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House weakening rapidly and that
BONHAM (P
Air Victims
"The speaker had a rest-
Are Identified
difficulties
NEW!
RICHMOND, Va. (PP—Med-
Reds Demand Probe
Rayburn is dying of can-
the edge of Richmond’s Byrd reputed Soviet proposal —
correct.
for East-West negotiations hospital.
Berlin Wall Bulwarked
crash.
Terrorists Kill
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Bonn Policy
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Rayburn Conscious
For Brief Periods
week, President Charles de
Gaulle said negotiations for
a cease-fire could start "any
tomobiles past the modest
two-story tan brick Risser
York and received a thun-
derous ovation.
The president had extend-
ed a personal invitation to
Casals to play at Monday
CHICAGO (UPI)-Korean
military strong man Park
kidnapped his brother.
Another terrorist raked a
He has occasionally played
for dosed audiences, such as
in 1958 when he appeared
at the annual United Na-
one of his poems.
Since then, Frost and poet-
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death could be a few hours
or a few days away. There
was hardly a dry eye in
Bonham.
A late bulletin, however,
said: "Mr. Sam has rallied
considerably since Sunday.
Breathing has improved. He
has taken liquids well. In-
writer.
By his own choice, Casals,
was in for tea with Mrs
Kennedy
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LIMITED WORLD GOVERNMENT is called for by re-
tired Brig. Gen. Hugh B. Hester, right, posing with
Rockwell Kent, chairman of the National Council of
American-Soviet Friendship, before the council-spon-
sored meeting in New York’s Carnegie Hall Sunday
night. Hester, speaking to an audience of 1,000, called
for the limited world government with powers to en-
force its laws so as to avert a third world war, (AP
Wirephoto)
SAIGON (UPI)—The International Control Commis-
sion Monday received a request from the Communist
North Viet Nam regime to investigate the reported build-
up of United States warplanes and airmen in South Viet
Nam
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Algerian Senator
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Dr. Risser, 45, has said
that cancer patients "have
a remarkable tenacity. And
everybody knows Sam Ray-
burn is a fighter." Sunday
revolution fails, it is inevit
able that the Communists
will come to power."
His Chicago stopover wag
marred by a traffic accie
dent.
Seven persona were in-
jured when five of the 30
cars in Park’s motorcade
piled up on the Northwest
Expressway shortly before
midnight.
The motorcade was en-
route from O’Hare Airport
to the Drake Hotel, where
Park spent the night.
Park’s car was ahead of
those involved in the chain-
reaction crash. No member
of the official party was
hurt but the niece of a
prominent Korean business-
man suffered a serious head
injury.
Park’s Chicago schedule
included a breakfast with
South Korean students and
a City Hall ceremony with
Mayor Richard J. Daley.
The general was scheduled
to arrive at Washington’s
National Airport at 4 p.m.
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Speaker Sam Rayburn’s pe-
riods of mental clarity are
short now, Dr. Joe Risser
said Monday.
When asked how much
clarity remains, Rayburn’s
physician said, "He recog-
nized me.”
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President and Mrs. Ken-
WASHINGTON IP - Pab-
lo Casals, the politically con-
scious 84-year-old cellist,
will play at the While House
Monday night as culture
takes another bow on the
New Frontier.
The occasion is a formal
dinner in honor of Casal’s
Old friend, Gov. Luis Munoz
Marin of Puerto Rico, who
is no stranger to the arts.
Before turning to politics,
Munoz was highly regarded
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He told the students his
regime is against Com*
BERLIN (UPI) - More
than 1,000 Communist po-
licemen Monday strength-
ened the wall on the East-
West Berlin border which
was built exactly three
months ago. But at least
15 East Germans fled to
West Berlin during the
night
The Communists extend-
ed the "death zone," the
no-man’s land along the
wall, and dug new ditches
on the 25-mile - border.
They also carried out more
Panic Denied
NEW YORK (P—City civil
defense director Robert F.
Condon—asked whether the
increased interest in fallout
shelters indicates that Amer-
icans are becoming pan-
icky-declared "The Amer-
ican people don’t get pan-
icky."
ical authorities hope to have
new evidence Monday that
will help to complete identifi-
cation of the 77 victims of
the crash Wednesday night
of a flaming airliner carry-
ing army recruits.
Doctors at the Medical
Prisoner Starving
PARIS (P—Mohammed Ben Bella, imprisoned
vice premier of the Algerian rebel regime, was reported
growing weaker Monday on the 12th day of a hunger
strike to force concessions from the French,
The 44-year-old rebel leader and two subordinates
are imprisoned in the heavily guarded Chateau de Tur-
quant, 100 miles southwest of Paris.
He began the hunger strike November 2. joining
4,000 other Algerian prisoners in refusing food.
The rebel regime in Tunis has long wanted Ben Bel-
la, one of the leaders of the nationalist rebellion in
Algeria, to take a seat at peace negotiations. France
has balked, saying that first there must be a cease-fire,
then there can be talk of bringing in Ben Bella.
were easily
more lives and one Euro-
pean was kidnaped. Authori-
ties said rebels invaded a
the American Shakespeare
Festival in Stratford, Conn.,
performed excerpts from
five Shakespearean dramas
in the famous east ball-
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Airport. The airplane, with
two engines dead and a third
faltering, was attempting an
emergency landing
Two Engines Dead
Seconds before the crash
the pilot radioed that his
third engine was going out
and that he could not get
his landing gear down. The
ship Apparently then lost
power and fell into a wood-
ed marsh and exploded.
Hearing Scheduled
Meanwhile, Edward Slat-
tery, public information of-
ficer for the Civil Aeronau-
tics board, said the CAB
had completed its prelim-
inary investigation here. The
board will conduct a hear-
ing in Richmond in about
two weeks.
He said this was one of
the largest investigations
into an air crash conducted
by the CAB. Slattery said
that 12 investigators from
Washington and three from
New York worked on the
fire, killing two persons and
wounding six Downtown,
gunmen opened up from a
moving car and wounded
three more.
The political battle also
continued. In Tunis Moham-
med Yazid, information min-
ister for the Algerian rebel
government, said there could
be no cease-fire negotiations
while Moslem prisoners re-
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They are Rayburn’s
friends and neighbors from
Bonham and surrounding
towns of his beloved fourth
congressional district who
want to pay their respects
unobtrusively to the 79-year-
old "Mr. Sam."
Saturday afternoon. Dr.
Risser said the speaker was
up, preparing for the con-
cert that will be one of his
rare appearances in this
country.
A native of Spain, Casals played at a dinner at Mount
once vowed never to play in'Vernon, Va., last July in
HAMBURG, Germany (—
Chancellor Konrad Aden-
auer says his new Christian
Democrat - Free Democrat
government, formed only
after stormy negotiations,
"will carry on the same
foreign policy that was fol-
lowed before.”
The 85-year-old West Ger-
man leader gave this pledge
Sunday night in Hamburg,
where the Socialists in-
creased their usual local
lead over his Christian Dem-
ocrats in a local election.
Report* Denied
Speaking on a question-
and-answer TV show, Ad-
enauer said "Talk here and
there in foreign newspapers
about the lack of steadfast-
ness and the unreliability of
the German people” is total-
ly wrong. As to western de-
fenses, he said:
"We will fulfill our duties
to the utmost.”
Adenauer reported he will
discuss Berlin, Germany’s
contributions to the North
Atlantic Alliance, and gener-
al European issues with
President Kennedy when he
goes to Washington next
Monday.
News Leak Embarrasses
The chief Berlin angle of
the moment is the leakage
to western newsmen of a
The Imperial Airlines Con-
stellation carrying the re-
cruits to training at Fort
Jackson, S C., crashed at
-AP Wirephote May, addressed Korean stu-
Gen. Park Chung-hee dents at breakfast.
United States does,- andboud of the Sudan visited
Casals has not been heard the White House last month
in a public concert in this a cast of seven players from
night's dinner. During last
year's p r e s i d e n t i a l bar in this city's European
■ quarter with machine gun
removals of border resi-
dents.
West Berlin police ob-
served what they said
were at least 1,000 Com-
munist border policemen
at work , on a two-mile
stretch of border in the
Luebars area on the
boundary of the French
and Soviet sectors.
They felled trees, root-
ed up bushes and demol-
ished garden shacks to
provide a clear field of
fire against refugees.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.-
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that would put the future of
West Berlin, rather than a
German treaty, first on the
agenda.
Authoritative sources in
Bonn said Adenauer's gov-
ernment was embarrassed
because the proposal actual-
ly originated with its am-
bassador to Moscow,
world’s greatest cellist, will
not dine with the guests of House for chats with the
cer and there is a steady night it appeared that the
stream of slowly driven au- veteran congressman was
proving his personal friend
mained “in danger of death."
The rebel cabinet met to
consider the eases of five
Moslem leaders, including
Vice Premier Mohammed
Ben Bella, being held in a
Loire Valley chateau. The
five went on a hunger strike
November 2.
Reports from Rabat said
Ben Bella and his colleagues
were in "grave" conition.
“It would be lacking in
realism,” Yazid said, “to
believe that Algerian patriots
can be found who will agree
to negotiate at a time when
. . . five Algerian ministers
are in danger of death."
During his tour of Corsica
considered by many the historian Carl Sandburg
have called at the White
farm 60 miles south of the, day" if neither side imposed
city, killed one European and ' "prior conditions.”
20 to 30 AD6's, about a dozen operational helicopters
and dozens of C47's. The AD6 Skyraider single-engine
fighter bomber is no longer manufactured in the U. S.
The U. S. Military Assistance Advisory Group spokes-
man here would say only that the U. S. was "send-
ing an air force unit here to train the south Viet Nam
air force.”
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Hasing its complaint on reports by New York news- „ „ ,
papers. North Viet Nam asked the ICC to look into the College of Virginia so far
matter have succeeded in identify-
The United States has had a training unit in South ing 36 of the bodies in the
Viet Nam for some time. It has been working with the temporarymorgue; T eY in-
3,000-man Vietnamese air force, which has an estimated clude 34 of the 4 recrui s
killed in the crash and two
| of the three airplane crew-
jmen who perished.
Information Awaited
The identified young sol-
diers have been placed in
flag-draped coffins at Fort
Lee awaiting arrangements
by their families.
Dr. H H Karnitschnig,
acting Virginia chief medi-
cal examiner, said army
teams have been gathering
additional information from
the families of the army re-
cruits to aid in further iden-
tification. He said the in-
formation, which includes
dental charts and inventories
of personal belongings,
should begin arriving here
Monday.
ALGIERS (UPI) - Ter-
rorists armed with machine
guns ambushed a taxicab
Sunday and killed a Moslem
senator known as an advo-
cate of a peaceful solution
to the French-Algerian war.
The victim. Sen. Salah
Benacer. 61, had just re-
turned from France. Bena-
cer, also the mayor of the
village of Mekla, was riding
from the airport to town
with his son when machine
gun bullets ripped into the
taxi about 20 miles east of
here.
The senator’s son survived
the attack, but it was not
known if he was injured.
cleared. Weakness still se-
vere. Periods of alertness
infrequent. Condition still
critical."
campaign, the cellist had
written an open letter in sup-
port of Kennedy.
The administration's many
gestures to the arts began
on inauguration day when
as a poet, and also has been poet Robert Frost, battling
an editor, publisher and a glaring sun, presented
ful night. Some respiratory frequent periods of alertness.
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countries that recognize its honor of President Ayub
dictator Generalissi- Khan of Pakistan. When
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Chung-Hee, enroute to Wash- munists and added, "If this
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bi said Monday he would never
E2 permit the Communist Party
! to exist in Korea.
L| /p , Park, a lieutenant general
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m j Republic of Korea in a near-
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France Urges 1
A Firm Stand
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PARIS (— French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve
de Murville predicted Monday that firmness and unity
will preserve Western positions and world peace in the
Berlin crisis.
“The problem of Berlin is the problem of Germany
as a whole, and beyond that, the problem of the future
of all western Europe, which itself cannot be divorced
from the future of the Atlantic alliance, that is, of the
entire free world,” Couve de Murville said.
I do not think anything can divide us on essentials,”
he said. “If we keep together without flinching, there
isno reason why we should not safeguard our Western
positions and preserve the peace of the world.”
Salazar Keeps Control
LISBON, Portugal (UPI)—Premier Antonio de Oli-
veira Salazar’s government was swept back into power
Monday through national elections in which there were
no opposition candidates.
The government hailed the balloting—in which it
said 70 to 80 percent of the electorate voted—as a rebuke
to Salazar’* critics who had called for a boycott of the
polls.
Interior Minister Alfredo Rodrigues dos Santos re-
ported a worker was killed and three policemen and
a national guard trooper wounded in a clash on election
eve in the populous district of Almada. But the only
Incidents reported during the election Sunday were minor
disturbances at Grandola and Courco.
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