'K USES SHOE Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's shoe
rests on his desk in front of him after he used it in a table-
thumping exhibition during a speech in which Fhilppine
ben. Lorenzo Sumulong blasted Soviet colonialism at
United Nations General Assembly session Wednesday night.
The Kremlin boss took off the shoe twice and, besides
pounding on the desk with it, he also used it to wave to
wards the rostrum behind whloh sat Assembly president
F rederick H. Boland. Boland cut short the flow of Communist
vituperation by adjourning the . Assembly at once.
,. s (UPI Telephoto)
Hatfield Says UN man
Jeopardized Boardman
Snlem -(UPD- Gov. Mark Hat
field snld today that despite
statements by Rep. Al Ullman,
(D-Ore.) to the contrary, Ull
man "complicated and put in
jeopardy" the state's acquisi
tion of the Boardman bombing
site in the last Congress.
Hatfield first said this In
Pendleton last Saturday and
Ullman rejected Hatfield's
charges Tuesday In Heppner.
"The congressman's excited
response and name calling
cannot hide his record of fail
ing to give full cooperation
to the state administration, in
acquiring the Boardman site,"
Hatfield said, . ,
. The legislation did 'pass
clearing the way for the state
to trade other lands in Lake
county with an eye to devel
oping the 96,000 acre Board
man site as an industrial park.
Clucking Chickens
Approved by Court
Plattekille, N.Y.- Martin
Lapan's 2,200 chickens can
cluck as loud as they like with
permission from the New
York State Court of Appeals.
The court ruled that Lapan
did not have to move the
chickens even though their
noise and distinctive odor
spread ( to Pasquale Nuzzo's
tavern 80 feet away,
Nationalist China
Not To Surrender
Offshore Islands
Taipei, Formosa - (UPD - A
high government official de
clared today that Nationalist
China never will surrender
the offshore island complexes
of Matsu and Quemoy to the
Communists.
Vice Adm. Liu Hu-tuh, mitt
tary spokesman for President
Chiang Kai - shek's govern
ment, made the statement to
United Press International.
"We have repeatedly made
our determination known to
the world that we will fight
to the last" in defense of the
islands, he said.
Adm. Liu was commenting
on clashes between U. S.
presidential candidates Rich.
ard M. Nixon and John F.
Kennedy over whether the
islands should be defended.
Their statements were play
ed prominently in all news
papers here.
Statement Denied
The Foreign Ministry simul
taneously issued a statement
categorically denying that the
United States and the Na
tionalist government ever had
negotiated possible withdraw
al from the islands.
James Shen, Foreign Min
Istry spokesman, said there
was "absolutely no truth" in
such a claim.
Other officials contacted by
United Press International 'de
clined to comment publicly
but all expressed grave con
cern over the fact that the
islands had become a political
issue in the United "States.
Thev said the Nationalists
had proved they are able to
defend the offshore islands
without the United States
committing any. of its troops.
Alan's Address
Fits Police Records
Tampa, Fla.-James Arthur
Hay, 49, sentenced to 55 days
in the "honor system" stock
ade after being arrested for
the 43rd time on drunkenness
charges, lists his address as
"at large on police records.
In the past he has escaped
30 times from the stockade. .
Electronics Focal Point of Interest
New York - WFD i- Stocks
firmed today after suffering
their first setback in six ses
sions Wednesday.
' Electronics and scattered
specials were the focal of
buying interest, but demand
had spread to other sections
of the list by the end of the
first hour. 1
General Instrument report
ed sharply higher sales and
earnings and the issue rose
more than 2. Litton also add
ed more than 2, Zenith and
IBM a point or more.
The popular averages were
bolstered by gains of a point
in Du Pont and a half or more
in Texaco, Allied Chemical
and American Telephone.
In the steels,- Youngstown
rose a- point and U.S. Steel
a small fraction. Bethlehem
and -Republic were easier.
American Motors and Chrys
ler firmed in the autos. Gen
eral Motors and Ford were
little changed.
MICE AROUND MISSILE The Air Force launched an Atlas
missile in the pre-dawn darkness from Cape Canaveral today
with three black mice riding in a special capsule atop the
missile. The mice will be used in radiation experments. The
missile's tail flame is shown as the rocket flew past the
half-moon. (UPI Telephoto)
Mice Hurled Into
Space in Missile;
Capsule Recovered
Cape Canaveral, Fla. OIPD
An Air Force Atlas missile
hurled three black mice 650
miles into space and 5,000
miles over the Atlantic Ocean
today in its first flight with
living passengers. ,
The Air Force said a nose
cone carrying the animals was
recovered from a watery tar
get area in the South Atlantic
about three hours later. It
was not known immediately
whether the mice had sur
vived. ...
Study of Radiation '
Thev were sent up in a
study of the effects of radia
tion and weightlessness on
living creatures.
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"The condition of the three
mice . . . will not be deter
mined until a representative
of the Air Force Ballistic
Missile Division and the
School of Aviation Medicine
opens the lifecell," the Air
Force said.
The 85-foot rocket, expect
ed to loft a human astronaut
into orbit next year, thunder
ed from its pad at 1:35 a.m.
(p.s.t). The nose cone plunged
into the target less than 30
minutes later after taking its
passengers through a deadly
band of radiation ringing the
earth.
The shot came five hours
after another Atlas, fired in
a training test at Vandenburg
Air Force Base, Calif., blew
up one minute after launch
ing. The mice, two females and
a male named Sally, Amy and
Moe, were tucked in a cylin
drical life-support, cell in the
missile s roomy nose, a com
paratively new cone built by
General Electric Co. express
ly for a nuclear warhead.
Surrounded by Instruments
They were surrounded by
packages of Instruments de
signed to measure radiation
in the upper atmosphere and
in space as the rocket soared
into an intense area of radi
ation known as the lower Van
Allen belt.
The Air Force said the crew
of the range ship Coastal Cru
saders saw' the nose hit the
water. The vessel pulled
alongside the object, floating
with a balloon.
Skin divers set to work and
the nose cone was pulled
aboard the ship. The experi
ments were to be returned to
scientists at Cape Canaveral.
Officials said the trip back up
the Atlantic Missile Range
would take nearly one week.
Dope Number One
Problem Facing
Police Group
Washington - (Science Serv
ice) - Interpol's number one
crime problem is dope. And
the United States is the num
ber one center for the sale of
illegal narcotics. More money
is spent here for dope than
anywhere elseMn the world.
The high price narcotics
can command here because of
the high standard of living is
the reason given for this U.
S. leadership by Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury A.
Gilmore Flues, chief of the
U. S. delegation to the, Inter
national Criminal Police Or
ganization now meeting here.
There are 45,000 registered
drug addicts in the United
States and an undetermined
number of victims of the dope
habit not yet registered.
Mafia, the international
criminal organization some
limes referred to as the Black
Hand, and 'Which originated
in Sicily in the early 1800s,
Is believed to be behind most
organized International ille
gal activities.
Chicago Important
Currently, the center for
Mafia is the United States,
Charles Siragusa, U. S. Inter
pol delegate attached to the
Bureau of Narcotics, Wash
ington, D. C, told Science Ser
vice. Chicago is an important
Mafia center, he said. Among
its activities are white slav
ery, counterfeiting, smuggling
and drug trafficking.
Interpol assists the U. S- in
its fight against Mafia and
particularly the illegal drug
traffic by the swift exchange
of police Information on an
international scale by radio
and wire.
Improvement in communi
cations by means of wireless
and radio led to the found
ing of Interpol in Vienna 37
years ago, Marcel Sicot, sec
retary general of Interpol,
said. Radio still remains the
most valued scientific tool of
Interpol at the international
level.
No Armed Police
More than 60,000 cables
passed between the interna
tional headquarters of Inter
pol in Paris and its national
bureaus in the 60 affiliated
nations last year.
1 "We use no scientific or
armed police at our interna
tional headquarters," the sec
retary general said. This type
of detection is done, however,
at many of Interpol's national
central bureaus. These bu
reaus may be organized as
each country deems best. They
compile statistics, pass on in
formation of international in
terest, and undertake within
their local jurisdictions all in
vestigations, searches and
arrests. . .k
' Fingerprints of internation
al criminals are classified
under a special system, relat
ed to certain hereditary char
acteristics.
Photographs are classified
in accordance with six char
acteristics of Bertillon (a fa
mous French anthropologist
who devised a method of iden
tification based on measure
ments). ,
Comparison Field Limited
"This system makes it pos
sible not only to limit the
field of comparisons, but also
to identify persons who have
attempted to alter their ap
pearance," Interpol authori
ties claim. . ,
A synoptic index, using a
system of color tags, each
corresponding to a factor in
the description, makes iden
tification of a wanted per
son possible in a very short
time even if only one of
these factors is known.
Finally, a perforated card
index, with each card deal
ing with only one circum
stance or element of the case,
is used. Each perforation re
fers to a particular dossier
that can be found simply by
superposing cards.
Interpol is supported ' by
contributions from each af
filiated country. Its annual
budget Is $180,000, of which
the U. S. contributes only
$11,000, despite its extensive
use of Interpol services.
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points on top of Wednesday's
7-point increase.
DOW-JONES AVERAGES
New York - H'PD - Dow
Jones final stock averages:
30 industrials 585.83, off
2.92; 20 railroads 126.67,
off 0.04; 15 utilities 93.21,
off 0.25, - and 65 stocks
195.57. off 0.70. Sales
Wednesday were about
1.89 million shares com
pared with 2.35 million
hares Tuesday.
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Alum Co. Am 6B
American Can .
American Motors
AT&T
Anaconda Copper
Armco Steel
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Caterpillar Corp.
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Georgia Pacific - .474
Greyhound
Gulf Oil IX?f
Homestake Mining - 45ji
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Kennecott Copper 73,,
Lockheed Aircraft .- 22(4
Montana Power 29
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Trans worm Air 13 .
Tri-Continental , 341.
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