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ft Si A A Grissom, Young Space Twins BONN, West Germany (Reuters) The West German news agency D.P.A., tonight quoted the Soviet Tass news agency as saying Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev was dead. There was no immediate confirmation of this report from any other source. has specialized on communications, instrumentation and range integration. ASTRONAUT Page 26 Young has specialized on the design and development of environmental control systems, survival gear, pressure suits, couches and other personal equipment. Stafford Col John Glenn as resigned from the program.

Glenn is 42. Schirra, while concentrating on the Gemini has been a coordinator of operations and training. The West German News -MfoZifo V', Agency asked their sub- scribers to hold their re- 1 HOUSTON (AP)-Maj Virgil I. Grissom and Lt Cmdr John W. Young were selected today as the astronauts who will pilot the nation's first two man space flight, a three-orbit Gemini mission, lata this year.

The back-up crew for the first manned night of project Gemini will be Cmdr Walter M. Schira and Alaj Thomas P. Stafford. -4 port, issued as a flash item, as they were checking further. According to the original D.P.A.

report Khrushchev whose 70th birthday is on Friday died at 7:19 GMT. 1964, Globe Newspaper Co. Beg. U.S. Pat.

Oif. THE BOSTON GLOBEMONDAY, APR. 13, 1964 NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV Gemini is the intermediate phase of the long-range training program that has an objective of placing project Apollo astronauts on the moon within the decade. Of the four men selected today at the Manned Spacecraft Center, the training base for astronauts, only Schirra has made an orbital flight. Grissom made a sub-orbital flight of 142.1 miles down-range from Cape Kennedy July 21, 1961, and Shirra followed with a six-orbit mission Oct.

3, 1962. Young and Stafford, former 36 PAGES EIGHT CENTS VOL. 185 NO. 104 AVenue 8-8000 IN TONIGHT'S GLOBE E'ar Infection Hits Shepard HOUSTON (UPI) Astronaut Alan B. Shepard is suffering from the same type of ear inflammation that forced fellow-astronaut John Glenn out of politics, space officials disclosed today.

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It lasted 15 minutes. Shepard had been considered a prime candidate for the job of piloting a two-man Gemini capsule, the job which was assigned today to astronaut Virgil I. Grissom. Shepard is under treatment and responding well to it, Berry said. Earlier this year, Shepard underwent surgery for removal of part of his thyroid gland.

He recovered satisfactorily from the operation. They emphasized that the inner ear inflammation, known as labyrinthitis has nothing to do with Shepard's sub-orbital space flight that made him the first American in space three years ago. The ailment was believed responsible for Shepard's failure to be named as a project Gemini space pilot. Shepard, 40, suffered some hearing loss on his left ear and has experienced some dizziness. He is not hospitalized.

Glenn, who developed the ailment after striking his head on a bathtub at his home, suf man THE BRITISH are coming and everyone wants to be called Oscar. Thafs the word tonight at the 36th annual NORWOOD A 62-year-old woman was found Academy Awards u.j i ctew-Wnr, tion in Santa Monica, Calif. ueau la Jier ueu una jiiuiiimg, a tij wu ai.uwuuS left, just before Washington and Los Angeles game started, is House Speaker John McCormack. (AP) JUST LIKE A PRO President Johnson, himself an old first baseman, pitches out first ball today to open season in Washington. At THE GALA show will be broadcast over nation-wide television with Boston viewers looking in on Channel 7 at 10 p.m.

See Page 13. fered loss of balance and diz ziness and was forced to with' I was forced to wrapped around her neck. Police said the fully clad body of Mrs. Goldie Fine was discovered about 8 a.m. in her home at 16 Lewis South Norwood.

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He said Shepard's was caused by an infection. Russia, China Boost Forces Along Border NEW DELHI (Reuters) did not elaborate. Mrs. Fine and her husband, Hyman, operate a cleaning establishment known as Lourde's Cleaners in the Cobb's Corner section of Canton. The Fines moved to South Norwood about 13 months ago, FROM NEAR and far, the finest architectural minds converged on Boston over tha week-end to advise cn the Kennedy Memorial Library.

THEIR MEETING with the Kennedy family here was a tribute to the late President who had set the pace for the nation in the cutivation of the arts. See Page 11. announcement came over the public address system that a quorum call had been demanded in the Senate where the prolonged civil rights debate was continuing. Amid a roar of laughter in which Johnson joined, Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield, Democratic whip Hubert II. Humphrey, Republican leader verett M.

Dirk-sen and Sen. George Smath- WASHINGTON (UPI) President Lyndon B. Johnson got the 1964 major league baseball season rolling in free-wheeling Texas fashion today as he let fly with a floater then a hard right-hand throw to signal "play ball" for the Washington Senators and Los Angeles Angels. Johnson saw several of his guests suddenly leave at the end of three innings when an The President sat between former St. Louis Cardinal great Stan Musial who is his special consultant on physical fitness and Dave Powers, a White House aid who was a close companion to President Kennedy.

4, BASEBALL Page 34 according to neighbors. "Shepard has had his for a very few months, which means that it occurred three years from his flight and as Police said the husband left The Indian News and Fea-home about 6 a.m. to go to the ture Alliance news agency shop. Shortly before 8 a.m. he said todav Russia and Corn-sent an empioyee, James munist China are reinforcing Rhodes, to pick up Goldie and their troops along their Lillian Martowska, who lives 4500-mile border, upstairs in the Fine's two-family dwelling.

Lillian also works INFA quoted well-informed in the cleaning establishment, diplomatic sources in New Rhodes told police he found Delhi as saying about 40,000 all the doors to the Fine apart- Soviet troops have been with-ment locked. He talked with drawn from East Germany Lillian, who was ready to go and Poland and sent to the to work, and together they Chinese border. Loot Harbor Restaurant Parcel 8 Still In Collins Has Plan For Scollay Area asked Gunmen Bind 3, discovered a key to the Fine apartment on the ring which contained the car keys. Rob Tier 4' of $40,000 FOUND DEAD in Norwood home, Mrs. Goldie Fine, 62.

MYSTERY Fage 8 The agency said most of the units were specialized units like rocket launchers, communications engineers and artillery forces. Meanwhile, Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev continued to build fences at Three grotesquely Police cruisers immedi- masVpH ninmpn invadpd UTnh-oA nil avif it cilxv uii oil liu home. Following last weeks i i lead to the main dining area. A lock on one of the doors was snapped off, police reported. The trio one wearing a visit to Hungary, he was en- I'tZ roads irom tne water able waterfront restaurant Polish leaders in front area.

However, the tertaining Moscow. Pieta Reaches N.Y. Michelangelo9 Statuary Now Goes by Barge to Fair trio apparently from the area. at 2:30 this morning, bound and gagged three employees and looted a safe of $40,000 in cash. escaped checkered cap, with a polka-dotted mask over his face surprised the employees.

All Arriving at the Kremlin today were Polish Communist Party leader Wladyslaw Go-mulka, with Premier Jozef Cyrankiewicz and foreign posed tower developers, Cabot, Cabot and Forbes. Today's plan also calls for formation of a "blue ribbon" jury to pick the tower developers. The plan was rejected twice last year by a five-to-four vote. Three councillors who voted against it are still in the council. They are William J.

Foley, John Kerrigan and council president John J. Tierney. Voting for it last year and also still on the council are Peter Hines and Christopher Iannella. The stands of the four new councilors is not known, although three indicated in preelection polls that they favored inclusion of the tower. Owners of 10 State have a law suit pending against Logue, the New England Merchants National Bank and C.

C. F. as a result of the Parcel 8 plan. The multi-million Scollay sq. Government Center plan was to be filed late today with the City Council on behalf of Mayor Collins, who is out of town on a speaking trip.

The plan to be submitted is virtually identical with the previous proposal, which was turned down twice by last year's outgoing council because of the inclusion of the so-called State st. "Parcel 8" feature. This feature calls for the taking of two office buildings at 10 and 28 State sts. which would be demolished for street widening and construction of a 35-story office tower on the remaining parcel. This proposal caused considerable debate on the council chambers as several members accused Development Administrator Edward J.

Logue of attempting a "secret deal" with the pro The workers were identified as Patrick Nazzone, 24, of 173 Maverick East Boston, and Edward Narango, 23, and Benito Zebalos, 21, both of Minutes after the holdup men fled, one of the work- minister Adam Eapacki. the holdup men were armed. Two had white hood-type masks over their heads. The gunmen tied the three workers hand and foot with ordinary clothesline. They were herded into a huge walk-in freezer.

annonranro in ers managed to work his Gomulka's Moscow apparently signalled way out of the bonds and Aberdeen Back Bay. the beginning of a round of summon police to the lso-talks between the Russian iated eatin? dace at 140 Police said the young men were working in the kitchen when the robbers broke through two rear doors which Northern South Boston. PIER 4 Page 8 deck by eyebolts, rings and other safety devices, including electronic fasteners which would enable its quick release in case of accident. The statuary is in a wooden case 2V2 inches thick, with an eight-inch base completely surrounded by four inches of special cushioning, all of which is enclosed in a high tensile steel container measuring 9 by 7 feei, PIETA Page 8 NEW YORK (AP) Michelangelo's Pieta, one of the most perfect marble masterpieces of all time, arrived today aboard the liner Cristoforo Colombo en route to the New York World's Fair. The 6700-pound Pieta was encased in a cushioned and electronic package weighing a total of 11,600 pounds.

The 4G5-year-old white Carrara objet d'art was insured for $6 million for its trip. The Pieta was secured on leader and Soviet block leaders on the increasingly bitter dispute between Pvussia and Communist China. The round of talks came as the Russian leader prepared to celebrate his 70th birthday Friday. RUSSIA Page 9 Crash Kills Minister and Wife UPTON A Roxbury min- and Donna Gomes, 17, both of ister and his wife were killed Lrawiord Koxbury, The nature and extent of the injuries of the five hospitalized were not immediately known but were described as Mrs. Lewis is the grand from around WE'VE MOVED I the comer mother of the Gomes girl.

State Police said the Jor at 2 Stale dan car was traveling easterly serious on the Turnpike when it sud- TO 30 CONGRESS NEW HOME OFFICE and their three children and two other passengers were injured at 3:05 a.m. today when their car swerved off the Massachusetts Turnpike and slammed into a ledge. Dead are: Rev. Percy E. Jordan, 68, of 42 Waumbeck Roxbury, and his wife, Ella, 69.

What Is It? 1955 DOUBLE STRIKE I BEST offer Chrysler Leads Chrysler gained about one point in a wave of buying as the stock market edged higher this afternoon. Trading was moderately active. The 2 p.m. Dow Jones Industrial Average was up .67 at 822.42. See Page 23.

rVFREE LOANS TILL 8:30 TONIGHT denly swerved out of control, left the roadway and hurtled some 25 feet head-on into a ledge. Scene of the crash was near the North st. bridge in Upton. Rev. Mr.

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Olds, furlnneo- 3-year- bury. The Mansfield woman who placed this Want Ad in The Globe (Apr. 5) said certain 1935 pennies have a double image. These coins were stamped twice by mistake on the face side. As result, Lincoln's profile and the phrase "In God We Trust" have a double image.

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