Show REFLECTIONS -- filled" VOL LXXVI ASSOCIATED No 323 lUlbUIM Ariz AP — A skvdivinjr nr man was killed Sunday when a buddy plummeted through his parachute and ap- iuiulmu mm unconscious The incident occurred 2000 feet over Ryjm Field in Tucson Dead is Airman lC Charles W Walton 25 Air Force Base in Tucassigned to son Hospitalized with multiple injuries is Petfer Neumann 23j a Tucson photographer Walton leaped from a plane at 9600 feet with Airman lC Herbert Romisch 26 also of They were followed a few seconds later by Neumann who begin shooting pictures of the descent After falling free for 7000 feet Walton and Romisch separated It was then that Neumann plunged through Walton's shroud tearing a great gap in it and crashing into the airman picture-shootin- Davis-Montha- w??'m - It PRESS OGDEN UTAH :! SKYDIVER DIES AS BUDDY hand-in-han- t a Victor Hugo said: "As the purse is emptied the heart is Tuesday Low UTAH — Phone fn: "11 m r ui n J oLv o LJ u Rooming House 5 Other Buildings Up in Flames n — ' - -- 'S """ TLAOTIC CITY """i j NJ WEDDING DAY CHICAGO and Aim Farrell have to postpone their may ' wedding Saturday Police scheduled a hearing for them Thursday on charges of grand theft after Vercillo sold a $100 wig to a female police investigator Authorities said the wigs were stolen from the Victory Beauty Supply Co by Miss Farrell an employe of the firm Police said she told them she needed money to finance her marriage to Ver- - a block of hotels and rooming houses near the famed Atlantic City Boardwalk today killing at least three per- Ajp sons and leaving 20 missing j Atlantic City hospitals and persons involved dropped the number to 23 Then three bodies were recovered from the ruins of the Surf side Hotel where the blaze started All the missing had been staying at the Surf side The search continued for morel possible victims of w?t!Sj (UPI-Standard-Exami- Rep Vinson Says His Career Over - 'MAN AND MYTH' His Name Monies I For an Oversight Note-Follo- wing D-G- e JFK Denies i year-roun- His Policy semi-milita- ry (APj-Presi- -- i D-T- ex anti-busine- ss Freed Pro fe ssor Returns To Ydle Mu m on Reds i cillo Rocky Fires Mew Salvo at G oldwater ' WASHINGTON (AP) Gov ichange positions the people will Nelson A Rockefeller does some wonder" Rockefeller spent two days in Capitol Hill politicking today Louis then came here to see after firing off a charge that St New York's Republican Sens Sen Barry Goldwater does not Jacob K Javits and Kenneth B represent a consensus of Repub Keating at lunch today Other lican thinking senators who would like to drop ihe New York governor a de in and talk politics would be wel- clared candidate for the nomi come the governor indicated A nation made that allegation said he will be m the Sunday 'on the CBS television spokesman until Tuesday morning program "Face the Nation" and! capital His wife is with him again as he arrived here Sunday Goldwater served Saturday as senators in best man at the night to button-hol- e wedding of an a search for convention support The Republican platform in 1964 will represent "the main stream of Republican thought Rockefeller told newsmen at Washington National Airport He said he assumes Goldwater will "have shifted his position prior to tne convention" in or der to run on such a platform On the nationwide television interview broadcast from St Louis Mo Rockefeller made a similar pitch by saying Gold-watmay have trouble explain to tne voters the switches ing he would have to make to win the nomination "The people are going to say just what are his positions and why did he vote against Eisen-nower 48 per cent of the time wnen ne (President Dwight D Eisenhower) was in office" Rockefeller said "In the heat of a presidential nomination when Sen Goldwater will have to er ed " mid-morni- ng - on-sp- y —— — at-45- — VVMIHT 0 OVER j old-sty- le two-stag- 1946-194- ! - Two in Dispute Over Tapped Telephone Resign 50 Faulty Stamps mmq - f -- - 1 IN EX add-don- -- j me I :: black-imprint- ed Ham-marskjo- ld late 1: al V ' six-sta- egy Peter O'Donhell Jr Republican state chairman of Texas and head" of the national Draft Gold-watsaid he organization thinks at least 500 convention votes already are in the Gold-watcolumn Nomination will require 655 er - er Home Faces First Test' Of Confidence - LONDON Prime (UPI) Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Hom- e challenged by the opposition Labor party to call immediate general elections today faced the first confidence test for his new government in the House of Commons Douglas-Hom- e was exDected to win the vote easily because of the 100-vo-te margin "his ConWASHINGTON (UPI) — Two servatives hold in the House top State Department security The motion attacks the govern uiuuers involved m a dispute over tapping the telephone of a suDorcunate resigned today The two John F Reilly head of the security office and El mer D Hill chief of its divi sion of technical services were involved in a dispute over an alleged attempt to tap the tele-pnone ot a third security official Otto F Otepka Otepka was urea ror giving certain information to a Senate investigator Sen Thomas J Dodd charged last week that Hill in effect had and Reilly first denied and later conceded they were involved in an attempt to "bug'! Otepka's telephone The two men were on "administrative placed leave" by the State Department following Sen Dodd's charges I D-Co- nn -- i last week POST $i old friend Lyle O Snader president of Capitol Hill's Quorum Club while leaders of the drive to make Goldwater the presidential nominee met to plan strat- -- - mild-manner- (UPI) — Frank Vercillo (AP) — Fire swept through the blaze ' that destroyed five notei Dun aings ana a rooming : house and damaged an apartment building before it was THREE BOARDWALK HOTELS go up in flames at Atlantic as fire- NJ City brought under control men tight an heroic battle to save theibuildings and their occupants in a pre Fire also spread to three oth dawn blaze today— Telephoto) er buildings but was quickly ex tinguished SEVENTEEN FLED Bourbon said police accounts showed 40 persons had been in BEIRUT Lebanon (AP) President Abdel Salam Aref and the Surf side iwhen the blaze the leaders of the Iraqi armed forces overthrew their country's broke out shortly after 4 am Ba'ath Socialist government today and took control The Surfside is a kosher Aref in one of his early proclamations indicated that he establishment catering mainly hoped to revive the agreement to merge Iraq with Syrik and President Gamal Abdel Nasser's United Arab to elderly Jews Republic The president an admirer of Nasser said hp Seventeen of those in the closely with all Arab nations "especially with' the United! Arab WASHINGTON (AP) building escaped including all Rep is the (Editor's Commissioners of the Common three a Republic" a series by Victor who has second article £arl Vinson employes on duty seven wealth Lasky excerpted from his forthcom-ThAref who has been Iraqis pro- served and a of seven guests Man and The longer in the House of ing book "JFK: one thing wrong that owned the family was There: ' hotel visional president since the) mili- Representatives than any man Myth") however John Kennedy himself Milton Rauer owner of the tary ousted Premier Abdil Ka in history — almost a half- was not an lenrolled Democrat Surfside said 20 of the By VICTOR LASKY guests rim Kassem's dictatorship in century — announced today he The law clearly provided that were d 1963 by Victor Las residents of Copyright while a serviceman could regis- hotel and another 10 were the February assumed full powers will not seek another term there President John F Kennedy ter to vote by mail he must ap-- on short as head of a new revolutionary On his 80th birthday today launched his vacations from New ki Vinson said he will retire from political career in person to enroll as a York ' 1 pear and council other Philadelphia basis of a ijnisrepresentation member of a Congress when his term ends on the political party cities The Occurred in 1946 Jack He ordered dissolution if the Jan 3 1965 He will had not done so complete 50 when episode then 29 The Kennedy was engulfed in Kennedy years old The last filing day was April flames building National Guard a years in the House on Nov 14 decided in about five minutes he to run for the congres- do ro unit of Ba'ath Socialist party 1964 he eligible to file a can said Last July Vinson passed the sional seat vacated by James didate would have had to be Atlantic to exiled youths City hospital said 22 loyal Deputy TAMPA Fla dent record of more than 48 years Michael Curley the grand old a certified party member for persons were treated there Premier Ali Saleh El Saadi held by the late of Massachusetts politics not less than r 30 days before "The night watchman smelled Kennedy defending pis adminisSpeaker Sam man enter a Massachusetts pri- that date leader of an extreme left fiction Rayburn lo the smoke and called me on the tration against charges of is required to a candidate Vinson is chairman of the mary All guardsmen were orde red to dis was switchboard" Kennedy's oversight Rauer said bias said today he is House Armed Services Commit- submit the najnes of 250 party covered on 2 surrender follow woke their The to wife she grabbed April the weapons up my not out to "soak the rich" tee and one of the most power- supporters On April 2 1946 27 before the fil a aress we day— and armed then days woke up forces Those wi o re- ful John F Kennedy presented such ing The President said his policies figures in Congress he quietly slipped into our three sons and my mother day— ing fused to were be to the Office of the Regexecuted on the He recalled today that he held a list are designed to promote "the We all jumped through a back of Voters and Election See coh 3 page 2A istrars office in spot 10 for public Georgia window about 15 feet to the of soour entire steady progress before to Conyears coming PRISONERS TAKEN ground ciety!' and to bring about "prosgress So when he retires he "In another minute or two the radio said the Baghdad hrmpd will have held public office for perity in an age of peace and forces whole had captured NMional more than 60 tuilding would have col abundance" years on us" lapsed Guard headquarters andltaken Vinson apparently in exceliln a major address prepared a number of FANNED FLAMES guardsmen pris- - lent health was enjoying a cifor the Florida Chamber of oner A in his brisk office here when he wind from the ocean gar Commerce Kennedy gave the iae armea iorces also were made his announcement this fanned the flames from the Surf most comprehensive reply yet reported to have encountered morning NEW HAVEN Conn (UPI)-cern expressed by President side to seven other buildings on to those who accuse the admin- - some resistance in sections of "In the years ahead I want to A UniverYale He indicated he either side of it along Maryland Baghdad but appeared t6 have be released from official respon- sity critic of Soviet ideology to- Kennedy" istration of being antibusiness not be admitted again Avenue which intersects the would full control by A he told a Three more build"so this sibility" reporter day resumed his life in having been expelled under Boardwalk (Kennedy flew to Tampa from general curfew at I am notifying the district that community on proclaimed ings reVirginia Avenue behind ofj scholars far guard Palm Beach aboard his jet 6:40 am- was eased to allow I will not be a candidate for retne Durning ones also caught moved from the Russian prison APPEARS DECISIVE transport landing in bright 80--' bakers and others in essential election I am forever grateful where he but were quickly extin- lire spent 16 days to to their services to At a news go them for conference weather in at the the confidence Mac jobs degree nearby guisned they charges nan Deen in the throes have reposed in me throughout hn- new Art and Archi- (' Thf SnrfsirfA wnc tho iraq Dill Air Force Base He was university's 52 Frederick WV nnlw 0 Barghoorn of a week-lon- e internal tecture the or tel power apBuilding Barghoorn rooming house that had returned late Sunday but re-years" welcomed by Gen Paul D between modera e and Many messages of congratula- mained silent tri details of his peared decisive and deliberate guests according to Police Sgt Adams commander of the US struggle extremist factions of the Ba'ath tion on his 80th birthday arrest Oct 31 in Moscow whie Sunday as he spurned questions James Mullen one of the first Strike Command Ba'athist leaders party from poured into his office on sabbatical eave to research relating to the "strange and bi- men on the scene The other The President who traveled had gone to Iraq to help Syria places were closed for the aspects" of his arrest CU1U here a miles an hour en- restore order investigate meth zarre He said wrote however a "I ods of political instruction arid visioned in still another speech Aref pledged that he would DRY ERA number of to letters Starting at the Boardwalk the university indoctrination1' the time when men jwiU fly rou- carry out "the bbliga-tion- s officials to Soviet and brotherly the hit by fire were an govbuildings deThe Soviets have also tinely throughj sPace at more to our sister Arab states FOR VILLAGERS ernment openly arapartment building the Strat-saying quite' clined to elaborate on his than 15000 miles an hour and especially Syria and the flnited more burfside and Leonard ho I what to wanted frankly evirest but insisted they had Kennedy's visionary concept Arab Republic We say to our DOB do" tels a rooming house the Im WALLS dence indicating the sandy-haire- d of the future of flight was beloved sister" England we — Syria tht of (AP) Eighty years probachelor was on a misBarghoorn contended that if perial Hotel Annex and another spelled1 out in a talk prepared will always be with her fe will hibition — efunofficial but sion for American intelligence the Russians "felt these matters rooming house fqr a Tampa ceremony marking carry out our obligations toward fective—ended today for this the 50th anniversary! of the first her" IT WENT UP Barghoorn was released Saf- - inappropriate they simply Cornish village with the urday from jRussian scheduled air service custody should not have issued a visa All The United Arab Republic four hotels and one room of the Highway Inn con- - They had a very full knowledge ppening view of he "in personal were destroyed FIVE SPEECHES Iraq and Syria agreed in April ' The village's Baptist chapof my activities and have never ing house to in a out of control in were Flames federation but join the Before returning to Washingel bought the only pub in raised an objection in the past" Fish' in Confers on the Imperial Annex and the sec Syria and Iraq reton late tonight Kennedy will Ba'athists he said the 1880s and closed it domination jected Nasser ' by have made five speeches here CIUDAD VICTORIA Mexico The professor of political sci- ond rooming house Since then the 200 villagers and All the buildings except the Nasserites from dropped ana at Miami Beach have had to travel three (AP)— Ambassador Jerzy Grud ence and head of the departtheir councils ruling Nasser apartment house were i ne wniriwina scneauie was miles to buy a drink zinsky has conferred with offi ment of Soviet studies at Yale wooden structures between five denounced subsequently the e the beginning of a cials of Tamaulipas State on the visited Russia six times and 40 objections the Despite Ba'athists and seven stories tall thdse of especially 7 with the Amerispeaking tour which Kennedy Dobwalls magistrates issued possibility of establishing a Po- spent and Mullen and Police CaDt came ' of Syria the a license for the new nothing lish fishing fleet and fish flour can Embassy in Moscow as a hopes will help him capture the pub federation James Rooney and patrolman South's most populous states — proposed press officerplant m the Gulf Coast state Jack Godowsky were responding Florida and Texas — in 1964 to a routine trouble call at the Kennedy will fly from WashingBOO-BO- O OFFICE Surfside when they discovered ton to Texas on Thursday for a the tire three-da- y swing through the There was no sign of anything Lone Star state amiss as they opened the front his Chamber of Commerce iln door and entered Rooney said text Kennedy featured the four men an oil a sudden the questions most frequently asked went place up"! he said by members of the business NEW YORK Police estimated A (AP) college stucommunity corner blocks consist only of four 200 firemen from upwards of misprints are several areas of black dent has Atlantic City assured the financing of his (Ticking off his answers he shading on houses that make up moststamps each he said' eaucauon snore and 50 communioy neignooring of misprinted selling the stamp's design gued: In Passaic Simon commented "to ties I— The size of the federal gov the fires United Nations postage stamps for ' fought H Alexander Fraenkel who pub- be right there must be six in the f ernment does not endanger thei $10400 lishes a journal for stamp dealers and block' He said he purchased the six :L iu The unidentified Bronx youth pur rnllpptnT'c coin- - TVi private economy from the Stolow firm Friday for $1800 D i— Continued budget: deficits chased 50 of the misprin s for $2 on the greatest error since the Dag Hammar-skjol- d and predicted the value would triple and the mounting national debt nrst day ot their issue Feb 28 1962 stamp case in several years (TWO SECTIONS 18 PAGES) will not lead to bankruptcy Several weeks ago he sold them to 1 "It's even greater for stamp dollec- 'NEVER SELLS — The administration has wholesale stamp dealer Julius Stolow 4A Holmes Alexander But Simon 70 a retired publisher of error made cuts in federal spending of J&H Stolow Inc for $208 each cannot be corrected by the IfS Post 4B Amusements — 't weeKiy newspapers m wew Jersey and seeks further economies Stolow said Sunday the young man Office Department "I ed: I 6A never sell speculate— Dear Abby I i— Kennedy policies will not "knew right away what he had" when "The stamDS were nrintoH h Har- a I'm stamp collector" just buy 6A lead to inflation Bridge he returned home with the stamps rison and Sons of London and screened A year ago the US Post Office De2B 3B Comics The misprinted stamps commemoby its personnel in Accordance with the blasted the dream of a few partment rate the UN 's housing £nd community usual rigid carefiikBritish standards" 3B Dr George W Crane American collectors of making small BYE BYE BIRDIE Stolow said he sold faculties They are minus the 4A most of the forturies byi selling misprinted US Editorial Page FRESHWATER! Isle of words "housing and! com- stamps to dealers for $275 each sug3B stamps bearing the likeness of Dr Joseph Molner Wight (UPI)Golfer Charles munity facilities" whichl should be cor- gesting that dealers resell them to colthe UN secretary-gener5B Obituaries thrush lectors for $390 apiece nered on the left side jthen continued King got a blrdie-p- a 4A in flight— with hi§ tee shot on Drew Pearson ' Stolow said all but nine halfway across the top The department purposely misprintpieces have tne 12th hole here Sunday been sold Radio-T3B Logs! byhim He said Max Simon ed thousands more of the four - cent CANT BE CORRECTED iThe bird was killed of Passaic NJ bought the 8A 9A only stamps and devaluated the original Also missing from the seven-colo- r Sports numbered block The other three 6A misprints Women's Page f 'Soaks Rich' 5 CENTS THEFT DELAYS Earlier police reports had 25 persons unaccounted for but Police Capt Hubert Bourbon said a check of President of Irak farabs Powe'ir Ousts Socialists J j S0M1 I t 394-771- 1 n - high 47 Fair some doudi pira L g Nassar Admirers Seize Full Control Guardsmen Arrested i Cloudy Low 16 high 50 — : 24 today (See weather map page 3A) d Davis-Montha- OGDEN-r-Fai- r UPI TELEPHOTO p— ' vf - EAT HER W 4 ment ror tailing to deal adequately with housing arid slums in its legislative program Another motion Tuesday charges the government has made no effective proposals for manpower utilization Although Labor was given no chance to carry either motion it clearly hoped that the debates would gain it increased support among the voters for the general elections which must be held in the next 11 months The party in power can ran the election at the time it considers most favorable and most observers believe Douglas-Hom- e will wait at least until spring A delay would aDDear to heln th Conservatives Labor has been leading recent public opinion polls and Douglas-Hom- e is not n to the voters as yet - well-know- NAMES IN THE NEWS STORK CALL? Gov and Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller have laughed off as rumors reports they are expecting a break the color barrier in major league baseball said In Decatur 111 that "no Negro would vote for Barry if he is nominated for baby president" i - Columnist Betty Beale wrote in the Washington Sunday Star that there were rumors in Re- - publican circles that Mrs Rockefeller whom the gover- nor married earlier this year after both were divorced was When the Rockefellers ar- rived in Washington DC two-da- y for a Sunday night social and political visit Rock' efeller a candidate for" the : a rr°fn ui eiiuenuiu j uur Humiliation was asked about the column- "These rumors have been flying ever since we have been married" Rockefeller commented as both he and his wife laughed 'WRITTEN OFF: the first Negro to Robinson Jackie Gold-wat- er Robinson who played with the Brooklyn Dodgers before they moved to Los Angeles said the Arizona senator "wrote off" the Negro vote when he said the 1954 Supreme Court decision on school segregation "was not neces- sanly the law of the land" Addressing members of thp National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peo-pte Robinson said that he has ViAnn :t: n uir n owiui vxiuucu rresi dent Kennedy in the past but now believes Kennedy is "beginning to learn about Ne-ing nni groes" - But he warned that "unless the political parties provide the Negroes with equal opportunities we are going to cast our votes somewhere else" - |