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milt Jflifti The Weather Montgomery: Cloudy to partly cloudy, warm and humid Saturday and Saturday night, with scattered late thundershowers. Predicted high Saturday 92, low 73. Complete TAPITAI EDITION gXA. 14 Pars Price 5 Cents 137th Year-No. 160 Fall Day.

Nirht and 8nnUy Service By The Asseclatr Preu Montgomery, Saturday Morning, Julv 1, 1961 U.S. Lead In A-Race Is Pushed Integration Accepte In Public aces Most it OWNERS 150W TO LAW Competition For Leadership Of Electric Power WASHINGTON (AP) The United States is pushing to con Tests Made At Theaters And Cafes By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I rjfl A Mil i Segregation Bars Tumble In State Public Facilities vert into permanent gains a big! U.S. early lead in the new! atomic race. The competition of the 1960s is for leadership in atomic electric power. And, as in the first nuclear race for weapons mastery the stakes are tremen dous, i U.S.

authorities calculated Friday that by 1980, if half thej Segregation of public accom- Segregation bars fell through-; the Negroes left quietly when! There were no tests of the motJations fe( away siicntly Fri-out Alabama Friday as owners they were told they were not1 law Friday in Mobile. Most of iminv Southern cities of public facilities bowed to the wanted. the city's restaurants and lunch anri towns en.y testing newly enacted federal civil Two Negroes on foot went into counters desegregated volun- 0 cjvj riR1(s came on rights law. a downtown cafe and likewise tarily last year. a smaj In Montgomery, Birmingham were asked to get out, Clark At Huntsville, Mayor R.

B.j -phe calm with which some and Mobile the state's three said. Search said he would leave any segregationists accept- largest cities Negroes obtained In Mobile, Mayor Joseph Lan- decisions on the matter to the otj (np t.nallRe almost matched service in public eating places gan, who accepted a presiden- city attorney, who could not be t1(1 historic enactment of the without incident. tial appointment to a national reached for comment. sweeping legislation a century Movies also were desegre- Citizens Committee for Human Gadsden City Commissioner Lincoln emancipated the gated in downtown Relations, said: Hoyt Warsham said: slaves. Police were noticeably absent! 11 any person ieeis a law is i Dencve uns commission ihpi-o as XporcpK pntprpH at unconstitutional, there are court will try to enforce this law, Even the Ku Klux Khm urged white persons in Mississinni i i i nin'Dfliit'Oc ocfoKlicVip fnr tpcl.

cinco it ic flio laur nf tlin lnnH least nine eating estamisnmenis r. lu. and were served. Some went to 'ng the same But no one has! I believe the people of Gads- Leaflets a cafeteria and walked through the right on his own authority clen will cooperate it. jn (hp arcas the serving line with their to d.sregard the law and be- hope that things will work out; for the best.

AlKorh L'nih. a inn uiuw (niiiovw. llllimudlll IVltlUl niuwii Bout well said the city does not: intend to enforce the civil rights! law, but that "our sole duty is 1 to preserve peace and maintain I order no matter who may wish to test the law and no matter; and to avoid conflict. These people (the Negroes) want Mississippi placed under martial law." They gained admittance to formerly while theaters and were served in restaurants or at lunch counters for the first time in other places of stiff resistance before President Johnson Fidel's Kin Aided CIA 4 Years, Sources Say chives History Building here are Sherry Causey, 8, and her brother, Ronnie, 6. The young patriots live at 3203 Texas St.

(Staff Photo By John Harrison.) LET FREEDOM RING The Liberty Bell, which hangs in Independence Hall in Philadelphia, symbolizes what the Fourth of July is all about. Shown admiring an exact replica of the famous cracked bell in the Ar who may comply or not comply." -A, A -A new atomic power plants built abroad use American design, U.S. enriched uranium sales to them will total some $6 billion to $8 billion. The United States is the only big supplier of this type of nuclear fuel. Furthermore, this dollar gain would be accompanied by the immeasurable political, prestige value to America in being the foremost provider of large electric power systems around the world.

-A A A The international contest is intensifying as word spreads that atomic science is crossing the threshhold from small experimental, high cost power plants into an era of large-scale nuclear power, cheaper in many places than the conventional hydroelectric rates. U.S. Offics gave this account: The sales competition so far is mainly among a handful of western nations the United States, Britain, France, Canada. The Soviets have yet to put any large atomic reactor into opera-, tion outside their own territory. -A.

A -A The main buying interest comes from the more industrialized areas of the free world. The backward areas have high conventional power costs, but atomic energy is not yet the solution for them They lack power lines able to carry big loads, constant heavy electricity demand, and the money to install atomic power. The preliminary years of ex WASHINGTON (AP) Fidel The mayor said the rights of Negroes would be protected if Castro's sister Juanita voluntar- statement his sister made In'signed the civil rights bill into Mexico City attacking his Thursday, gime. This, Fidel said, was a "low Negroes peacefully inlecraled Fireworks, Barbecues Mark they used peaceful means to ily supplied the U.S. Central In-test and act.

telligence Agency valuable in- Birmincham Hotel Association formation for four years beforeiand repugnant procedure that; places in Petersburg, Al- Mnlol Accnnia.ichp fli-H in lUovirn frnm Pnhaif ransepnds universally recoc-i h.mv Vnlilnct -j nn4 I A 1 7, JL TT tion issued a joint statement last week, authoritative sources'nized limits." The embassy; (Ja. near Terrell County where I fit I sfl (Plif fl II flfl MB PI that their members would honor said Friday. -denied his statements. the federal government filed its M.M. the public accommodations sec-, These authorities seculated Miss Castro indicated she has" first suit several years ago tions ot tne law anu pruviue uiai wmiu ami ins in uLiici nti ucsuc tu Li.it- in nu; VJ1HH.V1, cikiiii.ii vmei legisirauon uis-By TOM MACKIN Humane Officer Vernon New-jbrates the Fourth of July as a 1 rooms and dining room service Raul, a trusted aide, let herjStales.

She had told friends incrimination. Traditional barebcues and'hart cautioned dog owners in! result of the return to Denmark! to all comers, regardless of seek asylum in Mexico becauseiMexico City that she would pre-j jn Tallahassee and Tampa, fireworks displays will mark the vicinities of the displays tojof Danish-Americans. Ma'. Joe race, creed or national origin, they were fed up with her op- fer to live somewhere in Latin and Memphis, ra-Independence Day observances; keep the beasts confined, lest Williams of the SOS staff will! Several restaurants, lunch position and figured it was lliemeriea. cial barriers fell away in the here Saturday.

they become afrighted and split 'act as master of ceremonies, counters, and a theater in down-simplest way of dealing with Earlier this week, there was first tests. The oldest of the barbecues; the scene. A holiday can't slip by with-! town Montgomery quietly deseg-ifamily squabble. speculation in Latin America; But n()t a lhe will be offered at Robinson! Many Montgomerians will1 out a safety warning, and the! regaled Friday as Negroes test-j Juanita Castro Ruz left Cuba that Miss Castro might reveal success(y Springs Methodist Church, car-: join folk from all over this area! Alabama Trucking Association the new civil rights law. No openly June 20 on a schedulediher views on conditions inside wnrn uul a 11 auiituu ti.u viuvi at 111c larvira.

aim i.wu inui lid 111 if I I ui mvc infi nun I c-i till i.tru. qi an mil. iicni i-w njnitu vv l. at one Memphis restaurant American foreign ministers! than the 132-year-old church it-boat races and fishing contests risen to the occasion for Inde-! several managers or clerks said denounced Castro Communist and three places in Valdnsta. here later this month.

self. Barbecue at the church, are slated at Lake Martin. 'nendence Day. Ihnsiness went on as usual. regime as a puppet of "Russian i'ia, But there was nn Irnnhlp to i For those who prefer the rela-l The ATA urses motorists toi in Selma.

Neeroes were imperialism." It was generally will be offered from 11 a.m, 2 p.m. tive sanity of their own homes'keeD their auto lights burning 'turned awav from two eatingknown in Havana that she op- no clashes or arrests. The only arrest, in fact, was of an Atlanta television camera- Group Urges perimentation have proved be-1 Montgomerv Local 479, Amer- WSFA-TV is offering an inter-ldav and night (only while Sheriff Jim Clark said posed the regime and was criti- cal of her brother. ican Federation of Musicians, national iiavor to the will suliice) until p.m. will provide a band concert at dence Day.

From 12 noon to: Sunday in a "Light Up For 2:30 p.m. at the Veterans Ad-; 12: 30 p.m., allied otticers from Safety" campaign yond question that American atomic reactors are superior ta those developed by scientists of other countries. The U.S. reactors are cheaper to build than the foreign varieties, and the prices offered by U.S. compa Rain, Travel Slow Search Thus, it seemed she had to have either the help or consent of either Fidel or Raul Castro or both to leave Cuba freely.

-w U.S. sources said the CIA ministration Hospital. Program'Denmark, Korea, Ecuador andj Radio station WETU (1250 for the annual concert and who are studying at'KC), Wetumpka, will broadcast 1M i'xan, Dave Riggs, jailed in Al- ilir 1 Hill ('a-. fr refusing to leave lll.flla restaurant where Negroes jwcre served. Riggs said he was Fll CltPVi JT0 t0 film the 8'oi'P when XJI VJIHIVVAy under Georgia's anti-trespass law.

CENTRE (AP) A special; termelon cutting will be under Maxwell At" Squadron Oifi-a four-hour documentary por direction of citv recreation su-icer School, will tell of inde- traving events of the first In- pervisor David Bates and day celebrations in dependence Day. Entitled "July contact with Miss Castro PHILADELPHIA, Muss. (AP)' af(nr rao(rn )nnk nies can go even lower, assuming sales are made on a large scale. ministrative assistant Jamesjtheir countries. j4, 1776," it will begin at 10 a.m.

In Mississippi, there were no Denmark, by the way, cele- It features a cast of 26. -Thundershowers and transportjover ower f(Jljr years ag0 she; Democratic Party subcommit-problems slowed the search Fn-w as rnoneratinu tee decided Friday that a new riescrihed as rnoneratinu lce acciaea rnuay umi i iiMiireuiiiic resis ot pumic ac- missing civil day for three rights workers. voiuntarilv with CIA contacts1 primary must he held to de-commodations, but Negroes because of her strong oppositionitermine who is to hold the dis-, tried to test the voter-regist ra But some 400 sailors, divided sher's policies, puiea post oi pronaie juuge hi uon section the new law. brothel's pol to her Marketing Bill Signed into companies of 100 each, WCO V-TV And Radio Sold To Lexington, Ky. Company combed the rolling, heavily Another factor in her break with her brothers may have been that Miss Castro is known Martin of the hospital staff.

Another barbecue is slated at the Mllbrook Memorial Community Center, for the benefit of Robinson Springs School. Bulk orders of the tasty meat may be picked up by 5 a.m., for" the benefit of the early risers who may want to hit the road for other points. Plates will be offered at 10 a.m. J. -A- Tne at Hone Hull, for the cneroKee M.umy.

An altcnil)t lo at The verdict ended a lengthy Jackson was made by Charles hearing which uncovered field secretary for the eral voting irregularities in this National Association for the Ad wooded areas north and south ui una ncsiiwua wuiuv seal iwi i. Knmp pW tp thp fatp nf ihp trio to be a religious person, accord- here familiar nortneast Aianama county vancement ot Colored People. WCOV-TV and WCOV Radio, communities, noting that both 'missing almost two weeks i1" hprpciSns The deliheraiea Evers said he was told he had have been sold to WLEX-TV, stations have pioneered televi-j About f0 men scoured an, cooperation more than four hours and then to have certification he had tnk- JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)-' President Johnson signed into law Friday, legislation to set up! a study of food marketing, in-j eluding the spread between! what farmers receive and what; consumers pay. Simultaneously with the sign-! 01 Lexington, ai aision in uieir respective cum-; Vi.

iwith the CIA the sources was with the CIA, the sources en pan in the last two general of approximately munities. 1 Paslro nrovided data-reach a decision as to wno won elections benefit of the Hope Hull Rec-! Pl'lci i22; P-P'6 section 7 7Z: helped considerably, he Jime 2 runo.t lor turned away and led a reation Center, will be offered on a "help yourself" basis from Xo-dPtinr Co Tg wf vTw 1 which adjoins Neshoba on the Piet8 more complete group w.lh him out Joraan. of the courthouse. ing of the bill Johnson picked 111 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Men's teams tn owner th But some cotltingcnts T.f- M.m inoe a cpVvp nia cnfthnti ot ihp ppntpr' of. Montgomery sta- to further their television 0 11 ia 7 nm Mpn's Capitol Broadcasting the WLEX-TV owners' deci-i rm will Play softball at the Jo further their "Vby The New York Herald Tribune' .1 Kansas City, at the all dav umis, iuu u.c ic, iuui invesimems oy purcnase oi we said in a story about Miss Cas- -v; Muclhlebneh Hotel h-n-hnrvhnn Qdy- ninnop to mn a. ti. aoun. 4 votes in hat election chal- oatn jioici t)irt)ersnon, (-1 ntmn.

TJrt nmH .1 U. 'i' iL.i ..1 I 1 chairman of the study commis-; Mis.iinni Niwm At Maeno a Shores, ocated 1. i -A- mn. a u-ycar-om Missi iic wiu aaa no aciiviues inai sue aiso nau a -vcar-o llMIUV 1 company is rec-; hj helned at least 200 nersons flee ub ius, s.uujci;i iu dvpiuvai tne Lexingtn Lexington Home and between Highland tne 'federal rnmmunicat ons that 216 votes were illegal, ul.L"? as a steady rain ueiuie sue nn.wu ueieci-ri 4h f.h:.llinr'pH 7r, cut alter dan, the winner, challenged being turned down Commission. sion.

Jones recently retired as chief1 Judge of the U.S. Court of! Claims. i He served in Congress from1 Texas from 1917 to 1941 and was Lat'ine. oarDecue win oe soia on the beach from 11 a.m. until in the broadcast new.

with a votes. There was no immediate r.nlhrio Roll WT.TT.Y.TV off i UK Thursday. Another it io nil nna Tha i in! lung dim uisuiibuimil-u laviu sa ipv rosiimp Ihp snaivh Negro youth got a m- il ia mi luiiv. itiv. uuuuc 10 in- i i i i v.

1 I'm II VP 1J ail llllLldl ft nnmrnnni eontino There was no indication here Saturday. ui VV111111U1I11J O-1 ivv. vited to swim and fish. dication as to when or how the haircut Friday in the hotel bar istep by the Lexington station in anc of any split between Fidel and ana ine sailors, lea DV state now ttrimsrv unn hr he Rnv hers inn Vwrnnc dwl federal officers, are looking for Raul, the deputy prime fir.nin,lt. some trace of Michael Schwer- ter and chief of the Cuban Ill (114.

111(1 irtl.l Com mil tee, Legitima fireworks displays itg operations in th6 are scheduled at the and television in. ery Country Club at 7:30 and, dust He sajd the new owners a the Montgomery late nQ cha es al Speedway (aerial bombs) in --m-nt or personnel. I limit Continues In Cily Slaying jner. 24, and Andrew Goodman, ai men totces, anout men M.sier,was f)11()ied as statinfl that th(. tne of Younc both of New York City, and going to Mexico City.

wolll(i he dis- time the barbers said their work connection with the Fourth of Bell said his board of directors, zt, a Merinian uBvuic cussed bv Cherokee ount mostly was by appointment Montgomery police continued Negro. If any clues have been that Fidel approved her going party officers. loirnh lolp ITiMHir fpr thp al. fnllllH nthpr llrjn IVipir K.imnrl- and Ihp arr a 11 UPtDPnt MI'I'P Sll- jiuy auu races, apeeuv. ay uis- is enthusiastic about the future: piays win ue at p.m., p.m., Montcomerv and Central IT .7 Jm' which, la.npa, a group of chairman of the House Agriculture Committee for 10 years.

He served also as war food administrator during World War II. He became a judge of the U.S. Court of Claims upon his retirement from Congress. Johnson also picked another former Democratic member of the House, Fred Marshall of Grove City, to serve on the commission. Marshall served in the House from 1948 to 1962.

Johnson will name three other members of the commission later. up nnintpH nt i 01 7-L Ms heard the vole fraud charges young Negroes had lunch at one ii. nnlnroi, ntr cm rn, 7 L.n.v,,, wnite Donasman, Lllliora nun. ui.Ncoveteu a aav alter tnev van- nv sus jiciiiii is uwu im-y ieu was formed frnm about 9:30 p.m. the larger previously segregated rafet'-na tica ui tiic ivvu ouiviia hiiu The wanted man, a Negro 'snea, otticers nave not saia so.

sne coum ne uean wun more Cherokee identified as Joshua Samuel America's openly outside Cuba and the Executive County Democratic and then walked two blocks to Committee. The de- have at another phicc Shine of 2204 Roosevelt was tum a tnitea Mates could ne mained cision can be appealed. IN-Ships Tn Spain BARCELONA, Spain (AP) The U.S. Navv's first nuclear Castro slill al lamp as darkness fp I aru mc attest ana 101 mini uounics. iui-i 000 reward rAVlSG HOLIDAY Weekend paving schedule-No paving Saturday and Sun- conviction of Friday.

Fiflh Dav In 90s snoadron including the carrier "those guilty of told reporters in Havana on murdering" the Wednesday that the U.S. Em-i bassy in Mexico had written a kidnaping or men. Enterprise, the cruiser Long Police said Shine had tem- Tentative schedule Monday the frigate Bainbndge poraniy eiuaea pursueis, oui -McDonough street land the submarine Seawolf, ar-; the searchers were continuing Adams to Columbus. i rived here Friday on a short to follow up every possible ave- KW YORK CAP) For the filth successive day, the temperature has reached into the 00., in this World's Fair city. The reading was 93 at, 3:50 p.m.

Ma ga re rei is 1 1 a Mrs. Dies There was no trouble. "Fverything was very nice." said one of the diners, Miss Will) a Shcpard. "They us the same service they uau- evcrv-one else." Another mow1 attccting the Deep South came with announcement by Morrison's cafeteria chain president, J. H.

Gibbons nf Nashville. that his cafeterias would obey the law. "There is no other wav," he said. "We can't buck the ieder-al government." 1 visit. nue ot escape.

1 Shine reportedly shot Ruff Following Lonir III ness and wounded him fatally with I a shotgun as the bondsman was I attempting to make an arrest of Massachusetts Boy Named Mrs. Margaret Pyne Cren- She was appointed to the the Negro for failure to appear '64 Yankee Doodle Band in court. The shooting took place snaw, who ot attornev Mate muk Lontrol Board by at 5 a Thursday. Ruff died Crenshaw and a leader in com- Gov. Gordon Persons and later PHILADELPHIA (AP) Ke- the subject: "What my Ameri-i vm Foley, 13, of Dorchester, can ireeaoms mean to me.

who celebrates a double! oung oley father, Frank, Foley, and Kevin's sister, Mau-j birthday his own, and the wrp nn PAPER TAKES PART HOLIDAY ADVERT I SIR TODAY tion's-on the Fourth of July, spoke on the meaninu of the1 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT WILL BE OPEN For Cancellations and Corrections Only Today, July 4th AND July 5th 8 A.M. 'TIL 10 A.M. OPEN MONDAY JULY 6 8:30 A.M. was named national Yankee Statue of Liberty as a symbol' To enable Advertiser munity affairs here for many became its executive secretary. years, died at a local hospital She resigned this post in 1957 Friday afternoon following an to become the legislative rep- i extended illness.

resentative of the Alabama Tu- Funeral services will be held berculosis Health Association. at White Chapel at 3 p.m. Sat- At th; same time, she served -i as executive secretary of the urday bv Dr. 1. Russell Nunan.

Montgomery TB Association. Burial will be in Greenwood Shc was -a past president of Cemetery. both the Junior League and the A native of Geneva, N.Y., and League of Women Voters in a graduate of William Smith Montgomery. College in that city, she had The widow of T. L.

Bear lived in Montgomery for 37 she was married a year ago years. For several years, she to Mr. Crenshaw. Doodle Dandy Friday. of the freedoms offered to im-i news and mechanical de-Philadelphia's Freedom Week migrants.

The boy's mother isi partment employes to en-committee selects a titleholder dead- joy a partial July Fourth from each of the 13 original Each of the contestants re- holiday, all editions of to- states born on juiy i. ine se- ccivl-u a Luauun oi apprecia- jay'j jSsue went to press 1 linn PaIou huso nracnnlnrt i Page Church News -i Class Ails Comics C'rnsswmd Kdilonal j. Movies 'Obituaries fi Sports TV Logs Weather Map nlumnisls: Lyons, Alsop. 1 Davidson, Tully A. iwas a teacher of English at Surviving are a son and a Bear III and I Sidney Lanier High School.

La- daughter, T. L. Ucr she was nrominent in Par-Mrs. William A. several hours earlier than usual.

Regular publication schedules will be resumed tomorrow with a resume of late sports events not received in time for this issue. leCUOIl WaS Mdl ICU l'VC jmia nan pn.iiuvu ago, to remind people of their I with a Liberty Bell trophy, to be role in creating the nation's fu-: inscribed with his name, ture heritage. Other finalists included: A three member panel of Barry Keislcr. 12, Cary, N.C.; a (i, nn Lane McLaurine Rodgcrs, 12, judges chooses the winner on Columbia SC i the basis of poise and the de- Kalny R0hinson, 13, lushes, both Montgomery, and three ient-Teacher Association work, of holding several offices in the grandchildren, illiams Hughes I city, county and stale organiza- Joseph Hughes and Mar- MRS. CRENSHAW Succumbs Hae Friday 'garet Hughes.

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