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low If. Th. Tlmts--Mrrjta wilh THE A June 1S-25 JIKDALS FOR 14 A I Fourteen men al Pease AFB received commcndalion a jcslerday from LI. Gen. Wai- trr C.

Sweeney commander of (he Slh Air Force, at the Jcasc AFB dedication anniversary. The 11, lef( to richl. were MaJ. Edward F. Fleming, MaJ.

C. Wiilley, SlaJ. William D. Oblcmcicr, Capt. Ronald A.

Bligjs, Capt. David Sloeffel and h. Sst. Arthur F. Holykay, all of (he 100th Bomb Wine; MaJ.

Joseph G. Masone, 1st L(. Rujjtr K. Moll, Isi I.I. Robert P.

Phciff and C1VO I'asquale A. Nollclli, all of the 503IH Bomb i Wlngj John Svoboda, 5I 3 j. Samuel B.Hen VsTl 1 James C. Kinn. U.S.

Diplomat, Red Boss Talk Of Jailed Fliers MOSCOW (AP)-U. S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson lalkcd with i Premier Nikita Khrushchev today about two U.S. fliers held prisoner by the Soviet Union since their RB47 piano shot down more than two months ago. The Soviet leader was preparing to depart by ship for a session of the U.

N. General Assembly in York, "We discussed matters of interest to both governments." Thompson told reporters after his 90-minute talk with Khrushchev, "including the detention of two RB47 liers." President Eisenhower said in Washington yesterday tliat one irereouisite for any meeting he might have with the Soviet premier would be release of the two 18 PAGES 7c MW 42c 1 4 State GOP Leaders Blast Loeb for Tactics Campaign James C. Kinn.y S. Waller a al, of 817th Combat Support Squadron. (Portsmouifi SKY HIGH The Air Force's ThunUerhirds precision flying learn thrilled Portsmouth area residents aRain yesterday, in a shun- al Pease AFB.

The FlflO jel fighter planes gave their performance at Pease's third anniversary of ils dedication. (Portsmouth Herald photo) Two Turncoats 2nd Group to Probe Code Men's Defection 3rd Anniversary B70 Jets Seen Possible at Pease prisoner since (heir down July 1. Khrushchev, for his part, made it clear that he still thinks Presi- denl Eisenhower should apologize for the U2 flight of May 1. Thompson declined to go into delails about today's talk mil reporters gained Ihe impression lhal he made litlle progress in the newest effort (o free Lt. Freeman Olmslead of Elmira, N.

and John McKone of Tonganoxie, U.S. Sen. Styles Bridges and the commander of Ihe Slrategic) a Ttlc have announced Air Command's Air Force said here yesterday (hey hope -omeday lo see Pease AFB the home of supersonic B70 jet bombers. These hopes expressed by Bridges and Lt. Gen.

Waller C. Sweeney Jr. i ceremonies at (he third anniversary of the base's dedication in honor of Capt. llarl Pease Jr. of Plymouth posthumous winner of thc Medal of Honor during World War ll' A crowd of 10,000 visitors, cording to the Air Force, at- lended the ceremony and open louse activities at the base dur- ng the day, highlighted by a Jcrforrnance by the Thunderbirds precision flying learn.

The B70 Valkyrie bomber, now wilh congressional alilhori- zalion for full development, is considered thc i a In manned aircraft for SAC use. It is planned (o be a replace- hcy for espionage. Lumumba Claims U.N. Interference In Congo Conflict LEOPOI.DVILLE, the Congo (AP)--Premier Patrice Lumumba's press office charged Ihe United Nations with interfering in mcnl for D52 bombers when the Ihc Congo's political conflict lo- ittcr become obsolete in a and said important decisions lid 1060s. The D70, if Us Ihe Unilcd Nations 'clopmcnt program progresses according to schedule, would Inlo use about 1965.

Bridges, in his talk, said he vill do "everything in his power" to get B70s assigned to Pensc. The delta wing plane Is planned for speed al three limes hat of sound, powered by six ct engines. Among Ihose prescnl at Ihc eremony were Mr. and Mrs. larl Pease parents of thc Irman for whom (he base is amed.

Also taking part In Iho open would be taken tonight. Lumumba's office put out the statement in the wake of Ihe Na lional Assembly's action ycsler day voiding attempts by the pro mier and President Joseph Kasa- vubu to fire each other from their The press office communique described the Assembly's actiqn as an annulment of Kasavubu's ouster order. ouse were Portsmouth area I oungs.ers. at the a nf ildren's lhc 1roublcd Con Hub's annual Chil Pease. A parade of Pease airmen and rescntalion of commendation rjtdals to 14 men stationed here also part of (he program, he medals were pinned on the icn by Gen.

Sweeney. Bridges, in his talk, also paid i lo the men al Pease and AC. The Air Command, said, "Is responsible, in pan, or the fact a we are involved It also indicated that (he premier intends to pursue his poli- a despite mouniing indignation over his acceptance of Soviet aid Thc Soviet premier is going lo New York aboard Ihe ship Ballika--called Ihe Vyache- slav Molotov before Molotov fcl into disfavor several years ago. Leaders of Soviet-linked countries Eastern Europe may join Khrushchev for a Communist summit meeting aboard the ship in New York. All of them also are I going to the Assembly.

The Soviet Premier is leaving Ibis weekend--probably Fririny- aboard the passenger ship Baltika, formerly known as Ihe Vyachcslav Molotov. There was possibility Ihe Bal- lika may anchor in New York's East River and (hat Khrushchev may live aboard. He could commute lo U.N. headquarters by launch to avoid hostile street demonstrations. The New York correspondent of Pravda.

Ihc Communist party organ, wrote Ihat Khrushchev's decision lo lead Ihe Soviet detegalion the General Assembly "has thrown inlo confusion U.S. official quarters." The dispatch said Washingion officials "arc afraid of Nikila Khrushchev's attendance at thc U.N. sessions," and thai "an unbridled propaganda of haired is being conducted in Ihe (American) press and radio." "Some members of tlic U.S. Congress openly urge emigre scum, the fascists wiio were hrown out of thc countries of Easlern Europe in Iheir lime, to stage provocations against the So- 'iet delegation to the Many GIFT TO UM1 This is Forest Hills Hotel in a i a HS-room resort In the White a i i trn-nn I I 1 I Program in hole, 'Most Grateful'' DUHIIAM Forest Hills Hotel in Franconia, well-known summer resort in Ihe White Mountains, is being given to the University of 148-Room Hotel Given to UNH Now Hampshire to supplement its academic program in hotel administration. George W.

Collier, owner of the 148-room hotel, will present Ihe properly to the university because of his inlcresl in Ihe University's "New England Holel School," President Eldon L. Johnson announced today. The university's Board of Trus- ces has accepted the unusual gift, Dr. Johnson said, and has ap- MIAMi, Fla. (AP) Hurricane roved plans for lhe operatlon of 3 TM areti hold under the same management when it reopens next June for the 106L season.

Henry C. Florida's Danger Dims as Donna Aims for Cuba vard loday and it appeared thai Cuba mighl be hit by thc full 'orcc of the kitler slorm. Thc danger to south Florida as Donna, witX 116 dead in icr violent uakc, failed to swing into a more northerly palh as hurricanes oflen do in approaching "Thc government confirms lhal Ihe army and Ihe police have not obeyed the order of chief of slale to lay down Ihcir arms." said Ific communique. "On Ihe i i contrary, the army and police re- 5 1 5 A TM" main loyal lo the republic. "I 1 1 7 1 I wli laltcr has nn in Bnn PrrAocalions.

a cold war, and not a hol'mier's protests. laltcr has the situation in hand. The announcement indicated a showdown was at hand with ihc U. N. which has silenced Ihp poldvillc radio, and shut down traffic at airfields despite thc pre More a 20 planes from a southern base in the path of Hurricane Donna were flown to Pease AFB here today, as a pre- Pctteys, who has directed Ihe hotel for Collier, will continue as manager.

Long-range plans for thc complete inlegralion of this valuable facility with Ihe hotel program on the campus have not been completed, Dr. Johnson said. Collier, who has other business interests in Florida, has owned Bridge to Close Memorial BridBc is solnjr to be completely closed to all traffic for 15 days, first of which will be Monday. The days will not run consecutively, will be spread over a period of two months. There will be signs it both (he Killcry and Torts- mouth ends pointing to the detour route, which will be over the Maine-New Hamps i Interstate Bridge.

There will also be relleclor signs erected during (he closing periods. Keene Sentinel Reaffirms Stand Against Powell KEENE (AP) Gov. Wesley 'oweli says "the editorials in the Keene Evening Sentinel are an insult lo Ihe governorship and an insult to the people of Cheshire County." Powell, seeking renomination ii a ac i ivi ma, a a I f-iiv-iiiniauuu in cautionarv mo4 toTnsure prl- safetv from the storm. The ha5 the hotel cx mary made lhc charge last night Force declined lo sav the exacl lc 1 TM'- cnlly and is ta su number of aircraft or give the MmA ihc i 5 JTM WASIIINGTON (API-A second congressional eommillcc is going lo look into thc defection of two U. S.

code clerks. A special three-man subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee was formed yeslerday High Court Denies Uphaus Bail Plea CONCORD (API--Thc Supreme Court has refused loi. i i Slales a TMalcn- to check on how Ihc Pentagon and Central Intelligence agency "recruit, screen, re-screen and clear their personnel." The House Commiltce on Un- Americ.in Activities already had set a hearing for Sept. 16. The group wants lo find out how the Ivio lurncoiils.

Bernon F. and William II. Martin, got jobs in thc first place with the super- secret Nnlional Security Agency. The (wo men charged Tuesday al Moscow news conference thai "We don't xvant war," he said, 'bui we will nol be bluffed and we are determined to be ready." Visitors (o Ihe base also had opportunity lo sec a number of exhibits and demonstrations, the lauer by Pease sentry dogs and jurto experts al the base. It appeared almns! cerlain I a Lumumba intended lo demand thai the U.

N. pull its forces out of Ihe Congo. 'i Thc U. acling under ils Security Council mandale, has taken a slronger stand in the past fnv In Washingion, trip Stale Department press officer, Lincoln While, said he knew of no request by Ihe Soviel premier to go anywhere in Hie United Slates other lhan thc New York area. Communist delegates lo Ihc United Nations musl get special permission from thc Slate Dcpartmenl to travel outside the area.

1 base, aflcr the open house ended, included dances for airmen at their clubs. Kasai Province where Jjimum- ha's soldiers have been trying lo stamp out a secessionist movement i Snvir-l aid. but Donna could remain fan enough south so lhal Miami turn to page tgo) get off rather easy." emphasized, however, that Dadc and Hroward counties on the lower Florida east coast should continue lo keep in Diplomatic sources here said Ilic top leaders of the Soviet Union's European allies would be Khrushchev's shipmales for high- cvel slrategy lalks during the Al- lanlic crossing, which may take nine or ten days. The Communist lelegalion is expected lo arrive in Very high lides Sept. IS.

thc day bcfore.for hc General Assembly opens. ICiiha number nf aircraft or give the name of their home hnsr. "ll rarely happens but in this case it appears that the slorm center might hit north coast of Cuba." chief storm forecaster Gordon reported sorls in Ihe White Mountains. Durings its 75-yoars history the hotel has been a land mark in Ihe North Country. Acniiisilion of Ihe property will make (lie university's widely known hotel administration pro- expect a slight turn to the gram the only onc which has ils louch with the hurricane advise ries.

There also remained a possibility Ihat Key West will get a sliff blow. Dunn said. The hurricane raged through he southeastern Bahama Islands oday on its way to lhc Florida I a i between Cuba and Key Attorney General Rules Out Probe Of County Race CONCORD Ally. Gen. Louis C.

Wyman decided lorlay that his office had no grounds on which investigate charges by a Rock-: nj npharn Counly Democrat thal! otfli improper about Ihese ex- jdily wilh which (hal paper is not at al familiar," Powell said. The Sentinel replied In a fron page editorial today that Powell's "characteristically abusive re marks simply reinforce our opinion lhal Hugh Gregg, no Powell, should receive thc Republican nomination for governor. The Sentinel editorial, written hy Publisher Ewing, said thc newspaper "has been scrupulously fair to Powell in its news columns and will continue lo be. Editorially, we have been definitely critical and will continue to be whenever in our judgment the criticism is merited." Ewing wrote that the edilorial vhich displeased Powell "wa careful lo nole a there was norlh coasl Sheriff George Sampson forecast.violated the election laws. central order bail for a 69-year-old New- Haven, pacifist serving a one-year sentence for contempl of courl in New Hampshire.

The vote was 6-3 against the bail application of Dr. Willard Uphatis. who has already served almost nine months of his sentence at thc Merrimack County Jail in Boscawen. L'phaus, a prominent Mcthod- isl layman, was jailed last Dec. 14.

lie had defied--on grounds of court order la disclose Ihe names of gucsls registered at his World Fellowship summer conference camp in Conway. Ally. Gen. Louis C. Wyman said he needs Ihc information use in a state probe of subversive: aclivilies.

a attorney. Robert il. Reno, said his formal appeal from the contempt conviction is now pending before the Supreme Court, which has once be-' fore ruled agalnsl Uphau.s. Chief Justice Warren and Jus- 1 (ices Black and Douglas dis- ing world pence. The Juslicc a in formal statement late yesterday, described as erroneous reports a Ihe FBI furnished unfavorable i a i on lhc pair to thc Defense Dcparlmenl before Ihe Iwo were hired in 1957 by Ihe NSA, a branch of the Pentagon.

a i a Francis E. Walter, of (hc Un-American Activities group, said earlier hc understood Ihc FBI had Informed the NSA and agreed wilh the majority, which rule were hirer! a i one of was a homosexual. He did nol i i i of thc two he A Defense Dcparlmenl spokesman said there is nolhing in Ihc personnel record of cither man i i a i homosexuality. The Porlsmoulh Herald Wcalhcr Station Readings 8 a.m. 12 m.

Temperature fW Sn i Direction XMV WStV i Vclodly 5 6 ruled against bail. Marnmeler 30.35 30.33 VISITING I This rrrw (lew Inlo Pease AFB today, wilh more a 20 olher crrws dispersed from Ihclr bsse In thc because of Hurricane Donna'i Ihreil. They are, left to rijhl, Vtrnnn X. I.uljer, I pilot; Ll. Charles D.

Parker, navigator; 1st U. Prter J. pilot; and Capt. Robert E. ilrcnfl commander.

(Porumouii Htiald pholo) Tiie attorney general made his niling known in a telegram to Joseph J. O'Brien of Rye. who seeks Ihe Domorrntic nomination as sheriff. O'Brien sent Wyman a telegram nigh! urging lhal an invesli- be made inlo Ihe circiim- slances surrounding Ihe resignation of Depuly Sheriff Donald A. Ring.

(' The Ifamplon deputy resigned recently in protest over Ihc sheriff's orders lo his deputies lo supporl only Gov. Wesley Powell, seeks rcnomination. and tcr F. Soule of S.ilrm. wlm is in Ihrrc-man race for counly attorney.

O'llrien's lelegram read: "fn view of Ihc disclosure of the resignation of Depuly Sheriff Donald A. i from Ihc a of i a Sheriff George. Sampson. 1 respectfully reriuesl' an of Ihe i a i by your office. tf "I fnrlhcr urge a your office determine whether there has been a violation of elcclion laws by Ihe use of law enforcement agency for political purposes.

It does seem a i public a who arc on the public payroll i should not he engsgctl in politi cal campaigning." turn (o pare tbrce) hpd-penditures." (Please turn to pace three) NOTICE Verne Filcc. D.O announces removal of his office from 72 Government St. to 12 Newmnrch Kiltcry. adv CONCORD Four Republican leaders In the state today joined ex-Gov. Hugh Gregg In condemnation of Manchester newspaper publisher William Loeb's tacllcs In the current GOP gubernatorial nomination- campaign.

The four three ex-governors and a former U.S. senator Issued a statement that they "can remain silent no longer" about Loeb's "tactics of innuendo and personal diatribe which distort, the truth and misrepresent the facts" about what they claim Is Gov. Wesley Powell's "dictatorial and ineffective adminis- tralion." Joining In the statement were ex-Govs. Robert O. Blood of Concord, Charles M.

Dale of Portsmouth and Lane Dwinell of Lebanon and ex-Sen. Robert W. Upton of Concord. Loeb's Manchester Union Leader is supporting Powell in (he lalter's campaign for renom- ination against Gregg and Rep. Wayne Crosby of Hillsborotigh.

Loeb's tactics, tire four GOP leaders said, "are all the more shocking and presumptuous" because Loeb "does not live in New Hampshire, does not vote in New Hampshire and does not pay personal taxes in New Hampshire." "This is Ihe man who seeks to divert attention from the failures of Gov. Powell by claiming that a so-called 'Concord Gang 1 Is trying to lead us down the road to polilical catastrophe," they said. "No such 'Gang' exists," they said, and individuals throughout the state are "alarmed at what is happening to integrity In public affairs." The four, in endorsing Gregg's candidacy, said the Loeb-Powell "alliance" pits "friend against friend, group against group, MC- against section and engenders mistrust." -They, said they "are greatly concerned about the irresponst- bilily of thc present admlnisura- lion in he Slate House and of Uw newspaper which seeks to perpetuate it." "We can no longer remain silent," they said. "To do so vould be a disservice to all the citizens of the state, especially those who have looked to us for leadership in Ihe past" Gregg In a television address, Loeb has become a "major" ssue in the current gubernator- al campaign. He said voters on.

Tuesday will be deciding if the 'publisher will continue to control the office of governor in New Hampshire." "Next Tuesday, the Republican voters of New Hampshire will select their candidate for governor. But, by the same vote, hey will be deciding whether William Loeb, the out-of-state of the Manchester Jnion-Leader and the New Hampshire Sunday News, will lo control the office of of New Hampshire," he aid. "The former attorney for the -oeb interests, Wesley Powell, now serves as governor of New (Please lurn to page tliret) VFW SOCIAL MAIN HALL St. EVERY SAT. I Known Loco I Bonrfi WEEKEND SPECIALS at A Fried Jumbo Shrimp Maine or Vi Fried i PORTSMOUTH FISH and LOBSTER Co.

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