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Feb. 22, 1969 Star 9 Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison, whose prosecution learn trying Clay Shaw on a charge of conspiring to kill President Kennedy, signs papers for a stale lease with Gov. John J.

McKeithen, who made a brief courtroom appearance yesterday. (AP wirephoto) East warns West Berlin Election center of dispute BERLIN (AP) East Germany's leading spokesman stated emphatically Friday that the Communist bloc will not tolerate election of a new West German president in West Berlin March 5. But Albert Norden. ducked a question at an East Berlin news conference asking what the Commuist side would do about it. Nor did Norden mention Soviet-East German military maneuvers announced by the Russians for early in March between West Berlin and the West Berlin frontier.

In 1965, such maneuvers were used for stop- and-go harassment on the road access routes to West Berlin, 110 air miles inside East Germany. That same year, waves of Soviet MIG fighters howled over Berlin during a session of the West German Parliament. Cherry Valley Mrs. Ruth Mulhall of New Hartford has purchased the Cherry Valley Wine and Liquor Store and plans to move to Cherry Valley as soon as possible. George H.

Harrison Cooperstown D.D.G.M. of Otsego-Schoharie District made his official visit to Cherry Valley Masonic Lodge Monday night. Dinner was served pre- ceeding the meeting members of Cherry Valley Chapter Order of Eastern Star. This time it is the election of a successor to retiring Heinrich Luebke by a West German parliamentary federal assembly that has stirred Communist ire. Despite the East bloc' protests and the announcement of maneuvers, a West German government spokesman in Bonn reaffirmed the West German intention to hold the election in West Berlin.

Referring to the election, Norden said Socialist camp pa- tience is not without bounds in' the face of continued West German "provocations" in West Berlin, which he again claimed is a separate political'entity and not a part of West Germany. He said that if West Germany continues its "provocations challenges and sharpening of the situation" to the detriment of peace and security in Europe, the Bonn government will find itself a victim "of its own absolute miscalculation." Bayh against Nixon election reform plan WASHINGTON (AP) The leader of the Senate fight for direct popular presidential elections accused President Nixon Friday of a "retreat to expediency" in rejecting the plan. Sen. Birch Bayh, predicted neither alternative' suggested by Nixon has a chance of enactment. Bayh, chairman of the Senate constitutional amendments subcommittee, told reporters Nixon sent Congress "proposals of distinctly less merit but which might appear on first glance to have greater political acceptability." The reason for Nixon's stand, Bayh said, is that the President's "appraisal of the current political climate has led him to the conclusion that a popular election plan could not be ratified as an amendment to the Constitution by 1972." He called this "a conscientious judgment but an erroneous one," adding that "1 believe that direct election is an idea whose time has arrived." Nixon proposed a constitutional amendment abolishing individual electors, providing for a popular vote runoff if a candidate fails to get at least 40 per cent of electoral votes, and suggesting that, instead of the current winner-take-all system in a state, electoral votes be divided "in a manner that may more closely approximate the popular vote than does the present system." Horoscope Let stars help plan future SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22 MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) Do not anticipate difficulties, but be prepared to forestall them.

a a configurations stimulate your finest efforts. Emphasize tolerance and congeniality. APRIL 21 to MAY 21 (Taurus) Restrain and contain feelings and opinions in a judicious manner. Do not be reluctant to knuckle down to difficult tasks. Avoid excesses.

MAY 22 to JUNE 21 (Gemini) Generally auspicious, but the day won't run on its own steam. You will be the pilot, and probably the pivot for those with whom you come in contact. Be alert to deceptive situations. JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) While some changes are taking place, the day, generally, is governed by beneficent stars. Begin helpful discussions, and stick with trying matters that still need care.

Advance steadily. JULY 24 10 AUGUST 23 (Leo) A fine day, bringing you a big opportunity to display your talents and, perhaps, give a long-needed assist to someone. Salesmanship a executive work especially favored. AUGUST 24 to SEPT. 23 (Virgo) It may be tedious to attend to some matters, but go about nil in your roundly able, normally pleasant way and the day will bring unexpected prizes.

SEPT. 24 to OCTOBER 23 (Libra) So many others have good influences now that it behooves you to stand up and be counted decisively when the competition is strong. In the Ihings YOU do best, aim to succeed and you can! OCT. 24 to NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpio) What you do, you normally do well, leaving no loose ends unattractive finishes. Emphasize this trait now, but avoid strain, fatigue.

NOV. 23 (o DECEMBER 21 (Sagittarius) On certain days it seems almost impossible to get through designated, chores: This may be one. In all situations, be prudent, others' feelings. DEC. 22 to JANUARY 20 (Capricorn) Handle regular duties before attempting the new or extracurricular.

Gains indicated in science, educational pursuits. JAN. 21 to FEBRUARY 19 (Aquarius) How you utilize your talents and possibilities is now. Astute thought BEFORE taking action will save time, prevent errors. In handling tools, travel, spending: Caution! FEB.

20 to MARCH 20 (Pisces) A good day foi a strong-minded you. Pick and choose your activities willi Warren report refused as evidence NEW ORLEANS (AP)-Judge Edward A. Haggerty refused a motion to place all Warren Commission testimony concerning the assassination of President John F. Kennedy into evidence at the Clay Shaw conspiracy trial Friday. Haggerty's ruling came during cross-examination of Marina Oswald Porter, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, the man named by the Warren Commission as Kennedy's lone assassin.

Shaw is charged with conspiring to kill Kennedy. Chief defense counsel F. Irvin Dymond asked to have the Warren Commission testimony placed into evidence when Asst. Dist. Atty.

James L. Alcock quoted her testimony to the commission and asked if she had lied once about not knowing of an 'Oswald trip to Mexico. "1 didn't lie to the Warren Commission the first time, the second time or the third time," she said of her three appearances before the commission. Haggerty, who earlier denied a defense motion for an acquittal order, said he refused to place the commission testimony into evidence because he did not know what inadmissible evidence had been allowed by the commission. The commission, which found no credible evidence of a conspiracy, has been on trial, in effect, alongside Shaw.

In its official investigation, the commission, headed by Chief Justice Earl Warren, took testimony from 552 witnesses. Dymond's first witness was Mrs. Porter, 27, who was born in Russia and married Oswald there during his stay in that country from October 1959 to June 1962. She has remarried since Oswald's murder two days after the Kennedy assassination on Nov. 22, 1963.

She now lives in Richardson, Tex. During her examination, she described Oswald as a friendless man who seldom gave her any money. She said the most he 'ever gave her at one time was a dollar. Mrs. Porter contradicted the testimony of star prosecution witness Perry Raymond Russo who described Oswald as a bearded beatnik type who once shared an apartment with a New Orleans homosexual, David W.

Ferrie. Russo, a book salesman, testi- irnow Oswald as a "Leon Oswald" who plotted in Septem- direction, but in so doing, do NOT neglect little details. YOU BORN TODAY are keen- minded, extremely able in emergencies; have strong will power and enormous reserve energy. You have a magnetic personality, great versatility and, perhaps, a flair for mechanics. You Pisceans can be numbered among the world's best writers, scientists, politicians and diplomats.

You could also excel as mathematicians, musicians and teachers; may have an unusual interest in the occult. Birthdate of Washington, 1st President, I.A.; James Russell Lowelel, CORRECTION RITCHKO'S MARKET In Our Thursday Ad in The Oneonta Star CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS Should Be Priced 4 16oz. cans TODAY 116 FAMILIES IN FLY CREEK WILL BUY AND READ iHEIiKEfJUUI MEDIUM her, 1963 with Shaw and Ferrie, a former airline pilot now dead, to assassinate Kennedy. Mrs. Porter said she had never heard Oswald mention Ferrie, described by Russo and oth- ers as an eccentric homosexual.

Russo testified that when he first met Oswald at Feme's apartment, Oswald was introduced as Ferrie's "roommate." Mrs. Porler testified, howev- er, that Oswald never spent a night away from home while they lived in New Orleans except for one night in jail after his arrest in connection with distributing pro-Cuba leaflets. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelly have arrived home from West Palm Beach, Florida, after a longhand agonizing trip on the snow and ice as they neared home.

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He and Steven Cartwright stationed at Lowry Air Force Base, near there, recently met. Mrs. Peter Parnell returned home from Margaretville Hospital on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

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