Billings Gazette (Newspaper) - August 5, 1962, Billings, Montana To Last 10 Weeks Soviets to Start Secret War Games in Arctic Sunday MOSCOW The Soviet Union starts a series of secret war games in the Arctic Sunday which were expected to mark the resumption of its clear lests Military maneuvers were uled to take place over a vast slretch of icy land and water be- tween the and Kara seas and to last until Oct 20 Western observers expect the first atomic explosions of a new Soviet test series to come on opening day or shortly afterward Soviet Defense Minister Marshal Malinovsky is believed to be in the far north to observe the war games which an official an- issued July 24 said were designed to test various types of modern Soviet Premier Nikita chev headed for a Black Sea tion and apparently plans to skip at least the initial phases if he plans to view the maneuvers at all The war games will include units of the Soviet northern fleet and air and rocket forces though there has been no an- it was considered possible that oilier Warsaw Pact nations may hold maneuvers to coincide with the Soviet Exercises Western observers believe the Soviets might include tests of new Polaris style missile they claim to possess The official Tass news agency reported several weeks ago that Khrushchev had watched the firing of one of these missiles from a submerged atomic submarine at Leningrad But the dispatch did not indicate whether a nuclear warhead was used then It also was considered possible the Russians could be planning further tests of the missile which Khrushchev has said is accurate enough to hit a fly in space But military experts of the United States whose own Nike Zeus missile has intercepted an Atlas nose cone in flight have said they still do not believe Russia has an defense that can ward oft all attacks To Analyze Blasts The Soviets as usual were not expected to announce individual nuclear explosions In any new tests But highly-sensitive monitoring stations abroad wera expected to pick up and analyze the blasts The last Soviet nuclear was recorded on Nov 4 1861 It would up a series of more than 50 clear explosions last year ing one of more than 50 mega- equivalent of 50 million tons of TNT Showers Likely Considerable cloudiness Sunday with occasional showers likely in vicinity day high Sunday 78 low Sunday night 50 high Monday 80 95 Final ASSOCIATED PRESS BILLINGS MONTANA SUNDAY AUGUST 5 1962 UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL SLATED SEPT 2 Algerian Politicos Call for Elections ALGIERS UPI The gerian Political Bureau headed by leftist Vice Pre- mier Ahmed Ben Bella called for elections to this new nation's first tional assembly on Sept 2 A communique from the reau said it has the provisional government of Pre- mier Ben Youssef Ben on the proposal but there was no immediate action from the right wing premier The bureau scheduled to ber seven men went ahead with preparations to start work out one of its designated bers Ait Ahmed who re- fused Ben Bella's call for him to return here and take his place Pass on Candidate It will be up to the bureau to pass on candidates for election to the constituent national as The assembly in turn wU name the officials of the nation's first legal government Ait Ahmed was named to thi bureau by Ben Bella who wa once his cellmate in a French pri son But Ait Ahmed angered by the running series o squabbles among Algerian politi cal leaders flew to Paris Ben Bella sent another member of th bureau and Col Ou E to the French to tr to persuade him to come back The two emissaries returned her Saturday morning and reporte their failure It had been expected that th would be set for Aug 27 The August date almost week earlier than the new pro was thought to have bee agreed upon during the lions which led lo the by Ben of Ben Bella bureau Other Members The other members of the bu reau are Mohammed Rabah Bitat Said an Continued on Page 5 Col 6.1 Youth Shoots Entire Family COLUMBUS Ohio AP A authorities said looked like a massacre or mass tion wiped out a family of four Saturday and the loll reached five when a teen-age son blamed for the slayings died of a ed bullet Authorities now say that with the death in Riverside Hospital of Ray Lanker 14 they may never let spy Dr know exactly what prompted the of he country IT'S the lives of Ohio Israel promptly way Patrol Cpl Ralph R Lanker 45 his wife Virginia Fern ker 36 a laughter Bea 12 and a son Thomas 9 COUNTY'S BIG EVENT is By LIZ WILSON True or The Midland Empire State Fair beginning Monday the county's biggest event It brings about admissions into the fairground gates including many tourists It adds a community of entertainers rodeo racing carnival and concession workers and exhibitors who live in Billings tents at the fairgrounds and even pees They bring extra business to Billings merchants About 400 Fair employes are hired practically all of whom isolation and iare from the county tension behind closed doors It has the largest livestock and day to see it they caught the dread poultry exhibits in years disease that already has It has a midway carnival one British scientist circus and stage acts The 44 were those who came races in close contact with Geoffrey Bacon 44 a germ warfare politicians who died Wednesday of at 44 Isolated Because of Dread Disease HEADS FOR SWEDEN Mrs Sherri Finkbine is shown in Los Angeles Saturday just prior to leaving for Sweden with her husband Mrs Finkbine is seeking an operation to stop her pregnancy which she fears will deform her child because of the drug thalidomide which she took early in pregnancy See story page DEADLINE SET LONDON UPI persons waited Forty-four will win Medical experts said those who maKe no speeches were exposed must wait eight has flic fuU time days to know if they caught the Fair and has the full time Thus fir 111 Jol attractions SoSL ali oS space for exhibits and known contacts were free of the aging events on the grounds i as That spreads the fair onto acres than the Seattle World's Fair he noted Ticket Sales Ahead TELLS HIS MINISTER If no further cases of the dis- ease appear by Aug 12 the raore chances of it spreading will then be extremely the tor of the research center said Plane May Fly Soblen to Israel LONDON UPI The British treatment But his appeals to government Saturday gave were rejected and the Brit- el's El Al Airline until L Authorities hospitalized 30 sons who came in contact with Bacon before he was stricken last Sunday with the nn 5 Tnl B Continued on Page 5 Col 6 Gate admission is free up to 2 Monday for pedestrians Then regular gate fees are in effect to get convicted Robert A Soblen out nlm El Al to continue on his way The Home Of- Convicts Pay Player's MISSOULA Missoula pulmonary Advance ticket sales are lly ahead of those last year ton said All in all paid admissions were counted in the six-day event year How many people attend this year's fair will depend on several the weather Unsettled weather with tures slightly below normal and afternoon thundershowers are predicted Nobody in the world con Dakota Youth Kills Family BROOKINGS AP High School this fall was hut the boy could give no reason high school honor a partial slate of shock his dent went to bis minister the state's attorney llov this day and told of slaying all details of the slayings but members of a rural Volga offer no reason He went lo the Paulson The said there fice first set a deadline of mid- Softball player has high praise mate a fair Fitton said The minister doubting the boy's ro apparent connection be- the youth's father the youth and the Paulson story announced night Monday but extended it the sportsmanship and to midland Empire r of the so-called ni tlm if Britain insists on El Al El Al said it must ing Soblen it will fly him to rael instead of New York The new complications in criminals in Montana State only on Israeli government On at Deer Lodge Leif Larson was playing workers however sent drove to the Hugh Paulson home family except that the two nnd discovered Ilic bodies of lias lived in the same general Paulson 44 his wife Lorraine arca and their three daughters the jn Jerusalem government team in a at the ir All four bodies dressed in night tangled web of getting Soblen information officer David i schools that are good at the outside gate and grandstand and at the gate day Tuesday children will have a special show at 10 at the 13 Anita 9 and 6 Each had been shot in the head S Ul 111 111 l clothing were discovered in back to the United States to ace bedroom of the parents on life term in prison for second floor of their frame home age came as the ailing dor said the Israeli government has decided it is not its business lo get Soblen back to the United grandstand prison Rounding third he caught his spikes in the bag and fell dislocating his arm Medical bills at p.m and the eldest Paulson girl did not attend the same school land the two did not date Mydland home Friday night while the ly was away and confronted them with a rifle when they returned home about 10 p.m I told them to lie down and they he was quoted He tied their hands with shoe laces and their feet with clothes line Each was shot in the head He from H fine came to about in suburban Grove City psychiatrist remained in where he faces a life When the inmates said at 14 bullets were found prison amid conflicting re- fence Soblen jumped bail this they took up Thoroughbred horse races will of De every afternoon the rodeo hon imme js ncar west of Brook South Dakota j Mydland said of the boy ports he was in He is recovering from self- in the bodies Ray fired a bullel into his L pie a few hours afler the inflicted knife wounds but claims Ing He had heen found is dying of incurable blood scions beneath n freeway exil a cancer pistol by his side Nearby was Soblen slashed a wrist and his culvert where officers believe he had hidden for a time after doning his father's patrol cruiser on the freeway abdomen in o ruse to gain entry to Britain The El Al airliner taking to New York landed here and he was given medical in New York sought asylum in Israel but was ousted for ing there on a false passport Eye Opener a collection and got enough lo pay the hospital with left seen in the afternoons which they Then the sent to Larson Deer Lodge doctor State's Attorney Gordon land said the identity of the youth Afternoon grandstand wju he made public until he appears in Brookings Juvenile Courl on Monday morning He added there was no apparent will be Tuesday through Saturday he killings the hod of the eldest irl said the boy second floor The boy is being held in the would he a junior at been removed Mydland said County jail of any money or family or afternoons and circus acts will who treated Larson tore up Nighttime entertainments be- gin at p.m ct the grand- when he heard about the gesture Larson says SIX WOMEN DIE Love thy neighbor afson says hc wll buy ly If Ms lawn mower has just rettes for the prisoners with been sharpened they sent him the Continued on Page 6 Col 4 UP AUG 10 Morse Threatens New Filibuster By JOHN CHADWICK WASHINGTON ate sponsors of a said Saturday they are willing to have a satellite system operated by a private corporation under a lease arrangement Sens Wayne Morse and Joseph S Clark said that oppose an tion measure providing for private ownership nnd operation they are not committed to government op- They are among a band of Democratic senators who blocked with a five-day filibuster a move to call the up for ate action this week A temporary truce was reached last Wednesday with an agreement to send the measure o the Foreign Relations Committee for further study Under the agreement the is to be taken up in the Senate again on Aug lo and Morse has ened to renew the filibuster then Morse interviewed by Clark on a radio and television program taped for Pennsylvania stations prior to the truce agreement laid We're up against a steamroller i ready passed by the House here vides for a private I think that eventually the regulated corporation to own and can win this fight and ably will win this fight but at a terrific Morse said They are going to win this fight at the cost of not only in the Senate but In the country The American people are be- ginning to see Morse claimed through reporting this shows in telegrams he is ing Hc added they are running in support on his position The administration measure operate the U.S portion of a system of global cations using satellites as relay stations Half of the corporation's stock would be sold lo communications companies like the American ephone Telegraph Co and halt to the general with group of stockholders electing six directors The president would ap point Highway Headaches 10 15 New Oil Wells 15 Billings Butte Win IS Gold Cup Sunday 20 State Land Income 22 Government Probing Birth Control Pill WASHINGTON says it is conducting an investigation to mine whether there is any relation between aj birth control pill and the deaths of six women toho took it Officials of the Food and Drug Administration emphasized Friday that as yet there is no evidence of any such relation between the tablets marketed under the Irade name and the deaths All the deaths were attributed to thrombophlebitis blood clots by irritation of the veins Twenty cases of i pills and the six U.S deaths U thrombophlebitis also have being studied intensively by it and reported among women who manufacturer G D Searle taken the oral contraceptive Co of Chicago FDA officials said they had The company said the pills planned to make no public which it lias been licensed lo menl on the situation now since market in this country since investigations still are under way but did so after British medical have been used abroad for five or six years for a variety of female disorders and it knew of no authorities issued a warning against use of the birth caused by the drug pill known in Britain as FDA officials noted that their Four deaths were reported has no authority lo Britain among women who look or revoke government the pills mission lo market any drug un- The FDA said Ilia question of I less there is proof that it is un- a casual relationship between the safe
