Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • 32

sc tritp ffmnrpa ypfa-mmml Sundoy, July 11, 1965 Soviet Spying Activities Now Glorified in Press I Name of Bella Seldom Heard In Algeria Nov 1 WASHINGTON' (LTD So- ly reserved for Western agents cret agent 007, Russian style, in Russia has been used, has found a place in the Soviet They also have become the sub- Tjrl1 1 1 i i ALGIERS (UPD-The name Union's Hall of Heroes. jeci oi new ooviei dooks, piays of Ahmed Ben Bella seldom is mentioned publicly in Algeria and movies. today. Last monh the Kremlin ack Unlike the late author Ian Fleming's imaginary James Bond, this Russian undercover man is real and for the first time his activities are receiv nowledged for the first time Mi' But the Ben Bella myth and the Ben Bella glamor are under heavy fire from Algeria's new that Soviet master spy Rudolf i I. Abel was a Russian agent rulers who on June 19 swept adci, wno operated a success.

i I vr If ful espionage ring from New the former "strong man" presi dent from power. lork for seven years, was ar 1 Now a campaign is underway rested in 1957, sent to prison to tear down the legend of a ing widespread public recognition from the Kremlin. With surprising candor, the Soviet Union has spoken quite openly in the past few months about the identities and dreds of members of its international cloak and dagger set during and since World War and exchanged for American U-2 plane pilot Francis Gary one-time popular idol and his Powers in 1962. I If if one-man rule. The Algerian people, inci dentally, have been told noth Soviet secret police chief Vladimir Semiehastny also re ing of Ben Bella's fate.

All they Soviet secret agents haveivealed some additional informa know is that he is under arrest been singled out for public about the agents and oper probably at some remote Sa nonors, tneir missions dis-lations of his super secret hara outpost. Tour Plant cussed in the Soviet press, and, Committee of State Security The hews government report even the word "spy" normal- known by its Russian initials as 4 the KGB. edly is preparing a "white book" on Ben Bella's alleged He mentioned, for instance the wartime missions of Rich crimes against the Algerian revolution and people. It is assumed he will be brought to trial some time. ard Sorge, who was executed by the Japanese in 1944 after op YOUNGSTERS ENJOY CAMP mentally retarded youths at play ior vice president, Tennessee Gas Transmission H.

E. Rose, president, Newport Division, Tenneco Chemicals, W. C. McGee president, Tennessee Gas Pipeline C. M.

Smith, president, Tennessee Life Insurance J. J. King, vice president, Tenneco Chemicals, W. D. Walser, senior vice president, Tennessee Gas Transmission and Symonds.

Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. executives tcur Tennessee Chemical Plant facilities Friday. The tour marked the first visit to Pensacola of board chairman Gardiner Symonds, right, since the company acquired the former Heyden-Newport plant and changed its name. Other businessmen from the Hcuston-based company include, left to right: S. J.

"Jim" Spitz group vice president, Tenneco Chemicals, R. E. McGee, sen But all this is a subject over erating successfully as a Rus-sian agent in the German em. which the revolutionary council of Col. Houari Boumedienne, bassy in Tokyo.

Sorge also now is the romantic figure of a fic Summer Camp to Open the man who overthrew Ben tional biography by a pair of soviet authors, Serge Golyakov ana Vladimir Ponizovsky. For Mentally Retarded A segment of the new work appeared last February in the V- A Soviet illustrated weekly maga zine Ogonyok (Flame). The au- Bella, has cast a veil of total silence. The destruction of the Ben Bella image is being carried on almost entirely by oblique references to "the cult of the popular idol," "the cult of the hero," "the lust of power" and "the rule of one man." "Our revolution is not that of a man or an individual," Boumedienne said in a speech June 30. Rumors Persist Wallace To Run for Senate in '66 mors, empnasizmg wnat is needed to be a successful Soviet agent, remarked: Approximately 35 mentally retarded children and young adults will attend a week cf.

summer camp it Camp Biheart in Gulf Breeze beginning Monday, according to Mrs. Eleanor A. Beamer, executive directcr of the Escambia Ccunty Association for Retarded Children. The fourth annual "Camo 0' Fun," sponsored by the association, includes hikes, swimming, crafts, and fireside programs. It is supported by contributions, Mrs.

Benmer said. Director of the program is Mrs. Raymond Barwick. Volunteer adult counselors, Boy and Girl Scouts, and Junior Red Cross Volunteers will assist at the camp, Mrs. Beamer said.

uice a matnematiclan, an agent must have a brilliant knowledge of theory; then he MONTGOMERY, Ala (AP) be called pro-Wallace have expressed the opinion that the "Do not serve a man and do will be able to solve any prac tical problems successfully." not cry out the name of a per restriction is invalid. Also, in a movie script pub son," Boumedienne urged his fellow countrymen. "No person, however wise he may be, can incarnate and personify the Al lished in Literaturnaya Rossia (Literary Russia) earlier this Flowers, for example, said in an informal statement that any provision against the governor in the Democratic primary next spring. And, the Wallace people say, a number of Democratic officeholders, state and local, are counting on the chief executive's proven popularity to offset Republican threats. That hope is based on the assumption that Wallace's name year, writer L.

Sheynin de gerian revolution. scribed Soviet warime intelligence techniques and glorified AF to Launch 'Spies running for the Senate amounts to fixing the qualifications for a federal office. And, he said, the There is increasing speculation Gov. George Wallace may run for the U. Senate next year despite a provision in the state law which says he is ineligible.

A constitutional amendment pending in the legislature would remove any legal obstacle, but it doesn't appear to have much chance to get through. It would certainly touch off a filibuster in a Senate already deadlocked over other issues. The amendment would take out cf the constitution a restric Ben Bella's concentration of powers in his own hands is be SEN. MAPOLES 4 slated to speak Sen. Mapoles To Address Retired Group the secret agents.

ing described today as a form These events could suggest CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) August, 1963, limiting nuclear of "deviationism" from the on the ticket would help other The Air Force plans to rocket state constitution cannot do that. The attorney general has handed down no formal ruling, however, because no one has tests to underground explosions. that the Kremlin has launched a major public relations campaign to revamp the imace of Democratic nominees in the general election. new pair of watchdog satel The Vela satellites are part of an elaborate U.S. system to lites into distant orbits Thurs asked for one.

So, as far as the law stands, his statement is true line of the Algerian socialist revolution. He combined the powers of president of the republic, prime minister, secretary general of the ruling National Liberation Front (FLN), minister of interior, finance and information, the Soviet secret policeman, so tattered by the Stalin era of purges and terror. Also, since luerd rg'nst o'mdesline tests day to reinforce America's space patrol for sneak nuclear tests. Sen. Clayton W.

Mapoles of merely the expressed opinion of in and above the atmosphere. tion which says, "the governor) many of the agents were killed hall not be eligible to election fcanta itosa County and his brother William Mapoles, direc The two new radiation de Tire 'Skimming' Easy in Water AKRON. Ohio (UPI) If Informed sources said the or appointment to any ofnee twin satellites, part of the De tectors are more sophisticated on the job, the Kremlin leaders may hope the posthumous awards will cast the Soviet po under this state, or to the Sen tor of Florida division of Mental Retardation, will speak at a chief of staff of the army and fense Department veia pro-iihan thpr hiuhtv cnprpseful ate of the United States, during gram to detect violations of the predecessors. Besides the new president of the Supreme Court. His reported plan to grab his term, and within one year litical machinery in a favorable public light.

1:30 p.m. Wednesday meeting of the Pensacola chapter of the American Association of Re iNuciear esi nan neaiy, win maneuverinc unit, the SDace- you want to maintain control of your car on a wet paved road, slow down. after the expiration thereof. control of the foreign and defense ministries was what be equipped with unique gas- craft are MUiDDOd with more As Moscow chief civilian in Wallace's term runs out in eiccinc jeis 10 maneuver instruments designed telligence organization at home tired Persons. Sen.

Mapoles will represent touched off the coup d'etat that January, 1967, the same month Tire engineers have found it a private individual. It carries no weight unless it is put into a formal ruling. Wallace has listened quietly to the speculation and has given no indication of his future plans. But members of the palace guard who talk with him frequently, and privately, seem convinced that he will be on the ballot in 1966. It's no secret that petitions have been circulated in some parts of the state urging the governor to run for the seat now held by Sen.

John Sparkman, proper position. it0 distinguish between natural and abroad, the KGB is rouch- overthrew him. that the senator elected next is deceptively easy for an au Escambia County under the re The sources said the nuclear radiation and that from a nu ly analogous to a combination year will take office. The sena des burst. of America's Central Intelli torial election itself will come tomobile to "hydroplane" to rise onto the surface of even a thin film of water and skim cently passed reapportionment law.

The new law places Sen. Mapoles in the northwest, dis MEMBERSHIP OFF PLYMOUTH, England (AP) gence Agency, Secret Service before the governor's term ex and FBI. The KGB is joined in detection satellites, each weighing 524 pounds, are scheduled to be orbited along with a 12-pound hitch-hiking moonlot by a single Atlas-Agena rocket during a 30-minute period early over it with the ease of a water trict of Florida so that he will British Methodist Church foreign espionage activities by membership fell off 9,468 to skier. Putting on the brakes may simply speed up the hydroplaning action. pires, However, some legal authorities, including Atty.

Gen. Richmond Flowers who by no stretch of the imagination could 306 during last year, the annual Thursday. 1 Methodist Conference was t.ld at its meeting here. 18 Blind May who comes up for renomination They will join four other Vela its military counterpart, the Chief Intelligence Directorate, known by its Russian initials as the GRU. Semiehastny described some of the KGB's present responsibilities as "inexorably heightening political vigilance, the timely uncovering of the perfidious satellites orbited in pairs last July 17 and Oct.

16, 1963. All four are still operating high join Escambia representatives In representation of citizens from the entire area. Sen. Mapoles will speak on "Legislature." William Mapoles will speak on "Sunland Training and Mental Health." Five Sunland Centers are located throughout the state and serve as rehabilitation clinics. A business meeting of the chanter will fo'low the program.

above earth looking for radia tion from nuclear explosions in plans of the imperialists and blocking the subversive activities of enemy intelligence." space. The United States signed a treaty with the Soviet Union in ir i All-America Alliterative Acumen Achievement Award 1965 Florence Pokrant Pensacola Extra cash for your vacation can add to your fun We're making it easy for you. Just check your closets, attic, basement, carport or garage for items you don't need. Make a list of them and then take advantage of this REV. L.

G. STEWART accepts post Pensacolian Named Texas College Dean The Rev. Lawrence Gorden Stewart, son of the Rev. and kM AS) VICAHON SPECIAL Five fine feathers fell -floating from Fred's finest fowl. Fred fretted, for feathers formed Fred's financial forte.

"Ferreting fowls for feathers fairly fags Frank," Fred fretted further. Frank, Fred's friend, fell forthright, fainting from fear for Fred's financial failure. Frank found fulfillment ferretting fine feathered fowl for Fred. "Five feather's flues failed fine fowl from frost fatigue," fumed famed falconer Forley. "Fowl's feather's flues freeze.

For fuller feather foliage, fire fowl's fold fully." L. J. Stowart, 3220 W. LaRua has been named LESS THAN HALF PRICE 5 DAYS dean-registrar of Jacksonville College, Jacksonville, beginning Aug. 1.

A native of Pensacola, Rev. Stewart attended Pensacola public schools and Pensacola Junior College. He received a bachelor of science and master of science degree from Trinity University, San Antonio, and' has partially completed work on his doctorate at the University of Texas'. In addition to pastoring churches in Florida, Alabama, San Antonio, and Port Neches, Rev. Stewart taught in the evening division of San Antonio College tor several years and was emplyed by the U.S.

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He said a wnite cylindrical object was seen flying no-twst at an of 33.. (00 feet and attempts to identify it were unsuccessful.