Council Fathers
Thanked for Notes
VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Jo
seph Cardinal Hitter of St. Louis
today thanked Ecumenical Coun
cil fathers from around the
world for "condolences and ex
pressions of sympathy" over the
assassination of President Ken
nedy. Today's session was the coun
cil s first since the President
was slain last Friday.
Francis Cardinal S p e 1 1 man
opened the meeting by announc
ing that a pontifical Mass would
be said at St. John's in Lateran
later today. The New York
prelate said he will celebrate
we Mass in honor of the late
President.
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'Hot Line' Never Used by Kennedy
unmanned vessel
Runs Aground
MEDFORD
WTRIBUNE
MOSCOW (UPI) - United
mal channels and President
Press International learned on
the best authority today that
President Kennedy never used
the "hot line" to Premier Nikita
Khrushchev.
There had been speculation it
might have been used between
Moscow and Washington during
the worst moments of the Auto
bahn crisis in Germany in Octo
ber and early November. It was
not.
Nor was the emergency com
munication circuit between the
White House and the Kremlin
activated when the Russians ar
rested Prof. Frederick C. Barg
hoorn on espionage charges.
Barghoorn was released after
American protests through nor
Kennedy's strong demand at a
press conference for the pro
fessor's freedom.
The "hot line" is designed for
brink-of-war situations to cut
through everything and get to
the top on both sides to avoid
any misunderstandings that
could bring on a nuclear holo
caust. NEWPORT, Ore. (UPI) -An
unmanned 80-foot fishing vessel
being towed from here to San
Rafael, Calif., broke loose Fri
day night in heavy seas. "
The Coast Guard said the ves
sel was aground early Sunday
and no further efforts would be
made to tow it back to port.
A Coast Guard spokes man
said the vessel, Allen, owned
by Thomas Paterson of S a n
Rafael, broke loose from anoth
er fishing vessel which was tow
ing it.
It drifted Friday night, all
day Saturday and finally went
aground in a heavy surf off
Coos Bay late Saturday.
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