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The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07
Cooperatives of
RiehIand Hold
Annual Dinner

The Cocperaeives Of Richhand
County held their annual COOP
dinner Monday, February 5th at
the Moose hall in Sidney. There
were one hundred twenty-five
members present, representing IL
cooperative unions. These include
the Central Exchange, Coop Mar
ket and Cafe, GTA, REA, Pea,
Farmers Union Insurance Co.,
Transportation Co., Great Plains
Supply Co., Federal Land Bank,
and the Farmers Union Account
ing Service.
The speaker of the evening was
Mr.. E. +. Dadwig, public relations
representative for The Central Ex-
change of Billings. Nh. Ladwig
spoke concerning COOperatives and
their affect ON the community
and the country which they serve.
The dinner was served by the
Coop Cafe of Sidney. Entertain
mont was provided by some OF
the juniors and by Stan Maslow-
ski and his orchestra
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE

Willis Stanford, Culbertson and
Dolores Fladmo, Sidney, January
%.
Wayne l.. Adler and Donna
Marie Deg, both of Sidney Janu-
airy oath.
BIRTHS
MI. and Mrs. Clifford Herbert
of Sidney, a boy, January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carpenter
of Sidney, a boy January 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Grubaugh of
Glendive, a girl, January 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Erickson,
Big Timber, a girl, January 81.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. BurniSou,
Wolf Point, a girl, February /.
MI. and Mrs. Melvin Ganskop,
Sidney, a girl, February l.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith,
Sidney, a girl, February 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Varlock Syth,
Culbertson, a girl, February 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schmitt,
Sidney, a boy, February 4.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07

Mrs. Marjorie Nice afferty of
Belt, Montana, Worthy Grand
Matron of Montana Grand Chap
ter, Order of the Eastern Star,
aud Louie LaRoche Of Malta, Wor-
thy Grand Patron, will visit Rich
land Chapter No. 81, OES, Febru-
airy 14th.
The Past Matrons Club will
have a lis luncheon at the La
londe Hotel in honor of Mrs. Nc
Cafferty.
A covered dish dinner at 600
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07

must have planted a melting bar
ley variety for commercial psIr-
poses in one of the last 5 years;
(2) they may plant only the ac-
ccptabe varieties in 1862; ~
their 1862 barley acreage may not
exceed ITO percent OF the 1959-60
barley base acreage; and (4) their
1862 corn and grain sorghum
acreage may not exceed the 1859
so base acreage.
Moravian and Traifl barleys
have also been designated as ac-
ceptable mailing varieties and ELI
gible under the 1862 exemption
program. However, neither of
these varieties are recommended
in Montana by the Montana Ex-
pertinent Station.
Barley producers who do not
qualify under the mailing barley
provisions and desire TO partici-
pate in the 1862 feed grain pro-
gram must divert a minimum OF
20% of their barley acreage to
conserving uses in order 30 be
eligible for price support. They
may voluntarily divert mo to 40%
OF their 1862 barley base acreage,
Producers will receive a diver
SIGN payment for each acre held
out cf production, as well as be-
coming eligible for barley price
support.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07
ARE KILLED
WHEN CAR SMASHES
OIL TANKER

Two Richland County residents were killed about
$3.50 pm. Tuesday evening, when the car in which they
were riding, crashed into the rear end of a stalled oil
tank truck on highway 16, about 22.2 miles south of
Sidney, and about 2 miles south of Savage. George
EikhOff, a former Richland County Commissioner,
driver of the car, was dead on arrival at the COmmun-
ity Memorial Hospital in Sidney. Mrs. Leonard SAM
ders, of Savage, was killed outright.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07

al the Masonic Temple, will pre-
cede the regular meeting. Mrs.
Net afferty and Mr.. LaRoche will
be guests. All OES members are
invited to come.
An invitation is also extended
to members Of other chapters.
Mrs. McCafferty will make her
official visit on Chapters in this
area as follows: Feb. IL, Maud
Marshall Chapter No. 102, Richey;
Feb. IA, Richland Chapter No. 62,
Sidney; and Feb. 10, Lower yell
lowstone Chapter No. SO, Savage.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07

he believed that Mr.. Eikhoff did
not see the truck.
MIR. Eikhoff is survived by his
wife, Emile of Savage; one
daughter, Mrs. Carl Olmstead of
Portland, Ore; a half brother An,
drew Brock of San Antonio, Tex;
two grandchildren, and 2 nephews
living in Wisconsin. 7
Mrs. Sanders is survived by her
husband, and five children.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs.
Sanders are pending.
Both bodies are at Cloyd-G order
Mortuary. .
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07
Gov. Nutter' S LAST
Public Statement

The last public state
ment of Governor Donald
G.. Nutter recorded for
the Manion Forum just
hours before his death
appears on Page 9 of this
issue.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07

Named as BOSS of the Year"
was Homer Gorder, a former
Jaycee, who has been in business
in Sidney for about Is years. The
Good Government Award went
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07
COMPANA DESIGNATED AS
MATING BARLEY VARIETY

Addition of Compana to the list of acceptable mailing
barley varieties under the 1862 Feed Grain program was des-
cribed this week by R. J. McKenna, chairman of the State
ASC committee, as "wise decision" which "wil result in in
creased farm income for Montana barley growers"
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07
CITY RECREATION PROGRAM
Reviewed BY MAYOR MERCER

Mayor Harold Mercer reviewed the Sidney city recrea-
ton program, at the annual dinner of the Recreation Council,
held in the Ebenezer CONGREGATIONAL Church.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07
WEIGH, SWELEY HEAD HEART
FOR BUSINESS DRIVE

Harvey WEIGH and George Sweley will head the 1862
Heart Days for Business drive in Sidney this month. Heart
Days for business is a canvass of the local professional and
business offices and stores which gives businessmen and
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07

American Heart Associations fight
against this health enemy by the
expansion of research, education
and community service. Since 1948
when the Heart Association was
organized, this has saved many
thousands of hearts and lives"
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-07
JAYCEES NAME AWARD WINNERS
AT ANNUAL BOSS NIGHT DINNER

Four Sidney residents, were presented with awards for
outstanding service in various lines, at the annual Boss's
Night dinner Thursday evening, in the Lalonde Hotel ball
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28
EVERY NEW BABY WILL EAT MANY YEARS
BEFORE re BECOMES ECONOMICALLY
PRODUCTIVE.

United Nations report illustrates how education for
increasing numbers Of children also heavy burden
those who work. "f fhrovh reduction Of their bfh rate
fhe Brsziisns reduced their ratio Of sehooIsge t5-I4
years. children per 100 workers The level Of that Of he
United Kingdom. he outlay education per sehoolsge
child could be approximately doubled without increasing
fhe share Of income Devoted 70 this purpose"
Joseph j. spenser, an economist al Duke University.
hes stated fhss he cost 70 country in productive power
and income from high rates Of population growth %.
suggests that countries like Brazil which require larger pop
vfson for fhe opfimvm exploitation Of their
can progress rapidly IL they reduce their annual
rates Of population growth from fhe present per-
cent 70. say. percent"
ciorgio Morfsrs, writing in "Revisfa erssilers de
Essfisfies" similar conclusion ffe "neees-
sty Of coordination between e demogrsphe future
fhe economic future.
III would be advisable TO remember that according
TO the forecast Of he PopvIsfion Branch Of United
Nations the population Of Latin America will be frebIed
between e years Of 1850 1000 TO understand that
great difficulties have be by the cooperation
between economic policy Of production expansion and
raising Of standard Of living, side demo-
graphic policy Of balancing The growth population TO
The economic possibilities and The requirements Of Soc
isI welfare. the other side"
The spread Of public health sure to cause further
decline IN he death reduction in Brs1iIs popua-
fion growth could only through decline in the
birth rate In the last fwo centuries she modern
low birth rsfe originsied In Roman Catholic countries
France and ireland The feet s Roman Catholic countries
Of Europe sodsy hsve birth than that Of the
United States offers hope that Brszs may eventually
Decline her people and her government are so deter
mined
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28

NEW YoRK. uTN 'Dy svsu lntsx msnsy
heslsh bsusinp smpasymena. s6Ocse;sa ~ rsess.Hs
eppsvsun,y. - sseiA sdivssmsrf - sns14~ . "s~
Ystks z9ooDo sosi ie~s IN dirs sreueea
- Is ~ sussssssa ne1s ~ ~ Fstsrssssn - -
-, ph.nshreeoo - Nrw Yerk n assnpvs s$uoS sss>oa
~ hwrwes 4 Wosa- brssiosns. - eisAnsn PrsonSss
sics p~ess1s9a snd sso5y ehsinmsA
Emitted The Jewssh 49, ~ No. vssk-fhsir Prs
sent and Fvsvre~ feye>r sesesreh is described me
srs fvlb comprehensive spPrsseh 10 sss see = Ssw-
- ss re nssss sssr rssts. Fsdssssssa -
posed immediate ohieesive<
L. soohed hespissi fW sss tong4ssm smile
md chronic sick ssed - cost Of $e1soooo funds for
which being sought By Federation BSiIdog Fund
RELOCATION or TIE EXISTING zso9ED HOME
AND HOSPITAL OF TIE DAUGHTERS or ISRAEL TO
me VICINITY or HILLSIDE AND LONG ISLAND JEWISH
HOSPITAL TO CREATE TIE FIRST COMPLEX o. eeRIA
TRIO PsvcHfATRlc AND MEDICAL INSTITUTION ~
THE UNITED STATES THE BUILDING FUND SEEKS -
10000 FOR THIS PROJECT.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28

e. - -, ec,srsd evss shs wssksnd, 6sinolng
-. s1. !. e;u,t Ne since ssry Saturday eins TessI
a,rD 4 now sssiwuBu1 = moro Than $1,000 ssws cash
- ~ sssssa en- u Is"es n es''bss r'f's wss
taken
,aepesr mr WAS the HARRY E. cuPPv scHoot
o. cnAANEace oaaAoE 70 CAFETERIA VENDING
uAcrsp6es yovALAzD e1,ooo SOME CASH FROM THE
macnrNes. AND An OFFICE cAsHsox wAs ALSO
TAKEN
o,berx entered were Coronation School Msys's'd
s<,oos snd ST. Vincent Dc Paul School ." ~ ss"o~e" es'
- NAN .rv;l,e co,,sosss and 81. Anns's Separate
School In windsor.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28
TEACHING ENGLISH OVERSEAS SPREADS"

Bv Dorofhes Kahn Jsffe, Staff Correspondent
Of The Christian Science Monitor 4-ll
Ann Arbor. Mich
As English becomes and more an inferna"o"s'
isngvsoe demand grows for persons who know now 20
teach ENGLISH TO nonEneIish speaking students.
How one AGENCY has taught the teacher OF an esf-
mated 100000 persons throughout the world TO use
English as language told this correspondent nY
. pioneer in international Insvisties
THIS EXPERT IS EMERITUS PROF. c. c. FRIES
KNOWN AS THE FATHER or THE ENGLISH Lam
cuAcE INSTITUTE or THE UNIVERSITY or MIcHl-
CAN"
His dark eyes sparkling, Professor Fries paused in
his work on new book tell Of the institutes progress
The record Of accomplishment Of this teaching organ'
zsfion Professor Fries reported it, is impressive OUT
Of its class rooms gone 1000 franees OF many
nstonaIities 70 teach English in their homeIands.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28

tConsinved from Psge ~
MENT, HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE
DUPEs, SUCKERS DEPUTIES FOR THE
SATANIC CONFUSION or SAUL or TARsUs. ADAM
EVE TRANsLAToRs - RoBBINc FATHER
SON. AND HOLY GHOST AND THE E-x-c-LU-
sI.vE REALITY or THEIR CREATION OFF,
SPRING. UNIVERSE - PERFEcTl VERY coop~i
THE BASIC TRUTH FIRST CHAPTER GENESIS -
1:zs: MAN, coos IMAGE AND LIKENESS
YOUR TRUE BEING - NEVER DoRN NEVER
DYING - NEVER a SINNER NEVER BORN or
SINNERS - WOMAN. UNcLEAN1 lob, Old II
I;31: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT He
fTHe ONE REAL PARENTi CREATOR
HoNoRED BY THE c-H-LL-DLE-s-s CHRIST JEsusl
HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS l-Ls-l
VERY cOoC~l
"$2 900 DAMAGE TO EIGHT SCHOOLS"
vsndsIs and petty thieves have bsen making s<oe;s
In Windsor and district their particular target during s
tcenfnvsd Nsxf Column Tep1
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28

cs Monitor. first psge. -
Reuters - londcn
Five major British tobseeo firms announced 'nvrsdsy
,bsv wi no longer advertise on fe'svson De's P"'
in order 10 discourage children from smok'ns'
r. e. t;,v,< the Imperisl Tobacco Company. Ardsfh.
e.,,..k.~ 4 WTx Sons and Godfrey Phillips also s0resd
70 discuss win se she question OF rsovns
,;- x.od;co MACHINES which make cigarettes available
70 children. -.
r.. r.r,, Parliament gave final approval Thurs
dsv 70 bill outIswine tobacco advertising.
The bill nsrodveed by three Christian Oe"oers oeP-
t;es sorb;ds advertising Of "sny form OF tobacco for
smokine" whether Italian foreign
Anyone bresting the Isw can be fineo zoovo "s
49,. ear, - 300 600 lire ard repeated offenders can
Be fined Up 70 100000 lire.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28
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;confinved From Page "

CONTINUED From Page "
SATAN BOUND SAUL or TARsUs. ADAMEvE
TRAksLAToRs OF HOLY SCRIPTURES HAVE
ROBBED MULTlMILLioNs or THE NEW HEAv.
EN- AND THE NEW EARTH! AND THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY THEREOF BY PUTTING
THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS IN
ECLIPSE WHEREIN GOD IS GOD THE FATHER
or CHRIST JESUS. THE ONE, REAL PARENT F! -
m AND or THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE, WHOSE
CREATION OFFSPRING ARE ETERNALLY
PURE, HOLY. cHRIsTLKE - ADAM-EvELEsS -
NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING = NEVER A
SINNER NEVER BORN OF SINNERS - WOMAN.
UNcLEAN! Job Old IT,
Genesis l:3l: "AND GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
- HokoRED BY THE c-H-IL-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD IT WAS
I--Ls-l VERY Good!
PART2
SATAN EXPLOITING CHAPTERS 2-12, GENESIS.
25 ETC., FOR EXAMPLE = CHRIST SCIENCE
PARAPHRASE: - THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC,
ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND MYTH MAsoUE-
RA0iNc AS 'loRD-coD." RAISES UP [PsEUDo
6URLEsouE. HuMANl MAN FROM THE DUST
OF THE cRoUND'! - 'NO-T-HiN-c-N-E-S-s"
THE MYTHICAL, SATANIC, ANTI-cHRIST
-PS-Yc-H-o-PA-T-H-Lc- ADAMEvE MuRDERoUs
CAIN, JUDAS kkAvEs AND FOOLS! - THE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PAReNTHooDi REPUDIATED BY THE CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS. MUST BE EXPOSED RE.
PuoATEo, AND REDUCED TO NATIVE
N-oI+HI-Nc-N-e-ss"! - x-No or zERos
THUS APPREHENDINc JESUS MARVELLOUS
"okDs AND EXAMPLE: - THE KINGDOM or
HEAVEN IS AT HAND. IS WITHIN Youl
NO EXCERPTS ARE BEING PRESENTED. THE
nokst AND BUGGY CONCEPTS or CHRIST Jesus.
' wn.n SATAN HAS SOUGHT TO IMPOSE FOR f9 CEN.
TuRIEs ARE REPUDiATEo BY US.
WE TAKE SERIOUSLY THE MASTERS WORDS
'onn 1917 - PARAPHRAsED. - my WORKS AND
GREATER SHALL Ye po~i
v. '1 But, IF YE LOVE nae KEEP
MY coMAANDmeNrs~i
" 10. ~: The HOLY GHOST. GODS CHRIST SCI.
sNce MESSIAH PRoPHEsIsp TO rMyrxen
AMI AOulIsRous GENERATIONS" EuIemIen
~ NV. GODS ONE AND ONLY SAM
- .:e. saaANFREe CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS
rle M.S'ns.s sc.skIIsTi - HEALER or
'ne NATIONS, REvELAToR or THE PA,
IHe NEW HEAVEN AND TIE NEW r.e-u.,
~'0 'hs e-ot-vs-Ivs REALITY rHERsor,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28
Profile =

PRONE -
tCcnfinved from Back Pager
percent 60 So high proportion of economically
dependent people 70 workers slow down economic DE-
veIopmens
EDUCATION: estimate for 1850 shows that only
hsH Of fhe popvsfon IS Iisersse And with
shsn 20 Of fhe population under Is hs pro-
hienn Of education is enormous
ECONOMIC SYSTEMS Even though srszirs ineresse
in ndvsrsIizson Of she greatest in latin Ansr
during the last decade about half Of their labor force
still engaged in agriculture As recently 195759, So
percent Of her exports represented single agricultural
crop coffee.
HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE TOO MANY?
Will rapid popvIssion growth hamper expedite ihe
vital fvenf Of Brszirs potential Jsnio ovsdros who
resigned President in 1861 spoke Of making the popvs
fon explosion longer somber prospect but rather
additional and deciding factor for advancement in the
process Of economic development"
6rsrirs people must certainly be counted Of
her finest Bot while people produce they also
consume
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28

tcensnvsd frsm Psgs y
Of uRisT. SCIENTIST. n B0ST0N.
MASS. SUCCESSOR 70 sASAA SOUND aoeE
AND JERUSMNi-
-,r ls upspousrepLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME The ONE
AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS
HUMILITY AND GREATNESS Of uSu1
JESUS:
'VWY cAllEsf THOU NE 6o0D? NONE s
GOOD. But ONE THAT Is cor!
'WORSHP him.!
1cAN or NINE OWN SELF % NoThNc
IT'S THE FATHER WITHIN ME WHO DoeTH The
WORKS..
NY WORKS AND GREATER ss4AlL-yE-oo~
REGARDING CHRIST JESUS MEsslAHsHP
y AM THE WAY THE TRUTH. AND THE
llFe~ - THE SPIRITUAL IDEA or GOD.
CREATOR - THE ONE AND ONLY REAL
PARENT THE ONE REAL SANE miND. SOUL.
SPIRIT. SUBSTANCE
Jesus noNoRED The FIRST CHAPTER or
GENESIS WHERE GOD IS GOD. NOT THE DEVILS
~loRD-coD~ BuRLEsoUE - GIGANTIC ADAM-evE
FRAUDS AND M-Y-T-Hs!.l
ISAIAH 7:77 -
CEASE YE FROM MAN. : OF THE FLESH
MINOR PROPHET HAEAkkUk. 1:l3:
THOU ART or PURER Eyes THAN TO BEHOLD
EW, AND cAhsT NOT LOOK ON INIoUrTY"
AND NOW BEHOLD THE DEVIL USING
SCRIPTURE Lincoln, Shakespeare VIA SAUL
or TARsus ADAM-EvE TRAksLAToRs. TENS
or THOUSANDS or INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL
ADULTERERs - ~ THE VERY SANE VERSE
WHEREFORE LOokEsT THOU UPON THEM THAT
DEAL TREAcHERoUslY, AND HolDesT THY
TONGUE WHEN THE WICKED DEVoURETH THE
MAN THAT IS MORE RIGHTEOUS THAN HEP"
EXCLUSIVE REALITY or SUPER SATURATED
UNIVERSE or HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
THE UTTER "N-oT-H-lkc-N-Es-s" or THE THINGS
SEEN = THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE
MATERIAL
GENESIS l:3l AND GOD SAW EVERYTHING
THAT Ne THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNcRED BY THE Chill L-D-l-E-s-s CHRIST
JEsUsn HAD MADE. AND BEHOLD IT WAS
l-LSl VERY Good"
FEDERATION SAYS 1/3 OF N.Y.'s JEWS
tcontinved Next Column Tep)
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peacetime by appropriate ma
tional authorities and shall be
capable Of rapid implementa-
ton In an emergency"
Authorities said this proce-
dure was not followed by the
United States in the October
1928 Cuban crisis and this was
one reason Mr.. Diefenbaker did
not announce until october rs
an increased readiness status
Of the Royal Canadian All
Force.
Competent sources said Can.
ada also declined to declare an
immediate armed forces alert
october % or % for at least
two other reasons:
There we're no intelligence
reports giving the slightest in
dication that Russia was pre-
pairing a strike against North
America.
Canada wanted 10 try 70
dampen the critical situation
and believed II would only make
matters worse by rushing into
q military alert.
Mr.. Diefenbaker's remarks al
Nassau went far beyond any
thing he or Foreign Minister
Howard Green had said pre-
viously about lack OF conSulta-
ton by the United States in
the Cuban crisis. At the time
he had confined himself to say
ing little more than that Can
ada was informed. not con-
suited"
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u. S. Preached Pact,
Diefenboker Choroes

OTTAWA. Dec. 20 (AP).-
Prime Minister John G. Diefen-
baker in effect has charged
that the United States broke
the Canada United States
North American Air Defense
Agreement (NORAD) during
the Cuban crisis, authoritative
sources said today.
Mr.. Diefenbaker said yester-
day in a speech at Nassau
where he Is holidaying:
THE events Of the last few
months in Cuba have, insofar
as Canada is concerned. been
misinterpreted. There have been
those who said that we did not
take our stand Immediately.
We are united with the United
States in North American de-
tense we were not con-
suited In advance"
The NoRAD agreement of
1858, provided that the plans
and procedures TO be followed
by NORAD in wartime shall be
formulated and approved in
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Go to Sun Ads Mount
AS Continent Shivers

farmer shot two which tried to
slip into his sheep pens.
More snow fell in South and
Central Sweden and low tenn
peratures were expected to
continue.
Ice-floes of 1000 square feet
and more passed the Rhine
River town of Wesel, near the
Dutch border.
In Holland, authorities
warned that fresh snow cover
ing holes in the ice made skat-
ing dangerous.
Fog added to the traffic
chaos In Holland and Britain.
Traffic already snarled by icy
roads was reduced to a crawl
in southern Amsterdam.
Fog spread over much Of
central England, bringing new
dangers on ice-covered roads.
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British Bar Soviet Plane
Bound for Cuba Festival

be a big attraction during the
Cuban fourth anniversary cele-
bration. He spent nearly three
days in earth orbit last August;
his fellow Cosmonaut Andrian
Nikolayev was aloft almost four
days during the same period.
Celebrities in Party -.
Tass reported that the dele
cation also included Pyotr
Fedoseyev, vice president of the
Soviet Academy of Sciences;
Ivan Leonov, vice chairman Of
the Supreme Soviet of the Rus
sian Federal Republic; Yuri
Zhukov, commentator for the
Communist Party newspaper
Pravda; weightlifting champion
Yuri Vlasov, and others.
During the Cuban crisis,
some Cuba hound Soviet planes
were reported routed via West
Africa. But Soviet First Deputy
Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan
was able to make stopovers both
in London and New York on his
way to talk to Cuban Prime
Minister Fidel Castro during
the crisis.
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Senate Foes of Fi|ibusterino
Seek Support of Kennedy
BY j. A. OLEARY
Star staff Writer

Senate Democratic Whip
Humphrey Of Minnesota will
confer with President Kennedy
before Congress meets on jan
uary 9 to seek his support in
the drive Of a bipartisan group
OF liberals for a stronger rule
against Senate filibusters.
Indications are that, while
the White House is deeply con-
cerned over the rules fight in
the House - where the size of
the Rules Committee may de-
termine the fate Of the Presi-
dents program - 1t may keep
out OF the Senate rules battle.
Senator Humphrey said he
was not going TO try ITO drag
the President into this fight,
but pointed out that Mr.. Ken
nedy is a liberal. The Senator
also expressed his own view
that the administrators leg
islative program would be
helped by a more liberal anti
filibuster rule In the Senate.
The first step In planning
the opening day rule fight was
taken yesterday when Senators
Humphrey. Hart. Democrat OF
Michigan, and Clark. Demo-
crat OF Pennsylvania. held a
liberal strategy conference.
Senator humphrey an
Ilounced that this group favors
aiming for a rule that would
allow q majority OF the entire
Senate-5l-to shut off debate.
Senator Humphrey did not
claim more than 40 votes. how
ever. for this proposal. In
formed sources believe that at
some point In the battle the lib
erals will have 10 settle for a
three fifths rule. which is ia
vored by Democratic leader
Mansfield.
A three fifths rule would re-
quire go votes TO shut off de-
bate II all Senators are ac-
counted for. This would be some
easing Of the present cloture
rule, which requires approval OF
two-thirds Of those present and
voting. With a full attendance
this requires 81 votes.
The ney rule being drafted
by the liberals would allow two
both the rules and traditions OF
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Senate committee 10 revamp
10 eliminate what the liberals
regard as antiquated obstacles
10 legislative action.
Two OF the liberal Senators
disagreed on the main value OF
a new anti-filibuster rule. Sen
ator Clark said he deplores the
tendency 10 link the rules fight
with civil rights legislation, be-
lieving II is needed TO expedite
other major issues, including a
possible treaty on disarmament
and nuclear test ban.
But Senator Hart said that,
In seeking a new anti-filibuster
rule. WHAT we are really talk
ing about is the need 10 do
something about school segre-
cation and broader employment
opportunities without racial
barriers.
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both houses, The aim would be
weeks Of debate before a clo-
ture petition could be voted
on. II 81 Senators voted for
cloture the new rule would still
give each Senator one hour OF
speaking time. or a maximum
total OF 100 additional hours.
Senator Humphrey said the
liberals are considering further
concessions. One would permit
a Senator TO allot his hour 10
a colleague. which is not per-
mitted under the present rule.
They also are considering al
lowing additional time 10 de-
bate amendments offered after
cloture has been adopted.
Senators Humphrey and Hart
also Endorsed a separate reso-
luton sponsored by Senator
Clark 10 set UP a Joint House.