PATMAN ATTACKS 'SECRET' C.I.A. LINK

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at the head of the Joint Chiefs
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last tmidnight.
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agreed, at the Mayor'eat, nomination by Mayor Wagner
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Service reported thnt acv- dome him.
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some delegate. said they
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VOL,CXIII..No.3&937. o"9t.:.T".o."'.? ?'4rY?x Ina: _(,' W YORK TUESDAY. SEPTEMBFtR ,?
Ambassador Visits General
at Resort and Finds Him
'Rested and Recovered'
JOB WOULD BE PREMIER
Buddhists Join Students in
Calling Moratorium of 2
Months on Protests
Aug. 31 - The United States) to- have worked on the plan fort b-1.,r the Snooty Cnun?
Ambassador, Maxwell D.Taylor, ever since. cft's Cyprus _conciliation man-
.
deputy. U. Alexis Johnron, flew communMue fns last Bea join cuss a in .
to the mountain resort of Dalat. ~ITkulf1~/p tf!II In wench Premie G e with Republican leaders after bq was, re.omisated at coo- manager; Beutor Jacob an
where General Kbaih was re- 1[11N11KIUU\ IW.MUIifr Papandreou of Grce a ventbn here. From left: Fred A. Young. state ehalrman; Bernard Schwartz of Auburn, and Thomas E. Dewey.
old President alakari C u
cope?ting after tbetenrion Tag
violence at last week in e~gen WITH CZECH CHIEF C1pndqun oo h need
r telka
In a statement alte ever'PATMAN ATTACKS New Plan on Medical Care (LABOR DELEGATES
In ? s the
today and reported that toe the source added. broken off.
general "rested and recovered He said the renearch in Reuters reported from
from hi s henry workload.'' ex- comparative theology "will Geneva that reliable sources
pected to return to Saigon a na" _let attention to Or-. there said "the talks as we
Ambassador Taylor clarlfled th8 to the General Assembly in
posa,til Dr. Nguyen November.) = 'SECRET C i^Aa LINK'. ENDORSE JOHNSON
pa 11onayl of that Ile W" only u n only Cen.ultetl snPlanned , Offered in Senate Conflict
as Premier in General Accord Reported in Prague The state Department an- ` ' _ -... - - - - _- t? _ . -_--
rsh's absence. Dr. Gash. who
was a Deputy premier in on Split in Bloc-Germany aounced tonight Mr. Acheson's By IIAIUC BIE HUNTER
Topic to return, saying toot! ~- 4V ar.n.h he nti, a..:aa t+.w State Group Still Split on
General Khanh's Government. Also Believed to Be he would consult with pbeai- Says Agbdey Gave Money to
assumed his post Saturday. dent Johnson and Secretary of MrASHINGTON, Aug. 31-The Administration opened
Kennedy-Mayor, to Place
Amselean Aid Effort I (state Rein Rusk an his con- Private Group Acting as lit. medical-care fight in the Senate today?by proposing a
Aft er the mob violence of tall By DAVm HINDER creations and "also explore . Its Sub Rosa 'Conduit' new package embracing both health insurance and increased m in Nomination Today
week, American and?Vietnynese ana+n hen. se. coca nw?. I~ the President and the Sec- --- - ---
i the cash benefits under Social Security.
PRAGUE Aug. 31-Presb I
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By C1fANI'EL PER UTTER
e.w enure.,",?,~
'state the governmental situ'- dent Antonin Novotny of United States might extend in ar -111 benefits
the day l Security cash tot A major labor group gave a
Lyon that prevailed on Aug 15. Cnoehoslovakia ^nd Premier rerolWeR this problem." WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 _blow by proposing to raise Sou
before General Khanh Khruahdhev began talks today Robert J McCloskey, the de- Representative Wright Patman'such a high level that Fedjd~., nJ neon ement Prea-
promulgated anew Constitution at Hradcegr Caste on the split Purim ent's ep Aesm^4 said that disclosed today that the Central lerally financed health moor-I g endo end Senator Hu?
? placing himself at she hsd cello the Communist movement while the Geneva telks had oar- Intelligence Agency had Rivenance would be squeezed out. TRUCKING STRIKE ra H Humphrey here yeater
a presidentially dominated re- and relations between their twos ed the gap between Greece money tip a private foundatom Caught off guard. Adminle- day.
sync. countries. IoM Turkey, "it was not Pon- that he said, had served d a a tntion However. it remained divided
The new atop was can- An interim report issued this able to find a solution accept- '?eerret conduit' for the agency. office of Mike Mansfield, Senate, IS AVERTED HERD G whether to support Attorney
eeled after it aroused protests evening by Ceteka the offid^1 able to both sides." I-"" gathered fn the
I The Texas Democrat quoted majority leader, to draft t their their General Robert F. Kennedy,
by Buddhists and student mobs. press agency, said the discus- The Cyprus crisis beganrlaatau unidentified ' official of new package - - - I who is to be named as the
(Buddhist leaders joined dons "confirmed, the unity of Christmas when fighting broke the agency as having Baid that: Added Featare Set Democratic candidate for Sen?
day.
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m New on all matters. k -Week Contract Extension seer fr.
a two- our views" O Orlt GK! n- 2
month r pledging out between the maj Y the Intelligence aytcncy had had! The new Adminlntratfon pr, month moatoriurq on demon- Problems if the Mte?atonal .Notes and the minority an "arrangement" with the posxl would provide essentially, Is Approved by Companies Fifteen nundrYoea deleg^lea to
atratons, United Press Inter- Communist movemen t" er a Turkish population on the is- J M Kaplan Fund of New York the annual convention of the
me home benefits called for under and 3 Teamster Locals New York State American Fed-
national reported. The Bud- principal item on the agenda, land. 'City f in 939 until some li the same hospital and nursing)
'dnlab said they would ale the report said. Rp.l~Ohaeter lloaaht t is year, . the original plan, known as the' _ oration of Labor end Congress
a general strike If the ft- The Foreign Ministers of Bul- At issue were Greek Cypriote The Internal Revenue Service, King-Anderson bill. It would) of duthelal Organisations en-
Orament failed to produce gars, Hungary slid Po4nd ap- efforts to amend the Cpnstltull which is investigating the icon- also provide an add leatdre, By DAMON STETSON' darned the D hearing their
mocrats' Oc fi in A truckin
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PopeSaidtoPlan 'ACHESONTOLEAVE
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he planning to
Jerusalem a permanent ren. Return to Geneva Indefinite
ter for the study' of rompdra- -He Will Meet Johnson
IWe theology to promote
Christen unity and better ' and Rusk on Problem
relations with non-Christian
faiths.
A high Vatican source said ft TAD 97.1 IA'
both Christian and non-Chris- Tw? n.. rm. ?
W'ASHINGTO Augn.g?31
loe
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.Dean Acheron. Ial United
the old
Deliels
cev religious the
at ,he e renter. Sales repec"Ptative at
Imedlstio' talks n Cyprus, will
The smhrce described the t
center as a personal project return from Geneva Friday be.
enviuoned ss cause the talks are diorked.
of rope Paul's
,
a lasting monument to his Officials ins,sted thha despite
" histrmr January meeting in the stalemate. Mr. Achesin'n de-
ten
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vern? lion, which, the Greek commW da}ton's tax-exempt alatu4 eyh- q $7 mnntNy cash
demee?tlc =3I y geare
2T, the newadded.) mint r hatthe in the caatla nlty contended, gave the Turktshllirmed that the intelligence crease for those clip Sochi have seriously damaged cum- (dent, Raymond R. Corbett, call
Ae aide oD General le oar Asked what he was doing here, minority contended, ve power tot p- merce In the city wan
his is personal edor averted upon organized labor to "bury"
denied teddy that Adam Bid. "1 4 the Polish Myth- agency had given financial sett security. T yesterday. Senator Barry Goldwater In the
Taylor. had lent ong V n later, sad, rI have been here oa block legislation. (port W. the Kaplan Fund: But The new package Meeks to Wagner ._ run,,..,. Van ..___.,__ ..._ ?... w.... ? The fighting on the Islmdla epokCsman for the se rvice open the way for possible bon- Mayor announced aD presidential election.
..__ " .,_..__ -1.1- 5 P.M. that represenlaUvee Soo Votes Expected
CaIY Salgoa by Phena
The aide mod General Khanh
bad telephoned Saigon upon
hearing that this Implication
1-__ being dram from an inter-
Janos refer, also sass as groups 'y cash -.c.
here on vacation. "T ham are force.
llgbprthe m health inenran f plan.
leaving said that Mr. Patmadid Rd
such coincidences," he remarked.( WAchesashington on officials
Ivan Baahev, the Bulgarian, Mr. Gen. en his statement %A the Administratiop forces, if
said he was vacationing, Bulg, an,for "the time being" and that it agency had used teotRen d U a tall CISM the Senate and goes
would s be determined later "secret conduit" It Is knommi to conference, would most Ilkely
At said they would leave _,w.rb.. he should return. They however. that the agency seek a compromise offering
reporter, Beverly Deeps. Tbe1.'?17telr presence led to specula- able to resume his assignment cWontlly, :creates its own, a opyon of eecaltring a au b.ta l
interview was published today too tat a new move concern- if neededvehicles for the, gathering of amount rat cash or a 1e^ss~
is The New York Herald lug West Germany wan under Mr. Acheson, a rmer Secre- Intellgence. , amount?of cash plus health in-
Trlbune. conslderapoa It was suggested tery of State, xpected te The Congre ssman-said he was surance benefits. No votes arc
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"The general wanted to make
.War that he spoke of the 'per- I Chou...d as Page 10, Column s' Co tined on page 8, Column 6 1 Continued on Page I8, Colima I " Cantlnrrd tK Column a
sonal friendship' of Taylor and
Mink, but never said Taylor had
given Minh political backing d y^
d
Khanh himself;' the,Grade Schools in Mississippi Are Integrate
aide rod,
General Khan attributed the
15(smderstanaing to the absence
of an interpreter during- tae
Interview. '
The personal friendship of
Ambassador Taylor and General
Minh is widely discussed '
Saigon. They played tenmj to-~.
nether about a half-dozen ~imes
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y COURT RB UM ?"~'~` ~?y polity t atrarylstalute. emceed co by tloen:palrtng the ~rh;un lti petition drive
Patman Says . I .A GaveMorse to he tr.dltlonal concept of coprt or Appaai.; and be ~tke mod xntttn.eel l .ep.c(
l uMer ArtlNe o additional petitlen
, 0 HonedghboMOOd xhool. legar of Ihethe broader integregsUon p "with that well r wever, neither pairntg. nor!SUte Conatllution. which pro?1=4 1a espeeted to iwltn well over +0.000 slgha.I
h- Melts enaclmept of a Iarai lew+0ooo pupfle m h. 'turea on a wen w wbmll- w
fthr~
To a Foundat on in 'Secrets Pact YOT~SUN PAIR Giknalnd were mededsin 1n eig
salt or Lhe declalon. re not mere state law.- _ - -- - I?ea lode Itea ro he city on TTuesday.
T Iborhood scowls also were loo[. JnsUle Fin! ate,o r?Ira that Under LhNp oil wI the l fh/ law t does that It the (AP
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?.~ ..,., t. ,ant a -41 - city Council does not closet a of 7
dle0loalag tea agency's y 'dominated by him.' mer whether neighborhood tors 'ac the next general ow? ?ed -- -- .e --- --1- led -
The Revenue Service does not ra atlon program - acheduie'! for some gr and to be bypassed by submittl any
mats to the fund berw he gr achoot means the school nearest tion"'
with" led AiFa in publiely any has caael(or Implementatloh Sept. 14, the,. cklid'a home or simply one The prlition w ? as tCle xuon second school~for the pi additional petition and pal Ungl(ha
piece
ttmugk It is im?acUgating. But Mr. Pat' lopming day of wheal - ralla'x?itNn the boundaries of .milted b the City Clerk en gHdn. Ithe matter to a rcterendufnIhntb
t he had been "tr
with" In connection with t o an asked the servile today I. tar the pairing In Manhattan,) recognized neighborhood. aurn:July 0. ANlr a dispute over Schools scheduled to he pal vote.
ease. Sbe agency, fonowm its supply the addresses and laa?~Brooklyn and Quetms of five as the Flatbush section whether It contained enough lee: P.S. 7 and a in Brook) ,I However, the legality of the Ti
tradition of atrlct secrecy. had'e it tSn5Pt hiitlory e! at /wmdA- predominantly white rumen- of Bnaklynl,r Harlem. asgnaturcx. Justice Fine need P.B. 92 and 446 in Queetle, P S. referendum an now only be calif
no comment. ' 2 In ear4 P.B. 1R7 decided b the Appelate Dlvi? a c.
non he said had contributed tcry schools with five largely Jualico Fine noted that 1l,on Aug. 13 that it was more 111 and 11
Mr. patman's dixlovurr 1 a s loll of $P23-9W to the Kap-;Negro schools nearby. was well rstahll'hrd that 'the than nuffrlrst es to umber.. ad 148 In Quelna and P.S. fill ion, which will reconvene Sept. Lose
pdmle hearing of his fi u+e lain Fund between 10511 nrM 1LM3. Accordin fn the board. these mun n,slroti io nq pci,11 edit-IBut he x?Ithheld his nulet on.aad 199 In Manhattan. ft.
all Buainr _ 'on
Bm The donors were listed a. the! a N'
er subrnmm Ire to "n". v: Alch are peel of . ration v, a st:ur ftsIn,i n Hr wllie. ft h.A hero filed oni For soma pupils, pairing .111 -
was Ill,sesurcr of some nu- Gnlh.nt toundauan, Ihr mlclu larger mlegregellon plan, o' a (,led a rmclot devim, by the tune. invoice w Ina senses t r Thousands FIN Delhi Floods at
home to un' Nr:W I1F.I.HI, Aug. 31 (lieu.', A
eern and alohaeraaov'evt t, In- 0.n Fred. the Andrew Ilannl(nn vol ly tnlprme the soh,at'x ('nu t ?l App,?als Ihr slate's In fill derlslim yesterday, the,etrnet from their
ternal Revenue Mflruls at Fund. the Borden Tnvt, ter rar,nl balance. bill will air, w, nlghrst trlpunsl, in a hn h Ill., you u r held amt after ennsld? elementary school. For .other ,'tent . Triceps, v111eRera and Cnei
tending as x1tnrss^a 1'r? r Fluid. the F.?Wrl F'e,nA.-,.owe rdural,nnal soil rtndrnt ,.,, in beta that the Rnard of ering IwlutrM waiting prruds It will mean ? flue ride of mi* e.rle lvlllan control orkerx labored tonight had
t:durnhun ^:uf .'express alsfii-line n,bmisnlon of the prtlUom,lhsn a mile . I I flood water. ^??eep?land
Apparently. the Inlellfa~nce Ihr lieacy, Fund and the Kenl loss r. agency's involvement ,it, the field Furf' to ills suit, 11 r. Reuss ,; hl Ivry plow r Ii, ,-li'f't Aa..... ite .ni'to ^Ihr ('lev ('loaned and the Mr Reuss. In Announcing tpe'ing lat. the Delhi area. tiun- ,strit
h IIIof an additional petition. illrislan to appeal the rule~lg. floods of families who. homed plan
to Kaplan Fang. 55 Filth Avenue- amend the City Charter, tn m "tor pmp?seit 11-1 ,toot" ..,... . ^... .. -.-._.-.. - _-_-
tsl a nlx,kMvfOO roil that none of rffrd, pleyrht the bnal'd from thnt In rfbeet, .uperaede stale Thr RMIA of F:AUfRUnn'. referendum proposal. Of Delhi. ice*]
'ho and trcawrel. Is chairman M
rc. hr hi,al,l lot Ihr New? Si'hat
nuninmgfthe Kaplan Fund for and director or the Nivelle'
several Years to deterope Corporation. a real estate ovm_1
Pt v"??a.
uri" I., Ice prest-
ed dent of heeKaplan vFund ands
tee incorporated in 1944 In Dole-,
ex? ware
of the former Alle Menheim. the
Nivelle Corporation and"others.
an The hood. of the fund, as'
, of the Internal Revenue Service
he were available, were given so
were 5U5 Toe land received
,. gifts in 1962 of 9341.250, and)
dleburaed 1912.033. all M /roots If
The toad's purpose has been
dpi led ap being "to strenghenI
at home and abroad
=P rogram of;
lA.l
o wntows civic center-
The ale. Contributed
=St., p a survey R
a.u EM
of Kaplan Is ?a 41.
aloft l sf tea ands of youth
lace lea pN? This
Fall to bStllment of the
for mute program.
Kaplan Fund was s ;.1
.hared o n [
30, the date of the last Pat
subcommittee hearing on
employ. of the srn?wc
knew of the CLA-Kaplan
latlonshlp
Ih-to the Now York Din
office of the Revenue See
table and educational pro
particularly in the New
Citr.rel
Mr. Pitman's subeonunl
today be had informedthe
Aelligence agency of
Revenue Service's Into
in the Kaplan Fund. But
denied there was any "area
mat" among the agency,
service and Ch. fuJId
II the agency otflclal
lie. Patman otherwise.
Mr. Rasmm. ? it was a
cluster of words"
What seemed to bother
Pitman was whether the al;
knew the Kaplan Fund
under the scrutiny of tae R
Flue ervicee-
explained Il e. Jay tact
had not planned to ntake?pu
-.
affairs" but mdkytcd he
been irked by his difflctitt
am In the ageneyafad
the to".
decided. Se went
Ht'thaebreaka cenfldenet
that
to
make the Issue public was
only way he could get
Ingful Information.
"I fill I have been
with," he said.
air. RogovID and tea
aubcommlttee. felating to
C.I.A. existed." -
Mr. !;gale 'charged
Aug, 10 t Mr. Kaplan
used ttta'foukdatlon to Cu
his holiness empire.
WA GTGN, Aug.. 31
,AP, S.veral hours after
ending 0 leering todaY? Mr-
Patman and members of big
it subdommltta. met in lriwte
y with oifciale of the central
Imtel envy and of he
n'mternat R us Service.
eting, newsmen
yI ARer the
e-Iwere told then the wbtlommlt-
ie tee wee
t-Itbe C A. s r'Zlat p ;;-Q
et Kaplugfund_ Ina statement Me,
IE ye r hair is bekinnink to thin - v uu should take steps
elbA it else cartes. Many of the local causes of
now, improvedomas t Tot ment u mrrmonento,v
a.:",. nnAeishiThna hl sour p. itch is?srlieved,.
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