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Show -- f Lake Tribune, Wednesday, July 1, 1964 The CA Acheson May Mediate Cyprus Crisis 4 GOP, Race Gains Speed, otes New York Timds WASHINGTON, Before seeing the delegates, addressed a crowd of liams (ErDeL) that he hadre-fuse- d 8,000 at noon at State and Madibe to his states favorite " son Streets, the Chicago Loop inson candidate at the convention. tersection that Is supposed to be r " This means that Goldwater will the busiest corner to the world. more votes in few a pick up ; Delaware. IN HIS SPEECH the governor : ALTHOUGH TUESDAY was invoked the names of both Dirkcertainly Goldwaters day all sen and the late Sen. .Robert A - the way In Illinois, Scranton ap-- i Taft, who Is still a hero to Illineared coolly unperturbed nois Republicans. about it all at least In public t He tolld a press conference At the OHare Inn, the' lobby . shortly before the results of the WBi swarming with Goldwater s as well Illinois poll were announced by supporters Dirksen that he would not be sur- a older women, The latest fad In Goldwater prised if 50 of the state's 58 delecrowds Is badges saying, "Id gates voted for Goldwater. rather than switch. Many "The Illinois delegation has of the fight teen-agehad painted been in this condition, frankly, black rings around one of their tor a long time, Scranton eyes to simulate a black eye. . said. I THE MEETING with the deleBoth Scranton and Goldwater gates had been pushed by Scranappeared before the Illinois deleton supporters shortly after he gation, which met Tuesday afternoon in the OHare Inn near announced his presiChicagos airport, as did peren- dential campaign 2 .weeks Harold E. Stassen. ago. Then the nial also-ra- n governor hoped to Scranton and Goldwater did not enlist Dirksen on his side. meet But Tuesday Scranton had neither Dirksen nor Charles Percy, the boy wonder industrialist 6 A merican?-l- who Is the Republican nominee for governor in Illinois, with r. him. Percy also voted for TWA I Scranton ALTHOUGH teen-ager- rs n Gold-wate- - Neither Dirksen nor Percy Is Goldwaconsidered a ter supporter, but both realize that the backing for the senator was so Intense In the Illinois delegation that It made no sense MASS. "Wheres my NORTHAMPTON, The winner ' was Charles to buck it Ted asks 2, on hospital Kennedy Jr., daddyf Strickler of American Airlines. The Republican Party In Illinois b strongly Influenced by the Chicago Tribune, an ardent Goldwater aupporter. The partys strength In the state lies in rural areas, small towns, smaller cities and in the higher-incom-e Chicago suburbs, all centers of Goldwater sup- The WASHINGTON (tfPI) door prize at the Washington lAero Club luncheon Tuesday was a model of a IVans World I Airlines 707 donated by TWA. Panel Okehs Aid Boost For Elderly By Associated Press WASHINGTON, June 30-- The House Ways and Means voted Tuesday to recom-Emen- d Social Security benefits Com-Jmltt- ee million el-for about one-haunder not qualified persons fderly , ,J present law. . 'A THE BENEFITS were estimated to amount to about 200 million dollars in the first full year of operation, diminishing aa the beneficiaries 1 most of Cthem women--di- e. 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NO SUCH authority exists at present except that held by toe Senate as a whole under toe Constitution, which empowers H to regulate toe conduct of Its members. P a Y New York Times Service WASHINGTON, June 30 The Senate gave final approval mmmt REG. bH air Sertators Approve Commuters Bill ENT" mqrym . longer 2.99 AIR C0IIDITI0IIERS A between Greek and Turkish communities. lock. Meanwhile, it was under. . , stood that -- the . administration Greeces belief that the 1959 was awaiting a clarification of agreements which led to Cypriot Tuomiojas plans before deriding on Achesons mission. independence are no REG. Headquarters for II0RGE fmi'Wt- othe TURKEY, OPrvTHE hand, opposed "enosis but is prepared to accept a partition m qjj saasre WOMEN'S LEATHER LEATHER SANDALS 1.00 1 valid and that the islands popu- iation should vote In a referendum on its future. Since 80 per cent of Gypriots are of Greek origin, k is assumed that they would favor enosis (union) with Greece, the solution advocated by the Athens government WEDNESDAY -T- HURSDAY -F- RIDAY ONLY-WH- ILE QUANTITIES LAST STOCK UP ON SUMMER NEEDS NOW BEFORE THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND! SATURDAY, JULY 4TH Senator Refutes Wedding Story Neu-bberg- er BE CLOSED first time in toe of Capitol Hill veterans memory r has sought committee to that the LOVE any "OH, I speaking press, Goldwater said, "but I continuing authority to regulate dont want to work you Mow the conduct of lta members. so hard. "IU talk to the press any time The authority would apply I want to. I Just dont want to as also to Senate employee. much as I used to.. . Tuesdays action came as the committee voted 6 to 2 in favor of amending a resolution voted out Monday requiring senators and Senate employes to disclose certain acts about their outside financial holdings. hua-ban- al THE IDEA of assigning Ache-so- n to the UN. mediation effort, 1 O New York Time Servlet won. Jvlslon would be men 74 or older --WASHINGTON, June 30 AP) in 1965 and women 71 and older Sen. Maurine B. Neuberger Jwho had made, or whose .) Joined a Boston psyhad made, some contribu-Jtio- n of Sodal Security payments chiatrist Tuesday In denying a during their working lives, but published report they planned to not enough to qualify even for be married. tthe present minimum payment THROUGH AN aide, Mrs. Neuiof J4Q a month. statement FOE THESE categories a berger, 56, affirmed a made Boston in Monday night jiew special minimum of $35 would be established, and for by Dr. Philip Solomon, 50, who couples with both spouses living, said, "There is absolutely no .'the amount would be Increased truth to that report by $17.50. . The Boston Globe had pub"" estactuaries Sodal Security imated that, of about 500,000 per- lished the report that Mrs. to and Solomon planned sons made eligible under the wed in Washington July 12 and be would about 375,000 change, Jwomen, the great majority of the couple would buy a home In Newton, Mass. them widows. Secretary-Gener- even if only In an advisory capacity, grew out of the Washington conferences and was mentioned her to both visiting ' premiers. While it is not dear what precisely Acheson may be able to achieve, the administration believes that It is vital at this stage to "keep things moving diplomatically, as one official put It Tuesday, to prevent a further hardening of the dead- umn (JXM (m as Of Discipline AT HIS PRESS conference, Scranton maintained that a new poll of rank and file Republicans in Illinois showed, however, that only 35 per cent back him. At his press conference, Gold-watalso answered questions about his failure to meet with reporters since the California primary on June 2, which he U-- ment visit Sister, Kara, Rules Solons Ask Power port -- UNTIL NOW, THE1 U.S. has tried to help to bring about a settlement between Turkey and Greece and through direct diplomatic efforts that were climaxed last week by President Johnsons conferences here first with Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu and then with Greek Premier George Papandreou However, Johnsons Inability to persuade the two governments, particularly Greece, to engage In direct negotiations over the future of Cyprus has led to tiie decision to concentrate on the UN. as the principal channel for seeking a settle- last-minu- te Model 30 U-S- -- Fly June U Thant and Cyprus Mediator Sakari S. Tuomioja were known to be interested in the presence of an outstanding personality. In the new round of negotiations and Acheson himself was believed to be willing to take on the assignment, the final decision has not yet been made. But If the former secretary of state is sent to Geneva to work alongside Tuomioja in his separate conferences with Greek and Turkish diplomats, the U.S. will have fully entered the mediation picture through Jhe UN. -- -- - Dean Acheson " was authoritatively reported Tuesday to be President Johnson choice for the delicate mission of assisting the United Nations mediator in attempting to move the Cyprus dispute off dead center. r From Page 1 Continued By Tad Szulc bS'li1 - LADIES' SUMMER, HANDBAGS ; leather. Straws, Plastics White 81 Pastels 257 057 qy 397 5 ' REG. ri V M 2.99 & 3.50 Flui MT. 241 SO. MAIN ST 2201 HIGHLAND DR. 7J |