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Power Back (Pinckney); Dodgers Squawk (Beahon) on Page ID, Milder Mostly sunny. High 68. Tomorrow: Warmer. Twrtparaturti a 39 4 p.m 5fl 4 a.m 37 6 49 A am 3A I p.m 47 8 a.m IS 10 p.m 45 10 a.m 46 Midnight 44 Noon 51 I a.m 41 2 p.m a Sun rises 7:23, acts 4:30 Weather Details, Page 11B METROPOUTAI EDITION Without or with offence to friends or foes I sketch your tcorld exactly as it goes. Byron 133RD YEAR ROCHESTER, N.

THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 14. 1965 10 CENTS mem tate Crime Probers egin Hearings; Still Valenti issmq Hanoi Eases Demands for Negotiations WASHINGTON (UPD Secretary of State Dean Rusk told in the sixth inning. Catcher John ltoseboro is behind the plate and Dodgers pitcher Howie Reed is at right. Twins won, 5-1, deadlocking the series at 3-3.

LP) HELPS HIMSELF Minnesota Twins pitcher Jim (Mudcat) Grant slashes the ball into the stands at Minneapolis for a home run with two men on base senators yesterday that the Twins 5-7 Wn over Dodgers Evens Series Communists apparently were no longer demanding complete withdrawal of U.S. forces from South Viet Nam I fere JfrK I 2-0 lead in the fourth inning. The seventh and decisive as a condition for negotia By JACK TUCKER The State Crime Commission convened here yesterday for an opening all-day session, but the star witness, Cosa Nostra mobster Frank Valenti, was among the missing. State Police have been trying since Friday to serve Valenti, who lives at 21 Cros-man with a subpoena. His most recent whereabouts is Pittsburgh, according to his attorney, Samuel J.

DiGaetano, who said his client went there early last week on "business matters." Among those served with subpoenas is attorney Robert E. O'Brien, former Democratic County Committee chairman. Valenti is one of at least three witnesses of the 20 or so on the Crime Commission's subpoena list still to be served. One report last night from a reliable source was that Valenti is "somewhere" in the company of Rene Pic-carreto, a crony. Piccarreto also is sought by subpoena.

Another gambler on the commission's subpoena list is Mike (Patsy) Amico, it was learned. Amico runs the Northeast Veterans Club, at 82 Central Park. Yesterday's opening "pri game is scheduled for Min-Ujons half when he hammered his three-run homer off relief pitcher Howie Reed with two out in the sixth. A two-run homer by Bob Allison off starter Claude Os-teen had given the Twins a sixth game of the World Se-j ries. The 30-year-old Minnesota pitcher limited the Dodgers to three singles for six innings and then struck a mighty blow on his own be MINNEAPOLIS-ST.

PAUL (OPD Jim Grant pitched brilliant ball and hit a three-run homer in the sixth inning yesterday to pace the Minnesota Twins to a 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the nesota Metropolitan Maaium RUSjf spent 2Vi hours in today, it will De carried on ciosed session with tne Sen. Channel 8. ate Foreign Relations Com- mittee briefing members on Viet Nam and other world Morrissey Passes troublespots. Chairman J. William Ful Senate Passes lady Bird Bill' bright, told newsmen Student Held In Kidnaping Of Girl, 12 of Rusk's statement that Hanoi apparently had slackened its demand that U.S.

forces be withdrawn as a flat pre-condition to any negotia tions. Court Panel Test New York Times News Service WASHINGTON The Senate Judiciary Committee ques COOLING HEELS Former Detective John Lipari, left, and Detective Lucien DiGiovanni were kept waiting yesterday until State Crime Commission hearing got under way In city's Hall of Justice. tioned Judge Francis X. Morrissey for more than an hour last night and then approved his appointment to the federal bench in Massachusetts by a 6 to 3 vote. Swift confirmation is ex HAGERSTOWN, Md.

(A) A 20-year-old college student here has been arrested for the kidnap rape of a 12-year-old New Jersey girl, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said yesterday. Edwin H. Tulley, chief agent, for the FBI in Baltimore, said Walter Robert Mott was arrested at the home of his grandmother here by federal agents and members of the Maryland State Police. Tulley said Mott was arrested on a federal kidnap pected by the full Senate, as WASHINGTON (jR The Senate completed action yesterday on a bill backed by Mrs. Lyndon B.

Johnson and designed to make the open road pretty as well as functional for motorists. By voice vote it sent the billboard-junkyard restriction bill to the White House for President Johnson's expected approval. It requires states to initiate billboard and junkyard controls along the interstate and primary systems by Jan. 1, 1968. If they dont, they lose 10 per cent of their federal highway aid funds.

Viet Cong 'Came Close' LAKE SUCCESS Wl Defense Secretary Robert S. Mc-Namara, on a quick three-plant tour of Long Island defense industries, sair yesterday the Viet Cong "came close" to achieving its objectives in their monsoon offensive. But, he said, the offensive "has been defeated." the Boston Municipal Court judge's primary opponent on the committee, Senate Minority Leader Everett McKinley Horton Liberalism Hit by Colleagues vate" hearing series, which resume today and probably will run through next Tuesday and Wednesday, involve investigation into any organized city-county crime and political meddling with the Police Bureau. The big-scale probe will extend into other areas of Western New York, Chairman Goodman A. Sarachan Dirksen.

indicated he prob ably would not continue his the nominee's testimony at a hearing Tuesday. Dirksen said he was away during part of the judge's statement and had not been able to ask him to elaborate on it. Last night the senator held a news conference in which he said he was curious about two points. One was the judge's trial experience, which had been disputed Tuesday. fight to the Senate floor.

The vote on Morrissey, who Those objectives, he said. is sponsored by Sen. Edward emphasized. were to cut Viet Nam in half. M.

Kennedy, was vir and to destroy the regular tually a party line affair. Dirksen said said he was warrant sworn out in New Jersey. He was arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Edwin H.

Miller and held without bail in the Washington County Jail. On Monday, the blonde little girl of 12 was abducted from the washroom of an elementary school at Fair Lawn, government forces of bouth Viet Nam. By DICK GALE Gannett News Service WASHINGTON Rep. Frank Horton is seemingly unconcerned by rumblings among his Republican colleagues about disciplining the Rochester congressman for his votes against party positions. Horton takes the view that (1) the House Republican satisfied with the portions of Refugees Brave Angry Seas Carey Grant's 4th Wife Expecting Detective Lucien DiGiovanni, the first witness, spent four hours yesterday testifying before the commission.

The initial hearing got off to a late start from the scheduled 10 a.m. time. DiGiovanni finally entered Room 500, the Appellate Division's 4th Department quarters, shortly before 11 a.m. and was there until about N. held captive for five leadership has no grounds to act against him and (2) there hours, and raped repeatedly Cuban Exodus Continues isn't much they could do about it if they did.

In secluded suburban sec tions. HOLLYWOOD (UPD Cary The rumblings persist. His Grant's fourth wife is expect record of 16 votes against Bound and gagged, she was under the Research and Planning Committee of the House policy positions on 20 major ing the star's first child, it KEY WEST. Fla. UP) Brav ing angry seas in small craft, was reported yesterday.

Grant wed the former Inside the Diane Cannon in July. A spokesman for the film star, now on location in Tokyo, issues continues to rankle some who hew closer to the party line. The one noticeable action against Horton the removal of his name from a GOP task finally abandoned at Massa-pequa, on Long Island, where she stumbled to a house crying. "Please help me." Police said the girl identified Mott as her attacker and a federal warrant was issued. WAGNER STILL ILL NEW YORK (UPD Mayor Wagner yesterday continued to run a fever in his Hotel Carlyle suite where he was said Mrs.

Grant is expecting the baby in May. Golden-Hearted Girls Did the women in the Old West have hearts of gold? Hardly, writes Colin Rickards in the fifth article in his series, "What the West was Really Like," today on Page IE. Grant, 61, formerly was married to Virginia Cherrill, Barbara Hutton and Betsy confined with an attack of force on Latin Rep. America was a Horton mild slap on the wrist at most. The task forces, working influenza.

Drake. 102 more Cubans crossed the Florida straits yesterday before bad weather temporarily stopped the flow. At the same time, a possibility arose that Fidel Castro might free thousands of political prisoners who are in jail for opposing his regime. The State Department said that Castro had replied to a U.S. program for massive exodus without flatly turning down a proposal that the prisoners be allowed to leave.

"That's a surprise," said a U.S. government official. "I didn't imagine he would give it a second thought." Estimates of the number of political prisoners behind bars run from 30,000 to 75,000. Two Coast Guard cutters brought in the bulk of the tired, wet and often seasick refugees. Thev started out in Find It Sports 1-7, 10, 12D Theaters TV, Radio 7D Vicinity 4C Want Ads 6-11C Woman's Pages 4-6B Your Town 4C 5 Sections Prelates Back School Aid Whzrz to Bridge 11D Buchwald 11B Comics 11C, 11D Crossw'rd 11D Deaths 9B Editorials 10A Financial 1-3C Health 15E Jumble 11D Landers 11B Daffy Dictionary HUMAN BEING Something that comes in only two forms, but In millions of shapes.

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The scientific surveys will be conducted by trained interviewers of Harvey The vote, which stirred con troversy among the bishops, 1 Most nf them reported that was 2,000 in favor with 8d against. uhe Cuban government con fiscated everything they left Start the Day Bright! If you are a reader in a hurry this morning, we have a complete news summary designed for you. Start the day bright by turning to Page 3A every day. behind. Research Organization who will not only find out how citizens plan to vote but why.

Whether you live in the city or the surrounding area, you won't want to miss the first special poll in this Sunday's big and the additional election polls on succeeding Sundays. One said he was a cousin of The provision places tne rights of the parents above those of the state and says state must protect these ights "to the exclusion of any monopoly of schools." Cuban President Osvaldo Dor- BROUGHT A FRIEND A Cuban refugee girl clutches large stuffed animal as she leaves Coast Guard ship, Lamar, on arrival in Key West. (LTD.