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2 (Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, July 28, '63 Daddy arid Daughter Enjoy Ride De Gaulle Will Take Spotlight Marlon Brando Pickets At All -White Project there is no give and take of ques one, on Jan. 14. jarred the Western world with a veto on British membership in the Common Market, and curt rejection of President Kennedy's proposals for an integrated nuclear force for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. De Gaulle may use the confer statement, but what this might be, only De Gaulle knows.

Usually, even Cabinet ministers do not know. On one occasion five irate ministers resigned in protest against what the president had said on European policy. De Gaulle has scheduled a news conference for Monday. His last By JOSEPH E. DYNAN PARIS (AP) President Charles de Gaulle, who has been on the sidelines while the big three nuclear powers talked in Moscow, takes the spotlight in the coming week in one of his rare news conferences.

He may make a major policy Stephen Ward Vice Trial Will Conclude This Week By ROBERT W. COOKE TORRANCE. Calif. AP Marlon Brando, friendly but unsmiling, joined more than 120 civil rights demonstrators at an all-white housing tract Saturday. Brando, tastefully dressed in black slacks and a checkered sports jacket, joined the pickets in midafternoon.

The 39-year-old actor carried no sign, but marched up and down with the others and spent much of his time answering questions from newsmen. He outlined tentative plans for a civil rights television show. He gave few details but mentioned Debbie Reynolds and Charlton Heston as possible participants. Brando, looking self-confident tion and answer. They are mora like a long, rambling speech to a hall full of newsmen, ers, civil servants and hangers-on, with the cabinet sitting to one side as specators.

The president will, it is call for questions. But these must be put all at once, and some key questions are planted in advance with compliant French newsmen. Only rarely can an unscheduled or embarrassing question get on the agenda, and if it does the president is likely to ignore it. When all the questions are In, De Gaulle begins to reply, talking more than half an hour. If a question he wants to answer somehow fails to get asked, De Gaulle usually gives an answer anyway.

Since returning to power in 1958, De Gaulle has given, on the average, one news conference each spring and another each fall. In October 1958, when De Gaulla was still only premier, he suggested possible negotiations with ence as a platform to reply to Kennedy's actions since then particularly to Kennedy's speeches in Germany, pledging enduring American support to a truly "cohesive" Europe within an Atlantic partnership. Other events, since last January which may call forth comment include the open split between the Soviet Union and Red China, and the partial nuclear test ban accord among the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union. Kennedy, in his speech at By JOHN GALE LONDON (AP The Stephen Ward vice trial simmered in recess Saturday awaiting the renewal Monday of the explosive testimony of tomcat morals reaching to the inner circles of the British government. The defense is expected to take at least one more day to complete its case.

Then the judge Sir Archie Marshall will sum up. A verdict is expected by the middle of the week. For Ward, one incidental result is expected to be a big improvement in his bank balance, for paintings and sketches he has done including some of the play girls testifying in the trial have brought more than 3,000 pounds ($8,400) in a London gallery. Ward is at liberty on bail. American University in Washing ton, called for a new look at America's attitude toward the So viet Union and the cold war.

Premier Khrushchev, in speeches in East Berlin and Moscow, has Friday night, he stepped out of Old Bailey after spending 5V hours in the witness box claiming his innocence on charges of procuring. If convicted he faces a maximum of 25 years in prison. He countered everything thrown at him with the claim be was the victim of lying and malice. Vickie Barrett, a prostitute. i me Algerian-rebels tor a ceasefire.

In November 1959, he announced that Khrushchev would be making an official visit to France. De Gaulle also spelled out his cautiously distant conditions for attending a Big Four summit meeting. In April 11. De Gaulle for the first time predicted Algeria eventually would be independent. He also urged direct election of future French presidents.

In September of the same year, De Gaulle told a news conference the West must stand firm in Berlin. In May of 1962. De Gaulle jolted five pro-European members of his cabinet, including a former premier, Pierre Pflimlin. with Hafez Seen As Syrian Strongman DAMASCUS. Syria AP Maj.

Gen. Amin Hafez emerged Saturday as the undisputed strongman of Syria. The silver-haired military leader was named army commander in chief and chairman of the ruling National Revolutionary Council. He replaced Ixniai Attassi, who resigned from both posts. No explanation was given for Attassi's sudden relinquishment of power, and no new posts for him were announced.

Damascus Radio interrupted seemed to offer an easing in East-West tension. De Gaulle, touchy as ever on France's place in the world, has asserted consistently that France must have its own nuclear arsenal as long as any other country has one, and must participate on equal terms in any high level global decisions. The President has long predicted a rift between the Soviet Union and Red China which could lead to a settlement in Europe "from the Atlantic to the Urals" as Moscow sought to secure its rear in an inevitable tussle with Peking. France has warned that Paris will not be bound by any nuclear test ban achieved by the "Anglo-Saxons" and the Soviets. De Gaulle has declared that France must continue to develop its own nu and fit despite a recent hospital stay, was among many whites in the protest march.

The group, in fact, was about equally divided between whites and Negroes. The demonstration was the latest of many conducted at Don Wilson's Southwood Riviera development by the Congress of Racial Equality. Police had warned that the pickets, Brando included, would be arrested if they broke any laws. On several occasions officers ordered the actor to keep moving when he stopped to talk with reporters. Prior to Brando's arrival, about 12 CORE members were arrested when they attempted a sit-in at one of the tract buildings.

Authorities said charges of trespassing would be pressed against the group. Brando, too, was threatened with arrest on a disturbing the peace charge as a result of his pauses to answer questions. An estimated 100 regular and reserve police officers were on duty. A balmy sea breeze added to an otherwise pleasant afternoon. But homeowners were fidgety and there were other signs of disapproval.

Three young men who identified themselves as members of the American Nazi party milled about the demonstration area, two of them in uniform. Also on nand were several small boys wearing white robes. They carried placards saying "Down with CORE." The signs also bore the hammer and sickle symbol, an apparent reference to charges from some quarters that the civil rights demonstrators were inspired, in part at least, by Communist sympathies. One of the youths thrust a placard in Brando's face. It read, "Big-deal Brando Hollywood race mixer." A strong denunciation of CORE came at the outset from a spokesman for residents of the homes in the tract.

William Uerkwitz, acting president of the Southwood Riviera Homeowners Association, read a statement charging that the CORE pickets "agitate, demonstrate and disrupt for the sole purpose of keeping a normally quiet residential area in a constant state of turmoil." Uerkwitz said he was speaking on behalf of 600 families in "this beleaguered neighborhood." Brando was released from St. John's Hospital in nearby Santa Monica five days ago after treatment for a kidney ailment. Earlier he had planned to participate in integration demonstrations in Maryland. But he said his doctor told him to remain In the area for the time being for medical tests. 10-Year-Old Delivers His Mom's Baby LONG BEACH, Calif.

AP) Household chores may not be Torin Thompkin's cup of tea, but when it comes to the unusual, he's prepared. Torin, 10, delivered a baby brother to his mother Saturday. Iong Beach police officers said Mrs. Betty Nicoll, 30, was home with her six children, ages 18 months to 11 years, when she began having labor pains. She sent her son.

Kelly, 11, for help. While Kelly was gone, police said, the baby started to arrive and Mrs. Nicoll asked Torin for help. By the time police arrived, Tor-fn had learned obstetrics by experience. Mrs.

Nicoll gave instructions as the rest of the children looked on. Torin and Kelly are children of a previous marriage, the other five are by her estranged husband. James Nicoll. Mrs. Nicoll, the baby and Torin were all reported doing fine.

i provided the week's main sensa-I tion with testimony that Ward 1 took her to his flat and farmed her out for sex play. She insisted that Ward collected the fees and never paid her a penny. "If she is telling the truth," Ward told the sombre jury of 11 men and one woman, "then I am guilty. If she is not, then some-! body else is." Through the week, the brassy i parade came and went. Christine Little Tamra Peterson, with her father Les Peterson of 260 Boone is all smiles as she rides the merry-go-round at the Browning Carnival, Saturday.

(Story and picture also on page 5. Statesman photo by Steve Panther.) scornfully sarcastic remarks against European federation- The next day Pflimlin and the other four ministers resigned. "ORTLANI clear arm unless all nuclear powers agree to scrap their own arsenals and delivery systems as a first step to complete and controlled disarmament. At De Gaulle news conferences, BOB CTGQ0(DB3 MEMORIAL COLISEUM SATURDAY ONLY August P.M. First Annual Folk Festival Stolizfus And Love Cause Worry Keeler testified on the opening day of the trial that she had slept with John D.

Profumo, the disgraced ex-war minister, but not with Ward. She claimed her relationship with the 50-year-old osteopath was that of brother and sister. Mandy Rice-Davies, an 18-year-old, testified she had affairs with numerous men including Ward, Douglas Fairbanks and Viscount Astor. Fairbanks and Astor have denied this. The packed Old Bailey was variously intrigued, amused and PETER.PAUL W.

Vanderhoff Dies Walter Vanderhoff. 67, of Rt. 1, Box 309, Independence, died Saturday evening in a Salem hospital after an illness of several weeks. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Mabel Vanderhoff, Independence.

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was injured late Saturday night in a one-car accident in Scotts Mills. Marion County sheriff deputies reported. The victim was listed in satisfactory condition early Sunday at Silverton Hospital with a fractured BUD AND trauis Church Already Integrated, Says L.A. Archbishop LOS ANGELES (AP) The Archbishop of Los Angeles, answering a letter from a group of Catholic integrationists, said Saturday that the Catholic Church is RUG CLEANING 2 or 3 Day Service (ON MOST ARTrCLCS) We Use Duodellay SOIL RETARDANT Makat Fabric Matariala Soil Rawataat HIEBERT'S Rug and Upholder Cleaners Eighty-five per cent of the people of India are Hindu in MAIL. ORDERS NOW Make remittance payable te and mail to Paramount Theatre.

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There are no house numbers in that rural area. "It's probably Mary," Snader said, referring to the initial. "I know lots of Mary Stoltzfuses, but none going with a boy in Bird-in-Hand." "I've just got to find her before November," Snader said. "Most people around here get married in PRICE SCHEDULE Floor ar Lwer Arena 4.M Lower Arena Ends 3.2 Upper Arena 2.S 1380 Madison NE 363 radio and television programs with the surprise announcement that made Hafez, 52, the most powerful man in Syria. Headed Council Attassi had headed the army and Revolutionary Coancil since a coup March 8 that brought him and the Ba'ath Socialist party to power and ultimately into a dispute with President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic that wrecked Nasser's unity plans.

Hafez already held the posts of deputy premier, deputy military governor and minister of defense and interior. He has taken over as the key man in the power struggle that has been going on in Syria the past month. Damascus Radio said Hafez will retain all former posts in his new offices. Will Help Rim Syria Hafez will run Syria with Premier Salah Bitar and the Ba'ath party. He has shown himself the toughest Syrian leader the country has seen in years.

He directed personally the army in putting down an attempted coup by Nasser supporters 10 days ago. He approved the execution of 27 rebels by firing squads. In past coups in Syria the regime exiled or jailed rebels without bloodshed. Last week's shootings were the first executions since 1949. It was not clear what effect Hafez' promotion would have in Syria's political direction or fortunes.

Soldier Most of Life He is reported to be a devoted member of long standing in the Ba'ath party. Born of poor parents in the northern city of Aleppo, he has been a soldier most of his adult life. He had been a military attache in both the Soviet Union and Argentina, during periods when he was not in the good graces of the powers at home. Some observers predict he will become the "Nasser of Syria." In Cairo this week Nasser denounced the Ba'ath Dartv leader Sunday Dinner Is A Family Affair And th warm, friendly atmsphr of th Cherry Tree Restaurant welcomes yew and yours to enjoy dinner after church in the evening or anytime I Compare prices. already integrated.

I But the archbishop, James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre, opposed racial demonstrations, pre-j dieting they will lead to "disor-, der, riot and violence." I The cardinal's assertions came in answer to a letter from the I received apparently non-serious injuries Saturday night in a one-car accident near the Waterloo I junction on U.S. 20 southeast of i Lebanon, state police reported. Nathan H. Rouge, 335 Norway I St. NE, was treated at Lebanon Community Hospital and transferred to Salem Memorial Hos-' pital, where he was listed in sat- isfactory condition with a knee REGULAR PRICESI Doors Open 12:454:45 (L'p to 10 p.m.) Max.

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