House Votes to Have
Kennedy Clamp Embargo
On Trade With Cuba
WASHINGTON UFi — The House
has voted unanimously to author
ize President Kennedy to clamp a
total embargo on trade with Cuba.
It wrote this discretionary
power, proposed by Rep. Dante
Fascell, (D-nFla.), into the foreign
aid biU Friday.
The House also shouted ap
proval of a flat prohibition against
any aid to Cuba Under its present
government. The amendment
Sponsored, by Rep. George Meader,
CR-Mich.), removed the discre
tion given the President under the
bill’s original version.
It also approved an amendment
by Rep. Paul Rogers, (D-Fla.), au
thorizing the President to with
hold aid from any country that
provides military or economic aid
to Ottba.
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Canadian Customs
Agent Found Dead
On Alaskan Highway
WHITEHORSE, Y, T. UB — Roy
Wilson, Canadian Customs agent
stationed near Tok Junction, has
been found dead — apparently
stabbed.
A Manitoba man was held for
questioning.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
I at Whitehorse said the time of
j Wilson’s death was undetermined,
j The man held was identified
by the RCMP as Nicholas Kuma,
38, of Manitoba. Kuzma was pick
ed up Alaska authorities near
Haines, and was charged with
driving while intoxicated. Cana
dian authorities here were enroute
to Haines to question him.
Wilson’s body was found lying
near the Alaska Highway at about
Mile 1207. This is 'between the
Canadian Customs Station and
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Pudgy Housekeeper
Suffocates Two
Young Brothers
MILWAUKEE UP) — A pudgy
housekeeper sat in a Milwaukee
prosecutor’s office Friday night,
and, without emotion, told how
she suffocated two young broth
ers by “pressing their heads
against my left shoulder.”
The slaying of Donald Craig, 4,
and his brother, Ronald, 2, turn
ed into tragedy a day in which
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Craig Jr., had hoped they
would patch up their broken mar
riage. Lucille Adams, 34, the
housekeeper, a pudgy brunette,
wa$ hired by Craig to care for
his children after he end his wife
separated about three months
ago. He left the two boys in Miss
Adams’ custody Thursday night
When he went to work. He return
ed home early Friday to find
them smothered — and Miss
Adams asleep in another room.
Craig was expecting his wife to
return to Milwaukee Friday for
a reconciliation. She returned and
found her two children dead and
her husband in a state of shock.
Mrs. Craig is expecting a third
child in two months.
Miss Adams was charged with
two counts of first-degree mur
der after she told Dist. Atty. Wil
liam McCauley she enveloped lit
tle Donald and Ronald “until they
went limp.” She could give no
reason for her action except to
say “everything went haywire.”
NOTHING MISSING . .
COLLINSVILLE, La. (* —
Burglars atempted to crack a
safe Friday night with a blow
torch. The heat set off the build
ing’s sprinkler system, the sprink
ler system set off the burglar
alarm — and the burglars set off
in their car. Nothing was missing.
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