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Concern Voiced Over Possible Deal Linking Cuba, Berlin Situations Washington -flIPD- Sen. Ken neth B. Keating (R-N.Y.), has voiced concern that the Unit ed States "may well be toying with some Soviet deal" to link a Berlin settlement with the Cuban situation. Keating said President Ken nedy had recently spoken of the two crises in the same breath and has in effect urged a "wait and see attitude." The President should "make it clear to the people of Cuba and the people of Berlin," Keating said, "that no such 'deal' is in the cards." Keating said the only deal the United States could make on Berlin or Cuba was "free elections under adequate international supervision." Sen. George D. Aiken (R VU, said he did not think the Cuban crisis was serious enough for another call to ac tive duty of U.S. reserves. President's Decision Aiken, a member of the sen ate foreign relations commit tee, said "of course, that re sponsibility rests with the President." "I hope he's on top of the situation," Aiken said. "I'm not sure that he is. But I hope he is, and whatever the Presi dent decides is necessary in a crisis or an emergency, I'm satisfied that the Congress would support him in that move." Congress this week gave ap proval to the President's re quest for authority to call to uniform as many as 150,000 reservists if he deems it ne cessary to deal with the Ber lin crisis and the arms build up in Cuba. Another Republican sena tor, Jacob K. Javits (N.Y.), said that if situations warrant another callup, that mistakes made in last year's Berlin call-up will not be repeated. "But the important thing MEDFORDlliferRIBUNE SECTION C MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1962 PAGES 1 to 10 that we must impress on the American people, Javits said in a television program over a New York station, "is that in these dangerous situations Field Mouse Fights Caged Rattlesnakes Austin, Tex. - ft'PB - When zoologists put a tiny field mouse in the glass cage hous ing two rattlesnakes in the Texas Memorial museum a3 the snakes' intended supper, the mouse swung right to the attack. The small creature nipped and bit at his attackers and jumped on their heads, caus ing the snakes so much an guish that museum staffer' spared the mouse and named him "Fearless Fosdick," to the delight of female employees protesting the snake mca! system. , . . We must be prepared for any eventuality." Sen. Vance Hartke (D-Ind.), Democratic senatorial cam paign committee, meanwhile, strongly opposed U.S. armed intervention in Cuba. Hartke said a blockade of the islands would be just as bad. "We might as well declare war on Cuba as to have a blockade," he said. "If we are going to do that, you might . s well move the guns in too, because you have taken all the necessary steps of a war." In expressing concern over any possible Berlin-C u b a "deal," Keating said the Rus sian buildup in Cuba "follows suspiciously closely on the Soviet announcement that they are going to go ahead and sign a peace treaty with East Germany." Keating then asked: "Is Cuba the pincer move ment that is supposed to make us yield to the Russians in Berlin, or is Berlin the sword ocer our head to keep us from taking stronger action against Easy Open Packaging To Help Homemaker Chicago - (1'PIi - Housewives who have long complained about the bag which doesn't "tear here for easy opening" or the jar or can which is tough to open may take heart in the forecasts of R. Bruce Holmgren, editor of Package Engineering here. 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