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to lit the Storehouse 2 The Berkshire Eagle, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1965 U.S. Fellowships Honor Stevenson i Singapore Premier Charges US. Tried To Bribe Him Tax-Increase Vote Delayed; Weekend Compromise Possible. 3leds Spotted Voting Rights Through the U.tf IJ.S.

A-Test Issue in U.N. Ml Cosmos 5 feM UNITED nations, N.Y. WASHINGTON (AP) United Nations" will hon or Adlai E. Stevensons memory with a fellowship program paid for by United States, nnqTON -Members of the responsibility. But on -straight River, House chairman of, the Houe voted to defer, party lines, the vacation was Committee on Natural 1 Re- nr at least anotter wJk a de- urces, attempted Monday to risilstoincreasedtaxes andx The next move was to recon- have the bill aent back to his" take I Tong weekend8 to sider the action of the House committee butthe; sentiment S.

at. oveJZ Sim1 Monday, when Jt -rented. far tmaror. by JOHN CANTWELL (AP) Singapores Prime Minister Lee Kuan 'Yew claimed today the U.S. government once offered him a $3-million' bribe not to reveal that a US.

Central Intelligence agent had been caught trying to buy information from a Singapore intelligence man. Lee said he rejected the alleged offer. The charge dreto a prompt denial from the United States. State Department officials in Washington, in denying the allegation, said Lees attack -The the -The program, proposed by President Johnson and approved by Secretary U. Thant, will divert 1100,000 contributed to the organizations institute training and research Tor the fellowships At the start the number is expected to increase 8 to 10 foreign youths wilLbe given the fellowships to 1 The Rus- AP The U.N.

General, As-gisns said today they obtained semhly was expected to finish detailed picture of the re. lls Paralyzed 19th session today suits of a 1962 American atomic by rallying a agreement to test'-expiosion through instruments bury the U.S. Soviet dispute on a Soviet pace satellite." over voting rights. The Bulletin of tht Soviet Endorsement- of the agree Sion on July 9, 1962, was ob spetia4 committee on U.N. tamed by the Cosmos 5 satel- peacekeeping operations will life.

dear the way for the assembly test ban treaty outlawing tretum to a normal footing at nuclear explosions in the at mosphere signed on Oct. 2 sessionstartmg Sept. 2 U53 Mam point of the agreement Todays claim followed recent pplicabiUtyof ffiUVi the satlh.tef were engird to chartr wiu -not be raised with' spying missLf8 rcgard to United NatlnS turn after sibihty that a compromise will va, have been reached between the J5 Democrat, voting for reasons of preservation must against the leadership. be reimbursed. The measure Ways and Means Chairman now to the Senate for tax proals Anthony J.

Sc.belll of Spring- currence. back to the House Ways and field pleaded with his colleagues Briefs Means Committee for further A letter" from leaders of the chance to bring in a program serve as United Nations. interns at the Played inl he hands of Indo: nesipns who would like to see Singapore and Malaysia Lee claimed the bribe was made through presidential in- termediary in 1969. i "At a televised news conference he said he had told Presi- dent John F. Kennedy you can WASHINGTON (UPIJ The kei.

lt- U.N. Nominees Are Approved study, House Speaker John F. Jje Massachusetts Police As- Davoren huddled with Gov.that mightbe more acceptable ha, b'ccrl gent to mem. Volpe. It was reported that the On the basis of your vote bers of the jegisiature support-governor is willing to go along Monday, Scibelli said, we ing Gov.

Volpes stand on a bill with certain Democratic re have a better idea of what is ac seeks establish a merit forms, but he would still insist system of promotion within the that a program of increased rev If that is so. Chairman Sabehi uniformed branch of state po-enue has Jnformation that is not The letter says the proposal all proposals decisively, Uidicat- rights oughtlobe coS ing to Some that a large dumber ered t00 TheHouse 'ter are not fox any kind of a tax daf gave final approval to a bill program. 7 which would allow deputy reg istrars of voters to register per available in the record of the uIh fht rl proceedings. The House fell on SaSTor tadividuaMc i- regara lor me inaiviauai troop U.Sm Russia Agree Uon 111 0,6 Congo- Senate Foreign Relations Com- piamed, Dwight D. Eisenhower TVs Arms Talk Recess Article 19 provides that any mittee Tuesday approved the nom- was 1 Arms a ivecess country two years behind in its GENEVA (UPI) The United U.Nt Dues shall have no as- team Wltb 1961.

er laying a trap for him. States and Russia agreed to re- eembly vote. The Soviet Union, team 10 0 wun Lee -said, he had offered to dess the 17 nation disarmament France and 10 other nations are ne.w United Nations Ambassa- feeep tbe incident quiet if the fered conference again either next that far behind because they dor Arthur J. Goldberg. U.S, government gave Singapore officer largeVumsf rnTto wn7taa7th have refused to hinge, limited sales ey through increases in the in- come tax strycture.

Thg Demo- He said the operative had of- Cfatic program also includes a Singapore Intelligence nore positive proposal for aid to ed. Dwight D. Eisenhower Lee said Singapore security Thg nemratic alternative President in I960; Kennedy police had Caught a Central In- to largeums of new mon- inations of three members of a became president In January telligence Agency operative aft- week dr. the week after. to the sent The committee pay assembly assessments for peacekeeping information but the Singapore nor-s original tax plan.

officer had reported the offeto jt was an uphill fight yeter- The --without debate mediately cohcurred and sent it' giigjfr 5ss3 stj? urgedbVRibicoff as. wss ssm wmLp: hop. 4. fnirri rz st zs zxzjt, dooming to propose etther the osrorobly Mrorod cleor ot Ja Roorovolt, to ,3 roS- WU" floorloade' ds the Mastachos- highway progroro and do signed to cut down, on fixed The measure, believed to be traffic tickets handed Par by a r- 9 or Sept. 16 They will sound as recess dates, voting and never got down jo u.S.

delegate on the U-N. ind out the other business. Economic and Social Council, agent because ions 0f Republican FI it would harve damaged our gidney Curtiss of Sheffield, etta vacation The mea todays la7isTithKUala Lumpur (Ma- whodared that a vacaUon lBat WiU va wanted delegations on which date they at this point, after nine months the first -of its kind in the nation, rest.ng policemen vacillating Is the height of prodw-t ih iota, in laysia) and we merger The United State, announced Mn Eugenie An(lerson informed Its 1 r1 Gov, ortaSe eeJ insignificant them. prefer although sources Aug, 26 It was abandoning said Sept.16 now seems the like- stand that the voting penalty representatiVe orTthe U. Trusteeship CounciL -Tiest date.

should applied. w-as-tn-ged" Tuegday--by0 Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn. Malaysia removed Singapore lands from contractors, develop- a bill placing mmk ranches un- Thehations water suddIv re- Federation of Malay- ers and collectors, der the supervision of the state 3S LiSJfJTS Vermont Moves b.p. Mh i. d- daily use will mount to 600 bilg lion gallons against a projected supply of 515 billion gallons; he Against Signs Marine Volpe Asked Thanks LBJ To Make Job For Graham said in a Senate speech.

Our only salvation, he said, lies in water reuseThis means we have to begmreating our waste water by i removing the You hear it from every Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Now is the time to get inlon A aess Champ Fischer Qn oa(sj(les Wins 3rd Cable Game M0NTmJER (upI) NEW YORK (AP) Bobby are 4 555 highway billboards in Fischer, 22, U.S. chess champi- Vermont, but the secretary of maximum amfmnt of pollutants or)j has won his third long-dis- state.g offlCe says the number l( Al Vpt IJlltV through advanced waste treat- tance game in the Capablanca be gubstantially reduced- U1 1 memonal tournament. very soon a The tournament is being Joseph Moore, director of out-' PTITukGH, pa. (AP) uraham C.jLg Push Out Slayed ln Havana but advertising in the secre- Mar.be Cpl. Dennis Stefanacc toTSwlrttoTS OViet SUDS rusll UUI is cabling his moves from New tary of states office, said he has se7ed 14 months on Okinawa JJJJ Jfi JK uj WASHINGTON (AP) Navy York because the State Depart- 735 rem0val notices for and was unhappy about bemg iy roUgh and tumble noUL sources say Soviet submarine op- ment refused him a visa to visit billboards and signs since March 1.

ent ,0 iet Nam. jcaj atte erations have increased in the The removal of the signs was President Johnson has Th 55.yearK)id Graham who past year and that Soviet subs Tuesday night he defeated brought about by a series of laws a letter from the 2I-year-old sUnds 6 feet 2 and weighs 28d have been pushing out beyond Gueorghia D. Tringov of Bui- passed by the 1965 Legislature, Marine from nearby Ambridge poun(is suffered a heart attack their customary waters. garla in 22 nioves. One of them allows lust one sign thanking him for giving me the July 7 at Republlcan ciam.

per mile per business along the' opportunity to serve my Coun- bake in Manchester, He was re. highways, while another makes try. leased from Beverly Hospital a permit necessary before any The President was so moved Sunday but has been ordered to sort of billboard or sign can be he had the letter read to the avoid excitement, erected. Hodse of Representatives Tues- At the suggestion of Sen. Jo- Another stiff law is the one day.

scpb t. Ward, D-Fitchburg, which prohibits signs that are Geraldine Stefanacci, one Of Senate President Maurice A. obsolete or bad repair, or not Dennis nine half-brothers and "Donahue and acting Minority securely erected. half-sisters, said Tuesday night Leader John F. Parker, R- 'The changes in Vermont bill- when informed, of Jiis Jotter to Taunton reportedly are leading board laws were called abso-.

the President: a delegation to petition Gov. lutely necessary by gome leg- He was quite upset about volpe to appoint Graham to an-islators, and the resultant law going overseas 'again. At first he other post Back-To-SchooS SUPPLIES LOII BOXES PAILS pencil boxes BOOK COVERS Your PlymouthDealer is considered one Of the best jn wrote-discouraging letters. the nation. Reluctance Vanished FEUS by PapeY Mate 8 Die L00SELEAF BRIBERS NOTEBOOKS VuX etc.

Voodlawn Pharmacy, Inc. 820 Tyler St, Tel. 443-5160 doesnt have to shout to let you know you can Among the jobs mentioned as possible posts for Graham were a court clerk ition in Essex County antf a vacancy ofi the Industrial Accident Board. Free Prescriptioiv Delivery tv Tvri .1 tt But, she added, when he saw Hl Whisky Heist What the situation was he LONDONUPI) Thieves changed. "Hes a very compas-believed to have spent most of sionate person.

Britains long bank holiday Stefanacci wrote to Johnson: nr A 1 weekend in St. James bonded "Every one of us is fighting, Jjtate.J. (VAsk warehouse escaped Tuesday tor one thing freedom, gome -9- -T, with 9100,000 worth of whisky will never see home again, but jOF 4UU Canadian and gin in two seven-ton trucks, they will not have died in vain. police said. They wiir have died for a reason Apple lCkerS The' thieves were believed to one that is worth every man 1 1 have parked their trucks in the that is lost.

BOSTON (AP)( J. William ''yard of a -neighboring lumber He also told the President he Belanger, director of the state merchant and then broken into wished there were no war and Division of Employment Securi the warehouse with sledgeham- no killing but that he was very ty, said Tuesday he will certify mers, using bags of sawdust to proud to be fighting because it importation of some 400 Canadi-deaden the -sound. gives me a feeling of repay an workers to help pick the ment. Massachusetts apple crop. Repayment to what? To you, Belanger said the certification Mr.

President, and to the great will be made to U.S. Secretary free country I was reared m. of Labor W. Willard Wirtz. Many people both men and Belanger said the move war Zen have risked, and in necessary despite an intensive instances died, to keep month-long drive by his division our country free from commu to recruit domestic workers.

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