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Car Plungesl Jlnrenrv iflurMtitg Nruifi Monday ebruary 21 1966 9 Now Battles in 731 Irby a Is AN AP ANALYSIS all fitfle better THa the Masonic Temple on Monday of Be watching tonight metric you could win this pliance to help with your NicholsOn the final prize in of SHOWCASE Specials! THERE'S SO MUCH TO BE SEEN ON MUTUAL TONIGHT amazing household ap 662 1676 662 2563 184 North Irby Street 288 West Evans Street to give oreman a classic old time courtroom orator opening and closing arguments Tlie de fense believes this is a case in which a powerful closing plea to the jury could be decisive The bulk of the evidence presented by the state in its 16 days was against Powers Cir cuit Judge George Schulz in structed the jury many times that testimony of witnesses was not to be considered against Mrs Mossier Neither defendant will take the stand This would give the state an opportunity in an at tempt to impeach their testimo ny to get into the record many letters and photographs that have been ruled inadmissable so far Among the witnesses called by the defense are two Texas prison inmates Virgil Nelson I Halford a child rapist serving a life term and Wally Mendez a narcotics felon These men will be used in an effort to impeach the damaging testimony of Billy rank Mul vey a convict from the same prison Mulvey said Mrs Mos sier offered him $25000 to kill her husband in 1962 and that two years later Powers told him in a Texas jail that he had stabbed the 69 year old financi er to death MOSCOW (AP) The British government came under fire in the Soviet press again Sunday the eve of Prime Minister Har old arrival in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders The Soviet government al ready has expressed its dissatis faction with foreign policies Wil son has been following and made clear efforts will be un dertaken to weaken his pro Americanism The over all aspect of the offi cial press toward Wilson sug gests he will have a hard time salvaging anything from his visit The prime minister will be the was particularly noticeable The party program said by 1970 Soviet Union will outstrip the United States in output of the key agricultural products per head of But agriculture has continually been the weakest point of the Soviet economy The plan says a source of income also be private auxiliary meaning the private plots that theoretical communism as en shrined in the party program likes to ignore The meat and the milk goals depend heavily upon private livestock The long range progam prom ised that at the end of this decade the working week now 41 hours in six days for most nonagricultural workers would be 35 or 36 hours in five or six days The subject was ignored in the new five year plan Knows Best Stakes Game first leader of a major Western power to come here since the new Soviet leadership took pow er from Nikita Khrushchev 16 months ago His special plane is due Monday afternoon and his first meeting will be with Pre mier Alexei Kosygin the next morning The prime minister is scheduled to stay three days Pravda which speaks for the Communist party said Sunday the left wing of the British La bor party is pressing for an ear ly election in the hope that aft erward it will be able to lessen support for the Unitec States in Viet Nam to la no Several officials who declined to be named termed the US decision hypocritical At a news conference here US Ambassador Elbert Ma thews tried to explain the Amer ican position But he apparently failed to convince Nigerians Attacks on the United States in Nigerian and Ghanaian pub lications and broadcasts are the harshest since race riots in Los Angeles last year The Daily Times of Lagos said in an editorial Saturday Ambassador Mathews was proving to his Nigerian au dience is that there is a wide gulf' between morality and law By allowing the Rhodesian re bels to establish an information center the United States is indi rectly encouraging the dissemi nation of false news about racial superiority and white civiliza tion a type of propaganda which appeals to the gullible American the paper added most widely read columnist wrote in the same paper of the most romantic things about Americans is that they can be so charmingly stupid in the con duct of their foreign at Mayberry Van Dyke Report Dr Joe Phillips CHIROPRACTOR 5th loor (Opposite Post Office) Dial 669 7522 6:15 Weatherman 6:20 Sportsbeat 6:25 Editorial 630 News 7:00 Movie 9:00 Andy Griffith 9:30 Hazel 10:00 I Spy 11:00 Weather News 10:00 Paul Harvey 10:06 Caro New 10:10 Swap Shop 1030 News 11:00 Disc A Rama 1200 News Wea Mkts 12:15 Slim Mims 12:50 Wea News 1:00 Paul Harvey 115 WJMX Extra 1:20 arm 1:30 Music for 2:00 Rd lair Start living better this year with money cares left behind with old bills swept away A loan from us can pay your bills in leave you with only one low easy to manage monthly payment and with extra cash in your pocket See us today live a little better tomorrow TRASH PICK UP or Outside City Limit PHONE 662 0339 SUBURBAN REMOVAL TRANSER SERVICE LAGOS Nigeria (AP) The opening of a Rhodesian in formation office in Washington has made the United States a target of black African ire The US decision to let Prime Minister Ian white mi nority Rhodesian regime have a voice in America has caused mounting resentment in Nigeria and Ghana The US promise that it will not recognize govern ment and that it supports eco nomic sanctions against the breakaway British territory has failed to appease the criticis The kindest description of the US action in Lagos during the week was the diplomatic phrase contain in a protest note to Washington Government information offi cer Malafa said in a nationwide radio broadcast that the American decision the hypocritical attitude of the white races of the The government owned morn ing Post said it only as the official US ex planation One Nigerian official said there were precedents for oust ing unwanted agents Washington finds it convenient and He cited the barring from the United States of an agent for Premier Moise secessionist Katanga regime several years ago Ghana has assailed the US position as an example of what it calls neocolonialism and im perialism Black Africans find the US decision particularly irritating because economic sanctions have made little headway in toppling the Smith regime MIAMI BEACH la (AP) Informed sources said Sunday that AL CIO President George Meany is expected to try to blunt some of the outspoken criticism of President Johnson by other union officials meeting here While some officials of the big labor federation are blaming Johnson and Democrats in Con gress for failure to make good their campaign promises to la bor Meany reportedly will shy away from any direct criticism of Johnson The loss of legislation to wipe out state laws that ban union shop contracts is a major focus of criticism of Johnson Meany however is expected to tell members of the powerful AL CIO Executive Council that any major political break with Johnson and Democrats in Con gress over past failures could be fatal to goals for the fu ture got bigger fish to said an informed federa tion source in speaking of the upcoming battles in Congress to hike the minimum wage and improve the federal state unem ployment compensation pro gram Both bills are expected to get even sharper opposition from Republicans and big business interests than did the AL chief legislative goal repeal of Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act which is now dead for this session after a GOP filibuster blocked a Senate vote on it To many unions minimum wage and unemployment com pensation are far more vital issues than the unsuccessful attempt to repeal 14B which permits states to outlaw union shop contracts that require employes to join the union Thus Meany is exnected counsel hotter heads in the bor movement that this is time to break with the Johnson administration However Wirtz scheduled no meetings with the labor leaders as far as is known in advance of his Tuesday appearance WBTW LORENCE I Couoiidate Bins Cut Payments in RaVk Extra Cash Call Between 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM NATIONAL MTGE SECURITIES Ph 662 7023 Goodrich Store 662 4319 MONEY or Homeowners Vst 2nd Mortgages (Home Does Not Save To Be Paid ori 10:00 Eye Guess 10:25 News 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Morning Star 11:30 Paradise Bay 12:00 Jeapordy 12:30 Play Post Office 12:55 News 1:00 Jim Burns 130 As World Turns WIS 10:00 Eye Guess 10:25 News 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Morning Star 11:30 Paradise Bay 12:00 Jeopardy 12:30 Play Post Office 12:05 News 1:00 One O'clock Report The new five year plan says 400 million square meters of new housing will be built by 1970 But it omits the party pro claim that the Soviet housing shortage will be solved by then It seems doubtful it will i be The program promises a dou bling of incomes in this decade The average monthly income at the end of 1960 was $89 so doubling would mean $178 But the new plan promises only $12667 by 1970 Many production goals given in the program in 1961 or an nounced in 1963 as part of the program have been reduced by the new plan The following statistics show in order 1965 production as re ported recently 1970 production set in the party program and the plan goals now set for 1970: Electricity (Billion kw hours) 507 900 1000 840 850 Oil (million metric 243 390 345 355 Coal (million metric 578 686 700 665 675 Steel (million metric 91 145 124 129 Plastics (million metric tons) 1 0821 53 21 23 ertilizer (million 313 77 62 65 Shoes (million 486 825 610 630 Grain (million metric 1205 229 1693 Meat (million metric tons) 96 25 115 12 Milk (million metric 724 135 833 854 The drop in agricultural goals 4 with CASH to pay your bills 10:00 CBS Morning News 10 25 Drs House Call 10:30 The McCoys 11:00 Andy of Mayberry 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12:00 Noon Wea News 12:15 Aeri Busi Med 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 5:30 Leave It to Beaver 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Lila McLeod 1:30 As World Turns 7:15 Moore Jr Hi 8:00 Royall School 8:25 air 8:30 US Air orce 8:55 News 9:00 Record Room 9:55 News Spts 10:00 Dick Clark Bin uwen 10:10 Record News 10:55 News 11:00 WJMX Extra 11:05 Dream time ebruarv 21 at 8:00 pm for the purpose transacting business Mem bers urged to attend Visiting Masons will be welcomed Powell WM Holladay Secty (eb 19 20 21) 5:30 77 Sunset Strip 6:30 Huntley Brinkley 7:00 7 Report 7:30 Rifleman 8:00 John lorsythe 8:30 Dr Kildare 9:00 Andy Williams 10:00 Run or Your Life 11:00 II O'clock Report 11:30 Johnny Carson CHANNEL 13 6:20 WBTW Eve News 6:30 CBS News 7:00 Zane Grey 7:30 Tell the Truth 8:00 Showcase 8:30 Lucy Show 9:00 Andy Griffith 9:30 Bewitched 10:00 :00 Weather News 11:15 Sports (mutual (AP) MRS MOSSLER LEAVES COURTROOM OR WEEKEND Her Triol in Miomj Murder Resumes Monday MASONIC TEMPLE A regular communication of Amity Lodge No 340 AM will be Soviet Press Attacks British Government UP TO s5000 Into Creek Killing 7 EL DORADO Kan (AP) i Seven persons drowned when their car plunged into a creek off US 177 three miles north east of El Dorado during a driv ing lesson Saturday night Vic tims were a 52 year old grand mother her three daughters and three grandchildren The car was discovered and pulled out of six feet of water in Satchel Creek on Sunday A flat tened stop sign skid marks and an oil slick on the creek just below Lake El Dorado Dam led to discovery of the car It had been reported missing since 5:30 pm Saturday Dead are Nellie Hudson her daughters Lottie Turner 18 Jo Ann Turner 18 and Edetta Tur ner 9 and her grandchildren Pebbles Sue Turner 27 months old Jeffrey Turner 4 months old and Marcie Murray 6 all from El Dorado A daughter who did not ac company Mrs Hudson Lois Jean Murray reported them missing and told the office Lottie Turner had taken Mrs Hudson on a driving les son The Murray child was Mrs The other children were those of Lottie Turner Bob Green former Butler County attorney lives near the scene of the accident and found the flattened stop sign and skid marks He reported them to the office A deputy who investigated spotted the oil slick and summoned other officers After a search they located the car in tne water and ordered tow truck and diver 2:30 A Time or Us 3:00 Gen Hospital 3:30 Young Marrieds Too Young 4:30 wnere Action 5:00 Maverick 6:00 News 6:15 Ed Webb CHARLOTTE CHANNEL 3 2:00 Password 2:30 Art Linkletter 3:00 Love of Lite 3:25 News 3:30 Edge of Night 4: Ml Secret Storm 5:00 Mickey Mouse 5:30 Leave it to Beaver 6:00 Early Report News Defense Testimony Due Today in Mossier Case Spring Cleaning He's Joe Sealab for Oil Workers Eyed LONG BEACH Calif (AP) A starfish shaped seabed village housing 50 oil well workers at depths down to 1000 feet will be proposed next week at an off shore exploration conference Leon Danforth 29 a hydro dynamics! with Northrop Nor tronics says the project called could be built imme diately at a cost of about $6 mil lion Offshore surface drilling plat forms cost twice that amount Danforth said in releashing a technical paper prepared for delivery at the conference Danforth has drawn detailed plans for a three level metals capsule housing instruments and equipment from which ex tend five arms containing living and working quarters this season MIAMI la (AP) The de fense takes over Monday hop ing to unravel a web of state produced circumstantial evi dence linking Candace Mossier and her nephew Melvin Lane Powers with the killing of her wealthy husband State Atty Richard Gerstein said the prosecution planned to put one more witness on the stand then rest the state case about an hour after court open ing Mrs (Mcssler indicted with her nephew on a charge that they plotted the death of her husband for love and his money went back to a hospital over the weekend but was expected to be in court when the trial resumes Previous illnesses have side lined the blonde defendant three times since the trial opened five weeks ago ifty one subpoenaes were issued by the defense but attor neys expect to use only about 25 of the witnesses most of them from Texas home of the two defendants All witnesses were called by attorney Clyde Woody in behalf of Mrs Mossier but the majori ty actually will testify for Pow ers Percy oreman attorney for Powers will offer no wit nesses and no exhibits The purpose of this strategy is CHARLOTTE (AP) The petite North Carolina college girl who supported women suf fragettes in the United States 50 years ago is fighting today iui wuinen ngms inrougn tne unneu nations Mrs Gladys A her hair now gray but her speech still slow and Southern says she is fascinated with her post as the US delegate to the United Naitons Commission on Status of Women is more custom and tradition to break down when it comes to eliminating discrimi nation because of sex than there is in ending racial or religious she said The United States has heen a leader in raising the status of women Mrs Tillett said but there still are areas where this nation could take the lead Women were given the right to vote with the 19th Amend ment to the Constitution in 1920 years after Mrs Tillett was graduated from College of the University of North Carolina many countries had equal pay for equal work by women before we Mrs Tillett noted The 1964 Civil Rights Act was the first federal law guaranteeing women equal pay for equal work like to think we are work ing through the United Nations to open opportunities for wom en and not just spelling out she said women are taking ad vantage of these she added at Indira Gandhi the new prime minis ter of India That is a tribute to the Indian Mrs Tillett talked about breaking down the barriers for women around the world during an interview at her large home Charlotte last week She is now in Geneva Switzerland forhis session of the UN Commission on the Status of 1 Women beginning Monday "Women are the custodians of social change because they rear the she a i i "They can pass on taboos and 1 superstitions just as easily as I new ideas "You must awaken the worn MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet follows so its plan will become Union has slowed down on the I the official directive later road toward the promised land of communism The five year economic devel opment plan published Sunday shows this It reduced 1970 goals set in the Soviet Communist 20 year program as road guides toward achieving the millennium of good living by 1980 ormer Premier Nikita Khrushchev made big promises when the party program was adopted at the last party con gress in 1961 His successors have set themselves more re alistic goals in the five year plan that will be adopted by the next party congress opening March 29 Nothing was said Sunday about the old goals Soviet lead ers have a way of announcing glorious plans to their people without mentioning that the peo ple had earlier been promised even more glorious things Nor is anything likely to be said at the coming party con gress about the discrepancy be tween the party program for the 1961 80 period which will theoretically remain in effect and the five year plan for 1966 70 No one is even so indiscrete lere as to mention publicly the failures to fulfill promises Instead the emphasis in the ive year plan that appeared Sunday in Pravda the party newspaper is on substantial rise in the living standards of the The party lays down policy which the Soviet government WHEEL $350 ALIGNMENT Meany May Try fo Blunt LBJ Criticism MRS GLADYS TILLETT Delegate to UN en in order to awaken a coun try and have it move Mrs illett believes trained intelligence in both men and women is a greatest weapon and therefore women must share in opportunities and rights femine half becomes the lost half if we utilize she said noting that women comprise more than half of the population President John Kennedy appointed Mrs Tillett to her post in 1961 and she was reappointed by President John son The 73 year old widow was working in the top echelons of the Democratic Party even in the 1930s Her proposal that a woman be named chairman or vice chairman of every party unit up to the national level was adopted Her husband was a prominent Charlotte attorney and they had three children Two live in Charlotte and one is with hbr husband in the Middle East Her experience as a political party worker in North Carolina and as 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