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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

gathered on the narrow street
leading to the embassy. Police
chased the Russians away and
prevented male African stu
dents from approaching the
embassy.
Two girl students were al
lowed through the street bar
rier but found the embassy
closed, with no one answering
the bell.
Several newsmen also were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

signed to improve the lot OF
low-income groups on the farm
and elsewhere. Discussing the
matter at a press conference
Mr.. Johnson said:
ANY kind o. poverty will be
a concern of this admins
tration-and a very serious
concern of it. All of us know
enough about it not to want
the people to have to expert
ence it any more than is abso-
lutely necessary"
Other Proposals Due
The President also made II
clear he will have other propos-
ais dealing with new situa-
tons and emphasized:
I'VE are not going to stanc
still in this country ana We
do expect never to just be con-
tent to sit in our rocking chail
and enjoy the status quo. We
are a growing Nation, and w
expect to keep moving. :"
While holding the press con
ference in his White House Of
flee the President was in
formed that the gross nationa
product was passing the 500
billion rate. This, he said, wa
as fine a Christmas present a
could come to the people.
The President added that h
expected a substantial increas
in the gross national product
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

Students Deoth creotes Issue at
kFemIin. Poqe A-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19
Weather Forecast

District and Vicinity-Clear and cold To-
night. low near IS. Sunny, continued cold
and windy tomorrow. high in the EOS. To-
days high, "a, at 2 pm; low. 10. at $50
an.
FuH Report % Psss -
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-15
Two Women
 Stowaway On
 Carrier Kearsarge

SEATTLE R - Fifteen hours aboard Navy carrier earned two love-sick young women stowaways 3O-day suspended jail sentences.
 The two were caught on the car rier Kearsarge Tuesday when one of their sailor conSpirators panick- ed and reported to his superiors they were hiding in a dry provi- sions locker five decks down.
 The stowaways were identified by the FBI as Leotta Hope Buss, B, of Port Orchard, Wn., an un- employed telephone solicitor, and Sandra Sue Stettler, IS, of Ket- chum, Idaho, an unemployed waitress. They had been living to- gether in Bremerton hotel.
 The Stettler girl was listed as the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Black, Ketchum. She was born in Anchorage, Alaska.
 The suspended sentences were given by US. Commissioner Wal ter Reseburg Jr., Wednesday when they appeared before him on stow away charges.
 The Kearsarge was taking on ammunition at the Bangor Naval Depot on Hood Canal before sail ing for Long Beach, Calif., when the stowaways had the whistle blown on them.
 Two sailors had helped sneak them aboard at Bremerton Monday night. One had the key to the storeroom where they hid. But when the second sailor was unable to find his shipmate at Bangor he became frightened and reveal ed the escapade.
 The FBI said the older woman was in love with another sailor on the Kearsarge and wanted to fol- low him to Long Beach. Her com panion also had a Navy yen.
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-15
Coughing Gang :.

TOKYO R-Tokyo police have arrested two men of gang of four who got around $28,000 sim ply by coughing at the right time. The other two are at large, pro- bably not coughing any more.
 Police said the men for two years successfully operated rack ct in which they would accompany applicants to driving license tests and indicated by coughing the correct reply to be encircled.
 A Japanese drivers test consists of 20 questions. Three answers are given for each and the applicant marks the one he thinks correct. The driving license brokers" would, for a fee, enter the exam nation room with their applicants and by prearrangement cough once, twice or three times to sig nal the right answer.
 The "broker," posing as an ap- plicant to be able to enter the ex- animation room, would intention ally fail the exam in order to be able to take it again, using a diff ferent name each time. To further allay suspicion the ''broker" wore a mask over his mouth, a con- mon practice in Japan for persons with colds, and carried cough medicine.
 Police estimate about 2,OO0 drivers obtained licenses through the gang
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-15
Outbreak of Rabies Reported at ScammOn Bay

JUNEAU - An outbreak of rabies in dogs and wild animals at Scammon Bay has been report ed and sanitation aide supervisor Jack Davis of the Bethel area has gone to the coastal village with 27O units of dog vaccine, Amos Alter, chief of the Health and Welfare Departments environ mental health branch stated Mon day. He said one man bitten by an animal involved in the out break is hospitalized in Bethel.
 Two dog heads submitted at the Anchorage Public Health Labora tory were proved positive by the new fluorescent anti-body techni- que which is about two weeks sooner than results could be ob- tained by older methods of identi- fication Mir. Alter said.
 For many years rabies has been known to exist in foxes, wolves and other Alaska wildlife, MT Alter stated, and a campaign for vaccination of all dogs is carried on comparatively by the Division of Public Health, US. Fish and Wildlife, Air Force veterinarians and the State Dept. of Agriculture which provides the vaccine at cost. He said that severe outbreaks of rabies occurred in the winter of 1862 in several Yukon villages.
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-15
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

FAS l4ll. the road between the U.S.S.R. & M. Company power plant and the Moonshine Water Company pump house. above the FAA Airport. will be barricaded and closed 10 all traffic on April l. 1863. This is due 10 the bridges over Bourbon Creek and Dry Creek being condemned as unsafe and their replacement not being considered in the best public in terest at this time. 32
 Obert R. Hyde.
 Dist. Hwy. Engineer
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-15
Bad Faster

LARGS, Scotland R> A whisky-loving taxpayer has con- plained to the town council that its water supply is spelling the taste of his drink.
 The taxpayer whose name was not disclosed, said he had to travel 30 miles, all the way to Glasgow, for the bottled water to mix his drinks.
 Robert Wilson, the municipal water engineer, agreed that the local supply has been tasting fun ny lately but said all would be well soon. He explained:
 "The recent heavy snows are melting and this is carrying taste of heather down from the hills into our reservoir. It won't do the mans whisky the slightest harm"
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-15
GOLD DIGGERS LEAGUE

High team series Flyers 2203, Takers 2132, North Star 2063.
 High team game: Flyers 779, Takers 736.
 High individual series: men, C. Glavinovich 558, P. Durrett 522, c. Lienard 522 Women, l.. Oliver All, M. Honsberger 452, s. Deems 438.
 High individual game: men, P. Durrett 206, C. Glavinovich 199, c. Lienard 190. Women, F. Lienard 173, M. Honsberger 167, L. Oliver 163.
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-15
Sight Restored After 26 Years

OSTEND, Belgium R - Yvonne Van Massenhove, 54, had been happily married 26 years to a man she had never seen. Now, after 32 years of blindness, two operations have restored her sight.
 But she will never see her hus- band. He died two weeks before the last operation.
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-15
FRANKS LEAGUE

High team game: Madcaps 669, Frazzled Fraus 660, Laggards 652.
 High team series: Madcaps 1916, Laggards 1859, Frazzled Fraus 1843.
 High individual game: Helen Ray 180, Lou Oliver 176, Pauline Eberle 172.
 High individual series: Helen Ray 488, Pauline Eberle 467, Lou Oliver 438.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

W|MPY ELLIOTT Slain BY COP

ned to throw ElIiott's body
into Lake St. Clair.
In futile escape attcmpt
Foster was shot in the hip by a
Macomb County Deputy Sheriff.
who was called by an alert Gas
station attendant who said the
was something in the rear ot
of the car, when Command an'
Foster stopped to have a flat II. 3
repaired and changed
Foster, il was learned, H.
been called before top police oi
icials and questioned about IT.
managcrShip on Gresham. W.
fights in both the light al (
welter-weight divisions II IS y.
Ileved that Foster had been 90
to break his connections WIZ
Gresham.
Unofficial reports indicate III
Elliott was slain following
argument over Greshams 5 q
tract, and certain financial ira
actions.
II is hoped by concerned Ne
leaders, that the ensuing 'io
vcstigation of gamblers conncctC1
with Foster will not cloud tht
fact that Foster murdered hu.
man being.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
Urban League

NEW YORK-The following
statement relating to President
Kennedy's Special Message on
Civil Rights, as presented to the
Congress, was issued in behalf
of the National Urban League
by Whitney Nj. Young, Jr., ex-
ecutivc director:
THE Presidents message re-
fleets a conviction that the time
IS vrqent for taking massive ae'
ton TO dissolve remaining bar
riers which prevent Negro citizens
from enjoying the fruits and dis
cha gine the full responsibilities
Of the first class citizenship.
"lt is the most comprehensive
statement on this complex and
sensitive subject ever presented
in our time py a Chief Executive.
However eommendsbIe as are
MANY of the statements IN his
message, we view with some con-
Germ that there is no Legislation
recommended in the area OF ra-
eisI discrimination in employment
TO strengthen the program OF fhe
Fre.idenfs Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity.
"In outlining his Adminisfrs.
,ion's program for securing equal
opportvnity for Negro citizens
the President asked legislative
backing in some areas which are
Of special concern to the Urban
League.
we hail the Presidents rec
concentrations to extend and ex-
psnd the scope Of the Civil Rights
Commission and TO eliminate the
separate but equal clause from
the I0o-yesr-old Morrill, Land
Grant College Act.
I'VE concur too, with the Pres'.
DENTS call for erssins outmoded
restrictions on the right to vote.
and his declaration that the right
TO vote In a free American cleo
fion IS the most powerful and
precious right in the world.
we strongly endorse his re-
quest for establishing Q program
Of technical assistance by the
Office OF Education 10 local COM
mvnitiss m preparing and carry.
ing out desesreesfion plans. in
elvding provision OF information
on ways and means that have
proved successful In desesregsi-
ing other schools.
The program set forth by the
President merits serious eonsid-
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

A native of Alabama. Greene
moved to Detroit in 1910 after re-
ceiving a degree in business adj
ministration from TuSkegee In.
stitute. He served 3l2 years IN
the Army. including service IN
the European theater, and then
attended Worsham Col lege in
Chicago where he was awarded
a degree in Mortuary Science.
Greene moved to Flint in 1850,
and now operates Greene Home
For Funerals.
lie is a member of the GencsCc
County Board of Supervisors ap
pointed by the Flint City Com
mission, and will begin his sec
ond term on the board in April
Greene also has been a director
of the Flint Urban League Tor
five years. and of the Flint Chap
ter Of the NAACP for seven years.
He was a member of the Flint
Human Relations Council In 1882,
appointed by the Mayor of Flint,
and currently is chairman of the
board of trustees of First Trinity
Baptist Church. lie is past tred-
Surer of the Michigan Funeral
Directors Association. District L.
Greene resides with his wife
and two sons, Charles and jane.
at 1899 McPhail Street, in Flint.
Greene is the third Special
Assistant named by Romney. who
earlier designated l.. William
Seidman of Grand Rapids. as a
special assistant for financial af-
fairs. and John b. Martin OF
Grand Rapids as a special assist
ant for federal relations.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
Piekets Protest
Northern Money
To Crow Schools

NEW YORK. N. Y.-First pro-
test action against northern fin
ancing of southern segregated
schools occurred on Feb. .25 when
~ CORE members and trade
unionists picketed the Equitable
Securities Corporation on Wall
Street.
<auitabIc is presently under
writing 81 $50 900 of school bonds
for segregated schools in Gulf
port, Mississippi. A CORE spoke
man who called for negotiations
was told: I'VE have nothing to
discuss with you" A company
representative told a eporte r
for "the Daily Bond Buyer:
Under the laws of the State
of Mississippi the bon d S
are legal so we saw no reason
why the bonds can't be bid for
and distributed.
Commenting on this statment,
CORE Director James Farmer re-
tortcd: But under the laws OF
the u. S., as interpreted by the
Supreme Court, school segrega-
ton is illegal"
Another firm which is under
writing southern school bonds,
John Nuveen & Company, agreed,
at least, to negotiate with CORE
and a session was held just prior
to the picketing of Equitable. The
picketing was the first direct &C.
ton in CORES campaign to cx-
pose the fact that segregated
southern education is financed
largely in New York, San Franci-
SEQ and other cities outside OF
the south.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
Jim Travis
Condition Is
Very Critical

GREENWOOD, Miss. - James
Travis, . 20-yess-oId field Sec
refsry for the Student Nonviolent
coordinsfins Committee, was
svnned last night by three white
men and Is in q hospital here in
critical condition.
Travis is in Grcenwood.Leflore
Hospital with a shoulder wound
and a bullet lodged behind his
spine. He is scheduled to be
transferred to University Hos
pital in Jackson this morning.
Travis was accompanied by
Robert Moses. director of SkCC's
Mississippi voter registration prof.
eet and Randolph Blackwell. field
director Of the AtIsnta-bssed vot-
er Education Project, when al
vntsssed white Buick began fol-
lowing tn . m about 9:30 p. m.
Three white men were in the car.
The three Negroes had some
thing to cat and drove to the
highway in the direction of Green
vile about 1l:00 p. m. The white
Buick was parked at the inter
section oil the highway and follow
cd for seven miles.
Moses reported that the three
fired into the car with pistols,
and that bullets smashed both
front windows and whizzed around
them. Travis, the driver of the
car, shouted that he had been
hit Moses grabbed the wheel and
brought the car to halt. Travis
was given medical attention at
Mississippi Vocational COLLIE 6 e
and then brough here to the hos
pital.
Moses said early this morning,
I'VE all were within inches of
being killed"
He reported that at least $50
Negroes have attempted TO reg
ister TO vote in Greenwood in the
past fwo days, the first real
breakfhrovgh in Miss
SNCC Chairman Charles Nc
Dew wired Attorney General
Robert +. Kennedy early this
morning and requested an in
vestigation into the shooting.
SNCC executive secretary wired
President John +. Kennedy today:
Based on your speech yesfer-
day on voting rights for Negro
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
Gov. Romney
Appoints Flint
Businessman

Governor Romncv bas appoint
ed Leo A. Greene, Flint business
man, as Special Assistant TO
serve in an advisory capacity on
minority relations.
Greene, AS. served in a similar
capacity during Romney'S cam.
paign for governor
Romney said Greene will parii-
cipate in regular staff meetings
in the governors office. and serve
as a consultant to the Governor
and his staff in problems and pro-
grams involving minority groups
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
NA(P

NEW YORK-Whilc praising
as admirable aspects of Presi-
dent kcnnedy's first civil rights
message to Congress, NAACP Ex-
oeutive Secretary Roy wilkins
noted serious omissions which
weakened the messages overall
impact.
The message, sent to the Con-
gress on Feb. %, called for new
legislation to facilitate votin 6
rights of southern Negroes who,
under present laws, face long de-
lays in securing this right pend
ing court action, as discrimina-
tory application of registration
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
CIVIL RIGHTS NEWS

MONTGOMERY, Ala. = James Forman, executive Sec
reary of the Student Nonviolent Coordnatng Committee
said today There is still some justice in Montgomery,
after 12-man al-whe jury could not agree to convict
Robert Zellner white SNCC field secretary charges
false pretenscs yesterday Circuit Judge Eugene Car
ter declared msria after the jury said could not come
to verdict. A..,m
ALBANY, NY. - The move to eliminate the poll tax
which prevents large number of Americans, notably mil
lions of Negroes from exercising the ballot has the en-
dorsement of New York States Governor and Legislature
ATLANTA, Ga - Hotel segregation in Atlanta has
caused a least 20" Negro employers of the Fulton Coun
ty Welfare Department to withdraw from state conference
of social workers Fulton County Welfare Department
employee who asked that his name be withheld - said
that least twenty Negroes who had been urged to attend
the conference asked for their SO registration fee back
when they discovered that the Dnker Plaza Hotel would
not let them eat with other social workers from the
state. ~iAa. 4. .AA
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

Gene Gresham, now in Milwaukee,
where he is scheduled to fight
Thursday night.
Elliott's body was found in the
trunk of an automobile owned
by Harry +. Command. "a, who
was driving Foster TO Algonac,
i was reported, where they plan
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

fight trainer and former prize
fighter.
Forrest Foster, Jr., a patrolmah
assigned to Petoskey Station, Is
reported TO have shot Elliott, also
known as Bad Foot" John, in
an argument over the ownership
oi state lightweight champion
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
Civil Rights Groups Comment
On JFK's Especial Message"

tests. II also asked for acceptance
of completion of the sixth grade
as evidence of literacy
Adoption of these proposals,
Mr.. wilkins pointed out. would
appreciably accelerate the voter
registration drive now being con-
Quoted in the South by the
NAACP and other organizations. "
Also recommended by the Presi
dent were "a program of FEEDER
al technical and financial assist
ancc TO aid SC:,ool districts in the
(continved on Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

Grafton as an important step TO
rcmedying a very harmful de-
ficiency in our great country.
"It would seem clear that he
means business. The Urban Lea
que now strongly urges the Presi-
dent 10 follow through with the
fJII moral force Of his Office and
TO provide the bold leadership by
fhe White House that will be re-
qvired 10 get tne Job DONE"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
BY LEE IVORY
CITY EDITOR

A Detroit policeman with a
part-time job as fight manager,
contrary to the edicts of his sup
eriors, shot and killed John
"Wimpy" Elliott. we'll know n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
NEWSPAPER STRIKER SAYS: 1WANT OUT
Human Events, WASH, D. c.,

Human Events, WASH. D. C., 29
Printed below is letter from striking newsman to
official Of the Newspaper Guild in Cleveland where the
two dses have been closed by strike since November 3o
The writer JOE SAUNDERS, telegraph editor Of the
Plain Dealer willing sign his letter addressed TO
union official.
(See STRIKES, Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
FREE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES.

SUNDAY. MARCH 10 - DETROIT (TENTH cHURcH)
Laura Osborn High School. 1900 e. Seven Mile Rd.
JOHN PICKETT. 800 Pm. tc.s. Sentinel. Mar. y
MONDAY. MARCH Is - DEARBORN First church,
- William B. Stout School, 1880 Oakwood. 500 Pm. -
HOWARD n. IRWIN (C.S Sentinel, Mar. 81
THURSDAY, MARCH n - ROYAL OAK & CHURCH,
Fourth and OakdaIe. - CHARLES LOUIS REILLY -
800 P.M &C. S. Sentinel, Mar. 81
FRIDAY. MARCH n = DETROIT tseeord chvreh) -
I47 e. Grand Blvd. - CHARLES LOUIS REILLY. 500
Pm. (C.S. Sentinel, Mar. 81
NO COLLECTIONS EVER.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
Kngier Trial Begins
BY Isaac Jones

The re-trial of the Rev. Z. NJ
Kaiglcr began Monday, with a
l4.member jury before Recorder $
Judge John Z. O'Hara.
The Rev. Kaiglcr, 20. former
pastor of Miles Fellowship Bap'
list Church is charged with first
degree murder in the Jan. IA,
1859 fatal shooting of his wife,
Clara, 48, during a heated argu-
ment in their home at 4452 Burns.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF

SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF
EXCLUSIVE REALITY : ETERNAL PERFECTION
OF GODS CREATION : YOUR TRUE BEING =
AND EXPOSURE OF THE MYTHS : DEVIL.
HE'LL. SIN, BIRTHS. DISEASE. DEATH. WARS.
MATTER ! ADAM-EvE. MURDER0Us CAIN.
JUDAS = "CHAsTLY FARCE" = F00lINC SAUls
OF TARsUs. 30 YEARS PLUS RIP VAN WINklE.
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
UNDERSTANDING The MOMENT OR
HOUR OF DISTRESS: .

FRI. 1l:15 PM, Mar. - INCLUDING THE
SICK, DISEASED CRIPPLED: THINKING
YEARNINC FOR "FRESH AIR" - CRYING FOR
APPREHENSION OF TRUTH FOR DIVINE,
cHRIsTlY WISDOM, UNDERSTANDING FOR
MASTERY FOR POWER VIA TRUTH AND LOVE
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

The 'BRAINWASHED' DEVILS ADAMS. Ewes. OF
HORSE AND BUGGY BELIEFS!
IAN Ak FALLS ON JUNkETEERs"
COCKTAIL TOBACCO S0PHISTICATION OF
NON CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR!
GOD TO ST. PAUL IN ROMANS.
Free Press editorial, Jan. 81
IT WAS LIKE the day the stood still u Just couldn't
happen
But the House Rules Committee ehared by the wsspish
Rep Howard Smith Of Virginia, has voted unanimously to
crack down iunkefing by members of the House.
tsee JUNkETEERs Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
"1o STATES URGE HIGH COURT BACK
PRAYER IN SCHOOLS"
"HEARINC SET FOR FEB. rs"

The Michigan Catholic Feb.
WASHINGTON - The attorneys general Of 19 states
have joined in plea the u S. Supreme Court uphold
the eonsutonsy Of public school religious practices
tSee PRAYER, Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
"STERIlIzATlO. Ill PENDING IN OHIO"
Columbus. O. Mich Catholic, Feb. 2e, p.
BY Andrew F. Eyehsuf CS. 4++
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE SUPPORTS :

BECAUSE GODS CHRIST SCIENCE REVEALS
THE UTTER N-o-T-HI-N.c-N-E-s-s OF THE THINGS
SEEN. TEMPORAL (st. PAUL. - THE EVIL!
THE HUMAN! THE MATERIAL! - MATTER. SIN,
HUMAN BIRTHS, -. HELL. AND THEIR
FATHER, THE DEVIL - MERELY SATANIC,
ADAMLEvE "LoRDcoD" (cen. III, eteJ
FRAUDS Myths =
N-o-T-H-LN.c-NE.s-s SATAN, SIN,
SEX DOOMED -
(see STERILIZATION. Page ~
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-22
Speech, Hearing Clinic April 9

Next ACCA clinic for speech and hearing will be held on April 9 and 10 with Miss Peggy Hamilton conducting the clinic.
 There is a fee schedule for both examination and therapy and pa tients are asked to pay what they can on these fees. However, no one will be turned away because of inability to pay.
 All persons needing such therapy must be referred by physician.
 Anyone seeking further infor- nation is asked to call Mrs. Elsie Batchelor at 6-2818 or Mrs. Shirley Womack at 7-3311.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-22

Unknown to many Kodiak resi- dents is the fact that 26 local mer- chants and individuals contributed $372.OO in order that the Kodiak Bears could stay an extra two days in Anchorage during the Western Alaska tourney.
 Originally the plans called for the basketball team to return Sat urday or Sunday but after a series of disqualifications, the finals were postponed until Monday, necessi-
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-22
Kraft ARA Proxy, Trustees amed

Permanent officers of the Area Redevelopment Administration for the Kodiak region were elected Sat urday as Walter Kraft was named President.
 Vice-President is Emil Knudsen, while Millie Markham will be the secretary and Al Hochberger, treas urer.
 Elected to the Board of Trustees were Russ Wright, Wilton White, Roy Madsen, Charles Edris, George Cornelius, Norman Sutliff, Bob Springhill, Del Valley, Stan A1vine, Merrill Coon, and Carl Rodli. The four officers will also serve on this board.