Republicans Select
Minnesota Congressman
For Convention Keynoter
WASHINGTON, UP) — Repub
licans Thursday selected Rep.
Walter Judd, veteran Minnesota
Congressman and foreign affairs
expert, to keynote their National
Convention in Chicago next
month.
The convention arrangements
committee also named Gov. Cecil
Underwood of West Virginia as
temporary chairman, and Rep.
Charles Halleck of Indiana, House
Minority Leader, permanent
chairman of the convention.
Mrs. Elizabeth Heffelfinger of
Minnesota was named conven
tion secretary
Underwood, a candidate for the
Senate, is 37, and his selection
gives further accent to youth for
the convention
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CAB Proposes Increase to
Wien for Past Mail Flights
WASHINGTON, Ml — The Civil
Aeronautics Board last week pro
posed a $417,010 increase in past
mail subsidy payments to Wien
Alaska Airlines.
With the increase, the total
subsidy payment for the period
Oct. 1, 1959, through last March
would be $1,224,773. In that per
iod the airline also would receive
about $635,000 in nonsubsidy pay,
compensating for the actual costs
of carrying the mail.
The CAB also proposed that the
carrier receive mail subsidy total
ing $1,628,297 in the year starting
April 1, 1960, and compensatory
“service mail pay” totaling
$625,000.
The board allowed eight days
for the filing of any objections.
STATE BANQUET . . .
MACON, Ga., Ml — Three At
lanta residents bagged a deer
with their small foreign car, but
didn’t get a chance to enjoy any
venison.
H. T. Wood and Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Savage told authorities a
full-grown buck jumped in front
of their car north of here Friday
night.
The deer broke the windshield
and was killed.
The three took the deer with
them when they went to a hos
pital where several minor cuts
were patched up.
When they came out they found
sheriff’s deputies in charge of the
deer. The officers told them Geor
gia law says any out of season
game killed becomes the prop
erty of the state.
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Castro Scolds U. §.
For Spying on Russ
Ship off Cuba
HAVANA, UPl — Prime Minister
Fidel Castro asserted Friday night
that a U. S. military plane took
“movie films and holographs of a
Soviet ship” off Cuba’s coast and
denounced it as “an act of es
pionage.”
In his third blast against the
United States in 36 hours, Castro
rejected two U. S. protests re
ceived by his government. He
countered with the “pirate plane”
disclosure and an attack on for
eign oil companies in Cuba.
The Cuban leader showed a TV
audience pictures of a twin-en
gined plane that appeared to be
a U. S. Navy patrol craft flying
near a ship he identified as Rus
san. He listed the aircraft’s reg
istry number as “LF128-390.”
The Soviet ship was .10 miles off
the north coast of Matazas Prov
ince, adjoining Havana Province,
Castro said. The plane hovered
over the vessel so long, he added,
that the Soviet crew had time to
row out and take the pictures.
The U. S. Navy in Washington
said it had a plane bearing the
number cited by Castro but knew
nothing of any flight by that
plane over a Soviet ship. The
plane is based at Roosevelt Roads,
Puerto Rico.
Moscow previously reported that
U. .S. planes have flown low over
Soviet ships on scouting missions.
The Defense Department has de
clined to comment on these re
ports.
Castro rejected as violent and
virulent two U. S. protests and
declared they “reveal the spirit
of aggression” by the United
States against Cuba.
Washington said in a sharp
note Friday that Cuba was mak
ing false and offensive charges
against the United States. An
earlier note accused the Castro
government of an “intense offi
cial campaign of slander” against
the U. S. government.
FATAL BEE STING
OROVILLE, Calif., OD — Edna
B. Mann, 60, died Friday after al
most 12 years of paralysis caused
by a bee sting.
Stung in 1948, Mrs. Mann had
been in Butte County Hospital
ever since, except for a few
months.
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Hopes New President will
‘Compromise Like British’
LONDON, (jT) — Cyrus Eaton
said today the United States
needs a man like British Prime
Minister MacMillan for Presi
dent.
The Cleveland, Ohio, indus
trialist, a native of Canada, who
is a staunch advocate of cooper
ation with Communist countries,
said in an airport interview: “I
think the American people have
been carried away by jingoism.
“I hope the next President of
the United States, whether a Re
publican or a Democrat, will be
a man more of the temperament
of MacMillan, who has the spirit
of compromise.”
PRYING EYES!
BRIGHTON, England, UP) — An
exclusive girls’ school has called
in government help to keep pry
ing eyes off its young ladies sun
bathing.
Housing Minister Henry Brooke
has been asked by the school,
Roedean, to approve a plan re
routing a tree-shaded lovers’ lane
that passes near the school
grounds.
Soviet Scribe Predicts
Powers to be Let Off Easy
WASHINGTON, Wl — Rep.
Charles O. Porter (D-Ore) says a
well-known Soviet writer told
him nothing very serious is likely
to happen to the American spy
ilot held in the Soviet Union.
Porter said he talked about TJ-2
pilot Francis G. Powers with Ilya
Ehrenburg, Soviet writer and
member of the Supreme Soviet,
at an international conference at
Stockholm last weekend.
Ehrenburg predicted that
Powers would be tried, found guil
ty, and then perhaps either given
a nominal sentence or sent back
to the United States at once, Por
ter told the House Thursday.
EMBARRASSING . . .
WINNIPEG, Man., W) — Mani
toba’s food experts were poisoned
by food. It took more than a
month for the embarassing news
to leak out, but 20 of 28 at the
annual meeting of the Manitoba
Dietetic Assn, were stricken with
a form of food poisoning. The
province’s hospital food standards
secialist was hospitalized eight
days.
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