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thought he had forfeited when
he married the divorced mother
Of four children.
AS evidence Of the Rookie
Teller intentions, associates
point to the maintenance at
full strength Of the presidential
task force Of trained assistants
the Governor has been as
sembling in New York City and
Albany for several years.
They cite the quiet Rookie
Teller selling Job being carried
on by George l.. Hinman, New
York Republican national COM
mitteeman. Mr.. Hinman, who
heads the presidential task
force with headquarters in
Rockefeller Plaza, is emphatic
about his mans availability.
Rockefeller Sees Turn
Gov. Rockefeller himself is
reported to feel that politically
things have got so bad they are
bound to get better. From an
acknowledged top-running po-
sition he has plummeted to a
level at which, for the moment.
he can count with certainty on
not much more than New
York's convention support.
This circumstance finds Re-
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the car and walked toward the
soldier with a shotgun in hand.
With this, Pvt. Rodriguez got
out and was shot as he walked
toward the other men, the FBI
said. He was pronounced dead
on arrival at the base hospital
at 1890 am.
The assailants then fled in
their car, but the soldiers and a
witness noted the cars make
and three digits of the license
tag.
Warfel, was sitting in a
friends car outside the same
tavern when arrested. The FBI
said the blond, blue-eyed sus-
pect is married and father OF
one child.
Maryland State police also
joined in the investigation to
determine If there was any
connection with a recent mys-
ferrous shooting in which a
young Washington attorney
was shot and killed as he drove
along the Washington Balti-
more parkway.
Trooper w. H. Lawrence Of
the Maryland State police bar
racks at Waterloo went to Fort
Meade to determine if there
was any connection between
the shooting and the death Of
Quinton L. Davis, IS, Of 529
Twenty-fourth street NE, on
June "a.
Mr.. Davis, an attorney with
the Federal Trade Commission,
was shot in the head as he sat
in the front seat Of a car driven
by a friend. Lee Satterfield, 20.
of STAT Seventh street NE.
Their wives were in the rear
seat when a bullet shattered a
left rear window and hit Mr..
Davis.
The shot came from a car
which then turned off the
southbound lane of the park
way into the airport cutoff
road. The shooting occurred
about 3 am. as the four were
returning to Washington from
a party in Baltimore.
Police have been without any
clues since then, except that
a ballistics study later indicat-
ed that MIR. Davis was killed by
a .45-caliber slug. This is SINH
lar to those used in military
service pistols.
The dead soldier had been in
the Army since 1861 and had
been assigned to the United
States Army garrison, Fort
Meade, since April. 1862.
His wife, Margie Lorraine
johnson Rodriguez, lives in
Portsmouth, Va. His father,
Jose. lives in New York City.
His mother, Deluvina Colon
Rodriguez, lives in Rio Piedras,
Puerto Rico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
BY MARY McGRORY
Star Staff Writer


There was only one moment
Of pause in the Draft Gold
water rally. That was when
Gov. Paul Tanning Of Arizona,
the first speaker, called the abb
sent idol of the evening "a
liberal and a progressive"
A disappearing silence fell
over the bunting-draped Ar
mory. and even the Governors
hasty amendment-sin the best
sense of the words not
mollify the clamorous tories
who had gathered to show Sem
ator Goldwater their strength
and his.
Otherwise, the 5000 gathered
to pressure him into running
for the presidency liked every
thing they heard. And the eve
ming was a convincing demon
stration that If cardboard and
cliches can do it, Senator Gold
water is as good as nominated.
A whole forest must have
been felled and milled to pro-
vide the placards and flags for
the occasion. The speakers
relied on the true for their
material and Efram ZimbaliSt,
jr.. the hero Of Sunset Strip"
said he was excited beyond
words" Senator Curtis, Repub-
lican of Nebraska, said Barry
Goldwater would show Ameri-
cans how ito stand on their
own two legs in the mainstream
of life"
Other speakers contented
themselves with calling out
hated names. References to the
ADA, Adlai Stevenson, Chester
Bowles and "the family"
brought forth repeated boos.
Safe To Pause
The audience was, in fact, so
gung-ho, it was difficult not
to get a hand, and the ora
tors-except for Gov. Fanning
in his lamentable lapse-could
safely pause after every SEN
tence.
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people visiting West Germany
and the same number of young
West Germans visiting France
every year.
This had been agreed in the
spring. The formal document
was signed today by Foreign
Ministers Gerhard Schroeder
Of West Germany and Maurice
Couve de Murville Of France.
The meeting was the first to
be held under the new French
West German treaty Of CO.
operation which went into
effect Tuesday. It says the
heads of the two governments
are to get together twice a
year.
The meeting lasted three
quarters Of an hour longer than
planned. Gen. de Gaulle was
scheduled TO leave late this
afternoon for Paris.
Ministers Discouraged
Mr.. Adenauer was smiling as
he saw Gen. de Gaulle TO his
car. but other ministers looked
discouraged. High hopes had
been set on this meeting.
Werner Schwarz, West Ger
man agriculture minister, said
new studies would have TO be
made on measures proposed to
solve farm problems.
Anything further has TO be
done in Brussels" he added.
That Is where the decision
has TO be made"
Foreign ministers and agri-
culture ministers OF the six
Common Market countries are
due to meet there next week.
Gen. de Gaulle and Mr..
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JUST ONE LAPSE
RaIIying Round GoIdwater

vor. Out in the lobby, pretty
girls did a rushing business in
Goldwater bumper stickers,
Goldwater books, googly-
elephant fans and Barry Gold
water Soldiers Statesman" play
ing cards.
Photographs of Senator Gold
water, one in business suit and
the other in flying suit. COW
cred the walls.
One woman In pink cotton
dress held four American flags
and a sign that said "Only
Barry Can Carry Ohio" She
said she had driven all night
from Cleveland for the big eve
ming. Her husband and two
children were with her.
A lady from Georgia screamed
herself hoarse when the screen
over the platform showed Sem
ator Goldwater carrying the
whole South.
There's no more Democratic
Party in the South than q
jackrabbit," she said triumph
antly to the woman beside her.
The evening, opened with the
salute to the flag, ended with
the singing of God Bless
America" The sign carriers did
not, In the fashion of their
kind, drop their signs when the
evening was over. They will
need them again. Besides, it
takes a lot of thought and paint
for such a one as proudly borne
by a damsel from New York
which read:
Kennedy key appointments:
Yellow towards the yoke Of
communism, soft-boiled on
spies and literally cracked"
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publicans divided on the issue
of whether the Governor will
stick it out, despite the assur-
ances coming out Of New York.
One prominent party member
who maintains neutrality be-
tween prospective presidential
nominees said he isn't so sure.
HE quit in 1859 when there
was a whole lot less reason for
him to get out than there is
now" this Republican said. "If
he could change his mind then,
he could change 1t again."
No Similarity Seen
A Rockefeller booster said
the situation isn't the same as
that in which the Governor
found the field had been sewed
up for the nomination of then
Vice President Richard M.
Nixon. He added that nobody
is likely to get a pre-convention
lock on the nomination as Mr..
Nixon did.
"The Governor is a very stub
born man." this Republican
leader said. "He, has made up
his mind to 60 after the NOM
nation and, in my judgment,
he win make an About fight
for. it,"
Some steps are being taken
aimed at Frightening the Gov
ernor's political image.
Gov. Rockefeller's associates
believe a settlement is near by
which his wife's four children
by her previous marriage can
be with their mother part of
the time.
The involvement Of the chill
dren seems to have heightened
criticism of the marriage far
beyond the point the Cover
nor expected. The belief Is that
this could be mitigated by sat-
isfactory custody arrangements,
publicly announced.
Florida Appearance Next
The Governor and his new
wife have about completed the
political circuit in New York,
where their receptions have
been friendly. They will make
their first out-of-State appear
ance late this month at the
national Governors Conference
In Miami Beach, Fla.
If the schedule is maintained,
Gov. Rockefeller win accept
some of the speaking invita-
tons that continue to pour in
to him. This would give him
the opportunity to build a rec
ord Of sharp opposition to
President Kennedy's policies.
Such opposition would be aimed
in part at quoting any me
too" complaints from those
within his own party who
think that his views are toe
alike those of the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
GoIdwuter Gets
Illinois Becker

CHICAGO, July S (AP)-
Charles H. Percy, the only an
nounced candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for Gov
ernor of Illinois, says Senator
Goldwater, Republican of Arr
IONA, would carry the State in
a presidential election.
II would support him." says
Mr.. Percy, 43, who is making
his first bid for public elective
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

sosr Is ~ ar: sh'p SIs black an
Church. Friday. il. 4-sbe6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

Mr.. ZimbaliSt brought down
the house when. in the course
Of detailing the hero's vital
statistics. ne said simply, HE
did not go to Harvard"
When Representative Ash
brook, Republican Of Ohio
roared that as President, Barry
Goldwater would clean out
the State Department from
top to bottom" a deafenine
chorus of happy yowls, boos
cheers and screams stopped
the show cold.
The evening had a conven.
ton flavor. thanks to the
flags, banners and placards. Il
also showed that the Gold
water movement is not just 6
bunch Of little old ladies from
Pasadena in tennis shoes. The
Young Americans for Freedom
turned out their legions.
Many a lissome creature
trod down the aisles with her
Don't larry. Back Barry" sign
and for the first time within
of veteran observers
of conservative gatherings, q
great deal of hand-holding was
going on among the placard
wavers.
Frequent Chants
In the back of the hall,
while Senator Curtis was ex-
horting the audience to halt
the gradual destruction Of the
American character, a Gold
water boy and a Goldwater
girl. having parked their signs,
put their arms around each
other and were locked in a
long embrace.
Other members of the au-
diencc paiti closer attention
Ind every time a speaker re-
Ierred 20 the Constitution
subverters," some one was sure
10 call out Earl Warren" and
everyt;me he stopped for
breath, the chant of I'VE Want
Barry" was begun.
Everything spoke of excel
ent organization and true fer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

Adenauer met on this second
day of the French Presidents
visit to discuss the kind Of
relations the West European
market should have with
Britain, blocked by a French
veto from entering the Com
mon Market.
The United States Govern
ment was keenly interested in
the discussion. It wants Britain
admitted to the six nation
Common Market to keep 1t in
close Atlantic partnership with
the United States.
No Indication Of Shift
Gen. de Gaulle prefers to
keep the Common Market a
closed corporation, dominated
by France. He emissions a third
power equal to both the United
States and the Soviet Union.
The meetings today we're the
windup Of two days Of French
West German talks, first con-
ference under the two nations
treaty of cooperation designed
TO end their long enmity.
There was no indication that
Mr.. Adenauer and Vice Chan
cellor Ludwig Erhard had made
any progress in reconciling
Gen. de Gaulle's third force"
concept with President Ken
nedy's desire for a close trans
Atlantic partnership. But there
also was no indication that
Gen. de Gaulle had swung Mr..
Adenauer and Mr.. Erhard from
their espousal Of Mr.. Kennedy's
view.
The only new agreement an
nounced after the first days
talks was for an exchange of
language-teaching officers and
soldiers In small groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Holiday Deaths ITS;
Toll Near 1861 Pace
By the Associated Press

- sAAN AAeoeSAAs W. = aea4
Auto passengers contributed
to a rising highway death toll
today in the Nations Indepen-
dence Day week end mass
motoring. and the holiday IA
tally count quickened.
The traffic toll at / pm.
was 1911. Boating fatalities
were 10, and drownings IS, for
a total of 275.
The four-day holiday death
toll was mounting at q pace
close to that Of Independence
Day, 1861, when q record SOC
traffic fatalities were counted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Aides Say Rockefeller
Maps Fight to Finish
BY JACK BELL
Associated Press staff Writer

The firm has been passed to Republican leaders
that Gov Rockefeller has intention of pursuing vigorously
his quest for the 1854 g. o. p presidential nomination
At what Of his friends believe is the low mark Of
popularity the New York Governor depicted determined
nomination some party members
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23
"HElP CREATE JOBS. RoMNEY ASKS LABOR"

Detroit News, Feb. IS
LANSING = Gov. Romney shattered another precedent
today ne delivered his message economic expansion
70 labor ieeders not TO lawmakers and the powerful
AEL-cIo 10 support his ioberesfns programs
Copies OF the official message 10 the desks Of
House and Senate members Of whom had left LANSING
for the weekend.
But Romney took the message directly 70 AFL-cIo
leaders al their biennial "Edveson Conference on State
Legislation before he left for Republican state eonven
ion si Grand Rapids.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23
Becker OF New Constitution calls Union
Foes Inconsistent" HigrsU

ey earI o. Rudcw Lansing Bur. Detroit News, Feb "a
FLINT - When George H. Dovsherty hears the cry
OF Democrats and AFLco leaders ths, ,hs h,s; t lao
ls'sve districts should be "one man-one vote he ism,
impressed. ~' ~ 49,
a past president of Ternsiedt Local No. 326 and
VA" member since '4o, Dovsherty remembers the sys-
's" 1rs ., s0ns :" Jaw and AFL-oio conventions.
tsee CONSTITUTION, Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23

xods-- chris.s, S<se,ce crvss5~
Nsic. rro,-e+ q ~ev- rs+-e- -1---er Co6. slitsr-
't scse-cs Health ~i-r key .he Scrip
syres ., Mar, Esse~ ES5,l ~-h ~srss message ard
rssssr -hS -i - =, ne grace 81 Cod &c FrOehsCf
Martin Lu-re- 80 ], -ris see Ard hS- seien>s
resl-r .eI-5oos is GEES L55e-s.,r cf ire 55sie
HIGHER AND TeuEs REPRESENTATIVE or GOD
THAN The POPE At ROVE AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND O. HIS PEOPLE TOO
Jesvs ~isseS rish-eoys-ess ard hated n59yi'y~
Tre ~iyxe-s--~ fse n = ~feefs psrs6is<"
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW FAITHFUL
STUDENTS cF CHRIST JESUS RETURN ~ CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - NY WORKS AND GREATER lJesusl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23
PREDICTS OTHERS WILL SHIFT
eoN-e0N DEMOCRAT SWITCHES STAND.
NOW BACKS DOCUMENT"

I'll. BY Carl B. Rvdow
49," '. oo' Lansing Bur. Dsiroif News Feb u
N"o'"ef r'ff in the Democratic Psrtys stand ON the
p'Vp0seo new constitution developed TODAY wh.n paul
announced he would yes on N, document
'see SHIFT. Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23
MORE SANITY = PRO C0N-C0N.
PUTS PRINCIPLE FIRST"

Detroit News sdiYI, Feb. II
Those Of the thovshtfvI and temperate service
cf Or. connor o. Smith chairman Of the Michigan State
University Board Of Trustees will be impressed by his
corsemen' Of fhe proposed Constitution Michigan
Democrat with " years the board Smiths deeis-
ion counter 70 The creed of his political party Clearly
lsee SANITY. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23
BYRD WANTS US. BUDGET CHIEF FIRED"

Free Press Wire Serviees Jan. q
SEN. BYRD NEEDS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH AID
'BRAINwAsHED., HORSE AND BUGGY BELIEFS
SURROGATE LIFE MORE AHuNDANTIY" OF
INFINITE. ikExHAUsTIBLE RESOURCES
SPIRITUAL, THE REAL
MATTER, THE THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL
fsf. Paul - IS a MYTH EXCEPT TO BRAIN
WASHED, SATAN BOUND ADAMS EYES. or
TOO MEAcER CHRIST SECOND COMING SCIENCE
tsee BYRD. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23

Federal Judge Friday upheld the right OF sefridee
Air Force Base officials investigate The responsibility Of
six srnen in SIS million fire.
In he first appeal from military justice in fhe history
o. the Detroit office Of e United Attorney the mer
asked injunction 10 halt the investigation which might
lead 70 eovrf-msrffsi.
tsee JUDGE. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23
CANCER DEATH RATE RISING IN u.s.. STATE

bf Merle Oliver, Detroit News Science Writer. Feb.
REACHED 10000 ANNUALLY M THE UNIT
STATES MORE THAN II. 900 m MICHIGAN"
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE MADE.
NOT BORN : AWAKENING TO TRUE.
ETERNAL BEING. CHRIST. SCIENTIST! :
JESUS BEING NO. u!
CANCER IS AN ADAM-EvE
"10RD-C0 M-Y-T-H!!!-
A CORROSIVE. INFECTED THINKING, sUFFocA.
TIoNl
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH"
Rev. 2l:l) AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY
AS PER GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH,
ETERNAL cHRIsT'S SECOND COMING" EXPOSURE
or THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE!
tSee CANCER. Page 81
GOD BLESS YOU. JUDGE : you DID NOT
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23

T-E ONE REAL PARENT or The NEW
-EGsEs AND TIE New EARTH Rev zl:ll ~
TIER EXCLUSIVE REALITY - The
UTTER sc~T--I-N-o-NE-s-s or TIE THINGS
TEMPORAL 8 Ps-l - TIE EVIL TIE ~
TIE wL7ESl.Ll WATER SIN HELL. AND
FATHER, TIE DEVIL.
See MORALITY: &. Page 3,
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23

"AS A MAN THIhKETH. :. so Is HE" t0.T.)
THE 50-MILE MARCHING F0lllES!
JESUS: IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT QUICKENETH.
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING!
John $50 &c 81
The 50-MIIE MARCHING F0LIIEs or
'BRAINWAsHED' ADAMS AND EWES or
HORSE AND BUGGY BELIEFS or THE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLEs!
JESUS AGAIN.
SEEK YE FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND
HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS. AND ALL GOOD SHALL
Be ADDED ON TO Y0U"!
Also. my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
YE DO"l
See MARCHING Page q
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23

SATAN. SIN. SEX. = ANTI CHRIST :
BIRTHS FLOODS LUkACY. DOOMED
TO NATIVE NoTHINChEss"!
VIA YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD.
AII-HARM0NI0Us" (IS75:s&H) :
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-23
rorsnzI Dr. ? snSe~s,r 5s< Nal CRY s7ssish ses'
GODS DEA THE REAL you : BREAKS ERROR
ASIAN HU BREAKS OUT m DETROIT"

b. Roo@rf ~ DAr<y = De<rcfs Ness.
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE
GOD IS INFINITE c~NPoTENT. D-Av-l-N-E
LOVE - YOUR ~FaTHEs~oTHER COD. ALL
HARMONIOUS g ie -Scseoce and Hesirh =
KEY = re scsirTUREs- - o. TIE NEW HeA'
AND TIE NE~ EssTrs~ Rsssls.Ss0 7I:il -
REVEALING YOUR TRUE BEING - DIVINE
ETERNAL OFFSPRING - aDaNEvELEss :
NEVER scRN NEVER DYING - NEVER
SINNER NEVER BoRN or SINNERS or
WOMAN u<cLEAN lee. ca5 T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
Scientists to Examine
Years of Cooperation

About 40 papers on all as
poets of geophysics viii be de-
livered in the course of the
symposium. Among the scien-
lists to speak is DR.. James A..
Van Allen of the State Univer-
sity Of Iowa, whose discovery of
radiation belts around the
earth is probably the best
known result Of the geophysi-
cal year.
Although the ICY was orig
inally envisioned as an 10
month period Of cooperation,
1t set a pattern for worldwide
scientific studies that apparent
ly has become permanent. An
indefinite period known as en-
ternational Geophysical Coop
Grafton" followed the IGY's
conclusion at the end Of 1858.
Now worldwide science is
about to embark on q period
known as the international
Year Of the Quiet Sum-" popu-
larry called IQSY pronounced
"ik-see~ for short. This 1854
SIS period comedies with a lull
in the 11-year cycle Of sun
spot activity. The ICY was con-
Quoted while the cycle was at
its height.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC az - Monday
Night at the Movies. April
Love" Pat Boone and Shir-
ley Jones star in a romantic
musical set in Kentucky's
Blue Grass country.
$3.50, WTOP (9) Vacation
Playhouse. Mickey and the
Contessa." An unsuccessful
football coach hires a
housekeeper and instead Of
the little old lady he ex-
poets, he gets a Hungarian
countess. Mickey Shaugh-
messy, Eva Gabor.
11:1O, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. It'll the End OF
Time" A potent drama
about a CT who returns
from the war and tries to
adjust to civilian life. Guy
Madison, Dorothy MCGUIRE.
(1946.)
1855, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Million Dollar Legs"
A campus comedy with the
legs Of the title belonging
to the school rowing team.
Betty Cradle, Jackie Coogan.
Q939.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
By a star staff writer

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IL. =
Scientists from 80 countries
gathered here today for a week.
long summing-up Of five years
of international scientific CO.
operation.
More than so Russians are
included among the 300 partic-
ipants in a Symposium on Re-
suits Of the International Geo.
physical Year : International
Geophysical Corporation"
The ileeting, sponsored by
the National Academy of Sci
ences, will feature discussions
of discoveries made and adj
vances achieved since the start
of the ICY in 1857.
DR.. Merle A. TIVE of the
Carnegie Institution of WASH
ington is serving as chairman
of the meeting, which will con-
tinue through Friday at the
University of California cam
pus here. A plenary session to-
day will hear greetings from
the Academy of Sciences. de-
livered by DR.. Lloyd v. Berkner,
one of the prime movers Of the
ICY.