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Of Labor James j. Reynolds Of
issues unresolved during a linn
tied period of negotiations.
Mr.. Kennedy's proposal was
a final effort to prevent a Grip
ping strike without emergency
legislation.
If the plan falls through, he
is expected to propose anti
strike legislation to Congress
tomorrow, but it is doubtful that
Congress could act in time to
prevent a strike from starting.
Quick Action Doubtful
Although a strike undoubt-
eddy would hurt the economy,
the President may decide that
the Nation could stand a short
rail shutdown. There is some
feeling in the administration
that Congress would act fast
on legislation only if a strike
were a reality rather than just
a threat.
Taking a dim view of the
chance for quick action was
Representative Harris. Demo-
crat of Arkansas, q House
Commerce Committee mmeber
who conferred with Mr.. Ken
.nedy yesterday. Mr.. Harris
said he can see little hope Of
averting a strike.
Senator Allott. Republican o.
Colorado, told newsmen he
couldn't imagine cny NIL get
ting through this Congress in
less than As days unless 1t was
a declaration of war"
Meanwhile, the Post Office
Department began preparing
for the worst by issuing a
warning Of curtailed service in
the event of a rail strike.
Noting that the railroads
still are the chief carrier of
most domestic mail, the de-
partment said that free -class
mail would be moved by sub
stitute transportation as much
as possible.
All other mail would be re-
Stricted, the department said,
and would go no farther than
$50 miles from its point Of
origin.
Those at Farley
Attending the White House
meeting in addition to Mr.. Da-
wilson and Mr.. Writ were
Charles Luna, president of the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Train
men; Louis j. Wagner, president
Of the order OF Railroad Con-
ductors and Brakemen; H. E.
Gilbert, president Of the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginem N and Neil
Speirs, president Of the Switch
mems Union of North America
For management, those at
tending were E. H. Hallmann,
chairman Of the Western Car
riers Conference Committee
c. A. McRae, chairman Of the
Southeastern Carriers Confer
ence Committee, and John j.
Gaherin, representing the Blu
reau of Information of the
Eastern Railways.
Attending for the Govern
ment we're Mr.. Writ, Mr.. Rey-
nolds and Francis A. O'Neill,
chairman Of the National Me-
diation Board.
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TEXT OF STATEMENT
Kennedy Holds Pact
In Interest of All

posals have not reflected Gov
ernment's desire or design;
they have resulted solely from
private failure or refusal or
inability to agree.
/ consider negotiated agree
ment infinitely superior to ar
bitration. But where private
parties cannot negotiate sue
cessfully, arbitration is inf
nitely superior to a shutdown
over a period of a vital seq
ment of the Nations economy.
In Interest Of All
I am convinced that an
agreement now, in this case,
to follow this course will be
| in the interest of the parties.
l. urge strongly that it be fol-
lowed in the public interest
not only in maintaining con-
tinued rail transport but in
preserving the freedom of pri-
vate decision making.
1t is of vital Importance that
this most critical of all labor
controversies and with the par
ties agreement upon the pro-
cedure to be followed in resolv-
ing this dispute. The future
of collective bargaining may
we'll depend upon this being
achieved.
1 accordingly propose to the
parties that they agree to sub
NIT all issues in dispute be-
tween them for final settle
ment to Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court Arthur j.
Goldberg, with the understand
ing that this matter will be
completed before the conven-
ing of the next term of the
court.
Mr.. Justice Goldberg has
previously made clear his in
tention to disqualify from any
decisions coming before the
court which may arise out of
this dispute.
Extraordinary Action
Although the use of a men,
Der of the high court for addi-
tional duties has been and
should be reserved for extraor-
binary situations-Such as the
Nuremberg trials and the
Pearl Harbor inquiry believe
this situation is extraordinary,
in terms of its impact on COL
Ilective bargaining, its relation
ship to the whole problem of
technilogical unemployment,
and the potential effects of a
Nationwide rail strike on our
economy, our defense effort
and our citizenry.
I urge the adoption of this
proposal by both parties, with
the understanding that the
rules change and strike notices
be Immediately withdrawn.
request the parties to advise
by 10 am. tomorrow, July 10,
of their response to this
proposal.
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Demonstrators Curbed

Scotland Yard forbade dem
onstrationS in the areas Of
Buckingham Palace, where the
royal couple will stay, st.
James Palace, Trafalgar
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&AqutN&

D. sUpP-hose. Potented h~o-~ov
"y'o" knit sUpport sock trivmphs over
totigUe. Gentle non-bindine eIostic top.
White. block. novy. medium grey, brown.
SmOll. Medium. ResUIor. Medium Toll
and Lorge Sizes. A.os
.. the governor. 6pondo nyIon
rib socks fit oil sizes from 10 to IA. Host
of pOpUIor eoIors. 100
=. "ViysIIe." ShOr onkIet spun in
engIond from fomoUs WyeIIo yarn
(55% wool for wormth, A5eS cotton
for lightness ond Iongweor). Permanently
mothproof. Mony coIors, LIS. Lono
length 2.0o. Over coli 400
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u. crew S0deT. Xxi rib crew sock
OF 75% hi-bUIk Orion ocVIic. 25sS
stretch ny'on. Dork oxford, dork brown,
block. burgundy. dork olive. One size
fits l0tol3. $50
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Q. oVsr-shs-eaH length hoss.
SKI cotton lined nYIon rib of cotton and
nyIon Sonitzed. Granite grey, dork
brown. black, dark olive. navy. One
size fits lotol $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

Nonn' Mems Furnishings
Street Floor. Both Store.
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a. sUodeIsnd0E. Zip-front suede
iocket with wool worsfed sleeves, knitted
color and cuffs. sIosh pockets. comeI,
Brown. Sizes 50 TO IS. S3S
.. sRo-dWf. Zip-front togsIe button
eoot. Button detachable hood. 909S
WOOL los6 other fibers. Ioree flop
pockets. Sizes IS to A6. 3e.eS
G. dTixxIoT F9miSS. CUron lined
eIieker length zip-front iocket with knitted
color and cuffs. sIosh pockets. Mochine
wosh0bIe. Elk. olive. grey. Sizes 50 TO 46.
1898
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAROLE HIGHLANDS. close to
brick Colonial, 8 bedrms,. 2 baths
77ffSSs f isfh ave- S1s H hd 4- isRas rm
|cARR0LLTON-3 -bedrm. brk. RAM
s sleT A Sw c,v, 81 loss. zo Small
COLLEGE PARK-HOLLYWOOD
3-bedrm.. brick rambler. fun bsmt.,
country scr. rear porch. $15,S5O
FLA or VA. Min. cost needed to
a qualified purchaser,
REALTY SERVICE INC.
474-S50O AP. 7-6070
COLLEGE PIX. -BERWYN HTS, -
Beaut. new 3-bedrm. ramblers
with modern built-in kit, full
walk-out bsmt. with sliding glass
doors leading out to q patio, good
size lot, within walking dist Of
shopping dist. and schools. Cow.
located near NASA, Univ, Of Md
and NsA. $1,000. BY BUILDER.
COLLEGE PARK. near University Of
Md.-3-bedrm. rambler. Nv baths.
rec. rm., Walk-out exit, level lot.
S2l 800, o. d. FIELD. INC. Real
tors ~ S-7l1s' or Mr.. Kephart'
COLLEGE PIX, = New S-bedroom
ramb., daylight bsmt Dir: North
on Baltimore blvd. or Rhode Is
land ave. right on Hollywood I'd.
A6O3 and signs. Open sun. Sale by
builder. =. j. PHELAN. UN. 4-0463.
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ROGI.EY co

ROCKVILLE = Almost-new brick
rancher in prestige neighborhood.
bedrms., y baths, sep. din.
rm., huge mod kit. full tiled
bsmt.. fast possession. S2l,500.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
VIII. 2-6300
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BUNGALOW
Just right for . couple starting
out Is this 3-bedrm. home, located
in ideal area. Monthly payments
less than rent. FHA appraised.
$4,000. Better see this one quick.
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ADELPHI-Immac. 4-bedrm., q
sep. din. rm.. firepi. owner trans
ferred. Vacant. Excel. buy. FLA
appraised. WA. 7-S2I7. cOHEE
REALTY Co, Ap. 7-QbQB,
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list BEAUTIFUL!

KENsNGTON AREA, Garrett PR.
firepl., rec. rm., Q blks. public,
parochiai schis, Reduced to SIS
200 for immed. sale. $1,000 dn.
49O2 Cushing DR.. 949.3934.
EENSTNGTON HTs.-More for your
money in lge.. older home in cony.
location. Featuring CITY COM
VKNTENCE AND CO 70 N T r Y
CHARM. VIII so fast at only
DUANE REAL ESTATE. INC.
REAlTOR VIII. 2-63OO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARL., N.-Center-ent brick, 8
bedrms., den, rec rm., IA baths,
sep. breakfast and din. rms, sep.
garage. equip. kitchen. In COW.
freed area. close TO city and PEN
nyvMr,s buses ES, Az AZ EHA price. BY
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MASS. AVE. HILLs

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. OAK
VIEW AREA-Brick Cape Cod, 1
bedrms. 2 baths. firepl., sep. din
Tm. 12x22 screened porch off
kit, fin. rec. rm., storm win
dows and fenced I'd. Walking dis
lance 70 church and school. Ap-
prox. 10Te On. $4,000. BY OWN
EH, HE. 4-S330.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
sTLVER SpRINn

OPEN SUNDAY Ia PM.
9d20 Lorain ave.--LOvely 3-bedrm,
2-bath brk. rambler. Sep. dining
rm., living rm. w/firepl, spacious
rm. wIfirepi., maids rm. w/bath,
built-in garage, beautiful lot. Ex-
Gel. schools. Dead-end ST. Dir. :
Colesville I'd, left on st. Andrews
way TO Lorain. WO. 6.0l60.
MARY FRANCES sPAULDING
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brick rambler
Lee. dining area, rec. rm. In base
ment, .built-in intercom, large
fenced lot. An excellent home In q
most desirable community. A real
OF terms.
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GLENDALE (nr. NASA)-For horse
lovers, 4 bedrms., 2 full baths, on
ia beautifully Handicapped acre.
H.-w.h., gear garage, stable and
corral. Priced to sell.
LANHAM-Bus ct door. Lovely lge.
3-bedrm. rambler wI1st FIR. fam.
lily rm. and carport. Priced to sell
ct $4,000. See this one todayl
RADIANT VALLEY CNr, Capitol
Plaza Shopping Center) =. Lge.
brick rambler with central air
condt.,. fin. rec. rn., firepl. in liv.
rm., Ia baths, concrete patio on
Ice, lot, Choice Of VA or FLA
terms. Only $17,600.
BOWIE AREA-on besut. 1-aere
wooded lot. Soft. brk. rambler
w/breezeway, sundeck and ga
rage. INV. Dashboard heat, Wv.
carpet. and drapes. Only $4,000.
STORCH
REALToR sP. s-45OO
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MOORE REALTY

TAKOMA PARK-LTe. Nv. TTn.. eat
and roof, many extras. Lge. fenced
yard. Excel, cond. Bus at door.
BY OWNER, 6S5-1469.
VIERS MILL VILLAGE-New list
ing, Extra clean, 2-bedrm. home
with lge. kit, full bsmt., on level
lot. $500 down FLA. S70.43 mo.
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER ASSOCIATES, JU. $4,000
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COLOUITT

4BO2 East-west Hwy. OF. 2-000l
GREENWOOD KNOLLs-2-year-old
brick rambler, 3 hedrms;, "a
haths. tiled bsmt., built-in Kitchen,
extras. $4,000 FLA or rent SloO
Der month to responsible party.
OA0-0ao6
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WHITFIELD KNoLLs - 3-year-old
rambler. 3 bedrmsu full tiled base
ment with outside exit and bath
roughed in. Nice lot bordering on
wooded wood r ara No S down TO ob Min
277-2i7b,
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PALMER PARI

OWNER MOVING 18th
Must SELL 3-bedrm., semirambler.
Paneled liv. rm., fenced yd.,
washer. S12.6OO, $50 mo. pays
all CT.
Baranek Realty Co.
UN. 4-130O Realtor wa. 7-4SS3
POWDER MILL ESTs.-Brick ram
sfT' bs scrs Drcs ssdI r. io;I s6 Sat b;
quick sale. OWNER. WE. 5-6405,
"PR. GEO, COUNTRY CLUB" =
Convenient to this CENTRAL AIR
COND. 3-bedrm. semi-Colonial
Ia baths, cleo. kit, h.-w. heat
only S12,500.
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EAST RIvERDAIR

Do you have 4 large family ana
n Ts,. eedrmss don't fail 70 see
location Just off Kenilvorth ave.
Lily. rm. with, firepl., full bsmt..
caII 70 INSPECT beet FHh Via s ri Or s eos1
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cHEVERLY AREA - No down Ia
vets and APPROX. Ss6,2b monthly
will buy this newly decorated home
Twin-siEe bedrooms separate din
Tmp modern kitchen, fenced level
lot. Nonvets can buy for $500
down and the price IL only S1i.Db0.
See this one sure.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LEWIsDALE AREA = More house
for the money In this attractive
brk, semidet. Loo. ! blk. from
park, 3 bedrmsy sep. din. rTn.,
powder rm, on list A., full tiled
air-cond. bsmt, patio, fenced
Handicapped I'd Si8,3OO, by OWN
Err. 422-321s. PRINCIPALS ONLY.
MARTIN WOODS LANHAMDALE
Rambler with walk-out bsmt. on
lge. lot, llv. rm. with dining area,
It's. kit, bedrms., 2 baths, fin
ished rec. rm. with firepl, and air
ond. S17,250 with low dn, pymt.
REALTY SERVICE INC.
474-S0OO AP. 7-6070
Mr.. WASHINGTON SALEl
Full price, $4,000. No money
down, good credit qualities you.
Like new with 3 bedrms., IN
baths. Ice. cor. lot. Call for adj
dltional infor, and appt. LOUIS
MILLER REALTOR, UN. 4-2732
or 035-4676.
Mr.. PIG. COUNTRY CLUB-BUY
NOW AND SAVE. S14,2b0. Mini
mum down on new 3-bedrm. ram
blers with full bsmts., tile baths
and lge. kitchens, follow signs
from Kent Village shopping CEN
ter to model house at 2632 Oregon
ave; Icor. Of Euclid). OPEN FROM
Louis MILLER. OPERATOR
A - ~ q
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SUMNER

5-bedroom, b-bath air
cond. home in this most sought
after community. 37-foot kitchen
ds S gar r% Eov siSO g SSS 81 $3.50
Pobiak & Pobiak
OIL. $4,000
TAKOMA PK.-S17,000. 3-bedrm.
Colonial, din. rm., Nv baths, 2
firepl., a33- 1900.
Nr~oDr rnAy u,xy
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LIST WITH LINGO

ROCK CREEK HILLs-First offer.
ing. Fenced garden, patio w/SWTM
MING POOL. Assured privacy
Immaculate home In every re-
Ipect 3 bedrms,, . baths, plus
3rd FIR. Studio room Delightful
lounge W/bar. powder room,
1creened porch opening 10 garden
Owner transferred. lmmed sale
THos. ]. FIsHER a co. INC
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Logis MILLER I'LL r, OPERATOR

Mr.. d. c. LINE, all brick, 2-bedrm.
dseO lot with E'P plen a d P Trees Close
to shopping and Transportation.
FLA or VA terms. Outstanding
value az S13,bO0. Call til 0 pm.
ROBERT S 8. DAVIS a CO.. INC.
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A GOOD starter home In : growing
neiRhborhood. Your children won't
stray from your fenced yard sur
rounding this brick and masonry
semi Colonial home. 4 bedrms., 3
baths, easy 10 heat. inexpensive
70 own.
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New Hampshire Estates
This semi-detaehed brick e q real
powder room on LIST floor, pine
paneled recreation room, large
screened porch, handicapped yard,
fencing. $3.50 down FHA, e16,76O.
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC, REAL
TOR. Cal 8 to 9. HE. $4,000.
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NORTHWOOD

MISUNDERSTANDING Cape Cod
has liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din.
rm., 2 bedrms. and bath, on LIST
floor, Large dormitory room and
full bath up, full bsmt. Only S20,-
$50, p49-2s60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
HARDWOOD AREA--3 bedrm. brick
rambler, dishwasher and disposal,
rec. rm., full bsmt.. Ice. screen
porch overlooking Rock Greek Park
$4,000. VIII. B-27S1.
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Do you want your children 10 get
the best large, livable 5-bedrm. !,
3-bath rambler. surrounded BY Il
acres. with. stable for horses,
and springied pond. with Ewim-
ming and fishing. Price, S4g.500.
OIL, $4,000 I'll 8.
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7-AcRE ESTATE I1O-ft. brick
centrally air conditioned. Entranee
foyer. fireplace In living room.
large formal dining rm., 4 bed
rms. carpeted throughout. 2h
baths, swimming pool, children's
playhouse, stall horse barn,
real close in. and . terrific value
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RANDOLPH ROAD AREA, 10 min,
TO Bethesda Naval Hospital -
er-than-new split foyer ram
bier, = bedrms., "a baths, fine
residential area, flexible finane-
ing. SOL 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG
star Staff Writer

A person who knew him we'll pre-
dicted that 1t would be a snowy day
In May before the law ever came
near Vincent J. DAILY, self-styled psy-
choanalyst with a Connecticut av-
enue address.
Snow was falling in gentle flakes
on May when police came for DAILY.
He and his therapeutic assistant"
F. Edwina Mailman, were charged
with false pretenses.
Police acted on the complaints OF
two mothers who said they took their
daughters TO DAILY for psychiatric
treatment When the mothers turned
over prescription drugs they said
DAILY gave them and when police
check showed Daily was neither listed
nor licensed 10 practice medicine,
the narcotics squad moved in.
DAILY and Miss Mailman we're held
for action of the grand Jury at a
preliminary hearing last Friday.
Chief Judge John Lewis Smith, jr., Of
General Sessions Court said he found
probable cause" to hold them after
a two-hour hearing.
One Of the mothers testified at the
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The Strange Case of Vincent J. Daily

walked the wards" of a London
hospital. But the State Department
has no record that he ever had
passport.
He has claimed degree in absentia
from the University OF Berne, Swits-
erland But the university has no
record Of 1t and the Swiss Embassy
says Swiss universities give degrees
only to students attending their
classes.
When the falsity Of the Swiss de-
gree was first exposed, he began
to list a doctor of science degree in
absentia from "Faculiti Berni-Aus-
tria." Later, he said he had learned
that the school was In Austria but
operated from an address In Berne,
Switzerland.
His Army record shows he never
rose higher than technician fourth
class. But, six years after his dis
charge, he returned to the Army In
a civilian capacity and acquired
document TO show his grade was
comparable TO a lieutenant colonels
rank.
He managed TO get jobs in State
hospitals Of Michigan. West Virginia
Continued on Page Ala, Col. l
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He was in Washington with
his group. He said they had
decided to withdraw from the
parade"
A 50-unit group from Mont
gomery. Alabama. THE Mont
gomery Rebel Lancers," did
march and won an award for
one of the six best appearing
units in the parade.
Mrs. Lavada Ambrose, enc
Of the supervisors of the all
white Birmingham group, said,
I'VE just felt it was lot in the
best interest Of our state to
put ourselves on exhibition.
We're proud Of our State and
what we stand for. Instead.
we visited the Washington Ca
thedral and the White House =
Approximately "a, 900 boys and
girls participated in the parade
which police estimated was wit
messed by approximately $4,000
spectators. "Details on Page
D-2O
Elsewhere in the Metropoli-
tan Area, $4,000 persons took
advantage Of a sunny day with
a 66-degree temperature to visit
Andrews Air Force Base, the
Navy Yard. Fort Belvoir and
the Quantico Marine Base on
Armed Forces Day. "Details on
Page A-5.) ....
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BY PAUL HOPE
star staff Writer

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. May
1.-THE dramatic action which
cracked q segregation strong
hold here this week is being
assessed across the Southland,
by whites and Negroes alike.
And although the extent to
which racial barriers will fall
here cannot yet be determined,
one thing is clear: 1t was a
real victory in principle for
the Negro and that appears
certain to spur direct-action
tactics by Negroes in other
cities of the Deep South.
Already, the leader Of the
Albany (Ga.) movement has
announced that the Rev. Mar
tin Luther King. jr., will soon
return to Albany, scene Of con-
tinuing racial protests with Sc
far little success for the
Negroes.
In announcing the agreement
which ended the month-lone
racial strife in Birmingham
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which they cannot be assisted
If they run into trouble. These
space ships Of the deep are as
far beyond earthly aid as a
space ship of the sky would be.
When Thresher fell to the
ocean floor $50 statute miles
east of Cape Cod, she might
as well have crashed on the
back side of the moon, as far
as salvage or assistance was
concerned.
A month has passed since
Thresher went down-a month
in which the best brains and
best equipment available have
been put to unraveling the
mystery Of her dying. It is now
apparent that not much more
will ever be known than is al
ready assumed: Something in
Thresher's bewilderingly COM
pick interior failed suddenly.
catastrophically, too quickly for
even a last desperate sos.
Long after the Thresher
See THRESHER, Page A-2O
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Southland Assessing
Birmingham Accord

Mr.. King-mastermind Of the
massive demonstrations here
said the Birmingham tech
nique probably would be used
elsewhere.
IrOnic Note Seen
It was a technique Of Negroes
subjecting themselves to mass
arrests by violating a local ordi-
nance-in this case an ordi-
nance against parading without
a permit. Ironically. the ordi-
nance the Negroes violated was
passed many years ago to stop
demonstrations by Ku Klux
Klansmen.
The "non-violent" demon
STATIONS lasted more than q
month, finally reaching the
point where thousands Of Ne
groes we're pushing daily against
cordons of police in attempts to
get from the Negro areas into
downtown.
With the jails bullying, the
police resorted to use of dogs
See RACIAL, Page A-lO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12
Meany Curbs
AFGE Rights
Union Is Loser
On Jurisdiction
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

President George Meany Of
the AFL-CIO has sharply re-
stricted the jurisdictional rights
Of the American Federation of
Government Employees over
Federal workers, The Star
learned yesterday.
Acting to settle a bitter ALL
CIO jurisdictional dispute, Mr.
Meany ruled that the AFGE
can organize Federal white-col-
lar employees only, and not blue
collar workers in the various
crafts and trades in Govern
ment.
Only the unions belonging to
the Metal Trades Departments
of the AFL-CIO have AFL-CIO
jurisdiction over Government
See SPOTLIGHT, Page Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12
SPECIAL REPORT

Division, the North Carolina State
Bureau Of Investigation, the Civil
Service Commission, the American
Psychological Association and various
individuals.
He has had one known conviction.
That was in North Carolina where he
sent defamatory letters to four news
papers calling newspaperwoman
mentally Ill" and accusing her Of
trying TO extort $500 from him To
suppress story. He was convicted
Of criminal libel, sentenced to a
years labor on the road with the
sentence suspended on payment Of a
$500 fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12
VINCENT J. DAILY
Shown at Court Hearing
Star staff Photo.

hearing that Daily knew her daughter
was referred to him for "psychiatric
care" She said DAILY wrote her
pediatrician diagnosing the child as
a "borderline case Of child schizo-
phrenia" and told her to take the
child out Of school. She also testi-
fled that Daily agreed TO treat her
friends child after she told him a
neurosurgeon had recommended psy-
chiatric treatment for that young
ster.
At various times over a dozen
years, DAILY has been investigated by
the Army's Criminal Investigation