Youngstown SfitT .
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Idaho Power Asks Permission To Bypass
Two Spawning Grounds In Conservation Plan
An FPC license, issued in
1955, ordered tne company to
Washington-UPD-The Idaho
Power Co. asked the Federal
Power Commission Tuesday
for permission to bypass two
spawning grounds off the
Snake river in its three-dam
fish conservation program.
The company specifically
asked that it be permitted to
transport steelhead and sal
mon from below the proposed
Hells Canyon dam upstream
past the completed Brownlee
dam.
African Missionary
Receives Boat
Olivet, Mich. (UPD - Friends
of the Rev. James" Barnard re
port the African missionary
has been successful in a "long
range" appeal for a boat.
Barnard,' former Assembly
of God pastor here who now
serves in Liberia, broadcast a
shortwave request for a boat
he could use to navigate the
streams around his mission.
. The message was picked up
by a .ham radio operator in
Illinois and the request found
its way to a New England con
gregation which raised funds,
bought the vessel and ship
ped it to Africa.
build a fish ladder at the
Hells Canyon dam and then
pick up the fish down stream
from- the Oxbow dam, 23
miles north of Hells Canyon
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Alum Co. Am. 106
American Can . 431.i6
American Motors (xd) 813i
AT&T - 76i,b
Anaconda Copper 63 'a
Armco Steel , . 75 1;
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
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Caterpillar Corp.
Chrysler Corp.
Continental Can ..
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
Dow Chemical
Du Pont
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General Foods ....
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Lockheed Aircraft 32,
Montana Power Co 25 'i
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New York Central 30-:8
Pae Gas & Elec ; 62
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Penn RR 161
Radio Corporation '. 71 i
Richfield Oil
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Standard Indiana 42 'j
Standard N.J. 49'
Sun Mines , 6;,is
Texas Co 84 Vi
Tex Pac Land Trust 19i,2
Transamerica 30 Va
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Union Pacific 31 Vi
United Air Lines 43 !a
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Knoxville, Tenn. - (CPD - An
attempt to locate one - time
trade routes between North
and South America by recov
ery of Central American relics
will be made by an archeo-
logical expedition to Costa
Rica. The expedition is sched
uled to leave here Dec. 17.
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