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48, No. 240 Austin, Monday, March 12, 1962 18 Pages 10 Cents A Story for Lent riton Shot Keel warns i E. German Peace Pact Threatened Soviet Paper Hits at West Commie i Berli Ta Russia Voices Regrets ctic Over Incident in Berlin mils and (lie driver was hit by bullets aimed at the tires. The British spokesman denied this, saying East German border police fired about 30 shots at the vehicle and added: "No warning BERLIN (AP) The soldier driver of a British army staff car was shot and wounded by an East German border guard at midnight Saturday, an incident without precederA in troubled Berlin. A Eritish army spokesman charged the East German fired without warning, a protest was made to the Russians and "the Soviets expressed regret for the incident." to halt was given.

Neither were About Treaty MOSCOW (AP) Izvestia has renewed the Soviet threat to sign a peace treaty with East Germany, asserting delay in reaching a German settlement increased the peril of rocket-nuclear war. Echoing the thesis presented by Pravda on Friday, Izvestia declared Sunday, "a peaceful settlement with Germany is truly a demand of our time" and the Western powers cannot hope to delay the issue endlessly. any warning shots fired." First Lady Arrives In New Delhi Gromyko Gets Word At Geneva The spokesman said the inei- 'V. ft dent took place on a public high way near the village of Statins- dorf, half a mile inside East Get- many, ana the car had every right to be there. Western sour The East Germans contended ces said there is no previous case the British car ignored warning of a Western Allied soldier being shots after running past stop sig- If the Western powers, said Izvestia, "show no willingness to seek a constructive and agreed solution of this issue, the Soviet Union and other posvers concerned will sign a peace treaty SEE ALSO PAGE 10 NEW DELHI.

India (AP)-Jac-queline Kennedy reached New Delhi Monday to begin a two-week tour of India and Pakistan. Prime Minister Nehru was at the airport to greet the American President's wife who flew here from Rome. GENEVA (AP) Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko Sunday night that the Western powers strongly resented new Communist harassment tactics in Berlin. The American secretary defined his position to an unsmiling Gromyko during a four-hour diplomatic dinner parry at a Geneva hotel.

The affair was attended with the (East) German Dem ocratic Republic." 3 Rescued After Fatal AF Crash In such a treaty, the Russians would turn control of all air and other routes into isolated West Berlin over to the East German Communist regime, through VATICAN CITY (AP) Pope John XXIII warmly received shot by an East German guard. The wounded soldier was driving a staff car of the British liaison mission to the Soviet army headquarters in East Germany. A British army spokesman said the car was taking a British officer back to the mission's base at Potsdam and was fired on by an East German border guard armed with a machine pistol. The official East German news agency ADN alleged the car ran past a stop signal and sped up when warning shots were fired. Shots aimed at the tires to stop the automobile injured the driver, the agency said.

The British spokesman refused to comment on the East German version of the incident. Since 1945, the three Western powers have maintained liaison missions to the headquarter of Soviet forces in East Germany. jalso by Britain's Foreign Secre whose territory the routes pass. America's First Lady Sunday, granting Jacqueline Kennedy one The United States, Britain and France refuse to recognize the of the longest private audiences V. i 'i A 7 'KS-r A- I' i i If East German regime.

he ever has held. NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP)-A Coast Guard helicopter scooped three missing crewmen of a To postpone peaceful settle ment under present conditions With paternal affection, the beaming 80-year-old pontiff greeted Mrs. Kennedy and spent 32 crashed Air Force troop carrier means to encourage the West Ger man militarists," said Izvestia. minutes talking to her in French "to accord them an opportunity from a swamp early Sunday while flight safety officers searched for the cause of the crash that killed a man, his wife in his resplendent Vatican private to get hold of atomic weapons, library.

and thus increase the danger of rocket-nuclear war. Such audiences usually run 15 to 20 minutes and it was considered unusual when the Pope spent tary Lord Home. Rusk's conversation with Gromyko followed two incidents which cast a cloud over toe prospects of the 17-nation disarmament negotiations due to open Wednesday. One case involved the seeding by Soviet planes of the Berlin air corridors with thousands of pieces of metal chaff, or flakes, which confuse the radar controlling Western plane traffic. In the other incident a British olider driving a staff car was shot and wounded by East German police in East Germany a few miles beyond toe West Berlin border.

After the dinner, Rusk told reporters: "It was a good night's work. We talked about toe Berlin incidents. We don't like them the incidents and we let them 26 minutes with Britain Queen Elizabeth II last May. and two children. The C119 Flying Boxcar plowed across an open field, jumped a 15-foot ditch and skipped across a highway before plowing into the home of Lubct Levron Saturday night.

Levron, his pretty wife and their two sons were killed. Their A crowd of 33.000. standing in the rain, cheered and applauded Mrs. Kennedy as her car left slowly through St. Peter's Square Youth Admits Killing Family while the historic Vatican bells -year-oid daughter Janice was PETER "And when Jesus beheld him, he said, Thou art Simon the son of otue tltou sliah he called Cephaf, which by interpretation, A stone." ohn 142 Before meeting Jesus, this disciple was known as Simon i le was the son of a successful fisherman named Jona.

His brother Andrew, a follower of John the Baptist, had been present when the evangelist had baptized Jesus, and when he had said, "Behold the Lamb of God, that taketh away the sin of the world." Andrew hurried to tell Simon of the event. "We have found the he declared excitedly, and took Simon to see Jesus. Jesus, immediately upon seeing him, recognized him, and gave him the surname by which he was ever afterward to be known Peter, the rock. Peter was not merely a "big fisherman" living in a rude hut by the sea, but a well-to-do ship owner, who left a life of comfortable circumstances to follow Jesus. But before the Resurrection and Ascension, when he set out to establish the Church in the world, there is little doubt that Peter still thought of the Messiah as the political figure foretold by the Jewish prophets.

In the apostle's evangelical history, his character is portrayed with great clarity. Yet there were contradictions in his make-up, as there are in that of all men. Complete renunciation of the world was not easy for him. When Jesus said, "It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God Peter was a little dismayed. 'Then answered Peter and said unto him, Behold, we have forsaken all and followed thee; what shall we have thereforer" As one writer has observed, "He was called to work for the Kingdom of God, and he thought as men do." Peter's challenge was, in fact, the challenge that has faced all men in all ages, including our own.

He had the same weaknesses, and some of the same strength. He fell asleep on the night of Gethsemane, following the Last Supper. In overweening self-confidence, he cried: "Lord, I am ready to go with thee both into prison and to death," then denied that he knew the Man. But in his strength he defied the Roman emperors, and according to tradition, was crucified head downward by Nero in Rome. The church he established has lasted almost 2000 years, and is stronger than ever today.

rang out the noon hour. Hundreds surged in for a close look as the car almost came to a stop so Mrs. Kennedy could get know it." a glimpse of the study window Asked if his comments to Gro CONCORD, N. H. (AP)-A Irail the head as she alighted from the bespectacled youth 17 ad myko brought any satisfaction, Rusk replied: "Well find out in from which the Pope traditionally gives a Sunday noontime blessing to the crowd below.

Five Italian motorcycle police American-Statesman UPI mitted to police Sunday he killed a day or two." car. The father tried to drive away but he stopped when a rifle slug went through the window. The boy's statement said he Gromyko declined to talk with escorting Mrs. Kennedy kept the his entire family parents and two brothers to relieve them of their troubles. DID HE FIND THE FEATHERED SERPENT'S NEST? Michel d'Obrenovic tells of Mayan reporters when he left toe hotel.

crowd away. Slowly, they cleared He said, "This is no place for reported in critical condition Sunday with a probable skull fracture. Neither the Air Force nor the Coast Guard would identify the three men rescued at daybreak. The other three members were found Saturday night, minutes after the crash in a field not far from the crash site. Clinton County Air Sorce Base near Wilmington, Ohio, where the plane was based, identified all six crew members.

Two Associated Press newsmen talked to Maj. Louis M. Ukelson of Cincinnati, the plane's navigator, and Sgt. Herbert G. Mattison of Sa-bina, Ohio, minutes after their parachutes hit the ground.

Mrs. Levron, an attractive brunette in her early 30s, and the! Police quoted the boy as say shot his father when he got out a patn and got Mrs. Kennedy car and others in toe party on an interview." ot tne car and started to run. ing: I was thinking about their, suffering. They always have trou bles." The three foreign ministers and their top aides also talked about the nuclear test suspension question.

Semyon Tsarapkin, the Soviet nuclear negotiator, said no Found shot to death Saturday Culture Key Ik If 6 their way out of toe square. Later, Jay Gilner, a White House press secretary, said that Mrs. Kennedy would have liked to have seen toe Pope at his window, but when the crowd began to close in it seemed best that she leave. "Beautiful," a man yelled. night at their secluded home in the town of Newport, N.

were Find the father, Francis L. McGrath, 37; the mother, Willena A. Mc amy ail I agreement of substance was I worked out on the nuclear issue. Earlier, Western sources report-jed that the United States and Brit-lain had agreed on a joint ap Grath, 40, and two younger broth "And so happy," a woman com Terrorist Eruption Is Feared ers, Peter 13, and Charles mented. Mrs.

Kennedy, a Roman Cath Under New Hampshire law, the olic, went to meet Pope John on name of a juvenile involved in Is a weekend stopover in Rome be two boys one 10 and the other 1 year died instantly. Levron died at Charily Hospital in downtown New Orleans, about 22 miles from the crash site. None of the six crewmen who eporte crime cannot be published pend proach for getting nuclear test ban negotiations revived. Before the dinner party. Rusk had separate conversations with Lord Home and West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroe-der.

The Berlin problem was discussed in detail on both occasions. fore leaving Sunday night for a semiofficials goodwill visit to India and Pakistan. Her chartered 707 Air India jet ing court action. Police said the youth who admitted the four killings is a slight blond high school senior who has parachuted from the distressed an important new "find" in the ALGIERS, Algeria (AP)-European gunmen attacked a land of toe Feathered Serpent By BETTY MacNABB Texas archaeologists and scientists all over the country will soon be reading the technical details of Yucatan, French army patrol in Algiers Sunday and an alert was flashed to all troops to brace for a major action by the European Secret Army Organization. took off from Rome's Leonardo da Vinci International Airport at 9: J) p.m.

(3.30 p.m. EST) on the eight-hour flight to New Delhi. Smiling portraits of the 32-year-old First Lady dominated Rome's Sunday morning newspa A huge new grotto which could hold the key to the ancient Mayan language, and explain how these been under psychiatric treatment for two years. After questioning the youth at length police said they drew this statement from him: The boy arrived home from work at a supermarket Saturday night and One French cadet officer and supposedly primitive Indians built one soldier were wounded when a highly-cultured civilization long Europeans, firing from windows found his parents arguing. The Gusty Winds before Columbus, has been discovered in a remote spot near plane were reported injured.

Authorities at the naval air station at Callender Field, where the plane took off minutes before the crash, said the three rescued Sunday appeared to be in good condition. There was little evidence any type of building ever stood on the site where the Levrons died. The plane tore through the house and pulled one of Levron's automobiles 200 feet before ramming it against the home of Levron's brother next door. After puddle jumping the 13 -foot bayou, the plane's wing sheared off a 40-foot utility pole at its base and disrupted power to the scattered homes stretching, to the Gulf of Mexico. i The American British spade-work on the nuclear test problem was done over lunch by Ambassador Arthur Dean and Joseph Godber, British minister of state for foreign affairs.

An informant said Dean and Godber made good progress in aligning the positions of their two countries. Some details, mainly of tactics, remain to be worked out. But the broad outline of toe kind of test ban the Americans and Eritish want has been hammered out and can be put to the Russians at the moment Wash-ington and London may decide, the informant said. Rusk travelled to nearby Lausanne for his first discussion of toe day, with West Germany's Schroeder. Both American and German McGraths went out shortly afterward.

In their absence, the' boy's statement said, he got a Japanese 7.7-caliber rifle and shot Peter in the hallway. He then Bag Hides Defector In Escape One of toe discoverers, archae and balconies, sprayed bullets on the patrol in the heart of populous district. The soldiers answered toe fire, wounding five Europeans. When an ambulance evacuated the two wounded soldiers, toe patrol withdrew under a hail of insults. ologist Michel d'Obrenovich of Ari pers.

Gowned in a white brocade coat over a black and white Oleg Cas-sini dress, Mrs. Kennedy had stayed until 1 a.m. at a gay Saturday night dinner party at the palace home of a family iriend, Count Dino Pecci Blunt. She donned the traditional somber costume of black and wore no makeup for her audience with the Pope. Mrs.

Kennedy seemed emotion Itir Up Dust zona, stopped to consult with University of Texas scientists on his went into a bedroom and killed Charles in his bed, police quoted way to report toe find to the University of Alabama Museum. He and a colleague. Dr. him as saying. Sunday night steel-helmeted troops moved into Bab-el-Oued, a a lot of dust in West and North Mr.

and Mrs. McGrath arrived. By Associated Press stronghold of toe right-wing home about half an hour BEBRA, Germany (AP) The Texas. Blowing dust, which started Sat Gusty winds up to 60 miles an hour continued Sunday to stir up Mrs. McGrath was shot through startling story of a young West Manson Valentine of the Alabama institution, discovered what is believed to be the legendary "Cave ally moved by toe meeting and some thought they saw tears in urday, w-as reported over wide areas.

Winds up to 45 miles an hour kicked up more sand in the her eyes when she left the audi, ence. of toe Stone Flower" while working under a joint grant from the Alabama Museum and the Mexi The First Lady said afterward that the Pope's extreme good na Lubbock and Abilene areas. Dallas had winds up to 60 miles sources said the two men had a friendly and satisfactory discussion and found themselves in agreement. ture had placed hec immediately at ease. She genuflected as he It was the first time Europeans had fired on a French patrol in Algiers.

Witnesses said the shooting began after a carload of Europeans tried to break through a military roadblock. Army sources said 45,000 men massed in the Algiers perimeter have been alerted to repel any major action by the secret army. Authorities expressed the belief rightist underground plans to ijooa ixeaaing. Lord Home was toe last of the during the morning. Cleburne, south of Fort Worth, reported gusts of 45 to 50 miles.

greeted her. can National Institute of Anthropology and History. The site has been placed under the guardianship of toe Mexican government and closed off to tourists and explorers until an ar- leading participants to reach Ge Asked if she had kissed the Pope's ring as is traditional, a Teenagers Trial Call Scheduled Borger, in the Panhandle, had neva, like Rusk and Gromyko before him, toe British foreign sec German who carried his East German fiancee to freedom in a traveling bag was told by West German police at th'j Iron Curtain border town Sunday. The couple arrived here by train Saturday night after successfully, eluding Communist controls and described to police how thev managed the spectacular feat. The West German man, 20, obtained a pass to visit the industrial fair at Leipzig.

He arranged a meeting with his fiancee, trapped in East Germany since Communist authorities set up the wall in East Berlin and tightened control of toe East-West german light snow about dawn. The sun, spokesman for the First Lady retary voiced hope that toe amis however, came out and raised temperatures into the 40's. talks would succeed. said: "She did what is normal and proper for any Catholic when (See MAYAN, Page 5) stage a series of spectacular A late report told of a twister meeting toe Pope. moves in an effort to thwart the Mrs.

Kennedy's sister, Princess application of a cease-fire agree Lee Radziwill, who is traveling ment now heing negotiated in at Pampa Saturday afternoon that damaged five homes in the northwest part of toe Panhandle city. Two roofs were lifted off. France, with her, did not go to toe au dience. The case of two San Antonio See Experts The comparative of tonniKwre nprnsfxl nf mtirdpl in the secret army in the past few the shooting death of an Austin days was interpreted as presag- servico station man ast fall, will ing an action or major proper- i o-iminal District border. In Leipzig, they bought a trav tions, one official said.

eling bag, large enough to hold "We have indications they (se Ease toe netite 19-year-old girl. The isarm cret army) are planning some- bag was pierced with pins so she would not suffocate. uung wg," toe official added. "They, needed time prepare it and did not want to stick their They boarded a west-bound xoresswav train and when it came to Eisen UNITED NATIONS. N.Y.

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Bench warrants were issued for a 9 a.m. court appearance by Vincent Gonzales Stewart, 18, and Oscar Morales Gonzales, 19. They had been in custody in San Antonio, where they also face murder charges. If a trial gets under way Monday, District Attorney Tom Black-well said he will ask the death; penalty for Stewart and life Jm-j prisonment for Gonzales. However, defense attorneys may! ach, about 10 miles from the border, the girl slipped into the bag.

said in a U.N. study published tributed by the secret army to At the East German border Sunday night the world can dis Europeans Algiers called for a paralyzing 24-hour strike after the checkpoint of Wartha where the arm completely without causing a depression if toe right precautions are taken. cease-fire announcement Open Today The economists estimated toe world is spenduij roughly $l'Ji) billion a year for military purposes, or eight to nine per cent of its total annual output, and employing well over 50 million per-sons at military pursuits, including about 20 million in armed forces. But they said the world Iwi more than enough peaceful ni to use up all the resources thdt would be freed by disarmament, so that no country nd fenr a The 10 men. including an Amer Meanwhile, 'the city's two daily newspapers decided, to suspend publication during a one day "strike of mourning" after the ican and a Russian, drew that unanimous conclusion in a 95-page "Report on the Economic and Social Consequences of Dis death of a reporter, slain by a seek a trial postponement.

A "first continuance" normally is granted in such cases. Also, motions for separate trials may be heard Mon Moslem terrorist. Jean Hubert armament," ordered by the U.N General Assembly in 1960, Poggi, 40. of La Depeche d'Alger-ie was shot iri the head early Sun train stopped, he put the bag on the" tracks, camouflaging it with snow. Then he went through the controls ith a second bag.

Then he returned to his compartment and waited until the train started. At this moment, he dashed down to seize the bag containing toe girl. The handle broke off but he managed to lift toe bag up to Hie moving train. Fellow passengers helped him. They were stunned when he opened the bag and the girl stepped out.

She was hidden in a lavatory until the train finally crossed into West Germany about 10 minutes later. day. As to social consequences, tlif day morning. He died in the hos Stewart and Gonzales are under lack of useful employment for such resources. Two years and roughly 52'i million after construction began, the downtown section of toe Interstate 35 Expressway is scheduled to open Monday.

State Highway Department engineers who rushed final touching up over the weekend plan to turn traffic onto the broad expressway lanes at 10 a.m. pital. The strike was decided by The strip runs from East 19th to Town Lake, dipping under some cross streets and striding across others on concrete stilts. Some construction work remains off the expressway Janes. A several-block stretch of the west frontage street is to be rebuilt.

Contract on the big job was let March 8, 1960, to the Cecil Ruby Company of Austin. indictment here for murder with malice in the death Nov. 15 of experts said disarmament might well permit shorter working hours longer paid vacations and bigger! Some of these resources, they the local newspaper union. Throughout the dav. cunfire said, could go into mora aid and some could usM at killed 14 persons and wounded 14 station attendant Walter Henry Dabelgott 58.

Both also are accused of robbing Creedmoor area farmer, Robert Walenta, pensions for retired persons; families would no longer be separated by toe draft and morality Algiers. Most attacks were by home to raise cowunim DISARM, ri 3 Moslem terrorists against would Improve. whose car was taken at gunpoint. 1 i.