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The chronicle., 1963-12-26
MABRY'S

n
Christmas Eve is not the most inspira.
| tionaI time in the world TO try TO write
column even if it does Just list grocery items
and prices. Seems like there are dozen things
that really need TO be done all at one time.
I'm sure that you ladies know JUST what
mean.
We wish TO apologize for the time that
we were out OF turkeys. We had no idea that
your response would be 50 terrific. We drove
twice to Cufporf TO keep in turkeys. II neces'
sary, we will make the third "trip.
For something simple in the market for
after Christmas, we have chuck roast at 3oc
pound and ground beef for 39c pound.
Fresh hog iowIs for those black eyed peas al
New Years will be 15c pound. We figured
something plain after all the rich eating al
Christmas.
Beef is still down. Baby beef round steak
and T-bone steak for 7oc a pound. Sirloin
steak, sc pound.
Produce specials will be round white
potatoes at 10 pounds for 2oc. U. S. No. I
yellow onions, SC pound. Waxed rUtabagas
will be &c pound. Can't make any promises
on greens after this freeze but we will Try.
Frozen food specials will be swiffs
Premium beef-burgers for 89c for 10 two-
ounce patfies. You've seen them advertised
on teIevision Norsea fish sticks, the 8-oz.
package, will be 2 for ACC. tennessee brand
black eyed peas, the 24-oz bag, will be 3oc.
Clover Farm sandwich bread will be
for 2oc. HoIsUm hot dog or hamburger buns
will be 19c for package of eight.
Grocery specials will be showboat black
eyed peas, no. 3O3 can, at 2 for 13c. Show
boat pork and beans in the no. w can will
be 2 for 3oc. Clover Farm cafsUp will be 15e
for I4-oz. bottle. Clover Farm flour will be
5poUnds for 3oc If you have not tried Clover
Farm flour, buy five pound bag. II after
using half Of it and you are NOT completely
satisfied, bring the rest back for full refund
Of your money
St. Charles coffee, the kind we use IN
the store, will be 3oc pound. Don't forget
to grind it, Argo in,as will be two No. 800
cans for 2oc. Clover Farm peanut buffer will
be soc quart MUsseman's apple Juice will
be 25e quart. colyer Farm vegetable oil,
36-oz, will be 3oc. Jim Dandy grits, pound
bag, will be 15c.
For after Christmas cleanup, we are
featuring Bruce seIf-polishing wax at only
29c pint.
Kwik meal dog food will be 4 tall cans
for 2oc. Maxwell House coffee is still only
6oc pound.
Thank you for the privilege Of serving
you.
Garland
The chronicle., 1963-12-26

Smart cotton flannel plaid
reverses to solid cordana.
Buoyant shredded poly
urethane foam filler.
Brown, red, blue. Use as
bed or throw pillow.
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MCINTOSH co'. REAIToR
III. b-7b3g

sILyER SPRING. WHEATON ARIA
Brick spilt-ieyel, privacy, .
bedrms,. / " baths, rec. rm., Frlg-
idAire kitchen. dlshwasher. wash
er, intereom, wall-to-wAll carpet,
yinyl floors, NJ mortgage, sile
boz WIZ, Atar. ~
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

RAMBLER VALUE! Brk.
bedrms., pleasing mRhog. pan
cling in sep. din. rm. and kit,
professionally done rec. rm, and
bar in walkout bsmt. with end
full bath. fence, alum. storm vim
dows. etc. just S1S.760 FILA. call
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. BILBAO
ANCIENT OAK, MONTGOMERY
HUNT-Early Amer. Colonialized
split on acre plus fenced lot.
Roomy center hall leads to lge.
paneled, beamed ceiling family
rm.-kits and opens into lge. liv.
rm.. with hearth and picture-
book view. Guest-size din. rm.. 4
twin-size bedrms., 2 full baths.
Spac. ground level club rm.
with raised hearth, den or 9th
bedrm. and bath. Full bsmt. for
shop. storage and kids play
area. Lge. garden shed and car
port comb. Cony. to shops schls..
acc. IBM, Beth. Metro. d. G.
Early 30s. KORzENDORFER,
Realtors, OIL. 4-sl11. I'll Q.
ASSUME PRESENT FINANCING on
this 3-bedrm. rambler in Palmer
Park. No qualifying required.
Monthly payments S110, total price
S12,30O. Call 474-2444.
nUM MT6
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FOREST AREA Just
being completed. split level with
SIN bedrm. huge rec, rm. with
firepl.. Immense family rm.. dbl,
earport. i.3 acres with sewer and
Eaterl only A.. home. $4,000.
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ROCKVILLE

rms. Kit, and bath. oil heat, mr..
sousa Bridge. S75, Ma. s-0S10.
2252 5 ST. s.E.-Semidet. brk. 4
bedrms., ~ baths, Ice. rec. rm.,
cow. S125. JU. 9-675s after
b pm.
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ufthItT MhfyIhhd Ff0p. JU, W-ItfU
IIL. sPG.--True eenter-hail blk,
rambler. Plaster Falls. beamed
wall. picture window. 2 bedfmh,,
din. II. equipped kit, with
breakfast bar. den, 26-ft. knotty-
pine rec, rm. with Iefreshment
So, 500. Call todayl
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Shannon & Luchs

POTOMAC AREA, outstanding Tam-
bier on fenced acres with 2
stall stable. dream house kitchen.
ground level rec. I'm. with patio,
lovely. 4-bedrm.. home, attraetively
priced IN the low sos: excellent
ACC. IBM. Bur. Stand. and adj.
business areas.
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SILVER SPRING-l bedrmn., 2h
baths, SEP. din. Tm., breakfast
nook, finished rec, rfn. with firepl,.
new Wv, Competing, gar, excel.
location for service officers. u.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

KENsINGTON--1st offer. 3-bedrm.
brk; ramb. on pvt. court, rec. rm.,
pretty fenced lot. SiS,960, n. N.
LEVY, 949.7400. More service for
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FOREST GLEN
LIST WITH LINGO

GARRETT PARK = Stately old
mansion needs help, soft. Nv,
rm., 4 bedrms. on Y acre. moat
TO be drained and dragons run
out, At sellers expense, COUNTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20

= Available immedi.
ately, new , and 4 bedrms, RAM
blers and split-levels. huge family
rm., kitchen, 2 or more full baths,
paneled rec, rms flagatone een-
ter halls, large separate dining
rms, spacious level lots, from
$4,000, Model home phone t34-
$500.
ROBERT II. KENT CO. Ju. o-soOo
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DETACHED SPECIALS

Lovely, 4-bedroom, 2-bath home
with den and powder rm;, LIST H.,
fin attic rm, ideal as 9TH bed
Priced right.
Detached 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, LIST
H., den, full bsmt. and garage.
Priced in low eos for quick sale.
Immed. poss.
1903 HOLLY ST. NV.
Vacant newly decorated 4-bedroom
Diet. home with outside patio and
barbecue. Only S1S,950.
Ewes. 366-7S32 JU. b-6OS4
LOUIS Ridden tn. 2-3060
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CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE-Charm-
ing, immac. G, h. brk. Colonial;
porch. Secluded garden. $3.50 per
mo. Call OIL. 6-69S5.
CHS Realty, Inc. OIL. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20

CHEVY CHASE-3-bedrm rambler,
near schools and transp... avail
July 1. Sep. din. rm. and mod
kitchen. $235 mo. Call Mrs. Mel
son, g46-95S6.
CHS Realty, Inc. OIL. $4,000
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

BETHESDA-BRADMOOR AREA =
Ayail. July 1 split-levsl 3 b.Es;.
2h baths. den' rec. rm" OBJ.
gar. opt: -drapes: pub; schlp 27b.
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CATHEDRAL AREA
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905

OB sIs..sd G sasl.n.n school III; f. .n9
loniaI home With 8 bedrms.. fin
ished sleeping porch, IN baths,
den on LIST floor, separate dim
ing room. Choice location. See
II right away Call WO. $4,000
VI 0; EDW. II. JONES a. CO.,
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., Hawthorne
"A semicircular driveway leads
to this magnificent brick-and-red-
wood contemporary. LIST floor has
spacious entrance hall with white
terrace floors and glass walls front
and rear. 36-ft. living-dining rm,.
beautiful modern kitchen with
breakfast space opens to large
screened porch, spacious library.
3 bedrms.. baths. Open stair
way leads TO lower level which
looks out on lovely garden area.
Large recreation room, game room
CONDITIONING. Priced In COS.
Call LEIGH a SCHWAB, INC.
EN-. 2-6S00. Ewes. Mrs. Mac
Quineas. OIL. 4-47e1.
CHEVY CHASE-House your young
obNAo INV AAhAe AgAb W 81 ANNkA
schools. 4-bedrm. brick Colonial.
Mid-3Os. CHEVY CHASE REALTY.
EN-. 3-lS00. Ewes. WO. 6-6330.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA-On
q quiet tree-shaded street n block
from Conn. ave. Spacious older
home on q nice level lot. 4 bed
rooms on End floor. I on Ord.
1st-floor powder room. House and
grounds in good condition Drice.
So, 800. LEIGH q SCHWAB, INC.
EN-. 2-5S0O. Ewes. Call Mrs. Rut-
ley. OIL. 4-7693.
CHEVY CHASE, 3712 livingston st.
Oct. brick 4 bedrms.. baths,
powder rm.. rec. rm;. bath
inspection BY appt; Price $33. 900.
PILsON, AID. 4-s64s.
HIGH AREA-Custom-
built, tapestry brick, 3-bedrm.,
2-bath home in beaut. cond. Lge.
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din.
rm., mod. kit. with table space.
Full bsmt. and gar. blk, to bus.
Priced for quick sale. S23, 760.
COLUMBIA PROPERTIES. INC:
JU. S-73OO
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-142 Will
mlngton place.. s.e.-off 1900
blk. Nichols and LIST st. Diet. cot
tage type. attrac, designed A.
bedrms.. mod, kit, gear gar.
Space for large garden, swimming
pool, or tennis court or 70 ouild
sn9ths5 house ..ss =, "a Van, aP2D n%.s
poss. Cox a. Co. RE. 7-1633.
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TAKOMA PARK-Nev. 2 bedrms
THE CONTINENTAL

- EXCELLENT LOCATION
LOW RENT
COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE
10 min. to downtown, 4-bus stop,
one fare. near everything, school
buses to project. balcony. patio
with pvt. entr., air cond., closets
galore. huge kit. 12-foot refgr.
with freezer compt.. pvt. storerm,,
laundries. ample parking, pools
1 BFDROOM ----- 500 so
3 BFDROOMS Sl12 90
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BETH, Ttlden Woods-4-bedrm., 81
b.. new air-cond. ramb., din, rm..
liv. rm., fam. rm., rec. rm., firepl.,
porch, terrace, $500, 427-4l75,
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BOGLEY
zoos Wise. Ave. OIL. 6-2500 I'll
POTOMAC HILLS
X KEN us IL 57NISNT

FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD
3-bedrm.. 2-bath split-level rec.
rm., level corner lot on cul-de-sae,
walk TO grade, junior and senior
high schools. only $1,000.
949-2860
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liver SPRING : Convenient 70
schools and transp. a. this ini-
maculate. 4.bedrm., 2 Y hath brick
Hpllt-level. Lovely KIT. with eating
area, lge, sep, din. rni.. rec, room.
completely air cond, full SUBJ
esmt'. .loyyelHb loI be,dsTing o. ihs
\ CO., Ju p.snO0 Realtors.
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, 1963-04-02
LEGISLATIVE RECORD

fa~sg Continued from Page 2)d
no form7 available for those people who went there to
get their cars registered and licensed.
| would also like to talk about the aluminium plant
in st. Croix. would like to talk on behalf of the people
am representing in this august body. These people are
Virgin Islands people.
l remember when I first came to this beautiful ISL
and. The salaries paid at that time were hungry salaries
and a laborer had to work for at least twelve hours a day
to receive a miserable salary at the end OF the week that
scarcely was enough to pay for his subsistence. With the
era of civilization the salaries have increased, but not to
the maximum necessity for the workers to live a decent
life. 3 -..
We need more industries to give standard year
round stable employment to our people. It is true that
tourism is a good industry but it is only for a certain time
of the year. We have the Virgin Islands Corporation, but
, 1963-04-02
ORRESPONDEN
THE HONEY MILL

And thus we designate Ted Dales Sweet Tower"
Assigned to neWlyweds a precious bower
Where brides adore their own pink" dressing room
And hail the "blue" one slated for the groom
The pearl of Club Comanche" on the strand
Gods finest spot in all vacation land
Surrounded by a chain of ripping hills
That meet yon silver reef, which gently spills
It's foaming kiss into a turquoise sea
Tapping the fairy Island of the Key!
White sails and power boats now swarm the Bay
And ebon torsos man hemp ropes by day
When evening comes soft blinking lights salute
The spangled stars in genuine tribute.
And oh, the haul of marvellous Wahoo
Returned at dusk by one ebulient crew.
And all, what rapture, what ecstatic glee
When tasting rare fruit from the teeming sea,
While hearing chanties by some TroubadourA
Or native "Steel Bands" which we cherish more.
This Club is at the center of st. Croix,
A wink away from Grapetree Bay. And boy!
What magic shops, night spots and "Iimbo's Thrill"
Sending us straight to heaven in the Mill!
By ENBY
, 1963-04-02
THE PRESIDENT Senator Lawaetz.

MR.. LAWAETZ Mr.. President, the first time !
knew about Harvey Aluminium being interested in COM
ing to St. Croix, | believe, was right here in the hall OF
the Legislature, and we were introduced to Mr.. Harvey
and Mr.. Linden, and they we're interested in seeing the
Island of st. Croix, and | volunteered to take them and
show them the entire Island. Ispent a very pleasant day
with them, and had a luncheon, and we invited the en-
gineers, Mr.. Paraliticci Alphonso Paraliticci, Deputy
Commissioner Of Public Works, ST. Croix) and Mr.. Vic
tor Givean, and Mr.. Albert Nelthropp (aides to Mr..
ParaliticcD to accompany us, and l think we spent a very
pleasant day.
The next time l had anything to do directly with the
Harvey people was when the engineers asked me to have
a meeting with them. We sat down and discussed several
problems concerning their plans for Harvey Aluminium
Plant. Mr.. President, the only thing that has worried
me in this whole procedure is the unusual way that | am
being asked to pass legislation concerning the welfare of
my people and concerning the property of the people Of
the Virgin Islands without being given an opportunity
to sit down and discuss with the people concerned with
making no the final contract and agreement. Ihave seen
the contract, have all respect for the people who draft
ed it, but l think it is an usual procedure to ask me, as q
legislator, to vote for something that I myself have not
taken part in. For example, the Harvey people have come
before us and told us that there will be no pollution of
water, and air, and from the little have seen of the con-
tract, reading it here during the lunch hour, / see no
safeguards against such an occurrence. | am not familiar
with the Harvey Plant, but I have read a lot about pollu-
ton. And, knowing that there are a large amount OF peo-
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, 1963-04-02

its stability is uncertain, and if they are forced to close,
many families who depend on the Company for their
subsistence will be out Of work, creating a big social
problem.
Now, with the Harvey Aluminium Company better
employment opportunities and better salaries will be
provided to all. Why then, some persons and organiza-
tons with retarded minds oppose? am going to answer
that question. Because they see in this Company a poten-
'tial competitor. Many Of those who oppose at present
are those who are always opposed to the progress Of
these Islands. They are the privileged people, the I'M
touchables, the ones who are opposed to our Civil Rights
Laws.
I also have heard, as my Colleague Senator Anduze
says, threats about replacing us as Senators, but | know
my people very well and those things do not frighten me.
My conseienceis clear because know, and | am very
sure, that / am defending a cause for the benefit of our
people.
Mr.. President, | assure you that the great majority
of the people of Saint Croix feel that this Company is a
|benediction for these Islands. It will bring prosperity
to all and provide hope for a better future.
1 also want to ask the Governor and the Aluminium
Plant to protect the estate leased by Mr., Marcelo Maldo-
nado and Mr.. Regalado Benitez Of Estate Anguilla, who
has also leased the land there, | ask for protection for
these people in case the aluminium plant establishes
there. Thank you
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mob of newSmen and photog-
raphers.
Tense and angry, she told
them as she left for a church
service that the United States
would bear the blame for any
coup in South Wet Nam.
IF the news from Wet Nam
is true" she said, ''it would be
a shame for many Americans.
Indeed we know that many
Americans wanted this for a
long time. But now that victory
in Wet Nam is coming, they
think they will be able to rob
the fruits of their victory lover
the Communists) from its VIC
tors with the help of their little
friends whom we all consider
in Wet Nam as traitors to their
fatherland
I'VE are convinced that be-
before everything else, we must
first have independence. Any
form of interference in Wet
Nam is a proof that our indie
pendence is not respected"
Mrs. Nhu also had no word
of her three younger children,
who remained behind in Saigon
when she left there five weeks
ago.
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GOLDWATER
Continued From Page Al

SOhsAAuCu AAOAh age n
that he will not denounce So
ciety members in these words:
I'm not about to abandon
nybody-eXcept a Communist
who's got strength and mus
Gle and blood enough to get to
the ballot box and make one
out and drop it in"
Senator Goldwater replied to
Mr.. Storke'S questions about
society views this way:
81. I do not believe that Earl
Warren should be impeached,
and I have said SO countless
times.
20. I do not believe the Fed
eral income tax should be abol-
ished, and have said this for
years.
IS. I believe that the United
Nations value is to be found as
of today in the form of a de-
batting society, for no one can
prove that it is a peace-making
or peace-keeping organization.
1 would make of the United
Nations, then, the best debating
society in the world, and I
would require each of its men,
bers to pay it's dues or be
dropped from membership or,
an alternative, not be allowed
to vote until arrears are taken
care Of"
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Thursday is believed to have
helped roll up the decision ma
jority against recommiting the
bill yesterday.
Humphrey Hits Cuts
Just before the vote Senator
Morse called the compromise a
"powerhouse" amendment be-
cause it was cosponsored by
top ranking Senators of both
parties. Senator DirkSen took
the floor with a strong plea
against recommittal. He insist
ed that If the committee spent
another week studying the bill,
the 40 or more amendments
now pen ding in the Senate
would still be there awaiting
action when the bill came back.
Senator Humphrey made it
clear he is not enthusiastic
over reducing the bill. He
pointed out that Preside n t
Kennedy started out asking for
$40 billion. which he himself
reduced to $4.5 billion after re-
ceiving the Clay Committee re-
port. The House cut the bill to
$3.5 billion, and the Senate
committee recommended $40
billion. Now, Senator Hum
phrey continued, the Senate is
told the committee figure can
be trimmed to $3.8 billion.
mo wonder the people are
confused and perplexed," said
the Minnesotan.
Senator Humphrey said the
Russians are having economic
difficulties at home, which is
interfering with their foreign
aid program. He said this gives
the free world a chance to win
the economic contest and for
that reason this Is not the time
for the United States to retreat
from its aid program.
But Senator Johnston, Dem
ocrat of South Carolina,
charged that the foreign aid
program is being perpetuated
by pressure groups and predict
ed that unless this fantastic
waste" is halted the Unite d
States will follow "the econom-
ic demise of Great Britain and
other once powerful nations"
During yesterdays de ba tie,
Senators Morse and Russo
Democrat of Georgia, de-
nounced a column in Fridays
Star by Joseph Kraft, which
contained a statement that
Southern Democrats met in Sc
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Stoyin U. S.?'Never,' Mrs. Nhu Says;
Charges She Was Stabbed in Back

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2 (AP) .
Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu, secluded
behind her double-locked hotel
door, prepared a statement late
last night on reports her huS-
band, South Wet Mans strong
man Ngo Dinh Nhu, and Pres
ident Ngo Dinh had committed
suicide after their surrender in
a military coup.
But she withheld the state
ment while keeping track of
news reports. Her travel plans
depend upon them.
She intended to attend mass
at the nearby Roman Catholic
Church of the Good Shepherd
during the morning, after hav-
ing attended a service yester-
day.
Earlier, she snapped 'Neverl"
to a newsman'S question as to
whether she would seek asylum
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Russians HuH
PoIyot's Role
In Moonshot

MOSCOW. Nov. 2 CAP-A
Soviet scientist said today that
the new spaceship Polyot / is
the forerunner Of vehicles
which may be used for build
ing a moonshot launching plat
form in space.
The Soviet news agency Tass
quoted Prof. Vladimir Dobron-
ravoV. a mechanical engineer,
as saying that with the perfec-
ton Of the Polyot spaceships
1T viii be possible to create
such spaceships which viii
solve the task of cosmonauts
meeting in outer space" Polyot
means flight"
Such meetings will be neces-
sary in the future, for build
ing big orbital space stations
and for manned flights to the
moon and other planets" he
added.
The spacecraft was launched
yesterday. 1t is unnamed.
Compared with Polyot /. the
maneuverability Of earlier
Sputniks and manned space
ships was very limited. he said.
A Tass science commentator
said the Polyot / would be used
to study radiation belts at vari-
Gus distances from the earth.
He said the spacecraft could
be guided to the same altitude
and location several times to
provide checks on information
gathered.
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cret caucus last week and de-
cided to support Senator Morse's
effort to rewrite the foreign
aid bill.
Mr.. Kraft said that. plainly,
the Southerners are now delay
ing everything in the Senate
the better to wage war on the
coming civil rights legislation. {"
Senator Morse called the ar
ticle "a charge of falSifications
and distortions" The Oregoni-
an said it is not true that he
had received any such aSSur-
ances from Southern Senators.
Senator Russell also calle d
Mr.. Kraft's column false and
said the vote in the Senate
yesterday on recommittal bore
that out. Senator Russell said
the roll call showed that each
Southern Senator followed the
voting pattern they have al
ways followed on foreign aid.
Senator Mansfield joined in
to say he was sure the writer of
the column underestimated the
integrity of Senator Russell
and Senator Morse.
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Red Cosmonuuts
Wed Tomorrow

MOSCOW, Nov. 2 CAP) -
Soviet cosmonauts Valentino
Tereshkova and Andrian Nj
kolyaev will wed tomorrow in
Moscow. the Soviet Foreign
Ministry announced today.
The ceremony will take place
at IL am. at the Palace OF
Weddings on Griboyedova
street in Moscow, the an
nouncement said. A reception
will follow.
Soviet television officials
said the wedding would not be
broadcast live but will be filmed
and shown later.
The Novosti news agency re-
ported that a special train wa:
bringing wedding guests from
Miss Tereshkova's hometown Of
Yaroslavl, northeast of Moscow
Meanwhile. the bride, 20, anc
Maj. Nikolyaev, "a, attended
the final session of a week.
long Soviet Trade Union Con.
gress with their fellow cosmo.
nauts.