Stillwater News-Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 51, No. 176, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 20, 1961 Page: 1 of 20
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DR TROY DORRIS
PROGRAM BUILDER
SEE PAGE 3
5151 YEAR NO 176
GREET JOHNSON IN WEST BEHLIN- -Vire
President Lyndon Johnson right renter reies
out to ahake hands with West Berliners in the
divided city Saturday as crowd stoppcd his
car to greet him en route to City Hall alter sr
Johnson Gets Big Welcome
Assures Berlin of Stand
BERLIN (AP) — US Vice just short of
rresaknt Lyndon B Johnson tn! point on the
rived Saturday on a presidential
1 and West C
mission to boost the morale 04
ibOlided West Berliners ' The grout
Stopping off in Bonn en route Iiiiistiloten bi
Johnsen warned the RUSSiarkti of trucks and
mitt retribution should war break border with
out over Berlin and assured West Ile-male drib
Germans the United States does on the autot
mot intend to back down in the cif Red-domi
lace Mt threats Johnsons
In Bonn Johnson conferred with at Tempe lta
Chancellor Kcmrad Adenauerwhi end drissilt
mid later he waa very satisfied" barehewkd
with what the visiting vict presi- coat
dent told him ' We B e
Reinforcements avert on the Brandt an
way for the 5000-man US garri rather than I
ion in Berlin further gratitying foot of the ra
Germans angered at the Commu hands hearti
nist barrkades sealing East Ger "I am de
mans from West Berlin warmth el
The 1st Battle Group of the lath vice preside'
Regiment of the US ath Infantry min tanks
Division — a attmnand totaling salute "Thil
15o0 Inett—il moving in after an come an Ins
overnight stop at Braunschweig 'tree world"
Cuba Requests
Ship's Return
US to Comply
WASHINGTON (AN—The gov
ernmenl of Prime Minister Fidel
Catlin) of Cuba formally asked
the United States Saturday to re-
turn a 31100-t40 freighter seized by
It crewmen late last week and
sailed into Chesapeake Bay whero
tb II sought political asyltim
The ship is the Bahia de Nqw
II anchored in the bay late Mors
day and was put under surveil-
lanee by the Coast Guard The II
defectors were put ashore alter
the vessel was boarded by US
immigration and customs offirialy
Coast Guardmen and Navy intelli‘
genre of kers
The State INpartment then tub
vised the Cuban governnient
thriotigh Swiss diplomatic rhan-
nels that the United States wimid
ilson the freighter back to Cuban
control if the government at Ha-
vana affirmed that was Cohan
government property and request-
ed ik return
0110 IlaS now replied State De
part ment officials said that tlic
vessel is the property of the Co-'
ban government which wants it
baCk
Alvinwhile the State Depart
ment has sent a further MPNSJitT
ILMIna through Swiss channeis
giving the names of the I I dyke- ArLoo
tors and their positions on hoord ?!cony i
So that replacements can bC pro warm we
vide& of James
Another message is expected union
from liavana In a few days on But Mc
arrangements for providing the is dete
crew rcplacements bids for t
Stiste Department officials said ganintior
the Ilavana statement tint th into the
ship is governmen-ovned would Bala
I e communicated to the Justice Sources
Depirtment as legal basis to oh- firmed S
I ain release of the freighter It CIO play(
hits been ordered FAIzed to sob mea
cilims tiled hy two Philadelphii cision
e Men
Imit!114olenien
'f
glommo"
the Helmstedt check
point on the border between East
and Weld Cermany
The group moved out of its
Sandhi fen base near Mannheim in
trucks and jeeps at dawn for the
border with orders to make the
110-mile drive Sunday to this city
on the autobahn across 110 miles
of Red-dominated territory
-Johnson's silver plane put down
at Ternpelhof airbase in overcast
and drizzly weather He etrierged
bareheaded wetuAng a light top-
coat We Berlin Mayor Willy
Brandt an advocate of action
rather than words met him at the
foot of the ramp and the two shook
hands heartily
"1 am deeply moved by the
warmth of your welcome" the
vice president said as eight Sher-
man tanks boomed out a 19-gun
salute This gallant city haabe-
come an inspiration to the entire
free world"
Jahraikm said he came as a per
sonal representative of President
Kennedy and the Americ an
peopiC
"And" he said "I have come
itere to salute your eourage to
honor your laith in freedom and
to assure you that yur friends
will never forget their obligations
It) you"
The vice president called atten-
tiUn id the fact that just before
his departure from Washington
President Kennedy authorized an
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'Beautify Stillwater'
no
tSti wa r
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Ok Irephot
rival on his mission Or aSbitirlinee tO the Cur-
ManS of A my u ica o support In foreground W'et
Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt joins in the h:mtlshaking
immediate increase in the Nile of
the American garrison
"At this moment these addition-
al US troops are on their way to
join you here" Johnson said
Ile had a word for the people of
East Berlin -now walled olfirom
the west
"In this threatened city" he
said "we cam never forget the
"uttering and heroism of the peo
ple in East Berlin who have now
been forced into a bondage that
mocks the essential rights of free
men and women
"They are the victims of tyran-
ny but thei protests have rung
around the world and have
shamed the cruel dictatorship be-
fore the indignant judgment of
mankind
He concluded with an itSAtiratiCe
that Americans reme n 'her the
city's ordealh honor its fortitude
and are with it in the determina-
tion to defend its liberties and the
"high and holy cause of human
fi ecdom"
Johnson was met by Maj Cen
Athert Watson H the US cum-
mandant in the city and West
German Foreign Minister Hein-
rich von Brentano
Before Johnson arrived West
Berlin police prepared for the wel-
coming crowd Motorcycle police
were at street corners to hold the
road clear for the official cars
Sidewalks were roped off Police-
men were stationed every 20 yards
of the route
A special "Beautify Stillwater the city is cooperatiniCall thc
Week" will go into action herc waY
Officials said tho cily will otter
Aug 28 through Sept 2 with put-
a special trash hauling service
pose of gutting the city "slicked In addition city svorkors will also
Ill)" before the annual insurge al be made available to spray John
university students and em- son grass patches in 'imminent
ployees II a I Ilackleman city spots
Chamber of Commerce president William It' "Bill- Wright
said &durday Chamber Ma nager said he bail
1111 be a period of trash haul found great enthusiasm among
ing weed mowing rind generall! citiens iind merchants al H Itit the
tidying up" llackleman said program "It's lost ail anntail
'People coming in this fall will shick taking and cleaning naive
be looking at us with fresh ryes that an alert city sponsors" he
We need to' spruce up a little
MOSCOW ( AP — The Soviet
government categorically rejected
today the US protest against
closing the liontivr between Eas!
unit West Bruhn and indicated the
barrier is likely to hi ay there mail
a new Iterlin arrangement IN
made
The note was a swill reply to
the protest made t wo days ago
by the United Stales—liking With
Action on a new weed ordinance
for Stillwater is expected to top
new business discussion Monday
night during the regular nweting
of the City Commission accord
ing to an iigenda released Satur-
day by City Itlanager Frank A
Amsted
City Attorney El4watt E Barry
said tha naw ordinance vitalizes
provisions of H B 676 in 'ha 211th
Legislature which gives cities and
towns of Oklahoma a workable
proccdura for gating rid of po-
tentially hazardous trash and
aimed collactions
Under proviaionz of the proiros-
ed ordinance any combination of
weeds trash and other refuse on
vacant or occupied lots potentially
detrimental may be removed with
cost of removal charged to the
property OVilkT
If the amount is not paid within
six months the bill may be car
manager said Saturday
Wright said merchants have
moved swiftly to contract exhibi-
lion places for their wares during
the annual event The fair runs
Sept 4 through 7
With the idea of taking a last-
minute look it pre-fair prepara-
Oon‘ the Chamber's Fair com-
mittee meeting in the Cham-
ber office at 10 am Monday
Foreign Student
Told to Leave
Modiammond Ba lur Ritimtn 12
Oklahoma State university student
(torn Pakistan was released on
eharges of molesting a girl unde7
14 here Friday then boarded a
lous for Washington
County law enforcement author-
iCN said charges were withdrawn
on Rahman on the agreement he
would have the country Rahman
lo It Stillwater on a bus for Wash
ington where he will he met nv
a member of the Pakistani ern
bassy and will be taken hack to
the southeastern Asia country
Rahman was picked up by city
police last Saturday after a 9
year old city girl said he kissed
Ler at Theta Pond
lie Wa arraigned More Jus-
tice of the Peace Gene lloyt Mon
III) and was bound over to di:
trict mutt lie had wavied
liminary bearings alui his bond
vas set nt $1o00
BUT MEANY WON'T RECOGNIZE HOFFA
WISIIINGTON AP — The
AFL-CIO under President Cicorgq
Ikleany is quietly extending too
Warm welcome to defecting units
of James R flolla's Teamsters
union
But Ikleany at the same time
is 11S deterinined as cver to spurn
bids for (he Ousted Teamsters or-
ganintion to be tirought hack
into the federation so long as
Rolla union president
Sources 'close to 11t I eany
firmed Saltirday that 'the AFL-
CIO played an encouraging role—
consent—in the de
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LO bl edk
Ohio
ilv
from Ifolla's union
The welcome mat is out these
sources said for these locals
comprising about 4000 members
to join individual AFIC10 un-
ions Some already are talking
with the AFL-C10 brewery wcrrk-
ers The AFL-CItIs regional limn
in Cincinnati William I Kircher
was reliably reported to tut ye lent
encouragement ond winked along
with James Luken head pl Cin-
cinnati aril Teamsters imd
longtime' foe of Hotta
l'he midweek revolt of the Cin
einnati TeAinsters hevii coon
tervd by Ito flik placinz the
S
1
S
Three Exhibit Spaces Left
For Payne County's Fair
STILLWATER OKLAHOMA SUNDAY AUGUST 20 IN
ACCUSES US OF 'SUPPRESSIVE' ACTS
Briain anti France—against East
Germany's action in closing the
Berlin border
The nate said "defensive meis-
tires on the border av e tor a
tvniliorary They puesom
ably would end with the condo
SiOn of a peace treaty
Premier khruslielwv has said
he will SiVO 41 wave treaty with
East Germany it or witliout
Weed Ordinance Will Head
Business for Commission
tied to the county treasurer and
become a co-equal hen agmost the
property Ith other !axe
I
Only three 'exlithilNipaees are' Weight said? d': i — 7
left for sale at the Stillwater Fait - - 4Idted for revolts sod discus
grounds Community building fur stun are such events as the ear
the upcoming Payne canalY Fair hivid setup special entertainment
William R Wright Chamber the fair catalogue and possibility
manager said Saturday of Improving the overall fair
Wright said merchants have grounds appearanm
moved swiftly to contract exhibi Scheduled to meet tinder the
itin places for their wares during chairmanship of Joe L Prestou
he annual event The fair runs are members George Berry Ger
414 4 through 7 Did 'Bradshaw Clen Bratchei
With the idea of taking a last- sheriff chtht 1-kr District
ninute look at pre-fair prepara- Judge Robert L Heil Cleo liar-
ions the Chamber's Fair com- ris County Commissioner Joe flu
naive is meeting in the (ham- main Chamber President 11
ier Owe at 10 am Nionday backlernan Warren Kelley Mai
vin Lanka h Bill Ilaynes Paul
herr Lewis Pearce Dick Weir
Lester Smith Vie Thompson City
Foreign Student manager Frank Winsted Jim
Wells Owen Thomas Sam Vine'''
locals under trusteeship flowev-
et the locals' members have vot
d overwhelmitagly to leave for
rood
Nor is Cincinnati the only spot
that Hotta has met with sizable
detections sinve his overwhelm-
ing election in early July to a
nev five-year term as Teamsters
president
Over 5090 Chicago taxi drivers
tune bolted the Teamsters in a
government-held election to form
their own independent union Cab
drivers in St Louis are attempt-
ing to bolt
And Hotta busy fur weeks try-
in to ncotiate a 114: e4 Caast
-
Oa !-- 5'e 777 5 "vek-
qAW"IR eSS 1
WASHINGTON I AP) — The
quick recovery from the winter
recession was even more vigoir
ous than prey lOtiNly cidculat ed
the Coinmerce Itepartment said
Saturday
The depart Merit said the on111111
rate of the Gross Nationat Prod
nut -the vidue of all goods and
services proiloccd -rose from
recession low of $:410 8 lawn In
the JanuarvNlari I i quarter ta
S5If3 I billion in the Apt 11 Jona
period
"This represent a taster I UI n
Ilround than It'llred in an
of the other post w recession-
the report said -The second
I rock thitiers ttaltrad has met
a determined re Oil from di i ers
In the San Franilsco Bay area
who want to do their ow n tier!)
Meany hasn't kul nitit h to bay
&Halt I lolla for months This is
in the face of bids (rum Hotta
and some of the AFL-CIO's own
unions to end the eXpulsaon meted
Out to the Teamsters in late 057
on charges of Corruption
But in a speech at a brewery
workers union banquet' in Balti-
mot e Thursday night Meony
opened tip on !lotto Ile said
Teamsters' boasts of big !MITI-
lietbhip gains tue 4 to' ot hog
r 1 U
approvai of the Western pmi'Mame fur "certain temporal y
inconveniences for the citys pop
titation" A'iiS bee(' on the Wea
ern allied occupation outbid itics
and with Germany
"The Soviet government ha
iepeateilly emphasized that the
conclusion of a peace treaty with
Germany and the normalization
on such a basis of the it
in West Berlin will not infringe
the interests of Any of the parties
I and will contribute to the cause
g
Head peiee find the senii of all
peoples" the note said "To this
end it appeals to the US goy
00 M M Ission eminent also-
The Wegtern 'titles in identical
m )1 es Volfesilly asserted the
Bei lin border closure a "Oa-
Ld to the county teasiii er anil
roine a co-equal lien agmlist the vtt twft tio
operty ith tither taxes 1 Li ion' of t heir on 'pat s
Another top item of new !mid- Ti) said the can only
' 6tai
ag“ tlt Iloti iiiii "11: 1
nessr is discussion of street trallic ' -11-- -- ' A— -- 1 — '
111
work Commissioner A It no- W W W
well Its suiteested that the stieet
department be put to souk im
mediately on st taping st rev' s Rein orcements
vitti Hattie Contro: lines tielate 1
scliool gets underaay 1
WASHINGTON GU') — A 1500 mirrounded city of West Berlin
"Ws need to get this type of '
work ouf of the woy before we Man bottle group under orders numbers about 11000 1111'n 1)1
I limn 5000 are Amer icans The
hays the heavy influx rom of fall traf- f President Kennedy niovcd
out from its base early todav in site of the l' S builitlip 1Alitild pill
fico" Issi said "The work will go
faster now and bosides we need
a truck convoy headed through ti1nilliIntlit: v“14141YrY tir 11 tnken el
to put our now street stripor into
Si' iviet-dominated East Germany PAVIS — The h encli armed
action That's what we bought it
for" to reinforce the Allied garrison tit 4yr" in Germany and France
are being Arengtlicned because 11
()( her businesito blilleti for de-
eThe Pr11300n slid the Ist BIG
t Berlin
cussion includes a request to open :- :: - - the Heflin crisis authorized mill
bids on ditching owl backli-ll'ingIlle "r"I1P 131 h 1"1“1"Y 1Pgittwnt
for the ut tht les department ' t )14' 8111 Infant rY "v""
ci
i 'bed irto I rucks ss h kit I
rig bids on sroot lighti ng niatcr
alai a bw pool re battle equipnwnt at its base in
qiwst fro niDr A B Smith Sanithoten near Mannhenn
of Ito' CI Infant ry Div ition
climbed irto trucks with full
battle equipnwnt at its base in
Sandhuten near Ntanuhvon in
1Aest Germany
The Ist Battle Gritty is corn-
minded by Got Glover S Johns
Jr I
Keniamly imsued the order to re
inforee- the Berlin garriwut Fri-
day after conferring with Serre-
tary of State Dean Rusk and tith-
er advisers
The ' "Me tt sr‘uttition'Th The 'Red
biler flaIJut r &Jim CAPE CANAVERAL Fla an 'American astronaut on the
Judge Robert L lett Cie() !far-
—In a pair of major latincituliligs1 mlotioine ItintutItnitis)tditoeh4attlit:t the 140 hin
rig County Commissioner joy Ito
man Chamber President next 4eek the United States t n Nfercurv capsule into orbit and
backlernan Warren Kelley Mat to try to send an unmanned have it return ainomaticallv to
vitt Limbach Bill Baynes Paul Project Mercury capsule into Of earth after a single circuit of the
Kerr I A'W is Pearce Dick filVeir bit for the first tinie and to hurl ttlith is the start of a drive to
Lester Smith Vic Thompson Citv aloft a space platfram from holt place an American in ot u ohm
manager Frank Winsted J I in a payload mill be fired deep into a few mint"
grltt'yhetxttxapesitaittleedwaillecutavriLian
Wells Owen Thomas Sam VineLi space niil
Police C hief Ralph While and Oo Both shots are basic steps in a
Loull broad program aimed at placing him VI'11'1 IA 1 hp
US Economy in Recovery
From Winter's Recession
Two Space Shots
Due This Week
quarter sizable advance follows
three quartors of mild decline
und brought real output back to
the prerecession peak of a yea!
earlier"
Nearly half of the rise in GNI'
vAas attributed to an uphill' in
the production and sale 'of new
autos
I lowerer the surphis tif expor!it
ever impials dropped from 153
billion to $19 billion on an tu
nual hasis
Spending for personal consump
lion increased from $119 7 billion
to Sate 11 Pti Vat(' OlVtt
Merit Ill housing plants anti
t quipment and inventories rose
from Ilditott to $tA K bithon
Defecting Teamsters Welcomed
wash—Oral actually their n ietp-
be rship had grown more undo'
deposed Teamsters bliss Dave
Beek than under Rolla
Referring to Italia as "little
Jimmy" Meany said talk about
Hotta successesi is like Commu
nisi propaganda —"t he idea is
that if you say something oft en
enough no matter what the fact s
are people s ill believe it
Meany said he V as coot ident
he United Si atm never would
submit to the domination of any
(rutin or "any miite than the
All-C10 would ever submit to
t lit domimit ion of I he under odd
w (tie name uL lafoot uuity"
J
gers"
'rlie dispatch nt East Cern Lin
Irsiops into East 11(11111 ink' the
IlltrINCItt III td I tie Commune'
military alliance were !milli
lei mvil
'By the ery admission of the
East Get man nut horit is I he
ineasuies which have just been
taken ore nititivaled by the fail
that an ever-increasing number of
inhabitants of East Germany misli
to leave this terri'ory" the Does
said
The West deirialli led Mit t I SO
let I tiiuu "pit( WI 411(1 t)
measures "
The Soviet nitle accused the
United Skites of ni'digat nig ail
worts nt suppressive all leg li
4("iiiist East Germany using
West Gel many o o base
It Calicit tItiiittiii1 alittill:: othog
horn 5(XX) are Americans The
site of the S builittip
U ill the category of a token ex
pansion
PAP IS — The Ft emit armed
14 Mt't Ui Geritian: and
iire bti fig itiit tlIUtl beCatist'
the- Heflin crisis authorized
sources said Saturday
The sotirces said the main re-
sult of the decision taken by the
National Defense Council earlier
in the week' was that the man
ptmer and equipment Of French'
land and air forces in Gernlany
would be brought to full strength
At the same time they said a
sacond large unit would in be
brought back from Algeria A di
vision was withdrawn from Al-
geria recently
The soorces Adeclined to Lk
INUMher Tnentr SI
Ntercury capsule into orbit and
have it return automatically to
earth after a single circuit of the
globe is the start of a drive to
place an American in (obit it
a few months
The capsule will carry a small
gray box called a crewman siniu
Lit or which tv ill 'breathe sweit
and talk" much like a human pas
senger
If the shot is successful a clum
panzee and then a man will be
lofted into orbits taking them
three tirnes around the world —
hopefully before the end of the
year–
The Soviet Union already has
orbited two men Yuri Gagarin
and Gherman Titus' and the Unit-
ed States is hurrying to catch up
An Atlas - Agena rocket wdl
zoom bky ward m an effort to
place the second stage in a so
called "parking orbit" sAhen the
Agent reaches a desired position
on its course it will refire and
propel a Hanger L toward a mil-
lion mile roundtrip journey into
space
Ranger 1 the most complex
space package this nations sci
tit Nt S have devised ill test
techniques for launching inlet plan
etary vehicles Another hanger is
scheduled to land on the moon
early next yeal
Pointing up the urgency placed
on the manned orbit program
NASA announced Friday that it
plans no Ito her subot bit al flights
like those of Alan B Shepard Jr
and Virgil I Grissom An an
nouncement said all information
possible had been gained from the
l$Ao up-and-41°mi tests
HARDLY SAYS EDITOR
MIKE IN TROWILE?
SEE PAGE 10
r les1 21m
ill(-1P4t tein daft- things to the Att Mierteeke lona
yt-s " the Americans tele ticeieI 11
t stops into East 11
10
Tht' ti"atull 111
lout venlion of the tomintinist noon StTret
nihLiiy altiane tt were both Then the note added:
CI med IlIII "The twine! in Alt tdirnecke
'By the very admission of the i 'AAS a trifle by vornparison with
telinait ituthorities the tunnel which daily and lima
neasuitts which have just been ty is toting built leorn the ter
akn ore motivated by the lart ritory of West Berlin underneath
hat an ever-increasing norni)er of the Swialist structure of the Gin
ntiainimlis of Ft3i cern-ugly visit 'East German regimet and 4
o leave this teuriory" the noir other Socialist states
aid "The government of the
The West deinamlett tbtt the So should be well-infili mill of the
let tinou "put an end to Mese fart that with the eolliborasiosi
!legal measures " of the occupation foices the riiI
The sviet nctu iht 'J- circles lit the federal Repoli
niteti stairs of instigtig 1 hu of Cernhiny turned Vest 1371
nviivon 1 lin into the principal of tin-
611ny using Aiterunilied economic tilt etHAtill4
est Cot! many U to bait itgaited the tieuniati Democratic
It cilled attention amoiet °diet neluthlte "
1
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Daily Sc Sunday Ilk
Reinforcemenis for Berlin
volved in these vat tons " move-
ments Nor st unlit they say id they
had already IsTim
Minister Asks
Court to Boot
Abusive Family
suburb went to court Friday in
an effort to oust the John It
Chapman family from his congre
gallon
Ile told Superior Court that the
family had irtgaged in "unchri-
tian conduct and abusive law
guage"and had sung and read
scripturiN 100 li A idly during serif-
' ices
The roust issued a pi climinat y
inionet inn bau ring Chapman 48
his wife Betty :la -and their
Alaughter Connie pi from wow:
the church premises
-we have nothing inilictie in
nund The ftev Nil: hirich said
"The affair began when
Chapman addressed die deaciine
of the church in an liktli e phoii
net concerning my denial to mar-
ry an undeiage couple until they
had obtained 7i j(IIN'llilV (111111 ori
der
"I-ater IMI s Chapman sang
during services at the top of her
voice—off key And she would
read too loudly while the elingre-
gittion was reciting the scriptures-
The Chapmans represented by
attorney Harvey N Gedrich
denied the accusations
"Mrs Chapman says She did
not use abusive language- Ced-
ric!) said We plan to appeal the
injunction We're going to fight to
get the family back in the church
"I think it's a perveisain of
Christianity to eximil petiple from
their church 'The purpose of a
church iN not to chase pisiple
front it -
The fey Mr Flo- ich contended
in an affidavit that Mrs Chap-
man's husband who is a blucher -
Joni her daughter joined in -ifis-
turbing the peace tranquiliiy anti
solemnity- of the services
Ile said da congregation had
expdled the Chapman! but they
hail contitunl attending services
The Chapinans contend that
their cinistitutitnial rights would
be violated if they are forbidders
ta worship in the chinch of their
choice
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Reapportionment Still a Problem Page 4
The Active Arts - Page 5
Women's Playday Set Page 8
Otis Wile Finds a Clipping Page 9
County Schools Are Opening
Yale Page 4
Perkins Page 11
Ripley Pagel
Morrison Page 12
Ripley Pagel
Morrison Page 12
Glencoe Page 12
Second Section Devoted to Women P13-16
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LOS ANGELES t API—A Rap-
ength tist minister embroiled in a vear-
king feud with a family of tiliee
4I:n A h
iolittittaitvir:tt1t
11hlilri r
check "
ayst: s want thefuNes to turn the
Im ta
givu d The 'Irv W611
44 pastor 01 dis t wok 10artuot thureth
01 Mar Vista a Los Ange1es
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GREET JOHNSON IN WEST BERLIN- 4'ice rival on his mission
Piesident Lyndon Johnson right center ret s MIMS of Amyl ican sill
out to shake hands with West Beiliners in the Bohn Mayor Willy I
divided cits Saturday as crowd stopped his shaking
i ear to greet him en route to City Hall atter sr
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BERLIN (AP) — US Vice just short of the Helmstedt check inimet
rresident Lyndon B Johnson airl in on the border between East the At
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rived Saturday on a presidentiall
and Weld Germany At
mission to boost the morale of
isolated West Berliners The grtfup moved out of its al US
Stopping off in Bonn en route Sandliolen base near tilannheim in join yi
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i Johnsen warned the Russians of truck s and jeeps at dawn for the Ile I
s swift retribution should war break border with orders to make the East
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d out over Berlin and assured West JIG-mile drive Sunday to this city the st
Germans the United States does on the autobahn across 110 miles "In
mot intend to back down in the cif Red-dominated territory said
lace cif threats Johnsons silver plane put down sutler
In Bonn Jolmson conferred with at Ternpelhof airbase hi overcast ple in
Chancellor Konrad AdenauerAsho end drizzip weather lit emerged been
amid later kai vitas "very satisfied" bareheaded vreateing a light top mocki
i with what the visiting vice isresi- coat men i
dent told him ' West Berlin Mayor Willy "Th
A - Reinforcements were on the Brandt an advocate nit action fly bti
way for the 5000-man US garri- rather than words met him at the around
: - ion in Berlin further gratitying foot of the ramp and the two shook shame
Germans angered at the Commu- hands heartily fore 1
nist barricades sealing East Ger "I am deeply moved by the manki
mans from West Berlin warmth el your welcome" the lie t
The 1st Battle Group of the lath viee president said as eight Sher- that
Regiment of the US Sth Infantry man tanks boomed out a 19-gun city's
1 Division — a command totaling salute "This gallant city hasbe- and at
' trio° men—is moving in after an come an inspiration to the entire lion to
overnight stop at Bratinschweig tree world "high
' Johnson said he came as a per (leech)!
stand representative of President John
Kennedy and the A me r I c an Athert
Cuba Requests people manila
"And" he said "I have come Germ
Itere to salute your courage to r4cli vi
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Ship's Return honor your laith in freedom and Belo
to assure you that yur friends Berlin
sill never forget their obligations eomint
U 1 to you" were L
The vice president called attn road t
S to Comply ti011 id the fact that just before Sitiewi
his departure from Washington men w
" A President Kennedy authorized an of the
WASHINGTON (N---The gov
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t ernmenl of Prime Minister Fidel
iCastro of Cuba formally asked
i Beautify f i
1 the United States Saturday
y to re- til
turn a 3800-ton freighter seized by
II crewmen late last week and
sailed into Chesapeake Bay whero A special "It4autity Stillwater the cit
the II sought political aaYltm 4Week" will go into action' here wilY
The ship hi the Bahia de Nipe Otlic
Aug 28 through Sept 2 with put-
n anchored in the bay late nws e a slits
dav and was put under surveil pose of gutting the city "slicked in add
lanee by the Coast Guard The 11 i up" belore the annual insurge al be ma
defectors were put ashore after l ttsity students and ern son gi
the vessel was boarded by US phiyeeit II a I Ilaeklemate city &pots
iongration and customs officialyi chamber of cmmeree president will
Coast Guartimen and Navy jut ellt‘ I said Saturday Cluinit
genre officers 'It'll be a period of trash haul found
The State Department then ad ing weed mowing tind genet-nil! eiturn
vised the Cuban governn lent tidying up" llackleman said erogra
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thiough Swiss diplomatic rhan people coming in this tilt will stwk
ack that the linked States would he looking at us it hi fresh ryes that a
Own the freighter hack to Cuban i we need in sprilee up a hole andlsaid
control if the government at Ha- 1 -------s----- -------
liana affirmed that It was Cuban
government property and request- BUT MEANY WON
eil its return
Cuba has now rettlied State De
part meat officials said that the
' vessel is the property of the Cu- '
han governme nt which wants it
efectIt
baCk
Meanwhile the State Depart
num! has sent a further message
ta Havana through Swiss channels wisitiNGToN imi — The hum
giving the names a the II defer- AFL-CIO under President CeorgiA The
' toes and their positions on board Sleany is quietly extending I source
so that replacements can be pro warm welcome to defecting units ena'Pr
vide& of James R Holla's Teamsters to Jul
Aloither message is expected union ions
fi ont Havana In a few days on But Meany at the same tune wit h I
arraneements for providing the is as determined as ever to spurn ers
crew' replacements bids for the ousted Teantsteis or- The
State ' Department officials said ganization to he biought back ill Cal
the Havana statement that tht into the federation so long liS IA a's rl
slap is governmen-owned omit(' Holla remains union presif lent ell mit
I e COMMIMiellted to the Jletier Stall'eeS ' elOse to INleany tam with
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Depirtment as' legal basis to oh- firmed Saturday that 'the AFL-
coma!
Elia release of the freighter It CIO played an encouraging rolo— longlii
has been ordered Felied to geltl a itli Wally's con4ent---in the de The
' (etas filed by two Philadelphia i vision ot but Cincinnati Ohio cinnall
loinshoi emelt teitinsteis locals to bleak aa ay teied
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