Khrushchev Directs Harsh
Words at Chinese Commies
Moscow - HIPD - Premier
Nikita Khrushchev's foreign
policy speech indicated a stif
fening toward both the West
and Communist China, but
his harshest words were di
rected at the Chinese, Weilern
observers said today.
Khrushchev, in his two
hour and 40-minute report to
the nation Wednesday, warn
ed both Peking and the
United States not to view
Russia's missile withdrawal
from the island as a sign of
weakness. But he added a '
note to Red China that the
American "paper tiger" the
Chinese are fond of belittling!
has "nuclear teeth."
Khrushchev's address to the
Supreme Soviet indicated he
has regained any loss of con
fidence or control he may
have sustained at the time of
the Cuban tension. He pre
sented the Cuban settlement
to the Russian people as a
diplomatic victory, not a de
feat, and pledged to defend
Cuba from attack.
He warned that Russia
would honor its peace com
mitments in the Caribbean
only as lung as the United
States honored its own.
Khrushchev ranged from
Berlin to disarmament in his
speech to the Soviet parlia
ment, but clearly was most
interested in defending his
Cuban policy, which the Chi
nese have attacked as "bow
ing to imperialism."
He did not mention Peking
by name but attacked its
Communist ally, Albania, for
saying the same things China
has said. He stressed the So
viet view that the world's
choice is between peaceful
coexistence and nuclear war,
and indicated Peking's poll-
i cics would bring the latter.
Khrushchev emphasized the
I extent of the ideological dis-
pute with Peking by saying
for the first time that "dog
I matism" - the extreme hard
line taken by China - now is
the "main danger" facing
world communism.
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MKDFORD. CKKfiCN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1962
Dividend Nevs
Pushes Rails Up
Foreign Briefs
KING OF MOROCCO TO VISIT UNITED STATES
Rabat, Morocco-W!-King Hassan will visit the United
States lata next year. It was announced Wednesday.
Hassan iold a news conference here ha will meet Presi
dent Kennedy during his lrip in the second half of 1963.
He gave no further details. v
ITALIAN CHAMBER VOTES TO INVESTIGATE MAFIA
Rome-OTIl-The Chamber of Deputies voted 478-55 Wednes
day to hold an investigation of the Mafia.
A Joint investigation was approved by the Italian Senate
last April, but observers said next spring's general elections
probably will cut it short.
TURKISH COURT SENTENCES SPY
Ankara-iUPli-A Turkish military court Wednesday sen
tenced Yakup Ulkeray to eight years and four months In
prison for attempting to spy in behalf of Bulgaria.
The court first announced a 15 year sontence, but then
reduced it. It said Ulkeray failed in his mission and made
a full confession.
273 SOVIET NATIONALS WORK IN BRITAIN
London-Wli-A total of 273 Soviet nationals work in
Britain at the Russian embassy and trade delegation or as
Journalists, Foreign Office Undersecretary Peter Thomas
said Wednesday.
He made the statement in the House of Commons in reply
to a question about British security. Thomas said about 120
British citisens work in Moscow. .
Moscow - (UPD - Yugoslav
President Tito, onetime rene
gade of the Communist bloc,
Joined a chorus of voices be
fore the Supreme Soviet today
praising the Kremlin's C'jbu
policy despite strong criticism
from Communist China.
The mere fact that Ti'.o was
permitted to address the So
viet was a rebuke to Peking
which has scored him un
ceasingly as a "revisionist"
and "traitor" to communism.
Tito took the rostrum after
Soviet Foreign Minister An
drei Gromyko trumpeted the
settlement of the Cuban crisis
as a "victory of reason over
folly" and called for Soviel
U.S. cooperation similar to
that of World War II.
The 1,400 deputies cheered
both men.
HAPPY TOWN
Augusta, Maine - lUPli - Peo
ple like to be happy in
Maine's capital city, whatever
their tastes in recreation. The
Happy Yarn Shoppc is situ
ated across the street from
the state house office build
ing and Happy Jack's Cafe is
located about one mile away
In the downtown business district.
New York - HIPli - Stocks
eased at the close today.
Two rails did respond to
dividend news. New York
Central climbed nearly a point
after declaring its first com
mon dividend in two years
and Northern Pacific firmed
on a year-end extra.
Chrysler lost nearly a point
and other leading motors eas
ed. Chemicals were scrambled
with Allied, Du Pont and Ko
dak up slightly and Union
Carbide and Rohm & Haas off
about 1 and 3, respectively.
Republic lost about 1 in a
weak steel sector.
Among the electronics, Fair
child Camera, RCA, Litton
and IBM moved lower, the
last more than 5 points.
DOW JONES AVERAGES
New York - lUPIl - Dow
Jones final slock averages:
30 industrials 645.20, off
2.13,- 20 railroads 137.79, off
0.47; 15 utilities 127.05, off
0.07, and 65 stocks 226.05,
off 0.61. Sales today were
about 3.38 million shares
compared with 3.76 million
shares Wednesday.
on selected
Today's prices
stocks:
Allied Chemical
Alum Co Am
American Air Lines
American Can
American Motors ...
AT&T
American Tobacco .
Anaconda Copper .
Armco
Bendix Corp
Bethlehem Steel . .
Boeing Air .
Brunswick
Caterpillar Corp
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
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i Dow Chemical
Ou Pont .
Eastman Kodak
Fireatone
i Ford
General fclectnc
Genera) Food
General Motor,
Georgia Pacific
Greyhound
Gull Oil
Honmatake
Idaho Power
I.B.M
Int Paper
Johns Manville
Kennecolt Copper ...
Lockheed Aircralt ...
Martin
Merck
Montana Power
Montgomery Ward .
Nal'l Biscuit
New York Central .
Northern Pacific
Pac Gai Elec
Penney J. C
Penn RR
Perma Cement
Phillip!
Procter & Gamble .
Radio Corporation
Richfield Oil
Safeway
Santa Fe
Scan
Shell Oil
Sncony Mobil Oil
Southern Co
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard California
Standard Indiana
Standard N. J.
Stokley Van Camp .
Sun Mines
Texas Co.
Texas Gulf Sulfur ..
Thlokol
Tratu America
Trans World Air
Tn Continental . .
) Union Carbide
Union Pacilic
I United Aircraft
I United Air Lines ...
U S. Plvwood
1 U.S. Rubber
U.S. Slecl
West Bank Corp
I Wcstinghouse
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Bitter Cold Wave Continues To Grip
Eastern States; Florida Crops Hit
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The season's most bitter
cold wave covered the east
ern half of the nation today,
tumbling 1 o w temperature
records as far south as Geor
gia. The death toll from more
than a week of snow and cold
reached well past the 100
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Warmer readings were
forecast for the Great Lakes
region today, but some sec
tions received their eighth
straight day of snow.
The center of the Arctic air
hovered over the Gulf States
and little relief from the frig
id blasts was expected before
Friday.
Freezing temperatures, sleet
and snow caused millions of
dollars damage to Florida's
vegetable crops. Citrus grow
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ing used here to handle giant : in the lush valley lit smudge
ocean freighters. pots through the night.
Ships loading soybean meal ! Atlanta, Ga., with a temper
at this Gulf Coast port on j ature otJr above today, set
.. la record for this date - 18
the Mississippi river are serv-, degrees c0,der than evcr be.
iced by an unusual barge-1 fore on Dec. 13. Temperatures
and elevator unit, operated
by Rogers Terminal and Ship
ping Corp., which brings car
go vessels anchored in mid
stream. The captain, like auto
drivers at dry land drive-ins,
never leaves the wheel.
plunged to 10 degrees below
or colder in other parts of
Dixie.
Warned Against Freeze
Florida residents were
warned to protect water pipes
and automobile radiators. A
Miami, Fla., clothier sent
rush order up north for a
shipment of topcoats. Stores
throughout the state did a
land office business in elec
tric heaters, blankets and
heavy clothing.
At least 119 deaths have
been blamed on the savage
onslaught of snow and cold.
Ohio counted 32 weather-attributed
deaths, Michigan 25,
New England 10, New York
and Indiana 8, Pennsylvania
and Kentucky 6 each, Tennes
see 5, West Virginia. Illinois,
Georgia and Missouri 3 each,
Kansas and Florida 2 each,
and North Dakota, Texas and
Minnesota, 1 each.
The weather bureau said
the frigid onslaught was one !
of the greatest outbreaks cf
Arctic air ever to invade the
Eastern United States during
December.
Snow Continues
In the Midwest the "snow
belt" corridor of Indiana,
Michigan and Ohio continued
to receive snow, although
there were signs sunny skies
soon may be on the way.
Michigan received the
heaviest snowfalls Wednes
day. Ludington got another 13
inches, and Paw Paw, already
sagging from 48 inches on the
ground, got-three more.
On the northern edge of
the cold air mass, Minnesota
reported warmer temperatures
today, but forecasters said any
increase in readings might be
accompanied by light snow.
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half of the nation today was
in for another comfortably
cool to mild day. Most high
temperatures west of the
Rockies Wednesday were in
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