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PAGE 10, SECTION 1 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1963 DIAL ALpine 6-3111 The World in Focus i r- vl Church of Christ Urges Merger DENVER UP) The United Church of Christ authorized Saturday development of a plan to merge six protestant denominations into a single church, possibly with as many es 25 million members. The action came in a resolution China-Soviet Dispute at Climax This Week By WILLIAM R. FRYE UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. -Russia arid Red China are the climax this weekend of a passed by acclamation during the fourth general synod of th V.

church, a two million member body created by a merger of Congressional Christian churches -i and the Evangelical and Re formed churches. if Other churches involved in pre quarrel of immense significance. At stake as Mikhail A. Suslov and Teng Hsiao-ping, the respective negotiators, wrestle in Moscow, are: ONE. Future Communist strategy and tactics in the cold war and the extent to which atomic hot war will he risked.

TWO. The solidity of the Communist "grand alliance," and hence the East-West balance of; power. liminary discussions of the union are the Methodist, United Presbyterian, Protestant Episcopal, Disciples of Christ, and Evangelical United Brethren. tvf- The resolution is the first ap proved by any of the denomina tions to call for actual develop- I A I 1 i I -11 I mnnt of a merger plan. TENG HSIAO-PING MIKHAIL SUSLOV Its passage came after one of THREE.

The prospect of mean-! trc.iii u- fi excoriation of Moscow. In this Kennedy has underlined that the United Church of Christ representatives in the unity discus rsarmament, central Europe, and the first time that one of its Berlin: thus the whole future ot i principal complaints was Khru- Soviet-Western relations. i. West Sees Stalemate ichev intention to build, or at- innin tempt to build, an affluent soci- fact in recent weeks; and this past week, in East Berlin, Khrushchev broadly hinted that he might take Kennedy up on it. Khrushchev said be would agree to a partial nuclear test-ban of sions said that progress in two years "has gone far faster than any of us would have dreamed at the start." in the Soviet Union by 1980.

l. 1. .11 iei iur uie lesi Dan laiKS wnicn are The spokesman, the Rev. David Coldwell, Washington, D. due to beain in Moscow later thisi iux luuu ule Lmlea month have been made on m(ald Chma jStaies and Britain, covering tests said he personally believes it will be possible to determine within SSSUmDtion that there will rw a c.

uiiwr grwna. four or five years whether a He said he wanted it accompan union of the churches will be tl thp nilar" He WailtS RUmaIlla '0 raw material for Soviet industry possible or not. ied or followed by a non-aggression pact' between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. Fecf Signs of Mad Maneuvers pen. trom the wests point of view, will be an inconclu i A round of spontaneous ap instead of building Rumania's own industrial might.

The Rumanians A partial test ban would have plause followed passage of the resolution. understandably object. many advantages for the West. The resolution in no way com If what China wants from Khru It would ban the atmospheric stand-off. This seems a reasonably sale assumption.

The Red Chinese have come to Moscow in an essentially weak position. It is dif Generally, farm field patterns are symmetrical, but not this crazy pattern. What is it? Well, it turns out that the land is in the soil bank, and the farmer wanted to do some selective weed mowing there. mitted the United Church of So he went after the big concentration of weeds, wherever they were. And the result is the pattern as you see it.

The farm is at the corner of the Old Sauk rd. and the W. Beltline, and is owned by A. E. Haen.

Statt Journal Atrial Photo From Moray Alrplana Co. Plana shchev is a policy of economic testing which the Russians (and Christ to final approval of a sharing of "marching to corn- presumably the Chinese) are most merger. munism together" then Peking likely to undertake, while Ieav- PAPAL AUDIENCE JULY 13 ficult to see what leverage they can apply that will be potent enough to bring Nikita Khrushchev around to theL- views. is essentially a suppliant, and nojing the United States legally free amount of brash verbiage can to continue the underground test-change that fact. ling in which it recently has spe- Madison Youth Tied Another Red Attack in Laos Reported VATICAN CITY UP) Pope Paul Society Urges Women Not To Wear Leopard for Chess Lead try assault in two-platoon strength cialized.

The relative bargaining position VI will hold his next general audience, his second, at the Vatican This is so regardless; of what Allen Reiter, 1130 Chandler st, NEW YORK () American, that was beaten off, he said, and the other a two hour artillery Chinas real views are. Her dennstrated on the eve of Whether the United States would feel morally free to test, July 13, officials report. The 1962 state chess champion, shared VIENTIANE, Laos UP) n. Kong Le reported Saturday the pro-Communist Pathet Lao made two attacks on his neutralist forces in the Plaine des Jarres area Friday. One was an infan cublicized demand for a hpMioor.5 conference when Russia evid Pontiff held his first general au the lead at the halfway point in even underground, and whether it bombardment of a neutralist hill position.

He said three neutralists were wounded. dience just before his coronation ent and revolutionary posture five chines- including three a-vis the West may or may not 'dlPlomate' 'ho had been dLtribut- women are urged by the National Audobon Society to quit buying Leopard skin coats. The society said Saturday the recent fashion craze has created the Western Chess Open Satur would wish to exercise that free June 30. be her principal preoccupation. ing the manifesto in dora- other questions.

I Concession Not Necessary day in Bay City, Mich. After playing four rounds, Rei ter was tied with three others Robert Byrrbe, Indianapolis, This stand helps line up "bun- a booming demand for the pelts Had mmg been a position a non-aggression pledge could crv communist Darties in j. And it takes six leopards to make Hars Berliner, Bethesda, a coat costing from $5,000 to $10, uu au, sue teruumy wouw nave I be drafted such a wav as to SS'" VICe go to Moscow after cortute legalecoionf the awec weignt in communist coun- this slap. She lost much face by nartitinn nf 000. and Martin Pence, Adrian, Mich.

cils. each had four points. absorbing k. The obvious fact, would be a considerable conces- Two rounds were scheduled Sat Carl W. Buchheister, society president, said that leopards are being killed nearly twice as fast urday and the last two for today.

as they can reproduce. Poachers A decision is worth one point, and But Peking's belligerence may was that China needed the con-well be a means, not a real end. ference. Her true objective, some United Russia Has Upper Hand Nations experts believe, is mas-j Khrushchev clearly is less live economic aid from the So-ineed iL Red chiaa-s Viet Union of a kind which would risking atomic war in such places he said, are breaking the game a draw is worth a half-point in sion to Khrushchev. But it need not be so drafted; it could avoid or specifically reserve the issue of German reunification, and indeed could be accompanied by relief from some of match play.

The defending champion, Bobby C. W. ANDERES CO. Semi Annual MEN'S CLOTHING laws to get them. Edgewood Exhibits New Wall Hangings Fischer, Brooklyn, N.Y., was a a luimauRajuu wiaige jn india La0S) viet-Nam and the worst by-products of the pres half-point behind the leaders aft Khrushchevs existing Russia-iirst ent partition, including the sep er Friday's games.

Cuba is often an embarrassment to Khrushchev. But it is not such a serious embarrassment that he A three week showing of con policy. Red China Wants Aid There is implied substantiation temporary wall hangings by An- aration of families in Berlin. Krushchev dropped a hint to that effect in his speech. neliese Steppat will open Monday must come to terms with Peking.

for this economic theory of the DeRicci hall, Edgewood Col He has an alternative: to come This is the kind of thing Aver- rift in Peking's latest to terms with the West. President lege. ell Harriman and Lord Hailsham The 12 hooked and woven CAPTIVE NATIONS WEEK HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (UPD President Kennedy issued a proclamation Friday designating the week beginning July 14 as "Captive Nations Week" and urged Americans to observe it with renewed devotion to the cause of freedom throughout the pieces have been exhibited na tionally but a few pieces have Secret Service Arrests Fourth never been shown in Madison plan to discuss with Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily V. Kuznetsov in Moscow if they get the chance.

They will have that chance if Suslov and Teng give it to them. The hall, 855 Woodrow is Vietnamese Find Miles of Tunnels open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m Counterfeiter world. Monday through Friday. HAYWARD, Calif.

(UPI) One Lf it. i BIEN HOA, South Viet Nam 'sesl C0UIneiting cases 'This place looks like al mTry Sprf 0 combinaUon of Normandy a ndjK Alameda State college Fnday piair iein i-nii i wni a suspect told authorities he printed about $4 million in bogu: military adviser said Saturday. bills on a school printing press. Police said the suspect, Donald J. Carothers, 21, a press operator, made the admission shortly "The Communist guerrillas whOi occupy these trenches and tun-l Dels haven't got near the fire-! power of the Germans or the' Japanese, but they will be just' as tough to move." The American, attached to Viet Nam's 5th.

rfiriinn refarraA tn being arrested. He was the fourth suspect to be picked up by Secret STARTS MONDAY MORNING, JULY 8th Service agents and local police, rive more men were sought in AT BOTH STORES fill me operation "vii uvviv uvi live Bica viiici STASTS MONDAY NOON SUITS SLACKS SPORT COATS ACTUAL REDUCTIONS OF fortifications i covered in the ALL SALESHOES TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK- Tom Hanson called the largest the history of the service. SHOES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY last week in the jungles only 25 miles Northeast of Saigon. First to come to light was a Vast rnmnlpY nf tnnnolc renutnA Agents already have recovered some $2.4 million dollars in coun- cSce11 SAVE 30 TO 50 AND MORE wi, of iwterfeit money printed at the fmm th Saicrnn rir i Hanson said another WALKER VITALITY One Group Women's namese armored column bog" money is somewhere in the San Francisco area the tunnels by chance when ai DRESS Carothers told police he had tank sank into the earth roof of key to the campus press "to work a subterranean supply depot. Mines Cause Danger at night on overtime jobs." Another college employe Medium and High Heels Actual Vaiues to $12.99 Government infantrymen have started probing and destroying arrested Thursday in connection with the case.

He is Eugene Jul to the labyrinth from the surface, but so far have covered only the Allen, 36, a laboratory technician Allen; Guy J. Smith, 29, Oakland and Joe Memoli, 40, also fingers. The danger of mines and ambush deters a direct assault. It has not been determined how One Group Teens' FLATS $788 White-Bone-Black-Red Regular Values to $6.99 of Oakland, were arraigned Friday in San Francisco before U.S. Commissioner Donald H.

Constine many guerrillas man the communication tunnels and the depots Secret Service agents found plates and negatives, used in the This is our regular stock of fine quality Suits, Sports-coats and Slacks. Tropical and Regular weight. Hurry, while selections are good. All famous Brands. printing of the phony money, in Allen possession.

and assembly centers they link. Government troops blow up the entrances they discover after pouring in tear gas, smoke and other chemicals. Guerrilla i pers occasionally pop up from an opening and fire. Carothers. who will be ar raigned Monday told authorities he was to get $4,000 for his part WEDGIES $088 One Group Women's Jf Straws Whites Bones Sm Formerly Sold 5.99-7.99 in the counterfeit ring.

"But I wanted real money, not this These snipers have killed at least 10 men, including a U.S. adviser, and have wounded 50. But the smell of dead entomted in the bogus," he said. He was quoted by police as say SEMI-ANNUAL SHOE SALE Men's Freeman and Bates Dress and Casual Shoes now reduced ing he had run off $4 million dollars in counterfeit bills but blown tunnels toitifjrs that guerrillas are dying. that some of the money was destroyed because of smears.

An equally intricate item of $288 $488 Children's Shoes Short Size Runs But Outstanding Values trenchuorks. nVcper in the iun The bills were printed in $1 to Kie, v.m Hie armwer) column denominations and were de- second discovery. The re ches'scribed by agents as "near per-looked as if they had been used; feet." 10 to 30 off as an oierniglil ret area by! Hanson said the ring was Men's Shoes $188 Only 175 Pair But All Real Buys II If Enormia bands on long marches, broken after an undercover agent May Come Bark gained the confidence of the ac- "Th.v were di-vrtrd when we rusr-d counterfeiters and tlu re." the American officer to purchase the fake money "hut that mean the nt 18 cents on the dollar, guerrilla won't come back." The Secret Service said none of The fortified ar a covers about Ihe phony bills had yet been put 20 jiiwre miles. It lies south of; into circulation. Ren Cat, where the Jtinle is tiik-i lug over long abandoned rubber' VETS RETURN TO ROME plantations.

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