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Navy 51 TCU Tex. Western 34 Array 30 LSU 14 Wichita 33 Oklahoma 31 Texas Tech 16 W. Virginia 7 Kansas 6 North Texas 7 Boston U. I 1 exas 6 Ariz. State 13 Clenison 14 Wash.

State 7 THE WEATHER: EI Paso and vicinity: Clear to partly cloudy Sunday. High near 88. TODAY'S CHUCKLE: The in "debt" is silent, but presumably it was put there to supply the sting. (C) Seven Leased Wlret of The Associated Press (AP) and New York Times News Service Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation. 110 PAGES IN NINE SECTIONS PRICE 20 CENTS EL PASO, TEXAS, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1963 83rd Year No.

265 Soviet Accuses Red China Of Trying To 'Appropriate' Russian Territory Cite 5,000 Miners 'Bowl' Eagles With 34-7 WirtiZZ Violations School's Nativity Scene OK TW Shows Flashy Offense ra miBlsssm ill If Lstilte 41 31 Bk s. apWjassaafc. Ammt White Plains, N.Y. (AP) A By CHUCK WHITLOCK Time Sports Kditor nativity scene on a public school Texas Western showed a flashy lawn does not violate the U.S. Constitution, a state judge has ruled, because it's a "passive offense and rugged defense fit to match their brand new home as accommodation of religion" and mr- Jmm HESatffl mwl mW km LLtta! LL LLaB mm mr KT BH afl LL 1 mw Mm mr 1 mmmmm i 11 Nfw Vrk Timi-i ri Hrrvlrr Moscow.

The Soviet government charged Saturday that the Chinese Communists Mi Mtfl tematically" violated the Soviet border. said that the Chinese leaders had attempted "to appropriated dividual sections of Soviet territory" and had committed 5.000 border violations in 1962 alone. The new Soviet charges were contained in the second half of a 15.000-word government declaration printed Saturday night by Iz-vestia. the government newspaper. The first part was published by the Soviet press Saturday morning.

Together the two statements increased the impression among foreign observers that the Soviet leaders were beginning to regard the Chinese Communists as having placed themselves outside of the Communist camp. The recurrent theme in both statements was that the Chinee had departed from collectively adopted policies of the Communist bloc; that they had broken with Leninist Ideology; that they placed their interests above those of the Communist cause, and that no one is forced to look. Such a display of the manger scene is not "active involvement by the government in religious exercises" such as the required recitation of the Lord's Prayer they defeated North Texas State 34-7 to draw first blood in the brand new Sun Bowl Stadium Saturday night. An official crowd of 14,885 saw the Miners explode for a 56-yard touchdown in the first 20 seconds of play, strike through the air twice in the second quarter and score two more touchdowns in the finai period for their victory. or classroom Bible reading which The defense which captured: public fancy a year ago held North Texas in its own territory throughout the first half and allowed only four penetrations of Miner ground during the game.

One of the penetrations was a 59-yard run by halfback Bobby Smith for the lone Eagle touchdown in the final quarter. the U.S. Supreme Court declared unconstitutional, the judge added. New York Supreme Court Justice Hugh S. Coyle acted in a suit brought by 16 private residents of Hartsdale, a suburb of New York City.

They protested the manger scene erected on the lawn of the Central A en Elementary School in Hartsdale last Christmas season during school vacationand used it as a basis for an action to remove any and all religious symbols from schools. The plaintiffs contended such displays violate the First Amendment guarantee of separation of church and state, as well as the state constitution and New York education law. In addition to the manger scene they named symbols such GLOSSON ON MOVE Miner halfback Julius Glosson rolls around end Saturday for yardage against North Texas State in Texas Western's first game of the season and the first in new Sun Bowl Stadium. The Miners pounded out a 34-7 victory over the Eagles. Glosson carried three times for 32 yards.

In hot pursuit are North Texas end Harold Knight (84) arid guard Ronnie Romike (63). Miner end Curt Parsons (82) and Ronnie Jones (60) of North Texas are moving in on the play. (Times Staff Photo) The Miners showed a flock of speedy ball carriers but it was the passing of Sophomore Jerry HELLO AND FAREWELL West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, left, shakes hands with President Charles de Gaulle on arriving at Villacoublay airport, south of Paris, Saturday for a farewell visit with the French chief executive. De Gaulle shunned protocol as he went to the airport to greet the 87-year old Adenauer for this is their last meeting before Adenauer retires in October. De Gaulle, as chief of state, would not ordinarily have gone to meet a chief of government.

(AP Wirephoto) generally they behaved in a way unbefitting a Communist regime. In Saturday night's statement the Soviet government acknowledged the violent personal attacks recently made by the Chinese Communists against Premier Khrushchev. It cited these attacks as one more indication that the "Chinese Tivo El Pasoans Speak At Civil War Seminar Nagell Pleads Not Guilty Tucker which captured the excitement. HURLS TWO TDs The youngster hurled two touchdown passes, one for 18 yards to Jimmy Evans and the other for 17 to Ralph Kennedy. In addition it was another pass to Evans for 13 yards which provided still another counter.

Tucker hit Evans with a pass on the 1-yard line midway through the fourth quarter, and the big end fumble the ball into the end zone as he was tackled. Wing- jitae as tne crucifix, the Jewish Star Two Pasoans, Dr. Rex Strickland and Richard White, were David Islamic minaret reore-program speakers during the Civil War seminar held Saturday Mentation' of Buddha and emblem in Fort Davis after the Civil War memorial marker was Mohammed, cated by West Texas Historical Survey committees. Coyle declared that to grant the JFK Orders McNamara, Tavlor To Viet Nam By RAMON VILLALOBOS Former Army Capt. Richard Case Nagell, 34, pleaded not guil State Sen.

Dorsey Hardeman, San Angelo, called the marker a reminder of "our debt of gratitude for the sacrifices and ac- suit would be tantamount to sanctioning judicially a policy of ty to charges of bank robbery at his arraignment Saturday before U.S. Commissioner Henry Clifton. Communist party has gone outside framework of comradely discussion and is now openly conducting a political struggle against iM Soviet Communist party and other Marxist-Leninist At a result, the Soviet government continued, the Soviet leadership and the entire nation have rallied even more closely around the premier. The Soviet Union, the statement said, was still willing "to Mt (Continued on Page 8-A, Col. 6) ii complishments that make our nonrecognition of God in the pub-lives less arduous and our bur-flic schools." dens' lighter." After informing Commissioner Newport, R.I.

(AP) President Kennedy ordered two top militarv advisors Saturday to go to Saigon next week to review the military situation in strife-torn Viet Nam. Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara and Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, leave Monday to snpnd a week on a first-hand study of the military effort against back Bob Mortimer, was there Clifton he did not wish a lawyer Aircraft Requested For Search uacK boo Mortimer was mere to represent him, Nagell was or-to battle an Eagle defender try-jdered taken to the County Jail Pope Plans Curia Overhaul the Communist vtet ung.

The announcement of the mis- others in the top level of the 13 28IHLIU.S. government. Hardeman was the dedication speaker. The ceremony was part of a one-day meeting of 17 county historical survey committees of tha Trans-Pecos and Western Permian Basin area. Confederate markers are being erected as part of a statewide program to commemorate on $25,000 bond to await action of the Federal Grand Jury.

He also waived preliminary hearing. The much decorated Korean war hero was arrested a few minutes after he tried to rob the sion came as American mmmm.fi Jhe President in reCent weeks! men in Viet Nam reported the has said several times that the An urgent appeal to El Paso private plane owners and pilots to aid Sunday in the search for Diem government has lost touch with the people. But at the same Communists stepping up their offensive, with more than 700 Vietnamese casualties in the last State National Bank Friday aft two El Paso men missing since ing to run the ball out of the end zone and it was Mortimer who came up with the ball and the touchdown. The explosiveness of the Texas Western attack caught everyone, including North Texas State, off balance. Larry Ourham took the game's first handoff from Tucker and slipped through a hole at right tackle into the North Texas secondary before the crowd had settled back into its seats.

The lithe youngster cut to his (Continued on Page ID, Col. 1) Vatican City (AP) Pope Paul VI said Saturday he intends time he also has said it would ernoon and fired two shots inside Sept. 13, was made Saturday to the Civl War. The markets are week alone possibly higher than not be wise to cut off U.S. aid Maj.

C. E. Neal. commander of fivp hicm and are mad of to internationalize the entire Vati the Communist losses for the first! to South Viet Nam. can-based administration of the time in their long struggle.

Roman Catholic Church, eliminat The increased activity of the ing through reforms "whatever is El Paso Civil Air Patrol. pink granite. Plans call for The search for Wei Jon Sutton markers to be placed throughout and Blair Rich Miller, who mys-jthe state teriously disappeared after taking Fmt Davis was a Confederate off at 4 a.m. Friday. Sept.

13, may supply point and frontier outpost. Bomb Damages 1 let Mam Theater the crowded bank building. The Federal bank robbery complaint filed by the FBI charged Nagell with entering the State National Bank, an institution insured by the FDIC and operating under the laws of the United States. It further stated Nagell made a felonious attemDt bv archaic or superfluous." Viet Cong guerrillas was regard- "T'l I mmm -nnuunLeu n.s a.msled as fln attempt to capitalize on oe ccueu on auer aunaay Texas Confederate troops also roops aisorr Viet Nam. (AP) A I ibb th saicon.

Saigon, swe- used the fort en route to and from ma eL tne overnauung tnei-; rnmpnt on Rud. bomb explosion damaged an ex- "Unless we come up with some-J the New Mexico-Arizona cam- Curia Romana- or Roman Court. mmem cracKao Iclusivelv American movie theater BARRY TO SPEAK Washington. (AP) Sen. Barry force ancj violence and putting thing Sunday, I'm afraid the naien.

iIts 12 congregations. 3 tribunals Goldwater, will be tne fear in, by use of his Colt .45, na- t.iltn flnr-rinn knl search will be ordered discon- in which 200 persons were sitting Saturday night. No Americans were injured main speaker at the third Also present for the ceremony and 6 special offices date from There were about wo inc.aents were eigfct members of the Texasithe Middie As. idur.ng the week, attacks on ham- uii i ai.i ivunic uutuun, a uani tional rally of Young AmcriCW ,1" "ZZP? me Air Kescue service, for Freedom. at Ft.

Uu-E! mm tW MJ- -Neal said. He has been State Historical Survey Commit-1 Cardinals, archbishops, bishops; ieis anu "EJ1 gCT 7v vpn though tht pvn osion shook and scores of monsionors mak; terrorizing, initiated oy tne torn- mm I acting as mission commander dur-, tee derdale, Nov. 9. r- in i iiuMi a uwiii wmm Handcuffed and neatly dressedjing the search, assisted by Capt 'Armistice' Reports Discounted (C 1M.1 Nrw Vor Timt Nwi Washington. Authoritative sources discounted Saturday reports of tm armistice in the "chicken war" with the European Common Market.

They said the U.S. position is unchanged. If the Council of Ministers of the European Economic Community, or Common Market, decides next week only on a per cent reduction in the market's duty on poultry, the U.S. will retaliate by raising tariffs on imports worth $46 million. It was clear that the community will have to cut more than 10 per cent to head off the war.

Officials here professed not ii know whether there ti any chance that the market's offer will be improved. Reports from Brussels Sattf day indicated that the reduction of only 10 per cent has been but decided upon. It was not clear, however, whether the decision would be accompanied by aa offer to negotiate further or a suggestion that a further reduction might be made later. Dr. Rex Strickland of El Paso's up the curia staff.

mumM5-Texas Western College spoke on Most are Italians and most make McNamara and Taylor's report "Hp-nrv fnnMpratP a CATOPr of sprvint in the Vati- to the President Will have a in a Dusiness suit, rsageu was taken to Commissioners Court by City Detectives Tom McConnell and Polo Esparza, two FBI inanrc i A Dnliro i i rY Lincoln's ing and it fell into the seats. However, thflt fmall Viet namese homes behind the theater were virtually demolished. Their only occupant, a female servant, was injured, police reported. The bomb exploded during a showing of Walt Disney's "Lady and the Tramp." Many American children were at the movie. I Bundren, who arrested him.

En major bearing on the future of the $1 million a day U.S. aid to the government of Ngo Dinh Diem. The White House announcement followed consultations with Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and can. Pope Paul received the curia in special audience a week before the Vatican Ecumenical Council's second session begins. He praised the work and devotion of the (Continued on Page 8-A, Col.

1) Larry Elliott, Lt. Dennis Jarrell and Maj. R. F. Morris of Ft.

Bliss, who has mission operations officer. Maj. Neal said El Paso pilots who wish to join in the search Sunday, can report at CAP headquarters at Champs Aviation at the International Airport at daybreak Sunday. On Saturday, CAP planes in Arizona were ordered by the ARS to join the search for the missing white and green Piper Comanche in the event Sutton and Miller may have flown in that direction. JffwifLm I communicative.

He continuously Courier." Strickland's material was taken from recently discovered copies of old New Mexico newspapers carrying a letter which was a report by Skillman's assassin, Capt. French of the Union Army. Richard White, chairman of El Paso County Historical Survey Committee, pave a historical summary of "El Paso During the Civil War." Henry Skillman was a confed- (Continued on Page 8A, Col. 6) statement. City jailers reported Nagell has refused to eat his meals since he was booked in jail.

They also reported the prisoner attempted to cut his wrists in his City Jail cell Friday night by using a tin can converted to an ash tray. After he was turned over to the custody of Sheriff Bob Bailey, FARMER KILLED Wharton, Tex. (AP) Leslie Ray Sunderman, 46, an Eagle Lake farmer, was killed Saturday when the pickup truck he was driving struck a tree. jailers were instructed to main Murder Trial Dela red tain a close watch on the prison-(Continued on Page 8-A, Col. 4) Officials here indicated Saturday that a vague offer to negotiate further would not be enough.

They said that only an explicit grant of authority from the Council of Ministers to the Executive Commission for future negotiation would satisfy U.S. demands. The murder trial of Border Pa Sunday Times Index wk jB I mm I mil wl fni mmV inSm 'pjH trol inspector Dudley Clanahan, 28, who was indicted after his single-engine plane killed a horseman near Marfa, has been IIS HIS OWN HANDWRITING IS ONLY ONE OF delaved for lack of a judge. Today's Prayer The trial had been scheduled for this morth but no federal judge was available. The case 40 may not come to trial until December, a court source said.

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The dead man was believed to be a Mexican national Clanahan, the charge says, deliberately ran down the horse DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE TO YOU. See Page 7-B In Today's SI $100 QTimrs man while trying to head him off from the river and safety on the Mexican side. A wheel of the plane hit PONTIFF RECEIVES VATICAN CURIA Pope Paul VI gestures as he receives in audience in the Vatican Saturday members of the Vatican the central administration of the Roman Catholic Church. At left is Msgr. Diego Venini, head of the Apostolic Almonry.

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