Show flo Troops Talce OverjCity Of Algiers Claim Trickery Algeria (AP) Several thousand troops of Communist-equippe- d regular a rmy supporting Ahmed Ben Bella entered the Algiers region without opposition Saturday as rebel guerrilla forces evacuated The army's commander Col Houari Boumedienne drove into Blida 30 miles southwest of the capita at the head of his smartly uniformed battalions Civilians cheered wildly RIDES IN JEEP d Boumedienne rode in an open jeep An army sjjokesman said the troops would camp overnight on the Blida-Algiehighway and would reach the outskirts of the capital early Sunday They staged: a military parade in Blida which ironically had just become the new headquarters of the rebel guerrilla Wilaya (zone) No 4 The guerrillas were moved out of downtown Algiers under a demilitarization agreement with Ben ? It seemed they had agreed to the installation! of a small token detachment of Boumedienne's men near Algiers and were com- jpletely surprised by the massive movement of the regulars The Political Bureau immedi-jatel- y pressed home its advantage (and announced that the election bf a National Assembly will be held Sept 20 The elec- t:en previously! scheduled Sept 16 after five postponements had ar'ain been in doubt Saturday defl-nite- ly morning as the Political Bureau tacked in a dispute with guerrilla Jeaders over (he nomination of : candidates I This disputei: evaporated with movement of the regulars into the Algiers region Soviets Fire rOom tiTesf So- viet Union exploded another megaton-range nuclear device over its Arctic test kite Saturday in a continuation of what the US Atomics EnergyiCommission called t an intensive t nuciear icsi se T - ries" The AEC announcing this said the atmospheric detonation occurred at Novaya Zemyla an island in the Arctic used for many of the Soviet nuclear explosions The AEC announcement gave no explanation! nor amplification of its designation of the Russian explosions as Van intensive test a' t DIETED for 1963 Jacquelyn flayer beams as she walks down the runway 'after being crowned in Atlantic City— (UPI Telephoto) WON— Miss America -- OL' HOMESTEAD SOON MAY BE RIGHT ON BOTTOM OF THE SEA MARSEILLE France (UPJ)— The man who opened up tne silent world beneath the sea plans to start homesteading it Monday Cmdr Jacques Yves Cousteau who thought up the aqualung will send two men down to the ocean floor Monday to live and work there for a week The two French "Oceanauts" will live in a comfortably-furnishe- d cylindrical house moored to the seabed33 feet below the blue Mediterranean just off the Friouslcs Islands near here The house is 18 feet long and six feet1 in diameter! Robert Falco 35 and Claude Wesley 30 the "Oceanauts" are short enough to istand upright inside it with headroom to spare Their home beneath the sea containsbedsi a toilet cooking facilities electric lights cupboards ard shelves J And in case the oceanauts get bored with each other they can watch television "Big43rother" Cousteau and other members of his undersea research team will keepa watch on the interior of the house by means ofa closed-circu- it television sys- r i ! 24-ho- ur tem aboard Cousteau's famous oceangraphic vessel! "Calypso" But Falco and Wesley will have a television set of their own on which they can watch programs broadcast over the French national network However their sojourn at the bottom of the sea be nothing like a vacation Falco and Wesley will have work to do sLx hours ia day carrying out research tasks on the nearby ' ocean floor y The purpose of the week-lon- g experiment lis to see how men will react to life underwater If it works men will be ' able to live on the Ocean Floor one-chann- el JOHNSON TRIP SHOWS: Loan Policy Stirs Concern of Allies WASHINGTON urb Saturday to take typhoid shots Bright sunshine replaced torrential tains and about 300 families returned to their homes -- Rains measuring almost 10 inches north of :Fort Worth overflowed streams in the area blocked highways and flooded lowland homes Drinking water was trucked into the FJchland Ilills suburb iwhere about 130 families fled from their homes : Friday night Another 110 fumHies were evacuated from the northwest sec- tion ft TTirf WnrtS wt tVa fork of the Trinity River Sheriff Jjon Evans estimated damage iif the Fort Worth area lis jul tiia juiiiiAiiKa ci usuars enators Bade J F( n Reservist Call 1 1 x" Desquerou Geors ary co-winn-er is "Cro-nac- Familiare" (Family directed by Valeria : j j cabinet member to address the Soviet people in Russian when e he makes an British Broadcasting Corp broadcast Monday it was announced Saturday in London! -- Sandys Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations and the colonies will exlain the aims of the Commonwealth to Russian listeners eight-minut- I Di- French actress Emmanuel Rhr was named best female aptress for her role in "Theme j ATLANTIC CITY NJ (UPI)— tary skills Jliss Ohio Jacquelyn Jeanne WANTED EXEMPTION Mayer whose roommate at the Other gripes were voiced by Mi3s America pageant put her on meri a diet because she thought she have who contended they shouldn't been tapped because of famwas too heavy Saturday night won critical occuthe coveted crown in this oldest of ily responsibilities or reasons other pations they felt I beauty contests Miss Mayer 20 a brunette sophomore at Northwestern Univerwas sity who measures picked from five finalists at the windup of the four-da- y pageant before 14000 spectators and a nationwide television audience "Many thoughts: went through my mind while the five final contestants were being named said the comely brunette after her se- entitled them to exemption A House subcommittee late last month accused the Army of laxity and inability to pick the best prepared men and units for a limited 36-22-- mobilization Rally Cheers Call For School Boycott lection "I thought each one of the-girl- s would have been a beautiful Miss America" THEATER CAREER The hazel-eye- d fair complec-tione- d Miss America of 1963 hopes for a career in the theater and school year WESTWEGO La (UPI) — A segregationist rally Saturday cheered demands to press a boycott against Catholic parochial school integration and applauded a speaker's charge that the archbishop who ordered the desegregation is a "liar" The rally called by two excommunicated Roman Catholics was intended by an estimated 1500 persons at this town across the Mississippi River from New d I i ¥ nui-miKiK- ut S 06 f f D VQ n a taped report for use Mundt said between 3500 and 7000 troops or technicians had ar-- ! f lived in Cuba recently in an ef-- 'j fort to convert it into a Commu-- 1 A II nist fortress Mundt said an economic block-- i MEXICO CITY (UPD— Commu- arle could "bring Castro to his ' Rist and leftist parties called Sat knees before he starts a war in urday for a coordinated hemi the Western Hemisphere" sphere-wid- e protest against what "We wouldn't have to invade" he said "if an effective blockade they called an "imminent invasion" of Cuba heralded by PresiMere established What is needed is a little encouragement for the dent Kennedy's possible call up of reservists freedom-lovin- g people of Cuba" army At the same time the newspaper DIFFERENT ANGLE Excelsior ' editorially urged the A different view came from Mexican government to prevent Sen Clifford P Chase public demonstrations on the Cuwho listened to secret testimony ban questions A strong undertone of approachon Cuba the past week from Secreing war characterized newspapers tary of State Dean Rusk and handling of the latest developHavana Case in another taped interview ments in Washington n for use said and Moscow 1 radio-televisio- Vl6XICQliS i If ytlinbT ! R-N- Mc-Nama- ra radio-televisio- During the pageant she roomed with one of the nmnersup Miss Texas Penny Lee Rudd She laughingly recalled after being named winner that Miss Rudd put her on a diet and urged her to exercise "to keep my figure j WEDDING BELLS: Judith An Firestone was married to Dalt Thiel late Saturday in the Firestone chapel of St Paul's Episcopal church in Akron Ohio Ida-bel- le - pital bed giving physicians some hope they can rouse him to coni sciousness Soblen's coma seemed less intense in this third day cf the cri-s- 's the spy brought on himself by swallowing an over dose of barbiturates just before he was to be deported to the United States to serve the life sentence he jumped $100000 bail to avoid BIGGER VEHICLES Last Saturday the Russians bc-gusing bigger and heavier armored vehicles A few days ago the Russians accepted a Western demand that their sentry convoys use a new route through the wall which cuts down the distance they must drive in West Berlin to reach the war memoriaL Western diplomats said that with the use of this route the Soviet Union no longer has any real need to erpploy armor for protect- in no troops But more impor- tantly the Western governments do not like the frequent show of military force by the Russians in West perlin which Is implied in the use of armored vehicles Their disapproval arises out of a belief that the Russians may be preparing to claim a larger role for themselves in West Berlin at the same time they deny that the United States Britain and France have a right to a voice in East Berlin n' President Optimistic on7 89th Birthday The winners of the talent and swimsuit contests in which Miss Mayer participated were Miss LONDEN (AP) Dr Robert A Soblen's condition improved Saturday His heart strengthened H3 blood pressure rose toward normal and he stirred in his hos- service late last month after Soviet troops riding in ordinary bus es had been stoned by angry west Berlin crowds protesting the killing of East Berlin refugees who tried to flee to the west across the wall dividing the city LDS t down" Soblcn Improves Doctors Report The consultations ' are reported to cover both possible Soviet or East German threats to Allied supply line operations and developments which may take place within Berlin itself Concern in the US government over the Berlin Situation is said by high administration officals to be the primary reason President Kennedy asked Congress on Friday for authority to call a maximum of 150000 miiltary Reservists to active duty in the armed forces if necessary j To what estent administration concerr over the Cuban situation miy have entered into the decision to ask for the! call-u- p authority is speculative WIDESPREAD TALKS Allied consultations on Berlin are presently centered in Bonn but are also taking place among representatives of the four Western powers in Washington and British and among the US French commandants n West Berlin One Allied action expected to be taken within the next week or so is a request to the Soviet military command to stop using armored cars for the transportation of Soviet guards into West Berlin where a big Soviet war r memorial is situated The armoredcars were put into ST'?'- David the IDS Church expressed confidence in humanity but concern about debt Saturday as he celebrated his 89th birthday ' The church leader observed his birthday in the valley peace of his home here with only his immediate family present Ha is in his llth year as president of the LDS Church President McKay said he is optimistic about the future of the world but worried about the US national debt "If our church were in debt I would be greatly worried" he said President McKay said he believes communism is one of the greatest threats the civilized world has ever faced "I have confidence in hemanity and civilization" he said "We'll get out of it The world's position was never better for the individual despite communism" IIUNTSVILLE-Presid- ent O McKay of )TCt t ! i I directed by LINGUIST: Dynean Sandy will become the first British a Zur-ti- nt a Anderson Franjy : The Italian - j six-mon- th ties for the coveted title worth an countries agreement with the Un- estimated $73000 ited States "where mutual interin order were Miss Runnersup ests are concerned" Wisconsin Joan Mary Engh Miss Texas Penny Lee Rudd Miss South Carolina Evelyn Keith Ellis and Miss Hawaii Patricia Lei caster won the best male actor Warn v I : Lan- award for his role in the picture iBirdman pf Alcatraz" s The Soviet uinnpr is Th Infancy of Ivan" directed by Anorei Trakowsky It tells the story of a Russian boy caught tip in the holocaust of World Beauty Title D-Mi- m FESTIVAL FINALS— A Rus-Stan film and an Italian' one were named Saturday night to share first crize of the Venice International Film Festival in Italy Actor Eyrt 113-00- (AP)— Sen Hubert H Humphrey exto pects Congress approve rather quickly President Kennedy's request for standby authority to call up 150000 Reservists to counter Communist threats in Cuba Berlin or elsewhere "I think it should be clearly understood that the President has no immediate intention for use of this authority" Humphrey assistant Senate Democratic leader said Saturday in an interview "Prompt congressional approval - — — — win be a demonstration to our "There "is no evidence of military arties and our enemies thaj the forces so far as the Russians are elected representatives of the peo- - concerned " pie are firmly behind our com-- ! Recent Communist shipments to manaer m cniet Cuba Case said were defensive MONDAY MEETING weapons "not the kind of thing Wastins? no timp rhnirmnn fhat would make it possible for either in its own behalf or nsK-pRichard B: RusspII T)C base for Russian operations a a? i the SennJe Armecl Srrvim! fnm t0 to consider the call-u- p aggressive against us or bUl ! uuuu- c &t a closed hearing Monday mornl !!iies-ing " Sen Karl Z Mundt R-DJ called for an immediate US air- I ind naval blockade of Cuba In 1 V U CI 5 Michigan Carole Jean Van Valin in the bathing suit and Miss MisCharlotte Ann Carroll sissippi long-terbasis' who did a slapstick comedy rou' Johonson said he was impressed tine in the talent judging in all six countries with the peoFAMILY GATHERS ples' 'fanaticism for our way of Her mother and father Mr: and life and gratitude for what we Mrs Jack Mayer of Sandusky have done for them He said Soviet threats o bomb military Ohio were in the wings when she bases in allied countries did not was selected She was soon joined shake their determination to stand on the stage by her sister Beverly and her brother Jim fast against Communist designs She edged out lour other beauHe said that be found in most NAMES IN THE NEWS yenice citizens sailors and airmen had nohe of the troubles that beset the 0 Army which had more than Guardsmen and Reservists on active duty until last month Perhaps the loudest complainants among the Army Reservists were men who had had two or three years of active duty but were ordered into uniforms again because the Army could not find active duty enough trainees with the necessary mili- Lovely Ohio Coed Gains f""" WASHINGTON ago The Navy and Air Force which between them mustered 34000 currently is appearing with the Bowling Green University Playhouse Summer Theater in Huron Ohio She was an exchange student to Austria for the 1959-6- 0 Turkey and other countries concerned that the President and his economists felt that direct grants of aid should be ended and US assistance changed to development loans sales of agricultural surpluses for local currencies and grants of military hardware r He said he tried to impress countries in the area with the fact that the American taxpayer was going to continue td help protect their liberty but had to put assistance on a more realistic 19-da- flood-stricke- KCALIuNcD i i i ik vnny aiso nas acted to assigns the right men to the right military jobs so there will be no repetition of the sauare-Des-iround-hol- e situations spotlighted by Government Accounting Office ana congressional investigators in the wake of the Berlin-crisi- s mo bilization 'of about 147000 Army iNavy and Air Force Reservists and National Guardsmen a year 4 £ just-complete- FORT WORTH Tex (UPI) -Health officials! ordered residents n of a Fort Worth sub- JJ09 1 i (UPI) — Vice President Lyndon B Johnson series' It was an apparent reference to slid Saturday that during his the rapidity with which the So good will mission viets have conducted the tests the Middle East and Europe since they resumed testing Aug his most difficult task was ex why President Kennedy Saturday's blast was No 10 an plaining ' was cutting j off direct defense nounced by the AEC but the agency made it clear that more support grants to some countries " have taken place and offering them economic loans ' "In accordance with standard instead t US practice not- - all detected He said he found "iingering y Soviet tests are specifically anhope" in some countries that the nounced" it stated The yield was described as "in policy would be reversed He said the megaton nuige meaning it that in Greece which previousvas the equivalent cf more than ly received $20 million per year in i& million tons! of TNT Earlier Etch funds the political oposition Saturday the explosion was es was particularly bitter charging timated by the cemismological in- the United States with a "hard stitution at Uppsala Sweden as and cold" decision The vice president gave his im eight megatons pressions of his y trip at a news conference He returned Fri- ty night from Lebanon Cyprus Turkey Greece and Italy said he explained in Greece j - n- i Sunshine Half Flood Damag In Ft Worth "I would like very much to have an opportunity to talk about our relations in Europe" the President said in part according to assistant White House press secretary Andrew T Hatcher Eisenhower visited France Germany Sweden England and Scotland among other places Hatcher said the President and Eisenhower may lunch alone but that possibly one or two White House aides would join them The President began Saturday's activities with a telephone report from Vice President Lyndon B Johnson who returned to Washington Friday night after a trip which took him to six nations in- the Middle East and Mediterranean area j ! WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States is consulting with Britain France and West Germany on joint steps to counter expected new Communist pressure' in ' the Berlin dispute vitation 'We're In better shape to respond this time one senior officer said Saturday r1 This he explained is because the Army has tightened its procedures installed new automatic record-keenin- g eauiomenL and taken steps to weed out men who jsnouid not be in the ready ' fill 95-m- an AP)— The Ltf first-han- d year 7 rs HUGE TOKEN former President DwightD Eisenhower to get a report ' on the latter's recent trip to Europe Kennedy wrote him 2¥z weeks ago to express interest in the general's trip and extended the in- 3-o- m bare-heade- WASHINGTON U Halt to Use Of Armored Cars Sought NEWPORT R I (AP)— President Kennedy is having lunch Monday at the White House with WASHINGTON (AP)If a new Reserve mobilization is ordered Army authorities express confidence they can put it into effect without the major flubs that brought squawks from reservists and criticism Congress durbuild-u- p ing the Berlia-crisi- s last I Bella's Political Bureau Several guerrillas newly arrived from Al giers were seen among the cheer in? crowd in Blida But their commanders were in a grim mood and one complained bitterly: "We have been tricked by the politicians" IKE TO FURNISH PRESIDENT REPORT ON EUROPE TRIP Army Ready To Mobilize Minus Flubs ALGIERS the city LJ Stirs Mew Illfedl (Jk Guerrillas 7Aove Out Leaders the LJI Ml t i V in i J d e )t (FIVI SECTIONS SI PACES) i ? $ Amu$emnts ' I ii v 4A Dar Aiby - Editorial i Radio-T- V SD Ps A 11D Loss ' Cbitvarkt : Sports VYomon's MILESTONE—President David O McKay of the LDS Church and his wife smiles as he prepares to cut into cake prepared for his 89th birthday which both celebrated with a family party at the McKay home in Huntsville ex-chan- ge Page Homes Pag — Drew Pearson Carry Celdwafer ICO 110 Business Pgt Crossword PuzzI 4 T Movms It 3 IT 1DUD fD 6A l- - |