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Dipartmtnts and Fiatuns. Amuse. 34,35 -Radio-TV ..33 Classified Society Editorial .....10 Sport Financial .49.50 Woman'i ..68,69 Mishawaka 44-48 Full View Pg. 43 VOLXG No. 349 SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24, 1963.

TWENTY CENTS. fo)' a 102 PAGES J) i jmf) Brazil- Ganeels NavyLeaves During lllnes, uring mness Russ Envoy By JAMES CARROLL Trlbunt PollUctl Writer. INDIANAPOLIS Immediate reapportionment At A-Talks FLEET SENT TO PROTECT may turn out to be 1 victic of influenza. The influenza attacked Senate Democratic Leader Goes Home it i I Marshall F. Kizer.

While he was recovering last Republicans "and some of Kizer's fellow Democrats GENEVA The oviet drew a map reapportioning state Senate seats. LOBSTERIN Union's chief disarmament nego- Last Thursday, three days to generate a summit conference Congressman after the map was approved by the Senate Legistla- by entangling nuclear test ban talks here with the cold war is French Encroach Shuns Briefings Another Story on Paga I. WASHINGTON (UPI) A tive Apportionment Committee, Kizer objected. He said the Senate districts sues of Cuba and Berlin. On Coast Area, First Deputy Foreign Minister Republican lawmaker from Vasily Vr Kuznetsov presumably Rio Claims.

were gerrymandered to favor the Republicans. will coniu It with Premier Khrushchev and other Soviet of Kizer objection may prove ficials. There was no word from Washington state charged Saturday that the State Department's congressional briefings are designed to "tranquDize" public opinion, regardless of RIO DE JANEIRO UB The fatal to the cause of immediate soviet sources here on en Brazilian Navy cancelled pre-len General Assembly reapportion Kuznetsov will be back. ten carnival leaves of hundreds of U. negotiator William officers and men Saturday and the true facts.

ment. He has been battling since Thursday to hold the 2 Demo ordered them to report to their As a result, Rep. Thomas Foster left the conference for Washington consultations earlier in the week and is due back to crats in opposition ot the bill. If i i i lLiV i KvfwV.V i i 1 tlx I 'r iT'i if x4f A 1 r'lJ I I ASv; I I u- A fAw, 1 4 1 r- I vAv 4 4 I 0 I ships immediately. Brazilian tempers were rising in a -dispute involving French harvesting of lob the 24 stay with Kizer, immediate morrow.

Diplomatic sources said M. Pelly said he was refus-ing to attend any more of them. He also demanded a reapportionment is dead. sters crawling the Atlantic floor he had hoped to get Kuznetsov committed to real negotiations on Drawn Last Sunday. off Brazil's northeast coast.

full investigation by a non a treaty for banning nuclear test The order cancelling leaves came after Foreign Minister partisan, independent commit The reapportionment map was drawn last Sunday at a meeting tee of his chars-M. Hermes Lima conferred with mili Britpn to Debut. Kuznetsov's departure, tary chiefs in Rio De Janeiro. All The congressman said of the Legislative Apportionment Committee. The meeting was held elements of the Brazilian fleet and other had been "deliber- comes as Britain's new negotia were reported being readied to in the parlor of the bheraton- tor.

Sir Paul Mason, prepared to State Department. makeTus first speech to the con Lincoln Hotel suite occuppied by France Sends Warship. ference on Monday. Mason suc Kizer. France has sent a warship to ceeds Sir Michael Wright, who Attending were nine Republican has retired.

protect French lobster boats oper other meeting of the Legislative Apportionment Committee. committee members, including! ating off northeast Brazil. The Britain and the United States DEATH AND DESTRUCTION AFTER LIBYAN EARTHQU AKE The body of an earthquake victim is carried past debris in the Libyan town of Al Marj. The town was shattered in a matter of seconds when tremors hit Thursday night. Authorities Sat At the Monday meeting, all the chairman, Senate Leader Brazilians say the French are en have been working closely in the members, nine Republicans and croaching on Brazilian lobster negotiations.

Russell Bontrager, Elkhart, and urday estimated at least 265 persons died in the fcariie the toil was teared to be more than sou. AKiat(i rm wirephoto. grounds but the French insist the Kuznetsov's departure created three Democrats, were present. This meeting-ar-held in-the Seante Caucus Chirman Roy Con disappointment but no surprise in rad, Monticello. -it lounge near the Senate chamber.

lobsters being caught are far out side Brazilian territorial waters The Brazilian navy has threa Knowland Proposes There are three Democrats on Washington. It was viewed there as part of the declining pattern in the committee, Sens, Paul Hat tened to arrest the French lob- the negotiations. field, Evansville, Von Eichorn slermen. Kuznetsov has been following a Bontrager said he read the bill "word for word" to the committee: Then be put the bill to a voice vote. He said there was a chorus of "aye" votes.

He said he didn't hear a vote of "no." Uniondale, and William Christy, -Earlier, the Brazilian foreign hard line in the talks. He refused Break With Russia Another Story t'i 1. Hammond. Only Christy took par yesterday to back down from the in the Sunday meeting. -ANHEIM, Calif.

(AP) An aif-naval blockade and a break Another temccfat who was on ministry had reported President Charles de Gaulle of France had agreed to find peaceful solution to the dispue. This apparently did not soothe Brazilian wrath at the Soviet stand for a limit of two or three on-site inspections on Soviet soil against cheating on nuclear tests. He even threatened to withdraw that Soviet offer and refused Sen. Hatfield said he did vote "no" but no one on the committee heard him. Sen.

Hatfield said diplomatic relations with Russia were proposed by former Sen, Wil liam Knowland Saturday night to force Soviet troops out of Cuba hand and who helped the draft ing of the bill was Dr. Karl 0' it Lessker. He is a professor at dispatch of Jhe French warship. 4 i I refuse to accept the doctrine that we are helpless, short of his objection was- heard' by O'Lessker who attended the meet Lima said that Brazil could hot Wabash College, Crawfordsville. I to go any deeper into the mechanics of how and when an inspec -4 Stormy Fight.

He has been serving as the chief negotiate the dispute with France unless "all efforts ire made tion should be made. reapportionment advisor of Gov, ing as an observer. The committee's vote reported the bill to the Senate floor with Maatthew JVelsh and Demo to create a favorable climate. armed conflict, to act in a decisive manner to get Soviet troops out of Cuba," he said. Knowland, in a prepared speech to the California Republican Assembly, said this country, acting ANAHEIM, Calif.

t-A stonmy cratic members of the General He did not elaborate but informed U.S. Seeks Negotiation. The United States proposed 8 a recommendation for passage. Assembly. to 10 inspections but is willing to fight between party regulars and conservatives jarred the state convention of the California Re sources said Brazil would insist as preconditions for talks that the French warship withdraw and the There was no minority report.

Kizer, still recovering from his reduce that by one if the Soviets Hear Discussion. Kizer, Plymouth, was in the conjunction with the Organization of American States, could: illness, attended only part of the will negotiate the mechanics. French lobster vessels pull out of publican Assembly Saturday. 1. Announce that if the Soviet parlor (during at least part of the ine soviet position appearea 10 F-X lobster grounds claimed by Bra Western sources as an attempt tojPresidentredHallbruDtlyr discussiohTTlie zil.

tighten the deadlock to force bar a tight naval and air blockade called off the business session un he was in an adjoining bedroom Senate sessions of Monday and TuesdayHe hotel-all day Wednesday. He returned to full-time duty Then he made public the. objections that may put the question of imme-' Hits National Pride. gaining at a higher level be resting. would be thrown around Cuba.

Sevr Relations. Meanwhile, the Navy reported Kizer said he wasn't in the par til today after an uproar over the seating of challenged delegates at the opening meeting. ly ordered four destroyers and tween President Kennedy and Khrushchev on a wide range of cold war lor when the map was prepared. 2. Notify tW Soviet Union that troop transport ship to Recife to diate reapportionment into the He said he would have viuor- Boos and shouts of railroad! diplomatic relations would be sus These diplomats said that hands of a federal court.

support forces of the 3rd Naval ously opposed a senatorial dis greeted the action. pended and all U.S.S.R. embas Khrushchev, for example, may in District there. trict involving his own county, Hall told newsmen, that the sies Closed until the last Soviet The lobster dispute touched Bra sist on getting some of his Marshall. The map puts Marshall furor was caused by conservatives mands in Berlin before accepting zilian national pride.

4 Nigerians in with solidly-Republican Kosciu trying to disrupt the meeting as soldier left Cuba. "I doubt the Soviet Union would want this to happen," One northeast official demand the West's proposals for enforcing sko. part of their drive to capture a nuclear test ban. ed that the honorary citizenship cranted French consul Marcel iney gou mewnen -1 was (control of the volunteer party or Knowland said, "Since Soviet '1 He also may, want to use his conference a a counterweight to sick." said Kizer. ganization.

embassies are centers of Soviet Morin in Recife be revoked. Dr. O'Lessker said Kizer was resist the thrust of American Recife city councilmen demand espionage and Communist prop- Speaks of Birch. In Bulgaria Join Exodus Another Story aa Pag II. VIENNA (UPI) Four more in the parlor "very, very little." policy toward Cuba, the diplo id Brazil break relations with ganda in Latin America, as "I am speaking of Birch and mats said, Sen.

Christy, the Democratic they are elsewhere in the world." France. Birch-supported people," he said. caucus chairman, said Kizer was Knowland told warring Cali The assembly president, a for in the parlor "three or four fornia Republicans they "must A-Pact Near. mer governor of Kansas, declared the credentials argument involved The newspaper Jornal do Bra-sil called for cooler heads and appealed to both French and Brazilian appetites. 'Steal Radioactive Sand'.

TWO HOMELESS AMID DEBRIS-A woman with her lashed to her back leads a child through the streets in Barce, Libya. The pair was looking for shelter, JPI hours." Christy said the commit tee worked on the reapportion pull the party together and not join the prevalent pastime of African students arrived here Saturday from Communist Bulgaria, charging like those who left the -country earlier that they were 'only a few delegates from San WASHINGTON, (Jfl The United ment bill from about 2 p.m. to tearing it apart." Diego county and Palo Alto about pmi AtHheametime--rrerTnert The new units seeking accredi reached general agreement Sat subjected to racial discrimination and "brutal treatment" by police. California Senator and 1958 can Agrees on Gerrymandering. New Snow on Roads Brings urday on steps that might be be resolved over conlerence table and if this is absolutely didate for governor urged Repub jQuristy.

agreed with. Kizer about tation generally supported Harry commander, for president. He is taken by the Allied powers to The four students, aHNigenans, salff otherAfnt- licansto-beware-of smearing1 7mrssTble7sincr. both" Brazilian create a nuclear force command the gerrymandering of districts to Driving Hazard Warnings every conservative leader as a cans in Bulgaria anxious to leave under NATO. favor Republicans in Northern In and French gourmets delight in lobster, let's solve it at the din- Bircher.

---r opposed by William J. Nelligan of San Francisco, (he favorite of diana. "Of course," he added The State Department announc- the country. They said at least 40 of the 79 Kenyan students there Hazardous driving warnings were issued for today for most of all for At! ner tablelitJsaid ed-xompletion--of-lks-between and- Fred -Nagel Northern Indiana ahduthwestefn Michigan after up To 5 inches want to go to other countries and "I've got to admit tEey let me do some gerrymandering for the A Jomal Do Brasil columnist. Jr.

of Susanville. Knowland coupled his plea of new snow was dumped onthe area Saturday afternoon and night. continue-lheir -studies. the two governments which started here a week Results- will Pedro-Muller. BndJheafternoon newspaper Tribuna Da Imprensa Democrats in Southern Waddell and Nagcl," both-self- with a strong attack against the U.

i.weather Bureau pre freeze weather for the mid-con now go tiefore the North Atlantic what he called the whiz kids and style conservatives, said they dicted snow flurries for today sen. Lonrad said Lhnsty more "The Bulgarians are making the utmost effort to keep other African students in the country, tinent. council in Paris. don't belong to the John Birch amateurs of the Kennedy admin or less presided" at the Sunday but warned that snow in more than flurry strength may strike Albany, N. recorded 16 be The British government agreed istration.

Society but that they welcomed meeting. Conrad said Kizer was claimed the French weren't fish-: ing for lobsters at all but steal- ing radioactive 'sand from the beaches of the northeast. The and has a With monazite con at Nassau Dec. 21 to assign Knowland said there's a need its backing. in the room "a good, long while." again tonight.7 low a record for the date; More than 18 inches of new snow fell in the Watertown and Lowville in the GOP for both "dedicated nuclear armed bomber force to NATO with the United States to Hassle Breaks Out.

A high of 21 was predicted for Conrad said the ailing Kizer was dressed "in his kimona." conservatives and liberals." sent which produces thorium areas of western New York. The convention hassle put a matching force. The Every time a conservative but in a few days there 'will be -no Nigerians or students from -Ghana left there," the Nigerians said. They repeated charges made by the Ghanaians that Bulgarians called them "Black Monkeys" and told them to "Go back to -your trees and bananas." When the senators completed used in making atomic bombs. today in the South Bend area.

The thermometer is expected to stick at that point throughout Temperatures in the Far West British have now been told that out before former Sen. William their map drawing and ate fried leader arises there is an attempted smear to tar him as a reac Both Muller- and the newspaper were above normal, with skies the initial U.S. contribution will F. Knowland, a prepared chicken supplied by Conrad, the most of the day, with a low of noted France is making atomic generally clear. be in the form of Polaris sub speech to an assembly banquet combs.

20 predicted for tonight. marines rather than bombers. urged Republicans to beware' of trormry or a member of the Birch Society, regardless of the facts in the case," the Oakland, The outlook for Monday is for 'smearing" every conservative SHIP PIRATES continued cloudy and possibly The Washington talks were conducted by Assistant Secretary of State William R. Tyler and by leader as a Bircher. publisher said.

TO GET REST snowy weather. "This is the Guilt by associa convention's opening ses meeting broke up. I thought there was agreement," said Bon trager. "We seemed to be together then," said Christy. On Monday, Bontrager asked the Legislative Bureau of the General Assembly to put the re Denis Greenhill of the British RIO DE JANEIRO un High Roads Are Slick.

tion' technique the liberals bitter sion was punctuated by demands Embassy. jackers of (he Venezuelan freigh ly objected to during the investi by challenged delegations to ob cloudy txly with ocoilonil now Cloudy nd not cold with of mow tonight. Hih to day 11. Low tonight Mondty outlook: p.rtly cloudy to cloudy with mow likely. NORTHERN INDIANA: Pirtly cloudy ih dimes of mow flurries State Police in Indiana and ter Anzoatequi passed through BILLY GRAHAM RESTS.

HONOLULU (UPI) Evangel, ist Billy Graham, heeding his doctor's advice, rested and golfed Saturday at the newly opened Sheraton Maui resort hotel on the island of Maui, 75 miles from Honolulu. tain immediate action by th credentials committee. gations by (Wisconsin's late) Sen. Joseph McCarthy. Now, some Re MIDGET SUB here Saturday eij route to a Navy Michigan reported roads a lick and snow covered in many cases apportionment bill into proper rest camp where they will be in Uilv likely mar Lake! publicans are emulating the Lib Hall told the delegates he had TURNS TURTLE, Saturday night.

terned while diplomats decide eral Democrats. just officially named the group legal language. When that work was completed, he convened an- Michigan. Cloudy wil a chinca of now tonight. High today II to M.

Low tonight It to 15. Partly cloudy to cloudy nn.rf.u with likclv. Winter continued to add insult their future. and that it couldn't make a re SINKS IN BAY TIBURON, Calif. (UPI) A to injury throughout much of the port until tomorrow morning.

He GIMBELS LOOT SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN: Partly 1H Mil and tonilht With tCW nation. Arctic cold numbed parts was interrupted again and again mow flurriu near Lakt Mlchl MIG Survivor Meets Trouble in Bar. $9,000 midget submarine designed to investigate marine life of San by spokesmen for the dissidents g.n. High today 11 to II. Low tonight around IS.

Partly cloudy Monday with OVER $25,000 PHILADELPHIA Safe of the South and East with record low temperatures Saturday. The cold threatened the first Refuses Recognition. Francisco Bay, sank at the dock anow poaiiblt. Pch. 1J: Sun rlnai, acta, MIAMI (UPI) Shrimp fish crackers escaped with between The California Republican As each given $50 td appear on a per he wanted to nave a lew known complete freeze-over of Saturday with its driver and sembly president finally refused television news program to tell erman Benjamin Washington sur newsman aboard.

Lake Superior, the world's larg $25,000 and $30,000 in cash and checks from Gimbels department vived an attack by Cuban MIG est fresh water lake. Reporter Al Mann of Los An beers. He was arrested at 1 a.m. and charged with public drunkenness. He told police he had met a girl in a bar and how they were fired on by four Cuban jets off Elbow Cay Wed to recognize a delegate who sought to move to overrule the SOUTH BEND TEMPERATURES.

(Recorded by tht U.S. Waathar Bu-mi Offica at St. Joaeph County Airport) feb. a. mi.

Nima I em store in suburban Upper Darby, fighters and a debut on national geles and driver Bob Kiwala were Northern Florida had freezing police reported Saturday. television, but not a sailor's night chairman. Hall said the delegate making preparation to dive when temperaturer Saturday, with Tal that was all he could remember. out on the town. The store opened two hours late The pair checked into a hotel could stand there all day and he the two-man sub turned turtle and lahassee recording 23, a record at detectives and park guards a ...10 It pm.

...11 11 am 11 Like many a seaman before His $50 was gone and he wouldn't recognize him. sank In 14 feet of water. low for the date. here after the show Thursday night, planning to return to Key him, Washington wound up in When others persisted, Hall an 11 am Neither man was Injured, but I a m. I P-m- pm.

4 m. I m. I pm. p.m. couldn't make the $25 bond.

'A cameraman bailed Washington with dogs searched the four-story building after a policeman spotted New Push of Cold Air. ...11 TODAY. West the next day to wait for jail and missed his boat. nounced that "this body will Kiwala said the experimental ...11 1 am ...1 ...11 2 a.m. 17 the Coast Guard to tow their dis The 27-year-old shrimper and A new push of Canadian air a man inside the store at 2 a.m out and put him on a bus for stand in recess until, 9:30 a.m craft, owned by the Department ID, Miiimum, the skipper of the boat Ala.

Paris hit the north Great Plains, as The search turned up a battered abled 87-foot boat to port. tomorrow" and strode off the the Interior, would have to be Minimum. 17. Key West to join Jackson, who met the boat alone. hnure anding ai Snowfall during 14 Jackson, both Negroes, suring continuation of the deep- safe.

But Washington told his skip- orum. completely overhauled. 7 p.m. Saturday: 1,1 inchel,.

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