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and big pictures of Patterson on his back The electricity in Stockholm estimated that some 350000 families in the city alone stayed up through the night to hear the fightwhich began at 330 am Swedish tinw Swedes Wallop No Fluke The crnlwd went wild when two NEW YORK CP Swedens undefeated lngemnr Johansson band Friday night and stripped Floyd Patterson of his world heavyweight championship In unleashed boltroflightning right 0F RED IS SPYING Unionists Gather In Steel Deadlock NEW YORK AP The Steel with executives of the dozen leads vvorkers Union called its leaders ing steel firms llANGOON Burma Reuters Soviet information officer shel tered in the United States Em bassy said today that spying was the first obligation of Russian USSIAN ADMITS Soviet Information Citicer SeeksTo Fight Communism Asked what would happen to his parents back home in bios eow annnchcev replied that nothing good could be expected from the Soviet government in its diplomats stationed in the new treatment of them together today to deal with complete impasse in negotiations lorn new contract in the steel indusm fourman industry team headed With bargaining at standstill by Rs Conrad Cooper executive neither the industry nor the union Vicepresident of US Steel Corp could agree on how negotiations has complete industry backing should resume and authority Union President David Me The industry is sticking to its Donald summoned his shaman un refusal to improve present stcoi ion executive board into session conlfflcls any Manner and Mc this morning to review the en Donald is insisting that iduSlTY tire situation profiLs and productivity gains gt warrant wageincrcose plus imr pifizesggaien°znd°s°dgngo$ provertriean in pension and other larger than ever bemus McDonald has not made public McDonald balked at continuing the settlement proposals he has talks Wlth fnurmliflanIMW given theindustry The more bargaining team He said it was than 500000 workers in the basic 9011111955 and 011 ffirdcnlhh steel mills in the us average buster $310 an hour by latest calcula instead he proposed meeting Big Bold Bruins DemandDinner North Bay Woodsman Concede NORTH BAY CP Black The industrys top brass in turn nally rcldctcd McDonalds pro posal The executives said the Communist world Alexander Urevttch Koznacheev 27 whose application for Ameri can asylum and residence in the embassy was announced Friday also gave reporters new informa tion on the case of Col Mikhail Stryguinc the Soviet military ot Millions of Swedes sat up until nenr dawn to hear the fight Those within range of Luxem bourg Radio were able to hear on onlhespot commentary but lbors had to wait until half an our alter the fight ended for recreated broadcast by the Swedf ish state radio The state radio cool to boxing as an inhumanand dangerous sport had decided earlier not to send direct blowbyblow com mentary This touched storm of protest from boxing fans and the radio compromised with the recreated show the contract Swedish newspapers churned For full account of the bout out extra editions shortly alter see sport page Treasury PictureBrightening Tax Revenues llrelPerking Up OTTAWA CPlEconomic re covery this spring apparently has given iillip to the governments tax collections Revenues for April and May jumped to $471800000 from $433 400000 year ago Finance Min ister Fleming reported Friday night in his monthly statements nongthegtatus his budgetac counts lbe increase helped the trea sury to enjoy budgetary sur plus of $87200000 for the first two months of the fiscal year compared with surplus of 5541 victory that stunned the boxing world The seven knockdowns that gave Johoosson thirdround technical knockout victory over the American champion set the stage for one of the great return matches of the century think there will be relum bout and believe it will be the biggest draw in the history of boxing said Cus DAmato Pat tersons manager He added thinkdollarlssan will want to prove that this was no fluke Theres returnbout clause in Armed Trio Rob $60000 Payroll MONTREAL CmAn armed triotwo of them believed men tache who was flown home from in womens clothingheld up the here May after two sulcidont Moodmaid Tobacco Company of tempts anda reported bid to get lices Friday and escaped with so In touch with Burmese army in cslinintcd $60000 payrolls nigence The three wore smoked glasses Kaznacheev speaking Englishland had handkerchiefs wrapped before an embassy press confer about their laces once said he sought the protec They turned the way In ma tion of the US Embassy rather than by the Burmesegovernment fiifiefinfifimflffi$25223 because the us led the light Med back mm against international communism They then grabbed box full and he wanted to 81 pm of pay envelopes and fled to the battle waiting automobile In which WARNING three other men werareported Relaxed and Smiling Kazna sitting Eigev declared The act of my Hypothetical Toll ection should serve as warn Now 54900000 ing that the free world is in dan ger from international commu nism He said Russia and Communist WASHINGTON AP Tm makebelieve national death toll in last Octobers hypothetical nu clearattack on the United States China aimed at putting Com munist governmentin power hero was increased by nearly 6000000 Friday to 54900000 000000 by years end next March 31 The tax increases provided in the Aprils budget apparently had little effect on the budgetary ac counting reported Friday night although they showed up in an improved condition of the old age security fund from which the $55monthlynldagepensionsoro paid The pension fund had deficit of $5000000 in Maythe smallest monthly deficit since October 1957 one afternoon and discovered bears in Wyse Township about three cubs clinging to the top 55 miles northeast of here have branches and bringing Burma under the besomsremllmzlunche9n rhesus They squealed for their old Communismms md mg 99 lady didnt hang around Ini Kamncheev said he himself Trouble is the cutters ara aomake her acquaintance he said suwming talk to Burmese ing mum The menace to the camp itself officials about Communist subver Thursday the Office VII and in an 53 Wlh 50 is somewhat reduced by the pres sion here Soviet connections with dafence Wflhmfltwn YEPDTlEd 13 bread°555d the bears by ence of Star large black mun Burmas Communist underground ures whichadlusted t0 the WW the lunchmg wowWm Now grel which looks so much like and the relations of certain Bur ent population of 177000000 in situafion has reached PM bear itself that one visitor was officials withthe Soviet Em dicoted the imaginary attack took 700000 in AprilvMiiy last year Virtually all of the improved po sition came about during May alter April ran up aisurplus of only $1400000 This gave lVlr Fleminga run ning start on fiscal year for which he has forecast in his April For his normal budgetary ac counts Mr Fleming reported rise in personal income tax col lections for AprilMay to $177 500000 from $233900000 year ago Corporationineome taxes climbed to $103900000 from $162800000 and sales tax collec ounnnsr conr flares out as she strides along the deck of the liritannia duringpns sage up the St Lawrence alter formal dedication of the Sea Ways where the bears are demanding fullcourse meals or else nearly scared out ofhis wits bassy 48900000 lives First the bruins stole the Iunchescached in the morning at various points in the cutting area for the men to collect at noon Camp cook Lorenzo Bnucher on BuiltCar To Lead solved that problem by attaching the lunch boxesto the harnesses of work horses which haul the cut logs The hears which are infesting the area this year decided on holder tactics startln at 230 from the Philip Babioski wasahout imam open his lunch one day when large hear ambled right up to The parade aller leavms the him arena wrli go along Dunlap The bear looked at me Kempenfelt drive to St Vio looked at him He snglledbnd Cents Park his hair stood on end toakAoft bevy of beautiful models and the bear followed untd ljantique and late model cars tossed him the lunch really troops of marching Scouts Cubs wasnt hungry any more any Civil Defence Canadian Legion way Mr Babinski reported the Citizens Band drummaior Raoul Berthuno dropped big Bites and Wilkie Rangers will poplar tree with his chain saw all be in the procession lions rose to $87400000 from $3390090 Yacht Fogbound Hour Setback CORNWALL or he weather on its best behavior up to now for theQueens Cbnadian tour kickedup today and logged inthe yacht Britannia at its over nightanchoraga near the Quebec Ontsrio border But it Was reported at am EDT that the yacht was under way and that visibility would die tate her speed Tour officials said for the time being the entire days program which features CanadianUnited States ceremonies on the $600 000000 MoseSrSaunders power project is being set back two hours Todays ceremonies were the first for Ontario since the Queens arrival in Canada WOULDNT MOVE Dominion Day Festivities Jaycees will conclude in blaze of color Police Block Roads Link Taxi Mystery HAILEYBURY CF Pollen blocked all roads Friday near thistown 51 miles south of Kirk land Lake after chasing and losing car believed to be con nected with the disappearancla nine days ago of Huntsvila £oaggrzheufilh gtaxlcnb and its two occupants waiting An alarm for more help was The Rotary is claiming hatlsent out alter police chased the the biggest and mast expen carsflclupieil by woman andi sive chefs in Barrie will do they two men Palice Seal Off Wreck budget speech deficit of $393 Once at the park everyone will be admitted free to the grounds which will be dressed with bingo pony rides dart games toy wheel baseball pitch hot dogs pop and candy floss The Rotary Club which is co operating with the Jaycees in thefestival is putting on mammoth open pit chicken bar necue Minot charcoal bar tbeoue pit Vwil be used to pre pare each serving which will consist of half chicken and Canadas newest small car no tually built in Barrie will he the highlight of the Jilycee Dn minion Da festival arade Jul Premier Leslie Frost of Ontario Brief speeches were scheduled to precede look at the vast power darn which between the Canadian and American section has maximum capacity of 880000 kilowatts from its 32 gen eratols More spcpcheswere scheduled the unveiling of monument luncheon in this Seaway city it self and then royal visit to up stream seaway communities endlt ing at Brockville tonight 10 pm will see the draw for ownér FranCi Gmssolizg and the 14 foot Beaverboat all ms dnvfl Bruce Spires 22 equipped and complete with the file goégoz lguggifiaysmfiig in the some hoarse breath Long of Louisiana starts on covmdroml cians he figures have wronged him fldays in two mental hospitals stata police chief John Nick Mandeviile La ANGRY Governor Earl trail of vengeance altar being released from mental hos engeance Kim As long Freed APJ Vio lently angry Governor Earl Long of Louisiana bulldozed his wayout of state mental hospi tnl Friday and charged along vengeance trail against politl The 03yearold governor with behind him savored his freedom lessthnn an hour then picked his first victim Louisianas Brown Long fired Brown andnamed EP Roy former state police heed his successor Browns po lice helped guard the governor at thelstate mental hospital in pital Contendlng he was il legally eonlined Long is re ported to be sore about people tprning their backs on him Bumped Mountie Guard Apologizes apology Friday saved derstanding status of an international incl dent and very obvious secret service platoon arrived re ii tElSEllllQWer ey shoved through R¢MP lines and looked as though they were going take over security organiza lon Looted Mountie was shouldered aside so forcibly that he fell to the ground man apologized and international goodwill prevailed or Bonner Que or An isun froni gaining the Rail happened when the héity here to guard An RCMP official said one red Bul later the secret service Britannia captain had tour offilt cials here informed about 830 am that hewasnot going to move the vessel immediately from South Coteau Landing about 30 miles downstream near Val leyfield Que festive sin skies were muggy and grey gt begin at 11 of the yacht in Lockpart of the American sec tion of the St Lawrence Seaway There she was to be met by VicePresident RichardNixon and Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York state accompanied by Warning Cards In Plastic Bags turers and users of plastic bags in which laundry and dry clean lng are returned to customers plan to insert card in the bags wamlng of the danger they hold for children it was announced Friday lectrby the Society of the Plastic industry Canada Incorporated and the Canadian Research lo stitute of Lannderers and Clean ers is aimed at ending the deaths of children who have suffocated while playing with bags ViceAdmiral Peter Dawnay In Cornwall itself whichwore The day been scheduled to the Eisenhower rononro lop Manufac The measure to be out into ef formed MILAN Vitaly AP An ar moredcar regiment and hun dreds of police ioday sealed off threemile zone of scattered wreckage that may hold the sea cret behind the crash of an Amer ican airliner in allurious summer thunderstorm All 68 aboard were killed Witnesses said they saw light ning strike the ourengined Con stellation Friday Aviation exA PRESSTIME nailing 20 Starters In Queens Plate TORONTO ice Twenty Tuesdayis centennial running of the $0000 added gueens Plate classic with final paymentof $500 each when nominations closed at midsmnrning Satchmo Wants To Blow SPOLETO italy AP Louis Armstrongs condition con tinued to improve todayafter bout with pneumonia want to blow this jolntqthe jazz kin llinnen Killedln France METZ France KC lhe RCAF reported today alrmen were killedshnrtly after mldoight when theirsrnnll cal struck curb skidded turned over andhurned were being Withheld the victims was the cause of ltalys worst air disaster perts said it was more likelythat the Chicagobound Trans World Airlines plane was shaken to pieces by the violence of the storm Some people no the ground said they heard the plane explodein the air There was also the pos sibility that mechanical failure lExperts began their inouiry to starters were named today for told ahospital attendant that two Names of Oi American Airliner It continiled aloft with of the alpine resort country day Investigators came from US and italian government air safety agencies and TWA Ilntil the investigation is fin ishéd not even thereiativesoi the victims will be allowed near the tangle of blackened alu mlnum all that remained of the plane that plunged into field north of here The plane had taken off from Malpensa airport in this industrial city just 17 minutes before it flew orth toward the Swiss Alps and into the storm It was headed for Paris and then flight to Chicago gt Bits of the giant Constellation were scattersdln threemile crowded villages north of Milan People on the ground said they sawthe lightning bolt hit over Castellanzn All reported the plane then turned into art ebnll gas tanks explodingK they snid then hit zgrounil nenr Maran 15 miles north of here theishadow The plane broke into three he fuselagasl med into the ground only 25 yards from my building wheraao members of four families were untilv nexbol huddled out of the driving rain winglfoll in the ds big 10 hp motor close the day The extrava ganza tween two unions for control of Canadian labor on the new St airship yo die 9ntario Supreme Court Friday night reserved decision oo atxbldAby the Seafarers Internalt tlonalluniop and to block rep re trail along the gmumi mung the mSen atlon vote of the 900 add on next Friday relations board The board had orderedthatthe ballot carry the name of only one union the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Transport and Gen eral Workers one out of the canadian Labor Com grossfor raiding nootller CLC unio boardhad not acted Withthe labor ode stayof proceedings on the vets until he makes his Judgment Civil Servic Federation of Call fire works display will will be woman sitting sign was stripped off they said from Huntsville The lessmodel car was seen the day after the men disaps organized by cared arked ra Camp Borden personnel and iilp grave will includerocncis and thunder burstsvovel Kcmpenfelt Bay Witnesses sawtwo men aoda The roof taxi Iudges Decision Main Factor In Union Control Of seaway ormwn caA struggle be Mr Justice Samuel Hughes workers ordered to beheld the Canada labor The Seafarers recentl th wri argued that the labor conformity er Justice Hughes ordered adaand of the Employees Association ate of the federation said Friday Lawrence Seaway now hangs lnthe association will boycottthe part on udges decision quickly announced they alvoLtW every Steinberg newspaps on Canak an affili vote iLondon Cllninsl In Builérwar lineman one or Fu London supermarket chains have opened free butter war Steinbergs Limited of Mont real which purchased the Grand Union chain is offering togive one pound of butter toevery tamer purchasing $5 worth of goods at its stores an presenting coupon clipped from its adver tisement the local newsoapclj cos iLoblawsiarld Dominion Stores would for cou pounds of butt Meanwhile executives of the ponfwiih $5 in goods porch at their stores