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C. UP A rTn pound monkey named Sam rmkHi-d 'X miles high to a p-e A Vrter DALI.VS. TEX. IMkntist Mid rnosncrs mjm an agreement an-' inlay, me enpsuir wrs plucked from the Atlantic Ocean, nod when Sun's compartment was rented after six hours he was found alive and kicking. peered slim, and offtilals cau ans Frtday tul.es of smoked more than t( rtgarrttes daily mi IZA men who a half pick showed cell tioned gaut placing too much.

optimism. HOMK (t'PI) Trrsident Elsenhower will attend riinmunlin at St. Paul's American Church Sunday ami hear a "zipped up" music MTvke, the Ilev. (crardus IUm kman said Friday. The rector, 41, ald "JJisenhower hiniM-lf asked for music and since he asked lor it.

we'll give him a ciimmunlon service ripped up by a little music." "We'll ojen with Nun Nlttcrnwlr, by IJuxtehude when Elsenhower arrives," the Rev. Bockman continued. "Then we'll hold the regular communion mtv-ice. But instead of Ridng all the way through, which takes a little while, we'll break in the middle and sing "During the Mnglng of that, I'll escort the President out." Eisenhower will fpend only about 20 minutes in the Episcopal Church, then return to Qulrinale Palace to say goodbye to President Giovanni Gronchi. Then he calls on PiI John XXIII In Vatican City.

S.un's snsa bee at 11:15 a. m. R. Conrad Cooper, US. Sieel, changes which prtdiabty repre- Corp.

vice prfil nt and chief In-1 fI.s.Tl whrn riviluin iqwce arlen. lists fitvd him fU -ft in a one-ton raj.iile like S. astronaut on duMrV nCot.ntor. was asked by, newsmen to mcmure the lx-! teen mdutry anil union. He re-, i iy may ride mto spHoe.

The rptiment, earrytrg led the frilled StrpKvorkeis iii-e. ent a change toward c.incer." The Totfu-ro Resr.wh Committee Immediately chaliened ttie statements by Dr. (Hear Aucr-both, an a'-wiate pnifessor at Newt York Mimical College who is on the staff of the F.at Orange. N. Veterans AdnunistiatHin hospital.

1 Neeking oul le the wage ird work loward manned space Frcjus. Franco '') The diurJitrr, rfchf, of Ivnuis Frrrl weeps and crouches over her father's coffin during funeral services Friday for ictims of the Malpassct dam disaster. Name of tfic ktim is chalked on the lid of the coffin. flight, wa intended primarily to tienrjit sains hnh Steel nun-acment has offered. test an mechanism, on-rials hxI the tc4 was a success.

Il Im.ked If FieiJiowerl dd rx get his fxpn-Md wish that Steel labor fight WxHild HIDES IN CAPM US The capsule was ho from Island, off Virginia's et- lx settled while he away on a tli ire week ood will abroad Talks, Reception Mark rrn snore, atop a utile joe ket a cluster generating FTC Names Nine Companies In Payola Probe WASHINGTON'. D. OiO p-rnnds of thrust. Three ftisii The wish was expressed In Ei old Sam rode In a small chamber inside the capsule, akmg with senhower's predcp.irlure bnal-cast to the nation Thursday nik'ht In which he sharply rapid the line lower rms oi uie ana Ikes me Instruments. First Day in Rome Flood Survivors Bury Victims By HARVEY lit DSOV FltEJL'S, FRANCE V) Sad-eyed survivors burled 133 of the dead from the Malpassot'Dam disaster Friday and searchers dup into a dirty brown blanket of kilt in search for the missing.

Official of this little Riviera city said there were 199 known dead from Wednesday night's dam break. The massive bank of water roared down the beautiful four-mile long Reyran Valley into the Mediterranean with the wreckage of steel disputants for Hting the' Sam was in flight 13 minute. After the capsule parted from its thn-at of a renewed strike depress America's economy. The nation's hall million SteeJ. workers can walk out again after booster, it parachuted to the surface of the Atlantic about 200 mil from U'alk'ps Island.

By WILLIAM I RYAV ROME (-f President Kisenhower brought his good-'ROMANS FRUVlUt Federal Trade Commission Fri-I accused nine companies, bv i eluding Radio Corp. of America. I of deceiving the public and suppressing conjpetitKm by lavishing payola on radio and television will mission to rainy Rome Friday, talked cold war Issues CANDLE FOR IKE the current Taft-Hartley law injunction expires Jan. 26. Almost immediately a Navy pa trol plane picked up the capsule's radio beacon by means of a dye marker in the water.

with Italian officials, and capped his day by attending a gala reception for 3.000 persons. The reception, drawing of Rome's political and diplomatic set, highlighted the first day of Eisenhower's 11 disc jockeys. Separate complaints were filed against three reord manufacturers and six indepmlent record RACES TO SC EXK The destroyer Bonle dashed to 1 many homes on its crest. Legion Cute Public Ties With 40 8 the scene, arriving about two ROME ITI Precautions have been taken to make sure Rome's frequent power failures will not interrupt President Eisenhower's work during his week end stay. On a small writing desk in the studio of his apartment in the Quirinale Palace, opposite Die electric lamp, an antique silver holder with a brand new white candle and a full box of matches.

hours after launch time. The one-ton capsule soon was hauled nation trip. Eisenhower stayed at the reception less than half an hour, heading up the atairs to his apartment in rambling Qulrirvd Palace at 10:30 p. m. The guests had been invited for 9:13 p.

m. almost an Among the dead are 53 children. There still were 100 name! on the official list of missing but this was being whittled down as some distributors. AMENDS CODE The television Industry meanwhile amended its code of con aboard. There was no delay removing FAA Grounds All Airline Pilots 60 and Over INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

tf Brazilian Rebels Flee Uprising In Stolen Plane turned up safe. duct to ban rigged quiz shows. cut The American Legion Friday hour earlier than state receptions the monkey's chamber from the much biggiT cajwule. But the Bor-ie's officers hesitated to open the Nearly men and women payola and deceptive advertiing.f u.ifh filled the city square flanking The tele vision board of the Na- jn a in usually are held here so the President could get to bed early container lest they harm the mon Frcjus Hospital for funeral serv at the end of his tiring first day. key or damage any of the ices lor the wentmed dead.

ARIUVES AT 10 P. M. WASHINGTON, D. They thought lt best to have a CASKETS LAID OtT The rough pine caskets were Eisenhower, ruddy-faced and tional Assn. of Broadcasters said it acted to clean its owti house.

The Federal Trade Commission did not name any of the disc jockeys allegedly paid to plug the rec-oi-ds handled by the nine compa- It merely said that, because the doctor standing by when they cial membership restrictions. From now on the 40 4 8 will be forbidden to use the American Legion name or its emblem in any connection with its activities, announced Legion Natlonid Commander Martin MrKnejUlj; MvKneally s'nt word of his notion to Jolu: of Liberal, The Federal Aviatkm Agency (FAA) Fiilay clipped the wings Reds Release High Officials laid out in rows, with a name hearty, arrived at 10 p. m. after a dinner with President Giovanni opened the chamber but the chalked on each lid. BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA tiV Two Brazilian rebels, Seeing a rpvolt that fuzlisd, landed a hijacked airliner here late Friday with a Brazilian senator as a hostage.

Gronchi. Premier. Antonio Scgni There were 40 other caskets of ot all airline pilots age GO and The precedent-shattering order, nearest doctor was aboard the Ft. Mandan, a Navy landing ship doc hove to close by. He was Air Force Capi.

Don Geteler, a veterinarian. and ndier Italian officials. He moved slowly through 20 lavishly furnished chambers filled with platter spinners concealed the unidentified dead. On one lid was chalked: "Little effective March 15. I960, amend payments from the public, their government I girl, wearing red dress." Others fans were misled info buying rec guests.

The President smiled at The Argentine granted them asylum national 40 8 chief. The parent legion and its 40 8 offspring have been arguing for several years over a society rule ed the civil air regulations in these words: "No individual wio has reached bore similar inscriptions to help TOKYO (LTD Communist China Friday pardoned and released 33 imprisoned "war criminals." including former Japanese ords they otherwise might have all and stopped many times to shake hands with persons he rec ENCOUNTER DIFFICULTY For more than an hour, the Boric's crew tried to swing the 100 pound container, monkey and his 60th birthday shall be utilized ognized. pupw-t Emperor Pu VI of Man passed up. NAMES COMTAMES The three record makers named in the complaints are: Radio limiting membership to whites only. The legion itself has no racial bars on membership.

or serve as a pilot on any atrrrait churia and 30 high ranking mili wtile engaged in air carrier oper There were Indications that his conversations with Italian leaders before dinner had borne fruit in those still seeking missing relatives. Where silt lay deep over the roads and fields, soldiers and volunteers searched for bodies. HOMES SMASHED When the 383 foot hirfi dam ations." Last year, the 40 4 8 national Corp. of America, New York all. to the Ft.

Mandan. But eas were running high and they had to give up. The chamber was carried to the headquarters here lifted the char Those word; meant the manda The senator. Remy Archer, identified the rebels as MaJ. Hcb-er Telxera Pinto of the Brazilian air force and Charles Herba, a civilian mechanic.

They were among a handful of men who launched a milit.iry uprising this week agaiast President Juscelino Kubitschek's government in Rio dc Janeiro. With an eye on coming elections, the i group had complained that the City; London Records, New tary commanders and officials of the Chiang Kai-shek rrglme. At the same time, the Peiping regime said 112 Chinese hitherto classified as "rightist elements" had been removed from its black ter of its S.ui Jose, chap tory grounding of approximately York City, and Bernard Lowe En- ter for admitting a Chinese-Amer 40 ot the nation most experi destroyer's sick bay and with Capt. Geisler giving instructions crumbled against the pressure of terpriscs, Philadelphia. ican market owner as a member.

enced airline captains by next March, and another 250 in the by radio flie Borie's sailors next eight years. FAA empha millions of tons of water stored from heavy rain the homes of the rural valley were smashed as by a giant list. Twisted WTCckage Contractor The distributors are: Edward S. Barsky, Chips Distributing David Rosen, Universal Record Distributing and Sparks Music Distri sized its action was based solely on a concern ior saiety. dealing with cold war topics and Italian-American relations.

No details were disclosed hut there was much serious talk with indications the discussion had gone to the core of important matters. TO HOLD TALKS Eisenhower will hold longer talks with Scgni Saturday. It was reported that Eisenhower will assure Italy's leaders the United States intends to press ahead with its policy of building up Europe's defenses against communism. A four-point agenda was list after they "really reformed and turned over a new leaf." 'The two actions were disclosed in separate announcements by Radio Peiping, in a broadcast monitored here, and the New China News Agency. Radio Peinine said the "war carefully opened It.

Other advice was radioed to the Borie from Wallops It took 30 minutes to 'do this, and 6y that time Sam had been strapped in his three loot long chamber for more than six hours. At the same time, the FAA an regime is riddled with graft and communism. In Rio de Janeiro, Kubitschek indicated the revolt is smashed. butors, all of Philadelphia, silted over and it was in these places that the rescuers worked. The response of France to the nounced it is tightening its regu and Main Line Cleveland, Treats Top Military Men lations on airline training pro Cleveland, Ohio.

national disaster, and aid offered grams with two new rules: by neighboring countries, kept Every carrier must submit its crisis from the area. Water trucks training program for FAA ap criminals" had been kept in prison for a full 10 years "or more" because of "major crimes" committed against the people "in the served street corner queues find WASHINGTON, D. proval. Gen. Nathan F.

Twining, chair no critical food shortages were reported. U.S. Navy bakers pro More comprehensive training said to have been drafted for the man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, past." must be given to co-pilots. Demos Meet To Plan I 960 Campaign Power Failure Blacks Out Kansas City KANSAS CITY, MO. vided thousands of loaves of bread.

and 2j other top officers were The stricter training rules had been urged by airline pilots them treated to fun-in the-sun outings talks here covering 1. future American defense strategy; 2. East-West summit talks; 3. disarmament, and 4. aid to underdeveloped areas.

Eisenhower officially ends his selves, but the pilots strongly op Indonesians Plan American's Trial at a plush Bahama Islands resort Explosion Hits posed the mandatory 60 year age He was in no danger of suffocating because he had a 40 hour supply of oxygen with him. FLASHES WORD Word was flashed lrom the destroyer to Wallops Island and Dale Smith, veterinarian for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, relayed the information here that Sam apparently had come through in fine shape. Smith said Sam seemed perfectly alert, entirely normal and showed no adverse effects. The Borie headed for where lt was due Saturday From Norolk, Sam will be flown to the School of Aviation by one of the nation's major de limit. NEW YORK -(UPI)- Seven fense contractors, It was disclosed Tanker in Atlantic Christmas shoppers groped top Democrats, each a possible Friday.

around darkened stores, firemen presidential nominee, headed into visit Sunday when he says good-by to Gronchi before visiting Pope John XXIII at the Vatican, a sovereign state inside Italy. He then Holcombe Named got frantic calls, traffic became A House Armed Services town Friday for the kickoff of the NORFOLK, ex snarled and many persons were party's 1960 campaign. plosion in the forward hold ripped For Labor Post takes off for Turkey. All seven plus former Presi the deck and hull of the 572 foot subcommittee released testimony showing that the Martin Co. picked up the tab for golfing dent Harry S.

Truman will Ira tanker S. S. Gulf Tiger Friday WASHINGTON, D. C. (UPD- ternize this week end and then Junkets by the military com Group To Study near the Atlantic's feared "grave yard of ships." appear on the same platform trapped in elevators during an early afternoon power failure blacked out much of the Kansas City area Friday.

A malfunction of a 161,000 volt switching structure at a generating plant in northeast Kansas City caused the paralyzing failure that lasted up to 51 minutes. Monday in the party's biggest tal JAKARTA, INDONESIA The Indonesian military judge and prosecutor have been named but no date has yet been set for the trial of American Allan Lawrence Pope, it disclosed Friday. Pope, formerly of Miami, was shot down May 18, 1958 over Ambom while allegedly flying a bombing mission for the Indonesian rebels. He has been in custody ever since. Lt.

Col. Sardjono of the Jakarta Military Court was named to preside over the trial. Air Force Aid was rushed in response to Guatemala Rumor Medicine. At the school, specialists will study the monkey to manders to the swank Cotton Bay Club on Eleutheria Island. The bill came" to $18,000 over the past three years.

Martin, ent gathering since 1956 and the an bui irom the distressed ves gauge the longer range effects of sel lying dead in calm seas off Jolin L. Holcombe, top Defense Department aide and career civil servant, was 'named Friday to a key "watchdog" job in enforcement of the new labor reform law. Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell appointed Holcombe as WASHINGTON, D. C.

-(UPI) his rocket flight. last before the Los Angeles convention next summer. The occasion was a conference which produces the Titan missile Cape Hatteras, N. C. The council of the Organization of and has about 800 million dollars American States (OAS) will meet of the Democratic Advisory Coun worth of defense contracts, tried British Sea Lord Dies in an extraordinary session Satur to deduct the cost of the outings City Honors Ordnance Chief day to hear a complaint that commissioner oi the Bureau oi from its income tax as a business Most of the current generated at four Kansas City substations crosses through this switching complex.

When it failed, it so overburdened the system that a cil which will set 1960 policy for the Democratic National Committee. The meetings will be topped off Monday night with a $100 a plate dinner tribute to Mrs. Labor management reports. He expense but was rebuffed in 1957 ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND -m-Adm. Sir Rhoderick McGrigor, Britain's first sea lord from 1951 to 1955 and a naval veteran of two world wars, died Friday at 66.

Maj. Prodjoradono was appointed will take over the and 1958 by the Internal Revenue Guatemala may be attacked soon by a Cuban-based force. Mexican Ambassador Vincente Sanchez Gavito, chairman of the council, said Friday that Dr. Guil- job Jan. 1.

prosecutor. Service. The 1959 returns are still complete shutdown was neces Franklin D. Roosevelt. pending.

sary. CHRISTMAS GIFT lermo Saenz de Tejada Guate GAY 'TOPSY' malan representative on the coun cil, asked for the Saturday session in a note. Cuban Tribunals Postpone Verdict HUNTSVILLE, ALA. (UPD Residents of this "rocket city" announced plans Friday for two community celebrations in honor of Maj. Gen.

John B. Medaris, retiring chief of the Army Ordnance Missile Command. Medaris leaves his job at the Army's Redstone Arsenal here Jan. 31. Civic clubs announced Medaris would be given an opportunity Dec.

8 to "make his final report to the people of this Japan Abandons War Stragglers MANILA (UPD The Ja U.N. Officer 6 Year Old To Get Artificial Hand HAVANA (UPD Revolution panese Government has aban Duncan Sister Dies AfferAufo Mishap Resigns Command doned its efforts to find the last two known stragglers from its World War II army in the Philip OTTAWA (UPI) Lt. Gen. ary tribunals in Havana and Pinar Del Rio Friday night postponed until Tuesday their verdicts in the trials of three Americans charged with conspiracy against the Fidel Castro regime. Rafael Del Pino and Austin E.

L. M. Burns, a key figure in region at a banquet in his honor. Another community celebration for him is planned Jan. 15.

pines. WASHINGTON, D. C. -(UPI) world efforts to stabilize the ex Japan spent $50,000 trying to CinCAGO (UPI) Rosetta Six year old Mike Plaugher's Christmas wish began coming persuade Lt. Hiroo Onada and plosive Middle East situation," has resigned as commander of the Duncan, 58, the black-face true Friday.

Young of Miami lace- possible death sentences if they are con the total cost of Mike's treatment, he said, and one has volunteered to finance the work "as long as it is needed." The minister pointed out that Mike will outgrow his artificial hand every 9 to 12 months, and will have to be re-fitted. Any Officials Refuse "Topsy" of the old Duncan sisters Sgt. Kinshichi Kotsuka that the war was over and they could come out of their jungle hiding He left for Richmond, to United Nations emergency force, it was announced Friday. The 62 year old Canadian army victed. Peter John Lambton, of vaudeville act, died Friday of in be fitted for a left hand.

Nassau, is subject to a 30 year Mike was born without the juries suflered in an auto acci prison sentence. officer has been appointed government advisor on disarmament. hand, and his right one is de places on little Lubang Island after 14 years. If they were still alive, they did not respond to the pleadings and promises. funds not spent on the original treatment will be held in reserve formed.

Now, thanks to contributions from all over the country, Highway Tax Bid WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA. (UPI) A conference of state officials refused Friday to adopt a resolution favoring restrictions on the way the federal government spends taxes paid, by Vivian and Rosetta were on a nightclub comeback when the older sister fell asleep at the wheel of her car Tuesday as she drove to keep a date in suburban Cicero. Rosetta suffered broken legs and ribs and internal injuries. She seemed to improve Thursday night and her sister felt it was safe to leave her.

"ITien Rosetta weakened and died. The Duncan sisters started In show business in 1916 with a San Francisco yodeling act. But they didn't hit the big time until 1923, when they worked up a musical, comic version of "Uncle Tom's for these changes, he said. The move was announced jointly by Prime Minister John Diefen-baker and U.N. Secretary-Ceneral Dag Hammarskjold.

"Members of my church are Germans Fire Rockets he will get an artificial hand and corrective surgery on the deformed one. He will be treated at the Crippled Children's Clinic at Richmond. arranging to answer every letter that Mike and his family have re HOHNE, GERMANY -W- The highway users. ceived," Amidon said. dent.

Her sister and partner in the headline act of the 1920's, Vivian, 56, was at her bedside at Mac-Neal Memorial Hospital until just before her death. Vivian, now Mrs. Frank Herman of Sherman Oaks, mourned "She was a gay, happy girl who never worried about anything." "She thought she would live forever," Vivian said. "God must have needed a Topsy. That's probably why He called her." Hopes for Uranium LIBERVTLLE, GABON UP West German army fired its first rockets Friday in practice at a Mike's case brought nationwide The Rev.

Henry S. Amidon of Orders Half Holiday WASHINGTON, D. C. (UPD-President Eisenhower has ordered government departments and agencies to give most employees a half holiday on Christmas Eve. The half holidays was not authorized for employees of the State and Defense Departments and other agencies who must remain on duty for national security or other puuiic reasoni attention after his 5 year old France has expressed hope that training area here.

American, British and Swiss officers watched the apparently important uranium The proposal would have advocated that the government could spend tax revenues from gasoline, tires and oil only on highway construction. These funds now are placed in the Treasury's general brother, Donnie, took a hand from a department store manniquin. discoveries in Gabon, a small as U.S.-trained German soldiers Springfield, who is handling a special "Mike Plaugher" fund, told United Press International Friday that contributions still are pouring in. Six persons have ollered lo pay Cabin," with Rosetta playing the When his mother asked why he did it. Donnie said he wanted to launched two Honest Johns, which have a range of less than 20 miles African state in the French Community, will supply about one-fourth of France's nuclear needs.

impish Topsy and Vivian the fund and can be spent as needed. give to Mike lor Christmas. angelic Little Eva. 1 and can carry atomic warheads..

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