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Newspaper Page TextBritish Cite Dangers Of Soviet Spy Boats '. . LONDON mPV British ex perts said Saturday that step-ped-up spying by Russian trawl ers on allied naval movements could spell dariRcr to the proj ected mixed - manned nuclear Surface force. ! Russian vessels of an estimat :ed 100-strong Soviet 'spydcet" pf trawlers shadowed allied hips during NATO exercises i5f the coast of Scotland this ieek, according to official na Jal sources. This followed similar tactics by Russian trawlers during NA TO naval exercises in tlie Bay of Biscay last 6ummer. Such spying on allied naval moves was seen here to have developed into a "regular fea ture" of Soviet policy and with little apparent effort to dis guise it Tlie British say that on latest available information Little Girl Improves LOS ANGELES UP1) -Lit-Itle Maribel Olea of San Luis, rilexioo, showed continued im provement Friday in her isola tion ward at Children's Hospital where she is being treated for an as-yct unknown ilbiess. The 2-year-old girl, flown here from Yuma, Ariz., Oct. 15, re inained seriously ill, doctors said, but her appetite was de scribed as excellent. Jlaribel's ickness is believed to have ieen caused by a poisonous in ject or reptile bite. The girl's 5-month-old sister, jMerna, wlio was brought in .'Thursday with a stomach ail ;ment and ear infection, was re ;ported responding well to treat ment. The younger girl was tushed by ambulance from Bcll- flower, where the girls' mother -Is staying. CONTINUOUS FROM 1:4S P. M. NOW PLAYING! sa ineiu ins in the year's mightiest adventure and most turbulent ' i love story! fean ncmicoioi . PAT BOONE Robert w i i. ii Man h5 111 ' BREATHTAKING BEAUTY . . . Em fV TERRIBLE VIOLENCE . . . A : UNDER THE i ' 'i Ii Wffn . m r mm m m v . , t 1 1 HUH iu."MtlK0C0L0R feT ,tln"uiDWVN "JOHNNY COOL" tlie Russians appear lo lie im proving their techniques all tlie time. British experts estimate that Russia currently operates some 100 "trawlers" which arc in ef fect disguised spyships, equip ped with radar and latest-type electronic devices. - In the light of current allied consultations in Paris and Wash ington on tlie formation of a Polaris equipped, inter-allied nuclear surface naval force the Soviet tactics are viewed with considerable uneasiness because of their potential grave threat to the projected fleet. Tlie Soviet spyflcet, accord ing to tlie experts here, is being operated all over the world, with Russia using bases in countries friendly to her, includ ing Cuba and Egypt, for oper ations ranging from the Medit erranean to the Atlantic, and from other ports into the Pacific. Nuclear Carrier Ruled Out ' WASHINGTON UPI -Defense Secretary Robert S. Mc-Namai-a may have added an other to his already long list of congressional critics when he rejected the Navy's request for a nuclear-powered super carri er. McNamara ordered the Navy Friday to proceed immediately with construction of a conven tionally powered super carrier, first authorized in 1962, but de layed at the Navy's request to permit consideration of nuclear power. The Pentagon announcement carefully noted that JIcNa mara's decision was "motivat ed by a desire to avoid further delay, and does not pro-judge the larger question of the ap plication of nuclear power to the Navy's surface vessels in the future." But the order came only five days before congressional hear ings on the subject wore to start, and Sen. John 0. Pas,tore, D-n. 1., chairman of tlie Joint House-Senate Committee on Atomic Energy, said Friday night lie was "very much con cerned" about the decision. 2 Slayers Set Free SALEM UPI - Two con victed Salem-area slayers have been paroled from tlie Staled Prison, one after serving 18 months of a 7-ycar sentence. Hie State Parole and Probation Board announced Friday. Fred Larson, 75, was paroled Oct. 7 after serving 18 months of a 7-ycar manslaughter term. He was convicted Feb. 14, 1962, of fatally wounding Everett Harter De Wcese, 15. Hie shooting occurred at a motel Larson tlien operated. Ilayliss (Jilbcrt Funning, (A, a Ballslon fanner convicted in Polk County of second-degree murder, was rclrascd Aug. It, seven years to the day alter he Mas sentenced lo lite imprison ment. TODAY! NANCY KWAN MAYER REICASC PAGE JA HERALD AND !' - i;h a firm HURRY W. DAD Little 2-month-pld Peggy Riley of Everett, Mass., appears to have gotten bored, while waiting for her dad to take her picture in a 45-pound pump kin. At left she lets out big yawn and at right falls off to sleep. Peggy probably will be too tired to join with millions of other youngsters when they go trick - or - treating next Thursday night. UPI Telephoto Mme. Nhu's Verbal Blasts Fail To Ruffle Stevenson LOS ANGELES (UPD-U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson look lime out this weekend for a leisurely motor trip up the California coast before appear ing again in the same city as his verbal foe Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu. Stevenson appeared twice on the speakers platform here Fri day. At a news conference he criticized tlie "Dragon Lady" of South Viet Nam without know ing she was leveling a verbal blast at him in Dallas. Tex. Mme. Nhu appeared in Dallas Ihe day after Stevenson and again here one day after Stev enson spoke. But the two ap pear publicly Monday in San Francisco. Mme. Nhu said in Dallas that the attack on Stevenson there Thursday night hy anti-U.N. demonstrators might indicate Texans "are fed up with per sons who are soft on Commun ism." Then in Los Angeles she said: "The people of Texas said to me that the incident in Dallas Long Session Predicted For Ecumenical Council VATICAN CITY (UPD-High-ly-placed sources said today it may take until 1966, or even longer, to complete tlie work of the Ecumenical Council. This forecast came from in formants who arc in a position to know how much work re mains to be done on tlie key theological documents which Pope Paul VI has indicated he regards as "must business" for the council. It also reflects their assess ment of tlie sieed with which tlie council can reasonably be expected to act. "We wanted freedom of de bate at tlie council, and we got it. Now we're paying the price for it," ruefully observed one bishop who is identified with the council's liberal wing. At its fii-i-t session, in the fall of lixtf, tlie council completed debate on. and approved in gen Hatfield Believes Nixon 'On Track, Running Fast' sav jntANt'isco turn - Former Vice president lticliard M. Nixon is an active candi date for tlie Hopuhlican presi dential nomination in l'.Hit. ac corduiR to Oregon jov. Mark O. llatlield. Hatfield, who is often con-.-idered a possibility lor tlie CiOP ticket himself, told news men Friday tliat "Nixon is on tlie track and running fast." He suRpested that Nixon's name might tie entered on the New Hampshire primary ballot by his friends in tlie stale. In fad, he suggested the March 10 battle in New Hampshire might be joined by such men as tiovs. KlamilK Paw. f utllitiM- Mlly (! Mil Sarvlnf filM Ort KtrtMrn Clllftrioa Klimtffi PutlKMiit Ompanr ' wan a, Efplanafla I rw Tuiau aiin W. . fwMtlaM. Puauilw tnlartd at ja!"lat malUr at Ipml olhf al Ktamatft Fallt. Oraaan. an Aufiil la. Itaa. nr a Can trait, Mirth 1 II stcaM-cnia poll aa lai at Klamath folia. Oman, ana at aMltlanal malum aHicaai Carriar 1 MtMk ' t Manlht ! I Vaaf Ml." I Mall in Aavanca I MMtD I I Mantua naaa I Yaar HI M Carriar ana: Oaalart waaaaar. Car, tit Svnitav. Caar lac UNITIO rIt INTMNATI0NAL AUDIT UMAU OP CIRCULATION i SwtKriaart nat racalvlnf aativarv al thatr HaraM anal Nawt, plaaM jtuiato 4III Mtar I ajk. NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon happened because he is believed to be soft on Communism." Stevenson did not learn of the remark until Saturday. His spokesman said the ambassador "just smiled and was not par ticularly disturbed." However, Stevenson indicated he may comment on Mme. Nhu's re marks at a news conference Monday. Stevenson said Friday he was surprised she had been given so much news coverage during her visit in this country and indi cated he felt it was too much. Stevenson's spokesman said Saturday the incident in Dallas in which anti-U.N. demon strators hit him with a placard and spat on him could have been avoided, but the ambassa dor insisted on walking toward the group. "Let's see what's bothering these people," Stevenson was quoted as saying before the in cident. He then left the area of police protection to shake hands with people who were cheering as well as booing him. eral principle, a document pro viding for far-reaching reforms in Catholic liturgy, including tlie use of modem languages rather than Latin in large por tions of the mass. At this second session, which began Sept. 29. the lathers liave been voting on details of the lit urgical reform document. They already have approved about 101) amendments, but have many more to go. In addition, they haie lis tened lo ifour weeks of debate on the second major document on the council agenda dealing with the structure of the church. It contains several sig nificant and controversial pro visions, including authority to ordain married deacons, and recognition that bishops share witli the Pope responsibility for teaching and governing the whole church. lioorgo Romncy of .Michigan, William W. Seranlnn of Penn sylvania, Nelson Rockefeller of New York, and Arizona Sen. Harry Goldwater. Hatfield was here lo address Hie Commonwealth Club. He suggested tliorc that the Repub lican party was belter equipped than President Kennedy to han dle such problems as unem ployment and foreign alfairs. WANTED! MEN - WOMEN i PrtpOft now for U.S. Ctvtl Scrvict ob openings in this orta during tht next 12 months. Government positions poy as high as $446.00 a month to start. They pro vide much greater security than private employment ond excellent opportunity tor advofxemenf. Many pos itions require little or no specioliied education or ex perience. But to gf t cne of these fobs, you must pass a test. The competition is keen and in some cases only one out of LINCOLN SCRVICl, Dept. 77 Pekin, Illinois I em very much interested. Pliese send me absolutely FRtt (1) A list of U.S. Government positions end seleiies; (2) In formation on how to qualify for a U.S. Government Job. Nemo Age Street Phone City 1 State Sunday, October 27. 1963 "He felt real distress that the basic story of the United Na tions had not gotten lo these, people," the spokesman said. In Los Angeles, Slevenson de parted from his prepared text which stressed the accomplish ments and aspirations of the United Nations to refer to the personal attack. He said such episodes created an "ugly impression" of Ameri can conduct in the world. "If anything," he said, "this 18th anniversary of the United Nations is an occasion that of fers hope." He said the world organization has shown "how much cheaper it is lo prepare for peace than it is for war." City Wires Apologies DALLAS, Texas (UPli-Tlie Dallas Chamber of Commerce told Adlai Stevenson, U.S. am bassador to the United Nations. Friday that the roughing-up he received Thursday night "did not represent the heart or the mind of this great city." Dallas is outraged and abject ly ashamed of the disgraceful discourtesies you suffered at tlie hands of a small group of extremists here," a telegram sent to him in Beverly Hills, Calif., said. Stevenson was jostled, cursed, spat on and hit with a sign as he emerged from Dallas Memo rial Auditorium following a speech celebrating U.N. Day in Texas. "We most sincerely apologize lo you in behalf of more than a million sane and patriotic citizens, who. regardless of po litical alliliation or belief, rec ognize you as a distinguished American and were proud and happy to have you in our midst." Sen. John G. Tower, R-Tcx., said Hie anli-Stevenson demon strators were "representative of a reaction against using tlie United Nations as a keystone of our foreign policy." Save On GOOD Furniture OUR BIG STOREWIDE SALE Ends Thursday! LUCAS FURNITURE 195 E. Main i I I fie poss. Lincoln Service he'Ds thous ands prepare for these tests every year. It ts one of the largest ond oldest privately owned schools of its kind ond is not connected with the Government. For FREE information on Government Jobs, including lit of positions and salaries.' till out coupon ond moil at once TODAY. 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Reduce Troops Abroad Politiken of Copenhagen said Big Lift showed the large force was available on short notice. It warned the Russians and assured Germany and France and it provided a base for arguments on. reducing units abroad with an eye to cutting expenditures outside the United States. Franco-German relations wor sen every day because of Presi dent Kennedy's attitude toward President Charles de Gaulle and his plans for France and Eu rope, the weekly political jour nal Obscrvatcur said. Neues Oesterrcich said in Vi enna that Washington looks with favor on the new German Chan cellor, Ludwig Erhard. "chiefly as a champion of free enter prise." A ehapel at Tadoussac, Que bec, built in 1647 by Jesuit mis sionaries, is believed to be the oldest wooden church in North America. Sunday Hours: 10 A.M. 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