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Emini Tims, WriMsdiy, Sipt. 1, IMS People lit The News BOSTON (AP)--Former Am-lnexl Tuesday before U.S. Judge fctssador Joseph P. Kennedy, 76, iPierson M. Hall.

reported resting comfort-) O'Brien To Face Quiz By Solans On P. O. Job By JACK BELL today at New Baptist Hospital. NEW YORK A Bobby! WASHINGTON A A technician of the political -pust HOSPIUI Fischer. 22 U.S chess ch.mpi ft sel1 wil1 fil1 the Benjamin Franklin once held when He entered the hospital Tues- on.

has won his third long-dis-jLawrence F. O'Brien becomes postmaster general. for what his doctors called I lance in the Capablancai O'Brien goes before the Senate Post Office and Civil a general checkup. Kennedy i a tournament. Service Committee today for ques- 'fered a stroke in December 19C1J The tournament is being' tioning on his cabinet nomination and has been partially para-'played in Havana but Fischer announced Sunday by President lyzed since.

is cabling his moves from New'Johnson. i 'York because the State a The political implications i ol ecause a a a a A i Actor n)cnl re use( him a visa 0 vjsjt appointment are not likelv been A George Raft has been indiciedj a on six charge? of income a evasion, U.S. Atty. Manuel Real says. Raft was indicted Tuesday by; a federal grand jury in Los A TAlPiE geles, the attorney says.

Raft is Maj. Gen night he i be aired at the hearing. But A (UP1)--The Unitec I IW defeated! everyone concerned knows that' a and Russia agreed to re 'iGueorghia D. Tringov of Bul-'the freckled, red-haired 0'Brieni lhe nation disarmamen igaria in 22 moves. i be settling down in a p0 st a am next 'i where he is likely to become I we ek or lhe week a where he is likely to become Formosa A i po iiti ca i trouble shooter', 3i ncs i is on, for the res id Gilt accused of paying no taxes on commander of the 13th U.S.

Air. TI mm a ins tn hn 00 $85,000 income from iu UL bten through 1963. insneciea uninpsp i a jj William C. Foster of the Unit ed States and Sctnyon K. Tsa rapkin of the Soviet Union, the 1958 Force based in the le i aler i lt succee( 0 conference co-chairmen, de- inspected Chinese Nationalist) Ba iley as chairman of the Dem-! cided in a rivale meeting this Kail.

69, will be arraigned'air bases in Formosa today, iocratic National Committee morm to Propose either Sept. dual role filled by some of his! 9 0 Se 16 as recess dates i 1 hpv will Knimrl nut IV 1 1 predecessors i sound out the other lOl'K StOCK a O'Brien said that his fir Hask! delosatioils on which date thc I -it i i nroffir oMVmjinh XEW YORK Slocks Industries SI 1 Air products 2 Air Reduction 4 Allegheny l.utilum St Allegheny Power Allied Chemical Chalmers Alcoa American A i A i a Can American Cyanamid American Elec American Mel Pd Ameritan American i- American Tobacco Anaconda xd Armour Atchison 's- Bendiv 5L 'j- Betnlebem Sleel Bobbie Brks 2B Boeins s-' 4 BVD Co 24 Can (1 Celanese RJI, Champ Paper Chrysler City Prod Coca Cola Colgate Ccllin Coin F-IH 4 Gas 3 I Con Eiisaa Corj Natural Gas Consider Power 5o 4 Continental Can SS'i Coppenveld Sseel 34' i Crucible Detroit Etiiscm Docglas AC 51 2 i. Do 1 Chemical Dupont SJ9'4--l'i Eist Air Lines Eastman Kodak 94 1 i 4 Eaton Bd Sh It 4 Fed Mos 36 Firestone 44 5 Ford ij General D.vnatniu 40'. General Klec General Foods R4 General 99'4 General Tel Goodrich Tire It Bub 57 1 Goodyear Tire Bub 48'i-- Grace Great A 4 Greyhound xtf li Gulf Oil Here powder Hershey 3S Hoffman Electric 7 vi log Rand 46' 4 fBM 4P9'r- Vi let Harvester 3 i Int Te! Tel 5S Jonef 4: Laughlin vj Joy Mfg Kennetotl i Kroner Ijebign Val Ind Uone CM xd 13 Ixirillard Maeff Trucks 3S'--, MGM Monsanto S2 Montgomery' Ward ifotorola 103 --it National Aviatinn 33 3 i-- i National Biscut i National Biscait National Dist Neu- Jersey 36t National Gj-psum 33 2 New York Central Norfolk 4 Western 127 --33 North Amer Av S4S Olin 454 I' 57 Owen III 5j.i(. Pan A IV A Paramount 55 Parke Dans 3 i i 4 Penney 68H Penn CM Penn Pennsylvania RR 47:1, Pepiicola 79 j.

Phillips 541,. PittsburKh Plate Gl Pittsbursh Steel Procter Gamble Pullman RCA 37 is Republic Sleel Reynolds Met Reynolds Tobacco 4 5 1 Richfield 66 3 Schenley 4 Schcrins i Sears Roebuck Sinclair 551 A Socony Mobil Southern Railway 56-. a Sperry Rand Standard Brand sns, -Standard Oil Cal 74 i 4 Standard Oil Ind 46 Standard Oil NJ 74 Standard Oil Ohio 59' i-- 6 Sierl Dr J4s Smcieba'Ker 19U-J- Tennessee a -1 Texaco 7ji 4 Thompson Tideiv Oil 41 Timken 431 i Trans A 5yi 4 nion Carbide S4 United Airc Ki United Air 4 United Fruil United States Rubber United States Steel sou Warner Bro Pictures 15' Va i xd Western Union Westing Elec Wheeling Sleel White Motor Xerox fn Zenith orien saia inai nis iirsi a i will be to "luarn something i 1 about the job of adminisleringi sourccsa 'the Post Office Department with! seems lhe keJies its intricate problems." He ed with a grin: "1 shall hope tol JPwQ informed 16 now retain what I have had since was a child, an active interest in poiitics." Whether it was so intended, i Continued from Page 1) demonstration postponement. The mob kicked at least two icars Beatles Bring Bedlam-Girls KO Policeman SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Sev- eral girls were stunned and a special guard was knocked cold Tuesday as (he Beatles per- formed amid screeching bed- lam not their in the Cow Palace. In the first of their two shows Tuesday reporters said at least five girls were dazed when a teen-age boy ran onstage, then did a running swan dive off the stage into the audience.

The girls were lifted onto the stage and carried away in Ihe arms of police. Beatle Paul McCartney pleaded with the audience to "calm down. Things are get ting dangerous." The 35-minute performance went on. At least a dozen girls made it on the stage past platoons of special detectives. Officer John Edwards, 43, or San Francisco, was trampled and knocked out as he stood in front of the stage.

He told newsmen he came to in time to grapple with a sec- ond wave of charging young fe- males. The performance marked the last day of the Beatles' eight- city tour of the United Slates. Sleel Talks the elevation of O'Brien to thei a contalnin Negroes and Cabinet puts the former aid i pel ted one car with, beer cans. and close friend of the late 1 ments later the seven Ne 'Continued from Page 1 President John F. Kennedy groes began moving up the showed a higher gros; national firmly in the Johnson camp in' product in recent years than any future intraparty rivalry! tlsewn cre on the racialipreviously reported, that might develop with the 1 5 06 6 sch 1 desegregation con-j The source said the guidelines Kennedy brothers.

i 1 1 1 the South. might be revised upward next The appointment gives John-: Alaba ma ral Lowndes yea but not now. ily, where two white civil Johnson has strongly hinted son a political operator i son a political operator with" jonnson has strongly hinted perhaps the broadest orkers have been shot to death, will stick to his insistence of any individual in the adminis-j tl1ls a Ne eTM calmlyjthat the industry grant a settle- to classe Wl while u- 471 41" 53 J69T 41 S7' i 4 i i i i i a i in LUC a i of the problems of mem-! nt to classes with white hers of the Senate and Housej a who will be running in next; year's elections. O'Brien has encountered these rn tmvns and counties followed problems almost daily in his the attern of peaceful accept- ance under application of the High School, Incidents Reported Desegregation in other South-l ment in the 3.2 per cent range without a steel price hike. (Continued from Page 1) was hit by conventional anti- work as director of White House i.

legislative liaison with Con- 19 lv 'l lg ts Act to avert a i gress. In that job he has em cutoff of federal money. aircraft fire and crashed in the ployed the soft sell technique' In Natchez Miss area. Bellinger ejected and" has left to the Presidenti eity offlcials imposed a 10 p.m.! 3 was picked up a short time whatever arm-twisting seemed t0 5 curufew as the deadline later by the crew of an Air necessary seeiiu a lneared for the city's answer HH43 "Huskie" helicop- i Negro demands for total deseg-Ker. regation.

Authorities also! "The bridge was destroyed by banned the sale of whisky in 116 tons of 750-pound bombs," Mississippi River city. spokesman said. John Nosser and the 1 Five Bogalusa Negroes Enroll BOGALUSA, La. A I Three 106 At Blythe NEW YORK I The! Mayor John Nosser and me highest temperature reported to! Board of Aldermen meet tonight the U.S. Weather Bureau 0 decide what to do about the day, excluding Alaska and Ha- Negroes' 12-poinl demand, wan, was 108 degrees at Need- Big Merger i Continued from Page 1 1 chusetts, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, i--Long Maryland, North Carolina, Ten- at La Delle SD Durrrti (Ar-)--Long fliarytand, North Carolina, Ten- 'Illness brought death Tuesday tojnessee, Virginia, West Virginia, lies and Blythe.

both in Califor-JRudio Official Dies ma. Lowest reported this morn- BUFFALO me was i A fs.1. Damages For PriceFixing Near $400 Million In Court Rulings By JACK LEFLER NEW YORK (AP) Dam- ages assessed in a 1960 electric- al equipment price-fixing scan- dal have Beared $400 million. The total was increased Tues- day when a federal judge as- sessed damages of nearly $17 million against General Elec- tric Co. and Westinghouse Elec- tric Corp.

for their party in fix- ing prices, rigging bids and di- viding markets on electrical equipment valued at billion annually. The companies had been found guilty in 1961. The ruling by U.S. Dist. Judge Wilfred Feinberg was in a civil case to determine damages.

Judge Feinberg ruled that Ohio Valley Electric Corp. and its subsidiary, the Indiana-Ken- tucky Electric were frau- dulently overcharged by 401 for 11 steam turbine genera- tors they bought in 1952 to sup- ply the Atomic Energy Commis- sion plant near Portsmouth, Ohio. He awarded triple damages of $7,424,373 for Ohio Valley Elec- tric and $9,448,830 for Indiana- Kentucky Electric. The case was one of about 900 by private utilities and pub- lic power agencies throughout the country to recover damages. They resulted from the govern- ment's breaking a criminal con- spiracy among 29 electrical equipment manufacturers.

The conspiracy has cost Gen- eral Electric more than $225 million and Westinghouse more than $110 million. Spokesmen for the two com- panies per cent of the dollar claims have been settied. Most of the cases never went to court. Pakistan Force Crosses Border KARACHI, Pakistan A Pakistani Kashmir forces backed by Pakistan troops have crossed the cease-fire line in Kashmir and occupied two In- dian posts, a government spokesman said today. The spokesman reported the action was in southwest- ern Kashmir.

It confirmed, this would be the first crossing of the cease- fire line by Pakistani forces since the present flareup of fighting in the divided Himaly- an slate. India has crossed the line and occupied some Pakis- tani posts. Shot In Head, 85 Dies ROCKVILLE, Md. A An 8-year-old Rockville girl, Hendrika Hoeve, died last night after she was mysteriously shot in the back of the head while picking peaches. The daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Cornelius A. J. Hoeve, 11701 Stonewood Lane, died in Sub- urban Hospital, Bethesda. She was shot at Butler's Or- chard, Davis Mill Road at Route 27 near Damascus, according to Montgomery County Police.

She died four hours later. They said the girl had been picking peaches with her par- ents when she was shot. Floods Hit Soviet MOSCOW (AP)--Heavy floods have struck in the area of two of the Soviet Union's major ports, Tass said today. The official Soviet news agen- cy did not say whether the two Far Eastern port cities--Vladi- vostok and Nakhodka--were af- fected. Polish Consul Defects, Grunted Sweden Asylum STOCKHOLM, Sweden A The Polish consul in Sweden, Edmund Michalski, has defect- ed and been granted political asylum in Stockholm, the For- eign Ministry said today.

Swedish officials and the Po- lish embassy here declined to disclose his whereabouts. Michalski came to Sweden in August, accompanied by his wife and two daughters. They also have asked to reside in Sweden, it was reported. Negro teen-agers and two first-jp Mft ft (Miss Edythe E. Churchill, 34, di- graders became the first of theiri a i 1ldl kel inner rector and VJce pres dent of the Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Ken- rector and vice president of the tucky, Michigan, Iowa, Missouri race today to attend desegrege- 1 CHICAGO A The Broadcasting Corp.

and Nebraska. The system gated schools this tense, Mures market was also was operator of radio! would also reach into two Cana- papermill town. firmer today on a rather quietistation KYA, San Francisco, i dian provinces, Ontario and As police and FBf fopenmg of the Board of Trade. ICalif. watched closely, the Negro; pupils arrived for the opening day of school without major in- cident.

The court-ordered desegrega- tion of the 1st and 12th grades i followed a spring and of racial violence here during which a Negro deputy sher-i I iff was shot to death and white heckler wounded. Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends HEW LUCKY iKf Films They put back the taste others take away CUMBERLAND Mon, Thur. Fri. 9 'lil 9 KEYSER Wed. Fri.

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