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w n r i to mmm 0 u ml inM Jury of Charges of Spying WASHINGTON (UPI)-A fed eral grand Jury has Indicted two men, arrested last week as spies for Russia, on charges of conspiring to transmit informa tion to the Soviets about the command and control system of the Strategic Air Command :(SAC), the government an nounced today. : The Justice Department said :John William Butenko, 38, an ;e 1 e c t r i c a 1 engineer from 'Orange, N.J., and Igor A. Iva nov, 33, a chauffeur for a Rus sian firm in New York, were named in a three-count indict ment. It was returned in U.S. District Court at Newark, N.J. Ally. Gen. Robert F. Ken nedy said the indictment also named three members of the Soviet mission to the United Nations as co - conspirators but not defendants. They are Yuriy A. Romashin, third secretary of the mission; Gleb A. Pavlov, an attach.' following a clandestine meeting and Vladimir I. Olencv, i sutf in a railroad station parking member. I lot at Englcwood, N.J. rm-chln Pvlnv .1 OVn-: ButenKo is Dcing nem wiin ev were ordered out of : Ivanov in the Hudson County, .l .. ,. . i ,k ci- X.J.. iail in Jersey City, N.J Department for their put the case. Butenko and Ivanov were ar rested by FBI agents Oct. 3 in the field operations division of the International Electric Corp. in Paramus, N.J., and had top secret clearance. Ivanov was a chauffeur for the Amtorg Trading Co., a Rus sian export-import firm which operates in New York City. The first count of the indict ment charged that Butenko ob tained national defense docu ments and turned them over to Soviet agents at secret meet ings. The conspirators sought to conceal these meetings by trav eling to them by round-about routes, the government says. The Brand jury charged that the conspirators used a portable 35-millimetcr document copy ing camera which plugged into a car's cigarette lighter, and a pocket-sized transmitter and re ceiver. 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"A victory in Oregon and in the California primary would again propel him back to the center stage for the nomination," Roth said. Lowell Paget, GOP national committeeman, did not forecast Rockefeller's chances. He point ed to the state's primary law which binds the 18 GOP con vention delegates to the choice of the voters at least until after two ballots have been cast at the convention or unless the state's choice receives less than 35 per cent of the convention's votes on the llrst ballot. Mrs. Collis Moore, Oregon's GOP national committeewom an, said "Gov. Rockefeller is a tremendous campaigner and has great personal charm." She said she would rate his chances good for the nomination, although she said she was not certain about Oregon. ' Hatfield and Mrs. Moore said they did not believe Rockefel ler's announcement made it nec essary for Sen. Barry Goldwa ter, R-Ariz., to announce his plans before January. Roth said he believed Goldwater should announce his intentions before then. Paget said he understood Goldwater indicated at Eugene last month he intended to an nounce his plans before Janu ary. All four were asked if they felt adverse effects of Rocke feller's divorce and remarriage were lessening. Hatfield and Paget replied they did not know. Mrs. Moore said, "No, not from the mail I receive." Roth said he felt that once the tempo of the campaign picked up' "with real issues and debate the personal life of Rockefel ler would be obscured and re legated to the backstage of the campaign where it belongs." George Hinman, Republi can national committeman from New York and a Rockefel ler booster, was in Oregon on what he termed "a feeling out trip." He predicted Rockefeller would get the nomination and win. meetings or trips by all the de fendants and co-conspirators as overt acts of the conspiracy. These were between April 21 and Oct. 29, 1963, to Coster, Nor wood, Paramus, Englcwood and Ft. Lee, N.J. The second count formally charged that Butenko conspired to act as an agent for the So viet Union without required noti fication to the secretary of state Investment Funds Noon quotations on stltottd Itockt: Fund Rid Asked Bullock 13.80 15.22 Chemical Fund 12.34 13.40 Colonial Ener 12.33 13.48 Eaton Howard Stk ...14.23 13.40 Fidelity 10.04 18.31 Fundamental Invest 10. la 11.13 Group Sec Avia-Elec 6.02 7.50 Group Sec Cora Slk 13.00 14.33 Hamilton HDA 5 01 5.47 Keystons B-3 16.88 18.40 Keystone B-4 .10.22 . 11.16 Keystone K-2 5 33 5.83 Keystone S-l 22.31 24 34 Keystone S-2 12.73 13.02 Keyatone S-3 15.03 16.40 Keystone S-4 4.35 4.76 Mass Inv Growth Stk 8.47 0.26 National Growth 8.23 8.00 Stock 18.76 20.28 TV - Elec 7.4B 8.15 United Accum ;....14.03 16.34 United Income 12.58 13.73 United Science 7.08 7.73 Value Line Inc 5.28 3.77 Variable 7.08 7.67 Welllnjton ...14.73 16.08 and that the others aided and abetted him in this conspiracy. Both Butenko and Ivanov were named as defendants in this count. The third count named only Butenko and charged him with actually acting as a foreign agent without notification. Maximum penalty on the first count is death. Maximum pen alty on the second count is five years in prison, and $10,000. The maximum penalty for convic tion on the third count is 10 years and $5,000. The indictment revealed offi cially for the first time that the Portland Produce PORTLAND (UPI1 Dairy market: Ecsb To retailers: AA extra large 48-32c; AA large 46-40c: A large 43-46c: AA medium 40-44C A small 23-30c; cartons 1-cent hiRher. Butter To retailers: AA and A prints 67c; cartons 3c hither: B nrinta 66c. Cheese I medium curedl To re tailers 46-49c: processed Ameri can 3-10 lb. loaf, 43-48C. PORTLAND (UPII Dressed chickens No. I grade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn. 20-37C lb.; cut-up. 33-40C lb.: hens light type, whole drawn. 21-25c lb.; light type hens, cut-up 25-30c id.; neavy wnoie oo-ouc to. information involved in the con spiracy pertained to the com mand and control system of the Air Force's Strategic Air Com mand. . . mm It made naturally... to naturally it's better Foreign Briefs ARGENTINE POLICE RESORT TO TEAR GAS BUENOS AIRES (UPI) Police riot squads used tear gas Wednesday night to break up a demonstration organized by the outlawed Communist party supporting President Arthuro U. Illia's announced plans to cancel contracts with U.S. and Eu ropean oil firms. Police estimated that 600 demonstrators gathered in the Plaza Dc Mayo and the downtown Avenida De Mayo to urge cancellation of the oil development contracts signed five years ago under President Arturo rrondlzl without congressional approval. VENEZUELA PRESIDENT SUFFERS BROKEN ARM CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) President Romulo Bctan court was confined to his home today with a broken arm but was reported carrying on his duties as usual. He fell in his home Tuesday. 'LATIN MASS' TO BE CONDUCTED IN VIENNA VIENNA. Austria (UPI) - Composer Paul Hindemlth an nounced today that he will conduct the world premiere of his latest work, The Latin Mass, next Tuesday in Vienna's Piaristen Church. Viennese music circles describe the mass as "a milestone in the history of 20th century church music." Aerospace Issues Strengthen Market NEW YORK (UPD-StrengUi in aerospace issues and drugs featured a moderate rebound in slocks today. Sizeable advances in the aero space group reflected reports that Russia hasn't given up the moon race. Lockheed, Northrop, Bcckman, North American Avia tion, Control Data, Texas In struments, High Voltage Engin eering, and IBM showed gains ranging from 1 to nearly 3 points. 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SI', Government Auto For King Confirmed By United Press International The Justice Department con firmed Wednesday the truth of charges by Alabama officials that a government-rented auto mobile was used to transport Martin Luther King Jr. to a speaking engagement in that state. The departmennt said one of their attorneys, Thelton Hender son, allowed the car to be used to transport King from Bir mingham to a civil rights rally at Selms, Ala., last month. The department said Hender son earlier denied lending the car. and had been dismissed because his actions violated de partment policy. Gov. George C. Wallace and other Alabama officials cited the incident as evidence of the Justice Department's participa tion in stirring racial strife in the state. Portland livestock PORTLAND lUPI) t'SDA aiiir ..i.. rsives none. 30 hogv 30 sheep. 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