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J ... 11L0SJ '( t - El-ro- ng Qrdsili AoDallDDiofl; Howard had hit a pinch two-ru- n homer that narrowed the Pirates' lead to two'Tuns. Face'i relief job aaved the victory for starter Vera Law, who wai knocked out of the box in the eighth when the first two Yankee Ibatters hit singles. Face pitched his way out of that jam but, ran Into trouble in the ninth when he jyielded a; leadoff single to .Gil icDougald and Howard's pinch ' - : I homer, f , i-- ' '' Vj- jS I - 1 t' ' ' ! i I '' ' ' ' ' ' " , ,' If , J Pirates, who stole fewer bases than any team in the National League, this season, threw the favored 'Yankees off balance Jn.the first inning when they "stole ' ; two basea during a fhree-uoutburst that' drove out New York starter Art Ditman " j'A - - I " ' " after the Yankees ' f i j.' 's t " " '" 'i ' 'S ' . ' ' ,X'A - - if ' - , , , , ' ' ' ', ' ' ' f, , . . , , ' ' ', "' ' , . ' 'i ' ' ' - ' '' ' , . - : - ' - - A - "-"- - ' - i ' V ' - . A! i: " . I .A rv --V -- V'i'"1 V Q :. N ,' 4 - sj A: ; ,?A A AAAA -- feA7 'A With one '' At X. - v - !A - . A"w out of action instantly. Quesada said he had inspected the runway the plane used for the abortive takeoff at tiogan Airport and found the remains of between 100 and 200 atarlingl He said he j called) in an ornithologist who j said : the birds had died sometime Tuesday evening. All evidence indicated that the starlings had been caught' in the engines disrupting j airflow and he Mid. causing a "flame-ou- ! Dropped Into Bay The plane crashed 'moments (after leaving the runaway and plummeted into. Winthropi Bay. There were 72 persons aboard and ftl were dead or missing, Quesada taid he did not plan to ground the 126 other Electras now in service becaiise there was no evidence as yet that the Boston crash was caused by a struc? - ; put, Mazeroskl singled to short left field, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Law and came home on Bill Virdon's double off Jhe right field - . , i right-hande- r, Inning-by-lnnina i x r--- g x - y ry - - . mmw e-ri- es tural .defect, - K. first Virdon walked en five pitches, tion calling for an Eisinhowtr-Khrushche- v By IIMJCB W.! MUNNi ; Vlrdca stole second and then went United Press International meeting e&ujd bring oi to third when flerra's throw 1TNITED ; NATIONS, S.Y, (UPI) In Vice President Rich a I'd. M, Nix went Into centef field. Richardson was late getting to second to Saudi Arabia sugge:ed today on and Sen. John FJ Kennedy for take the throw. Berra was that i neutral reiolu- - such talks.! with van error. Groat charged doubled down the right field line, acting Virdon. Coates started wirmlng up for the Yankees, Skbner ' singled to center, scoring ' L five-pow- - er -- j . f Groat. :. Stuart lined to Maris, Skinner holding firsts Skinner stole sec-onj-j. Berra's ' throw- was high, but Relief Society Conference Opens as Prelude to 130th LDS Gathering KUbek, backing up; Richardson at Semi-Annii- al second made a leaping catch to keep thejball from (going into cen- terjr field, 'clemente singled to cen- Mexico, and Hawaii will bes presBy United Press International tcr; ' scoring Skinner and putting v Thejllelief Society, of the Ljjtter-da- y ent at the auxiliary's annual the Pirates ahead Stengel Saints Church opens its an- meet for the first- time ;since ,ded went out . to the mound, took out nual two-da- y conference today at icatiori of the society's new biiild ' Dimar and called in Cpafcs. the Salt Lake Tabernacle under the ing in 1956., forced direction Celemente' at of g e n e r a 1 president ' An officers' meeting at 10 a .m. 3urgcss " , to Kubck. Belle Is.. ;Spafford'. second, ; Richardson in the' Tabernacle will kick off the two-da; Hoak grounded out, kubck to y will conclave The pre- conclave, Skowron. . LDS cede the !30th semi-annuThe meeting will , be conducted Three runs, three hits, one er- - general conference. by Mrs. SpaffoYd; It w 11 fea ure one i left. rori The wives of mission presidents Joseph Fielding Smith, president ' of the United States, Canada, of the Council of Twelve as one (Continued on Page IS) of the principal speakers. l The firstl general session! of the conference will convene! at: 2 p.m. . 3-- - 1. i al , j .w , ! Man With Bomb Intended For N ikita Nabbed by Police DI. MAURO nobody else but him;" Richard United Press International Hogan told newsmen a f ter his NEW YORK (UPI)-- A capture. . man was captured early to"He is insulting the ( United day trying to sneak into the States making us look like small sealed-of- f United Nations grounds people.f he said. "I lost a lot of with a 4, makeshift bomb in a buddies in Korea." drunken plan to kill Soviet PreHogan was carrying a. soda mier Nikita S.; bottle filled with iifflammable was after Khrushchev, Uquid-rwh- en he was caught tryA c I: A only to Jcrawt over a fence bordering ing U.N. territory. No United) Nations meetings were in session. hjlow It was the first bomb incident to be , directly ' connected Bj United Press International known, The greatest flow, of any river with Khrushchev since the Rusto the world is that of the Ami sian lender arrived here Sept. 19 ten. It discharges' up to 3' mil for the U.N, General Assembly Mon cubic eet oi water per aec- - sessionj There have beef) a By CI1ET - old j i ; "t , j - You Know ; . nurn-CefWijM- aoto she Aelft&iif Oeeeis, a Pest the Tabernacle. In Eighty td Kremlin Calls Moscow Parley Of Communists ' LONDON (UPD has invited leaders nist parties around meet in Moscow Communist sources The Kremlin next month, reported iiere today. ".. Ostensibly, the occasion Jfor the International "Communist rally Is ". : the November anniversary celebration of the Bolshevik Revolution. But " jy.- . effect the Communist meeting Is to debate the .serious conflict between Moscow and Pel- ping over differences on Corriniu in s ; nist Ideology, eded, tbe t source ' , 1 . eon ll don't know what caused We al Cuba Asks Death for I 4.1. v ' ' X V . trA4 a" . 'AID"""! '. 'UPD-T- ha . D-In- n 5 1 n, ww circulation I- a Page Feus) CAMAGUKV, Cuba , pro-Israe- er nt - t N i ."V , be five-pow- 7 Revolters state has demanded death by fir-in- g squad for seven of 22 men, charged with complicity in a mid ummer attempt to seize a gov ernment strongpotnt near here, it ' was announced today, A prosecution spokesman said the revolutionary regime will demand prison terms for the other 15 men involved in the Aug. 8 attack on Fort Jatibonico. One soldier and one attacker were killed "!' 'j ' " in the clash. The 22 defendants go on trial before a 'revolutionary tribunal" I , here Thursday. The Roman Catholic church was reported giving the widest possible-circulatioto a pastoral A died: inJs those Communist well known "It circular attacking by Wash-ingtoin Fidel on with Caslro'e air safety Premier fluence charged "'A'" including 'fAA Adminis- regime. : The church was said to be retrator El wood Que! sad a, that structural deficiencies found in the producing the circular, Issued been correct- Tuesday by Archbishop Enrique airplane have-no- t Hartke said, Perez Serrantes, by photostat and j ed," on a mimeograph for Heavy lifting equipment Coast . Guard; buoy tender lifted among Catholics who do not regf the tail section Tuesday night. ularly attend church. In Havana it was announced The wreckage banging over the ship's side in Winthrop Bay was that Ambassador to Argentina clearly in view of departing air America o Cruz Fernandez has on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four) J1 aided by both Vice President Nbton and Senator Kener resolution nedy The does not preclude this." It was noteworthy that Shukairy made the suggestion today despite his assembly speech last week at-tacking! both ixon a nd Kenn edy li for allegedly views. Indian ' Prime I minister Jawahar- la I Nehru criiicized the Australian drive for a Big Four summit conference as an attempt to excluoe other countries from a voice :ln settling the 'vorld's affairs, f Nehru Wants Meeting Nehru renewed his demand for an early meeting between President Eisenhower and j Niklta Khrushchev and began a drive to block efforts by other neutralists to water down their resolution asking the General Assembly to call for such a meeting. Both Eisenhower and Khrushchev have rejected the by five neutralist; nations India, United Arab Republic, Indonesia, Yugoslavia and Ghana. But Nehru said he would press on. Nehru spoke out In opposing an effort by Australian Prime Minister Robert j Gordon Menziex to have the assembly call for a four-powsummit session at the "earliest practicable date." Nehru said this appeared to be an attempt to exclude other countries. Nehru said that when the five neutrals suggested Khrushchev and Elsenhower renew their personal diplomacy, "it wax not with the idea for them to discuss the affairs of the world and finalize ; t : gov-ernme- mit talk at "the earliest practicable date,".) . iShukalry, who often acts as a spokesman for the Arab countries, ' renewed the said contacts not be the need neutrals by sought imited to Eisenhower but that he j .r-- - It was a proposal for missile re search to be carried on by a contraclori The docuwas ment carried by , John Wright, Papli, Pa., jifld the Burroughs Corp.,- who was killed in the crash. - Most Bodies Recovered By early afternoon all but three of the 61 bodies hac been recovered. Those still 'missing were believed to be ' beyond the reach of skin divers in the wreckage of the main fuselage section. Strong criticism o the Federal Aviation Agency came from &en. d who has Vance Hartke, Electra curb to flights sought since a March 17 crasli . at Tell City, Ind., in which 8 persons ' ' tCeefchittttf ''J... 'At least persons were killed in the explosion and fire. Estimates of the number of Injured ranged from W to 115. The force of the blast blew all the clothing from the bodies of two workmen who escaped, , j ered,.; call of 20 Commu thei worlJ to ' .y . i y. A k 1 The luggeition was made by Saudi Arabian Mlnlsier of Slac Ahmad Shukalry during funeral Assembly debate on the resolution and an Australian amendment suggesting instead a Big Four sum- ."could - KINGSPORT, Tenn. (UPI)-- Ab explosion heard 20 miles away destroyed a square block area at the huge Tennessee Eastman chemical works Just as the evening shift reported to work Tues--da- d r I If. rivite Nixon, Kennedy to Ike-Meet, Suggests Saudi Arabia Bona left, - '"t r i 7T . Plant; 11 Persons Die the explosion," a company official said . early today. "The damage was so devastating, the heat arid smoke so intense, nobody can .... .1i nut i U.HH.N.I " tt. lUI. , wjibi. nnipnvi, 9my pvtiH ll,Ll The fire was controlled three ji i .W, planet, My W hours after the 0:43 p.m. EDT ex Harbor late laxt night. Out of Ti pernoiiH on the plane, 61 wore dead Quesada said that half the (Continued on Vgt Hevtn) or mUglntr, A top secret. military document wa recovered today from plane's fuselage wai still in the waler and a full report on struc-turthfi wreckage, (Ilerald-UP- l Telcphoto) defects eould not be made this st time, The admlnlstra'tor, In reply lo a A 'j question, said therf wis no indiTof Air The Force cation sabotage, t hat In Washington i disclosed -thtri was a it cretj document on : ,( the craft but that li wai recov- ' mi still ill-fate- - '"irn- ' was not determined the whether .plant was one of the Electras which had been modified following earlier fatal crashes. Tuesday night's tragedy was the fifthj in 20 months Involving one of the turbo-pro- p It Yankees first jXubek took a called strike, a ball, missed Law's third pitch and then singled off the third bate bag. The ball bounced, high ' '!w ,,.7 r v i , In the air and Hoak dropped the ball coming, down but had no - wr vrU mtfitamiiwiiwuiii tn mm hiiiih ...imw mmminm i.u rn f jfa im.ji chance getting JCubek at first. DRAMA AND PATHOS IN BOSTON PLANE CRASH A policeman Lopez, on a three-tw- o pitch, rounded into a double play. Mazand rescue jworkers carry a body still strapped to the seat of the EastIeroskl tagged Kubek out going to ernAirlines Lockheed Elcctra airliner which j crashed into Boton second and then threw to Stuart Maria hit toj doublt up Lopez. Law's third pitch into the upper V right icld 'atands for a home run. I MMntb Hied to Virdon. One run, two hits, no errors, I ttratti Blast Razes " screen. ! The ;Yankees drove' out Law in the top of the eighth on two tingles in succession with none out. Face, a relieved Law-anpitched the Pirates out of the Jam. K is an ' Following . J il il. or tne nrsi wona flesenpnon game: . Survive Crash Into Boston Harbor; Secret Military Papers Found i 6-- 2, adxth ! By PETER CRONIN United Press International BOSTON (UJfl) A huge flock of migrating starlings may have caused ah Eastern Air Lines crash that took 6l lives Tuesday night, Elwood R, 9uesada, administrat6r of the Federal Aviation Agency, said today. He told newsmen the birds might have been sucked into some of the! Jf our turbo-pro- p engines, knocking them 1 3-- 2 2-- 0 j , - .'A 11 ' ' ' ' I had narrowed Pittsburgh's lead- to yvith a run in the top of the fourth; Mazeroskl hit a pitch by reliever Jim Coates over the eft. field scoreboard following a valk to Don Hoak. That blow drove In what eventually proved fo b jhe winning run. Roger Maris, who like Mazeros-kCwa- s playing in his first series game, hit a Yankee homer in the first Inning. , Pittsburgh then went ahead, with a run in the last of the ' , , '' 1 I J . n Then, V ' 4 L ' A:- j -- . j The j tf , . ' ., , ' J L ! 1 - m. CCaBDorog giant tail section of Eastern Airline Electra that crash ed into Boston Harbor, last night being lilted from tne waier. oixiy-on- e persons are aeaa or mining. Aciaiu UPI Telephoto) JFK Charges Republicans With 'Most Wasteful Administration Nixon Takes Of f Gloves, Raps Kennedy's Farm Plan teeists have been hoping' for. The vice president had a chance g tactics to continue his of crucial a series over is M. ocrats Richard today during Nixon has taken off the gloves. appearances in New york City. The GOP White House contenThe. Empire State's W electoral der abandoned his relatively mild votes; could lip the ejection. jabs Tuesday I night and let go Kennedy continued today what with aome .upper he conceded was a "long, tough, cuts at the farm program of his uphill fight" for Indiana's II elecDemocratic opponent, John' F. toral votes. By United Press International The hopeful wait of Republicans and the vary wait of Dem- bare-knuckl- i hard-hittin- e i Kennedy. Nixon left no doubt that, he would keep wp until election day the slugging whjeh soma RepubUean mmpMiftn etrfv eon-eera- ed After a speech in tndfanapolla Tuesday nJght, the Massachusetts wnator said he was "under no Illusions'' about his chances la centc $4 h Ku the ene-tim- e I Klux Klan where his Roman I Nixon said it would abolish the Catholic religion could cost him equivalent of a million farm . Jobs and throw out of wdrk anvotes. j Nixon capped a . day of cam- other million persons who serve paigning in New Jersey Tuesday farmers and handle their pro, with the slashing attack on Ken- ducts; a vice The before, farm program president also hit hard nedy's ' Issue Important in West in another. at crowd enthusiastic widely t heavily populated New Jersey. Orange. The GOP nominee charged that civil rights. W i t h tormtr Negro baseball the plan would boost food prices by 25 per cent and hike the cost star Jackie Robinson standing beof living at least f cent, He side him, Nixon told prfdomi said K would curtail beef and nantly colored audience st a pork mplltt to less than the bouaing development in Newark! Werid Wat JS t4cefa level. tCs&M4 3 Pae Four) i . i pt i i V -- I At .1.. |