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23,870 T.iepnon. 433.4241 ALLENTOWN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1963 Entered 2nd Class Matter Post Office, Allentown, Pa. 5cca, 30c copy Weekly THE MOR CALL Pol ice Avert ro Girl 4 Neg ills 1 HXOiosion 10 Democrat Governors GOP Targets iotatRallu IS mi ceoo! Sunday tfminffham On Cuba Visit Shaky Victories In Last Election Key to Selection By GORDON G. GAUSS NEW YORK (AP) A rally byjthe more than 175 policemen on students who recently defied foot and horseback and in patrol state Department ban to visit cars DENVER Ten Cuba teetered on the brink of mob Shootings Take Lives Of 2 Boys violence for several hours Sunday with the heckling of anti-Castro Democratic governors will be prime targets in a drive demonstrators. launched by Republican Several policemen and some demonstrators were injured slightly in the scuffles.

Police formed their human wall leading from the hall to a subway station which was barred for use except by those who had attended governors to win more statehouses for their party During the meeting the tension exploded into violence several times both outside Town Hall near Times Square and inside the building where at one point 80 persons engaged in a free-for-all. v. v.vajfi. XX w.v.v.v. v.y.

v. a v. next year. They are Govs. Endicott Pea- fj 1 23 Hurt, 3 Wounded Continued on Page 2, Column 3 body of Massachusetts, William ouy of North Dakota, John W.

Reynolds of Wisconsin, Matthew E. Welsh of Indiana, Philip H. Five persons were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and assaulting Racial Hot Spot riki ft 1 r- r- Hoff of Vermont, Albert D. Ro- sellini of Washington, Elbert N. Carvel of Delaware.

Frank B. Morrison of Nebraska. Harold E. Hughes of Iowa and Jack M. Campbell of New Mexico.

The chairman of the new Republican Governors' Association Robert E. Sylie of Idaho, pointed to the 10 when he said the GOP drive will be strongest against Democrats who won governor When the 1,400 persons crowded into the hall began to leave, steel-helmeted police had to form a shoulder-to-shoulder human corridor through which they could pass safely to a subway station nearby. Anti Castro demonstrators shouted and screamed at them, several times threatening to break through the police wall. Open Discussion The meeting was billed as an open discussion of the conditions the travelers found in Cuba and which they contend they were not allowed to describe earlier this week at hearings in Washington. Several times during the meeting police and anti-Castro demonstrators engaged in brief skirmishes which were put down by' V7l' LJ ships by less than 3 per cent of the vote.

The national GOP chairman Rep. William Miller, stressed that conservation projects which the President will visit during his Sept. 25-29 trip were initiated during the Eisenhower administration and told the governors to call attention to the fact. Rightist Dangerous Gov. Nelson A.

Rockefeller of New York said he considers ex in an explosion in the basement of Birmingham's CARL A. HATCH Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. (AP) VICTIM REMOVED Firemen and ambulance attendants remove the body of a Negro child killed 'The Love That Forgives9 Wrote Antimacing Law Carl Hatch Dies; Former Senator Terror and Death Came With Lesson treme right-wing groups dangerous to the nation, but doesn't think the public will follow them any more than left-wing groups. As an example, he cited persons advocating repeal of the income tax. This, he said, would destroy the nation's ability to defend itself and compete with Communists.

He noted that the chairman of the Young Republicans, Donald Lukens of Washington, D.C., had advocated elimination of the income tax. Gov. Scranton of Penn BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Four Negro girls were blasted to death Sunday and 23 persons were injured in the daylight bombing of a church, setting off more violence. Within hours after the dynamite explosion had shattered an already shaky racial calm, two Negroes were killed in shootings, and three other persons were wounded.

Police said two white youths had shot fatally a Negro boy, 13, shortly after policemen had shot to death a Negro, 16. Officers the older boy had been killed as they fired over his head when they saw him throwing recks at cars. In another shooting, a white man was wounded by a Negro, police said. Another white man was wounded in a robbery attempt by a Negro. Rock-throwing by Negroes was reported in many areas of the city.

Leaders of the 125.000 Negroes pleaded against retaliation for the bombing, which brought a climax of horror to the city's first week of school desegregation. Mayor Speaks Mayor Albert Boutwell, voicing shock and disbelief, urged everyone Xo keep off the streets. Leaders of a white segregationist group seeking to start private schools called off a rally and and asked followers to go home. The bombing, which fanned racial fire to new heat, came during Sunday school. Heavy police patrols roved the city.

They sealed off the bomb-shattered church. Gov. George C. Wallace rushed in 300 state troopers and alerted 500 national guardsmen in Birmingham. Numerous policemen from surrounding towns and counties were called in.

Wallace called the bombing "a tragic event which has saddened the hearts of all Alabamians" and said "every law enforcement agency of this state will be used to apprehend" the bombers. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. of Atlanta, the Negro minister who led a summer desegregation campaign here, prepared to come to Birmingham "to plead with my people to remain nonviolent in the face of this terrible provocation." Killed in the dynamite bombing By JIM PURKS TCTRlUTMr.UAlU Ala fAP 1 ing when their bodies were hit by flying glass and mortar? Maybe they had reached the ine love that iorgives was the Sunday school lesson at the Six- sylvania said there has been Street Baptist Church. It He then entered law school at Cumberland University in Lebanon.

and was admitted to the Oklahoma bar in 1913. He moved to New Mexico in 1916 where his public service career included appointment as assistant state attorney general, collector of internal revenue and district court judge prior to his senate appointment. a tremendous upsurge in Republi was never finished. can strength and declared in part this was due to a "backlash" on jTjjj 'SI I Sij ml CL EZZ3 QD EZZJj I i hm i mi the civil rights issue. Scranton is A bomb, exploded and twisted the lesson into an experience of confusion, terror and death.

Who knows on what part the four Negro children were read- Continued en Pagt 2, Column 5 Federation of Malaysia Born; 2 Biggest Neighbors Unhappy ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP)- Former U.S. Sen. Carl A. Hatch, 73, died Sunday in an Albuquerque hospital.

Hatch, a Democrat, served in the senate from his appointment in 1933 until 1949, when he was appointed to the federal bench by President Harry S. Truman. Hatch left the bench in August 1962 because of illness. Hatch became one of the more powerful and influential members of Congress and often served as Senate spokesman for Truman. He probably was best known as the author of the 1939 Hatch act, which prohibited government payroll employes from contributing to political campaigns or taking part in politics.

The act excepted cabinet members and other top policy-making officials. Hatch also had a major role in early atomic energy policy, labor legislation and public lands. He was the son of a Kirwin, grocer, Harley A. Hatch. The family moved to Eldorado, when Hatch was 7.

At Eldorado he became a printer's ap end of the lesson, with a passage from Matthew: "But I say unto you, love your enemies." The children were meeting in various parts of the church: some in the basement, some in the main room, others in an adjacent building. The four killed were in the basement. Shattered windows, large pieces of mortar, and a broken marble plaque commemorating the founding of the church in 1873 were evidence of the destruction there. In one small room patches of blood were on the floor. At the end of a sharp piece of glass was more blood.

Strewn Glass Up the steps, in the main room, where church services are regularly held for a congregation of 750, glass was scattered on the wooden pews, over the piano and organ, on the pulpit. The organ pipes were left intact. Behind the pulpit is a little By JOHN WHEELER KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) The federation of Malaysia took its uncertain place Monday as the world's newest na former British colonies of Singapore, Sarawak and North Borneo. Firecrackers popped and gay lights blazed downtown. In Jakarta, fist-waving Indonesian youths demonstrated against Malaysia.

Among Malaysia's well-wishers were the United States and Britain. Through the Communist Announcing Indonesia's stand, Subandrio said: "We are trying to urge the United Nations to make a correction; only after that correction has been made can we change our attitude." Subandrio did not elaborate but Indonesia has expressed doubts about the thoroughness of a U.N. investigation into whether the tion, greeted by warm wishes from its friends and enmity from its two biggest neighbors One, the Philippines, withheld party newspaper Pravda. the So- people of Sarawak and North Bor- recognition; the other, Indonesia, announced it could not accept the new nation "as it is now." the the pastor's which vici uniuii agieeu wun inaonesia neo aesirea memDersnip in that Malaysia is a British attempt federation. Both territories at neo-colonialism in Southeast are room, President Diosdado Macapagal was strewn with litter, twisted ta prentice on a weekly newspaper.

At 19 he became its editor. ot the Philippines summoned Asia. I Continued on Page 2, Column 3 home his ambassadors in Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta, Indonesia, FORCE OF EXPLOSION These autos, which were parked near the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, were blown four feet away. Windows were smashed in other buildings in the area. (AP) 1 Fischer Quintuplets 'Fine' Taking Nourishment for consultations.

Foreign Secre bles and mortar. Outside, Negroes who live near the church stood watching shotgun-armed policemen, firemen and newsmen step among shattered glass and stones. I M. W. Pippen looked first at' tary Salvador P.

Lopez was or were Cynthia Wesley, Carol Robertson and Addie Mae Collins, all 14, and Denice McNair, 11. In a Lounge They apparently were in a lounge in the basement of the old brick church. Cynthia, hit by the full force of dered back from New York. Filipino diplomats abroad were told Mills Says Tax-Cut Bill Will Ease U.S. Spending By EDMOND LE BRETON and had inserted in the committee WASHINGTON (AP Congress version of President Kennedy's to boycott Malaysia celebrations.

A Filipino foreign ministry the church and then at his dry cleaning store, where damage runs in the thousands of dollars. The damage to his heart is spokesman said these actions do don't re blasf' could be identified only 'Guarded' means you By H. D. QUIGG ABERDEEN. S.

D. (UPI) Woman Rescued After 6 Days On Drifting Boat JACKSONVILLE, Fla. UPD-A ship docked here Sunday night carrying a woman, believed to be a Canadian, rescued at sea after six days adrift in a cabin cruiser beside the body of her husband. Authorities said the woman, whom they identified as Mrs. S.

L. Slade, was rescued after spending six days without food on the cabin cruiser. more. "My grandbaby was one Fischer quintuplets, squal tax cut legislation. will reject heavy government uy ciuuung ana a ring.

Cynthia and Carol were on the youth board of ushers. The other two victims were to have sung in the youth choir. the those killed," he said. In addition to expressing spending as a of boosting the economy if it adopts the $11 ling and thrashing their tiny arms and legs in healthy fashion, are "getting alone fine" and are be- know one way or the other what they are going to do. You have to watch out for the possibility of a lung condition which sometimes affects prematures.

But that's only one of many things. "There's the possibility of infection. They're immature and all Has One Shoe "Eleven years old. I helped pull not preclude eventual recognition of Malaysia. In Indonesia, Foreign Minister Subandrio announced disagreement with a favorable report of the United Nations on Malaysia.

Subandrio met with top military and civilian leaders in an emergency session called by President Sukarno. This coldness failed to dampen billion tax cut bill its present It was youth day at Sixteenth form, Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, Street Baptist. chairman's philosophy on tax reduction, it was regarded as charting House Democrats' counter-thrust to a politically attractive Republican drive to tie a manda- the rocks off her. I got one of her shoes in there," he nodded toward the inside of his shattered building.

"Vmi Inmu fl of the House Ways and Means Committee said Sunday. Mills, the dominant House Police Lt. Maurice House estimated that 10 sticks of dynamite made up the bomb which appar- figure on revenue legislation, ing fed four cubic centimeters of sugar water every two hours around the clock, their doctor said Sunday. "I wouldn't say they are in danger now but their condition is guarded," Dr. James Berbos said in a press conference held 37 hours after their birth prematurely at 3:01 a.m.

Saturday. the enthusiasm of happy crowds tory spending limit to part of tax cut. I "Weak-minded neonle that's Continued on Page 7. Column 2 who brought it on." Secretary of the Treasury in Kuala Lumpur who had been broke almost a year's silence on gathering since before midnight tax matters with a statement giv-to herald the birth of the new na-iing his interpretation of a -con-tion a joining of Malaya with theigressional declaration he wrote GOLD-OLD COINS BOUGHT Big prices paid-Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Berghold Coin Shop-llth Linden.

Douglas Dillon said that the administration does not plan to ask Continued on Page 2, Column 1 their systems are immature." Target Date Is Tuesday The doctor who has delivered not only the quints but all ten babies of 30-year-old Mrs. Mary Ann Fischer, repeated that the infants should be "fairly well out of danger in 72 hours." That would be at 3:01 a.m. Tuesday. Dr. Berbos checks the quints three times a day personally, and there is a nurse staff in constant attendance.

The quints got their first feeding at 9:30 a.m. Sunday and their fourth just prior to the doctor's 4 p.m. press conference in the basement cafeteria of St. Luke's Hospital. They are being fed through the nose with a plastic tube.

The doctor said that "maybe" he would the Senate to reconsider any of the Kennedy recommendations which were dropped or revised by the House committee. Dillon urged the House to pass the committee bill and he pledged cooperation to "minimize controversy over details that are not Bias Dispute Cancels Sailing of America consequential when measured picprc i cuuiDcrv against the need for prompt en- By "-EHMBECK carry me off. I going to sit on actment of this legislation." EW YORK (AP)-The luxury my baggage. Inside The Call International Viet Nam Dilemma: Tail Wagging Dog Page 3 Soviet Reported Making Big Wheat Buy in Canada. Page 3 National Soviet Technicians Called Problem in Cuba Page 3 Army Seeks Engine Silencer For Aircraft Page 3 State It'll Be Busier in Harrisburg This Week Page 21 Lehigh Valley UCC Seats First Conference Minister Page 4 Sports Chicago Bears Upset Green Bay Packers Page 17 Cards Move Within Game of 1st Place Page 17 Uvitv iZJZJZ discrimination by lock-1 They refused to work unless Neu- be able to start them on some imcT rrumon nut 4 umc-nr Tonr wfl rpmovpn.

a fipmand To Kina nr miiK formii a Mnnnav v-i vituivii uut vi a aam uuui, cation on the amount it contrib which the United States Lines re- Crewmen charged that the offi- utes to the total spending of the fused to accede. The officer is a member of an- IArHAtT south. Avion I (p i ISLANDS MALAYSIA I 0TH NOANAO V- LSINGAPORE uccr AJ JAKARTA JAVA VM0R i j- Jt Darwin mmmmmm Indon Ocean 7f 500 M.I., ki AUSTRALIA economy, because we prefer to uV' Lms euronr, paaiocnea xne 1 1 1 i i "I 1 1 fn nrmfCTlt itc Ilea Kir XTorrwv als and business concerns in Puerto Rican crewmen, and ther union the AFL-UO Marine ZZrM uXff iHithat hP was milt nf riiJ Engineers Beneficial Association. "They are getting along fine-about the same as this morning," Dr. Berbos said.

"There have been no complications so far. They are moving around about the same as this morning. They are normal physically." Glucose Water Diet i criminatory practices. tion." Neurorh'c TV, iui a mass uieeuiig denied the charges. He wrote further, "any and all activities of the eovernment hav-p The United States Lines was try-iwav.

involvin2 union officials- He said that what he is feeding to be justified on their import-inS. a spokesman said, to arrange! incliidin" the ISMU president, them now is "Glucose water" ance in serving other essential iomer transportation tor tne 964 Joseph Curran, company repre- without any vitamins added. disgruntled passengers, who got word of the cancellation at 8:30 sentatives and an impartial ar- Asked if he would weigh them bitrator, Theodore W. Knell. (Monday, he said: "We'll see Ac tVio tallrc Hrnncu-1 jViirtiicfVi fVio r1nrsrAr.

ii Today's Index a.m., after what probably was the goals of the nation. There is no further justification for an indifferent attitude toward wasteful, inefficient government activities, merely because they incidentally give employment. uii now men con- 111 luw" dluI Udy; afternoon and night, the shipboard idition is. Bridge 20 He has estimated the orchestra swunfi into "Tea for' weight nf tho nno hnv 19 Porter Riesel Rover Sports Storch 12 12 21 13 12 20 19 17, The ship was scheduled to sail Two," and the ship's bars opened, 'Andrew, at 4 pounds and that of i Classified 23-27 Saturday at noon. jwith special permission from U.S.

the four girl quintuplets as per-! Comics 20, 21 Several passengers threatened a customs. The bars normally oper- haps 3'2 pounds. jCcnsidine 3 "sit-in" until the company paid ate only at sea. Thev will he in tho hnsnital nnJneaths 7 23 23 NIGHTLY RAIDS MEXICO CITY (AP) Police Television Theaters have launched a program of; extra expenses caused by the can ihe America was to have sai ed til thpv weiph at ipat nnH a Dixon nightly raids on bars, cabarets, cenation. Alaeve Duffy, a Cobh, Le Havre, Southampton pounds, he said.

Editorial 12 old waitress going to her native'and Bremerhaven. She was to! They probably will be in theirFarm Editor 22 and cafeterias to dis- TV Keynotes 20 Weather 5 Wilson Woman's 8, 9 NEW NATION This is the location of the Federation of Malaysia formed by Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak and North Borneo. LT) arm persons carrying firearms without permits. jijuuiin tor a visit, saia: brought 9o0 passengers on! Financial 23 ling to stay on board until they the return trip. Continued on Page 2, Column 1 'News in Short 2.