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CASEY, FALK IN TRANSIT ROW SanMatean's 9 PointPlan Repudiated Some Speakers FINAL Edition SAN MATEO TIMES AND DAILY NEWS LEADER A HOME OWNED NEWSPAPER Demand Vote Of People By VIRGIL WILSON REDWOOD CITY A 10c PER COPY $1.50 PER MONTH SAN MATEO, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961 38 PAGES Vol. 61 No. 292 2 Sections nine point program for "improvements" the Bay Area Rapid Transit plan Katangese Bullets Hit proposed today by Bridg Plan Chosen Thomas Casey a San Mateo lawyer and member of the transit district board of directors. Adrian Falk, district Church Mission Present Span To Be Razed Group Flet 'Orthotropic' Design Wins Shellh president, thereupon took the floor and repudiated Casey's presentation. The rift highlighted the opening session before the connty board of supervisors of a public hearing on the proposedrapid transit plan.

EEISABETHSBLEE, Ka The Congo future by extending the roadbed and railings, maintaining an unchanged appearance because of On the basis, of testimony, pre the installation special, pre cast Katanga soldiers nit a iow flying J. S. Air Force plane with rifle and machine gun fire today and. set it on fire. The damaged plane landed ented at the 'hearing, the superiors must uecidc whether to fe VERA GRAHAM The California State Toll Bridge Authority today had placed its preliminary stamp of approval on a.

sleek, six lane $70,000,000 "orthotopic'' design for the new units. Rabb added, however mat such an expansion probably be needed until I99B under pres keep San county in' the district or withdraw. While, he had the' floor, Casey saieiy at jausuueuiniit: airport and the crewmen es caDed iniurv. San. Mateo Haywd bridge, and ently projected traffic estimates.

Furthermore the. state, only' has enough money to build four lanes now. However, the sbt Iane center span, some miles long and 750 feet above water must be provided now it could took a swipe at. builder. David.

D. one of the most powerful advocates Df the county's pledged it. will not delay final apprwa'fcbeyond January 10. At 'th'eame time Projects En With the shooting, U.S. servicemen were brought under fire for the first time in the IB months of Congo turmoil.

In the only other gineer Norman rtaao announced that some $13,500,000 in Takes on. Bohannon Casey 'asserted' that Bohannon has a fear that he will suffer not be widened tne tuture. First Link trestle Construction is. of violence agauist Amnripan mililarVmen 8. underway'ito provide a four lane an economic Air Force technicians were.beStcn road which will tie into the ni.

up by Congo troops, at StaTHj villc last year. Raab anticipated that the first 2000 feet of the new four lane1 tresUe to be erected alongside the present structure, will be connected and opened to traffic bv rffitt Work is now (Shortly after the shooting United States called off its. airlift of trooos and supplies Jhe Orthotopic design, favored by Ml Bridge Antbnrlty "I do not.kr.aw if he' is right or wrong." Casey told the board, "hut. his interests are manifest However, as legitimate as vatc, interest is, it does not' justify acceptance his objections 'as being. bathed in the; aura of public benefaction." Casey suggested that I level 'six span structure over navigable, waters.

A $500,000 fill job for the future toll plaza on the Hayward end of the bridge has been completed. The' tolail project, Raab will take about five years. The present structure win be razed and the five span teel underwav from the. east side United Nations forces bring rebellious Katanga troops. the, bridge and the; deep channel is being dredged permit floating of heavy equipment under control.

Flames belched from a fuel tank and one engine of the big Globe drive piles for piers. superstructure will be nalvaged plane as it landed after district, but seek correction of certain objections the present, plan In aceoirdance wllb'hlj under tne lire ot.jjaidn probabie final design for uuuira n. mh renter span was selected yes point program. i KoHIa frir fnp nnf.ml ni me lrict iui(jl 'canJial of break away Katanga any modifications, reqpMeasby: terday afternoon out of six sub' mitted by Raab and his It. is known as plan In adopt ing the resolution of approval, the.

bv Governor Bdmuncl'G, Brown, directed State Director, of Public JttoitJtohwit Bradrord and Raab "Province raged into its third day A temporary road will also be built' at the east side future toll plaza location and. the present road will be taken' out. The new design will, dd. an; extra year to, the construction; period, because will require more time to fabricateerl ti) build the be' explalnei The approved design hs also added close i to the original estimate. It calls for solid, tapered box type steel gilders supporting a sinele deck of six.

lanes. tht.coun much of the fighting, cen lp'ci Wi a. strategic tunnel conr tro'lmit; the main traffic artery in Other speakcrsr at; the morning mi ofA.th&. cityr session of the demanded that the supervisors not withdraw the county, but allow the; voters to decidc'wh'ctber the rapid transit private advices to Katanga sources in New York, Katan to immediately engage a firm of consultants to review the design, make suggested changes, and give Jurther aesthetic guidance to the, project. That report be submitted before January 10, system shall become an actuality.

Amonfi them were Howara uao ber of Commerce Manager. Ken Brown with Director Walter Jack attended the hearing to represent when the authority is expected to take final action. San Mateo, and urge eariy construction of the much needed fa ney, president of the San Mateo Junior Chamber of Commerce and Marvin E. Lewis, a San Francisco supervisor and former chairman of the Rapid Transit commission, the forerunner. of the present district.

Eastern Firm Raaab said today that tie and cility. Also present and making ga's Minister Evariste Kimba said his troops had driven U.N forces from the U.N headquarters in the heart of Eltsabeth ville. and had scored "victory after victory," (The word from Kimba was that the Katanga troops now con "trolled'all of the city of Elisabeth ville. He charged that U.N. troops were shelling two Katanga hospitals.) As the fighting sent shells and bullets whistling through Elisa bethville's streets, a band of marooned Seventh day Adventist mis Bradford would probably select the same plea were Supervisor Alvin Hatch and County Managerj "an unbiased Eastern firm, ana turn the report over to'the gover Robert Stallings.

Brown added that tne ormo mown auuuu thi cnh nail arirle; that tl'CStie lias by next month. They will also review five other plans ex Raab today, "we are, working on however nave a designed to enable tropic" structure will oe umque Children" "We' don't you should arbitrarily withdraw this county from the' district," Looney asserted, "we don't like the idea of being (Please See 2, Column the na design witn Plan i uuucc, fh. (Puase pace Miumn amined yesterday. "You can rest As a matter of fact, lerect loadings on piers and are I level span. saii in view.

sionaries escaped from 52 hours Jobless Rate 1 (Please See Pajje 3, Column 4) Take Bigger Role in Red Accord Near In D.R. Crisis Times on 4Bav Man Injured In Belmont Drops; First Time in Year Region Report' Fight, JFK Tells Labor BELMONT Duane E. Gaddis. 37. of 3509 Hillcrest road, was George Whilescll, SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican eralissimo Rafael L.

Trujillo to seize power. or Kennedy's speech before the Harbor," and more far reaching." WASHINGTON (AP) The un Hiehly Placed sources said the injured this morning when he was hit by a car as he crossed Ralston avenue in front of the post office, police report, nffifpr Robert Gorran said new government formula would employment rate dropped last AFL CIO came when he announced his intention to ask the next Congress for stand by author Republic' (AP) Informed sources said today a settlement has been reached in the Dominican political crisis. Against this background. Ken edy called for strong labor sup est a seven man uounc" an araie editor of The Times, will appear as featured guest on Bay Region Report, tomorrow at 0:30 m. over KRON TV (Channel 4).

He will discuss outstanding matters of interest lo those living on the San Mateo Peninsula. port in a broad range of U.S. pro month far the first time in a year, President Kennedy reported Gaddis was in a crosswalk ity to make grants in aid to com with executive and legislative powers after Congress is grams to sirengtnen omer nauoiis. It is understood the agreement munities for public works should today. He particularly asKea union sup By MERRIMAN SMITH MIAMI BEACH, Fla.

(UPD President Kennedy, referring to the present period of international crisis' as "this Pearl Harbor," asked organized labor today to play a larger role in combating the worldwide spread of communism. The chief executive spoke to the AFL CIO national convention on the 20th anniversary of the Japanese sneak attack. He said the challenges of today, "this Pearl calls for the resignation of President Jaaauin Baiaguer before he was hit by a car driven by Dorothy Pitlow, 49, of 3618 Reposa way. Mrs. Pillow had hfen stooped in tha fast east port for a liberalized foreign trade the unemployment rate start to The rate fell from 6.8 per cent program wtnen he wui sunmu io Dec.

31 and installation ot a pro of the: WOrk force, where it nasi remained nearly constant for 11 Congress next year. visional Council of State to govern rise again. Kennedy, who was' cheered by sizeable street crowds as he entered and left the hotels, told the bound lane for baefced up traffic, the policeman reported, and eakine to a chcerinl audience 'Rough' Pact this island nation seeking a new way life after 31 years of rule of more than 4,000 in the Ameri months, to 6.1 per cent, Kennedy cold the AFL CIO convention in Miami. Fla. started up, hitting Gaddis.

(Please See. Pace Column 1) by the Trujillo dynasty. Labor Department officials Aa announcement of the settle cana Hotel, the President opened with jocular thanks to American union members for their support in the I960 elections. planned to give the On Drug Law WASHINGTON UPJ Sen. He said he appeared before November jab picture later.

Ken nedy announced the unemployment rate in his speech. J01HN0W! Sun Mateo Mutual Savings and Loan Association's Cfjrttma Club 300,000 ment is expecten lOQaj. uuoi raants said an accord was reached on main points and onl; some minor details arc beinf u.nrkotl nver. Estes Kefauvor and the much The President also said the them today "as one whose work and continuing, employment has depended in part on the union movement." He had received a marc cautious reception Wednes investigated drug industry reached number of persons employed dur nse crowds pacKen sanio Red Spies ins November set a record for rough agreement" today on leg the month 67,349,000. islation designed to protect con Domingo.s miin streets as wuiu spread that an agreement was at hand.

Manv sheps reopened, but in New York before the ra The October job figures showed sumers against impure or worth NEW YORK ftPD The Fed tional Association of S7.8 million at wotk. The drop oi the downtown stores remained less drugs. al Bureau of Investigation today 500.000 the employed dur closed on the 10lh day of a gen But die industry DaUcea at ac disclosed a new cstimat'; of Com era! strike that was a key factor Says Fewer Jobless Kennedy took pride in announc in November reflects the season shutdown in farming, construe munisl intelligence activities Meany Asks U.S. Job Aid MIAMI BEACH (UPD AFL CIO President George Mcany called today for stepped up government efforts to expand the nation's economic growth and reduce recession level unemployment. Meany said the preservation of the free enterprise system hinged on whether the country can pro in the negotiations.

hich indicates the Soviet bloc tien and other outdoor jobs. Bui Balaguers heaitn reporteciiy bisons to meet iias 300.000' asents trained in intelligence and espionage activities. rmnrMi in developments of holiday end year the rise in unemployment was Sess than seasonal, accounting for ing that during November, lor the first time in a year, the level of unemployment had fallen below 6.8 per cent of the work force, down to 6.1 per cent. "And it 48 hours, ne was repuricu It warned U. S.

uusincssmsn Ihc lower rate. ccpting new restrictions on paioni. rights which the Tennessee Democrat said were necessary; to "give sick person a break." Xcfauvcr produced documents subpoenaed from Bristol Laboratories vhich he said showed "very unreasonable" differences between the cost of manufacturing, tetrac dine, a leading antibiotic, and the exhausted and suffering from that some Df these are lntiitrann. merican industrial and scientific mild kidney infection. Persons close to him said he was on the must go lower," he said to ap plause.

meetings to collect valuable mill tarv. scientific and industrial data verge of collapse after the imov. Final Delivery Qne point ot strong 19 coup which foiled attempi Assistant FBI Director William vide 1.3 million jobs each year Save 50c to $20 weekly for 50 weeks, get back 525 jo $1,000 plus interest (currently AVi per annum). by two brothers ot me laie ura C. Sullivan released the iatestU.S.

Khactaaturian's or newcomers to. the fast grow ins labor force. price charged to druggists ana hospitals. According to Bristol's figures, estimate of Soviet intelligence activities in a speech to the annual Of 'Old' Polari SUNNYVALE (AP) Lockheed Missile and Space company delivered the final A Polaris to the navv today to concentrate on pro Performance if WEATHER congress Df the National Associa He told the opening session of the AFL CIO convention that workers would rather have jobs Come In or Phone: Dl 4 1756 or OH 7 8497 for details! tion Manulacturers inamj. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The Kefauver said, 100 capsuie bottles a tetracycline which cost S1.63 each to manufacture were sold to druggists for S30.

Kefauver went into his third He said the estimated 300,000 duction of the longer range A 2 CASH FOR XMAS! No Payment Until '62 HIGHEST TRADE IN ALLOWANCE ON NEW 1962 FORDS and FALCONS WILL PERMIT US TO GIVE YOU NEEDED CASH FOR XMAS! See Us Today DOANE MINTO FORD SALES 101 California Drive San Francisco Symphony announced today that Soviet com than lederal aid or chanty hand outs. Kcynolc Address agents more than the population of Miami, or El Paso, Lean lankSytttn version of the submarine missile The naw has been using the A poser Aram Khacr.ar.unan will be year of investigating drug firms! ivnp nn active dutv for a little unable to conduct the orchestra at its concerts January 10 and 13. The AFL CIO leader delivered his keynote address a few more than year. by commending the American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers' association for agreeing to accept The symphony said that Khacn minutes before President Ken Partly cloudy with possible light showers tonight. Fair and windy tomorrow.

Low temperature tonight, 38 degrees; high tomorrow, 58. Northerly winds 12 to 25 miles per hour this evening, increasing to 18 to 35 miles per hour tomorrow. atunan has canceled all u. b. nedy announced that the number of iobs last month had climbed carry on intelligence and espionage activities through about 37 Communist intelligence and security organizations.

A particular target, he told the meeting ot U. S. industrialists, is the open convention where American businessmen, scientists and experts discuss their work. "Production of the 1500 mile A 2 Polaris is well underway." said L. Eugene Root, president of the company.

A third version, the A 3 with a 2500 mile range, is being igagemcnts to work oti a ballet. His will be taken at the over the $2.5 a year industry. The bills still must, be passed by Congress before they become Prin, Office: il7 So. Street, SIN MITED to a November peak of 66.349,000. San Francisco concerts by Seiji Branch: 1641 El Camino, BtlNUNEAME PliZA Meany said he welcomed the law.

Ozawa, 25. assistant conductor of developed. recovery from the recessioi (Please See Page 3, Column 31 the New York Philharmonic..