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day—526 feet up the Golden Gate
suspension cable.
Traffic was tied up for half an
hour as motorists watched his
I precarious climb.
Pfc. Dan Smiley, from Salt
Lake City, and stationed at the
nearby Concord Naval Ordnance
Depot, said three buddies dared
him to do it.
He was booked for investiga
tion of a misdemeanor.
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Mr. K Says West Would Lose Rights In
Berlin if He Signs Treaty with Germany:
PARIS, UP) — Premier Khrush
chev said Saturday that if the So
viet Union signed a peace treaty
with East Germany the validity
of Western rights in Berlin would
be lost.
The Soviet Premier told a news
conference at the end of his for
mal meetings with French Presi
dent Charles De Gaulle that if
Russia signed a peace treaty with
East Germany all consequences of
the capitulation of Hitler Ger
many would be lost, including the
validity of all rights gained
through capitulation.
The response was in answer to
a question as to how a Soviet
peace treaty with East Germany
would affect the rights of the
Western big-three powers in the
German city.
The Soviet Premier reiterated
his opposition to all atomic test
blasts when asked to comment on
the French test explosion in the
Sahara Friday. He said he re
gretted the two French tests took
place.
“I am convinced France will
adhere to any agreement that is
reached” on a suspension of tests,
he added.
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If such an agreement is reached,
Khrushchev said, it would cer
tainly be more difficult for France
to continue atomic testing.
Several times during the news
conference Khrushchev was
warmly applauded.
He started off with a warm tri
bute to France and thanks to Gen.
De Gaulle for inviting him to
France. •
In answering the first question
of the day, he said he was now
optimistic about prospects for the
mid-May meeting of big-four
leaders in Paris. '
“We have worked well and
done much,” the Soviet leader
told the news conference.
The first concrete result of his
visit was an agreement toy France
and the Soviet Union to cooperate
in the field of science and the
peaceful applications of atomic
energy.
Khrushchev said that his wish
for world peace had been
strengthened in his talks with
De Gaulle.
He added, however, they had
not settled all the problems be
tween them.
“We have exchanged views on
diverse problems,” he said. “We
have talked frankly. We have
tried for a better understanding
and I think we have succeeded.”
He called for greater cultural
and economic exchanges so that
,all countries could mutually
profit.
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS
The Kozga Kegoyah Public
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of boks for which there have been
many requests. They include:
“You’re Stepping on My Cloak
and Dagger,” by Roger Hale;
“Mrs. ’arris Goes to New York,”
by Paul Gallico;
“We Retired to Travel,” by
Samuel Lessere;
“The Tower,” by Marguerite
Stern;
Better Homes and Garden’s
House Plants.
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FBI Agent Named
To Teamster Union
Monitoring Board
WASHINGTON, UPi — A former
FBI agent has been named to the
strife-torn board of monitors that
is supposed to clean up corrup
tion in the Teamsters Union.
He’s Terence McShane, 32, who
directed an FBI wiretapping
probe involving Teamsters Presi
dent James Hoffa. McShane re
signed from the FBI this week
to take the monitor post.
“I don’t think it takes too much
imagination to see what this is all
about,” said Hoffa, “but we’ll
judge his activities as he goes
along.”
Hoffa, who has battled the mon
itors cleanup efforts all along,
added it was obvious to him that
a career FBI man wouldn’t throw
up his job “without consultation
with somebody that he was going
to be named and accepted as a .
monitor.”
The three-man board of moni
tors was named by 84-year-old
Federal Judge F. Dickinson Letts
to supervise the big union’s ac
tivities.
The _ Teamsters can designate
one member of the board. Thys
the union appointee can be out
voted consistently by the other
two.
The union member, Daniel B.
Maher, has sought to resign be
cause of ill health. But Judge
Letts Friday refused to accept
Maher’s resignation.
McShane takes the place of
Lawrence Smith, who had sided
with monitor chairman Martin S.
O’Donoghue in actions against
Hoffa, but lately had been feud
ing over O'Donoghue’s procedures.
He said O’Donoghue was out to
get Hoffa and was neglecting
other methods of reforming the
union.
Judge Letts fired Smith, saying
he hadn’t measured up as a moni
tor and didn’t have his heart in it.
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DON KITCHIN
(DON-DEE'S ENTERPRISES)
for City Council
THE NEW COUNCIL will be
faced with many problems.
City taxes. Cleanup, Repairs,
and many more, along with
the ever-important way we
spend our City Tax Dollar.
CONSOLIDATE our City Of
fices and eliminate excess
rent.
CONSOLIDATE our City Gov
ernment to insure the maxi
mum protection, both Fire
and Police.
WITH THE REVISION of our
Police Department, we are
confronted with the thought
— "Are we justified in pay
ing our Chief of Police his
present salary, even though
he has been relieved of many
duties? Would we benefit by
having a qualified Fire
, Chief?
WHY SPEND thousands of our
City dollars for fire equip
ment and not achieve full
benefits.
LETT'S HAVE better fire in
spections, lower our insur
ance rales.
SAVE your business or home.
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