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Evening star., 1963-02-13
HospituI'J Joins Group

The new So million Holy
Cross Hospital in Silver Spring,
Md, has become a participat-
ing hospital in Group Hospital
ization, Inc. the area Blue
Cross Plan, the non-profit in
surance company announced
today.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

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THE P-sY-c-H-oP-AT-H-Lc U.S. SUPREME COURT
OF The '3os GAVE THE LEvIL POWER TO PeRPr
TRATE MULTlBILLIoN STEALS! - TO PRO.
MOTE CRIMINALS TO GREAT POWER - TO STEAL
WITHIN THE LAW I! TEN COMMANDMENTS
BREAKERS
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LABOR CRISES"
THREAT SEEN TO FREEDOMS"
ARBITRATION LEGISLATION DANGEROUS
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week OF compulsory arbitration law 70 nrsva,s ...
BY the nations railroads.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14
OPPOSE Dr.. TELLER, H-B0MB FATHER
81 SCIENTISTS WANT NuQEAR TEST BAN

FuLLPAeE ANNOUNCEMENT, NY. HERALD TRis,
AUG. 90 BY CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR hUcLEAR
TEST BAN JAMES J. WADsWoRTH CHAIRMAN
FORMER Us. AMBASSADOR TO THE uh?
SOME or The UNIVERSITIES REPRESENTED
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY
ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY or ILLINOIS
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DUKE UNIVERSITY
ARcONkE NATIONAL LABORATORIES
UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
SIX SCIENTISTS or MLT
FIVE OR SIX, OF HARVARD
UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA MUST TOTAL
FIVE OR SIX.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

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CONTINUED From Page y
THE P-SYcHo-P-A.TH.c US. SUPREME couR
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TRATE MuL LTLBILLioN 5 STEALS - TO PRO-
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14
l1he Christian Science Monitor Supports The
Meiear Test Ban.J


HERE YOU HAVE A COLLECTION or SOME OF THE
MOST INDEPENDENT MINDS M AMERICA TODAY.
THEY HAVE WIDELY DIVERGENT VIEWS ON AL
MOST EVERY CONCEIVABLE SUBJECT.
BUT ALL or THEM AGREE ON THE IMPORTANCE
AND URGENCY OF SUPPORTING THE NUcLEAR TEST
BAN TREATY
WHAT IS IT THAT UNiTEs THEM ON THIS ISSUE?
THESE IkEsCAPABLE FACTS
l. THE TREATY WILL REDUCE THE LIKELIHOOD
or NUcLEAR WAR;
z. THE TREATY WILL DISCOURAGE THE SPREAD
OF kUcLEAR WEAPONS TO NON-NUcLEAR POWERS;
3. THE TREATY WILL CREATE A BETTER Gil
MATE ON BOTH SIDES FOR A sLoW-UP or THE ARMS
RACE; ~~~s
4. THE TREATY WILL PROTECT US AND OUR
CHILDREN FROM ADDITIONAL DOSES or CONTAIN
NATION FROM RADIOACTIVE FALLouT.
s. THE RISK or CONTINUED TESTING IS GREAT
ER THAN THE RISK OF TEST BAN, THE TREATY WILL
PROTECT THE NATIONAL SECURITY or THE UNITED
STATES. FURTHERMORE UNDER THE TERMS OF THE
TREATY. WE CAN RESUME TESTING IF WE EVER
FEEL OUR NATIONAL SECURITY IS THREATENED.
IF THESE CONCLUSIONS BY THE SCIENTISTS
MAKE GOOD SENSE TO you, SAY So
SAY " TO YOUR SENATORS. SAY IT BY LETTER
SAY IT BY WIRE.
SAY IT NOW.
WHILE THEY ARE MAKING UP THEIR MINDS.
CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR A NucLEAR TEST BAN
Suite 9oo l3o East ssh Street. New York H. Now York
James }. Wsdsworsh, chsirmsn
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
U of Alabama Takes First Step Toward Removing Negro Students

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. R - The University of Alabama Board of Trustees has taken what could be the first step toward removing three Negro students from the uni versity system.
 The board filed notice in US. District Court Wednesday that it would ask the 5th US. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn a lower court refusal to delay inte- grafton of the formerly all-white institution.
 Only notice of appeal, not the text of the appeal, was filed.
 In effect, the appeal would ask the courts permission to remove the Negroes until racial tensions have eased in the state.
 The trustees said they were ap- pealing the May 21 judgment by US. Dist. Judge H. H. Grooms which overruled a board motion to modify and suspend an earlier in junction requiring integration ot the school.
 The notice of appeal was signed by II of the 12 board members Gov. George Wallace, an ex-officic member, did not sign the petition but no immediate reason was given.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
FAA Flight Service Station

vJ,HE NEW FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY Flight Service
 Station is being officially opened morning the Nome Airport marking another step keeping the FAA policy improve and update its facilities.
 Nome station of high activity is the of the busy operations for this entire and the station offers many improvements including 36o degree visibility of the air port traffic patterns and also has improved facilities. It also houses the US Weather Bureau.
 This agency has staff of P employees here who with their families total about 100 persons of whom housed the modern housing units in Nome There 17 homes for the quarters for six families of the US Weather Bureau
 In addition the facility just completed the VORTAC sta ton will be completed sometime in September.
 FAA has important function in Northwestern Alaska where the only transportation other of the world by It gratifying that people like Al Huen, Alaskan and head of the Alaska Region since 1855 had the the need and be instrumental in providing adequate service
 The FAA has brought the community with leadership and high ideals and they have of their talents make this community The last three station have been outstanding their community service Bill Barber Dusty Rhodes and Hart all of whom have contributed generously of their time which has been recognized and appreciated Other FAA employees have also served still serving their capacities part of the community which they live and an important part of Nome and its many activities
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
House of Commons
 Convict John PrOfumO Of "Grace Contempt

LONDON R - The House of Commons convicted John Profumo of grace contempt" Thursday for lying in Parliament about his sex life with Christine Keeler.
 The House adopted without dis sent a motion offered by the Con- servative party leader Iaian Nc leod, which resolved:
 That MT. John Profumo in making a personal statement to this House on March p, which con- tained words which he later ad- mitted not to be true, was guilty of a grace contempt of this House" "
 The action spelled political doom for Profumo, ex-member and ex- War Minister. He now is occupied further with Scotland Yard as a witness in multiple inquiry into vice, narcotics, perhaps blackmail and equal sordid phases of high life in high places.
 Meanwhile, Scotland Yard put an emergency guard on Miss Keeler after anonymous tipsters warned that the life of the 21-year-old party girl was in danger.
 Miss Keeler, for five months the mistress of former War Minister Profumo, is to testify at the trial of Dr. Stephen Ward the socialite osteopath charged with living off the proceeds of prostitution.
 Two of her ex-lovers = both Jamacian Negroes -. already are in jail for attacking her.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
CHAMPAGNE CORKS POP

GENEVA R-To the popping of champagne corks the U.S.-Soviet agreement on a "Hot-Line" be- tween Washington and Moscow was formally signed Thursday.
 The line provides for a direct teletype cable between the two capitals as one means of pre- venting an outbreak of war by accident
 It would be used by President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev.
 US. Ambassador Charles Stelle and Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin signed the agreement in the French Room of the Palace of the Nations in their capacity as American and Russian delegates to the 17-nation disarmament conference.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
A Hours of Freedom

JUNEAU tR - Ira Ellison, 27, of Anchorage, was back behind bars Thursday, his bid for freedom from confinement at the state jail here cut to "A hours by an alert Juneau man.
 Ellison sawed his way to free dom through two sets of bars Tues day night. He was serving time on larceny and burglary convictions and was awaiting transfer to Me Neil Island Federal Penitentiary.
 Last Wednesday night, Ellison knocked at the door of Richard Frankfurter and asked Frank furter for a razor and comb.
 Recognizing Ellison as the jail escapee who had been sought all day in an intensive manhunt in the Juneau area, Frankfurter asked Ellison to wait in the basement.
 On the pretext of going to get razor and comb, Frankfurter called police and got a pistol. He then held Ellison at gunpoint un- til officers arrived.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
Two Psychiatrists Say
 Americans are Becoming More and More Alcoholic

BERKELEY, Calf. R - Two psychiatrists told the second ses- sion of the California School on Alcoholism at the University of California that the United States is becoming more and more alco- holic.
 Dr. Hardin Jones, Asst. Director of the University's Donner Labora- tory, said the habit of one for the road is becoming increasingly lethal and unbelievable costly.
 He cited some statistics: The United States now consumes 160 million gallons of spirits a year 90 million barrels of beer and 150 million gallons of wine.
 "I assume it's being consumed" he said, "because I know it isn't being hoarded."
 That is enough, he said for every adult in the nation to down 2.6 gallons of 1OO-proof alcohol a year.
 Dr. Jones described an alco- holic as anyone who drinks a fifth of spirits a day. He said there are about two million of these in the United States. Other authorities, however, define an alcoholic as anyone who drinks 812 ounces of spirits a day. There are about six million Americans who do this, he said.
 About 4,OOO deaths are officially attributed to alcoholism annually, Jones said. But, he added, probably about 12,0O0 deaths are caused /, by alcohol each year. l Dr. Karl Bowman, professor emeritus of psychiatry at Langley Porter Clinic in San Francisco, estimated the cost of all this liquor at SOS billion year. He com pared it with the expenditure of $550 million a year on get-well cards and $3O6 million annually spent on chewing gum.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
Kennedy Halls
 "HOt-Line" Link

CHARLESTON, w. Va. R - President Kennedy hailed yester- day an agreement to establish a "Hot-Line" teletype link between Washington and Moscow as "a limited but practical step forward in arms control and disarmament. /"
 A White House statement added:
 We hope agreement on other, more encompasing measures will follow. We shall bend every effort to go on from his first trip.
 The agreement to set up a direct communications link between the capitals of the two super powers was signed at Geneva while Ken nedy was in the air enroute from Washington to West Virginia state centennial celebration at Charleston.
 He was notified by radio of the signing and the White House statement was read to newsmen on the steps of the state capitol with an interruption while a band played Hail to the Chief"
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
Sources Report 3O,OOO Cubans Executed Since Fidel Castro Took Over

MIAMI, Fla. R - An under ground source estimates more than 3O,OOO Cubans have been executed since Fidel Castro took over in 1859.
 The blood-bath continues, said the report, smuggled out of Cuba by the Democratic Liberation Commando and released Thursday by exile leaders.
 "Frequently, there are such re- ports as 10 executed in province, 25 in a city, Is in a settlement" !" the informant wrote. 'Later, the reports gain credence, and names of the victims are mentioned. Finally, through channels that can not be disclosed we get confirma- tion."
 The underground letter added: "It is conservative to say that more than 3O,O00 persons have been shot"
 There is reason to believe that a considerable number of nuclear arms remain in Cuba, the report continued.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
SYPHILIS REPORTED
 RESURGING IN UNITED STATES

ATLANTIC CITY NJ. R - Syphilis, the great pox" of medi- eval times, is resurging in the United States, and there may be as many as 1.2 million hidden cases, a top US. Public Health Services venereal disease fighter said yes terday.
 Dr. M. Britain Moore Jr., chief of the agency's VD Research La boratory, Atlanta, said in re- port prepared for the American Medical Assn. convention that the malady is being reported with in- creasing frequency throughout the country.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
Practice Demonstration

PLAQUEMINE, La. R - City officials turned on the lights at ball park here so Negroes could practice for a demonstration.
 Police Chief Dennis Songy said Negro leaders promised to advise him a day or so prior to a plan ned demonstration.
 The city, in turn, extended the courtesy of turning on the lights at the ball park for a practice session Wednesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22

The Arlington Chamber OF
Commerce has gone on record
in support of three portions Of
the proposed $9,950,000 bond
issue going before Arlington
voters next month, but oppos-
ing a $1.9 million segment fol-
school improvement.
The chambers board of di-
.rectors said it found the propo-
sails for SIS, $3.50, 900 for the sani-
tary and sewage syste m, 81
million for storm drains and 81
million for park lands to be
economically sound.
The board opposed the bono
package for school improve E.
ments on ground that an addi-
ton at Wakefield High Schoo
would not be needed If the
school board had not decided
to relocate $50 students from
the all-Negro Hoffman Boston
Senior High program and turr
the school plant over to junior
high students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22
3-VehicIe Crash
Near Leesburo
Kills z, Injuries 3

The men were killed near
Leesburg, Va, yesterday in a
crash involving two cars and
a carnival truck.
Three other persons, includ-
ing a woman motorist from
Alexandria and her sister, were
injured in the accident about
.3:15 pm. on U. S. Route Is
near Limestone Branch, 4 miles
north Of Leesburg.
The dead were listed by
State police as Johnny B. Shelf
field. 80. of Milan, Ga, driver
of one Of the cars, and Eugene
Haynes, Al, Of Buffalo, N. Y,
a passenger in the truck.
The injured included Mrs
Mildred Hetti Dawse of 1905
Leesburg court, Alexandria, anc
her sister. Mrs. Edna Bughel
of Winston-Salem, N. C. Mrs
Dawse was treated at the Lou.
doun County Memorial Hospita
in Leesburg. Her sister was
admitted with a broken leg anc
possible rib fractures.
Also taken to the hospita'
with a severely cut ear anC
| facial cuts was the driver Of
the truck. Arthur Mayne, 70
of West Seneca, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22
3 Parking ScoHIuws
Fined Total of $3.50

doubled If a person does not
post collateral or settle his
ticket within 100 hours after
issue.
This was the case yesterday
when the three violators ap-
peared before Judge Smith and
entered guilty pleas to the
charges.
Judge Smith. in assessing the
fines, said he was going to deal
severely with such offenders
unless they could prove unusual
circumstances.
Two Claim Illness
The three defendants were
fined respectively 1854 or 81
days in jail. 1904 or 80 days
in jail, and $3.50 or 81 days in
Jail.
One defendant, who was
working here as a bus boy. said
he had been Ill and had left
the car unattended when hi
received the tickets.
Another also claimed he hac
been Ill and the third, a stu.
dent at George Washington
University, said he had lent
the car to a student for Q
year while he was attending
the University of Michigan anC
was not award of the accumu,
lating parking tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22

The newly created scofflaw
branch of the Court Of General
Sessions began operations yes
terday in a breakdown on park
ing violations.
The first three customers
were charged with a total OF
AZ offenseS. They were fined
a total of $3.50 or 1O2 days in
jail.
The court was created on or
ders of Chief Judge John Lewis
Smith, jr., Of the Court of Gen.
eral Sessions, for uniform en-
forcement of'parking laws.
The court was created be-
cause some motorists have col.
lected dozens of tickets anc
have not posted collateral Of
paid fines. Such motorists ap-
pear in court with their stack
Of tickets and hope for a cut.
rate settlement from a Judge
Full Penalties Planned
Under the new system thu
full penalty of the law will b
applied to persons who havC
ten or more tickets outstand-
ing.
About 100000 parking ticke
warrants have been issued IL
the District but never served
Fines range from So to SIS
but under the code a fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22

Sembly, and urged council
members to use those powers.
Senator Guide said that he
sponsored legislation in the
General Assembly last year
which gives the council power
to prohibit access to sewers, and
therefore the ability to limit
suburban development.
He urged Mr.. Floyd to use
the power given the Council
to preserve plans for the re-
stricted development of Olney
and not Ito submerge the con-
cepts of a satellite city in a
suburban maze"
Senator Guide said that the
proposed sewer lines go directly
through park lands in the
Northwest Branch, which have
not yet been purchased by
Maryland's planners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22

Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission to consider sewer
lines to the Olney-Sandy
Springs section as an urgent
priority for future construction.
The Sanitary Commission
originally had scheduled the
sewers in their current five
year plan, over the objections
Of the Maryland-N National Capt.
toll Park and Planning Com
mission, which had planned
for a park and large lot coming
in the area.
In q letter yesterday to
County Council President John
A. Floyd, Senator GUIDE re-
minded the council that 1t has
been given strong legislative
powers to preserve open spaces
by Maryland's General As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22
c. of c. Opposes Part
darlington Bond issue

The chamber also opposed q
$4,000 bond issue for an
addition to the central library
and said money should be ap-
propriated for books and sup
plies at the library building In
stead. Directors of the chamber
commended the library could
hold $4,000 more books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22

missed the charge on grounds
Of insufficient evidence that
Benton Lee Johnston, 80. Of
Clearwater, Fla. had crossed a
State line with the gun.
Mr.. Johnston, a dishwasher,
was arrested in front Of the
Nazi Party house. $50 Wilson
boulevard, on August q, the
day before the civil rights
march on Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22
Ketchom Defers Ruling
On I transferred Youths

Juvenile Court Judge Orm w.
Ketcham said today ne would
wait until he has heard all
cases involved before handing
down any final decisions on is
youths who were transferred to
Federal reformatories from the
National Training School.
Judge Ketcham yesterday or
dered that one Of the unruly
youths involved be held tenn
porarily at the Districts Re-
ceiving Home for Children
This youth is II.
Hearings on IL others are to
start tomorrow. Judge Ketch-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22
Church Speaker

Julio Silva of the Pan Amer
lean Union will address a sup
per meeting Of the Mems Coun-
Gil of Falls Church Va0 Pres
byterian Church at 7 pm
Thursday at the church, East
Broad and Fairfax streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22
Ex-Nuzi Member
Freed of Charge

A former member Of the
American Nazi Party was
cleared in Alexandria Federal
Court yesterday of a charge of
illegally transporting a 50 re-
volyer across State lines.
Judge Oren r. Lewis dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22
Limit Sewer Access,
GUIDE Urges Council

EnvisonnR his favorite rural Montgomery County
future concrete jungle Maryland State Senator Gilbert
Guide, Republican of Montgomery has asked the County
Council limit the proposed the northwest
branch area
He was referring to recent stand by the council urging the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22
Checking Further

After hearing of the youths
behavior in custody, the judge
said he would check on whether
they could be waived to adult
court for prosecution for es-
capes and other possible Of
fenses committed while in Fed
eral custody.
He asked the Justice Depart
ment to conduct an investiga-
ton of the youths behavior
while in custody, for possible
charges against them.