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Show 8 Sunday Herald ' f ll SUI l6, 1964 :(.. mm -- l Mi'ii.ywKpiiiW(,w h i r i Wallace Sees More School Shutdowns - " ' France, West Germany Step Up Cooperation - v- PAftlS (UPI) France and Charles de Gaulle and West West Germany agreed today on German Chancellor Ludwig Er- a program for stepped up co hard. The climaxed agreement operation in the fields of dedetwo to aid and of talks between the fense, economics, days two leaders and their key minveloping countries. Agreement was reached at a isters. hour meeting of Erhard returns to Bonn to their government delegations night. headed by French President The full dress session fol lowed the second of three scheduled private talks between De Gaulle and Erhard with only interpreters present. French and German spokes men said one significant agree ment was on joint cooperation in economic aid, particularly for Latin America. The West Germans hitherto have feared that French aid moves there MOSCOW (UPI) A sharp So- might further irritate the Unit viet protest to the United States ed States. The German spokesman said over the defection of Russian was stated specifically that it disarmament delegate Yuri. I. States favors the Nosenko today threatened a the United French-Germa- n of aid co new strain in Soviet - American type operation planned for Latin relations. ' The protest, calling! U.S. ac- America. Reports were presented to the tions in the case "provocative," by the individuwas handed to U.S. Secretary on the sidelines al ministers of State Dean Rusk Wednesday been have talks holding. they by Soviet Ambassador Anatoli these summarized Spokesmen to Soviet Dobrynin, according sources. They said it bluntly conclusions: -- Defense: The two countries accused the United States of now are cooperating increasingluring Nosenko away from the disarmament conference in Ge- ly in such fields as training, military schools, depots and neva. of joint training Some Soviet sources! said the building not made have Kremlin was considering the camps. They in joint withdrawal of its remaining much progress yet arms mainly bedelegates from the 17 - nation cause production West Germany still has disarmament conference in Geto buy much of her arms from neva. A Soviet walkout at Geneva the United States and Britain. would mean a resumption of De Gaulle said he hoped this cold war tensions which had situation would improve. West Economics: French begun to abate following the German trade represents about signing of the nuclear test ban 10 cent of the total trade treaty last year, Western ob of 'per each nation and it was servers said. their economies (In Washington, it was re- agreedthat so are closely interwoven that ported that the United, States is must increase con prepared to grant Nosenko asy copperation trade balance, The lum. The State Department said stantly. about $200 mil still is Nosenko told a Soviet embassy however, West German in official in Washington in a dra- lion annually favor and it was felt this matic confrontation Friday that ny's could have inflationary effects he wanted to stay in the United JJtwas in West- Germany. States. to have experts study (State Department sources agreed this problem. identified Nosenko as a i" v ySU By United Press International Alabama Gov. George Wal lace has hinted that all white high schools in Macon County. Ala., may be closed because 1 two-and-a-h- alf Russ Protest Defection Of Yuri Nosenko full-conferen- - official of the KGB, Rus sia's security and intelligence Daughter Of President At Conference agency. He disappeared from Geneva earlier this month.) Informed Soviet sources said the Kremlin considered Nosen- ko's flight to the west a deliberate provocation and serious relaBUCK HILL FALLS, Pa. threat to American-Sovitions and the future of the Ge- (UPI) Lucy Baines Johnson, neva Conference. , daughter of the President, is among the some 400 students attending a weekend religious conference here. Miss Johnson arrived at this Pocono Mountain resort by chartered bus Friday along with a group of fellow students from the National Cathedral School Friday, February 14, 1964 in Washington. PROVO The 400 students from Man's Favorite schools in the East are private Academy attendSport with R. Hudson and P. ing the conference sponsored by ftentiss the Council for Religion in InWho's Been Paramount dependent Schools. Sleeping in My Bed with D. The conference will continue Martin and C. Burnett Sunday morning and Uinta Wuthering Heights through a feature program of speakers, plus Our Very Own religious workshops and some OREM recreational activities, including Geneva The Incredible Jourand dancing. skiing ney plus Yellowstone Cubs PLEASANT GROVE Grove McClintock with John BUSS FROM BAILIFF FORT WORTH (UPI) Ernest Wayne and M. O'Hara Wheeler refused to let a little AMERICAN FORK Coral Kings of the Sun with thing like being locked up as a member of a murder jury afR. Basehart fect his marital happiness on LEHI D. Valentine's Day. with Royal Mary, Mary He couldn't see his wife, but Reynolds he got Bailiff Bill Roberts to SPANISH FORK Arch Irma La Douce with give her a box of candy and a Valentine's Day kiss by proxy. J. Lemmon and S .MacLaine et What's Playing At the Movies! If tr - :' lx s ' , j ti' li If it desegregation orders that sparked boycotts by white stu of ' f dents. Such action would creatS situation in the rural Alabama community similar to that in Prince Edward County. Va.. where schools were closed four years ago to avoid desegrega tion. All white students in Macon County's three high schools are currently boycotting classes and most have enrolled in Macon Academy, an private school at Tuskegee. One of the schools was ordered closed last month because only 12 Negro students were in attendance and Wallace said Friday school authorities were considering closing the other two. , Other racial develoments: Montgomery, Ala. Negro attorneys began preparing for a court hearing next Friday on their request for a sweeping order to desegregate all Alabama schools. if h I all-whi- te 4v jfj ; t i If f" ( Hi EXPLAINS ,RUBY CASE DECISION District Judge Joe Brown, after adjourning court in Dallas, came back to the bench without his judicial robes, and read his ruling to the press. Judge Brown announced that h? had denied a change of venue for Jack Ruby and will begin attempting to pick a jury Monday morning. Ruby is being tried for the murder of accused presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto). Ruby Trial To Begin On Monday In Dallas Barry Blasts Defense Plan Criminal Dist. Judge Joe B Brown ruled Friday he would check the "tenor of the jury" before making a final decision on the defense's change of location request. He said the "true test" of whether a fair trial could be staged in Dallas would depend on the ability to Selection of a jury in Jack Ruby's mur-- . der trial gets under way Monday in Dallas, but defense lawyers have vowed to grill jurors just short of insult and defamation to prove a fair trial ' here is impossible. DALLAS (UPI) The Letter seat a jury. Ruby is charged with killing Lee Harvey Oswald, President John F. Kennedy's accused as sassin. The defense said Dallas citizens feel the city scene of both slayings is on trial instead of just Ruby. "We are going to ask each and every juror every sort of By United Press International them Todays Chuckle 'Basta1 Of Pasta, Says question this side of insulting and defaming them," BASTA OR PASTA chief defense lawyer Melvin NEW YORK (UPI) It was a Belli said, "in view of the fact case of enough is enough today we have failed to get fair treat for Sicilian-bor- n John Diadone ment." who was preparing to send an A conflict between defense emergency shipment of spa- lawyers was revealed Friday ghetti to his relatives back night. J. J. Tonahill, of Jas-e- r, home. Tex., Belli's chief as A recent letter from his sistant, said that Tom Howard, brother ended with a scribbled the first attorney retained by word that looked like "pasta" Ruby, had withdrawn from lie or spaghetti. case "because he has a daughDiadone immediately packed ter who is ill." some local spaghetti for shipHoward denied his daughter ment when his wife, Ida, read was sick and said he had "not the letter and informed her hus- at this time withdrawn from band the word was "basta" or the Rugy case." He said he enough. may "at some future date." 100 PROOF CHOW MEIN CHESTER, England (UPI) Lift John Evans was found not guilty of drunken driving when the judge ruled that two policemen who sniffed at his breath TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Eng The Soviet Un might have confused the odor land (UPI) ion is lifting a ban on Esperan of Chinese food with alcohol. RIGHT ON TIME to, thus ending a fight LONDON (UPI) Mr. and by the Esperantists to have the Mrs. Michael Valentine had a artificial international language baby son Friday. recognized, a British Esperanto BILKON'S BEATLE BUSINESS association spokesman said toSANTA Calif. day. BARBARA, How does the owner of Jack Cox, spokesman for the (UPI) a small neighborhood grocery Universal Esperanto Associa compete with nearby large su- tion, said a book of poems and permarkets? songs in Esperanto has been He puts on a "beatle" wig. published in Moscow He said Store owner Albert Bilkon, 49, a million people m the world did. can speak Esperanto, invented "I never saw such business," in 1877 by a Pole, Ludwig Za- Bilko said. menhof. Sen. for integrationists, announced Barry Goldwater, currently he plans to sell out and move touring his home state in his to the West Coast. campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, said Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara was putting "all his eggs in the missile basket." Repeating his support for continued use of manned bombers, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Actor Goldwater told a Gila County Lew Ayres married former airRepublican fund raising dinner line stewardess Diana Hall of Friday night in Miamia, Ariz., that "we are not right if we al- London last week, he disclosed low our manned bomber fleet Thursday. to disappear, and I'm glad the The veteran actor said he House of Representatives has and Miss Hall "very quietly got agreed with me on this." a license here and went up to The senator was greeted by northern California to a little a turnout of some 800 Republi- town where we have friends, cans, which represented 70 per got a minister and were marcent of the fegistered Republi- ried." cans in that heavily DemocratIt was the third marriage for ic county. and the first for his new Of the U.S. missiles, Goldwa- Ayres He bride. formerly was wed to ter said: Lola Lane and Ginger Rogers. "We're not sure they'll get off every time. We don't know enough about missiles and if idential battle will be waged on they will go, what effects vari four areas of policy ; Foreign ous explosions will have on the affairs, hemispheric relations, worldwide communism and dointernal guidance systems." Goldwater predicted the pres- mestic economy. NOGALES, Ariz. (UPI) Actor Lew Ay res Weds Stewardess 30k I MLBOTPtMESUa CEMTUW-H- if you miss seeing it , mm another second ! CLARK MUSIC CO., HART MUSIC CO. In tiNswv pauia f Mr EXCLUSIVE GIRLS ARE GOOD AT IT TOO! OPEN TODAY SHOWS 1 rl 5 - 5:30 - 7:45 - 10:00 R-Oh- io, re-creat- ed off-du- ty long-pendi- ng R-Io- wa r Open 7:00 Show 7:30 OPEN YEAR AROUND COZY ELECTRIC IN-CA- HEATERS R m 1 m., I '& frs 'IF-. m, AT THE ivx'ZJ ,t?r i JjS The story of a man condemned to save him for a pncebrsbKjtoeswocxaa .... . 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President Johnson ordered the water shuttle and said henceforth the United States will not buy water from Castro even if he changes his mind and decides he wants to sell it. The President said eventually the United States will, build its own water txmver-sionplaon the base. . salt-to-fre- France mm - A SoBctacukx Naw Show of "UNFORGETTABtES"Storrfg agreement with the BrOw Fort County Port Authority Lauderdale city officials ay Guantanamo Monday. Navy Lt. Cmdr. John Cassen, the officer in charge of water loading operations here, said no definite shippmg pattern has been established yet, but that eventually the Navy hopes to havsynchonize shipments ing one ship load while another makes the trip to the big base. Cassen said the sister ship of the Suamico, the Tallulah, would be the next tanker to take on water for Guantanamo although no arrival time here has been set. The water is being supplied WASHINGTON (UPI) Conto the Navy here under a 1961 gressional Republicans claim there is $5 billion to $6 billion of "fat" to be slashed from President Johnson's 1965 budget despite the Chief Executive's economy claims. Rep. Frank T. Bow, chairman of a GOP "economy task force," announced the opening of a new SEOUL (UPIT South Korea election year drive to cut the has renewed its demand for le budget in the weekly newsletgal jurisdiction over U.S. serv- ter of the House Republican icemen in this country who Campaign Committee. At the same time the newscommit crimes during letter claimed that Republicans hours, Korean sources said tolast year cut the late President day. last budget by $6.5 It was officially announced Kennedy's billion. Actually, Congress cut that U.S. and South Korean ofappropriations , reficials had exchanged new pro- Kennedy's about that amount but by "sta- quest posals on the thfe effect on spending, which is tus of forces" question, but no what the term "budget" refers details were made public imto, is much less. mediately. The task force, comprising A joint press statement said key GOP members of the only that the new proposals House Appropriations Commit"dealt mainly with the crimi- tee, was set up early last year nal jurisdiction issue." by Rep. Ben F. Jensen, Korean sources said South the committee's senior GOP Korea is pressing for the same member. Johnson has promised to elimauthority over U.S. servicemen that the United States gave Ja inate waste in everything from pan through the status of forces the White House light bill to agreement it has signed with outlays for national defense. His that country. A number of spending budget for the fiscal-yeaAmerican troops have been starting July 1 calls for tried in Japanese courts. outlays of $97.9 billion. ROBsmmnaium WWWWWW ii said the tanker Suamico cleared Port Everglades early this morning and is scheduled, to arrive at A Navy spokesman 1 PSOOUCTK WAKE UP AND SCREAM WITH THIS ONE IS A RIOT!! LAUGHTER ban waters. "THE iXPtOSIVE MILITARY CORRUPTION" 77-ye- ar WINT PORT EVERGLADES, Fla. (UPI) The United States starts ed its water shuttle service to the Guantanamo, Cuba naval base today with dispatch of a tanker loaded with 4.5 million gallons of water. The shipment was the first since Cuban Premier Fidel Castro cut off the water supply to the base in retaliation for the arrest of 38 Cuban fishermen caught poaching in Florida FILM OF Soviets Ban On Esperanto Use EUOENI JEIESNIK Jacksonville, Fla. Four ministers were arrested at a white-onl- y restaurant Friday and charged with violating Florida's trespass law. 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