Barghoorn Tells Details
Of 16-Day Prison Ordeal
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A
"youngish looking" stranger
outside the Moscow hotel thrust
a roll of newspapers into the
hands of the startled American.
"Unwittingly, foolishly," said
Yale Prof. Frederick C. Barg
hoorn, "I took it and put it in
my coat pocket. . .almost simul
taneously a couple of men
grabbed me and took me to an
auto."
Thus, with the oldest and
crudest form of espionage
Police Check City
Streets, Campus
For Sneak Bomber
By United Press International
Police is Tuscaloosa, pa
trolled city streets and the in
tegrated University of Alabama
campus today in hopes of pre
venting a sneak bomber from
striking again.
Three after-dark blasts with
in the past four days were
touched off by tne bomDer.
Two were in a Negro residen
tial community and one was a
short distance from uie univer
sity dormitory where Vivian
Malone, the school's only Negro
student, resides.
The bombs, so far, have
caused no injuries and done
very little property damage,
but residents of the community
are jittery.
"These blasts have gotten
people's nerves on edge," Miss
Malone said Tuesday.
After Questioning
Police arrested a 40-year-old
white man Tuesday in connec
tion with the bombings, but re
leased him after a few hours of
questioning.
Nineteen "peace marchers"
face trial at Macon, Ga., today
on charges of illegally distrib
uting literature.
The blraclal group, hiking
from Canada to Cuba to dem
onstrate for peace, was arrest
ed Tuesday after passing out
pamphlets to the pastor ef a
Negro church In violation of a
no-pamphlet ordinance. Some of
the group were charged with
resisting arrest when they lay
down In the street.
Led by Bradford Lyttle of
Voluntown, Conn., the hikers
carried Elans reading "Demand
freedom to visit Cuba," "End
racial discrimination" and Re
sist evil but not with Violence.'
About 100 blraclal demonBtra
tors picketed police headquar
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"frameup", began Barghoorn's
16-day ordeal in a Russian pris
on. He told the story to news
men Tuesday after reporting It
in detail to the State Depart
ment. In view of the incident, U.S.
officials said they were still un
decided when cultural exchange
talks could be resumed witn
Russia In the absence uf a So
viet agreement on treatment of
arrested persons.
But Barghoorn told newsmen.
ters at New York City Tuesday
in protest against alleged police
brutality. The group accused
police of using horses and
nightsticks to break up recent
civil rights demonstrations.
Elsewhere in the nation:
Philadelphia: The U.S. Dis
trict Court was asked by the
Philadelphia Teachers Associa
tion Tuesday for permission to
intervene in a segregation suit
filed against the board of edu
cation. The suit charged the
board with violating an agree
ment to end de facto segrega
tion and the teachers with at
tempting to sabotage the agree
ment.
Chicago: Prof. Russell H.
Barrett of the University of
Mississippi says his school fol
lowed a "policy of weakness"
regarding the rights of har
assed white students who be
friended former Negro student
James Meredith.
Raleigh, N.C.i Attorney C.C.
Malone Jr. told the state Su
preme Court Tuesday that five
Negro demonstrators were
within their rights when they
lay down In a Greensboro
street.
Anderson,- S.C.: The Greater
Anderson Ministerial Associa
tion has voted to drop sponsor
ship of annual Thanksgiving
Day services in tne city recre
ation center following rejection
by city council of a request
that tne services be integrated.
Birmingham. Ala.: Edward
Fields, information director of
the National States Rights
party, Tuesday filed a $1 mil
lion libel suit against the Bir
mingham News and columnist
David Lawrence, charging they
contrived in an article to
"bring him ' Into disrepute
among his neighbors."
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"I hope that this experience
that I have had will not destroy
the possibilities of continuing
these exchanges."
Recollection Is Kuzzy
The 82-year-old head of Soviet
studies at Yale told newsmen
he remembered little about the
young man who stopped him in
front of Moscow's Metropole
Hotel about 7:25 p.m. Oct. 31
and asked, "are you an Ameri
can citizen?"
He half remembered that the
man spoke in English, but he
wasn't sure. He recalled that
as he accepted the papers he
thought they must be some
Kind of propaganda material
Barghoorn said he was hand
cuffed and taken first to po
nce station ana uien to orison
Soviet officials confronted him
with the papers and said they
contained "military secrets."
Some of the contents "looked
like photographs," Rarglioorn
said, but he didn't understand
what they were about because
"I've never had any military
He was told that the "young
stranger" had also been arrest
ed, but he never confirmed this
and never saw the young man
again.
Why had it happened?
"It Is true." the Drofesjnr
said, "that I go about talking
to people and taking notes. In
fact I have some of the note
books In my pocket right now."
"The definition of intelligence
in the Soviet Union," he said,
"differs widely from the defini
tion of Intelligence in the Unit
ed States."
He explained that he had
been interviewing Russians on
such subjects as political indoc
trination, which the Russians
might consider "sensitive."
Also, he said, there had been
a period between 1949 and 19S1
before the death of Stalin when
he had done "intelligence"
work for the State Department,
interviewing Russian refugees
in Germany.
Barghoorn made trios to Rus
sian in 1956, 1958, 1959, 1961
and twice In 1963. He said the
Russians wanted to discuss all
of this past travel so "there
was quite a lot to talk about."
House Committee
Hears Senator on
Soviet Wheat Sale
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
Senate .Banking Committee to
day Kept its pledge to Sen.
Karl Mundt, R-S.D., to consider
nis proposal to bar use of gov
ernment creau to underwrite
Wheat sales to Communist na
tions. Mundt was called as the lenH.
off witness at a hearing this
morning.
Treasury Secretary Douglas
Dillon was to follow him at an
afternoon session to give the
administration's views.
Mundt offered the proposal as
an amendment to the foreign
aid bill last week, but withdrew
It after being assured that the
Banking Committee would act
on the measure bv Nov. 25. His
decision removed the last ob
stacle to Senate passage of the
loreign aid mil.
The Mundt measure would
prohibit the export-import bank
from underwriting or guaran
teeing short-term loans to the
communists to finance proposed
sales of surplus U.S. grain.
At one point during his fight
for the controversial amend
ment last week, Mundt modi
fied his proposal to include all
manuiacturcd products and all
arm products, as well
wheat.
Mundt told the Senate that
the proposal to have the exDort-
import DanK guarantee 75 per
cent of the cost of '.he sales
made through commercial U.S.
banks was ridiculous.
Foreign
KURD TRIBESMEN
TEHRAN. lrn (UPI)
that Kurd tribesmen In Iraq
have killed "large numbers.''
Iranian correspondents said the Knrds are lighting on the
side of the National Guard, which supports the deposed Baath
1st government, against the regular Army, which supports the
new regime,
LEG-CrtOSSING CilABACTEIUSTCS DESCRIBED
PARIS (UPI) - President Kennedy Is "ambitious, authori
tarian and exerts self-control." the newspaper Paris Jour said
today after seeing a picture nl the President seated.
Kennedy crosses his right leg over his left, said the news
paper, common habit among people with those characteristics.
Brlgltle Bardot, on the other leg, rontlnued the newspaper,
Is lelUover-rlghlcr Jealous and prone to be melnncholy. Non
leg crossers, concluded the newspaper, are delicate and optimistic.
ANTI-COMMUNIST
T.MPF.H (UPI) - Nationalist Chinese guerrillas created sev
eral anti-Communist Incidents In Canton during National Day
celebrations In the South China city last October 1, an official
report said today.
The government-operated
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compared to foot-ruler, weighs four pounds four ounces and
could serve 16 persons generously. (UPI)
AT&T Stock Split
Triggers Sharp
Market Advance
NEW YORK (UPI) -News of
a planned 2-for-l stock split and
dividend boost for American
Telephone Sc Telegraph today
triggered a sharp stock market
advance on heavy trading.
The 2-for-l split will give
AT&T 600 million authorized
shares, the largest for any com
pany in history, and would mean
a oavout of $1.2 billion in divi
dends next year one of the
largest disbursements ever
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NEW YORK (UPI) -Dow
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railroads 171.30, up 0.02; 15
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Southern Pacific 31
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Scranton, Goldwater Set
WASHINGTON (UPI)
rjov
William W. Scranton had an ap
pointment today with Sen.
Barry Goldwater to talk about
politics in Pennsylvania where
Goldwater backers have sur
faced to challenge Scranton's
favorite son candidacy for the
Republican presidential nomina
tion. Goldwater's position, an
nounced at a Pittsburgh news
conference last week, is that he
is not a candidate now and has
no responsibility for discourag
ing political activity by his
friends.
Scranton was expected to call
on the Arizona senator late to
day after a flight by private
plane from Harrisburg. He re
quested the meeting.
His request came after Gold
water supporters in western
Pennsylvania began making
noises about running pro-Gold-water
candidates for the GOP
National Convention delegation
in the Republican primary next
April 28.
According to reports here,
similar activity may develop
soon in eastern Pennsylvania.
Scranton is regarded by Re
publicans as a possible pres
idential nominee in case of a
national convention deadlock.
He repeatedly has denied that
he would be a candidate but
has agreed to go to the conven
tion as a favorite son candidate
of the Pennsylvania delegation.
He reiterated this week that
he was not a candidate for na
tional office in a message de
clining an Invitation to enter
the Maryland presidential pri:
mary next May.
In Pennsylvania presidential
primaries, candidates may be
entered directly in popularity
contest voting which is not bind
ing on national convention dele
gates. However, delegates elect
ed in the same primaries may
run as uncommitted or pledged
to a candidate for the presiden
tial nomination.
Pennsylvania GOP Chairman
Crai Truax, a Scranton backer,
issued a statement last week
end urging Pennsylvania Re
publicans to send an unpledged
delegation to the convention.
The recent Goldwater activity
is attributed to the national
draft-Goldwater organization.
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When this reauest was first
directed to Goldwater, he asked
that it be sent to the draft
Goldwater organization. The
draft committee agreed but re
fused to remain inactive after
the elections.
Maryland GOP Chairman Da
vid Scull made public Scran
ton's message declining to enter
the Maryland primary. Scull
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Oregon also had declined to en
ter the Maryland contest.
Sens. Thruston B. Morton of
Kentucky and Gordon Allott of
Colorado previously turned down
invitations. Scull said he had re
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Goldwater, Rockefeller and for
mer Vice President Richard M.
Nixon.
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