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Combat Troops Returned Home on lig Lin' Planes 1J00 Debris Spotted !n Atlantic Ocean PORTSMOUTH, Va. (UPD A Coast Guard cutter today steamed toward some debris floating in the Atlantic to de termine if it held any clues to the fate of the tug Meitowax, missing eight days with a crew of four aboard. A Coast Guard pilot reported sighting the debris about 180 miles east of Cape Henry, Va., Sunday and' the Coast Guard dispatched the Cherokee to in vestigate. The Meitowax, a 110-foot ves sel, was last heard from Oct. 20 when it was located about 50 miles north of Norfolk in the general area of the storm that grew into Hurricane Ginny. The craft was en route from New York to Charleston, S. C, at the time. The tug, owned by L. W. Bi- caise of f t. Lauderdale, Ha., was due to reach Charleston last Tuesday. Senator Denies Having Proof Of Profumo-Type Scandal WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. John J. Williams, R-Del., said today he has nothing to "prove or disprove" reports of a Pro-fumo-like story of a German beauty's relations with promi nent Washington figures. Williams said in a statement that the reports about activities of the West German woman, who was returned home after an FBI investigation, were not among the incidents he is to discuss before the Senate Rules Committee in a closed session Tuesday. The committee is investigat ing outside activities of Senate employes, primarily the affairs of former Senate Democratic Secretary Robert G. (Bobby) Baker. Williams referred specifically to a copyrighted story about the German woman in Sunday's J A ' '"'if ' TIMID? "Why, I was the shyest person you could ever imagine until I learned to dance at Arthur Murray's. What a difference that made in me. Now, iriends say I'm the 'life of the party'." C.L. It doesn't take long for shy peo ple to "discover themselves" at Arthur Murray's. For learning to dance his easy "Magic Step" way gives you poise and new con fidence. You'll have lots of fun make hosts of new friends, too. pi . . . Special 2 lor 1 Open Daily 12 m to 10 pm Rates Now in EMect ARTHUR MURRAY 320 AST MAIN SCHOOL OF DANCING W. G. PARKS, Llcsn.es PHONE 773-5J65 Des Moines (Iowa) Register. Williams said the story "did not originate from my office, and whether it is true or false is something for which I cannot answer and for which the writer will have to assume the full re sponsibility." He added in his statement: "There is nothing in my files which will either prove or dis prove the story nor was this one of the subjects on the agen da to be discussed at my meet ing with the Senate Rules Com mittee tomorrow." The party girl was described as the 27-year-old brunete wife of a West German army ser geant who had been assigned to the German military mission here. The woman, called a "ravish ing beauty" by an embassy spokesman, was whisked back to Germany with her husband on Aug. 21 at the urging of the FBI, which had investigated her behavior. She attracted the attention of the FBI because of the expen sive clothes she wore and the high standard of living she and her husband maintained in the country club section of nearby Arlington, Va. 'A' Burned on Front Lawn at Medford HS Unknown persons burned an "A" on the front lawn of Med ford High School shortly after midnight last night, according to city police. About three square leet of grass were burned, officers said. Both the police and fire depart ment investigated the incident. Foreign Briefs NINE KILLED IN PHILIPPINES BUS CRASH .. MANILA (UPI) Nine persons were killed and at least 15 Injured today when a crowded bus ran out of control, plunged off a highway and overturned in Zamboanga Delnorte Province the Philippines News Service reported. THOUSANDS PROTEST DOMINICAN REPUBLIC COUP SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (UPI) Several thousand persons gathered in Independence Plaza Sunday to protest the military coup d'eat that ousted President Juan Bosch last month. The meeting was organized by Bosch's Dominican Revolutionary Party. DYNAMITE FOUND NEAR VENEZUELA OIL STATION MARACAIBO, Venezuela (UPI) National Guardsmen found powerful dynamite charge 25 yards from a crude oil pumping station in the Tia Juana area minutes before it was set to go off Sunday night. JAPANESE COMMUNISTS OPPOSE VISIT BY KENNEDY TOKYO (UPI) The Japanese Communist Party urged its members and other Japanese leftists Sunday to launch a "tre incurious struggle" to oppose any attempt by President Kennedy to visit Japan. A statement by the party's political bureau also noted the successful effort of Japanese leftists in forcing can cellation of former President Dwighl Eisenhower's planned visit three years' ago. ISRAELI PREMIER PLEDGES PROTECTION JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) Premier Levi Eshkol Sunday night pledged that all necessary efforts will be taken to protect Israelis from Jewish zealots demonstrating against what they helieve to be violations of the Sabbath. 18 ANNIVERSARY SALE! G.E. DRYER (Model DA 616 X) Features include big 12 pound clothes capacity and high speed drying system, 3 hear temperature control with variable time control. '63 Closeout GLOSEOUT $ PRICE . . 95 159 (LESS HAPCO TRADE) G.E. WASHER (Model 654 X) 12 pound capacity Filter Flo Washer with 2 wssh cycles, 3 wash temperatures and 2 rinse temperatures. CLOSEOUT PRICE ... 95 '219 (LESS HAPCO TRADE) FREE BONUS GIFT SHEET & TOWEL SET 16-Pc. Queen Maria Sheet & Towel Set $24.95 Value If you purchase and Install a new FLAMEIESS ELECTRIC DRYER between October 14 end December 14 from HAPCO, your local Cat 'Ore Electrical League Dealer Ij TERMS! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TILL 9 P.M. rin i to HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY 115 EAST MAIN-MEDFORD Operation Kept Secret To Quiet European Fears By CHALES W. CORDDRY United Press International FRANKFURT, Germany, (UPI) - The United States shipped home 1,500 combat troops on return flights of Op eration Big Lift planes but kept tne movement secret to avoid arousing Europeans' concern, it was learned today. Big Lift, which brought more than 15,000 combat troops from bases in Texas to Germany for maneuvers, caused fears here that the number of U.S. troops permanently stationed in Eu rope would be cut. Normal Rotation The 1,500-man battle group was being returned to the Unit ed States in a normal rotation move and its withdrawal had nothing to do with reducing the strength of the six U.S. di visions here. But Washington officials, cur rently seeking to counteract suspicion in Europe that U. S. combat power here may be re duced, were reported to have feared the rotation move would be misunderstood. No Announcement Allowed Strenuous efforts were made to divert attention from the Kansas outfit's return after six months' temporary duty and no announcement was allowed. Secretary of State Dean Rusk gave additional reassurances that no cuts were contemplated in U. S. strength in Europe in a speech here Sunday dedicat ing a memorial to soldier statesman Gen. George C. Mar shall. "We have six divisions in Germany," he said. "We intend to maintain these divisions here as long as there is need for them and under present cir cumstances there is no doubt that they will continue to be needed and they are backed by nuclear forces of almost un imaginable power." Integrationists on March In Wichita, Cincinnati Drill Rig Gnaws Earth To Reach Trapped Miners PEINE, Germany (UPI) -A giant drill rig gnawed the rocky earth beneath a north German beet field today in an attempt to rescue three men trapped since Thursday 262 feet down in a flooded iron mine. In the murky underground cavern, the three miners played cards or joked with the rescue crews over a microphone low ered to them Sunday. "You poor chaps, I guess you ve got to work night shifts," one told rescue officials. A res cuer sent word that "we had the season's first frost during the nigni ana li s also pretty fog gy" "We also have some foe down here, but no frost. It's sort of cool, though," came back the reply. Entombed Since Thursday The three men. in a Docket of high pressure air that has held back the flood waters, have been entombed since 8 p.m. Thursday. The Ilseder Huette Mining Co., owners of the Mathilde Mine four miles south of here ; at Lcngede-Broistedt, said 39 or ! perhaps 40 miners died when a huge sedimentation basin burst and 19 million gallons of sludge and water poured down into the ! shafts and tunnels. Seventy-nine of the 129 men : below escaped during the first I few hours, scrambling up fast j flooding ventilation tunnels and ! climbing rope ladders to the sur face. Rescue workers Friday night saved another seven men in a cut-off tunnel after waters re ceded. A rescue team reached the marooned men on a raft. Two Girls Cited For Curfew Violation Two 16-year-old Medford girls were cited early Sunday for vio lation of curfew, according to city police. The girls, who were found by police officers in downtown Med ford about 1 a.m., will appear in municipal court. School Board To Hear Grievances In New Orleans By United Press International Thousands of persons marched in Wichita, Kan., and Cincinnati Sunday to back desegregation demands and integration lead ers in New Orleans hoped for a similar show of force today when they present Negro griev ances to the school board. The Negro Parent-Teacher Association of New Orleans is scheduled to meet tonight with the Orleans Parish school board and present a 17-page petition asking for desegregation of all elementary schools. The Rev. Avery C. Alexander has issued a call for 10,000 Ne groes to show up at the meet ing in a show of support for the broadened desegregation. Assured by Mayor The Wichita march was to protest alleged housing discrim ination. About 3,000 whites and Negroes marched a half-mile to city hall where they got assur ances from Mayor Gerald Byrd of "careful consideration to your proposal for a fair hous ing ordinance." The march in Cincinnati was larger. Negro leaders estimated about 30,000 persons turned out for the four-hour demonstration, but police officials put the fig ure at 16,000. The marchers were protesting discrimination against the Negro in housing and employment. Trenton, N.J., was the site of another massive civil rights march during the weekend. About 5,000 persons converged on the state capitol Saturday to emphasize their demands for stronger action by the state on civil rights matters. Stocks Move Ahead; IBM Leads Gainers NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks moved full steam ahead today. IBM paced a long list of elec tronic gainers with a jump of more than 3 followed by advanc es of 1 or more in Minneapolis Honeywell, Control Data and Ze nith. General Motors rose nearly 3 in an irregularly higher auto group. Du Pont was up better than 1 in the chemicals. Youngstown Sheet tacked on approximately Vh in a firm steel section. Rich ardson Merrell and Merck were up at least 1 apiece in the drugs. North American and Grum man were down 1 or more in the aircrafts but United Air craft moved up better than 1. Corning Glass and Polaroid were off 2 or more while U.S. Smelt ing, Xerox and Armstrong Cork improved at least 2 apiece. 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