Show REFLECTIONS V n rrS rfi? rfCV0 Colorado Women's College Professor Dr David Fulcomer said: "There is a coincidence between happy marriage and education — the mere the better" W 1 VOL LXXVI No 185 UTAH: Cloudy showers hot Low 55 high 100 (See weather UWrfD PRESS INTERNATIONAL THURSDAY EVENING UTAH OGDEN UP TfUPHOTO aw 11 : BARTOW Fla (AP) — Charlie Smith Twho used to be a slave has been a free man longer than most people have lived On this Independence Day Charlie is ob- serving his 100th year of freedom and his 121st birthday He doesn't look it t There's a twinkle in his eye and a spright-lines- s in his step that would be envied by many men 50 years younger He doesn't wear - glasses his hearing is good and his mind is as agile as the gazelles of his na- tive Africa And though he's 56 years beyond Social Security age Charlie Smith hasn't completely retired yet He sells soft drinks and candy concrete block building bars in a in Bartow sleeps in the back part of the room behind a wooden partition and takes care of most of his own needs He draws $51 a month in Social Security payments Until he moved to Bartow last December Charlie was still cooking his own meals In his present home though he doesn't have a stove so he eats most of his meals out one-roo- m INDEX EXDOrt JULY 4 1963 O Spiry (AP) — Offi- cials said today President nedy was still considering what stand to adopt toward the Soviet offer of a partial test ban and a n alliance pact NATO-Warsa- "A w nonag-gressio- these °n - FrVnf3f? W7 v u 1C-U- C Lawmakers i at May Step r Into Dispute (AP) — Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz conferred with WASHINGTON resident Kennedy today on tne xnreaieaeu im strike He said he will meet Friday with the disputing parties hut held out no real h o p e whatsoever of an agreement ' Germany Draws Visit Wirtz said it will be necessary await developments to deter mine whether Congress will be asked for legislation to halt a strike in advance of a deadline at midnight next Wednesday Kennedy had warned bom la - n lyDeGaulle Anxious to Offset further J anxious to join the exodus when the rest of his at party arrived The unusual effect was achieved with a Grand Central Station by a photographerStandard-Examiner — (UPI time exposure of one second BLUR OF RUSHING FEET appears to give this New York commuter ai unusual look into another dimension Actually thd rushing feet are attached to rushJuly-Fourting bodies eager (to depart the big city for a 15 -- bor and management that i they could not settle their dis-pute over work rules Dy me July 10 deadline he wouia ass -Congress for "new legislation which wiu protect tne puduc against a loss of its rail trans- - French President The word Wednesday night points to newsmen Kennedy's Inroads of level a series 1 W of State high following Undersecretary meetings was mat a pacKage Averell liamman will nave a BONN Germany ( AP)- deal was probably ready-mad-e opportunity to probe the Soviet position when he ar President Charles de Gaulle! rives in Moscow for nuclear test of France today began a ban negotiations starting July two-da- y visit to the West - Up to West- Dfl nft"U PSP- V Charlie has been married three times but his son Chester is his only child Charlie was about 60 when Chester was born Khrushchev's vaguely worded proposal whether he was inseparably linking the two issues as a package They made L boss" But officials said it- was un clear from Soviet Premier 5 CENTS 11 nrt'' New Orleans and he was sold at auction to Charles Smith a rancher from Galveston Tex "My boss gave me his name I told him how old I was and where I was born and he wrote it all down in the family Bible along with the rest of his family" Charlie Smith today while talking of the Texan who took him home 109 years ago sometimes calls him "dad" sometimes "my rter Ken- - - 4-77- j show attraction SOLD AT AUCTION He recalls that the slave ship docked Umsd 2UU ed W WASHINGTON I- 33 PAGES) 11C Amusement Movies J j 1C Dear Abby UC Bridge 1 6C 7C j Comics 6A Editorial Page J 4C Obituaries Radio-T7C Logs J 1 SB 9B Sports Women's Pages 6A Drew Pearson! often with his son Chester Smith a block and a half away Charlie's life has been as varied as it is long Since he was kidnaped from Liberia by a slave ship at the age of 12 he has been a slave rancher horse breeder road builder turpentine farmer citrus picker and side- i! On lest (3 SECTIONS ft3 n C map Page 4A) J t ' 100 YEARS OF FREEDOM A T H E R : OGDEN: Cloudy hot showers Low 62 high 95 St ASSOCIATED PRfSS E h Port" New worK rules proposed Dy the railroads would cost the jobs of thousands of workers the carriers say are not needed The roads announced Wednesday the new rules would be put into effect next Thursday— an action the unions have said would be met with a strike Wirtz said he will carry into Friday's session with represent- 2 The United States and Brit German government dur Telephoto) holiday The waiting gentleman? Probably ain prefer a comprehensive ban ing which he hoped to coun against atomic testing in t h e ter any gains President air in space underwater and underground But they have also Kennedy made in aligning proposed a partial ban exempt German policy with thatof ing underground shots and the th£ United States atives of the railroads and five A United States believes this would operating unions nothing that The West Germans hoped to be a worthwhile forward step J4C holds out any promise of someMOSCOW (AP)-F- irst Deputy Khrushchev appears to have find a compromise between m r thing new or different that could Premier Anastas Mikoyan today proposed a ban exempting un- Kennedy's "grand design" for offer prospects for a settlement said Premier Khrushchev's pro- derground tests the Atlantic community and De Wirtz said there had been sugposal for a partial nuclear test 3 A nonaggression pact be- Gaulle's concept of a West Eugestions of arbitration and there ban "must be connected" to a tween the rival North Atlantic ropean "third force" between in the Monument grounds Press — Associated ington An are AMERICUS Ga AP) voluntary arbitration feaPact nonaggres-sio- n and European Communist mili- the United States and the Soviet national capital! in a report of an emer tures The United States celebrated At escaped prisoner in a grim holitreaty DETROIT (AP) — Militant gency board which looked into alliances involves a matter bloc Mount Vernon va tary nearby jMikoyan made the remark to which all the NATO allies would De Gaulle came to day of murder and terror killed its 187th Independence Day to- George Washington's home!rank and file members of the the dispute and made recomOfficially a newsmen at Western Fourth have to consider not just the Bonn for the first of the semi- three men! wounded another day with fireworks parades and there was to be a military Jre- National Education Association mendations for settlement Dis of July reception at US Am- United States annual meetings called for by and died with a bullet in the family outing The original cry with one major victory over cussions will go on Wirtz said bassador Foy D Kohler's Spas-s- o verlook at various French-Wea German the terms of the board report" treaty back as he dug a foxhole to of "Let freedom ring!" echoed panoramic CAUTIOUS APPRAISAL House residence their more cautious leaders "inThe sions of Old Glory 22 of Jan President who has exsigned cooperation out1 of state troopers strongly this year in demonstraHe said Khrushchev's prodozens Washington doesn't rule fight Ver- seemingly assured resume to- hausted too Mount from Not far Kenthat was But g it all apparent proLeaving a trail of death be- ions for equal rights for Ne non many clergymen journeyed day their fight to rid the organ- visions under posal in Berlin last Tuesday was the possibility of a nonaggres nedy's triumphal week last visit labor railway d Melvin hind him a step toward solution of the sion "pact" such as a simple to Maryland to join demonstra ization of racial discrimination laws has said a strike would pressure from De Allen Weaver shot down two groes declaration by both sides required new nuclear test ban stalemate This year's celebration inaug tors for equal rights for Ne- - Wednesday they forced the be "intolerable" Gaulle in his drive to swing sheriff's rewithout another and aggression— against resolutions committee to pro- - The crisis Asked whether Khrushchev's West Germany into line with man in deputies from custody urated an effort to ring all the groes signals began flashGerto the Red East escaping two proposals— an uninspected ferring in every city town and Irwin Miller president of the pose national teacher sanctions bells his red policy again Wednesday as a at a hospital in Mananna Ma hamlet President Kennedy en- National Council of Churches is- against Utah and financial as ing ban on tests in the atmosphere man regime which the West reHAND ON railroad FEW spokesman saii negoWeaver took a young couple dorsed the movement — "Let sues a statement in space and underwater and a fuses to recognize UN memall citi- sistance to teachers there who tiations with urging the five operating fled to are bers Adenauer Konrad Chancellor their and already pledged which called for zens to "band together to take are boycotting the schools daughter hostage reedom ring"— pact between the down combroken unions had and Vice Chancellor Ludwig Er- - into Georgia and released his all bells to toll at 1 pm (EST) concerted action to achieve comwill come to a resolution The Warsaw Pact and NATO al nonaggression liances — were linked Mikoyan This cautious US appraisal hard greeted De Gaulle and the prisoners onlv to seize a 14- - and continue for four minutes mon goals" and show "a will- vote Friday and adoption seems pletely J E Wolfe chairman of the d com a of was offer Khrushchev's as shield Wahn from year-olboy top men of his Cabinet at The Liberty Bell in Philadel ingness to put the common good assured said: "Yes Khrushchev said National to It Railway Labor Conferwas British French municated capture the Utah ence said Airport But the emphasis this directly mere must oe a Independence Hall was ahead of private gain" By strengthening phia's all the unions had senand a of West at the German envoys The desperate Weaver on the buspess nature connection" to remain mute teachers' hands the delegate as- been notified that new work rob Wed100 armed visit and fewer than spec enced to life for His remark appeared to clar- State Department meeting Vice President Lyndon B sembly cast further doubt on the rules which eventually would con- tators turned out for the ar- bery a took after cirGeorgia Kennedy patrol of night some Western in list nesday doubts Johnson headed the speak ify possibility that the Utah public eliminate thousands of jobs will for- rival Kennedy drew 5000 to car and disarmed two officers with his twice ferred top whetherAmerto the where as the hall schools will open this fall cles ers at the partial hos his to kill securnational and bv affairs test-ba- n continthreatening the eign in was their declared ican colonists See Page 2A Column 1 airport agreement Today's target for the rebels WW mcnara the oi advisers Charles naie of a ity on tage during day to on Britain work for the signing from "We are going is the 11 Southern states with gent dependence the eood of our countries and Smithville Ga pact separate local and state asso- NAMES IN July 4 1776 a in He his stand made NEWS pecan ciations for white and Negro for peace in Europe" said De President Kennedy LOOKED PALE SCOUTS ALL READY north miles three about grove educators Gaulle in an arrival statement morning b u s i n e s s "Mikoyan appeared to dodge a -- BUT NO PARADE! southwest Georgia spending little of this work nouse fruitful for do tne There is no racial bar to mem will wnite "We at hours plan100 miles question about the Soviet Unthan more town and near to Island to said news(AP)-Briin ned tish LONDON Squaw Europe" fly bership in the NEA peace ion's willingness to join from Marianna where the trail Hyannis Port Mass where the TAMPA Fla ( AP) — For GO SLOW POLICY dent Kennedy in his unilateral three months the 40 memreported today that ann papers in started at 5:30 am ana two tneir Adenaiier Kennedy joined First Lady announced tests all of cessation other spy case is about to break The NEA board of directors bers of Boy Scout Troop a communique which appeared After firing at pursuing offi awaited him last month m 184 have been practicing a ine The annual fireworks display in Britain with American se- proposed a policy statement to endorse American aims for cers weaver stopped i"You read Khrushchev's urging that "consultive commit drill' to show off a unified Europe — including pecan grove and started digging takes place tonight on the Wash- - crets involved speech?" he asked "What is marching ms a Fourth of July parade The reports said the arrest of tees" be established to facilitate Britain— closely linked with the a toxnoie nwnn a sqck not clear? WTe think there are in Don a commitEinsel a British Air Ministry official the elimination of racial restricUnited States and perpetuation young hostage stood only few ROYALTY ROW: Queen Eliall conditions for agreement It tee chairman troop tions on membership in the Wednesfeet said is man The awayi imminent Atlantic alliance North of reportthe zabeth II fell while entering all now depends on the West" A slug ffom a however that he has as the primary vehicle of West in Washington dur- Southern affiliates served day e and edly 68 looking-palRobare Ala her car at the annual Royal 'Mikoyan 0 The states involved rifle Held by Trooper been checking for a week ern defense n negotia ing recent illness his after haggard Agricultural Show today in and found there wasn't a tions which saw the end of the bama Arkansas Florida Georg The communique appeared to ert Benson! of Cordele slammed also sidestepped a question JNortn Kenilworth Louisiana heart ia into in Weaver's Mississippi single parade scheduled Skybolt rocket program challenge De Gaulle's dream of As the i! ideo about the Her majesty caught the toe Tennessee y Carolina South and this served prisoner have to He Independence was said a West continental Tampa European fell young Hale snatched up logical of quarrel her shoe in the running and Texas Virginia r for a short time with the British bloc dominated by France and "Which Chinese affair are you Day of the car and sprawlboard n state laws one of Iy Some a pistols reportedly defense staff m Washington a West Germany ed and forward on the floor of the local talking about?" he asked arid emptied CHICAGO (AP)—Negroes and main channel for British-Ame- r prohibit integrated ing on the: grass vehicle state associations the gun at Weaver sprinkling of whites march ican defense coordination Her husband Prince Philip On the Utah issue the NEA Weaver and three other pris- ing 10 abreast paraded through Both the British Defense Min in a quickly helped her to her feet oners from the county jail in what istry and the British Embassy leadership had urged Loop today Chicago's by the and apparently asked whethMarianna were taken to the the National Association for the in Washington said they had no policy but was over-rule- d er she was injured Memorial Hospital Wednesday Advancement of Colored People knowledge of the reports membership The queen a little flushed they night for treatment of smoke called its mass freedom march The reports said the leaa to Utah teachers declare classaftthe replied: "No no I am all inhalation and minor burns Mayor Richard J Daley the exposure came through the will not go back to er a cot in their tell caught carrying an American flag led arrest in the United States Tues room until their demands for right" A to education are A - fire k the OlIflCQ HOSPITAL BULLETIN long procession of day of four persons accused of more state aid said Deputy J J McCrary a slo granted boviet BOARD: floats spy ring Mrs Jean Kennedy-wif-e marchers and running that Deputy Aron Creel 40 gans urging an endbearing to racial of Sen Edward M y MOSCOW (UPI)— The Krem- cast over Moscow Radio today's Pravda the official or- took Weaver to a bathroom discrimination is a patient at LIFTS Numerous other public offi lin today charged that Red charged the Chinese Commu- gan of the Soviet Communist about 5:30 am Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis China has been undermining nists sent representatives to the party published on the eve of "Weaver overpowered Creel cials mostly white were in the Port Mass state relations Soviet cities of Odessa Lenin- the start of ideological peace took his eun and shot him" parade Grouped with Mayor e A hospital spokesman said ne weni B Mrs were Arthur with a vast propaganda effort grad Kiev and Dubna to hand talks in Moscow with a Chinese McCrary said "men Kennedy was admitted Spingarn wnere uepuiy Daley room to the back out tracts the of leaflets from NAACP delegation the Peking Wilkins and tossing Monday night He said her presi including the dent Roy was — Finch Alan guarding The Communist to Soviet Pa condition is not serious He windows BATTLEFIELD party and (AP) acquaint ACKNOWLEDGES DISPUTE from train secretary respectiveGETTYSBURG three nthpr statement prisoners stand Committee Central of Blue refused to reveal the nature with of Russians Peking's the smoke of cannon the ranks Chinese even was the first the claimed It the back" ly: Charles Evers brother in Through Finch shot "He acknowl of her illness public on bducia integrationist leader The fresh charges were made tossed advanced and Finch died Alabama Evers guntmg sunngnt Gray! out of the windows edgement here that the deepenThe copies who was slain Medgar when they were close enough to by the Soviet foreign ministry of the Moscow-Pekin- g FILM MARQUEE: Actress 20 minutes later Suddenly two Com between the train rift Evers' a and ing of the govMedgar by sniper in an elaboration murderous the other's Hubert Donna Reed settled her $70 eyes Mayo see the whites of each In the melee ernment's reasons for expelling These actions the Soviet com munist giants could lead to an who was visiting his filing fath two children Darrell 10 and from 192 suit against Universal Picwhang of recorded gunfire stopped pouring attorfive Chinese—including three plaint said showed "outright open break on the diplomatic er at the hospital stepped out Lena 8 tures Co address systems W N level the the Rev public Wednesday Moscow from contempt" for Soviet regula into the hallway Hb was shot Daniel president of the Chicago neys announced Wednesday hi Peking diplomats— 30000 spectators saw the silence the in And CHINESE ACCUSES letof a tions Los Angeles The amount of for distributing copies musfatnllv in the back of the head branch of the NAACP their lower Blue in the and Rebs Boys expressed the Chinese Chi The Soviet statement was be The statement accused the settlement was not dis--" ter summing up the Red terror of Mr to for what to that place Daley march regret contro kets and together closed view in the ideological ing published in the government nese omciais m Moscow oi Daniel called "insults" when the Angle Israel in Bloody 100 altof Moscow the Roosevelt came ago— Miss Reed had claimed in Izvestia with It regulayears newspaper "grossly violating versy on the platform formed South and appeared Daley North of acsuit that the firm owed Union the in the Soviet in force er the tions her USSR" There troops openly Communist China" immediately — at the convention opening early nationIsrael AVIV to the (UPI) TEL containthe her money under a 1958 hollow squares pledged allegiance the new Russian knowledged for the first time by circulating a letter week this rpiected as i Kcoseveit James She claimed she was and contract US Stars Rep Stripes n Viirrrps plunging Moscow- that its bitter ideological dispute ing the Chinese position al government and raised the Chitold had delegates Daley arrived night Calif Wednesday repromised leading roles but in"Thereby the Chinese organiPrVint relations to their lowest with Red China has soured a US Navy band played the national anthem a as such "no has sons for two thing" and cago wife his with stead was offered a supportlations with the Peking govern- zations interfere in the internal in a display of unity thus Wednesday And! 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