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Criticized

CONTINUED From Back Psge)
BUT HOW THAT YOUNG MAN = AND ALL THE
REST OF you - EvADE THE PosT-LINcoLN
MARTYRDoM FULFILLMENT OF PROPHECY
COUNTERPART OF BEHEADINc OF JOHN THE
BAPTIST AND JESUS RIGHTEOUS zEALD- =
CHRIST with you ALWAY." AND THE
"COMFoRTER" APPEARS - WOMANS MAN
CHILD TO RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF
IRON VIA THE HOLY GHOST, TEACHING
ALL THINcs'l
FATHER SON. AND HOLY GHOST, HoNoRED.
AND THEIR WILL EXECUTED BY INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES. REvELAToR GREATEST
MARY. BAKER EDDY "REvIvNc PRIMITIVE
CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT OF
HEALINc"! = MAKING PRACTICABLE THESE SIGNS
SHALL FOLLOW THEM THAT BELIEVE"
UNDERSTAND AND OBEY - LAST CHAPTER
OF Marks GOSPEL.
"hEAlINc THE SICK IS THE SMALLEST PART or"
OUR CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH "scENcE
OF SCIENCES" or THE UNIVERSE
ITS HIGHER MISSION IS TO TAKE AWAY THE
SINS OF THE WORLD" REVELATION OF THE
REAL = NEVER NEEDING A HEALING m ALI
ETERNITYl - EXPOSING THE DEVIL USING
SCRIPTURE! Lincoln, Shakespeare -
ADAMEvE "LoRD-coD" tcen. III, etc.,
MAsoUERADINc AS THE DEITY THE ONE
AND ONLY REAL or THE FIRST CHAPTER OF
GENESIS WHERE GOD IS GOD THE FATHER
OF THE cH-IL-DL-E-s-s CHRIST JEsUsI -
DEMONSTRATING THE UTTER No-THLN-c-N-E-ss
or THE THINGS SEEN, TEMPORAL Isl. Paul. -
THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE WATERFALL
"'rIMID' clERcYMEN CRITICIZED"
Lutheran evangelist leader Tuesday criticized clergy.
for facing up their congregation and failing to
provide vigorous leadership.
The Rev. Thomas l. Bssich, pastor Of The Advent
ihsran Church. ST. Paul. Minns In Detroit give three
lconsinvsd Next Column, Tep)
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my ANSWER"
Bv BILLY GRAHAM

QUESTION: When thoughts Of sex wrong? isn't
II NATURAL for to look sexvaIly when he
is looking for to marry? And doesn't this sex
desire help them fall in love? the thought Of
wrong wher do these thoughts become legal in Gods
eyes? thinking about the Scripture in Matthew 5:2s.
- CIV.
ANSWER: That is the Scripture that says: 'Ye have
heard that it said by them, Thou shalt not commit sdu
terry But say you. That whosoever Iooeh woman
lust after her hath committed adultery with her already
his heart Many people have been taught and be-
eve that there is something essentially evil about
They forget that this is the way God created He did
not make Adam and Eve sexIess persons, but
and capable Of loving each other and Of bringing
children into the world
Love is the highest and ihe finest expression Of per-
sonay Every other instinct and emotion Is beneath IT,
The relationship makes permanent and ndeIibIe
mark the personality Of those who seek to crafty lust
outside Of The marriage relationship Read Romans chapter
one and you will what the eventual outcome Of such
practice Is.
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Breakfast


tconsnvsd From Bsek Psgs)
THE NEARLY 100 YEARS MoMENTUM or coos
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH SECOND COMING"
- THE COMFORTER. EVEN The HOLY GHOST.
TEACHING ALL THINGS - NOT YET TAKEN
POSSESSION or THOSE uNREPENTANT slNNERsl
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRiPPLEs PRlSoN0Rs
OF THE DEVIL - NOT NECESSARILY ~ oovIoUs
WlcKEDNESs BUT m INVOLUNTARY ERRoR
PERSONS or DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT,
HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE = EVERY SINGLE
ONE EXCEPT POSSIBLE HANDFUL or REAL
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
GENESIS 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
- HON0RED BY THE c-H-l-LD-l-E-s.s CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE. AND, BEHOLD. IT WAS tI-s
VERY cooD"l
GENESIS I'll: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE
EARTH SPIRITUAL - THE REAL u WERE
FINISHED AND ALL THE HOST or THEM
= ETERNALLY VOID OF MATTER. HUMANS
DISEASE, DEATH. WARS. SIM HELL AND
THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL I - MERELY GIGANTIC
ADAM-EvE "LoRD.coD" tcen. TT. etc.,
FRAUDS I MYTHS!
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Excluded :

tconfinved From Back Page)
THE FLESH. AND THE DEVIL" - WHICH ARE.
FORTUNATELY. MERELY "cHAsTLY FARCE"
ADAM-EvE "LoRD-coD" tcen. III, etc., FRAUDsl
MYTHS! N-o-T-H-I-Nc-NE-s.s!
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR SHOULD BE
BLASTING THE 'BRAlNWAsHED,' HORSE AND
BUGGY SATANIC ANTLcHRisT BIRTHS FLOODS
LUNAcY - AND HURL SOME THUNDERBoLTs
INTO THE CAMPS OF THE GOD CONDEMNED
SPIRITUAL 'BAsTARDs' Heb. l27, 81 - PRO-
NOTING THE DEVILS MULTIBLLIoN RAcKETS -
SEX - ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL loo's
MARRIAGE IS MERELY -PoTENTIAL- DIVINE
CONTROL
JESUS: "BLEssEp ARE THE BARREN. THE woMBs
THAT NEVER BEAR THE PAPS THAT NEVER
GIVE SUCK ...."!
THIS WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY! = IT DOES
NOT ACTUALLY EXIST!
1.-THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH"
(Rev. 2l:l) AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY
VIA GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
DEMONSTRATE THE UTTER N-o.THLN-c-NE.ss
OF THE THINGS SEEN, TEMPORAL Isl. PAUL.
THE EVIL THE HUMAN! THE MATERIAL -
MATTER. SIN. HELL, AND THEIR FATHER.
THE DEVIL - MERELY MYTHICAL. GIGANTIC.
ADAMEvE, MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES!
- cOUNTERFEITS, BURLESQUEs AND FORTUNATELY.
OFTEN SYMBOLS OF DIVINE IDEAS!
SEE MRS. EDDY. p 100 HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
C.S. HQ.. VIA THE MONITOR. ET AL.
SHOULD HAVE HEALED POLIO SIN
CRIPPLED FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT INSPIRING
ALL MANKIND! - OR HAVE KEPT HIM OUT OF
THIRD AND FOURTH TERMs
IT WAS BAD ENOUGH THAT He AND THE DEVILS
DEMOCRATS REVERSED THE COP NoN.REcocNTIoN
OF THE REDS THUS AIDING THE BUILDUP OF THAT
MONSTER! = A MYTH FORTUNATELY
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lectures before The Lutheran Church In Americas first
fionwids conference evangelism since fhs dsnem
nstisn fesmsc here last svnmss.
MOST PASTORS show overwhelming ssndeney -
show talent for reflection Of e congregation rather hsn
bold moral leadership when painful issues u stake.
Mr. Bssieh said He said they tended TO be pvppsfs in
stead Of prophets"
THE pastor has d than reflect fhs prsvsuns
moral development Of his congregation"
The wiiy-niIIy pastor. who keeps secret his opin
lens when they conflict with congregation 10 better
than hsnpseked husband, said Mr.. Bssieh
I'VE must love groups Love must be given 10 eli per-
But love cannot be given TO each Of hs members Of
large class nation directly and individually
only be given indirectly and collectively.
THEREFORE, Of ihe main obligations Of love Is
the establishment and maintenance Of social justice
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(consinued From Back PsQoD
AND HIS ADAMEvE "LoRD-coD" (cen. AZ, steJ
"cHAsTLY FARCE" - MAsouERADlNc AS THE
ONE TRUE, DEITY or THE UNIVERSE -
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER. WHERE GOD IS COD
THE FATHER or THE c+-I-L-DL-E-ss
CHRIST JESUS - THE WAY, THE TRUTH AND THE
LIFE" - my WORKS AND GREATER
SHALL YE DO"
my ANSWER"
BY BILLY GRAHAM
QUESTION: As am very psssmissie and cynical by
nature there way cultivate fhs habit ef hsppi
ness?
R.A
ANSWER: Pessirlsm and eynieism reflections Of
negative approach TO fs We inclined question shs
sincerity Of others when ourselves nslncsrs We
tend doubt Of faith others when We our.
selves have little faiih
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HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHOOO! - RE.
PUDIATED BY THE c-HI-L-DL-E-S-s CHRIST
JESUS PLANNED NON PARENTHooD
HoNoRiNc GOD AS THE ONE AND ONLY
REAL PARENT |! - THE ONE AND ONLY REAL.
SANE MIND, SOUL, SPIRIT. SUBSTANCE,
INTELLIGENCE INFINITE TRUTH. INFINITE,
DIVINE LOVE. YOUR "FATHERMoTHER GOD,
ALL-HARM0NioUs" tp. Is, S&Hl
HENCE JESUS DEMANDS SPIRITUAL 'REBRTH
OF TRUTH-sEEKINc HEBREW RULER NIcoDEMUs
PART 3
LINc0lN'S ASTUTENESs : QUOTES
SHAKESPEARE:
THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE!
JOINED NO CHURCH. BUT ACCEPTED BASIC, DI.
VINE TRUTHS OF JESUS AND OLD r. -" LOVE GOD
sUPREMELY AND YOUR NEIcHBoR AS YOURSELF!
- AND. WE WOULD ADD, ACCORDING TO CHRIST
LINCOLN, IN EARLY LIFE. RE wIcKEDNEss AND
CRUELTY OF SLAVERY: IF EVER GET A CHANCE TO
HIT THAT THING. I'll HIT IT HARD!
MRS. EDDY RE PHYSICAL SLAVERY EMANcIPA.
TIoN, = PRoPHEsIEs DOOM OF GREATER SATANIC.
ANTLcHRIsT. ADAMEvE "LoRDcoD" tcen. III, ete.)
TEN COMMANDMENTS BREAKING SLAVERY
PART 4
THE ONE TRUE GOD AND CHURCH :
CHRIST. sCIENTST!-
ACCEPTS THE ONE DEITY OF THE UNIVERSE
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER. WHERE GOD IS GOD
THE FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS. WHO,
LIKE HIS CREATION. OFFSPRING, UNIVERSE. is
WITHOUT BEGINNING ENDINc'l-
VERY GOOD" - PERFECT!
THE INFINITE HAS NO BEGINNING"
GOD TO MRS. EDDY, TO YOU, RE GENESIS III: I'm
QUOTING FROM D. 502 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK:
THIS WORD BEGINNING IS EMPLOYED TO
SIGNIFY THE ONLY. = THAT IS, THE ETERNAL
VERIFY AND UNITY OF GOD AND MAN. INCLUDING
THE UNIVERSE"
THE MARcIAL HEADING is ideas AND
IDENTIFIES"
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE's WARFARE VS..
THE SATANIC. : M-Y-T-H-EC-Al!-
ANTICHRIsT BIRTHS FLOODS LUNACY!-
DEVILS CATHOLIC. M0NsTR0Us SATANIC
SLAVERY SATAN, SIN. SEX MULTIPLYING
FLOODS OF IGNORANCE - SINNERS - FOR
NoNExIsTENT JOBS - sATURATINc THE
CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-ealledl
EXISTENCE" WITH ADAMS. Ewes. MURDERoUS
GAINS, JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooDl REPUDIATED BY THE
c.H.LL-DL-Es-s CHRIST JESUS
ANY DAMNED FOOL CAN BE A PARENT!-
THE DEVIL SEES TO THAT!
AND JESUS, IN JOHN s:43. a. "YE ARE OF
YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL AND THE LuSTS OF
YOUR FATHER YE WILL DO. -. MURDERER;
"A LIAR VOID or TRUTH" - void OF
REALITY - MERELY AN ADAMEvE LORD
GOD" FRAUD MYTH N-oT-HEN-G-NE-SSI
AS ARE ALL THE THINGS SEEN
TEMPORAL tst PAUL - THE EVIL THE HUMAN!
THE MATERIAL
GENESIS l:3I land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
= HoNoRED BY THE cHlL-DL-E-ss CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE AND. BEHOLD " WAS tLsl
VERY GOOD"
GENESIS IL: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE
EARTH tsPRITOAL - THE REAL y WERE
F-LN-LsH-E-DI AND ALL THE HOST or THEM"
ETeRNALLY VOID or MATTER, HUMANS
DISEASE, DEATH WARS, SIN. HELL, AND
THEIR FATHER THE DEvIL'I - MERELY GIGANTIC
ADAM-Eve "LoRDcoD" tcen III. sfeJ
FRAUDS MYTHS
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Billy Graham -

tconfinved From Back Psss)
NEVER BORN or SINNERS OF WOMAN.
UNcLEAN lob. Old IT,
"BE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY. AND
REPLENlSH THE EARTH!
HOW THE DEVIL LOVES THIS!
THE multiplication OF SPIRITUAL IDEAS
YOUR TRUE BEING J. GODS OFFSPRING :
DOES NOT MEAN TO MULTIPLY SATANIC
HUMANS FRAUDS MYTHS! - ADAMS. EYES,
MURDERoUs GAINS JUDAsEs KNAvEs AND
FOOLS - THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! -
APPREHENDED BY c-HiL.DL.Es-s CHRIST JESUS
AS Myths OF 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL [so-esIedl EXISTENCE" - p. 272. GODS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - HIS ONE
AND ONLY NFALLIBLE MASTERPIECE! BIBLE!
PASTOR PROPHET - CHRIST WITH you
AWAY! - EDUCATOR PHYSICIAN! MEDICINE
"REPlENlSH THE EARTH" : WHAT EARTh? 2!
THE SPIRITUAL UNIVERSE ITS EARTH
IS "coMPLETE,"" VERY GOOD" "F-LN-ts-H-ED"!
- AS PER GENESIS 1:3l
land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE 1.-THE
ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HoNoRED
BY THE cH-ILDL-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS j HAD
MADE. AND, BEHOLD, IT WAS [-I-s-l VERY GOOD"
GEN. 2:l THUS THE HEAVEN land THE EARTH
SPIRITUAL - THE REAL y WERE
F--N-LsH-E-D! AND ALL THE HOST OF THEM"
Externally VOID OF MATTER, HUMANS!
DISEASE. DEATH WARS. SIN. HELL AND THEIR
FATHER, THE DEVIL! - MERELY GIGANTIC
ADAM-EvE "LORDCoD" cen. III. ete.) FRAUDS
MYTHS!
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DETROIT TRIBUNE. sATURDAY, FEBRUARY ID. isos .
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
Lincoln Mrs. Eddy

WomsHveo ssem Back PsSs,
MRS. EDDY, THE AUTHOR. RECORDING
DcTATIoNs OF FATHER, SON. AND HOLY GHOST
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO
THE Sc.R.iP-TUR-E-s." AND GODS KEY TO THE
chRIsTLy, SPIRITUAL INTERPRETATIONS
OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FULFILLING JESUS
PROMISE John l4:l2) - my WORKS AND
GREATER SHALL YE DOT
THAT KEY: FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY 50
FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRIST!
PART z
lNC0lNS POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY:
GOD MUST HAVE LOVED THE COMMON PEOPLE
= HE MADE so MANY OF THEME
GOD NEVER MADE EVEN ONE HUMAN!!!-
BUT. ON THE CONTRARY, EXPOSES THE
SATANIC MYTHICAL NATURE or THE
ANTLcHRIsT. P-s-Y-c-H-oP-A-T-H-I-c, ADAMS,
EWES, MURDERous GAINS. JUDAsEs KNAvEs
AND FOOLS THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! - RE-
PUDIATED BY THE c-HI-LD-L-E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS PLANNED NON PARENTHooD
HoNoRINc GOD AS THE ONE AND ONLY
REAL PARENT = THE ONE AND ONLY REAL,
SANE MIND SOUL, SPIRIT SUBSTANCE.
INTELLIGENCE, INFINITE TRUTH INFINITE.
DIVINE LOVE. YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD,
ALLhARMoNIoUs" Up. l6. s&HD
HENCE, JESUS DEMANDS SPIRITUAL REBIRTH
OF TRUTH-sEEKINc HEBREW RULER NIcoDEMUs
pApr
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big three examined today the
turbulent situation in South
east Asia. particularly in the
former French colonies Of
Indo-China as they gathered
here for the North Atlantic
Treaty Organizations ministe-
rial session which opens Mon
day.
United States Secretary Of
State Rusk has an appoint
ment with President Charles de
Gaulle Monday noon. The topic
will be French-American rela-
tons. possibly including a flu
ture meeting of Gen. de Gaulle
and President johnson.
American and French poll
cies are at variance on a wide
range of global problems: At
tempts to reduce East-West
tension, NATO affairs. trade
policies, the organization of
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Ct Detected,
North Korea Says

TOKYO. Sunday. Dec. Is
CAP) Communists North Ko-
rea claimed today that a Unit
ed States soldier stationed in
South Korea detected to the
Communist north December 6.
A Pyongyang radio broadcast
heard here identified the Am
erican as Jerry Wayne Parrish
of the 1st Cavalry Division, 9th
Cavalry Regiment. His home
town was not given.
The broadcast said Parrish
crossed over to North Korea
while on patrol duty.
United States forces authori-
ties were not Immediately avail
liable for comment.
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Br CROSBY S. MOVES
FOrslsn correspondsnt Of me sta

Foreign Correspondent Of The Star
PARIS, Dee. l4-There are a
number Of compelling reasons
why this semiannual meeting
of NATO ministers probably
will be singularly unproductive
II is not. heaven knows, from
any lack of problems. They are
so numerous, so well recognized
and so serious that some pes
simiSts wonder if the alliance
itself can survive while the
solutions are reached.
With the arrival of Secretary
of State Rusk and the other
chief ministers of the alliance,
however. it has been made
painfully clear that these criti-
cal problems will not be raised
in the current three day ses-
sion that starts formally on
Monday. They will not be
raised because they cannot, I'M
der the present circumstances,
be solved. And a public wrangle
over basic NATO policies would
be far more destructive than
helpful.
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INTERPRETIVE REPORT
Avoiding Splits

will get little support at the
current meeting. The Ameri-
cans, French and Germans are
showing an almost glacial in
difference to the three major
East-West powwows pending:
Resumption of the Berlin
probe, resumption of the mara
thon disarmament conference
at Geneva and the conference
on Cambodian naturalization
demanded by Prince Sihanouk.
Almost equally certain. it
seems the outstanding prob
lens of the alliance itself will
be swept under the rug by mu-
tual consent during the coming
conference.
NucIear Force Avoided
There is, one gathers, an in
clination to soft-pedal sales
manship Of the pet American
project for a multilateral
NATO nuclear force. There is,
in fact, little more to be said at
this stage. The project is under
study by several interested and
not so interested NATO coun-
tries and no definite decisions
are expected for some time.
There is also the impression.
however, that this may be an
outstanding example Of the dis
location caused by Mr.. Kenne-
dy'S death. Many observers
here had come to the conclu-
sion that the President himself
was one of a very few genuine
enthusiasts for the multilateral
project in the administration.
President johnson at this point
is certainly less committed to
it. And if in the end he is also
less enthusiastic. a good many
American diplomats would be
considerably relieved.
Other problems. however.
can be less easily deferred. The
most pressing of these is the
need Of the Alliance and espe-
cially the United States to ac-
commodate its attitudes and
policies to a major new factor
within the Western camp.
This is the emergence of
France as a continental nu-
clear power. Limited as this
power may be, it still has enor-
nous implications for NATO,
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British Seek Action

The British in this case are
notable exceptions. They, like
the Americans, have recently
had a change of administration
with the retirement Of Harold
Macmillan. They also face the
problem of impending cleo
lions. Unlike the Americans,
however. the British believe
that activity rather than tran
guilty in the diplomatic field
and particularly in EaSt-West
negotiations-is an important
political asset.
/ And since his arrival here,
British Foreign Minister Rich
ard A. Butler has been pressing
/ his colleagues in this direction.
So far as Brussels Is con-
cerned. the British, of course,
are not affected by the prob
4 lens of the Common Market
except perhaps by a certain
pardonable smugness and a
determination not to let these
secondary problems impose a
policy of diplomatic immobili-
ty" on the Western camp.
I The odds are, however. that
British zeal in this direction
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Pause in Activity

The pause" in all diplomatic
activity which everyone is talk
ing about at this point imposes
itself for other obvious reasons.
The most obvious of these is
the dislocation of American
policy caused by the death of
President Kennedy.
1t is all very well to talk of
continuity in our foreign poll
cies under the new admins
tration. The fact is that in a
numbery of highly critical af-
fairs Mr.. Kennedy himself was
the principal motive force.
Eventually, perhaps, President
Johnson may supply the same
kind of inspiration and pres
sure. But for the time being, at
least. the main spring of Amer
lean diplomacy has been brok-
en-.
The limitations on European
intuitives at this stage are
hardly less compelling. NATO
meets this December under the
shadow of the critical negotia-
lions at Brussels which will
determine the future of the
Common Market and also quite
possibly whether the move to-
ward a united Europe has any
future at all
The doubts and preoccupa-
lions of the European ministers
are understandable enough.
With their own ducks in seri-
Gus disarray. it is unrealistic to
expect them to concentrate
very seriously on the broader
problems of the Atlantic AL
/ lance and cold war.
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both in the political and mill
tary fields. The United States
cannot continue to ignore these
implications without inviting
disaster.
Specifically, the presence Of
French nuclear weapons i'm
plies a drastic revision Of cur
rent American military think
ing about the defense Of West
ern Europe. France along with
most other NATO countries
has never accepted Defense
Secretary McNamara's theories
when it came to using conven-
tional weapons in the opening
phases of a conflict. And with
a new nuclear French trigger
in existence the choice in this
matter is no longer an exclu-
sively American one.
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Europe. and their attitudes
toward Southeast Asia.
Mr.. Rusk met today with
Dutch Foreign Minister Joseph
Luns. chairman of the Com
mon Market Ministerial Coun-
Gil. to discuss European affairs
particularly prospects for next
years Kennedy round" OF
world trade negotiations.
Mr.. Rusk also met Dirk o.
Striker. NATO secretary-gen-
eral; Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer
supreme allied commander for
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Adult Glasses Offered

Adult classes in 80 subjects
will reopen at six Dirtrict Rec
reation Department adult CEN
tiers in the first two weeks of
January.
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No Easy Solution

The main reason why this
problem will not be discussed is
simply that their is no prospect
whatever of resolving it in two
days of ministerial discussions.
If it can be solved at all, much
preliminary work will have to
be done in the permanent
NATO Council.
There is reason to believe
that the problem would have
been a central subject Of dis
cussion at a meeting which
had been scheduled between
Mr.. Kennedy and President de
Gaulle. But even at the summit
level the chance of an easy I'M
Outstanding is small.
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Europe; and Thomas K Finet- Namara who arrived this
ter United States envoy morning the meeting
NATo. Defense Secretary Nc with Mr.. Finletter.
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Pace ReIuxes
In OceunC City
BY CLARKE CAREY
Star Special Writer

OCEAN CITY, Md. After
tomorrow Ocean City will take
on a new aspect, and a well
come one for most adults.
The children who shouted
and played on the beach are
back in school. The tempo Of
the town changes completely.
People no longer stand in line
to get in a restaurant, the
boardwalk is uncrowded, the
keynote is rest and relaxation.
After a busy summer, and
this season has been phenom-
email, townspeople take time off
to enjoy themselves. A growing
number of visitors has dis
covered the joys of the beach
in September. The water is
warmer than 1t was in July,
The days are pleasant and the
nights cool. One can bicycle
or stroll the boardwalk without
rushing to get out of the way
of others.
Three groups make up our
fall visiting list. The first are
the young marrieds whose
children are not yet in school,
older couples and conventions.
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NeWHoteI Garden
Arriving by Ship

GRAND BAHAMA-If the
management of the new Lucay-
an Hotel glibly tells you the
garden was shipped in, he isn't
kidding.
Trees. bushes, plants and eX-
otto flowers worth almost $20,-
900 are being brought in by
chartered freighter.
The SIS million hotel will
have $50 rooms and suites, an
l8-hole golf course, private dock
for yachts, a night club, shop
ping arcade and 1000 feet of
ocean beach frontage.
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Nuzi Member
Fined for Speech
On Wednesday

American Nazi Party mem
Der Kari r. Allen Friday
was found guilty Of making a
speech without a permit on
the Washington Monument
grounds during the civil rights
demonstration Wednesday.
Allen, 80, of Arlington, was
sentenced. to pay a $50 fine or
serve a To-day jail term.
Judge Dewitt S. Hyde told
the defendant that by custom,
sentences for such offenseS are
generally suspended, but be
cause the offense was COM
mitted apparently for the pur-
pose of causing trouble" he
was imposing sentence.
Aliens attorney, William A.
Bachrach, said he would ap-
peal the decision and Judge
Hyde set the appeal bond at
$50.
Metropolitan Police Capt.
Thomas 1. Herlihy told Judge
Hyde that he heard Allen say,
Fellow white Americans, I am
here today :"
Judge Hyde agreed with As
sistant United States Attorney
Donald Hirsch that the words
constituted a speech, which
necessitated acquiring a per-
nit.