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Oklahcaa Historical Society
MIAMI DAIL
56TH YEAR NO 172 16 PAGES
P4bilshed Every Evening 'Except Saturclayi and Sunday
Naming by Miami Newspapers inc
MIAMI OKLA SUNDAY JANUARY 18 1959 DAILY 5 CENTS-SUNDAY 15 CENTS
Nty Oklahoma
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SRECORD
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To Join Young Hemingway
Wilbur Plans
A frican Safari
BY MACK BOS WELL
Warren W Wilbur whose museum at his Twin Ranch-
es in northwest Ottawa county is packed with trophies
from big game hunts over the past 23 years will climax
his favorite pastime with a two-month safari next August
and September below the equator in British East Africa
Pat Hemingway 30 son of famous author Ernest Hem-
Ing‘vay and Jim Gay of Laramie Wyo will hunt with
I Wilbur
Accoupanying them will be 12
Tanks Used To African natives Four will serve
as skinners two as trackers and
one as cook The other five will
RoutArgentine beThgeivehnunvtanrgioutrsiosafari duties
verse 3000 miles in the Tangani-
yika territory of British East Al-
Meat Workers rica Their vehicles will be an
English Rover similar to an
American jeep and two Bagley
Sitdown Strike four-wheel drive trucks
Halted by Clash tons cargo will Include two
of salt for use in preserv-
BUENOS AIRES (UPI) — More ing trophies after the kills
than 1000 soldiers and police Wilbur and Gay will take 20000
battered their way into a meat - feet of motion picture film and a
packing house with four Sherman
wide assortment of camera equip-
tanks Saturday and threw out 6- ment to Africa Both are exper-
000 sitdown strikers in a four-hour ienced cameramen in addition to
clash all other phases of hunting
Officials reported 30 workers in- "We will take turns in filming
lured in the furious melee in the kills while the other is doing
which police fired tear gas shells the actual shooting with the big
and animals ran loose through the game rifles" Wilbur said
sprawling grounds of the govern- le explained the emphasis on
ment-owned Lisandro de la Torre photography is one reason the
packinghouse chief supplier of in- safari will span two months in-
expensive meat stead of the customary one
Police were armed with sub- Upon their return to the US
machine guns but denied that they on Oct 5 Wilbur will take the
fired them Most of the injuries film to Kansas City where it will
were caused by the tear gas be edited and narrated with mu-
bombs and by police clubs sical backgrounds by profession-
Most of the strikers quickly als
evacuated the plant when the In addition to his own personal
tanks tore through the iron gates use of the films for Baptist
of the main entrance but some brotherhood tours and other ap-
holed up on the fourth floor and pearances the pictorial record of
It took police three more hours to the big hunt will be marketed'
dislodge them commercially The films may be'
Fires started and burned seen by millions on television and
through wooden partitions fed by on private and commercial motion
highly combustible animal fat I picture screens
Residents of the neighborhood
Although the trip is months
around the national meatpacking
away Wilbur has already corn-
plant joined the fray against the -
pleted most of the major details
authorities and blockaded streets
for the big adventure He applied
adding to the confusion
for his passport at the Ottawa
Mounted police charged groups
court clerk's office Thursday
of workers to scatter them
The workers who had threat-
'Wilbur will leave July 24 board-
ened to reduce the plant to ashes ing a regular airliner at Tulsa for
'
hi a dispute over government New York lie and Gay have
booked
plans to sell the enterprise to flight from New York to
private industry were met with Paris by jet eirliner whicb will
a barrage of tear gas spewed complete the hop to the French
from a launcher on a small tank capital in 6I hours
as well as with standard tear gas From Paris they will fly to
shells Nairobi British E Africa and
Sitdown Strike
Halted by Clash
BUENOS AIRES (UPI) — More
than 1000 soldiers and police
battered their way into a meat-
packing house with four Sherman
tanks Saturday and threw out 6-
000 sitdown strikers in a four-hour
clash
Officials reported 30 workers in-
jured in the furious melee in
which police fired tear gas shells
end animals ran loose through the
sprawling grounds of the governrnent-owned
Usandro de la Torre
packinghouse chief supplier of in-
expensive meat
Police were armed with sub-
machine guns but denied that they
fired them Most of the injuries
were caused by the tear gas
bombs and by police clubs
Most of the strikers quickly
evacuated the plant when the
tanks tore through the iron gates
of the main entrance but some
holed up on the fourth floor and
it tnnk police three more hours to
dislodge them
Fires started and burned
3isiooge them I commercially The films may be Agents Wanting
Fires s t a r t e d and burned seen by millions on television and
lirough wooden partitions fed by i on private and commercial motion To See Treasure
lighly combustible animal fat I picture screens
Residents of the neighborhood! CORSICANA Tex (11P1)—DE
round the national meatpacking!
Although the trip is months Jones a $50-a-week service sta-
)Iant joined the fray against the - 1
N
away ' Wilbur has already coin- tion attendant with eight children
authorities and blockaded streets
pleted most of the major detallshas agreed to show Secret Ser
adding to the confusion -
for the big adventure He applied vice agents where he says he hid
Mounted police charged groups for his passport at the Ottawa a $2408000 treasure in gold bars
court clerk's office Thursday
of workers to scatter them Jones claims he found the gold
The workers who had threat- 'Wilbur will leave July 24 board- —bars w e i g h i n g about 50
aned to reduce the plant to ashes ing a regular airliner at Tulsa for pounds each—while picking bet--
In a dispute over government New York lie and Gay have ries in East Texas last May 17
plans to sell the enterprise to booked flight from New York to He says he put the gold where
private industry were met with Paris by jet airliner which will ! even the Russians couldn't finch
a barrage of tear gas spewed complete the hop to the French! it" 1
From a launcher on a small tank capital in 61 hours Forrest V Sorrels in charge of
os well as with standard tear gas From Paris they will fly to the Secret Service office in Dal-
Nairobi British E Africa and
shells las sent an agent to question
from there will travel 180 miles Jones about the gold
I south to Arusha home ot Pat "He claims he has got it" Sor-
V ictims Bothes Hemingway and headquarters rels says: "He says he will turn
for his safari operations it in and we are going to give:
Commenting that he had bagged 'him an opportunity to show us
Taken From Sea every variety of big game on the where it is
North American continent "except "But until we have actually
MAR DEL PLATA Argentina See WILBUR on page 3 seen the gold we don't want to
(UPI)—Search crews braved driv-
make any comments about it
ipg rains and heavy seas Satur- L
I o And we haven't seen any gold
cloy in a search for the bodies of iquor Road
yet"
Sorrels flatly refused to say
victims of Argentina's second
when Jones has promised to lead
wOrst aviation disaster
Only one man was known to Measures on his agents to the gold
have survived the stormy sea of The Secret Service saw Jones
this resort city Friday night dur- week's si Friday a fact which Jones
ing a rainstorm at denied Sorrels said it was not
By midday frogmen and sur-
Jones's fault he had been cau-
face search crews had recovered OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI)—The tioned not to tell anybody about
the bodies of 34 persons Automo- remaining key points in Gov How-
the visit
biles beamed their headlights out ard Edmondson's program are ex-
A reporter asked Jones flatly
to sea to help the searchers Huge pected to be introduced to the 27th whether he is perpetrating a hoax
spot lights also were used to cut Legislature this coming week upon people with his gold story
"If there is any hoaxing
through the darkness of the Three bills to tighten liquor en-
"Not that I know of" he re-
blanketing rains forcement are on tap for Monclav plied done they're hoaxing them-
The plane left Buenos Aires Fri- A resolution for a public N'ote oni being
day night with 46 passengers anda constitutional highway commis-Is any case it was an extreme-
eives'"
In
five crew members There wereIsion is the only remaining part of!
f L N7rit1rt1ric —--- ily light-h e a r t e d case on both
as far as is known no North
Americans aboard It was en-
route to Bahia Blanca with a
stopover here
Slight Warming
' Trend Predicted
The temperature climbed no
higher than 33 in NIlami Saturday
after a brief morning snow as-
sault gave way to sunshine
Clear to partly cloudy skies
are predicted for Sunday in the
Miami area with a rising tem-
perature trend A high of near
40 is forecast
The low early Saturday was 17
degrees
Billy Graham Flies
West for Vacation
MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — Evan-
gelist Billy Graham flew to the
West Coast Saturday to join his
wife and then take a two-week
vacation in Hawaii as a rest cure
for an eye ailment
Graham unexpectedly left the
Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minn
Friday night and drove here after
a three-day examination by eye
specialists
Lye specialists said Grahams
ailment was a clouding in his left
eye caused by a nervous disorder
which stemmed from overwork
Edmondson's program not com-
pleted Hearings will be held Tuesday
and Wednesday on repeal
A fourth repeal resolution en-
dorsed by Neil Bogan head of al
Tulsa repeal group is expected to
be introduced during the week
will provide for statewide repeal
and city option to be voted on sep-
arately at one election
Snipe at Governor
Edmondson had introduced most
of his program a5 well as most of
the big appropriation bills when
legislators wound up their second
week Thursday
There was considerable sniping
at the governor by both House and
Senate members the second week
but no legislation reached the
point where a test could be made
of his voting strength
All of his constitutional reforms
will require a two-thirds vote in
each house which will make his
task more difficult
Texan Pledges
To Show Gold
sides: Jones's and the govern-
ment's For instance Sorrels was told
about the belief of CW Loyd 76
a retired master sergeant living
See GOLD on page 3
"Don't you touch a button or
blow your head off" Bost said the
bandit told him "When I took out
the cash tray he grabbed a hand-
ful of bills stuffed them in his
pocket and ran Out"
Bost who with another employe
shot and killed one of two bandits
when the bank was held up in 1930
said he gave chase with a rifle
Saturday but the gunman had al-
ready fled
Thi bandit wore no mask but
was dressed in a light gray over-
coat and a hat Bost said The hat
was left in the car when the gun-
man abandoned it
Turning Point in
Virginia's Race
Crisis Expected
Warren Wilbur Plans to add African trophies to museum
Police Scour Hilly Region
For Westville Bank Bandif
WESTVILLE (UPI) -- Poi' -cb from two states tramped
through swirling snow in r I country near here Sat-
urday searching for a bareht ed bandit who held up the
People's Bank of Westville and escaped with $5000
The gunman fled on foot into On
nearby hills when his stolen get-
away car ran out of gas five miles Trial of Temple
east of this community of nearly
3000 near the Arkansas state line Bombing Suspect
Oklahoma and Arkansas troop-
ers surrounded the woods covered Drawing to End
by two Inches of snow with more
falling ATLANTA (UPI) — The stet(
The bandit hurried into the bank neared the end of its case Satur
at 9:45 am Saturday waved his day in the trial of George Bright
gun at the six customers and told charged with bombing the Jewist
them to "get back" lie walked temple here last Oct 12 aftei
over to the desk and pointed tilt its two star witnesses said Brighi
gun at bank president W C Bost' anti-Semitic and talked aboui
as
Trial of Temple
Bombing Suspect
Drawing to End
ATLANTA (UM — The state
neared the end of its case Satur-
day in the trial of George Bright
charged with bombing the Jewish
temple here last Oct 12 after
its two star witnesses said Bright
was anti-Semitic and talked about
the bombing plans
The jury was not expected to
get the case before sometime
next week however The defense
has subpoenaed nearly 100 per-
sons Georgia law prohibits delibera-
tions by a jury on Sunday and
the 12-man panel was expected to
be locked up late Saturday night
following the third evening session
of the week
Undercover agent L E Rogers
who was paid $75 a month for
nearly a year by the FBI to re-
port on anti-Semitic activities in
the Atlanta area testified Bright
and three other men charged with
the bombing were active in a lo-
cal chapter of the National States
Rights Party
Preachers Disclaim
Cuban News Quotes
virginia s K ace rreacners DISCICIIM MATANZAS Cuba (UPI) — from i
they helped 200 persons m the
Revolutionary justice relented Sat-
Crisis Expe'cted Cuban News Quotes urday and freed 'Juliana Munoz ! "tel' many of them brought to
: the ground from upper stories on
PLANT CITY Ha (UPI)—Two Garcia when persons who accused !I d i -
RICHMOND Va (I PI)
ing
—:- --Vir' Florida ministers reported in a her of informing for Batista La ccrs Dozens of others includ-
elderly women guests and
radio interview Saturday
ginia faces a crucial week ahead agents refused to testify in court
of legal decisions expected to they maids climbed down outside fire
were misquoted by a Cuban news- against her 1
escapes from as high as the top
bring a turning point in the Com-
paper as being in sympathy with Capt William Galves who re-
floor
monwealth's unyielding "massive the wave of Cuban executions I lected her sobbing plea for mercy I
The admitting office at Receiv—
resistance" to school integration I i last week and said "She must 1
1 "That statement is totally false
Both the Virginia Supreme Court Th h I die" personally signed the order ing Hospital said 14 persons were
ere is no truth to it at ail i personally I trontod fir smoke inhalation
of Appeals and a three-judge fed-: the tvvo Plant City Baptists said
eral constitutional court are to The Revs B B Chespiene and
rule on the validity of the 5'1 of R E Dawkins are conducting a
"massive resistance" laws enact-I revival meeting in Havana They
ed two years ago told Radio Station 1A'PLA that the
It is expected generally that thel general morale among most
courts will strike down parts if not Cubans was high They also said
all of the laws which have resist-!the overall attitude toward Amer-
ed integration but which havelrica was good despite US criti-
shut 13000 pupils Out of class-cism of the mass executions
rooms in Norfolk Front Royal and
Charlottesville REP MARTIN IMPROVES
A turning point almost certainl!1 BOSTON (UPI)--Rep Joseph W
is at hand regardless of whether!Martin Jr (R-Mass) deposed GOP
the laws are upheld The states House leader reported Saturday
political leaders already have sup- he was "on the road to recovery''
gested changes but have not spec- from a blood clot condition which
0 HONOR DULLES courts will strike down parts if not-
Cubans was high They also said of tvvo teen-age boys in Matannsl
1 tu 44 am est ana tne
WEST POINT N Y (UPI) — all of the laws which have resist-!the overall attitude toward Amer- lier accusers said she informed
was reported under control
Secretary of State John Foster ed integration but which hayelrica was good despite US $15 a week minutes'
criti
Dulles will be presented with the shut 13000 pupils Out of class-cism of the mass executions for
But when investigators sought!n
i Fire Chief J H Adler sa
second annual Syyanus Thayer rooms in Norfolk Front Royal and the witnesses to appear before a!
1 e generally was confinl
blu
Award at founders day cere- Charlottesville REP MARTIN IMPROVES revolutionary tribunal against her1
'the lobby floor although f
monies here on March 20 A turning point almost certainly BOSTON (UPI)—Rep Joseph W they declined although they had
The award is presented by the is at hand regardless of whether!NIartin Jr (R-Mass) deposed GOP leveled the accusations earlier I did race up several floors tl
1 ventilators and devator sha
U S Military Academy's Associa- the laws are upheld The state's House leader reported Saturday Her case had brought worldwide
tion of graduates to the American political leaders already have sup- he was "on the road to recovery'' attention A hen a picture of Galvesi
who exemplifies the West Point gested changes but have not spec from a blood clot condition which rejecting her sobbing plea for life Former Oklahomas
motto 'Duty Honor Country" ified what they should be forced him to walk with a canelappeared in foreign newspapers
Texas Road Victim
Plane in Distress 5 Hours Sli
Trans World Airline super con-1 an intermediate stop on its flight
stellation with 28 passengers and from Washington and Indianapolis
tire crew members aboard made to Kansas City
a safe belly landing Saturday af-1 It continued on to Kansas City
ter circling for more than five to use up fuel while the crew
hours with faulty landing gear I made emergency attempts to re-
There was no fire and all 1 pair the gear
aboard debarked without appar- At one point Capt NI E
ent injury Schaefer asked all women pas
The big four - engined three- sengers to volunteer their lipstick
KANSAS CITY Mo (UP!)—A-attempted to land at St Louls1 It was decided to bring the
plane in for the emergency land-
ing at Olathe in a comparatively
rural area
Olathe Richards Gebaur Air
Force Base and the Kansas City
Fire Department put their chemi-
cal trucks into action to lay down
foamite a snowy substance nor-
mally used under pressure on oil
and gas fires
It greases the runway and al-
lows the plane to slide along
Anti-American
Feeling Rises
Across Island
'Informer' Freed
In Cuba as Rebel
Witnesses Balk
HUNGRY THIEVES jive crew members aboard madelto Kansas City rural area plane
NEW CASTLE Ind (UPI) —a safe belly landing Saturday af-1 It continued on to Kansas City Olathe Richards Gebaur Air It touched down on the foam
Thieves who broke into Cadiz ter circling for more than fiveito use up fuel while the crewiForce Base and the Kansas City at 4:39 pm and glided to a
High School Thursday night ig- hours with faulty landing gear 'made emergency attempts to re-iFire Department put their chemi- smooth halt
nored money in coin operated ma- There was no fire and all1pair the gear cal trucks into action to lay down Capt Schaefer said he made
chines but consumed 27 contain- aboard debarked without appar- At one point Capt NI E foamite a snowy substance nor- the landing with a little more fuel
ers of chocolate milk 10 dozen ent injury Schaefer asked all women pas mally used under pressure on oil than he had intended to but that
eggs and 20 pounds of sausage The big four - engined three- sengers to volunteer their lipstick and gas fires one engine was beginning to run
tailed aircraft slid to a safe stop and liquid cosmetics This was It greases the runway and al- a little rough
HEADS MEXICAN: Ar:i on a foam covered runway at jammed into the hydraulic system lows the plane to slide along The foam on the runway w as
MEXICO CITY (UP!) — Gen Olathe Naval Air Station south- i in an attempt to build up pres-i The fire trucks continually re-ionlY 100 feet wide and 1500 feet
Tomai Sanchez Hernandez for- west of Kansas City sure but failed I h at the time but Schaefer said
ifres ed the foam as the airliner
did not cart to chance the
mer commander of the 2nd Mill- Tension had been mounting: Nleanwhile TWA military and made numerous passes over thelle
r- treated tor smoke innalation
freeing her at least temporarily
' None was burned
Mrs Munoz 4'2 a hospital sec
roary and mother of two boys Room clerk Lou Baize said the
was accused of giving agents of fire started in Chickee's hat
former dictator Fulencio Batista 9Shop facing the street on Grand
n
' Circus Park
former dictator Fulgencio Batista
information that led to the slaying
of two teen-age boys in Matanzas
I which stemmed from overwork!mer commander ot the :nci riiii-i tension nan peen mnunong: Ntearoknoe I r A military ann mane numerous passes over tut- 1-
They ordered the evangelist to i tary Dis!rict has been appointed since 11:30 a nt est hen the civilian air authorities teamed up fi eld to u5e up its fucl and kssen eXtra 15 to 20 nlinUtt'S it ‘A mild
take it eeisy for three or fourchief of staff of the Mexican: plane found that its right landing in an effott to bring the airliner' the fire hatard
weeks
i army
gear skould not come don as it to safety
'
i As it made its final approach: ha‘e taken to ( omplete the foam-
See PLANE on page 3
i ii
Big 4 Conference Viewed
After President illiittoyan
Discuss Cold War Stands
tnti-Fresel-e' No Statements
f-
Anti-American
Anaas us My' al
' F eeng li Rises u p But Talks Get
Across Island IUseful 1 Label
SAULT STE MARIE Mich U3CI Ill LOU"'
10
(UPI)—The amazing "human ici-
cle William Korpie who was
hours exposure in zero tempera
found "stiff as a board" after 12 Berlin Germany
-
tore was up and walking around Leading Issues?
at War Memorial Hospital Satur-
day
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presl-
Dr William F Mertaugh wholdent Eisenhower and Soviet Dep-
expressed the belief that Korpie's!uty Premier Anastas I Mikoyan
life may have been saved by thelexchanged cold war views for an
anti-freeze action of alcohol in ihour and a half Saturday Well-
his blood from heavy drinkingIplaced informants predicted the
said Korpie's temperature Satur-Italks would lead to a Big - Four
day was only slightly above or-1
foreign ministers meeting on Ber-
n
'lin and German reunification
mat His respiration was perfect
Castro Planning found "stiff as a hoard" after 12 Berlin Germany
hours exposure in zero tempera-
Big Protest Rally tare was up and walking around Leading Issues?
at War Memorial Hospital Satur-
HAVANA (UPI) — Anti-Amen- day WASHINGTON (UPI) — Prest-
can sentiment swept across Cuba Dr William F Mertaugh who dent Eisenhower and Soviet De
expressed the belif that Korpie's p-
e
Saturday in reaction to criticism !uty Premier Anastas I Mikoyan
of "war crimes" trials and execu- life may have been saved by thesexchanged cold war views for an
tions by revolutionary tribunals anti-freeze action of alcohol in i hour and a half Saturday Well-
Transport workers in Camaguey his blood from heavy drinking' placed informants predicted t h e
lks
Province threatened to strike said Korpie's temperature Satur-i ta would lead to a Big - Four
against an "imperialist Yankee day was only slightly above nor-I foreign ministers meeting on Ber-
company" running the consolidat- mat His respiration was perfect lin and German reunification
ed railroads of Cuba and his pulse was normal When The White House emphasized
The newspaper "La Tarde" brought to the hospital Friday a after the talks that "no new
blasted Rep Wayne Hays (D- temperature of 39 degrees was proposals" were exchanged But
Ohio) for suggesting the United registered at his ankle it joined with Mikoyan in terming
States intervene to stop the exec- Mertaugh said Korpie's rapid the discussions "useful" in reach-
utions of accused henchmen of comeback was nearly as miracu
ing a better understanding of
ousted dictator Fulgencio Batista bus as his survival East-West positions
Fidel Castro who led the revo- The doctor admitted his view Authoritative sources voiced he-
lutionary government into power that a 1 c o h o 1 in Korpie's blooddief that what Mikoyan learned in
as arranging for a giant rally may
have saved him from freez- talks with Eisenhower and Secre-
of half a million Cubans in Ha-
W
ing to death might get him "in- tary of State John Foster Dulle
vana Wednesday night to protest s
to trouble" with the medical pro- might lead to some softening of
the "insolent" foreign interference
fession and organizations "like the Soviet position on Berlin Ger-
Despite their angry defense of ihe wc-ru man unification European secur-
the executions the revolutionists But the doctor said he holds ity and disarmament
indicated a softening and more
to the theory and still believes Tiley said they believed t h i s
cautious approach on handling ac- it
could bring Soviet acceptance of
cusations against supporters of
Batista power conference on Berlin and
night said the heavy concentration of ki — In Chicago a medical authori-
the Western proposal for a four-
ty who declined to be identified
Castro estimated Friday ermany before May 27 This is
that the total number of execu-
alcohol probably acted as an an- th e deadline Russia has set for
tions would be less than 450—about esthetic rather than as an anti-
withdrawal of U S British and
double the present number freeze Doctors he said do not
French forces from West Berlin
Castro got out of his sickbed know whether alcohol as such has
No Summit Meeting
against his doctors orders for the a protective effect in the blood-
However these sources got the
second straight day and set off in See FREEZE on page 3
impression that there would be no
a motorcade to keep a promise
summit meeting at least within
to visit Pinar Del Rio Province
the forseeable future
Na
the only one of the six Cuban zarA
provinces he has not visited since
Detroit I i Blaze Mikoyan who has talked freely
with reporters during his "unol-
Batista was overthrown
' ficial" American tour declined tr
PAS he lett Maj Juan Nuiry the c t 1 I e
answer questions after his talk
new adjutant general of the rebel 2 i n n
1 ului iv Trio with the President
army said trial of prisoners in
He said they exchanged views
Cabana Prison would not be car-
See M1KOYAN on page 3
ried out for a few more days
pending completion of investiga- Elevator Traps
tions of the accused men They Hotel's Victims
had been scheduled to start Fri- I Johnson Plans
DETROIT (UPI) — Three men
day
burned to death and 14 other
In Oriente Province which suf- Space Hearing
Ipersons were overcome by smoke
fered the brunt of the civil war!
Castro's brother Raul announced IIINGTON (UPI) — Senate
Saturday when flames raced WAS
Democratic leader L y n d o n B
that executions had been haltedr through the lobby of the Hotel
Toiler in downtown Detroit l Johnson announced Saturday he
there too while evidence w a si
The dead were trapped in an will conduct hearings to settle a
lb e i n g collected although they
i
d I
elevator which stoppe on y
growing wrangle over U S pro-
would be resumed eventually I
inches from the lobby floor igress in defense and space pro-
Fourteen more suspects -- both
Chief Medic Examiner
civilian a n d military — were! d- grams
ward tentatively Dr t
Zawadt 1 ten a ve y i en '-
E
s The powerful Texan said he
picked up in Havana and trials
resumed in Matanzas where five i wants to 'straighten out the con
P McDermott 47 assistant man-
lied two of the victims as John
fusion" created by varying views
major "war crimes" suspects mayi
ages of the hotel and George offered recently by President Ei-
face the firing squad Reports
!
Harr Paulsen hotel 11' -Nixon and Sen Stuart Sym-
'
y au sen genera
Mich senhower Vice President Richard
from Camaguey indicated addi-
s M Ni
Washburn 65 Farmington
tional executions of condemned
persons there could be expectecli !ington (D-Mo)
manager rsi estimated the hottedtehlerwehewne Thee
within 24 hours
blaze broke out in a hat shop off
the lobby In addition about 70 Canadian Envoy to
'Informer' hotel employes were in the 14-1
Informer Freed u s Is Announced
I kil IllUt titLIALU I I Iiii1:11VILI 141thltC1 circus Park
information that led to the slaying 1
The first &arm was sounded at i
of two teen-age boys in Matanzas
10:44 am est and the blaze
Her accusers said she informed
for $I5 a week Avas reported under control within
130 minutes 1
But when investigators sought I Fire le J H Ch' f 1 It Adler said the
the witnesses to appear before a blaze
generally was confined to
revolutionary tribunal against herI
the lobby floor although flames
they declined although they had
did race up several floors through
leveled the accusations earlier I
ventilators and devator shafts
Her case had brought worldwide
attention hen a picture of Galvesi
rejecting her sobbing plea for life Former Oklahoman
es In Safely
I DALLAS (UM—Kenneth Cobh
4slaturadinvatiln'eighotf (w)khiclnhonhl as dci(adr
crashed into a bridge just east of
ig the the trucks and ambulances that Dallas
land- were lining the field blasted si-: A former resident of Cushing
atively rens and followed alongside theOkla Cobb moved to Dallas six
plane years ago
ur Air It touched down on the foam! Surviving are his wife Mrs
is City at 4:39 pm and glided to a Elizabeth Cobb six sons five
chemi- smooth halt
Idaughters two brothers Venson
y down Capt Schaefer said he made Cobb of Oklahoma and Robert
:e nor- the landing with a little more fuel Cobb of California and his par-
on oil than he had intended to but thatlents Mr and Mrs Melvin J Cobb
one engine was beginning to run of mai
and al- a little rough
ing The foam on the runway was
Giveaways
Long-haired female dog ideal
for farm family and seven part-
shepherd pups six of them
males C C Enoch Wyandotte
Telephone 67-R2
Authoritative sources voiced be-
lief that what Mikoyan learned in
talks with Eisenhower and Secre-
tary of State John Foster Dulles
might lead to some softening of
the Soviet position on Berlin Ger-
man unification European secur-
ity and disarmament
They said they believed this
could bring Soviet acceptance of
the Western proposal for a four-
power conference on Berlin and
Germany before May 27 This is
the deadline Russia has set for
withdrawal of U S British and
French forces from West Berlin
No Summit Meeting
However these sources got the
impression that there would be no
summit meeting at least within
the forseeable future
Mikoyan who has talked freely
with reporters during his "unof-
ficial" American tour declined to
answer questions after his talk
with the President
He said they exchanged views
See MIKOYANT on page 3
hotel employes were in the 14-
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story building I
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OTTAWA (UPI) — Appointment
in a matter of minutes as clerks
1 of ADP lleeney former chair
and other employes dashed from
man of the Civil Service Corn-
floor to floor to alert the guests
1 mission to be Canadian ambassa-
Police and firemen estimated
dor to the United States was
they helped 200 persons from the
announced Saturday by External
hotel many of them brought to
Affairs Minister Sidney Smith
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