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that all offensive weapons have
been Withdrawn from Cuba.
He urged that II anybody has
any information regarding the
presence Of any military weap-
ons, that information be turned
over to the Defense Intelligence
Agency.
Hundreds Of reports are
checked out every month, he
said. He described q good
many Of them as just rumors
and even some members Of
Congress who dispute admin
istration conclusions that the
Soviet offensive weapons have
been removed either refuse to
say where they heard the in
formation or provide US with
reports which do not have sub
stance to them"
Pointing out that discovery
Of offensive missiles In Cuba
contrary to Mr.. Khrushchev's
pledge to keep them out would
very definitely raise the issue
Of war or peace, the President
emphasized that this grave
issue cannot be decided on a
mere rumor or report. II
For any action taking the
world to the brink Of war, he
declared I'VE have to know
what we are talking about"
Troops Of Concern
Mr.. Kennedy said the con-
tinued presence Of Soviet troops
in Cuba-while not o military
threats q matter Of concern.
A reporter asked II he con-
sidered Mr.. Khrushchev's state
ment last fall that these troops
would be removed in due course
as q commitment, and what
does due course" mean?
THAT is what we are trying
to find out" the President
replied.
He said that the unfinished
business" about removal of the
Soviet soldiers lis a continuing
matter which is being dis
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V~G~ NAVu uBC III
alcohol. sleeping pills, carbon
monoxide and other substances
all proved negative. Tissue
samples were taken yesterday,
he said but results are not ex-
pected before Monday.
Tests Of Mrs. Replane's brain
matter and other pathological
examinations should be COM
pleted next week, DR.. Fisher
said. which will give investi-
gators a complete history Of
her physical condition at the
time Of death.
Neither police nor the medi-
cal examiners could offer any
explanation of how it was that
Mrs. Replane's clothing was
so strangely disarranged, yet
there was no evidence Of sexual
assault.
Mr.. Rsplane, interviewed last
night in their apartment at
13009 Mistletoe Spring road,
Laurel, commented that the
bruise on his wife's left temple
indicated whoever struck her
was at her left side.
Mr.. Replane, q general SCI
ence teacher at Laurel Junior
High School, said the finding
of her stockings in her coat
pocket indicated the assailant
had been intent on rape.
The chunky. balding husband
said he was relieved to learn
from the autopsy report that
his wife probably had been un-
conscious when she was thrown
into the thicket near the OBJ
scure Ellicott City lovers
lane"
THAT way she didn't suffer. "
he said.
Capt. Magaha said police
have no major leads to go on
but are checking every slight
detail.
Its apparent now that we're
going to have to go back and
start all over again where we
we're on the night Of January
81" said Capt. Magaha. Were
going to have to cover the same
ground, plus the ground over
which the body evidently was
transported to where it was
abandoned"
Mrs. Replane was the last
person leaving the school about
10 pm, according to a custo-
dian. Her car was found by her
husband at / am, parked on
Route 197, the Bowie road
about 600; yards from then
home in the Snow Hill project
The headlights were burning
and the key was in the ignition
but there was no sign Of vio-
lence.
Mr.. Replane said he had be-
come alarmed about IL pm
when his wife failed to reach
home, a short drive from the
school. He called a school Of
ficial and Laurel town police
before setting out for the police
station about O'Clock. It was
while driving to Laurel to aid
in the search, he said, that he
found her car by the side oi
the road.
Speculation was that Mrs
Replane may have been halted
along the lonely highway. either
by force or by someone she
knew. and may have beer
struck on the head through
the open window on the driv-
er's side OF the car.
Missing still are Mrs. Re.
! planes shoes, her purse anc
J the black horn-rimmed glasses
she was wearing the night she
vanished. When two Ellicott
City boys found her body latt
Wednesday afternoon. the coat
; had been janfmed UP arounc
her waist and q pink scarf wa,
loosely tied around her neck
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z Below in New York

NEW YORK. Feb. Q tAP).--
The temperature plummeted TO
2 degrees below zero at Q am.
today. the lowest reading In the
city In two years. A biting lS-
mile-per-hour wind chilled New
Workers as they hurried 10 work.
Evening star., 1963-02-08

parade on the fourth anniver-
sary Of his revolution last July,
a mile-square section was tight
ly cordoned to insure his safety.
Had Economic Troubles
Economic problems added To
his troubles. In concentrating
'on survival, Gen. Kassem al
lowed the economy to stagnate
despite a huge income from oil.
Initiation crept across the land
between the Tigris and Euph-
rates Rivers. traditionally the
site OF the Biblical Garden OF
Eden. The cost OF living scared
The Soviet bloc gave Gen.
Kassem about $3.50 million In
credit for his five-year indus
trial plan. But he already owed
Moscow about s400 million Tor
tanks, trucks, artillery and a
Jet air force.
Gen. Kassem leaned heavily
on the $3.50 million he received
annually In oil reserves 10
serve his domestic economy and
help pay a 500 million defense
budget. -
This was a prime reason why
he tried TO pressure the Iraq
Petroleum Co. into raising pay
ments and why he tried 10
annex oil-rich Kuwait.
Long Planned Revolt
A a "a a
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l0AN
INK ,taf4,htfs -,
'"' ...ff y" sr- GrA .
Kossen Destroyed,
Rebel Forces DecIor'e':..
IRAQ
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Turkish agency reported 10
army generals arrested
A Beirut resident who reached
Baghdad by telephone. how
ever, said he was told Baghdad
residents believed Gen. Xassem
was still alive. e. 49,,
All Borders Closed
The British Embassy in Bag
hdad reported to London that
Junior officers had risen against
Gen. KasSem's police state re-
gime but did not confirm i'm
mediately the report that the
premier had been assassinated.
THE population OF Baghdad
itself is quiet" the embassy's
first message to London said.
Baghdad Radio announced all
Iraq's borders - with Turkey,
Syria, Jordan. Saudi Arabia and
Iran-were closed. All Iraqi
airports were closed.
The rebels. calling themselves
the National Council Of the
Revolutionary Command, an
nounced that a national guard
had been set up.
Nonalignment Pledged
The council pledged to respect
the United Nations charter and
international agreements, to
follow a nonaligment policy
abroad and a policy Of democ-
racy at home.
The new movement" a COM
munique said, will work to in
crease our financial potential
and guarantee that oil will con-
tinue to flow abroad"
Between communicates the
rebel-held radio played patri-
otic songs Of President Canal
Abdel Nasser's United Arab
Republic with which Gen.
Kassem had carried on a Bit
ter feud.
Another broadcast assured
all foreigners in Iraq their
lives and properties would be
protected.
The rebels said they we're
rising against imperialism in
the name Of Arab brotherhood.
Called Enemy Of People
I'm the name Of God. people
Of Iraq." said a communique,
I'VE have been able with the
help Of God TO destroy the en-
emy Of God and Of the people.
Abdel Karin Kassem, and his
gang which has used the coun-
try for its interests and which
choked liberty and disrupted
the law"
Gen. Kassem voiced similar
sentiments on July II. 1858.
when he seized power In an
army revolt in which pro-west-
ern King Faisal II. his uncle
Crown Prince Abdul nah and
Premier Nuri Said were killed.
Voices on the radio chanted
Union, union" In an appar-
ent cry for union with Nasser
and the UAR.
The rebels also broadcast
q statement mourning the
martyrs" who fell In a pro-
Nasser revolt against Gen. Kas-
sem In 1859.
Street Fighting Urged
Communicates and statements
urged the people 10 fight on
the streets for the revolt.
An order went out 10 AL
units Of the national guard
which Gen. Kassem had dis
solved-to turn out. and army
troops and national police
forces were told 10 support the
guard.
The communicates indicated
the revolt started In the air
force.
Another broadcast said sig
officers. ranging in rank from
colonel 10 first lieutenant,
formed a National Council OF
the Revolutionary Command
and would direct the National
Guard. They we're.
Col. Mustafa. commander OF
the forces; Col. Ghaleb Makki
el HaSmimi, assistant COM
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mander, and Capt, Naiat Ma
hmoud Ell Safi, 1st 1t. Saba
Mohammed,. 1st 1t. Ahmed Mo-
hammed El Awawi and 1st 1t.
NurTedin, an members Of the
command. ~ = r"
The rebels ordered "all army
units not to answer to any call
or to make any move" except
at their orders
Positions Demolished ,os
I-- Between communicates, Bagh-
dad announcers read kilograms
of support signed by Socialist
Workers." the goth Armored
Division, the 9Th Armored Di-
vision, the 5th Tank Battalion,
the 4th Battalion. the COM
manders of the Baghdad and
Mosul air bases and other units
of the armed forces.
The radio said the army had
demolished the dirty posi-
tons" of the old government
with planes and tanks"
Since the day he took over.
Gen. Kassem, had feared for
his life. He slept with his
personal bodyguard at hand
and stayed close to the heavily
guarded defense ministry.
After an assassin wounded him
in 1859. Gen. Kassem increased
measures to ensure his pro-
lection. He travelled in a bullet
proof car and rarely left The
defense ministry. y ? !
After. his revolt Gen. Kassem
reversed Iraq's pro-Western
course and turned to Mr. Nasser
and Moscow. But he and! Mr.
Nasser split in 1859 and have
been furiouss enemies since.
Fencing With Cairo
Cairo and, Baghdad hurled
new venom at each other in
the past week after the Iraqi
government arrested thre e
UAR diplomats in Baghdad
and the Nasser government in
retaliation arrested a member
of the Iraqi Embassy staff in
Cairo.
The Kassem regime has been
beset In recent weeks by stu
dent strikes and reported UNI
derground movements.
In northern Iraq. nomadlc
Kurdish tribesmen-many of
them pro- Communist - have
been battling for self rule since
September. 1861. They beat off
Kassem forces. controlled most
Of northern lraq. and at any
time could interrupt. the flow
Of oil from the western oper-
ated oil fields which supplied
the Kassem regime $3.50 million
in royalties a year. the country's
chief income.
The Kassem regime also has
been feuding with Britain. the
United States and other Arab
countries.
West Disturbed
Gen. Kassem disturbed the
West not only because OF his
dealings with the Communist
powers but also because his
government had served notice
II intended eventually TO ma
tionalize most OF the oil in
dustry. owned primarily by
British and American interests.
Presumably in pursuit Of this
policy IraQ's minister OF oil In
the past few days has been
visiting Moscow and conferring
with Soviet high-ups.
There was no indication
whether the uprising was linked
with the Kurdish rebels. But
a radio station operated by the
Kurds In northeastern Iraq
promptly reported what II called
the end OF the dictatorial re-
gime OF Kassem."
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Long-Piannei Revolt

Until the day the riddled
body Of King Faisal II slumped
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"a Yeor-round and Summer Sport co0ts
all at VI PRICE

In this group: Regulars SO to IS; Shorts 81 to 80;
Longs 80 to AZ.
Evening star., 1963-02-08

{ 81 $500 Imported Tweed Topcoos 81.
tl0l $500 Imported Tweed Topcoots- 81.
{. u $4,000 Fine Worsted Topcoot t--S0 50.
O3l $1,000 Cashmere and Wool Topeoots-
In this group: Regulars 81 to "A; Shorts 81 to 42
Longs 80 to "A; Ex, Long SO to 40, "A, ~.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
SATURDAY
JAN.
Is

q WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS.
IVA Hours. international Surfing Cham
pionships at Makaha Beach, Hawaii; the
5sth Annual Norge ski Jumping Classic,
Fox River Grove, III. Jim Mckay and
Bill FIemming, commentators.
0 THE EARLY SHOW.
Movie llz Hours. "The Eagle and the
Hawk" 1888. Fredric March and Cary
Grant. -
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RESCUE!

1T was a cold night. The wind blew It's lev
II breath across CrOOkshank's Hole and in the
dark below numerous waterfalls cast their cold
burdens downward. And 100 feet down, on the
bottom Of this chill, dank shaft, man waited.
John HOlsinger was stranded at the bottom of
this cave in southern West Virginia. And getting
him out was going to be long, tedious opera
ton. John HOlsingcr was no stranger to caves.
He is a member of the National psychological
Society, a group of amateur and professional
cave explorers. On this particular night, HOl-
singer and Lew Bicking had made the long
descent into CrOOkshank's Hole only to dis
cover that one man would need help from the
other below to get back up. Even then, il was
quite an ordeal. Bicking made il with painstak-
ing help from HOlsinger and the other two
members of the party on top. They exhausted
themselves in the effort. George Titcomb and
John Cooper knew they could not effect a
second rescue without help. They sent down
dry clothes in q waterproof pack TO HOlsinger
and went out for help. Another Of the sOciety's
groups was in the area, and they found il just
bedding down for the night. The parties made
their way back to CrOOkshank's Hole. Working
with ropes and pulleys and all the energy they
could muster, they pulled HOlsinger up the
slippery shaft, over lodges and through water
falls. HOlsinger had spent nine hours in the
cold, damp pit-but after short rest, he was
planning another cave exploration.
PHOTOS BY PETER GRANT
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OFFIcE TRATLER on. 20 n. VIII
air cond., like new. Call 44o-7043
o. 44D-S0D0 n
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|. Waters q ASSOCIATES
WEST VIRGINIA

New 5-rm. cottage, equipped. 300
II. frontage Cacopon River, fire.
place, deep well. S6,350.
Mod. cottage, oil heat, cleo. split
level. completely furnished, beaut.
lawn, frontage on river. Home
away from home. Words will not
describe. S1b,760.
Widmyer Real Estate, Phone $50
J. r. Martin, Broker, Phone 1928
Berkeley SPRINGS, W. Va.
Free Listing
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

MOD
acre. sb.sb0. Inspect At Cedar
hurst on ches. nay. 81 miles D. &.
Bauman on Chesapeake ave, or
Mrs. ollfi on Holly ave-. WALTER
M. BAuMAN, agent, Du, 7.iii1,
BENEDICT RESORT lust off the
Patuxent Rlyer--Brk. comb. RAM
bier, mod. IN every detail, good
fishing. Grabbing. nice year
around home. Price $4,000,
Near river, good bathing and fish
ing. 3.bedrm.. masonry rambler,
living and dining .rms,. 2 porches.
sotTHERN MARYLAND RLTy, co,
LaPlata p34ss432
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STILL PLENTY TIME

WOODLAND BEACH, ct 3 bed
rm. homse on lge. lots near beach.
shopping, churches and schools,
$3.50 up on terms.
ONLY $50 DOWN on fine building
sites in many-beach area with full
clubhouse and beach PRIVILEGES.
SYLVAN SHORES, Riva-only half
block to beach, 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.
with fireplace, oil heat. Only
$3.50 on terms.
TURKEY POINT - Beautiful one
acre Of ground overlooking South
River, nice secluded area. Priced
sEfBY ON THE Bay and 8
bedroom summer or year.round
SUNRISE DETERMINATIONS lot
and q 2-bedroom, cinder-block
year-round home. Ideal spot on
Severn River near Laurel. Glen
Burnie and Annapolis. Real good
value.
Kay Realty Co., Inc.
IA aO0n0 Q0f-qW Q-9611
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
Underwater
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

- : 80 @@N = N-sae @NA~
l-Ches. Ranch Club. 4-bedrm.
home, electric kitchen, central wa
ter system, completely furnished,
corner lot, marina and waterfront
privileges. $4,000.
2-Solomons. Lovely view Of patux-
ent River out into Ches. Bay. Ar
tesian well, living rm,, kitchen.
bath, bedrm., oil heat, glass
enclosed porch, partially built pier,
fenced. $4,000.
3-Drum Point. Modern, masonry,
4 bedrms., bath, fireplace, electric
kitchen, sun deck, excellent view.
Immed. poss. $4,000.
f-Ches. Bay. "a acre, modern brick
home, 3 bedrms., lge, liv. rm. with
fireplace and beamed ceiling, mod
ern kitchen. ialousied porch, 3
baths, recreation rnn., vetanda,
patio. 2 shower rms, lge. fenced
swimming pool outdoor fireplace.
sandy beach. 40 mi. z. c.
Lots on or near the water at
Cove Point. Mil Greek, Dares
Beach. Reasonably priced.
NVVHTA1w mn A TINY
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP sHEEMAR-A distinguished
ia Yrs RidinG. swimmins. hifins,
etc. Modern. Safe. Beautiful, 2
hrs. from Wash. w. A. MARTIN
RI. q, Winchester, Va.
FAIR HAVEN-S2b wk., boys and
~; 3. sgSI' E. S;HSsiS' i'' ",
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REVERLEY REACH

I
custcm-built 3-bedrm. masonry,
lovely XII, - SPACIOUS jaiousied
porch, Open Sat. and Sun. ia pm.
S17,4b0, excel. financing, may GI.
lis Elliott place, Beverley Beach,
BREEZY POINT BEACH, MD.
All-year home, modern improve
bed space In fin, attic, encl.
porch .CosTINETT, ia. 2-327S.
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
|BROoMEs IsLAND-Small cottage
near. river, about l acre rich land
excel. for summer use or to fix up
for retirement, $4,000.
MIL CREEK - Near solomons, 2
bedrooms, nv. rm, with fireplace,
din. area, mod. kit. bath, porch,
HANDICAPPED lot, 90 II. on water,
5O-tt. pier, artesian well. central
heat, sale furnished.
NEELD ESTATE-Attractive Cited
rm., 2-bath home on bay front.
Wide sand beach. Nice environ
ment.
PATUxENT RIVER - 2.3s acres.
front 300 II. on water, large
oaks, 20 miles from District. is
miles from Andrews Air Base.
BAYFRoNT LoT-1O5 IT. on Bay.
$4,000. terms.
PATUxENT RIVER VILLAGE - g.
pedrm. white clapboard mod
home Shady lawn sloping to
water, 9O-ft. pier. $4,000.
PATUxENT RTvER,-Mod. 4-bed-
rm. brick dwelling, 126-ft. 'front.'
ing on river, 200-ft. pier. S35.-
900, terms.
WATERFRONT ACREAGE
1000 A. on Ches. Bay.
Ga. on Tidal Greek
A. on Tidal Creek
PATUXENT RIVER-2-acre estate,
long shore line incl. old landing
point, older type home completely
undermined with oil heat, air cond.
4 bedrms., 2 baths, full basement,
gear garage, l10-ft. river pier,
lge. shade trees, access by paved
I'd. about 4S mi. from the District.
BREEZY POINT = l-acre estate
usual landscaping and Ice. shade
trees, ise. cottage with ) bedrms'
fireplace, mod. cleo. kit, bath, 2
lge. porches on LIST floor, end
floor will sleep Q, bsmt., oil heat,
2-car garage. outside shower. ten
mis- court. A spectacular location.
Dwelling and grounds in spotless
cond. .Sfs,500 incls. 2 fefgrs.,
cleo. stove, washing machine and
most OF the furnishings.
PATUXENT RIvER-h-acre Level
land fronting river and wide sand
beach.
DARES BEACH-Modern 2-bedrm.
cottage, very neat, pieket-fenced
yard. 2 blocks from Bay. Central
heat, mod. kit. and bath, So.750,
terms.
SOLOMONS-Investment income op-
portunity, 1O-bedroom rooming
water anchorage, $4,000.
COVE PoINr-2-bedroom cottage,
mod; kit, bath. fireplace, 2
porches, / block from Bay with
nice water view, well furnished,
$4,000.
LONG BEACH-3 adjoining wood
ed lots near harbor with view Of
Bay, $500, easy terms.
MILL CREEK, near Solomons-Lge.
new contemporary rambler on
water with pvt. pier. owner trans
ferred. Your opportunity to cash
in on all the hard work and
effort the. owner has put into
this place for the present seasonal
use and plans for retirement.
Priced for quick sale ct $4,000.
DAREs BEACH-3-bedrm. rambler,
modern kit, bath. hit. On 3 lots.
Excel. Bay view, wide sand beach,
$1,000, terms.
q IxTakove D. Acnaola4aa
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Underwater
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

i-West River. Q year-round homes
on 3 lots, both furnished, 2 bed
rms. each, insulated. patio, well
trees, lovely view. Owner financing.
Immed. poss. $50, 900 for both.
River. 25 acres, lovely
view, 600 II. on paved road. %
mi d. c. s25, 1000.
CALVERT REALTY ENcY
CORP, Elsie West Williams, Lo-
THAN, nd. Phone University e
5000; II no answer, call Prince
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SUMMER HOMES

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THIS COULD BE
Your last chance to see these two
outstanding properties. No. i.
Lovely view Of Bay, lot one square
wide, liV. rm. (din. rm, u glassed
I'M, kit, 2 bedrms. and bath, !"
porch first floor. End floor nicely
furnished dormitory for 4 double
beds, plenty closet space, bath.
H.-w. Dashboard heat, utility rm.,
slip for boat assigned to the prop
erty.
No. 2. 8 acres. garage, new roof,
bath, 2 bedrms.. kit, din. .rm. and
closed porch, close 10 shopping,
schools, church. Terms. Seen any
time during weekdays, Sundays,
1890 TO 800 pm.
RUBY DOWNS. BROKER
Downs Bldg, Deale, Md. UN. 7-6q31
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OYSTER HARBOR, ARUNDML-oN-
THE BAY-Finest coiored area on
Lots $1,000 up. Homes $3.50 up,
KAY REALTY CO., INC.
RIA. G-2900 a0I-qW 9.QEII
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NORTH BEAcH-2 IN I. TWO
HOMES. ONE 3-BEDRM., ONE
2-BEDRM., on waterfront. Excel.
eond., oil heat Rent one for In
come, live In other. Total price,
Si9,Dg5. excel. terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
RTNCR gro COTINTv Mn

PRINCE GEO. COUNTY. MD. -
ent River. Lee. clubhouse, hunting
lodge, horse barn, secluded yet less
than an hours drive from Dis
trict. Suitable for club or sub
division, no racial restrictions. can
be purchased all or in part or will
consider long-term lease.
]. B, WATERS a. ASSOCIATES
PRINCE FREDERICK, MD.
PHONES 214 and 4SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
CALVERT COUNTY

NORTH BEACH A real beach
home. walk out the front dool
onto fine sand beach. Housl
divided into 2 apis, sep. entr
Live in one, rent the other. Beau
tiful Bay view from 2 enel. pens.
fully equip. Excellent financing
Bargain at S12,b0O.
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our.oE.roWN REAL EST.

equity in 3-b,r. GUS
tom home, mr. San Jose, Moffett.
: Stanford Univ, Lockheed. for Nd,
Va. property, 439-S067.