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   Charleston Gazette-Mail (Newspaper) - November 11, 1962, Charleston, West Virginia                                rrr k V CITY EDITION Ml THE and High in the 60s. More weather Page 16A. ' 5 t. vir g i n $ M t E A p-e r with tw O g r r A T MA A z in e S and world's b e s t C om I C S S. Guards Against Return OTHER CUBA Approval of Ship Check 13C Irked Castro Said Resisting Mikoyan page 13C By Jerry T. Baulch count of Soviet nuclear missiles leaving Cuba aboard Russian vessels went on Saturday with 41 of the listed 42 apparently on the high The V. S. Navy made close-up examinations of three merchantmen Saturday following inspection of four other ships six to eight missiles identified on the decks of all except One apparently was carrying five on its deck and another had no The Navy was taking no chances that some of the Russian vessels might to return to The U. S. guided missile warship Dahlgren Indians Will Get Mig Jets Nehru Reports Shift In Russia's Policy NEW India - Reporting a slight shift in Soviet Prime Minister Nehru said Saturday the Russians will send jet fighter planes for India's possible use in the undeclared border way with Red Nehru told a closed session of a consultative committee of Parliament that a number of the jets would arrive in India put iw the for the jets long before the Red Chinese opened an offensive Oct. 20 on two fronts in the Himalayas along India's northern Six jets were believed to have been ordered for December and six more for delivery at an ified later Nehru's statement on the reported newsmen by committee was the latest from the government on the jet The faced with wounding their Chinese were at first reported to have reneged the 1 Moscow newspapers sympathetically supported the Red Chinese in their drives to disputed border areas in the But Nehru told the meeting there had been a shift in Kremlin thinking in India's Committee members did not elaborate on what Nehru had There was speculation he was basing his remarks on editorials in Soviet newspapers which have taken a more neutral attitude The Chinese have seized all but Turn to Page 12A Col. 1) trailed a Soviet freighter through the Windward Passage Saturday to be sure there was no turn The Soviet ship was the 12,015 ton Leninsky Komsomol with eight long objects on its These apparently were the missiles the Russian skipper exposed to a U. S. check Friday after holding out for six hours against When the destroyer Barry inspected the freighter Anosov at dawn Saturday the Soviet skipper refused repeated requests to completely uncover missiles lashed to But there seemed no doubt that they were rockets and the Pentagon said the count was carried out * * THE SOVIET freighter homebound from Havana with five missile shapes on her Turn to Page 12A Col. 1) RED CREWMEN ROLL BACK CANVAS SO U.S. CAN INSPECT MISSILES American Destroyer Barry Rode Along Side During Inspection irk PART 0F KEY WEST Cuba Threat Now Over O. COLAS Right of Way Chief Colan Heads Right of Way O. R. Colan of South who has been a right of way officer in West Virginia for the U. S. Bureau of Public has been appointed to head the State Road right of way Colan has an impressive background in the field of right of way Before working wi th the U. S. bureau's West Virginia he held a similar post with the Pennsylvania and formerly was chief right cf way man for the West Virginia Turnpike Commission and assistant chief right of way agent for the State 1 A native of Colan attended public schools in South attended Bethany and earned a bachelor of arts degree at West Virginia University before taking a law degree at Georgetown Road Commissioner Burl Sawyers said Colan's appointment is part of an announced plan to reorganize the state's largest governmental By Max Frankel P 1962, The New York Times Co. WASHINGTON - President Kennedy and his advisers are getting ready to concede a major change this week in the complexion of the Cuban Though their demands for long-term safeguards against another offensive military buildup in Cuba have not yet been there is a growing feeling here that Soviet good faith in withdrawing missiles will have to be acknowledged and that future issues will have to be pressed more directly against Premier Fidel Castro rather than against Premier This change cannot officials until 30 or more Soviet 1128 jet bombers also arc removed from but there was new optimism here this weekend that the Russians will yield on this point If they the United States will probably agree suspend the naval blockade for a period of new Intensive aerial reconnaissance of Cuba almost certainly will continue Soviet negotiators at the United Nations have tried to exempt the bombers from the arguing that they are in any in Cuban But the U. S. has rejected this argument and insisted that Khrushchev keep his promise to remove whatever weapons Kennedy regarded an * * * TO BACK UP this U S. negotiators have been quietly Move to Aid Cities Made By Thomas A. Knight warning the Russians that failure to recall the bombers would again raise the possibility of a direct confrontation between Soviet and American ships near Cuba since Washington would want to deny the bombers spare bombs and possibly But if the bombers are there is likely to be much less inclination here to hold Moscow responsible for the rest of BOTH BANK JOB SUSPECTS Girl Nabbed by FBI Randell sought on both sides of the Atlantic for a series of bank was arrested with his girl friend Saturday by the FBI in The FBI said one of their 10 most wanted was arrested with 19-year-old Jacqueline Ruth Rose as the pair stepped out of a house they had rented only last Miss Rose also faces bank robbery The FBI believes she drove the getaway car in at least one of the A third member of the wanted Albert Frederick Nussbaum 28, was captured last Sunday The West Virginia League of im N. after a 20- What Should We Do About 2C The New In Picture and Story 1D*12B Building News Business 10C-12C lip Education News 17A Fall and MM 13A Columnists 2C, 3C m Obituaries Your 16A 3C 4C-BC WD Municipalities Saturday adopted a legislative program if would boost considerably the financial stature of the state's 234 local Five of nine proposals endorsed by the league suggest new methods of revenue raising and will be introduced at the next session of the A sixth which would permit all municipalities to share in liquor store sales taxes imposed by municipalises where the stores are was the league decided only to request the legislature to study methods whereby all local governments can share in either the total municipal liquor sales tax or profits state's liquor THE PROPOSALS by the league amendment to the constitution enabling municipalities to issue general obligation bonds outside the prescribed debt limit for funds to be used on at least a 50-50 matching basis with i e d e r a 1 project ' the amount of sales tax which municipalities can impose on liquor sales from two per cent to three per thereby equaling the State of state taxes on all gasoline purchases made by current at seven cents a for the levying of municipal motor sot to exceed of the electorate approval requirement on bond high-speed auto chase through the downtown At a hearing before U. S. Commissioner H. Allen held a few hours later merely to establish their Identity and fix Wilcoxson and Miss Rose admitted their Mezger ordered them held in bail of each on a bench warrant from Both were taken to the Baltimore city to say Wilcoxson replied to a question from but did say he had been told he would be allowed to telephone a lawyer after the Wilcoxson wore a blue pullover olive green slacks and a white shirt open at the collar Miss Rose was wearing corduroy a sweater with broad blue and white flat shoes and a kerchief on her 33, and also are prime suspects in the record million haul from a postal truck in last THE FBI SAID Wilcoxson was armed with a loaded pistol when a squad of agents arrested him and the red-haired Miss Rose as they started to enter an automobile parked across the street from the house they had into last hair was dyed gray and shaved to give the appearance of said FBI Director J Edgar sported a CHARLESTON IA black mustache and wore Asked If Wilcoxson offered any one arresting officer didn't have a The FBI said Miss Rose's 14-month-old Kenneth was with the couple when they were arrested outside the About a dozen children were some dressed as soldiers and playing The house is in a good neighborhood of North The FBI said the couple the row house last Oct. 24 on one of several trips Wilcoxson made from an apartment in Philadelphia where they spent last Hoover said Wilcoxson used name of Robert Thomas and Miss Rose the name Gloria Banks in where Wilcoxson posed as her IN they used the names Charles and Barbara Dix while living in a rear one FBI man lives Turn to Page ISA Col. 3) the Khrushchev had pledged readiness to let U. N. representatives the dismantling of offensive The Russians appear to have persuaded the administration that they cannot facilitate any inspection of Cuban territory as long as Premier Castro refuses to permit it. v Washington has received no indication of the nature of progress of talks in Havana between Anastas I. a Soviet first deputy and the Cuban But Mikoyan is expected to return to New York this week with a claim that the Soviet Union had fulfilled Its pledge and with a demand that the U. S. certify this compliance and register with the U. N. Its own pledge not to invade or abet the invasion of If the Russians promise to withdraw the the U. S. will probably anticipate the Turn to Page 12A Col. 2) Four Injured In City Crash Four persons were injured late Saturday night in a screeching crash at Kanawha Boulevard and California Taken to Charleston Memorial Hospital j Joe 59, of Box 1473, the driver of one multiple Geraldine 22, of 195 { Lovell the other extent of Injuries and passengers in the Butler Lang Palmer 19, of 1700 Virginia Ave. severe facial and Amelia 22, of 408 chest and arm Hospital attendants said the Palmer youth was the most seriously Patrolman Jack Kinder said the Walker car attempting to make a left turn into California Street when struck by the Butler Turn to Page 12A Col. 3) WEAPONS REMOVED KEY and radar equipment began disappearing from a once heavily fortified Key West beach Saturday Working soldiers had removed at least half of the bristling array before It was not known whether the weapons were being deployed elsewhere or whether authorities judged there was no further need for Barbed still festooned with seaweed washed up by Friday's high was rolled up and trucked some rockets remained on their launchers behind barbed wire on the waterfront and there was no Immediate indication that the entire installation was to be South of the fortified a big seaside hotel was still occupied by the military and the barbed wire barricades which surrounded It remained in A soldier helping to dismantle a radar set on the beach waved cheerfully at a passing It might have been a gesture of farewell or just a friendly At the hotel several soldiers were giving the impression that they had no immediate plans for going VERDICT WILDLY CHEERED Jury Acquits All In Mercy Killing 12-man all parents but acquitted a young three relatives and their family doctor Saturday In the mercy killing of an 8-day-old thalidomide The packed to the walls throughout the five - day rang with Some women One woman was injured in the crush of a crowd A Brussels newspaper was on the streets with an extra in minutes after the A battery of defense attorneys in two days of summation countered prosecution demands for a verdict of guilty appealing to the jury to consider killing of 8-day-old | to lie On this tense defense attorney made one more appeal to the as we that this trial should also have considered the responsibility of some doctors and all the merchants of infirmities who should be on the bench of the My are victims of thalidomide Thalidomide is a tranquilizing drug which has been found to cause deformities in the offspring when given to pregnant Mrs. Suzanne took it Advertising poster in a inviting people to listen to Cincinnati Reds baseball 7wn to Page 12A CoL on a city radio it SPORTS BEGINS ON 4C Saturday was a day of upsets in major college football play around the but that wasn't quite the story in University Pa. Penn State's Nittany clawing their way toward bowl chewed up the West Virginia Mountaineers as if they were animal food at a Is Marshall University's Big Green beat the sabers of Xavier's eers tea 12-9 Four times in the first half the stubborn Mountaineers turned the Nittany Lions away from the goal line but their determination wilted early in third anil Penn State surged forward to an easy 34-6 In other Wisconsin beat 1 Syracuse dumped Purdue defeated Michigan Florida State tied Georgia Tech and Oklahoma State squeezed by HERE ARE THE Wisconsin 37 Syracuse 34 Purdue 17 Georgia Tech 14 Oklahoma State 12 Oklahoma 41 Penn U Dnke 10 17 Ohio State 10 Notre Dame 43 Calif. 19 Texas 27 Washington 27 Northwestern 6 Navy 6 Michigan State 9 Florida State 14 Army 7 Iowa State 0 Yale 12 Maryland 7 Wake Forest 8 Indiana 7 Pitt 22 Stanford 14 Baylor 12 California 0 7* i 7T during her Her child was born May 22 and died on May 29. THE YOUNG mother admitted she put a barbiturate into the baby's She was ed with Her 35; her Monique de La 26; the child's Fernande 50, and Dr. Jacques 33, were charged with They were not in court when the verdict was reported by the jury but were brought in later to be informed by court president Paul - Emile are You are to be freed The jury deliberated one hour and 40 minutes to reach its The jury's complete acquittal meant the which had suggested a verdict of guilty with could not Letters received by the newspapers and radio stations during the trial strongly favored acquittal of the But a high Belgian court official in Brussels disagreed with the having killed a child is a crime and there is no excuse for he is to be feared is that other persons will allow on the basis of to act In the sam More than an hour after the acquittal the five left in their meeting later at a Dr. Casters was greeted at his home Saturday night by a cheering He was carried on shoulders and flowers were tossed to him and his Their 5-year-old son Philippe was brought from the house and threw himself into the arms oj his weeping FALLOUT BOOKS Fallout Shelter havt been provided with each copy of today's Sunday If yours is missing or yw would like another booklets are yours for the ing at the front desk of our loot Virginia  

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