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Winston Salem Journal Weather On the Inside 22 PAGES Winston Salem Monday Morning May 18 1964 Price ive Cents 68th Year No 39 Communists in Laos Launch Heavy Attack or Non Christians On Neutralist orces Team of Observers Communist Hastily Evacuated Kuusinen Youths Riot In Berlin A said To Intervene i 'ife itais II Among the listeners in Kenan Stadium are Gov of the party North times and times his hope in es new secretariat no matter how and geographi Korea since Stutts since The every with Kien Death Toll in Crash MANILA The death toll in the crash of a Air orce jet transport at Clark Air orce base last Monday has risen to 78 couple of nights sneak out and get coins in the fountain at the Bell exhibit the Unisphere and the what do you call it the Astral ountain get about $5 that Dominic ate at the brass rail stands A Roman Catholic who attends St Parochial School in Port Washington Do minic said he ate hamburgers every day except riday "I ate chow mein on he said His parents Benito and Lillian Tucci suspected that their son was at the fair lie was re ported to have been seen at the fair by classmates during the first few days of his new life On many occasions Dominic said he was questioned by World's air police he told them his name was Tommy Murphy and that he was at the fair with his parents or friends from whom he had become temporarily separated Several times he was of the fair but he always C7 got back in by ducking under turnstiles or climbing a fence Asked if he was afraid to sleep and prowl about the fair at night Dominic looked scornful nothing to be afraid he said place is crawling with As for getting into the fair Dominic said: the cinchiest fair to get Yesterday at about 4 pm Dominic went into a shoe con cession in the Hertz Rent a Car Building Mrs Naomi Sollod of Westbury LI operates the con cession was hanging around in the Mrs Sollod said saw how dirty he was and I thought I recognized him from a picture in the Mrs Sollod called the police and they came for Dominic who readily admitted who he was Mrs Tucci said Dominic was "adventurous but not a bad boy" Shortly afterward Domi nic went home with his parents Ml iBiS New Law in Kuwait DAMASCUS Syria (AP) The Kuwait Parliment has made im porting liquor a crime punisha ble by up to three years in jail exempting only foreign dip lomats Japan Royal Couple TOKYO (AP) Crown Prince Akihito and his Princess Michiko returned to Japan on Sunday after a state visit to Mexico NORTH CAROLINA: Mostly sunny and continued warm today with highest temperatures mostly in 80s (Weather data on Page 2) VIENTIANE Laos (AP) Premier Souvanna Phouma said Sunday that Communist forces have launched a large scale at tack on neutralist positions in the strategic Plain of Jars re gion in north central Laos The International Control Commission set up by the 1962 Geneva accords to supervise beleaguered neutrality underlined the gravity of the situation by hastily evacuating its observer team from the area An Indian member of the ob server team which had been acting as watchdog in the plain for the past year said on ar rival in Vientiane that they might not have made it out if PARIS (UPI) rance push ing ahead with its independent defense policies is working on a plan for five nuclear divisions equipped with weapons to repel any attack from land or air in formed sources said Sunday The sources said the plan for the 60000 man force will go be fore Parliament for study when the legislators reconvene in Oc tober If Parliament approves President Charles de defense officials hope to have the force in the field by 1970 The five divisions of 12000 men each will be highly mobile so that they can scatter and re group rapidly in case of nu clear attack Their tanks and other transportation vehicles will be sealed against radioac tive fallout Each division will have its own anti aircraft missiles ca pable of knocking down enemy planes flying at twice the speed of sound the sources said In addition to the anti air craft missiles the new divisions will be equipped with ground to ground rockets with rench built nuclear warheads The Rev Billv Graham (left) and Sen Ted Kennedy sneak Terry Sanford and Mrs Joseph Kennedy (lower right) crowd which came from section of the state paid $10 a ticket the money to go to the Kennedy Memorial Library at Harvard where the late pres papers and documents will be housed Gov Terry Sanford said that while results of the statewide drive have not been tabulated the goal Of $233000 success Sharing in the tribute was Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges a former governor of North Carolina who was picked by Kennedy to serve in his cabinet in 1960 Hodges described Kennedy as man of courage a man of He praised Kennedy for being a president who put the interest of the people first Hodges said that when Kennedy asked him to become secretary of com merce he was told to build a department the country re gardless of party regardless of whom they La 'a sisted twice that two imprisoned US helicopter pilots be re turned "in or the sly" The Korean Central News Agency monitored here said the first request was made May 8 by Maj Gen Cecil Combs senior member of the UN com mand pledging that the US side would not violate the armistice agreement again either on the ground in the air or on the sea in The Korean representative Maj Gen Jang Jung Whan told Combs "to stop talking cheap the agency re ported The second talk was held May SAIGON South Viet Nam (AP) Communist Viet Cong guerrillas poured across the Cambodian border early Saturday attacking a Vietnamese provincial capital and six border posts it was reported Sunday An American military spokesman said 36 defenders were killed 23 wounded and 10 missing in a series of sneak attacks that began at 2 am and continued until dawn A total of 87 weapons including three mortars were cap tured bv the Viet Cong who con centrated their attacks on the isolated outpost of Binh Thanh ihom right on the border This lightly manned post had 13 of ns defenders killed and 11 wounded before it was overrun by superior Viet Cong forces an American spoilsman urther Attacks The attacks began sporadic fire against Tuong provincial capital of Moc lloa about 50 miles west of Saigon at 2 am Then further attacks were launched against six posts along the border near Moc Hoa 1 Binh Thanh Thom post which protects a strategic hamlet was hardest hit The Viet Cong also routed a small self defense post in Binh Thanh Thom village killing 1 wounding 5 and driving off 8 who are still miss ing Then they hit the civilian administrative office in the vil lage killing its director and woundng another official The Viet Cong succeeded in blowing up and sinking a Viet namese navy landing craft as it was racing to assist Binh Thanh Thom An American spokesman re ported 19 troops killed in that incident There was no estimate of Viet Cong losses UPI Telephoto Mrs Joseph Kennedy mother of the late president speaks to a large crowd of Tar Heels at Chapel Kenan Stadium NY Tlmei Newt Service NEW Dominic Tucci 12 years old has like a foraging trooper been living off the land for the last nine the land of the air Dominic disappeared nine days ago from his home in Port Washington Long Island Yes terday his experiment in rugged individualism ended in a shoe concession on the fairgrounds when a woman who runs a con cession recognized him from a picture that had appeared in the paper Wearing a dirty shirt dirty pants and dusty shoes Dominic a green eyed blond sat in the security building at the fair and told how he had slept in various pavilions and made money to buy food by picking coins out of fountains slept in the gas pavilion for three nights four nights in the Continental Insurance Pa vilion one night at Coca Cola and one night in the Wax Dominic said CHAPEL HILL Evangelist Billy Graham said Sunday that John Kennedy taught the world the need of ra cial understanding than any man in this generation" are facing at this hour a long hot and perhaps bloody Dr Graham told a crowd of 10000 persons gathered in the University of North Caro lina football stadium in a tribute to the assassinated president problems are not going to be solved in the streets They will be solved only as we come to understanding of our selves Kennedy under stood this moral basis for racial the evangelist told the crowd which included mother Mrs Joseph Kennedy and his youngest brother Sen Ted Kennedy Mass than any other man In this generation he spoke coura geously to this Dr Gra ham WASHINGTON (AP) Ths United States disturbed by re ports of heavy Communist at tacks in Laos appealed to the Soviet Union Britain and other interested powers Sunday to do everything possible to stop tha fighting and save the neutrality of the small Southeast Asian kingdom Secretary of State Dean Rusk called Soviet Ambassador Ana toly Dobrynin to an extraor dinary Sunday evening confer ence at the State Department Earlier Rusk conferred with British Minister Denis A Green hill on the situation in Laos In the course of the day Rusk also conferred with representa tives of India Canada and Po land three countries which make up an International Con trol Commission charged with supervising the two year old Geneva agreement which for mally established the neutrality of Laos Treaty Talks Rusk conferred also with rep resentatives of governments which belong to the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Apart from the United States and Bri tain those governments are rance Australia New Zealand Pakistan Thailand and the Phil ippines Earlier Rusk lunched with President Johnson and officials said they assumed that the prob lems of Laos were discussed al though the White House luncheon actually had been agreed on be fore the latest Southeast Asian emergency developed Amusements 21 Classified 16 19 Comics 25 Editorials 8 BERLIN (AP) Western bor d( guards reported Sunday night fist fights broke out among blue shirted members of the Communist youth brought to East Berlin for a huge rally They said Red police moved in with nightsticks drawn to break up the rows Unruly crowds gathered in scattered districts of East Ber lin after the breakup of a big march by hundreds of thousands of young people staged as a massive propaganda display Western observers watched over the wall erected by the Communists to keep their peo ple in The first incident happened in the Karl Marx Allee East main street Then the Western guards re ported Communist police broke up another large crowd which gathered at the Red wall near a crossing point into the rench sector of West Berlin No Word on Cause There was no word on the cause of the fighting It was not known whether there were any arrests Another throng could be seen in Unter den Linden which leads to the Brandenburg Gate The East German authorities were well prepared for trouble as they took the risk of holding the first big youth rally in East Berlin in 10 years The 10000 guards along the Berlin wall were reinforced Extra police patrols were on the streets Armored cars were seen moving into the city Satur day In a record broadcast Sun day night Willy Brandt mayor of West Berlin said the Commu nists dared to hold their big show only because they had built the Berlin wall During the last rail in 1954 be fore the wall hundreds of young sters seized the chance to es cape 320000 March The official East German news agency ADN said 320000 young people marched for five hours past their Communist leaders Brandt who is now in Wash ington said in his taped address that most East German youthswere not Communist recent years we have learned to see through the out ward form of the uniforms ban ners and he said The uniformed youths march ed 60 abreast across East Ber Red square the Marx Engels Platz and cheered as they passed a tribune packed with Communist officials The East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht smiling waved at them' Ulbricht pre dicted in opening the youth rally Saturday that all of Ger many would be Red ruled by the year 2000 1 Communist commentators said 1 that 500000 youngsters were in town for the mammoth youth rally sponsored by the Com 1 munist ree German Youth (GY) organization I The West Berliners were up early too They streamed in thousands to traditional con certs in the parks that greet i dawn on Whitsunday (Pente cost) They sipped coffee and drinks while listening to the cheerful music Mrs Kennedy in accepting the tribute for her family said "It is a very great joy and privilege for me to be here to day where the stale of North Carolina has rendered such a wonderful tribute to my She said tha president Is but he has left us a lega cy of purpose and courage let us carry out the ideals he so nobly had Sen Ted Kennedy said of his brother he had any dream he wanted a strong vibrant and vital country and this is really what North Carolina represents to the South to the nation and to the people" Of his assassination Kennedy said his family has pledged to work for elimi nation and eradication of the hatred and extremism 'which took him Dr Graham said Kennedy made effective use of his time in the White House Christ had only three years of public ministry" the evangelist said in that three years he changed the world Kennedy had less than three years as president but he left an indelible impression which shall be remembered as long as the Stars and Stripes shall Graham said elec tion as the first Catholic presi dent us something of religious tolerance in a plural istic society His election I be lieve spelled the end to religi gious bigotry in politics I hope New York Tlmoi Nwi Service ROME Pope Paul VI announced yesterday the formation cf a special Vatican Secretariat for the Non Christians designed to give new impetus to the Roman Catholic aspiration to universality The new body according to Vatican sources will have the task of maintaining relations with all of the religions not based on the divinity of Jesus Christ It will parallel the Secretariat for Christian Unity which seeks points of contact among Catholic and Christians Speaking to some 6000 semi narians in a pontifical Mass of Pentecost in St Basilica the Pope said tablishing the was that: pilgrim far religiously rally may be the country from which he comes will be any longer a stranger in this Rome faithful still today to the historic program which the Catholic faith retains for itself of (joint Historic Departure The action was assessed here i as an historic departure for the church a further expression of the winds of change loosed by the late Pope John XXIII when he summoned the ecumen ical council Vatican II The i church has always in the past expressed its interest in 'mem bers of other religions entirely through evangelism and mis sionary work The new secretariat without renouncing the tradi tional desire to take in ever larger segments of mankind will however treat with other religions in the words in and respectful dia and in sincer presumably without overtevangelical intent The new secretariat will be headed the Pope said by Paolo Cardinal Marella 69 year old Italian prelate one time apos tolic delegate in Japan and papal nuncio in rance and cur rently archpriest of St Peter's Basilica Raises Question The pontiff did not specify whether the Secretariat for non Christians would be part of the structure of the ecumenical council Vatican II reconvening for its third session in Septem ber This raised the question however of the possible admis sion of non Christian observers to the council on terms similar to those accorded non Catholic Christian observers It was learned also that a draft statement exonerating the Jewish people generally from guilt for the crucifixion of Christ will no longer form a chapter of the or draft on Christian unity as it did at the last session It has been pre pared for circulation to the 2300 council fathers all of the cardinals archbishops and bish ops of the as a seperate declaration To Cover All Instead of dealing only with the relations between Catholics and Jews as it did when it formed Chapter IV of the Christ ian unity schema the declara tion will cover relations with all non Christians A Vatican spokesman said the announcement meant that henceforward all non Christian relations Judaism Islam Buddhism and others would be dealt with through the new secretariat Until yester day the Secretariat for Christ ian Unity headed by Augustin Cardinal Bea had exercised jurisdiction over the section "dealing with Judaism Some doubts were expressed in informed circles here as to whether world Judaism would welcome a change that seemed to minimize the Judaco Christ ian connection through the Old Testament and place Judaism on a par with all other world religions in Catholic eyes The decision was em bodied in a 2 000 word homily delivered to the seminarians in fhn nresence of a score of car dinals after the pcntecostal mass commission helicopters had ar rived 15 minutes later A Canadian observer said the situation at Gen Kong headquarters at Muong Phanh 100 miles northeast of Vientiane was and that the neutralist troop commander was no longer at that village He de clined to give Kong where abouts or comment further pending a report to Souvanna and commission officials here A rench military mission of eight instructors also was evacu ated from the plain by heli copters Military sources said the Reds were shelling Kong com mand post and that Pathet Lao troops had advanced to within 500 yards of his headquarters They said fighting was heavy Helicopter crewmen who flew the observers out said they saw several tanks from the air but could not tell whether they were neutralist or Pathet Lao The pro Communist Pathet Lao who control an estimated two thirds of 90000 square miles of mostly mountainous jungles have made a number of pushes into the Plain of Jars in the past year and Kong Le and his neutralist army have been forced to retreat several times Broadcast Quoted Meanwhile a Peking radio broadcast heard in Tokyo said Pathet Lao Prince Souphanou vong had invited Souvanna to come to his headquarters at Khang Khay on Tuesday to dis cuss the situation Souphanouvong suggested that Souvanna bring control commis sion members and represents tives of Britain and the Soviet i Union cochairmen of the Gen eva conference on Laos to Khang Khay with him the i broadcast said Souvanna summoned the Brit ish and Soviet envoys for a con ference and said he urged them do everything they could to stop the fighting The neutralist premier sent a cable to his pro Communist half brother Soupha nouvong accusing him of grant violations of the Geneva At that meeting the Commu nists charged that Voltz had il legally flown over more than 30 September 1962 more than 10 December 1962 Combs the agency said peatedly requested our side to hand over the US pilots on the According to the news agency the Korean representative re plied that the truth about the crimes of US pilots Stutts and Voltz have already been brought to light before the world our side would not comply with the US re quest Declaring that they would be handed over to the US side on May 16 1964 in an open place in the presence of reporters of North and South Korea he demanded the senior member of the US side to sign the receipt" Admits Spying The receipt in question signed by Combs admitted the two Americans commit ting military Later a UN Command spokesman said this admission had been made merely to obtain the release and that the records showed they had strayed while on a routine in spection of markers in the de militarized zone In Washington a Defense De partment spokesman said there would be 'no comment on the claims by Communist NorthKorea on the two helicopter pilots and their return In Seoul meanwhilethe two pilots spent a quiet Sunday in their hospital rooms They had been held by the Communists for a year Officials at the Seoul military hospital said the condition of Stutts 31 of lorence Ala and Voltz 26 of rankfort Mich was good but that ex amination of the two Army of ficers was continuing New York Time News Service MOSCOW Otto Kuusi nen veteran Communist rev olutionary and a member of the too leadership grouo of the So viet Union died yesterday of cancer of the liver He was 82 The death of the innish born Kuusinen leaves a vacancy among the 12 full members of the Communist party's ruling presidium which he joined in 1957 His body will lie in state today in the Trade Union House and will be buried at the Kremlin Wall in Red Square Tuesday Kuusinen was added to the Soviet ruling group in June 1957 after Khrushchev defeat ed the so called anti party group of Vyacheslav Molo tov Georgi Malinkov and Lazar Kagonovich Evident ly picked for his support of Khrushchev during this strug gle Kuusinen brought with him the experience and intimate knowledge of the international Communist movement he gained while he was one of the leading figures of the Comin tern (Communist International) between the two World Wars In addition to becoming a member of the presidi um in 1957 Kuusinen was also appointed one of the national party secretaries under Khrushchev Only Two Active His death leaves only Khrush chev and Mikhail A Suslov as the two Soviet national leaders who are active members secretariat and of the oresidium A third person who holds these two posts rol Koz lov has been incapacitated for the past year by paralysis Born to a family Kuusinen attended the Univer sity of Helsinki then called Helsingfors from which he was graduated in 1905 with a degree in history In the same year he joined the social democratic party of inland then an au tonomous part of the Russian empire He soon became head of the left revolutionary wing a move that resulted in his breaking with his wife and her family As chairman of the innish Communist party which he helped to found in 1918 Kuusi nen became a leading figure in the Comintern where he served as a secretary from 1921 to 1939 After the prohibition of the Communist parly in inland Kuusinen emigrated to the So viet Union in 1930 Tar Heel rog Jumps Highest ANGELS CAMP Calif Heel Terror of North Caro lina won the trophy in the celebrated Calaveras County frog jumping contest yes terday Terror II representing Gov Terry Sanford in the event jumped 11 feet 9 inches and was not even pressed by leaping California and Nevada entries The overall champion was a frog named which jumped 17 feet IVi inches for a new record in the 99th renewal of the Mark Twain immortalized jubilee US Urges All Powers "9 1 GEN KONG LE neutralist commander Obituaries I Radio TV 21 Sports 14 IS 11 (4 4s 4 'A Viet Cong Attacks Posts in Viet Nam Pope Announces New Secretariat MsiiM Request Is Charged to US TOKYO (AP) Communist! 15 the day before the two men North Korea claimed Sunday Capt Ben Stutts and Capt that the United States had in Charlton Voltz were released 2 i if rance Plans 5 Nuclear Divisions Boy 12 Tells His 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