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Stroke LONDON (AP) Sir Winston Churchill today suffered a cere-, bral thrombosisa blood clot in the- brainand there was widespread concern that the 90-yearold statesman might' be at the -end orthe road. A medical bulletin from Ms doctors said Sir Winston also has developed a circulatory ness, Which would appear to indicate that Ms heart is flagging or that there was a fairly general Jolockage -Of the arteries. The mediCal bulletin, issued by his personal physician, Lord Moran, said: Started With a Cold "After a cold, Sir. Winston has developed a circulatory weakness and there has been a cere: bral thrombosis." "He's had a cold for several days," said 'Sir. Winston's son, Sir Winston Churchill Randolph Churchill, from his Object of widespread concern country house at East Bergh lt, Suffolk County.

Invariably, he has bounced' In. the past, he has suffered a back, and birthday after birth-number of illnesses and had at day for the last five years or least two strokes. more, he has been able to to the ground-floorwindows of Curb Service Lady Churchill will be 80 in I I 1 April. AL Sir Winston, over the years, has recovered from many ill-- -'pesses and a fall in which he broke his hip, Londoners have '-----e mato- know hinlarIndesttuct-- ible Churchill. -m Since his retirement from the 0 House of Commons last July; Sir, Winstop has been out of the public His appearance at le -his window on his birthday is only time Londoners have Friends said that of late he often ins complained of being cold.

Increasingly poor -circulation is said to be responsible. A source close to the Church-ills said 'that- he has, of late, been taking one or---rnore hot baths daily.as a means of improving his circulation. Three weeks before Sir Winston-'s 90th birthday he attended dinner at the Savoy Hotel-of a club he founded in "The Other Club." He had to be helped in and out of hias car and assisted to and from the private dining room in which the dinner was held. Seen him for months. SAIGON, South Viet Nam 33, of Riverside, was fly Two Americans were killed and two U.S.

aircraft were lost on convoy escort duty north of Saigon today. A helicopter hit a power line on a road nine miles from the capital and the pilot and gunner were killed. A Vietnamese observer also perished in the crash. Two other Americans, the copilot and another gunner, were injured. Farther north on 13, the scene of repeated ambushes, Viet Cong ground fire downed a light U.S.

Air Force plan? in which Capt. Herbert L. Brown; ing cover for 28 trucks. The plane fell in flames, but the pitot and his Vietnamese observer escaped without injury. The deaths raised the number of American servicemen killed in Viet Nam from causes other than enemy 'action to 109 since December 1961: 249 have keep in action against the Communist Viet, Cong.

Communist-. terrorists Thurs. day night attacked downtown Thu Dau Mot, 15 miles north of Saigon, exploding two mines. and' throwing several grenades. At least five his London home at Hyde Park mutton to run tne u.

arms JOIMS0a notea tnat-tour years Control and States became ians were killed and 20 wound- and give his famous Blossom ed. One of blasts decapitat- AP) sign to well wish onvict 16th To Die ed one of the terrorists. leS (ACDA). the first nation in the world to .9 Disarmament ago the United nan ers congregated Congress gave the agency $9 such an agency. re a Demonstrations May End 11 1 In ha of- He said it had a.good record and give his famous 1 Agency (ACDA) dIPU ed.

'i- MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) V-Ior-victory sign to well wish onvict I 1. ed Oone of ne of-the blasts decaptat the terrorists. 9 Blossom Die Judge Edwin' P. Chapman ers congregated outSicte.

Congress gave the a nem cuuIi. In 111C ua bUcti 01 Little achievement citing the con zero weather On his last birthday in Novem minion tor tne current year, al- car Thursday in 12 degree below Still the Sign BO I sfon Gano- There were indication in Sai- though the administration had of a 'so War gon that anti-government dem- requested 215 million. The new elusion in 1963 bthe limited zero weather. On his last birthday, in l'Iovem- 111 IJtJ )4 gon that anti-government dern- requested S15 million. The- n-e-w- elusion in 1963 ()bathe limited Behin the steering wheel was ber, Lady Churchill held her hus- I onstrations may soon be halted.

Inte(rrationist funds would be for fiscal year test-ban treaty by the Behind the steering wheel was Lady Churchill held her hus- up, I 1..011 Llial, atILL-SIJV lllll VIII, I would be for fiscal year nuclear test ban treaty by the may soon be In terra tiomst funds Ernest B. Poegel, 41, who plead- 'band's arm as he moved' -slowly United States Union and ILAIINGTON, -Mass (AP). the string 'of gangland lallings. Two representatives ofa central 1966, which' begins next July ed guilty to going through a stop to the window. He looked ex- The body of an ex convict was 8ritain.

The which bans sign. Poegel, a 'cripple, would tremely pale. fi The firefighter soteteran of Vietnamese student group op- SAN ANTONIO through fiscal 1969 Tex (AP) but underground tests, now 4r is, ,.1.. 18 years on the fireNforce posing the civilian government hn. .1 Johnson's message was in the 1 Ile LA11y UL ex-convia was aim ULU' di' Ut AN AN 'UAW, IOC- (Al') sign Poegel, a 'criPPle, would tremely pale.

fi ye on ireNforce VirgI BI ossom, who was su- Johnson's message was in the all bu underground tests, now have had to be tarried into Mu- After he found beafen ind shot in the back. 18 ears th osing the civilian government has been signed by a total of 107 form of a letter' to Sen. Carl nieipal Court if the judge hadn't sign with the first two fingers of the head today 'th 16th could not identify the third man called on the chief of state, Little perin en en it in 'thn nAviAn Phnn Tann nations. France and Red ne JUDI 111K SC ools donned his overcoat and gone Of his right hand, Sir Vinston gangland-style slaying in Greatei ing sa empore ena ane Buddhist integration crisis there, died John have--not signed. They arethe outside to hear the case.

was led 's Name li'ithheld About Boston in 10 months: House Sneaker mnn 300 lead 2VP P(41 MPO LT" nations in addboi irto the. Poegel was fined $25.. Wife. Texr-1APrtal lalk-with- Mason-Most President JOhnson, working work on their major item of and relaxing at his Texas ranch, business the tariff agreement At awaited the arrival late today of. was done in advance of the man 'I Canada's Prime Minister Lester meeting.

l9rt Pearson to put finishing 'touches oft.postDoned ton 4i on a pact tope out U.S.-C,Ina- prote( dian auto tariffs. Signing, of the agreement on next auto tariffs was postponed --sev The Signing by Saturday' eral times by last minute Alum Johnson and his may gling over details. But onik a team( be able to sign the agreement details to be before Pearson leaves sometime' wored out in advance of Pear. Saturday. However, the U.S.

son's visit. Congress would have pass -The pact would abolish an legislat' before the American tariff of 612 per cent agreement could be fully effect 812 per cent on five. most parts. The Canadian duties The pact, subject of months of that would be scrapped range ac.ross their common border. nine, month of 1964, show $455 ohnson, who- flew- to the -Million of American vehicle and ranch with his -wife Thursday parts sales to Canada compared night for a three-day stay, ex- with Canadian exports of $46 pected to have relaxed, infor- million.

011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111t1011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111t Suspected hit Nt. 'lie- The victim, dressed only in ur dershirt, Shorts a necktie an refused to diselosertbe: their -Safgon- headquarters the id firefighter's name immediately. -past two days, planning new n. Rasmussen as -strategy. The monks apparently polled said that "le coutt not be Were intent on a continued anti-- identified for six hours government Ithe, but informants His bedyt, was found-on; La0 said the monks we're trying to sox, was identified 'through fin getpnnts Dedham.

as Robert Rasmussen 36, of CO 11 A sal(' me monks were trying to Ln uto Duties r- sachusetts State Prison Just A Street a little used road in the. months after serying Silver Lake regi9n. of Wilmington, halt demonstrations. Durinv the nast wevk rif et.nnn. inongs been meeting at today.

He was 58. the sprigof 1959, 1" ule- halt demonstrations. SCO ington, Authored Integration Plan I. popularly During the past week, demon- Ba on ght for rroposals the Hot Line has joined in a 3oston known as. ILI U.

ilk. LI ICI IJILL1t months ago after' serying ithe Silver Lake reglqn of Wilmington, Authored Integration Plan During the past week, demon- Basis Sought for Proposals for robbery. about 20 miles no4theast of Boston. os Police said Rasmussen Texr-(AP) -tat -talk PFat'son-711 1 'd a6par strations -and anti-government lie died-at his home Ificials said one of the ma- tor roopery aoout mes noqneast strations and anti-zov 'ernment die d-at his home abouctrrlr tficials said Said Rasmussen appar- government one 'of the ma7 Fireman Asks Protection strikes have been staged daily 3 :30 a.m. Death Ntaa--attribute and.

ut abou said one of the ma-. U.N. resolution against intro Fireman Asks ently was killed elsewhere Protection 'FPand strikes have been staged daily 3:30 a 'D eath Ni-as--- ttribyted At about the same time a patrol- his body dumped in Vilming- in Da Nang, Quang Tri and nth- to a coronary occlusion man found the frozen body, a Bos- ton. There was no sign of blood or er coastal towns, calling for the been under medica care tor tort firefighter walked into a Bos-- a struggle It the spot where the ouster of Premier Tran an heart ton police station and asked-'for 'bbdy was found. Huon Blossom Was 'author of a g.

protection, saying I may be the Arrests have been made only in court-approved school integra- next one to be killed." sla one of the 16 yingsthat of 04001100001110000.01000101100001000.000!r-,tion plan for Little: 'Rock which The firefighter said he and John William J. Treannie, -23, whose cast Fly 4:1 ore Atkansas Goy. Orval E. Faubu Alurra i 38, of Cambridge, had- hacked up body was found i nullifi orderi 't' I In a lona as found. Huong.

t'. Blossom Was author of a on police station and asked for bbdy protection, saying I may be the Arrests have be 11 been made only in 1111111111111111111111111111.11111111111111 next one to be one of the 16 slayingsthat of court-approve school plan for Little: Rock which The firefighter said he and John William J. Treannie, -23, whose nffilifint in nrdorincy Forec'ast Arkansas Gov. Orval E. Faubus- i Ntinnni Nhirrav nf rmhrifirrn hn el um Isesplyr tsrne teattrtel teamed up with a third man to rob three suitcases in a vacant lot -in---- Th? temPeiatures through Guardsmen to, block desegrega7 a Roxbury used car palls place of Boston's South Ent Wednesday will average 8 de- tion of the city's Central High 8330 last Dec.

3. One of the two men Charged with grees below the seasonal School in 1957. Murray was slain with a single Treannie's slaying is William Mur- normal of 22. Continued cold Dwight D. Eisen, bullet in the back of the head just 35, slain John F.

with snow again about hoWer then troops five days agothe 15th victim in Murray. to enforce integration. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M111111111111111i11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111;11111111111111111H111111111111111111111H111111fililliltH1111111i111111111111W 114- tv-1 -i i 77 71.r 7-4k rOrgani zed Dog -4 41 'gin press naruest for an ang VV agreement aniong nuclear 'pow- Officials said the four-year Ai I ers not to gwe nuclear weap- $55-million authorization which A L.i "ur r- 41 clreiric frir dic The pact, subject of months or that would be scrapped range in Double- Figures Ent, negotiations would abolish both from 1 17i per cent on fshed ercu ry countnes tariffs new autos vehicles to 25 per cent on parts. and new auto parts shipped The latest figures, for the first 'I jor benefits of the increased funds would be to permit arms agency to conduct more research into what kinds of -I disarmament proposals might be and how they could be, safeguarded. The agency conducts research projects in fields ranging from how armaments could be inspected and counted to the effects of how closing of defense plants would affect a nation's Many of the research projects are contracted with private firms; Officials said the re- search progranisuffered when 4 lesearch Neei ntent From UPI and AP Lir NVASHING'rONPresident John- for continued increase and lik funds step PU.S.

a oclaUY for in it AV 1 iti: spread of modern weapons can ctually decrease our security." iti the An accompanying letter by I reseaxc, agency Director William C. Fos- disarmament er said legislation st th ill Administration officials said 'required to keep the agency op- Johnson would continue because the present au- press the Soviet: Union for thorization does not provide, ..5 i agreements to curb spread of adequate funds beyond the end nuclear weapons to more of the present fiscal 'year, June bons, limit certain military pro: 30. duction and broaden the "Attempts directed toward nuclear test ban arms control and other meas- ures to lessen the threat of war Million Sought are no longer Utopian dreams, In a Special message to Con- Foster said. N. N.

AP gress, the President asked for Virgil T. U.S. First-5 uccess ----a four-year authorization of $55 His plan started it all TT A Trihrienn nnf nil inttv gress, the President asked for --a four-year authorization of $55 FirstSuccess million to run the U. S. Arms Johnson noted that, four years tonay.

rte was Do. v. Blossom had superin- Corniack D-Mass United States, Union and tendent of Sa The President said the unit Britain- wbo- have nuclear weap- big States must remain "vigil- ons building them North East Independent "School also mu i to danger hut al Johnson said, District since he resigned at a 1 5 the United States has estab- "vigilant for opportunities Little Rock and m(iVed hdre- in lished a direct communications ha cririAclinf 1030 im roving the hopes for AU' ILiILVV AVL peace." link between Washington and 1 Alocrnw nonnlarly known as -clueing weapons in outer space, and has "initiated the planned -production ofIcts- 7, sionable material." In addition, the President said, the UnitedStates has put before the GepeVa disarmaThent now temporarily in recessz "a' number of im concrete proposals for the control and on which has not yet been Pending Proposals Foster listed major 'pending proposals as being designed to freeze production- of stiategic. iCsoantgryeeasrs cut the nus ansucrleakretdseltiveirayltNp.erhideules. such ction of ew auto parts -shipped The latest figures, for the first '1 e' Johnson said he Was request- nin e.

months of 1964, show $455 ion, who- flew- to ilte million of American vehicle and e'st. fissionable '(nuclear material their common border ing the additional funds "be- for weapons to reduce' the With his wife Thursday parts sales to Canada compared 71 cause it is my purpose to inten- danger of surprise attack or S-4' 4ify our efforts in this critical war l--)Y or a three-day stay, ex- with Canadian exports of $46 ') 4... 7 rv, 41 1 1 .:.4, i2are.a" of disamrament. ting up. obServation post coer to have relaxed, infor- million.

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1. aiee' in -1 1 press hardest for an MD initr-vpny weapons, 7 v- 9540, -0 ers not to give nuclear weap- $55-million authorization which ons pr technology to countries the President askedfor the dis--. not now possessing these weap- armament agency was 1.4w4-- required to -finance research :.:,1 Despite the 'vast defensive projects. It is expected that the I power of tiis country, the Presi- President Will ask an appropria- dent said the effort to stop tion of $10 million to 10 1' A the of nuclear Weap- to finance Atte disarmament' Ons "is essential to Our security, agency year. t' fly A SCHOOL Forecast t7 A 1 -77 (u.I.

Weather 'Wilms) a PI'rTSFIELD Occasional very. lohnson Skill 4 light snow tonight, low hear 5. don ntinuin. tomorrow, high fill 1 I Broke Lc; gjam 4 I 11111 I zz (Alsop)Page 17 A 14.11Er Other data, Page 1, Section 3 7 ql Volume 73-No. 210 a 7 eld Pittsfi Massachusetts, Friday, January 26.Pa esSeven Cents 7 1 on him for months his window on his birthday is aieAtGON South Viet Nam 33 of Riverside Calif, was John for a continued increase and I SI Winston Gicizy Ty Gravely -1t1 ..1.

livisarml.tmelit Un Heart, J. eak Afte. ke ib 0 LONDON (AP) Sir Winston Lady Churchill will be BO In ill 'P ir Churchill suffered a cere- Aerd. I brit thrombosis-a blood clot in Sir Winston, over the years, 1', has recovered from many the brain-and there was wide- .4 and a fall in which he spread concern that the 90-year- broke his hip, Londoners have old statesman might' be at the omtknow Min-arindeStrlict-- search of the road ljt.t..,i'''-. ible Churchill.

-11 fix retirement from the le mericans- A medical bulletin from Ms Since his retire doctors said Sir Winston also has i i House of Commons- last July, developed a' circulatory weak- 1, it. res Sir Winstop, has been out, of the n-ten-t, ses ness Which would appear to in public. His appearance at ,,4 r. let am' --r- dicate that his heart is flagging le lil, From UPI an eral blockage Of the arteries AP or that there was a fairly gen- '1 the only time Londoners have -4 -'-'k a riens 'sad tht. te Two medical bulletin, issued i a at 28 trucks.

PM as ked Congress' today ter in spread of modern weapons can by his personal physician, Lord Often has complained of being cold. lacreasingly, poor -circula- killed an two aircraft were Americans'. were ing cover or kit U. The plane fell in flames, but 4t "di: creasedNfun step tip lb actually decrease our security. Moran, I the piiot and his Vietnamese' ob -t- lost -on convoy "escort duty north 'ion is sai'd to be responsible.

server escape without agency Director William rc an er in Fos Starte With a Cold '1. A source -close to the Church-- Sg day disarmament IN -ter said the legislation will be The deaths raised the number "After a cold, Sir Winston has ills said that he has of late, A helicopter hit a power line 4-4 resea Iii th ff rt th An accompanying letter by Administration officials said required to keep the agency op- taking one or-rhore hot of American servicemen killed Johnson would continue beta-use the present au, developed a circulatory weak been taki baths daily as a means of im- on a road nine miles from the in via Nam from causes other ness and there has been a cere capital and the pilot and gunner than enemy action to 109 since ee press the Union for thorization does not brat thrombosis re A Vth-- proving his circulation ki ienamese agreements -S read of ade ate funds be hd the end "He's had a cold for several Three weeks before Sir Win- er also pens in the serv 249 i agreem to cur ge beyond have beee--kil killed in action ion duction and broaden said Sir Winston nuclear' weapons to more of the present fiscal year June ston's 90th birthday he attended days, 's son, Sir M'insion Churchill crash other Americans, the the against --4A directed toward country house at East Bergholt, bons limit certain military pro 30 Randolph Churchill from his Ob a dinner at the Saoy Hotel of a coin I 'd yet tei esprea concern and another gunner, v. a club he founded in 1911. called thesN "Attempts Communist Viet, were injured. 'c test tol and other meas nuclear esan.

arms conr "The 'Other Club He had to be 'Farther north on Route 13 Communist-. terroristS Th Suffolk County Invariably, he has bounced ures to lessen the threat of war 1 day night attaeked downtown are no longer Utopiae dreams," In. the past; he has suffered a tack, and birthday after birth- helped in and out of his car and the scene of repeated ambushes, assised gr 0 number of illnesses and had at day, for the last five years or and from the rivat Viet Con ound fire downed a Thu Dau Mot, 15- miles north -of Foster -N. Saigon exploding two mines-- Blossom AP I a special message to Con Ft least two strokes more he has been able to tott dining room in which the dinner light U.S. Air Force plane in gress, the President asked for Virgil T.

ossom rowing several grenades. U.S First-S the ground floor windows of was held. which Capt. Herbert L. Browtn; an four-year authorization uccess of $55 At least million His plan started it all A Johnson noted th his London home at Hyde Park ians were kilted and 20 wound- llion to run the Arms nson no 11- our years Nice er Curb Gate -'smile and give his famous Control And Disarma United States became Disarmament ago he 0 One of-the blasts decapitat- MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.

V-for-victory sign to well-wish- x-Convict 16th To Die Agency the 'first'nation in. the world to ed one of the terrorists. such an agency held court in the back seat of a Congress gave the agency Judge Edwin' P. Chapman ers congregated outSide. Demonstrations May End million for the current al- He said it had a good record car Thursday in 12 degree below II the Si Still Sign Little It ocli of con zero weather On his last birthday in Noem v- itBoslon Gano---War-- There were indication Sal- though the administration had limited requested 515 million.

The new elusion in 1963 of gon that anti-government dem-. Lady Churchill Behind the steering wheel was 11 held her hus I upp ons rations may soon be halted ..1 (r funds Would be for fiscal year nuclear test ban treaty by the Ernest B. Poegel, 41, who plead- hand's arm as he moved' -slowly 1966 which' begins next July United States Soviet Union and (AP). 'the. String of gangland Slayings.

Two representatives of central ed guilty to going through a stop to the window He looked ex through fiscal 1969. tiitain. The which bans sign. Poegel, a The body of an ex convict Was The firefighter: 'aoteteran of Vietnamese student group op- SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) 'cripple, would tremely all but underground tests now 18 th posing the- 'civilian goeernment T.

years on ire orce Blossom' who as su: Johnson's znessage was the fi found beaten and shot in the a have had to be tarried into Mu- After he slowlymad hi back total 107f has been signed by could not identify thir man called on the chief of state, permtendent of Little oc form of a letter' to Seni- Carl nicipal Court if the judge hadn't, sign with the two fingers of the head today in the 16th na nations. France and Red Chin- the Roxbury Phan Khac Suu. Ha den 11Ariz president pro Ark schools during 'the 1957 y- donned his overcoat, and gone of his right Sir Vinston- gangland-style slaying in Greater have-mot signed. They are-the outside to hear the Case was led awa by tem-pore of the a te an only nations in adtio lis f- me li-ithheM Ab 300 '1 ddh integration there, About ea ing ii is in egra ion ciisis ere, le mei, ondlnio the Bfiston in. 10 months: Na II House Speaker John W.

i monits ave. been meeting a He. was 58. Unted States, Union and Poegel was fined $25.. wife.

The victim, dressed only in tin- Police refused to discloser.the,-their --Son- headquarters Blossom had The President said the Se superm- Cortitackr D-Mass. Britain o-- have nuclear ear weap- h. h- 1 dershirt, storts. a necktie and firefighter's name imm at y. edi el Unit- past two days, planning ne Blossom of San big; ons cie--are building Johns SOX, was identified through fin-.

Rasmussen was The monks apparently strategy. must remain North E' ast Independent "School Johnson said on Pearon-Me getprints as Robert Rasmussen Pollee, said, that be intent on a continued anti- ant. to danger hut also et District since he resigned at the United States has estab 36, of Dedham. identified' foe six -1- gavernnient title but informants be vigilant for opportunities At oe an mov eie in for improving I II -'ed tions is ed a direct' communi a He had been released fraM Islas- His was found-on. ke -said the monks were trying to 5 he hapes for i Tg, A 41, State Prised' Street, A little of road iii- the- Washington and i-- the spripg of.199, link -between halt go uto months after' serving' time Silver Lake regiqn of Wilmington, aDurin Authored Integration Plan the past week; demon- Basis Sought for Proposals popularly known as for '20 miles no4theast of Bostoh.

the Hot Line has joined in a Po strations and anti government Ile died at his home: abolit Fireman Asks Protection Said Rasmussen afipar resolution a ainst intro- Ificials said one of the ma7, res i ectio -0' 3.30 Death t'' ii strikes have been staged daily a.m. eat st s--- President Johnson, working work on their major item of ently Was killed elsewhere and jor benefits of the increased in (limn Trt and eth a coronary oct -I usion a un would to permit ed eons in outer space, -during weapons and relaxing at his Texas ranth, business the tariff agreement At about the same time A his body dumped in Wilming- a Nang oul be initiated -ks and has ap cutbac 4-d c-i i awaited the arrival late today was done in advance of the man found the frozen body, a 13os ton. There was no sign of blood or er coastal towns calling for the been under metre care. for aims agency to conduct more the planned production of' s- ten Canada's Prime Minister Lester ous er reinter ran firefighter walked into a-Bos---' 'a struggle It the spot where the Premier --T VA oubl research into what kinds sionable material." Pearson to put finishing 'touches ton police station and asked for 'body was found Bloom Was: author of a neer' disarmament proposals In addition, the --President on a pact to1pe out U.S.-Cana- protection, 'saying I may be the Arrests have been made only in rout t-approv ed school- integra- ifininninnnanininunninnutinitunnuunnunr-, Little ---h might be made' and how they said, the UnitedStates has put dian auto tariffs. Signing, of the agreement on next one to he one of the 16 slayings-that of (ion plan or Rock ic before the GneVa disarmament could.

be, safeguarded auto tariffs was postponed--sev- The firefighter said he and John William. J. Treannie, 23 whose Arkansas Gov. Orval E. Faubus temporarily Signing ay Saturd? Forecast cast FiveDay The a re agency conducts research conference- now 1 1 11 38 Cambridge ked hod nullified in ordering National Id from era times last minute hag urray, a hacked up as found in projects in le ranging rom in recess'- "a number-of im Johnson and his visitor may gling over details.

But only a teamed up with a third man to rob three suitcases in a vacant lot -in----The---temperatures through. Guardsmen to desegrega- concrete pro -osals for how armaments could. be in portant, concre be able to sign the agreement few details --remathed to be a Roxbury Used car parts- place of Boston's South End, Wednesday will average 8 de tion of the city's Central High spected and counted to the ef the control and reduction ot- before Pearson leaves sometime worked out in advance of last Dec; 3. One of the two men eharged with below the seasonal School -in 1957. which aareemen feels of how closing of defense on wh agreement Saturday.

the US. son's visit. Murray was slain with a single is William Mut- of 22. told Presideht. D.

Eisen, plants would affect a nation's has not been aehieeed Congress would have ---to pass -The pact would abolish an bullet in the back of the head just 35, brothesvf slain John F. with snow again about hower then used federal troops economy special legislatin before the American tariff of 612- per cent five ago-the 15th victim in Murray. to enforce integration. Many of there Pending roposa grarch projects agreement could be full oh and 812 per cent on cntracted with private ullutimunimmlitunutmounoluilillmim Foster -listed major pending tive- most parts. The Canadian duties firms; Officials said the re- being designed to roposals as The pact, subject of months of that would be scrapped range search prograni freeze suffered when roduction of strategic.

les 'negotiations, would abolish both from .1712 to per cent on' finished 1 ereury -ln ou 1 utoes In a gl Con ess cut the agency's budget eakets halt ery eludes such uclr deliv countries' tariffson new autos 'vehic 25 per cent on parts. hat ar as roc, to productio an of auto parts --shipped t---The latest figures, for the first '1 nuc Johnson said Was request- fissionable lear materials across their common border, nine, months of 1964, show $455 ing the additional funds "be- for weapons use to reduce the Ohnson, who flew- to -the million of American vehicle and 5 it is my purpose to inten- danger of surprise attac er ranch With his wife Thursday parts sales to Canada compared I 1, ,..4.,, our efforts in this critical 4 misealtul tion bset- -1 0. sso night for a three-day stay, ex- Canadian experts of area of disamrament. -41--" ting- up. obSeration posts oer vv.

i 1 a I pected to have relaxed, infer- million. Adn -imistration officials indi the world, and to present non- 1. .) 1-1tkil A otp- Z- 01111111111111111111iiiiiiii1111111111111111111111111MAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111t i- li, that the United States nudlear countries from 1 --k, press -hardest for an tea weapons, nuclear -Thievery I 1 4-- '1 magreement among nuclear 'pow- 'Officials said the four-seat Or gamze oo-, -4- thorization, which '''''s. S. -v, li) Iilt ers not' to give nuclear weap- $J5-million au 950e' A- ons or the President asked for the dis technology to countries.

N- Suspected ill Berkshire, 4 i 4, armament a 4- not now possessing these weap l' A agency was to -finance research I i' T--- 0.1 rpergoiuirecets. It is expected that the 4 Despite the vast ,1. defensiVe' A Went ask an appropria- posver of teis country, the Presi- President I', t. ii. 1.,...,., 5- non to $11 -million dent said the effort to stop (ion of $10 it rs, VI 0 -3, the ment spreading of nuclear, Weap- to finance the disarma t's i '1 ons "is essential to our security, agency for the next -fiscal 14 1'1 i I 1, 2 i 1 (,4111 i i a 1 I 1 i -S4tellite Cornnikiti-0 Front- Seen Behind Meeting C411: t-- all 1 1 ate ite Seen Be I (UPI)The Soviet similar- setup, in the event event IX 0 7:, 4.

,) 1 1. I I 'f 0 t-'-s; 4 'f', 8. 'I OW s. 4 0 4.) '41, I. 1 7 I 1 I 1 i I -esadivn I fk 'Union intends to revive a plan multinational Western nuclear 1 4., for nonaggression -'pact force is created which they fear among its European satellites would give West' Germany ac- t.o.,,,...

S. io and NATO nations. diplomatic cess- to, nuclear il i. -reported today. Russia, 'earlier- this.

week notice on Britain I The idea is believed to be Nelirv: she is opposed the British 't -4 It j4c k. one of the reasons. behind' the project as well the 4, convocation. of the; Varsity -ir 4 i consultative The Poles have ICormauttleenin the Polish capital I lately With, increased, empliais nuclear i they fear rmany ac his it airi that he Br Iii5h as to the emphais A 4 2.. sour es 4, 0- 1: I' '''''') 4 :1 4: I's I Union 0 lDn.

T. t.t. seenNpnoodn'lEsa: Ugue tgdroPor i and NATO 0, nationt, The idea is believi ti, p(o, onatecl vroosef a tfihpoetvo 1 ir a 'Tueesedn Litwin! This of Briggs. Schoolers covered up d's much as possible morning route to getting educated. the county was especially hard By RICHARD ROGIN hit on two successive weekends WILLIAMSTOWN A secret lastAugest.

ring I of "dognaPers" may be Miss Henry said that the loose in the rugged frontier thefts of family and hunting country here and cross the bor- dogs on for der in Vermont according to several yeare." Since the deer police; animal protectipn groups season last November, she has and dog ow nets received of 10 missing The thiev i are said to oper- dogs None has been seen again, ate through local tip-off men, dead or alive. who occasionally use bitch dogs Investigating detectives froin ft in heat to lure males into my- the Massachusetts foe terious- pickup trucks. 'the Prevention of 0-deity to Atli' The traffic in the great canine mals (MSPCA) in Boston Miss caper is reported heaviest in the Henry said have reported three sale of hunting dogs and the trucks working the New clandestine delivery of dogs for England area in rac- laboratory ket. She said two of the trucks Miss Jeah Henry, director of have Massachusetts license the Bennington County (Vt.) H11- plates, while the third has mane Society, said yesterday, 'Mode Island registiation. feel pretty strongly that there is Mysterious 'Truckg' an organized effort to steal dogs." Capt.

Robert Murray, chief Following the recent sus- agent fore-the A1SPCA in Bos- I picious disappearance of two Jo- ton, confirmed today that the cal dogs, Williamstown police society knows of the mysterious "under the impression" that trucks. 1 there might be a gartgof -dog have brought court cases thieves, a policeman said. against individuals for etealing 1 he said, "but we haven't High Quality 'Dogs been able to prove it is a syn, During the pest few months dicated affair." several hunting dogs, mostly He said he had no information have been reported miss- from his local agent of any num'. The, police added. the ber of suspicious dog disappear-increase In Tosses is small, they ances in Berkshire County.

said, the quality of th-- dogs is Murray said there are 1. very good. many reports of stolen dogs, In December 1963, Williams- but in eight out of 12 cases the town police arrested an out-of- dogs eventually Come home. town man for stealing a basset Missflienry said she felt there hound belonging to Mr. and Mrs.

were two separate theft opera-John Cook of Oblong Hoed-. He eons. "A great many hunting was found guilty of larceny and said, "are taken by fined $100. 7 local hunters, fellows who want Miss Henry said, "This year to make a fast buck." (1964) has been by far the worst. she said, could be There have been innumerable reports 1 of dogs missing in 13en- Dog Thievery 1 nizaton County." She added that Continued on Page 13 Aill141111C11 On rage 1.4 By BICHARD ROGIN the county was especially hard i hit'on two successive weekends WILLIAMSTOWN- A secret lastAuglist.

ring I of "dognaPers" rday be en' 4''' th t' th ry sat a loose in the ruzged frontier thefts of fathily and huntihg for eer has ing lin, OM iSS ree ew ac. rise. for" as c- The oldest spot in the shires today was atop Mt. Greylock in Adams. Lee Murat', an engineer at the Channel 10 transmitter On the mountain, said it was 22 below zero at 1 this morning.

)rcicr---2-'-: organized a taxi service to trans. port residents who weren't so fortunate'. The loWest temperature in the nation to the U.S. Weather Bureau this morning. excluding Alaska, was 35 below at Booneville, N.Y., and atop.

Mt. Washington in Nelty Ha.mpshire,, where winds were clocked at 96 miles an hour. The town of Mount Washington In Berkshire County reported, only 2 below zero this morning. Following are some of the oth litA I. A Ur atiaj a plan for A nuclear arms a4'Teanscsy, tahnenuoullnicceladI Sot i da te te t' eeze in Central -Europe.

Their political fears were 'the meeting 'said to have been revived by Meetings Pend With West the latytst diplomatic discussion, -r Ili pkimitic sources said the ill will seek to realign Wwn, Certhany of the exp la Irontier issue, Russo-East European policies preparation for the project- ed series of high-level meetings -Cro ssfiie Oc. curs. between Soviet and Western leaEaders st member a in coming mohths. On Israel European n- iOnS of the Warsaw 'Pact have JERES.ALENI Israel (Lan) been increasingly testive over Israeli and Jordanian' border exchanged fire today. nt establish- forces r- across the no-mans land sep- force.

arating the two countries in the mlletciltaedterael the a They Ih erfiUtid to be seeking Abu Tor sector a- military firth assurance from Russia spokesman' announced. that the Kremlin in will oppose No easualto vie leported'. 'the creation ny silcit force' An Israeli- border patrol wa either' the Ameri proposed said to have returned fire when pixed manned i clear, fleet it came under attack froms'two' 7 (MEE) or the ritish alter- Jordanian dlit native for an At ntic, nuclear, The United Nations truce suforce (ANF) pervisory organization arranged The East EuroOean satellites a cease fire; Israel 'protested are sting for some the incident to the V.Isi. JERUSALENI, Israel (UPI) Israeli and Jordanian border forces exchanged fire today. across the no-mans land separating the two countries in the Abu Tor sector.

a- military spokesman announced. No casualtie vete leported. An Israeli- border patrol, wig said to have returned lire It came under attack froms.two Jordanian The United Nations truce su- pervisory organization arrabged a cease fire. Israel 'protested the incident to the L. tho ntfinili Snviet news a plan for A nuclear' arms, On Israel are akking for some the incident tok the V.N.

ear arms, rope. ars were evived by discussion. the expla- tier issue, Ccurs 1 I (upD in border re today land sepies in the military leported. I trol wis lire from. two truce su- arrabged protested Winter's 'coldest weather numbed the Berkshires and most- of the northern" half of the nation.

today. A slight warming trend is forecast for the weekend, accompanied by, what may be the season's heaviest snow. The temperature hit a season low of minus 13 degrees at 7:30 this morning at the Pittsfield Airport. George J. Bulgareill, chief meteorologist at the U.

S. Weather Bureau at the said it was the lowest temperature recorded here on this date since the r-ecord of 22 degrees below zero was reached Jan. 15, 1951. The previous -low this winter in Pittsfield was a minus 2 degrees Dec. 8.

It will remain cold through it remain cola tnrough the weekend, according to Mr. Bulgarelli, and snow is expected i9 start falling this- evening. "It may snow all day tomorrow and the storm probably won't until Sunday," Bulgarelli reported. No 'Guarantee' As to getting: the heaviest snowfall of the season, the weatherman said "I want to emphasize that this is just an indication, not a The most snow we have had this was five inches Ouring a storm Jan. 2 and 3.

Mr. Bulgarelli said the temperature was expected to to 15 degrees today Ind drop 'only to 5 above-zero overnight. It is' expected to reach the low 20s tomorrow. A second snow stormay reach the Berk- shire next Wednesday. shireVnext Wednesday.

"I didn't dare look at the thermometer after that," he said. At 11 this morning, it was only 4 below zero on the mountain, "A regular heat wave," said M.r. Murati. Service stations throughout the Berkshire were flooded this morning with the usual deluge of calls from motorists who get their cars The cold weather caused residents on the hilltop town of Peru. to postpode ttdrannual citizens caucus 40 litinuteg last night.

Those who got their cars stbzlied Those who got their cars stb.rlad, er sub-zero readings at, area towns: Otis, 20; Lee, 15; Tyringham, 14; West 12; Lenox, 14; Stbekbridge, Monterey, 10; Sheffield, 12; Sa ,10, New Marlboro, 11;) Alford, 8, EgretnOnt, 10, Great ilarraiglo; 13. I 1 titt 4.