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JACQUELINE GAY Hart prominent New Jersey heir eg admits story of abduc tion was hoax Policemen HeiressSays KidnapAHoax CHIICAGO AP socially prominent New Jerseyheircss has admitted her story of being kidnapped by two men driven to Chicago and then released is Torontoborn Jacqueline Gay Hart 21 broke down Friday un der the gentle questioning of her father Ralph Hart executive vicepresident oi the Colgate Palmolive Company and an FBI agent After telling the truth Miss Hart said she did not re member what had happened since she vanished from New Jerseys Newark airport Tuesday night The FBI said it was checking all phases of Miss Harts story which unfnlded alienshe ap appearedscreamiog and crying beside apolice cruiser in down town Grant Park early Friday POLICE DOUBTED TALE At the outset the FBI and po lice were skeptical of the girls story of being seized blindfolded and gagged tossed in car under blanket and driven by two ab ductors toChicago and then re leased in the lakefront park Police said Miss Harts grey tweed dress white sweater black shoes and sheer stockings failed to show any of the wear and tear which an ordeal such as she de scribed would have inflicted Her one bruiseon her left armdid Message from Frogman FECAHP France Réuters Frenh pcolice today turned over to the navy bottle found on beach and containing purported message from Cmdr Lionel Crabb Bridshfrogman duringrn visit to Britain bnyikita who vanished mysteriously Khrushchev in April 195d Police Prevent Clashes ViENNAJEeulers Police further clashes between Comrhunists and antiCommunists as delegates arrived for the World Youth Festival Sunday There were fist fights at Viennas railway station ay when anti Cnrnmlmistsstarted distributin Patrol Brazzavtlle Alter Riots BRAZZAVILLE Congo Republicwfteuters Police today patrolledBrazzaville suburbs following tribal riots Thursday in which stones were thromn and 110 TV 0f Moscow Squabhle NEW YORK AP American television viewers wont get to see tapes of the heated exchange between ViceltPresident Richard Nixon and Premier scheduled intro NINTH War GENEVA AP States may propose ext week ong recess of the Big Four eon ference unless Russia softens her terms for easing the Berlinvcrtsis But as conference week the rAln divided over Monday PRESS TIME PLASHES Jack Biakeslea here is pic tured with Miss Hart after she was found Friday in lake front park in Chicago not tally wflh her account of being struck in the mouth by one of her captors after helocked her in the bathroom of an unidenti fied house in the Chicago area Hart said his daughter is sul fering from nervous exhaustion and is under physicians care somewhere ianicago He said he did not know when they would return to their Short Hills NI home along with Miss Harts fiance Stanley Gaines 25 who flew lfl from New Jersey with Hart How Miss Hart who is to marry Gaines Aug 29 come tilChicago and whether she came alone re mained axmyslcry Select Owenlsound OWENSOUND CF Three hundred acres of land less than mile east of Owen Sound have been selected as top priority site for mental hospital to be built Tn Grey North the Ontario gov ernrnent announced today The 300 acres selected comprise three farms on the south side of Highway 26 between the eastern city limits and the CPR overpass one mile to the east weie onguard today to prevent hammers 40 persons reported injured Khrushchev today as originmly ister throu the weekend Chr tianJlertcr of the United States was expected to retur here tonight aftera fiyi ggood Visit to West Berlin Britains Selwyn Lioyd wentto London We gllilieduled to remain here Site For Hospital lfFlyingSaucerl Skims Channel DOVER England ammm ains tionary flying saucer that skim on self mnde air cushion ovcriand and sea made successful erasing of the English Channel today Ship sirens in the harbor walled welcome as the hovercraft sped to shore skimming afoet above the waves The hovercraft reported to have made the 23miie crossing from Calais to Dover in two hours 13 minutes had four men aboard Peter Lamb 39 the pilot Christopher Cockarell 45 inventor who rodelfn the strange crnits cabin and two other men who rode outside as ballast The fourton craft powered with fillhorsepower engine which drives single mahogany fan This provides air pressure which is blownitbrough ducts be heath the fuselage and cushion the craft as it flits above the waves Coekcrell said his next step will be to build Sitton hovercraft prototype for larger models which he hopes eventually will make orlhodox stripping outdated The hovercraft for five years one of the closest guarded secrets in British science made its maiden trip June USSIAll CliIEP FLliTTEllS 1ch MOSCOW AP Richard Nixon looks like Andrei Gromyko in certain Russian eyes Nikita Khrushchev told the us Suviccppcsident day thatsorha people think SO do not believe it Nixon commented Mr Gromyko is handsomer man Only outwardly said Khrushchev Solo Pact Herter States BERLIN CDState Secretary Christian Herter said today that the United States would never sign an agreement in Geneva that was not compat Western obligation ward thefree people of Berlin Herter also promised that Al liedtroops would remain in Wat Berlin to maintain its freedom The secretaryof state spoke at acity hallcercmony during sixhour visit here todedieate street renamed after his prede cessor the late John Foster Dulles Herter flew here from Big Four foreign ministers talks in Geneva and received tremendous wel come from tbepeoplegot West Berlin Freighters Collide In US Coast Fog HALIFAX CPlTwo freight ers collided in heavy fog off ihe Cape Breton coast earlytoday and one of them was gauged be low the water line1Neitber ship was believed in immediateidan ger of sinking RCAF search and rescue head quarters said the zooston Ger man freighter Ludolf oldendorff had radioed an aftereol lidingwith the 2933lon Icelandic gt freighter Lagarfoss is any ch ce that Gr mykowill give way onths key ssuenis proposal for creation of éom mittee of East andWest Ger mans to negotiate on German peace considlationwhiie MauriceCouve dc Murviile of France trip to Brussels and sacanr sasson MONDAY Thevnextmeeting issei latE secret ses Lloyds residence Hertervwas ported hoping to get some intima tion at that time wb ther there Herter is repo ed be pessi mistic about breaking the den lookbCauve do Murvyilla is said to feclthe sameLloyd has been UnlessReds Softens SOVIET YREMIER Nikita Khrushchev flashes smile as he displays cosmic rocket model attha Kremlin in Mos Moving inland cow The Soviet leader pulled the modeout of his desk drawento show it to Richard Nixon US vice president Ban Smoking In Public Places To Battle Cancer Briton llsks EDINBURGH Scotland gtCP British authority Friday called for ban on smoking in public places and other drastic mea sure to curb theuse of cigarets as part of the battle against lung cancer Ditarylt nmraumominn Universi aid no longer is there any doubt that there is an associ itinn in the statistical sense be tween smoking and lung cancer One in eight heavy smokers can expect to diefrom lung cancer compared with one in 00 non smokers Lowe speaking at the final scs sion of joint meeting of the Brit ish and Canadian Medical Asso ciations Pressed the feeling that the public has not been given the facts The public allotted the wool to be pulled over his eyesf he said GDVERNMENT CFITKCIZED Earlier at apress briefing re viewing the biggest joinhconfor encethe Canadian government came under fire for noncontribu tionolrfunds for cancer research Dr Norman Gosse associate professor ofsurgeryat Dalhousia Wounded University Halifax and former chairman of the general council of the CMA said the govern ment does not contribute for com car research Our research is done entirely with indecentrihclsdby in vlduals Lowe told chest diseases ses sion that not only did mortality increase in relation to the amount smokedbut it decreased in cases where people gave up smoking according to the number of years since they stopped BAN TOBACCO ADS Lowesaid he does notsea any possibili of tobacco prohibition as this or possibly bring down anygovernment introducing it Heealled for abolition of tobacco advertising The temptation should not be thrown at us from billboards sy magazines and television The sale of tobacco to juveniles should be stopped Lowe stressed it is up to the people to decide whether they wanted to smoke themselves to death or notits free coun lIY HafldédTOUS SEATTLE CPlJohn Morrison crippled Amer once sougbtby po the Eric ish Columbia int rior was put aboard planehere Friday night and sent toPittsburgh to face an old warrant oi escaping custody He was listed under alias David Spangenberg when sher iffs deputy xVie Smith of 0k anagan Wash put him aboar over to United Statesairman es at Canad order poiat Thursday still cn led fromlan RCMP bullet wound At one time during the two days aecordingto awitness he wasturned away from botba hospital and hoteland treated The latest developmen past He is charged withescap ing custody while being taken hr Pennsyle mental hospital after serving several years in jail on drape charge Returned up last fallin the Qkanagan Valley of 130 only to tip hi elf pursued by scores of irst for question 118 Fires VProtest Over MiG Attack marich my The United States has fired strong protest at Communist Chin and North Korea over theJune is at Navy tackby jets on patrol plane The state department termed the incident attempted urder more opt istic Mr no were no stranger for Morrison than his connection German fmitp and then for attempted murder in the shootinng an CMP officer who allegedly was wounded when he stopped Morr on for questions mg The search went onfor days in the 0kanajganA plan carrying three 110th crashed duringflie hunt and the mon aboard were killed Morrison was captured last Aug iiiwhen pqssecrossed Tonnsket Wash wasbadly wou ed surrounded cred ham OSHAWACPStuden parents ere who have speaking provin or ifilscwhere in Ontar Oshawa students in contactrtwith ing French Cana RCMP Winds8il MP GALVESTON Tm APllur ricana Debra moved inland early today about filmiles west and northwst of Gaivtston and HP pearcd hcnded for an industrial arcabetween this island resort city and ii uston Tax The was or bureau at New Orleans said at am car am EDT that winds at the centre were 80 miles anhour and salesexteiided so miles to the northwest and 100 miles to the southeast of the centre The movementtoward the north was expected to continue at five to eight rnp with heavy rain and high win spreading north ward Winds of 75 to so miles raged into Galveston No major damage was reported caused by Debra whichturned suddenly from aweak sister into viciousstorm with winds ranlt ging up to 96rmii$ an hour Minor but widespread damage was reported at the fishing and industrial centre of Freeport 40 miles to the southwest Galveston where hurricane took 8000 lives in 190045 pro tected by sturdy system of sea walls Possibly 15inehes of rain was forecast in extreme southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana Police Chief Barney Priest of Freeport assigned details to pre vent looting in the downtown dis trict where store windows were smashed US Food Giveaway May lie Increased WASHINGTON new proposal is before Congress to step up the huge United States food giveaway program to the fullest extent possible lht in effect is one of the ma jor recommendations of presi dential study committee headed by William ELIDraper former US ambassador to NAT The committees latest report has been turned overto Congress for study and thereis no doubt that Congreéswili have hard look at it especially with pres idential election coming up next year and farmers pressing hard for ways ofrldding the country of heavy surpluses Foes 0t Castro lire Picked Up navam can The retain onary governmen today was reported quietly rounding up sus pected enemies who regime to prevent Sundays mess demon stration for Fidel Castro into bloodshed There is an unmistakable tenlt sionbehind the carnivalatmos phere whippedup by thousands of rpaeh waving peasan swarming into the capital to ur thebeardedtizyearold astro to return to th remiershi There were fears that an Castr fa ons mightchoose the ary oflhe revolutionito create an incident that could leash wave of terro lntonnedlsources era hundred suspected revolutionaries firmedireport put be number being loeed up Atares Ca le until Monda Castron expected to announce Sundia hislre roto the of title In ing Student lFroni Que MOSCOW AP US Vice President Richard Nixon will fly to Poland fern twoday Visit Aug after ending his visit to Russ Nixons decision was announced today shortly after he met with Soviet First Deputy Premiers An astas Mikoyan and Frol Kozlov during the third day at his Soviet tour spokesman for thevicepres ident sold Nixon scheduled the visit to talk with Polish leader Wladyslaw Gomnlka partly be cause thc Russians refused to al low him to leave by flying over eastern Siberia SIGNIFICANT DECISION lt appeared significant that Nixon had decided to visit Poland during the captive nations week proclaimed by President Eisenhower to remember satel lite countrics under Communist domination This proclamationbased on congrwional resolution aroused the resentment of Premier Nikita Hiruahcheirhecalled it an in suit and interference lntheaf fairs of other nations Khrushchev again alluded to the week in his longandvsome times angry debate with Nixon as they toured the us exhibition grounds Friday few hours ahead of the formal opening Advisers had told Nixon that visitsflo another country Would detract from his Sovietvgoodwil mission Nixon decided Frid night however to makofhe ishttifiifllisbldadcrsdreknbwn to have been anxious for him to comé UPSETBY CENSORSIIIP The announcenient coincided with signs that Nixon was lint creasineg upset at tightening So viet censor difficulties delaying and blocking ne dispatches seemed unshaken by his yerbal jousts Friday with Premier Nik ita Khrushchev although at times their words had reached heated pitch Not only officially but unoffi cially we have been very pleased at our reception by people in all walks oflife Nixon told Kozlov Kozlov returned recentlyfrom tour of the United States He opened the Soviet exhibition in New Yorkdunedh SEEKS MIKOYAN Nixons first call this morping was to see First DeputyPremier Anastas Mikflyanlo talk trade The two officials hadmetbe fore when Mikoyan toured the United States early this year and plumped for more trade ixon was accompanied on his Riekcverthe US ato submarine exper ozlov by viceAdmiral OvérSIberict Rickover and Kozlov had traded barbed jeats when the 50 viet otflclnl visited the US but today th ey exchanged warm greetings The American admiral handed Kozlov an envelope containing some pictures taken of him when he visited the atomic power plant at Shippingford Pa EXCHANGE FLAHERY You are very photogenic be sa Handsome enodgh to be movl star And you could make another Hollywood star Kodov replied The Soviet press meanwhile kept up commentary on the Nixon visit The Communist party organ Pravdacarricd story of how mission worker refused 1M rublc $25 at official rate tip of fercd by Nixon Pravda said the viceprcsidant visiting meat market Friday talked with Vasili Ivanovlch Smnkhin then turned to an aids and said something Ike ls Invited To Visit Russia MOSCOW MlPremier N1 kita Khrushchev told the audi euce attha opening of United States exhibition here today he would like President Eisenhower to visit Russia Anmng hu listeners was Vice President Richard iii Nixon who earlier hadhandcdKhrus holler letter of greetings from Eisen hower Khrushchev said Weshould bexglad if President Eisenhower found it possible to visit the So viet tinionI think such nvlsit would be very useful both in im proving relauons between our two countries and instrengthen ing world peaco iwonian Becounts gt Days OiTorture aursALo Awn 21yearold mother the upper part of her body bruised and burned burst froma house Friday and told police story offour days ofto ture Mrs Renate IIelbl accused man with whom she had been living oibeatingherwith black jack and homing her with cl garlle also burned her dauglr tersaged and she said it made her watch be anthewomar said after Noah accusedhet of an nfla ith another