Medford mail tribune., August 02, 1960, Image 1

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FWiltlPP Q Missing INISA Employees
Hwfe ISellsevedl t Be dbu Cufod
t'a
Mathematicians
Hew To Havana
"1W r Keg.onal td.t.on jt Price 10 Cents jPaS jflSSEftw
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we? i wms2m rpc oitojn i"r s-ii(D -rf
'iu ci i.a k4 ikffn M i i rain) i ms spin n a astern cj nw
KEAN RIOTSr- Koresii BOjice an-
n(iiy)ced today that IKVuVal W 430 rioters
and instioators 'riiiii been arrested for vio-
fle)ice that causeareeleetions
(y
Havana, Cuba-IUHI-Most Cu
bans shai a deep concern
today over the futiu:tf)if-Rie-mier
Fidel Castro, Mlemr by
his c'(gc)ors tv4r( a complete
i to end lir((ge) iijg)remnants
of pneumonia;
Th'(sg) in i(3 O his revo
(T)itioi(a)y inment were
dii3gs) ovej; tl :ioif(S
of b'(s) illrfes) ($)iQ) &5p2 i
mitEd) tlv g not hangy
(R)ith tli!Jt iPrO:
ftnl35l- aj. S)il Qpro,
youi(ll)- broCSe)- of tl
San-IU?Ii-Gc. UfK) 11(0
old g3)id loc" 10t is not in
(c)(esld) in & cabirffi). jic. in
niMfp mate Hiwto JrMi& 0
o 0 0
C'i3nC9dQ,9iisO'&9oipQut ittaJy
of coun. (giv it courtjus
coislCaira'.ion." Q
H)ei9! r 0 (fjrt
l-knal political scci ig'g tOS
wtr(j)ional convention 1(3);
ised .'peculation tl if Re
publiii PrcsicQitial imi
nee Richi!tS)M. Nixon is elect-
q ed inNo'jnber. he mjjjit tap
the ;year-oldgJ'vQnor for a
cabinet seat.
Hatfield said he with
Nixon that l! race for the
presidency will l(e,-)"very
O 0se."'
"Sheer rJfsJratioQ fiftires
show it will be an uphill
battle." he said, addii(f) "Both
Kennedy and Johnson are
t0' and--3))to'
, Hatficltn v5Ji
HatficlS: feiio spheac(ei(I!3, U.S., British b3"a3C:t
kj convention mofe)v(e)it to
(Iran We,
Rockefef
Traft New. Yo.(Qov. iSelsor
said-.t:(cA'ixon-Locre' tfrket is
unnecessarily" vker than
would have been the Nixon
Roclcfe)Jcr combin.jn be
cause l-CN5nibassador Henry
Cabot Lodge has rtyemendous
prestige and power" aniObe-
cause "ifce number oie)issfarf
15 fni-ciW affaire" K
Blast at U. S. o
Wasliinglon-iUPIi-Cuba today
delivered to the Inter-American
Peace Committee a note
accfig the United States of
"economic, aggression'. and
"counter-revlrfutionaiy activi
ties" against trig, regime of
Premier Fidel Cl&tro.
The 24-page memorandum
laid the basis for Cuba's-1
fense when the 21 Amertffjjn
foreign ministers take up ihe
O isWc of Communist interven
tion in the hemisphere at a
meeting in San Jose,iosta
Rica, later this month.
e e-
The Newest Nixon
. O
- 5r
13 riictriflc
rioters CXbove. a s?ou)p
behind them, are led into a police-Uvijin
in Pusan today. Q (UPI Radiolelepholo)
to be held in
Premier
taking 3ver in the
interim. O J
Those osed tothemfeJVeen aDBoiriled chairman of
indica! they wooid 5lcome
uaui s ascension 10 poiy?r,
since they Telt he would be
'(tir) to (g)?ep the rn(e) in
Or sh'shirfD '&?oc Ha)
(55aa;eacDj 6rbn (a)(S)'i)
'Cf);SP not :ric(Dj.v
fl)'! 1 i18 t D
c61nl(gIl?,'olution."
t Cut. ii-l:o3 Si.Q,
iggjrbsi. ticgebf nmi vou'
yc'ce ill
oolhir(g) ill hfjgSgBn gS
'SEt ittdl livii- eeBn 0
(fie) l(SD a fHlfflSeai ttWKisa"
ft ho hflD ss j ttgi )iee
tflBn e.B nff (3JI in Cut
'glit flifiei eiCD thj Solu
tion CuisSccf." o 0
0eh ec9 tf coOi;El&oT
n llaoqpiMCm5o'M)im
"tat tuaei egg-to, 5.0
Cut," ftgi) in rD& o
como: iCst Oi: to ffiB liO-
core. 0
Fiide ftei slx-pl fl.
vnigtf 0 j!S)r tllmcnl(j
was moaeii or more :noi(
tl(a)i offic;s)ouiy 1'. on, c
wl.her tlgrcmiigf vcWiggs
ill ! all.
i C
Oeneva-iUPII-Tl- &ivi'. Un
ion today formgj'is re.i:te9'
Ameri9ii offer to .aool But-
nucJea)' vices to insuta ttt
tl r use in undc'iHln9, i
si3)'ch tests woula not 191
dcvop new :apons.
Soviet Delegate Semyon .
Tsarapkin turned doi the
three-wcck-old pool offeion
gnounds that RussfS) piatined
no-research testsj and thus
need not supply any nuclear
de'es.
Since only !R?) United Stales
plans to conduct tj)e le.'(Ts)
as par-yi vO-01ni ciiori 10
jap
saw no reason why the SovW)
Union slvMd Q the "sufly I
agency lor me American
program.
U.S. Delegated James J
Wadsworth expressed disap
pointment that the Soviets
had not accepted what he
termed a fair proposal.
D Bonn-iUPIl-French President
Charles d& Gaulle and West
German viihancellor Konrad
Adenauer want a reform of
the North Atlantic Trcatl
lianc it was announced today.
Ksuustap s . o . . . .. sjzmr'
in tVn. ennlhprn nmvinrne
of Violers, their hands lied
c
n KQn,lh RaL.,. u
the y Scout Council Cam
paign, Judson AV. mpton,
Scout executiveTbr the Crater
L?rea council, announce
today.
The Council Q'.irjg)i is
fur. sii-0 ((agiiKgAgyi spon
soi by the local ;out
council in fiVeas not rd
by UniOd un c uAi'fia)
(PSD Prtffi am.
Tl Ci.dro LSB Council
ti to'! biict oP(S39.iS9;
loil ill toblin) thtbiH
lSSl-ouncil CDe&JSjp, CiSIrg
toe 6I 6 o
OioiigB e3 to
lOilfljrgjfljaS c6te'nUi(g n
ing foriyiut(D?A boei)in tl
council.
Other conrtJ3illl) n.nt(grs
inclgjie R. ?t, X8B!:S. vie
chairman; (feliSft1 . e??9.
finance co659iit'g9 cttgiefflgn;
jiward . attgW), Oll3(0.e
coi6MM 'icp cftjBmi;
Sohn 6. B0lir. Orgo ..
igg):-(Di irr nitii,
o"iae8B)r& 10S illis, Mc-
Cloud; Rot(g).-t Cerljn, nS
C. (J?, .ton, Vig9; e?i8
Dcynajid CHHeil. Grant a
lso lKBiir) ifH tfiBWa
iiJddfor&? o
FirstOtigfninijji SSssinn for
OnpafB)! Di(&ei ill t
Ogj Tl second Bill tc
Thurta) vening in i8a,
Cif. Other : sions $jill lso
L held in 4tf.. lls) C.,
and Iec)rd.
ic (nflg'Ois 'iifsS to
biin in Se$!mbr.
United Nations, N. Y. - ll'Pll
-The lited Statiwill pi
its demand for (3) rrj.' t i lgj of
the 82 - nation disarmament
commission with or without
the Russians. infmed sourc
es said tofla.
The Soviet Unioh Monday
indicatM it-would bovcott
such a meeting, xymch ChanM
man Luis Padilla r(cJvo of
xico had tentatively set (cjj
Aug. 15
(J) SoTl Ambassador Arkady
soblcv suggested instead that
Secretary General Dags Ham
marEjold invite headVnf gov
ernment to the forthcoming
General Assembly session
which begins SEbl. so they
COUIQ
disiSiMg) disarmament
herfelmporjgtjt politi-
and "olherfel
cal issues
Sobolev's note sent many
delegates strying to wire
home for Instructions from
their governments. If the
nine-member Communist bloc
reful to attend a disarm)
ment commission meeting it
" O n
is likely a number ')"neiMiki0Si 12.
tralist" Afro - Asian nations
also would stay away
iAbove Normal Here
Average leading
The highest tempjature
last mon'(g) was 105 July 28
and the low was 4July 2,
according to the monthlv re
port by"the Medford weather
bureau station.
The average temperature
was 75.5. 3.7 degrs above
normal. "Qe number of clear
days totaled 26; partlyeloudy,
4; and cloudy 1. Juiy 27 reg
istered the greatest amount of
precipitation in 24 hours with
.07 inches. The total amount
of precipitation for the month
was .09 inches which was
.08 below normal.
There were three days with
.01 inches or more of precipi
tin, and there were 23 days
with 90-dcgree or above
temperatures.
. O
mill
Washington - IUPD - Thel
lTniteH malps Inrlav in nfffpt
Khrushchev to come to New
York and sit (in) the U.N. Dis
armament commission if he
wants ter discuss the critical
issue himself.
Trtift State Department
charged the Soviet Union with
LeoiOldville. The Con-(UPli-United
SStior Secrtry-
S)..al Dfft H.nif'.nAiolo
fas Coo.b. leatfef
Igijiinsl :iy '.temt) to ffitd
troops bv plfl)vir(2iat fl'Siinfil)
SSm, it 9s 8isck(i58 tco?ft.
l!53f,gSs8i.Piltt voided) tf
ffiSrni id SBIgi-'h cmflt.
n:s'U bctbi rcsi3tnl So.-Cg))
Sa ubu nd otlr gBeet-
mfinl legtfii T1- t(Ef.
Th eoj-euiefS) c
IU'"T ' 8ar
troupers sent to TP Conrg)
i(a rereti the eo.9
mother of b'4 gy iilai Pi1
c . bBi f?SrmioO Q
visit him i Wr-'. tltg
ovist IgfjOlgiay ffl0lcig3) t
, 1 1? i ife - hffS8 1 ffiSn
fnle lo IP elflelr $Ji
go8is' gliflip::i, LC 9
Iiwftn, nd loriie. cai
McfttSeB of S)jrlo, tg, Uii-
n sc m fl grefct H'83 o 6J)
eid'SBri v$5)'6silPSSC(eI)j
urum. -The
Aiiot ft, o t h r, IHA
di9i PoeDil)' in glyir
her vl9to (StSSSesp, esSEO)
jnerjnieicS to brir eloixgi jjOr
"nhScip-i Obnoitfafafi.-rffB. fSi
oS-diray: coeffiticO.
TBfl e-nta5y g.gv no iinooul
n reason V.p tl ov
Union's :ilui to g'3U via3
to three '.loeo appoint?
by the Virgjioig &t 63r to
ipi0nt th pilot t ht:fll,
a:l3u!e9 to strt Au. W.
Lit oVlQft's Sai
pnj)i:y they eaumiei it ss
i.g).a poai hen tt i
fit i& Sov:l counts)'.
Six persons were
(tun-Q
iniurcd
none sePKnUay,- M a
day at the intersection of
Mast. and Oakdalc(a'e.
Injured iiQine of the cars
were the driver, Sally Jan
Coash, 30, of 1385 BeekroanJ
St., anqrinree cnuaren, ui
ford Wayjjfc Coash, 9,(g)iillip
Dean Coash, 7, and Scott
Duane Coash, 3- Q
Injurg) in the other car
wi(i the driver, John Carl
Miklos, 43, Angwin, Calif.,
and a passenger, Ivanctte Beth
Mrs. Coashond the three
children wlfo Taken to Rogue
Vallev hosDital bv Medford
Ambulance (ST.Si'ice where
u i .-. .!. ... h r .
they were all treated for
bruises and (g)ccrationsTheir
conditions is reported as
"good.",-,
John X?,id Ivanette Miklos
were taken ('o 8 friend's
house, police said. They wcrs
reported to have suscaine
minor lacerations.
Police 'Slid the Miklos ve
hicle was going south ai Oak
dale ave., and appare!S?ly fail
ed to stop for a red light at
the intersection ancScollided
with the Coash car. Police
cited MikQs for failure to
slop at a red light.
Washington-tlPP - The air
craft carrier Saratoga with
90 airplanes aboard will
steam steam from the United
States toward the Mediter
ranean Aug. 22 to strengthen
the U.S. 6th Fleet with its
third flat-top.
nunc acirjinjj , n " v v-
rnilisinn ahout 4 D.m. MonMforted. Tlmnibus bl i-
ml
N
mcnt commission from
ciHn,.i H, i-nhinH nT
nn.:ii,n incfasrl Hist IChrilttll.
I chev, (Priesident Ei.(eithower
and other heads foR govern
ment come to the l&BO session
of the U.N. GeTeVal Assembly
to discuss the r.qa)ter of end
nig me gioDauMms race.
Pence rifi.oi I innnln Whilp
ui.aiij'(uj-tiiiiea Mr Hiit(vpi uni'aclibcrations on the disarma
'
Of.
durine tl emergeneffi
leaving) for Brusse
the Cor- Cabiit Sg:teg9
in a nu'.ir(g) tor'ig t'jrab q
?0lDn busirfisasS 03b069ot6
ea d u n 1 1 i geoo. hi as
1 rec'.n
oi' he ftn?J.Si(afpa ftv fim iGrrts-
nment (a3einf?$ ie'0 gVife
lie prorty.
Hamirg6.(8joln'3o it cle
1 1 u . eao .8 r tosgfjjfc
fi01.' se tt it ouiffij
coetea ra br, duriBg)
,; toT,ffir .
cameo up e?)5o :ay onm
isfcije hit) $-om (St)
l"B by Cor3!(Eg) .
muiincoiwo o
9ee eartiji ciiiiaMW!ii5)
oot eaoi taoit PDISt)
cftiePcjieieies) i tttgcigs
Jiesb gpverKmear.
fcuoJjirr.fiSiSIjd (j Unit
63 ftgftons in Tie Qoi IEPjO-
flas c'it i iigri fl$8ta tii.
U.Si. teJJos 1:0 8;il immefii-
into fi:ancai(Oliie &ol-
;3 djfi9 !(gj.e fean ftCEo-
ir otoorigj IttB inviltifj() oPI
eroeas'S PiC(Sr o ie
. shnmttA
&Dli memPJ) oT tiS O'o-
iwrier. uifiiiirS) itt teosaai
!fe: SP. icn r(gbioie) it eko
involve 10 tl(9 U.. Sifta bS
mo to gee tl Eoi'
'ghe Ro0 BflS-n 8l(Cl3 CCD
toil gnd 3:0r )urcC9 OS)
ictjtion voted 6ii' meBtilg
in urjjjiis l'ai-B J.ii nigpi to
iiig pssg0 of the ar;ivil
fiSorklsl oonO;r:(atioi-i9i Aiill
"(TQIifth would incluC9fuifla?oo
ion
study.
. 9. : P
IKllL-l Will IW Keiiiiiy io
fta'.i) SAiteatirs t,
enlist its igiftrt, it SQ9
ciuaes appropr.ion(ptor tnp
U. S. (AJmy Crps of V)r-
is one of tli bills not yet
acted oa poor TO egression
Travis Roberts, of the U.S
fish and wildlife servicern)
lienry btewart, or the U.S.
Army corps of engineers, re
pealed tl) report they had
given yesterday noon before
a meeting of the Mcdfcl
Chamber of Cormperce Round
table " W
,ahli. ) .
M ,,H n,i u,aiprLSxpcclOT(ur M ln.el?exi. lew
I "
pesSiruBp jiuuu is wuiiMiig un
a brochure tgjiich will
scribe the basin prcl.
proposed dam structures and
eiIocations and the bene
ficial use of the water. Publi
cation is exnected next month.
The committee s next me(g;
85 ing will be Aug. 29.
WEAKER
F O It K CSJs T Klr Ihrouch
Wtdnsly. Low tonlfhl 10;
huh lomorro 94.
(O) Temp.
Illghrtt I.Mlrrrfav
Lowtu O-li .Mornlni S2
Our Skies Tonight
Suniet lodir I:3 P m.
Sunrise lomorrow .... S:15 a.m.
Moniet tomorrow .... 1:29 a.m.
Full Moon Auf.
PROMINENT STAR
V'lVtsi. Mch overhead !: P-ij
VvlIIIBI.E PLANETS
Jupiter, due outh .... P-m.
fialurn, due joulh ....10:21 p.m.
Marl, rlies 12:2
con-1 wnen ne was asKed ygitethcr , - -p '9' 'V
when he was asked hethcr
the United Stales was reject
ing Khrushchev s proposal for
'
a sumnfTft diseflsSon1 an dis-
armamo$it)al the General As
sembly, q o
Liters C(Sp a)licija)
White said "should any
head of government wish to
p;;.'ipate in United Nations
Vment nrnhleni fTt ran rtn .o
jTyi ine Q4?ajinameni
While said "I c;-(n)t(a!swefi)
whi lit) v(3),'aSUed whether
(EJsenhoy)'r pncd to 1(30.
ucipa in ine u.lf)commis
sion session which t lie United
Stales iTnd .-fDiiB other coun
tries (a) e II ig i (g) heyj(A)(2)
Tl sta' drpartniQt
Cfc i6seDrrO o tl 9: n an Q)
comm;iaion (s) Wil irt mcri
u(p)itt.i:(ooDg'sS; ioil(5L.ll,e)1 btf5r3 nSmlffli 9d
bdJi(g9t 'jout by O: ice
&ioiel UfJic i ea'iRh'fii cot,
ntgiTti;i(jO.-. t a9e on tBe
Bt. 83.e t UO.fjfa &tCD
3S ntfofriicinA t AS 80$
teRa n &ffl!C3) &ibt3
t holthM!fuiBil niwo-
is) iciupe i i Qiouiev
ifiTs? Oiit isvcei.iBjj) i fat
Tln ConcejiiOR to enseal) tl
ajpe otliEi 'itU9 no l(g
ePt)iciii4 C'.ch pi-oo.-b"
ffiiitfp, u.s. tiWiiiw etll exe'cOD vtvwia'ent!&.
th.at a0ntn56
(Sashinft'on-IHS-VicS io'-
8eot ftiche8 - Nixon left!
W h: ftifD cflnicuJigO g
,U0la ttil6:caS0S fffiii ti
jet i ooi.ieB Cioi 6.
Bttntfj a ieei te iw
rtrafl" i tfts cCitlkftafO.
cay, lu.tiojas.aj trip men
ill ORB Hiet .t or eotc.
Qa9 esveS :tirfc9 ae9ture
h he tngit e &o o
oatt RTanaAfto ftsfl ntliBr
the Wifloo t9?o me&i I'oo-it
lrjjlie.
I tftinO OS'rO fipioA lo i:
to imeoie Je9fi9," rojoco
OciO) XSBO 83) fl "Mr. Q0&taO
?B9 &e (0 he lo0rcig)l
eAd he intenoe?o gc tt) -
"I Son't th)-.Q ir. ei.ncdv
Jn to do I bis. I think it
iO h ftdvisoi Be) is doing
Ut to slisf t'lje) tinisls uL
H said IO respects Ken
nedy isQi n.i." O
"1 will not 4. into person-
cities (8)i he Kennedy did."
Nixon told newsmen. "I will
lveQhe low road business
to him."
o
A temporary county public
" W" J1 r appoinimuni is
?9"SP. - niuinoei- oi ine isai-s-
s, a
son
son county
said tods,-I
board of health
The JacKson county iSiird
of health met with Dr. Samuel
Osgood, of the slate depart
ment of health, this morning
to consider tl-(S) health officer
proDicm.
Jackson county has been
wit'gXit an active public
health officer since unc
when Dr. C. I, Drummond be
came ill. He is now on leave
of atjSjmce until Pet. 1. Health
bi.rcT members w'ho hire the
public health officer hope Dr.
Drummond will be able to
return lo his duties then.
As an alternative, the board
discussed this turning the
possibility of having toiiire
a permanent health officer.
Alf B. Mekvold, vice chair
man of the board, said it
would be several months be
fore a permanent appointment
ft.. li! ncffl. t ..
mm tfmisBf
hehlm Discussed
O BERNON F. MITC:LL AND VBlLLIAIi H. MARTIN
national aecuriiy nviQ:y i misstr.v vmpio!(j
Thige) local pcoplt v
irthU-Pft n iui fr,Wcmm .null lHwr Mura v,
e?)sia)i imtx im rnimmitt
on dm, ion '9 it S'
in S(gaB'l l i' guVii-i
urffa. n
VI invi'io to g.'0(
eara lyjra upa, r5isBflFa a
school cW.ra. S coe9itr8i fc
6P t h eoXHO'-tjC
hp i lesmu!)! "Cj i(0i
riijphogfttjf)oa- ii0efBSL-
9l thiC SySSSBi incline
nith, c'c-SjOiDSPo o? toft iet
S counts XBorffa 47"(u
oai-iiti.', couoi jscs3e.
aegvoi9 soa iiieiic
i dseseoB effl i tic
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ffw:ci eficcffi o tto) flxro
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ccOiiOillce, it Orsi00 0t
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d ii Cub lieS i tf t&gl
ViESmQi OMtKSr, tUrft'lifp
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iBlOrt on tflivBoni,!- B(t0Cia4
iOriC3nitilr!t ai'irosk fjf-
fbclinj GTiac&'tcaj. ftsB gr.HSt
nor rrcrmtJSSj OftiA Qia,ilS
Sce3mlittB Oregon 9010 $iv
eiDit6l, 6) tutiOtlly lOH'igi
nntlCS eeij)it08 by l9 gii-
OCJ3r.
finr'S ,n, Oial OMJ lri -
nfef:! ilh the t"CS'ion of
0-inliveOt, rQtliQr tldje IO-
lion, ov tl'O o ,i?J3rllFcl-
ni oi punio: inp.rucuon.
v&eiQt nosax urn
Repricntiv6 of th Ore-
gin 'fduigitionjsocion will
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f ; p.s ' '"iXH
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WHEWI Medford isn't the only place that's
had some scorching weather recently.
Mournful Mike, a canine resident of Indian
apolis, donned an ice bag to remind dog
t?o
)r to discu: chigB i
s
tit if iv"..i'ig3) b tl
mitrim ccnpuij5.
(CeWJ'rO o tl c o u I
Q lvQil s QOngo3fl idQi
8u & II oiIt3tnirrS c the
eohool &ricJ rcoifiiYiriglioO
Dl8 in 0EgiO o-ill t i99
g). tl.Di i93 morniitg) Bfio.
UntUSy JJP.OnCUflO SoOuna
&di it9 BBHS to iiUsiSWS
C'i' Si id lo I i(E31
rnhool di.ril Prry J.5-
&l, UittsAlSti OOiZ SSrch SO?i
pB3fti?ao(BOb of Hi iSftoO
ftep9i eB D tdluCOiO.
rrpoot oOXBCCjS D& ftocfBulS)
5hih t$ouk3l djii0cces tfcv-
torero ie.c5'ji. w3ie) wwH'tg
rcTOSvO tffgi let.
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051 tee. to ensxnrixse in tmsiSSti
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From Mexico Cily
Both Men Had Aess
To Secret Material O
O WashLugton-tUPItTwo mis
ing enwlpyecs of the suptw
I secret National Security afien"
ey are believed lpe in-Ma
vana. Cuba. .VuvnoritatiQ
sources saldltoday.
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Kifci' left Washington about
five VSMRJ ago flew to Mexi
co CiW Nlune 25 and 'Mra
made airline rtyervationiror
Havana, the sotrrces said. They
said it was considered certain o
that the men, both of whom
had access ts secret material)
aerially wcVt to l-Javan.'Q
Close-mouthed federal oi
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(pn ty tl WechtloiL
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:tchtir father. 9iiq'9
Sr., t etfo., gi innU'
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tail i eiTteoitg ti-Qt hei-tje
tOiSitr setn hitson noiQiCSrd
9-taJiiim recently. Q
Wfttbaill SBS0&k
Vitnne, Austria - (UPI) - Tw
crowcd 9trifbtcar trains iQ-
lidO.Ct 60!i Speed l1ay, kill-
pji at lceat 11 rjersoni.and in
juring AO otheW, 30 SW-iousl
The9ccident occurred when
one three-unit streetcar train
yrjumped the tracks at high
specd and crashed into an
other similar train In the su
)irban resicUial section oi
uaeonng.
owners everywhere that dogs like to. keep
cool, too. Too many degrees, s?,yg Mike,
can turn a dog's life Into . . . well, a dog's
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