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TEMPERATURE RE \ni\G
Cloudy
SAPULPA — Mostly cloudy with
showers and scattered thunder-
storms and turning cooler today
and tonight
Vol XLV No 317
Sapulpa Daily Herald
The downtown temperature
reading in Sapulpa at noon Fri-
day was as degrees
1 Section, 8 Poges
Sapulpa, Oklahoma, Friday September 9, I960
Sc Per Copy "Oeek County's Daily Reading Habit'
Religion
Arti-Tur
In The
News
BY LOUS C ASSETS
Forces l
Tulsa He
£ &rS.
t mud Press International
Miami Area Threatened As
Hurricane Changes Course
This is a "help wanted" ad.
carried free on behalf of the na-
tion's churches
| TULSA <l'PI’— Anti - turnpike
forces appeared heading for a
j temoorary setback today as the
Oklahoma legtriatlw OMmCi
executive committee began dig
It is addressed to men and ging into a crowded agenda
women who are willing to devote I At the sanK. tlme stale ,egls,a.
several hours a week to an un- tors apparenUy have decided to
paid job in which they'll expert •k.gaiize the highway - invest,
ence a lot of frustration and fail- gatlng (obb wnimilfee up for of.
ure- and occasional mom,-,its ol ,lual eontirmation by the group
triumph that make the whole tiling .. .
seem worthwhile * tl,e MaV0 “°“‘l anrm*
an atmosphere heavy with over-
The job is teaching in Sunday tones of the fight over Gov How-
school ard Edmondson's three reform
1 petitions, the council hegan to
Americas 2<5.U00 Sunday ujgd through an impressive agen-
schools are beginning their fall ja Bllt l){ the deciding had
teim this month They can count |^.n done beforehand, it up-
on a record enrolment - probably j^.alvd
about 42 million students Then - . . ,
.. ,, ________I Ask fund Delay
big problem is recruiting .i.^OO.UUO „ . ..
. T Sen Lretl Harris, Lawton. pre-
| dieted the turnpike access roa.l
Tlie annual call for volunteers is controversy wouldn't reach a
now being sounded in church bul- 'ote I he Joe Bin ley Cobb commit
letins across the land Pastors >«" had planned to ask the execu-
/
/
Defectors To
Be Linked In
Probe Of U-2
Entire Southern Tip Reissuance Of
Of Florida In Danger Licenses To 4
Is Under Attack
vatb-v'j
.1
MARATHON. Fla (t’PI'-Hur-
| ricane Donna swept in on the
[ Florida keys with murderous 1.70
mile an hour winds today and
WASHINGTON tl'Pli Two trained its sights on the jKipulous
turncoat U.S code clerks, brand- Miami metropolitan area,
cd as sex deviates, were linked Tlie Miami Weather Bureau is
today with an investigation of sue,! an emergency warning that
i bow the Russians were alerted to residents ol tlie island chain |luur
the ill luted l 2 flight | stretching south from (he Florida
This was certain to he a key "*> had on,> “a" hour or ,wo lo
get out or sit tight in whatever]
shelters they eo.ud lind
At 1pm KST Donna's center
was located only l.hi mites south |
southeast of Miami and about the
same distance east southeast of j
key West It was moving toward I
the west northwest at 12 miles an
OKLAHOMA CITY < CPU—Rep
Bryce Baggett, Oklahoma City,
charged today the state board of
education "has insulted every
| teacher in the state by reuisiat-
NEARS COMPLETION—fh® Sapulpa Kiwanis club Thursday moved a v,
to completing its tennis court project behind the new high school, Os w
poured the first cement and surfaced o portion of one court Expe.ted
Completed by the latter part of this month, the courts ore costing the loc<
$2,000 to $2,500 They will be available for public use (Herald Photol
closer
rkmen
fo be
tnpic in two congressional inves-
j ligallons of the defection to Rus-
sia of Bernon F Mitchell and
William H Martin, employes of
I the top secret national security.
live committee to approve a reso-
lution asking that no highway
lands be spent on turnpike access
roads
But informed sources said a pri-
vale poll taken of the 27 executive
strongly about teaching in Sunday j commit tee members showed only
school." says one weary minister I ,um. ln (avor of delay and 18 leaii-
"He feels strongly that it is a !"* 'owart! K"ln* *•** w,,h **le#
fine thing for somebody else t01 ‘“gbway department financing of
^ • I >!•» million worm ot access roads
know trom expenence that it will
yield an inadequate number of
teachers, and a bumper crop of
good excuses.
"The average American feels
First Open Resistance
To ON Seen in Katanga
Joycees In
Areo Will
Meet Here
c *ub> I agency
-----1 Mitchell and Martin, long-time
bachelor pals, were said in a pub-
lished report to have fled to Mas
cow when a l’ S and NATO in-
vestigation of the U-2 episode nar-
Red Restrictions
On Berlin Entry
Termed "Illegal'
Huriicane hunter planes keep
ing watch on the extremely wet"
I dorm said it had begun a very
I gradi al drift more to the north
LEOPOLDVILLE,
UP1 Police ol
The
WASHINGTON (UPD — The
tilted Slates today branded as
~ ’’T".'™ ",‘ 'K';----- I "completely illegal" the t'ommu I1,11
rowed down to the cryptographic , T , . . , u , : lorce.
.... / j " r busts restriction on entry of West
mom where they worked „ ... „
_ (fermans into Fast Berlin
Tipped on Mights i said it would hold Russia "ac
!)<• V-w York Mirror said it countable for any consequences '
ing four teachers whose licenses
nad been revoked for falsifying at-
tendance records.
Baggett was the second legisla-
wcsi meaning the area of max Ilor to criticize the board for its
imuni winds and highest tides action Wednesday in granting new
would be experienced hi the
midd'e keys "
The turn made- it even more
j likely than before that the Miami
.old Coast area and the southern
west coast of Florida would feel
it least part of tlie storm's brutal
and' l'ab‘ warn,n8* were extended
1 on the Gulf northward from Punta
Congo to withdraw its troops from the
secessionist U.N. command in support ot Con-
. ior 'the"proTH^'i '"southwest ' a,!d K’"’,,u;a "*rwl 1 n,,ed Pl‘ mll'r 1'"trl"' Lum'
Why do so many otherwise eastern turnpikes NaUons ’uard' at «ua‘x,‘nl todav u'nha W char«es “,al
faithful church members try to Meanwhile, it was also reported1 ° n° ^ ,S T ,™* ,n llu'
duck this particular duty I that a. a pre-meet,ng caucus ,take 0,f lhe WisabethvUle. country s internal affairs
‘it was decided to confirm the Cobbln,1*‘/an,W0,t N °,rders A short time before, Lumumba
Clergymen who ve heard all the l0mmi,tw. a ,,roup of five mUi_ ll was lt** flrs‘ mMance of open ,ln.,| three ministers win, skied
alibis sav that most laymen are lors appolnted bv a caucus of res,Ntance ,0 1 N trooRs s,mrl against him and published an
convinced that they don t know Uwnot.riltic M,iators who h;ive «hey entered the Congo in July
enough about the Bible, or the ba- turning th|?jr fire „„ the “ came as Guinea threatened
sic doctrines of the Christian faith. h|gllwav department, turnpikes
to teach in Sunday school. th, Edmondson program ,n
general.
It was understood that a resolu-
Jorda to St Marks, imludmg
filmed from intelligence sources 4 n ... l-uke Okeechobee in the interior
A Junior Cb^fc , of (•omJ,l“l t1"’ ^ *by'l*11 iJr'“dy ,k'W ^ ^
mrree rr„on fhror .U, ~ “ ‘',2"-^7Z “T 7'!”^ ? !r fc“*
Ku.sMuns how to break U.S codes ., r 4 ^ A dangerous hurricam- now
• A ll"-' threaten, .......... extreme South
agreements called fo, free circle ] .. bureau ^
lilt ion of persons within all of
be held Saturday evening at | so they could find out where U-2
amp Oki Wa Nee. Camp Firelplanes were flying or that some
Girls lodge west of tow n. Hill j on«* tipped the Russians on the
Gierhart. stale viei- president
program
"And they are absolutely right."
says an Episcopal rector. "But
they can learn as they teach. Any | *,on wouW offered to turn the
teacher who conscientiously pre-1 c®mmdtee into an official legisla-
pares for each Sunday's class, |tlve council group and permit
with the help of the lesson man House Speaker - designate J. D.
uals and other materials which Met arty, Oklahoma Otty. fo name WASHINGTON (i pi — so
are provided for teachers will gel| of ,he House 10 ,,'t com premier Nikita S. Khrushchev
a first class Christian education, Ut
Opposite Views
U. S. Appeal for
Release Of Pair
Rejected By Reds
aider of the day to the army de-
i econnaissance flights
A U-2 was downed far inside
Russia May 1 Tlx- pilot. Francis
announced Friday.
Activity will get underway at
daring that he has assumed thel"' 10 P m The Nipulpa Jaycee (,a>7 Po'*er8. confessed to spying
club will act as host at the event antl was sentenced by a Moscow
Region three include-, Sapulpa. 'our* years confinement
Bristow, and
UPI1 — Soviet
nfb
• unctions of chief of state and
army commander, lhe order was
.wu days old Perry. Stillwater
The incident at Elisabethvillc
apitai of Moise Tshomtie s ka Prese"‘ ,he win b*'
langa province which has de- 5,11 ,,,,vk,n s,a,e
dared itself tree of the itm of tne|S*kh*'«irt r,ty who w*11 on
’he new state hea^’iarters at
Norman
The general business meeting
• . ..... I Safety precautions
l.c,lm part of winch ,s held by|rul|hed ^
the West and
he Russians.
should be
possible urgency
carried out with di-
Uongo. was
redness.
Two trucks filled with police ar
rived at dawn at Elisabethville!
the rt inaintk i by _ ^ area 0f hurricane display
I and completed at the earliest pos
The Slate Department said that rfMe moment from Fort I^tiwier
the British, trench and American L|&|e to Key West and by evening
ambassadors in West Germany Jn (he Gulf Coast ”
were meeting to decide "what I S**.rn> <o>t Tides
the" Paris" sum^it^cmfereiw'afid' ^ shwukl ** taken" the *** The W‘'a,her Burt>au warned
(rcrman order is not withdrawn gainst storm tides up to seven
Officials here indicated there feet over most of the keys, rang
Russia used the incident to wreck
tep up the cold war
The Mirror said in
as he goes along "
Public Relations
Official Speaks
Al Kiwanis Meet
Joe Higgenbotham. director of
will be followed by a barbecue
parently has rejected an VP"*'| ^rport"*wtucT'w^m^g tkiae' or I*nner will be served by
.McCarty favors state financing1 ,y the <t,nl“'< State* f*r ‘‘-•'ed closed by the UN com il<Kal Ja.vcee Jaynes A dance
,L| disputed access roads ea>e 0 V*° 1" '*ni‘n ° an ‘ mand. and demanded that the two' *coiK'lude the evening
reconnaissance jjlanc shoi dow 1
of the
while Senate President Pro-Tern
designate Everett Collins of Sa- . ,
|_.i_ . . disclosed todav
pulpa has gone on record against j Tht, rw,
I it
An injunction suit seeking to
halt use of state funds for turn-
pike connections was tiled Thurs-
day in Oklahoma City district
court in behalt ot the Muskogee
public relations for Phillips Petro- A,ea District Roads Association , , „
leum Co Bartlesville, was speak I The governor's merit system
er at the kiwanis club meeting'1 afnt’ ln *or criticism early in the
Thursday noon session Sen VS alt Allen ot Cmck-
u , i. „ asha charged tlie governor is at-
tempting to gw a ruling Irom Hie
'See TURNPIKE on Page 5'
July 1 ,n the Barents Sea. it was!1’1^ ' ^1
police emphasized their demand
The State Department said the
results of an appeal to the Rus '
sian leader, made by U S Ambas-
sador Llewellyn E Thompson Jr
Thursday, "were not encourag
ing "
State Department press officer
Democratic Head
Blasts Campaign
To Stop Petitions
•inference about U S spy flights which M,am, and the
over Russia Hep Wavne L Hays. recognize. |
...... j Officials declined to say what (was war latitude 23 6 north,
counter - measures" the West (longitude 79.5 west
I might take, such as a travel ban | It* hurricane was
the! toward the
not revoked
nomic System" was supplement
ed with film slides which told the
history and story of "Encroach-
ing Socialism" in the world, in
eluding the United States
Higgenbotham said his com
panv has established a program
encouraging all company em
Art Exhibit To
Again Be Part
Of Sapulpa Fair
is "not].
suing to leave any stone unturned]
to impress the Soviets with the I
gravity with which we view their
illegal detention of the two]
American an men "
The two RB 47 survivors held1
by the Soviet Union are ('apt |
Hep Wayne L
D-Ohio, indicated he probably was)
lhe lawmaker involved
Reports Vis*
The newspaper said the con-
gressman reported the visit to Ha-
state Department which relayed
the story to the U S NATO inves-l
ligators
Chairman Francis E Walter.
D-Pa . of the House Committee on
un American Activities, which will
hold one of the Martin-Mitchell |
investigations, linked the men No injuries were reported in
case last week ] two collisions in Sapulpa Thurs-
|Walter said Thursday Mitchell day evening
and Martin were known to their | Mary l,oui.se Bough, 21, 201'ij
east outheast of Key West This
moving
against East Germans in t h e I tow.trcl the west-northwest a>
Western zone, if the Red order is about 12 m p h The Weather Bu-
No Injuries In
Two Accidents;
Driver Is Cited
ployes to participate in political j Sapulpa District
elections "which are our most
important business in tlie United
States "
Preceding the talk. Glenn Slim
mel, co-chairman of the Kiwanis
annual peanut sale which will
tie held next Monday downtown
and Tuesday at the schools, an-
nounced team captains for the
sale which will provide money for
activities fund.
To start off the sale In advance
Kiwanis club members brought
peanuts for 21 a hag The club
hopes to sell S.iiMi hags of the
goobers in the two days next
week
war hanging over the steam petitions, hut I thought it was a
mg African nation, Lumumba
strengthened by
support, demanded the United Na- because a lot of people that are
(lions give up control of airports for them live in Oklahoma City
and l-eopoldville radio station or and Tulsa and donated a lot ol
its 16.000 troops out ol the money to the campaign "
He said McGill ran the risk of
acquaintances as "sex deviates.'
Promotions
-vith weapons.
U.N. spokesman reported that,
aider stiong protest, the U. N.
airport controller ordered his men
o help remove harriers Irom the I HOLLIS 'UPI A Democratic
runways so the Katanga govern party campaign to defeat Gov
ment planes could take off Howard Edmondson's three neti-
:r\ t .r,*-, <"*7 *-H "77*»* >*— •- zsrsr,
| unidentified supplies and two men. the Harmon County Democratic u
1. then took off for the north chairman today
paid of the province It was] Dr H H Lynch, a member of
tielk-ved they might be heading the state House of Representatives
lor tlie Kongolo area, where | objected to the action of stale
Lumumba's troops were reported chairman Gene McGill in sending
lo have crossed into Katanga nut letters urging lit-mocrats to
from Kivu beat the petitions
Freeman B Olmstead of Elmira. J*1 ,he ‘hreat °f a fu,l scale M| ,old h,m 1 was ,h<>
N Y . the co-pilot, and Uapt Jonnl, „ ., . .. ,
R Mckone of Tonganoxie Kan ,n* ’l,a“°n' ,Lumumba p°or Placp t0 tak(' " UP
die navigator They are the | slr«n«,ht>n«* bX parliamentary j Democratic party." Lynch said.
An art exhibit is being planned two known survivors of a crew of
again this year as part of the I six.
► air, according] US officials, speaking privately
to Gladys I mwake county made it clear that Khruxhchev I ****
home demonstration agent | flatly turned down the request re-
as superhnUadtnMi^adi' this'year 'IV Russians 'chum the plane <on,,rm‘’tl b> an> 0,,“'al sources. I Democrats in the two iMtropoUtan| dollar day event will he sponsor-1,l,r fl,llo"'nR u*' 'lose Damage
and she said a number of new had violated Soviet territory The "* a Lumumba ,or“- estimated areas
exhibitors are expected United States insists it was over
The paintings will be displayed international waters
luring the fair Sept r>, is and J Khrushchev is expected to
17 Entries will be received all charge at the United Nations Gen-
try Thursday, Sept 15, with kleral Assembly that the plane was
ieau said it would maintain this
direction and speed for 12 hours
The Florida keys, which re-
ceived their warning Thursday,
already were securely boarded up
| and most of the women and ehil
Iren bedded down in (he strongest
buildings each island had to offer
me year certificates to the teach-
ers.
Sen Louis Ritzhaupt. Guthrie,
said the board's action was an in-
vitation to other school people to
ielraud the taxpayers out ol state
school aid money
Lessons In Honestv'
Baggett said the board s action
puts the teachers “back in the
classroom where they can give
i tie children lessons in honesty
and morality."
"How can we expect our chil-
dren." he said, “to respect hon-
esty and virtue when we let ad-
mitted frauds go with a slap on
he wrist and reinstate them to a
place of honor, the teacher’s
desk ’
The four teachers involved, one
a lormer superintendent and an-
other a former principal, were ac-
cused of talsitymg pupil attend-
ance records to get more school
aid All surrendered their licenses
without protesting the charges
ihree months ago.
Baggett said unless the board
rescinds its action, the 1x61 legis-
lature may pass a law "saying
same distance I*1* *** wn°
state s money cannot he teachers
< ntieues Hodge
Baggett also criticized Dr Oli-
vet iiodge. state superintendent of
public instruction, for saying the
.our teachers had been punished
enough.
"I wonder what he would do if
he ( aught someone in his depart-
ment ->u-ahng money, give them a
three month vacation ’" Baggett
taked
Hodge said all of the teachers
ost ine certilKates or tne equiva-
Kejiorts from Elisabethville. un- losing future coniribulions from|d*v drawing next Monday,
tie spor
Monday September
Mockingbird Lane, and Dorothy
j Iva Wall. 42 213 W Davis, were
! involved in an accident Thursday
evening in the tMO block of South
I Main
a n a « No arrests were made and
/\rc F ICnnCu damage to the autos was unesti
mated
Several city wide promotions Another collision occurred
for Sapulpa shoppers were dis Tbursd«v evening in the uni*
cussed Thursday afternoon at a bb* b North Main
meeting of the Progressive Sa KH<aP'r.g injury were William
pulpans retail committee ^ Wickham. 30. 1024 E Bryan
After the monthly super value ]and 1 i Baker. 31, 123 S Oak
Baker was cited hv city police
at 200 to 300 men invaded north-
ern Katanga from Kivu Province
'See RESISTANCE on Page 5>
m Thursday set as the dea<) | >n an espionage mission He has
Uno. indicated tie will use It in the
Paintings must be a product of g«-ner»l Soviet campaign charging
lie individual since the Llth ol: lhe United Stales witti systematic
September, lor# | espionage of this type
Miss Your Paper?
Call 185 or 186 between
5:30 and 6:30 p.m. week
days and BEFORE 9.30
a m. Sunday.
Theft Of Tire,
Wheel Reported
The theft of a tire and wheel
assembly was reported to cit*
police Thuredey by Mr». Ted
Uronk. 1301 E Me Lend
She said the assembly wa-
taken from the side of a niekur
truck parked at her residence
She added gasoline was siphoned
from the triK'k's tank, also
TO VISIT U.».
Former President Truman Plans
Role In 'Very Rough Campaign
R* I ntted Press International out on the campaign trail
Former President Harry S nedy was making Truman's fore
rruman thinks it's going lo be]east of a rough campaign" a
a very rough campaign” and he reality
mends to have a part In It I During a whistle-stop train trip
Ken lo improve human welfare and
McGill said in
| he had received .
j generally no react
•ers He said he
comment on Lynct
McGill said he
I ing out a routine-
notes to local lien
over lhe state Thi
resolutions opposir
measures at the ti
elected state cha
"If a good way
!>emocra!ic party
The Democratic i
tee shouldn t mes
"I told him 'Mc<
spend his time tr
president than me
like that."
'■d for Monday. September 19 It0 ,b« involved vehicles was un
DL-'ihoma City Stores all over town will offer
i few calls, but -*tra good values for this special
ton to the let- 'lay FIRE EXTINGUISHED
would make no In October a "ping pong ball Sapulpa firemen answered an
if emarks I blitz" is planned Sometime in <d*rnn al 2 30 pm Thursday lo
a.1 only carry- ] November, the group will ached extinguish a grass fire at the
tub in sending ole a turkey giveawav drawing home of Rozetta Stephens. 1121
mcratlc officials Other promotions designer! to IE Jarrx-s Cause of the fire wa-
l-.irty adopted j keep Sapulpa shoppers happy ‘"known and firemen reported
were disetisse<l Additional de 00 I®**
'alls will Is- released later
I dmondson
it- McGill was
man.
tear up the
Lynch aid
ntral commit
with it
II he'd better
ng to elect a
Aith a thing
shutting up tht-ir homes Oinei
hundreds flocked to Key West.
Hoad He tween Islands
The 100-mile overseas highway
was nearly deserted in neavy
rain The Weather Bureau said
its lowest points would be Hooded
by early afternoon.
"It is extremely urgent that all
places within reach of the fore
cast tide levels tie evacuated im
medially," the advisory said.
1 he hu, ricane grazed the north
m edge o, Cuba early toda\
and thousands of Cubans fled in-
land from torrencal rains, high
seas and violent winds Wide
spread coastal damage was re
I .icrted
Many residents and vacationers
j tied north from the Florida keys
out most of the stouthearted resi-
dents of the tiny islands ham j
mered at their stores and hous-
» throughout the night and early
oday to prepare for the winds
ind rain
The storm already had taken a
See HURRICANE on Page &>
Kin Of Sapulpa
Fair Succumbs
TOKYO 'UPD—US Ambassn
dor Douglas MacArthur li left for
Washington Thursday night to
help in plans for the visit of, president
reduce human misery."
Taking ins cue Horn signs that
implored him to "give 'em hell
lack." the Democratic nominee
Truman announced Thursday through California Thursday, the lashed out ut the GOP as "the Mrs Roxie VC
tght, during u train lay-over in Massachusetts senator lambasted -nme party which fought against "I two Kapulpai
| Chicago en route to New York the Itepubllean party in terms re- housing programs, school pro- in a Modest
ity, that la- I wiped to make at miniscent of Tntman s 1048 "give grams and food distribution pro- ‘‘he had been
least a speech a week in support em hell" campaign that brought grams " I time
•f Democratic presidential nomi an upset vk lory over Thomas E j He assailed the Republican roc-1 She was the
nee John E Kennedy
56 sister
Rainfall, Cooler
Weather Advance
Across Oklahoma
Rv l'nH«d Press International
Rains returned lo Oklahoma to-
day os cooler temperatures ad-
vanced across the stale
The weather bureau said tern
peratures the next five days would
average 3 to 9 degrees below sea-
Khrush And Big Party
Leave For UN Meeting
Hundreds ol re.siitents in the up i *enl and ‘d‘ wer* granted was
per keys poured into Miami after ' "‘P®,a''y eertilKaiex expiring
next June M)
■ Maybe it wasn't the thing to
do.' Hodge said, "but I've always
felt people are entitled to a sec-
ond chance.
"1 don't condone it. and I don't
intend to imply the loss of a cer-
- it icate for three months was suf-
ficient punishment it's just a
matter of judgment of what's best
to do "
School Official's
Mother Succumbs
Mrs H Vaughn mother of
Noal Vaughn. 1112 Me'nda Road,
superintendent of Sapulpa schools,
lied Thursday in a Holdenvdie
ospital
Surviving are the hushand and
t’ive othei children
Funeral services will be held at
J p m Saturday in First Baptist
■hurch at Holdenville Hudson
General Home Is in charge of
'irrangements
Incidentally
MOSCOW CPI' - Soviet Prr
mier Nikita Khrushchev sailed to
day from the Baltic Sea port
dav liraverson says he gets a
big kick out of watehin' lhe base-
ball games Howard Gilliam,
tr. alwaya walks along at a rapid
igsberg It is expected to arrive j ,ac*1 Bay Harklrv savs he'll
in New York Sept 19 and spend glad to see cooler weather get
. I about 10 days there wre . . Verne Hredensteiner
I Khrushchev was -ecu off at the| -ays it's mighty easy to tell that
Vnukovo airport by First Deputy i
started, Verne savs
d Thursdav 'vo"1'1 ,,roP
Hf. hospital ®®rtb»*"<* I
oily a short
of Mrs 0
Kaliningrad for New York to •< j Visukovo airport by First Deputy | school h«a|
tend the- United Nutiona •*eneral j Premier Anastas Mikovan and it s the lack of noise during the
Assembly, other top members of the presidi tav time that ia so revealing , ,
The olficial Tass news agency urn and the council of ministers Rob Holxemer la especially fond
son,i normal- and low- tonight Khrushchev, a large party m Also on hand at the flug — he »( fishing whenever possible . .
odes and lhe C N delegation- decked airport was lhe foreigr till Fulkerson la a daily reader
from lhe Communist countries of dink,malic corps, including th< : >f incidentally' E. J. HchleeM
nf'rr Hungary. Bulgaria and Romania U.8 minister counselor. Edwart reports the weather in Florida.
into the TO* in the
High temnernfures thi'
n«s,n were foreenst from obout 70 sailed this evening aboard the So-jU Freers Jr
in the north to the lower 90s injvtet ship Raltika Also aboar'l Before boarding
■Dawy. I ord as ,«M> of neglect and indif-1 M Hankes. loin Fust Denton. *ho extreme soulheuast. with gen ] were the delegations from
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the Khrushchev embraced and kissed
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to Kaliningrnd Sergei
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heldi Heaviest falnfuN reported wa- the former East Prussian city bouquet which Khrushchev hand 9 am and 7 pm for prompt
12 43 inches at Vlci. ' which used to be named Koen ed to his younget daughter Elena I courteous service, always'
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