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SECTION A PAGE TWELVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA-PI NEVILLE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1965 ajjjWMHHMaW'fJHaVaValaMHaaj mm Labor Day Traffic Crush U.S. -Soviet Cultural Exchange in Danger 600 May Die on Holidays rvj ill By Lewis Gulick WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. officials voiced concern today over what they termed Soviet harassment of a program designed to improve U.S.-Soviet relations. The program is the U.S.-Soviet Cultural Exchange launched seven years ago in the post-Stalin thaw as "a significant first step in the improvement of mutual understanding between the peoples of the United States and the Soviet Union." Now something like a Communist cold war campaign has Last year near-riots of bottle-throwing erupted in the stands. In Michigan, 10.000 persons were expected for the annual Labor Day walk across the straits of Mackinac Bridge.

It is the only time pedestrians are allowed on the suspension bridge and they get a free bus ride back after the four mile hike. Many toll roads and filling stations will give free coffee to night driving motorists, but in Clarion, Iowa, Wright country Boy Scouts will distribute doughnuts and chocolate milk as well. Finally, the crush of autos will produce one other statistic. Allen Seed Vice President of Keep America Beautiful, estimated motorists will toss enough trash on the nation's highways to fill about 2,000 freight cars and cost $10 million to clean up. ticularly at overcrowded beach and seaside spots.

New Hampshire state police will work 12 hour shifts. State Adjutant Gen. Francis B. Mc-Sweeney says he'll have national Guardsmen bivouached near Hampton Beach, where rioters staged an orgy of destruction last year. Although the holiday commemorates the working man, Chicago union officials said they did not plan any events to mark the occasion because nobody wanted to get dressed up for any formal program on a holiday.

National Drag Races Indianapolis, stood ready to welcome th3 national auto drag racing championships, but riot police, security guards and police dogs were mustered to keep order during the weekend. l. U.S. authorities said the Soviets had not been bound to accept "Hello, Dolly" because they had never signed a contract for it. The musical play was one of five such U.S.

appearances in the Soviet Union proposed under this year's exchange program, they said. Washington has been anxious to keep any frictions with the Soviets on a low key while the United States concentrates on the war in Viet Nam. But U.S.Soviet relations have cooled considerably. Last week Soviet planiclothes-men manhandled one of the Russian-speaking U.S. exhibition guides, accused him of having been a World War II Nazi agent who killed Soviet partisans, and expelled him.

Now the Soviet press Is volleying accusations at other U.S. guides and at the leadership of the exhibit. set in against one visit under the program: A U.S. exhibition on architecture. And Thursday By United Prtts International The long Labor Day weekend the last holiday of the summer begins today with the prediction that up to 600 persons may die on the nation's highways.

Police braced for the expected traffic crush of 87 million cars and for possible rioting at resorts from Maine to Oregon. Maine officials even conceded their traffic patrol would be short 50 men detached to head of potential violence at state resorts. The National Safety Council said from 500 to 600 persons would in the 78 hour holiday from 6 p.m. local time today to midnight Monday. The worst Labor Day death toll was 561 set in 1963.

Last year 535 died. Many state National Guard units planned weekend "riot training" near potential trouble spots. In Oregon, state police will hold their annual riot training 10 miles north of seaside, scene of past labor day violence. Fear Teenage Outburst The Missouri Highway patrol planned to place plenty of men at the Lake of the Ozarks resort, but it was remored teenagers would bypass the area for the tiny town of Noel, close to the Arkansas and Oklahoma borders. Women will take barracks duties in Connecticut, freeing patrolmen for traffic duty, par- Moscow rejected without expla nation a U.S.-proposed visit of the musical "Hello, Dolly." Washington sources said to day the Soviet exchange for Police Re-Arrest Blonde's Lover as Suspect in Killing (AP Wirephoto) tract with a recording company, and the judge gave it conditionally after ordering some changes.

Left to right seated are Danny Belsky, 18, and Joe Madrid, 19. Standing left to right are David Doud, 19, Jimmy Greenspoon, 18, and Michael Doud, 21. THE LATEST IN MALE SEX AP. PEAL These five shaggy-haired youths, who sing under the name "The Sound of the 7th Son," caused Superior Judge A. A.

Scott to exclaim "They look like freaks!" in his Los Angeles court Thursday. They came asking approval of a con- "Hello, Dolly" the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra will be allowed to perform in New York next month as scheduled. Instead of "Hello, Dolly," which had been slated for a five-week simultaneous showing in Moscow and Leningrad, U.S. negotiators were seeking another U.S. performing group which might get Kremlin approval.

DETROIT (UPI) The lover FAMILY WASH LAUNDRY BEAUTIFULLY DONE DIAL 44240 Blackmail Laundry And Cleaner that he might be willing to sup port a non-political government. Apparently he did not insist on some time last Saturday morning. She had visited her mother's home Friday and had been on a date with another man who left her apartment Saturday morning. He also was questioned and was released after taking a lie detector test. Police theorized that the killer got into the apartment earlier Friday evening and waited in a spare room until after Mrs.

Lee's date left before killing her. Homicide inspector Iram Phipps, said Mrs. Lee apparently iad been strangled in her bedroom and her 136 pound body carried by the slayer into the bathroom after she was dead. Her body was placed in a partially filled bathtub. the Nov.

15 deadline he had set previously for the calling of elections. It appeared that a new premier could count on the support of only 144 members of parliament, seven less than the minimum he would need. Political sources sav. how Greeks Eye 2 Solutions By George Androulidaket ATHENS, Greece (UPI) -King Constantine will wait "several days' before deciding on his next approach to a solution of Grece's prolonged political crisis, it was reported today. Informed sources said that the king is likely to follow one of two courses: Appointment of a new premier to form a coalition government, or formation of a non-political government to run the country until elections are held early next year.

Papandreou Dissents Everyone present at the second crown council meeting last night except ousted ex-Premier George Papandreou favored another try to form a political ever, that it might be possible to get the other seven votes, de We're Moving Tuesday, Sept. 7th To Our New, Larger Building In MacArthur Village (Next door to the Top Valut Stamp Store) We'll still have the same courteous, personal service, full lines of jewelry and gift items and a NEW BOOK GIFT CARD DEPT. Jewelry Book Store MacArthur Village pending on who King Constan tine called to try to lorm a government. At present no names are being mentioned as strong of the blonde wife of a Chinese nuclear scientist was re-arrested today. Police said he would be charged with murder in her strangulation.

Detectives said "new evidence" led them to arrest the man, Victor Fassere, 36, a divorced telephone company office worker, only a few hours after they released him following hours of fruitless questioning. Police declined to elaborate on the new evidence. Fassere was considered a "prime suspect" Thursday. He admitted being the lover of the victim, Mrs. Edna Lee, 32.

But he refused to take a lie detector test and denied any knowledge of her death. He was released last night. Detectives said they gleaned new evidence after midnight and picked up Fassere at his home early today. After an Ail-Night Date The victim, the estranged wife of millionaire scientist Dr. Jung K.

Lee, was slain in her apartment Saturday after an all-night date with a man other than the suspect. Dressed only in a blouse and girdle, she was found in the bathtub with a stocking knotted around her neck. Police said Mrs. Lee's lover admitted he once had a key to her apartment but had lost it. He said he lived with her "on and off" for more than a year.

Mrs. Lee, a graduate student at Wayne State University, was believed to have been killed Want to sell your home? Call Stephens Agency Inc. 442-5806 HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS Miller's Hardware and Rental Chess Tourney Staged in Cuba NEW YORK (UPI-United States chess champion Bobby Fischer resumes his twice adjourned game with Robert Wade of Britain today in the Capablanca memorial chess tournament. The former boy prodigy, who won his first senior national championship at age 14, is competing in the tournament by cable from the Marshall Chess Club here. The State Department denied his request to travel to Cuba.

Wade and all other competitors, including many of the best known international chess maters, are playing their games in Havana. Fischer's seventh round match with Bruno Parma of Yugoslavia ended in a draw last night after the 34th move. Parma, who has drawn every game he has played in the tournament, suggested draw. Fischer accepted immediately. Earlier in the day, Fischer had suggeted to Alberic O'Kel-ly of Belgium that their adjourned fourth round game be ruled a draw.

O'Kelly accepted. The 22-year-old Americans high school dropout, is one of five players tied for third place in the tournament with a score of 4 at the end of the seventh round. Borislav Ivkov of Yugoslavia is leading with 5.5 points, followed by Vassily Smyslov of Russian with 5. Under tournament rules, Fridays are reserved for the continuation of adjourned games and Saturday is the contestants' day off. Regular play will resume Sunday.

government. WE RENT EVERYTHING almost Miller's Hardware Rental. Papandreou would say only Nikita Takes Medical Test By Henry Shapiro MOSCOW, (UPI) Nikita S. Khrushchev has been in a Moscow hospital for the past two weeks undergoing a routine medical checkup, friends of the family said today. The 72 year old former premier is expected to be released shortly to return to his country villa where he spent most of the summer, these sources said.

Khrushchev, who was ousted from power almost a year ago, enjoys fair health, informed sources said, and the medical checkup is a normal precaution at his age, especially for a man who has lived his arduous life. All summer long Khrushchev and his wife, Nina Petrovna, resided at the comfortable government villa assigned to him in a heavily wooded area on the road to Smolensk, about 50 miles west of Moscow. A Different Home This is not the same country house at Usuvo, about 20 miles west of the capital, which he used when he was premier and for several months after his ouster last October 15. Khrushchev's present residence is beyond the 25 mile limit within which foreign diplomats and newsmen are permitted to travel freely. Khrushchev also has a five room town apartment at Staro Konushenny No.

19, next door to the Canadian embassy. He has not visited the Moscow apartment since last spring. TOMORROW IS PlaqueminesVote Hearing Is Slated NEW ORLEANS (AP) A hearing is set in federal district court today on the Justice Department's motion to knock down a restraining order against federal voting registrars in Plaquemines Parish. U.S. Dist.

Judge Frank B. Ellis will begin the hearing at 10 a.m. (CST). The hearing comes after Dist. Atty.

Leander Perez Jr. filed suit in state court to stop federal examiners from registering persons who were not 21 years old and had not lived in the parish for six months. Both are requirements set by state law. In another development involving federal registrars, a state judge in rural East Carroll Parish issued orders Thursday halting the examiners from enrolling Negroes. The action came after State Atty.

Gen. Jack Gremillion and Registrar Cecil Manning filed suits challenging the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act. A hearing was set for next week by State Dist. Judge Cliff C. Adams.

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16. The record number of freshmen who are expected to enter LSU this fall is larger than the total enrollment of the University's main campus 20 years ago and might exceed by 500 the 3700 new freshmen who entered LSU last fall. The initial organizational meetings for new freshmen and for those who entered this summer will be held at 1 p.m., Sept. 9. Men from foreign countries will meet in Nicholson Hall, room 129.

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