Show A-- DUCKS TALKS V Ccntinusd from page 1 hail Suslov a presidium member and the Chinese Commun ists by Teng Hsiao-Pin- g secre tary general of the party There was no hint of the exact contents of the documents exchanged today but" the substance of the conflicting views has been made clear over recent weeks The center of the dispute is the theory of peaceful coexistence with the capitalist world The Chinese Communists insist that a transition from capitalism to socialism can be achieved only through violent revolution They also have at- ""pteIl charged that the recent international women's conference in Moscow was "manipulated" by the Soviets who tried to impose their "erroneous line" of peace ful coexistence on the delegates Referring to j the ieerins of the Chinese delegation at the women s conference the New China commentary accused the xtuooiaiio ui aim- - siuiuig China agitation" As the negotiators got down to business today there was in dications tnat Dotn sides were seeking to swing the satellite countries into line behind them Through personal efforts and apparently promises of econo- mic aid ttnrusncnev nas man aged to bring Cuba into his SDhere and he hoDes that Com tacked the pro- munist parties in Latin America gram which has been Soviet will look to the Cuban leader policy for the last six years Fidel Castro for their lead The As the Russians went out of Communist party newspaper their way to stress the co- Pravda this morning published existence theme today in pub- indications of support from the lication of President Kennedy's Soviet satellites in East GerChinese found many and Poland message the fresh ammunition for use At the same time North against the Soviets The New Korea which has been Peking's China News Agency in a com- strongest supporter in the ideomentary monitored in Tokyo logical dispute attacked Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence policies anew The occasion was the second anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Friendship and cooperation between Continued from page 1 worm iiorea and the soviet un with 800000 members took just ion But according to Radio Pyongyang the key speaker at this action last Monday —Tell teachers they would be the main rally was bluntly criti guilty of unethical conduct if cal of Khrushchev's policies they took a job in the district —Finally and this is the ultimate weapon expel teachers who take jobs in the district from their professional organizations for unethical conduct v No top official of the NEA can foresee a situation where all these steps will be taken However the delegate assembly LONDON (AP)-- Dr Giuseppe granted them the power to go Martelli swore Fridav was in he all the way if they think it is nocent of spying for the Soviet necessary In other action as the conven- Union and had in fact fought off tion ended Friday the delegates more than seven years of atby Moscow to recruit adopted a resolution on federal tempts him aid to education that will permit their leaders to work for the Testifying in his own defense on the of his trial at passage of the President Kenne- - the Old fifth day court the Italian-bor-n Bailey ay s program physicist said Russian RESTRICTIONS DELETED agents tried everything from of They did this by deleting a fers of good jobs in the Soviet restriction adopted last year union to blackmail which would have federal funds He told the jury he was still stalling them off when he was going only to public schools and colleges arrested by British security The NEA by this action is not agents on April 27 and accused recommending federal aid to of planning to join the Soviet private or parochial schools It espionage network is telling Congress in effect Martelli said his chief tor"we want federal support for mentor was Nikolai Karpekov public education If you have ad- the Soviet agent who directed ditional programs in mind we the spying activities of William won't necessarily oppose them" John Vassal Vassall - a clerk The NEA took a verbal bludg- at the British Admiralty was eoning last year for its leader- convicted last fall and sentenced ship role in the defeat of the col- to 18 years in prison lege housing bill the only major He insisted that he held out bill that had a against both threats and offers chance of passage NEA leaders and had neither joined nor said they were committed by made any plans to join Karpe- the 1962 resolution to opposition kov s web Karpekov was forbecause it included grants and merly first secretary at the Soloans to private colleges viet Embassy in London MjJ on tax-support- ed on ( V $AH FRAHC!$CO J STANDARD-EXAMINE- neservoir Authorities Press Search For Girl 9 in Bear River LlM a lOSTflN ' ATLANTA WARM j fw y — m l Ttrr — Miami © WEATHER FOTOCAST f£g SHOWERS AIRFLOW area rTHUNDER STORMS 9 FORECAST UP TO 7 AM SUNDAY— Clear to partly cloudy skies in the east- - 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The missing girl is the daughNO MEMBERSHIP FEES of Mr and Mrs Macicio ter Martinez formerly of Larado ORTON'S GENERAL AGENCY Tex now living in the Lewiston 3860 Blvd k The magazine said none of these would do— especially if the President greeted someone such as Queen Elizabeth II — and suggested: "The deft touch of a raised TOO ACCURATE FIRED hat politely pinched between thumb and forefinger and held for a hesitant moment over the wearer's heart would bring a bright spark of gallantry to those modern diplomatic moves which seem to have lost so much of their old world glamor CLEETHORPES England "I just look at the weather in the current rush for g ( AP) — The town council re- from the end of the pier I can practicalities" hired weatherman Raymond tell from the mist whether it's Last week Tailor and Cutter Comray Friday after firing him going to rain or be fine" said Kennedy and men in his because he made too many cor"He was right so often and rect forecasts the weather was so bad" the "He was always forecasting council spokesman said "that rain" said a council spokes- we decided to stop his forecasts man "and the trouble was — They were bad for business" he was nearly always correct" But for the last three days the Cleethorpes is a seaside re- forecast from London said ram BOSTON (AP)—Richard Carsort Business is good only when for Cushing 67 back home Cleethorpes Instead there dinal the weather is good from the coronation of Pope was sunshine VI superinPaul at Rome says he soon Comray tendent of the town amusement "Mr Comray feels we're in will go to Latin America on a pier posted forecasts at the pier for a spell of sunshine" said "secret mission" entrance In 30 days he was the spokesman "but whether "I am not at liberty to diswe are or not we've decided close the purpose of my trip" only wrong twice "I began doing the forecasts his forecasts are better than the Roman Catholic archbishop because the ones from London the other ones and the custom- of Boston told newsmen Tueswere so wrong" said Comray ers insist on forecasts" day night y 2060 Buchanan CUSTOM SANDBLASTING Auto Any item Urje or small Trotkt Traders ftfrmfor Wood O 6lss Metal etc U — LEWISTON 9 jKohler" drowned R OGDEN UTAIUSATURDAY EVENING JULY 6 1963 MILWAUKEE NEA Italian Denies Spy Count in British Court rv rrr MONTREAL rs TORONTO OGDEN in S Uah' OIL COMPANY STGHAGE Suear HoUsc Salt Lake Clearfield Ogden Brigham City 2296 Grant Ave Brigham City LP-G- am — at Phone Phone EX 3-84- 29 PA 3-82- 23 Philgas is our name for high quality Bottled Cas Butane Propane J -- r jujy ticmson tiva 100 Home Owned and Operated Ogden's largest and Finest Independent Supermarket IX 3 ucuvcry 5ervi — ' 12 New Store Hours: 9 am to 9 pm Monday through Satardsy - 10 cm to 7 pm Sunday |