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24 THE MIAMI HERALD Wpdnfhday Sppt 24 1353 Tourist-Packed Eiffel Tower Is Saved From Bomb Chehab At Helm In Beirut Lebanon Cahn In Changeover Whiteside Denies estimony Mack Swore to Investigators PARIS (UPI) A terrorist time bomb was found Tuesday high up on the tourist-packed Eiffel Tower An official said a would have resulted if it had exploded The attempt to blow up the farped Paris landmark came as police were alerted for increased violence by Algerian terrorists and anti-be Caullist factions seeking to disrupt Sunday's constitutional referendum An unidentified woman tourist found the four-pound dynamite bomb In a washroom on the third stage of the tower some 900 feet Rbove the ground The third stage is the highest level open to tourists A tower official said there were of French and foreign sightseers on the tower when the bomb wss found He said there would have been if it had gone off The explosive was carried hastily to the fourth stage of the 1000-foot tower now used as a television studio where police officials dismantled the apparatus without closing off the tower Anderson Ask Contract for NAL He Testifies WASHINGTON Miami Lawyer Thurman A Whiteside denied Tuesday testimony which his good friend ex-Commissioner Richard A Mack swore to before House investigators last spring Testifying on the controversial Miami TV Channel 10 case before a special investigating judge Whiteside also clarified some of his own testimony before the House Investigating Committee Weir Em Hailed Boeing 707 Jetliner Certified for Travel to beat Pan American in starting trans-Atlantic flights Original British plans called for the state-owned British Overseas Airways Corp to open its jet service just as soon as planes were available A dispatch from London WASHINGTON (UPI) -The government Tuesday officially certified the Boeing 707 jet transport as airworthy and ready to start regular passenger service between New York and Europe Oct 26 as scheduled Boeing President William Allen accepted a cerlflcae of BEIRUT Lebanon (ITD-Cen Fuad Chehab took over as president of Lebanon from Camille Chamoun Tuesday under the watchful eyes of the army He promised to disarm civilians distinction and without and to get US troops out of the country The takeover was orderly although the Christian Phalangist supporters of Chamoun remained behind their barricades and continued their general strike In the Moslem Basla section of the city Moslems celebrated with gunshots in the air and dancing in the streets Chehab' motorcade had to detour around the Phalangist barricades on the way to Parliament On the way into the city from his home Chehab passed near a spot where a fractional dispute had broken out three hours earlier Ten persons were wounded Chehab who resigned as army commander to become president was grim as he spoke to the 66-member Parliament which elected him June 31 He said he would pull the country out of its four and a half months of rebellion and turmoil by: of security and the rule of the state in all Lebanese of the pop-u 1 a i without distinction and without restoration of normal life and economic end of tensions in relations between Lebanon and some Arab states and particularly those neighboring Even as be spoke four US naval transports sailed into Beirut harbor to start picking up the fourth and last Marine battalion remaining here The Marines expected to put to sea Saturday A reliable source said the 8000 US soldiers in Lebanon had received packing cases and orders to start crating up heavy equipment After the Parliament session Chehab went to the presidential palace for a final reception given by outgoing President Chamoun After an hour Chamoun and Chehab spent five minutes alone and then Chamoun left by car for the mountain village of Ain Kabo stronghold of his supporters Tuesday quoted a De Havilland airworthiness from Commerce VL fc Sherman Marches Presidential assistant Sherman Adams marches briskly from his car left photo Associated Press Wlrephoto into the White House right photo on arriving at work Tuesday Adams resigned in the face of GOP pressure Monday but will remain as President top aide until replaced Federal Judge Horace Stern is conducting a court-ordered investigation into the Federal Communication Commission award of Channel 10 to Public Service Television Inc a National Airlines subsidiary A hearing examiner had recommended the award to WKAT Inc An investigation by the House subcommittee on legislative oversight last spring prompted Mack's resignation from the FCC Whiteside denied that Judge Robert Anderson ever asked him to contact Mack about the case Anderson now Circuit Court judge in Dade County formerly was senior law partner in the Miami law firm that represented National Whiteside stuck to his denial even when FCC Attorney Richard Solomon read his statements from Mack's testimony before the House committee Mack said that White-side recommended National to him Judge Anderson asked him Whiteside said Mack must have jumped at a after he Whiteside talked with Mark about the case and expressed his friendship with Anderson Aircraft Co spokesman as saying the firm was doing ev-erything possible to deliver Comet IV jet airliners to BOAC of Boeing's to Pan The spokesman refused to say whether the speedup would permit BOAC to open its service before the Pan American flights get under way Oct 26 So far neither the Boeing 707 nor the British Comet has been approved by the New York Port Authority as quiet enough to be permitted to operate from Idlew lid Airport Secretary Sinclair Weeks at a ceremony attended by other government and industry officials Weeks hailed the introduction of a in air transportation Pan American World Airways plans to start Tegular commercial service with the four-engine 07 Oct 28 on its New York-Faris-Rome route American Airlines plans to inaugurate transcontinental 07 flights in January The British are determined The Town Crier Governors Stymied on Integration By JOHN BOYLES Herald SUtf Writer LEXINGTON Ky Both moderates and diehards gave up Tuesday in their efforts to win endorsement from the Southern Governors Conference for a solution to the Integration crisis Two of the southern gov-ernors criticized President Eisenhower in his actions on the racial issue but for different reasons Gov Frank Clement of Tennessee said he felt president should have come here to meet with us and discuss the problem He should not have to have an Invitation" But Clement said he doubted any resolution calling for a meeting with the president and governors of all the 49 states would be approved by the conference resolutions committee which has indicated it will reject all proposals dealing with segregation Gov Orval Faubus of Arkansas who told newsmen there is nothing the Congress cr the Supreme Court can do to force sas said the president President Nixon and Federal judges ought practice what they integration in Arkan-1 id the president Vice i Hoffa Sets Transport Unity Meet BY Every year since then through the cooperation of Dr Jay Pearson since Dr Ashe's death we've carried on It's an honor and it's very important to us Few of you know that at Variety Children's Hospital we do about $250000 worth of charity work every year It That Broke WISCONSIN and the Hurricanes open the football sea-Friday night and there son may be 55000 there Of course means we must raise that mon-having been a e-v b-v Private effort- We A -'I no state or count' funds We aren't eligible to United Fund CHICAGO UPD James Hoffa boss of the sters Union announced Tues- day that representatives of transportation unions would Students in uniform from Jayne Mickey Sleep On Floor Court Told football Dade County high school bands ew or'i in Friday ill pass the cartons among I've an- you Friday night If each of 55000 would give a lit months to make plans united front in this field" Hoffa refused to There is $3000 owning on his Cadillac But he said he is willing to increase the child support payments for Tina nine the daughter of his former marriage to Mrs Mary Hargitay formerly of Indianapolis She asks an increase to $415 a month for the child Hargitay said he doesn't want to go that high He has been paying from $200 to $250 a month Whiteside also stuck to his denial when Solomon introduced a photostat copy of a statement Whiteside furnished to House investigators The statement said that Whiteside riety Children's Hospital many recommended appli- years ago Dr Bowman Ashe cation to Mack 'at the request sakj stick my neck out Anderson (You may collect for the hos- Whiteside explained that he pital one game each year Oth-used the term loose- ers will want to follow suit but ly in the sworn statement 1 this is said he felt and please go! along with me When we car- ned on the drive to complete Va tie we'll get a lot help a lot of suffering children make a lot of people happy Finest in UJ5 Tryon Palace New Bern is being filled with pre-1770 antiques It's expected to be the finest collection in the nation New Bern was the colonial capital of North LOS ANGELES Mickey Hargitay told a court commissioner Tuesday that he is so broke he and his wife Jane Mansfield are sleeping on the floor of their $76500 home have no furniture at he testified Miss Mansfield who is expecting a baby shortly and Hargitay her handsome muscle-man husband appeared in court to answer a child support plea of his former ife Hargitay gave the commissioner this additional Information about his financial station: He earns $500 a month as his wife's personal manager He had $10000 In cash when they married Jan 13 but it has dwindled to a much smaller amount The engagement ring for his actress wife cost him $7500 but he still owes $1000 on it His share of the down payment on their home was $15-000 and they still owe $40000 a few for disclose what unions would meet with the Teamsters in discussing the organization of units in related transportation areas into a council where they would have their The unions would not join together in one big union under Hof fa's plan but they present a unified front in this he said The Teamsters president announced the latest step in his planned transportation union council to newsmen following a speech before 600 delegates to the sixth annual meeting of the Teamsters' Central Conference In his speech Hoffa delivered a bitter attack against Robert Kennedy chief counsel of the Senate Packets Committee and announced he would never lead the Teamsters back into the AFL-CIO except an autonomous Kennedy Hoffa charged is man with no morals who lias personal vendetta not only against me but the Teamsters the nation's strongest labor movement" Lakeland? McDonald Kiivanis Pick DAYTONA BEACH (B Chester McDonald of Lakeland was elected district governor as Florida Kiwanians wound up their 41st annual meeting Tuesday They adopted two resolutions urging Congress to balance the budget and organize a foreign affairs committee Achievement awards went to Coral Gables Fort Pierce Lake Wales Cottondale and Fernandma Beach Lieutenant governors for the various districts are: Bill Chamblee Defuniak Springs William Farrioer Chipiey Ralph Davis Tallahassee: George Feme Lake City Charles Appleby Palat-ka Memory Martin Eustis Dent Lanier Brooksville John Decker St Petersburg: Sterling Hall Bradenton: Roy Perdue Alturas Lyle Woods Arcadia Beverly Sustare Cocoa Beach A Bitten Jr Fort Pierce William Gammon Lake Worth Joe Jolly Fort Lauderdale: George Cates North Miami John Barnes Tavernier Carpenters Veto Wage FORT LAUDERDALE Broward County union carpenters Tuesday rejected a $310 an hour wage offered by the Brow ard Builders Exchange Frank Pierce agent for the Carpenters district council said the vote was 648 to 113 Over half the estimated 1400 union hammermen took part in the secret balloting The result threw back into a stalemate negotiations between carpenters and contractors for a new wage contract March That March on Polio is on the march again this year We thought last march might be the last though the National Foundation never said as much opened an office in Miami Women's Club with Mrs Frances Ballman in charge as usual march in a n-uary I hear Bees on Wing Will Yon Live 6 Months? Greater Miami and Florida traffic falalitiet for the first six months of 1958 led safety ex I peris to predict new death records for the year The Herald challenged you on July 1 to lice for the last six months Here's the box score to dales Greater Miami Traffic Deaths Faubus Eisenhower's son should send his children to an integrated school If he is going to force integration on people who are not willing to accept it a He said grandchildren Vice President Nixon's children and the children a Supreme Court justice are attending private all-white He said he could not recall the name of the justice" (Nixon's daughters are attending Sidwell Friends a' private Quaker school It is un-1 dertakmg what it calls gressive one grade a year starting at the bottom It now has two Negro students one boy in kindergarten and another in first grade Julie 10 is in the fifth grade and Patricia 12 is in the seventh grade) With public schools closed in Little Rock awaiting next Saturday's election on the question pf integration Gov Clement said South is in the middle of the gravest crisis since the Civil Greater 3Iiami Deaths 1957 July 1-Sept 23 21 1958 July 1-Sept 23 25 CRON IV James Sr 74 of 6491 8W Brcond Are Tuesday Tracy Funeral Horn GERST Mrs Mary Belle 62- Of 3769 8W 27th 1 Tuesday Riverside Flagler St Funeral Home KVl nsFV Chris 67 of 7137 NE First Ct Tuesday Van Orsdd Ora-tisny Rd OWOOEO Mrs Merrede 70 of 3S95 NW Sixth St Monday Galgano Funeral Home ROSE Samuel 84 1501 Alton Rd Miami Beach Monday Gordon Funeral Home THOMAS Sr 63 2495 SW Fourth Ave Tucday Ahern-Plum-mer Funeral Chapel Want bees? a big swarm at 403 NE 132nd St Which reminds me the bee migrations this year are greater than ever known Nobody seems to know why Of course in these days of rising demands by the peasants i queens as popular as in 1 ye olde days Hot Peanuts? LIVERPOOL England The 3111-ton British freighter Boswell put into port Tuesday with a blazing cargo of South American rosewood logs cotton and peanuts Firemen took eighthours to control the flames Smallpox Raging JAKARTA Indonesia A smallpox epidemic raging in Butan Island East Indonesia has caused 515 deaths since January PIA News Agency KILLED SO FAR THIS YEAR: 112 KILLED SAME TIME LAST YEAR: 109 Chill Coming to USSnow Already in Montana Mootuise WEDNESDAY 3 SI PM Moonset WEDNESDAY THE WEATHER TODAY MAT PMBAMOaT US WfTHES luAU MIAMI HOIOA 1 PM TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1958 Sunrise WEDNESDAY 610 AM Sunset WEDNESDAY 616 PM 88 80 90 74 Local Temperatures MIAMI 87 79 Miami Bsach Miami Airport 91 78 South Miami Mia Ft Pk 88 79 FLORIDA Solunar Tables AM Min Mi Min Ml Tndav 2 45 Ml 3 05 :1 Thursday 3 35 3 554 in MV Friday 4 20 10 3S 4 40 10 4S The schedule of eulunar period printed boe have been tairen from John Alden Kmsht's Solunar Table Plan your dav so that you will be lishin In ood territory or huntinr In ood coter during these time if you ish to find the best apovt that each day has to offer The Major Periods are shon In hold face tyre These bein at the time hon and last for an hour and a half or tao hour thrrraftrr The Minor Period hon In reaular tipa tra at somewhat shorter duration Orlando 86 74 Pensacola 87 74 Tallahassee 90 72 Tampa 89 74 Tavernier 89 83 Vero Beach 86 74 Palm Beach 88 81 87 73 88 73 90 74 85 74 92 74 87 74 90 82 89 73 National Summary A doms of high pressure centered over Pennsylvania supported a pattern of fair kie over most of the region from the Great Lakes into the Northeast Tuesday with early afternoon temperatures in the 76s while partly cloudy skies and readings in the 80s dominated the pattern over most of the Southeast A few patches of drtgyie lingered in the uosiop-e near Anderson 8 while the moisture across the deep South furnished thundershower in Florida and a few patches of rain across the lower Mississippi Valley and into Texas An area of low pressure shifting from the Rockies into the northern plains has been preceded bf a brisk flow of southerly winds from the southern Rockies across the nations zridseetion By mid-dav temperatures in the 80s were recorded in the Dakotas and into the upper Mississippi Valiev A weather front stretching from the Canadian border across the Rockies and into the Great Basin has been followed by a flow of cooler air across much of the Far West A of showery weather from Washington state Into Montana was dotted bv patches of snow at hither elevations with snow and temoeratures In the 50 reaching Butte Mont Forecasts MIAMI AND VICINITY Partly cloudy through today with a few widely scattered showers mostly night and early morning High today 86 to 90 East to northeast winds 10 to 20 miles an hour today small BOAT Fast to winds 10 to mil? hour today slight to oeea-tontllv moderate in scattered showers Bay mostly smooth except ehw5v in scattered showers FLORIDA Increasing cloudiness through today Scattered showers mere numerous south portion today MARINE Jacksonville through Florida Straits East to northern winds through today 10 to 20 miles hour Considerable cloudiness extreme north portion partly cloudy south Widely scattered showers Winds briefly higher in hovers East Gulf Mostly east to south east wind 5 to 15 miles an hour through today Partly cloudy with few widely scattered showers Winds briefly higher during showers Apalachicola Clewiston Cross City Daytona Beach Ft Myers Jacksonville Key West Ocala Atlanta Char'ston SC Charlotte Jackson Miss Knoxville Baltimore Boston Buffalo Montreal New York 84 65 81 75 87 66 88 73 88 61 SOUTH Memphis New Orleans Raleigh Richmond Savannah EAST Philadelphia Pittsburgh Providence Toronto Washington Tides Miamt Harbor Entrant (Between Jetties) 78 50 80 55 78 48 77 55 78 60 iTlt (iHiamt Herulb MIDWEST Ph FR 3-4411 Clmsifid Ad FR 9-3711 84 65 91 75 82 63 79 56 84 72 78 51 77 43 73 49 75 45 78 55 82 57 S3 62 77 57 78 68 83 62 87 72 91 75 70 65 69 52 57 41 91 73 88 76 Statistics 9 im Sept 3 in Bar-meter (inches) 24 97 2)96 Relative Humidity 87 76 Hgbeet past 12 Lour 87 Lnet past 12 hour 79 yn Temperature 83 Formal Temperature 81 A ru mua 1 0 -rcy in temp tht month d-gree 6 Accumulated deficiency io temp mc Jan 1 degree 459 Highest and Lowest tlu da'e snca 1911 L89 and E79 rnfa for 24 h-ur in 6 Bainf Memh in inches 4 05 ft Ria 1 --'(Ciency UM4 Month is 89 J5'4 Jan 1 In mcne 51 92 fi-u Jfs 1 tn Inch 15 43 0 at tig'honae 7 A gator Eh Eli at Vote For tides at other points add or subtract these corrections in hour and minute to the Miami time: Fort Pierre (city dock) add 2 00 (Inlet) subtract 0 15 St Lurta inlet Oe'tles) subtract 0 20 Belm Beach (ocean! subtract 0 20: Hillsboro Inlet add 0 25 Port Evertlade entrance (jetties) no thante County Causeway east end add 1 15: City Yacht Basin Bisrayne Bay add 1 40 Cape Florida (west side) Key Bis-cavne add 0 55: Soldier Key add 1 05 Hasped Key Blscajne Bsv add 2 00 Anselfish Key add 0 25' Pumpk Key Card Sound add 3 00: Garden Cove Key Laro add 0 55: Larro Sound Key Larso add 3 20 Tavernier add 0 35 In the eastern part of Florid bay the periodic tide Is negligible Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Des Moines Detroit Albuquerque Ft Worth Laredo Tex Galveston Las Vegas Havana Nassau 77 59 Indianapolis 85 55 Kansas City Milwaukee Omaha St Louis WEST Oklahoma City Phoenix San Diego San Francisco Seattle FAN AMERICA 90 77 1 San Juan PR £9 78 St Thos VL' 8vib'crption Rites (By Mailt and Possessions Daily and Daily Sundsy Sundsr Pr Month 1 52 i 87 2 17 Thr Month 4 60 2 60 6 53 81 Month 9 10 5 20 13 00 Or Yer 38 20 10 40 26 00 Mil wbsenphon re in dvnc post offjr or exprots BionF ordr bnk drft or pr-onl Snd to Th Mitml Hrld Mi ml Fit Fntor-4 econd jri-ttt Nov 30 1913 BEAUFORT SCALE MILES PER HOUR l924 25t31 33 3946 47-5 55-63 6475 ABOVE 75.