PRICE gEVEN CBNTg Halt Another Convoy BERLIN (AP) — An­ Partieg Watching for Queg other U.S. Army eonVoy w|t8 stopped by l^viet au- thoritiee on the road link­ ing isolated West Berlin 20 State Cities with West Germany. U.S. Army officials said the convoy was halted at Mari-- enbom, the checkpoint at Vote Tomorrow the western end of the h'ljfhway. By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS Several hours later, a U.S. Army spo)(e.sman announced Municipal elections in 20 C<Min«cticut cities and towns that a maneuver by the Ameri­ tonorrow may sive state party chieftains a few clues can garrison in Berlin sched- uled for Tuesday had been post­ as to what to expect in the 1964 state and national elec- poned for 24 hours. This was tions taken to mean that the' garri- Some of the oonteete are oon- West Haven and Fairfield. son had moved into a state of ridered almost .a sure thing for Towns and dtiee in the Republl- preparedness becau.se of the So- the party In power—the Re­ oan fold that will be electing; acUon publicans In Orecnwich, for In- tomorrow are Meriden, Nor­ The Soviets once more de­ etance, or the Democrats In walk, Greenwich. Cheshire, manded that the Americans g«t heavUy Democratic Waterhury. Darien, New Canaan, North out of their vehicles and be But In other oommuniUes, Haven, WiHon, Weetport end counted, and the Americans re­ such ss MerMen, dbntrol has Weston. fused. TTie same dispute resulted .' drifted from one party to the Council elections are sched­ in holdups of American' convoys other from time to time. uled in Hartforda, Norwich and Oct. 10-12 and a British convoy DemocraUc administrationa Wallingford. on Oct. 18. are well dug In in Waterhury, Although only 20 of the 169 The convoy today was return­ New Haven, Bridgeport and towns in Connecticut are in­ ing to West Berlin from a train­ sr, aald chancM wera ajctramafy Crypts at a cemetery in Saigon are prepared today volt. The bodies were reported under guard at a Stamford. If the GOP should volved. they have in them more ing exercise in West Germany. slim that any miners there for bodies of South Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh Catholic hoe^tal, St. Paul’s, in Saigon. Time for win in any^of thees, ths vic­ than 540,000 voters, or about An Army spokesman said 13 would be alive, "but we are try- Diem and his brother, Ngo Dinh Nhu, toppled in re­ the funeral was not announced. (AP Photofax.) tories would be cloaely ana- 45 per cent of ell the voters vehicles cari^ng 44 men were iag anyway." lysed for indicatione of greater | registered in the state, held up at the checkpoint just After the U men w«re found, shake-ups to come wtien the | A brief rundown on eome of inside Communist East Ger­ a microphone was lowered to Fund at 5 6 % whole state goes to the polls in j the bigger cities: many. The army said 30 of foe l6am alofif with food, warm un­ Pope Appeals Gaiety in Saigon 1964. --------- 44 men were passengers. derwear and socks, an electric About 5S per cent of the The Democraite alao hold' (See Page Ten) "According to idlled pro­ sable and lights. United Fund’s $115,000 goal cedures, communicated to ior- The men reported Ibey ware was reached today, drive iet military authorttioe on Oct. For Students 39," the spokesman said, "this to generally good condition. hesMiquarters said. They have been subelatins on Viet Nam Resumes convoy does not etmtain suffi­ Pledge* *nd oontrlbatioaS cient passengers In the vehicles water and reported their legs now total 104,178. Di4-lBioa GOP Chieftains See wore swollen from too much In Message for them to dismount for pur­ totals are as follows: Initial poses of. verification." liquid. Gifts, $45,759; Buslnesa-Em- One man bad halluclnatloos TATTCAN CTrtr (AP)—Pope War Against Reds Allied officers permit pasaen- Paul VI today called for more ployee, $8,068; Besideatlsl, Goldwater Strongest gera in Large convoys to dis­ wUoh doctors ascribed to hun­ $9,861. ger. Bedatlveo were sent to him, students for tiie Roman Catho- mount and be counts but re­ and be was reported calm today. Uc priesthood* in a modem fuse to do this with small con­ SAIGON, South Virt Nam (AP)—South Vietnamese NEW TORK (AP)—More than#Scranton ef. Pennsylvania re- The men said they were In an orld. forced resumed U.S.-iupported military operations voys. old gallery sriure there had The appeals was made In an fdor-fifths of 1,408 Republican eelved some scattered votes The Army said the Sooiet offi­ Among dark horses mentioned bean no digging recently. Their apostolic epistle addressed to against Communist guerrillas today after the Reds ap­ Events county. chairmen and other cer demanded that 16 passen­ eompartment Is IS feet long, 6 ail bisbops on ths fourth centen­ parently failed to capitalize on confusion resulting from leaders who participated in a were Dr. Milton Eisenhower, gers in three of the veMclee dlih brother of former President feet wide usd 7H feet high. nial of the establishment of the overthrow of President Ngo Dinh Diem nationwide Aasociated Press mount. poll on presidential preferuices Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Stein said the boring of the seminaries by ths Council of U.S. military sources said tbe^ "Furthermore," the spokes­ In State tor 1964 say Sen. Barry Gold- Henry Cabot Lodge, U.S. am­ ■ew rescue shaft was an Trent Communist: VtstVia Cong appaarad Nguyen Ngoe Tho, 56, a Budd­ man continued, "he has stated SRtrsmely difficult operation, ''While modem clvlUsatlon water of Arizona Is tha party’s bassador to South Viet Nam. that it is foe Soviet and not the to have been caught ott guard hist who was Diem’s figurehead LodsA was foe GOP vice presi- "msirii more dengeroua than the has eprsad amidst tbs Christian strongest candidate agal^ Allied authorities who deter­ by tha swift coup. vice president denfial candidate In 1960. Others boring te the three men freed people, the dealre and hi|A^for Bxcept for soms attari^ on President Kennedy, as of today. mine convoy processing proce­ Others raportsd slated ior Almost two • foirds of those replied "tmdecided.” fW day.” w ofafj pnqiertlae has -'cooled hamlats and outi»Bts In tha OaUnst Leader in CORE dures." in many souls ths «pprsciaUon answering a queafionnairs aay 3. "Whom do you thfok foe The spokeaman aald Maj. southsm Mskeiw Dslta, thar, De»ity pramtfn — Tran Van they britove CMdwiator win win (See Page jHwsa) of superaatural aad atamal bsn- was no netlQsNMi' iiWTSSia in Ly, tomer mayor of Rue, aad Held Xhee R iot party trill nominate la 1964? Gen. James H. Polk, foe U.S. flts," the Pops qald. foe nomination. Why?” commandant In BerUn, orderad inet C on egflyw d»"^"g ths l/B- J3r. Phan Hy Quat, a»^npoisttttn' - Richard M. mcon, foe 18S0 Tbs Mtsfif, wH^~'(Es Pops hour battls- n iw y and dslar leader Impriaoned under Diem. OoMwater—964. the American Ha Ison officer at tMOMd ^tha first of Its kind and day in which Vlatnamcaa Insur- NEW HAVEN (AP) — A nominee, ran slightly aheSd of Nlxoo—72. Marienbom to tell (be Soviet Defense mlnlater—Gen. Tran Gov. Nolson A. Rockefeller of Pltiflge^ lu lls 11, Importance" of hU pontificate. gents closed In on Diem and Ua Van Don, army commander In leader in negro rivU righto Rockefeller—64. officer that It is the Alllea who Is eaUed In Latin Summl Del nrothsr, Ngo rknh in ths New York as foe potential GOP Again, Morton, Scranton and determine under what eircum- chief who led the revolt with cause# was arreated today In nominee. Moreover, a number Lights Were Cut verbun—the word of Supreme presldentlar palace in' Saigon. Oen. Doung. Romney received some votes, ■tances foe troop passengers Ood. ' Tile Viet Cong command connection wHh a demonstra­ of respondento expreeaed foe hut a larger number said "too will dismount to he counted. Interior minister — Oen. Ton belief that foe party will turn MDW TORK (AP)—An auto­ "How ean numerous and au- broadegat urgent appeals to Ha That Dinh, military governor of tion that erupted Into vtolenoe early to any," or prediced Nixon The Soviet officer was told tbentie priestly vocationa units over the countivside to be­ to Nixon If foe nomination con­ would be foe nominee if Gold- mobile jammed with U adults Saigon during the Aug. 31 raids cn Saturday. vention falls into a deadlock. that foe Allied criteria for dle- amerga In temlfy and school gin all-out attacks, but -the re- on pagodas and foe arrest of water failed to win on foe first mounting has been given to So­ and ohUdren went past warning William Winnlck, a membar On foe question ef foe strong­ or second ballot. ^ atmonhsres in which almost sponse was minor, the U.S. many Buddhist leaders. of foe executive board of tha viet aufooritlee. Sgbts blacked out . Hr Taadsls mily the values end benefits ex­ sources said. est cai^date, Rockefeller The Republican convention be- Information Minister — Gen. Congress of Racial Equality ttqiped Nixon by a few votes. Sources in Washington saM alted are earthy professions?" "Consideriiig all that hap- gfos July IS in San Francisco, and plunged Into' the H vlem Tran Tu Oai, Diem’s director of (CORE), was charged with Ctoldwator received 86.1 per recently that foe Sorieta have tlM pontiff asked. pened we cams out of It pretty n e tentative apportionment of been told that dismounting was River la the early morning dark psychological warfare and key breach of peace and disorderly cent of foe votes aa the strong­ The Pope said it was neoae- well as fgr as the war want," delegate votes is 1,808.