Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 27

TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SECTION -PAGE NINE Spy Charge Denied By Cubans Actions Of Delegates In U.N. Defended HAVANA (AP) Cuba denied Monday as false" charges that members of its U.N. delegation were spies in the United States. The official Communist party organ Granma said the expulsion last week of Cuban diplomat Eddy Espinosa Bonet, 25, and the refusal of re-entry to Alberto Boza Hidalgo Gato, 28, was "nothing more than a new and coarse provocation launched by repressive organs of subversion of the government of the United States (the FBI and the Central Intelligence Agency) against Cuba." Calling the accusations part of a U.S. "campaign of hysteria and hate" Granma continued: "Cuba has a right to watch the activities of its enemies.

But it is completely false that Cuba utilizes its permanent mission at the United Nations for these obpectives. "It is ridiculous to imagine that Cuban diplomats at the United Nations carry on espionage when they are under constant observation by dozens of CIA and FBI agents." Espinosa was expelled from the United States on charges that he tried to recruit a Cuban refugee to undertake a mission which a Washington spokesman said "related to the security of the office of the President of the United States." Hidalgo Gato, who was in Cuba at the time, was accused of trying to gather military information and told he could not return to New York. Granma also assailed the "yellow and sensational press" of the United States for their accounts of Washington's specifically mentioning the New York Daily News for reporting that Espinosa tried to plot the assassination of President Nixon if it should become necessary. Listing other U.S. "provocations," Granma charged: -The CIA had organized groups of anti-Castro exiles who returned from Vietnam "to carry lightning actions in Cuban territory from which they could run for the protection of North American authorities." -The CIA had installed new training camps for mercenaries in Nicaragua and Guatemala similar to one called "Calyton" in the Panama Canal Zone.

-The CIA, from a base in Florida, committed espionage and sabotage in Cuba and made "piratical attacks" which cost Cuban lives. Granma concluded the CIA and FBI "should know that our people, as in the Bay of Pigs, will respond adequately to each and every provocation and aggression against the Barring A Miniskirt From St. Peter's Miniskirts may have become increasingly popular with the fairer sex the world over, but they are still not acceptable in St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. Here, a Vatican gendarme, center, bars a blonde tourist from entering the shrine.

(AP Wirephoto) Escaped Felon Hunted In Idaho; Two Captured LEWISTON, Idaho (AP) through the piney, rolling hills of a prison escapee who reportedly Two other escapees, including were captured Sunday night after of small North Idaho towns. The three escaped Thursday from a prison near Boise. Sought was Leonard Ortega, 32. Authorities said he was believed armed and termed him highly dangerous. Captured were Truman Watson, 27, and Frank William Grooms, 28, an admitted murderer who had been declared legally blind by prison officials.

As the manhunt spread for Ortega, officials also searched the banks of the Salmon River about 80 miles to the south for a pair of campers who may have fallen afoul of the escapees. A sheriff's deputy, who declined use of his name, quoted one of the captured men as saying the trio had come upon some campers in the Salmon River Canyon near Whitebird. "The other two forced two campers to go down to the river, then they came back alone," the 12-Year-Old Wins National Cappy Dick Contest Award Mark Hart, 12, of 2124 N. Fairoaks has won a national grand prize in Cappy Dick's chipmunk puzzle contest. His entry, published in The Arizona Daily Star Aug.

10, was judged best of all entries received from throughout the country. He will receive a 15-volume set of Childcraft and the 20-volume World Book Encyclopedia. He also is winner of five highflying gliders as a local prize. Other Tucson glider winners are Deborah Sharkey, 11, of 4042 E. Santa Barbara Michael Kain, 11, of 4350 E.

Ware Allen Hull, 7, of 2830 S. Coconino Vista; Steven Glickman, 7, of 724 E. Mountvale Drive; Cyle Moore, 11, 5710 S. Morris also David Northcraft, 10, of 5802 E. Edison Debbie Kowles, 9, of 2927 E.

Cushman Drive; Jeff Bleich, 9, of 4901 E. Bermuda and John Williams, 9, of 6750 E. Mary Drive. MARK HART A massive manhunt spread Idaho's panhandle Monday for vowed not to be taken alive. a killer once considered blind, spreading terror through a string convict was quoted as telling of- ficers.

However, Sheriff Gene Fuzzell of Grangeville tended to discount the story. "We've searched all night and couldn't find a damned the sheriff said. "But we'll continue looking. I think, though, that the inmate is just telling a good story." Watson was caught at Webb Ridge, about 15 miles southeast of Lewiston, after threatening a nearby farm woman with her life and stealing her car. Grooms was captured about 30 miles east of Lewiston after a car driven by a hostage crashed during a high-speed chase over a winding mountain road.

The hostage, William Jensen, 28, of Lewiston, said Grooms forced him behind the wheel of his car at a tavern just a few miles from the point of capture and kept a pistol at his neck throughout the chase. Slightly injured, Grooms rested in St. Joseph's Hospital in Lewiston, where the nursing supervisor, Sister Davida, said "He's certainly not blind. He has a cataract on his right eye But he follows everything around him. He sees Suspect Seized In Bar Break-In Police arrested a 23-year-old man on suspicion of burglary early yesterday in connection with an attempted break-in of a westside tavern.

Patrolman Ernest Abbott said he arrested Walter Scott Belt, 1034 N. Alder after Abbott saw a man attempting to drill a hole in the door of Nickie's Tavern, 742 W. Grant around 4 a.m. and that the man ran into a residential area when the officer approached. Abbott said the bar operator, Della M.

Williams, 10450 N. Thornydale called the police when she heard someone trying to get in the bar. ALL PASSENGERS ON AIR WEST'S NEW SUPER DC-9'S GET MORE LEGROOM THAN ON ANY OTHER AIRLINE IN THE UNITED STATES. We call these new planes So call your Travel Agent or Air West the extra space won't cost you extra. Steak, Chops Go Up, Up And Gone Hamburger, Spuds, Chicken Becoming Way Of Life As Food Prices Take Off By RICHARD BLYSTONE Associated Press Writer American housewives finding friends with garden out-of-control souffle.

"I used to spend $20 I can barely make it on of a Chicago chemical firm ecutive. They have a 2-year-old son. "We can't have steak once a week like we used to," she said, "and we're eating an awful lot of hamburger." In her area, porterhouse steak has gone up 20 cents a pound in the last six months from a range to It's the same story all over in the wake of another cost of living increase last month half a per cent, announced last Friday by the U.S. Department of Labor. The relation between porterhouse and poorhouse has grown closer in six months in five other cities sampled: New York compared to $1.59, Atlanta $1.38 up from $1.18, Denver $1.65 from $1.49, Omaha $1.69 from $1.19, Los Angeles from $1.54.

You can move down to pork chops. It's not hard; they're moving up to meet you: New York 85 cents to $1.45 a pound, compared to 69 cents 1 to $1.25 six months ago; Atlanta 69- 77 cents up from 59-69 cents, Denver 79 cents from 65 cents, Omaha $1.09 from 89 cents, Los Angeles from $1.13, Chicago as high as $1.09 from 89-99 cents. "I've gone back to my European cookbooks and looked up 1,001 ways to cook chicken and stew-type things," said Mrs. John K. Kokish, wife of a Denver attorney.

"When you add a lot of cheap cooking wine to any one of these, you forget you're eating chicken four times a week. "Also, I've made lasting friendships with people who have vegetable gardens." String beans, at least, have held the line in the Denver area at 29 cents, and five pounds of potatoes actually have gone down in price from 49 cents to 25, because of the season. But New Yorkers are paying 35 cents a pound for beans, up 6 cents; Atlantans pay 28 cents, a nickel more than they did in mid-February. In Omaha, beans cost 34 cents a pound, up 9 cents, but in Chicago the price has gone down 10 cents to 29. "A large family is just over a barrel," said Mrs.

Dan Mendick, wife of an Omaha electrician. "It takes about half of Dan's take-home pay each week just for food. We can't call a hunger strike for nine kids. Bertina Hunter of New York has a similar complaint, but she shops only for herself. Over the past two months, she said, her weekly food budget has jumped from $9 to $12.

Former Bisbee In California Resident Dies BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (Special) Clara K. Frankenberg, 88, for many years an Arizona resident and widow of the time late Bisbee Ben Frankenberg, died merchant, Sunday. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Malinow and Silverman Mortuary, 850 Venice Los Angeles.

Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin will officiate. Mrs. Frankenberg, whose husband died four years ago, leaves three children Maynard Franklin, Ben and Bobbe as well as three grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. Bobbe Frankenberg, Beverly Hills public relations counsel, has handled Arizona accounts and is known in Bisbee, Tucson and Phoenix.

Mr. and Mrs. Frankenberg were married Aug. 14, 1915, in Hampton, Va. She was born in Baltimore and her family had lived in the South for several generations.

The Frankenbergs' wedding trip was to Bisbee, where they lived until 1930, when they moved to Beverly Hills. Salt Content Waters of the Great Salt Lake in Utah are said to contain as much as 23 percent salt. By contrast salt water content of the Atlantic is 3.6 percent. PRIVATE RECIPE 2567 802 8 A Our brewmaster's private-recipe beer has just gone public. ENCORE ($11 8 SLZ WORD-A-DAY By BACH DOESN'T YOUR HUSBAND GET TIRED OF THOSE EBULLIENT BACH ebullient (e-bul'Y-ent) ADJ.

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Laos Jr. Formerly an administrative intern and the director of community development for the town, Dicochea will fill the slot left by George Cunningham, who has been named executive secretary of Tucson Urban Area Regional Review Committee (TUARRC), effective Sept. 1. Dicochea joined the town administrative staff July 16, 1968. after graduating from the University of Arizona with a bachelor of arts degree in political science.

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