Children Swept from
Beds in Car Crash
MISSOULA. Mont. <.* — As sh<
tucked her two children into bed
on the sleeping porch Thursda;
night, Mrs. Alvin Pelayo looke<
up to see automobile headlight
approaching.
A second later, the automobik
rip{>ed through the porch and th<
bunk beds, carrying one child of
on its hood and the other on th<
roof of the car.
Mrs. Pelayo was knocked aside
She and her children. 2 and 5 year
old. suffered minor injuries.
The mattresses apparently
helped save the children, officer:
said. They were hospitalized foi
observation.
Only the roof of the porch wa:
still attached to the house whei
the car. driven by Jerry M. Wood
worth. 18, of Missoula, was haltec
after crashing against the Pelayc
family car at the end of a drive
way.
‘T thought the porch was a car
port." Wodworth told authorities
who cited him for reckless driving.
ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL
Elias Pete, Jr., William Soona
groak, Yvonne Muktovuk. Ken
neth Trigg, Irene Foster. Solomon
Kopok.
Transferred to Anchorage USPHS
Hospital: Olga Eakon, Francis Ka
texac, Marilyn Takak, Theodore
Statuk, Marian Van Cott.
Discharged: Frank Noyakuk, Er
nest Wilkalkia, Lois Larson and
baby, Gary Haugen, Elsa Bronson
and baby, James Henderson, Dar
ryl Foster. Gilbert Gulbranson,
Margaret Olanna. Joseph Odinzosf
Jr., Paul Sebwenna, Ralph Smith.
Paul James, Helen Pootoogooluk.
Amelia Kuzugruk, Raymond Scott,
Robert Bloedorn. Charles Oleson
Man, if your favorite color is
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accent on maroon in sportswear—
including wine-colored socks anc
slacks.
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Christine Jailed for
False Testimony
' LONDON T — Christine Keeler,
> sex symbol of Britain’s scandal <>f
the century, spent the night in jail
I 1 and then made bond tixlay on
? charges that she lied at the trial
of a discarded Negro lover.
' The 21-year-old playgirl looked
» j pale but composed as she stood in
court with three other defendants
■ — two women friends and a West
Indian man. Detectives arrested
them Thursday night.
Miss Keeler heard the court set
her bond at a relatively whopping
3.000 pounds ($8,400 >.
; Christine was hit with four
• charges of perjury and conspira
cy to obstruct justice in the case
; i of Alovsius Lucky Gordon, her
i ex-lover.
A Jamaican jazz singer, he got
; | a three-year sentence June 4 on
i a charge of beating her up outside
! a West end flat. She could get as
j much as seven years on each
charge.
Gordon was released after seven
weeks in prison by the court of
criminal appeal after new evi
dence turned up.
The formal charge said the four
concealed from police facts about
the alleged assault which might
have put a different face on the
affair.
'ALWAYS WANTED TO!'
AURORA, Colo, lip — Evelyn D.
Gordon, 26, was fined $100 in
municipal court Thursday and or
dered to pay the cost of replacing
a 30x36-inch window she broke
at the Aurora Police Station.
Mrs. Gordon, mother of four,
was quoted bv officers as saying
she threw a brick through the
window because “I just always
wanted to.”
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Peter Rock pleaded guilty to
| drunkenness and was fined $20.
In the only other case handled in
the past two days, Roy Kenick
was found guilty of negligent
driving on a Honda, and was fined
$50, with $40 suspended.
Alcoholics Anonymous mooting
Saturday evening, 7:30, Conference
Room. MMM Hospital.
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ixoldwatcr in Limelight
At White House Honors
WASHINGTON uT—Sen. Barry
Goldwater, R-Ariz., stepped into
the White House limelight today
—at the personal request of Pres
ident Kennedy—during a cere
mony honoring retired Air Force
Gen. Emmett Rosie O’Donnell,
j Kennedy, walking to the steps
outside his office to present the
Distinguished Service Medal to
O'Donnell, first called to a group
of his former Senate colleagues
who were waiting to witness the
ceremony from the lawn of the
rose garden.
He called the senators by their
last names ‘‘Senator Smathers, <
Senator Symington” — until he i
spotted Goldwater, Kennedy’s po- ,
tential Republican rival in the
1964 Presidential campaign.
“Mr. Barry,” called Kennedy
waving the Arizonian to join the
group on the steps. This familiar
greeting to Goldwater drew some
laughter and Kennedy hastened to
add “We are all friends.”
After the ceremony, Goldwater
chatted briefly with Kennedy and
their conversation ended in laught
er over some private joke.
O’Donnell retired July 31 as
commander in chief of Pacific
Air Forces.
WASHINGTON W — King Mo
hammed Zahir. Shah of Afghan
istan, observed an ancient tradi
tion of Afghan royalty when he
stood bareheaded in the rain dur- i
ing welcoming ceremonies on the
White House lawn.
When the 49-year-old monarch
was offered an umbrella, an aide
said: “It is a tradition that His
Majesty has nothing over his head
on ceremonial occasions.”
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no Serial No. on BOAT, 20 feet
long, 15-horse Gale motor. Con
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cu. ft. Refrig. $250, with 80 lb.
freezer tray. Headboard with
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rubber, $275. 16 Gauge Shotgun,
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FOUND — Pair of black-rimmed
glasses. Call at Nugget.
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room cabin. $65 month. See
Vem Miller at Glue Pot or call
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seems that we do not have a Father
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Report 50,000 Leave Red
China for the USSR
MOSCOW UP —- Refugees from
China have been streaming into
the Soviet Union in recent weeks,
Western sources said today.
One source said 50,000 have
come over since the middle of last
year, and that they were still com
ing when he got his last report,
about a week ago.
Other sources said they had
heard about an exodus from China
to the Soviet Union, but that hap
pened about a year ago.
The reports circulated in Mos
cow shortly after the Red Chinese
accused the Russians of having
“enticed and coerced several tens
of thousands of Chinese citizens
into going to the Soviet Union.”
The Chinese charge, broadcast
by Peking Radio, said the alleged
coercion was carried out in April
and May of 1962.
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