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s Bid Qu
it Bases
In Europe,
22/U.S. Told
By GUSTAV SVENSSON
;
| GENEVA (AP)—The Soviet Union formally submitted yesterday
‘tion
new
Scare
ment
conference,
Foreign
Minister’
Made
“even
radiation
urgent
and
He Said the summit conference torpedoed by the aggressive actions of the United “was
States.” / f ‘| The new Soviet digarmament Plan couples the cligfinaton of
(AP)—Fire broke out yesterday in the launching shelter of an atomic-armed
widespread
Zo-
more
McGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE, New|: means of weapons with Jersey
small amount of radiation,+— the Air Force reported. At first there was fear of
Valerian
imperative” by events which led to the Paris summit blow-up.
SELL H. MULLEN
antiaircraft
Soviet Deputy
rin said a solution of the diSarmament problem had been
Brings No Explosion By RUS
Bomarce
disarmament
Introducing the Soviet pro. posal at the ten-nation disarma-
giBlaze At Atom Site
iG}
its
{Plan which would give American |) forces 18 months to get out of Europe.
missile, releasing a —
delivering nuclear the “simultaneous”
elimination! of all military
on
foreign, territories
withdrawal
and
| of foreign
bases
the
troops
to
(See ‘NEW’, Page 21)
gic
over|
the sparcely populated pine-
land
area
about
75
around- the
miles
south
base,
of .New
York City. However, the Air Force in Washington later said there was no danger to the pub-|
lic.
:
The cross
few the
highways remote
that crisscountryside
were closed off for a time: Police ie
OPERA STAR COMES HOME
_ Graciela Rivera
—Puerto
behind.
Rican
soprano
Virginia, husband
Her ten-months-
is being held by governess Anita Joseph Zumchak looks-on from
Miss Rivera will perform in the Casals Festival
Friday.
(STAR, photo
by Bob
Bone.)
Graciela Rivera Arrives
the ago.
island,
more
than
a
year
Miss Rivera and her husbandmanager, -Joseph Zumchak, bought a wreath of flowers and carried
it
ended late last night with four hours of testimony by lawyer Juan B. Soto, a statehood supporter and _ self-styled “adviser” to the Republican Party. He affir-
grave
of
Jose
who had been the couple beyear ago. here to appear RIVERA, Page 21)
(See
BULL
the
Enrique Pedreira, a good friend of fore his death a The soprano is
:
Five days of plebiscite hearings
to
ETIN med
that
the proposed
plebiscite
is unconstitutional, on the grounds' that the Commonwealth constitution does not specifically
permit an
voters.
(See
Story
Page
check-
the
direc-
BLAZE,
Page
21)
Senate Okay
On Split Court By HAROLD J. LIDIN The Senate yesterday gave preliminary | approval to bills which. would split the Common-
wealth
3)
.
Supreme
Court
sections, each composed least three | justices, and
into of at would
give the verdicts of each section
the same finality as a ruling of the full Supreme Court. But efforts of the Senate majority leadership last night to corral a favorable final vote from at least three-fourths of the solons on the court measure
were
foiled by the reluctance of several
members
“initiative” by island lar
(See
counters
Seen Today
For Festival Casals Recital
By BOB BONE Puerto. Rican -epera star Graciela Rivera arrived here yesterday, and left International Airport almost’ immediately to honor the grave of a pianist who had died since she last visited
geiger
coming from the) base.
State Police initially reported
(right), poses with her. family after their
arrival here from New York yesterday. old daughter, Flores, while
with
ed cars tion of
and
final
SENATE,
action
Page
on
21)
Broadway Postpones 42. Fall Shows ~
NEW YORK (P)—Broadway’s blacked-out theater producers
said yesterday they are indefinitely
postponing
duled for autumn productions
written
- lars in
42
shows
opening.
already were
sche-
The
under-
with eight million dol-
investors’
money.
“The
theater
is
on
the
brink
of economic disaster,” said a spokesman for the producers, caught in the worst Broadway stage crisis in 41 years,. The decision to forget the au-
tumn
first
nights:
came
at -the
depth
Admiral Harold: M. goodie
U. S. Chief of Naval Operations, says Navy
Chief: \of Operations Admiral after the joint Latin-American Plat (See story —Page 3.) (STAR photo
House Appends To Pharmacist By A, W. MALDONADO,
The Commonwealth
House
of
Representatives| approved yesterday a bill stipulating that non-
vision
do - Fontaine ing Conference. Julio 'Tobar.)
Controls of an
cist.”
The
for ‘the
goodbye to Chilean
authorized
pharma-
|
Ho
|
also removed
from
the bill a ¢lause closing the recan fill istration of auxiliary pharmaprescriptions only under “the di- cists. As approved by the Senate, rect supervision” of a graduate the bill. ended the. registration
of the. majority Popu-| graduate | pharmacists
Party, (See
ADMIR FAREWELL — Rear Briggs, left, Director of Pan) sna
of a six-day
deadlock
with
Actors Equity over pensions and wages.
The
closed
all 22 current
contract impasse
has
Broadway
stage shows, three of which will not reopen. Peace talks collap-
sed Sunday night.
Bik
pharmacist.
The bill was originally present-
ed: and
with
approved
a clause
in
the
Senate
authorizing
non-
graduate pharmacists to fill prescriptions in the absence of au-
thorized... pharmacists. The
House
amended
the
bill
so that it) reads “auxiliary pharmacists can fill by specifi le caches +
of new auxiliary
ship now tobe included as regis-
trants,
During
given
the direct super-
|
a lengthy
floor
debate,
Rep. Pablo Morales: Otero, chairman of Welfare
preseriptions only | i
authorization
pharmacists but
un|de apprentr ices-
the House, Health Committee,
and
t the bill had been introduced
the Senate by petition of orizations represetiting auxiliary aly (See APPENDS, Page 21) | {
.