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jarl Mid Ihe Dutch By JOHN 111 ll jany Iroal.le In Ihe world. VRAMm'nr. HUM AMY tr! Itlii mai.tr Irtf of rana.i lniloil Natlorw, N. Y. Amlwivudor VaMt) Vleira (larin jHit.t into hi hrirfca.M he to walk out on Onrral Awmhly dolwle on Porlucal'n tliry in Angola.

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i nr iirif naiifkis hi iw- kirraiTnrrvfi in' An actremcnl wa readied Tu-t T-o. In Uaiirpiim a cLani ClV ot t-S. Lumoran Command. Th In ury hat forecast a W.9 billion di f- Ihe fuiure. and the fniicd Nation Portuga Debate ui ne iniormra tn inr ux Kirni.

Jrt lranport u.th men of ihr U.S. Arm, 4ih Infantry iXvltion louihcd ZZ .1" T. and maintenance area U.N. day for brtwid tariff rrdu tMint lir-J twern Ihe Kuroiean Common 1 M.nkrt and Ute t'niied Stale, It! wa officially aiuvmnccd I ll.mard lVirrn. Prei(cnti Kennedy tprcial aslManl f.c i a ii I SHOOTING THE MOON in down at Rhine-Main Air lUs out-rr In Germany, for about 10 dayt.

aide Frankfurt. rup0, IThon thry will go to the Hohrnfrlt Until the airlift It completed) "I-ong Thrusi' Involve! three iraining area. In eastern Bavaria, next Monday planri will I land-j battle Rroupt of Ihe or a onrlay maneuver In which Ing almost around the clock. Infantry commanded by 'planet of the 4ih Allied Tactical The airlift, dubbed "Long William F. Train, who it due AP wj tM take part.

Thrust II." ii the fimt ovcrtcn 'n Frankfurt Wednesday. The) Following the field exercle. one airlift ty the Strike Force Com-roop lake part In a four-day hatll. gTW? wiu f)y hack to Me-mand, a new unified Army-Air -N'ATO field excrciK In eattern Ba- chord. The other two will Join Force fire brigade organization jvaria.

forcei In Kurope for aeveral President Will Ask $92.6 Billion Budget nrTy xi il VXITKn NATIONS. N. -Porlusal ficcl hitter nutlerworth, U.S. ambassador to ,7 Wir Common Market, emerged frmn the Communist and African blocs Tueslay at from the rffi of Jean Hey. her policy in Angola pn-ned f.r rond.fnnatlon an4 memlier of the Common Market possible punitive measutrt by the t'nilol Nations.

Kxocuiive CommisKton. after a' Portuiruese Ambassarlor Vait Vleira Garin walked out meiung and announced Hie agree- 0f the drtatp with his delegation Mondiy ami said he would i. a fi iivf pnti r. 1 I. designed to ipeed U.S.

forcci to I A total of 87 transports 10 of month! duty. JVaiU.MilU., U. iciJ ru-Miinii ji-Miii-uy i nirnt take no part In discussions of charges of Portuguese terrorism vruwtvf In unit Poncrova Thursday a S02 ft hilllon tnenrllncl .11 i i budget for fiscal 1963, Including more than $5 billion for the; submitted lo the Common Mar iin AnSola' IT minn.ih.rnnnn nrolect and othor snare rxnlorafinn. ikel'a Council of Minister! and Ihe In a healed address, a heated adore, tiarin ac- U.S. Congress.

cused the United Naliona of hi is The budget, for the 12 months starting July 1, will be the largest U.S. Army Pulls Tanks Off Border New Army Plan Goes To Congress for a peacetime year. But Kenne Boy Blamed In School Fire Missing Details on the agreement were and described the debate at "mis-not released. A rommunlnue giv -jrhievwisly designed, from wh'ch ing the terms was scheduled for'only evil ran come to Angola and later Tuesday at Common Market to this organization Itself." I dy, forecasting revenues at a ree ord $93 billion, will offer a $100 Adoula Fires Gizenga As Vice Premier headquarters. I imlii-Mted Portucal would million surplus to keep hit pledge to submit a budget in Ihe black.

The initialed document Is not nf fl hmmd anv rf.nlulinn. 'POPE OF FLEET STREET DEAD LONDON -fi- Ilannen Swaffer, the "Pope of Fleet Street" and a legend of British journalism, died Tuesday. He was 82. Frederick Charles JIannen Swaffer was acknowledged to be a great reporter and a fine dramatic critic. As an editor he helped with Lord Northcliffee and Lord Bcaverbrook to immense power, but it was his personality that became legendary.

BERLIN lUPI) The United WASHINGTON, D. C. (LTD- MilitArv at It hat for expected to be submitted to the assemhly might put through Common Market council her jiolicles in Angola, rebniary. Stales Army announced Tuesday it President Kennedy Tuesday entmany JParJ wm be the biggest is nullinz back its tanks and ar CHICAGO Police report, ed tiie disapH-aranee Tuesday of a boy who a sergeant said made a statement that he set the Our ASK HtKMI VI Ml. Infrtrmnf aniiroai Ii an Army reorganization pian io npm jn lhe budget, ac Congress that involves major counting or more than half of all mored cars from the area around LF.OPOLDVILLK.

THE CONGO m.lteVof per cent the key Fricdnchstrasse crossing (UP! I Congolese Premier Cy- Poland. ro-ionsor with Bulgaria of a resolution calling on the Security Council to consider han'i on most Industrial goods exchanged between the Common I.U...K.-S Administration sources staff and technical agencies. Mid r)cnding figure would be Details were io be announced about $48.5 billion. Market and the United States, rillc Adoula announced Tuesday be had fired pro-Communist Stanley- villr ilrnncman Antnino by the Pentagon later in the day liOWEIt FOKEKiN All) I-uly of Ihe Angela School fa that kiiled 95 persons In W.A. The statement was reported by the Chicago Tribune.

S. Drew Brown of the bomb and arson squad said it is being checked. Police said tiny went to the home of Ihe loy, whose name wat Kennedy transmitted the plan to The President plans to ask premier of the central gov- the House and Senate with. a penalties against Ihe Lisbon government, was slated to Ihe floor as the 101 nation Assembly's Angola debate went into its second d.iy. The former French Congo also billion for foreign aid, it Exchange Prisoners T.r- irrnment.

point on the divided East West Berlin border. The Army said It was withdrawing its armor to Tempelhof Air Base "to Improve the dispositions of the U.S. forcei in the American sector." Observers felt the move indicated a lessening of tension along the border, where at time American and Soviet tanks faced brief, formal letter. It will become operative unless Congress takes Gizenga was captured Monday at Stanleyville, capital of Oriental learned. This would be about $165 million less than he requested last year.

Kennedy was said to be asking Statewide Candidates File Papers special action to stop it. Some officers have typed the shakeup In the Army Department I withheld, and were told by the I parent that he liad disappeared, Slate's Ally. Dan Ward said hi! was expected to blast Portugal I administration of Angola and to nearly billion for the National Province and center of his power. ELISARKTI IVILLE, KATANGA, by central Congolese and United jTHE CONGO -JV- The U.N. Nations troops after a week end of command and the Katanga gov-fighting.

He is now being held internment announced the exchange demand frmlom for Ihe the most far-reaching in a quar Aeronautics and Spare Adminis African lorritory. each other only a few hundred ter century. Studies aimed at re tration. It would not be spent en U.S. AliAINST SANCTIONS Monday night of all prisoners cap custody there tirely in fiscal 1963, in all prob SPRINGFIELD -(UPI) Here tured in Ihe December fighting.

Informed sources expressed organizing were ordered by Defense Secretary Robert S. McNa-mara soon after he took office last year. ability. However, agency omce could nor prosfrute lor arson liccaii.se of expiration of the tlu-ee-year limit placed by the statute of limitations on arson. In the statement, the boy said he set the blaze because he hated school and liked to hear the sound of fire engine sirens.

are the names of persons who would spend considerably more fret apart when the crisis was at its height. Soviet armor was pulled back from the crossing point some time ago, but last was reported hidden In a field in East Berlin still with A joint communique said 10 the African group would not Swedish, two Norwegian and two s.rk rx-naliies against Portugal filed nominating petitions with the Adoula said a judicial Investigation has begun into Gizenga's activities. He was seized after he defied a demand by the Congolese parliament for him to return to than this year's $1.3 billion. secretary of state's index division Irish soldiers were surrendered by The President also was expect One of the most controversial features is the proposed elimina Monday for statewide office: ed to ask Congress to approprl For United States senator- in striking distance of the Fncd- Leopold ville to answer charges of tion of the offices of chief of ordinance and chief chemical officer, Democrat: Sidney R. Yates, Chi ate an additional $1.5 billion for development of boosters and other richstrasse hole in the Commu nist-built wall that divides the city, cago "secessionist activities.

Adoula said that a decree ending Gizenga's term as vice pre space probe equipment by the De For state treasurer Republi but would limit its proposal to a call for condemnation and a demand for Angola's independence. Any resolution will need Western support to ensure the two-thirds majority required for adoption. The United Stales has made clear it does not favor any call for economic sanctions against Its NATO ally. fense Department, Atomic Energy Katanga authorities. The United Nalions turned over 33 Kalangans.

Brian Urquhart, chief U.N. representative In Katanga, said all the prisoners were in good health. Five Koreans Die in Mishaps can: Maurice W. Coburn, Chica Peoria Sues For J.P. Funds PEORIA -CP Peoria County mier would be signed at any go; Democrat: Francis S.

Lo- Fix Mine Blast Cause moment now" by Congolese Presi renz, Chicago. Commission, and Weather Bureau MAJOR FACTOR Achievement of the revenue sur dent Joseph Kasavubu. For Superintendent of Public Instruction Republican: Louis CARTERVILLE OF) Investi 18 Missionaries Slain at Kongolo LE0P0LDVILLE, THE CONGO W) Eighteen Roman Catholic missionaries were killed by soldiers; at Kongolo in north Katanga on phis envisioned by the President Bottino, Lockport, Ray Page, Diplomats said U.S. delegates had told them the United States will depend on many things over SEOUL, SOUTH KORKA-W-A gators have determined miners in Blue Blaze No. 2 coal mine acci Springfield; Democrat: George O'Hare Opens New Terminals which the administration has only hand grenade explosion and an Wilkins, Edwardsville.

accident at a U.S. Army firing ranee killed five South Koreans dentally penetrated an abandoned mine tunnel freeing gas that led to a blast killing 11 men. For clerk of the Supreme Court Republican: Mrs. Earle Benja wants to see a moderate resolution which would prod Portugal to grant self-determination for Angola. Jan.

1, church authorities reported CHICAGO Mammoth over the weekend. min Searcy, Spnngfieldf Demo has filed suit against a justice of the peace for allegedly failing lo turn in $22,000 in fees and fines. State's Alty. James Cunningham said a suit filed in Circuit Court Monday asks the court to order Carl Fry to rrmit the money. It also seeks $10,000 in punitive damages and forfeiture of Fry'! $2,000 justice of the peace bond.

Cunningham said Fry admitted he failed to remit about $18,000 be. tween May, 1959, and April, 1961. Fry has remained at his $8,000 limited control and influence. The deficit in this year's budget, understood to be more than $7 billion, is a major factor in the President's desire to put fiscal 1963 in the black. He wants to Tuesday.

twin terminals were put Into serv Claude Gentry, owner of Blue crat; James P. Alexander, Law- Missionaries who escaped the ice with little fanfare Tuesday at Blaze Coal said the mine in renceville. massacre reported the violence to Hare International Airport. Adoula To Visit U.N. WASHINGTON, D.

C. (Jfl vestigation would continue "to find the source of the spark thatj Months of work remain to be National police said Monday three school children perished Sunday when a hand grenade thry were tinkering with exploded. A U.S. Army spokesman said two men were killed apparently during a morning tank firing ex wipe out any impression that he is sacrificing fiscal soundness in im done before the $155 million facili Cyrille Adoula, premier of the touched off the explosion." I.C. President Heads Economic Committee the bishop at Bukavu.

The bodies of the 18 were recovered, the dispatch said. Another missionary was taken away and has notlicen heard from. ty will be finished, but its six new plementing his foreign and domes The explosive methane gas that 800-foot concourses with their 58 tic programs strife-lorn Congo, probably will visit the United Nations and also come to Washington next week, U.S. officials say. escaped into the mine before the blast Wednesday, Gentry said, CHICAGO -Am An Economic a year post during the investiga plane gates were ready.

The two story terminal build ercise Friday JO miles nortneasi of Seoul. tion. Development Committee has been President Moise Tshombe of Ka came irom a sealed tunnel near To Extend Aid SEOUL, KOREA -(LTD- The ings, costing $35 million each formed by the Illinois State Cham tanga claimed that the troops the point where the 11 miners have 210,000 square feet of floor space. Each is 750 feet long and SPECIALISTS' EVALUATION were working. The men, he said, apparently punctured the sealed tunnel about four hours before the 140 feet wide.

ber of Commerce, chamber President Harold F. Dysart said Monday. Waye A. Johnston, president of the Illinois Central Railroad, was named committee chairman. were under the orders of the Central Congo government in Leo-poldville, but reports since have indicated that they were loyal to pro-Communist Deputy Premier Antoine Gizenga.

foreign ministry announced Monday that West Germany has agreed to extend $37.5 million aid in long-term loans and long term export guarantees to assist South explosion, but were unaware of escaping gas. Korea five-year economic plan Trouble in Kremlin Gives West No Cause to Rejoice Midwest Demos Slate Conference INDIANAPOLIS tf- Democratic organization leaders of 14 states making up the party's Midwest conference will meet in In State Office Loot $8,000 CHICAGO OP) Money taken Sold the Electric Range Buying oction by Pantograph Want Ad rtaderi goi en of all tims. That who! H. F. on, 1 5 II E.

Cloud found out. PLANETARY CONJUNCTION Cataclys mists Lease Haven from an Illinois secretary of state dianapolis Jan. 26-27 for 1962 By ENDUE MARTON WASHINGTON, D. C. -4JB- So campaign discussions.

State Chairman J. Manfred Core big one but there w-as no account power both in the hierarchy and at the time of what Khrushchev te lower level of the party ap- paratus. sald- But this interpretation of Soviet Tuesday Moscow radio came up coings-on does not particularly with a story of a speech In Minsk please Western observers. Though oresumablv the same one lit is exDected that Khrushchev office safe in a Jan. 7 break-in was estimated at $8,000 Monday Office supervisor Edward A.

Riley made the estimate. He said the sum, previouly estimated at $1,700, represented cash receipt! from the sale of driver's licenses and vehicle license plates. said the state chairmen, vice chairmen, and national committeemen and women are being in viet Premier Khrushchev is apparently facing considerable difficulties at home, say U.S. specialists In Soviet affairs. But they add that the United States and its al ELECTRIC RANGE Weitlnhoue, good condlUon, 1511 Eait Cloud.

vited. which gave no indication the ad CLEATOR, ARIZ. Pre the group, says an astrologer Core listed the subject of the dicting a world catastrophe onJ forecast a disaster that would lies have no reason to rejoice. workshop-type series of talks as Feb. 4, a group which calls itself This is the specialists' evalua to "practical politics and how To Build Hosteli win elections." "hell in nature with storms, tidal waves, earthquakes" Henry Giclas, an astronomer at Lowell Observatory, said the tion of such Kremlin riddles as the strange story of V.

M. Molo-tov, the rift between Moscow and will ultimately overcome any Stalinist opposition, he might ba forced to take into account its views or return to Stalinist terror and eliminate the opposition. It is questionable, however, that he could choose' this second course. Khrushchev, It Is now believed here by many officials, does not exercise such a personal control MEXICO CTTY UP Mexico dress was an earth-shaker. These and other signs, say the observers, point to a struggle between Khrushchev and a strong Stalinist group in his party's Central Committee and possibly also in the secretariat, the inner sanctum of the party bureaucracy.

The Stalinist elements, the belief is here, do not form an or- plans to build a series of first- pianeiary conjunction Feb. 4 is Peiping with tiny Albania in the Observe Adult Day TOKYO tm Nearly two mil 'Sold to tht finf caller" wa fh. word from th. odvirtiier. It to tojy for you to ttll what you no longar nexf or km.

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Oeator, they say, is one of 12 locations that will be Unaffected by havoc created at the con junction of seven planets. Mrs. Tahahlita Mantuarni, a unusual only because the planets middle, the whereabouts of Khrushchev himself, and a reported class hotels in towns along the U.S. border to accommodate tourists. A spokesman for the recently lion Japanese youths celebrated will be in the same part of the sky.

"I Am a Man Day" Monday. It speech he made but which was "It ill exert only a barely per created National Border Bureau is adults day. a national holiday; not prmiea we aoin press The sneech. in Minsk, was de-lcanized group, but their number, over formulation of policy as ceptible force upon the earth," he: said, "We plan to provide all for those celebrating their 20th spokesman for the 22 adults in, bud. 'kinds of services and icrfbed in Moscow last week as a may be large and they exercise did.

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