The Miami News from Miami, Florida • 23

7rn Uteres Friend Held eacn SEE COLUMN 5 UvJJUL tuftt Miami News Closing Markets THE BEST NEWSPAPER UNDER THE SUN ASP Helicopter Edition Miami, Wednesday, September 12, 1962 Established In 1896 Telephone FR 4-6211 "Z3 IS I 0) Jti 3 NEWS MEN JAILED The New: TODAY IN Must Not Use Cuba To Attack WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Dean Rusk said today the administration would not tolerate having Cuba become a base for offensive action against the United States or any American country. He gave this assurance at a joint session of the- House Foreign Affairs and Armed Services Com 11 Brass Firms Named In Price Fix Yaldes, who works for the National Broadcasting Co. The tailing and the tele, phone restrictions are recent Hrvrlnpinents In a gradual tightening of new aniens operations In Cuha, Bryant said. Yesterday, the British Embassy In Havana said the Cuban foreign ministry had Informed It that all foreign newsmen now needed visas to enter Cuha. said, but were unahle to make telephone calls to their offices outside Cubs nor ran thrir offices get rails to them in Cuba.

Most reporters also are be. Ing trailed by Castro agents, Bryant said. The three correspondents missing since Monday are John ninnd of Renter, Paul in.n of the Nwr York Times and hi wife, Sarita The Castro regime has jailed three newsmen, said "a Canadian reporter who arrived in Miami today from Cuha. George Bryant, a reporter for the Toronto Star, said he had not actually teen the three for three days but he knew "for a fart" that they were in jail. All othrr Weitern newspapermen were safe, he 7 'eouyfHiiNBf ville Manufacturing Phelps Dodge Copper Products Revere Copper and Brass, Cerro Calumet Hecla, Mueller Brass Triangle Conduit Cable Co.

and Progress Manufacturing Co. The indictment also charged that noncompetitive sealed bids were submitted to the Tennessee Valley Authority as a result of collusion by the defendants. Jax Break-In Gang Broken JACKSONVILLE Tolice said today they cleared up 21 cases of breaking and entering with the arrest of five teenagers. Three were jailed on breaking and entering charges and two others placed in the Juvenile Shelter. Police said the youths admitted breaking into the houses but said they did it for kicks.

Investigators said the intruders ransacked rooms, built fires on floors, threw butcher knives at walls and doors, opened canned goods and left them throughout the houses, and poured soft drinks on furniture and floors. Gold Medal For Mr. Sam WASHINGTON The Senate passed and sent to the House today a resolution authorizing mittees. Members who attended the closed meeting said that Rusk also stressed the administration view that the time for action would come if the military buildup in Cuba threatened to go beyond the present defensive stage. i Committee members said that Pentagon and Central Intelligence Agency officials accompanying Rush stressed the basically defensive nature of the Communist bloc equipment furnished to Cuba.

Mi I it Some memliers said that Rusk tO- was subjected to some critical 'questioning concerning allegations that the administration has lacked toughness in dealing with Cuba, HARTFORD, Conn. A special Federal Grand Jury today indicted 11 corporations and seven individuals on charges of conspiring to fix and stabilize prices in the sale of copper and brass tubes and pipes from 1955 to 1961. Charged with violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act were Anaconda, American Brass Chase Brass and Copper Bridgeport (Conn.) Brass Sco- Frustratcd Bandit Kills Himself ORLANDO A 40-year-old golf pro tried to hold up one bank and failed, succeeded in robbing another, wa3 chased down by police and committed suicide, all within 20 minutes today. Alden Grantham drove up to the curb teller at the College Fark Bank in Orlando, handed a can-vas baj; to the teller with a note to stuff it full of bills. Instead, the woman teller ducked and pressed the alarm bell.

Grantham panicked and fled across town to the South Seminole Federal Savings and Loan Association. He went inside flashed a gun and escaped with what police said was a large amount of money. He raced out of town. As Grantham sped through Maitland, 7 miles away, officers saw his car and chased him. Outside Maitland the car lurched into a ditch and swerved 200 feet into an orange grove.

Officers said they saw him get out of the car and shoot himself with a pistol. Lauderdale Baby Drowns A baby girl drowned today at Plantation, a suburb of Tort Lauderdale, when Mie pushed her Mroller into a swimming pool. Tolice said 6-month-old Deborah Luton drowned in a bac yard pool. They reported the baby's mother said she tied the stroller to a table Icr and could not understand how the tot had freed it. 7 Ask Indies Air Routes Seven airlines applied today to the Civil Aeronautics Board for new rights to serve Jamaica and other Caribbean resort areas, and Central and South America.

They were Braniff, Delta, National, Mackey, Caribbean Atlantic, Trans Caribbean and Pan American World Airways, most of which already use Miami International Airport as a stop or jumping-off point for various Caribbean and Latin American routes. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey has feu own the award of a gold medal honor- ing the late Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn "for services render- I urged stronger pressure on U. allies to halt military and strate gic shipments to Cuba.

ed to the people of the United States." The joint resolution calls for the presentation of the medal to the Rayburn estate, which plans to display it in the Sam Rayburn Library at Bonham, Tex. Sen. Mike Mansfield Senate ma aJ RAYBURV jority leader, obtained voice vote approval, explaining he wanted it passed in ad pWirrMifi JLii vf tar i 1 ''sit i 1, vi it Ky PI 'r A FRANKLY IIARRl VIGALLE KILLEIVS FRIEND IS ARRESTED PANAMA CITY AP The Bay County sheriff's office today arrested a 23-year-old Atlanta man sought as an accomplice in the murder yesterday of a Miami Beach night club singer. Ray Allen Oglesby was apprehended after deputies received a telephone tip tha' the man who had been at a Tanama City beach recently ith the alleged killer, Ken Wah Voo, was back in town. Sheriff Charlie Ahhotl said Oglesby has admitted being the man Identified by Miami authorities as Raymond Rat-ley, who accompanied Voo to the Plare rigalle.

Miami police said Yoo and his companion were ejected from the club after they objected to paying a $72 bar bill. Yoo allegedly returned with snub-nosed revolvers in each hand, killed the singer, Myear-old Tony D'Arcy, who had helped throw him out. and wounded the doorman and a dancer. Yoo was charged wilh murder. Oglesby told sherilf Abbot the last time he saw Yoo was when he got out of a taxi in front of the night club carrying the pistols.

Oglesby was being held on a charge of vagrancy for the arrival of Miami authorities. '1 I i SAX FRANCISCO Former President Harry Truman apparently not yet mellowed at 5 the age of 78, came to California last night to do some work for his party and give the Republicans his customary tongue-lashing. He offered laudatory remarks for the California Democratic administration and a few scathing comments on the two terms of President Eisenhower. Truman said, "I am sure history will not treat the Eisenhower period as kindly and President Kennedy siln on the speiikers' stand at Hire rn'uersity stadium in Houston this morning unmindful of a siun liangini; from the upper tier of (he stadium proclaiming another choice for Tit. The sign was removed before the President delivered his address which is reported on I'age 1A.

vance of a ceremony scheduled for Sunday at the Rayburn Library. MAD, MAD WORLD SWINDON, England A court has ordered Dennis Gee to pay his ex-uxje eight shillings ($1.12) a week until his payments reach a total of 1,478 pounds "It's madness," said 38-year-old Gee. "This means I'll be paying for 71 years." In 71 years he would be 100. The court said he was in arrears on his payments. Walkout Vacation Over MILAN, Italy After going back to work for the summer vacation season, about 15,000 metalworkers resumed a series of walkouts today they began last spring.

Both Communist and non-Communist unions called the strike, to be followed the rest of the week by sporadic walkouts throughout Italy. They seek more pay and a 40-hour week instead of 46. Senior Rccrcalion Answer Metro today found a way to skirt a legal roadblock that kept it from putting up $100,000 to operate three senior citizen recreation centers and build two more. County Attorney Darrey Davis ruled originally Metro could not give money to non-profit corporations. But under the new arrangement, Metro will contract with the Miami Housing Authority to provide the services.

Kovacs Girls Want Edic LOS ANGELES The late comedian Ernie Kovacs' 13-year-old daughter Hippie has testified tearfully she wants to live with Edie Adams, her father's second wife, and not with her real mother. Throughout the custody hearing she referred to Miss Adams, a singer and actress, as "Mommy" and her real mother, Mrs. Bette Kovacs. as "the other lady." Mrs. Kovacs and Miss Adams are contending for custody of Kippie and her 15-year-old sister, Bette.

Bette earlier also said she wanted to live with Miss Adams. Third Titan Sltol Good CAPE CANAVERAL Titan 2, America's most potent military rocket and intended booster for manned space missions, scored its third sue-ress in five test flights today on a strike down the Atlantic range. Pouring a glowing column of hot gases from its first and second stage engines, the Titan 2 met all test goals on the half-hour flight to its target area near Ascension Island in the South Atlantic. UiZJ TKUMAV Horse Kacc Results HAWTHORNE Stock Prices Improve As Volume Light MJW YORK APi Slock r.SRi.ir a ra( nrsi i ts, r.viK!f.i r.fc si AQUEDUCT rot i th fay Hi rim 3 Vrrl I H) 3 rtn i tl i A iin' 3 fltl M- 2 1im I) I I ls HI flvtre I'4in Hiit'iiri Market prices improed today with practically all the upward I See Page 1A movement criming at the begin' ning and end of trading. Volume was light.

Erotectively as the press has." About former alifornia Gov. Earl Warren, a Republican, Truman said. "He and I always understood each other and I frequently remarked to him I thought he behaved like a good Democrat, but I think he just didn't know it." Boy's Leg Saved Back On WEST ISLIP, N. Y. Doctors have sewed a boy's left leg back on at the thigh in an operation they said could not have been performed five years ago.

Mark Turco, 10, is fighting for his life against shock and loss of blood at Good Samaritan Hospital. Condition is critical. He was hit by the family car at home. The accident broke the leg at the thigh bone, leaving it connected only by segments of tissue. The boy's leg would have been amputated without question five years ago, doctors said, but new surgical techniques made it possible to join the limb.

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