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On Ship Planes 900000 IMM a Tho Inoxvifla Eews-Seniinef Twsday Inn 22 1 9S3 Fcga 3 Injured In Fall A jeceptionistRt OTs West Hall dipped on iqr sidewalk outside the coeds dormitory yea to-day and suffered a fractured -i Mr MildnxI Byers Wallace 53 of 305 Glenhaven Rd wu ad mltted to Presbyterian Hospital (Advertisement) Shippers Study Proposal To End Dock Strike NY Newspaper Guild Calls far Renewal of Talks is This high-riding trio officially opened groundbreaking ceremonies for the Downtown Loop but they weren't going anywhere when this pic- ture was taken The bulldozer was cold arid a booster battery was needed to get started From left Thomas Copas State Highway Department construction engineer James Bradley Andrew Johnson Hotel manager and civic leader and William A Bourne Construction Co job superintendent Gay You ReadFast? 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at the ceremonies Posed with shovels in 17-degree temperature are from left Hugh Sanford Jr president of the Downtown Knoxville Association Mayor John Duncan and Frank Powers News-Sentinel business manager and chairman of the Association's Downtown Loop committee Groundbreaking vs Weather IfJyoiOufferlfrorri nay famoo MWllft nib' poHUvr anal (Cite acuoa for fast relief of lymptomalic pain back iranti and mwlea Mildly' dro-relic DeWHl'a KHa alio help Rusk on IrouMe-nakiai acid whim iacreaie kidney activity and reduce minor bladder irritation Tkouandi depend on DeWitt'a Pills for more restful nihla and setive Irva with freedom from pain DeWittis Pills Is Said: Wine is Red MOSCOW Jan 33 UB The Soviet Union known for vodka now claims to have the best made from French and German grapes Tans uid the finot Franc and Riesling grapes grown in the Chu Valley in the Kirghiz Republic in Central Asia when irrigated fay glacier water new qualities superior to those they had in their native at the Loop Ceremony-Fire The New York Shipping Association decides later today whether to heed a Presidential admonishment and end the Ions costly Atlantic and Gulf Coast' doek strike New York City publishers said they possible White House Interest in the strike Elsewhere little progress wu reported in the Philadelphia transit strike despite a shuttle train wreck and Cleveland went into tie 54th day without regular newspapers UMN Idle Across the nation more than 106 ON workers were idle through labor nr eat and of Americans felt the pinch Most of the force idled were Longshoremen and Maritime workers-who have been: striking from Maine to Tens for 31 days The cost hu been estimated at OTOOONAOO The International Longshoremen's Association already has voted to accept the Presidential recommendation of an over-all 30-cent Increase including a 'pay hike of 4 cents an hour spread over two years The unions had demanded a -total of cents an hour The shipping firths had offered 33 cents laterest Appreciated In the 49day-oid New York strike the New York Newspaper Guild urged Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz and Federal mediators to publishers and printers resume negotiation Hours earlier the publishers said they appreciated the continued interest at the White House and uid they would "be willing to explore any suggestion aimed at resolving this problem' The Newspaper Guild uid yesterday It would stop paying benefits to newsmen out of work in two weeks A spokesmen uid the strike fund wu now almost 31600 ON in debt Ferro Asks $2500 More for Staff The city-county traffic engineer will ask the city for 3500 more this year so he can hire secretary and engineering aide hill time The total traffic engineering department city budget request will be 11000 or I35N more than 1963 Last year Engineer Ferre had only part-time secretarial and engineering help Other parts of his budget request will be tiie same last 1400 for operating expenses (8N to travel The engineer uid he will request a similar amount from County Commission which would provide him a total 33000 budget for 19N should both Council and Commission approve the request Gabriel Heatter says: "Accept My Personal Free Offer to a Selected Number of Folks Over Fifty Who Want to Feel Their Best Always" This amazing offer is made ao that folks over fifty can try without risk Over-Fifty Capsulets for a full 30 days WettU C0 Q0esanpGiii5 tion executive secretary Thomu Copas State Highway Department division construction engineer and several other businessmen and dvic leaders Between rounds of picture taking these Knoxville leaders vied with the press for favorable positions around the fire All around were sign of progress Just a hill away wu the James White Auditorium -Coil seum and the Promenade wu in the visible distance It wu easy to imagine the kmg-angled Loop bridge that will start near Depot Ave and rise to the top of a hill Just south of Willow Ave passing over Willow Actual construction will start about Feb But first there wu an old enemy to the weather Monitor Funds Given WASHINGTON Jan 33 The US Public Health Service hu allocated 34 IN to Tennessee to expand its radiological health program PHS announced here It's to be used to monitoring X-ray units radioactive materials and fallout radiation The state must put up a like amount Forty-nine states are now participating in the program Between 900 and 1000 rela-nyes or Cuban invasion prisoners and up to 205 Ameri-toins are expected to leave Cuba for the United States this week -vv The Swiss Embassy announced laist night that the way had been cleared for the additional relatives of the farmer prisoners to sail aboard the American freighter Shirley Lykes probably within a week i An wnbeay uid up 1 1 to 09 American citizen living in uiba alio are scheduled to leave on two plane flights one each on Wednesday and Friday They are U8 citizen being repatriated and have no connection with the Prisoners relatives Two planes' were allowed to fly a total of 171 Parsons to the United States Mitter this month most of them Americans AppUcatkiaa Ihned Dawi A list of ION relatives was glv- to the Cuban government by the now defunct Motb-ers Committee enwimMtee member said know practically all the Invaders' parerni and their Immediate relatives she said Ait appeals to leave were (till pouring in from Cubans claiming to be (dated to the prisoners hi December at least SON applications wen turned down when the American freighter African Pilot took out a load of NO pris- oners' relatives -The ship had delivered a maior instalment on the prisoners' rsnsom Castro described the relatives he permitted to leave then as a bonus for the ransom of N0000M in cash and 51100000 in foodstuffs and medicines pledged for the freedom of the 11U invasion prisoners The prisoners were flown to Florida at Christmas time Decides Not Surprise The Shirley lykes docked in Havana Friday with another large instalment of ransom foodstuffs end medicines Bain has slowed the unloading of its 7000-ton cargo making the departure time I indefinite But the Swiss Embassy qjokesnan said he expected the freighter to leave this week Although die Castro regime announced after the African Pilot's departure that no more relatives would be permitted to leave the decision allowing the Shirley Lykes to take out another group was not unexpected Foreseeing the development the American Bed Ooss put ION additional lifejackets aboard the Shirley Lykes Cote and other equipment for the use aboard the drip were expected to be flown in perhaps by the planes that will take the American citizens out i The Shirley lykes was first expected to go to New Orleans from Havana But it now may go instead to Put Everglades Fla since moat Cuban refugees In the United State are In Florida Neemes See Letter In other related developments it was announced: That BrariUaa Ambassador Lula Bastian Pinto will give Foreign Ministry officials the weapon usedin the mysterious killing last Week of Banian Padilla Perez a Cuban refugee in the embassy (In Miami friends of PadUla dewed newsmen a letter which they said he wrote last month denouncing the embassy staff as who do anything for (Refugee leader-Luis Conte Aguera said he is sending Brazilian President Joao Goulart i photocopy of a similar letter written last summer by Padilla com plaining specifically about Bas-tian'i Padilla wu the second refugee killed In the Brazilian Embassy last week apparently fay other refugees Pedro Fernandez Lopez wu beaten to death a day or so before Padilla wu killed I Ten tons of dyaamite wired to be set off if Cube is attacked hu been placed under Isle of Pines Prison the Inter-Americin Commission on Human Rights wu told yesterday UUses SUva 38 farmer prisoner who reported this uid 1500 political prisoners are being held there type of sudden reprisal represents a grave violation of human SUva said ho told the commission meeting hen to study Conditions in Cuba Varona of the Cuban Council said he wu obliged to because at A tty' Gen Robert Kennedy's statement 1 yesterday that no United Statu air cover ever wu planned The Attorney General said President Kennedy have Issued last-minute orders canceling air cover many Administration critics have maintained because there were never any plane for the United States to proride air import Sen Barry Goldwater (R Ariz) also took issue with the Attorney General in Washington Goldwater said he talked with the President Just after the invasion and "I certainly got the impression then that an air cover had been pert of the original invasion Quotes Ur 8 Army Colonel Varona a former Cuban Prime Minister who headed the leading Cuban Democratic Revolutionary FYont at the time at the invasion declared in- a statement: colonel designated by the Government of tiw United Statu bead of the camp where the Cubans trained assured me hi February 1961 when I expressed concern over the reduced nun-lier of troops that the Cuban patriots would have air during the invasion brave expeditioniriu never had the promised air coverage wu I Informed of the date nor of the plan for invasion which hi any caw would not have had my approval in view of the condition under which it took News Control Charged The first Administration official to speik publicly about the Invasion Robert Kennedy laid blame for the disaster on these factors: Fafliire to provide enough men or equipment I UsderestimitJea of the T-33 jet trainer planes Fidel Castro inherited from the Batista regime luaffideat tevssioa brigade airpower which consisted of a handful of B-36s As second only to President Jose Mira Cardona in the US-supported Cuban Revolutionary Council Varans uid he would not talk about the invasion publicly any more But the Bay of Pigs episode he said some day require the full investigation which always precedes the Just recording of Goldwater uid suggest it is proper to inquire Into this latest example of management' by the New Frontier Has tills practice of the Administration now been' extended to the rewriting of history? New 17V Nanh MMliy Am Ckii I IWmIi bmlIIM Daer Mr Hadtteii Yas I wont to lake advantage of yew wonder-fuL FREE OVER-FIFTY offoit Send ina 30-day supply of OVER -FIFTY Vitamins and Minardi HUS nows about lb famous Ovir-Fifty Plan After this Free Trial period I feel that you will want to continue with' the Over-Fifty PLAN that provides you with a supply of Capsule ta automatically every month But for now you are only trying and are not obligated to buy any in the future Whether you join the PLAN or not this first 30-day supply is FREE i 1 i i jtv American flies We have York Is an American city By LEMPOWELL The advance party of the SAW Construction Go Memphis had a fire going Just off Willow Ave at I am today when the dignitaries arrived The civic leaders construction officials end newsmen ell huddled around the small blaze and crowded out the advance party Officially it wu groundbreaking for the Downtown at least the first kg of the Downtown Loop which is scheduled to be completed in 300 working days Unofficially it waa still the same old basic struggle of man against nature Bulldozer Stubborn In the 17-degree temperature the bulldozer to be used in the groundbreaking wu reluctant to tart A booster battery was necessary It took 10 to 15 minutes to get the battery Meanwhile shivering officials posed with shovels resting against the frozen earth No dirt was turned The bulldozer finally roared into action with William A Bourne an superintendent at the controls He pushed down a low concrete wall left on the spot where houses once stood The Loop Bridge over Willow Ave will soar over that spot next year and bring in traffic to the central business district Fire Is Welcome Around the fire to which Mayor John Duncan contributed a piece of old board were Hugh Sanford Jr president of Downtown Knoxville Association FVank Powers News-Sentinel business manager and chairman of the Downtown Loop committee Aubrey Couch Downtown Associa Domhmmi Manhattan (1775) Every evening too i'IOs I an handling $00 VALUE4 505 Gay Skd lOJKingrion Pike Breadway and Creitral J4S Data Avanue 1014 HukH Avanue 1503 Magnolia Avanue 111 (taunt Avanue and they're located all over Knoxville We mean mailboxes of course but then every mailbox is one of our "branch offices" when you use the convenient Park National "Bank-by-Mail System' Here's how it works: we furnish you a supply of Bank-by-Mail envelopes without charge You simply place your deposit in one of our Bank-by-Mail envelopes and drop it in the mail We record your deposit and return your receipt to you by return mail Try Bank-by-Mail You'll find it both convenient and time-saving 7 CONVENIENT OFFICES MAIN OFf ICE SEAkDEN (RANCH ROADWAY bRANCH DALE AVENUE BRANCH HEISKELL BRANCH1 MAGNOLIA (RANCH SOUTH KNOXVILLE BRANCH Cuban Crisis Cost $180000000 WASHINGTON Jan 33 (UPI)-Tbe Cuban crisis coat the United Statu about 180000000 congress-mu learned yesterday Informed sources uid the figure wu presented to the House Detenu Appropriations Subcommittee yesterday It wu the first official price tag put on the cost of the blockade and the build-up of military forces The Pentagon is expected to ask for more money to cover the cost of the operation Air Support Promised Cuban Claims MIAMI Fla Jan 33 W-A leader in the exile organization that mounted the INI Cuban invasion insists that the anti-Castro brigade wu promised hill air GQVCfi The exile leader Antonio de Drunk Driving Charged I FoBce -charged: Joe Pappei Grand Ave with drunk driving there every afternoon Most important both flights go direct to LaGuardia Airport There's nochange of planes (No other airline offers you this convenience) Both flights offer a choice of First Class or Coach service (No other air- line offers you this convenience either) Reservations? See your travel agent or call Amarican at 577-4411 Don't let the British flag in the harbor throw you All that's changed now New York is an easy city for American passengers to get to An American Elect ra leaves Knoxville every day at 12 noon and lands at New LaGuardla Airport at 3:18 pm Another Eleetra takas off at 6:35 pm.