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Gilbert H. Hagerman, 67. of New Carlisie. Ohio. ap- pcars for preliminary exami- nation on FBI charges that he tires at military planes fly- in: near his farm. They were from the Wright-Patterson Air

Authorised as Second Gan Hall by the Past ome- Ihnrhut. Ottawa. and for payment 1 pasta” in call

Force base near Dayton. Hagerman. a brilliant execu- tive-engineer with a ‘

which handles defence con- tracts. is accused of hitting three planes with rifle ground fire. No one was injured. He

was arrested by the FBI Sunday. The examination was continued to next Thursday. Reports said Hagerman. re- leased on a $1.000 bail bond. complained recently about the noise of the planes.

CHARLOTTETOWN, CAN ADA

Prime Ministe

MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1964.

“an” SEVEN ems

16 PAGES

r Wilson

Arrives Far U.S. Talks

Snow Blocks Highways, Stops Planes, Ferries

Heavy snowfall in all parts of

Prim-e. Edward Island yestemicelled.

At ll pm. the Charlottetown Radio Range reported that a to tal if eight and a half inches of

Wood Islands ferries were can- but. ' ‘av

CN ferry at Borden operated on

schedule.

In Charlottetown streets were heavy Plows began working at midnight.

City Police Chief Sterns Web- ;ter-ovarned motorists-"that in view of last night‘s heavy snow- fall. overnight parking on the city streets would be prohibited until further notice.

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Get Sovi

By GEORGE McARTHUR

CAIRO (API ~ The Sand Union has agreed to help it- narnce and supply the arms air-‘ lift funnelling guns to Congo-

lese rebels, a Communist dip'o- —-

mat said Sunday. 3 The diplomatnwho cannot be; further identified, said the viet agreement to furnish arms was given last weekend during a secret meeting here of Sov1et ambassador Vladimir Erofeev and Congolese rebel “defence minister" Gaston Snumialot. I The diplomat said that on: that trip. a week ago, Soumla- lot also saw President Gaimal Abdel Nasser and then flew to. Algeria for a meeting with Prev sident Ahmed n Bella. Sou- mia-lot then returned to Khar-i cum to obtain permission tol use airfields at Khartoum and Juba.

A few small-scale arms ship- ments had evidently been made by Egypt two weeks ago. and| before Soumialot's trip. The So i viet agreement, however. mitted a sharp build-tip in airlift.

ner- tht PLEDGE TO PAY COST 5

In effect, the Russians arel understood to have promised the Egyptians and Algerians that all Soviet - made arms shipped from Eyptian and Al-l gerian stocks to the Congol would be replaced immediately. ‘ The Soviet Union also was un—1 derstood to have agreed to pick pp part of the cost of the at:- i t.

FormerHolcler Of 440 Mark

et Arms?

The airlift is known to volve more than a dozen flights of Soviet-built Antonov trails- ports, each capable of carrying many tons

in. l l l

Storm Delays Search For N.S. Trawler

HALIFAX (CP) — Heavy snow and freezing rain hit the Maritimes Sunday. hampering search operations off the coast for a missing fishing craft and disrupting commercial air travel.

Virtually all airports were shut down by Sunday after- noon and airline officials said it would be near noon t tMonday) before flying and runway conditions permitted a return to normal.

A scheduled massive air and sea litint for the Acadia Fish- eries trawler Sea Hawk. miss- ing off Cape’Breton since Wed tiesday with 15-16 men aboard. was reduced to a search by one navy ship and five trawlers Sunday when five search planes were grounded. Six planes were to join the search today.

A 63-year-old Seabright. N. 8.. man. Harold Grono. re- mained the object of a 45-man‘ search since Wednesday after“ he. entered woods near home 25 miles from Halifax tend rabbit snares i At Saint John. N.B.. the city‘. Sunday pushed aside. \anntheré ‘10 inches of snow and comrted‘i

s to

'a total of 36 inches so far thisl month. This indicated the rec-‘ ord f

inches in Deal 1932 would be broken. i

Dies In N.S. '

Rebels In Congo:

MRS. CONSUEL

4.5;“ :13. VANDERBILT BALSAN

Former Duchess Dies At Home In NY. Town

“Life

WASHINGTON fCPt-Prime Minister Harold Wilson of Brit-i ain arrived in Washington Sun- .day night for two days for what

son.

The big Comet jet carrying .Wilson from London left the iGander international Airport at 5:45 pm. . . an hour after it . landed for a refueling stop.

, Mr. Wilson was taken to the lVlP suite in the Gander Term- inal. spending most of the stou- lover at the terminal souvenir and novelty store. He refused

WASHINGTON (AP! —— Presi- dent Johnson and Prime Minis- ter Wilson, working through em- issaries. are reported to have laid a basis for probable agree-

outlines of a new approach to creation of NATO nuclear weapons force.

Their two-day conference is expected to produce some hard

cials are already cautioning that agreement at best can be only tentative. This is so. they say, because it will mean noth- ing without negotiation with other key NATO countries—not- ably West Germany and Ita-y.

U.S. St a t George W. Ball conferred in London early last week with Wilson. Foreign Secretary i’at- rick Gordon Walker fence Secretary Denis

Ball Bruce.

Heale, .

U.S. envoy to Britain

ment this week on the broad m unt

bargaining, however, and offi-.

e. Undersecretary

and De-

and Ambassador David

I Refueling StOp MadeAtGander

to see reporters before. he left. for Andrews Air Force Base Washington.

Wilson's plane. delayed by

.he called "vitally important dis- strong head winds over the it * ‘cussions" with President John-l

lantic. landed at li:il pm. EST on the wind - swept Andrews base. He was welcomed by Sec.- 'retary of State Dean Rusk. Wilson. in brief off-the-cuif re- lmarks. said "we don't expect to finalize anything but this will be the beginning of our frutttu: co-operation. the beginning of a ‘series of discussions which. we ihope_ will lead to the. streng. ‘thenin-g of the alliance."

New Approach Expected To NATO Nuclear Weapons

de Gaulle government to NATO nuclear force proposals. includ— ing the controversial U.S. tan for a multilateral force. Presi- dent de Gaulle seems certain to o a c t i v e campaign within the alliance against any proposals which result from the Wilson-Johnson meeting.

LBJ TO GO AHEAD

Johnson has decided. how- ever, that he is going to push ahead, as he believes Wilson iwiII he prepared to do. for a solution to the nuclear weapons problem despite de Gaulle'a op- position.

This will be Gordon Walker's second visit to Washington since .the Labor government took power in Britain in mid-October.

. India’s PM Holds Talks In London

reported to Johnson on the pro-

posals which Wilson is bringing

to Washington and on is atti- .tude toward the talks here. The

LONDON iReuters) —- Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri left London by air for

SOUTHHAMPTON, N.Y. (APt , later. together had not ——Mrs. Consuelo Vanderbilt Bal- 9 brought us closer.” the Duchess san. 88. the former Duchess oft said then. “Time had accentu-I Marlborough, .died Sunday a:.ated our difference."

- mm in this Long 1513“: She took it social work in yard'da‘“ “mm” “‘1 "“lde'i LEOPOLDVILLE i.APi——lcommunity~ 'London, and givorced the duke of the Nova scona open and Pa' Whit mercenary soldiers andj An heiress to the Vanderbilt in 1920 He later remarried.

"Ve hammer “m‘w recorr." d'ed Congolese troops have cleanedl “mul‘e‘ She “’85 on“ one 0f. “‘ei In 1921. she married Batsan. he” saturday‘ He was 6‘1 :out a nest of rebel snipers in at top figures 9‘ European some“? whom she had also had met for

Father Dempsey' as he “"‘5‘ uai'ter 0f Stanleyville on thel Her mal'rlag" ‘0 “‘9 Duke Ofithe first time when she was 17

home Sunday after a three-day . visit during which he had talks . . . ”‘ Par" 5‘ with British Prime Minister Wil- Foreign Minister Maurice ; so" Oouve de Murvilie but was re— ' .

H, Shastri told reporters at tho portal to have {0mm "0 Chalme ‘ airport that although his mail

in the Stem npposmm "f the l was short he "benefited a great

snow had fallen in the previous 12 hours. Several hours later it had tapered off but was Still falling

The Island Motor Transport bus from Tignish was an hour and 20 minutes late and the re- turn trip was cancel ed.

All air traffic at the Charlotte-

'reporf is understood to be opti- mistic.

t l i ' ea t NEW GLASGOW tCPI---Rev. smpers .red Daniel Roderick tDempst‘yl At StanleyVlIIe 'an 440-

Chisholm. once a Canadi

Ball also conferred T with

Pearson Slams Politicians Failing To Meet Standards

By TOM MITCHELL WATERLOO, Ont. (CP)

3 WILSON SHINES ﬁlm

of a letter sent to cabinet min-

isters. The letter has' been Sunday Shasm had

:hdtgirpglf'ttegllggg Prime Minismr Pearson 53"! quoted by a government sway mule: When Jachk nompsey “'aslsouth bank of the Congo Riven: Marlbomugh ended in divorce i She subsequently created head- rm at meeting with . ' .‘ Saturday it is essary "to man as saying. in part: " ere wor boxing c ampion. was a‘-. d- n 55a 95 m Le", Oidvmei and later she married Jacques lines again when her protestant, . ‘ .Amprican on.” rights had" here not attempting to clear root out the exception" to high is an obligation not simply to St. Francis Xavier Universityila '0 w E p . Balsa“, a Frenchma 'mam-age m the Duke 0" Ma,“ Mam" Lump, Kim:~

. v n. : Isa"! sunda'l' Wi n s to n Churchill, former l

runways until snow sto s. - ' . ' r - .__._..__s . V political standards in Canada lobserve the law but to act in a student when he “on the 440- 9 IS h d been shomin , p ' _ borough was annulled by mg, 7 ' I

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pimps were taken 0“ the mad“ 61‘8" HIVEFSIY Enque- A !‘ W1 at e '0 0598 S y. in a i ax in ...n. wo yearslever since the former rebelliirs c us y_ a” h 1- Court. The duke had. been con-i w'l ‘ - hk wn

early in the evening but th Pearson _hit out at the “few Mr. Pearsons party hits be‘en later be tossed the hammer l47‘capital {9" in." Central Goverm. Funeral seriices Wl ve~ vened to the Catholic faith af- ison c ea us i. 0

were hack in“ an“: mid I legit persons in Canadian politica. under opposition fire. in the feet one-half inch. a provincialiment hand: 10 davs an“. M05“ St. _Thomas Church. New her their mamage andVBaisaMi shoes. . V 3 Breaks Ruling

A Now “iguana o t m! 1- Me Who do not live up to the Commons over allegations '.W0 record which stands still. 30‘ the it -ig on me norm bank :York City. at. ll a.m ‘chnes-Ifamiiy was 315,, Carma)": , He said so Sunday before a.

. ~ “ “mum! highest political standards. executive aSSistants to cabinet . _ c y . ' ' day. Burial will be in England i , , n flying from London Airport VANCOUVER ,CP. _ ' scienoclock to enable the Mac. . . t [d t b .b He retired from sport compo I l B . N Y k It the Balsans tame t the‘ , m f I t. ‘ Posta Lean Funeral Home to ‘0 to "Even a few departures from m‘mm’f fteml’ 9. ° “ ' t'ition in 1927 to enter a Toronto‘ d 0;" "‘ few..." “Ky' an lUnited States shortly after thei [QWash'ns “ 0,1113 "‘99 "‘3 iauthorities here are turning Kingston where M" Hebe, the” high Standll‘ds can create MPnlrea.‘ *1wa m .connecdmn seminary and was ordained inl aug [er .0 ' lam .t ' h {outbreak of the Second World: “It”, Pres‘dem '0 “so” lhat‘k thousands of Christmas

suspicion... he mm with bad for a man involve in I :gnghoSmith Vanderbil. erlwar and lived in Southampw., 1150,, was asked about letters and M "118 beau”

- ‘ doubt , l Barrett had died. Her death was a “arm,th case The govern- 1931- The Same Year he lemme". land palm Beach [mm 3315” a newspaper report that he Chrislmas seals are pasted M

was spent in various t

“"ibllli‘d leaving Wlltidan“ “pen "'0 . . to ‘s nativ Anti onish Count i . . ‘ r g The roadg°in“§§f‘:‘ctfoﬂ§§me guilt by association. ment has sat up an inquiry. lamb] assisteg as in“... of st)“ Birth. deaths . . ~ - ~~ 3. '4 {randy “tales and ‘“ world “‘Wdied in 1955. . “:35 taking rad. “319‘ mm the front of the mail. Christmas Island were reported heavy an "It is necessary ‘0 PM“ 011' Earlier. senator w- “"55 M3" ;.lohn the Baptist Church here! mas-""9" - - ' ‘ ' ' ' ' '~ '4' 1;: ' l She leaves a so". ‘ihp mm: hlffllr H9 N’D'e ~_ I l [ seals an d other charitable there was little traffic on them the exception who doesn't live donald was installed chancellor la parish he mnk over as priein Comic“ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' "I'd '1'] MET DUKE ON TOUR iDuke of Marlborough, and six 1 am not talkingI athiakei slamps must not be affixed to last night. to these standards." the universtty. The prime in i941. Father Chisholm hadl if” . """"""" " ' 9 She met the Duke of Marlbor-igrandchildren. A d son.1 1 "3"" "°' "3"" . '“. the from of any letter or parcel ﬁternoon crossings of the His speech followed the theme (Continued on page 3 col. ll ibeen the parish priest ever' “01$? ough for the first time at age: Ivor Spencer - Chiirchill,‘ 3"} Pt” 0' she ‘1“ Drug]; because letter and parcel sot-tr since. Ednmfhk ' ' ‘ 17, while on a trip to .Fravnceldied Sept. 16. 1956. 1 ""m5 I?” "W 0 ceans ‘ ers often become confused and | A licensed airplane pilot, he g dd ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' 3 and England Her marriage to: .In one volume of her merry. 0W“ S 09" mistake them for stamps. the ' ' ' I ' ' claimed people abused aiitomo-- “mm” c 2 him, in November. 1895. made-airs. published in 1952. she told pnsi nfficp sa. , hiles and he preferred to walk.f Prince co' her internationally famous. ho . a an 18-year-old bride,l l A He stood six feet five inches. But they separated it years, tConttnued on page 3 Col. 8) ‘

Chilling Jet Display Did Not Bother Pontiii

though. some p a s se ngn t I prayed, others glanced nerv'

Undecided Over Rights Murders

P 33' DON MCKEE" treated in connection" with thermost of the others are Klani \HHT‘APE'LPHIAI Miss. (APl‘ murder of three civil rights sympathizers. ‘tl'S-‘ISSIPDI officials said Sun- workers last sum A y murder Th, (allowing dispatch .5

charge wouldt an eye-witness account by

mer. . .lr.. district at- ‘ have

Sta-V they have not decided what . H. Johnson to come from .tate _ “I? “no” W” taken tomey for this district of East- grand jury. district attorney , .n Associated Press corre- foiisly out of the uindows and against 21 men that FBI has an- em Mississippi. said federaliJohnson said. ’ : ppondent who was aboard urged the t'l't’“ '0 d" 50m" Miguﬁmﬂﬂ“ have orally givenl Pope Paul Vl's IIIKI‘II th“ lhmz- nlht‘r‘ snapped phom' their evidence. “But they .have‘lNTEREST SEEN , it was met by Turkish Air am i

not give us any written my One federal source said state For” M “mm Saturday WASNT "ISTVRRED Pom}. ‘ iaugéirltiesmdefinitely; age inter; 0‘," Turn“. “0mm,” of PM,P Pal.“ ‘ ' IIIes e 'nvesmalon an . . , arty said he watched tit! pgvhiaeriln'iﬁl’mﬂg: Yr.” ‘there is no reluctance in prose- By EUGENE LEVIN glam“ h", d", n... mm d... cute vigorously if the evidence ROME (AP: » Two Tliirkuh mrhod‘ His Sperm comm”.

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"u' J on aid" ' air force jet fighters

The 11. including Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Ralney and dap’u’ty'Cecli Price. were ar- res Friday. Nineteen were curled with. violating the civil rilbta of the victims. The others were charged accessories and are awaiting hearing Thurs- day. A government source said Sunday “the FBI has eye-wit- nesses “and thu obviously the

luv: “IONS ml: "We have a strong case." its

dad. Mississippi Attorney - General did not

‘warrants.

The civil rights workers. white New Yorkers Andrew Goodman and Mic h a ct Schwerner and James Chaney. a Negro. of Meridian. Misa. disappeared last June after going from their base in Meridian to investigate the burning of a Negro church near Philadelphia.

rice arrested them and

ree were two days later their burned ata- tion wagon was found at the edge of a swamp. Forty - two

were dug from an earthen dam

in- of the workers and it was part

the conspiracy they

that "would threaten. assault. shoot and kill than."

days after Aug. 4. their bodies ’

POPE PAUL INSPEC’I‘S PILOT’S CABIN

chilling wing tip-to-wing tip ea cort Saturday for the ltal‘nn

it was to some other passe" gers 33.000 feet over 'i‘urkc, the experience did not seem to bother the Pontitf.

For 25 tensc minute two U.S.-built F-M fighters sent up to welcome the Roman Catholic

to have them called off.

He did not succeed. b‘il the two planes finally waggled their wings and disappeared when the papal plane entered a cloud bank.

the Gesture of respect to the Pope. I On the Alitalia airliner.

ietliner carrying Pope Paul VI‘ home from India Harrowin: as.

men! was forward of the Willi! and he may not have realized how close the planes were. \board the airliner was ('ount \‘icolo ('arandini. president if Alifalia. He said situations of .‘this nature are always danger- lnus because "escort planes at! light." He said the Turkish planes "came very close to us " Two hours after the Turks flew off. Pope Paul came back

eye . “moms were mam. gar‘ed'clliazeﬁmwg‘ndsIndim Pomm' new so .Cl.n5e. I" .i n the economv class section Plats." He said that no more m “'9' 9" Med Price “M the airliners fill-t": and “mm, ,0 m. mm”. mm arrests were imminent. ' ’ made emergency radio eim . “SEMEch the”. H, mad, "I,

mention of the Turkish escorts.

The flight from Bombay to Rome carried the Pope close: to the Soviet Union than any ‘other Roman Catholic pontit'.

J“ In” I“ he" Phlhde'pm" They had ‘17 ' .\s the plane flew over lraii'! 'w a ha been been Sh“ .nd Chaney had been. 51;: Later. Turkish Dcfcncc if." 5- Lake Curmia. the PM W“ between top beaten. BI .d t u 'm mm. 1..- nhami Samar said a miofiiz miles south of the Some!

state OM and the FBI. The F sai l‘nul'e L31 D en i» lnwmrﬂmion n; m, mam,“ jinn-(tee _ P m a” 153 mu" "I" and “Inc 0 0 er m. Weir caused the consternation Durli‘l the “Lilli "19 "DC ’9‘ M W 3‘0“ “"3 lvm‘cmmed plotted u“ Inmc’pm" hiard the papal plane. He said moved his red velvet shoes and

jet! closed in as a routine relaxed in a pair of blue cloth

slippers supplied by the air- line.