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J 0"V ; MGE-6A IIERALD AND 14 Youths Ruin Plush Home In Wild 'Coming-Out' Spree niVEKHEAD. N.Y. (UPI) -Fourteen youths from the cream of East Coast society were due to be arraigned next Friday on charges stemming from the house breaking after math of a debutante's coming out party at Southampton, Long island. The '14 eight of them named in the snciai register were in dicted Friday by a Suffolk County Grand Jury investi gating the virtual destruction of the interior of a plush 30-room guest house at the Aug. 31 coming-out party for Fernanda Wanamakcr Wethcrill. Those indicted included 14 boys and one girl. They were charged with injury to proper- Soviet Trio Leaves U.S. NEW YORK (UPI) - Three Soviet diplomats, linked to an alleged espionage ring that tried to gather top secret de fense documents, left the coun try with their families Friday night. The FBI had charged that ' the men, all connected with the t Soviet mission to the UnWcd '. Nations, had been engaged In '.an espionage conspiracy since ;last April with an American lengineer and another Russian, ;who did not have diplomatic ; immunity. Before departing, one of the three, Yuri A. Komashin, 38, third secretary of the Soviet U.N. delegation, called the I charges "nonsense." But he '. added, with a smile: ; "I am very glad to be going ; home." ; Leaving with him from Idle J wild International Airport were Glob lA. Pavlov, 39, a mission attache, and Vladimir I. Olc- nev, 37, a mission staff mem ber. The. three men and their '. families were escorted to the ; airport by about 20 officials ; Irom the Soviet mission. ; They had been ordered to ; leave by the State Department shortly alter their arrest last ; Tuesday. ' Arrested wirh them were ;John William Butcnko, 38, an electronics engineer at the In ternational Electric Corp. in -Paramus, N.J., and Igor A. Tlvanov, 3.1, a chauffeur here for ;the Soviet trade organisation, ;Amtnrg. ' Mulenko and Ivanov were ac ;rused of conspiring to pass in ; formation to the Russians about ' a communications system being - developed for the Strategic Air -Command. They were ordered held without bond on the I, charges, which could bring a maximum penalty of death. :j On The Record DIVOR.CI ACTIONS PILID '. KENNEDY Flore Ellnn VI. Kin . ntti William. " COURT ACTIONS ULIO ' Calvin R. Owens vt, Stat. Industrial . Accldanl Commltiion. Rooart Matterton and AuQUil l. Ctrl- er. ribe shvllne Oleiel Sarvlct vi. Parrell Slblav and P. M. 4iby. dha Sthley Trucking and Mathilda Truck- Ing. Inveitmanl Service Company, and . Oregon Co'poration vl. Joan L. Mil- lar. Invailmant Sarvic. Company VI. ; .Clay A. Millar. :-WIIKAT TALKS RKSUMK WASHINGTON (UPI So ;.'viet and U.S. government nego tiators mot for moro than an ; hour at the Stnlo Department Friday in further talks on pos sible sale of American surplus wheat to Russia. " Undersecretary of Commcrco Franklin II. Roosevelt Jr., whn attended the meeting, said alt ertvaid the negotiations would continue. Also at t h p meeting were Undersecretary of State George W. Rail, Under secretary o Agriculture Char les S. Murphy and Sergei I, Rorisnv, Soviet deputy foreign Mrade minister. jcarvks mc.r.KST cow MADRID (UPP - Spanish sculptor Otero Besleiro cx ' plained (inlay that lie is trying to carvo the world's biggest sculpted cow out of a rock near heip because "I like anwnaln." 'y unmvi THE FAMILY Broasttd Chicken Spaghetti Pino Pi Try Our Nw French Fried Ravioli NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon ty, a misdemeanor. Conviction could mean a year in jail, a fine of $250 or both. The palatial home had been rented from Robert M. Harriss, Southampton, as overnight quarters for some of the ap proximately 8(10 guests at the party which Mr. and Mrs. Don ald S. I-eas Jr. held for their daughter. Authorities said about 12S guests, in the early morning hours following the formal par ty, trooped over to the nearby guest home and left it a sham bles. The indictments charged them with ripping up carpeting, swinging from chandeliers, toss ing furniture onto the beach and doing the twist on var nished tables. Damage estimates ran as high as $10,000. Edwin F. Russell, publisher of Vogue Magazine and the Htrrisburg, (Pa.) Patriot and the Harrisburg Evening News, Pay Raise For Brown Called 'Morally Wrong' SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) A Republican assemblyman said Saturday a "loophole" In state law would allow Gov. Ed mund G. Brown a $4,100 pay raise, f)ut that Brown would be "morally wrong" in taking it. Brown said last week he has changed his mind about a pay raise and decided to take one after promising during the elec tion campaign to forego the sal ary hike. Brown told his press confer ence tin's week he made the promise "wihtout thinking," adding, "I'm embarrassed by it." He also said his promise amounted to a gift of communi ty property "and my wife says that she did noHtonsent to it." Assemblyman Bob Monagan, R-Tracy, said Saturday the leg islative counsel advised that it would not be "technically illeg al" for the Governor "to with draw from the slate treasury the $4,100 In dispute" although It vats not included in the budg et. "If he (Brown) elects to do this, however," Monagan said, America's Finest Home Freezers! ! f Dwpfrecre A I MOMI 1 IHIIIM 1 Sunday, November 3, IKS termed the action an outrage ous procedure" and said it was "contrary to proper legal pro cess." Russell's 17-year-old daughter, Mimi, was the girl named in the indictments. He said, "my daughlcr and I know of the al leged indictment only through newspaper reporters' inquir ies." He said his daughter had no part in the vandalism. "I will spare nothing in my efforts to expose a proceeding which I can attribute only to irresponsible reliance on mali cious gossip or the desire of ob vious people to attract publicity at the expense of an innocent child, capitalizing on the promi nence -of her family," he said in a statement. The girl's mother is Sarah Spencer Churchill Russell, daughter of the Duke of Marl borough. Her great-grandmother is society dowager Consuelo Vandcrbilt Balsan, formerly Duchess of Marlborough. "it will be morally wrong In light of his promises to the peo ple of California." Monagan said acceptance of the raise' "would be in violation of both the spirit of the consti tution of 'the state and the (In tent of the budgetary process of the legislature." Monagan said Brown had said in a footnote to las 1963-64 budget proposal to the legisla ture that his salary would re main at $40,000 a year. Monagan said the "legislative process" made it incumbent that "the integrity of the budg et as submitted by the Gover nor be followed. . . except where the legislature makes specific changes." "To violate this procedure would be to make a mockery of the intensive study given to the budget by the legislature," he said. "It would be shameful for him to disregard the constitu tional intent, and that of the legislature," Monagan said. "He may have made a 'mistake' as he called it, but il'm sure the legislature did not. Over Stocked AU 23 AC-18 aajaawaaaawaaajaafaaa)ataaWw!! 'iww-'iWiijBjwrwy-yyw- Amti&i yy v- BaaaaBeBaBBaaBBBBBBBBieBBaaiaaBBBBaaaaaaBaan aaal - . - aaaaaaieeeeaaeeeeeaeaiaeaaeeeeafo&i BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Joe Sawyer (right), manager of Kingiley Field, congratu lates Lee Flink, bead of Federal Aviation Agency operations at Kingsley (center), on the FAA's fifth anniversary, which was celebrated with an open house at the FAA fow or Saturday. At left is Wiliiam J. Tucker, chief of FAA maintenance at Kingsley. t Mill 1 lilt 1 1 ii CONTROLS AIR TRAFFIC This is the Federal Aviation Agency tower at Kingsley Field, which acts as a "traffic cop" for air travel in this area. The 64-foot-tall tower was open to the public Saturday in connection with the FAA's fifth anniversary. It was constructed in 1959. p-uvrnl CHESTS and UPRIGHTS We're overstocked on some models of Amana freezers re maining from our carload purchase sale earlier this Fall. If you have been thinking about buying a freeier, come in. These are famous Amana freezers ond these prices are sensational! Whila they last! Amana 22.6 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT FREEZER Holds 791 lbs. Perfect for Big Families Model AC 18 CHEST Holds 609 lbs. Pay Only $12.40 A Month! Several other chests and up-rights at sale prices similar to above. Come in Shop & Save! 'it, it!,!. '. . . . 17.4 cu. ft. FREEZER 3uo Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT TRAFFIC CASES Me I v In Oscar Carmkhael. VBR 3i in 35, $10 forfeit. Charles George Slever, disobeyed traffic liana I, 110 forfeit. Ned Milton Worrell, allowing unli censed person to operate motor vehi cle, 110 line. Walter Myron Kenfield, disobeyed traffic signal, S10 forfeit. Charles Winn Bates, disobeyed traf fic signal, $10 forfeit. William -Dale Rhoades, VBR 35 In 25, S10 forfeit. Marlon Ruth Schluc titer, prohibited left turn, S7.50 forfeit. Oliver Lewis Ltsh, Improper lift turn, 17.50 forfeit. John Arthur Chime II, prohibited left turn, S7.50 forfeit. Albert Longmire, improper left furn, S7.50 forfeit. William Sargant, no tall light, U forfeit. Belus Oran Standridge, no operator's license, $7.50 forfeit. Francis Orva Schmeck, allowing un licensed person to operate motor ve hicle, $10 forfeit. Clarence Cecil Parker, following too closely, $10 fine. Nina Leah Carpenter, following too closely, $10 forfeit. Terry Albert Rohde, following too closely, $10 fine; VBR 35 in 25, $10 forfeit. Etma tii bet h Williamson, failure yield right of way to pedestrian, $10 forfeit. Ralph Lee Holmes, failure yield right of way to vehicle. $25 fine. Richard Alonzo Grant, failure yield right of way to vehicle, $15 forfeit. Carolyn Anne Lyon, VBR 35 in 25, $10 forfeit. This $24.95 Value, 16-Piece "Queen Marie" Gift Sheet Cases and Towel Set All 3 items beautifully Gift Boxed. This premium gift set, from J. P. Stevens Co., consists of colorful guest towels, attractive pastel everyday towels, beautiful floral print sheet and pillow cases; add color to your own home or use them as 3 Christ mas Gifts! Yours at no extra cost when you buy a new Frigidaire dryer! HII SONUS GIFT 14 piate Queen Marie SHUT AND TOWIL StT if you purcKaie and install a new HAMIltSS ILICTIIC DRYER between October 14 end December 14 from this local CalOe Electrical League Dealer $14 M Vahaa Subject to covjitiont ol dryer purchase as poster with this dealer, Th4s ts a CalOrt Electrical League sponsored offer. Visit him today! FBI Nabs In Texas SWEETWATER, Tex. (UPI Residents of this town of 15,000 were shocked today at the ar rest of a Junior Chamber of Commerce "Man of the Month" on charges he threatened to blow up the city's schools, hos pitals and its courthouse unless he got $250,000. Ronnie Marion Mason, 25, was arrested Friday night by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents and charged with using the mails to defraud and using the mails to threaten to destroy property. Mason, an active civil leader, church worker and securities New Hampshire Governor Denies Favoring Hatfield HAMPTON, N.J. (UPI) -Former New Hampshire Gov. Wes ley Powell said Friday he will announce later this month his choice for a third Republican candidate in that state's presi dential primary. Powell, considered a powerful force in state politics despite his loss in a bid for reelection last year, said earlier he believed neither Gov. Nelson A. Rocke feller of New York nor Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., could defeat President Kennedy. Powell declined to comment, however on a newspaper report Friday (in the Brattleboro, Vt., Reformer) suggesting that he favored Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon for the GOP nomination. The newspaper said Powell told a network interviewer Hat field was his first choice, follow ed by Govs. Geroge Romney of Michigan and William Scranton of Pennsylvania. The interview is scheduled to be broadcast Sunday. "I don't know w here the paper got that kind of a report," Po well said. In an interview, Powell said he will "discuss alternatives to Gov. Rockefeller and Sen. Gold water" in a television appear ance in two or three weeks. Both front-running possibilities for the Republican nomination are expected to enter the New Hampshire preference primary March 10. $24.J Val.e - USi V 'Man Of Month' Extortion Attempt salesman, was arrested in a Sweetwater motel the FBI had been using for undercover head quarters in the case since Oct. 24. when the threats were made in a letter. The FBI said they "asked" Mason to come to the motel for a talk, and then telephoned the U.S. commissioner in Fort Worth for authority to arrest him. Sweetwater is 40 miles west of Abilene. Oddly enough, that was also the day the Sweetwater Report er carried a picture of Mason as one of five Junior Chamber "Now that both Goldwater and Rockefeller have vistcd New Hampshire, I intend to make a telecast to New Hampshire Re publicans with regard to the coming presidential primary," Powell said; , Education Bill Readied WASHINGTON (UPI) Aft er years of frustration, backers of federal aid to education to day had a $1.2 billion program for college classroom construc tion ready for congressional approval. The legislation authorizes a three-year "bricks and mortar" program of grants and loans to taling $1,195,000,000 for the na tion's more than 2,100 colleges and universities, including about 800 church-connected schools. The big federal aid measure was completed Friday after two days of closed-door sessions by House and Senate negotia tors who resolved two prickly church-state issues to reach agreement on a compromise bill. Th mosre personal Christmas message PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS Color or Black & White Photo LEO'S CAMERA SHOP i 5r V- tt ' J. " FRIGIDAIRE mam of Commerce "Jaycees of the Month." Mason was arraigned in Abi lene on charges of using the mails to defraud and threaten ing to destroy property and bound over to a grand jury. Bond was set at $10,000. J. Gordon Shanklin, special FBI agent in charge of Dallas, said a threatening letter was received by Wilson Guest, presi dent of the National Bank of Sweetwater. The letter read: "There has been a bomb placed in every grade school, junior high school and high school, hospital and courthouse. "I can make a bomb go off and I can be all the way across town when it happens, day or night. This type of bomb will completely flatten a two-block area. I can assure you there will be no lives or survive it (sic). "I want $250,000," the letter continued. "This is approxi mately $58.10 per person so that they might live. Pretty small amount to live, don't you think?" Rep. Edith Green, D-Ore., a Reading House negotiator, said she expectt.H the House to vle on the compromise bill some time next week. If approved by Congress, it would be the first general col lege aid program ever enacted. A similar bill got up to the wire last year but bogged down at the end, largely because of a dispute over providing feder al funds for religious in stitutions. Savel Christmas Shop Early GIGANTIC lc SALE CONTINUES See our big 2 page Ad In today's Family Weekly mag azine for mony Special Buys WOOD'S DRUG Medical Danlal Bldg '- 10th t Main Yern Owens' Eat 'Em Here or VERN OWENS' Cascade Ihme Furnishings Orders To Go. CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS LUCCA CAFE Ph. TU 4-3276, 23S4 S. 6th 412 Main Ph. 4-8365 412 Main Phon. TU 4-8365
