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   New Mexican (Newspaper) - July 23, 1963, Santa Fe, New Mexico                                The Watt's Founded 1849 Year Issue No 201 18 ages SANTA Fli NEW MEXICO TUESDAY JULY 10 Cents Israel Egypt Planes Clash Agreement Reported In Atom Test Bans MOSCOW and underwater Stales Russia and Britain today The major nuclear powers wore ended historic talks that to initial the agreement matic sources said scaled just as East to end East-West Communist leaders convene clear tests in space in the a summit conference to close Red ranks against Com- munist China I The East-West talks that matic sources said might prove to be one of the major breakthroughs in the post war period ended al EOT Tlie negotiators plunged mediately into additional sions on ulher topics that could thaw he cold war Presidential trouble-shooter Britain's Science Minister Lord and Soviet Foreign Minister An- drei Gromyko dismissed their ad- visers and discussed other liy EL jters of mutual interest Rito Normal he school will h Harriman aild Haii be subject lo debate in a coming session of lie Moscow wilh involving the school's on public land It is an involved slory dial started with sonic structures lining built on federal land Now In avoid a big mix-up the federals arc offering to swap the land for slate land ami Cites New Lover In Morals Trial school then have lo buy HIR Conner federal land from the Land office Some years ago the school in- only to work out agree At an earlier hearing Miss Rice-Davies named Viscount lor son of Lady Nancy Astor as an- other of her lovers Fairbanks now is a man with wide interests in Brit- inent on a nuclear tesl ban the informal discussions which lowed their formal bargaining could lead to talks settling tional issues President Kennedy was ed to have asked Harriman sound Soviets on Premier Khrushchev's proposal advertently strayed on to Forest i hat Service land in El Rito I Forest Service to help straighten arcas to cut the risk of jout the matter gave school special use permit That G ko atso ras 0 mil later was enlarged ou lhc At present Normal has part of the two key Western its gymnasium field Khrushchev's call for thai could a full treaty of Both Sides Claim Violation Each Account Differs Nasser Displays Power LONDON UH Blonde Mari- lyn IS Stephen Ward lhat she had inter- small dwellings and course with former American s c di ai ali on ForDst star Douglas Fairbanks Jr The land is valuable be- cause it is in El Rito but the POUNDS OF DOUBLES In San cisco the Burden twins Marilyn and left to right we think supplied their own caption for this Which twin has as maidenhood regained 200 ol its lost when Marilyn obtained an an- from Preston Hamilton who walked ont cm her Hamilton a sometimes bartender now believed residing in San Diego Calif married Marilyn it turned out for gain to himself The huns arc n act Hamilton wanted to ho their agent aren't business In lie given the real estate the Western Alliance and Communist Warsaw Pact Diplomatic sources said the of a Berlin settlement fact the land might be discussed perhaps sold to lhc school unless approval by act of Con- gress As it turned out the Elate owns ead Body Tentatively also be discussed pegged o another Khrushchev jj j j ain and Europe Fairbanks 53 is one of the some sagebrush land within I Carson National Forest in thai The would like o proposal that Allied officials serve wilh Communist forces in East Germany while Soviet serve wilh Allied forces in r u National m Germany leaders of American cotoin i in London He and his wife the region former Virginia Lee that land because Va are among wildlife grazing and lhc North Atlantic have obtained the Organization and the and brush would be plowed under Pact nations was the GALLUP AP Authorities tentatively identified a de- composed found near chi as that of Tony Scafa 25 Major snag to the former employe of a service near Unique Road Will Be Let For Contract Cambridge Peace Pact Signed Hoy CAIRO Israeli and United Aral lic fighter planes clashed today over territory above the Sinai Desert and one Israeli plane was shot down a military spokesman said The spokesman said four Israeli pianos infill rated Egyptian territory over the Sinai which Is the frontier province with rael and which lies far to tho east of Cairo The alleged violation of the frontiers came as ident Abdel Nasser was reviewing a massive military rade in Cairo marking the Uth of his revolution An Israeli military spokesman in said that two MIC 17 jets had violated Israeli I territory this morning near CAIRO UPI Egypt nnd had been intercepted by ing its military might on I he fighters anniversary of the coup that put Qne of MIGs was hit in President Nasser dogfight and lie two planes announced it to territory he its first submarine and adding that all Israeli lest it within 15 days planes returned to their oases un- Nasser's plans for ing the United Arab Republic Jerusalem Israel radio lo be nil but finished two Egyptian present He charged in violated Israeli air space speech Monday night thai Syria engaged forced to which was lo have joined flee It said all Israeli planes re- arid Iraci in the new to base safely September has been converted said the clash started at when the a camp He snid he would never ate wilh Syria ns long as its party rulers remain in power lie did not mention Iraq also rilled by Chief nf Staff Gen Ali Amer reviewing today's parade of lhc for troops declared j that the armed forces were fighters scrambled from their Sinai base lo intercept the infiltrating Israelis Our fighter planes which wero emergency them out at EDT and clashed up to date heavy equipment 1 UPI White Easl News Agency TAOS Contracts arc lo bn Negro leaders today signed mw awarded In several wreks on one of the strangest road lan agreement hammered out byl Gen F Kennedy put Cambridge Mel on the agreement j ing jobs since Kit Carson lo after 19 months of bitter lew foreigners the land in crested 1 wheat Duke of Edinburgh al home There was no immediate com- ment from Fairbanks girl's slory His office all questioners lo Philip English whose live said only there might be statement later The lush teenager ern fear hat it might mean The body wilh hands tied behind the victim's back wasj found 20 miles north of Gallupi yesterday afternoon of Communist East Officers said the identification While the land in El Rilo a value il has Such recognition some L- been roughly estimated al feared might imperil Scafa had sagebrush land rights in West Berlin July II OK However if the point ion where he was up in private here robbed of some I h e L- o was made rum papers found billfold on the body been missing since day the service 1 rom these mountains It will he three feel wide no pavement or curbs and no mechanized equipment will he permitted IKe tion of the eight miles nf con- might gn something i racial haired and bloodshed The d r a m a I i c accord was j after nine hours of told t h e court thai while she was having an affair wilh Fairbanks who established residence in London in 1952 she also was sleeping wilh Peter Polish Peter swap some 70 acres in could if he chose allay had been left al station The said foul play is IP east boundary on Taos Cone until you hit the around El Rito for a larger hese fears diplomatic chunk of sagebrush land No said j peeled in death money will be involved The private Big Three meeting The last contact wilh When lhat swap is made lasted an hour and the delegates i was by a station attendant the El Rito land will Castle at who talked lo him early the be owned by the land office To p.m of July II It was man late slum properly gc mKl then diplomatic sources Scafa was a of a old Simpson Trail it fnr was developed but Gorman I Our planes shot down one of scientists have aided in the enemy planes while the of missiles here fled mm Israel All our In Munich Germany the de- planes safely signer nf tlic famous World statement con- If lighter planes Willy clash thon talks in Washington led Monday Kennedy and Marshall 1S n f t r AT 1 Justice Department's ace Jill I H ClC whose Eight new weapons unveiled j forts brought peace lo parade They i ham Ala last spring guided missile and O Mrs Gloria If Richardson aml Cambridge Negro missiles reported lo be the Continued On Two I Continued On Two ecr whose were ed in House of Commons Monday night The trial resumed today at Christine Keeler the call girl Ward introduced to former War of the formal i final Warsaw Pact non An autopsy was lo be treaty proposed by Minister John Profumo starting bc happy the affair that nearly brought down Prime Harold Mac- 1 the legislature for with which to make the purchase Details still aren't firmed but il appears ibis route wil taken which each of the on a road leading from U.S Then presumably would issue a unilateral lo a gravel pit two i a ways until you come to the hogback between Williams and Bear Lake and drop over divide lo Bear Lake The highway is really a high trail j cst in Nc NEWS IN BRIEF Plan Okayed up negotiators have 1 nc D I posed a compromise formula which each of the on was found by of lhc Tohatchi Trading opposing war miles south of the highway session at the Old Court She referred only briefly Profumo and her affair with Soviet Naval All Eugene Ivanov in her Monday Christine M a n d y s former roommate also told he court Monday thai Astor head o one of Britain's first families paid rent on an the two girls shared Aslor has denied being intimate with Miss Rice-Davies Miss Keeler a striking old redhead dominated the trial Monday in her testimony as a I prosecution witness Ward society osteopath charged with living off the Ings of prostitutes and other vice counts pleaded innocent then re- mained in the background in the opening session Miss performance was so dramatic lhat it even got a review by the movie critic ol Britain's largest newspaper day But Monday night it was Continued On Page THO Hi Approved By 1 JL Santa nf Education Monday evening approved architect's plans for a new elementary school lo he here The hoard also set off further hearings on teacher Mildred until at least two weeks from now and postponed scheduled on the closing of nega School until he next regular board meeting Aug 13 Bids for construction of Elementary School will he opened at 2 p.m Aug 20 The approximately school is supposed lo he ready for start nf the school year It will he at a cost of about and will be located near Carlos Key Addition II will contain some square feet of floor space Delmar Smith will be principal of he school Contracts will call for completion wilh in 300 working days Review of the planned closing of I 1 fill 8 A La School was by he objection of resident Jackson who pointed nut that had retained an attorney o appear before the hoard and argue hat community's case fnr keeping the school open lie said ho felt ho bad not been given warning lo scheduling of he meeting so the board has uled a review of its action Resumption of hearings on Mrs discharged from a ing job here in is now set for Aug 8 0 or 12 with date to he finalized within the next two weeks Hooker I tier and Associates arc architects on the new school building Hoard Graham Ir and members Lyle Allan and Ramirez attended day's meeting So did elect Orion C Shockley in own for wo days Supervisor Proctor of tfic Carson National said contracts fnr this trail on the j Wheeler Wild Area and for re- building of existing trails on lhc Santa Barbara side of the i Wilderness will be In lo contract Proctor said it was time as far as lie knows thai such work has been let lo contract Usually the Service does the work itself recommended the job be contracted lo help the local economy The work on Wheeler area will include a trail along the ridge lhat leads to Wheeler Peak the highest point in Continued on WASHINGTON UPI congressional leaders said alter a meeting wilh President Kennedy lhat every effort he made lo gel approval his proposal In break the annual meeting of the U impasse before a threatened Economic and Social Council strike materializes A revision of leaders shied away from charter cannot of when the without restoring righi but of the People's Republic Mansfield States annually from j Chinn which must occupy iis look favorable WASHINGTON Kennedy urged Congress day In gradually scrip gration which put a ceiling on the nf people wlm may enter the United countries To re- place tas Kennedy recommended immigrants admitted on n basis lhat give first priority lo with needed skills second In individuals living in the United and third to who apply first lor immigration visas Council seat in the Security 3 Museums Will T MIAMI Ha AP New exile thrusts Castro in the making today as and Three Santa museums invasion veterans and mandos prepared to move Central American bases development came as the U.S i government remained in its barring American territory I passage of legislation to turn over the dispute lo the In- Commerce Commission lor binding determination While leaders lined up behind the proposal by tha resident to allow the ICC to im- pose rail work rules for two years Senate GOP Leader M III also OTTAWA AP A hacked it with some reservations commission will spend the erc ls rhc way year studying ways to plan lo strained r e 1.1 I n s between a railroad would ind jale Of congressional en- he railroads could im- new work rules only with LONDON AP British duras a Central American colony bordering Mexico and i will get sell rule on Jan I British and i loaders agreed on I a new speaking Canadians Prim Minister lister Pearson inquiry Monday be open on Mondays because UPI The public demand for the Affairs Com- er of the tourist season it was today by Bruce Ellis associate department director of the Museum of New Mexico The Palace of the Governors Museum of Fine Arls and the Folk Arl Museum are affected by the recent Hoard Regents decision Ellis said that adjusting the siaff hours at the museums made the change will be U.S and Pa asked lo cut aid lo India they settle Kas t dispute it was learned PARIS AP A cafe quarrel between Mrislcms and African Negroes into a riot Monday night Al least 15 sons injured iously police reported CANBERRA AP -i the Interstate Commerce Com- approval or These would become in- to he effective for lwo years date of the approval unless ing parties reach agreement in the meantime through collective bargaining would be barred AP The Soviet km still wants Red China in United Nations despite the split over Com- ideology Soviet gate Anatoli lold the Works Minister Gordon the of a striking over hese issues T Canberra would he instructed to act cosi Continued on Page Two oa Page 2   

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