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   Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - July 22, 1961, Wellsville, New York                                Buyers and Sellers Meet On Classified Page Of The Reporter Humidity Continuing Through Tomorrow Thunderstorms Allegany Daily Newspaper Year NEW Saturday July 1961 Six Cents Per Copy Limited Emergency Program Unlikely In Berlin Situation West Germany Fears Reaction Of Communists By CAUL HAUTMAN BERLIN AP Apprehension mounted in West Germany today that the steady flow of refugees Into West Berlin might prompt the East German Communist re gime to make up its population loss by importing immigrants from live Soviet Ernst minister for told newsmen in Bonn this possibility is caus ing serious uneasiness because it could threaten the Germanic character of East A mass immigration from the east could blast West German hopes for eventual reunification of the two through said that for this rea son West Germany will continue to urge the remaining 17 million Chairman of Senate Appropriation Group Weighs Position By FRANK TAYLOR AP Willis says President Kennedy isnt likely to declare a limited emergency now and call up the reserves and Na tional Bust if he Robertson added the Senate Appropria tions subcommittee could approve the money for pay and tence for up to a million Ho also said nearly billion could be added quickly to a pend ing military money if Ken asked for it to help meet the Berlin acting chairman of the appropriations said that in addition to such money for missiles and Navy more than million could be added Army He said he told Kennedy at a White House luncheon Thursday Announces Break in Diplomatic Relations Kast Germans not to but he I that the subcommittee will with the present rate of old action on the billion de a clay will spending until after the He denied East German Presidents nationwide radio and charges that West Germany lures I television speech Tuesday on the refugees for propaganda purposes Berlin He is expected even though nearly million j to send extra defense requests to Congress Robertson said he believes his subcommittee will support Ken proposal to take a firm stand in the Berlin includ ing the prompt strengthening of into the but other the military In reference to the firm refugees slipped across the bor der in past Refugees continued to pour in to West There were reports Communists pulled thousands off trains head ing sources said the difficulties were no greater than Many of the refugees said the exodus has increased because of general fear the Berlin crisis might close the escape A total of refugees fled from East Germany last the West German Refugee Min President Kennedy Relaxes at Cape Cod HYANNIS AP Kennedy expects to have in his hands by Sunday thc first draft of the vitally impor tant address he will deliver Tues day on shoring up thc national For thc Ken cast aside official care and settled into thc comfortable ways of a Cape Cod Aides said the Presidents schedule for today was complete ly blank so far as official ap were But tile week ahead will be a heavy It includes a radio TV address Tuesday night ing the dimensions of the Soviet menace to Berlin and other world trouble spots and the military measures Kennedy plans to take as a On he will follow through with a mes sage to Congress spelling out how lo translate these measures into legislative position on tary of State Chester Bowles said the United States must convince the Russians they cannot black mail this country into abandon ing West He said he thought Soviet Pre mier Khrushchev will realize the United States cannot be pushed around by Bowies comments came in a radio interview distributed to sta tions around the country by News Thc interview was recorded earlier for release In a 30minutc conference Fri Secretary of State Dean Rusk briefed French and West German envoys on de fense plans for West German Am Wilhelm hinted that part of the Kennedy program involves an increase in NATOs conventional weapons defense But none of the diplomats would go further than TUNISIAN PRESIDENT HABIB BOURGUIBA gestures during news conference in He an he was breaking off not with Bourguiba wants French forces to leave the naval base at which it retained after its Tunisian gained independence in AP via radio from French Troops Take Bizerte Savage Resistance Continues Astronaut Team Meets To Chart Next Flight Around to Moon By ANDREW BOROWIEC miles south of TUNIS French troops backed by armor occupied which the Tunisians arc trying to from at You arc letting us a tearful Tunisian told In Tunis rumors among the His companions shouted You city of at dawn today but j civilians spoke of French tanks will pay for it savage resistance was reported i moving toward There was French units tint ian S and French citizens of the Associated Press offices in Tunis by telephone that I no confirmation of any kind to j these bv control of high ground snipers troops were firing at deploying through Thc Tunisian government ing thc vital canal that links the i continued to blare martial music French military base I and appeals of to arms the with the Mediterranean Life in the capital was normal Officials in Paris said the sole on the surface except for grow Rifle and fire was groups of tense Tunisians heard over thc telephone i some of the No one really knows what is j Tunisian President Habib by Tunisian of thc French military action is to safeguard land and sea approaches to the base going said one telephone has called for an The Tunisians are firing gency session of the Arab A French spokesman told the Security Council his country on French troops from rooftops I which he had boycotted for country and but there appears oral Some observers saw earnestly desired an end to the to be no organized j a forging of Arab unity in the French tanks held strategic face of the Bizerte points of tho 40 miles cast bitterness against of thc West increased among SAIL FOR HOME AP Another 300 Spanish nuns and relig ious brothers sailed for home Fri REAL ESTATE PLAN LAUNCHED IN MEXICO MEXICO CITY Mex ican government has launched a program to turn over to landless peasants millions of acres it claims is held illegally by citi zens of thc United States and oth er President Adolfo Lopez Mateos took the first step last week by expropriating acres from the Real Estate of Mexico and the Mexican Land Securities U Ho said the owners would be AUTHOR DIES Roadblocks manned by French j age They accused the troops hold a large perimeter West of tolerating what they around the naval base three called French aggressive action Economic Scene Bright Business Eyes Berlin By JACK LEFLER AP Business News Writer NEW YORK signs He renewed Frances of fer to accept an immediate cease fire to be followed by negotia tions on a withdrawal from thc base when conditions return to land sea planes and French warships took part in Fridays Main targets were the barriers set up by Tunisian soldiers five days French planes strafed a Tunis ian military post in the city and supported attacks against blocks between thc main naval base and such other installations straight monthly as repair dumps and land tory sales of cars got most of thc jng i radio said of sustained economic progress A flaw in the picture appeared j al east 150 Tunisians died in the appeared during the Over thc whole business hung clouds of uncer tainty mushrooming from the Berlin President Kennedy declared himself pleased with the progress the country has made economi cally in the last six months but expressed dissatisfaction with serious problems of unemploy Thc President reported at his news conference that the gross national output of goods and to a record level in the second quar The GNP was estimated at a seasonally adjusted rate of up per cent from the first The previous quar terly high was an annual raid of billion in the second quar ter of Americans personal income in June advanced to a record sea sonally adjusted annual rate of day night aboard the liner Mari clarence who wrote ques de Comillas in mass the name of Anne dus of Roman Catholic a woman pioneer in au aries from Since Prime morels and noted contest winner Thls was a gam of Minister Fidel Castro began his died Friday in a She campaign in May to expel foreign wrote Pot of describing about Spaniards have I how she won more than 300 prizes received by able goods They j u j 1L IBU showed a one per cent drop from 100 Tunis 1UU 1 M ian volunteers moving to claim Secretary of Coma f Sahara 500 Luther Hodges said he south wasnt worried because orders planes attacked for thc last several months had napalm been i The French denied using Plans Free Flights For Cubans By JOHN WASHINGTON AP The United States organized a com airlift today to give free flights from Havana to Miami to more than Cuban Whether Prime Minister Fidel Castro would permit the mass exodus was not known immedi ately in The State Department an Friday night that the government had arranged to de fray the cost of transportation for the more than Cuban citizens who are cleared to come to this The overall cost was estimated at around The plan was worked out with Pan American Airways with some special flights to start today Irom The full schedule of 10 flights each trip bringing in a little more than 100 is due to start the State Department A Pan Am spokesman in Mi ami said a lot would depend on the speed with which Cuban auth process the if they do at Thats a complicated busi he Well send our regular flight off at and wait for word from Havana before sending the next The refugees qualified for the airlift transportation are those who obtained visas before the United States broke off rela tions with Cuba last January and those who since have obtained waivers of A waiver is simply a ruling by the gov that an individual may enter without a Since the break in no Cuban has been able to obtain a visa be cause there are no consuls in Most of the Cubans holding the State Department announcement fall into two of Cubans al ready living in the United States and students under 21 who wish to continue their education authorities said that all citizens leaving Cuba require exit permits no one here could say whether the proCommunist Cas tro regime would allow exit per mits for this The funds for underwriting of the operation come from a contingency fund of the Interna tional Cooperation White said this is the same Trouble Spots MAP LOCATES 1 where Tunisian troops opened fire on a French military according to announcement from French Premier Debres office in Tunisian volunteers of death were reported marching to the rich oil field being developed by A French spokesman said paratroopers have been ordered to The first paratroop roughly have been on the alert at Bone eastern Algerian sea AP Home building moved ahead in j napalm bombs anywhere in fund from which the federal De former French June for the second consecutive j It attained a seasonally i The French reported losses of adjusted annual rate of 5 dead and 30 wounded since a gain of 6 per cent over i shooting broke out four days ago May and seven per cent over a in the undeclared war in this year Elwood president of the United States Savings Loan j credited a voluntary rej duclion of interest rates with spurring home He said mortgage loans by savings and i loan associations in the first six I of Education and Welfare draws financing for relief of Cuban refugees already in the United Gnewuch Reportedly Hung Self in Prison months of this year totaled officials billion 17 ner cent than said today a man who confessed in the like period I to Jews and mental m me UKC in ivor IT Corporations saw encourage ment in the House Ways and Means Committees approval of lives in World War II hanged himself in a West Berlin prison ELEVEN OF 30 PERSONS IDENTIFY ASTRONAUT LOUIS Louis radio station KWK selected tele phone numbers at random Friday and asked this question of 30 per sons who answered Who is Virgil Grissom Eleven correctly identified him as the astronaut 13 said they didnt know Z said he was a disc jockey 1 thought he was a radio in national Wheat arrived July after he er William who bought I had gained nationwide a Cadillac with a Another last re ment subsidy for not planting his wheat allot ment and owes a a federal agency Along with a pile of fan including correspondence f r m Barry a letter arrived from the Chemung County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Co mm i 11 e Smith said Friday While Goldwater told Smith other farmers clear across the country admired his public pro test against farm the county committee told him it was fining him for planting 26 acres in wheat last acres in excess of his allot Smith met the Arizona senator earlier this month when he drove the Caddy to A sign on the car said a govern ment subsidy paid for Farmer Smith became quested immediate payment of the Smith plans an appeal to the State Review Committee of the Agriculture Stabilization Commit tee an Agriculture Department He said he would be forced to pay the fine if the state com upheld Last the county commit tee didnt bother to check whether he grew Smith They knew I raised wheat every My wheat crop bor ders on the It couldnt be hidden very The wheat program is Participation in the corn pro gram is The farmer has been in trouble with his wheat allotment in the He deliberately exceeded his 1954 be cause he government had no business telling him how much The first notice that he had he could He paid an the 1960 wheat Smith fine for exceeding the 1955 billion over May and was a to give business a attributed mainly to higher credit on money spent to 55 a r f He had told questioners he He was identified as Erich announcer 1 woman thought hc tory modernize industrial Manufacturers sales of durable Thc governments intention is goods in June edged up one to increase output and provide cent from May for the fifth I jobs for the growing work questioners took part in Nazi killings in East Arraignments of 35 Ended were completed early horses at race tracks around York City and bets on thc races troopers at the today for 35 men seized in one of the largest simultaneous gambling Fonda State Police substation and by State Police in the Mo arraigned in Held in Prison under Thursday night he tied a bed sheet to an electric wire from the ceiling and hanged West German authorities report edly had been looking for him for two years and found him working as a janitor in a West Berlin hawk Dates for court appearances TOKYO AP Emperor Hiro hitos eldest Shig eko was reported in critical condition The 35yearold former Princess Teru has been suffering from ad hesion of the colon and abscess of the abdominal wall since last lunch candy stores and Donald Charles 22 main1 She married a commoner and residences in this a place for policy up her title after World War Seven men were charged with j were incomplete for violations of state Arraigned on counts were ling The others faced mis these Amsterdam residents demeanor gambling Dominic possession Moving with stop watch pre of policy committed to Mont more than 50 troopers clos gomery County jail in lieu of ed in Friday on 14 i EMPERORS DAUGHTER IN CRITICAL CONDITION rugmaking committed in lieu of Local police did not take State Police Arthur George Edmund 42 pos ius said the crackdown follow session of policy committed i ed complaints of widespread gamb in lieu of ling in Troopers said Robert 42 possession they seized many betting of policy waived for action eluding 100 on one man and of the grand SEIZED more than in William 46 possession of Betting mainly involved a numi policy freed in bers game based on the George 47 possession of MEXICO CITY four sacks containing Communist propaganda from Pei ping and East shipped because I got some of his And one sleepy voiced woman answered Spaceman Concerned With His Unaware of Trouble CAPE AP Gus Grissom was functioning as a dedicated pilot and was not aware of im pending trouble as he prepared to leave his floating spacecraft He was more concerned during the flight with a rip in his para chute and trouble with his manual control These facts were revealed in a transcript of radio voice contact with fellow astro in the blockhouse and control with the USS Ran dolph and the recovery Included is a dramatic ex change between Grissom and the man who preceded him into Alan Shepard Shep ard was thc communicator in the During thc critical moments before thc escape hatch unex blew flooding the capsule and forcing Grissom to swim for his thc astronaut was asking the helicopter to wait a few minutes before picking him He wanted the time to take readings off all his give me about five Grissom stated when the helicopter reported it was When he was ready to Grissom radioed Tell me when you are ready to I am going to have to take my helmet off and blow the hatch Taking my helmet power down and blowing the The transcript ended with this statement from the helicopter And when you blow the hatch Grissom Relaxes After HairRaising Journey Into Space By ALTON BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Writer GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND of the worlds three space Grissom and Alan Shepard their fellow American astronauts today to plot new steps along the trail that leads to the they want to match the feat of the Yuri Gaga first human to orbit the Then its on toward Presi dent Kennedys goal of sending an American team to the moon and back in this Gus Grissom relaxed after a hairraising journey in space that ended in a swim for his life in the Atlantic The Air Force had successfully followed the sub orbital trail first flown last May 5 by but his journey was much more Ho reported his capsule control system was sluggish and he had trouble with it as he tested it in the weightless environment of when his parachute lowered him into the ocean at the end of his he told Shepard on his radio you might make a note of the fact that there was a inch hole in the Shepard was at the rocket control his 118mile 303 mile long flight ended in near tragedy when the explosive bolts Ills escape hatch fired prema turely and Grissom had to scram ble quickly out as salty water rushed into the The wind from the whirling blades of a rescue helicopter drove him beneath the surface for a but his buoyant space suit popped him back up like a He seized a horse collar rescue device lowered by the copter and was hoisted to efforts of another helicopter to salvage the water capsule failed and the million space craft with its pre cious instruments and its film record of the flight sank beyond hope of recovery in deep Sentiments of the National Space Agency were summed up by one official who commented Weve got only one but weve got plenty of space cap of the desired information came back on radio With this I couldnt the helicopter will already be care down that Little People Gather By MARTHA COLE out about where to get their WASHINGTON LiU clothes and by being tie People of America gathered these little things come here today to help each other j out of solve their problems big ones In the convention sessions they like finding a job and small ones like where to buy We cant expect thc world to talk about the big cation and to get a job adjust to got to adjust and how to keep the main to the said Art Noble He deals in i national vice I investment With him president of the Little People was who travels for a soft drink firm About 150 midgets and dwarfs j Squirt and is its living trade came to Washington for thc week end Both Noble and Alhaugh wanted This is to broaden their to get the story across that the Noble said in an People of America exists They get so many help all the little folks help run into a brick each president is Dan and they give Turner of but its Noble a lot of them national offices are at dont realize there are other little folks that have the same prob tuel prices paid by the last three policy freed in in Cuban This is one idea of the conven were seized by Mexican to get the little people to ties at Mexico City airport Frij gether and meet The Little People of has a constitution and byj A board passes on to telemetry and the agency said would be no delay in the space program as a result of the President Kennedy watched perilous flight on tele vision an the space man to express his great plea sure and Then he signed a pumping bil lions into the all out American drive to reach the moon before a cosmonaut plants the Rus sian flag Grissom himself saw a televi sion film showing of his flight after arrival He spent a re looked in briefly on a celebration in his then went to bed about 9 the crewcut man with an easy smile but few words un derwent a physical checkup and reported on the many vital de tails of his 16minute He swallowed lots of water and spent a lot of energy staying said William personal physician for the But he didnt be come a an eye spe a neurologist and an in turned to the second half of the exhaustive medical Psychologists questioned and engineers talked about the premature blow out of the capsule escape They want to eliminate that bug in a As Grissom let his nerves un wind on this British his did thc same back in Newport Now I can rest for a few days and get back to she said after watching the thrill packed show on I al most cried when the capsule In Dennis Gris som went through the longest 15 minutes in my life as his son rode a blazing Redstone rocket space and plummeted back his narrow escape in the new acquaintances and they find i 4 feet 10 inches in It has no but j churning The father was generally all members are below I proud but his most powerful emo tion was  

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